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&jrt Infap enfant tjlafa. NEWNAN, GEORGIA, NOV. 30. 1860 / i We are authorized to an iiounce the name of J. I’. KKKfiE as an In dependent Cnndidnte, for Tax Collector, for tlio comity of Coweta. Election, first Wednesday in Janua ry next. £-tp°We are Authorized to nn noiic.u tlio nanio of M. KKN'IIKIt’K as a Candidate for tlio offluo of Solicitor General of the Tallapoosa Circuit. Election first Wednesday in January next. Aug. 3, !8(i0-tde. We are authorised to an oanee the name of John Ji L. Wullotn nsncnndi date for Tux deceiver, for the Cmnilv of Coweta W~ Kltjction tilts first Wednesday in January next. Nuv.,23, 1860-tde. ChsTWc are authorized to an nounce the name of SEABORN .1. Sll 1{( ipsl'l I UK an a Onnilidnte for Tux Collector of Coweta county. KteeliOa .oti the first Wednesday in January next Nov. ."in, lSOo.tde. TJt'ie Itl:ulc’ Adwrllsvia. Cutting t Co'.,Merch’nts. Thomas Attorney, liana. “ Dnvis, *• llnlbruult,’ “ Smith, “ Martin, ‘ Book “ Powell, ■< Keese, . llrug “ Hammond, “ Smith <t Cos., “ j Walker, Land Seller. I'inson J-. Cos,, “ iWellborn, •’ * McN'uuglit & Cos., *• Arrington, “ “ Meyers* Cos., “ I lent, Factor. Evans, Bunk “ Thurmond, Hotel. Corliss it Cos., School. jMurston, Gun Smith, ltaniel A Cos., 11 Jones * Cos., Paper. Pitman, “ jlleiss, Brock, Attorney [Cole, Steam Works. Robinson, •• ‘Wiley, Dentist It is a Common - Oiiskiivation that there are more Stilferets front debility, among Americans, than can ho found among any other civilized nation. The reason is obvi oils. We taka exercise, and forget the wants of the in the absorbing pur suits of .business. In all such cases, ordi nary medicines can do little good. What is reiptired is just such a tonic and invigorator as llr. J. II ostetter has given to the world, in his CELEBRATED ‘"HITTERS.” The weak and nervous denizen of the counting house, the exhausted toiler upon the shop Hoard, and the prostrated student of the midnight lamp, have found a wonderful re generator, ill the “Billers,” and prefer it to more pretentiotir, but less efficacious medi cines. But it should not lie forgotten that the agent which is so magical in its infill cnce upon a frame which is merely debili tated, is equally powerful in assisting nature to expel the most terrible forms of diseases. Who would, not give it, a trial i Sold hv druggists and dealers everywhere. XdT See’ advertisement in another col umn. Ss-gtrial Itotiftx: I>r WISTAR'S 11 .1 ESA TI OF WILD CIIEKRV. Where Ibis article is known it is a work of su pererogation to say one word in hs favor, so well i. it established ns an unfailing remedy for Cough*. Cold*. lironrhitls, Croup. Whooping Cough, Asthma, Quin*g. J > hlhi*ie, diseases of tile Throat, Chest, nud Lung*, as well as flint most dreaded of all diseases, consult!l'tion, wltieh high medical authority has pronounced lo lie u curable di.vasc. Those who have used this remedy know its value ; those who litive hot have hut to make a single triul to be satisfied that of ull others it is the remedy. Further Testimony. Owkco, Nov. !>, 1859. Messrs. S. W. Fiwi* fc Co..— Gentlemen:—Some ten years since I was at tacked with a severe and distressing cough, the long continuance of which alarmed me. and ad monished me to look for some remedy to rescue mo from the dangerous condition in which I found inyseW. Krom whnt I had lienrd of MTs/er's ISalsam of Wild l ‘ha ry, I concluded to give that, preparation n trial, which I did, and by its use obtained im mediate and permanent, reiicf. Again, about five years afterwads, I was taken with u severe hacking cough, accompanied with a pain iu the chest and side, tickling in the throat, etc., which so reduced in V health and slrength as to unfit me for attend ing lo my ordinary buisincss. 1 applied to well known physicians and used their prescriptions without'any perceptible benefit ; when, after hav ing been confined to my room for several months, 1 again had recourse to Wislar’* Ualxani, and, to inV great, joy. found, as before, immediate relief, anil two bottles restored me to perfect health. I would also state that, several of my friends have used the Balsam with the same astonishing results; I have known of there being in the market a miserable and worthless spurious Bulsutu. In purchasing, I always look for that prepared by ii. W. j'nietc <f- Cos., lioxton, which lias the written signature of A Unit* on the wrapper; ands would caution all, as they value health, to do the same. Ml M Kwh’ MAU4H-ART. IST Caution to Purchaser*. —The only gr.nuinr Wixlar't Balsam has the written signature of “I Bi ns ” and the, printed one of iho Proprietors on the outer wrapper; all other is vile and worth less. Prepared by SETH W. FOWLK A CO., Boston, And for sale by J-T. UEh>K, KEDWTNE .t HENRY. Newnun. Gu. And by Druggists generally. fiov. 30-18 H, _ P] WHAT OUR NEIGHBORS SAY OP PR. M’LANE'S CELEBRATED LIVER I*ll. KS. Ne\v YpitK. August 30. 1852. We the undersigned, having made trial of Dr. M'l.nneV Celebrated Liver Pills, prepared by Ji’leiuiug Bros. Pittsburgh, must acknowledge that they are the best medicine for Sick Headache, Dyspepsia, and Liver Compliant, that we have overused. We take pleasure in recommending t.hem to the public ; ami are confident, that it those who are troubled with any pf the above com plaints will give them a fair trial, they will net hesitate to acknowledge their bcutmuio! nIL-cts. MRS. HILL, East Trpy, ( MUS. STEVENS. West Troy. Jjp” Purvlllisels will he caiel'nl lu n.-V |uj Dl. M l.ane's Celebrated Liver Pills, manufactured by t iming Bros., of Pittsburgh, Pa, There are other Bills purporting to be Liver Pills, now before the public. Hr. M’Lmie’s genuine Liver Pills, also his celebrated Vermifuge, can now be bad at all l-e-peetahle drug stores. None genuine without \ the signature of FLEMING BROS. | lJ WANTED I! subscriber, Ten Thousand Porsons to y call and examine my iintn3ire stock of Sta ple and Fancy IDlßrsr GOODS, CLOTIIINU, ft Hoots, Shoes, Hats If 8c Caps, 1 have just received my supply of Fall and Win ter DRESS GOODS, Ktnhracing all the latest styles of Marinos, Plain and Fancy ]>e Unities, Poplins, Coburgs, Sarouy Cloth, ifce., etc. Cloaks & Shawls. In this department I have a splendid, assort ment, embracing all the latest styles of Black and Fancy Cloaks and Dusters, A'so Reversalde, Plaid, Chenille, Stella and Cash mere Shawls. Also a tine lot of Housekeeping and Plantation GOODS, comprising Plain and Printed Flannels, Lindseys, Sheetings, tine Led Blankets, Gents’ Fancy Blau* het-s, Mnrscilc and Woolen Coverlets, tkc., ie.,ut prices a little less than any one else. HOOP SKIRTS! HOOP SKIRTS! I have the best quality of J. U. Bradley’s favor ite Moop Skirts, matle without sewing and without brasses, which l will sell cheaper than the cheapest. Its CLOTHING, HATS and |gg|^ I have the largest, best selected and most com pi etc stock of Dress and Over-Goats, Pants and Vests, of every description that has ever been offered in this market. My stock of llats and Caps is complete, and only needs an examination to effect a sale. Having enlarged iny Store, I am enabled to keep a larger stock than I have ever kept before, and will soil as cheap and cheaper than the cheap est,. Give me a call, and if I cannot suit you. 1 shall nevertheless thank you for calling at the Kmpoi ium. 11. HAAS, Oct. !9,1 SGO.tf. Bay Street, Newnun, (in. IfleriweUier Sheriffs Sale. On the first Tuesday in December next , be sold before the Court House door in r ▼ the town of Greenville, Meriwether county, (hi., within the iognl hours of sale, tlio follow ing property, to wit: One mouse colorod mnre Mide.about eight years old; also, three hales of Cotton, levied on as the property of William M. Barnes, to satisfy a fi fa issued from the Superior Court of Meriwether county, in favor of Steward Gray A Cos., (and oth er ti fas in my hands,) vs. said Barnes. Property pointed out by Defendant. Post polled Snips. A negro girl, by the name of Martha, of dark complexion, about thirteen years old, levied on by virtue of afi fa issued from Meriwether Superior Court.in favor of Joseph L. Banning, vs. 11. 11. Bus sey, as Trustee for E. M. Bussey, tfco., and as the property of said 11. 11. Bussey, Trustee, die. One hundred acres of u lot of Land, No. not known, situated, lying and being in the eleventh Dist. of originally Troup now Meriwether county, and adjoining lands of Jas. \V. Woodroof and oth ers, levied on ns the property of Peter J. Nelson to sat isfy a ti % issued from Troup Superior Court, in favor of James It. Gates, vs. P. J. Nelson and Samuel Hines, prin., nud Win. I*. Densely, securi ty. J. S. BLALOCK, Sh’ff. ‘ Nov. 2, 1860. tils. RM HERE EVERYBODY I ‘l'ltf Greatest Excitement that has been here Since the Indians Moved J ! HIIAAS has Ten Thousand Pairs of Boots • ami Shoes, which he is willing to sell at extraordinary low prices, READ! READ! READ! ltusset Brogans,.. sl.lO India Rubber Shoes $ 75 Bluck “ 85 Ditchers’ Boots, 2.00 Women’s Shoes, 66 Calf “ 8.00 Youths’ “ 46 Fine “ 2.25 Childrens’ “ 80 Go and see him everybody ! Great excitement! lie sure to go. Oct 19. 1800-11-ts. J. M. HOLBROOK, MANUFACTURER & JOBBER OF AND CAPS IN’ ALL Til Kilt VARIETY. WHITEHALL STREET, ATLANTA, GA. Xer MILITARY CAl‘B it PLANTA TION lIATS MADE TO ORDER, juue 22, iaott-40-tf. 4 . i ijjjj ’ - - , - , t 1 UNK, RIFLES. PISTOLS, Ac.,'in great vatic- 1 V J ty, at low prices, for sale by McN AUGHT, ORMOND i CO, Nov. 10, 1800. Atlanta, Ga. lAIRE I)')GS, SHOVELS AND TONGS —Ja panned, Bronzed and Brass Fire Ilogs; .Steei, Iron and Brass Shovels and Tongs—for sale by McN AUGHT, ORMOND * CO, Nov. 10, 1800. Atlanta, Ga. riIAIILE AND POCKET CUTLERY, of our own A importation. A large assortment for sale by McNAUGIIT, ORMOND <fc CO. FILES, RASPS, *e.—A large and well assort ed stock, of our own importation—for sale by Mi-naught, ormond * co. Shovels, spades, scooi's, of our own brand, and warranted, by McN AUGHT, ORMOND * CO. THE PEOPLE’S BENEFIT. FROG R AMM kTcI IAXGED. r I' , HE undersigned are now receiving their usual JL supply of Fall and Wiuter Goods, comprising every variety usually kept, viz: Staph and Fancy Dry Goods, Hard-Ware and Cutlery? Saddlery, Shoes A: JKoots? Hats? Heady-made Clothing? Crockery? Drugs? Arc.? Arc.? which they propose to sell at prices which will give the purchaser a benefit, with the explicit u derstanding that they are to bo paid for when due, and not, as heretofore, paid for when convenient. A liberal discount will he made for CASH. Feel ing thankful for past favors, they would respect fully solicit a continuance of the same from l-beii friends and customers. Sent. 23-6-ts. PIXSOX d’ HEJtRIXtx. SELLING OUT Ly aQ) y OWING to the hard times and scarcity of mon ey, I will sell all my Fancy Goods, Music, Musical Instruments, <fcc., at COST FOR CASH until the first of January. My stock of Fancy Goods consists of a great variety of Toys, Dolls, China Vases and Toilet Bottles. Walking Canes, Hair Greece and Hair Oils, Perfumery for the handkerchief. Toilet, and Shaving Soaps, Pocket Books and Port Monies, Bankers’ Cases, Money Belts, Ladies’Silk. Satin and Moroco Kheticules and Travelling Satchels, Visiting Card-Cases, Fancy Porte Monies, with and without chains, for the ladies; Writing Desks, Work Boxes, Porte Folia Hair nud Tooth Brushes, Hair Combs, China Fuss Boxes, Toilet Powders, Fins, large and small ; Bone ami Ivory Chess Men ; Draft Boards ; wood, hone and ivory Draft Men; a fine lot of Pocket Cutlery ; ami a great many other things too nu merous to mention. My stock of Music and Musical Inst ruments con sists of a large supply of Sheet Music for the Pi ano and Violin ; instruction Books for the Piano, Banjo and Violin ; a large supply of common and fine Violins; Violin Bows and everything per taining to the Violin. If you want a fine Violin for a small price, now is your time. I also have Aecordeons, Fluffs, Banjos, Tambourines, Jews hnrps ami Whistles. All of the above and a great variety of other goods you can now buy very cheap for the Cash. So come up and help yourselves while y u have a good chance. I will also sell all the Paper Covered Novels 1 have on hand at the following greatly reduced prices: Fifty cents Novels at thirty-five cents; and twenty-five cents Novels at fifteen cents. Ami all those that have not settled for goods, purchased previous to the first, of July, (at which time all my accounts were due.) have no idea what a favor they would confer by coming up and set tling their accounts. lam needing the money. CHARLES MARTIN. Newnan,Ga., Sept. 28, ISOO-tf. G. AI. KOJ!L\\S<)i\, A T TORN ti V A T LA H r , NEWNAN GEORGIA TVTILL PRACTICE in all the Courts held for ▼ ▼ the Talapoosa Circuit. Oct. 12, 1860-1 y. Blue Stone! ONE Bbl. of tin? vary BEST BLUE STONE. will bo sold ns cheap as can bo purchased in this place, at 1)R. REESE’S DRUG STOKE. Aug. 24, 1860. If. Administrator** Stile. BY Virtue of an Order of the Court of Ordina ry of Coweta county, will he sold, at the Court House door, in Newnun, Coweta county, on the first Tuesday in January next, within the le gal hours of sale, the Negroes belonging to the Estate of Abner Camp, late of said county, deceas ed, consisting of Seventeen Likely Negroes, the most of them under twenty years old ; Gabriel, a mail, about 80 years old ; Aaron, about 40 years old; Bill, 21 years old; John, 30 years old.; An drew, a boy, 13 years old; Angeliue, a woman, about 30 or 31 years old ; Charity, a girl, 17 years old ; Sarah, about 82 years old, and nine children, from eleven down to six or eight months old.— Sold for the benefit of the heirs and creditors of said deceased. GEORGE W. CAMI’, Adm'r. Nov. 10, 1800-tds. F.xeniturN Silly. BY VIRTUE of an Order of the Court of Ordi nary of Coweta county, will he sold, on the first Tuesday in January next, before the Court House door, in the town of Newnan, Coweta eotin- I ty, the following named negroes, to-wit: j Green, aged 40 years; Tout, aged 40 years; Mnrinli, aged 48 years ; Winney, aged 28 years ; { Edmond, aged 12 years; Oliver, aged 10 years; i Nelht, aged 8 years. All sold as the personal | Estate of Franklin R. I’arks, deceased, for the benefit of the heirs and creditors of said deceased. Terms on day of sale, Nov. 2, ltilill—tds. JOHN F. COOK. Ex’r. “COIKK,” “BK ISS” ANI> “ iicon “ wiki:. \l.l, sixes for sale l.v lIcNAUGIIT, ORMOND A CO. celt; ts Key Stone Building’s, Atlanta, Ga. and VXES, HATCHETS, Ac.—Broad, Bench, Club j iind llnml Axoh, of our own *tamp —War runted—together with a variety of other brand? —for sale by M;NAL'GIIT, ORMOND* PO, Nov. 1 , 1860. Atlanta, Gn. HOUSE KEEPING ARTICLES. Basket*, : Lamps, d:c.—an endless variety, for sale by McN AUGHT, ORMOND A CO , Nov. 16, 1860, Atlanta, Ga. C CARRIAGE A SADDLERY HARDWARE.— J Hubs, Spokes, Rims, Buggy and Wagon i Bows, Shafts, Whiflk-trees, Bodies, Seats, Springs, . j Steps, Dashcy*, Fifth Wheels. Axles, Bolts, Bands, , ’ Nalls, and aJI materials used in the manufacture of Wagons. Also Da?h, Collar, *• l*atcnt,” Kuaiucl , ed and Rustet Leather ; Enameled Muslin, />uck and Drill; Oil Cloth, Buckram. *kc M Are., Bitts. i Stirrups, Buckles, Web, Laee, ike., Ac.—for sale j bv McN AUGHT, ORMOND A CO. KEROSENE BURNING FLUID & POTASH! LONG LOST COME AT LAST’! FI'S received an ext ra article of the above at DR. J. T. REESE'S DRUG STORE Aug. 24, fS'iatf. NOTICE. rjIHE Coihpartnership, heretofore existing be ” BROOKS & WOOTTEN, is this day lijssidyud by mutual consent. All |>er sons indebted f us can have the privilege of set tling, with either one us the concern. E. A. BROOKS, \Y. 11. WOOITEN, June 1, ] 860-ts. COWETA HOUSE. N - - - - GEORGIA. r |IHK Subscriber has iaken charge of, a;;IM A and fitted up this /souse for the ae j commodation of the public ; furniture near ; ly all new ; solicits a share of p itronage, and pledges to use his utmost endeavors to accommo date, well, all who call on him, and will suffer no reasonable man to eo a wav dissatisfied. Jan. 6-21-4 m. IFJ L T. Tlll UMOXI). NOTICE. PERSONS indebted to Charles Martin for Goods purchased up to July Ist. are respectfully re quested to come tip and settle. All my accounts are due nt v that : time, and as 1 am needing the money. I cannot grant indulgence. And all llftxe imlchlad to me for (jinxl* nurca9* and laxt if ear must settle, or by the lof l* of this inst. they trill it sued. July C, 1 SGO.tf, Oil AS. MARTIN. AV AS IflX tlt TON IIALL, BV E. K. SASSEEfI, (srCCESSOU TO J. J. THRASHER,) ATLANTA, GEORGIA. ER. SASSEEN, former proprietor of “Sas • seen ll*iise,”at Dalton, Ga.; also. 4 * Supper House,” at Calhoun, (la.—Old friends, take notice hereof, and govern yourselves accordingly. June 24, ’59-45-1 v. SMITH 8c EZZARD ZDZFLTTO-Q-ISTS, ATLANTA, GA. i lime a large lot of Silver's Plastic Faint, j suitable hit, OUT-HOUSKS, KKNGES, *e., and. i when put oil right. :i- durable as Lead, and not costing one third us much. Give it a trial. J-. J. DAVIS, AT T O liX E Y A T LA W , NEWNAN, GEORGIA. Strict and prompt attention given to all business entrusted to his care. October 7, 1 559-S*tf. Sale. BY VIRTUE of au Order of the Court of Ordi nary of Coweta county, will be sold, at the Court House door in Newnan, Coweta county, on the first Tuesday in November next, within the legal hours of sale, the Land belonging to the Estate of Abner Camp, late of said county, decAs ed, consisting of about 675 acres, in the 2d Dist. of saitl county. Sold for the benefit of the heirs and creditors of said deceased. GEORGE W. CAMP, Adui’r. Sept. 28, 1860—tds. “ COFFEE KO VSTEKS J” AFRESH supply of the celebrated “Globe Coffee Roasters, just received, and for sale by McN AU (HIT, ORMOND ck CO. Dee 16-ts Key-Stone Buildings Atlanta, Ga. J. B. THOMAS, ATTOItNEV AT LAW, B.uMttuiHiE, G k* nun, Will give prompt attention to all business on trusted to his care, [Nov. 3 13'58 ly. THE NEWSPAPER OF THE SOUTH, THE CHARLESTON MERfIRY i gives the latest ami moat reliable |Hlitical, coin meroial Mid.general news from all parts of (he world. Its special correspondents furnish by Mail and Telegraph, full ami early accounts ot everything of interest that transpires in the great Tim Xt'tvs ot‘ (hi* South reorives sjuwial attoution. the MERCURY represents the j States Rights resistance element, and advocates the union of the Southern Stales in maintaining their rights and establishing their security- Daily Mercury, 1 year in advance, Tri Weekly ‘ V,M ‘ Xo payer sent un'tss (he cash accotnjtu nits the order. u. ti. iuiim\ jr., Cll AKLESTON, 8. C. [J. AV, WILEY, I). J). S.| [,OCA. u VI£fO Tia, OFF i: It S II I S FKOFFS sionnl servicei b the citizens us Newnan and vicinity. Teeth inserted, from u SINGLE ONE TO A FULL | SET IX TIIE LATEST AiTiiOVELi STYLES. All cases entrusted to my care shall Le treated j ins PROFESSIONAL MAXXEIL! Work Witrrn!it<-*l. a-"> ! . ■'■■■* j OHice—Opposite Coweta House,; GEORGIA.! IiEFEHEXCES. Profeßoor C. A. Harris A “ T. E. Bond. Jr. | “ W. K. Handy, 1 Os the ** A. A. Blai.dy, [ Baltimore College. ’• P. 11. Austin, R. N. Wright, J Fvb. 10.18fti>-26-tl Male M^Scniiiiiin AX L> Normal School, IST E W IST A. IST 3 OA. r Fall Session of this Institution begins ] X August 2utli, and continues Eighteen weeks. . A. 15. CORLISS, Prinripal and Professor of ATatural Set - ■ cures and Modern Lanjuarjes. N. B. KNIGIIT. A. 8.. Profrustor of Ancient Language*. I- GRISWOLD, J Professor of Mathematics. Students admitted at any time and prepared t* | become Teachers, or for any Ula.-s in College.— i For further information see Circular in the *• i**ly ■ Leaf,*’ or address the Principal at Newnan, Ga. ..,**-*!( )IJ N RAY, Pres. Board >f Trustees. ‘ - ‘■ ‘7. J. Pixsoy, See. Aug. .Sale. BY VIRTUE of an order in Chancery, (passed I at Chaml*ers 6th July, ISGO,) will be <old, be- j fi>r* the Court House door, in the town of Green- | ville, Meriwether county. Georgia, within the le- ; : gal hours of sale, on the first Tuesday in January | next, the following property, to-wit: Charles, a negro fellow, of yellow complexion, twenty-five years of age ; Jane, a woman, of dark I complexion, eighteen years of age. and her child.n \ =. j boy. named Andrew, of dark complexion, eighteen ! - inontlis old; n negro woman, named Susan, of 1 s ‘ copper color, sixteen years of age; a negro wo .* i man, named Dork is. of dark complexion, fifteen j years old; a negro woman, name*! Kdy. of dark i j complexion, fifteen years of age; all sold as th : property of Abner It. Callaway, to satisfy a Mort j j gage fi fit issued from Meriwether Inferior Court. ! ’ in favor of Lyuch. vs. said Abner K. Calla wav. Property pointed out in said Mortgage fi fa. ‘ ’ J. S. BLALUCK, Shif. ! Oct. 26. 1800-tds. SOUTHERN SCHOOL TEACHERS. THE PHIiOMATIIIC INSTITUTE has for ; several years been actively engaged in pie- j paring young Ladies and Gentlemen for School- Teachers—in drilling them for taking charge of i Southern Seminaries. Science llill lias been blessed with geniuses ! of many experienced Teachers, who ascended her . slopes to drink deeper of the Pierian Fount at her j I summit; and this number added to the worthy: few’, who have had in* real experience, but who ‘ are. after many days labor, fully prepared fertile 1 I same great work, gives us at present a worthy 1 class of Teachers, who are willing to teach if they | can get proper situations. Thus, Trustees who 1 ’ want to supply their Academies with good teach- ) ers, can send me a line stating the salary they j give, the number of students they have in the, j school, the general advancement of the st'ijruts. | Ac., ike., and they shall have a Female or Male Teacher of the qualifications required. 1 Most respectfully, ‘ J. HENRY HAMMOND. Address, J. Henry Hamx.om>, Newnan, Ga. j Nov. 2j IS6O-tf. Executor’* Sale. “%TC7 11.1.be -i'M at tlio Court Hotiso in Xownnn. j? Coitft* (?., on the first Tuesday in t ! ! December next, within the usual hours of sale. 1 in House ami l.ot in Newnan—the late residence i : j of Mrs. Jane I’osey. deceased, (known as the Fears’! lot.) The lot eontaitis 3 seres, and is situated 1 very convenient to the public square, and is near • the place selected for tbe common passenger It*. * pot of tbe two Rail Roads passing through New nan. The dwelling is new and contains 9 spacious rooms, besides 2 attic rooms; all of winch art finished in the very best style. The out buildings are all good ami conveniently arranged. Will be sold also, at the same time and place, the West half of lot of laud. No. 28, in the second , j District of Goweta county, containing lOn acres. ! more or less. Said land is situated about miles ■ from Newnan. and has about 25 acres freshly j I cleared, tlic balance is tn the Woods, and contains i j a large quantity of wood Slid timber. Will be sold at the same place, on the first j i Tuesday in January next, a negro man, belonging , ;to the Estate of Mrs. Jane Posey, deoeasml, j ■ named Evans, or Abe, about 27 years of age—a good carriage driver and good iiotol servant— ‘ i Terms 'very liberal. ’ x. m uk awford. W. W. THOMAS, J Exsoutoro. j Nov. 2. 1860 tds. WILL bo sold at the Court House in Newnan, Ga., on the first Tuesday in December, next, within the usual hours of sale, lot of [stud, No. 25, in the Oth District of Coweta county, con taining 202! acres, more or less; also a negro girl, ’ named Catherine, 16 years of age—a good house! .! servant and a good seamstress. Said lot of land j I sml said negro girl being property in which the ] ! late Mrs. Jane Posey had a life time interest, and 1 now sold to etfect a divisiou amongst tbe under-’ signed. W. W. THOMAS,, : Wm, J. STOKES, I A. W. STOKES. ! Nov. 2,1860. t vis. \ DRIED FRUIT. WANTED to buy all the DRIED FRUIT in the country, for whirl) 1 shall pay tile highest Cash Price. 11 HAAS. Sept. 21, 1860-8 4f. | EVERV TICKET .4 PRIZE!! | NOILLANKS!! Grand All-Prize Scheme. for DECEMBER, 1860. GEORGIA SI ATE LOTTERY. McKINNEY & Cos., Managers. I Authorized hy Special Aft of Leyislnt are EVERY TICKET \ I'KIZE ! I CAPITAL PRIZE #60,000. Tickets only $lO. ILlves, Quarters ami Lights in proportion. To be Drawn each Saturday in I*oo, in the CITY OF SAVANNAH, GEORGIA. Class 100, to be Drawn Dec. 1, ISCn. O'tas. lot. to be Drawn Dec. 8, 1860. Class log, to ho Drawn Dee. 15, 1860. Class 103, t* he Drawn Dec. 22, 1880. Class 104, to be Drawn Dec. 2‘J, 1860. MAGNIFICENT SCHEME. j I Prize of #fi".UOO is #60.000 | 1 “ IM.VHMj D 10.DDO j 1 “ 9 i* 9.60 ] “ 5,'MhJ is OjMHj \ “ 4j h>a| is 4J.WO 1 * ii ] • is 2.DuO { i *• | ,500 is I.5(H> 1 Prizes of 1J"K) are 2 Soft arc l,ootf 2 o 400 are S'tO I 2 “ 300 are 600 | 2 “ 200 are 4* o ; ifx> “ 100 are l'J,f ‘ O 100 “ <5 aie lin Hi 100 “ 50 ora 5.000 25,000 prizes of #9 #2M',iio ; 25,000 Prizes of #2. Siinto ’ 50,365 Prizes amount- ~ to >-*i73?0C.0 Will be Drawn Aluntli. P’ rfideaths of Pnrlcayes will W ill the fol- I h'wir-cr rate?, which it* the ii-k: Certificates of Packages of Whole Tick.- I*. “ “ 16 ILtlf *’ 4 ** “ Ift Qimrter ** 2<> ** 16 Lightli “ Jo TIIE GOLD MINE!! ! ALL PRIZES AND NO BLANKS ON THE THREE U IIItER PLAS ! ! Which takes place un every Wednesday au J Saturday in 1860. r 7% KmnKcrv UDrawii Ballotw. 1 Prize of $25.000 1 Prize of 6.6<*u ‘ i ] Prize of 4,1tD0 1 Prize of 2.276 1 Prize of 2.171.20 4u Prize* of 17.5 are 7.‘*u 40 Prize# of 125 .ire *.(KiO 4o Prizes of sll3.suare 4.5m* ] 162 Prizes of 100 are J6.2u* 65 Prizes of 25 are 1.625 65 Prizes of 2D are l.e*H) 65 Prizes of )5 are 9*5 65 Prizes of Ift tire 65t* 4.810 Prizes of 9 are 43.29 U ’ 27Prizes of 5 are lHi>.2tH> : 40,650 Prizes of 1 are 43,680 j 76,1*76 Prizes Amounting to 5'216,096 Whole Tickets ?5. Shares in Proportion. IN ORDERING TK'EETS OR < ERTIMCATES, 1 Enclose the money to otir a-Mress f‘*r the tickets orderevl, on receipt of wliich they will l>e forwar ! del hy first mail. Purchasers can have tickets ! enffin? in any figure they may Jesiirnate. The list of*drawn mutilers arul prizes will le : sent to purchasers immediately after the drawing. I All communications strictly confidential. Orders for Ti< kets t*r Certificates, by Mail or | Express, to be directed to M‘ KINNEY & CO., Savannah, Ga. February, 24, 1860-2S-Iy. DKXTAL NOTICE. Dll. J. L. MANN, having associated with him in the practice of Dentistry I>r. Lz. F. Mu* LAUGULIN, who is well kuown u> an ex\*crieheed and well informed I *entist, would inlorm the chi ecus of Newnan aud vicinity, that they are now prepared to execute all operations pertaining to : the Profession with neatness, vlurabilitv and 1| patch. We would call the si'r.iu! attention f those wioliiug Teeth supplied on I’late. as IM -1 MoLai miUN feels assured, from his long vxperienei ■’ and practice, that his skill in that branch of th * profession is unsurpassed by any. Give him a i trial. - tyOtlice over the “ One i'riee Store,” west side I public square. Newnan, Ga. . f Ji efcr eHr es: 1 t'ol. R. W. Sinus, Dr. J. T. IfKFsr, . i A. J. Lowe. Ks.p. Tims. Swim-, Esq i j James D. Watson, Ks-j. July 23d, 1858-50-41. ; WOOL OA.I4XSIIsrO W A H O o’ M ILLS, X INK MILKS \V ESI OE XK WNA \. HAYING lately procured new clothing for our Cardinsr Machines, we are now prepared to card Wool with the greatest possible despatch.—. ! Wind must be delivered at. the Factory and tolls paid there, in order to prevent the recurrence of the mauy mistakes in receiving and delivering . lie re to fora iu towu. Tlio Flouring ill i is also iu excellent order to give general satisfno ; lion to all our customers. Anew Boltiug Cloih has been prepared this season. Our Saw .llill, * too, stands ready to fill the bills of all cash paying 1 customers with Lumber of whatever description • they mav order. JNO. T. DENT J: CO. I July SO, 1858 51-ts. U* IIOGES!” *‘IIIliOK!<i:!” “HOi, 4. > ! ! ! 4, .Si l C *i I. E ” -Hooks ami Hinges,• J\l. *• l.ight and Heavy Stiap, - “ l ight and Heavy Ts.” Wrought, *’ ** Cast, * and “ |>rass Butts.” “JmKlfc** Blind aiut Slmtur Iliiigea.” •• Mei riman’s ” and “Judds 1 ” Blind Fasteumgs. ike., ite., in great variety, for sale by MeNAUGIIT, ORMOND Jt CO. L>co 16 tt Key-Stone Building’s, Atlanta, C