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&onl bf t n cr a lb. OTOUCITV MB OH'NTY JOMW.IL D R MARTIN DB M DEAVENPOKT •I>IT o • • . GRIFFIN. O A OCT 8. >. Trial or Untlj, Tbe United State* Cirt-uit Court van to have tnet last Monday 1 »t j at Richmond Virginia, for the purpohe of trying .1. ff irstm Davis for treason. Advices flour Richmond, of a late date, are to t’ c effect that neither the Judge has arrived, nor any of the officer* of the Court, and the impression w*s that u<erc Would be, at present, no session -i one till November, snd it might have been added, aoae no*, nor Novend>er, nor Dccciiifcrr, nor ’O6, nor '67, m r tr>r. , i The South is ocrtainly the most complete ly-conquered, whipped out, resignedly-aub dued, spirit-quenched, brow-beaten, soul depressed, and thoroughly-tamed poor nation —or rather the drhi-n of a nation—that has ever made any sort 0 f decent pri tension* that she stands off shouting loudest balls' iujahe of praise to the man that ulonr is responsible for the protracted and litu-rie stroying incarceration of Jifft-fron Davis. Davis is out vicarious head, our represents live—and whst he suffer!', every man of as that was at all true to ountoJvts, also suffers constructively; yea, snd wero we hall such men m those who died for us, we would suf fer more than niiulrmtitrty for our beloved chief, yonder pining and perishing in that haled bastile; the last one of us, in the depth of our syrapathuing anguish, would cry aloud, as did the prophet, *• Oh that my head were waters, and mine eyes a fountain of tears, that I might weep day and night lbr the slain and the briny-ttnin of our ped pie J" Humbug ourselves as we may with this sophistry, and with that, President Johnson ia altogether and solely responsible that poor Davis is not tried, or is not roleased from that vilo imprisonment. Wo need not be surpriaod at what any of our conquerors may do, no matter what their pretensions or their promises ; but we are sorely tuurtilied, —humiliated to the dust,—that the once chivalrous South should get on her knees so hiw, pressing these knees and, eper and deeper into the dust and ashes, and worship those that, at the moment, arc imprisoning and Rilling A/m who is but the embodiment, as it wero, ol ourselves. We did hope that when the South lost all, nnd confessed it, that she meant not in that “nff” to include her man liness snd self-respect—that nobleness of character that would bid her suffer nnd die, rather than look on and sec him perish who ffir her, and at her instance, periled his all. CHasOK foil I'kixterm.—A one-half in ferrst of that excellent paper, tl.s Macon Georgia Citizen, is offered for sale. Prefer ence will be given to a competent buninrn man who will bo prepared to take charge of ♦he financial affairs of the concern, and re lievc the Editor from the labor and responsi bility of that position. The “Citizen” has the appearance of b ing in a flourishing condition. Os one thing, any how, we arc assured—there is not a journal that reaches our tabic that pro cuts, in the first place, a neater and more tasteful tbechanieal appearance, nor, in tb-e second place, eotuos laden with chaster, and better, and altogether more appropriate selections and editorials than it does, day alter day, without any sort of flagging or falling off. We would think a fine opening was here presented for an enterprising man to “pitch in." War SutN.X LoOMtMI t.p. Wo appall ' ♦ hat the Lonivsille .hturnul thinks —or d,d think on the ist of Octobei—touching the Ominous portents of the times. A distinguished gentleman, who accompa nied President Johnson through,) it h>s u cent tour, ami mingling fieu'\ niiinm' the crowds in all the . ilies, hss informed us that Re saw and heard very much to excite his grave apprehensions ns to what was before ua. He found the general feeling the part of the Radio,!* fierce, aggr, tn- Kstuons, and turbulent, if not , .He lieves-that War civil war—is mme hearts and expectations of vast multitudes. If has beeu informed, and feels no doubt, lion very many Me already arming in anticipa tion of the conflict, some of them individually and others in organization*. * * * * The signs are direful. Our nationality seems more fearfully threatened than it was at any time dining the late war, the world's greatest wsr. The portents glow and red dbn like baalfires upon all the hills. The country is eeverod with combustible male rials scattered around hv fierce hands, and t4ie hulling abroad of a single firebrand from Washington, or the hoisting of one flash of lightning from the lurid clouds that bang lon over the eapitol, may wrap the land in a cCTitfsgration of civil war. And let the Northern people remember that, if civli war comes, it will rage and madden and work us desolations first in the North, and, if the South choose, bo confined to the North. Mrs. Sturgis Hooper, the rich Boston wid ow, is the happy lady Senator Sumner is to lead to the altar.—A'.r, H-echo b answers “U-altet.” A> wealths’ coortes 111 of Cincinnati lately •Ufoeasedj Lfts left ¥60,000 to charitable in stitutions. “ Shall Sheep and Swine be pot united to :nn at large” is a question to b» decided by an election in lowa.” The London Times states that the census of Ireland revealed the reararknble fket that there werebut two Jews in the entire South west of Ireland. One of tl>ea> lived itr Mun ster, and owe in Connaught. The New York Herald says an expedi tion, consisting of about 2000 men, lias been recently despatehed t> Mexico under the auspices of Santa Anita. Over a hundred American ’etoraos ! old commiis : t>r,» in the «>rce. Mil. Davis’- Fair. A Washington c.r respondent of the Bali wore Gaz.-tte writes as follows : Tile Wbcess of the Radical ticket wi’l prob ably bring a sad closing to the long suffer ings of Mr. Davie. The Radical voice calls ahaiJ for bis blood, and Poßgrcsi would dot be alow, in violation rtf all law and justice and decency, ttf order a trial by military cemmi-ston. There are chars, toe, who would not oppose such a mca-urc. The bit ter feelings of Mr. f- award are well ksrwn. It is he more than any other to whom Mr Davis still owes his incarceration. His pain fully distorted countenance, marked with the gashes made by the knife ol Payne, re-nain US' hanged, lie sees liimsell the effect he produces on strangers, and knows he will b«ar these terrible marks to the grave.— This req iers him exceedingly bitter against all those whom he ean even by lorce of im agiu?tion, gonricct with the assassination. Mr. Davis he places in this category Mr. Davit libn-lf is quite alive to the dangers ff bit -ittiatg>il, and, with intimate hi'ti ls, • I.qlre go Hilt him, df*M*i*e*them calmly but freely. When these are entertained by a leading member of the Johnson Cabinet, *s well us by the whole Radical party, there ia at least some ground for apprehension. lion. W. L, Shtrky, United States Senator eleot from Misa'tsippi, has written s letter to the Governor of that State in op position to the adoption of the Constitution al arnendmcndnient paaposed by Congress, j Tho Lfnir«*r«alisl» have recently held s General Convention in Illinois. Dentin, ia lion of the PreiHent and hts policy, and ex praise of Congr.-ae ami tn« Ua.li cals, were important features ot their pro j •readings. Telegraphic News. TiiOY, t let 5. A grand dinner is to be given hem to Gen. Wool in the latter part of neat month, when it is said a letter from President Johnson, defining his future poli cy, will be read. Wash I.noton, Oct s.—Secretary Seward is again quite ill, having a relapse, it is said, of,tiic disease from which if was hoped he had finally recovered. F. \V. Seward has been appointed acting Secretary of State. Major General Torbett has resigned. New York, Oct. 5. General Dix leaves on the -Bth for his mission to France Cotton depressed, with sales of 1000 bales. Upland* 30(a>10. Orleans 4l(<r 12. Flour steady. Wheat 1(oj2 cents better. Pork 33 30. A Paris latter asserts that all the French troops will be withdrawn from Mexico at once during the fall. A. T. Stewart, at a private dinner parly ! last evening, indicated his purpose to donate i oiie million dollars to build tenement bouses j for the deserving indigent, provided ground was furnished. Monrnt'Oct. s—Cot’on sties today 10'* j hales. Middling 37 cents, ''ales for the ; week 3600. Receipts for the week 3000 j against 1600 last week. Exports for the | week 3800. .Stock 22,000. New Oiu.eans, Oct. 5. —Cotton declined 2 cents. Low middling, 37("38. Gold, 47*. Sugar fair at 13 cents. Cuba molus ses, Bacon, 18(Vi 21 ccnt.s FottriiKM Monroe, Oct. s.—Charles' O'Connor urrived here front Washington' this morning, and remained in close consul tation all day with Mr. Davis. Ihe pur port of his \ isit is unknown. He went North to-night. Liverpool, Oct. 4. - Cotton market quiet with day's sales of 10,600 bales. Middling uplands 15.1. Florence, Oct. I —A treaty of [pace be tween Italy and Austria has been lull} - sign- j ed. - | \E W AI) VERTIBKME NT S. A. W. JONES, DEM I II IN STAPLE AND FANCY DRY/ GOODS. . 4 « a w w ----s' -a 3 | MEX AND BOYS* CLO’I lllNCi* Hats and Caps, Boots & Shoes CROCK FRY, GLASSW ARE, i ' and every variety of FANGY GOODS, NOTIONS &C, West »l«lc (1 ill'Street. GiilUn, On. Is now receiving one of the largest and best selected Stocks of Goods ever brought to this market, which will be sold on very REASONABLE TERMS for Oasli. Believing that lie.can satisfy purchasers as to quality ami price, he cordially invites EVERYBODY to call, and inspect his Goods. After doing so, lie is satisfied that they will not he dis posed to try either the Atlanta or Macon markets. THE LADIES are especially requested to examine his mag nifieent assortment of CLOAKS, NllA 'V LS, SONTAGS, NLTBIA3. and I HihSS GOODS, consisting in part of Rich Black and COLORED SILKS. Reps, Silk and Worsted’ Poplins, Solid'and Printed All-Woll and Pacific DcLaines, Merinos, Alpacas, Empress Cloths, etc., etc. A beautiful assortment of LACES a.,d EMBROIDERIES', among which wAil be found the Real Cluny and Yalencienn s, Dress Trimmings, in Endless Variety, and a THOUSAND other things usually itifl in' a'Pint Cliss D r Goods Store. ff»ct « 186'J-Tn AUGUSTA I BUSINESS OIBECTORY I Tli* fo'fco wing n»n»'-tl f lioumi of Aug«i(i«or|(it, d«»«rn to cm! t»hr j nrticulnr nt ten ll on of DincktinU nnd A «*f Middle »1 t 9 I li** induVvnenit >)4*i• 1 o«t to buvers ktc tiu»ur |>»Mpd in aiiv Satutliern niArki-t. j Ord«*ri» will !»♦- |»r«*ni|»lly mid mirfifllj i»'f«*ndcj , 10, 'im# tlie «»*'peiiiw tliff* t:’»veL Kverv n*rne i heloW *a peifdllj rcuprxui* | !>'** end refe. end refer Wis If t'onfi Vis-e to tbeir J old Customer*: D. jr 1x00(11 a Mammoth Stock ’’n hand anj for xalt* hy ( H Y. Hl’isn.l. A ro. | 11. V. Russell, WilbtrkkM flnitlfl, J. I. Ru-xel. r ♦ •roci’rie* O’IMIWI, «t Mt I.IIKKIX, W’holcxalc iir<»c«r-. Itu.x.l .— ll . .-T (xroecries, Notions itc-, W lIKMtV WAURKX j Gfocllit’s, Xolioox. A- ,at wtinl*xale. Shoes, Bouts, Ac , I CONLEY. JOICE A CO., Wliol.xale Dealers. Uroa.l Str*»**t. hhoti, Bools hr., J. N. COHEN, Wholesale and Itrtail Dealer, ItroaTTi-freet. Hardware, Cutlery ItAKNES, HItOWX, Jk CO., | i iffer splendid inducement*. Saddlery, Harness and Carriage Materials, SHERMAN. JHSSIT A CO., j Wholesntc and Retail dealers Buggies, Carriages, fcc,, WYMAN .1 MAY, j Wholesale and Retail Deulers. Crockery, Class.-Ware, Ac-, I TRONIIKRS, THOMAS, .t 8HORII.; Have on hand a large and ayleudid block. ii lotliing and FumiHlitng Uoo.lh, J. SIMON A BUO. I *2'27 Usoad J.treet. offer a *|d*n.tid *««ortment. Drugs, Medicine*, Ac , T A. BEALL, Wholesale and Retail Druggist, BronJ Street. HOTELS. Align ta Hotel, I i Firat Class and Hpl.nitlid acrorninodatitMit. BRUAD 6TUEKT. I ml 6 6•» James m. iiiiooks. iildii mac do .n .\LI», lew in if. ikoay. “ Wilbur F. Johnson,” (OF O'h'Oli (ifA,) with grooks, '3fl;ic4aioft cl a,. AM* COMMISSION M KKC HANTS, 59 Carondelct street, >«ss Orls-nns- Oe 9in J'O PLANTERS! IN conformity with instructions, notice is hero I»v given that ! arnosviilo, t'ike county, has been designated as a place*, and Tuesdays and Friday a as the times where- and when Cotton may be weighed and marked under the new law. CH AS. K. JOHNSON’. Asst. Assessor, *2lst I>ir. 2nd Hist. (*a. OCtf>tf u $ nm. ('VI It'O—from 12J to 25cts.;- mm * *SU pieces of figured De Lninee; 2-** pieces of a!l Wool do ; 15 pieces Sal. do; 80 pieces French Poplins; 20 pieces French Merinos ; 15 pieces Afpsccns ; 2ft pieces Opertr Plamiels , 15 |»ieees red and white Flannels; 7 pieces black and white Poplin 75 pieces of >ea Island'Cotton, from If to Jsets 6" pitcesof Bleached Cotton ; 15 pieces Linseys ; 10 pieces cotton Flannel ; 25 pieces Cas'inet and Jean* ; 15 pieces all wool French Cn*t»niercs; 75 pieces Jacouettes and Muslius 20 pieces Linen ; 2o pieces Black Cloth and Doeskin . 100 LwtJics’ and Mens’ shaw ls ; I(‘0 la’est style cloaks; 50 pair B uukets 85 cas»> Shoe* and B<»ots ; 15 Ditzln Balmoral .Skirts; 75 dozeu Wool, Fur, ami Flush Hats; 15 pieces Fancy and Bluck silk ; 50 doren Uoopskirts; All kinds of Cloak nnd Dress Trimmings; All kinds of Cotton Linen, and >ilk Laces ; All kinds of Ribbons Ladies’ Collars and Cuffs, Nubias. Hoods, Soiitag-. and Breakfast-Shawls ; Toweling, Table Cloths ; Linen and Cotton Damasks; Linen Dotted Scotch Diaper. In fact, a full supply of every thing, which 1 w ill sell at greatly reduced prices. For Gouts. A large ft*?ortr»M'.t' of Business Suits, Black Doeskin un,l Cloth l’ants, and Coats milt Vests, » lnrgo »up|il v of Overcoats, Black and Figured Siik Velvet Vests; a largo stijqdy ot Furnishing Goods. Also rei’MV.-d, Violin and i>suj"s. Taml**iin-s. Guitar und Violm STRINGS, Tailpieces, Screws, Rosin, LA IIIKS and GI;XTLEMEN, !f you want any of JA & NEIN. call at X. 11. SI MON’3 emporn moy y.izjiiox viHGi irera ktr: ATT ORNEY AT LAW, oi*irrik«. r o n g i a ft ’ir * 4»S *.)«<*oa v ||. T. a. K. lO'LCY I SEYMOUR, JOHNSON &C. Grocers and COMMISSION MERCHANTS ( h~rry ,lud Third st», Macau, Ga. AiTK hsre just r-r-ivrd large additions to our If *tO'*k of i »r«H**iri*-f». him! wei»**v% otft rto Merchant dealers. «»ne *»f the largest and nmat eoiJj-lHe asaortmerit of Groceries ever brought, to Mutton. Consisting in part of .VKi Sacks Liverpool Salt, Son lUtl* Flour, id llogslo sds of Baron, 2S C'a-ks Hen l«i(f Bids A. It O Sugar, 125 Sacks Rio and Java Coffee, 4<Mi Boxes Tobseeo, all grades, I -•"> HtiAi" Candy , fto Boxen Sotla, 75 Boxes Crackers, 5n C.rot*s Matches, B*hi Coils IL.pc, Machine and Hand made, 60 Boxes Foap, 25 Boxes Knglieli Ced-ssh, s<) Kitts Mew und Macaerel, .50 Cases Oysters, Ac. <kc. Oct 2-2 m J.eIiNG&CO. (HOLLIDAY’S BUILDING,) SOLOMON Sr. a niI'FLY, - - GEORGIA. We have opened in (lie above bui’d adding, (fiearly opposite the Brick Ware-fiftHt a Isrge mid well Selected stock of Family Groceries! I’LANTATION hardware, CROCKERY, aid WoODI.X WARE. IIAt.(iING and KOBE, OSNAISERGS and FACTORY YARN. FLOCK, CORN, BaCO.N. Ac. We have nlso a fine stock of SHOES AND HATS (roK FR+.tDW.T.) The above stock we r.r** Jut. rmiiud to m»1! AS U>W a- anybody, nnd nil we is.-k, to sLtisfy our friends, is or them ti> Co.mi. am* see i JOE ItOVl> i w ill be in the house ready to wut «*n his fiiendr* at nil limes. (five us on* call, and' wr* will he rrsi>tm-*ihh for the rest. s» p2u-tf .1. C. KING a* CO. REMOVAL! JOHN H. WHITE & CO,, I>KTKRN t’.ifir ffratcfril tliaiik** Y«> the citizens of (ir.tttn and sin rounding country for the LIBERAL. PATRON AGE Extended It) them for the ’n-t fifteen years, and it is with regret that they leave Griffin and their old friends and customers, for an 'untried field of business. , They are now opening on Whitehall’Street, Atlanta, - Georgia, the lest stock of STAPLE AND FANCY DRY GOODS, 'Clothing, Hats and Caps, Boot* and Shoes, that they ever brought South. They would ho happy to see tbeir old friends when they visit Atlanta, and show them through their stock, as they are satis fied they can sell archi.ap and as good Goods, as and Boose in the city of Atlanta. ' . J. 11. WHITE, se2s G. W. WHITE. THE DAILY DRESS- A CHEAP PAPER FOR TIIE PEOPLE. Subscriptions will be received for the Daily l'uess at the following rates: One year, in advance .$5 00 Six months, in advance 3 00 Three mouths, iu advance 2 00 Postmasters are authorized and requested to act ns Agent* in receiving and forwarding subscrip tioustu ihis office, and will be allowed the Usual per centnge in such busiuess, K. 11. PI'GUK, Publisher Daily Press, Oct I —tt. Augusta, Ga. VGRKEABI.Y to an order granted by the Ordinary ohPik*- county, will lie sold betore the Court lb use door in the town of Green vilte; Meriwether com ty, on the first Tuesday in- December next, within the legal hours-of Bale, seventy five acres of land (more or less) being pari of lot No. 216 in the upper Ninth District ol said County, adjoining the lands of MeKuight, Reynolds and others, known as the Shele place belonging to the estateof Alfred Wiggins, late of Pike county, deceased, nnd sold a* the property of said deceased, for the benefit of lire heirs and cred itors ot siuddvoease-h Tern, reasir, C A DESMAN POPE. October 3, 1566. Iff ! * Administrator. lain,tits* Nexving Tlaoliine*- AI-.K stri-ERtOR TO ALL OTHERS FOR FAMILY AND MANUFACTURING IT'R- P( »sES. Agents wau’.ed. Addle** EMPIRE S. M. CO . sepll— dtyr 616 Bread wav. N. V. G* KXTLEMEN' must iom>: rp and pay their I Tickets, and from this date a-lc so.-mo more, as it is impossible to get them mad r. Send in y our uamm and onr g-r-d* will he sold as low a* at auv Intel to: toe O i-i tlc tenntrr G-< : U- n .u N It DR!At liY CUTTOA ! C’OTTOjfTf are prepmred to m;.we litemL | Gash Advances la 1 lantern Wr Boyer*; on Ojtton shipped to our correspondents in Ne W y nab, with whom have arranged to sell Cotton shipped Ibrooph Us on ' r S, We will also b ’ n the Lo. • - Sr// cotton for Phihtcrs, In this market, irho do hot Intend »/„ A. MBRHITT & JOHNSON Baxkers aip Cottox'T* will receive Deposits and pay Checks on demand; PnV fJo!d'sl Notes, County S'-rlp, Stocks, Bonds, and other securities. Collect nan ' ’ r ’' ‘ Griffin and vicinity, and make prompt remittances. Will endeavor t 0 - with Siyht Kncknmje on New Yorkin sums to suit. (se2l-lin)' "‘T’* f,J I; ■ Offirt in ILilliday’s Building, nearly opposite the Brick Warehouse. L' PAINTS, OILS, TOILET ARTICLES, &C„ _A_-fc Redviooci Prloo», ARE SELLING OFF FAST At j. sr. Harris* cos. «epl3—3m DREGS & MEDICINES! 2NT. 13 . D3TE WTt Y, EAST SIDE OF HILL STREET, (Near the Post Office.^ Griffin, Georgia, HAS ON HAND A GOOD ASSORTMENT. AND RECEIVES WEEKLY SUPPLIV OF ALL ARTICLES PERTAINING TO DRUGS, FRESH AND GENUINE £-0~ Also, a fine lot of FANCY AND TO II.ET ARTICLES, Window (Pars |* a , Oils, Lamps, Ac., Cooking Exit acts, Tobacco, Cigar-, iko. I*KE*C!IJ I PTIONN promptly filled DAY or NIGHT .under the direct.supervision es s Dkewkv, M. D., (« heniiet 111 J I'liiirmnctuti.-t.) who ha* lu-en iu regular and extensive for over ten years, both civil and military, or Dr J. h. Mookk WINSHIP & GOEEON, COKXEII of HILL AMI BKOAII STREET*, GRIFFIN GEORGIA. Wholesale and retail Dealers in Hoots. I s hoes, Ilats, l inhrcl/as, LEATHERS SHOE FINDINGS-, art! READY-MADE CLOTHTNCS. WE ARE RECEIVING and opening 170 cases BOOTS and SHOES of every s'.vle and description, which we propose selling as cheap as can be purchased in any South ern market. Wo invite all persons who expect to wear to call and examine our stock before purchasing elsewhere. Oar Senior Partner has had many years experience in the t-lioe business, and is well acquainted with the manufacturers at the north, which gives them superior advan tages in getting Up their stock. Every ar ticle in our line will be sold at a small ad vance on cost. We shall confine ourselves strictly to the cash system. No one can sell goods on a credit at the extiemely low prices we are asking. £su~ COUNTRY MERGH-ANTB wishing to lepleilish their stock are respectfully iu •cited to give its a call. BOOTS AND.SHOES MADE TO ORDER. tw REI’AHUNO DONE AT SHOUT NOTICE. WANTED, TWO GOOD BOOTMAKERS. sep4—3m h R. BRIWER, COTTON BHOK.BH, AND GENERAL COMMISSI' >N MERCH ANT Will pay the highest market price Tor COTTON, Or will make liberal C.VsIl advances on Colton Consigned‘to his correspondents in Liverpool-, New York', Pavshnah, or Augusta. New York Exchange P6r>ale (iriffin. Georjjia—Office iu Aluiah Ilall, oppo •te Brick Ware House. Dot 1 3m BOARDING t MRti PAT lEKSON is prepare 1 to receive a few DAY BOARDERS at her reside-,ce *n •lie corner oflfioad and Ninth Streets. seplo-2w ADMINISTRATOR'S SALE. t>v virtue of a,I order from the Ordinary • * J-pahl ng t'ounty, will tie *,.|,] Def.,,, Court lloiue door iu the city of Griffin. M*,.’ the legal hour* of sole, oil the first Tl K-pyy November next, one lot ot lurid, coni.-u. n,,, Here*, pnorr or les*.t lying on the loud |i,V tin lo /etudou, nnd *iliiiit, .l ihtrr mile* (~! Griffin. About sixty acres are e!ettrrd--:0 tmhmee in woods. A!XI. n g,„ J I',- ~ 0,1 x.-1 , - with necessary outbuilding*. Tlu re. is a fi. lt I’eneli OrehnrJ on th- place. Sold ns tin- p.i,, of lClienerer Davi*. for the benefit of l, c j, s a . creditoia. Terms—i'.'!lll . stuff-tod Isaac .VeKLnoy. a,i f A i:< i:gi \ si'Ai.l ing (<’t .Vi V _ vw„-,.. ' • J a , •* T. K lis, 1011, iri-i,,,,, IVj: , ot Thoiiui* Elii*. lute of ..*i,| eom tv <l*. ] , plies to me for letters ot disnii-sioj n* adtuii.i*!., t o-on sai l Estate he having fully ndn,n.i-le r( nnd wound up Ihe mine. The-.- U t',. 1, r, re to eilv and udnmnisl, •' person* interested or eoneerned to 1, ,„ ir lit HIV offiee vvillnu the time pr. srrihe.l hv ]»» und show enuse if any exist whv mid lel'ter* of dismission shouhi not he granted. Gum un.h- Uiyh.-UK 1 at my offlve, this I, ih ' dnv of r-.-pi ►eplytbinffni. F. D. '])|-MI Kh, Ordinary. / 1 F.ORG!\.rsl'Al.l)lN(; t’d NTY-Wnwrv, V I lame* T. Ellis, Guardian „f S. I', llisliu- Ijovouia Bishop, Cordelia Bishop a ,,,| R ’]• g,,j, op .iniuor and orphan children ot l‘i ilij. ,!. Itish.'p applies to me for letters of disini* n < Guardi,in the whole estate of his said ward* har ing heen lust iu Confederate securities, •! percent, bonds, Ac. These arc, therefore, to eite mill ndmnnisli all persons eoneerned to be and appear at mv office within the time prescribed hy law, to show etuas if imy exists, why said letters dismissory from san! Guardianship should not he granted. Given under my hand ut otfe , this the Kill day of- September, )BiiC. Sep. IJuwHu. F. D. DIS.MUKE, Ordinary. POSITIVELY LPIXTZI LAST OYYT-vTL.. IN obedience to a resolution, passed hv the City Council, Jam directed to collect all Taxes due the City, (it matters not for what years), by the l«t day of OCTOBER. Unless those in arrears come forward and pay hv that tiuie, executions will positively issue.' HUi* NALL, seplO td (ilerk. Mrs. S. A. Jackson, (agent.) nAS just received a splendid °f BOV MiTS and HA IS of the very Mrvt styles, | Also, fresh invoices of ike., »tc., ! to which the attention of the ladies i$ refpect | fully invited, bhe is prepared to furnish country dealers ay W II t»LR ft A B K.* j will) MILLINERY, upon as favorable terms as* they cou be purchased in Atlanta or Macon. CALL ON IMilli - at the old stand-of- JACKSON & NEWTON,- I which has been newly fitted up and unproved. ! sap-I—ts HOUSE TO KENT. 1 i Ai ,Y Mila from business portion of the City i Elgin Rooms- newly plastered'; all out bouses complete, Stables, 4-. One Hundred acre* « Land; about Thirty under cultivation Apply to * J B. REID. Oct 1,1860 —ts Daily KTow Era, ATLANTA, GKO. JARGEST city circulation. Large*t country _j circulation* A live journal. lire paper.tof i the fit eskle and the cruiitiug room I SubsorUe for the Era. I‘rice of eubeeriptiol loulv*7 per -.emin: crone dollar per un-iith. ‘ TR.V