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f cxpori-
k will bo
jus. There Is
thut docs not
that will
unless
[Uuted so
_ i n farm,
r one, while
attention
if another. Quite an old 'man asked us
' ow we put our wheat in the
Ki-nuntJ. W'c remarked that we ploughed
deep, and harrowed in. That’s right said
he, for I have always notlecd that when
wheat was turned uuder as deeply as tho
laud was broken, that tho roots deep down
are so much covered by the water that
percolates through tho freshly ploughed
ground, and retained by tho clayey soil,
as to be entirely killed, or so stinted ns to
come to no good. IVc thought that there
sens a great deal of good sense in the re
mark, for our lands are so stiff as not to
let the water pass freely off, but will-hold
It until It sours and ruins tho plant. The
idea would never have entered our mind,
probably, but for tire old man’s suggestion,
and we might have thought best the com
ing fall to plow our wheat In deeply; but
this idea set forth here may bring tire sub
ject permanently before some man’s mind
who will examine the subject, and Insti
tute experiments vastly beneficial to the
wheat growers. Little things often bring
I Vine-
se lux-
. small cost In
is necessary is br
and energy well dl-
ic proper direction to
years may at least result
id tho only way to learn
to direct labor Is through the experi
ence of wise men titan ourselves, written in
tho various agricultural Journals of tho
try, In whose pages wo will always
something new, interesting and in
structive, and nono willbeofmorcservlco
to you than the XonTit Georgia. Citizen
Advantages or Pulverising the Doll.
The effects of pulverizing or stirring tho
soil are numerous.
1. It gives freo scope to roots of vegeta
bles, and they hccomo more fibrous in a
loose than in a hard soil, by which the ab
sorbers become more numerous, and such
food as is in tho soil lias a better chance of
being sought after and taken up by them.
2. It admits tho atmospheric air to the
spongioles of the roots—without which no
plant can make a healthy growth.
8. It Increases the capillary attraction
or spongo-liko property of soils, by which
their humidity is reudorcU more uniform;
and its consequent good to mankind.
Thousand had observed tho same thing
but took no note of it—it was left for one
peculiar miud to gnup, anil unfold the
great benefits it lias been to the world.
Another idea—uo great invention was
ever brought to Its present perfection, by
any one man, but one improvement sug
gests another, until the original inventor
would uot recognize his machine; so with
agriculture—one man’s mind is turned to
improvement In plows, another’s to
threshing machines, another to mowers,
and so on till every department of agri
culture is filled. Then wo nrgo upon our
frlnils the duty they .owe to their country
to give all tho useful hints upon lhnntug
that they have stored away In their mimls,
How to Slake Home Happy.
The grout object of life with nil men is
lobe contented and happy, and os there
are as many channels through which this
end is sought as there are men, It is Im
possible to lay down any rule or plan by
which all may lie made happy. After all
we need hut little to moke us contented,
provided that little bo applied in the pro
per way. As a class, ihrmeVs seem to be
content with less than auy other, with,
perhaps, tho exception of tho mechanic.
To lie contented and happy implies that
our families are satisfied with their lot,
for one, discontented, In a largo fnmlly, is
as a thorn In tho flesh, producing constant
irritation. The question then naturally
arises amongst us ns farmors, how can we
makoliomu happy? AVe answer that .in a
great degree, it depends ou tho comforts
of our homes. AVe care not how poor wo
may bo, with eucrgy and a good will, we
, may make even our log cabin look cozy
and neat, by a little extra work—rouke for
our wives a nice ynrd, and thatwlU act as
aniuccutlvo to them to plant flowers and
omnmeutnl siiruixi in it^thoreby paving
tho way to good taste nmong the children.
Nothing 1ms more inliueuce In. making
children industrious than to get them in
terested in the cultivation of a nice flower
or vcgotnblo garden; and when theso hab
its of Industry nro formod, H is Hard to
got rid. of them. The timo wo loose In go
ing to towu to hear tho nows, or on some
pretended business, is amply sufficient, if
rightly directed, in tho course.of a few
years, to adorn and beautify our homes,
so as not only to make them comfortable,
but dcsirablo. Set out fruit trees, grapo
viues, strawberries, plums—it does not
cost muoh labor, and yet, after it is done
and they in frill bearing, conduces so much
to our comfori. Hake your homes pleas
ant, and your fiunilics are sure to bo more
contented.
IIow often do wo, os Ihrmors, hear the
remark, “poor thing, she would be some
account, but ho won’t give her a chance;”
and, alas! it is always too true. 'Our good
wives have not the physical ability to do
that which is required to ornament a place;
besides the duties of the house are really
more, when well attonded'to, than oue can
do. AVc got up In tho morning and laze
round uutll our wives get breakfast, make
up beds, &c., in place of being out at work
at something, If it is only trimming a tree
or hoeing our garden, or chopping wood,
to keep the labor from our busy wives,
D6 wo not often sco a great largo man
sitting in the room wntcliing his wife got
her meals, and will not even so much as
stir to bring n bucket of water for her?
when “poor thing,” it is often the ease
that she is so week that she can scarce
perform the task; hut lie is ever ready to
complain if his meals arc uot ready ret tlio
exact moment he expects it.
Improve your fhrms. ranke high straight
fences that will look well, and insure your
crop from destruction by mischievous
stock, clear up the briers and ditch your
wet places that nro tho richest on the farm,
but can’t be cultivated. Do not plant bo
much land, but make that which you do
cultivate tho richer, and tend it the better,
and oiir word for it, you will be well sat
isfied with the experiment.
As a mere matter of money, it pays well
for a farmer to keep his farm in nice repair;
if you wish to sell, any one had rather
purclmse, and will give more for nu im
proved fbrm than one on which the fences
^tre down, and the briers have overgrown
Yhe best land, other tilings being equal,
r A good barn will add much more, than It
cost to erect it, to the value of a place, A
go*d comfortable dwelling will often sell
a fiirn at a fancy price. A good orchard
LOCAL CARD*.
QNWAltD WEMAHOHI
TO TIliBS A KENNElt’8
county, J. F. 11. Jackson vs Cooler I
S noots and Jan that tiol.1 from 1 to I sal.
and In a hot season It increases tho depos
its of dew, and admits it to tho roots;
4. It Increases the tompernture of the
soil In tho spring, by admitting tho warm
air and tepid rain.
G. Itlncreascsthosupplyoforganlcfood.
The atmosphere contains carbonic acid,
ammonia, and nitric ncid—all most pow
erful fertilizers and solvents. A loose soil
attracts and condenses them.
Bain and dew. also, contain thorn. And
when those fertilizing gases are carried in
to the soil by the rain water, they an ab
sorbed and retained by the soil for tho use
of plants. On the other hand, If the soil
Is hard, the water runs off the surface, and
instead of leaving three gases in the soil,
carries off some of tho best portions of tho
soil with It. Thus, what might bo a ben
efit becomes an injury.
0. By means of pulverization, a portion
of the atmospheric air la buried in the soft,
and it IS supposed that ammonia and nitric
acid are formed by tho mutual decompo-
, sition of this air and the moisture of the
about great revolutions, os well in science soil—heat also being evolved by .the chan*
laws of gravity. Seeiug the steam of a • to prevent it from being penetrated by heat
kettlo throw off the top, induced expert-1 from a warmer, as well as from radiating
menti which brought out the stcameuglne,
of tho pulverized stratum, which acta as
much, especially in heavy soils.
8. Pulverization, also, tins the combined
effects of several of the proceeding causes,
accelerates the decomposition of the organ
ic matter in the soil, and the deslntcgra-
tion of tho mineral matter; and thus pre
pares the incrit matter Of tho soil for as
similation by the plants.
Fruit Trees.
AVhcn fruit trees occupy tlio ground,
nothing else should—excopt very short
gruss.
Fruitfulness mid growth of the tree can
not be expected the same year.
There is no plum that tho curculio will
not taka, though tiny kind may cometimcs
escapo for ono year in one place,
l’eaoh borers will not do muoh damngo
when stiff olny is heaped up round the tree
a foot high.
Penr blight still puzzles tho greatest men.
Tlie best remedy known is toplnnttwofor
every one that (lies.
If you don’t know how to prune, don’t
hire a mail from the other side of the sea
lluvt knows less than you do.
Don’t cut. off a big a lower limb unlcBs
you nro a renter, and don’t care wlint be
comes of tlio tree when your timo is out.
A tree with the limbs coming out near
tlio ground, is worth two trees trimmed up
five fret, nnd four trees trimmed up ten
feet, and so on till they are not worth any
thing.
Trim down not up.
Shorten in, not lengthen Up,
If yoii hud your arm cut off, you would
feel it to the heart. A tree will not fool,
but rot to the heart.
AVlien anybody tcllsyou of agardner that
understands all about horticulture and ag
riculture, und that ho can bo hired, don't
boliove a word of it, for thorn are no such
to be hired. Such a man can make more
than you can afford to give him, and if he
lias sense enough to understand the busi
ness, ho will also iiavo enough to do this.
S PRING TIME IS COMING,T1ESTLB ANNIE!
iXU SO AM
8. C. CnOZIF.IFfl
New Spring Goods!
In a few days my Spring Stock of new “nnd
elegant assorted
Dress Goods, Trims, Trtmtfllugs,
Hosiery and Notions in every vat Isty,
Boots, Shoes, Ualtcrs, Hats, of all kinds,
Gentlemen's Goods, Domestics, linens, etc,,
will bo opeded and offered to the Uade of this
city and section at the lowest reasonable prices,
feeling confident of my ability to cater to the
tastes of the most fiutldious, In style and qual-
tip vs sntd Fischer.
Also, tltn house nnd lot in t<
lllll. Mbit Hold county, sltuat
adjacent to tho Depot Square
now In noescsilon or Charles J. Em
‘
. . jaffs, Hardware, Cuttlenr. Table
ware, and an endless variety of articles too
numerous to mention.
Come and see for yourselves I
You’ll be pleased with goods and plies I
It Is a pleasure to show goods I
Come, examlno and price thorn.
Look for the Slgul
Brick Store, South End liamliton^Stroet.
Dalton, Georgia.
JJABDWABE
STORE,
Wholosale and Retail,
Dalton. exonou,
Chester Block, cor. of Hamilton and King Sts.
e. dTwood
material
Begs to inform all the people that he
opened a Ilnrdwure 8tore at this plact
cine a very extensive assortment of
ana implements, etc,
4 "ill Line of Steel and Iron,
Farming Implements of all kinds.
. Carriage, Buggy and Wagon Material,
ae assortment of Tools,
A Fine
For Blaoksmiths,
agon Makers,
Tanners, Boot and Shoereakors,
lirlck Masons and Cooper> t
tools ron all tiie mechanics,
Foil outfits for the Farmer, and many other
articles not mentioned herein, Jnst purchased
on the most reasonable terms, from Mauufao-
turers and Importers.
It Is tho purpose of the proprietor to furnish
everything In nlsllno at prices, Just to buyer
»»1 .'Oiler, and lio rospcotfully nollctu nn «x. E. Wilson,'iVooVareil, to satisfy two tf fas" ft
aminatlon^oi mistook. cx»a t siiporlor^court of eald .cohnty^ ono favor of
For Carpenters and Cabinet Workmen,
and sundry subpamn*,
Also; 70 seres oft he north half of lot 110, in tho
“* —' itamt »<l section, n« tho propnrt *
‘inWh dtitrSS a5Sw section, as
aw
rn of Tunnel
r __aonth of and
Depot Square In Bald town, and
now in possession of Clmrlcs J. Eiuersou.bonn-
ded as follows: commencing at the northwest
corner of the lot, tUcnoo east with the south
Hue of Depot Square one hundred and seventy-
three feet mid nlnu Inches, thence southerly to
tho bed of the creek, thunco down with thobed
of the creek westerly to a point dno hundred
und seventy-three foot and nlno Inches on a
strait lino from tho first’point of intersec
tion with the bed of tlio crook, theuco
northerly to tho starting point; also oho va
cant lot in said town of Tunnel Hill, contain
ing one half acre, more or less, bounded east
property, and sout h by Mrs. E. Haralson’s prop
erty—botli lots levied on as the property of C.
J. Emerson to satisfy one fl fii from Whitfield
Superior Court In fUvor of Stephen Felkur vs J.
C. Austin and C. J. Emerson, makers, nnd N.
«,tu figHE
and 3d section of Whitfield county, in posses
sion of Wllllnm Crow: lovled ou as tho prop-
erty of John F. Sentcr to satisfy two fl fas from
Whitfield Superior court, against said John F.
Senter, ono in favor Of C. B. Wellborn end tho
other in favor of Simeon Frankforil.
Also, a parcel of land in the elty of Dalton,
In said county, known ou the mnp of said city
ns tho lot fronting on the oast sldo of joiios
811*001 and next udjolutng on tho west to 1^*
number 78, on TUovntda Avenue In said elt
In possession of I. E. Shumate, and also tl
house and lot whore Wesley H. Stansell former
ly resided and wliorcon T. M. Mcllan now lives,
frontiug on the west sldo of Thornton Avenue
CO feat, and running back sarno width three
hundred and ninety-throe foot—both lots levlod
on as tho property of Wesley II. 8tansdl to sat
isfy ono fl fa for too purchase monoy thereof.
Issued from tho superior court of Whitfield
county, In favor of Dabney P» Blaylock vs. W.
H. Stansell, makor, and M. C. Martin.Indorser,
and J, C. King, soourlty on stay, which 11 fa hav
ing Wen paid off by Blboy Martin, oxooutrlx
of M. C. Martin, deoensed, tho Indorser Is now
owned and controlled by her os such oxocu-
trlr. [l’rs. fee fid.
Also, lots of land numbors 70,75, and soyeuty-
throd acres of lot 74, and ono hundred and forty
seven aores of lot number 76, nil of said lots In
tho OtU district and 8d section of said county,
bolng tho lands convoyod by Wm P. Nichols to
L E Wilson, all in possession of Palmira Wilson
administratrix; levlod on as the property of L.
i from justice court of 87lst district
mado and ro-
UMONS, Sh’ff.
C* KOIIG1A, WalkerOottnly.-J. M. Keith hav-
\JT ing applied to bo appointed Guardian-of
the person and property of Mary J. 15. and Ju-
Ma L. Keith, mini.in under l.xtrl«••-» year* of
ge nn.I iftsi.I. iilM of nhId eounty:
This is to clto all personsi concerned to bo and
appear at tho next term of the Court of Ordi
nary, aftor i he expiration of thirty days, and
show cause, if any they can, why J. M. Kolth
ihould not bo Intrusted with tho ft
‘ ‘ ‘
March 4-30.1.
This Is to olto all persons Interested to bo and
appear at the first term of the Court of Ordina.
ry, after the explratIon of thirty days, to show
cause why loiters should not bo granted the
“pnlionnt on said ostato.
Witness my hand und ofllelal signature, thii
ffiarefflSwi 1 Hilton russell, only.
OT mlnlstrater of David L, Trundle, having
applied tome for leavo to sell the land belong
ing to the ostato of said Trundto, late of unid
county,deceased: and thlslstooiteallporsons
Interested that at tho next regular torn of tho
Court, after tho expiration of sixty days, nn or
der will bo allowed granting said leave, if uo
good cuusolssliown to tho contrary.
• ""8BKLL,
FSb. 11, 1869>ly
Lateof Balnbrldge. Lots of Atlanta.
n BIFFIN k QIEEN,
VI DitltM, Georgia,
Wholesale and Retail Doalers in
DHY GOODS,
BOOTS AND SHOES,
Hsrdwaro, •
Corn,
Cutlory,
Crookery.
n,u,
Salt,
Soeaiy
Bacon,.
Unj,
Bop,,
BiKlog and Tloi,
ITblikj,
nilJlvl Itll vuili v UI BUIlt VUIIIIGJ', DI1U luvur U1
James RBrown.ndmlnistvutor or John W Le>vls
deceased, vs Palmira Wilson, administratrix,
und others In favor of Wolfe, Dash & Fisher
vs Thomas It Cherry, survivor, and Palmyra
Wilson, administratrix of L. E. Wilson, do.
ceased. odm-gJ
Also, lot numbers, and on25 feet of thohtr
side orlotnumhcrlO, Homllton street, Dalton,
described In a dead from J M Jackson to J FII
Jackson, as tlio property of L W Crook by ono
anqrlor court fi fa In'favor Of J W Fincher vs
W Crook. daw
Also, west Imlfoflot numbor 139, In 13th dis
trict and fld suction, ns tho propurtX of Berry
Gnsawny, by vlrtuo of three Justice court II fits,
ono James Mitchell, und two Mary Kodwlne vs
said Gaza way, all flom 627th district G M., and
levied and returned by constable.
Also, fi'j acres, rnoro or less, of part of lot of
land number 109, in tho Oth district uml 3d acc-
tlon, to nay the purchase money, levied ou by
vlrtuo or a fl fu from Whitfield Superior court,
BilTi Nanoy Ilardcastlc. fdr tho use of Jacob
Miller vs Joseph M. Lane, Kx’fc of 4.1. L. Hard-
castle, daocHsetl. Property potutod out lu said
tl fa.
Also, lot of land number 134, In IStli district
..JidW section; levied on os tho property of
Fred. Cox, to satisfy a fi fa in favor of David
Hour to Dulld a Corn Crib.
How to have a rnt-proof corn crib is a
great question among farmors. A corres
pondent of tho New York Farmers’ Club
gives tho following.oxporience:
“I have a corn crib that lifts stood for
twenty years, and has never had a rat, find
but one mouse In It to my knowledge —
Posts ten or twelvo fect- I 0 “sr.«na eight
indies square mortise two feet from one
ctul’, lor end sills, two htch mortise, with
tusk. Taper post from sill to the end, by
hewilig oil the inside until the end is re
duced to four inches diameter ; make smooth
with draw-knilb and nail on tin smooth
halfway to end, below the sill. Let sills
be eight incites square also, end-tie them
and tlio rafter plates strong witli moderate
interties. Brace well, and lath up and
down with three-quarter ittch lath; dove
tail or countersink joists crosswiso; lay tho
floor, and board up the ends with ungroov
ed hoards*. let each bent be twelve feet long,
six foot wide at tho sill, aud sovon and a
luilf feet at plate; and if full to peak, it will
hold .two hundred and fifty oushels. I
never had an ear to hurt on accouut of the
great width. If preferred, lay the floor
with lath or narrow boards, with room
for ventilation. Each post should stand
on stone, about threo inches .from, ‘
ground, and each stone ha*vea foundal
two feet square, and below the frost.
Ctioptnnka nt Ills Devotions.
Choptanks had his wife arrested for as-]
Jib ing him with a fire-shovel while at hts|
devotions. It was an aggravated case.—
But Mrs. Choptanks asked to be heard
and she said that little Choppy “didu’L
djue give her any of his sars in his talkj
but he abused her in his prayers, and on
this occaeion he was on nis knees, with d
crowd about the door, gathered there by
jus hollerin’ and a callin’ ou the Lord to
forgive this black-hearted woman;’ ‘make
her tell the truth, O Lord,’ he hollered
‘and niako her quit gaddln* about and ly
in’ to tho neighbors,’ and I couldn’t stand
it. and list took him a swipe with the flat
of the shoVel, and I’ll do it again,”
Real Estate and Live Rtook.
Wo OSH the capeolal attention of those fioolr-
Ing Llvo Stook, lo this branch of our iluslnoss.
Wo win hnvo unparalleled facilities for furnish-
lug horses and mules to thouo of our farmer
me * -
rfomta desiring to ]
Givo us a oftll.
, purchase.
As for the other branohes of our business, those
wishing suoh articles as are lu our lino need
but give us a call to be sutlsflod. Our motto Is
"Live and LetLive.” Quick Sales. Sninll Profits.
GRIFFIN A QUEEN.
TTTANTED—Immediately—Ten Car Loads of
' tv Com, for which the highest CABirnmrkct
pries will be paid. G. A Q.
A uction—Goods of aii kinds sow at auo.
tiou. F. M. Quern?, Auctioneer.
L ET TlIKltE HE LIGHT 1
AND THERE IS LIGHT 1
wUerover Estrella Oil or Illuminating Fluid is
used. Try It and be convluced.
It cannot be oxcolled I
It is the safest, cleanest and cheapest I
Best light now lit ueo—beats auytUlngl
Burns as long, if not longer than Kerosene!
It will NOT EaKPLODE r
It is warranted to bo all that I claim for It 1
It ncods but au Impartial trial to prove It 1
It la retailing at SIXTY CENTS per Oallor
Caine one, como all and give it a trial 1
I guarantee aati "- *
Do not use Estc
B
-lsfaetlonT
itroUa Oil with Koroseuo burn
ers. for they are not adopted.to Its use.
Old Lamps repaired and changed to suit :
oil, at any time, at a trifling cost.
Oil, Lamps aud Fixtures always on hand.
There is no one but myself, in this county,
authorized to sell this oil. I hav **
slve right to manufacture and »e!
it. Thous-
Thavoa’good assortment of Dry Goods, Hats,
” its, Shoes and Groceries at tho lowest
ands havo tried it, and will v
lots of land number 30
Haw AI ullou
11 fqvor of James Daniel,
•\fUUUAV SHERlPF’rt SALK.—Will lm sol.l
lvJL beloti* the Court House door, In the town
of spring Place, on the first Tuesday in April
next, within tlio IcgnJ hours of sale, tlio fol
lowing property, to-wii:
All of lot oflumt number SID In tho 10th dlst.
uid Sil suction, which lies on tho east sldo of
;«iUHNHUga liver, Including Wlint 1h known a«
. _ ... 5,1 bo property of O W Lane,to
Held mi pvt 1 toy court fl fas, one
B Dalit slur vh C W Lano. prln-
Lnnc Hcunrlty on Stay; tho otbor P
u to O \\ I-11 no, nifiki’r, 0 llroylon, on-
and C W llond, seeui ity, and Jus Lime,
V on Ht«y bond.
lot of land nuiubor 3(4, In 10th district
l section: levied on nh tho proporty of J.
> satisfy*six Justltsoqour 1 fi fas in fu-
Oliver A Uo. VS John W Deck; levy
0(41 ulstPlht nnd 3d sect Ion ofautd county!
y of CW Bond, to sails.
, iperlor court it fas, one
* Daniel, tlio other DunJ FPra-
luvlcfl on u. tlio Rropyrly nr iinlil JuoklHll, ,o
.utl.Iy ouo comity liuUvt. tl ru lu ruvov or 0 1).
urlmtn, aurvtTOr, etc., v. raid Juok.on und .n
Also.boutiitmirorioimunhorS,, In Plk dlst.
und 3il .ocllou, lavlud onn» tlio inopertv or A
A MoDnnnld. to.ull.fy ono ju.tlcocourtn lulu
rnvoror.i K Ifnlov vs .nld tlcDomdil.
ndqto?laiid PUmbor ra,°li" ihc Oth S?«tr"ctsStf
.III sccilniiijuastlsfyono Jumloc coo ft II rn In
IrVnr or Jofcp'Jutes, uam-forj 11 Johnson vs
LotoflnndmimbooMUoUiniltlrillrtvIot sod
- ^ 'rtor
bop vs Jos
ty on stay
ndorser. :
Murray eounty, to satisfy ono fi fa from tlio In
ferior court of wnld eounty, Cadow MoKIdeIo
A Co., indorsers, vs John W. Beck; levied on as
the proporty ordefeudant. “
March 4,1869 it. T. BECK, Sheriff.
... -fs874nnd 194, In.tho 20th
district and 2d section, to satisfy ono justice
court fl Jh In favor of L K 11 Young vs J M Latch
hrtmorty’af snfd dufund iin t. ; “ f " ‘
Also, lot of land number 135 In tho 10th dlst,
and 8d section, to Hatlnry one superior court fl
fain favor of Daniel IsenhoUrvs John Gamble,
mopdsbn security
iald Gamblo.
In tho 27lh dlst.
March 4-2ra. MILTON RUS!
, Ord'y.
C1EOUGIA, W a liter Cooxtv.—Whereas,Wm,
IT M; James and John M. Catlett. Excoutors
of tho last will aud testament of Tliol. Jones,
deceased, lias applied to mo for Iciwve to sell
the south half or lot of land number 269, In, the
11th district nnd 4th soctlon, for the piirposo of
distribution among tho legatees of said testa
tor, and If no objection Is raised nt the first reg-
ulUr tofm after the expiration of two months,
an ordetf will bo passed granl Ing tho prayer of
petitioners. MILTON RUSSELL, Ord'y.
January 8l-2m.-Prs. fooSO.
A DMINISTRATOR’8 8ALR.-By virtue of an
J\. order from tho Court of, Ordinary of Wal
ker county will bo sold, on tho first Tuesday in
April noxt, at tho Court-Ilouso door In said
couuty, botwcon tlio Icgalhours of sale, tho fol
lowing property, to-wit:
The laud belonging tlio ostato of Jesso Self,
bolng part oflot numbor 289| In the'8tli ili a rim
nul 4til section of said eounty, ana doUsIsting
'iSSS: AOmr. ■
.GIA, Walker County—U, J. Glenn,
_ guardian of Fruneift Gluun, deceased, has
applied to me forlcuvo to sell tho land belong-
ng td sntd deceased, for the purposo of distri
bution, and If no. objections nro raised I will
grant the prayer of tho petitioner at the first
regular term or the court after expiration ot
sixty days. Fob. 20.1860-2m-feojrt
* Hilton russell, ord’y.
/■.XKORGlA, Walker Courtv.—Whereas, S.
AJT Carson, Adm'r.of Rohort Carson, deeeos-
eel, 1ms applied to iho for loavfeto sell the real
estate of said deceased, for the purposo of dls-
rlbutlon nnd payment of debts; und if no ob<
'notlon ls ralsurt at the first regular term nftei
io expiration of sixty days, an order wilt bo
Jan. 21-2m.—Prs. fee |6.
A J Barnett ahd J L
stay, as the property of sal
Also, lot of land number out iniuu xau uist,
and 2d soot to satisfy one superior court fl fain
favor of B F Green loo vs Lowls Dourer, as tho
proporty of dufandant.
March 4,18U9. W. H. RAMSEY, D. Sliff,
G EORGIA, Murray County—William i
George W.< Montgomery, admlnlstfat
on tho estuto orIliram Montgomery, deoeui
have petitioned tor lottors or dismission fi
snld ostato: This Is, therefore, to olto all per
sons concerned, kindred and creditors, to show
oause, If any they can, why said administrators
should not bo discharged from thoir adminis
tration, and receive lot turn of dtsmlsnlon on
tho first Monday In Huptotnber. 1869. Fob. 25,1869
,■ ANDERHUXFAUNSWORTH, Oi'tV
G EORGIA. MonnATCouxTr.—Mary Johnson
has applied to me for exemption of per
sonulty and sotting apart and valuation of
homestead, nnd I will pass upon the sumo at
my offlae In Spring Pluco Mt lu o'clock, A. M.,
VORTH, Ord’y.
EORGIA,Murray County—Cnnady Bngwoll
\jT has applied for oxomptlon of per
sonalty and setting apart find vulivitlon of
homestead, and I will pass upor *“ **
o’clock, the 20th day of March.
miiur, no uuiiui mm, wan mu win auiiuxuu, «ii
O. II. Kcnnou, deceased, will, oa tho first Mon*
day ln^Muy next, apply to tho court of ordlno-
..... , —....
lltli district and 3d section of said county, as
oftliecrct
1869-2IU-S')
Adm’r do bonus r
/CATOOSA SHERIFF’S* SALES.-AVHl bo sold
\j before the Uourt-Uoiiso door, in tho town
of Ringgold, Catoosa county, Georglu, on the
first Tuesday in April noxt, tho following
property,.to-wit:
Ono sorrel liorso-mulo. about fourtoon hands
high and twelvo yours old, us tho proporty of
L. J. Hilburn by one Superior Court 11 fk from
Floyd Suporlor Court. Robert O’llnrr vs L. J.
UUbnrn. Property pointed out by pl’ff’u att'y.
Also, the south half of lot of land number 41,
In tho 27th dlst. nnd 3d seot Ion of Catoosa coun
ty, as tho property qf J. 11. Elrod by one supe
rior court fl fa. j\. O. Elrod vs J. Roach, udmT
J. B. Elrod, doo’d. Property pointed out liy
defendant in fl fa. W. J. WfllTSlTT, Bh’ff.
March it-lds. ~
-Whereas. Wll
state of Joshua
liRa applied
■QALTON A MORGANTOWg^^
Election of Directors.
The subscribers to the Capital stock of tbo
Dalton A Morgantown Ratl-uoad Company aro
hereby notified that an election fora Board of
Dlrootora for said Company will be held lu Dal
ton on Thursday tbo t8tu of March Inst. Stock,
holders lu person, or by proxy, are requested
to uttond. By order of the Commissioners,
mur ll-tde. Edward Woitb, Secretary-
•\TTE880N A HUNTTING.
VY COTTON FACTORS,
and
CttiltfM Commtstton .’Uerchantt
(A. tfoV r £ -Jw-ereH.
Ch.rle.ton, S. C. J. L, VUl-lon^a. 8av«nni.h,
Oa. A. Au.teU, Prat-, Atlanta National hank,
Atlanta, Oa. marWin*
AULT & BROTHER
Arc now rmltlng a apl.ndld aaiortn.nt or
Dry Goods,
Printa, Pahtinet,
aingsliatnii Mctiuoca,
Jackontti, Linen.,
Dome.tlci, Shooilng.
Trimming.,
Notion.,
Hat.,
B»t Tobacco, ix tows.
Jem.,
Culra.ru,
Book, Show,
Crockery,. Cvilllory,
Coffee Hng.r,
Holt.su, Bacon, Lard,
Heal,
Family Groceries,
which they wlU aell as ohcap as any Retail
llonto North or South.
law*’ oxa>1 *° ls ° d l° r oountry Prodneo on fair
prSui^p*.® W “ U,d ’ auM
twamss: ™' a g > our
■ mmmm.
and S*t section; levied on as tho property of
Fred. Cox, to satisfy a fi fa in favor of David
Wliitonor, from tho superior court of said
county vs John 8 Martlu and E II Martin, prin
cipal, and F Cox security, and J A Hnffaored,
security on stay. Pointed out by B Y Prater.
Also, n lot in tho city of Dalton, recently 1-
possession of M. W Fields, being on corner of
Ulovoland nnd Gordon streets, fronting on the
latter 200 feet, moro or less, and running back
120 feet, more or less, bounded ou tho west by
Cleveland street Und north by Gordon, as tho
property of tbu defendant; levlod on to Satisfy
a justice court fl fa, issued from 872d dlst. U. Mv
in favor of Thomas. B Cochran vs said- Mrs.
Field. Levy mado and returned to me by L. C.
Also, town lot lu Dalton, lying up beyond tho
J T A G Railroad dppot, wuoro Mrs. lloavors
lived for the past two years, adjoining lot of A
P Roberts, levied as tue property or John W
F6rd,undorfl fa fromjnstioo court of 878? dlst.
G M.in favor of SB Sloan endorser, vs J W und
It K Pord, nnd S F Murphy nlid j W VInnton,
endorsers; in possession of Z Williams uomted
out by BlNutonf levy made and retumo,d by L.C.
rosxroKBD—von arnit.
Also, ten acres oflot number 101, thro _
lot number 163, ono hundred and forty-flvo
acres of lot number 197, thirty-four aud
tliird acres or lot number 198, and Bixtyaor
lot number 200; all of said lots In tho 27th
trlct and third section Of said county: suld par
cels of luud constituting all that portion ot tho
farm owned by J C Austin, at time of Ills death,
Which lies south of tlio road leading from La-
Fuyette to Dalton. Said property bolng now
in pooscssloii of Mrs Austin, tlio widow and ox-
ccutrix of J C Austin, deocascd; lovied ou to
tosattsry two fl fus from suporlor court of said
county, against suld J C Austin, ono in favor of
“• ”->bblns, und tho otbor in favor of
Merchants National Bunk; ulso
In favor of B, W. Foroo vs J. C.
ml, and C. Austlir. soo’y.—foe *7.
R, SOUTHERLAND, D.’ SU’ff.
MORTOAUK 8 ALC.
At tho same place, ou tho first Tuosday in April
next, one bay horse mule, to satisfy a mortgage
fl fu from county court, of said county, L P
Gudgcr vs 8 W Sparks} urdpeffty pointed out by
said mortgage* R. SOUTHERLAND, D.S.
* ALSO, AT TUBS AMR TIMB AXnrLAOR:
Lot of land numbor 282, In 11th dlstrlotandSd
soctlon of said county, and twenty acres of tlio
northeast corner ol lot number *283; In same dls-
trlct and soctlon; lovled on to satisfy a fl fa
lor the purchase monoy, from Whitfield supe
rior court, in favor of 4ohn Taliaferro vs B M
Smith, suld Smith’s Interest levied on and to
bo sold, being a bond for titles nnd a right to
demaud titles on payment of tho fl fa lovled and
ofono note for $250.00, with interest from Feb
ruary 9. 1809. edra $5
Also, lot number 68,13th dlstrlot and' 3d sec
tion, ns the property of William KelJet by vir
tue of a fi fa from Chattooga suporlor oourt in
favor of Jolitison A Bordon vs said KeUett,
Also, half interest in a largo Gray Stallion
cnrlty on stay,
JAMES ROBERTSON, D. 8.
Coroner's Sale—at same Time and Place.
Also, lot of land numbor 10, In the 13th dist.
aud 3d section, as the property of Thomas G
Morgan, and tho lease of JoUu F Mitchell on
said lot, suld lease being for the term of two
years, to srtlsfy ono fl f from tho Justlco court
of 87*iu district G M., J A R Hanks, bearer, vs
J F Mitchell, maker. TG Morgan, security, and
D W Mitchell, security; land In possession of J
F Mitchell; levied and returned to mo by a con.
“ J. N. B. COBB, Coroner.
f '1 EOIIGIA, Whitfield Counts*—Lowls Evans
OT und others have in due form applied to
have tho road, established by order of lnforior
court, lending from w. H. Huffs, south to tho
7?ouuty lino,discontinued ns apubllo road: This
is tburoforo to cite all poraons concerned to
show causo (it my offleo on tho 22d of March
next, why said road should not be so discontin
ued, and loft as a prlvato way. Feb. 22-pr fec$S
W. H. BROOKER, Ordy.
\ EOUGIA, Catoosa CouxTti—W
VX Hutu llsnry, adm’r of tho cat at
Jobe, latu of satu comity, deceased,
to pie for leave to sell certain town lots In the
town of Rtnggohl, on lot ofland 191, In tho28th
dlstrlot aud sa section of suld county, for tlm
purpose of distribution among the legatees of
said deceased—if no objection 1h raised at tho
first regulur term ufter the expiration of two
months, an order will be piuneil grunting tho,
pruyeu of petitioner.-- J. M,' COMBS, Ord’y.
February 4-tfls. . [Prs. fen |l.
EOUGIA. Whitfield County—Two months
OT after Uatoapplication will bo made to tho
court of ordinary of said county for leave to sell
the real ostato of B. L. Conk, doo’d.
"* b.*6,1869-2U1 W* L. COOK, Adror.
Daltox, Ua„ Feb. 25, 1869.
Notlco Is hereby given that tho following sol-
_ nres mado by mu nt times und places, and foi
tbo oausos therein mentioned. In each ease:
Ono copper still, ono cap, und-ono worm, seis
ed February 17* MJ9. from Wm. .Singleton Cox.
in Murray county, for violation or soctlon 44,
act of CongrosH, passed Jftljr w. 1868,
Two copper stills, tWo caps and two worms,
soiRcd February 18,1869, from Wm. McDaniel,lu
Murray county, foaviolatlon of seetlon 44, not
of Congress pusHoirJuly 20, 1888.
Ono copper still and one cap,sclzod February
18, I860, from Rubin Carden,ntColiuttnh Springs
for violation of soctiou 44, actof congress, pass
ed July 20,1868.
Any person or persons elaiming -any of the
foregoing urtloles, aro required to appear and
make such claim within thirty days from this
date, aud glvo bond as required by law, other-
wise tbo same will bo sold for uso of the United
States. WELLS It. WHITMORE,
Fob25-3t Dubuty Collector,
TTHiTED STATES INTERNAL REVENUE,
I J Dfillilt.v f'7n1li-ntni* , it Ofllni. itli H4o* lln
A DMINISTRATOR’S HALE.—By virtue of au
order from the Court of Ordinary of Ca
toosa county will bo sold, on the first Tuesday
lu April, 1809, between the legal hours ofsule,
before the court houso door in Ringgold. Lots
of land numbers 81 und 82, in the 28th district of
tliu3d KOctiou.-posseMHing one of tho
Fixust Watch Pok-sns iw tub State. •
Sold as the property of B. C. Morse, deeeosod,
G EORGIA, Catoosa Countv.-tThomas IL
Williams, Executor on the estate or J. T.
Sewell, deceased, applies to me for letters of
dismission from said Executorship: Theso are
therefore to cite all .persons .concerned to ho
ami appear atmyoflleoon «»r before the first
Monday In Jim© next, (1869), and Show cause, It
any they can, why said Thomas II, Williams,
Executor a* aforesaid, should not hodismlssod
from hia said Executorship, Given under m
hand and ofllelal signature, Decomber 7tb, 186
J. M. COMBS, Ordinary.
T)oo. 10-flni. . [ Prs. fee $5.
6f Janie*
.. 'vilUiii KiSSn*“ 4 ° ,h " " f »
m as ih° PropOrty of D. 8. LtSv to°iatj?2!
tiiwwssyjj iu mvw ' ° f j ' WBasR
IStrlct uml 3,1 MBpon or 1,1 enuite. iilR%
our Ity on stay. Tenant in possession .'nmilt
Al*o,l°t of land number h, in tho 7th dltt*.u;
?SSs=fafe“-fe£J!
uml 3J coctlon, conlnlilln B ono lUoulBnd n ,,i
Hlxly ucros, mol e or les, i luvlcil J..“’’I 1
orly of Jam™ M. Flam lo aatli
court II fa, M, IV. Hr - -
' " SL T.iiiulrui^
laic, of lot mimuar zli ilf
amu
. I ‘ raporty * amoh
D. 11. Malonu to BUtlHfy ouo Uorrton gupcrlor
court fl fa In flivor or \V. 0. Illuylook v. Jofi-
Malone ana A. F. Wllllnnn, Excr's of D. R, m,.
lonoiinrt W. J. Uoovea vs A. F. tvilllnm., {
on as tbo property of
county court fl ins, o
and John Tallforro, adm’r.
Luy and other fl fn» in my Immla v» suld Lay,
Also, tot of land number 271, In tlio Util dial,
nd 3d section of said countv t levied on ns tbo
property of Tbomni Curtis to sntlsfy one ooun”
Thomas Curtis' 1 raV “ r 01 I '" cl,ula J chnion v.
nd town lot fiumbor not known, with a briclc
ouso on samo, bounded on tho south by T. A.
Rail Rond, aud ono liulf nerc, more or loss, amt
ono houso nnd lot fronting Rail Road ou tho
oust, bouudud on tho north by M. H. Jackson’s
houso und tot, and south by, J. li. Parrott! lov.
tod ou to satisfy fourtoon Justlco oourt fl fas In
favor of Jonathan Row vs J. 1J. Ingles. Propor-
■ nu,,< ‘ "•
Also, lbt ofland numbor 81, In the 14tli district
nnd Jd seetlon or said,county: levied on as tho
property of 11. H.Stowart to satisfy four J attics
court tl rosin favor of O. J. Fain vs Samuel
Simpson and II. H. Stownrt, soourlty on stay.—
Property pointed, out by Fain and McConnell,
plaintiff's attorney’s. Levy mado aud return-
ed by J. S. Floyd, 3j.C.
Also, 144 acres oflot ofland number 82, lu tho
14th district and 3d soctlon of said eounty, nnd
oiio Bay horse nlno or ten years old: levied on
as tho proporty of James A. WilUalns to satisfy
ono Gordon superior court fl fa in favor of Mo-
KInzer brothers vs C. A. Harris, James A. Wll-
llanis and James 8. Harkins. Proporty point
ed out by one or tho defendant*.
Also, two mavo mules, ono' black or brown
and tho other sorrel, both 0 or 10 yen infold: lev-
i«ul on as tho property of Wm, M. Shatiilin to
satisfy ono Gordon Suporlor court fl fu In favor
of John Thompson, adm’r, vs suld Shnmlln and
John James. Levied on by former Sheriff. .
Also, 107 roves of lot land number 300, In tho
14tli district and 3d section of Gordon county:
levied on os tho proporty of W. J. Campbell to
satisfy ono Gordon eounty court 11 fa lu favor
of Young ami J. W, Jackson, survivors, itc., vs
said Campbell. Property poiuted out by plulu*
tiff's attorney.
Also, lot of Jniid number 34, In tho 13th dlst.
and 3d section of Gordon couuty: le vied on ns
tho property of W. D. Franklin to satisfy- two
Gordon count) court fl fas In favor or. W. M.
Morris vs suld Krauklln.
Also, one houso uml lot in'tlia ‘town of Cal
houn, number not known, but occupied by M.
L. Muthls: levied on us tlm property of 31. L.
Mathis to satisfy two justlco court'11 fas, one lu
favor of William Mobley, Ex’r of K, Wilson, vs
M. I« Mathis. A. Lettefleld, and one J. N. Scott
vs snld Mathis. Property pointed out by plain
tiff’s attorney. Levy made und returned by
John Gresham, L. C.
Also, eight acres, more or less,* with a saw
mill on said land, u timber not known, but lying’
7 milos northwest of Calhoun, bounded on tlio
west by S, G. Frix, known us the G. W. Lay mill,
lovled on as the proporty or G. IV. Lay to satis
fy ono county court it fa fu favor of T. A, Foster,
surviving copartner, fte., vs said l.uy.
Also, lot of land number 63, In t ho7th dlstrlot
and 8d xcptlon of Gordon county: lovled ou ns
tbo property of J. A. Pulliam to satisfy two
Gordon superior court fl fas In favor of B. II.
I Louvers v*t J. A. and Samuel Pulliam, nnd J.
■ ~n stay. Lovled by forraot
N. II. HUDGINS, Sheriff.
KORUIA, Catoosa County.—Whereas Mil
ton Evans,administrator,amis. A. Evan*,
auiu'x of tbo estate of James A. Evans, *
said county, deceased, has applied to
ceased: If no objection is rnisod
ular term, after tho expiration of two months,’
nn order will be passed granting tlio prayer of
petitioners. J. M. COMBS, Ord’y.
March 4—2»n.—feo |3.
Flom
jjftflNICCTT * BSUffftQRAfll^^
flletuflABdaunttere, Copper Smith.,
Ornomentttl Worker* ln8be»tlfct(ili
Rooflug in nil It, brnncho^-TIn or oorragnt*
ShMt Iron, Copprr Vulrys, oto.
RailroadCroMlng, mr-6m AtuxilOl
u Debuty Collector’s Ofllee, 4th Dlst. Ga.
Daltox, Ga., Feb. 18, 1869.
Kotleo Is hereby.given that the following sei
zures raude by me at the times and places, a—’
for the causes stated below in each cuso, viz
Ono copper still, one cap, ono worn, seized
February 9, 1869, from James Mostollo, John
Liles and John-Piko, In Walker county, for'vi
olation of section 44, act of Congress pussed Ju
ly 20,1868.-
Ono hnlf barrel of whisky, containingslxtcon
gallons, from same parties and for same pause.
Ono barrol of whiskey, containing thirty-
throe gallons, seized at sumo time an dfr
cause, and from same parties.
One eoppor still and one cap, seized Fc
9,1869, from Thomas Smith, in Walkor county,
for violation of sootlon 5, act of Congress pass-
od July 20,1868,
Ono copper still, one cap and ono worn, solz-
i».l February 6,1809, from James Cargal, in Wal
ker county, for violation of section 44, act of
CongrosH passed July 20,1868.
-aa.. _- „ W orm, seized Fcbru-
)uo copper still, ono cap and ono worm, selz-
- 'FobrtmrylS, 1869, from Berry llutes, in Mur
ray eounty, for same oause.
One copper still, ono gup aud ono worm, sole-
od February 13.1869, from Uerrard Johnson, of
Spring Place, Murray couuty, Georgia, for iaiuu
causo,
Ono keg containing two gallons whisky,
One kog containing threo gallons whisky,
Onoi sorrel mare, wagon aud harness, all seiz
ed February 15, I860, from Pleasont L. Foster,
of Murray county, for violation of soctlon 79,
artlelo thirty-two, aot of Congroas of Juno 30,
lUWf^ond section 86, aot of Congress, passed July
!\ny person or persons claiming any of tho
foregoing_articles, nro requirod to appear und
make such claim within thirty days from this
lato, and give bond as requirod by law, other-
rise the same will be sold for tho uso of tho
Unit'd States.
r. U 20 WELL8 B. WHITMORE,
Ecb. 18,1809-3t . Dobuty Collector.
G EORGIA, Catoosa CocNtV.—Milton Evans
having applied. In proper form, to bo ap
pointed Guariliiiu of tlio person nnd proporty
of It. W. M. Evans, a minor under fourteen
years of age and resident of said county: This
Is to clto all persons concerncd to be and ap
pear at tho term of the Court of Ordinary to be
hold noxt after tho expiration of t hirty days
lrom tho first publication of this notice, ami
show causo, if any they can, why said Milton
Evans should not ho intrusted wTth the guar
dianship of tho person and proporty or said
R. W. JL Evans, witness my liQiid und official
signature, this March 3,1869.
March 4-30d.J, M. COMBS, Ord’y.
p EOUGIA, Catoosa County.—Whorcas,Tlios.
\JC Russell, adm’r of tho estate of John Mo-
Donald, late of suld county, deceased,.has ap
plied to mo for leave to soil nlno acres off t lio
northeast corner of lot numbor 119, oth dlstrlot
and 4th seetlon of Catoosu county, except 9
nores off the southwest oorner of said last men
tioned tot, for tbo benofit of tho heirs and cred
itors of srid deceased; aud If no objection Is
raised at tlio first regular term aftor tlio expi
ration of two months, an order WlU bo passed
granting tho prayer of petitioner.
March 4-2tn.-foc J. M. CQMB8, Ord.
I^IEORGIA, Whitfield County—Whereas, J. D.
VpT Nell, administrator of D. 8. Roach, dcceos.
VADE SHERIFF'S SALES.—Will be sold be-
3D foro tho Court-lIquBO door in the town of
Trenton, in said county, on tho first Tuesday in
.... April next, within the legal hours of sole, the
from his administration and receive letters of following proporty, to-wlt:
' ■"
lUmlsslon c
Fob. 4-<)m.
i tho first Monday in J uly, li
G EORGIA. Whitfield County—Whereas Hon-
ry L. Tibbs and others having, in duo form
anpled to havo tho road ostaOltshed by order of
thei lnforior oourt; from or near the resldonco
of J. W Fincher; leading to the Morris old Mill
place; cfn Cdnausauga river, discontinued; nnd
Instead rstablish the road leading from tho top
qllins Mill, to Fambro’s Mill, on said creek:
This is to cito all persons oonoerned to show
oanie, if any they can, at my office on tho 22d
of Marcn next, why said part of road should
not be annullod, aud said road to Fambro’s Mill
be established a public road.
Witness, ,.W, H, BROOKER, Ord’y/
Feb. 25,18G9-30d-prs loo |3
Thom*
irtntU
n tho patata ofttlllUm. Crootc,-flooeiUed
Thii I, to clto all percon. to ihW cm,6 at
gritntedto him on .aid Crook'. uUltc. Wit.
EORG1A, Catoosa Couxtt.—Whereas, Jhs.
U II. Anderson, administrator of James A.
Corry, Into of said county, docoasod.roprusents
to the Court lu Ills petition duly filed und en
tered on record, that ho lias fully administered
on.said estate:
This Is thareforo to cite and admonish all
persons interested to show cause. If any they
cun,within the timo proscribed by law, why let
ters of dismission from said estuto should not
be granted said applicant In September noxt.
Witness my hand and official signature this
8d day of Murch, 1869.
J, M, COMBS. Ordinary.
March 4-6m.[Prs, fee y*.
«. V. IlllUUi flUlll l!IIUIIl) , | lIQUUUBUIIi lOJI-
runouts to the Court, In his petition duly filed
and entored on record, tlml ho has fully ad
ministered on suit! estate: This is to cite aud
admonish all concornod, to bo and appear at
my offico outlie first Monduy in April next and
show cause, if anyithey can, why .letters of ills-
■“— —• id to tlio applicant
band and official
jdHN M. COMBS, Ordy.
pot. 8-6m.
Howell Blanset or Majors’ lot, on whloh Wm.
Jenkins now lives, to satisfy one execution
from tho Bnporlor Court of Dado countv in fa-
, n i i 11 * 1 R. M Wllkin.on, IL
Ntohois and E, Munn.
v > ««, ne lo ,^ town ot Trenton, number
TSisw'l jlaw
P. Church now stands, to satisfy a fl fa from
Also, lots of land numbers 4 ahd 5, in tho ioth
March 4,1809,
■rp- R. RIPLEY.
(ESTABLISHED IN 1830.)
Looking Glanses, Aor-also Korosene Tjinins
and Oil, and the celebrated non.oxploslve'
and Comet Burners, Short Chimneys, the inti?
and safest Burners ever Invented. *fStow
on Whitehall Str„ a few doors from the Rail
Rcail crossing. Atlsuts, Ga., Feb. 25-ly.
Sheriff;
ALSO, AT TltX SAMR TJMB AXD CLACnj
Lot or land number 323, in the 15th district
and 3d suction of Gordon county: levied on ms
the proporty of T. C. OwJn to satisfy one coun
ty court 11 lu in favor of 1\ C. Smith, admr’x,,
Ac., vs J. B. Hollas, nmker, and T. C'. Kwiu, se
curity.
Also, lot of land number 281, In the 23d dlst.
nnd 2d section of Said county: levied on ailho
property of J. L. Lewis to satisfy, two county
court fl tbs. ono In favor of W. A. J. Robortsn,
adtn'r. vs J. L. Lewis, ono W. J. Fuller vs sala
Lew Is,and other tl fiisin my bauds vs said Lowls.
Also, lot of land number 158, in the 7th dlst.
aud 3d section of said epunty: levied on ns the
proporty of 8. K. Blnlun to satisfy two county
court fi fus. one In favor of J. R. Alexander nnd
one In favor or J. N. Scott, survivor, Ao., and
otlibr fl fas ill my bands vs S. E. Din Ion.
A Up, ono lot of land number 197, In the 7th
district and 3d section of snld couuty: levied
on as the property of Osborn Adilams to satisfy
* ♦ a — of James Free-
-....ids vs said Ad-
dams.
Also, lot of land number 56, in tho 14th dist.
and 8d section of said county: levied on as tho
proporty of W. 11. Bailey to satisfy one superi
or oourt fl fa in favor of John ,J. West vs Kldo-
rado Mining Co., ’
March! 18t
GKO,
and other fl fas in my hands.
}. N. BROUDON, D. Sheriff.
EORGIA, Gonnox Codxtt.—Whereas R.M.
\JC Young applies to mo for letters of dismis
sion as Guardian fropi tho cstato of Surah Scott
and Mury J. Strap, formorly Mary J. Scott, mi
nors of J. D, Scott: All poraons concerned are
notlfludtofllet)ioivobjoctlons,ifany they have,
within the time prescribed by law, also letters
of dismission will he granted the applicant,—
Witness my baud and seal, this Jaii. 20, I860.
D. W. NKELi Ordy.
G EORGIA; Gordox CopxTV.—Lewis L. Green
adnunlstrntorof Wm.W. Green represents
to tho Court in his petition duly tiled and on-
tcrod on record that he has fully admlnistorod
Wth. W. Green’s ostato: This Is therefore to cito
all persons oonoorhd kindred and ( minors to
show cause, If ohy they can, why said adminis
trator should dot bo disebarged from bis ad
ministration nnd rcooive letters of dismission
on tbc first Monduy in July noxt^tluj Jan nary
6th, 1869,-Oin.
iuiy noxi, iiiin imnniirj
D. W. NEEL, Ordy.
G eorgia, goruox County—J. A. Collins,
administrator of Nicholas Moss represents
to tho court, In Ills petition duly filed nnd on-
torod on record, that lie lias fully administered
said estate: This is theroforu to cito all per
sons concerned, kindrod nnd creditors, tosliow
caiiso if any they can, why Said administrator
should not be discharged from said adminis
tration, and reoelvo letters of dismission on
tho first Monday in July noxt. This, January 7,
1869.-0m D. W. NEEL, Ord’y.
EORGIA, Gilkkr Codxtt.—Libel job Di
vorce ix Gilvrr SurnaiORCoDUT.—Elmira
— .Henry Wo'rloy.—It appearing to tho
of tne Sheriff, that the (le
I
Court, by tlio return of tbo ShorltT, thut tho flo
fouaiutt lion, not I'MiUo In tho »ubl oonnty of
QRmor! unit It furtlior oiinourlni; that ho itoc.
not ru.Iilu in tlio .aid Stnto of Goorgiu:
. 0,1 lnD 11°n of Thomas P. Greer, oonnabl
for Llbolam, ordered that aatd defendant he
served by tmhllcatlon of this notlec, onco a
month for four months, previous to tho noxt
Term of tills Court, lutho North Goorgla Citi
zen, » public Gazette of snld State, published
tu Dalton, Oa.—October Tom, 1603.
• • N. B. HEIGHT, J. a. o,
A true oxtraot from tho Minutes of Ullmor
Superior Court. 8. P. williams, o. s. o.
* January 21-m4m.-.Prs. feo $9.
, . — —made to tbo
'Oyt 1 . Ordinary of said epttnty, for loavo to
jell the real eBtato of Peter Burgess, late of
said county, deceased, -
T _ ^THOB. FRISBEE, Adm’r.
January M-lm.-Prs. fee »a.
AND LETTER TIE ADS printed
lowest prices, “ —‘—*
J'N EORGIA,GordoxCodxtt.—Jesso B.Thoum
VTbrougli lias applied for oxomptlon ofpbrson
altyund setting apart and valuation of home
stead, and I wiU\pu8s upon the samo at my of-
floe in Calhoun on the 27tli day or March, 1669,
’ D. W. NEEL, Ordy.
This March 17, 1869.
G EORGIA,-Gordox County.--Jesso Miller
has applied for, exemption of personal
ty and setting apart and valuation of home
stead, and I will pubs upon tho samo at my of*
lice in Calhoun on tlio 27tu Inst.
MUreh 17,1860-21. , D. W. NEEL, Ord’y.
1 EORGIA, Gordon Codxtt—Sam’lE.BInlon
r has applied for exnmtpfon of personally
u setting apart and valuation of homestead/
d I Will pass upon the same at my offico iff
lhouu on tho 26th 1 ‘
i Inst. This Muroh 17.1809.
D. W. NEEL, Only.
EORGIA, Gordon County—W. J. Campbell
has applied for exemption of person-
ally and sotting apart and valuation or home
stead, and I will pass upon tho same at my of
fleo in Calhoun on tUo 26th of March L 1869,
mar. 15,1800-2t. p. W. NEEL, Ord’y,
G EORGIA,Gordon County—Osborn Gilliland
baa applied for exemption of per
sonalty and lotting apart aud valuation ol
homestead, and twin pass upon tho same at my
offico in Calhoun on tho 26tb Inst.
March 17,18C9-2t. D. W. NEEL, Ord’y.
Gr has applied for exemption of personalty
and setting apart and valuation .of homestead,
and I will pass upon the samo at my office in
DaUon on the 23d of March.
Morch 13,1899-21 W. H. BROOKER, Ord’y.