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Washington, July 14.— Senate.— Mr. Pinckney
Whyte has been sworn in as Senator, vice Kevcrdy
Johnson.
The bill temporarily supplying vacancies in the
Executive Department has been passed.
The bill authorizing a temporary loan of three
per cent, certificates came up, leading to another
wild discussion on finances—Trumbull favoring
keeping gold in the Treasury down to forty mil
lions ; Morton favoring investment in gold in re
deeming legal tenders, as an important step towards
the resumption of specie payment. Morton’s
amendment to tills effect was lost by a vote of seven
to thirty. Bill postponed.
Hovse.—After local business affecting the Dis
trict of Columbia, the House resumed the Alaska
appropriation bill, which was passed by 114 to 42,
with the rider declaring the right of the House to
participate in making treaties.
The bill authorizing temporary Executive ap
pointments was passed, when, after further district
business, the House adjourned.
Washington, July 16. —Senate.—The bill
amending the various bills relating to the Navy and
Marine Corps, passed without amendment.
The bill reducing the military to a peace estab
lishment, was referred to the Committee on
Military Affairs.
A bill subscribing to mail lines between New
York and Europe, was laid over.
The appropriation bill was resumed.
The Conference Committee's report on the tax
hill was adopted.
The Senate then went into Executive session and
adjourned. . „
Hovse.—A Committee of Five was appointed to
investigate how the House contingent fund of I*B7
was expended.
Heaton, Representative from North Carolina,
was seated.
The bill removing disabilities from certain par
ties, as amended by the Senate, was passed.
The Conference Committee’s report on the tax
bill was adopted. The Senate having previously
adopted it, it goes to the President. The Confer
ence Committee struck out all relating to banks.
Store-keepers are to be paid by the United States.
Special agents are limited to 25. Mineral oils are
on the same footing as other manufactories. Spirits
must be removed from bond within nine months.
Wholesale liquor dealers pay one per cent. In
other respects the bill remains the same as passed
by the House.
The House then took a recess.
Washington, July 14—Senate—The bill ex
tending Federal commercial relations over Alaska,
and preventing indiscriminate destruction of fur
bearing animals, and forbidding special hunting
privileges. Passed.
The bill extending time for collection of direct
tax in the insurrectionary States to January, 1809’
Passed.
The bill protecting naturalized citizens abroad.
Postponed—2l to 22.
House. —The Secretary of War presented a com
munication in relation to certain cotton seized at
Vicksburg.
The Conference report on invalid pensions was
adopted.
The Funding bill was reported with half a dozen
amendments and ordered printed and recommitted.
The report of the Conference Committee outlie
bill regulating Executive vacancies was rejected-
Recess.
Washington, July 17.— House. —Prior orders of
the House were deferred in favor of the Funding
bill, by a vote of 59 to 58.
Dawes presented the credentials of Kellogg,
Pierce and Buckly, claiming seats as representa
tives from Alabama, and asked their reference to
the Committee on Election.
Brooks Inquired whether it would not be proper
for the committee to inquire whether these gen
tlemen were elected at a one-sided election. Dawes
said the committee would inquire faithfully as to
any matter committed to them. They simply
made an examination of these credentials to ascer
tain if they were correct, and whether they pre
sented a prirna facia case, t'ullow, of Illinois,
asked if there was any law to prevent electors from
all voting on one side if they desired to do so.
Brooks replied that he knew of none, but there
was a law of Congress prescribing bow ttiese elec
tions should be held, and the people of Alabama
had not held their election in conformity to that
law. The credentials were referred to the Com
mittee on Elections.
A committee of conference was appointed on the
Indian appropriation.
The funding bill was resumed. Stevens favored
paying the bonds witii greenbacks. A wild discus
sion ensued. Finally an amendment making but one
class at 885 hundreds interest (whatever that
means,) and forty years to run, was adopted. With
out definite action the bill was postponed.
The credentials of the Louisiana Representatives
were referred to the committee on elections.
Senate —John Abbott and John Pool, Sena
tors (?) from North Carolina, and John S. Harris
and Win. Pitt Kellogg, Senators (?) from Louisi
ana, were seated.
A bill authorizing a temporary ttiree per cent,
oan in liquidation of the compound interest notes,
was passed.
Anew Conference Committee was appointed on
temporary Executive appointments, the House
having disagreed to the report of the former Com
mittee.
Louisiana’s ratification of the fourteenth amend
ment was read, and the Senate proceeded to con
sider the appropriation bills.
The Senate then went into executive session and
adjourned.
Washington, July 18.— Senate. —South Caroli
na’s ratification of the Fourteenth Article was pre
sented.
Applications from Georgia and Mississippi Con
ventions for loans were indefinitely postponed.
The bill authorizing corporations created by Fed
eral authority to bring suits in Federal Courts was
passed.
Thu bill protecting naturalized citizins abroad
was discussed to Executive session.
Adjourned.
House.—Ninety days were allowed the Commit
tee on Elections to investigate disloyalty in the
Missouri coutestud elections.
The Louisiana representatives are Vedal, Sypher,
Neshani, Marr and Blackburn. Those from South
Carolina are Goss and Whitemore, all of whom
have been seated.
The Tariff’bill lias been recommitted to thcCom
mittec of Ways and Means, which kills it for the
session.
The Funding bill was resumed and discussed
until adjournment.
Washington, July 20. —Senate.—The rights of
naturalized citizens abroad were discussed all day,
Interrupted only by reading the veto and the pa»
sage of the Electoral College Bill notwithstanding,
bv 45 to 8. The Southern Senators, except Poole,
who was absent, voting with the majority. The
Senate then went into tan Executive session and
adjourned.
House. —The credentials of Lash, from North
and Bowen, from South Carolina, were referred to
the Election Committee. They were seated.
Mullins, of Tennessee, opposing Bowen said;
“Bowen was bom in Ohio, and went to South
Carolina 10 or 15 yaws ago. When the rebellion
broke out he voluntarily w ont into the Confederate
service and accepted a commission as Captain. He
was subsequently promoted to Major, probably lor
bis gallantry in shooting down Union men.”
The Electoral College bill was passed by one
hundred and thirty-four to thirty-six, and the
House then adjourueil.
FINANCIAL & COMMERCIAL.
Weekly Review of the Macon Market.
Monday Evening, July 20, 1808.
Nothing very striking or remark able lias occur
red in our market for the week ending to-day. Du
ring the time we had three of the hottest days felt
here in many years—the thermometer, at 3 o’clock
Thursday, reaching 108 degrees above zero in the
shade. This extreme heat had a direct tendency
to paralyze industry and trade. On Saturday and
Sunday we had two splendid rains, which cooled
the atmosphere, aud it is us pleasaut as ordinarily
ttt this Scusoii of the your,
We have, had no general reports from the plan
tations since tlie rains fell, l m t presume the crops,
wherever touched by them, are looking finely.
Tin: rise in bacon during the week has not been
wholly sustained. At one time Clear Sides were
held llrtnly at 19 cents, but they can now be bought
by the quantity at M>fc. Western packers hold
plenty to supply the demand, and easily go through
the summer.
Financial. Ihe Stock and Bond market has
been very quiet during the week. Demand aud
supply are more even than felt here for some time.
But this does not lessen the confidence of holders
that, as soon as tile present growing cotton crop
lias been brought to market, and money put in a
little more general circulation, all wi „
higher upon a general demand.
Our banks continue to hold an abundance of cap
ital to satisfy all requirements upon good paper
There is, however, a scarcity of money in the
hands of many planters, who are forced to s ' lve
liens upon their crops to purchase provisions, in
this operation they are charged a heavy rute of in
terest by the factors and the merchants. W'e have
no changes to make to-day in our daily Saturday’s
financial quotations, which were as follows:
exchange on new yoke.
Buying
UNITED STATES CURRENCY LOANS.
Per month to 2* per cent.
Buying rates for Gold «i 41
Celling ",
Buying rates for Silver !..!!! 10,
sailing ;;;;;; j $
KAIL,ROAD STOCKS AND BONDS.
Central Railroad Stock
Central Railroad Bonds
Maeou ami Western Railroad Stock ,US
southwestern Railroad Stock
Southwestern Railroad Bonds.'.'"’"' {"?
Macon & Brunswick Railroad Stock
Macon & Brunswick HtLiima.i 8' to 4 I
Georgia Railroad StocK Endorsed Bon is., so
Georgia Railroad Bonds".'.' •;!*
Muscogee Railroad Bonds ,7°
Aummta Z
Augusta * Waynesboro Railroad Stock .....'.'.So
MacmwI ATK . A_ ' ,1> CITY STOCKS AND bonds.
’ Gas company Stock lw
Macon Factory stock jfn
r.’t J Macon Endorsed 80nd5....:'.'.;.'.'.'.'.'.;;;;::: 100
r.ic rn ,5 ,ac "u Reserve Bonds k:>
Citj of Maeou Bonds ko
City of Macon Coupons !!!!!!!!!!!!!.”!!’! | %
Sae o ' Vr r « la ' n ?y. 7 per cent Bonds.” .!'.! 97
Smte !• It e,,r * la ’ old, 7 per cent,. Bonds H. 5
' tate of Georgia, old, 0 per cent. Bonds 86
Cotton.—The week has passed with next to
nothing doing. There are some fourteen or fifteen
hundred bags in our warehouses, two-thirds of
which is supposed to be for sale. Sales have foot
'd U P less than for any week during the year. To
day the market is stagnant—not a bale reported
sold. We quote, Including the tax:
New York Middling
Liverpool Middling t* w
Low Middling
Ordinary ...'-'!!!!!!!" "j
Bacon.— Receipts for the week have been 103 755
pounds, against 217,000 last week. The demand
has been steady, and wholly consumptive. There
are none but regular dealers buying, as the season
for speculation is about over. We had a rise of %
cent the other day, which has nearly or quite been
lost. We look for no remarkable change, cither
up or down, during the remainder of the summer.
We quote to-day :
Mess Pork , U 1
Prime Mess J
Rumps
Clear Sales (smoked; !'.’....!!jgV.;t o 19
Clear Ribbed (smoked is t"> IN'
JSUoniders (smoked) 15 to lie
Hams, plain at to 'u
Hams, canvused 21 to 23
Lakp.—The ruling rates vary from 21 to 22c.
Tobacco.—Bright Virginia brands 65; Medi
um 50 to 60; Common 85 to 45. The “scare” is
about over, and trade is brightening up again.
Liverpool Cotton Market.
Liverpool, July 20, noon.—Cotton quiet and
steady; sates 10,000 bales.
Savannah, July 20.—Cotton dull and heavy. No
sales. Middlings 80%e. Receipts 190.
New York Cotton Market.
New York, July 20. —Cotton quiet and quoted
at Site 82c.
Evening.—Cotton dull; sales 500 bales at 81)j(g
82 Ceuta
FOREIGN MARKETS.
London, July 20, noon.—Consols
Bonds 72' 1 «f72%.
Frankfort, July 20.—Bonds firm, 7fi%.
Paris, July 20. Bourse dull.
Liverpool, July 20, noon.—Bacon quiet. Others
the same.
DOMESTIC MARKETS.
New York, July 20.—01d bonds 14jj; new
Ten-forties S’*. Virginia, fig, new, 54%. Tenues
see ex-coupons (IS; new t57j)Y. Gold 1 48%. Sterling
lOkjj. Money easy, 4<rts. Flour dull, 50l>10 lower.
Wheat firm. Corn dull. Mess pork lower,s2B 00.
Lard quiet, steam, Turpentine 44(u45.
Rosin firm, common strained #2 95.
Evening.—Flour steady; Western dull and un
settled at $0 25; Ohio $8 10(u 12 50; Southern dull
and declining; Common to fair, extra, $8 250V9 50.
W heat steady, and a limited demand; amber.
Southern, $235. Corn in fair request and im
ehanged. Outs Hotter. Mess pork $27 Usf«
gs 00. J.nrd firmer, I've yi. Groceries quiet and
steady. Turpentine 44(044%. Rosin $2
Tallow VMtf. 1 Freights firm Governments
dull. ’O2 coupons 14. Tennessee Os <sß3£ new 07%.
Gold 1 48%. Sterling 10%.
Mobile, July 20.—Cotton market quiet and
firm; holders ask full prices; sales 150 bales; low
middlings 28; receipts 14; exports none..
New Orleans, July 20.—Cotton dull and easier;
Middlings 80%(et81; sales 17 bales; receipts 109.
Sterling 56%(q>58. New York Sight % premium.
Gold $1 42%. Flour dull; Superfine $7 25. Corn
90(n:$l 00 Oats 80. Hay 81 Pork nominally at
SB9 (10. Bacon steady Shoulders 13,%. Clear
Sides 17% Lard, tierce, 18%; Keg HRs'.
But little done in markets —streets Hooded by
heavy raiu. m
Augusta, July 20.—N0 change in the market.
Heat continues.
Cincinnati, June 26.—Flour quiet. Corn dull,
at 91(«)92c. Whiskey firm, at $2 85. Provision!,
neglect) and. Mess Pork S2B. Shoulders 13c. Clear
Sides 17c, Lard 17,%c.
Baltimore, July 20. —Cotton 32c. Flour steady,
and very quiet. Wheat steady; prime red $2 50.
Corn, spring white, $1 10. yellow $1 18, Oats
steady; old 85@950; new 70@?80c. Provisions quiet.
Virginias, old inscribed, 45%(a47; coupons, old,
56,%.
M YKIXE NEWS.
Savannah, July 20.—Cleared, A. P. S., for Porto
Rico; bark James McCarthy, for Montevido. Ar
rived brig Webfurd, from St. Johns.
HARDEMAN Sc SPARKS
TO THE PLANTERS IN
Middle and Southern Georgia
nOR TWENTY YEARS we have served you,
I 1 we believe failhfully, Our success depends
upon your prosperity ; lieuce we have zealously
sought to promote your iuterest and advance It
by every means iu our power. As Commission
Merchants we again tender you our services, a 1
our old stand, which has withstood the flames 01
a burning Square (thereby proving Its security),
and where we hope to merit the very liberal pat
ronage always given us.
The sale of Cotton Is our speciality. We flatter
ourselves none can excel ns. To old friends we
return tnanks; to new ones, try m, we will try
to please you.
Usual accommodations given 1o enable you to
uiakeacrop. THUS. HARDEMAN, JK.,
Je22-daw3m O. G. BPAitKB.
THE GREATEST TONIC
And Anti-Dyspeptic Cordial Is the
CURACOA TONIC BITTERS.
but possess medicinal virtues unequalled by
any preparation before offered to the public.
The dose Is small, and th ir effect is magical.
They are especially recommended for
LOSS OK APPETITE,
INDIGESTION,
FLATULENCY,
CONSTIPATION,
DEBILITY’,
And for all diseases dependant on a disordered
Id ver.
To persons recovering from sickness, and to
delicate females, this Tonic is invaluable.
To Bak-Kkepers—'This Tonic is pronounced
equal, if not superior, to tliu celebrated Baker’s
Bil lers for your trade.
Prepared by J. C. BAUGHKK A CO., Baltimore,
Maryland.
L. W. HUNT & CO.,
Druggists, 82 & SI Cherry St , Macon, Ga.,
Wholesale Agents.
For sale by Jaynes A Mays, Forsyth, (la.; N. N.
Edge, Indian Springs, Ga.; Dr.P. H. Wright, Ma
con, Ga. fyl7-d2aw- w3m
“THE E CARVER GlN,''
MANUFACTURED BY THE
E CARVER COMPANY,
EAST BRIDGEWATER, MASS.
'IIHE undersigned takes great pleasure in intro
-1 during this Gill for the patronage of the plant
ers of Ge irgia. It liasa reputation of thirty years
standing in the Western Cotton States, and is a
general favorite in that section.
It cannot l>e excelled by any Gin in the world.
It is superior to many, is surpassed by none, aud
is guaranteed to do first-class work.
PRICE,
Four dollars (81.(X!) per Saw—CASH, or its equiv
alent.
The E CARVER GIN, FOR HORSE POWER, has
neve, been sold in tins State before.
JAB. A. HALL,
Agent, Middle aud South-Western Georgia.
je2o-d4wsm
SASH, BLINDS, DOORS,
MOULDINGS AND BRACKETS,
Ready-Made and Hash Glazed.
-ALL KINDS OF
ORNAMENTAL, COTTAGE, HOUSE AND STORE
Work done to order in the best and latest
styles.
House and Kitchen Furniture
Planing, Sawing and Turned Work, Counters,
Tables, and Stools for Stores.
of all kinds done cheaply, and with
dispatch. Send or call at Factory, foot of Third
Street, on
Wharf Street, Macon, Ga.
GRENVILLE WOOD.
JanSO-ly-wGm
PLANING MILE.
r |MIEI UNDERSIGNED are now i>repared to do
1 al kinds of Carpenter’s work, Including
Goers Sash, Blinds, Turning, Moulding, die., auu
furnish Lumber, dressed or rough, on short notice
and reasonable terms.
,I,™’] at the Factory, on Third street, adjoining
the Marble Yard.
maylß—d«Sw3m TOMLIN dt EARP.
GEORGIA JOURNAL AND MESSENGER.
SCHOFIELD’S
IRON WORKS,
ADJOINING THE PASSENGER DEPOT,
GEORGIA.
Patented September 3d, 1867.
’I'HIH PRESS must commend iisclf to the Cotton Planters oi Georgia for Us Durability, Simplicity
1 of Construction, and the ease with which It can be operated by cither Hand, Horse, Water, or
Kteam Power—the change from one to the other being effected in a few initiuu s.
Another great advantage which this Press possesses is, II takes up so little room that It may be
placed in and run lu Die Gin tlousc, thus saving much extra labor and loss or time, the Cotton being
placed In it. as fast as ginned.
Occupying but little space, and kept out of the weather, this Press is very durable, and not liable
to get out of order, both the Screw Him the Frame being of wrought non.
These Presses are all put up complete anti perfect betore leaving rny establishment, thus putting
the purchaser to no extra trouble and expense in procuring a man to pul them in running order.
lo show with what favor and satisfaction these Presses have been received the postseason, 1 ap
pend the following certiticatex and names, among many others, of gentlemen who have used them :
axi. kicus, Georgia, Juue (4th, 1868.
Mr, J. N. Srhoft.hl, .Vaco/,, Oemgia :
1 >KAit him- We are lu receipt o( your let ter, and lu reply my, that the screw Is a perfect success,
ami have no doubt will meet with ready sale. We can pack one thousand pound, in an ordinary
sized hale with lour bauds. Very respect lull y yours, J. V. PRICK * **•»«.
Home Chuck, Wilcox County, Georgia, Juue 25, isss,
Mr. ,/. ,V. Schofield, Macon . (ieort/ot .-
Hu: —The Cotton Press I bought of you last fall works well, anil lam very well pleased with it. I
packed with :t about one hundred bales of Cotton. I consilient superior to all others lor packing
Cotton, as it can be w orked with less lanor and w ill pack as heavy bales as u y farmer wants. Wood
screws, and all other screws and P,esses for Cotton, inusi give* wax ami place to your Patent
Iron Berew. All 1 regret Is, t- at I did hot getjan Iron Frame from yon cotnpiele
Yours, respeoUuiiy, H. f). FULLER.
Houston County, Georgia, Juue, Ist, IN.S.
Mr, J. S. Schofield, Macon, (id.:
Dear But—ln reply to your note of the 15th ult., I have this to sav In regard to your Patent
Cotton Screw; “IT FILLS TDK BILL.’ 1 and Is all you calm for It. 1 regard it superior to any Frees
have seen. I am, very respectfully, E. H. EZELL.
Houston County, Gkoki.ia, June 2d, 1868.
Mr. Schofield, Macon, Georgia:
Dear Sik— Your favor at hand. I am well pleased with your Cotton Press. For power and
durability I don’t think it can be excelled. Very respectfully, J. W. WIMBERLY.
Gen. TIIOS. F. DRAYTON. Macon County. W. J. MYKICK, Baldwin County.
11. H. MY RICK, Baldwin County. K. P MY RICK, Baldwin County.
JOHN HART, Monroe County. H. M. R>BK. Mdledgeville.
A. J. WHITE, Pike County. .7 AS. WELSH AN PRO A N, Taylor o
Capt. ORRIK TUFTS, Jones Counly. D SOLOMON. Gordon C muty.
CLEVELAND S BAILEY, Baker County. W W. TURNER. H skCountT.
LONG Sl WHITTAKER. Taylor County. R GOODLOB HARPER, MiUedg^ville.
ROBERT THOMPSON, Lee'County. J J. COLLINS, Macon Comity.
A. DAWSON, Wilkinson County. <7 L. I.AMPKIN. Wilmx C'.tmtjr.
H. I* KEYZAR, Houston County. JOHN L B VAN. Hou-t-.n Crmuty.
JERRY HOLLIS, Monroe County. PLEASANT RAY, Dooly County.
D. W. MASSES, Houston County. J. W. JORDON. J,ee ( juty.
L. C. liRA'AN, Lee Couutv. W. R. AI ARREN, H u -ton County.
ALLEN A GRANNLSS. Ilibb County. NAT. HESTER, Laker ( .miy.
•AV W. DEWS, Baker County. A. 8. McKKNZIB, Dooly c unty.
ARTHUR FOSTER. Bibb County FAI LK, Twiggs iVmtt'y.
W. A. BANKS, Monroe County. * WM. STOCK, Macon C oni'y.
JOEL R. GRIFFIN, Houstou County. R- L MEM MS. Terrell County.
S. D. FULLER, Wieox County. ' JOHN W. PAUL, Terrell County.
THOa J. CATER, Houston County
In order to place these Presses within the reach of Planters. I offer them for sale for Draffs ac
cepted by responsible parties, payable from the Ist to the I.sth of October m-xt.
I also continue to manufacture al kinds of
MACHINERY AND CASTINGS,
SUCH AH
Steam Engines and Boilers,
Mill and Gin Gearings,
w orn Mill* and Syrup Kettles,
Coinmn* and L/entel*,
Pots, Oven*, Spiders, Fire Dogs, etc.
Prompt attention paid to
MAOHIFEBY
C3TAII ORDERS FROM THE COUNTRY filled satisfactorily and with
dispatch. Address
J. S. SCHOFIELD,
MACON, GEORGIA.
jelo-dA w-3m
t.OLCMIiUS, GA., August 30, 1807.
We, the undersigned hereby certify that we
have used “Dennison’s Condition Powders,” lor
Horses and Mules, for several years, and believe
them to lie far superior to anything of the klnu
ever offered to the public for the purposes recom
mended.
S. H. Hill, Ag’t So. F.xpress Cos, Columbus, Ga.
A Gamnkll, Liv. Stable Keeper, “ “
Howard a Disbkow, “ “ “
Thomas S. Speak, “ “
I*|. P. Ellis a Dr. W. C. Dri.lamy, “ “
H. B. Plant, Pres’tSo. Express Cos., Augusta, Ga.
Col. R. B. Bulloch, Sup’t “ “ “
Col. E. Hui.bkbt, “ “ Atlanta.
Coe. Jams Shutkii, “ “ Memphis.
A. K. iior.T. K«q., Ag’t “ Nashville.
A. B. Small, Esq.» Sup’ “ NewOrleans.
Manufactured by
D. M. DENNISON,
Columbus, Ga.
And For Sale by
J. H. ZKILTN A CO.,
L. W. HUNT & CO.
Macon, Ga.
And at Hawkinsvillk, by
J. A. THOMPSON,
May 23—dAwly Drue'Jtst.
DR. JOEL BRANHAM’S
Liver and Dyspeptic Medicine,
rpHE celebrity ot this Medicine is so great that
1 the proprietor feels it h.s duty to bring it
more fully before the public. Our warm weather
ia so debilitating, nature requires something to
assist it, without the unpleasant consequences
resulting from the use of purging medicines
usually resorted to.
This article will be found to act as a pleasaut
cordial amt tonic, relieves habitual costivehess,
which is found iu feeble constitutions, find per
sons ot sedentary habits, which often produces a
desponding state of the miinl, irregular if not a
loss of appetite. Persons subject to bilious cholic
may rely ou the preventive properties of this
medicine. Use it on the first intimation of ap
proaching attack. Many persons wbosedigesttve
organs are feeble often experience a sense of full
ness, weiglu and oppression about the stomach
after eating. In such eases a dose of tills medi
cine Will often afford immediate relief
It cures heartburn, sick and nervous headache,
costiveness, dyspepsia, and all diseases thatorigi
nate from a torpid slate ot the bowels.
Sold, wholesale and retail, by the proprietor.
GEORGE PAYNE, Druggist, Ac.
Jylo-dow2tw3mo Macon, Ga,
NEW BOOKS.
I UHT RECEIVED AND FOR SALE BY
♦J J. W. BURKE A C’O.
Dictionary of Kliakspearc.au Quotations, $2 Ob
Holiday at Boseland - - - - - 150
Duncan's Ritual - - - - - 250
Fairfax, by the Author of Hurray of Eagle’s
Nest, 1 73
Watting for the Verdict, - - - 200
juuel2-tf
LEGAL ADVERTISEMENTS.
8188 COL NT V.
Notice to Debtors and Creditors.
/ ( EORGI A—BIBB COUNT! .—Persons indebted
VI to the estate of Robert Findlay, late of said
county, deceased, are notified to make immediate
pa> rnent to the undersigned; and those having
demands against said estate to render t Hern aiv
cording to law. J. MONHOE OGDEN,
jeZ7-law-(it Administrator.
POSTPONED
151811 SHERIFF’S SALE.
WILL he sold before the Court House door In
TT the city of Macon, between ihe usual hours
of sale,ou the Ist Tuesday in August, the following
property, to satisfy tax ti. fas. now in my hands
and unpaid, to wit :
Also, the House, and four acres of Land imme
diately surrounding the house, known as the
house where Johnson Wise lives, about four
miles from the city of Macon, and on the load
leading to Perry, Houston County, Ga
Also, a House and i.oi ou College Street., in Ma
con, and across the tile alley from J. M. Jones’, as
1 lie property oUI. J. Fdgeriy, to satisfy tax tl. fa.
in my hands against him.
Also, the House ami Lot on the lull, in .Macon
that Mrs. M. W. Towns now occupies, and lives
into satisfy lax fi. la in my Hands against Jas.
A. Walker, agent lor Mrs. M. W.Towns.
Also, on House and Lot occupied by John B.
Weems, ou the Columbus road, to satisfy a tax
fi. fa. against John B. Weems, agent for c. u.
Hudson, levied on as the -property of C. C. Hud
son ,
Also, on the large House on the Houston road,
known as the Nancy Williams House, just inside
of the city, and opposite Samuel Peacock’s gro
cery, to satisfy a tax ft. fa. in my hands against
Patrick Codey. surviving heir of Nancy Wil
liams, deceased, and as his property.
Also, on the ilor.se and Lot occupied by Mrs.
Susan Williams, on Fourth Street, near the
Brown House, to satisfy a tax fi. fa. iu my hands
against Mrs. Susau Williams, aud levied on as
her property.
Also, by levying on the House now occupied by
A. C. Audoin, ou Court House Square, joining
lot to Dr. Cllnkscales, to satisfy a lax li. fa. iu my
hands against A. C. Audoin for wile.
Also, on a House and Lot on Second Street, and
now occupied by Samuel Subers, to satisfy a tax
li fa. now in my hands against S. Subers.
Also, on a set of Blacksmith’s tools, now in the
shop o’s Charles Craft, on Fourth Street, Joining
the Guard House, levied on to satisfy a lax ti fa.
in m.v hands against Charles Craft, lor state and
county tax for 1867.
Also on ail the Furniture In the parlor of the
Lanier House, embracing one Piano, all the
Sofas Carpet, Mirror, and Ceutre-Table, to satisfy
a tax’d, fa. In tny hands against Geo. M. ixigan.
C, MASTERSON,
julyß-td Deputy Sheriff.
B. A. WISE,
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALER IN
iWilllll HARDWIRE,
SILVER PLATED WA.K/E.
TABLE AND POCKET CUTLERY,
China, Glass and Earthen Ware,
TIN AND WOOI> WARE,
BROOMS, BRUSHES, FEATHER DUSTERS, ftc.
COOKIN’Q- STOVES, HOLLOW WARE,
AND EVERY KIND OF COOKING UTENSILS.
O
CHINA, CHINA.
PLAIN, GOLD BAND AND DECOKATED CHINA, at Wholesale or Detail.
Plain White Diuing, Breakfast and Tea Bets, embracing 15s pieces, packed for nhipment, at s<4s.
CROCKERY, CROCKERY.
Persons wishing to purchase will find my Block of elegant Plain White and Granite Ware aupe
rlor to anything ever offered in Die Booth.
DINING, BREAKFAST AND TEA SETS, CONTAINING 100 PIECES,
Packed Ready for Shipment, for 525.
White Granite Tea Sets, 42 Pieces, at Six Dollars.
Hllver Plalfxi Ware, Table Kniven, Pocket Knives, !ta/. >r*, Rcinson*, of superior make and ffiiish
On tliese (ffxjds I can offer great Inducement* to purchasers.
HOBSE-FURNISHING GOODS,
Embracing everything wanted by Houakeepers.
PLAIN TIN WARE.
i am manufacturing all descriptions of TIN WARE. The Trade will find It to their advantage to
examine my price list before purchasing.
COAL OIL LAMPS AND LAMP FIXTURES.
My stock embraces all descriptions, at low figures.
WATER COOLERS,
Ice Cream Churns, Ice Pitchers, Bath Tubs, Lyman's Belf-Beallng Fruit Jars, very cheap.
COOKING NTOVES.
My Ktove Department embraces all the most reliable | .aterns of Cooking Btoves. iam still selling
them at low prices.
Importing my China. Crockery and Cutlery, and buying my Goods for cash, I hope to offer my
customers Good* and prices that will please them.
fc-r TERMS STRICTLY CASH.
15. A. WISK,
jyl-dawlmo CHERRY NT., MACON, OA.
GREAT REDUCTION IN PRICES!
OF ALL KINDS OF
DRY GOODS
AT THE
NEW YORK STORE,
For Thirty Days, Commencing June 22.
MBEAISD IB emu AT TIITY-FU! CITS,
Have been Selling at Forty Cents.
BEST PRINTS AT 15 CENTS!
OTHER PRINTS AS CHEAP AS 8 CENTS.
IN FACT WE HAVE MADE A
REDUCTION IN ALL KINDS OF COODS
FROM IO TO 25 PER CENT., TO CLEAR OUT OUR LARGE NTOCK OF
SUMMER GOODS,
Most of which has been boughtwithin the ast ltwo weeks. Those that have patronized us know
\y if AT WlO SAY WE NI I’!I AGIN .
AVAIL YOURSELVES OF THIS CHANCE
TO GET FIRST-CLASS GOODS AT
Astonishingly Low Prices!
COUNTRY MERCHANTS ANI) PLANTERS
Will find this a good chance to replenish their Stocks at less than Eastern prices,
S. WAXELBAUM & BRO.,
47 SECOND STREET.
je22-d>S w-eod-1 m
GJ EORGIA, TWIGGS COUNTY—Whereas, Levi
T Gallemore, Executor of the estate ot John
Gallemore, deceased, petitions the undersigned
for dismission from his said trust.
These, ate therefore to cite and admonish all
persons interested, to he and appear al luy office
within the time prescribed by law, and show
cause, if any they have, why said letters should
not be granted.
Given nuder my band and official signature,
this 18tl, day of June, 1868.
WM. O’DANIEL.
je2o-tim* Ex Officio Ordinary.
GEORGIA, TWIGGS COUNTY-Wbereas, James
K. t dumbs, Guardian for Miss Dollie A.
Booth, applies tome for letters of dismission from
said Guardianship.
These are therefore to cite and admonish all
persons interested, to be and appear at my office,
within the time prescribed By law, and shesw
caus -, if any they have, why said letters should
not be granted.
Given under my hand and official signature
this 17th day of June, 1888.
WM. O’DANIEL,
Ex Officio Ordinary, Twiggs county.
Je2o-40d*
CRAW FORD COUNTY.
ADMINISTRATOR’S SALE OF REAL
ESTATE.
AGREEABLE to an order of tho Court o
Ordinary of Macon County :
Will be sold before tlie Court House door,
in Oglethorpe, on the tlrst Tuesday in Sep
tember next, the following described propertyy,
belonging tot,no estateot Benjamin Hari is, late
of said comity, deceased, to wit: Three lots-of
pine laud, Nos. 128,131, 132, and a corn and wheat
mill; all lying and being in tile 28th District of
Macon County, four miles west of Oglethorpe.
Term* cash. THOS. W. HARRIS,
Adrn’r of R. Harris, dec’d.
Oglethorpe, Ua„ July Ist, 1888. jylS 40d
/"-lEORGIA, CRAWFORD COUNTY.—SIXTY
V JT days alter date application will he made to
the Ordinary of Crawford county for leave io sell
the real and personal property belonging to the
estate of James McNeice, deceased. This May
0,1868. JOHN P. MoNEICE,
C. C. McNEICE,
maylß—3od* Executors.
/ 1 EOR'iIA.—CRY WFORI) COUNTY.—Whereas,
" T Mrs. Rl.zabeUi ixiwe petitions me fir letters
administration on the estate of Joshua J.
owe, late ol saul county, deceased : These are,
theiefore to cite and admonish all persons eon •
cerned to be and appear at my office within the
time prescribed by law, aud show cause, If any
they have, why said letters should notbe granted.
Given under my hand amt official signature,
June3otb, is. x.
JAMES J. RAY,
jjdJ-wd Ordinary.
BILL FOR DIRECTION.
I>. W.Simuions and A. F. IvgUtlool, 1
Executors, Ac. Rill tor Di
va. ICC lion in
Jeucy Light foot. Dealpha Weston, ' Crawford
Benjamin I.ightfooi, Raymond D. Huperior
Light foot, et al. Court.
I T appearing to the Court that James A. Ltglit-
I foot’s heirs, to-wlt: Itemeleus Jane, Nancy 0.,
Benjamin 11., Joeial) Janus A., and William A.
G. Light foot, defendants to this bill, do not reside
in this Stake, but in the state oi Texas:
It is ordered by the Court that service be per
fected on them by tiie publication of this order
once a month ior four months in the Journal and
Messenger, a public gazette of lids state.
Crawford Superior Court, March Term, IMS.
BACON <t SIMMONS,
Complainants’ Solicitors.
A (rue copy from the minutes ol Crawford Su
perior Court, March Term, Isos.
JAMES J. RAY, Clerk.
aprlt-lainolmos
CRAW FORD SHERIFF’S SALE.
WJLL he sold, at the Court House In Knox
ville, on the first Tuesday in July next,
within tiie usual hours of sale, lot of land No. 22a,
in the Second District of originally Houston, now
Crawford County, as the properly of Wilson
Sawyer, to Satisfy a tax ii. fa. Issued on account
of his non-payment of the Convention tax. Levy
made and returned to me by a Constable.
Also, at the same time and place. Lots Nos. IfH
aud liii, in the Eighth District of originally
Houston, now Crswlord County, as the property
of John Howard, to satisfy two tax fi. fas. issued
by the Tax Collector of said county, on account
of fits non-payment *-f his titutc and county tax
ior 1-07. Uvy made and returned to me by a
Constable June Ith, IstiS.
jeti-td .[AS, N MATHF.WH, Sheriff.
DOOLY COU-NTYT
rt E< >Hv»i A—DOOLY UltiNTi.—'Jo the Jlouor-
IT able, Die Buper,or Court or said County:—
The petition of Cnarles C. Clements, Administra
tor of George W. Rushie stiewelh tiiat on the 11th
day of May, lhiil, William Martin made and exe
t u ed to your petittoner’s intestate nis certain
deed ol ruor!gage of tiiat date, conveying to your
lietitiouer the east half of lot of laud number
ulueiy-two (!C2), situate, lying, and being in tiie
Second (2d) District of tin- said County ol Dooly,
agreeably to the Ot-t survey, lor the securing tin
payment, of two certain promissory notes, each
du'ed on the said lll.ii day of May, Doji ; one for
tiie sum of one hundred and fifty dollars $150),
and due the Ist day of January, 186i, and the
other one of said two notes for the sum of one
huudred dollars (iiMßdue the Ist day of January,
IS©, and tiy one of which said notes the said
William Marlin promised to pay your petitioner
or bearer 9150 on Die Ist day ,of January next
afurils dale, and by th<- other one of said notes
he promised to pay vour peUtioner or bearer SiuO
(winch two notes and morl gage are here shown
to the Court), yet your pelliinner avers an I
shows that tin- said William Martin, although go
indebted, and to pay tiie said promissory notes
often requested, has not paid said notes, or either
of them, or any part thereof, nut absolutely re
fuses to pay tiie same. Wherefore your peti
tioner, as Administrator, as aforesaid, prays the
order of this Court requiring the said William
Martin to pay into this Conrt, by the flint day of
tiie next term thereof, tiie principal and interest
due on said notes, and tiie cost on this proce* <l
-and Dial in default thereof, the said mortgage
he foreclosed, and the equity of redemption
therein barred in terms of the statute.
WARREN A WARREN,
Plaintiffs Attorney!?.
Superior Cocbt, Dooly County, October
Term, ls»7.—-It being shown to the Court by the
petition of fharles c. Clements, Administrator oi
George W. tlnshte, that, by the deed of mortgage,
dated the lltli day of May, WI, William Martin
conveyed to the said George W. XSnsble, while in
life, the east half of lot of land number niuetv
two (92), in the Second j2d) District of Dooly
County, in this state, for the purpose of securing
the payment of two promissory notes made by
the said William Martin to the said George W.
Busbie. one for the sum of slV>, due the first
dav of January, IBH2, and the other for the
sum of IlfD, due Hie first day of January,
JS(£P and which two notes are now due and un
paid : It is ordered that the saul William Marian
no pay into this Court by the first day of next
Term, the principal and interest due on two said
notes, with Him cost of this proceeding, or show
range, if any he has, to Die contrary’, or In default
thereof foreclosure be granted to the said Charles
C. Clements, administrator of George W. Du-hie,
and of said mortgage ami the equity of redemp
lion of the said William Martin therein tietorever
harred and forcloeed, end that service of this Rule
lie perfected on the said William Martin accord
ing to law.
WARREN * WARREN,
Attorneys tor Charles C Clements,
Admlntst rator of Geo. W. Busbie.
A true copy from the Minutes of Dooly Superior
Court, October Term, 1567.
O. I*. SWEARINGEN,
Bjunell-td Clerk.
/ < K* ißOlA—DdOLY~Ci".'"i*NTY—\Viier*-a». B. P.
I T Clayton, Administrator, applies for letters ot
dismission from the estate of A J. Tindall, late
of said county-, deceased: These are to cite and
admonish all persons interested In said estate to
file thetr objections, if any, within the time pre
scribed by law, or said letters will be granted,
June I tth,' lags. W. iI. DAY Is.
je2l-t>m Ordinary.
/ 1 KORGIA—J*OOIA ( nr.YTY—Wher.ns it. P
I f Clayton. Administrator, applies for letter- of
dismiss:on from the estate of Mary- MiISC-1 white,
late of said county, deceased: These aretociD
all persons interested in said estate to file their
objections, if any. within the time prescrib- and by
law. or sahl letters will be granted. June Dili,
Isis W. H. DA VIS,
j*-2t-fini i irdinarv,
HOUSTON CuI'NTY.
/ 1 Et»KG 1 A —HOI'StON COUNTY—Two months
* I alter date, application will he made to the
Court ol Ordinary of Houston County for leave
to sell a part of Die la: <! tx longing to the estate
of J. W. Dunn. July 12. JSiS.
THOMAS 11. RKNT7.E,
JyiSMd Guardian.
, . ; IP , HOI -sr. >N Cl li'.VTY —--j xtj
t J alter date, application will he made to the
Court of Ordinary of Houston County- for leave to
sell tiie read estate belonging lo estate of Frede
rick Warren, late of Houston County, deceased.
July 12, 186s. WM. E. WA KKKN,
jv2o-td Administrator.
ZIK IRGI A—HOUSTON COUNTY.-Whekkas,
VT Win. I*. Simmons. guardian of Wm. D. Mor
ris, petitions the Court of Ordinary- of said Coun
ty for letters of dismission, and it appearing Pi
the Court tiiat be has iully discharged his duties
as such guardian: it is thetefore ordered, that
the usual oitaiion be published iu terms of law,
calling on all persons interested to be aud appear
at my office on or befere the first Monday in Sep
tember next, to show cause, if any, why the peti
tion should not be granted.
Given nnder my hand and official signature,
this ltit ii July, J(y-s. \V. T. SWIFT, O. 11. O.
jy2o td
( 1 EORGI V - HOUSTON COUNTY. —B. W.
VT Brown, executor of llu. i la» - >n, late of
Houston County, deceased, respectfully- aboweth
tiiat lie lias folly discharged all liis duties as such
executor, petitions this Court for letters of d:»-
inis-ion from said estate: Tnese are therefore to
cite all persons interested to be and appear I efore
me, on or before tiie first Monday in January, bt;x,
to show cause, it any, why Die petition sho lid
not tie granted.
Given under my hand and official signature,
July I,IBRS. W. T. SWIFT, O. H. C.
JyJt-td
/ s EORGI A, HOUSTON CO! STY —Two months
VT after date application will ire made to tiie
< 'onrl of < irdlnary of said county, for leave to sell
the Real Estate belonging to tile estate Os Freder
ick Warren, late of said county, deceased.
Jylt-fidd WM. 1.. WARREN, Adm’r.
~HOUST< >X < ’OFN T Y
AUGUST SHERIFF’S SALES.
\I7 ILL be gold before the Court House door, in
in JVrry, Houston county, within Die legal
hours of sale, on the first Tuesday in August next,
ibe ioliowlug properly, 10-wtt :
One mouse-colore : horse Mule, levied on as tl.e
property of Shade Watson, to satisfy- one fi. la. in
favor ol Mis. C. V. Berrien, retui naole to Hous
ton County Court, May T* rm, IRIK Property
pointed out by C. C. Duncan, plain till 8 Attorney.
Also, at the same linn and place. Lots of Land
Nos. 17;!. 2‘M, -’it, 215, ami the north half of No. -JIT.
containing in the aggregate nine hundred aud
ten acres, more or less. In the 13th District of
Houston county, whereon N. W. H Gilbert now
resides. Levied on as tiie property of E. B. Uil
bei t, to satisfy a mortgage fi. fa. in favor of Hum
phrey Marshall vs. IC. U. Gilbert. Property- point
ed out by C. ( . Duncan, plaintiffs Attorney.
Also, at tiie s ime time and place. Lots of Land
Nos. 92 and 119, and Die south lialt ol No. US, all
in tiie 13th District, Houston county-. Levied on
as Die property of K. E. Hose, to satisfy one fi. fa.
ill favor of Madison Marshall.Guardiau of minors
of Thomas 11 organ, vs. R. E. Hose, principal,
joitn If. Hose, security, and James M. Toomy, se
curity on appeal, returnable to Houston Inferior
Court, February- Term, lstis. Property pointed out
by C. C. Duncan, plaintiffs Attorney.
June S, JKii-s. JOHN SMITH, Sheriff
/GEORGIA, HOUSTON COUNTYW herein*.
VT Daniel .1. Jones, late of tiiis county, deceased,
having died intestate, and no one applying lor
lepers of administration on said estate, these
are Dierctore to cite alt persons interested to he
and appear at. my office on or before Die first
Monday in August next, tosliow cause if any, why
letters ~r administration should not be granted
the Clerk of Superior Court, as directed by law, in
such eases.
Given under my hand and official signature
this ifith June, 1868.
JgUMjgd vv. T SWIFT, O. H.C.
gi fi IRGIA, Did ST DN < tiI'NTY Wlit 11 as. H.
V* W. Brown, Administrator of t ii estate ol W.
K. Kelitn, deceased, lias petllioned this Court for
Letters Distnissory- from said estate:
These are, therefore, to cite all persons interest
ed to in- and appear at my office on or before Du
first Monday in October next, to show cause, if
any. why the said application should not be
granted.
Given under my hand and official signature this
12(h March, IK6S. W. T. tsWi FT,
marl7-Sm Ordinary.
(y kokgTa, Houston county.—Wright ii.
T l-ane, Administrator, rtr bemit non. of Smith a
Lane, late ot said county, deceased, having pe
titioned the Court for Letters of Dismission front
his-aid trust, which petition Is of tile in thisof
fice:
Now. these are lo cite and admonish all persons
concerned to ho and appear at my office on or by
Die first Monday in September next, to show
cause, if any exist, why said petitioner should
not be dismissed, accord mg to bis prayer.
Uiveil under my hand al Perry, in said county,
March 2,188 k. WM. T. SWIFT,
rnarS-fini Ordinary.
MACON COUNTY.
/ 1 EORGI A, MACON COUNTY,
VJ To all whom it may concern: Whereas
Josephine English, Administratrix of Win.: W.
English, deceased, applies for Letters of Dismis
sion from said Administration,
Tills is therefore to cite and admonish all per
sons concerned, to lie and appear at my office on
or before the first Monday in October "exl, ano
show cause if any they have, why said i.ein is
DismiSßory should not be granted.
Given under inv hand and official signatu
this 28th March, ,, ~V RK Kn.
mariKMlrd _ J__Oniinary.
fi EOR(H A-MACDN 1 NfiYNTY.-Toa'lwfe.mU
Vj may concern :\\ hcreas, .lohn W « v ' j ? _
to: of Luke Lamb, d,>ce:»sc.». t will a pl> <»r
ol Dismission Irofn saivl l x’ 4 l *n ’whom
is, Uierefoi*efore, to cite ami on
it may concern to be and appear at y uox! U)
orbelore Die first Monday In *■ , jitters
Show cause, if any they have why said
of Dismission should not be go 11 , i( [ al signature,
Given under my liand hi>o ° f i> a rj?fr,
Mareli 24.15C9. JNa U Ordinary.
iuarJt-'im
PULASKI COUNTY.
C'i KOKOIA, Pulaski County.— h (
J Executor of N. jN- Hnrrcll, late of rTiim
ty, deceased having jH"ri(ione<l Hit? Court for Let -
lers of DismiKMlon from bin wiid trust, which j- -
tition in on file in this office :
Now. tlieae are to etto and admonish all per
sona concerned, to be und appear al. my < fHce c*’i
or by the first Tuesday in December next, tosh*
canae, if any existK, why said jKditioner should
not be dismissed, according to his prayer.
Given under my band, at Hawkinsvi lie, Ju:;.j
3d ilk*- J. J. SPA KBO W .
julyl-8m Ordinary.
g-1 KOKGf A, PfI.ASKf Coi-m y V. •. r . .. sti-c •
VI Haadley lias petitioned this four' c.r’l •
of Guardian-liip of Die person and in .ipettv i.
George W. Haudley, minor child of Kied. H.-uiii
iy, lateof said county, deceased.
Tliese are, therefore, to cite ail persons inti ri
ted, to he and apja ar at niv office on or l» ~
first Monday In August next, to show ca,;s. i
any. why letters of Guardianship should not I <
grauted Die said applicant.
Given under my hand and official signature,
this tiie 29th of June, Jssf.
J. J. SPA KTIOW,
Julyl-lm Ordinary, P. <
/ 1 EORGI A, PI'LASKI < OUNTY.-S I .I
VJT Administrator of J. o. Hall, deceased, ot .-n.i
county, liavJng petitioned the Court tor la-tti r
of Dismission from his said trust, which pctiDon
is on file in this office :
Now, these are to cite and admonish nil n
concerned, to he and appeal at my office, > ..
by Die first Tuesday- in January next, to sho
cause, if any exist, why- said petitioner shot,
not lie dismissed, according to his prayer.
Given tinder my liand, at Uawkinsville. Jr.
Bth, 1888. J. J. SPARROW,
julys-thn Ordinary.
/ 1 BORGIA. PULASKI < Os NTY.
VT after date, applica; ion will be made t«> D .
Oniinary of said county, for leave to sell the ro..
eetateof David M. Wood, late of said county, de
ceased. B. A. WOOD, Executor.
July S, loos. Jys-'iKl
YT KOKOIA, PULASKI COUNTY-sn.-: 10. A
- derson Administrator ol Henry Auder-i.n.
late of said couuty, decca-ed, having petition,
the Court for Letters of Dismission from ht-rs.i
trust, wliich petition is on file in this office :
Now. tliese are lo cite aiid admonish allper
sons conevrned. to be and aj.p. ,n at my offic< :
or by the fourth Tuesday in November next.: .
show cause. If any exist, why said petilioi
should not be dismissed according to her pre\
Given under my liand, at Hawkinsvllie, Ji
3, lstig. J. J. SPARROW, Ordinary .
J ulyk-tim.
SPEC! ALi BAILIFF’S HALES.
UJ ILL be sold, on the first Tuesday- in Augi,
next, Mitbin tbe hgal hours of sale, i. ; ,r<
tin- Oourt-bouse door in Ihe town of Haukin--
vilie, Pulaski county, Georgia, the following ir> -
erty. trew it;
Lot of J,aud number (72) seventy-two, In |. <
nftli district of originally rkxiiy, now Puis-;,
county- levieit oti as the projieriy ot Jatio i
Ewhatiks. to satisfy a tax fi. fa. issued l>y John M*
Htokes, Tax Collector. Property isjJnted out I
-
Also, at the same time and place, the Lund now
owned ay George W. and Cicero O. Andrews; and
now occupied by and in pousessJoD of William R
Brunson —said Land being aud lying s.-nth oi
Uawkinsville, in tiie fifih district o *l'u!m-s
county, uuailiers not known. Levied on
the property-of George W. and Cicero f. Andrew ,
to satis/y a tax fi. fa. issued by John M. Stol e.
Property pointed out by John M, Stokes. I :n
--27t . ISW. JOHN A. HOLDER
jedo-ld Special Railiif P. C.
SPEfIAL BAILIFF’S s.U.E.
TTTILL lie sold, before tbe Court-hous door, n:
It Die town of Hawklnsville, wi! :,in :
hours of sale, on the fir.! Tuesday in <i.-tol>. ;
next, Die one-third undivided interest in Jx-t ot
latnd number 190,{one hnudreri and ninety, in
the Ith district <>f originally, DoolyJ now Pma-k
county Said Land levied on to satisfy-a tax fi.
fa, issued by John M* Stoke* TaxColieel r. June
MW, 1868. JOHN A. HOLDER,
je su-td Sjieciai bailiff i*. C.
COMMISSIONERS’ SALE
J>Y VIRTUE of a writ of .-n. and part:', i •
> u. directed, from tile Apr I t. rui 1 .
Superior fourt. in the matter ot W. A. New.oi:.
v». Kerriby Newaom. Denny Anir .Suie. r un.i
Virginia Newaom. will *»WI, vwtween Del* ..
boar* of sale,before tiie fourt Hom>ed<xir in D :-
laaki county-on Die firstToesday in August m st,
a Town Ixit in Uawkinsville, known as )%art o’
Block live,and as the E.phraim Newsom pin*...,
containing two acres more or i.---
C. M. BOZEMAs.
John h. pate,
NORMAN McDUFFjE,
Jei2-30ds Commissioner..
GtE'jRGI A, PULASKI COUNTY —Six: v ,
T after date application will j... n-.i,-'
Ordinary of said County for leave to sell tin i. .
estate of Warren I>. Wood, lale or said .s.iuit v *!,—
ceased. S A. WOOD, Adm’r.
May lltii, lsfiS. (maylo-6<Xt)
/T EORGI A. PI’LASKI i ’Of > TY. —V. , resiv, \( .
VT liain Kidiey, Administrator */.
piles for iA>.lU.rs ot Dismission from ttie estate ot
John I* Wood : These aie u> citeali p.-r- >
ter*-ate<i in said estate, to file tbeir obiectiens,
any, within tbe time prescribed * v la w. •** .
Letters will be granted. J. J. SPARROW.
fct>29-6m Ordinary
/tEOBGIA. PULtSKI OOUN’TY.—R. F. 1
V T mar, Administrator of J. W. Ga:u-> late
said county , dee*used, having petit ir-ned the* i.u*
lor latlter. of Dismission front his sai*t D u
wld. Ii petition is on file in this office :
Now, the.-e are to cite and admonish all persoi
couc+rnc t to tie and app-ear al my office on < r l >
the fir.t Tuesday in Sept, next, to show cause, .
any exists, * by said petitioner should not be dis
inisse according to his prayer.
Given under my hand at Hawkinsviile, March
•5,1868 J. J. SPARROW,
tiiartaim Ordinary
/ 8 BORGIA. PULASKI COUNTY.—Mary I R.
Vj km, administratrix of Alexander Pip.
lateof said county, deceased, having petili.e
the Court for Leiters *>t Disnussi.-n Lorn hers.,
trust, which petition is on file In tl.i. nfff.-e:
Now, these are to ette and admonl.li a • peisons
con corn id t*i be and appear at my office on .
by- the fourth Tuesday in November, neit. i
show c-aiise. If any exists, why said p.-
should not lie dism sseti. according to hci p;:,\.
Given under my hand, at Jiawkinsviile. M;
18th, isoß.
J. J. SPARROW,Ordinary.
may 20—Cm;
(T EORGI A—PULASKI COUNTY.—S. W. Mulli
T vs. Daniel Cooper. Motion toes’, i-?
deed Pulaski Superior Court, April Term, P-.-
It appearing to the Conrt by the return of t h
Sheriff that lianiel Coofier is not to be found i..
this state or county:
It is ordered by this Court that tiie said Cooper,
or the representative of hitt estate, if dead, shov
cause why copy deed should not beestafil isln <> iii
lieu of tiie original, lost, by the next term of ti;i.
Court; aud tiiis luie t>e i>ut>lished in tic- .b.iirua
and Messenger, F. B. GREEN.
Plaintiff ’s Attorn* y.
A true extract from Die minutes of Pulaski s*.
perior Court. April Term, isfis.
May 2!Uh, E. A. Brifi n. Clerk.
june2-3ni
/ A BORGIA—PULASKI COUNTY.—Dan l Kuwi-
VT and M. T. Grace, Executors of Cliar!* . I. **
lath of said county, deceased, iiavina petitjonco
tiie Court for I-eiU-rs of Disniissron luflii Die.
said trust, which petition is on file in this office:
Now, these are lo cite and admonish ail per- e
concerned to be and appear at rny office on or I ;
the first Tuesday in December next, to slmv
cause, it any exists, why said petitioners should
not be dismissed, according to their prayer.
Given under mv hand, at Hawklnsvide, Juti*-
3d, l*t>B. J. J. SPARROW,
iuneo-Out Ordinary
rff EORGI A—PU LARK I COUNTY—Henry l:
T man.vs. Caioliue Bozeman. Libelfordtvori ■
Pulaxkl Snpertor Court. April Term, Dev Win 11
as. in above stated case there has been n* - ■
vice ou defendant, she not being found inti,"
county, ami ifiaintitT not knowing where su
it is ordered that service be perfected by p*
cation in terms of the law, as if residing out ■
the State. April 241 ii, Isas.
A Due copy from Die minutes of Pulaski Sui
rior Court, at April Term, iwK
juue2-lam-lm E. A. Blkch. Clerk.
UPSON COUNTY.
/ 1 EORGI A. UPSON COUNTY.—-Sixty daysali*
l JT date, application will be made to Dm < iru na
ry, of said county, for leave to sell the real estate
ol Silvanus Gibson, late offcatd county, decease
This June Kl, tsti-s.
jaly7-(iid J. J. STALLINGS, Execntor.
NOTICE FOR LEAVE TO SELL
LAND.
r pWO; MONTHS after date, application will 1..
I made to the Court of Ordinary of Ups*
County for leave to sell a portion ot the lands lie
longing to Die estate of Xenophon Brown, di
ceased, lor the benefit of Die heirs and creditors
of the said deceased.
Tliomaston, Juiylst, IstS. J, AI.LEN,
jy-4 td Adminisiator.
'I’WO MONTHS after date application u il i .
I made to the Court of Ordinary oi L'p-' i
County for leave to sell two hundrerl and sev- i
t*-en (217) acres of land, more or less, lying in said
county, belonging lotiii estate ol Wilson L.Keti
ady, decease l. JAMES K. H A Ns* iN. Adin’r
de lionis non cum testamento annexe.
May 18th, 18ti8. may-v-"'d
CT BORGIA, UPSON OOf NTY.-Nixty day-
T ter dltte application will bemade t<‘ liie *■ -
•Unary ol said county for leave to sell Die rm
esiateot Jesses. Holloway, late of said counfy. d*
cea-seit. JAMES PRICK, Administrator.
J tine 15,1 Sis.
WILCOX CM )UNTY.
GUARDIAN’S HALE.
OIATE OF GE*JItGIA, Wine x i . si
O Agre-able to an order of the* 'unit .
ry ol Said county, will Ije sold belorc ■ a- « ■'
Housedoor. in the town of Abbeville, u
cotint.y, on the Ist Tuesday in August. ’*>. D"
lowing property, to-wit f 159 acres ol Ii t -•*’•
No. 198; also, llDacrc.s of lot No. W 1: «b ; '
land being in the first district “J l2 * u ;‘, -,
win, now Wilcox county.. Sold <**■ D Jt ‘ l' r,, ‘ *,* - _
John W.Wiilrox, decease*!, si and M m. si. .
a division among a pan of the heirs of .1. \\
Wllloox, decea-fst. third Is* l inn *
I J, BKM ’ ,: ,',!r r d , | , st' laimaiy* Lsrc. will, in*- V
Ml ''* , ; u :;' l ’ .J , ‘'s‘.ihßil'l'C l vU smrm .
from date—smau DRURY REID,
Guaidiiih.
juueSeli
... jJOBGI A— WH.COX COUNTY’.—Win i
-i ulizalietn Wilcox, Adnitnistralrix * ' n
estate ol lames L. Wiilcox, dts- used, anpli*
no- for laffters of Dismission from said *•
These are, therefore, toi itean*! a*lmonisu «i: . i
sons conceriust to tile their objections, il any 1 1n y
have, why said Letters should not be grant* *1
Given under my hand officially, this Mao*
lv. w . ' J. W. MASUBURN.
marKMimo Ordinal * .
ADM INISTR A TOR’S SAL E.
/ 1 EOUGfA-WILCOX COUNTY -By virtt
V JT an order of the Court ol Ordinary u, -i
countv: Will be sold, before the tour; Don
door in said county, on the first Tuesday m A
gust next, in the legal hours ol sale, lot *d I ■
No. 245, in Third District originally lr» ”, »"«
Wilcox County; sol*i as Die !
Sumo, deceits* and. for the benefit, of heirs a ••* * ~<.
ltors. Terms—fine-third ‘Tv STtV'd
Thin June 19ti» f ISJJ. SUSAN STONK,
jeiJ3-td Administratrix*