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'X' II E EA ( I-< Un published Entry I'Vuifij Morning. FARM AND HOUSE HOD P- Helling d> Uaru. Tliere is a constant buying and sell ing (*f farms going on from year to year in our country. This restlcsrmow on the part of the farmer, and the de aire to change a present location foi auother, one hundred miles oil, is so frequently witnessed in our day tluii we coaße to wonder at it In the turn of our forefathers, when a man \vas settled on a farm he commonly contin ued thro’ life and then left it for his non. In times gone by the same laim was first occupied by the granulathei. and so on by the son ami grandson Thou the good old homestead wa i* verenced, ami the occupancy esteemed a privilege. There was a satisfaction felt by the successor that his pri de cesser was his relative, cultivated die same fields, wandered by the same brooks, traversed (be same bids and ate of the fruit of the same orchard. Then there was a borne feeling, home association, and borne attachments. Now the farmer looks more to his pe enuiary gains, and when ofiered a large price for his laud, liesitaies not to sell, lie quits his beautilul home, bis well cultivated acres, and emigrates to the far West, and commences a life of hardship that lm never dreamed oh It can lo safely said that where one man succeeds in this undertaking many fail. If lie could only sell his new farm, how gladly would he hi< bauk to the old home, now ’occupied by strangers, and the enclosure con taining the graves of his kindred ing to ruin. With the many will dispvfflg (.roubles inoidoul a | loluo j n a new country. Our advice is to remain where you are; if you are comfortably off, bo content to remain so; do not exchange a certainty for an uncer tainty, unless powerful reasons are brought to bear upon you to seek a new settlement in a distant region. Stick to the old farm, for it lias never failed you in tho time of need. The Suushitae of Sickness, Severe illness is a groat teacher. It comes unbidden and unwelcome. Its stay is often prolonged, as if it were uot au unsolicited visitor. At first wo I’oel impatient, mid sub mit with a very bad grace to the en forced confinement; we think that bui;- inosM cannot bo neglected; that people must be soon; that not one of the nu merous things can go on watt witnoiu, us. JJnt this original impression soon wears away. Wo perceive that the great machinery of the world moves steadily on without our help, and oven without so much as noticing our ub Renee. Our anxiety about many mat tors steadily diminishes, until, after a while, wo wonder at the intensity of the interest, which we once fell, ie sub jtiots, which wo have cmne to regard as of very little importance. Wo grow philosophical The days 80ftm longer because wo have attained a calm, patient, reflective mood; but they also have become pleasanter. Pain, if we suffer it, we have become accustomed to; and may be wo feel .> new veneration for science <>u account of the relief which medical knowledge has afforded us. Li the morning low er’s wo confine our thoughts within doors, where all iH cheerful. It is Urn sunshine, which ou a bright afternoon streams in at the windows of the still sick-chamber,which awakens the great est flood ol recollections. \V ■ go back to our childhood aud schooldays. We think of those of whom, perchance, we have not thought for years before. Uuf bow fresh and distinct ts our remem brance of them now! When we proceed to relied, what has become of them, and where I,hey are now, our thoughts wander over many lands, but limy rest mostly upon the ehurelivi irds. It is to those that one after another -it seems, as wo summon them in memory, as if it were nearly all -of our youthful com panions aro gono. And yet it seems but yesterday, that we were playmates together. We become sensible that iu reality human life is indeed but .. mere span ! Education lor (.Sit INukooi-. 11l onlof to give tile young ;l lliut o' ivl l fit might be loaruotl, teacher.s ought to devote a few hours each week to touching bcioiitilic education, ospcci ally such an volutes to agriculture. Short weekly botanical and geological excursions ought to bo made to th* country by the whole school, intev esting geological and ethnological specimens are lying around on h\on farm in this country. Every school house should contain a cabinet of scion tilic curiosities Thcso could bo col lected without any expense. Tiic cab inots would cxeito the curiosity of tlit scholars to know more about these sub jeds. Teachers that cannot teach any more than what they liud in sehoo 1 books are not qualified to teach. This qualtication ought to 10. required of every oue. The moral effect of teach ing science in our common schools would be to direct the minds of the youug from immoral enjoyments. Con stant employment and a scientific ed ucation ate among the best mor,timers that exist. To the end that wo may know what tiny mo doing in this di rection m other countries, 1 wilt hero state what the Germans have done to popularize scientific agricultural edu ction. In the first place, Prussia has four higher agricultural academies, with eighty paid professors; forty-one lesser colleges, all connected with model farms; five special schools for the cultivation of meadows, and for tue scientific study of irrigation; one spe cial school for the reclamation of swamp lands; two special schools for industri al agriculture; one school for horse shoeing; one school for silk and bee raising and pisciculture; twenty agri- cultural stations (laboratories) for ex perimeets and for garden culture; three higher colleges, and twelve sec ondary schools iu which the culture of Ihe drape-vine is made a specialty. All i.heso schools are connected with mod ■l farms for tlm practical education oi students. One contains two thousand h.ur hundred and fifty acres of farm ing hind, and fourteen thousand seven hundred acres of forests. Bavaria, with live millions of people, has twenty-six agricultural colleges, and two hundred and sixty nine associations for the ad vancement of scientific agricultural knowledge. Today the tier man em -I(iic contains one hundred and eighty four agricultural colleges, five for hor ticulture, seventy-iivo practical middle schools for garden culture, sixteen col leges for special branches, and besides an immense number of larger and smaller associations, evening schools lor the further education of farmers youths, led,tiro courses, etc. -(Dr. v 1 iftli. (iirat I'niik Agriculture. The farmer who stint™ as lie who as unwise, am 1 . eaitl(S ~ ill no is diminishing the ability of a faithful servant to bo useful to him. The farmer who obtains from a field not properly fertilized ton bushels of grain, when by manuring ho might have obtained twenty, is selling his la bor at half its value. He who does not give back to his fields as much as he takes from them, sells their fertility iu his crop and the fertility of the soil is the farmer’s cap ital. The farmer who will keep those truths iu view, and act in accordance with the rules they suggest, will find his compensation in tho incteasiug products of his farm, in the augmen tation of his wealth, and in the promo tion of general prosperity. When properly cooked, eggs aio dune evenly through liko any other food. This result may bo attained by putting Ilio eggs into a disli with a ' 1 r—V 1 -r „ upon them boiling water, two quarts or more to a dozen eggs aud cover and set them away from the stove for fifteen uuuutes. The heat of the water cooks the eggs slowly and evenly and sufficiently aud to a jelly like consis tency, leaving the centre or yolk har der than the white, and Liie egg tastes as much richer ami nicer as a fresh egg is nicer than a stale egg, and no person will want to eat them boiled au,i t having tried this method mice. T,.0 following recipe for choked enti tle should bo printed at least twice every year, as it is a sure remedy: i’ake of fine (lilt cllewilly tebaCCO enough to make a ball as large as a hen’s egg, dampen it with molasses so it adheres closely; elevate the animal’s head, pull out tLie tongue and crowd the ball as I,u- down the throat as pos- sible. In fifteen miim'es it will cause sickness and vomiting, relaxing the muscles, so tli.it the potato or whatev er may be choking it will Lie thrown up. Che cause ol streaked butter is tho imperfect working of the butter after and. is salted. Salt in butler sets the color, or deepens, or brighten it, so that if the salt is worked into the but ter, and not so fully worked as to salt eveiy part, then tho fresh butter re turns the color it had when it came from the churn, aud tho salt butter grows so much darker that, if, is decid rally streaked. The remedy is to work the streaked butter more thoroughly. Should you catch cold in the head aud have your nose stopped up no that you can scarcely breathe except through tho mouth, go straightway for a teaspoonful of fiue, pulverized white sugar, aud snuff as much as you can; or take a pinch of it and press it into the nostiils; after which hold tho head Lnick so that it can pen etrate through the air passage. L’res ently it will be entirely free and you can breatn as well as evor. The consumption of eggs in the manufacture of calicos is almost incred ible. No albumen is equal to- that contained in an egg—and it would consume the lay of 300,000 hens to supply mm of the large calico mami r.olorio : iu France. A hog should never bo fattened for food without being fed on charcoal to purify the meat. It. is asserted that with plenty ot salt and charcoal, hogs would never be affected with cholera and traehium. Newly-set grafts should be inspect ed a couple of weeks after setting, in order to repair any cracking or open ing in the wax. Wherever there is a crack or opening it should be care fully waxed over, it will do no harm to look alter the grafts the whole of Mar. legal advertisements. lIA UIL COUNTY. lia.ll Dtpnty SUcriiTi salts. I • ILT, bo sold before tho Court Honso door in the YV cite of Gainesville, Ha!’, comity, Ga„ within tho legal hours of snlo, on tho first Tuesday iu Juuo next, U *lits o?laml P mimbeni 111, 111, 115, IM, .11 m the 9th district of Hall county, O*., containing in the ag gregate about nine hundred and twenty-sevon acres. Also lot number 190 in the ninth district of Hall o uuty, containing two hundred and fifty acres Also lot number 118, in the ninth district of said bounty, containing two hundred and fifty acres. All levied , . . I. r. ibuiieil from Hall Su 'erior imon to satisfy a 11. fa. issued from Hall su 'emu court, at tiie suit of Henry M. Blaihslior, bearer, is. K H Waters, principal, aud Ambrose Kenedy and Jacob Kberheart. Levied on as the properly of R. H. Waters, principal, to satisfy said ft. fa., which b been iiald off by A. Kenedy, security, ami now con trolled hv him and tor the bonentof U. M. Kberheart. as Administrator of the estate of Jacob Ebarlieart, de ceased- Property pointed out by J■ F. Langston, ulsilitiirs attorney. Also, at tlin Bamo time aud plare, will be sold one town lot in tho town of Flowery Branch, lit said county fronting fifty feet on tile south sidu oi Chest, nut street, and running back one hundred feet, now J . . . rat 1 t 1 to teillslv U !’ ...cuoied liv Sam Stokes. Levied upon to satisfy a 11. fa. issued from a Justice Court of the 413th_ district, ti v , f said county, at the suit of Haymoud b. a an n .i'v JM. Cliainblee, principal, and T It. Jones indi. ltilea, eoeuriti-H.es the property of J. 11. Chaiu- Property pointed out by said ObiUUbleo. Levy made ami returned to me by If. W. Martin, L. C Also, at tiie same time anil place, wlj! bo sold thirty a, res of laud lot number 97, iu tho Btli district of said Cimlv and described as follows: Adjoiuiug lands of thichrak on the west, IVarf on tlm north, and Moore Oil the east landed upou to satisfy a li. la. issued from*a Justice’s Court of the vtiStli district tt. M.. ot sairt county, at the suit r M. li. tVwal, bearer, vs. Moore and A. M. Mourn. as ilia properly and - Levy mado and returned to lno by N. J. W Aiso?al the Kamil liino ami place. Will be t'&hl otic hundred acree of land. more or Losh, imiubiu known, being part of the Brannaii survey, am ad joining lauds of A. J. It Iwrte and Knema Roberts, Ot al., the place whereon the defemlant now resides, to satisfy two Justice Court li. fas. issued Iron, tbo 4IUI. district. 0 ii,. i t 11wi nett county. On., at tin* sod of James If. Itoboil* vg. .lessee Hearn. Lev leu on as the property of deiemjaiif. f.eyy made ami ro turned to me by Joel Lasitor, L. e. Also, at Ule same Lino and place. Will 1| SoU. <* acres of laud number not known, adjoining tne lands of J.. I>. Sargent ami Blacks!,,:r on tbo i lint,invest sl*j, Miss \Vate.a oil the rasi. *||*l Mm. McMiim on the s.mtli Hide. Levied upou to satisfy fi ti. la. Issued lion a Justice Court of the 3SMh district, < • county, at the suit of li. T• brown vs. A. U. daigpnt, as tlm property of itofendaj.it. I,y made and le turnod to mo by John ft, Martin, I*.' ■ . Also, at ilie same time and l>loo, * # ai fop °t * • more or less, on tiie Walnut Fork o the .c om u iivei, 0.1,1 county mid State, adjoining the lands ot Jilin U Simmons, I 1> Hudgins, P I) Leokie. Levied on as defendant s pre“’. • 110 - ‘J’ of a Hail Superior Court "• VB - " McNl a! - llams, 1.,r (lie use < d'H. U 1 ;, , ( i s( . (}| I f , f ] an ,| mini UopoH th,, aU , , tI U let' of UJf comity, (ia , Atsoj rioidainiug 25U acres, or 500 acres iu’au ag;;i> ,AVI’. Levied o;i as tho nrnnortw nf A 11 rili,„,„,,u on j'loi.otl.y OI 11 lUieiiaUlC, and of the estate ef IV S Armour, ill tho hands of Mary A Arinuiir, ftdmidisiralrix, to iio administered, tin, share of each defendant being tlm one undivided hall interosLiu sai,. lands. Property pointed oitt by W(J Shore, plaiuljfl'ln 11 la. i.e-vled on by vl.tuu of a Hall Superior Court li fa ip favor t>f W (’ Sliore, bearer, vs. A 1> Chenault ami Mary A An,mm, admin.piratric of IV S Armour, deceased. Also, at thp sajiio time aiu} place, on onp hpudrod acres of land, more or iose, number not known, lying in the -noth district, U, ,of rgi,■ county, adjoining lands of Tncmas Faulknor, Nancy Powort-., J i’Ptiweps, i t ah, by virtue of a Stato and county ii la (at tho in' stance of N 11 { lark, tax collector of Hall county,} vs, IV IV Ohanuupp. Levied on as defendant’s property. Levy made by J I* Hunter, L 0, and returned to me. Also, jtt tliosame and place, all that tract or parcel of JapiJ lying aud being in the toivu of Flowery Branoii, in aaitj KQijuly, paid land be ing all that portion of tho Martin piabo, on the east side of tho Atlanta and Hicliniond Air Line Railroad, to wit: 17 lots in tho possos sion of J. L. Firklo; ono lot in tho possession of \V. W. Cash; four lots in the possession of if- J. Cooper, four lots iu the possession of V. M. Rendlolpn; five Joj iu the possession of G. W. Adams; two lota in the ppaseysyo;; of H. J. liullah; live iota in tho possession of• Rraselton; one iot claimed iu homestead of Mrs. A. I’. Cagle, and twelve other lots on tho oaat side of said railroad. Levied ou by virtue of a IlalJ Superior Court mortgage ii fa, iti favor of Larkin fcimit}} vs. V. P. Caglo, as the property of said A. P. Oagio. Also, at tho same timo and place, ono still, still cap and worm, one-third interest in two stills, io;ty gtill tubs, more or less, with the one-third interest of ah tjjo thiujjs, lixturos, ote., belonging to said stiliu, iu tho sliil Jjonao of Findley & Leasers, with the one-third iu terost in tho lease of said still house, said house being on Flat Creek, on tho south side oi the A. A‘ R. A L. Railway, near the city of Gainesville, ju said county. Levied on by virtue of a Hall Hupoiyof (Jogrt U fa, in favor of B. li- Hill A Sou vs .Samuel Lessee out by dohudaiil, Samuel Lasser. Ainu, at the .ppm: litjie and place, a pertain tract or paie.f.l of html lying i:u Washington slreet, in Ibe city of Gaiu"Hvi:ie, in said conn •y, adjoining iaiuls of John A. i leaden, the Chapel lot on tlm east, Findley on the south and west and Washington street on ilio north, containing four acres, more or less. Levied oil an the property of Joseph Prater & R. 0. Castleberry, by yirt.uu ot two Jih.lice Court li las, 11 ll.h disiriet G. f|j , jn favor of A. i). Gaudier vs R. O. Castleberry ,V Joseph ih'ijer, makers, and R. !>. Adair, endorser. Pointed out by It. 15. Adair. Levy made by John A. Morrison, L. C., and I'etrued to me. Also, at tho sumo time and place., a corlain tract of liini* in said county, adjoining dm lamia ot A. \Vhluii.il, oy Jho north, Mrs. fucker on tho caul, J. S. Davis on the hdhlJi auil A. J. Davis on the west, containing ono hundred acres, more or toss, hovirii on as the property of benjamin Diimuif’in, by virtue ol tii roe Justice < lon i t If las, 1} ft f ■ district G. It, ol banks A, brother, tvvp against y If. Dunnogin A. li. A. Floyd, makers, and benja min I luitnegin and James It. Diinnej'ili, on ijorsors; olio Hp ijnsl benjamin Iliitiiiivjin A, W. L. Marlor. properly pointed out by J ion j. biuiiingin. ijiivy ininio and roturuod In nt<- hyjoim A. Morrison, D. (J. Also, at. tile same time and place, a certain tract of land, in iho city of < hiloosvillo, in said county, Uuniiiq; on dm vvost side ol Main street 70 foot, timneo rnnuiug oast along At J. TiiKglo’i! line to bnullord stract., thoncc along said street 50 toot to Julia lAiwelka comer, limneo west 15)5 feet to Main street, tlmnco along said street to the beginning corner, y/ilji an unfinished building on the same. f levied on as the properly of defendant, \Y. .1. bod, by virtue of a Justice Court, ii fa, -liliii distrii t (t. M., in favor of M. |l. Hudson and <i. u. Wheeler vs. W. J. JboM, Property pointed out by j>laintifl"s attorney. bevy made and returned to me by John A. Morri son, b. 0. Also, at tlio same time and |>!iioo, a Town but in lieltuu, Hull rmiidy, fronting (jfiy fogt on Railroad al.met and running buck In o h’tih died loot, upon which was recently a now two story bote! building (now Inn-nod oil) and a dwelling house, which is still remaining. .Sold as the property of Simmons, Hailey A (V , pursuant to a ilecrco and order of the Superior Court <d’ said county, rendered in the ease of Fffdlonian A. lfrown vs. Simmons, bailey ,fc Cos., defendants in ft fa, and Silver & Dougherty claimants; and in the ease of ''■ A J. F- Kiser & Cos. vs. Simmons, Bailey A. Cos., defendants in li fa, and Silvey A Dougherty, olai maids. Also, at the same time and place, a.'foivu Dot in the town of Belton, said county, front ing fifty lent on Broad or Kail road street, and running hack two hundred feet,. whereon there is a store house am! a small dwelling house, both new, adjoining lots of .hifne.-i M. Owens on the west, Church street ou the cast, and an alley on the north. Levied on as tho proyorty of Simmons, Bailey A Cos., to satisfy one li fa from tho Superior Court of said eouniy, in tavor of l’alfflt-limu A Brown vs. Simmons, Bailey A Cos , and one ether ii fa h'om Justiee’s Court of the 110th District, (■}. M., in favor of M. 0. & J. F. Kiser A Cos! vs! Simmons. Bailey A Cos. Levy on the iast named li fa made and returned to me by John A. Morrison, L. C. Also, at. tho same tune and place, the store house and toted land No. ], in block 2, in the • own of Flowery Branch, in said county, and known as file John Firiiio store house and lot, ami two lots, Nos. 1 and 2, in block four, situated and lying smith of tho radioed, in lue town ot Ft. every Brunch, and known as tho place whereon John L. Firkin now resides Levied on as the property of the defendant, J. L. I’irkle, to satisfy a !i fa from Ball Superior Court, in tavor of W. L. Hubbard A Cos. vs. Cagle & Pirlilo. Property pointed out and sale ordered by S. C. Dunlap, plaintiff's at torney. Also, at tho same time and place, a certain tract or parcel of land in the city of (luiuc.s ville, Da!! county, Chi., bounded ou the north by Washington street and tho lands of Pinter & Castleberry and John A. lltaden, on the west by- the land of K. Skinuei A Lockean, on the south by Laivroucoviile street and tiie land of T. N. ilauic ami others, on the east by Lawreiieeviilo street, and the Presbyterian Church -property containiim cighty-tivo acres, more or less. Also, a ciiy lot in (iainesvilie, Hall county, Oa., and all the improvements thereon, lying on the A. A K. A. L. it. It., about 1-1 of a mile wist ot tho depot, bounded by tho said railroad and the lands of B. F. llanie and Mrs. Mary Clark, containing two acres, more or loss, wuh iho new steam grist mill, boiler and all other fixtures to said lot, including car shop, two plainers, strapping pulley, ami all other machinery hI Inched to ' said lot. Said prop erly is known as the Findley Steam Mill property. Ail levied ou as the property-of the defendant, James A. Findley, to U fci issued from Gwinnett Superior favor of William P. Wbclchel vs. H W 1 claw maker, and J. J. Fiudloy and J. A - rj# lev indorsers. Property pointed out ordered by ti. C. Dunlap, plain ill s ylgo at the same time aud place, j, aoid tho store honso and the premises a 139 s 7 estate on which it is erected or built, o. dersou P. Caglo, the same being a Urge- ' story wooden building, known as the Ma>|. Q ITall building, erected by said m Cagle. Said store house and lot lviiig and being on the west side of Pine tiireet, iu tho town ot L lowery Branch, Hall ~ • i l.i i.~ OQ foot fr/iiitintT county Ga. Said lot being 28 feet fronting on Pine street, by eighty feet back along said si rest. Levied on as tho property ot the de fendant, to satisfy a lieu ti fa issued from tUU Superior Court, iu favor of John W. insK k vs. Anderson P. Cagle Droperty (minted ~,U ioltoill.. Hall County Potione.l *P‘> S “ c,1 ’ Sale. t 4TILL bo sold before the Coma House door in the W vitv of liaiuesvillo, Hlloouty,(ia.. within the hours of sale, on the first luesday m Jmo next, tbo following property, to-wit: The iraot of lsmt w|iroa Mrs Lmnida WaWH now resides, ou Hie waters of the Oooneo liver, * said Hull nonuty, a,ljoli!tßa m lands ot I>, U. ftbei-j hart and ofliers, cmilainiliß 9(K) acres, piors or lew : Levied ou as defendant's prope. ty liy virtue ot a U 4 (’oiirt (i tn, in favor oi JaiuoH A.•. Nuaw \*j IMirii'da YVataon, aumiulstnitri* of John li. YVatßor ''Also at the same time anil pleu, 617 ponijd" see,} chiton, bv virtue of a Hall emoty Supprioj. liont subpuma ii fit, iu favor of W. g. Hears vs L. ft, Udo and John Odell. Levied on as Hie property of and( Also, at tins same time and place, ono bay liors. colt, now about ono ypw old. Levied ou by vinil e two Had Superior ii las- ono in I*r '!> J . fi.sus* ind the other in faver of J. K. Langston, ami boil eontro led to A. .1. Monday vs John K. Udell all, FJcnda E. Odoll, priiieipal, and A. J. Monday, e< uriv. on appeal. Tvied on as tbo property of John t Odell. Property pointed eut by A. J. Moiidaj. con 11 Also, at llie same lime and place, oao-lialj interes in ti e rilv lot and house ill the city of Gainesville in,'too st, Cel. li e sanjo lielnfi the begup ud iej, jfbuj, the p Stoflice is now kept. Levied on as ti,. pn.pe r h , A L. I AW, administratrix, etc., by virtue of . iesii o Court fi fa frem Hi, J' ufl district (i. ki., ii favor of j. w. Hat is, a-ai,'”- u , v*. said A. L. Jaw .|rlx el li ”■ J - IV , deceased. Levy mark '.. erne.' ’ *y J. A, Monism,. L, 0. a,.d lelurm It. FJNUT.iiiV, s9 tit Lupipy Hilt,j iff. Gt EOItOIA, HALL COUNTY.-William A. Miller ' wluiinlßlrator of John 1). Miller, decoased, anl *or ljottora of Diauiltißiou from hhb! Htate: \ 1 liernfove, all persons concerned, are hereby noli nod to Hfiow cbuhh, if any Uioy have or can, why saiN applu'-aut uhoiild not ho dißiniHSOti; othorYvi&o lettei j dismisnory will be granted the applicant, at lie Angus) term, Vpj, of t(;o Opijrf of Ordinary for said county J. U, 1(. WUi'liUltw, I mayS-Jm. Urdluary.j Court of OnmsAKX, April Term, lK7ii.~n / T FORGIA, HALL COUNTY.-John L. .Jones adl \ A miiiistrator or Hiram Jones, deceased, bavins applied to tills (lou t for Tetters oi Insieiasioii from said adiuiuiqtf'atiuii; A|l pojigooa c: t ii;,oriiod am hereby notified and rc fpiired to Blio'V oausp, if ally (ixlsf, at Urn term l next of said Court, >yby paid iptters sliojild not be granted. Given under my hand, this April 13 187(1 aprlf-Sm ,J, 51, if. WJNUUHN, Ordinary, I Hull I’naljiouril L),,m(y SHerlfT Sale, , AiriLT, be sold before tho Court Honss door in tin, TT Oily oi'Gainesville, Hall county, Ha., within the leital hours ot sale on the first Tuesday In June next, tlm following property, to-wit: A:m Loyo and Uiijjl.y sawmill, |lp pyp ejabteen iiorae power engine and lienor, together with all tho n.vturtiti thoroto belonging. Lfviod on ly virtue of two mortgage n fas iHMinci by the Ulerfc of the Superb or Court of naiil county in favor of B. li. Seay v \V. W. 1' indloy and J. YY r . Uolt.solaw, au tho property of tie ir-ndants. Proporty poiut©<l out and dogcribod iu the seal mortgage ii fas. 8. H. FINDIjKY, _ a^)r7 "^ t Deputy Sheriff. DAWSON COUNTY, HEIUiAKTKB plaintiff* will he roqnlrud to pay the prlntor’s fee In advance ~n all executions plac.d 111 my liahds, as required hy section 364!) of thu Ondo of Georgia, before I will advertise tile same. Plaintiffs vdl confer a favor by not requesting me to assume a mwt'il respqnU>tllty in thin matter, where I have not if pent of iipciiijiip-y lutmunt. . . ' It. V. llffßT. Juno 2o r tl fcjlierllf of Dawqqn couniy. G< EOItGIA, DAWBQN (lOUNTV.—John <). Edmond- I lifil) qipljos f.o me for (efterd ,and adiniidHtrati'-ii, witli will annexed, id the eamto of (j. Alien, dcc’d: lhorefuro, alt purs,,ns ooncernad, ars Uoreby noil lied that unless good cause be shown, said letters will be granted die applicant at iho Juno term of the Court of Ordinary of said county, to bo hold ou the first Monday In June, 1876. a P>'l" td 1). J. BUBT, Ordinary. ( J order gi-tniied by (mnnary of al.l cpuiiiy, I vvijl nidi on ttio fjrst Tupaday In June. 1876, :)t pnblv oiit-cry, *1 ttio Court Hmitm door or raid lO'ljiity. Ii dw.-cu (lie lega} 110 -fS "f side; I,els or land milliners ulif. l.lijn, 1,1): f,, 1.1 pi and IMH, Sll >•! t)i lib a-- rn-r of the lirfit fwM-lion in said county, as tlie property of tho . stale of Issae MuGeheo, deceased. A perli'in ' i the above lands lie on tho Etowah liver, and in the gold region. l'>rt cleared unil a dwelling Ihereon. ’l'erms cash, iiprlf-td JOHN HOOKENHULq, Adiu’r. < > EOltGfA, DAWSON COtlNUV.—Whereae, Salomon '1 It. Ho|sii-, admlnlslrator of Nancy Olaridy. doc‘d., ti-|ir,is,i"t.H pin Oourt, in bis potitjon, dqly filed ami cbtei-uu on reiiord, Inal t ( o Ii f ,o fiidy aduiinistered Nancy tJlai’biy’ti estate; i- in Is, 1 iioreliii'i., to olle alt persons eoueorned, kindred ami eieditors, to sbmv cause, 11 any they can, why said administrator should n t be discharged' rroni bin admiuiutratioii and receive letters or diaiulaslon on the llrsl Monday in August. 1876. aprH-td ii. j. tillin’, ordinary. / 1 EOItGIA, DAWBMM OUPNtpy., Wljef.it., Wldtam A S TANARUS„ Uyera, a<liiiiliistrator of the estate of Jobe llycrs, deceased, reptuschls to the Oourt In his peti tion dmy tiled and entered ou record, that ho lias fully administered John. Byars’ estate: r rjiio j, thep'fofo, til cite id I persons concerned, kindred and i.roditoru, to ithqw cans”, if any t||ey can, why said aduiinlHll'iitor should l'ml hp disclm-god from his administration anil receive letters of dismis sion on the lirst Monday in July, Itvoi. niarl7 W j), J. BUBT, Ordinary. f 1 EOItGIA, DVWBIM OOU.NTY.— John W. It’unby *-A applies to me f..r letters of administration oil the estate of James it. Tanner, late of said county, doo'd: Therefore, all pei-s ms concerned, are hereby noti bed iiiai. unless good cause ho shown, said letters will be granted tho applicant ai the May term of the (Jour! ol Ordinary .ol'said county, to bo lioid on the lirst Monday iii May next. TANARUS). J. OlJitT, Ordinary. TOWNS COUNTY, / 1 iXiUGiA, YOWNH COUNTY.—Whnroac, W. L. A , Slltton, adniiniatratoi-ou the os ate of James M. much, deceased, applies to mo for leave to sell all the land belonging to said estate: Pins jo to notify all persons concerned to show .cause, if any they eau, why said leave should not be granted to said ap| Meant ou tbo lirst Monday IP August next. This I7lli day of April. IK7H. •ttprw-tf B. UKDDEN, Ordinary. S dEOItoIA, TOWNS OOUNI'Y.- -Wboieas, Martin ' t England applies to nip for letters of guardian wh'P bn this property and person of Andrew Brown ami Margaret Brown, minor children of Bata}otic Brown, late ol said county, deceased: Tliis is to notify ail uoucertteil to show cause, if any •hey uxii, wiilnij the time prescribed by law, why said letters should not he granted. ••iven under my hand and edit hi! signature, tills 15th April, ISitJ. rvp'-’-iT tf E. HEDDEN. Ordinary. WHITE COUNTY. isiek at 'l'li is I 4 I'l'EU tlie publication of this notice I shall not ‘ V adverdso auy levy, u .less the uduert/imy /Vr u i’aal ta me in ii.irtpirc, as the lain directs. None noej auk mo to Violate tills ruto, as I shall not do so in anj caf!o - BIM EON PAI.MF.it, novBJ-tf Sheriil Whito Cos. / ( EOItGIA, WHITE COUHTY.—Four weeks alii -A Hie date of pulilieatiou or tins notice, applici tmu will lo made to Hie Court of Ordinary of White ■minty, lia., at. Iho lirst regular term next after the expiration ol lids notice, for leave to sell at private s.ilc ali the interest that 11. P. Hollingsworth late if .said enmity,.deceased, had In and to the folio-in” wild uncultivated lauds, lying in counties oilier thial vomity or Whito. for the heoclit of the legatees ie tile, will id said deceased, to-wit: Lots numbers 63 (is . s. Hi, :w, ,:y,7.e, hr., is, 127, las, i s.-,, bw, W Am. '-”.'6, HAS, Ml, 371), 3!M, 437. 457, 4i, 4511; lying In imo oixni of Ootfoo county I<>, 4ft, 5,*., j do, * 45 ’ r' !l 4 03. 430; in second district of said Joii*' ty ol (loileo 7. 103, 107, 275, 355, 402; iu the third dls. trict ol (irdfc.o comity 23, 65, 72 ; In tlie fourlli district ? • olioly 133, 178, 180, 161). 375, 412, 44#; in the lil.n district of Appling county 281; ill the third dis tnot 252, 336, 311, 434, 430, 475; in tho fourth district el Mayue comity 12, In, 35, 36, Ml, 70, 1/1, H (;, 13 ; in tho riitb district 220; in the seventh district of Ware county 2111, 22(1, 227, 248, 273, 477: In the seventh dla iict,,| Clinch county 4111, 417; In tho tldrteenlhdis truit ot Oluuth ou lity 427, 423, 142; in the thirteenth Keliols uounty. tS.xid lots or jkutolh of land war, m originally fount}-. Kac.l, lot contain*. ,onr f'Unrtred ?tinl ni*-oty (*190) scr?B, more or !.*. <lio ab ivn lots of land in waid countioa ami Gduto of Thia May 1, IH7G. ii. L. WILIJAMS, Executor of H'. I’. HolUiißworth, deceased. inars- iw Union county. I'nloii siieriir Sales. HI ILL bo sold buforo On, (limi t House door in tbe town of Ulnireville. Union comity, (Is., on till li ret Tuesday in June next, wltliln the tonal lion re ot vale, tl,e following property, io-w:t: J.ot ,11 land number U 32, In the ili district and dm so, tiou by virtue of a it fa Issued from the Justicee Court ot. .SOitli district G, M., tn favor of T. S ifoglies vs .Solomon liyeou. Levy made and returned to mo by J. L. Trammell, L. C. .Also at the same time and place juris ot lots of laud Nos. (is and r. 9, in the Kith district of hist suction of Hilton county, Cia. Levied upon as Iho property ot Isaac W. Qi ,u, by virtiio of H i tl fa issued by* the Tax Collector of sal t county, for taxes due the B tat • and comity tor 1875. Levy made and returned by J. L. Trammell. L. C. “” mara-tils N. B. HILL. Hheriff. Wishes to Murry ! * Nil BKiiIKKS Mi INKY i'OU THAT PH UK,, p ,*l docs the lighter of the GKNLVA LA Bit. H t ,|p him. Subscription reduced to oue Jolla, a year. Hh'bs of tun copies. 75 cents each. Write to and. L. Hollins, Geneva, Ha., tor specimen of this "Georgia bunch. maraa-tf lAIA&WINTEEI ffit |NEW GOODS K 1 —AND— I\EW STYLES! U BOOiM CO. Take pleasure in Informing thetr numerous ouato* mojsand the public generally that they are Now Receiving * direct from the Northern markets r largo and varied stock of Staple and Fancy I3ZYY GOODS* Hhlm, Boots, Shoes, FAMILY GROCERIES, T3to Ainl iu fact almost everything required to supply the wants of the people of the up country. Our lingort* muiit of DREWtS ROODS in complote, aud embracos many new and unique atylcH, to which the attention of tiie ladien especially is invited, feeling sure they cannot fail to be plea Hod. The stock haw been *. arefully SELECTED purchased with groat care, aud will be sold to caab purolissers at a .mail advance on New York cot. Call and Examine Our Sleek and Prices, os we Oltarye notlilpg for fdjO\yl()g pup gunda K. b. IIOIIVN .fc CO. Septcmher 17Hi, 1876. BARGAINS —AT TIIE - ATLANTA STORE! | Our fall Block of DRY GOODS, (CLOTHING, IIATS, hoots, SHOES, HARDWARE, Siovos and TI nwarn, Baddies, Bridles, &c.. AUB*daily arriving from Sow York, Philadelphia, Bal timore, Knoxville, Nashville, OharlcHtoe, Atlanta and other markolH. Having bought at aolouhihingly low pi’ices, wo arc •fforing b uyainH FOR O ASH, THAT Defy Competition. Will oxcha- go ffoodg to. any Ijlqd of produce at c-.ch pricos. Extra iuduiLomomfl ai*o oftored ki Bagging and Tics. WILL PA r THE lIKHIEi- 'l VASIL PRICE FOB “ ’C: 7 TT~T •B’ % 9 , Al' Aid, TIMES, f IAIIAXKFUE for patronage 1 Min old a m, we so ticli a eantimiaureof the same to the new. Mr Menll Appleby osu lie found bellied tn con .ter, -ml will idler his friends special iudiieemunts. Please • all and examine our stock; ladles especially solicited no trouble to vliow hMITBI 4&, .1 IC\lU\S 4 Oft ‘i’2-.4iu Near tlie I'e^kot. J. K. BOONE. AU/,I itUIMibPH BOONE i BUDOLPH IIA VI NO lIItIiOVEDTO TUliiH, NEW BRICK STORE, On tiif> mi net, w e u.*w realty for buaiiAosij, A good Bt-.sji oi Staple Dry Goods —AND— am lilt Ait M ERCII AN DISK THlt HEHT Bools and Shoos For Men, Women and Ohlhlreu. THE.’ HEkT Coffeo and Sugar. THE 01SI.EBKATED Sl.owart & A list ain IF :t-i O XT XR , —AND— Piwisions Geiiernlly. We liite to deal fairly with everybody. Come and See Us. ItOONK *fc It f DOUIMI. uovl2wt/ A. J. COMER lias on hand and is constantly revolving a large as iortment of DRY Ci OODS, Groceries, Loots, Shoes, Hats, Caps, And Notions, Which he will rcII cheap for canh or country produce, dec 17-tf. Coflins & Hurial Lancs DAVIS & COX Gainesville, Georg fa. Would inform their friernU and customer-* i .41 their Urge and caretully selected stock of /luul -tte which they now hw in store Mid are coudio . y * cOlviiitT. have hoeii added COFFINS, BURIAL CASfSr . A.TsTrA CA SlvB 1 ] 6r5. ot nil sdz<-H and qualities, which will be tu niched the lowest retail prlcea. They purrliaae all of Mu-ir stock dire* 1 Horn 1 nvtmifacturorß, and are determined not to bo tin t C f sold. Rnuilonl Si.., Near Public Square, OAINKSVILLK, <iA. novlV Great Attraction! AT^s- J. R. BARNES & CO.’S. A FRESH SUPPLY OH NEW GOODS, COXSISTISG Oh Hats, Hoots, Shoes, &<*., RKADY-MADH ULOTIIINO. Over Cosits, Snils, Ladies’ Goods, Itlili mu width iumm, Opera Flannels i)e Laines, Alpacas, Waterproofs, Sliavvls, Haiiitoral Skirts, GLASS & HOSIERY, 4 NDVAItIOUB other goOde of ail varietiea and xiL color h, all at the lowest cash prices. MEW GOODS A largo lot of iVI. Id TN ’H Fall and V7inter C Lt O T HING —AND— Ladies’ Press (iloods. Also, full iiii* ol SHOES & HATS, :is tho L iiOitposL. .HIST It KCEI V El) AT GRAHAM l HAWKINS. Uosno One, Udsud All. September 17th. 1375. \ MONTH--Agents wanted everv where. l.iomiees iionorahleamt lirst b'") ! irlH-ulars soul free. Address J. \\ OU I 11 ,V CO., M. l.uuls.Xio. July 3! V i’flK .IAS. IiEFFKfi Double Turbine Hater Wfseel, #§ Jdamiftu lured hy POOLS * HUNT. UitUiiuore, Hid, 7,0g0 now jx usli Biiuplo, Blrong, Dp.rable, I ways i eliabloiiuil satis, luclory. ol kr (Joti/.n ISaSSSK tatv dill! of very beet finish. Bend for Circulars. GEORGE PAGE & CO., Ramd'aciiircrN of HATFNT PORTABLE CIRCULAR SAW MILLS, ALSOBTATIOIUErirOHTABhE / jik ,i r fil 'iet|Mille, Belters Turbine Witter Wheels, \\ qod \\ orkuiff Machinery of nil kinds, and M cliluiets Bmidden. I'Olt CATAI.DOtiX Caskets and Burial Cases. fipilE undersigned wd! keep coiißhuitly on hand a I supply of CASK FTS ami BURIAL OASES, and will also supply COFFINS of all sizes ami do.scnn tionH, at abort uotice. ir. VV. JtICH, may 2d, 1.873-if] 1 avia Street, Gainesville, Ga. Hygienic Institute. P| 4 l\mi y°n would enjoy the most de- I Jli \| ‘‘Khlf il luxury; if you would be IT 111 Ml i|*bo<>dlly cheaply, ploasaiitly ami V-4 1 U 1 J 1 hJ 'permaiieutly cured .if ail hiJbinuua lior>. Nervous. Constil utioitHl ami (Blood DiHonlern; if you have ltliou | mall Kin, fvrofula, l>.\spo,Hia, Uron chitir, Crttarrli,llian liu a, Dysentery, N*uralp;in, Furalysis, Diseases of the Kidneys, Genitals or Skin, Chill and F.-ver, or other Malar al A flections; if you wo dd he purified ir.-m all I’oih-id* , whether from L)nija or Diseaso; if you would have Beauty, Tieulth ami Long Life, po to fn i • | , the lustituto, and use I lirk iSll tinal. KtiH.iHin, THF TU Kl H BATH, Ihe Writer Cure Processes, ” 1 hr* Movement Cure,' r Electricity and other Hygienic Su*4*s* iVoiulr.iftil ('tiling All Curable Canoi. If fiot a)>lo to aiul take Foard, send full ac;ouut of your case, as.d get directions for TREATMr.N AT HOME. Terms Reasonable. t \ I fTITT I Location,corner Tdoydand \VIIBU , L< AIII I 1 Opposite l’assenger l)o|ot. nnl li I Atlanta, Ga. Uillii ! j JNO. BTAINBAOK AVI SON, liovfi-.fnil rhysieian in Charge. E. M. COBB, —PROPEIETOU Of— Livery, Feed & Side Stables, TOCOOA. GrA. WIliL keep the l>*Kt Horses and Carriages, and careful hands wii! attend to the transient stock. Nutttai Uua Onaittuteedtu Patrons. sa*y2B-tri = l' A W’S DEPARTMENT. Jif- HeKTmi xk.'wsr W h n °' d f " n '; ds >fi Hall and udjointug com,tick that b, hue ti* T ▼ up and a %EW on the South-East corner oi the l’liblic Square, in GAINMSVII.OO, GEORG I A , and id now receiving A Large and Well Assorted Stock of Hoods, That lie lias just Bought in NewY ork & Boston at Reduced Prices Ills stock is full and complete, an.l consists of 3EMER-W 4S- MIIS^ 110 OTS, SS 11 > ES, It IIARI >W A. 11, IS, CHOOKEI2 V, CjS roceim isss, Aud last, but not least, a large lot of READY-RHADE CLOTHING, Thai he intoultj SELLING AT BOTTOM FIGURES TO CASH Cl 'STOYSLIiS. A long experience in the moicantilo business lisa salisli, ,| htm that it. is hi,iter t,.r the moi. i, ~,> i., ZtZm U " y U,e l- “" ' lml 110 11:19 '““ l **. ‘bat rt.lt* to lH,g,u will,, am. vm ~„'t -O -4 # TIo will keep none but polite and accommodating clerks ami awdstantH, and with strict attention ‘o ness keeping always iu view the golden rule—ho hopeß to merit and rccoivo his hliare of Mu-, public vuV.-ouHt r- He will Take in Exchange for Goods. CORN, WHEAT, PEA'S, BEESWAJC, TALLOW, EGGS, RAGS, &c., And Will Pay ilio Higlicst Prices I’orllioSiinie. CASH PAID FOR-COTTON. (Tom W, Red Attends the Cotton Department.) Goods Delivered to City Customers FREId Of’ 0.1 MAISCi i0 ! PBiCES READY MADE CLOTHING; iTlciUh l l 'T(-tc > li Uassiiiicre Ucccjilioii Suifs|at Iroait . - SsivJ io “ Overcumts, loftis* “ l*itlon, - - $1.50 LoW ‘ Veslß, $1.25 Io >:-f.50. 14 Ifluck (!lfli I'Toeli Coals, - . . . ssH<sf‘4. Youilia' Suits (Ikst CiiKslmer), - SUM $62.50 Boys’ Otctcoiifs, - - - „ $: Os s;j.so T. <J .V 14 r l.’ Al Id E , 1.. AGENT AND DEALER IN PIANOS AND ORGANS, GAI?iiESVSLLI: t OFC)¥?CIA- A GOOD 7 1-3 OCTAVE I'LANOAT frS.O, (l.’i.E TiUC ABOVE 1 ill Tv iiflt ;t!) s.to ftloiles’in liiijiievemi'iff' 1 AM AGENT I‘\)ll THE OELELiIIATED ItNAISE, UALLET & DAVIS, HAINES iiUOTHEHS, and SOUTHEftN OEM I'iaiios; Whieii are iiret etttse iu every respect. 1 will eouiiM le with AilauU prices, and keep the instrumeuta in tliormigli repair for otie year. My B>htom of Tuning is that ot EQUAL TEMPERAMENT, Anil according to mathcmatiral doiaoiitr.dio!i, It is the only way I>> which n i'15.10 rau i. TIUVUU (OIiKTCTIaV. For farther particulars, a<hircss 'V. .1. C: A I t I’M (JAI iV ESVJ L L V !. HF.EEHICNOES ; Col. j. r. Estes, UuV. T. I‘. Cleveland, (iivinenviiio, (i:. doc 10-tf E. T. M c L E R O Y, S A MO 15 £l% i’atent Mthlii'im-s, Paints, Oil.-,, V'artiishes, IVindinv (Bass Fuili, Paint iinisiics, Dya SI tills, Ac. Find I'tiil'iiinery, Kitucy and I'ttiiH Assi-t.i,-- Ormiug (IntnlM amt Ht'iishi-a, Iffiiinp fti* all Itiisils, Ginger, * iV|iiei', Sjticc. Slarclij Pine Tobaccos <ui! < !igr-., PURE WINES AND LIQUORS FOR MEDICINAL L’UKiff t.SEs PAINT, OIL AND GLASS A SPECIALTY. I also offer for salu a fine lot of Drugs ami Chomicals, which 1 |Uojio <• to ~-ll ACTUAL COST, in order to close theui out, us in future I o\j ct to dt- l ofily m Patent Medicines, Paints, Oils, (ilass, &c., At. All gooffs solff by mo will bo wucrauteil Fresh, Genuine, and oi’ the Best Quailly PLEASE EXAMINE MY GOODS AN 1 ) DIUOMS Before buying el.>ewhore N*rth bide Public Hquare, at Mc&own *M. Leroy’a old stand, in Can ilei iiuxuiiug, act 22-tf Gaintaviiic, Ga.