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mmmmimm U JSS£~. ■rtTOMue, «■*!■ cun h#. fogle#—fogies three. Tel • Old fogies three, The lie •till pallet in our veins; And ir the heart B««Ldtad In part. There** sober wisdom in our brains, Be uiny hare heard that Hope’s a knave, i <M Fame a breath bevond the grave. —if wiser grown, Bui ahnt of that Bo make the passing u’vv our oaa, it id find truojoy where joy can be, Aud live our lives, though three. Aye—though we be Old fogies throe, Be're not no duVed as not to dine; **>Aiid not so old Aijo be cold Towh. to beauty, and to wine. Our bopajs leas, our memory more, Our sunshine brilliant as of yore. At four o'olook i’ th’afternoon *9‘»s warm aa morr'ng and aa boon. And evciy age boars blessings free, Toough we’re old fogies—fogies three. T>e im m ii» eirb. Boy arc qnooi'. wild, headstrong, rmpliUrious animals, whom, it is al most inipossihlo to domesticate. Yet, somehow, they sre twenty times ns interesting as girls; for in their hands, aimugo w. it may seem, rests the great Lots ol the coming time, tlio heroic I i-.tio'i. Tim great deeds ol the uoxt j;tmirations will bo their work; to Main wc shall owe the discoveries, tho inventions wlnoli will yet astonish tho World, while nineteen out ol twenty of tho girls will do nothing throughout l ie hut look pretty until they aro 1 wenty-five or thirty, and keep on lucking nglicr.and uglier alterwanis. "Whether ft is that, Wo aro really differ- •■ally,constituted, or that a sort ofsnb. ndsulvc indifference has become bored, itary to womankind, Ido not know Imt certain it is, that mild, obedient, Ktudioun, well bohaved little girls set.. deni bnd out intoanylhingl(lo speak of, -wi de outln idish, haruiu'-scaruiii, un couth, disagreeable boys, who can nev- « r he induced to mind a word thill is avid to them, and who aeom to find it 'uniiosaihlc to learn cither tho alphas bet nriiiuitipliealion table, suddenly burst from tho chrysalis state to das- ale the eyes of the present generation, snul live in the heart of posterity.— •Sirs Willis. ^Valuable Information. Select your Own umbers Royal Spanish Lottery T nn most responsible ki responsible institution of (be kind la the World.~8e1ecting number* in this Lottery is n new idea—end one well adapted to the wants of tho people. U affords a safer means of speculative investment than most other business risks. Por full informa tion, address LLOYD, SEMMES & CO., 75 Nassau Street, Uoom ID. New York. Art Ike true grains and essence of health, and tho latest gifts t list Science has given to the world. - * W SCHILLBERGS German (Dintm ent THE Great German Cure! For all Bone and Skin Diseases. An unsurpassed and norsr failing remedy in Timtreis ail Cancerous Disorders. NIMUks Salt Rheum. Tetter. Ringworm Itch* Baris* Oenorrholds, or Cats* Piles Etc. Etc. This valuable remedy is pro sontcri to tho public with tho fullest confidence in its merits. It benfs no resemblance to any now ip the market. Its cures are magical. This is a new article in the country, hut it bus been tested with success in Europe os well as here, in cases that defied the best in the etor will Breach Rfiueen Grant sad Congress. Tho Washington correspondent of tho World writes : The sudden and widening breach between General Grant and the For tieth Cimgtdut is the topic of the Cap itol to-night. No new annunciations lisiyo been tnado by tho President elect. He has not rclcrred to the sub jeer, mid only casual callers have drop pi «1 into liis headquarters. His pnsi* i on, staled in tbeso dispatches, to the «Ifeot that he demands tho repeal of iiie Civil Tenure law, and the eon tin- it m:< <■ ol the law providing lor Con- g i-s to meet in March, has boon con- .11 meil by the t!utter it has caused in ! .tdieul circles. A lew Senators, Nye, Aloignn, Sumner ami Stewart, are i»- ", and hud andtilortnal meeting in *. > .cnpk4> the new situation. These ; i'iiuIonp without exception, are in favor '•l \ he continuance of the. Civil Tenure V»ii3 |r ap matter what may lie Dio result, Tiigjjc declared that Congress was pro- pared to yield nothing to dictation, and that General (train’s extraordina ry and peremptory demand ought at • rst to havo been postponed until the occasion of his message, and then been respectfully couched in the form ot n proclamation. They deny that Congress intends to construe the Civ il Tenure bill against any desire Gen eral Grant may have to execute sum* m v.y removal upon notorious officials; biit"they decline to ubrogatc the law nlloketheiv because, as Mr. Suntner do dares, the security of the iuturo re- quire^ it. . The Senators charge that any rupture between Grant ami Con gress will be referable to tho former, wHtihe ^gauntlet has been thrown down iu advance; but that tho crucial test to which the,Civil Tenure bill waft, pul 41& the impeachment proceed ings proved that it must stand. Tel egrams have been received to-day from . Duller and Wilson on the sudden situ-* at ion. Duller is said to havo simply said, stand firm. Wilson enjoined no haste, inid patienee; and Senator Sher inan, who is now hero, gravely keeps his own counsel. Senator Morton, Who is here, professes to be busiod with his financial studies, and declines to discuss the civiDtenurc issue, hc- mcriical skill, as corti hands of tlio Pro] show. All that is asked for (hisRome* dy, is a fair trial, and whenever it is used once, it will recommend (self. Prepared and sold by F. SCHILLBERG, Anoilircnry, 93 nowunv, NEW YOKK. For snlo at Wholesale and Retail by L. E. Il II. K. WELCH, Cornrr of llro.nl and Washington Sis. AE11AN-V, OA. Hr.iteltonand’delj »rc nothing but Mother f<nu) of suicide when you havo a remedy at four lisnd lo remove pstn i» tanlly Dr. FROM MEXICO TO ALASKA The people know them! The people use thorn I The people praise them 1 These pills grapple with Disease at Us foun ml root it P> „ .. tain-head, sad root it oat ot the patient’s ays* tern, at once. They fortify the body against Disease in all forms of sudden stuck and epidemics, anil enable all to brave the miss ms tic danger of swamps and forests. One of reflet js the entire sys Dr. Mafglel Fills tem of pains and aches, enlivens the spiriis and sends new blood BOMtDMfl THROUGH THE VEINS, Call for these Inestimable medicines at yeur nearest druggist’s, and if he is ont of them lend to the proprietor's offioe for their. They are mailed safely nil over the globe. ONE MINUTE TO SAVE TOUR LIFE! Tnke Disease in time and yon will suffer lets and be saved many days of neeless mis* ery. What One hundred Letters a day say from patients all over the habitable globe Dr. Maggiel, your pills has rid me of all billioasncsa. No more noxious doses for me in five or ten pills taken at a time. One of your pills cured Thanks, Doctor. My headache has left me. Bend m* another box to keep In the bouse. After suffering torture from billious cholic, two ef your pills cured me, and I have no re* iftf * ’ turn ofthe malady, Our doctors treated ids for OhronlO Consti pation. as they called il, and atlastaatd 1 was inoi ■curable. Your Maggiei'n Pills curod me. 1 had no appetite; Magglel'e Pills gave me a hearty one. Your pills are marvellous. 1 send for nnothor box, and keep them in tho house. I>r. Maggud has cured iny headache thin was chronic. I giivo half of onn of your pills to my hubs for Cholera Morbus. The dear young thing got well in a day. My nausea of s morning is nowcur©' Your box of Moggie)'* Salto cured mo of noises in the head. 1 rubbed some Halve be hind my oar and tho noises loft. Send me two boxen; 1 want otic for a poor fhtnily. 1 onolosc a dollar; your price is twenty-five cents, hat the modiciuo to mo is worth a dol lar. Send tno five boxes of your pills. Let inohnvc throe boxen of your Salvo and Pills by return mail. Doctor, my burn has hoaied by ybur Halve FOR ALL DISEASES OV TIIB KID NEYS, RETENTION of URINE, Ac. Ac. Magglel’e PUIs aro a perfect jure. One Pill ify will satisfy any one. FOR FEMALE DISEASES, Nrrvoua Prostration, HVajtriro, General l.aa- * it tide nnd ll’anf 0/ Appetite, Maggiel’s Pills will be found an Effectual llcthcdy. Latest New York News. 3 The People tuhitutmii. 'Costar" in the Field! 11 LADIES Look outl Look out | > A BBAUTIFIBR 'ne 1*’ A BBUTIFIEB. [ Lathe* Magauinr for Sept, 1 ••HENRY 11. COSTAR, of No. 10 -Crosby Hircol—is said lo be ‘out* with a REAUTIFI- Ell ilml eolipses anything ever known iu Ids line. The Ladies are wild with delight.— One Lady Kays, *1 know it's right,’ nud point ed to a skin as fresh, soft, nnd doiicntc nn a child. Another Lady said, *1 f it cost $10.00 a bottle. I’d have it.;’ und another, ‘Away with all hurtful cosmotics, and givo me only COSTAR’8” BITTER 8WEF.T nnd ORANGE BLOSSOMS. Il gives Beauty to the Complexion, n Rosy glow to the Cheeks, n Ruby tinge to the Lips, and Happiness conypT lieyiiijj.huucvw, tluit when Trumbull anti Kcimciidffn return all will bu mailo right." On tho contrary, Senator Hen* .leraon was to ilajp lroc in bin opinion that the law hail worked badly and that General tirnnt’a demand for its ro peal in advance wa» timely and right. It is conceded that the bill will not be repealed,and that (Sen. Grant baa only «uccood«l in precipitating a hoatility which was not expected to show itBcft" lor soon, yiieother demand of Grout a session of the Forty-first Con- VVode, Fessenden, and Sherman, and ulso'y'ruiabuil and Wilson, were pro* riotinced In favor of it before this date] | and MjtCpakUng’a bill to repeal the net of CdntniUQua Seadon has dropped I fate]Of sight.” 1 EJildrlafly; the Herald thus cloaca an ■■■ “On Goirgreureata the onus of the act. They are' called upon to movel I before Gen Groat assumes tha office, ■ (aUtodoaothero : but oiio deduction as to tho dk»r.»4r*oooroe—they either d.si rust General Grant,or they are de termined that ho shall notbavo |>owcr to purge the Government of ita maul* READ—READ. MAGGiEL’S PILLS & SALVE Are almost universan their fleets un<l a cure ran In* almost always guaranteed. EMII BOX CONTAINS TWELVE DOSES; One rill is a Dose. von. 1869. To-day, tho 1st day of the ye ar, wc commence VOLUME 3 OF THE &cmt Sfflcfhljj $clus, This issue shows improvement in stylo and oxocution, and should afford satisfactory evidence of our determi nation to mako tho paper au agreeable visitor and pleasant couipauion lo itri renders. Politically. The Nows will undergo no chango, bnt will continue to battle for tho right, nnd against the wrong ; for lilx- erty, and against oppression; lor truth, aiulagainst falsehood; lor the peace and integrity, of society ami against hireling traducor*, and inisccgenating disintpgrationists; for doocncy nnd decont people and against radicalism and its leprous combination ol Scala wags and Carpet baggers; lor tho Constitution and tho laws and against ususurpalion and lawlessness; for Georgia when she’s right, hut right or wrong, for Georgia. LilcrAturf. Will receive due attention, and form nn interesting feature in the management ofthe News. In this department we Khali be assisted by ono who lias cul tivated tastes ami mental training and who will givo to our columns at tractions <br family reading not u ally found except in purely literary Journals. ? AKricultnrf Will bo it sociality, as it is the most important subject that our peo pie aro interested in, and in this con nod ion “Cot'HrntraiT*! Buy no Maouikl's Fills <ir Halvi; wiili a liillo phaiuphlot inside tho I box: then me hayu*. Tlio genuine have the j tianin of .1 IIavdock on liox with nuinoof .1. , .Magoii:i . M. P. The genuine lmw ihc Till Kurrouiultd with while powder.' The Labor ((nesllon CEOBCIA—Worth Couaty Mary Spring hax applied exemp; ind Belting lion of ^personality, and ^ tng i valuatijn of Homestead, and I will paxiupoa f apart and (he same at 10 o'olook, A. >1., on tho 16th day of January I860, JAMES W. ROUIB, Ordinary. Jan. 5-2t—pr’» fee $2. GEORGIA—Couaty. A. M. Hidden* (unapplied for exemption of Personalty, »and setting a( „ apart, and value tion of homeateadi and I will pass upon th* same at 10 o’olook A. M. on the 16th day of J *uai/ 1809, JAMBS W. ROSE, Jan 6*2t.—pr*a foe $2. GEORGIA—Worth Coaaty. John D Boxoman has applied for exemption of Personalty, and setting apart and vatna* tirni of homestoad, and I will pass upon tbe sam© at my office on the 16th day of Janu ary 18G9, at 10 o’elock A. M. J. W. ROUSE, •. Ordinary. Jan 6-2t pr’s fee $2. G ERG I A—Worth County. Daniel Rejuolds has applied for exemption of personalty, and setting apart and valua tion of home*lead, and I will pass upon the same at 10 o’clock a. m. on tho 16th day of January 1869. J. W. ROU8E, Ordinary Jan. 6,-2t—pr’a foe $2. GEORGIA—Worth Couiiy. William Jasper Herring has 'applied for exemption of personally, and setting apart and valuation of homestead, and 1 will pass upon th* same at 10 o’clock a. m. on the 16th day of January 1809 at my office. J. W. ROUSE, Ordinary. Jan. 6*2t—pr’a fee $2- GEOHtll—ffirlh Eonoty. Holly K. Oaughf has applied for exemption of personalty, and setting apart and valuation of homestead, and 1 will pass upon the same at 10 o’elock a. m.on Monday tho 16thday of Jaqnary I860. J. W. ROUSE, Ordinary. Jan. 5-2t—pr’s fee $2. WORTH I'OIINTV—.Sheriff’s Sale. Will be sold before the Court house door in the Town of Isabella, Worth County, Slate of Ueorgin, on the find Tuesday In February next 1869, between Ihc legal hours of sale, the following properly lo-wil: Two hundred acres of land in the tiik UUtvict ot said Coun ty, No. not l.nown, but known ns the North portion of said Lot adjoining the lands of Thomas Blunt, aud where lliclmrd T. l’orlcr Ifffit resided iu this County. ^ i 3 « one acre lot in Ihc Town of Isabella, No. not known, but known as the 1'orter Lot iu said Towu, sold to satisfy n fi la. in favor of It. A. McComes v* Richard P. .Porter, Isaac Poncr security, and Ucorgo W. Sumner, En dorser il fa. Issued from tho Cuuuty Court — Hep ember Term I860. Properly pointed out by plaintiff's Attorney. This December, 26th, 1J08. JOSEPH L. SUMNER, Dcp'iy Sheriff, W, C. Jan. 1—lm. pr’s fee $8. GEORGIA"—Douuiikrtv Couni v. C. II. Rausheaburg app v os to mo for valuation nnd setting apsn of personalty, und 1 will pass upon tho same on Monday tho, 1]ill day of January 1869, nt 10 o’clock W. H. WILDER. Ordinal y. Jan. 2 1869.21—pr’s fee $2. GEORGIA.—Dougherty Connty. Jackson J. WiP'ams has applied for cxetnps tion of personally and sotting apart aud valua tion of homestead, nud l will pass upon tho same on tho 15th day of Jatt. 1869, .nt my oilico at 11 o’clock, A. M. JAMES W. ROUSE, Ordinary. Dec. 28, ]8G8—pr's fee $2. Mitchell O’ty- Sheriff’s Sales All Oidots for tho Unltod States must bo addressed to HERBERT & CO. •17IJ Rroadwsy, New York. DR. M AGGIEI/S FILLS OR SALE ARE 25 Teals per Bex. L. E. & II. K WELCH, Hole AgcnlH, |>cc—11 Albany, On. Will p:ut8‘ in roviou*, anil receive our be«t efforts lor progreKH ami per. lection. Soulli Western Georgia CHARLES VOLKER, Agt, Regs leave to inform hi* old friends and J tnirona nnd tbe public generally, that be has uvl reoelved ! ! Uoware ! I of worthless imilnUona. AU Druggists is Albany soil it. Use bottle $1,U0; throe hollies $2,00, Or address “COSTAR,” No. 10 Crosby St N.T OH ! those CORNS. ! OH! those CORNS. [Jfarniiitr Paper Aug 20*] ! Oil MY I OR MY !’ I can't stand it; but he did, for be sent right off and got a box of “COSTAR'8” CORN SOLVENT, and it eured him.” Thousands of boxes sold. All Druggiata in Albany sell It, Or Address “COSTAR,” No. 10Crosby 81, N.Y Standard Preparations, ARK ••COSTAR’S” RAT. KOAUIJ, Ao., EXTERMI NATORS. •COHTAR’S” BED BUQ EXTERMINATORS. “COSTAR’H (only pure) INSECT POWDER. •Only iafallibloitemodieu known.** - “18 years cstaMishe*! in New York.” 2,000 Boxes ami Kiosks manufactured daily ” All Druggiata in Albany sell them.” ’!!.! Beware of spurious imitations.” $1 sixes seht by mall an raceipt of prieo. $2 pays for Ihrae $1 sixes by Ex- ■BMW K. COSTA It. Tto lOCroibjr 61., It. r. For mU b j S. E. A II. B. Wrick. W. n. QILDRRT k BBO., Md BILSMA.H k BALI, Gttittfe, B^^ad at Wholesale in aillhnCRias and A LARGE AND WELL SELECTED STOCK OF HARDWARE OP ALL KINDS, PLAN TATION IMPLEMENTS, MECHANICAL TOOLS of every description he., Slo. Fine WINES h CtOARS. All IJQUOR8, WINES h" CIGARS. All of which he will sell at the LOWEST CA8H 1‘UICBE. ... He wonld also inform the public, partiou* hrly THE LA DIRS, that he lias opened, in connection with the above. ey can «nd a run atpffly of FRESH CAKES. CANDIES Re, FOREIGN and DO MESTIC FRUITS ef ALL KINDS, nnd i large assortment of CHILDREN’S TOYS. Parties & Weddiugs supplied at sbott no* flee. Albany, Gs. Nov 10th 1868. MERGER & SMITH Beg leave to Inform their friends, nnd the public in general, that they have in STORE, a complete STOCK J' (IROCEniKS, SHOES, BATS A DliV UOOD8, which have just been iMrehaMd, and they are now offering them ar the Lowest MARKET wr ... - . (l will be to (he adv*|Oage of buy- e them- a call -before purehaateg PRICES, ere, to give else wh err. We will not enumerate arilclee but, UKItBLY SAY THAT OUR QBKKRAL STOCK OF’ GOODS ia UOMPLBTK in >11 broMku. “W« desire in.pecl ioa, uni defj lilqst kc (U'Yolopdff; blic immt ltavo moru oulargi'il Uitilroxl lacilities, tvnd •ho must occupy tlio elevated atstion to wltich her wealth, intelligence and big-notilcd men entitle her. Albany. Shall havo onr hast efforlain her ho- half, and it aliall he our aim aud pride to ao roprcaeftl her people and her inlercula, that tho stranger aliall «ec in our columns tho viflea of a prosperous city nnd a generous community. Sho is tho very heart center ot the garden spot of the Slate, and when tho vast arena of inexhaustible lands that once poitredmillions intoher generous bosom shall have been restored to the cotton oultnr*,■■ slid will again ho tho recip. ient ol tho nonrislimcnt, and send out tlio life*blo<^la>f oommerco in golden currents. Mho needs, and might to have, ay, must have a live Neurit" p». |ier, bnt il is a luxury sho cannot have unless sho wilts it The news papers ot other cities are not apt' to look af- t<)V her interests, until tlioy havo se cured their own against the |iower of rivalry: nnd.tlieir noblest cunning for tier Behoof can haV building' njvai) organ ot her own, nnd if she wilt'come forward and disebnrge bat tho half' of her duty iii that gard, wA pledge oiirbrains, our ener gy^ lin'd our manhood to perform the balance..' - Are imldV.ns Wc can afford to run the nuudiinc, aud there must lie some I rase on the face that would ask us to ' .irk cliuaiioi-.'. bf't^l|ditVjUio oaaff."' For tine & ' Fok 8tx Ho: Fok TiutxMoi ♦2.00 W ill \io ho1<\ ou I tic firm Tuesday lu Febru ary next, before tlio Court House door, : n lb© town of Camilla, between the legal hours of sale, the following properly to wit, Lot of land No- 178 in the 9ih District of said County, levied on os the property of Joshua P. Crosby, to satisfy fi fa in favor of Francis A Childs vs Joshua P. Crosby. Also at Ihc same litno and place, seventy* five bushels of corn, more or less, to satisfy mortgage fi fain favor of Draper & White vs J. F. Hudson. LEGAL yOTICEffi MitoheU County* — PDlpiMi Winb.KldWorettsCourt HmmUj hSKSSKSKrtMaft-Pw In the lent hwirs of sale o«| tho flrotttooa day In Fohruarynoxl, Iho following prokorty, lo-wit: Lot of land Mother «■ hnnfrod k aity-ooe (Ml) la th. «th DWrWof n d kwssui M*z. a. Sheriff, W.C. Jan 1—Id-prf-SOO Mitchcll County, Morlffigo SheyifFSnlfis. Will be fold etnho Urol Tuooday In Jan nary next, in thn usual hanra cf ealo, before the Court'Bonoo door la tho lown of OomIUo, lo eaid County, Utn fellowlngproperty to wit I Lola of land number three hundred nnd forty seven (.147) nnd throe hundred and Sflyfour tneai , ,1.* klniL /OV TVSm4flotevft nf ^Ijfeha (861) in tho ninth (9) District of Mitch ell County, levied on tcsatlaiy one nr -4 fifa, Issued from the Superior Court —> county in favor of William Collins sgainft James PaUillo , levied on as tbs property ot James PaUillo, propsrty pointed out in said fifn. Also at tha tain* time and place, one hun dred and twenty five acre* of lot of land num ber two hundred and sixty In the (11) district or MilchoU Caunty to satisfy ono mor(g«|n t fifa from the Superior Csurt of said county, , in favor of Adam Adams against Sampson - Johnson, levied on as the property of said Johnson, properly pointed out in said mort gage fifa M.S. POORE, Oct. 27 1808. Sheriff, M. C. Georgia Mitchell County. GEORGIA—Mitchell County. On tho first Tuesday in January next, wU bo sold at the Court House door, in Camilll in said County, botween the lawful hours 4' sale, lot of land No. 09 in the 11th District p said county, containing 260 acres more V loss. Sold as Ihc properly of Jcssce Colcmai deceased, for the. benefit of the heirs am creditors of said deceased. Terms Cush. Also, nt the name time and place, wilt bt ain sold Lot of land No. 232, containing two hun dred and fifty acres moro or lens. Wfdow^i dower excused. Sold as the property § John A, Pope, nnd sold for tho benefit of tlM heirs nnd creditors of said deceased. Term* Cash. MARY POPE, Administmtrix 11. C DASHER, Ordinaty. ) lor or wt B — * Jootn.o.1, applica lo mo . for lcllers .r ■ — ~ *B i mission, - nertv vl,: Lot, 7# a£r‘ * W .pfAlbaojr, leTia OMSouth half of lot, namg,- Stato Street, in the City 0 f All — '...J o, Alb, , V,” > °* *” aor »> more or lei to satlefy n mortgage n fa. Dougherty 8nperiorOnntt, jJJ Ovorge ltogera' A Ben, J„jjj Jnn. t.'-^lm pr’o fro $10/ Administratorgl 1 By virtue of mi order ef tkg i lougherly county, I win Mll * j. FFrBiRstswi P’iS'J'.'SlSi.'Mif 1 troml atreet, Albany, Oeorkla”, roperly of C. O: MeUnd«, a InneAt of hoira and creditor,, * / , J- L. BVn... Deed—1888 UEOKUIA—Dottgherljr i. Whereas, John F. Ce»wile- Ad of Henry Thomas, represents totHl f'-.P-lftlon duly'filed and nlmd that ho haafklly.ndminieterod 11a. •on, concerned, kindred an J ,fejnl cause, If ,ny tl„. hare IT. . . trnlor should not tu. ji’.-i ’ ministration, and rr“ Id " uISl if’ji on tho second Monday toiiri! irom* Thio, oct uth, mt,8 fcirftl, tyJSSaL? Jhfmj notlee application will be takdv ef Ordinary of ankl oeunty,. j ini. *r v , / Iota of land No." 227Th J 'i£'' Mitchell county, nnd lot Kb. JJ+ Dial, of Worth county, nld .fi property of^lie estate ^f Mofn, e docensd, for tho henelit of ll„ |,,i n . itors of said estate, this 7th day of i Iter, 1808. JOHN L 1 bbORGIA—Dougherty Whcrena, James M. Duncsni- AM tor of Perry R. Duncan, late of .aid, llflik.n an.1 11 , _ r - Mitoholl Sheriff s Sale I iavi*. vvny Said letters should ho»* '1 v. my- Given under my hand nnd official^ °Pj t office in Albany, Ocl. 20th . W; 11, WILL Omp. mission, These nre therefor© to ell* nil Will bo sold on the first Tuesday iu FobruAt©rested to bo at rnr office ,wit!i ary next, before Hi© Court bouse door in Ca^u escribed by law,‘to sliow oauS mills, Mitchell County, tho North half of loP*—* .. . .. - ^‘ nw . 0 . a H l «- of land No. 17 in the 11th district of saif County, containing ono hundred and twenty live acres more or less, levied ou as tho pro] erty of Jane Palmer administratrix on t estate of Charles Pnlmci deceased, to satisfy sundry Ufa’s issued from the Justices court ofthe 1173rd district O.M., iu said county in fnrorof Jamos Mansfield, nnd others against Jrwie Palmer administratrix &c, levy made nnd returned to me by a'oonsia’.de. . . ... , -v .« BV Ik petition, duly filed and entered ot: Ikt lie has fully Administered Jos A, "■ate. . /hi# is# therefore, to Cite alt Mitchell Co. Sheriff Sale, to*** m. ivturncdto me by a constable. IL .SMITH. Dep'ty Sh’ff. Dec. 25.-tda. GKOKOIA-—DougiiehtvC Whereas Rcubon Jones,. Ad® Jmcs A. Ilcndou, represents to thf . ,. . - , 49$, why said Adndi GEORGIA—Mitchell County. torkhould not bcdtabhnrgcd^freardUIA Will bo sold before the courthouse door,! ^ ,ion » 1 a *‘ f ‘ ,rc f oi ? L t‘b' in tlio town of Camillu, on the first Tuesday ® In January next, between Ihc usual hours o| ’* nno 18C&* sab-, a valuable plantation known ns tho Cul per per Place, and now in tho p*w»^u»an Col F. T.I’olhill. Levied on by virtue < mortgage fifa, issued from Mitchell Hup. Court In fn.or of Brynnt A , nnd Mnlthow J. D. Wit hu,old before the Court Ho.u,l Culpepper, Executors, of last will of David C Diig*-—'- - - 1 v>ut* _ •■»** Tuirinvn Culpepper deceased, vs. Marcella Slaughter, Administratrix estate of Wm. M. Slaughter, MKhergLGeugJfe-on the first Tuet laic of Dougherty county, deceased, and° sold of Willi. - illiam D. Tinsly, n former pur- nd r nt tho risk ccaotr at Sheriff sale, who has failed ami fused to comply 'with the terms of such sale HENRY SMITH, Dept. Nov 17, 1808. •brlary next between the legal hour,* Mowing property, U wit! »A, lono hair Inureit of. 1J moles* )< 1 colored mulo named Nellio, 1 ini' 1 mule named Zaidee,* 1 ;rttU 1 mule named ton l! nmle/n mulo named Molly, 1 mule p Mitchell Also nt the same time ten bales of lint cot ton or one thousand pounds, to satisfy fi fs. in favor of B. Hudspeth vs Thoms* 11. Davis, Also at the same lime five hundred pounds weed cotton, more or less, to satisfy distress warrant Rutter It l’oorc vs Keeroe A Wood. Also thirty-five hundred pounds of seed cotton, moro or less, levied on as the proper ty of 8. G. Wood to satisfy distress warrant in favor of Butler A Poore va W. Keere* A Wood. Also at the same time and place, lots of land Numbers one hundred and thirty four (131) and ono hundred and thirty-fir© (136) in th© 9th District of said Cuuuty as the property of John L. Jackson. J Also lot No. hundred and sixty on* (161) in he 9th District of said county, as the nramr. ty of-B,-11, Soule amt Davu-'c. Faircfolh^io satisfy a fi fa. i 8 , ue( i fron , , he g aper j or Court of said County In T*r 0 r of Jesse C. Farrow against E. If. Settle, Davis C. Fair- cloth, Wui B. Crawford nqd Jahu L. Jack, sun, Also at the same time and plaae one hun dred seres of lot of Und number three bun- dredand eighly-one (881) in the 11th District of said county to satisfy a Superior Court fi fa in favor of John K, Arlino against Hiram taaulding, and Nathan Maples endorser. Also at the same lime end place two hun« ffiKS- '*?!'• Di.triot of eatJ Gniinty to »al,»fy a Superior Conn It fa: in faror of Utenn D. Swutl, agalnti J.hn Went admlnia- C(iw<l° r0 ' <> W ' " ' ,l * nd Wm ' V, ' Tmi 4t- T A ] M 11 JhnThmTHjniaiid plaw one buna °* l »» J il being llie Weel Uatfof lot number three hundred and forty eight (1148) in (he lOlh Ulalriet of eaid county, lo eallify a Superior Coort ti fo. in faror ofDatid C. Harrow aeatnat c no hi]>licr iligni ly than B Litl fol* Itrr (ntrotiago. -Slto a now hM tut opportunity of] Al« at Ike eaiho time and place tot of land Adams admjtuetrafhr ufTohn AromTdrew* Ko ;«r,hly.two (82; !u .be'"'l‘«h'"DlkriciTf a, the property on»m. McMur. said county &'« “>Wy a Juriic’e Court S fTleriro w Jan. 5-lm. uurphy. M. 8. r(K)UE. Sheriff. CieBsxs OmcK, ^Superior Court, i Itocemhtr, 22nd 18/8. , Tha arondSprolal and Petit j u rore, who foramdi - ’* *MWa ao Juror, as . wSSm 5.00 mud Courtr #3.00 i Doe. 26—I w td. v - • - JuToi . Uon, James jj, Qlmrk Jmtg J. F. PAEOILE, ' CUtk. ionnty Jlorifage—Sh*r- Iff’d Sale. Will be sold on Ihc first Tuesday, in Feb ruary, next, at the nsual hours of sale, be fore tbe Court House door, in the Town of Camilla, in said County, the following prop erly to wit: One-hundred nnd fifty acres of land, more or less, part of lot number three- hundred nnd nincty-seven, In the Tenth Dis trict of said County, to satisfy one Mortgage fifa in favor of W, 0. Cox, against Brazelton .Morgan, issued from tho Superior Court, of said Countv, levied on as the .properly of Brnxellon Morgan. Property pointed out in fifn. This Nov 23rd, 18G8. 1 m.ulo named Jnok.'l nmle not ,b -”xf:OHa ' 1 undo named A lex, alii the i bf 1 brown horse nam*4 Riliy,.'mJ I If interest in the mules, horses, ci Kngom, Plantation tools and u All M. 8. POOKB, Sheriff, Mitchell County. Ini Alllekell Coaaty Sheriffs S»le7 Will be sold bn first Tuesday in January next, between the legal hours of Bale, before the Court House doorl in the Town of Camil la, County of Mitchell, the followisi . no following proper ty, to wit: Onejicro of lot of land No.^ 31 on the cast side of sale’ - County, sold as the property of T. U.Faireloth, to satirty Sundry fil6 a >" County, against said Faireloth; levy made and returned to roe by a constable. f Dougherty, Usatisfy an M Cutler vs Dougherty fc M Cutler vi ed out in sald fifai «t; mill 1 W KHKV.ff-i Dttrhertv Sheriff SaJ Dougherty county, ori ’iheJIrst To riot, said aounty.-ievtadj | of Samuel A- i* ' out the Eupoff' In fnvnref Hfc. A-Oriro. !« M. 8. POORE, Sheriff Mitchell County. November 23rd, 1868. D herty County Sber Sale. '*•> * sold before the court p Comity, beta#—n tbe legal km Uie first Tuesday i w rets, to satisfy a wa I Leo County. LGE.—Mortiiaor Salk fob Jaw uaky 1869. Will bo sola ou the first Tueed.y in J.nu.rj n„l, between tbe leul ImureofMle, before IheOnurt Itouu 8e«. n the Tewn of SUrk.rille, Lee eountj, fol- luwlng Lot, of lend to-wlt: Wo 83 Ihirlv hwoUfmlafo^, 240, lwo_ hundred & n t,, me * i.i t ** ' on»hrif;CUjl4MUP#*»»ft' road flirt eL Albssy, urt» 209, t wo hundred A forty.fne 241, | wo L an ; dred A forty-two 242, two hundred A& inis I rat ox. vs. William lyfnndJoseph A Dsvi»®f two 27*-, A half of lot two hundred & thirty- nlne, all in the 2nd District of -said all levied by virtue of » Mortj nine, all Lee Superior Court, ftf bretl fifa. nov 13 td unly, frow ilbald ’fSP property pointod out in said Mortgage Wm. C. GILL, 8ieriff. bright vs Moriok Barnes tu, •A wtnn>#1 KKOKtilA.—Oaoghtrty Canily. WIIBRBA8 Jwm, T. WhUehend Rtiroutor Of lliehrod M. Whilriicd, reprcrenla ta.lha Court in hi» poii'lon, du(p hied nnd entered i? h,! hM full J Admlnleleied It M. Whitehead’s estate. ' . J Thiel, therefore to cite : nll pereomt ooq. corned, liindre.1 nnd creditor, to ,how muto. ,;f nny Ilioy hno. wh v,,rd e,neuter ,h»lL not diKmiuion on tho. eeoont (same time ondfUro'bnPh* < irlj of Wiltiom M. Motlhewj. t nn Cnmmeree Sttest Ata from , In f,T0f ofSherrim 3""b 1 M.Wntlhew,. gE||f> * RkrrJ V-D^hertFc«irv bo discharge) eoir, lottcrn 'oraiimlMlon on tho oeoend Uo •]*J inPobrnnrj. IMS W . H. WILDER. Juljr 80th-1808 0 rdbinrY 1 n in,- (J m. (iSOKtili—Wonk UKntr Tit... m...i . . . Kill paf tion ol f ^l WilTpro,' U^n the JAMB8 Jut. I—B • V ■-0B mm of the Coart ef® .arid on G« “ JweU th*.