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Jft It AH P ttOTIEK iTr h(p o *ti>‘»r ' AH of Congress, June 1864. Affidavit, (0 OS *djcxft *pnywW|| j? R * OOS ftf«l||Pb#fflispr<fl ogjorder, fay able •( ligiil-or %o demand for ninouut * •tceoding 110, 0 02 tliiu ot Exchange, (Inland,) Noiea, m»n., or order for a sum uot ex needing SIOO, 0 06 wScppixfi.., LJ i f ; l#r, o| rWt| if fr.|r, »m»xIT <* ff korlierwiM than in sets of Three or more, for a auin not exceeding om bandred dollars, , 0 05 For everj additional hundred, or fractional pari thereof, , 0 Oil Wilt aJ Üboda/MbAlla*- plotted in *uv f .a ‘aifti p tort (except Ilritiah' flfortfi America,) on ererv hill of each set, 0 10 Itond to indemnify a surety, wLeii tho amount recoverable thereupon is one thousand dollars or less, 0 60 Hack addition al thousand, or frac tional papt /hpreof, 0 60 Bond for dee epequvjen or perform area of dtitire Oi «mue, 7 I 00 Bond or ether 'hen those required in legal proceedings and such are not otherwise charged herein, 0 26 Certificate ofStoek, in any incorporat ed company, gfc A m m'ki o is Certificate of p9>ffie, in*«# iJwwpowftX ed company for a sum not less than ten and not exceeding fifty dollats, 0 10 Exceeding fifty an-l not exceeding one tlioutnnd dollars, ' 0 *l6 Certificate of damage, or anr clocu inent issued by any J’ort Warden, Marine Surveyor, or other person acting as such, 0 to Certificate of Deposit,.for an amount «#t exceeding one iiuwJrffJ tipfiers, 0 u 2 JJxowding one hundred li.illnra, 0 05 Certificate of any other description, not herein specified, 0 05 Contract, Broker’s Note, or Memo randum of sale of goods hy Broker 0 10 Deed of land where the consideration does not exceed five bundled «J jl lara, 0 60 Fi om fir,! unJroJ to one thousand dollars, 1 00 For every additional five hundred or fractional pnrt thereof, 0 60 Entry for.withdrawal of Mercliatuliz) from Bonded Warehouse, 0 60 Entry of nfercbnndize, for cnn-iimp tion or warehousing, not exceeding one huddlied dollar* in \ at.i« 0 25 Froiq otfe ta five hundred dollars, 0 60 Exceed ling five hundred dollars, 100 I (ruager’s Heturns. If for a quantity not exceeding 600 gallons gro-s, 010 Exceeding 600 gallons gross, 0 25 Insurance policy, on anv life or lives where (he amount insured does not exceed on* thousand dollar-*, 0 26 ; T'orn one to five thousand, 0 60 XS*s*_#* ;t/iot>*tt»d, 1 oo j li»*u** ,^nm , ~r t r, "'*fer same rates, Ritks- wfiere "'ii.f'dand and Fire not C x,*ed ten dollars, »• *>A Exceeding ten and not exceeding fifty dolUil,. 0 26 Exc*vding fifty dollars, 0 50 Assignment or transfer same rate. Lease, Agreement, Memorandum, er contract, for the hire, use or rent of any lahd, tenement or portion theroof, where the rent or rental vatui doea not exceed three hun dred dollar* per annum, 0 50 ' Exceeding the sum of three hun dred dollars per annum for each additional *two hundred or frac tional part thereof, 0 50 i Assignment or Transfer same rate. Measurer’s Returns. If for a quan tity not exceeding 1000 bushels, 010 Exceeding one thousand bushels, 025 Mortgage of Land, Estate or I'r<*s>«%■ ty Ileal or Persona l , exceeding one hundred and jxk exceeding five hundred, dollars, 0 10 * Fi**'liuhdred to one thousand dol -0 25 For every additional five hundred or fractional part thereof, 0 50 Assignment or Transfer same raiea. Power to sell er transfer ot -Script, to collect Dividends, Interest or Hen:, 0 25 To vote at election* in any incor porated company, or society, (ex cept religious, charitable, or liter ary societies, or public cemeterio*,) 0 10 j To sell, convey rent or lease Heal ,r I 00, To perform all other acts not here mentioned,» o 30 j Promissory Notes, Same as Inland Bills of Exchange. Henewal, s.nn-j rate. PrabKe-of Will or Letter* of Admin* istratiow, where tbs estate does not sxoeej tho value of two thousand dollars, I qo ! hor each addition,.) thousand or fractional part thereof, 0 50 ; Protest of Note, Bill of Exchange, Acceptance, Check o: Draft and liartaa, 25 Recaspts, Warehouse, foi Goods held on Storage, got otherwise provid ed for in any public or private warehouse, not exceeding five hun dred dollars, “ jO l Exceeding five bandied and not ex ceeding oge thousand dollars, 20 1 Uoceipts for the payment of any sum of money exceeding twenty dollars, 2 i Write, original, (except those issued by a Justice of the Peace and those iMßad in crfminal prosecutions hy the United State*,) 50 When tho amount claimed,in the writ issued hy a Const, not of He* cord, one hundred dollar* or over, 50 Upon every confession of Judgment for one huudred dollars ot over, (except in those cases where the for the writ for the commences rwexrt of a suit has been naid.) 6© Writs or other process o.i nppneala from Justices Court or other Coarts of inferior Jurisdiction to a Court of Hevord, 60 Warrant* of Distress, when the arn’t claimed docs uot exceed tns Luo* dred dollars, Exceeding one Unlrel dollar* 50 !, e >• * - T v * IfEWTUOu.n, STOKE IN MAC ON. . CILLItfIV, FEARS A Cl* llsvs just opaatd end Receiving Dsily, s Large quantiij of ,jl'y RlfffTUBE, J* £ sCofAlitels pwt vs * uhambbh srftf, PAULO It SETS, BUREAUS OF ALL KINDS, CHAIR* OF. EVERY DESCRIPTION, CHEAT VARIETY Os OAftPETINO WHAT KNOTS snj BOOK SHELVES, HAT TREES end TEA POOS, MABt.E TOP TABLES, EXTENSION, BREAKFAST, DINING end TEA TABLES, SPRING BEDS, CRADLES CUBS and CHILDREN'S C7IIURS* WINDOW SfIADES, s Great Vxnety, MATTING, SOFAS, TETK A TETES, ole , etc. Repairing of old Furniture done in the bee! style. You will find us on Cherry street, one door strove J. B. Rose. may 10:1 in <ll*l* I>. KINM.AV. Tllns. W USSCH.IX. FINDLAY & MANfiHAM, Wholesale and Retail Dealers in FANCY FAMILY GROCERIES AM) PROVISIONS GENERALLY, Wines, Liquors, Cigars, Tobacco, Fruits, Candy, Nut*, ite., Ac. arcoNn strvkt. opposme pib*t national hank, MACON, UKOKUIA. may 16; p. M, RYAN, MAXITFAOTITRKII of French Burr MiH Stone*. Will Sj.indie*. Mill Machinery* of nil description*. Steam Kngintft, Snw mid .Sriit Mill*. Stunt Hrltinp; And Hollins Cloth, Sc i een Wire, Mi’ll I'ick*, lMnsterof Pni i*. nlwny* on liand and mnde lo order. AM work pold hy me warnin ted. 1 also contr**t for vilLr, ’fti'xs:" Mi "'* AGENTS WANTED IN I.VERY TOWN, TO ftKLL lIIK FOLIJTWI.NO VALUABLK SOPTIiEHN lIISTOUY Suiidiern IIi*(oi y of the liar, nv E. A. POI.LARI), Editor Richmond Examiner. •I vols , R vn., about 675 pages each. $5,5(1 per v>l. With 20Splendid Steel Portrait* This is the only eoniple e end nuthentie history of the Southern side published, extending ns it does, Irnm die beginning of the wnr to die final surrender of die Confederate mniies. Mr. Pollard’s prominent norition in the Confed erney hns enabled him lo prepare a work line quilled in nmirney nnd interest. nn<? whieh is ev ery where acknowledged to be the Standard South eru History. It should find a plaec in every library II SOUTHERN GENERALS—THEIR LIVES AND CAMPAIGNS, lIV CAI'T. W. I'ARKXR RXOW, With 17 splendid Steel Portraits, 1 voL 8 Vo , 500 |)Rges, M,f.o, Containing Biographies of the distinguished So*:h ern Generals, with full mid grapliie aeeounte of the various campaigns inxvliich thev were engaged. It is a most important and interes ting volume, and lias been prepared with the ulniott care and thoroughness. 111. LIFL SERVICES AND CAMPAIGNS or * STONEWALL JACKSON, ST A VIRGINIAN. 1 vol., 12 mo., 824 pn-ree: one dollar and a half with Authentic Polrnits of JACKSON and bis successor EWEI.L,on steel. This is the only authentic history of this dislin guished leader which has been writ'eo. It has been pr. pared from Official report* eoutempo r»rv narratives, aid personal acquaintance, and is complete and full. IV. THE RAIDS AND ROMANCES OK U 0R G A .V A N P HIS ME N UT mts. SAI.I.IE ROCHESTER FORD. With Steel Potrnit of General. MORGAN, 1 vob 12 mo , 424 page*. sl, seventy-five cent*, A complete history of th's dai ing officer, more thrilling nnd interesting than fiction. V. WOVEN OF THE SOUTH Distinguished in Literature One Vol., Eight vo.. Five hundred and eleven pa geo. Three dollar* nnd a half. Illustrated with Spin ' did Potraite, on steel, from life, of Mxx. Octavia W a lion I,e VxHr, Mrss Maku J. Mclntoso, Mrs. Rosa Vkrtnkr Johnson, Mrs. Annie Cora Kitcuie, Miss Atut'STA J. Evans, Mrs. L. VnoiNiA Fnixcii, Marion Hakiand, And conisiiiing full biographical sketches and specimen extracts from the most celebrated writ togs prose and verse, of THIRTY FIVE DISTINGUISHED LITERARY •WOMEN OF THE SOUTH." All the above works are having an immense sale, and sgcDt* are doing splendidly everywhere many making from ten to fi.teen dollars per day VTe want an agent in every town in the South eru State*. Returned Soldiers, Ladies, Teacher* and other*, will find this most profitable employ* lIMUt. Exalosive territory given, and liberal induce ments offered to eauvavers. For full particular* address C. B. RICHARDSON, Pub!i*her, 540 Broadway, N. Y. J. T. JENKINS & CO., VV II OLES A I„ E DRUGGISTS, AND Denier* in Paiut*, Oil*, Window Glare, Clieikieals, Chemical Apparatus, Stationary, Patent .Medicine!' and a complete assortment of FANCY AND TOILET ARTICLES. ALABAMA Sf . . .. ATLANTA f-A • r*—D« i MIRow, WHOLESALE AND Bttll DEALER IN Ilardtrarr, Cutlery Notions, fyc i WhIIKIIALL BT-, QOftXH ALABAMA, ATLAUTA, * GEORGIA Ha* Just received *Lrge and Splendid Asaorlntcnt of T.-ibie Cutler, l'ocket Cutlery- Shoe Knives, Sosora *nd Shear* Razors and Strap, Stc-ela, Need! i Chop Axe*, llatclieta, Foot Adx, Planes, CliscJs, A**, Bread Axes, Saw Setts, Drawing Knves, Augerx. B-aces and Bits, Hammers, Monkey Wroticies, llnnd Saw*, Cos* Cut Saws, Anvil*, Bellows, Bench Strews, Vices, Wood Saws, Mill Saws Stocks and Dies, Wagon Boxes, Steel Square* Gimlet*. Pipe Boxes, Buggy Nut*, Carriage Bolts, Shoe Nails, Slice Tacks. lion and Buggy Findings, Shoe Hammers, Shoe Pincers, Shovels, Tongs, Fire Iron*, shoe Aw la, Shoe Peg*, Foot Semper*, Hinges, Butts, Shoe Thread, Spades, Shovels, E-'iSs, Ilmnes, Garden Rakes, Garden Hoes, Screws, llooks and Ilinges, Fir* Bolls, Platform Scales, Bolt*, Latches, Sash Pullies, Counter Scales, Hope Nails, Sash Weights Hash Cord. Cotton Cards, Water Buckets, Curtain Bands, Bed Casters Coffee Mills, Slates, Sieves, Well Buckets, Tnbs, Brooms, Jim Crow Card.. Sifters. Sad Iron*, Tin Dippers, Cocoa Dippers, Clerking Stoves, Office Stoves, Ovens, Pot*, Tea Kettles, Smire I’»ns, Frying Pans, Tin Buckets. Tin Pnris, Lock Chains. Trece Chains, Horse Brushes, Curry Combs, Whitewash Brushes, Shoe Brushes, Cun die Sticks, Oil Lumps, Grind Stones, Files, Sharing Cream and Soaps, Looking Glasses, Fawcetts, Brittania Ware, Te i Setts. Gun Caps, Gun Tubes, Spoons, Ijidles, Snml Paper, Ac. And numerous other articles. In fact, every thing usually kept in a Wholesale anl Retail Hardware House. Otders respectfully solicited and promptly filled. January 1, G 6,3 m. ry:u stock of FAMILY AND FANCY GROG ERIES, ii now complete. \V e invite an examination of our Sugar*, Coffees, Teas, Flour, and Rice '‘"""buckwheat flcur. SUOAIt-HOUS E SYH Ul\ Mackerel, Codfish, Herrings. Beef-tongues, Oysters, Snrdin I’le Fruits, Cnn Fruits' Dates, Raisins, Prunes, Figs and NV of nil kinds. Kc-iisene Lamps, M irks. Chimneys, and 0 Caudles in Parufiue Wax. Star ami Tallow, Far nnd Stick Candy* in great v«ri. i.y. a-.rv, lU,fu,, s*..,A/, IF/iie, K 0 <J and iifi<x"cf;a.'it Mittb T, ~ : Always o i hand. Smoking find C/ieicing Tobacco, in great, vniiet v. In brief, it ieonv nfm to keep those goods that every Housekeeper Daily needs. For prices, we prefer our Customers to exercise their oWn judgment. We solicit n cull from our friends, nnd the pub lie generally S. W. MANGHAM, & CO Pec. *i7, S. T. ATKIN, Wholesale and Retail Dealer iu Stoves, Ranges, Grates, Pumps, Cutlery, Britnnrn and Plated Ware, Wooden and Willcw Ware, House Fitrnisliing Goods, etc., etc., etc, etc., Also, Mann/aeturer of TIN. COTTT.R, AND SHEET IRON WARE. No. 2 Winship Block, Peachtree Street ATLANTA, GEORGIA, STOVES, RANGES, TIN PLATE. SHEET IRON COPPER AND ZINC. 150 Heating and Cooking Stove*, with Furniture complete. The Chilton Cooking Range, the best Range in use. 800,000 lbs. Iron, assorted sizes of tho best eiuali ty. A NICE ASSORTMENT OF English nnd German Table Cutlery, Scissors, Butchers' Knives, Shovels, Spades, <tc. ALSO, A LARGE ASSORTMENT OF Plain and Planished Tin Ware, Britaniaand .Inpaned 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. inay3l—Sni SPRING STYLES MRS. JACKSOT& \F\VTO\ f FASHIONABLE MILLINERS, GRIFFIN . GEORGIA. FEBRUARY INSTALLMENT. WE HAVE THE PLEASURE OF INFORM injt onr friends and puldic generally, that we have just reeeived from New York a Lenuliful collection of the most fashionable goods in our line, and would respectfully invite the citizen* of Griffin, and surrounding country to examine our stock before purchasing elsewhere, as we can and will sell as LOW as can he purchased in the State. We have also the pleasure of stating that we have made arrangements in New York to keep our selves supplied with the MOST FASHIONABLE GOODS that can be had, so that we may b« able, at all times, to suoply our friend* and customer*, with to* wv latest styles. MR 1 - >\f IC.'fiN NEW rOV I .Vo D- r OR. ROBACK’B BLOOD BLOOD BLOOD BLOOD BLOOD BLOOD BLOOD BLOOD BLOOD BLOOD BLOOD PIUS BLOOD PILLS AND Blood Purifier! are UNEQUALED rum cvmi*o Scrofula, Syphilis, Skin IHs ease, Old Sores, Stilt llheuul, Dyspepsia or Judiffestion, SICK HEADACHE Liver Complaint*, Rheumatism, Fever and Ague. St. An thony’s Fire, female complaints. Erysipelas, Tumors, Eruptions, Fits, Scrofulous Con• sumption, etc. HHM I I I ONE n*rnon write*, her tlmnghter wM cured of Fit* of nine year*’ etmixling, ftiui St. Yilu» dmnoe of two yettr*. A NOTH EU write*, »ii* son was cured oner hi* flesh hm<l nlmost wßsteti o»rv. The tloctor* pronounced the case incurable. ANOTHER was cured of Fever and Agme nf fer trying every medicine »» his resell. ANOTHER wee cured of Fever Bore which hnd existed fourteen years. ANOTHER of Rheiunntiem of eight yenrs. Cun innumerable of Dyepetisia end I-iver Compliunt could be meiitmfieti, in which the Funner sud worlc like a ciiarni. THE BLOOD FILLS Are U>e mowt no tire *nd thorough pills thal liAve ever been inirnducett. They act mo di rectiy upon the Liver, exciting that organ to auch *n extent am that the system Hoes not re ispse into its former coiuiition, which is too »pl $o tie die case with i<tin]tly u purgettve pill. They are renlly n BLOOD AND LIVER PILL, smi. in conj unction with the BLOOD PURIHER! Will cure nil the Aforementioned diseases, nnd, of themselves, will relieve aud euro Headache, Costiveness, Colic Pains, Cholera Morbus, Indigestion, Pain in the Bowels, Dizziness, &c., &c. DR. ItOBACK’S Stomach Bitters! Should l*e used by convnloscent* to tlie proitration which always follows acute disease. Try these medicines, and von will never re epet it. Ask your neighbors who have used tWm, aid! they will pay they are GOOD MEDICINEH, nnd you should try them be* ore going lorn physician. PRINCE, WALTON & CO., (Successors to Dr, C. W. Kolavck,) 60LK PROPRIETORS, Nos. 66, 68, 60 & 62 E. Third St., CINCINNATI, O. Are Sold by all Druggists and Dealers in Patent Medicines SADDLES, HARNESS AND LEATH E 11 . G. BERND, COTTON AVAXUE, Betxcetn Mulberry and Cherry Streets, MACON, GEORGIA, Calls the attention of Dealers and Planters to his Stock of Splendid Saddlery and Harness Roods, Consisting of the following Goods: LADIES', GENTS’ and BOY'S SADDLES, I CARRIAGE, BUGGY <t DRAUGHT HARNESS, ! WOOL, HAIR nnd STRAW COLLARS. I As well a* HARNESS, BRIDLE. SOLF,. UPPER, BEL LOW’S, BAND and STRING LEATHER, always on hand at the lowest prices. HARDWARE, of all kinds in his line. My facilities for manufacturing nil classes of work, are unsurpassed bv any House in the State. All 1 n«k is, LOOK AT MY STOCK BEFORE YOU BUY. All Kinds of Repairing Done April29-6m ° HARDWARE &. CUTLERY. CARRIAGE MATERIALS, TRIMMINGS, PAfNTS, OILS. VARNISHES AND GLASS. C. 11. JOHNSON is constantly receiving at hi* old stand or* Hill Street, a lartre assortment alt geeds in his line, which he is selling at wholesale and retail as low us they can be bought in nnv interior market TERMS CASH. Insure lour Property! ( . 11. JoIINSON is Agent for (lie SOI THhRN Ml Tl AL Insurance Companj*. of Athens, U*... Capital. $235,000 The CXDF.hWRITERS AGENCY of New T oik. over $8,000,000 LHL HOME Insurance Company of New York, near ' $4,000,000 PiICENIX <t PUTNAM Company of Hartford, Conpscticut, and other good Companies, Bisks are solicited on Cotton. Merchandise, Furnitnre. and Buildings. VT I osst* j tor„p«'> adjoyfel ’ D*e JT. Ts Legal Advertisements. / IEORgTa SPALDING COUNTY.—Whereaa \JT Juroe* U. Log** apjrliv* to roe for letter* ot .b.iiiiseiun as admiiusl ralor on the e*Ute of Hugh Ham,l. decease it, he having fully administered and wound up uaid estate. TUe.e are therefore to cite and direct all perswa •ooverued to be and appear a! my office within the time prescribed by law. and show cause if any ex : -t why »aid Mter* of dismission should not be granted. Giveh under my band at my office thia Mav 7th. 1866. F. D. DISMUKE. May 17-6111 Ordinary f t KOItUI V. SPALDING COUNTY —Whereas V J Win. M. Itliu»lon iulmini*Uator on the Estate of John B Kt-id late of said comity Deceased up plies to me for letters of dismission as administra tor on said Estate he having fully administered and wouud up the same. . . These arc therefore to city and admonish all persons interested or concerned to be ami appear at my office within the time prescribed by law and »how cause if any exist why said letters of dismission should not be granted. Given under rnyhand at my offiee, this the Ist day of April ITO 6 April 12th ai6m. F. D. DISMUKE, -* Ordinary. PILL& PILLS. PILLS. PILLS. PILLS. PILLS. PILLS. PILLS. PILLS. PILLS. Gt GEORGIA SPALDING COUNTY —Where Was Wrn, M. Blanton administrator on the Es tale of Sarah F. Reid late of said county deceased sr>j lies to me for letters of dismission as adininis tiator on said Estate he having fully administered and wound up the same. These are therefore to cite and ndmomsn all peisons interested or concerned to be and appear at my office within the lime prescribed by lew and show cause if any exist Why said letters should not begrnuted. Given under iny hand atmy office this let day of April 1866 F. D. DLSMUKE, Ordinary. EOIIGIA. SPALDING COUNTY.—Whereas George \V. White applies to me for itllers o) dismission as admistrator on the estate of Charles B. White, deceased, having fully administered and wound up said estate. These are, therefore. b< cite and admonish all persons interest -d. to be. and appear atmy office, j within the time prescribed by law. so show cause. I if any exist, Why such letters should not be grant ed. 'Given Under mv hiuid, at office, this 25th day of Junuarv, 1800. F D UI>MUKR. J • ,• Ordinary. Burrs Surrmoi: CoyiiT. March Term; 1866. E. B. Ridgeway “ ) ts, v Libel fi'r Divorce. Mary A. F Ridgeway. ) IT Bj.pearii ff to tli- I ourt that th" Defendant i rot to be found in the County of Putts, and is I not to be found in tbiS -Ptste. it '* ordered that j the defendant be required to be and appear r.t the <hg „f*t term of the. Superior Court of said tom - tv to answer the l’lai itiff in an action of Lihel for Divorce, nnd that H is order he published once a month for four months previous to the next term of this Court J A. Him l.ibeWat t's, Att’y A true extract fium 'he Minutes of said Court March 18 1866, W. It. Baskstow (Jerk, epr! 12-41) ' dmhrv, G« EOROTA, SPALDING COUNTY.—Whereas T M. a. McCullough Administrator of Robert C. McCullough deceased applies to me for an order to sell the veal e-tate.belonging to said es'nte. These are, therefore, to eite and admonish all persons conceited to he and appear nt my office within the time prescribed bv law to show cause if any exist, why an Older authorizing tlie sale of said real estate should not be granted. Given under my hand ;.t office ihi* 2nd day of Jti’v 1566. ' F. D. DISMUKE, Ordinary. July 19-OOd ( i EOROIA. SPALDING COUNTY —Whereas VX W. P. Maxwell applies to me for letters of Administration on the- estate of Sarah Kirk, late of said county deceased. These m e,*therefore,' to cite nnd admonish all ' persons interested or concerned to be and nppenr | ut. my office within the time pi escribed by law to . show cause, if any exist, why such letters of Ad 1 ministration should not h- grant'd, i Given under mv hand nt office this 2nd day if July, 1866. F. D. DISMI'KK. Ordinary. July 19 30d ( N. llarr s VveciiYol- oftiie K-tatc ol I .m,T,r/' 'ff! Anurew,. ,loc(uiM*d, applies t,- me. for ; an order to sell the Real Estate belonging to the j Estate of the said Jacob W. Andrews. These are therefore lo cite and ; persons interested or concerned to be nnd appear ] at my office within the time prescribe by law, to j show cause, if any exist, why such ! not he grant ed. Given under mv band at office this 2nd div of August, 1866. * I D. DISMUKE, Ordinary. OREGIA. SPALDING COUNTY.—Whereas YX 11. M Starr a bninistrator of \V. I) Starr deceased applies to me for an order to sell the real es'nte belonging to said e-tate. '1 licse are therefore to cite and admonish all persons concerned, to ho nnd appear nt my office within the time prescribed by law. to show cause if any exist, why an order authorizing the sale of said real estate should not be granted. Given under my hand at offiee. this the 2nd day of July 1«66. J- D. IBS'MUKE, Ordinary. July 19-60d l 1 EOROIA, SPALDING COUNTY.—Whereas YX Isaac A. Ilnisten administrator of Griffii F. Lavender deceased applies to tne for an order to sell the real estate belonging to said estate. '1 hese are, therefore, to cite nnd admonish all persons concerned to be nnd appear at mv office within the time prescribed by law, to show cause j if any exist, why said older should not be granted. Given under my hand nt office this 2nd day of ! July 1 806. F. D. DISMLKE, Ordinary. ( July )9-60d ADMINISTRATOR'S SALE. BY virtue of an order front the Court of Ordi i nary of Spaiding county Georgia, there will j Resold, o,i the first Tuesday in September next, I before the Court House door in the eity of Griffin] | the Lnuds belonging to the Estate of Charles J. 1 Maddox, late of said county deceased, the same j consis'ing of seventy-five acres, about lour mil's' frofti the eity of Griffin, with ordinary improve- j merits thereon ; Sold for distrrhotioo. A,J. MAODOX, Adm’r. I July H)-4b<l ' ADMINISTRATOR'S SALE. 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 the usual hours of sale, on the fiist Tuesday in Oc tober next, the .store House formerly occupied by I’eter Farrar, deceased. Said House is situated on Hill street in the City of Griffin; the building is 35 feet wine by 90 long, two stories high, with a cellar same dimensions ns the house. The same is a recently ere* tod brick building, and is one of the best, in Giiffiu, building contains a store room up stairs, together with other rooms that are very profitable for rent. [ Also, at the same time and place will be sold | 20 acres of Land adjoining the Southern portion of the City of Griffin, being woodland and well ! situated for building purposes. Also, will be sold before the Court House door ir, the county of Meriwe tlier, ou the First Tue* day in November next, one hundred and' eighty acres of land known as the Durham place, adjoin* ing the farms of Sheffield on the West, Jackson on the North, Fears, oil the South one hundred acres of said farm being in a high of cultiva tion, the greater portion of the remainder in the woods. AH the above property being sold as the Estate of Peter Farrar, deceased, for tue benefit of the heirs and creditor* of said estate. Terms Cash. JOSIAH SHEFFIELD, Administrator of Peter Farrar, deceased. August 9, 186f.-tds / 1 EORGIA,SPALDING COUNTY.—Whereas, VJT James N. Simons, Executor on the estate of John Simmons, deceased, applies for leave to sell real estate of deceased for the purpose of dise tribution. These are, therefore, to cite and admonish alt persons concerned to be and appear at my office within the time prescribed bv law to show cause, if any exist, why an order authorizing the sale of said land should not be granted. j Given under mv band at office, this August Pth r I> DISMUKL, * n ? 9 Oltuscj. Irs EORG! k, SPALDING COUNTY— VX Tho* H. Allen to mi* ion on th* estate of A. A. 0. Alles | J* fully administered said estate. ’ | Tlreee are, therefore, IS cite and aAn-^j ! person* eoaeerned to hs Sud appesr Ml ~l * 4 within the Gme preSeFbed by l*w, t e if any exists, why Mtul letters I not be granted. Giveu under my JramJ [®**4 this the 16th day of February. I*o6 ** 60s Feb. 22ui6m. F. I). DISMUKE. 0,1. FAYETTE COURT OF OltDlN a Avcist Taw, > furSgoing petition ofWilliantT r," ’* X R. K. blakey and bis wife Mary p Elislra Kendall and his wife Marti.. d.%11. John C. Burgamy. William M w'X* and his wife Pearev A. McMuliin. Emoevr‘-r gamy by b-s Guardian W. M. J T. Burgamy by his Guardian, William T r * my, to set aside and revoke the Letters T - l ta'ry of Tilman P. Burgamy on the Estate***?* Burgamy deceased, being read in Court tL*' 1 ’ with the evidence connected with the Ordered by the Court that said Tiltnaa p'lii* my ahow cause by the next Term efi T? 1 why his I etters as Executor upon tbe v!,®** John Burgamy decease 6, shall not he 6et < revoked for the cause* set apart In Frtiti plication for * Rule Ni Si, anff thu , Older and Rule Bt Si be served (ipon wZ/wv* P Burgamy being a resideet of the Btau bams, by publication of this Rule ( a Terms af i in BU«h ease made and provided. M * 4 » EDWARD CONN'D*, Or&j,. Aug9—ft “f SIXTY day* after date, I shalTst, p dinJTy of Spalding Chanty for leave to mi o Real Estate belonging to the Estate ofPet„r rar Jeceased. JOSIAH SHEFFIELD” 1 Administrator of Peter Farrar', ft,- May 31, 1866-60d “'l* C i EOUGIA. SPALDING T Da rid 11. Johnson applies to me f„ r of Administration on the estate of J. \\- u. deceased. These are, therefore, to cits t**!' monish all parties interested to so- „, u j try office within the time prescribed b v |.,“ show cause, it any exist, wby such let'e-s .1, •! uot be granted. '' ,ho, i Given under my hard at office this stW J. e August, 1866. P. D.I„r,MCKL : * crjht. f EORG I A. SPA IDI N 0 COUNT Y.-Wu* !VX Mary F. Mai tin app.ics 6. me for let,,.* I Aimiiiiistnitmn on tl.e estate of Zadock U„, !di erased. These are. thvi efo,,. to ei.e i insri-.iwli all pomes interested to he at:d ap P e lru nty office within the lime prescribed Uv law te show cause, if any exist, why such letter, ,| ' net be granted. ] Given under my hand at office, this JnenrtH 1866. F. 1). DI&MUKe nng9-30d Ordin,,; SHERIFF’S SALES. YXT I LI. be sold before the Court ll„ns«ff w } $ Spalding county, Ga., on the first Tvsir in September next, within the usual hours of one hundred nnd fifty -line (|sq) Harrells of 5, | pit.ate, levied on as the property of C. W.Fwdt, j satisfy ti fa issued from Judge of the County (V; I of the County of Spalding, Macon and Wester Rail Road vs C. W. Ford, property pointed re in said fi fa. " ALSO, At the same time and place will be sob! o, f action I."t of Land known in the Plan rfUnCrt of Griffin, ns Lot No. J ID. situated in WeitCni fin. adjoining lots of S. W. Hh odworth. D. libb end others, levied on os the property of J. | 1 u iqiiest, to entity costs on two fi las issuedfnw .Spalding Superior Court. Charles Foreman th vs. John M. Conquest, property pointed out It J M. Woodworth. Aug 2-tds D. D. DOYAL Sheriff Pike Sheriff’s IDill he sold before the Court II use d-rer, ■ V? (lie town of Zebu 1011, Dike county, en ta first Tuesday in September next, witluu the!-ti | hours of safe a plantation in the toli Disttirf if said eountv it being the hind sold hv Xl’ p. 1..1.. known in the plan u f lu j Jhstriet bv parts of lots Nos. »0, 117, M i-.j 102. the other numbers not known, the nlielrm. tainiug eiglit hund- ed acres more or less, iti-io the plantation where S. Cranfoid now rniff> , levied on by virtue of a fi fa from I’ite laftrw. Court in favor of John Non! vs. Nathaniel I’. 1« ie!—oath of Plaintiff required under t lie Stay Lit filed mid property pointed out by him aid trim: iit posses.-ioii notified. w.m. ii. McClendon, Aug2-tJj Sheiift. Plan tat ion 4 for Sale, ri 'FEER for sale my place in Schley esttitr Ga , eontnining ;i:ts acres. Diere arr acres cleared, the hu I mice heavily timbered oak and pine. This is one of the must desi:ii,i places in South Western Georgia, being bothpr ductive and healthy. There has not beenstn of chills HirJ fever, nor any r. almious sii-kurMi three years, or since 1 have owned it. Tliepiiti is eight miles from Arnericiis, nnd four milesfrea EllaviEe.tlie eountv site. There are about 160 at”» in cultivation—Bo in wheat and rye, 40 in cottc and about the sanie in corn, llalfof theconirt cotton crop will be sold with the place, ifdesirs ble. Also, a few Hogs and Cattle. Titles goal possession Ist October, or if the purchaser till the erop, possession given immediately. Price, with onehrlf the crop, sl2 per id without the crop. s!t) per acre. Address Dr. A. C. llornndy, on the premiso.e the subscriber, at Atlanta, Ga. mav 17—3 in 11. C. IIORSADT Notice to Debtors and Creditori. A LL persons indebted to the eslnteof J»w j x\. W. Middlebrookn, late of Spadling foms? | deceased, are notified to come forward audwtu j immediately, and those having demands »pi* said estate are requested to present them di} authenticated in terms of the law. .1. 11. CO NX A MY. auglC Administrator George W. Grant and E. W. Bsfli, of 11. ]\ Kilpatrick, deceased apply t#w* letters of dismission on sail estate. Thest art therefore to cite and' persons roncerned to he and appear at my oft* within the time prescribed by law, to »howf**J if any e*i«t t why such letters of dismissiou not be granted. Given under my hand at office, this A’H 15th, 1866. F. D. DISMUKE, augl6—6m Ordinary f t EORGI A SPALDING COUNTY.—Win* \J R. F. Mann applies to me for letUn Dismission on the estate of Rhoda. late of said couny, deceased.. These are, therefore to cite and admoniil v persons interested or concerned, to be and at my offiee within the time pnesorHseff by I'** show cause if any exist why such letter* d* mission should not be granted. Given under my hand at offioe this 15th A»f* 1866, 6m F. D. DISMUKE^ GEORGIA— SPALDING COUNTY.—Wbw* David P. Elder. Guardian of David Hi* lair and Elizabeth A. Gray, formerly ElizaW^ Malair, applies tor-.e for letters of dismi** ol , These are therefore to cite and adniotM® persons concerned to he and appear at m* within the time prescribed by laws onafk* cause, if any exist, why such letters of diswki* should not be granted. Given under my hand, at office, this thill* day of August, 1866. F. D. DISMUKS angle— 6od OnUM*. (2 EORGI A—SPALDING COUNTY.—MI#"* f John I). Moor, Administrator of the of Lee Strickland, late of said county, dici** 4 applies to me for letters of dismission. , These are therefore to cite and adinesi* * persons interested or concerned to be aniDpj** at my office within the time prescribed hy and show cause if any exist, why said dismission should cot be granted- , ; Given under my band at ediee, this tlie 14L August, 1866. F. D. DISMUKL angl6—6ra OrdmUT^ MHOO, v WAKTED.-AfanjW room c-* o’-' rented by making i appr-xrim, a{ the ‘ Herald” office, jug 3 **