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note br the tronnferree thereof, and! *
judgment obtatnco tbereon without any
delenae bavins been ma'lc thereto in that
salt-
Afterward*, on tbe 29th of July. I860.
Rhodes died hi* bill on the equity side of
the Court, praying for an injunction to re
strain Uaulfdeu in his individual capacity,
and a* trustee from the enforcement
of said judgment, and also to Tr
unin the transferee of said note
in whose name tbe judgment liad been
obtained from enforcing tbe collection of
the same, on the ground that Gaudadctt. the
trustee, had committed a breads of trust in
negotiating the note, to the prejudiceof the
interests of hi* cestui que trusts; that tbe
proceeds thereof when paid by him in sat
is faction of tbe judgment, would not be
applied for their benefit, tv the trustee;
and that as be (Rhodes) did not know these
facts until alter the rendition of tbe judg
ment, he fear* that he will not be p rot retell
in the payment of tbe judgment, at against
the claims of the cttlul que trusts, for the
alleged breach of trust, on the part of tbe
trustee, without the decree of a court of
equity in his behalf; inasmuch as the plain
tiff in tbe judgment, received the note on
which tbe judgment was obtaind after the
same became due. Tbe injunction, as
prayed for, was granted, and on a motion
to dissolve tbe same on the coming in of
the answers of the defendants, the Court
dismissed the hill for want of equity:
Held. That the judgment of tbe Court
below dismissing tbe complainant’s bill
for want of equity, was right, and should
be affirmed.
field further. Tint in this case, as well
as in ali others, when in the opinion of this
Court, from an inspection of the entire re
cord. tbe case has been brought op here for
delay only, damages will be awarded as
provided by the 4221st section of tbe Code.
Judgment affirmed, and damages award
ed.
J. S. Pincltard and A. D. Hammond, for
plaintiff in error.
Nesbitt & Jackson, Cabanlss & Peeples,
for defendant.
Jos. Engle vs. Asher Sebncrmsn. Equity,
from Spalding.
WARNER. J. -
When it appeared from tbe record that S
had Instituted suit against E in a Court ol
this State to recover the sum of five thous
and dollars alleged to be doe the plaintiff
by the defendant, and during the pendency
or the suit in this State, the plaintiff insti
tuted a suit against tbe defendant. E. in the
Supreme Court of the State^of New York
and held him to bail there for the same
Identical demand, for which the suit was
pending in the court of this State and a
judgment was obtained by tbe plaintiff
against the defendant in the Superior Court
of this State in the suit instituted here,
which was paid oft and satisfied by the de
fendant, and a bill was filed by the defend
ant In that judgment against the plaintiff
therein, alleging that after the payment
and satisfaction of the judgment obtained
in this State, that the said plaintiff fraudu
lenity led the defendant in that judgment,
now compel, both by word and act, to be
lieve that the suit pending against him In
the New York court would be abandoned,
and thereby preventing him from making
his defense thereto, as lie otherwise should
have done, but with full knowledge that
the judgment obtained in this State bad
been paid off and satisfied, alterwards pro
ceeded In the New York court and ob
tained a judgment there upon the same
identical demand. Tbe prayer of the bill
Is. that the defendant may be perpetually
enjoined from enforcing that judgment so
obtained In the New York court against
him and bis guaranties on his bail bond.
lleld: That tbe States of tbe American
Union, except for all purposes as specified
in the Constitution of the United States,
arc in legal contemplation foreign to each
other, and that, as both parties arc citizens
of this State, a conrt of equity lias juris
diction over the person of the defendant, u
restrain him by injunction from enforcing
the judgment obtained in the State of New
York, it being contrary to equity and good
conscience that the defendant should col
lect both judgments for the same demand
That there is a clear distinction as to the
power and authority of a court of equity
in this State to restrain by injunction the
proceeding of a court in another Hate, and
the power and authority of the Court to
restrain by Injunction the personal action
of a citizen of this State. In the one case,
a court of equity in this State has no
jurisdiction, in the other it has juris
diction to restrain the personal action ot
the defendant from enforcing an uncon
srienlioua demand in another State, in t
proper case made; and that the record now
liciore the Court makes such a case; that
comity between the Courts of the several
States, does not require the Courts of this
Slste to assume that the Courts of the State
of New York are any mor - competent to
hear and decide the defendant’s claim and
do him justice, than are the Courts of this
State, to the jurisdiction of which the de
fendant has voluntarily submitted the
same for adjudication; and that tbe judg
ment of the Conrt below dismissing the
complainant's bill should be reversed.
Judgment reversed.
Peeples & Stewart for plaintiff in error.
Dnyal & Nunnally, Speer & Beck tor
defendant.
II. Camp, Trustee, vs. D. N. Baker. Scire
facias, from Newton.
WARNER, J.
When on the trial of a scire facias to re.
vivo a dormant judgment, the defendant
therein offered evidence to prove that the
notes upon which the judgment was ob
tained were paid off before the rendition of
the judgment, which evidence was reject
cd by the Court:
Held, That the evidence so offered, with
out more, was properly rejected by the
Court below.
Judgment affirmed.
A. B. Simms for plaintiff in error.
W. \V. Clark for defendant.
SOT The following is tho protest of Mr.
Bryant and others:
Mr. Speaker: The nndcTsigncd, members
of this House, respectfully protest against
the action of the General Assembly in elect
inpr United States Senators at this time.
The election of a Senator for tho term
ending March 4th, 1877, is clearly illegal
for the term does not commence until
March 4th, 1871, and section 1,863 of the
Code of Georgia, provides that “ The elec
tion for Senators in the United States Con
gress from this State, shall be held by tbe
General Assembly during the sitting or
session which immediately precedes the be
ginning of tho term which they arc to fill.”
The next regular session of the General
Assembly, which meets in January, 187'
is the “sitting or session which immedi
ately precedes the beginning of the term
which commences on the 4th of March, 1871.
At the first regular session of the General
Assembly, under the present Constitntion,
Hon. Joshua Hill was duly elected a Sena
tor for the term ending March 4th, 1878,
and Hon. H. V. M. Miller for the term end
ing March 4th, 1871.
They received from his Excellency Rufus
B. Bullock, credentials signed by him as
Governor of Georgia, in tho usual form,
certifying that they were duly elected.
Owing to causes which do not effect the
election of said Senators, their credentials
have not been finally acted upon by the
United States Senate, but there is reason to
believe that they will be very soon acted
upon, and that Messrs. Hill and Miller will
be seated in that body.
We further protest against the election
of United States Senators upon the ground
that the General Assembly has not been
legally organized, in accordanco with the
late act of Congresss.
J. E. Betast,
Representative from Richmond county.
A. I. Williams,
Representative from Morgan county.
C. K. Osgood,
Representative from Chatham county.
Washington. February 10.—The Judi
ciary Committee bad Georgia np for con
sideration for a time, but did nothing.
I Radical Dispatch.
Why not do something to her every day ?
Why not punch Georgia and all tbe States
with bayonets ? Keep them stirred up. It
kills trade—hurts all business. Where Is
“reconstruction” to end? When are we
to -have peace?” Butler says Virginia
shall be remanded again if she Is not care
ful. In this way they keep the country
unsettled, and it must be disturbed so long
as the Radicals are kept in power. It is
already telling at a fearful rate on the busi
ness Interests of the country.—Hartford
limes.
Bratxtu Konca.—Col. T M Acroa is th*Gen
eral Traveling Agent, and T. K. OGLtr £T. and J.
T IlALt-are the npeelal Traveling Agents orTEE
Atlaxta constitution, we commend them to
the attention of our friends wherever they msy
go la behalf of onr interest.
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Janis-wlm •
Sumner has never bad such a scoring as
ho received from Senator Conkling. Tears
of anger stood in his eyes as ho heard him
self held np to scorn and ridicule. He has
met his defeat in a very babyish spirit To
day he did not speak to Mr. Conkling; and
he aaked to be relieved from further ser
vice on the Committee for the Revision of
Laws, of which Mr. Conkling is Chairman.
The mighty Massachnsctts Senator made
this request in a tone so lugubrious that
there was a perceptible smile all over the
Senate Chamber. The Censns bill will
go’on, in all probability, though tho law
was not adapted to the impracticablo theo
ries of Mr, Sumner.
t£T Tho Missouri House has passed a bill
forbidding discrimination in salaries of
teachers on account of sex.
A REFUGE FROM QUACKERY.
T HESunmoM’ Liver Medicine, prepared by J.
H, Zeilin A Co, of Macon. Ga. has proved to
b a spurious imposition. Tbe recipe by which
they prepare it is made public, and many others
bare rights to prepare it besides themselves. For
proof of this tee the article from John G Gnlce.
the following letter r om Jas. B. Chiles, the last
letter on the subject from Bov. J. G. Jones, dated
August 14.I860, the letter of Uev. F. B. Davies,
ana others.
For these articles, spply, by letter or others. .
to Dr M. A. SIMMONS, at Inka, Mis*., or any
onourho sells his Lirer Medicine, which Is the
first medicine ever es’led by that name, and tbe
only genuine ‘• User Medicine.'’
F0E3YTH. Ga., Oetober.4,1869.
Dr. M. A. Simmons, Iuka.MUs.:
“ The Freemason.”
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febl5-dlt-feb2*9vlt-inarldU-mar8*lt
Fulton Postponed Sheriff's Sales for
Idtrch) 1870.
. Id betore tho Com
. . the city of Atlanta. Fulton county, Ga., on
the first Tuesday in March next, 1870, within the
lawful hours of sale, the lollowing property,
to-wit;
Part of land lot No. 79, in the 14th district,
honnded as follows: Commencing fourteen feet
from the southeast corner of Pitts’ lot, thence
running sooth 3>3 feet, thence west 2u0feet, thence
north 3*9 fret, thence east 2jQ feet, to the begin
ning, having a stre t 87 feet wide by Withers*
lot, and one 14 feet wide by Pitts* lot. Upon said
lot there is a two-story brick dwePing, in which
the defendant resides Levied on as the property
or Robert A. Johnson, trustee for wife, by virtue
of and to satisfy a mortgage 11. fa. issued rrom
Fulton Superior Conrt, in lavor of W. J. Hous
ton. Treasurer of tbe Mechanic^* J-onn und
Building Association, vs. Robert A. Johnson,
trustee for wire. Property pointed out in said
mortgage fl. fa. Said land will be laid olT in lots,
and only so many of them sold as will make tbe
snm of nineteen hundred and fifty four dollars
an 1 seventeen cents ($1,964 17), with interest from
the 1st day of June last and all cost. This done
hr order of John D. Pope, Chancellor. June!
1869
A part of land lot No 15, In the 14th district of
originally Henry, now Fulton county. Ga, com
mencing at the north-west corner of said land lot
15. running cast along tbe North line of said lot to
Lite middle of tbe common road leading to Du
rand’s mill, thence southwesterly aloug the mid
dle of said road to a stake a ong the west liue or
said lot, thence along the west line to tbe begin
ning; containing 89 acres, moro or less; said land
ta vacant Also, part of land lot No 18. in said dis
trict. commencing at tbe original south-east cor
ner of said lot 16. thence at right angles north 1,-
573 feet, more or less, along the original cast line
of said lot 16, to a stake and stone, thence at right
angles west 1 0'.6 feet, more o less, to a stake and
a stone, thence at right angles south 1,678 feet more
or le<3. to a stake and »tnue standing on the —’ '
nal liue of said lot 16,1076 feet, more or less,
beginning containing 8920 ItOacr s, more or less
said land is vacant I evied on as the property ot
James T. Lewis, by virtue of and to satisfy a fi ra
issued lrom Fulton Inferior Court, in favor or Ci
cero II Chandler vs James T Lewis, maker, and
Thomas M Clarke, endorser. Property pointed out
hy N J Hammond, attorney for defendant, July
31, 1869.
Also, at the same time and place. U L Roberta
interest, being the undivided one-sixth of a cer
tain lot, situated on tho corner of Alabama and
Broad streets, fronting 66 feet on Alabama, and
UUilUlil .ULDUIIILU 17 mo uiulg. i&iDv,
two one story building*, occupied by -Jntzcn and
others, the said undivided one-sit»b interest in
said property. Lo ied on as the property ofMark
L Roberts. by virtue of and to satisfy a fi fa issued
•rom Fu'ton County Court in favor of Cox ft Hill
vs M L Roberts. Property pointed out by Glenn
at Son, plAintiff’s at orn y. l>e ember31,1809.
Also, at the same time and place, a part of land
lot No46, in tbe 11th district of originally llcnrv
now Fulton county. Ga. The part to levied on is
in Ward 4, city of Atlanta, bounded on the north
by Irwin street.on the west by Randolphs'
on the south by land owned by W. II Harwc .
the cast by land owned by J.R. Wallace, contain
ing five acres of land, moro or less. On said lot
there are two on* story dwellings occupied •*- "
J. Harris and W. J. Ward. Levied on s
property or James T. Lewis, by virtue cf and to
sutisf a fl fa issued from Fulton Superior Court,
in favorof Samuel Hunter, administrator of John
W. Duncan vs James T. Lewis. Property pointed
out tg W. T. Newman, plaintiff’s attorney, Dec
f ’*W. L. HUBBARD, Deputy Sheriff.
fcbl -wtds Printers fco $3 60 per levy.
charging a duty which I ,
and all whom my name might influence.
About six years ago I became acquainted with
C. A-Simmon*, and bought from him a “Liver
Medicine.*’»chich he brought from the up country.
and which 1 found a perfectly safe and reliable
compound, and eminently salted to the class of
diseases lor which it was recommended. Lest
year I saw Mr Zeilin, of the firm ot J. H. Zeilln
ft Co., who told me that he had bought Dr. C. A.
Simmons* reccipe at a very high price—five
thousand dollars—and finding that I had used the
Simmona medicine in my family, and was very
much pleased with it, he a«ked me for my certifi
cate. This Igave him cheerfully, thinking to help
him along in a bu&iness calculated to prove a
great blessing to the human family Mnee he be
gan to manufacture it, however. I am satisfied Me
has not the medicine 11teed; for having tried it
thoroughly, I do not find that it produces the same
effect. I am, moreover, satisfied that O A. Sim
mons did not put vp the medicine I bought fron
Aim. bus procured it from bis relatives or some
body else; for if Zeilin had bought from him the
recipe by which that medicine was made, and
honestly followed it in the manufacture of that
which he now pats before the public, I know we
should have had a different thing, and one moro
worthy tbe public confidence.
I am anxious to repair the wrong I havo dono
the public by tnat certificate so hastily given, and
thus pat you in possession of the above facts,
which you may use as von think proper.
Very respectfully.
JAMES B. CHILES.
Dr. M. A, Simmons’ Vegetable Liver Medicine
is more highly recommended as a sure reme
dy for diseases of the Liver. Stomach and
r or all diseases arising from a torpid 01
. slate of the Lieer-tbun auy otbermedi
cine in the whole world is for any disease, or
class of diseases, whatever. It has more certifi
cates. and better ours, from exactly the right class
of people, than any other medicine. Conseqnentlt
there are more of a certain class of men trying to
counterfeit it, steal its reputation, and get money
dishonestly upon its good nano, than any other
medicine*
Be particular always to write or ask for Dr. M.
y. Simmons* Liver Medicine. Every box of tho
genuine Is enveloped in a steel-plate engraved
w upper, containing the miniature and auto
graph of the iroprietor. When yon get a box
preserve the wrapper for counterfeit detector.
For sale by Druggists generally
dec4-W3m
GEORGIA, Campbell County.
C LAIBORNE M. STYLES. Guardian of llenTy
C. and Benjamin A. Styles, having applied to
tbe Court 01 Ordinary of said county for a dis
charge from his guardianship of Henry C.anr
Benjamin A. Sty es* persons and property,
This is therefore to clle all persons concerned to
show cau-o. by filingcbjections In my office, wby
tbo said Haiborne M- Styles should not bo dis
missed from his gnatdianshtp of Henry C. and
Benjamin A- Styles, and receive the usual letters
of dismission.
«»iven under my hand and official signature, this
February Vlh, 1870. R. C. BEAV e RS.
feb-ll-w Ordinary.
GEOBGIA, Gwinnett County.
OEDIKABY’S OFFICE, FEBRUARY 10. 1870.
M RS. MILD A j. GARNER has applied fc.
exemption of personaltv. and setting apart
and valuation of homestead, and I will pass
upon the same at 10 o’clock, a. x.,on the 23d day
or February, 1670. at my office.
JAMES T. LAM KIN. Ordinary.
fel)13-dlt*w2t Printers fee $2
GEORGIA) Campbell County.
Obdinaay*^ Office. Feb. 40,1870
L YDIA WOOD, as next friend of Nancy Tuo_
1 er. wive of W ra. S Tucker, has applied for
Exemption of Personalty, and I will pass upon
the same *fll o'clock, if., on tho 29ih day of
February, 1870, at my office in Campbellton, in
said county.
Given under my band and official signature.
R C. BKAVEUS. Ordinary,
feblt-dltft wS Printer's Ice $9.
GEORGIA, Milton County.
TTHjUR WEFKS after date I will apply to tl
J? court of Ordinary of said county, for leave
>ci: a portion o' the lands belonging to the estate
of Gardner Crosby, late of said countv, for tbe
benefit of tbe hrirs and creditors of said deceased,
February 4,1870.
W. II. NESBIT. Administrator.
feb!3-w4w Printers fee $6
GEORGIA, Henry County.
OBMHAUY’a OFFICE, Feb. 11,1870.
J OHN J. STEWART has applied forexemp-
tion of personalty and setting apart and
valuation of homestead, and I will pass upon the
same at 10 o'clock, a X. t on tbe 26th day ol Febru
ary, 1870, at my office
„ „ , GEO. M. NOLAN, Ordinary.
fcbl3-dl*w2t Printers tee $2
BONE FLOUR-BONE FLOUR.
G SACKED Bone. Bone Meal. Bone Floor, and
Floated Bone, g
feet at HALF COSl
Sena for circular. Address
_ LISTER BROTHERS,
Jan2S-w3m Newark, X. J.
NOTICE.
GEORGIA) Campbell County.
{ 'HE citizens of.sid county .re hcrebrnotified
thatl have been furnished with the standard
weights snd measures established by the United
States, which is tbe standard of this Stats, and all
persons in said county engaged in buying and
selling by weight and measures, to hare them
properly tested and marked at my office in Camp-
biditon, in pursuance to the 1543 to the 1588sections
or tbo Revised Code of Georgia. Given undermv
hand and official signature, this January 27th
128-wr.Od R. C. BEAVERS, Ordinary
NOTICE,
D. Fecbtervs. Ama M. Fechter.—Libel for Dl.
vorco- Pulton Superior Court, November
. Sheriff, that the defendant is not to be fonnd
jid county, and it farther appearing that t
said defendant reside, without the limits ol this
State. It is on motion of Solicitor, for complain,
ant: Ordered, That defendant appear and
answer at the next term ot this Court, and that
she be seryed by publication of this Rule, once
month for four months before the next terra c
this Conrt, in The Atlanta Constitntion. a news
paper published in Atlanta. Ga.
J. D. POPE, J.S C., A.C.
A truo extract from tbe mlnntcsor said Court.
December 29,1869.
dcc31-wlmn4in W. R. VENABLE. Clerk,
Fayetto County Deputy .Sheriff
Sale.
TILL bo fold before tbe Court House door in
. / Fayetteville, on the first Tuesday in March
next, the following property to-wit:
Lot of land No. 2. in tbe seventh district of Fay
ette county, to satisfy a 11. la. issued from Fulton
Superior Conrt, L. F. Blalock vs. C. A. Cannon,
Trcas.. and Joshua Cannon, S c. Levied on as the
i roper ty of Josh os Cannon, and pointed out b
f. Blalock, this Jan. 1*L, 1870.
ISAAC B. AVREA,
j:in29-wld4 Deputy Sheriff.
Henry County Sheriff’s Sale.
W ILL be sold bclore tbe Court House <*ooi
McDonough, Henry county, Ga., on the first
Tuesday in March next, the following property
to-wit:
Ore two horse wagon. Levied on by virtco
two fi fas obtained at the Septera’*cr Terra ot t
Henry County Conrt. 1866, All Price vs PlC’Snnt
W Merritt. Controlled by John 8 Crockett. Prop,
erty pointed out by John S Crockett.
U. II. HIGHTOWER, Deputy Sheriff
fcbl-wtds- printers fee $2 50 per levy.
Campbell County Sheriff’s Sales.
* In
. . Campbellton, Campbell county, on the first
Tuesday in March next, within tho legal hours ~
tale, tbe following property, to-wit;
Two lots of land No. 83 and 84, lying in the ..
district and 5th section of originally Carroll, now
Campbell county, containing2U2K acres each.raoro
or less. Levied upon as the property or John ‘
Wilson, by one 11 fa in favor ot John P Watson
said Wilson. Property pointed out l>7 Robert _
Tuggle, plaintiff’s attorney. Also at the fame
time and place, lot or 1-nd No ?8, lying in the 7th
district, oforiginally Coweta, now Campbell coun.
ty, containing 202)4 acres, more or less. Levied on
by one Justices* Conrt fl fa obtained from the 652d
district, G M. on the 13th day of March, 1869. as tbe
property or John T Morgan and Joseph Eidson,
executors of the estate of John L Richardson, de
ceased in favor of J H Kelly, in tbe right of his
wife. Faithy Wilkerson formerly, but now Faithy
Kelly. Levied and returned to me by E L Jackson.
L C, Also, at tbe same time and place, one-fifth
interest in lnt of land No not known, containing
20JX acres, moro or less, in the7th district, of orig
inally Coweta, now Campbell county, whereon
Nancy Phillips now live* Also, one-fifth in erest
in one unimproved lotoriand No not krown; con
taining 202)4 acres, more Or less, in tbe7th district
of orig nifty Coweta, now Campbell county, lying
nor hofWF Dcbincss, both levied on as the prop
erty of John W PTilllips to satisfy three Justices’
Court fl fas issued from the 1166ih district. G M,<
the 17th day of November. 1966 in fovor of Robt _
8m«th. for the use of James C Smith, vs said John
W Phillips. Levied and returned to fee by E ”
Jackson, L C.
POSTPONED SALE.
mart ofls,
lor
Justices* Court 11 fas, ol
trirt G M, on the 2d day of May, 186 1 . in favor
Samuel Lewis, vs G W Slivy and H J Stephens i
tbe property of H J Stephens. Property pointed
out by plaintiff's. Levied and returned to me by
t- L Jackson, L C, January 29,1870.
fcbl-wtds L. H. GRIFFITH. Sheriff..
GEORGIA^ Fulton County.
Ordinary’s Office. Feb 12, 1870.
H E. JONES has applied for exemption of per-
• sonalty, and I will pass upon the same at
lo o*c:ock. a. m., on tbe 23d day of February. 1S70,
a% my office.
DANIEL PITTMAN, Ordinary
febl3Jltftw2t Printer's fee ft
GEORGIA* DeKalb County.
Ordinary's Office. Feb. 9.1870.
P ETER F. HOYLE has applied for exemption
of personalty, and I will pass upon tbe same
at lOo’c’ock. a. X-.on the 19th day of February,
1870, at my office.
J. L. WILSON. Ordinary.
febl3-dlt*w2t Printers fee S2
GIT The Ohio Supreme Court will on
Honday decide the question of ** the Bible
In the Public Schools.”
Nearly all of the editors of the New
York Timos are Englishmen.
Fayetto County Postponed Deputy
Sheriff f s Sale.
W ILL be sold before the Court House dot
the town ot Fayetteville. Fayette eonnty.
Georgia, on the Firat Taeadry in April next,
within the legal hours of tale, the lollowing
propertT. to-wit:
Lot of land nnmber thirty, in the sixth district
of Fayette eonnty, to satisfy a tax fl. fa irsned by
the Tax Collector of Fayette eonnty.for the year
J8t9, against the property of. or Known as the
I.erson property, in • efanltortwo yean. Levied
on as the property of snd known as the Iverson
property, roinfod out by said Tax Collector.
This December 24, J8S9.
ISAAC B. AVER A, Deputy Sheriff.
febll'Wtds Printers fee *350 per levy
GEORGIA) DeKalb County.
Obdisart’s Office,1'xe.S, 1S70.
N OAH DILDA has applied for exemption of
personalty, and I will pass upon the same
at 10 o’clock, a.on tbe Ifth day or February,
1870, at my office.
J. L. WILSON, Ordinary,
febit-dltawtt Printers fee «2
KtrLE nisi. :
GEORGIA, rtlilton County.
Jacob R. oven, who *us for himself and James
1*.Simmons, vs Jackson Gregory.-Petiti nto
foreclose Mortgage in Milton Superior Court,
HUNT’S IMPROVED COTTON SEED.
Price, Four Dollars per Bushel,
T OFFER for sale a few hundred bushels ot my
. IMPROVED COTTON 8EED, (warranted
genuine,) to be delivered in sacks at Sparta De
pot, at Four Dollars per bushel, cash.
Order.-*, accompanied by tbe cash (sent by Ex
press), may be sent-at my risk, if a receipt Is
taken for the money and sect to mo. Orders will
\ja filled in their turn and* the seed promptly
shipped, and parties notified by mail.
CERTIFICATES.
[ hereby certify that I have planted largely of
Hunt’s Improve a Cotton .Seed, and am satisfied It
will produce more than any I ever used. Far
more can be gathered to the hand. ^ „
'B. G. LOCKET.
Efakta, Ga., December 10,1862.
I have aeon the Hunt Cotton growing, for-ever-
at yean put anal regard it as one of the very best
varieties of Short Cotton that I havo ever seen, 1
shall plant some of it another year, for the pur
pose of testing i:s valuable qualities—this 1
would not do, if I did not entortatn a very favora
ble opinion of It. B..T. harRis.
I have used tho Hunt Cotton Seed the present
year, and am plca-ed with tbs result. It lias
more lint to the quantity of teed, larger holla,
holds fruit hotter during a drought, and its cot
ton during storms, auda hand can pick moro in a
day. I think ever}' planter should at least plant
a part of his crop with it, so he can nick out the
Proltar. befoie it drops • nt and 1-t the Hunt Cot
ton remain for the last. K.R.P£51)hgIUN.
Sparta, December 11,1869.
We, the unders gned, fully endorse the aliove
statements:
T M. TURNER, Snarta, Ga.
G. W. STORES. Wooten, Leo county.
JOHN PAYNE.
BANKS TOMKINS. Albany.
O.8. WOODWARD. Monroe eonnty.
It O. BANKS. Forsyth. Mon.oc county.
JOSEPH FREEMAN, Indian Springs.
O. L. WOODWARD, Indian Springs, Ga.
T. O. roWKLL, Milledecvllle, Ga.
,T. L. WOODW-tBD, Georgia.
B. COLLIER. Macon.
WIUT THOMPSON. Leo county.
W E. BATTLE. * ulloden.
J M. WHITE. Forsyth.
JEFF HOGAN, Forsyth.
J. HARKNESS. Jackson, Butts county.
JAS. BIVINS, Butler, Ga.
Be carerul to write names of Consignees. Sta
tions and Post-offices, plainly, so as to avoid mis
takes
Add i css: WM. B. HUNT,
dcclS-w3m Sparta, Ga.
DARCU3 J. PETWAY ,1
vs. > Libel for Divoioa.
JOHN M. PETWAY. 1
In DeKalb Superior Court, September Term, 1SI'2.
TT appearirg to the Court by return of the
JL Sheriff, that tho defendant docs not rcsido iu
this county; and it further appearing that he does
not reside in tbis State, it is, on motion or Coun
sel, ordered that said defendant appear and
anwscr at the next term of this Court, else that the
case be considered in Ociault, and tho plaintiff
allowed to proceed. And it is further ordered,
that this rule be published in Tbe Constitution, a
newspaper published in tho city or Atlanta, once
a month for four months provious to the next
term of tills Court.
HILL & CANDLER,
Attorneys tor Libelant.
A true extract f:om the minutes of DeKalb Su
perior Court.
HIRAM J. WILLIAMS. Clerk S. C.
norG-tvlamfra
Valuable Land for Sale.
L YING in Campbell eonnty, G&.» five miles west
of Fairborn, and five miles from Palmetto, and
six miles from Campbellton, consisting of 430
acres. About 176 acres of o'oared land, good
duelling bouse, etc. 30 or40 acrcsorgood bottom
land, all iu a good state of cultivation, whicU I
will sell low lor cash at private sale, and if not
sold before tho 1st Tuesday iu December next, I
will sell tho same at public outenr before the Court
Hou o door in Campbellton On said premises
there is a good Tan Yard, Gin House, Mill. etc.
oct27-wtf G W. TORRENCE.
IHrtJIDSOEr HIOTJSE,
JONESBORO, GA.
BY 1ST. Gr. HUDSON
non e, ucur tun ajuuvii ami juivery
where good meals can be bad at 60 cents,
mayll wtf
v HSg BUtCH^
’624-£.626
flkBERT ST
PR
For Pare Water, u*o
this 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 eo as to be non-freezing,
and in construction so simple
that any one can put It up and
koep It in repair.
THE BEST AND CHEAPEST PUUP NOV/ MADE,
SPRING HILL COLLEGE,
Near Mobile, Alabama.
T HIS institution, which was destroyed by fire
last February, being now rebuilt, will open
its session on tho7th of December r.ext. Tho terms
for the present session, payable half yearly in ad<
vnneo in currency, uto as follows:
Board, Tuition. Washing and Stationery (270
Entrance Feo, first year only
Medical Ftes
Bed and Bedding, if furnished by College..
For references and circulars address ihc Frcsi
dent of the College, at Spring Dill, Ala., tbo Rev.
Clergy nt Mobile, the College of thu Immaculate
Conception, corner Common anil ltaroune streets,
a. liATTIiCtYir. A ....nt
“RA11SDELL NORWAY OATS,”
JPlanters of Georgia,
Hesitate no longer to buy tho
“ NORWAY OATS,
Now on sale by
MESSRS. W. M. & R. J. LOWRY,
Of Atlanta,.
F. Simmons, accompanied tiy tho note and
Mortgage deed, that on the th irty-flrat day of Jan
uary. 1C67. defendant t be made aad delivered to
the plaintiff, Jacob U. Owen, his promissory note,
bearing date the day and year aforesaid, whereby
tbe deiendant promised, one day after date therc-
ot. to pay to tbe order or said plaintiff, flvo thou
sand dollars forTaluo received. And that, after
wards, on the day and year Rorcsald, the de. end-
ant, the better to sccuro the paymeutof said note,
and to savo said Owen against any loss ho mar
sustain, by reason of bis suretyship for said
Gregory, on a bond for the snm of over seven
thousand dollars, as guardian cfNatfaasiai A
Barge, executed and delivered to the plantiir hi
deeds of Mortg.ge, whereby tbe said defendant
mortgaged to plaintiff ail that tr act of fraction of
land, lying and being in tbe first district, second
section, formerly Cobb, now Milton county, in
said State, containing six and one half acres,
moro or less, known in the plan of said district as
nnmber 673; also, all that tract of. parcel of land,
lying and being in tbo sixth distil c t of formerly
Gwinnett, cow Milton counts, Georgl kno wn in
tbe plan of said district as number three hundred
and sixty-five (565), it being the sou h ha r cf said
fractional lot, containing one bnndrid (-u0; acres,
more or less. A.so, threo ’3) acres ol fractional
lot nnmber threo hundred and sixty (SCO) in said
sixth district, bounded by tbe Chattahoochee
River on tbe north, and by the surveyed line ot
said traction on the northwest,
and. It further appearing tbat saidnote remains
nnpaid.it is tbcreloro ordered that said defendant
do pay into Conrt. on or before the first day of
next term thereof, the principal, interest and
costs duo on said cote, or sbow cause to the con
trary, if any he can. And that in railure or de
fendant so to do, the equities of redemption in
and to said mortgaged premises to bo forever
thereafter barred and foreclosed.
And it is farther ordered, that the Clerk of this
Conrt do canse said defendant to be served with
this Rule, as the law directs in such cases.
N. ii. Is SIGHT, Judge.
A truo extract from tho mluutes of said Court,
this November 3, 1S03.
novS-wiaiuim \V. Ii. NESBIT, Clerk.
Sheriff’s Sales for March, 1870.
W ILL bo sold before the Conrt House door in
the city of Atlanta. Fulton county, Ga .with
in tbe lawful hours of sale, on tbe first Tnosday in
“‘.arch next, tho following nroiicrty to-wit:
A part or land lot No 76,In the 14th district of
originally Henry, row Falcon county, Gr. The
partsd levied on Is In ward 2, block 41. and Is on
the corner or Formwalt and Jonrs street, city of
Atlanta, adjoining of J B Ragan and John C
TVhttner, containing 3-S or an acre, more or less,
bald property is occupied by Robert Humphreys
Levied on as tho property of R W Turnip-etM by
virtue of and to satisfy a fl fa issued from Fulton
Superior Court, in favor of J D Crawford vsR IV
Turnlpsced and Levi Turnipsecd. Pro erty point
ed ont by M Arnold, plaintiffs attorney. January
-28,1870.
Alio, at the tamo time aad place, tho south-west
corner or land lot No 12. iu tbe 14th district of
originally Henry, now Fnlton county, Ga, con
taining 12 acres of land, boing square; said land is
levied on as the property of John Herron, by vir-
t ue of and to satiny a fl fa issued fro n Fulton Su
perior Court In (krorof James M Calhoun vs John
Herron, said property sold for the purchase
money. Property p i ted out by plaintiff, and in
this fl fa, January S». 1S70.
Also, at the same time and place, a part of land
lot No 78, In the 14th district of originally Honry
now Fulton county, Ga. Tho part so levied on is
in ward 5, situated on the e. rr.cr of Marlo'.ta and
Peachtree strcets.clty or Atlanta, known as Kile’s
corner; said lot is 4t feet on Peachtree street, and
50 feet on Marriott* street, in said city; on said
lot there Is a two-story brick storo houso. occn-
pi.it br Win Powers A Sons, as a Grocery Storo.
Levied on as the property of Tbomas Kilo, by vir
tue of and to satisfy all fa issued from Fulton Su-
perior Court, la iuvor of John & G W Collier v?
Thomas Kile, and Thomas Kile administrator of
o G Kile, deceased. Property pointed out l»y John
Collier, January 31.1S70. .. _
Also, at the »amc time and place, M L Itobcrts
interest, being the undivided one-sixth of a cer
tain lot situated on 'he corner of Alabama and
Broad ttrecta fronting 65 feet uu Alabama, and
running back 75 feet on Broad street iu tho city
of Atlanta; on sard lot there is h two-story brick
building occupied by tho New Eia Office. Also,
twoono-story buildings, the sa*d undivided onc-
sixth interest in said t ropurtv. Levied on as the
proper’}’of Mark L Robert**, uy virtue of and to
satisfy a state and County tax fl tfi for his tax f»r
the year 1869. Property poirted out by John M
Httrrrell.TC January29.1810. . .
Also, at tbe same time and place, psrtof land
lot No 83, in the 14th district, etc. The part so
levied oti la iu W *rd 1, city lots No« 67 and CS
situated on Kennedy and Grt
I Gray ttreets. rear the
Rolling Mill, iu tbe cltybf Atlanta adjoining the
premites of Miss Emma Loyd, rtmtaint* g 1 arre,
more or less. LCTied on at tho property of W LI
Goodwlu, to satisfy a State and County Tax 11 fa
for ills tax for the year 1863. l’roperlv pointed out
bv John M. Harwell. TC Jan. 22. itT >.
Also, at tho same time and place, part cf land
lot No 86, In tho 14th district, etc The pars so
levied on is in Ward 2. Block 14. situated in tho
Southwestern part of tho city of AUanta. ad join
ing Catholic Cemetery and estate of A E John
son. cont»intng4 acres, more or less. levied on I
as the property of J J Fain, to satlsijr a State and
County Tax Ufa for his taxjfortheyearl6® I
Property pointed out hy John M Harwell, TCJ
Jan 22.1970. J
Also, at the same time and place, psrt ot land
lot No 110. In the 14th district, etc. The part art
levied on is in Ward 1, situated on the corner of
Vine and West Hunter streots, in the city of At-
ncr of Formwalt ur.d -Tones -tree’s. In tho city of
Atlanta, adjoining the premise* or J B Reagan
and JnoC Wbitner. coats thing 3-8 of an acre,
mere or less. LCTied on a- Uto property of U W
Turnlpsced, to satisfy a State aed eonnty tax 11 fa.
for bis tax for tho yearlSTO l’ropoitv ooiatedout
by Jno H Harwell. T (1 January x). 1-7i
Also, at the same Unioned place, part or land
lot No SI, in the 14th district, uc. Oho part so
levied on is in Ward I, cliy lots IS and 11, and sit.
iistPil nr M.qrVh*m tirr. t fat Ihnaltfat m.. s.
GEORGIA* Gwinnett County*
Oedikaby’s Office, Cctobek4,18GD.
IIEKE AS, Fanny Kirkland and Williamson
. . Kirkland applies to me for letters of Admin
istration on tbe estute of William Kirkland, do-
ceased, late of said county and Slate.
These arc therefore, to cite and admonish all,
and singular the kindred and creditors of said do-
ceased, to bo and appear at my office on,or before
the first Monday in November next, and show
cause, if auy they havo. why Letters of Admiuis-
tratlou, on the cstatoof said deceased, should not
be issued to tlio applicants.
Given under my hand and official signature, this
October 4th. 160. J A11E3 T. LAM KIN,
oci6-w6m-printers fee 14 60. Ordinary.
satisfy a ~li ia issued irom Fulton superior Court
in favor ot S S Wyckofl ft t o. vs -*t L Roberts
Property j*ointcdoutby Dill & Candler,plaintiff s
attorneys, January 31,1670. _
AUo at the same time anti plain.*, a part ot land
lot No 77. in the 14th district, etc. The part so
levied on. is in ward 1, block No 6. situated on the
corner of Alabama and Broad streets, in tho cit>
or Atlanta, fronting 56)4 »cct on Alabama street
and running back 105 feet; on said lot is a two-
story brick“building, occupied by the New Era
Printing Office, and two other small houses Lev
ied on as the property of M L Roberts, trustee lor
wife to satist v a State and county tax 11 fa forhts
tax as trustee for the year 1809, January 29,1870.
Also. At tho same time and place, a part or land
lot No78 in theHth district,etc The part so levied
on is in ward 5, situated on tho corner of Marietta
and Peachtree streets, in tho city or Atlanta,
known as Kilo’s corner, containing 42 leeton
Peachtree street, and 50 eeton Marietta street;
on said lot there is a two-story brick store house,
occupied by Wm Powers ft Sons, aa a Grocery
Store. Levied on as tho property ot Thomas Kilo,
to satisfy a State and county tax fl fa for his tax
for tho year I860, this January 29,1870.
Also «t tho same time and place, a part of land
lot No 77 in tho 14th district, etc. 1 he part so lovied
on is in Ward 2, block 3. Irontlng on Pryor street
50 feet and running back 110 feet, situated be
tween’Alabama and Hunter streets, in the city ol
Atlanta, and adjoining the pioperty of Miss
Oelesby and L P Grant. Levied on as the proper
ty of Thomas.GJapkson. to satlafy a Statc and
uatedon Markham street In the city ol Atlanta,
between Ellis and Man gum streets, .ontoinlrr
*4 of an acre, more or loss. Levied on as the prop
erty of Q II Letson. to satisfy a Mate and county
tax fi fa for his tax for th year 1869. Property
pointed out by John M Harwell, T C. Jan nary
29,1870.
Also, at tho tamo time and place, a part
of land lot No 82, in the 14th district.etc. The
part so levltil on I* in Ward 5 Mtuated on the
eonth side of Marietta*tro« t, and running back to
t*c W and A R R right of way. near tbe Rolling
MU1* containing 34 of an acre, mare or Jess. Lev
ied on as tbe property of Felix Sawert, trustee
fbr wifb, to sausfy estate and county tux, fl fa. for
his tax as trustee for the year 1*0. 'This January
£9,1870.
GEUBGIAj Milton County*
Superior Court, August Term, 1869—Present his
Hon N.B. Knight, Judge.
NANCY x- RAMSEY, > Libel for Divorce.
▼s. >
CURRAN P. RAMSEY,/ Rule to pcrlcct service.
T appearing to the Conrt by the return of the
. Sheriff, that the defendant is not to bo found in
id county, and it further appearing that said
d’end&nt resides without tho limits of this State,
it is, on motion^ of Council for complainant, or
dered:
That the defendant appear and answer at tbe
next term of this Court, and tbat he bo served by
publication of tbis rule onco a month for fonr
months (betore said next term,) in The Constitu
tion', a newspaper published at Atlanta, Georgia.
May term, 1869. N. Ii. KNIGHT, Judge.
A truo extract from tlio minutes of said Court,
this November 3, 1SG9.
nov5 wlaw4m W. H. NESBIT, Clerk.
GEORGIA^ Gwinnott County.
THERE AS. Joseph P. Edwards, administra-
. . tor on tbe estate of Thomas L. Watson,
deceased, makes application to mo for letters of
dismission from said administration:
Tbis is, therefore, to cite and admonish all sln<
galar tho kindred aud creditors of said deceased,
to bo and appear at my office on or before tbe
first Monday in April next, to show cause,
if any they can, why Letters of Dismission
should not be granted tho applicant.
Given under my hand and official signature,
this December 13, 1859.
JAMES T. LAMKIN, Ordinary
deGl4-wCm Printer’s fee $1 60.
G£OllGIA 9 Gwinnett County*
THERE AS, Elisha Chamblee, administra
. J and Elizabeth Johnson, administratrix, on
the estate of James J. Johnson, deceased, makes
application to me for Letters of Dismission from
said administration.
This is, therefore, to cite and admonish all and
singular, the kindred and creditors of said de
ceased, to be and appear at my office on or before
the first Moudoy in January next, to show canse,
if any they have, why letters should not bo grant
ed tho applicant.
Given under my hand and official signature,
Sept. 13th. 1869. JAS. T. LAMKIN,
sepl6-w6m-prinler*s feo, $4 Ordinary.
GEORGIA* Campbell County:
THERE a S. John T. Dangino and A. Aus
executors of E. Heath, deceased, represents
to the Court in therir petition, duly filed and en
tered on record, that they have fully administered
E. Heath’s estate.
This is. therefore, to oito all persons concerned,
kindred and creditors, to show cansc. If any they
can, why said executors should not be discharged
from their executorship, and rccelvelettersof dis
mission, on the first Monday in March. 1870.
Given under my hand and official signature,
Dec. 4th, 1869. R C BEAVER3, Ordinary.
dcc5-w4m—printers feo 94 50.
GEORGIA) Gwinnett County*
W HEREAS. A'. C. and John w. Ncsbit, ex.
tors of the estate or William Nesbit de
ceased. having represented to this Conrt in their
petition they have fully administered said estate:
This Is. thcre r orc. to cite and admonish all per
sons concert ed, kindred and creditors, to show
cause, if any they can, why said executors should
rot be discharged from said estate on tho first
Munday in February, 1870.
Witness my hand and official signature, tbis
November 3,1(69.
JAMES T. LAMKIN, Ordinary.
nov4-w6m Printers feo $4 50.
county tax 11 fa for his tax for the year 1862, this
'^lso^Rt^bMatniu ttiro and place, part of land
lot No 78, In the lull district, etc. The part so
levied ou is in ward 5, city lot 161. situated on the
corner of Luckte and fcim ;>son street*, in Uie clty
of Atlanta, containing * aero, more or less^ Lev
ied on os the property ot J s Morns, to satisfy a
State and county t ix 11 fa for his tax tor the year
1S69 Property pointed ont by John M Harwell,T
U, AUo?at tho’ same timo and placs, part of land
lot No 79. in the 14th district, etc. Tho part to
levied on Is in tvard5, situ ted on rowers and
Alexander streets, in the city ot Atlanta, contain
inn 1-S ol an a re, moro or less. Levied on as the
^ito at the samo time and place, part of land
lot No 84. in the 14th district, etc. The part to
levied on 1* in ward 1, block 31, situated on Mitch
ell Haynes Unnter and Davis streets, in the city
or Atlanta, containing SMaciW more or Iom.
Levied on us tho property of J R !> Oxliurn, trus
tee for Mrs Mary D Mangum. to satisfy a Stufo
and county tuxli fa for his tax fortho year 1669
Property iiointcd out by John M Harwell, T t,,
^ 'a'l'o** a win: same time and place, part of land
lot No &l, in !he 14tli Ui trict, etc Tho part to
levied on is in ward 1. situated on the corner ol
Mitchell street ami an ahoy. In tbecltvof Atlanta,
adjoining Mrs 11 Uiidwell and John Shecan.
pr mi'Os. containing X Ol an acre lunro or lea-.
Levied on as the proper ty ot Mrs K Brown, to sat-
isfy a State ami count, lux 11 la, lor berlax tor the
year 1869. Propci ty pointed out by Juo M Har
well. TC, January 20.1S7J. • . r .
Also, at be same time ami place, part of land
lot No 79. in the 14th dUirict. etc. Tho part so lev
ied on Is in ward 5, sitnated on Plumb street, North
of JlmraU’Utt street, in the city of Atlanta, con
taining? acres, morn or less. Levied on as the
property of B A Johnson, Trustee «or wife, to eat-
isfy a State and county tax fl fa. for bh iax for the
ye«irl869. Ontaidiotis a dwelling hun-e occu
pled by defendant. Property pointed out by Jno
ALlIarwell. T U. January 29, UfTO
Also, at tho same time aud place, part oi lana
l«t No 52, in the 14th di.-trict, etc. The put t so lev
ied on is In ward 3. city lot 264. situat-.d on ta«
corner oi Terry and Fair streets, in tt;c city of At
lanta, adjoining M Brown and >v T Co b’* premi
ses, containing 1-2 acre, more or less. Levied on
as tho property of B B Jones, to ?atisfly a State
and county tax fl f*% lor his tax lor tho year i860
Property pointed out byJnoMUurwcll, TU, Jan
uary £9,1870.
Also, at the same time and place, part of land
lot No 43, n the 14th district, «to. Tho part so lev
ied on is in ward 3, sltua'edoii the corner of Grant
and Anderson streets, in the city' of Atlanta
Known as “ Tho School Honso Property,” contain
ing 2 acres, more or less. Levied on as .the prop
erty of G W Stocking, to satisfy a State and conn
ty tax fl fa, for Ms tax for tho yoar 1869 Property
pointed out by Jno M Harwell, T C, January 29,
1870.
Also, at the same time and place, a part of land
lot No 77, In the 14 h district, etc. The part so lev
ied on is in ward No 1, block 33, and fronts 69 reel
root, city or Atlanta and rnn-
a said lot there are two brick store
houses, occupied by Henry G Bell and John Rog
ers. Leved on as tho property of Samaol A Dn-
rand, trustee, to satisfy a State and county tax fl
fa. for his tax for tho year 1869, this January 29,
1870. «
Also, at tho lame time and place, a part of land
lot No 78. in the 24th dist. of originally Henry,
now Fnlton county. Ga.. known in the plan ofthe
map or the city of Atlanta, hy fraction lying in
lront and between city lots and alley Nos
126, on the If SAB It.frontingon Marletl
28>; feet and running bact to W A A R R. adjoin
ing A L Fowler on tho north and Mrs Crumley on
the south. Levied en as the property of Jackson
G Brown, bv virtno of-and to sa'isiy three justice
county fl fas, issued by Julio A w Fleming, J P
or the 476th dlstriO’, G’,11 of DeKalb county. Ga in
favor of Wm U Sprayherry vs Jsckson M Brown.
Said fl fas levied by Henry Holms, L G.and turned
over to me January 4, lfcTO.
GEORGIA) Gwinnett County.
■\7rTHKUEAS, Singleton G. Howell, having ap-
V Y plied to be appointed guardian ot the prop
erty or Rowland Waits and Alice Waits, orphans
of James Waits, deceased.
This is to cite all persons concerned tobo and ap
pear a' the first term of the Conrtof Ordinary after
tho expiration of thirty days from tho first publi
cation of this notice, snd snow cause. If any they
can, wby tho applicant should not be intrusted
with the guardianship of the property o.' the said
Rowland and Alice Waits.
Witness my hand and official signatnro, this
January 18,1870.
jan21-wD0d
JAMBS T. LAMKIN, Ordinary.
Printer’s fee $3
year 1869. Property pointed out by John M Har
well. TC. Jan. 29.1S70. ^ ,, ,
Also, at the same time and place, part of land
lot No 73, la the 14th Dutrlcu elm The part so
levied on is in Wardl, situated on Mineral Spring
streot, in tho city or Atlanta, adjoining Mrs
Doyle and containing X of an acre, mote or less
Levied on ss the property or Mis SI Johnson, to
tatisrr a State and Connty Tax fl fa for her tax for
year 1STO Property pointed out by John M Har
well, TC. Jan 29,1870 .
Also, at the same time and place, part of land
lot No 44. lnthelsth dlit-iet, etc. The part
levied on is in Ward 3. city lots Nos 13 14,15 ai
16, situated on Gnllatt street, in the elty of At
lanta, South or Fair street, and adlolnlng tho
premises of J M Calhoun, L PGrant and J M Msb-
uett. containing 2 acre*, moro or lets. Levied on
as tho property of Richard Johnson, to sa:lily a
-rate end County Tax II la for hie tax for tho year
1£C9 Property pointed ont by John M. Harwell,
TC Jsn 29,1670.
Alao, at the samo timo and place, part dr land
lot No 83, In the 14th district, etc. The part so
levied on is lo Ward 1, B ock 27, situated on the
corner or Magazine *>'d Maagum streets, iu the
city of Atlanta ami adlolnlng John Allen, Kogan,
Croft and Hoyt, con alning ouaacro. more or less.
LeviCtron us tho property of William Bsrry.J J
I)ooiian,ngont, to satisfy a state snd County tax
11 fa for his tax for the year 1869. Property point
ed out by J M Harwell, TC. Jan. 29,1870.
. A Iso, at the same time and place, part of land
lot No 21, in the 14th district, etc. The part so
levied on ia in Wards, ia tlio Southeasterly part
or tlio eity or Atlanta. South of Pori streot and
East of L l* Grnnt’s premises, containing 6 acres,
moro or less- Levied on as tbo property of Ralph
Badger, guardian ol Z Z Badger, to satisfy a Stafo
and county Tax fl fa for Ills tax for the year 1’7)9,
Propertv pointed out by John M Harwell. T C
Jan. 29 1690.
also, at Uic samo time and p'aco. partofland
land lot No 31, in the 14tb district, . to. Tne part
so levied on Is in Ward 3. In tho Southeastern part
of the elty of AUanta. South of l’cari street and
kastof the premises ofLPGraut; containlngd
acres, moro or less. Levied on aa the property ot
tt Badger, to satisfy a State snd County Tax fl ra
for hts tax for tho year l’W Propcrtv pointed
out by John MHarwell,TC. Jan 29,1870. . ,
Also, at tbo samo time and pfoce, part of land
lot No SI. in tho 14th district Said port so levied
on is in Ward 1. Situated on Peters street, roar
CssUeberry street, in tho city ol AUanta. contain
ing 3-16 of an acre, more or less. On said lot Is a
dwelling now occupied bydofendank Levied on
aa the property ol Jesseo Lumpkin, trustee, to
satisfy a Slate and eonnty tax. 11 fa for hts tax for
tho year 1869. Proporty pointod out by John M
Harwell, 19. , , . ., "
Also, nt the samo time and place, Dart or land
lot No 78, In tho I4’,h district, etn. Tho part so
levied on lain Ward 5 fronting 56 feet at June-
tion of Marietta and Walton streets, in the fork
or said street*) tn the city of Atlanta. On said lot
I- a wood building. Levied on as the property oj
Fowlor and Simmons, to satisfy a tax fl fa f»r
tho year 1869 Property pointed out by John M
Harwell,TC. January29,1870.
Also, at the same time and placa, part or land
lo: No 76, In the 14th district cto. Tho part so
levied on U in Ward 2, block 4, and situated on
uatrson st. between McDonough and Crew ats. tn
the cityol Atlanta, a 'joining the premise* of Mrs
Stalling! and John G Martfo) containing Kff an
acre, more or lest. Levied oo as the property of
Wm Woods, to satury a State an) county tax fl fa.
for bis tax for the year 1869. Property pointed out
by John M Harwell, T u.
t l-o. at the same time placs, part ofland lot No
62. In tho 14th district etc The part so 'evied on
Is In Ward 4, and situated on Railroad street. In
the city of Atlanta, between Belt amt Moore a’s,
and adjoining B D Shoroate and Caroline Brooks,
containing 3 16 of an acre, more on less. On said
Also, at the tome lime time and place Dart or
land lot No. TO. in tho 14 h Ul»trl.*t Via The
part so levied on ia in ward Sou Marietta street
m the city of Atlanta near the rolling mill, ad
joining property of E M. Cravath, containing t£
of an aero, more or leu. On t»itl lot Is a duell
ing house wherein defendant resides. Levied on
ss tbe property of JobnCoughlln to satury a State
snd county tax 11 fa for hts tax tor the year 1869.
Property Doinud out by John M. Harwell, T. C-
Jannary 29.1S70.
Also, at th tire litre and place,psrtof lsad
lot No 51. in 14th DistricCitc. The part so
levied on Is 1 n xd 4 srd situated on the corner
of Houston) It er aad Ellis stieeu tn the cltyet
Atlanta, adjoining J. c. Iloghe-. and containing
1 acre, moro or less. Levied on as the property
of Mrs M L Christian to satisfy a State and connty
tax fl fa for her tax for tbe year 1S59. rmiwrty
pointed by John M Uaruell.TC, January 29,1870.
Also.at tho same time and placca part oi land lot
NoS2 in tbo 14th a (strict, etc. ihcpart so levied
on lain ward 5,sltna<cd oo Marteita street and
W and A E It, city of AUanta, and near the noil-
Ing Mill, contaf ing 1-16 of an acre more or lo-s.
Levied on aa tbe i-ropci-ty of Pat ti’K cfe to satis
fy a State and connty tax fl to. for his tax for the
year 18C9, this January £9,1870.
Also, at tbe same time and placo, a part of land
lot No 52. In the 14th district etc The part so
levied on is in ward 4, situated on Decatur street
and running through to Ga tt R, right of way ad
joining S ct Beach and It Cain, city of Atlanta.
oootalnisgK aero of land more or leu. On said
lot there Is a wood dwelling in which the defend-
ent resides. Lovle i on at the property of Dennis
Sullivan, to satisry a Kioto and connty tax fl to
for his tax tor tbe y< ar 1169. this January 29.1810.
Also, at thetame tlmo and place a psrtof land
lot No 46 In tbe 14th district etc. Tho part so lev
ied on la in ward 4. block IX city lot 12 situated on
Hilliard street* between Wheat ar.a Irwin streets
in tho city or Atlanta, adjoining iho premises of J
R Wallace, containing i 2 aero more or lets. Lev
ied on as the property of W W Racket to satis-
fy a Mate anil connty tax fl ra, for hit tax for the
year 1869 January 2). 1870.
Thcahovefl fas, lovied onbyj. R. Thompson,
L C., and tnrnod over to mo January 29.1379.
fcl>l-w4w W.L.UCBBARD.D. Sheriff.
Campbell County SlierilTis Sales.
W ILL be tald on the first Tuesday in March
next, within the legal hours of tale,
b fore the Conrt House door, in th * town of
Campbellton, Campbell connty, Qa, tbo follow
ing property, to-wlt:
The interest of Abner J. Foster being one elcv
cn'h part in lots No. 152 and 128 in tbe 14chdis
trict or originally Fayette now Campbell connty,
containing one hundred and fifty acres more o
less, the tame being the lands of Moses Foster’
csta e, now in possession or the widow Foatei
satisfy a 11 fa in favorof Amanda A. Foster
said Abner J. Foster, issned from Campbell Superi
or Conrt Property pointed ont by plainUff a At-,
torney.
Also at tbe same time and place will be told
lota of land No. 123 in tbe 8th district of originally
Coweta now Campbell county, Ga., containing
SOiX acres moreor less, levied on as the property
of James L. Gaddy to satisfy a fi fa issued Dorn
Campbell Superior Court In favorof A. Aosteli
and John T. Longino executors of R. He:
oeated against J. L Gaddy. Property poin
by plaintiff’s attorney.
Also at the same time and place lot of land No.
884. in the 18th district and 2d section of originally
Cherokee bat now Campbell connty, Ga.. contain
ing 40 acres more or leas, levied on by virtue ora
tax Ilia issued by J.H. Winn. T. U, to sailafy a
tax fl fa against Rnssell and Brumby. Property
pointed out by 4. H. Wion, T. C. *
Also at the lute time and place lotoflandNo.
630 in the ISth district 2d section or originally
Cherokee bat now Campbell county, Ga, contain
ing 40 acres more or le-s, as property of M. C
Summerline, executor of Joseph Summerline de
cease-1 to satisfy a snhpcena 11 fa in favorof Wade
White against M. C. Summerline, executor, etc.
Property pointed ont by Thomas W. Latham,
plalntifl’s attorney.
Also, at same time and placa, town lot No 42, sit
uated in the town of Campbellton.-with Improve-'
menu tbereon. to satisfy a tax 11 fa issned bar w
W Hindman.TC, for taxes due by A W Wheat
for the year 1867. Levied ou as the property of /
W Wheat, and pointed ont by W H wooddalL
EVAN R. WHITLKf.
Deputy Sheriff.
feb2-wtdofs printer’s tee 32,50 per levee.
GEORGIA, Fnlton Connty.
Oxdinaxt’s Orncz, Fin. 10,1870.
T HOMAS FRANCIS has applied for exemption
of personalty, end I will pas> npontheaame
at 10 o’clock a. X-, on the 21st day of February,
1870, at my ofllce.
DANIEL PITTMAN. Ordinary
fobll-dltAwtt Printer's feo V
fptilOUSANDS who bad an opportunity to see
X. the samples at the recent State Fair at Ma
con, embracing many of tbe officials and Agri
cultural Club, of the different coantics, are buy
ing them, and will realize 60 to 190 bushels to tbe
acre—tbe yield being in proportion to tbe soil and
preparation given. While those who sow the
common kinds will only grow 10 to 3d bushels to
the acre, with alt tbo a-tvantage. that can be
given tothem. We arc authorized to offer
Fremiti r.s of $50, $100 and $150
IN GOLD,
Respectively, for the LARGEST YIELD from 2,
5 and 10 bushels purchased of any one of onr
Local Agents in Georgia, and sown from 15:h
December to 15th February. Premiums to be
paid at tho next State Fair.
LET EVERY PLANTER IN THE STATE
scud in his order at okcs as the supply is dinin*
ism no rapidly, and comoete for the premiums.
Address: HOUGH ft CHURcH,
General Agents for the Southwest,
Or, JAMES 11. TOOLE,
^ m Special Agent,
dec4-Wtf Knoxville. Tenn.
DeKalb County Sheriff’s Sale.
GEORGIA, Campbell County.
A GREEABLE to tho last will and testament of
Thomas M cK»y, sr, decoa&od, late of skid
county, on tho first Tuesday in March next, will
be sold within tho lawful h *urs or sale, at the
Court Houso door, in Campbellton, in said county,
lots and fractions lots of land Ko. 8.3,35.36, anu
a part ol 37. in the first district or originally Car-
roll, now Campbell county; containing in all six
hundred and eighty-threo and a half acres, more
or less A’so. ISo 64, and a part of 33, in tho 8th
district of orgrinally Coweta, now Campbell coun
ty, containing abont 224 acres, more or less. Sold
as the property of Thomas MacKay, sr., deceased,
for distribution among the legatees according to
said will. Said lands lying on both sides of tbe
< hattaboochce Biver, known as the home scat of
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
janlO-wtds Thos. MacKay, sr., deceased.
Also, at tho samo time and place, twenty (20)
acres of vacant land in the north-west corner
ofland lot So 224. in the 17th district of orig-
inally Henry, now Fulton county. Ga. Le vied on
os the property of Jesse M Cook, to satisfy a State
and county tax fi fas. for his tax for the year 1869,
property pointed ont by defendant January 29,
1870. Lovied made by D U Alsobrook and turned
over to mo.
Also, at the samo time and place, two (2) acres
of vacant land lying and being in the north-west
corner of land lot Ko 176 in tne T4th district of
originally Henry, now Fulton county. Georgia
Levied as the property of N N Jett and S and B U
Strickland, to satisfy a State and connty tax fl fa.
for their tax for the yoar 1869. Levy raado bv D
II Alsobrook, L C, and turned over to me January
29, 187).
W. L, HUBBARD, Deputy Sheriff.
fcbl-tt4vr
GEORGIA) Campbell County*
Ordinary’s Office, Jan. 18.1870.
F )UR WEEKS after date application will be
made to the Court of Ordinary of said county,
to sell the lands belonging to the estate of James
II. Rogers, late ot 6aid county deceased.
jan!9-w4w CLARKT. SMITH, Adm’r.
GEORGIA) Gwinnett County*
W HEREAS, J. T. Clowcr, administrator, and
Marv E Harris, administratrix, on the
estate of Wm. C. Harris, deceased, makes appli
cation to me for letters of dismission from said
administration:
This is, therefore, to cite asd admonish aft and
singul r, the kindred and creditors of fuid de
ceased, to be and appear at my office, on or before
tbe first Monday in April, 187*1. to show cause, if
any they have, why letters of dismis>ion should
not bo granted the applicants.
Given under my bund official signature, this
December 27,1869.
JAMES T.LAMKIN.Ordinary.
dec23-w4m Printers fee $4 50
ADMINISTRATOR'S SALE.
GEORGIA) Campbell County*
inally Carroll now Campbell connty. Sold as
property of George W. Cleckler, deceased, for me
benefit of tbe heirs and creditors of said deceased
Terms cosh. Tbis, January 3d, 1870
WILLIAM SELMAN,
janS-wtds. prs, fee t5.Administrator.
V I ww ron u VI wumui. VCOOIU kUliUky, Ufl . UU
the first Tuesday in March next, 1870, within GEORGIA) Fulton County*
tb (3 lawful hours of sale the following property to-
One store bouse, with dwelling house attached.
In the town of Deeatur, the same being town lot
No. 12. and generally known as the E. R sser cor
ner. Levitd on as the pro]
to satisfy a taxfi. fa. *
Collector of DeKalb
M. Brown; for his State and County Tax for the
year 1869. Property pointed out by the derend-
ant. Levy made by B, L. Hudgens, L. C~ and re
turned to me January 29.1870.
, M . JAMES HUNTER, Deputy Sheriff.
febl-wMj Printer’, fee *2 50.
GEORGIA, Fnlton County.
Obdinaxy’s Officx, Fid. 3,1870.
R OBERT W1DDOTVS baa applied for exemp
tion of personaltj-.and setting apart and val
uation or bomestead, and I will pass upon the
same at 10 o’clock. A. u., on the 16th day of Febru
ary, 1870, at my office.
DANIEL PITTMAN, Ordinary.
JaxS-dlUWSt Printers fee**
Obdihaby’s Officx, Fzb. 7, 1870.
G EORGE A. JOHNSON has applied for ex
emption of personalty, and I will pass upon
tbe same at 10 o’clock, 1. H. on the 10th day of
February, 1870, at my office
DANfEL PITTMAN, Ordinary.
feb8.dlU.W2t Printers feo *2 50.
Daniel M. Byrd vs. The Gwinnett Manufactnrln«r
Cempany.
Debt in the Justice' Court of the 407th Distrlot, G.
M., of Gwinnett county, Ga.
T IE Gwinnett Manufacturing Company and
the Stockholders therein, will take notice that
tbe plaintiff aforesaid has commenced his action
of debt aa aforesaid, returnable to a Jostlce Court
to bo held in aud for said district, at tbe Court
House in Lawreneeville, in said county, at 10
o’clock. A.K..onthc25thdaTof Februar , 1870, at
which time the said plaintiff will ask a judgment
on his claim, in terms of law In such cases made
and provided. DANIEL H. BYRD,
jan27-w4t Plaintiff.
Sheriff’s Sales for March, 1870.
W ILL be sold before the Court House door, in
theCity of Atlanta, Fulton connty, Geor
gia, between the legal boors of sale, on the first
Tuesday in March next, tho following property,
A 1 that part or parcel of land lot No 45 in th'
14th dist. ect. The part so levied on is in Ward 4
and situated on Decatur street and Georgia Bail-
road, adjoining Mrs Linn and Ilenry Lowns’
premises, in the city of Atlanta, containing M
of an aero, moro or less. Levied on as thu prop-
erty or J A Bale, to satisfy a State ana County
Tax fl fa. for his tax for tho year IS* # Property
pointed out byJobn M. Harwell, Tax Collector,
January 29,1870.
Also, at the same time and plane, partof land
lot No 79. in the 14th dist. ect The part to levied
on is in Ward 5, situated on Marietta and Hlumb
streets, in the city of Atlanta, near the Rolling
Mill, containing X of an acre, more or less. Le
vied on as tile property or John Coughlin, ad
ministrator of tbe estate of Mrs Mary withers, to
satisfy a State and Conntv Tax 11 fa for his tax
for the year 1839. Property pointed out by Jno M
Harwell. T C. January 29,1870
Also, at the same time and place, part of land
lot No 77, tn the 14tb district, etc. The part so
levies on is in Ward 2 Block 12, situated on the
corner of Loyd and Mitchell streets, tn the city
of Atlanta, adjoining the Catholic Charch prop
erty and containing X of an acre, more or less.
On said lot there is u dwelling occupied by the
defendant. Levied on us the property nr Patrick
Cannon to satisfy a St .to and County Tax fl fofor
bis tax for the year 1869. Property pointed out by
John SI Harwell. T C January 29.1870.
Also, at the same timo an ■ place, part of land
lot No 77 in tho 14th district, etc. The part so
levied on is in Ward 1. Block C situated on Ala
bama street, between Forsyth and the Railroad
and and adjoining premises of B M Clark and E
W Holland in tbe city of Atlanta, contaiuiag
05 2-10 feet On said lot is a dwelling bouse, in
which tho defendant resides. Levied on as tho
property of M L Roberts, trustee for wire, to sat
isfy a State and County Tax fl fa for hi* tax for
the year 1869 Property pointed out by John M.
Harwell,TC. January29,taTO. .
Also, at tho same timo and place, part of land
lot No 46. in tho 14th district, etc. The part sole-
vied on Is in Ward A on the corner or Houston
and Jackson streets, in the city or Atlanta, ad
joining the premises of W L Cleveland, contain-
ing IX acres, more or les*. Levied on as the
property ot Jared Baringcr, to satisfy a State and
county Tax Ufa for his tax for the year 1869.
Property pointed out by John M Harwell, T C.
January 29, ISM. ....
Alto, at tbe same time and place, parts of lots
Nos 44 and 53 in tbe 14th district, etc. The part
so levied on is in Ward 3, situated on H1U. Grant
and Glynn streets. In the city cf Atlanta, near the
old Fairground, containing 23 acres, more or less,
known as the Richard Johnson property. On said
lot is a dwelling home occupied by defendant.
Levied on as the property of J M Maobett, to sat
isfy a state and Connty Tax fl fa for his tax for the
yoar 1869. Property pointed ont by John M Har
well. TC. January 29,1370.
Also, at the tame time and place, partofland
lot No 77. In the 14th district, etc. The partsole-
vied on ia In Ward 1, Block 9, situated on Broad
street city of Atlanta, adjoining Mrs Mahaffee
and Mrs Sheon. and containing 48x69 feet. Levied
on as tbe property of William Durham, to satisfy
a State and County Tax fl fa for bis tax for tho
ycarl669. Property pointed out by John M Har
well, T C. Jannary 59,1870.
Also, at the same time and place, part ofland
lot No 81, In the 14th district etc. Tho part so
levied on la in Ward 1, situated on Booths alley,
in the city of Atlanta and enjoining J B Stewart
and John Holmes, containing X of an aero, more
or less. Levied on as the property of D 33 jin, to
GEORGIA) Campbell County.
AXrHKRKAt. John A. Parker, guardian of
\ V Wiley B. Milam, Louisa F. Milam ami
Catharine M Milam formorlv. n■ ■ \r Catharine M.
Aldridge, having applied ro the Courtof Ordinary
of said county, I Ur a di-charge from his guar
dianship or Wiley It, louisa F Milam, aad
Cutharino M. * Ulrldge, persons and property:
Tbis Is, therefore. Pa cite all persons concerned,
to show cause by filing objections in my office,
why the said John A. Parkor should not be dis
missed from hia guardianship of Wiley
Louis > F. Milam and Catharinn M Aldridge and
receive tho usual lottcnof dismU-ion
Given under my hand and official signature,
this December 25,1863.
, „ R C. liEAYERS, Ordinary.
dec28-w43d Printers fee *3
Joho W Odum. Levied on at the property of _
W Biigerly, to satisry a State and county tax fl to.
for the year 1669. Property pointed out by John
M Harwell; T C.
Alao, at the tamo time and place, partof land
lot No 84, in the 14th district, eta The part eo
levied on la in Ward 2. and situated on l’ryor
street, between Mitchell and Hunter streets, in
the city of Atlanta, and adlolnlng the premises
ot EEBawsonandC lleiatz, contains X or an
aero, more or less, on said lot Is a dwelling house
now occupied by said defendant. Lev cd on as
the property or Dr. Thos 8. Powell, to safety a
Sta'eand county tax Ufa for his tax for the yea:
1S69. Property pointed ont by John M Harwell,
TC
Al«o, at tho aame time and placo, nhttof land
lot No 77, in tne 14th district, ate. The part so
levied on la In Ward 2, on rorsyth street near
Grenvillo’s Mill, In the city of Atlanta, and con
taining;; acre, more or leas. Levied on as tne
property or C E Grenville, to satisfy a state amt
county tax fl to, for bis tax for tho year 1869 Prop'
elty |iointed ont hy John U Harwell, T C.
Alao, at the same time and place, part or land
lot No 77, In the 14th lstrlct, etc. The part so
levied- on is In Ward 2. block 4. and situated oa
the corner of Whitehall and Hunter streets, in
tbe city of Atlanta, odjota ng the premises of
John Jonos On said lot ia a store-honse. now oc
cupied by Capt. Koely, containing (7)(x60 feet
Levied on aa the property of John M Gannon, to
satisfy a State and county tax flta, <or hia tax tor
the year 1869. Property pointed out by John M
Harwell. TC.
Also, at tbe same time and placo, part or land
lot No 60. In the 14th distriot. etc. Tbe property so
levied on is In Ward.4, in tho corner of Ivy and
Fnrest Avenue streets, running throngh to Col
lins’ street, n thecityor Atlanta, adjoining the
premlsos of Wm Mims, containing 2 acres, more
or less. On said lot Is a dwelling house, now oo
copied by the defendant. Levied on as the prop,
erty of Mrs. Martha Alexander, to satisfy a State
and county tax flto, fur her tax tor the year 1:69.
Property pointed out by John M Harwell, T C.
Also, at the same time and place, part of land
lot No 78, in tho 14th district, etc. The part so
levied on Is in Ward2, part of city lo'sS3 and 34.
situated ou tbe corner of Clark and Wa-hington
streets, running through to Crew street, in the
city or Atlanta, and adjoining R P Zimmerman's
premises, containing 1J4 acres, more or less. Le
vied on as the property of George T White, to
satisry a State and Connty Tax Ii fa for his tax for
lot No (0, in the 14th district, eto. Th- part so
evied on Is in Ward 4, situated on Ivy, Merreit
and Collins streets. In the city of Atlanta, and
adjoining the premises of J O Harris, containing
2;; acres, moro or less- On ssid lot is
dwelling in which defendant now resides. L
vied on as the property of Mrs L B Adams, to
satisry a State and Connty Tax fl to for her tax
for the year 1869. Property pointed oat by John
M Harwewcll, T C. Jan. 29,1870. _.
Also, at the samo time and place, part ofland
No 83, In the 14th district, etc. The part so levied
on is In Ward 1, and situated on victoria, John
and W and A R -R, in tho city of Atlanta, ad-
j< inlng the premises or J Armstrong, containing'
of an acre, more or less. On said lot lsdwcl.
ling la which said defendant now resides. Le
vied on as the property or Harvey O’Shields, to
satisry a Stato and Connty Tax fl fa for his tax for
year 1869. Property pointed out by John M Har
well, TC. Jan. 29,1870.
Also, at the same time and placo. a part or land
lot 83, In tho 14th district, etc. Said part so levied
on is in Ward 6. situated on Marietta street and
GEORGIA) Gwinnett County.
"IIERKAS, Daniel Harris, a<lmlnUtratoro>
. the eriato of Buckner Ha ris, itercased,
mskPAspnllcatlon tome lor letters of dismission
Irom said administration:
This is. therefore, to eiiu and admonish all per
son. concerned, to he and appear nt my office on.
ir hcfuTa tlip first Monday in Decemtier next, to
haw cause, ir any they can. why letter* of dis
mission should not be granted thu applicant.
Given nndermy h-nd and official signature, this
September4th. 1=63 JAS T. LAMKIN.
sep7-w6m - priutc-s f.-e *4 51 ordinary
GEORGIA) Milton County.
W n .w?¥i^ S Ma< } tson Jameson. Administrator
of W ilklnson Jatnesnn. dent > <l,rcprc»entsto
the Court, in hit petit ou duly filed and or record,
that be has Tally uUrainbtcivU Wilkinson Jame
son’s estate.
This Is to cite and **lmunt*b ail persons con
cerned. kindred snd creditors, to show e»nse.if
any they can. wh said *dratnj*t raior should not
be discharged from his administration and re
ceive letters or <tlsmt*elon on the first Monday
in December, 1S69. sept 7.1 69.
O P KKLTON. Ordinary.
sepl0-w6ir. Printer’* fee $4 6d. * *
GEORGIA? Milton Comity*
Ordinary’s office, Jan. 26.18T0.
To the heirs at law or Robert Martin, late or said
county.
The petition of .Warn W. Legg, shewing to tho
court that Robert Martin, of Slid county, did.
while in life, sign a certain bon ’ tor title for a lot
or land, described in »atd I toad, which bond is fril-
ly aetf rtnln aaid petition; and It appearing that
said Lugg has fiilly paid Iurs .i l land, and that
Adam W. Lcgz wishes an urdcr to il T Mania
and Wm. P Brown, cxcrutois of Robert Martin,
to make title under the bond:
has fully paid for i
* ir* nn on
cxccutois of Robert Martin,
thchoml:
It I* ordered by th* Court, that notice of A. W.
Lcgg’s application bo g.ycu to all |«r*o.s inter
ested. and that theyflic 'heir "hjctluns, if any.
before the first Monday In March, .873. or on order
will be pasted, granting applicant', petition.
Given under my o no and official signature this
22d day or January, 1870.
JautT w33d P ~ SKELTOK » OrditMT-
EXECCTOU’3 S ILE,
of Franklin, Heard county, on thu first Tuesday
in March next, between tho usual bouts of
•ale, two hundred two and a half acres, number
(51) flrty-ooe, eleven tb illjdla net or said county.
Also, on the same day. wi 1 br sold before
tbe Conrt House door in the town of
C.nton, connty of Ch rotes, lot Nn. cloven
(11) third district an t second section, con
taining forty acre), more or teas, cold a* th.
property or Littleton T. 1’ llowell. deceased, un
der an order of tbe Superior Court lor the benefit
or the creditors. Terms cash. Ihc 24 19*0.
. I. 8. FANNIN, executor.
dcc29-wlds PI inter* fee flO
GEORGIA) Milton County.*
Oroixabt’s Office, Jax 31, 1870.
J ONAS CAIN, and Mrs Adaline Moulder ap>
plies for exemption of personalty, and ralna-
tion and setting apart of hi mosteud. 1 w 11 pass
upon tho samcou the 10.h dav or rehruary, 1370.
at 10 o’clock, a. sc, at my offleo in Alpharetta.
O. P. SKELTON, Ordinary.
fcb2 dlaw2t Printer’s feo S3
GEORGIA. Gwlnuett County.
\ A I’ll ERE AS, M. M Bolton, Administrator on
II the estate of c, E Ross, deceased, makes
application to me for letters or dismission from
•aid Administration;
These are, therefore, to cite and admonish all
and singular the kindred and creditor* of said de
ceased to bo and appear at my offioe on or be ore
the first Monday in November next, to tbow
cause, if any they oan. why Letters of Dismission
should not be granted the applicant.
Glvcnundermyhandand official signature till a
July SOih, 1869,
JAMES T. LAMKIN. Oidinary.
aug3-w8m Printer's fee 33.
W A A B R. In the elty of Atlanta, adjo nlng the
r remises of F X* Bice and P O’Keefe, containing
■16 or an acre, more or less. On said lot la a
dwelling whereon defendant now resides. Le
vied on as the propertvof Brice Webb, to satisfy
a State aad County Tax 11 fa for bis tax for tbe
year 1869. Propertypolntcd ont by John M Har
well. TC. Jan. 29.1310.
Alio at the samo time and placa. part of land
lot 78. in tho 14th district*, etc. Tbo part sola-
vied is in Ward 6, situated on Walton and Luekle
streets, between Cain and Foundry streets. In tho
city of Atlanta, containing X aero, moro or less.
Levied on as tho property of A L Fowler, to sat
isfy a Stato and County Tax fl fa forhls tax fortlie
year 1869. rroporty pointed out by John M I! .r-
well.TC. Jan 29,167).
Also, at tbe samo time and placo. part of land
No 77, in the 14th district, eto. The part so levied
on Is in Ward 2, Block 25, situated on Lovd and
Fair streets, in the city of Atlanta, adjoining the
R remises of Jno M Holbrook. Lawshe and Frank-
n, containing 1J< cd an acre, more or less. On
said lot it adwelllng honso in which the defend
ant now resides. Levied on as the property of
Mrs Uargarett Gannon, totattsry a St .to and
Connty Tax fl fa for for tax for the year 1869
Property pointed out by John M. Harwell, T. C.
January 29, 1850.
Also, at the samo time and place, part of land
lot No 78, in tho 14th district, etc Tho part so
levied on It In Wardl, and sitnaiod on Slioeral
Spring street, in the city of ' ttanta. and adjoining
tho premises of Mrs George Johnson and A
Hayden, containing 136 acre, more or lest. Levied
on at the property of J A Hayden, President of
Mineral Spring Company property, to satisI> a
State and eonnty tax fl to. for his tax for the year
1869. Property pointod out by John M Harwell,
TC. January29.1890.
Alro. at the some time and place, partof land
lot No 83, tn the 14th district, etc The part ao
levied on is in Wardl,block25,and situated
Ellis street. In the city of Atlanta, adjoining
premises of E R Elliott and Wade lull, eonta—
ing X ot an acre, more or less. Levied on as the
property of J J Lolten, to satisfy a State and
coonty tax fl fa, for bis tax tor the yean 1869.
Property pointed by John y Harwell, T C. Janu
ary 29,3570.
Also, at the same time and plaee, partof land
lot No 78, in the 14th district etc The part so
levied on Is in Ward 6, block 166. and situated on
Luekle and Hayden streets, in the city or Atlan
ta, between Harris and Bakar streets, containing
X ot an acre, more or less. Levied on as the
property of P Weeks.to satL-fy a State and county
tax fi to, for his tax for the year 1969. Property
pointed ont by John M Harwell, TC. January29,
1310.
Also, at tbe tamo time place, part of land lot
No 52. In the 14th district, etc. The part so levied
on Is in Ward 4, and situated on Decatur street,
between Collins and Calhonn streets. In tho city
of Atlanta, adjoining the premise* of Messrs How
ard and Oncil. containing X ot an acre, more
or Ie-s. On said lot is adwellmg hou-e, occupied
by W Hancock. Levied on a* tho property or
Julias Poplin to satisfy a State and connty tax
fl fa, for hts lax for tho yoar 1869. Property point’
ed out by John M Harwell, TC. Jannary 29.1870
Also, at the same time and place, part or land
lot No St, In the 14th dlitrict. etc. The part to
m re or less.
.. . IV Otburn, to
_ state and county tax, for his tax for the
year 1869. Property pointed out by John M Har
well. TC. January 29,1879.
Also, at tho same time aud place, part of land
lot No.5, la the 14th District, etc. The part to
levied on Is In ward A slnaied on Harris street,
between Bntlef and Fort streets in tbe elty o
Atlanta, adjoining the premises of Samuel Harry,
’colored)and Mrs. Windings,eontaiuing9-16of an
acre, more or less. Levied on as the propertyor
J. S. Pearce,Trustee, to satisfy a State and eonnty
tax fl fa lor hts tax for tho year 1869. Property
K rated ont by Juo. M. Harwell, T. C-, January
1870.
atthe same time and place, part of land
“ in the 14th district, eto. The part so lev
NOTICK.
FTIOLLED before me. ns an cstrav, on the7th
X day or February 1873, by Absalom Fullor, or
the636thDistrict.G M, of DeKalb countr, Ga.
one red Cow, aboutfonrteen years oi l, right horn
partly broken off, about six inches of her tall cut
off, no marks or brands visible. Appraised by
James Arnold end Leroy Hudgins, freeholders o;
said district, tobo worth flvo dollars and thas Jk
it worth twenty-live cent* per day to keep her.
The owner Is hereby notified to appear before
me. prove property, pay costs and expenses and
take her aw ay, or she will be sold on the promisee
ot aad Absalom Faber, lire miles South of Deca
tur, on Tuesday, the 15th day of February, 1S70.
J. L. WILSON, ordinary.
febO dltdwlt Printers fee <2
GEORGIA* Milton Countr*
OrdinAar’s officx, Fra s, 1870.
to the Court in hit Dual rciurn duly filed tn this
office, that he has ru ly administer d the citato
or said Beshcara:
This Is to all cite persons concerned, kin
dred and creditors, to show cansc, if any they
feb6-w4m
Assignee’s Sale.
W ILL ba said on tbe first- Tuesday in March
next, before the Court flousn «ioor at Mc-
Donouzh. Ucnry connty. in |>ur»u inceoi an order
from tne Conrtof Baukrupicy *or the Nor hern
District or Georgia, tho Krai Krtateof John Fry
er, adjudged a b mkrupt. boi 150 jt 'res more or
lest of land adjoining Manson Stewart and Mrs.
Daily’s. In 7th District Henry oounty, Geo. Also
honseand lot) upon which a-Id Fryer now resides
und 8 acres more or leas on the riecatnr road hair
a mile north Irom tho Court House. Feb. 4 1879.
A, W. TURNER.
fcbfiw4t A-Slgr.o*.
Assignee's Sale.
W ILL be sold on the first Tuesday in MarcK
next before the Conrt Uouto door, at Me-
Donongb, Henry cuuntr, in pu< .nance of an order
from the Conrt f Bankrupt y. for tho Northern.
District or Georgia the Beal Estate of John F.
Wolfo. adjudged a bankrupt, being five hundred
acres of land more or tea*, being 1-ts and parts of
lots Nos. 161. 169. 163 in 7-h ut-trict ot Henry
county. Also lot No 2 8, in 8* district 3d section
Murry oounty. Geo. Also lot No 35. Stb di.trlct
1st section, Fannin connty. Geo. Feb.« lsTO.
A. W.TURNER.
feb6w4t Assignee.
GEORGIA) Gwinnett Connty.
\\J H ERE AS, E. M Brand guardian of Elisa-
V \ both Cooper, formertv. now Kiis.betb Bras
well, shows in his petition that he has fn-lys ttlod
with bit ward mad desire* dismission from said
gna diansbip:
These are. therefore, to notify all persons con
cerned to show causu if any they can within tbs
timo prescribed by law, why letters of dismission
should not be granted the applicant.
Given under ray hand and official alg&ature.thls
February 1,1879.
... ... JAMEST. LAMKIN.Onlinsry.
feh5-w<9J Printer’s fee |S
NOTICE.
William B. Roberts v . The Gwinnett Uaontoo-
turlng Company—Comp.alnt in tho Superior
Court of Gwinnett cou’nty, Georgia.
S AID Company and the Stockholders therclm
will take notice that tho plaintiff baa com
menced his action aforesaid agaraat said Compa
ny rcturc—Ue to the March Term. 183). of said
Court, anWhat ho will, at the September Terir.
thereafter ask a judgment ra hi* favor on his
claim in terms of law in such cose, made and
provided. February 4,1873.
. WM. 75. ROBERTS.
Jab*-wlaw4w Plaintiff.