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Tfc? iff! ! Editor.* Proprietor - ~-3&=nm: ■. =: —* | Wednesday, October 11,1876. NATtQNAL DEMOCRATIC TICKET. FOR PRESIDENT, SAM. J. TILDEN, Os AA’ IV YORK. FOR VICE PRESIDENT, T. A. HENDRICKS, OF fXDIAXA. STATE DEMOCRATIC TICKET. KOK CONGRESS, Alexander H. Stephens, OF TALIRFRRRO, COUNTY DEMOCRATIC TICKET. For Orilinnrv, A. B. THKASDER. Yi;i.i,mv vi:vi;r NofnitlißtnmliiiK the front* and cool nenllicr, (lie ravages of (lie yellow fever in Havnimali have not perceptibly (liiuin f.licd diiriuK tlie week jii«t etidcd. The BiinitfT of lentil, rcporieil for each day, from Monday, the ‘ld font., in hb follown : Monday, 28; Tnoeday, 23 ; Wednea dnv, 18; Thiiwdny, 27; Friday, 29; Saturday, 13; Sunday, 8. Til»•; ( EXTMM >141,. Our friend Mr. .T. W, Morgan, of thin comity; fian jtiat returned from the Cen tennidE He trnW present bn Thursday, Sep. 2Wi, which mm Pennsylvania Day, and siiw the immense crowd of people —mows tlinn » quarter of a million— there (tssembled. The Phi adelphia Time* says: Two hundred and flfty-ono thousand four hundred nnd sixty-three cash admin sions, without countine dend hesds. It was the prentest crowd that. w ns ever •ecu ort tliis continent, and none who saw it will ever see its like spun. Well done Peunsylvnntn ! IV ADJOINING COtJNTIEt*. In Wilke* county the election resulted as follows : Colquitt . 71X1 < Jolley « 784 ddlaway , . ...778 4 ( Bh>t a limu.tal.VMU> east in Uie euinty. In Liuooln etfiiniy the vote waa as billow*: Colquitt..., >•" 288 Dr. Wilkes 281 Not a limlioul vote cast in the county. We, have lin'd the official vote of Co lumbia county, lint Colquitt received every vote polled, ns we arc informed, except Or e, which wua east for Noroross. \ It 1.1 Mtlll, It k rumored that at the next At mini Convention which assemhlfa at West Point on the 24th inst.. an effort will be made to Isfnblish a State Sunduv School and Ttnipe ranee organ, and that W. O. Whidhy, of the Atlanta Vonutitution will Have editorial charge. These oißHiiir.a -tious, so fruitful of good, and with so many influential advocates mid support ers, should have an organ through which to lie heard, and we hope the rumor may ripen into a reality. No better selection muld be made for K'itor than Mr. Whidby, who has rendered valiinb'cser vice toward the advancement of both nausea: We also learn that the Him n,y South r which haw fieietoforc been the organ of the Temperance < rder, geeer onsly off; rs to surrender its claims as such in favor of a special organ. THE MTATK E1.1.t TION. Wmlneaday last, Georgia elected a Governor and twenty-two State Si>nnti>rs, to hold office four years, alula full House of Representatives, to serve two years. So one doubted an overwhelming Demo cratic victory throngtiont the State, and in thia respect there is no disappoint ment ; but, in view of the influence which the Georgia election was expected to exert over elections in other Stall's, the meagre vote oast last Wednesday is a disgrace to our boasted Democracy, lu many oountiea the vote given, although almost entirely Democratic, was merely a fraction of Uie real strength •f the party, ami our Majority tbongli heavy iu proportion to the vote oast, eonld hit* been easily dhulted, if the Democrats had done their duty. Such indifference in the November election will lose us tbe State. The following compilation flow the return* shows the majorities for Colquitt and Notcrosa iu ihe several comities, so far an heard from : row coiaji rrr. AppHng 500 ; BaWwiu 9tJ3 ; Bibb 912 ; Bartow 1124 ; BirJord 175; Bryan 48; Coweta 320 ; Carroll 1304 ; Cobb 586 : Cliathaa* 929 ; Campbell 585 ; Cl lytou 400 ; Clay 3HKJ ; Ontoosu 737 ; Crawford 320 ; Chattahoochee 300 ; Clarke 228 ; JJvKalb 927 ; Dooly 60>> ; Ellieri 1014 ; Early 277 ; Floyd 1061 ; Gteene 883 ; Gwinnett 1637 pGnWoti 1375; Hall 1341 ; Hamwet 401 ; Henry 900 ; Houston 2006 ; Jefferscxi 839 ; Jones 171 ; I >ee (.nvfr 783 . Lowndes 200; Lfhosty 223; L«r.r ns 440 ; Muscogee 967; ''•ferriwether 917; McluUndi '(r»I) 13; Musa 524 ; Morgan ofT V7> T* l ''T£r~ Pierce 180; Quitman 250; Richmond 1383 ; Ritudolf 811 ; Hmnrir 453; 200 ; 'creveu 498 ; Troup 914 ; Taliaferro 290 ; Thomas 120; Up on 402, Washing ton 80(1; Warren 376; Wayne 511 ; Webster 350 ; Ware 298. DDK JiKW I.MOahAThUlw SENATORS ELECT. 2 distiict—o H Clifton, (D), of Tat natl. 6 district—.T W Slnten, (D), of Echols. 8 district—l A Rush, (D), of Milner. 10 district—C Wesalowski, republican. 12 district—W II Harrison (D), of Quittman. 14 district—Drury Reid, (D), of Wil cox, (probable.) 16 district—Neill McLeod, (D), of Emanuel. 18 district— .1 T Shewmake, (D), of Richmond. 20 district—F C Fernrian, (D), of Baldwin. 22 district—T R Cabanis, (D), of j Monroe. | 24 district—D.C Cody, (D), of Chat j tahooclie.e. j 26 district—T M Hark ness, (D), of ! Butts. ! 28 district—Dr. J E Godfrey, (D), of { Morgan. I 80 district—R II Bullock, (D), of j Madison. 34distriet—G W Bryou, (1>), of Henry. ' 86 district—P H Brewster, (D), of Coweta. 88 diatriet-N M Bell, (D), of Pauld ing. 40 district—W R McConnell, (D), of Towns. 42 district—J G Gumble, (D), of Chattooga. 44 district— >: J W Care top, (I)), of Dade. THE HOtJSli. KEPBEHENTATIVES. Appling—J J Roberson, democrat. Baker—W W Dews, independent.f Baldwin—J A Green, democrat. Banks—J J Turnbull, democrat.* Bibb—L N Whittle, A O B Bacon*, W A Davis, democrats. Brooks—H G Turner, democrat.* . Burke—S A Corker, W F Walton, Dr E A Perkins, democrats. Butts—B F Bmith, democrat. Calhoun—Dr O H Paul, democrat. Campbell—J M Wilson, democrat. Carroll—H Hogan, E Phillips, (detus). Catoosa—.T W Oweusby, democrat. Charlton - Felder, Lang,* democrats. Chatham—P M llnssell, sr., J I; Warren,* A Pratt Adnms, democrats. Chattahoochee—A Woldridge, (dem). Chattooga—W II l’enn, democrat. Clarke—Dr H H Carlton,* democrut. Clay—R E Ken non, democrat. Cliueh Lewis Strickland, (ind.) Cobb-W Phillips, W V Harden, ’democrats. 1 Columbia—J P Williams, democrat.. Coweta—W W Thomas, Dr R W North, democrats. Dade—J A Case, democrat. Dawson—J McAfee, democrat, DeKnlh—M II Ragsdale, democrat. Podge—N Rawlins, independent. Dooly—l>r L W Mobley, demo- rat. Poiigherty—A M Wollibin, democrat, Howard Dunce, colored. Elbert—J .1 Burch, democrat. Emanuel—G W McGarr, independent. Franklin—P J M MeEiityre, (dem). Fayette—W 8 Brown, independent. Floyd—J II lienee, independent, J R Freeman, democrat. Forsyth—Thus Willingham, democrat. Fulton—l H James, H Tlillyer, G T Fry, democrats. Glasscock—Dr E G Scruggs, (dem). Gordon--M J Dudley, democrat. Greene--W H Branch, V I) Gresham, democrats. Glynn—James Blue,* colored. Gwinnett—N L Hutchins, W J Born, democrats. Habersham—J II Grant, democrat. Hall—A D Candler,* democrat. Houston —A L Miller, B M Pavia, Rev J F Sikes, democrats. Henry—G E Wise, democrat. Hancock- WJ Northcu, J T Jordon, democrats. Harris—L L Stafford, GAB Dozier, democrats. Hart—J B Benson, democrat. Jaoksou—G II Duke,* A T Bennett, democrats. Jasper—J C Key, democrat. Jeffersou—M A Evans, J H Polhiil, democrats. Johnson—S W Fortner, democrat. Jones—N S Glover, democrat. Laurens—o S Guyton, democrat. Lee—Adams, colored. Lincoln—Dr J L Wilkes, democrat. Lowndes—W A Carter, democrat. Lumpkin—W P Price, democrat. MePuftie—Dr J S Jones, democrat. Mclntosh—W H Atwood, democrat. Marion—Howell Hollis, democrat. Muscogee—R J Moses, N G Oatis, democrats. Macon—J D Frederick,* W H Willis,* democrats. Madison—S W Colbert, independent. Meriwether—J 15 Roper, J W Taylor, democrats. Milton—J M Stewart, democrat. Mitchell—C W Collins, independent. Monroe—Jeff Hogan, T S M Blood worth, democrats. Morgan—J S Reid, democrat. Marray--Dr Th mas Leach, democrat. Newton-—J P Simms, democrat; LB. Anderson,* republican. Oconee—lt II Murray, independent. Oglethorpe—J M Smith, A F Poire, democrats. Pieroe—A E Coohrane, democrat. Pike—Dr. J B Mat hews, democrat. Polk—Seaborn Jones, democrat. Fntnam—J A Reid, democrat. Quitman —Dr L B Dozier, democrat. Randolph—A Ilood, democrat. Richmond—J C C Black,* Pat Walsh,* WTTSoTig •lohm.r.m." dSBxxASfST*' P.oekdalc— W I. Peek, democrat, Set,iey—M T Wall, democrat. Screven—U P Wade, democrat. Stiiwmt—C C Humber, B F Davis, ; democrats. S urn ter—Allen Fort,* W H Davison, democrat*. - - - j Taltrot—f c Man,id, J M Mathews, j democrats. Tahafeiro— B F Moore, democrat. Taylor— Rev B Stewart, democrat. Telfair—J Wilcox, democrat. Terrell ~G T M rsliall, democrat. Thomas--W M Hammond,* Ii S Burch, democrats. Troup I F Awtry, A H Cox, (dem). { Upson—Dr J W Blown, democrat. Walker —J M Shaw, democrat. Walton- -W R Smith, democrat. Ware—W A McDonald, democrat. Warren—Dr W H Pilcher, democrat. Washington- J A Hobson, G W Pea cock. democrats. Wilkes—F H Colley,* W R Callaway, ; democrats. Worth—J W Rouse, democrat. Wayne—James Knox, democrat. Webster—Dr W C Kendrick, (dem). White—W G Goodyum, democrat. Whitfield Itev W C Richardson, ! democrat. Wilkinson N G Hughes, democrat. Those marked withe a + are contested : j those with a * members of the last house. lOomtESrONDENOE.] Ltthoma, Ga., Oct. 6, 1876. i Mcmm, Editor* : We had a heavy frost in this seelioti on the night of the Ist instant, which is the earliest known here in twenty years. I would like to ask Hon. William Gib son a question or tw o through your col umns, as you published his speech in full. Did not lie (Judge Gibson) go as a delegate to the Chicago Republican Con venting which nominated Grant for President; and does lie not now hold the. Judgeship that he obtained through 1 the Bollock administration? Ido not propose to find fault with tin; Judge, hut he should not abuse his friends so much. Yours truly, Upcotjntbyman. IJOITIINAL OOKltrarONLlßNcn. j Clay Him,, Ga., Oct., 5, 187(’, .1 trurn's. Ecli turn : 1 will give you u few items from this Ideality. The general public health is good some cases of sore eyes, and some form of slow fiver have prevailed in a lev, families. Con crops are very good with us, and as a general thing, most of toe people have hogs enough to make me. t for their immediate families. The otton w.ll make about two-thir s of ain op, and w ith the lip pricey I q the staple, bht little money pun lit tf,-..” this Fall mid Winter, Our Superior Court sits on the fourth Monday in this mittjtb; Int the doe! rts are very light. We have had several frosts, which we would gladly tin isport to the yellow fe ver sections for the h. n< lit. of the suffer ers, if such a thing were [mssitile. The weather is, and lias been, very dry. Greenwood Baptist church is to have a Sunday School picnic to Litttle M uiu taiu on Friday, before the fourth Sun day iu this month. Yours, Ac., T. ommm - im Ifliin miSHEIB Rr ST PROOF ivUv OATS for sale at .or, and 7 Ac. per Bushels. V. ALTON .V (.T.AItK, jl I-n* Augusta, li-or ia. SHERIFFS SALES. GEOKGIA—MijDrpriK Coi ni v. WlLIi be sold before the Coir.t-honse door iu the town of Thomson, hetavevn tht kgnl hours of sale, on the firs} Tm* •';y in November next, tho following | n*)vrty to wit : All that tract of land in slid county ami State, and adjoining lands of .lainea Haniil ton, lleni. T. lb esc, Mrs. Stone. Win. Farr, A. K. Sturgin, E, F. Facon and oth era. containing Thirty-two Hundred and Fifty acres, more or less. I evied on as the property of Thomas H. West to «ati«fy a Mortgage Fi. Fa. issued from September Term. 187 b, of McDuffiie Superior Court, in favor of John H Wilt oxen and TLomr.J> B. West, Fxecuto sos Eli/a O. West, v said Thomas R West. Property pi»ir.i and out bv Gen. D. M. Dußose, Attorney for Plaintiffs, and notice given according o law. GEO. LANGFOHD. oct. 11. l87<»-4tr Sheriff- GEORGlA—Mclirffi k County. WIIjL be sold before the Court-house door in the town of Thomson, within tin legal horn's of sale on the first Tuesday in December, 1376, the following property t#- wit: A certain lot of laud known as the Tan Yard Lot, in the town of Thomson, con taining one and onediaif ;1 1-2) acres more or less, and adjoining lands of John T. Wright, Henry O. Williams, James M. Reese and James L. Zaclny : being the same lot of land deeded to John ston Nov. 22nd. 18t>7, by John F. button. Levied on as the property of William John ston to satisfy a Moi*tgr.ge Vi. Fa. issued from the Superior Court of McDuffie coun ty, Georgia, in favor of Pollard A o, a firm composed of William J. Pollard and Peter \V. Printup, vs. William Johnston. Property pointed out by Plaintiff s Attor ney, and notice in terms of the law given to tenant in possession. GEO. LANGFORD, oct. 11, 177t»-law7vr. Sheriff. GEOB( H A—MoDuffib County. WILL be sold before the Oourt-hmise door in the town of Thomson, within the legal hours of sale on the fipst Tuesday in next, the following property to wit : One House and Lot in the town of Thom son, said county and State, bounded Novtk by the Wairenton road : East by the Meth odist church lot; South by lot of Sebron Ivey, and West by lot of Mrs. Watson. Levied on as the property of Joseph P. Jones. to satisfy a Fi. Fa. issued from Sep tember Term, 1876, of McDuffie Superior Court, in fuvor v-f 0. H. Phinixv A Cos., vs. J* S. Jones A Sou. Deed filed iu tlie Clerk’s office of Superior Court of said county, reoonveyiug property back to De fendant. Joseph P. Jones, according to the Act of 1871-72. Property pointed out by Plaintiffs Attor ney. and notice to tenant in possession giv en according to law. GEO. LANGFORD, oot. 11. |S76-4t. sheriff T^OirnA— ?.fcV i v mz A T ILL be »eid before the Court-house \ V door in the town of Thomson, Mc ■ f>nfne comity, $n the DTht Tuesday in No- i i vembernext, between the legal hoars of j ‘ -ale, the following described property to ■ wit: One StorehoqKe and lot and one stable and lot. tyiuoyhid being in. the town of t Thomson, the Georgia Railroad ! on the South, lot of Short ■■ Sturgis on the | East, and lots of J. B. Neal and William Kean on the North and West. Levied on ; a* the property of W. T. Flanigan to satis j fv a Fi. Fa issued from tbe Superior OouVt , of said county in favor of Geo. P. Thomas &. Cos:, vh. W. T. FUiigan. Property pointed ont by Plaintiff s At ; torney, and tenants in pjosKeHsion notified acocrdlng to law GEO. LANGFORD, j oct.ll,‘lß7»*-4t. Sheriff. I GEORGIA—McDuffie County, j WILL before the (kDirt-house 1 do<ir in said cohnty. on the first Tuewhly in { November next, between the legal hours of | sale, the following property to-wit: Forty ncres of land, more or less, lying | and being in said county, and partly iu the ! corporate limits of the town of Thomson, bounded on North by Georgia Railroad, on the East by of Jordan Ransom, col., on the South t>y the lands of Mrs. Spier ' and -bio. 0. Smith, and on the West by Jno. O. Smitlf and Jere F. Jones. Levied j on as the property of James S. Jones, by virtue of ft Kii F«, issued from the Supe rior Court of said county in favor of E. W. i Marshall A Co-, vs. James S. Jones A Son, j Property pointed out by plnmthi’s At ! torney. and tenants in posseaiiion duly no » tiffed according to law. GEO. LANGFORD. | oct. 11. 1876- It. Sheriff. | GEOU(MA-*-McDvffib Govoty. WILL be Hold before th<; Court-house ; door in said county, between the legal hours !of sale, on the first Tuesday in November next, the following property to-wit: S- on Hundred and Eighty-uiuc acres of i land, mom or less, lying and being in «ai J county, and bounded by the lands of M. 0. I FiJtou, William Stone, John Boyd, and ! Robert, Mm-tin. ttunv* being tbe place where Daily B. Wilkemon now resides, and levied on as the property of Daily B. Wilkerson to satisfy the following Fi. Fas. : One Fi. Fa. in favor of Vs. ii. Howard & Sons, vs. i Daily B. Wilkinson: one Fi. Fa. in favor jof (J. 1,. Cloud. Guardian of C. 1\ Stan ’ ford, vs. Bally B. Wyiterson, Adm’r. and I K. B. Bacon, security: one Fi. Fa. in favor j of David A. Stanford, vs. Daily D. Wilker- I son, AdmW#nd E, B. Bacpn, security. 1 Said Fi. Fh«. hsnH\ from Superior Court iof Raid county. .l’iH»}w*rty point sl oat. by j defendant. Daily D. Widcerson. No tea ! ants m pOKsCHsion. GEO. LANGFORD, ! oct n, 187<5*41. Sheriff, i GEORGIA M< Duffir County. | Will be sold before the Court-house door in said county on the first Tuesday in No vember next, tn tween the. legal hours of | sale the, follow.ng property to-wit: j Seven Hundred and Eighty-nine acre* of , laud, more or less, lying and being in said | comity and bounded by the lands of M. C. i Fulton. Win, Stone, John lioyd atui Robert j Martini levied on as tho property of B. ! B. Wilh. rson to stdisfy the following Fi. ' Fa«. ta - County -v’ourt > i said ' iHinnty: One Fi. Fa. in favor of Wingfield A Ldiuuiidsifli v»<- L. S. Wilkerson and B B. Wilkersoh : ore in favor of Gerald Dillon vh. L, S. Wilkcrwn and B. B. Wil ker *op.- ,l |Hperty pointed out iiy Defcn i danf< fT SSWiP-errtoii, and levied on by W. ly, of <iki»Mt.y* Ooiirt, m«d F turn el oi*&w me. geo 1.-.ngfofd. i <w‘t k ’Sheriff | GBOBGtA AL l>rr;no County. | WILL be .j«altl before the Conv*-bouse ; door in the town «*f Thomson, count; of ! McDuffie. State of Gef*r<»i(i. v.ithi i the b - ! gal hours of sale on tne first Tuesday in | November next the following property’ to i wit : I One KtOrehomo find lot in the town f-f r rhomfiou, situated on the Georgia Lailro»d ; boundcil on the East by Rail'.Oud Hotel, on I the South by the (»corgi a Railrond, on the West by lot of William Kem: i.n 1 North by I lot of James D. Neal. Levied on as the I property of W. T. Flanigan to satisfy two I Fi. Fas, issued from McDuffie County ! Court in favor of S. G. N. Ferguson, vs. W. : T. Flanigan, and Jordan, .Dies A Cos., vs. IW. TANARUS, Flr.nigau. Property pointed out by j Plaintiff’s Attorney, and due notice given to k*n’Hit in possession. GF.O. LANGFORD, i oct. U, b l Sheriff. ; GEORGIA- M.-D' rr , CntsTt. | Will be sold before the Court-honse door lin the town t Thomson, within the Jegil | hours of sale, on the tii>*t 'LNieadav in No j vember next, the following property to-wit: All that tract or parcel of land situate ly ing and being in the comity of McDuffie j and State of Georgia, on the waters of i Green Brier Creek, and bounded on the | North by tbe Wrightsboro and Appling rood, and East and South by Dudanf James I B. Neal, and on tho v ' est by lard of A. NV. j Faweet, and Gm n Brier Creek : coutain. | ing fifty acres more or less. Levit don as | the property of Si don J. Young nnd ; the j provisions of the Loan a Tr. t Act of I 1871-*72 to satisfy three Fi. Fas. issued from McDuffie Comity Court in favor of J. j L. Hardaway A Cos. vs. Solon J. Young, a j Teed re. convey ing said land to the vendor, j being first filed in the Clerk's office of the i Superior Court under the requirements of ! before mentioned net. Property pointed out by 1 lfiintitfs Attorney and notice served in terms of the law. GEO. LANGFORD, oct. 11, i>B7tb#t. Sheriff. GEORGIA—>I TJuffie County. Wild, be sold before the Court-house door iu the town of Thomson, within the legal hours of sale, on the first Tuesday in November next, the following property to wit : A certain tract y of hmd in said county and State, containing Tv. o Ilundred acres more or less, and bounded North and Wei t by John M. Barksdale : South by Little Briar Creek, and F.w tby L. YV. Barksdale. Lev ied on as the property oft Lawrence W. Barksdale to satisfy n mortgage Fi. Fa. is sued from the September term, 187(>, of McDuffie Superior Court, in favor of Rob -4 rs. Morris A Shivers, vs. said Lawrence W. Barksdale. Property j>oiuteU out by Plaintiffs Attor ney. and notice served according to law. GEO. LANGFORD, oct. 11, lS7fi-4t. Sheriff. GEORGIA —McDuffie County. WILL be sola before the Court-house ! door in the Thomson, within the [ legal hours of saltx on the first Tuesday iu | November next, tile following pioperiy to j wit : | AH that tract of land in said county and ! State, set apart to Thomas I> Wed as a j Homestead, adjoining lands of William i Farr, estate of Sarah Scott, lands of E. B. ; Bacon, and lands formerly owned by T. B. j West, containing Three Hundred and Thir : ty-eight acres Levied on as the property ■ of said Thomas B. West to satisfy a Mort- I gage Fi. Fa. issued from September Term, > IffTG, of McDuffie Superior OouYt. in favor , of John B. Wilcox®! and Thomas B West, Executors of Eliza 0. "est, vs. said Thom !as B. West. Property pointed out by Gen. D. M. Dußose, Attorney for Plaintiff s, and | notice given according to law. G®>. LANGFORD, oct. ?1, ifrDUt. Sheriff. ' tK' ; 1:0 ] A V : .v. v. Vi ni'li bes )I»i before the Court House ; \ V door iu litOidKuD, naid county, on the fir«t Tuesday in November next, within I the legal hours of sale, the following prop i erty, to-wit: ' One tract of land lying and being in said ; county. containing i wo Hundred and Seven • : acres more or less, situate one mil© from ! Dea'ing.- Ga., and terrors' tk» the "Ivy, j Hearing tract.” Bonnded by the line of the Georgia liailroad, lands of Neal <fc How ard, and others. Levied on as the property of It. E. Alexander, by virtue of a Fi. Fa. issuing from the Superior Court of said county, in favor of J. T. L&nstieil, Guar- j dinn, and M. F. Lanvlell, vs. K. E. Alex ander. Property pointed out by plaintiffs Attorney. GEO. LaNGFOKD, oct. 11. JH76-41. Sheriff. • GEO KG lA—McDc pf i k Corxnr. Will be sold before the Court-house door in the town of Thomson, within the legal hours of sale on the first Tuesday in No vember next, the following property to-wit: , 15 vats of untanned hides. S cords of tan ; bark : also a two thirds interest in a lot of shoes, bridles, harness, Ac. Levied on as the property of John F. Button to satisfy a Fi. Fa. issued from the Superior Court of McDuffie county in favor ot Pollard A Cos. vs. John F. Sutton, principal, and William Johnston, B. G. Sutton and J. B. Suther , land securities. Property pointed out by I Defendant. GEO. LANGFORD, oct- 11. 1*76-It. Sheriff, j Notice for Leave to Sell Land, GEORGIA—McDuffie County. \ PPLICATION will be made to the i 7~V Court of Ordinary of McDuffie conn- j i ty at. tlia jiext regtilaT November term for ! | leave to seli the lands belonging to the es- ! I rate of Byrd Perry, late ot Columbia, (now j McDuffie county, deceased, for the bene- 1 fit of the heirs and creditors of said dc- 1 | conned. JOHN B. PERRY, oct* 1 Lit. Adm’r. of Byrd Perry. /Citation for Letters of Dismission. I GEORGIA CorNTy. ; AV Ii EBEAB. Jann.H IE. Wilson, adminis- j trntor of lames A. Ivey, r- presents to t!,e Court in bis petition, 'inly filed ami entered on record, that lie has fully administered ! ‘ James A. Ivev’s e-state : This is lli. r fore to ; cite all ficrsons concerned, kindred and , i creditors, to shmv cans,- if any they can. ! wliy said administrator should not lie dis j charge I from nis admini- t ration, and re-j j eeive letter! of dismission, on the first • Monday in January. is 77. A. li. THRASHER, j oct. 11-Sin. Ordinary. j Citation for Letters of Dismission. I GEORGIA • - McDtTHK ( . i:\ty. • VINCENT UEISI having upplkd to the ‘ 1 Court of Ordinary of said county for a (tia j chttr«« from his guanliauship of Mary A. I j Duke. I a.tiiic 1 . Duke, S. M. Duke and ; j James T. Stanford, this is therefore to cite | j nil persouß conei rned to show cause, by , filing objections m my office why the said ! Vincent Rocs© should no be dismisHcd ' from his Haul guardianship, and receive the I I usual letters of dismission. A. B. TURASITEXL oct. 11- It. Ordinary. Citation* | GEORGIA JlcDtn nr OoujtTr. J <:iil tchom ■ >nuj <v./) vrn : JAMES IC/t'oKY having in pryper foruO ! • ppliasd to nil- t' r pcriaiuieut istters of ad i I ininistratiou o , the estate of Francis V. j j Wary. l»«e <* said county th*A Wto «!*.• nil ; . and singular the near of kin m l creditors jof said deepn e<i to Ik and appear at n.y i j dffice k i til in ill. tiino allowed by lew. and i show cans.:, if ally they* can, why p, MIA ' neat a>lmiuis:r..ticm should m ; i.o granted : to .T»i.:. s F. I >rv. ' ■ Frau, is M. l arv’s estate. A. li. TiiIUHIIKR, | oi'i. 11 -4t. Ordinary. ADMINISTRATOR'S SALE. BY virtue of mi order from the Court of j Ordinary of WPuffio county, will be sold ! ; on tin* first Tm sday in November. 187 G, »t the ' ’onrt-luju.-e door in county. with |in the legal hours of sale, th dwelling ; house and lot in Thomson, said bounty, | known as the late residence of S-rn. C M. i ! Wilson, and situate on and West of Jack- , on strict dhe lot contains 7 acres more ; ; *-r less, a:i: 1 mijoii s lands of Dr. W. M. Mils, W. D. Wil cm. Ae. Large two-story ' dwelling and u n 1 out houses. I Teems: s2l wv 0 cash : balance, notes] payable in i. 'J, and ;> ye irs. Firs' note to : be secured. Interest i() per cent. Bond ; lor titles. H. H PEARCE, oct. T. IS7G-41. AdiuV. Mrs. C, M v ;1 on. i ADMINISTRATOR'S SALE: BY virtue of an order from the Court of Ordinary of McDuffie county, will be,] I sold on the first Tuesday in November. • 1*76. within the legal hours of sale, at the | Court-house door in said county, the tract «>f land in said county whereon Benjamin ! Brooks resided at the time of his death, ; containing 170 per. s. more or less, and ad- t j joining lands of J. M. Barksdale, L. M ] Adkins. A. J. Adkins and others. ! Fair improvcm nts on the place. Terun? cash. 11. H. PEARCE, j oct. 11. 1*76-tt. Adiu’r. Benj. Brooks. j ADMINISTRATOR'S SALE. ; BY virtue of all order from the Court of | I Ordinary of MdDe.«e et.tm.ty. will !>-. fold - | on the fir-t Tuesday ill November. 1-7 7 at I • (he Court-house door in sa ; d ccrmfy, with- I in the legal hours of sale, (he tract of land i I in said c-rnmy. whereon Mrs. Barsh Scott ! resided at the time of her death, contain l ing d;IK neres more or l.ss and adjoining • lands of B. T. ller.se. M. C. K.ilton, Win. t Farr and otii -ra. There are two settlements on tiiis tract. | Improvements good. F,xcel!ent creek bot j tom. Timber abundant. Original growth 1 iok aid hickory. | Terms cash. R. 11. PEARCE, i oct.il, IS7(Ut Adm’r. Sutah Scott. HOMES LEAD NOTICE. 0 Bt)RGJA— Corntt. I AWRKNCEW. BARKSDALE has ap- j j j plied for exemption of personalty, and j | setting apart and valuation Pf liomcstfiad. ; and I will pass upon the same at Ifi o’clock ja. in., on the olst tla v of October, 1876, at I my office. A. B. THRASHER, oct. 11, .‘S76-r>t. Ortliniry. Gin Houses Insured. \ T lowest rates: also, Fire and Life, i XX AND IN COMPANIES WHO NEVER ; (dispute a JUST CLAIM. Marine Risks j taken between Boston, New York. Philo- ! ; ch Iphia and Baltimore, via Charleston, S. 1 C.. and Savannah, Ga., to Augusta. GEO. SYMMS, . Insurant Agent, lias removed to office o-ver entrance to New Opera House, Brood straet, Augusta, Georgia. jll-iu. L. f¥Serzeau, NO. 59, JACKSON STREET. S AUGUSTA. - GEORGIA, DEALER in Raw and Parched Peanuts, i Foreign and Domestic Prints. Tobac ! co and Cigars, Nnts and FIXF. Confectiou ! cries. Fresh Malaga Grapes. Ac. jn-e* 1876. FALL AID WINTER 1876. r> it c i o o i > jaj WHOLESALE AND RETAIL. O 1 AM pleased to announce to my friends and patrons, that my FALL A XI) WINTER STOCK-OF DHL GOODS NOTIONS. Ac., is now about complete and new additions will arrive daily. I have taken pairs to buy GOOD GOODS, at LOW PRICES and do not fear competition in any direct.on. I am thankful f»r past favors, and respectfully solicit a careful examination of mv STOCK before you buy. My Salesmen are reliable and anxious to serve yon. A ten year old child can shop at my store as well as an expert. We hope to make pleasure and profit mutual. 83>l®]j\!L ®!EO7IS 373 BIAIBSSIiIkSS 'yßlilfa AND Ladies’ and Gents’ Hemmed Handkerchiefs. .v, s, rw, No. tjyi, t TTCTTOT \ n i i n -°* A ! VlJu OIA, ll A . z. mcco rr, GROCER & COMMISSION MERCHANT, AND DEALER IN SUGAR. COFFEE, BACON, LARD, FLOUR, &c --291, Bkoad St., Augusta, Ga. jU.c* FALL TRADE, 187 0! P. 11. LYNCH. MIJIU n.'JXT T.'ilL OR, 'h‘» Jackson Street, “Globe Hotel,” Augusta. Ga., j Y F.SPF.<' I FI’I.IA auuoiiuci H to iiis patronK i.nd (he public generally that he has now on haml a complete stock of CLOTHS. CASSIMERES, DOE-KINSaml .SUITINGS sfcici■ i,*i 1 with great care at the wholesale eatabliahmetit of A. T. Stewart A ( ‘o. New York, from the choicest importations of French. English, Scotch and German'manu factures. which lie is prepare t to make up to order in a superior manner and at reasona ble prices. in soliciting a share of your patronage. 1 woald call attention to the following facts: My goods are of the very choicest materials in tb* market, and my style and manufac ture of garments arc unequalled. I * 11. LYNCH. |H-e« JAMES W. BURCH, B sots an and SSio os, 3D DOOR BELOW RAIL UOAJ) (TOSSING, AUGUSTA, GA. —o I PROPOSE TO SELL THE VERY BEST SHOES AT THE LOWEST PRICE FOR CASH OF ANYBODY IN TIIIS CITY. jn-c* W. IT. HOWARD. C. H. HOWARD. W. H. HOWARD Tit W. H. HOWARD & HONS COTTON FACT RS —AND— < Oiiimiwsion Merclumts, GENERAL AGENTS FOR E. CARVER CO. COTTON GIN, CORNER OF JACKSON AND BAY STREETS, AUGUSTA, Ga. OIWK/tS TO SELF, oil UoU> COTTOX STRICTLY ORFYRI). SPECIAL ATTENTION GIVEN TO THE WEIGHING OF COTTON. I'.aflijhtf). 7t>.s nntf Plantation Su)tptie» Furnish 1 ’!?. jn-c* R H. BUSH, I>KALBR IN mi COOI BOUTS, SHOES DOMESTICS, AND O-ESiNS-ESR, ‘VL IsA. FRCH IXTIDIS'E', HtAKES this metln and of informing his customers and the public generally, that he has J r.K'ei —i his Fall Stock of Dry Goods. Boots; Shoes, Domestics, ,fcc.. Ac., and hav ing been boc.ght at hard time prices, will be sold low for CASH. FINE BRANDS OF TOBACCO AND CIGARS ALWAYS ON HAND. ID et K. H. BUSH. Adkins A Qi iij.i an ! HEADQUARTERS FOR CLOTHING, BOOTS, SHOES, HATS, CAPS, VALISES, Scd. OUR FALL STOCK is now complete, and embraces everything in our line of all erodes and prices, and having been bought from first hands will be sold LOW FOR CASH. In addition to onr custom-made clothing we have the largest and best stock Os CASSIMERES, CLOTHS and JEANS, ever brought to this market. Come and examine onr goods. We take pleasure in show ing them, for all who examine them will be sure to speak to their friends about them, whether they buy or not, [jll-aS] ADKINS A QUIXIAX.