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Rockdale Register. Contkss, Ga., Djc. 23rd, 1873. At a meeting ot the stockholders of the Rockdale Register Publishing Company, Ll’d this day, the following officers were elec ted for the ensuing year : Gio. \\\ Glkaton, President. A. H. Zachri’, Vice-President. T. J- Treadwell, Treasurer. tV. P. Rued, Secretary. A. C. McCalu, Ed. and Bus. Man. Legal advertisements must hereafter be paid for in advance. No deviation from this rule will be made at any time, or under <tny circumstances. All advertisements must he handed in before 12 o'clock, m., on Wed nesday, the day before publication. Reoistbis Cos. CON VERS GA., THURSDAY, FEB. 10, 1870. I?®™ AJ3ID ttDSJHiraV* Next Monday is Valentine Day. Our farmers are now scratching the back of old Mother Earth. Mr. T. J. Treadwell has built anew house on Railroad Street. Mr. John \V. Carr is building an addi tion to his residence on Decatur Street. A good many of our people are ■strongly in favor of exempting bull pups and flees from taxation. Read the advertisement of the New York Worll in this issue. The World is the greatest Democratic paper in the con try. lion. A. L. Davidson, Judge, and W. \ ® P. Reed, Solicitor of Rockdale County Court, resigned their respective offices last Thursday. ■ • m Schools.— Mr. F. A. Irwin, of this place, has a fine School at Ca3tle Mound, in Henry Cos. ■■■ - —;—^ Lost. —The bill to change the line be tweeu the counties of DeKalb & Rockdale was lost in the House on Tuesday. Assignee—G, W. Gle-Uon Esq. was selectd assignee of Capt. John F. Alberts estate, Bankrupt. Peksonal.—E. J. Reagan and R. Nelms, Att’ys at Law, Hampton, Ga., are in the the city. The object of their visit will explain itself in a few days. The joung ladies of the Athens Lucy Cobb Institute have started a paper. They not only edit it, but set the type also. Wo extend the fraternal paw. Prof. James A. Gibson, late leader, ot our band, has accepted a similar position at "the Barracks, in Atlanta. His engagement is i'oi five years. A letter from our Washington .cbrress pondent arrived too late for last week’s issue* and is no.v out of date. Now tliat wo have fast mail trains the mail goer slow, One ot the solid mer. of the County, announc 'd his intention, on the streets, the other da}*, of becoming a candidate for thy office of Governor. Well, why not ? “Spirit of the Times.” Mr. M. Schwartz, of Wilkes “Spirit of the Times,” of New York, was in Conyers, on Monday of this week. We wish him and his paper success, may both bo in keeping with the spirit of the times. The Covington Star warns tramping printers that there is no work for them in this section. We agree with our neighcor, and hereby notify all members of the tramp frater nity that they will under no circumstances ob tain work at the Register office. Messrs. E, B. Rosser & J. C. Barton wera appointed by Regislei A. H. Mur ry, Assignees of Capt. J. M. Summers, Baukrupt, at the meeting of creditors in Griffin on Tuesday. The above are good selections. Some fun-loving genius, who ivas evi dently hard up for a sensation, stopped up the chimneys of a number of stores on Centre and Commercial Streets, one night last week. The merchants found their stores filled with smoke, the next morning, when their fires were start ed, and when they found out the trick they talked in italics for the remainder of the day. Off For Florida. Judge Davidson left for Florida, on Tuesday morning last. He goes with the in. tontion of seeing the State, and testing its venison, strawberries, green-peas, etc., etc. We wish him a pleasant trip. Notice, All persons indebted to the estate of W. IT, Lee & Sou, 'Bankrupts, are re quested to come forward at once and settle. lam required to collect without delay. W. P. Rked, Assignee iu the matter of W. 11. Lee Son, Bankrupts, Homestead. — Senator 11. D. McDan iel’s bill to adjust the rights of parties under the sale and alienation of Homestead property passed the House of Representatives on Tues day last. Having already passed the Senate. The bill provides that suit must be brought in one year for the recoveiy of the property & that a court of equity alone has jurisdiction to adjist the equities between parties interes ted. Hogs and Hens. Col J' C. Barton lias killed h's hogs this week and promises to divide with his poor neighbors, some of the meat and fat tl ereof. He also has a heu that, has laid thirty six eggs in so many days, and moved once during the time, and on t j le ];lst rnst she hatched out fourteen chickens That heu hatched out a fine lay. But send along your pork, Colonel. MARRIED- Oaths 9th inst., at the residence of the Bride’s father, near Flat Shoals, by Rev. H. Quigg, Mr. E. J. Reagan, of Hampton, to Miss Lula Lyon, of DoKalb. (Our special reporter did not return in time for this issue, but we seize this opportunity to extend our congratulations and best wishes to the gallant groom and charming Biide,) Also, At the residence ct the bride’s father in Gwinnett county. Ga., on January 12th, 18/b, at IF. m., by Rev. H. P. Buchan an, Mr, G. W. MoDaniol'to Miss S. S. Sham bles. Also, at the residence of the bride's father, in Rockdale county, Ga., on January 26th, 1876, at 9 r. m., by Rev. H- F, Bucharan, Mr. M. W. Grauade to Miss F. D. McDaniel. At.so, Mr. Simms and Miss Hattie Lowe, at Chosnut Lawn, in Henry County, at he residence of Col. John H. Lowe. [ Advert isement . ] A Card. Covington, Ga., Feb. 3,187 C. Editors Enterprise : There appeared in the Rockdale Reg ister, ot the 27 ull., a card addressed to the Editor of said paper, signed, J. P. Tilly, In which allusion is made to my self and Olliers. Now, I have this to say to the public: I can not condescend to notice the contents of a card to the public from one who in a private com munieaton io me expresses himself in these words: *‘l knuw I am cowardly.” I therefore dismiss, with the contempt that they merit, both author and card. Respectfully T. D. Guinn. Conyers, Ga,, Feb. 9th 1876. Editors Register : You will confer a favor by publishing the above card from T. D. Guinn, in an swer to my card of the 271 h ult., in which he avoids my communication en tirely. If he wishes to shirk it in this way, I will let him go without “brand ing him,” for he lias saved me the trou ble. Respectfully, J. P, Tilly. FnterJuimueufc* George Johnson, was in town on last Saturday with his Grand Exhibition , consis ting of some stereoscopic views of Jim Fisk et al. An Australian Mermaid, and Egyptian mummy, from the C itaeombs of Egyut, said to be Pharaoh’s daughter. (We don't doubt it. There being such a striking resemblance.) V Punch and Judy show. Assisted by a ne ;re Bango picker, with such other contribu tion as was made by the audience in the way of giving three dollars for a small tin box of soap, or a dollar for a short stick of candy. It was played some bow this way. Three small boxes, in one they said there was a five, a two and one dollar bill. T'no showman would say : “As they lie, Gentlemen, I would not take four seventy-five for the first; One seventy-five for the second. Nor seventy-five for the third, But with a little manipulation he would sell you a box of his soap and give you choice of the boxes for three dollars. “That’s the way the money went pop goes the weasels.” They all knew which box the five was in, Still all the boys that tried the old thing knew that some how or other it was in the other box. Owing to the flood of legal advertisements this was crowded out of our last issue. Our Representative. We see that Hon. J. A. Stewart lias introduced the following hills, in the House, in the last few days : A bill to regulate the sale of liquor in the counties of Floyd, Dale, and other counties therein named, and in the town of Palmetto, in Campbell Cos. ; Prohibiting hunting with dogs or five arms, or fishing with seme and hooks on the enclosed lands of another in Rockdale county. Dr. Stewart also offered the following reso lution which was referred to the Committee on Finance : Whereas, in the opinion of this General Assembly, it is expedient, under existing cir cumstances, 10 sell the Macon and Brunswick Road, now the property of the State ; Resolved, That so much of the joint resolu tion of the General Assembly, approved March C, 1875, as declares “that it is the sense of this General Assembly that the Macon and Brunswick Railroad, with its franchises, be sold by the Governor at an early date, and if found to be practicable, as early as the first day of June, 1875, at public or private sale ; and upon such terms and for such price in I meney, or first mortgage endorsed bonds of I the Macon and Brunswick Railroad, or bends of the State, as in his judgement may be con sistent with the interest of the State,” be and is hereby rescinded. Convicts]at Stone Mountain. We learn from the Atlanta Herald that considerable excitement exists at Stone Mountain over the discharge of a part of the force employed by the Granite Company, and the substitution of chain-gang convicts under Col. Alexander. The latter gentleman and the company deny that such a state of things exists, but the Herald of the 4th says : A gentleman from.this city visited Stone Mountain yesterday, and found the excitement still very high, and the people very indignant on account of the action of the Stone Moun tain Granite Company, in discharging a part of their force, and reducing the wages of the remainder, for the purpose of introducing convict labor in their places. They state that while over forty men were discharged, over forty others, such as book keepers, teamsters, black-smitbs, and others places could not he filled by convicts, and who were indispensable to the work, were retained, but forced to suffer a reduction of twenty-five per cent, in their wages. Men who were driv ing teams at one dollar per day, now get sev enty-five cents, and all othera who are retain ed have had their reduction made. There were ten or twelve of the discharged men at the train on its arrival, and in speak incr 0 £ t k e matter, expressed themselves deter mined to resist the i production of the convict labor in the quarries, at any cost. The mer chants who run their business on the patron age of these stone cutters, and all the attach ed of the works, as well as cverv citizen in the place, were exercised more or less, and they are a unit in condemning it. They plainly intimate that no convict can work in the quarries. They say, "We wiU protect ourselves peaceably, if we can, but forcibly if . must.” CoinpUineiitai-y Resolutions to •Judge Davidson. At a meeting of the Rockdale Bar, held on the 4th inst., the resignation of Hon. A. L. Davidson, Judge of the County Court, was announced, and lion. A, C. MoCalla, A. M ITelms, and \V. P. Ileed were appointed a committee to draft suitable resolutions expressing the sense of the meeting. The following is a copy of tho resolu tions , “Whereas, it has como to tho knowl edge of the Rockdale Bar that Hon. A. L. Davidson has resigned the office of Judge ot the County Court, and Whereas, the relations existing be tween Judge Davidson and the members ot the Bar have been uniformly agreea ble and satisfactory, therefore bo it Resolved, Ist—That the thanks of the Rockdale Bar are duo lion. Ay L. David son for the ability .’impartiality and cour tesy which distinguished his adiuiuistra tion of justice. Resolved, 2nd, That a copy of these resolutions be presented to Hon. A. L. Davidson as an expression of the esteem and friendship, which the Rockdale Bar entertain for him in the doubie capacity of a judicial officer and a private citi zen. The resolutions were unanimously a dopted. [eor the register. Honey Creek Agricultural Society, Rockdale Cos., can. Bth, 1876. Club met, house called to order. Minutes read and adopted. Election of officers for the year 1876, was as follows : J. A. Hollingsworth, President. G. W. Warren, Vice-President. 11. S. McNair, Secretary. J. T. Ogletree, Treasurer. On motion of J, G. McNair, the chair appoint, a committee to nominate candL dates tor tne election of Delegates to tho State Agricultural Convention. Dele gates elected: W. W. VVilcott, J. A. Hollingsworth, and J. W. Hollingsworth. On motion of L. L. Waldrop, we have a called meeting, the 19th, just.,’to ascer tain the amount ot Guano want'd bv the Club. Question for the next regular meeting : “The best way to make a farm pay f ’ Club then adjourned till a call, meet ing. J. A. Hollingsworth, President. 11. S. McNair, Secretary. POST-OFFICE. LETTERS REMAINING 11NC U.LED EOH. A, —Frank Amos, L A Anderson, B. —J W Brand, Milton Buiklew, Mrs Martha Bonds, A Beck, Thomas '’urry, Joseph Bryans, Emily Blossengane, HI Boggus, Henry Burry. C.—Nathan Clarrell, Mrs R 1 II Cates, Mrs Josie Christian, 15 S Caverly,, R Cates, Henry Carter. I\—M F Dorsett, Miss Martha Dale. F. —Miss Ophelia Ferril. G. Mrs WA M Gaulett, Mr Wesley Garrett. H. —Miss II II Hammock, W N Hutchinson. K. —Washington Keaton. L. —A S Livingston. M. —Dick Mays, M E McCree. N. —William New, R. —Dr J Reagan, Miss Mary Rob erts. S. —T S Stewart, Miss Callie Smith, Miss Mollie Smith, Miss Emma Smith, T. C A Turner. W. —G A Wells, Miss Eraaline Webb, Messis. Webb & Trible. Covington Star Items. The Georgia iailroad will change some of its engines, this week, so as to use coal iiisead of wood. Coal is said to be cheeper. “Grace Loraine” is the norn de plume of a prominent lady now of Conyers, but formerly of another Georgia city. We are pleased to learn that Prof. Win. Hudson, formerly of Conyers, is now engaged in leaching school at Snapping Shoals. He is an experienced teacher, and ihe people of that thriving inland manufacturing town should extend him a liberal patronage. The young men of Covington met at the Methodist church last Sunday after noon, according to previous 4 announce ment, aud organized a Young Mei,s Christian Association. Rev. J. N. Bradshaw was called to the chair, tem porarily, aud Mr. E. F. Edwards re-* quested to act as secretary. Elder James F. Edens was elected permanent .press ident, D. A, Thompson, vice president, and Prof. John T-Slillwell secretary. QEORGIA— Rockdale County : Whereas, James Jones, v. o. c. having ap plied for Exemption of Pei sonalty, and setting part and valuation of Homestead. I will pass upon the same at 10 o’clock, on the 14 tli day of February text, at my office. | This January 25th, 1876. | O. SEAMANS, no27'2t Okdinahy. jgANRBUPT SALE. By virtue of an order of the District Court of the United States, for the Northern District of Ga., will he sold before thy Court House door, in the town of Conyers. Saturday, Feb. 19th, 1870, the notes, fi fas’ and accounts, | amounting to $3,980 00, belonging to the es-, tate of S. Mayfield & Son, Bankrupts, for the benefit of the creditors of said Bankrupts. Jan. 20th, -3w E. B. Rosser, Assignee. Highest Standard FERTILIZERS. John C. Ragsdale, Swift’s Compound, A TON. Includes Freight. 433 lbs of Middling Cotton on or before the Ist of Next November, Will Pay for a Ton of Either of tho Above First Class Fertilizers. If You Buy a STRAIGHT Guano, lot one or the other of Those. BK IT ! Stewart & McCali.a, Agls., 28—3-mos. Conyers, Ga. Jno. N. Swift, Gen’l Agt. LEGAL ADVEKTJSEMENTS. Rockdale Sheriff Sale for March. \VILL HE SOLD BEFORE THE COURT house door, in the town of Conyers, within tho legal hours of sale, on the FIRST TUESDAY IN MARCH, 1876, the following property, to wit: Ouo Hundred and Fifty uoies of land, more or less, in the Tenth District, of originally Hen ry, then New ton, now Newton and Rockdale Counties, it being tho south-east corner of lot No. 140, bounded North, by lands of Hollingsworth and Munn, East, by Hollagsworth and Plunk ett ; South, by F. J. Whitehead ; West, by Asbury Turner and Sam Veal. Levied on as the property of S. P. Daniel, by virtue of and to satisfy ten fi. fa. issued from Rockdale County Court, in favor of J. H. Turner rs, S. P. Daniel. Written notice given parties. F. J. Whitehead, Sheriff. ALSO, At the same time and place will be sold Four thousand lbs., more or leas, of seed cotton, 1 bay horse mule about IX years old, l bay horse mule ten or twelve years old, 4 fattening hogs, l! sows and pigs, 18 acres of corn in the field called Sandy Creek field, 7 acres on Big Haynes Creek, also in the field ; 2 bales of cotton now in the field, including patch in front of his son’s bouse. Levied on as the property of J. H. Wells, by virtue of and to satisfy a distress warrant issued from Rock dale County Court, in lavor of Martha J. Sigman vs. J. 11. Wells. F. J. Whitehead. Sheriff ALSO, At the same time and place will be sold the following property, to-wit: One house and lot in Conyers containing onp-hxlf acre, more or less, bounded North by Decatur sheet, West by N W Maddox, East by J H Almand, South by Commerce street, and now occupied by P G McCullough ; also one store house and lot containining 50 by 20 feet, hounded North by lands of T J Nelms, East by lauds of 1 J Hart&field, South by right of Ga. R. It., West byNAVMadlox. Levied on the property of T J Nelms, by virtue of and to satisfy three fi fas issued from Rockdale County Court in fa vor of T J Low & Bro vs T J Nelms. Proper ty pointed out by dof’t. F. J. Whitehead, Sheriff, ALSO, At the. same time and place will be sold the following property, to-wit: Parts of lots Nos. | 340 and 339, in the 16th District of originally Henry, now Rockdale county; part of lot No. 352 in said District, containing 25 acres, more or less ; the West half of lot 339, in said Dis trict ; also 20 acres, more or loss, of lot 329 in said District; also part of lot No. 314 ; also 40 acres, more or less, of lot 337 altogether con ! taining 650 acres, more or less, and being the lands embraced in a deed from B P Carr to John Neal, of date of 4th day of March, 1874, and recorded in the Clerk’s office of the Supe rior Court of Rockdale county, in hook of Deeds A., page 443. Levied on as the proper ty of B F Carr by virtue of and to satisfy a fi fa issued from Rockdale Superior Court, Spring Term, 1875, in fa\ or of Clark & Paco vs B P Carr. Property pointed out by Pl’ffs. F. J. Whitehead, (Sheriff. ALSO, At the same time and place will he sold the following pioperty, to-wit: All that tract nr parcel of land situated, lying and being in the town of Conyers, Ga., county of Rockdale, known and distinguished as the College lot, with all the apportenances thereunto belong ing—number not known. Levied on the prop erty of S. Mayfiield, President of the Trustees of the Conyers Female College, by virtue of and to satisfy a fi fa in favor of William Gal loway vs S Mayfield, President of the Trustees of tho Conyers Female College. Property pointed out by the defendant, S. Mayfield, President of the Trustees of the Conyers ■ Fe male College. F. J. Wiiitehf.ad, Sheriff. ALSO,’ At the same timojand place will he sold tho following propovty to-wit : One house and lot in the town of Conyers, containining one-half acre, more or less, bounded North by Decatur street, East by J H Almand, South by Com merce street, West by N W Maddox, and now occupied by P G McCullough ; also one store house and lot containing 60 by 20 foot, bound oil North by lands of T J Nelms, East by lands of I J Hartsfleld, South by right of Ga. K. R., West by N W Maddox. Levied on as the property of T J Nelms, by virtue of and to satisfy two fi {fas issued from the Justices’ Court of the 476 district, G M, one in favor of A J Pierce, and one in favor of Mrs. M A Al len vs James Jones, principal, and T J Nelms, security. Property printed out by defendant. Levied on by S B Ilarts; eld, L C and returned to me. F. J. Whitehead, Sheriff. ALSO, At the same time and place! will be sold tho foJlowina property, to-wit : one house and (ot in the town of Conyers, containing one-half acre, more or less, bounded North by Decatur street, East by J JI Almand, South by Com merce street, West by N W Maddox, and now occupied by P G NcGullough ; also one store house and lot, containing 50 by 20 feet, bound ed North by land .of I J Hartsfleld, South by light of Ga. R. R. and West by N W Maddox. Levied on as the pooperty of T J Nelms, by virtue of and to satisfy sundry fi fas issued from the Justices Courtjof the 476 district, G M in favor of G W Gleaton et al vs T J Nelms. Properly printed out by defendant. Levied on l,y S B Hartsfleld L C and returned to me. F. J. White ad, Sheriff TAMES BANKS, A T 1' olt N K Y A T L A W, Office No. 8, James’ Uank Block, Atlanta, Georgia. Special attention given to the collection of c aims All business attended to promptly " NOTICE. THE public are hereby cautioned against purchasing or trading for a certain promissary not for *319,26, dated March 22d, 1875, given by S. F. Speer to John Thompson, guardian j for Thos. B. Thompson, as said note has been paid and fully satisfi-d, ard lias been lost or J stolen. JOHN THOMPSON. fjilie Greatest Medical Discovery OF THE XlXth CENTURY. HEALTH, BEAUTY, AND IIAITINEB3 RESTOUEDO MODERN WOMAN. —O — • DU. J . BRAD FIELD'S F E MALE REGU LA V woman’s BEST FRIEND. \ Its operations are quick and sure: and it never fails to cure. —— o—- Thankful for the very flattering reception the Kemttle Regulator has met with from all pot tions of the country, the Proprietor begs to announce that he has largely increased his mann • factoring facilities, and hopes that before long he will be abloto place within tho reuch of every suffering woman, this, tho greatest boon of her sex. PRICE 1 50 nor Bottle. MoT'Sold by nil Diuggistsui the United State®. L. 11. 11 11A1) FIELD, Atlanta , Georgia, I’roprietor. READ! HEAD!! —X-t It is well known to doctors and ladies that women are subject to enormous diseases pecu liar to thoir sex,—such as suppression of tho menses, whites, painful monthly periodicals, rheumatism of the buck and womb, irregular menstruation, hemorrhage or excossivo “ flow** prolapsus, uteri, or fulling of the womb. Blooming in all her Pristine Beauty, health, strength and elasticity ■ Tried doctor after doctor. Rutledge, Ga., February 18. 1874. Thin is to cortify that my wife was an invalid for six years Had disease of the womb and headache, weight in lower part of the back j suffered from languor, exhaustion and nervous ness, loss of appetite and flesh. She had become so exhausted and weak, her friends were apprehensive she would novel* got well. Tried doctor after doctor, and patent medicinesa lad despaired of her improvement, when fortunately she commenced on Dr. Bradfields Fe male Regulator. She is now well; throe or four bottles cured hor. Improved in health, ap petite and flesh ; “ she is blooming in all her piistino bounty, strength, and elasticity.” 1 re gard you as her savior from the dark portnls of death, —and my benefactor. May your shad ow never grow less, and you never become weary ill well-doing. JOHN tSHAUP. IfcjPFor Kale by W. 11. LEE nml JONES it CAB SWELL Conyers, Ga. O 000000000000 o 000 OOOOOOOOOODOOOOO 000 O 000000000000 o oooooooooonooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooouo 00000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000 00000 0 000000 00000000 PACIFIC GUANO COMPANY. oooocooo 000000 000000 00000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000 OOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOCOOOOOOOGOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO O 000000000000 o 000 0000000000000000 000 o ' 000000000000 o Capital $1,000,000! Soluble pacific guano COMPOUND ACID PHOSPHATE, COMPOUND ACID PHOSPHATE, FOR COMPOSTING WITH COTTON SE ED. 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