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■> iJ—»'A; Is it-his'usutit- ti v f 0 I. 4, n * ''1 P wa3 :i g a ‘ !1 the surprise! inquiry. ]/&• v X ^UUl« -'Weil, not exactly; la: money is very tight jiist new, and I am anxious future I THE CHILDREN’S CORNER GOING DOWN HILL. xDat looks lad,” exclaimed Farmer JTliJe. with an expressive shake of his head, iis he passed a neglected garden and; IrW en down fence, in one of h:s dv.’ly w.il 3. '•‘Bad enough,” was the reply of the vgmpaiuou. ‘Neighbor Thompson appears to he ° "I can re running down hill very fast member when everything around his place was trim and tidy. ’ ‘•He alays appeared to be a steady industrious man,” rejoined the second gpeal-er. I have a pair of boots on my feet at this moment of bis make, and they have done good service.” " ‘‘I have generally employed him for myself and family,” was the reply, ‘ and I must confess that he is a goo 1 •workman ; but nevertheless, I believe I shall step into Jack Smith's this morn ing and order a pair of boots, of which I stand in need. I always make it a rule never to patronize those who ap pear to he running behind hand. There is generally some risk in helping those who won’t help themselves.” “Very true ; and as my wife desired me to look at a pair of shoes for her this morning, I will follow your example and call upon Smith. He is no great favor ite of mine, however—an idle, quarrel some fellow. •And yet he seems to he getting st h>ng in the world,” answered the for mer, ‘and I am willing to give him a hft, Hut I have an errand at the Luth er’.-. I will not detain you.” At the butcher's they met the neigh bor who was the subject of their pre vious conversation. He certainly pre sented a rather shabby appearance, and in his choice of meat there was the ob servation of farmer White. After pas sing remarks, the poor shoemaker took his departure and the butcher opaned his account book with a somewhat anx ious air, saying, as ho charged the bit of meat, “I believe it is tim 3 neighbor Thompson arid I came to a settlement. Snort'accounts make long friends.” . '“.No time to loose, I should say,” re marked the farmer. “Indeed ! have you heard of any trpub-16, neighbor White.” “Ho ; I have heard nothing ; but a man has the use of his own eyes, you know : and I never trust any one with money who is evidently going down hill.” ■ “Quite right; and I will send in my bill this evening, I have only delayed on account of the sickness the poor man has had in his family all winter. I suppose he must have run behind a lit tle, but still I must take caro of num ber one.” “Speaking of Thompson, are you ?” observed a bystander, who appeared to •.ake an interest in the conversation. “Going down hill is he ? I must look out for myself, then. Lie owes me quite a snug sum for leather. I did intend to give hiin another month’s credit, but qy the whole I guess the money would tie safer in my my own pocket.” Here the four worthies separated, each with his mind filled with the affairs of neighbor Thompson, the probability that he was going down hill, and the best way of- giving him a push. • In another part of the village simi lar scenes were pasir g • “1 declare,” exclaimed Mrs. Bennett, the dressmaker, to a favorite assistant, as she hastily withdrew her head from the window, whence she had bte 1 gaz ing on the passers by ; “if there is not Mrs. Thompson, the shoemaker’s wife, coming up the steps with a parcel in her hand. She wants me to do her work, hut I think it would be a venture. Every one -says they are running down hill, and it is a chance if I ever get my p R y-” “She has always paid us promptly, ’ was the reply. . “True ; but that was in the days of her prosperity. I cannot afford to run any risk.” The entrance of Mrs. Thompson pre vented further conversation. She was evidently surprised at the refusaj^of Mrs. Bennett to do any work for her ; but as great pressure of busi ness was pleaded as an excuse, there \vas nothing to be said, and she soon took her leave. Another application proved equally unsuccessful. It was strange how busy the village dress-ma kers had suddenly become. On the way 'home the poor shoema ker’s wife met the teacher of a small school in the 'neighborhood, whore two o£*fc>T fill i Iflvori cuttoivdo^ • “Ah, Mrs. Thompson, I am glad to see you,” was the salutation. “X was about calling at your house. Mould it be convenient to.settle our account this afternoon V' “Our acoeunt?" was the surprised' reply. “Surely the term has not yet expired ?” “Quly-half of it, but my present info is to collect ray mousy at any timo. If is a plan which many teachers have ado. ted of late." “I whs not awate that there had been any change in your rules, and I have made arrangements- to meet your bill at the usual time. I fear that it will not be in my power to do so sooner.” The countenance of the teacher showed great disappointment, and as she passed on in a different direction, he muttered to himself: “Just' asJL -expected. I shall never eee a cent.' Everybody-savs they aTe going down hill. I must get rid of the children in ■ some way. Perhaps' I'm ay get a pair of shoes or two in payment for the half quarter, if I manage right; but it will qever da to go on this way.” A little discoiapoied by her interview with the teacher, Mfsi; Thompson step ped l into a neighboring grocery to pur chase some trifling ‘ articles:; of. family stores. to got ail that is due me. in intend to, » ^ep-short accounts. Tier is a little b”.Vif-you-would like to lock j at it'. It is but a small affair. “Thirty dollars is no small sum to us just now,” thought Mrs. Thompson, as she thoughtful y pursued her way to wards home. “It seems strange that all these pay ments must be just now, while wc arc struggling to recover from the heavy expenses of the winter. I cannot un derstand it. Her perplexity was increased by find ing her husband with two bills in ins hand and a countenance expressive of anxiety and concern. “Look, Mary,” he said, as she enter ed, “here are two unexpected calls lor money ; one from the doctor, and tne other from the dealer in leather, fi om whom I purchased my last stock. Iney are both very urgent for immediate pay ment, ahheugh they-have always b on willing to wait a few months until 1 could make arrangements to meet their claims. But misfortunes never come sing y, and if a man gets a little be hind hand, trouble seeui3 to pour in up on him.” “Just so,” replied tne wife; ‘ i In neighbors think wc are going down hill, and every one is ready to give us a push. Here arc two more bills for you. one from the grocer, and the other from teacher.” lie ply was prevented by a knock at the door, and the appearance of a lad who presented a neatly folded paper and disappeared. “The butcher’s account, as I live!' exclaimed the astonished shoemaker, “What is to be done, Mary ? bo much money to be paid Out and very liT.!;- coming in, for some of my best custom ers have left me, although my work has always given satislaetion. It 1 cc.g.u only have as much employment as imi a!, and the usual credit allowed me, I could soon satisfy these claims ; bui to meet them now is impossible, and the acknowledgement of my inability would send us still on the downward path,” ••We must do our best and trust m Providence,” was the consoling remark of his wife, as a second knock at the door aroused the fear that another claimant was about to appear. But the benevolent countenance 0. Uncle Joshua, a ra;< j , but ever welcome visitor, pres-tiled it-clf. Sealing h m- self in the comfortably chair whio-i Mary hastened to hand him, he said, in his decent!ic, but friendly manner: ‘Well, good folk--, I understand the world does not go on as well with you as formerly. What'is the troub e? ‘There n ed be no trouble,’ was tin reply, ‘if men would not try to add to the affl ctions which the Almighty sets t > bo necessary for tis. The winter was trying one. \\ 0 met with sickness j ic for settling-?”-*-8 nwiis to hr a '• md i ng,-!'mi just isTT'a 'y to. push b m down, if they n d foai it-s free is timed lout wav. Ii finure, neigh 1 or Thompson, let every long a-ound you Wear an air of | rosperuy, and von will be sure i > prosper.’ And w n a satisfied air, {Jiicfo Joshua placed h a naotiev in hi' puck t b<> ik, read; b> in ret Sotll - other o aim upon i.is b 11cvd- 1 mi >p, wii 1st he, whom lie bud t mis he- r:e /led, wit 1 cist erful countenance, retained to his happv'Tiom egtil Nbikiis of mshingioH ifo/ D sal Xotkes foF Washington Co. Washington Sheriff’s Sales. ■solU before ilie (Joint lions' • ,4/ ii.iu oe nom ui-ii'ic 1 .*« '•''"■x door in ^ y * tniodersvi! jo, "Wusliiiurion county, on the fit-t Tuesday in October next, tins following property, tu-wit; One hundred and ninety-six am laud.-* oi Vinson ' Beautiful Lesson. Sometime ago a boy was discovered 1 the street, evidcniiy int< lligen’, bill to sick. A man wiio bad die feeling kindness strongly developed, went ask him wi at iie was doing there. ‘Waiting for God to come to me.’ ‘What do urn mean T said die y< n- ;1 mat’, touched by the p idiotic tone ol t :e arise er at th .- b«>y, in w I o e eyes a .d Onsiii d 11 eC he saw ti e evitlciice of ever. ‘God sent f >r tiurter, and fitiier, and In lie brotln-r,’.-a'd 1 e, ayi '0"1:' tlu-m ;■ way to ids home up in t :e ; and ...nLiicr told me wiieu s ic was sicK t!.;i God won d take care ol me. I daV.- 1 o linin'-; no'iialy t.. give me anything; -o f cn.i.e litre, and hi ve been I oxing so lung up in tin- sky lor G'd to c >m • and take c rs of me, as >n> t er said 11‘- uoud. lie' wdl come—won t lie/ Motile! nrver to d a L..’ • fes, my lad, sai 1 the. man, over come with emotion. ‘He 1ms seni me o take etire t f vou.’ You should have’seen his eye and the smile <1 iriumpb freak 1 ; 1 IS face as lie Sait! ", ‘Mother never told men lie, so; you l ave been so long on the way. of land, more l-j.-s, adjoining lauds of Vinson Tanner, i-tuiilei E tirei-i mat others. Levied on hs i*c pwperti <>f_ K. 15. .V liiddon 10 sat.-iy one (\>ui:tv Con it ti < in tit', o- of Enoch II. Linder vs I.. 14. Yt oi nlon. Alsc nt tliU same time ttHil | lt.-e Will'iie sold, I'iH" luni-■ ied mid tl.iriy acr,-s ot iund.mure Ar less, tn the waters "I Keg ("reck, ft r>«s.hiii>1aiid< "f A-sc Mills. Stephen An 1= and otiiers, waercoi; H-za! ejl) Bailey now resides. Levied upon as b e ] r-p. rt. "t said Elizabetli Bailey W-Mitisly t-.-,o^yis_'m- Co c t ll ras’ouein tavof oi A. (.’. lltitigan \s adi zi 1 al Bailey, ami one in favor or ,.M. E Lugiruii vs K iz iilieili Baily. i’repei ty poinled out i>y l'l.iiutilf Levy made a'd rcuriied to me by u Constable. Also, -.t ti e same t me and place, will oe -oi l, six hundred acres o r t.nd, more or lis , ‘y- imr on t!:o waters ot .ihoopce. ot said eoun-y. ad- joi ing 1 mds of ,/iscv, :..,.ri-on and otlieis, del lie lie p ..ee where :tlie. defend nit now reside--. 1„ X ed on as the propery of 1’li‘nl p C rk to mi isV- one superior Court li hii in favor of -/ im s Kasriii. • s 1’Li.1 p Ciaik. I'ropeity pointed out-by i'lsin- i If. Ai - o. at i lie same lime and j.’flee, will ! e «old, tlie iiiteiest of I’iiicdmey V\ i.iif.e d m a ecitain tract "t la ml iii M asicngien cettr.ty, on me water- ot Wi I unison’s Swamp, aiij'-ioina lands ot Abram \ otiuablood, th*o. .(ii'oss. i. M. Harris, II. b. \Vlight and olliei-, coniaining one timUsitno and s : \t.• nere 1 *, more or les-, an l -le-wn tire itolicit Wuittield tiai-t. levied • n a< lli“. pi;.[(.-ity of I’mckney Wiiilticl i, to saSi.dv .me .Superior l onrt li fa, i fa\or ot J*-i 'll B. Ji.son vs I’im-kney WiiitfeL. Properly poinled out by 1 liintiil’s At torney. Al-o, ut ’lie s-me tit m mid place wi:I l>n s< 1 !, tut in'.eii: t of Iio'urt Whi'fi'd.l in it certain t r-et oi tried in Wi.-ili gfon coin ty, i n tl.e waters ol 'Wil,- li ni-on’s swamp, sdjo.n'iig lauds ot Abram N ",ingb ,-tit), .intin Gi' 1 -*-. T. XI. Harris. . it. Wrigs t min o'lie-s, contiinitg oi e tlion-aie.l and - >:fy ircus more .r less, kmwn as ike l.'obert W., t.‘ie d tract. Levied on us the pr»poi ty nt Uulnit VViiitii'eld,' to satisty om; Ink tior Court ti la ill f v r of 11 l'.-ou h i, t/olibsOli & Co., vs K ben Wi itfiel i. Proper'y pointed out i y I’-e.intitt's Al- lornev. ,/c.SsE I'uD.N", sii d. Sept 1. :8 9. tls GEuKGl^I—Washington ''otmty. - B Havwood Brookins, Ordinary. Wkereits Ml S. Adams, Administratrix on t..c c-tute-bf Jordan S.' Adams, has filed lier petition lor letters of Oisniissiou from tbs said estate These are tliereiore to cite and ndmouisl. all .mo singular tke kindred and creditors ol said deceas ed to be »tid appear hi my ollice witlnn the tin e prescribed by law, and slmw.eanse if any tl.ey bate, whv said letter * should uut be granted. Given under my li.utvd at office m baudersvdle, ti.io 6th day of Sept inbei’. sli9. HAVV.’GUU BBOOklbS, Ord’y. ISBa. N otic is for" JobnsBU Co. Mi seel 1 a neons Ad?t ft ‘scfacaj^ STATE OF GEfiK lIA, Ailmson County ) Superior Court, f April Term, lSb'J. T appeal'sujr to the Aurt by tke petition of W • • ii .L.a/i -ti./l all I *11 'i'lurtin (a copy of deed and nifiduYit 'here unto aliuexedj that Said W. 11. Martin was posses sedof tke origi-a 1 deed ln said |*ruio"Jienth-ne.lj .p-. Nonce. "t'JIiTV aa- c : tier date up; lieation v.ilj he ; o to t 1 o Court of Ordinary of Washing Joanty. for tin order to se l all the lauds o'niic pg to ciie is ate oi J. A. .Mi^t ohnn, late ot .id county, dee-eased sept. 8, 1SS9. iiAlEoBD HART LK, A lin’r. lm Notice to Debt ts dud Creditors. 1.1. |.eis r.s ii debted to ti e estate ol Henry -.lid that "aidairiiy.ii-i deed lias f-ceu lost or inn mid l.e the saill iV. U. Martin, praying the esmb- li-iiii g of Ike sai'l copy deed, m lien i t the l-'-t original, so lost or nmlakt. H i- ordered,--by t.ie Court, Mil the said Ge. rge L. Lewi-,sltal. eomeon lie Hist day of the next teim ot th s Court, m d show euu-e, why tile s .id copy deed, should not e established, in lieu of the oiigm. 1 lo-t us uloresu-.d, and it-is Invtheh ordered, that a copy o' tins rule he bcrv<il per-oiat ly <*i» ti e L. Le\v.>, if to be-found within the State, and it not, to he publish* d in toe Central Georgian, three months previous to the lic-xt t' ru, ol this Court. vv M. W. 411XOX, (l‘k bup. Ct.,./. C. July 14, 1869. fids!:, Noble Conduct of a Negro. Tne Augi'Stil Chrotck c£’ ^Cuttorl I'e— f ih-gi0 Udiiciii;iiue.-s tha' dues a c. is wn! tli y oi d i ecu ru A moii mefi Dau Tuin« r iifui leeti CO victc mv a in:.gist d l«»r sted-i'-g a fi g. u ! 1 St litcl.C-.lt- l '■ IT.I-Ul a II tile C gdiipq when tin* i d!»-.•• ing > cedrtii: \V..en tin j iri-iee hud .. .ii . cn'-C'l .1) oid .-elite Bun lii'Oul W.'Siiingion eouuiy, dei-ea • re r< f;iit-bi(-d t«* in nictli.-ne |>:iyn i nt, jhk! tluifC having 1**1111*1?* ti **' Mii*i wil» pie- r.eiit thtin ia tsnu* oi the it'***. fAdhtV. b. M. LLAx' Dj ) Aug. 4, I860. 40cl GnuiUsiA—Johnson County. By Jas. K. L. Alkn, Ordinary. Whereas Esra New, Administrator on the estate ol John New, late ol said county, deceased, has applied to- me for leHets of DisidTision from said adte\nist;a- Lcuai Notices for J in; r.uid Foiaih. These r.rc therefore to cite and admonish all per sons aoueerned, to be and appear at my othce w ithin the time vmscribed by law, to she.; cause it ary ' :hry have) why said tetters should not he granted, (liven under my hand and official signature at of- iee iu Wrightsvilie, this August Oth, ls09. JAS. K. L. ALLEjST, Ord’y. aug. 1?, 1E09. 1 ’“ 3m VV r oc Kciunuei , lie soM b«-tl) ilierilTs Salt*. e the Court*!;oti>e iiiSvmiiis- •oro, wit: i.i tin: legal hours of sale, o » t*ie first Tuesday iu October next, the Ul owii.if i*roper- lo wit : tVashingtoa SReriffs foiii', tv. o be i old be lore tke I’ourt 1 f u:-a door :p t.nvn ..f baadeisvi le. Wa-hii.pton eon; jr.-t Tm-day in * c.ob r nex : , tke loilow ir piopi r:., to-wit : Tine t ow- :.n.I (a ve-.uhJ ... eye .’.: e. Levied is propc: t. o! V. iliiani II. i e. in to-m -t.- •e Mortitaee ti fi in favor ot Alexander Guiii vs 'ikiaui .1. Laden. P. MAYO, I). Sl.'-J Aug. 4, 1S59. ths Sale. i igreeablt to all Old itmty, : a e nr-i i •i ii 11 i; a cn O**'! r mi' I : ml l am C< 1 IiV cliOli id 10 ;:Ui:U.-i i', ci i !iim '(> two mo t d im tuc c u n-g.t j, acd Uic c joiiriKfi tin; ci'ii'i, tiie i l»e-.ng i-.-cr, a yoniq; ta gi- , a,, m t iii r • than i'weiii \ years up to the i-.twyer •' ir-> had <!••!• ..' o i er, and \vr i j e:ed .-om !rs ear. U be a lm ..«-y aar.it ’ed u few words m reply, a n 'gro turned to tho J ustice l i.viiq singn ar cotiverAi.t-.im f 11-u d : N gro—‘J dge, amt tiiere u > way N'Cj can fix it s > t'mu I can go mi t <■ c i’Vi11 gong in place oi Dinl” Tiie -Jus C —‘I- tip |» W-mer a re :■* tiou oi youi.-'/ H gio—T’tri iiix brotiier, an I want for to work out his lime, e-ms-, i-e.- oider da.i me, a 1 ri have a r. fc, :iml Ins w fe is ,-ick. I amt mtirrieii,-'ai.tl I *• n'* ill.no io go on tne gang in his p atm eon -five HCI-'l t'U tke vv iers oi. ■: .f !!. A . J v cer, !!. It. s.! tr* the pn ; er:y o’ \e, do. e.i'C i. under tin ’s ■.owrr, lor ho hei i () to .er next, ot. t -iir i:ii Ut.! an r h-ss, hitI.&.Ki in - d 1111 er. eK, Pour hundred (400) acres of land more or loss, en g,o paters of Ogetchce river, lying in the 49th dis- i frictof said county, adjoining lands of B. L. Lane | and others, known as tho place where said Newton 1 now Ii7c3 ; levied on as the property of Phillip Nk w- i ton, to satisfy one Superior Court ti ia issued from the I Superior Court of said county, iu luYor of Jus. II. j Hines vs i’hliiip No-won. Also, at the same time end place, wii! be ro!J, one Bay Stallion Herse, six yean old. Levied on as the pro; erty of Thomas aloorc, to satisfy one Superior Court ti fa issu’d i. in tfco Superior • ourt of said county, in favor of j.-V. Jones, vr. I Lou.iis Aioore. Also, one cost 3 la issued from the-t uperior Court o. said county in favor of the officers oi the (onrt, vs Thomas Yioore. Aiso, at the same time and place, wii! be sold, four hundred (40JiJ acres of land more or less, lying iu the 97th district cf said county, adjoining lau-.is of Cw ; n J.icGar and others, knuvn us the place where on Join, Ileck'.e now lives. Levied on to satisfy one Superior Court S 1- issued from the fcuperior Court of said courfty; itif- ver of Kobt. C. Eosterimg vs John Iieckl-. Also, at the same time and place, will be sold, nine hundred and forty (9-i") arris of land, more, or ie£3, iy.cg in the odd district or' said cosuty, adjoining lands of Owen JTcGarand others, kno wn as the p ace wheroan E. L. I...f..111J now lives. Levied i*u to satisfy one County Court H fa issued from the Coun- *v i ourt of said county, in favor o, II. A. Fore- GliOKl.1 A—Johnson Couniy. Bv ./. It. L. Alien, ordinary. Wi ert-us, Van es W. .I/i-u Iowm and Jut. A. Pay;-, A ;miiii-1int"rH oil tiie e tale ol A'li.i PoWvl , ile ceased, applies to tne lor letters of Di.-mis-ion These are t litre fore :o cite .-.rid admomsb u!‘. rnt. sin-uliii the kiudred am! creditors of said deceased III be and up; ear at my oilive within the time pre scribed by law, and diow ea’ise i; muv they have, why -aid letter- sko-.l ! not b.- gran e l. Djvtn under mv hand jitvfuce ill Vv r.-glits*.il.e, this June Kith, ls6». , „ „ .. J. It. L. ALLlA Orii j • Jui.c 22. 18-19. ! b? ,u G EO RG ! A—J oi. i.s on Cou i. ty. Bv J.l-. It. 1.. Alien, Ordinary. 'Where: - Voi.n E. lleEeniore m-kt-s application f"i-lel'ers nl ,-!■ mil istrat on on the e-tale ot Win. W. I-Iirwiek, lute of said enmity, dm eased, _ • e are *! eieroie to cite -i.d admoiiisji ail an.,.1 s’, i gulartke knidri d and credit .rs of sal 1 deceased, to be a:.cl appear at my i-ihee witbin tiie time pre- ■-ei:re 1 b\ l.-.v, i.u.l show c. u-e i! any they have, whv -ijd :o“u- sliouki not be uraided. Given ..uiilcr my band at o2iee iu Wrightsvilie, •• his AUid-t 2SI! , 1-S9. JAS, Ii. L. AiLEN, Ord’y. sept. 1, 1269. s: 3Cd tfo'sl and other: the e. kite of 1 i.o-. incumbrance of tin- t of tiie heirs ai d Ijoti-ii.g ! ft ant j vs E. L. Kirk land. Also two Justice Com :.d rUlI p- Leilft- i urcka-ei paying for deed M. G vvguP. 1 MAR rHA "OYE. - Ex ! ;s. C. A. Jd'iYE, ) tds ; from n Justice Court heid i : and lor the 12 'aih district 0: -aid county, ir. favor of John Ogles by vs E. L. Kirkland. Levy made a~J. returned to me by a Constat!-. It. J. PUGESLEY, SV-T ?. C. s»r*. 1. 1869. tds GEORGIA—Johnson County. Ily J. R. L. Allen, Ordinary. ' ■Whereas, Ereczy Jenkins, administratrix on the estate of John Jenkins, deceased, has applied for letters of Pi-mission from said administration, These are therefore* to eite and admonish all and sin gular the kindred and creditors to he and appear at te,y office Ly the first JIoDday in October next, to fi I -hew canse if any they have, why said letters should not he granted. Given under my hand anil seal cf office, this June 9th, 18C9. JAS. P- L. ALLEN, Ord'y. June 15, 1EG9. 2m , 136.?. ulm iiiisiraiHale t ' i LI. b* r i sandc coid V" I s •-< the Cotnl-h' U.-o doi.r in v. 1 , r.ii th ■ first fue-diiy in Auvi-ir.- :r .ct or parcel of l-nd, coutaining and twenty fi e (4»'f.) ceres more tfr isiiic.gton county,adjo’ning lauds atii;:slid-1raidr s foi!c« t, GEEEaE: .'. to an or.i.-r ot the Court of Or iiin.pi:: iti G- .-nut!; and A. E. Iwver. ine p...cc j ,p^ L : --ven tf-aaiiiisgtou ccu'.ty, will be flii Ciu t-hm-o door in file town m S.i - Ai the lirrt Tuesday in i r .l.*»r ilex’, t ot t— wtate o! Catherine Jordan, cie- oue tn.-r of land, bei’ p et c tid'd iiui-r- vst in s' ,c tract, uijj-.nifg .John J. I’uge-ley, Hry- Watkins a d oti'C.s, containing (2' 7) n din D< - fe t de.r-vviiie t: t* ilitt i /Hun- _ we 1 iopro'-ed, i roduetive and under good tenc-. .Ihout'-two kuDdreti aer—idea.ed and iu cultiv.i- tioPjtho biliueo well !imbe:ed. To be sold us tha pi.,; r ty of the estate of Henry-T. Tail-.i gton, tar ,i ic j,. i efit oi ti e heir- ai.il erniitor-. Terms ea-h. 1 util.a-e-r i iiviiig for <:- i Mini slumps. WILsu.V LINER, Adtn'r. s* pt. 8, 1869- ' ’-o* “Iliave a little account against yo.u. Would it be convenient for Mr. Thomp son to settle it this evening?” asked tho polite, shopkeeper, us ke produced the desired'article. ‘ cl mist’orluiiP, whicii we etideavt-K ti ^aiifi^Lj bim s lo bear with patience. A'■ i would now if') well if tiicpjc tirMund me were u• • > deterir.ii.ed t> pusii sin thedownwaru path.’ . ‘Bui there its the d^fficultr, friend Thompson. T.fis is a seiti-h worid. idv ei v i‘ou v, or at 1 (ast a g * a in j ’; 11 \, ea:e Lilly lor number ’one. if they ,-ve a poor neighbor going d wn hi.', their fi .-tli.-ukght is wheihet i. will ai ieci ;ifeif ( Wn in eres ?, ami provided t-.iey cau secure themselves, diey care not how soon he goes to t! e bottom The only way is to ke p up appeal ames Show nu signs of- going behindhand, a'ldali w.il go well with you.’ Verv true, Un -le JoShaa; but how ■y U I H j lli Juiiiee — d>ut Xoa:.iiui aiiovv < iiiiioet .nt ru.hi to suft r h»r a g'-fi tv • ■ t' Y-ai can’t take your bn tiier's place u e.s • 3 ou swear mat h that v oit .vole the dog ’ Negro—‘I cant swear to that Judg -, Ii it I am wi ii i to make li’.s ci imc,m:m , and .-rff-!' in iii }•. tee, so U do t make no difference.’ The Justice finally succeeded i nu king tin* j'aii.i fni t.nithcrtindeis'.and that it did make a difference and. cvi- demly greatly "disappointed", he left the ce-uiT-rooin, and » an was taken A d 1/112 i:- (rn 1 o r 5 s Saif. her chit ot i uiciiuoei topuy teres, ui"re or lc*?s. civ.- ;.;j..l creditors. »p anfl title. iSoid for the Terms carl*. A u‘ r . 25, i3o9. T. J. GILMOKE, Adin’r. tds San- \\ ; ILL be sold before the Court-house door »» uersville, on the ilrst Tuesday in November neit, one tract or parcel of land, couia-iniog irloeei* hun- ilred and eleven (1511) ssr&s, more or ie*ss, situated ic ; Wal&Biagvt>xx coil ntj 7 , oi3 th^ era.'era ci iliiai^sou *> swamp, a.-ijoining innds of Williaai C- Riddio and ciiurs. Said tractor land id eioocdingly valuable ior larmicg p-’Jrooses, the entire body teiiiQ tue best ! Qatx and iitekry laud. About six hundred acres cleared—none or it worn cu:—uboa.f lour hundred GEORGIA—Emanuel County. By James T. K< nnedy. Ordinary. "Vyhereas Spencer Youbgblpod has applied to me for letter? of Dismission *rom Guardianship of Nan cy More,.' ’ These are therefore to cite and admonish all I cr- sons concerned, to be and appear at my ofilce with in the- time prescribed by law, and showcuuse if any they have, why said letters should not be granted. Given under my hand at oIlie« in bwuiueboio, this August l ll th, lfeod. JAMES B. KENNEDY, Ord'y. aug. 18,1SC9. 4bd l a:Ml j [ n a high stat^ of cu.tivation. 'lie tuiance i well timbered. Said lands ly well and are thu3 not Eiil-jcCt to wash. The plac-e is also convenient to a cke.-.h. To be sola as the V'/ot- rty of the osla.c ol Jao. E. Move,Tor ike beiitfit of the lo ts ao-i credi tor;-. Terms 03’tiie day. B; A. 1I0YE, Adra’r. Sept. 8, 1869. tAs Hi To YOtoNG Men.—Young man, iu tiie following short paragraph }’o*u vviil ihis to be (b no? Bi’is vv tiich id:d I.fia<l the entire law arid the testimony i Ii * Tv .not expect ta be called upon fo meet or ihe next three months are pouring in upon me. My best customers are leaving me for a more fortunate lival. In shor t, I arri on the brink of ruT , and hoouht-buta miracle wilisave me.' .‘A mracle which is very easily wrought then, I iavigii.e, my good friend What is the amo intof your debts wh en now p ass so heavily up- O i yo :l , and how ebon, m the common com8i of eveutP, ccuidyou discharge th ntf” ‘They, do not ex- e-d ore hundred dollars,’ ieplic.4 t e si.or maker; ‘and w'itii my usual run of work I could make u aii rg-tit .ii three or f"ur months.’ ‘We will say six.’was t^e answer. ‘I wiii advaijQe you one hundred and fifty dollars for stxmonti s. Pay ever v cent you owe, aud vvitii the reinamd r of the rnc ri-'Y nuke some s.igut addi- -t'ion or iinprovciheut in your shop ■— house, ar.d put, iv ryiliing around grounds in its usual U a- >T(1 i, “his plan fo” a f, w wee k , and wo vv 1 s e what eff et it h;.s tif cn our vvoi thy m-lghUoiS. 1?'-, no, i ever niiii'T lintiiK ing me.“- I am on y trymg. a little ex periment on in-man nature. I know you if olil, ami have no ooubt tha my money is sale in your hands. Whi ffs "passed by. Tne advice of ijnc'.e Joditia had been strictly, fo low ed, and tiie change in ibe^sgciemaker’s p'O-pecra was indeed wounder.'ui. II- wa- now spoken oi as one of. the irio.-i thrivi; g men of the v.llage and many marveions stories were told to account for ’-lie sudden a teration iu his affairs I: wa .-■■general! v .-.greed hitadi t-.nt relative had beq eauiod lo Inim a legu cv,-vvl;icb had eiitficdy relieved him o. Us pecuniary d ffionlties. Tncy hnd never before real .zed the beamy and durability of his work. Tne polite butcher selected the best pje^ys of.meat for bis inspection,as he -enlmedp and was totally indifferent as to .the time oi piiymi'ip. Tim..teacher- accompauied- iha children home to tea, ami spoke in high ierrris- of their lifiptoveTnenq pronouncing-Them among her best scholars. The diess rfrak-er suddenly founddrerself free from the great prless for work, and iu a frien By r.ote-express ed her desire to oblige Mrs. Thompson in any way-in ker power. ‘Just as respected,' cxc!a : .med Un cle Joshua,rubbing his haaiis exultii g ]y; a'-’ the gr t efu. shoe-mak^r-failed „Mi rt l.im nr inr.'Liirin of SIX upon iiirn ftt __thp gxp^rjiUpn. oi six mom bp, t/ryffh if b'e trToWy which Bad i eenloaned iu the hour of need. J g3 ' as 1‘ES'ptitJUiU" -A y ape ready to. push a man up b.nl if he Young man ! save tiiat penny, pi. k up that pin ; let thaf account be cor rect to a farthing ; find out what that bit of ribbon costs before you say you vv/il take ; pay t.liat half-dime your friend handed you to make chai go with, in a word, ho economical ; be gen erous ; for all you have or acquire thus belongs to } ou by every i ulc of right, ar.d you may pat it to any good uso that you please. It is not miserly to save a pin from loss. It is not selfish to bo correct in your dealings. It is not small to know the price of articles you are about to purchase, or to re member the little debt you owe. What if you •; o meet Biil Pride decked out in a much finer suit than yours, the price of which he has not }-et learned from the tailor, who laughs at your faded dress and old fashioned notions cf hon- E_?.aii A. Debeeet "1 Libel for Eivoree in VCnsE- vb > inglon Superior Court. Hunby r . Deberry, J It appering to-tbe Court that tiie DdcQd&ot dots not FfSi'io in this State— It is ordered that tb-e defendant bo and appear at th .- next term of ibis Court and answer raid com plaint or the Court will proceed as unto justice in ay appertain. it is further ordered that service of this order be perfected by publication in i)t f * **G ntral Georgian, ’ a “publicGazette of this fctatc” once a month for four months before the next term or ts s Court. WM. GIBSON, Judge. A true extract from the Miuutea of the Superior Court'of Washington county. T. J. GILMORE, Cl’k. June 2, 15C9. 22-m4m esty and right; \-our day will come. Franklin, trom a penny saving bor, walking in the streets with a loat oi bread under his arm, became the cham pion ot kings BEAunruL —One pound of ; gold may be drawn into a wire that would extend round the globe So one good deed may be felt through'ali time, and even extend its consequences.into eter- nijt\ r . Though done in the first flu.-li of: youth, it may gild the last hours oi a Lug life, and form the only bright sppf in it. Henry-Warrl Beecher said,' during one of his discourses : ‘Some men will no.t shave on Sunday, yet they will sppnd all the week in-‘shaving’ tl.e.r Yellow-men ; and many think it i.s very bail to black their boots on Sunday rooming, yet the}' do not hesitate to black their neighbor s reputation^ on wqek days.’ Bots in Horses.—TheEd : tor of the Indian Farmer, says he publishes a re ceipt for the Jhirff time by rccpiest of tlikeia n Ifiivo -liiafl it with xx>rfect-suc- thpso who fiaRefused it.withp>erfect-suc- cefo. It is as follows: Take a taWt’spbonful a Ijttlejrc-aped cfjalum, ardrthe"same quantity of cop- eras, pulverise them fine and put them into a pint of 'vinegap. Pour it down th jj horses throat. It will generally af ford relief in five or, ten minutes. ■Four.—An ancient rhyhie divides female beauty into four orders us fol io vbs: , • Long and lazy, L tile find loud, Fair-and fooiisb, Dark and proud. BARNET PHILLIES and") Mortgage from April FKLLERIOK MYERS > Term lt69, of Wach vs JOcLPII ERWIN. J iugtoa .-uperior Court. Prf fc-alj tbe Hon. V iliiaci GitoOa Judge of Eaid Court. It appearing to the Court i-y tho petition of Bar- net 1'i.iiiips au i Frederick Myer.-:, that on tho tuir- teenth uay of March in the year of oar Lord eighteen hundred aod sixty-pine, Jost ph Erwin, at Invinton, Barnwell District, State of couth Carolina, ior the sum of four thousand, five hundred and ninety-four dollars and thirty-seven ou»t^ to biin in baud paid by ihe raid Barnet Phillips and Frederick /liver.-, at ajKl Lofore the signing, Sealing and dt-Uvery of his the said Joseph Erwin's certain deed of Mortgage to the said Barnet Phillips and Frederick Myers of ail GEORGIA—Emanuel < ounty. By Jam s B. Kennedy, Ordinary. Whereas Morris Dawson applies to me for letters of Di -mission from the Administration of the estate of .-'.aron Hutchinson, late of said county, deceased. T uesvare therefore to cite and admouish ail aud singular the kindred and creditors of said deceased, to oe and appear at my uffice within the time pre scribed by .atv and show cause it any they have why- said ietCtrs should notne granted. Given nndcr my handat omco in EwainsLorc, thi3 August L-th, ltC-9. JAMES 3. KENNEDY', Ord’y. aeg- 18. 3 £00. “.‘im i iE< iRGIA—i/ohr.s< n ("oniitv. lie J. R. L Alli-u Ordinary. ■Whereas Auu,. .VrlVhotter, A<l,aiii.istra‘rix on lie estate ot Eii M- Wborter, late ot said county, 'Incensed, ims applied to me lorlelteis of Ilis'uis- ison trom said Administration. These are therefore to cite and admonish all pei- sonsinteres.ed, to file their objections, if any they nav.-, within the time presi-ribetl by law, why- said letters should not be granted. Given under my hand at office in Wrightsvi le, this August 2nd, ll6'J. J. R. L. ALLEN, Ord’y. aug. 11, 1869. uiSm Legal Notices ior Wilkinson to. (} EO KG 1A—W i IU i iijion C ou ut y. Bv J. W. Liiidsi/v, Onlimiry. Whereas, E. Cuaiming applied to me for letters cf Adminis*ration on the estate of R. F. Roger, late of said county, deceased. These are therefore to cite and admonish all per sons concerned, to file (heir objections, ii any ex ist. with in the time prescribed b.v law. to gbow ^o why said letters should not be granted to said ap plicant. Given under my hand and official seal of o^ice. this August 30th lStiih J. W. LINDSEY, Dept Ord’y. Sept. 8, 1SS9. 3°d G EORGIA—W ilk i nw »u Con n ty. Vv tiie Ordinary of said county. Wber* ii. Doimirmy iius applied or lett^ra of Arlmini^trution on the e>t;.tc .•» Fredrick Dor ninny, ia*e ot said C'^uniy, deceased. Tl.e^e are therefore to cite all persons interested t'» hie their objections if any.they have, within the t t me prescribed by law, why said loiters should , net be granted. Givcii uuder my hand Slid seal of office, Angu.-t ■ £4,1869. C. M. LINDSEI, Ordinary. aug. 18, I860. 3bd Win -tnte ’ GEORGIA — r.tti; t.-ici C- utiiy. Ly .laii.i-a B. Kein e .y, Ordiiwry. rt-,a, ./-ini i 'glea-.y , Admmirtrator on tiie .t' .v-'b-ni t’g cshy. upplie- to me for itl- tetr ot V snn asto'i trom suiu • atate. The-e ore iheretore t"C:t: and admoniah all pe - oi.no coucertioel to re at.c up| eat at my otI;ee uittiii. ;::. tie .re.--crit oh by iaw, and. chow cause, it ai y have. wti*. >a ■. i tloro oiiou il i.ot begruiitei • Given under : :ui-. u. office iu Suain.-boro, thio Aui.nel8d, i' o9. JAMES E. KENNEDY, Ord’y.’ mg. il. I>C9. n.3m GEiri.Gi J—Ku.aru< 1 County. By .!-. m-,3 B. Kei.mdy, Ordinary. Wien as, «/ohti I'g.ti-i.y, A imiui-traicr cn es tate i i M.-.iy Burt^deeea.'i--, make- ai pii-at,c:i lor 1 -ttels of liismii -i‘.u 11. :n Salt! cat le. Ti e-e aie t ire o'e '0 c te and adinotiiaU all r.ud si lit; U tar Go Kiuored aim cud t-ts ct iai i deee: to !;o aii-i ajipi a ul my ■ lEee within the lime |.re ctified by ui-.v, an '. 9 ."V.- earn a if ai j they have, w- y and letters should not ti u grume.t: Given under my hauo ut office in Swa..i;ihorc, thi= August, Sd, .Shi. /jilES B. KENEDY, Ord v. GEOl.G'iA—Emanuel Coni ty. By .y. uies B. Kt-uuedy, Ordinary. e .... - , , e, WhereaA, Thoma-J. Morr:. lias tiled Iii that trnot, plantation, or body of land situate, lying ^ ;or let » trs j imiui ,t riUi . u u , a Uie aLd btiug iu tne oouuty of WashiDgtou ani btate or j^pGruiui i’n-Iiipi-, Georgia, containing fifteen hundred acres more or 1 1 ’ less, and bounded on the North by janus owned by peti ta e ot James D. Irwin, on tho East by Wm. P. Ne-ai and others. Laid tract of land being known aud distin guished as the “Kelly mill tract.” The conditions ot said deed of Mortgage being that if the said Joseph Erwin did on the hast day of November after tue date thereof, pay to the said L'iirnet Phillips and Frederick. Myers the full and just sum of four thousand four hundred and -ninety- totur dollars and thirty-seven oents, which said con ditions ine said Joseph Erwin has failed to comply with. AiiU'it farther appearing that said sum pf four thousand four hunared and ninety-lo.ur dollars a ad thirty-seven cents, remains unpaid, it is, there- lore, ordorofl, that the aaic* Joseph Bnvin pi;y into Court, by the first day of the next term thereof, the said sum of four thousand four hundred and ninety- four dollars and ih.rty-scveH-cents, aud costs due, or show cause to the contrary, if any he has, and that on tho tailure of said Josiph Erwin so to do, the rruity of redemption in and to Faiil Mortgaged pre lises !>« forever thereafter, barred and 1'orclosed. Am mlscs ho forever thoreattL-r, barred and 1'orclosed. And it is further Ordered that this rulo be pubRstied in the Central Georgian a public Gazette of said State once a inonth tor tour months, or a eppy (hereof served on' tiho said Joseph Erwin, or his special agent or at torney, at least three months previous to tho next t-fm.oi this Court. A true extract from tho Minutes June Term 1869. - “T. J. GILMORE,’Cl’k. June 23, 1866. m4m (,£■ iRG!A—Washington County. By ihi'W'-i it Brookins, Ordinary. . Whereas, Drowsy‘W. Harrison his applied tome fo'j letters ot A'lministratioii ou tiie estaio of Jo- -’ -- ' sepil D. Haarisbn', 'lato of raid counly, dtcouse'.'. Thfci-a are thi-reioreto cite and admonish all pers soils .interested- to t'O and appbiir at my office on .-r jieioto the first-Mtmituy.-iU October uex-, and show canse if any t: ey have, why said letters shp'thl hot ho gratitciL J5.iveti under my hiiC'l at office in Suudersv.lle, t-hut i4th doj of August. 1849 UAYWGOD BROOKLVS, Ord’y. * iptg. 13, 1869. 30d GijuEGJA—Washington Gout.ty. By ILiywiuul Brookins, i )r4in.-iry. ilTieroi.a,-Beverly D. Ev.'iis uppiics to mo for tetter-- of Dismission "from t Lo Administration ot li e estate of Silas D. Floyd, deceased. '$hene are thisretoreto cite aud admonish all per iods conc erned to be aud appear ut my office witli- ; n tho time prescribed by law aud show caiisei; any they have, why saidlettereshoulduotbegrhi - ted. Given under my hand *t office iu Sandersvil e, th ik 25Lb duy of June. 1869. HAG ’WOOD JCROOKINS, Ord’y. June 80, I8c9. . - mom GEORGIA—Washington CouuiY. By Haywood lir'mkm- v tlrii nory. Whereas*, Elizabeth Bailey has applied for Extm- ptiou and pei&ohality, and setting apsirt "and valu- atidtuif Homestead, mid I will pass upon-the same at oVl 't-k, on the 18tb day ot heptuuber, 1809, ut itoy office in Sanierswle. HAYWOOD BHOOJOAB, Ord’y. •'e$p<.8,1869. 2t Ephraim i’mllips, late of said county, deceased. Tae-e.aie tliereiore to cite at.d aumoMsh all and sitgniar the kindred and credit rs ot sui t deceas ed, to oe and appear at my office within the time prescribed by Il»-.v and show, cause if any they m.ve, why said letters should Uut be prauted. Gl'en under my hand ut office in FW.tt.stoic, this August 3d. 1849. ./iYjtEE B. KENNEDY, Ouiinarv. ang. il. ".869. Sod GEORGIA—Emanuel County. By James B. Kennedy, Ordinary. Whereas William U. Sherrod makes application for letters of Dismission trom tho estate of Jatnes Williams, deceased. These are therefore to cite and admonish all and singular the kindred and creditors of said deceased, to bo aud appear at my Office within the timo pre scribed by iaw, and show cause if any they have, why said letters should not be granted. Given under my hand at office in Sw&insboro, this August 3d, 1869. JAMES B. KENNEY, Ord’y. aug. 11, 1863. m3m GEORGIA—Etnai neI C< ni ty. By James B. Kem.&dy, Ordia irry.. "Wiu-.reoo W.iiiiam li. Uarair, has ft t.f'hre prt tion foi Rtters ot Adimniair tion on the ortate,ot Join Kttii.ner,:lute <d suia county, deceased; These are ti ero ore to cite and a imotiish ait and sit gui-.r tl e kind'll t and oreditoiaot Sold docea-etl, to'M ana ar pear at my office v.-ithin the time pre scribed by law; and si oa c. u-c if utiy they pave why said Ulty-is shojild uot be grnnted.. ' V (liven under n y hand at clii.e iu Swajr.pbnro, this August 24th, 1869. JA8. KENNED IVOrdiy. aug. 25, 1369.-. Sod GEORGIA—Ethana"! County. By Jus; B. Kem ecly , Ordinary.. Whereas Tl.omas L. Moore," Admiiii.-trtror of Jutne-s Mo' te, utciu-cu, ajipl.es tor letters of Dis niiisinn'-ttom raid ei-talo. Tbe-e aru therefore to ci(e Htid admonish ail per sons cuncerU'.+l, to tile tt.eiro* jwtions, if any they intve, wftliiirthe time prescribed by law, ana Allow c,use, ifistHJ they have, why said lettera-should i.ot' be grcmHwL ft - .veu under u.y. bond at office in Swainsboro.. thistAiue 9.U, f8t>9. ' JAS. B. KENNEDY, Ord’y. June-16, 1869.- •" “ mSm GKOKG1A — I raanitel County. i . t.y Jiua B. Kennedy, Ordinary. ^•'.lieteas, Sit rail Webb, w fa ot Al-en ,1. Webb has applied for Exemption of personality and setjing apart and valtuit.on of Homestead, 'and I ...ill e... i »■./.„ file. a .ma iif 1.1 /I’/d/mb ntl tifft lj.piiss upon the same at lo o’clock on tire tli day of September 1869, (ic my offieerm Swains- 13lli ( hoiio. sept. 8, i860. J. B. KENNEDY,-Orfl’y. Fine Syrup irad classes. Silver Drips, Golden Syrup, and Cuba Moms ses'eow arrivitrg'and for sale by BRANTLEY & PE IN GEE, Jane 9, 1369. -23—tf GEORGIA—W .ikir.san County, By C. M. Lindsey, Ordinary. Whereas, E. A. Walden, Admii.istrairi-xnf estate of \\ il ium t\ iddcn, ittceiised, has applied for16t ler- of l-ismissimi front said estate. These.arc therefore to cite ami admonish all tiie kindred and persons .init tested in said estate to tile tin ir ohjeetions icitii the Ordina r y iu time pre- .-'.rib' dbv law. if any’ they love, why letters ot Dismission shall not be granted t" appliei.ut. (iivi n utmer luv l.and and olliei;.1 signature July tli, li-oii ’ C. M- LlND-hY, Ordinary. July 21. 1849. mStn GEOi A—Wiik uson County. Tty- in®-1 ird.na.ry <4 said county, Whcieus 1*. K. Bayne. Admi.ii.-'tratnr of the es tate oi D. Cnilin , late ot sa d'cbxi.cy, liasappiie t 'o uic dor letters O! ! i.smi,s:on trom said e-tato. These me tneiefore to-i’e all per*, us interested to ti c their obj tl oi.s it afiy tl.ey have, in terms nt ti e law, w hy paid letters should not be granted to applicant. G. veu under my Istd a ad real Jdy 5th, 1.-69. ('. M. ElNDdEV, uroiwiry. J civ 5th, 1869. ' m3 in .Yofia. 'I’HIRTY days aRer date application will be made totlie Court of Ordimny ol Yf lkm-on county, for leave to sed the land estate belong ing lo James F. Barber, iaie of said county , de ceased. Ii. E. BARBER, Adui’x. e-tpt. 1,1369. 1>» Sli>C( 1’antous Adtt: liMnuiils. ARNAU CATES, . are NOW --KERaKED TO liCiLD C\1RHI*4GES, li VGG1 Ei, L P.H- KE ii ilVKOeYS, #c. Rcriair’iig p-omptly attended to. (irders res pectluiiy solicited r. si. AH.y.\V > II. A. CATES, ' 3AnDEKSVILI.E, ga. Jnly'T, '869. . 27-6m SIlli^AIiO SI. SHIXI, Mitnuftictuier and Dealer in TIIsT WARE, SANDERSVILtE, (iEORGIA.' \ I L kinds of wo rk in Tin, Coppery Si eet Iron, <fce. &e., done on short m tire. Kni fing Gutter g,‘V;Inyirg iu tnw:i> or ccnntry. promptly alter det t o. ,- . ' " ' - Mierebants will be'supplied wirh - Ware of the best, quality pu tiie tno.itreusbnable-terms. V*?' Urdeis solicited. April 93',i84ffi tf YoHDgblood .& Slro ABE; SOW HEAD ¥ PO KEl’AIK and Varnish all kinds ot Furniture T ... A and to uptob-ler JTini rs, iSmu*, &c. Cane Ecsfroc & Weedoii BKG leave to cal) t i at ‘ Kt»« of the n‘ te to the fact thiit the- still manufaeturin,!- 4 BllO’O' flgies, Carriages. liockaways, W AGON K » u« malvO Furiilruro *ia orjl^r. Vv e* iivdt*rst»ml our and iutciid to put uj^. nil work in tlru Very bij.-'i ujj»fthi*r amt^oj *H;e n»**aYfckt fSyfeN. We ate (foii’fr to ftutl e it to the interjp>l of tiie pcop f, to tlieir Furniture iroin U3. b'' c« mt* and give ua a tm COFETNTS Of any Style made at 3hort notice, and on reason able terms. V Jr.iio 9, 180.9. tS-tf- 7 FOE SALE. which for superiority of style and finish surp3 8Sa thing of the kind ever ofiered in this market, "'iij ' wairant every piece of work and pledge thim.', id, to sell ou better terms than can be laid in a ,. v v “ them market. They w isii it understood tlia.t iV- ' Do At.iitst Work, A VABA-HLi; lioflvc and lot in the town of Satidersviile, onvenieut to tiie bnsrhesa salt and are not working for tc-day simply, but f r , n i future. All their assistants a«6 , N L i 3 S:Si£OSi MEi SS.iJi'SC.s, and every piece of work is thorough! y inspect Their Axles, Springs, <Ve., are manufactured expre^ iy for them, and warranted to be of tlte best. £&£.!».& bs:g.\ a of ai! kinds done at short notice and on rca.iop.il i. terms. , Sander3vilie, Ga., April X% 1863. tf 50 JE> TtIs. RFTour- — Li:I.S. in Stoic and £•” ltarral- tax; Cettfiii _, > tills wc-i k. I’riies 8, rKi '‘hi, I'v* am! Ip per bb'. Satistuetion guaranteed. April 7, 1869. ('.!, Davis Matt Branham ri^AKES pleasure iu infonniug tl.c j,ul lie that Le has opened a JBarhci Shop, i ext door to S. B. Jones’ Drugstore, where be pleased to setve them to the be.-t oi l,;s ill the way of 1lair dressing and Shaving ; t any and ; 11 times. Children an-l htdh: m-. either at. llie slioji ori.t prtiale r.,side".tr-'. ' -■ , April 2!, 1869. ’ * ’ — • ;f CMt.i.VO ii of S CHIi !$ I'L f, No Change of Car!. Between Siivannab, Augusta, and tUouigcui-iy, Ala. TRANSPORTATION OFFICE CENTRAL K.k,| Savannaji. August 14. 1868. j / \N AND AFT LH SUNDAY. 161 H JNSl Va Passenger Tiiiins oil the Georgia Ceidral' Railroad will run as billows : UP DAY TRAIN. Savannah Mae.-11 Align ta. Mu .edge vil e , Latobt .i). of For,pa.rLiculaxa apipiy-at — Sept. 1, 1S6U. : tf FLOUR. 1 LARGE* supply to arrive ihjs we»k—vurdona \ grades. ; RANTLEY & I RINGLE. JuoeiS; 1869. « - LEAVE. ARIiUE. 8:3«* A. M. H:4t* ?. M 8:.f ]'.];! I 11:0a h I Couiiectii.g will) train? tl ai leave Au^u.>tat:45 A j* [ l;OW N l'A\ Th’AlN. Macon 7:<‘0 SaVuliliah - ; -S i’- V- ! Au^iKSt.i .... I*. 31 l Connecting with tisiin Hu t le v»- uirusta b:45 A. ii. j UP MGHT TRAIN. Savannaii 7:20 1*. M. Maeon 7...* A. M j Ccuueciingf w;ih train that leave ^uuusLt \>:o% V.il DOWN MGIiT TRAIN. Macon 6:25 T. M. Savannah A. V Augusta 5:1-5 A. M. Millei‘peviile J.*.4:3n T. Ai. Ratoi.ton..............s:4o i*. M. Coiihectiin; with train ti at icav<* Ju^u-*a 1*:23 P. V. A. M. trains from Savannah anti i t"., and P. M. train f’n»m Macon conned t ->* ■ iedtfeville iraiu at (Jordon daiiy, bununys ex cepted. ±>. M. Irnf'rt front ai.. / W/teil. t. throusb ‘mail train on South Car. ni.sv R.ai rt *c and P. M. train from Sav nr.ah ant: Ai lu i with trains on South Western and Mascot*c Railroads ^ M ROORKS, Act’g Master of Transportaf.cr. Jo: e 2. 1869. 22-1 v PYIIAFUUJE! PYEAKErGE! „ -- Ija Witli MfrHk -13 '*Ur "WIU "miJUB* A STJSE AND POSITIVE CUBI FOR CHILL FEVER FEVI R AND JGFE AND DUMB AGUE. Dees not cure ul 1 ids fle>!i is heir to.but does cffi’i’l a rapid cure in tin i. Fi t r:n, Fi.ve.. as3 ages, DUMB AGUE. p?i ®s3 Is now taking tiie placo of all FATEN1 H- OjNKS, and a r " REVOLUTION IN TIIE History of Physicians’ Practice WJUj about commence The Woadeifui Fever Medicine Is thc rtfme given to It bv all who have w* 1 ' and w ho disiegar I the iabel, batci l it THE ONLY TRUE MEDICI^E; FOR -THESE COMPLAINTS. 55 V Challenge a Sii gle TO TRYAOUR 1> Y li A F L G I- AND DENY ITS WOMH EFlH PROPEUTi i in • AND THE MOS-T Obstinate Cases Must Yield t^rlificatcs ef IiC'idiutJi— (uuafiy——wlil be c>u eu<l u,, J Ipizmzj 9 # i&w AT LI PPM AN’S WHOLESALE DRUG j . SAVANNAH, GEORGIA