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THE REGISTER. CONf EItS.GA...THURSDAY OCT iU, 1871!* announcements. TO THE VOTb, HU OF ROCKDALE, Xkm & ean'lidfit.e for th office of Clerk of tM Superior Court, and if elected, Jouph A. MeCoiko (who hM been Deputy Clerk two ■eekrt) will be uy Deputy* Respectfully, Ac., Oit. Xkth. iSW.—tde J. F. ROSSER. “ 11 " ,mir TortaX receiver, t IM k tanffidfcte for the office Of Tux Ke vAitwr M Ron*dele county, Vie W. T. HTJ9ON. FOR COUNTK TREASURER^ I hereby anuonnco uiyeelf m a candidate for T<et*erer‘ ot Rockdele County. {Wt,t j. e. Maddox. toR CLERK SUPERIOR COURT. t>* M. Perkar will be supported for Clerk Su perior Court of Rockdale county by 010-td M*Bt FOR SHERIFF, Mf John H Taylor will be supported for Sheriff of Roekdol* county, t the ensuing election by .•eept lith, 1876—ti Many FbiknDs ¥am: mr € € mm tei mi without any regard to previous condition, col or or politic* to vote for J. A. B, STB W AKT for County Treasurer. one so doin will be entitled to a <_ heomo. tde It's hot, dry and dusiy, up to this wri ting- Mill street seems to be the objective point with Conyers young men. Hob- J. I*. Simms, Representative elect of Newton county, passed through this place on Tuesday on his way to "‘Drake Eye.” Maj. R. R. Wood, of Covington, accompanied hint, with a nice lot of fishing and hunting tackle. Mr. John li, Tilley is studying tele graphing under his brother, James P. Tilley, of this place. Rev. J. L Stewart has had his front and back pailings and out houses painted and whitewash* and. They are as while al most as (he “beautiful snow." Cotton continues coming—come, come, ctmie. Possum suppers are being talked of. The work on the Presbyterian church ]m progressing rapid y. Rev. J, M. Hmtyin, of this place, has been elected Pastor of the Covington •Rabtisl church. < -*- • - Candidates continue coming. Let them come. A subscription is going the rounds for the purpose of getting up money to re pair the Methodist church in this place. Whitehead A Smith are having their fire place arranged so as to have regular red hot fires during the coming cold weather; Dr. A. 0, W. Travis has a lar :e lot tery going on a small scale. ‘'The more you put down the less you take up ” We know whereof we speak, lor we’ve tried the old t! ing. The Conyers Cornet Band will please accept our thanks for a nice, delicious serenade on last Friday night, —— '• There are nine Steam Ginneiles in Kockdale county. A considerable amount of soighum syrup is being made in this section. Judge M. M. Bentley is putting a sec ond s toi y on lvs dwelling. —; ,—r—- Rumor lias it that there will be a rpar riage in high lite ir, Conyers soon. It will probably be a gay-summer affair- Several marriages are spoken of to come off in Rockdale some time during the coming season, We wish them al good luck, and mav they live long at and prosper. Capt. John M. Zachry has some fine lands for sale. Read his adv r iseinent ip this paper. Dr. J. P. Rosser announces himself as a candidate for Clerk of the Superior Court, If elected J, A. McCord the present efficient deputy Clerk will be his deputy, The voters of this Count) will do well to consider their claims as both are good business men and would make excel ent clerks. Briuk Stove Agricultural Fair coni' s off October 24, 25, 26 an.l 27th, A large attendance of people of Nekton and other adjoiirug counties are oypect elto be present. Vehicles will meet visitors at Faine’s Crossing, on the Ga. R. R., two miles from the grounds; and take them back and forth, for twen ty-five cents. Hon. W. L. Peek, our newly elected Rej'reeeutative, has one uood plank in his platform, if no more. He is in favor O' ■ filing a Constitutional Con entioi a $-• earliest [ossible day. Conyers has twp pew law stndenfs. i Mr. P. 11. V\ bite lias sold his farm in Sheffield nwtrict of this county to Mr. John 1. l)etisrU sad will leave for Texas I koine time ibout the middle of Deeem ber* We wish hitn sucosm m the new home that he has chosen. Mr. \\. P. Baker, wife and baby, of Atlanta, were on a visit to (Jonyera yes. tertlay, Prof. A. M. Helms has kindly consen ted to instruct the fl'embers of the Meth odist Sunday School, in this place, in flinging. Friday night at the Methodist church is the time and place of the first meeting. — *-#“% - Cnpt. Httson is going \> Atlanta next week to see John Kobinaou's big show, especially the animals. Mr. 11, H. Dukes showed us a fine sample of an Irish potato raised from Ins second crop. Tie says they nee belief and sweeter than the first. A bßket. full of large, red, ripe tipples is enough to make any hungry editors mouth water, his wife's heart glad, and his child sinile. We and family were in such a fix on Monday. Mr. F. M. Whitjhead will please accept our thunks for the favor. — - A sister and brother-in-law, of our townsman, James W. Pruett, died in Savannah; a few days ago of yellow fever. A rule to distribute money in the County Court, was heard before James W. Pruett, as Judge, pro htac vice on last Saturday. The rule was in favor of A. J. Pierce et al, vs. T. J. Nelms. Mo ney was distributed acooiding to priority of liens. Judge B, F, Carr has been appointed Notary Public and Lx. Officio Justice oi the Peace ol the 475th District, G. M., ot th s county, by Gov. Smith. Go to Smith & Whitehead’s to buy fine white-headed Cabbage, Sugar, Coffee, Fi.-di, cud in fact all that is kept in a firet-clase Gro cery Store. They have also a nice Bar attach ed, and keep on hand a fine assortment of Liquors, which they will sell cheap for Cash. advt no-14-tf Rockdale Superior Court tor its (al. session, adjourned on last Friday after noon. Judge G. J. Wright, ol the Al bany Circuit, presided. The business of the court was not fully gone through with. We have not space to give the cases tried. Thirteen on the common law docket were disposed of, nine on the appeal, two on the equity, nine certio iari’s, three motion*. One or two crim inal cases were ssltkd by consent yf the court. . The grgnd jury found ten.true bills. Several important cases were continu ed lor the term. Col. J. N. Glenn acted as Solicitor General. Ihe Isham Kelly case is set for the second day 0t iu-xt court. All of the misdemeanor cases will probably be transferee! to the County Court. The people of this couuty, lawyers, doctors, sheriffs, bailiffs, officers of the court, and citizens genera ly, witnesses, as well as parties, were well pleased with Judge Wright. The grand jury preset)'ment are pub lished in this issue. Out’ people can see for themselves what our county authori ties and officers ate doing. - Solicitor General. The Grahd Jury of this county last week, in their general presentments, reo "inmended that his Excellency, A- H. Colquitt, the next Governor <>f Georgia, appoint Judge George W- Gleaton as Solicitor General of this, the Flint Judi cial Circuit. The recommendation is a fit and prop er one j and while we would not ds parage (he claims of t hy other applicants for said position, we wou and most respect fully urge upon Governor Colquitt the fitness of Judge Gleaton for the place} He is a one-legged Confederate soldier, and a young lawyer of ability and indus try ; besides being a man of unirnpeaclia„ ble moral worth- This port cn of the Circuit, and es pecial y Rockdale, has been neglected in the giving out of State and Federal of fices. She ought to have a showing this t me. Election. The following is the official vote of Rockdale county in die last election : FOR GOV EI.NOR. Town District.—Co quitt, 6t>o; Norcross, 163 AUace “ “ 22 j “ - Loraine “ “ 41; “ —.— .■Sheffield “ 49; l Total, 720; 164 FOR KF.FRBS! NTATIVE. town District. —Peek, 468; Carr, 817. . saae “ “ 20; 1. Draine " “ 36; “ 3. Sheffield " "3; •• 50. Total, 547 j 871. Colquitts majority, ,608. Peek’s “ ,176. The olection is over, and the result is known. The defeated should bear up nider their losses, and the victorious night to tor forgive and forget the differ ences of the past. Now let us all strike hands and unite in one solid phalanx for the great struggle that domes off Tues day, the 7ih day of November. THE FAIR A ride out to the Rockdale Fair Grounds behind. Capt. John M. Zach y’s fine clay bank mare on Tuefld ly after iiooii w .ts mi enjoyable tt Ip. We found the workmen busy at work under the supervision of Capt. A. F. Simms, The grounds are nearly enclosed ami contain aboil*, eight acres. Mr. Newton Hoi* lingsworlh has given the Fair Associa tion the use of the ground for live years,for tin palings and one or two of the buildings at the end of that time. He is to have the use of the grounds and buildings when they are not occupied by the Association. Three lulls are in proaeH of erection, viz: Floral, Agri cultural and Mechanical. Fifty-six rtallfl tor stock of different kinds, Bx 9 feet, have been built. The hotel or eat ing house is nearly completed; and will he ready for the public by the time the fair opens. The race track is over a quarter of a mile found, the inside raliug being exactly one fourth of a mile. It will be put in good order by tin time it is needed 1 Tne Judges’ stand is on a high point near the upper portion of the grounds, where good views can be had of the whole line of track. Two wells have been dug and will supply plenty of good water, tor man . and beast. Two entrance gates will be sufficient lor all the passing in and out, as the pass-ways are broad and several can go out and in at the same time. The entrance fee is Fifty cents or $1 25 for a season ticket Cheap enough tor the times taking into consideration the sights to be seen. We hope every man, woman and child, in Rockdale county and vicinity will be on hand. The Rockdale Fair Association are making great efforts to do good for themselves and their people, as well as to please the public. Let us all go and see and lend a helping to the enterprise. [fob THE BYOIS’fEk. Dedicated to the Rhetoric Class. Lines suggested on seeing a notice (\f a suicide, committed by a young lady s the CodSC assigned was a disappointment in a love affair, owing to the faithlessness of her lover t A girl in all her youthful prime, Lay dead upon the sand ; Some fishers dragged her from the tide, Whilst passing on the strand. Her long dark hair was streaming wild, from off her lovely face ; Her smooth soft cheek and rounded chin TV admiring eye could trace. % A smile seem’d ling’ring on the lips, As they were gently parted ; The pearly teeth shone pure and blight, So lifelike al—you started, * Oh ! t p?*k, sweet one, and tell us Why You ebbs i a fate so fell; Surely it was the “old —old talc,” YTu loved hot wisely—but too well. Then was be faithless to his trust Of plighted word and troth ? Whilst you, poor child, have scorched your wings, Like yonder foolish moth ! Or did he laeve his lone true heart, To pine away with grief; And like the autumn frost that blights The green and quivering leaf ? Or was he fickle, vain and light,. To ohasing Folly given; A ohild of pleasure or c-f sin— That thus your heart has riven ?” Who can tell h< r anguish, When first the learned despair; And found her idol was not gold. But clay, though clay so fair ? For who can cure the heartsick soul, Pour in the wound a balm; Or lift the stricken hopeless mind, , And give it peace aud calm ? At this dread hour, the Tempter came, When darkness held its sway ; And gloom had settled on a soul, That shone as bright as day. Then was her time for prayer— For help from a pitying God : Then Was the hour the sbul to pass Meekly under the rod. Oh ! that the wings of the silv’ry dove Had hover’d in that hour; — That she had heard a Saviour’s voice, Calling with all its power, A broken heart cry now was heard, A w ail of the lone gill there; Without his 10/e, ’tis no Heaven to her, Since darkened by one care. *#*•*##* To the deep she wended her way, Reckless the thoughts of her breast; And plunging beneat its dark waves, She sought oblivion’s rest T. B, B. Oonyers Female College, Oct. 1876. County Court. Rockdale County Court, tor its semi- October term, was in session on Monday. [Present: Jidge G orgo \V. Gleaton, T. J. Christian. Solicitor. Judgments were rendered in three or four civil cases ; there being no defenses filed under oath. In case of the State vs, Ben Torn— charged with disturbing Divine woiship —defendant was found not guilty by the jury. Christian for the State, A. M Helms for defendant. In the case of the State vs. Jack Glea ton, | . O; c., Justice A M. Helms pre sided, and the defendant was found gm ty and fined twenty dollars anu* all costs, or in default to work in chain gang ten mouths. Jack appropriated $9 85 out of Capt. N. W. Maddox’s drawer. Roek.la’e Court of Ordinary for its October term was in session on Monday of last week. Present i Hon. Obadiah Seamans, Ordinary, Leave was granted P. N. Hudson, Ad* Ini nisi rator trf Mrs. Alley Rhodes, d.- Ceased, to aell the lands ol said estate. Application of Samuel H. Broadnax for letters t guardianship of the minor children of Joel A. Broadnax wits ton* tinned, Citation was granted calling all par* lies interested to show Cause at the proper time and (dace why leave should not he granted to John W, Carr to set! the la: ds of John P Ctft’s estate. GRAND JURY PRESENTMENTS. We, the Grand Jurors, chosen and 'sworn for the October term of the Su perior Court for 1876, ask permission to make the following report, to-wit: We have carefully examined the pub lic buildings; we find them (with two or three exceptions) in good repair. Some of the blinds, and the railing of the stair-wav in the Court House needing some repairs ; also one iron bar on the inner door of the jail broken off. The public buildings, and jail especially, are neatly kept, and as well ventilated as the nature of the case will permit. We would respectfully recommend the Ordi. nary to put the buildings tn good and thorough repair. The Justices’ of the Peace and Notary Publics' books are all correctly and neat ly kept, with proper entries of their ea - ses and how disposed of. The Sheriffs' Docket is also riea ly kept, with the proper entries of their acts and doings in fi fus, aud docket in in terms ol the law. We find the records of the Clerk of the Supeiior Court correctly and neatly kept. Also the Ordinary’s records are neatly and correctly kept, with all proper en tries showing all ot his acts and doings. We also find in the hands of the Ordina *• ry 5 dollars in currency and a note on 1). N. Hudson due Ist Nov., 1876, for sev enteen dollars and forty cents. We find that the Treasurer had in his hands, in currency, on the third of April, 1876, 81797 35, md the additional sum ot nine dollars received from the hands ot the Clerk of the Superior Court, nut king the sum total of SIBOG 35. We also find that he has in his hands proper vouchers tor sllß7 00 paid out, leaving a balance in his. hands of $61(1 35, and Lia hooks alts neatly and correctly kept. We find the roads all in good condi tion, with mile posts all up, and finger boards up at cross and fork roads We also find that some bridges are needing repairs, and respectfully recom mend that, the Ordinary look after these bridges and put them in good repair at as early a day as practical)'©. We recommend the Ordinary to grant an order to F, J. Whitehead, Sheriff, end hi- 1 Deputy, J. W. Almand, 50 dol lars each lor their services tor wailing upon the Superior Court (or the four terms of its sitting during lite r term ol office. We also I'ooommerifi that Lucinda Cook, a pauper, he paid $5 OU per month instead ot ten dollars as now paid.— Also that Mrs. Kirkland, a pauper, be paid $5 00 per month instead of three dollars as now paid. We also respectfully recommend that the Governor elect appoint Judge Geo. W. Gleaton as the next Solicitor General for this Judicial Circuit. In taking leave of hi? Honor, Judge G. J. Wright, we tender him our sineeie thanks lor his courteous and affable treatment toward this jury, We say this not from mere form, but because we feel it. Also tender our thanks to the Solicitor General, J. N. Glenrq for his kindness and generosity to us, We also request these general pre sequpents to be published in the couuty papers. George W Clemmons, Foreman. Joseph H Almand, W H Brisendine, Hemy P Almand, J M Christian, T H Bryans, R T Cowa , .1 F Berry, W J Carr, W H Bryans, W H H Crow, Y J Browning, J G Clotfelter, John Bonner, Rufus Christian, I J Bailey, S R -Daniel, Hezakiah Bailey, W F King, P H BuCbanah, i B Posey, .) M Butler, W T Peek, It is ordered by the court that the foregoing presentments be entered on the minutes of this court, and that a copy of the same be published in the KocKr- DAI.E Register and Conyers Courier, gazettes of said county, October term, 1876, G. J. Wrkiht, J. S. C. A, C. Presiding, A true extract from the minutes of Rockdale Superior Court, fall term, 1876. TANARUS, J. Treadwell, Clerk, THE HE IS MONEY IN IT. j In these hard times a good return for bones j labor is very deferable. Any active young j man or young lady can earn a haudsom: sum ! by add i essing, for particulars, the Managers)' of The Constitution, the great political (and family journal publishel at the Capital of the late. CONSTITUTION PUBLISHING CO., Atlanta, Oa. ASSIGNEE’S SALE. T N pursuance of an order of the Registsr ' n J Bankruptcy will be sold Wore tho Court House (tOor in the town of Couyers and county of Rookdalo on tho first Tuesdsv In November next the following property, belonging to tho es*te of J, M, Summers, bankrupt , to-wit .- Fifty-eight and seven-eighth (Mi) acres of land, IVing on t,title Haynes Creek in said county, On which ie situated a good Meridian Mill with two sots of runners, a good gfn-houiot store-house and dwelling, The mill has a large loos I custom and .is considered a first-elnsi Flo. ring Slill, and the witter power is a never fail ng power. 1 ift\-fiv# nhd flre-kighth (5/4) acres of laud adjoining tho above, oh which is a good dwell ing house nnd all hcoessary out buildings, about twenty acre* of good bottom land, nhd about tw. nty acres of woodland. Two hundred acres of land, more or lew, in said county, being parts of lots Nos. 2/16 and 850 and being the farm on which Leo Henry now lives. One store-house and lot on Centre street in the town of Conyers, 602 fl feet. One dwelling house and lot, in the town of Conyers, erntait ing fouv acres, more or less, on Almand st reet; and one acre of land ad joining tile dwelling house lot, fronting on said AI math! Street. <fdT V plat of the mill property can be seen at the office of J, C. Barton at the Court Honse In Convert. AI.RO, At the same time and place the following property belonging to the estate of T. f. Neln s, bankrhpt, to-wit • Eighty (80) Seres of land lying on the Geor gia Rail Rood, and being within half a mile of the corporate limits of the town of Conyers- Seventy-five (75) acres, more or less, known ns a part of the Jerry Daniel land, lying about one mile from the corporate limits of the town of Conyers nnd on the Georgia Rail Road. One hundred and two (102) acre's of land, No. 18.0, in the 10th district of Rockdillr county. hot of land, No. 270, in the 18th district, of Dooly county, Georgia. * Lot of land, No. 150, in the 27th district bf Decatur county Georgia. And one aoro lot in the town of Conyers, fronting on North Rad Road street. Oh'S Tonne made known on day of sale. E. D. Rosseb, J. C. Barton, Assignees of said Bankrupts. 11 1(i Ml m SADDLES. 6 \LL person?- wanting Harness, Saddles, Bridles, Collar s, Lines, etc., will do well to call at my.shop where they can be had very l@w wm 1 am determined to stop the Northern interior arness from selling in this county, it selling ood hand-made harness cheap will do it. Give me h. trial before buying elsewhere. Old harness and saddlus# repaired promptly and cheaply. Respectfully, . 11-8 m J, S. M 1 LEAN. CONVKIIS PHICKS CURRENT. COkUECTED WEEFr.T BY J. 11. ALMAND, SON A CO. Cotton—Middlings, steady 94 ft Stains, du11,.., 8 ft Of GKOCKKIEB AND rIIOVISIONS Meat— C R Bulk LC “ ; .aOHfll Bulk Ham 5,.,,,,,.,., lJJftl-l Canvassed “ ~.18 @lB4 Cam.,- — Sacked 70ft7f Flowr —Extra Family, per barrel..i ft 7f Family, per barrel,,,., t fi lft7j Coffee, Ri0,....,,,.,,,,,.,.. 28 @25 Sugar, granulated L0*1.;,,.,t24ftt4 “ NO Fahey ,„.l2Jftlß “ Yellow C 10 ft 11 Syrup, Honey drip.,....80 @BS Molasses, Muscovado ~,,..,,50 @55 “ Black 5trap,,,,,,, 334 @35 Pgopucii Butter.,,, 26c Kggs,.,, @l6 Hags 1 ft 24 Tallow, a.,..s 1 ,.. 7ft 8 Beeswax; ~20 @2R Dry Hides,. -. 7ft 84 Chidkend,;; ~,.,,,10 ft2s Wheat, SIOO to $1,25 per bushel, Meal, 75c per t-ushel,' J THE RIGHT MAN in the Right place. It has got to be a fashion, now, In every plaoe and clime. For folks to Keep an instrument To tell of passing tirno : Some keep a watch —somo k -Cp a clock— And frequently they mix the In ; But if they should get broke, you khow, They’d need someone to fix them ! As that’s my trade, I’ll tell you this — My workmanship ne’er fails— My shop is found ut Thomckon’s Store— My name is j, H. Hales. t am told that Conyers has long needed a flfst-class Watchmaker and Jeweler^ ™A graduate in the Hoi"-logical beit-ned of TTulinskis’ Horological Institute, New York ; having had three years practice iu t,he United States Watch factory -going from the lowest to the highest step known to the profession in manufacturing parts,—with an additional ex. perienee of six years in repairing under the instruction and supervision of one of the finest workmen Sr nth, I feel 1 can offer my services to the public us a first- rlags work man, I have looatcd permanently in Con yers, and will do fin" work at reasonable prices. garREP AIRING FINE WATCHES H Specialty. Solid Jewelry, Engagement and Wedding rings t rule to order, I challenge, any one to show greater skill or taste 'in re pairing jewelry. No daubing with lead at this establishment, either in watch or jewelry re pairing. I solicit public patronage, guaran tee all work to give perfect satisfaction. I can be found at Dr. T. B. Thompson's store, Commercial street. Respectfully, J. H. HALES. aug23-81y] I I’ll? YAP? o |lr 1 Steel I’ngravinga of /■(lull 1 iSfljtho Presidential Candidates rell ■ apidly. f-'end for circular. N. MAKE Iy Engraving Cos., 35 Wall St., tie A DAY.fBox 3236, N. 7. • ’>-t NOTICE. FOB BAMS. EigW.ln hundred acre* of bind, lying on the Georgia Railroad, 81 miles from Conyeie, nnd sml fee from Covington. The knfi is well timbered and well watered, and has good ten ant houses on it. It will make one of the Best Stoclr Farms in Middle Georgia, Tairas: One-fourth cash ; I .ala nee in two annual payments. If not sold in a body, tho land will bo divided into lots to Bitit purchasers, and if not disposed of at pri vate Sale, Will be sold before the Court House door, tn Conyers, on the Ist Tuesday in De cember. For further reference apply to J. M. ZACHRY, or Li H. ZACHRY, Conyers, Ga. On Plantation. October 12th, 187(1.—noW-tds |jj EO&GIA—ItoCKDALB COURTt: Wukueas, W. D. C. Bentley, W. H. McCord and others having made application to th# Court of Ordinary for tne Opening out and es tablishing a now pnblitJ road commencing at or no ir McCord's tunoi’l htntae amt intersecting with the rood leading from Flat Shoals to Mc- Donough, near Mr. Whitley’s dwelling. All p 'ison concerned are hereby notified to fits their objections,, if any they have, in my offee, by the lath day of November next, or the Or el r will pass granting said eontomplated road ns applied for. O. SEAMANS, October 9th, 1870.—tdg Ordinary. Rockdale Court of Ordinary. For County Pul'pokt'Ki At Chambers, August 80th, 1876. Whbbhasi Hi* Excellency. James M. Smith, tho Governor Of the Slate of Georgia, having assessed five tenths of tjhe per cent advnlbretu on the the taxable property of the State far State taxes for thu year 1876, It is therefore ordered that the following os scssir. eats be. and they are hereby mode, as the county tax for Rockdale county for the year 1876 for the purposes herein set forth, snd that the same be collected by T. M. Armistaad. Tax Collector of Rockdale county, or his successors in office, and paid over to thu Treasurer of said county by the lath of December next: 1 ■ For ordinary couqty purposes aid foif hJritk services and salaries of county ofliceis for the year 1870, ten per cent advalorcm on the Stata lax on property. II “Tc support the poor fifteen per cent on the itatc tax odvalorum on propertv. HI For building and repairing the ci unty brid ges ton per cent on the Elate tax on proparty. IV To pav the Grand and Petit Jurors for the vi nr 18*6, fifteen pe w cnt ndvalorem on piwp •lty. O. SEAMANS, vol3-noB-atig3o-Sod. Oruimabt. (jEOROIA— ‘-Rocrukus County I I This is to notify all persons concerned that application will be ti me at the Court of Orffi nary of Rockdale county (Ga) at the nsxtregu lar_tofm,on the first Monday !H November fccort. for leave to sell all the lands belonging to the estate of John P. Csrr, deceased, for tho purpose of distribution amongst, the heirs and creditors of said deceased. O. SEAMANS, Out sth, 1870.—4 t Ordinary. BORGlA—Rookd adz County i Bessie Sherman j Libel for Divorce. vs. [ Rockdale Superior Court, John W. Sherman.) Fall Term, 1876. Kuna to Psavacrr Ssbvic*.—lt appearin - t > the court by the return of the Sheriff that the defendant does not live in this oounty j and it further appearing that said defendant does not reside in this State,; it is, on motion of counsel, ordered that said defendant he and ap pear and answer at the next term of this oou: t, else tho ease will he considered in default and plaintiff allowed to proceed. And it is further ordered that this rule be published in the Koukdaub Kbchstsb, a newspaper published in Conyers in said county, onoe a month for foitf mouths before tho next term of this court. J, C. BARTON, G. J. WRIGHT. m’ff’sAWy. J. S. G. A. C. Presiding, A true extract from the mitantes of Roekdal% .Superior Court, T\ J. Tut; 4t>w onto noßi4m QWk, DMINISTAATOR’S SALE. By virtue of an order from the Court of Oo dinary of Rockdale county, will be sold on the first Tuesday in November next, 1876, at the Court Houso door in said county, within Use legal hours of sale, all the real estate belong ing t.hc Mrs. A ley Rhodes, deceased; Contain ing one hundred aad twenty-eight, acres of land more or less, lying iu the sixteenth distriot of originally Henry now Kockdale county j it be ing part sof lots Nos. 245, 246 and 285,and ad joining lands of Jiui, Jones (col.), Dock Swann (col.) on the West, and on the North hy Wm. Rhodes and Manuel Haygood (00J.) and D, N. Hudson, on the East by lands belonging to John Boatwick, deceased, and the South by lands of John W, Johnson. Sold tor the pur pose of distribution among the heirs and to pay creditors of said deceased, Terms: One naif cash, bulanee In twelve months, payable in notes of one hundred dollars or less; bond for titles till purchase money ia paid. t). N. HUDSON, Administrator of Mra, Aley Rhodes. y DMiNIETKA'fOR*S BALE. By virtue of an order from the Court of dr din ary of Rockdale oounfy will be gold on the first i uesday in November next. 1876, at the Court. House door in --aid county, between the legal hours of sale, all the real estate belong j ing t<J the estate of Sop! ronia E. Wallis; de ceased : Consisting of an undivided one-ha If interest iiPa house and lot in the town of Con yers, well improved, containing one acre, more or less, bounded as follows i Ou the West by Academy street, on the North by JU, Wallis, East by Mrs. Carra Scott, North by William Brown ; also ninety-four acres of laud, rnofti |hr 1 ss, lying Jn the seventeenth district of originally Henry now Rockdale county, And part of lot No, (20.iJ two hundred and five and hound on the South by H. Waili*. West by H. J, Murbut, North by Ton* Turner (col.), East by 11. Wallis and Maddox. Terms of sale cash. J, P. WALLIS, Administrator. j Nwh® I TO allwio areMelM to us by Kotor Amts Remember your notes are due the Ist day of October. We have waited with you ahotbeT year, and some of you two and th> ee years. We had to stop business'n youraocount. Now we want you to oome forward on time—by the Ist day of October. Renrember your prom ; jses Wo don’t want to put any one to trouble or cost We ou* friends will come boldly to tho front aftd meet us promptly by October Ist. 1876, and let us get to business again—A friend in need is a friend indeed—and we will to,nember you in the future ’’We mean business Yours Respectfully, ICU NIGHT <fc WHITE.