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Ring Mastbb—With a circuit oti each aide of us, wo dont know why we may not aspire to the honors of “Ring Master;” we certainly exhibit enough to-day to jontiUe us to that distinc tion, and wo* are incliugd, to occupy the poslsb, at least ..Mil' “jimmy” comes. Wo do not, however, propose to “travol” with the spot ted horses and bare*.back riders—they have taken passago in our chibaug and are traveling with i|s a short dis tance. T'Jimmj’ 1 is'.coHtepV with a snug seat in a ipiict oornor inside, but “the boat show on earth” is like a jol ly metropolitan and contracts tor the “ran” ot the establishment. Brhtality—Temni it Little Negro Girl 1 While on our way to our ollico a fow mornings Bineo we heard, when within two hundred yards ot tho scene, rapid and hoav^ Wows with a strap, and the sorcams of a child. The beat ing continued until wo arrived oppo* site the kitchen where it was going - on, and till at leajtono hundred stripes ’• had been inflioted afterwards. The victim was a.little, negro girl about ten or eleven yenrs old, and the mer ciless fiend who was thus brutally beating her was—her mother, as blaok astbo devil and twice as inhuman.— We chronicle this occurrence merely as evidence of the brutish instinots and savage propensities of tho raoe.— Left to themclves, they would, in tea years, relapse into the barbarism and imbecilo idolatry of their native jangle. Georgia Legislature And other Items from the Capital, by Telegraph. [ Special to Ihe Macon Daily Telegraph. Aii.Asia, Jail, as—Kvoning. Tho Senate bill was resumed rela tive to tho bill creating tho Judicial Cirouit known as the Columbus bill. It was lost. The report ot tho joint special com mittee appointed in releroneo to the State endorsement ot tho bonds ot the Maeon and Brunswick road was read and taken up. Wooten made an nblo speech to re commit it, ns evidence on one ttjdc only had been Submitted to the oom- miUeo. Smith oflliu 7lh, Holcombe and Speer spoke In opposition. The discussion was lung and the argu ment able. Pending the discussion tho Senate ad journed, Wooten having the Hour. HOUSE—Mr. Williams, on the Morgan resolution relative to the Mlh amendment to the Constitution of the United States, said that it Georgia lias not carriod out tile same ill good faith it was done through ignorance. Madison moved to lot out the job printing of tho State by contract. Harnum moved that the' organic Military Institute be located at the oapital at Millcdgovillu. Carpenter, of Hancock, introduced a bill to relieve tho securities on notes from liability, unless the principle was sued within twelve months alter tile maturity ot tho note. Perkius, a bill to compel tax-pay ers to give in gold and silver at their value in currency. A good many lobyists aro around. Inquiry develops the fact that tile Central Rail road Company designs to file a bill of injunction against all roads granted State aid. Smith, of the 7lh, intimated tiio samo in a specoli to-day; W. [Special to Ihe Journal & Messenger. Atlanta, January 20. SENATE-In the Senate the joint resolution was adopted approving the continued endorsement by the Slate ot the Macon and Brunswick Railroad bepds. The vote stands: yeas 20; nays 10. Mr. Smith, ot tho 7th, introduced a bill explanatory of the act, prevent, ng the Bala of lottery tickets. HOUSE—A bill was introduced to authorise tue Penitentiary to take the oontract to complete the Macon and Augusta Railroad. Mr. Lane’s resolution to memorial, iso Ceogecss to .remove the political disabilities ot all Georgians was taken Op. On the motion to refer, an nuima ted dishins ion took place, Messrs. Lone, Scott and Bryant being chief participators.' On motion of Mr. Price, the resolution was postponed indefntcly. , Mr. Crawford moved to appointu committee to visit Washington and confer with Congressmen relative to reconstruction measures. No motion waamade to take up the resolution. Mr. Price moved to appoint a com mittee to visit Warren and Tallailerm counties and investigate the reported outrages committed thore by lawless and iriespoiiBiblo persons. — Messrs* Rico and Barclay opposed, and Mr. Crawford supported the reso lution, which Mr. 1’rioo afterward withdrew, giving nctica that lie would re-introduce it tomorrow. Inconsequence otthc disagreement between Treasurer Angier and Gov ernor Bullock, in rufouee to the tunds borrowed, and bondn sold but proceeds not accounted for to tho Treasurer, violi developments are looked tor.— Home of the particulars of these trans. actions have already been mentioned in the newspapers. The Supremo Court lOiday pro nounced a decision that tho relief law of last session is constitutional.— Judge Warner dissents. Gkobgia. FiTcn at War.—In nM-icm* “G»- 1 ward”—Maya* Reed’# Magazine, ' tin incvit*M«‘ of the Giffin Stab goes off half-cookod and actually oora* mends the “livug libel” to lr tenders ns being‘hvortly ofpubliopui.imago.” He really waits “tho first number in order to pnserve sad have them bound for tutiro reading.” Surely our triend did lot read tho Editor’s' “Things worth thinking ot.” hi the article oil CubcJ-agc 10.6, ail effort is mnde to justify, be slave-owucrs lighting for tlieii property, and tlnl remarkable passive occurs: ‘It is bnttbe nprtltion on a small- scale, ol tho jrmciples involved in our groat robellbn, with this remark able difference—that in Culm the slave-owner wil be fighting for God, ‘ “libs. r . “y,... . , ‘ e Al*o at lUn same tunc end place, lots <if Intel —.i.l. I, JtUtrlv wit* fill. aril a,. 7..i - «-• - - • wl*ilo r with ub h w«b; $)*«rly <m i!io side of tho devil.’ It this is uotciough to satisfy our cotemporary tbit bo has commended n poisoned cblico to tho lips of his people, wo referhim to the article ol “Brother agnins Brother”—page 102. Il’this ho tho attractor ol literature the Stah wishestho people oi Geor gia to patronise, vo hope the Kn Klux will visit its Bsntum, and right soon. JL3SCJ A.Xx N OTICEB Doughery County. GEORGIA—Poujhorty County. K. A. .Shackelford ks applied for exemp. tiou of personally andettiug apart and value tion of homestead ; ail 1 will pass upon tho sumo ou tho 7th day f February, 1869, at 11 o'olock, A. M., at myofllce in Albany, Ga. W. H. WILDER, jan29-2l* Ordinary. GEORGIA—Doujlicrty County. Miinhii 12. Reynold has applied for ex*, tmipiion of personnltyiml suiting opart am] Vuiuitit-JM of bomchteu ; mid l will puss upon the same on tho 7th uy of February, 1809, at uiy ofliee in Alban; at 11 o'olock, a, ji. W. If. WILDER, Ordinary. jan29«2t* UEOKUIA—Daglicrty County. Whereas, John FJargilo, Administrator of Henry Thomas, ropisents to this court iu Ilia petition duly tiled.ud entered oft record, that he has fully ndniiistvred Henry Thom • as estate. This is thceforo to cite all per sona concerned, klndrdand creditors to show catm\ if any they hav, why said Adminis trator should not be iHclmrgcd from his ad ministration, and reervo letters of dismission on the second Monda; in April 1869. Tlda, Oct util, 1808 W. II. WILDER, Ordinary. "GKOIUHV—Duglierly £oauty. WHEREAS Jiimcs ' Whilchcnd Executor of Richard M. Whitehall, represents to tlie Court in his pclHon.ii v tiled and euternd on record, that he hmli.tiy Administered li. M. Whitehead's estate This is therefore to cito all persons com* corned, kindred and cjditors to show cause, if tiny Ihoy have, whyaid executor shall not bo discharged from hi Executorship, and re ceive letters ofdismiasDn on the second Mon day in February, 18*Jti W. II. WILDER, July 30th 1808 Ordinary. 1 a m, 6 m. GKORGli—Ifoightrty County. Whereas, James M. >ungun, Administra tor of Ferry E. Duncan latcUf said county, deceased, applies to mr for letters of dis til Ission. These are therefore o cite all parties in terested to be at my oicc within the time ( irc'oribod by law, to howenuso, if any they 'are, why said lettersshould not bo grant ed. (liven under my ham and official signature, at office in Albany, Oct 20th 1808. W. II. WILDER, Guts. Ordinary. GEORGIA.—Dou;hcriy County. Agreeable to an ordc of the Court of Or** dinary of said County, will be sold on the 1st Tuesuny in February, text, between the le gal hours of sale, at tie Court House door in Albauy Ga. tho llouo mul lot known ns the Geo. W. Collier Hone, on the corner of Broad & Jefferson Strecs. The lot oontains one acre more or less, Torino oaib. N. E. COLLIER, Executrix, Deo. 18—40d. GEORGIA—Douglorty County. Thomas F. Arline hns applied for Exempt tion of l’crsonally, aql setting apart and Valuation of Homestead and 1 will pass upon the same at 11 o’olock, A* M., on Iho 30 h day of January, 1800, » my offioe. . W. H7WILDER, JtralB, Id* Ordinary.- Sheriff’s Sale. Georgia—Douglorty County. W ILL bo sold before the Cotut House door in Albauy, Dougherty county, on tho first Tuesday in February next, the fol lowing property to wil The South half of lots number 21 and 23 on State Street, in the City or Albany, Ga„ con-, taiiiing] of an acre, tnaseorless, levied on to satiety a mortgage R fa. returnable to Dougherty Superior Coirt, June Term 1869, Georro’ Rogers' A’ Son, v»., Jackson Merit!. K J. H. DROWN. Sheriff, Jan. 1.—1m pr's fee $Im. Alsoatllic same limn and place, Will be sold lots of land numbers 07, 08, 10 *. 105, Oil, 05, in the 2d District, of said county. levied on hb the properly of Samuel A. Urici, to satisfy a fifa issued from tho Superior Court of Mitchell county, in favor of Hiut a A llohhs. receivers, vh. Sunucl A Grier. J. W. KEMF, Jan. 12, 1800.—Pm. fee $4 00. \< Dougherty pty Sheriff’s Sales) 1 wtllaell on the firll Tuesday in February, tween* the legal hunts of ialc, before the between Court House door, in Albany, City lot No. ninety four Commerce street, also house uud lot on the corner of Washington street in said city, now occupied b;' 11. lb Shackleford, lev ied on as the property of Joe A. Davis, tosal- isfy fi fa. Morgan Kemp, Administrator kt., vs Wiu Davis, of Marion county, and Joe A. Davis, of Dougherty. Also atthe samo lime nud place, the follow ing lots uflond > No's 418, 419, 420, contain ing 250 acrci each, more or laid; otic linlf of lota 396 and 307, all in the second District •f Dougherty county, levied on as tho proper ty of John II. Whitehead, to satisfy a mort gage ti fa in favor of G. H. Lamar vs John U. "hitohead. iso at tlic same time and placo, eighteen rnvlles, fifteen cows and calves, more or lose, toil head hogs, more or loss, one carriage ami harness, (bur Wagons and harness, one lot of farming utensils, 8CU bushels corn more or less, levied on by distress warrant for rout as soat property of James T. ‘Flcwcllaii in favour Charles L. Nelson and his wife Hen rietta S’ Nelson. Property pointed out by Hines & Hobb: NO's HI, 4^3tJ, in Uic first Diitrlot of Dough city county, levied on as the property of K. C. llelmes, to satisfy mortgage ti fa from Doughorty Superior Court. M. T. Campbell, vsK.C. Holmes. Also at samo time and place, tho undivided half interest of lot of laud No. 388, in tho second District of Douirherly County, levied on a* the properly of 8, B. Hodges Executor of Adam Brin-on, iu favor of W. ,‘i, Draunou. Fi fa from lluilock county. Also At the name time ami place, lots of land in the city of Albany Nos. 7-, i.nd 80, on Commerce street, levied on as the propertv of BulliVan Kimholl administrator of estate of Samuel E. Kimball, loaatiafy mortgage fi fa. Richard Hobbs vs SullivanC. Kimball. Prop erty pointed out in said fi fa. Also, at the same time and place, lots of land in the city of Albany, on Broad street, No. 77 and east half of No- 7 '. tho property "f E. Drinkwa mortgage ;i f Drinkwi.n Also r.t l ind K- i my, !•- Ma-thcv Mariiih \.' Also :ii iioum’ and Alliiiny, »' t'oicmerce property • B. Simon cut vising Weleb. St-, vied ou a*i "atlsfy vs E- v.s 1: : - •! land, S'* and 87, on . Ill i ! '“by, levitil on Uh Iho -.iUliu « ’ Web-U, i,i tati-d'y fi fa \ .1 bo Murphy principal :iii-r, Dciij. DmilU and F. (t .1 W. KEMP, Alierifl D Jan 5 pi’s tec I per levy Id. ^Dtitii! I<» k>fhtor>» n:l t'l’mlUim. GEORGIA — DoualiRRTV Corstv. All persons holding claims against' llie cs talc nl F. A. Billingsleu, late ot said county, dcc’d, will present them iu legal form within the time re«inircd l»y law. to my Attorneys at Albany, On., Weight fi Warren, or to me ut Dover, Ga.; and nil persons indebted i<> mi*d estate are notified to coiue forwavd and pay the same, either to my said Attorneys or my self. JOHN R. JONES, Adm’r. January 12th, 1809—0w* Will be sold before the CouM Houm door, * n {A* Towd ff-Cornilla, in aaid county with in flic legaTTiourinlf sale on the firtt Tumu day iu February next, the following property to-wit t Dot of load tdHbber one hundred A •ity-oaa (161) In tho|$th District of aaid oouwty,raw#lie»propcrtyjDf J. C. Settle, to satisty a county Court fifa in favor of Wm, A. Strother, ngainst J. F, C. Settle. M. 8. POORS, Sheriff, W. C. Jan 1—td r prf-5 00 Mitchell G’ty- Sheriff's Sales Will be soWdh thirflril^Vudkd^r In Febru- ary next, bemro tho-Ootirf Hdihrw door, in the town ef Camilla, between the legal boon of salo the following property to wit, Lot of laud No* 178 in the 9th District of said County, loviod on aa tho property of Joshua P. Crosby, to satisfy ti fa in fkvor et Francis A Childs vs Joshua P. Crosby. Also at tho samo time and p|aee, seventy* five bushels of corn, more or feu, to satisfy mortgage fi fa in favor of Draper ft While vs C. F. Hudson. Also at the samo time ten bales of liateet- ton or ono thousand pounds, to satiety ft Ik. In favor of U. Hudftpeth vs Thomas R. Davie. Also at the same limn' five Cttndrwd poueda seed cotton, more or leu, to satisfy dUtreaa warrant Butler ft Poore vs Kverce ft Hoed. Also thirty-five hundred pquinds of seed ootton, more or less, levied on os' the proper ty of 8. G. Wood to esTlsfy distress wamat iu favor or Butler ft Poore vs W. Keeroe ft Wood. Alio at the Game Urn# and plaW, lots of load Numbers one hundred and llWp four (U4) and one hundred and thirty-live (185) in th« 9th District of said County as tho property of John L. Jackson. Also lot No. hundred and sixty one (161) in tho Pth District ot said county, as tho proper ty of K. H. .Settle and Davie C. Fairoloth, to satisfy a fi fa. issued front the Superior Court of aaid County in fMpr. of Jeue O. Farrow against U. 11. ftettle, Davie C. Fair- cloth. Wm B. Crawford and John L. Jeok- bod . Also at the samo timo and place one hum* di ed non -of lot of land number three kan- dredaud cighty-oue (881) iu the 11th Diitrlot . f Laid county to satisfy a Superior Court ft . iu favor of John K. Arline against Hiram > Gaulding, and Nathan Maplaa endorser. Aif»o a tiio sauto time and plnee two hun« li-c.l iiit 1 fifty acres of land, It being the ; South half of lot No. five (6) and No, thirty , six (3ti) in tho 11th Dibtr(ot of aeid County to satisfy a Superior Court fl fa. in favor of Glenn B. Hwatlr. against John Weal odalnlo- trator of Geo W. West and Wm. J*. West de cent od. Also at the name time and place one hunt dred and twenty flvo acres of, land it beinn the West half of lot number three hundred and forty right (848) in the 10th Distriot of said county, to satisfy a Superior Coart ft fh. in favor of David O. Barrow against Adam Adams administrator of John Adnma dSeeoa- I. Al«-i at the same timo and plaoe lot of land No eighty-two (82) in the 10th District of said county as the properly of Wm. MoMur- tdiy to satisfy u Justice Court t\ fa.‘levied by Bailiff and returned to me. in favor of Burts Krndrick k Co. against Wm. UToMurphy. kl. 8. POORE, '! I She;iff. Jan. .5-1 m. Mitohell County. GKORGIiV—Mitcholl Couutv. S IXTY day a niter doto applicaiiun will be made to tlie Coart of Ordinary «’f t*a!d county, for leave to sell lot of land number 8’.*, iu t lie 12th district of Mitchell county and said State, as tho property of Green 15 l’ry»r, for the benefit of the heirs and creditors of said estate. HENRIETTA E. PRYOlt, jaii29-tii-Prs fee $5=* .ldi.n-'x GEORGIA—Mitoliull County. MARY A. WRIGHT applies for exemption of personalty and setting apart and valuation of homestead; and 1 will pnsa upon the same on the 1st day of February, 1809, at 10 o’clock a. m. if. C. DASHER, jau20-2t—Prs fee $2 Ordinary. G EOUGIA—Mitcukll Counj v. H. B. Nolson applies for exemption of per sonally nud setting npftTt and valuation of homestead; nud 1 will pnss upon the samo on fhe 2*»th day of January, 1809. jnul'.».2t • 11. O. DASHER, Ord'y. Mitclicll Sheriff’s Sales. Will be sold on tho first Tuesday In Feb ruary next, before tho Court llouso door in tho town of Camilla, Mitohell county. Ga, be tween the lognl hours of sale, the following property, to-wit .* 13() acres of land, it being part o flot of land number 390, iu the 10th distriot of Mitohell county, anil knowu fts the plaoo whereon M. S. poore now lives; levied on aa tho property of KFjtih Adams, to satisfy one fifa issued from this Superior Court of Mitchell county, in fav i^of James Mansfield vs. Elijah Ad ams, David Soigler and LuFnyette Gantt. v Also at the samo titnonnd Placo: Lot of land number 105, in Hie lltli district of MitchellNmunty ;levied on ns the properly of Wm. ColllutsJo satisfy ono Superior Court fifa issued from tffis&uiLfirior Court of Thfunas county, iu favor of James Baggs vs. William Oollins, of Thomas county, and James T. Collins, of Worth couuty. Also, lot. of land number 2U2, in the lllh district of Mitohell county ‘ levied on as the property of Ureen B. Fairoloth, to satisfy ono Superior Court 'fifa issued from the SuperiorCourt of Mitoncll county, in favor of Daniel J. Owens vs. Green U. Fairoloth, Wm. Fairoloth, nndJ^D. Pair- cloth. M* BotiTH, jan29—Pib fee $12. D. Bhoriff. Dougherty County Morljoge Sheriff’s Sale. Will lie sold lioforc the C«nrt House door of Dougherty County, on t.*ic first Tncsda^i Fehrunry'ncxt between the legal hours ot the following property, to wit; The undi vided one half intere»t o/ 11 inuleiC Uffiii *1 dun colored mule named Nellie, 1 male nntn cd Jim, 1 luulo named Zaidec, 1 mule nain cd Dina, 1 mule named Fox 1 mule nainod Tala, 1 mule named Molly, , 1 mule tmuc* John, 1 mule named Jack, 1 mulo named Pld- tteon, 1 mulo named Alax, and the MMN (ercsi of 1 brown b.r«. n.tneJ Billy, nnd the Olio half Inlercit In tho mole., horten, cow., hoin, wagons, plonCmlion tool, onil ulensils, mulv enuinped foraootlon plantation, upon [bTpUnuffi of Sh.pponl Morrill, iu H.o county of'Cuuglicrty, to wui.iy * ioort*.gc 0- f. from Donylierty SoftHor L’oiirt, in fnvoi- oriwwM Coitorv. W«U. Momllj proper- Mitohell Sheriff s Sale Will bo sold on tho first Tuesday in Febru ary next, before the Court, hotts door in Ca milla, Mitchell County, the North half of li. 1 of loud No. 17 in the 11th district of s I ! Couuty, containing one hundred and twenty- five acres more orlesa, levied on ft*, the prop erty of Juno Fulmer'■ administratrix en Hie estate of Ci.ur'ou Fulmer d- \ .. ‘•altsfy sumiiy ' fifa a is'in i fi'ooil • < - court of tho ! ’ Vi-4di-irict (’■. ‘ . • i i iu fa vo. rj-.m- Jane i 1 ' m,*« • ; *• 'v* •* ''' " and I’cttr. uo-l to nm 1/ Deo. 25.—'dr If S M If if D.’j.'ty Nh’i Worth County, GEORGIA—Wurth County. l'.i.l/.AllllTH )1. (I VlIGlir, by her *ut frit-iid, John W. Fowler, has applied for an- iMiiptinn of personally nnd sottiug apart and vnlitalion of liiiinestead ; and l will past upon Hie same at 12 o'clock M. on the lat (lay ot February 18ti9, nt my ofiioo. JAMES W. ROUBK, jiwi20-2l Ordinary. Worth County Sheriff's Soles Will be sold on the first Tuesday in Febrt)* ary next before tho Court House door la the Town of Isabella, Worth County, the follow ing propeity lo-wil: three hales of ootton, 300 bushels of cotton seed, fifty buahele of corn, two thousand pounds of fodder, two mules nnd one horse, leVfcd off to satisfy one mortgage fi fa in favorjof Henry F* HammeU vh 8. D. Bostick. Property pointed out by said llostfck. Also Ht tho same time and place, will be sold one lot of land No. 71 in the 16th Die- ti-ict of Wortli County, and lot No. 8 and 4 in Block 7, and No. 2 it*.(Book3, in the town of Isabella, levied on toaktlsfj) one Superior Court fi fa in favor of N. P, Brinson ve R. D, Sinclair. {Property jtointsd rby R.Hobbs, Also at the samo time and plaoe, will be Hold west half of loL of land No. 161, in the 10th Distriot of Worth County, levied on to satisfy ono Superior Court fi fa in favor of George Spring vs Samuel Story. Property pointed out by Kpring. ' .'.iso at. 1 ho same time and plaoe, will be sold one lot of land number not known, bat known ns the place where A. T, Hodgee new dives, levied ou to satisfy one Superior oourt fi fa to favor of E. Barber. Property pointed out by Barber,. / • ( ', | / Win KEEN, 1 Sheriff W, 0. Jan 5-pr'e fee $4 each levy. GEORGIA—Worth Couuty. Rodrick McRntnie has applied for Extap. tion of Personalty, and Valuation and eeUIng apart of Homestead, and l • will pass upon the Harae at 12 o’olook, M., bn the 1st day ef February. 1869, at ray offioe, this January 14th, 1869. JAMBS W. ROUSE, Jan. 19 td Ordinary. nitriti ii (ounly ftloriffaRc—Shcr- Ifl's 8.1 lr. Will be xolfLoulbaftrst Tuesday, in Feb ruary, next, nt the nsual hours of H alc. be fore the Court House door, in tho Town of Camilla, in said County, the following prop erly to # wil: One-hundred nnd fifty acres of land. more*or less, part ef lot number threo- hnnurod nud ulnety-seven, iu tho Tenth Dis trict of said County, (o eatisfy one. Mortgage fifa in favor of W, C. fox, against Brnzclton Morgan, issued from the Superior Courts of 6aid Connly, levied on as tho properly of Bra/eiton Morgan. Property pointed out in flfrt.'’ This Nov* 23rd, 1868. M. S. POORE, Sheriff, Mitohell County. GEORGfA—Mitcholl County. SIX mouths nOer date, I will apply to tho Ordinary of Haul county for letters of dismis- nion from the administration of the eiuatc of Alary Clark decoascd. DAVID AYRES, Adtnr. Jan 8th—1 a m for 6 m, printer s fee $5. WORTH COUNTY—Sheriff’s Sftlft. Will bo sold before the Court houie door In the Town of Isabella, Worth County, State ef Georgia, on the first Tuesday In February ucxi 1869, between the legal hours of oala, the following properly to-wlt: Two hundraft acres of land in the 6th Distriot oi a^d Conn ly, No. not known, but.known os tbe North portion of said Lot o4j°lBi*ff tho Undo of Thomas Blunt, and where Richard T. Porter last resided in ibis County. Aloe ono non lot iu the Town of Isabella, No. not known, out kuowu aa the Porter Let In uld T.w, Hold to satisfy a fi fa. "in favor of 1L ft. MeComes vs Richard P*- Porter, Tree* ft Porter security, and George W. Sumner, ftn- durser fi fa. Issued from Iho County 0#«rt— September Term I860. Property pointed out by plaintiff’R Attorney.’; This December, 201 h. 1308. v, JOSEPH L. SUMNER, . Dep'ty Sheriff, W. C. .Tan. 1—1m. pCefeeftS. Cftians Opricn, Superior Court, ) DouonimTY County, Go. ► Deoember, 22nd 1861.1 The Grand Special awd Petit Jarore, who served at tbe eeoond week of sold Court, ore hereby notified to attend the adjourned term of Dougherty Superior Court, ou tbe 2nd Monday in February next, nt 10 o'oloek ft. M., of that day, lo be iworn aa Jarore ae aforesaid. Witness, Hon. Jnmeo M. Clark Judge of said Court. J. F. FAEGILK, Clerk, Dec. 25—1W td. Valuable IxunuoTippa ron Gabdssibo.— You can got at WeTolPa Corner a very valua- Ho O.rden manu»l, thowin, when ud ksw to plant. 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