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THE EXPRESS. Oedartown, December 12th. -- The army, tlmmjh Gt-nfimls Sher-1 NEW ADVERTISEMENTS JNO. W. RADLEY, Editor. The Express has a larger circu lation than any other newspaper published in the 38th Sonatoriil District Our friend, Mr. J. 8. Nathans, of the Brunswick Seaport appeal, has done gone and got married. Jim is a clever fell-»w, and w.- wish him a full measure of happiness in his mar ried life and an increased list of sub scribers coupled with full advertising columns. The lady frivnds ol “the old nun* on tho-nther-aide,” Col. Willingham, of the Free Press have presented him with a nice uew suit of clothes. Col. W. earned them, for it is a notorious fact that he mad* the host tight for Doctor Felton of any man in the dia tiiot. man and M* ig.». has spoken in favor o r th- Indian Bur uu a transfer to the War Department. 'Doubtless Gener al Sherman it influenced in the mat ter by a fear that, unless some em ployment is found for a large and increasing number of superflu ous army offices, there will he dan ger of Congrefl^ronal action reducing the lofce. Speaker Randall, who is in the best.of spirits since Ms arrival here, hits no doubt of Democratic success in 1880. His opportunities of ac quiring information in his present place ara exceptionable, and his opin ion is therefore worthy of atteution. The fact that Mr. Randall is belief ed by many to be looking for a nom ination lor the Presidency cannot be li<-ld to timka Ins present luith in Democratic success less worthy of respect, for he is young and can wait until 1884. Austin. Uro. Waterman of the L(Orange Reporter will he “sd up” next week, itsoems that the good people of La- Grunge worry the editor by wuntiug to know when he will he on his feet again. We will bet he gives them a good paper when he does begin. <4oy. Wade Hampton. It was only last week that these columns indicated the condition Gov. Hampton as very critical. Ilis condition for the past week has im proved somewhat. By the advice ol his physicians he suffered his leg to be amputated last Wednesday. The latest news is that he stood the oper at ion heroically. The ijoutU Carolina legislature the same day elected the old Govenor to the United States Senate for u term of six years. lie wrote a letter this body stating that he was not candidate; hut the office was one neither to he sought or declined. It is interesting to note the populaiity of Govenor Hampton even with his political enoniiea. The Senators pre sent, twenty-nine in all, voted unani mously for him, including the Re publicans. In the house there were only two voted against him, two ne groes from Beau ford, # t hey voting f<<r Mackey. This election news is truly refresh ing. Such men as Wade Hampton can be of infinite strvice in the Uni ted States Sen at % Why would ho not adorn a presidential ticket in •1880 as the seooiuTdh the 4 fist? Heal Estate Agency. Tha undersigned beh-lving that a Real Estate A- geney la needed la this community, have establish ed #n*» for the purport- buying wiling and renting, roe othera, Re tl Kstaio such aa farm*, town proper ty, mine* nnd mining Interests. We will take pro perty to sell or rent anil make no charge for ndvor- tiling or trouble on lew a sale or rental la accom plished. Any one having propgrty for aalo or rent will make money by consulting tie. Miller A. Wright A Co. dccU tf Cedartown, Polk county, Ga. Notice to Dobtoro and Creditor*. AH persona having demand* again*! the oatat* of J. \V. T. Hand, dec'd. are hereby notified to rent thftn tome properly made ont within the time pi escribed by law; and all person* Indebted to *a estate are required to oiake Immediate payment. A. R. niiOOKS, Adm’r. dccIt-Pl* STIEFF Haralson County. VICTORIOUS! TltlUM PHANT at the at the Centennial Bxpoaltlon. Krixisltlon Unlverselle, PIllLA., 1BTA. .•ARI8. 1818. The ••Htlefl” unrivalled Grand, Upright and Hip “ ... than sixty h.i Inclndii- Shoe Shop. X HAVE again reoafacd bualncoa at atff old oUnd In Cedartowi, (the 11n Shop) and rcapectlblly *t^ left a ahare of th« public patronage. Will) many think* to my old customer# for past fkvors.l true they will all come back and many ofew ones. * I amt determined to work as cheep a# thevkeapeat, there bv meriting an «<|nal sharoof work. - Reepfctfuly, nov Him , J. W. IIOGUK. Hi W H O w k O' -p 'E A o fi P, k:: i H. HARPOLD, 13 Shorter Block, nom. coa. DRV HOODS, NOTIONS, TRIM- mings and Fancy Gdndap Bought on a low and depressed market,*ea low as the Cash could buy them. My stock consists of BLACK AND COLORKD 8ILK8, SATINS. AND •VELVETS. BUTTONS AND TRIMMINGS to match every shade of Dress Goode, : ■ REPELLEN T 8. 100 pieces of Jeans front 18 cent a lip; SO plccea All Wool Caesimeres aud Kersey from 85 cent* up; 40 piece* Plaid and Plain Llnsey from WJf to30centa lor the beet make; 75 piece* White, Red nnd Plaid Flannel from 18* cents tie; 115 piece* Bleached Domestic from 5 cema up: 40 pieces of Ticking fronj 8 edits up; 15 pair V liltc and Colored Blank et* cheaper than ever eold In this market; Print* *— 5 cents up; 30 pieces of Canton Flannel trom s up; 60 Do: ' **-- ”—’ -nr QXiTiB Vm." £ 2 f o H j l Buchanan, Oa., Dro. 0,1878. For sheriff ,f Haralaaa Const,. W* are autliorlxed to announce the name of A. J. HUNT as a candidate for Sheriff of Uaraleea county, at the January election, 18j». oct10,tde F,r Sheriff of Hamltaa Cant,. We are authorised to announee the name of JOHN K IIOLCOMBK, with ARCH KILLUORI aa his deputy, ae a candidate for Sheriff of Haralson couaty. Election next January. tde Weather cool. Buchanan ia improving rapidly. Another Richmond in the field For Coroner of Harnlaou county. Won’t tell hi, imin, hecAiiae lie don’t ndver- tiar. Quite a number of people from the ll " !ls ' f older counlie, hunting luuda in Har- alaou this week. Onr friend Bill Wright, one ,f the clavcreat m«Mi in I' Ik, was in town luat Friday. Buchauitu low itlremly bought about Iwnliunu it bales of cot I on thia fall, aguin.t ..bout art .my-live ataame date of laat year. Tliia ia a good buaiuaaa, especially when we ooiieider that the llr.t cotton ever bought here «aa tlmt of laat full. The aound of the steiiui wluetle ia now heard in our land*. Tho National Capital! Washinotun, Deo. 1), 1878. Yesterday in the Senate Mr. Ed- mouda gave notive that on next Monday lie would ask tho Heiute to consider a hill in relation to tho milliner of counting for President, and matters connected thereariili. Tin special committee by which the report ia made, which heaaks to have discussed ia an exceptionable one. It is duubtiul if final action will he taken on llie subject at lliia aeaaion. Senator Stanley Mathews on Tues day made an excellent apeeuli in fa vor of the hill in aid of the Texas & Pacific R iilroad, and on yesterday, thinking, no doubt, that the speech had settled the question, moved to t.ik.i up the bill for tinul action. The Senate refused to do thia, because many utlier Senators desired to be lieurd us to the merits of the bill. It seems certain that some hill rec ognizing this road will pass by a large majority. Senator Blaine’s res olution instructing the Judiciary Committee 'of the Senate to inquire whether the rights of voters in the South had Ueu attacked does not upon further reflection, give tliul statesman or other radical gentlemen unalloyed eatisfaetiou. It is parti; mu, and so palpably so that every body knows it. Amendments will lie ottered by Democratic Senators, uiid Mr. Thurman will, if the repub licans invite discussion, speak at length. Ou Tuesday the Uousv passed two ol the appropriation hills—the For tification Bill aud the West Point hill These, tile Senate referred on yester day lo the proper Committees, and they will uu doubt be finally disposid of at an unprecedentedly early day. Other appropriation hills are ready lor the House, aud will receive atten tion at once. The consideration of ' these trill make up the retd busiuess •ion, all ol them trill be [ ou early. With one Mouse in I rol of each party it dote not altera, alut the die- : both parr tho kind; Dr. D. B. Head, the father of Mr. Ilenry 0. Head was' in t.fWiV litis week. The doctor now lives in Eta wall county, Alahuma. The Rev. Ilenry Willi,mis. oif Cross i’lums, Ala., preached a most excel, lent sermon at Buchanan on last Thursday night. A picture gallery in town, and ol course all who will may come. the counter of Mr. Jonathan Wil liams. A jolly crowd in to vn ini first Tuesday. Bill Heaves ctrtsiuly must sell the happiest "hitters in Americe. Ou lust Thursday evening, at the tha residence of the bride’s fathsr, Mr. Ezra Barker was married to Miss Ida, danghterof Mr. Josiah Cham bers. Mr. Fults has bought Dr. Man- ill’s house in Buchanan, and will move to it soon. Col. N. N. Beall, of Dallaa, was in town tile ether day. The Colonel reports all tilings quiet in Paulding. Ou the evening of the 3rd in it., at 7 o’clock, at the residence of Mr Aby Wilsan, Mr. Robert 0. Love- less wes married to Missfi.vllie Wil son, Isaac Wentherby, Esq., officia ting. Next day, by special invitation wc went to the home of Mr. Thomas Loveless, father si the groom elect. Here we were met by Mr. Loveless, who, by the by, is one of the cleverest of ilie clever genllmneh we have everknown, and with all tire balance of the large crowd assembled most hospitably entertained until thy hour of twelve. Dinner b«jii|{An nounced we were ushered into the dining room, nnd here wns one of the most beautifully nnd most houn tifully furnished tables that w have ever seen. While side la'des here and there were fairly groaning under their loads of anything and every thing that heart could desire. Am oig the gui s e present were iimiy sir.mi gers, und among lln se were Mi.-se Ellen and Sue Bagged, Messrs. J dii Hatchett and Ed Morris, of l) n. lassviRe, and Mr, Janies Afkison mo! lady of Wliiteshiifg. Everybody . 1 joyed this meeting, I ill of qiiiii none were ae supremely huj'.py ns i Ini handsome groom Hint his brnii iTnl bride. Sneers to Jewiwy nsy ] ...-Pianos, the recipients of more then sixty premium* eed Gold nnd Silver Medal*, * the Medal of Merit and Diploma of llont rmtennlnl Exposition In 1816, have achieved nt the Exposition Unlvcraell''. Furls, 1818, over all A- merleanan 1 many forelgt 1 romp'ctltors, their GRAND CROWNIMe I’HIUMIMII THE MtdiiilU* D’ Ar^rin uutl it Dipittn.e ii’toonii.tir, Toe el her with a Hpccial Certificate of Merit to Jncub Gross, Superintendent of the filled Factory for hts extraordinary skill displayed In evory part of tholr construction, the whole forming a Grand Award, higher by fttr that of any other Atnorlcan Rxhlblt, and demonstrating beyond doubt (lie Im mense superiority of tho Htlrff Instrnments. The ‘’btlefT’ combines every quality necessary for perfection In a I'lano. Its rich, grand, mellow and powerful tone has never been excelled by any other instrument. Especially In the treble doe* • "Btlen" Plano show its superiority tivor all oth i, by thu hull-like clearucwr, sweetness and sing ing quality ol tone, which lend to it an inestimable charm For quickness of response to the finger and evenness or touch throughout the entire scale, laultlcsa action, unsurpassed durability and .. _ finish, this I*li»i'o lute justly earned a world wide reputation. «. • 8BCOND . HAND Pianos of all makers constant ly In stuck, at Iroin $75 to fJOO. Hole agent for the Southern States of the Polou tion. Address, CU AS. M. STEIFF, 9 N. Liberty Street, Baltimore, Md. Two Popular Magazines. Brilliant Novelties far 1819. Ella Faiimbii, Editor, ui l.oTiutor A Co., Pubs, WIDE AWAKE '/'An llhi-lr hit .\l rx /h /•>• P w H O M c3 b B ARNE.S’ I?at;hnt Fewer Alaqli incry. U .indifferent machines with T R winch BillTdrrs. t'Hbln-i ID 1 Maker,. ' &SW mlscHla- ■emirs Work can com plete as to Quality and price with steam newer meenfacter- Ing. . , Will send If Huhinfs On Trial if Desinril- a*_r where yoe r-*ti this srjd *#nd ‘l • uu prices. W. F. * JullN Wlnneeagord, .Jniy4th8ut A Want Supplied A Well Rstablished #J« ... «I|.-S Cl ,1 M -a, l>. Lnthrop a l o.. ol itiistoii, tmv, -pii-ndidlv ucc itnpllsbed w:.ul thuf seuue.r tiuaits itp m o lew youfa ego. vlx: to make e inagaxiiiu absolutely pare In Its mor ai influence, unrivalled In literary merit, beautiful artistically, aud then te furnish It at so low a price that the people could affurd to take It. yo,n, f Clotiviq^ In Oi-tlnrtown is nniVMivli.vil fii’', R. G AM M ON BABY LAND Only Fifty Osmts A Year. The Only Mngazine in the World lur the Uiibii-i. D.tlnty stories, and picture*, and rhymes of Baby WklhaM—. 111 ok nil' (Liwpk)n'l Old Stand.) Has a Large Stoc Ready-Made fight pages, thick amber paper, large pi words dlVlded luto syllables, bet your baby wutita. ANNOUNCEMENTS. For County Treasurer. -We .are euthurlxed to. announce the tiBme of CirAKLICS It. WOOD ns a candldateLlor County Treasurer of Polk County fit the. ensuing Jauuary election. . tde For Clark of Superior Court. Wears authorised to announce the name of W. tde at th* ensuing January election. For Cororor. We aro authorized to anuounco the name of INO U.PRYOlt a*a candidate for Coronet; of Polk county at the ensuing Jannary election. For Tox Collector. We are authorised to announce the name of W. J. RICHARDSON, aa a candidate for Tax Collec tor of Polk conaty et th*ensuing January election. dec 5th, tde. For Tax Collsctor. We ere authorized to announce the name of CO LUMBUS M. CAMP e* a candidate Tor Tax Collec tor of Polk connty,at the enoulng Jaunary election dec 5, tde. U TIm l>abUc. navlng served the people of Polk coanty for two years In the Oflco of Tax Receiver, I hereby an nounce tayoell as a candidate for re-election. I flatter myself that I have served the public accep tably, and am grateful for the confidence they have placed In me lu the past, and I hope to continue to merit their enpport. Respectfully, nov. 2H tde K. II. WHEELER. Far Tax Racalvar. We ere authorised to announce the name of J. M. ARRINGTON as a candidate for Tax Re ceived ol Polk county. Election, January, 1819. Fnr Tex Kecelttr. We are authorised to announce the name of W. L. McCOIlMACK as a candidate for Tax Receiver at the ensuing Jannary election. tde For Tat 0#llwt«r. I hereby announce myself *it* candidate for Tax Collector of Polk connty. at thu ensuing January election. If. C. HARRISON For Connty Tieasnrer. Mr. Editou : Tou will please notify the people that I am a candidal# for Connty Treasurer at the ensuing Janury election. '*i ‘ • oct 84, tde rBfER C. HARRIS. Fnr Tex Cn line tor. W* are authorised to aunoaneB'tb* name of W*. M. MORGAN aa a candidate for Tax Collector nt th* ensuing January election. . tde. Fnr ex Collector. W* are authorised to announce the none of L. B. TORE for re-olectlon to the office'of Tex Col lector at the enening January election. tde For Shari ft. We are authorised to ah'tiouiicc the nmne of W. G. TAYLOR, as a candidate for Sheriff, at the January election, 1879. Deputy, K. W CLEM- ENTw,. In this connection I will say that If elec ted, I will move to Cudarton u. For Sheriff. We araanthorlimd to animuncu ih«- nantu of. Mn II. P LUMPKIN as a candidate for Hheilff of Polk couufy Bt the uNSQlng January election. With Jack G. RULLdCK.wl Rockm.it,as bis Dcpcty. «ct 10. RkL HEN TS’ FURNISHING .ijjjO.QI^S, Hills, C.QisjinilTfotjon,?, for ll^t'Xfjll| n t he MantiWioriei rorCesh, and has nv. mlrltlfe Meri-liast la ■■■ tlm Cities:- • , j j All grailea of CLOTRINp from- tlw cemei beet. A nice Hue of f tho Celebrated Pearl Shirt, CARPETS or exhibited in this iharket, . BT Agent for me. Deinorcst Patterns. 1 shall make every effort to win and hold ym „.foil will and patronage hy a correct pr of every duty portainlng to my hnslucss. 117 8 correct perlormanc* 11. HARPOLD, . WHITELEY’S OLD ltELIA'UI.K . LIVERY, FEED and SALE STABLE. Rome, Oa. W. T,. WHITELEY, I’hopkiktoh. KEEPS CONETANTLT OX band t<> litre, Good Ilorscs and Excellent Vehicle*. Hnlendtd Accommodation* for Drovere add othera. florBee, Carriage*, and Bugglca alwaya on hand for satisfaction guaranteed to .all who 19 Short* Block, ROM ft, G A ntest Utirguins ever ottered to the Trude ut Komu, in Jettns, Flannels, Lihsejs, Dress Goods, Tickings, Domestics, ttbfflA* v Shawls, &c. &c. Overcoats! Overcoats I! OHBAP! OHHAPt RGK STOCK UEADY-MADE CLOTHING—ChrEprst ifi)Nti| Georgis. Large Stock of Boots, Shoes, He!a, &e., nt Low Prlwt. (living Jast received and opened up our SECOND STOCK for this Season, bought slneo the greet act ton In the price of Cotton for thu Cash, we aro able to meet the demand* of the low price In Cet t H. B. PARKS A GO., SiRD of Big While anil Kid FIuk PHOENIX PLAINING HILL. Longley & Robison Proprietors, ATLANTA, OA. THK LARGEST AND COMPLETEST MILL IN GEORGIA. 1106m Polk Sharif’s Mortgage Sale. W ILL bo «old hsfiirt the Court House iloiir in Cedartown, Polk county, Ga., oh the Firat Tues day in January next, between the le gal baurs of sale, the .following prop erty to-wit: Lot of land No. 3aS, in the 2nd district nnd 4lli section of Polk county, Ga., as the property of James A Crocker, hy virtue of one. Mto tgnge fi fa freni I 'oik Superior Coltrt, In favor of G. W. Featli.rston & Co. vs James A. Cmilker. Prop erty pointed cut in this fi fn. K. VT. CLEMENTS, dec 5, tils Sheriff. Polk County Sharif’s Solos. W ILL he sold before the Court House door, i n ('ediirtown, Polk co.unty, 0a„ between the legal hour, ol sale pit the First Tuesday in January 1870, the following prop' erty to-wit: One chestnut Sorrel horse, about ten years old, ami,, one. Iron Hale, us the property of J. U. Burlier, hy vir tue of one Polk Superior Court fi fa in favor of J. K. Rowan vs J. R. Barber. E. W. CLEMENTS, dec 5, tils Sheriff. Haralson County Sheriff’s. Saint. ^J^fLL he aDtit'before4l)e.‘Court Boys Clothing. House door in Bireliaiiun, IJ nr alsiui county, Ga;, ftp t'hh Ftrsf-Tiies dAy'in Jtiiiitafy, 1873, IjetWerii 1 lie legal IninI'B- Ot tale,.".the fallowing pro|ierl-v,'to-wif jri" .... . Eastliulf of. lot,No..111,iii.ilie.7th dis'riot mill 6th seotioi, ol' origihally Ci'irroll, now Haralson eotinfy,' Ga., as the properly of Edwin Blaekmond hy virtu ■ of one Tux II fii in favor of til. State and Connty v« Edwin Blncknioml. Clothing House In CE DARTO-m IWT The petrbeag* of the pebllc Is fMpectfally ■oil cl ted. , .. ■ it. gammqn, oct 84, In Lumpkin's Old BtaeS. This important orgm pounds, mid all tha bJoo_ w , three gallon*; pastil through it Bt least OAce eveTy half hous, to have .the Ula end other impurities 0 strained dt filtered from. It. liile is the natural ■ purgative of the bdWcK, and If.tltf UVcr becomes | torpid it is not sejurated from the LIinkI, but car-.. . ried through the v Jns to «U parts of she system, [ and In trying to-'escape .'(brought>Ui' perci of the: I S;. c «.'l\«'k“VV4^u=4|, , & l 'b"y. n . I pepsia, Indigestion, C<uist|mtidn.;H'eaJ^ciie, Bill- J ousness, Jaundice, Chills, Malarial Fevers. Piles*. EBiSlck and Sour Stomach, anil general debility fol dsI low. Mbmell's’ HarATiKr, thegropt vegetable |L! discovery for torpidity, causes the Liver to throw ‘ off from one to two ounces or-blle-eilfi»-tlme the, W blood passes through U, as long as there is an ex- « cess of bile; and the effect oTevcp a few dose* upon yellow complexion-or a brown dirty looking iskin.wtil astonish all who try-lt—they Icing the I ’ first symptoms to disappear.' Tile cure of all bili- ! mu diseases and Liver complaint is made certain I by taking If ju-ATiNB in aedonlar cejwitMirections. Headache is generally cured hi twaily'mlnutes, ! a ml no disuse tHnt arises from the Liver can exist jif a f.lr Uhl is given. Ta t< tip pill* when you can get Hhfatin* at |tlie wfite prl «- For sale in ajqftjttNsd fit.oo bot- j. r.'umsu 4 r± Fnr Still 1 llV Btlihiiftli it Jiiil. the tiinnrif.il «v« of- life’ 6pon iil/icli you haw jual I.iiiiichvd, never lie «t i a - tattled by wraihgli-w«W «if mlvrAiiy. Ifcst Five OvUsCiffti* In .wa2»».fc. unity Troesurur ut the ensuing ? W. F. PdW TB, Eitllff J • v - tjtr i2tr ■ Alio nt the 8t*m»* time nnd pmet, half of bit of land No. 111, in the Till district and 5th section uf originally (Jarroll now llftruls«»n comity, G as the property of J B. Blaekmond, liy Virtni* of one Tex 11 fit in f.tvnrof the BtEtc End Count? J B Blnck^ nioud. A. J. HUN T, dvc 5, |(]s. Sheriff. LONGLEY A. ROBISON, No. 18 Loyd Street, Factory corner Butler end Gtlmor, Contractors and Proprietors of Phoeulx Plalnlag Mill, manufaetnrera of Doom, Seek, Winds etc. The Pbornix II the flne*t and best Plaining Mill In thelloutli, and turn* out work ol the very best quality and at prices that defY competition. They have purheastd the latest tmptnveatnt* and best machinery ever brought South, and pow guarantee that no house. North or West, shall famish bettor R oods, nr for less money. Besides goods of their own make, they haven large stock of Western good* lat are offered at prices below competition. Parties desiring bedding material, Sashes, Blinds, etc., will do well to write tn Messrs, L. Alt. As Contractors they do an Immense business, having bnllt many of the finest buildings In the ally. They are thoroughly and absolutely reliable, and their esti mate* ere alwayB lowest, - They can point to score* of huge end coatly building* put under their bids, and they have nevci tailed to come up to thu very highest meek of their contract. Mennfbeterleg the most of the Material used In building, end all of the Hashes, Doers, Blinds, etc., they can underbid most of their competore. The flret is also agent for the New York Enamel Paint Ce. The paint eetd by this company Is endoreod a* the best In the world. mot S8-6m NEW MILINEEY STORE. -®. O. Would respectfully call the attention of the Ladier to her Large eri! Miignilicent. Stock of Millinery Goods and Notions, Hats, BONNET’S, FLOWERS, LACKS, NECK-WARE, DIUC89 BUTTONS, CORSETS, HOSIERY, KID GLOVES, &c.. if. Ltifj-vst and mfhsL Select Stock in thu City. No. 115, Broad, Street, Rome, Ga. nov. 14, 1m “Dewdi-Op Iitq.” This is to inform the public Hint I Imve opened at Merrill's nif tier « uhuiott selection .If • WHISKIES, WINES. GINS, BRANDIES, CIGARS ami TOBACCO. ^11 jre lnyrrs ol a Hlmnn Pure opportunity. My Saloon I* FinsT CLASS . Hi'every prrMcttlar HOT DRINKS A SPECIALTY. • • ' Do sure ^cail at (be DBWDROP. n: M. IIUTOHKHSON, . Proprietor. Administrator's Sato. G^EOI(OIA—Haralson County.—By. virtue of i order of the Court Ordinary of said county, will be in the First Teeodey In JanuaryJjext.bet wvon the legal hours of sale, et the Court House door of raid comity, thu following real estate, to-wit: 101, 1 , mere of less, of lot of laud, No. 800, lu the Eight district, orlglfiklly Carroll now Haralson ■county Go., belor-Ing,Vo thjs estate of Charlve Sides deceased, sold for the benefit of the heirs. Terms, One-half cash hud-’-baton j 1879. December 3nd 1878. Pec. 5th, 30 ' due December 35th, II. C. HEAD. Administrator. Administrator’s Stle. Georgia—Haralson county.—By virtue order from the Court of Ordinary of said county, will be sold on the Aral Tuesday In Janua ry next, between tn* legal hours‘.of sale, at the Court House door ol said county, the following real estate, to-wit: Fifty Acre*, more or less, or lot of laud No.858 In tbefith dtltnclof originally Car- tow llaaaleon county, Ga.. bclopglng to the b ol Joseph L. Powell, decease'll. Hold for the toenent of the heir*. - Terms, One-half cash, and baloney due peffmbnt Wth jfiV'J,. December 3ud, . .11, V, HEAD, Administrator. UFeQJIGJA-roLK COpNTY-W. T. Tomlin- eon, Administrator on the estate of -B.' H. Tomlin* don deceased, hoe applied tu*m« for letters ol . DIs- mission ^-(uu thy said administration, alleging In his petltloq that be has fhliy administered and dis bursed tha estate ef said deceased, according to law, therefore, all persona concerned will be and appear at a Court of Ordinary belil 1n'sa1d.couUfy en the First Monday -in Febru ary n^ffit, toahow causeifany they .hav«, why let ■ of Dismlseioa should not begrahtedln said Given under My band this Nov, Srd, iS78. r 7, .Im . r-JOIL BREWER, Ordinary. NOTICE. Land For Sale. Tha subscriber . beiup determined to leave so corrupt a community aa surroanda bint offers' about Ach-fi rif.^ilHt C-lffSS lifill'l , lying |n tvdar VeJby and Cnllawl Town Valley, on which is a good MILL and e gbok Custom’Water GIN, lie,. VEIIY LQW FOB CASH. I Will* divide r-aiti lands to enlt ptirclioser«> hnd examine said' I And*. I will’ gueratit*« it the bnat plane In the State for-an hemwt uni rite at, es'Jio wonM leave It wit! fewer regret* than anjtot)t«r In the wlffg world. V X8-HI,, , G. 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