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THE WEEKLY/GEORGIA TELEGRAPH ii i "iraivT s—-***™™ 11 11 MASONRY EXPOSED. Dark Doings of.'o Dingy Grand Master. Masons Made at Sight. We Icnrnrd on Thursday last thnt sever al Individuals of the sable persuasion of architecture, who were recently manumit- ted and hnd left South Carolina under the pressure of secession, had received at the hands of another colored gentleman, nam ed Gundy, and a resident of this city, the first degreo of masonary, which had been conferred by him at tlie low tariff of 8l 50 for each candidate, and without any pre vious propoaitions b<*iiur made. Thinking that perhaps the Grand Lodge ofHam- burgh, which has formely evidenced n strong penchant for the dingy race of this country, had created by letters patent a new and ofT-ooloWd Grand .Master for this locn- tion, we act on foot an investigation into the a flair, and after some trouble, found one of the «lowly made Masons. He was one of nine—end although “brought to light,” still appeared to us to be covered with darkness —who had made complaints against Gun dy before one of Our police magistrates, each charging that he had been swindled out of the aforesaid $1 50 by Gundy, who pretended to have made them Free and Accepted Masons. After some persuasion, the “color’d pusaon’’ in question gave us the following information in nearly tho following words, illustrated by frequent displays of the whites of hit eyes and tlie whites of his ivo* rie& “You see, Boasy, we was all a g’tvine to go to Hayti, an* ’fore we took de passa ges, dis nigger Gundy rung’d hisaelf in on us. He say dot he was Mason, a Daugh ter of Ruth, a Sor of Malta, an’ one of de Odd Fellows! We foun’ him mighty odd ’fore wo got frou wid him, now rtiin’ I tell THE Georgia Telegraph Printing House! if I did, I >hou!d have my, left leg sawed oil and my wool clipped short to dr leather.” ** Was that the end of it ?” “ Yes, pr> li v near , only lie said dar was soinetiug behind. Den betook de blinders off an’ told me to < nwelow n»y tawny an’ git ready for dc udder customers. So I put on my linmess an’ took charge ob de bladder an’ dc pass, so’s to git even on do nex’! De rest cum up jess’ de same as I did, nnd paid dar doll’ n’aff, an’ went tn an’got done for jess’ do same as me, an' in jess’ de same plaoe. After dey d nil gone frou’—an’ min’,. I tell you, I, use dat bladder wid de peua in it, right hard, on’ in do right place—Gundy done gone an’ ax us nil to drink, nn’ while he was gwine for de whiskey. I kinder got a kink in my head’’ (Reader, you should have seen the kinks in that head !) “dat de ting wasn’t all on de square ! an’ I told de udder nigs de same ting! So when became back, I axed him if we was nil true blood ed Hayti-Masons, shif an’ squar! He said yes, only 'dar was one ting-daU he.hadn’t done: when he rushed out nnd brought Ip (fed—dest biggest tin squirt-gun whaM eberseed in my life! When we -seed dat Bossy 1 we dirfV know what lie was a I CjyAY vvewv. vvitw gwine to do wid it, hut we all left mighty quick, min’ I tell you !’’ And so ends the ' - * talc of the pour unfortunate Freemasons, J pjw-~Tina i, the only Daily print for a circuit of more and the woy in which they were made such ^ on€ hundrod w ^ Macon-the m0 st Central I h» 1 ribune has the following notice of . • . the facts referred to. • J Point la Georgia- The paper U rarnUbcd at Urge ex- A Colored Free Mason.—Joseph Gundy, n paisc, with.fell,daily Telegraphic Report*or Foreign colroed main was arrested yesterday by Rounds. and Domestic News, PoliUcal and commercial, and a* man Phillips, of tlio Fourteenth Ward, charg- . , . _ . _ ed, with having swindled nine free negroes out I »noisanof either, has no superior la eorgfa. very of $1 80 eaclu It appears that Gundy met peiaoiitn Middle, Sonthcm and South-Western Georgia, these colored inen recently at a sympathy meet ing, they having been driven from Charleston, S. C., by the Sc ressionists. They proposed lo go to Hayti; whereupon Gundy advised them T 3E3C 33 £e«al Xotiffo—<£onntn r\ EORGIA—BIBB COUNTY. VJT Sixty days after d-te hereof, applir^ti initio fn rh»* Flmiorahle the Ordinary of J>ibb uiftdc to the Honorable the Ordinary leave to sell all the _ longing to ibe e®ure county, deceased- ThU feb 11 ALEX. HOLZENDORF, Executor. •property, both rcaLand personal »Ute of Marv L. Crary late or ThUFeb.5tb.lS61. — wMbe Bibb countv.for .1, be- ttid p EORGIA—BIBB COUNTY: ,-i 'T Whereas, Osborn A. Lochrane, Administrator on i Estate of Wm Morrisey.. late of said county, deceased, | applies to me for Letters Dfrmtetorv from said Admin- ! istratlon, - *■ - u * These are therefore to cite and admonish all perrons concerned, to be and appear at my office within tne time prescribed bv law. to snow cause, if any they hare, wiry | said Letters Dismiseory should not he granted in terms of the law. This March 14th. 1861* mar 16 WM. M. KILEY, Ordinary. £rgal Notices—Crarofarfc Comttii. NEW STORE. LARGE STOCK of CHEAP GOOES BOOTS, SHOES, HATS, >munjr your petitioner ms r.xecn-1 /->, T ,• p « your petitioner alleges illegally LiipS, JLOatllCr T 111Cll 11^5, S.C.. &C. last \\ ill of Enoch Matthews, and I rpijj?* underpinned have ODe (*<i !' t *k make"immodiatepaj'ineiuTaudallpcrfonshaviiigdaim* 1 CoortVf P Ord?iiarvor'eaki devhwesand helftatlawS'Stestaioryonrpc- Goods, seleeti j ,.-iih grofit c fro .*<4 jMwiTliaiitMMMtthaaiinii flniv timwn ] made to the HoQorablo.VvOUt! ntMiniijr of. said i titioner alleges to be Nancy tastntor, | Miflufortifirfug L>tabl>lnn(-nt? in the mai-A immoflinta nnvmpnt. uud allpersons UTUfrcIftim.- *’ V-AoajaaiierUK ame ncre p EORGIA—CRAWFORD oStWTY: vT To the Ordinary of said count;. The* petitioners of George D. Matthew* sheweth that on the 24: h da v of January. 7SG1, Enoch Matthew: said county, departed this life. Owner of real and per sonal estate prior tc this time, he made nis last W1 and Testament. appointing vour petitioner hi? Execu tor, which said W ill executed, and is the prays probate of the ■tnjMtnrid Sh Proven I ^V.VleaveTo sell all the Person 1 Estate" belong. to the undersigned. fbla febrturj 1S81. ing to S*rah S. Minor, late of said conntv. deceased. mar 19 ALBERT S. ROSE, Adm’r. 0. VAN UIBSEN, Agent for A. llOLZKKDORF. Executor. who resides in raid .State and conntv. Mo.ee Matthews. I ofsaidcouoty and State, George II.’Matthews, yourpe- j titioner. of said State and comity. Andrew J. Matthews. ' avid Wader and Mary Ann ft EORGIA—BIBB COUNTY: ' 1 Ordinary's C okiunai'.v's orrur :r:■! , . Upon the application of R A Cain, Administrator on the estate of Clarisa Daniel, deceased, of said county, representing that ho has fully discharged his duties as Administrator, applies for letters dlsmissory from said estate. These are therefore to cite and admonish all persona concerned, to show cause—if any they bfiVe-rat or be fore the Joly Term next at this Coart, why letters ofdis- mlseory should not be granted. Given under my hand and uarv 16th, 1861. * Jan 17 EXECUTOR'S SALE.—Will be sold, on the flrst Tnee- | or saidState and county. Da ■ -*av ill May next. ref..re the Court House door in Arnanc.a \\ acter. former,v M i , llibh Countv. between the usual hours of sale, andcounty, BtuMO. Matthews, of said State and to..n Macon, Bibb County, tetweeu the usual hours of sale, J n< 1-J _ , L, H . .. lots of land Nos. 15T and 15V, In the 7th District oforigi- tf. tllen blatter, formerly Matthews and widow ofSep- nally Baldwin, then Twiggs.naw Bibb County, coutuiu- "...blatter, ofthe Siateof Texas. Your petition ing four hundred and two acres lirst quality swamp land, on the Ocmulgee River, live miles trom Macon by the Macon & Brunswick Rail Road, which rnns through one or the lots. Sold as the property of George R. Clay ton, dereased, ofBaldwin conntv. CS^TEUMS—Half Cash, the balance twelvemonths. tanr 19—tda P. A. CLAYTON, Executor. and official signature this Jan —— WM. M R1LBY, PEORGIA—BIBB COUNTY 1 Whereas. Geortre W. L. 3 r prays that citation do issue to them, requiring their [tendance upon the probate of said Will at the July- Ordinary. , 11 Whereas. George W. I- McGuire, applies to me for I Letters of Administration upon the Estate of John T. vrvrrr'F TO DF.IVrORS A\r> CREDITOKS. 1 McGulre.late of said county, deceased, 1 lutut tofto- r The|M! are ujejcfofe t0 c [ tc a, ld admonish all persons ins indebted to | concerned, to be and appear at my office within the time prescribed by law. to stiow cause, if any they have, why TVTOTICB Is hereby given to all p-rsons Indebted to the estate of Mr*. Eleanor Blake. 1st* of Bibb co.-. - - ------ - -| having duly at- desiripg the latest intelligence, caunot possibly do bet ter than subscribe for tho Dailt TEt-sonArn. demands sgsinst said estate, to render them, duly tested, according to law. . c. C. slMH. . Jen 19 Executor, This March 11th, 1661. WM, M. RILEY, Ordinal^ P EORGIA—BIBB CCfUNTY:—Sixty days after date hereof, application will be made to the llouorable the Court of Ordinary of said conuty, for leaye to hell the landbelonging to the estate of Wtlliam Barnes,1ate of said county, deceased. Jan. S3 JOHN J. RILEY,— Administrator UN1I Ul WIUIUWJ Ul BOIU County, IUf — »— ' —■ — property, both real and personal, belonging fp the tteof William Johnston, late of aaldcuuuly. dece’sd. LUTHER K. JOUNSfON, Jan 33 Adm’r de bonis non cum testamento unnuxo. the ■stats of you !. He say dat he’d got a plumper from iluyti.- ” “ A what f ” said we. ... “A plumper! Ting wid a big- ribbon stuck on it’ und—” - “ Plumper ! Diploma, you mean !’* “ He said a plumper shu’s yoa’r born, an’ dat lie could make dc whole of us nine niggers Daughters rf Ruth, Sons of Malta, OJd Fellers or fret) Masons; hut dat he couldn’t do it—Golly ! I link dat-he do us —for less dim tree doliars.a nigger. We t‘ought dat price was rodder sleep an’-ar- gerfied de case wid him ; so after a while we fetched Rim down to a doll’r n’aff a nig ger. Den we all done gone an’ went wid him to a house in a lilly nar’er street whar he say dat he lft>l?d. When we got dar, we give him de doil’r n’aff a piece. ‘ He put. nine straws in a hat on’ denig what pulled de longest out ob dc hat was to go in d fust, an’ do nex’ longest was to go in de nex’, an’so on. I drgred out de long straw an* den he tell’d de udders to go out an’ wait till i got frou wid de cemenies. When day got out he soy to mo loud, jes’ dis woy, “Strip!’’ Says I, “ Wha’fo’’Bossy ?’ r Says he, “1 muss’ see de color oh you’ hide from de wool to de heel!” Don I axed him if he couldn’t git along widout dat ? He say; “ No !dut it was de law of de Maids an’ de Pcshincs, nn r tint I muss’peel myse’f! Den I didn’t talk no mo’ but done gone and strip myse’f down to de buff. “ Black, you mean /” “ It’s all desAroe. When dey say down Sout’ ‘strip to be huff!’ Hi! golly, we nigs always knowed what .dnt inenn, an’ what was it cornin’, min’, 1 tell you now ! Well, after 1 skin’d royae’f, he took a piece of clof an’ tie um light ober my eyes, so dat I cotildii' st.«c iiuffm. Den s;iys he to me, says he, ‘ D’you bleehe in de angel Gabri el ? You can’t g’lang ’less you -ttleehc in Gabriel V I tell’ him dul I didn’t know him! Ho said dat it‘didn’t make a dit ©rbiffer- ence win der I knowed him or not, ao longns I I bleebcd in him !’ I fought I was kinder I ijoin, it blind, but I said * Yes. Den says he, • Do you bleebe, sooner or later, dul he’ll blow liis liom P Den I said ‘ Yea!’ Don I hear a do’ open an’ chains rattle ! an’ min’ I tell you dey. did rattle ! Den he said loud, ‘ African !’ an soineting about son of n-ham, ‘ fellow me !* I got two steps in side de do’ when he put a roup roun’ do middle ob my body wid a slip noose, an’ golly ! how be puli! Domex* step I took was when he pull me widde rope,-on’ 1 loun’ lots ob lilly roun’ tings, nboul’a big as buckshot, uuder my feel, so dat when he pull, I roll ober de fc»» 83-w-3t* llo’. I knowed dat dey was shot by de way dat dey feel lo tie bottom ob my feet. After be roll mo ’bout twice or three times rouu’ de room ober de shot, he atop -an’ took a long brrf. ‘ Mqw,* says h t, ‘ you is in r tight place, wid do flngd Gubiel ahead an’ Jinkius and Buzby on each side, wid me bellin’ you ! You’ll he iniglny upt to-git squeezed, unlees you’ve get Faith !’ says lie. ‘ Jus’ you stan’ dnr un’ ruinornate on you’ sins an’ you’ condition, ’till you hear soineting!’ I stood a little.while on* runier- n ited, when do fust ling what I knowed was, dat soineting struck me mighty hard —min’ I tell you—on my back.” | “ On what jiart of your back ?’’salJ we. “ Well, Bossy, Ibw down, jess’ as low )wn as he could git without hillin’ dclegs. didn’t like dpt pretty well, and made a 'ait ahead when do same d—d ting come u'in do bottom ob my book once- mo’:'I each* aroun* quick, an* ketch a hold of da* ing, an’—talk about de Angel Gabriel an*- is horn—it wasnuftiu’ hut a d-d ole bladder tuck on a word bundle, ufiddry jieas inside.’ Ho tel’ me to let goob do ceremonies, an’ en, says lj “ Look a here, darkey, what is ou gwine to do nex’?” “Obligate you,’’ ays he, " an’ make you know degotc !’i POe what?” spya I. “*De gote,’’ saya he. [ You jess’ kneel on dis place,” says he ; “stoop forrard a little, an wait forfurder ewt-lopments.’’ So I jtJss keel down on my nees and stooped forrard, an’ before IM one an’ gone kneolin’ two seconds, some-, inn l.it mo in de spme place. ■“ What place ?” -. i ^ I “ In de same place whar dut d—d bind- I tier wid do peas hit it)e befo*! Hi! it hit rrftfj wiigbty hard, now, min’ f tel! you ! Says I • - I, what’s dat .1 feels punohin’ so mighty |:tr I ,lar ?” S»ys he, “ its Gahrlfl no’de He!” “ Den Gabriel'dn’ de gote'fib me Bolder punch* fn'de sarao place, an’ I tbught dat my”nosb was a gwine to plane Bide boards on do flo’!’’ Says I, “does Bt uiil—d horns belong tode goto orto"Gn h el?’’ Den, says lie. “Gabriel wasn’t B>t never married!” “ 1 don’t kno>v wlipt B tnoant by dat, but Gabriel or de gou- tk>k anoder good big $quur chance at de b tom ob my back,in dcadine place wfiar’’- I “Yes! that’s all right! Gs on!’’ B “ A if fust ting what I. know’d I ditlu’i liiow nuflin much.; Gabriel or do gote hit tr< mighty hard, min I tell you !”. Den 6 indy says—’Look ye’re ! You’ve jess’ p»t whar I want you now to take tie wows de x\ft»jged!’ Dft fii|t ling wlint he m de me swar was dnt I wouldn’t left no li ly dut I give him a dofl^n’iiff fe be made •M oe mason of, an’dc next was dat when- eb r I should mset a free mason, I should * Gabo,’ und make n sign like ’ilowti' a Bn:. If Jo odder said ‘ hriel blow a woy,’ I ftr as all right, an dntlanuld know dut he w » > a true Hayti Hamburg Mason. At do t ti tsi end he made me swur dat I wouldn't I Ilousudoorln Ihocitjof Macon. Bibb coautjr, n»., on Saturday, the 9th day of March nexL' between the tuaal hours, one double Bu^-v uud harucee; levied on u the property of Robert Robe, by virtue of au attach ment returnable to the ltav Term, 1881, of Bibb Supe rior Court, in lavor of William Fishcru »*. Robert _ _ Published every morning, Sundays excepted, at the I Babe. - . , to join the order of Free Masons, representing j U}W 0{ jiyj DOLLARS per annum, in adtance. horL'(’a ll ital!?on J ) and saddle and bridle; levied on as the was a member, and able to lmrliatc t . " I proper:v of Warren W. Andrcwa by virtue of an attach- _ - - — " * *~ J meat retornable to tho said May Term of said Court in thvorot Hayden & Goolsby vs. Wairen W. Andrewa.— AJ1 sold by an order obtained from J -hnAV. Stubbs and John Woodward, two of the Justices of the Interior Court or said county. February 26th. 1861. Wsd-tds J.F. B.UtFIKLD, Sheriff. £cgal Notices^—3ont0 (fosstg. G eorgia—Jones county.—" . Whereas. Carey W. Morris a oplies to me for Leo tersof Dismission from the Ouardiai ship of John Wil- •klnsoa, minor of Benjamin Wilkinson, ■ therefore to cite and admonish all and s-in- _■ :r ;.-r-on- interested, to lie and appear at tny nf- nce within the time prescribed bylaw, to show cause— if any exists—why said Letters Diamissory should not ho snared to thcapplicant. Oiven uuder my hand and official signature, tills 30th day of Matyh, 16B1. CHARLES it ACAKTU Y, mar 31 Ordinary. Term, 1861, of the Court of Ordinary, of said county. SIMMONS A CLEVELAND. - Petitioner's Attorneys. CRAWFORD COURT OF ORDINARY, MARCH TERM, lrCl. George D. .Matthews, Executor of Enoch Matthews, having made application to me for probate of the last .Will und Testament ofKnoch Matthews in soleum form; having prayed that citation should issue, and showing that one ofthe heirs at law resides ont of said State aim county,- it is ordered that the citation do issue in the Georgia Telegraph for tho space of ninety days, calling I on the heirs, and to show n-<* at i ext Jtdy Term of this Court (to be held on the 1st Monday of said month) why said willshouldnot be proven in solemn form, and ] that this order be entered on the Minutes. . JAMES J. RAY, Ordinary. PITA true extract irom the Minutes of said Court, March J, 1S61. • JAMES J. KA Y, Ordinary. MMI M m fy EORGIA, CRAWFORD COUNTY: Whereas, Kin- chen Martin has petitionedlo the Honorable, the , Crdinary of said County for letters of Administration of the Turkish recipe; its ilavor is excellent, and it affords the Estate of John W ilson, deceased, late of Crawford I considerable aid in cascsorsLOWA-rDWEJKDtsESTiON".’ the best eountrv. to which they respectfully invite tho attention o’fthe public.and soli<• it ar. examination before purchases are made elsewhere Our determination is to sell good stock cheap, and give satisfaction in all cases. Call at the New Boot. Shoe, and Hat and Cap Store, Triangular Block, . Repairing promptly oxecuted. sep30 BEARDEN, GAINES A CO. SOYER’S SULTANA SAUCE For Hoi and Cold Dishes of All Kinds, THIS most delicious and appciis ing Sauce, invented by the renown ed “Sotxr,’ for the London Re form Club, is, since his .decease, ufaetured by the well-known ouse of Cuosss & Blackweix, London, from tho original recipe. It Is' the iarorite Sanceiu England, and on the Continent, with a high and growing reputation among A; mcrican Epicnrc*. # , Opinions ofthe Loudon Press. Wcrccommendonrcorretpondeuttotry Mons.Soyer new Sance, entitled the ‘Sultana's Sauce.’ It is made aftir The Lancet. Savory, Piqnant and Spicy, worthy the genius of So- that he , them for $3 each. They compromised on the fifty Cents per month for any shorter period, price by payi :g him $1 50 each, owing him the :■ THE Having got his money all safe, Gundy took them to his residence in Jersey street, wherp, solitary and alone, he prepared Id initiate them . ■into all the mysteries of the order. Tbeneces- • ' •- * • •* Cti-^Wn Cflfgriipj) all. O.ne of the new members, however, being * rather shrewd, after the ceremony was over, j , • • , con tended that they had hot suffered tortures VCTU cade op of two )ssnea of the Dailt,. end eon- enough io make them as big MJsons as white uins all the reading matter In both. To*peMons acce«- So\kfu and ho insisted on seeing tho entire cle I - - _ . b pliant. This led to a slight dirtarbanee, and J ,1Me ^Tri-Weekly orSemi-Wcckly lUUf, the tho Ifev. Mr. Thompson, (colored) of this city, was called in. He imtnedjjilely advised the arrest of Gundy as a swindler, and that step liaving been taken, Justice Brennan held him foy the examination. At Gandy’s house were found a variety of books, purporting to belong to various societies of which itc was chief offi cer. Among them were.Free Mason, Sons of Malta, Daughters of Ruth, and Ancient Roman Judge-books. It is thought that the prisoner has realised «large stmt of money from similar operations. Tri-Weekly Telegraph Offers the best and only chance of securing the earliest intelligence.. It is a large paper, and will be found to contain In each number, fonrtccn columns and upwards of reading matter, ofthe most timely and interesting character. The fau-WiEXLT Teleohatu Is published at the vznr low rues of THREE DOLLARS per annum, in ad- vjnee, or Twenty-Five cents per month for any shorter period-H 1860.—Fall and tViufpr Millinery-—1860. SIRS. A. OAMOUR HAS jnst returned ITotn New York wlthane und nnusnally large assort- in nt of Millinery and Fancy Goods, consisting in part, of the Latest Style* ‘ Paris lists. Mi-see Fists, Straw and THEi broideries, and New Styles of Head Dresses. Also, a Fine Assortment at , Velvet and Cloth Cloaks, Basques, Fur rr " Capes Muffs,• Zephyr snd Worsted shawls, ScarfS, Neck Ties, Silk and Kid Gloves, Ac. Ac. HT Opening day October 3d, 186a - •Sept 47-w MARCH, i860. REMOVAL! MRS. HOWLAND pjAS removed to the new_*tore, on Mntherry Street, two doors fr.un E. L. Strohccker's comet and ad- Joining Day-A Manssenet’s Jewelry Establishment, where she is now receivimr • Ane new stock of Millinory and Fancy Goods. The business nt 'the old store, on Cotton Aveuae, wtl be conducted by Mias Dillow. march 10 w-tr Pocket-Book Lost—Caution. L OST Hi the ctly ofXaeon on the night or the STth, a Pocket Book eontainteg Forty tv Filly Dollar*,- ie money, and certain-note* of hand to-Nit: . . One note given to-tbs sob-criber by Robert Ooilisr, for the sum of One Thousand Dollars—■oar-dao; One against Sidney Smith, fur.onc Hundred and Eighty Dol lars—now due; Onnagainst Alfred Viddlebruoks, Trus tee far his wife, for the sum of Forfy-Hve Dollar-; Otic against John Davis, Trustee for bis wife, for Kilty DoF Urs. All persons are cautioned against trading far or receiv ing said notes for valuable consideration. * D. 'V. .COLLIER. Dover, Terrell Co. Ga. NMW FIRM. STEAM SASH, BLIND & DOOR Factory. (fittirgin IBttkh] Ctltgrngli UfT Is the largest paper ii. the Soath.and certainly in- farior to none in point of typographical beauty. It com prises fifty-six column*, of which, about forty-eight are PEORGIA^BIBBCOUNTY: * M To all whom it may concern.- 1 Whereas, E. L. D. Riggihs, Guardiau of the person and property of Sarah A. L„ formerly ltiggins, now Hightower, lormerly of said county and Stale, but now SUte of Texas, having lulls discharged his trust, applies to the undersigned ■to 1>« disini—ed from his Guardianship, as aforesaid: Therefore all concerned are hereby notified and rq- S tired to" appear at my office on or before the second onday in January next, and show cause,, if any-they have, why said £. L. D. Higgins should not be dismissed from his Guardianship. - -. . Given under my hand and official signature, this Oct 31st, 1860. WM. M. KILEY, Ordinary, nor 3 w 4 ADMINISTRATOR'S SALE.—By virtue or an order from the Coart of Ordinary of Bibb county. Georgia, will be sold before the Court Honse doorio the city of Macon, between the usual hours or sale, on the first Tuesday in April next, the place whereon Benjamin Smith, Ute of raid county, deceased, resided at the time, of his death, it being part of Lot namber sixty-five, (06} in the Macon Ee-erve of said county, containing three It) acres, more or less. Sold as the property or said-de ceased for (he benefit of the heirs and creditors, feb 2Tw JNO. J. KILEY, Adm’r. y-t EORGIA—BIBB COUNTY. VJ • Ohdixaky's office, December Sist, 1860. Whereas, Timothy Gtcklin applies to the undersigned far Lcueie of Administration upon the estate of Marga ret Cackttn, Ute of said county, deceased. These are therefore to cite and admonish all persons concerned, to be snd appear at my office.witbin the prescribed by law, to show cause—if any they hi why said letters should not be granted in terms of the law. Given under my hand ana official signature, tho day and year above written. JanS WM. M. KILEY, Ordinary. ( iKORGIA—BIBB COUNTY. X Whereas, John J. Gresham, Executor of the last Will and Testament of Ann Wiley, late of said comity, deceased, makes application to the undersigned for Let ters Dismissory from said Trust as said Executor; These are therefore to cite and admonish all persons ooncraarad. isJn and-app—rjt ■yofficeoDfbefore'the nasally devoted to reading matter. Aa a rshicle of ntraa g r ^ l Monday in Ju^r next (1861,) to show cause. If any and interesting and valuable miscellaneous, political and commercial matter,'no weekly paper in Georgia hOkls stronger claims upon public faTor.- Specimen copies will be forwarded whenever desired. Tho Wscki.v.Geo»iu. TcLEottarw is published at TWO DOLLARS per annum, In off rones, or, Ok* Dol- lab for six months. No subscriptions received tor less than sixlmonths. , Particular |Mcc! H7 No names of- subscribers entered ?o any of oar Editions, either Daily, Tri-Weekly or Weekly, without tbc Monet, and snbscriben must expect that their names will be mossed off immediately upon the expira tion of tho term -far which they have paid. No ajtoald take offence at the operation of a general rule of which they were duly advised before hand. ' y_JAVIXG^>urcha»ed Mr. John Knight's 8t< ry In tbl* eftv, we are prepared to Ibiplsh Bash Blinds, Door* and all " * ” at ahort notice. v We will pay particular attention to the business, per. sonally and punctdally, and promise to strict, nt least to rlve*enttre satisfaction to all wbo may favor ns with tW It will be manifest to every business man, that other work'done at similar Home* the.diffcrcnt Edition* ofthe Telegraph afford nneqoalied facilities for eommnuicatlon with the people of Middle und Southern Georgia. Business advertiser* should their enstonr. both In regart to the quality of wortt done, . , . _ . and prices. • I avail themselves of thii.reduction U price* afforded to Flooring, Ceiling, Weatherboard, Ac„ worked and '* R.C. WILDER A CO.- Maeon Feb. lVth, I860-w.lv . . regular advertisers, and to do this they should sign a | contract. AR others are llabloto the regular eXtebUshed j rates Of arfvcrttalfig ln the Bfate.. T E L©GJl A PH. A SUPERLATIVE TONIC,DIURETIC, IHYEC9RATIK& CORDIAL U rOLFK’H Celebrated SCHIEDAM AROMATIC ' (CIINAl’PS should ho kept in every family.- It in rarfably corrects the illaOecte ofchtngeor weather, and as ■ beverage, U Is the purest LIqmirmade in the world. ] Put up in pint asd quart bottlu*. Also— Ue.-| ~ — udolpho woLFfi-s. *E S T AB LIS H M E N T. - Pure Cpffiiac Brandy, "* - Imported and Bottled by .himself, warrant^! pur* and B 9 "™ JoB U ch ^ c ° f on0 ° L I ft? ***} M* certificate on thp botUe hnd the beat Mntcra in the country, and with our ffirintles, . we arc prepared to execute anykinffof Printing that I Sack, f they have, why said Letters Dismlaeory should not be granted In terms orthe law. Given nnder my hand attd -oflicUl signature, this (he 3rd dey of December, I860. WM. M. RILEY,., dec 6 Ordinary. U IBB SHERIFF SALE.—Will be sold before the Court House door in the city of Macon, Bibb comity, Ga., on the first Tuesday in April next, between the nsnal ' houa of sal* the foMowiaffJoter pared ef land, to-wit: Three acres more or less, the same being a fraction off ofiot number twenty in the Macon reserve and bounded on the north by lands owned by II. B. Troutman, on the west by Benjamlu Bryant, on the south by the Macon A Western Kail Road and on the cast by Doney Griffin and o theft: levied on by virtue of a Tax fi. fa. issued by John I*. Cooper, Tax Collector of said conntv. Levy made and returned lo mo by waslilugton Jackson, a Constable of said county. J. F. 11ARFIELI}. mar g <1-11 w-tds Sheriff. G eorgia—bibb county : Whereas, George Nenises, Administrator upon -the estate of George Horne, late of said county, deceased, applies to the undersigned for Letters dismistory from Mid Administration: These are thuro ore to cite and admonish all persons concerned to be and appear at my office, on or before the first Monday tn September next to show cause, if any they have, why raid letters dismissory should not be granted in tepnsof the law. Given under my hand and official signature, this Feb. 13th, 1861.- WM. M. RILEY, Ordinary, feb 31 w .J G EOKGLA-JONES COUNTY— At Ciuxbbks. Qrdikary's Owct, Jan. 7, 1861. To a)) whom 1t may concern: This is to cite and admonish ail persons concerned, tp be and appear at my office on or before the flrst Monday in March next, and show cause—if any they hare-why the Guardian-hip of Thomas Jaek.ou ana Jamcs-LcH- low. minor children of Caroline Lcdlow, deceased, late of said county, should not be iutrusted to Baldwin Led- low, a re.-idenl of said county- CHARLES MADABTUY, Ordinary. {3f~A tme extract from the Minutes Jones Coart of Ordinary, Jan. 7th, 1861. ROLAND T. ROSS, lass <i Deputy rte.ie N otice to debtors andckkuitohs.—an u.a- sons liaving demands agninat tho estate of Robert Hincsluy, late or Junes county, deceased, are hereby no tilled to render in their claims within the time required by law, and all persons indebted to said deceased are al so required to make immediate payment of the same.— This Feb. Jth. 1881. JOHN IRVIN. - 1 RUFFIN GOODWIN, }-E:c’tre. feb 7 - KIRTZ GOOLSBY/ 1 - LJ EORGIA, JONES COUNTY. ” At Car. mb Kits, Sept, lith, 1SC0. To Uu Ordinary of said County: The petition at Isaac Hardeman, Administrator Thomas J. Williams, deceased, respectfully showeth* that he.has honestly and faithfully discharged the trust confided to him as such Administrator, amt has fully and fairly settled said estate seesrding to law • therefore pe titions tho Court for a discharge from said Admlnistra tion. September ii, LsOO. ISAAC HARDEMAN, Adm’r A Pet’r. Upon hearing the above petition, it is ordered that ci tation be issued, and that all persons concerned be,and they are hereby, required to show cause, if any they, have, to the contrary, on.or before the first Monday in April next, why said Isaac Hardeman should not be dis missed from his said Administration, and why letters of dismission should not be granted to him in conformity to law; and It is farther ordered that this citatk n be pnhllsbed in some public gazette of this State for the race of six months, previous to the sitting of said onrt. *• CHARLES MACARTHY, Ordinary. A true extract from the minutes Jones Court of Ordi nary ROLAND T. ROSS, ScptriMm / - Dept. CTk. C. O. tlie epuarir. 'Theswe therefore to cite and admonish all and sin- _ ... _ gular the heirs and creditors of Laid deceased, to be and I ycr.”—Observer. - ap-enr at my office within the time prescribed 1-y law, l “A most valuable adjunct to Fish, Flesh. andFoWI, show cause if any they have, why said letters should and should liavea place on every table."—Mae. * J - *i Kinchen Ma’rtin. | sole Agentsfortne United States, GARDINER O. YYELIN, 2X7 Fnlton St.. New York- For sale by oeers and Fruit Dealers everwhere. march 8 d-e,o w. ly. not be granted to said Kinchen Martin. - Given nnder my handat office this March 9th. 1S6L B mar 15 JAMES J. RAY, Oftliirary.. rjEORGLA—Crawford county, g* Whereas. Adam H. Ilortman, excc'ntor on the Es- | tato of WhCBectman late of said county.deceased, ap plies to me for letters of Di>mission from said Estate, These arc therefore to cite uud admonish all and sin gular the kindred, heirs and creditors of said deceased. ed to the said'Adam U. Hortmon, Executor as aforesaid. Given under my hand undoffleial signature this 20th J. March,' 1861. RAY’, Ord. VTOTIC’E.—Sixty days after date application will Ife il made to the Ordinary of Jones county, for leave to tell all the real estate of Levi A. Loye, late of said conn' •WILLI'"" sy, deceased. Jan 21 All D. GREEN, ■Administrator, fX EORGIA—JONgS COUNTY.- . . - ' UT . To the Ordinary of Jones County: The petition of Giles Driver, Administrator of Lary Alford, deceased - , late of said county, showeth to the Or dinary of said county, that "he Is about to close said es tate, therefore bo petition* the Court for Dismission from said Administartorship, and prays that the usual Citation may issno. This November Xllth.-1S60. • * . GILES DRIVER, Administrator. ... IN CHAMBERS, December Xk 1S60. Upon hearing theabovepetition, it is ordered that ci tation be issued, and that all persons concerned be and appear at my office un or before the 1st- Monday in Jnly next; and show cause—if any they can—to this Court, why said Giles Driver should not be dismissed from his said administration, and why Letters Dismissory should not be granted him. And it Is farther ordained that this citation be published in some public Gazette of this State for the spare of six months. Given under my hand at office. CHARLES MACARTHY, OrdinaYy. IS7-A true extract from the Minutes of Jones Court of Ordinary. ROLAND T. BOSS, Jan 10 - Deputy Clerk. G eorgia—crawford county Ordinary’s Offick for Said County. Whereas, John W. -Dent, Executor of William Zeigler, late of said county, deceased, petitions this Court for dismission from his said trust These arc tnerefore to cite and admonish all-persons I interested to be and appear at my office, on or before the first Monday in July next, 1881,'toshow cause, it any they have, why said letters l’ aU —• Given under cember. lbtw. ‘ should not be granted’, mv nand in' office, this 7th day of De dec 8 * JAMES J. -RAY, Onlftfary /M EORGIA—CRAWFORD COUNTY*. vJT Whereas, Owen T.Myrick and JotnrD. McCowan, Administrators on the Estate of-btephen"S. Myrick, lafel of srid county, deceased, applies to me for-Letters of Dismissory from said Estate, These are therefore tu cite and admonish all and sin- Guano Was by depositing - !! in the drill before bed gular the hairs and creditors of sa: -i, l" ir .a m\ office "UhinJhBHl _____ _ „ and file objections, ff any they or'either of them may id deceased, to be and £ reseribed by law, her of them may have, to Ilia granting of said Loiters Dismissory, other wise, the same will be granted. » • - Given under my handand official Signature, this 22nd Fobraary, 1861. [fob—36] Guano, Lime, Plaster, &c. rjYHE undersigned are egents for the sale of Manipulated Guano, are now prepared m any quantities at the same cost tbemsc-Ives. Are also agents for the sale of Mapei - Nitrogenized Super Phosphate of Lime W’ill als:r have a large supply of the gen uine Peruvian Guano, aliof which will "be sold as low 68 parties can lav it down in this market. ' AYERS; WINGFIELD * Co. - Nov. 8] fOOPY.) Montezuma, Oct 24th, IPad. Messrs. Ayers, H YngtfoW Sr Co. Dear Sirs—Yonrs of the 13th lust., lias been re- ceived.iUoo’ntei.tsnsted, Ac. In reply ho your en quiry in regard to tbe Reese's Manipulated Guano as a fertilizer -P am well pleased so tar as I have tested ife use. I applied sle.nt 100-lbs. per acre on lapd that was badly tyirn, and net of the best when fresh. Tbe product of the field where the Guano was applied is over goo lbs. of seedjsotton per acre. The same kindpf land withont the Guano produced . about 400-lbs. per acre. My mode of applying tie i for JAS. J. RAY, Ord. A ^ADMINISTRATOR'S SALE.—By virtue or an order I of the Court of Ordinary of Taylor county, wiU be sold on the 1st Tuasdayin March next, at the Court House door in said county, between thelegU sale hours, the following propcaty to wit: - One negro man named Charles, a Painter, about 22 ding up the land, I have not tried ila use on corn, but have no doubt^butit will suoceed well.' I shall nse it pretty extensively on my next crop. Yours Kespectfn'ly, |Signed] • REUBEN WRIGHT. Btromvii.le, Oct. 2Sth, 1859. Messrs, Ayers', iVinafeld Jy Co., Mr,com .- Dear Sirs—Tbe M*nipnlaJe<rGu tm> bought of you last Spring [Reese's, I think it was.) I approve of very much. At this time, as tne crop is not ga thered in, I cannot say as to win., p--r cent, it will pay, though the use of it on poor land pays, a con years old, and one negro woman named Milly, about 45 J siderabh) per cent. I shall emit inue the use of it. t EORGIA, JOltefi COUNTY, f ' Court of Ordinary, GV To all whom it may concern: Jar January Term, 1861. plies to the Ordinary for letters of administration t »ul, or Ooorfrs Tillman, deceased, late of said c and State. This is therefore to cite and admoni Whereas, John Jarrel of said State and'county, ap- |tert|^|M|AM|Mgfa4iirttation on the said county ■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■admonish aft and singular, thokimlred nd creditors of said deceased, to be and appear at my office within the time prescribed law, and show cause, if any they have, why letters of ministration on the estate of said deceased should not issue to applicant. Given nnder my hand and official signature, this Jan. Charles macakthy, unry. rvBonGiA—Bibb county Or Whereas, Thomas P. Stubbs applies to the under signed for Letters of Adminitratian upon the estate ol John II. Reddish, late of said conuty, deceased: These- are- therefore lu cite and admonish all and sin gular, the kin red and creditors of said deceased to be' and appear at my office on or before the first Monday iu April next, to show cause, if any they have why slid letters of Administration should not be gran- -ted iu terms ofthe law. WM. M. KILEY, Otd p ry. “February 13th, 1861. feb 3ft 14th.1861. jau 17 G eorgia—jones county. H Whereas, Leroy Singleton applies for Letters ot Administration on the estate of William L. Daniel, late ol said conuty deceased, * 1 - These are to dtc and admonish all persons interested, to be and appear at my office on or before the May Term next or this Court, to .show cause—if'auy they have-rWhy said letters should not be granted. Glrcn under my hand and seal of office, this 8th .of March, 1861. CHAS. MCCARTHY, mM , mar 9 " " -years old. Sold fort he benefit of tho heirs and creditors of James Mitchell, late of Jones county, deceased. Terms made known on the dav of sale, A. J. COLBERT, janl9 w 40d W. U. MONTFORT, Adm’s. T IBEb-For Divorce in Taylor 4 James Jr Adams, vi. JLr Superior Court; * f Missouri It Adams. It appearing to tbe Oosrt that the Defendant is not to be found within the limits of the State: It is therefore ordered, that service be pe fectcd on publication in the Georgia Telegraph • . , H..II. DAVIS, A true extract /rum the Minutes, deed -nilm JAMES T. IIARUON. Clerk . Signed) nov 8 Respectfully yours, W. H. I1TROM. iiiiCi ii is iucrciorc on said patties, by ph according to law S, Any. for Lib’S.* GE0EGE PAYNE, WHOLESALE it RETAIL DRUa&IST And State Licensed Apothecary, MACON. GA. . TS happy to inform his friends, natrons and tbe L public generally, that his Stock, is now full and I complete, which compriseseTerjrarifeletbat should be found in a First Class . . _ Drag and Chemical Store. Weekly arrival i of the Savannah Steamer ena bles him to replenish his Stock Weekly, with FRESH AND CHOICE GOODS, which are bought with greatattention to parity,and sold as LOW as at any Drug Establishment in Geor gia. Macon, on the first Tuesday in April next between the usual hodrsofsale the following Lot or parcel of Land, o-Wit: The north-western half of Lot number four, (4) a square, twenty-four (31) of the city of Macon, contain- deocastd. This February 19th, 1861. feb 21 w JNO. J. RILEY, Administrator. Ordinary. ( 1 EORGIA—J ONES COUNTY. VJT Whereas, iio.-es Stripling applies (or -Letters of Dismlssioo-froin the Guardianship of John H. Emerson, also for Dismission of Guardianship ol Euielihe E. Stripling, formerly Emetine H Emerson, • * _ These arc therefore to require all persons concerned to file in m: May next, appointment, granted to tbe applicant. Given upder my hand and official signature, this Sth of March,.1881. ’ . CHAS. MCCARTHY, mar 9 .Ordinary. t my office on or before the first Monday, in :t; their objections, if any they have, to said tent, otherwise Letters of Dismlstiou will he £egdl flTotices—Houston tiUrantg. ■ 3DR. WISTAR’S - BALS AIYi OF WILD HERRY. GEGRGlA TESTIMONY: Cerli ficate qf Mr. E. Mausscnet, a well known ynd highly respectable citizen qf Macon, da. Macon, Ga., March 10,1960. jyjESSRS. S. W. FOWLE & CO.:—GentlemenBe sum of your travelling agent many which you naveali quaiuted with this medicine for many years , „. _ . „ ... always heard it spoken of in the highest terms. A brother- Drugs, Clicillicals and UlcdlCines, in-Uw, who at one time was mu<* reduced with asrvere Dyes, Paints, OilB and Colors, T * rigty ’ children for obsUnste coughs and colds with an uniform Wndow Glass, Pottv, Artists Tools, and happy resalL and therefore recommend isconfldently Mechanical, Artificial and Natnrai Leeches, as the best lung medicine within my knowledge. I Fresh Hops and all ether Herbs, * Yonrs respectfaily, | Surgical instruments and Medicine Chests, E. 5IAUSSEXET. I Family Soaps, Fine Starch and Geletinel, The above is but a moderate expressiofi ofthe cstlms- Fine Castor Oil forFamilymss, tion In 'whichlhis remarkable throat and lung remedy Wines and Liquors for Mediealuse obly, fa.'.'ff ig'i.'ftS.yg"'R- • _ , Perfumery, PomadeaunAToilet Articles. “ PTobablyTto mcdlclnynas ever reached to so extend- - - — — ed a popularity in this country or has accomplished sol ' great fin amount of good.”—Ballou'e Pictorial. _ * < l, ’ " Caution to ’Purchasers—The only genuine fiistars Hal- Hair.Tootu jc*dNa(l Brushes, sambas the written signature of “I. Bcrrs” and the) White Wnsb, Paint, Clotb and Flesh Brushes, printed one of the Proprietors on the outer wrapper; all THIPOLfea great article far (Meaning Metal and other is vile and worthless. * Gins, The Trade supplied by ZEILfN & HUNT, Macon. Hold also by E. L. STnoitzcKEit, and by Druggists and fionntry merchants generally. mar34 w G EORGIA—BIBB COUNTYSixty days after date befeor, application wilt be mode to the Honorable tbe Coart of Ordinary of said comity, for leave to sell tbc property, both real and personal, belonging to the es tate of idljson 8. Johnsfo^l^ofrtld roaat^^oeas. jan 33 ; ■ -• Administrator. G eorgia, bibb county; ordinary's Office, Deceafiber 12th, IsQft Wherttos, Richmond Rafoign, administrator on the es- tate of Eli D. Walker, deceased, marts application for prescribed’ by law, to soowcans*. if any they have. Why raid Raleigh should not be dismissed from , said admin istration in forms ot the law. .... 1 dee 14- . WM. M. RILEY, Ordinary. ocojlc, UDOLPHO~~\VOLFE’S ? I* u r.«: I’ori bVIne, may becalled for, with Imported and bottled KyTtimself, put up far medicinal use with Ms.cCrtifieatoon tbe bottle; warranted .and the trust quality. - - mOLIlfi) VVOLFg’^ ■ ■.- Pure Sberry Wine Imported and boltled by himself, tbc samo as the Wit Wine. -—— . -■ •UDOLPHO WOLFES „ - I* ii rc iViitlcirit.ft’iue, Imported and bottled byhimsolt for private god modlcloa ate. tin- best \Vlim ever offered far.rolo to.the trade fa Dottles. This wtuejs Warranted pyrrecUy-pfire, ■ ^ > ’ UDOLPIIU WOLYE'S. . * Pare Jamiilcn lluiii, 8T.CRUIX.HUM. SCoTOtl AND HU till WHISKY. All tlitr above imported -and boltled by hia*solf, war ranted pure no<J lhu-be>tqafiU4|r. « .. 10 THKJMJIJLJ(i . . ■*-;* ' 1 will s'ake my rephteRoti sag man. my standing ns n merchant of tjiirte jeers'rosldenca in New York, that what T pledge and fortify fa .with my seal, my label, and my certlficaTh, Is correct, and cgh be relied ujion by cv- d* who hse Wines and f.Tqnors hi fhMr prac tice should give the |Weferenoe to these srti ics. For sale by all respectable Druggist and Apothecaries. ' DD ->JLFxiO WdLFE, Sole lfanuisctnrer and Importer of Schiedam Aromatic Schusppo, No. 22. Heaver street, 'ew York. Z 1.11.1N * HUNT, Druggists, lioWURK & A.VDERSON. Grocers, fob 18 ddtw-Gui Wholesale Agents. Macon. NEATNESS AND DISPATCH.!! A NjD. ' -' pH REASONABLE TERMS. tSKW’c solicit a-trisLot our skilUiu this .department. EORGIA—BIBB COUNTY. *- .. VT Wiiereas. liorman H. Howard applies to the un- dcrslg-.ied for Lotters of Administration upon the ostat of Mary B. Howard, late of raid county, deceased,.- . . Tbeife are therefore to cite and admonish oil persons concerned, to be and appear at my offioe on or before the 1st Monday tn April next, to-show cause, if any the havg^whjssld letters should .not bb granted, in term Given under my hand and official sir-nature Gils Feb ruary Sbth,7861. - . WM. M. KILEY, .. teb 28—w .. liibb Inferior Court. -- - -February 11th, 1861. fYUDERED that John it. McMpcas h'c, and beds heft yj bj appointed .Oomminiooer or the Todr forBiDo cotmty. to whofii all applications for aid lopaopeturauet be made JT, » r- - - ieb 12-4 JAS. B. ARTOHi J. LC.' II. Ii. HOWARD. J. L C. CJEOROfA, HOUSTON. COUNTY.- Ordinary’s Offiok for said County. Whereas, Hardy it Powell, Administrator of Edith Lane, late of said county, deceased, petitions this Court far dismission front his said trust . Those arc therefore to cite and admonish. all persons interest tu be and appear filing oflfce,-eii or botoreThe fire* Monday in April next, to show- cause, if any they have,"why said letters should not he granted. - -Given under my hand, in office, this 7th September* IStO. W.T. SWIFT, Ordinary, dept 10- OBORGLY—HOUSTON COUNfV- M . Ordinary’s Office lor said County. Whereas, Wm. Westbrook, guardian oC A. E» Weftbrook, petitions this Court for ietfaraof Discus sion-from his said trnst; lfoesoare therefore to cite and .admonish all persons interested to be and appear at my office on or before the first Monday iu April, next, to. show cahse, if any -they have, why said Icttersahould not-be granted. Given under my hand and official signature, this 14th day of February, 1861. _ \V. T. SWIFT, Ordinary, feb 18 • -I't EORGIA, HOUSTON COUNTY. • _ ' \JT - Cocrt of Ordinary for said county.. Whereas, John A. Hammock applies to the undersign, ed for Letters of ^Administration on tbe -estate of Alex ander Martin, late of said county, do eased. These arc therefore to cite and admonish all persons concerned, to show cause, if any they liave, at, or be- A^m©m,irmAL IMPLEMENTS. CARHART & CURD H AVE in store. Grant’s Clinton’s & others make! —all sixes • FAIV HULLS. Emery’s, Wiaship’s. Georgia snd other SPIKE TliltESHEICS." Emery’s KHilrimc*. Bngardus-s, S and 4 herse* •HOUSE POWERS. Grant's and^dhers nvike 5 andii fingered GKALV CRADLES. Seethe Blades, Grass Blades. Grass Sycklss/Siiythe Stones, Corn tSheUers.Mid Straw -Carters, ’ •ALSU Wire Cloth. Bolting C’oth, Leather Belting, Rubber Belting, MillSpimUes. Mill Cranks, and all kinds of MILL IKOXS, [■Together Tvith a full assorim-nt ot Builder’s and I - Carriage Maker’s material, and everytbiiijr usually k epf in their Itpe, all of which will be sold at the low- est market rates.' Call at • * •- .-CARTIART A CTIRD. may 17 ‘ . , : . —; ’ i _• —: :—— . ■ ■ Carriagfr Repository! C. T WARD & CO., MANVFACTUftERS % DEALERS, • .' -(Opposite tHc.Floyd House,) WACOM. GEORGIA, i Glass, Grass and Garden Seed, I ami all tbe patent Nostrums of the day. Cocner Mullserry street add Cotton Are nnr. Macon. »pl *\ ,- - To Hire. active Negro Buy—suitable for an o?- n errands. Apply to Q. A. DURE. A SMART and (Ice ot to go on -march 4 d-3t fore the April Term next of this Court, why letters o{ Adminletration should not be granted. Given under my band and official signature, this Feb- rrnugr 14th, 1961. W- 3v 8)VI|T, " y. Ordinary. /^RORGLV—HOUSTON COUNTY: Ur OnntNARY’s OrrtCE for sakl coootc. Whereas, Edwara Enbanke, Guardinu of Sarah K. For Sale. ton GOA ATLAimc & GULF RAIL ROAD FIRST sJJU,UUW MORI GAGE BONDS, $500 to $1000 each with semi-annual Canons, Also, B0 Shares of South-Western Rail Road Stock. fob 22 d-lt w 3t I. C. PLANT. Macon, Ga., February 311861. F. O. X> ^ IV-A., (LATE DANA A WASnm'ltV,) - Factor & Commission Merchant, SZrAtrXAIT, GEORGIA. I CONTINUE theabove business at the old stand of . DANA & WASHBURN, 114 Bay-Street, and am pre pared tg make liberal advances on all produce ccusigneff to ray care. ~. (ang 2-wCm] pir’Genuine BRATTLEBORO RL’GGIES constantly on hand. " ” - (nov I5*™ant *525 TfxWfl W ILL be paid for the t pprehenelon and delivery into any Jail of this Stile, of a 'light colored ncgro : Clark, petitions this Court for letters of dismission from named Monroe, about 5.fyet 8 inch»« nigh, sugre tn-idp: his said trash ---- J high chfie* bones, thin vtssage.nsfially wears jjhlsbfirs These arc to cite and admonish nil persons interested, nnd bushy hair. Ho la* mechanic bytrade. Theabovs to be and appear at tnyomee , reward wTll bq paid, to any parson next of this Court, to show. cause-^tT any theyTiave - UBi 0 r lodginghim in any Jail whi THE TUNER’S GUIDE TREATISE on Tnning the Plano Forte, Organ, ~ Melod.sm nnd Seraphim-, compri-diur ample in- onfl ho made nis swar dut !_woulrln’t i n - socctiiest^m of detb<A» and theif rents- ■ nobody nuffin’ ’bout it unless ho should | Pric««fioe | ^S,<m , ra^tg^afwhWhHwiin>sam»|. up a true 1 l.tyti-Hamburg Msson', an’ post-paid. I mar 37—w-l» (WIT will give naff g(nt deal XX ttnshcqf«arffr< si* hM*Tf our friends, in writing to uj,-will, hear in mir.d thefoUoWlng". - f' .* • jS‘p;-3L,''KS: - 'V - Always aav« the date. Pant umec, county find State fa tbobody Of yfijdrlqrtcr. ’ If Wtfl, flie'P»p*r changed from one office to another, giva hoth offices lit fttll. Ifta of no tne to scud an oroer for papers withont tho JtONkX - - . ’ ■ e Oraere tor advertising to a given amount, with tub xnnnr inclosed will be most LIBERALLY filled. All order* fur Jobs or Advertising should 1* accompa nied by cash or a city reference for payment. g yon write on bo sluess and other matters, write on -pnirafo-sheets o! »oer. or different leaves of one shis-t. marchne • .Sheriff Sale. « TtTILL be sola at the Court Hqn,'q in thocRy^f J*a- V V con. Bibb county, on the 2id Mitch inst:, one new buggy, levied ofi by sMitvhipent In favor of Hayden X Goofsliy vs. J. H. Forsyth.' Pold plirsuant to an order from the Hou, H. G.Lamar, Jndg* Superior Olnrt. Ma- toaCirc^ ~ . oW. W. JUiitNTLKY^ - wliy ssldletL Given und 1861. Jam AJCTriCE.^Sixty days after-date application will bo made to the Court of Ordiuary of Houston county, [orleaveto^ell a Town Lot tn the c ty o: Aibuny. Doing< apsurtOfflicrehlcstiCIc of Reddick Hozenior.-, deceased. March 4th, 1861. * ELIZABETH BAZEMORR, : mar 7 w-UOds — Executrix. orjointi a HBDRGIA—B0B-COUN7V: | ■ tsixt? dajrs after ‘tbOjkde hesoof, application will from be ma le 19 tho Hofifirabio the Oofira of Ordinary, faci^H said conuty. for leave to sell all the real estate belong ing to the estate of George S. Odom, minor orphan of Sabord Odom, late of said conntv deceased. | ■This 14th day of Mffich, 1S6L . t - . „ J • MILDRED ODOM, marie TestamentaryGuarflfiui." mar 7 iv-txids KtjtJce^or lAliciHIV IMw io ><’ll lYegroes. r | -, WO months after date appHeatlon sriil be made to -L the Court of Ordinary (if ilonstoa jcouiftyv A4 the flrst regular term after the expiration of two munthe this notice, for leave to sail su much of the dm u lnt portion of Eliza Bateman, (aininur, iu au estate m delivering Monroe to here we can get him. noV tj-djt w4t D. H. UOUSKR a CO.,- ■Columbus Times copy and send biff. Parry, Ga. jtfBWV GOODS JUST OP ENE.D, ^• ’ IT • , ' ■ 0 Elias Einstein’s. TJEAUTIFTL SILK IUrSgE, OUGANftfE.and JAC- 1) ONET ROBES with*nm 5 to 15 Flnnnces. " . Mtielfns. Bareges, Silks, Briniajtts. Grgtndleqt French Print; anu all other styles of Dress Goods known in the market.' . ^ g Also, a largo lot pCBeT.ege.for tr,avidiiigJ)rosscs. _ w ,1be nehersary to pay her sbarmor the llabtiUles or I _ j ’* '.LACfLD&flfTS. „ ' ^. , . gflMfoslate, sng jp tiww« I fiie»ifa>MUa's. ^rqge ajdJU^u 'Oustecs. 8]jk >*■■ \P— I Guardian of Eliza Batemaiy. tH '“- * c -"* - - — - C. O. DUNCAN- JOUX.S. JOBSOJT. Dtincnn & Johsoit, Attorneys at Law, ■PERRY, GEORGIA, TTTILL practice in all the counties of the Macon Cir- V V cult, a. so in Pulaski county, tr 16—w LAW PARTNERshTF HILL A: HILL, Successors to late firm ot Stubbs and Hill, lMTILL. practice in Macon and ndjouiing Circuits, T w nnd in the Supreme and FederaTCourtl. rgr OFl’IOE—Ou 3d Street. Macon. Ga Ii. HILL. *ug30:' J fi. HILL. real ctate heloafl. which isJoinUyiicldby her and Kliiart 'N. Glazier and Joshua F. Bateman, and which consists of negroes), a* w , ibe necessary to nay her share of the liabilities of When*. PhliDp 9. Hoirapplics to the- Undersigned for Letters ot C.mirdlan-Uip of the property of John !»., Etlzabethand Walter H Holt, minora and orphan chih dreu of Robes* S. JIol t late of Bibb county deceased; These are thcrefwo to cite and admonish all person* _ incvrned to be and appear at my office on or before the first Monday in April next, to show ciese, if any they hafe, why said Letters orGnardlanship should not be granted to said Phillip S. Holt, in terms of thelsw. Given under my hand and official signature, this Feb ruary theflth, 1861. WM. M. RILKY, Ordinary, feb U ' \TOTICE TO DEBTORS AND CREDITORS—All per- A> sons having demands agaiuHt Ifo-atio Bowen, de ceased, late of Jones county, arc hereby notified and re quired to present them properly attested to tho under signed within the time prescribed by law. And all per sons indebted to said deceased arc hereby required to make immediate pavnirnt to tlie nnd-rs:.-! ed. This Feb. STth, 1861. Mary BOWBN, Executrix, THOMAS O. BOWBN, I A. H BOWEN, I march 3 d-6w . tillaa, Ac. Curtain Damask: Curtains. Lace -aud Euibrfiide'red- Window Jan 19 w 3m Vjf Gatton, Executor of the li-t Testauient of (lairpctund Hearth Rugs of all kind-*, Paint Stuff-ijCai- Wm. .McKenzie, late Of said county doce-ed, makes ap- Icons. Blescftecrand Broivn Homespuns, Sheet in -T* of a 1 1 plication to the ufiderslgncd for letters dlstai-fory from . widths. Irish Linens, Marseilles Quilts,'Dimity,! able said trust as Executor. Damasks, Scotch Diaper, Towe s, Ac. , ' . These are, therefore, to'cfte and admoni?': all persons Iloo|>*ktrts, Embroidered Collars and Bttntls, Edging* concerned, to.faj and appear at my offleq on or before thor - and Insertions, Embroidered llandkrrchiefs, Lvc Mitts, flrst Monday in October next, to show cause if any they ; Hosiery, Kind Lisle, Thread, Gloves, and Gauntiytia. have, why said letters should not be granted in terms of Clotlliiur! Clolliinur ! the law. Given nnder my handand official signature, 1 1 IrAW CABD. — a Messrs. Cook; Hohiiison & IV*ontfort, TTTILLpracticeLwJn the countiesor Taylor, Maoon, Houston, Dooly,'Spmter. Marion, Schley, r.nd In such other conntie* in tfle State as fheir business will authorise. J^Orricr ArOctxrao.rt •. ’ ' W. H. HOBINSON. i Jnno21-w T. W. MONTFORT. L. N. WHITTLE, , • . F. B. WatTTLE WHITTLE & WHITTLE, ATfTORSETS, Ac., AT LAW, v J -. MAAJOK, GEORGIA, \ Office nasi.to Concert Uau and oter Payne's liny Store, TT7ILLprac(lco' in feibb.'TWlggs, Wllkhtsots, .Tones, \ \ Hon-'.on, Macon, Crawford, Monroe and Mimter eoiuitlcs, add i any othcrcounty io the state by ^pecisl agreement; also in the United States Courts atbavan- uah and Marietta. . oojr.fl, '60. dS-n wly B OOtS.—A fuU assortment of dents’ fine ■ French Calf Boots, pump sole, welted and 'vaterprnof.nfVarions kfad** •'nn an*!Wf>. both « -wiled and pegged. Must received and far sale low b J his 20th day of March, 1861. ■ mar 2* W. T. SWIFT, O. U. C. p EOItGIA, TWIGGS COUNTY; Wnereas. Archibald IL Moore, has fled his petition for an order appoint ing him Administrator on the Estate of Thomas Moore, late of said county, deceased. These are therefore to cite anil c.Tinonisballand singular the kindred and cred itors or said deceased to be and appear at may office on or by the first Monday In May next, then and there to show cause, ir any they have, why Icttet s of Administra tion may not be granted. Given under ' ‘ 1861. • ' marls A fine lot of SUMMER CLOTHING Just opened. Call gentlemen and see for yourselves. K ELIAS EINSTEIN. . march 10 w Triangular Block. Maoon. Oa. Good litV4*stsnt'nt. IjabR sale, a half Interest in q well selected stock of f Goods, lot and Store Hott-o, in a new town and connty cite—extreme end ofthe S. TV. R. Road, on the Chattahoochee River. The House ha? been e?labltshed about-fifteen month?, doing a first rate bt-iness. Tile ■" be about 665,061. alitor.; my hand officially at Marlon,March tlth, : sales this present year will be abont $65,00 LEWIS SOLOMON, Ordinary. js^For lurther particulars, apply to tho ' 1 nov 20 d-1: w-2t «IX A KARTLA ITD. BOOTS AND SHOES. a TTlIE SICrN OKTttfc BIG' HOOT. No 3. \ Cotton Avenue, opposite Washington Haft Lot, Macon. Georgia.—The subscribers . would return their thanks for the very liberal and long continued patronage extieided to them, and would most respectfully solicit a .contii nsnco of th ?*me Wehave sow in store a large assortin' nt ofe BOOTS AND SHOESp in -?tl> of nr own msnafacture. ffi which o ?-ekly additions will be made, of all tlie different styles and patterns usually caller! for in a -lev* store, an would invite those wishinc *e purehf.--- to caH and -xamineonr stock, as we r.n- pr< pnri-dfo sell as low os any honse in the city or State. Sep,, as. MIX i KIRTLAND. IMS BOBEET C. niKDIG, O FFERS his profe--ional sCrvic. - to the dtfzensot M.icnn and vieinlty. Ho may be found at all honrs at his office over John I’. Harvey's store, on Cherry St. march 30 d-lm w-ly