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p Mwl. H:il * COodier Col. L. to BtaekWr. 11111-
• r M Bro . u d Z B Hargrove
. .« I. J (iwtnl] ud MMm.Thrwkff * Thro»h-
Ajb cWt to the ErrewtJve ]
•aw ttet Aron. J C Him alar gat the wrot
for falls
tn.
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Mr Hot/ hto* «w arre*t«-d Id Marietta and brought
I for part* unknown.
Oewral t;«rtr*B «*%») itad to the warrant on the
prr • iid tumt it vu defertfae. The def<t» *an« M*
x»-d pat upon notice of wtiat violetloa be ws* gnfltv.
11/- wmm »liltag to a tow it to be amended. The act
laoM be or alleged. and the nntore of the
fraodbleot rw-an* aaed sta'ed.
< a*.“i-ei B-kUt) aaid that the difficult!#* suggest'd
/ n'O '*• net by the order and direction of the eoort.
TaeobJ »• of a warrant wu to bring the party into
• '4.t. at.d a warrant need not ba a* partlm’ar aa
fat. ral faartrr!l maintained that the warrant
not eip!1e!t enough The eaae a boa Id be stated.
Jw* loe Bui held that tne warrant waa fall enoogb
t . proceed on. He renewed the rig t to atop the cave
a- anjft uc to allow the defendant time
oaoa«s r. inom taKM tws rr*«i>
Hi/.•••e P. Boriivu shown a bill of J. M. A J. C.
> .Inat the State Road for $5/A5 40
k..»i un I>41 by Ba algnatara and date It wai
aadMvd by liov bkiaa Had a ronveraation v»lth
lUochkta* at the ba-eeea Houre about the Ah vander
MU. Had to him that It waa reported he bad
odvod |f«Jor rh- Alexander bill.
M‘<rrnx>— uninib t*at he oot $*©.
but that paid ft 41 of It to C. P. McChlia. book
he. per li.-toio witnera thi some two mnntha ago.
( Via) what HnMMuaar eeived the fOOOfor Noth
i j w«. .a (1 ala.at the tone the bill waa paid. Hoich*
lua« waa Aa Hor in 1*00
( o.. • xa aioed b the State-Witnera wai
Arwnt of Ibe M*t* rtoad Ilia duty waa to art la
e jeh mat <t» aa di eet-o by bta anperlor oHeera. Ixrft
taa vwa1 in JmiMmry It waa about the Iftth of June
w„«n .»e n.rt II *hkira at the Haaaeen House
llotch ra bad gone op to McCalls’a room to talk
upon aaattei*
who tou> rr?
He rd that Hatcbklaa got the $000 from Fry,
fl.'Kigr t an i Alexander, and went up to aee him
Ktandonl the bo k- Alexander bad aereral hill*.
Ibm’t arow whether Hotchhiaa denied receiving
the m ney at first or Lot. When be admitted
i .g the ffiflu be waa not alluding to the Font Office
money r<d fetid y Fry.
H«- wrote a letter a week afterwad from Marietta,
* .ting that witnras had mlaunderatood him.
woat llotcbklra MUd about paying him $400 McChl
la did not deny receiving any money, but aabkthat be
did no know anything about the Alexander money
H jp’H^ed the money waa collected by Hotriikiee from
• .tuer aonreea. Ur waa not went to Hotchhiaa to flmi
n it any thing.
U une a mentioned it a few days afterwards to A. L.
Hurria ai.d Colonel Blodgett.
M< ( ails mid at railroad crorsing that he Intended
t.ihave llonhkiaa arrested. Oo to McCalls’* office
fr.-jucwily t# get mall and ait round. Don t know
that he geta |*a> for It
When liolruklaa admitted that be got the ffW,
don’t think be raid from whom begot it.
II raid of Alexander hill drat, afterwaida of the
lotion of poal-<iffice money. Uotchkiaa aatd that he
had r<alerted aumc money.
W’Uaraa did not ud<-r to settle the caae with Alex
a ider for gX.iftO. Did not get any money hi tn self,
c. p. x'(alu awonx.
W itma- recorded the Alexander claim la paaa book
aa money |«id out. Uotchkiaa fnrntebea witness
monthly with the acconnta for record In pass book
Th.*y are already paid ana audited. When witm
received the Alexander c'-alm. it bad been audited
llotrhki— W itneaa aja.ke to Uotchkiaa about
TMKaX a<N*f« < I.AIH-
—daliu* for goods never fnrniabod to the road.
In a room of the Mvaaeeu House he t«>ld Hotchkiss
the facta aa witneaa understood them—that this, with
others was bogus, and that he liadreceived, according
t > r< port, a part of the money. Hotchkiss said
knew nothing about tt. A good many thing* were
done wrong on tbs mad for which he waa not rtapon
sIMe. Hr denied rec. ivlng the $800.
acapicior* tEKBoi'
Wltiisaa began to suspect that something was
wrtng. ny observing some irregu lari ties hajipeni
la Oct. beror Novrmlter. On this oc aston, Uotchkii
hroui lit In a batch of bll’a to put In the pa»s book,
but refused to leave them. Uotchkiaa wanted to ead
•wit the -mounts and names of the bills to witneaa
re -rd without vntnea- seeing them, and then to carry
t tern twrk. Hotchkiss brought them twice and
iu*od to leave them Finally, Hotchkiss left them
and they were recorded Don't think that Hotchkiss
r»rr admitted tome that he got $800
M CAI.1.A OKTS 111* DAMDUtV.
Witness wrote to Hotchkiss that he understood that
he anil that he had paid $ W0 to him (witness) and de
manding a categorical withdrawal. Hotchkiss in
ply drilled that he ever said it.
HOW Ht ( H X CAU.A SOT.
Hotchkiss after his return from Chattanooga,
avid that he had collected 11,000 Witness received
$iM in money and a check for $lS0outof this, for
wfcleh he gave kis due bill, and the amount was
charged aa advanced on salary.
STATE HOaI> Orru UU DEAWIXO PAT STILL.
The money collecied on debts due the State Road
before .Tannery, 1871, are disbursed by witness In
the abaence of the r gnlar Treasurer.
The aalar ra of S«perlutendmt Blodgett. Super-
vtasr A L. Harris and other* were still going on. The
Treasure!'« account still remains unbalanced.
Uotchkiaa had drawn for two month's salary since
Jan uare last. Witness' salary as bookkeeper la go
lag on.
STKAUXO THE EVIDENCE.
The recnlar pass-book In wit levs' office waa ab-
t*rartcd during the mo ning. while he was at court,
atihough he i ad locked hi- door.
soppiy Agcst of the Western and AX
BaOroad last year. Fry whs clerk. Fry signed
the MB. ft whsboC by my tnacrmctfoa. OcmrloasDy
he would sign biB- by my dfrertioa. It whs not cws-
tomaryfor him to sign antes* I told him. He had ho
authority to sign without mj knowledge. When be
did sign tb -t was the usual form. That Is not my
haadwrltlrg, but Fry*-. If i«my opinion that that la
Muds'# hardwrlrtos-
■ Several bflia were ahr/wn wltr.e— ,
<Jcrotlcrn—Are these bfll#
boots balls*
Anawer l tWnlc they are! About two months
air.ee I found ft out. I saw an entry In my hr-oka that
excited my sa«pic!on. I then went to the general
book-keeper's offi'- -. I am satisfied he knew nothing
of it tiU I want there. Don’t think I hvd conver
sation with Hotchkiss about ft. There waa a meet
ing of Alexander and myseif, Mr. Fry, Mr. Hctckklsa
and Colonel Harr's, for the purpose to get th*« money
paid hack. At that aseeling Hotchkiss was with ns.
There was no deficit*- plan arranged. Alexander was
.Ding to make restitution The other parties who
imd got money wer*- not willing At that time it was
chargnd that
■OrrWKiaa WA* IMPLICATED.
▲t that time Fry rtated in the nvwrd that Hotchkiss
knew nothing about it. I believe Alexander claimed
that Fry h*d mid thar he paid Hotchkiss $8W«
a L. BAKKIS
there making effort for restitution of th*
Alexander was willing to r«-tum. Fry wa" not, and
there were all the parties that I understood hud any
thing to do with It. Hotchkiss said nothing about
retarmng money He waa aorprlaed at being called
attend such a meeting.
ik.e't xxow whcbx rnr is.
aw him on Whitehall str cton Sunday. I think he
waa at my father’s house on Saturday. I do not
know where McCalls'* pass hook la. Fry was
“nr ri-EEX,"
from October. 18», till the road was leased,
tell how Hotrhkls- came to atUch hl« name to that
draft without taking upon myself great r«-l<on«lbill
If hat draft covers the bIH, It ought to be at
tached. It the bill was pasw-j wnlle the draft
out, Hotchkiss did not do tha*
IV THE BEOULan WAT.
if nest Ion-State to the court if you got any money
from Alexander 1
An*w«r—I never got any of that money that I am
aw are of.
1 GOT MXC HOKXT
rom Alexander, for which I gave my not-— $1,400.
paid Fry |50n. On the S3d of May I got It
Fry $1,008.
n'caLLA anua a mice.
Charles P. MK'alla recalled.—He teat Hied that In
January be discovered that there waa something
wrong about the Alexander Mil. He thought it rath<
a heavy amount to be purchased in one month.
turned over to him by Hotchkiss. The monthly
dealings with the Alexanders was strikingly less than
the bill before the court. There waa paid to the
Alexanders In October, $380 66; In November,
35* 10, and In December. 1870, f 15,919 97. Total
three months, $19.49* 73.
WrLLKV’a SIOVATCRT.
P. Harris—r<-called—The signature of Jan
Mullen lain the handwriting of James Wilson, Mul
ler Ic. Wilson wrote a smooth, plain and bold
hand, and signed moat all the bills for Mullen
PUT OPTS THE CHECK.
Witness delivered the check to Fry for tb'- amount
of Alexander Mil. Recollects it from the fact that
had to get tho bank to carry the chock for several
a* the road had no foods ob haud. The bill
audited December *7th aa No. 45. Defendant gave
witness the amount of No. 45. Witneaa paid It. 3 he
Superirdcndent signed it afterward*. It wa* paid
cash.
BAHNACLE* CUKOCNA TO THZ WRE<
Witness still holds position aa Treasurer, receiving
pay from the State, and as agents, receiving pay from
the lessees, ((fan. Oar trail—You are n fortuiate set
of fellows.)
Five or six wore continued in office by order
Governor Bullock. OapW Footer Blodgett and his
clerk W ilson, C. K McCalls, I. P. Harris, A. L. Harris,
and N. I* Uotchkiaa. Tk*y were cox tinned in office
to wind up the old business of the road, ho far, the
witness found the work not very heavy. They drew
their as lories. Had not paid any since January,
a muren or run dkiPt.
Witneaa aaw draft in Fry's possession ; r.cve
it In possession of any one else. The Board of Com
mlsaloncrs could have ascertained from the books
witness the payment of the Alexander claim,
unusual for accounts of large amounts to tally to
“quarter of a cent,” though It may occur occasional
ly. The Lessees look possession of the Road
December *7th, 1870. Defendant remained until
about the first of February. The draft was present
ed by Fry to witness but not paid, a
fund*.
AX OEDSR DISOBEYED.
Wltnesa recti'"d sl order from the Huperlntendrnt
to pay on the certificate of the purchasing agent alone,
but paid no attertlon to it, aa he could only disburse
amounts on warrants.
“BOW THE OLD THIXS WOXM."
Witness thinks Hotchkiss Is paid salary on pay roll
Paid him 8*50 in January. Supposes dsfendant doc
collect money from old eUlms.
Defendant, iu absence of Superintendnnt, gave the
amount of the MU on tha paaa book.
Cross-examined by defense—Witness gave defend
ant authority to collect bills on post-offices between
Atlanta und Chattanooga in February after he left
the office in the State Depot. He collected near $1,
000, but has never paid it over. This oecurcd after
the Alexander transaction.
DID UOTtmUM GET THE HONE’
George P. Burnett, recalled—Witness uudecatood
defendant to admit that he received *«00 The post
office money question came up before that. Defen
dant did not mention $900. Witness told defendant
that Treasurer Harris said that he (defendant) had col
lacted post-office money and had not paid It over as h<
should have done.
Witness tn.d defendant that Alexander and Fry told
him (ffitneta) that he (defendant) got $800 of the
Alexander money, and that he had better tlx it np.
When the Alexsuder claim was under discussion, de
fendant said he received $800 and paid $ V>0
About tne Brat afloat July. J. G. Alexander. Joseph
Fry, Si. F. BoteAkiw. R. F. BUdgaU and A L. Bar
rie met at the office of the last named. Harris sent
for thorn. Noons owned to racatviag any of the
money Fry aaid that Hotchkiss had not any of tbs
money. The imprsaskon or inf ranee was that FjJ
had got IL
TWO WiLUVO TO DUMML
Crooa-euunibed by the State—Fry waa not sworn at
this mectiag. Fry and Alexander expressed a wil
Ungaros to return the money.
OCR FRENCH LETT EH.
Pamela Fkklteatlan—Iralaffanl
Pstrelf Boparing Bv 1*
iff Iks BecsRt Itraggls-
MeCuliA submitted a list of bogus vouchers
aaeeting. amounting to about $*0,090. for coLcld- ra-
tiou Did not think all the money was stolen.
Thought some of the vouchers good. Six of the
were for Alexander and two for A. J. Orm<
oil and tallow.
nr ac*Lira bot'kaica.
Fry, when he mid Hotchkiss did not get any of the
ney. applied it to all, and not simply to the Alex
under claim.
is A FAT SIT.
Witneaa is still In tdBce as commissioner for set
tilug up the old affairs of the Stale Road and prepar
ing the annual n-purt.
mriW-ITlOX TO SETTLE.
J. C. Alexander testified that Burnett proposed to
settle the case, and expressed an earnest dcrli
tie it as witn'-ss did. Witness urjed Barnett and Mc
Calls to inform him what to do. Met Burnett at Sa*-
Uouse. Burnett went out to see McCalls in an
other room, and when he returned said that for $*,*
000 wiinee* would be let out. This was some lime in
March—can't fix the precise date.
Understood Burnett to mean that he was to get the
$*,090, and so stated in his presence In the meeting at
Harris's office. He denied it. and said that it was to
be restored to th< Treasury of the Road. Woul 1 have
paid him $*.999, but was advised not to pay so much
WHAT IT FAXNKD OCT.
Witness received from Fry ou account of the first
bill $*,000, and cn account of the draft $1,400.
Never aaw any money paid to Hotchkiss. N
paid him any money. May have told Burnett that
Fry taid that defendant got the money.
AS EXFLAhATIO*.
The draft remain-d in the possession of wituc*»
until after the bill waa paid. Fry explained to dc
fendant that Mt K wen. Grant A Co. had shipped the
goods, and bad requested J. M. A J. C. Alexander to
put the articles on one of their bills nndcr their bill
heads, and defendant then signed the acceptance.
No gooda weresh pped. Witness under imp'cesion
be gave up the draft to Fry. W’itness received the
money on the account from Fry in Fel-ruvry.
Witness receipted the bill In blank before the
money waa paid, and after the acceptance of the
draft. The bill was left in Fry's possession.
Cross-examined—Witness signed the receipt in
blank and handed it to Fry ; never heard of it again
until Fry paid the money. W'itnesa handed draft to
Fry. Never aaw «’r*ft for some time. The diaft was
6 before the Board; stated to them it was
genuine.
The amounts of the account and the draft are the
ime. The bill-heads of J. M. A J. C. Alexander were
used because the road made Urge purchases of them
and they were paid more promptly.
CA/X4IMG sCRNEfl.
Defence announced closed.
“TUe Hun offered to recull MeCmllu, to uecertuio "
Fry fure him u llot of the purtio, purUelputluit In 'he
schemes of plunder.
Objected to by defence, and objection sustained by
the Court.
The State offered to introduce John Thomas, City
Tax Receiver and Collector, and prove the amount of
taxable property returned by defendant.
Objected to by defense, and objection sustained by
the court.
Both parties closed.
Court adjourned till 10 o’clock a. tt. to day, to hear
argument of counsel.
THAT MISSIKO FANS BOOK.
The following communication was handed in:
“Will the City Frees Reporters plewse explain their
notice of the disappearance of the 'Expense Book,'
or 'Pass Book, as you called it.
“I had possessaion of the book yesterday, in order
to separate the ordinary from the extraordinary
pense to appear in the Annual Report of Western
and Atlantic Railroad officer*, as I had a perfect
right to it. No doors or drawers were locked
locked by me. When 1 read in the morning paper*
that the book was wait ted, I brought it into court
“Pletse consult McCalls, if you choose.
“Respectfully. A_ L. HARRIS,
August Id, 1*71. Cool W.4A.B. R.
ccvRCLraios.
The Cask of N. P. Hotchkiss.—The case
of the above named parly, charged w ith cheating and
swindling, which has occupied the attention of the
c mrt of Judge Bull for s day or two, was disposed
of as far as that officer waa concerned on yesterday
Messrs. Bleckley sod HowcU made able speeches oi
behalf of the proseention, while the defendant found
an earnest and energetic, defense from Mciur*. Thrush
er and GartrelL Judge Butt, upon a full hearing of
the case, bound over Uotchkiaa in the sum of $2,000.
cunm cw>n ram.
I|«ntw trmm MmiI ■•war* ui
■Um-Cnp !■ Vwt
The account of J. M A J.
c -rper. vie., -mom-ting to $5 995 40 Is approved by
B. F Wodrott. purchasing agent per Fry, and James
Mu' ln, v a*tcr Machinist Tha draft drawn by Me-
Basil Gr nt A Co., of New York, Is for the
anioswt, and the hill* appended for tbs same article*
specified In the other bill. Both bills are la the
handwriting
J. C Alexander refunded to witness, August 15th,
lbs sum of $3.960i
THE DRAFT.
Witness doe* not th'nk that the draft was paid by
order of the Auditor. Never raw bills fixed
once attached to tbs draft. The draft never came In
Ike hands of witness.
THE CAT LST OrT OF THE BAG
J. C Alexander testified that Fry came to him and
raid that he wanted to make some money In the way
it waa generally done at the State Road. Fry fur
nished witnera with the items of articles be raid that
be had purchased from McKweu, Grant Jt Co.,of New
Tork. with the approval of all partira at tbi road.
Witness made oat bill on bill head of J. X. *J C.
Alexander for the amount. He presented the bill to
Hotchkts*. wno gave hi* Acceptance at thirty day*.
The Bute Rood was leased, but before the present
company took charge. Fry got the money on the Alex-
an.h r claim Wltn *• signed the receipt in advance.
Don’t know whether he signed both bills at the same
time or not.
Fry sold tbs Alexander Mil was not settled, and got
wttncSN to present the McKwen. Grant it Oo. claim.
A HEAVY BAVL
The same bill was In effect paid twice. The amount
paid out aas $11,998 80.
When witness obtained the money on the draft he
paid It over to Fry. He received $*,800 from Fry on
the first baa! before the last
Fry broaght the acceptance to witnera before the
expiration of the thirty days. The bills ware not at
tached to the draf. when witness presented them to
the Auditor. They were attached before presentation
to the Board. Witness went before the Board and
made a statement. The account
AuREEHEST T
Witnesa slates that there
the p oties interested to disgorge their ill-gotten gall
at 1* August 15th. Hotchkiss was met one of the
number v tines* returned nil he got, $*,40fii The
*550 was from another transaction.
THE Mown* OXXS.
Witness states that the other meraban of kts firm
know noth! wg of his transection. Witnera and Fry
were the only parties knowing the facta. Don't think
Hotchkiss knew any thing about ti.
The court then adjourned until 9 o'clock this morn
lag
The prr limitary examination wag resum.-d at 9
o’clock a. h . yesterday morning at the office of Jus
tice W. M. Butt, before whom the Investigation was
t>ein£ had. The State resumed its testimony.
COLO EEL c: LXEBSOE.
The Clerk of the Board Railroad ftiramlTinners,
sworm
That the bills were broaght before the Commission
« rs, of w hieh this is a record. My information is that
i .eniocr . was pal i on he draft. These Mils are the
that came together. Toat entry was made tn
1l In thlf case. Alexander came toms, saying he had
Wti* r* from parties in New York authorising Mi to
draw for these MU*; that he was anxious to have ti
passed by tne Board, and wu willing to
FAT A SHALL COHHISSIOE
to get 1: parsed He came before the Board and made
a statement of his authority to draw this money. The
Mils had
THE EXDORSEHKRT OF BLODGETT AJTD HUT-LEX.
After it was passed, I received seventy-five dollars,
wnich I am
ROW READY TO PAT BACH,
not as conscience mo-jcy, but if it bcloogs to the State
of vswrgla I have not paid bosk aay. I will pay It
hack if a is fon d that it kwiongs to the State of Ooor
$ia. 1 have got it, and will pay ti hack whmevvr ti is
lth any
one since yesterday about Alt tutlmony in this case
Talked with several about the cose geuerally. Wit
ness, when desired to name them, wrote them down
and handed them to General Gartrc'L
Talked with Major George Hlllyer in Major Har
grov e's office Major McCalls was t^ere also. (Gen.
Gartrcll—Four Majors counting yourself.)
Witness gave the names of A. L. Harris, F. Blod
gett, E. F. Blodgett, (he took a drink with the last
named, whether mixed or straight not stated,) J. J.
Blake, Colonel R. J. Cowart, W. Pettns, Colonel M.
A. Candler, J. M. A J. C. Alexander and E. R. Sas-
seen, (witness indignantly cea.ed interviewing Sas-
seen).
THAT $890 AOAIX.
The first coarersatioa with defendant at the S«s
soon Boose was In reference to the prat office money.
That being disposed of, we talked of the Alexander
Blatter. Defendant admitted that he received $90o
and gave $400 to McCalls. Defendant did not deny
anything. He did not my muck, nor seem desirous
to talk much.
General Gartrall—Did you not testify yesterday In
this case, that tn the conversation at the Sasre^n House
with the defendant, that at first you rather thought
defendant denied getting the $800*
Witness— Yes, but he afterward. In some fifteen
twenty minutes, admitted it We were talking about
the Alexander claim, and no other, when he admitted
getting the $800. Positively believe that the Inten
tion of his answer was that he got $800 of the Alex
ander money.
Gen* ral Gartrcll -Did yon not swear on the cross
examination yesterday, that you did not know wheth
er he denied or owned getting the $800.
Witness— Don't think I did. If l did, I did not un
< lore Und the question.
At this juncture seme words passed between Gen.
Ga'trell and witness, the latter thinking that the
former was trying to take an undue advantage of him.
Checked by the Court.
The examination was suspended until *Jf o'clock r.
M. at the City Hall.
EXAMINATION RES UR ED.
At half-past two o'clock the examination waa re
turned at the City Hall.
Major Haigrove addressed the court in reference to
the occurrence of the morning between Gen. Gartrcll
and the witneaa. (Burnett.) and asking that the State's
witnesses should he protected from insult.
Gen. Gertie 1 was surprised at the remarks of Major
nargrove. He hod the right to scrutinise the witnera
thoroughly on the cram examination. He put legal
questions, ana was entitled to base them answered.
He should purser his right in this and nil other
He had no intention of aggrieving either the witnera
TVs Status
Gen. Gartrcll opened the testimony tor the defsi
‘ »f Ml swing east capo
Atlamta, Jane,!, 187L
.V. F. EetcdtiM, Marietta :
Deab Sir—I was greatly surprised to learn to-day,
from Major Burnett, that in •<“ ‘
yesterday, you left Mm and
you admitted having received the $800 (alluded to by
Mr. Alexander) and further, that you had trivm me
$400 of this money.
Now, air, I write to demand of you a categorical
answer as to whether you did state the above to Ma
jor Barnett. No one knows better than you do that
such a statement is utterly false in every way and
shape. 1 request of you an immediate reply to this
letter by re tors of mail. Respectfully.
_ „ CMA3. pTMcCalla.
When will yon bo hover
Marietta. June t, 1871.
C. P. McCalls, General Book-Keeper—Dear Sir: I
a very much rarprlsed at the contents of your note
of the 1st instant. I made no such statement ns you
refer to. Iam sure Major Barnett is too honorable
to mean any mUrrprteentation of what I said to him.
I toM him I had eoUecUd some post office money (al
luding to wkotCoL H. had said' and had reported the
ram# to the Superintendent, and had let you have
about $488 As both these natters were fresh in MrJ.
Barnett’s mind. I suppose he confounded the two.
rhough I certainly said nothing of the Alexander af
fair after I left >our room.
stfkPy, N. F. Hotcuum.
TJfiWT AJTD .«OTL
Peru a ph Murder.—A colored man, Ilamp
Whitehead, was in good health Wednesday morning.
Yesterday morning be was dead, and eircamstancu»
indicated that he had been foully dealt with. We
should have mentioned that Whitehead belongs to
the Chain Gang now being worked by Alexander,
Grant A Co. Mr. James Alexander, a nephew of one
of the contractors, ha-« char, e of the gang. On Wed
nesday, Mr. J. Alexander had .occasion to chastise
Whitehead. The death of the man, the box used for
his burial, the harry, etc., looking suspicions to the
Coroner, be had the body brought before n jury, w ho
rendered the following verdict: “That decea- d came
to his death by a blow on the bend from unknow n
hands." Why he was ouspidoned has not been fully
developed, though we hear manp rumors; as ti is, Mr.
James Alexander has been arrested for the murder of
the man Whitehead, and a committal trial will be
had this morning, before Justice Johnson, at 9
O’clock. Mr. Alexander at present is ecalined in
8p»d*1 Foreign flurrsipood—cofF TWOonstitniloc.
The municipal election* are voted n bote.
Fresh Attention ha* been Attracted ioltie sub
ject by a punch publication, depicting the
<ta!amandcr erstume for the town
councilors to protect them against petroleum
accidents whn in their Hotel de Yille. The
fresh prorogation of the trial of the CVunmu-
nist prisoners at Versailles, is received
with something like Indignation, especially
when the assurance was gU en—
“The charge lspr.*j»arui. the lawyers are Bi t,
The J ad gel fill racj»*d’
The arrests daily made of leading Insur
gents, modify govern! indictments without
doubt. Yesterday a Col. Cbarton was secured,
despite the rumor tliat lie had been killed
on a barricade, and his wife and family
put on “weed,” the police suspected the
trick. There hre n rreat many poMiers'still
quartered in the city, a proof that the police
force is not yet at its maximum ptrength. In
the Zoological gardens the military are still
at home with the lions, wolves and such
small deer. But the animal? are quite tired
of these permanent visitors and scarcely
honor them with' a look. The army seems
niled to tame, ail the heft* f* roa* iu Paris,
from lions, etc., up to Commftnhds, with a
weakness for arson and assassination. It is
very curious the frequency with which epis
copal palaces are burned down in the prov
inces, the cause l)einir unknown. After the
palace at Borages comes Tours, both fol
lowing quickly on Nan'v. The spirit of
petroleum seems to be abroad. These "acci
dents” are happening at an unfortunate time,
when the nation is inclined to be merciful to
wards the r»3,UU0 prisoners awaiting trial.
The activity is very gre.t in repairing the
evidences of the recent straggles. On the
Place dc la Concorde the now statue to
"Lille” is preparing to be put up, and that to
•‘Strasbourg’’ to receive a gilded crown. The
fountains are being repaired in the aarnc lo
cality, and the enormons sea-gods and mer
maids cut a droll figure stretched like dead
giants on the road-way—not a jet of water in
their swollen jaws. The city generally is
lively—a great manv arrivals and numerous
departures. The present used to be our dead
season—ever the gayest in Paris. The bill
of health is good. Last week the deaths were
859, and no signs of any contagion. The
busses run their old hours; the last creeps
homeward after midnight. It is a conven
ience, nr t that the hitherto necessity to go to
bed with the lark w as a drawback. It added
to the health of the population, and the
ladies must have discovered
“ Good hours of fair cbe -k* »•<’ the ftirest tint era.
And lower the price of rou^e—at leas-t some winters "
The mule population is really becoming
markedly stout. During the siege it was as
lean as Cassius, and lost what it pulled up
under the Commune. Let it beware, and re
member that when Jeshurun waxed fat, he
kicked. Tho theatres do not draw, although
the weather is of a senegalic temperature,
and ice cheap. The Chatelct re-opened a few
evenings ago. The only distinguished person
in the audience was Theresa—the diva of
demi-taMC—very stout, and not looking hap-
pv for a bride. The imperial arms were
hidden in a cover of green cloth. In the
green room was a well known arti*te, ele
gantly dreised, but with conspicious dirty
hands. Nail brushes are not plentiful. He
explained the circumstance, owing to having
shaken hands with so many friends. Moral
ity is in the wind. The late earthquake has
overturned so many things that it is not sur
prising want has largely added to the ranks of
prostitution. The till** de joir, not content
with night to display their attraction*—all
are said'to l>e beauties in the dark—parade
them in full day, seated before the cafes.
Petitions from professors and heads of fami
lies have been forwarded to the minister of
police against the dangerous nuisance. The
authorities make razzia after razzia of these
unfortunates, bat the cry is still they come.
The anti-Prus<*ian league, we arc informed
works well. Not a commercial traveler from
Farthcrland can obtain an order from any
French house, but German goods arrive
nevertheless via England. No Tuetonic
tradesman can earn a sous, and merchants
prefer tneir German correspondence the sous
of Alsace and Lorraine. We have a street
called “Berlin”—it is to be called rue de
Metz for the future, and the pretty Avenue
Napoleon crossing the Trocaden, will be
changed into the “Avenue of Deliverance,”
in honor of the Versailles troops having
bivouacked there on entering the city. Hues
“de Moray” and “Fourth September”—after
experiencing so many baptismal up* and
downs, will remain wliat they are.
AH soldiers who have disappeared during
the campaign, and do not turn up within two
years, will be considered as “permanently
absent,” and their goods and chattels divided
among the heirs at law. Formerly five, and
in some instances eleven, years were allowed
to lapse before such distribution was made.
It will be for the war and navy offices to*
prove tliat missing person is only “tempora
rily” absent.
mi.
Clayton County, August 1$, 1871.
Editor Coiuttovtion : Yesterday was indeed
a happy dar for the farmers m this county.
The PhilafcApiua Agricultural Society of
Clay too county held th**ir Fair. No one
would imagine the great improvements in
agsicultare by ti “
the aid of these societies and
We had the pleasure of listening to speeches
by Colonels Thomas C. How ard and James
M. Calhoun, that were indeed refreshing.
The exhibition was large and it seems that
our farmers are determined to neglect nothing
that will be beneficial to them. On Thurs
day, August 23d, we will have another Agri-
coltural Meeting and Picnic at Mt. Zion.
We cordially invite all to come who arc
friendly to the cause of improved agricul
ture.
Com never was better.
Cotton looks fine and the yield will be
large, notwithstanding the acreage is not so
large as last year.. Agriculture.
BKfiBOIAt Beaflau Canatf.
T T McCWMN kas applied tor examption of really
Cl • amt >string apart of homestead anon land lot
No. 67S, Etirktaetuk District, second section In raid
county and I will rasa upon the reroe nt rar
Doiuriarortlle, on Saturday, the Iftk cay of
rat,** 11 a. H.
W. W. HINDMAN. OnBnory.
Jaly 31,1871.—anfiSdltAwfit printer'* fee fit*
S«ti«e t* Debtors til Creditors.
A LI. persons haring demands agaiaftt William
Gates, deceased, late of Clay too county, are
hereby noticed and required to present them properly
attested to the undentifned. Within the tires pre
scribed by law, and all pereoae indebted to raid de
ceased, arc hereby required to make Immediate pay
ment to the undersigned. This the fith day of May,
R. R. R.
KADWAY’S READY RELIEF
CI BES THE WORST PAINS
IRiaOM HE TI TWENTY MINUTES-
Administrator's Sale.
lejcai hove of sole, under tin order from the Honor
able Court of Ordinary of *oid county, all of the real
rotate of Philip Houseworth, deceased, consisting -
laad lot ^nd parcels of land as folio* *:
Two hundred two and a half (*08j acres, lot No.
*50; eight acre* of lot No. *51; to acre* of lot No.
130; 1°0 am- of lot No. *11, and *7 acres of lot No.
a*»—all iu the 11th district of originally Henry, now
DeKalb county.
The above land or premises have ^ood imprtv
s. swelling ncuse and out bouse*, a good spring
Fnltra IhwHPt Inti tor Ssptomher
T»rm, IBT!•
September next, within
.— foBowing property, to-wit:
lot of land In the city of Atlanta, fronting 50 Teet
on Stpte street, ana running back east same wldtk
150 feet, and known as lot No *0 of the Seago A Wal
lace subdivision, it beiqg part of laad lot No 81. in the
14 district of originally Henry now Fultnn county.
Levied on as the property of W. T. Headier, by vfr.
tne andfto satisfy a ft fa loaned from the lEMth district
O M in favor of A K Bcago vs W T Hendlev. Levy
made by J T Levelr«\ L C. and returned to me Au
gust the 7th, 1FT1
A lot
number one hundred ana citreteen (118,) in the 14th
district of originally Henry, now Pulton county.Ga.,
the same being lot No. *8, in Languor, Crane A Ham
mock’s survey, containing 5 41-100 scree, more or
1 ts; on said lot is the Brewery building, known as
the urthy A Richter > Brewery, and also the dwell
ing houoe of the «oid Orthy A Richter. Levied on
as the property of G. Orthy and K. Richter^by virtue
of and to -attsfy two fi. f*s. iwued from Fulton Su
perior Court—one in favor of Langrton Jt Crane, and
parcel of laud lying end befnf In the city of Atlanta.
Fulton county, G#„ being the undivided two-third*
of that city lot kuown ou Vincent's man of &aid city
as fractional fat No. 30, fronting cn Wadley street
120 feet, and runniug back aloug rh** right of wave*
the Western and Atlantic Railroad *S* feet to lot N<
J. M. ANDH80K.
ANDERSON <& WELLS,
So. SO SHteto* street, Atlanta, Georgia, Opposite PassengerfDepot.
*y. thence acrcas the• ^on 111 west c
f lot No.**,
water con tag onus to the dwelling house, and good at right angles from that P<*fat to .he i*epncitu;
►hard, i will sell in two division*—190 a-re* in one f 24 an<121 an< * the nnenrr.mberetTlot be
Diarrhea, Dy*entery, Colic,
Sunday School Cllkbbatios.—The
sixth annual celebration of the Sunday School Asso
ciation of Dc Kalb eonnty take* place on Friday, the
18th insc. at Stone Mountain. The programme
ranged for the occasion is an interesting one. The
annual address will be delivered by General John A
Gordon. Instrumental music wiUbe furnished by the
Stone Mountain brass band. The down passenger
Ira n Friday morning will stop at Edgew ood and
Kirkwood long enough for the children gathered there
to get on board, and it is to be hoped that the childri n
will be prompt oo the spot. At Decatur some five car
loads will be added to the train. These will arrive
at the Mountain at 8 o'clock a. M. The schools from
Lithonla and vicinity will arrive at 9:80 a. * , by the
way freight. Parties not connected with Sunday
Schools, either a* members or officers, can go for
half fare.
The officer* and member* of the Association meet
to-morrow, Thursday, at Stone Mountain.
The citizens of the Mountain are doin? all they can
to make the occasion pleasant and profitable to all who
We had the pleasure of meeting in our
office yesterday Mr. Dank M. Richardson, the Junior
partner of the firm of Samuel H. Richardson A Co.,
general commission merchants and wholesale dealers
In breadstuff*, grains, etc., at 8t. Ixral*. This firm,
sell* Immense quantities of flour to our merck
They can supply dealer* with aay quantity desired
and at price* to please all. The junior partner mokes
his headquarter* at tho store of Hightower A Co.
He can give you all the Information desired about fit.
Louis, quotations, etc.
State Road Again.—Mr. N. P. Hotchkiss
is to have another railroad case before the courts
The State v* N P Hotchklre, tor cheating and swind
ling, wo* rolled before Judge Batt ou yeetei
after the disposition of the first case. Mr. Hotchkti*
objected to a trial before Judge Butt, so his case
been removed to the court of Justice Johnson. The
case has been set down for a hearing before Justice
Johnson on the *8th Inst.
The Km raul House.—It was rumored
that this house had been sold. A real estate agent in
form* ns that this ti a mistake. The facts are, that
in order to interest our citizens move In the property,
the ballding has been transferred to the Atlanta Im
provement Association, Mr. Kimball retaining the
principal amount of stock.
Mr. Richard Clarkk.—The committing
trial of the parties charged with shooting the above
named gtstiomaa. waa set down for a hearing before
Judge Butt to-morrow morning. We presume that
the Investigation will hardly taka place at that time.
Mr. Clarke rested very wall yesterday, though his
situation ti still regarded as being very critical.
Suicidal Attempt.—We learn that while
laboring under mental aberration, W R. Psndley, of
Lithonla, a few evenings since, attempted to commit
suicide by catting hti throat. At last accounts he waa
still living.
State Road Sale.—The sale yesterday of
A. J. Haralson, R. H. Baptist, auctioneer, of lost
good*, baggage, etc-, of the Western and Atlantic
Railroad warn wall attended, and the articles sold
broaght good prices.
Sold.—Tallulah Fire Company haa sold
her hand engine to the R. E. Lee Fire Company for
$500. The Tallulah boys will have to look to their
Personals.—F. L. Upson, Esq., of Lex
ington, Judge Parrott, Senators Hinton and Bruton,
and Mr. Ragland, of the Columbus Enquirer, are in
the city.
Personal.—N. L. Hutchins, Jr., of Gwin-
ett waa In the city yesterday.
Prof. J. L. Jones, of Covington, enlivened our
■rate with hie genial countenance yesterday.
New Rendition.—Quilp rays that L O. G.
steads foe ‘‘I Only Got Tight,” It stand* foe “I
Owe Qrec aa Thrower.**
Loon Well.—The M. E. Church begins
to pro-ant n handsome appearance as its walls and
pletioa.
HjlaJ-TXT.—The City.
after reading this advertisement need any
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ragll—wtds Printer’s fee $10
GEORGIA, FBltsu County.
Oki>i> arv 's Oykict, August 7th, 1971.
of homestead and 1 will par* upon the at!»
o'clock, a. m.. on the lvth day of August, 1871.
my office.
trictof origiually 11. nn , m-w Fuitou, countv, levied
on>s the property of R I* Glenn and James A Wright
by virtue or and to >atl*fy a mortgage fi fa issued
from Fulton Superior Conn, in favor of the Atlanta
National Bank vs raid t-leuo A Wright. Property
pointed out in fi fa August 1871.
Delta lb Coiatf Sheriff's Salon*
and thirty-three acre*, more
It. fa., iHsued from D< >:
: iu t-aid laud* being n life
M., DeKnlu county, in
favor of John W. McCurdy vs. GeorgeUiurk, agin
etc. Levy made b> M. W inniugham, L C. aud r
turned to me. JAMES ilUN I KK. Sheriff
angl-wtds [Printer's fee frS.N) per levy.]
GEORGIA, Fultou C'suutf.
OnDiNtnT's Orncx, August 3.1871
/CORNELIUS bHEEUAN ha* applies for 1 ttws
V_y of administration, upon the estate of Churle*
Hughes, late of said county, deceased :
This is therefore, to notify all persons concerned
to tile their objections, if suy they have, within the
time prescribed by law, else letten* will be granted
tbe said applicant as applied for.
Attest: DAN IKL PITTMAN, Ordinary.
Jno. T. Cooper, Clerk.
aug4— w30d Printer's fee $3
The soldiers in the suburbs of the city gain
five sous an hour by aiding fanners, etc., in
field work. The orthodox laborers protest
against the vuiUnircs jeopardizing . the craft
by engaging for inferior remuneration.
The journals are not quite content with
the acquittal l*y the Jury of Honor of M
Devienne, who was suspended from his func
tions of Judge, owiue to a letter of his being
found among tbe Emperors papers, wherein
he caused Marguerite Bellenger, a wench of
his ex-majesty’s to admit her little boy had
no Napoleon blood in bis veins, although she
sang in the sovereign’s presence, in dangling
her young hopeful ‘‘dance to your daddy, my
wee bit lamb.” This liason lt\Uo the*flight
of tbe Empress fo Scotland in 1804. The
press demands the publication of M. De
▼ienne’a defense, more particularly as the
Belkmger is dead, and in any case blames the
first Judge in the country wai'iug on any one'
mistreas. Alas 1 Marguerite was not a Pom
padour nor a Main tenon.
The old times are returning. There was a
duel this week between Mr. Middleton, an
Englishman, and M. Delpech, French. .The
former had written disrespectfully of Gari
baldi, and at the “meet” received a sword
thrust in the haunch.- M. Albert Duray, a
plucky journalist and a brave volunteer, was
insulted by the Prince de BautTiemont while
both were prisoners in Germany. Then, as
now, the Prince refuses satisfaction, and M.
Duray has written to the President of the
crack Jocky Club to remind a member—the
Prince—of the necessity to discharge his
debt of honor.
Lamartine, though celebrated in his own
walk, had a weakness to believe he was a
doctor, as Ingres fl ittered himself to be a
musician. A lady with a sty on her eyo con
sulted Lamartine, and he assured her it w&9
only “a crystalizeti tear ”
Georgia Matters*
The South Georgia Times says that Judge
O’Neal is out again, and soon will have en
tirely recovereohis health.
From the Federal Union we notice that
meeting has been called in Baldwin on the
22d, on the subject of a collet in the State
House. •»-
The Weekly Gazette says that Barnesville
is visited by refreshing showers. A revival
going on in the Methodist church. Taxable
property of Pike County $1,887,855.
The Gwinnett Atlas, says in some sections
of our county there has not been any lack for
rain, while in other portions of our county
the farmers have not sufficient rain to sow
turnips. The editor of the Atiasi addressed
the Gwinnett Farmers' Club on the 12th.
From the Chronicle and Sentinel we learn
tliat the police of Angnsta made a raid on
and captured ten colored Cyprians Monday
night A majority of the Council of Augus
ta, $t a recent meeting, decided in favor of
enlarging the canal. The matter of enlarge
ment will be submitted to a vote of tne
people.
The People’s Defender states that w
has been resumed on the Savannah Griffin d
North Alabama Railroad, west of Newnan.
Tbe same paper states that Coweta county
has been blessed with spendid rains: that
money is fearfully scarce; and tliat tbenraach
crop of that section is abundant, but tn infe
rior quality.
The Savannah Advertiser says that there
are a few cases of broken bone ferer m that
city. From the same paper we learn tnfit St
John’s Mission Chapel of Savannah had been
robbed of a prayer book, two books of altar
service, two lamps and the entire library of
tbe Sunday School. We did not know Sa
vaanah thieves were so mean.
The Columbus Enquirer informs us that
eighty persons hare connected themselves
with the Girard Baptist Church, since the
commencement of the meeting there. Co
lumbus and its neighborfRHOT have been
having fine showers. Eighty thousand dol
lars of the stock of the new bank m Colum
bus has been taken. Dr. Edward J. John
son. of Columbus, is dead.
The Athens Watchman says wheat and
oats were unquestionably ent off from one-
balf to two-thirds in that section, and that
there will be a great diminution in the corn
crop, with a probahilitv of a corresponding
falling off in cotton. Mr. W.'W. Thomas,
Chief Engineer on the Northeastern Railroad,’
is in the up-country examining the different
proposed routes. ' He desires to begin the
survey about the 20th.
From the Federal Union, w* learn that
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presented by Captain Williamson on behalf
of the ladies, and was received in behalf of
Cokrael Grieve by Captain D. B. Sanford.
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GEORGIA, tll tan Csnntr.
OitDixart's OrncK, August 3,1871.
T\TR8. MARTHA COBB wife of James Cobb, ap
1 v§ t>Hp» for exemption of personalty aud valuation
id Hotting apart of homestead. I will pass on
ie same on tue 12th instant, 1871, at 10 o'clock,
, x., at my office, in A'pharetta.
Given under my hand and official signature.
aug4-dltAw*t
GEORGIA* DcKalb County.
OnmNABY's OrncE, Angust 11,1871.
W HEREAS, A. M. Hairston, administrator, de
bonis non with will annexed, on estate of Isaac
Towers, deceased, having applied to me for leave to
sell the real estate of said deceased, for the purpose
of division.
ThD is, therefore, to notify all person* concerned
> file their objections, if any, within the time pr
scribtd by law. else leaTo will be granted sold a
pile mt, as applied for.
W. R. WEB8TKR, Ordinary.
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GEORGIA* Henry County*
Ordinary's Omcg, August 8,1871.
W M, H. BRY-AN8, administrator of the estate c
John Bryans, deceased, applies to me for lea\
o sell the real estate of deceased.
If objections exist let them be filed within statnb
y time or the leave will be granted.
Witness my official signature.
OE >. M. NOLAN. Ordinary.
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AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENTS,
COTTON GINS,
COTTON PRESSES, •
HORSE POWERS,
COTTON SWEEPS.
STEEL HAY-RAKES,
COTTON SCRAPERS,
POST HOLE DIGGERS,
STUMP PULLERS,
CIDER MILLS, Ac., Ac., 4
MACHINERY OF ALL KINDS.
A GENTS for H. a F. BLANDY, Manufacturers of Portable and Stationary Engines. Saw MUla, Coin and
Wheat Mllla. Bone Mills. Shingle Machines. Ac.
Alao, Agents for Schofield'* Cotton Urease* and Horse Power*
Agents for Wayne Agricultural Works, Reapers, Mowers, Sto.
Agents for Breanon’s Threshers, both Separators and Ore
and Whe“* * v —
We w
Having negotiated specii
enabled to offer all
>tuner.t* in the country, we art
Al»o at the same time and place, a tract of land con-
■torarar, res, more or !e.-«, i: being a part of
land 1 t No. 118 in the llih district of originally
Henry, now Fulton county, adjoiLiir: the lands of
Goodwin, Register and others, levied on as the prop
erty of Joseph Conreey, by virtue of and to ratify
a fi. fa. i>-!<uud trom the Justice's Conn of the 1.231 h
district, G. M., iu favor of B i . Thigpen vs. Joseph
Coureey. Levy made br J. T. Loveless, I. C.^pr.d re-
tnrned tome July 20, 1 71.
Al»o. at the same time and place, a tract of land
containing eleven (II) acres, more or less, it being a
part of land, lot No. 149, in the 4th -ti-strlct, of origi
nally Henry, now Fulton countv. adjoining the lands
of B. F. Touchstone, Dr. O. -J. Register, and other*,
levied on as the properly of M. Fitzgerald, by virtue
of und toeatiefy a 11. fa. Issued from the Justice court
of Hie 'With district, G. M., in favor of It. F. Thigpen
vs. M. Fitzgerald, levy mad** by J. T. Loveless, L. 1’.,
and handed to me, July 20th. 1871.
Al«o, at the same time und phn c.a lot containing
i<* Iia-f acre, more or 1c--. situated on the east side
of Foundry ttreet in the first ward of the city of
Atlanta. Fulton county. Georgia, fad ween Magozirc
und Collier streets and adjoining the property of
Myers Jt Kondriv. levied on as the property of S 11
Mri’amv, by virtue of nut to satisfy a fl fa issued
from Fulton Suiierior Court in favor of JDOl
guan vs S K MctMj.y. July 14 1ST1.
Also, at the same ime and place, a loi of land
taiuiug aOJX acres, more or less, it being lot No 1«2,
in tiiia 11th district of originally Henry now Fulton
imity, i»a. Levied on as the property, of N 11
Bacon, by virtue of and to satisfy a ti fa ls-med fro
the Justices Court ©t the 530th district <* M, In fav
* time and place, a city lot lying
«*fn
in 14th district ...
ton county, Ga.. being all of No 28, aud part of lot
No 29, of the College Hill Survey, commencing
the cast sld<* of Collins street, 150 feet north of a
foot nlley, and running east along the line betwi
lots No 27 and 28 127 feet, to the corner of lot No 23.
thence nor h 95 feet, thence west 127 feet, more or
less, to Collins street, aud thence south along the cast
aide of Collins street to the beginning. Levied on
tne property of George 1* Frawer, by virtue of and tv
satisfy a 11 ra issued from Fulton Superior Court, In
favor of John M Stoke* aud Son va Gorge P Fiari
Property pointed out by^iaintifT* attorney. Augt
Also, at the same time and place, all that tract
parcel of land lying In the city of Atlauts, Fulton
county, Ga., and kne ’ “ ‘ * *
lot No 87, bounded _
Lurkie street: on the northwest, UK) feet, by Cane
street; on the northeast, 200 feet, by au alley, bring
t of land lot No 78. ia the 14th district of origt-
ly Henry, now Fulton county, containing half
zs?i.m
less. Levied c
Charica Bohnefleld, by virtne of aud t>
Good!* nt Mnnn<notui-('i-i*' I»rl<*en,
with Freight added.
Farmers and Dealers arc reques»ed to coll and see r.s bef're purchasing, or
LIST.
mav!6-d&w6m
send for PR
ANDERSON
OppwiU
Si. WELLS,
pRasenffer Depot
Delta lb Com ml y SkerlfTv Sales.
GEORGIA, Homrr Gommtr- G w In nett Can aty legal A4v*ril,c
OMMKAnv s OrncK, Jolj «, 1871. , v'^TIiTv “vmtk-i-
C KEO. P. KLLIOTT. administrator of the estate | ttslK.W NU1H I..
V of Catharine E.iiott, deceaaed, Hpplies Tolled before me ns an ostrnv. on the 1st
i me for leave to sell the real estate of deceased: * r . f .
If objections exist, let them be filed within Statn- 1 •- ^ Vl’ v. *^^Orirt-H- Jon«, of
.ry time, or the leave wiU be granted. til© 40ntll ]>istrict, G. M., of Gwinnett COUI1-
lYitncM m.v oAcUl•Jmjuwe. tv. (ia.. n dark I’rown row whti white face.
J»1,«-W4W * pJiMrr”S-I a “ d » f ;' w «•!'»*“<7 her -klejtnmaAed.
, about ton vears old, and appraised by C. R.
l Ross and John W. tlo/.i, freeholders*o( raid
j district, to Ik* worth ion dollars, and tho taker
only cent
; inj: and taking tare of her
: The owner i.« lu n-liy notified lo apptrai Ijt-
1 fore me, pro\ c projRTty, pay cost, and Uke
i her away, or she \\ ill l»e soldi on the preminea
of the said Geo. li. .Tone?, the taker tip, on
Thursday, the 17th day of August, 1871;
| augtt—2t J. T. L AM K1N, Ord’y.
SHERIFFS SALE,
| Will l»c sold before the Court House door
in Lawrencevilh\ Gwinnett county, Ga, be-
i tween the legal hours of sale, on the first
j Tuesday in September next, lot of land,
j numlier not known, in the 7th district of
j Gwinnett, contjiinm»80 acres, more or leas,
and joining lands of Daniel Horn, Mrs. Dora,
and oihen-. Sold l<> satisfy a Suiverior Court
„! fi. fn in favor of Able r R. Roberta and
-1 Tabror G. Roberts, administrator, etc., rs
Harrison R. Brogdon. l*ro|wrtv pointed out
by the defendant. M. Y. liUAND.
aug»—td Sheriff.
satisfy, a fi. fa., issued item DcKalb Superior Court
in favor of Hagan A Co., v«. II. H. Stnwcrs.
Afao. at the rnne time und place. 15(» acres, more
or !•-«*, being tbe West, ihiee-fourttos of lauu lot No.
183 in the SixtiTatn District of DcKalb county, said
laud adjoining the lands or E. A. Carter. W. II. Bras
well .-md C. G. Kcvk Levied upon as the prop
erty of W. R. Pond fay by virtue of, und to sat
isfy. n fi. fa., Issued from DcKalb Superior Court
flavor of Perry f ~
GtiOHGIA, DcKalb Conaly.
OroatAXY’t Own, July rath, 1*7’
HE RE AM, J. W. Jones, administrator on the I
W 1 . . .
estate of Z. It. Jotic*, having applictl for Iciv
to sell the real estate of said deceased, for tho pm
pose oi db'1-ion:
This is, therefore, to notify all persona concerned,
to file their objection-, if any. within the time pre
scribed by law, else leave will bo granted said ap
plicant.
W. It. WEBSTER, Ordinary.
jt»ly28-w4w Printer’s fee $5
GEORGIA* Henry Canaty*
OnniXART's OmcB, Angust 9,1871,
the corpus of the ward's estate.
If objections exist let them be filed within statuto
ry time, or the leave will be granted.
Witness mv official signature.
GEO M. NOLAN, Ordinary.
angl5-w4w Printer's fee $5 00
NOTICE.
T OLLED before me as an eatray, on the 15th day of
August. 1871, by N. C ‘ *
District, G. M., of Fulton
, __ Georgia, ONE
RED AND DARK BRiNDLK COW. with a young
CALF, said cow has some white in her face, on her
flanks, aud under her bell)-; is about two or two and
a half years old, and has no ear marks or brand. Ap
praised by August Kctterer and S. Stephens, free
holders of FaidiMstrict. to be worth Twelve Dollars
and Fifty cents, and that it ia worth Fifty cents per
day to keep them.
The owner is hereby notified to appear before me,
prove propery, pavoosts and expenses, and Uke them
away, else they will be sold on I be premises of raid
Aughtman, the taktr up. on the Jonesboro road, about
8 mile* from Atlanta, ou Friday, the 25th day of Au
gust, 1871.
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VALUABLE LANDS FOB SALE.
\\i ILL be uold on the premises. <
Tv the 4tb of October ue*t, at public
“ - - - - - S ( a j 0 n f j e ,
Wednesday,
j c outcry all
the lands belonging to the estafa of Mentha Landrum,
late of Fayette coimty, deceased. Baia lands arc sit
uated mostly About eight miles west of Fayetteville,
and about nine miles south of Fairburn. There are
qhont 1,(W0 acres. Said Innda will be sold In several
parcels, varying from 100 to 500 acres. The terms of
sale will be one third cash, o-»e third due in twelve
months and theother third due in two years with in
terest from date of sale. These lands arc valuable.
Persons desirous of making pitreha esof lands are
invited to examine Mid lauus.
N. R. FOWLER, Auctioneer.
Administrator's Sale.
I N compliance with an order f rom tho Court of Or
dinary of Cobb c unty, wlh n- sold before the
Court Honse door m the city of Atlanta, within the
legal horns of ssle. on the iirrt Tuesday in • etober
next, one vacant lot near the junction of Pryor and
Fair streets, fronting on Nonh side of Fair, 203 feet,
and bounded ou the North by lends of Lamb aud
Roddy. Said lot belonging tb the estate of C. C
Admin. Birator.
anglt-wtds
GEORGIA, DcKalb CoBBty.
Ordinary's Omen, Angust 16, 1871.
"W? HERE AS, Samuel C. Clay aud Green R. Clay
v v htvc applied for letteraof administration on
the estate of Jesse Clay, Sr., late of raid county,
deceased.
Ail persons concerned are notified to file their oo*
jectiona, if any, within the time allowed by law.
Georgia Female College.
LEIItLATIVE CHARTER BRANTEO IN
1840.
REV. GEO. Y. BROWNE, President.
T HE next academic year begins on Mondav, Sep
tember 18th.* An electic d -ss has been formed
for the benefit of those graduates who may wi-h
still further to improve themselves, or to prepare for
teaching. New Patent Ariou Square Grand Pi
are used. Expenses are as moderate as In o».v.
slmilarmsti tutor. For further particulars addre-s the
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SIMIOIS’
Liver
5 UVBR DISEASE ud
Indl*. stion prevail
extent
f uobohly any other ma
ady, and relief is
always anxiously sought
after. If the Liver is
Regulated in its ac
tion, he«lrh ia almost
invariably secured. In
digestion, or want of
action in the Liver,
cause* Headache, Con-
R atipation, Jaundice,
Pain in the 8houlders,
Couvh, Dizziness, Sour
Stomach, bad taste in
the mouth, bilious at
tacks, palpitation of
the heart depression
of apirita, or the blues,
and a hundred other
aymptoma, SIMMONS'
LIVER EMULATOR
ia the beet remedy that
baa ever been discover
ed for these ailment*,
tidly, efl
pi£’Teg*u$e * (im
pound, and can do no
Injury in >ny qoanti-
tie# that it may be
aken. Itiaharmtcaa in every way; it has been naad
for forty yuan, and hundreds of the good and great
from all parte at the country will vouch for its vir
tues, viz:
Hon. Ale- enter H. Stephens, of Georgia.
the knndroda of whom we can refer to.
"yrafl. postage prepaid, $1.25
i. B. IELIE * oo..
SAL* BV ALL DBUOG^Sl
axcbox uxb mama.
NEW TORE AND GLASGOW,
Ctfuc at UadootoTT to Usd lbita aad Pumoeka
every respect with all the modern improvements cal
culated to inenre the safety, comfort, and convenience
of passenger*.
Bates, Psyablc in Curreimy, to Glasgow, Liv
erpool and I nslialwry:
First Cabin, $65 and $76, acoordum to Location.
Cabin Return Ttckata, $130, secnnng beat acronuno-
dattons.
Intermediate, | flmnne. $*•.
Parties seadlmTfor tbotr fnondalnter OM Country
can puebaee tickets at reduced rates. For farther
narueu are apply to HENDERSON BROTHERS, 7
Bowling Green, N. T., or to V. DUNNING, rteeptng
Car Oflkea, Atlanta, Ga. Broponelhfa Anau wanted
in towp rad country. junetl-4 wtro.
parcel of land, lying and being hi the city of Atlanta,
Fulton county, Georgia, commencing at the junctlou
alley, thence along said alley south
it, tfimcc one hundr * - • •
e street, thence alou
street north one hundred feet to the _ i
itbclng part of land lot number 79, lu the llth district
of originally Henry, now Fulton county, containing
one-half acre, more or lc.-s. Levied on us the )>ro|icr-
ty of Gu»>. A Iluwalil, b\ virtne of ami to ratisfy a
Mortgage fi fs issued from Fulton Superior Court, in
favor of N R Fowler, Treasurer of l uiton L<<an and
Building Association, vs. Goa. A. lltiwald. Property
pointed out in fi fa. August 3d, 1871.
Also, at the name time and pi. ce, the east half of
lot of land. No. one hundred and fifty, in (.he s» eu-
teeuth dlstict. of original!} Henry, now Fulton
county, ; except two acre* iu the southeast
corner of said lot. levied on a* the property of Ira R.
Foster, by virtue of and to satisfy a mortgage fi f*.
i*8ued from Fulton Superior Court, in favor of N. R.
Fow ler. Treasurer of > ulton I<oau and Btiilding Asso-
soclation vs. Ira R. Foster, property pointed out iu fi.
fa , August 3, 1871.
Also, at the same time and place, one lot of land
lying and being in cit> of Atlanta, and known as land
lot No. (78) seventy eight, in the llth district of orig
inally lleury now Vultou county, and known iu plan
of raid city a* lot 114, fronting fifty fuel on Walton
struct, running bark at right angle* along the lines on
either side of said lot one n und ml and forty-six feet
seven inches lo an alley, bounded on northwest by
Simmons' lot, on east by Cox A Bro’* lot. Levied on
as tbe property of E K Sassetn. to sati.-fv a fl fa in
favor of Oscar Chiisiuun, fasned from Cterdou Supe
rior Court against E R Sasseen.
Al*o, at the same time and place, one-third undi
vided iutere.-t in the follow ing lot of land, iu tbo 14th
district of originally Henry, uow Fulton couuly, to-
wit: 55^i acres, more oi lera. Three and three-ouar-
ter acres of raid 55V acres, more or lees, out of the
southwest corner of lot number vt.'i) >event \ -five, and
fifty-one and one-quarter acres, more or less, off the
uortnwcbt corner of fat number seventy-six (70.) all iu
tbe plan of said district, and kuown*a« the Bomar
place The other two thirds amiiv lded interest being
ih ? property on the heirs af Patrick aud Henry Gard
iner, aud now occupied by Michael Gardiner and the
raid heirs, cold undivided one third inti rest levied
on as the property of M chael Geidiner, by virtue of
the following fi fas oam in favor of Peter Gray vs.
Michael Gardiner, issued from the Justices Court of
the 1026th District, G. M.; one in favor of Robert
Brown vs Michael Gardner, issued from the Superior
Court of Fatten county, and on-' in favor of Tinsey
GEORGIA, I'ayelte f'onul) •
Orprcart'i Owick, July d, 1871.
WHEREAS, Jno. w: Kelly. Secretary tor Roem-
m lis Collins, guardian of 1*. K. Col ins, has file
his final return, snowing a full attribution and ?r
tlcmeut w ith said ward, and applies for b
mission, which letter* will be granted on the 1st. Mon
day in October next, unless some valid objection* art
filed according to law . DAVID C*. MINOR,
GEORGIA* Henry Cnnnty*
Oiuiinaiu ' timer, July ti. l«7i.
M A' and K. 8. SOWELL, administratoin of
• Jo m Sow ell. deceased, represent that they have
fully adnthletered the estate of deceased, and pray
Ithin
« of di-mirision:
by Jpo. Mill edge, Jr., plaintifl* aitoriuy. August
time and place, a city lot.
7th, 1871.
taining one half acre, situated bn the corner of Har
ris ana Butler streets, in the 4th ward of the city of
Atlanta, together with the buildlngon raid lot, known
aa Rondeau A Co.** furniture munufactorv, and all
the machinery thereto attached. Levied on a« the
property of Ronrfaan A Co., by virtue of and to sat
isfy eighteen mechanics’ lien fl fas. issued from the
Justice s Court of the 1,234th district. G M, in favor
of the following parties, to wit: J M Douglas, 9 S
Middleton, John II Peck, J L Patterson, Chnrlev
Lynes, II Hardin, ri L McGaapbelL T A Flyna, Cha*
Hilliard, Nedd Flynn, L E Cross, Henry Robinson. K
7. Turner. O A Hmlth. W H Bolls, J ft Holme*, j a
I.-enhower, ano Wealcy Uardinett, vs the said Ron
deau A Co. Levlei male by Maj Z Smith, and J T
Loveless, L Go, and returning to me. August 7,1871
A. M. i'ERKERSON,
Deputy Sheriff.
August 8,wtds printer's fe‘ $2 50 per levy.
Fulton Sheriff’s Sale for Septem
ber, 1871.
W ILL be sold, before the Court-house door, in the
city of Atlanta,Fulton couuty, Ga., ou the first
Tuesday in September next, within the legal hours of
sale, the following property, to-wit:
All tha ‘ --■ - *— * •
14th diet
front' „ _
taining 1\ acres,
property of Noble A Bro. Levied on as the property
of Phillip Groover, to eatfafy a State and County tax
fl fa for his tax for the year 18flW.
* “ time and place, part of land lot
The part so levied on is in ward 3,
i Love street, in the city of Atlanta, con-
‘ *” Ires, aud adjoining the
the city of Atlanta, containing 28 by 200 feet, r
lose, and a joining the property of V A Ga«kill
Levied on a* the property of JR D Ozbam, trustee
far wife, w aatfpfy a balance due on a State and
County tax fi fa for hip tax for the year 1870.
Alao, at the ramc time aud place, part of laud lot
lot number 76, iu the 14th distrfat. The part *o levied
on is in ward 2, block 19, fronting on Crew and
Cnunlcy streets, iu the city of Atlanta, containing
1-8 acre, more or less, and adjoining the property or
James Her ington, (colored.) Levied cn as the prop
erty of Richard Johnson, (colored.t to satisfy a State
and county tax tt fa for hi* tar for the year 1870.
Alao, at tbe same time and place, part of land lot
number 84, in the 14th district. Ite part po levied
on is in ward 1, ton taining U acre, more or less.
Levied on as the property of Mr* Alice McCarty, to
satisfy a State and County tax fi fa for her tax for the
year 1870.
Also, at the same time and place, part of land lot
number 51, in the 14th district. The part so levied on
1* ia ward 4, block 134, fronting Houston, Ford und
Ellis street*, in the city of Alania containing^ a
more or lees, and adjoining the property of Barti
Levied on aa the property of F W Fiynn, trustee for
wife. *o satisfy a male and County tax fi fa for hi*
tax for the year 1870. A.'i the above property pointed
out by J M Harwell. T C. Angust 7, 1871?
GEORGIA, DcKalb CsBBty.
Ordinary's Orricx, August 1st, 1871.
W HKRFAS, Mrs.Haliua Ellington, guardian of D
B. Ellington, an Imbecile, applicj to me for
letters of dismission from raid irust:
These are, therefore, to cite and admonish all per-
sous Interested, to b<> and appear at my office with!''
the time prescribed by law, then and there to show
cause, if any they can. why said letieie should not be
granted said applicant.
Given under my hand, at office, tills Aug art 1.187L
W. R. WEB8TKN, Ordinary.
ang4— wovm4m Printer’s fee $4 50
GEORGIA* Fsltsi County.
Ordinary's Omci, Augu-t 3, 1871.
TT|7 HERE At, A. M. Rfeshardt, administrator of
tl the estate of J. P. Gallagher, late of eaid
county, deceased, represents that he has fully di-
-*■— his said trust, and prays for letters of die-
term, 1871, of thfa Court, else letten of dismission
will be granted the applicant In terms of the law.
A treat: DANIEL PITTMAN,
Jno. J. Cooper, Clerk, Ordinary.
aug5-w60d Printer's fee $4 50.
GEORGIA, DcKalb Ctnl) .
Obdk art’s Orricz, August 1st, 1871.
W HEREAS, Mrs. Irena Harris, administratrix on
the estate of L. A. Harris, deceased, having
applied for leave to sell the real estate of raid de
ceased for the purpose of division :
This ia, therefore, to notify all persons concerned
to He their objections, If any. wiuitn tbe time pre
scribed by law. else leave will be granted raid appli
cant aa applied for.
W. R. WEBSTER, Ordinary.
aug4 i w4w Printer"a fee $s.
GEORGIA, DcKalb CSBBtjr.
Mgjm | w | j
creditors of said deceased, to be and appear at my
office, on or before tbe first Monday In January, 187*.
sad show cause, if aay they have, why aaid adminis
trator* should not be discharged from their adminis
tration and receive letters of dismission.
U£W«U, MAtlk Caamly.
OlDiluxi'a OmcB. AUffVt 1st, 1871.
W 'QERKAS. J. C. Harris, administrator of the
estate or William Brunt, late of said county,
deceased, applies to mo for letters of dismission from
Tbsse are, therefore, to cite mad admonish all per
sons Interested to be and appear at my office within
the usual time prescribed by law, then and there to
show comae, if any, why said latter* should not be
«ader my hand^ at offio^Jhis^Aagust 1,1871.
bu*4—’WMrim
at office, this Angust 1,1871.
. R. WEBSTER, Ordinary.
Printer's fee $4 60
ully adm
'or letten _
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Statutory time, or the prayer will be granted.
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julylt—Win
tifiU. M. NOLAN. Ordinary.
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GEORGIA, Henry County.
Oruinaiiv’s Om< E, July 12, 1871.
T is repreaented to me that Samuel Lee, of rah
L liae de oar ted this life ,
of admiu-
Q EURO I A, (Jiriuncit ('ou„ty y
W illiam B. Pharr, administrator, witli the
will annexed, of Edward Pharr, deceased,
represents tn me that he has fully administer
ed aaid estute:
This is to rite all and singular, kindred and
creditors, to lie and appear at my office on or
| Ik-fore the first Monday in November, and
allow cause, if any they have, why said ad
ministrator should not lie discharged from his
administration, and receive letters of dismiss
ion. J. T. LAMKIN,
a u<r 12—Id Ordinary.
GEORGIA, OfrhweU County.
Thomas G. and J. M. Jacobs, administra
tors, with the will annexed, of Thomas Ja
cobs, deceased, represent to the «Ordinary of
sard county that they have fully administer
ed said estate:
This is to cite all and singular, kindred and
creditors, to be and appear at my office, ou or
before the first Monday iu {September next,
and show cause, if any they have, why said
administrators should not Oe discharged and
receive letters of dismission. This June 5th,
1871. J. T. LAMKIN,
june 7-td Ordinary
couuty. deceased, has departed this life intestate,
and Wm. C. Lee having applied for letters
istration on stole of deceased:
All par.ies concerned are notified to file objections, .« , . - ....
any exist, within the time prescribed by law, else . GEORGIA, OiCinnut County.
the letter* will be grauted.
Witness my official signature.
julyl5-
GEO. M. NOLAN, Ordinary.
IYtatcFs fee $:1
GEORGIA, Henry County.
Orpinorv's Orriek, July 12. 1871.
S TEPHEN G. DORSEY, executor of lhe last will
and testament of John Dorsey, dccca«e<L, late of
raid county, applies to me for leave to sol* all tho
real estate of deceased that Is undisposed of by aaid GEORGIA (•trim,rtf C>u
Four weeks after date application will be
made to the Court of i trdinary of said county
for leave to sell the land beloging to the estate
of James Roberts, deceased.
W. P. MOORE,
J. H. BIIOGDON \
July 18—It
Adm'rs.
If objections exist, let them l>e filed within Statu
ton-time, else the leave will be granted.
Witness my official signature.
GKO. M. NOLAN, Ordinary.
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GEORGIA* KeKalb County.
Wf HERE AS, M. A. Henderson, Rnfna Henderson,
fv and William Ileudcrson, exeentors of the lust
will and testament oL.Greenville H«*nderson, late of
raid couuty, decearad, applies to me for fatten* of
dismission from rajd trust.
These are, therefnap, to cite and admoni-h all per
sons interested, to be and appear at my office within
the time prescribed by l»w, then and there, to show
cause, if any, why raid letter* should not be granted.
Printer'* fee *5.
GEORGIA, Fultou County.
Ohdixartfa Ofttck, August 2,1871.
•ife of J. M. Mabbe
„ apply) applies for o
lty, anu 1 will jkars upon the *an:
, on the 15th aav of August, 1ST
DANIEL PITTMAN, Ordinsn.
Printer's ft**; £*
Four weeks after date application will bo
made to tbe Court of Ordinary of said eonn
ty for leave to sell the land belonging to the
estate of Thomas Allison, deocanC This
July fl, 1871. ROBERT 8. FOSTER,
Administrator.
july!8—It De lionis non, will annexed.
ir.ption of peraoualt;
GEORGIA, Gwinnett l*»unly,
hereas, John T. Brand haY’ing applit-d
to be appointed guardian of the property of
Eii/.a J. and Laura L. Smith, muior orpliann
of K. B. Smith, decease d.
Tiiis is to ciie all j*eraons concerned to l-e
and appear at tlie fin>t term of tiie C’ourt Or
dinary, after the expiration of thirty day*
from the first publication of this notice, and
show cause, i! ai»v they ran, whv the said
| applicant should not be ai)lru&teJ with tho
guardianship of the property of tbe said
; minors.
Witness mv hand and official signature.
| this July :t. 1871. J. T, LAMKIN.
i j uly 18—4t Ordinary.
GEORGIA* Fulton Couuty.
Oki>ikob\ "t Ornir., Auguet2,1871.
GEORGIA,
nett County,
ugl-dl&w^t
Four weeks after dale, application will Ira
_ . r .„ _J made to the (’our; of Ordinary of said conn-
the i5th day of August, 1871, tv for an order to sell the lands licloneing to
mvt. mo* aw mi estate of Francis M. Wardlaw, dcceaseiL
This July J, 1871.
SAMUEL W. KFOX
July 18—It Ordinary.
DANIEL PITTMAN, Ordinary
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- Libel far l)!v
SARAH E. J. RODGERS, )
JOHN W. RODiiERH. f
In Fulton Superior Court, April Term, 1871.
I T appearing to the Court by the return of tb
Sheriff, that the defendant doe* not reside in thfa
eonnty, and it farther appearing that he do*, not
SHERIFF SALE FOR AUGUST.
I Will Resold Vfore tne Court house door,
M M H JL..„ thtf »«wn nf l.nwet<-nw\illc, Gwinortt
reside in this State, It Is,*ou luotTon : Ordered, Thai I fOUMIy, fieorclu. on the firv Tuesday in
S ld ^.?^K t hSfSgK!K' wer \ Augiift m rt, within thr nnul lr R ,1 hour- ot
the Court, or that the casobe considered in default, ente tiro follnn tnrr nnnrurtt
and the plaintiff allowed to ... ,' OW prr>p< rt\ , to Wit :
i The life interest of Ann i(. Scales, in what
| Is know as the old home place of WUlhuu
i Scales, deceased, lying on the waters of the
! Chattahoochee river in said county, contain-
jing 180 acres, more or less, in the 7tb of
' GwinelL i.evied on as the property of said
j Ann R. Scales. ?o satisfy a Superior Court fi fa,
in favor of J. N. Glenn. l*ropertv pointed
! out by the plaiuiiff This July 3. 1871.
M. V. BRAND,
I julylS—It Sheriff.
jnlylfi—wlsm4m
GEORGIA* Fulton County.
Ordimabt’s OmcE, August 3, lb?l.
TANKS S. DOYLE, guardian of Eva C. and Mi^.
J£ rew ’’ *. n<i F ’ A - ^rflwford, guardian of
William T. Crew, minors, have applied for leave ti*
sell the real estate belouging to their raid wards •
This fa. tcercforc, to notify all persons concerned
to file their objections, If any exfat. within the time
“I0!«e®koi*, u.K.ibt.,mi.
Attest: DAN’iEL PITTMAN, Ordinary.
Jro. T. Coopbr, Clerk.
ausri—w4w Printer's fee $5
. W. F. Tilly, Sr., administrator «!»«
•n the estate of Stephen Tilly, de-
... ... . (- onr | of ordinary of said
GEORGIA, Fulton Couuty.
Ordinary fa Omcs, Angnst 3d. 1871.
J W. RUCKER, administrator of the estate r
• J. F. Waddail, late of said county, deecasec
has applied for letters of dfamfarion from f-ai
estate
This Is, therefore, to notify all persons concerned,
to flic their objections, if any they have, within the
__ T fcl? 0 letter* will In- granted the
Daniel pittman. ordin»r.
. V
aug4—woom4m Printer's fee $4 50
GEORGIA, Fulton County.
Ordinary * OrncE. August 8d. 1871.
J AMES C". DAVIS, administrator of the estate of
John T. Davis, late of said county, d»-r«a*od, has
applied for letters of di*mfaeion from said estate:
This is, therefore, to uotify all persons concerned,
to file their objection*, if any they hove, within the
time proscribed by law. else letters will be granted
Printer’s fee $1 50
bonis
ceased, represents tn tii
oanty. that he has fully nd mini noted raid estate
Thfa ip tn ( it. all and singular, ’the’ kindi^Vnd
creditors of raid deceased, to Ik* and nppesr at my
office on or fa-fore the lir»t Monrin in «■<«»• un
and show r _
trator should not he discharged from his adminfai
’ they have, why raid od» ini*-
rharged from h: - - -
I of This the 8th
marchlO—vigm
GEORGIA, Henry County.
nenry Superior Conrt. April Term. 7*71— Present
His Honor. James W. «*r»*en.
ELIZABETH R. CLINTON, .
OT. S. CLINTON. r"*' ,0r DIVOrr "
RULE TO PERFECT SERVICE.
I T appearing to the Court by the r. turn of the
Sheriff, that the defem.ant doc- not re«ldc in this
eonnty; and it further appearing, that he docs not re-
side in thi* Stete, it is, on motion of Connell: Or-
oerod. That said defendant appear and answer at the
next Term of thfa Court, Hre that the case hi coo^
sidered in default aud the plaintiff flowed lo nro-
wed. And it .*• - 1 •»*»--- -• > - -
GEORGIA, Fnyette C’snntf.
•ved from hi* raid trust, and
V.. for administration on the
estate of said John W. Hpeer, and that in terms of
the isw the administration will be vested in the
Clerk of the Superior Court, or some other fir and
thirty day® after the publication of
is mode t
proper peraoL.
this citation, unless some valid object!'
his appointment.
Given under my band and official signature, this
August 3d, 1871.
DAVID C. MINOR. Ordinary,
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GEORGIA, Clayton County.
Ordiraky’s Omcs, August 7lh, 1871.
W W. CAMP, administrator of the estate of
• William Cates, .deceased, applies to me for
leave to sell the real estate of deceased :
Jf objections exist, let them be died within
Statutory ti“e, orletve
Witness my hand and offlctjti
aug9—wtsr
^ unstote.
J. H. MORROW, Ordinary.
Printer's fee $5*
GEORGIA, Mtiltoai County.
Obuisaky’s Owe*, Angus! 2, 1871.
M RS. MARY A. THOMPSON, wife of Clarl
Thompson, applies for exemption of personalt'
sod valuation and setting sport the some, and 1 wlL
pass on the same on the ltth latent, at 11 o'clock, a.
GEORGIA, rUftlton Cauuty#
Omhhabt'b Oz-f-u s, August 9.1871.
TO ALL WHOM XX MAT COKCZSK.
N OTICE is hereby given that D. W Bennett, Into
of said county, deported this life testate, the
executor appointed refuses to qualify, sod no person
having applied for administration on said estate of
D. W. Bennett, 1 will, on the first Monday in Septem-
next, appo nt the Clerk of the Superior Court, or
e other fit and proper person, unless some valid
ctlon is made to hi* appointment.
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r four month*.
e extract from the minutes of raid Court
" a WEEMS, Clerk.
july27-wlaw4m
GEORGIA, DcKalb Coan y.
ORniMAMYfa Omcs, July 2»ith, 1871.
W HEREAS, Nathan Rathcli has applied for let
ter* of administration on the estate of
Thoma* Akin, late of raid county. d<*era«cd :
All person? are hereby notified to file their ohfae.
tione. If any. within the time allowed l»v law ete«
letters will be granted the raid appliranr 7
~ R. WEBSTKIt, Ordinary.
Printer s fee $.'!
jaly28—w:*)d
P01K COUKTY^FARM FOR RALE.
J>20 Aci-«s tfUatf for 93,000.
Un ' 1 , b " V, ' r “ *• loth. fKt
that the Farm formerly owned by II. F. W imfarnv
nee* ased. situated 4 mile* cast of ('<U«*r Town fa now
njwd for th<- loo «nra nf *5.001 Th.- Farm roiun
HO acre* of land. 400 of which I* flcared and UBder
tln-VS
the lands.
tor. There fa a *trong probability of the '
and Oartereville Railroad running through
I am prepared to proveto anv one likclvto
purchaser, that 20, if not 25 per cent can be resUrod
upon the amount asked for the farm. Some of the
mo*t sensible men tn Polk eonnty agree with me tw
raying the place fa offered too low. Mr. Lawra*. 11t-
toff on ti»c place, will take pleaMtre iu showto tt to
any one. Apply to J. R. WIMBERLY, Ajrenttor
^ MRS. A. C. WIMBERLY.
frjar * Station. 6. R. A D. R. R. novS wtf
Kstray Notice.
r the 1,
_ day of Masch.
1871, one heifer Yearling two and one-half yaarooUL
yellow hriudie with motile face, marked with a otto
off each ear, and short tail, has »bort horns h£~
K aired to be worth six dollar* and fifty cents, by
wl* C. Smith and C. IL Erotin ^ T
The owner is hereby notified to come forward,
prove property pay expenses and take her a wav or
she trill hesold ontho freshohl of John Favor, mi tho
12th day of August, 187L
D.C. WNOB.Of*tMi,.