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'n-»i«o i • -I39k ■ihy-i"• i« ^.T K'HJL ^*vto z±f±‘. tzSSHSZitfinrat ~ ”3 is r.i TaJ.-t.iaa: -acH ATLANTA, GEORGIA,FEBRUARY 8. THE jSgHMtt£sgSiaBSi*3: ■ ^~„ 20th : 21K. 22d.'«!)d 23a days ol April, 1SC3, an.] resulted in the ratification of the Constitution'by a lar;:e majority of the voters, and also In the election of members of tlie Ix-jrislatnre, Governor, etc. Tlic rcsaltofthiselection was proclaim*! by the Commander of the District, in Gen eral Order Xo. 00, dated June 25,1SCS. And in accordance with the following set of Congress: An Act to admit tho ^States of Xorth Caro lina, bouth Carolina, Louuiaua, Georgia, Alabama and Florida, to representation GEORGIA LEOrSLAtCKR SENATE. . - i . i . .. W ed.vkskay, February 2. The Senate met ati2 o'elocV, w^*nd was called to order, by the l*reskl£n?. 1*raver by Key. Hr. Prettyman.' ■ Itolf called, and journal of Monday read nil innrnvMl. ' liX w .._ juth"*^’>^ e K9SS of Carolina. ami approved. The following message from Gov.' Bui lock was then received and read: - To ike Senate am! bp'use of BepreeetUgUtes South Carolina. l^uliianaT Georglal.’ai? il™ ori «. z . ... of tSt Provisional Legislature: ; baiaand Elorlda, have,.> pu>?uan£1f SSZlZSF'j w A eorrespoodence with ahoMaJor Qenr gW[provisions of an act entitfea'" An .act ? SMSttssssaKasas sa»gs»3sraa!iss!:®Si^g ,,, ^^ ,w a2s^2sss»,&«!SK s«g« , 8!aftrss5S'ai mm mu oeaceest, cd to enter upon IheTactlon required by the, Rc lublican. and have adopted said Cofmr- vrft.JW-VMPr.^WW VVaynumA several Reconstruction Acts-oi Congress; tutjona by large majorities of thevotevcaat xpuHs.aBBewi’iJverMeaicioei-prepared. |al|S^*e«IonrhMd for the ratifleatlon or. ’IlrevetBejor Geruera^A.. if, Terry, ^Rc+tjjnacted. Tlutcsch of the^State* of -haverlgEtt toVrebare*tjtohto tbemrelvta b F°r Houses of the Provisional Legislature, have ‘ ‘ w " ‘ - • eiio.os-8.'i»-i.^ l *, taH i»'-w; one whoselts hi, Lircr Medicine, which Is the 1 of the Stats of Georgia: . , Govuxob : 1 have the honor to acknotvl- ■dre.the receipt of your communication of BLAKELY’S CELEBRATED RHEUMATIC MgMKyx’Aaa.... ...... Anodyne EmbrocatiOli rpfilS JlagflOm Lioimlntum la a certain and f. finlek cur, tor Rheumatic and Neuralgic pains, fooU-'aibc, Ear-scho, Sore Throat, Tons ill tia, GlafidoiarSwcUlngs. diseases of the Spine, Paral-' Tills Tumors, Osseous Tumors, Old Cases, In fact, aU cases in.which as external application is Indi- sated, asd Ibt ali.achf rand pains; See tbe Circu lar sccompanylng'eseii bottle of Liniment. Sold by pr. 1. H Drmdfleld, Atlanta,' Ga., Df. A. B. Atlanta, GA.,Teb. 1,1870. Wpcalingof the same; Therefore,'> «.!• . ■ General A. B. Terry, Co pi- ,Reit enacted. Thutevrliol the,States off have rigi mending District of Georgia: ... NtlrthCttroHnai South flaroiinaiiwu'ulkoa, p/PTl 1 seethe article from Jednra.Gulc«.: j -Gmtraat.: I have the honor.to report -g that a JoInt^Commtaeo bom. tbo^two £Rg£ m, «*«<* «r Bev.-F. & oavle*. perfected an organization' by the election, of tbe proper ofBcerarafter excluding from tbe roll of members, person* disqualified under tbe acts of Congress from holding office. Tbe two Houses stand In recess un til Wednesday next,-tbe- 2d instant, at 12 Sit .t. r. . -1 am, General, very respectfully,- *• IL lt.nnuna. ,, ... . , . — class of citizens, of the-United States, on „ . Section 1st. That the Constitution of nCL -On B.J. Simmons. 7uia,J/u*.. lh*r of said States shall ever be so amend;l- ' ed.or changed as to deprive any citizen, or * R. B. Bullock, “ Provisional Governor. “ llzstxjciitTXKa Mil. Dbt. of Ga; > Atlanta, February 2,1870.$ Hon. Jt. D. Bullock, PropisfonoZ.^oejerTiortWIsuch crimea.as are .now felonies at cojn- in recognized, except as a punishment compound, sod eminently suited to ach crimes.as are .now felonies at com- <”*»;“ tor which It was recommended.-.hast. —--i law. whereof the* shall hare .been ? < i l !. i . D -. 0 £l h ; duly convicted under laws eqnalJy ppplica- edeathe receintof vour communication of ole to all the inhabitants of-suld .States; .... .. yMtenlov Informing methata tolptpom- Provided. That any alteridlonjit said Con: 2?^°^a^ wtmVb“i?Jd mituseofthetwohoiucsofthe Legislature Ptospecave^nluefffecWinay^ stitutions, prospective in'Its efincL.^, made with regard to the time and pin alofir -H __ ^ ,tblfl*tta £!a sball ouly be entitled and adlinittbd^to represenution upon tbls further fund*-’ Th5rou K biy, i do n oi“n.i itproduc^sh^.i^ mental condition: That the first Sind third' effect I mo, moreover, sathfled that O AiSime subdivisions of Section T7fb of the 8 th an- i?!™£ten*jmt*j>themedtceiuitv.gkt /row. cept tbe proviso to the first sub-division. States by the Constitution. or ordinance thereof shall have passed, or.sb nearly ar-1 "' ' 'JAMEvB.cuii.its,- nved. before tbe passage of this act, that' ‘ a i-, .. . ’ hi- there shall not bo time for the Legisla'ture ii?mo r c "'illf l^hfcommen^° M a ? ^l^ ) e ?c C m e , to assemble at the period fixed, such Legfs- dv for disea*es‘ or tbe Liver.* .......t and laturc shall convene, at the eod of twenty days from the time tbls act takes effect, urr less the Governor elect shall sooner con vene the same. Sec. 3. Tliatthc First section of tills act shall' ta&e effect as to each State, except Georgia, when such State shall, by its-Leg- islatnre,’duly ratify Article XIV of the amendment to tho Constitution e.f ; the United States proposed by the thU-ty-ninth Congress, and as to the State of Georgia, 3 lien it shall, in addition, give the assent said State to the fundamental condi'tloR hereinbefore imposed upon the same; and [CONCLUDED ON ntlST .1VVCO.], ESTMANUOOD AND lYOM^'HOGD BisajA for Young Men, on the passional uttrae tion or tho sexes, and the happiness of Tuue MabuiaOx, when perfect manhood ami perfect' womanhood unite to. consecrate ibe Union. Sent free, in scaled envelopes. Address. 1101? ABU ASSOCIATION, tiox I\Philadelphia, fa, jad39—dAW*m , , . . ... £31*JUST OUT^-CHERKY J'ECTO rftl Troches, superior. to all others for Colds, Coughs, Sore Throat, Itroncbltis arid froarsencss. Kooe so pleasant. None euro no quick - . Manufactured by KU3UTON J* CO.,a\storMouAO, NctrYork. ‘ * No more of those horrihlc tasted. n'ctis6atfn& Hrown Cnbeh things. * Jari7-d.%Tr8ni has informed you that the Senate andHoosc of Repre.-entativcs have each perfected an organization by tbe election of the proper officers. In reply to itl.b*ve the honor to say that I think that the bouses are now properly organized lor tho purpose of as- M-ntlng to and complying, with the condi lions imposed by Congress for tbe restora tion or tiio Bute to ils..original relations with the nation. . , - * I have tho honor to be, very respectful If, your obedient servant, A LEBED II. TEBBY, . Brevet Major General Commanding. Headquarters Military DiaL of Georgia, Atlanta, Ga, Feb- 2,1870. OmciAL: i.. J. H. Taylor, Assistant Adjutant General. That a proper understanding may be bad ofyonr present political condition, and our status under the several acts oi Congress, which have, from time . to. time, been adopted lor tL ■ purpose of eecuring the establishment of State Governments, re publican in form, in tbls and other of the late rebel States, It Is Important to review those sets, snd to carefully consider wbat has been done by ourselves towards a com' pliance with their provisions. .i Such a review will establish tho fact that the present legislative organization, if ac cepted and ratified by Congress, is the first and only legal organisation ds jure of this legislature, and of tho State Government, established by the votes of the people, un der tbe reconstruction acts; and that Ibis organization Is based exclusively upon the election hold under the order ol the Dis trict Commander, on the20th, 21st, 22d and 23<l days of April, 1868. By an act of Congress, which became « law March 2.1867, It Is provided that— Whereas. No legal State Governments or adequate protection for lire or property now exist in tho rebel States of Virginia, North Carolina, South Carolina, Georgia Alabama, Mississippi, Louisiana, Florida, Texas and Arkansas; and Whereas, It Is necessary that pence and good order should be enforced in said States until loyal and Republican State Govern ments can be legally established; there fore, He U enacted etc„ That sMd Rebel States shall be divided into Military Districts, and made subject to the military authority of tbe United State, as hereinafter men tioned; and for that purpose Virginia shall constitute the First District; North Caro lina and South Carolina tbe Second Dis trict; Georgia, Alabama and Florida the Third District; Mississippi and Arkansas the Fourth District; ana Louisiana autl Texas tbe Fifth District. Sec. 2. That it shall be the doty of the President to assign to the command of each of said Districts an officer Of the army not below the rank of Brigadier General, and to detail a sufficient military force to en able snch officer to perform Ids duties, and enforce Ids authority within the District to which he Is assigned. Sec. 3. That it shall be the duty of eaeh officer assigned as aforesaid to protect all persons In their rights of person and prop erty, to suppress Insurrection, disorder and violence, and to pnnish, or cause to be pun- punished, all disturbers of the public peace and criminals; and to this end he may al low local civil tribunals to take jurisdic tion of and try offenders, or when, in his judgment it may be necessary for the trial of offenders, be shall have power to organ ize military commltteeSs or tribunals for that purpose; and all interference Sunder color or State authority with the exercise ot military authority under this act shall be null and void. ■Sac. 1. That all person* put.nnder mili tary arrest by virtue dF-tlds imt shall be tried without' unnecessary delay; and no ctftel «r nnosnkl punishment shall bo In- , dieted, and no sentence ot any Military t* L.w*fL hv virt^r’Jn'a ?’ Commission or tribunslhereby authorized. Knit on inferior court, m favor ort'b affecting the life or Hberty of any person ccro ft chamtier vs James t newts, maker, ami •hall be exercised until it Is approved br ! ?*'!?? * Girtamtiimr. Fnnitrptipetdit the officer In command of tire District; and ^ Uamm<,BU ' attnroej.tor defendant, July the lawsaiid regulatldhsfor the govern- —it— — „ - mrnt of the army shall not be affected by this set, except In so far as they may con flict with its provisions] Sec. 5. That when the people of any one of said Rebel .States shall have formed n Constitution and Government, in conform ity with the Constitution of tbe United States in all respects, framed by a Conven tion of delegates elected; by the male citi zens of said State, twenty-otic years old and upward, of whatever..race, color, pr previous condition, who hive been resi dent in said SUtc.for one year previous to tbe day of Such election, except snch as may be disfranchised for participation in the rebellion, or for. felony at common law, 1 when such Constitution shall provide lie act, shall declare thormeritof the State WnWiA^Sd”;^ 1 ” 8 - **«#! to the foregoing fundamental condition- $ am anxious to repair tbe wrong I have done Sec. 2. That, if the day fixed far Hie firat public by teat certificate to hastily given, and meetingof the Legislature of eUher^sa'W Fulton Postponed Mierlff ■» Sales for JTIarclit 1870. W ILL be aoM before tbo Court House doorvin tbscity of Atlsnl^ Fulton county, Ga., on tbo first Tuesday in llarcb next, 1970, within tie lawful hours of sale, tbo ■ following property, from 111-* southeast corner or Pitts’ lor, thence running math SJ0 feet, thence west 200feet, thence north 3*9feet, thence east 2U0 ,f«-et. to the b^ gin nlsg. bavin- - —— * “* “ r,fc **- — Jot, asd one 1 lot there is s „ Ihs defendant resides Levied on ss _ of Boburt A. Johnson, trustee for wife, t»t rfrtde of and to satisfy s mortgage n. fa. issoed from Fnlton 8o -dor Court, is lavor of W. J. Hqu«- t«M> m -rer of the Mechanics' Loan and mortgage fl. fa. Said land will be laid off in lots, s middle of the common nXd leading-to .Mo-* SIX OAKS PROLIFIC COTTON, T HE most rccnperativc. uniformly prodnctlTC and wonderfully jr.oliflc in tbe world, under « rigid system has reached a perfeeMofc la-plaxt economy for fruitt-n And proiiSeacyUl""—**— Of Its distinctive characteristics. Can hi successfully and profitably anytime in tode, from tbe last week in 51 arch to the fiat in Jane.matnringTrora .-twoto three week* earlier, and yields a larger per cent, from tbe seed, with one-third more per acre then any other type of Upland Cottons, doubling Sea Island,, and Lints along,soft, silken.brilliant, whito staple,equal In value. In it« origin and propagation, the far mers sad planters or the Cotton states hare an in estimable benefaction. . KULE NISI. ' GEORGIA, Hilton Count?s:• Jacob ft. Owen, who ini-i fbf himself and ifatnea TATTt' 1 ' bo told befOvotbo Court Honae door in F.Simmonavs Jackson Gregory.-Petiti n to YV thecityofAUanta,Eultoii county. Ga-wlth- Angnsl Term^ l fsS <S ln «««» 8«pmior Coata. i£ A ^V5r^t^ D f”lo^^p™^^ r ^ U ir: <1:iy ^ I t j2ff3 r, 55. % wh°oJjjstoiSiaSBSB^ ortfS3i?p£.V?^^ p. Simmons. Mccompanicil by the note and P**V*QleTie>i BRd-it QA 5SfaBsa^^.‘t2rjf23igft. iaiaratBBsws aarffi®.! Eor^rice of seed, etc . send for WnAilara toJ.U. e 3 Cotin ty a ml sute plain. Jones. Jr...Herndon. Burke, county, G Write yonr_ Name,- Port-Office,. Sutton, Tow Si B. Parties telling Cotton Seed under* our Mark, will be held amenable as Infringers. - Jggjrta CLUBS or 10 copies.^*..si each •* of 97 copies'. 1 >5 •* t< - oT-fiOcopSea^..„ J.S3 .« : Single Subscriber* 2 TO " Addressr • ™ GKO- FUANK-GOULLY* • Editor and Proprietor. jab2Sw4w - StLoui^M9f l Forsyth, Ga., October* 18G& prfe^ffTe -‘body else; for If Zellin bad bought from him the by which that medicine w» ihado. 1 and “The Freemason.’? ’•OW is the tim«4o-cii MASON, the largest MASONIC MONTHLY la the World, and containing tidings from'ivcry quarter of tho world. tho defendant prom bed. one day after datexharc- ol, to par to the order of said plain tiff, five thou-1 sand dollars forvalue received. And that aftet- iwards.on the day and yean = orcsald. tho dc.end- ant, the bettor to aecnrb thepayment of talJPo’te. sustain, by reason of lilA .uxctyshipfor l_ Burpe, executed and delivered to tho pla’BlUfh deeds of Uortg.ge. -whereby' kho-sahl defendans Turn tpseod and-UevlTuratpaeod fro erty cd out by 51 Arnold, p| at ntffih. attorney. J a .'.m. —n ihh ,., _g and being in the first district, scctlon.lormerly Cobb, now Miltbn oonSty.'tt tala: State, containing six and otto half acres, more or less, known in Use plan ot said district os BONE FL0UB-B0NE FLOUR. e BACKED Bono, Bono Ueal, Bono Floor, anil Floated Bone-guarantecd .tqproducc same ef fect at HALF COST of Peruvaan Guano.' Send for circular. Address- *- V, LKSTEtt BROTHERS, ■ Jan!5-v.":n Newark, N. J. a no, - at the same lima and place;-a part of land lotNo TO. lit the llih,district of originally Henry .S^lie?5n P c^f‘°tl» 0 ^ moreorleas,^Aso 1 three°t? acra‘A®cUon^ «fqcbi>»ttuilettnelreef.io.sald.city, on said lie ucccasetl. Tropert^t^Tntctluutby John , .fftoulffyai.l8TO. • IJV / at tlip lime u;vd |Jaco, ILL Bqbfftfe;. satdlrautionpa the nqrth west.. , ; AUd.lt furtherappearing that saidndW remains 'napaid.it ts thereIbro ortlcred that slid defendant do.pny Into Court.- ox ot before the fiat day of next, term thereof, the principal. Interest And, COSU due on said note, pr Shoyr canso to the con'*' trarr. If ftny he can.' And that In failure Of dot lendant so to do, the equities of redemption In D B f t E .v Wl T H E Bis; j -kv: erne C3.«. r.r.; o: • j , V»:4.. TEXDEtg DtS yaOyxaSIONAL.BE&VICgl AS P yh«l o.} a ri; a ri d Sii r g oo ni To the citizens or 'Atianta and its vicinity, tie can befonnd "at lUAofflceon. Whitehall street, over the store of GbambecUn, Boynton 9u Co,. Office hours lrom 8'a.^c (o' 4 r si, where lie era bftorikul ted[« nlW^ioMtfflrtnA! * rtgagai premUes'to, be'forever Sffcning'back'TS feel oi.' Broadstrcet In the,city, i'.'v ^——- Wdlorccloicd. ...... nfiifi.f.tq. mi fifiid lot there is* two-sloiy liricU. And It l.furthpr ordered, that the Clerk dr this' iSpS5d%^lfo I Sjw Era Office. Also^ twenon^story oulldiogs.'tlie skid undivided on lixth interest In said property: - 'levied on as.the property of Mark-L .Robert,, by. virtue of and.to •'f» a. fi. is issued lrom luluio Superior Court J -— s & WiCkofl 'A Co . TV .<1L BobertS- linttd'OOtbjMHUl & Cahdlcr;’i>Utnti]ps ' UM raaava as. istutuivi utUUfCU, iUBt IUU VlCrft G» VU1I Court (lb cause said defendant to be servett wlth thisBule ( ae the law dircotstn snch cases. . .Vi' . • . . > N. B . KNIGHT, Jm thf. mlB “ tC5 or “»‘ novS wtallilm c IV. IT. NESBIT, Clerk.'" DARUUit J. PET WAT JOHN M.' rETW’AT. ’I Xlbel for D|tprti, ‘ j ( TT appcarlrg to the Court hy "rettlru bV the o? Atlahta, ffontlngMS; tec* on .Alaba: X Sheriff, thl.t the defendant does 'not reside in' this oouniy; and itfurther appcorlDg that be does —••wroioiV stitj.vun^. *» iS, UU UltlttUI MS.Sdfem .ting Ofllce, and^twootl ami ease ho considered in dcimtlt.^aad'the'pl»thtlff. a 5 ®* of iind „ allowed to proceed. And it xs fnrthqr ordered, ; A^?TjvS»?SfidlS5^td^ The n«t«01«tM that this rule be published 1c The Constitution, a lotNo’S ; inthel4thdlstrict,»lo a no piwijo revxcn . ] newspaper published in tho city 'or Atlahta^dncc *J*25rS2SS d tn tlMi™ lty^^ »?SST' lug ■ of diseases, whatever. It has more ccr'tifi de*. arid better oues, from exactly tbe right cl ass ... , get money dithonestly n^on its good ntimd, than:ray ocher Ilo particular always tp \rrito o V* SJiumoiis'Liver Medicine. E genuine Is enveloped in a-steel w ripper, eontafriing the miniature ami”atito- graph of the proprietor. When yon get a box pre»crve the wrapper for countcrfcitdctcctor. For^sajqby druggists generally ;. ;.wepiice. GEORGIA, CampbpU Couiity* 'I’flE citizens ofsMd county are hereby uv ..„ u ., I that I have been furnished with tbe standard weights and measures established bv the United States, which is the stxbd&rd of this State, and alf said counte engaged in buyiog and selling by* weight and measures, to have them properly tested and marked at my office. In Camp bell too. in pursuance to the 1548 to the 1588 sections of the Revised Code of Georgia. Given umlermr hrad and official signature, this January ^Jth janSSvWfOd C. BEAVEBS,.Ordinary! NOTICE, b. Feebler vs. Ama M. Fecbtcr.—Ubel for Db Yorco-tFulton?. Superior Court. November yerm t i3©. .„!) . TT appearing to the Court, by thb return oi JL Sheriff, that the defendant is not to tM-fonridin said county, «nd it further appearing that the *ftfd Uofenilant resides without tho limits ot this State.* It is: on. motion-of-Solicitor, for complain* ants Ordered,. -That defendant appear and answer at tbo next term ot this Court, and that she he served by publication of this Itule, qnce a month for four months before tho next term of this Court, in The atlunta -Constitution. 4 news- paper, published in A tl an Ga. ‘ J. D. POPE, J. S C.. A. a A true extract from the minutes of-said Court; December 2D, 1SG9. •t j - . .... dec31-wlam4m W. R. VENABLE. ClCrk. Fayette County Deputy Sheriff’8 •; Sale. tXrtttfw fold before tho ConrtDouse door fn W FayettevlOe. on tbe flrit Tuesday in March . Levied on as the m«l omyro^nyoftaem « wifi m.Te’ta.' b ^' sum of nineteen hundred and fifty Tour dollar, avrea by order of John D. Dope, Chancellor, June,, „ , ires - Henry Couaty Sheriff’s Sate. orlgfnally Umery, vow Fnlfon'ei.uoty.^Ja^oom- \A/'(f'Vi be,0 *h b . e I lo j e tho.Conrt Hou’ie ijoor lii mencing At Us north-west corner of said lan“lot' ° a ,- on *5? flr,t IV runninzeast alonv the North line orcFH'iot r„ . HarCli xrOXt;TOO following property Irfo rand's mill, thence southwesterly slflng'lhe mid ~ utq along Us wqst line oi tot I la Ig: right ancles north t.-- e original east line . .. . . _ me, thence at right angles westl OX feet, more o' less, to a state and s atone, thence at rightangles south 1,078 fact more die o( said road to aatak Mid lot, thence along the west line to too Deg in ning; containing 8* acres, more or less: said land is vacant Also, part at Usd lot Ho IS. in said dis trict. commencing at the original south-east cor ner of amid lot 16, thence at right angles north t.-* 518 feel, more or less, along the original cast line of said lot 16, toa stake and stone, thence at right when iucb Constitution shall gratified bv a majority of the persons'votin'; on the question of ratification.who are qualified as electors for delegates, and When snch Constitution shall bare' been submitted to Congress for approval, anil Congress shall have approved the same, and when said State, by a vote of Jts Lc-lslaturo, elected under said Constitution, shall have adopted the Amendment to'tbe Constitution of the United Statesjproposed by tJicThirty-nintb Congress, and known as Article Fourteen, and when said article shall have become part of the Constitution of the United Btatafi, said Stabs aUR be defciared entitled to representation in Congress, and Senators and Representatives ' shall ' be admitted there (Torn on their takinj; the oath pre scribed by law, and then and therefore tbe preceding sections of this oetshall be inop erative in said State. ' Tj *• * Provided, That no person excluded from tbe privilege of holding: office by said pro posed Amendment to tbe Constitution of tbeUoitedStates, shall be -eligible to elec tion as a member of the Convention to frame a Constitution for any of said Rebel States; dor shall any such person vote for members of snch Convention. Sec. 6. That until tha people of the said Rebel States shall by law be admitted.to representation to tbe Congresaof tbe United States, tbe civil Governments that may ex ist therein rbaU be deemed provisional only, and shall be in all respects subject to the paramount authority of. the United States at any time to abolish, modify, oon- trol and supersede the same, and in all elections to any office under, such Provi sional Government all persons shall be en titled to vote, and none others, who are en titled to vote under the provision of the 5th section of this act.' And no person shall be eligible to any ofllce under such Provi sional Governments' Who would be dis qualified from bolding office under the provisions oftbe third article‘of said Con stitutional Amendment. Under this, add^sopplementaT acta, an election waa held on. the 20 th. 3Qth, and 31st of October, and .the' 1st and 2d of Novem- Broa<l street,, ft „ running back 75 feet on Broad street, in tire City of Atlanta. On said lot there 1, a two story, brick bnlldin , occupied Jjy Uie New Sr» Office. Also, two one story buildings, occuided hy Jnifen end others, the salil undivided one-sisth Interest in said property. Ln- led on as tbe property of Hark. I. Roberts, by vi J —— — ' from Fulton Cot nUL Roberts. A Son, plaintiff’s at ora- y. Also, at tho came time and place, a part oi land lot No 16, in tho l ith dutries of originally ~ now Fnlton county. Ga. The part»lnvii . Harris and vr. roperty of Jan —itisf- a fl fa.ifs In favor of Saoirii W l{? u ^£ h £, Y J, J * raes T * ^wrt»* - Property pointed 6°mS» W * T * i1ewmAn r plaintiff** attorney, Dec^ ^ W.L. HUBBARD. Dainty Sheriff. fcb^-WWs Frlntors feo $3 60 per levy. ,. Campbell County SbecifiTg. Sales \\riLL he *nld on tbe first Tuesday in March fV next, within > the legal hoar* of sale, b- fore the Conrt House door, in th- towh'of in* property, The irilcHsst of Abner J. Foster ieins one.olev- emit pan in lots No. 1M and US in the 14th dis trict of originally Fayette now Campbell connty. containing one hundred and fifty seres more er less, the same being the land*or Moses Foster’s estate, now i«. possession or the. widow Foster to satisfy a II fa in favor of Amanda A. Foster vs. said Abner J. Foster, issued from Campbell Superi or Cburt. * Property pointed out by plaintiff s At torney. Also, *t. ware* same *iui« •»** lots of land No. 103 in the 8th . _ __ „ „ Coweta now Campbell county, Ga.«oontaining 9MM acres more or lest, levied on as the property of James L. Gaddy to satisfy a II fa issued from Campbell Superior Court in favor of A. -An*tel< and JohnT. i ongino executors of B., Heath, de ceased against J. L Gaddy. Property pointed out by plaintiff** attorney. Also at the same time and place lot of lradXo. 8S4. in the 18thdistrict an.tSdacction of originally Cherokee bat nowCampbell county, Ga.. contain- ing 40 acres more or less, levied on by vlrtne of a tax fl fa issued by J. H. Winn. T. C.,tos*'iiTy a tax fl fa against Bussell and Brumby. Property pointed out by J. 0. Winn, T. C. Also at the same time and place lot of land No. 630 in the 18th district; 3d section of originally Cherotee bat now Campbell connty* Ga « confin ing ao acres more or lc.-*, as property of M C Summerline, executor of Joseph SnmmerHfie de ceased to satisfy a snbpcena.fi fa ln faroVor Wade White against U, C. dmnmerjiDe, exeector, etc. Property pointed out by .ThqspasYlf, Latham, nlfilnflff 1 * ittnrn#r •* •* -***• menu thereon, to satisfj a L»x II la issued by W W Hindm.n.T C, for texe, due by A W Wheat for the year 196*7. Lerted-ou a» tbe property of A . TOfinty Shirtff; feM-wtdoft prlntarwiee tSfiO herlevefr ■ ' Daniel 21. Byrd Tt. The Gwinnett SlAffWacIttrinr - • Company- ~ Debt in the JnstUs* Court of tbe «mh District, O. M.. of Gwinnett county, Ga _* rriHE Gwinnett Uanufitetaring Company and X theStoekboldentherein.willtakenotioethat ber. 1887. for -detointes to assemble In eon- thr-if ri ? 5 ConstltnUon. The; to beheld brand Jor igiddistrict, th*Skrt deleffaies then elected assembled In con-: House in Lawrcncevule, in s»ld edahty. B"io vefttion at Atlanta on tbe 9tb day of De- i o’clock, a. x..on the35thday of Febrnar , 1970, at ask a judgment a-.-.. — vs Pleasant W Merritt. • Controlled by John S Crockett. Prop erty pointed ofit by. John 9 Crockett.' • ■. . . :. f : Jfc-H. DIGdTQWEB, DepnCy Sheriff fsbl-wtfis-printers fee f2 50 per levy.' -'' 5 DeKalb County S^terllTs Sale; the first Tuesday in .March next, 1.. . the lawful hours of sale the following property t writ: ...... One store house, with dwelling house attsched. In the town " — '* ' ’ ?0°r * LeY?ul on as thri propsrty oflL M..Brown, to satisfy a tarfiVia. issuedi>y 11. V.,|layne. Tax. Collector of DeKalb county, against s»fd Robert’ M. Brawn, for his St^tc and County Tax tar the □nary a JAMES UUNTElt, Deputy Sheriff fcbl-wtds .. Printer’® fee 82 50. Campbell Courify Sheriff’s Sales. “\TriLL l*e sold before the Court lloui'e'door h. Y V CampbelUon, Campbell county, dn tho first Thesday in* March next, within the legal hours of sale, the following property, to-wit:. Two lots of land So. 8) and 84, >yj district and 5th Motion of originally jUampfell connty; coutslninkkuSii aeres each.more ct lbss.‘ Levied upon- m the property of Johxs A* Wilson. 4)y one fl Tain* favor oj John J? Watsop vs .district, ororiginaliy Cowota. nowcajupbeU conn- MMifliflifliflWiliiMIcrcs, more ps less. Levied on t li fa out liiu-tl froiri the C5*M ■■■BWHHBBBsib day orMarclr, 1869. as tho ^property of Jokn T-Morgan and Joseph Eidson.J executors of tbe etitote-oJ John L-Richardson, de* icensed ia fuvo^of .J Jl Kelly, in thcri^hi ofjhis ^Tdkgsra>o^^i^bunraw^H| 1 hhd retfifned to me by E L Jackdix,’ Iritofestin lot of land No not known, contah S02M acres, more or less, in thcTth district, ofi inally Coweta, now Campbell countv; whe Nancy Phillips now lives Afso. ono-fifth in# in one nnimpioved lotof landNonotkPOWi talcing S02ii acres, more or less, in tbe 7tli oforlg AAllyGpweta, now OuppbeTl conn»S nor h or W F Debihess, both levied on as thau,_„ erty of jnhn W Phillips to satisfy three Jusrioes Court fi fas issued from the 1156th district F 1 the 17th day of November, 1966. in fovorof Smith, for the use of James C Smith, vs sal. WPhlllfps. Levied and returned to me bt^ML Jackson. LC. ^ POSTPONED SALE. Also, at the same time and place, part ef&ft lot No 16i, containing 9 acres, more or less, and.1 Of land No 1G3, cdu tain ing302 *; acres, more oar Ks both lying in :ne 9th district, or ortsrinally i.nt now'Campbell connty. Levied upo Jnstices*Court fi fas, obtained from the 11 tri^t. G M, on the 2d day of May, 1S6‘. * Samuel Xetris, v* G W Silvy and H J 5 the property of 11 J Stephens. Prope out br plaintiff’s. * Levied and return t L Jackson, L C, January 29.1870. febl-vrtds L. U. GRIFFITH, Administrators* Sale* X>T virtue of an order from tho honoi X>of Ordinary of Co WQM’county, Ga;, fore the Court Rouse door In Campbe* _ Tjetwcen thensnal -ou^s off ale, oo the* first dny in Fehroary, 1950, lot.of 'land No. ;t3, 9th. districtof cajnpben county, and lot nknown. adjoining said lot No 143; taihfpg 202.V acres; also,* *mc lot i- **■ Palmetto; known as the Ha da way in v, as supposed, one acre, more or It longing to the estate o'-Park E. ceased, late of said county of Coweta! N. C. BRIDGES. dedS-wtds GEORCU, Gwinnett Cotmrfi ™*D Oasisixr’s Office, Jxsrxsr sS,^ isTfit B ICHABD it. PARKS has appUcxl for tion of personalty, and seutng apart [on of homestead, -and I will pass-i same atlOo’clock^ A.X.* on the rnarr.MSO. a^mjoffi janZI-AIUMt: *: . : V trinteri T.ItaSyUK.G^M*fT GEORGIA, Cttmphell Conntj.i. an, Dunn sir’s orjici,*Jaa. S3, Wf L emption of personalty, and« ._jation of homestead, and I win*] same at 11 o’clock a. x., on the 8th c 'iBffl^PSvato tv 3 * 1 !?®;® o!>* tSo'wracrSr l‘c ich- ! “Espalier puWishcu'fn tho aiS'^orAtlabt^Sncc |b • tab, Pit, p, tt^4Klli ! ,*W««,feS»«1ir becsplefifty J. II. m^Ou prevtow to the-. *» Jahliarjil.lSffO-HcoJttAVrOw . ,1 , . . .[ •! . r " "UliU A CANDLKR. • ,... two-stovyurlek'ttore honsni f ! _• guenonby Wm Power. Soot, as aGroccn Stole, levied on as the property ol Thomas Kile.. !*^'- HUNT'S.TIMPROVED .COTTON SEED, j *"***&*“**« Price,' Four Dollars per Bushel. I noid-wiaiotm HIRAM J..WILLIAMS, t'lerk S.-C. I :OFFRR-for.saIea.few hmi'lre'1 bushels of my IMPROVftia UOTTOM SEED, (wnrrnnteil gennine.) to lib dallvtrcll in tacks at- Sparta Dc-, pot, at.Four Dollars per bushel, cash. •^Klrdor?, accompanied by thCcush (-entby Ex- ■pres's). may 1)6 sene nt my risk, if a receipt is taken for tho.monoyamlsent tome. . Orders will be halted in their turn anil thb siCfl promptly shipped, abd parties notified by mall. -■ CERTIFICATES.'" .' '.i hercliy'ijirfify'tliat I haVe-planted largely ot HilnPs Ifoprbvtd Cotton.Seed,and am satisfied it marecaa be gathfc .1 , B. G. LOCKET. ■. .. . . , SrsRTS, OS., December 10,1889. • ' I have scion, the tlunt Cotton'growing', forsevtr- al years past and regard Ka» one of tho very best varieties of Short Cotton that I iavo ever seen, I shall plant some or It another year, for tho pur-' pose of testing its valuablo • ouHties—thla I would not do. tf I did not entertain a very favora- ble opinion of it. It* T. IlAilllLS. I have used tha Hunt Cotton Seed the present year, and am pleased w>lb .the result. It has more lint to the quantity br seed,larger bolls, holds fruit hotter during' a drought, and its cot- S in during f-torms, anda*hand can pick more in a ;iy. I think every planter should at least plant a part or bis crop with D, so he can nick out the Prolific, before it dropsy ut and Mthe nuat Cot ton remain-for the lust, E. M. PENDLETON. Sparta, Dec6inberXi;i8C9. ^ * We. the under*'gned, fully endorse the al»ove statements: T- M.T.URNEtt, Sparta, Ga. ' G. W. STOKES. Wooten, Lee connty. JOHN PAYNE. . : BANKS TOMKINS, Albany. f>. Sg WOODWAftd, Monroe county. RiO. BANKS. Forsyth. Mdn.occounty. JOSEPH FREEMAN,Indian Springs. O. L. WOUD^W ARD,.Indian Springs, Ga. T. Oo POWELL, Milledcoville, Ga. .T. L. WOODWARD, Georgia. 15. COLLIER. Macon. WHIT THOM PSON, Lee county. WKi BATTLE, rnlloden. J M WHITE. Forsyth. JEFF HOGAN, Forsyth. J. If A RKN ESS. Jackson, Butt* county.. JAS. BIVINS; Butler, Ga. • v • Be careful to write names’of Consignees! Sta^ tions av<i 1’pst-ofilces, plainly, so as to avoid mis- ta AMtds«- I • • . i. WM. B. liUNT. , dcdl5-w3m . . Sparta, G«. Valuable Land for Sale. T YING in Campbell'connty.Ga*, fivcTnilrs west MX acres. Ahqut 175 .acres of dwelling bpus^, etc. * j;car6r! land, good lifts U1 U UUliH l«uu, RWVt* 30 or 4d acres of good bottom land, all In A good state of cultivation, which.! will sell low lor cash at private sale, and if not sold before the 1st Tuesday in December next,J willaeil the same at public outcry before the Court Hou-o door in' Ca^pbellton On said premista tliere’ls a good Tan Yard, Gin House, Hill. etc. joctrfAvtf !»•'« • • f. G W, TORRENCE. HXJiDSOnsr house .JONESBORO, GA. BY N. G. HUDSON. When yon como to Jonesboro’ call at tbo Htid- in TInll g» , T»POv» tha Rsnnt amt l.ltfAn* Htnhln- £ KS ' G BLATCHl$ > 624a&26 Tivbeht St F1 1U V For Pure Water, nr* ibis celebrated Pump, entirely tasteless, durable and relia ble: equal to the good old-fashioned •wooden Pump, and costing less than half the money. Easily arran ged to aa to be noa-freexing,. and in cons traction so simple that any one can put it up arid keep It in repair, . THE BEST AND CHEAPEST PUMP NOW MADE. SPRING ’HILL ; OOtiLEGE, . Near Iffohfle, ; Alabama, T HIS institution, whifh.wfm destroyed by fire last February, being now rebuilt, will open its session on thc7th of December next! The terms fortte present session, payable half yearly in ad vanee in eurren— ' " Board, Tuition. w Entrance Fee, first year only. Medical Fees Bed and Bedding, if furnished by College 14 • For roforeoccs and circulars address the Presi dent of the College. at Spring Hill, Ala., the Rev. Clergy at Mobile, tbe College of the Immacfilate Conception, corner Common and Barosne streets, Or* . * P. POURSINE. Agent, nov20-wGm 26 Natchez street. New Orleans. tk" vcariaal. tills .ladUfify »9. K-79. ... . A iO nUUcMimb time nod Flaw a partvf lawk GBOBG1 A. Gwinnett Comnr. - r • ■' ln^W:fettcl4tadl«»d«k^^PMt«»UvIrt UBriiNABY'sOrrio*.OcTonsB 4.1669. ' f i IIEBEAS, Fanny Kirkland and Williamson 1 t^ociYAlabama and flhibte#'atredts», In'the-city of .. “ Atlanta, and adjoining the psoperty of Miss Oglesby and L PGrant. Ijevi'^lonasthi 8.. . . i, t?df. Thomas - C Jackson, to satisfy a SUta and adriionisli all/ ^wlity tax flT^for his tax for they ear 1809, this ictd 1 . • " ' * • • :’i . * :e op..or. before : i Also, at'tho same time and plaic,.pi* V.yf hmd istration on tho estato or William Kirkland, rde-- ( censed, late of said.coun^r aud State.. . . \'^ r .... Tliese arc therefore, to cite' and adriionisli ali, > * and Singular the kindred arid creditors of«hid dfi-i ceased, to be and appear at my office oq.qr bcfpro . AlsA the first Monday in November next, and show i 0 tNri* cause, if any they have, why betters of zVUminls- iptfua*, tration, on the estato of said deceased, slrould ribs rorhcroT 1 be issued to the applicant*.* • * ri.ru: - ^Atlanta Given under my hand andofficial signuture. this tet&mS thaproperty October 4th, 18G9. . JAMEST. l5kMKlN. - r-ountv t ix *’ ociO-wbin-printers fee f4 50.' ; Orditiafy;^ GEORGIA) Gwinnett County W HEREAS. J.qscph P. Edwards, administra tor on tho estate' of Thomas L. Watson deceased, makes application to mo'for lettdrs dismission from said administration: This Is, therefore, to cite and admonish all sin-' gular the kindred and creditors of said deceased, to be and appear at my office*oh or*before’th* first Monday in April next, .to show cause, if any’.they can, why Letters o£ Demission should, not 1ms granted the applicant. . Given under my hahd and official signature, this December 13, 1819. * ‘■•it * JAMES T. LAMKIN, Ordinary, 4ocl4-w6m Printer's fee $4. pO., CKOUGpr ws thD first Monday in January next t tosho^'crinse, if any they have, why letters shoukhriot be grariU ed the applicant. i 1 . n: f vn/ Given under my hand, and official signature, Sept.13th, 1809. JAS. TV LAMKIN, scplQ-wCm-printer's fee, f4 ; ; OrflinAfyi ’ GEORGIA) Campbell County; \jt7*HE|tF.^S. John T. Dangino and A. Au>teVl t TT executors of E. Heath, deceased,-represent* to!tha Court in their petition, duly-filed and-en- teredon record, that they havefuljy administered E, Heath's estate. This Is. tlicrefofe, to cite all persons 1 concerned, kindred and creditors, to show canse;if any thoy can, why said executors should not badischarged from their.executorsliip, and receive letters of dis mission, on the first Monday in March,lS70. * Given urider my hand and official sigtffiturd; Dee. 4lh, 1669. It C BEAVERS, Ordinary. dec5-W4m—printers foe T4 6Q.' I SUM Tot March, 1870. more or less. jgfe»EPi^| S5!SS.*ft53a , ff*3fS!ac« «fji bodwlri. tosatisfy aetata arid' wu»tj raja ill xj InvMMn WIV Whrt BnSiCTSIStWoSP^ WewP* i . t.n. adjoining »h» ptporSaninclHarry, -* S :co1ored)djil,M^ \Tia4h»FS<ajtiUtm gU 16of an. ~ ■craixorf or I8i. _ LwwrflUInfl J. S. feareeiTrwe^tort8Utlo ul4 county- l> iwf Alathe year.! 669.. Property . out by Jno^M. Harwell, T. C., January . at tho siriio tlinc’iu-l pface. part' or land 70. in the IRb lUfttrict, ctr. Tho-parMP lev* U in waruT. block 41, ritunted on the tor- ■■InoG Wiilincr.. v-t>nl^iuins S-8 or an acre. iini'K pa3u£n75Trtract, In tho city brAtSfeU;*** . ■ n tins and Mangtim MrC'ts, containing or kt-v 1 ^vied on as tho piop- T ; Cdmntv Tax -in* for hi- tax ■? for the ye ar ' awV nt tho same time and place, pirt of land. ISi^inii'inWaTl.riVuT^Tn toroid# ft JbflSa° iSSbllM g.X.on.g^tiaraj.xa douose, in US tlwTrop^rty ol' B A) .Wave, a gemk'to "'•A'llo. msmsssssssm bovjennd containing K ot aaacre, •WA'SWA?. 1 ycarlfol jjrovcrt^jroluloloilt-My Jobp Milai:- " akSat'4lio a utae titno aud-plkovpirt of laud IQ, situated on Gullatt street, in. tha •Uy ol At- l«uta, South of F^ir street, and adlolning the premises of J MCaihbifovTJrGtarit arid J MM«b- l>«r, containing!! acres, more pr lets- Levied on nsthe pn'perty oTUichaW J«»hnsori, tb satisfy a' •Mate arid i ounty Tax fl falorJiis.Ux for the year ( UQ9! ■ Also. at,thpsatuc tlmn and place,, part af land. 10t No83, in the 14th mstilct, etc. The part to ivrie'tonis lip Ward 1..B oek27, ailuafed on too corner of. Ma&&zipe.a"d Mangura strceia, ifl tho, rilu* of Atlanta and adjoining ffdhh ATleh, ttriw«n, ^mirv brick"building, occupied by the NcwEra ■ling Offi^. and two other irtaidl nonces U6+ k as the property of M L Roberts, trustee for jout by Jbhtt if •Hsrweil.iTU. J«» 29,1859. , Also, at tho. same time aml pl .ce. part Iu^ No 64. in thcllth dbstrtct. * * *Sa1d part so levied J®/<Prop«rt£pointi C.'January 29,T8TO. -’Also, "at thri same time!and yliw\:iuut of Jaud, GEORGIA, Sliltoit County-’ SPP " W r ijSft IfAJiCY K- ItAMSEY, ) Libel for Divorce. «- > liri 1-3 or ana-re, tnVire o» less. . Levied on-aetae " v*. '! - ' i I ■!■:iprS|5b»tT'df‘A H Wnnictt.-b> ««tl»ry I aftMziwut CURRAN I*. RAMSEY.) Kulo to. Rczlpot iocvi^ft. mmtjrui fi la for ti>e year W69, On iei'l lot la a -Tappearing-to the Courlby theratura .or the dwtlHashpuse occupied by defendant! lVoperiy , gkeriff.mat t£e defendant if noi tq be.Ipuo.d ta gyw l.tAIao.nttki ' motion ^ or Counett for CM rap tat nant.or- on is m Ward L • Sitnated.on Jeters street, seal Qtbtlebcrrr street, in tpc city ot Atlanta, contain jog of an aero, triora erica*. On saW lot ia a ’dwelling now occupied by dofend.int. l-cv«ed on as tho property ol Jessee Lumpkin, trustee, to satisfy a State and county tax li fa lor his tax for the; year 1669., Property pointed out by John M IJLarweil. T c. ‘ * ' ’ * ‘ ’ ^)so, nt the same time and place, part of land lot No 78, in the 14‘h district, etc The part s > foiled on is in Wards fronting 58 feet, at June- t h»a of Marietta- ami WAUuaL.ktrmda. in the fork of said streets, in the city of Atlanta. On eai i lot fs^a wood building. Levied on ns the property oj Fowler and Simmons, to satisfy a tax 11 fa f-»r out by John M tell, T O, January 29, jflanA ‘^wicVv - - 7 —A d That .the dofeudarit appear rind ‘ answpiv ai tlie; next term of thiS'Coprt; opd that he btr served "by publication of this rule once 'aiaonth for ibrip months (before said next term,) in.Tax CON8TITU tion, a newspaper published at AIT May term, 1809. N. " A trne extract from the this November 3, 18G9. nov5 wlaw4m . \V. II. NE8B1T, Clerk. Kill district, etc; .fnrd l, situated on . Mitchell street and an alley.lnthocitvpf Atlanta, adloltfing Mrs H Brldwcll and .John Sliecan’s nr mhc'>, containing «,oi an acre, nloro or lesj. Levied on aathe nropofty of Mrs E Browii. to sot- larva Stato'and count, lax fi ft, for hdrtiix for the Tear 1869. Property pointed.out by-Juo. u.Jdfr- weli.-T C. January 29.1870. , , . of Hbnnleuw street, in the olty : or. Atlanta. Tify a State and county tax fi fa. ! for bii sax I year IW9: : OMOldldtU a dwelling bonae. liicd by defondant... Property pointed out by Jno ,M Harwell. T U, January 89.1S7D , ^ . , , “Also, at the syinc time and place, part of land - fc ™ lunCl1 Louiity. 1 'Also,*t thosafop timo and place, part of land HKKEAfi, Elisha GhamblCe, administrator, let Kofca. in the 14th district, bto. The parteolcv- . and Elizabeth Johnson, administratrix, on icdon lsih wardS.cltv lot S6I. situated on tbe theestate.or James J. Johnson, deceased, makes corneroITErry and Eair streets, ln the city of At -ppllcatlp.il to mo for Letters of Dismission from font*, adjoining M. Brown atad W T Co b’s prhint- ar<l administration. ' T set. coht£lninsi-S aefc. more or less. Levied on Tbls Is, lliorciorc. to cito and admootsb alland las'tbepfoperty of B R Jones, to tattsfly a.btatc singular, the- kindred and creditors of said do- M d connty.tax fl ft, lor his us for the yea* .1869 ceased, to be and appear at my ufkcc on or bofpro .property pointed ovtbyJiwMl{arwcU,TO t Jan- ualry 89, lKtt- . . Abb. at tbe sapie tii folHbt*', nthoWthcl ... led on Is inwards, sitoa'od on tbo corner of Grant and Anderson streets, .In the city or'ptlant'a' Known as "'lhoSchool House Property;’ 1 contain tbgS acrct.'moreor lest. Levicd-on of tho prop,. :erty of H W Stocking.'to satisfy.a State and co.un ty tax U fa, for hit t.ix.for tho jjear 16R| Property jmlntetlputby Juo M Harwell, T G, Jkouary 89, ' aTsd. at the same 'time and placo, a part of lard lot No «T, In the Ith district, eto, The part 19 lev ied on Is In ward Np 1. bloct 83„and fronts 6.5 fimt on Whitehall street, ' lty,.or Atlanta anil i-oVi, back 100 feet: on Said lot thvrearO two brick store hqnses, occupied by Henry G Belt and John Ung ers: Loved omas tbe property, of Samuel A Do- rand, trustee, to satisfy a State and eouutj taxfi fa. for hU tax for tbe jdaf 1869, thiB Jnbnary89, 18*0. ;;' -' »» •- - >’ Also, at thb same t'Mo and pbtco. a part Of land •■rofNo T8.'lfi tho 84th disk of originally Henry nbw Yulton.county. Ga.,known In tbo plan,of.tlit 128, on toe W & AR K,rr<mtiugwMtrt»-tta»trectj 28jJ feet and rending -back to* W A A R: K»4»tljoio- : GEORGIA) Gwinnett County* Tt/faEftEAS', A. li. and John tv. Neabit, cxccu YV tors far tins estate oTWUHam.Ncsbit. de ceased, having represented to this Court in theix petition tbqy have fully administered said estate: This is. therefore, to cite and adinonish all her- sons concerned, kindred and Creditors,-to«m>W cause, if any they can, why said cxecntoreebenhi not be. discharged from - said .estate on tho first Monday in February, 1870. Witness my hand and official November 3,1£89. • * 1 '• •— * , t JAMES.T.-LAMKIN, Ordinary, nov4-w6m . Printers fee^4 60. „ over to me J^nuiiry 4,1 ^ ( S5?3SS^^^ l ,“ n °J.* S 0 *****^ abrcs°of^vacant^and^'fti HtREAS. Singleton O. Howell; hsying.ap- O flaod Ibt'No-88L In thelTth districtof orlg ailii* ill! fiUD.Wi'iOITlU'S- J-C’ |hl4'<lx.iu;»npiv:e fot thpycsclb6D. Xhft.Jen.oMy -..jo ^ifo'. ! a?'{he sime iTdi'd iimf imf pWe pivt'or ,ca lend: lot No'7trin-ihwd4!h.'l>lrtric>cV,.««e. The . -c pavtiso levied on **, 5 ou Marietta street tnthe city of ftlfantt-tfottr the rhltfrig mill, nf- Joining property, of ft- U- Uvpv»th,'CMtteialsg u ,, of an acre, more or lbs*. On nla lot ft a duell ing faofise wherein «kilend*m rvoidrs. levied mr * Property »-fiDt«4oat-.by. John- M ilarwdL January *9. 18J0 I Also, at th fa * me 4 Yifee ‘rifcrjfcriee. forift ot laiV^ 1101 lot-' No BL is Tlit pirt-so » j Atlanta, udjointag 4, G-llnglic^t end contain! ng 1 arre, mow or Ie>i. Levied on as thfe proprirty of Mrs M LtforisMMsZoinklsiy estate and eoaa^i.in J - - AOo.iit the S*tuqtime.en<1 ptace» l«rto< lend lot e - No 68 In tbe Uth nUtrict. etc. 1 lie part to levied •nr It in wirit S.rltoaicd on Uu6e'4a IttveK'gaA • l evied eni*a tbe>;raper^ef Pat otlG efc to satie- ;> fy a State and county t -x II ft. for his tax foe tho yVai; 18C9, this January BJjiSIO.** ‘ v * r •" ' ' levied on is in wani 4, MtBatod on- Deottur street .♦ Lnud running through t»» Ga K Ux right 4>l wav ed- jointng S .’k Reach and R f*3fn. c.rvof JttUnts. *c >#»taiair?2^.anccof and mnjc .or less. Unpaid |lot »h-rc is a wood dwelling In which the defend- ent todde*. ’J.evie jjrofHflr.y of Dentils Solllvtin, fo,j.aUsiy .n jitftUs ami rounty Ux fl *4. - for hi- t:»x’«r they rirlMJD this Jmnarv 5J l«d0: it Got' Ht-the same «4e»c an I (riane a part of laud ry, J J .vtro-a.6..., H^vitt, w awroar, arid COUUtV UlX D t’afor his tax for the ycac.UW). - Prpi»erty point- cdontby J M Harwell/Td' Jari.^flD, Also, at the same tim«? and place, part of land lot No 21, in ilic 14th district, etc. The part no fovied on is In Ward 3. ia the Southeasterly frart oftto nt ty uf Atlanta., v ‘outh of. I’erlitnwt an 4 East of L P tirant's premises, containing 6 acres, more or Ms‘'<LWInI oh at th^propertj- of. Ralph S J imlntrd put by John M.Harwell. T O Ciinie timekn'd' p'aco par* of. land *oSl, iv,Uiol»Ai,l|stcici. .tc Xnc ptrt ion Is In flams fa the Southeastern |utrt [fly of Atkaaia-’ * Hdtlb>or Poart.street and “ ' “ ’ w-r_. •« ««.« * WaUiav*l«t*eiiWlKdW4 i>n A v h**»t, a> «| trwin streets in the city of Ail.nuti adj intng 'ho |ircnii>es of J ft'W.ilUrie.'rofltafnln^ f*«<urt mirr or foa*. for- . year V*C9 JanuaryAJ* 1870k.- c .t . fbc above fl fas, levied on by J. II Tliompson, L O., and turned over to me January 29: MO.- *• ' fel.l-w4w W. L. tintRARD, D.Sheriff. is hi-Wurdfl, black 4,-and rsittvatid.o» n st, between,*!cDonough and Crew sis. in jy Of Atlanta. Jt^jhirring tlie^m*raiscs ot M i> SfaJlingS flnd John G ilatt-u, containing U of u\* nrire, more or lct-s*. Tj^Tlfcd On as Che property iff ■ Writ Woods..to satisfy a State aiji county tax tt fa. for his tax for the year 1810; Property pointed out by John M Harwell, T o. . , “ \Do. at the same time place, part oflaml lot No 621. in the 14th district, etc The part so levied on tojn: Ward,4, and situated on Railroad street, in tho cityor Atlanta;’bctw'een Bell ‘arid Moore at*; and adjoining B D8hufltate and Caroline. Brooks containing 3 10 of an acre* moreen less, .Onxaid lot arc two small dwdlUrig houses, occnpred by John W Odum. Levied on 1 as tho properly of F W Bogerly, to satisfy a State; and county tax fl fa, forlthe year 18697 Pjcoperty pointed But by John street, betwb*K-Mitchell -andi Hunter .streets, in. tho city of Atlanta, rind -adjoining tho premises Ot E E Rawson and C Hciatz, containg X of an acre, more or less. On said lot is a dwelling’ house now.occupied by, said defendant., Lev eu on a* •ho property of Dr. Thos. S. Powell, to sa^fy a Statoand' cofmty tax fifafor his tax-for the yea: 1869,’ Property poifited out by Jolm M jdarwcJl, - Also,'at tho same time 1 arid place,foartof land loti No 77,-in-' the 74th district, ate. The part so levied on is ln Ward 2, on lorsyth street near Grenville's 11111, in the etty Of Atlanta, and con-< raining 34 acre, more or less. Levied on as tbr property of C E Grenville, to satisfy a State and cofinty tax Ufa, for his tax for the year 18GB , Prop city pointed ont by John M Harwell, T C. Also, at the same time and place, port of lant lot No 77, in the 14th ‘'istrict, etc. The part *< levied' on if in Ward 2. block 4. and situated oa the. corner of Whitehall and Hunter streets, in satisfy _ ... the year 1869. Property pointed out by J.ohn M Harwell,TO.. , •* Also, at tho same time and- place, part of land lot No 50.1 n the 14th.«listrict, etc. The property so levied on is in Ward 4, in the corner or Ivy and S urest Avenue streets, running through to Col- ns* street, n the city of Atlanta,‘adjoining the prcmiSds of Wm Mims, containing fl acres, more or le*<>. On said lot is a dwelling bouse, now oc c.upied by tbe defendrfrit- Levied on as tbe prop- erty of Mrs. Martha Afojcaqapr, to satisfy a State John. II »and p lot No 76, in tbe 14tfo district,-eto. _ levied oa is in Wards, part of city lo*s83 and 84. situated 6n the corner Of Clark’ and Washington, streets, running through to Crew street, in the city of Atlanta, and adjoining R l*‘Zimmerman’s premises, containing acres, more or less. Le- erty of Rowland Waits and AJico Wafts, orphans of James ^Waits*deceased. *' - ■ ' ' This is to cite all persons concerned to bo had ap-' pear a*, the first term of the Conrt of Drdinary after expiration of thirty days from the first publi- '—'“■*—---* —‘ -'i.irauythey be intrusted ty 04 the said owiana anu Alice-waits. .. Witness my baud and official signature, this Jariuiurjrio, 1870. * ’ ’ *' M jan21-wS0d cation of this notice, snd show cause, can; why tho applicant should not 1 JAMES T. LAMKIN, Ordinary*. JPrintei;’/* ,fee,$£.. RASSDELl KOIWAY MTS.* iPlanters of Georgia, Hesitate no longer to buy the “jgmwAj oats; Now On sale hy MESSRS. W. M. & R. J. LOWRY,' Of Atlanta,- AND OXHEE LOCAL AGENTS IN YOUR STATE rrStlOUSANDS- wbo bad an opportunity to see JL thesamulesat the -recent State Fair; at -Ma con, embracing many of the official, and. Agri cultural Clubs or the (liferent counties, are "buy ing them, and trill realize 50 to 100 bnshels to tbe acre—the yield being in proportion to tbe-sOli and preparation, given. While those who mow the Premiu>u8 of $50, $100 and- $150 ^xaxr \\€3r o lx>, Dt«nto*4o 1st?TeSrnary.^Premiunii to be paid at the next State Fair. LtTEVERY PLANTER'IB THE STATE send in hls order at oxcz as the supply ft" oiais- ISH1KQ rapidly, and comnete for thn premiurnt. ♦.Address:."' 'I HOLQU'Jc cHGKlIF, -•-i.. ... General Agent,fer the Southwest, Or, JAMES M. TOOLE,' - - r'ieeiAta GEORGIA, Gwinnett County.' .*. O spin art’s Office, Jan. 2S, 1870.','; ft AME9 -Tt FORD; has applied 'for ^SetlU^apatt 7 _ tion of personalty, and j nation or homestead, and L . of Ftfcn- same at 10 o'clock, a X., on the 9th day < CD the Uth of March, 186$. 1’ANIEL SI. BYRD, GEORGIA,' Campbell County.; A greeable to the last win and itcstomcut q : Thomas M cKuy, st, deceased, late .of said county, on the first Tuesday in' March next; will bQ sold within the lawful hours of " * Cotirt Ifonsc door, in Campbellton, In lots and fractions lot* of land. No. A. a part of 37. in the first district of orf roll, now Campbell county; contalDii „ hundred and eighty-three and a half acres,more or less. . A 1 so. No. 64, and a part of 33. in the 8th- district of orgrinully Coweta, now.Campbell coun ty, containing about224acres, trioreorless. Sold as tbo property or Thomas MacKey, sr., deceased, for distribution among the legatees according to said will. Said lands, lying on both sides Ofthc thattahoochee River, known AS the home Seat dr said deceased: There is about 400 acres of bottom, and second bottom. Terms Cash. > M. M. SMITH, Administrator, de bonis non with the will annexed of janl9-wtds Thos. MacGay,sr., deceased: GCOftGIAy Campbdll County* Ordinikt’s Omcx, Jan’. 16.1870. mude to the Court of Ordinary of said county, to sell the lands bel r riging (o the estate of James IA. AkUftVJC, IUI janl9-w4w . SMITH, Adm’r. GEORGIA, Gwinnett Connty. XXTHEREAS, Mary WelU, guardian of Hilliard YV M. Wells, shows In her petition,tbat obe has fully settled with ber said -ward, and desires, dismission from from said guardianship . This is. therefore, to nbtlly all periOmi concerned cd, (o sbowmuiie, if any they can; within -tor time prescribed by law, why letters oLdismtssiAp shonl- 1 not be granted the applicant. Given under my hand and official signature thisDecembei*23, 1869. -* -- ,.j : JAMES X* LAMKIN, Ordinary. . dcc25-w4pd , Frinters fee (3 GEORGIA) Gwinnett County. W HEREAS, J. T. Clower, administxritor, Mary K. Harris, ad ministyairix,, ,on. tbe, estate pt Wm..C. Harris, deceased, makes appli cation to me for letters of dismission from said administration: This |s, therefore; to cite aad admonish all and singul r, the klfldred and creditors of said de ceased, to be and appear at my office, on or before the first Monday in April, 1879. to show ca'usc, if any they-have..why letters, of dismission should not be granted (he applicants. , Given under my hand official signature^ this December S7,1869. - * JAMEST. LAMKIN. Ordinary. dec2S-w4m . Printcry fefl f4 60 - APMiNisTRAioB’s itaari,;;. GEORGIA, Campbell CowntY* /~vX the first ;ruc«!av ln March next/ will tie U rold st the Court Hons6'do0r. In.CanrpbeUton; in laid connty. within tho lawful bouts or — lot oil ltna nntnber 61, in tho' fint district ol lnelly Carroll now Campbell connty. Sold and creditors ofsald deceased. Terms cash. This, January 3d. 1E70 WILLIAM fiXULUf. Jan5-wtdi. pys. fee tS- , , Admlnfttrefor.. Plaintiff. jaa88-dlt*W8t GEORGIA, Campbell Cottnljr'. • Oxtta'AET’a omes, Jsr|. 88; iaro. TUfftS. t. A. DAH FORTH.'widow of i. G.Dan- i.Tj. forth, deceased,has applied for exemption of o’clock, a. a , on the 8th day of Febrnaij^lBSLiu my office. • - • B. C. BEAVERS, Ordinary. jan88-dlUtW8t Printers tee 38 i the property of jesse M Look, to satisiy a state aqdcoHUty tax fi fas, for his tax for' thb year 1809, plroperty pointed but by dcTcbdant'January 29, LFfir • I^Tied^made by is* 41 Alsobrcrok and-turned time rifid * piaefe; tvrd XZ)' atrrs gain! being in the-riorth-west No 176*in toe Mto.district -ot for their tax for the T year 1869.* Levy made Ijt D H Aleobrook, LG, and turned over to me .January 20; 187J.. , ‘j-.ikf.-b W* L* HUBBARD, Dcppty Sheriff. . febl-w4w. . z - .4.. a ' *•. -Slicriff’s Salcsfor Jlapcii, 1870'.; 1 \XTIIilsbe sold before the Court ilousodcmr, iu» ,VV tbo City of Atlanta, Fulton county, Gee/ gin. between the legal hours of sale, on the first Tuesday in March next, the following property, CO* wit: ■' ‘ ' '*'•! “ l ' * * •>' r- A’l that part or parcel of land lot No45» in lb 14th disk cut. Tho part co levicd.ou U to WardA and situated on Decatur street and Georgia Rail road, adjoining Mrs Lfntx and Henry Lbwns’ premises, in the city of Atlanta;containing 34 of an acre, more or less. Levied on a# tb erty ofJ. A. Bale., to satisfy a .State* and . . Tax fi fa, for. histax for tbe yca/18?9. Property pointed out by Jdhh M.' Harwell,- Tax Collector* January29.1870. a. Also, aft toe same time and place, part of land lot No 79. in the 14th disk ect The part so lc vitfd on is in Wrirdfi *' ‘ “* streets, in tbe ’ Mill, containin; vied on as thu r — inininrator of the estate of Mrs Mary Satisfy a State and Connty Tax 11 fa for his tax for tbe year 18S9. Property pointed o.ut by Jno M Harwell. T C. January 29,1870. Also, at the same time and place, part of lahd lot No 77, in the I4th district, etc/ The part so levied on Is in Wards. Block 12, situated on the corner of Loyd and Mitchell streets, in the city of Atlanta, adjoining the Catholic Church prop erty and containing % of an acre, more or less. On said lot there Is a dwelling occupied by the defendant; Levied on as the property of Patrick Cannon to satisfy a v St«te and Gounty Tax fi fa for his tax for the year 1869. Property poiutdd out by John'M Harwell.TC. Januaryfl9.1870. , Also; at the same time and pluco.jpart of land lot NO 77 in the 14th district, eto. The part so levied on is in Word 1. Block 6. situated on Ala-* bam a street, between Forsyth rind the Railroad and and adjoining premises of R-M Clark and Ifi W Holland in the-city of Atlanta, containing 65 2-10 feet On aald lot is a dwelling bouse, in satisry a State and Connty JTax fi fa for his tax for tlie year 1869. Property pointed out by John M Harwell; T C. Jan. *1,1879. • / Also, at the same time and place, part oflaml lot No 60, in the 14th ‘district, etc. *fh n part so ■cried on'Is in Ward 4. situated on Ivy, llerrctt arid Collins streets, in the city of Atlanta, and adjoining the premises of J.O Harris, containing 2lt acres, mote or Irsh. Ob said lot is a dwelling in which defendant now resides. -Lc% vfod on ns the property of Mrs L K Adam satisfy a State and Couhty Tax 11 fa for her for the year 1869. Property pointed out by John MIIarwewell.TC. Jan. 2D,187<». Also, at the same tlmoandplacc,.part of land No 82. in tho 14th district,‘ctc- The part so levied pn is in-Ward 1; and • situated on Victoria, John and W and A R It. fn the city of Atlanta, ad v.cv. on as the property of Harvey. O’Shields, to satisfy a State and County Tax fi fa Tor his tax for year 1869. * Property pointed out liy John M Har- Avell. TC. -Jan. 29.-1870- - - Also, aft the same time and place, a part of land -t vo levied street and ta. adjd nidg the sefe; containing of an acTO/ more or lest. On said lot is a dwelling whereon defendant now resides. Le vied on as the property of Brice Webb, to satisfy a State and County Tax-fl- fa for his tax for tho we" Tcf £2^®?'^^.^°*““ H ”‘ Alio at the time tlme-snit place, part of land Jot78. im-tlrolith dislrlrtv; etc The part so le- Waltpn and Lni-kic " Mf vied it'iti WArddaflUnaiod on 1 which the defendant resides. Levied on as the property of M L Roberts,-trustee for wife, to aat- I»fy a Stato and Connty Tax fl fa for bis tax for tha.yearlHS9 Property pointed out by John M. Harwell,TC. January89,tSTO. - ' - ■- Also, at the tamo time and place, part ot land lotSo46. tntllel4thdiUriet.etc. .Thejtart.role vied on it In Ward 4. on the comer of Houston and Jackson streets, in the city or Atlanta; ad- Jolnlnsr the promises or W L - Cleveland, contain. > th'fftljf acres; nrore or lets. Levied on.-as the property ot Jared Barloxer. to satisry a State and Gounty Tax.Ufa for hft .tax for the year 1869." Property pointed ont by John M Harwcll.T U. January 89,1870. Also, at the same time and place, parts of fota Ids 44 and 63 in the Uth district, etc. The part 0 levied on ls in Wards. Eitoatcd on Hill, Grant and Glynn streets, in the eityef Atlanta, near tha eld Fairground, containing 83 acres, more ox less, knoaraiSaMa Richard Johnson property. On said lot ft a-dwelling houie occupied hy defending Levied on IS the property of J, M ftaahror, a, asg, isfya State andGodnty Tax fifafor his tax for the SSS?:" 5JSSSgr«35!f^ Aism at(heiametimo And -nlate. part9f land lot?7o77. ln ttieuttj district,etc. -Tha-partaoles vfod on js in Ward.l, Block 9,.slfoated oi ' and*Mn „ onas the property of-William Dprharp.'to sat MY S State and County Tax.fi U for.hlstaxfor the ,Vard 1. Blocks, situated on Broad icrty of “William Durham .'to witi-As VWMWHfcnnty Tax-fl tv. for his lix for the year 1869. Property.jointedt{Jtt 1 bSrJohnM;Hap • W Also.at the same timi and placer mart of-land 10tx2f$?inilie Uth-diatricf. gUu* . and John Holmes, containing jf of an acre, more , or lets. Levied oa as the property of D Bain, to 'levied on ft la ward 4, slant' Isfy estate and County Vrotfi fa forhls tax fortbe year 1869. Property pointed ont by John H Har well; TC. Jan 89.1870. Also, at.thC tame time and place, part of land Ho 77, In the 14th district eto The partso levied on ft tn-Wardll. Block' 86. situated on Lord and .Fair streeu. in thoraty of-Atlanu, adjoining the F iremiseaof Jno M Holbrook. Lawshe and Erank- In.conlalqlngUf ofan acre, more or lets. On said lot is e dwelling hon.c in which the-defend - nnt'nOW resides.Levied on as the property of Mrs Margareu Gannon, to satisry a St-itaand Also; altM same iitae and place, part of lot Ho 87. in. the lith.district, etc. The- pa levied on ft, lit Ward.); block 857, dd sitnati the enraeriof uanxum and West Hunter slrcc thecltyor Atlanta adjoining R-Peters and or Learis Lawsho, containing 1ft acre, more or less. -Levied on as the property of Mr M Duo* tosatlsfya State and county tax fl fa, for her! Also, at the tamo time , and place, part of land lot Ho TO, In tho 14th district, etc: The part tO levied bn it IfiWardl, and 'situated'on Mineral Spring street, ln the city of * t anta, and adjoining the premises, of Mrs George Johnson and J A Haydon.containing 1ft acre, more or less. Levied on s» the property of J A IlAyUen, President 6f Mineral Spring Comnany property, to satisfy a State and couhty tax fl ft, for bis tax for the year 1869. Property pointed ont by John M Harwell, Tg. January 29,1890. - “ . \ Al-o. at the same tlmo and place, part of land lot N<JSI,In the'Mtlr dhtriet.ete The part ao levied on ft in Ward 1,block85, and situated on Eilia strcct.,in the city pf.Atlanta, adjoining the p re ip i sea of EE Elliott and Wade Hill, contain- fne ft oT an acre, more or less. Levied oiras tbe property* of J -J Loften, to satisfy a State and. eeoaty tax 11 fa, for hit tax for the .year 1886, Property pointed by John M Harwell, If. Janu'-" ary 89,1810. -Alto.' at the ssmethn'e and place, part of land: lot No 79, in the- 14th district etc. The part ao, levied on.ft in Ward.5,'blo«k 166, and sltnated on Lu'ckic'anil Hayden streets, in the,city or Atlsn- tr,between Harris and Bakcrstrcets.containing ft of an acre, more or lcsa. Levied on at the property qf P Weeks.to tatUfy a State and county tax fi'fat for Eft tax for the ^'— — Also, at jth’e same. time pUce^pirt of land lot NoJ9;'in the Mthdbtriet, etc Thb part ao levied on Is in* Ward'4', and situat'd on -Decatur street, bezween ColUns^ahd Gelhonastreets.^in Uicelty Mime ^nsIli^StB'a diretl^ng hbute. oectrplcd hyvw-Hjtatdckr 'Levfodon as the. property-of of laud SIIIIIIMHiMRiM sd levied on 1s In Ward 1, and sltnated^}n-tho eoi> Iner of Race Track and Stonewall streets In the ettyof Atlanta, adjoining the premises of Rich- ardaOtltT, tdnkurfiijrsrofT« aere.xn.-reor tea. ^:^;-?SM d0 - ,by - J0 ^ - G. W.' ADAIEi Auctioneer. ’ RECEIVER’S, SAlToF .WILD LANDS. H3«vfo k. ^n .4ii» th» 15 h i till be sq!J in. H |C olUc^'.l' G3-. W. ATDA'IB.-: Real Estate Agent, N O. 3.8 A L A U AM A. S T R GET,' the fol>o wing WILD LANDS, {purchasers to pay. 1o t-tamps autl the execution ol deed”,) lo-wlfts. No. SS 4 *, 2.1 Dirt. 2.1 Sec. ClicroLcc c iunlv. - *26” 13th -v ' A.' 34 * ■ ** ottfi.uto .“ . “ 49, 14th •• •• 297. 8th M M 181, 27th - M 120, 6th - 2U9, 25th “ ’• 13*. 16th “ Wfl. 19to. •• 517, 14th •• “ 809, Mto * “ : “ 101, tkh •• s‘* 17. 8lh “ •* 179. lith r *• 190, 5th “ . >T 46; Sfi • « “ .1, 6lh .«• • 180, lith •• It 118; 7th •• 12®. if th. •* “ *79;lmii X of 175,. 91b “ ir* - 2d 1st •- * 3d, “ ■ On *.■- '*? ’•' '' P ' U “ Cr ¥ LswuUca • focaftur’ Chcrokeo Dccacu t 1 a_. . . . JNO. W. BOYD, Rcteivci* of the cstattrar Wm. Mitctinll- rtreM.- January 13th, 1870-dltaW3t GEORGIA, Campbell County. .aSrilERBAS J®h>' 'A'. Parker." guardian of' VV- Wiley Jl. MJJam. Louira F. Milam and Catharine M. Milam fnrtncri v, n-,w Catharine M. AldrMge,havh>gappliedtorheOSirtnfOnliaarr - said, oooniy. ter a di-oharge lrom hit guar dianship Of WBey *, Louisa F Milamf and Catharine M. • Idndgu. perrons and property:. This ft. therefoie to ciie all persons , oncerncd, to show cadre b*-mtng objections in my office, why the said John, A Barter mould not be dis missed tram hit guardianship of Wiley B. Loulr-P MllaarrodA!aUtwiu« it Aldrldg, and receive the usual lettersof dbmis-ion Given under my hand ami om< IA'signature, this December 85,1869. .. . R C. BEAVERS, Ordinary. dec28-w49d* - Prtme. l,«ss GEORGIA Campbell Cotsnty. . to-all'wBok in star coscmr. TA/HERE AS, Aoghs - Vyflgeion * having; In' • VV properArrmt-appHeA w me lor permanent • lettersof administration on the estate or uenben K'rbr. late of said county,deneced: • 1U*J* Pite-gll aml.tingnla the creditoreand next of kin of Meuiien Kl.liy. to be and appear at my office, within -the time-allowed bv lawTand - »°°weanse.'lf My ib,» can why permanent ad- mlntstrailoA vhoulfl - nor la granted t» Angus Fcrgeton on Beuboo KlrhvV estate Witness mv I December’S), IS Jan3-w31d ''prlntcre fce^ifiK 1 GEORGIA, Gwinnett Connty. U. C. BE % VER«. Ordinary. makes application to me lor letters ur-iJi-mil from said administration: This is. therefore, to cite and admonish all per sons concerned, to bo and appear at toy office oo, or before the first Monday in December next, to show cause. ir any they can. why letters ofdft- mlsston should not be granted the applicant. Given under my bind and official sign alum, this September4th, 1869 * J \S T. LaMRIN. ; sep7-w6m—printers fee 94 60 ■ Ordinary. GEORGIA, Sliltoir County. W HIPSA 8 M *® ,son Jameson, Administrator. of Wllkinson Jatneson. dcras d, represents to tbe Court, in hU pctit>on duly file 1 an<i of record, that he has fully administered Wilkinson Jame son's estate. This is to cito and admonish all persons con cerned, kindred and creditors, to show cau«c* if any they can. wh* said administrator should not be discharged from his administration and re ceive letters or dismission on the flr»t Momlav in December, 1869. sept 7.1*69. 3 O P ~KELTON. Ordinary. ' scplO-wflm • Printer's fee f4 60. 3 . GEORGIA) ntllioxi County. '. 1' OADiifABT’sOmCE, Jan. tc; 1870. To the heirs aft law of Robert Martin, late of said county, Tho petition of A-am W..Lejrg, showinjr to the court that Robert.Martin, of said county, did. roll I lev life siwn ro nn.l.ln V. ^ _ . . . r > ■ _ -- : . . . ? -wfshea an nrJer*lo^H^T AIartfn. rowo. cxcr.utoia of Robert Martin, ■aid Artam and Wm. P . term ike title under the bond. It i« ordered .hr the Court, that notice or A. W. Legg's application bo given to all iwrn.ua inter, rt’dii. end that theyflm ibeir objection,, ir anv. before the,flirt Monday in March, ,SW. or aa order will be paired, grantipg applicant'* petition. Given under ray bund anti official signature Ibis 22J day of January, 1870. . ' a P. SKELTON. Ordinary. JanST w»0d, GEORGIA, Fnlton Connty. Osnip AST’s Officx, Jam. Si, 1870. TXTM-GtEESON hAS applied for exemption of VV pononaUy.nnd setting apart and valuation ' or homrotcail, and I will past opon the same 16'0°atmyoaiee.i < '' ° n 0,0 * 5th d »T « f febrnary, fcbl.dlUwSt GEORGIA, Henry Connty. OsoixsRT’A Office, Jan. S3,1870. ;. TOHN.J. STEWART hat applied forezemp. J tion of personalty and setting apart and valuation or homestead, and I will pasaopon the tame at 11 o’clock, a H.. on the 3Ht day olTebrn- * ary, 1870, at my office , „ GEO. M. NOLAN, Ordinary. JanSO dlawSt Printers tpe*» m EXECETOIt’S SALE. w virtue of an order from tho honorable Court i or Ordinary of Morgan county, Georgia, will' sold before the Court lloutc door. In the town of Franklin. Heard oOaaly, on the first Tuesday In. Keren next, between the asdal hours of tale, two hundred two and a hair aeres, number. (61) fifty-one, eleventh (itj dls rlctofsald connty. Also, on: the tamo day, will be tdld before tbe -Conrt House door in .the town of .Canton, county of Cherokee, lot Xn. eleven' (11). third district and terond section, con taining forty mere., more: or levs, sold as the perty of Littleton T. P Howell, deceased, nnt _ an-orderof the Superior Court lor tbe benefit tho creditors. Terms cash. Dee. 84 18S9. L S, FANNIN. Executor. dec89-wtda . Printers fee f 10 GEQRGU, IHCJ1 ton County. ' •; - Oedikart’s-Officx, Jaw 31,1S70, .' J 'OKABCAXN, and Mn. Adaiine Moulder ap plies for exemption of-prisons) ty, and valna-' tion and tatting apart of bracstead. Jl w U past upon tha same on (he 10-.h dav of Fcbrnarr. 1870. ; - Printer’s f^c GEQg^IA. Cylnnett CoanfTs ■ application to pio for letters ofditmis^lon from raid Administration: These’gr*. therefore, to elto and odmonfell aU aad Singular the kindred and ercdl’orsof said de cease to ba aad appear at mv office on or be ore tbe first Monday In Sorembcnmext..to.sJ)o»v S^*S3®^S5!liSSS«,^Hp Wsaetaioisnwpratl^ angfi-wm INDISTINCT PRINT