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Dr. Jolm Bull’s Column. Dll JOHN UULT.’H K,ju jm. v am me am md t»i um * Dll. J. HHADKIlilLD'S FEMALE REGULATOR WOMAN’H JJliiWT FRIEND. ' mHIS valuable Medicine !■ prepared tor WOMEN exolu- X elvoly, and to bo used by WOMEN only. It 1« adapted eepecially to those caeae where the WOMB li disordered, and will cure any irregularity in tho “ menses,” except lu i require a surgical operation. As theso lust 0 iNf'LUDED. oil, plaintiffs in e very r UU. JOHN BULL, Mtam torturer and Vender of the Celebrated Female Regulator SMITH’S TONIC SYRUP, Chills ami Pi T HE proprietor of this celebrated r for it a superiority over till other romltnl s eve to the public for tho safe, certain, speedy and pc cure of Ague and fever, or Chills and Fever, wli short or long standing. 1I<* refers to the entire and Southwestern couutry to bear him testimon truth of the assertion that in no ease whatever w to cure, if tho directions are strictly followed nut out Iu a great many eases a single dose lius be clout to cure, and whole families have bceu on single botfle, with a perfect restoration to the health. It is, however, prudent, and in every ea certain to cure, if its use is continued ii Wm. Butler and W. J. Hophronin Withers, dotVudunt in error. Alftunipsifc from Early. McCat, J. Proof that at the timo a note wan given, defendant was worth $6,000, and at the oloBe of the war ho was not worth but live hun dred dollars, does not raise such equity, between plaintiff and defendant, as to require tho jury to 10B8GU tho plaintiffs claim. Judgment affirmed. Brown, C. J. Concurring. 1. While t hold that tho first section of tho relief act of 1808 iH Constitutional, and that the evidence as therein specified may go to tho jury, I do not hold that proof of any single fact therein enumerated will authorize tho jury to reduce tho debt, unless it is such a fact, ns raises an equity between tho parties to tho record. ‘2. Tho simplo fact ihat tho defendant lost property dating tho war, without connecting the plaintiff iu some way with the loss, does not raise such an eiiuity between the partied, as the juries have a right to adjust; by reducing the amount of tho debt. Warner, J. concurring. -If I believed the act of 1808 (commonly called tho Relief Act,) to be a constitutional and valid law, and that the evidence before the jury as to tho loss of tho defendant’s property, was legal and vailid evi dence, to bo submitted to their consider dion by way of defense to the plaintiff’s action on the wm MMM.....vn note, then 1 should hold, that the verdict in this •oalsii cast about the j case was wrong, and against that evidence, and in the head. weight in the contrary to the intention of the Legislature, in I I , \ l \°' vil ;K th , u . t oyi.lonce to.be received, and con- I aching uereHH the loins, loss of appetite, pain in the 1. ft | "Ulorcd by the jury, tor the purpose ot reducing breast, tightness uerosa the chest, cough ami giddiness.— i the plaintiff B debt; but as 1 do not believe that If still allowed to go on, - green sickness” will be ' ” 1 nost universal application. In a sudden c outhly courses” from COLD, trouble of i hc, it acts like a charm, by Restoring flic Discharge In Evi ry Iiutan relieving tlu fever, headache, pain in the smull stomaeh,” Mushes of heat about th burning of the eyelids and genera iu time, all tin bout injury to \ tho proper remoay is in beeom-s ehronie, and tin sh evils to tho constitution o iStltlltlol applied lu perhaps the -whites' inesH about tin ral Until escaping els swollen, a ho it dull aching pa appear; uplexlo tly claims developed—the h*\ or offered i memory, tli ! : ’ mniuuicNi »»" relish ft bother of \ the heart, swiu.li i eaeioual spitting • HfnniED BREATl I | flabby and has a [ I but it is the eon. . ! the ages of 15 and icho he. I. loi 'doughy feel.” This I act to ho a couHtitirioual and valid law, which donee tho losses which they have sustain ed, since tho making of the contract, to reduce the amount of tho plaintiff’s debt, l concur in tho judgment of this Court, in affirming tho judgment of the Court below in this case. Folder A Powell, for plaintiffs in error. T. F. Jones, for defendant in error. ith an irregularity of the r tho (list bee especially In difficult and long this medicine will not require any um to Keep the newels In good order; should tin* patient, however, require a ca thartic medicine, alter having taken three or four doses ot the Tonic, a single doaoot BULL S VEGETABLE FAMILY PILLS Is sufficient. 4lL#“ DU. JOHN BULL'S Principal Office: ffo. 40 Fifth, C ross Street, l.onirvllle, Ky DU. J. DR ADDLE I.TVS FEMALE REGULATOR John T. Sheriff, vs. Benjamin H. Jones. Rule Warner, J., dissenting.—A mortgage',/!./a. favor of the plaintiff. Jones, against It owe, the lortgager, issued upon the foreclosure of a lortgage dated the 0th day of March, 1881, was placed in the Sheriff’s hands to bo levied upon the land specified in tho mortgage, ns the prop- experlonco tt benefits, and J erty of Rowe, tho mortgagor, which he declined I to do upon the ground tlmt he was notified that !0Vcarsby many of tlm moot experienced uud 'aucvc>rtfui ! 01,0 Knight and his family who was iu possession ‘hvnieians in Georgia. of the hind, claimed a homestead therein, which \Ve repeat that Du. J. BRADFlELD'.q female RegU- ! had been assigned to them by the Ordinary. It miv 0I V 8 t/ wcami 'i hu 'In’nilv ! did not appear ttudor what title Knight and his quantity, by ° & l. h.'bradfield. * 'family claimed the possession of tho land, wheth- Wholesale Druggist. Atlanta. Ga. | or they wore the tenants of Rowe, the mortgager, ruiCF.—£1 50 per bottle. For salu by Bradfield 4 lht- or otherwise. The Sheriff was ruled iu the Court nan. Lac fftugo, and Druggists guluridly. J helow for the money due on tho mortgage,/?, fa. BULL’8 WORM DESTROYER. TESTlMX1 VLS: . December D—D( ■#o my United States and World-Wide Headers; I HAVE received many testimonials from professional and medical men. as my almanacs and various publi cations have shown, all of which are genuine. Tie follow ing letter from a highly educat 'd and popular physician In Georgia, id certainly one of the most sensible commu nications I have over read. Dr. Clement knows exactly what lie speaks of, and his testimony deserves to be writ ten in letters of gold. Hear what tho Doctor says oi BULL’S WORM DESTROYER. to the lot utmost succ.vs. on a servant girl. > i prepared then at Bradticld’s Drag *1 She had bi n suffering severely fro: ation, aud this medicine soon rest" ; is to-day living in Atlanta, sound ui l will state, further, that T know think, be Rutherford, disease) *.l her to health. Slit 1 well. ’ its being used, with y brother-in-law. Pro- D B , Jim I that l have oxamin | of this county, aud | a combination of n • ment of all the dis< ! mends it. . Tun JOHN O. WHITNF.R. 3UNTY.—This is to certify >eph Brndtleld, wonderfully efficacious. It has uot failed iu a .* stance to have the wished for effect. I am doing large country practice, and have daily use for son of the kind. I am free to confess that I know of edy recommended by the ablest authors that is s and speedy iu its effects. On the contrary they a tain in the extreme. My object in writing to you out Ofron what terras 1 can get the medicine dire you. if I cau get it upon easy terms I shall u> deal of it. I ana aware that the use of such articl trary to the teachings and practice of a greet m tho regular lino of M. D.’h, but I see no justcaus sense in discarding a remedy which we know to hi simply because we may be ignorant of its combi For my part, I shall make it a rule to use all means to alleviate suffering humanity which I ma to command—not hesitating bocuuse some one in odlcal man. « of great merit in the trou’ females, for which he recou WM. P. BEASLEY. M. I>. MouStville, 1808. Sir: I have much pleasure i sed the most deei cd and happy e : Reoulatou in this neighborhood. WILLIAM H. FINCHER. Mocntville. 1868. -Dear Sir: I have used repeatedly, i ami upon the foregoing state of facts tho Court made the rule absolute against tho Sheriff’. Tho judgment of tho Court below was right and should be affirmed for llio reasons stated in Dooley vs. Isbell. Thomas F. Jones, H. Fielder, for plaintiff iu error. A. Hood, for defendant in error; Benjamin II. Rule John T. Green, SI from Early. Mi Cay. J., delivered the opinion of the Court, but tailed to hand it to the Reporter. The judg ment was reversed, upon the ground that the Sheriff ha., acted iu good faith and under the advice of counsel. McFarlandi As- Julla A. Jones vs. (’buries Morgan. Jurisdiction a« to n slave note, front Sumter. Warn er, J. When it apiioatvd from the record that an action of trover and eon version was pend ing in tho Superior Court of Sumtir county, for the tortious conversion of certain nogro slaves iu the year I860, and that the plaintiff and defend ant bail fraudulently settled said suit with notice of the claim of the plaintiff’s attorney’s lion for his lees, due in said case, and on motion of de fendant’s counsel, the court dislhissed Buid Huit for want of jurisdiction against tho plaintiff’s counsel, livldt That tho cotinsel oi the plain tiff had the right to prosecute the suit against the defendant, for the amount duo him for his fees in that case, provided tho plaintiff in the action is entitled to recover anything from tho defendant and that the court below erred in dis missing tho ease. Judgment reversed. Hawkins A Burke, tor plaintiff’in error. J. J. Scarborough, by .John J. Clark, for de fendant in error. William Oralmm vt. John McGuire, JohnB. Grim. tton to act astilo Judgment, from Torroll. The endorsement of a note given fin* a slave, if tho endorsement is for a valuable considera tion, 'other than a slave, or the hire thereof, is not within that part of the Constitution of this State denying jurisdiction to tho Courts thereof to enforce a debt, tho consideration of which is a slave or the hiro thereof. Judgment reversed. Brows. C. J., concurred as fallows:—1. Tho payee of a promissory note given for a bIrvo, who for a valuable consideration, which was no way connected with tlu* slave, indorsed and de livered tho note to tho plaintiff, is liable. The indorsement is a now contract, and tho Court has jurisdiction to onforco the judgment against him on that contract. C. B. Wooncn, D. A. Vasou, A. Hood, for plaintiff in error. F. M. Harper, W. A. lliwvkinfc, for defendant in error. Public Sales. Admin1st tutrix'* Nnl<*. It riT.L BE HOLD, by virtue or an order from tho Court YV of Ordinary, in and for Mortwothor County, on tho first Tuesday in .September next, fitly acres of land, lying LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY, OF iiiCHMOND, VIRGINIA. od. TERMS OAHU. M. A. KEITH. Administratrix. JnlyttM>4 AnlgnVr’* Hair. Northern DistrictGeorgia.—In the mat*) ter of John I). Wltham, Trim too of J In Bankruptcy. Mary Wltham. Bankrupt. ) IITILL BEHOLD, on tho first Tuesday in September \\ next, ot 11 O’clock, A. M., before tho Court lion ho iu LaGrange, Troup county, Ga.. tho life CHtnto of iu a certain liMMo and lot in said city, .. w resides, forttlorly known as tho Durum! house and lot. TERMS-Cash in U. H. Currency. JnlySOtd D. N. HPKKIt. Assignee^ Mary Wltham. linlstrntor'ii Halt*. on Tuesday, tho fitlt day of Get >bor Samuel T. Payne, Plaintiff in Error, vs. Mary II. Payne.— Defendant in Error. Habeas Corpus, ffrom.Floyd. Brown, C. «T. - In a eolrtJUttaaboiit tho posses sion of two minor children, between the mother and the testaoifeatavy guardian, who is thograud- father;.when it is shown that one of them iH only three years old and the other ono year old and still at tho mother’s breast, this Court will not, upon the case made by this record, control the discreliotmfif the Court below, whoso judg ment iH in ii^R* of the mother’s right to their custody, till the period arrives when it is proper that the testamentary guardian take possession of the minors for their education. Judgment affirmed. Underwood A Rowell for plaintiff in error. Alexander A Wright for (lotandaut in error. • Thanks for a Demijohn of Whisky.’ LD—D<*f -use, met with complete success. Pn. J. BnAUFiF.Lt)—Dear Sir: Ha' >een acquainted with your Fkmv tried it in my family. I take pleasur G. L. DAVIS. L'NTVIl.T.E, 18I1S. . for many yeari Reiu-latoii, an htatiug to thof advocate ami suppoi flesh i» heir. Please reply soor best terms. I am, sir, most respectfully, JULIUS P. CLEMENT, M. D. BULL'S SARSAPARILLA. J($k)od Rsmsoti tor the Captain’* Faith. T. D. Flipper vs. .Tames V. Reed, C. sumpsit, from Catoosa. Me Cay, J., -In a suit on a debt contracted before tho 1st of June, 1805, evidence showing l simply that at the time of the making of the I note, defendant was worth two thousand dollars, and at the trial -March, 1800— lie wits worth but | five hundred dollars, is not sufficient to justify , the jury in reducing the plaintiff’s claim, it not j being shown that tins change in defendant’s cir- I cumstances was in any manner produced by any conduct of the plaintiff’. Judgment reversed. j Warner, J. concmfing. -If I believed the act 1 of 1808 to be a constitutional and valid law, and 7 ia77 ! that the evidence before the jury as to the loss iny immediate ! °f defendent's property, was legal and valid •ears from men- 1 evidence to be submit cd to them for their con- 1 without benefit ! siderntion, then, I should hold, that the Verdict !? i in this case was right, and iu accordance with red in one bottle of JJr. J. Braulieul s I emale Reou- . , ....... tok. I therefore deem it mv dutv to furnish this cor- endence, and iu accordance with theinten- icatc. with the hope of drawing the attention of Hiufrrhig tion of the Legislature, in allowing those facts to .mankind to the merits of a medicine whoso power in | be given in evidence for the consideration of ring IrreRular :m«l 8iippr« s?.*d T.ienBtniation liap been | jury; but as I do not believe that act to oven under mv own personaloi-.icauon. Itsenectson i , . , , . , > truly wonderful, nnd well may the remedy | ft constitutional and valid law, which an thorizes the defeudent to give in evidence ns a defense to tho note, the losses ichich he has sustained since the malciny of the contract, to re duce the amount of the plaintiff's debt, I concur in the judgment of the Court in reversing the judgment ot the Court below. E. D. Graham, D. A. Walker for plaintiff in error. Dodson «fe r.iyne for defendant in error. i nownr rxri'i.ii'iy uuu- lands aro situated on Iv.ir, aud niay bo di- u : o dnrtlrablo farming ITriLL ii yy u. xt, before the Court House door In the city oi LnGrnnhfl, within the legal hours of sale, nil the land he- longing to tho ostnto of Georgn W. Humphrey, ileeeascd, late of Troup county, (the widow’s dower excepted,) HiHtiug «»t about 450 acres, the West Hide of the Chuttuh. videit iuto throe Hotth'uinntH. lands. TIioho doriirlng to pureliHfle are Invited to niuinattou hoforo tho day of sale. Hold under an order from the Hon. Court of Ordinary of Kidd county, for tho benefit or the heirs and creditors of Hiitd deceased. Trims QASlt. pffiBO Ttlfl] T. 5t. FI.QYD. Admr. Exkutor'a 8tile. first Tuesday in October noxt, rs of sale, and before the Court in LaUranflo. Troup county, Ga.. all the laiulH belonging to tho estate of Joel Sturdivant, deceased—con sisting of lot No. 45 and fractional lot No. 44, lying South of lot No. 45, in the third district of of said ddunty. con taining iu all two hundred and twenty nefes, more or less. Hold iu arcofdanco with tho will of said deceased, and by virtue of an order granted by the Court of Ordluuyy of Haid Countv, for the purpose of distribution. TERMS CASH. nug24-t«ls_ L. W. STURDIVANT, Executor. Kx ecu tor’s Sale. n Y virtue of an'mfdmifrom the Court of Oi Meriwether couhfy. will bo sold, beforo House dorr* in the town of Greenville, between the Hiours'ol sale, on the first Tuesday In October nor . .. lands belonging to the estiitfljof Christopher "HhruRh, de ceased-said land eoufitsllng ol'isUs Nos. 241, 257, 177. 17H. 17(1, 145, amounting to 000 aifllH/njore or less, lying and being in the 0th district of skid county, and being along the HVri bank of Flint River, about ono mile above the Flat Shoals, Joining lands of George W. Hoad, on tho Booth, Jno. H. Brown, Homy, R. Harris, imd Hilliard Unuglin on the North, M. A. Thrash, and aji°'* Crouch * * “ * * “ bofcptl HOME! < ITICJff—JMortliouwt Oornor M.nin nnd TSTmtli Wti’cotw. AbtiiOHiisEft capital $i i0 oo ooo CAPITAL INVESTED AND WELL SECURED 100,000 ■ Jm 8I>» Wilt CENTOM or rnoPITH PAID TO roLICY UULOlilta Jp — W. n. (llltimOTON, Pidalflent, l n. II. M.U’ltV, Vlro-Pir.lilrnl, J. J. IIOPKINS, Nrrri.tnry, <•. ||K\I< V PMHIIOW, M. !>., 1IM. ArtT. JAMIOH K. WOLFF, Sli|lM lnlt ii<U,it of Ageiicici,. 1 3DIiaE3CTOT2,S: R. H. MAURY W. A. AftMnlTICA cnrofUl seleotion of risks. i tho ocpuomy of Its luuimgemcnt, nnd ltd ■MX BVt u Hf«ili: H•' H'C.’ W2 * MolN'i'OSII STUUKT, LM DOOR FROM OKOUOIA II. 11. JIANK, AUGUSTA, ClAt T'flZ. r r. NTANL1CY H1GCICW1T1.J, Ooiuir.il Agent. JOHN GItAIG, Presiileut Board Dlrectorn, T. If. STAFFORD, Scorotary, DILUOCTOUH: i the W 11 is about 200 n 1 land timbel/il 1 in cultivation, and hoi , atlhiktime. Good Bari il Dwelling, aim othei^put* houses on said place Thtt ill certify that tv ter having suffei •egulari THE BISHOP THE BISHOP THE BISHOP PILL. PILL. PILL. A ITItEI,Y VEGETABLE TILL, (SUGAR COATED.) ‘COSTAR’S’ BISHOP PILL, ! • » T3 of extraordinary efficacy for CostJveness, Indiges- J. tlon, Dyspepsia, Head tche. Nervous Debility. Liver ; Complaint.” “ The Beet Pill in the World.”—Medical \ Journal. September 8. r M? mm, ■’V' r vr ■ bt w: r tc mm. ncma a: jmm: r i All Druggists in LaGrange Have Them. Beston BAnnACKs, Mo., April SOth, i860. B fl. JOHN BULL—Dear Sir:—Knowing the efficient.. of your Sarsaparilla, aud tho healing and boneflcial i qualities it poHsesses, I send you tho following statement of my case: I was wounded about two years ago—was taken prisoner and confined for sixteen months. Being moved so often, my wounds havo not healed yet. I have not sat up a mo ment since I was wounded. I am shot through the hips. My genoral health ia Impaired, and I need something to assist nature. I havo more faith in your Sarsaparilla tihan anything else. I wish that that is genuine. Please express me half a dozen bottles, and oblige CAPT. C. P. JOHNSON. St. Louis, Mo. F. S.—The following was written April 30, 1806, by Mrs. Jennie Johnson, mother of Capt. Johnson: TVE. BULL—Dear Sir:—My husband, Dr. C. 3. John- U eon, wae a skillful Surgeon and Physician in Cen tral New York, where he died, leaving the above C. P. Johnson to my care. At thirteen years of ago ho had a chronic diarrhtea and scrofula, for which I gave him your Sarsaparilla. It cored him. I havo for ton years recom mended it to many in New York, Ohio and Iowa, for scrof ula, fever sores, and general debility. Perfect success has attended it. The cures effected, in some cases, of scrofula and fever sores wero almost miraculous. I am very anx ious for my son to again have recourse to your Sarsaparilla. He is fearful of getting a spurious article, hence his writing to you for it. His wounds were terrible, but I believe he Will reoover. Respectfully, JENNIE JOHNSON. " COSTAU’S " STANDARD PREPARATIONS ”COSTAR'S" Rat, Roach, Etc., Exterminators. ” COSTAR’S" Bed Bug Exterminators. 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I think I could sell a groat quantity of paotally of your Cetfron Blttei tte Memphis, care of lUokef & Neely. f _<r-AUof UU tjororaataie. for al*b, & r —. IaGito*,, C», tobs-ly DR. O. S. PROPHITT’S FAMILY MEDICINES, coKsianso or ai. cclebbated 1 LIVER MEDICINE, - ANODISE PAIN KILL IT, : ANTI.BILIOUS PILLS, AGUE PILI.S and DYSENTERY CORDIAL. moving tho diseases peculiar to our Southern dim:.. - ing already established for thorn an enviable reputation in Georgia nnd tho adjoining States. As the majority of per sons living iu the South are predisposed to disease of the Liver, it is granted by all intelligent Physicians that most 1 of the pains and aches of our people are due to organic or j functional derangement of that important organ. Proph- Itt's Auti-BUtous Pills and Liver Medicines strike directly at the root of tho evil. They cure tho Liver, which, in nine cases out of ten, is at the bottom of the Coughs, Dys pepsia, Cholic, Sick Headache, Rheumatism, Constipation, Menstrual Obstructions, etc., so common among oifr peo ple. Earache, Toothache, Acute Rheumatism, Neuralgia, and bodily pains of every kind, flee beforo PRO PH FIT'S PAIN KILL IT like chaff before tho wind. If you havo Indigestion or Dyspepsia, in any form, any other Chronic Disease, use PROPHITT’8 LIVER MED- ICINE. It is safe and reliable, purely vegetable and liquid ready for use at any and all times. Price, $2 per bottle; 33percent, discount by tfia dozen or more. o. 3. PROPHJTT, Proprietor, Covington, Georgia. I F you get snake bit, use PROPHITT’8 PAIN KILL IT, internal and external. If you have a fresh wound of any bind, use the Pain KiU It. If you got dog bit, apply the Pain Kill It. O. 8. PROPHITT, Proprietor, Covington, Georgia. D R. O. S. PROPHITT'8 ANTI-BILLIOUS VEGETABLE PILLS, Pnrgativo and Febrifuge. These Pills may be relied upon as a safe and efficient cathartic, in all Febrile and Acute Diseases, at all times. O. 8. PROPHITT, Proprietor, Covington, Georgia. D R. O. 8. PROPHITT'8 VEGETABLE AGUE PILLS, a safe and certain remedy for Ague and Fever, Chills and Fever, and all kinds of Periodical DIsoasea, and is safe and reliable for all to tako at any time. O. 8. PROPHITT, Proprietor, Covington, Georgia. DB. O. 6. PROPHITT'S Compound IDyaentery Cordial, A SAFE and genuine remedy for all Unde of Periodical Diseases, Dysenteries, Diarrhoea, Bloody Flux, Ac. it may be given to all sizes, ages and sexes, and at all E. Solomon, Wm’ Frank, mpsit-frbm Twiggs. . , MoCay, JTVTfiA single fact the defendant lost | a largo amount of property, by the late war J without any proof that the plaintiff was in fault, , or that it was caused iu any manner by his (the plaintiffs) act raises no equity for the reduction 1 of a debt contracted beforo said war. Judgment reversed. Warner, J., Concurring.—If the act of 1808 allowing defendants to give in evidence tho de struction? or loss of the property upon the faith of which the credit was given, and how, and in what manner, the property was destroyed, or lost, in a suit upon all contracts for tho payment of money made prior to tho first day of June, 18G5, be a valid and constitutional law, and the evidence authorized by it be legal and compe tent evidence, to bo submitted to the jury as a lawful defense to the plaintiff’s demand, and if the jury, upon the consideration of such evi dence, shall reduce the plaintiff's debt as to them shall appear just and equitable; then, tho verdict in this case, reducing the plaintiff's debt one-hall, was right under the evidence authorized by the act for the consideration of the jury—and ought not to be disturbed: but, that act, in my judg ment, being unconstitutional, aud void,*and the evidence authorized by it constituting no legal or valid defense to the plaintiffs demand, I concur iu tho judgment of tue Court, in reversing the judgment of the Court below. j ^ -, Lanier & iVuderson, for plaintiff in erftr. >' S. Hunter, for defendant in error. J W. CbilderB vs Georgo West. Bll^^deniurret. from Floyd. McCay, J.—Where a bill was pending agnjpst an administrator for an account gt a t*»t|pon-; lided to his intestate, an-^l there wasanjiinend- raeut enjoining the widow from preceding to _fiual judgment on certain proceedings instituted ’by her to obtain money in lieu of dower, and' the matters in the bill and answer by agreement, and under an order of the Court were submitted to one of tho attorneys on each side and an umpire, who met and found a certain large sum due to the complainant, and also reduced the amount,) •ad Saraaparilfi^a*, ma &Wtaff 001 “ £t *. w " h "» ‘" he ™ ‘» ol'toA AU of the above medficines will bo sold’ by the dozen or ore at a discount of 33 per cent FoFsMe by Bradfield A Pitman, LaGrkuge, Ga., and Druggists, generally in the Southwest. Prepared by a g. PBOFHWT, Covhrgtony Georgts. deoi-ly We have been requested to copy a caustic pliilipic concerning tho venality of the press, from Attious G. Haygood, Who, wo learn, is a preacher of considerable zeal and ability in At lanta. We respectfully decline its publication, for several reasons, a few of which we will briefly state: We consider his imputations of venality, when applied to the Southern press, cruelly ex aggerated. Wo do not believe that any “of our Southern papers are doing their utmost to de bauch Southern sentiment.” Nor is it true, as this cynical divine gravely intimates, that “the time has come when * for the money’ the most disreputable business and most unworthy adven turer may he editorially endorsed in the columns of three-fourths of the secular papers of the country.” And we believe these sweeping charges against a profession of such acknowl edged power—admitted even by “Atticus”—ns that of journalism, is doing ton fold more injury to society, by iuipainhg tho influence of the press, than can result from the idle puff’s of here aud there a thoughtless or a thirsty “local;” aye, more than the writer will be able to repair in a lifetime devotion to the duties of his sacred calling ! We cannot therefore strike a blow at the pro fession in which wo have been reared, and by which we seek to make fin honorable living, merely to gratify tho vanity aud bigotry of some, or even the curiosity of our readers. The duties and responsibilities of secular journalism appear uot to be rightly understood by many, and specially by those who minister in sacred things. It is common to exact a stern inculcation of ill the virtues, aud a rigid censor ship over the moral obliquities of society. This demand is illiberal and unreasonable. A news ami political journal owes to society the same respect for virtue aud good morals that a citi zen owes and no more. Editors are as much bound to tell the'truth as lawyers, or doctors, or J m preachers, and like them, find it to tlicir inter est to establish character for v racily aud relia bility. A secular newspaper, while it owes to society and to God a certain accountability for i s influ ence, is quite sure to partake of and reflect the moral tone of tho people by whom it is sur rounded and supported. If Mr. Haygood finds tho Atlanta papers partial overmuch to the liquor influence, may he not find nobler work in sharpening his zeal lor tho elevation of the popular taste whichiinakos his influence strong, than in nibbling his pen to condemn that which" is, at The worst, an excessive deference for twk influence? There is truth in Mr. Havgoon’s stricture on the habit—too prevalent—of ad mitting notices of advertisers into tho editorial column. But we submit that lie does a grave wrong to journalism when he seizes upon these courtesies -often excessive, and, it may bo, questionable iu morals, for evidence of venality. It is a nice point to determine the measure of right, in this editorial discretion. Mr. Haygood deplores notices of lotteries and circuses; and would have tho press join him in a crusade against them, and forsooth, because they will uot do it, they are to be lampooned for veimlity, Tho press may answer this puritanic cant with the quaint old interrogatory— " Dost think, bocauso thou art virtuous There shall be uo more cakes and ale* ?” An editor does not endorse every object to which he may call attention. He may condemn dancing, aud yet inform his readers, many of whom do not condemn it, that “ Mens. Nimble- hcels is a good teacher of tho Terpsichorean art.” Ho may condemn grogshops, and think them the “gateways to perdition,” as they un- 1 ’ tedljjiare; and vet, if his neighbor Toddy- $7 place, the ball hiifti state of eultivatf Hoqpc lind DWulliliK. utiTl oUusumi F.verjflhinu cb'sfrahlo to nloJOTt otic of, tlu* best farms in tin* Sbuth, and,will bn* sold Ithout a doubt, at tho time and pl:uo*iBfrt\ e stated \my person desirous of examiu- liiK thJproporty will call on M. A. Thrash, executor, or Klinoro Thrash, who resides on the place, and either or both will show them tho entire farm. Titles perfect.— Capitalists, now Is tho time to invest your greenbacks. in advance, the other on twelve u nu m-Tt f 12 MKI/mtK A Troup County SlicriflV Sales. TILL be Bold, on tlio first Tuesday in gElTEftlBER next, before the Court House door of Troup county, TERMS—oi ninth’s time. . THRASH. Excel -half w between tho usual hours of sale, the following prop Six hundred and thirty-two and three-fourths acres of Land, consisting of lots of land Nos. lfill and 200; one hundred and thirty-soven anil three-fourth acres of lot No. 201: forty-live acres of lot No. 117, and forty-five acres of lot No. 148—all in a body and lying in the 5tli District of Troup county; levied on ns llie property ol the Estate Wiley J. Sterling, deceased, by virtue of and to satisfy a Fi Fa issued upon a Decree from Troup Superior Court In favor of Henry C. Sterling tv W. L. Sterling and Bethany Sterling. Administrators on tho Estate of W. J. Sterling, doceasoed. nd place, will be sold lots of lnml Nos. 13ft and 154. in the 12th Distri. it being the place whereon R. J. Boasl levied on as the property nnd her children bj from Troup Superior J. O. Towns, Trustee drei 1 faintly now ... s A. Beasley rtue of and to satisfy a Fi Fa issued ill favor of Samuel Funchal tv inces A. Boasly uml her ehil- 1 Mcconn. JOHN U. MEYER, KWITU. rrillE ENTIRE CAPITAL OF THIS COMPANY has bean furnished by citizens of Virginia nnd Georgia. 1. It is estimat 'd lIII11 over TtiSuMILLlONS OF DOLLARS are now annually sent North for LIFE INSURANCE: every dotlntwf which tn\es so much from Southern vitality. Uoneolorth, let us keep our investments at homo, and wo will «g:Yki insert and maintain our supremacy. This BRANCH OFFICE offers all inducements for Lite Insurance of a ptH’feet ihtttle Office, with those advantages: The Capital is furnished, tho expense of commencing operations haft neon Incurred, the Huceoss. beyond puruaventuro, is established, unci the whole Capital and Assets if the Home Com pany st a ml committed to sustain it. The entire management of the Pleduiout is in tho hands of .Southern inon, anil ils aim Is to sustain Southern inlef. csK Why, thou, should Southern men place their money and tho Interests m their wives nml children In the bandit of •Northern men, who,.you know, do uot love you, amt u)ho have proved that they do not desire your prosperity, and AVI108E OHARTERS FORDID THE INVESTMENT OF ONE CENT FOR YOUR BENEFIT? THE PIEDMONT Ik hot only a thoroui(hly Southern Company, but plodges itself to invest all funds accruing in ithiu tho State, under the direction of Georgia gentlemen, in ' THE PIEDMONT gives 87per cent, of net profits to her Policy Holdni ) pel established mid permanent Institution of their TIIE PIEDMONT claims to lie equal in the p by none, and superior to many, aud only reques merits of this established Southern Company. Call on our Agents for information. *nt. divii on fid i * integrity you must have entire COnfL i; issues Gold Policies to thoso who prefer id on all of its Life policies, and, iu short, illy appeal to Southern men to sustain ad m. and we cannot doubt tlu* dirges and Item fits gran parties wishing to insi puny. Active, reliable and energetic Agents wanted. WILEY P. BURKS, Atfeitt rtt LaGrange. Legal Advertisements. MEBIWETHEll COUNTY. Georgia, Mcrl Cl IXTY DAYS aft. O in an belonging 1, lHffi*. , filer I late I will apply to the Hon. Ordinary aid county, for leave to sell all the lands estate of John C. Upshaw, deceased. 11 #r. WM. UI’SHAW, Executor. liter Co n WILL apply to the Court of Ordinary, in i r said lumber next, for e estate of John d. LKWis FLEM18TKR, Adm’r. ).—J.W.B.-$2 50 ENCOURAGE HOME PRODUCTIONS. A MOST DELIGHTFUL TONIC; A filOST DKLIGIITFl L TONIC. A MOST DELIGHTFUL TONIC. OLD CAROLINA IJlTTKRglj A SOUTHERN PREPARATION, VAIJ AULK AND RKL,TABLE. I 71QUAL, if not RUI’KRIOR, t*i ui:y BITTERS in tho J market, at a much less price. Curos DYSPEPSIA, LOSS OF APPETITE. CHILLS AND FEVER, and iH with: t tho BEST TONIC HITTERS IN USE. Also, nt the snnio time and plado, Will he sold one house and lot in the City of La Grange, Ga., fronting on tin* street leading to Greenville, bounded on the West by the lot occupied by Mrs. .Mims; on the North by W. B. Jones and n vneont lot; on the East by the lot occupied by J. F. Slaughter; levied on as the property of .Tease McLendon by virtue of and to satisfy three Cost Ft Fas in favor of the Officers of Court vs Jesse McLendon. POSTPONED. Also, nt the same time and tflitce, will be sold nn un improved Lot. No. not known, in Block 13, situated In the City of West Point. Ga.. on the West side of the Chatta hoochee river. East of Gilmer and South side of La Fay- lot—it being part of wluit is known hi August 13tli, 18 Georgia, filcrixvetlirr 1'otfiity, AuonsT 2d, 1809. rpniRTY DAYS after date, T will apply to the Honorable 1 Court of Ordinary, iu and for said county, for leave to sell tho lands belonging to tho estate of John li. James, deceased. augustO tl 50 Georgia, filrrixvcth rpHIRTY DAYS afto piIIRTY DAYS afto I Court of Ordinur o sell the lands bclou Georgia, fileriw D R. LEE II. T1GNEU, Admtnistr, il L. Davis, deceased, gives I Court for letters of dismission fro This is, therefore, to cite and admonish all .1 appear ut ray office, on or before the first Mi T. Collin's block: levied on by virtue of and to satisfy a Fi I in September next! to show cans,., if any they cun, why I-a issded from Troup Huporior Court, May term. in letters should uot bo grautod said applicant. favor of Morris k Darden e.t John 0. Curtright, William | m r5-td-$0 J. W. PANNING, o.M.r. ('. Darden nnd Timothy Colins. Property pointed out bv ” ----- . - — Plaintiff’s Att’y. ‘ Georgia, filerixvtlbcr t'ofinty. TIIOMAS C. MILLER. Sheriff. Legal Advertisements. TROUP COUNTY. coming to Jrhowiclow in lieu of dower, as found by tho duly appointed commissioners, aud jjjeir ftwaxd was at the next term made the judgment of the Court in the absence of the defendant from this State, and in the absence from provi dential cause* of his con sel, other than his ar- biirntor, and in the absence also of the counsel of the widow for providential cause. 1st. Held: That a bill, foF review, for setting, up these facts, and charging that the referees had made a gross mistake in calculation, and hud acted contrary to law in charging tho intestates with certain notes as cash, which he had not in fact collected, and which had been lost without his fault, is property filed against the complain ant in slid original bill, anil if demurred to, the demurr ought to have been overruled. 2d. Held further/ That the referees had norlght under tho reference to lessen tho amount Of tho widow’s dower. Judgment reversed. Warner, J., concurring.—Idon'eur in tho re versal of the judgment of the court below solely on the ground that the bill alleges that the arbi trators made mistakes in their calculations in making up their award; which mistakes, are spe cifically set forth in the hill, and that they reduced the amount of the widow’s dower which had been allowed her, without any evidence whatever being submitted to the arbitrators upon that poim; aud the general denynfrrer to tho bill ad mitting these allegations to 1 be 'rue, fcbe court be low erred in sustaining the demurred and dis missing the bill. Smith and Branham, UudetYfood and Rowell, for plaintiff in error. Alexander and Wright, for defendant in error. Charles H. Smith, administrator, eial. va. Anna E. Smith. DoWer, from Floyd. Warner, J.—where the widow 6f an intes tate, elects, after a fair and public, salo of lands, to take an uraount of money, absolutely in lieu of-her dower therein, as provided by the 1761st section of the Code. Held: That the amount of the sale of land, at such public sale, is conclusive evidence of the vain a thereof, and that the wid ow is entitled to-bate lief dower estimated out of the proceeds of snob sale, from the dertth of her husband and the valne of her life-estate^ es timated from that time during he* life, Judgiflen* reverted Thomas W. Alexander, If. Ef. Hill, Print tip & Fottche, for plaintiff iu error. Wright & Broyles, Branham, tot defendant in error. Georgiu, Troup County. Ordinary's Office, August 21st, 1899. B ORCU8 McGEE applies tqt exemption * and settinq apart aud valuation of homi>Htoau, ancl l will pass upon thn satno, ut my office, on the Gth day of September. 18fl9, at 10', o’clock. A. M. Au«27-2t$l.fi0 II. h; CARY. Ordinary. t the Ord said county for leave to sell tin rds—Lavinia A. and Olin Ah x rs of Lewis Bhndeuburu, dco on the first Monday in September next. COLUMBUS BRITTAIN, Guard August 18th, 1809. -J.W.B.-12 §0 Georgia, fill riv S l», Trullp Comity. . Gfficr of Ordinary, August ?, lRf»9. TJERMELIA F. GRIFFIN, Guardian of Surah F. Smith, t °"«'nli F. Baker, lias appltod for Letters of said trust: '•fore, to cite all persons to he and appear • before the first Monday in October next. have, why said applicant should naltv, \I, r M. T. BUSSEY, Administrator, y\ SEY, Administratrix, of the e sev.'deceased, give mticedut they letters «»f dismission from sa!.l trurt: nd admonish nil persons my Office, on or before the , if any they This is, therefore, to concerned to be and up; first Monday inSeptoml: Allanst 2,1889. or of Jesso Garrett, avo to soli tho Foal rgia, Troup County. ^Ordinary’s Orrr W RIGHT GARRETT, udministra deceased, has applied for h ese are. therefore, to cite nil coneorued to appear at my ». on or before tho first Monday ih'Septemh r next, to show catise, if any exists, why said application should not be granted. nnfi-$2 50 H. H. GARY. Ordtnniy. Georgia, Trodp County. Office of Ordinary, August 2. 1899. C YNTHIA BOYKIN, administratrix, and JNO. T. BOY KIN, .Tr., administrator, of John T. Boykin. Hr., de ceased, lias applied for an order to sell tho real estate of These are. therefore, to admonish all persons concerned to be and appear at my office, on or beforo tlu* first Mon day in September n -xt, to show cause, if any exists, why said order should not bo granted. aug6-4t-$2 50 II. IL_GARY. Ordinary. llc'orpo, Trim,i . •*-" 7 'k Office or Ordinary, July Qn,kw‘rfo> / 1 W. MABRY, exe(^%>r or Hyiffet Stanford. decfasoi^ lias applied for leave to sell (he real estate boloi to said deceased: , , \ These are, therefore, to ciWiill concerned to appi e 1st yfuitdi to allow cause, if any exist, wfw granted at said Term of tho Court leave should uot ho doubtedlviarc; and yet, it his neighbor T< 8ti®—wb^m K “ aside f^om his business,” Mit Haygood.might call a clover fellow—sends him a “ demijohn of .wkittkey," it is a moral ob liquity, is it venality, is it a proper text from which to predicate an essay on the abuse ot journalism, if tho'editor acknowledges the courtesy of Toddysticks? Is it not rather a mere matter of taste, which every editor may bq permitted to be the judge of lor hffnseU ?— yp, too, of lotteries;-an editor may not patron ize them, au^myw and we think ought to con demn them he may notieo tlicir draw ings, or, if 1^0b fit, refer to tho fairness of t xeir management. Before tho clergy condemn him for so doing they should at least banish raffles from church fairs. There is a general inclination, shared, it would seem, by the writer under notice, to con strue a mere business reference by an editor into an endorsement ol tbe subject of the notice.— Not long ago wo wero censured by a certain party who hod traded rttra house, as ho said, be cause we “had puffed them,” and got badly swindled, when tbe extent of our “ puff” was to call attention very briefly to their advertise ment* We did not say they were honest, and it was not our business to say they were dishon est. We cannot attribute to Mr. Haygood’s strictures such a crude conception of the mean ing of words, and wo must bo content with an expression of surprise and regret at his low esti mate of tho moral standard of the press. Our idea is that the press is a fair reflex of the peo ple. When it gets far above or below that standard, it feela the pressufo of impecuniosity which neither “ demijohns of whisky” nor other subsides can long maintain. But if wo are surprised at this good man for writing, we are still more surprised at the news papers who havo copied such an article, some eveu with endorsement savoring of tho spirit of the Pharisee, who thanked God that he was not as other men wero ! Theso brethren remind us of those other honest fellows who raise ilie cry Qf stop thief, to hide tile jingle of ill-gotten sil ver in their own pockets 1 Mr. Haygood is at perfect liberty to lecture on tho venality of the E ress from the pulpit, which wo learn ho adorns; ut we cannot allow him or any other man, to use our columns to degrade the good name of a profession which we have followed with prido for moTo than twenty years, ft is in vain that be asserts liis appreciatkm of the press, at one dash of the pen-, when in the next he declares that “agood fee will commaud for the merest stranger the strongest editorial endorsement; that for money enough, laudations can bo pur chased of which their writers do 1 not believe one word. ” Our blood boils’at such slanderous im putations from this reverend “ ink-slinger, ” and, as an humble member of the Southern press, we repel the charge with the contempt it deserves Whatever excesses of good taste may be in dulged from motives of courtesy by the press in their loAl columns, we scorn the mean insinu ation that they are susceptible of bribery. From theso hurried and disjointed reflections, tho reader may gather some of the reasons why we respectfully decline the request of an esteem ed friend to publish the article referred tv,—Ath ens Banner* auqfltd$2 50 H. II. CARY, Ordinary. Gcoriga, Troup County. • | Office of Ordinary. July 14(ti. 18fi9. J AME8 D. HAMMETT. aUininiattMtnr, wndRUHAMER JIAMME’JT, administratrix, of Willii Sr., AlGceased, has applied for nn order estate of said deceased: Theso are, therefore, to uotify all concci appear at iny office, on or before tho first Monday in Sep tember noxt, to show cause, if any oxists. why said order should not bo granted. IL H. GARY, _augfl-td$2 50 ' ' Ordinary. Georgia, Troup County. Office ot Ordinary, July 8,1809. "ITrilEREAS, J. R. Anderson has applied to me for Let- t V tors of Administration on the estato of Dorcos Andor- boii, deceased: Those are, therefore, to cite, and admonish all concerned to bo and appear at rafy office onf or before tho first Mamlajv in September next, to Kho^ando, if’fluy they hive, why Letters should not by grautedw said applicant, J ltiySP-fttfeJMftjp H. H. GARY, Ordinal. in experienced old gentleman says that alf that ia necssary for the enjoyment of love or ratwages is cor/fdertsfe.- Georgia, Troup County. Office of Ordinary, July 8,1809. rt EORGE WILLIAM HUMPHREY has applied for Let- VJ tors of Guardianship of tho person, and property of Mary M., Emma A. M., Thomas P. 0., Francis B., ani, Lena 8. Humphrey, minors of George W, Humpuroy, de ceased: Those are, therefore, to cito and u'dmonish all concerned to be aud appear nt my office on or beforejho first Monday In September next, to show cause, if u||^Bbey hove, why Lotters should not be granted said nppllnBff july.3U-30ds$3 11. H. GARY, Ordinary. Georgia, Troup county. Office of Ordinary, June 25, 1800. M RS. MARGARETT J. ROBERTS, administratrix of Thomas B. Roberts, deceased, having represented to the Court that she has fully administered said Estate, nnd now applies for Letters of Dismission therefrom: It in ordered by tho Court that all interested do show cause, if any thoy havo, on or before the firet Monday in November next, why said Letters of Dismission should not be granted. (jnl.v2-3ni-?il) II. II. GARY. Ordinary. Georgia, Troup County. Court of Ordinary, May 3rd, 18iltf. J AMES H. CALLAWAY, Executor of tho last will and testament of Charity Towns, .having upplied to me for lottors of dismission from said trust: These aro, therefore, to cite all persons concerned to bo ut this office on or bofoFe tho first Monday in September next, to show cause, if any they can, why said letters should not bo granted. U. IL CARY, may7-$4 50 Ordinary. Georgia, Troup County. OnniNARY’s Office, January 21st, 1809. A MANDA M. BIRD, Exeo'trlx Of the lout Will aucl testa- nreut of John Bird, deceased,-hwv fug upplied to me for letters' of dismission from" said trust: These are, therefore', to cite and admonish all concerned to ho and appear ut my offico on or before the first Monday in September next, to show cause; if iny they havo, why MEHIWETHEli COUNTY. Georgia, Meriwether County/ Court of OnniicArir, ’Angust 25, E arnest Campbell applies for exemption of per sonalty, and sotting apart and valuation of homestead, and I will posh on tho same, at my office in Greenville on Saturday thn 4th day of September, 1869, at 10 o’clock, A. M. an27-2Hl SO JAR W. gANNINO, Georgia, Meriwether Count . Office of OnbitftJ# August 25th, 1809. J OHN R. OOAIN applies for exproffiflw of personalty, and setting apart aud voluation of homestead, nnd I will pass on the same, at my office in Greenville, on Sat urday tho 4th day of September, .J869. at 2 o’clock, P. M. OUg27-2t-$I 5» . JA8. W.4^NNING, o.M.c. Notice to Debtors A LL persons Indebted to (h° man, decebsed, aro hereby i. ato payment: and thosa having olsli will render -them in, in compliance/, Georgia, Meriwether Coni W M. M. BARNES applies for e: and setting apart and $aluf I will pass upon the same at 10 ; day of September, at my offioe. »ug204H-2to$l 59' JA8. This is, therelore, to cite and adraoi show cause, if any they havo, why loth tion, dr. bonis, non, with will annexed, up should not bo issued to the Clerk Slip ' June 3(>th, 1899.—July 5)1(1 ART GALLERY. 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