Daily Southern herald. (Griffin, Ga.) 1866-1???, October 12, 1866, Image 2
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“TT It IFHX. (• A OCT. is. !«««.
Ao \> under t lie SoiiMi wHt \\ li ll>
pert.
The Columbu* (Gi.) A'.iy/nV/ r, of the titli
instant, in rtufmtiiling affirmatively to a
question s«koJ by (tit* llis'mi /"■ <*, eonc rn
in" ‘‘N. S. Mono, of Georgia,” take- ncci
nion to tell more than it' — more, too
wc think, tlon faithfully collated . ta’i. tic
will hear it out in. It *a}« :
“ It (the /os/) will finil that a largo nuni
her of the ao-ealletl “ilelegaGa’ from the
South to the Southern I.iiyxlioLi' t'oiiv.-n
tion” were at one time Llaisnt ecees-it/iii-ti
tonic of them original, pr<*-ipitat it" aecets
ioni-ts, who fin e.f nut of the I nion nicn
whom they now denounce as rebels, ami
whom they would hang or impoverish tor
rcluc an’.ly following them into sccesmou.”
S.n« c Aleck Stephens and a f. w others of
the so-railed exponents of Southern senti
ment, have taken pains by half-avowal and
half-implication, to get it out that limy went
n lucUintly into accession, that, or somethih"
cLe, has emboldened men everywhere to c •me
out, at if it were some bright feather in
their cap, aid place themselves in the same
category. Hoar deliciously luxurious to
some writers, or speakers, or even street
talkers, it must be, just to hear of an orig
inal secessionist turning renegade ! it givis
them bUell an elegant chance—sod lent
greedily they jump at it, many ol th in!—
to draw the swooping induction that the se
cessionists all, or nearly all, pt. ly / out.
Vow, we hare fieard thia tiling SO I
—sometimes insinuated, sometiiin s nearly
avowed, —and it is growing worse and worm
that wc fee! it our duty to let it run no
longer without entering against i', at least,
oar solemn prntijst. We do not doulu a mo.
ment that many' of the “original secession
ists” did “I lay outand mine of them shame
fully; an 1 We al.-o do not doubt that many
of the original unionists fought ga lai.t 1 }.
Hut that the latter, the ‘original uiroiiists.”
or '’n liirlunl secessionists,” m ted helter than
the former, or “original secessionists,” w ■
emphatic illy deny ; we go further, and,
since the challenge has been made, we aim
say, just as emphatically, that the “original
secessionists” a ted in every ro-peet,” not
only ns well as the “original umonis's” or
“ n/m hint secessionists” did, hut, aggr gate,
ly and individually, a great deal l.etter ! This
discussion is not one of our seeking ; ii has
been, not vary delicately, thrust upon u
and now, wo say, let the thing ho listed ;
have the statistics hrongl t forward, and
count every secession soldier and officer that
perished or survived,'-that stood to the Sou'll
or deserted it, that fought valiantly or In Id
bark inglotiously, and compare th? list wid
that of the “original unionists,” or rc/iu-f
--imt secessionists,” tested in the same points
W e think any such a que.-tion brought
up m,ir t as of Very questionable propriety,
or taste, or delicacy—-hut wc declare it right
lu te, if the tiling is to be obtruded upon n.-,
and it cannot be postponed, we take up the
glove, and we boldly challenge the conqurl
son ; —yea, w ihtrc any one loti* compari
son.
It is distressing to fiml out now :• ft«• ii
's four or five ye irs too Into that so niat»\
mrn tiji/Mirriilh/ with tlio South, in iv nil the
tuns working r< Indmth'j/ ; working under tlt
embarrassing incubus that they wore in an
unjust cause. Men thus conscience lacera
ted could not begin to fight, or legi-late, or
diplomatize, or write, or talk, o; eJite, hall
its well as they could have done, had they
cone into secession tot i< ’u hm/fi/. No
wonder, then, the South was \v!iij>jo- I ! no
wonder !!!
llc.iitlcy is yet tills c
We must have asked a h mired persons
within the last five years, whether T .1. (or
J. T ) Headley, was alive, and still writing,
or defunct ; hut not a soul could say posi
lively'—the nost of them belie vine, howev
er, tljjj,!. ho was dead, having heard n t a
word from him for a good long resting i
son. It appears, though, flora the appended
paragraph, that the hiialutin, spread eagle
dictionary—afflicted Bombastes Foriosus au
thor of “Sacred Plains’’ “Sacred Mountains’'
and divers other spasmodically sensation
nl somethings, is not dead ; and wh it is
worse, propo es to bore the world w ith mere
■of his most nau cous and intolerable twad
dle. Here is the alluded to paragraph :
A Nkw Hook —Headley is writing the
annals of the “National Petective Bltem,”
at the dictation of (ien l/lF ivette C Ibik-r
The Boston correspondent of the t’lueage
Tribune savs of tho promised volume:
"Among other tilings which it will contain
will be a very erne! Mow at President .1 dm
sou's reputation, in the details of the ease <■'
Mrs. f'obb, the pardon broker, ands :i
very interesting rovelitieii* in regard to the
assassination conspiracy. including an ~ t
from John Wilkes Booth's pr ; vate dhow .”
Ht.V. &. It. HiiovviS. P. In, au hor es
tbose two rsmarkahle books tin* one enti
tied “ Artsc'eddon, or Pi ic I .Sia- in
P-ophecy,” and the other en'ided "P mi u
ion,’’—died i:*-N ithv illc, of cooler i, on tl e
night of the fitli ot October. He lack'd
some six weeks of being forty eight yiars ot
age. Tbc-Xasltvillfl /non mo/ A'n<rnou
says that Pr. Baldwin “ had ju-t finish.- i a
work, as a sequel to the two others, or an
elimination of the prophetic writings, to
pvove the overthrow it .Monarchy and the
• s'nb'ishniet tof Christian Penioeiacy. It
wi'l hc. plen lidly illustrated, and those w ho i
nave seen ilie manuscript pronounce i< the
mo-f brilliant efftr-' d’bp lift "
O.- The New Volk /<’ ••».'» -d i*:i on
I J d_rc Sli tlk.-y. of Ab-sis-ippi, sayiog tlei|
I the positions assumed by the distingoi-hrd
M.s-i-sippan in a Ic'ter recently wr it n by
him, touching the t (institutional Amend*
imii'i “arc iosi lion. are! revolution lry
If .1 'id/ Slot key, who alwa s, WC til'flk
had i criip'imr’s sfl'Ciion for the l nion,
even alter it w * pr sti'utel and degra-b-1,
can not | Ic j-e the I .stelioiis gentiy ol th
N nh then, in iced, hav>- we >.t a:, hope
Telegraphic News.
I'lll t.AIU.I.ioi. I. I t -t. Iq.—lieary'» uuj Tl
tj in Itn- i-iiy I- 4,til'd, an 1 in the state
trom ltl to 1. I, titty.
Kan lull, llCinoer.it, for t’o-igre--, has 4,
tiO*i majority —a gam ot 'Joint. K.liy, Aly
cr» slot * 1 Veil, Kepubln ans, are elected by
reduced lllajoi ities laylor, KepubllUaii,
beat 1 loss 111 tile otb Ulsincl, where tlic
rats conti ieiiliy expected it gam.
Iteimi.-on, Jleuiocral, is reelected in the
Util dial riel, hut 1.1-t election Will be cou
le.-ti 4 on the gioiiml ol illegal voters in
l.uzcriie cou-iiy. lien ral fake, H--publi
can, is elected in llio lutli iltstne: —a g ot .
it I- ICpol led that dolil) fovinie, Kepubile ,ii,
is elec led in the Jlst district, wloeli Wou-1
be a gam.
1 lot I'ennsylvaiiia Congressional delega
tion stands 17 K-.publaaiisand 0 1 leiiiocidis,
with the Jl-l Unmet m douhi. lhc Kc
jiibllcaj gon is e-rte, and the elcttuii in
Dennison, iJeinocrut, iu the Uih di.-tiiet
Will be otmtested. Jne Deniociais concede
lierry'a elect,o:i by t- n tnouaauil mijoiiiy.
l'omi-y claims 15,MU h
Cincinnati, On o, Met. lit—There \v,.»
a spirited eonti si lu Lite tii-l district between
l‘.:ii llcton, D mocrat, ..ml Egg-esioo, If
publican, tu: the lalier was ice.ee ed by
.it Mi nisj-.ruv, i toss el l/.ttu outlie election
ol l-'M lil (cel) lit publicans lone e-r
tainly t'ceii reliirned to fmigre.-s, and per
haps seventeen li-publicans to the S ate
Legi.-.atm e.
At.w Vhkk, Met. 10.—Upwards ol tit')
Women ol nl 1 line pcll-.ieJ oy liie ioUmieT
lrig ot the steam-hip Evening .M ir.
lhc /7/)«•»’ fails eortc-pondui'. says :
111- french tiotqs wblali be withur.iwu m
otic time Iroui .'I xieo, and ihat .Maximilian
w ill abdicate and ho appointed licgcnt ol
Amti ii. |
lnhi an A t’of.t s, Met. 10—The returns \
i ome iu v ty fl wly, and ate iin-oniplitte .
f!m St 111? tick, t i- gen.-rally 01,111: • -ed to the
licpub.leans by l,.">lHt iiiaj rty Six Mis
ti nt, ('ohm n. I hi,,u, 1 o .'j iriiy ol J >tm, a
Di m-'oralic gtin of ...cro-ai over th • vot
ol IMi I liilhoJnd District, Kerr, Dem
in rat, i!e. tion is eoiiyi ded. In tlie 4tb,
7di and SIII Districts lie result, is still
I'.'i'illii-. 'lll- ll'-publicai s clait'.i eight
<‘i ngri i'.iii, and a nuij oity in b ,t ti
1 1 ancln soli lie I . i-I.Aurc.
In In ■in qoii- a-i 1 -min y, tin! *’itnttoi*
can in-j o ily 1- I.Kuh. lu Ijtio they girve
Morton, f r (ioveruor, 01'0 majority.
The Hon. and imes Hughes, li-publican, in
Marion county, elected to the l.rg aturc,
w Inch i- a I 'unm ■_ an.
Nt.w \ 1 hk, M,t lit.—Hod oil; i'itl«
active, with sales of !oUU ba!-s. Mid iit g
to 10.
It. wisTeporltui at \ era Cruz that 'laxi
n.il::iti had taken strong "round again in
rel it ; 01 to r. ' dniieg his K upin- in M. xic > ;
that I rencli money was on the way to him.
hi.l that the French tfKtps wo il l rein tio to
.support I im.
Nt.w t hit.k.vn.-, m. i. ’uttou stifT-r
and uneli nigi 4.
Mi'titt. 1., (tet It*.—'’ottct'i sih' today
1.1 Ml hales. Mid llin s fi'i emt-.
Cincinnati. Met 1 1 » The total vote iu
thi.- city I,up t.tulit, an i mease of KUOO
votes over any previous elee'ton. ligg'ns
ton. llepiileie in is elee*ei| over I Icorge II
Ik :!! 1 11 by :il ut HI 111 ajoiity.
I'llih.At'H.l 1;. a, <N t. it*.— As far ns
heard fn in, (miry's tirijorty will be übont
1.1 DUO. The Kejiubl cans gain two mem
ber.- of Collar ss.
Him. -ns m; !•: onki -ni s— Any of the
fol'ow ntr. ni ' - iv i. i hold go id iu ».x out of
every I 1 f h /• n :
To i.-e a nun i nde ivo; to w ’k on I th
S lies ufllie sir. es.
To »r.i the s one in.l i hlu il try !i> . t.ufT ;i
gas- ight a it Ii a piper collar
I'll see I,i ll try to light ,1 segat at. t e noz
zle of ;i t'nvn nunn), telling the ohl 17 low to
bold J-' ill.
To see !.' ',l striving to bitter the jirivnuieut
w;!b Uih back of ins be ah
Tosco him step h gli in order to clear Ihe
To s v him 1 opr. in in ! an impel tin -tit fel
low f. r following him, when it is redly bis
own shadow.
-ee him |ut the spittoon otl liis head
1: and k ek hi'-b .I under tlm tah'e.
I'., sc* I. ii try to walk tlirmig 1 the pier
,;l i-.s itnl cii.-e the ihii'licJ- door (ii'eahse he
. ant o t out.
If he se. s couple of e-V'/ t*h dr- where
there should be I . , and e. tint
to put one- f tlmm out.
If lie tells tio w 1 ter to b'a k bis h.ea l and
"Ill'll Ii- I." 'ls.
In -holt, if he put« t! Msti.l'c in bed at!
attempt to l l .w l.inisi If ont. on cm geto r
ally set it dew li that he - hII 1 !{.
How TO KniAIN bol itlU’.N l'li.'Sl ! !',!
n.— Hen. and i.hii for-yt h, wi oitig f: out Nov
7 rk o the Mobile Kegi-ter, says ol a p t
iom of S e.ihern IVnusy ivaiiia, over which
he has reei tilly trav elcil :
\ 1 11 ride over a country '.lotted with farms,
groan.i.g mid 1 < imp ,mi l are.surprized at
.lu aek "I 1 iboriT.-, and won o r who a- es
1 ;!n- wa k I fapit.il and science .-upp v
Ihe jh.e sos our g i g.s of ue.roes, and the
W'etk goes I'll as li liy lot;.'. I has l‘ct>l
silvatiia, with lier tine - miilions of piipuia
tm'i. enjoy.- pnvltietiqns equal to the lib. r
of six lu.liiou-. The smi' j.roeesses woul I
icakc the b. nth a garden id fruitfulness, t .e
ah* de ol a great joj ulii in. and tie seat ot
«*T- W e lia- c a I that fen s\ lv.ll. 1 h is,
m ••••til, ir-ni, md water t.'.ver, vvi hoiit Ie r
liars winter ciua e. Wc have products
iinpossibh to her soil. T r war has hewn
a ptilwiy t. r S.iu'ht rn energies in a
inpv <lirei-tion. , It u- fdlow it, 1 nc.oui -
age n; ti of l.dor and sk.ii to settle
II i.oog u-, e>pi rni to exjiort *ai r latent re
tai is, and train and e ovate the negro
to he aide to do h;s pi; ; of tile grand Wink
ol eiosiiig- the g ijiol iuiuiutunal civiliziliou,
which our !: ir \ Northern neighbors have
for so long kep wide op u between us. Ity
ties path, t o, nien of the South, we are to
recover the political power to make our
ri"H»« rr-'p'Wr ! tjid
1: W AVi \ l: It TIN1;AI1; \ T S.
GRIND OPEMMJ
I AT
MRS. S. A. JACKSON, AGT.
4* 1* i fit 11 li m purr ti 111 of Fitaliiona.
ON M NDA’i AND TIT>«DAV, (iCTthKldt
IVIII,I
\ \ r !! F!N t!.* <*i: 1/ n§ <■ fCr fliri nit-1 »tirr«*un*lir tr
▼ f 1 rry #ir«* i vit.*.l t«► h#*r .nOL'f.ili
♦ Vi H.Ni: liUNMTS. HAI>.
. < Al'- KIHIKING f.OAK v
, wi*li **wry uiticl*.- ihsiuilj k**|»t in :i flr#t rla-* Mil
lift.*l y More. Oct. In—7l
Plantation for ."ale.
f I hid! r -1 «!o*t«Ttniiictl to a!»iin
1 «it*n I’.ii it.ii...fl'.-ri hi** pluntuti'oM f*>r «al**
I* mu tf*»*»*l firm f.*r ANI> J'TOCK
IMAGIN'., n Jnr/? (V.:.c »,r„k«*. W KI.L
WA l LUI.I». huvii j « I*. n i-iifii.n.i; wntrr in tv»*ry
li**l I r..nl;iitiiii<4 -i\ Uumlrvl :i<*rvjr.--4<Hf elcUreti.
i th« ImliH.c** Wl'-.LL 1 IMUKRKI>. 1 yi* i? five
AVd-i ..f 0i fViti. in I! • •v. •••!: If t?» • ulxiv'i iftii l
»-• not ti*!.l l»y fl’ * N'C it vrll f j.ut ii|>
•t r: ■ | >»t ti;.? Ii fullest l>i«Mer. "if**
Milt if -• • w-, ll<"4s I’laiifiitiori ! W ng«
on-*, ti** Sold on flit* |>i t-ini-i.*-.
.IAMMS I*. I IIKI MAX.
A UGUSTA
BUSINESS DIRECTORY
I he folloumg l.i noil liM.lieg business houses of
A. in/ list a. ( ..-..1 gm .1. - re to Oil it I Ife | oir lie 111 Hl' ll*
of th. no n h.ints mel I-cb r « of MiTJD
ll' in _ atelle i I lit..- II lei .Voil Sldellfil stock.
lie in din .•no'il.' Ind.l out lo I -\, • i h ore iinsiir
pn- in nuV >onttiern market.
ti dm md he |i. i:n|it! y iiiid cm efiilly attended
to, this ,• * tin* expi" f time and travel.
I ~n ti• iit .inie l below i* perfectly responsi
' hi", niei afe. ami i. IVr with conti lciice to their
..'d ciiotoii.i l -:
I). J (i l> tills
a Marninot]. St... kon hand and for sale by
44 V. IM .’tsKld, A ih i
11. V I! i- il, Wilhcrtiiri’c Daniel, S. 1. Uu-sel
.... . .
<. riicorics
O'DOWD Ml -
Whub-sale I.mcers. lb. ail street.
(.roci 'ifs Nollnuts &c-,
Vv. iIKNitV WAliilKN
i luoeeri'-s, Note urn ,V • . at wimlesale.
hliocs, limits, Sic ,
t'ONI.r.Y. .It tit K .t (’ll.,
I Wind -a’.. Dealers. Id. ad .-'ln', ,-t.
bSmi s, limits 4s<'.,
,1. N. (h ii I KN,
i A hoil' ltle and It 't ill Dealer, iiroad Street.
Ilai'ilw.trr, t.'ntlcry Nc,
r.AUNI.s, liltOWN, A CO.,
| Offer splendid linb eeineiits.
s.njiUciy, Harness ami Carriage
>lat i.als,
Sill iIM.AN. .IKS-I 1* A i’ll.,
V. h .1. sa! -and it. tan dealers.
j
Itnusies, Carriage-*. -^o',,
WYMAN A MAY,
•Ahidisale and 11 etui'. I', ilcis.
C rot-Its*; V* <Tass.-<>\ are. Avc j
TIH isHKlls. T'D iM AS. A SHOP.iI ;
llai •in han't aho g" hit sjilviidnl Stock.
Clelliing a:ol Fiirni-liiiig Goods,
.1 SIMON >‘* I '-lit >.
j ggV Hsoad street, oiler a- 1.-adid assortllicli*.
If iiks Mcilii lie. . 4*c.
T A DMA Id,.
VVliol—„fe ar.d r.et&n Druggist. Krond Street
IEXO’J’IESXjS.
Atieu la Hotel,
i l ust class and sjiloiidid oneiiodati in*.
lyl-tsIAD .'-'l'llMvl'.
j JA tt NEm,
v w\| k"l! i i.s t \! !(*()—from IJ J to ‘ls ct«. ;
—*F® F ,»*» ; • ' «>i tiifiin«l be Igiiuvs ;
*2") pit om ol ii Wool «lu ;
1.-i , Ifft^a.
»,.!.*cts 1-J Gfi* I*'P
lM>|iocf* 1: . It Men;../;
' Im ph CD, Alpatt ns;
0,1
l.i m.tifis it<l ami win?*' Flannels;
7 pi«•!•«•' ii‘.u*k an<l "liite 1 *••}*!i n ;
7;, piffi sos >«-.i I s 1 110* i nunn, fium 16 to 35cts
5n pi.CDf of JMearlietl Cotton ;
i' i"- 1-iwy* •
• Jtt pi.vo-w ftitt'.M |- laur f*l ;
Id pioft s all wt.olFn nch Cnssimere 4 ;
, ."i j m ands .*:i*•*•;« ' ! an- uml ,
mipiDDc, l.iaen;
PID.’DS lilnck * ’lotli n«MI n<.e.kin ;
F n Latii* >*’aii.l
I m • Li’ e>t *•! v!d cloaks ;
;iH pair H ankels
djiS'’h >!,..* s <lll,l !’t ots;
II >«•/,• a I»a 11n,• ial Skii ts ;
7:. tlo/DM Wool, Ftir. an.i FluAi lints;
1.7 pieces Fancy ami lilack sill; ;
f»u .l *ZDit Morpskir’s;
j AH kiii.l< ot Cloiik un \ : ‘)res 'Vriiiimings ,
| All kiiuls of (Vftn’tl, l.iiicn, arid Silk Laces ;
Ail ki»K*t'oT HibLons
I.a lies‘ Collars mid Tuffs.
NuLi.is, Hoods. Sr-nt Hgs. and
liieakfaPt-ShrtwlH : Towolinp.
Tal.le Cloths; Linen and Cotton
1 ir.rriasio*: 1 i battl'd Scottdi
In faet.n full supply of>verym Flic!) 1 will
>, i at greatly reduced pi ices.
For G ont«.
A large nss.nttnenk. ut' poisiness Suits. It'nek
II ".km a ,1 i " i'i aiidi'.'ita mid Vests;
a hog,- supply ol ov ti coata, DUek mid I-ignrW
>llk Y.lvet \ ests; a huge supply of Furuishing
lioods.
Also received. N'i. -ti n nrd Kar-jos.
liiii!;ii' ui"! \ . m li I Nt is. Tailpieces. Screws,
Uosi . V,-.
LADIES AND .GENTLEMEN,
Ifyou want any of
JA & NEIN.
i a ! at
N. If. SIMON'S
r ifmrt/r.v r.y fa^itiqx
i*S. irwol R, 11 IJi lINsT, A. r. U'-UA |
SEYMOUR, JOHNSON &C.
Gi’octs an,l
COMMISSION MERCHANTS
c li 'rry and Third Macim, (ia.
II r K linve jitxf rec«*ive<l additions to our
II fttir-k of ( 0 roc«rids. mml we i.*»w offt-r to
Merchant dc ileta. one of the lar r *e>t a:.*l in«»at
complete a*"'»rtin«:it of
Groceries
hroiifflit to Macon. Consisting in part of
s»m» <ae w * Liverpool >a!t.
:{•»«» llhis Vl*»ur,
»llog-hco-ls of Bacon,
15 C.i ks i!irii
I* *o LLh A. M A i' Sugar,
\lb *aef<s Kiu ami Java O ff* c t
■l* (l U<*?es Tobacco, ell giadt-,
1 15 Ih ies { ’andy,
s«* I»*»\es S'*da,
7.t
(If-'S Matehcs,
?»*"»(' i\‘U: * *• »j***. Machine and Hand tnr*'!*,
5u fio::e - .'<»ap,
*2-7 Loxes Li.giirth C« d-fLh,
.3«* Ivitt-4 Mesa and Muckei*!,
50 Cases Oysters, tie. *<*..
Oct 2-2 m
reMotalT
JOHN H, WHITE & CO,
I ) ETCHY their grateful thanks to the citizens
t of Griffin and surrounding country fur the
LIDERAL I’ATKMNAGE
Extended lo them for tlie la t fifteen years,
aud it is witii regret that they leaVe (’ydiin
and tlirir old friends and customers, for an
Tiny ire now opeuing ca
j Whitehall Street.,
Atlanta, - Geogia,
the lest stock of
STAPLE AND FANCY DUY GmoDS,
Clothing, Ilats and Caps, Roots and S' oes,
that they ever brought Smith.
They would te liappv to see their old
friends when they visit Atlanta, and show
them through their stock, as thev are satis
fied they call ••ell as cl) ‘ip and as good
Goods, as and House in lhc fitv of AtlAnta.
J. 11. WHITE,
.st-25 <;. W. WHITE.
JAMES M. BROOKS, me.l! MACIHI.VUI', LEWIS 11. LlluAY.
“Wilbur F. Johnson,”
(OF GEORGIA,)
\. O l|
Itjrooks, ilFutioiuit'O k O'o
AM*
i( < jMM ISSloX" M KIJ' 1f A N 'IV.
.59 ('aroiidt l«*f slmd, Oi lcans*
0 c 9m
A, W. JONES,
i! I7EAI.EII IN
STA rL E ND FANCY
DRY GOODS.
-cm- « J 5 No-3 c -J •
MKX AND li()YS’ CLO'I IHN( i.
Hats and Caps,
Hoots & Shoes
CROC K ELY, CLASS \V Alt E,
and every variety of
EANGY GOODS,
NOTIONS &C,
West sitle II il I'Street. Gi ifliii, Ga.
Ts now rcceiviig me of the largest and
best selected Slocks of Goods ever brought
to this maiket, w! icli will be sold on very
UEASMM-aIM.K TERMS lor
Helieviog that be can si'i-fi purchasets
as to qiiul.ty and j.iice, l.e conlially invites
n'lamioov
to c all, an.i inspict bis Goods. After doing
so. he is>atisf>d licit they will not be ilis
|ni:"d to try either the Atlanta or Macon
in a bets.'
THE LA DIES
are especially requested lo examine his rr.ag
nificenl assortment of CId'.VKS, Sll \ I.S.
SON f AGS. NUBIAS, and 1 >Kt-.SS (700DS,
cons'#t.isf-in part ot Rich Rtaek'antl
COLORED SILKS.
Reps; HTlk and -Worsted l’oplins, So'iJ and
I’rin'od All-\\ oil and Pacific DcLaities,
Merinos, Alj.a, as. Empress Cioths, etc., etc.
•A beautiful assomnetn of
LACES and EMBROIDERIES.
among which will be found the Real Cluny
and \ a encienn s, I tress friiTiinings, in
b ndless Variety, and a IID >CSA\| > other
tilings u-ually kept in a First Class-Dry
Goods Store.
Oct « 1 n
OOTTOA ! C«TT(L\iT
\Ye are pteparei! to make liberaj,
C asli Atlvaiircs
To ri*o*f«bs or M„yer«, ot, shipped To Out cone-pondents in New York o
nab, will, whom We have arranged to seli Cotton shipped through us, on the I , **•
We wili a!«o # Ue%l t«rra,
St // rollon Joy f*/tthlrrs, in Ifiis nutrkrl, trim >!h hot intend shipp^
A. MERRITT k JOHNSON,
1! ankers a >i> Cotton- k |
i'ACWe »ii! receive I»efM>sits and pay Checks oil demand, buy Gold. Si|, v , j
Notes, Couiiti/ Srriji. Slock*. I* Is, and other s.-.-ui ities. Colleca p»[»ei ua^'t
Giiffin and viyinity, ami iirikC prompt ren.itlanyi-e. Will endeavor to keen "**”* '*
with Si'jht Ea'looi'je on New York in sums to suit. (se2l—lin) \ M *2*^^
(JJfilf in Haiti.lav’s Htiililmir. pearly oppoaile the Hrick Warehouse ' ®* -
HE DMjGS hliliil
PAINTS, OILS, TOILET ARTICLES,
At XTccliicccl Prices,
ARE SELLING OFF FAST AT
J. N. HARRIS & CO’S
sept .4 .7m. , *
DRUGS"! MKaMCI^ES!
R E W Y ’
EA S T SIDE 0 F II ILL ST li E ET , (Near the l ost Offics.)
Griffin, Georgia,
HAS ON HAND A GOOD ASSORTMENT. AND RECEIVES WEEKLY SUPPLIES
~ ~ OF ALL ARTICLES CERTAIN INOT< * DRUGS, FRESH AND
GENUINE
jC-tC Also, a fine lot ot I AN* 7 AND l’O i1.1.l AI.IICLES, AN it.dew Glass |* a i t j/
Oils, Lamps, Arc., Cooking Extracts, Tobacco, Cigars, <kc.
Pit lI’TION S promptly filled DAY or NItJJIT, under the dirii-t fU|.rrvi?|on of S B
Drkvvkv, M. D., (t Tn iiii-t m.d l litiruoiecutist.) »no has hu ll iu regular mill extensive practice
for over ten years. I olh . ivil mid mililurv, or Dr ,1. 1.. Mount:
WIN SHIP & GORDON,
Cl-Tixtu Os 1.11. T AN!! BROAD s-r.l"
GRIFFIN" GEOItCLA.
Wlii«lr>-;i’e nml retail iLaleis r*.i
i tiOOt ’ •
i s hors,
Hal-
I mhrcUos,
LEATHER.
SHOE FINDINGS,
and
READY-MADE CLOTHING.
WE ARE RECEIVING and opening 17 7
cates KOOIS and SHOES of tv'ery s'yle
and description, which we pf-ouoj'n riling
as cheap as can be lull chased in airy Sortli
ern iriarket.
We invite a'l persons who expect to wen
[Shoes to call and e,;amine oil! stock before
purchasing elsevi-hor
Our Senior I’artner lias had many years
exjierienco it. the Shoe tni-ine-s, ami i- iv.-h
a. qitainteil with this inaliufacturers at the
north, which gives them superior advan
tages in getting np l! ‘’ir stork. Every ar
ticle in out line will be sold at a small ad
vance oii cost.
We shall confine ourselves strictly to the
cash srstem. No ctie can sell goods on a
l credit at the extremely low prices we are
asking.
*aS“ COUNTRY MERCHANTS wishing
to teplenish their stock are respectfully iiw
viteil to give trs a call.
ROOTS AN! > SHOES MADE TO OR OEK.
Rei’aikinc done at shout notice.
TWO GOOD BOOTMAKERS.
sep4»-Brrr
L. Ik ItREWtR,
COTTON BHOKBR,
AND
G EX Ell A L COM MISSIQX 31EUC * J A N T
Will pay the highest market price lor
COTTON,
Or will mnke liberal C*\Sll advances on C<*tt«>n
t'unsignetl to his eorrespoudeuts in l i iverpo(-l.
New Y«*ik. Sawn ali. or Augusta.
New York Exchange For *a!e
Grifiin. Georgia—<mice in Alniah Hall, oppo
•’te 111 ii'k Ware House.
Oct 1 3 m
BOAROINC t
MRS* FAT IFaLSvLN is pteparei to receive a
few day boarders at her residince on
the corner ofßirad and Ninth j-trevU.
tep2o-2w
ADMIN ISTRATOR'S SALE.
1 >'Y virtue of an order from the Ordinary ot
!I> Spiild’io? Courity, will bes -Id bt foretl„
I I’l-urt House do**r in the city of Griffin, betweea
I tt;e hours «*f sale, on the first TFKSDAY in
2\'*vc.’i.itcr ne 'T. fine lot «*t land, contaiidng2o2l
u *n*s (more or less.) hug on the toad frouGrif
tin t<* Zebu‘on, mid situuted three milea from
|t■ ritlin. About sixty acres are cleared—the
j balance iu woods. Almi, n good frmte dTelling 1
j with necessary out building* 9 . 'lher»fi is a fipi*
Fee' ll Orchard’ on tlu* place. Sold 4s the £ s ute
1 "f Ebcnc7t*r Davis, f• *r tl.e benefit of heirs aO
l ereditoia. Terms—CW'H
& 10.1 1> A Aid M< ELROY, Admr.
' / 1 EOROI A. SI’ALDINO ( Ol M Y.—Whereii
V.J Ja 1 cs TANARUS, Jdlis, ndtnii.imitator «>ii the Eataie
ii onia- y* I;-, late ..f I eom.ty deceased aj>
plii -* to n. A.r R tt* is r>f «|i>ini.s>ioii as adiniDistu
t i I-a'.uvi. .ic liu.ing fuJlv aiiiDiiii-vtcr’-i
•*;, ! w• u:. l up the s:im\
I; •• a: ♦* thcit' l !.' t<* city n: and admonish all
ii ' -rtsttdoi ••01.« * rio .! to I • ni,«) nppea;
.• r.• \ !,< *• a'lie. t*.e t it* pi *-9ciibed by lav* t
a■ i »w can- any exist, \*liy Faid leDeriwf I
i; i;.i- ; >n shouM 1 «*t ! e grnnted. l»i\eti under |
: \ !-a at !n\ • t ,T < . tl.is 17th dav «<f Sept. IBfa I
’tt pl 'thm -mi. Y. I). ld>Ail KK, |
* trdinnry. I
f 1 F- •!;*•! V r VAI DIM; Cul* MY - Whrfu*
V S •!; 1' t> 1. ii! i s*, < >11:11 liian 01 S. **• Di '-bop
1 ..von,a ItiAup. Cordt ln Bishop and B. T. Bish
op .min**- am’ orplian children **l l’hilip .1. Ri*b»|-
applies to me top letters of disinis i« n ns nudt
(i 'un dian 11:'- wlode estate of Ins sai ! wards ha»-
rh I : tiu 1 7jirtederute securities, 4 peretnt
’] h* s>* are. tli*• i*f >i »*. to cite and ndmonish ill
hT'oi.s coiD en.ci to he and appear at my office
\vHid\ the true preser.l ed *»y law, to show mum
it *» \ exists, whs saiti letters disinissory lrcm
-a* 1 * binr-iiat'sbip -*>oii'-l n**t be grunted.
(liven under my hand at oft c ,tliis the Itth
.lav of September, 1666.
» p. I j:.i6im F. D. DISMUKK, Ordinan
\Ci; FEEBLY ti* an orfler granted by the
<ir-diunrv **f I’ik** cotmf y. will l»e s*»M b**iors
j ill*’ Cot:rt II ii-*- d"or in the t »wn of Green
\ Mvri\v« er emi* tv. «»n the drst. Tuesday io*
. Decembei’ 10 xt. wiihin ttilegal hours of sale,
-.•v,*ntv five acres "I lan-1 re or less) being
{•.ui of lot No. ‘216 in th* upper Ninth District ol
sail eotiidv, adjti’uing the lan-ls of M«*Knight,
ReynohD ami others, knr.wn as the Shele place.
, h ha gii.g t.» the e*t;Ue of Alfred Wiggins. l«te of
Pike count v. dt ceas’-d. nr and sold as tEe property of
mi• i dee**ns**d. for the benefit of Ihe heits andcred*
: itors ot vii hit c“ased. Terms cash,
h^PE.
(October ", 1 Sod.—*|nd* Administrator.
Mrs, S. A. Jackson,
(.-.i-.UNT.)
KAS just I'l-'-i'io. 1 a splpn fill stooli of BOX-
Nj.71.-5 aud HATS of the very letSfsf »tyle»,
1 Also, fresh invoices of
£i., id.,
j ,0
| lo which the attention of the ladies is reiplcb
fully invited. Sh*- is prepared to furnish country
I dealers at
w 11 olesale:
with MILLINERY, upon ns favorable terms »*
they eon be iwirehased in Atlanta or ilaeen.
CALL OX HER
j at the old stand bf
I
‘ JAoiv SC) N k NE W TON,
which has beer, ncwlv fittc*! up and improved.
Sept—ts
HOUSE TO RENT.
IIA! V Mile from business portion of the fdy
Elgin Rooms newly plastered ; ad
coi; 1 ieto, St aler. Ac. t*ne Hundred »C fc4 0
, i.n a 1 Cut Thntv under cultivation.
: .-vpplvio ‘ J B. REID.
Del 1, 186(5—tf
Empire Shuttle Stwinj! Alacliin**
AP.K SVPKRIOR TO ALL OTHERS ■ —_
FOR FAMILY AND MANU'FACfL'RING
I'IOES.
Ager.U wanted Addr»»».
empires, m.ca,
?fpli w* ti Eicad r -ty-,