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LOCAL ITEMS. SIOO Challenge! —It is stated that «he tablespoon fill of English Female Bit ters contains as much medical properties as on.- bottle o 1 any ot the advertised grog shop Bitters of the day, oaJ the proprietors oiler a challenge of SIOO. Call And Buy It. Asit Is sotne-.vhai etnbarrassing to rue to ask for money even after l have worked for it, I will just say to all whom it may con cern yon,will do me quite a favor by handing me theGreen-Baeks for thisnnd last years unsettled accounts. i I'you have the money with you,Jam! ] hope. will, wall on me, either in the shop or on the street, for l shall lmvo it iti my pocket, and tie glad to wait on you as I was w hen your work was done, hope nil will attend to this Uj the 15th inst this Ist Doc. 1870. ’W. l>. WAVKE. —Win *iQs^BP>ri«w.-ctg3»a»p^3fcawv-?j-a ,^afaa.*jscaaiw^— smews y»mn Local and Advertisements crowded out diis week. JC3?~ Notice.—A line lot of liquors just received under St- Cloud Hotel, also confectionaries. So call at St. Cloud Hotel Look Out. —My Book must be closed by the first day of January next, to save cost, you must come and settle your accounts. B. L. Lanier. (3t.) Notice. —The subscriber has 40 or 50 bushels of Early Egyptian or Roper corn for sale, w hich can bo found at the store of C. G. Nowell: This corn is earlier than any other variety I know of; planted early the fodder can be pulled in July, and corn dry enough to gather in August Yields well and of medium sized ear price $1 per gallon or $6 per bushel. B. 8. Sheets. Dkci.mer Oth 1870. P. B—l paid $0.75 ots for a Peck last sprit);. and think my money weii invested. (-47 ts.) B. 8. Shhats. A Fine Plantation for sale.—l offm for sale my farm—situated two miles North of Monroe —consisting of udO acres more or less. It i* wen unpr.-ved : A neat<i.Uuge Ilona-- 3 room*. It .*• house, dairies. (.'.thins, B>: rr. anti atn- Idet, Blacksmith f.liop, Gin House and packing Screw. Several branches trav erse the farm—The fences rrs in good repair. A large srea of virgin forest* in fact everything that a farmer co'ald wish. The location is healthy, water good market convenient, chu.'.vlies and schools within two miles. Call and examine the plantation Prices reasonable. ts Mr*«. E. 8. Xoteu. Well Done. —The returns I'rotu So cial Circle precinct are an honor to that community. The 1) .n »cr-d - there, are trade of the- right kind <■; Stull". IL-tUvisg they ere rigid, they are u;-l>h r airaid nor .‘.slian. and t m il.t:.in thei cruse. Ail honor U that l’rei in t. A cold Ni-jht Sii<i -tivi FiesuR —La Tuesday night was the coldest <>f the season and one. might suptr-se te.at the result was frozen pigs am. dead cows E.id fro*-t Id; iambs an i hen* hanging slid' fr<>zvn on the perch and the roos tor's crow hard frozen in his throat and many other things of a chilling char acter, hut we- nisk • quite a differant re cord. Not less than fifteen couples were united in the holy bonds of wed lock. Ash! what rare they if the winds howl around and the snow falls fast and everything else freezes—they are warm? Johnston Crews A Cos., —The card of this firm appears this week iti our col- j unins. Our good and clever merchant I friend Mr. W. F. Baker is in this house. This house docs a large business,which by its fair dealing and promptness, it merits. We can cheerfully com mend it to *ll our country and village mer chants. And then there is that aifa Me, good-natured and business man Mr Baker who will be sure to give ail his personal lriends (and they are le gion) special attention. That Christmas Tree.—Mines. Bul lard and Tuck, have prepared a huge Christinas Tree. It is loaded with all sorts of nice things for the little folks. Dolls for the girls,wagons for the boys, purses for the young men and work boxes for the ladies, china setts fl w er vases, afcr-gur.s, pop-guns anti bona fide pistols. Horses for the littU ones to ride and trotting gigs to match. A jumping monkey to make you laugh and birds that can nearly fly, roosters crowing, cats mewing and hens cluck ing. Candies as sweet as sugar and everything else that can make a jolly time for Christmas with the little pco pie. Albums to hold the pictures of the loved and Bibles to tell of life and that beautiful river that Hows by the throne of God. Terms of admission 50 cents, which buys a ticket number ed to correspond with some article on j taie tree »nd entitles the holder to that 1 article, Drawing to be had on day right in the parlor o* urs. Bul | lard. I't -'J the boys and girls in i town a id '-ouistry ccm e — there are co j blanks, a pri-e for arch ticket. | Sad Gh-'otiag Affirzy. —Ou yastwdey ; a sad ar.d fatal affray took place w j our streets, i 1 which Ambrose I'r.^or, | was knocked down and his nose bruis ed, William Eason, his brother, vraa | shot through tho left arm, the ball 'lodging in the side of his body, just j buried under the ekin and George Ea ; son, another biot!rer,wa;s shot through i the head. after which be never spoke | but died in a few moments. The par I ties who did the fatal shooting, as we could beet learn, were Dave and Rufua Simmons. 11l feeling: had existed for j some time between the two families. I Our rap;r.—Nearly one year has I been completed and The Witness is ! still giving in t-diinony. We are thankful to an indulgent patronage for the favors shown ue. We intend to make it a better paper still and hope that every subscriber will renew as his time expires and bring another new one with him. As alr ark of its appre ciation every issue goes to some new home. Will not every family iu Wal ton support and encourage it? Next week being the anual jubilee with all i laborers we will get out no paper— ithe printers want to see Christmas. Election For School Commissioners, —The Ordinary, under instructions from Gov. Bullock, lias ordered an j eku lion to be held in the several Mili ; via district* for county School Com i mi.-r.doners. We urge upon the eiti - the important c of this election. ! If we. in- ;b i.-t it and elect no eonimis- l siouers tills onnty loses its part of the ■Siiiool fun!. Will not every citizen conic* out at their respective Court ground- <s:>. tli.-.t day and vote? Elect ; enterprising men —men who have the ! ediu ation, tb.e moral and mc-ntal devel , opmer.t, o. fa** children at heart. The I law, it is true, may have some objec tionable features, blit timely prudence laud action will prevent many evils.— j Lot us have a full expression from the poop *. By reference to the Ordinary's ! order it will be seen that the Ist Sat ; urday in January is the day and that i each district is entitled to three Trus | tees and one county Commissioner. 1 ImprovGßiont.—Col. Davis’ office is : no.r occupied by oar young and prom ! isin-z lawyer, Samuel (7 Dunlap Esq., land Is undergoing the process of re ct-iv ng a ne w dress oi rough casting at the hands of Mr. James Baker. It adds grectly to the appearance of the building and will contribute much to j ihe protection of tho walls. Why 1 should n-.t our whole brick block be | thus fi:ii,!i( and oil? Mr. Baker is the j man—give him the job. MARRIED. Ju the afternoon of 22nd inst. by Rev. G. A, Nunually Mr Josinh F. Green and Miss Nancy J. Wilkins—ail of Waltou county Ga. Ou the niglit of the 22nd lust fit the r< sidcnce of Mrs. Kughes,by Rev. J, M. Stillwell, Mr. Lewis C. Kilgore and Miss Holly M. Hughes, all of Wal ton county Ga. f.icra Land For Sale. I will aeil to the highest bidder in the town of Monroe or the Ist Tuesday in January 1871, the following tract of land: 233 acres on the road leading from Mobley’s to Mrs L 1). Bursoas, adjoining lands of Bui son Win. Smith and others—loo acres in good cultiva tion, 60 acres fresh and 100 acres in the woods. Terms hslf cash and half 12 month’s time with interest from date. J. N. Bmith. Pursuant to an order of ordinajy of Walton county the Executor of Win. Brooks deceased wtll soli before the Cosht House door in the town of Mon roe on the Ist Tuesday in February ! 871 191 acres of hind, being part (of lot .No. 4-5 and 4th district—Walton (county belonging to the estate of Win. i Brooks deco.'. ■d. Terms Cash. I Dec. 24)h 1870. O. H. Brooks. | (ts.) Exr. 1 Social Circle Gigli School, Mixed At tho AcftdetnjF. ' Hus. Ei.len Hammond, Principal. ! Mbs. Makiarkt Gi.ihkr, Assistant, Exercise* resume Wednesday, 13th Feb arv Terms for scholastic year—Primary De partment, $13,00. English Departments,--- S7,oa Latin and higlae. Mathematics, 20, 00 i Incidental, 1,00 : Music, 40,00 I Boar 1 sl2,r>o, tosls per month. | Two .Business Houses for Sale or I Rent, in tlie town of Monroe. Apply to J. «. SMITH. j , -uIIXSTON. A. J. CREWS j M. BRAWLY. A. 8. J. I‘JtRItY. W. F, BAKER. with JOHNSTON, CREWS A Cos. I Importers and Wholesale dealers in Sta {pis and Fancy DRY GOODS, I Motions and small Ware. 41 Hsyne strest, I | iTiarleston, S* C. | “MONROE PHICtS CKUREN T~ > CORRECTED WEEKLY. ; Oorrox.—^Selling De. . 13'i i Dry Goods. —Prints, "Jp yd, 10 <g 12f* ' Delaines, -- - - 25 @ 40 i Bleached Shirting, - 12 25 | Birl Ticking, per yard, 20 (® 45 | Provisions. — bbl. 7.00 @19.00 l Corn, per bushel, - @ 100 Peas, per bushel, - <g 100 Meal, per bushel, - @9O Wheat, per bushel, - 1.50 @1.75 | Bacon, liog round, per lb. 20 @ 25 ; Lard, per pound, - - 25 @ 25 | Sweet Potatoes, per bushel, 60 @ *0 I Egg** P er dozen, 25 @ 3o i Butter, per pound, - - @ 'io j Groceries.— Sugar, per S> 15 @ 20 j Coffee, per pound, - - 23 @ 45 Tea, per pound, - - 1.50 @ 2.00 ; Molasses, per gallon, - GO @ 75 j Candles, per pound, - - 15 @ 60 Cheese, per pound, - - 20 @ 30 Crackers, per pound, - 20 @ 30 Onions, per busnel, - 1-50 ffi 2aXT Candy, i>er pound, - 30 @1 40 Soda, per lb. - - 10 @ 15 l*!sek Pepper, per pound, 46 (2 50 Ginger, iK*r pound, - - 35 @ 40 Tallow, per pound, - 10 @ 12 Dried Fruit, per bushel, 2.00 @ 4.50 Rice, per pound, - - 12 @ 15 Mackerel, per kit, - 2.50 @ 2.50 Salt, per sack, - - @ 2.75 Chewing Tobacco, per lb GO @ 1.25 Smoking Tobacco, per S> 50 @ 1.00 Maccaboy Snuff, per pound, 1215 @ 1,00 Cigars, per thousand, - 35.00 @125.0 Iron, Swedes, - - 8 @ 10 Weeding Hoes, per dozen, S.OO a 9.00 Trace Chains, per dozen pair, 9.00 a 12,00 Northern Boots, per pair, 4.00 a G.ftfi Shoes, pier pair, - 1.50 a 4.00 Sole Leather, per pound, 30 a 40 Upper Leather, per pound, 60 a 76 Dry Hides, ;ier pound, - 9 a 12 Gunny Bagging, per yard, 28 a 30 Iron Ties, per pound, - 10 a tEGAL ADVERTISEMENTS KTOtice. I have filed with (lie Ordinary of Walton county application for leave to sell at pri vate sale vacant lot No. 6!) in the !sth Dis trict of Tailor county Ga. belonging to the estate ot of Thomas M. Christopher ceod. Notice is hereby given to all persons con cerned to show i ause it any they can, üby such applications should not be granted at the January term (1871) ofWalton Court of Ordinary. R. J. WILSON. 46-ts. Exr. I have filed with the Ordinary of Walton county application for leave to sell one house «n*: iot. in Loiujnsvillc in said coun ty belonging to tin* esfjfte of Jesse A. Carter deed., late of said county. Notice is hereby given to all persons con cerned to show cause if any they can why such application should not be granted at ihe January term 1371 of Walton court tV Ordinary. L. G. CARTER, 46-ts. Admr. GEORGIA, Wai.tos County. Notice is hereby given that I havs filtd j with the Ordinary of said county an appl! ■; cation for leave to sell the wild um uliivaiy i | lands belonging to the estate of Barnet M*- com deed., lying in other counties, at pri vatesale. Whirti application will be lieafd at the January Term of Walton Court, *' Ordinary IS7I. Nov. 22,1870. NANCY MAf.COM, Admix, of B. Maleoiu, deed., f IGHT, PLEASANT AND PRO iLJ El TABLE EMPLOYMENT guaranteed to persons in every part of he country. Suitable for Ladies or Gentlemen, Boys or Gills. Address XIX CENTURY Publication Cos., Charleston, 8. C., JSar TO COTTON GROWERS. J£s I have bought a new Gin, warranted to make tlie best of lint, and as much as any other Gin. The whole machinery is in good order. 1 expect to give my iktsoiir! attention to the business. 1 invite custom and promise faifdealinganddispatch in the work. jog 1” Toll for ginning i* the fifteenth. S5-*t. " G. A. J. ADA MW. W. H. THOMAS, M. D.— RESIDENT DENTIST, M*&rsc, :::::: Georgia. T 1 ENDERS his services in the Practice • f DENTISTRY in all the Mott Improved branches of the Science. Te«(h Extracted without pain,by the Nitrous Oxide Gas. Having graduated in Medicine, and practiced the same ten years, and Dentistry five years, lie claims ajudge ment more mature than a mere novice. He is a citizen of Monroe, and feels re spansible for all the work lie does. All work done at the rates of regulsr re tpecfable Dentists, end will take care of his patients during their stay with him, free of charge. Le refers to thn«c for whom he has work ed, in Walton, Clarke, Newton, Oglethorpe, Jackson, Morgan and Gwinnet. •’l’liesetre his jewels.” l-fcf. GLENN A DUNLAP, ATTORNEYS AT LAW, Monroe, Walton Cos., <4*. Will give prompt attention to all busin«M entrusted to their c*re. Sam'l C. Dvki.av, Monroe, Ga. v l-i2) J. N. Gusnii, Lawrenceville,Ga. JOHN W. ARNOLD, ATTORNEY * COUNSELLOR .A.*; Law, MONROE, - - - GEORGIA. Will Practice In the Superior Courts In the Counties of Walton, Clarke, Morgan, Kewton, Gwinnet and Jackson. Also in the Supreme Court ot Georgia, and the District Court of the United State* for the Northern District of Georgia. * (1-52.7* ». St. TIIIU w. t>. m’dajoxl. Walker Sc WcDauiel, ATTORNEYS AT LAW, Mowaoc, : Gno*#ia. »-ts IladTware. No. < Bioad itreet ATHENS GEORGIA. CiW-rT, g:tr«, iron, steel, nails, hollow-; war%*iose-, cotton gin ', cane mills *nd evaporators,horse powers and threshers and j agrionluiral implements generally. IS—l>tu. BUMMEY * NEWTON. SEPTENNIAL INSTITUTE. Dll. RUSSEL L’S SEPTENNIAL MEDICAL INSTITUTE 42 North Court St., Memphis. THIS Institution, incorporated hr the State of Tenncsse, is a legalzed Association | ofScientific Physicians and Surgeons devot ed to tiie treatmens of patients, and ijwtruc tions in the theory and practice of the CHEMICAL SYSTEM OF MEDICINE. t? is devided into the following departments: Female Department.— ln this depart ment every complaint known to woman is treated with unvarying success. | • Caslxk Defaetmekt.— Cancer* and tu mors are here cured in ninety-eight cases oiit of every hundred. Drpartment for Heart Diseases.—ln this department this formidable disease is treated with the most gratifying result*. Department for Skin Diseases.- Eve ry form ofskin diseases permanently cured here. Consumption and Catarrah Depart ment.—The Professors in this department have made many important discoveries in \ the treatment of lung, throat and nose dis- ieases. Eye and Ear Department. —Theeyeand ! ear most tenderly and triumphantly treated. I Confidential 1 Department. —Devoted to | the exclusive treatment of a class of mala dies,nameless here,hy an able professorship. Surgical Department.— We daily per form the most important operations known to surgery. All affairs of a private character held sa credly confidential. $3§T Office hours from 8 o’clock in the morning till 6 o’clock in the evening. Open every Sunday forenoon,from 9,a. m. to 12 m. J. R. RUSSELL. M. I)., Consulting Physician. J. C. Watson. Secretary. J,. G. Varrkn, Treasurer. A treatise on all diseases free es charge to any address. 11-ly. JOHN i’ELKER, Has just received a well selected stock es, DRY GOODS, Consisting of WINTER FEINTS, DETAINS, POPLINS, ALPACAS, SILKS, etc., MEN'S GOODS, Cassimcrc-s, Joans. Satinetts, Ready Mad* Ciotaisg. SHOES, Boots, GAITERS, Children's Shoe* etc., DITCHER'S BOOTS- Hats nud Cape, Latest styles of IIATS for Ladies. Trimmings, Laces, Buttons etc., ia a btindance. HARDWARE AND GROCERIES, BAGGING AND TIES, Saddles and Bridles, Collars, Whips ete. Call and examine my stock betor# buying elsewhere. 38 ts. ESTABLISHED IN 1850- ATHENS GEORGIA HOUSE POWER'S. TIIXreSIXOnB cfct WHEAT-FANS. ATHENIAN and PULTON Horse Powers. EXCEL THRESHERS, 20 and 35 inch Cylinders. IMPROVED <• “ “ 16 x 24 inch Wroughf-'eylincler, the safest thresher made. Drives either t>y lielt or by tumbling rod from the Pulton Power. IMPROVED SOUTHERN FAN -211 ILL, Pronounced by those who use them the hea in the market.. Manufactured, and for Sale by th« A-tliens FOUNDRY & MACHINE WORKS. Also manufacturers of the. FARMERS SUGAR Oli CANE MILLS. iSimple tui strong) Bark-Mills, Mining a'vl Mill-Machinery,Mill and Gin Gearing, Iron and Brass Casing. Ac., Ac. Smithing and Repairing promptly exe cuted. R. NICKERSON, Agt. Athens Ga. K. O'DONNELL. JAMES BURKE. O’DONNELL A BURKE, Grocers AND COMMISSION MERCHANTS 216 Broad Streei, oppo-ite ths National Rank Asgasta, fi». rW-fm DR. FRANCIS S. COLLET, DRUGGIST AND APOTHECARY Monroe, Ga., Respectfully announces to the publis that he has on hand a good assortment es Pars Medicine* for tha Medical Profeasiea. til for Family ass. He alw keeps Darby’s Pre phylaetle Fluid, Phllotoken or Female'. Friend, Brad field’s Female Regulator, M .or chises’ Uterine Catholicon, WhiteoaV* Remedy for Asthma, Sad way’s Kandy Re lief, Mrs. Winslow’s Soothing Syrup, Mexi can Mustang Dimmest, and other Liai- i ment, AUoock’a Porous Plaster*, and reas; ; m<;n Plasters, Trusses, Pessaries, and a va riety of Syringes, Toilet Soap, Castila Perfumery of all kinds, Tooth Powder* ’ Tooth Brashes, Hair Brushes, LHy Whit Hair Pins, a superior quality es Hair Oil Flavoring Extracts, English Soda, whit and brown Ginger, Spice, Cayenne and Black Pepper. Copperas, Indigo, Madder Extract of Logwood, Starch, Laundry Seap, Bar Soap, Georgia Dyes, Ac., Ac., Ae. is also Agent for tha sale efDr. Tan’s Stan dard Preparations. All the above article*, with many ether*, he will sell low for cash. Please call and examine stock and prices before purchasing ■elsewhere * (1-ts.) ;W. L. CLAY & CO., Wholesale Liquor Dealers, ! AND COMMISSION MERCHANTS No. 1 Granite Block, Broad St., j ATLANTA,": : : : : : GEORGIA. Trice List. X. 4Y. P. per gallon, SI.OO XX. 1.15 Tenn. Corn Whisky. gal. $1.25(32.26 “ Rye “ *>• 1.50(33.00 Robaraon “ “ 2.00® 4.00 Clay Bourbon “ 1.50®8.00 “ XXX “ 1.2502.00 “ Kentucky BelL 2.0005.50 j Lee’s Best, per gallon, 5.0004.50 j Kentucky Marshall,per gal. 2.0005.00 | Old Crow, per gallon, 2.50(37 00 ! Holland Gin, “ 6.50 : Tom Gin. per gallon, 5.50 j Cognac Brandy, per gallon, 4.00 Peach “ - “ S.OO Apple “ “ “ 2.50 Rum “ •* 2.50*4.00 [ Wines " “ “ 5.00^5.00 J&r Also receiving l*>-ga lota of Corn : on consignment. I WINSHIP’S IRON WOR.IS.S. ATLANTA GEORGIA. Steam Engines, Saw Mills, Mill | Machinery. j “IMPROVED COTTON GINS,” “BROOKS COTTON PRESS,” Lever Horsepower—for Threshing or Ginning. Threshing machines, Sugar mills, Gin gearing Ac.. Ac. £7*Send for circular and price list. WINSHIP.A BRO. 20-Cm. Atlanta. G*. Don’t Forget to cell on Jst«. M Shep ard to get your I eat Tobacco and 1 ine Li quors. 2-;f. Females, old and young, who have so long been troubled with some female com plaints, should not despdr. let us whis per words of comfort. You can lw cured. You can he snatched from the monster wliich has so long prostrated and paralyzed your whole system. You can regain your health, your beauty, your strength and buoyancy. Take courage, despond not, os cheerful; a remedy is at hand, prepared by experienced physicians, specially for just such diseases as afflicts you; and a- the profession are using and prescribing this remedy with ranch success, we feel proud in calling your attention to it. It comes high ly recommended, and we earnestly advise all suffering females to use this gre it femaia | medicine at once. We allude to the “En glish Female Bitters,” advertised in an other column. AT IMPORTANT NOTICE. jBC H. L. SPENCER * CO., Agents, Central Georgia. Real Estate Agency, Branch Office at Rail-road Hotel, Social Circle, Ga. Owners of Farms, Town Lots, Water Towers, or other Real Estate, and wishing to sell would do well to send in discretion and have their property noticed In our Northern and Western lists. A vast number of land seekers from North i and 44-041 will be in attendance at the Oeto tier State Fair in Atlanta, and now is the time to let your places be known it you wish to sell this Fall. You incur no expense whatever unless sales is made. Blank description forms can be had at this Office or that of Soituern Wu-vi ss. 32-2 m. BcggieS, BUGGIES, BuGGixS. If any body wants fine buggies, cheap buggies, buggies that will do good service, i let them call on J. L. MTTOHELT.. He ha* i eom* on hand es the beet material and l.v ! feet itrle. n-ts ! j Notice. All persons Indebted to the estate of Row land Vaughan, late of Walton county deed., are hereby notified to make immediate pay ment to tiie undersigned, and those having i demand!against said dilate will please pre j sent them in terms of the taw. JXO. T. EDWARDS, 44-7*. Admr, I—■ - ■ ■ I ' NOTICE!. All pernor.* indebted to the estate of Men* “ tin Dial, late o: W'aLon county, deeease<V are hereby required to make immediate ' payment,*and those having demands a gainst said estate, arc notified to preseat * them to me, duly authenticated as the law prescribes, JNO. P ED44'ARDS.AdaarA 44-7 t. ue bonis non. | ADMINISTRATORS SALES. I ADMINISTRATORS SALE.—By virtu# :ofan order of the <:oi rt of Ordinary of ! " aiton ootinry, 1 will aell at public outcry ito the highest T-ider, before the Court ! House and or in Mon: e and said county .with in the legal hours c! sale on the first Tnet- I day in January next,the following describ {ed tract of land, to wit: One hundred and 1 eighty lour acres m< re or less, lying in the Cat-Off Di-trict, and on the waters of Ap palachee River m said county adjoining lands of 4Y151 is Kiigore and Joseph E. Brad jerry. On this tract is some excellent bot tom laud. To be sold a- the property cf Gi Ter. Hcn ’.rk s Sr., deed- and ior distri bution Terms cash. GIDEON IIE.VDPJC KSJ , , ELISHA 1 iIOMi’SOX,) Aamrs -1 ADMINISTRATORS SALE.—By virtue jof an order of the Court of Ordinary of Walton county, I will .-.11 at public outcry to the highest bidder before the Court House ! door in Monro* and -aid county—within the legal hours of sale on the first Tuesday in January next, the following described "tract of land, to wit: 116 acres moreor less. oF The North end.of lot No. 140, in the 4th, District of said count) and lying on the waters of Cornish Creek, joining lands of Thomas L. Evan=. Samuel Brodnax, Calvin Moon and others; it being the Dower inter ; estot Jane Dal. doc!.,widow ot Martin Dial, ' and where.-v. the - .id Martin Dial lived at the time of his de_h. On this tract is some 30 or 40 acres of go .and bottom land. Te be ' sold as the propruperty of Martin Dial, late olsaid county, deed., and for distribution, lertus cash. JOHN P. EDWARDS, Admr. 44-id de bonia noth EXECUTORS SALE. LAM) l ull SALE I offer for sale my plantation situated 7 miles North-west of Monroe, consisting es 3)o acre-, some g, od branch and Creek bot toms which could h» pat ia cultivation, 76 l in the wood-. 2 settlements on the tarm, 3 go.. : peaohor-.hards, 1 apple orchard, 1 Gin House and Screw. Gin, Thrasher and Fan. Stables. Barns. Cribs and all other necessary out buildings. Come and examine the premises and we will trade on fair term*. 41-ts. A. WEBB. Marietta, Ga.. August 9, 1870 Messes. Bhadf:.:ld -k Co—Gentle mo:! : You will please ship us another : supply of your invaluable Female Reg ' ulator, and forward bill per mail. . We r.ro harpy t > state that this rem , edy gives better satisfaction than any | article we sell. 4Ve have been selling it since IS6S, aud witnessed many re . markable cures by it. Among others ,There was a lady fib ud of ours who ■ was sallow and sickly until she was twenty-six years old. at which age she ; marred; her kusband lived two vears and died: she continued in bad health; in fact, sue has never been what a wo man ought to be. A few months after the death ol her husband she saw vour advertisement, and came to our store and bought a bottle of your Regulator from us, and took it according to di rections. It has cured her sound and well, brougnt her regular monthly pe riods on. and to-day she is a hearty, blooming widow, with tiie use of but two bottles of your Regulator, costing her only three dollars, when she had tried several physicians and spent * great deal ofmonev without any bene fit. Wishingy u great success with your valuable remeuies. we are respectfully, yours, etc. 44 . Root & Sons. 32-ts. JOHNSON MALE AND FEMALE Institute. Rev. Taos. H. Bcbju'ss, - - Principal. Rev J. M. Stillwell, - - Assistant. This Institute is located in Monroe,Dal ton county, Ga., ia the midst of a sober, thrifty and enterprising population. Ia it is taught w hatever is necessary to pre pare for admission into any ci.iss'i n College. In addition to the ordinary mod# of instruc tion, the Black Board is used for elucidat ing the syntactical and etymological por tions of tiie Languages, a? well as for dem onstrating Algebraic and Geometric prob lems. Several years' cxperiar.ee as Instrua tor clearly convinces the Principal of th# great utility thus resulting to the sttidcar, who. under the usual plan of instruction, not unfrequentb- commit* w hole volumes to memory, without being able to dedue# thereircm a single practical conclusion or lesson ; henc# a saving of time and money. The government is mild, but decided. The Academic Year i* divided into tw# sessions of twenty weeks each. The first open* on 2nd Monday, in Janua ry, ls7l. No student will b« admitted for leas time than on# session, and no deduction mad# except in case* of protracted iicknees. CHARGES—Par Session of 20 4Teek«. Orthography, Reading, Penmanship, |IJ,6 > Arithmetic, English Grammar, 4y.. 16/# Latin. Greek. Higher Mathematic#, Ac. 18/W Board can b* had in good famHiea at sl3 to sls per month. Tuition fee* due at doe# of each **es!*m. For further particulars, address THOS. H. feURRUSS, M»nr**v Walt#* O#., •*>