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D I MARTIN ~.DR ■ DEAVEHPCRT
i>■t ell .
omrm. g i, ucr. u.:m«
>«lional l hMIK'KH in; Oajr.
Ou our first jug*, mil be Men rie-.i-.Lni
Johnson's ProrUm lion recommend!' g the
2l»ihof November tube set •;>•>( and suita
bly obeerved ae a N#l ional Thanksgiving
Dar. Sueli things are emim-m’v jiro)»r,
provided they nr-- done. Our
idcajiowever. i«, tbit at f<•*.>’*, and marriages,
and ra-unioc* of kindred or frien is. »»
wbo-tl.l Id! the fitted eslf. an I mike inerrv.
and give thanks ; —h it during troub'c, and
t*in ne. and when ‘"the Pest Hence that wa'k
rtli at noondar,” it rife In the land, then are
we bidden to pot .m “snekeloHi and s«Lci>''
and bow in liDmli-Ulon and prayer. Surely
the I’resiJenl must have uietttt ‘ prayer an !
humiliation" rather than “tosr.ksgiviog.”
W* are commanded, we behere. always
fit prar, and in all things »> gv* thank*;
but that must apple to »« *« i. Id !-ia »
Only, we should think alien there were wore j
than asnal prosperity, an-! health, an ! peace '
in the lanj, arc «o called on to ejlebra'e ti e
same,a* a people, in a Nat. oust Tin
President Johnson may, from hi* alan I- I
point, imagine he see* oil tLie combine! ton •
of peculiar blessings showering down open
the countiy, and mar be justifiable enough in
recommending tl.e tiiankig ring -but, to us,
it looks very lunch a* it we were called upon
to “eat, drink, and ho merry’’ at a funeral,
md OUT u»n r«num! «f ?|r t.
£-&~ The .Mobile Gsxette nominates
Clement C. C7l*y. Jr., for l S. Senator
from Alabama.— Jiirhanor.
\t», and they may continue to nominate
him, and may t lect him. too; and, Iron
wlat we know of him, w- have no ilea he
will ercr consent to accept. No doubt be
U as sufficiently reconstructed as people
ought ever to g<t—hut not **) far icon
strocted as to go where he knew*, and eve
rybody el.e ought to know, that to true
Southern man will ever he,treated again
with ec turnon respect. This pure and gifted
man had once the laudable ambition to fill
high Federal positions, when, in so doing_
k* felt and knew he was the chosen repre
sentative of an uu/Msfaeril and virtuous con
nUiuotiey. They who deem he still desires
Federal position, under the existing cireutn
stances, very much mistake the man —or we
ourselves are very much mistaken in him
If truth can ever be truer at one time
than at another, or under one set of circuin
stan.es more than under another, — then
surely it is noir doubly, treble. 'tuadruplv.
station is tbe post of honor.”
JoiiNsps <jOl\u to iuck vows ?—Tbo
York ll'-ralj , nl ilie Mh, iulroduoes tiic
following in an ar iclc upon the ('..t.gre.ss
ional elections :
The indintyins gathering in the political
horizon here point to radical triumphs thru’-
out the North, in which event the d’resident
will say to the S.uthcrt. State* and the
woilj, “ 1 have submitted rny plan to tim
l>cople, and, so far as. tho po.’p-■ hav** had
an opportunity to act upon if, tb< ir vt-rJict
has been in tavor of the proposed o n-titu
tional atnendmenl. I ud.r tiie eirouiu
stances, the best alvioe i can give is that
you (the Southern State?) adopt the attend
•'tent, in order that you mty be restore*! to
the I'nioa, so that all the people itiiat is, all
the States represented m Congress) nt ty
consult npon the future of onr gnat i-outi-
Uy.”
“Ibis,’ siy* the lirral-l, i( ara a..-ureJ
from a wunc.-s vrho cuglr. to know, is what
the President say* in reference to his future
Southern policy, should these Northern im
pending elcctionfrcveu! a decisive weght of
Northcni public opinion in favor of the con
stkutionil ameuduent of Congress.”
If this, which i* no* but g >-> p, turn* ou‘
to be !tue, what we have to say hi tonnec
lion thc-ewith, is that the South will have
stand it—provided -he ii /brerj to it.
[l'uM'll.\JC.tTtD j
fVrmint against Mercantile and
Pjofesnioiul Life.
A • ■
The tenueocy of young men to ~N„n In
farming and to engage ia other pursuits, i-,
at this time, a growing one A string de
sir* for “ ready money ” has induced many
honest and wel -meaning individuals to re
linquish the calliug most congenial and t at
ural to them, and to seek some other <5! an.
rid ot gain in the extensive, though preen
riotis,. employments of mercantile and pro
fe.*«ioi»ei life. The failure of the pres nt
crops—in wkieh w r re grounded the hopes
ot many—seems » hare made :h s disposition
more prcratenl.
It w apjwrcnllj tru*> that every man is so
constituted, in regard to mental capacity sno
taste, that there is one, and oo’j one,
lion suited for him ; and if ho de» not as
certain and' pm sue that identical calling, lc
will not h* very sgr to "•cowed in arty *th-r
A'though a great deal depends jp >n th.- gift#
ot nature—and ere variou-.y mod tied
and tempered— -yd, more is owing to the
eiS«/t nj nlixolujH, ia detenuiniiiing the ap
propriate employment. Tbe eff r;s then, of
a person, to follow any pur-mit, for wh ,h he
was not destined, ax«j at toe Jed, ywy often,
with defeat and disappointedrut. *• Habit
i< a second naturn,” uud he p’aAes hi? exrr
l ous at gnathazard-, w+to hnpertinen ly g re ■
up one ir.gsgwm-.iK and be-is, nu.xl.et
Ire todng. mfn who ha- -'pent li» ewiirr
pears ahmt the farm is, ii.de and. * 1 ojc. t
e-t to b-coute a HuCje-c-lui farmer »au a,n
--»’• U. i- ’ y CSf if p-;dr .>r ,-sn'tv pr-ntr *- ’
Vu»ri«« to vuiii vital Use w>r and cit *" a ’
m ire liuuoriblc s.i is’ua ta iif •,* be i* at- j
man certain to make a very pwr
is th# aneial ciica, as a -n lia.' or lean, al
■tan. T»«re are «e- r.* of uer.-Anttie * <1
pr> t-'Wi ax> ui-ii in 'i.is cMnir.. who ar.- so
many annoyan-.-t, and wh >. if lh<-/ had
ri-maini-d tiler* of the soil, would h iv»
proved ornament-, instead of l roubles inis
acquaintance*. in soi i ty. Tbe firmer who
has deserted h « caa*e, not onlv injures the
popularity ijl h -c’ass with wb.ou It.- eh o->
to number him-eif. fat tabs top. r’.*in the
dil'iea assign I him a* in-:i a-d by tl e
general •■earing of 1 ; s mind
Among the various occupation a of m> n
there is no one { r-ajjcti-e of m re substantial
and lasting rr-o ts. than fanning. 1. ke the
trui.k of some “luon-rrh of the f> c-’ that
give* off the boughs which, in tarn. pr.**uc •
the fruit and orawmeati.ig f.di-g- i'w-rvr
as a basis f.f the in#crtion aol Mpport O'
i!«e d-ff r. at tranche* < I ( tsn an nanustrv
c Joyments to msttaind. l'.< >o I i-tfe-t* are
vi-hie in the pracii al benefit* of is pn«-
Jnctons. Ahmet everv repast an I little
I dainty lo daily life are at ributsbi* to li.c
industry aid i*bor of fbe hu* l ‘ir< Iman.—
Near y a I the elotbiog which we wear, i
j produced by the hand thit cultivate- ’.be
fi'Ms Th -sc are *oni> of it* •f’ > ' r. -
*'lt* :—and neither ouglrt i** happy m >ril
influence be disregarded or under estimate i :
f«*r it p r-rni >tes tru h. hon-sty. aol* .Hr etv.
Tb • record of the past »hj-» * the va ue
'an! importance of hu-biniry. Wb ne'er
a nalio i dev.ites if* ittent on ad etc uove
energies to cultivating t: e *■ il, it eny..y*
the greatest pMsperity The history . f
Ancient F-gypt is a good ex-mplem tv-rit.
Tb-i of uiriit i.-utry ».-piiv»4
gieat wcilth by prod lie ng 'rn and other
vegetables in ligenous to that I’er.-ii,
also, be cam" p 'Werlal when its inhabitants
were industrious busbatidmen Much id
K< gist. J * greatnei* may b ■ intpu’e I to agri
culrnr c f r it is certsiaiy the great soitrce of
a mlino’s pro-p.. rity
Now. if far.i.ing iso* so tDUch consrfjiKncc
t> both i dividual and nan >n, it is ni miffs’
that tbe great rn*s-e* of people shr.ulJ cn.’sg
in it entirely. Our country, nch and fertile,
deminds to he caltivate ! by on r u-.tmj men.
Our land* adapt' and to the grt..wth of a great
variety of produce, ought to be tilled by
strung and liprius arms. t*ur agriculture
interest* an d national pro-rerify te.iuire the
s.-ieL’ifig attainn.fnts of our mo-t gi!'te.i
min is <’ea*e then, young and enterprising
spirits.to pursue the empty phantoms <d ambi
tion, an i, bv b. coming, farmer*, if not g'’ien
tific agriculturists, contribute to our nation's
prosperity and happiness. M.
Telegraphic News.
Ni.w York. (btt. 13. Oonzob-s and I’c
lici-v were tl' i ut- and this in
lyn. with ti u few b'l. isof tl . «. ene o( the
ntubr of S. nor Ot*bto. Tbev m-de a lull
coide-sioti oftheirpariicipat i.il i' 'hecrime.
(i i.l ! Cotton 'pl ot Pules loW
ba'-s ,t : <i to 40 fi nt.s.
Sug r firm.
Ni w ty, t ■ vvs <> 1J r.ot o, h> id
v*n ■- 1 . I.o'v MKilling rt 7to f> . nt*
tlold id ir- mooe. Stei o.g G». Super
fine tV ;ir jl3. I'urk boo. Lard 21.
Moniut, Oct. 12. of i otton to-day
... ..o.».ig " i lo oo leu. anO
very Grtn Piles for the week 3700 bd «
H.-Ce:pr- f.u- she Week 38.00, against 2000
las: w. tk Exports !nr the week 28 IT biles.
Stick on han-i 2326 bales
I’imi. iiii:bi-iiiA. t) c t. 12.—The Lcgi-N
tare e!<-i*te.l mi .M.tnilay st.i,<Js—S- tia e, 31
Republicans and 22 Democrats; House. 64
Republic il.s an 130 1 » ;m-)?rats Tins Re
publican m.prity on a joint bn I lot will be
I -it Ii Nx l'o!.|s. lit 11 .—f iffiritrl re*urns
P'-nte in slovß , but show m>th ng to indi
, < Jf J a < h in go in th-- g*. t>- li' given in
! the report \c*-u*r«i.v. The L* g-i- rure,
j fiam ertin-sites received op to this turns,
stands, in the S .naM.tb rry-: wo Re,,uMic.vis
Democrats eighteen. In the 11 .u-c—lb
publicans, s xty-fcdr ; Ic-ni xia-s thirty
six.
I he Repub'i. ans ai! hive forty majority
on a j ini ballot Id <\>n_-i,-vi there are
eighteen Republicans and three I)-tnncraL«.
Hie election of t'rth and Washb r n in the
iFcvi - :h and Eighth lb t.ic--i- c needed 1\
, both panic?.
S u t't Mass Oct. 11.—lo the Il- puMi
cm Congressional Convent on in the Sixth
D.strict, he. I here t - J..y, 11 I-. Butler wa*
nominated f>r Cos: —sess on the S 3 t
Washington, Met 12.—The I’lial !-
f-bia I.ed.c ot this morning a-itnitg that ii
eorrespomlent was i-ceived in telegnph a-,
1 dripntch to the eff-ct t at tie President
h-' addressed a letter to the Attorney Gen
eral, asking sobsUntia!lp*AS to the i. n-
t; aality of ser ii”g h-s message to
Congress, arid if he has not the p...r- r to re
organize t. e Southern Representatives and
the Aduiitiistration Uej re«entatives of the
N rth as the le.-uiruate Co.._*re«.«. A . 'll#
exeiteuieot that w,s i«eeasione>l by tl. s sen
sational report is alined under the cm*
| hatic and svi.i- .ffi -d wi.idi i- pnb
lisned.
I 'ALI I MORE, Oe' 12. A j uidic taerting
was he.J Lst i ight at the Fourth street The
wire under the aa«p : ees of the .American
t rvedutens 1 ni.-n t ommi*» on and Haiti
more Amciatio , for she improvement .•: i
the colored people. Cuief Au-t ce ('has.-
pres led. Judge INjssel. cf Bosto.i, Hu-rv
U ar 1 Beecher, tieucral O’. O. iluward, and
Jihiis. addressed the meeting.
Am ng the Siticca Indians, when a nsw
<H n they .mpwson h y.-awg b.rd - until
it fi st b gins to try its pow-rs of «oog.
and ::.ru. fading it with k .--es and cafes
j •»* they 00-e i s I o-c* over the grave, n
t:.e t e.itf t! at it w.ll nut tu and us w mg* r.. >.
, 9io*e its i'im until it i a- flown to the spiti
'«n !, and delivered its precious burden of
atfrctH-* to tbe loved m. j-tLe I s*.
I Tub < oith (.’aR 'l.iw I.husLaxirc.—
A l b.r cstoo correspondent of the New York
Herat i says :
i Ti>* Soutii f arc.ina Leoislsture adjourned
after a stormy aewston. Trie blach <o !e was
I virtually repemed. aiid all the civ 1 rights ex
cept suffrage, office holding, and being »
jurat are now ix'euded to lli n--gro. It i
rcjsarwd that Governor t irr *.:t lecommerd
the ad'-piioa of ihe Constitutional atnend
t>*. and-also anew section of EL prcscu
tat vos who can t-ke the omh.
hear' I'ortune tel.era aid til Inc hoop.* cp
t> ate ■ iliereo r. Iflic so m*r rcrcit wh t
ltic*lady will i>c ;r» the future: ’he fat c-r r
■o'- wh.v t*-,.- 1- ,t r r- *.•
NEW tDVERTIfff IfE7 TS
ENGAGEMENT RINi.A
ma;• k ioo1: n v it. (f X
I n I
Ui ry J
Ail il*»H»ripti«»»a »»f Mt«eeilan#oua work
nttef»4«*d to With d«»|>atch
GUIt'FIV, GEORGIA
W .s- :r# r». I .i-r.g-V
F. HORSEY
fvcctss.a or
HORSEY.. AUTEN &, CO.,
H AT?. CA! ' AM) sTKA'V G< .):trs.
No 2i llapcr it Charleston S C
GEa W. WILLI AMS & CO,
FACTORS.
CHARLESTON - - - • SC
(ffiilliams, aaijlofA- uso
C’<nniiii.'sion Mi reliant*,
Nr \V YORK.
I ’.eril i : a- i rr.-.-V on t’-.n- gt.ment* of
l*udu.-« tw . ilia r 11-ao**
E- Id.STODDAHU A «*,
oolfiotcsalr toralrrs
IN
BOOTS, SHOES, AND THINKS,
AT MANUFACTURER'S PRICES.
165 M eling St, Charleston, S C
KZEh'IKL B. wTUDDARD,
t \1.E15 E!t(iNKUEltGk.lt.
I.KMCKL V KA.NK.
< h'i | o-3in
RKCKiV h.E’S SAI/F
1> V virtue* of an Inmi the Superior Coer'
) IhUs* C*“U!.:y f mil he n»ld on ihe tir*t
in l>ecembtrr, ld**6. at ihe Joart bojsr
•loor in «ai<l ffiiiuty, » eiween the «ai»*
the trm-k )*f in s«ti«l om Ty. \V her«*on He ry
1 .loj»*s tt th« 2 time of :»is death, containing
IHHii |prf* rn*re or le 4a . I Ihe widow 9
lands f Samuel C. i’ffrtvs.
I Mat «¥ ,h.l<H i». V» **!•*. J**hn W . lt;ld.
si'il other*, ti e Mm* > eii 4 well improved »»H
a tl«**ir*ihi»; cotiuu uiity. Tt'uis »ale ea»li,
V*tl», ivti.
CiiAULES Y. KEI>I>ING.
< >v*. ] •* —t da Uecei»**r
/ { .tr.u,. 1 .d-NTY. Wi»r.*3B uth
. j 1 11 ..j t ;i.-t .<• me : »r is-'.ter* ot Adni'u.
i?ti«tioii on tucestalo -f Waitei Heil inte of said
county.
Those arc ti :*»re t » oit*? rt \ is*lnß*ii«?> nil
I'oiwii# (•••!.on 1• 1 v he -i .Ht>j -hi ;*4. inv office
Within the in* piei*c»iS* *t 1 y .. u , :utT fcii«yw
I’bii'fl fi -my • V 4«» »,hy ?nsi 1* 1 -rs f s^u.iaietra
tn*i» should hot he granted to the app.ica.nt on
*«ii ! **-?ttte
(iiv.. » under my hard at « fi>e tin? the 11th
day < f ‘ k-tobor, 1860 F, I). DlsM I KK,
Oct. 12—ids Ordinary
APwMIN I>TUAIOK\S SaLK.
BY v L r*»»* ft *mi *r J t ~r fr*-m the Ordinary 01
>pirld t r County, \v:li tr s.*M the
t*mi»-t Ilortwe floor in the city of Ivritfin, between
the I* ji! lumts «.f Male. • .1 th.» fii«t TCI>HAY i»*
N"V. .i.h.-r r • \f, ..n** lot «*f !a - 1 eontai' ing Ji
a**res. pt-ore or less * n tit* f»ad fr9r*« Grit*
nn to A.«! on. ai-*» s.tu»!*‘d tloee rwilf? fitMi
• iiitlin. Alwiit sixty aeiea are cleared—the
rmiufi • ir. Wood- Al-*v a L**“ and frame dvellit c
with Ti**ce<?ary 011 V Vuiidii.if- ihvse 1? a ti'.e
Peach t'r* : -ar.i" « n the place. Sold as the
of Kl»* ne/.**r H.ivis, :hr ti e Leneftt, of hr.t-3 and
rredilora Term 9 —t * ASH
? :6 1 1 I- A.V * M* ELROY, A4*nr.
j*" c ; vm - 1 r, n t.j«*hv'ox, a. t. tinsliy
3EYMOTJK, JOHNSON &C.
Grocers and
ccmm:sssqn merchants
i li rr> and T lii.d ds, Macon, Ga.
j: - re.-.*’k v-d !ai sre ad Ji'iona to our
| ) st« k- f (iisH-eries. n: i we ow offer to
Mvieiia* t «iea!ers one of tl.e largest and most
o'*- -.plftc of
Groceries
*»v*-r lco- • *0 Mi ,v »n. C<*r»istirg in j a-t of
.'»•«** '-haws l.i\e*|ex>l Sait.
?»*)»» llUls Flour.
H*> !!■ g-heade <>f Baeon,
■j.Vt rG
It 0 15i*>s A i* *t C < ncar.
125 -a k« Km, ad J-Na U * rf**e.
4- *3 Hr-tve T all g*ad*e,
1 1:, l’"\v* randy.
5" P.r»xe=
75 It- x»*? Cracker*.
50 fliNriwn Matches.
3f*OGoiljK pe, MaHiir.t and Hand made,
50 Boxes Soap,
25 Hoxe» >-j glish Ccd-fi*h,
5u Kuts Mess arid Hnexeiel,
5o Case* <>y *ter«, k tke.
Oct 2-2 in
J. >. SEYMOUR,
lIITiKRY STKhKT,
iIACON, - GEOIUiIA.
Kf.F.fV* .*:i !ia..vl a ?• '1 m«ka **f C. r*
l'ro»i«i< ■«, w 1 icu lie df r* a* ! v '» a• anj
oilier lK»n*t in il*.-
lit? nn n?I ura l»*s ofTOC.irCO.
ir.l in » (* KF.ar.f S-MOKTNG
<> of .ariosi, t>r«u<h, and idvitea a call
frosii merchant* f’tistcr". aSJ'Wheri
i \- i* t vr.fi-
GRAM) OTB MX 6
AT
MRS. S. A. JACKSON, ACT.
Ci.Oi i Eiupur.uui of Fa.ltiwu*-
OX 3I>XDAY AND TI‘E>DAV o TuBER
Olil. lau j.
11’HEN tbe eiiis*w» of t!r flin ii ib' g
v v iwunuv wrv i:-vii*-t l*. «-«*n.in* l-*r .-'gi.iri
-r.l ,--. r ;i*nt of FI NE 111 >N N FT-. !!
l Als.K l IIUONNFUAVF.a*.'HAW 1.-.i Lu.-E-.
«i h -rrry siiirlv u.-usly k.j-t in x fli-i rli» Mil
linsn M*rv. * **’ I
A UGUSTA
BUSINESS DIRECTORY-
T\* r. : . ■ v~.» *:- •*' 1 1 .- -.*•«- b .u*e- of
\-.g ,-ti * 1. ib*.it ' ifnßv I »*T:eit.vr e
twnti-wi of i'i* nu-velhn t* *• ! 'r».l-r* .-f N iJ-B«
Gvuip* to tl.vir Urge aii.J w«;i irlHtol Sock
TV.*! lacsnrnti ?-.V-*piitfn t.i:vi-r* eg* c:'-r
j »»**-! -n n S- tth-m niwrk*!.
IIrJ-r- w.tl be promptly «n-i *»refu!lV I't*- lej
ta. -ivii g ’.he expense of ti::;* ar.J ’.ro\*l
Every tin:: .in:*-! l-'tiv is perfeet.y re-i-msi
*>le. a.-! anil lefer with c:.h irnce to their
o!4 customers -
I). f Good*
a kliTun-.-.ii M vk cti bn’- V m j trr va?' by
lb Y. RIWEI.L * CO.
H. Y Ujvkll, W l. b- I force liaaiel. J. I I! :s-el
Groct-rit<i
i.iH3\Tn J Ml'Ell ERIN,
Wholes Ce n B • «J afreet
Gi occri*** .\ffllons Ac-,
W lIENitY WARREN
Groceries, Noli. ns. A ■ . at w h -tesal*.
Slioes, B**i>Js, Hr ,
CoNEKY. JOlfE-A Cos
Who*—«se Ihiu.er,. lir-wl Slrt-eet
Shoes, Boots isc.,
J X. COIIEX.
Wholesale an*? R-t it? [teller, Pros] Street.
Hardware, Cutlery N.s-,
HAUNTS. BROWN. 4 CO..
Offer splendid n .] ieem.-i.ts.
Saddlery, llarnew ati«l Carriage
Materials,
SHERMAN. JF.s-fP A CO.,
Wbtdesa!e and Ketaii dealers.
Buggies, Carriages, for.,
WYMAN 4 MAY,
Wholesale and Betnii liealer-.
Crochet y. Class.-\\ are. 4xc*,
TROSTIEUS. T.iOMAS. 4 >HoR!L;
[laTf; in hand a large and splendid Stvok.
Clothing and Furnislviug Good*,
J. SIMON fi BFN>
227 lls-iaj street. offer a splendid assortment.
Drugs. Medlfin* . ftf
t \ r.r.Ai.i.
WTiotess'.e ar.d Retail I>u ggi-t, Br*:».l street
HOTEIjS.
Augu ta Hotel,
First Claes and -p-V'ii-l»d aeeom.no-jattona
BKOALt >TREET.
eet*j 44-
A, W. JONES,
lILALEK IN
STA PLE ND PANCY
DRY GOODS.
o-T s! J J wj w -—r ! ae? 3
.AI EX AXI) HOYS' CLC YI HI X# /.
Hats and Caps,
Boots & Shoes
CROCKERY, CL A>SNYA UE,
an] every variety of
FANGY GOODS.
NOTIONS SC,
West side II il I'Street. Gi ifDii Gjt.
I* now receivitg ens of the largest at.d
best selected Stocks of Goods ever
to this i-i uk“t wl ich will sold on verv
1; KASONAIiLE TERMff for
Oasli.
Ileiievii'g that he .an sati-fy purchasers
as to quality and ptic-, he cotdiaHy invites
EVERYBODY
to call, and inspect i.is Goods. Afur doing
so. he is satisfied that they will not be dis
posed to try either the Atlanta or Macon
markets.
TIIE LADIES
arc espeoia.ly reiptesfed t ■ examine biamag
nifi. ent •aaortmeulof I'LOAhrS, SIIA vVL. 0
>' )NTAGS, NI'BIAS, an i DBtSSGOOt»S,
consisting in part of Rich V, ack and
COLORED SILKS.
Kep*, t"i.k ar i \\ orsted I’ophns, >o id at?a
l’rin'c-d A-I—Woll and I'a.ifio L.eLinies.
Merinos. Aipa.-as, Empress G oths, etc , etc.
A beautiful assortmeirt of
LACES and
among wh ch will be foewd the Rea. Clewy
*n 1 V a eit* itnnc*s, 1 iry '
»• nd?<*« Vaiierv, ano a TUOU.SA.M Mxher !
tiling* ; *j i" Fiiat iUy
Store.
* * T --a* z\ y
«?U»HI!i«
tQEWENSTEW $ PEtEEER'S,
FALL AND WINTER GOODS,
CONSISTING OF
L ADIES’ DRESS DOODS.
SILK DRESS PATTERNS. SILK POPLINS,
FRENCH MEU.No> ALPACCAS
At HFIC AND ALL WOOL DELAINES,
Ami every variety of PUIN I>. A*o h iatge asrorlu.tni of
UDiiajs,
swls> sTACKONCT. MULL Mra.» f SAN9OOK MUST fw
LMLK‘TI»LUiL-S. all mndof ev«r> etyit.
FLANELS,
WHITE AND KED FLANNELS, oFERA FLANNELS, CANTON FLANNELS.
DOMESTICS.
•-* •’ ' • L£A : hBOWX DOMfeTldi.
NOTIONS.
Our st--> k of N< ITIONS are en Hs— in wri-tr. anj cot lo be ev-el!*.! in -pivlitv
Hc-sery. O oves. IT r i ikercit ef*. L-nen. Jx.-konet Edging an 1 inverting, H«r Urubej-
Toilet Articles, d:-. A spten.lnl y tock of 1
Boots Sliocis and Hats.
The largest Stock of Readj*
inatle Clothins; ever brought
to CvTritliu. the most accoiu*
Clerks always in
attendance.
1 hanking tlie Public lor ff-rmer’ihera* patronage, wa invite Sf e.-in! attention to tUt
new Stock of (rood*, assuring the Pubi c t a! we c*n give *s
As it is possible to be bail i:i th -, or an 7 c*' • r 'T-i'k<*‘ : n 'll-* interior cf th* B’at*.
• LOEITKNSTiIX a PFEIFER.
Drt 1 r.. 3 m
COTTOA t COTTON iT
-* o are ;-r.*j-Hre-l to tsiake I,be: *
Cask Advanoei
r<. niters r-r ! 'iv.-r«, ' .-t • >pj r• to r-v r> L.-t--' : -- N--w Y- rk nr &v*b.
i-.vili, w tli wl ni ire i • -»v e it: . g-* i7u >■ Litton shipped tlu,--ugli -L cii tl.e best fefmxi
*SVe wii abo
y*elf ration for Planters. In (his market, irho do not in it nil shipping
A. .UERRITT k JOHNSON,
HanVAR - ? .oh Corrny llrckm* .
Mr \Yw ill - - -e: w!*j 's I* r.t ! nvy f •*•- k•' on «iem*n !. i’iiv Gold. Silver, Hank
Note*. .S' r '••. ->•• c!»«. i- *--i nliier se tit t:~s. Cos vrt paper uavable it
‘ ri tH at and v -i, n.-.- iis- -, j ■ j• rm it’nri- -?. Wiil en-'.-vor to keep supniid?
w.tb Siytit Encl.tih;- n N ,? Yr»k - - u t»-21-Di.) A. M. kS.
t)t~r, n IT<"-.|;t\*» Rii'nl-f.'. i esi:lv •t p- -in- th- l’>r : ck W»re!.nii*w.
M II4I MM.
PAINTS, OILS, TOILET ARTICLES, 40.,
At ITecluccdL Prices,
ARE SFLLING'hI'F FAST AT
J. N. CO S.
aejil 3—3ru
DRUGS & MEDICINES!
W. B. DHE Wlt f,
K A- 2'T S’ r f’E O*F II rL t ? TKKE t , (Near tl.e Fust Office.)'
Griffin, Georgia,
II AS ON IT'XND A f.DDD \SSOftTMENT. AND RECEIVES WEEKLY
OF ALL ARTICI E>-PERTAINING to DRUGS, KREglt AND'
GEN LINE •-“**
gjr Also, a ‘Tne b.t of I'ANCY AND TO iLIT AM ICi.ES, Winc'ow Glw*, P«»V
OiLhu.j»s, iVc-.j (.« v king Lxtrauts, Tobacco, Cigars iSc.
PKE**eR IFTIONS ]>vonipt|y filled DAY or NIGHT, -widertlie' dive ft attpJS risiee of K.
Pgnritr. M D . fCtirn.ist a::.1 riisrmseeutist.) who has Wen is regular and extensive practie*
for over ten year*, both civil and military, or Dr J. L. Moore sep-t —Sm
GRO! %. f »PAU>INO < OU S ry - Wbbssas
JJitrsT. FHi*. S. P. Bishop*
i IvOv#>niß liifehop. <>r.]*lm Bi?liop and T. B»sh
; i‘|» .mi tor n’t*! < rp* an t-M*lren of Philip J. Bis-hop,
*»pj. i»*s to n.f* tor of ditfidi- 1 u:i a$ pucb
; <iuar iian. th* »i: t—:.-hte of Ins -.:.i ward* har
| ;• \r->* . n Coijf*»h rate ftecuriiic*, 4 percent,
loi U. Ac.
Tb*e:'e therefore. I and adaionish all
[ *rsi-t.s coii ivrned L. ar i *l appi*ar at my ofhoe
w»tlii*i the I;*i.«* pro?- r •] hy law. tu show cause
sf r ? r why «aid letter? di«inisSor\* from
said Gtiardianeliip «houd not he gravo-d.
Given under uiy han<! at
day of September,
?vp y. 1». J>ISMI’KE. Ord?i an
C 1 KnfwG’l A-->i*ALD!!!' < '- o»i\T —By virtue of
T mi orUr from t!.c <4 theie
will b/sold the hi st l u 'day in iKcember m xt,
before the I’utnt Hrr*»* door of raid county, bl
- usual hours of * »!e. the and h».. j
to tue of G K. Lavecdt , 1* te td county
deceased cot.a slu gos or,e huudiid acie® of land,
htiiu g pai iof lot no. >*r> in I;i#tuc; originally Hen
ry low Sp«ldi;*4f county, abjut sevee Uliles cortb
west of GriSin. Scld for the bei*efit of heirs and
creditors. ISAAC A. HASTEN, i
V' 4 1: N V !ac:-i s tra^
/ 1 EORGIA.SPaLDINO C( U NTV. —Whereat,
\ f Ja-«.e* TANARUS, Ellis, edur'inietiator on tht E*Ute
: of Tliomas £H», late of setd cottnty deceased ts
plies to me for letters of d*ewii*sioii as adminiftra’
t'*r on ?aid Eotate hr haG&§ fully admixiiterea
and wound up the same. #
These are therefore ttJ cTly and admonish au
pers<*ns interested or conceeued to he and aw***
at my office within the lime prescribed by la**
and *ho\v cause if any exist why said letterao*
di*n*i- V»n ?honM nr*t be' Ranted. Givon uader^
i ,i -itv "ffli-e, th* 17th day of,Sept.
. ' ii. *»iil ¥. b. DISMIIBi
Ordinary.
* \ A—>« . ’4* O‘on.—By virtue ti
v* ai order from* ii.r I'ourt of Ordinary <>*
c- untv. will he *old.or the first Tuesday *0
next, l etweei* the aaual hour* of
before the Court door of laid courty,
portion of 1 1 ar lai d* belonging to the
\V. A. Redd rag, dei*ea»ed : rn wit. one hnoet
lot in the e»ty of (Jritfiu. on the Writ aidant
stieei. in the southern pt»rtion of the citt*
ii g the residence of John Andrews, and °°* _
premisft of John C. Frevuian, containing four aerjj
more or leea. Sold for the benefit of herr*
creijit r» FMORV _
< *-r 1 1 oa?*t<Js
