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LEGAL ADVERTISEMENTS. (»B£ENK coirXT v. GEOMHI, OKEKNE CnUN’TY,—IOwm-m, John M. | Howell, Administrator upon the citrate of John J. liowell, dec’d, |K?titions the Court of Ordinary of oom>- ty for Lottery difln!»*>ry. " These are therefore to cite ami require nil peraoM con cerned to show cause, (if any they ban-) why Admin istrator elionla not he discharged at the Court ot Ordinary to bo hold in and for said county on the aVmid Monday in January next—(l*62.) , ■' Given under my hand at Ofßco in Gn on<**-lK»ro, July l«t, ,S Julv 4, (im. EIHiENIU.' L. KINO, Onl:u»rr. GBOKOtA, OKKKXK C'.CNTY.—Whowu., Kidney C. Darts Administrator de ton is von of the estate of Shadraeli Floyd, dre.-.aed, poUtions the Court of Ordinary of said county for lattera Disiau*»s‘>ry— These are therefore to cite and require all persoiu con cerned. to show cause, if any they have, why said Adminis trator should not ho discharged at the Court of Ordinal y to Ijo held in and for »<1 county on the hrnt Monday in De cember n*xt. . .. , Given under mv hand at office, inGroeiKwhoro, May 10th, I*6l. I.IGKMUfI U KING, Ord’y. til Istm in Dec. £-s KOBGIA GHKKNE COUNTV.~ Whereas. Kli ha I*. administrator upon the estate of Thomas bar rel, dec’d. petitions to the Court of Ordinary for said coun ty for Letters Dismissory. * These are therefore to cite und require all pontons con cerned. to show cause, (if any they have,) why said Admin istrator should not not be discharged at the Court of Ordi nary to bo bold in and for said county on tho first Monday in Starch next. Given under niv hand at office in Greoneeboro, August 27th, 1861. LUGENiUS L. KING, Ord. Aug. 22, til BTarth Ist, 1862. Ci.EOHGIA, GREENK COUNTY. —Two months afler •"date, to wit on the flr-t Monday iu October next, ap plication will he made to tho Court of Ordinary of said county lor have to « dl nil the real estate In longing t*> the estate «>f Matthew Walker, late of said county deceased. H AMUI'.U W A UK Ell, Adm’r. dr. bonis non of MATTHEW WALK KB, Dec. Aug. 1, W2m. NOTICE TO DEBTORS 6l ( HEDI i OfiS. << EOUGI A. GREENE COl MV. —All poisons iudobt vt\to Gejrgo 8. Tunnel, Into of said county der’ed will please make iin mediate payment, and all persons hav ing demandsfigainstsaid deceased will present them duly nroren to ihe undesigned within tho time proscribed by law. JKSfIF. W. TUNNEL. Adm r. of GKOKf *K S. Ti;NN EL. doc**L Grconosbore, 3k pt. 2uJ, I8»*l. EXECITOIIS SALE. -m-urj-jU ho Hold before the Court House door in Grceties ▼ ▼ bore, Greene county, Ga. on the First Tuesday in December next, w ithin the legal hours of sule, a tract of land situated iu said county on the head waters ul the Ogeecl.ee River, about 0 miles from Greoncsboro, contain ing about 7oo : -.j acres more or less, adjoining the lands ol L. I>. i ailton, lire. Wagnon and others, it Doing the plant atioii where >u tie* late Mrs. Ann It. Houghton lived at the time of her death. On tho premises is it dwelling house and all necessary improvements. Those wish rig to pur chase are invited to call and examine tho premises before the day of sale. .Sold for the benefit of tho heirs of Josh ua Uou Mihm. dec. i-.-d. Terms on the tiny of sale. JAMES M II iUGIIT >N. Ex. of JOSHUA HOUGHTON. deed. Oct.3, til Ist Tuett. iu Dec. RULE TO PERFECT SER VICE. Km u.y Evans, ) 1 ibol for Divorce in Unit n Supe rs. > lji.or Court, April Term. 18f-i. Thomas .M. Eva: j It appearing to the Court from the lettirn ol tho Sheriff that the defendant does not reside in tin' Count j of Fulton, and it further appearing to Klid Conn that said Defendant and > < not re-idt. in thin suite—on motion ordered by- flu* Court that said Defendant appear and answer mid libel on or before the iir*i day of tin) next term of this Court, and upon failure thereof aahl causo he considered in default, and that a copy of this order bo published in one of tho Atlauta papers unco a month lor the -p i e of four months provious to tho ir'xt term of said Court. KZ/.ARI) k CUELIEK Atty’s for Lila H int. A true ox trad from the. minutes of I’uUo.u Hapcrior Court Juno lath 1801. DANIEL PITTMAN. Dep. Ulmk. •1 uuo 20—wlm. PROFESSIONAL CARDS. WAl.Ui.it A V.rIiANP . , Attorn"}, ft !.u. . \V v.’iill ...lOnuntjr. On. Kol.ll.lSiC. )11. JA 'M'S, Kxrhaugo anil Coiled in “ . OIIIcn, A LA' -A, («.,. in lIEWi if ■ J'd.v I. and 80l l, Din' uuted t ills Order*- l a bn - V. >’■ '• Dtomc-!.! ■'.b v dry, at only 10 per rent, on « t. r.ark Bank N«w Y- tl;. Middlottm & Pi der • 0. 11. Jshehou A " And the people throw, h the Southern St ales whore L : - travel®*! to ruin,. KOBEUT 1.. OK A.WJ...1!3Y, YTholpsalo and Retail Dealer in PRODUCE A fi 0 P R 0 V i S ! 0 il S AND COMMISSION MERCHANT, (In Franklin I'.ulWng, Alabama St.) AGnntn, - - - Georgia. GENERAL REPAIRING SHOP. mHU um*eralqi»e«l la prepare** In repair X Guns, Pistols, LockH, Key a, and everything pertaining to that line, upon reasonable terum and short notice, lie also makes KEYS of auy kind and sire. Give us ft call. 8h >n directly opposite Woodruff a t <r ria A K M - .T. C. CmSOIM. DUS. ff. W. DURHAM & J. 11. BRI6HIWELL, HAVE associated themselves together in the practice of Modiciuo, stud hereby inform the public that they have permanently located in the city ot Atlanta. They offer their professional services to the public generally, and will devote themselves specially to the treatment of Chronic diseases. In connection with the regular Allo pathic treatment, they v ill combine that of tho lata Dr. L. DCFtiAM, of Clarke county, Ga. They propose to visit per sons at a distance f r the purpose of porlorming Surgical operations. I‘rompt attention given to allcommunicatioi y and calls. Otilc* on Whitehall street. July 19. f OOK TO VOUR INTEREST !! WHY ONE lIUN -1 J dred persona have been cured of I>yrpepsia, Keveu ty of Rheumatism, sixty-three ®f Headache, forty-nine ot Spinal and Nervous Diseases, thirty-two of a Cough, nine teen of Neuralgia, sixteen of Gravel Symptoms, fourteen o Sore Eyes, five of Fits, and many others of varions chroni diseases have been cured by applying to Dr. M. S. James, who treats Cl ironic Diseases >nly. Can send Medicines by Mail to those who wil write out their symptoms and- end Five dollars. IDs office Is overGunby A Cos., Broad Street, Columbus, tla. Jiui24— wly. School AANinteil! a few months or until the clo-o of tho year, a com ; mon school, by a you. g man with requisite acquire ments ro r erences, Ac. Address immediately, if at all, D. C. M , Oct. ff, w2t. ’ Decatur, Ga. Ho ! 1 oi * tlie W est, A desirable Farm In one of til© Norllixven tern I’ARISUES of Louisiana will bes dd cheap for cash, or w ill he exchanged for Confederate bonds, or for ne groes, or a town or city residence, fluid farm contain* ac.ea, 300 cleared and improved, good out buildings, rea 5 - dence containing? rooms, flue orchard, splendid well, hand some shrubbery, and all the appurtenanceH mce-ary to comfort - It is a raro opportunity fora family wishing to move, as it is within walking distance of a thriving und increas ing village with fine schools. There is an oUlceoii the pla o, making it especially convenient for the practice of n pro fession. *5, Apply to the Editor of this paper. Sept . 10, ts. !%W 11 S . JR KJL TJ M H LL JtT K, TVI. Ga. Artiste in HAIR, JEWELRY, DIVISL WORK, WIG and CURL making, established in Atlanta, Ga. iu IKO4. contb - ues the same Business, only with Larger and lielier facili ties than heretofore; aud solicits tho continuance of,tho same liberal patronage. Orders may be h nt by Mail or Express. An endless vnriet>' of specimens umy be s«w>n ot Bnmmuller’s Mttslc BtorS) Whitehall St i r MRS. BRAUMULLR’S, Private Residence, Forsyth St, JxnlT-tf. XJ HUNTINGTON, M. i>., DENTIST, JrJL. ATLANTA, GEORGIA. Olftco in Rawsou * n* •• building, corner of Whitehall and Hunter streets. Residence fir.-t horn- to the left of C«n. Yaticey’a. Ktrrafi.xcES: Mes»i*s. Rawson,Gilbert & Buir, Atlanta. Ifon. R. F. Lyon, Roach k Root, McNaugbt, Ormond A Cos. Dr. Logan, Rev. Mr. Rogers. “ “ C. M. Irvin, Albany. D. A.A'ason. Esq^ Col. VoiflOß Tifi, «• W. J. Lawton, Henry Tarver. “ JanlT-lf. The Greorg’ia Literary and Temperance Crusader. COLLEGES VND SCHOOLS. ZION HIGH SCHOOL, j W. J. NdUTIIKN, A. 51. MncipiU. MTSS .?. K. NGKITIKN, Mathematics. A. 1). 81IAHPK, A. JB. Latin and French. This well known Institution lias been In successful oper ation ui.iier present organisation, seven years. The course of ixtstiuctlon Is tlkorough, exteusivo and practical, inclu ding all the branches of u complete collegiate education. The pupils have tho advantage* of a well bclected Ajipara tus. Sthdcnts can take the stage at MiUcdgcvillo or Camming, on tho Georgia Rail Road. Circulars containing particnlur information can be had by applying to the principal. REI LICENCES. Rev. C. i\ Reman, D. D. Mt. Zion, John L. Paschal, Esq. Clay Hill, Prof. Mell, D. 1). University of Ga., Thos. Hunt, Esq.,Clinton. In. It. 11. Steiner, Augusta, J. W. Hardison. Esq. Powers'. Lrancis McLendon, Esq. Dauburgh, Hon. W. VV. H*dr, Augusta, Thomas Garrett, E-q. Colliers, S. C. Eli If. Baxter. Mount Zion, Prof. Eauford, Mofcer Univer sity. John I* Newton, 1. r] Athens, Hon. James Thomas, Sparta, It. A. McOomb, E>q., Milledgevillo, Prof. Wise, N. M. Crawford, D. D. Mercer University, Miy. James Daily, Gainesville, Fla., Prof. Johnston, University of Ga., Hon. D. W. liQWis, Alt. Zion. Smu’l Parks. Parksville, Tenn., ITof. g. Jackson, University of N. C. January, 1801. W. J. NORTHERN, Prin. IK VERT KE3IALE COLLEGE— For the J Year 1 8G 1 . BOARD OP INSTRUCTION. WML 11. SEALS, rrosideut, Professor Moral Science and Belles Lett res. Mias JOSEPHINE B. JACKSON, Instructress In French and Ornamental Department. Men. L. 11. SEALS, Instructress in Primary and Prepara torv Department. Prof. D. C. aIIUTZE, Principal of Musical Department. Mrs. E. V. BARNES. Matron and Superintendent of Hoard ing Department. This In titntionhai for its object tho liberal education of Youii-r U:idio-i It was chaiteiod l»\ the Leginbituro of Georgia, l v .'i7, and enjoys ; il tho rights and privileges of tho iii'bi liit..red Seniinaiics. Its Board of Instruction is composed us Tea«’hi-rs of lonq experience and ability; the Collrso of fltmly i> thorough, rnmprehensivc and practical; tho Dis ij.line in pareutul and humane, but Jir/n. The rates of Tuition a' less than those of ..uy similar Institution in the country. If is located in Talbottou, at thriving town of frouiffftcen to eighteen hundred inhabitants, w’hich is un surpassed in natural advantages, and is bless* and with am in telligent. refim and and Christian community. It is easy ol access, being only «■ '.veil miles from Genev.i, si depot on the Muscogee Railroad, to which plaice coaches ran twice every day,connecting with tho c:u * going both ways. Board in gihxl families, convenient to the College, or in the Steward’s Department, under the supervision ot the Principal, at from sl2 to sl4 per month, everything included. A few small girls am find good aceoumiMfotioim in a nice family at from to $lO per month. I'<u further information send for a Catalogue. With the-a.) commendatory facts, this flein *>l i-> confidently offered to the public as * i:iincntly worthy *»f pativuitge. Spring Term beghia > ■•••"-i Monday iu January, 1801. oc -d W. B. SEAI.S, Proprict CIABSVIU.E FEiffALE GOLLEGfi belongs / to the. Georgia < onfereiiee. One half its Trusteys. Mini-ter.s. Oue luilfDuymou. Chartered wilii full Colle giate powers. liof.Hed in the centre of Cherokee, Georgia, iu Cims co. Said to ho the wealthiest in the State. Situa ted on the spurs of the Blue Ridge. Eh id *•! and health ful. Lino spring and well water in the vicinity. Atmos phere pure aunt invigorating. College Building on tli-> elevated hill ne'i town. A campus of Ten acres, ornamented with Trees and Flowers, the vice:* of licaUhju! cx-Tcises for tho young Indies. B" ud at rlie lmv rate of fD> per month, an important consideration in hard tine--, teachers ail of Southern birth and education, thonm- h’y qTttilifted for th** work as signed them. Drawing, Oii-paintii Nee lie Work, Music, Modern iginguu all im rlit by competent teach r*. <■t : ' tor, no ref dl groc*»vy all *\ved in rho town, community moral anil religious. Terms: L' ! ■ t T'-rn. I- ms thir*l Monday in August; closes last Friday in November. Second Term begins s»;c ond Monday in January, el •-'es lad Elmrrday in June. Tuition per Collegiar«) .v“ *r. : -e.nlar ■ ur;c- SSO 00 Piitmiry’ “ •• 15 00 Draw ine to , -. t !. J. t.llr, Bwyi.n, Ncedg Work, «,• . h 20 U'J Y*>t ig upon nnj th< e depart t* 'Mil.-, p.yv 1h" *:. i-.i:.Mieb r~i tho Term, unh-ss i<-k nee. F. r inf ' ; applWo Me- ' ia, vis. li. AKBOOAST, Prin. j achola >• iu uth.s nii-fiv i.-n f-d-Aving li ardof In- J. U. MAY:. '.N, A *•).. t.i f- r* f' ..tin-mate N.f.nai I‘iiilf—phy, Ac. WILLIAM CUNVId. iTvifbasor of 1 -lies Lcttrea. A. G.TII').M V.;. A. M., M. I*., Pi .f-.SHor of Ancient I.an.'uages, l h>biology, HygU- At . i . HUM A]Vl), 1 ‘rofossor of Vocal and Instrumental Mn-dc MRS. P. («. BEtoSENT, lnstruclro o in French and English Rianches. M rs. UEORGE ROBJ A SON, InHlructrcas in Primary Df u.j'tno-ot. Miss STEABNI. Instructress in Ornamental Depart:m nt. Hates of Tuitim inLiwary . ; ling Latin Primary Department, for th- i ■ ni :h -is 0 Preparatory, 24 00 Collegiate cu oo Tuition In Music, D:.: v >•, • . ~i l ~i:riug. in all their brnnclie**, at tlio t. mal i•• Board, in private famili-n near the Jnslituto, at SI2. • p-.r month, exclusive *>f wash ing. Paynu ut—»nn- half in advance, th* haianee at the close of Hi .- m > • 111 -.!;. . h.r—l li.-m the time of cm trnu.o t-> the id • - ti tom.. Au ’ v.-mj jiml7 l.v \vsl.’ ) '-I-Inclpnl li & AWSON MALE ANU EK -■ MALE 1 XS'J 11Ui i:.—The next session of litis school will be-in ot. Mo.iday, tlie 14th Jan. 1801. Thoso having cliiidren to educate will find this as eligi blo tv place f.r the purp- a*, as any in Georgia. Tho society i.-. goo i, mid the temptaf .ojis to immorality are very lew. This school has been in successful operatic n for u numb ofyeara, emoying the confidencu and liberal patronagt tho community; and the present proprietor bogs tint shiv confidence and patronage* be still e xtended to the fn-titu* ti -n under iiiaadininistmt ion. The t-rnis of Tuition remain w. here tof-.re, and f.oard may be obtained cheap in good fun Hi-. *. For further par ticulars, Address A. IDM. - tiL, J'rinnipcl , junto—V,. White Plains, Ga. 1 THKUN J, ITER ARY J NcTITL J E. —!• <xt JJ >ard>wj and J)a>/ Mmol for }ou?r/ Luliti. —Under tho charge of Mrs. GEORG IE A 11ULSE McLEOD, flouthweat corner of Sharp and Camden streets, Baltimore, Maryland. This is a first-class The Course of Study is extensive and thorough. Tho object of tho Principal is to combine a high literary education with the comfort* of tt well-regulated IloM£. The situaiku is airy and healthful; attached is a largo, well-siixded play-giound; whilst the internal accommodations nro am]ilu and calculated to af ford every satisfaction. French is spoken in the fumil* Circulars, containing Terms, can ho had on application. Rr.i’;:ia:.Ni'ss.— lion. Judge Sharkey, Jackson, Mississip pi ; Major Wm. H. Chn-o, Pensacola, Florida ; CaptainW. R. Stiubiiclf, U.S. N.; I'r. A. Hold r.ml Bishop Uliwbrei er, Augusta Cos., Yirgii-i ■ SOUTII KKN TKXT Bf )()KS A NEW BIRIE3 TO R SCHOOLS & COLLEGES By PIIOF. \V H HiTO , A. Rf. Ala. EASY Eik 'ONS IX ENGLISH GRAMMAR FOR YOUNG BEGINNER:-.—12m0 half nmrocco, price 50 cents. ‘•lt in just what itn tiilo purportn, and better adapted to the wants of v-ung beirinnerh’ than any that come un der my m'. ' . '—HO.N, \N V. Pi-illlY, Supt. 1-kiucati Ala. ‘ It c«-n* iinf. a a* w nt.d 1 etter>yht**m of teaching lhau auy hitherto in u e.*’—Mi ntgoin<-ry Advertiser. ‘•ln s.'r '.phixty of plan and ch aruess of illustrati ,it cannot l>e excelled. —Mi - uri Educator. THE INTERMEDIATE GRAMMAR.—I2mo. 1* -If mo rocco, price 75 cenl.s. “Prof. Prof. Li e, La. “Iu my opinion, if wil fnpplaut every othor work of the kind’’—Ft -. : mt Talbiid Howard College. “Jtii t tw st Or uenirtr ever published.”—Prof. Ph-r- TUE HIGH PCHOdh GRAMMAR; or, an Exj-ortUon of tho Granitnaticnl Struct tire of ti e* F.ngllsli l^inguagc,— I2mo. half mordcco. i)riiH-sf. “Tb.o iloflnitions rio dear, philosophical aud precise, and tho work U an able and comprehensive treatise on English P!uloi':py.”—Boston Congregu’dat. ‘ Ti - simplest and most philosophical Grammar wohnv ev- 1 evaiuiaeu.” —AYatchman cud Ueflcotor. works aro meeting with an extensive patron- | ago, and aro pronounced by in. j • than one thousand dis- ! tiugui'hed eachcra and profi-ssors far in mlvauco of any j that have come under their notice. The only ground on which they sire fcought to your at- • tention,|H that of merit. Ifon tx thorough examioatidn. i they are found r.autingln this rc?jK*ct, judicious teacher will reject them; hut ff they stand the test of criticism, and aro “superior to all other-'.” ufl has been assorted by j numerous fluporitilendcuts of Education, Professors ar/u j Teachers, their own interest, and t lie lute rest of t-heif pu- i pi Is, will lead to their immediato adoption. or Bciiool Oißfcers, dosirous of Introducing ! cither of these works Into tho school under their charge, j can obtain them on favorable terms, by addressing the publisher. \V. S. II4RTON. T EAWTKHSr FXrHAVGE. Montgomery, Ala. MISCELLANEOUS. fD. K, JUDSON, Agent, Dealer and Worker in ITALTAN AIVD AMERICAN MARBLE, MONUMENTS, Box Tablets, Head and Foot Stonea, Furniture, Marble, Ac. furulshtd on accom modating terms. Office and Yard corner of Fouchtrce and W&iton Streets, opposite F. U. Coletnan (old stand High. Bntler A C-o.) lie is also ageul for tho sale of Iron RaiUng. August 19, 1859 ly MARBLE~ WORKS. f*s. «. O ATMAN. (csl; Manufacturer and dealer in* cplP 6 MONUMENTS, TOOMitS, Head Stones, Urns, Vases, Figures, Tablets. Center Table, Pier Table and Bureau. Tops. Bnamdbd Slate avd Marble Mantles, Iron Railings for Cemeteries and Enclosures. FURNISHING MARBLEOF ALL DESCRIPTION All Work done of the best Italian anil Amcrkfau Marble. Always on hand, a variety of Monuments both plain and carved, of sixes and prices to suit customers. Warerooms and Yard opposite Go. It. H. Z>epot, Atlanta,, G-a. June 23 ts P. P. TEASE. L. IS. DAVIS. P.EASE & DAVIS. WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALERS IN PRODUCE AND PROVISIONS, AM) COMM ISA toy Mi:i: CHANTS, 'Winsliijp 1 * IroiioFroiit PFACH-TKEE STREET, ATLANTA, - - GEORGIA. Sept. My. FOB SALE. rnwo goo*l second hand BUGGIK3 f**r sale by ] PE ASK k DAVIS. Sept. 12, lm. mwO NEGRO MKN to hire by J PEASE A DAVIS Sept. 12. lm. ~n< \ SACKS SALT h r «.!•: by PEA SEA DAVIS. Sept. 5, ts. /■"IRUSI1KI) SUG AR f.r t-aic by Vy PEASE A DAVIS. Sept 5, ts. I 5 GARS i KiuTbi /\ PEASE ft DAVIS. Sept. 5, ts. / 1 OFFER f .r salt! by V; PEASE l DAMS. S Ul HITE LEAD f.r sale by PEASE A DAVIS. Sept 6, ts. -/* KEGS BEST NAILS for .)(J PEASE A DAVIS. pt. 6, ts. | A I.( 1 PEAS? A DAVIS. JOHN F. HUGHES & CO. Dealers in I‘ANGY GROCERIES, £ C"? CW 7 Cr' 5 L>E« LEAVE TO RE 1 Mix TIIKIH UA > feign-d thank • tor iho liberal patronage them bv thcciti/.-rn of Afattbi and viciuity. Daily exnectcd. Bushels WHITEUOR N ■ SALMON, SI GAP CUP.M 1 r 5 H AVi PEL Sos BOli LL : GIG A US, of ail hi aud?; MAOKUKP.L. ia 1 i rin-1 1 , Bhl-. and Kits, superior arti LAM), by th- Ml. < • ; , t.M a very whit- and nice arti <W: t All kinds of PiIESERVF.S and PICKLES; ' COFFUU. SUGAR, CHEESE; V PORTER, ALE: BUCK WHEAT FLOUIL in small sacks; FULTON MARKET BEEF; BUFF ALO TONGUES, pickled aud smoked a drsiruble iu BACON SIDE3, HAMS, MIDDLIN' 0 •; FLOUR, In sacks; v 'GAR; T TTI-'IED WiiISKUYJ SOAPS, a "variety; CRANBERRIES; • GOSHEN BUTTER; MACARONI; h-\LT; RED and WHITE ONIONS : PlCKi .vs. bj me Jar; and many other articles, selected with taste and dMr -don and suitable for this market. For ealo by tho wholesale or retail mi accommodating terms for a low figure fn cash. Atlanta, Geo. Norcroes Buildiu tl Marietta St. M’ch 21—w3m. hiTfv 1 DEALERS EN o.> N ’ ijjSTRUMPr^f : PAINTS,OILS \ June 3,1859. DROPSY CIUEIH—Tho Undersigned proposes to cure Dropsy of every description. lie can bo seen personally five miles South of Union Point, or addressed by letter at Union Point, Greene county. Ga. The medicine can be sent anywhere, with directions for giving it. or I will attend personally, if requested and paid for my trouble, f will buy negroes afflicted with Dropsy, or euro them, e.s the owner may prefer. Satisfactory references given, if desired. 'TILES O. BROOME. State of Georgia. Greene. County: This is to certify that rny lather had a negro man af flicted with dropsy in 1853; he had been treat* ri by several physicians without any cure, vT.cn ho applied to M. G. Broome for iiis remedy, which cured inn:. Ha is still living and if* good health. Jnn IT, 1858. 11 CHAMPION. Union Point, Greene co. May 14, 1857 Th: * is to certify that 1 had a negro woman badly affic tad with Di opsy for a considerable time. Him was attended by seTcnil physicians; they failed to make a cure. I heard of M. G. Bi me and put her under bin treatment, and iu less thau a year she v.as thoroughly cured of Dropsy. JAMES DAVANT, Ponfield, Ga. Thii i:* to certify that I had a negro woman In 185S at- J lief oil with dropsy. 1 put her under tho treatment of M. G. Broome, who soon made a permanent cure of her. Union Point, Ga. TRAVIS C. CARLTON. VI J HQLEBALE PHUGGISTS - ~ Havilamd, 1 \ CmoßEsm & (Jo. Broad gtr. 2 doers from T f Globe Hotel. Augusta. Ga.. ; J- C. HAVILAND. IIAVILAND, BTEYf’NPON*. AC, W. STEVENSON^ T. W CHTCHEHTE!:, . N- ~t, Hava- ®trret. G. tl, OLMSTEAD, 11. SHELTON. Chiuleston, S. C. Importers and Job U- cf Choice Drug;, Selected Ab-dl cices, Pure Chemicals, Essential Oils, Medicinal Extracts, FJae Perfumery nnd Fancy Soapa, Patent Modiciuea, Sur gical Instruments,Trusses, Druggists' Glassware, Dyo-etniiSL together with every article comprising the slock of a Brngs gist or Physician. Druggists, PU3*«icians, Coantry Mer chants and dealers generally, who pride themselves on dealing in Medicines of the First Quality , may rely upon being suited. Orders solicited and promptly ' attended to. Agents for the celebrated Colombia Bitters. JauT ly ATN T A PRICES CURRENT. Corrected Weekly by Robert L. Crawley. BAGGING—Gnnny f yard, 21 @ 26 BALE ROPE— » 1» 6 *) BACON—ham. * S> 25 ® 27 Shoald'rs V » 5 25 @ L 6 Side... f.fc J 20 § 30 Hog round.. V lb . H w CANDLES— Sperm. _# » > @ Adamantine fl oO ® Star ..V ft> ( 1> @ COFFEE— Java * » «? Rio ♦ » } *« a CHEESE— Northern —F ti @ English Dairy »®> ' M @ FLOUR —OTipcrflue g bhl j 600 @ Family £ bbl > >,<«« GRAlN— com.kd g l«u»h{ «e © 80 Oat. g bnahj Peas V bush,: W LAKD-in barrels g » : -* @ In Kegs and Cana » lb 21 HA V— Eastern— ~~V cart / ® - u LEAD—Bar....- -V £ / ® ... Sheot —V B> ® LlME—Stone V hhd ; fe- HYDRAULIC CEM-T...11 bbl ; 325 ©IOO MOLASSES—Cnba ¥ i * 6 . ® “ Jluscv’d'o and PR# gall New Orleans $ gall ' 55 60 NAlLS—Assorted, .m kog ( * POWDER—keg rifle lb j &0 100 POTATOES—Sweet $ bush , ™ Irish Northern bbl ) 100 © 1 RICE- .' $ ft‘ * • SUGAR—New Orleans ...« ft ) 8 @ J* Clarified A sst j ~ ® \\ « B sft U 6 “ C sft Mfc @ll Loaf «ft 25 g SOAP—Turpentine, com mon ft * b © Family, pale ft '* STARCH—No. 1, pearl «ft , <& SALT—Liverpool V each * >OO SHOT—Drop W lb Buck V ft ®> SPlCES—Pepper f> 1b 30 3 ’ Giogtr ft WHEAT—Red $ bnah W ® 1 White » bush ®IW IRON—Swede 9 ft * Etowah ... Vlb t ** Baud W ft s English $ ft '* Hollow waro V ft Axles V ft SHOVELS &. SPADES* doz j ™ Springs $1 ft WHITE LEAD « ft 10 ® 11 OlL—Linseed « gal 2 60 Lard fl gal £ 250 Kerosino $ gal < 250 Sperm « gal , © Train $1 gal GLASS—BXIO, Am box / BXIO, For S5. box '! PUTTY ft CRACKERS $ ft » CANDY * lb (3 M ACKEREL. No 3 $ bbl ,15 00 % No 2... W bbl '7 00 © No 1 ty bfc’ '/ 20 00 C& EGGS ty dost 20 25 CHICKENS ty pi’ce 20 & 25 SOIdPI LEATHER f>o 75 Hemlock $ ft 7 ■• (& Oak Tan $ ft 75 CALF SKlNS—French $ doz 36 4; American doz ,28 00 @3O uo Note.—Theae are wholesale rates, and ‘W*? buying at retail have to pay a small advance «»n above prices. Clittrcli Directory. CUURCHES. PASIOKK Veiley Clmpel, (M. E.) Rev. W. J. S*x»tt. j’lin'ty, (M. K.) Rev. J. C. Simmons. <“■■•) ReT - JBr »^ First Baptist Rev. 11. C. Iloruady. Second Baptist, Rev. J. T. Clarke. First Presbyterian, Rev. J. S. Wilson, D. D. Central Presbyterian Rev. J. I». Rogers. M. Phillips. (Episcopal.) Rev. And. F. Freeman. Congregational Methodist, Rev. T. B. Lanier. 1 * rtiolk Rev. J. llassuo. | Chnstiau Rev. F. P. Perdue. | Mothodis* Vo tea tout Rev. T. Hutchings j 1861. 1861. D A v s. D a i .. -i g .. 'j >• J«li. j |l2 04 6 July! 1 234 5 6 6,7: '|olo 11 12 71 8; 9J10.ll>12(13 •3 14,15 16 17 IS 10 14 15:l*h 17 18,19 20 20 21:22 25 24 j 25 20\ .21;22 23 24.25 20 27 27! *2B j2s3o 8U 123 31: I Feb. 1, 2 Augf. i 1 21 3 3; 4 5 6; 7 8 9 4 5 C 7 8 9 10 10! 11 il2j 13 14! 15 il6 II 17 18|19!20 21 22 23 18,19 20 21 22i23 24 24 25;26i27j28 1 25 26 27 28 29i30j31 HI ’cl* j ; 1 ! lj 2,: •v 4 5: 6: 7,8; 9 Stpt. 1 23 4 56 7 10(1112 13:14 15l«i 8 9 70 11 12,13 14 17i18|19J20 21[22|23j 15 10J17,18 19 20121 24 25 1 2G:27128\29 30,' 22123:24 1 25 j 20 27128 Jill i | I lj ; 29,30 I | I j Ap’l. 1 2 3,4: 5J 0 Oct. 'lj23; 4 5 s 7 8 1 9jlo 11 12113! C : 7j 8! 9;10 11-12 14i15H6l 17 18| 191201 i 13i 14 15.16 1 7 1 2F22 23 24*25 20 *>" n/Z2; 2-5:24 25 26 ;«! *» w j : I j: 27;28:29!30 31! ! May. j 1 2. 3j 4 Nov- 1 112 5; 6! 7 8i 9:10111 ff! 4! 6 C; 7' Si 9 12113 14115 16 jl7lß , 10111 12 13 i 14! 16 il6 19:20!21'22;23 24 1 25 17 18 19120 21!22j23 2j27 j 28)29130 j 31; 1 241 26j 26 27'25129 30 Jhio - , ■ i j lj; 1 j - : 21 3 4 5 6 7 8 Dec. 1 2j 3' 4' 5! 6 7 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 8! 9;i0lll 12 13 14 16;17*18 19 20 21 22 15j16 17118j19 20 21 j ‘a3 j 24126! 20 27 28'29 22 23 1 24'25 20 27 28 1801 4 1 Ii Mi- j 29; 30 j 311 I Ii TEMPERANCE RECORD. Grand Officers, Knights of Jericho, STATE OF OEOEQIA. Term oxpiros 26tli July, 1861. J. 8. Peterson, Atlanta, Grand Chief. J. E. Loyless, Dawson, Grand Vice Chief. William G. Forsyth, Atlanta, Grand Recorder. Rev. C. W. Stevens. Sparta, Grand Chaplain. J. A. Wimpy, Dabloncga, Grand Marshal. Edward Jackson, Perry, Grand Guard. Temperance •A v GRAND LODGE of s 3mc |o, STATE OF GEORGIA. Principles.—To God we owe Obedience, Love and Wor ship; to tho world Justice; to our Brethren, Forgiveness aud Fraternity; to ourselves, sustenance and protection. Pledge.—We will not make, buy, sell or use as a beverage, any intoxicating drinks whatever, and will use all honor able means to prevent tho manufacture, use aud the traf fic therein for the use and purposes of a beverage. Government.—lst. Lodges, to which auy free-born white male person, possessing a good moral char acter, of sound health aud of the age of fifteen years and upwards, who acknowledge and believe in the existence of an Almighty God. The Father, Son and Holy Spirit, The Creator and Preserver of all things, to whom they are ac countable for every thought, word and deed, may be admit ted to membership; and any lady conforming to the forego ing requirements, to honorary membership 2d. Grand Lodges, composed ol the Chief Officers and rep resentatives front the Subordinate Lodges. Form of Application for a Subordinate Lodge Charter. To the Grand Lodge Knights of Jericho, Stale of Georgia: The undersigned free-born white citizens of sound health and past tho age of fifteen years, each and all of whom ac knowledge and believe in the existence of an Almighty God, the Father, Son and Holy Spirit, tho Creator and Pro se* ver of all things, to whom we are all accountable for eve ry thought, word and deed, believing the Order of Knights of Jericho to be iu harmony with those great principles and well calculated to advance tho cause of Humanity. Temperance and Charity, most respectfully petition your honorable body to grant them a Charter to open a Lodge of tho Order, to be located iu , post office, county of , State of , to bo known aud hailed as Lodge Knights of Jericho, of the State of . If grant | ed, we pledge our sacred honors, as gentlemen, individually ' and collectively, to be governed by the Constitution, laws, ! rules usages of the Grand Lodgo and the Order at ! large. Enclosed is tho fee for Charter, Constitutions and j Odes—Ten Dollars. Tho Grand Lodgo of Georgia reserves t« itself the exclu- I «ive l ight to constitute Subordinate Lodges of the Knight* of Jericho within its own jurisdiction, aud also an equal j right with other Grand Lodges of the Order to constitute i Lodges in any other State, Territory or Province in which there is no Grand Lodgo of tho Order, when proper appli ! cation is made, and will hold Lodges thus organized under j its jurisdiction, givihg them the same rights and privileges ! ls are allowed to subordinate Lodges in its own jurlsdic ; tkm until such time as any three or more Lodges thus con stituted, located In any 0110 State, Territory or Proviuce shall havo formed and orgauized a Grand Lodgo for them i >elves, having a Grand Constitution, laws, rules and usages j conforming to those of this Grand Lodge, whonfts furis- I diction over said Lodges shall cease. All petitions to the Grand Lodge, Knights of Jericho, State of Georgia, for Charters to open new Subordinate Lodges of the Order, or communications seeking info>ma tfoa !n relation to the Order, should be addressed to WM. G. FORSYTH, G. R. K. 01 J. Atlanta, Ga. mi (imiii BOOK AND JOB PRINTING DEPARTMENT. THE MOST COMPLETE ESTABLISHMENT IN THE WHOLE COUNTRY. We are prepared to execute upon the most REASONABLE TERMS Every species of Printing! An.] as 10 the character and style of our work WE CHALLENGE COMPETITION. We print Os all kinds in the most superior manner, and upon terms as reasonable as any Northern House, and while there is such an establish ment iu Georgia, no one can have any excuse for going out of the State to have Hooks or a nythiug else printed. We print PAMPHLETS, (Os all kinds and sizes,) CATALOGUES, PROGRAMMES, CIRCULARS, HANDBILLS, CHECKS, NOTES, CARDS, DRAFTS, BILL HEADS, LETTER HEADS, NEWSPAPERS, RAILROAD BLANKS. -A-ZEsTID POSTERS, Os any size and in any and ALL COLORS. We turn off work with Great Dispatch, Auil all orders from abroad will receive ' frompt Attention. THE CASH Will be required in all cases when we deliver the work. OUR R. R. SCHEDULE. GKui,\, : V railroad! Ae.-t;.*, i<‘ .Gl.'.nts, 17! : Fare, iS-080. TOWNOE. Sop*’ MORNIXU PAS.-RNOKR THAIS Leave* Atlanta Daily, nt..l 7 00 v m Ynive* hi Angn-tu 555 M ijearex August • dailey. at s 3i) » v Arrive** at Atlanta *7 15 i» m NIGHT PAP 'ENG MR TRAIN. Lea* e* Atlanta daily. .0. > ~ 4,) .. M at Augunu' 4S Leave* Augneta at ... **.. **. *4 Arrives nt Atlanta ~..... . ..7/.”’.......’’’..' ’2 05 v Thw road run:* iuqanaoction with the tmiui of the South t arolina and Savannah and Antm-dn Railroad*, nt A isru-o > ATLANTA & Y>. POINT R. It. ■ Atl it:, to \\ .I*. lilt, 87 l.til W; $3 60—OBO. ti HUM. RoprnaU t.iirul, DAY PAS:TX,, TfTrST > Leave, Atlanta .tniiv, .it •> Arrives Ht West Point ’ ’ ~ 5 , „ Leaves West Point Daily, at ’ , ;i» v Arrives at Atlanta..-......'. ."..’.’"’.6 18 p jt w. & ATLANTIC (STATE) R. R. Atlanta to Chattanooga. 138 mdo**, f aro f5 —.John W.LsVii* Siiporintendctnt. DAY PAHiENGEII TRAIN. Ueavtfj Atlanta at 102i» a m Arrives «t Clmttau;>ogn 7 uop U*-avccß Chattanooga at 1 45 a m Arrives at Atl »nt« «nt io to a m NIGHT ! \ --I NS! U TRAIN. heaven Atlanta .6 00 p m Arrives al Chattaucogu 5 35 a v leaves Chatraiifoga at T. 4 00 p m Arrive® Atlanta at -i ,o \ m DA Y I’ASSKN •*UK—DOWN. Leaves Chatt.iuooga at.. 1 45 a m Arrives nt D»*lton. 4 i 5 \ m Arrives at NIGIIT FASSUNOIvIt—DOWN. Leaves Chattanooga 68» p m Arrives at Dalton 9 20 p m Ai rives at Atlanta 4 00 a m Connects with the great New-Orleaus A New-York Mail R(.nto4 times a day through Hie ton valleys (Italy of At.ioi ch.) Bpleuilld sreuery un i- leninteons fare. MACON &, WESTERN It. li. ff Macon to Atlanta 102 miles, fare f-4 50—-Alfred l. TliiJf Suoerinteadeut. Macon & Weskkun R. K <;■>. M •- on, Ga. July 30. lfci On iindaft.sr Sunday. Am t 1 ‘ ;b. tho Passenger train will run as fallow--: Leave Mncnu, at ..'<f.7H.7T35 a. Arrive at Atlanta . 4pm Leave Atlanta, at ..11 A M Arrive at Macon o i C r m Tho 11 00 h in train from Atlanta cou-ecta at Macon with Cc-tral R. R 10 00 p m for flnvannah. and S. W. R. R. at 11 45 p m for Columbus. CENTRAL RAfL ROAD. Gxo. W. Adams, General Superintendent. On and after Sunday Fob. 26th, tho trains will run a follows: Leave Savannah 10 0«> a m 130 p m and 1110 p m Arrive in Macon 8 55 a m and 11 05 p in Arrive in Augusta 0 30am and 6 35p m Arrive at Milledgevillo 12 30 p ni Leave Macon 10 00 a m and 10 00 p m Arrive at Savannah 729 am... 7 45 p m and 10 40 pir Arrive at Augusta 630 a m and 635 p m Leave Augusta 12 30 a m aud 215 p ni Arrivo at Savannah.. 7 29 a m and 10 40 p m Arrive at Macon 8 55 a ni aud 11 06 p iu Trains that leave Savannah nt 10.05 a. nt. only run to Millcn, arriving there at 3.10 p. ni. connecting with 10 a.m. Macon train to Augusta. Passengers taking tho 2.35 p. nt. train at Augusta, will leave Milieu 6.60 p. ni.and arrive at Savannah at 10.40 p. m. Passengers by 11.10 p. ru. from Savannah, will go through direct to Augusta. Passengers by either 1.30 or 11.10 p. r.t. trains from Savan nah for Macon, or points beyond, will meet with no deten tion at Macon. Pascengore for Atlanta, or points beyond, on W. & A. K R. will leave Savannah on tho 1.30 p. in. train; for Milledge ville and Eatonton, on 11.10 p. m. train; for S. W. It. It. be low Fort Valley, on 11.10 p.ir. tv:i:u; those for Montgomery Columbus, etc. by either train. Passengers front Augusta, i<>r fl, \V, Ga. should take the 12.30 a. m. train* to avoid detention at Macon. Those for Columbus, Montgomery, Ac. may take either train. Trains connect at Macon vv. !; Macon & Western trains to Griffin uml Atlanta and the We . ; also, with fc?. West trains to Albany. Cuthbert, Eulauln, Fori Gaines, Americus, Co lumbus, Alontgpmery, Ac., and at Millcn with Augusta and Savannah It. Jt. to Augusta and tin- north ; at Savannah with tho tri-woekly steamships to New York; also, with steamships to Philadelphia and Baltimore. By this change in schedule, the connection both ways, at Augusta, with tho South. Carol-mi Rail Load, is secured, and passengers will havo uo detention at Augusta or Millon, a» heretofore. Feb. 27 wn i u aac «- usrrja. ■;• n i — stmmmmm —» DEOPSY In all its Forms €L*j bo Cured. undersigned, iu presenting this CARD to J. public, feels conscious of his ability to grapie success fully with this fearful disease, which has for ages proved a terror to tho medical profession. Having devoted a series of years to the invt Btigation of this particular department, in my professional labors, 1 havo for the l ist three or four years succeeded in arresting this fcariul disease in its fatal progress, and iu restoring to health those who otherwise would have been born to a primature grave. The undersigned is a native Georgian, educated in the State, graduated in the Medical College of Georgia, and has been a regular practitioner for twenty years; but like all other sos my profession, was unable to grapie success fully with this disease, until within the last three or torn years. As regards rny confidence in my ability to euro Dropsy, I propose to treat any f use that may bo brought to me free of profetoional charge, it 1 do not relieve tho cose. And ns evidence of my buocohssi will refer the public to a few oftlie cases that have been treated successfully— whose certi Hearer: l have in possession, or who would te*ti ty to my unparalleled success. Antonio Riv.ina, a French* gentleman, *»i a peculiar case of general Droppy, who had availed hiuiselfdf The best skill of New Orleans, of Hava na, Washington City and Charleston, 8. C , of three years stauding. Charles Todd, cf Kingston, Ga., of the most desperate case of Gem-rid Dr-<psy—his lower extremities having bursted more than a dozen times, and who was 7L years old. Mrs. l>. Montgomery, of general Dropsy, who was ex pectod to dio for many days before she waa put under my treatment. Mrs. L. J. Thompson, of Abdominal Dropsy, who hf%at been tore© years laboring Under this disease, and treated byr every school of physiciaus. and her only relief for eighteen months before 1 treatad her was from tapping, which had to bo repeated every two to four.weeks. I hr.ve comfortable rooinfc to hccmximodato as many as may feel disposed to avail of tiie benefit of my’ treatment. All those who are to pay will bo treated free o professional charge, and ail who aro able to pay, subject to contract. Whore there is uo relief afforded, thin e will bo no pro fessional charge. The undersigned enu be consulted, personally or by let ter, at the City Hotel, Atlanta, Ga. NONE NEED DESPAIR* T. H. DOZXSR, M. P.