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SOUTHERN HE BALD. I l BUSHEIi DAILY AT G BIFFIN, <; E<>BGI A, BY MARTIN & EAGAN, (~,1,1 U>TAUL'» Mri'lNfi. » \*r Min II? Am -T Kult* of SiiUtripli'Ji:. One o’p} t,oe ) Mr *-'• 00 On* i*"| , y •i' mouths, :) 50 One copy “ < - 138~ ‘ f " r ,n,; ' vo, :Kam! Al»vi j;tw ING rcjpcetl illy solicited, and promptly utt-i.Je.l to. Newxan, September 1, !**>(>. At a meeting of the citiz ns of Cowet i county, to take in consideration the condi tion of the country Sml ior the relief of the citizens, on motion, Captain J. 11. Graham was called to the chair, and Judge W. M. Sparks, appointed Secretary. At the request of the chairman, John Yv. i \> \vei], Esq., was called upon to explain the object of the meeting. X\ hich he did in a very brief, plain and clegaut Run tier. AT-t which, in motion, the chairimu appointed a coiuuiiUee of five to arrange the business of the meet ing. John W. Potvdl, E.-<], C’laimnn of Corn mittec, A. J. Smith, 1? q., Simeon Whatley, XX in. Overby and 11. Y Brown were appoint ed. While the committee was out Col. \V. V- XX tight were called upon to address the meeting which lie did iu an able and elegant style, showing the true condition of the citi zens of the State—stating that the evil was apparant, and they the people must and they only among themselves can apply the reme dy. The committee entered and their re port was read. II her,.,.*, A lnaji rlty of the people of Georgia are in debt and laid to contracts made and entered into before the year lSfjf>, ■ind from payment and execution of which they were prevented by reason oftheJaie war; And, whereas, wc believe that art eiiforce meat by creditors ol the collecting laws of Georgia as they now stand upon our fc'ta’Ute Hooks wt'uld reduce thousand to poverty and misery ; and, whereas, a rtccntjdrought, un precedented iu extent an 1 unparalellcdjin I length and severity lias dried up our streams and parched cut' fi Ids, tender ing a huutc supply of food i ill post,i b'e, no 1 making our prop'e depend cut upon etker eeotions ter bread ; and, svhoroas, it is out of the question for the peo ple to meet the continued demands of Tax gatherer, Corn seller and Creditor, in their impoverished and ruined condition ; There fore, Ist 15c it Resolved, That we the citizens «f Coweta county, in the name and behalf ol the thousands whose property has been de stroyed sod whose homes have been desola ted by war, demand a further s«»|s-nsiott or repeal (as utay tie best) of the collecting laws i f Georgia ; nor are we to be detcred from this demand In tin ’;-*• of the term re pudiation or such like epi'hit. I’d Resolved, I hut we submit respectfully hut earnestly his Exccllcttev, t Bus. J. Jen kins, the propriety and nece-sity ot calling a convention of the | -.•onfc at aticatly d.,y f r the purpose tnenti tie 1 in the !'. r geing n elutions. The mode a. 1 tutamre of relief is a question for the people and to them it should he sit! titiHrd. Resolved Bd, ’1 ha' in t? event his Excel- . Icnev shall dcct.» it un.C.-o and t cvctbre tv luse to call a convention lor the purpo e~ aforesaid, wo m .ke a like appeal to the I,eg- i islaturc of Georgia, a:i I we hen by urge upi t. 1 our immediate representatives that they I spare no effort in this behalf Resolved. 4, ’I hat this meeting sorrows over the condition ot our bclovid State, — once prosperous and wealthy— n ,-w reduced to poverty arid suffering ; ruined by war and threatened with famine ; that wc sytnp.ith'ze with the poor and destitute, the widow and orphan; that wc call upon our fellow citizens of other counties to give expressions to tie ir sentimei ts in regal'd to rhcsti’j-- t that con vened us to-day. ltesolved nth, That in the opinion of this meeting the debts contracted prior to IS tin, should be settled on the basis of a loss ot propet ty by debtors an l credito.s. ltesolved Oth, That the Xou nan Herald, the Griffin and Atlanta papers, he requested to publish a copy of this Preamble and these Resolutions, together with the proceedings of this day’s meeting. By request Andrew J. Smith then address ed the meeting on the adoption of the report and resolution of the committee, in a very touching and sensible style, followed by J. XV- Powell—for adoption—after Mr. Powell j closed, Col. \Y. T. Wright addressed the | meit.ng in opposition to the resolutions. A. J. Smith then concluded the argument in j favor of the adoption of the resolutions. On Inotion the resolutions were adopted by a 1 vote of f>d to 3(3. Oa motion, the.] meeting ; then adjourned. J. 11. GRAHAM, Chairman. XVM. M. Starks, Secretary. The North-West.—The editor of the West Who/ has recently been— travelling in the North-west, and gives the; following as the result of his observations: Our recent trip to the North-West, afford ed us a good opportunity to ascertain t tie • leehnw of the people, with regard to the j itiluie of trie country. XVe found that every damp follower of the Federal army—every | shoddy contractor —every silver spoon and j gold watch thief, are to be found marshaling tinder the Radical banner. These men are iliost noisy ; one Icing able to make tvs much tost as ten quiet, honest men. XVc found the truly honest and patriotic „mcn quiet, hut firm, and confident ot consigning the! Radical party to a political grave of infamy ;& ‘he Fall elections. The test at the North »s between those in favor of republican gov ernment and those who wish a government based upon the principle ot despotism—that might is right. XX’e have stronger faith than ever in the Intelligence and patri tism Os the people, and look forward to an over whelming victory over the silver spoon and thieving party. Chicago Ls tunnelling her s'roi ts to accom modate her incieasing travel. Cotton hits been grown with marked suc cess in Southern Kansas. There is no doubt hut what it might be made a very productive, crop. The soil and climate is well adapted to its growth and culture. A woman was discharged from UlaekweTs Is a id on Monday, who had been convicted one hundred and fifty three times. Hartford i? to add another to its list of insurance companies, the speciality of which will be to insure ami nit loss by steam boiler zxplo.ijns' DAILY SOUTHERN HERALD. VOL, I, Hi itNlNt; fry Coif iKia.— Mr A fled [ln eer, of < harleeton, writes a letter t i the \ . w Yoik Won',/, in reply to the skt. - ,fa c-*r j respondent ot 11.: y r U t( v,y—that r. .ceptaeia of slanders of ilia South—m the 1 subject of tho burning of Columbia. I.i ihe I course of ibis, Mr. H-tjet ■!y conriotion is that i olurnhii wiTnif ly and us'fpep'y sV-ked a. 1 h-r—r ’*l trlthzi-it ' «u», after b tin .. in t i ,n "f" 1 ' toYs army ; tv r 1. the ' < i,|er ' to apply the torch, it is i ot f r the victims tit her to know or rue. jl iu ireisof hehucs women and ehililren vn-ce turned out to th.-h- fate. It is the 1.i.-io- I mil’s business to fii.l evidence to meet the case, tmt mine. And mv voice would never be Lea: <1 had 1 not been unjustly drag ged before the public. “The truth, aid the whole truth, will probably never appear but it is “ recorded in the high chain-.tv of Heaven, where no human power can iiiak | he erasure. A takii ■ novelty, is colored at arch. It is mude in pit k, i.i.it, mauve, blue, and ucltcatc grt-cu. Any iiiustitt starched with the new prepuratiou is completely colored, but it washes out, and the garment that was pink to-day, may bo irreeu to-morrow and bull afterwards. A New am! Grand ICpui li in Y|< di et nc ! I>it. M o .atL is the founder nt anew Medical System! The qiiiiiititariniii, whose v« = t internal ep- .’i enleelde tho ttolnacb find paralyze the bow vis. trust £ive precedence to tiieman who restores hcalt-li and appetite, with from one to two of hi, extaordinary Tills, and elites the most virulent sores withahox or so of his wonderful and all lo altng jtalve. la,so two gloat s| geities of the Djetor are fast suneise«7tng a!! tlie stereotyped nostrums of the day. Extraordinary cures by MapriiT s Tills ».»:■ 1 sudve !ia"e iipeio- i the eves • t the public t • t!:e incffideucy of the (so called) remedies of others, atnl upon which peopl ■ have -o long blindly depended. jUtiygicl's Tills at' not of the sfa-.s that are swallowed by the and /ziu, and of which .-vety box full taken creates an ab soltile n* cessity for another. Hoe t,r two of Masr giel's Tills sutHcvs to place the bowels in perfect order, fine the .fonni. h, create an appetite, and render lhe spin's I edit and buoyant' There is no y: iping. and no reaetir ti in the torm of consti patioi If tlit l 1!\ or is affeeied, it* facetious nr i est"M (1 ; and if the nervous system is feeble, it is iavto,.; at"il. 'I hi-* last quiiutyiiiakestheinedi eines very ib-irable for the want of delicate fe males. Tie.- ..us find eruptive disease* arc litcr alty ev : :rotio.-ti-T by tlis? disentecl.int power of Mi.ggioi', .-,,ilve. In fact, it is lore anno: . cd that M.VOOII l.’s Ihu.ca s h i r lTli AND I)m:ui|iil.A Tu t s eltru wile: .all oflj ;s tail. \Vjij!e £»;: llnrils. > aids, t hilblaiii-. t ut- and all at rasiom- .f tlo -kin Mo.• n.- S.tu i: is infiijlihle. Said Uv .1 Maw U I me Str.vt. New Y«rk, and all i'. tn: ■ -sis, a relit* p..-r box. [sclgj . y FROFteffiHJilAL, CARDS. Y!!:<;h. c. rooK, ATTO R N E Y A T LAW. < i; 1 i' F I N , U KO.ilt; I A. n. N . M All ii N . .1 7r<>h x k y a r L a ir, ; <; i: if r in, oj:onG 1 a . Oifi r next door to the Herald oll'n-e* maylllf ! D R-. M. J. DAN El L, ruArriaxi; physician, • 1 . K'i. I p-stuirs Front C»ruc; Kuo.ii Ruildii.g. March 1 !i”m | D. E. P. KNOTT, Ha \ i Minit ■! t.t (;. iflin. ! - -peet folly tenders his I «:* n'oFfcss i <» n a l s k iiV i ci: s . TANARUS" : ho'.j v. !i<> mnv ti< sliv tiicm. Office and room in til.- fITUCK Kl fi niNG between the l iven .''ini' s, where he muiv he f.iu:. J .1.-iy or nit ; ). exc-pt wli. ii l’mlV-si.iiiiilly eng ng< <l. nj-iil 1 Charlie Wright, \\\ 1 TCiiM. i KEU . I XU WELEI HAST SIDEHII.t. STREET. #u*» vsnj Wk OVER FFFORD'S -411 TV ork uitnanlcil. »■■ • -’v. _ , .T. Q. A. AI.FOPI), ATTORNEY AT L.WV, GKIKFIX, <• A A A T IF.T. attend to such professional business as 1 1 may he entrusted to his cure ill the cntiit, I ties 01. Spuldijig,' I'ike, Upson, Monroe, Units: Ilonrj , Fayette, Coweta and Merriwetlier. lty piompt and diligent attention to professional dot v ; he will endeavor to (dense tho-c who may o,* the business of his clients, together with his own shall occupy his time and attention exclusively, j t ttlioe on Hill Street, upstairs, oppo-ile 11KK Ai.i) < irrit’i: Uebnmry ;i2. 18fd. Iy. ROYAL & XU XX ALLY, ATTORNEYS AT LAW. c; 111 I K! N GEORGIA Vrriu, practice in Tin: counties or \ 1 S| aiding, Henry, Fayette. Huffs. Monjue Upson. Like, Clayton, and Merriweather; and will attend to the collection of claims against a h Federal Government; and also to the purchase and sale ol real <i'Lai?. As we shall d’vote our whole attention to our profession, we hope to he able to give general satisfaction to all who may think propel to engage one SCI vices. L. T. DOYAL, A. I>. NUNN ALLY. Dee 27. If JOHNSONS <So GORDON, t> At ni i .»• s i *» t> 1/ cr c h <t it Is ,\.Nt> I’fcALKBS *n onOCEEIES. PROVISIONS ALA 11 AM A STREET, FRANKLIN HI-' »CK, Jiuiy 4, tc. J. I, IIALT,. T.W. Till UMAX Hall & Thurman, ATTORNEYS AT LAW. JA' KSOy, ~., GEORGIA il J H7L’j>r:ict'. < Ml ffie counties Botnpk>*u g tl \ T 1I ! t ,lt I'Kt vi. Ciuel if nml alt, ml to the i dleeli.ui of Cl J- aiiist the Ut.xtii.vL Covli.o --i *'T, Matc.l.' " ••Tlje I'cn it Tlizhtli r limn Hit suoril," hIIIFHY, Cttl, WEHtE'IHY HDRYIYR, SEI’T, If, IKtKi. LAND AND EMIGRANT AGENCY XX* IT 11 11 EAl►-QVA It TEII S A T GRIPFIN, GEORGIA. I r-h to! kt *p >i I! i;. my < fIK. , n!,»’ro all pm*J li ’ i I’liii. J . ,i r v,. i l;vr j i <*i* ft “-il**. ;-»• ?,< r I’ii-liAj "ti,xxc rr spec Unify j .- •lu to il* r tin , f: r ti’ 1 | iflv srrvii»c« are rncrfi~r,i ns or not. if. i tln roGjliv .-Kix taint* l \r.iii Soothfra 1 f.- ■!' := ■ ! ?? -i. • ;i»i'to.Yv «J»iV so *li'cein Ii ( ? '.’y at*! 'i • ■ »r!i. a** v«•!! as wliat tl.rv nr* j Im*' a*U|)i«i«l fur. ito.. tic., wlihtii v' iil enable iu** ; t<* ii i. i* r \ ;*1»gi»»I«* si-1 vi* r-s {<• (‘apltalists ami «*luei * wi.'Jiinar ?•; i.ivest or exoli.inte. i i.< xv have riantati-m?*, n: «l it eonri*loi-ftl»!c »jUantitv of wi' ! lands in <1 ff. i- i.t of Heoigia (ov bui»' # r« nt of ex. lian^r.. and will s<you have tbeui liiaj'petl on tny !»• givter f?; at a!! can examine for tli< n . lx - >«. 1 air. liuw making. nt «l wilisoon bn\<> |xrrf«*eted ni: i; \xiih]:.i? -in N»xv Yt*i k, l'lnl* t «!• Vj»bia, nnJ Daltimoje \.y wbi. b 1 . full l * nl»!e t.» | ndvruioe iao:L‘*y on itunls, t ro|»n. etc. J.’i FLiiM u : N Ni-liuls. IS*.., Lay stive! j Snvannnb. (J.i ; Km:, - rn I! -j., ><*. lin’ So :?h liii Mi.'.-!, I’li.l i ! and the bt:d»irsii ' in* :» of tliis city. a. .T.'w .vmucKii:i:s. for tlir | >j**-si-'nt. ai. my raaLlenee. on < "in.*rof Lroadvkav and Sturts omnnute M u>bal r«<liege. * July ly, /'rar< fa\ s IjUoL to Your Inltrctt! MI’S. liEnF.CCA IIAIiLEY, 1 With :irr e-:prr:etrcH';frri -r <ruoTir keeps a I'irst l ’las* BOARDING HOUSE, On tbe ' tuner of and Moiii/omorv fiAYANNAII, (rntJfUilA. July 26-3 t NATIONAL HOTEL Corner Whitlmll Street atoi YV. it A lUilrnnl ATI. Y.M’A, G.CORGI A. This New lysTrectcd, Cummudioju*, X r *Ax"j&it Claos Hotel, !.: ' iumiblied tl.ioiii/boo!, and complete in :iii npptoii t .outs, i nov.- oj.en for tloj rcconUon of p'H-.-t and in suem '>fiil opei ui i<»n. Att.o bed to tlii- Hot. 1 i a fine Hilliard Parlor, with Viodan Tal.lis. \ I'ii st (’Jjrs liar, fully and coM.i l-’t. 1 v *to' lo and vy i’Ji tlrli*r:*)i , \Vi:o and iii-RiM. The pnt:< of the puLlic i- rerpcctfullv Bo 'iiied. l’KAi i’, IT »:> i) A roll MY, iVoprietoi , ii. and. riv.u'.s n-tk. - l.ute ol ilo- “liioxx n I!*"; e/' Macuu, (ia. June 2Vh, :;ni. (iHIFFIX SiLE STORE. PATRICK & BUD. KBIT on lumd ;.t all ! :.:,i ? a I'. 11c nssoi tn.eiit of DivST HOME-MADE sID 'ES ! nil si-o--. timnufiietured :tr-l wnrrautr-.l b\- them. j Th- - v have, and always keen in store for fal -is I fine m-li.de of Kto-spIITT, KIT am. COUNTRY i SOUK I.BATH Bit. >H Y\’(>KK AND KKI'AFKING pul up to 01 -i-T mid wat rai.b-d. C'e)’” I’.vnm ti it Br.". | -iy 1 1,. Nijgl-cil mark-1 p't-'o in easii or batll 1 I'm- Gneti and Dry lliib-s, Tallow Hint-Beeswax. sept ts Remington & Sons M.intil’.tclurei's of lIKVt »LY’KKS, Kin.KS, MUSKETS AND j C'AKHINK?, for the LuiirJ S’.atcs survicc. Also, I'onk.-t mid licit Kt-volvers, Re p- ;-ting l’istols. Ktllo Cane<, Revolving Ki ll*", Rifle at;d Shot f*un Darrels, and Gun Materials sold by Gun Dealers ami the trn.lo generally. In these days of ho’jse-break ng and rob liery, every House, Store, Dank and Ollieo should have one of REMING’D >N”S KEY’OI.V KBS. Vnrtie* do:: in" to avail themselves of the bile improvements in Pistols, and supe rior workmanship and form, will find all combined in the new llomington Revolvers. Circulars containing cuts and description of our arms will be furnished upon applica tion. K. REMINGTON A SONS, Ilion, N. Y. Moore it Nieljots, Agents, No. 40 Court land St. N. X’. sej)G-3m. K N O XV T H Y DEST IN Y ! M ADA MB K. F. THORNTON, tho great Kn gii-li Astrologisl, Clairvoyant and I’sych .•metrician, who has astonished the scientific classes of the 01*1 YVorld, has now located herself at. Hudson, N. Y. Madame Thornton possesses mk-Ii wonderful powers of second sight, as to en :i! 1-- lu-r l > impart kimwledg of the greatest im pm t", the single or married of either sex'. While in a Mate - t' ti Hi.ec, she ilelinc*>tcs tlie very features of the person you are to marry, and by ti.e jii-'i *.l" au msl i ument o' ; otenHe power, known a? ti--- I’-vchom.'fr.ipe, cunrartee? to produce a lit’-- l:k<- picture of the future husband *-r wife of , tap; ! • ant. t< either with -late of marriage, po« -iti.-n ia iife, leading trait- of character, Ac. This : is no h :; ihnr, os tliousands of testimonials can . assert >’ •• will send w hen desired, a certified *■■ f ificate, or written guarantee, that tlie picture what it pnrpnits In be. By enclosing a small ! l-H-k of hair, md stating place of birth, age, dis posit t"ti and eomplcxioii, and anclosirg 50 cents lan! stamped envelope addresoed to yourself, you will r*.- vivc the picture and desired information by r* rn mail. All communications strictly eon lidenthil. Address, in confidence. Madame E. F. Thornton, P.O. Box 333, Hudson, N. Y. sep.'i—! awl in MKOO.YI YY ANTE!*,—A furni-hed room can be rented by making i araodiate appiicat -mi a* the ‘'lleraM” offtre. i a iic a-1 : t [.IWttBBB \ UOliD IGI.IL at mi Am. Inst. Fair, Don i.. 1 I jiih fn dir»M t roinp*fiUon with nil the lea differ loakei. iu the cuoatiy. ‘ i’ i: LO L' l> ET" OIKIAXS anh | X! E I. ODE ON .S. I’E 1.0178 ET, I’I.I.TOV «'O. Rcspeet fully invite the nttentirm of purehnscr*. the trade and profession, tr> the FOI.LOXYIXG INSTKUMKNTS ! (>f their' .Manufacture: pbd.ii/basbohsaxs,! Piv. • Pivo oclnvf. one I** tlnve hanks cd j keys, three to vitrht aelta ol Itcx'da, j T*x*iccs S2SO to S6OO SCHOOKORGANS Nine styles, single and double Peed. Posewood «nd Pluck Walnut vases, IT*x*icC!S $l3O to S4OO l Piano tlylc and Portable. Twelve Varieties, from four to six (leaves, single and Double Peed, Rosewood and Black Walnut Cases Prices SO3 to $250. Mv* ry Instrument is made by coir potent work men. from *he best trtnlriiul under our personal supervision, and every modern improvement woithy of the name, is introduced in them.— Among these we would call attention to the TKK MnLAN IT. which has liven eo much admired, and van be found only in instruments of our own 1 miinulGcture. I ; Prom among the yi ry flattering Testimonials ot vniinvnt Ph i. s.M.ir and UigunisU, we give the fol lowing t .vti act -: i A “The pedals T com eive to be unapproachable !?» their beautiful smooth quality.” \Vm A, Kin(«. “It is a grand, good Instrument, and doe* ere I ! it ot the builder."—ll. C'. Full kb, Troy, N. Y. They are av ong the finest Instruments manu fnetured eitlie r in this conutrv "f ahroa<l.—Wm i'.Eitu. Mosj.muai., Aptomns. “They Imvc given unircraal eatisfttction."--YV. I K Haw i.t:v, Tun-Ju lac, YYis. j “There is a pecttliarlv sweet ami sympathetic ' tone wltinli liarn.omzuaelmrniingly witli the voice.” -—YV. 31. C< - 'KK. | ‘T nm particularly pleased w ith the rnent of the different register*.”—Wm. 11. Bral>- | IST.V, “No other instrument so nearly approaches Uiu j organ.” —The Choristir, „\’. I “Tliis iiistrmnent has a clear superiority over anything ja mlioduccd among us. —Jndtjit iuUnt, “'lhe tones ar J she action are excel lent.”—Her. YV. S. I.i: v v ITT. Hudson, .New Y'oik I “The more we use it the better we like it,"—J. i II Il.vut k, Hudson, N. Y’. “The Two Bank ftrgan Harmonium is really a gem.”—J. YV. KiNMcovr, Boston, Mass. “YVe have found them excellent in all point* constituting a good instrument.”—J, f. Coax. T. J. Cook. “It looks ami sounds splendidly."-—S. B. Sax— ton, Troy, N. Y. ‘The most perfect toned Mclodeon I ever saw." Gct F. Ni.urtt. “ 1 hey fall ba«k on such substantial merits as superiority of workmanship, benuty bf tone and : reasonableness of price. And we mu-tsav that lin all their respects they nre well worthy of ; praise.”— /‘lower, Am,,. ’65. f’v ry Instrument Is fully warranted, e.nj Bur',l aud Shipped in New Y'ork city without rhein/e. Circulars, Cuts, and Trice Lists, Ac, sent on ap plication t-i PELOI UET, PEETO.V At CO. Stl BUOADYVAY, N Y. Or to any of our Agents iu the pr iuuipal cities I of the l. mon. tCEt rpilE subscribers, having completed their ar -1 rangements, nre now prepared to furnish the citi*ens of Griffin, and surrounding country, with TOID in quantities to suit, at tlieir new ILL HOUSE, opposite the I’assenger Depot. The price for the present ii five cents by retail, and a liberal dedueliou v ill be made to the trade. July s>t MAH.EY A JA‘ KSON. T A I 1.0 KING ! C. B. SMITH HAYING opened •TAIIjOHs 4 KOF inOhtfin. uj* •t»ira over C’berry’• Slc»r*. on lull rtictl, ia low doing ell kind of work iu lua line tl fifty lr>v» ftian wny other •hor» in Mid 110 Georgia He !« «rd will emitfiiUc in be r« eriv!i*g Ihe bueftt American end Kuropem fediKMi*. Cutting done at a moment'* wariang. •ugO-lyr JOS. ENGEL’S The under-igned desires to iufurtn the public that ho has returned to his old home IN GRIFFIN, i XY’hcre he is determined to furnish them with ROODS as I.OXV as they can possihly Ibe afforded. I have on hand FHESH db N3DW, A Complete Stock of onv GOODS, Clothing, Boots, Shoos, ffafy, Arc. My well known Vhnraeter ae a business man here in former days, is a sufficient poar-1 antec of Fair and Honest Dealing. Call on me at my NKXV STOKE, at the OLD STANH, XX’i.-t Corner of II ill atreet j and Broadway. JOSEPH ENGEL Ait". •>, 1 st'.i'i—3m. UI EENSWAUE, ('///AM A\l> (iLASSWAKi:. \ Mi BuiDK. ikirm-tt .t ro. I | ('•-rin r Winti ball and Hunter Struct4. Atlanlu. l ull lines <»f C. C. U i initc Add (aUnswnru IN THE OBIGINAL PACKAGE or in Inis i«> suit purchaser*. A SPLENDID RETAIL STOCK. A fine assortment of" Assorted Crates” very low to the trade. Dealer* are partieulaily request* I to call aud exatniue our stock . YVe feel confident that our TUUM.S will compare favorably will. BUST NLYV Y’ORK rates, and our stock is nr comjdc'c as any n the country. North or South. Ml BUI 1 >K, 1 ffi]!SF.rr A CO. July l!>-::iu OI.MiV It.rAN. A. I- llAtiXLft'l.K. . u «. s. mu I BRYAN, HARTRIDGE i CO.. ; COM YIISSION' AI EiU’II A N TS I AM* Urolcors, SAVANNAH fiDi IK; IA A\7 k: H/lirit coftrigntiD-nta and make a<Jvnnc€« ▼ ▼ 0:1 bbipmenu t.» t/urs*tlvt>, New York and Liverpool vorrv'jioiidenU. nri’J.ANTLUS’ SLIM'LI K> FT UN I SI! aug26—tf J. IS. SE Y MOl H, CIIKKKV STKEET, MACON, - GEORGIA. 1 K BRIN on hand a futt srr/ct of Grocerin and I'tovisious, which he offers as low a? any other houie iu tin: city. He also keeps on hand all grade* of TOBACCO, and deals iu LorillajJ'a SNb’FF, ar.d SMOKING TOBACCO, of various brands, and invites a call from merchants, Planters, and others. aug3o-dy3m J. N. SEYMOUR. i iMrr.tr. ekii- o. w. w ti.lv. nr.xrr it. luristias 'BELL. WILLY h CHRISTIAN, Cotton Factors I and (-F.NF.iIAB COM Ml.-to C)N MERCHANTS, WAVAiNrNAH, GEO. \T>YANCFS made on fill to n.**or ts) <ur friffill-* iti Liv« rpotj!, Boston, New York. mid Bal'.imore. I'erionftl intention given ts» tlie sale of Cotton u»fl so« warding of merchandize. *<*pl - dim* BDIILBMAN & BANKS,, WIU'USALB ASD RtTfAIL 11E?1.LK.4 IX BOOTS. SHOES, LEATHER, SUoEM.VKEJIa tools, Lasts, pecs. <tc., ALSO, XIM'I.ICTmES or BOOTS est? SZZOEIS, Keep* the LARGEST STOCK of Good* in their 1 line, that is to be found iu any one House in Geor gia. Country Merchants are invited to examine ! our stock f. *for« purchasing elsewhere. CHEROKEE BLOCK, PEACHTREE ST., I Atlanta Gcortfia JJaySltl 1 SOL ri/KJtA' Ur.RAJ l*. •iiwtirotts and AiTitfiaDo, 1m» rrx 11 anvloi. i. .... . ..1 fc> | t *«« rtrpy three mrath* ..Sfc IlitHtoll u Itlsxtt AII papi-ra >u {q-*l at tl.c «ad es Ur* flit* (•Bid fur *t nvi |»ff. |6c#’Wed. AJ>«ta.,Uilte iSMul.il ai u*. n!m w 4 Um lx liar and lift, leal. |» r e>|U*re of T.n I .mm, far the first ir.se it ion, and be**nfy 6t* C«nu for eai h »übaeuu.*i ia- 1 teou —pay *bt« ia adraaae. tdberal ifedei.ti ns made on contracts for *d«w lioernents rnnaiwg three month* and longer. CITY Ul MIKM UIKKCTOHY. A BI.BI.AMY’—Mayor —<Hsc# A C/tjr Ual!. | Tll<>* NAlL—Clerk *nd Tr**ni,-er of City j t i.uneiL—OflV . at Nall Jk Itaneotu . btora. , < • B.< r l». JUltNSON—Chief Manhal. - OfE*« at ! City Mali I An afcMKX. —YV 11. C. Mick.iberry J. ti. Wise, ! A B M i'hsws J. N llerris.C. ¥. Newtoo, M D j Smith. Henry Moore, John H. Thitt. BCMNICHS OiMMITTKW I Firs sen—Wise, Mrmre. Harris. | Sratirrs IMI AllkTs—White, Micken<*rry,MkU( | -ws. OnMxawr- Moore, Smith. White lixiui.iii *>u Tieuc Bor.—Mich* H*r r--, ‘iiniUi, Tr wrs *»n Prsue YVrr.s—Smith, Kath*w*. 1 '* lute. rvcxoirrcai.xT*— Ifarri*. Newton, Moore Nrisisi rs—Matiiew*. Newton. Wise. XT Ho Mi*—New toil. Wise, YV’i icht. COUNTY orncrncs. K D. DlSMUKK—Onlinerj-—OAee up stair* in Alui..U Hulk J 11. roXKAl.l.Y—Clt|k of Superior Court,— tfioe in Alrnah 11*11 ■ . . J. II LANk—Cli rk lulerlor Covit.—CS*« up stairs !n Alrnah Hall. DD. DttY’Al She 1 iff. THUS. SlMuNTtrN—Ctiuply Treasurer,— ol fiv at Dr .1 YV, S. Mitchell * store. COVLK.XMKNT OKFICBItS. TL C< tJH’Ti 'N—U S. Internal ReTei.u*’ Tax l i'ollector.--< H 1,,. at the TlMti'fl Ban* Ituildiag, Soiouion Str<it. I) A. JOHNSON— T'. S. Tax Aasessor—OflGe n I'laater 1 Bank Bulb ing fill. X. RATES OF LEGAL ADVERTIBIHO. Sale# of lutiide by Adniiniatrwhunt KsMlltor* and (juurdiuns are required by law to be held 00 the first Tuesday in each month, between Ute hours of Uu in tiro furotroua and three hs tbe after Uoou, at the cuuit house iu the county in which tlie property is situated. Notices of these eelee must be given ia a puhil* ipir.elte 10 dny s previous. , Notice* of sale* of p.i son a I property irrart M gnea in a puhlie g-uette lu davi |irermu* to sate. ! Notice to debtors and creditors of an estate i must bo published fn days. Nolieo tiiut application wilt tn' made to tha Court of Ordiuaiy for leave to **ll land must be publish, and two n oi the. Citato m for lett. m of Administration, Guardi-. * an oh ip *tc., laUsl be published 30 dava Citation* for dismission from aaminhrtration, 1 once a month for eix month*. 1 For Ktt< 1. of ilieutiesiou irotn f> u»i dlanship 10 1 Jtnl. f lor the foreclosure of mortgagee aiuet be 1 jiubli ilo l on.'.' a mouth for four mouths—for ee- Hibli-hit.;' I o l papers for the full space of three iboiil I.*—.for compelling title* from Administra tors, when- head* have been given by the decease cl. for the full «paee of three months. Tnlilicalion* will always be eon tinned according to these, the legal requirements, unless otherwise ordered nf the following RATE*. Sheriff,* snler p»r levy ot len line*orlesa Off Sheriffs mortgage fi fa antes p« r lei y * 00 Tax Colloctol « e.des, levy H (MJ Citations for Utter* of Administration, 6uO Citation? for letters of Guardianship, * Off Notice of application fbi diaiuisaion from Adniiiintriition, *o® Notice of application for dismission from Guardianship ISO’ Application to sell Land 8 00 Notice to Debtors nn.l Creditors, X tHt Hnle cf Band, per square, 3 00 Yule of perishable property lu day* it Oil Kstrny noth ... 80 days. 4 <H) fforoclo-ut'.' of mortgage, per s.)Uare, 4 o ihir man miv. 1 tunntf bis wife, in advance, RAILROAD GUIDE. MACON AM) WESTER* RAILROAD. A. T WHITE, I’«»>ini!ST, K, U. WALKER, tivr’r. Leave Macon 7 SO A. U Arrive at Griffin 11 HO ’* •* Arrive at Atlanta. ~ 1 6) P. M Leave Atlanta . ft 68 A II Arrive ntUriHin 9 50 ” *• Arrive# at Macon 1 DO L M SOC 111 WESTERN RAILROAD. tVM HOLT. I’rmr.KVT A LUG IL I'OWKKS, Ntr'i. Leaves Macoti 7 28 A. M, Arti v< sat F iaula f, 18 I*. M. Leaves Eufa'da 5 10 A. M. Arrives at Macon ..... 4 10 P. M AUfAVY IIHAMM. Leave* Sinitlivillc 2 42 I’. If. At lives nt Allmny 4 *4 I*. M. Leave* Albany 7 *0 A. IL Arrive* nt Smithvjlle.. .9 ft? A. M. MLsCCKiKE RAILROAD. .foIIN MFSTAIN, !vrc‘iT>K' t r. CLARY E, Ft. Leaves Macon 7 S8 A. M. Arrives atColurnbtu 4 84 A. IL. Leaves Columbus .. ~7 A. M. Arrives nt Maeon ♦ 10 P. M. GEORGIA RAILROAD. J L KING. l’«r*n.r»i. F. W O >LE Seri j Leave* Augusta 7 A. il Arrives at Atlanta .0 Do P. 11.. Leave* Atlanta 7 05 A. M. Arrives at Augusta 9 30 A. M. NIGHT TRAIN. Leave* Angust* 5 10 A. M. Arrive* at Atlanta.. 6 41 A. M. Leave* Atlanta... ..7 30 P. M. Arrive* nt Augusta . . 0 30 A. M. ATLANTA <t WEST POINT RAILROAD. GEORGE G. UFLL, Si i t. L'nve* Atlanta fi '*) A/M. Arrive- at Weet l’ouit U 45 A. Ms Leaves Katonton 12 S5 P. 11. Arrive* at Atlanta • *0 P. M. PHIVATH Entertain ment M ARTHUR W. BROWN late* ihi* ma tin,d <.f Informing hi* old friend* that ha ha* opened a house for private rotertaifi ! oient in the city <»f Atlanta, on the earner of Hun ter nr.d I Joyd street*, immediately In from of tiro ! Cotliolie Cliureb, and *l>oul one hundred and My yards from tha Car-»hc4- iI us term* ate very reugonoble. nngSQ—dylyr ARTHtm W, BROWN. Daily Now Bra, ATLANTA, OEO. *. > . > IARGEnT city circulation. Largest country •* circuladoo. A live ioursal. The paper for the fireside tad the counting room. Subscribe for the Kra. Prioo of Mbaeriptioi ouly 1 1 per annum <> r one dollar per «oaUi. se ( *t-tf I'KATHER A dCRI’UGS.