The Weekly Sumter republican. (Americus, Ga.) 18??-1889, June 10, 1870, Image 4

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ao&ifi • Tire Courage t* 8ay No. You’re starling to’day on lifc'i Journey. Alone ca ths highway of life; YonU meet with a thousand iemptetfons: Koch city with evil is rife. Thi* world is a stag® of excitement: v There's danger wherever you go; lint if yon are tempted in weakness. Hare courage, my boy, to say So. The syren’s sweet song may allure yon : IVware of hfir canning and art; Whenever you sec her approaching, lie guards^ and has us to depart. I lia billiard saloons are inviting, Decked out.in their tinsel and show; You may bo invited to enter— Have courago my boy, say to No. The bright, rnby wine may 1* offered; No matter how tempting it bo; From poison that stings like an adder. My lx>y, hare the courago to flee. The gambling halls are below you, Their lights, how they dance to and fro; If yon would bo tempted to enter, Think twice, even thrice, cro you go. In courage alone lies your safety, When you the long journey begin, And trust in the Heavenly Father, Wlm will kocji you unspotted frptn »hi. T< mptationa will go on increasing. As streams from a rivulet flow; Hut if you are true to manhood, TTirvc courage, my boy, to nay No. A Shocking ! LIST OP LETTERS • REMAINING in tho Post Office, Ameri- wnotrsAi.r BtrcHEBT of jews by cjTBTs- \ cos, Go., June 4tb, 1870. tiaxs. | ^bboti^T. H. Gordon mre N A CoNsTAirmtoit^ inno 1.—A fearful war of religious intoleraneo lias broken out in Boranelis, a metropolitan prov ince of tkcffriiikbb Empire in the aonth 'of Europe. For some time the nativo Christiana I have manifested a spirit of fearful vindic- | tivenost against the Jewish population, i who have endeavored in ■rixfn to obtain from tho Government some protection ] against outrage and extortion. A secret movement has been in organization foe I some time for tho extermination of in offensive Jews, and tho deep and deadly hatred of tho bigoted populace has only been slumbering, awaiting a vent for its BRIEFS. —An Indiana belle has broken oighty -'veil matrimonial engagements. —Miss Paynter, a Welsh preacheress, is working with good effect as a Baptist, in central New York. —Three children were killed by light* uing, near Clcarmon, Minnesota, recent ly. On Sunday lost by a preconcerted sig nal, the Chraiiau populace rose, and the feaifnl * ‘ *-* * *■ *. ****»/ * 11 t wonu of ncTriiEnv. was inaugurated. At an early hour tho bouses of all Jews were invaded, and those of tho occupants who were unable to escape were massa cred in cold blood. Tho fleeing Israelites wero pursued through tlio town by an armed mob ami murdered whenever caught. Men, women, and children ruthlessly slain. The fury of the populace, inflamed with religions bigotry, only exhausted i itself for want of victims. morsAxns —Tho Indians in Wyoming sue .very, lwdligerent. —Nebraska is now to be tho shipping l>oint for Texas drovers. —Collector Grinncll, at New York, is to bo removed. —Heavy snow storms art* reportod west of Cheyenne. • -Tho skeleton of a woman was recent ly discovered in New York in a box, l»y workmen engaged in cleaning out a vault under the City nail. —The Methodist clmrch is sending missionaries to Utah. —Scvero frosts have committed much injury in the wine-growing districts pt France. v —Red Cloud, tho Sioux chief, calls < lencral Grant the Smoke Cloud. —A Florida paper announces that tho editor is fortified against snake bites. Some ono has sent him a barrel of whis- tj- —George AY. Dent, who was appointed Appraiser at San Francisco, is a brother- in-law of tho Fresidsnt. Acr.irrnnra). In all tho principal towns tho fearful work of butchery prevailed,and thousands of men, women and children of tho rs- pngnant class were butchered in cold blood. Tho work of suArorrm: still goespx tho interior, and nothing lia heard^ret of any movement by thorities to suppress it The reigning Princo is absent from the Province, and advantage was taken of this to complete the total extermination of all Jews from the Province. Prince Charles is hurrying home, and energetic measures will at once be taken by the Sultan to suppress this religious cmeute. Meanwhile the fnry of tho mob continues unabated, finding fresh victims to glut its insatiate frenzy. Adams, D. Ik Addy, miss Camilla Adams, miss Mary Hodgson, Dr V ra Allen, miss Mattie i Head, miss L U Allison, H/L. ! Hilliard, II Allen, F. AY. Homes, AV T II Anderson. John .Haines, mrs L Arrington, Henry r Haya, miss Emma Aubrey, J. C. k Go. Harper, F m Aubry, miss m F. | Hooka, miss Emma caroW. H. Davison Harvey, mrs. Rebec. ■w.»Ty, Daniel ‘Haling, mra mat. anks, Emma ‘Hunt, mi«> N M Barden, AYilbur Hill, miss N Bond, B. C. i Harris, John A. Bailey, D. A. Harper, James w Battle, Nathan Howell, miss L. V. Bartlett, Clem (coL Hoad. mrs. N P Barnes, mrs Mary Hawk, Lizzie Bass, Alexander .Holy AY N 1$ a land, miss Nannie'Dodgers, miss G A. Berry, John (coL care Jaa. Hama Bent, John Small Sam, care of Bell, mrs. Mattie C. mrs. Holt Bell, T. J. Howard, J w Bell, Alli-n' Holley, James Bell. Alfred Hodges, Robert Buuind, miss Joe R.; Holley, Nelson BeU, mrs. Sarah A. ; Horne, T. N. AY. Bivius, miss Mollie Houston, Samuel Bivins, mrs. Phoebe Henderson, miss E. Block, L. J. care Jaa. Green. Block, Miss Joe Hodges, E E Bloom, R. AA'. Hooks, mrs Annie Blackahear, T. B. Holley, miss Sallie Bozeman, E. K. Hollis, Crawford Boyett, Isaac 2 Holsey, mrs C Bozeman; mrs. Aug., Harvey, J A Barnes, T. 8. Henrietta, miss E Brady, E. Hale, Dr. P 8 Brewer, mra. Emma Trvy, John A Bryant, John C. !1 Statham. G m Stanford, L iSneUincs, T Sikes. Laura Snellings, E Shunsford, mra L A! AVyatt, J m Stubbs, mra mary 1 Watson, Jennetti Stevens, mrs m C W^TU Styles, wm |Wallace, miss Y Stations, Dr. Weeks, JB Stephens, monroo | Williams, WC Stanley, Henry Wilkinson; mra U B Miss L Bland care! Wilder, m iss S A Smith, mra SaUio |Wilder, w Solomon, mrs Q Stevens, mrs Joe Stewart, mrs J D Stewart, m coL Starr, RC Statham, mrs m Staples, mrs m Summers, A N Sliaw, J R Shipp, John Shower, mrs G Shorter, James SheppaflQ, J Ivins, John J oyce, .Tas Johnson, Bat. •Johnson, mrs.8.(ool i - care Chas. Bivins. Johannah, Bob Brooks & Howlctt Jackson, J F Bryan, AY. G. Jackson, mrs Jennie Brewster, miss M. Jackson, miss Jessie Brooks, W. Brown, mrs. Ella Bridges, J. P. Britt, mra. Betsy Bracdl, W. R. Brown. John Brown, Virginia Buchanan, Sarah Brown, Samuel Batts, A. C. Bell, Alfred Bulwcr, A. James, Albert col. SUcpcrd, Denis Shackelford, A Shoeman, C SLsross, miss F Sikes, miss Jane Sison, 8. Ii. Sims, LL Smith, mrs B Sloan, miss L Smith, mimS Smoot, 8 F Smith, N. Smith, Dr.T R Satom, Osis Saunders, miss L Stallings, D Seaphins, B J Woraham, miss L Wilson, Bill Willingham, John Wood, JF Waldren, Dr. J A Wade, mra. Nancy Walker, E Wallace, miss Y Wallace, George H. McHenry, care Walker, Jane Walton, Gordon 'Westburg. R. i Weaver, Ben •Weaver, B F West, mrsH J i AV R Brncewcll care Weak P m Weak Phil coi | Weston, James col West, AH West, H. Williams, II AVhelpley, S R Whitlielil, T P Whitlock, G AVade, Nancy Wisher, Wm. for Henry Smith gtflal g(otit(3—(j-oantg. Summer Sheriff Sale* for Inlj-flH xrftis. bo KlU bdtavi Iho'Coort Hbtnedoor E ver In this mofket since The War! IU, 'to nS? {SToUl. Sumter . i as property of J. R. AYorrel, adminia- tntor on estate ofHanhBanMO, to satisfy fl te issued for State and county tax for the year M69. ALSOV JSBftnMransb CO. Levied on aa property of J. K. Worr«t, ad ministrator on estato uf John Avery, to eatiafy tax fife issued for State and county tax for the BOY’S Solomon, Gas coL 1 Wheeler, Saunders, miss A \Toung. Sam Skroboe, James , 1. Yours, W C Scrutchins, C coL. D. BARWALD, P. M. june 7 tw*w .For spring & summer wear, BE SOLD gtgal gaUs-aSkbsta Co. -Webster County.,, . _weby given to all parttea coo* that T. J. Shepherd, late of this county,deceased,dcparte*ltIds life intestate, and no person has applied for at ministration on the estate of said T. J. Bhepherd, and ttmt, in terms of the law, administration will bo vest ed in the Clerk of tho Superior Court or mow id objection is made to bis appointment. Given under my ofiicial signature, this 4th day of May, 1870. 1 O. W. Davzxtout, \ • Ordinary, and ex-off. elk Webster co. u AT PRICES Izir A Washington special to the World, of Wednesday, says that in the decoration of tho graves of tho Federal dead at Arlington on Monthly, “tho col ored soldiers appear to have been wholly ignored by tho Grand Army of tho Re public. The negro dead occupied a cemetery some distance apart from that devoted to tho Union soldiers, and no preparations had been made to include it iu tho operations of the programme, and so Cuffv, for once, went unnoticed. George T. Downing, tho colored restaur ateur of the Capitol, is highly incensed at this slight to his race, and proposes to memorialize Congress to have thA bodies of Hie colored soldiers taken np and bnr- »-/ Curry, bu Cowart, II. 8. Carter, L. B. W. —The French Ambassador to A ienna \ jed in the same cemetery with the whites* has tho small pox. j ‘that no distinction may lie made on ac- —Anna Dickenson’s reported quarrel. count of color.’ ” As these dead soldiers with her intended is styled a private re hearsal of “Breakers Ahead.” —It is stated that A'ictor Hugo is about to write a novel, the hero of which is to bo old John Brown, of Harper’s Ferry reputation. —-William lions Wallace, the well known poet, is dying in New York from tho effect of too free living. —A good many men who supported tho Government during tho war, now e l>cct tho Government to support them. —Lands in Louisiana aro being sold for almost nothing. 295 acres, situated oil Gros Tete, sold at Sheriff’s sale for SCI 5. qo votes, it was a useless expendi ture of time and flowers to decorate their graves. —There aro only six students University of Alabama, under the rule of Cloud and his associates. —An ice-house laborer lieing killed by a lump of ice falling on his head, the verdict was “died of hard drink.' —A mineral spring lias been discovered near Philadelphia, which is supposed to l*ossess wonderful medicinal properties, for its waters taste like damaged corn- l»eef brine drank out of l»cr shoo. —A Texan “freedmau of color” gives j exhibitions of legerdemain, accompanied by “an address which occupies about Hire© hours and half.” —Dr. Powell, an old and highly res pected citizen of Atlanta, died somewhat suddenly on Monday of dysentery. He was buried with Masonic honors. —Gen. Terry has ordered tho release of one Melissa Davis, who lias been un- tie*- indentnres. The Ordinary of Cowe ta county is restrained from taking any steps to remove her from tho guardian ship of her uncle. —It is stated that Generals E. Kirby Smith and Bushrod Johnson have leased tho Nashville University building for 15 years to establish a military academy. —Mrs. Cady Stanton delivered her McFarland-Richardson lectnro tho other night. It wm intended that no ono bnt women should bo present, but they say few persons got in on affidavits that they were not particularly ashamed to hear Mich things. —The father of a hopeful youth in Nashville lias compelled the faro banks there to disgorge the losses of hi* boy. From one of them he recovere d 8250 and another refunded $150. —A Washington telegram says the ap- jMjintment of a colored femalo clerk has created a good deal of disgust among the white female cleit^ The reason of this disgust is probably stated in tho next dispatch, which announces that tho ther mometer, at Wrebfegtao, i» 80 degree, i the shade. 1 ? ; • —A boerding-houaevkoeper was arrest ed at the depot, in Evansville, Indiana, last week with a boulder in one hand, and a big stack in the other, charing a de linquent boarder. That peculiar style of collection was not recognized by the au thorities, and tho pugnacious collector was fined. —A jealous old Parisian, who married a young lady of eighteen, happened to. fog her one day look at one of the Palace Guards, and say they were a very fine body of men. What was the lady’s sur- ' prise, next day at dinner, when the ser vant brought up word that a soldier had and enquired afta Tesxessee and Geokc.ia,—A Washing ton dispatch to the Western Press, dated the 2d, says: “A meeting of the Recon struction Committee is to be held this week to finally dispose of tlio Geor gia and Tennessee questions of Recon struction. The programme of tho Com mittee in Georgia has been virtually settled in a bill to admit the State to presentation at once, and to permit the organization of the militia, bnt the Bing ham amendment lias greater strength than heretofore. In the House the Committee’s bill will probably be upset. As for Tennessee, there is a very decided majority in tho Committee against any Congressional interference, and i thought that tho proposition to recon struct that State, is settled for this Con gress at least” On tho fld, tho Committeo reported a bill for Georgia, with a provision for an j election to take place this fall. We sup- old India rub-1 po^e the question will soon come to a j scttlemenk one way or the other. U Mrs. Victor, the Cleveland mur deress, nowin the penitentiary at Colum bus, gives considerable trouble <»ccasion- ally. There was a change of matrons recently, at which she took umbrage,and went to bed and laid as if in a trance. She remained thus two weeks, refusing food, when tho guard discovered that she had secreted a sufficient quantity of eata bles to sustain life for sometime, and of this sho would partake when no one about. After being deprived of this she soon got over her tranoe. EO- Tho Savannah Republican com menting on tho heated discussions in Ala bama arising from the Congressional overthrown of Constitutional government very wisely says—“In our judgment, tho true wisdom of the case is for us of tho South to be quiet for the present, giving all due attention to our local af fairs, build up, (as best we can) honest governments at home, in which wjhite arealike interested, tad leave it to the North to fight ont tho battles of the Constitution with Congress. ’ Kirvin, S w Kirvin, mrs Jennie - Kirkpatrick. I> A* Co Kitchens, T L •King, Robert Kimbro, R ;Kylcr, mrs Harriet i Kerman, .T J A Key, miss T Couillas, miss M A. i Kendrick, A H care Jim Green. ;Kurtz, B II Carpenter, mrs. J J Kulvcr, H Carter, Rev. 8. [coL F add, miss S II Carr, H. P. ’ J-J Larker, A col Carter, miss M. Leu, mis* Fanny Cala, Wm. (col. care Dr. Garoer Culpepper, mrs. P. Lowery, mrs Annie Champion, G. M. care G Haynes. Cham Miss. James Lamar, Pompev Christian, AA’. H. rare Felix Brown Champion, Judge G Laister, Jacob Cheek, Burgess Bickman, miss B Clark, G. H. care John Law Ceigg, mrs. Louisa Lewis, miss K B Clark, mrs. AV. C. Lewis, miss Eva Clark, miss C. Lightfoot, w E Caldwell, xnissF. C. Limbrick, iu Covington, J. H. Lowry, mbs Sarnh Cottic, miss Lizzio Loe Rachel col Cowart,miss Harriet Lampkin, Henry Cox, J. H. Lunn, J B CurrilUs, miss mary . Low, miss C Carter, Cutter Langley, J Culver, Alfred Lowe, miss * Cummings, C. .'jtl’orsh, mrs N Crocker, miss Sallie! Ill-McCarthy, mrs. Crittenden, O. A. McGrinn, J Crawford, Aggv col i Mceks*m Cross L. J. Mims, Q Cotly, Solomon Mitchell, J R Collins, Sallie M. Mayr.e.'J Caldwell, miss M E.. Mathews, AV JJ Collier, mra. C. A. Moore, F O Cowles, miss S. R. . Moore, Michael Colby, Bell coi. Morris, J Cottle, JohniaE. Moynehau, in J Collier, Cherry A. , Morgan, miss O Cowles, miss C. Moore, Betsy, col Cody, P. A’. Moore, F C rtykes, Jordan iMizcns, miss L JLf Duncan, H. A. j Myers, Tlios. col Durham, miss F. A. Murray, mrs S care S. M. Cottle.'Markett, miss ML Duncan C. C. Martin, mra m Dudley, Jolih F. Macon, miss Sallie Dudley. J. S. Joel Reese for Drislall, AV. H. Marshal, Dennis. Daws, John Maritt, SH Douglass, mrs. Jane McLendon, miss S Dobbins, John McCorkle, w B. Donglasa, AV’. H. McLendon, L G Doyle, M. M. McNeill, Angus Doblis, D. J. * McLain, Elizabeth Dorn, miss J. J. R. McTyerri, L B Dixon, miss K [col McKibben, T B Dickson, S. McNeil, Duncan Dias, Jeffries VT clson, J A Davenport, Smith a.v Norris, A T Dcllar, mra A. N'upper, J • Deloach, W. C. Ncbsm, maggie DeJaruette,mrsRR'Newton. All Daniel, Janies Newsom, J B Derrick, D. S. Nelson he Holley. DeFay, John (col. Nickson, miss mary Dong!**. R. G. Newsom, Joseph Dnbres, Samuel Nason, m T Dowdell, Joseph dkwen, m care Miles Bass VF Overstreet, A Dawson, mra M S Outlaw, Peter Daniel, H. K. Osborne, w A 3 Dawson, mattie S jO’Neal, miss m 4 Daniel, J. 11 -.Odom, J.T Daniel, miss E. ‘Odd, wm col Daniel, E. Odom, 8 1* Douglas, miss J care''Uoole, S W B6U The Indies in Russia aro very an xious to marry because they have no J liberty before marriage. They ore kept! constantly under the paternal eye nntil! given up to her husband, and then they tako their own course. Almost as soon as a girl is born, in the better ranks of society, her parents begin to prepare the dowry sho must have when she goes to | her husband. Sho must furnish every- ! tiling for an outfit in life, even to a doz- i en new shirts for her coming husband. The yonng man goes to the house of his proposed bride and counts over her dresses, and examines the furniture, and the wholo with his own eyes before he! commits himself to the irrevocable lmr- j gain. In high life such things aro con-; ducted with more apparent delicacy; bnt the fact* are ascertained with accuracy, j the business being in the hands of a no tary or broker. The trousseau is exposed j public before tho wedding. A silt O w 1 s THE TIME to make t 11 fa loaned for State and county tax for the rltWU. ALSO: • >.j. . - . At Ilia same time «ml place, 1 honoo and lot in city of Amaricna. Levied on aa property of Dave Patteraon to satisfy ft fa in favor of Jamo Stallings- property rotated ont by plaintiff Levy made and returned to nobyw. J. Boo- worth, constable. ALSO: At tha soino ilmo and plsc<<, 709 acres land. Nos. 808, and 1869 iu 87th and 28th dial. Sumter county. Levied an os property ot John H. Walker to satisfy tax Ufa issued for State and comity tax for year 1869. ALSO: At nuo time and placo, 100 acres land iu 15th diat. Sumter county. Levied on as property of Noel ltrgistcr to satisfr Ux ti fa imned for Sr*- and count v tax for year 1869. ALSO: At same time and place, 150 Jacrea laud. No. 149, in 28th (list. Ham ter co. Levied on as prop erty of G. W. Hosier, agent for Mary Summers, to satisfy fl fa for State and county ux for 1869. ALSO: , At earn.: time and place,'i&fl aerr* land No. 8i.2 in 28th diet.Fuinterei>. Levied onasprop- erty of Joseph Stann.'tdtsatisty tax It faitutaed for State and connty tax for vest 1869. ALSO: , At Mine time and place, 1 billiard table.Levied on as property of J. \V. Mizo to satisfy tax fl fe issued for State and connty tax for year 18G8. H. A, kUaBBOEK, Dep. Sliff. i^same tuna and p’.a<v, 1 hon.4o and lot i city of Americas. Levied on as property ot M. 11. Council, and <»:i which ho now liveo, *'~ fy tax fl hi for state and connty tax. time and place; 1 lot in city of Amcr- '~’ng j acre, bounded e. by E. H. „ , n> by A. B. SowelL w. by 8.1*. Boone’s lot and a tract,-a. by Church street. Levied on os property of l:. c. Black iu satisfy tax fl fa for 8tatc- and connty tax. Pointed — by defendant. ALSO: At same time and place, GO acres land in old ’26th diat. Snmter co. Levied on as property of W.A. Ramsey, on which ho lives, to satisfy tax 11 fa for State and conntv tax for 1869. ALSO: At same time and place, 320 acres land of Nos, 12, 225, in 26th and 27th (list. Snmter co. Levied on as property of T. J. French to satisfy tax ii fa for State and comity tax for year 186*. ALSO. At tlio same time and place, one l.oanc and lot in tho cit* of America*, being the place where on J. ll. Harrison now resides. Levied on as the | ivnorty-of J. D. Carter, as Agent for Mrs. Mcrriweather, to satisfy her State and county Jax for tin- rear 1869. Properly pointed ion from said estate. These aro therefore to cite and admonish all and aingular. tho kindred and creditors of paid deceased to be and appear at my office, within tho time prescribed by law, and file their obieo- tions^ff any^they have, otherwise letters will be ALSO: _ Where**, David Major*, edn jaistrotor on the estate of Joseph B. Tv ler. deceased, applies i me for letters Of disnnsMon from said relate. These ore therefore to dtc and admoniah, all and singular, tho kindred and creditor* of said deceased, ana all persons concerned, to be and granted sold applicant. Given under my hand if At thtoMth d*, of April, ISM. ' W “(Wlnre, apr30-im G W.lXuc»roBT, Oidinary. Marion Superior Court March Term, 1870. Libel for Ihvoroe. ILVCHAETj A. t*. HATTIWAY I LAWSON HATTIWAT. IT appearing to the court that tho defendant in the above stated ease resided In tills coun ty at the time of tha commencement of this ■nit, and it appearing from the return of the iirafe^ torolTcd. CnreS.u tr S*» tttt25’ 8,MMON8 ’ liver regulator, 111 f _ hy hundreds, and known tor the last aT?L D *' 1 ?« of tbs most nibble. efficaciouT ZjT' ten preparations ever oflered to the taken regularlv it is auro to enre. np ’ sssSSSSSSte S Sheriff that not to be found. Ordered, that service be of the bill being served by defendant," montlis pre copy of the bill being served by publication once a month for fo „ .. vious to the next term of this court. A true extract from the minutes of Marion Su perior Court. apl9-m4in Thomas B. Lcnraur. Clk. HAJtRDTT'S HAIR RESTORATIVE. FIRST PREMIUM A Af OF A mvxB HES.u^ ^^RF^HA^RESrWATlVE ^ uaniet UuUanL Bullard’s*StiVion%f a ”o S’ BAKKKT1”S Vegetable Hair Restorative TT nderstanding I tlio wants <>1‘ SSL Wo are “pained” to learn from the Atlanta papers, timt our most excel lent, generous and gracioas Governor is “indisposed.” It tnny be, that like liis worthy President, (strawberries do not agree with him, and weigh heavily npon his stomach. Most probably, however, the aroma at Andersonville has turned his stomach, and tho odorous scent of “tho clond of witnesses” proved .too strong for his tender constitution. Tout! ALSO. u said fl-1; In p« i and place 105 acres of land, the 27th List, of Sumter i as the property of Levi r Tax ll-fa, for fee year r |Ik* Kate and coitBiy, vs. l*n»pcTty ]>o;uted ont in fl-fe. 8©- An intelligent youth recently en gaged in a commercial office, made out a shipping bill for “fourty” barrels of (lour, ills imployer called his attention j an error in the spelling of forty.— •Snro enough,” replied the promising clerk. “I left ont the gh.” fQrlt has just been decided in Atlanta that suite against the Stato Road cannot be entertained by a Justice of the Peace Tlio Romo Courier says: J. D. Waddell vs. Rome Railroad.— Tlic above named suit for damages, caused by tlio plaintiff having walked off from the unlighted platform at the Romo Depot, some three years since, lias been compromised by the Railroad Company paying $15,000 damages. It will bo re membered that the verdict iu the Floyd Superior Conrtdast fall awarded damage to the ainonnt of $35,000. An ice factory just started in Mem gives entire satisfaction. A superior vein of coal liasJ»eeu struck near Princeton, Mercer county. Mo. Northern j»arties are exploring the creeks of the Potomac, for the purpose of locating a fish farm from which to siq»- ply tlio niaMteta of Washington and Balti- Nos, in.:, 139. ii oaunty. Levied iu f.’ Levi John* ALSO. | being noi ls < ■ Letietf on aa the rrupsrty eatisfv one Tkx li-ft tor the of the State and Conn Property pointed ont i» >1 place 266 i place, 2fi5 acres of land, 49,48, in new HUh Diet, •erty of G. ^AV^Adams, to >f the State and County, I ALSO. of land. T~lxperience jjj 'Of many years (ve are ! ■ l prepared to sdl at I Lowest Cash Prices I ENOS, LAWNS, Molialr* ORGANDIES, } J Japs, Grenadines, Jbombazines, Tamatines. Percales, Crepe Maretz, Marls, Nos. M snd 183 being in 29th District of Snmter county. Levictl on os the property of James T. * ‘ Tax fl-fa hi favor of the T. Singlet ary for hi* • 1869. l*ro*>erty |>oinntod o Singk-taty to satisfy State ana cn:i Taxes for the in fi-fa. ALSO. At the *amc time and idocc 109 acre.* i.f land No. 171 in the- 13th Pu-t «.fsoid connty of Sumter. Snggs- ALSO. At tho eamc time and place No. 215iuthol5thDibt.ofeai<l _ Levied oa os the property of Jesse A. Suggs, to Ratify unpaid Taxes for the year 1868, in favor of the State and connty. vs. Jet»<e A. Suggs. Property ^pointed out iu ti-fa. At tlio atme time and place, 100 acres of lot land, No. 289. iu the 28th Dictrict of Snmter connty. Levied on an tho property of Jane Clements fun the year 1868. to satisfy — fi-fa i ALSO. >r of the connty and State vs Jane Clem- IVoperty paintmont in fl-fr. and place, 100 acres of land, 213 in tho 15th list, ot said county of Snmter. year 1868, in favor of *U (lowers. l*rop- MtixfV < the Stato and county, vs. erty pointed out in fi-f». J. II, FILHBU Jnuo 9th 1870, Us. Deputy SI Administrator-. Sale. O N tilt! first Tuesday in July next, will b* sold before the Court House door in the city ot Americus, between tits legal horns of «ale,agree ably to an order of the Ordinary of Snmter <*f Mn*. ('Iindi.v Hyde, « inir(aniB(Mt naSaptrlrirn.wit,. This Preps r Ittathoroacliinitssciion spun iJmyorl _ llair and ib» effect pcnnnneni. It produces but ne illvilnct almde. other* leave the hair ip —- -- : ~ l 1 It promotes growth ’ lossais«Iehair, not crisp or <fry Ml i . moiat and slosay. LodiesjCnd it The inffredientv used in this Preparation are Ih* t««t b«at that can he found, sad are a« harm less ss water. IsORD & SMITH, Proprietors, Chicago. Ills. For sale by W. A. COOKE A CO., Americus Georgia. a Joy to the World AN ANTIDOTE msrovFRKn at last ron i CHILLS AND FEVERS, T HE celebrated Holtou Pill, nuumfu-tutJ U Dr. H. C. Daily, at Americas, Georidi, j undoubtedly tbs best medicine vet dismvw^ for the caro of the different forma of malam>ui I fevers, such os chil’u and fever, fever and t- | intermittent or bilfonn remittent fever*. si,i I forms of disease having a malarioas oripn. i Sold hi/ Druggist* owl Denier* '>’>•»>ru , j Price Ono Ttnllar. : CECTIFICATES. ,i! * I Axtaicvs, Gcor-ii • i To Dr. H. C. Bail tv—Dear Sir: l h, re * | Holtou Pill, pnt up by yon, in a ease of rhiii- ave« it i «ith complete success. My danghta hal i« I cliil' after taking them acconlinK to dirvrtx n.. Toilet 1 8. ANTHONY. farm* : AmeLICWs 0»>2r. Dr. If. C. Baillv - Dear Sir: I lure used Holt-Mi’s 111b iu several coses oT chills, on which was of nearly a year’s standing, and lu<. met with complete success in every case; I !•• lieve them to he an excellent mediane. ' W. A. WILSON DR. SHALLBRBERCER'S Fever and Ague AXTl D O T K Alreuys stops thr Chills. ThiaMcdieirn* h.ta l«oen Wfoic th-' i’nblio fifteen yo.^.s 1 »►;.;! rli.nd m : .U other known mas&c*. It iW- nit ;.urg«, does not sicken the stwme’i. i» in any do^j and under u’l •Tim-<:.i ices, and lathe only Modteiu'.- that will CURE IMMEDIATELY and permanently every f »ru.«i: 1 • »-o? and Ague, b?can?o i* 5* rr rv-r‘ tntidate to Kalsurlw. AXZUCTH, Gcrfx Dr. H. O. BarutT—Dear tttn 1 lav* s**!t HaUon Pills m my family with marked nxi < remits. If taken according ie din Ayer's Cathartic Pills, SJor all the purposes of & Laxative isfactoiy re _ tions, they will break up chills of loe; aanduc with on slmoet certainty of their not retnroap. T. M. PCBL0W. Axcucts, Ceotgn. Dr. H. C. Bailxt—Dear Sir I havetwed fl. Holton 1111s with >uy plantation hands, with tb- I .tire satisfactory results. 1 i e the diflls when taken aeronh'ng to d:n - n»ar24-Cm-\v A. 8. CCTTS. SHOES! SHOES! SOOT8, WHOLESALE! r IE subscribers Uvwertabliabedt* tbrt* of Aroericc* A SHOE FACTORY, supplied with all the machinery and it- proveroents of the age. They arffttsllf in- pared to supply merchants taywhen onv quantity, and every sire and from a heavy brogaa down to tho inwt tadji ihjqtcr. 'llteir materU is of (lie ^Georgia—Sumter county. 1 TT71IK11EAK, Mrs. Emily L. Forth appUe ; 1W Ix-ttcrs of Administration on the enta Geo. FisherJJL Fatterson, inrsM j tics of the Stato arid Clmrch, Tho foolish and 'bigoted always Fussel, in Us S. Fulton, John Fosael, morris Fnlton, John Fritle, John Fountain, J. J. Ford, miss Jennie “Tukee Hundred Dollars You Come Is: No Three Hundred Dollars, You STATOor:"—A m*n by tha ram* al was mArried at tho church on y&tor- daytoMua ■ the bride end bride groom haring had a previous acqnain- tance of half an hohr. After they were married they repaired to their hotci lodg ing! (or tho night. The lovely pair hiul scarcelyjtokon their room when the bride with a Herculean muscle, shoveld the bridegroom ont of the room and shat the door, and claimed of him before he could enter those hallowed precincts the pitifnl sum of $300. John plead, enter ed and raved, and swore, baft no go. Sho raid to him: “ Mr dear, pay whafc I de mand, and thou shalt outer this hallowed domain—otherwise stay ont.” John, aft last becoming highly indignant aft her incessant demand far $300, left the lovely maiden to pass tho night alone, while he took room at another hotel in the city. He passed a sleepless night, and just at the dawn of day, aa the cock crowd, he ’ gain to the House, and hoc more to admit kii kytfti oomeiin p+99 stay ont” This was the lost pound that brAce the camel’s back. He, with frantic haste, planked down the $300, stepped s the forbidden threshhold, and ; critod ami enquired niter her herith, heMthecuitaindropped.—Xtra/ta CUy leaving no further explanation! The chronicle. next day and the next, aftd a© on for • • ' . V week, a call each day after the fsAfrwi. The lady grew exasperated, An explanation. 33 ISStod 1 ... ■ JSTSSST.French eolte too^ every d^, and u there ne SOMOO <>« them, yen will beve enoogh to tori jon the time I acppoce yon in£nd to lire. Fleetwood, G. w. Persons, mra E Fletcher, Sarah F. , Pharr, John H Flowers, A, Phillips, Rnfns Flowers, Elizabeth ( Phillips, w J Fritcomb, mra. I. Phillips, D. J. Fisher, A. K. Chnnee, miss mary Faust, mra. S. care maj. Picket Faust, mrs A. Pitts, .Tames R Fare, John -col’d Pearson, L. B Fiduest, miss m. L. John Holly, care' ^ircen, miss m^A. Porter, Joe conventional Genova on the 16th of Jnae, tiie fcQowMBHtilHIHHBBBBUjk Col. D. 35. G.W. Monroe, E.W. r, T. N. Hanrey, and Joel F. Bushin. . The Synod of the Beforme«l rresbytenan I Clmrch of New York has dechu cd against i Free Mn-sonry and other secret societies j las “jnigan iu their character, infidel in i their tendency, and perilous to ilie lilier- j 1 Francis W. Forth: an<l stlnionihb all jpord ird, l .Jennie:Paschal, mrs S , S. B. Patton, A E Pnrtredge, T Persons, A w Phillips, C D Phillips, miss E Peacock, CL Perkins, A Perry L C It Co j demn those things which they know noth- I SST Tl.c Israelites held a great muss- meeting on the 2d, In condemnation of the atrocioas slaughter of Jews in Ron- mani.i, and culling on the Government of tho United States to prevent it in fte tnre.—.V. Y. paper. Gaupt, J. F. Gnllelier J. C. Gilhun, Jss. Gibson, miss m A Glass, miss Jennie Glare, Simeon Gloss, S B Glsse, Nathan Glsze. raw maiy E Ratliff, miss A Godwin, Edmond | Reid, miss N Nancy Hinniaon care Mary Powel Pursley, mrs L H jPrebles, miss Ada lloberts, missL J H. Ramsey, wm : Rodgers, miss G 'Ross, miss 8 E G oil well, E J Green, A F Green, G M Griffin, R col’d Grinnatc, martin Griee, inary Gruson, mrs E m Gratis, V. F. Green, Augustine Gatewood, J R Gray, E. core of Banks. Rodifer, S D Robinson, mrs W Rhodes, Dan Riviere, B R Rice, mrs F Roberts, John Boma Jane Romp, mrsLV Rump, JH RoaaeU, James w Roes, miss N C Ronaldson, A G Roberts, miss m BO Rentz, Cnth. coL F. J. Spain, care Remington, inr. Riling, west Reid, Frank Ross, mra L A Robinson, H B JRolinett, A w | Robinson, J ra D Ross, B * Rims, Richord.3 cdL j caro B. Adams. Stewart,wG i Stokes.’ mrs m E •ffliner, B i Thomas, 8 col Taylor, Jennie •Thomra, H P Thomas, J A Teal, Prof Jw Taylor, min J F Tcmberlin, mrsW ’ Tiler, Pink Tria, miraC V. Townsend, M Take, Green, eoL Twitty, P8 V ‘ Twitty k Co. Twitty, ma) Col. A. H. Kenan died at his resi dence in Milledgeville, on Thursday morning Lwt. of inflammation of the 1>owp]i. A Miss Lucy Lee advertises iu a Mississippi paper that she “is of good birth and education, and is willing to marry an editor, Wlicving heraelf able to support one. * A fat French lady despairingly _ “lam so fat that I pray fora disappointment to moke me tlnn. No sooner does this disappointment comcthon the mere expectation of growing thiner such joy that I become fatter than ever. —Great revival in Colorado. —The Couipbellites are poshing their faith in Australia. —American Unitarian Association will elect ladies next year on its Board of Directors. —Three peera. Lords Rsdstock, Farm ham and Teynham,are engaged in preach ing in England. —Bishop Simpson leaves America next week to pirwride wer the Swiss and German conferences. —Boston Tract Society is fretting over the fact that tiffl-teoeipti of this year were|$i7,0p2 leis than those of last yeaa, showing a want of confidence on the part of Rs patrons. A vinegar hearted old bachelor say^ lie looks under tho head of “Hamas^^ for the news of the wsafc, —Espartero is reported to be almoatin a stato of dotage. & jiuiww r i Dress Goods, i^i THE COLORS il l>y few. itiul tile tlicir ohjec- tave, ntlienrlM s?iil letter* hand and eijnistnrs ti.fe 17tli le-tm n. F. Itci.T, I »r.l’y. ud a<haoiu>.h, all Rainbow ! KIXti CASH PUJtCHASEBS CASH SALES Ann Small Profits */82Sa _ and Miixnfai , the kindml mud creditors of mud aim! all i*»u» if sue rued, to be and «)>pearat tnv otfico within the time nrerk-ribed by law, and ehuw »•*«»*, ir any Umy have, oth erwise letter* of «h«iuib»ion will hi grxutedui terms of the tiw. Given ai d u my lund'hnd offeUl this Ctb dsy ot April, 1870. aprflartni ♦, J. M. gTAXFOBD. Or.;' 1 Georgia—Sumter cowaty. ” TTTHF.KKA^, Mr*. Eiuily L. Forte uppli.*. j Letter* of Guardianship or tho pen»on« and i property «,r l-’nmkliii and Yirtrini* B. Forth. ~*- | nor* ofF. \V. Forth, A-ceawvt. There are therefore to cite and admoniah all and hingular, 1 he kindred ot said minor*, ti **nd appear at mv office in the city r.f Americas. Mithui lie* time pre*cribe«l hv law, and ■aid letter* wilt be j-rante.t. Given nude* toy ttaud ami »eal thin 17th Ma 1870. B. F. Bell. * in.viu-lm fOrdy^ Georgia—Snmter connty. TgThereas,Joseph W. Kuelgrovo ami Soabarn sw K. Turner, executors of Shadrach Turner, deceased, apply for fetters of dismission from «mid executorship. Three ate therefore to cite, aainmon and ad monish, all and singular, tho kindred of said deceased, to bo and appear at my office, within time by law prescribed, ami die ob jection if any they have, why such letter* should not be granted. Witness my hand and official Bhnuturo tills 16th ' B. V. Bi Call and examine, and satisfy .yourselves that what we ray u / so, and that goods . /O ffered for sale ■ra; lfi aprltif Azam.. Cheap as' Anybody’s. May, 1870. myl7-m.hu Bell. Oi Snmter Snpcrior Court, Ocb Term, I8G9. Ord’y. ober IJBEL FOlt DIY011CK. TT appearing to the Court that the defendant * does not reside in this State, it isonfermHhat vtoticc be perfected by publishing hi the Samter Bcpnblican notice according to law. A true extract from the minutes of Snmter.' ' Court. Mav Si, 1870. m4m A. G. RoaatDaon, Clk. gtQal gotim- : ^nmter Co applies for let- estate ot John mi*#; Bay, 1870. nylHn j liaod'and algnotore, this 16th jAxnWTwnjomm, fectnol remedy than any other. Those who have tried it, kaesr that It cwwd thasa: those whe bass — ‘mow that ttcaresthcirncighbers mad Meads; all know that what it does once it dees ah i—that k never fells through *»y flwltor neg- of its composition. We hare thowsands spon mads sreetttteatsssftheirrsmarkaWs cares of the following complaints, bat each cares are known tm every neighborhood, and we need not publish them. Adapted to all ages and conditions m alt ellaales; coatetetag neither calomel nor any deleterious drag, they may be taken with safety M^^ssjssssssKaas being purely vegetable, no harm can arise from influence on the their use in any quantity. - ■> healthy nction—1 ■wWBratiwferaWPWI | the body.restoring their irregular action l Uafehngorrecting, wherever they exist. organs of and by'correcting, wherever thtyexi ' * nmgsments aaars the flrst origin ef < Minute directions are giTeam the wrapper on the box, for the following complaints, widenthese FerliSipsS&orWdlgwmsm.lfea^ra. och, and restore its healthy tons and action. ^For ^rnrCmay I wtert rad ache. Jamrics or Oma llclnirns, ■»- tnws Cwllc andlUllnws Wnmrs,they should b* Judiciously taten for each oasm to correct the diseased action or remove the obstrnctioas which For ■hrssiwli-jil inf, Ornvsl, fsk pttBtlwi ef the Usart, Pain la the Wl4n, Back and Zmlaa, they aboold be contin uously taken, as required, to change the diseased action of the system. With fee* changs these complaints disappear. For Prnwsy and Ihmpsltnl •wnlltags they should bo taken in lorgs and frsqnent doses to produce the effiset of a drastie purge. For Inpprsiseism a largo dote should be taken as it produces the desired effect by sym pathy. As a Dinner Pitt, take one or two Pills to promote iHrsatlon anal relievo the V An oceasromddose stimulates the stomachhnd ▼oategeon* where no ssrions derangement exists. One who feels tolendfiy well, often finds that a dose of these Pills makes him feel decidedly bet- t*c, from their cleansing and renovating eifert on the digestive apporatns. Dr. J. C. ATrr.S; CO., Practical demists, ZOWMLL. MAMS., V, 8. A. Best Quality, and will be pot up in the hs >t-sttfe «f »l« » f They challenge corapsmou in jfe. riiipaudiwiro with there brought fiaa ^ quartet? AilaretaviledteoonicanJ their stock, and if they do t*>t find sU trw «* they have stated, they will not cojuptusif'*' do not pnrcliase. They will also do CUSTOM WOBS to order at the shortest notice. HIDES AND TALLOW WANTED for width tiw highest market pner sdl >'! J ither in cash, abore or katLt-r. The whole concern Is Sonthera, «>•' SOUTHERN' rATROSAOE reqt ct/uiiy aohotei*. J. H. Black & Co., TH08. H. EDEN, (GUN & LOCKSMITH, Sealer in 1-4, GUNS, PISTOLS, Powder, ahot. caps of all kinds, wads, Ireds, tridges, pistol hoist* rs, molds, ladles, and sp ing ammunition of every kind. Wesson’# Brci loading Rifles. Now oo hand a Ur^e and Pablio Bqnare, next door OarriagoMannfeetory. ra .. Amcriens, Ossrfi 1 ** The „ hardness andhrBhaW* the ** tsstffSS* -ggssvj jgaieir "** *S£rSEBt^S*; yALUAflSST 48U rito Shag*2?