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Newspaper Page Textflit Southern I}fra lb. wak, Krderai. ash Con federate —** In reply to a rcsolutim of the House of Reprcxcntati*r«,” say* the \V«*hinj»lon Union of Tuesday, “ Calling up on the Secretary of war for tiic number of prisoner*, of citln r»ide bold am! tliat died during the war, he makes the followin'* re port : Number of Inion prisoners South, 260.010 ; number of Rebel prisoners North, 200,000; number of Union prisoners died, number of Hebei prisoners died, 20, 136." r unmeuting upon thisstatement, which in view of its source may be regarded as official, the Petersburg Index says: After all the “ barbarities ” of Andcrson villc, and Salisbury, after all the hired |>er jury with which Wirt* was murdered; with all the unbounded appliances for health, comfort ami cure which the humane, Chris tian, enlightened, ami cifilixcd North pos sessed, with all the utterly infamous charac ter of Washington official testimony where “ rebels arc concerned ; with every motive for ; with constant practice of, and unblush ing notoriety in, falsifying records to suit their castt, what are the facts { (tut of 201,(KKf Inion prisoners, 22,f»00 and etl. Oaf of 200,00(1 Confederate prison ers, 2t>/»00 died The Inion prisoners ex ceeded the Confederate prisoners 01,000; yet the death of Union prisoners fell below tlxwe of Confederate pris mors i-ix thousand. Tuo “ Yankee” prisoners died out of over twenty-three in Southern picns. Two “ reb el ’’ prisoners died out of every fiftcin in Northern pens. Differences in Time at Prominent Points— The inaugurali >n of submarine telegraphio communication by means of the Atlantic cable, makes it interesting to en quire into the difference of time in the vari ous cities in different p:.rt- of the world. When it i* 12 o’clock high noon at New Yolk it is lifiy lire minutes ami f rty-two seconds afer l (I*. .M ) at London; lifty seven minutes ami twenty seconds after 6 (I*. M ) at St. Petersburg; seventeen min iites, twenty f’< ur seconds alt r 7 (P. M i at •Jerusalem; lif'ty-otie li.itiutis and tortv-fnur scoonds alter (5 ( P. M.) at Cos istanttuoplc ; forty minutes an ! thirty two seconds alter l (P. M ) at Madrid ; tliirtx-oi»ej minutes and twenty seconds after 5 i P M.) at lliemcn ; forty minut sand thirty-two seconds aft< r l (l*. V.) at Dublin; and forty otic minutes any twenty four seconds after <’> (I*. M.) at Florence r i lie difference of time hi tween the extreme East and West points ol'tlm United States is three hours and fitly minutes. In the China sea, between Singapore and China, it is midnight when it is noon at New York. NEWS. FACTS, &C The Itilian puiiiot, Muzziniii, is dead. A Massa diusetls | aper says that (teneral Hull, r will run for ('oiigress next November. fieri. Grunt will wear two stars and a mc taihe shield a? an in-<ignia of rank. The Hiclitnond papers report an unmistak aide ami fatal ca.-e oi cholera in that city on Sunday, f»th instant. Mr. Cledrgo Dawson Ims resigned tho J’osimnster-hip at Albany, (leorgia. Cause (lisugre* ment with the Johintoniflu policy. A I nited Stalls cavalryman has been tarred and feathered by his comrades in Texas for attempting miscegenation. A United States regular is on trial at Hielimond lor marrying a negro washer woman while having a wile in Massachusetts. Pat son lirownlow made a speech in Nasi - ville, and said “he wanted to see hell greasi and five miles with ret cl gut Lit ” It is very likely he will seo—but not the grease. A man advertises for “ competent persons to undertake the sale of anew medicine,” and adds that it will be profitable for the umhrtti ?;• r. A Tennessee paper mentions quite a cur - osity in the vegetable line, in the shape pi ten ears of Corn growing from the ssihic stem. The rai'otiyl bridge over Big Black rivet baa been finished, and trains from Meridian now run into Vicksburg. A lute (hdilornia letter says: Tho number of ( hitiamon in tho various I’acifio States and Jerrituries is estimated as between 65,- 000 and 75,000. The smallest thing tho Badioals did in Congress was striking out the sum proposed lorn pairs ol tho I’resident’s bouse, to show their spite towards its occupant. The Fenian Senate, which has been in session in Indianapolis, passed resolutions condemning President Johnson and endors ing Congress Dr. Ihwtio and Rev. Mr. Horton, Chap Inin ol the Louisiana t'tatc Convention, died Bih in~f :iart, at New Orleuns, from wounds received in the recent riot. A. T. Stewart is to erect a building at Savannah, (la., designed as a wholesale branch office of tho New Vork firm, which is intended to eclipse anything of the kind in the South. A ‘‘ Convention of Liberal Physicians” is advertised to meet in Atlanta on the first of October. Those attending will be attended to hospi ably by Dr. J. W. Price, at the Bclleviou Hotel. Gun cotton is now made into ropes for storage, and kept under water. When an order is received at the manufactory, a few hours, suffice to send the cotton on its way. H has been found that by making the ropes with many air channels through tho mass, the cotton explodes almost instantaneously, and is as- violent in action as the strongest fulminates. A gentleman who has traveled extensively in the bust states that in Kgypt, where sun stroke is of frequent occurrence, the Arabs dissojve salt in water and pour it into the sufferer’s ears, thus speedily relieving him. The Millcdgeville I m'on says that a Yan kee school teacher, who, for a few weeks past, has been teaching the colored chfldren sn that city, and had succeeded in getting some advance payments, last week robbed the colored gem in an with whom he was stop ping, of his watch, pistol, and some other articles, and left for purls unknown. The Mexican Minister has received dis patches from Suarez, dated Chihuahua, July 28. Juarez declines the services of Santa Anna because he was one of the originators of the plan of foreign intervention in the af fairs of Mexico, and cannot be depended on, because the Mexican people have lost confi dence in him. Ilis presence there, he fur flor states, would bean agent of discord ard ‘.rouble NEW FURNITURE STOKE /.V MACON. MLUVIT, FElllS & (0. Ilnvf ]u«t fj-criotl bi.<) Retiring Dail\, • Urge Quantity of FUKNITI HE, Consisting in p>»rt of CHAMBER SETS, PAKLOH SETS, lirHEAPS OF ALL KINDS, CHAIRS OF EVERY DESCRIPTION, WHEAT VARIETY OF CARPETING. WIIAT KNOTS and HOOK SHELVES, HAT TREES and TEA POOS, M A RLE TOP TABLES, EXTENSION. BREAKFAST, DINING and TEA TABLES, SPRING BEDS, CRADLES, CRIBS and CHILDREN'S CHAIRS, W INDOW SHADES, a Great Variety, MATTING, SOFAS, TETK TETF.S, etc , ele. Repairing of old Furniture done in the beat style. You will find iih on Cherry street, oik tl.M.r filmvo H. Rosa, iniiy 10:1m FINDLAY & M A Mill AM, Wholesale and Retail Dealer* in FAX V FAMILY UMM KRIES ANI» PROVISIONS GENERALLY, \\ lues, Liquor*, Cigars, Tobacco, Fruits, Candv, Nut*. ,tc., Ac. •lo'Sii snort. nrmsm: rir.si vatiomh. bank, -fl At ON, t.LOltfil A, may 10: P M. RYAN. MAN! FACT llt Kit of French Burr Mill Stones. Mill Spindles, Mill Machinery. «»f nil descrip!ions, Steam F.rgine*, Saw and (»rist Mills. Hoisting Screws, Smut Machines, Belting and Ilolhn/ Cloth. Screen Wire, Mill Ticks, Planter of Pari*. iilwhys on hand nnd mnde to order. AM work sold by me warranted. 1 also contract for tliu election of l'loui intf Mills. t’orner of and Broad atreels, NASH \ I LI,Id, TEW. Ang'J-tf. IIIEUS ttT.UEII I.V (VEBI TOWV, to si 11.1 iik Followino VALUABLE S(HTIIKHN HISTORY Southern History of tin- War, n v L A. I’OLLAUD, l/iitor Richmond Examiner. - '*»!* . H vi>., iilintit 67 .> pageseach. *3 nil per vol Will, -JO Splendid Steel Poi trail*. ’I hi- is I he only |l ml authentic history of the Southern ride published, extending u * |i doe*, trom the beginning of the war to the final surrender of the Confederate aimies. Mr. Pollard’* prominent position in the Confed eracy has eiiatded him to prepare work one qualed in accuracy and interest, and wliieli is ev ery where acknowledged t.. Le the Standard South eru History. It should find ,i place in every library II SOUTHERN GENERA!.S-THEIR LIVES AND CAMPAIGNS, l>r OAIU. W. I'.tKKKR axow, With 17 ‘'iilriiitiil hteel Portrait*: 1 -/01. 8 vo , 500 pages, £4,no. Containing Biographic* of lira distinguished South eru Genetal*. with fißi and graphic account* of the various campaigns inwlii li they were engaged. It i» a nm-t important and intere*. ting volume, and has be, u prepared with the utmost care and thoroughness. 111. LIFE SERVICES AND CAMPAIGNS or STONLWAI.I. J AC KSO X BV * VIKUHOAV. ’ ] vol., 12 mo., 321 pa re*: one dollar and a half with Authentic PolihMs of JACKsoN and hi* mi 1 Will L,on steel. I hi* is ly niitlieutic histovv of this di*tin gulslied Under which has been" writ'en. it ha* been (V- pared from < 'ffieinl reports eoutempo rery narntfives, aid p> i»o nul acquaintance, anp is complete and full. IV THE RAIDS AND ROMANCES .1/ olt G A X A XI) 111 S MEX BY vrh. SAI.I.IE ROCHESTER FORD. With Steel Potrait of General. MORGAN, 1 vo* 12 mo , -124 pages, #l, seventy.five cents, * A complete history of til's daring officer, more thrilling ami interesting than t-g,. fiction. v V. women of Tin; south Distinguished in Literature One Vol., Eight. vo.. Five hundred and eleven pa ges. Three dollars and a 'half. Illustrated with Spie - did Pt.lrails, nu steel, from life, of Mm* Octavo Wai.ton Le Vert, Miss Maria .1. Mi Ixtosii. Mrs. Rosa Vertxer Johnson, Mrs. Anmk Cora Uircuis, Mis* AtotsTA J. Evans, Mrs. L. Virginia French, Marion 11ari.am>. And containing full bmgrapliieal sketches and sp.eimen extracts from the most celebrated w rit mgs prose and verse, of 'll 11KTY FIV E 1 >1 >TI NGITsII El) LIT ERA R V “WOMEN OF THE SOUTH.’’ All the above works are having an immense sale, and agents are doing splendidly ’everywhere many making from ten to fifteen dollar* par day \\ e want an ngm! in every town iu the South eru State-. Returned Soldi.is. Ladies. Teacher* and oilier*, w ill find this must profitable employ* ment. Exclusive territory given, and liberal iudaoe ments offered to canvasser*. For full particulars ni'diess C. If. RICHARDSON, Publisher. 5-10 Broadway, X. Y. J. T. JENKINS «6 CO.. \Y 11 OLES AI. E PIIUGGI STS, A NO Dealers in Paint*, Oils, Window Glass, -TV Chemical*, Chemical Apparatus, Stationary! Pautent Medicines and a complete assortment of FANCY AND TOILET ARTICLES. ALABAMA. ST ATI.ANTA, OA Perl 565 NEW HARDWARE STORE. H. C. BARROW, WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALER IN Hardware, Cutlery, Notions, Syr WHITEHALL ST., CORSE* ALABAMA, ATLANTA, GEORGIA. Ha* Just received a Large and Splendid assortment of Table Cutlery, Pocket Cutlery Shoe Knivea, Scissors and Shear* Razors and Strap!, Steel*, Needle* Chop Axes, Hatchets, Foot Adz, Planes, Chisels, Axes, Broad Axes, Saw Setts, Drawing Knives, Augers. Braces and Bits, Hammers, Monkey Wrenches, Hand Saws, Cross Cut Saws, Anvils, Bellows, Bench Screws, Y’ices, Wood Saws, Mill Saws Stocks and Dies, Wagon Boxes, Steel Squares Gimlets, Pipe Boxes, Buggv Nuts, Carriage Bolts, Shoe Naiis, Shoe Tacks. Iron and Buggy Findings, Shoe Hammers, Shoe Pincers, Shovels, Tongs, Fire Irone, shoe Awls, Shoe Pegs, Foot Scrapers, Hinges, Butts, Shoe Thread, Spades, Shovels, Forks, Haines, Garden Rakes, Garden Hoe*, Screws, Hooks and Hinge*, Fire Bolts, Platform Scales, Bolts, Latches, Sash Putties, Counter Scales, Rope Nail*, Sash Wsights Sash Cord. Cotton Cards, Water Buckets. Curtain Hands, Bed Casters Coft’«e Mills, Stales. Sieves. Well Buckets, Tubs, Brooms, Jim Crow Cards,Sifters, Sad Irons, Tin Dippers. Cocoa Dippers, Cooking Stoves, Office Stoves, Oven*. Hots, Tea Kettles, Sauce Fans, F.y ing Pans. Tin Buckets. Tin Fans, Lock Chains, Trace Chains, Horse Brushes, Curry Combs, Whitewash Brushes, Shoe Brushes, Candle Sticks, Oil Lamps, Grind Stones, Files, Shaving Cream and Soaps. lookout Glasses, Fsucetts. I’rittar.ia Ware, Te . Setts, Guu Caps, Gun Tubes, Spoons, Ladleea, Sand Paper, Ac. And numerous other articles. In fact, every thing usually kept in a Wholesale and Retail Hardware House. Orders respectfully solicited and promptly January I, 66. 3n>. /AIR STOCK OF FAMILY AND FANCY. (1 ROCERIES, is now complete. We invite an examination of our Sugars, Coffees, Teas, Flour, and Rice l‘ resli giound BU KWH * T YL< UR. SI aA R HO USE YR L'R, Mackerel. Codfish, Herrings, Beef-tongues, Oysters, Sardin lie Fruits, Can Fruits’ Dates, Raisins, Prunes, Figs and Ni of all kinds, Kc-osciic Lamps, Wicks. Chimneys slid C Candles in Parafioe Wax, Star and Tallow, Far and Mick Candy in great variety. Milk, Butter, Soda, Wiye, Ayr/ ami Plain Crackers, Fresh Dairy and Stale Cheese always on hand. Sma/kin<> and Cheicing Tobacco in groat vanety. In brief, ii is our aim to keep those goods that ovory Housekeeper l)aily needs. kor prices, we prefer our Customers to exercise their own judgment. We solicit a call from our friends, and the pub lie generally S. W. MANGHAM, & CO Dec. 27, S. T. ATKIN, W holcsale and Retail Dealer in Stoves, Ranges, Grates. Pumps, Cutlery, Rritania and Plated Ware, Wooden and Willow Ware, House Furnishing Goods, etc., etc., etc., etc., Also, Manufacturer of TIMWEMM) Simmon IRE, No. 2 Wiuship Block, Peachtree Street ATLANTA, GEORGI. STOVES, RANGES, TIN PLATE. SHEET IRON COPPER ANI) ZINC. Liu Heating and Cooking Stoves, with Furniture complete, The Chilton Cooking Range, the best Range in use. 300,000 lbs. Iron, assorted sixes of the best quaii ty. A NICE ASSORTMENT OF English and German Table Cutlery, Scissors, Butchers’ Knives, Shovels, Spades, Ac. ALSO, A LARGE ASSORTMENT OF Plain and Planished Tin Ware, Rritania and .Inpancd Ware, Wooden and Willow Ware, House Furnishing Goods, (in variety), Glass Ware, Lamps, Gas Fixtures, Manilla Rope, Bed Cords, Twine, Blacking. Shoe and Stove Blacking, Ac. inavSl—3m SPRING STYLES MBS, JACKSOU NFWTOiW FASHIONABLE MILLINEHS GRIFFIN ; GEORGIA. FEB HU A RY INSTALLMENT. WE HAVE THE PLEASURE OF INFORM ing our friend* and pnblrc generally, that, we have just received from New York a bneuliful collection of the most fashionable good* in our line and would respectfully invite the citizens of Griffin, and surrounding country to examine our Stock before purchasing elsewhere, a* we can and wib sell as LOW as eau be purchased iu the State. We have also the pleaeure of stating that we have made arrangements in New York to keep our selves supplied with the MOST FASHIONABLE GOODS that ean be had, so that wo may be able at all times, to eupply our friend* and customers! with the vo-y latest styles. MR< JACKSON A NEWTON. Febv I.Vfm GREENBACKS ABB GOOD! BUT ROBACK *fl STOMACH BITTRRII. after jeaia »»l ei|*n«*iM*a and trial, hava bro»eu lo be ih® n®«t rtmrdj r*tMOl tut rdi coUipiauuU where a tonic and «tirneianl are r®‘l‘orr*J. They never u.l U itrengllwn the ae.ik. itnjwrt «-.g*r to Itie atrong, and and ali rejects ~W rr-akor® •naffer®.! ai-d l-n.ow.* I **n co«i®ututo«4*-*- No mual) iu.* t*-« re*mr>i »»U» a* much f-.v -r *t* Kt/ I utk'i Kniia'3 Bitt*m. lit Cl. v OVER .*O,OOO »-•»!.•*» aere ♦ ; I *»y one 4rt.g-i»«»iDH' inti.® | «-i )*•»'• '* a 'l* muled »•) *»ur n*<*-t U/n.H ians lliMt I's. KOBAI K S HT*»M \< H HIT TER* com 1 *tih* the |»ro|»er*«ea *.f a gentle laxative, an efficient anti-bilious •gent, acd the ta*-t atomia*hic known to ~W" the world. ROBACK’B BITTEKS aliould ■ te used by conviferfenu to atrengtlieii I the proatrat.on which alway* follow v acute J dueaae In the B II.IOL’S dial riot aof the Weal and South there ha*, for a lon* time. U en much needed itn article of STOMAf H BIITKKS. m hi«*li, if taken in |>ro|*er quantities, and at lli«* |»ri i*-r tiin«*. are a sure preventive of lidioua l-Vvcr, Fever and Ague, hirer Cnmj*laint. I*y«- ■ 1 |>epwia ( Indigestion, Jaundice. Kidn*-v • ■ * Complaint, and all diseases of similar B r.afnre; And are better as a preventive p for Ulious derangement, regulating ANI> strengthening the system, and giv ing tr.ne to the digestive organs, than any other known remedy. Now that the war is over, there w illl*e thousands seeking homes -n the Soith No per ron who values his lift should go there without having constantly at hand the r ■ BITTERS, as a safeguard aguin«t epi- f ■ t detuie and maladies engendered bv mi- B asma and |>olltited water. 'J'rnveiers K and nil residents of the rank nver-bot- if tom Clift NT! EH of the West and fiouth, and the valley of tlie Miaaissipni nnd its ributane*. should provide themselves with the BITFERH. There is i»rol*al.ly no one disease with winch manKiisi are nftlicted which 1a the source of many ailments as dyspepsia, or as it is more commonly railed Sour Hlomach, an«i I t ' there i* n<> mors certain remedy linn Rolsick's Sfomaeh Billers They are | J neter known to fad. KI.NO C-llOf t.ll A hr.« rdways lw»en much .Iremle l bv the pt.l.hc, and pcopi® h.-iVc re*‘ lj< ‘’’ IO fdl ni.mner ot uu di. mra a» nfrest the | togresa, but with l;*»Ie mi -• A sure cure and piev-'Ul.te is to Is* found in the use of Hr. ItOBACK'H SHNMNA ~W VTAN KEVEhIKH Keep the Ih.w. '- ■ M open with the Pills, and invigorate the B— system by free n«e of the Stonmch ■ M lhtfers, or, if the blood be thin, use the B ll purifier. w SFCH an invalusMe remedy should t»o kept in every family Keep the rvstetn in full vigor atid nothing is to l*e feiire<l from disease or cholera. THE MlJ* FEU ABLE. l*o not l*e deceived hy purchasing any of the quack nostrums under the various names of p, tfer* Purchase none other hut !>r. ROBACKI STOMACH BITTERH, which are com pounded of the purest drugs, an<l in I. j which the afflicted can rely. rv> — / ARE BETTER! PRINCE, WALTON b COMPANY, (Scccesxcrs to C. W. Roback,) SOLE PROPRIETORS, 2To*. GO, !fft, GO and 02 Ea*t Third St re it, CINCINNATI, O. Are Sold by all Druggists and Dealers in Patent Medicines EVERYWHERE. SADDLES, HARNESS AND LEATII E R . G-. BEHNO, COTTON AVANUE, Between Antiberry and Cherry Streets, • MACON, GEORGIA, Calls the attention of Dealers and Planters to his Stock of Splendid Saddlery and Harness Goods, Consisting of the following Goods: LADIES’, GENTS’ and BOY'S SADDLES, CARRIAGE, BUGGY <t DRAUGHT HARNESS WOOL, HAIR and STRAW COLLARS. As well as HARNESS, BRIDLE. SOLE. UPPER, BEL LOWS, BAND and STRING LEATHER, always on hand at the lowest price*. hardware, of all kind* in hi* line. My facilities for manufacturing all classes of work, are unsurpassed bv any lb use in the State. YOU BUY ' 8 LUOKAI MY STOCK BEFORE All Kinds of Repairing Done April29-t>m HARDWARE Cos CUTLERY CARRIAGE MATERIALS, TRIMMINGS, PAINTS, OILS, VARNISHES AND GLASS. C. H- JOHNSON is constantly receiving at his old stand on Hill Street, a large assortment of all goods in his line, which he is selling at wholesale and retail as low as they ean be bought in any interior market. TERMS CASH. Insure Your Properly ! C- 11. JOHNSON is Agent for the SOUTHERN MUTUAL Insurance Company, of A t hens. Os., Ca pi t»I. *23 s oi io The UNDERWRITERS AGENCY of New ' Tll'r'imur , *3,000,000 4 lb HOME Insurance Company of New * °.,u‘ "**'L , " *4.000,000 » IHENIX dr PUTNAM Company of Hartford, Connecticut, and other good Companies. Risks arc solicited on Cotton, Merchandise Furniture, and Buildings. JSU Losses promptly adjusted. Legal Advertisements. / 1 EOP.GI x SPALDING COUNTY.—Whereas vjr Jam-s 11. Logan applies to ine for letters of dismU.-ion a* admimsl rator on Ihe -state of Hugh Ilarn.l, deceased, lie having fully o<iuiiai9tere6 and wound up said estate. Tlj. -r ar- ther-fore to cite and direct all persons concerned to l>t- and appear at my office wilhin the ti- ,<• prescribed by law. and sh"w cause if any -xi-t w hy -Hid letter- of difmission should not be granted. Given under mv hand at niy office Ibis May 7th. 1866. ’ F. D. DIsMI'KE. May 17-6 m Ordinary Cl fiOKGI \ SPALTXING COUNTT.—Whereas f Win. M. Blanton administrator on the Estate of John B Reid late of .aid county Deceased ap plies to me for letters of dismission as administra tor o* raid Estate he having fully administered and wound up the same. These are therefore to city and admonish all persons interested or concerned to be and appear at iny office within the time prescribed by law. and show cause if any exist why said letters of ■li 'mission should not be grnn'ed. Given under uiyhain' at my office, this the Ist day of April 1866 April ltitli m6in. F. D. DISMUKE, Ordinary. / 1 GEORGIA SPALDING COUNTY—Where V.T as Wm, M. Blanton administrator on the Es tate of Sarah K. Reid late of said county deceased npi lies to me for letters of dismission as adminis trator on sail! Estate he having fully administered and wound up the same. These are therefore to cite and admonish all person* interested or concerned to be and appear at my office w ithin the time prescribed bv law and show cause if any exist why said letters should not be granted. Given under my hand at my office this Ist day of April 1866 K. D. DISMUKE, Ordinary. / * EORGIA. SPALDING COUNTY—Whereas. V j George W. White appMes to me for letters ot dismission os ndmistrator on the estate of Charles B White, deceased, having fully administered and wound up said estate, These ore, therefore, to cite and admonish all persons interested, to be, and appear at my offiee, w ithin the time prescribed by law, to show cause, if auv exiyt, why such letters should not be grant ed. Given under my hand, at office, this 25th day of January, 1866. F D. DItsML’KE, (trdin ary. Herrs Superior Court. March Term; 1866. E. B. Ridgeway I vt > Libel for Divorce. Mary A. F Ridgeway. ) II appearing to the l ourt. that the Defendant is not to be found in Ihe County of Butts, and is not to be found in ibis State, it is ordered that the defendant he r* qnired to he and appear at the the next term of the superior Court of suid Cout. ty to answer the Plai 11 iff in ait action of Libel for Divorce, and that this order be published mice a month for four months previous to the next tern of this Court. J A. Hunt Libellant’s Att’y A true extract from lbe Minutes of said Court Mari't} 13 1«66, W. R. Bankstom. Clerk. apr!l'i4o Ordinary. C's EORGIA. SPALDING COIM’Y. Whereas M A MeCuthnjgh Administrator of Robert C. McCullough deceased applies to me for an order to sell the real c-tute belonging to said estate. These are, therefore, to cite nnd admonish all persons concerned to be and appear at my office within the time prescribed by law to show cause if any exist, w 11\ an order authorizing the sale of said real cstßie should not be granted. Given under my band at office this 2nd day of Ju'y 1866. F. D. DISMUKE, Ordinary. July 19-60d / i EORGIA. SPALDING COUNTY —Where** VJ W P. Maxwell applies to me for letters of Administration on the estate of Sarah Kirk, late of said county deceased. These are, therefore, to cite and admonish all persons interested or concerned to be and appear at my office within the time prescribud by law show cause, if any exist, why such letters of Ad ministration should not be grant and. (riven under my band at office this 2nd day of July. 1866. F. D. DISMUKE, Ordinary. July 19-30d G< EORGIA—SPALDING COUNTY —Whereas V Joseph N Harrs, Executor of the Estate ol Jacob W. Andrews, deceased, applies to me for an order to sell the Ileal Estate belonging to the Estate of the said Jacob W. Andrews. These are therefore to cite and admonish all persons interested or concerned to be nnd appear at my office within the time prescribe by law. to show cause, if any exist why such order should not be granted. Given under my hand at office Ibis 2nd day of August, 1866. F. 1) DISMUKE. Ordinary. / VOREGIA, SPALDING COUNTY.—Whereas V M 11. ,\! Starr administrator of VY. I) Starr deceased applies to m-e lor an order to sell the real cs'ate belonging (o said estate. These are therefore to cite and rxdmnrtisli all persons concerned, to be and appear at iny office within the time prescribed by law, to show cause if any exist, why an order authorizing the sale of -aid real estate should not be granted. Given under my hand at office, thi- the 2nd day of July l»6ti. F. D. DISMUKE. Ordinary. July 19-t>od CT KORGI A. SPALLS’ v COUNTY.—Whereas T Isaac A. Ilnislen administrator of Griffin F. Lavender deceased a; plies to ine for an order to sell the real estate belonging to said estate. These are, therefore, to cite and admonish all persons concerned to be and appear at mv office within the time prescribed by law, to show cause if any exist, why said order should not be granted. Given under ray hand at office this 2nd day of July 1866. F. D. DISMUKE, Ordinary. Jul 19-60d ADMINISTRATOR’S SALE. BY virtue of an order from the Court of Ordi nary of Spalding county Georgia, there will be sold, on the first Tuesday in September next, before the Court House door in the city of Griffin, the Lauds belonging to the Estate of Charles.!. Maddox, late of said county deceased, the same consis' itig of seventy five acres, about four mil's from the city of Griffin, with ordinary improve ments thereon ; Sold for distribution. A. J. MADDOX, Adm’r. July 19-46d AD MINIS Til A TOR'S SA BE. BY virtue of an order from the Ordinary of Spalding county, will be sold before the Court House door in the City of Griffin, between 'he usual hours of sale, on the fiist Tuesday in Oc tober next, the Store House formerly occupied by Peter Farrar, deceased. Said House is situated on Hill street-iu the City of Griffin ; the building is 35 feet wine by 90 long, two stories high, with a cellar same dimensions as the >ouse. The same is a recently ere. ted brink building, and is one of the best in Griffin, building contains a store room up stairs, together with other rooms that are very profitable for rent. Also, at tlie same time and place will be sold 20 acres of Land adjoining the Southern portion of the City of Griffin being woodlaud and well situated for building purposes. Also, will be sold before the Court House door in the county of Meriwether, on the First Tue* day in November next, one hundred and eighty acres of land known as the Dm ham place, adjoin ing the farms of Sheffield on the West, Jackson on the North. Fears, on the South; one hundred acres of said farm being in a high state of cultiva tion, the greater portion of the remainder in the woods. All the ahove property being sold a* the Estate of Peter Farrar, deceased, for the benefit of the heirs and creditois of seid estate. Terms Cash. JOSIAH SHEFFIELD, Administrator of Peter Farrar, deceased. August 9. 1866-tds / A EORGIA, SPALDING COUNTY.—Whereas, YJ James X. Simon*, Executor on the estate of John Simmon*, deceased, applies for leave to sell real estate of deceased for the purpose of dies tributiou. 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 cause, ifat y exist, why an order authorizing the sale of eaid land shoul J not be granted. Given under mv band at office, this Aug 9 I R ?6. ‘ F n. DISMUKE, a-:,;'' —6tld Ordinary. Georgia, spaldino county—w. Thus. S. Allen applies to me for letters I?** mis ion on the estate of A. A. C. Alien h* 8 fully administered said estate. These are, therefore, to cite and odmotuk persons concerned to be and appear at ru *” within the time preaci.bed by law, u> eho» o ® ,, if any exist*, why said letters dismissory not be granted. Given under my band at*!!* this the 16th day of Febi uary. 1869. °®e« Feb. 82 m6m. F. D. DISMUKE. Ordi nary FAYETTE COURT OF OIUiTn A Acccst Term, | r r'HE foregoing petition of William T R„_ 1 R E. Dinkey and bis wife Mary F Elisha Kendall and his wife Martha J dal!, John C Burgamy. William M V.u m and hi# wife Pearcy A. McMullin. Emory r i< gamy by h e Guardian W. M. McMulli,, k.,L T. Burgamy bv Ins Guardian, William T if 16 ** my, te set aside and revoke the Letters !»., Ur * v tary of Tilman P. Burgamy on the Estate of jT Burgamy deceased, being read in Court, toeeik with the evidence connected with the same ordered by the Court that said Tilman P t> ll “ tny show cause by the next Term of this why his I etters as Executor upon the Otsu ” John Burgamy deceased, shall not beset asid revoked for the causes set apart in Petition * M<i plication for t Rule Ni Si, and that a Com- Order and Rule Ni Si be served upon said T ] 1 * p; Burgamy being a resided of the State of *T bama, by publication of this Rule iu Terms es J in such case made and provided *** Aug9-4t EDWARD CONNOR * SIXTY days after date, I shall apply to the~rw dinary of Spalding County for lea've to Heal Estate belonging to the Estate of P-ter V rar deceased. JOSIAH SIIEFKIEi.it F ‘ M.y 31, " ‘•' 1 " jrr EORGIA. SPALDING UOIINTV V, I,av " l H. Johnson applies to me for lefts#, of Administration on the estate of J. W Row ™ deceased. Theee are, therefore, to cite and »6 monish all parties interested to be and appear m my office within the time prescribed by |»w t, show eause.il any exist, why such letters shouM not be granted. u “ Qiv. n under tny hand at office, this Bth dav of August, i666. F. D. I>Ij<MUKE/ sugti-sod Ordinary. riEORGIA. SPALDING COUNTY.-Whemm M»o' F - Martin applies to me for letter, o( Administration on the estate oft Zailoek Martin deceased. These are. therefore, to cite and sd moi ish all parties interested to be and appears! my office within ihe time prescribed bv Is* lo show cause, if any exist, why such letters should not be granted. Given under my hand nt office, this Augnst Stk 1860. F. I>. DISMUKE ’ uiig9-3od Urdinai-y SHERIFF’S SALES. be sold before the Court liou-e c 1.,(, t 9 y Spalding county, Go., on ihe first Tit ads. in September next, within the usual hours of sale •me hundred and fifty nine (159) Barrel)* of Phm phat.e, levied on as the property of C. W. Ford to sutistyr.ti fa issued from Judge of the County Court of Ihe County of Spalding. Macon n and Western Rail Road *s C. W. Ford, property pointed out in said fi fa. ALSO, At the same time and place will be sold out fradfoh Lot of Land known in the Plan of the City of Griffin, as Lot No. 110. situate! in West Grif fin. adjoining lots of s. W. lili odworth. D. Hicks and ollii rs. levied on as the property of J. M Lumpiest, to satity costs on two fi fas issued from Spalding#Superior Court. Charles Foreman & Cos, vs. John M. J.miquest, property pointed outbvj. M. BlooJworth. Aug 2-Ids D. D. DOYAL Sheriff. Pike Sheriff s J' ale. I[X r i)l he sold before the Court H« use door, in' \ ▼ ihe town of Zcbulon. Kike county, on tb# li: -1 Tuesday in September next, within the legs* hours of sale a plantation in the 9th District of said county it being ihe land sold by N. P. Daniel to John \V. Pate, known in llie plan of said District by parts of lots Nos. 90. 1*27, lU3, and 1«)2. the other numbers not known, the whole con taining eitrht hundred acres more ot lers, it being the plantation where S. Cranford now resides levied ou bv virtue* of a fi fa from Pike Inferior. Court in favor of John Neal vs. Nathaniel P. I)»n --iel—oath (.1 Plaintiff required under the Stay Low filed and property pointed out by him and tenani in possesion notified. WM. II McCLEN’DOX. Aug*2-tds Sheriff Plantation for Sale. IoFKKR for sale my place in Schley county. fia , confcuinii g 335 acres, 'ihere are 200 Her* s elcarud, t !»•* I niauc*- heavily timbered with oak and pine "1 Ins is <»<>e tin- moat desirabie places in estern Georgia. • eiiitf both pro ductive and healthy. There ha* not been a case of chills Mi] fever, nor any ii.alarious aicktiPM id three years, or since f have owned it. The place is eigdit miles from Amerh**#, nr.d four miles from KllavilJe.t he county site. There are about 16‘» Acres in cultivation—Bo in wheat aid rye, 40 in cotton, and about the same in corn Half of the corn and cotton crop will-be sold with the place, if desira ble. Also, a few Hogs and Cattle. Titles good.*- J’ossession Ist October, or if the purchaser take the crop, possession ~iven immediately. Price, with one half the crop, sl2 ptr acre without the crop. $lO per acre. Address Dr. A. C. Hornady, on the premises, or the subscriber, at Atlauta, Ga. may 17—3 m H. C. HORNADY NATIONAL HOTEL. Corner Whithall Street and W. <fc A Railroad ATLANTA, GEORGIA. This Newly*Erected, Commodious, First Class ECotol, Elieganlly furnished throughout, and complete in all its appointments, is now open for the reception of guests, and in successful operation. Attached to this Hotel is a fine Billiard Parlor, with Phelan Tables. A First Class Bar. fully and completely stocked with choice liquors, Wines and Cigars. The patronage of the public is respectfully so licited. PRATT, POND A COREY, Proprietors. 11. D. Harris Clerk, Late of the "Brown House," Macon, Ga. June 28th, 3m. Travelers Look to Your Interestl MKS. REBECCA HARLEY, With an experience inferior to none, keeps s Ftril Class BOARDING HOUSE, On the corner of Broughton and Montgomery sti SAVANNAH, GEORGIA. July 26-3 t EDDLEMAN & BANKS, WHoISSAI* axd bitaii. pxalkbs u* BOOTS, SHOES, LEATHER, SHOEMAKERS TOOLS, LASTS. PEGS, Aa.; ALSO, MAXUrACTVRXRS or , BOOTS Ob hTTOSP) Keeps the LAKGESJTTOCK of Good* in the* line, that is to be found in any one Boaae wwise gia. Country Merchants are invited to exanun* our stock before purchasing elsewhere. CHEROKEE BLOCK, PEACHTREE ST., Atlanta «*•«>» MaySllf - DR. T. A. WARREN A CO* DHUQOISTS, DECATUR ST., ATIAHTA, OR DEALERS in Pure Drugs, Chemical#, r»t*» l Medicines, Perfumeries, Toiiet Articles. ««o Cigars, Wines. Liquors. Dye Staffs, Pawls, Ou»» Glass, Putty, Ac. Coal OH and Lamp M»•*“*' and Tanner's Oil. All at the Lowest Mara* Pries »ug«"