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teh a WKDNJWlur ULXjQJEJ OEiMinJl TO SOBaCBUna.—Onr readers should Ntrta mtnd that oar Mm Of subscription ra- 2 aIra advance |Mja«eu frees subscriber* The ►w rMi» as Which tea onm* to efferel will not allow lent erudite, or ex pease of ooilectiag. Boat ikU to mUd m4 remit proaipllj. TO ADTinimi -Except In cneet In Which spoolal irrwceiMii U mart*. advertise- nuiu should ha paid for whoa delivered ai the aeon tar, or upoe praaaa halloa of hill after publi cation. Riff* Sot ices, for appearance next morn- lac. will beroMl rod ap tot o'clock, r. dally To 8rnhc«iB**n.—Huheerlbert who fall to get their paper regularly will oonfer a faror by promptly reporting the Cad at the counting- mow of thU olden. It Is the earnest daeira of Che pnh- Itshers of the Ornriow that II he promptly a id regularly delivered to subscribers. and any rail •re on Um part of the carriers to ioao ahotHhc reported. In order that »ueh negieet ef edrtltes oe*» may be corrected Me. W. F. White, of ThopiaiviUd, will act as agent of the Dally and'Weekly Opinion, in Southern Georgia. Db. J. G. W. Bbowm. of Sane! link (gar* roll cooaty. wIV aot a* agent Of tee Bally and Weekly Opinion In oolicUing ndrertleomenU and subscribers. S. A. Tidwell. Esq.. Is onr authorized agm* nt Dallas. Fanldtng County, Gn. LOOAL AITAIRB. Th* Weathk*.—An attempt to dlurlbe the weather would be .Imply ridiculous. To say It U wet would be no nearer the flteta than to aaaett It Is dry. Rain and sunshine—sunshine and rain alternate, al most every hour. At all events, we are having plenty of rain to answer the de mand of the seaaon, and In some localities It is feared much damage lias been done to the cotton crop. Ths Cobcert.—We luvlte special atten tion to th« announcement of a Qnad 0pe lts vis* ratke Concert, to he given at Iisvis* Ball, in this city, on Friday evening next, for the benefit of the Young Ben’s Library Association, b would be auperfitfoqp to urge the claims of the proposed beneficia ries; but we can assure onr readers that an entertainment Is in oeuvne of prepara tion. by the best amateurs of the city, that will be enjoyed outside of the feeling that a worthy enterprise Is being advanced. A full house should greet our local talent and sustain the laudable object of the Library Association. Disinterred,—Yesterday the remains of a Federal Captain, (wc did not learn his name.) who Was buried on the lot formerly occupied by the Atlanta Hotel, while Gen. 8herman occupied the «lty, was disinterred fur the purpose of re moving it to tiie National Cemetery at Marietta. Sal* or ijquoRs.—We call Httontion to the noticeofCollcctor Atkina, of the sale of Bonded Liquors, which will ocour to-day, at the warehoaiscs of Cox & Hill, and Geo. Sharp. The sale will commence at the warehouse of Mr. Sharp, on Peachtree street, at 11 o’clock, a. m„ and will be con tinued until both the lists are disposed of. Dcrlers will do well to be in attendance. A Row.—The classic shades of Sherman- town last Monday night, were made the scene of a huge row between a party of the “Boys in Blue,” and the ebony deni tens thereof. Madam Rumor has it that the houses of colored citizens were entered by force, and, in many instances, an indlscrim inate onslaught made upon the occupants, knocking down and unmercifully beating some of the males, and treating some fe males In an Insulting and ungentlemanly manner. Hatchets, rocks, pistols, and cudgels were brought to bear in the con flict. No lives were lost, but We learn that a few noses were smashed, eyes bunged, and one or two heads, if not broke, were considerably bruised. We understand that a party of colored men, accompanied by Lieutenant Murphy, of the city police, went to camp yesterday, and two of the raiding party were identified, arrested, brought to the city, and turned over to the military authorities. United States District Cocbt.—Court met yesterday morning pursuant to ad journment, his Honor, Judge ErskIne, pre siding. The attendance upon Court was large, and we noticed many distinguished meuibes8 of the bar of the State were pres ent. Tiie folowlng gentlemen answered to their names and were impaneled to aerve as Grand Jurors for the first week: Richard Peters, Foreman; J. F. Johnson, Levi C. Wells. Geo. W. Adair, Salmon S. Reach, Henry Muhlenbrink, Richard P Zimmerman, William Kidd, Willis P. Chisolm, Jas. B. Blackwell, Niddora L. Angler, Clinton I. Brown. Alfred Austell, Lewis Scofield, William B. Cox, John 811- vcy, Robt. II. McCroskey, Mathew R. Bell. Jas. H. Calloway, Samuel S. Kendrick. The selection of Honorabe Richard Peters, of ’tills city, as Foreman of tills important body, will be commended by all. And, we may add, tlio Panel is composed of some 4 o( the most substantial and intelligent cit izens of the City and State. The following is a list of Petit Jurors for the September term of the United States Court tor the Northren District of Georgia: C. P. Casein, Foreman; George Wlnsbip, J. O. Buckner, Maxwell R. Berry, Edward Parsons, Peter Lynch, O. J. Register, Wil liam Sberrah, Thomas M. Robinson. M. J. Hinton, E. W. Munday, Charles Sberrah. lease independent, yet a vast amounl ■fVpprtiinliCTd HO»armgtiO«T Mrtixit3Wsn"iR*ta Imtriimeiital In greatly Improving the city of Baltimore. WHlisTi .ailW—III IIWII1W W Hleilf w» Ezfobts.—The experts from Ban Fran cisco to Asia for the past eight months Is nearly seven and a half millions, of which over six iniIII.• ns was In treasure. The postal money order system, went Into ope ration ill tour hundred additional poatof- ticcs of the United States, on the 9tn Inst., embracing some In nearly every State. EX* A man was sent to jail for ten dava. at the laet session bf Die Superior Court tor Afclurnbla Bounty, fur whipping hit wife. , , - - , ~ l 'i ; . j, nriyiUBH yoTttht. • o tt> Haqax's. •» i ikwMLtimtsdta'Aarb Pago* GboUS— L Knox IfWr rtoelvlsi at her Mill!aery and my doo r f Ladtea’ Mrs. Knox WtWf tfoetvlng at Mr Millinery nnd Trimming Store, Whitehall street, four doo south «f Atshnnsa, a .splendid stoek of Trimmings and Fancy Goods, which, when com pleted. will tie Interior to no stock ever offered in this market. )X ft HILL HAVE ON HAND idles, Hum, Gins and Wince of every ’description. seplO—dtf Cox A BILL HAVE ten Or b ADVKBttsEU.-*Bones, Brown ft Oo n Augusta, Ga. have in store iron and steel find a general assortment of cutlery and hardware. It will be seen from a notice In anether oolnmn that the advertisements ot the Ordinary and Sheriff of Upson county will hereafter bepublUh- ad in the Opinion. HHehtns k Bro., corner of Waddley and Wal too street*, Carriage and Wagon Manufacturers, are prepared to do all kinds of wot% in theifr line in the best style. The attention of our musle loving oltisens Is in vited to the advertisement of Krof. liarssseb. lieeeverybody>tteiMl(theUmdeft. Agrandmnsi- oal treat info? be expected* ~t- +r±“i,±z^ *ano kent^-a desihablk Store on Whitehall street. Apppty to TURPIN A KING, Druggists, Fall Millinbetv-MHi. Knox Is now rucelyteg n splendid assortment of Fall mid Win ter Millinery Goode. The ladles art respectfully invited to call and examine them at Mrs. Knox's Millinery and Trimming Store, Whitehall street, four doors south of Alabama. + Opinion Job Omci.-By reference to another column. It will be sc^n that the Ofihion Office is now prepared to do. in the neatest and most approved style of the Art, and on- reasona ble terms, every variety and style of glob Print ing, to which we invjte the attention of opr friends and the public generally. For full partlc ulars of the various classes of work we are pre pared to execute, see notice io another column. We also have, in connection with our Job Office, a first-class Ruling Machine, an acquisition which enables us to execute-aml rule to order any gnd every variety and style of work done in any printing establishment la this section of tho country. Emery's “Universal” Cotton Gin and condenser for sate by P. W. J. Echols. Arrivals at the Atlanta Hotels. TOES DAT. SEPTEMBER 10, 1817. UNITED STATES MOTKL —Whitaix* A Saa- 8IXN, J'ropriwtort— W. II. TURNER, Clerk. Miss S A Bander, do B M Bigham, do J Black, do y, do J Ward, do do do 8 Maney, do J Me Kenney, do 1j K Man I and, do R T Jacobson, Go! P J Jackson, do Ala J M Evans, do G K Hamilton,Ga R L Crawley, do J M Willy, do A T Hawder. d E E Junes, do WF Clark, do N J Mansell, do. E C Burnett, do T C Kellard, do W U Gaines, Tenn J CO Black, Ga J W Garrett, do Mrs J B Hcawell, do J W Armstrong, do W T Scott, do G T Baldwin, do AMERICAN HOTEL—WniTJE A WHITLOCK, Pro’rt. Bryson and Wiley, Clerks. If W Gillespie, Ga Miss lloltzclaw.do Miss L Berry, <fo M White, do DN Marlin, do K( Oattldlng. do GT Wilburn, tlo \V Mason, do J H siiman.do W Glenn, do •T II Kennedy, do W B Flack, Ilo 8 Benedict, do J Sewell, do M Baldwin, do K L Crawley, do J K Butts, do Miss L Butts, do E Rani, do "t nuiiH, no K T Matthews, do W W Wilkinson, do K J M Padgett, do J M Padgett J Muse* do C M llrown, do FBI Mieklejohn,do F T Roger-*, do It L Mitchell, ilo J I* Westmoreland, do n r i.,ch. r o T M Letson, do 8 L Bus, do J K Thomas, do Misses Hone, do NATIONAL HOTEL—E. B. Pond, Preprietor-H D. Harris. Clerk. Miss Wyshe, Ga Mrs M Hagratb.Ga C M Irwlr KM Hill. Ga LA Falsom, Ga Miss K V Falsom, Ga M Munter, Ala l Whitehead, Ga H W Hilliard. Ga H UCook, USA F Blodgett, Augusta DAVason, do Mrs MClIioinpeon and ■on, 8 C R K Hines. Ga MB Whorton.Ala J F Henry, Ky Mrs Ezekiel, Ala J K Gray, do JW Brao, do A Rowan, Phiia JC M Bray ton, Ga J li Morris, (in II Haynes, Ala J J Barron, Macon LTDoyal, Griffin 8 Pyrrenhelmer, Ala R If Lindsay A wife. K; KN Kimball, Chicago W 1 Hook, Tenn D W li Peacock, Ga of Ordinary and Sheriff of said wUl b» rekSOttl a th» >MM** OFUK*. 'i WM. A. COBB. Ordlurr. a C. 1HABMAH, Unrig. Mnptnabnr nth, 1MT-WM tWGKORGIA STATE LOTTERV- ro» raz Burinr or tax MASONIC ORPHANS’ HOME Combination Clam, A r *. Ml. Tim folic—Inf —em the Urswn Bee., Sept. IMh, 33-29-65-io-20-3«-27-«Wil-57-71-4a4l •eptt-n BOY1), WILSON A CO.. Uunsfen. WCOX & lin.L HAVE IN STORE three hundred barrels iae Old Rye and Bourbon WhHktee. sfcplO-dtf store the largeot stepk ui Hite LIQUORS in tho State. sen! 0—dtf •lornet Whitehall aud Marietta streets. •ep»—dlw ^ NOTICE—HBRKATKR, UNTIL Airther notice, the advertisements connooted With the office of Ordinary, Sheriff, Clork’of the Supe rior Court of Paulding county, Georgia, will be published In tho Opinion, a newspaper published i Atlanta, Go. S. B. MoGHEGOU, Ordinary, P P. ALLGOOD, Sheriff. JAMES T, REED, Clerk Superior Court. DtUu. AhfuitW, \m 'hufkX-vttt' *' Mr NOTICE.-THY SHERIFFS Ab- vertlslag of'Gwinnett oounty wRl hereafter ap pear in ti>e Georgiy Weekly Opinion, T. H. CLAIUmitE. LawreneevHla, On., Aug. ltt, MS. augW-w4t tyNOTJCR-HKEEAFTEK, UNTIL farther notice, the .advertisements oonnected with the office of Ordinary, Sheriff and ('lerk of the Snpcrior Court of New km eounty, Georgia, will l>e published in the Atlanta Opinion. WM. D. LUCKIE, Ordinary. AARON K. RICHARDSON, Clerk Superior Court. Covington, Gn., September 5,1867—w4t 0TGEOKGIA, TORSYTH CX)UNTY The legal adrertisomeuts of tho Onllnary, Clerk Superior and Inferior Courts and Sheriff of said county, will hereafter be published in the Opin ion, Atlanta, Go., until further notion. WM. D. BENTLY, Ordinary. J. T. BROWN, Clerk Superior and Inferior Courts. A. C. BELL, Sheriff. September 8,1867. sepd-wdt Cr"NOTICE.—UNTIL FURTHER No tice tho legal advertisements of tiie office of Ordinary of Carroll county, Go., will be published in the Opinion, a newspaper published In Alls to, Georgia. J. If. BLALOCK, Ordinary «e pi wife • Br UNTIL FURTHER NOTICE THE legal advertisements of the Ordinary of Gordon oounty, Georgia, will be published in the Georgia Weekly nad Daily Opinion, sept-wit P. Vf. NEEL, Ordinary, ===: Whenrt 1ST UNTIL FURTHER NOTICE 'TfrEj Sheriff’s Sales of Sumter count/, Georgia, wHt be published In the Georgia Weekly Opinion. * . _ iMfc AUG. G. BAIFOBD, 8h Soptemlieri, 186T—wit or NOTICE.—HEREAFTER, UNTIL farther notice, the advertisements connected With the office of Ordinary, Short ff, Clerk of We Supe rior and Inferior Courts of Chattooga oeunty, Go., will be published in the Opinion, a nows paper published in Atlanta, Ga. C. C. CLEG HORN, Sheriff. 8 AM’L HAWKINS, Ordinary. 1L D,C EDMONDSON, Clerk Superior and Interior Courts. Summerville, Aug. M, 1867. augtl—w4t or NOTICE.—I HEREBY GIVE No tice that ail the advertisements of Sheriff’s Sales of Gordon cointy/Ga., will bo rnado in the Opin ion newspaper, published in tho city of Atlanta. JOHN GRESHAM, Sheriff. Calhoun, Ga., August 87,1867. aug80w4t WNOTICE.-POLK SHERIFF SALES will lie published in tho Atlanta Weekly Opinion until further netiee. j K. W. CLEMENTS, Sheriff. Cedar Town, Go., Aug. *7,1867. aug8b-w4t HTNOTICE.-I HEREBY GIVE No tice that all the advertisements of Sheriff’s Sales of Bartow oounty, will bo made in the Opinion newspaper, of the city of Atlanta, W. L. GOODWIN, Sheriff. CnrtersvlUe, Ga.. Aug.M, 1867. augJ7-w4t HTNOTICE.—UNTIL FURTHER No tice all the legal advertisements from tho office ef tho Ordinary of Clayton eounty will be published in the Atlanta Opinion. C. A. DOLLAR, Ordinary. Jonesboro, Go., August 19, 1867. augBO-w4t GEORGIA, Fclton couktt. EJ 3n»i A. .ndSMlIte K.nnfe Pool, b.Ting repreraot. hi. petition Sul; fll«d, tti.t h. hu fully di.- Ii.r.e.1 bit Mid tni.l ud i< entitled to letten of disainion: Tbit is, therefore, to oite end edmoniib zil . -■*. sfore, to < , T ■onsoonoorned, to .now ennite. if any exist., with in the time prescribed by lew, why Inters of dls mission should not be (ranted according to tbi A Rival or Kk. Peabody.—Mp. Johns Hopkins, n citizen of Baltimore, worth twenty millions of dollar*, hss made * gift endowing the Johns Hopkins Hospital; nnd for poor whites and colored persona, tiie Johns Hopkins Institute, for educa tional purpose*, embracing alao poor whit* and colored children, to have eeDerate apartments. Mr. Hopklot Is still living, and determined, like George Prebody, to see while living the effects ofhlt benevolent charities. Mr. Hopklna ts a bachelor, » member of the Society of Friends, end ' ‘t Mr. Peabody's age. It 1* expected he will make many more large charitable lie all bequests while allrnthnt he may realize nflCnsmaydo. Thebeliq the good his vast in I that he will eventually nifleent country Poses, and Mill pn SMarei »ep7—w40d NOTICE. Win. M. A It. J. Lowry ««. The Northwestern Bonk of Georgia—Asaumpatt in tbe Superior Court of Fulton eounty, Ga. Curry, Mile* Dlck- ’ WhltMU, 3 YO W. H. Inman, Robt. F. Curry, Mi . ion, H. J. Spray berry. William J. . P. Inmxa aad Jot. T. MoConnell, 8toe Inatthe Northwei eighty-tU doll art. ARNOLD A ROBINSON, Plaintifft Attorneyt. [Prlnter’i fhefB] THOMAS 8. POWELL. IaU unctios aad pnraas la this eassi » Court Um< — , , laaatw pehL„ Nwrityof Atlanta,Georgia.oaosartoathSHtbar Ssontbs. requiring Ik* Aansdaet, Borin,, to ap pear at Urn s.xs October Tern of said Court aad at*, datonre, or raM^UbjUkja^rraaf^d. SollottOM for PURtoter. ^5 ri* HTN OTICB.—UNTIL FURTHER No tice all the legal advertitemento of tha Offlcert of the County Court of Clayton oounty will be publUheu in the Atlanta Opinion. R. K. IiOLLIDAY, J. C. C. Jonotboro, Ga., Aug. 19,1187. augi6-w4t ty NOTICE.—UNTIL FURTHER NO- tlcc all legal odvortisemenU Dora the offiee of the Ordinary of DeKalb oonnty will be puhliahed in the Atlanta Opinion. JONATHAN B. WILSON, Ordinary Decatnr, Ga., Aug. 16, 1887. aug!8w4t mra renin mm HiirBie. fee Attaats|OpialoB aawapapar. H. M. IIAUMBTr, Oarh. taftl-wit SaparlarUrart.UrhhaauBty.UA rUNTIL FURTHER NOTICE THE legal ladrertlsomsiiu of the Urdloazy of Bartow obtnty, Osergia, win ha published in tha Goorgia Weekly Opinion. J. A. HOWABB, Ordinary. CartoavtUa, Aaguit tt. 18S1. augM-wlt rUNTIL FURTHER NOTICE ALL legal advertisers eels pertatnSif ee title ottea wtu be (uldtehed te Ike AOsnta WeeWrOplste*. , ^ JOHN BRADY, Jteksna, 0A., August 19. HTGKOHG1A, FAYETTE COUNTT.— In enaformlty ts General Order No. 4S, Headquer- tars Third Military District, datad August t»th lest,land laeeeueap,ew,y>rtbe lists ofBeergia, the legal advertisements from the oHoe of Ordinary of gayette county will lie published lathe Weekly opinion, published In Atlanta, Ga. Aug.Id, WOT auglH—w« K1)W AND CONNOR, Ordinary. BTNOTICE- -UNTIL FURTHER NO- tloeaU tha legal advartleuuaataftom the Sharia’s ollee of uieyton scanty will ho Published tn the Atlanta Opinion. J. A. M0OONMU.L, Sherlg. Jonesboro, Ge., Aug. IS, Mat. WGBORGIA. DsKALB COUNTY.- Notice D hereby gives that hereafter theadvev- tlsaataaki train the ogles of the Mrerta of DaKelh will be puklliaed la the Attaajta Opinion . POWAIX, flkafiff. JAMBS 0. Deeatar.Ga., August 11. urt. rNOTIOE —i HEREBY GIVE XO- tiM that an tpe lags) adrarUaemonta from the oflee of the Ordinary sf :G»taaitt eounty will ereader be published la Me Atlanta Opinion. G. T, BAUHTB AW, Ordinary. Vewnatertne, Oa., Aug. id, l*r. aagdl-vdt UTNOTICE—HEREAFTHB, UNTIL arther notice, the adverttoraonto eonueeted with the offieo of Ordinary, Sheriff, County Judge, Greene eounty, Georgia, will be publ the "Opinion, H a newipapor pnbltohed ih Atlanta, Ga. EUGENICS Id. KING, Ordinary. COLUMBUS HEARD. County Judge, J. H. ENGLISH, Sheriff. ISAAC R. HALL, Clerk Superior and Inferior Court* Aaguit 87th, 1867. uug*9-w4t OTPROPOSALS. Orricf* Dxror A DmvMtm QuasrnMartii, Atlanta, Ga., September W, 1867. skalxd Proposals will be reoolved nt this office until It«., Friday, September tetb, 1887, at whioh Hmo they will be oponad, for supplying thto Depot with tho fbllowlhg amount! of Forago and Straw, tit: • 860,00p pound# Oat*. 460.000 pounds Hay.baladi 100.000 pounds Straw, baled. The Onto to be sound, free from chaff or dirt, hnd put up in good strong sacks of not less than two of qmre than four bushels per sadk. The May and Straw to be sound, free from duet aid weeds, and wffil baled. The whole to bo subject t) such Inspection as Uio Department may direct. Bids most be in tmflicatb, with a oopy of this advertisement attached to iacit, and bear tho en dorsement of two responsible porsons who are irHUng to become surety for tho bidder in tbe event of tbe contract being awarded to him. Proposals pot complying with the requirement# " ~ fambi of this advertisement rejected. <10 . _ , and continue to oommesme within ten (10) days after efappmvaT ot «m#a*«; at thoiftlo of not lets than one-third of the whole ntpei amount per month, to be delivered In can upon the sidling at the foot of Forsyth street, or at the Quartermaster’s warehouse, Forsyth street, At lanta, Ga., as tho (juartermantor may direct. Pvopoaolt for the delivery of one-third the amount of Forage and one-half the amount of Straw will bo entertained, or for each article separately. Bidden aro invited to bo presont or represented at the opening of tho bids. Satisfactory evidence of loyalty of each success ful biddor, and solvency of the persons offered as surety, wiU be required. Tho Government reserves tho right to reject any atld ijtklds. Proposals should be addressed to the under signed, and endorsed "Proposals for tho delivery of Forage and Straw.” lly order of Brevet Brigadier General R. Saxon, Chief Quartermaster. H. J. FARNSWORTH, 1st Lieut. &4th U. 8. Infantry, A. A. Q. M. t scp4~dU)t in charge of Depot. IWNOTICE.—IN CONFORMITY TO General Order No. tt, Headquarters Third Mill tarr District, dated August It, INI, and to section Aim or the New Code of Georgia, the advertising counseled with raj oflee will hereafter be decs In tbe Opinion, In tali cltj. August 14. law. WM. H. UOLOOKBR augit—w4t MTGEORGIA, MONROE COUNTY.— Ontn m m vnir ar ounizr, August ltth, 1 NT—Notice la herebj given that hereafter tha legal advertisemsnta or this ottos wil ha puhllsh- ed In the AtlantaOpleloa. aagN-wtt J. T. gtBPHMta Ordli ‘NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN i the ShavUT’s ones or the Count, or Mouses will hereaftea ha mWlshad in tha Atlanta Weeklj Opialow WILEY J. 9IPB8, gberlf. fsriyft, Go., Anxnst it, 1SFL tWNOTICE*—THE PUBLIC ARB hereby noticed that tho BOOKS of tho LIN COLN NATIONAL MONUMENT ASSOCIA TION, of Atlanta, Go., aro now opon for oratri- hutioas, In tho hands of J. L. DUNNING, PitedMt, M. G. DOBBINS, Viss^ltetoffi arum. wii^hlow»b hoothikq SYRUP, Fog CH1LDKEN TxmiiNO, greatly facili tates the process of teething, by softening tbe gums, reducing all inflammation-^win alloy All Pain and spasmodic action, and li Aim TO EMULATE THE BOWBU. Depepd mothers, it Will give rest to your selves, LIBP AND HEALTH TO YOUR IN; Wo haro put up o*d sold this article for and Cap Sat in Coubidbnce anp Truth of It what we have never boon able to say of any other medicine—Nbvbx has it Failed in a Sinolb In- •tanob To Rtfbot a CURS, when tiraoly used.— Never did we know an instance of dissatisfaction by any oie who used it. On the contrary, ail are delighted with its operation, and speak in terms of commendation of its manual effects and modf- cal virtue*. Wo speak in this matter "WHAT WR DO KNOW,” alter years of experience, and Plkdob out Rtruf ation nob tub vuLrauiNT or WHAT ws JSitu, declare. In almost every lx- » where the infant is suffering frinu pain and exluftutAtlon, relief will be found In fifteen or twenty minutes after tho syrup is adminis tered. • Full difections for uiag will acoompany eaeh bottle. Bo sore and call for "Mrs. Winslow’s Sooth ing Strut/’ having tho Cae-eimlle of "CURTIS A PERKINS” on tho out-sidh wrapper. All others are base imitations. * Bold by Druggists throeghout the world. PRICE, ONLY 35 CENTS PER BOTTLE. OFFICES—vis Fulton street, Jfew Torki »0 High Mol horn, London, Knglssd; 441 St. Pan •treat, Montreal, Canada. augSft—gfcnood GEORGIA, Fulton oounty. Thomas Savage, late of said 00an al, la aanreaeatad as having died is person having aprliod tot ad- « on his estate in terms of the lew: sped are, therefore, notUtad to i, tf eny exist, on or before the •ImucbL. Re We .Je HCNOIufc»__^ . ALHiANY AGRICULTURAL WORKS' «’.w * ‘ALBANY, N. V., HQBA.OB is- * 60 art* pbopwktobs *jr» WMXUatma. >■ ' '■ AND UOLVIIVB ttUWMtdttaU ttF THE WTEHSAL’ COTTON GIN A CONDENSER INVttttTttD AND PATttNttBD BY ■ ' HOItAaOa Ii. BUlIBr. Taste Cotton Glai aed Cosdtmaen art adaplad to Glaalag aad Cleaning ALL KINDS & CONDITIONS OF COTTON, A tt ° d aad people, Superior te all other# In usd. Abo, HORACE L. EMERY’S PATENT ' toWMBS CHAIN, AND LEVER H0S8E POWEESt SAW MILLS. “» * ‘ •’ •****&■' ■ “ 7^ ,. Doo ftDFtek Me te THRESHING MACHINES, All of whioh are offered to the publle on the moat Itbnnt tei IWClrculara nnd Puo* Luts furnished o* a^pllcatii J». »u({13—dim AKrloultural.Impleuient Dealer Speak;their own praise wherorsr planted. sepM—dAwim DAVID LAND NOTlCK. >w l« hereby given that George Wh^flUto, Rdwartl P. Smith, James Atkina, J. 11. Fuller, NCSS Wm. Jennii Edward A. rick * lnooi -/mm- i rporate powers for twenty • AtklnaTJ.Il. Fri] Her, >kwell, Joseph Wood, Dunning nnd Frede rick Ayer! have tftis day filed their^otlttbn to be * - Trntqcs f^* P —- 6 . Bt ylo andtlRii of ulverslty wli W. tt. 'viSr*™BL«, Cl’erk. 1 ’ U‘«F»»yL. NEWTON HHBKIFF’S HALE. LL bo s«y before tho Court House door, in LL bo sold before tho Court House door, in . . te city oTCovIngton, on the first Taeaday in October nexi wlthln|tbCagal bourn of sale, to the highest Didder, tbe touSrnng property, t>-witi One vacant lot within the incorporate limit# ot the city of Covington, known as lotklc -a- MUirs: on tho i city, and bounded containing ; two Mtes. more or lees. Le\ ded Oh u foe.prap,rtj of TO, Fresl.ud -fc ,«U^rae7. G MTin ’fore*£**™ , j**?!; A Regular Line of] FOR CARROLLTON, VTth&V, MONDAYS, WBDNBIDAYI AND FRIDAY*. will amriyx at smWLUjr ox TUBSDAYB, THUS!DATS AND IATDBDATD, close connection with the train for At- nt F,»W lit M. Successors to the li K4W1* era axes or n- CAHT flTEBL BATTS AND FILES, Of §l! 4e*rx1rtf<mf, Vo, 4 iiibsriy airwet . ..N»w Ter|i HOLREN ft OW«i ttO HAMUXIs D. WiLLMOTT, ACrUMBB OP . September 8,1817-wtot fPr« £<•«• AKTJ0W MOHTUAOK HHKUJFF SALlp ‘‘* rir ILL be sold before the Court liouee — — —-Jiif property, to-wit: Two now* and aulvosi levied 0® aa the property of (J. Smith, to sariafy ono rtg.gc'TT issued flora Bartow' Superior Court, in favor ot M. E. Samis A Co., against W. C. Smith. Property dearrlbotl ih tala fl. fa. • . W. L. GOOJJWJN, Sheriff scpS-wS} (Frlatar-4 fcslt) GEORGIA, G*e*nk oounty. vmrHKBBAS, William A. H Tv letoertofadtniniatretson oat ate of Washington Ledbetter, deceomd late of w J These are, therefore, te otto and reqniro all per- .. -- -- ‘ mee. if any they have, why said letters should nut bo granted. Given under my hand, at ofiloe, In Greensboro September 3d, 1887. EUGENICS L. KING, Ordinary. »ep4—wflOd _ (Prlpler'H fee f8j notic£ PPLICATION will be made to tho Court of A 1 XA. ordinary of Greane oounty, Georgia, at tbe nrst regular term after the exidratbm of two (the same Iwtng a tract ef land in Lee county, Go., containing 101 w acres, more or less,) be longing to John K. Cook, Jasper T. Cook and « ie# U. Cook, orphans of Kiisba Cook, late or county, Ga, deceased, for the purpose qf .{haying the debts and for the benefit of said or- phans. This July *4th, 18*7. (Prs fee $4) GKOHGIA, Newton county. W 12KRKAB, Thomas W. Sims applies to me Ajr letters of administration <U bonU won with tbe Will annexed of William 81ms, deceased, late of skid eountyi ^huis* tnei coacorned, do the timi >ld not be granted to the apull under my hand and official signature, OPKCIAL nUeiUon glvoa to the manufaotnre ot p our PATENT GROUND CIRCULAR SAWS; aUo, Shingle, Mill, Muloy, Gaii|e^Cross-Cut^ Trao. 81 ‘ii , £lfC l'annel, Rib' mad L Saws; also, Trimming and Folloo V.'obs, We also continue the manufacture or our well known brand ol* FILES, mado of the best English, XT' •t Steel; out by hand and fully war- >bs equal in quality to the best Hngltob. ipeotmlly solicit orrierr — prepared te fill promptly, at the fowert ratea AMERICAN HOTEL’,{ Ladies’ Parlor, i wm:. titlbjba.tjm, Hl'NUAHIAN OPTICIAN. ASB LATELY PKOB MASSViLLB, TBEKlflaES. FFKHS those who are suffering from weak or O the nve Ills „ ng. iloeflves great relief to patlsnts who have u ffu red fi-om defective vision for Bay number of year#. These s^ectgeles are scloatlfloolly adjusted best artiflolal aid to the human nrented, which nan be obtaiaefl at his < Hit glasses lost a number of years withont ebang- _ ■ leftotlve sight witFRnerriug mw within tbe tints prescrllist! by Its, whr ulrt let’ J ensacy. whether art.ins front aga, llseate,itrail, should aot lie granted toAhe emillcent. overwork, ot preaieture deoey, r 1 - sepft—w80d WM. D. LUCKIE, Ordinary [Printer's fee ffl] GEORGIA, Nbwton couhtY. S OTfCR li hereby glveir^o all persons oon- I .rjflf , _ , corned, that the estste df Green'M. MitcheU, ieceased, late of said county, is unrepresented by law admin 1st rad of the ffuperior Court, or some other fit and proper thirty days after thn publication of this —some valid objection ts made to unites his appointment. tepa-wSM [Printer's fco $tj GEORGIA, Paulding county. ^^UBBRAt^Lta Lee to me for letters ef dotoofB.V* ? 4 These i on. d4 tx*U non, upon the late of said county, dooeaaod: CITATION. Wm. M. ft R. J. Lowry w. The Northwestern aw rpHtt defoadABts are hesabr aotiled aad re- AfflWwtowfes-jfiM b«» next, then and there demand an nation of Ton the Court will a How. John ( sunmj •s to Collier, of one ike VENAJILtt Clerk, ifilstar'a ft* #4] . at, to i , _ •ay tker ana, why said letters ikenld aot ba granted the anolicant A <i gS^’un IUl,d Ud Lg»-^' Ka -**1tgSb%SB?- - . NOTICE. S IXTY DAYS after dale application wlU be ma4( to the Court Ordinary of Bartow act principle entirely his own, whleh hoe s toihrti ailed te bo correct. Office hours iVora 9 a. m. to5r V. Jf.l ^ _ r . vill be able to remain here hut a short timo only. aughTdim FOR KENT, . IOUSE. located on .streot, next lot to tbe Willingham Building log nl no rodms and a good kitchen, a good Water and other necessary improvement*. For particulars apply next sep8-49t* TvsBsr door to MATCKRfil MATCHES I TmtZ&iSSSpk, sspk-dtw Breed, ilrssl BOARDERS WANTED, 1 aloe pleee, good fore ud aodekefo oher gee— Ad.lre.4, with references, "B,” Opiataa ottoe. INTERNAL RETINUE NOTICS. UNITED 8T- CoLLBcroal I oil the real estate belong Ste of said oounty, de tef the heirs andorcdl- M UN FORD. Administrator. [Prs fee $5j eepd-wfin GEORGIA, Fulto* Coukty. WHBKBAg, Joupk Wlaeklg, agailttetraMs d4 " ws—«—Jjsttga* GEORGIA, Pauxjmeu oouett. Wtt MOMTH* after ««ta aMMaMS *» Oliver August VI, 1M7. H