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About The Hawkinsville dispatch. (Hawkinsville, Ga.) 1866-1889 | View Entire Issue (Jan. 25, 1872)
items. g 1. 1 - . ”-”a St X>|tVc’* Mpisccpai Church Hundny AIM every Sunday at 9 o’clock ' a. ta. Morning prayer at 10 o’clock A. m. Evening prayer every Friday evening at 7i o'clock. • Rev H C. Hornady.—'We arc requested to state that this eminent Divine will preach at the Baptist Church in this place pn Sabbath nest BSarridd— At the bride’s residence, on the morning of January 21st, by M. Barber, Esq., Mr. Josiah Koukuts, aged seventy aix years, to Mis. Euzabsth Taylor, aged fifty-four. All of Pulaski county, Georgia. Sugar Cano 'Wanted —Wu want fifty Green Sugar Cane for planting pur poses, for which wo will give one year’s subscription to the Disi-atcu or pay the cash if desired. Bring us a few. •. „ Ooano at Ruction- —Mr. Jas. 11. Djchcs advertises to sell at auction on Sat utxlay-next* several tons of Merryntan's Phosphate. Read liis advertisement and be on hand with your cash. Cotton for the lost two days lias been selling hi Ilawkinsvillc from 10 J to 20 cents for the best grades. i— ■» ►- ■—— A righting Offcnoo —Just lmllo Wall, mule!’’ to an old poke-easy ani mal and a stupid negro, and a “ bit of a ’ scrimmage’’ follows, wlticli results in a knock down and a Council scrape. Five dollars and costs are then collected lor the use of the Town Govern mint for 1872. - McCormick & Oliver —lt will be seen that those gentlemen nrc again in the market wttli a handsome stock of provis ions.' Ha'wkinsvilie lias several of the cleverest Grocery merchants in the State, and of (Ids class we find McCormick A Olivier' They can afford the most satisfac tory accommodation to cash customers, and the c*sli business is the best from the fact thjt every man knows where lie stands. Read their advertisement. A Sad Accident—Capt. ISTorman McDuffie Silled.—lt is seldom we nre called upon to chronicle u sadder or more unfortunate occurrence than the killing of Capt. Nurmatt McDuffie by the cars at Dullard’s Station, Macon and Brunswick Rallroa-l, on Thursday hist, while on his way to Texas. When the news was re ceived by telegraph an hour after the ac ehlant, our citizens were grief stricken at tlmt had befallen ope whom thoyhalri kdown and esteemed so long. BuJ’few men co ukl claim more friends in thireoinmunity a ml vicinity than Capt. McDuffie. For loug years (indeed, we might saytiiis entirc life,) be hud been Identified with the interests of our section,and during that time, cudcared himself to a host of the best citizens of this and a ljoiningco n; et. Two yeans ago he removed to Texas, ac companicd by his family an 1 a low triemls who ycl remain in that far-off Slate, ami to whom the mournful tidings of Ids untimely death will lie an almost unbeara ble weight of sorrow. The remains of the deceased were brought down on Thursday login's train and buried at thqCeuiulerj’in this place ou Batmlay lasi,llls Masonic brethren of Mount Hope Lodge paying the usual honors to a departed member ol their fraternity. The business houses erf the town were closed on the occasion, and a large numlicr ol citizens joined 'ln the procession. There were many sad hearts that day. A man we may say evcrylnvly liked had gone to his final resting place. May mother earth press gently o'er him, and his soul find rest in thst better world unknown to mor tals. local Improvements—Since the first of last June more dwellings and store houses have been erected in Ilawkinsvillc than for two previous years. Whether it is a strong indication of the prosperity ot the town, we arc unable to say, but new framed buildings are going up all round, and some of them very handsome. Joe Miller's side of town begins to look pretty. Just beyond the shops ! o will soon have completed a very commodious dwelling, surrounded by a neat paling. We under stand also that Messrs. Wilcox, Miller A Cos. will erect other buildings in the vicini ty for tenement purposes. Sheriff Fuighum will also soon lisve fin ished a very pretty residence opposite the Methodist Church, the location being most eligible, and in a pleasant part of town. A large quantity of rocks has been de posited on the old McCabe lot, for the purpose of laying the foundations, so we are informed, of new buildings which Capl. Leith proposes to put up during the ywar. All the carpenters have been busy for Several months, and there is no sign of a oessstion of their employment The old town “ holds it own,” remarkably well, and will continue to he the best point for the purdbme of supplies and shipment of cotton for this part of Georgia. Hurrah for Dooly! The Danner County of Georgia!— Let Georgians stand amazed when we record one of the most startling facta in agiiciiltural history. Caleb FulUngtou, living in the Third District ol'Dooly county, hats now on hand TiuitTY-EUnrr bales of cotton which he lias had ginned and packed nine vitaus. Nine bales of this cotton are now stored in J. 11. Kendrick A; Co’s warehouse, and have been there wc believe since last Spring. The remainder of the thirty-eight bales arc now being hauled to market, and we understand will be offered for stile at an early day. The above Is one of the most remarka ble incidents in the era of cotton culture, and wo urc inclined to think some of the readers of the Illsi-ATcn will doubt our statement. Yet it is positively true. Wc arc almost tempted to hoist Mr. Fulling ton's name for President of the Georgia State Agricultural Society. At any rate he should attend the next convention of the Society as a delegate from the Third District of Dooly, and perhaps lie might tell 14 what he knows about farming" to great adva: tage. Wo arc ‘STottra Truly—There is nothing that cheers a desolate heart so much as a kind act, and nothing that gives more pleasure to the inner man than a dine from the ham of a tat pig, when dressed and baked to one's notion. Charlie Coney is a clever fellow, and if anybody wants an ill-sliupcn nose or an ugly eye, the best way to get it is to dispute our word about him. Just think of his killing a three months' old pig weighing forty five pounds net, and then sending the editor one of the hams ! Now, candidly, what better deed could lie have done to call forth the admi ration of our B——oul ? “Go the whole hog or none," is not Charley’s motto. lie believes in a division. Neither docs lie say, “Root pig or die,” lor his pigs were the largest and fattest in town. In fact, Charley is himself fat, and has everything fat around him. IBs baby is the preficst and fattest in town, except little Lewis Renton, son of our young Mend Henry Wood, amt of course it would be fatal to us ifwc were to attempt to decide the ques tion <>t lieauty between them, so the mat ter is out of our bunds. Oh, My! how Cold I —Rut (lu re is no danger of freezing if you wear good, warm Clothing. Perhaps smneliody is now wanting a nice, warm and handsome stilt. If so, just let them go o J-ovc A Ladlrr's, who arc now a.lvertising to close out at a reduced price. This is awful weather, ami if you value your life, be careful ami keep on good Clothing. We lielivc Jim sold about thirty suits a few weeks ago in less than three days from their arrival. That’s the way to do. Sell a great dea 1 and m ike a little piolit ou all. It were far better to sell thirty suits at a small profit tlmu five suits at a big profit. A go.il policy. Love A Liidler know how to do tlie tiling Yon might us well try to climb a greasy pole as to keep from buying when Jiiu I-aidlcr sees your money and finds out your wants. Ami then the firm buys cotton in large and small quan tiles. In fact they do anything to accom modate customers. Amusement —Prof, ltynn and his son Holla gave exhibitions at the Court House in Monday and Ti.es day nights were witnessed by not large though exceedingly well-pleased audiences. Prof Ryan's lectures were very entertaining, especially to those capable of receiving and comprehending his re marks, while . the series of characters wnich Master Itolla represented provoked laughter from the whole house. The tertuinmcnls, both intellectual and comic a), were highly cntcresling, and gave per fect satisfaction. Many conceded that they far excelled a circus, though not to be classed ill that category of shows, as they were more chaste in every respect. More Gourds The Pulaski gourd-vine story was not altogether without its morn! effect.— George Woods, tlie author of the romance, is now the most cautious writer in the universe. He carries a rule and tape-line in liis pi Kike l to nuns' ire things.— free(w nah lieu* You’re another, Harris. Wc tiiltud to resume tiie publication of tlie gourd sto ry in a few days. Laurens county shall have a hearing very soon. Pulaski beats the Ualancc of the world, but Dodge coun ty beats Pulaski, and now wc have a letter from Laurens that beats Dodge clean out of her boots. II [no oilier county competes for the premium on gourds, Laurens shall have it. A Kansas family contains fifteen chil dren nine of whom are girls. Recently their fond papa bought them nine dresses •piece. A good place for sewing machine agents. A clergyman named Fiddle • respectful ly declines ” the degree of Dl D. t because, as he said, he really did not wish to be known as the Rev. Fiddle D D. Sad Accident at Dullard Station - Captain off orman McDuffie- Kill ed. —Thursday morning as the up passim gel train on the Macon and Brunswick road was passing Bullard Station, ('apt NoruiauJdd tuftle stepped limn the car while the train was yut in JnOtien, and when walking up the platform stcp3 to en ter the depot, slipped and fe)l between thf moving train and tlie platform and was instantly crushed to death. These are the particulars as nearly ns we could get them, and suppose they are in tlie main, correct. Captain McDuffie was about fif ty years ol' age and has been for many yenrs an iiitluentinl citizen of Pulaski connty, until-two years ago, when lie re moved to Texas. A short tiiuu sineu lie returned to visit his old friends and ac quaintances, and had just started back to his home and family. Alas i alas Ihe will never reach them. Several persons from near Ilawkinsvillc were in company w ith him on route for Texas where they propose settling. Captain Mcl)ufiic will be re membered us tlie gentluuiuii who had dur ing the war, a considerable controversy with General Howell Cobb in regard to a steamer seized by tlie General on the Oc mulgcc river while in command of this dis trict. lie was well known throughout this section, and his sudden death lias brought sadness to many hearts.—Tele graph. - Ttao Central Railroad Pare Tick ets —The correspondent of the Baltimore Bin writes from Washington : “ The Con. trill Railroad Company of Georgia has been issuing a ticket covering a certain number of fares over tlie road, and which lias been used as a kind of currency by the company and by the community. This is in violation of tlie national hanking law, and the comptroller of the currency has culled attention to the matter. Office Special AgentM AS R K HAWKIXMVt t.l-K, oa., ) January 25, 1879. J All persons who hold my certificates for SliK-k in Macon A Brunswick Railroad, are reqiusted to present the same at the Of fice of the company in Macon, and receive their Stock Script. Those holding my certificate* for etock, on which full jxiymcnts have been made, and endorsed thereon ; will lie entitled to jxqw free to the meeting of Stock-holders, to lie held in Macon on the sth February proxi mo. Tliose who are still due a balance on their certificates will please call on me and pay such balances, and have same credited, and thus become entitled to pass to and from said meeting of Stock-holders free of charge. O. C. HORNE, Special Agent. Tribute of ItcEpoct. Mti.fvooT, V. fr V W ) January HI, 1872. | The committee, whose duty it in In re port suitable resolutions to tin* Lodge n i 1 itive to the death of our Brother, John A. Hundley, respectfully report: Resolved, Ist. Tlmt this L'nlge has, in tlie death of our deceased brother, lost one of tiieir best members, the community ; a useful citizen, and the Slate an honest and conscientious Legislator. Unsolved 2<l. That, in the life and char acter of brother ; llcmlley, we recognize those noble traits w hich endeared him to his ncighliors and friends, and which bear Hie unmistakable evidence of a true man and a good Mason. Therefore, while we submit to the <ibq*n sation of un all wise Creator, and deplore the untimely death of our brother, wc en leitaiii’ii bright hope through the merits of “the lion of ilic tribe of Judu,” that “our loss is his eternal gain." Resolved, fid. That these resolutions be recorded on the minutes of the lodge, a ropy lie sent to the family of the deceased banker, thu Lodge rviu lie clothed in the u-ual habiliments, and the uietiiburs wear the usual budge of mourning for the space of thirty days. Brother John A. Hcndley was bom in Pulaski county, 14th day of August, 1834, and died on the 19th day of December, 1871. Aged 37 years. J. A POUNDS, M. B. JOHNSON, W. B. CONE, Committee. General Grant has just touched the high est point of all his greatness. A paper col lar has been named alter him. Take Simmons' Liter lb pdator; it will remove all unpleasant feelings and make . you well. Prepared only by J. 11. Zciliu Si Cos. Macon, Ga. Foil House Cleaxiso, washing dishes, j doors, oil cloths, tables, cleaning windows, j paint, knives nnd polishing tin, brass and : all metal, use Enoch Morgan's Sons’ Ha po lio. It is cheaper and better, than soap, j Get it from your grocer, or at 211 Wash-! inglou street, N. Y. For sale by John Fale ) Si Cos., Ilawkinsvillc, Ga. ocl. ly-mn. i GEORGIA— Pulaski Couxty.—Where- 1 as, L. L. Harrrtl applies to me for let* j tors of guardianship of tiie minors of John A. Hcndley, deceased: These are. tliender- to cite and admon ish all parties concerned, to be and appear at my office within the time alhrwed by law, to show cause, if any they have, why said letters should not Ik- granted. J. J SPARROW. Ordinary. I dcc27-30u (Printer's lee $3.30 D. RHODES, Dealer in. Choice Family Groceries Ivlanning’s Old. Stand, Hawkinsvillo, Georgia Largo Stock of Bacon, Lard, Hams, FLOUR, SUGAR, COFFEE, BAGGING, TIES, Tobacco, SnulT, Smoked Beef, Breakfast Bacon, Dried Beef Tongues, Mackerel, Blue Fish, White Fish, Smoked Salmon, Oysters, Lobsters, Pickles, Jellies Preserves, Currants, Citron, Cranberries. Prunes, &c. FOR SALE CHEAP FOR CASH. nov23-ct n* swruna—p■aws—gffij Tun Svtii | SIMMONSjHSr 1 ■-TKyanilpain in the Mile, Sunn times the pain in in the •boul der, and in Niiftnken for rheumatism. , The stomach Is affected with loss of appetite and sicktictM, Iwiwels in general costive, some times alternating with lux. The head "i* US'. troubled w ith ij -r ttttti-r—> Spain, and a dull., j J—iJL V IjXV gheitvy sensation, It. Jl" ••■-Utcf.l.l- loss ut memory, nceompaiiinl with painful *cn s-tllim of having left undone something which ought to have been done. Often complaining of wealinevs, debility and low spirits. Sometimes ninny of the above symptoms attend the disease, and at other times very few of them: Imt the liver is generally the organ most involved. (Jure the liver with DR. SIMONS’ Liver Regulator, A preparation of roots and herbs, war ranted to Is- strictly vegetable, and can do no injury to any one. It lias been used by liundrf-Is, and known for the !n«t forty yenrs ns one of (lie most reliable, efficacious and harmless preparations ever offered to tin- suffering. If taken regularly and per sistently, ills sure to cure E3H— 33BBWWI»IB»|>y g peps la, JULATOft.p^p ■chronic dine fami—UMHinunirlma, affec tions of the kidneys, fever, nervousness, chills, diseases of the skin, impurity of (be blood, melancholy, or depression of spirits, heartburn, colie,'or pains in the bowel., pain in the head, fever nnd ague, dropsy, India, pain in the back, Ac. Prepared only hy x zz zmm?? &. co, Druggists, Macon, Ga. Price. $1 ; by mail ,1.25. Tim following highly respectable persons ‘•tin fully attest to the virtues of this valun- I4n medicine, and to whom we most re spectrally refer: lien W S Holt, President S W It R Cos; Rev J R Felder, I’erry, fin; Colonel K K Hparks, Albany, Os; 0 Masbir.on, Esq, Sheriff Bibb county; J A Butts, Kainbridgc, Ga; Dykes Si Hparlmwk. editors Floridian, Tallahassee; Rev J W Burke, Macon, Ga; Virgil Powers, Esq, Sup’l 8 W R R ; Hon Alexander II Stephens, Bishop Pierce, Gen John B Gordon, David Wills, D I), Gren ville Wood, Wood's Factory, Maeon, Ga; Rev K F Easterling. P E Florida Confer once. Major A F Wooley, Kingston, Ga; Editor Maeon Telegraph, anil others. For sale by J. A. THOMPSON, Ilawkinsvillc, Ga., And all Druggists thr<>ughout Uie South jnly2o-ly Dodge County Sheriff’s Sale. Will lie s«dd before the Court House iloor in tlie town of Eas (man, badge eounj ty, on the first Tuesday in February next, tlie following property, to-wit: One lot of land. No. fifty-seven, lying in the 20th District of originally Pulaski now Dodge County Levied on as the proper tv »j John Wesley to satisfy one tax fila ill favor "f Dodg- eounty. Property pointed nut by David Buchan, Agent. Levied on by U. 11. Evans, Constable, and returned to me this December 30,1871. JORDAN BROWN, Sheriff. !aa.n-tds (Tranters fee $3.50. KIBBEE’S Aromatic Tonic Bitters. f|MIE undersigned has recently returned 1 from Now York with a large supply of material for the manufacture of the alMive. I will in a few (lavs lie prepared to supply tlie fast growing demand. The best recommendation that they can have is the i iiflorsemenl of our Medical Faculty here, and elsew here, and the unanimous praise they have obtained from ull who have given litem a trial. I shall use only the lu st materials (Drugs, Spirits and Wine,) in their manufacture that ran be found in New York. J. M. KIBBLE, Proprietor. Ilawkinsvillc, Ga., Dee. 7, 1371. NO PATENT RIGHT! NO TRADE MARK I No Cure all, Secret or Humbug I have in my possession many valuable Recipes, some or which I have Inherited, and some that 1 have paid money for. 1 have tested thoroughly tliose that I am offering to the public, and I have found them quite equal to any preparations ol the day, in tin ir line of Specialties. Any pliy sietan Is quite welcome to all the secrets of their combination, and 1 have yet to find one that will not admit their merits on lie ing made acquainted with their nature and cliaraeler. Respectfully, decT-tf J. M. KIIIBEE. Chloroform Liniment. This article is a combination of Chloro form Ammonia, Camphor, Am era, Ac.,Ae, and is tlie In st nrlklc ever ofe cd the pub lic for Neuralgia, Rheumatism, Sprains, Stilf Neck or Joints, Sore Throat, Bruises or contusions of uny kind. Every family should have it on hntid, and trill hare it, after a trial of its many virtites. J M. KIRIiEK, Proprietor. Hawkiiisville, (la., Dec. 14-ts. CHOLERA REMEDyT This celebrated remedy has been n long lime in use in Now York, and other cities in the North, during the visitations of Uie Asiatic Cholera, with uuivensd approval, and is known as Corlear’s Specific for Cholera, Dysintery, Diarrlura, and trouble of bowels in adult, and children. Any physician will give it endorsenunt, know ing its com bins I inn . J. M KIRBEE, Proprietor. Ilawkinsvillc, Ga., Dec. 14-ts. COUGH SYRUp! This preparation of Syrup Squills. Syrup Ipecac, Syrup Wild Cherry, Tinet. Opium, Honey, etc., has met with general approlat lion and success as a relief to long estab lished and troublesome Cowrlis, either chronic or Irom seven: colds. Try a bottle. J M KIBBKE. Proprietor. HawklnaviHc, Ga, Dec. 14-ts E. J. JOHNSTOW, Doauxb at Clocks, Diamond and otuek jewel ry, Silver and Plated Ware, Musi cal Instruments, Fancy Goods, Oitlety, etc. Watches and Jewelry repaired in the tiret manner. 07 Mvuxri St.. Macon GA. " j an 4-3 m U S. Marshal’s Sal^ UNDER and by virtue of a writ of Pi eel t Uciae, issued out of tlie llotmrabla, the Fifth Circuit Court *f thounltod Slates for tho Southern District of Georgia, in fa vor of the Plaintiff Daniel H. Baldwin, ii the following cuso to-wit: DANIEL H. BALDWIN vs. Pulaski Manufacturing Co< I have levied upon, as the property 0 The Pulaski Manufacturing Company, nil those lots of land, situate, lying and Ming in thu town of ilawkinsvillc, County J Pulaski, and State of Georgia, known na4 distinguished in plan of said town, oa lota numbers live (5). six, (ft), seven (7), and eight (8), iu onaarc eleven (11), new survey or town ot Htiwkiusville, containing on* acre, more or less, together with all th« im provement.- thereon, consisting of the main Factory Building metal root, three atotion, first story brick, dimensions JiixtW; also. Brick Engine House uietalic roof, with ms seventy burse power engine, nnd one ta bular boiler with ull pumps, pi|iea and oth* er appurtenances necessary thereto. Also, two iqieriilivcs’ houses—one two stoiy, Iks other one story, with shop, and suck house, and other necessary Also—the following machinery and oth er ankles, to-wit: One (1) Willow with condenser, one (1) Double 1-appcr (Jenks), one (1) Lappcr Scales,' three (3) Clipper Cards with railroad head and Bclf-stripperi (Jenks); three (3) Drawing Frames with 140 cans ; pue (1) Dauforth Speeder 24 Bobbins; four Jenks Ring Traveler Spinning Frames, 904«pindlea each with changes of gearing; one il) sizing Trough copper pi pc; four (1) Traver-e Reels; 40 spindles each; on# ill Bundling l’rtss and Seales; one (It \S'Kid's Spooler, 21 spindles; one (1) Wood's lie uning Mill; one (1) Wood’s Warping Mill; one (1) Raising Press; one til (ju.tilranl Seale and Reel; four (41 Wood's 8 Treadle Looms, ami four (4) Wood’s 2 Treadle l-ooins with shuttles, reeds, Si c., all complete ; one (1) Rand ms chine; one (1) Custom Wool Card; one (I) Wool Gin ; one (1) Wool Breaker; one (!) Double Wool Card ; one (1) Kellogg con denser and kreel complete, one (IJ Wool Jack, 240 spindles, one (1) Card Grinder, one (1) Traverse Grimier, nno (1) Main Shaft, 90 feet long with pulltea complete, three (3) Counter Shaft’s about 50 feet long with pullica complete; Main Belting ana Belting for all Machinery, new. Severn] hundred feet, one (It Portable Furnace, Blacksmith’a and other Tools, one (1) Grindstone, one (1) Brass Bell, one (1) set Roller Covering Trails complete, six (0) Panel Doors, two (2) Pair Panel Window Shutters, (8) Mantel Pieces, two hundred (200) Ills. Colton more or less, in Picker Riant), eleven (11) Wurps, 300 yards essh. No. 12; one tl) Half bbl. more or less, Spimllu Oil, nuc (1) half lutrrell mors me lues, Wool Oil, one (1) lot Roller covering leather ami felting, one superior Wateh nian’a Cloek, (Buerk’s), one (1) half doxen oilier chairs. Fire Buckets, Water Buckets, lot ofteole and other sundries, and by consent of both Plaintiff aud Defendants, will sell the whole of the above property, (personal end realty,) at public auction, at tho Coart House, in the City ol Macou, county at Bibb, and State of Georgia, oil tho FIRST TUESDAY IN FEBRUARY NEXT, between (lie lawful hours of salo. Pray erty pointed out by Uie Plaintiff's attor noys. Dated nt Savannah, Georgia, January Ist, 1872. WILLIAM 11. SMITH, jnnll-4t United State* Marshal. NEW GOODS! Tlie undersigned takes this method #f informing the citizens of Pulaski, Dooly, Houston, Wilcox, Dodge and Irwin Coun ties, ami the public generally, that he will be found at the old stand of Grace A Fate, where he has just received nnd will keep on hand a splendid stra-k of DRY GOODS ANDCLOTHING, Boots,Shoes, lints, Domestics, Hardware, Crockery and Glassware, Groceries, anil ulninst anything Mint tlie farmer needs. Be stite ami call before purchasing else where, and you will certainly find it t# your interest, iis I am determined to sell as low in tin' lowest. 1 would esp< eially advise un cxainina lion ol tny SbM'k or Boots and Shoes, With an assortment of Huts, which cam not be lienten in Jirlce r.r qimiily. Country Prialtico taken in exchange for Gikhls. W. J. FOUNTAIN. Mr. D. G. Fleming, late of the firm #f Oliver A Fleming, will be found on hand ready ami willing to accommodate ail hie old triemls who may favor him with ft all. octl9-3m. Millinery Goods 1 Fall and Wintcr_ Styles 1871. MRS. M. S. COOK would remind th# Indies of Ilawkinsvillc find surround ing country that she is now receiving her Fall Stock of Millinery, embracing th# latest ami most fitsliionablc style* of (ummls, which will lie sold nt very renaonabk# prices. • Dress Making. To Ibis branch of my business I giv# every attention, anti guarantee satisfaction. Ah I deal exclusively 111 Millinery Goods, I shall -di e tii merit th patronage of III# ladies In givin a- raid luirgnlns os they can obtain elsewhere in the market-ho stile I will five lie in the latest alylca, and sell them articles J can warrant. I am also Agent for the Singer Sewing Machine, one of the moat popular iu use, aspecinieu of which can be seen in opera tion at my store. MRS. M. S. COOK. 00.t5-3in* GEORGIA— Pci.AMI ('ounrv.-Wher#- os, Win. 11. Hcndley having ipplied to me for letter* of n'lniitristratinn do' Ixmiis non on the estate of Getirge Dupra#, dtiCiouioil : Tlieoe are, therefore, to cite and admon ish all fierioiis concerned, to 1m: ami appear at tny office, within the time itreacnbad by law, to allow cause, if any they hav#, why said letters should not he granted. Given under my band and official signa ture, this January tfl, 1872 J. J. SPARROW, Ordinary. janlß-30d (Printer's fee 03.5 b) GEORGIA— Pulaski Oouwtv.—Where as, Win. Hendley spplies for letters ot ••ImiDistrulion on the estate of Jotie A. Hcndley, deceased : These are, therefore, to chc and mlfree ish all pr-rsotts cnncenied, to be and aptiear at my office within the time prescribed by law, to sliow eauoe, if any they have, why saiil letters should not is- granted. Given under tny hand ami official signature. J. J. SPARROW. Oidinerw, dec27 301 (Pnuk'iV fw
