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About Daily Southern herald. (Griffin, Ga.) 1866-1??? | View Entire Issue (Oct. 5, 1866)
£ o u f ji f v n tj c t a H). omiULfiTV wii mi vn jiiirvu. D N MARTIN DR M DKAVENPORT (ill IFF IX. <• AOCT . !«<■»•'- Kr.M> it vk 1!.%i muniiists • —Ttic d<T<t - nlilc Henry J. Raymond, architect of tb -I‘hiUtlelphia platform, gcltcr-up of the address that was put forth to accompany in separably raid plalftotu. and el** uti-mal r»a derthereof to ‘•unanimously endowing” hear ers—the delectable Henry .1. Raymond, we repeat, that peerless pink of political perfec tion aflil puritanical piety, in a recent mini • >cr of his journal, the 77nn*, sends forth the following, greetin'.', to hi* beloved dis< i pies, North und South—•» hi* «hoscn rlieep no longer without n sliepeid. ~|t ;* very evident that the public mind dresd-S the renewed tsecndar.ry of the Item ocralie f.irty more than it does the con tin ned exclusion of the Southern States.” Loo K oi l rou it!—The time will come —mark it!— and is rapidly coming, when the capitol of the United States will he qiaci *1 inn/uihmnil w itli thi* portraits or busts perhnps life-size pictures or stuiues, of old " Harper’s Ferry John Brown,” IJoyd Garrison, Wwndcl I’liilli|», Boa f Duller. 'Jofcli and Turpentine llrmvnhiw, IpeCacu anha Jack Hamilton, Fred Douglas, the prim ns inti r purr*, Ae A.c Am Rlvivai.. — I luting n protracted Meeting in Dalton, (is., of one week, ending the *Jl’d September, there were twenty one ad ditions to the Baptist Chinch. Cill/. iis Mooting Or I’iUo County! Voorghi- Zr.m [.ay, oKoiinta, Oct ”, lSijii. At a meeting of the citizens of Ihke conn ty, (ift., this day, to taka into consideration the propriety of the County Court, T. S. M. Woodworth was called to the chair, and Martin Cooper w.-u requested to art as Sec retary. The Chairwan stated the object of the meeting in n few pertinent tcinuika On motion, a committee office were appoint cd by the chair to present matter for the ae thin of the meeting. The committee retired, and, after a few minutes, reported, through their chairman, Mr. Thomas Speer, the fol lowing preamble and'fesolulions: WItEItEAS, The Legislature of (leorgia, at its lust session, passed an act creating a “ County ’.’ourt/' with ntrmcrous officials attached, for the of bring ing offenders to speedy justice, the Judge of said Court being nllowed the privilege of holding Monthly courts, semi annual, and ex traordinary courts, with the privilege of com pelling parties litigant to upp 'ar in court, on trivial cases at short notice, and at a heavy ex pensethe necessity for Jurors I o t ry eases being frequent, and their expenses heavy to the county, besides the number of petty eases f\4 n nrmnnal wkavw-atov wliiuli o brought before the Court, fully satisfies us that the Court slum and be abolished, or, at least, materially modified, believing, as we do, that the coTlittTy irr in no condition to pay the heavy taxes that will be entailed upon it by the continuance of t-he Court. /)>• it tln rifiirr r< solrnl, That vse n-ooin mend our Senator and Uepresent itivc in- tin next General Assembly, to have ibn act ei*c ating the “ County Court” repealed, or ma tcrially modified. Jirsulrnl, That, in our opinion, all cases sounding in damages not exceeding fifty dol lars might safely ho entrusted to the Jus tices court, where a speedy trial could be had Bear the residence of the parties with little trouble, and at a trifling cost. llrsofi'rij , That, in our opinion, the Court has failed to meet the expectation of its orig inal fYicnds, although we bear cheerful tes timony to-the dignity ami capacity of the officers ol the Court so far as our knowledge extends. Jtiseh'i’i/, That we have every confidence in the patriotism and ability of the Gen eral Asssembly which convenes in Milledgc viilc in November next, and we are there fore willing to entrust to their e ire the whole subject of repealing or modifying the act creating a “ County Court.” ficto/t'nl, That we request the eitiz'tis of other counties who coincide with ns in our views here expressed, to take such action as will cause their Senators and Keprcscuta lives (si reflect their sentiments at the ap proaching session of our Legislature. On motion, it was requested that the fore going proceedings be signed by the Chair man and Secretary, and a copy furnished by the Secretary to each of the CwiHiu papers, for publication. T. S M. BliOW WORTH, Blarti.v Cooper, Secy. Chairman. The Cincinnati Knquin r, n Conservative journal, thus reviews the field of the up proaching contest in the following hopeful rfew :■ A gain of twenty-five members of Con gress-wiH make a majority in the next House against the Jacobins. They will be secured Two will be gained in Connecticut, seven or eight in-New York, one in New Jersey, >ix in Pennsylvania, two or three in Maryland < >hio will increase her representation nine or ten at least, anti Indiana will add three or four to the list. In Kentucky we shall gain two or perhaps three. lllinTvs-is bookeef for lour or live. Wisconsin for two, and Miteh igan for two. In Missouri there will be a gain of five or six. This makes forty five, or twenty more than is required. The House under this computation would sUml: Present Anti Jacobins 15 To elect as gains .... .....15 Southern excluded members 5o Total . 140 This would leave the Jacobin* one hun dred and one menibrs, who would be a glo rious minority of thirty-nine. A majority Against them in the next House, according Ot th’c present aspect o? affairs is a ccrtaiu ‘J- N'bu.iji.i Caßousa* NKbAuk^:—con es pondent of the Danville Ni-trs staftsHhat the negroes of Caswell county, North Caroiin », have held meeting* in two different place* in tbe county, anil parsed t (solutions to the efTeCt that they willuiot work during the du s ling-yoar for less than £250 and board, the qilatlUly ol the provisions lobe pre-crilvd bv thc usoUcs. Telegraphic News. Nt.tv York,Oct J.— N— .n -S«-v«-iul citi x. ns of *,«-->rgi« hate am*! I. I*. Bra-ln r, Treasury Ag*n', for rez'ng ninety thou sand ihdl ii - willi.-t cotton in Februny a-t Itrjsh-r lias be. n held to bail in a bond ol v.- ty tlnoi-nid dollai Santa Anna's ofliee was rowd.-d yester ilsy ttiib j iiln.* anxious to enter tin- ser vice of M-xie-t. It i* said here that In- i* (■•>miiii.*->ioncd t > buy six .steam is lor the service us the Lit>--r.i «. 1 tire.: l> inking lion-es have taken >*lita Autia - loan o! fp-r millions. Later Mexican advice* say that Maxttniii .ii will put liiins.-ll .-It tile head ot the army to fight the Liberals, and that he consider his empire safe. The garrison at fhienhaea have prunouneed in favor of Ortega, ki.h-1 the Governor. Terrazis, and compell. ,| .lu.i rex to fly to 111 I’aso. This news need* co.i ti> luation. Ferna ldo Wood announces him*- 11 ns a candidate I'm Congress lor the 'Jill disttict. 11 is thought his admirable conduct at the I’liila lelpbia t '(invention, whieli brought him high prai.-e from the Coi.r -i vatives of both prirtie-, will en-ure l.is electi >n. Gold i --tv,.r -i.l*■; i-y tir -,t ri i■! It" 2 cents. Sih.s 1,51 b) bales ; uplands 41; Oilcans, 15. Flour .-a-i'-r. W’lioit nomi oal, »(t» and eeuls lower. Fork easier £disf</b,> Lard liruicr. Ift {. So ar steady Mas e >vado W}("Mlt. Naval .‘tor-. S Steady Texas wool gis'rrdd. 1’.A1.l IM'itir, Ot, Flour veiy firm Wheat steady, torn t'lidim; upw.aid Flax Seed dull and drooping. Fro\i-ions dull. Grocerii .s steady, ('otlee inactive. Whisky ipuiet. MoltTl.E, < h-t. .”.—Cotton sales to day 1,000 ball‘ .Middling TANARUS.) cents. G.iod demand. Market closed quite firm at qu - tat ions. I’ll t I.A I> K t.PI 11 A, lid. 3—.'loon -The po litieal exe.t'-ment here is increasing as the day for election draws near. Avery large vote is expet and at the election on Tuesday next, there having been over sixt-en thou sand names added by the extra assessment Wash I Nut o\, O, t. b.—The Fre.-idi-ap to-day made the following app liu tint uts Albert G. K. Hollister, >\ Illinois, to be Consul at liuueos Ayies ; Cha* Dougherty, ol I ’einisi Ivania, to be Gatisul to Londonder ry. The Attorney (.cneral, in reply to an in quiry of the 1 , i-.*ident on the subject ha* given an opinion to the efi’.-et that the Presi dent cannot separate the districts for the collection of tax on cotton from districts for the assessment and collection of tax on o her products. This was th point which the delegation of Southern cotton factors and planters presented in their memorial to the I’resiiVnt a Hew d»ys ago. The Secretary of live Tiva*i:ry has also declined the applic ition to have the bounda ties of colli etion districts changed on ti e ground that it weu and take longer lor new appoint- e- to qualify, sell et and ii struct their as t-au'- and ii qei ic- All t[n i-lli . r.* of the In eroal II venue D iiirtni -ir .'-ojtli tiave tilSb- 1» the 04 Ii ol <Jtl e IX iptillg one ill Texu . I.MToHTA.vT, If J lit t: —-Some of th ■ lead ing papers in the Country have expre—id the fear, recently, that President Johnson would yield to Radical pressure, so fir a* t.. consent to a change of hi* policy toward the Smith. 'ldle following, which appeal*' under date of New Yolk, Sept. btStb, i* important if true—touching as it does upon the sub ject above mentioned :—A./r/io/iy “A f/'iiii’/ Washington e respondent says : The statement having prevailed that the President i> about to modify his policy to the extent of reCbuiniCtldihg fin- proposed constitutional amendment to the adoption of Southern misrepresented States, imthoii ty is given for a most ru«phalic denial, 'fbe President considers the aliiendin-nts now proposed a viidation of the fifth nrtielo of the (’onstituii >n, and therefore invalid, ami it would be in contravention ot bis oath of ofliee to encourage them in any ir.iv. Then* is, however, reason to believe that lie eon templates recommending to t'ongre.**, at it* next session—first, the admission of the rep resentatives ol .all the States, ami then the proposed amendment to the < '>>ii-titutioii, embracing in a less objectionable form tin essential elements ol those now pending.” The eonse: v rive* ot N ishvil o have beaten the “ I'oivli and l nrpentino " p rtv. In- a majority of nearly four votes to one. Nitroglycerin* is sue>- *sfnlly used f>u explosive purposes in the IloOsae tunnel. It does as turn b ill three days as gunpowder could do in three weeks. >K \\ AI)VKKTIS KMK\ T S, J M. HUOOK*», HI ‘.II M\f !'<> V\ \D t | 1 j• •• Jj., v \ “Wilbur F. Johnson,” i of <;/yi/i'a/ .i.> w All ijroohs, & cl o, C(KMMISSK>N MF.IK IfAXTS 5!) ( nroiiil, let stmt, \i« Orlrniis. Ucts-yin TO PJ.AN L'EHS! IX conformity with instruction*, notice i- In to by given Mint 1 aruesviile, l ik-jroutitv. lon he*u <l«fixn»ted as a plsoe, and Tuesdays nmf l>idms as the times where’and when Cotton mav i>e weighed and iitaikedn«,d«r the new law. oh as. r. Johnson*. Asst, Assessor, Ztsl lnv. 2nd Oa. oelotf Knipirf Minnie t»e\riug Jlurbines akk si rriuoß ro in othkks FOR FAMILY AM* MAM FAC I fit IXO I‘FR. Ft is IX Agents wanted. Addj*s* E>fj‘l ivr. s, ji. co, s-npll —ilpe 06 li roadway. X. V. GVE.Vn.KUK.N must ionic up and jsiy Uieir f Tickets, uml Tioiu this date ask fur ho more, os it i* impossible U< get them male. SV-nd in your unmev and oar good.* will be s v .jd as low os at. any iotei i a-tr w;i iu »!;•- mtitr'- Oct - I-.. 1 X It MR* 'AIM an & new. -> / w x \U M l M I , ' |. I I: ' a- i I*'- la*il.e --..fa1l Wool .1.. ; ooi o-r* D g 0,,.... K, .... Mr. i,io* ; I- I -- I J..-I:» I l.ooir!- ; ! . .»••■>■* i• .t a Ii» Int«- liii'ineb; i-I- Id ~ k 1.n.1 While |‘o,,Ul. ; I *of . I»l.-iml Cotton, from 1.; to too ls j.i. ce* of |;'. :i. li. .1 Colton • 1 > !•!• • - I-.i-oy.; 1 .1 j.i.-. .-w *•..!: . , |!a ; f "ha r.»w,n,.‘» .1.-m,- !•> |’i all +e ‘ n»<-re«; . . I *. r'" ’ - ; go |,ie--. a lit:.- k Cloth and I *-o--kiu ; I ... La-ii-V atid M-..T .-haul- ; I- .. 1.1-.-I ,t, I.- cloak- , i •V* l-a.r R -"ikoi, ]..1 »• U 1 ’•-liilH i.t) .'•kill-. ; . W.Hfl, Kur. hii.l Flii'li Hats ! • |»i.*. ch Fiih* \ aii*i I»tn«*k *i!k ; ,V» *i /• o. •!«- .\i. ki;• *1 *• *1 I l«utk Mi «! r )»Ti ; Ail kiiitU «*l i’ottsiii l.iii**ii, an t >ilk 1 .««:*•'* ; A 1 kin.% of liib C:\h\r* an*l NiJ.rn**. llihnll Soiitair**, an#l 1 i. r 1 im.ia-k- , I I w.’t.-.l l»i«»|M*r- In f i*-*,a full »ii|*|ily «*f 4*v.*rv tiling, wlii* li 1 will .*«•! fa * i * |»r?.?fs. For Gents." A large a* ortimuit -• f Siusite-ss Suits, Black l>■••■-kill ;i: I I loth Flints, nil I Co.-Ils mid V.-l- ; a ia-L'e -npptv o| l Iv.-li-i-nls, F-!:u-k Biol t Igl.le.i m.I. \ .-lv.-l \ »• large supply us Furnl.-hiieg Ats-i re<—iv.-d, Vi»»lin and i’.-n.jo-. Tandivi-iin-.*. t .tin a r liihi Violin St RIM is. Tailpiece*. Screw *, Rod.,. A,-. LA DIMS AND GKN I'LKM I'.N, ! f you want any of J A & NEIN. < all at N. ir. SIMON'S KMrnull M "/■■ J\ | </U"X ( * laditMA—lTlxE COFX'TY--'" ill !><• sold VI I,store I tie Court Ilon-c door of -ai.l enunty. on 11.-- tir-t lie*la Vin X ovciiiher n- \'. I»-I ween 111.- ti-iial lionrs of *de. ihe following properly t'l Wll OllC Blown Bill .Male, mid ollc speckled i-o w- a i i-l calf, h-Tied u|ron as tVe p-opil’ly of j sane lon, -, in satisfy u li la in my hau l. i*-u- -1 fioin pie < .unity iirt of said county, in favor of Win. 1; Powl.eirv VS the Sill-1 Isaac properly , pointed out t-y FI If. W. il .Mi-Cum-on, i i.a ;i, is,;.;.—:in.f. *>•■«'. >h,--itr. VIt RI-IF.AItI.V t» on order '*iante.l by lb t (rdinary of Pike county, will-bn s«M b-lor.- Ihe C-i-ai 11 use door in’the lo'Vn et Creen v ill,-, Mon w ether tv, on the li.at Tu.-sd iv in -11-*ei‘iii 1 iei" n- xt, within lie* legal le-iir* of ale, sevi-iitv five in-res of laud linen- or les*) lice g part of lot No. glh in the upper Niutli lnstiietoi -aid .--Hl,tv. mlj.oiling Ihe lands of Melvn ght, Revn.'l.ls and olheis, known a* the -sln-le place ti-b-i-aii-g to t-he c-lnti!of Alfred Wiggins. Ini- ol Pike coni,tv. deceased, and sold a* the properly of sill.l deceased, for the I lit of the liciis uml cred itors of suiddec -used. Tot ms cash, CAHKSMAX IMIT.. ( b-toi-er ls-iii.'—|n-l* A-TinTuistriit'-r. j s>. si nii-rii, ii r. ji>ii\-"N, a u. tiwti’.v SEYMOUR, JOHNSON *0 iiirofers and COMMISSION MERCHANT? V Ii- ri J anil 'I liii and sis, Alar-nn, Ga. \ \ **K lia* -• just r- e--i V.--I large n-Mil i->ns tnmir > > si okot ' li. ■- at -1 w - ow offer to Mcrelinut deileis one of the lar -. -t mol eompletr assortment of {jiroeevies ' ( .v, r t'-n-iigtit to Macon. Consisting in part of ,"„m Sa.-k* l.ivcrp-H-l Salt, -i Bid* Fl.mr, :;-i llog-li-ads of I'.a- hr, g;, C.i-ks 11 am 1--0 Bbls A. 1! A C Sugar, 1 -.- ->a- k* Rio uml .lava Coffee, pm F-oxes lot, nil gimb-s, | 11,,\e* I ’lill'l V, , , |i..xe.jyin * hr—- Mat-lies, Coils Rope, Mie bin ah-t Ibn T uni’r. „o lh-X-'s S-ap. J., Boxes lil glisll C- -I I- -11, :,u Kitts.M'-ss ull-1 Min-Kerel, .-,11 C.IV.'S Oysters, A-'. Ae. t*Cl J gill J.C.KIMr&CO. (ll< 'TUDAY'S IM'IM'fNG.I s-iiost--N fr. <;/<//n.w - <;r:oik<rii. f** w. have Ihi -Vo al-.-rc I ni'd I vying. |iu mly -pp-sil,- the Iti i. k V.'nre S hi fl Jflioa-c.l a into a I 0.l well selected stock Family Groceries ! PLAN CATION lIWROW ARE CROCKERY, and WOOIH-.N WARE, BAliiilX'ti and ROPE, 'OSX'ABERGS and FACTORY YARN. El «)ER, CORN, Bacon, *>?: Wo bar • i.'-jo a f!h .' stock of SHOES AM) HATS (ron rRKEt-wgS.) The ttbgvM slock we are determined to sell AS LOW a* anybody , and all v.i> i.vk, to si ti.-fv our friends, is .or them ‘.6 Comkaxh ski: is. JOE BOYD will be in the bouse, ready to wn. oft bis friends at all tin es. hive us os? ta'l, at>J w» will be responsible ii r tlir rest. THE DAILY PRESS a cheap p per i ■ »ir 'i'i*i; pimple. •*ul>*-ii|>ti a, v ' I'-cei ■ t.r tbe I*xiuv On»- ■ • it* «* >", <iii TI*I * '<**U!'*- D : ! »:»••*• OH I ■ ' ' net to, -. . ’ , -i -. 11. ~ ■iP- - II IIS. 1 til. p: r.lii. Pa' b-bet 1 tally Pi. -. «-.l • |*. \ugi a i-e. ■ [JAPU S' P, pn.‘ A?D'.- pv : inluii i (i ollhliiDrjiiij Colossal Circus AND HOUR CI'THE\THO\, I 1! MKNi.n ‘■•J.M.iy y.yv,- ORI.E.r XS' 1 - *' •' I' .'i-.-b' i’i Cos: f •!» rati.,:. ,*.f Hi, KA I i: Y 1 IIlNc; Ni:\Y, I.YKHVI 1; [NG t.t )!!Gl,( il'S ; o\ i.i: i «!• i v i*r.r*.loiFn i;s. \v i !:*•.; • n ii!;:r; '.. tufii^day, O-Mib- I M: b ISP.fi I*n.-i t .-p.-n nt » 1 g -i A ! ui—ion, *1 ; i l.rl.ii, :.o . .1-. Tin- k'aiiv Lmii-e, nr M ii! ;if . lie kir. • ill „i ... .- i 1 .et: - , !. ■: ,v. .-, 1.-irii ltd 11.nl> i g ■ ns! 'a 1 eat o«t ■ - id- of the For |tli of XI. .1 fi ,-il.lv Imge Illo! .M. • ■ !.t A •Vio \ , * J- t« •:.»t j' •!• ’ |*M»- LTI it it. ' . ' '• f _’V J\V REMOVAL! JOHN H, WHITE & CO, I > IT I' 1 .! 1' • • t lie fit i/piis IK i*l 1 1I’. ill .i ii ■ •*•m 1 1 r y fur the LII’.EKAI. !'A :IP *NA'<K Fxt.n-i'-i I" tii-'ii ill 'i I (i : >> -> y ears, anil it witi. t.-gie' li.-.: ib-y !,OrJlin imt t 1, ,: > .•'■! f :i 1 xri - ui i*, for an Tl.i-i o. W’titeha'.’. Street. Atlanta, » Georgia, flit* l,c-.-t stuck <:f srAPI.K and l-'ANT? ?i|;Y Gti'iDS, Clothing, Hats and Caps, Pouts rtrul lies, that they -v, r brought So.ltTl. TI.PV won!,! 11l liapj.v to see tlieir old friends when they visit Atlanta, and show* them through tin ;V stoclr, :ia tliev are satis fied th'-y call .veil a* ell -a|> and a* gOO-1 i iootlay rts and House iu the r itv of Atlanta. A. 11. Will IK. s, ”5 G. VY.WIHTK. A. SWIM'S jVcw Store! Hill Street (,'ntjiri. r | ’lit: I'M>l :k-ii; nii > r„ inform hi* 1 old li ieii«U, a:.d 11»• ■ i»wl»! v in general. that he has returned Jo l»is «*M stand mi 11iiI strecf, where lie h.i> ojm ncd a lai 'jv lot of B>i\v (iooiIk! SI! \WLS, CLOAKS, and at! Ladies nrti , ].•>. in -.-I, i al. Alm>, < I .OTIIIXC, li ATS, I'.(>( 'I S >.i.»l SHOES, OATS' IT li\ is II INC CiOol>S, HUNKS, and—- VALfsKS, LI AN KK IS, and NOTIONS. of all kinds. RKM KMBER, That this stock of Goods ha* been bought under tlie last heavy decline in good*, an 1 that he eati si 11 them, aeeoidn glv, .1/ much lotccr Price* titan they have been sold for during tIR- lest two o three mouths. COME ONE: COME ALL!! n and bii\ your goods of AbilKß MUXMAX, Hill Street. jiff Two doors above Kegel's comer, Griffin Georgia. sej‘22—Bin Wanted to Rent For 1867, !’ ooinfor’an • «Iwelling llouso, suitable l f«»r small families. Tho*u situated near the central purl of the «*itv pictcrred. Apply to * A. J; Cb«»ri>. Oct 2—if. / A KnfcGlA. SPAUHNG COHN'TY.—Whereas V.l 11. s. class applies to mo for letters of Guardianship of the person and property of Jo seph H,ual Will in in I>. Lewis, minor children of Win. 1». Lewis, deceased. These are therefore to cite and admonish all persons concerned, to he and appear at my office w-ithrin the time prescribed by law, to show cause if any exist, why said letters of Guardianship should not he granted. Given under «u hard at office, thia lhe2ndda\ ofOct ]*.*» [..!>. IHSMt'KI., tVdic»r\. i k ‘ * •- ' ( OTTOA! COTTON!! kVe are j.rej.ared to make liberal j s Easli Advances I'.i Planters r-r Duvers, on Cotton shipped to our coriesp.indents in New York or Sir-,n nab, » :'b whom we have arranged to sell Colton shipped through u*, on the best tenet \V e w ili abo ?W/ cottbfi fin- l*l/iftlrrs. in /'t /.*• inarhrf, trim do not intmd .'hipping A. iIBRIHTT A JOHNSON', Uaskkrs ash*'ottos Rkokehs We will teceive Deposits and psy Checks on demand. Ifuy Gold, Silver, B sn |- Note*, ('<nii,tii -N-riy/, Stock*. Ronds, and other secuitlies. Collect paper pavahle in Giitlin and vicinity, and make prompt remittances. Will endeavor to keep supplied with Siyht F. 'mliiimj*- on N«’\v York in sums to suit. (*e2i—lm) A. M. J (tjjirt in list! iiday's Liilding, reailv opposite the l’lick Warehouse. PAINTS, OILS, TOILET ARTICLES, &C.. ncduccd Prices, ARK .SELLING OFF FAST AT J. N. HARRIS & GO’S. DKKaS iV ni:i)U IMIS! K A S T S ! !'* E «' F 11 I L I. RT R E ET , (Verf- the Post «tffice.j Griffin, Georgia, HAS ON II \N'D A fBtoD ASSORTMENT. AND RECEIVES WEEKLY SLI PI.lKs OF U.L ARTICLES PERTAINING To DREGS, FRESH AND GKN FINE JCt!" Also, a line lot of FANCY AND TO ii 1 1 Al.’l RIIS, AN ii view o’.w 1 'nir.ti < fits. Lamps, Ac., Cooking Extracts, Tobacco, Cigar**. Ac, Pit l-X K I PTIONS promptly tiliol DAY or N’CHT. under th* dinet supeirisi. y p Dukwkv, M I*-. (I Tiemist m.d Pliniiiiaeeiitist.) who bus been in i.gular and , \t,i-;\,•> piuvtio for over ten vears. l-olb civil mid military, ol- Dr J. 1. M*"•!;i. sep-1—;;:n WI SHIP & GOBDOtf, j ( *i;ni:f. of him and fp»'.u* m: i ft>, CH^ciA, i \Vltt*!**salp «i *1 retail IDmlw* »1» i;,io/^: A n/’cs. l/ats, t mbi t l/ns. LK AT HE it. sID *E FE-MNf. - at.d i READY-MADE CLOTHING. \\ e are Receiving an-iopening itx ca*es and SIP,*E.S of every style j and description, whieli we propose selling, as cheap as can be purchased in any South ern market. We invite all persons who expect to wear Shoes to call and examine out stock before purchasin'* elsewhere: Oitr Senior Partner has had many years experience in the Shoe business, and is well acquainted with the inanufac.turers at the forth, which gives them superior advan tages iu getting rip their stock. Every ar ticle in our line v> 1 11 lie sold at a Sinai I ad vance on cost. We shall confine onrseh'es strictly to the cash system. No one can sell goods on a crfd-il at the exTr'emely low . prices we are asking. Snf COUNTRY MERCHANT: wishing to tepleiiish their stock .-rrc respectfully in vited to give us a call. IiOfITS AND sfft >Es MADE T< i.nßl -Ei! ICiF rtKi Aittnip. ttrst at shout notice. WADuTED, TWO GOOD ROOIMATxT-RS. —**ni L 11. BREWER, COTTON BROKER, AX'D GENERAL COMMISSION MERCHANT Will pay the highest market price for COTTON, (Jr will make liberal CASH advances on Cotton i Consigned to Ins correspondents iu Liverpool, X'ew York, Savannah, or Augusts. New York Exchange Eor *»le Griffin, Georgia—Office iu Abash Hail, (Tj J*c ■to Brick Ware House: Oct 1 3m vTnc.iL c. cook. ATTORNEY AT LAW, OKI F 1 r>’ , GEORG! A . JOHNSON, ADMIN IS'i’RA I OK'S S.\LK. p y virliip of on tiiil-T fro mi tlip < >r.Hilary o| i > Spol.l I g County, will i.e -dd before’ the Court House door in tbe city of Griffin, between tbe l''-*.il bom of sub*, on tl.e first TI'ESD.XY in N' V. I.tto-r j.e\i, ♦.i.e tor ot laud, . 1 .'l.l ai:.i. g ‘.‘t, a.-l'e-, 1,--., lyiigoi! tl.e loud f...... Bnj. t:n to . -mi. a' -I situated three miles free. *•: : d*'i. Al,c::l sixty acres are cleared—tbe Tin Iji '. -- - in w,->.,ls. Also, n go. and frao.e ,1 Telling. .vi' ii ss.iry out building*, 'fin r, i» n fi,.e Pea.-T. * *1 1..,l i On tile play.-. IIS the Estate of 1 bo. • I l’l.vis, for tl.e benefit of heirs nr.A -fedit- s. T. ri;. CASH . s-. >. t't.l ISAAC M KLUOY. A,bar. / * ! ' 111.1 A G *. MMX A i . \\ I V I .In ~sr. L bs, , il bt.M. , ,1 , I , : ,V, of •n,..n„-,* lvils. late of said ,-out, tv d.-.-. M.-ed nj, pi i* - I** no- t>-r letters ot ,ii - u -1 -a as adiaiaistii t■: mi said I -Isle l-e baling fullv ndii.u.islere.l and wound up the suine. Tin e me tl.e!. f- re to city and ndiiiouisl. nil pel —i.,:. i, si.-d or ,-<.n,-<-r:.,-.l to lein .1 appear |I 'ill , tiiee Wll l.il, 11n- I inn- present ed l\ law, 11 1 emise if 111 y exist wby said letters of di-:ni's : *"ii sin,old a.,1 be grmi'e.l. tiivea aieler tnvl.m.,’ s- tnv office. Ibis ITtli'.’nv of S- pi. lbfe sipl '.’tbnio'm. F. I*. DI>MI KK, I Irdinnry. { ( F< *l;G! * fSPAI.DIXG CoINTY - W H ,:rn, v * .lmi.es 1. bids. S P. 8ie1,..a, Lot o'l,in Bishop, Cordell.-. Bishop m.d B T liisl, ..p. minor ami plum children ~t Philip .1. ]!i-h.,|, applies to me for letters of disinis i. i, »s such G umalian the whole estate of Ids said \, aids har i- g I lost iu Confederate securities, t perctnf bonds. A,-. Tlios,' arc, therefore, to eite and admonish ali persons -om en ed to be and appear nt my allies within the tine preser.bpd *■ x law, to show cause if anV Gists, why said letters dismiss,,ry fiend said Guardianship should not I.e granted. (liven under my hand at ott'c , this the 17tll day of September, iHilti. Fep. F.t F. D. DISMI'KE. Ordinary I’t 'SITi VELY TIIEI LiLST CALL. IN olu'dience to ;i passed bv liu* (’ii\ (’ouncil, Tam u;rccte«l to collect all 'j’axes Jt’e the City, (if matters not for what yeai.*), I>\ tl.e Ist day of OCTOBER. Cul.-ss those in afrears come fotward »n>J pay by that tiinF executions, will posITIVELT issue. TIIOS. XAI.L, sepfO—t,}' Clerk. Mrs. B. A. Jackson, (AOEXT.) HAS ,ust received a splendid stock of MUX NET'S ninl ll'a IS of the very latest sty!«. i Also, fresh invurccE ol «tc., 1 to which, tho attonlion «5f thf * CS I ,,C^ ; ftillv invited. She is prepared to furnish Cuuntr - ! dealers at I wholesale: with MILLINERY, upon ns favorable tern)* « they con he purchased in Atlanta or Macon. C ALL ON H‘KJ& i at the old stand of k JACKStV.N k NKAYT 0V , which has been newly fitted up and improved, i n.-pl—!t' HOUSE TO RENT. HALT Mile frtftn business portion of ,he ! Eight Rooms newly plastered ; all out 0 . complete. Stables, <te. One Hundred acre* iLa id about Thirty under cultivation : Apply to ’ J B. REID : t*ct i. FBl??.—tf Daily ATLANTA, GEO. T ARGEST city emulation. Largest coonuj |IJ circulation A live journal. Ibe pep tile fireside and t’ e counting mom. ' Subscribe forth- Era. Vibe nf -i h - 7 r-»*r i*i • **- or*' p^r . »vi tt i'it vr T *l_Tw j
