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SOU THERNHERALD lI'BUSUU* DAILY AT GRIFFIN, GEORGIA, BY MARTIN 4 EAQAN, OM :u* i m ums uih'i mriLMUm. k**t mm hill «t Hales ml Nmbsrrlmilmmi One ropy on« y** r tC 09 Ms* copy MX ’■‘•nths -j £0 line copy three months 2 00 CiT Order* for JOB WORK and ADVEBTIS | v<; respeettully solicited. and promptly attended a A Pracions Document The following letter—say* the Macon Journal <1 Meaeuyer — Whs found in the street* of Columbia immediately after the army of General Sherman had left. The original is still preserved and can he shown and substantiated, if anybody desires. We are indebted to a distinguished lady of this city for a copy, sent with a request for pub lication I\ e can add nothing in the way of comment on such a document. It speaks for itself: Camp near Camden, 8. C m 1 Feb 2«, 1865 } My Dear Wife: I have no time for par ticulars. We have had a glorious time in rlriar State. "Unrestricted license to burn and plunder was the order of the day. The chivalry have been stript of most of their valuables. Gold wateliea, silver pitcher*, cups, spoon«, forks, etc., cct., are as common in camp as blackberries. The terms of plun der are as follows : The valuables procured are estimated by eomparics. J-.ach compa ny is required to exhibit the results of its operations at any given place—l-5 and first choice falls to the share of the commander in chief and stall, 1-5 to the corps com mander and staff, 1 5 to field officers of regi merit and 25 to tht company. Officers are not allowed to join in these expeditions without disguising themselves as privates. One of our corps commanders borrowed a suit of rough clothes from one of my meu and was successful in this place. He got a large quantity of silver (among other things an old time silver tnlik pitcher) and a very fine gold watch from a Mr. Detfaussure at this place. BeSaussurw is one of the P. F V’s ofS. and was made to fork ohit liberally Officers over th“ rank of Captdn are not made to put their plunder iti ftfe c'stlfPafh for; general dtktributlhn. Tim is very iinfaur ith'd] Vm"trra\ reason, in order to protect themselvca,' subordinate officers and privates keep back everything that they can carvy about their pers. ns—such as rings, ear-rings, breastpins, etc., etc., of which, if I live to get home, 1 have about a quart. lam not joking—l have at least a quart ofjewelry for you and all the girls—and some No. 1 diamond rings and pins among them. Gen. Sherman has silver and gold enough to start a hank. His share in gold watches and chains alone, at Colum bia. was two hundred and seventy-five (275) Hut I said I could.not go into particulars. All the general officers, arid many besides, have vain tides of every description down to embroidered ladies' pocket handkerchiefs (I have my share of them too). We took gold and silver enough from the and and rebels to Gave redeemed their infernal currency twice . l This (the enfrenev) whenever w<> *•)*•- “• , mini. „ » .naiuei'cu it utterly worthless. I wi*h nil the jewelry thi.s army hag could be carried to the »ld Bay State." It would deck her out in glorious style; but alas ! it will be scattered si! over the V rfi. and -Middle Sts tea. The damn, i ut2»m rS( as a general rule, preferred (o at ’ llolnj jorticiilsrly alter il'.ey fottn 1 out that we on wanted the able bj’,ed meu, (and, to tell you the truth, the youngest and best lo'jking women j. -Sometimes we took off whole families und plantations of niggers, by way of r-paying some influential secessionist. 'Jut the useless part of these we soon inan : - age to lose—sometimes in crossing rivers sometimes by other ways. I shall write to you again from Wilming ton, Goldsboro, or some pi tee in Nofib Carolina. The order to march has arrived, and I must close hurriedly. Imve to Grand Mother and Aunt Charlotte. care of yourself and the children. Don’t show thife letter otrt of the familyi Your affrctionate husband. Thomas J. Myers, Lieut., etc. P. S. I will send this by the first flag of truce to be mailed unless I have an opportu nity of sending it to Hilton Head. Tell Sallie I am saving a pearl brao det and ear rings for her. Rut Lambert got the neck lace and breastpin of the same set. I am frying to trade him out of them. These ♦ere taken from the Misses Jamison, dauglt fers of the President of the South Carolina Secession Convention. We found these on our trip through Georgia.’’ This letter was addressed to “Mrs Thos. J. Myers, Boston, Mass.” .Spooney Butler.—Ben. B itter was ex pented in Evansville the other day to wake a speech in behalf of the Ja -obins. The Courier of that city squibs as follows of the prospective coining : Take “ Time by the Fo eloek." —Silver and gold watches should be buried with care and at once. Put them down in the holes at least thirty feet deep, lleason—Thiel Butler is coming.! Bury Your Valwib'c*. —lt » by no means certain that by burring gold an A silver ware, it is safe from discovery. Our wealthy eiti tens should attend to the interment of their valuables at midnight, and let no one about the premises have the least information as to the locality. If you are not very discreet,, Butler will get them sure. Change of Table Cutlery —We learn that the proprietors of the American House, Gherman House, Kentucky House, and other hotels have buried their silver tab'e w»re, and are now using iron spoons, knives andforka. Cause—Butler is coming. Sen sible men.! , Hide Your Spoont.—The announcement that “ Pieayu ne Butler is coming to town,” made in the Courier from a rumor in circu lation in the city day before yesterday, has occasioned great uneasiness among house keepers. The people generally yesterday "ere employed in burying their valuables. 'h o hope they will be successful in getting them out of his reach. It is reported from Vienna that a petition u circulating among tbc American residents O' that city asking for the removal of Hon. , Lothrop Motley, the American Minister Jf Attgt *da, for the alleged reason that he does not attend properly to the interest’’ of American ritiren* in that emiotrv DAILY SOUTHERN HERALD. VOL 1. ‘•The Way or Tiie Transgressor is Hari*”—The Bible says so, and we ail be lieve it. If any additional evidence were nee ded, we refer to the cnee of Dr. Eiihu Tol and’ of South Carolina, who went tnjF.orida some two years since, and while resid ing in Quincy, forgo bis deserted wife in his-own State, and married a fine voting Flo rida lass. \\ ife No. 2 discoverd after a while that she had married a marrried man, and she and her relatives took measures to bring the faithless doable h isband to taw. He was ■ nd-cted lor bigamy, auo convicted of the offence at the August term of the Court.— ifv the law of Florida be was ordered to be put up at public sale for the term of his imprisonment.—-five years. He was bidin by the county of Gad-dcu for $1j228, tee amount of fine and cost ci the prosecution. U i was .eruanded to jail; and there await the cjui inan of teo Board of County Commissioners Talented Negroes. —The .Richmond Tiru-s says t These cave been during the past year some very remarkable exhibitions of t egro talent. A frienl »ho was present during the proceedings and harangues of the late mulatto convention at Pi.iladelphia informs us that t e superiority of Frederick Douglas to his dcmoraltz-d aud debased white asso ciates was vety striking. As an exhibition of intelligence, moderation, and decency, his speech was incomparably superior to those of Brownlow, Butler, Botts, and Hamilton. The Northern papers in their account of th# progress ol the ‘‘Tar and Turpentine Com mittee,’’ are also unanimously of the opinion that the negro Randolph is a far less dis gusting and depraved brute than his vile white associates. Mr Forsyth, editor of the Mobile Adver tisers, writing for his paprr from New Votk i Says :** The llereld says it is a fixed fact that the North will insist on the congressional p'lrfn of resconslruetion over that of the President. That means that We of the South are to sell Lee and Johnston and our best and ttuest citizens to disfranchisement, as the priob of the recognition of our claims. We can never he so base as that' My hand nhafl rather before mutiny any vote in that direction. II the worst comes to the worst we can at least reject reunion at a cost of honor, and decline totl -ct or send Southern Representatives to Congress. If the Radi* cals insist «n disunion, let them Lave it in this way- Business Cards on Envelopes. - lT«aA inylon, Sept. 28.—The 1 ’os tin lister General I has recently issued instructions making a I provision for the print*** -* ‘-■’smesK cards i , i•.. ... j iici rutia j with return letter-, provided tk*t Rl y„ ] ess [ »'an five hundred envelop :s ate ordered.' The persons wan'ing tire at furnish »Ve cuts j or plates prepared for the p)es<i from which j to have printing doee. Postmasters are to j receive the orders in the Usual terms, the cost lwdwg about the value of the plain envoi- 1 opes irt'tli the addition of the amount of the rcqTr Ur :d stamp. ol.VSSACiifSETrs.—David Sylvester, the ! proprietor of a New Bedford billiard saloon, was fined ten dollars and costs, recently, for ; forbidding niggers to play billiards *t hit saloon. PROFESSIONAL CARDS. Charlie Wright, \VA TCIIM. I KER AXD JE WE LEI EAST SIDEIIILL STREET, V \'ER UFFO RD'S- All IVork wnrrßHteili Dec 27.1 SSS. J. Q. A. ALFORD, ATTORNEY AT LAW, GRIFFIN, GA. » a T ILL attend to such professional business as > V may be entrusted to his care in the coun. ties of Spalding. I’tke, Upson, Monroe, liutts Henry, layette, Coweta and Merriweiber. By prompt and diligent attention to prof 'sstonafl tfrfty he will endeavor to please those who may en trust hint with boaiees# He is determined that the business us lus clients, together with his own shall occupy hts lime ami attention exclusively. Office on Hill Street, upstairs, opposite HER ALD office. February 22, !8«6. ly. DOYAL A NUNN ALEV, ATTORNEYS AT LAW. GRIFFIN' - GEORGIA ; WM.I, PRACTICE IN THE CW NT His OF j Spalding, Henry. Fayette. Butts. Monroe , Ups«*n I’ike, Clayton, and Mei n weather; and will attend to the collection of claims against th . Federal Covert.•»» nt; and also to the purchase j and sale ol real *?tat3. As we shall devo»« our whole attention to our profession, we hope to be able to grve general satisfaction to all who may think propel to engage our services. L. T. DOYAL, A. L> NUN* ALLY. Pee n. ks 4. i. hall. t. w. tucrma.v Hall & Thurman, ATTORNEYS AT LAW. JA CKSOX, ....<? EORGIA. WILL practice in the coon tie* composing th* Fust Judicial Circuit nod attend to the e >1 lection of CIaUM agaiusmbe Gdixu Goykrn mkxt arch Ist. ts. BOYNTON A- DIBMHKE. i i att turner's AT LAW, IRIFFIN, GEORGIA, Office in.front room op start - * in Alrtlab Hall j opposite Brick Warehouse.) WILL give prompt attention to such business as may be entrusted'to their care, in tbe j counties of Spalding, Henry, Butts, Monroe, | Upson, Pike, Merriwether, Fayette and Claytoi. J. S. Botstos, ) Freb. It Pismoke. f aep4 — 4m. D. E. F KNOTT, Bavins retained to Griffin, reepectfnlly tenders bie PROFESSIONAL SERVICES To l hoae wbo may deaire tbooi. Office and room* in tbe BRICK BUILDING between the Livery Staler. where !•- T.iy be found day or ni gc n h.,n '”‘g l r “ ff %\eiY. I? “ I hr Prn •* ni|kllrr ttiau Ikr kward.” cmm\, GEO, TiESDAY Hl)H\l\G, OCT. 9, ISM. G ENTJEIIIAIj LAND A D EMIGRANT .A. G JSJ I>3" O "5T WITH H K AD-QU AKTKRS AT GRIFFIN, GEORGIA. j 1 shall a U**gi#lry in uiy office, *lu*r«* all par tie* liMvmvr lan«U. I'liiitaiiotil, City, i»r oili«r ertv f«»u rent, nr nr? r»**|»4*<*tftilU to tlietu (re** of rhari'e, whether . my Mtrvices ar»* as or not. | I am thoroughly with S<u:th*«4 | Lilndß. IhM’Yfiirr amply a til* to discern the i ijvialitx And strength as- well ma what they urn heat u<iapi«>.i for. etc., etc.. which will eunble ine to raiult r raltmhU- services to C<q»itali«U and others w»4iing to invest or exchange. 1 now have several Plantation*. Lots, and a considerable quantity nf wildland* in different parts of Georgia for aale, rent nr and will ar»on have them mapped out on my Register so tl at all can examine for themselves. I am now making, and will anon have perfected arrangements with parties in New York, Phila delphia. aud Baltimore by which 1 shill be able to advance money on land*. «rowing crops, rto lIKrCKKn: George N Nichols. Ksq., Bay street Savannah, lia ; Hansom R<*gers, K*<j., No. 11U South 4th Street, lMiiladeiphia, and the business meu of ibis city. A. JACKSON ROGERS, cr (for U»e present at my residence, on corner of Broadw uy And 13th Streets, opposite Marshal College. July 1 ( J, otn Wanted TO RENT O R 1* UIICII AS K . ___ TWO No. 1 Plantations, adjoining, or ?^SwU rerv near °lhor, somewhere in Spal ding, or one of the adjoining Counties. These places must be near or convenient to some Railroad, well improved,and adapted to the culture of Cottoi. Corn, Pea*, Potatoes, Cane, Ac., Ac., drc., ami ha.e thereon a good fruit orchard. Places having water (Grist and Saw) Mills, or sites where such may be built, preferred. Would prefer to pu> chase the horses, mules, farming implements, stock, Ac., on the places. Apply to, or address A. JACKSON RODGERS, Griffin, Georgia. OFFICE for the present at. his residence corner of Broadway* and l))tb streets opposite Marshall College, sep7lm NATIONAL HOTEL. Carner WhithnH Street and W. <t A Railroad ATLANTA, GEORGIA. Tbi* Newdy.Erected, Commodious, First Class Hotol, furnished throughout, and complete in allots i* now open for the reception of gpiesta, and in successful opeiation. AtU<*b«cJ to this Hotel is a fine Billiard Parlor, with PlK*ltn Taldea. \ First Class Bar, fully and completely clocked with clio’ce liquors, Wines and Ckg^.a. The *r!atro natre of the public is respectful] v so. i it » 41 “■ v_-v/i\r* I , I’roprietore. ]|. D. ll.\nr.ts Clerk, Late ot the “Crown House,” Macon, tin. June 28th, Sim Remington 8c Sons Manufacturers of | REVOLTKItS, RIFLES, MUSKETS AND CARBINES, for the United States service. 1 j Also, Pocket and Belt Revolvers, Re peating Pistols, Rifle Canes, Revolving Ki-1 He*, Rtfle and Shot Gun Barrels, and Gun Materials sold by Guu Dealers and tbe trade generally. In these dafa Os bouse-break : ng and rob bery, every House, Store, Bank and Office sbotild have one of REMINGTON’S REVOLVERS. Parties desiring to avail themselves of the late improvements in Pistols, and supe rior workmanship and form, will find all combined in the new Romingion Revolvers. Circulars containing cuts and description of our arms will be furnished ftpou applica tion. E'. KEMINGTON <fe SONS, Lion, N. V. Moore <fe Nichols, Agents, No. 40 Court l iand St. N. V. sep6-3m. Mill LEMAN & BANKS, WHOLESALE and retail dealers in ROOTS. SliOpS. LEATHER. SHOEMAKERS TOOLS, LASTS’, r*GS, dfe ; ALSO, or BOOTS C*3 BHOBB, Kerps the LA KG ESI ST\HJK of Good* in tlveir Hne, that U to b** fonnd in any oar m o<?:sr gia. Country Merchants are invited* to examine our stock elsewhere. CIiERUKEE BLOCK, Pit AC AT PTT ST., Atlanta UeortflH VnvSltf HOWE’S IMPROVED Cotton Picker f POR PICKING COTTON IN THE FIELD. A SIMPLE and-eompßel Instrument weighing J.\. übout two pounds—picks three or four times f.ster than by band, leaving tbe cotton clean aud free from traeb. Pri*e S2O. Order*can be filled by THE HOWE MANUFACTURING CO., 81 Cedar Street. S, Y. Or by our Agent* throughout tbe Soutb. eepH Rmd D. N. MAIiTIN, attorney AT law , GRIFFIN GEORGIA. . ft#,.- . r T* 4' w t I. II nr* l rffico msif” AWARDF.9 A GOLD MEDAL; IT TUI Am Insl Fair, (K.-maam I*. 18*5. In direct competition with all til* lending j maker* in the country. “PELOUBET” OH (JANS MELOPEONS PELOtTBET, Sl ts. invite the attention of purebaaera, the traae and profession, to the folL lNsTl:t\tffe:Vrs Os their Manufacture : PEDAL BASE ORGANS, Five sixes, Five octave, one to three hanlis of keys, three to eight setts of Reeds, Prices SQSO to 8000 SCHOOL, ORGANS Nine styles, single and double Reed. Rosewood and Black Walnut cases. Prices 81 GO to @4OO I’isno style and Portable, Twelve VarfetYes, i from four to six (leaves, .Single ant Double Herd, ' Uosewitod and Black Walnut Coses dt A rrj *trn ■ I 0 IS. Every lsstrnn:ent is made by cnh)f s‘et.l work men, from the best material under our personal supervision, and every modern improvement worthy ot the name, is introduced :a them.— Among these we would call attention t ’ tbe TRE MULANT K, which has been so much' snd can be found only in instruments i-t otr own , manufacture From among the very flattering Testimon.als ot eminent Professors au.l Organists, we give the fol lowing extracts: “The pedals I conceive to be unapproachable in their beautiful smooth quality.”—Wm A, Kiso. “It is a grand, good Instrument, and does cred it ot the builder."—H. C. FouiKit, Trov, N. Y. ‘ They are among the finest Instrument* manu factured either in this country or abroad.—Wx». linnii. J. MosL-vriiAi., Aptomas. “They have given universal satisfaction."--W. E Hawlkv, Fon-du-lac, Wts. “There is a peculiarly sweet and sympathetic tone whieh harmonizes charmingly with the voice." —W. 11. Cooke. ‘ I am particularly pleased with the arrange ment of the different registers.”—Wm. H. Bbai« j BURT, “No other instrument so nearly approaches the organ.”— The Chnrieter, *V. T. "This instrument has a clear superiority over j anything vet introduced among u*.— lndependent, , .V. Y. •‘Tbe tones and tbe aethm *re excellent"—Rev. W. S. Leavitt, Hudson, New York “The more rye tise R Ore better we like it*—J. B Hsdvz, Hudson, N. Y. "The Two Bank Organ Harmonium is really a gem.’’—J. W. Kinnicvtt, Boston, Mass. “We have found them excellent in all points ,Constituting a good instrument.’ - —J. C. Cook, T. J. Cook. "It look* and sounds splendidly."—B. B. Sax>- ! ton, Troy, N. Y. “The most perfect toned Mslodeon I ever saw." Git F. North. “They fall back on such subtler, tin! merits’as superiority of workmanship, beauty of tone ar.d reasonableness of price. And we must say that in all their respects they *r» well worthy of praise." —Musical Pioneer, Aviyl '4S'. pf Every Inetmtnint ik fiitly Warranted, and Borfd and Skipped! in Maw York aity mit/uml harqje. CirculoHf, Ciii#’, and Priec Lists, Ac. sent oo ap plication te PELOUBET, PEUON fit Cffi 811 J ROADWAY, N Y. I Or tu any of our Agents n tbe principal cities of the Union. HIMSISE l MS STOHK TEA AND COFFEE BOILERS. GLUE POTS OIL CFNS, Ae., Ac. pB~ All the Codking far a family yy may be done with Kerosene I*3 rW Oil, or Gas. with lass trouble, Jg3 rar and at law expense, than by flB tW~ soy other fuel. 1 Each artiel# maoafaoturad by <bia Company :* guaranteed to porform all that is ffiiusd m it Send .for a eireolar. “37* liberal disooimt made to tba trade. KEROSENE LAMP HEATER 00, eep! I T*f)’ toe •Peer’ ¥. JOS. ENGEL’S Kill STtlll. the nnder-lgnefi drtltes td inform the public thnt he hne returned to his old hoyne IN G RIFFIn] Where he is determined its fhrnUh them tith GOODS ns LOW ns the} can possibly be nfforded. I have on hand FiuEDsfiC te jarjm w, \ Qomplete Stock of Oft Y OOOOS, fTfilKiug, B*ofn, Show, Hats, Set# My well known Character as n buained* •nan here in former days, is a sufficient guar antee of fair an<f Softest Dealing. Call on me at my NEW STORK, at the OLD STAND, Weat Corner of llill street and Broadway. JOSEPH’ enGkL A nr. 2. 186*— Srn. QUEENS WARE, l AND GLASSWARE. McUIUDF., DOKSFITT A CO. Corner Whitehall and Hunter Streets. AtTstrta. Fall Tfnes cf C. C. Granite and Glassv/*re IN THE OBIOINAL PACKAGE or in lota to suit purchasers. A SPLENDID RETAIL STOCK. A fine assortment of •• Assorted Crates" very low to the trade. Healers are particularly rrouestal to sal] and examine our stock . We feel confident that our TERMS will compare favorably with It TXT NEW YORK rates, and our stork is a* complete as any n the country, North or South! Mr lilt] I>E, DORSETT A CO. July iB-:im itexiiv aarav. a. l. itsKTiunnK t w. s. *tr*r -« ■ I m\ FaS Frnn i nruuD It oU„ 1 COMMISSION MERCHANT* /.Vo Brolcerß, savaNnaW ot/i hoi a "Tyl7 F) solicit coijsignments upd make ad . niters YV on shipments to ourselvev, New Y ork and Liverpool corres)>oudeuta. Bri’tANTERS’ SUm.IF.B aug-23—tf J; sf. Sfc tMOT 11, HfEKtCi STREET, MiCON, - GEORGIA. K ELI’S on baud a full sti* kof Groceries and Proviaiona. which he offers as low at any other bouse in the city. He alee keep* on band all grades of TOBACCO, and deals in Lorillard's SNUFF, and SMOKING TOBACCO, of various brands, and inOtcs a call from merchants, Planters, and others. sug3o-dj3m J. N. SEYMOUR. AML'EL r. BILL. U. W. WTLLV. HR.VRT CURimaV I BELL. WYLLY k CHRISTIAN.. Cotton Faotora and GENERAL COMMISSION MERCHANTS, SAVANNAH, GEO, ADVANCES made on alt cuneignment.i to difor to our friends in Liverpool, Boston, New York. Philadelphia and Bal'.imorel (J" Peraonal attention given to tbe talc of Cotton and forwarding of merchandize. sep4—dim* ADMINISTRATOR'S SALE IN JACKSON, GA. BY virtue of an order from Ik* Ordinary of Bulta County, will be told before Court House door imlbe town of Jaekson. between th* legal hoursef eat*, on tbe lIRST TUESDAY in November next. 'wo.hpr.d*yd and forty (*4f>) sere* of 'and, (widow's dower excepYe<*.‘)' skid 1 laud be longing to the estate of John Y. Giles, deceased. JAMES W. BAKKNESB. •ts#—tod Administrator. EORGI A—PIKE COUNTY—WiII be sold VJ before .tbe Cnttt House door of said conaty, oe the Arvt Tuesday in November next, betwraa tbe Wauaf, Mnwof sale, th* following property, to-wit: One Brown Bay Mar*, aad one speckled oqw and eaH. leviad a poo a* tbc preporty of Icaaa Witu. to aotiafy a I to in nay band, issued front to* County Court of said eoonty, in favor of Wm. G. Dewberry vs the said Isaac Jones, property (•dieted out !>y Pltf. . V H jJoCumm*. Cct « !i" - DVf kd.c-^T 80VTHZR.V HERALD uiuw nmumss us tftaMb , Oa* ropy mm year ■ uaeo.py .is antb5.......* H On* sapy throe Buatka... I M nrinuu la aavanra rJT AH p*|iei< stopped a* the tad dhsHu, pauTfor it m, prsr.iswly raaewed. * * AdT«rti**wiarts iwtarted at tha r-tas ad Oua Itullar and fifty C«nU par Umm, 1m th« first ia*arlK>a, sod Hevmty tvs Osata %m each subsequent ia*erti«i —payabW in adr— liberal dedurlxm* mad# aa wrtndl k» *4>* ri*aui«oi* runnisg thraa month# pad hspft;,, city BUMineaa dibectout A. BELLAMY—Mayor —tdfie* at City Hall. THin HALL—Clrrk and Tr«a«nrar of City Council—Office at NaH and KtMm'i htor*. OKO. I). JOHNSON —chtrf MarthaL—OdU* a# City 11*11. Atrxauan.—W. It. O. Mi*MWr, J. K Wi«a tB. Mathew*. J. N. liarria.C. V. M**|m M • iU, J M.l’ntri«M. O. Sear# BUSI N'EHH COMMITTED). FU*»f«—FaU»ek. Harri*. Sruns kst Atrxv* tiadrs, MUktlbarry Jfash :wa Oamsasca*—Patriek, Hmith, Smtol • ' • i iaimin *n» Puaasc I*l* Mhiulhany Kar rM. roith. v • i ,e Pr-ur* o-no Pcsuo Wxrts—Smith; Math**,. Sears Sfaan E»cao«m»t*t» Ilarria, New to*. Pa»- 1 riek, . « * N"su*'w»—Mathawd, Hetrton, Mrtea. I‘niTii’K,—Sewtoa, Wm. Uiektdberry COL’ STY OFFICERH. F. I) IJISMI. KK— Ordiaary.—(Mßar ap atalns in Alm..h tlnll. J. a CONN ALLY—Clark of Superior C*»rv— . ffice in Almah Hall. J. 11. LavE—Okrk Inferior Cnmt—Off** ap stair* in Alm*h HafL ll. I). IXlYAL— Sheri tl. • THUS. 81 Mo.NTUN—County Trta.arar.-~Of fiee at l>r J. 17, S. Mitchell'* Store. • C f|T/Tv Si! ft N T tIFFI CKRB.- • R. Ct)ifPT*)H—U. S. Intern*) Ravenna Tan Collector. —Office at the Planter* Bank Building, Solomon ‘Street. , JJ, A. JOHNSON—U. S. .Tax Ak*e*«>r.—Offir* n Planter'* Bank Ifajleipg. , . i RATES OF LEGAL ADVERTISING Sale* of loinda by Admiuiitralor*. Kr»euU»r« and Utiardinn*. are required by law to be Held »a tbe first Tuesday in each month, betwnea th* hour* of t«u in the tnr«no»n *nd three in the after uootv, «t the c'urt bors*' (n lire county in Uhlek 'he pnq>ertf i* sittmted No'iees of these sale* mu*t be give# In a publi# gaxette to day* previous. Notice* of sale* of petsoual property mutt be given in a public gazette Ift day* previous to aala. hr't*e. to ffabtor* bad creditor* of kn **t,(a m-ts Che ptiHlUhrd r* day*. 11 Notice tlist application will I* made to th* Court of Urdinary for leav* to **li land inuil bi published two month*. Citations fur letter* of Administration, dirndl unship Ac.. mu»l be publwbed XO day*. Citations for di*wia.f->tr from aAminiStratioa,' onoci kiontli fur six month# For letters of dismission trout Guardianship M day# Rule* for the foreclosure of mortgage* mint b* published once a month for four nVoolba—for ea tahli-hirig lost papers for the full space of thraa inouths—for compelling title* from Administra tor*. where bond* Imve been given by th* dteena-' ed, for tbe lull »pa«e of IhreevnontW.''' ' . •* Publication* will aVwny* be continued according to the**, ti e legal requivecreuU, uule** otherwi** ordered at the lolloping s„*r..< 5 „*r..< • o.o..arfgc o' t"7 »«; lax Ollectors salea, per levy • «• Citation* for letter* of Ay| It) Ist ration, SUO t rUiUot* fbt leUorfsf fsuardiansTitp,. 3 0# Notice of »-p).3f.t/Cn Tor dianiiUion frbm Adnainislrr.tion. Notice of *pplieatM»n for dismission from . Ctianlianship 1 4MI Application to sell .7*o-1 f Notice to Debtors and Creditors, 3 tHI Sale cf I .and per square, I 00 -tale of perishable property 10 days 2 00 Eatray notice** 80 days, 4 f)0 Foreclosure of ioort({*ge. per *qu*re, 4 <► For m*n advertixing bi» wif*. tu advance. 14 O GITJIX3B jVaCON AND WESTERN RAILROAD. SO, tl A. J WHITE. Pbsmkbiit, E, B. WALKER, Sli’t. Macon 7 SO A. M. Arrive si Griffin .. 11, SO" “ Arrive at AtUntn •* 1 §7 F* M- Leave Atlanta * 58 A»M.’ Arrive at Griffin * 50 “ “ Arri e* at Macon 1 *<* T. Roufii '.Western kaLlroad. WM. HOLT. Prrwdrnt, VIRGIL POWERS, Scr’r Leave* Macon .-.. 7 A. M. Arrive* at Eufaula 8 18 P. M Leaves Eufaula... 6 10 A. It Arrives at Macon 4 10 P. II ALBAXT BRANCH. Leaves Smitbville 9 42 P. 11. Arrives at Albany 4 M P. M» Leaves Albany 7 80 A. M. At rives at Smithville 9 09 AM MUSCOGEE RAILROAD. JOHN MI’STAIN, Piaaiiiairr! CLARKE, Sirt. ves 7 9* A. Mt- ArriVeu aS,Calumbua •.*..♦*94' A X. - •' ; Leave* Columbus 1 AM. 1 Arrives at Macon 4 !• P. lfc GEORGIA RAILROAD. J. P. KING. Prrmwwt. E. W. COLE Sw'r. ' U Lears* Augusts 7 AM'* Arrives at Atlanta ....I AO P. JL* Leaves Atlanta 7 04 A. mi Arrivea at Augusta... I NAB ITJOHT TRAIN. .1 Leaves Augusta 8 19 AM. •Avyiisa at Atlanta .8 41 AM.’ Leaves Atlanta. . ..7 *0 P* M- Arrive* at Auga5U.......; 8 10 A K ATLANTA A WWrPOIST RAILROAD. GEORGE 0. HULL, Scr*r. | L saves Atlanta ....... OO A M.' A.rivse at West Foist .....11 48 AM. ; U»vm Em to u ton 35 H M. PBIVATII - *T fintertain men% »■ .. so 2}i.ri a ARTHUR W. BROWN fake*AWe »*- ' tbod of Informing bis old fri*Wto lb*l be has openml s bouse for private efftOrtaio. lueul in the eily of Atlaata, on tbe corner es Hun ter and Uoyd streets, immediately ia Catholic Church, aad about oae hundred nod fifty yards fror- U s Car-*lied. His Ursa* ore very reaaooable. 1 rr ARTHUR W. BROWN Wool Oar dinaf I WILL CARD WOOL Ml with Y. J. W woaiu, at tba Brisk Ware house, Griffin, into good Rail*, sod return R free es charge* tor troae" portation, for 18 cents pee - lba, ar 19 I I cents whan ail ia furnished me. . *>■ T. b. M JAOOSffiTOICXH, s.'piA-iw High