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w I'llK fROGKKSri OF i*KM’on8M | Lincoln m-cnra rcsnK ctl to iiiurdet and | —- plunder our people rind |»iay the tyrant | wiili liik own. General Cadwalader. wlu» refund to obey a writ nf habeas corpus iu tin* ca-ie of a citizen of Baltimoie vbo was' violently seized and confined at Fort jllcflenry, b is wiitten -i lifter to * liiel Justice Taney that he ha* been authori ze I by the Ihe.sident of the United ■State-- f. out whom ail such powers are PpecialH withheld hy the <'onstitution, to .suspend t .e habeas corpus at his discretion. Lin* coin’s wnl seem» tu be the supreme law ol the Union. 1 lie Daltimnre Exchange very justly comments on this usurpation as follows: *1 lieremit of the habeas c*npus ease ol Mr. ferryman, before ibe Chief Jnstici of ijie L. .'itates, yesterday, has piit an end to all honest doubts in regard to tin piinciplcs and purposes of the Adminis tration. No intelligent man can now say. with any claim to l e believed, that In ijiiestious (lie de'eimination of the l*res i lent and his Cabinet, to march to tin consummation of their purposes, over ilie prostrato institutions of the Republic 'J lie at bitary discretion of a military itffi- cer is boldly and contemptuously set ii| by the Federal Kxecilti.e, over the ex press provision of the Constitution anti tin laws. A gieat lemedial statute is pm under the feet of the Federal soldiery Military force is interposed to prevent the execution of llie highest 1‘ederai pro cess, issued on behalf of ilie liberty of the c tize.i. hy the in >st elevated judicial functionary of the Government. A free man, dragged from his heme and and family, at midnight, hy a body ol mmod soldiers, without form or warrant of law, is itnpris med as arbitrarily and a lawlessly as lie was arrested, and the bigl writ of habeas corpus, the bnlwaik --i | Anglo Saxon freedom, and heretofore tin pledge ami guardian of our own, is spii upon when sent for Ins deliverance. lit* yond this i> is impossible to go: lor tin Union and the Constitution, and all tin instil in ■•>!■» »n<l o,«cbiio*»y ».l (lie (idUM II- xnent under wb'cli we live, were meant but to preserve inviolate the civil lights of the citizens, and u lieu these are stiicken down tlieie is nothing left but chaos. I lie sup etnacy of tlie laws once at an end, the e, i, an end of all tilings that sanc-tiL the love of. onntry and make obedience« virtue or a duty Not a in.iii of the mul titude assembled yesterday to wi'ncss tin* struggle liet h i en t iie unaiim d majesty of public jus'ice and the ins dent cnmuiac} o.' p.iuer usui ped, but must have felt his h ait sink w.t.iio him, for at least one b iter moment, when he heaid that the g ilea of a Federa fortress had been closed to the entrance of ilie Federal law. But over the breathless crowd came back, ii an instant, the hush of indignant jiiide. when the calm, low voice of the vener able Chief Justice announced his deter mination to demand fic m ihc Federal Lx ceniive, ilie fulfillment of his sworn obii cation to cnfoice the laws and compel obedience to the. constituted tribunals It was a scene f-r history—a momeiii caught, to be iminoital. — Whatever In the. rusiili of the conflict which pmdticed it • the incident itself will he recorded foievei. as one of i hose “In'io11s piotests of i he righi againsl the wrong, winch dignify the dis asters of a people and sow ihe it eiedica- Lle seeds otiheii ultimate redemption. CITATIONS. GEORGIA. Putnam 1'utility. \V r HERE \.*>. J,tines T. Nishet. applies for let »T tors -of Adminis-ration on tlie estate ul Jo-r-pit H Whijifi-ld. deceased. 1 lose, are theret-ire to cite and admonish ail nnd singular the khitlnd *itid creditors oi said de ceased, to he and appear at my office within th time prescribed by law, to show cans**. it any they have. » hy letters stmil d not tie grauttd. Given under my hand ••t office. \V. B CARTER, Ordy. Mav25th, 1 s'.'i I. I St- K. GEUUGI v. Ituiloch Com.ij. Tu alt irkom it may niicrrn. Wf If l.RE ,s, ,'strphen Kicloirdsoii. will apply T f to n id fir h-tt-ra of Administration on tie estate of K'-b. eea Richardson, widow ol A- Rich ardson, late oi said eonnty, d*-< eas-d. Tin sa are therefore to cite and admonish all person- interested, to be and appear at my <-tfic* airtiin the time prescribed by law. nod tile theii objections, if any they have, mherw ise, said let- te'.s w ill be (Trained to the applicant Given under my hand and seal, this 27th day of Ma>. iotii. |.DB] 2 k Wll TJ Uf I E . .vn . Ordy. ~GEUKul.i. Butin- Ii t.ioin.y . to aH trimm it nay concern. THERE \s. Thomas Nevul, will apply to me for letters of Administration on the estate ol Jarob Nevill, dr., latent’said eou-ity. deceased Toese are therefoie to cite ami admonish al> persons inter, sted, to l>e ai d appear at toy i.ffier within the time prescribed hy iaw, and tile theii objections, if any they Itav *. otherwise said letieis w til be granted to trie aupib'-'int. Given under my hind officially, this 27th day of May, JrsGI. [u it J a jt. \VItJJ\0 l.rtR.-Sen.Ord’v To Debtors a nil Oral • tor* Estate of Tun of hy Sears. P ERSONS in elite.l to said estate must rum. forward and make payment, and persons having: claims against said esiate must f resent them to ,ue dniy auJiemicated within the line prescribed bv law. VahUEL R. METHVIN, Adm’r. May Grh, 1861. 51 tit. GEORGI A, Jasper Celt tv. V \' HEKEAS. Jarrett U Kelley, Executor to * * the last vt ill and Testament of Benjamin W. Banks, late of saitl county, deceased, maker application to me tor letters Ol Dismission Iron s* d Executorship. These arc therefore to cite and ail mo ids h ai persons inn rested ill ilie estate of sa d deceased, to he and app-ar at uiy office, on the first Mon-ay in December next, to .-bow cause, if any they have. wt;v letie.s ot Uisniissh.il should not hi granted the applicant in teinis oi the statute. Given under my hand and official signature a 1 office, tit s7th dav of Mav. Istlil. • I iiilin.. ~M. H 'Ul’TCHI=0.\. Ord’y. Mas. "wirasiLiOW, An ;X|)erieuct*d ourne and female pIiynieiNii, Iihh g I S«M»tl»ini. syrup for Children teething, which greatly fn •ilitntcf the process of teething li) null eim^ the gums re Hieing ill tiBmi.nation—will allay all pain, and it aureto retfubiH the bowel# Depend upot it, mother*. »t will give rent to yourselves, and relief and health o .ourmfaiita. Perfectlyanfein alleaycs. Sc< adver- j idement in anothei column. 14 ly MONTH ly citations. tiliOttlilH. J ..spec county . UTHKKEAS. John H- Ezell and William * * Powell Executors to the last will and tes tament of Even It. Powell deceased, makes ap plication to me for letteis of dismission from said tl Ust. '1 Itese are therefore to cite and admonish ail per- sors interested to taj and appear at my office on •lie first Monday in October, next, then ami there to show cans - if any they have, why letters of dismission should not be granted the applicants in terms o! the law. Given under my hand and official signature at office, this fifth day of March. 1861. [ 1:1 mii.ii i m ti MijrriuKON. nrd’v. UECIfi'*t.\, IKlI.i-cb Oouioy. To all persons irhnm it may eoner.rn. ^ % U KKEAS, Charles and Thomas Knight, ** Administrators of the estate of Alexander Knight, late of said county, deceas-d, applies to me for letters of dismission from said Administra tion. These are therefore to cite and admonish all persons concerned, to be and appear at my office within the time prescribed by law, to show eaus-, f any they have, why sai i letters of dismission should not he granted to said applicant. G'v.-n under my hand officially, this lfth day »t May. Idol. I) B 5i ntlirn WIIJJAM I.EE. a »n Ord’v GKOR.ilA, I’w iggs County. XUHERE VS, Henry Carter. Executor of the * » last wii- aod t. stament of Bet j •‘axon. lat> of said county, deceased, has filed his final return and vouchers m my office, showing a settlement ■ •f said estate, andinak* s his app.ealion tn due tn oi iaw f,.r letteis oi dismission from his said trust. I Itese are therefore to eitp and admonish all persons inter.sted in said estate to he and ap- .carat my office, on ot l.y the first Monday it. NOVEMBER next, then and there to show cause why sain ietleis may not he granted. Given under my hand officially at Marion, April I2ih. l-fil, 4d mfini. T.KWls! cojovov nvit.' {'nifoim «f the ConfederaCe Slate Artur. Thu W *r Ufjiartiue :t of tilt! Co.ifcdet n’e Slates has reccntiy'adoj.ted I iie folhtw- ii.g tii.ili.i in lor our tmny: Flic c mt is to be a short funic of cade* grev cloth, double-bn asted, w ith two rows of buttons down the Incast, two inches aiiait at l!ie waist, and widening toward the shoulder. I he pantaloons aie to he made of sky blue clotii, full iu the legs The billions to be of p!a n gilt, convex f.*tin, time quartets of sui inch i.i diatneler ’J lie difFeient arms of the advice "are to t>e distinguished bv the color of the trim liting-—line for infantry, led for aiiilleiy and yellow for cavalry. In the ariilleiy service the but tons aie to he stainpei. wiili letter A., but in infantry and cav airy the burtons will bear only the num ber «f the. regiment. - For tlie Generals atid the officers of his staff the dress will tie of dirk- blue cloth, trimmed with gold; for the medical de partment, black cloth, with gold and vel vet trimming. All badges of distinction are to be nuuked up m the sleeves anti collars. Badges of distinguished rank, on the collar only. Fora Brigadier General three large stars; for a tjolonel, two laige stars; for a Gieuienint G-donel, one large srai; f-ra Major, one small star and hor izontal bat; for a Captain, three small stars; for a First Lieutenant, two smal stars; for a Sgbond Lieuto.iaut, one small s:ar. For a General and staff officers the hut tons will beofhrightg.lt, convex, roumleii at the edge, a rai.-ed eagle at the centre, surrounded hy thirteen stars. Exterhn diameter of huge sized button one inch, of small size, half inch. ■ For officers ot theCoipsof Logineers the same button i. to he used, except that in place of tin eagle ami stais there will be a raised K ii (■er:nail text. For officers of artillery, in faiitrv.ritleuien and cavalry, the button- will he pla ti gt!t, convex, with a latge raised letter in the tent re—A for artillery 1 for infantry, etc. The exterior diametei of large sized burtons, seven-eighths of at. j .ch; stntill size, one halfinch. A NOBLK FOfriTIOV. r Phe e litorof tlie P m > ratic St.in ln.rd at Concord, N. II., a noble defender ot constitutional principles, having heei threatened with violence and ordered t. leave his premises by his land!<>rdd. thus b d.lly a blresses the enemies of freedom in New Hampshire: — if this civil war, brought upon our de voted country by the political Abolition pirty existing among us, suspends the lights and linertie* of the people, and introduces the reign of nnaichy and mob ocratic violence in the place of law, I want t i kn >w it. 11 necessary, I tun ready to hive, ill** matter tested in iny person. Anti. 1 now proclaim toall disposed to snppres- the freedom of my picss by violence, that resulted to maintain and defend it. defend my property ami person. ! have a iu eat h of lie in iny body. ., (imp of blood tn iny veins. ^ 'I bisis my firm ami resolute purpose, ,r tins I am prepaied ; and my liioliocratic f .ends may govern themselves according 1.-. It I fall in such a cause. I know I 8 itill have avengeis enough. The p ople «>♦’ this count tv have not \ et become s. d ul to the stie.ed l.irtblight of Liberty, bequeathed to them by our fathers, as to sec it violated in the person of the hum blest a ud not avenge t lie out rage, i f t hex have, they have become unworthy of the freedom which thy enjoy, and the Repub lic is nut win th maintaining. JOHN B. PALMER. Gone Tome.— I he war is sowing tlie seed* O dissension among the churches. Ilie Jtevereiid John Leighton Wilson. I) IE, has resigned lit*place as one of the Score t.iries ..f the Fiesl.yleiian Board of For e gn Missions, and has returned fo South Carolina, hisu«>ive State. And the Rev. 31 r McNeill, one of th r Secretaries of the Ametican Bible Society, 1,„< „| so resigned aud gone home to North Caiolina. — 'Flic census of Missouri shows that State to have 1.407.536 whiles. 113.18*x slaves, and 3,902 free negroes—iu the aggregate 1.£23,622. COUGHS. Tii«» sudtlen ohaiitres <»f “Ur cli* lf 0 source* nt Pulmonary, lironhrial. and Aslh u »t c Aif-Tiitiii.-t. Expri lc-iit'c uuymg pruved Hint mbi pie rt.-.ne lien «»t’ten act speediiy and ceitaiuly tvlien la- kE*n in t ie early *»t tlu disease, resource slioulu nt once be lia.f to “Brow.i'a I^ronclii>il Trik*Ik*h,** ot Lozoi»£c», let the Cold, Collar!I. or Irritation of tin Ttiroat be ever so alight, a* by this precaution of more -ori'tus attack may be efiVciunJIy warded off. Public Speakers and Singers will fiutl Hit-,..« ff-einal for clear iiifT and strengthening the Voice. See adveriisemeiit Oeccmher ti8 <hn KILE NISI. GEORGIA, Wilkinson county. Cullen M F-eeuisti,) A- Arcliib;il<l Fretinati f Peti*ion to establish vs ( destroyed deeds. John M. F.eemnn. J Cle h’s Office of the. Superior Cant. ( "N HELEN M FREEMAN, hii-1 Archibald J Freeman, haviiiir 'heir petition, fil.d it. this office. set f..r h that John M E’letinan uuide an»l execut'd a Ueed. of wini-h the forecoil'g is s cope ju .I timi sanl ori^ii.ai l.ns bce.n <iestro\ed and bavin-' prated .|.at -aid copy, which is sworn In, should be es abb-lied it. litii of the ...riffilia it. is 11 ere fore Ordered, That said John M F-ee man show cause, if any he have, at the ilex' term i f the Suj.erior (.’inirt. nt said cmiiitv , to I.. held on the first Monday ill October next. I eighteen hundred and sixty one.) why said rop\ should not he established m lieu of the oiigina'. Witness. Il.e honorable lv.is.ti L. I'ariis. Judge of said C<-nri. tlnsuthdav of April. 1*61 GEO W TaRPEEY, Cletk. Wilkinson Stipeiior Court. Aptil I'erm. 1*61. It appearing to the Court that the d< fetidani John M F.ci man. is not a r« sidet.t of this Mate, and not to be found within tlie limits of tin- State.it i- therefore O.drfed, -t.y the Court, tha. the foregoil p Rule Nisi he served, hy being pit!, li-hed in the SoiUliein F*d. ral L'ti'.m, a puhlit gazettee. for the space of three 111.*t.ills A true extract fo.in the nti.mtes of Wiikinsot Superior Court, April Term, l~til GEO. W. I AHPLEY, Cletk. May 27th, lsfil. ropy of nFFi>. s’T \TF. OF GEORGIA. Twiggs county. GEORGIA Twiggs cotiijtv. AVMIEREAS, John M. Hearee, Giiarli.-in of T. * * A. Pearce, applies to tne for letters of lisndssion from said trust, lie having fully executed the saute, ns will more fully appear hy reference t<» the record and vouchers of file- -in my office, aud h receipt in full from said T. A. Pearce. T.tese are therefore t*» cite all nt interest,, to be anil appear at my office on or by tin- first Monday in May next, to show cause why said letters mav not be granted. Given under my hand officially at. Marion, Jan IS. 1861. [86 ntfii:,.] LEWIS SOLOMON, Ord’y. GEORGIA. To iggs County. \\J HEKEAS, Thomas King Administrator will » » the will annexed, of Nathan King, deceits ed. appli. s to me for letters of dismission from said estate, he having by a decree of the Superior Coup "1 the Macon Circuit fully executed said trust, as will tttore fully appear by reference to the returns and vouchers of fife in my office. 'I hene are therefore to ciet and admonish all an.’ singular the parties at. interest to be and appear a' my office on or by the first Monday in Set item he. tn Xt, then and there In show cause why said King, should smt be hence di-cl.arged according to law. Given under my hand officially at Marion. LEWI8 SOLOMON. Ord’y. Jan 2*. I -SO I :;r mirm GENERAL ADVERTISEMENT &. tax Laws of Georgia. COMPILED BY L. H. BRISGOF,; A FEW e.ipiesof t he T A X LAWS are on baud and for sale at this office.—Price 81 per cepy - FOR S*LE. M Y plantation, containing 1160 acres. 3 0 of which is heavy timbered oak ami hickory, said land adjoins the lauds ot Eli Ba'vf. r, o.t the East, the Beaver Dam creek, on the South, West by-the lands of Mrs. Terrell, tin- North by the lands of Messrs. Allen and Bower. On the place are Gin house and cotton press, Over seer’s house. Barn. Negro houses, ami all other necessary out huil.lings Also, in the Village of Mount Zion, a large two- story dwelling house, with barns, stables, carriage hou-e. kitchens, and other necessary buildings**• large garden, and Blackstni'h shop, and thirty-fi ve acres of heavy oak. aud hickory land, to go with the place. In the Village is a flourishing Male t-chonl. The lan-1 will be sold sepeiately, or with the house t<- suit the purchaser. Term* easy. Refer to Hen ry K Gumming, Augusta, or to G. Bryan. Sueed Post Office, Lee cm, or Jos B.yati. Mt Zion. Fell. I|. 1*61. :!-* fi-n. UAJUIA.UJ; METRUfULH'AN HOTEL, AT SPARTA, OA. T HF. ntidersigtied having recently purchased the premises generally known as ” Machies OKI *1.111-1” has opened a iiotel lor the aecommoda tion ot the peopi:. The propt tutor will use every effort for the coni fer! ami convenience of all who may favor bio with their patronage. Tlie table will be furnished with the best that a Hancock county market affords. Drovers will be supplied with provender., goo. : stables, aud opeu Jots tor ilia exhibition ot tltel. j stock. | Conveyance can be had at all times to any ; point ou either of the Rail Roads. J. M. STANFORD. Sparta..Oa., Jan. 2. l*6l>. :{g rf n. t. G A R 0 N E R, (SuccesBot toll. B.& B R. Gardner,) Would respectfully anneum e to the public gener ally, that he has takeu the SHOP formerly oc cupied by H. B*. -v B. K- Gardner, where he in tends carrying on the business ot Manufacturing Und Repairing any and ail kinds of Vehicles, in | all of the various branches. Particularattentioii will he given to the DOING UP of Carriages, Retrim- vUS mg, Ac. All kinds of Carriage Ikon Work •lone with despatch. . , We will rank * to order any- uescrip.ionof ave- j hide at short notice. \ libera! share of public patronage is respect | fully solicited, and we hope that those having work to be done .n cur line of business, will giv- us a trial We feel confident of giving them entire satisfaction, both in materials,durability, and in prices. Milledgeville. Oa.. Jan. I- «j S 1 t s S tA u ,7s" 3 JtiX<£^ieKsJCi OL Iff -HiLLkvsLl iiLt, ( EO VyiLL practice iu the courts o! tha Ucm iL It circtt.t." Miiledgeville,Oa, March 1.1858. -tllly 38 tf. sam’l d. taviN. GllZXM.KE BUTLER w Administrator's Sale. ILL bos .Id on the tir-t Tuesday in JUL^ next, at th? Court House d-mr, in the coun ty of Telfair, within the lawful hours . f sale. Lot of land. No. S'-venty-tive f 75.) in the fourteenth District ot said county originally Laurens —*aio land sold as tt.e property of the Estate ol Jacob Taylor deceased. Terms made known on the day ot sale. DEMPSEY TAYLOR, Adm’r. April 29. 1881. 5 » »d* Bid loch Ad mimst.i aim's Sole. virtue nt an order front t e Comt of Ordi nary of Bulloch comity, will be sold on tin- first Tuesday in July next, between the usual bouts of sale, before the Court-house door in sai- 1 county’, s* ven hundred and eighteen acres of land more <<r less lying in -aid ro .iitt, well improved, hounded Ninth l.y Wut. D Brannen. Ea-t. by John Lastinger. South and West by William E McElven. it being the late residence ot John L) McE.ven, deceased, and sold for the h?tn fit ot tie heiis and creditors. Terms on the dav of sale WILLIAM E Mcr.LVEN. Adm’r. Mav 15th. 1*61. [HR] 52tds. w A|.ploig nac-rill stoic. ifILL be Bold before the Court House .loor.in the Town of Holmenvi le, Appling Co-.uty. on the FitstTuesday in July nsxt. within usual sale hours, the following named property, to-wit: Lot of Land No, 44, in the 5th I list of saio county, levied on .s the propeity ot J P. Baar to satisfy an Attachment fi. fa. issued bom the Jit— lice’s Court of the 4- 7 h di.-t G. M.. in favor ot W nt. F. HovisvsJ P Baar, levy made and re tinned in me by a Constable, properly pointed ou' bv said Hovis. 51 GREEN- B. RETCH. Fh’ff. GEORlil A W lIKItisim 11 uu'y. \\f HEKEAS, Thomas il Parker, Adminis'ra * » tor on the estate ol Maijiatta Ballard de- eeased, applies t3 the undi-rsigned. for letters of ’■iisniis.-ion from said Administratorship. Iliesearo therefore to cite and admonish all persons concerned, to he and appear at ntv office, within the time, prescribed by law. to show cans, it any they have, why letters of dismission sbonffi not he granted to said nj.pl cant Given tmdei my hand ■ fficially ai office, this the7th ol Fehrnan j !*6i. 38 mfini. ELLIS HAKVILL. Ord’y. ' GEORGIA. Baldwin county. HER5CAS, C:■ listi.mis E. Smith, Adminis'ra-| »“ tiixcm the estate of John S. -Smith, deceased lias filed her account, and petitions for letters of dis- i mission. Tliese ore therefore to cite and .admonish all persons adversely concerned to show cause why said p titim should n-.t be granted, iu terms of tbelawiu suchcas. made and provided. Given-under mv hand at office, this IRfhof F.-b’x lN-1 [T- rnfirn ] JOHN !t AMMOND, Ord’y. GEORGIA. Wilkinson County. ITT HEKEAS, Julius N Porter, II ou iheestate <f S arliiig 8 -aid cunipy, deceased, applies tr tlie tinder.-igner tor letters of dismission from his administrator ship. i herefore all persons concerned arp hereby re qiii.ed to show cause, if any tiley have, whv'sai* .i u'ius N Po. ter. ad nti lustra tor tis aforesaid, should -ot he discharged ou or before the first Monday in August next. Given under my hand cfficiat'v at office. ELLIS HAKVILL. Ord’v. Feb 7th, 1*61. a- n ,6m Adnastratter s Sale. A\r 1L[j he sold on ttie first Tuesday in JULY ft next, before the Court House boor, iti the ton n of Irwiuton, within the legal h-urs of sale, by virtue of an ord-t from the Court of Ordinary of the comity of Wilkinson, the following ne groes belonging to the estate of Timothy .Sears late of said county, deceased, town: Peter n man forty-two years old and dark compb xtoti, who is a common Blacksmith, Isaac forty three yearj old. Joseph eleven years old. Cine f.rty- seven years old. Queen a common cook twenty. seven years old and her two children, ousan three years old and Ann one year old, Monroe thirteen years old Hettv thirty four years old, Natliai eight years old, John thirty.two years old. Simon twenty three years old. Turn twenty years old and Merit seven years old, mostly valuable plantation negroes. Tuims made kno.vri op the day of sale. SAMUEL li. METliVIN. Adm’r. May 1st. 1861. 51 tds. Til VIM & BUTLER, ATTORNEYS AT LAI. ALRANY, Gsorgia. OKACTICE in the Superior Courts of the S-ut! i Western Circuit,—iu Totrell. Randolph, and thir ty counties in the P.itaida Circuit,—in \\ ortli and Ma con Comities, in the Mae. n Circuit, in the Unite.' States Ciicuit Court at Savannah.—and by special •.untract, in anv Comity in Southern Georgia. Jannarv 1st’ 1*641. 34 tf. ! INOTICH}. 1HESUB8CRIBEIM HOUSE w ill he p»*vi ti»r the n-ueptioii ni MEMI^EKS OF TOE LE(il>LA I FKE. «r the ap-' preachiti8es«iuu. Call «tn<l me E. S CANDLER. Millensreville. Oct. !. 19 tf jM luum oiuvs iHitiiS, EX TEA UK PIS Alt } CURES. Infallible (/imi Coated Pills, JLm jf It 4*J f J The Infalli! Are a certait. aud Discharges, Gotio: and specific cure for all Urethrca lonorrha-a. Gleet. Stricture,and l,ri tat'ot. ot the Kidneys. Bladder, Urethra, and Pros- 0% Itt'&S. W2IV3LCW, An exp*?rienc»*ci N ,, .rseand Fc»np ■ Physician, prse^nta to the at* teutiou «»f i jth'.’rn. h»*r StlOTHIN.; SYRF T P, Jf « 5J (! U I I, It Si U N T K E T Eli KG. which greatly faci’jtate# the p ocpur r.f teething, hy lofU’n'UZtin 4UOIB, rtiitic.HKa 1 iiifiamujatiou—will i*.liiiy AI l pain aud«p&«Tn()d ic action, and i« Sir re to RrrrvJnte the Borreix. Depend up-*u it, tnoth**rii. it* will civo r**8t to yonrsaiv^s, anr* KLLIbF AND IIElLP i Ti VOI R INFANTn. We have •'ut up and sn'.d this article forever ten years, au« CAN SAY, .N CONFIDENCE AND TRUTH of it, what ■ver h«- —NEVE* H STANCE, Tl W, I eWe S IT FAIL EFFECT A did • mcdicin* SINGLE IN leu timeD lAr.-nitit/K knew au in*tauct* o* JjOOTHINO me who had owed it SYlvCTP, ;rtre ddifihted with MRS. WINSLOW’S . administrate tin-key. late o) Executor s Sale. \iriLL be sold on the first Tu sdsy in JULY ft next, before the C.mit House door, in ill- town of Iiwinioii. within the usual hotnr of sab j the following lands belonging to 'he estate of Eh isexrs, late of Wilkin on county, deceased, to wn: j about seven hundred and seventy-five acres tn-a- j Turkey Creek, with improvements, t-ounde-l <>t the north by the original ntn of Turkey t reek east bv Nimrod Brown’s land, south oy Willis AI lew’s lands, and West by Hayden Hughes’ lands tlie tiunibeis and district n -t known, sold nndei au order ol the* C. nit. >f Ordinary of Wilkinson County. Terms made known on the dav SAMUEL R. METHV1N. Ex'r. Mav 6th. 1*6|. 5’ rd“. K NOW all men hy these |iresents. that I. Join M. F retmiaii. <»t ibe State mim! c-ounty ai‘<n>- kh*'J. tur ami hi coiihid^rMiion of ilie mud «»f tei ili<ii(N8iid Htir] «*ipIn\-five linllnii*, l*» mein Iimii* paid. !»%• C’Hl»e:i M Er» email, and Ar* liiliald Fiee. man, of the same place, li e receipt w h* rei»f I d* hereby ackdowledge. Iiav»* granted, l»a*{rained, am ••old, and, by tlieoe preneiiiH, do praoi, bargain and sell unto the «aid Cmleii M Kr eman am Archibald Fieeman iheir heiis and assigns, tin folhoA in£ piopeny. lo-wii : thirteen tiegruca, ct»i» sistii pot ni* ii aod women and chiidr* n, all o’ dark (*<nnp:«x»oii, with ilie fdlnwiujr names; VVi I, ?weiity*eij/ht, Sam, twenty-8* vei» ’.ear.* of ajre. Luke, twelity-lwo \(«i» ot ao-p. Jo^iah a uiuiinii aired filtv, Amiis, ?i uoman tliiitv }ear.- • »f ajje. Nicy, a yirl »ped »*iu teen years, I-aae, i boy aged fourteen 3 ears, July, a girl aged tel years. CJiiarrj . a giil eight 3 ears of , M» lia. 1 jri 11 aped six \eai8, Henry, a bov aijed tour 3eats Elena, a ?irl three years of age. Cugfo, a boy tv\« years ot a^»*; which negroes I warrai t to hesotim and well in hmly and mind, and t»# he sUvea tot life, to have ami to hold the aforesaid baipainei property i<» him the said Cullen M. Freeman am Audiihald KreeiviHii* them, tneir heirs ami as ijrn* forever, and 1. the Paid John M Fieeman,for m3 sell, my heiis. •xecuiors, and • adminiMUaors, «i ami fcin^iilar, the. r*ai 1 bargained property unto th. said Cullen M Freeman and Archibald Freeman their heirrf and assigns, atrainst me and my exe - mors and adininiitfratoia. and against all and eveiy other p* rson or pern ns whatever, sha! and will wairanf and defend hy these presents. In witness win rent. I have set my hand am affixed my 8tal, thia 2Jrd dav of J omarv. JOHN M. FREEMAN. Signed, scaled, and deliver d in pieseinu ot us. KoBKKT R<iZ\K. 2 2m. J. M. MtADows, J. P, OEt x. Jasper county. UEKKAS, Jauu-s \V. Vaughn, Admini*4trRfor, M dr bonis non. on the estate of Martin Piu-kett. defeased, inakrfapplication to me for letters of dis- nission from said trust. These are theretore to cite and admonish all persons interested in said estate to he and appear at mv offiei *n the first Mouda\ in September next, then nr*d then ro show cause if any they have, why letters of dis- nission bhould not he granted the applicant in terms •t‘ law. Given under my hand and official signature at offiei * his J th day of Febrnaiy. IS» \ [Vi Ditiui] M. H. HUTCHISON, Ord’y. GEORG I \ Wi.kinson county. W !IEREA>. A. I*. Hiuuda^p. irmkcs applies tiiiii to mo for letters ot dismission, fron •he Guardianship, nt Rebecca Holden, now tin ite of J. MeiloWS. These are therefor* to cite and admonish al' o« rsons, to heat d appear at my » ffice within tin ime prescribed b\ law, to show emse if any fhe\ can, u hy )«tt* rs of dismission shall m»t he granted • » said applicant Given under my hand and tiieial signatuie, this F» h . I4'h IHfil. »» mt»ii» FI I HARVII I, Oid’v. a 1 ,;; I KK the first term of the Court of Ordinarx *1 w igg> County, after the expha'iott 01 sixty d»\ s. I snail app y to said C» urf ter l« ave t. sell the Land and Negroes belonging tn the »Matt of Matthew VV. Little, late of said County, d*- ceased. JAME^ T. LVaNS, Adm’r. \1a»ion June 13th (1-^) 4 9 . A 1 *.*0*110 ti. GEORGIA, Wilkinson county. EL persons having deimimis against Solomon H' AInrpliy late of saitl county deceased are hereh\ not»fi.*i| t«» present them proper y niter ted to us wit Ins the time prescribed by law or tli«*y will not be settled All persons indebted to said dt ceus-ed are hereby re quired to make immediate payment. M. N MURPHY. } ELIZABEI11 MURPHY. •Tun? ICtii iHf.i. Adnir's. 4 fit. A PROCLAMATION. STATE OF GEORGIA. <s.y llL Excellency. JOSEPH K. BROWN, G"V* tuor of sai.i State. IITIIEREAS, it is providi-fi in 8ee. Seveiun ol i ♦ Ait. Fifth of the Coiislit.iliou of ibis 8.au-. »- x-liipt. d by the la'e enliven ion of ilie jiei>|jle theifcuf. mi the 2-54 day ol March laet. that -tin re sliall be an election held at all the plac. s of pub lie election in this Stale, on the fi.si Tuesday ii. .Inly, 1*61. wtien alt tin* ci izeus ot this Slate en i 11 eil to vote tor Governor, shall i-asl their hal nt- eiilier for •Ratification’ or *No Ratification’’ The el?c-ion shall he cotiditeled in ,he same inan- n* r a* geimra! chct-oti.s: and i!i« i.turtiK shall l e made tu the Governor;'’ Ami icluitos. l>y a r>--o- lutioti adnj'ted liy Haiti convention, the G«-v- \v KOKGlA. Bud eh County. J\\ERE AS, Jn.-liiia F Hodges, Moses L ll-idges and Beniamiii B. Hodges Exectt -ors <d the ivjl| of Joshua Hodges, deceased, »ji nlies to the undersigned tor letters disnusson from their Exeenrorsltip. These are therefore tn rite and admonish all nersons to he and appear nt my < ffice v jthiii th*- line prescribed by law. In show cause, if any the\ mve, why letters of disttiissory should not bi grantid said applicants. Given nndei my hand and official signature, die 1st day of March. 1*61. 41 mfini. DAVID BEAPLEY. D. Ord’y. W GEORGIA Wilkinson county. Y\\EREA-8. Nimrod Bmkp. Executor of the will of William Brown di cea-ed, applies to i-e in-dersigiied lor letters dismissory fiefc his Executorship. I lien fore all persons concerned, are hereby re- <|iiired to show cause if any they have, why raid Executor on the first Monday in September next. -Ipnild not be discharged Given under m.y hand officially, at oflicethe 14th of Felon-ry. 1*61. 3 ' mfini. ELLIS HARVILL. Ord’y. GEORGIA. Baldwin comity. U fHEREAS. E E. Stanly. Administrator of Itwin Ewing, late of said comity J. ceased petititioned for letters of dismission from said Ad ministration. ’This is therefore fo cite all persons adversely •imcertied. to fih* their objections on or In fun* Monday the second day of Scpteniher next. Giv- -li tinder my official signature this Felt *2(1, 1-61. 41 mbm. JOHN H AM VONP. Ord'v. GEORGIA, Bulloch county. HEKEAS, John Goodman Ex'r. of the es- v v tate of Nathan J. lone and administrator -m the estate of losiah R. Jones, late of saide-ittn- 'y. applies to me for letters of disniissiou ftom -aid executorship and administration. 'These are therefore to cite and admonish all and -itigtilar. rhe kindred and creditor* ot said dcccas i*d. to show cause, if anv they have, why letlers ot dismission should not be granted the applicant at lie October Term of this Court. Given tinder my hand, tins 14th March l*6|. fdh) 43 nit’uu " If I.IAM I EE. 8r. Ord y. W K-lhlda. Jasper comity. TtiEREAS K/.i-kiel F Fears. Guardian of Benjamin F. Fears, lunatic, ma -es applies 'ion to me for letters of dismission from said i rust. Th scare there fore to cite and admonish all per son- interested, to lie and ajij'-'.-tr at my office on the first Monday ill May next, then and there to show eause.it any they have, why* letters ot di» mission should not he granted the applicant in tot ms oi the law, and he dismissed fiom said trust. Given tinder my hand and official signature at einor is r -ijurred to is-me his I'rncii-iitiatinn, office, this5th day of March. 1*61 tl tilt r on the p oper officers to h Id said elec' timi: I therefore i-suo this, n:y I’locUoiatiou, calling upon and ri (joiiitig a .sufficient i-nmt-er ot the proper officers und jii-r*n:i- authorized hy tin laws of this State to superintend general’ elec tions 'herein, to convene at the vaitotis election piecmc's throuchout the Stale, on th* tir.-t. Titos day nt, being the 2d day *>f July nt xt, then, and ;il su.-lt pcectoc s. In superintend ai-tl hold the said j eh c'hui, a* provided for in tne said Seventh Sec tion of the Fifih Article of the Constitution, a* afort-sahl Given tin Vr my hand a'd the Seal of the Fx- ecutive |fc partiiieitf. at the* apitol in Mil- ledgeville, the 2->lIt day of May, eighteen hundred and six'y-ioie Jtl.-EPH E. BROWN. Governor. By his Exet lletny, the Governor. Il II. WaTEUS. >et’y Ex Dept I 5t. ( 13 tlifiin ) M. H. HITT«’HI«nv. O-d’x NOTICE. S IXTY days af'er dateapi lication will he made to the Oitfitiary Court of Itwin c-t-mitt, for leave to sell all the land belonging to the estate ■>f Mary Van Fletvher, iate ot said county, di- .IOIIN W. FLETCHER, Adm’-. June 4th, 1661. 3 9t. GEORGIA. Baldwin County. YU HKREAS, 15. li. D.-Gniffeiirt-i-i, administrator v » of Maria Walker, deceased, has filed his final account, and jietitions for letters of dismission front sairi urliuitiislratii n. These are therefore to cite all pevsor.a adversely oon- cerned, to file tlieir ulij. ctioiis on or before Monday tlie serond day of September next. Given ttn.lcr uiy baud officially, this 26th Fehru- m v.1861. 40 tnfim. JOHN HAMMOND. Orl’v. RILE HIM. John^Ltneh >K IlIe Nis ; t0 foreclose Mort- Miles G. Linch. i Superior Court Ttilnum County, at Man It Term 1861. I T being represented to the Court by the petition ot John Linch, that by deed of Mortgage, dated the 7tit day of Match. 1*60, Miles G. Lind- conveyed to tlie said John Liiiclt, the 1 t and Mtore room and to -nt above, in the 'Town of Ea- otiton. ill Putnam Comity, purchased ol 1). It. Vanniater. adjoining lot of Carter & Hatvey. aim one ot J. B. Hat well and others, (then) occupied by Daniel Slade, f .r the put pose of securing tin payment of a duo bid made by the said Mil s G. Limb, wind) due bill is now due and unpaid. And further, of securing the said John Linch against loss as sei-nrity and endorser on tile fol lowing described notes to wit : One payable to Wut A. Reid, for one hundred and eighty tour dollars, due 25th December, 1*66, on which the said John Linch has paid on tin 15 h day of March, I8til, seventy-two dollats and ten cents. ‘ Ope payable fo Elizabet! Reid, for two bundled and forty-three dollats and twenty-one ce"ts. i’tn 25th December, 1-.57, on wlieli the said John Linch. has, on rhe 4ih day i fF. binary, 1*61. j-ato two hundred and ten dolla>s slid eighty edit-. Atid one payable t„ ihe order of said John Linch, at the Hiaticii Bank State of Georgia at Eatoutou, dated March 7'h. 1*60. And one f. r eighty nine days after date, fot 6fte»-n litindted and forty -one dollars, the w hob o* which amounts are now due to him and mi paid. It is nrdpred, that the said Miles G. Linch, di pay into this Court by the fiist day of the next Term, the principal inteiest and costs due in said due bill and tn tes, or show cause, if any In has to the contrary; or that in default tin rent, foreclosure he granted to the said John Lint-h ol said Moitgage and the erjuiiy of redemption oi the said Miles G. Linch therein he forever bared ; and that service of ibis title be perlecttd on saio Miles G. Lincii according to 'aw. WM. A. REID, Plaintiffs Attorney. A trup copy taken from the Minutes of the Court, Match Term, Ie6l. T. J. PRITCHARD, Deputy Clerk. Mav 11, 186'. 51 mint. tinsatiKfaGtioii t>y aitv Ou th«; coutrory, all •puTationa. and appak in —-—1- IT j' Ivrroa of hi^h*^t »n»’Ddatioii of ita maait a! ct*- *um . u ail virtu-*a. . We npi-ak u thii matter “what we do know.”aftrrtuu yenr*’pxp-ricnc»- \ND PLEDGE OUR REPUTATION FOR THE FULFILLMENT OF what we declare. Iual*n*»«tH\*ery in-tance w ier»* the : nfani is outferina fr< in pain aud exhaustion, r* : »*f \v : !l he fouud in Hftet'i •r twenty minutes alter the nyi*np is administered. T!?i«* valuable preparation ?k the preser ptton of one of the most experienced and skillful nurses iu New England, and ba* been U8i d wi»h never-faJ ug KHcceiw iu Thousands of Cases. It not only relieve;* the child from paiu, but invigorates the stom- lull and bowels, c »rr»*ets acM ; ty, and giv** [one aud energy to tlie whole system. It will almost instantly relit*ve. Griping tn the Bmorts. nnd H ind Colic. and overcome couvui- i??\5 ;-ions, which, if noi speedily remedied, end* r« »K n desth. We be lieve it the BEST AND CHILDREN SUR -jas' T; teething ■ irises from te**thina, or a*iy "thercaiwe. n<*th' r wuo hu a riilld Hiiff r ug fmrn 0’iy of the foreaoiue plaiutri—DO NOT let your prejudices, nor the prejudice.- >F others, -*tau<l Iri tween your *urf r us£child, a id the r i eftiiat will he SURE— >•»•*•. ABSOLUTELY SURE—to follow the iltte of tllii- nedicine, if t inely uhi d. Full o rfi-tioUH l«>r n^iita w 11 nnu%w oaiiveae.h bottle. None genuine wuless the fac’-*imile of cURTiy perkin’”. New-Vork, im on 11st* tuti* ; de wrapper. S'ddhy Iirugeistii throughout tj.'e world. S»W in MilleJg *viIle by GRlFVE & CLARK. Principal office, X;. Ill Cedar Street, X. Y. Pnrt Arily 25 C*nl* per B title. 14 l y September 1. 1^0. DIUiUlIiE \ I CK UIFM CIIOLKH.I I REMEDY IN <»f 0 Y£ ENTER V iiTLDR£\, whether it i -ay to every LIFE DROPS HE N *" V f- R F CLING REMRDV. T’i : s Ojedieir.e ha*» h* .•?! TRIED, TES TED. aud PROVED, hy TEN VEAR.- exp Tienue, t* b«’ rhe o..!v CERTAIN SAFE, an • REM RILE MSI. Hudson, Fleming & Co. £ Ru)e Nis ; t0 fnre . Miles G^Linoh. S ‘■■ |o8eM " r, ‘ SB P e ’ Superior Limit Cutnum County, at March Term, 1861. It being represented to the Court by the peti tion of Hudson, Flentit g & Co , that by deed ot ll ortgage, dated the 7th day ot Match, 1*66, Miles G. Linch, conveyed to the said Hudson. Fleming & Co., the House and Lot, iu the Town of Eatoiilou. iu the County and *tate afon said, on the main business stieet, adjoining lots ot Daniel rilade. Andrew Reid and .lann s A- Eih- ridge, [then] occupied by R B. Nisliet and 8. S. Dusetilierry, j then] lately the oilier room hy Edgar N. Macon, for the purpose of securing the payment of a promissory note, made l>y tlie said Miies G. Limit, to the sad Hudson, Fleming *Y Compatty. One on tlie 6th day of September, 1*6(1. for tin sum of five hundred and thiit'-one dollars and twenty cents, which note is now due and un paid. It is ordered, that t’ e sa-d Miles G. Linch. dn pay into tins Comt, by tlie first day of the tiexi Term, the principal, inter-st and coat, and ex petises for collection ol the stint du*-cm said note, or show cause, if any he has to the contrary, or that in default thereof. Ibreclosuie be granted to the said Hudson. Fleming dc Co. ot said Mort gage. and the • qttity of ikIi nipt ion of the said Miles G. Linch ilurein I** forever bared : and iliat service ot this title be perlected on ssid Milts G. Linch accotdiug to law. WM A. RFID, Plaintiffs Attorney. A true copy taken from tlie Minutes of the Court, March Term, I-61. T. J. PRITCHARD, Deputy Cletk. V» v 11, 1=61. tn4m. NOlIcE. W ILL he sold before the Uonrt House door ill the town of Hnlmesville. Appling conn ty.Ga . on rile First Tuesday iu AUGUST next, hi tween the legal hours of sale, one Lot of Laml No. 155 in 2nd District of said county ; Bold as ■ lie property of Nathaniel J Halton, deceas'd, for th-benefit < f the heirs and creditors of said deceased. Terms made know n on the dav of a- |e G. J. HALTON. Adm’r. June 3rd. 1861. 3 tds. 1*11.K «*Al,YV.l It you have the PtLXs.geta Dr Caranetvsh't IBoxoftliinrulj wondetitiNclv*. GENUINE jai d liy using it tn days its magi- Pll ft MI.TK! calinflue: n will lie felt. and a per fect cure wil.follow. Foi sale by IIektt A Hull. btUllOU, It iti I* >t ti County. To ull a hum it limy concern. \\J HKREA.*, Nathanii I J. Dugger, Exeenior ff on the estate of David Dugger, late of said County, dec*ased will apply at the Court of Ot- dniary for letters of disniissiou fiom said Exccu- tuiship. These are therefore to cite and admonish all | whom it may concern, tn he and appear behire j •aid Court, to make oljeetion, if any tiu-v have,! on or before the fiist Monday in December next, i util'rwise. said letteis will he grttnlid . . - , ... ...... Given under my hand .fficially, this 16th day ° V '’r •’vetv other ntc.hr,no of its k‘>i< |* =<> a %j J r n it! ■ J ; apparent to esenpe observation, and whore its \irtues OI /.» r OJ ’ wn f i . u J rr o ^ ,, are known, the public no longer hrsitate what antidote .>4 m )•>>. \ IUJ A M LEE • *it.. L>rd v. | to employ for the distressing and d.-mperous affections i of the pulmonary organs that are incident to our climate. While many inferior remedies thrust upon ! the community have failed and been discarded. thi« has This valuable medicine can be obtained ai the Drop . gained friends by every trial, conferred benefits on the Store ol HERTY 6l HAI^I , alsofoi ftnle by GRIEVE afflicted they can never forpet, .and produced cures too &, CLARK. Milledpevihe. No family should be ' ' .... * without it. notify A-p. tl* ROWEL HER AN JEM ENT*? DIARRHOEA. DV.SENTE RY. CRAMPS. PAINS. CHOLERV. CHOLIC. Ur., now b. A»reth« pubic. One or two. Ion,. 6 **f 2>ilr»p«, wll rare the mno* -if'VPre r.ratnpa in 2'> iniui;t»*«. A Min *)** cl«*-**» often ron-« th» Darrhcfiaana t i»»*vt*r patent ir b *wel6. One do«e will Aaf Hfv any one of its merlta. Price only 2^eeutA. Prepared by S. D T it ALL, 43 R *W -ry, N“W Yor k S )M in M*Hedgev!Ile by HERTY U HALL, aud by D r i sts generally. (J c i CO ) 5 I y Scrofula, or King’s Evil, is a mstitutionul disease, a corruption of the b’oocl, by which this fluid becomes vitiated, weak, and poor. Being in the circulation, it pervades the whole body, aud may burst out in disease on any part of it. N-. organ is free from its attacks, nor is there one which it may not destroy. The scrofu lous taint is variously caused by mercurial di-ease, low living, disordered or unhealthy food, impure air, filth and filthy habits, the depressing vices, and, above all, by the venereal infection. What ever be its origin, it is hereditary in the constitu tion, descending “ from parents to children unto the third and fourth generation indeed, it seems to be th.- rod of Him who says, “ I will visit the iniquities of the fathers upon their children.” Its effects commence by deposition from the blood of corrupt or ulcerous matter, which, in the lung-, liver, and internal organs, is termed tuber cles ; in the glands, swellings; and on the surface, eruptions or sores. This foul corruption, which genders in the blood, depresses the energies of life, so that scrofulous constitutions not only suffer from scrofulous complaints,bu«4iey have far less power to withstand the attacks of other diseases; con sequently, va-t numbers pefisTi l v disorder- which, although not scrofulous in their nature, arc still ren dered fatal by this taint in the system. Most of the consumption which decimates the human lamily has its or;g it directly in this scrofulous contamina tion ; and many destructive diseases jf the liver, kidneys, brain, and, indeed, of all the organs, ar.se from or are aggravated by the same cause. One quarter of all our people are scrofulous; their persons are ir.vad d by this lurking infection, and their health is undermined by it. To cleanse it from the sy-tem we must renovate the blood by an alterative medicine, and invigorate it by healthy lood and exercise. Such a medicine we sunply in AYER’S Compound Extract of Sarsaparilla, the most effectual remedy which the medical skill of our times can devise for this every where pre vailing and fatal malady. It is combined from the most active rcntcdials that have been discovered for the (xpurgation of this foul di-order from the blood, and flic rescue of the system from its destructive consequences, lienee it should be employed for the ci ie of not only scrofula, but also those other affections which ari-e from it, such as Ekuptivh and -Skiv Disea-f.s, St. Anthony’s Fiue, Rose, or Erysipelas, Pimples, Pustules, Blotches, Plains and Boils, Tumors, Tetter and Salt Rheum, Suai.d Head, Ringworm, Rheumatism, Syphilitic and Mercurial Diseases, Dropsy, Dyspepsia, Debility, and, indeed. ai.i. Complaints ARISING FROM VlTlATED OR IMPURE Bl.OOD. The popular belief in “ impair it/ of the blood ” i- founded in truth, for scrofula is a degeneration of the blood. The particular purpose and virtue of this Sarsapa rilla is to purify and regenerate this vital fluid, without which sound health is impossible in con taminated constitutions. Ayer’s Cathartic Fills, F(D ALL THE PU.1F03ES OF A FAMILY PHYSIC, arc so composed th^r. disease within the ranpe of their action can rarely withstand or evade them. Their pen etrating properties searuh, and cleanse, and invigorate every portion of the human organi m, correcting its diseased action, end restoring its healthy vitalities. As a consequence of these properties, the invalid who 13 bowed down with pain or physical del ilitvis astonished to find his health or energy restored hy a remedy at once so simple and inviting. Not only do they cure the every-day complaints of every body, but also many formidable and danunous diseases. The agent below* named is pleased to furnish gratis my American Almanac, containing •certificates of their cures and directions for their use in the follow* ing complaints : Cost iron ess. Heartburn ^ llodac'c, arising from disordered stomach, Xan sea, Jorhqestion, Vain in and Morbid Inaction of the Poireh, F atwency Loss of Appetite, Jaundice, and other kindred com plaints, arising from a low state of the body or obstruc tion of its functions. Ayer’s Cherry Pectoral, ron the rapid cure op Coughs, Coltls, Influenza, Hoarseness,Croup, Bronchitis, Incipient Consumption, ami for the relieT of Coiisuinptiva Patients in ad vanced stages of the disease. So wide is the field of its usefulness nod so numerous are the eases of its cures, that almost every section of ectin'ry abounds in persons publicly known, who have been restored front alarming and even despera'e dis eases of the lungs by its use. When once tried, its Jacobs Cordial. tsr Tuh 1 Millie. — HelU'Doi-l . but-lit. Will post tively cure diseases of the bladder, kidneys grav- el.difficult) of breathing, dimness ot vision, oains ■n the ba k. night-sweats, sick-stomac). ,.\ t 8ee advertisement in anothei column numerous and too remarkable to be forgotten. PREPARKD BY DR. J. C. AYER & CO. LOWELL. MASS. For Pale in Milledgi vi eh, u.RijnVE& CLARK R-*d 1ILR1Y & HALL. P S 23 S Permanently Cured by the usebt Carumtugh's S* J |, E S A LYE. This Salve bus accomplished extraordinary cures and has gained a lasting reputatii n Try it.it iis* no eq it ni. For sab* in < intlY!' A f’l.AltK JVO. K, WiL!)! K & GILLIE, FACTORS AM) COMMISSION M ifi 11C II \1N TS. A L SO Agents for Sew Y ork and Savannah SIDS WESSL STZASESHIFS, Savannah, ga., S TRICT attention given t-> the sale of Cot ton and other produce—and orders fur plautatio supplies filled with dispatch—und at the lowest eas prices. August 1st. I860. 11 i y* New Clothing i JUST RECEIVED AT THE Milledmille Clothing Store o o HOTEL NO. 1. \ General Assortment of Gents, Youths, and Boys gjgUJI SPRING & SUMMER CLOTH ING, ail made to order, and the work warranted. Also, a genera! assortment o nATi! Beebes lasfimnabie Mm,K>'KiS an Caksimkr. and a variety of SOFT CASS., an- Light8timm*-r HATS, for Men and Hots. Also . great, variety of TRAVELING TRUNKS, YA LISES, BAGS, Ac . Ac. A. C. VAIL, Agent. April lfith.1860. 47 tf. Important to S’emales!! Dr. . hecseman's Pills. NOTICE—The combinations of ingredient' in t hese PILLS are the result oi a long and exteu sive practice. They are mild in their operation and certain in correcting ifll irregularities, paint’u menstruation,removing ai! obstructions, whethe from cold or otherwise, headaeht*, pain in the side palpitation ofihe heart, disturbed sleep, which al ways arise from interruption of nature. They ou be securely used as a preventive. These pills shoul- never be taken in pregnancy, as thei would b sure to cause a miscauiage. Warranted purel; vegetable, and free f rom anything injurious to lif or health. Explicit directions, which should b read, accompany each Box. Price. $1 per box For sale by Wm. Barnes also by Herty & Had of Milledgeville, they wii be sent by mail, if wished, on the reception of $1 they can also be obtained of Dr. C. L. Lheesemai. Box No. 1531. New York P"st-office. 17 Ii JiesfliS. A. li, A. L« li, Are Associated in the Practice of Lav- Office 1st Door upon 2d floor of MASOMC HAI.l' 35 tf. ii cmniiaii frteiiilon, if ilk in.it/it loutttydn Tenders his Professional services to the <-itiz*-ria >1 Wilkinson county. [Jan.6.57 jy Jan. 23d, 1857. i> Ei A* Ttltl.fUh .*. «JU\, ATTORNEY AT LAW NEWTON, Baker county, Ga March 18, 1856. LTH E RIDGE 8c SON, Factors t'otansission and Foraardine KT T8, 8.4 A A ISA • I ft ETHERIDGE. July 15th, 1856. J «;a. ETHERIDGE, J r 8 tf ' Thoma* Hardeman, jr. J. W. Griffin HAS.B3IVIAIVr Sl GAirFIN, \ wm. s.n,v, D ealers in wines, liquors, tobac C< >, SEGARS and Groceries of every (]q. •cripfion. Corner of Cherry and Third Sts., .41 A CON GA, Sept 2. 1859. 14 t f J. € A .ti P, ATTORNEY AT LAW, AT WORTH, H BIT COUNTY, Ta., P RACTICES in Cobb. Cass, Chero..ee, Milton 1‘auldihg, and Fulton. XISFSSUBRCES. 'on J. W. Lewis. At anta: G* n. A. J. Hanseil Mariet'a: Roberts, (’dsker v & Co . Augufta- E L. ■ Litchfield, N & G. 8. Avf.ry, Ac- worm. EA*“Any info*mation as to responsibility of par ties promptly givei March 9'h. 1861. 42 ly. NEWLLL & WELLBORN, ATTORNEYS AT LAW, Milledgeville, La. \\7ILL PRACTICE in the Counties of tha If Ocintt'gee i ircuit. Milledgeville. Ga . Feb 16, I860. 39 lv. Cure Cough, Cold. Hoarseness. Influenza, avy Irritation ot Soreness of the Throat, retiert the hacking Cough, in Con swaption. Bronchitis, Asthma, and Catarrh, and gire strenght to the rain Of 1'idiiic Sjtcakers. ami Sin*iers. Few are aware of the imnortan, e of checking a cone 1 or’’common cold” in its first stage; that which in tl. beginning would yield to 11 mild remedy if neglected soon at'iu ks the Lungs. BR"WN’S Brunehal T-oche.- ciintai- i"g demnleent ingredients, allay Pulmonary an- Bronchial Irritation. BROWN'S j “The trouble in tnv Throat, ffor wh'e’ the “TR< 'CUES’’ nie a sp-eific! hnvitij nnde me often a mere wid-perer.” N I’. \Ylf,I |8 “I rceortrmend their use to PUBLTf SPEAKERS.” Rev. E. H CHAPIN ‘Great service in suhdnir-c Honr-eness.’ Rev DANIEL )\ ISE. “Almost instnif relief" in Ihe disiressim 'abor of brentiiii-g peenl-ar to A*thr--a ’ Rev. A. C. EGGLESTON. “Contain no Opimp nr nmfl-irg i> juri ms.” Dr. A. A. HAYES Chitr, •/. ■■ \ -i-nnle and pleasant combination f<i COUGHS Ac. Dr. fi F FTGETjOW. Boston. “Benefi-ial in BRONCHITIS’’ DR. J. F. W. LANE, B"-ton. *.I have ptt'Ved them excellent f,e Whooping Cungh,’’ REV. H W. WARREN. Boston. “B -neficial when compelled to speak i-fTerirg form COLD ” Rev. S J P. ANDERSON, St. Louis “Effectual in removing Hoarseness an*’ -li'iitiiin 1 f tl-e Th oat; so common witl peakersnnd Sirgcrs ” Prof. M. STACY JOHNSON. IjiOrango. Gn.. Teacher of M"-:e, S'-nthern Female College. “Greaf benefit when t-iken Hef.*r6 an Iter peoacliirg. as they prevent Hoarse —s. From their past • fleet. I think the' rill be of permanent advantage *0 me.” R. v. E. ROWLEY. A M . President of Athens College.Tenn. Sr* Sold hvall Dn-ggi.-ts, at TWENTY. ’IVE CENTS A 150X^5 I-SUP, (p] 28 fm j TROCHES BROWN’S TROCHE." BROWN’S TROCHES BROWN’S TROCHES BROWN’S TROCHES BROWN’S troches BROWN’S TROCHE’ BROWN’S TROCHE BROWN” TROCHE: BROWN”. TROCHE: BROWN’: TROCHE: Deeembei IAW CARD. The undersigned liaxe a-s, ciated themselves tn. ,ether in the practice of Law, tmdei the firm name of CLARK, IRVIN & TAYLOR, uni will give prompt attention to all business entrust- d to theii care in the countii s ot Dougherty. Lee. Sumter, Terrell, Wurth, Mitchell, Calhi-us, Early, Decatur, M tt.LER, nd by special contract, in anv county in South-West- •ru Genrgm. - RlCH’I). H. CLA1.K SAM I. D. IRVIN, ’ WM. TAILOR. Albany Feb. 14, 18f’,t. 30 tf. J. C. COUPTvN, ATTORNEY AT LAW, K£XI.Xr3GZ:VXZtLB, GA. Office in lltt Cuurt House, nppusitt the Ordinary'i (ffice A 5’5’TLL practice in tiie Counties composing the ♦ * Oemnlg. e Circuit. bn* y 1 I. 1S6). 39 tf.' iSTfil GAUDTi ini OFFICE IN THE M ASONIC BUILDING MILLEDOE VILIJZ. GA., IIPAllopernrions performed witli. care and war- euted satisfactory. Miiledgevilie. May 5th. ISfiO. 5“ tf TAILORING. J. C.SPE r ling, thankful for past favors would inform hi* old frivi ds and cuptonen*, that lie is still at liia K LSI NESS and can he found next d»*or to the Recorder office. Ilis fits and work, warranted to give SATISFACTION. V -V 1st l«G(l 24 tf. IfU. t li. HALL H AS removed his residence and OFFICE to JiFfERSCJ SXBX22T. BF*Rf.sidencf.—tlie ’’ recently occupied •y Mr Chamberlain. Fit "’ i next door. THE SOLTHEKN CONFEDERACY. BY IIANLEITER J-'DAIR, ATLANTA, GA. rpllE DAILY SOUTHERN CONFEDERACY k under armn^emei.tx ja»t completed, w ill contain ui. the latent intelligence nt every kind. r« pm ted exprena- ly form hy Magnetic Tele^iaph, and t!»e Mails. AIhu. •iaily reportsuf tiie Atlanta aud other Markets. Loc l Incidents aud [terns, &.r , &c. Price—$> a-vear; $ for six months, or 5 » Cents for one inoutii — alway s ii. advance. I be WEEKLY SOUTHERN CONFEDERACY i made up fron1 1 and contains the cream of, toe Daily It is a l.tr«r * sheet, and give* more fresh readimrniattei ilian any other Weekly in the Confederate State.-. Itr* Market Keports, will he full, and made up from nctunt tranKaerions. Price $ 2 a year^or$l 25 for six months —iuva i ibly in advance. Post masters* aie authorized to net ns our Agents in obtaining subscribers and forwarding the money— for Wtiirh ttioy wii! he allowefi toreinin, as emnuusion, weiify-Hve cents on each Weekly, or fifty cents ou each i) liiv subscriber. Persons ffettii!*; up Clubs of five, ten or more subs ‘ribets, will be supplied with the e »pies ordered at 12 l-2 percent, less tliau our regular r ites. Cy*X«» name will be entered on our b »nks until the m»ney is paid, nnd all subscriptions are discontinued when the time expires for which payment is made, unless the same be renewed. Address, IIANLEITER Sl A PAIR. Atlanta. Georeda. Marchl<?fd. 47 TiliS SOUIliLlcV bEFUULII’. Thi* Daily and Weekly Political ami Commer cial Join mil. edited by JAMES M. SMYTHF.,E«q . and. J'JHN B. WEEMS, E-(| , Associate. Contains the latest news by Telegraph and Mai); is published in the city of Augusta. Georgia, hy WM. J. VASON & Co. It is the cheap*-st Political Paper ol its Size, issued Daily in the Confed erate Sla'es of America. TERMS—CASH L\ ADVANCE: Daily for Om* Y"i-ar On •• “ *ix Months 3(0 “ ’* Three Months. I 50 “ “ One Month 5“ Weekly fur One Year $2 00 “ ’• six Months I 25 “ “ Four Months I 0 “ *• One Month 25 Post-Masters are anthnriz*-d to act as oor Agents fo receive subscriptions, and forward ip ns tin Monei, 40 2m. Scholastic Year 1860. New Arrangement. Change of Schedule, on and after Monday 11 th iitst. THE .Subscribersare convey- -*7 v ing the U. S. Mail from Mil- k-dgevillc via Sparta, Gnlver- ton and Powtlton to Dmilile .y-r*VQ—5 Wells.and would respeetfuliy iu\ite the attention of their friends and the travelling public, to their new nnd complete arrangement for travelling facilities over thi.-line. SCHEDULE—l^ave Milledgeville after the arrival of trains from Columbus. Mm-on and Savannah: Ar* rive in Sparta at Go’ciock P. M. and at Double Wells same evening. Lenve Double Wells a'ter the arrival of morning trains from Augusta. Atlanta and Athens; Arrive at Sparta 11 o’clock, A. M.; Arrive at Milledgeville same evening. With good Hacks, fine Stock and careful drivers, we solicit a liberal patronage. MOORE & FORKS. t)f«|r Otto**-Milled eevW, Hotel Milled ceritte-.G a. F.dirarde' Hotite. Sparta. Moore's Hotel, Double Wells. July 11,1859. 8 tf. flourishing Institution hi t Five General Ds- l partuieuts. > lsf. A Collegiate Department Which embraces a f*»u r years course of study, incln* liuff all tlie branches of Science necessary to make Youngr LjkJu*8 thorough and accomplinhad bdiolari. Tuition £50 00 per annum. 2d. An Acalemic Dppurtmen!, In which pupils arc properly prepared for Cnlle? 1 ’, tndagood ha»islaid f>r thorough Scholarship. Tu ition from $20 to 40 a year. •3d. A Music Department, 'For instructing pupiN on the Pi ana Forte. Oni^r, Harp, Organ, Harmonium, Violin. &C. Tuition $*>Q- 4th. Ornamental Department, Where instruction is given in every variety o’ Painting and needle woik. Tuition from $20 tof4< 5th. A Domestic Department. F^r teaching: pnpili* the Elementary and lutieeof Domestic Affairs. FACULTY. Rev. W. C. WILKES, A. M., President, Prof. R T.ASBURY, A. M., Sec’v. Rev. <4.T. Wilbnm, Iff. D., Prof. W. Fisher A. 5f* Mis Mary A. Wilkes. Mrs M. A. Land. Minn .inlia A. Stanford. Mi.** Koxa ihappcl* Mis** Carrie E Land. Mi»« Clara Stone* Miss Eunice.I- E-sketr. Mrs. Am^csBraomntier Rov. Adiel s mrwood, D. P., Griffin, President Board Trnatcc^ ^ Hon..John T. fVowder, Monroe county, Vice Frcs . Col. John T. Stephens, Forsvth, Ser’y. A. G.Cabatdfss, Es<i-, F«»rs\tfi, Treasurer. COMMENCEMENT. Examination ofSenior Class. July 2,— 6. Annual Examination. July 12, 13. 16. n Commencement Sermon, Rev. P. II. Hell. V. v-, \then«..1u>v 15. JHiii"r Exhibition, July I7th. Commencement dav, Julv 18th. ., j Literary Addrejs, by Hon. Mr. Douglas. Cnmberi, ! Fall Term will begin Ang. 20th. For furtlrf | information send for a VfLKES, Prf s’t. R. T.Asbury, Secretary Faculty. .lulv'ifh. 1*60. :t lv. CASTLEN & VAl)DELL, Wnni.EMI.E «il» BETHL WUK8S O DRIOS, MEDICINES, &c. MACON, GA. November llSth, 1*66. 26^d* w EF If yon are affliefed with Kies, send toi & Hall ami *rer a box of Sturdevant n pil ment. and h* ct ra-1 Price H* 1 " 11 . Jnc.b'- «-rdi»l. which is an exe for engh colds, pain mf lie b v ''' s, l '‘'”’ r ^ jj^lL- may befoundatthe Drug Sc-v ofHxatr A. u