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mill a prncticnt cxi'ijfUMfo ot .Rtml from that old rahablc Journal, tlto
y»Mi,M»n«tcn«lvo nl an tor, from n Inigo j Soutlm-11 CfllllVHlor, (which all ouv l r ar-
111,1 ottliol.nl Form J.mni.l. In tb. country, ; mera A UouUttakfiiVnUttAolaatluflod, tf they
| nrotrtodtrlllMuga.mUo to U.o (toot
gonce lno.ic^i Issue.
llnlry rnriw*.
There is no doubt in our lnluil but tlmt
dairy farms, if conducted properly, would
pay much fetter In this portion of tlio
country than at the North. In the first
place tve have a very Great advantage) lu
climate. Our winters are not so severe—
are much shorter, and the time for feed
ing In hams much less. If wo choose,
pretty pood pasturage may be had even
this high up by the middle of March, in
clover fields that have been protected by
weeds and grass of last scacon from the
cold of winter. In tlio second place, every
thing necessary for feed may, by good man
agement, ho produced hero much clicapcr,
ou account of the difference In prico of la
bor. Our best lands will grew elovcv to
perfection, and two tons may lie out from
an acre, at which rate very little land will
suffice for fontge. Rye, barley, oats, and
com grow ns well hero as any where else,
Barns nmy bo constructed hero Into much
cheaper stylo than North, for the reason
tbnt our winters being comparatively mild
BUoh tight and costly hams are not need
ed; and timber Is much more plcntlfhl and
cheaper. So that, In ovory senso, we have
great advantngo over the Nortliorn dairy
farms, and the only thing now needed to
ninko It provo remunerative Is enterprise
nnd management, and a thorough know!
odgo of tlio business. Wo are undoubted
ly nlmost an ago behind Northom farm
ers, so far as good breed of cattlo Is consid
ered. Importations of tlio best English
stock is made regardless of cost, nnd on
very many Ihrms havo cattlo of different
breeds—lomo as the very best of milkers,
aud others that put on flesh easily and are
better suited for mnrkct purposes. It Is
true that a good many fine stock have been
brought South, but relying, too much on
the mildness of cliniato and tho early pas
turage, tlio Btoclc havo been bo much nog
looted ilmt they have not proved r
ativo to tho buyers. Fanners assert that
good corn cribs mako fine stock; aud there
is no doubt but that good attention and
good feeding, with the proper enre In breed
lug, lias done all In tho way of fine Block.
But It must not be forgotten that it 1ms
taken ages to bring the cow to her present
state of perfection. So with all other stock.
Tho Chester pigs, that ore acknowledged
to be the best In the United States, and
with good care and attention will pay hot
ter tlmn any other stock, placed In the
hands of tlio most of our farmers, and turn
ed out to get a living on their own hook,
uuder tho plea of muklng them hardy, will
certainly prove a failure, nnd then they
are down on fine stock as nil humbug,
when, hi point of fuct, the humbug Is on
tho part of the filmier instead of the pig.
Thou, If we would mako dairy farming
a success wo should got good fields of clo-
cr, ryo, oats and corn, lot us purchase tho
very best stock of milkers. By that wo
mean those that will glvo tho most rich
milk uuder a good system of feeding and
attention. Some eows that glvo largo
quantities of milk are hut poor as butter
givers.
After a farm is well stocked there are
other requirements, such as good milkers.
Tho best cow lu the State will bo milked
dry in a few months by a careless or iguo-
refit milker. Wo could, and may at somo
flituro time, glvo 1U11 directions as to tho
art of milking. Butter-making requires a
good deni of care, ns, in market, butter
wcll-mado will command double the price
of poor, white, milky butter.
Upon tho subject of cheese-making wo
are not so wjdl posted; but to mako good
cliccso oil experienced hand Is required,
and, os in all other'business, thoso that
may he had tho cheapest aro not alirnys
tho best.
Tho old method of butter-making is quite
laborious; bfit new inventions, to chum
by machinery, aro fast taking tho placo of
tho old, nnd now a dog may bo made to do
tho Work of a man. While on tho subject
of inventions wo will rcmnrk that our
friend, Cupt. Dwight, bus almost cornplc
ted a power to go by water, which if lie
succeeds In the application to churning,ns
wo havo no doubt ho will, a cheap mid
valuable power will ho in tho reach of ev-
ry one that luis a small stream near the
house.
Aside fVom the profits arising from tho
salo of milk, butter nnd cheese, wo consid
er the manure (Vom well-soiled cows as a
sourco of great galu, for tho manure pilo
is an Indlspensnblo requirement to good
crops, and if wo paid more attention to it
would not so often complain of poor crops.
every eplcnrinu lnlsbnnd:
KCnAMOMHCI Enos.
It Is gen rally supposed thcro Is no art
In scrambling eggs.- They aro usually bro
ken Into a skillet of melted lard stirred up
awlnle nml taken out, a hard unpalatable.
Indigestible mass. They should bo first
broken Into a dish and Ivatan tilt perfectly
light and sensoned with salt nnd pepper.
Ifavon spoonfed of butter molted in a hot
skillet; pour tho beaten eggs In this nnd
stir rapidly (so there nmy bonohnrd lumps)
for a little while, when they will bo suffi
ciently conked. Servo up hot aud you will
havo a dish equal to any mulct.
QNWA.111) 3VE MAROI-I!
TO HDDS ft KKNHEH'fl
reborn wo buyRomlo cheaper than'anywhoro
in In town, an illhcyo tonyi hoop a Rood stock
... well auortoe Qomls on hand, and »ro con.
llsntly rccolvlnn now good., nml (her do not
allow nnrhndy to nsoicn ISM. thorn.,Inrctmi-
nn wonlrt do Well to glvo thorn ,n trial hoforo
buying oUowhcro.
TP von would llho a pleasant, nice smoko, tin
I ,hd gal nhox of
T«
DltlED ritUIT.CUBTA-ni).
Boll, till perfectly soft, n cup of dried
peaches or apples, (the former tnnkes tho
nicest custard.) Takoslxeggs, half pound
of butter nnd tho same of sugar. Bent tho
yolks aud sugar together till light, nml
froth tho whites; melt tho buttor. and rub
tho fruit through a cullender, till It Is a
smooth, soft mass. llix-nll together aiid
Hnvor with essence of lemon. Have ready
anleopufl'pasto, and pour on the custard
nnd bake. This quantity will mako two
pics.-
now TO CLEAN OLASS-WAnE.
rlamp-glnsses,mirrors,window-panes,
nnd all glasses used ibr any imrposo savo
that of containing (hod or drinks, nothing
Is ns good ns printed paper. Use wet pa-
por to wash with; dry thonrtlcle with sev
eral successive pieces of dry paper, and
when it Is perfectly dry, polish it with pa
per. But I do not think that any carofid
housewife would ftincy using paper to pol
ish goblets, or presorvo dishes, &o., If sho
hnd ever been told where tho materials of
which It is composed are collected, And by
whom.
TO TAKE ElIST OUT OF STEEL.
Bub well with sweet oil, nnd let the oil
remain upon them forty-eight hours. Then
rub with leather sprinkled with uiislakoc
llmo, finely powdered, until all tho rust
disappears.
CELLAE FLOOR.
If you have a rough cellar bottom, and
> not wantto go to tlio oxjicnso of cement,
toko coni ashes nml mix them with water
to tho ordinary thlcknoss of mortar. It
docs not matter how many lumps or stones
thcro are. l’ut it on four Inches thick; let
It lie twenty-four hours, then Btamp it
with a heavy block of wood tliroo or four
times n day, till It is perfectly hnrd. It is
better tlinu dement, ns It will not scale off.
TO EEMOVE TOE TASTE OF NEW WOOD.
A now keg, churn, bucket, or other
wooden vessel, will generally commmricnto
a disagreeable taste to any thing that is
put Into It. To prevent tills inconven
ience, first scald the vessel with boillm:
water, letting the water remain In It untl
cold; then dissolve somo pearliBh or soda
In luke-wnrm water, adding llmo to it, nnd
wash tho Insldo of the vessel woll with this
solution. Afterward scald It well with
plain hot water, and rlnBOlt with cold wa
ter before you use It. Tho reason for this
Is tho ready combination of resinous mat
ters with alkalies to form compounds solu
ble in water. Tho resinous substances of
wood, while new, onuso a disagreeable taste
nnd odor In substances kept In wooden
vessels. _
New Curative Agent.
It has been found by experiment that
dry, pulverised earth makcB an excellent
dressing for ulcers and purulent wounds.
It not only absorbs tlio bad odor arising
from the mnttcr discharged, but seems to
exorcise a healing Influence, causing a
healthy granulation to take place nml great
ly diminishing tho inflammation. If nil
Is true that is claimed of this now curative
agent, it is a discovery only exceeded lu
importance by tlint of quinine for fever
and aguo, either and chloroform ns antes-
thotics, and bellcdonnn ns a remedy for
scarlet fever.
•rrou will .lw.yn And tho Cholne.t Elo Coffoo
...A any hrauA orUngw ^'kTnXEE-S.
F .OWSI riowol variant algo* of Stool Tea-
cook aud Ca»t
H
Wholesale and Retail,
DALTON. GEORGIA,
CUostor Block, cor. of Hamilton and Sine Sts.
e. dTwood
Begs to Inform all the people that he hae just
- onod a Ilardwurc Store at this plaoe, embra-
m a very extensive.assortment of material
dlmplom nts,eto.
Full Lind of Stool and Iron.
Farming Implements or all kinds.
Carriage, Buggy and Wagon Material,
A Fino assortment or Tools,
For Carpenters and Cabtnot Workmen,
For Blaoksmltbs,
Wagon Makers,
Tanners, Boot and 8hoemakers,
Brick Masons and Coopers,
TOOLS FOR ALL THE MECHANICS,
Fall outfits for the Farmer, and many other
articles not mentioned,herein, Just purchased
on the most reasonable terms, from Msnnfao*
turers and Importers.
It Is the purpose of the proprietor to furnish
ovorythlngln his lino at prices, just to buyer
and seller, and he respectfully solicits a
nmlnallon of his stook.
Ova PaioiI Terms Casu I
Fob. 11,1869-ly
EDWIN DATES. 010. 0. SELVAS. T. It. U’OAXXAK,
IDWIN BATES & CO.,
Wholesale Dealors in
Dry Goods and Clothing,
Its and lli Mooting Streot,
x. aairriN, r. v. QUEE1
Lato of Bainbrldge. Late of Atlanta.
pftlFFIN & QUEEN)
IT Dslton, Georgia,
Wholesalo and Retail Dealers In
DRV GOODS
BOOTS AND SHOES,
Uiu-tlenliig.
The weather lias been so nnpropltlous
for tho pest month that hut little lias been
or could ho done in tho way of gardening;
hut tho time Is ihst npproaohing wheu it
wifi become necessary, If wo wish cnrly
vegetables, to commence In earnest sowing
cabbage, heals, lettuce, mid other lmrdy
plants. It Is also time that Irish potatoes
should bo planted, and to Insure a good
crop of this valuable esculent, more atten
tion to the planting nnd manuring should
he given Hum heretofore; new land we con
sider the best for potatoes, but even then,
ou stiff soil, it Is best to prepare tlio land.
Dlaut tho potato four or six inches deep,
cover with an luch or two of soil, fill up
with half rotted straw, and cover with
dirt. After they eomo up, a littlo hill may
ho drawn up to tho plant. If tho plants
are in danger of the frosts he sure to have
plenty of straw at hand to cover with, as
if the vine is bitten by frost, a good crop
need not be anticipated. Tho best varie
ties should be selected ns seed, and those
grown In a different climate are profitable,
as a change in seed every year or two Is of
material advantage to theytold, as wellas
to tho food properties of the plant. Tlio
Early Rose Is now considered the best, but
tlie price (seventy-five cents per lb.) puts
it beyond our reach. The Early Goodrich
is good enough for all ordinary purposes.
Peach-Blow, P.usset and other* are good
varieties. "
Tin 1 Cold Simp.
The Macon Telegraph says that the late
colil weather has played sad havoc with
Cure for Sore Throat.
As this Is a season when sore throat Is
prevalent, wo publish tho following for the
benefit of sufferers:
Dissolve a small piece of alum in sage
tea, then mix a littlo honey, or two drams
of onk bark In six ounces of boiling water.
Use the liquid nftcr It becomes cold.
Farmer., Think or IC.
The two cohmius of Agricultural, orig
inal and selected, and especially ndapted
to this soil and climate, and prepared by
one who has a thorough scientific and prac
tical knowledge of your wants, which ap
pears hi each issue of the Citizen, will
lu the aggregate, at the end of the year,
mako over three hundred hook pnges of
solid rending matter. In book form this
would cost you ft-om two to three dollars.
The Citizen with all Its other attractions,
giving tho news, market reports, and a
great variety of good mlsccllnueoiiB read
ing matter, amounting to about 2800 hook
pages of solid reading, only costs you two
dollars, and by raising a club of five, only
oue dollar nud fifty cents. Send in your
clubs at onco.—[Pun's. Citizen.
Niitlounl Bnnli..
The following Is tho text of the act In
reference to certifying checks by national
hanks.
Bo It enacted, etc., That It Bliall ho un
lawful for nuy officer) clerk. or agont of
any national hank to certify any chock
drawn upon snid bank unless tho person
or company drawing tho check Bliall liavo
ou deposit in tho said bank at the time
such check Is certified, nn amount of money
equal to tho amount specified in such check,
and nny chock so certified by tho duly au
thorized officers shall bo a good and valid
objection against Buell hank; and any offi
cer, clerk, or agent of nny national hank
violating tho provisions of this act shall
subject sucli hank to the liability and pro
ceedings on tho part of the comptroller, nf
provided for In section fifty of the Nation
al Banking law, approved Juno H, 1804,—
Passed tho Houso of Beprcseutntives Feb
ruary 10,18011
00118 OSCE, AND S’OU WILL CUBE AO AIK!
AULT & BROTHER
Ara now rooelvlng a splendid assortment of
Dry Goods,
Prints, Delaine*,
Glugftliams, Mcripoei,
JackonctB, Llftcui,
Domestics, Sheetings
Trimmings,
Notlous,
lists,
Best Tobaccos ix towx.
Jeans,
Castraeras, *
Boots, Shoes,
Crockery, Cuttlery,
Coffee Sugar,
Motasscs, Bacon, Lard,
.Meal, Flour,
Family Groceries,
which they will sell as ohaap as any Retail
House North or Pontb.
Goods exchanged for country Produoo on fair
terms?
every green tMngimhnt section. Inmany I, u'/bmm vo oom'n ag/nr W *’ U t0 ytmr
gardens pec. were several inches high, and | neon
many.otherspcciesjofyegctablcs. Allwe.re ]— f h—
killed as dead as Hector. The peaches ro.noiA.WoikcrC'ouaty-Norcisncnoiiriek
shared the lame.fate, while ihe willow JpT 1 iMia U vuiaetio t u I ot^uomc.tcaeT.ne^ViS
and many other trees look black and ?om- fttf* 11 ' 11 ’
bit, . Moron li-li NIL tOK-EV39EiX> Offi
f5SSS.... ;
ton, on 1 he IliatTueadny in April next, within
linWnl lioiimofettlo, tltcfqllowlttff property!
Ultvlot numbers, corner or Thornton Avcnuo
and Gordon stroot, in Dalton, lovlcd on to sat
isfy an nttualimonUl fa fromUte Jusllco court
oflbe B7M district 0. M.. A M Norris A Co. vs
* • 1. rolntucl out by said 11 fa, lev.
dto mo by a constable,
otter D, aud tho west lmlf of
Jordon street. In Dalton, to sat.
sfy one fl fa from tho Superior court of said
countyi J. F. B. Jaokson vs Cordor A Short, as
CP A J
8d section
XT'
3K8 and Jars that hold from 1 to 4 gal-
is, and a largo nnsortment of Chtna and
» ro " m * HifiresJJawy
AHDWAEE STOEE.
Febll-8m—w,e,o.
CUABLESTOK, S. C.
Corn,
flits,
Flour,
Ileal,
Sail, Baton,
Sugar,
Bay,
Rope,
Bagglug and Tlti,
Lard,
Coffee, Whisky,
Real Estate and Live Ttock.
Wo call the especial attention of thoso deslr-
..tg Live 8tock,to this branch of our duslness.
Wo will havo unparalleled fucillttos for furnish
ing horses nnd tnulos to thoso of our rarmor
friotids desiring to purohaso. Glvo us a call.
As for the other branches of our business, thoso
wishing such articles as are In our line need
but glvo us a call to be satisfied. Our motto is
'Live and LotLlvo.*' Quick Sales. Small Profits.
GRIFFIN A QUEEN.
HARDWARE
Tornmey & Stewart,
Whitehall Stroot,
KTA, s : : | \ GEORUI.
ontVLXt
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL
A largo and complete assortment
Foreign and Domestic Hardware,
At prices not to bo undersold ip this market,
consisting in part of Iron, Steel, Nalls. Cutlery,
Uuns. Bulldor't and Carriage Materials. Also,
Brooks' Patent Wrought lrou Screw and lto-
volvlng Progs, for sale. fob25-ly
ifondnnts. • «
rnrKwiSI
jo.now WL
P . rty of James M.
jm Whitfield sup.
for tho use of J. 8. Falk A
iconer, maker, and Wm R
W heforo tho Coul t-llonso door, m mu town
OiLaFayottO, Walker county, on thodrstTucH.
day In ‘April ttoxt, within the legal hours or
mile, tho following property, to-wlts
Tho Globo HotelhOusiand lot. in tho town of
La Fayette* in said county, together with tho
stable belonging thereto, nnd tile lot on which
it is situated! property now ooOhpied by tho
faintly of U G Gordon! ulso tho liouso and lot
slttinCodlinmedintoiy Hotilh of said Hotel nnd
faolng on tho west side of tho streot running
south from tho court notisci recently Occupied
as a negro school house-now unoccupied; nil
levied on tho property of John Caldwell, to
Also, lots or land number 30 und 31 in tho Oth
district and Itli soctlpii of «a"o 3 ®*nt?»f °il
joro or loss, of lot
3d section of oi'Jg.
hitfleld oounty, —
fsald ...
land lino to
ha southwest comer of salddot, thenao north
along thp lino ofsald lot, ono hundred rods, to
a stnkc, thenco cast parallel with tho oast and
west land lino to tho oast lino of auid lot, thonco
south along tlio said oast land lino, ono hundred
i.mIm to Hi- li'iu IiI'yin-. I.uvitd on ns
the property of Rufus Iv. Ford, to satisfy ono
1 fa from tho Superior court of ^.\,\ eoimly,
iMoss vs Rufus K Ford, principal, und
Davis, security on stay bond, fcjti-jarh
... lot of land numbor 8tw In thd llth dis-
trlotandW suction! lovlajl on as tho nroporty
of Owen H. Kenan, by virtue of two fi fas from
tho superior court or said county, ono in favor
ofWK Moore, and the other W II Dabnoy vs
O W Stancoll, executor ofsald Konan, dcocaaod
R Al« o.'to no r esofth b north half of lot 110, In tlio
Utli district and Sd section, as tho propnrt v of
n 11 Sapp; loviod an ylrtuo of n fl m from Whit-
fluid suporior court, 0 D Hnloy, nilm’r of llqbt
Ftndiy.dooeuHed, vs R HSapp,and PC MoOwcit
Also, lot 74, In 10th disti iot and 3d section, as
tho proporty of F W Flsohor. deooaijod, by vlr-
tho of two fl fas from Wliilflold Infovlor^oourt,
ono In favor or 0. B. Welboru,aud onu D S Prlnt-
up vs said Fisclior. wkm3
Also, tlio houso and lot In town of Tunnel
Hlll,Whitflold county, sltimtod south of and
mljiie.ml In llm I'.'imi S.|uavu in Mil.l Imvii.nml
now In possession of Charles J. Emerson.boun-
ded as rollows: commencing at tlio nortuwost
corner of tlio lot, thcncu cast with tho south
lino of Depot Square ono hundred and so veil ty-
three foot ahd nine Inulios, thenoe scuthorly to
tho bbtl of tlio crook, thonoo dowu with tho bed
of tho ereok westerly to a point ono hundred
and sovonty-throe feet nnd nine inohos on n
strait lino from tlio first point of Intersec
tion with tho bed or tho crook, thonco
northerly to tho starting point; also ono va
cant lot in said town of Tunnel Hill, contain
ing ono half aero, more or less, bounded entd
by Depot Square, north by 8. J. Word and ,T. N,
Murray's property, west by 8. B: Hcadrick’i
property, and south by Mt*s, 13. Ifurulson's prop
erty—both lots levied on as the property of 0.
J. Emorson to satisfy oue fl fa from Wbitflold
Buporlor Court In favor of Stephen Kolker vs J.
C. Austin and C. J. Emorson, makers, and N.
, endorser.
P.Harbon, endorser. ... . fPrs, foof\
Also, lot or land nmnbor 44, tu luo 12th dlst.
and 3d section of Wbitflold'county, In posses
sion of William Crow s levied on os tho prop-
erty of John F. Sonter to satisfy two fl fas from
Wbitflold Superior court, against said John F.
8ontor, ono in favor of C. M. Wellborn and the
othor In favor of Simoon Frankford.
Also, a pared of land In tho city of Dalton,
in said county, known on tho map of said olty
as tho lot fronting on tho oast sido of Jones
Streot and next adjoining on the west to lot
nuinbor 78, on Thornton Avanuo In said olty,
in possession of I.'E. Shumate, and also tho
house and lot where Wesley II. Stan sell former-
ly resided and wheroon T. M. Mellan now lives,
fronting on tho west sido of Thornton Avonuo
90 feet, and running back Batno width threo
hundred and ninoty-rlivoo feet—both lots loviod
on as tho property of Wesley H. Stunscll to sat
isfy ono fl fa for the purohaso monoy thoroof,
issued from the superior court of Whitfield
r „, -ifloritn 1
county, In flivor of Dabney P. Blaylook ■
H. 8fanseU, maker, ana *
yP. Blaylock vs. W.
ii. oiunseii, imiKcr, nuu iu.C. Martin.Indorsor,
aud J. C. King, security on stay, which fl fa hav
ing been paid off by Siboy Martin, oxoontrlx
of M. C. Martin, dcconsod, tlio Indorsor is nbw
owned and controlled by her os such oxecti-
trlx. tPrs.feofrJ.
Also, lots of land numbers 70,75. and soventy-
throo uoros of lot 74, and ono liundrod ancl forty
seven acres of lot number 70, all of saltl lots in
tbe 9tli district and 3d section of said county,
being the lands convoyed by Wm P Nichols to
L E Wilson, all In possession of Pglinim Wilson
administratrix; loviod on ns tlio property of L.
E. Wilson, deceased, to satisfy two 11 fas from
superior court of snld county, ono favor of
James RBrown.ndmlnlstratorof John W Lowls
deceased, vs Palmira Wilson, administratrix,
and others in favor of Wolfe, Dusli A Fisher
vs Thomas It Cherry, survivor, and Palmyra
WUL „
avor or Wurdlaw A Patton
T«o,*3woiHng’honso on Q Q Gordon’s fartnt
upfod last year bv his fatnlly: situated on
i left hand side or Catlott- Gup road, about
on as tho pro]
ocou, J
lot'of three rniVca from _ townTh*uml>brbf lpToh whloU
said houso is situated Is unknown; loviod on to
satisfy a fl fa from Justlco court of 871st district
G. M.. said county. In fhvor of John K Lazonby
vs G G Gordon. Pointed out by defendant.
*cr 7 and tho west half o
ti tlio 26tli district and 3d sec-
vs a Go
Uso, li
nnmbor 8. both
• m of sat
w'* dower, hs sho proporty of
said Stroot Kemp, doo’d. Lnvy uiudo and
t «r YCtioo n:'i-: o s.MMbN3,8h-
tho
Ing applied to be appointed Guardian of
thoporson und proporty or Mary J. 43, and Ju*
11a L. Keith, minors under fourtooil yours of
ago nnd residents ofsald oonnty:
This Is to cite nil persons conoovned lobe and
appear at tho next term of the Court of Ordi
nary, after the expiration or thirty daysjund
show cause, if any they can, why J. M. Keith
should not bo intrusion with tho guardianship
of the porson and. property ofsald minors.
, uuiHur uouiuy.—Wheroae, Man-
^ •ink has applied to mo for letters of
ndmlnlstrotlon, do bon 1b non, upon thoostato
of George Glenn, Into ofsald nounty, dcoeuaed:
This Is to olto nil porsons Intorosled to be and
appear at tho first term of tUo Court of Ordina
ry, after tho expiration of thirty days, to show
cuuse why lotters should not bo granted tho
applicant on SAld cstnto.
Witness my hand and. offlolal signature, this
February 27tli, 1869.
Mayoh 4-30d. MILTON RUSSELL, Orrt'y.
TUUUAY SIIK.UIFF'S SALE.-Wlll bo sold
JL before tho Court-1 Iouho door, In the town
Spring i'liOO, on tho first Tuesday In April
_xt, within the legal hours hf sale, tlio fol.
1 °A11'of'lot oVliiiid 1 nulidior 319 In tlio 10th dlst.
nnd 3d section, which Ih’H on tho cast side of
ConaBaiiga river, Including what l« known ns
tho Bond Field, a*» tho property of C W Lane,to
Bill Isfy two Whitfield superior court fl fas, one
n favor of Jacob B Dantzlor vs C W T.atmi pHn-
dorscr, and c W Bond, security, and Jus Lane,
B ^\lio!?oTofVand number 314, in 10th district
ror of J. 8. Oliver a Co. vr Jduh W Bcok| levy
undo and roturned to mo by a constable.
Also, lots of land numbers 3, fl, 41, and 08| all
ppfiwnp
fy two Murray oounty suporlor court fl fas, ono
in flvvor of Janus Daniel, tbo othor BonJ FFra-
tor vs said Bond.
• ixrf
levied on as tl._ ....- P
sntlsfy one county court 11
Durham, survivor, oto., vs
^Also^soutii half of lot number 31, in Oth dlst.
ami 3d seotlon| lovlcil on as tho nroporty of A
A M--I ii'im'il. I sfy I l.i in
favor of .T ¥ lluloy vs said McDonald.
Also, all of U A Rmlthoy's undivided Intorost
in lot of land numbor 83, In the nth district and
3d section, to satisfy ono Justine court fl fh It
i ^-tos, udm'r of
rosTroxsn:
land number^. In tho Oth district and
jtt of originally Churokoo now Murrny
oountyi loviod on us tlio property of JntnOs Ed-
niondspn to satisfy two fl fluifrom the Superior
onurt of Murray oounty. Ono AComboe vs Jas
Edmondson, and'Abram 8tmy. security 0 „ 8tIV y
bond; tlio otlidr Edward M. Onlt. bearer, vs Jas
Edmondson, maker, and J. 1). \V. McDonald,
^Alsrt.Tbt of land numbor 814, in 10th district
nnd 3d seotlon of originally Cherokee, now
Murray oounty, to satisfy one fl fufrom tbo In
ferior court or said county, endow Mcltlnzlo
A Co.,- indorsors, vs John W. Book; loviod on as
thopi*operly of deflmdant.
G EORGIA, oValker County.—A. Graham,an-
inlnlstrator of David L. Trundle, having
applied totno for lcavo to soli the land belong
ing to tlio ostato of said Trumllo, Into of anul
county, doocasod: nnd this is toeito all persons
interested tliutat tho next regular term of tho
Court, after tlio expiration of sixty days, on or-
dor will bo allowed grunting said luavo, If no
good cttusq is shown to tbo contrary
' r -- 4-2m. MIL'
Mqreh 4
ETON
Dontmry.
RUSSELL.
Orrt’y.
EORG1A, WAtxznCooxTV.—Whereas,Wm.
\T M. Jumcs and John M. Catlett; Executors
ortho Inst will and tostumont of Tims. Jones;
deceased, has applied to mo for lcavo to sell
tho south half of lot of land numbor 269, In tbo
llth district and 4th soetlon, for tho pnrposoof
distribution among the legntoea of said testa
tor, and If no objection is ruised nf the first reg
ular term after ihe expiration of two months,
ordor will bo pnssed grunting the prayer or
tittonors. MILTON RUSSKLI^ Ord’y.
A DMINISTRATOR’8 8A LK.—BY vlrtue of an
XJL order from the Court of Ordfnnry of Wal-
kor county will be sold, on tho first Tuesday In
April noxt, at tho Oourt-Houso door in said
county, betwoon tho legal hours of sale, tho fol
lowing proporty, to-witi
Tho land belonging tho ostato of Josso Self,
bolng part of lot number 23», In the 8th district
and 4th section ofsald county, aud consisting
of about 100 aoros. Terms cash,
Fob. 11,1869-tds. W«. HARRIS, Admr.
G EORGIA, Walker County—R. J. Glenn,
guardian of Francis Ulonn, deceased, has
applied to mo for leave to sell the land belong.
Ing to said deceased, for tlio purpose of distri
bution, and if no objections are raised I will
grant tho prayer of tlur petitioner ut tbe first
regular term of tho court after expiration ol
sixty days. Fob. 20,18an-2m-feei3
MILTON RUSSELL, Ord’y.
rTEOItUIA, Walker Couxtt.—WhcroHS, S.
\JC Carson, Adm’r. of Robert Carson, deceas
ed, 1ms applied to mo forl&uvo to sell the reul
estate of said deceased, for tho purpose o‘ *
trllmtlon nnd payment of debts, and if n
Jection is raised ut the first regular term
tlio expiration of sixty days, an order w
passed granting 1 J ft fi U SS k¥ * *0° 1
r» xuuuiun u vmui'y, bui vivui. auu x uiuiyru
Wilson, adminiutrutrix of L. E. Wilson, de
ceased. . odm-kJ
Also, lot number 8, nnd onM feet of tliohtr
side or lot number 10, Homllton stroot, Dalton.
described In u doed from J M Juckson to J F B ‘VrOTICE—All persons Interested are horoby
4.V notified that the undersigned, aflininls-
Jan. 21-2m.—Pr8. fL«o $1.
Jackson, as tho proporty of L W Crook by ono
•orlor court fl fu lu favor of J W Flndier vs
J Crook. daw
Also, west lmlf of lot number 130, in 13th- dis-
j «-* -- *«-- proportX of Berry
, - Jjnsticocourt fl f-~
ono Jamo9 Mitchell, and two Mary Rudwine
Wesson * nuNTTI ^TON Factors.
and
General Commission Merchants
Nos. 07 A 09 Water Street, (near Wall.)
(A. M. Watjcixs.) NEW YORK.
Rofor to Sami E. 8proulls, .Pres’t Morohants’
Exohango National Bank; J. L. Worth, Cashier
Park Bank: R, W. Howes, of Messrs Howes A
Maoy—Now York. G. R. Williams A Co.,
Charleston, 6.0. J. L. Villalonga. Savannah,
Ga. A. Austoll, Pres’t Atlanta National Bunk,
Atlanta, Ga. inar4-3m*
t riot and 3d section,... „
Gazaway, by vlrtuo of throe Justice court fl fas,
ono James Mitchell, and two Mary Red wine vs
said Gaxawuy, all from i)27th district G M., and
. ■--*-* ‘' constable.
>r less, of part of lot of
land number 103, in the Dili district and 3d sec;
tlon, to pay the pmchaso money, luvle«l on by
virtue of a 11 fa irotu WlilUleld Superior court,
E. U. Nancy Ilardeartlc, for tbo use of Jucob
Miller vs Joseph M. Line, Ex'r. of J. I. L. Hurd-
castle, deceased. Property pointed out In said
fi fa.
Also, lot of land numbor 134, In 13lh district
und 3d section; levied on as tbe property of
Fred. Cox, to satisfy u fl fa in favor of David
Whltoner, from tho superior court of said
county vs John S Martin und F. HMnrtln.prin-
cipal, and F Cox soourlty, and JA HafVucrod,
“ocurity on stay, rotated out by B F Prater.
Also, a lot in tlio city of Dalton, recently In
possession or M. Wj Fields, being on corner of
Cleveland and Gordon streets, Iron ting on tho
lattor 200 feet; more or less, aud running back
130 feet, more or loss, boundod on the west by
Cleveland stroot. und north by Gordon, as tho
proporty of tho defendant; levied on to satisfy
a Justice court li fa, issued from 872d dirt. G. M.
in favor of Thomas B Cochran vs said Mrs.
Field. Levy made and returned to me by L. C.
Also, town lot lu Dalton, lying up beyond tho
K T A G Railroad depot, where Mrs. Beavers
lived for the past two years, adjoining lot of A
P Roberts, levied as - the property of John W
Ford, under fl fa from justlco court of 878d dlst.
’G M, in favor of 8 B Sloan endorsor, vs J W and
R It Ford, and S F Murphy and J W Blanton,
endorsers; in possession of Z Williams pointed
out by Bluuton}lury niudcnndrelurnc.aby L.C.
rosrroxKu—vor april.
Also, ton ucrus of lot number 1U4, three acres
lot number 163, ono hundred and forty-jlvo-
acres of lot number 197, thirty-four and onc-
tlilrd acres of lot numbor 193, and sixty acres of
lot number 200; all of said lots in the 27th dis
trict nml third section ofsuid oounty: said par
cels of land const ituting all that portion ot tho
farm owned by J C Austin, at time of his death,
.which lies south of tho road leading from La-
Fayotto to Dalton. Said property being now
In pooscsslon nf Mrs Austin, tlio widow und ox-
ccntrix of J C Austin, deceased; levied on to
to satisfy-two II fas from superior court of said
county, against said J C Austin, ono In favor of
McKusson A Bobbins, und the othor in favor of
Funners and' Merchants National Buiik; also
ono othor fl fa In favor of B. W. Force vs J. C.
Austin, principal, nml C. Austin, seo'y.—leu 87.
R. SOUTHERLAND, D. SU'ff.
VOUTOAOB 8ALX.
At tlio same place, on tho first Tuesday In April
next, one hay horse mule, to satisfy a mortgage
fi fa from county court, of said county, Lf
Gudgor-vs 8 W Sparks; proporty pointed ont by
said uiovtgago. R. SOUTHERLAND, D. S.
riORDON SHERIFF'S SALKS.-Wlll bT^iT
IJT ...»tl.n llm Tuoailay In Anrll
(ora tlio QourUUlnui! .lorn- In llm town o? n’. 1 !'
linnn, w ithin tho legal liutii-w of HiiU-.tlioVullow'
InjJPtoMny. lo-wlfi .-..noiiow.
ssssag
Alio, the grist and saw mill and promises on
Mill Crook, Known as tho Old Jackson Mills;
tho property or said Jackson, to
jounty court fl fa in favor or ri d.
Durham, survivor, oto., vs said Jack
ns the proporty o
ono Catoosn mporl
ourlty on stay. Toi
rMo?Er io
W1'4|Mh
north or Dawson's Slow, all In tin
und 3d section, containing ono t]
sixty aoros, moroor less ilovied on ns than ran.
orty of Jaincs M, Fluid to satisfy ono supoffor
louriiini.M. w. Brown T* .1. M. FloWirtuPer,
R. T. BECK, Sheriff.
, ALSO, AT BAM* TIM* AND PLAOR1
Lots of land numbers 274 and 194, in tlio 20tli
district and 2d seotlon, to satisfy one Justice
oonrt fl fa In favor of L K R Young vs J M Latch
us tho proporty of dufondont.
Also, lotofland number Rl. In 26th distrlot
and 2d section, to satisfy onnjustleo court fl fa
In favor of D A Wulkur vs Win R Payne, as tlio
proporty ofsald defendant.
Also, lot of laud number 185 In tho 10th dlst.
and 3d section, to satisfy ono suporiot* court fl
fa In favor of Daniel Isenhourvs John Gamble,
A J Barnott- and J L Edmondson security ou
stay, as the nroporty of said Gamble.
Also, lot or land number 307 In tho 27th dlst.
und 2d sect to sat Isfy ono superior court fl la In
favor of B V Greenlee vs Low.ls Denver, as tlio
nroporty of defendant.
March 4, I860. W. H* RAMSEY, D. Sliff.
EOBGLA, Murray County—William and
VJT George W, Montgomery, administrators
on tho cstulo of Illram Montgomery,deceased,
havo petitioned lor letters or dismission from
said estate: ■ This is, therefore, to clto all per
sons concerned, kindred aud creditors, to show
cause, ffniiy they eau, why said administrators
should not l>u discharged from their admlnls-
£ 1*1111881011 on
9. Feb. 23. I860
OltTH, Ordy
uuuviii, iitiu ivuuivu luiiurn ui ,
tho first Monday In 8untomber, li
Cm A N DlSRSOJf FAUNSW
G EORGIA, Murray Cociitv.—Mary Johnson
has applied to me for exemption of per
soimlty nnu setting apart nml valuation ot
homestead, ami l will pass upon tho huiuo at
uiy oflleo In Spring Place at 10 o'clock, A. M.,
on tlio 20th day of Muroh, 1869. ,
mur.ll-2t. A. FARNSWOUTU, Ord’y,
^EpUGIAiMuriny County—Canady Bagwell
VX hits applied for exemption of per-
sunnily and setting apart aud valuation, of
houiOHtead, and I will pass upon the same ut 10
o'clock, tho 20tli day of March, irrfa.
mar U-2t. A. FARNSWORTH, Ord’y.
CATOONA.
/CATOOSA SHERIFF’S SALES.-WHl be sold
\j before the Court-House door, in the town
or Ringgold, Catoosa county, Gcorgiu, on the
first Tucsduy in April next, the following
properly, to-wlt:
Ono sorrel horse-mules about fourteen bands
high and twelvo years old, us tlio property
L. J, Illlbimi by ouaSuporlor Court II fa in
Fiovd Superior Court. Robert O’Barr vs L
Hilourn. Property pointed ont by pl’ff’« ntt ..
Also, tho south half of lot of laud numbor 44,
in the 27th dlst. and 3d Hection of C-'ntoosu conn-
on po
nd m’
ty, as tho property of J. B. Elrod by out
rlor court fl fa, A. O. Elrod vs J. Roach,
J. B. Elrod, dee’d. Property pointed <
trntor. dc bonus non, with tlio will annexed, of
O. II. Komioi), deceased, will, on tho first Mon-
duyin May noxt, apply to tlio court or ordiiin-
ry of Whitfield county, for-lcavo to sell lots of
land numbers277,278*233,204, 24J, 242, all In tho
llth district and 3d section of said county, as
the property ofsald deceased, for tho benefit
ofthe creditors of said ostato. This. March 4,
13U9-2in-$6 JAMES U. HORNE, .
Adm’r do bonus non, with will annexed.
G EORGIA, Whitfield County—Lewis Evans
uiul others have In due form applied to
liuvo the road, established by order of Inferior
eourt f lead!ucfrom w. II. Huffs, south to tlio
county line.dlscontinucdasapnbllorottd: This
Property pointed out by
W. J. WlUTSITT, Sli’lT.
noxt, why snid road should not bo so discontin
ued, and loft as a private wav. Feb. 23-pr f«eW
"" J ” r ” w “''^KER,Or ’-
30d
W. H. BROOKE
Ordy.
G EORGIA, Whitfield County—Two months
after dnto application will ho made to the
court of ordinary of said county for leave lu9ull
tho real estate of 11. L. Cook, dee’d.
Feb. 6,1809-2111 W. L. COOK, Admr.
G EORGIA, Wlilt field Cbunty.—Two months
after date application will bo made to tlio
I Wiry of Whitfield county, for
• estate of!(. S. Moore.dcu'd
. W. K. MOORE, Adm’r.
A tlanta marble works,
Dining Calhoun House and opposite Georgia
.Railroad Dopot.
Constantly on band and made to ordor
Monuments, Tombs, Head Stones, Tablets,
Urns, Vases, Bureau, waslistand and Centre
Table Tops, Marblo Mantles nnd Hearths, and
furnishing Marble of all descriptions, as oueap
as ban bo furnished this side or Now York. Call
and oxumino material and pricos.
Designs of Monuments or any othor Marblo
workfurnislu'd free nfoUnVB®. Wm, GRAY,
B, B, Oatmax, Agt, ft»b2My Propt,
M"
1LL1NERYI MILLINERY l
Wholesale and Rotall at
Knox's Millinery andVariety Store,
Whitehall, 4'doors from Alabama Street,
Atlanta, Ga.
MILLINERY AND STRAW GOODS,
Hats, Bonuots, Ribbons, Flowers,
Also, A Splendid Stook of Hair Goods
Switches, Curls, Frlzets, Chignons, Braids, etb*
Dress Trimmings. Fancy Goods, Jewelry, oto.
Bridal Bonnots, llats, Wreaths, etc., gotten
up In superb style, and at low rnicss. to suit
tlieto8teofthu most fastidious. Orders from
a distance promptly attended to by Mrs. Xnox,
in parson.
couutry dealers would do woll to call, exam
ino aud prloe our goods bofore^urchaMngclso-
Febl’l-6m 'Atlanta, (in.
J AMES R. WYLIE,
rcachtieo Street, ATLANTA, QA.
Wholesale
Grocer and Commission Merohant,
8ole Agent, for Atlanta, for the Yarns and
other Manufactures Of the New Georgia Facto
ry, noar Athens. •.Fob"
R. RIPLEY,
# (ESTABLISHED IN 1880.).
Looking Glasses, Ac.-also Korossno Lamps
and Oil, and the celobrated nnn-oxplosivo SUr
and 811-
Goods,
Lamps
Atlanta, Go., Feh. S5-ly.
personalty, aruf^wUl past, upon tbo same at
wty office in LaFayette on Saturday, the 13th
ot KWh, 13ft - MILTON RUSS ELL, Ord’y.
TTNHTKD STATES INTERNAL U EVEN UR,
. tJ Dobuty Collector’s Ofllci.v4t-h Dlst. Gu.
Daltok. Ga., Feb. 25,1869.
Notlco Is hereby given that the following sol-
zurcs made by me at times und places, and for
tho causes-therein mentioned, lu each case:
Ono copper still. Onecup.uml ono worm, ante-
ed February 17, 1809, from Wm. Singleton Cox,
In Murray county, for violation ot section 44,
act of Congvoes, passed July 20,1868.
Two copper stills, two caps nnd two worms,
seized February 18,1800, from Wm. McDanlcl,lu
Murrny oounty, for violation of section 44, act
of Congress passed July 20,1369.
Onu copper still and onu cnp.soizcd February
18,1869, from Rubin Cardou,at L'oHuttaU Springs
for violation of scctiou 44, act of congress, pass
ed July 20, 1868.
Any person or porsons claiming any of tlie
foregoing Urtiolos, aro required to appear and
make such claim within thirty days from this
dato,and glvo bond as required bv laW, oilier-
wise the same will be sold for use of tho United
Stales. WELLS B. WHITMORE,
Fob25-3t Dubuty Collector,
Jobe, Into of said oounty, deceased, has appllotl
to mu for lcavo to sell certain town lots in tbo
town of Ringgold, on lot ofland 191, In tho 28th
district and 3d section of said county, for the
purpose of distribution among the legatees of
said deceased—if no objection Is raised ut tbo
wm regular term after tho expiration of two
mouths, an order will bo passed granting the
prayer of petitioner. J. M. COMBS, Ord’y.
February 4-tds. [l»rs. foe $-1.
mof n
of Ca-
_j Hold, on tlia fim. T
in April, I860, botwi
before the court houBUMuu* n,
ofland numbers tti and 82,.Inthe28th district of
the 3d ftoetlon, possessing ono of the
Fissst water Rowans ix the State.
Sold as tho property of, B. C. Morse, dcceasod,
fpr benefit of heirs and creditors. Terms cash.
Feb. 11,1869-tds ELIZA TILLMAN, Admr.
rTF.ORCIA, Catooba Countr.—Thomas H.
VT Williams, Executor on tho estate of J. T.
Rowell, dcceasod, applies to ino for letters of
dlsmimdou from snid Executorship: These aro
therefore to cite all porsons concerned to bo
r the same timb and plaob:
¥ HITED STATES INTERNAL REVENUE,
Dobuty Collector’s Office, 4th Dist. Ga.
Dalton, Ga., Feb. 18,18(19.
Notlco Is lieroby given tlmt the following sol-
..iires made by mo at the times and places, and
for tkiuittuses stated below in each case, viz:
Ono copper still, one cap, ono worm, sclzod
February 9, 1869, from Jumcs Mostello, John
Liles und John Rike, in Walker county, for vi
olation of seotlon 44, aot of Congress passed Ju
ly 20, 1863.
,1-.. ♦*». , Ono halfbarrel of whisky, containing sixteen
id section; levied on to satisfy a « fn gallons, from same parties and fol* same cuuse.
purchase money, from M bitfield supe* ono barrel of whiskey, containing thirty-
urt, In favor of John Taliaferro vs B M threo gallons, seized ntsume time aneffbr same
cause, and from sumo purtlQS..
Ono copper still and one cup, Belzed Fobruary
.,1809, from Thomas Smith, in Walker county,
for violation of seotlou 5, net of Congress puss-
ed July 20,1868.
Lot of land number 282, in Uth district and Sd
seotlon ofsald county, and twenty acres of the
northeast corner oi lot number 283, In Same dis
trict and" section; levied on- to satisfy a fl fa
for the pur"** ' **
rlor ugurt, —
Smith, said 8mith’s interest lovied on and to
besold, beiug u bond for' tltlos and a right to
demand tltlos On payinont of the fl fu levied and
of ono note for $239.00, with interest from. Feb
ruary 0.-1809. ■ cam $5
Also, lot number 6$, ISth district and Sd sec
tion, as the property of William Kellet by vlr-
tuo of a fl fa from Chattooga superior court in
favor of Johnsoh A Bordon vs said Kellctt.
Also, half Interest-In a large Gray Stallion
horse; loviod on as tho property of Melvin J
curlty on stay.
■ JAMES ROBERTSON, D. 8,
Coroner's 9alo—at same Tlmo and Placo.
Also, lot ofland number 10, in the 13th dlst.
aud8d soetlon; as the property of Thomas G
Morgan, and the lease of John F Mitohell on
snid lot, said lease being for tho terra of two
years, to srtlsfy ono fl f from the Justice court
of872d distrlot GM.,J A R Hanks, bearer, vs
J F Mitchell, maker, TG Morgan, security, and
D W Mitchell, soourlty; land In possession of J
F Mitchell; lovlcd and returned to me by a con
stable, J. N< B, COBB, Coroner.
EORGIA, Whitfield County—Whereas, J. D.
VJT Noll, administrator of D. S. Roach, deceas
ed, represents to the Court, in his petition duly
filed.thathe has telly administered D.S.lloaoh’s
estate: This Is therefore to cite all porsons
concerned to show cause, If any they can, why
■aid administrator should uotbu discharged
from his udralulstratlon und rccelvo lotters of
lUmisslon on tho first Monday In Juty, 1869.
Feb, 4-6w. W. H. BROOKER, Ord’y.
G 1 ! EORGIA. Wbitflold County—Whereas Hen-
r ryL. Tibbs and others having, lu due form
upplod to have tho road established by order of
n Conausauga river, discontinued; and
, rstabllsh tho road leading from the top
of tho hill beyond Cooaliulla creek; near the
Collins Mill, toFambro’s-Mlll, on said creek:
This Is to olto all persons concerned to show,
cause, if any they can, at my offico on the 22c
of Marcn next, why sold part, of rood shouli,
not bo annulled, and said road.tQFambro’s Mill
be estabUsheu a public road, - -
Witness, ¥ W- H. BROOKER, Grd?;
Feb. m; lSOWOd-prt foo $5 ' .
/^.EORGIA, Whitfield County.—Jos. 8. Th
UT ason having raado application for. per
nent letters of administration, de bonis-r
on tbe estate of Williams Crook, deceased i
This Is to cite all persons to show canso nt
my office, on the first Monday in .April nsxt,
why permanent administration should not bo
granted to him on aaid Crook’s estate. Wit
sm hand ^ wittw
r«b.2W0d. - •*♦-- •- • ■ • V. ,
r, u
ii, wny Hum xiiuinan u. wiiimms,
ntor as aforesaid, should not bo dismissed
from his said Executorship. Given under
hand and official signature. December 7tl»,'
•T. M. COMBS. Ordinary.
Deo..l0-4»ni. ’ [Rrs, fee $5.
VA uni x.vaiin,miiutiii!4iruior,Hmi£). A. lioVaus,
adm’x.of tbe ostato of James A. Evans, late of
said county, deceased, has applied to mo for
leave to sell lots of land numbers 7-aml 8, In tbe
27th district and 3d section of said county, *
the benefit of heirs and creditors of Haul
cun soil; if uo objeotkm 1h raised at tho first rog.
ular term, after the expiration of two months,
an ordor will be passed granting the prayer of
petitioners. J. M. COMBS, Ord’y.
March 4—2m.—foo $6.
G 1 EORGIA, Catoosa Cot’NTr.—Milton Ev
r having apnliod. In proper form, to bo ap
pointed Guardian of the porson and proporty
of It. W* M. Evans, a minor under fourteen
years of ageand resident of said oounty: This
is to clteull porsons concerned to bo and ap
pear at tho term of the Court of Ordinary to bo
held next after tho oxnlrutlon of thirty day
Irani tho first publication of this notice, nnd
show cause, If any they can, why said Milton
Evans should not bo intrusted With tho guar
dianship of tho person and property or said
R. W. M. Evans. Witness my hand and official
signature, this March 3,1869,
March 4-30J,
J. M. COMBS, Ord’y
and 8il .action, and lot nmntior 20, and 00 noro.
of .John Mnlonohml v. i Wlillam., Isio"?. JJ]
Malone and A. F. Williams, Kxer’s of D. R Mb!
lono and W. J. Roovos vs A. F. Williams, ‘nnd
John Mulono.Exeoutors, Ac., and other fl Vasin
my hands vs said Williams irnd Malone, tt
Also, lots of land numbers 63 and 60, in tlio mu
district and 3d section or suld counD - • ■■
i.iiy and otliai- n Ki* In "my rmnd.Vmid iS.**
Al.o, lot of land nnmboi 271, In tlio 14th dint,
and 3d section of said oounty: loviod on nsthu
m-oiierty of Tlmma. Curl Is to .atlstyono conm
iv court fl la in favor of Luoliula Johnson vs
Thomas Curtis.
Also, lots or land numbers 801,232.237. all in
tlio Utli district and 3d section or siddcountyl
and town lot numbor not known, with a lirlelc
house on snmo, boundod on tho south by T. A
Foster, and on tho oast by E. j. Klkor, lot ami
stables, and oner,vacant lot west of Bull Road
bounded on tbo south by H. C. Hunt’s dwell J
ami north by Dr.D.G/ilnnt: levied oil Sstlm
o.i ™“bj-(?lXtta li! n"™ ey ' Proi,orly I,olnt -
Also, one undi vided half Intorost In und to
town lot, wit h Urery Staid 1 ! on aamo. „o»t of
Rail ltoad, ami ono half acre, more or loss, and
ono bouse and lot fronting Rail Read on the
cast, bounded on the north by M. h. Jackson’s
house nnd lot, ami south by J. E. Parrott t lov-
lod on to satisfy fpnrleen Justice court fl fas In
favor of Jonutlmn Dow vs J. D. Ingles. Proper
ty pointed out by J. Dow. Lovy uiudo and re
turned by John Gresham, L. C. *
Also, lot of land nuiubor 81, in the 14th district
and 3d section of suld county: leviod on us tlio
proporty of IT. II. Stewart to satisfy four Justice
court fl fas In favor of G. J. Fain vs Bumnol
Simpson nnd H. Jl. Stewart, soourlty on stay.—
"rpperty pointed out by Fain oud MoConnoll,
lalntltr s attorney’s. Levy made uuil return-
IbyJ.S. Floyd, L. C«
Also, 144 acres oflot ofland number 82, In the
14th district und 3d section of said county, und
~ * liny horse nine or ton years old: levied on
io property of JamuK A. Williams to satisfy
■L Gordon superior court fl fa in favor of Mo-
Kinzer brothers vs C. A. Harris, James A. Wil
liams und JAtlios 8. llnrktm*. Property point-
d of tlio defenduiits.
Also, two mare mules, one. black or brown
and tbo otlior sOrrel,both 9 or lOyeurs'olUt lev-
ioil.on us tho properly of Wm. M. Sliamlln to
" Suiiertor court fl fa In favor
i, uclui*r v V8
s said Bhamlin and
satisfy
of John Tliomnvqti, l ,
John James. Levied on by formor Sheriff.
Also, 107 rores of lot land number OOJ, in tho
14th district und 3d section of Gordon county:
levied on aa tlio property of W. J. Cunipboll to
satisfy one Gordon county court fl fu lii favor
of Young and J. W. Jackson, survivors, &e., vs
said Campbell. Proporty pointed ont by plain
tiff’s attorney.
Also, lot of land number 31, In the l.Uli dlst.
nnd 3d section of Gordon countv: levied on as
tho property of W. 1). Franklin* to satisfy two
Gordon count) court fi fas in favor of W. M.
Morris vs said Franklin.
Also, onu houso and lot in the town of Cal
houn, number not known, but occupied by M.
L. Mathis: levied on as the proporty of M. I.
Mutlils to satisfy two justice court 11 fas, ono In
favor of William Mobley, Kx’r of E. Wilson, va
M. L. Mathis. A. Lutlcllcld, and one J. N. Scott
vs said Mat-Ills. Property pointed out.by plain
tiff’s attorney. Levy imulu aud-returned by
John Gresham, L. C.
Also, eight acres, more or less, with a saw
mill on stud land, number not known, but lying
7 miles northwest of Calhoun, bounded ou the
west by S. G. Frix, known as the G. W. Lay mill,
leviod on as the property of G. W. Lay to satis
fy ono county court 11 fa In favor of T. A. Foster,
surviving copartner, Ac., vs said Lay.
Also, lot of land numbor 83, ill the «tli district
and 3d section of Gordon county : loviod ou as
tho property of J. A. Pulliam to satisfy two
Gordon suporlor court fl fas in. favor of B. II.
Conyers vs J. A. and Samuel Pulliam, and J.
M. Field, security on stay. Loviod by former
N. B. HUDGINS, Sheriff.
Sheriff.
ALSO, AT TPB BANK TIMB AND PLACR :
Lot of luml number 323, in tbo 15th district
and 3d section of Gordon oounty: levied on us
tho property of T. C. Owln to satisfy ono coun
ty court fl fa In favor of P. C. Smith, admr’x.,
Ac., vs J. B. Hollas, maker, umi T. C. Rwin, se
curity.
Also, lot of land number 2^1, In the 23(1 dlst.
and 2d section of said county:. levied bn as thb
property of J. L. Lewis to satisfy two county
court fl flis, ono In favor of. W. A. J. Robortsa,
adm’r. vs J. L. Lewis, ono W. J, Fuller vs said
Lowlsgiml othorflfu8ln my hands vs said Lewis.
Also, lot of land number 158, in the 7tli dlst.
uiul 3d suction of said county: lovlcd onus tlio
proporty of S. E. Blnioil to satlsfy two county
court 11 fas, one in favor of J, R. Alexander und
ono in favor of J. N. Scott, survivor, Ac., und
Other fl fas In uiy hands vs 8. E. Blnion.
Also, ono lot of land numbor 197,in'tho 7tli
district arid 3d seotlon of hold county: levied,
on as the property of Osborn Addains to satisfy
one suporlor court 11 Hi In favor or James Free
man, and othor fl fas lu my bunds vs snid Ad-
dams,
Also, lot of land numbor 66, In tho 14th dlst. .
and 3d soetlon of said county: levied on ns tho
property of W. II. Bailey to satisfy one superi
or court fl fa in fuvor of John J. West vs Eldo
rado Mining G'o., ami other fl fas in my hands.
March! 1889. GKO. N; BROGDON, D. Sheriff.
plied to mo for leave to sell nluo acres off tlio
northeast corner oflot number 110,9th district
and 4th section of Catoosa county, except. 9
acres off tlio southwest corner of said last men
tioned lot, for tho benefit of the hoirsand cred
itors of srid dooeused; nna If no objection Is
EORGIA, Gordon County.—Whereas R.M.
UT Young applies to mo for letters of dismis
sion ns Guardian from the ostato of Sarah Scott
und Mary J. Strap, formorly Mury J. Scott, mi
nors of J. D. Scott: All porsons concerned are
notified to file their objections, If any they bare,
within tho time prescribed by law, also letters
of dismission will be granted tho applicant.—
Witnessjny liaud and seal, this Jan. 20,1809.
’ r. 21-Orn. D. W. NEEL, Ordy.
granting the prayer of petitioner.
March 4-2m.-feo $6. J. M. COMBS, Ord.
kor county, ror violation of
Congres* pussod July 20,1868.
Ouo copper still anil one worm, solzod Fobru-
ary 13, isai, from Thomas-Holland, iu Murray
county, for samo cause.
One copper still, one cap and one worm, selz-
op February 13, I860, from Berry Bates, In Mur-
“““ county, for same cause.
viie copper still, ono cap and ono worm, selz-
ed Februury 13,1869, from Gorrard Johnson, of
Spring Placo, Murrey oounty, Georgia, for samo
“1U80.
Ono keg containing t\yo gallons whisky,
One keg containing threo gallons whisky,
One sorrel mare, wagon and harness, all selz-
od Fobruary 15,1869, from Pleasont L. Foster,
of Murrey county, , for violation of seotlon 70,
avticlo thlrty-two, aot of Congress of Juno 80,
2tTl868. sec ^ ou S ^ 1 ttCt of Congress, passod July
!\ny person or porsons claiming any of tbo
foregoing articles, ore required to appear and
mako such claim within thirty days from this
date,-and give bond as required by law, other-
_ said estate.
This is therefore to cite and admonish all
porsons interested to show cause, !f any they
can,within the llmo prescribed by law, why let
ters of dismission from safll estate Should not
be granted said applicant In September next.
witness my hand and official signature this
8d day of March, 1869.
J. U. WUAlDO, VJ
March 4-Cm.[Pi
•pvADE SHERIFF’S SALES,-Wiirbe sold bo-
XJ fore tbe Court-Houso door in the town of
Trenton, in said county, on the first Tuesday in
April next, within the legal hours of sale, tbo
following proporty, to-wlt:
Oub lot in the town of Trenton, known as tho
Howell Blanset or Majors’ lot,- on which Wm.
JonRlus now livos, to. satisfy one oxcoutlon
from the Superior Court of Dado county in fa
vor of A. U. Illcks against B. M. Wilkinson, M.
Nichols and E. Mann. ;• •
Also, one lot In Abe town of Trenton, number
not known, but known as tho'Cumberland'
Presbyterian Church lot, and on which the O.
" ’ ow. ®tnnds, to .satisfy n fl in from
?Traot«’e° orsnlS
/“l EORtflAiQordon Countyr—Pleasant Fricks
\JC has applied for exemption -of“per
sonalty and; setting apart and valuation of
; March4-2t, ...» .D. WVNEKL, Ord’y,
C1 EORGIA, UonnoN County.—T.ew!sL. Green
\JC administrator of Wm.W. Green represents
to the Court in his petition duly filed aud en
tered on record that ho has fully administered
Wm. W. Green's ostato: This is therefore to olto
all porsons conoornd kindred and creditors to
show causo, If ahy they can, why said Adminis
trator should dot bo discharged from his ad
dnistratlon and rccolvo letters of dismission
_n tho first Mondayin July ndxt. this January
8th, 1869.-6m. D. W. NEEL, Ordy.
EORGIA, Cayoo8A County.—Whereas, W.
iX J. WUltsltt, administrator of tho estate of
JL C. Dyor, late of said county, deceased, rep
resents to the Court, in his petition duly filed
and entered on record, that lio has fully ad-
niulsterou on said ostato: This is to
.duibnlsh all concerned, to bo and a
. i olto and
. appear at
admdnish ....—
my office on tho first Monday in April noxt and
show cause, If anyjthey eau, why letters of dis
mission should not bo granted to the applicant
lu April uoxt. Witness my hand und ofllolal
signature this October, 1869.
JOHN M. COMB8, Ordy.
Oot.'8-Gm. '
8ELECT SCHOOL
Boys and G-irls.
The exorcises of tho abovo named school will
commence Monday, February 1st, ltao.
Those desirous of their children receiving
the benefits of a good education, will nnd it to
tholr interest .to patronize -the undersigned,
who Will spare neither time, labor nor expense
to make it a first class Institution.
Tho Boliool Is located in the town of Ringgold,
which is remarkably healthy and affords good
society. ’
Young men are prepared for any olaqs in e*i.
lege. Thoso from a distance can procure good
board lh respectably families at-reasonable
iniermeiuaio .r .
• Glassfcalcourse - 4 -.....18 00 .
. As to: qualifications,'hkrefbre to'the faculty
Uj.lyOFSJty‘ .I -
/GEORGIA, Gordon Countv—J. A. Collins,
\JT administrator otNleboluS Moss represents
to tlie court, in Ills petition duly filed and en
tered on record, that lie 1ms telly administered
said estate: This is therefore to clto all per
sons concerned, kindred and creditors, tosnow
oauso if any they can, why Bald administrator
should not bo discharged from said adminis
tration, and recoivo letters of dismission on
tho first Monday In July next. This, January 7 r
1869.-6m * D; W. NEEL, Ord’y.
EORGIA,GordonCounty.—Elizabeth 81mp
son ha'B applied for oxomptlon of obrson-
VX Bon hi
ally and so
. pass upon tho same at my of
fice in Calhoun on tho 19th. day r'
This March 10,1869. D. W. ]
. NEEL, Ordy.
G EORGIA, Gordon County.—J. D. Bozeman
has applied for oxomptlon of personal-
ty and sotting apart and valuation of home
stead, and I will pass upon tho same at my of
fice In Calhoun on tho 12th Inst. ■ •■ . ;
March 4-2t. D. W, NEEL, Ord’y.
QlfJlIEB-
EORGIA, Gilmer County.—Lihbl for px-
(t voroe in Gilmer SumnioRCouhT.—Elmira
Worley vs. Henry Worlcy.-It appearing ta the
Court, by the return of the Shorlff v that the do
fondant does not reside In the said-oonnty or
Gilmer; and it further appealing that ho does
not reside In the skid Stato of Georgia:
It Is. on motion of Thomas F.-Greer, 1
.fot Libelant, ordered-th- -
served: t
$AmVth.a vui....... —w w. . .. —■qr-.y - .
zen. o-publlo Gazette sa^ .ftate, published.
*T?S|5«kS® t , .. p
. A true extract from tho Minutes of GUmor
Superior Court. 8. F, .WILLIAMS, o. s. o.
January 21-m4m.-Fra. foo $9. .
G EORGIA, Walker County.—Ferry Loony
haB applied for, oxomptlon of per-
f game Bt ‘my
sonalty, and^Pwill pass’nj
EOrgia/: Gilmer County,—Two months
•VX, after date application will be made to tho
Court or Ordinary of said county, for lcavo to
sell tho real estate of . 1’etor Burgess, late of
-.aia coumy, aooeaoo ? . 08 A „».,
. JiinoMT a-sm.-Pn. W.