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Tj ( !giubrtn^',itfhm,in. sc« the mother—tho mother, I tell yon!’ • Anti I repeat,’ rejoined the soldier, ’that die before yon. My name is Maria L-—, j jj av - c been thirty-six years in the servico; I have boon through campaigns, and obtained the rank of sergeant; here are ray papers, tho per mission to wear uniform, and my nomination as sergeant major.’ Tho Mayor carefully exam ined the documents and fonnd them perfectly correct, and completed tbo marriage of the bridal pair, tho mother blessing them & W 01 Jfv'ttl 1f0 ; 10 r j u . N TKK. Esq., has consented to act ^ nr th0 Southern IFafe&ma* in Jack- <0 "' c osbop.v, at Paoli, is authorized Dr \ in(i receipt for subscriptions and ^JnVf°r the Southern Watchman. yriw Jon office. . . in ,t received from New York exten- to onr former large and well-ap- * ^ , ob 0 (fiee, together with Cards, paper, *“ ar0 now prepared to execute all , f utter-Press Printing in a style supe- iihies heretofore attempted in this prices which cannot fail to give '• r ' c; o:u i in your orders for books, cords, handbills, circulars, pro- or any other kind of printing nmamit of the principal of the pubHe debt and United States bonds now held as sinking fund in the I portions!' nm by deveting their whole time to the bn- fer- Treasury, as well as those hereafter purchased I *•»•**• Boy* and girls earn nearly aa much as men.— vently with her deep bass voice that all pre8 . ^ be opnceMed and destroyed on after the I a t I To such as are not we!! satisfied*** will «tnd$l to pay l D6 registered bonus or uny (lononinsttons I fgf ^ trovblitrwritint. Fullp»rticnljurt f *Talaabl# not less than $1,000, issued upon tho provisions I sample, which will dotoebmmoncework on. and a copy Of this act, are to be deposited with the Treas- I of The People’* Literary.Companion—on* of tha largest nrer as security for the circulation of National I hostfrmily newspapers published—ell rent fro* by Banks.' The Circulation Of those banks which I BmU - B^«r, If/on want permanent, prontabla work, do not comply with this provision within a year from tho passage of the act, to be forfeit ent were more startled than touched. GEORGIA ITEMST Huife faction, rt^lets, blank: ad and they will be promptly attended to, Bill-Heads, citslognes, circnlars, band-bills, and ^ printing, can now be executed, sw (''or at this office. A new lot of Vpspor, ink. &c., just received, fiend * r orders, and have your work tceU done * ildono with artistic skill and in good wl j;le the prices will be moderate. Ljln, i owders create a good appetite. «CMf shore the Woodbine twineth.” weather wo have had since onr last jupemdded to that which had gone bo- we think, killed most of the peaches. ‘Slav bare escaped, but the great mass of share “gono where tho woodbine twin some other “ furrin” port. Plums j pears, too, have suffered. »w Methodist Church. I Then' is an effort on foot to raise the means ! another Methodist church edifice in irn. It is proposed to build on a lot that of Mr. Hodgson, on the street tog diagonally from Broad street to the tVe hope onr citizens will contribute illy to this new enterprise, and that a > edifice mav be erected. The Secretary of the Treasury is authorized IA Scmra.—Husband and «i«k »t f «- Husband *b»«ni to - --mint nrrrntw In *»« ■«*«*■. Cam* backJ wife going to puttie*.— to appoint agents in the United Mates for the vn^., mkM.rU She wad > FB. _ . •* 0 bonds, and a sum not ex-1 Young girl* just merging into womanhood dertromuch THE Deeding one-half of one per cent, is appropri a tod to pay the expenses of preparing, issttin and disposing of tho same. One hundred and fifty million dollars anna - benefit by using E KB. orr* *_l aiioi th«'ScTin kt | tX'—Is ed to the payment of Interest and a reduction SB** «.w* uJht MdVofiublfc Perioua of either 10 _. ... j«J Bniioaaa aew, light and profitable. Person*, of el that sex easily earn from Mo. to"SS per evening, and n pro- .. . « . at. •- _L.U it-. it. IT* Equine Condition Powders. Xorlheaslern Railroad, lire the people of Athens and Northeast , going to fold their arms supinely and ithe Augusta and Port Royal Railroad to it connection with the Great West by ex ding their line to the Rabun Gap t Or will ;lie still, while the Central Road forms a rtion at the same point, by constructing i via Covington, Lawrencevllle. See., to Both these schemes are now agita- i,isd one of tho routes is now being survey the capitalists of Athens—will the aiders of tho Georgia Railroad suffer this did pdre to be grasped by others, when j tho means in hand to do the work, d when their line is not half as long as either I th* others f | The Annual Convention is not far off, and it i time that parties interested should t up their minds cither to go ahead or get ;er—they cannot stand still much longer, hing must be done, as it will soon be too a act. | Equine Powders make the hair lay smooth. Chemical Preparations. |Ilk with great pleasure that we notice some s prepared by Mr. W. A. Carlton, son fur esteemed fellow-citizen, Dr. J. B. Cart- Many of those have never been used by i in this place, because they have no eto prepare thorn, and tbo drug stores i had no demand for them. Hence, the ihare been compelled to take the frequent- drugs, while in larger places tho i are administered in palatable elixirs l ijraps. The very appearance of these tions of our young friend almost divests i of half of its horrors. Among them is t ono for consumption and other dis- f debility, the syrup of tho hypo-phos- lof lime, soda, potash and iron solution r nitrate of iron, ono of the most effl- * preparations of that metal. His syrup of •is far more beautiful than that usually Sweet spts. of nitre, chloric ether > of ginger, and all his preparations are F beautiful. Ho has also a disinfectant his quite as good as Darby’s, and no doubt *WlU at a lower price. We tender to him s congratulations for his skill, and wish him J the wccoss which bis industry merits. sf these preparations may be found at [*•* Drug Store, whore Dr. King will be 1 to show them to members of the med u prolession. p«arkahlo cures from Equine Remedies. r 115 So Mrcn Trouble.—My friend, it is T as much trouble to get well as it will P 1 * & il the time in bad health. The time w in securing health, is the best expendi- V* ii that can he made; do not be dlscour- ’ talic Simmons’ Liver Regulator, and be |^to take one remedy regularly, instead JPasping at every remedy yon hear of, and >° a t a miserable existence. It will cure r tough coat use Equine Powders. ^ BKGHAM AMr>rDMKNT -—The well- ^ w correspondent of the Baltimore Go- J*^ ic,s “ that the famous amendment of Ittrersa ,>0 struc1c frotn the Georgia bill “Hs!***’ through tho coercive vote of a Senatorial caucus, thereby keeping the :iWj t0 °.® cial8 ,n control until after the riential election. A show of opposi 4(W mado by 8nch men 88 Trumbull to this iniquitous scheme, but tally vote as commanded by Sumner *■ ^ u til the caucus system shall be it is idle to talk about individual Mkwnfoms.—Dr. R. H Nlabet, -of Eaton- ton, in a communication to the Telegraph, con tends that this disease and malignant typhns fever are tbe same. He says that they have the same characteristics. The Governor, at the request of the Comp troller General, will not advertise the two million and acres of wild lands unreturned. Atlanta Era. . .The Macon and Augasta railroad bridge under process of construction over the Ocmul- gee river near Macon, was swept away by a freshet on Saturday night last. The loss is es- Unrated at $10,000. . - Tho Sun thinks tbe Georgia negroes who memorialized Congress per Revels, are hard to please. They say they are not allowed to vote freely, when some of them voted ten or a dozen times at tho last election, and would have vo ted oftener If the day had been longer. .The Savannah Republican wants to bear from tbe February business of tho State road and asks, was it all required to electioneer with at Washington f ..The following patents were granted to Georgia inventors up to March 5. Abner White, Macon, Hook for Harness. John D. Punn, Griffin, Combined Cotton Chopper aid Cultivator. E. P. Cook, Carters ville, Heul Rest. J. T. Mulky, Walton’s Ford Ointmestfor Bruises aud Burns Telegraph <& Messenger. ..Elbert Superior Court will not bo post* pon«d. • - Fish raising is attracting considerable at tention in Walton county. . .One-half the corn crop of Early and adjoin ing counties lias been planted. . .The Hawkinsville Factory has cotnmencod operations, having eight hundred spindios and two hundred wool spindles in operation. . -The Confederate States Powder Mill, near Augusta, were sold, with two hundred acres of land attached, on Tuesday, and brought thirty one hundred dollars. .The Macon and Augusta Railroad is again in running order from Augusta to Millcdgeville. ..Dr. R. H. Nisbet, of Eatonton, in a com munication to the Telegraph, contends that men ingitis and malignant typhns fever are tho same. He says that they have tho same char acteristics. .. A correspondent of the Atlanta Constitution under date of Monday, says the meningitis is spreading rapidly in Jonesboro. There have been ten deaths, and great alarm prevails. ..More than three millions of dollars passed through the bands of lumber men, at Darien, last year. Mr. Carlton Colo, Jr., and Mr. James Ralston had a personal difficulty, at the Lanier House, in Macon, on Sunday, in which pistols were free ly used. • Five shots were fired, three by Cole and two by Ralston, the latter received a seri ous wound in the left side of his face, tho bail passing around tbo jaw and under the ear, lodging in the back of the neck, from which it was extracted. The Telegraph pronounces tho wound not necessarily fatal. ..The Columbus Aa)b*»*5«t definitely ascertained wnac oocamo of the negro who murdered tbe little white boy in Harris coun ty, on Sunday. He confessed the crime, and it authentically reported that while being carried to Talbotton jail bo was “lost.” - -It is contemplated to start another large cotton mill at Columbus, of the same capacity of the Eagle and Phoenix Mills—20,000 spindles —on lots between that property and tbe Mus cogee Company. Experienced manufacturers of means are moving in the matter. Columbus will then have three mills, running 50,000 spin dles. Rev. Mr. Singleton, of Forsyth, has per fected an invention of an agricultural ma chine intended to facilitate and equalize dis tribution of guano, and to sow seed with regu larity and dispatch, which tbe Monroe Adver tiser thinks will do all that is claimed ibr It. A patent will be applied for. . -The people of Angnsta are talking about building dyker or levees to prevent the Savan nah from overflowing its banks. The late in undation, which was of sufficient magnitude to afford good boating facilities in Rome of the streets, seems to have aroused public attention to tbe importance of providing against such visitations. > ..A Greensboro correspondent of the Con stitution, under date of the 14th, writes as fol lows : Yesterday, the 13th instant, occured a fatal recontre between Messrs'. A. H. Evans ; and Jesse Nunn, of Taliaferro county, in which Evans, with a rifle gun, shot Nunn through the thigh, cutting a large artery therein, and killed him within a few hours. The homicide oc curred at or near Evans’ bouse, about four miles from Crawfordville. Evans is still at large. Inherited a Large Fortune.—We heard it currently reported in bigh circles that married gentleman and bis sister of high social position in Columbos, had received notification that in the death of a distant relative they were heirs to fonr millionsof dollars in England. We do not know how true the rumor Is.—Co lumbus Suu. Shooting Affray.—We learn that a diffi cnlty happebed yesterday, the 14tb, at the plantation of Mrs. E. A. Robinson, between Mr. J. A. P. Robinson and Mr. Bricket They exchanged several shots, and we under- stand that Mr. McCoy also shot atBricket, and is supposed that be pnt tbe ball in- R«sder, if von want permanent, profit*b[« i E. C. ALLEN A CO., Angnatn, Maine. March 9—3m ed ; provided banks shall be allowed, by giv-|Fortliebl»od,«*eConitUotionalMonareh 1 ing thirty days notice to the Comptroller of Cnrrency, to deposit legal tender notes with PoT ,n d utt * r , „„ comtimtionat Monarch. tho Treasurer to the amount of the outsanding I circulation, and take np the bonds pledgo for I 3yph<lit1e affection*, nee Constitutional Monarch, its redemption ; and provided, further, that no Conetitntional Monarch fire* a clear thin, a smooth more than one-third of tbo bonds deposited by I „ r » c ® » n . d pare blood. “»pT"r.mTh. r r:c. fretk, • , ' A* a blood purifier, nse Conetitntional Monarch. cureTor CllPTIOI. What the Doctors Says AMOS WOOLLBY, M. J>., of Ko*dniko county, In- liana, says: “For three years past I hare used Al lis’s Lung Balsas extensively, in my praotice, and [ am satisfied there is no better medicine for lung dis eases in use.** ilurley’s Stomachic Bitters,]^ jFor’ # Ynejft Debility, ; ^ Loss ofAppe- ftUii? tite, Weakness, In digestion, or Dyspepsia, 'TH’fl Want of Action of the Liver, or Disordered Stomach, 1 there I* no Bitter* that ean compare with theca in removing these distressing complaints. JAMES RUDDLE A CO, Proprietor*. Louifrille, K,. the classcsof bonds hereby authorized, on which the maximum rate of interest is fixed at 41 or 5 per cent, per annum. The amount of circu lation notes received by any bank shall not ex- ceod eighty per contain of par value of the bonds deposited. The last authorized banks to be organized and do business on depositing $50,000 in U. States notes with the Comptroller of Currency in exchange for bonds, and receive circulating notes tho samo as other banks, without respect i rsAAO A noR^ M D , of Logan county, Ohio, to limitations of tho aggregate circulation of •< Alpks’s Lmro Bum* not only sella rapidly, the national currency; provided, however, that | but glee* perfect satisfaction in every case within my as circulation notes are issued under this 8CC- I knowledge. Having confidence in it and knowing that tiou. an equal amount of United States notes j‘ ▼»><>«'''« medicinal properties, ! freely use Shall bo canceled and destroyed. '* in “JdaUywrao**, «d with unbounded *aeeea*._ - 1 Aa an expectorant it is most eortainly far ahead of any preparation I have ever yet knowo.’’ NATHANIEL HARRIS, M. D.,ofMtddlebuvy,Vet ment, says: “I have no donbt it will soon become a classical remedial agent for the cure of all disease* of the Throat, Bronchial Tabes and the Lnnga.” Physicians do not recommend a medicine whiob has the Hon. Nathan L. Hutchins, and moved the I ££& ceTuuk^^ . appointment of a Committee to report appro-1 it at once. . Tribute to the Memory of the Hon. S. Hutchins. After tbe organization of the Coart on Mon-1 day last, J. N. Glenn announced the death of priato resolutions relative to said deceased. Tho following members of the bar were ap pointed as such Committee: Hon. John J. Sold by all Medicine Dealers In Athens, February 9—lnu Mother-ih-Law—A German *oeen an accou nt of a strange incident _^rarred on tho occasion of a marriage —authorities in Algeria. The 1 if 18(1 the consent of tbe mother, and were present. A load bass voice T be Mayor looked np and [DM ®* r before him. ‘ That is well,’ ,i~ h ° mothB icome here—her con ^*>8nature are necessaiy.• To the , . P^sent, the soldier approach , With long Strides, sainted in mil- ■nfZ’.^ “M: ‘Yon ask for the **11 «• r . d °’ 81,6 stRnd * before yon. l|u' , r ’ tuplied tbe Mayor, ’then ***> take no proxy; I must After using all other enugh reiredios without good of. ™ , „ , T „ , ttt „ i foot, try a bottlo of Dromgoolo A Co’* Pectoral. Floyd, Col. James P. Simmons, Col. Wm. W. I Croup and whooping eongb—use Dromgoolo A Co’s Clark, Capt. W. L. Marler and Col. J. N. Glenn, who on this day made the following re port: In paying tho last sad tribute of respect to a departed brother, yonr Committoo beg leave to make tbe following report: Whereas, Death again has invaded our professional ranks, and removed from onr midst the Hon. Nathan Lewis Hutchins, who had been a member of the Western Circuit near a half century. Ho was ono of its brightest lights, and ever esteemed an able lawyer and Peotoral. In calling oapeeixl ottention to the advertise ment of tbe Six Great Remediee in another eolnmn, we Jo not know that wo eonld give a bettor general idea of the truly remarkable efficacy of each, than eopying a single certificate of ono of the most celebrated of theta remedies: Mabibtta, Ga., Nov. 1st, 18S9. Ueeert. Janet Ruddle & Co. Gears: Wo hare used yonr Dr. Sbaibook’i Isvaxt Soothiko Smirr in onr families, and find it doe* more good than all tba other remedies we ever tried. Ws believe it perfectly harmless, and it gives rest and ease . to onr children quicker than all other remedies now profound jurist. This popular verdict was 9ffercd for Also, wo have been selling it for throe sustained by his success before tho Bench, vin dicated by bis bold advance to tho highest hon ors, when giants contested tbe field, and con firmed by tho quiet dignity with which he I wore the ermine, when' statesmen were the | critics and judges the reviewers of his rulings. Possessingan indomitable energy, never swerv-1 years, and it gives universal satisfaction. We never heard it complained of. Ocr wires will nse no other. Yours, ‘ Wn. R. Root, J. L. Root. For wasting eongh, uso Diomgoole A Co’s PeetoraL Dromgoolo A Co’s Pectoral for chronic bronchitis. Drimgooie A Co’s Pectoral eases the pain, checks the eongh, loosous the phlegm and promotea sleep. E F B is a reliable uteriao regulator. E F B cares diseases peculiar to fcmalee. ing from his purpose, he presents us one of the gns „, h Bitte „ mn , , iekIy fentlet . clearest examples that “ man is the architect' of bis fortuno,” and no child of circumstances, j except by adoption. When he started in life, few smiles of fortune lighted his path; yet, J with no capital bnt his talents, he amassod a large fortune. Few teachers, except nature ] and himself, he rose to the head of a most learned profession, and sat among Rabbi and teachers of men. With the instincts of genius, | he turned towards success, and “ Being np and aver doings With a heart for any fata; Still achieving, still panning, Learned to labor and to wait” His perceptions were quick and penetrating, his memory ready and tenacious; his mind was broad ana coiuproticnnive, not only stored with tho civil, bat richly endowed with the physical and moral laws. He eschewed poli tics, though elected several times to the State Legislature; yet young, he then bore himself with great credit He delighted in the profession, and studied it Dot only as a source of income, bnt for its ethics, its science and beauty. Being possessed of snch endowments, bis long practice, his ability as a Judge of his Cir- SIX GREAT REMEDIES) .. OF THE AGE! .T BANKS COUNTY. “VTOHCE. _LN All persons tuning demands against the estate of Aaron Bell, deceased, will please present them in le gal form, in dnewadlegal time; and allperaona in-' debled to said estate, will please make immediate pay- .. ... -- ’*1 MarchlS ALLEN J. BELL, Adm’i 1ST0TICE. _L> Poor weeks after date, application will be made to the Coart of Ordinary .of Banks county, for leave to sell all the real estaW of Aaron Ball, late of eaid county, deceased, in term* of the law. « ALLEN J. BELL, Adm’r. p BORGIA, Banks Co. VJT Whereas, William R Bell applies to me for the Guardianship of the property in this State belonging to the minor heirs, resident in Jobe county, State of Texes, of Anderson W Bell, de- This is therefore to eite and admonish all and singu lar, tha kindred and friends of said minors, to file their 0I4actions, if may they have, why the Gnarnlansfalp or tbe property in this State belonging to said non-resi dent minors, should not be granted the applioaat at the April term, 1870, next of this Court. Given under my hand officially, Feb. 22d, 1870. March! A. C. MOSS, Ord’y. j GEORGIA, Clarke county, VJ ' Court of Ordinary of jaid county. Whereas, DectorK Elder, Administrator de bontsnor of Robert ItendeTson, a free person of color, late Of eaid county, doeeased, petition! tbe Court for a discharge from eaid Administration— Therefore, nil persons concerned are hereby required . show cause, if any they have, why said Administra tor should not, at the regoiar term of said Court, to he held on the first Monday in July next, be discharged , at a regular term thereof, day of Marsh, 1878. ..ASA M. JACKSON, Ord’y. /^.BORGIA, Clarke county. VJT Ordinary’* Offlee, Hth March, 1870. Mannel T Kendrick ha* applied farexemption of per sonalty and setting apart and valuation of homestead ; sod I will pass npoo the same at 10 o’eloek A M, on the Zfith day of March, 1870, at my offlee. MarcblO ASA M. JACKSON, Ord’y. To Jas Rnddle A Co, Louisville, Ky—Gentleman: This la to certify, that I have been for y ears a cofferer, and here tried all the Tonics I bare beard of or seen advertised, with little or evrelief from auy ef then I a DMINISTRATOR’S SALE. 1 ^. <l TO ? T u? ar . , f, y .? ,, e , * r .i h , ig h 1 I.T K *T “ ,nd tri *f Will be sold, before the court house door in the a i»t't«. "I* b ®t li‘Ha faith in it betara I eommaneed, I f jj omer Banks county, between the lawful hours ^1!.°*”^^ of on the first Tuesday in April next, a tract of I Mu grextdeal better,, nnd firmlj bjlieTe that on e I j d j coun ty t on the waters of Grore river, be- or two occasions it wat the mean, of saving and pro- whereon James C Strickland resided at longingmy life. Ieonscientloutiy recommend them to h S ' ofbu containing— acres, mem or /Garrison, Gr«nw., always tt ask for Dr T A Hsrley’s and have no other. You can use this as youJthink pro] others. LoalsviUe, Ky, Dte 10,1848. | and other*. Sold by virtno of an order frott the Coart r of said i and ere- I diton. Terms cash. March! M. VAN ESTES, Adm’r. .thiok proper, if it will benefit I 0 y Q r( jj nlry °f 8 *jii O oun*y, as the property- sours,truly, Ac, I Jas C Strickland, for tho benefit of his heirs a JOHN W. DIXON. | ...h NOTICE TO MOTHERS DR. SEABROOK’S Infant Soothing Syrup. PRICE, 25 CTS. PER BOTTLE. U§e In the fntnreonly SEABROOK’S, ncomblnatiqn quite np with the advancement of the age. Pleasant to take, harmless in its action, efficient and reliable in all eases. Invaluable in the following diseases: Summer Complaint, Irregulari ties of tlie Bowels, Restive ness, Teething, &c. Give* health to thd child and rest to tha mother. fl EORGIA, Banks county. VJT Whereas, Wm C Chambers, Administrator of William Chambers, repiesenta to the Court in hi* peti tion, dnly filed and entered on record, that he has folly | administered William Chambers’ estate—' This is therefore to cite all persons concerned, kin dred and ereditore, to show cause, if any they eao, why i said Administrator should not b. discharged from bis administration and receive Letter! of Dismission, on the first Monday in Jane, 1870. 1 Feblfi A. C. MOSS, Ord’y. r'i EORGIA, Banks county. VJT Whereas, Frances M Owen, Administrator of Blijah Owen, represents to the Court in hie petition, duly filed and entered on record, that he has folly ad- ministered Elijah Owen’s estate— This is therefore to cite all perions concerned, kin- I dred and creditors, to show cause, if any they ean, why [ said Administrator should not be dischsrged from his | administration and receive Letters of Dismission, on the first Monday in Jane, 1870. ffeblfi A. C. MOSS, Ord’y. Jemee in yonr oity, NAStrm.ii!, Tenn, Feb 13,1888. Raddle & Co, Louisville, Ky—When living ity, I used several bottles of Dr Seabrook’s p EORGIA, Banks county. VJT James Norwood, Guardian of tho minor heirs of William J Ray, having applied to the Court of Ordi nary of said county for a discharge from his Guardian ship of said Wm J Ray’s minors— This is therefore to cite all persons concerned to show cause, by filing objections in my office, why tbe said James Norwood should not be dismissed from his Guar dianship of said Wm J Ray’s minors, and receive the usnal Letters of Dismission. Given under my official signature. Feblfi A* C. MOSS, Ord’y. , , , .. „ .... . .... ./GEORGIA, Banks county.—Whereas, Infant Soo.hing Syrup, and fonnd it to do my child | yjf Thomas A Noal, Administrator de bonis non on more good, and it would rest better after using it, than I the cgtate Q f a J Ash, represents to tho Court in his any other remedy I ever tried. lean say with confl- 1 - - — - * •' “ ‘ donee, it is the best for children at present known. I petition, duly filed and entered on record, that he has j fully administered A J Ash’s estate— This is therefore to eite all persons concerned, kin wish yon would got the Druggists here to keep it. If „ looreI „ IO „„„ ... any one does please let me know, if noiftend me 1 dosen dred and oredito „ ( to show cause, if any they can, why by express end I will pay for it at the offlee here; write I aa j d Atlministrator should not be discharged from his me when yon send it and oblige Mr* SARAH A RANDOLPH I administration and receive Lettera of Dismission, on | the first Monday in May, 1870. 1 Fob! A. C. MOSS, Ord’y. JACKSON COUNTY. ) HURLEY’S AGUE TONIC. NO MERCURY! NO ARSENIC! PERFECTLY RELIABLE. "vroncE. J_> Thirty days after date, and at the Court of Or dinary for Habersham county, to be held on the first Monday in April, 1870, application will be made to saidOoart for leave to sell ail the lands belonging to the estate of Robert Davis, lata of said county, dec’d M-rch9 ROBERT M. DAVIS, Adm’r. pi EORGIA, Jackson county. VJT Whereas, Bnrk Camp, Uuardian for E B Pen I dergraes, has applied.to me for Letters of Dismission ' from said Guardianship— I This is therefore to eite ail persons interested ’.o show I cause, if any they ean, why Letters of Dismission should . .1 not h* granted tho applicant, at tho Jniy term next of The only remedy for Chills and Fener, or Ague and I thi> Court. MarohS T. L. ROSS, Ord’y. Fever, that it or ean be deyeoded upon, is Harley’s Ague Tonio. There have been thoueande cured by ^ ifiOKGIA, JACKSON COUNTY, using it, whohad tned tha usual remedies without ben- ^ wherea9( Arana Willaon, Executrix of Fennel * mrsmssss,.*"*— •’Is.rsssssi^s'i'.-s^t-Jr^r" This is therefore to cite aU persons interested to show cans*, if any they can, or leave to eell will bo granted le applicant, arm* April term next or this Conn. March2 T. J- ROSS, Ord’y. to the breast of Bricket. Mr. Robinson was shot in the foot. Tbe wound of Bricket is quite dangerous, if not mortal.—Southern Re corder, Text of the Measure which Recently Passed the Senate. . The landing bill, as it passed the Senate, provides for tbe issue of 400,000,000 of cou pons, or registered 10-40 year bonds, bearing 5 per cent, coin internet, for disposal in the United States, or elaewbere, at not less than par value for coin, or in exchange for 5-20 bonds of equal aggregate par ralne; also, for four hundred millions 15-40 year bonds, bearing 4i per cent, coin interest for similar disposal, at not less than par value for coin, or the re demption of bonds bearing a higher rate of in terest ; also for the issue of fonr hundred mil lions of 20-40 year bonds bearing 4 per cent, coin Interest for similar disposal at not less than .par value for coin, or redemption of out standing bonds. A further issue of tho last named bonds is authorized at tho discretion of tbe Secretary of the Treasury, provided the aggregate debt of tho United States is not thereby increased. All these bonds are not exempt entirely from T he advantages we enjoy as the result of a long established and successful business enables us to offer inducements that makes this announcement Worthy of O ATTENTION. ^ Importing - our foreign goods di- frt rect, controlling many leading styles O of American fabrics, employing the ^ cnit, over which he presided for a great while, best artistic talent in the production g i n .u. I *-=> of our goods, and “constant progress” ^ our motto, we claim to lead the mar- J« ket in fcd READY-MADE CLOTHING, “ of which we keep full lines of all grades, for Men and Boys. |n CUSTOM WORK Mississippi speaks for itself: Mxridixs, Miss., Oct. It, 1868. Ifr. R. T. It. Chadwick. Dear Bin: This is to certify that I bought ftom yon, by your recommendation, a bottlo of Hnrloy’a Aguo Tonio, and it cared two oases of fever and ague of fif teen months’ standing. I cheerfully recommend Har ley’s Tonio to the public generally. Respectfully, yonrs, JOHN B. WRIGHT. CLARKE COUNTY. A DMINISTRATRE’ SALE. -LJL la pursuance of an order of the Court of Ordi nary of Clarke county. Go, will be sold, before tbe court house door of eaid county, in Watkinsville, within tho legal hours of sale, on tbs first Tuesday in May next, being the 3d day of thet month, the following property, to-wit: One lot of laud in the town of Athens and county afore said, containing one acre, more or loss, whereon J Q A Norris lived, and whereon tho subscriber now lives.— Sold as the property of said J Q A Norris, deceased, for tho purpose of paying tho widow and children their- ear’s support and (he expenses of administration.— "ermeessh. March 16 DELINA J. B. NORRIS, Adm’x. * TTALUABLE PROPERTY V AT ADMINISTRATRIX’ ShLE. PURSUANT to an order of the Court of Ordinary of the county of Clarke and State of Georgia, will be sold in Watkinsviile,' before the court house of said county of Clarke, on the first Ta-sday in May next, during tho legal hours of sale, the following property, to-wit: THE ATHENS GAS WORKS, with six mores, more ot less, of land attached to It, in the town of Athens, upon which there arc three houses one a large and commodious wood honso, the gas house, built of rock, and a dwelling with two rooms end a chim ney in the centre. In the gas honso tliets is a double furnace made of firebrick, with an 18 inob sheet iron stack, 30 feet bigh, hydraulic mein stand pipes, 2 safety valves and 6 retorts, all in good order. The cistern it built of brick, laid in cement. The gas holder is 1! feet high and 32 feet in diameter, new and in perfect order, with cast ironcolnmns, weights, ebains, Ac., Ac. There are 600 or 800 feet of 4 inch, and between 12,0011 and 15,000 feet of 3 inch main pipe, with all necesasr; tar wells, drips, shuts off, Ae. Also, 38 new meters There an 98 consumers of gat, not including 15 street lamps, and new conanmors are being constantly added. Sold as tbe property of WmS Grady, deceased, for tbe benefit of creditors and division among the heirs. ANN E. GRADY, March! Adm’x of W S Grady, dec’d. piIARKE SHERIFFS SALES. Will be sold, on tbe first Tuesday in April next, before the court honaedoorin Watkinsviile, Clarke county, within the legal honra of sale, the following property, to- wit: Tbe traot of land known as No. 119, in Pittman’s sur vey of tha Taylor leads, containing thirty-eight and four-tenths acres, more or less, lying on Middle Oconee in eaid county, not far from Princeton Factory. Le vied on aa the property of Thomas M Daniel, to satisfy the purchase money and fi fa issaad from the Snpcrior Court of Clarke county, Wm L Mitehcll, Ex’r of Rob ert Taylor, vs Thomas M Daniel and ElisaS Jarrell, Adm’x of George Jarrell, seenrity. At the same timo and place, the tract of land and wa tar-power known as Parr’a Factory, on Middle Oconee, and lying principally in laid county, but partly in J ae k son county. Levied on at the property of Daniel V Parr, to satisfy a fi fa issued from tbo Superior Com t of Clarke county, Robert T Fowler v» Daniel W Pari The fi fa and judgment founded on a gold verdict, aud the said property to be sold for gold. March2 J. A, BROWNING, SV1T. EORGIA, Clarke county. VJT Whereas, Thomas J Edward*applies tome fo> Letters of Guardianship of Thomas L Watson, of sain comity, late of said county, deceased— These are therefore to cite and admonish all concern cd to show cause, if any they have, at m” office,'on to before the first Monday in April next, why said Letter.- should not be granted. Given under my band at office, this 12th Fob’y, 187f Mar! ASA hi. JACKSON, Ord’y. TTiXECUTOR’S NOTICE. |iJ AU persons having demands against the estat< of Sarah H Harris, deceased, will please present then- in legal shape, in doe and legal time; and persons in debted to said estate, will please make immediate pay ment. BENJ. F. HARDEMAN, 1 Qualified Feblfi SAMPSON H. HARDEMAN, J Ex’rs. justly won to himself tho enviable appellation, “ The Father of the Western Bar, To the young practitioner, he was an oracle, ever open, easily approached, and ready to give counsel and encouragement. Ho was a man of great urbanity of manner, social in his nature, genial and communicative, a fast friend, affectionate hnsband, a fond and indulgent father, humane master, and a good citizen. Having lived ont his three score years and ten, he is now gone, and the great Levcler has again startled ns into consciousness of expo sure, and reminds us that “ there is no dis charge in that war;” no station exempts; no position protects; that — “ time it fleeting, And onr hearts, though ttout and brave, Still, like muffled drums, are beating, Funeral marches to tbe grave.” Few such are now to fill his place. There fore, Resolred, That In tbe death of the non. N. L. riutchins, our profession has sustained a groat loss, which we sincerely deplore, and wo hereby tender onr heart-felt sympathy to his bereaved family. Resolved, That this preamble and resolutions be spread upon the minntos of this Court, and the Clerk furnish a copy of tho same to the family of tho deceased. J. N. Glenn, Jno. J. Floyd, Jas. P. Simmons, Wm. W. Clark, Wm. L. Marler. A truo extract from the minutes of the Su perior Court of Gwinnett county, Ga. M. L. Vaughan, Clerk. TRIBUTE OF RESPECT. Onr dearly beloved fri.nd, Sallik F. A. D. Ware. of Jackson county, deaghter oi Mr. Asa J. and Mrs A. Ware, fell asleep in the arms of Jesus on the 3d of March, 1870, aged 33 years and 13 days. She was violently attacked with a chill on Snnday nvening, tha 37th ofFebrnary, saddled Thursday, the 3d of March, at the residence of Mr. Levi Martin, of tbo samo county. Bb. was a member of the Baptist ehureh. embraced religion when quit* yoang, and bad always tried te Uve in discharge of all of her Christian duties. She sxprassod herself t. her father and friends, in her last momenta, that she had a Father ia Heaven; that Jeans wa* her Father; that she was glad she had a Jeans in Heaven, and for them not to tronblo about bar, for she wee bsppy. She wa* beloved by all who know bar, and has loll a larg.eirelo of friends to mourn her loss. The sympathy with her bereaved parents, brothers and sister is widely extended. Onr beloved Bailie wae engaged in teaching a school at Martin Spring ehnreb. She had great infiuence over her atodents, and left a deep impression on their ton dar hearts. She always opened her school with roll (ions services, by reading ■ chapter in the Bible. Her vaonacy in the shnveh and eehool-room will never be .filled. May God’s hleniag rest on all of the bereaved friends,nnd prepare them te meet her in that bright and happy world, wham they will never part with hat again. U. J. W. “Yes, dear SalHa,thins will mbs thee, On this bleak and sin-stained shore, Bnt m hop. are long to ant thee, ' Where tb. loved .nee part no more.” ■ Com. w.c.w. “ Ho eoaoa, with sickness at hia aido, Ho withers all onr radiant pride; And, shaken by the stormy gust, - W# drop and crumble into duet.’’ “So the pain of life is past. Ail bar warfare now is o’er; Death andsic behind her east— Grief and suffering are no more.” - ' Horse, Hog and Cattle Powders, At March 16 LONGS A BILLUPS’. © a* our products are unsurpassed for qual- ^ ity, workmanship and elegance. In O GENTLEMEN’S FURNISHING GOODS ^ our stock is constantly large and seasonable. We are the sole manu facturers of the which we supply both ready-made and to order. Prices uniformly low. __ Gentlemen visiting New-York are requested to call and have their measures recorded upon our books. System of Self-Measurement, and other information promptly furnished when desired. Address P. O. Box 2256, N. Y. .DEVLIN & CO. March 9, 1878—3m THE Clothing Emporium OF- RITCH&MORTON . s • ' •■»'••• - - ‘ -r'' J HAS BEEN REMOVED, TO THE BOOT£ STORE COUNEU. Athens, Janaary 26, 1870. m 1, Jaokson county. Whereas, ABC Delay has applied to mn for Letters of Administration on the estate of Edward Craft, deceased— This is te eite all persons interested Jo show cause, if any they ean, why Lettera of Administration should not be granted the applicant, at the April term next of this Court. Febl6 T. L. ROSS, Ord’y. G EORGIA, Jackson county. Wheroas, L. Y. Bradberry has applied to mn vrnTTTi TIT rinri n I for Letteie of Administration upon the estate of J M PURIFY YOUR BLOOD.f Bradberry, deceased, This le therefore, to cite and admonish stl persons interested, to show cease, if 1 v-J they can, why said letters should not bo granted tbe applicant at the March term next, of this Court. T. L. ROSS, Janl9 Ordinary. fi EORGIA, Jackson county. VJT Whore**, John M Venable ha* applied for Let ter* of Guardianship of Drasilla E Garrison, minor of , . ■ #... . . I Wiley R Garrison, deceased, Thi* is the pnre and genuine extract of the root, ana rpg ig th 0r6 fQ re> i 8 te cite and admonish all persons will, on trial, he found to effect a certsln and perfect I to show c&nse, if any they can, why letters HURLEY’S SARSAPARILLA, WITH IOD. OF POTASH. f'1 EORGIA, Clarke county. VJ Whereat, William J Parrott applies »« f° r Letters of Administration on tbe estate of Henry Nixon, late of said county, deceased—* These are therefore to cite and admonish all .concern- «d to show oftueo, if any they hare, at my offlee, on or before the first Monday in April next, why said Letun>* should not be granted. Given under ray hand at office, this 1? h day of Feb ruary, 1870. Feblfi ASA M. JACKSON, Ord’y. EORGIA, Clarke counly. VJT Court of Ordinary of said county. Whereas, Jefferson Jennings, Guardian of Evie L Cook, (now Evie II Bostick) orphan of Wm M Cook, deceased, late of said county, petitions the Court for » discharge from said Guardianship— Therefore, all persons concerned are hereby required to show cause, if any they have, why eaid Guard ini should not, st a regular term of said Court, to be hc)< on the first Monday in April next, be discharged frt n said Guardianship. By order of said Court, at a regular term thereof held this the 7th day of February, 1870. Feblfi ASA M. JACKSON, Ord’y. cure of the following complaints and diseases: should not be granted the applicant at the March term Affection* of the Boner, Habitual Coetieenen, Debit-1 next, of this Court. Janl9 T. L. ROSS, Ord. .. • Z.r /lumMuta KrtMWtif. JfV- I 1 T 1 _ 1 ' ity, Dieeaeet of tbe Kidney, Dypepeia, Bryeipelae, Fe male Irregularitiee, Fietnla, ail Stia Dieearee, Liner Complaint, Indiyetiou, Pileo, Pulmonary Disease*, Sn- philie, Scrofula or King’o Evil. To Dr. Than. A. Hnrtey : Bin: I deem it an act of justice te yea to state that in the ia oath of Fshraavy lest I had a severe attack of iufiammatoty rheumatism, which completely prostrated me. At the same time my lunge were mueh afflicted. I was so rod need that it was with tho greatest difficulty that I could walk. I procured toms or your C*m|>ouDd Extract or Sarsaparilla, aud commeueed Hiking it. I found that I began to improve—my cough became less severe—the soreness of my lung* and breast grad sally subsided—my rbeumatio pains less acute. I attribute this mainly to your Sarsaparilla. I have now been taking it for over two months; hove taken in all firs bottles. Its effects have been most satisfactory to me, and I advise others similarly afflicted to give yoo a trial. JOS. CLEMENT. Tha geotleman.wbose natneis appended to tb* above certificate has long resided hero, and at tha praeenttime ia one of tha magistrates of tha oity of Louisville. A DMINISTRATOR'S Sale. Will behold, before the eonrt house door in Jefferson, on the first Tuesday in March, 1870, tb* following real estate: One hundred and fifty-five acres of land, more orlese, lying on the Mulberry river, adjoining lands of John Smith, widow Blalock, W B Rutherford and others— 25 or 30 seres of bottom lend, in high state of cultiva tion—ordinary dwelling and outbuildings. Sold as tbe property of Richard S Martin, deceased, for the benefit of heirs and creditors. Terms cash. GEORGE -W. FRASER, Jaa5 Adm’r de bonis non. HURLEY’S Popular Worm Candy. Aa this ia really a specific for worms, and tha beat and most palatable form to give to children, it is not surprising that it is fast taking the plaee of all other pro- parctions for worms. Being parfeetly tasteless, any ehild will take it. Messrs James Rnddle A Co—Gentlemen: It gives me pleasure to any, eftev using all tha ethor worm remedies known to me with bnt partial relief to, my ehlldren, I tree advised to try Dr T A Horiey’i, and tine* using it, my children have become qnite well and baaltby. The children wonld eat it ail thfftime, it la ao pleasant, if w* would let them I believe it one of tho best and safest remedies known, and, ai aneb, recommend it to ono nnd nil* . JAS W TRAVIS* Lonieville,Ky, July 3d,1868. PLAIN & FANCY Book «& Job PRESTTING, EXECUTED IN THE HOST ELEGANT STILE AT THE OFFICE OF THE SOUTHERN WATCHMAN, ATHENS, GEORGIA. A Fine Lot of Perfumery, At the Drug Store of LONQB'A JILLUPS. T urpentine, at $1.00 p*r *Jioo, at Msr33 NEW DRUG STORE. a DR. SEABROOK’S Elixir of PyroplosuMe of Iron and Calisaya. This elegant combination possesses all thsbest Toole properties of Peruvian Bark and Iron, with ont tb* dis agreeable taste and bad offsets of either, separately or io other preparatioac, #f those valuable medicines. It should be taken In all eases when a gentle tonic impres sion i* required—after convalescence from Ferre or othardobUitatingdlaesioa, or In those distressing Irre gularities pccnliar to females. No female should b* without it, if liable to inch diseases, for nothing ean wall take its place. JAMES HUDDLE & CO., PROPRIETOK8, Laboratory So. 41 Bullitt Street, LOUISVILLE, KY. An the above goods for sale by LONGS A BILLUPS. B M SMITH A CO., Anddealart everywhere. 4 McKesson A BOBBINS, New York. April 14,1669 MADISON COUNTY. "\ /TADISON SHERIFFS SALE. JjfJL Will be sold, before the court house deor in Dsnielsvills, on tbe first Tuesday in April next, within the legal hours of sale, the following property, to-wit: All the interest of Joel Raves in tbe dower of Jinsey Nash—the dower containing one hundred seres, more or less—on the water* of Broad river, adjoining lands of Charles Moon, John King and others. Levied on as the property of Joel Eaves, to satisfy n i fa issued from the Justice’s Court of the 201st district G If of El bert county, in favor of G W Ray Joel Eaves. Pro. perty levied on and returned to mo by John AWilliford, L C. March! WM. T. MOON, Sh’ff. p EORGIA, Madison county. VJ! Ordinary’, Office, February 22d, 1870. Whereas, tbo estate of William Ballanger, late of said county, deceased, has become unrepresented, by the revocation of the Letters of William Haynes and Nathan Williams, the former Administrators on laid estate— This is therefore to eite and admonish all persons eon- earned to show cause, if any they can, why Letters of Administration sbonld not be granted to the Clerk of the Saperior Court, or some other fit and proper person, at the next April term of tbie Court. Given under my hand and official signature, the day and date above written. Maveh! R. H. BULLOCK, Ord’y. A DMINISTRATOR'S SALE. _£jL Pursuant to an order of tbo Court of Ordinar* of Clarke county* will be sold, before tbe court bous* door of said county, on the first Tuesday in May nex! during the legal hours of sale, one tract of land lyin. in said coupty,containing one hundred and fifteen arm more or lets, on which Henry Maxey, deceased, reside at the time of his death. To be sold as the proper* > of said deceasedp for tbe benefit of his heirs and cr<; dlton. Terms cash. Feblfi WILLIAM MURRAY, Adm’r. p EORGIA, Clarke county.—Court of Or- KUT dinary of said County.— Whereas, Mary / Hale, administratrix of John A Ilale, late of sni county, deceased, petitions the Court for a discharg* from said administration. Therefore, all persons concerned, are hereby roquii ed to show cause, (if any they hare) why said odi:iit ; istratrix should not, at the Regular term of said Com» to be held on the first Monday in May next, be dis charged from said administration. By order of said Court, at a regular term thereof, held this 3d day of January, 1870. Jan 12 ASA M. JACKSON, Ord. TT1XECUTRIX’ Postponed Sale. —Will tr 1 U sold, before the Court House door in W»tkin>-- • rille, Clarke county, on tbe fivst Tuesday in March next, the plantation belonging to the estate of Nathn E Biggers, late of said county, deceased, lying on tt< north fork of the Oconee river, tbreo miles south <•! Athens, containing one hundred end twenty-sere c acres, more or less, adjoining lands of Mays, IZoov* i and others. Sold for tbo purpose of perfecting title*. Janl2 Mrs. MARY BIGGERS, Ex’x. pi EORGIA, Clarke county.—Court of Or- VJT dinary of said county.—Whereas, Miily Kluit-, Executrix of Jacob Klutts, late of said connty, dor'.’, petitions the Court for a discharge from said Exciu torship— Therefore, all persons concerned are hereby require’ to show cause, if any they have, why said Execntr'., should not, at tha regular term of said Court, to be held on the first Monday in March next, be discharged from said Executorship. By order of said Court, at a regular term thereof, held this tho 6th day of December, 1869. Deel5 ASA M. JACKSON, Qrd’y. RABUN COUNTY. pi EORGIA, Madison connty—Whereas, Ma- \JT tilda White applies for Dismission upon theestate of John Hopkins, late of said county, deceased: This is to eite admonish all persons concerned, to show cams (if any they hare) why letters of Dismission sbonld not be granted the said applicant at the regular term of this Court, to be held on the first Monday in Feb’y next. Oet!7 K. H. BULLOCK, Ordinary.. HABERSHAM COUNTY. pi EORGIA, Habersham county. VJT Frances Jane Kinney, wife of Wm Kinney—he refusing-—has spplied for exemption of personalty and retting apart and valuation of homestead; -ond I will pore npon the same on the 28th day of March, 1870, at 10 o’eloek A M, ot my offlee in OUrkesvilie. March 16 9. RISK. Ord’y. plication will b* made ISTOTICE. _L l Four weeks after date, to the Court of Ordinary of JaeVson connty. for leave to mil the lands belonging to the estate of John M Bradberry, deceased. March 16 L. Y. BRADBERRY, Adm’r. PI EORGIA, Habersham county.—By the VJT Court of Ordinary of said eounty—Wm M D Lambert, Administrator of Andrew Barnard, deceased, having petitioned this Court, (bowing that he has folly administered oad disposed of eaid estate, and praying for Lettera of Dismission therefrom— It ia therefore ordered, that citation do iesne, requir ing ail persons concerned to show eanse, at tha next April term .f this.Quart, why said Lettera sbonld not be granted and the said Administrator discharged from said Administration. A tree transcript from the minutes of tho Court of Ordinary, December term, 1869. Dec 22—Zm O. SISK, Ord’y. Horse. Cattle A ND Hog Powders, for sale at the March#—2t NEW DRUG STORE. pi EORGIA, Rabun county. VH~ Whereas, Mary Wail applies to mo for Letters of Administration on tbe estate of Barrel Wall, late c-l eaid connty, deceased— There are therefore to cite and admonish all and sin gular, the kindred and creditors of said deceased, to be and appear at the Coart of Ordinary, of said connty, l<> beheld on tho first Monday in May next, to show cause, if any they have, why said Letters should not be granted. Given under my hand and official signature, this 7th March, 1870. Marl6 W. E. PHILYAW, Ord. pi EORGIA, Madison county. VJT Ordinary's Offlee, March 4th, 7870. James Daniel has applied to me for exemption ot personalty and homestead and for valuation of tb,-. same; and I will pass upon the same on Saturday, the 19th Mareb, at 12 o’elook M, at my offic*. March# R. H. BULLOCK, Ord’y. pi EORGIA, Rabun county. VJT B P J ones has applied for exemption of person ■ alty and retting apart and valuation of homestead ; and I will pass upon the same at my ofi'eo in Clayton, on the X4th of March, 1870, at 10 o’olock A M. M*rcb2 * ■W. B. PHILYAW, Ord’y. pi EORGIA, Rabun county, VJT Willie Bratnlett has applied for exemption <•( personalty: and setting apart and valuation of home stead; and I will pass apon tb* same at my offlee in Clayton, at 11 o’clock A M. on the 14th day of March, 1870. March! W. B. PHILYAW, Ord’y. LUCAS I DEARIE To their Customers. P AY up your accounts to January. Onr terms are cosh, and wo cannot keep accounts with those who are not prompt when we call; and we now make tin: call on all. Jeq]9 LUCAS A DEARING. St. Louis Lead, ■\T7ARRANTED strictly pure—the beet in the market. W MarchlS LONGS A BILLUPS.