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3. H. ESTILL, PROPRIETOR
TUESDAY, DECEMBER 15, 1868
COTTON STATES
.(Circulation in City and Country.
The small poi prevails at Panama.
Prance on the Tat.hmnct sh
Bagota advices represent
ti business
le fears of.
Latest New York Yews !
THE PEOPLE GREATLY EXCITED!
innicatioBB must.
Biaamarimiwac -
■ ai&eftss
as he had determined to
Utorig He f <ran dei'
asae**:
r manners he gained the
pectable but unsuspect;
the neighborhood, who,
ament, introduced Cun-
O N AND-' AFTER SUNDAY, NOVEMBER 1ST,
Trains on this Road will run as follows, com
mencing with 7:00 P.M. Train:
• 1 NIGHT EXPRESS TRAIN. «
leave Savannah (Sundays excepted) at... 7300 P. M.
Arrive at Live Oak at(d?. Hfe-OTTKlMtagO
Arrive at Jacksonville st. 7:30 A. M.
Arrive at Tallahassee at........ 9:37 A. M.
Arrive at QuinrgaCa—......—jTuaTL. ml
The Colombian government wants a million
illars from the railroad company. i ..
;t ;.« wishing the paper furnished for any time
! ™one year will have their orders promptly at-
when remitting the amount for the time de-
: -ipcrs by man are stopped at {he expiration of
", UiJ for withont further notice.
subscription discontinued nnlesa by positive
tjjuoiw l-itfe w:<3f0kKS, ‘ u ‘-
viioq.tq : GEORGE 8. OBEAB,
■id r l„C?dS- BROWNING,
COSTAE IN THE FIELD!
bnt no damage waa done.
FOREIGN NEWS.
London, December 14.—Admiral Tapeta is
at Cadiz. The rebels deinanded a share in
the government. Tapeta told , .them : thak
having so long submitted to if *srofse govern
ment they inhst subtiut'tethe preaenTgOveni-
,id£do*ie^bi]
j LADIES
Look Out ! Look Out !
lioiok Out! Look Out!
EPPING & CO., General Commission Mer
its, 149 Bay street, Savannah, Georgia, Vice-
Consulates of
ABNEY ACo„ Commission’
. Stoddard's Upper Range,
e on consignments of Cotton,
samejto be sent to the farm, of the hospitable
farmer, bnt omitting to pay tot them.
OniSii^a^ilUw^d t$<$$40Ua]^jt>JBftfc*:
■flaj sphooh ana was anxious to get an intro-
ductibn to the superintendent: 'wish
being gratified, .he addressed the school, giv
ing a'sketch of his life as he would have them
believe it to ; have been. On that Sunday
evening he proved himself -well satisfied, with
the neighborhood by marrying the daughter
of his hpst. Then came the purchasing of
stoves, furniture, etc., which he ordered to
"be sentjb’ his 1 father-in-law’s residence, not
SYR. COSTAR, of No. 10 Crosby street; is
’•oof with a BEAUTIFIER that eclipses
ever known in: thic linal Thc lwdle& lbts
delight .One lady, says, • I know it’s right,*
OQMMHBia. compriaingm .aiqo.q SlB at
'E, FIRE, MARINE,
RITER and ACCIDENT.
itmiia .1' — — I ...n 1. .... ..,.....
Passengers for stations: west of Lawton taka Day
Train ire in* Savannah.
Passengers from Bainhridge connect at Lawton with
Expi.ssTrainforSavai^rat2:00A-M. : ■
Paseeneers from - Tallahassee connect at Live Oat
with Express Train for Savannah; at 11140 P. AT.
affl~ SLEEPING CABS ON EXPRESS TRAIN.
NO CHANGE BETWEEN . JACKSONVILLE AND
SAVANNAH ON EXPRESS TRAIN.
Steamers leave St. Marks fodtew Orieana, Apalachi
cola and Pensacola every Friday.
Leafe St Marts for Havana, Key West, Cedar Keys
and Wednesday, at 93)0 A. M. ^
xi • dec5-tjanl General Superintendent.
Wales have jomed int note to th
Greece urging a compliance with, thi
ROWLAND & CO., Storage and General Com
rismonMerchants. Cotton taken .on Storage
eraby’s First. Class Fireproof Warehouses.
I'd have ft.’
jr TELEGRAPH
— TO —
THE morning news.
*IT7*ILMiNSON & WILSON, Cotton Factors and Gen-
VV eral Commission Merchants, No: 90 Bay street
Savannah, Georgia. Liberal Advances made on con
signments to ourselves or our friends in New York
CO., of
Washington; 1 ' flecemb^r* *tT—/Ki Jfc
Wilson introduced a bill throwing Southern
(BJOu 39U
‘-An thi 1
the jdifierg£e ? fl^fcwjesl {|9
don and amnesty. He maintains'that the.
former only saves the recipient^ffom : pen£fr'' •
ties, whereas amnesty re turns forfeited rights.
& *** hKom aVlanta;!- *^£11
Atlanta, December 14.—Maj. Gen. Meade
paying for either. As the Tuesday following
was tjie day for Cunningham to ttppear before
the widow lady and the estate agent in New
York .to pay the balance of the money oh the
farm,:he took his departure for the city, ap-
■pbinting a place where he would meet the
widow and her agent, who waited there all
day for his coming, but he never made bis
appearance. He is next heard from at Pough
keepsie, reaching there the next day after.
At noon he started for New Paltz, bnthe op
posite side of the fiver, taking passage* in the
New f>altz and Poughkeepsie stage. In the
stage; also, was a young lady, twenty-two
years: of age, who resides near New Paltz,
arid who was then on her way* home. Cun
ningham soph, opened a- conversation .with
PROM WASHINOTOB.
SuHC-gton. December 14.—Congress will
-i-.nbtedly adjourn from the 21st inst to'
■i5th proximo. m .«:M*?hO 130.
[, is Biated that Gen, Grants reception will
jlaishaU O. Bobbrih %15,<fo<>' ” *
iWl was introduced to-day authorizing
jjjtinnance of the Freedmen’s Hospitals
kchmond, Vicksburg, New Orleans, and
‘COSTAR’S’STASDARD PREPARATIONS
^ j f AM ^ J* "
“Coetar’s”. Eat, Eoaclu&c.^Extei
to gmg gjosg*
i®b »h9«W re *:
BlttllKD S.
IMW
■rminhtors.
IPOLIIAN BILLIARD ROOMS,*, (five ol
Ian's first class Tables), Bryan street, oppo-
n House, as-FREE LUNCH every evening.
* 1 l - - D. McCONNELL, Proprietor.
MERCANTILE MDTDAL
21 Park Ri
Sold by
INSURANCE COMPANY;
WHOLESALE GROCERS.
raminian,#n9K>yfi!Hlti0|i$j^k
bay lind.
All went along swimmingly with the vil
lain, the lady in question becoming so capti
vated: with him that at the end of the jour-
i was invijed to call and see. her that
g at her residence.. Before he did so,
er, he mixed in \rith the honest folks
neighborhood, to whom he also told
WHICH IS THE BEST COMPAIY
' m WHICH TO
INSURE YbUR LIFEf?
- ’ REAh THE OPINION OF ’ •
jv^nL.i4rAM' t 'barites,
SUP'T OF THE INSURANCE DEFAETMENT .
UOMPANY HAVING PERFORATED ITS FULL
*e of that edrvlte which the mercantile Com-
tiave a right to expect from Insnrance Corpo-
during a; period of TWENTY-FIVE
S, we solicit a share of business for it.
sses Promptly Adjusted and Paid,
EIGN SHIPMENTS in Liverpool, if desired,
COASTWISE .either in (New York or 8*nm-
Policies issued .making loss payable
PG«M^;when dfearpd.; vMutiuB to
CO., Agentei
povlf-iy ’ * Office in City Exchange BuiMipg.
F GBOS CLAUDE, Dealer in Watches, Jewell?
• and Silverware, Bon street, opposite Mason£r
Hall, Savannah, Ga. Watches and Jewelry carefoll
repaired. • noy7-tf
ration:
even]
howe
New York, December ii—important news
dispatches, pi^pared for the Associated Press
at Havana, have been suppressed by the
Qpban authpzfti^. ^is inferr0dtha§tt^in^
snrgents have obtained advantages which the
authorities desire to keep from the public.
FROST FLORIDA.
Tallahassee, December 14.—i-The Supreme
Court rendered judgment of buster- against
Lieut-Gov. Gleason, forbidding hin> (fran
chise of office as Lieut. Governor. The-pro-
bability is that the tjsfflfe -vdll^be takra tb &e'
United States Supreme CourJSilit
FROM CADIZ.
Madrid, December 14.—It is thonght that
the insurrection at Cadiz will be suppressed
Without bloodshed. ; All foreigners left lie
city some days ago.
THE MOBILE RACES.
Mobile, December lAi-rrThe races overlie*
Magnolia course were postponed one day on
account of the bad weathen. *. : : I./.:
I Tie steamer H. J. Livingston, irom LSalti-
Lsfor Washington, sunk; all the passen-
Lslave arrived here safely.
I Tb President has nominated H. A. Smytiie,
Ljster to Kussia, anfl Alexander Camming,
fi mmissioner of Internal Bevenue.
e story of his being a returned Californian
search of land to purchase in Ulster conn-
, and soon ingratiated himself in their favor,
lortly after sapper he preceeded to the resi-
nceof the young lady in question, and some
ne during the' evening popped the qnes-
in, was accepted, and was married the next
arning. He at once proceeded to a hotel
New Paltz, and engaged board for himself
-It/TULLLERvi:
AvA chanical I
Boll streets, up s
BRUYN, Architects and Civil and Me-
Sngineers, southwest corner Bay and
itaira. M. F. Mtti.i.sp, Civil and Me-
;r; DeWitt Bbpvn, Architect, toot6
vjB,_Gen. Howard asks for aif investi-
of his management of the Freedmen’s
« Referred to Committee on Military
“It does not always follow, as is sometimes
poeed, that ^pnrely HaUU^CtiJ^tiu^; is
Conn
VX ers and Dealers in Laths, Lime, Plaster, Hair,
Cement andnsnilding Material, Bryan street, between
Drayton and Abercom streets. ., , . angl-tf
M:. Sumner presented a memorial of the
dortl citizens of Georgia complaining of
(trongsto which their race is exposed,
iil ^king relief; also similar documents
Ljforth Carolina asking a continuance of
[iFieedmen’s Bureau. West Virginia asks
b hr the Chesapeake and Ohio BaQroads;
Load from Mississippi delegation elaim-
L iit the Constitution was adopted by a
Beferred to
ESTILL, Bull street, next to thePost Office;
flier in Newspapers, Magazines, Books and
ry. The latest. New, Yark and other.Daily and.
I ‘ re
CITY MARSHAL’S OFFICE, ‘ j
Savannah, December 9, 1860. }
The following lots are in arrears to the. oity. for
vo quartos each; eaat half 68^three qrs. 4% 43, frac.
i, 66, five qrs. each; 55, six qrs: 67, seven qrs.
Chatham Ward.—Nos. 6, C. 1-3, 24; ‘two qrel each;
ich;* five qrs. cflcii;
r. X 84, five qrs each; W. X 3,4, W. 1-3,16, six qrs,
ich; E. X, 3,17, seven qrs. each; 34, nine, qrs; 18,.
Colnmfaia Ward.—West half Nps.,7, two qrs.,each;
X 9. S. 24, 28, four qrs. each; 6, W. X *>, five
rs. each; 6, seven qrs; 37, six qrs; 4, nine qrs; 8,
even |qrs; N. 12, twenty-five qrs. - -
Crawford Wild. East.—Nos. 16, five qrs; 16, three'
rs; rto 23, 24, four quarters each.
Crawford Ward.—North half Nos. 13, R.' X 13, 32,
i.E. X 66, W. X 67, 71, two qrs. each; E. «7. W.‘« :
l, E. x 70, six qrs. each; W. X *.38,seven qrs. each;
Crihonn Ward.—East half' Nos. 1, 6. E. J4 8,: 20. 21,
• X48, two qrs. each; 16. 16, E. X 25, three qrs.
Elbert Ward.—Nos. 32, N. X 89, N- 24 40, two qrs. *
TT'URGUSON & DIXON, Undertakers, 120 Brongh-
P ton street, Dealers in Fisk’s Patent Metalic, Ma
hogany, Walnut and Qrain$d Coffins,-J^eJScpces for
Preserving Bodies. Funerals furnished at the short
est notic^Countjjrordei^promptlyattendedto^jy^T.
ribeci Capital.;i±.qa..l. $10,000,000
Assets;. .id. . ...uw $13,603,803^5
mi Income.. . 4^-1.w..... .$3,260,636
'SUBSCRIBER, HAVING BEEN APPOINTED -
gent for the. above Company, is prepared, to
ISKS. ON BUILDINGS, COTTON, and MEN-
Christmas and
Lnty of (he legal voters.
Liny Committee.
It. Sherman reported a bill constructing a
baifrom Washington'to Cincinnati.
I. Horton introduced his .financial bill,
ping that after July 1st, 1871, the Tress,
pr-iill redeem the legal tenders and frac-
al onrrency, and after January 1st, 1872,
c al Banks shall redeem their issues in
SOLOMON,
' ADMINISTBATOB’S SALE.
ATTlLL be cold, on the first Tuesday in JANUARY,
▼ V 18T.9, in front of the Court Honsc door; in
the city of Darien, between the legal hours of sale,
thn Real Estate belonging to the estate of Samuel and
Charity Bozier, to wit: one tract of LAND, containing
one hundred and ninety-one Acres, mare oBltas,* with'
WOULD RESPECTFULLY INVITE MI OLD
'FRENCH CONFECTIONERY,
Chrystalized and Glaxed;
UNITED STATED LLOYD’S
MARINE ''‘INSURANCE,
A Stepfather Attempts the Lite of his
Stepson, and is Fatally Wounded.—A
bloody tragedy was enacted about nine miles
north of tins place, near the village of Hick
ory, on Friday last, the circumstances of
which are as follows; Dr. Fennimore and two
stepsons, fian&a jMtgnBpil awire working in
tne corn nei<L 1 For some real or fancied in
jury to a tub they had with them, Fennimore
threatened to punish tiie youngest boy, aged,
about eighteen. The older brother inter
fered. Angry words passed between; them
mento
terms.
liilwas introduced inert
injustices to fourteen, ai
I i'Stevart introduced a bill making the
I te uf office, contrary lo the fourteenth,
tiiment, a felony against the United ■
Itfia. punishable with imprisonment of not
I* thn three nor more than ten years, and
I less than one nor more than
l dollars.
leedings transpired, and after an
Executive session, adjourned.
Inder the regularWmll, the follow-
e’introdneed: For building a tel-
Wiishington to Boston; incorpo-
rican College; a joint resolntion,
re, instructing the Election Com-
estigate elections in Sonth Caro-
a and Louisiana; by Mr. Kel-
the right of way through' pub-
the New Orleans, Mobile and
railroad, referred to the Corn-
Public Lands; a bill relative ?o
FANCY GOODS, &c.
FASm0£&fcr
115 Broiigltton St.,
In Mr, George ’W. Wylly’s Building, up stairs.
i LL the new and fashionable Quadrilles and
J V. Waltles taught. Quarter commencing from time
•OTJoining.;; uri>a ot beai tha has IrtlJTHI a nt
• foar^ngjlr^ogje taught on reMon-
said he would not stay at home, and went up
stairs to pack np-and. leave. C ’ ‘
“Fine TEA' SETS; FURNITUBE, eeta or single;
l^*n.___ „
On his way
down etaira. Ins stepfather met him with an
axe, and struck at him twice. The boy then
drew a revolver and shot him twice, from the
effects of which he died yesterday evenings
Before he died he requested that the boy
should not be arrested. Young Atchison is
ready .to give himself np-at any tuge.; He
has not been arrested yet.— Washington (Pa.)
Correspondence of the Pittsburg Commercial, De
cember 7.
Fine Motto CUPS nnd SAUCERS, MUGS, VASES, Ac.
MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS^ .. ., iL ! o*.|£txji-uj
MECHANICAL TOYS, DRUMS,*
DOLL CARRIAGES, GOAT WAGONS,
SULKIES, Ac.
Memphis, Dec. 9.—The Avalanche’s Little
Bock special to-day says a series of horrid
outrages were perpetrated near Lewisburg,
Conway county, Saturday night A disguised
U -will be sold, at Darien, in said county, within the
legal hoars of sale, Three Lots of LAND known as
lots Nos. 1,2 and 3, in the plan of said city, bound
ed northwardly by Green street, eastwardly by lot No.
4, southwardly by Broad street, and westwardly by
North Bay, on Market street, with all appurtenances;
-levied on aB the property of the Darien Slate Company
and the Directors thereof, to satisfy a fi. fa. issued
from the Superior Court of said county, in favor of W.
J. JDunwooay. Property pointed out,by plaintiff. This.
24th day of NbVember, 1868.
nov28-lawlm C. C. THORP, Sheriff M. C. •■*'
FIRE WORKS,
! I 1 ’ lfholesaleand Bet ail, 1
ogether with the usual variety of BASKETS, RETT-
ULE3, and FANCY BOXES.
'The whole comprises an assortment of the choicest
ttd most desirable GOODS to be found in the market;
ell adapted to meet the wants of all who may favor
in tri+b thnie nateAnone
dered jo.leave tbe country on account.of their
bad character. The party broke 'into ' the
house; killed Wash and run Alvin off. 'Satur
day Capt Mathews’ company of colored mi
litia went to the neighborhood. Meeting Joe
Jackson and Bobert Ferry on a cotjon wagon,
they arrested them. Four negroes took Per^y
into a cone, stood him agoigst a tree_shot his
ear off and then he broke from them and es
caped. They then shot Jackson mortally and
left him. He was found and told who did it
before! expiring. >Tfieythen went t6 : the house
HAVE RECEIVED, AND
■* is ippi and Mexican banal ; granting
lands in Alabama to the Nashville and
■'Sr railroad; asking improvements in
p *ee river; repealing prohibition of
in Korth and Sonth Carolina, Florida,
and shot him down'■in the road! afterwards
themselves under^jgjggnrl^he
vqtee a conflict with the militia Cnd nCgroes.
He also sent a petition to Governor Clayton
to disband the militia.' The greatest'excite
ment Exists. Arrests continue.to he made.
REDUCED PRICES.
i: r lift | .«6»IW ill «lih *
HEIDT, JADDON & CO.,
' vJ-; f; L .
TTAYING PURCHASED THE STOCK OF HEIDT
JUL & LUDLOW;* and JAUDON, CRAVEN &^CO..
U(> .aityiti-i «?« -• j. »* » > iiixxj HaS >103 ;■)
T WILL. OFFER FOR SALE, IN FRONT OF THE
Court House in Madi9oh;‘Fla., on the first Monday!
-tania and Louisiana ; ftirling the New Or-
^od Ship Island canal; infracting the
^•^‘juction committee” to investigate the
‘in Tennessee; resolution
fflt JP«r cent, additional to government
iplojees, was te Weidiby
ttion denouncing all forms and degrees
^ appointing a cQnunittee of seven,
;-?*erto>end for persons and papers, to
H *^te the New York election frauds.
’ Seward says the publication^ of - the
u, oOf tuitit; qis. wuu; u, luui yia; a, n.
, five qrs. each; 13,14, 19, aix qrs. each; 20,
IAhiI l£Af| **J PUuJ sH J70(
y Ward.—Nos. 3,12,15, two qrs: each; 4 W.
ee qrs. each; 16, four qrs; C, five qrs; 1, 2,
rsons haying interests in the above lots are
ie following
to-wit: . One Grist
s-Preparing to Resist Clayton’s
,*.*» Jinjt Alnrdcrers. '.* ■'> *i'>v ii ■
■his, Deceibher 10.—The Avalanche's
(, Arkansas, special this afternoon,
md^ift, under General Upham, con-
ntry have banded together for . the
.of attacking the militia, and are re-
of Brick Bomeroy and tfteAfe
following suit. There is no
[EXECUTORS* SALE.
BE SOLD, ON THE FIRST TUEJ
7UABY, 1869. between the legal How
mrtHorae.indhe- Gityof^Savsnnab
f the Capital Stock of the, Central,
iking ^Company of Georgia; Twei
f the Capital Stock of ,the Marine
and One Share of the Capital Stoc
the State of Georgia; atl belonging i
). '1B.‘ Nichols, late of Savannah, <
dec9-10t
UTTY MARSHAYf S SALK - - '
XT^Efc and by,virtue of City Tax Executions
U against Cosmo B. Richardaone, I will sell before
the Court House door-In the city-of Savannah, be
tween the legalhours of sale, on the First Tuesday in
January, 1869, Lot letter ‘*C,** Middle Oglethorpe
Ward, fronting 67 feet 6 inches on West Broad street,
and in depth 160 feet, to Laurel street.
J THOMAS S. WAYNE, ; -
dec2-30t City Marshal.
in matter upon the opposite side of the earth,
lost to their former friends; or, like the pen
dulum of the clock, the/swing as far on one
aide as the other.
July, August, September and October, 186S
? MA1.LON & FRIERSON.
pocisonersnowrin his hands and bum
n. A committee of citizens of the
ave gone to meet them arid hfeseech
or the sake of the women and chil-
ot to attack the militia. The greatest
lent and consternation prevailed. Bn-
BRICK STORES, '
. : :
i "Bolton’s Range," extendieg trom Whita-
t,''east,'to Messrs. Ri Habersham & Co.’s
living 150 feet front on Bav street,- in the
business on the Bay. gtir* « t-ap. jben
ith the improvements, in
range, and fronting 150
bnUdin;
centre c
the legal hours of sale, Lot letter*
thorpe Ward, and improvements.
Broad street 67 feet 6 inches, and
Improvements consist of a double t
frame building, with out buildings,
dec2-30t
MS' THOSE WHO PREFER
SUITS MADE TO ORDER
rear of the above
feet on thenver.
the pains wherewith one explains an unap
preciated- pun.—Washington ■ Cor. Cincinnati *
CITY 9I1PS.
■il u f-vd.Ki) n; uo^urK-lui oX H*„v
JjafeniKM antii fr.,71.’O-O sad u
Of the City of Savannah,
Can npw be obtained by application to the City Treas
urer, atfiye dollars each.— ’ ' # • * novll-tt-
e Prussians have been testing all-the
the whole, superior to all othere- The
tian fires 12 times in a minuter the Chas-
ATHENS, GEORGIA.
REV. FEBDHAID JACOBS. L
executoe;s sale.
TT7TILL BE SOLD before the door of the Court
) V House in Chatham county, on the. First .Tues
day in January next, the lot of land situated in the
ci^ of Ssvannah. and known as Lot-Number Twenty,
Gaatdn Ward, on the comer of Huntingdon, Gaston
and-Tattnall streets; saia lot being the property of
Hon. Levi 8. DeLyon, lata deceased, and sold by order
7..’.. rwnentoM ‘ - ‘ Joa-7 1
QIXTY DAYS AFTER DATE application will be
O made to. the Court of-Ordinary of Wayne county
for leave to sell one-half of lot of land No.. 459, lying
in the Fourth District of said county, for the benefit
o 2the heirs of the estate of Ashbury, William, John
and Bolin Sylvester.
- ! ' --»« L TTTAQ CVT.V (TQTFR
SuiciDri.—Mr.'Thomas J* Price, Sr., oom-
mitted suicide in this city on Friday night
Jaifcfby taking stry chnine. He was about
seventj-one years of age, and, at the time of
committing the rash act, was the assistant
bridge-keeper under Mr. Bobert Cunning
ham, City Bridgekeeper. The poor old man
must have been in a state of insanity at the
time of taking' the..fatal drug, though he
talked very rationally until his last riioments,
"saying that he acted deliberately, and desired
to die, as ho was weary and tired of life.—
Macon Telegraph.
A? for yo
quenily.Fri
~r OT NO. 160, CONTAINING FIVE AND SEVEN-
TENTHS ACRES OF LAND, lying about 2X mile*
from the city, near the Intersection of Dr. Screven’s
avenue and Canstin Bluff r^d, suitable for raising
vegetables. Will be sold low f jr cash.
Apply to aid, ai t-d Or it Ito: DUTENHOFER,
nov21.tr ^ " , '’“.“WBay street.
lege, S. C-.-hav
tute, 1 1 will be
Pupils, MONDi
A schoolmaster drafteffriiito the arny from
Snencer county, Ind, and lolled inaction,
has returned, in accordance . with threats
made at the time he drew the fatal number,
to haunt the schoolhouse. His voice coming
from the wall, can he heard, to the great dis
comfiture of the scholars and, the-present
_ :”b-ADilINXSTBATOB’S NOTICE. :
G eorgia; bulloch county.—two months
after date application will be made to the Court
of Ordinary of said county for leave to sell all the
land belonging to the estate of WRey Rigdon, de
ceased, lying in 47th District G. M., for the benefit of
the heirs and creditors of said deceased.
JAMES DENMARK, i
dec2-2am2m: Ordinary B. C.
ADMINISTRATOR'S NOTICE.
mWO MONTHS AFTER DATE, APPLICATION
I will be made to the Court of Ordinary of Bulloch
county for leave to sell all the lands of the estate of
Nathaniel Cowart, late of said county, deceived, less
the dower of hH widow, rift arobirut Bi ki
SEABORN B. COWART,
nor30-law2m Administrator.
a hd will return on Saturday,
the regular calLfor busines an the
an immense amount of business
►duced, but the balance of time be-
rec «ss will probably be occupied
1 bogies on dead members.
ments, have been engaged.
For Circulars, address John H. Newton, Esq.
ident of the Board of Trustees, Athens, Ga.; o
Ferdinand Jacobs, (till Jan. 1) Berzelia, Ga.
Pi**, at Athena.nov24-]