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fnt the Dally Tckgfaph.
The Democratic Convention has adjourned
without endorsing the resolutions of tho Demo
cratic Convention of Alabama; ono or TFhtcn
required the delegates from that State to with
draw from the Convention at Charleston if they
were not adopted. A portion of the Democratic
party of Crawford county sent delegates to the
MillcJgevillo Convention instructed to support
these Alabama Resolutions in that Convention,
and refttsod to send Col. Hunter to the Conven
tion because he refused to pledge himself to
support the tenth resolution of tho Alabama
Convention. The Democratic Convention liave
refused to instruct our delegates to Charleston,
and have thus sustained the position taken by
CoL H., and repudiated the action of the Craw
ford meeting. Tho Democratic Convention
have also—by their silence at least—ignored
the Cobb county Resolutions, and the recom
mendation of Gov. McDonald for the Presiden
cy, aB ol which figure in the Crawford county
meeting. It is very strange that the Demo
cratic Convention of the State should thus re
fuse to be enlightened and instructed, by Craw
ford county politicians. Worse than aO, the
Convention refused to say that it would not sup
port Douglas, if he was nominated at Charles
ton ! Something must be done.
YITIROL.
mow BALTimoilE.
Tito Few System.
Those who had not the pleasure of listening
to the admirable discourse of the Rev. Mr. Ilar-
rold, at the Episcopal Church, on Sunday morn
ing last, will long have reason to regret it. Ilis
particuliur object was nosing funds for establish
ing a Free Church in Washington city, but
more generally for the purpose of condemning
the pew system. The arguments, that “they
pay Dettcr," and “are better for collecting the
family,’’ he successively swept away. His ser
mon abounded in excellent points and eloquent
passages, especially those where he spoke of
man’s requiring sympathy, and applying it to
the case in question. The discourse was alto
gether like a fine poem beautifully read, attrac
ting tho ear and commanding the mind. Al
though he at times indulged in severe language
against tho pew rent system, as for instance,
that “the Minister who was compensated by
the rents of pews was an hireling," ect, yet all
can pardon it, for if there be any system beneath
the sun deserving of tho extremest censure, it
is tho making merchandise of seats within the
temple of God I Remembering how shamefully
often pews in fine situations have been made a
means of extorting outrageous prices, we can
but expect the condemnation of Him who said:
“My house shall be called the house of prayer,
but yo hare mads it a dm of thieves.’’
mayor’s Court.
Macon, March 19.
Two young Irishmen were brought up be
fore his Honor, Mayor Sparks, at 4 o’clock, P.
M„ for fighting on Sunday. It appeared from
the evidence that John Duncan and John
O'Brien, being room-mates and heretofore the
best of friends, came to a misunderstanding by
Duncan's throwing the pillows upon the floor;
whereupon, O'Brien struck him with his fist
which Duncan responded to, by drawing
his pocket knife and stabbed him cutting a
slight gash in his arm. In the mean time, some
persons entered the room and separated the
belligerents. The Mayor asked O’Brien if he
was much hurt, ami lie replied: “ No, ycr Hon
or, it is only a small scratch that made me a
little say sick.” After a few words of whole
some advice to the prisoners, the Mayor sen
tenced them to pay costs, and dismissed the
Court
Tuesday, March 20th.—Two policemen, W.
W. Kimball and Charles Martin, charged with
fighting on Monday morning, were arraigned
before nis Honor at 10 o’clock, A. M. On Using
questioned, both plead guilty to the offence and
were fined $10, and costs. Before the trial
came on, the}’ had handed in their resignations
which were accepted.
magistrate’s Court.
Macon, March 19.
Justices Henry Wood and C. C. Barnet, pre
siding;
Ann Bnsby vs. John W. Brumby, assault
and battery. According to the decision of the
court, John W. Brumby was bound over in a
bond of $600 to answer for his appearance at
the Superior Court
W. H. de Graffenried for prosecution; Sam
uel, Hunter and Joel R. Griffin for defence.
[Correspondence of the New York Herald J
The Democratic National Couvcn-
TION.
Chaklkstox, February 27, 1800.
Although the proposed Charleston Conven
tion is attracting the grave attention of the
whole country, the people of this city regard it
as a godsend speciality, which is to relieve them
entirely from present financial embarrassments
Correspondence of the Daily Telograph.
Baltimore, March 18th, 1860.
The New Jadgf.
The Governor has appointed Hngh Lenox
Bond, Esq., to,fill tho placo of the late Judge
Stump, removed. Sir. Bond is rather a young
man, and from his inveterate love of fun and
known reputation as a joker, it is feared be will
have some difficulty in keeping down his risi-
blcs during the scenes so frequently enacted in
the City Court He will be closely watched
by the reform press, and although heretofore a
warm partisan, it is hoped his new position may
soften the asperity of his party feelings, and en
able him to hold the scales of justice with im
partiality. ; ’ ;
A Hoax.
Some of the wags took a notion to anticipate
all fools-day yesterday, and got hold of a lot of
tho old blank commissions of the police,-and
filled them up with the names, Jtc. of some hun
dred or two of the new applicants, and sent
them to each one through the city dispatch of
fice. This morning tho Patriots were on hand
with each his ono, two or half a dozen bond-
men, and in a short time .tho new commissions
office was a perfect jam, all anxious to. Secure
his baton. It was not long, however, ’ere the
uproar of the outsiders who were watching the
effect of the joke, and the peals of laughter
which broke forth at the expense of the joked,
fully explained matters, and the crowd dispers
ed in a better humor than .might have been ex
pected.
The WouMsIesl.
The two men who were so badly stabbed on
Wednesday night arc both in a dangerous way,
and but.little hopes arc entertained of their re
covery.’ - .
A Itoirdx 2><iiiou«fration. * *•’
A number of the desperadoes, known as the
Regulators, got on a bender about noon yester
day and attacked all who,came in their way.
Tho Police.attempted their arrest but met with
a determined resistance. After a desperate fight
however,’ several of them' were' secured .and
committed to jaiL Sopncinore of them will \>e
arrested to day, and it is hoped that qur new
Judge will give a good account of them.
The accident on the North Central. Railroad
was not so disastrous as at first reported. But
ono (a lady) of the passengers was severely
hurt. It is feared however, that her foot will
have to bo amputated—her sufferings have been
cxcrutiating.' v ’
The (Strike. ' ■ •
A move is making here to make a demonstra
tion in behalf of tho shoomshore now on
strike in the Eastern States. -An invitationhas
been accepted by ono of their leaders to deliver
speech in public in their behalf Ac., and the
Maryland Institute is engaged for the purpose!
These strikers are a bad institution,, and were
never known to accomplish good to any party.
They generally end in nothing but disappoint
ment, and always make bad worse. Compro
mise meetings, conciliation and mutual consul
tation between the employers and the employ
ed, are the true means of curipg tho evil. The'
fact is, these shoe men, both Bosstind Jour,
have quarrelled with their bread and butter,
and they are now suffering tho evils of their
folly. HOWARD.
tV'UAT Ailed lit*.—The last tmmber of the
Knickerbocker has a good anecdote of a man who
never tailed to go to bed intoxicated and disturb
hii wife the whole night Upon bis being charged
by a friend that be never went to lied sober, he in*
dignantly denied tho charge, and gave the incidents
of one particular night in proof:
“Pretty soon after I got into bed, my wife said
‘Why husband, what is the matter with you f Yon
act so strangely.’■
iZcjgal Notices—Bibb (Soantn.
••There’S nothing the matter with me,” said
“nothing at aU.”
her
“I'm sore there is,” said she; “yon don’t set natnr-
al at all. Shan’t I get up and get something for you?’’
“And she got up, lighted a candle, and came
the bedside to look at me, shading the light with
band.
“I knew there was something strange about yon,'
said sbo, “yon are sober.'
“Now 1 , this is a Act. and my wife will sweat’ to
so don't yon slander me any more by saying that
haven t been' • -
have.’
i to bed sober in six months, ‘cause
£rgal Notices—draaifortr (fionntii
minor and .
•aid county
These are, therefore, to cite and admonish ail and sin
gular the kindred and friends of said minor, to be and ap
pear at my office within the time prescribed by law, and
show cause. If any they have, why said letters of Guar
dianship should not be granted the said applicant, Ethd-
tiiren under my hand at office, this aistJannarp^lWO. _ mnrehdAm . ■ W1L M. RHJCY, Onll
Jan Sl-w- - Ordinary.
a it may ci
m applied to me forix-rmanent letters of
Jon, with the WUl annexed, on tb * *
Allen McArthur, bite of said coonty deceased.
This is to cite all and singular the creditor
or kindred or Allen McArthur to be and appear at'my
office within the time prescribed bylaw and show cause,
if any they have, wby permanent letters of Administration
with the Will annexed, should not be granted to Daplel
McArthur an Allen McArthur's estate., *
Witness nay hand and official signature, this Feb. 15th,
1800.- JAMES J.ltAY, Ordinary,
fob IS
QIXTT SAYS alter date application will be made to
O the Ordinary of Crawford county for leave to sell the
lands and negroes belonging to thu estate of Jonathan
jMriMKinx? to ub estate of
McLendon, oTaaid county deceased.
WASHINGTON C CLEAYELAND,
fob 9 Administrator.
■XTOTICK.—AU persons indebted to- tho MUUnT J<v
JL> natban McLendon, late of Crawford coonf" n ‘
e requested
Augusta and Macon Kail Hoad.
Mr. Editor:—I see from tho proceedings of
the miymincii of Macon, that they have’ sub
bed $o0,000 to dm ofii.i stock of the con-
senbed Sol),000 to Hic«.-te.i 0 f t j, e
tern plated Railroad from Macon-to Auguste, ~-
Warrenton, subject to the approval or rejection
of the voters of the City of Macon, and that
Wednesday, Gist inst, Iras been appointed as
tho day for taking thc*propcr vote thereon. Be
fore casting our votes, it behooves us, both as
tax payers and citizens, seeking to promote
both our individual and corporate interests to
deceased, are requested to eomo forward and
mediate payments, and those baring demands aga:
said estate are requested to present their claims leg
authenticated, otherwise they will not be settled.
WASHINGTON C. CLEAVKLAND, _
fobs * Administrator.
RAWFOBD SHERIFF BALE,—Will be sold at the
0 Court House door In the town of Knoxville on the
first Tuesday In April next, within the legal hours
•ale the following property to-wit:
* 'lot of Lai ’ *’
The west half of
No. ninety-five (93) In the
uton now Crawford coon-
to until*fr
H I _ Inferior Court
of the S$td District G. M., of said county,’in favor '
Thomas J. Thomas re. aaid Bailey It.George. Levied
and retained to me by Emanuel Aul. man, Cone table, this
Feb. 25, I860. *
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£cgal Notices—©ajjlor (Slouatn.
ATOTICE.—Sixty days alter, date application will be
It made to the Ordmarjof Taylor County for leave
sell all the Xcirro property. bownnio? to toe estate
James Mitchell late of Jones county deceased.
A. J. COLBERT,
W. H. MONTFQRT,
Butler, Taylor Ca.Fefo 151800-w - Administrators.
TAYLOIt SHERIFF SALE.—Will be sold before the
Court House door in Butler, on the first Tuesday in
April next,‘Within the usual hours of-ealc the following
’“to-wit; - • *
wry Interest of Mrs. Martha Adams in the west
half of lot or Land NO. 384, In the first district of origi
nally Muscogee now Taylor county: said interest belt
levied on with four Justice Court 11 foe from the 711
District G. M. Two of said lifts Infovorof William 1*.
Edwards, Administrator, vs. Martha Ad*m«,one in favor
of W. L. Gay vs. Martha Adams and one in favor of U.
C. Fincher vs. Martha Adams. Levies made and re-
turned to me by O. Downing, Constable.
ID Ulu Sfj V. j/unuiir B , wftntmutv. .
« at the same time and place, will be sold the un-
i interest or Charles Hamlin in Lots Nos. 1.3,3,
7,8.9,10; Hand II, on block No 10 In the-town
molds, in said county; levied on with a fl fo in ta-
C. G. Wheeler vs. Charles Hamlin from -the Jus
tices Court of the 741st District G. M. Levy made and
returned ’ - - — -
d to me by O. Downing Const.
HAVI1) 11F.ELANT), Dept. Sheriff.
_ Also, at the tame time and place lot of Land No. 83 in
the 131b District, of originally Muscogee now Taylor
county; levied on at the property of Jacob Pare to satiate
Ity: levied on as toe-property or Jacob rare to satisfy
fl for from Taylor Superior Court 1 In favor of John |
two fl fas from Taylor t ,
Walker vs Jacob hue, the other Daniel W. Miller rs.
Jacob Fare. Property^ pointed ont by defendant,
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Property pointed out by defendant.'
JESSE STALLINGS, Dept. Sheriff.
Etggl gaiim—<£onnii{.
ATOTICE TO DEBTORS AND CREDITORS.—All
Ivl sons having demands against -Frances M. HuJHi
late.of Bibb County deceased, are hereby notified and.
required to present them properly attested to the nndcr-
slgned within tho lamHanriasit^M
d within the time prescribed by law. And all Per-
. indebted to said deceased are hereby required to
ponder well this subject. The question arises, j immediate
is it, under the peculiar circumstances with
which wc are surrounded, our interest, either
Adm’r Cum testamento annexo.
individually or commercially, to subscribe to I ATOTICE TO DEBTORS AND CREDITORS.—All per
the stock of this rnail at this particular time V
For the proper solution of this question, let us tuent, and those havingSalmt upon nit estate, to pri-
tako a practical, business-like view of the mat-1 • entthOT in term* ijMhetaw. cu ,p BKL v .
march S CHAS.’ E. CAMPBELL, f Adm’rs.
ter, and in order to do so, we must apply the
straight edge and close business like investi-
1L , ; , . . . , t>1BB SHERIFF'S SALE.—WUl be sold before the
gallon that we would to our private individual U Court House door, in the city of Macon, Bibb coun-
intercsU It is then, with all successful busi-Uy on the first Tuesday in April next between the usual
ness men, one of the first and most important fifth* 1 nf.ffTiSTphlfRnnt . t ,t ry ear.
rules.of political economy, never to invest cap- ofage; Saliva woman, abont forty-two years of age, and
entirety irom Present unanciai emuarrassmems, *tal unless> there is » mtsonable prospect of its
and, if scientifically engineered through, it will- P»y ,n B- Having settled this point, the next is, Mortgage fifes. from Bibb interior Court, one in favor of
never to invest more than wc liavo a reasonable WUsoa ys ; , Francis Stubbs, »nd one *“ *;T o r“ f
,i.„ ,i - .i „ I Thomas Stubbs, Wilson C. Hardy and Thomas P. Stubbs
prospect of pa) mg promptly, and the third, an yB , Francis Stubbs. T. W. BRANTLEY,
equally important point is, having thus invested Jan at Pep. Sheriff
wo should.direct all our energies to a successful | gTATK OF GEORGIA—BIBB COUNTY,
cither relieve tho present fossil aristocracy or
build up one anew for the next generation.
Judge Smalley, of Philadelphia, has succee
ded in securing the principal hall in the city
for the meeting of delegates, and if tho price
paid per diem, $250, coupled frith Southern
liberality, be a fair criterion to judge of its ca
pacity, we will hope that six hundred and three
persons may bo comfortably seated and be
thankful. . .
Mr. Thomas Purcell, one of the proprietors of
the Mills House, 4s now in New York making
arrangements to secure his guests only against
starvation—a capital precaution, when wo con
sider that he has made preparations in his own
house, and by colonizing, to accommodate a-
bout fifteen hundred. I am told that the pro
prietors of the Charleston Hotel aro also makiug
extensive preparations, and with the smaller
houses may possibly accoradate thirty-five hun
dred strangers. The public houses will noi 1
they have naturally agreed to fix the minimum
price'per diem at $5, and tho maximum at any
price they can get.
’ Agents are hero from tho groat West—Dyer
result These three propositions admitted^ lot SLFtS
I1S apply a practical test Suppose a merchant to peU fractional lot of land No. 960, in the 4th DU
will be
it leave
mm w - - District
has fifty-thousand dollars which he wish<*.to (S3SEMMefif
invest in merchandise. The first thing for him of thehrin and creditors of said deceased.
to consider’is, whether such an investment! annstubbs,Executrix ouc.utep.Stubbs.
would be profitable; the second,* the selection
of a suitable location for bis business. Both I A LL persons Indebted to Daniel Young, late of the
I\. Slate of Te *
these points being settled, the next is, tlie erec-
tion or purchase of a suitable building. Well, estate to present them in tenna or the law.
in doing this, we will suppose then he concludes! "“aktBth 'n&rT-R p *^e ted
to invest.ten or twenty thousand dollars, im4 toL ^’ AKTULKF08TKB - Ad ? r ’
either commences building or contracts for the I tjostponed administrator's sale of ne-
purchaSo of such a house as- will answer his | L GROES a city PROPERTY’.—By virtue of an Or-
purpose: but before its completion or the nav-
purpose; but before its completion or the pay-1 Kdl before the Court Houm doJr in Bibb coonty,'on the
ment of the purchaso money, suppose another I first Toeaday in April next, the following property «o-
from Chicago, Forrest from Cincinnati, and a
score of others “on the sly”—ransacking every
nook and comer of the city for a placo to lay
the heads of themselves and friends during the
coming struggle. Old Huguenot dwellings,
even, that have been rat and bat abandoned for
years, aro sought after with a perfect rush, but
when told the price of the rent, they leave the
premises, wondering if the owner did not make
a mistake in the inquiry about rent, for that of
purchase.
party Bliould propose 'to him to form a partner- »•*= Mcn-cnc named L
ship for a similar purpose, and perhaps-at a Gre^TSSranJjSTsi
i'teS^Jp^^DsaKfaiRSre tiTbiTpaulm equal' * s £ , J 3 u i?j5fo, r
portions by tho two partners, and he accedes ikejs, John 11,:
to tho proposal and engages in tho enterprise, 11 1 *?.®
cdLcvcn, aged about 00 years;
15 years; and Joe, 31 years.
tYUvanuey, «l; Jendy.’kt; an<rAnce iiyiath.
Also the following fomlly: woman, Lucinda, 37; boys,
— * * Munroe 9, a girl Jane 0, and a child Wil-
. . . z. , . . — — _ — _ . - . Also the followin'? family? a woman Amelia 9L sirla
but boloro either project is earned into success- Louisa 14, Ann 13, Nancy 10 year* old.
ful operation they find that they are minus the ^Uowtaj fomBy ,n w^Mmy AnnSf.boy.
their
s of completing and putting into operation jus^otwo “orytSSi bVemSg
plans and both consequently fail. • AVould square No. M an J Lot No 6, in the Cl
,r.k . K_ ll. l.^l I a» the property of Sarah y. Pinker,
not such a merchant bo emphatically regarded £n£t ofherSire T>mtbn Umdayo'fSir
as a man who “commenced to build without march* tuurston u/isloom,
House, situated on
ity of Macon. Sold
deceased, for the
B ibb COUNTY SHERIFF SALE.—By virtue of one
FL Fa. issued from Bibb Sum-rlor Court, wherein
Thomas A. Brown is Plaintiff and Ssmud F. Gove is de
fendant, I have levied upon and will offer for sale at public
outenr before tho Court Honae door in BFbb coonty on
the Ifrst Tuesday In April next, one blr‘ w "
black horse with
Tuesday In April
white *pots on her hips, about ten years old, and one
5 s baaj:
R nt.B ivmt.—then or Ouaur, Starch
Ha).—it ap iMiMla * ' Hi
Perm,
on of
-Lb 1830.—It appearing to the Court by the petli
Stephen Collin?, that Peter Stnbbr, late of said county,
did In his life time execute to said Stephen Collin* Us
I to execute titles in tec simple to said
for lota of Land numbers JOa, aro, the
, , tho north half of 24‘), the couth half of
309, (fraction) fraction number 373, in the fourth District
of originally Houston now Bibb county; and it further
appearing that the said Peter Stubbs departed this life
without executing titles to saidlotsof land or by will or
otherw ise providing therefor. And it further appearing
that the «dd Stephen Oniltna has paid the rull amount of
the purchase price of aaid lots of land. And said Ste
phen Collins having petitioned this Court to direct Ann
Stubbs, Executrix on the estate of said Peter Stubbe de
ceased, to execute titles to him to said loU of Land in
conformity with said bond.
Therefore all persons concerned are hereby noti
fied and required to file their objections, if any they
hare, in my office, within the time prescribed by law,
wby said Executrix should not be ordered to execute ti
tles to said lota of land In conformity with aaid Bond.—
And it la further ordered that a copy of this rule be pub
lished In the Georgia Telegraph newspaper and at three
or more public placet in said county, for the term and
■paceofthrcc months.
y'l KOEGIA—BlBBCOUNTY: "
VT. Whcreaa, Wm. i
A. Evans applies to me for letters of
Administration on the estate of John IV. Evans late or
said county deceased:
These are therefore to cite and admonish all and sin
gular, the kindred and creditors of said deceased, to be
and appear at my office within the time prescribed by
law to show caase, if any they have, wby aaid letters
should not be granted.
Given under my hand in office, this February 9th,
1880. . • WM. M. RILEY,
febfflw Ordinary.
march 10
; are notified to present them
1 ' ' law. m
INE HORNE. Acmin’x
\TOTrcE TODKIIToltS AND CttEDITORS.^AUper-
lv sons indebted ~ ’ ’
to Joseph L. Holland, late of Jones
county deceased, are requested to make immediate pay
ments and those holding demands against said will must
present them dnly *nIb.mtcntcd to us.
JAMES M. HOLLAND, I-.,, .
- BENJ. L. HOLLAND, ) A ? m ”’
titioner alleges, besides the Exccntor and Executrix, to
boxtoses, Marshall and Robert Paul, brothers of said Tes
tator, and Henrietta Booth, sister of said Testator; Rob-
ert Paul and John W. Paul, of Twiggs county, Ga.; John
Wilder, of Bibb county, Ga.; Hugh
march 15-6 wr»»
Whereat, Arthur Stoteshury, Executor of the will of
Louisa Sloteetmry deceased, applies to the undersigned
for lettersdlamitsory from his Executorship:
Therefore all persons concerned arc hereby’required
to show cause (if any they have) why Said Executor, on
the first Monday in September next should not be dis
charged.
Given nndermy hand and seal of office, this March
1st, I860. WM. M. RILEY, Ordinary.
march 3
XcgafNotices—Houston iCountg.
/G EORGIA—HOUSTON COUNTY:
VI Whereas, James W. Sloan applies to mo for lotters
of Administration on tho estate of Joseph A. Sloan
These are therefore to cite and admonish all and sln-
f said Jose
i pilar the kindred and creditors of tald’Joseph A. Sloan
a be and appear at my office within the time prescribed
by law, ahd show cause, if any they have, why said let
ters shook! not be granted to the said applicant.
Given under my hand at office, this February 28th,
1860. W. T. SWIFT, Ordinary.
march 3-30da
G eorgia—Houston county.
OnnixanT’s Orncr, Feb. 13th, i860.
Whereas, Jo I I
Ham Stripling late of said coonty, now deceased, repre
sents to this Conrt by his petition duly filed in this
office that he baa fully discharged the duties of
it dismission therefrom.
trust, and prays for dismisslon'therefrom.
These are therefore to cite and admonish all persona
concerned to show caase, if any they have at or before
the September Term next of the Court of Ordinary for
•aid county, why Letters of Dismission from said trust
should not be granted to said pctloner.
Given under my hand the date above written.,
febia w-6m W. T. SWIFT. Ordinary.’
/ v EORGIA HOUSTON COUNTY’.—Court of Ordinary,
I v T March Term, I860.—Present his honor, W. T. Swift,
Ordinary.—Upon the petition of Danis) C. Fudge and
Watkins Laldier, Executors of Solomon Fudge, decea
sed, representing that they have frilly discharged the du
ties ofjthelr said trust, pud pray for dismission there-
from.
These fire therefore to cite and admonish all persons
concerned to show cause, if any they have, at or before
the October term next of this Court, wby letters of dis
mission should not be granted to them.
Giveh under my hand, and official Signature this 5th,
day of march 1
W. T. SWIFT, Ordinary.
O TATE OF GEORGIA—HOCSTOX COUNTY:
O To the Honorable the ■
£egal Notices—Jones (Eonntti.
ri EORGIA-JOXES COUNTY.
VJ Whereas, Thomas J. Gibson applies to me for let
ters of Administration on the estate of Renben GloTer
dewed.
These are therefore to cite and admonish all and ein-
eular to be and appear at my office on o* before the first
Monday In April next to show cause, it any they have,
why said letters should not be granted. h h
Given under my hand and official sli
15th of Feb., 18G0. CHARLES J. MACARTHY,
fob 18 W Ordinary.
attention
t h e Sporting
Public and oth-
ra, to their
, v large selection of DOUBLE GUNS. RIFLES, PIS
aRrSSJKf the TOLS, POCKET AND SPORTING CUTLERY,
• MACARTHY. ciTuiiTvn , PAf»K•T.P , wat.KTNG STICKS. FOK-
/^EORGIA, JONES COUNTY.—Monday, August 1st,
vA 1859. The Court of Ordinary met this day freeable
to Law. Present Charles Macarthy, Ordinary.
■ To the Ordinary of Jones County.
The Petition of Luke Roberts, surviving Executor of
bnben Roberts, deceased, sboweth that ne has faithfhl-
Renbcn Roberts, deceased, sboweth L
ly discharged the duty assigned to him as such Adminis
trator, ana therefore petitions the Conrt for a discharge
from aaid Executorship. LUKE ROBERTS, i
Surviving Executor and Petitioner J
On hearing the above petition it was ordered that cita
tion be issued, and that all persons concerned be and
they are hereby required to show cause, [
BP—
on or before the first Monday in February next, why said
UMfiflkMflri ' m — be discharged from his aamli
Lake Roberts should not 1
that this citation be published in one or more pc
rettes of said State, lor the space of six months.
Cot; nr or Okdixakt.—Jan nary .Term 1800.
Whereas at the late August Term of this Court the peti
tion and order for dismission by Luke Roberts from
the Executorship of Reuben Roberts’, Jr., Estate, which
iiiu xavuutursuipui jtuuuvu uuut-ita , «*«., " “ivu
petition and citation having been published in tho State
Frees, at Macon, and said Press having closed sometime
befivrv the expiration ^rtmMMkmmMHfijfoSSaSgM
to be published: It iUBS
citation bepubiished in the GeorgiaTelegral
Ui February next, and'show cause why said Executor
should not be dismissed^ •
A true extract from the minutes, Jones Court of Ordi
nary, January Term I860.
Jan 17 Chstn.ua Macaktiiy, Ordinary.
B tion of Mary Pad sheweth to the Court of Ordinary
of Jones county, Georgia, that on the 4th day of Janua
ry, I860, William Pqnl, of said county, departed this life,
’ ’’ I and. personal estate.
petitioner alleges is legally executed, and is the last will
of said William Paul, and prays probate of tho same in
solemn form. The next of kin qf the testator, your pe-
Afien ahd Franklip . ______
JIcKary, of Jones county, G*.; Burton Paul, of Ala.;
Charles I»anl, «f Toma j JoknU. Ctowart.af J«u[w»rrnun-
ty, Gx, and the minor children of aaid .Testator, Martha
Ann E., William £., Jabez W., and Susan V. Pant And
thia petitioner prays that the asaal citation issue to them
requiring their attendanCCjapon the^'probate of said
Will, at the March Term, 18G0, of the
of Ordinary
D. C. HODGKINS & SON
US^Caoon, Gra.
s/a
JNVITES tha A
FISHING TACKLE, WALKING STICKS, FOR
EIGN AND DOMESTIC A&IUNITrON, and every
article found in a FIRST CLASS
Sportsman’s Emporium,
NORTH OR SOUTH.
By carefal attention to tho business, and keepi
the oest GOODS in our line, we expect to receive
continuation of past favors. _
Repairing carefully attended to a* liereto-
Oct. 26. fore.
MRS. S. AUDOIN,
H AS just returned from New York with a beauti
ful and well Selected Fall and Winter Stock,
Parisian Hats of every variety ; Leghorn and. Fine
Straw Bonnets; French Flowers ; Fancy and Os
trich Feathers; Head Dresses \ Bridal Wreaths and
Veils; Net and Grecian Caps; Ornaments for the
Hair; Shell and* Ornamental Tuck Combs; Real
Lace CoidTenrs and Veils; beautiful Lace Sets and
French Embroidery; Misses Leghorn, Plush and
Braids and Grecian Curls; Fur Cloaks; Muffs and
Cuffs. Also a fine assortment of Fancy Articles too
t< tlious to mention.
Please call and examine for yourselves before
purcliaMiig. Thankful for pa.-t favors .‘imi solicits*
continuance of the same. All orders promptly at-
tLiiJ. il to. .srpyr—tt
Fall & Winter Fashions
Mrs. HOWLAND
TTAS just returned from tho North, and will open
JCX on Tuesday, October 4, a rich nnd beantitul
Stock of th’o latest styles-of - ■
IMIillirLery,
id Uoi
mrt of Ordinary.
• MARY PAUL, Petitioner,
January 25th, I860. by hcr’Att'y, R. W. Bohxer. .
Upon hearing the foregoing petition, it ia.ordercd that
tho usual citation be published for the space of thirty
days in the Georgia Telegraph, at Macon, calling upon
and requiring the parties named In the above petition,
and all parties In interest, to be and appear at my office
on the Drat Monday in March next, to show canse, if any
they have, why tne Will of William Paul, deceased,
should not be proven in solemn form and admitted tore-
cord.
Given under my hand at office, this January 25th, 16G0.
j ’.Ordinary.
Jan 31
CHARLES MACARTHY, (
Irgnl ii'ntirf.'i—i!!inmir null fiuiggs.
nard lata of said, county decease.
Immediate payment, and all parties' bolding claims
against the rams must present them duly authenticated,
within legal time, or this notice will bo placed in bar
thereof. WILLIAM T. MAYNARD, Administrator,
feb 14 w
’ t^OTICE TO DEBTORS AND CREDITORS’—Persons
_ . indebted to the Estate of Henry Faulk, .deceased,
late of Twiggs County, are requested to make immediate
Hent: And all persons holding claims or demands a-
paymtuh . ouu «t» ^rviovun siuiuiug ctaiuiiT m uctuauua a-
gainst said Estate are hereby notified that they must
present them, duly authenticated, within the time pro-
—'* ‘ " this notice will be plead inbarther
. . CELINA FAULK, Adm’rx.
- march 8 w-6t
SANFORD’S
LIVER INVIG0RAT0R
NEVER DEBILITATES.
T is compounded ENTIRELY FROM GUMS, and
_ hat become an established fact, a Standard Med-
icineknown A approved ••
and iff now resorted to 2C,
and invites her' friends and the pubiiQ to inspect
her selections and examine tlieir qualities and prices,
confident that she can please them in any-variety
of Fashionable BONNETS. FLOWERS, FEATH
ERS, TRIMMINGS, EMBROIDERIES, Ac. -
Also—Head-dresses. Coiffures, Gloves, Ribbons,
Laces, Veils, Hair Ornaments, Curls. Cuffs, and a
fine assortment of FANCY ARTICLES, tootedious
to mention. Orders from the Country promptly at
tended to. Thankful for past-favors, she respect-
fully solicits a continuance of the same. oct 4
REMOVAL !
E. SAULSBURY
JNFORMS his friends and customers that ho bus
removed to’the New and Elegant Brown Stone waterproof, of various kinds and qualities, both
Building, Two Doors from_ his Old Stand, and di- soledand pegged. Just receive a sml for sale 1
rectly opposite the Lanier House, where he offers on
the most favorable terms, one of the most choice
Stocka of
Ready Made Clothing
to be foundin thecity The Stock is entirely NEW,
Ci
and Business Coats; black and fancy Cassimere
Pants: Fine Overcoats, of various styles; richVcl
vet. Silk and Cashmere Vests. He has also, acorn'
plete assortment of
Men’s Furnishing Goods,
such as. Hosiery, Patent Shonlder Seam Shirts,
Drawers, Gloves, Suspenders, Cravats, Ties, Collars,
Robe de Chambre, Ac.
His Merchant Tailoring Department is supplied
with a large and superior Stock of Cloths, Cassimeres
and Vestings, and is under the direction of a compe
tent Cutter. , * . ■
Macon. November 1,1859.
diseases for which it is
It has cored thousands
who hfid given up all ^
numerous '
sion show.
The dose must be adap-
of tho individual taking
titics as to act gently on
Let the dictates of your
the use of the LIVE It
it will cure fijircr Com __
tnrl(*, I>,-1‘t P-iii.
Summer Complaint,
Stour Mtoiunrli, Hu-
Court of Ordinary of said
county: - .
The petition of Thomas Pollock, Administrator upon
the estate of KiMlon8mIUi Jateofsaldcoanty deceased,
sboweth that your petitioner is now about sixty-three
years of age and that his health I* so Infirm he feels
i»<*pahle of rendering that attention to the interest of
said estate which it U constantly demanding, and further,
that he.is ready to rlre notice of this application in end*
public gazette as this Honorable Court /nay direct.
n bereft)rt , your petitioner prays that he may be al-1
lowed to resign his trust as aforesaid, after said citation Cliolic. Ohdlfra.
? - r no r u w“u.^fex o dal7
Petitioner's Attorney. u—l.ir«k.
Houston COURT or Ordxnart, In Vacation, t
* . Feb. 28th, 18G0. f
On hearing the above ^ •* • • * ** —
of said application be pi
for the space of two months, lly the Court.
JAB. A. PIUNULE, Vetltioner’s Attorney.
A true extract from the Minutes, Houston Court of Or
dinary/ W. T. SWIFT, Ordinary,
march 2-GOds
dice, Female Weak
ed successfully as an Or
iciur. It will cure the
titlon it Is ordered that notice ACHE (as thousands
In IRC Jtaom Tdegnph mtqnirt, iriwo orS,
IT the Court- nni tl.n ^
iy all that have used it,
rltr
:h confidence in all the
recommended,
within the last two years
hopes of relief, as the
certificatesinmy posses-
ted to the temperament
it.and used in such quan-
the Bowels. ’
judgment guide yon in
IIVVIGORATOR, A
pintails, Rilioun At-
Chronic Rinrrlacrn,
It, He,Her, , Itrnp.y.
bililnl 4'o.li,
Cholcrn Jlorbun,
Elntulrnce. Jnun-
nrsirs, and may be ns-
dinnry Fnmily JIrd
-WICK IIBAD
can testify]
Ihrro Ten-.poourul.
mencement of attack,
siring their testimony
CxTins, R,ifles s <Sz>o. 9
Manufactured by
MAM WALTER & MORSE.
3^A.C03Sr, C3--A.- •
ryt 11E subscribers having formed a co-partnership
1 for the purpose of Manufacturing
Rifles, Doublc-Rarrcllcil Guns and
3? I S T O L S ,
They are now prepared to make the Rent Rifles
manufactured in the United States, upon Mr. Morse’s
entirely new plan.
Gnns Re-Stocked and Repaired on the most rea
sonable terms, at short notice.
The undersigned being Practical Workmen, guar
antee all Work entrusted to their care, and invite the
public to give them a trial, a^the Floyd House, op
posite Dr. Thomson’s Drug Store.
. _ WM. MARKYVALTER,
Late of Augusta, Go.
T. MORSE,
Late of Hodgkins A Son, Macon, Ga.
>aug30— ly • , . - -
/”< E
IJT
EORGIA—HOUSTON COUNTY’:
Whereas, John A. Howard applies to me for letters
of Administration de bonis non on the estate of James
”. Barrettdcccascd:
These are therefore to cite and admonish all and sin-1
gular, the creditors and next of kindred of James E.
Bsrrett, ’ - —
arc lniivn at the com
All who use it are
in its favor.*
Mix WATER in the mouth WITH THE INVIG
ORATOR, and SWALLOW BOTH TOGETHER.
{3^Price One Dollar per Bottle.
—ALSO—
Barrett, to be and appear at my offlce wlthin the time
prescribed by law and show canse. If any they have, why
permanent letters of Administration should not be grant-
~l to John A- Howard on James E. Barrett’s estate.
Witness my hand and official si: ’
24th, i860.
feb 28 w-00ds
Idol signature, this February
W. T. SWIFT, Ordinary.
EORGIA—HOUSTON COUFTY.
Coon or Orarxm, Fcb’y Term, I860.
Present, his Honor, W. T. Swift, Orcinary.—Uj
’ Uanofjc
G
SALFORD’S
jet- J9L. me m jc^ te-
CATHARTIC PILLS,
COMPOUNDED FROM
Pure Vegetable Extracts, and put up in Glass
Cases, Air-tight, and will keep in any Climate.
petition of Drury W. Taylor, Guardian of John
The Fnmily Cnth
the | tie but active Cathartic,
used in his practice more
The constantly increas-
. - Jayl .
and Tabitha E. wife or James A. Fniilngton of said
county, representing that he has folly discharged the teho have long used the
duties of his aaid trust andprajingto be dismissed there- f tct ; 0D which all express
These are therefore to cite and admonish all persons ’‘? 9 ^“ < ’ uce< * me *° Pl* ce
concerned to show cause, if any they hare, at or before 01 , . ;
the May Term next of this Court, why Letters of Dla-1 The Profession^ well
mission should not be granted to him.
Given nndermy hand and official signature, this 13th
yr of Feb., 18G0. YV. T. SWIFT,
Ordinary.
thartics act on different
The FAMILY CA-
bas, with due reference -
fact, been compounded "
Exi
jnrtic PILL is a gen
-on which the proprietor has
- than twenty years.
-J ing demand from those
^ I‘ILI.8, and the satis-
in regara to their use,
r them within the reach
know that different Ca-
OTICE—Sixty days afterdate application will be I v 59!{!*- bl riSS5S5
made to the Honorable, the Court of Ordinary of P*^? .°* *“ e * 1,men ’* r l
Houston county, for lea veto sell the Lands of the minors nafein all cases where
of Wm. F. Postal of said county. March ’’ “
match IfiWfi* YVM. •'
suchasDernugemcnl
me for letters of queotlyifoegiectedends
Guardianship of tbepersoi r —. ,
said county aeccascu:
These arc therefore to cite and admonish all and §inim- M<*"dach© or vrei S In
r, the kindred and friend*oruid minor to be and an- Ha minatory l>i«<’u»c*
pear it my office within the time prescribed by law and or Atlulta, Rhruinntir
show cause, if *-— mgm I • ‘ ■
m s tu iuu tut it.iit.io ui ^uutitlj' II uir^icvtt.u cuu. . iu » svu^, —
properly of John TrtYirlTrf’iln ^ aW/HItf IHHWtfl
I ■■ i__i— ... — j„ ,| 1( . || ( .„,|, „|| |„
Worms in Children
a great Purifier of
••'i portions of the bowels.
TI1ARTIC PILL
to this well established
Lh from a variety of the pu-
' | which act alike on every
23 c*nal,and are good and
Cathartic is needed.
_,'a Cathartic is needed,
oftho siomurh,8(lrep
Uissolntlon of Copartnership.
QTRONG A WOOD hereby give notice, that their
O firm was dissolved this day by mutual consent.
Either party is authorized to nse the name of the
late’firm in settlement of its affairs. Those indebt
ed wjll make immediate payment, and those having
claims frill present them for* settlement at once.
Macon, January^, ie60.
jan 3 3m
NEW_FIRM.
L.P. STRONG & SONS
JLi for theliberal patronage extended to him for
tho last twenty seven years, and respectfully an
nounces that he has associated with him in the fur
ther prosecution of the business, his two sons, ED-
GAR P. SLRONG and FORRESTER W, STHONG,
under the name, firm and style of L P. STRONG A
SONS, and will continue to keep on hand and offer.
a large and select assortment
Boots, Shoes and Leather
offall kinds/and Findings for Country manufacturers
He rcapectfully asks for the neve firm, a continuance
of the liberal favor extended to the old.
Macon, January 2,1860.ly jan 3
A. McQUEEN,
Bwoawtwwwwwwod
Macon, Gra,.,
•» f ANUFACTDRER of Wrought Iron RAILING
iYX of every description, and for all purposes, viz:-
PLAIN AND ORNAMENTAL,
from the lightest scroll Ironup to the heaviest Hail
ing used. Having an endless varietv of designs,
purchasers cannot fail to be suited.
Being entirely, of Wrought Iron, their strength
cannot be questioned, and for beauty they cannot be
surpassed anywhere. AH kinds of Fancy Iron Work
made to order. Particular attention paid to making
ail kinds of n . ■ , . * r
Geometrical Stair Railing.
1ST Specimens of Work can be seen at the Resi-
(li iH’f-s of T.G. Holt, L. I\ W. Andrews, and Wm. J.
McEIroy, £sqt, Also, to enclosures in Bose Hill
Cemetery.' ..-%*• jqly 12
BOOTS AND SHOES.
A’
T THE SIGN OF THE BIG BOOT, No. 3, ft
Cotton Avenue, opposite "Washington ft
Hall Lot, Macon, Georgia.—The subscribers
would return tln-ir thanks lor tho v.-rv liboral and
long • continued patronage extended to them, and
would most respectfully solicit a continuance of tb
same. Wehave now in store a large assortment ofe
BOOTS AND SHCESp
mostly of our own manufacture, to which weekly flL
additions will be made, of tlTtlii different styles J—cLLICI IjilGT ,J
and patterns usually called for in a shoe store, and
would invite those wishing^o purchase, to call and
examine our stock, as we are prepared to sell as low
as any house in the city or State. •
Bept. 2d. VOX jQHBjfcAlflE
B OOTS.—A tail :^st«rtm*-nt of Gents’fine ft
French Calf Boots, pump sole, welted and ft
* *' >f, of various kinds and qualities, both
pegged. Just received and for sale low b
Sept. «■». MIX Jc KIPTLAND.
New fork Wire Rail
Composite Iron Rv.i-
Secured by letters Patent, F©b. ink
SepL Cth. 1859, is the strongest **
Xroia Fence
made of Wrought Iron. Its durabilh.-.
to its strength and as to price. itnr^Fsa
THAN ANY IR6N Ri£9^?
M AX UFACTCREO**
We are prepared to furnish all ari*,
Wire nml Cncf Irnn va . ^
Wire and Cast Iron Rni.s*
IRON GATES.
' FARM FENCES. ntOMfoSSS
IRON FURNITURE,
IRON FOUNDRY Wo»v
The public is respectfully
the only persons legally authorised J5*h,
Wickerthanit Folding l Tn «,
Patented June
NOTICE.—A recent decision ot’thsr •
Court of the Eastern District ot pAT, ’ (5
hibits persons from ordering, bv
any of our celebrated Wire KailimriZ *fo
Patent ot Feb. 12th, 1849, ofanrotLrv 1
era than ourselves; also, thst we aretk,
ers of the patent of March 6th. lgii "! *a
18th, 1859, for the Fabric of the WWft's
other articles manufactured under
also, of.Foldmg Iron Bedsteads, H
We respectfully notify the public t. a- I
and shall hold all persons infringing ft. 4
ponsible for damage's. Catalogues’aniil
al hundred designs of Iron Work, f D ..'’
ceipt of four three cent postage stix-i'
to any part of the United States. " :
HUTCHINSON A WICKES.ss .1
dec. 13—3m 312 BrosS,,^ I
Drugs andMedM
ZEILIN & HUN]]
(Opposite Georgia Telegraph Ot i
PURE DRUGS AND MEbJr 1
a-awe therefore invite yon to exitrist.
Lit Surgical Instruments, Faraitinw:
an’' all articles required for Physicuiib
and Druggists, will be furnished r. j
PRICE.s.
c L^ Wholesalery at low figures, g. ( |
P LANTATIONBROGANS.-Now instore
the best assortment of Negro Shoes, we'
have ever offered in this market. Men’s double
soled peg and nailed black and russetts; do. heavy
single soled black and russetts; do. boysandyonths
black and russetts, all • of which we are selling very
low’. Sept. 83.MIX A KIRTLAND
J^OOTS AND SHOES.—Men’s, Hoys and
Youth’s tine calf and kip pee'd Boots
Men's st.mt kip hunting and nn:d Hunts ; G--nts last
ing Gaiters, Monterey, opera and ties, and fine call
” -ogans; Gents, boys’ and youths’ patent and enam-
I ec Brogans: Men’s, boys’ and youths’ California
kip Brogans, a large assortment.
Sept. 23. MIX A KIRTLAND,
SCHOFIELD & BROTHER,
"OUNDERS & MACHINISTS
.Huron, Georgia.
JOHN Sf*SCHOFIELD, . JOSHUA SCHOFIELD,
We are prepared to Manufacture
STEAM ENGINES
©Qli3©!yjlLM ©^^7 MWLU
MILL AND GIN GEARING,
Sugar Mills,
BRASS AND IRON CASTINGS,
Oor 3T SHY DESCSIPTIOIL^I
IRON RAILINGS AND VERANDAHS.
Having the mn-t complete a>sortme:it d Iren Kail-
incs in the State, which for elegance, neatness, dura-
binty - - -
. and design, cannot be surpassed, and are suit
able for the Fronts of
Dwellings, Cemetery Lois,Dublin Squares,
Church Fences and Balconies.
Persons desirous of purchasing RAILINGS, will
do well to give us a call, as we are determined to of
fer as good bargains as any Northern Establishment
'GF*Specimens of our Work can be seen at Rose
Hill Cemetery, and at various private residences in
this city. nov 30 ij ”
LATEST NEWS 13 Y THE
ATLANTIC TELEGRAPH.
TO ALL WHOM IT MAY CONCERN.
This is to notify the public that
Isaacs is at Home Again,
T P.-..STRONG tenders his grateful thanks And begs to assure his patrons that his SALOON is
ided tO him for nAt m ♦ l.«nrv AC • CUmnns *n«t fKo feevaIlinrv
PURE LIQUORS.
inrw t l*2iiiiM in (hr m Mack A Loina, Cos-
I tivrnrsii, JPaiu** nuJ ^ H orr*9«»»
whole Itotly, from • ^ sadden cold, which fre-
ri-’.f—*—in a long course of Fo*
w canse. If any they hare, why said lettera should the Blood, and many diseases to which flesh is heir,
be granted the jwdapplittnt, Jas. <V_ too numerous to mention in this advertisement
r DOSE.fi to 3. PRICE 30 CENTS
’b_ The Livir Inviuoiutok and Family Cathartic
counting tho cost ?’’ Would if not have been (\ eokgia—bibb county:
. - . . .. .. ..... Hj-r-
M, Admr.
lei to me for let-
3 of Lurany Snow
infinitely better for him to have lent all his en- O ^*?5 e V’,'L h0 ??“ u ’
ergies and means to the completion and perfee- fote of said county droeHcd^ ° 1
tion of his first enterprise before engaging in I These are therefore to dte and admonish all and sin-
this second, and after having gotten under.sue- to
ccssful headway, if from his profits in business I law, to show cause, if any they haTC, why said letters
or otherwise, he should find himsMf possessed ta office,thi. Feb.;
of surplus means, why then ho might prudent- fob »* 1 wm. ii. KILUY’,
Fans* SAOACnT—At the breaking out of the ' ThSe pWfo pracS ru^sof^olit-1 United States MoTSlial’S Sale.
. 22nd, 1860.
f, Ordinary.
on Tuesday the family j ^ :lro to | w
of Dr. B. E. II. 1 carson were awakened from ,u .u.cr uusiness pursuits in life. Let us. first I
their plumbers just before tbc by th# un- pj ace investments already made, upon a sure
usual noise of a pet cat, which had clambered and firm basis * '* ** -
up to the bedroom and commenced crying ot available means
tho door, Dr. Peaiaon, rising to ascertain the-) forc hating
nj. ne sold before the Conrt Uu
Macon, Bibb County, on the first 1
Tuesday l
next, betweoj toe u^uai* 7 hours of side, toe
cause of tlio disturbance, discovered tho boose
to be in (tames. He had barely time to remove
the female portion of tho family, and was him
self obliged, with his son-in-law, to climb down
the pillars of the front piazza. His Medical Li
brary, valued at about two hundred dollars, to
gether with his furniture, was entirely consum
ed. Their ordinary wearing apparel.was aU tliat
was savwL Had it not been for the neiso of the
cat, the result might have ended with the floss
of life. A largo and valuable mastiff was burn
ed to death in the flames.—Charleston Courier.
still further investments.
cult Court of toe United States for the Southern District
of Georgia, in flavor of Tbos. M. Griffin vs. Charlton P.
f ■ -Jfo—i as ts f. ., , #,«, I Gl YlLDlglll, IU MVUf UI IHtm. ara• \II1IUX1 Vi. vUAritUU a .
m ft Stems to me, Mr. Editor, that if the City Snttoo. Properly pointed out by Plaintiff’s Attorney.
acted upon these well defined and cardinal prin-1 from the £h fircait Court of the United Btates' for the
dplcsofpoUDealeeonomy thcywouUnothave
made the subscription to this Railroad; and. it out by John 2- Allen. THOMAS L. BOSS,
U.tJ.Dcp. Marshal.
strikes me as equally apparent that as they have I. Fnh. as, 180Q4d ’ . U.-tAPcp
tlirown the responsibility upon tho shoulders A LL pen-ins indebted to James B. Ayers,
of the people, we 'should unhesitating) v vote I t° make
r ii V? -' I payment, and those haring claims upon his estate to
it down, lor tho following reasons r Our City I present them in terms of uie law.
Seward and Pennsylvania—Senator Came
ron, according to tho Syracuse Journal, asserts
that Seward can carry Pennsylvania by ten
thousand majority. Seward is just tho man wo
want to try that conclusion with.
has already subscribed two hundred thousand
dollars to tbo capital stock of the Brunswick
march 8
IlKNTtY’ O. CUTTER, Adm’r
.—Will be soM before the Court
Railroad, and relying upon this as a basis, many ,«*, SSSSuS, foiSh^S »flSa?to7fSto?i^
of our citizens and tax payers were induced to| tewlt: __ r
make liberal subscriptions of stock to this en
tcrprisc, -and tlie Itoad is now to the cktcnt.of
bsr. The State Executive Committee of the
Opposition party have issued a call for a Con
vention, to he held in Milledgcville, on Wed
nesday, tho 2nd day of May next
rty t
Lot No. 33 iu
of Macon; ieri(
Aim tp Mtiftiy •
means, in aetivo course of construction.— I Sl.SS. : !I 1 ,5? nlnc T*’*™’ 25?*ti„ I ^P ert l r
Wc have both as a corporation and individuals ^mareh a" 1 7 ■ ~ <’-
our
n square 84 on Magnolia Street in toe city
riedonas tBOpropertyoflils. AmeliaT.
Qrt fife from Bibb Inferior Court in favor
corporation and individuals | Anarch 3 r ' - - - ''" *“ Sheriff,
become committed to and assisted our friends in I lYiiui mortgage SHERIFF SMS^Avm’Tejoid
tills Hoad, and wc most certainly should direct -D.oefor* toe Courr House door in toe city of Macon,
all our cflorts to its completion before engaging
in other projects without the means of finishing
both.
S theatre t Tuesday in May next* toe fol-
0.(4) four,,in-WodkXo. nineteen, (19)
—, morqor leas, of the Souto^Vest
Macon; levied on to
SySS*^ BU18 *' ror - , <?'E50t?L.
March id, 1800.
It IS a trite, but trua maxim, lhati^|SSSt« h 0 . f !?,!^?’
vt r i-i u-Artl- -ii —-jl ,i A f common or tne atjoi
• • - - T. ,\V, BUANTLE Y Dep.
COTTON MARKETS.
Mobile, March 20th.—8,000 bales sold.
Prices aro irregular. Receipts of the last three
tfeyg 5,600 bales. • _ _
Nriv Orleans, March 20th.-M.rkct quiet
Steamers nows caused less firmness. Receipts “ —
of the three days 86,000 bales against 17,250
for tho same period last year.
" is 'worth doing at all is worth do
ing well; ’ and by parity of reasoning, that
which is not worth doing well should not be
done at all. Let us direct all our means and I ’T^oxic^-Sixty <|ays after date abdication .will be Won.
to tho completion of thq Brunswick U'jf*^ t 9 th ® 1 | ono ™ b j®»0‘* Co ®rt®fOrdinaiyofBibb
n’r.
relicvo^us at ooee from the ponopolizmg spirit i sheriff sale.—wm be sold bt-fore the court
i- 13 House door in the city of Macon. Bibb counlr. Ga_
Water Gav—The Keystone Gas Comp
of the Central Railroad, and the dictatorial as- j AJ House door in toe city of Macon, Bibb oouutVSu
sumptions of “ King Cuylcr” and then, should ggjfg i ° ^ itilin the legal houra
wo havo the means_ to aid in the construction Also, at too sam ”tCmd place, Lois Nos three and
— — —j wvmpany of 01 thc Augusta, \\ arrenton and Macon Rail- J>nr in square^aeventy-seven iTT) fronting oa Third and
Pliiladi-lpliia baa offered to make gas by Sanders’ road, we could do so with propriety. ' I — - t S , - f lU y »■*. OWtoplshed MXra. Owvwffi
‘“^.ovLte® freeeentT nVrtTnSsnd “fr',* 1 V* 1 ' TOuId n0t haVC h S’ Mr. Editor, •siroty^fromTe^ 1 ?^ td
jtftoe fflno C<^p.nr«p&.ei.Xr^.b ^ 1 “^ opposed to the Augusta Road. So
bydro-carpon. makes repairs or ebanges in tLu bench for from it, 1 would rejoice to SCO it built and in aabcrreridinco; toe llou.-e fronting on < Oa£ ^trretard
J retorts, a«d provides the labor skilled in the man- active operation, and it strikes mo that tlie most opposite WUBatn Thomson and Dr. Pve’s, occnoled as
way to accoraplisli this would be for I S’/iLV»r»?;. '
bee Ui-a-quainte-d with tbedetafti of Senders’ nro“ Au ^U>, with her city subscription and such I llibVsuperior Court to faror of B,tt, Roe
(^.^PRQIA HOUSTON COUNTY .—Two months after Pill! are retailed by Druggist* generally and sold
. _. EPHRAIM SUIRAH Administrator
£cgal Notices—ifoncs (Sonntg.
G EORGLY—JONES COUNTY:
Com or Oudihakt, March Term 1800.
8. T. XV. NANFOBD, HI. _
Manufacturer and Proprietor
335 Srondvvny, New York.
Retailed by all Druggists. Sold also by
ZEILIN A HUNT,
GEO. PAYNE,
may 10—ly E L. STROHECKER
The petition of Isaac Hardeman Guardian of Eugene
S. Henderson showeth that he has discharged too duties I
On hearing toe above petition it is ordered that cita
tion be Issued and that all persons concerned be and
they are hereby required to show cause, if an
on or before the first Monday In May nexi
S“ rdl * n *• aforesaid, should
discharged from said guardianship, and why letters dis-
missonr should not be granted him. And it is further
ordered that this citation be published in some publi
Gazette of this Staje for the space of forty days. P
I» N. WIIITTEE,
ATTOENEY AT LAW,
MACON, GA.
Office next to Concert Hall, over Payne’s Drug
jsn 6
Store.
iy they have; i "W areD-ouse
iLsftjS AND CQMMISSIONMERCHANTS
MACON, GA.
Messrs. DALY & FITZGAEALD,
llALSTON’S BUILDINGS,
H AVE jost received
PUKE IRISH WHISKY,
MERETT BR'ANDY,
SlIKRltY WINE,
MADEIRA A PORT WINE,
These Liquors have been selected with great care
not a thing of a day. Citizens and the travelling
public will find the establishment open not for .the
season only, but at all seasons of the year, and those
calling npon us will, at all hours, find our larder sup
plied with all the delicacies that the New York and
other markets will afford in the way of eatables, and
something good to drink, and six days out of seven
more than can be fonnd in any house in town.
E. ISAACS & BRO,
UNDER RALSTON’S HALL, CHERRY ST.
His bill of faro will every day
Be just the tiling for little pay, ■
Ana those who at their place may eat.
Will find in it all things complete.
And going once, they then will know
That ISAACS’ is the plaos to go.
by Dslv, during a recent visit to Ireland. Tln-v are
vnufftnleu purtv
It is deemed entirely unnecessary to resort to puf
fing in order to induce a sale.
... ..<■ tb. fowl quality, and cannot tail to es-
:: i :tbthis commendation in the minds of all who
try them. The public, and judges of the article par
ticularly, are invited to calland examine for them-
-elves. nov 22
J. ItRAiVIlAll, Jr.,
ATTOENEY AT LAW,
MACON, GA.
W ILL practice in the Mapon Circuit, and in the
countiea of Monroe, Pntnam, Wilkinson and
Snmter.
Office in Washington Block, next to Boardman’s
Hook Store. - (oct 25)
New Firm!
JJAVINQ purchased the Stock of the late^ firm of
L Carhart k Koff, we will continue the Grocery
business at their old stand, where we will be pleased
to seethe friends of the old Finn, and as many new
ones as mav favor us with a call.
ROFF, SIMS & CO.
Macon, January 10, I860.—3m
A true extract from U»e Kl
nary.
march 10 40ds.
rom the Minatea JoncV Conrt of Ordi I COATES & W00LF0LK
CILUUYJSIUcAthy; Ordinal TTAVE associated together, and will occupy the
3 JLJ. new Fire Proof IVareho use now being erected
TONES SHERIFF naS—w.ii a. , nM hrfhrii thn opposite Messrs. Hardeman A Sparks.
J Court House door In too town of Clinton, on the , '“'i. 1 advances made on Cotton when asked for.
t House door in toe town of Clinton, on the 1 V UBr “ 1 ““’.auces mauo on v-ouon wnennsxed lor.
•day in April next, within toe legal houra of I Orders for Ragging, Rope, Groceries, Ac., shall
following property, viz: “ - . have our personal attention.
A frartiona] tract or tot of land situated, lying and be- We hope, by prompt attention to business, to mer-
J25 il * liberal share of patronago.
«snc
coonty, agreeable to original \nrn_
one and a half rail,) acres more or fes
the Ocmulgee River; levied upon by
I tho Honorable Superic
John b. W alter vs. James ” —
ed oot in said fi fa.
Feb. 4, 1860-tds
thirty-
. on the waters of |
virtue of a mort-
or Court in favor of |
re. Fropertypoinp
AMES O. |
may 31 -
N. ’COATES -
Sheriff.
Hardeman & Sparks
Waro Souse
AffiSSSSF COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
** Tuesday in April
... sTTweehundredAeresof tind. Andalso, on toe same
day, at the Court House at Hawklnsville, l’uiaski county,
> Hanaro dand a half Acres of land. Sold sS the pro-
JftacoH, Ga.,
W ILL continue to give prompt attention attbeir
fire proof warehouse, on the cor
, soM a s the pti I Der a °6 Poplar streets, to nil business commit
P«rty of Margery P. Carmichael, late of said countyde- ted fo their charge.
ceaaejL. Sold for too benefitof toe heirs and creditors of I ’ With their thanks for past favors, and a renewed
UnW*^ - .a . , , , pledge of faithfulness to all their friends audeus-
jy_’U JAMES V, WOOTON. Administrator. tomera, they hope to receive their Tull share of pub-
nWMAIWUB COUNTY’^—Monday January Btb, llo pr.tjonage. - - -
VA iwl Tne Court of Ordinary met this day agreeable Liberal advadccs made on Cotton and other pro
to lgw. Present—Charles Mararthy, Ordinary. | dneo when required.
MBS**
niuorainay cfJonV, t£n7?. 3 '
Asenath K. Woodall as Administrate
P. Woodall, deceased,
o. o. SPARKS
, . , Planter's Family Stores, also Bagging, Rope
showeth &c -' furni3 hedat the lowest market rates.
ronfldsriinheraT.”^Admmr.'^W^^to^^
4«J2’toeCowtforadlsch«gc v rrom said Admlnistra- - HOME MANUrACTDHE.
Adinln’vnr r s W E P^parcd to make to order and repair, at short
Op hearing toe store nctitlom it ia^oSSSStihatriia J* notice MATHEMATICAL INSTRUMENTS, Ac.,
I and new part.
‘K r w“^?a e ?°ha“ d by'apmctUa.and ez^rb
Ascnath K. \\'oodidi toonld not be disc^rt-edVrom her ^bll. patronage resprttfully elicited. _
& , ^r«dcitlx«; i opy^- JO,,S ^* e0 -.:
s. Lzte experiments are said to have proved that
quality of the light from gas made by this process
-ptsl, il not superior, to that derived /rom an equal
the .
is equal, il
quantity of coal gas. •
Fr.xx .roxs In
ing tree negroes from
ooniag slaves, pissed that
space
A true extract from the minutes.' Jones Court Of Ordl-1
O^ty* CUAltLKS MACAltmT,
Ordinary
Jan 17.
rj.^ORGIA—JONES COUNTY:
vT Corirr or Ordisabt.
< ISAAC IIAItDEiriAN,
ATTOENEY AT LAW,
CLINTON, G E ORGIA.
jniyTiy -'.
■BOduxabt, March Term I860 ,
WchardW. Bonner Admlni-tnitor of
D^b^^^ley deceased, thoweth that H
fill
serbe
•" t” 1 1 1 ‘ ■ 1 b’.n . tii.i our llru
oliri in.-i- r |«-i,a:ij ,,f hi-
oust'* ol llo- Mate on
M Cf HfeWed thc duties confld
V ittch Admiiustrator, and therefore petitions
toe Court for a discharge from said Administration.
_ _ * - . "• Petitioner, Ac. i
Upon hearing the above pctiUon It ia ordered that ci
tation be i?tned and that all persons courpmod !*#» ami I L
SVVEH & ih \ i i;k,
ATTOE^EYS AT LAW,
MACON, GEORGIA.
Office on Triangular Illock, Corner of Cherry ■ Street
» and Colton Avenue. •
W E navo associated aa partners in tho practice
of law in tho counties of the iMacon tnd ad-
tha 7:lTinst. It bad n.-evi..ii-ly passed ibo ilonse!] P 0,ltlcal economist, it must bo apparent, that
I he same bill i-ic.ij both Houses last session, but j "e arc not in a condition to do so.
tailed to receive the signature of the Governor J Tax Payer?,
1 all such means, wo may have finished r L] aaCond law BsJkjt, u Sheets, 2 Feather
runstrick Road and be in a condition to 1 1*POowOsesa,I comforts, 1 Crib and ...
4id them. But for the present, to every sound
f lull, t 1 01 lli.if ■ ■ .aft. fi* a tl f.t t ..A f-,,m llil.l. L.’.. - ’ .. ill!
. yg-. — concerned be ami joining Circuits, and elsewhere in the-State byspe-
on br Sfu^rimTrn Mondavlu I contract-also will attend tho Federal Courts at
»lTa-
aaid IUchirdSY’. Bonner should not diK h iret i
Administratorrhlp, and whir letters diamisst
to satisfy one fi fa if ?ucd from Bibb Superior Conrt in
favor of liall & McCan vs. JJepJamin liuthon, J j Sut
ton. sccori ty on appeal. T. W. BK.VN* TLEY
■WCh* b XJep.bh erte
not be_ granted Hl’mT And his'VuVthe'r‘Jrtcrwl by°thc
Court that citation be published in one or more nubile
gazettes of this State for the -pace oi six months
A true extract from the Minutes Jones Court of Ordl-
nary, . ’ CH.YRLE3 MACARTHY, ofdluary.
march JO
ALEX. M. SPEER,
SAJIUEL HUNTER.
1>K. «. II. N1SBET
^ ^fllce op Cherry Street, over Mensnl * Burghard’s
_ Jewelry Store, Itneuicuco on tho Hill In front of the
Asr!”* **7 the Blind. JoaT J -
ALL THE NOVELTIES
IN
FURNISHING GOODS,
VERY LOW,
Baird’s
MEDICAL CARD.
T-vR. JOEL A P. A. BRANHAM, having located
JLr in Macon, tender their Professional services to
its citizens and the vicinity. The old friends of Dr.
Joel Branham, at a distance, can avail themselves
of hii services in critical eases.
Office No IS, Cotton. A venue, first door above the
Methodist Book Depository, (up stairs.)
deo 6—3m
UEO. 8.~ KOS1NSON..
CiUS. ROBINSON
G. S. & C. K0BINS0N,
Attorneys at Law,
CUTIIBERT, GEORGIA.
YTTILL give prompt attention to all business en-
VV trusted to them.jn Randolph, Clay, Early, Mil
ler. Calhoun,Terrell, Stewart and Quitman counties.
March 1, 1859. . tf
Save Freight and Commissions.
Carhart & Curd
WE shall be happy to’see onr friends, assuring
them that it will be onr unremitting care to pleaae
in every respect, as we ll&tter ourselves we have
done till now.
jy It may not bo generally known that wo have,
to meet the wishes of tbo Mo Jioal Faculty, import
ed by ourselves a very superior qualify of Pale
QmsmJy. £ao 01/1 Dari. nuJ AJsaJsAro. possess-
ing all the medical qualities So much desiredTjy
them-
Look at his Bill of Fare and choose for yourself;
all of which can be purchased at low prices for
CASH. Be sure and call at
nov 22 E. ISAACS & BROTHER.
HAVANA SEGi
AT WHOLESALE AND BXTllL
M EES A SALCEDO. Importer! offt-
gars, keep constantly on hud a hm>
selected stock of the best Havana sails
brands from 88 to 8300 per thousand. CtrS
ry Street and Cotton Avenue, lUcou, Gx
PLANTATION FOR Si
T HE subscriber offers {or sals on 1
terms, his PLANTATION, \a CnvforH
four miles West of Knoxville. There mg
and acres in the settlement, 600 dural, 1 *
MO to clear. The premises can be sees a
tion to the subscriber, or toe Oversea
Nov. 8. 1859. GEO. B Ml
Engraving! Engrat-
QILVER WARE, Jewelry, Ac.
O every variety of Letter, in Ria:
Triangular Block, over Campbell 4 C
oeL18 ly J. E*ii
Just Received on Con
nro BLACK CLOT1I CLOlil
60 U the very latest styles, froo Cl I
all of which must be sold bytheCnti J
an ot wnicn must be sold by the era fl
1860. Now, Ladies, is yonr time to hqi
50 per cent less than their value. A]* e
large lot of
CAR P E TING!
in Bruselis, Three-ply and Ingrain, ifffp
just received and lor sale cheap.
Also, a Splendid Lot of
Silk and Silk Boba
Just MARKED rOWKcbses* (
English and French Merinos, Df Isi
- Lalne Robes, wil knU
AS TO NIS II ING 'U LOj
Long and square Shawls, white ui nijj
E MB R OIDERIES,
In-setts, Bands, Collars and Sleeves..)
Swiss Edgrngs and Inserti»|
A New Lot of Hoop
just received ana every thing winallys
class Dry Goods House.
We only ask yon alt, both Labes >
to call and price our Goods, and yoaa
ced of the fact that we are sellingreqij
lit
it:
Bn
F.the«
rcan
CLOTHII
We also have a fine Lot of CLOT
be sold very cheap. Call, gentlemens
yourselves. ELIAS F“
Macon, December 12tb. 185®.
arriage
c. T. WARD &[
MANUFACTURERS If DB
(Opposite the Floyd llo
MACON,
■tTTE would call the attention of toep4,
W NEW STOCK, comprising Cola!
Kockaways and Buggies of the most
ish, from celebrated builders North.
1^-Genuine BRAITLEBORO’ BCt-J
stantly on hand.
ipanic
I JJ
[nov 11
CARPETING;
FLOOR OIL CLOTHS, MATTOMf
AND MATS!!
A LARGE Stock, and a great vanff^l
t: • . jjLj..™
h b
f : I-
i of
land
Jred ,
fiose i
here
1‘God
me.
t few
Ltbe above Qpofls, jpit reeeire4vj*l
d at far lower figures, and give t>vfn
•old i
lection from the best Stpck ever <
Ai.se,
it
I“L’e
SATIN,
DeLAINE,
IACE and MUSLIN,
WINDOW CUHTJ-'J
WINDOYV SHADES, GiLTC**]
BANDS in great variety.
naiutt
Purchasers will consult their o*s i
FAMILY CARRIAGES, ■
PLANTS Old Stand, opposite the Post Office. * tooi before bn J lll|f ’ gt
A FULL and extensive assortment of’fine Car- ^“
riages. Harness, &o., from the best and most
reliable Manufactories, consisting of the latest and
most approved style of
CALECBE & BERLIN QOACHES,
which are much admired, and for a family Carriage
are comfortable and convenient,— with Phaeton*, I
Kockaways, Uretts, to; ***
CLOTHIS
rCha
r the
he do
|sncce
upie
P«p«
[air, at
hehei
ockaways, Bretts, top, slide seat, jump seat, and
»top Buggies, offered as the best of work on the |
most reasonable terms for Cash, or approved Notes. I
{TON A — 1
sep 6
J. C. THORN!
NEW STORE.
FALL AND WG|
| JUST RECEIVED, THE LAI
FINEST STOCK i
' tde
■> wi
LARGE STOCK of CHEAP GOODS P T f) T TT HI
BOOTS,SHOES,HATS, M-' Aj ^ 1 ill-1
Caps, Leather Findings, &c., &c.
T HE undersigned have opened a large stock oi
Goods, selected with great care from the best I
Manufacturing Establishments in the country, to
which they respectfully invite the attention of the
public, nna solicit an examination betore purchases
arc made elsewhere.
t^^sa*tIsfaction hr a/Afases!^ K Cal1 at°?he Ch9 * P ' and IQRE4-T INDUCEMENTS te
v EVER OFFERED WJ
maekJI
PRICES—LOW
New Boot, Shoe, and Hat and Cap Store,
, ,,, , . , Triangular Block, I
I^Kepairing promptly executed.
sep 20 BEARDEN. GAINES A CO.
E.
[CARRIAGES,
.sept 2’l
Harness, cbo
PLANT'S OLD STAND, Opposite the Post Office. I
Macon, Georgia.
R ubber shoes.—a
of Gents and boys Rubbery
dies slipper and sandal rubb-i
celebrated patent. Jnstr
Sept 28.
Jvsd*
MlX*i
aused
;cmen
ded ]
of h
The
rougi
’■lear
_ teitln
ftretnu
thi . intei
s wer
H>on th
th,
3 procce
tetsilei
the f
heard
-and ii
ithat]
■ect n
when 1
wns tit
' '-han (
fet folio-
\Tnsoa
appla
Hhici
of an-
fPetch.'
nsiasn
(thu
T I Mr I ' L I A r 1 rI,® ViD . ,; fo ^ meJ a connection with
• air. u. inornton, for many years favora
my known as a practical and experihneed Carriage
Co , lun l bia ’ So - Ca., andSavau-
S0LE AGENTS-
P’Fairbank’s Scales
A full assortment of Counter and Platform Scales
now in store, and sold at their prices—no freight ad
ded. Orders for Railroads, Warehouses, ana. other
largo Scales taken, and will see them put up.
may 17 * - -
Checks on New York
FOR SALE BY-THE
MANUFACTURERS’ BANK
mar 9
KIJIBKOVGIX ABASS,
ATTORNEYS AT LAW.
Geo. Kimorouoh, B. S. Bass,
Starkville, Lee co., Ga- Dawson,Terrell co., Ga.
mar 8
no* t c ; TUOKS ’ I 'o'\ & co.
It is the intention of the undenigned to always
keep on hand a varied and splendid assortment ot
every deser.pt.on of Carriage in use, which for
Elegance, Lightness and Strength,
PtKlUuiAte^ 8 lo W^ienco°ofboth
i wftb theirpa-
IMPLEMEU
CARHART 4^
m.\ » £—•; all the branches, will be am.
un .^ er ft* immediate and practiced eve of
promptness and despatch.
’ a “K 16 J. C. THORNTON A CO.
FALL AND WINTER TRADE
18S 0- 1860,
E. J, JOHNSTON & CO,
lT J f V ^ J ?, tr f Ceived AI1 ^ offer for saloon theme
4.J. favorable terms, the most decant.
JJAVEto ftoye, Grant’s CWi* 1
SU TAN TOUSi
Grant’s and others make 5 f n I.V-
OKAIX
Scythe Blades, Grass
Stones, Com Sheller,. “ d |‘ r ‘
Wire Cloth. Bolting
Belting, Mill SpindLes. MHI ‘S,
Together with a full et*l
Carriage Maker's
kept in their lino, all of wMW
est market “‘clSOU****
mstf 17 , ■
For Sal*-.
xsttiftXjsSMss
S. B. flllliLER,
attorney at law,
MILL TOWN. BERRIEN COUNTY, GA, peotfullV.w7fn7tej **
IT TILL practice in the BRUNSWICK CIRCUIT j Mdbwre S met
W comprising the following oonnties, Glynn,! Maoon, Georoia ’
Ware, YYayne, Appling, Camden, Clinch, Coffee and — - - K
Charlton, also, McIntosh of the Eastern- n*f i
T : ■■
uprowhltott
’ I* two sterira lg<* Si 4
T?eH J’.,- ’I
most
Sofi d KM 8 loc ^ SC ^ ‘ n ® ^'^teh es, CM nek s^Je wdry?
\fn ^ °i an< ^ Plated Ware. Fancy Good/ * building __
nAo»A,nV., ^dalitles, styles and prioes js res- ^Poasec
3d door above Lanier House,'
O, 9. OBBAR. I m Term’.
I jto^klorriBf
j market.
Georgia.
L. J. JOHNSTON
HOT II
Session can be gi” n s ^" 1 ’.' pSKjj
e first .•<’Al’ r -
ises,
f cr . for tj
PjWderet
[Francs
,. t,ed ’
I *iv e fi
1 regan
pnd wai
P a ‘'°n of
ouse,”
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