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NORTH GEORGIA CITIZEN.
J. T. W?ITMAN, Editor.
‘ dai^tonT oeoroia7
Thursday,.
March 11, 1809.
FOK CONOHKSB:
GEN. P. M. B. YOUNG,
«r BARTOW,
EDITORIAL PARAGRAPHS.
The necessary absence of the eenior,
heavy rim of admtlsraonts, together
with the preparation to come out in
our new dress, next week, must lie a
sufficient apology for the lack oMnter-
est In the Citizen to-day.
It ie said Grant willyamong his lint
official acts, rc-appohst the Generalk
removed from polUico-m&tory posi
tions in the South by Johnson. Gen,
Sheridan Is to go back to Louisiana,
Gen. Sickles to Sooth Carolina and
Gen. Reynolds to Texas. We trust
this statement has no origin beyond
the imagination of the person mak
ing it.
Tax nswa from Cuba continues to
be exciting and contradictory. The
frends of the insurgents say tbs insur
rection isdaily growing stronger, while
the adherents of Spain represent it to
bo steadily waning in power and pros
pect. An American merchant who
has rocentiy been through the Island
says the reports concerning the extent
of the Insurrection which have been
sent to the United States, are greatly
exaggerated.
Tnx women (not ladies!) of the (oil
North are, it seems, determined to go
to the polls and leave their modesty
and bahiu at home I This new ism it
is said is breaking out in the West, and
respectful attention is given to the ab
surd proposition by the men and women
in all parts of that portion of Unele
Sam’s domain. Miss Anthony and
Mrs. Stanton, two “strong-minded”
petticoats, are at present lecturing up
on the female suffrage question in the
. Western States, and are reported to
be producing a lively commotion in
that region. Female suffrage may ob
tain in the North and West,but the gen
tle, virtuous, puro-mlnded matrons end
maidens (God bless theml) of our dear
South-land will never so far overstep
decency and modesty as to consent to
mix and mingle with the rough “Lords
of Creation” around the ballot-box.
Bhow.vlow is ono of the newly elec
ted Senators from Tennessee,and while
en route to Washington tho other day
to take his scat, he was surrounded by
an escort or body-guard. The poor
old sinner knows he is despicably mean
and unworthy to live, and beuco he
bethought himself to throw tills pro
tection around his contemptible car
cass. What real cowardice does this
aet of tho old reprobate exhibit.
A Cincinnati paper states that old
Ben Wade will retire to private life
after the expiration of bis Senatorial
term. This old fermenter of discord
has done a sight of mischlof and no
poeif whataver during his publio lifo,
and his withdrawal will be a God-sond
to the country, and we- cam not how
far be subsides into the shades of re
tirement—the farther the better for
the peace of the nation. Let the Sum
ners, the Butlers, and others of like
stripe follow old Ben, and the peoplo
fill their places with better men, and
peace, good-will and prosperity will
come upon the land for true I
Tnx N. Y. Record, speaking of the
retiromentof President Johnson, says
it is “superfluous to remark that the
plate and shoets belonging to the White
House have net been nbstracted.”
Tnx LaG range & Columbus Rail-
Road, wo’are glad to see, is likely to
be a success. A meeting was held in
Hamilton, Harris county, the other
day, at which $165,000 was subscribed
to the road. Wo like this—it speaks
well for the enterprise and public spir
it of tho people of that section. Rail
roads and manufacturing establish
ments will do more towards the im
provement and development of tlic
J b agricultural and mineral wealth
the South than anything else, and
We trust tile day it not far distant when
not only Georgia but the whole South
wllthavea perfect net-work of railroads
running in every direction, and when
the clank of machinery and the whirr
of spindles will be heard in every im
portant city and town in this sunny
land.
That was a sweet-scented nest of
scalawags, says the A ugusta Chronicle,
who, under the plea of loyalty and
devotlen to the Union, met iu Atlanta
yesterday. It would bo impossible to
assemble a mors venal and degraded
set of political tricksters. Under the
guise of loyalty these unprincipled and
soulless recreants to honor and princi
ple seek to drag Georgia back under
military rule witli the hope of being
enabled thereby to vent their hate on
the people and plunder them of their
property. We imagine so, if the W bit
field num-skulls were a fair sample of
the general delegation.
Mr- Thomas Jackson, a well known
citizen of this place died of consump
tion, on the 34 inst., at Us brothers,
- ol. J. F. H Jaiksou, in Chattanooga,
■i-j remains u.aro carried to Mum;
Hr interment Thursday Many frler.tty
r ill regret bis loss
The President's Message.
He eaye he will do his duty to tho
whole people without fear or fever |
have a pollsy to reoommend but none
to enforce; no prejudice; Government
Indebtedness mast be paid in gold; no
rcpudlators will be entrusted with ap
pointments; recommends retrenchment
In every department; thinki a uultcd
determination to pay the publio debt
belter than to much divided counsel
ing; ipeake square and pointed on
Foreign questloni; favor* any eourso
to civilize and obristianixe the Indiane;
thinks tbs Fifteenth amendment will
settlo the suffrage question—favors It;
asks patient forbearance one towards
awother throughout the land, and a de
termination to establlih peace.
The addrees, at * whole, will be re
ceived In the South at rather favor*-
able to a peaceful and just adtalnielra-
tration. Wliilo aS will regret ill*'
President’* failure to IndfeMe his views
upon ill* Important Issues of recon
struction, we doubt not the Southern
people will find more in the metitge to
approve than to condemn.
Tnx Radical Convkrtion in At
lanta.—TheRadiealConrcntlon which
assembled In Atlanta Friday, say* tb*
Constitution, was an anomaloue bodjfi
Sclf-constituthd, It recognized no “pent
up Utica” in the rang* of lte delibera
tions. With no authority from the
people and with a sense of its own ir
responsibility, In Its resolutions it com
pleted th* circuit of spacious plati
tudes.
After reconstruction hat been com
pleted in tbit State, and ao recognized
by President Grant and hi* supporters,
the proceeding! of this Convention ore
ao laughable at th* mad clamor of Wen
dell Phillips for Johnson’s impeach
ment to the very moment of hie retire
ment from office.
Reduction of Per Diem.
We are aware that several Ineffectu
al attempt* have been made in the Leg
islature, tayi th* Atlanta Constitution
to redneo the pay of member*. It is
not yet too late to make another hon
est and manly effort. The refusal of
that body to comply with a just de
mand of public sentiment has been tho
fruitful tource of much indignation
agaiuit it. It has done more, perhaps,
to sxclte and enrage the people than
all other cause* combined. They bavo
a right to demand it, and to be wroth
at ite refusal. The times are not such
as to justify extravagant compensa
tion. At a general thing, tlio North
Georgia delegation hava voted in favor
of reduction. We appeal to them to
maka one more effort' In this dircolion.
It is not yet too late. It would do
much to allay the exasperated state of
feoling which, in a majority of instan
ces, is tbs result of this exciting cause.
Tho Now Onblnot-Who Thoy Aro.
Notwithstanding the announcements
which hove been made In these column*
of the new Cabinet,-still the enquiry ie
made of us as to who thoy ar*. Brief
ly ws will attempt to g/ktlfy lids laud
able curiosity ou the part of our read
ers.
The Seerctnrv of State (• Elisha B'.
Washburnc, of Illinois, for many years
a member of Congress from that Stale,
and a prominent leader of tbo Radical
parly In that body. It Is understood
that, upon what may be considered the
polioy of tho new Exscutlva in Ills ad
ministration of the governmtnt, there
it perfect accord between the President
and lilt Secretary of Slato.
Th* Secretary of the Treasury it
Alexander T. Stewart, of the State of
New York—one of the “merohat pri
ces" of th* city of New York; a man
better kuown to tho whole peoplo of
tho United Slate* than any oilier of
the members of the Cabinet, and per-
haps the weatbiest man In tlio Union.
He is an Irishman by birth; hat beon
engaged in commercial pursuits during
tlie whole period of his residence In
New York, a ad 1 is- also understood to
be committed 1 to the policy of the Pres
ident.
The Stcvslm’y of the Navy is Adolph
S'. Borie,of the'State of Pennsylvania
—a-retired'merchant of Philadelphia,
having for many years been engaged
in the East India trade, in whicli he
hae reaped a princely fortune, being
regarded at one of the wealthiest men
In Clio country. He it a- man of the-
highest character, never' having been
mixed up in politics. During the war
he was an active worker'irt- beliltlf of
the Union,-and for several years Vice
President'Of the Union League. In
the summer' lie- resides at Torrisdale,
near Philadelphia',-where ho has a mag
nificent estate; but irt flfir winter ho
resides in Philadelphia.
The Attorney General it EbetvM.
□oar, of tb* State of Massachusetts.
For several years past lie hae been up
on the Supreme Court bench of that
State. He it about fifty years of age,
and for many years enjoyed a Very suc
cessful practice at hi! profession. He
is said to be a man of the highest in
tegrity, and very positive in hie man
ner.
The Secretary of tho Interior it Ja
cob D. Cox, & prominent Republican
politician of the State of Ohio; a man
of respectable abilities,on the same line
of policy with ills chief.
The Postmaster Gcnernl it J. A. J,
Crsswtil of the State of Maryland, an
original supporter of the “lost cause”
which be abandoned early in the strug-
f 'le, and hae since been an earnest rad-
cal repubiisan. Any other appoint
ment than this would have been more
acceptable to a majority of the peoplo
of Maryland.
General Schofield remains Secretary
of War, pro lem. We would prefer
that lie should remain so, rather than
that Ids department should be turned
over to A civilian who knows nothing
of Us duties and would carry Into It
joUtlcal teachings, piyjuA* c 'id to the
South. But In reference to lids, and
all of tho appointments whicli have
been made by our new President, wo
advise our readers to do as wc intend
to do, judge the incumbents by their
work.—Atlanta Intelligencer.
Veto Messages of Got. Bullook.
ExtatiTivx Deoabtment,)
Atlanta, Ga., March 8, 1880. J
2b the House of Representative! :
“An-Act to be entitled an Act to ox-
tend aid’ and lend tho credit of tho
State of Georgia to tho MamphitBranch
Railroad-Company, and to amond the
charter of tho same,” it herewith re
spectfully returned without tho approv
al of the Executive.
The Act in question contemplates
tho construotkm of *• railroad from
Rome, In this State, to some point on
th* line of road now running from
Chattanooga to Memphis,thereby mak
ing a more direct connection between
Memphlt, Atlanta, and tho seacoiml,
and propoeee, in behalf of tho Stalb,
to endorse the bond* of that road to
the extent of twelve thousand dollars
per mil*, for that portion thereof which
may bo within tho limits of this State.
The construction of such a road as
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
W hitfield snsnivr's sjUiBS—Wuibs
■old bororu ttan Court Hnusp Uoor In Dal
ton, on the flntTumUy In April next, wltliln
tlioWnl hour, or.alo, the folio win* property!
City lot liuinhorS.o»rnnr of Thm-nlnn Avunno
end Gordon .treat. In Dalton, levin,1 on to »t-
l.fy un attachment 0 fa from the Juitlco court
of Che SMd diet riot O. M.. A M Norris* Co. vo
Martha W (Told. Pointed out by anld H fa, lor-
tod and roturnod to mo by a constable.
Alio, olty lot letter D, and the west half of
lot IsttorC, oa (lord on at reel, In Dalton, loaat-
Ufy ono H fa from llio Superior conrt of auld
ooiinty, J. V. It. Jackaon vs Corder 0 Short, u
Tnux as G08PXL.—Some mouths
since Hon. A. H. Stephen! was in con
versation with the family of a friend in
Warren oounty, when the sudden mis
fortunes and redaction to poverty of
many young Georgians btcamo tho
■ubjcct of discussion. Abandoning
the State, and other remedios were
suggested,to all of whloh Mr. Stephens
replied by advising all to stick to old
Georgia, and declared with that elo
quent emphasis for which he is noted:
If these yoang gentlemen will labor
as I did wlitn a young man, success
crown their efforts.” Tbit is true as
Gospel. It ie Gospel, for tbo curse
against man contains a bright promise
of reward for labor.
AniADorTiMi—FirrxiNTH Amend
ment.—Both branches of the General
Assembly, says the Atlanta Constitu
tion, in tboir eagerness to adopt the
16th amendment, had the subject un
der consideration at tb* tamo hour,
Monday morning, and that, too, before
it bad been transmitted to them through
the proper channel. Wait with pa
tience, gentlemen, before the day of
adjournment it will, no doubt, be offi
cially laid before each House.
There ettmi to be lome disposition
ou the part of certain members of the
Legislature to remove tho capitnl back
to Milltdgtvillt. Many editors are of
tho tame opinion. We think there Is
too much said about it. The State,
and city of Atlanta, both have expen
ded heavily In making tho necesiary
preparations in Atlanta, and it it but
right that the capital should remain
when it is. W* think Atlanta de
serves it. The voters of Georgia have
said so. ■
Swayzt, of the dirty Union, at Ma
con, acknowledges himself a liar and
slanderer, and apologizes for it. The
acknowledgment was unnecessary
where he it known.
A system of publio sohoola In the
State is mad* the speoial order for to
day in the House of Representatives.
The Memphie Avalanche puhliehes
Bard as a scoundrel. That’s stale lu
Georgia. «
Great excitement exists in North
eastern Georgian consequence of un-
prccedentetUfjgcgaaful gold digging.
Nnggtti weighing from 100 to 300
dwtt are frequently fonnd.
ThAAManta papersare indulging
;t cp'li t d quarrel. Cans#—public teat.
Poor follows.
(lint proposed wouid very disastrously .csnrftS mi Iwy l,omr C fe;-Juri'
- r - r . - »■ ■- *•- Also Int of hind numbor lain In the util ill"-
Bard on Oarpot-Baggers—What’s tho
Matter, Nancy P
By carpet-baggers we do not mean
that intelligent aud worthy class, or
individuals of that class, who came
South since the close of the war for the
purpose of making this country their
future home; and who, for tlmt reason,
take an active interest in all the affairs
of Slate, and lend their time, talents
and influence to promote Reconstruc
tion upon tho basis of the Congress
ional enactments. But by “carpet
baggers” we mean those cosmopolite
politicians, vagrant office-seekers, par
ty loafers, bohemians, ex-Army hum
mers, and pea-nut sellers who have
flocked to Georgia from other sections,
and attempted to fasten themselves,
like.slimy leeches, upon the Republi
can party in this State. The first nam
ed, we, (In common with the true men
of the party,)' heartily welcome to our
midst. They make useful citizens and
ornamental members of the best socie
ty. But the latter—the carpet-baggers
proper—aro an abomination in tho
sight of honest men everywhere. They
are the vermin of society wherever you
find them, and it would be difficult to
find any intelligent, indnstrious com
munity that would be willing to receive
them. And this repugnance erisee to
virtuous indignation when such scabs
set themselves up as censors, and as
pire to the position of privy conselors
to Legislators and Governors t
This is just what wo mean by “ car
pet-baggers,” and we apprehend that
we are now clearly understood!—Era.
affect the Interests of tbo State in its
valuable properly, known ns the West
ern and Atlantic Railroad, now ex
tending direct from Atlanta to Chat
tanooga ; and there making a connec
tion with the Memphie Road, and re
ceiving from that direetion ail the
Western freights and travel over the
whole length of the State Road; where
as, the construction of this proposed
“cut-off" would reduce the length of
transportation to bo had ovor the
State’s road by more than one-half tho
distance, and would, sliereforc, be very
injurious to the State’s interests.
I ain unable, therefore, to give my
consent to the State extending its aid
to a iilcasuro which will tend so direct
ly to its Injury.
In this connection) however, it may
not be improper for'inC tb'call the at
tention of the'General Assembly to the
necessity' whloh may at any time be
more fully developed, and Is,-even- at
tliis time,-becoming quite apparent, for
the State to protect its railroad prop
erty by tho extension' of proper bran
ches- from tho main stem, either by
construction or purchase; and, with
this view I would respectfully recom
mend, if proper arrangements and ne
gotiations can be effected for that ptlK
pose, that the State should become the
owner of what is known a* tbe^'Rome
Railroad"—a line running f«UB'King
ston, on the State Road, to Rome.
By our becomingowncr of that prop
erty, we could very properly extend it
to the Slate line, or such further point
as may be deemed desirable, and at
the same time, prevent its ultimate ex
tension to a connection with the Mem
phis road in a manner to be injnriens
to tlie mainline of State road. Or, in
the event of a road being constructed
or its eonslruclion seriously contem
plated—from Atlunla direct te Mem
phis, it wpuld be within th* power of
the State to extend its own line and
thus make a junction with the Memphis
road, and thereby still retain a large
portion of its trado and travel.
I also feel constrained to invito the
attention of the General Assembly to
a careful consideration of tlie many
measures wmen t»C SC7.' {>ie»eu ii|>uia
its attention, asking tho endorsement
of the State, to a large amount, for the
benefit of roads which, in somo cases,
propose to connect points already in
almost direct communication by rail,
and .are, therefore, not at all essential
to the development of our resources,
nor profitable as an investment to the
stockholders ; and nro likely to result
in lenving an onerous burden of liabil
ity for suclt endorsements, upon tlie
tax-payers of tho Stato.
Rufus B. Bullock, Governor.
Uullirlo, Indorsorr ... , ,, .
Abo, ono hundred ncT6«, nfbro or low, of lot
number IS8,-mH dietrlot |hdjW station of orig
inally Uliorokeo, now Wliltfluid oounty, com-
nlchclng at tho eonthoast corner of ealil lot of
laud, nml running wont along said land Duo Ip
thasoutllfreltcornurofsaUlTot, thence north
aldhgtha lino or»ald lot,ono hunilrod rods, to
^maasssm
Superior court of s&ld coilnty,
i Kurus K Ford, principal,
Ityon stay bond. re|)-J
umber saw In the 11th
M 1
or m
(JURAT HI! Kill IT'S BATsKf-WIH he sold
berore the Court-Homu door, In tho town
Place, onthoflmt Tuesday In April
** *ignl bourn of eaietthe fob
♦ptin* L_.., .... .....
nuxt, within tho legal .
lowing property, to-wit;
pa ...... 119 what Is known an
the Ilona Field, m tho proporty of O Vf Lane,to
nullify two Whltdold superior court II fa», ono
In favor of Jaoob II D.uiUlor v* C W Lam*, prin
cipal and J Lana aeonrity on atnyi the oilier P
M liotith vs O W 1*0110, maker, 0 Broyles, on-
doracr, and C \Y Hood, security, and Jas l*nno,
security on stay bond.
**— lot of land -
soot lout (0
W. Hook to satisfy six Justloo court fl fas In fa*
vor of J. B. Oliver A Co. vt John W Ilcckj levy
mile and returned to me by a constable.
Also, lots or land numbers A fl, 41. ami 68; all
In tbo 0th district nml 3d suction of said county ;
levied on ns tho property ofC W Bond, to satis
fy two Murray county sdporlor court fl fnn.nnn
In favor of James Daniel, tho other Dehj F Pro-
tor vs stud Bonfl.
Also, tho grist and saw mill nnd promises on
Mill Crook, Known as tho Uhl Jackson Mills!
levied on as tho property of said Juckson, to
satisfy one oounty court fl fain favor of 0 D.
Durham, srirvlvor. etc., vs suid Jackson and U
Langhrldgu.
Also, south half of lot number IK, In Dili dlst.
nnd 3d scctlonj lovlod on ns the property of A
jUinbprKJ, In the0th district and
3d sootlon, to satisfy ono Justice court fl fa in
favor of John Oates, ndm’r of J II Johuson
said Smlthey,
Lot of lgni
3d sectlpr «
comity] 1
mondson
court of Murray - *. —
Bdmopdson. nnd A brum'Seay, security on stay
1 proporty, west by 8. B. Head
\ und south by Mrs. E. Haralson’s
..__lb lota levied on as the property
J. Emerson to satisfy one fl fa from. Wnitfleld
superior Court In favor of Stophon Folker y* J.
C. Austin and C. J. Emerson, makers, and N.
IMIarben. endorser. A Pr ** f; 1 . 0 IV
Also, lot or laud numbor 44, In the 12th dlst.
and 3d section of Whittlold county, in posses-
■Ion of William Crow: lovled on us tho prop-
orty of John F. Sonter to satisfy two fl tas from
wi'i.«>ma...—""-w* -"ilnst said John F.
Wellborn and tbe
other in favor of 81muon Frankford.
. Also,' a parcel of land in tho city of Pulton,
in said county, known on tho map of said city
os tho lot fronting on tho oast side of Jones
Street and noxt adjoining on tho west to lot
number ft, 011 Thornton Avenue In said city,
In possession of 1. E. Shumate, nnd also tlu
house and lot whero Wesley 11. Stanscll former-
iyrwlWedtitta'whFrcofi T. M. Mcllan now llvos,
fronting on tho west sldo of Thornton Avenue
90 feet, and runnlug hack sumo width three
hundred and ninety-throe foot—both lots lovlod
on as tho property of Wesley H. Stanscll to sat
isfy ono fl fa for tlio purchase money thereof,
Issuod from tho superior court of B hitfluld
county, in favor of Dabney V. Blaylock vs W.
H. Stansoll, muker,and M.C. Martin.indorser,
and J*C< King, security on stay, whloh fl fa hav
ing t*Wn paid off by Slbay Martin, executrix
or*. C.Martin, deccosod, tbo Indorser Is now
owned and- controlled by her as such cxocr -
trlx. . , ... rvrb. fby H
her 224, In tho 0th district and
fiajly Cherokoo uowr Murray
lovled <m-its tho proporty of James Ed-
n to satisfy twp fl fas from thu superior
Murray codiity. Ono A Cnmhue vs Jos
Edmondson, anil A bruin'Hcay, security on stay
lifimlf • tho otlifar Kd ward M. Halt, hearer, yp Jas
Edmondson, maker, uiul J. 1). W. MtfDonuld,
indorser.
Also, lot of land number 314, In 10th dlstrlot
nnd 3d section of originally Cherokee, now
Murray oounty, to satisfy puufl fit from tho In
ferior court of said 0011111)% Cadow McKInsio
A Co., Indorsers, vs Johu W. Ilcckj lovled on
of Owon It- Kenan, bj* virtue of two fl fa* from
O WStanccll, executor of said Kenan, deceased
* a\bo, TO aorosofthn north half of lot 110, In tlio,
lUh district and 8.1 MftiOni as tho tnmmrty of
It H Sapp| levied on ylfttie of a fl » from Whit
field superioroonft, 0 D Flnloy, ndm’r of Robt
Flnflly,deceased, vs RIISapp,andPC McOwen
Also, lot 74, In 10th district and 3d section, as
tho proporty of F W Fischer, deceased, by vir
tue of two fl frpnx wi>itflolcl 1 **f****lY « «Hnt! A uo *« inuomors. vs .101111 vr. iicck; icvibu on n
one in favor of C.B. Welborn,andonoD8 Print- tho proporty of defendant*
up vs said Fischer. March It. T/BECKj Sheriff.
Also, the bouse and lot In town of Tunnel '
Hill, Whitfield county, situated south of and
adjacent to tho Depot Square In said town, and
now In possession of Charles J. Kmerson.boun-
dod as follows: oommenolng at the northwest
corner of tho lot, thenoo east with the south
line of Depot Square ono hundred aud seventy-
throe feet und nine luehos, thonoe Beut-hnriy to
the bod of the creek, thonce down with tbobed
of tho creek westerly to a point ono hundred
and seventy-throe root and nlno inches on a
■trait lln. from tlio Unit point of Intrrseo-
ttfin with tho boil of th. crook, thonco
northerly to tho .tarllng point! nl.o ono va
cant lot In .aid town of Tunmil Hill, contain
ing ono half noro, more or leM, hounded out
by Depot Square, north by 8. J. Word and J. N.
Murray*, property, wo.t by 8. II. lloitdriok*.
.onnniti.. artllll. hi* Mr* E. 11 ll Till HOIT'h 1)0(111.
ALSO, AT HAMS TIMR AND r.I.ACR:
Lots of land uumhers 274 mid lot, in the 20th
district and 2d section, to satisfy one Justice,
conrt fl fa In favor of I* E It Young vs J M Latch
as the property of defendant.
Also, lot of laud number Kl. in 2dtti district
and 2d section, to satisfy ono justlco court (1 fa
in favor of I) A Walker vs Wm U l’ayue, ns tlie
property of said defendant.
Also, lot of land number 135 In tlio 10th dlst.
and 3d section, to satisfy ono superior court fl
fa In favor or Daniel Isunhourvs John Untnhlc,
A J Barnett anti J L Edmondson security on
stay, as the property of said Cambio.
Also, lot of land number 307 in tho 27th disi.
anti 2d soot to satisfy one superior court 11 fa in
of B F Qruenlue vs Lewis Denver, as tho
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Vlues, the Mysteries, Miseries anti Crimes
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Lock II avbji, Pa,
Messrs. Lirmrcorr A Bakrwum^ ^
Gents—We have been using your mate of
Gang Saws In our Mill, und flml them, In point
ol quality, superior to any wo have oyer usod.*
Yours, Ac., Sirxw, Blanchard, £ Co.'
OnniN Shaw, Foreman.
being tho lands roflYc’JWw., ..... , -
L E Wilson, all in posaassfoli oPPalmlriv Wilson
administratrix; lovled on ns thoproporty ofL.
E. Wilson, deceased, to satisfy two If fas from
superior court of said county, one favor of
James RBrowu, administrator or John \V Lewis
deceased, vs Palmira Wilson, administratrix,
and others In favor of Wolfe, Dash A Fisher
vs Thomas R Cherry, survivor, and Palmyra
Wilson, admlnistrulrlx of L, E. Wilsonr de
ceased. cdm-|J
Also, lot number R. and on23 fust of thohtr
side of lot number 10, llomilton street, Dalton,
described In ndcud from J M Jackson to J F B
Jackson, as the proporty of L W Crook by on
11 fu In favor of J W Fincher v
daw
VA on mo nrsi xnesnay in April ncxi. uo*
tore tho Court-Houso door In tho town of Cal-
houu, within the legal hours of sale, tho follow
ing property, to-wit:
8evnWty-tlve acres, more or less, of lot or land
number 104, in the Uth district and 3d section of
said county: levied on us tho pfoperty of James
Q. Boxztnuu to satisfy one Gordon county
court Ufa lu favor of Mielmcl Frlx vs James
Q. Uoazmttn nnd ono J. II. Arther, Survivors,
Ac., vs suid Bouxman, uud othor fl fas iu my
bauds vs said Bouzmuu.
Alsof one undivided half Interest In town lot
number not known, but lying east of ltuilrond,
known oa the Law A Billion Im.-luo.-a lot: lev
ied ono
ono utt
bearer,
ft AjsdtV-,.- —
land numbers 271,2.‘i5, 234 und 233, all in the 8th
district und 3d section of said county: levied
ou as the property or William Buliuw to satisfy
ono Catoosu superior court 11 fa In favor or 0,
L. Wootten vm John 1*. Alexander, mukeY, uml
William Hallow, indorser, and John WOod, so-
curlty on stay. Tenunt-ln possession,' notltlud;
property pointed out by Dodson Al’none,plain-
/bso,'1ot of land numbers, In tho7th district
and 3d section, and parts of lots numbers 32 and
41, northeast side of CooMowutce ltiver, and
north side Vans creek, ami teu acres of land,
number not- known, with u flue Merchant Mill
and ull appurtenances thereto belonging, all in
the 7th district and 3d section, the undivided
pi interest; In lots of lurnl numbor* 220, 221,229,
2&J Hud 22V except I hut portion lying castor
north of Dawson’s .Slow, ull In the (itli district
und 3d section, containing ono thousand und
sixty acres, more or less: levied on as tlie prop
erty of Janies M. Field to satisfy one superior
court 11 fn, M.W. Brown vs J. M. Field, maker,
and M. M. Uindrum, Indorser, and other'll fas
In my hand vs said Field. f J
Also, no acres of lot or land numbor 297, and 7
acres of lot number 315, aud t welye ncr.es of lot
number 314, uud ft) acres of lor nurnb&r 299, ull
In 14th district anil 3d section of salfl: couuty t
levied on us the property of .Sarah t'uin, udurx.
I of Valentine 11. Cain to sutlHfvouecounty court
in iavorui Vcyiga W, King and John Tull-
*" ~ ~ ' al, mukcr,
jAUkSTOWN, N. Y.
LirriNooTT A BaKewell:—We huvo no trou<
blewith your Saws; thoy don’t need to be lined
up with paper; wo put thorn on the Mundrer
and thoy go right alonir.
Tompor porleotly uniform and qtHtllty uhsuF-
passed. Itespeeffulty, Ciias. J. Fox.
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amount can bo made’. Address SKCOMB A CO.,
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Caution.—Do not lie imposed upon by other
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Nono sec It but to praise Its simplicity and
convenience, us It recommonds itself, uml sells
at sight. Adupted to every kind of busincx*
It does not play out, us the fli nt salo is only
beginning. Exclusive territory glvei
tlmonlals, terms,Ac.,address I'. Gari
702 Chestnut street, Philadelphia, Pa
v prepared
superior court
AlsoVwost half of lot number 139, In 13 th dls- I f-JjiVdiiipV'Ac' vs W CCntn.7....
dot Ku(t Sd .qQttoni I niu’^iiroil’cuilL ti'ilin^x (if V» fll’Ctilri ' tlliirw'
iwuj'- ull from SZHh Uiattlet O M., uml 1 •. ,. .. , „ lu i „ii
Innil nutiibur 100, lu-tlli) otli district and ad m-
tlon, to imv tlio mirolliiBO tnoimy, levlud on by
vli-luoot II It ru from Whltllidd Superior conrl,
E. D. Nunov llardcustlo, for tbo u,0 of Jacob
Mlllor v» Joaiqili M. Tuim-, Kx’r. ol J. I. L. Hurd-
ra.Uo, Ut-cea-icil. l*roiicrly polnlotl out lu ,uld
Alr,o, lot of land number 1W, III 13?H ill.lrlL-t
und Sd ucrtloii; levied on H- tlio propony or
Fred. Cox, to .utl.fy ft ft lit lu favor of David
Wlilteoer, from tlio superior rouvl of “Uld
oounty v* Jolin S Mnrlln uml L 11 Murtln. prill*
elpul, und F Cox soeurlty, nml J A lltitfnorctl,
security on stuy. Pointed out by J1 V l'niter.
Also, u lot In the city of Dalton, reooiilly In
possession of M. W l-'lelds, bolim ou corner of
Cleveland and Gordon streets, fronlltitf on tbo
latter 200 feet, more or less, and runnlnu buck
ICO feet, more or less, bounded on tbe west by
Cleveland stroat und norl.il by Gordon, as tlio
propurty of tlio dcfomlantt levied on to suliilv
Executive Department, - ^
Atlanta, Ga., Mnreli 8, I860. )
To the House of Repreecntatiecs: __
An Act to itmeitd an Aot to incorpo- l ^justioe ccrafVrtfiti'lasued'froin"s7-d'.iFst. GVsf•
.1,0 Inns of .Ton.slinm ' Mute nf '» ?“ vo t ot Mtomoft 1» Cocbran tsi su il Mrs.
mto tlio town of Jonesboro,’ conty of
Clayton,and an Act amendatory there
of, Is herewith respectfully returned
without tho approval of the Executive.
By the 7th section of this Act, it is
provided as follows: “All persons tviio
under tlie laws of this Stato aro enti
tled to vote for members of the Gener
al Assembly, and who have resided for
three consecutive months immediately
preceding said election in the corporate
limits of said town shall vote, and none
others.”
The Constitution of the Stato guar
antees tho elective franchise to all cit
izens who have resided within the State
six months, and within tho county in
which they propose to vote thirty days
preceding the election. This section
of the Act is therefore in conflict witli
the Constitution.
The Aforesaid seventh section further
provides: “And no person shall he
deemed eligible to hold office in said
town, who i9 not eligible to a scat in
the Stato Legislature.” As there is
no distinction made by the Constitu
tion on account of race or color ns to
the eligibility of citizens to hod office,
and as ti e Legislature has assumed to
decide tbe question of eligibility ns to
its own members in nn opposite direc
tion, tlie enactment of a law prescrib
ing eligibility to office in a municipal
government, based upon the decision
of the Legislature as to membership,
would seem to be inconsistent with the
guarantees of the Constitution.
Rufus B. Bullock, Governor.
Field. Levy mmlo and relumed to mo by L. C.
Also, town lot iu Dalton, lying up beyond tho
ETAG Ruilrotid depot,'wnore *
lived for tho past two
an I proi\tuhlc. Fifty cents to $5 pel
is easily earned by poisons of eitlie
tbo boys und girls e»»*** «•"
Great Inducements
devote their whole time to tbebustne
tlmt every person who secs tills notice,
i altered thoxo who will
id,
1’ lloborts, levied
A Mail Tuiif Gobdlid Charlie
Mills, Route Agent on the S. R. A D.
R. K., informs us tlmt George Ash-
burn, mail guard on tho Atlantic and
Western Railroad, was arrested night
before last in Atlanta for robbing of
tlie mail tacks.
A decoy letter containing a small
amount of money addressed to Lewis
K. Godey, of Philadelphia, who plac
ed in tho office in Atlanta by the mail
agent, and this letter rifled of its con
tents, was found on the person of Ash-
bum when arrested.
Tide fellow is a son of the notorious
“Columbus Ashburu," whose taking of
last resulted in the arrest of a number
of the best men in Georgia by Gen.
Meade and their incarcrrnation in cells
and dungeons.
Tho younger Ashburu is doubtless
a worthy son of his illustrious sire.—-
It is probable Ids operations in post
office matters are played out for a
while.—Selma I'imes.
Shocking Assassination—While
Dr. John L. Flulayson, Clerk of the
Circuit Court, at Mariana, Florida,
wat walking with Major W. J- Furman,
in that town, on Friday night of last
week, be was shot aud almost instant
ly killed. Major Purman was badly
wounded.—Journal and Jfessenger.
Earnest M. Botiligny, late United
States Collector of lutcrual Revenue,
Second District of Louisiana, has becu
indicted by the United States Grand! pieorgiA.GoxnoxCocxTT.-KtUabottisimp
,s v cum, iilljtMIllllg lot Of A
tfm property or John W
i justice oourt of 873d (llxl.
\t m, iii ihyui of 8 B Slouu endorser, vs J W und
It K Ford, uml 8 F Murphy nnd J W Blanton,
endorsers; In possession of Z Williams pointed
out by Blanton;levy made nml returne,u by L.C.
rOSTFONKD— von AI’RIL.
Also, ten acres of lot number 134, three acres
lot number 133, ono hundred and forty-flvo
acres of lot number 197, thirty-four and one-
third aores of lot number 193, and sixtytier as of
lot number 20(1; all of said lots in the 2<t|i (ftr*
trlct and third section ofsaid county? said puf>
cels of land constituting all that port ion ot tlie
farm owned by J C Austin, at timeofhlsdenth,-
which lies south of the road leading from La-
Fayette to Dulton. Said property being now
In pooscsslon of Mrs Austin, tuo widow uml ex
ecutrix of J C Austin, deceased; levied on to
to satisfy two fl fas from superior court of said
comity, against said J C Austin, ono In favorof
McKesson A Robbins, and tho other In favor of
Funnors und Merchants National Bunk; ulst*
one oilier fl fa in favor of B. W. Force vs J. C.
Austin, principal, and C. Austin, sec’y.—foe $7.
It. SOUTHERLAND, D. Sh’ff.
MORTOAOK I
lace, on tho fl
..v—v, horse mule, t ,, „-n~
fl fu from county court, of suid county, I* r
B SAME TIMR /
northeast corner ot lot number
trletand section; levied on to satisfy a fl fa
* the purchase money, from Whit fluid supo-
r court, In favorof John Tullafer— — ” * r
Smith, said Smith’s interest levied
Also, £0 acres of lot of fmirt ttttmbef 2, and all
of lots numbers35und 83, in the Uth district
and 3d sect ion, and lot number 20, aud 30 acres
of lot number 19, iu tbu2.'ilb district and 3d xec-
lion of said comity: lovled on as tbo proporty
of John Malonound A. F. Williams, Exe’r. of
D. R. Malone to satisfy one Gordon superior
court fl tit In favorof Yv. C. Blaylook vs .Johu
Malone and A. F. Williams, Exor’s of I). R. Mu-
lonuund W. J. Reeves vs A. F. Williams, uud
John Malono Executors, Ac., nml othor fl fas In
my hands vs said Wllllums and Malone. v
Also, lots of laud numbers 53 uml 59, in the 131 h | |
district nml 3d section of suid county; levied
on ns the property of James J.uy to satisfy two
countv court fl fnx, one in favorof G. W. King
and John 'j wlm’r. Ac., vs James Lav,
milker, nml W. It. i. bum, Indorser, and one In
fuvor of M. Ed win ii tain, ndmr’x. of vs James
Lay und other tl fa*In my l-’inds vs said Lay.
Also, lot of land number 271, in tlio Uth dlst.
nml 3d section of said county; levied on as the
property nf Tliomas Curtis to xutlxfy one coun
ty court 11 In in favor ol Lucinda Johnson vs
1 humus Curtis.
Also, lots of land numliers SOI, 232,237, all In
tho 14th district uml .’id section of said county,
ami town lot number not known, with a brick
‘ *, bounded on tbo south by T. A.
send mo their uddrchHcx uml test the business
fur themselves, 1 make the following unparul-
loledotTcr; To all who are not well satisfleif
witli tho business, I will send $1 to pay for tlio
trouble of writing me. Full particulars, dire*
tIons, Ac., sent free. Sample sent by mail for
lOcts. Address E. C. Allen, Augusta,
A YEAR can be lAHdo by live
©OUUU agents* selling iny new uml vul-
uubiu invention. Address J. AliKAHX, C#6cc-
ond St., Baltimore, MU/
draft and most durable machines
made. Send for circular. CLU'I'KH MOWER
A REAPER Co., 12 Clltrat., Now York.
r court, in favorof John Taliaferro vs It 31
smith, said Smith’s interest levied on and to
lie sold, being a bond for titles and a right to
demand titles on puyment of tbe fl fa levied and
of one note for $250.00, with interest from Feb
ruary 9.1869. edm $3 .
Also, lot number 69,13th district und 3d sec
tion, ns the property of William Kollet by vir
tue of u fl fa from Cimttoogn superior court In
horse; luvlcil on as tho property of Melvin J
Smith, to putisfy one fl fa from superior court
ofsaid county, In favor of Cherry A McLclland
JAMES ROBERTSON, D. S,
Coroner’s Sale—nt same Time and Place,
Also, lot of land numbor 10, til tho 13th dist.
and 3d section,
, , ...itli by T.
Foster, and on tbe oust by K. J. Hiker, lot ami
stables, and one vucant lot wext of Rail Road,
hounded on the south by 11. C. Hunt’s dwelling
and north by Dr, I>. G. Hunt: levied nil us the
property of G. J. Fain, deceased, to satisfy one
Inferior court tl fu in favor of Ediuomi Ellis vs
G. J. Fain for purebusu money. Property point
ed out by plaint!!! in fl fH,
Also, one undivided half Interest In uml to
town lot, with Livery Stable on same, west of
Rail Hoad, and otto half acre, more or less, amt
one house amMot fronting Raft Road ou the
east, hounded ou the north by M. 11. Jackson’s
tauscuml lot)-ami south by J. E. Parrott; lev
ied oa to satisfy fourteen Justice court fl fas in
ftitfWbf Jonathan Dew vs J. I). Ingles. Proper
ty pointed out by J. Dew. Levy mude und re
turned by John Gresham, L. C.
Also, lot of land number 81, lu the 14th district
ami 3d sect ion of said couuty: levied on us tlie
property of II. Il.Stuwuii tosatlxfy four Justice
court fl fas iu favor of G. J. Fain vs bamucl
Simpson und 11.11. Stewart, security on stay.—
Properly pointed out by Fain and McConnull,
plaint ill’s attorney’s. Levy mude and return
cd by J. 8. Floyd, L. C.
Also, 144ucres of lot of land number f2. In the
14th district und 3d section of said county, ami
ono Buy horse nine or ton years old: levied on
us tlio property of Jumcs A. Williams to satisfy
ono Gordon superior court 11 fa In favor of Me-
KInzer brothers vs C. A. Harris, Jutncs A. Wil
liams and James S. Harkins. Property point
ed out by one of the defendants.
Also, two mare mules, one black or brown
and the other sorrel, both 9 or fo vears.old; lev
ied on as the property of Wm. M. Shamlin to
satisfy one Gordon Superior conrt fl fulri lav ~
huin stitch, and adapted for all kinds of plniu
owing. Aliy child can operate it. Anulcgant
sift. Tesiiinniiials dully. Sent In perfectordet'
in receipt of price. $3. Address Industry Sow-
no MaciiinkCo., Manchester, N. II.
1 710It $100 PER LINE wc will Insert an inker-
J tisement In one thousand newspapers one
mouth. The List includes single Papers of over
100,090 Circulation Weekly, more than 100 Daily
Papers, In which thu advertiser obtains 21 In
sertions to the nuniih, and tho lending Pu
tters in more t bun 500dltrercnt towns und cltio.
Complete Files can be exumlned at our ofllce.
Send Stump for onr Circular. Address GEO. V.
HOWELL A CO., Advertising Agents, N. York.
.1 color gray Imir a permanent black oi
Sold everywhere. Sent by malt, $1.25.
Address WM. PATTON, Treasurer,
Magic CombCompuny, Springfield, Mas*.
“ITTANTED—AGENTS—To -Sell flic
YV AMERICAN KNITTING 1
stitches por minute. Liberal Inducements
Agents. Address A ”
Co., Boston, Muss., (
ii by former Sheriff.
John Janies.
Also, 107 rcrcs of lot land number 306, in tlio
14th district and 3d section of Gordon county;
levied on as tlie property of W. J. Cnmpholl to
satisfy ono Gordon county court tl fain favor
of Young ond J. IV. Jackson, survivors, Ac., vs
said Campbell. Property pointed out by plain-
titf’s nttonii.v
number 10. hi tbo 13th dist. tiff’s attorney. Levy
tbe property of Tlionins G | Johu Gresham, L. C.
use of John F Mitchell on Also, eight acres, mo
»
tiff’s attorney.
Also, lot of land number 31, In tbo 15tli dist.
nml 3d section of Gordon county: IovIlmI on us
tho property of W. D. Franklin to satisfy two
Gordon count) court 11 fus in fuvor of W. M.
Morris vs said Franklin.
Also, one houso and lot in tho town of Cal
houn, number not kuown, but occupied by M.
L. MuthU: levied on as tbe proporty of M. L.
Mathis to satisfy two Justice court if fus, one in
fuvor of William Mobley, Ex’r of E. Wilson, vs
M. L. Mntblx. A, Letlelleld, and ono J. N. Scott
said Mathis. Property pointed out by plain-
r ’“ “** Levy luudo and roturned by
D alton a Morgantown
RAIL-ROAD.
Election if Directors.
The subscribers to the Capital stock of the
Dalton A Morgantown Rail-Road Company arc
hereby notified that an election for a Board of
Directors for said Company will be hold In Dal
ton onThuraday tbo $5tn or March lust. Stock-
holders In person, or by proxy, aro requested
to attend. By order of the Commissioners,
mar 11-tdo. Edward Whit*, Secretary.
/■'1AT009A SHERIFF’S SALES.—Will bo sold
\j before thu Conrt-House door, lu the town
or Ringgold, Catoosa oounty, Genrgiu, on the
flrst Tuesday In April uext, tho following
^^Ono sorrel hoUe-mule, about fourteen hands
G EORGIA. WalkorConnty—.John C Drennon
having applied to me for exemption of
persoualty, uml I will pass upon the same at
my offleo in LaFayctte on Saturday, the 13tli
f»i «... „ . vuir tut i>ut;vuiuvuia;iiiuiikvt«ll9tVUV.
1 10 cretting lbe Rems circuit government fundi, and ii under Rrrost
u< I’t/.ome s law by lsp»f of time. •* ot Nor Orleans.
stead, and 1 win pass upon the samo nt my of,
ilea In Calhoun on tho 16th day of March, lfOi\
i Ttil.Mnroli 10, leeu, D, W, NEEL, Only, I
for tho term of two
years, to srtlxfy ono fl f from the justice court
or 872d district G M., J A R Hunks, bearer, v«
J F Mitchell, maker, TG Morgan,xccurity,nnd
D W Mitchell, security; lund Tu possession of J
F Mitchell; levied and returned to me by a eon.
stable. J. N. B. COBB, Coroner.
fALKEU SHERIFF’S SALES.—n
before the Court-House door, in the town
orLaFuyette, Walkor county, on the flrst Tuch-
duy in April next, within the legal hours of
safe, the following property, to-wit;
The Globe Hqtel house nnd lot in tho town of
LaFayette- in said county, together with tho
stable belonging thereto, nnd the lot on which
it tu tfftuated; property now* occupied by tho
family of G G Gordon; also tho house and lot
situated Immediately south of said Hotel and
fucing on the west sldo of the struct running
south from the court house; recently occupied
l,lRh U ul^% ^ ^c^ve*yc l ttr7Ql, , ^ U M , llio U pr(i , n , erl>''iif “vVdoii 0 1°o p^nrol^olnrcSlIwoll, tn
CT!mibnrnby“r AaSTSS l?ora Vi!-*Y” w “' ki V“ S’,.*?.»*
Floyd Superior Court. Robert O'Barr vs I*. J.
Hllburu. Property pointed out by pl’ff's att’y.
Also, tbo south half or lot of laud number 44,
lu tho 27th dint, and 3d fegtiou of Cqfoosa uoun.
ty, as the property of J, B. Elrod by one supc-
rlor court fl fa, A. O. Elrod vs J. Roach, ndm’r
J. B. Elrod, dec’d. Property pointed out by
defendant in fl la, W. J, WniTMTT, Sh’ff,
March ll»tds,
district and 4th Noctlon of said county; levied
on a* the property of George Willix to satisfy n
oounty court fl fa In favor of Wardlaw & I’atton
vs George Willis.
Also, dwelling house on G G Gordon's farm;
occupfccl last year by his family; sttuat oil on
the left hand ahlo pf Catlott Gup roud, about
three n»m*s from town; number of lot on wblch
said house is situated is unknown; levied on to
satisfy gfl fa fro;n jqptlee court of 671st district
G. M.. said county, in favor or John K Lazcnby
vs G G Gordon, l'pintcd out by defendant.
Also, lot number? und tho west half of lot.
nmubor 9, both In tho 26th district and 3d sec
tion ofsaid countv, to satisfy fouv justlco court
~ ' ■ vs Street Kemp; sold sub-
or, as she property of thu
said Street Kemp, dec’d. I«evy made and ro*
turned by W B GooUuon. L. C',
March 4. A. A- SIMMONS, Sh’ff.
id 1st riot
A gents, farmers, gardeners anp
FRUIT GROWKRS.—Send for particular*
of “Best's Improved Fruit Tree and Vino Invif-
orator and Insect Destroyer.”’ Samples to test
will be forwarded to any part of tho Unit*'
States nnd perfect satisfaction gnurunteed.-
Good Agents uro wanted in every County 1®
tho United State*. Address J. AHEARn.
63 Second Street, Baltimore,
^ELOCIPEDE WHEELS,
VAKuvACTunen i
8. N. BROWN A CO.,
. . .. . . Davton, Ohio. ,
1 hoy also mako a prime article of Spokes «n i
Hubs for light Carriages and Buggy whucb-'
Send for price list.
$3000 SALARY*] Address U.S. Piano Co., N. V.
JJ1AU8S1U, LIVINGSTON A CO.,
COTTON FACTO 1th
—AND—
Commission Merc’-hantSi 1
No. 31 So. Front 8t. A 35 Lotitla St.,*
PHILADELPHIA, PA.
*»*AdvanckbMade. CiiauozbRkasonabt.k ^
Correspondents kept thoroughly panted
ull changes of the murket.
mill ou said land, number not known, but
7 miles northwest of Calhoun, bounneil o
west by 8, G, Frlx, known an the O. W. Lay mill,
levied on a* the pronely of Ct, W. Lay to satis-
fy one county court fl fa fu favor of T, A, Foster,
surviving copartner, Ac., vs said Lay.
Also, lot of lund number Kl, in tbeftn...
nnd 3d section of Gordon county; lovled —
the proporty of J. A. Pulliam to satisfy two
Gordon superior court fl fas In favor of B. H.
A. and Samuel Pulliam, and J.
, ity on stay. Levied by Connor
Sheriff. N. B. HUDGINS, Sheriff.
AMO, AT TU* HAM* TIM* AND l’LACE l
Lot of land numbor 323, in tho J5ih district
nnd 3d section of Gordon county: levied on u*
thopronorty of T. C. Owln to satisfy one conn-
ty court 11 ru In fttvor of P. O. Smitli, udmr’x.,
Ac., vs J. B. Hollas, maker, und T. C. Kwin, se
curity.
Also, lot tof land number 281, In tho 23d dlst.
and 2d section of said county; levied on ns tho
property of 4. L. Lewis to satisfy two county
conrt fl fax. ono Ip favor of W, A. J. llobortsn,
ndm’r. vs J. L. Lewis, one W. J. Fuller vs said
Lea is,nml other fl fus In my hands v* said Lewis,
Also, lot of lund number 158, lp the 7th dist.
nnd 3d section of said county.: levied nn as t ho
proporty of 8. K. Billion to satisfy Hyo couuty
court fl fus, one in favor of J. R. Alexander and
one In favor of J. N. Scott, survivor, Ac., and
other fl fu* in my hands vs 8. E. Billion,
Also, one lot of land number 197, In tho 7th
district and 3d section of said county i levied
« the property of Osborn Additms to pntlsfy
dams.
Also, lot of land number 56, in the 14th (list,
nml 3d section of Falil county; levied on us tho
property of W. II. Bailey to satisfy one superi
or qpurt fl fa in favor of John J, West vs Lido-
E address'
boro, Vt.
• qpnrt fl fa in tuvor of John J, Wl .
-.-do Mining Co., and other II fua in iny hiuxlx.
March! itttP. GEO. N. BHOUDON, D. Sheriff,
\ N. LAMCASTE1I will buy Iown J-»n.l’»"J
ile Chicago proporty; alto, Lamls
J-ot* sold for taxes ana otherwise cncuuiw* 1
18 Wall street, New York,
E itUING HUT NOIII.E.-Solf.lleln fur I'M’!
Mon, who, having erred, desire a <*5 ^
manhood. Sent In sealed letter envelope*. *
pfoliarge. If .benefltted return the P*"* L
Address Philanthrob, Box P, Philadelphia^
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D EAFNESS, CATARRH, SCROFULA
CIA LIT Y.—Curea legally K» ar ? l ,'h cd fl
money retured. By tho Ipvcntor of for
brntea Putent invisible Organic yihr»|{ ,r . p »
lucurublc bepfuess. Send 10c. toT sTlhj
Deafness. Caturrli and Scrofula, Dr. »• **• ”
WELL, 189 Blocker 8t., N. Y.
TTORRIBLE H
1 Hilffftrcd with PATAItltll MHIItTYV’;^',
—wa. cuicil In six week, by a 8lmplc ' cl " 0 if
and will send the receipt, postage ' rLe ’ I
afflicted. Address ltKvf T. J. MKA ', . f , ■
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ED.—Sent poHt.paiil on receipt of ' B w e( | (*|
Address DR. B. B. FOOTE, author ol - ^1
Common Henso, 120 Lexington Av*--» ~ «,•_ v
Twenty-eighth 8treet, Now York
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G EORGIA,WRlkerCounty-K*wl s j5 , } c tilj|
has applied for exemption «» u d ;
apart und valuation of homestcau. ® j- # vc|
my office >» £5,
.v of Marcli.
SoVldck” 1 }
March 11-lt
i the 15ili day
ih day oi -’jLVt-MV-i 1,
MILTON RUSSELL