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£oulbtxn $ t r a lb. omn\Lim \\d coixtv joir\ \l j DI- MARTIN DR M p.EAVEHPORT 1 IMIOII. j OKI PFI M. OA.. OCT. », !B4*. The Taakec a*t lacoailrtfai. Tli* idea of tha equity of th* whit* raae mad it* black race, ia not ■ inmpod op, fresh ; ly Improvised sne at tho North. Not a bit | or it 1 Tha practical miaoegeaation that baa bssn going oa ap theta—a« is patent from the limit# of it—ahowa that manr of them are religiously in earnest, when taey aa»ert Mint tbe negro is, in every rrapoct—mental, moral, political, social physical, and what bot—the fall pear, if not the auperior, of: tha white man. In conftrmaffon of tbia tic*, we bar.-* hot to eita to the astonishing propotlod of the 1 mixed rac-ee ia the North to the number of | tha part black. We append a .Utiaiica! ■tat am eat that abowa, unmistakably, that j tbe Tanks# all the while, practically partic- j aJarlj, has been carrying out the dogma ol negro equality, j "In 1860 the mulattos* in the Northern State* bore to the black* tha proportion of : 31 to 69, or aim oat one half; while in the I mom year tbe mulcttoee In the Southern , State* bore to the black* the proUrtion of tweYre to eighty •even, or leas that one sev enth. The actual figure* are a* follow* : In the Northern State*, Blacks 155.994 Mulattoc*, 69,855. In the Bou l l State*, Blacks, 3,697,274 •Mul.it**. 517,360.1 It would appear, therefore, that a state of i freedom, ia oootact with the white race, is leea favorable to morality than a *'ate of bon- j dago.’’ ‘ j “ A fellow feeling inako u» woodroui kind,” ia an adage no less true Ilian old ;j should we, then, blamo these Radical raa- j cala so much, when, in all likelihood, so ina- . nv of them, a* for exanirdc*, Th»d Steven*, Ik ait Butler, and C’harle* Sumner, may be connected to the nigger, by the closmt tic* of blodd or affinity. As for old Beast ltrftlef, il would not surprise u» that the .time rel tion which the old Devil bears to Mea and all rascality, he (the Boast) beers to a More or so of spoon-stealing, gold-color ed niggers, all over I’uritauia aud it* mar ginal surrounding*. Obseqt’ie* of Ala|- llenry Moore- In our issue of day beloro yesterday, wc gare but a brief notice of tho funeral sokeiunitiea of our lamented fellow citiscn, whose sudden death on last Tuesday morn ing, startled and begloomed tbe entire com munity—intending to refer to it more at length, should do one come forward in duo : season, aud give us a detailed statement ol | the proceedings on that meloncholy oce.a sion. In tho first place, thanking those.who i hare kindly posted u* up with items, —our abecucc at the time being a f irogon e neces sity,—we shall, in our poor, imperfect way. attempt now to radecra that mentally-nia le promise. TVbcn th*t Ull, manly form foil in death, j and bis noble spirit took wing for eternity, - an i the sad announcement was made on our Btrncts, all seemed to foci—“a friemi it ilcad.”' The taneral took plaoo on Wednes day afternoon. At 2 o’clock, the' Masonic Fraternity assembled at their Lodgeroom, and forracrl in proooasion. When they pass ed into the streets, they were Joined by the members of the "Griffin Fire company,” who were in wailing fur that purpose, and then marched to the late residence of the de eeeaed. They there took charge of the body. The procession was then re fi'rraed, in the following order: The Griffin Fire company in advance; next, the Masonic Rrcthren > then th# heane, followed hy the immediate members of the fimily, and numerous friends We have rarely ever seen, on any t-imilar occasion, a more beautiful or imposing cor. tegt than was presented on ifill St., as the prooe#aioo moved to the House of God, and fretn thenoe, to the oemetery^. The ehnroh was reached at .1 o’clock, and was ia » few moments crowded to its almost capacity. The coffin was laid in front of the ohauocl—the officiating ministers were in their place— ans now, in the ‘presence of the dead, and under the deep wailing tones organ, the whole multitude is stilled, tail Dashed, and awed, and ali realize -fWfitere.” Tha Hyrnaa ■tocotci and arranged for the occasion, were eminently tasteful and appro, priate, and were rendered by organist and choir, with a real solemnity and pathos that •Mordad with the feeling* of the vast aodi. tety, ah 4 was well adapted to chasten and eothc human grief. That sweet Hymn of Montgomery, "com oh The death of a friend," wzs sung a*a # otaniary, and its touching beauty and melody, wore perkapeTTevcr more highly appreciated in a Worshiping assembly. The following is thcfffvt gtanzi. < 4 “Erien-l after friend depart* ; - - Who hath not I«>at a frimll * fffofre isßivunion Iwrs of hvsrtx * ’ 'That tin.l n<«S Iwrv an onff. -* tksa fmmal MaeJ.l A»e inal fcast Living or ilj ing, non* w«r« bleat ” m appropriate waft |fW»cM by Rev. C. A Fulwoed, from Fronrt£7«nep. and Ist eeree. Oy purmis ■tew, WtopaNtah the following-brief edoM, ftMt the Introductory part of the disconrse. fojW to .the natural pMmpt fUfe wf.mjbmmn foe lings on thia mournfully interesting occasion, 1 wonldoeoupy tha time inshdaMite hf onr lamented fVieod*—of the many exyUenone 5f Head and hears wKIHh «iwwMfuxbaftlunknftainteUeofaa! gifts, which, | having bate thorwgbty cultivated by din bttaf. tiWlhut, pgrtevering application, gare him rtrefemion, and anilfy/iF -eh t c joai Isra i>n and raepet-t of hi 9 foliowucitizana. X would hi# Whether iu the- c-taHiouec, or as piesiding, officer of a deliberative ae**-mt>lj. of ming ling in the lodge room with the brethren of the ••affrio lie,” or < fb-rlng counsel to clients, in hit office, or attending to the minor de tail* of every day burin***, which brings man in direct and often chafei g contact with man, or dispensiugn generio is ho*piuii ty to frienJs within the amctuiry of hi* own home; he was everywhere and always the same affable and elegant gentleman. A* we thus hastily glance *otnc at of th.- promi nent Hairs and characteristics of the dre.-as i cd. O ! how many delicate, tender emotion* i and sentiments kindle in our heart*. snd plea-1 foe-utterance i lint. I repress them, i and leave them to the utterance of other's to whom th«y ffore appropriately bel<*s. aqti turn your thpqghts to aim# of tha atilemn, ! practical leason* yfTbe hoar And for this | purpu»*. ) direct your- attrition to the ip ! ,pir-d Interdict and warning, penned bjr the j wisest of marc men. Iludtt mot thjffl/ of to-nuirroir, /or thou I kn'necst mol what a 4/ay rn-iy bring forth ” \ Thi speak«i proceeded.ta enquire t chat it I meant by Inmit'mg of to wionrOw t Snd after , having aluoidated this propositioo ui a most ' felicitous manner, be then reasoned with co ! geney and power upon the great and fearful I ritk taken hy those who “ hoa.it of to-mar ' ro ic,"and •nneludtMi-'by ofieriag aahatioa iu Christ to all, and oomfort to the bereaved. Then, with slow and measured tread, the dead w#e borne to the grave, where the so letnniiiee were con. laded according to the usage* of Ancient Free Masonry. R-qui neat in parr. J3T” Admiral D. 0. Farragut, following tho trump cards of Grant snd Sherman, lias also concluded to play the part ol dummy in ! the great ife and-death contest now agitating and convulsing th* whole country. lie tha* answers the invitation sent him to be pres | cat at the I’ittaburg “ National Convention of soldiers and sailors.” - New Youk, September 21—113 List 1 36th street.—Sir: Your invitation, to be . present at a National Convention of so-dier* and tailors to be ' held at I’iltaburg on tbe I 25th instant, bag been received. Even il 1 disposed to accept, the lime is too limited ; J but on principle I am, at an ojjictr of the nary, unwilling to take an ochre part in i political attembiiet, and, thcrelore, with thanks to yourscll for the plea-ant tone ol your letter, I beg to decline the invitation. Very respectfully yonr ob’t sev’t I). G. Farkajjut, Admiral. I I, Edwin Dudley, Chairman Com., etc. Tel egr aphic News. j N r.w Fork, (Vet. 4—Goid 1484. Dutton I nominal, sole# 1560 bales. Middling 40a42 j Flour dull at 815 Df 816 25. Wheat dull I and drooping. Fork firm at ?:)3 50. Lard | firmer at I6]alß|, Sugar steady, Musco vado lll.i 11. Coffee quo t. Morii.r, Oct. 4 —Cqiui|i s-1 -*s t > d*y 150 bale*. .Middling nominal at Hts ceuie. .Mar ket dull and in !nv<-r ol I uy*-r» Sr. Lot I*. Oet. 4 —Tin- ta Jctijlic Il own vi I l/i II», town M> r tii i il i■ a it- • rived at Si. «Lwe|#h, Mo., liiliigiug uuu util- I lion each iu gold oust and in pus ession of passengers. To-day was observed hero a* I I'nauksgiving over the disappearance of \ cholera. | Waseunton, Oct. 4—Post Master Gen ] cral Randal has received a letter from Neva ' da which relates the discovery of a moun tain of pure rock while salt without auy ad mixture. The mountain is several thousaud feet high. By decision of the Commissioner of the I Internal Revenue oofTee ia held to be liable I to a tax ut uuu cent per pound when roasted, and to a similar tax when ground. If the coffee'is roasted and ground by the samu person the tax is two cents per pound. Liverpool, (dot, 3.—Market for cotton firm. Middling upland* quoted at 15d Sales 16.600 bale*. New Oitt.itA*a, Dot. 4.—There were aix death* from yellow fever yesterday. Cotton dull and drooping. Prt?cs n tmi ; na! and unchanged Flour, superfine, 812. I Whisky 82 40. Gold 14Uj. j Boston, Get. 4 Noon—Ti e steamer City of Bath, hence for Savannah, in going down the harbor to day, got ashore on Slate lodge off South Boston Flats, where she kneeled oner and took in some water, but will probably get off at the next tide. Wilmington. Del, Oct. 3At the i election for Judges and .Inspectors of elec tion* held throughout tho State y sterdav, 1 the Ikmocrats and Conservatives trinmpb ! ed. New Castle coumy grvea four hundled majority lor the Democrats and Conservs- Uivea—Again of thirteen hundred on the I vote tor Mr. Lincoln in 1864. In this city ' they carried two Ward.*, »nd gained one j hundred and filly six on the vote for Mayor \ n few weeks ago. Democrats majority fifteen | hundred in the Futc. Philadelphia, Get. 3.— The cholera is increasing in this city. Yesterday there , were' forty cases reported to the "Board' of I Health. Durin> the last few dsys Bcversl ■ fatal cases have occurred »t Camicn, New | Jersey. 1 . ~>*r■■ t -Ls - ------- . L _,- | Rev. Du. Hints, whose death has jus 1 been announced, was onhc remonstrated with j by the vestry of Christ Bhurcb in this city ! on the high he placed hi* service* an l&aetor. Slid they: “ ifoetor, J you know it iswaid in tha Book that * I*«v --i idencc feedeth the voting »**r«n* when they | cry unto ’lliin t” Ah, yes,” answered Jlia ttoctor, •* but _ nothing is said About fli* ' Faut.—A recent (nvellor, iiuy>irir>g for tlie grav# of Unmboldt, was met with the ! question, " What *u his first nainsl” Thi* | waft within a JRiroyj off tha spft< ; where tho ftfeat nfan ia huri*T: ? Gan Taoisas.—T!v« following New Ypvk dispateh, to the Cincinnati (rarnttr, -letail Seprefobar Wth, would iw-m-to pofov jnn GaA-. Thomas aa a supporter of the Freai dirnt’s policy i . I “ Geoeroi G -Virgo .H. Thomas .ptR.. he summon ad to W ash ingtow to aasatne the du ties oTMr Sttort-.n, in C*l* o( the rCtimwrnt "f .4IL*L.oJB««.r-. Qs'ie.** l fhuwaft in this city." The Atlantic cabla is making iMXfIQO per day. 1 IL “Mrs. JSmm hom* yojsrhnabaud I' “ Ha's dying, marer, add I doc ’hvtefohvauy Kcdv- te tLatufh hay. « ■ • • -md Kll 'IDVERTIBEIERTB. ATIaTJifA ;BU3INESS DI R EQTO Y. 1 f.illowmff lea-bog tw*i*ie*« h AUjl'Kla. lle-rgis, de»ire to call the partieolav • v| tsutiou of the merchant* and traders of Ml/ 4 ln Georgia to their targe and well (elected stock » The mdiMenients Ue.d out Ui Layer* arc untur paxed io any Southern market. Ui-ler* wiil Le j*rom|Ftly and carefully attended la, tout taring the expense of time and travel. Every firm named tv-!ow T* perfectly re-ponsi* M*. ai l lift, and nfrr with ednfidewee to tbsir old ouatoiaessc • - f- I). jr Goods s Mammoth Stock on hand 1 snd for *ale Ly 11 Y. RLS.-ELL. AOh H. Y. Kusvctl, Wiiherforee iMrtirl, J. I. lbi**el. Qroc«rie* OINtWIt A MI LUEUIN, Wholesale Grocer*. Broid Street. Groceries, Notions Ate-, W. HENRY WARRES Groc«ric», Notion*, A . at. wh<'l«»al«. blxoes, Boots, he i CONLEY. JOlt'E A CO., Wholesale Healers. Broad B tracer, htaee*, Boots Jsc., J. N. COHEN. Wboletale snd Retail Dealer, broad Street. Hardware, Cutlery Ac, RARSB9, BROWN, A CO., Offer iplendid inducement#. Baddlery, Harness au«t Carriage Material*, SHERMAN, JESSPP A CO.. WWeeslc arid HcUul dealers. Buggies, Carriage*, hf., WYMAN .t MAY, Wholesale sud R etail Healer*. Crockety, Cla**.-4Vare. Ac-, TKOSIIKRS. THOMAS. A SIIoRIR llm on hsii<] a large and spleudid St4>ck. Clothing and Furnishing Goods, ). SIMON A BRO. 227 Tiso.ad offer a splendid o**ortment. Drugs- Medicine*, Ate , T A. BEALI,. Wholesale snd Retail Druggist, BroaJ Ntreet. SOTBL*. Augu-ta Hotel, first Cla»* and splendid sceominodation*. BROAD hTUUEP. * oet6«6 j»uis *. »so4>ks, mins Nvrt>.>HH.n, ttwts h. le/.a, . “Wilbur F. Johnson,” • (OF GEORGIA,') with Ijrooks, 3sl;u4onaiJ bw, 4ojfMoW COMM ISSIOX M KUCH A N TS. WfCarondclct itmt, Ntw Orleans. Uo 9n» TO PLANTERS! IX eenformtty with in»tructione, notM* is here by givan that Barnesviile, t’ike comity,-has been ■lei.ignu* 4-4$ oa a place, aud Tuesday* and Fridays ».* the l Ruav w Irf re snd wheu CuMcu may he weighed and marked under the new law. CBAS. R. JOHNSON, Aset. Assessor, 21st Div. 2nd Hist. Gs. oetfaf M & MEIN. .krki'k' , lECE.S CALlCO—from 12* to 25 et*.; 50 pier#* of figured Ds Lain#* ; 25 pieces of all Wool 410 ; to pieces tNii. do ; 30 piece* French Poplins ; 20 pieces French Merinos ; Ift pieces Atpaccsa; 2W preeta Opera Flannels ; l.i piece* red aud white Flannel* p 7 piece# black and white Poplin . 75 pieces of Sea IsUbA Cotton, from Ift to Sftcts 50 pieces of Bleached Cotton ; 15 piece* Linaeys ; 10 pieces cotton Flannel ; 25 pieces Coevi .et and Jean#; 15 pieces all wool French Csaeimer** ; 75 piece* Jscopettea and Muslins ; -» 20 piece* I.toen ; 20 piece# Black Cloth and Dor-kin ; 100 Ladies’ and Mens" Shawls; ICO let eat style cloaks; 50 pair B'anketa S5 ea**e SlMSMtaayi Boot#; 15 Itoxen Balmoral Skills; VS doaen tfool, For, and Klnsli Hots; 15 pieeeo Kaoey and Black silk-, »0 dosen llmipikirts; • ’ 1 •» AH kind* of (’leak and Dr*•* Triminiays f AH kind* of Cottoa, lAn an, sod SR k. Leer*; All kinds of Ribboo« Ladies' Gollava add Ooflk,'.' - - - ■ Kubioe. ffood«, 84ml sgs ..and lircokfaat-SKawls. T»*reting. Table Clbths ; Linen aniVOttoa Damasks; Linen I*ett4>d Ssioteh Hiaper 1 n fact, a full supply,»f evtrjttoihg. Which J trill aril at greatly reduced price*. . . f. -lit Fas Oouts. A large asaorUutul of Business Suite, Black o*e*kfto*r*d Ctoth Paula, and Coat* sed V.tete ; ,u ri'*Jf of Overcoats, Rlsck and Figured SiTltVelvet Yesta’pa large supply of Furnishing (t4w.de. 1 • *1 . , i . ! Ate* iwoeivod, Violin and' Baujoe. TamboriSe*. Guitar aed-Violia STRIAGtJ, Taulpieeca, Screw*; Rooin.drc. *- ( W :.2WWrM<’««H*WIiKMKN, k If yow teawt any of- J A & If BIN. . .callhl XM ’* N. II- SLMQN*3 •• L'vrajirrv orr.isrrroy ;i« rriWH i, ii. t. j. il—.r, a. • TtasLCV I BEYMODB, JOHNSON AC. (*iod*rs anti COMMISSION MERCHANTS; Cli rry stud Thi and -ft, Macmt, (I*l Tt’K hare jr-t reviv. 1 larce sd !i»i..n* • - I **• kof Giwii. -. and « ..rLrto Mere!.-'t dr ilrfs ,-ne o( the largest and m-mt Sonipleir a«-ortiacM of Groceries ever brongl.i *f, M-eon. C<*n*i*ti ,; g in part of sih S-aek- liv e fj—il -alt. 3-iti Itld- fionr. 34, If. g-I.ra !- |:.n-on *5Ca k= lUn. bo LU- A. I! A i" -M-..r 1 25 Rio a:. I Is- a l • ff- e, 44 m* Boxes Tob'ceo. all gi ad s, 125 Boxes lad'. s<) Boxes 8 -ia. 7."> Boxes Clntkrr.. si, Gro'-s Matcliea. Sort Coiu Rope. Ma- hin and ”:u and made, 50 Boxes Soap, 25 It. x v English r. U.M., 50 Ki’ij M'.V ai.-l Slat srreT, 50 Cnaea Oystrrt, Ae. Ac. t>c' 2 2 in j.C.KIXG&Cft (II- *1 I.IDAY'S LI II.DING,) hoI.OJIoN SI. a/:// r/.v, - - ci:onm\. a I arge -.!,d n ell v. Eetcd *U of "■ Family Q-roceries! PLANT VI'B*N IIAIIHW MIC. c EOCKEIIY, and WgOHKN WAHE. Bagging and iioi-E, ON .'ABUIGS and K.UTOKY YAK v . ild.ifß, CORN, Bacon, Ac. V. . Lav,, aho a tine .k of mm AM) HATS (r* a m Rftook ve yre <1- ti»rininrd t«* •*ll AS LOlt u* nioi nVI wt> k, I• ••. li.*fV Otir friends, 15 ttril.t'ii t«» am* -ft t- JOE HOVD I will It** i.i til*' |. :t l\ Io VII, nil liis fliuiu* I at All til. r-a (»ive u.- t*h« C.a‘l, aii*l tk. u ill he i cAj'oi.sibl** for th# r**nt. 1 C. kIN'. <k CO REMOVAL! JOHN H. WHITE & CO., RKTT'KN their gr.vtefcrl thanks to- tVe citisenr of (trifibi and surrounding comvtri for the LIBERAL PATRONAGE FvSem.Vri to them for the la<-t fifteen years, aud it is with regret that they leave Griffin ams ClVeir old friends snd customers, for an untried field of business. They are now opanisg »n Whitehall Street, Atlanta, - Georgia, the best stock of STAPLE ANI) FANCY DR7 GOODS, Clothing, Hats and Caps, Boot* and S'-oes, that they eve* brought South. 71iey would te happy to awe theif old t frlemls when they visit Atlanta, and show’ them through their stoelk, as they arrsatis fi«d they can sell as-ch.-np- a*Kl aa Gotxis, as and House in rbe cily of Atlanta. J. K WHITE, 6«-?s' G. W. WHITE. THI DAILY PRESS. A CHEAT PAPER FOR TIM FEOPLE. Sobserfntroni will be received for five I»rn.r Tscm at tbe following r**ee: Onn -ear, in advance .....go oo Six month*, in advance 3 00 Three moaths, ia *4lvsnee 2 00' Postmaster*aw sathorixed and requested to act as Agent- in receiving and forwarding subscrip tions to ibia office, and wjU.be s allowed the uauei 1 ’ per centage in such buviiiet*. E. Jff.-Pb'frHE, Publisher Daily Pws*. OoAl—lt *. Augusta, Ga. / A.GRESABLY to tn order granted bv tbe -'V Ordinary af P'Ae offnty, will be sold beloro the Court liqm door in the town of Green villn, Iferiwetker county, on the first Tuesday in- Ho. emtesi next, within the legal boars of sate, seventyiiv* acres of land (more or lass) being pact of tot So. HA ia the upper Ninth District of ■aid county, adjoining the leads of MeKniglit, Reynolds snd others, known sa tbe Shcte place l-donging to the estate of Alfn-d AViggins, late 4>f Pike entity.deceased, and eold ns the property of said deceased, for the benefit of the lieira anti cred itor* of saiddescasetir Terms ca-l>, 0* CADE9IIAW PriPE. 3, 1863/—Tf-1* Administrator. E»pit® SiwMfte Sewing .Haoliinei. aan aroa to art omaaa KOR FAMILY AND MANUFACTURING PUR. i POSES. Agent* wanted. Address. EMPIRES, M.CG, sepll—dtyr 616 Broadway, Ji. Y. /"'! ENTEIiiIEN mast tome ep and pay their VT Tickete, and from fbls date ask for no more, 4k it is impossible to get them mud«. Scud in yonr name* aud onr gw-ds will be Sold a* low as at any iott-rior '-j" > Io the totiiifPf riot I 1 nafi.tf v H Din. way COTTON! COTTON!! We ir« prepared to make liberal Cash Advances To Planters or Hovers, on Cotton shipped to our correspondents in New York or Sawn, nah, with whom wo have arranged to te.l Cotton shipped through u«, on the best terms. We will also , S rlf tottHh fnt- Ptattfers, ih Mi* *nnrkri, icho tlo not intend shipping. i; MBRIUTT A JOHN SOX, B.vnkkßS and Cotton Bhoker* .tr We will receive Dep4>»U4 *n.l nay Cbtrcks on ilenivnd. Buv Gold. Silver, Bank Note*. County Scrip . Stock*. Bon.U, and other securities. Cos lect paper payable in Gtiffin and vicinity; nhd w>«ke prompt remittances. Will en4 , e«*or to keep • uppHe.i with Sight Emkangr pn Nt-w York in sur*ri to suit. (-:e2l-lm) As M. A-J. OJfice in Halliday's Baildinc, nearly opposite tbe Brick Warehouse. PAIXTB, OILB, TOILET AftTIGLBS, A(’..« ' Reduced. Prices, ARE .SELLING OFF FAST AT , „ J. N. HARRIS & CO’S. scplS—3m DRUGS & MEDICINES! N. 13 . DRBWRY, E AST SIDE 0 F II ILL ST Ii E ET , (Near the Post Office.) Griffin, Georgia, HAS ON HAND A GOOD ASSORTMENT. AND RECEIVES WEEKLY SUPPLIES OF ALL ARTICLES PERTAINING TO DRUGS, FRESH AND GENUINE Al»o, * tii>e lot of FANCY" ANI) TO II El ARTICLES, Wii iiow Gist.* I'airt# Oils, Lamps, Ac., Cooking Extracts, Tobacco, Cigar*. 4fec. PKF>C'KII»TIOA $ promptly filled D.W or NKillT. under the direct tupertieior. of N. ft Drf.avry. M. I>.. (t fi'-niist and riiurinnceuf i?t.) ho hat* been in n-gulur an. 1 extinn'w j ractiee for over ten yeftrs. l*ot!i civil nod military, #»r I)r *l. I. Moonr «e|»4 — 3m WSHIP & GORDON, ; Coinsr or mu and ssoad stci.ms, -c- | GRIFFIN GEORGIA. ] Wbf lfs»le aii*) retail I>c?te)**rs in Hoots, Shots, Hots, ( rtthreUns, LEA 1 HUB, SHOf. f fNDING*, and -. ' READY-MADE CLOTHING. WE ARE RECEIVING- sud opening 17a cnees BOOTS nntl SHOES of every style and description, which we propose selling as cheap ss can be pnrebased in nu-v :N>ulh ern market. AVe invite nil persons wfioeXpect to- wear Shoes terenff anil examine our stock before purebamng elsewbere. Oar Senior Partner has had many years esperience in tbe Shoe frttsiVtess, and is Well *4-qtiavH?ed with the ntnnafactwers at tbe nerth, wliich gives them superior advan- Cages in getting tip their stock- Every «r --ticiie ift-cilf iirtw will be sold at a sinwfl ad : vanca on coat. We shall confine ourselves sCricflly to the cash system. No one esn sell gonrhr rm a credit at tha extremely low prices wo art asking. BdT COUNTRY MERCHANTS wishing Co-replanish tbeir stock are respectfully in vited to give uw a call. ROOTS SHOES MADE-TO ORDER. HKPAtHINC BONE VT SHOUT NOtICK. WANTB33, TWO GOOD BOOTMAKERS. srpl—3m L R, BBEWLR. COTTON BROKER, ASD G-KNEIfAE, COMMISSION MERCHANT Will pay the higb-st market price fur COTTON, Or will make libera! CASH ativance* on Cotton Contigneti to Ills correspondent* in Livsrpooll Sew York, Savxnnsh, or ‘u^iret* Hew York Exchange Fbr Sale Griffin, Georgia—Office in Almnb Halt, oppt> **te Frielf Ware Unuse (sot 1 3rar vißGit e. eooKi ATTORNEY AT LAW, UKTPPIN. CIOTsGIA. Dir.vT f ADMIN ISTRATOR’S SALE. HV virtue of nn ord«r fr«*m the Ordinary or' Sprtld 14 County, u ill be «.dd before* th« j (N'lirt House door in the city of Griffin, hrtwvrn j the leo 4 l hours of falc. on the first Tl'h>l>.\ V i». I N«>v«-mh**r next, one lot of Und. c-*m,»if ii acres, (more or less.) I\ iujr on the loiol Irm., Gnl ’ fin to Zebtiion, and titUMte«l three miles from I Griffin. AbouT* «ixt\ seres arc clear*.! tlm 1 balftrice in w#»od.«. Al-o. n frnnie tlvellirir, ! with itec*e«9sry out building-. There i# a fine Pesrh Orchard on the place. Sold at the K*ttte lof Kbcnezer I’nvit, f.*r tl.c benefit of heirs sud 1 creditor*. Terms— CA1II!. ; 1 <1 Isa \ : M. KLROY Ad nr. / 1 K<>HC.!A SPAUMNft ( (»1 M V. - \\ w \ I Ja i e- T. EHir, s.ln ir i-ti**»*-r « i -|.» I fi«> ot 'Hnrnini BH»S. late <*f *n»tl c**ui.t\ de******.! aj* pile- to ine for lettere «»f dieiuis«i«>r. s- ■dm:i*ißtra‘ t*r on sai<! r.-tsto lie lis\iti< fully atlmiri-rrretf land wound upthc •ame. These nr- therefore to city and ndtMit.ifl. sll persons ii t. re>t**l or c<*r»e« riie«l t•» be ni..l appear at iny office w i'.hiii th.* tin,* | m <crib*d by aw. and •!»• 1311*1' if any *\i»t why eai *1 letter# es •iiern el/ouf 1 t.of be pranted. (iiten under nivhant 1 hi f.xy ofHr*. this 17»Ii ‘ <la vof S*)>t lt>(*6 teep! Ot tin. ('tiii. F. I>. bISMI KK, f >rdit»ary. ( f FOHf:! dNG mrNTV.-WMrrn. 'VI .lames T. 1 llite. Guardian of S P. liid.op. hove,ui* hishc-p, for. Mm nod ii T. Ihfii Ap.MiinrT a- ; Tpb.Tli cfjildretl of Philip J. }>i«W«»p appli«*¥ so m*. hr lett*r« of dienii« ion ne iuch j fi uardluii tohofc «***tnte «*f hii snM w ard.« liar ine hc-n 1< ■tef Confederate sect)i rie r, fpere#nt. I'OfiwV*. <%*. Thcte riTe, tiierefr.rr, to c» 4 e admonish ail person* concerned to he and appear at my <yffie« tritMvi the time prescribed by law. to allow cause ;if ary exiata, why pnM 1.-tt* rs dfaTOioofy froffi : aatd • r *v>ttld not be ijTanTed. Given under my hand at od e , th?» I7fh j day of September, Sep. Ivfin6m. V. IK HISMUKE. OrdinafY ... ■ mmrnmaf T OSITIVELY THE! XsASIT CA LI/i IN ohwfiience to ,v rpsolution, passed hv ! the Citv Coum-il, I am .lirt-ctvil io collect nil Taxes ilik* the Cily, (it matter* not for | what years), by the Ist day of OCTOBER, i Unless those in arrears come forward snd j pay by that time, executions wiil i-osmviLr ; iseue. TIIOS. NAI.E, j seplO—tJ (Berk.- Mrs. S. A. Jackson,* (agxnt.) HAS J list re4*eiv4-.i » P7-ien.iid »tock af BttX NETS and HATS of the very lauat style*. j Al*‘>. fresh invoices of Ac., ic., itowhieh the sttention of the lsiltes i* re«|«et_ I fully invited, tdi- is prepared to furpi»h cv«n‘ r 7 deslereat \V n'CLf/s A L El' with MILLINERY, upon *# favorable ternn *f they cou bt* purchased in .\tlanta or Macon* CALL ON ffF.K at the old’-etand'of j JACKS ON A NE'VTOC which ha»heec newly fitted up and improve* sept—ts I HOUSE to rent: HALF Mile from business portion of th* Eight Karoma newly plastered ; #ll out ” 0<,, .4 aoavylete. Stables, ic. ttne Hundred ***** Load t alaißt Thirtv under cultivstior. Apply u. " J B.RQD- OeL J, 1866 ts rtoAly" New Bra* ATLANTA, GKO. LARGEST city circulation. Laijett eotmtiT circulation. A five joufosl.’ Tti« P*P* r | the Sreeid* anJ tbe e» nn’iflg nord:- . ' Subscribe f4>r the Kr*. Ifric- of sufi-wri?'-** *7 p.r ano-:v- .I..|t»w(.w. m-n"* *■ r-1 - - 1 >' • '