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AIN NOtTNCKMKNTS.
For Tux Hcoelver.
We are authorized to announccthe namcof
JiSPEK .VU'I.I.I'YS ns n candidate for the
office of Receiver of Tax Returns of Harris county,
*t the election in January next
9&F” We arc authorized to nunottnee the name of
ABBOLEM WELUOS ns n candidate for the
office of Receiver of Tax Returns of Harris county*
at tho election in January next.
For Hhcrifl'.
We aro authorized to announce the namt /
CHARLES H. PRICHARD as a candidate for.lho
office of Sheriff of Harris county, at tho election in
January next, with J. M. DAVIS as Deputy.
ANNOUNCEMENT FOR BIIGKIFF.
ASOURY F. SEATS announmA himself a
candidate for tile office of Sheriff of Harris county
at tho ensuing January election. Be resides in or
near Hamilton, and if elected .can conveniently he
found at all tunas, ready to serve any order or pro
cess that may bo placed in his hands, and promises
to bring several years’ experience Into tho office, in
timately with it. He would not r.l this
time make this announcement if ho was not inca
pacitated from serving in the war of independence
in which the Smith is at present engaged, but would
be found with her patriotic sons on the battle field,
assisting them to drive back an abolition invading
foe. If elected, good and efficient deputies will be
appointed. to
For Shorlir.
Mr. Editor — Wc suggest the name of JOHN
M. NELSON, Esq., ns a candidate for Sheriff of
Harris county, and hope he will allow his name to
lie used for that office, at tho ensuing January elec
tion. MANY VOTERS.
For Tux Oolle<toi\
ffiSr-Tbo friends of S. JM. IIU IY YAY nn
m Flounce him as a candidate for the office of Tax Col
lector of Harris county at the election in January
next. Having servod us onco, we know him to be
capable and honest.
Mr. Editor.—Please announce the name of Capt
“WIEEIS SE ATS ns a candidate for Tax Col
lector for Harris county at tho coming January
■election. Capt. Seats is an old citizen of the comi
ty, has never asked for office before, and would not
010 so now, but for tile fact that lie happened to tile
misfortune to got a leg broken cwhilehuildinga mill
near this place last spring, which disables him from
fliani labor. Ilclias a large family depending upon
him for support—all girls. lJesid >s. lie lias three
boys now in the army of the Confederate States.
TAX PAYERS.
fkS” We nro authomm] to announce the name of
HIRAM I)OH>IAN as a candidate for
the office of Tax Collector of Harris county, nt the
election in January next. to.
T\Y KNTV’S KVEN
LIKELY NEGROES,
At Administrator's Sale.
AGREEABLY t> an order of tho. Court of Ordina
ry of Harris countv, Giwgia, will be sold be
fore the Court 11 ouse uoor in Hamilton, on the first
Tueatiuv in Jamjarv next, within the legal hours of
._ulo, TWJBNTY-S‘KVJSN UKKhY NEGROES,
.- of linli Parker, Into cf said
‘2 V *:l- old |
about 8(1 vear.s old ;
Guaki.ru. about d2year old;
Amos, about fi t years old :
Lafavkttk. about 21 years old:
TV ksi.icy, (a good blacksmith) 2) years old;
lion, about 14 years old;
Mary, about R 8 yeaf.ioldj andlnr child Klizabotl
about *2 ycar.3 old ;
• Tom, about 14 years old;
Okoikik, about years old:
Ann, about Id yours old, and her child, 1 year old;
An, about fiO years old, and her infant child;
Mary, about 12 yearn old ;
Geokuia Ann, about 10 years old;
J ack. about 8 ye r* old ;
Martha, about 0 years old;
-.I.KUii y. about 4 years old ;
Ann, (ii splendid hoiljQ.lervaut and sonmotres.-.,)
About 3v> y&ireoltl, and h r child 1 year old ;
Hbniiy, about 8 yeunt old ;
-Jenny, about ( years old;
•JufhlTa, about < years old ;
Veter, about 4 years old ;
■Hiram, about 2 years old.
Hold for division. Term? mu lo known on thetlay
ofs&Io. ELEMING PAKKKH, ) v , . *
isAiAii fakkejl ; Admr8 *
November 21-tils.
Administrator’s Hole!
AGHKKABLY to an order of the Court of Ordina
ry of Harris county, Georgia, will be sold, be
fore the Court House door, in the town of Hamilton,
in said county, on tho first Tuesday in January next,
within tho usual hours of sale, at public aiterv,
TWENTY-THREE ACRES OF LAND, lying on
the castsido of lot number 403, in tho 20th district
foriginally Muscogee, now Harris county, belong
ing to tho estate of James Wei lon, deceased. Sold
for the benefit of tl e heirs uud legatees of said de
ceased. Terms made known on the day of sale.
ABSOLKM WELDON, Adm'r.
w ’ Nov. 21-Ot.
GEORGIA, Hurris County s
h WHEREAS, Robert Weldon applies to mo in
r terms of the Statute for letters of administration
on the estate of David'J. Adame, deceased, lute of
of said conntv.
Therefore all persons concerned are hereby noti
fied to be and appear at my office within tlic time
prescribed by law, to show caiwe, (if any they lmve)
why the said administration should not be given
said applicant.
Given under mv hand and official signature this
Nov. 28,18<51. GKO. W. M ULLINS, Ordinary,
nov 28, 18G1—30d
Harris County:
1 ITU EKE AS, Powlmttuu L. Hopkins applies tc
|T me in terms oft bo Statute, for letters of admin
istration on tho estate of Milton Hopkins, late of
laid county, deceased:
Therefore, all persons concerned are hereby noti
fiftod to be and appear at my office within the time
prescribed by law, to show cause (if any they havcl
why tlie said administration should not be gruntea
aiajspplieant.
Given under my hand and official signature, this
fifid day of October, 1 Hrtl.
GEO. W. MULLINS, Ord’y.
oct3od 24-
iiEOJttalA, lliirrls County,
WHEREAS Samuel Goodman applies to me in
teims of the statute, for letters of administra
te* on the estate ot* Albert G. Goodman, late of
said county, deceased;
Therefore, all persons concerned are hereby noti
fied to be and appear athiy office, within the time
prescribed by law, toshowcaufto, (if any they have)
why the said administration should not bo granted
said applicant.
Given under my band in office, this 20th No
vembo* 1801. GEO. W. MULLINS, Or y.
Nov. 28, 1801. 0d
Notice to debtors ami Creditors*
ALL persons indited to tho estate of William M.
Worrell, late of Harris county, Georgia, doc’d,
arc requested to make immediate'payment, v id nil
those having demands ngninst said estate will lire
eant them to me within the tiny pwwribed by law,
duly anthontirntod. f„r p.'iymrtit.
. J ‘ s - KIMUKUI’OH, Adm’r.
August 8, 1801.
880 A.CJXX33S
IMPROVED LANDS,
% it Admitiislralor’s Sale!
■A/o an order of the Court of Ordinn
'ounty, Georgia, will be sold bc
use door in the town of Hamilton,
ay in December next, within the
s, the following described lands,
estate of Isniuh Parker Son., late
censed, to-wit:
limber 315, 81 li and 818, each con
red two and u half acres, more or
Jtvs ; part of lot number 817, containing one hun
dred and ten acres, more or less, and part of lot nuin
ber 318, containing one hundred and forty aero*,
more or less. Said lands lying and being in the
twentieth (20th) District of originally Muscogee,
now Harris county. Said lands iit about five miles
north-west of WhitosviUe. are in a higli state of cul
tivation, about half cleared, with two comfortable
residences, with other necessary buildings, situated
ondifferent parts of said land. For further particu
lars, call upon the undersigned on said place, or ad
dress them at WhitosviUe,Go. Hold for division.
Terms made known on the day of sale.
FLKMTMG PARKER,
ISAIAH PARKER, Jr„
Sept. 10, 2861. Administrators.
HAMILTON FEMALE COLLEGE
Hamilton, On,
TUK FALL SESSION of this Institution, will
commence oil Tuesday, tlic 1:1th day of Almost.
1801.
Tho College is furnished with a well selected
Chemieal and Philosophical Apparatus, and with
good Musical Instruments,
Thb Course of Instruction is thorough nnd com
plete, embracing nil the branches usually taught in
tho best Colleges. For Catalogue, address
J. U. LOVELACE, President.
jnlv-18-tf
CASH DRUGGIST.
0W ING to the hardness of the times, nnd scarcity
of Drugs, and the difficulty <lf getting any more,
l will bo compelled to
SELL FOR. CASH,
from this date. Persons sending orders, will please
let the cash accompany them.
.Persons indebted to me, cither by note or account,
will please come forward and settle, ns I am very
much in need of money. If not settled within a few
lavs, 1 will be compelled to place them in the hands
of an officer for collection, ami 1 can show no par
tiality. J. lI*2INI*V„
June 27th, 1861. Oubli Dru^iHt.
NOTIGK.
PKIISONS indebted to Hardy Cornett, on ac
count, are requested to call and settle the same
inimedif.tdy, as Mr. Cornett has gone to tho war
and left hi* papers in my hands.
junoPHf (i. W. MULLINS.
N. W. MILLER,
Attorney at Law,
litniM'ov, r. 4. _
Ynluttblo Town Property
FOR SAXjR! ‘
fpHE subscriber wishing to change hi* business, of-
J sere for sale his property in the town of Hamil.-
ton. The property consists of two residences, both
in the village, and conver iefitly located; one of
which has thirty-five acres of good land attached.
V bargain can no had in this property, and it will
bo sold either for cash or on credit. The houses are
in good order, having all necessary outbuildings at
tached.
ALSO,
Two Offices, lota tod on tho Public Square—suit
able for Lawyers or Doctors* Tht>ee offices are rent
ed for the present year, nnd of course possession
could not bo given until Chriiitmas.
A LSO,
A Blacksmith and Wood shop, both conveniently
located.
ALSC),
Sixty-throc Acres of Woodland, located near the
WhLtesville road, in they valley of the Pine* Moun
tain.
This property will bo gold separately or together,
as the purchaser'desires. ‘
ALSO—A small lot of show*, well made, which
will he sold nt a reasonable price.
apriVJVnm KIGH A U!) RAG LA NI).
A N IMPO KTA NT D. SCO VRU Y ! !
FOR THE CL’KR OF
CONSUMPTION, imONCHITIS, COUGHS
AND COLDS,
THE MAKOUA ARABICA.
DISCOYEItJiD BY A
MISSI O N A ltY,
WHILE THAVELLING iN ARABIA
All win. nro anfffiring from fun-uimption should
use the MAKOItA AItABfCA, discovered bv u
missionary in Arabia. **
All who are threatened with Consumption should
use the MAKORA AHABICA, diueovered by a
missionary in Arabia.
All who are sulf‘ring from Bronchitis should use
the MAKOItA ABA BICA, discovered by u mis
sionary in Arabia.
All who are guttering from Sore Throat, Coughs
and Colds, should use the MAKOItA A KABILA,
discovered by a missionary in Arabia.
All who are guttering from Asthma, .Scrofula and
Impurities of the Blood should use the MAKORA
ARABIC A, discovered by u missionary in Arabia.
It cures Consumption.
It cures Bronchitis.
It care# Sore Throat, Coughs and Colds.
It cures Asthma, Scrofula and impurities of the
Blood.
This unequalled remedy is now for tho first time
introduced to the public.
It was providentially discovered by a missionary
while traveling in Arabia. Ho was cured of Con
sumption by Its use after his cose was pronouuml
boneless by learned physicians in Europe.
lie hns forwarded to us in writing, a full account
of his own extraordinary euro, and of a number of
other cures which have come under his observation,
and also a full account of the medicine.
At hi* request, and Impelled by a desire to extend
a knowledge of this remedy to the public, wo have
lmd his communication printed in pamphlet form
for free distribution. Its interest is enhanced by an
account which ho gives of some of the scenes of the
Syrian massacres, which ho obtained from those who
guttered in that awful tragedy.
This pamphlet may he obtained at our office, or it
will bo sent free by mail to all who apply for it.
Wo import, the Makora Arabien direct from Smy
rna through the house of Cleon & Gylippus, and we
have always on hand a full supply put up in bottles
ready for use with full directions.
Price one dollar nor bottle. Sent by mail, on re
ceipt of price, and 24 cents for postage.
For sale, wholesale and retail bv
LKKDH, GULMOUK & CO.
Importers of Drugs and Medicine*,
01 Liberty St. N. Y.
mnr2B-1y Also, bv Druggist* Generally.
AMBROTYPE STOCK HOUSE]
Or. VC. WILLIAMS,
NO. 07, WEST SIDE BROAD STREET,
ColuniE.us, Cieorgla,
MANUFAOTUKEH and .luaU-r in eery (Innerip
tinn of Ambrotypo nnd I’liotojrraphic Materia
tho very lowed New York priced,
ntnloguo of price* sent fre con application.
Address t>. T. “WILLIAMS.
mcyl7-1y Columbia*, (la.
” ATTKN'IMON !
CIOTTON will bo taken at the highest market
j price for outstanding debt*. All customers and
friends who have not settled their account* or paid
their notes, will do* well heall on the undersigned
and ;*ay off their iadebtedno** with Cotton, at the
highest market price, and oblige.
I. FK El DEN II EM & BUG,,
No. 28, Broad Street, Columbus, Ga.
<M2i, Ibffl ts
istj:w sToni;;
NEW GOODS!
nAVING reeently mov**d to mv new Stores,jeopj
. nor Oglethorpe and St. Clair street*. 1 am pro? I
pared to offer to my cu*t*mer* arid the public geperf
ally, a largo and well selected stock of
orock u ii; s
AND
Komontic Dry CJoods,
Together with Clothing, Ih'ot*. Shoos, Hats, < ‘rock
ery, Glass and Willow Ware, Also, a large lot od
Yankee Notion* too mimerous to mention.
All those who may favor me with n call will !>
waited on with pleasure, and all goods bought will
be delivered to any part of the city free of charge.
The following are a few of the lending articles in
line:
I.IMH) bushel* Corn,
S(H) bushel* Black Seed Oat*,
200 “ Wheat,
2(H) “ Rye,
100 barrel* Flour, (Double Extra,)
50 *• Irish l*otato,
10 44 Onion*,
10 44 Pickled Beef,
20 44 Mackerel. Non, 1, 2 and 3,
50 hogsheads Bacon Side*.
200 boxes Tobacco, various brands,
20 - Cheese,
10 keg* Fresh Goshen Butter,
100 sacks Rio and Java Cotton,
50,000 Cigars of various lr:‘*mis. ‘
A LSO,
Meal, ITominv, Fodder, Cow Peas, Sweet P(*tat'R's,i
Hides, Tallow. Aso., together with a large lot of aiii-j
cl os usually kept in a Family Grocery Stars. -*
The public are respeetfullv invited to call and ex
amine my stock before pflre!ining elsewhere.
jan24-(lm JoIIN LI (JON.
T’ Ali 10 NOTIC G.
rpIIR undersigued having disposed of the Hotel in
I HnmiUon, beg*leave to return his sincere tlitmls]
to the public for the liberal patronage extended to|
him.
Those indebted to him will find their account’ in*
the hands of Messrs. Mobley iV Stanford, where hii
hopes they will call and Kettle, a* he is anxious to
get his business settled up as soon a* possible.
aprillH F. M. T. BRAN N AN.
WM. H. H. PHELPS,
IIAS REMOVED TO Ills
N E W S T ORE,
UNDER COOK'S HOTEL,
Wlim lie Is a Superb Slork of
Confoctionorios,-
Fire-worUN, Clkiitn, !\"hln, Hiiisins,
Bairs, Prunes, B’lss, &c.
[A M still mftmtfiicturinjt C’umlios in vavi.'h'.
The* lltil'lltion of till, piililic is < >|.fi:illy ••ali.-J Vi
iilv (’n luli.'J, ns tiiov in*’ niftmit:irtur‘(l of IT I tr.
SCHJAI!, without tlia Use of foreign MibetHncos.-f
----("nkes linked in vnvicty nnd oniiiiu.Mitcd in.tltc
tlncst elylo of art. Wisldings. Fie Nice nnd S.M'iftl
Fiirticssiijiplicd nt short notice, with everything
rinpiisito for such oe. a ions.
Til KM < t'AStr (ON I.Y I)
l r lltlt ‘V C \m lie’s I I ot.ol,
dt'O.l.'i C(ii.i:muus, <ta.
DRY ROODS
A/r COST KOIt CASI I !
W ISIUNG to close a limited partnership ly tlie
first of Juquury next, wc offer, without reserve, our
extensive stock of
BUY GOODS,
($50,000)
©IST ¥M GS ii,
embracing every variety of the boot artiides usually
kept hvour trade, and wc trust that our position so
long before the public will justify their belief that
we moan *
At Cost ivlirn Accompanied with Hip Cash!
Our cits♦.uiiiers will find in mir stock from the ttmß>t
griidea of IjYvS 10 the lowest grades of
IK M i:ST I(J (ICO!
(arDfi“, ‘isTaifs, Olankci.xi iieols, Sho.'s.
X3Ci,tEa aiTcl Oapa.
Call early and make good .selections of well ns
make motley.
OUR RIhGULAU TRADE!
We will say to our regular trade that it shall he
served a* heretofore, Goods when charged must
have a little profit, and yet wishing to reduce our
stock within ugivontiim? weahall ottcrinducoiiienU
to nil. REDD, JOHNSON & CO.
Columbus, Nov. 22, 1800. 4t
S NOW IS YOUR TIME op
TO HI 1 FALL AM) H INTER \h
Goods Cheap! 0B
ILLIXJB & BKOTHEIt
SO, Broad Street, Columbus, Ga.
Have iow ill store and lire receiving by every
steamer their Full and Winter Goods.
AM ENTIRE NEW STOCK.
Our stock to entirely new, the good* on hand on
the dissolution of the firm of lilius Rose, we dis-
so come and look at the new cheap goods;
ILLIUS & BROTH Kit. •
Have on hand a very handsome stock (if
IjAihrs’ dress goods;
of all tho latest, newest and most fashionable styles.
ITjIjIIJS & BROTHER,
Have a large stock of plain and figured
BIjiLCB: SILKS;
Hilk Robes of nil shades, all cheap for cash.
Our stock of
EMBROIDERY, HOSIERY,
HVli.llin.evy Goods, etc.,
cannot be surpassed either in quality or in prices.
Braillei ’s Celebrated lloop Skirts,
All tho ilifferont sizes, ill ways oil hand.
Btisurc to cxntnlno our stock of
BOOTS AM) SHOES, HATS AM) CAPS,
which aro marked low down to insuro spaedv wile.
BLANKETS! BLANKETS!
From the coarest to tho finest—from tho chpujieat to
tbs highest.
NEW BEADY MADE CLOTHING,
IVO. have n very large atoek of ready made cloth
ing and dents’ Furnishing goods
NOAV IN STORE,
Youth's nnd Hoys’ Clothing, all the sizes, always on
hand. Wo recommend this lino of goods paHieii
lurly, its wu offer them at prices to defy Compotitiuii.
Oarpots, Trunlcs,
YulHeM and Carpet Ba^(.
Thankful for the liberal patronage bo kindly be
stowed upon us, wo Rope to merit a continuance of
tho same. ILLIUS & BROTHER,
80, Broad Street, Columbus, Go.
octll-8m
CEOEtilX—Harris County:
til lIKUKAS. Obar|es D. Truolt applies to mo. in
T \ terms of tho statute for letters of administration
on the ( state of Charles L. Thetfurd, luto cf said
county, doei a*<‘l;
Therefore, nil persons concerned are, hereby noti
fied to be and appear at my office within the time
prescribed by law’, to show cause (if any they have)
why tho administration of guid astuto should not
b giver to sold applicant. •
Given under mv hand and official signature. tliV
Nr. flth, 18&1. UKO. \V. MI'LLINS, Ur*y.
auy. 7-liu
SOI I'l! Lit Y (OMXOMIt H I !
STEAM REFINED CANDY MAXI FACTORY.
THE undersigned, formerly Candy Maker nnd Con
fectioner for \V. 11. 11, Vhelpit, hog* leave to in
form the puhlie in general that, he is manufacturing
t’amh at No. 88, tho old stand, Wholesale mid Ko
tail, >m his own account, beware, therefore, of coun
terfeits, a* 1 am a Confectioner of 18 year* experi
eno<x So, it you wish to have the Candy hitherto
made the last year, you must call at
ss Broud Slreet, ColiiinVmi, (hi.,
By J. ,1. Blanch art, t>nocnsnr toYV. U. H. Phelp*.
sYlso, Cuke*, of nil descriptions, not to be e.\oellcl
by any one in the South.
Tins establishment cannot lm rivalled by any one
which prove* to know the workmanship In m v line.
Al><, \\ edding and Pic Nic parties supplied at
short notice ami in the most, approved style.
Encourage home Manufactory. No goods will be
imported by inn. All will be manufactured in my
establishment, as lam myself person of tho pro
fession, and will not allow anything to pass this es
tablishment without inv approval of superior merit.
Bo assured of this.
Also, Crackers nt wholesalemul retail.
J. J. BI.ANCIIAKT,
No. 88, Bread :-t., ('olUmluu, Ga.
11. 11. WILLI A MS,
ATTORN i;V AT LAW,
Bl ;t in 111 i. Il;iaiis Cos., (hi.
, Will practice in 1 Pirns, Troup. Mi'nwethvr, ntv:l
all tile e't.unties of the Chattuhooeboo Circuit.
| fob‘2l-!\
E. H. BEALL,
At tlio Uriels. Storo,
DEAI.EK IN
STAPLE & FANCY DRYGOODS
CLOTHS, CASIMERES.
SWEM t WHITH GOODS,
IIOSIEUY,
Bools, Sliors, Hals, Clofliii!£, C'rorkrry,
11 All I )WAIiE &t*., &0.,
1 EMBRACING n full line of every grade of Spring
1 and Summer trade. Thankful*to the citizens of
Harris cqitnty for their liberal’ and extensive pat
ronage, begs a continuance of the same, hoping,
lroin lung experience in business, to give sntisfue
fnrtlon to all who may favor bun with A call. No
eilnrge for showing good* Call and see how cheap
they may ho bought.
Fine Crape Bonnets at the lVk Store at cost foreash
“ Trimmed, “ “ <4 ** .
“ Crape Delaiues “ < • ;
“ Berfge Kobe* ** M * a
** ** Anglais “ *♦
English, French and Organdie Muslins “
** “ “ Uuln's, 8,5, 8 Voliint*.
I ans, striped and Ofieno Dross Silks, 44 *
I loop SlcfTtri loi 1 C'otft. ‘
nun 17 Iy ‘ - ir-^
A Stock of s
NEW SPRING AND SUMMER
O OODS !
eeMRRISIN’ti ALL THE
Isfittoat Stylos of
LAMES’ ©ail ©fflill.
Ul Cl! as Silk Rohes, Fanev and Black .Silks;
k Organdie Kobe*, \o 11 Volantes;
Lawn mill Jutianh A (j Yv-lantem *
Small and large figured V rench Ongatnße-; * ‘
Sinull and large figured Jaconet and Lawns:
liin. fuel Cutp’ iVny. A x_ (mnmifiu:tlive)
Solid colored and CKtni/. printed Hrifffnntea ;
French and Domestic small and large prints:
white noons
Os all kindß, and
“E 2 m broideries.
V large assortment of plain and embroidered Crape
Shawls; Lace Mantillas, Loco Foint* und Lace
Shawl* latest importations: Barege am!
.jiMiiwis, &e.
My stock of the latest styles of Bonnets Is com
pk-t v, and is sure to please all in seu’vh of a
FASHIONABLE BONNET!
Ladies, Mieses and Servants’ Hats of all kinds
Ribbons nnd Trimmings,
In great, variety, all of which will bo sold nt the
LOWEST POSSIBLE PRICES.
I have also on hand an excellent assortment of new
LINEN AND DOMESTIC GOODS,
hosiery, O'Coues, Umbrellas, Parasols,
Boots and. SDoos,
ftmVja complete assortment of
m&QtlbWm CLOTHING,
An;l Gml If men's Furnisinß Goods.
1 invite my eustenmr* and tlio public in general
t< an inspection of my goods und price*.
Groat liLluroiDfiits sivcn to sash Buyers.
Isaac fkkidknukkg,
. Iliimilton, Ocorgin.
IsSAt. FBKU'KNBEKG,
2#, JtroaJ St; Columbus, Ga. mnyl7-ly
1 I TCTGI IKS I loBSSS
(svci'KSftims to itvbrrtis’f /mxv>;l,)
FACTORS AND COMMISSION MERCHAXTS,
LOWIiU, wuir. IKUSIg
Colum'bus, doorgla
Will gfv.. strict nttcntion-tii tlic sale of COTTON
aml otli r |iradiMß\ and tlic KKCHI VlNGuud FOR
WARD! SU of Goods. \
f/t.f” Ltli ‘rul ndviincns made on Cotton und bilicr
Produce, either in storo or for shipment. ...
W. II.'IICGIIKS, W.C. HODGES.
july^O-ly
Admi n istratov's Bale !
WILL be sold, heforu the Court house door, in
the town of Hamilton, on the first Tuesday in
December next, between the legal hours of sale,
agreeably to an ordur of the Court of Ordinary of
llarriscoiinty, Ga., the following land, belonging to
tho estate of William 11. Smith, to-wit;
Lot of land number 27, lying nnd bring in the 20th
district of orignatty Muscogee now Harris county,
containing two hundred two nnd a half acres, more
or less. Sold fur tho benefit of the creditors of said
deceased. Terms made known on the day ot sale.
WILLIAM D. COOK. Adm r.
Oct 10-lod.
Notice to Debtors nnd Creditors.
ALL person* indebted to the estate of Jcrcminh
Sutton, late of Harris ootmty, Georgia, docou*cd.
arc requested, to inuke immediate payment, nnd all
those having demands ngain*t the same will present
them to liic within the aii3 prescribed by law, duly
authentieutedy for payment. c
JESSE F BUTTON, Adm’r
Sept 1801. -A
I-.OBT OR MISLAID.
ONE note of hand, in ado puyublc to Iteuben Bry
ant, or It. Brvant, ni\d Digued by G. F. Kobin
fioil, for SBO duo 251 h December next, and given
sumo time in (ho ln*tof February or Mftrch last-
August 22, 1801. TltOS. BRYANT. *
fjVWO MON'l'iiS )ifU*r il ii". nppiiention will be
1 utndi* lo tin* ILmoriil.lc <‘*ourt of Ordinary of
Harris countv. (i ‘orgin, fur leave to the n*:gro pr
p*rty lu
us haid ( Hunt I.
uov 7-2 m WATERS M. DUNN, Adm’r.
MMDICA I j.
INK. TlfOS. .S. M ITCH ELL, thankful for pwt fa.
I ’ vor*, respectfully tender* his Medical service for
his friends, in the practice of Modicim* and collater
al branches. Office one door above Bcwll Mur
phey’s Toruer. I will In* found at all limes f the
day at the office, mid at my residence nt night, un
less professionally engaged.
Jan. Ist. 18111.’
The Csh Drug Store!
11Y
J. A. WHITESIDE,
DRUGGIST,
185 li UO AI ST.
COU MIH’S. (IK.OItOIA.
THE following named article* and quantities eon
stitato u part of my large stock which 1 am offering
(o Merchants at truly low }trieo>. Those (Iwiiring
to know my price* will l*. informed on applicntu .
in person or by letter: and at retail 1 am still do bi
ting from 12$ to 25 percent, for Gash from the (’*.•.! -
it Prices.
800 Gallons ••Ktrosmc” or Coal Oil.
too “ OAperct. ALCOHOL,
-’OO “ 111 KNI NO FI.C 111,
0000 lbs. best Wll ITK POTASH,
17.'. •• PlilMK NI'T.MKGS.
06 lie'.. MI STANO I.IMMHNT.
7” Vial> A--cited Y F.IOI I FI.'GK,
70 ‘■ lioxeM p| LI.S
I .mlla. KPSOM SALTS,
1000 •• COPPKKAS.
Ido HottW Sl’ I.PUATK yI'IN'INK.
- .Wiuvestigalien of my gootla ami prices L roa
].eetfullv solieiteil.
inai'cl.2l j. A. WIIITKSIDE.
JIAIISTmV’S LMPH(IVKI)
CASKET BURIAL CASES.
THU lSorial Ca represirntwl bv the above en-
I graving iaofnti Kntirely New jlesign, eompo-eil
of lino metal, beautifully tlniaheil in imitntion of
lillalicd Uosewootl. Being porfeetly AIK TIGHT.
It prevents Contagion, the escape of any offensive
gasses, and greatly retards the process of decompo
sition. - 1
\\ lion it is desirable to preservo the body of a de
eeitsed friend for a considerable time, or transport
the same to a distant place for burial, this ease b
invaluable.
Tho top is provided with thick plate glass pro
tected by metalic caps, which, when removed por
niit a viewer the entire body, after it is enclosed.
Besides being ot most symmetrical proportions,
its peeuliar form is snob as to render it much lighter
than any metalie burial east, heretofore used.
fiPlT’ ATI Sizes eonstanllvotr band.
I>l 1.1,1 Ntlll A M A- DKN’SON.
Columbtif, Ga., June 28, lis'OO. ts
t HAm\ A .KUINSON.
3300K.-S33LLEU.S,
Col limit us, Georgia.
KKKP constantly:on hand a complete stock o.’
Books and Stationery. Writing Desks, Port
holio*, \\ ork Banker** Case*. Travelling
Bag*, IVH Munie*. Gitld Fen*. PeneiU', Engravings
fiw Hfwimi Faiming. Artisls* Malerlal*, together
with every:king usually kept in a Bpok-StoW'. nil of
which aw will yell nt tho lowest prices. Liberal
discount to Teachers and Merchants.^
May 18. 1800. ]y
SIGN OF THE BIG INDIAN !
WM. H. H. PHELPS,
CANIJY MANUrAOTUJtF.It,
% **i> *■* ifjtrnnir rrimrtwv .... „
ill sc;ryes* Pickles, Jellies, and Hermetically Soal
i¥(l<M)d*, Fino (figar* and Tobacco, a splendid as
sortment of Meersclumm Pipe* and Cigar Holders,
always on hand. In fuct, any tiling usually to be
found in a Con feet iouurv, at wholesale und* retail,
fib: CASH ON LY !
Columbus, May 17, 18(10. jy
W. R, JOIIANTON,
IIiillI!TON, II ill IMS HOI.YTY, Gt.,
Keeps a large and well selected stock of
STAPLE A NO FANCY DRY GOODS,
Mimin’ nnd Boys’ Krsuly llnde
CLOTHING,
Mens’ Boys’, Lailics’, Misses’ anil Childrens’
Bootes and Blioes,
MESS’ AND HOYS’ H ATS ASD CAPS,
HARDWARE AND CUTLERY,
Orujjs, Medicines & I)yo Stuffs,
PAINTS, OILS AND WINDOW GLASS,
GLASS AND CROCKERY WARE,
TIN AND HOLLOW WARM,
Books cfc Stationery
A LARGfI LOT OF
’FAMILY GROCERIES.
TN hi* stock Families will find the most- of the
article* they may want, and he would invite hi*
friend* and the peonle having their good* in Ham
ilton, to exaniln u a* lie iaati*fied that he
will please them in price* &c. juuol4-2m
idXHCUTOH’H'IHALK
WILL be sold in Hamilton, Hnrri*county, Geor
gia, on tiie first Tuexduy in December next,
within tho legal hour* of sale, agreeably to an order
of tho Court of Ordinary of ftithl county, tho follow
ing land belonging to the estate of W illiam Cope
land, Hen., deccuHod, to-wit:
Part of lot number 112, and part of lot number 81,
K ing and being in the aecopd district of originally
Troup now Harris county, nnd part of fraction num
ber 2DB, lying and being in the twenty-second dis
trict of formerly Muscogooimw II arris comity.
Tho whole of paid jiart* of lots and fraction adjoin
a farm one settlement of one hundred and seventy
acres more or le**, well improved, it being the place
whereon said William Copeland Hen., deceased was
residing at the tirno of hi* death. Hold for division.
Term* made known on the day of salo
WILLIAM GOTHLAND, AOm'f.
Oct. 1(M “and
TWO MONT IIS after (Into upplicntion will bn made
to the Horn,ruble Court ot Ordinary of llurria
county, On., for leuvn to wdl the undivided negro
property and land belonging to tho t V.Ute us Wil
liam Copeland, Son., decerned, lute of aid county.
WILLIAM COPELAND, Juu., Adm'r.
Septombor f>, 1801.
GEORGIA, Harris County I
WHEREAS, Albert Davidson applies to me in
terms of the Statute for letters oi administration on
tho estate of William Nichols, late of said county
deceased.
Therefore, nil person* concerned are hereby noti
fied to he and appear at my ollieo within the time
prescribed by law, to .show emi*o (if any they have)
why the-administration of said estate should not bo
given to said applicant.
Given under my hand and official signature, this
10th dnv ofOctober, 1881.
oetlQ-aod G EO. W. M VL LINH, Ord’y.
Nolife to Urbtorfi ami Creditors,
ALLtiomhuu Indolitod to ibn GututrufMury Oi>|m
land Dm cuzod, lutcol’ Harris (.Minty, Grnrjjift.
• rnronunstnd t<> mukn iinun diuti? jmvmnnt, and nil
those Imving domads ngttinst said i stati* will present
them tme within the timepreuc-ribul by law, duly
authenticated, for pavnient.
WATERS M. DCNN. Adm'jr.
Oct. 10, 1361.
NervousHeadrche
A CURE Jf
Minnas
HeadackeM
I)Y the use of these Pill* tho per v,
) X-rrmcx .*;• Sick Headttchc may In prt'N
and if taken at the commencement t ut> n‘tt k im- /
mediate relh ! from pain and sk ki >h 0 ob
tuinej. i
dhey seldom fail in removing tips Xnusra aud
llTtuliU'fu’ to which female.* arc subjeel.
‘fliey act gently upon the Uavel-—removing Coa
tivcHca*.
For Lit, Viuy Ha, Student*. IVi lento Female*,
and all person* of xfiA nffiry Itthtt.s, they urw valua
ble as a L'txr'irr, improving giving torts
and rU/t rto tho digestive organ*, und restoring tha
natural elastieity and *trength of the whole system
The CEPHALIC PILLS aro tho result of long
investigation and carefully conducted experiments,
Imving been in use many years, and duntig which
time they have prevented* and relieved a vast a
mountof pain and suffering from Headache, whether
originating in the nerrvus system (r from u derang
ed state of the nivtnmcU.
They art‘ entirely
and may b * l iken at :■!! 1111 ujTOHmilmjFWIjjGCn]
\’ ‘li. Gii making ■
them to children,
BE NY A KK OF i'OV NTKlWljWj^f;
’l'll.’ genuine have five ; H” ll
uig on em h Box. ‘ ;
Sold by Driggi.sts am: nil other Dealers
clues. SKS.’ /!
A Box will he sent- bv mail prepaid on
I'ltß!i:. ‘r. (-I:\ts. v‘
All orders should be addressed to
HENRY C. SPALDING,
!8, (Y;lrr Struct, New YorlSK
TIIK Kol.l.oWl.Ntl KNUOHSG.MENTB OF
SPABDING’S
EIP HI AS, 1 £ PILLS,
“11.1. CONVINCE AI.I, WHO KI VFEH EBOM
II i: A 1) A C II Fi,
THAT A
spi:j;i >v ani> suiie cure
IS WITHIN THEXK REACH.
.1* these Testimonial* tear nnttalicitcdby iVr.SPALB*
1 No, they afford tnttjuc*tionahle proof of the rffi
cacy of this truly scientific discovery
M akonvillk, Conn., Fub. 6, 18C1.
Mr. Spalding,
Sir:
l have tried your Cephalic P-lls, and I like the>n
*0 irell that 1 want you to send mo two dollars worth
more.
Fart of these are for the neighbors,|to whom 1 gav#
a few out of tin* llr.it box l got from you.
Send the Fills by mail, and oblige
Your ob't servant, r
JAMES KENNEDY.
lUvwfoNb P„., Feb. 0,1861. \
Mr. Spalding,
Sir: “ j
iVi.m lluiii. k^- r . : ?■’
Voilr*. ro.pectfVillv,
MARY ANN’STOIKnoUSK. .
Spruce Creek, lluntiiif;ton Ce., Pm, \
January 18, 18(11. / te
11. C. Spnbllm;.
Sir:
You will jileueeacnOi me two hoze, of your Ccpbal •
ic Pills. Send them immediately.
l’Biectfully your,
JNt). 11. SIMONS.
P. S.—l have used one bux of your Pills, nnd fin*
Oirni r.rrrUnit.
Belle Vernon, Ohio, Jan. 16, 1801.
Henry C. Spalding, Kstp
Please find inclosed twenty-five cents, for which
send me another box of your Cephalic Pills. J’A •
arc trull/ thr brst I‘ttlr 1 hare rrer tried.
Direct A. STOVER, P. M.
Belle Vernon, Wyandot Co., v
Beverly, Muss., Dec. 11, 1860.
11. V. Spalding, Esq.
I wish for some circulars or large show bills, ‘Jo
bring your Cephalic Pills more particularly before
my customers. If you have anything of the kiud,
please send to mo.
One of my customers, who Lsubject to severe pick
Headache, (usually lusting two days.) was ro red of
an attach in one hour by your Title, which 1 sent lisr. ,
Respeetfullv youra, -j
W. B. WlLK*£.^
Reynoldsburg, Frunklin Cos.,
January U, 1801.
Henry C. Spalding, 1
No. 48Cedurst., N. Y.
Dear Sir: j^eHrßU&Slb
lnclo-cd find twcnlv-llvo cents, .1
-. n.i 1 1. >v of ••Cepliutic Pills.” v'vy■ : S* lt. ? V'-y■
Kcv. Win. C. I .. vnold>buj|B!j4lV’?iiS-?j.'''*'‘J
Obio.
I'.oil- Tills in. ~
mint ii.nhintce.
Tru -
M r. Spalding, wswawMlWlgM
sir.
Not long since ! s. si to you fora hk X-.
Tilt, for tin- cure oT ic “, orvous ll< adacbe
tivenma, and received the same, nu.l they HadsaCoMN
nn effect tlmt I wu- induced to send for more. “S* _
Please send by return mail. Dire Ito !
A. R. WIIEELER,
Ypsilunti, Mich.
IftTA single bottle of SPALDINGS PREPARED A
til. U K will stive ten times its cost iuinuully.®ff^H
SPALDING’S ImTIPAUKD GLUEffl|tl
SPALDING'S PJIKPAHKD
SPALDING'S PItKPAIiEJD
SAVE THE PIECES
ECONOMY!
brif"" A Stitch in TimkSavkh
As accidents will happen, even it;
fan.dies, it is vrv and iruHe to have M ’
e.ni nit-nt way ibr repairing
kerv, Ac.
SPALDING S PREPARED GLtSBK|
merit alt Midi emergencies, nnd no
find to be without iL ItLnlwiiv, ready,
the slicking point.
••USEFUL IN EVERY HOTTM.” V
N. H.—A Brush ttceompuii'—'jtteh Bottle. Pricey
26 canlr. Address, .
HENRY C. SPALDING, ‘ W
N. 411 CEDAR Street, New Yer%.
CAUTION.
Atcerlnih mipriuciplqd peraous lire attempting'to
palm off on the iio-uip.'Cting public, imitiitiots of mv
PREPARED OLU K, I would cautl.m all I >etwoiuito
examine before pu relinaieg, and sec that the full nam,
|fe*- SPALDiNG H I'KEP.MtLD GLUK-SMI
s on the outside wrapiwr ; nUotHer arc bwindliti.
ouulorfclU. nov2o-ly