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HEWS, FACTS, AC L-proay is re'-l to bo developing itself in Various par sos the world, with all its an cient repulsive characteristics. It prevails •t the j resent time in the West Indies and ia Norway, two wid< ly separated countries, according to rcccn ly published statistics, there being no h as tliau two thousand lepers in the latter country. There arc now nearly or quite eighty dis tinct manufactories of paper collars in the United States. There arc some seventeen in active operation in the New England Slates. The Union l’aper Collar Company, of New York, has a capital of three millions of dollars From two to three millions of paper collar* are consumed in the United States alone. The American Molded l’upcr Collar Company manufactures two or threo millions monthly. John C. llrcckinriJge is stopping at the Queen’s Hotel, in Toronto, lie deuies hav ing offered his services to the Canadian Gov ernment in resisting tho Fenians, and says ho only desired to defend his homo at Niag ara against their attacks. A Presbnt to Andy.—A party of our most prominent cotton buyers in Macon pur chased a hale of new cotton that had been received by Hardeman <fc Sparks, as a pres ent to Andrew Johnson, President of the United States. The cotton, we learn, was •hipped to tho President by tho National Express. —Augusta Constitutirjnalist. The lightning struck in a marsh in the town of Kttrick, Wisconsin, a few days since, and ploughed a channel through it nearly two miles iu length, and from throe to six feet in depth. This singular electrical fur row revealed a valuable peat bed, about five feet in tbickncss. Financial —On the first of this month (August), the publio debt was 8:57,189 081 less than it was on tho Ist of June; and since the first of August, twelve months ago, there has been a reduction in tho interest hearing debt of moro than one hundred and twenty four millions, nnd a reduction of greenbacks and compound interest bearing obligations to tho amount of ono hundred and twenty •ight millions and over. Cotton Planters Convention—Post ponement.—For satisfactory reasons, the Vice-President has determined to postpone the meeting of tho Cotton Planters' Conven tion of Georgia, from the 15th of August, to the oth September. Our brethren of the Georgia press will ploaso make the note of tho exchange, and also stato that an effort will bo made with tho Hail road Companies to rcduco the faro to one half. A New Material rou Paper.— The Secretary of the Interior yosterday received from a gentleman in New Jersey samples of paper manufactured from sedge grass—a gruss which grows in great abundance upon all tidewater flats. 'J he paper is very white and clear, and will undoubtedly prove a good substitute for ordinary writing paper made of linen rags. It is estimated that it can be manufactured for twenty per cent, less than any variety now in use— Chronicle. Pen Palsy. —A literary gentleman in Washington is afflicted with what is called the “ pen palsy,” an affection wieli is sup posed to bo caused by the use of French coyping ink, which, it is said, contains arsen ic. Hoth his hands and feet are badly swol len, and his health is in a precarious condi tion. Tho President has made a further dona tion of 8-00 in aid ol a high grade colored school in New Orleans, to Dr. Randolph, the colored philanthropist, who recently excited the dissatisfaction of tho Tribune lor avow ing his conviction that Andrew Johnson was * true friend to tho negro. "To Rent.”—Tho Nashville Banner of tho 4th inst., says : ‘‘l'or Rent,’ in great, broad, long, slim, and square letters, in ink, chalk, lampblack, charcoal, and paint, on door?, blinds, boards, fooncap, and cards, bedots tho city in every quarter. Tho merry music of tumbling rents will soon Till utynu. 'cats of happy tenants, if this stato of thin. ntinucs but a little longer. An Italian Joan.—A I'endoe named Ilcrminia Morillie, died about the tho 20th of July, at Florence, Italy, of wounds re wired at Custozxa. In the war of 1859, ■gainst Austria, she lost two brothers, nnd had vowed to avenge their death on tho first oeceaion. Attorney Goneral Stansbnry has given an opinion that tho nominations for publio officers rejected during the session of the Senate, can be legally made by tho Pres ident during the recess. Ilonco the whole sale removals at Philadelphia recently A General Massacre of the Whites Intended. —The Picayune says R. F. Pau noy, one of tho party arrested at the Mechan ics’ Hall, on being released stated to Gen. Kautx that a fellow prisoner (Blanchard), confined in the same cell, had stated to him that through the instigation of l)r. Postie, it was arranged by tho negroes of the Third Distriot that a general massacro of tho whites should take place last night in tho event of the Convention being intefered with. The force was to be led by ona Bcrtrin. The commanding General at a late hour was thoroughly investigating tho matter. A large force of the military was stationed in Lafayette square during the night. A Substitute for an Ice Pitcher.— People who have no ice pitchers will bo glad know that there is n very simple method of water for a long time ia a common pitcher, Detween two abaets of paper, place a layer of cotton batting about half au inch in thickness, and form a cylin der by fastening the ends of the paper and batting together. Then sew or paste a crown on one end, so as to make a box the shape of a stove pipe hat, minus the rim. Tho cylin der should be made large enough to go en tirely over the pitcher, so that the opcu end will rest upon the table or sideboard, and this excludes the air. Any one trying this simple method of keeping ico water cool, will be astonished at tho length of time it will preserve the coldness of the water: The Old Reliable. —Do not be deceiv ( by purchasing any of the quack nostrums under the various names of Bitters. Pur chaw none other but Dr. Roback't Stomach Bitters, which are compounded of the purest drugs, and in which the afflioted can rely. •6F* Some of our citizen of Washington, D. C., are oestirring themselves to raise mon ey for the Washington monument. There are men living who remember when it begun. NEW FURNITURE stoke /.v macon. C.ILLIV.IV, FEARS it CO. Have just opened and Receiving Daily, a Large Quantity of FURNITURE, Consisting in part of CHAMBER SETS, PARLOR SETS, BUREAUS OF ALL KINDS, CHAIRS OF EVERY DESCRIPTION, GREAT VARIETY OF CARPETING WHAT KNOTS and BOOK SHELVES, HAT TREES nnd TEA POOS, MABLE TOP TABLES, EXTENSION, BREAKFAST, DINING and TEA TABLES, SPRING BEDS, CRADLES, CRIDS and CHILDREN’S CHAIRS, WINDOW SHADES, a Great Variety, MATTING, SOFAS, TKTE TETE3, etc, etc. Repairing of old Furniture done in the boat style. You will find ue on Cherry street, one door above J. B. R"M. iraylO.'lm iiiih i>. hmu.at. Tima, w manoiiaM. FINDLAY & NT.A MIII AM, Wholesale and Retail Dealers in FANCY FAMILY UROUEKIES AND PROVISIONS GENERALLY, Wince, l.iipiora, Cigare, Tobacco, Fruits, Candy, Nutt, ifcc. sxound hTitrrr, oprosrrit first national bank, MAtO.Y, GEORGIA. m ay 10: t. M. RYAN, Manufacturer French Burr Mill Stone*. Mill Spindle*. Mill Machinery, of nil descriptions. Steam Kiigine*, Saw and Griat Mills, Moisting Serf ws. Sfnut Mach infs. Belting and Bolting (Moth, St reon Wire, Mill Pick*, Plaster of Paris, a! way* on hand and made to order. AU waik sold by me warranted. 1 also contract for tlie election of Homing .Mills. « orner of College and Broad streets, IV AS 11- TKNiV Aug 9 ts. AGEVTS WYXTEDIX EVERY TOWS, TO SUM. TIIK FOLLOWING VALUABLE SOUTHERN HISTORY Southern History of the War, ay K. A. POLLARD, Editor Richmond Examiner. 2 vol* , 8 vo., about 675 page.each |3,60 per vol. With 20 Splendid Steel Portraits. This is the only complete and authentic history of the Southern aide published, extending as It does, trom the beginning of the war to the final surrender of the Confederate aunies. Mr. Pollard's prominent position in the Confed v.a,vv- hots em.'vlteli Vim to prvpwve * tv i,A m,« qttaled in neeutacy nnd interest, and which is ev ery where acknowledged to be the Standard South eru History. It should find a place in every library -11 SOUTHERN GENERALS—THEIR LIVES AND CAMPAIGNS, ST carr. w. pakkcb show. With 17 Splendid Stool I’orlrnits J 1 Vol. 8 vo , 600 pages, J1.r.0, Containing Biographies of the distinguished South ern Generals, with fo ! l and graphic accounts of the vatiout campaigns inwhich they were engaged. It it a most important and interes. ting volume, and has been prepared with .the utmost caro and thoroughness. 111. LIFE SERVICES AND CAMPAIGNS or STONEWALL JACKSON, DT A VtBOIOIAN. 1 vol., 12 mo., 321 pares: one dollar and a half with Authentic Potraita of JACKSON and his successor KWEI.L,on steel. This is the only nuthenlic history of thi* distin gulshed leader which has been writ’en. Il has been pr< pared from Official reports contempo rary narratives, atd persoual aetjoamtanee, anp is complete and full. IV. THE RAIDS AND ROMANCES or MOR G A N A ND II IS MEN BY ur.*. SALLIK ROCHESTER FORD. With Steel Potrait of General. MORGAN, I toJ 12 mo , 424 pages, #l, neventy-fivo cents, A complete history of th’a dating officer, more thrilling and interesting than fiction. V. WOMEN OF THE SOUTH Distinguished in Literature One Vol., Eight vo.. Five hundred aud eleven pa ges. Three dollars and a fhalf. Illustrated with Spier did Potraita, on steel, from life, of Mmx. Octavia Walton Lx Viet, Miss Maria J. Mclkxosn, Mae. Rosa Yirtneh Johnson, ’ho.Mr* Annt* Cora Ritchie, Mtsa Avgi-sta J. Evans, Mna. L. Vuoinia Fxkncu, Marion Harland. And containing full biographical sketches and sptcimen extracts from the most celebrated writ, mgs prose and verso, of THIRTY FIVE DISTINGUISHED LITERARY "WOMEN OF THE SOUTH.” AH the above works are having an immense sale, and agent* are doing splendidly everywhere many making from ten to fi.teen dollars per day We want #n agent in every town iu the South ern State#. Returned Soldiers, Ladies, Teachers and others, will find thi* most profitable employ* raent. Exclusive territory given, nd liberal induce ment* offered to canvassers. For full particulars address G B. RICHARDSON, Publisher, J. T. JENKINS & CO., WHOLESALE DRUGGISTS, AND Dealers in Paints, Oils, Window Glass, Chemicals, Chemical Apparatus, Stationary, Pantent Medicines and n complete assortment of FANCY AND TOILET ARTICLES. ALABAMA, ST, ... ATLANTA, GA. Dec 1986 NEW HARDWARE STORE. H. C. HARROW, WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALER IN Hardware, Cutlery, Notions, l )*f WIiITKfIALL ST., CORNER ALABAMA, ATLANTA, GEORGIA. Has Just received a Large arid Splendid assortment of Table Cutlery, Pocket Cutlery Shoe Knives, Sensors and Shea s Razors and Straps, Steels, Needles Chop Axes, Hatchets, Foot Adz, Planes, Chisels, Axes, Broad Azea, Saw Setts, Drawing Knives, Augers, Braces and Bits, Hammers, Monkey Wrenches, Hand Saws, Cross Cut Saws, Anvils, Bellows, Bench Screws, Vices, Wood Saws, Mill Saws Stocks and Pies, Wagon Boxes, Steel Squares Gimlets, Pipe Boxes, Bupgr Nuts, Carrisge Bolts, Shoe Nails, Shoe Tacks. lion and Buggy Findings, Shoe Hammers, Shoe Pincers, Shovels, Tongs, Fire Iron*, *Loe Awls, Shoe Pegs, Foot Scrapers, Hinges, Butts, Shoe Thread, Spades, Shovels, Forks, Haines, Garden Rakes, Garden Hoes, Screws, Hooks and Hinges, Fire Bolts, Platform Scales, Bolts, Latches, Sash Pul lies. Counter Scales, Rope Nails, Sash Weights Sash Cord, Cotton Cards, Water Buckets. Curtain Bands, Bed Casters Coffee Mills, Slates. Sieves, Well Bucket*, Tubs, Broom*, Jim Crow Cards Sifters, Sad Irons, Tin Dippers. Cocoa Dippers, Cooking Store?, Office Stoves, Ovens, Pots, Ten Kettles, Sauce Pans, F.ying Pans, Tin Buckets, Tin Pans, Lock Chains, Trace Chains, Horse Brnshcs, Curry Combs, Whitewash Brushes, Shoe Brushes, Can die Sticks, Oil Lamps, Grind Stones, Files, Shaving Cream and Soaps, Looking Glasses, Faucetts, Brittar.ia Ware, Tei Setts, Gun Caps, Gun Tubes, Spoons, Ladlees, Sand Paper, Ac. And numerous other articles. In fact, every thing usually kept in a Wholesale aoi Retail Hardware House. Oiders respectfully solicited and promptly filled. January 1, 66. Sm. STOCK OF FAMILY AND FANCY GROCERIES, is now complete. W c invite an examination of our Sugars, Coffees, Teas, Flour, and. Rice Fresh ground BU KWH ' T FI/ UR. SVGA 11110 USE } It UP, Mackerel, Codfish, Herrings, Beef tongues, Oysters, Hardin Pie Fruits, Can Fruits’ Dates, Itnisins, Prunes, Figs oud Ni of nil kinds. Kerosene Lamps, Wicks, Chimneys, and C Candles in Paruflne Wax, Star and Tallow, Fai and Stick Candy in great variety. Milk , JSutter. Soda, Wine, Egg and Plain Crackers , Fresh Dairy nnd State Cheese al wars on hand. Smoking and Chewing Tobacco, in great vaiiety. In brief, it isonr aim to keep those goods that every Housekeeper Daily needs. For prices, we prefer our Customers to exercise their own judgment. We solicit a call from our friends, and the pub lie generally 8. W. MANGHAM, & CO Dec. 27, 8. T. UTKIN, Wholesale end Retail Dealer in Stores, Ranges, Grates, Pumps, Cutlery, Britania and Plated Ware, Wooden and Willow Ware, House Famishing Goode, etc., etc., etc., etc., Alto, Manufacturer of TIN, COPPER AXD SIIEFT IRON WERE, No. 3 Winahip Block, Peachtree Street ATLANTA, GEORG I. STOVES, RANGES. TIN PLATE. SHEET IRON COPPER AND ZINC. 150 Healing and Cooking Stoves, with Furniture complete, • The Chilton Cooking Range, the best Range in use. 800,000 lbs. Iron, assorted sizes of tha beat quali ty- A NICE ASSORTMENT OF English ami German Table Cutlery, Scissors, Butchers’ Knives, Shovels, Spades, <tc. ALSO, A LARGE ASSORTMENT OP Plain and Planished Tin Ware, Britania and Jnpancd 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. tnaySl—Bm SPRING STYLES IRS. WHOM NFWTO.V, FASHIONABLE MILLINERS, GRIFFIN, GEORGIA. FEBRUARY INSTALLMENT. WE HAVE THE PLEASURE OF INFORM ing oar friends and public generally, that we have just received from New York a baeuliful collection of the moat fashionable goods in our line, and wenld respectfully invite the citizens of Griffin, and surrounding country to examine oar stock before purchasing elsewhere, as we can sod will sell aa LOW as can he purchased in the State. We here also the pleasure of stating that we have made arrangements in New York to keep oar selves supplied with the MOST FASHIONABLE GOODS that can be had, e«' that we may be able, at all limes, to suoply our friends and customers, with the va-y latest style*. 1 MRR .IACKFON A NEWTON. Feby 16 Rrr GREENBACKS ABl GOOD! BUT ROBACK*S STOMACH BITTERS, a/Wr year* of ex|*nef»ca and trial, ha?« proven to to the i»e»t remedy extant lor all coui)»lamta where a lonio end •tJtnr.taot ere required. They never feel to strengthen the weak, impart Tiger to the strong, an i in all re*peet* "■ restore shattered ax.d broken-down m W constitution*. No remedy ha* received with w much furor Ko- ■ M sack’s &to»ac«i Bitter*. In Chicago ™ OVER 50*000 bottlee were noid by one drug-house in the ps*t >ewr It i* ad mitted by our mow learned ph%*icmns that |*r. KOHACK B HTo.MACII KIT TKRB combine the properties of a geuUe laxati *e, ao efficient fuiti-b.hou* egvnt, and the beet stomachic known to -W” the world. RQBACKU HITTERS should ■ be used by conra?e*cents to strengthen I the proa trillion which always follows acute H disease In the BILIOUS districts of the West and South there has, for a long time, toen much needed :in article of STOMACH HITT ICRS, which, if taken in proper quantities, and at the proper tune, are a suie preventive of Bilious Fever, Fever sn l Agile, Lifer Complaint, I»ys pepsiß, Indigestion, Jaundice. Kidney r I * Complaint, and all disease* of similar B nature, and are better as a preventive I fov bilious derangement, regulating AND strenqthen;ng the system, and uiv lng tone to the digestive organs, titan anv other known remedy. Now that the* war i* over, there will lie thousands seeking homes in the South. No |**r son who value* his life should go there without having constantly nt hand the r g| 1 HITTERS, as a safeguard against epi- r ■ 1 deillie And maladies engendered by mi- R asm a and polluted water. Travelers and all residents of the rank river-bot- J? tom COUNTIES of the Wc*t and South, nnd tho valley of the Mississippi and its ributnries. should provide ttieinsejves with the RITTERS. There is i>rot*U.ly no one tiisen.se with which ninnkmd nro afflicted which is the source of to many ailments as dyspepsia, or a* it is more ~i commonly called Hour Stomach, anti fl i ’ there is no more certain remedy than R - Robnck’s Stomach Bitters. They are R 1 never known to fail. KING CifOLFRA has fttvrnf* been much dreaded bv the public, ami people Imve resorted to all manner ol medicines to arre*t flu* pi ogre ms. hut with little Slice#**.* A -lire cure and preventive is to be fount! in the use of Dr. ROBACK’S SCAN DINA VIAN REMEDIES Keep the bowel* R R oj>en with the Pills, nnd invigorate the R— system by free u*e of the Stomach B % Bitters, or, if the blood be thin, use the B Ii Tunfier. w SUCII an invaluable remedy should bo kept in every family Keep the rvstem in lull vigor nnd nothing is to be feared from disease or cholera. THE OLD RELIABLE. Do not to deceived by purchasing any of the quack nostrums tinder the various names of Bitters. Purchase none other but Dr. ROBACK'S 1 STOMACH BITTERS, which are com pounded of the purest drugs, and in k j which the afflicted can rely. ARE BETTER I PRINCE, WALTON 4c COMPANY, (Successors to C. W. Boback,) BOLE PROPRIETORS, Sot. SO, 88, CO and 03 Kant Third Street, CINCINNATI, O. Are Sold by all Druggists and Dealers in Patent Medicines EVERYWHERE. SADDLES, HARNESS AND LEATII E R . G-. BEEND, COTTON AVANUE, Between Mulberry and Cherry Streets , MACON, GEORGIA, Calls the attention of Dealers and Planters to bis Stock of Splendid Saddlery and Harness Goods, Consisting of the following Goods: LADIES', GENTS' and BOY’S SADDLES, CARRIAGE, BUGGY Jb DRAUGHT HARNESS, WOOL, 11A1R a.ul STRAW COLLARS. As well as HARNESS, BRIDLE, SOLE. UPPER, BEL LOWS, BAND and STRING LEATHER, always on hand at the lowest prices. HARDWARE, of all kinds in his line. My facilities for manufacturing all classes of work, are unsarpas-ed hv any House in the State. All 1 ask is, LOOK A i M Y STOCK BEFORE YOU BUY. All Kinds of Repairing Bone April29-t>m HARDWARE & CUTLERY. CARRIAGE MATERIALS, TRIMMINGS, PAINTS, 0115, VARNISHES AND GLASS. C. 11. JOHNSON is constantly retiring at his old staud on Hill Street, a large assortment of all goods in his line, which he is selling at wholesale and retail as low as they can be bought in any interior market. TERMS CASH. Insure Your Property ! C. 11. JOHNSON is Agent for the SOUTHERN MUTUAL Insurance Company, of Athens, Ga., Capital, 1256,000 The UNDERWRITERS AGENCY ol New York, over 13,000,000 THE HOME Insurance Company of New York, near $4,000,000 PHOENIX A PUTNAM Company of Hartford, Connecticut, and other good Companies. Risks are solicited on Cotton, Merchandise, Furniture, and Buildings. IT Lestc* promptly adjust^. Legal Advertisements. / 1 IX»KGI >PALIHSi; COUNTY.—Where** J \JT Jfimea 11. Lftm appi* ato in*, f»,r letters of «!i»uii'?fn u* ud hi i me! rat or on tiie vstntc of Hugh Harm!, deceased, he having fu.ly a* lui ini stereo 1 and wssiiiid iii» fai«l eM!at**. These arc therefore t.xrife nt..J tlirect all pereors euin-ernevi to be :i-.i appear at iny ofilee withn. the ti ie pref K-i ilm-*! by law. hi and *h-*w cause if any ex.-t why eai.i lett.-r' . f di-!iu> ion *h*»uM not If gianted, fji ten under my hat and inv • ?!*». c this | May 7th. lStiti. * T. U IvK. i Ml)' : 7-dm i Nrdinery / i:o!if;i \ . >p.\lmn«; coi ni v _\vi..*»>*«> V J Win. M. Llai.tou a#l" i* iMtiat.-r no the Kitsle of John !> Itcid late «»f tuid county I>ec**a«ed nj»- piiea to in.* for letter* of #ii»rni--i.Mi «» advniniatrw t *r on aai*! Estate he having fully administered and wound up the Fame. 'llieecure therefore t#» city and admonish nil p«-TMiiiS interested or concerned to he and appear at my ofTice within the time prescribed by law. and *diow eause if any exist why -aid letter* of ditoni-giou not be granted. Given under rnyhaitc u. my otilce, this the J«r day «*f April 18f>6 April 12th mO:n. F. li. HISMUKK Ordinary. ('I GEORGIA Sf*AM>INO C OUNTY Where- J as Win, M. niaiiDm administrator on the Ka tste of Sm all F. Reid late of *aid county deceased apt lie* to me for letters of dismission as adminis tratof on sftld Estate he havii.g fully administered arid wound up the same. These are therefore to cite and admonish all pet sons mteiestcd or concerned to he and appear at my office mthln the lime 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 18C*> F. L>. DIsMUKF, Ordinary. CT EOUGIA. SPALDI NG COUNTY.—Whereas T George W. While applies *o me for letters of j dismission as admis! ratin’ on the estate of Charles | IT White, deceased, having fully administered j and wound up said estate. These are, therefore, to cite and admonish all persons interested, to br, and appear at my offiee, | vit hit) the time prescribed by law. to show cause. ) if anv exist, why .-ueh letters should not be grant ed. (vivcii under my-band, at otficc, this 2f>lh day of January, lStftf. F D. I>I>MUKE. Ordinary. Purrs Sitebior Court, March Term; 18C6. E. B. Ridgeway ) vs > Libel for Divorce. Mary A. F Ridgeway. ) IT appearii gto 11»- t otirt that the Defendant is uot tt» be found in the Con. ty of Butts, and is j not to be found iu this Male, it is ordered that j the defendant he r*qtiir» and to be and appeal at the | the next term of the >uperior Cnuit of *aitl Com . I ty to answer the I’lai .tiff in im nut ion of Libel j for Divorce, and tli.tt Ibis order l «• puftlisfied once ! a mouth for fourtmn.tM previdn* to the next term j his Court JA. Hunt Libellai.t’s \tt*y | A true extract from the Minutes of said « ourt March 13 IsOn, W. U. Bankstom Cleik. opr Id 40 Ordinary. ('1 EORGIA. SPALMNfS ('OUNTY. Whereas X M. A. VoCullough Adniini*!i afuT of Robert C. McCullough deceased applies to me for hit order to sell the r» a! e- f.lt- beioi ging to said estate. These are, therefore, to cite and admonish all persons concerned to be and appear at my office within the ti. Tie prescribed b% law to show e«u*e if any exist, why an order authorizing the sale of said real estate should v>t b tr run ted Given ui.d**r my himd t . ffice ihis 2nd day of Ju’y ISf.fi. F. 1> DI>.ML KK. Ordinary j July Itt-fiOd / 1 EORGIA. SPALDING COUNTY —Whereas I \ IT W P. Maxwell applies t<> me for letters of j Administration on ti e estate of Saivh Kirk, late ! of said county dot-eased j These are. tin re fore, to cite ami admonish all persons intended or concerned to be and m*pear at my office within the time prescribed by law to show cause, if any exist, why such letters of Ad ministration should t.• »t be grant and. Given under my hand at ofli.-e this 2nd day of July. 16fto. ‘ F. D. DISMUK!:. Ordinary. July lt)-50d C'l K( )UO | A—s |• A LTi I N G COU ATY— Wh ercas X Jo<#-ph N. Harrs. Executor of she F.-tate ot j Jacob W Andnew-. deceased, applies tome for j an. order to sell the Real Estate belonging to the Estate of the said Jacob U r . Andrews. , 'Hicse are therefore tt> cite and admonish all ‘ persons iritc* est«*d or concerned ?<• tie and appear ! at my office within the tin ? prescribe by law, to -how cause, if any exist why such order should not he grant ed. fiiv.t-n n 1 dor rtry hand at office this 2nd dty of August, 18*)*>. F. T* f>DMUKi: *}kV.h my. OfliT-GIA, SPALDING COI'NTV. WhortH* II M Slnrr n Imii.is* r urn* of W. 1) &tarr ) s !*► m** l«*r an or.ler to aell thu j real us*ate in 10r. 21.ig to sai.l ! These are tlieret'op t<» eite aid lulinonisfi nil | ;*ei>ons concorne-l. to L»? nmi a|*p**ai at niy <»ffi«;i --l within the time pn.Menl>»«l I>\ law. to s!i »\v <*h»ho | it'any exist why an m»L*r antinaizii g the j*ale <»T said real estate should not In* granted. Given undet my liaml at, office, tiii-* the find doy of July ISRIS. F. i). Ordinary. July jy-tfod EOROIA, SPALDING C()UNTY —Wtipnas X Jsaae A. lift!sten .vtmrnistratop of Griff 1 I’. LavrncDr dereased a; plies to mu for an order to sell the real estate belonging to said estate. These ore, therefore, to cite and admonish nil persona concerned to be and appear at mv office within the time prescribed by I iw, ?o alo w cause if any exist, why said order should not be granted. Given under my hand at office this ‘2nd day of July JSt)6. F. 1). Ordinary. Ju’ 19-fiOd ADM l NISTK AT( >R f S SALE. BY virtue of an order from the Court of ()r<fi nary of Spalding county Georvia. there will be sold. *>o *b»* Hrsl Tuesdav in September next, Iwfore tlie Court House floor in the city «*f Griffin, the Lands belonging to ihe Estate of Charles J. Maddox, late of said county deceased, the same 'Tonsia rug of serentt tire acres, about lour mil?s from tlie city of Griffin, with ordinary improve* 1 menta thereou; Sold for distribution. A. J. MAOLOX, AdraV. July 19-4Od ADMINISTRA TOR'S SALE. j TjT virtue of nn order from the Ordinary of .1) Spalding county, will be sold before the : Court. Bouse door in the City of Griffin, between the usual hours of sale, on the tiist Tuesday in Oc tober next, the Store House formerly occupied by Peter Farrar, deceased. Said House is situated on Hill sheet in the City of Griffin ; the building is 35 feet wide by 90 long, two stories high, with a cellar same dimensions as the couse. The same is a recently erected brick building, and is one of the best in Griffin, building contains a store room I up stairs, together with other rooms that are very | profitable for rent. Also, at the same time and place will be sell 20 acres of Land adjoining | be Southern portion of the City of Griffin being woodland and we+l situated for building purposes. Also, will be soid befole the Court House door in the county of Meriwe tlier, on the First Tues dnv in November next, one bundled *nd eighty acres of lamiknown as t lie l)ui ham place, ad/dn ing the larms of Sheffield ou the West, /ackson on the North, Feare, on tb« Sooth ■, one hundred aeres of said farm being in a high state of cultiva tion, the greater portion of the remainder in the woods All the ahove property bernr soM as the Estate of Peter Farrar, deceased lor the benefit of the hairw aad creditor# of said estate. Terms Cash. JOSIAH SHEFFIELD. Administrator of Peter Farrar, deceased. August 9, 1866-tds GEORGIA. SPALDING COUNTY.—Whereas, dames N. Simons, Executor on the estate •f John Simmons, deceased, applies for leave to eell real estate of deeeaeed for the purpose of die* tri button. These are, therefore, to cite and admooisb all persons concerned to be and appear at my office within the time prescribed by law to show cause, if ary exist, why an order authorizing the sale of said lands oulu not be granted. Oiveu under my band at office, this Au 9 IS?d F. I>. DISMUKF, aog9—oi>d Ordtuery Georgia. spalding county^l Ik.* S. Alien «pj.lie, t„ n , e f, ir i tlt "S I mi- i« i> <•« Ike eetat* of A. A: >J. AlU*, i V* <*«. I fully »ili!iilii.-t-re.l sai<i eM«!e. * * I These ore, therefore, to cite nnd # j fr . . I J eont-ru-d to be *,.H nj.peer nt iT"* *sl within l . time |irMet.L«.i bv fa*, to if nny »hy Jui.l letter* «lieit.i*«, rv *Jf“* not be fintite'!. Given linger my hmM 1, i tlii* the IClh dny of Febitiary. 186# '*•« Feb Kin6m. F. D. I'ISMLKF sh-j;,, i AVETIL LOUR! < T Ol:DiN.\l;v August I»rsi | r I'HE forecoinß neti’ion of Wiilinre'! p I K K blukey and hi. „y M.ry'p Lliehn Kendall and hi* tvife M a ,,j is j dl.il. John C Burgnmy. Willi#,,, jj # k ai. l hi* w ife I’enrcv A Mi Mul ta. K„,. r , gatn.y by hi Gum dim, W. M. Mi-Mnlfi,* to'®* il. Burjfarny bv hi# Gonrdian. W,|i,# n , j’ i my. to net aside nt and revoke the Lute,. -j' e h °l* tary of Tilmati P. Burgumy on the Lst#t e oM* Burgamy deeensed, beirg'read in Court with the evidence connected with the rnrt!e *!- j ordered by the Court that aaid Tiltnan J- 'r, I my show cause by the next Term of thi, w ity hi* I etters as Kxecutor upon the H#»to 11 John Burgumy deceased, shall not beset ai-id** revok-d for the causes set apart in IVtit,. ..' l[ "‘ i |.livatioh for a lime Ni Si. and that a Con, , Order and little Ni Si be served upon raid Tjl i I* But-gamy being a resident of the .-t«te of ?,* a ! b»ma, by |iublicatiou of this Rule iu Term* of I in eueh care made ami provided EDWARD CONNOR. Ordm,,, | Aug9-4t ™ QIXTV days af'er date. 1 shall apply tolhTm j dtnary of Spalding Cotintv for leave »„ ..tm' I Real Estate belonging to the Estate nfl'eterF i r»r deceased. Jt,MAII SHEFFIFLBI *’ I Administrator of J’eter Farrar'. K,,,, i May 31. 1866-6 ml “'«• GIEORGIA SPAI.DING COUNTY.-WW.. f David H. Johtisoi. applies to me for ! rt L j ol Administration on the estate of J. W | deceased. These are, therefore, to cite monish ail parties interested to be and appear my office within the time prescribed by JJ show cause, ii any exist, why such letters »hJS uot be granted. a Given under my hand at offiee. this Sth dsv „t August. 1*66. F. D. DISMI KE ' trdinary G< EORGIA, SPALDING COUNTY.—W h ntu 1 Mary F. Martin applies to me for letters,! Administralinn on the estate of Zadnek Martin deceased. These are. therefore, to eit# J’ monish all pin tles interested to he and »nn eari . my oftk-e within the lime prescribed bv law u, show cause, if any exist why such lettefs should not he granted. Given under my hand at offiee, this August Sth 1866. F. D. DISMIKE. uug9-3(id Ordinary, SHERIFF'S SALES. V IT ILL be sold before tha Court House door IT Cpabling county, Ga„ on the first Tu.sdsj in September next, w titan the u.ltai Imurs es »»t, one hundred and t.llj nine (lib) Barrett# ol rW plmte, levied on ti,e property ol «. W. Fotd.t,, . oalisly h fa issued liotn judge ol the Count j co»,| of the County of Spalding, Maeon ad We#wr, Bail Road »s C. \V. Ford, property puli,levl #„■, iu said ti fa. ALSU, At the same time and place will be sold om ft action L<’l ol Land know n m the 1 lan t I the City of Griffin, as Lot No. Ilu. situates m Westbru lilt, ndjoitiing lots of t>. W. Übodworlii. D. liicti i and oilier*. levied on as the piop.-tty old. Ji, Lumpuest, to satiiy coals oi. two It tas issUtU <u>ot .-paiun.g Otlpei tot-1 out t. ciiur.vs Foreman a C*. vs. John Ji. j.untpuvsl, property pointed out by J. M. Bioouworllr Aug 2-tda b. D. DOYAL Sheri#. Pike Sheriff’s tale. Will lie sold bclore the Court il u.e (loof, in the town of Zebulon. I'tke my, on the lli-.l Foesduv to .September next, within t‘.e legal hoots ol ewie.a plantation in tlie ath in.met el sold county ,t being the land sold by N. F 1 lliitilul to uoliii W. l'ate, known to the plan of said | Oialnct by parts of bits Nos. 90, lui, ltni, sod io2. the other t,umbers not known, the whole «os. taming eight hundred acres more or less, it being the p.unia too w hue ft. traoloid now reMdcs !■ vied on by virtu.- ol u li la from I'ike It, It nor, t outt in tavor ol John Neu! vs. Nathaniel !', law itl—••..lit id liainl.il leijtmed uoutr Inc Stay L»« tiled piopt Tty poinud out by hill, and It ,tnf in-possession notified. Wji. li .McILENDi'N. Aug'-Ids anenff. ■?ian ati m for 5 ile. {OFFER tor ►»!*• *n\ j.lave in ••hl* i y county, Oa , eoi.taiuing 335 ncr#*s. There are 200 ncr« * elemvd, Hie Balance heavily tin*htred with i»fik and j*u*e ihis is >: t.f ihv t deefrsblf pla.-us it *'.'uth- We-ti*r#» Geoiiri.i. I nif both pro* ductive ai.d b*-u.:b\ llu r- !*.» « w . f chiil.* Mi I IVvu. i.oi m.y r. ata io - j three years, or »ince l havcowneO it. lb* l ;* ac? i is iniles from Arnericus, ami four mih> fr«-n» F.Baville.thecountv bite. There are about 16(‘»cr« ! in cultivation—Bo in wheal and rye. 4*> in cotton, about the same in corn liali’of thee u and ••ottnn crop will be bold with the ; lace, if desira ble. Alst a tew Hogs and Cattle rule- goOtb l October, or if the jiurchaorr Mkt she cr«*p, possesion ~iven immediately* Price, with onelulf the crop, |l'Z per »crs without the. crop, flu per mere. Address Dr. A. (J. Tlornady, on the premise*, or the subscriber, at Atlanta, Ga. may 17 —3m 11. C EOBH *1 T NATIONAL HOTEL. Corner Wliithall Street and W. ,fe A Ratlrosl ATM ’VTA, GEORGIA. This Newly« Erected, Commodious, First Glass Hotel, j Elleganfly furnished throughout, and complete in all its appointment*, is now open for the reception of guests, and in successful operation. Attached to this Hotel i* a fine Billiard Parlor, with Phelan Tables. \ Fiist Class Bar. fully and completely stocked with choice liquors, ias» and Cigars. The patronage of the publio is respectfully *°- licited. PRATT, FUND A COKEY. , Proprietors. 11. D. Harris Clerk, Late of the “Brown House,” M»con. G»- June 28tl». 3m. Travelers Look to Your Interest - MRS. REBECCA IIAKLF.V, With sn experience ittferii r to none, keeps a Fit** CUsw BOARDING HOUSE, On the corner of Broughton and Montgomery st* SAVASNAU, GEORGIA. Jtely 'it#-3t EDDLEMAN & BANKS, WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DXXLKR.S I!t BOOTS, LEATHER. SHOEMAKERS TOOLS, LASTS. -PEGrf, Ac., also, »A.*er*«?rr*Kite or BOOTS c*3 Keeps the LARGES l STOCK of Goods in t*sw line, that is to be fonstd »n sny one H'-use in Geor gia. Country Merchant* are invited to examtn our stock babr ■ purchasing elsewhere. CHEROKEE BLOCK, rEACHTREE ST., Atlanta GeorKi* May3ltf DR. T. A. WAREEN & Cfti DRUQOXSTS, DECATUB BT., ATLAITrA^Qa DEALERS io Pure Drugs, Chemical*. P*7 Meifk tnes, Perfumeries, Tolief Articles, *“ Cigars, 'Wines Liauorj. Dye Stuff*, Paint*. " Glm*. Patty. Ac. Coal Oil and Lamp MssnI®*- 1 ®*- and Taonei's Oil. All at the Lowest Piwa