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LITTLE UTSOCKXT. The chill Kovember dijwu done, The working world bone bring; n. wind cene roaring throagh the etreete And act tho gaa-light flaring;' And hopcleejj and aimlewdy. The seared old leaven were flying; When mingling with the soughing wind I heard a email voice crying— And aid rering on the corner etood A child of four or over; No cloak, nor hat, her email soft arm*, And dimpled curie to cover. Her dimpled bee waa atalned with leant, Her round, Mae eyes ran over; Hbo cherished in her wee, cold hand, A bunch of faded clover. And one hand round her treasure, while •'die slipped in mine the other; Half scared, half confidential said, ■‘Oh! pkfcao, X want my mother," “Tell me jour street and number, yet; Don’t cry, TO take yoB to It." Sobbing she answered, “I forget, Tlie urgati He came and playod at Milly's slope. Hit monkey U»ok the money, An«l no I followed down tlic street, The monkey wan so funny. I've walked about a hundred hours. From one street to another— The monkey’s gone, Ira spoiled my f Ob ! please I want my mother.” ‘•Hut what's your mother's name and 'Jlio street? now think a minute." “My mother’s name i« mamma dear— The street—I can’t begin it.” ' Hut what is strange almut the horn* Or new not like the others?” * I gooes you mean my trundle bed, Mine and my link: trotheru?” “Oh , dcir! 1 ought to l»'at home To help him say his prayers. He « such a l»aby he forgets, And we are loth utidi players— And there’s a bar between to keep Train pitching on each other, For Harry rolls when bo’s Severe ox x Would-be Coxobessmak. —In * card just published, Aaron Al- peoria Bradley tells an Ofijy atoiy on Bicbard W. White, (colored) one of the regular Radical nominees for Congress in this District White, it seems, tried to get Bradley to swear to a lie; bnt we let Bradley speak for himself. He saya: Poor Richard claims as his (home Ohio ; entered the Union army in Bos ton, Miwsn*h n »»U*) for a large bounty. Many deserted and re-enlisted several times, bnt Indiana Richard, the Clerk of Chatham county, being a white man, and not a negro or mulatto, would not be guilty of bounty jumping u because he, Saint Richard, wrote me a letter, which I received in Boston, Massachusetts, in his own hand-writing, which letter I now have, requesting, begging and imploring of me to go before some United States Notary Public and swear that I knew his mother and that she was a white woman, and that his father was an Indian man ; knowing at the some time that I did not I know either of them, or any other per or persons claiming to be his motbei fat] H'ltllO Tho aky grew atomy pt-op]« panned All muffled, homeward bring. 1 “Voull have to apeodthe night with me." I naid at last despairing, I tied a ’kerchief Vound her nock— “What ribbon's this, my blossom?” "Why! dont yon know ” she smilingly a.iked, And drew it from her Uieom. A card with number, street and name— My eyes astonished met it— “For, ’ said the little one, “you noo I might total-times forget it. And so X wear a lit tin thing That tells you an u. For mother a&ya ahe's very sure l would get lost without it.” ' Havre We a Free Government! A free or Republican form of govern ment must bo controlled by the people. They must bo the sovereigns; ana those who are elected to office, and work for yearly salaries, nro their servants—never their masters. The people must regulate their own elections, and manage their own local affairs, or thero is no free government. If the people cannot conduct an elec tion withoat military interference on tho part of the central government, they are not tu-f-qorerning, and bare no longer a free government. For the suppression of mob violence the laws of each State pro vide. Tho police may act—tho sheriff may call out a large —the Governor may order ont a sufficient force of tho militia or citizen soldiery to suppress the mob. If a State is not capable of sup pressing domestic violenco by its own or ganized forces, the Legislature, or tho Governor iu its intermission, may call on tho President for help. Without such a call, ho has no right, under our system of free government, to interfere! But Congress has made a law, widely at variance with the spirit of free institu tions, providing that when the people vote for men to represent them in Con gress, the federal authorities, the reccp- ti:>u of votes, the returns, Ac.; and they may force the people to keep order!— They may employ Deputy Marshals, and tho United States standing army, and the navy, to keep tho people “orderly," ami to enforce the Congressional law which an unscrupulous party majority en acted, for tho prepetnation of their party power,—a law which interferes * '* .State and local elections. In passing this law the Radical party assumed that the people could not govern thruisdvez—WwA. wc hail no longer ft free government. They assumed that the I a rson who aro chosen by tho people, and hired by them at ajcarly salary of 35,000 rapacity, pie. U hen the people choose men to repre sent their interests, and pay them for their services, tho elections should be free. Thero should be no hired soldiery uronnd tho ballot-boxes, and men-of-war in tho posts, with threats from “ head quarters” to “regulate” people and bal lots. Under that arrangement free government ceases. It is ended the moment it is settled that the people incapable of self-government, and that the standing at tho order of the head servant of the people at Washington. Such a law 11roof, in itself, that Congress does not lieliove in tho people. But tho freemen themselves should decide this question. If, at tho ballot-boxes, they sustain the party that has placed hired soldiers over their voting places, they will vote of course that free government is a failure. If they voto the party down, they will ’ of self-government and Subornation of perjury is a criminal j offense in Massachusetts and Georgia, ! and at common law. Yet some so-called i Republicans, as tho Hon. Virgil Hillyer, J would advise all tho colored voters of the I First Congressional District to vote for a person of this stamp.—-Sorr. Rep. j JcBWDimox or Jr stick Conus IK i CnnnxAi, Matters.—In the habeas cor- i pus case of Wiley Thompson vs. the ! State, Judge Pittman, of the Ordinary 1 Court, on Tuesday, decided that the Act [ of Gctobcr 2*1, 2870, entitled an Act to re j >tral an Act to organize criminal courts j for each county, approved < >ctoher 7, • 1868, removed from Justice Coarts jurist ' diction in criminal matters. T. P. West- 1 moreluml appeared for the plaintiff and 1 Solicitor Howell for the State. Tbe'Tle- cision, unluckily for the Justices’robs them of half, at least, of tlicir pecuniary I glories, and a number of these worthies wore yesterday heard to say that they had lost their interest in the noble profession of the law, which doubtless, the ease is lx>th materially and mentally considered. —Atlanta Intelligencer. A Man Murdeked.—Every now and then we aro called upon to record the death of some good citizen at the hands of some worthless loafer. Will this mat ter of unprovoked bloodshed never cease, or shall thero bo in every issue of our daily papers that all startling paragraph, “a man murdered.” This man .unknown to us. and a stranger, was found brutally cut and mangled. From papers in his pockets, we learn his name was A. Sell, and it lias just been three years since he was killed out in New Mexico. Paiuful to write of,such sad cyenta, bni tho pdo- j pie mnst be posted. —Atlanta Sun. Otu Land.—From the address of ; the Tennessee Democratic Executive Com mittee to tho people of that State, we extract the following lines. No Booth- can read them, without feeling their applicability to his “own, his tivc land-;” ' The land of tho wreck and tho tomb — There tu grandeur in graves, there is glory in For oat of tho gloom fatnre brightness is boro, As after the night loom fnturo bright coming morn, * And tho grave* of the dead with grass overgrown May jet prove tho footstool of IAbertiu’s throne, And each single wreck lu the war path of might, WSI yet make a rock in tho temple of right” A Shooting Affair. The Columbus Enquirer gives the fol lowing account of a recent shooting scrape in Qaitmon county: The difficulty occurred about threo miles from Georgetown. Mr. Moses had gone ont with tho Sheriff to have a levy mado on Mr. James T. Flcwellen’s per sonal property, undei the execution ol Mr. D. H. Boedwin against Mr. Flewel- Ion. A wagon load of ootton waa levied on, and on the return Mr. Flewellen met Mr. Moses and the Sheriff, and required Mr. Moses to direct tho cotton returned. This ho refused to do. Mr. Flewellen then fired one shot at Mr. Moses while lie was in tho buggy. Mr. Moses in at tempting to get out of the boggy, fell down, and while down Mr. Flewellen shot liim in the left shoulder, and fired another shot at him when about five steps distant, but missed. By the time Mr. Moses.had got twenty steps he succeeded in getting Ids pistol and cocking it. Af ter waiting a moment be returned ' Mr. Flewellen’ but when about ten st distant, Mr. Flewellen stated he had .... more ammunition, and Mr. Moses re frained from firing. We learn the doc tor was unable to extract the ball, -and tbat on tbo next day Mr. Flewellen was arrested on a charge by Mr. Motes of an assault with Intent to murder, and that he waived n hearing and gave bond in llio sum of 31,000 to. appear at the Sn- jierior Court, in November, of Quitman county. HOB HE AND CATTLE REMEDIES. The Ec*t and most Reliable ever offered to the Public. Tax American Magnetic 1=3 EQUINE GOHDiTlOS FOUBEES f fit in rc 1 ‘‘y tested in _ wj ptHcf llabl? j i.-rrdn-u'H. ' u 'vj ’auy rein rtilea .if »b»rb I W kao«Lr>f~ . OEOnqE H- DAOPi .4 -A aud fhy. t 1*e. Ayer’s Cherry Pectoral, For Diseases of the Throat and Lungs, such as Couchs, Colds, Whooping Cough, Bronchitis, Asthma, and Consumption. Probably never before in The whole history of medicine, >** any thing van so widely and so deeply upon the confidence of mankind, a* this excellent remedy for pulmonary complaints. Through a lone series of years, and among most of the races ormen it ba* risen higher and higher in their estimation, as it has become beUer known. Its uniform character and power to ears the va rious affeethms of tho longs and throat, have iiuide it known as a reliable protector against them. W hile adapted to milder forms of disease and to young children, it is at the same time tho most effectual remedy that can be given for incip- of’tltMhroat and*Iar*£. lh As a provision^against sudden attacks of Croup, it should he kept on hand la every family, and indeed as all are some times subject to colds and coughs, all should ha provided with this antidote for them. Although settled Consumption It thought in curable, still great numbers of cases where the disease seemed settled, liave l»een completely cured, and the patient restored to sound health by the t'henry J’erlorml. Iso complete is its mastery over the disorders of the Lungs and Throat, that the most obstinate of them yield to it. When nothing else coukl reach them, under the Cherry Pectoral they subside and disappear. Sintjrr* aud Entitle Speakers find great protection from Sintjrr* and Public Speakers rotectlon front it. Art hut n la always relieved and often wholly irat in small and frequent doses, r-o generally are its virtues known, that WO need not publish the certificates of them here, or do more than assure the public that Its qualities Ayer’s Ague Cure, For Fever and Ague, Intermittent Fever, Chill Fever, Remittent Fever, Dumb Ague, Periodical or Bilious Fever, Ac., and indeed all the affections which arise from malarious, marsh, ninth, Zb** 3£t{jal Itotim—gamier Co. HOTOGRAPHY! Great Reduction in Prices FOUR BEAUTIFUL PICTURES FOR ONE DOIJLAB! AT BLACKNIIEAU & LAUAHOItE'S ART GALLERY! rnHE Junior uf tho iirm having just returned A from Baltimore, where he has been spend ing souio time in the well known and popular es tablishment of tho eminent artist, B. Walzl, the firm respectfully announce* to the citi of Amcricus and surrounding country that are now prepared to execute, in tho VERY BEST STYLE, TltlCES WITHIN THE BEACH OF THE STERRESCOPIC PICTURES, PORCELAIN, or Ivorytype, popular in all. thb Nortlie Sumter Salts for December.. TTTILL be eoM before the Court House door W in the city of Americas, on the first Tues day in December next, between the usual hours of sale; the following property, to-wit: One house and lot in the city ol Americas, sown as the residence of W. A. ".Wilsou. Lev- —d oa as the property or said Wilson to satisfy sundry 11 Iks issued from the Justice Ooart,789tn District, 6. XL. two in fiivor of W. C. Brown: oae in favorof Bichard A. Reid, one in fltvorof VT. A. Young, one in favor of Remley A Co.; one in favor of Daniel Slade, and one In favor or Al len Brothers *D vs. said Wilson. Levies made and returned to me by W. J. Bosvorth, L. C. Aleo—One house and lot in the city of Amori- is whereon XL B. Council now lives. Levied a as the property of M, B. Council to mtiafy a astiee court ft fit. 78'Jth District, O. M. in favor r Green A Hawkins, for the ue© of S. B. Haw kins vakL B. Council, lory made and returned »me by \V. J. Bosworth, L. C* AL*o—One bouse and lot in the city of Arneri- . is, known as tha place whereon Shade lteese (col’J) now lives. Levied on as the property of said Reese to satisfy a fi fa issued horn Justice Court for the 7fei)th District, G. M , in favor of Hawkins and Greene, for tho ums of W. A. Greene. Levy made and returned to ms by W. ’i, L.C. i. It docs Cure, and dees not — a J 1 * 1 — vreonlc. Quinine, Dis- mth, Zinc, nor any other mnu-,,4 or noUonouv ‘ 4anc« whatever, it in nowise injures oa- t. Tlte niutiberand lm|>ortance of Us cures in the ague districts, are literally beyond account, nod we Is-Jicve without a )»anuiel la the history of Ague tnodicin “ ackuou Inlgineni ed in o r prhle i* gratified by the ceire of tin- radical cores ns, ami where other i etlies Il-u I wholly failed. Unaccliuiated i«rsons, either resident in, or travelling through miasmatic, localities, will be protected by taking the AGUE CUHE daily. For l.lrrr Complaint*, arising from torpid ity of tin- Liver, it Is an excellent remedy, cumu lating the Liver into healthy activity. For Bilious Disorders and I.iver Complaints, it is an excellent remedy, producing many truly remarkable cures, where other medicines baa fluted. Prepared by Dk. J. C. Ayf.r Jt Co-, Practical ad Analytical ciwmists, LjwcU, Mas?., and - - .11 MiinH ,,-nrl.l Who Alii: Happy.—Lord Byron said The mechanics and workingmen who can'maintain their families are, ii opinion, the happies t body cl men. Pov erty is, wretchedness; but even poverty is, perhaps, to bo preferred to the heartless, unmeaning dissipation of the high or der.” Another author says; “I have propensity to envy any ono, least of all the rich and great; but, if disposed to this weakness, Ihe subject of my weak- would he a healthy youug man in full possession of his strengty and facul ties, going forth in tho morning to work for his into and children, or bringing them homo his wages at night. fiS?- A writer in the Gainsville Eagle says that when tltat section of Georgia developed, which as it will be as the Air Line Kail road progresses, will yield a bigger and finer diamond crop than South America or Africa. Tho writer’* opinion is predicated on tho fact of over forty having been picked up by the gold wash ers iu every deposit mine form Hall county, Ga., for 000 miles to Virginia, some of which were of modi greater value than any yet found in Africa. BgL- Clayton oounly took the premium offered by H. T. Kimball, to the county that exhibited at the State Fair the great- st variety of the different products of the State. BQk. At a mass meeting held in New York lost Friday night to ratify the nom ination of Hon. James Brooks for Con gress, that gentleman mode the following remark relative to tho proposed interfer ence by the National Administration : “If,” said be, “ the Federal Govern ment attempts to force election* ns it has done in South Carolina, ono hundred thousand Democrats in this city will in opposition, and pitch all the troops they have ordered here into the r [Applause. ] If this be treason, let them make the most of iC ” bear Colonel Susan B. Anthony has been speakitig a good deal lately, and has caught what is callod “minister’s sore throat” She has never been able, how ever, to catch the minister himself. Larok Receipts.—Twelve hundred aud fifty-two bale** of cotton were received for storage and *ale in Macon, on Tuesday A Bio Crowd.—One hundred acne cf Democrats attended a mast meeting at liter: York tho other night. They de nounced thov Man on Horseback in a mildish sort of way. j “quordeteer of that town,and revqked hia DR. SHALLENDERCER’S Fever and Ague ANTIDOTE Always Stops tho Chills. This Medicine haj been before tho PriUio fifteen years, and is still ahead of all other known romedios. It doe* not purge, docs not sick on tho stomach, i» perfectly feoie in any dcso and. under all rireumatanoML mad 1* tho only Medicine that will - * CORE IMMEDIATELY and permanently every form of Fever and it !*• perfect Antidote to Sold .b7-all Dnutsists. The Great Medical Discovery! Dr. WALSEE’3 CALIFORNIA. VINEGAR BITTERS, ill Hundreds of Tkuusds fsg -el Bear testimony to their wcnderfaJ'S g-3 — * - Curative Effects. g? § WHAT ARE THEY? w = _ TITEY ALE A VILE , i "f*FANCY DRINK,!] Mvks of Poor Bum. Whiskey, Proof Spir its. and Defuse I*ifluors. 44 Avt>ot'.wri, , » “ U—.orcc«,” A!.,thit Ica ttUs tippkrco to jmnkt-niuut audruin, but aroatroo Mwtiruio, taado from tlio Natiro Root* *nd ll-.-rtaof < :»WfomU, Creo from all Alcoholic stimulants. 'i :i y.-. t -oOHEATBLOOD POlil ifJLLtt tint LIFJE2 GIVING PHIH- CIPLB, «* perfectend laslgmtor •ot the Hyrtna, canrinrott all poieanooe matter, :.nd roitoria? tbo tlood to a b<-altby condition. No can take theso Bitters,acooniingto .TireH^on*. awl remain touxunveU. slOO will bo given for un Mienniblccn»e, pro- vi,:n-. the lmn:s are not destroyed t-ynunrnsl l-or other mean?, and tt* vital organs w i«-. d bemad the fuintof r'piir. Forlttflarntmtary and Ohronio Ilhcu- raatism. nnd Gout. IVspepsia. or Indi- noition. Bilious, Hcmittcnt. and Inter mittent Forers, Disoaseaof tho Blood, Livor. Kidneys, and Bladder. ihm#Bit- tera tmva t«m» ra^ot *aeere*(ul._Bueh Duk eases aro caused br Vitiated Blood, which is generally prodoood by doKngoiaeut of tbo D 'J^-r^lnvi?oc£??Uo stotnar!i. owl stimulate tbs torpid livor andVracU, tthirb render them of »nc.|UAlK.-deffliWT in tbj b.o>>-lcf a’l imj.jriik-s, and imp\rf .nj uavr lif t nnd vigor 1»t hs whole system. Dyspepsia or Indixcation, Headache, F dn in tho »hra^d>-rs, Vuuuhs, 'Vj^htne-s cf tka C.k-^I. Ditrinres, Sour Stomach, Dad Taita in -Um- Mouth, liJim Attack*. PakNtation of tLa Heart, Copious - Discharge* Wins, Pain la th* rerion* or the Kidney*. r.ftdaLan Ired other T.-dnful symptoma which ate tha oi-pstaga Ot . DY:*pep»l-‘t are rurr*U>Y these BiUer.s. CJlean.se the YHEWted D!oo l wh -u.-.vr yen ft-vl ttsimparit! - ^ barsfinirttirou'htlsje'j;^ i»I*i-\- »!.•?. fcniptions. or burrs; «-1ea?wii-.. vV-.ijM* .care given to copying from docoased or abeent frionUs Photographs, thereby reviriug tl»o memory of (ho faithful and absent ones. Wo are also fully prepared to ac<-omi date those who desire their HANDKERCHIEFS MASKED WITH PHO,TOGHAPHS . LARGEST STOCK Drugs and Medicines k.veh oyyuw.i) jx amehicvh vt W. T. DAVENPORT’S. . Ail tl*c lending ariittlea nnd recent pre paration i of tho different hi-IiooIh of Medicine always 1m- IuuimI at W. T. D AVEN FORT’S. Xmrgo and Vnriocl ASSOUTMKNT OF 3 ' j! § &W€i TOILET ARTICLES, at W. T. DAVENPORT’S. KEROSENE ASTRAL OILS, at W. T. DAVENPORT’S. Paints, Glass, Vamish, Putty, Oil*, BRUSHES, \K T. DAVENPOBT’R r„u.: tbfl blood put .loMow. th«sywtenof »omany tbouland*, araclteituaUy Atero^od aad removed. smnnd each battle, imnw »“ *—• » K»xfiah. Ot-nnan, Frepd', andbpsai- r*tcm «nU FIX, TAPS, and other WORMS. lrtAInr In of somany tbouKind*, arac-tte« - *“-* n * Lad removed. ilirertions, read carefully tl^> e Snytsh, Ui-riua.., - . — - •—^r. . „ _ I. WALUEU. M A 31 Commerce filrect, N. T. rrejek-tor. R. TL MeT* >S Al.l> fe <KU • DniirrlMt-taa.! OerLcrat A«m‘a. S* -1 rnnde#, C*lif<’mU, «nd an J - ..m. S. G O HEN , CUSTOM-MADE WORK at the shortest not ice. W« have Two European Workmen who win give satisfaction to the trade. Owing to tha fact that he ha* had a good patronage far fourteen years from the public, l*e Teds able and making thorn, a* he can then better fufill his SBgfflgf“ d a COHEN’, UJ»T BLANK BOOKS, PENS, INKS, Vt. T. DAYENPOIST’S. CREAM TARTAR, SODA, SPICE, Popper, Flavoring Extracts, W. T. DAVENPORT’S. Physician’s Prescriptions Promptly anti carefully put up ot oct 1 ly W. T. DAVENPORT’S. Money cannot buy itfor Sight is Priceless. The Diamond Glasses Manufactured by J.E. SPENCElLNcw York, which are now offered to the public, are pro- nounoed by all tho. eelobrated optician* in the world to bo the moet perfect natural, artificial help to the human eye ever known. They are •roand under their own supervision, from min ute crystal pebbles, incited together, and d their name, “Diamond," on account of hardness and brilliancy. The scientific principle on which they aro constructed brings tbo core or centre of the lens directly in front of tha eve, producing a clear and distinct vision, as in the natural haatthy sight, and preventing all pleasant sensation, such as glimmering ... wavering of sight, dizziness, 4c., peculiar to all others in use. They are moontea in the finest manner, in flames of the material* used for that purpose. Their finish and durability cannot be exoelled. Caittiox—Noue genuino unless bear ing their trade mark *** stamped on every frame LEITXEIt A FmCKEIS Watchmakers and Jewelers, sole age-n Americas, Georgia, from whom tnly the} be obtained. No peddlers employed. marl5-wly LAND FOR SALE. A BARGAIN OFFERED I WILL offer for sale till November best, my Plantation on Lannahasse Creek, in Web- iter eonnty, containing thirteen or fourteen hun- dred aerpa of land, with the stock of males, date laborers, and all other improvements no- Q.r.onoiA-scui.Ev o r l^tgal ^atfs-cfilfbstfr (To J. Bosworth, C. 8- DABLEY, Bhcriff. Lot ot land, No. 122, in tho 26th District Sumter eonnty. Levied on as the property Francis E. Albritton to satisfy a fi fa in my hands ! n favor of G. M. Hay for the use of F. M. Cok- •, Transferee vs Francis E. Albritton; issued from blunter Superior Court. Property pointed baperior Court in favor cf A. B. Addison, A. M. Little, principal, W. A. Hawkins and C. T. Goode - lowers, bold as tlio property of \V. A. Ilaw- is. Properly pointed ont by Plaintiff. Also—East half of lot of Land No. 93, in tht 2Cth District of bnmter County. Levied on at the property of Daniel G. Patterson to satisfy ono fi fa issued from the buperior Court of Sum ter county, in favor of John H. Wallace, vs Daniel G. Patterson, property pointed out by Plaintiffs attorney, nov 3 tda \V. J. BQSWOBTH, Dop. bhff Executor’s Sale. F iDF.lt and by virtue of a decree of the bu perior court of Sumter eonnty, rendered at the April Term. 1870, of said buperior Court, will l»c sold on the first Tuesday in December next, before the Court Uouso in Americas, be tween tlio legal hours of sale, the VALUABLE PLANTATION ioxrn as tho place, situated o ... ' :ict of said comity, and containing 1380 aero toro or less. This is one of the BEST COTTON PLANTATIONS ud a line gin house and & sept K til _ Ex’ca J. E. J. Hotue. Administratrix'* Sate. ILL bo sold at public outcry, before the W Court House iu Americus, on tlio first Tuesday in December next, the following reali ty belonging tothe estate of F. W- Forth, dec’d, to-wit: Lot No'. 64,10 acres of lot No. 75, south half lot No. 74, ami North half lot No. 43, iu the 26th District of butntcr county. Also lot No. >f tho Court or Oniinary. iTt-rms—bull rash and the other hair lonths eredit, with .atisfactoiw security. factory sccqnty. FORTH. Aclni’x V. W. Forth, dee d. G eorgia—srjiTEn county. Whereas, Barney Parker, administrator _ the estate of Joseph Crawford, late of said conn- tydoceaMxl, applies for letters of <lismisei»n Theso are therefore to cite and admonish, ell and singular, the kindred and creditors of said deceased, aud all persons concerned, to be nd all {Jemma concerned, to bo and appear a* my office witliin tho time prescribed by law, and filo their objections, it any they haec, otherwise letters of administration will l»e Given under my hand and official signature, this Stttli of October, 1870. oct *29 lm 11. F. DELL, Ordinary. ROAD NOTICE. GEORGIA. ) Court of Ordinary ot said bumtor County, f Comity. JAMES F. ROSS and others having petitioned ty, by Davison’s Mills ........ Cutts’ plantation; jt.. .. ertd by ttte Co art that all persons having any objections to the disconUnmnico of the same ’ and appear at my office on the first Tuesday December next and make known tbeir objec tions, and that notice hereof bo published iu terms of the law. R. F. DELI., oct 25 lm. Ordinary ,, will be madu to tlio Court of Ordinary of said county, for leave to sell all tho lands belonging tothe estate of Jackson VT. Walker, deceased of said JAMES P. WEST, \ nov 8. lm. I’lIILLlP WEST, ( A I *’ J EORGIA—SmTFj: County. William G. Clark having applied to >r exemption of personalty and valuation and itting apart of Homestead, I will pass upon the —e at my office on the 14th dav of November, It. F. BEL’ ~ - v 3-2t* LL, Ord'y. g e : Personalty and setting apart and valuation of homestead, and I will pass upon tho same at my oflice. at 10 o’clock, a. s. on tho 12th day of N« vetuber 1870. 11. F. BELL, ^tgul |loticfs—<&o. SCHLEY SHERIFF SALES FOR DECEMBER W ILL be sold before tbo Court He , in tho town of EUaville, on tho first Tues day in December next, within tho legal hours of sale, tho following property, to-wit; One liny Mule, Levied upon by a til from the supeior court of Sumter County. April Term 1870, in hirer of E. 8. Baldwin vs W. B. Tiner. Also at the same timo and plsce will bo sold ~~ hundred aud tweuty pounds of lint Cotton, .... “io by A. L. Jordan gameshr- ' W. Tayno Administrati T. a MVEILS, in the case of Henry' V vs James M. Woodall, oct. 27. t«ls. Shi-rifi'. Administrator’* Sale. O N the first Tuesday in December next, will bo sold before the Court House dom* in tho town of FJlaviUe, Schley county, agreeable to an order ot the Ordinary of said county. One houso and lot (No. ft) in tlio town ol EllavOlo, North east side of Public Square, known as the Sellars ■nd Edge lot. bold as Uis property of John H. Wall, deceased, for llic benefit ol the creditors of said deceased. M. J. WALL, sept 13 lm Adm'r. Executor’s Sale. O N the first Tuesday in December next, will be sold before tho Court House door in the town of EUaville, Hcbley county, by order of the Ordinary of said couuty : Lots of land number 241, and half ot lot nnmUr 241, In the 80th dis trict, Bchley eonnty; also, east half of lot No. 1 loft No. 32, and Borthwest quarter of lot No. 33, in the 2ftth district of H: mter router, ail Com prising the plantation belonging to Wni. Ross, late of Bchley county, deceased, bold i " property of stelWin. Boss. . Also—Will be sold in tho town or Buena Vista, Marion county, on the-first Tuesday in January, 1871, south half of lot number 176, and north half of lot No. 1771 In tho 3lBt district of Marion county, containing 2024 acres, more or loss. 8old Mg the property ofWm. Boai, deceased. - Terms—One-third cash, the other in two a mud jKtymeiiU, swuredbytaort] Notice to Debtors and Creditors. I ALL persons indebted to the estate of W. A. Ok D. CJovelaniL late bt Schley eonnty,- doff’d are hereby notified 4o come forward and make Court, Adm'r. apart ted rateattao. I will upon the mme*t m> the 14th of NoTember, B870. 8. B. EASON, Ordinary. • Webster SherilPs Sal* lor JDec’r. TTTILL heated before the Court Housodoor ■V - in the town of Preaton, Webster eonnty, tha C. McGrady, to satisfy a If fa in my bands it sued from tho Justice Court of 978th District of Webster county, io favor of Hawkins A Tack ett vs. Martha C, McGrady. Property puintEd out bv T. H. Pickett, Plaintiff* Attorney* ' JAMES T. WHARTON, 8heriff LSO AT THE SAVE TIME ASD FIACE WTLL BE SOLO Lets of laud No. 205,182,20t> and ono bosdred and four acres off of lot No. 173, aud 150 acres off ot No. 179, containing 860 acres, more or less, in the 19th district of Webster county; known as the Fred Bell plantation, near Hard money. Lev ied on the pioperty or J. A. Bell to satisfy two fi fas in my hands issued from the Superior court of said county in favor of J. lb Parrot vb. J. A. Boll and D. B. Harrell V* J. A. Bell. Prop erty pointed out by Jpeiah Harrell, Plaintiff’s Attorney. W. H. MATHEWS, Webster Mortgage Sale*. W ILL be sold before the Court house door.iu the city of Preston, county of Webster, oa the first Tuesday in January’ next, tho follow. ' ig property, to wit: Oue sorrel! horse Mule, to satisfy a Mortgage fi fa in my lianda issued from the superior court of said county, iu favor of John Turner vs John BeU- J. T. WHARTON, Postponed Administrator’s Sale. O N the first Tuesday iu December next, before tlio Court House door in the town of Pres ton Webster County, will be sold between the Igal hours of talc, the following described lands, being a portion of the plantation or J. M. Saun ders deceased, whereupon he lived at the time of his death, to wit: Fractional lot No. 36, containing 150 acres; lot originally 48,"now tho 19tli District of said .-unty of Webster. The said lands having been bid off at tiro pre- ous sale of the Administratrix to wit: The first uesday iu December last, by U&mpson _aid county, who failing to comply wi saU ; the same is uow to be a old at hia risk, having been postponed by order of court. Terms ot sale—cash. oct. 13. tds. SARAH SAUNDERS, the estate of Jesse P. Harrell appBi Letters of dismission from said estate. These are therefore to cite and admonish all and singular, the kindred aud creditor! of said deceased to be and appear at my office, within ime prescribed by law, aud tee their objec- i, if any they have, otherwise letters will be granted said applicants Witness my hand and seal this 29Ut of Onto ber, 1870 O. \V. DAVENPORT. 1 ni4m Oi d’y. EOllOIA—Wkhstkb County. Whereas, J. P. lMIurre-U, A<au‘r do bonis is. cMatcof J. P. llarrel!, late of said county, igitlar, the kindred and credi deceased, and all i>ersou» coucemed, to be and appear at my office within tho time prescribed by law, and show cause, if any they nave, oth erwise letters of dismission will t>c granted n terms of the law. Given under my hand aud official signature, this 25th day uf October, 1870. option of Personalty aud setting apart and valuation of Homestead, 1 will pass upon tliu same at uiy office, on Saturday, the 2<’.th November, at 12 o'clock, M. nov 4 3w Q. W. DAVENPORT, Ord’y. 111 o’clock, the 18th day of November, 1870, at O. W. DAVENPORT. Onl y Jtga! gjotictB--jCtt Count;;. Lee Postponed Sheriff's Sales for December. W ILL bo sold before the Court Houso door in the town of Htarkvillo, Lee county, on the first Tuesday, in December next, within the legal hours of sale, the following property Four lots of land, Nos, 130, 140,149, 150, all lying in tho 14th District of Leo county. Levied on as tho pioju-rty of Green B. Mayo to satisfy two fi fas in my bands, and ono iu favor of Tfios. Cameron vs Green BP Mayo and Thomas F. Porter security. The other in favor of Officers ol Court vs Green B. Mayo, also to satisfiy li fas in my hands, all issued from Lee Superior Court. t 3 tds. JAMES SALTER, Deputy Sheriff. Lee Mortgage Bale* for December. W ILL be sold l>cfore the Court House door, iu tlio town of Htarkvillo, Lee couuty, ox tho first Tuesday in December next, between fhi usual hours of sale, the following property, to wit; One Orey Man-. Sold to satisfy a mortgag* fi fa iu favor ot J. V. Price & Sou. Letters of Admini&lrat d to bo and appear at my office within & prescribed by law, and file their objee- SEWING MACHINES ON TIME! WE WILL SELL The American Combination ECTTOJMIOIE It OVERSEAMINO SEWING MACHINE OB THE PLAIN AMERICAN, which will do all that can be done on tho Com bination Machine, except the Button Hole & Overseaming. ON TIME 1 These machines make the lock stitch, which alike on both sides, and Wilir\ot Rip! They will stitch, hem, felt,'tuck, cord, braid onilt, and gather and sew ou. - In fact they will do every thing that »uy other machine can do, comparatively noiseless, and easier than any other two thread machine. Wo will sell tl.^ machines to responsible parties upon tho follow ing terms: $25 cosh when the machine is bought, bal- ttnee in weekly instalments untl the machine is paid for.' Any lady can, in a short time make the machine Pay Tor Itself Every Machine Warranted. Leitner andFricker, SOLE AGENTS ItFAmoricna for these machines. J. H. CALLAWAY & CO.. MILLERS, POUT GAINES,. v . .GEORGIA. L grades of Fr now Mills, and ] wptUtt W. L. Wadsworth & Co^ OF THE BEST BRANDS Df THE UNION. MONUMENTAL,’ QUEEN OF THE SOUTH. DELTt PLANTER, &c. 3,000 lbs. PURE WHITE LEAD, Ten Tons Iron, LIN S E ED OIL, GLASS AND PUTTY. Glass Fruit Jars, 100 kgs. Nails,2 doz. Wheelbarrows, 200 prs. TracesdO doz. Root Hames,10 doz. Ames’ Shovels & Spades, Table & Pocket Cutlery, Plated Castors, Forks & Spoons, WA4S0* % B8*G¥ TIMBERS, Grin G-earine:. 100 PLOUGHS. CANE MILLS. TOOLS, HANDSAWS, PLANES, AUGERS, ETC., Blacksmith’s Tools, Garden Tools, Builder’s Hardware, etc., etc. We also Mamtfiiclurc TINWARE, and do ROOFING it GUT TERING, in the heet style and WARRANT IT. We make the assertion without fear of being accused of •- blow ing,” that we have the LARGEST CHEAPEST stock ol goods in our line EVER BEFORE OFFERED TO THE CITIZENS OF THIS SECTION, all of which we pro pose to Sell at the LOWEST POSSIBLE LIVING RATES, fe POR C A S H .■* Agents for CHAMPION MILLS FLOUR, at Wholesale only. Come and satisfy yourselves. EVERYBODY IS INVITED ! ! LEITNER FRICKERS Under th.e Barlow House, Amor ioxia Georgia, ISTE W GOODS! 0 UB MR. FRICRER ltas Just returned from New York with the LARGEST anti ntont SEI.KC i Stock of DUMONDS, WATCHES, CLOCKS, JEWELRY. STERLING SILVER AND PLATED WARE, GENUINE “ RODGERS” AND BEST AMERICAN CUTLERY, WALKING CANES, WORK BOXES, WRITING DESKS, TOILET SETS AND FANCY GOODS GENERALLY. Our friends aud the public generally are cordially invited to call and inspect our ffix»<Is and price* before purchasing claevrhere, as we are prepared to sell them as low a» they era he Iwmstt tor in any market. Every article sold by us warranted as represented ; if it proves to the c.-i.- trarv the money will, in all cases, be uefonoed. Sjr We are Agouti for tbo following: Tho Celebrated ltorel A Courvoirier Watches, The Up" and United States Watch Company’s Watches. Tho American, Grover & Baker. Wheeler and Wilson BE WING MACHINES. Prof. Frank’s, the Diamond, and Accommodating SPECTACLES. US-WATCH WORK'S# Special attention given to watch work. Parties having Watches that have been injured l>v in competent workman or otherwise, MADE AS GOOD AS NEW and WARRANTED. Plain Watches Jeweled in Rnby and Sapphire, Crj t-olito, Aquamarino and Garnet l’.»<lp-- Rings, Ac., mado to order. Jewelry REPAIRED as neatly as it can he dono in New York. . taT Engraving done t LEITNER & FRICKER, INTERESTING —TO— E V E RYBOD Y! As I intend changing my business I am nour offering my entire Slock of DRY GOODS, CLOTHING, BOOTS & SHOES, Americus, Ga., Qct 20th, lm R. T. BYRD. THOMAS M. EDEN JULD call tho attention of the publicto te' largo stock of GUNS, RIFLES, riSTOJ*- IK8, POUCHES, AMMUNITION, FEN 1 ' rOttSuul MASKS, ,lul t*** ortiiig .A.reticles, whieh ho has just received. Having bad oftexperienoo of Thirty years in making, repairing ^ tiling articles in his line, he is confident that he can offer superior inducements to porri'a ! “ ,ps ..e hopes by strict attention and fair dealing to merit the anpport of the people. , . Eaatalqe of Public Square, next toj&trrinc & son’s Caariago Manufactory. ccl 111 Treasurer’s Notice. TJA1VTIE3 holding Comity Orders dated Janu- payment. M. KPEUR, r l watw - v County Treasur. 300,000 Good Hard Brick pou SALE, within one-half mile of tbneity *: of Americas. , , ^ . ; Persons desiring Brick work- and Plastering ^s^sm-ssesi»stii A Desirable Residence I m WILL sell my House; ctmtaiaing seven Un- tf •rooms, and loft containing atx acrc^. M . applied for soon. P. H. : ^ NOTICE.