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A
portant Speech-by Wade*
f FISCATION, DIVISION OF LAND3 AND WO
MANHOOD SUFFRAGE.
jawhence, Kansas, June 10.— Sena-
VVade delivered 1 0 ffi cial aotioC8 .
>mptu speech to-day in reply to calls |
pm a crowd of citizens in front of the
ptel where the excursionists denied.
[e declared unequivocally in favor of
Excitement at Charleston—Sickles
Proposes to Resign.
Charleston, June I9.rr-The com
ments upon Gen. Sickle's course con
tained in the Attorney General’s opin
ion, published here this morning, cre
ated a profound sensation. Gen. Sick
les has to-day forwarded a request to
Washington to be relieved from duty as
commander of his military district, and
demanded a court of inquiry on bis
FLOYD SHERIFF SALE FOR JULY.
GEORGIA; Flotd County.
O N the first Tuesday in July next, at the I \\T HEREAS, John Robinson, administra-
Court House door in said county of j . VV tor of Gideon Robinson, represents to
ing such unmitigated meanness. In
other words, he proposes to aid the Bad
icals, who would force us to adopt their
I policy, or crush us beneath the iron
heel of despotism. Before we would I “HendrickVresid^MdVorVhrchhl holdl I GidMu“RobTnMi r »"'esUt«r
. **-- jj. Hall’s bond for titles when the pur- "" - r ~
act with a party who proposes to impos
ADMINISTRATOR’S RALE. [ fttpvart RnffW... .
W ILL be sold at the Court Hondo door | wa **l nUIIOiai
door in Trenton, (fit., under ah odder
of the Honorable Court’ ..of Ord-'tfitfy ‘of
Dade eonnty, on the first Tdd^iay rtf July,
1867, within the legal hours of sale, one-half
These are therefore to cite all persons eon- I °f,¥ , t° ?f Ho. 78, in! the 10t& District
v~«*» .. , „ ,. . .represent
FloydT Within"the fegal hours of sale, will I thecourt in his petition duly filed and en-
be sold, the settlement of land where John tered on record that he has fully admistered
SUCCESSORS To %
EttVAusnm 4f!n
Wo. 15, Maiden Lane, t
Duel at Charleston.
I ___ __ Charleston, June 19.—A diuel was
imalej suffrage, Reiterating views ex- I fought this afternoon at Hatch’s Ave
Charleston. Boe was
j posed mortally, at
* ‘ limseir
ressed in the Senate last spring; de-
lared that neither Johnson nor the ,
evil could tempt Congress to desert ’ anc * Theodoro
the people; said the Southerners now “ ‘
had the mildest terms offered them
:hey ever would get, and that if, they
•ejeted them the screw would be driv
en another turn, and they weald be
impelled to yield.
The Senator added that the shadow
>f another struggle was upous; that Con
gress, which has done so much for the I and 1,
The Extra Session.
It is thought, says the Atlanta infol
ding the spring —
the distance of two chains and SO
GEORGIA, Floyd County.
. . -_ ht „ | TOHN ROBINSON, Guardian of Mary E I
maple corner, thence to . J Robinson, having applied to the Court
LSlw ofOrdinary of said countyfor a disc
toeT^^t «d^A8e^n, Egd
county, Ga., and contamm^in theaggre ™Hnd prot*rty
gate, 323 3-10 acres more rff^****?* Thtafc toereforo toTit
ilave, cannot quietly regarde the terri- There is much apaihv among the whites
>le distinction which exist between the on the subject of registration.
aborer and employed ; property is not
fairly divided, and a more equal dis
tribution must be wrought out. If
your dull heads, he said, cannot under
stand this,the women will, and canvass
era upon the eve of an election wil"
have to tell the laborers what they w
do for them. Men should not be cor
pelted to labor until life is wot a out
and being is a curse; nor can mis al
ways be the case here where every man
is a capitalists to a certain extent.
[These inequalities are not /felt as they
kre in the East; every man ***
enue, a short distance above the city,
between Edward Boe,’formerly*’ <gj'I ligeneer> the recent rendering of the I
reconstruction act by the Constitution - “ “ *’
al law officer
piecipitate an
and that nothing
of Asiatic cholera — -— ——--— —r- i ; a ; a vor oi said n. mu j . o , 18 , T
tal will prevent that body from assemb* I purchase money and the cost on fi. fa. in j 7 ™ •».
ling early in July ensuing. A letter | ^ ^ “
from Washington says old Thad. Ste
vens is furiously in favor of an imme
diate session, and that the Washington
Chronicle of the 15th contains a double-
DADE SHERIFF SALEFORjtfLYl-
W ILL be sold before the Court Honbe . v
door in the town of Trenton, Dadte Pen; 5 SO: No 9 Pe* 7
ityGold ?ens" withcht eases,
for. One' yAsr, except «*iin.t. WZ
foBbWir:—No. 1 Pen; $!’25- £
°- 3 £en,2J>0; No. 4 Pen 2 J
.75; No. 6 Pen, 3 50; No. 7 iZ’5 Pea
. ~ - - 00.
- — , , ’ 1 - su, HU. W ATCXT. ( UU. Alt > *’0. ft
the nsual houft of nuality Pens are stattpea wr £ m
y m July next, the I* Co/ P
the 19th District THE ABOYe PENS IN 80lrn ,
onginanlly Cherokee, I eItiomian nI
ied on as the
n two wards
ing 386 whites j
,ve been registered.
ny hands against said Hendricks.
Li Fi MAY|
D. Sh’ff.
apri!13-40d
JESSE LAMBERTH,
Ordinary.
ju&el
GEORGIA, Flotd Couxty.
TT7"HEREAS,'J. J. Cohen and Rebecca A
Tf Magnus administrator and adrnnis- I
Gubernatorial Nomination in Ohio.
Columbus, June 19.—Gen. B. B,
[ayes has b
aor on the first ballot.
FLOYD SHERIFF SALE. ........ ........
N the first Tuesday in July next at the tratnx of Solomon Magnus, represent to the
I 1 w mT nrlthin I Hnnrt in ffioip naHKnn /Jviler filnil onil nnfar.
the State
via, to satisfy a cost fi. fa. of Dr. Stephens,
ior the use of the officers of Court, issued
from Dade Superior Court—Property poin
ted out by Plaintiff.
SHADRICK STEPHENS,
may 23 Dept. Sh’ff.
For 2 25;. a Ntf 3 W- i
For 4 50, a-NO! 5-peri; i " ! ?-
For 6- 75. w»Oi-6 pen;'
O "Court HouseTn Floyd county Ga., with in I Court, in their petitionduly fifed and enter- I GEORGIA, Dade Cocstt.
seal hours of sale, will be sold, Lots of ed on record, that they have fully adminis- fflWO mo
ristggEsgff
THE SAME <JOMr PEUff
PLATED EBONY DESRjhrn
„„„„ „ leaded, two-column article, which has ^ legal hours of sale, „ . . n , .
0aye3 has been nominated for Gover- been sent to all of the Bepublican Lundnurabenrone hundroland thirty-four,
^ .... • it,. I (134) one hundred and sixty-mne, (’69) These are theretore to cite aU persons con-
then, who
Foreign.
[bv the cable.]
New York, June 18.
Cable advices from rCete represent
the Turks as badly worsted, gone into
fortified camps and burned all inde
fensable villages and killed the inhabi-
members, calling ppon them, in the
most positive language, not to fail to be
presentatthe meeting in July. Itde-
dares that the recent telegram forwar.
. ded 10 certain journals,^that an extra
I session would be called in August, by
months after date, or at the fiast reg-1
J. alar term of the Court of Ordinary after I
. .the expiration of two months, application [
cerned kindred and creditors to show canse, will bo made to the Court of Ordinary of said
AND MOROCCO
For $2 00, a No. 2 pen. „
For 3 50, a No. 5 ‘pen;
the Executive, was sent with the Psesi- ces thereunto belonging, levied on to satisfy
' the Court cost on two fi. fas from the Supe
(134) one hundred l ■
and the west half of number one hundred .
and fifty-five (155) in the twenty-second if any they can, why said administrator county, for leave to sell the real estate ot
District and third Section, of the late Cher- and ammiatratnx should not be discharged — .1
okee purchase, now in Floyd county—it I from their administration and receive let- I .
being the place whereon Wm. Bradshaw tors of dismission on first Monday in October L s id deceased. This the 20th day of April, ar-roivn mm Tmr
formerly lived, ten miles firom Rome on the I next Given under my hand and Official 1867. BOBEERT H. TATUM, I t^UALJXX PJKS-^oj
Van Wert Road, and the place where Allen Signature, this 12th day of March, 1867. m&v2 Administrator. _ . BANTED.
. .4 JESSE LAMBERTH,
march!9 Ordinary..
For 4 00, a No. 6 pen, fefe
For 5 75, a No. 7 pen ^
For 7 25 a No. 8 pen* htotUrif
For 8 00, a No. Open,
Deaver now-lives, with all the appurtenan-
dent’s sanction, and that it is a mere rior Court ct Floyd Co ' unty> Black Cobb*
im and get^^two'hour/ueare?sundown I tanre. uonsuis 01 various powers have I ruse to prevent a July session. The,
forthwith 6 He (Wye) pledged him- not, n e d their Governments of these Republican Congressional Committee
NOTICE.
self to advocate boldly and persistent-
- ly the natural rights of man, and pre
dicted the mostimportant commercial
J results from the completion of the Pa
cific read. He was frequently applau
ded.
A Colored Register Killed in Hale.
—We regret exceedingly to learn that
a dispatch was received in this ci’y yes
terday from Ma;. C. W. Pierce, Sob-
Assistant Commissioner of the Freed
man’s Bureau, stating that on Thurs
day night, the 13th, inst., Alexander
i Webb, a colored register iu Hale conn-.
ty had been murdered, and asking that futile,
a reward be offered for the murderer.—
Mont. Adver. 14.
The Advertiser of the 16tn relates
the following particulars of the event'
London, June 18—2, P. M.
A formidable anti-Popery riot is pro
gressing in Birmingham. The mob has
sacked two streets. The rioters are in
strong force. The Roman Catholic
Chapel has been attacked and threat
ened with demolition. Intense ex
citement prevails.
London, June 18—3, P. M.
At this hour the rioters are in full
posession of the city of Birmingham.-
Ail efforts to preserve order have prov-
Large bodies of troops have
been sont to the scene of disturbance,
with orders to put down the riot and
restore quite at all hazards.
The Bank of Holland has reduced
the rate of interest 2J per cent.
| are represented as recommending
I July session.
Co. vs. Geo.
Blount
Bradshaw*
Wm. Bradshaw—Levied on as the property
of Wm. Bradshaw.
Also City property where W. C. Wood
GEORGIA, Dadb County.
persons ka-
estate of Samm
Registration.— In cases of unfair reg- now resides in the city of Rome, Ga., it be
ing Lot No. 81 in the Etowah Division of
Road Co., to Danl S. Printup.
R. S. NORTON,
R. S. NORTON ft Son.
Per B. 8. NORTON,
may 2,1867.—wm6m.
Oar second quality pens are<f, m
ms are as follows No. 5... 2 ®«i
b. 3 j
pen 1
time prescribed by
All persons indebted to either of said es
tates, are notified to come forward and pay [ THB ABOVE PENS IN SEVER to to*
the same, otherwise they arill be placed m IEXTENSJON CASES, WlllS*
the
istration, says the Atlanta Intelligencer, I said Ci t y 0 ’f Rome, comer of Lincoln and . —
and where due notice has not beenViven Court Streets, levied on as the property of ^ County.
to onahL nil who nr« entitled to renter. I Solomon Lowenstein to satisfy the Court | TT? && wiU
cost on two fi. fas. in my hands Felden,
Gunsenhanser tc Neeshaum vs. said Low-
of an officer for collection.
ROBERT H. TATUM,
may 2,1867. Adm’r.
For $1 25, a No. 2pen,
to enable all who are entitled to register,
we learn that the record will be promp
tly set aside by the proper authority.—
The law must be executed in its true
I be mode to the Court of Ordinary of I
Floyd county for leave to sell the real es- [
rnste7n“Tnd‘ m. hT8?Fraiik,Ts. M id I belonring to (he estate of M. B. Dnncan,
REDUCED BATES;
■For 2 75, a No. 6 imni 2d q2y
Lowenstein.
Also Lois of Land numbers thirty-tonr
letter and spirit as expounded by the and thirty-five, (34A35) in the twenty-fourth
to: - .. , Distric and third Section of the late Chero-
law-officer of the government, and not keo purchase> now in pi oy d county, Ga., it
late of said county, deceased.
W. G. FOSTER,
may!4-2m Adm’r.
ON COTTON
according to the rendering of the men being the place on which Thomas Murphey
POLK COUNTY.
Via Charleston.
Our pens rank throughout the comb. .
equal, if not superior, to my m ld
manufactured, not only for their
qualities; hut durability and clecintfiniiV
The greatest care is used in their mmufil
tore, and none are sold with thesMto
imnerTectinn whi.h r.Vill ... j , SU » a ~ t
appointed to execute its provisions.
now lives, two miles north of Floyd Springs,
Ga., levied on by virtue of an alias fi. fa.
from Floyd Superior Court, John P. Kiuj
vs. Wm. Johnson Principal, and James
Alexander Webb, the colored Regis
ter, walked into a store at Greensboro,
and made some statement which was
denied by some colored boys present.
The storekeeper (whose name we did
not hear) interfered sustaining the po
sition of the boys, and his assestion was
B5E- The following dispatch has been
sent to Gen. .James B. btedman, Col-1 Johnson, Security on appeal,
lector of Internal Revenue at New Or- '
leans: .
GEORGIA, Polk County.
( IY7hereas, Joel Adkins, administrator on
I ” the; Estate of F. JMarion Brooks, late
n ‘ of said eonnty deceased, represents to ^ne
.1 - v. . - j - - that he has fully administered said estate
Ud asks to be dismissed from said admin-
Charleston.
No delay at AUanta, August, or I »•
would call the attention of the deilm k
Ilia aalukwalaJ D A TTT DDdiraw
^Through Bills of Lading to all I
States. We have teem in aher ind goS
From Hartford.
Hartford, Conn., June 18.
Both Houses of the Legislature unan
imously passed resolutions welcoming
President Johnson as the guest of the |
State; that Gov. English and staff be,
being parts of lots of land numbers sixty- I
nine and seventy-six (69 and 76) in the I T1 - - *
m . nz-.s-L J rrn.:.J I IH1S IS
FROM BOMB TO
New York, non-compressed, $8 35 per bale I cases.'
*• compressed 5 80
Augusta, “ 3 40
Charleston, * 4 54
therefore to cite and admonish the I Augusta Noncompressed, 4 15
Repudiation of Greenbacks. Twenty-second District and Third Sect ton, kindred ud cred itors of said deceased, to Charleston,
5 59
A Tennessee cotemporary suggests that according to survey of the late Cherokee I aho>r cane Qn or the lirst Monday' in W. 8. COTHRAN, Frost. Rome Railroad,
the New York Herald may not be in fa- purchase—now in Floyd County, Ga., and Angnst next> why Jod Adkins should not JNO. B. PECK, M. T., W. * A. R. Boad.
vor of repudiating the public debt, but *he place on which Nathaniel Harman, one I d ^ m ^ 8ed f rom {,j s administration on the IE. W. COLE. Snpt. (
pronounced a d—n lie. He asked I appointed to receive him. and that he
Webb if he knew who he was talking
to. The negro replied that be did. a
d—n son of a b—h. The storekeeper
drew a pistol, shot him and as soon a9
he could arrange his papers left.
The matter, we understand,, had
nothing to do with the registry, and
iti8sig r m P ficljtTh e at tb i e t P to bl pro d cla b ming I LTone read waggoi-a"! I JS 11
that repudiation is imminent. In a re- levied on as the property of Nathan Har- dec22
cent issue it declares that ”we shaUl-— I an . d official 8>gnato r e at office in Cedartown | dec22
Snpt. Georgia R. Road.
. Supt. South Carolina R. R’d.
be invited to visit the Legislature.
From Richmond.
Richmond, June 18.
Judge Wm. H. Lyons, of the Hust
ings Court, died this afternoon.
- , , ... , , The registration in the city to-day
the colored man forfeited his life for a shows the whUea fiy0 ahead . At the
| soon hear the word repudiation uttered,
[ much as bondholders dread it.” It is j
very probable that there is a party in
this country, though perhaps small at|
man to satisfy a Fifa from Floyd Superior ^ 2 T t riiy S of^
Court, in favor of Isaac D. Fordj_ against | J S. A. BORDERS
Ordinary.
WHALING, Gen. Ag't,
Atlanta Ga.
. Jobbers,retaaers,jewelers, wulalldeila
in our line tfaroughont the country tre n-
quested to send for a circular. Addnta
E. D. VALENTINE, * CO.,
Manufacturers and Vtoleisle Beales
in Watches, Gold Pens and Jewehr.
No. 15 Maiden Lane, Yew York.
may28-wly
Nathaniel Harman, and Joseph Fulcher—
property pointed out by Plaintiff.
Also, lot of land number two hundred and
seventy-five (275) in the Twenty-fourth
jan29—6m
most wanton insult,;and as many white country Court House twenty- nine
men have done under similar circum
stances.
present, in favor of repudiating the District and Third Section of the late Cher-
public debt. But it is significant that okee
so largely circulated a journal as the | Ga.
New York Herald, is gravely discussing
the probabilities of repudiation, and
POLK COUNTY SHERIFF SALE,
yy ILL be sold before the Court House ]
MINI HR MI
Dr. Maggieft Fills.
door in Cedartown, on the first Tues-
se purchase—now lying in Floyd County day j n dn j y nex t within the legal hoars if
—it bemga partof Resettlement of l«id | th Q following property, vixf
whites registered and only one black.
Appointment of Judge.—The Atlanta
New Era learns that L. E. Bleckley, |
Esq., of Atlanta, will be appointed
From Mobile.
Mobile, June 18.
The Registration commenced in this
thus lending its influence to familiarize
the people with such a measure. It at |
least shows the temper of the times.
owned by the defendant, on Armuchoe
Creek.amileor two above Jones’ mill, on i 22 3 f i n th e 2d District and 4th Section, of
which Mr. Wm. Phillips now lives—levied | „„„ p„it ■>.
Lots of Land Nos. 281, 282,149, 225,224, EXTRAORDINARY EFFECTS.
on to satisfy aJTax_Fifa—the State and Coun
ty vs. S. Root.
N. YARBROUGH, Dep’y Sheriff
june 3, '67.
Judge of the Superior Court in the cit y one hundred and fifty
Coweta Circuit, vice Hiram Warner, I vo . ter8 registered ; 23 whites and 127 j
appointed Chief Justice of the Supreme
FLOYD COUNTY.
colored.
Court.
Alabama at the Paris Exposition—A
Good Idea.
We clip the following interesting item
from a New York exchange:
Governor Patton, of Alabama, has
prepared numerous specimens of the
mineral and agricultural productions of
that State, which is rich in coal, iron
and gold, which have been sent to the
Paris Exposition, with a pamphlet
From Texns.
New Orleans, June 18.
A full jury of negroes was empaneled
at Navasta, Texas, on Friday last—the
first recorded.
FLOYD MORTGAGE SALE FOR JULY.
O N the first Tuesday in July next, within
the legal hours of sale, at the Court
House door in Rome, Floyd county, Ga.,
will be sold the following properly to wit:
Lots of Land Nos 238, 239, and 240, in
the 24th District and 3rd Section, levied on
as tha property of John Cox, to satisfy the
cost on a mortgage fi. fa. issued from Floyd
Superior Court in favor oi Samuel Johnson
FLOYD MGRTGAGE SALE.
» \ T ILL he Bold before the Court House
VV door in Rome, on the first Tuesday in
I August next, within the legal hours of sale,
the following property, viz:
now Polk county, levied on by virtue of two
fi. fas. issued from the Justices’ Court of the
1076 District, G. M. of said county—Levy I
made and return id to me by a Constable— J
Levied on as the property of HR Diamond— j
fi. fa. in favor of Wiley, Johnson A Co.-
Proprrty pointed out by Plaintiff’s Attor
ney. E. W. CLEMENTS,
may31, Sh’ff.
FR OK
I?OR Billions Diseases nolhingcan bu n«r
A productive of cure ton these Mi.
Their almost magic influence is felt at 013;
and the nsual concomitants of this most dis
tressing; disease are removed. Tnesa read
dies are made from the purest
VEGETABLE COMPOUNDS.
They will not harm the most delicate fe
male, and can be given m'th good effect ii
1 prescribed doses to the youngest babe.
FOR CUTANEOUS DIS0BDEBS
Maggiel's Anti-Bilious Fills And all eruptions of the iHn the Sslve is
• most invaluable. It does not heal extern!-
ly alone, bnt penetrates with the mostsearch-
ing effects to the very root of the erfi.
GEORGIA, Folk County.
half
Eighty acres of land, it being the East I fTIWO months after date application will
df of lot of land number one hundred and I be made to the Ordinary of Polk county
fifty two, (152( in the twenty second district for leave to sell the real estate belonging to
and third section of the late Cherokee pnr- the estate of Dr. H. Witcher, lata of said
One Pill in a Dose!
One Pill in a Dose!
One Pill in a Dose!
DR. MAGGIEL’S PULS
| ltauiaslt cure the roiiowns iinins
N. Y. Markets.
York, June 19.—Cotton un-
New
I changed. Sales 2,100 bales. Flour
dull. State, §7 30 to 10 80; Southern,
printed in French .German and EDglish, | $9 40 to 15 Corn quiet; Mixed Wes-
... J
Dennis Hills. Administrators on the ?°id Casswell Kiker.
estate of Larkin Barnett vs. said John Cox. in said mortgage fifa.
I june3. N.
Land No. 237 in the 4th Diet.
chase, now Floyd eonnty; levied on to satis- county, deceased,
fy a mortgage fi fa from Floyd Superior
Court, in favor of T. W. Alexander, against
Property pointed out
may21-w2m
A. DARDEN,
Adm’r
117 HAT ONE HUNGERED LETTERS AI
TT day say from patients all over the
habitable Globe—:
Property pointed out in said mortgage fi. la.
Also Lot of Lai
YARBROUGH D.Sh’ff..
GEORGIA, Polk Cocirrr
TTTHEREAS, Joel Adkins, administrator
YV on the estate of Marion Brooks, late
of said eonnty, deceased, represents to me
"Dr. Maggiel, your pill has rid me of all
I billiousness.” ‘
setting forth the attractions of that tern, Si 07 to 1 10; Southern white §1
State for foreign emigration; and poin- -10. Pork fii n, $21 70. Lard dull.— j
tedly declaring that slavery no longer | Whisky quiet. Groceries quiet and
exists in Alabama. This State is the I steady. Naval stores quiet. Freights
and 3rd Section, levied on as the property GEORGIA, Flotp Cotnrrr. . . 1.. ..
of Jeremiah Cox to satisfy the cost on a TIT^REAS Joseph Ford, Administrator hehss tolly administered said retate,
mortgage fi. fa. issued from Floyd Superior VV De boms non, with will annexed, of^iukstobe dismissed from his said ad-
Court in favor of Samuel Johnson^and Janie* Lake makes application for letters of | ministration.
Dennis Trill., Administrators on the estate dismission on the 1st Monday in December
of Larkin Barnett vs. said Jeremiah Cox. 11867.
Asthma,
Bowel Complaints,
CoSSj*'
Chest Diseases,
Costiveness,
SssS-
Dropsey,
Debility,
Fever and Ague,
Skin Diseases.
Headache,
Indigestion,
InSneniaJ
Inflsxat/ou,
Inward Weifam,
Liver Complaint,
Lowness of Spiriti,
Bingworm,
Bheumatiim,
Salt Bhenm,
Scalds,
This is therefore to eite and admonish all
I persons interested or concerned, to file their j
only one of the unreconstructed which | less firm,
will be represented at the Paris Exposi
tion.
Northern Representatives of South
ern States.—A. correspondent of the
New York Press writes fromjCharlestcn,
South Carolina, that General Scott, of
the Freedmen’s Bureau, has been invi
ted, in good faith, by influential men,
to represent the Charleston district in
Congress. His acceptance is doubtful.
Gen. -Jreen, commandant of the post
N. Y. Stock and Money Market.
New York, June 19.—Stocks dull.
Money 6 per cent. Gold 38J. Ston
ing, time, 10; sight 10}. Bonds of1862,
registered, 107} to 107}. Coupons 110} I
to 110}.
Property pointed out in said mortgage fi. fa. Tk} 8 . .
june4 L. P. MAY, D. Shff. ed > kindred
i_ J any they can, why said Ad.-ninitirator should
POSTPONED TAX HAT.it JOB JULY. not he discharged from hi* Administration,
and receive letters of dismiouiacn on the first
ii therefore to cite all persons’eoneem- I objections to said Joel Ad_kins being dis- Cholic, two of youifpills curedfrue, and
dred and credioors, to show cause, if his said admnusfaytion, m have no return of to?malady.’’
“No more noxious doses for me in five or
ten pills taken at a time. One of yoar pills
“Thanks, Doctor. My headache Jims left I Each box contains 12 Pills
me. Send another box to keep in toe
house.”
suffering tortures from Billions
‘ “ ' —t
’After
my office, on or before the first Monday in
! July next.
ONE PILL IS A DOSE.
Notice.—None geunine without to
I engraved trade mark sronnd each pot«
I box, signed by Doctor Maggiel, New !««/
OVtoVlecffiZ^ *’D^Xr^xl Giron under>re torn 8to
m thejegitl hours of sale, at the Court I «nd official siimature. this June I S. A. BORDERS,
Ordinary.
JESSE LAMBERTH,
june 1, 67. Ordin ary.
Washington, June 18.
Gen. James B. Stedman, New Orleans.
—Will you accept the mission to Mexi-
at Columbia, is said to have received a I co and proceed'there without unneces-
House in Floyd county, Ga., will be sold
toe following property, vis:
130 acres of Lots Nos. 162 and 163, 4th
District and 4th Section, levied on as toe
property of J. J. B William Rogers to sat
isfy a Tax fi. fa- for 1867.
june6 L. P. MAY, D. Sh’ff.
the malady. 4
“Our doctors treated me for Chronic Con-1T*' T!?.; 7 ?f* 5 r 4
m ®’ .... Canadas, at 25 cents per bororpot.
“I had no appetite; Maggiel's Pills Igave | ■^^COUNTERFEITS! COUNTERFEITS!
—All readers of this paptrarewamedaotte
similar invitation.
We may add- that-, according to in
formation appearently reliable, the
people of the First Congressional dis
trict of Georgia will probably make
choice of Mr. Fitch, of Indiana, the
sary delay ?
Gen Stedman sent the following re
ply:
GEORGIA, Polk County.
jyj-p.S. SUSAN D. ROSSER haviqg in j
proper form applied to me for perma
nent letters of administration on the estate |
of Jabez L. Rosser, late of said eonnty,
mWO MONTHS after date applioation
I will be made to the Ordinary of Floyd
county for leave to sell all the Real Estate of
Robert Martin, late of said county, decoas VL
WILLIAM A. MARTIN. \
may30 Adm’r. |
me a hearty one.”
“Your Pills are marvelons.” f purchase MAGGIEL’S*^ILLS «r SALVE
“I send for another box, and keep them unless the name ofJ. Hinocx, _P rc r r( -
GEORGIA, Polk County.
T O all whom it may concern: whereaa
David Hill, Sr., administrator on the
estate of David Hill, Jr., deceased, repre-
s ::its to me that he has frilly administered
the said estate, and prays to be dismissed
fr ^. th . e „ I “I gave half of one of your pills to my
This is, therefore, to ute all and singular I babe for cholera morbis. The dear little
in the house.’
“Dr. Maggiel has cured my headache that
waa chronic.”
I tor, in addition to toe name of Dr. sum®
is on the engraved slip surrounding aa
box or pot.’, sugS-w-l-jr
the creditors aid next of kin ol said de- thing got well in a day.”
Wm. H. Seward—I thank you for the
compliment you have paid me. The
This is. to cito all and singular the credit
ors and next of kin of Jabez L. Rosser, to
GEORGIA, Floyd County.
TEYHEREAS A. R. Smith, 'Administrator
V? of Green T. Parton,represents to the
Court in his petition duly filed and entered
ceased, to show cause on or before the first
.Monday in August next, why David Hill, Sr.
'-ihould not be dismissed from his admin-
“Mj neausea ofa morning Is now cured.”
“Your box of Msggiel’s Salve cured me of
SftflMlfMr
lustration on the estate of David Hffl. Jr.. no “ es . i “ the head. I robbed some Salve
2s. a * it « • FI VvaVi m/1 mw abm arwt fha waisa 1aA 9f
present U S Attorney for Georaia as T " nave pam me. me prescr i b e d by law, and show cause, if any
fheir D Repretentative e m Congressf 18 * M I ^ private affars compels | they can, why permanent administration
be and appear at my office within the time ° n record, that he has folly administered
.. , i * » . .. I (Iiaak TP Pawfnn’o osfola
me to decline.
Green T. Parton’s estate.
This is therefore to cite all persons con
cerned, kindred and creditors, to show cause,
ESf First regular toast for the next
Fourth pf ^uly celebration:
The Constitution of the United States.
“Though lost to sight to memory dear.’
Music—•‘Auld Lang Syne.”
Twenty-nine bonds of a thousand
dollars each, alleged to have been stol
en, have been found in the Treasury j
vaults. Full Cabinet session to-day.
should not be granted to Susan Rosser on.., - , . . . . .
Jabes L. Rosser’s estate. Witness my hand »£ *•»«? can why said Administrator
and official signature. This 11th day 0 f should not be discharged from his Adminis-
— •- ° * I i.nl.nn anil unnamn IaIIam nf liiamiBaiOn ATI
in- terms of toe law.
Given under my hand and official signa
turfy at office, this 25th day of January, 1867.
S. A. BORDERS,
Ordinary.
jar\29—Cm
June, 1367.
jone!8-30d
S. A. BORDERS,
Ordinary.
tration and receive letters of dismission on
the first Monday in December next. Given
under my hand and official Signature, this
gSa*
TOOGA COUNTY.
. XSrThe Democratic State Conven
tion, at Harrisburg, Fa., has passed the
following resolution :
“We proclaim as usurpation, the es-
The Andersonville League.—The
Washington correspondent of the Erie
(Fa,) Dispatch, says:-
That there is a league composed of
mWO months after date application will 114th day of May, 1867.
I be made to the Ordinary of Floyd conpty
- ountj,
for leave to sell all the Real Estate of Nich
olas Roberts, late of Floyd county, deceased.
This 13th day of Jime 1867.
RUFUS BARKER,
junel8 Adm'i
may!4-p6m
JESSE LAMBERTH,
Ordinary.
CHATTOOGA COUNTY TAX HAT.U!
/^N thv } first Tuesday in July next, within
U the I legal hours of sale, at the Court
behind my ears and the noise left”
“Send me two boxes. I want ene for
poir family.”
“I enclose a dollar; yonr price is twenty-
five cents; bnt toe medicine to ine is worth a
dollar.”
“Send me fire boxes of. yonr pills.”
“Let me have three boxes of your Salve
and Pills by return mail.
Sariiaif TnH
by using
FOR ALL DISEASES THE
GEORGIA, Flotd Cou’utt.
Yy - HEREAS Isaac Weathers Executor, of
Larkin H. Weathers, represents to
SPEAB’S FATIJTC ,
°” d °“! Fruit Prescrfl®*
the States by the cc-ercive exercise of J™ f u r
Federal power, and we shall resist to theV»S f ,{VSS“ r \
last resort^the threatened measures of | ^ff. Davis, if ever found m the United
the Republican party to interfere by
ADMINISTRATOR’S SALE,
A GREEABLY to an order of the Ordi
nary of Floyd eonnty, obtained on |
the Court in his petition duly filed «nd en
tered on Minutes of Court, that he has fully
4th Section, levied on as the
Minutes of Court, t
administered Larkin H. Weathers’ estate.
This is therefore, to cite all persons cen-
Thomts .Barber to satisfy a tax^foffor
of
States. Two of the members of this
first Monday in June, (instant) will be sold | cerned, kindred and creditors, toshow cause,
on the first Tuesday * '
the elective franchise in the State of
Pennsylvania.
Let the Southern people refuse to ac
cept this usurpation; avoid excitement;
remain calm, prudent and deliberate,
as spectators of the progress of radical
revolution, and they will exhibit that
moral courage of which true heroism is
made.
An Important Decision in Bankrupt-
C J‘—The law report column of the
kew York Tribune of 13th instant, con-
taines the following:
An important order was made yester
day by Judge Blatchford, involving I ed with an escort,
the constrnction of the 21st section of
the,Bankrupt act. The learned judge
has set the example of putting a liberal
construction upon that section, by
granting a stay of proceeding on an
order of the State Court for examina-
faet having been communicated to
Charles O’Connor, the men were seized
and put in jail and kept there for a
week. The same correspondent says
that Davis knew that he was watched
by the detectives of that league, and
hence his quietness while in New
York, and his exit from there, under
disguise, for Montreal. According to
their oath, so long as he remains on
foreign soil he will not be molested.—
By the provisions of his bond he will
have to return to Eichmond in Octo
ber, but if necessary, he will be furnish-
ay in August next, before if any they can, why said executor shoulc,
the Court House door in the City of Rome, I not be discharged from his administration,
Ga., the half of Lot of land No. 96, in toe I and receive letters of dismission on the firsi;
Sttte and County Tax for 1866. Levy made FOB
and returned to me by a Constable. 1
! ii C. C. CLEGHORN,
jpnel I sh’ff
GEORGIA, Chattooga County.
female diseases.
NERVOUS PROSTRATION, WEAKNESS
GENERAL LASSITUDE^ WANT
OF APPETITE,
Tit
22d District and 3d Section of Floyd county, Monday in September, 1867.
being the half lying on the north west aide | of March, 1867.
of Silver Creek, as the property of Fielding
Archer, deceased. Sold for toe benefit of
the heirs and creditors of said deceased.
march5-6m
JESSE LAMBERTH,
Ordinary.
This 4th day Y^HEItEAS John A Smith applies tome I Msggiel’s Pill* will -be found an
1 T for letters of Administration UDon the I remedy.
Terms, credit until 25th Decembor next, GEORGIA, Floyd County.
Purchaser
when possession will be given,
to pay for titles.
JOSEPH F. ARCHER,
june7 Adm’r.
GEORGIA, Floyd County.
\\f HEREAS, Charles H. Smith makes j
W af - - -
application to'toe for letters of Ad.
T WO months after date application will
be made to the Court of Ordinary ef
said county for leave to sell toe Real Estate
belonging to the estate of Fielding Archey,
deceased. This Marsh 9th 1867.
JOSEPH F. ARCHEY,
march!9 i Adm’r.
Administration upon toe
esiate of E’inzey Smith, late of said county,
deieared. I
These aifo therefore to cito and admonish 1 BfTaggjfiFfl Pills 31ld SfilvA !
nil and singular, those concerned, to be and' **** OtMwC
api ear at my office within
SOLUTION; __
I for preserving all kinds of R ’ yfy
bles, Jellies, Tomatoes, Cider, Win ,
. nothing-
It is warranted to contain no
rious to health. . - In( : M «* **
Fruits preserved by ^,il! tl»
good as the best “canned”^ ^ of
use of the eolation avoids tn®
fy
see
T
kbli
Itoi
fen,
sp
ere
T1
be j
Met
ministration, with the wiU annexed, on the GEORGIA, Flovd County.
estate of Samuel Watte deceased. . TJERSONALLY appeared before
These are therefore to cite and admonish, | Jf Charles H. Smith, a Notary Public in
. . rithinthe time prescri-1 A re almost universal in their effects, sealing, costly jars or cans,
by Ia'ic, to show cause, if any they have, cure can bo almost always guaranteed. I ^ a * d < ul t ht, J frcouent exsminati^b ^
GteL«C^^S^Ap«d:' TWELVE PILLS. L«r other ItreSSe. and^
1887. , SAMUEL HAWKINS,
apnl25| . . , . Ordinary.
S aved trade’ mark around each pot or box.
gned by Db. J. MAGGIEL, New York—to
counterfit which is a felony.
[ EACH BOX CONTAINS TWELVE PILLS. | ™»ny other Jtroub
ONE PILL IN A DOSE. [^5BBfS®!S%!SSi
. NOTICE.—None genuine without the en- an
sh
-G
four
co:
-DADE COUNT i.
me, GEORGIA. Dade Cousty.
De Profundis—The argument of
I Jos. E. Brown, at Milledgevilie, amount
to thu: If we will vote for for the
enforcement of the Sherman bill, and
— elect loyal representatives to Congress
tion oFa judgment debtor, when the who can take the test oath, we will be
all and singular the kindred and creditors an d for said county, h! M. Andeison an J G
of said deceased, to be and appear at my office w. F. Lamkin, Jr, the General Partners of
within too time prreenbed by law to show the firm of Anderson A Lamkin, who being
cause^if any they ^have, why saidjotters | duly swem,deposeth and saith under oath,
H. Cam]
should not be granted to said applicant. tha t Geori t the special partner
Given under my hand and official signa- 0 f the said firm of AndersoiT A Lamkin,
W hereas, w. ...
me for letters of administration on I r.nidas at'
the e state of B. W. ONeal, late of said 1 ’
eoun-jy, deceased:
These are therefore to cite and admonish
creditor has not proved his claim.
admitted into the Union at an early
day; but, if we refuse to do so, Con-
tore, this 13th of June, 1867.
JESSE LAMBERTH,
june!5 Ordinary.
rn t>-»« ’Vu I u *v > vUU| II nd igIIIog IU UU BU) wil*
°f Governor Wells b y I gress will disfranchise the whites and
A HE l ' f t 1DAN ; -Speaking of the enfranchise the blacks, and the blacks,
ii l “ a eumiucuiw we uutcss.suu we uiavna,
dan and Sheri acting from principles of revenge, will
aan and Wells, the New Orleans Times n.»f
. -. Orleans Times meet in convention and frame a consti-
ot4 re-apnoinivnani 8 ^-™ 8 --^- ® over (*' | tution by which the State government
^ Hr , on i j t8 w ay 40 will pass into their hands, and they
of all trna friAnda^f^T P ra 7* rs thereby become the all-controlling pow
St lIRfflkjfeiftsfc,I »*» a.**. *«> m bSa.
GEORGIA, Floyd County.
XtrHEREAS CharlesH. Smith makesap r
TV plication for letters of Administra
tion on the estate of Elizabeth Thorpe, late
of said County, deceased.
- These, are therefore, to cite and admonish
all, and singular, those concerned to be and
appear, at my office within the time prescribed
ft to shi
has actually and ingood faith paid in cash
into the common stock of said firm of An
derson ALamkin Ten Thousand Dollars, the
amount specified hi 'their Certificate of Co
partnership and articled,of agreement
Sworn to and subscribed before me March
19th, 1867. C. H. SMITH,
Netary Public.
H. M. ANDERSON,
G. W. F. LAMKIN Jr.
I, A. E. Ross, Clerk Superior Conn in and
ior said county, do certify that the above is
wifJiin the time
cause, if any
i and appear at my
prescribed by law, and show
they have, why said letters
should not be granted.
Given under my hand'and' official signa
hire this 1st day of March 1867.
JOEL SUTTON,
march 28 Ordinary.
log intervals when the vessels«
IT SAVES SUGAR
The solution will preserve eqo ^jis?
’• t I Sold by all respectable dealers in medi- I without any ,n S«/y, et i°!!fo re it
B. ONeal, applies to cines throughout the United States and "wef^ng properties) tbereio^ ^.tii
p — — i - 1 needful to add enough i“S“
fruit palatable. , fogs It'
It will .preserve uGlk£**®‘ rJ ny ^
hours longer than it will n J R#
with a result of fiirnishmg j# *si»
cream, and making more b
weather. . - . n a v"/!
This solution is not a aHjS
25 Celts a Box or Pot.
all .nil .1 ,r <7..—r—t All orders for the United States must be
decked | addressed to. J. HAYDOCK, No. 11 Kne
deceased, to he and appear at my office v.. v,..i.
, w.
Far, i
Unit
fen yc
^der
[by y,
ord
State:
fgnec
street, New fork.
Patients can write frely ahont their corn-
a wviVHW vmss w iiiv siwiy wuvuv viivis wviii^ f guis OvlUiivi. — —- ■■ . _ffiCi*^^ )J
plaints, and reply will be returned by the experiment, but has been in P JL
following mail. the past eight years- i* .5 mor e &&
in the Philadelphia and »»»““
Write for Maggiel's Treatment ef Die- for the past four yean..
ease.” Iu merits are potitively ^"^
. , COUNTERFEITS! COUNTERFEITS'— I acientifie analysis, * nd , b /^
r P WOmontha^ after date, or at the reg- | All readers of this paper are warned not to stration in toousands of» ^
Scial
|A. (
by. law, to show cause it any they have, why a true copy of the original, now of file in.
b« !I ,!. ; : ;;,- prOV0 , i “ sufl,c ient to restore the hewers of wood and drawers of 3aid ,. lett e rs should not be granted to said my offic^ this 1st day of April, 1867.
"tick
JESSE LAMBERTH,
juuel5^0d Ordinary.
: i 0 ion » and .’nr power which he water to their former slaves. And yet i
I proposes to
™ y ’ PleIded ' 1 act with the party capable of perpelra- j
•yes live HI a very cm age.
Milledgevilie Recorder copy six weeks
and send bill to this office.
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A ular tem of the Court of Ordinary after purchase MAGGIEL'S PILLS or 8ALVE, Full directions for using ‘
th .®, expiration of two months, application unless the name of J. Ha c, Proprietor, bottle.
wiJI bo made to the C»urtof Ordinary of I in addition to the name of Dr. J. Mieaiiiq Pori
For sale by Dr. B. V
. jfifrbiRi
Dade county, for leave to wff toe real estate I is on ^the^ engraved stip ■niroundiBg'each'box I ley A Gibbons,
belonging to the estate of Samnel Steadman, r auc9-w-lv. I Drurriits, Groeers and wo***"^
Ute ofsaid county, deceased. This 2th day — I fy.
Gi-i
P\
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*is ext
len. ’
f°rter
•bea,
It
of aprii, 1867.
april2
ROBERT H. TATUM,
Adm’r.
ONSET OPOPONAX* New Perfume from
IO Mexico. The only fashionable Perfume 1
1 and liHuenwmgKt *pr9
» p WGRBARU’ 1
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'Confederacy. Therefore, io order to' ju ne l5-30d
’ iJ4wai>mvi n, - •
Ordinary.
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and ladies’ delight.
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