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LOCAL ITEMS. 'iarUri. • reenesboro’.Nov.. 18.— Middling, - - Ilf Aajriistn. Nov. 17. Low Middling, - 12} Middling. - • -12 J G*od Middling, -12 J <-m • To Publishers. We want a Washineton hand Prn, bed mustu'inn 28x40, if in pool working order. We will hnv, or exchange n Taylor hsnd-prsss, 22 x 32, paying the difference. Address immediately. Herald Office, Oreencshoro’ Ga ii * tw. Adverlisins Index. Hides and Country Produce wanted John W. Stone. A pent. Special Notice, Fruit Trees, etc. —J. W. Sampson Agent. Just Rve'veb Stater Sewing Machines —G. W. Hope. Athens, Ga. Notice to Trespassers—l.ucy E Cunning ham. McCall, Copelnn & Co.’s large display this week. Grand Jury Presentments. Sept. Term. Exemption Personalty—John W. Crutch field. Executrix Sale—Martha M. Wagnon. Executrix. Notice to Trespassers—l. L. Brown, Esq" Sate of Valuable Land—C. Heard, Ag'i. HOTS, For several days past, we have had real summer weather. Typhoid Fever is prevailing in our com munity. Mr. .1. P. Wagnon tailed a fine red Fox yesterday morning. Coons were on sale, in the market yes terday. The Grand -Jury found 32 true hills for vagrancy. Two negroes were sentenced to the Peni tentiary, lasi week, by his Honor Judge Gibson. We have been shown a very handsome design for a steeple to tue Episcopal Church. ■<l ♦ 'CKw The Entertainment. We are pleased to announce that the en tertainment given by the ladies ot the Epis copal Church, on last Thursday night *•. F'oral Hall, wis a success. Ohe ('harnaes |ml Tableaux were well selected, and pre atnted with very fine effect, evincing con siderable histrionic talent Die supper was all that an Epicurean could desire. Ev erything passed off pleasantly. I’cinful Accident. Last Saturday. while Mr. Robert Winter. Snp’t of Wood's mill. was on the roof of a she 1, arrsnglna: mnio port of the machine ry. ui foot slipped ant! he 'eel aliO-ul .eight feet, breaking bis arm diagonally aerps the elbsw joint. I3ave You Examined the jn" s at Hightowers old stand ? Such Bar •ains were never offered in 0 rernesb-'m’. i— • W Entcrtiiinmcnt at IViillrld. We regretted our inability to attend the Entertainment at Pen field given on last Tuestiay evet.ing, for the benefit of the Sabbath School, at that place. From par ties who were present, we learn that it was a recherche affair, and a pecuniary sue Cess. McCall. Uiwplan A Cos. Wo cal! especial attention to the adver tisement of Messrs. McCall. Copelan & Cos., which appears in another column. These gentlemen have a full stock of General Mer chandise of the best quaity, and offer su perior in lucentents-to purchasers. —m • wm Death. The friends of Mr. Joseph Varner, will regret to learn of his death, which occurred at his home ill Arkansas the ">th inst. Mr. Varner was a former citizen of this county, end in.v r e I the daiighl. r of our esteemed fellow citizen. S. D. Durham. Tin: DIM D JUKI. While we cannot fully in ioise the Fre ■entments of the Grand Jury, it affords us unqualified pleasure to say, that they have discharged their duties more fearlessly than any like body since the war. Very grave questions were presented for their consid eration; they have met them like men, and no matter how the people may receive their Recommendations, their motives cannot be ympugticd. While admitting the necessity for retrenchment i,n our county expenses, tve are .disposed to think that this Grand Body, ill their zeal in a good cause, have committed some errors on this point. In due time we shall express ourselves more explicitly upon the subject. We were especially gratified a! the man ner in which the Jury handled the subject orvagranev. For some years our county, and Grecnesboro’ especially, has been cursed with a number of worthless chnrac lers who Wave been “instant in season and out of season in their efforts to solve the problem of living without work. The Grand Jury addressed themselves special ly to this class, and as an evidence o. the animus of that body, wo are pleased to say that Thirty two true bills were found against the trifling vagabonds denominated vagrants. Wo commend them most highly for their course on this subject, and feel as sured lli.af their lahors will rasult in a great benefit to the county by ridding it of a larg" c i ilss 0 f consumers who never earn an honest .penny and .struggle about <lay and night, a disgrace to t,unm uity an l a curse to >he country. The presentments of this honorable body are published in an other column. J"s* , Joh work dono b*r*. A AE(l). The Ladies of the Episcopal Church be ing much gratified at the success of the En tertainment givenThurxday evening, desire to return their sincere thanks, to the Fair Association for the use of Floral Hall. To the Gentlemen of the Brass Band and also of the String Band, tor the delightful music which added so much to the interest of the occassion. To the citizens of Greenesboro’, ami Greene county, tor their very generous do nations to the supper, and also for their lit e al p.itronage. To Mr. J. A. Griffin for the beautiful Chemical lights, and for other substantial assistance. To Messrs McCall, Copelnn & Cos., for the loan of Crockery, and Mr. Durham for use of Grate. The Ladies tender this grateful acknowledgments to his Honor Judge W. Gibson, tor the happy manner in which he complied with their request, thereby en suring them the patronage of the Cos irt. They feel greatly indebted to the young Ladies and Gentlemen of the Charade Club for their indefatigable efforts, aud cbeerful assistance. To many friends at home and abroad for geneouscontributions in Money, and also to the Greenesboro’ Heraed and Home Journal, for valuable favors extended. Believing that all who have so kindly aided us will be glad to know how we are succeeding in raising funds for the pur chase of our hell, we append a statement. As we shall begin work very soon, we trust that our friends will see ere long the result of our united efforts. Realized from Tickets $49 75 do do Supper, 25 00 do do Cake. 7 00 dq do Post Office 205 Net proceeds, SB4 40 By contribution, 60 60 Total on hand, $135 00 Ladies on Committee. High Priced Fertilizers and low priced cotton have impoverished the farmers more than any tiling else. If our farmers will commence now and save all their stable and cow pen manure, to manipulate with Logan's Com pound. they can have an abundant supp'y of alasting feriilizer, equal to tbe best, and at les titan one-third the cost of other guanos J. M. Storey & 'tro. are agents an t will sell it for $54.80 cash, and $64.80 payable Ist of November. 1876, delivered at Greenesboro. Below is a certificate of two reliable farmers as toils merits: “We have tried Logan's t’ompound the pre-ent year, aqd we consider one ton. after being manipulated, equal to three tons of anv stan lard fertilizers we have ever used. L. 15. Wiu.ts, iV. ts. Bruce. Sept 23. 1875. UNION POINT DEPARTMENT. 0. A. At UUiUILIN • EDITOR, o LOCAL ITEMS. —o: HOTS. Another rainy Sunday. Vagrant* badly scared. Jf.og killing time, but no hogs. Eggs and butter non esl. A good .crop ticorns but nothing to eat them. er An invoice this week of handsome prints and fancy goods. t?ome and see them. J- F. HART At Lo.’s Death !><l Iltirriajje. Dr. Nichols of Woodstock, a popular physician and valuable citizen, died one day last week. One by one t ele ives are falling. Mr. Alford Beasley and Miss Queen Fluker, were married in the same neigh borhood last week. Rev. J. R. doting officiating. One by one the roses bloom. received a nice lot of Jugs. Jars, Butter Crocks, Milk Bowls etc., Housewives will notice. J F II ART & Co.’s. The <inrlen. Dr. Carlton, is the champion beet grower at Union Point, lie brings us one weigh ing 11 lbs. Iff iuches long and Iff inches in ciicumfeience. Onion setts from Landreth s. J. F HART & Cos. Improvement. The saw and i lie hammer are again heard in our little burg. Mr. Richard Irby has just moved into anew find substantial house; and our tasty and courteous archi tect. Mr. J. B. Knox, has the frame up. for a handsome cottage for Mrs. Sherwood. — We hear of other improvements soon to be made, that will add beauty and comfort to Hie place. not sleep to yoyy eyes nor slumh-r to your eyelids, till you have examined the stock at .1 F II ART & Cos. Tjpiii]dars. Ti e installation of officers of Union 1 oim Lodge will take plac- Friday night.— We hope there will be a full meeting gyjg”Sam, why you buy all our Goods at J. F. Hart St Cos.? Case dev print ’em in de papers, an’ 1 knpw whar to go to find 'em. Jlnftonio PwmmilmHoii. We notice that Post Grand Master Irvin inis been presented with a jewe of rare beamy and value, for services rendered hi order. That is well enou h. But we know a jncrll not a thuusand miles from here that is far move beautiful, and that will make the : p o . e ssor rich in happiness, whoever he may be, beyond all prire. *•* • A stitch in time save* nine. Go to J. F Hart b Cos., and buy a pair of shoes before you are out. Union point Academy. The exercises of Mr. Reynold’s School at Union Point closed last Friday with a public examination which was highly nredi- table to teachers and pupils. This closed the second year of Mr-. Reynold's services as teacher, and our community with entir unanimity indorse him ns a first class teacher. He has been assisted hy Mrs. E E. Wilson, a highly cultivate ! la ly, and a successful teacher of several years experi ence. Mrs. Wilson retires from the schoo here, and any school of character wanting an educated refined arid Christian lady would do well to confer with her; she w 1 give emire satisfaction to any school em* ploying her, and be a valuable acquisition to tbe social circle. At the conclusion of tbe exercises Col. W. 0. Mitchell delived several prizes to the successful boys and girls, in a very felicitous and will timed speech. BosuFresh Oysters find fish everv Satur day. J. F. HART & Cos. gfc*S“\Vho dat sav he got cheaper Goods dan J. F. Hart & Cos? I aint seed ’em. snrtnin. Dissolution. fJAHE Copartnership heretofore existing 1. between OSCAR E, FLUKER and JOHN W WaTSON, tinder the Finn name of Fluker & Watson, is this day Dissolved by mutual consent. John W. Watson ns sitmes all liabilities, and is authorized to coliect all claims due said Firm. OSCAR E. FLUKER, JOHN W. WATSON. Union Point, Ga., Oct. 28, 1875—3 ts HAYIAN* purchased the interest ot Mr. 0. E. FLUKER, in the ahove Firm, I will continue the business on my own account. Notes and accounts due tin late Firm, not paid by the 15th of Novetn her next, will be placed in the hands of an Attorney for collection. Thanking the public for past favors. 1 respectfully ask a continuance o' the sane .JOJIA W. WATSOX. Union Point. Ga., Get, 28. 1875 —3t§ (.KAMI .H itt PKESEVHIEXTS. September Adjourned Term, 1875. r|i)lK GRAND JURY selected and ■ sworn f<>r Greene Superior Court September Term. 1875, respect nil -iibmit tr.e f.i||owin>> pre-eiiimint-: We have examined. ihuuigh appro priate Committees, the Rooks of the dif Cerent County Officers, ami find the neatly and correctly kept. We find the Court-House in good order, with the exception of tile lock on tt.e door of the Grant) Jury room •ml the carpeting in the Grand Jury room in bid condition. We recouime. and that the Ordinary have anew lock pm oti the door, and the floor re covered with bagg ng. We ft oil the Jad neatly kept and in good order, except some repairs needed on the outside door and the windows upstairs, which repairs we recommend that tbe Ordinary have done. U’e ols'i recommend, that the .Jail he furnished with bedstead*, nnd the luck on the celldior repaired or replaced by s new one. Upon examination of the Books nl the County Court, we find (hat 233 civil and cttin*uni eases, have been tried since March Term oi the Superior Court, and that. $5-10 of tines and costs have been paid by the County t'otiij In the County Treasurer since March Term. 1875 after paying Judge: sala ry and all Cost of the Court, and that the working of the Court has been a complete success. We find the County Treasurer’s Books in goo! older and neatly kept. reflect'ti<r credit on that offi er. We tied on the first of March. eah on hand 81.153 82; received since 82.387 33; paid out. for wh'ch lie has proper v .uehers, $3,527 38, leaving tt balance on hand of 814,07. We find the Books of the Ordinary and Clerk correctly and neatly kept, reflecting great credit on those officers As also the Books of the Receiver and Collector, and find upon examination nl the Receiver’s books, all property returned at a fair valuation wiih lew exceptions. We find, on examination c.l the dock ets of the J ustiees of the Peace and Notary Publics, that with few excep tions they are very incorrectly and im properly ke.pt, .being without legal form .But as we find hut few over charges, mid these we think occur tiiro' niisapprehopsion as to what fees they are entitled to, Wo make no complaint, but we do insist that they better in form themselves in regard to their du- On examination of the Pauper Farm we Hud .-a 1 far n not self-sustaining.— We Rod mi y f. ur pa up- rs in the care of said larm. We further fl <1 the sala.y paid the Superintendent f-.r the year, to be 830(1. together with the use nl said faun lice of rent; also thi buildings are in a dilapidated and had condition and greatly in need of repairs We find the expenditures for supp'ies furnished said paupers, or inmates, fo the present ear. to be about 8150. We. therefore, recommend the Su perintendent's office of sai Farm be let out to the lowest bidder on tie fiist Tuesday ip December. 1875. lor twelve months, and hhat said Superintendent he required, by the Ordi ary. to give a good and sufficient Bond jtnd security for the faithful performance of his du ties as snch, aod these duties be defined by th Ordinary tnd Commissioners ot -i farm; and that said llond and n<„>r einent be flared on lecord. And e further recommend, that the Ordi nary and Commissioners t k iumudi. ate steps to" have such repairs as aie necessary for the protection and bew (it -f the same. Upon examination, we find the Pub e Ronds and Bridges in go'd oondi ion. except in the full wing Districts to v i —1 4-ttli 146th. 1 GOt It ami 1(13 We would respectfully request hi- Honor, the presiding Judge, to have the Commissioners of said Di-tricts brought before him at the next Ter of this Court, to show cause why they should not be fined for dereliettou of luty. We recommend that our Represen t.stives in the Legislature use their in fluence to have a law passed, to com pensate parties who tnay sustain loss by having property stolen or damaged, nut f fines imposed upon the convietc party, for such offence. We also reemnmen I, that cur Rep resentative- usg their influence in hnv ing a law passed, authorizing thgGrami •Jtiiy to appoint five Commissioners i fie known as a R aid "f Road and Rev ••line Commissioners ; ami in the event ot the passage of the ab ve law, we re o in mend that the office of County I f'-asurcr be abolished, and that th. Ordinary be rx-Officio Treasurer of In- county, mid that he shall receivo mi compensation for said service. We also recommend the money rais ed this year for School purposes, to he applietl to the payment pf the claim- of t - sellers of this year. We als recommend /hat our Repre etiiatives in the Legislature us lie r influence itr having a law passed, -pecially for this county, imposing a tax of $1 00 per head on each dog, an I ala tax of S') 00 oil each pistol in said county, and that said tax be ap ft ied to educational | qrposes, after paying the claims and School officers ami teachers fir the year 1871. We also recommend the passage of a law protecting game in Greene county to the effect, that al! persons may be iu dieted who shall kill or otherwise de stroy any game from the first day of March to t lie first day of November. We do also recommend tbe passage of a law consolidating the offices of Tax Receiver an') Collector of this county, am) that the sail) officer receive a sal ary of S9OO OH, am) imothir fee. And tve further recommend that the o ce of School Commissioner be abo). shed in this county, and that the Uotinty Treasurer disburse the School fund as now . one by the Commissioner, and the enumeration of the children be taken and returned to the Ordinary by (lie Justices of the Peace in their re speetive Districts, and that the Ordi nary consolidate and return them to the State School Commissioner. Said set vices to he performed without fee. We respectf illy suggest the proprie ty to the next Grand Jury of this coun ty. of reducing the salary of the Coun ty Judge to $5()0 IJO, and the perqui sites of his office. We also recommend, that the Sheriff he paid 850 for extra service; also, the Clerk and Deputy Sheriff. W. also recommend, that the Ferry man at Willis’ ferrv be allowed to charge passengers ordinary fees, dot ing the Christmas holidays. We further recommend, that the Fetry. k“own as flaniels’ Ferry, bedis ci nttilued and the Flat sold. We Jiirjhgr recommend, shat the Or di ary have ad ior placed in the wall between dye Grand Jury room and the Solicitor General’s consultation room. We recommend, that the indictment found against Dennis Rankin (eoj red) at this Term of the Court, lie nolj. rims* e</. [it taking leave of his Honor Judge Gibson, we desire t> (cyder Inm mn thank- for hi- umf. rm kiudii sand attention to tin- bdy Al-o mr pro found ndmi.a'i n for hi? even adminl -of justice ami equity, ami we do beg leave to assure him of our mo-t sincere wishes for his success and hap pm ss Also to Col. Preston, S'd.-General. ti>r Ins readiness and attend m, a' all tunes, to this b dy in the discharge and the duties of In- office. We aI so recommend, that tlie-e Pre* suite e t- fie publi-hed in the Green-* borii’ Herald W fl. McWHORTER Foreman. Josh O'Neal, James M. Williams, Tims. L. Findley, Jeff' F. Wright, Amlrcw F.lncksun, David It. Rowland, Kuriram Moore. J. 11. M. Pennington, Lit. R. i a dwell Felix T. M.vlmup. Jesse M. linker, Jesse Champion, W. T. Doster. W. A. Corry, Young F. Gresham, Joseph McKinzie, Join: Reynolds, J. P. Harris, F. M. Haynes William Morgan, W. P. McWhorter, Whertupnn. it is Onbreil by the Court, that the h regoing l're-eniments be published as t.cqne-trd by the Grand J ury. J W. PRESTON, Sol. Gen’l. By the Court. A true extract from the Minutes of the Superior Curt, September Term 1875. ISAAC R. HALL, Clk. Nor. 15. 1875. Cal! sgH'cia! attention to this week 9 a Ailvei tiseim i l l. f\ nnn Yanis Flenw Drown SWEETING, one yard wide, offer eil at NINE cents l>y the bolt. O QQO urds nice 4 4 Rleached SHEETING, at 11 cents by V/V/V t |, e | lO | t 01)0 Sheeting i ‘ CHEAP. A Largo lot of B ack and colored AE<PA('AN, just received and astonhblv Cheap. WO pieces neat PRINTS. ami be-t qualities, at 10 cents per yard. La i-r NILE Balmoral SililßTS, from $1 to $2 75 each 400 L a iics and Misses Shaw Is varying from small wool shawls, 75 cents, to the Eery fy<i u'l Wool, iIU each. Jue revive 1 pe-Express, a fi] line of Childrens. Misses and Lailies SACQF.S, ol lie latest stylcr. from $l to *.7. Ei,II tine of Ladies aid (} ops meri i > UMM3U VII Vl* of a’l siz's and cheap Childrens, Misses, Ladies, Bovs, Youths aid vie.is SiIIO S—world with .ut e id. iVltns ( all Skin Boots, Hand- PWed. a’ $7 50 per pair. Cents File Buckle and Elastic Sf/OL’S —very tow. Mens II a v Coarse B IOTS, at $ ; pei pair. OLD LADIES SIIOE3, with and without Heels. Par rah.s in Bovs Youths and Metis 3FL eady- jVT r?. do Olotlzu itar- One Case Smoking Tobacco. a’ .'>o .tents per pound, just received. Also anew brand ot Chewing Tobacco, which is very tine. Just received .( lot of White ami Be I Seed WHEAT —very line. • We have, also just received ami will sell Runirh’hht Ch-up, lie the case or can. Ovs* ters, Sain mi. Tomatoes, Oreen peas. Pine Apples, Clams, Cranberry Sauce and Sar dines, also Ca.pden Sugar Corn, which i$ cheap and nice. Tte-noiled Molasses, Cuba and New Orleans Syrup in abundance. A full line of FURNITURE ill the way 7if War tin ms, . lure ms, Sates, ( eitie Table , C aits ui-. I steads, Cradles. Crockery. Wool, t’iu a id I[ rdwuie Departments eon plete. Hubs, Spokes. Sli ifis and T igues. always on bad an I cheap for Cash. MILLINERY, MILLINERY MILL I MERY, Hitibo .s. Fancy Notions, Ready-Made Dresses, and Lai ies imlei we r, up stairs, am. will be show n by MissS. It. Ghasswitii. Nice Carpeting, usual width, a* 50 cents per yard. We call Npeeia l Attention again to lie tar a I assort* I sfo 'k of M'sies a> I Ladii • Calf Skin. Morocco, Cloth and. Glove-Kid SSIIOSiS, and extend an inv.tatio I to on and all the Ladies, to call and examine. A Full Line of Burial Cases ant! Caskets Always oti hand. McCALL, COPELAN & Cos. Gteen shorn*. tJa., Nov. 18. 187.5. covivrv Sheriff’s Sales, W II.L be sold before the fourt-ITonse door in the city of Grcenesborot'glt.Greene county. Ga., within tlie legal hours of sale, on the First TP:jp*J:v in B>rci*nsl*er next, the following property, to wit : One House and I.ot in the city of flreenesboio', fronting on Main street, whereon John f. Davis now lives, ami con taining one acre (more or less,) —Levied on ami sold as the property of bed ah Oavis. to satisfv a ti fa in favor of Eliltu I. Terrell vr •Insiali ftavis and Roswell llulhert, end lev ies of otliei ti la's in my hands. ALSO, A t the same time anil place— A certain tract of Land, situated in aid county and State, and bounded by lands of Wm II Branch. Herman fleissler, Pen field road, das M Littleton and others, con taining Seven Hundred acres (more or les whercon Virgil Bobarts now lives Levied on the properly of Philip I’q -Alain. to satis fy a ft fa in attachment. in favor of Miles W Lewis, Executor vs Philip l’ouljain. ALSO. ,4t the same time and place— One House situated in the city of Oreencs boro.. on the Penfleld road.—Levied on as the property of Stephen .4lien (colored).to satisfy one fi fa issued from the Justice Court of the 1-Od District. 0. M., in favor of Beverly Whitaker vs Stephen Allen.— Levy made and returned to me by W I! Cartwright. Bailiff. ALSO. .dt the same time and place— t'tie tract of Land, lying in said county, containing Three Hundred ami Forty acres, admitting lands of t. A Davis, KT Walker, 0 Heard and others—Levied on as the pro perf.v of Alex Monfort, to satisfy one ti fa issued from Hancock Superior Court, at the April Trim. 4875. in favor of M W Lewis. Cxecutor, v .Hex M.pnfort. ALSO. At the same time and place One tract of Land, lying in said county, containing Sixty acres (more or less) ad join ng lands of Vir. Ann English, (I 1 Thornton and otheis—Levied op as the pto petty of the Estate of Travijs C Carlton, de ceased, to satisfy one fi fa issued from Greene Superior Court at the l/arch Term. 1807, in favor of Wm II McWhorter, Guar dian. vs Travis C Carlton, administrator and Jfargaret W Carlton, administratrix on the Estate of John T Carlton, deceased. ALsO, At the same time and place— Two Hundred acres of Land (more or less.) lying in said county an 1 State, ad joining Jas F Geer. Kiniiebrcw and others Levied o. as tjre property of Stephen English, to satisfy one fi fa issued from the County Court. June Term, 1 Sf'.G, in fivornf W A ColuJough vs Stephen English and V' O Cheney ALSO, t the satne time and place— One Rockawsy and one Two-liOise Wag on—Levied on as the property of John K Jackson. Jr, to satisfy one ti fa in favoj- of Hightowers Jt Cos vs John E Jackson. Jr J. H. ENGLISH, Sheriff. ot ?, 1875. If* Imt Wish Cheap goods for the money, call at ;he old Btand of Hightower’s k Cos. FO Fi SALE I A VAT.t) ATII.K Fa;ji in Oglsthorpa County, Ga. I WILL SELL MV VALUABLE FARM 1 lying on Little Bjver and Sill Fork ('reek, in Oglethorpe county, four mile cast of B.iirdsiuwn, containing 32u acres ot as fine land ns is in Midi! ft Georgia : KHi acres in wood land, and ’>o acres rjgh hot f nm (In | l ie place is a comfortable dwell tog, good sfallies, and all necesgaj-y qu buildings. The society of the neighbor hood is good: schools and chtu-ehes m-< convenient The water is ns good as ca< be found anywhere. The '-tuck, t orn, Fodder and Cotton Seed cau be bought with the land. Terms; On ‘-halfcash, balance in twelve months without interest. For part cu.sk address, THOM VS A. BROWN. Bairdstown, Ga.; or THOMAS T. BROWN, Greenesboro’, Go. Oct. l-lth. l*7stng [Chronicle & Sentinel copy two months.] i:\rn roic'ti >le. DV V irtue of an Order from the Court 1 ) of Ordinary of Greene County, Ga., A ILL be sold before the Court- House door n Gre'-nesboro', Gu., on the first Tuesday n Hecemhgr next. One Hundred and Sev enty-five acres of I.ind, adjoining lands of >. D Durham. A. M. Durham apil others, 'old as the properly of the Estate of James \. Moody, deceased, and at th* risk of 'lts. I.izi in Drunk, who failed to comply w t)i r)ic terms of a former sale. Terms of -aIe—CASH. ELIAS B. MOODY, Ex r. Oct. 2‘i, 18*5—tds / lEORGIA—Crccne County. * F Ellis Clements applies for Exempli' n of Personalty and I will pass upon the same at my office at 10 o'clock, am., Saturday. Nov. 20th. 1875. JOKL F. THORNTON. Only nov. 9th, 1875—2 ts i A EOROTA—Greene County. ' f Edmond Gregory (colored) applies for Exemption of I’ers malty and I will ”|s- upon t]i:-seme at my office at 10o'clock i. in., on Snjjurday. November, 187£>. •JOKL F THORNTON, Ord’y nov. 5. 187.5 —* (1 EORGJA— Greene County. Tf Nancy Gee/', wife of Mat Geer (col.; tpplies fi/r Exemption of Personalty, and I will pass upon the same at my office at 10 o’clock, tt. in'., nil Saturday. Nnvenii or ITtli 1*75. J. F. THORNTON. Ord’y. tpv. 2d. 1875—2 ts / EOKGlA—Greene County. \7 Daniel Winfield (colored,) applies for Exemption of Personalty ami 1 will pass upon the same at my office at 10 o'clock i. in., on Saturday, November. !3IU. 1875. JOEL F. THORNTON. Ord’y. Nov. 3,1875—2 ts / T EORGlA—Greens County. VJ Win. W. Lumpkin, Administrator ot tiie Estate of Nathan A. Hobbs, applies fol ■etters of Dismission, and such Letters wil he granted on the first Moniiay in Fehrua ry, IB7li, unless valid objections are filed Jtil L F. THORNTON, Ordinary. November 3d, 1875—3ms* / I EORGlA—Orcein* County. V* J.*D. Durham, Administrator of Eliza V Durham, applies for Letters of Dismis sion. and such Letters will he granted on tlie first Monday in February, IB7t>. uples vaiid objections are filed. JOEL F. THORNTON, Ord'y. EOT. I, 1875 —SiES Shoes! SHOES, SHOES W: lot ve on haruf a food lot of Men'*. Women's and Bovs' Shoes, made of our best ina erial nnd warranted to wear n-f'l. Just the article for the Fnrmerr.nd the laborer. Women’s and hoys Shoes at -1 75; M n’s from No 6to 10 inclusive, >-• higher No’s, $2 25. In lots of tea p irs, we will make n deduction of 10 pt* cent. Try them and know their value. Also Buggy and Wagon Harness, made vnd repaired at short, notice, Itrnwn & nonrHefl Sc.pt. 16, 1875—Sts Aotice to Debtors* J. T. CULVER. forn.erly of this city, uas placedln my hands, for collection, his claims. Alt persons indebted to him are hereby notified to come forward and settle at once, or else I will be compelled to sue said claims. Pay at once nnd save cost of suit J AS, B. PARK. Att'y. Greencshoro’, Ga., Oct. 21, 1875—t f VALIABLIt! Store lioiise TO BE SOLD. BY Virtue of an OjJar from the Hon. Al bert G. Fester. Register in Bankrupt cy for the Northern District of Georgia, I will sell, on the first Tuesday in December next, before the Court-House door in the city of Greenesboro’, Georgia, within the legal hours of sale, the following Real Es t.ate belonging to the Estate of Torbert & Brother, Bankrupts, to wit: The Store Mouse (and hot on which it is situated,) formerly occupied by said Torbert & Bro. situated on Main street in saidiity. The metes and hounds of snid lot will be pointed out by the undersigned to any one desir iogtolook at the property. The property will be sold free from encumbrances of liens by the creditors. Terms of sale, Cash, and purchaser to pay for tinners. Wm. 11. BRANCH, Assignee of Torbert & Brother. Nov. 2d, 1875—tus Executors' ale. 4471 LL BE SOLD ON THE FIRST tT Tuesday in December next, at the * ■’ourt-Pouse in Greenesboro’, Ga.. within die legal hours of sale: The HOUSE and LOTS in the city of Greenesboro’ belong ng to the Estate of Samuel Davis, deceas e 1. adjoining lots of Judge Robinson, J. F, Hall and others. ALSO, One Lot east of stiii hensf. containing four (more or lcs3.) The lot now used ns a garden, will be sold separately, And the lot east of the house will be divid ed into Four equal parts. ALSO, At the same time and place, will be 28 2-10 acres of Wood Land, adjoining W. H. Brandi, Philip Poullain nnd other*, which syill be divided Into five acre lots. Ml sold f it - distribution among the legatees of said Ejrtate. rCTTERM.S—OAe-third CASH and re mainder or i lie first day of October. 1876, with 10 per cent, interest on balance uni paid from the day of sale. Pints of the Land can be seen in the hands of the Executors. CM \S. A. DAVIS, 1 _ geo; C. DAVIS, } Elecut * r - November !, 1875—tds Afliiiiiirstmtors Safe. UNDER AN ORDER FROM THE Honorable Court of Ordinary, of Greene County, will be sold in front of the Court Hot,-e door, in Greeuesboro’, Ga.. on the First Tuesday in December next, with in the legal hours of sale the following property, to wit : All the Real Estate be joii'.dog to the Eslate of Robert Newsom, 1 de of said county,- deceased, consisting of be Mineral reserve, together with the min ng | r*cileges on Lands of William Tuggle, Dr. I! F Oarl’op, Otis Sand II Clay Thorn ton. Mrs Susan F Pietro, Marcus L Wat so t. Joseph MeKittv-ie, William Mays, Dr \V A Moore. Tout Murrali, Oscar E Flttker Mr. C. I. Davis- Sold for the purpose of listribut .on among the heirs at law of sank deceased. Terms on the day of sale. DAVID A NEWSOM, A-cforV. Nov i, 1875—tds Three Months on Trial. 30 cts, VOLUffIK xir THE “ Warronton Clipper. 5 ’ 11. W. J HAM Ed. and I'roprictor. V Taper for ihe Home Circle—take* anywhere on'sight—and whose influ ence and circulation is not bounded by lo cal limits. Vta.lnclußo Two cent -Stamp for t> speci men copy of the ‘Diiiibitry Sews’ OF GEORGIA. Advertisements inserted on liberal terms. pubiidt only “the freshest of the best.” Nothing heavy or dull is oTcr admitted to ourco limns. Address, THE ( LIPPEB. novll 1870—tf Warrentoo, Ga. Kstray Notice. EORGlA—Greene County. IT Retthcn A. Credille, of the 162d Dis triei, G. M .of said-county, tolls before me, as an Estray, a sprrel HORSE, about ten years old, wit fi a Maze in the face and blit. 1 in the left eye, ami appraised by Jas. L -smith and Wig. H. Blythe, freeholders, to lie worth For ty Dollars, and that it is worth flfty cents per -lay to feed said horse. Un less said horse is proven ftud taken away, • lie sapte will *■? sold by the Sheriff, before the Court- Ho(jse. in Grecnesboro’, on the hrst Tuesday lit Deceit.her next. JOEL F T lORNiON, Ord’y. Noventiber sd, 1875—41s Idmiuistiators Sale. BY VIRTUE OF AN ORDER FROM the Court of Ordinary of Green* minty will be sold before the Cop*! House loor. in Grecnesboro’, Ga., on the first fucstlay in December next: The tract of Land in sid county, hounded by the White Plains road and lands of Airs Bickers, J. L. Brown. C C Bowden and others, contain ng Four Hundred and Sixteen acres, if be ing the place whereon L. L. Little now re sides. Sold as the property of William L- Strain, late of said coupty deceased. Terms Cash. J. L- BROWN, Adm’r Nov. 2, 1875—tds f Wm L Stain,