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FRIDAY DEC. 4, 1868.
WO VT HTAV.
The (treater number of the German eni'ucrtuits
who arrived »n the ( Gauws, =onie one hundred and
seventy-five in all, will sail for Baltimore tin*
raoruimr. on the steamship t arroll. The imlut<
merits offered them to remain were all that u>uut
lie desired or expeetfctl, and if they had been pn
seated to them in tlieir native country might have
influenced them to embark for this port and settle
in this State; lint now the arrangements which
they have already made for settling m the North
west are too binding to he easily changed. . lost
of them have relatives at the places of their desti
nation, at whose instigation they determined to
emigrate, and even before they left Germany were
so fixed in their determination to settle in the
neighborhood of those relatives that they pur
chased through tickets in Bremen for ( hioago.
Detroit, MilWaukie, die.
•The above announcement appears in
the Charleston Hen*, of Wednesday. We
see in it a proof of the correctness of our
theory as to negro labor for Southern fr* r,n "
ing purposes being our only hope, ami an
incentive to renewed exertion to so use
and control it, that we may feel entirely
indifferent to such disappointments.
These emigrants w ere brought to our very
doors, and every inducement offered them
to remain, hut to no purpose. They were
bound to go where they had friends and
acquaintances, and where, they firmly bt
lieved, from representations made them
before leaving their homes tlieir interests
could be soonest and most advantageously
promoted. Whether or not tlieir briei
stay in Charleston enabled them to see
that they had no chance to compete with
native labor, trained and acclimated, is an
open question. Whether they did or did
not, however, is immaterial. It does not
an<Loat»not altoivthe fact that they cannot.
Now, let no man say we are adverse to
emigration. Such a charge would do us
grievous injustice. We have always fa
vored it, especially since the destruction of
slavery and the disorganization of slave
labor, raised such serious and universal
fear that its days of benefit to us were
over. We have thought, at times, that
the poison had struck in, and that the
patient must surely die. The events of
the past twelve months have materially
modified and brightened our views, and
we think there is great hope. We still
wish to see a stream of emigration pour
ing its healthful tide into our wasted
veins. We stand prepared to welcome it
as a present deliverance and a future bul
wark. There i9 room and a mission for it
all. But we do not believe that, for many
years to come, at least, it will flow hither
wards. It sets too strongly to the North
West, to be diverted at once. And if it
were diverted, we do not believe that it
could, at least, now, be so utilized ns to
make it superior or even equal to the ma
terial we have ready made to our hands.
We believe that small farms and negro
labor is the present panacea for all mate
rial ills. As we progress toward perfect re
covery, this medicine may lose its efii
eaey. Then will be the time to compound
another. Every symptom of the patient
now, however, demands the treatment
we have indicated. Let it be prepared aud
administered, with full faith in its power.
The negro is here and here to stay. He is
not going to Liberia, or anywhere eise,
voluntarily. He must be educated as to
hia hands, as well as in books, and politi
cally, also. He knows how to work as
well as any laborer in the world. When
he sees how'an earnest and practical ap
plication of that knowledge will add not
only to the value of his muscles, but to his
worldly advancement and claims to con
sideration at the hands of his white neigh
bors, i»e will not be slow to put himself cn
rapport, politically, with them. The re
sult of the Augusta municipal election
proves this. Other evidences are cropping
out ail over the South. We hail them as
glimmers of a dawn that will usher in a
golden day,indeed. It r ests with ourselves
to hasten or retard its coming. It' ive <l<>
the latter through spite, or pride of opin
ion, or anger, we write ourselves both
criminal and silly. We war not only upon
our own interests, but upon the interests
of those who are to follow us. We stub
our country without reason and without
excuse.
A MODEL LKTTEH.
It Is not with any intention or hope of
settintj up a standard that will be follow
ed, or that can even be appreciated by the
brazen demagogue who claims to lie Geor
gia’s Chief Justice, that we publish the
following letter from Chief Justice Taney,
to a gentleman who wished him to write
a letter advocating Mr. Douglas’ claims to
the Presidential office in 1860, and recent
ly brought to light. The Iscariot ofSouth
Carolina—Georgia disowns him could
not if he would, without utterly antagon
izing iiis own depraved nature, see the
glory of such word , much less attempt to
make them true of himself. We give them
a place in these columns in order that
(Southern men may glow with pride in the
comparison between those whom they
themselves honored in the purer days of
the Republic, and the profligatesand pros
titutes tile vile thing called Radicalism
lias foisted upon them, to administer the
law. Taney and Brown! Faugh ! The
very juxtapositou on paper makes us re
pent having caused it. But to the letter:
Sir —l »ni Chief Justice of the United States.
As such, since the year 1K36, 1 have never east a
rote 1 1 never permit any retainer or under office
holder of mine to converse with me upon candi
dates and their prospects. I never give advice or
render service, voluntarily or involuntarily, upon
any side. And so particular am 1, sir, that my
name shall never appear, with tny consent, append
ed to any polities, that I refuse to permit you to
deny that I am for or against anybody at this junc
ture. If any man has affirmed anything on the
credit of my name, 1 hold to my neutrality so ten
aciously Unit 1 refuse to let m.v name be used for
any denial, even of an unauthorized falsehood.
THE Dl l't \\|> IM'KKEHT OF THE Kill Til.
The “Mobile Merchant s’ Kxchemye Price
Current" contains the following timely
and judicious remarks, touching alike the
duty and interest of Southern planters,
which we commend to all:
Tu view of the ne>r approach of a
fiuaucial panic in the North, and an un
certainty attending the status of itinerant
buyers and drummers, scattered through
out the Southern Stnlts.it would be an
act of abundant caution for planters to
send their crops to Southern markets, and
through known houses, for salt', to be held
subject to their orders. The South has
lost her political status, let her take care
that siie does not sacrifice her commercial
ami cotton interest in a credulous belief
that tlie large cities of the North will pay
comparatively mere than they can get in
home markets, l his may be appreciated
now, hut when the average returns of the
season are known, the planting interest
will learn to its loss that there is no senti
mentalism in money and business.
Besides, remarks the Charleston Courier,
what a mine of wealth are our planting
friends allowing to dispense the benefits
which accrue from its negotiation by, and
among others instead of themselves and
their own localities. Take the hundreds of
millions iti produce, which are wrought
out of the sotl, by the South this year,
equal to just so much gold, the foundation
ot your foreign exchanges, and think for
a moment bow you are giving the imme
<liate and collateral tui vantages which ac
company and follow its negotiation, for I
the enrichment of other sections and the i
Sri''"‘ nfe '"'PovtwUhment of your own >
rnmll we never learn wisdom?
-Mr. I). L. Moody, of Chicago, is a
queer Christian to speak j„ a ~r HVer,
meeting. “The idea,’’ said lie, “of u ,' mui
who can draw a check fbr SIOO,OOO asking
God togive money to the Fining Women’s
Refuge is preposterous. Let him give it
himself.”
Near Montgomery, Montgomery coun
ty. Texas, a lew days ago, vValter T. Bren
nan shot and killed a man named Cline,
and three days afterwards the murdered
mans wife, Mrs. i-arah A. Cline, was
man led to her husband's slayer, when
iliey both lied. They were pursued and
ensured near Travis and taken back to
Montgomery.
The Brunswick Railroad.—Tliis important
work for the great interestt of our city, and for a
large scetion of country through which it passes, is
bow in active progress. Although there is much
yet. to he done we believe there are the means pro
vided, and the energy to push it to a completion
during another year, if these hopes, and now ,
confident expectations, should he partially delayed,
there is no cause for impatience, as the entire work i
is one of magnitude and immense mauaul labor.
Take the substance of the motto of “honest Davy
Crockett." We are sure the work is right—and “it
will go ahead.”
Wo would not speak of it as a competition to any
other railroad, but as opening a vast extent of
country to a market, which has heretofore had
none, except by a process too tedious to compen
sate for the time and expenses. The immense pine
forests along the route will find a market—the pro
ducts of the fresh, ami uncultivated lands, to
which there tva no money attached, except the
taxes on their heretofore unfortunate owners, will
find owners at their value, and cultivators to sup
ply business for the road.
There arc now at work on the upper end of the
road—that is, from Dykes’ station downward —
about live hundred hands, and on other sections
below over a thousand more. The iron for the
upper section i- now arriving by the Ocmulgec
river at llawkinsville, near the railroad bridge, and
from there transported to its destination along the
track now being laid town. Every arrangement
appears to be in progress in perfect order under its
Chief Engineer, Col Tlazlchurst, who is the man for
the. place he occupies, and in which he has lnul
ranch experience. Also might be added tiie bridge
builders on tlie route —men of experience and
energy—Dcnmead, Kendrick and Dooley. They
have some heavy work on tlieir hands, but are pre
pared to accomplish it.
The entire length of the route from Macon to
Brunswick is about, one hundred and eiglity-flvc
miles, not including the branch of eight miles to
llawkinsville. Os this, sixty-five are completed.
The difference in the distance from Macon to Sa
vannah and to Brunswick will he only about six
miles, bv the railroads.
An excursion bv a special train was gotten up by
the President and Directors of the road on Wednes
day, which left the depotat o'clock for Hawkins
ville, where it arrived at 1“ m. The special object
of which was to show the condition of the road
and as a compliment to Mr. C. H. Dabney, of New
York, of the firm of Dalincy, Morgan & Cos., who
are among the principal stockholders now provi
ding tiic means Cor the completion of the road. It
is hardly necessary to say that the road is in very
good order, and all its appurtenances in like con
dition. The weather, the company, and cormnb-u
--riat, all suited to the occasion.
The party consisted of Messrs. C. 11. Dabney,
G. H. Hazlehurst, President of the Road, Mayor
G. S. Obear, Col. T. R. Bloom, Nutting, Board
man, Strohccker, Rose, Stevenson, Hutton, Peter,
Barclay, aud Captain Jus. R. Butts, who has been
a “pioneer,” aud is entitled to be prescut on all
sach occasions.
The arrival of the train at llawkinsville, being
“ out of time," and unheralded in any way, the
citizens were taken by surprise ; but our company
being so small, no fears could be entertained from
them. By accident they were met at the depot by
Kayot (). C. Horne, who welcomed them to the
hospitalities of the “ Ivey House,” and the usud
privileges of the city Two hours, which was all
the time allotted, was very pleasantly spent, by
some iu meeting old friends, and by others, to
whom it was their first visit, in receiving a polite
ar.d agreeable reception by the citizens, and eur
veying the localities. The hospitalities of the
“ Ivey House" were declined for a reason that lias
been alluded to. But it will he open for their ac
commodation at any future call. Those tendered
by Mr. Kibbee were more readily accepted by many
of the party. *
Everything pertaining to the business ot the
place presents a favorable aspect. The stores have
line stocks of goods, aud every one seemed busy
i» his vocation. The ohl and well known cotton
warehouse, of Simon Merritt is now kept by Boar
man A Wilcox, in which a large quantity of cotton
is stored. There 1* also a considerable amount in
another, kept by Oliver A Hamilton. Most of the
cotton received there goes down the river, and one
steamer had just left with a cargo of four hundred
bales. Two or more steamers run here, regularly
during the business season.
On returning, when the train stopped at Dyke*'
Station, the commissary department was opened,
and a “Brown House - ’ dinner displayed, which was
not relucts illy disposed of, as well as a few bottles
of “Old Port"—perhaps something else. This
may account for the incivility to the “ Ivey House"
of not accepting its proffered hospitalities. The
train arrived at home, after a very pleasant excur
sion, in the last shades of twilight.
liy the way, in panning the locality of" the old
town of Hartford, onre the county site of Pulaski,
and opposite to HawlunsvHle, there remains noth
ing to mark its once existence but a little mound
where stood its court-liouse in ISki, s hotel, and a
nourishing village with several stores, and all other
appendages. This was oner the moot prominent
point in that section of country below Fort Haw -
kins. It is now a> desolate as Jamestown, the
lirst settled place in Virginia. American ruins
leave few marks behind them—except the “ Wash
ington Monument,’’ at our “Eternal City."’ There
it stands, in eight of the Capitol and “ White
House,’’ in the eye of the country and of the trav
elors of nations that visit us, a? a foul blot and
disgrace of our people. We ask no pardon for this
digression from our subject.
Durham’s Bluff —the first station below iiaepn,
on the road, lies near it. From this, ten to twelve
thousand biles of cotton have been forwarded in a
year on the river, by Daniel Bullard, the present
superintendent of the. station. Now it would be
hard to lind a road to it. The same might tie said
of the Buzzard Boost landing, the next station be
low, from which ten and fifteen thousand bales
have often been shipped. The road to this is nearly
ooliterated, except for the purposes of the ferry.
Such an- the changes of business made by the rail
roads.
Giiatievino—What Industry Will
Do. —A Greensboro correspondent of the
Chronicle and Sentinel, under date of the
30th ult., has the ioilowing “good words”
for honest, industrious negroes:
l wasduforraed Unit there was in some sections
quite an improvement in the planting prospects.
Most of the colored people who have labored faith
fully, have made plenty of com and money enough
from their cotton to and fray all other expenses.
Many of them have abandoned the delusive hope,
of getting anything and keeping out of trouble
only by honest labor, and are more anxious to
make contracts for another year than formerly.
A colored man in Greene rented fifty acres of
laud, for which he paid seventy-five dollars He
had two burs, twelve and fifteen years old, a girl,
and, occasionally, his wife to assist him. lle made
one hundred and fifty bushels of corn—peas, pota
toes, Ac , in proportion—ami fourteen bags of cot
ton, averaging live hundred pounds each.
I heard of lands about Powelton that were offer
ed for sale last year on which the negroes made a
t hird more this year than necessary to pay fcfr them
at the prices then asked.
The Great Cotton Interest.—The
"Vicksburg Times concludes the last of a
scries of articles on tlie great cotton inter
est as follows;
The Times has leinoustrated the great
and eontroling value of that portion of the
cotton crop of IS6B which remains yet un
sold. We estimate that one-fifth of the
crop of tliis year his been sold for a sum
equal to fifty millions of dollars, and that
the remaining fljur-lift Lis may be made to
yield the producers the magnificent sum
of two hundred millions of dollars. To
insure this, we have advised, end we now
repeat that advice, that planters shall sell
no more than the sternest necessity and
the strictest good faith requires. By keep- !
itig the market bare of stock, aud not fore- I
ing sales, thus depressing prices, at the '
suggestion and in the interest of specula
tors, the value of our great staple may, and
will be kept up to the remunerative price
of one hundred dollars per bale. We are
glad to see tliat our suggestions have met
with universal favor with producing |
classes, and those only who are compelled 1
to sell will force die product of their labor
upon the market, ami thus injure them
selves as well as their neighbors.
How to “ Re-Construct ” Wood
Thieves.— A correspondent of the Chron
icle and Sentinel, writing from Greens
boro, recently, gives the following receipt
tor the cure of a disease very prevalent
just now in Macon. We hope It will be
tried here, and with the same gratifying
results:
A gentleman informed me of rather a novel
though auecewful, experiment in suppressing the
stealing of his wood. As the weather became more
piuchuig ins wood pile began to grow rap dlv“ » s
and as he wa» not prepared immediately to remove
it, something must be done or all would be lost
He put m a few loads of powder in such a manner
a« to prevent detection, and on the night follow
mg, while a family of negroes were sitting around
? comfortable lire, a terrible explosion took n la ",
l lie t hunks, pots am) skillet* were blown over the
house, the tin- coals and ashes upon the negroes
and Mich a kicking and scratching you may im
agine. The frantic cats jumped out at the top of
the house and took to the bushes, and 1 presume
took no little coaxing to raturn.
Th« man lost no more of hit wood.
GEORGIA JOURNAL AND MESSENGER
LEGAL ADVERTISEMENTS.
8188 COUNTY.
POSTPONED AI>MINHWRATOR’ -
SALE.
\S7 ILL be >o l<i on the firet Tuesday in Jarsu r r7
V » next, bes ire the Court House floor, in the t ityj
of Maeon, OouQiy « f Hibb, between tho usual hours «*
si!e the late residence of Mr-. Parfchebia Carbon, in
cluding out-heuHfs, and the stable lot across the
street. Th i residence is »>n lot No. 12 Western Range,
onfaiiitifi thr ‘ -quartern of an acre, more or le **
Tho »b:e lot i* put of li and 12, Western Range,
eoi.tftiaiujf one-q tarter of a i acre, more or less. It is
also i. 'own as the late residence of Caldwell W. Rain*,
deceased, and so il as the property of his eu ate
Terms of sale, one-half cash and one-half iwe;?e
moot s’ credit, well -ecured. 0. N. RAINS,
Administrator wish the will annexed
rov H-td of C. W. Rata*, deceased.
CRAWFORD COUNTV.
orawFord county postponed
ADMINIBI BATOR’S SALE.
BY v Hue of an‘rbr of the Oi Binary of Craw
ford County: Mrnl be sold, before the Court
lions • door, ill tho Town of Knoxville, on the
firs l'uesthty in January next, t'.-O acres o'
land, more or less, being lots Nos. ISi and JB3,
each c.oiitatnlujg two hundred two and one-bail
Hcivr, more or less, lyingaml being In the 8' cond
i is* ■ i.t of originally Houston, uowqCrawfh.d
County. Kohl «s the property of Cicero A. Hot
elier. deceased, for the benefit of the heir* and
creditors. Terms cash. This November 21st,
18fK ROBERT HATCHER,
itv2l-td—pf $d 50 Administrator.
('RAWFOBI) SHERIFF’# SALE.
\JY r Tt/Tj be sold before the Conrl House door in
TV lie lowu of Knoxville, on ilieftr.-t Tuesday
tn January next, within the legal hours of sale,
lots el land numbers lie, 151, 171 aud 172, lying
and being In tho second district of originally
Houston now Crawford county, containing eight
hundred acres, more or less, Ltvlod on as the
prop, ty of Ewell Webb to satisfy one II fa issued
out of tiie superior Con it of sail county, In favor
of John MJHharp, tiansferree, against said Ewell
Webb, Soiii suoject to n mortgage lien on Hie
san e. Al-o at the sam time and place,an tto
satisfy t lie same ti fa, the undivided half interest
ot Bali Ewell Webb in, lots of land numbers 102,
al, l‘.’a ; Home limber bn lot No. 121, as well as
twelve acres on said lot and lot No. 09; each lot
containing two bundled two and a half acre**,
mote or less. Properly pointed out by John M
Sharp, tract-ferrte. Nov. 30, IHS.S
J VMEM N. MATHEWS,
dect-tds—J*f J3 50. Deputy Sheriff.
CRAWFORD .SHERIFF’S HALE.
"itritff' be st 1 I bef.>re the Court House door in
it the town of Knoxville, nu the first Tuesday
in January next, within the legal hours of sale,
lots of land numbers I'll, 151, 171 and 172, lying
and being in the see nil district of originally
Houston, now Crawford county Levied on as
t he or perty . f Kw 11 Webb, to satisfy two II fas
issued out ot toe Superior Court of said county of
crawl ed Thomas W. Buffo* vs. Ewell Webb.
Sold subject to a mortgage lien on the same.
Property pointed out by James 8. Pinkark, plain
tiff's attorney. Naid lots containing sni acres,
more or less. Nov. 23, INIS.
JAMES N. MATHEWS,
dccl-tds—Pf $8 50 Deputy Sheriff'.
CRAWFORD SHERIFF’S BALE.
7 ILL be sold, before the Court House floor ia vhe
H Town of ivnoxv lie, Crawford County, Oa, on
the first Tuesday in January next, wttnin tiie lojara!
horns of sale, lot** of land Nos. 190 and 221, except
one acre, more or less in the Dorthwesi corner of aud
Jot No. 196 ail lying a id being in the >c >ud Dutriet
of originally Houst »n. now Crawl’ >rd County. Levied
on a- the property of Leroy H. T* nrmon, trustee f;-r
his children, tc-wit: Jeremiah W . John M , Theodore
F., Jiff r-oni* J . and Anna M. Thu;moo, by sundry
fi sis. iesued out of the sup-nor Court of mu I county,
at the £eptt mb r adjourned term, held on the second
Monday in November, 1866. viz: two fi. fas—Kwe l
W* b' . for the use r f ihe office’s of Court, vs. Ler y
H. 'I hurmon trustee a** ts >resaiu; .Sidney W Hasher,
f>r th * u-o ct the fii -cr* oi court, v*. Leroy H.
ThUrnfon. trustee as aforesaid ; John M Sharp, fir
the uau of toe officer * of Court vs. L-roy H Tnur
mon, truate* as aforesaid ; Cicero R Hatcher, Lr tee
u«e of < fficers of Court, vs. Leroy H. Thurmon, tru**-
iHt* Hi aforestid; Ham-on ti Collier, for the use of
the cfficers of Court aforesaid. This £tfr>vevnher SOth,
18i8. JA M E.S N. M *TH K W
do- 4-td—pf $7 Deputy Sheriff
FEBRUARY MORTGAGE SALE.
/-'I I;«>KGIA—CRAWFORD COUNTY—WiII be sold
\ X b-fore the V ax t House door, in the To *n of
Knoxville, on tiie Tuesdav in February next, uu
d*r and by virtue of a m >rtg.v l\. ft. issued from the
Superior Court of Crawf>rd t >uuty, Elbert Poacoca
vs. William Foid. levied on the south ha sos lot of
! *od No 49. and toe fast end fsr uth alf of lot No.
48 of equal with across j*ai t lot n t .* < r:gii.a' east
lino f-s will make twenty acros; dl lying iu the 7t!i
District of now Crawl rd, but ertginaliy Houston
Con my rfaid pr< party fu iy pointed out iu the aiort
fi. fa , ana levied on as the property of the said
\Viidam Ford* November 19th, 1868. *'
JAMKS N. MATHEWS,
nov2l-td—pf $7 Deputy Sheriff.
/ 1 KM HOI HAWFOHO COKN IY.—Whereas,
VT Jt:S>L i». L ug, u.drunr.strater upon tho t .•stale
of Jasper N. Lout?, applies to me for letters of
dismission from said estate: These aie therefore
to c.U aiiU atlinouidi all and singular the parties
at interesi t > he amj uppeur at iuy office within
the time prescribed by lnw, and objections file, if
any they have, why ; ,ul letters dl hi illusory should
not * e granted t-lieac-plicant. t.fiveu under rny
hand at office, JUigoat o,
augll-Orn I Ad e.K J. HAY, Ordinary.
AD M l NIBTR ATOI VS B ALE.
B\ virtue of an o?d* r f the Ordm ry o( Crawford
county, wdl be -olti before t e Court House door
in trio of Knoxville, on lhe first Tuesday in Jan
uary next, two hundred and thirty-three acres more
or Ifs*, of land, viz : North half of lot No. 133, and
west part ot lot No. 12A, said lse*l jot 12;» ;».*re.**. more nr
lens Sold for 11:v benefit of the heirs. Terms:
twelve months credit, with interest from date, pur
chaser .fvm<r bond with good and sufficient security.
This 24th October, 1869. W.M. VINS< CN.
out -9-tds AdmiuUtrkior.
ADMINISTRATOR’S SALE.
1> V virtue of an order of the Ordinary of ("raw ford
) c-unty, will be sold before the Court House door
in the 1.-wa of Knoxvil e. < n the first Tuesday in .Jan
uary next, two hundred aud thirty-three (-33; acre* ot
lend, more or less, to-wit: the north half of lot No
133. and one hundred aud thirty-three i,l ’-•*) u n re&.
more or less, of No. 125. Sold for the benefit of the
h» irs of John F. Vi deceased. Terms: Twelve
months credit, with interest from date, purchaser giv
ing ion J with good and sufficient security Mvd land*
all lying io tha sixth district of originally Houston,
novr i"rawford county. This 24th October, 1808.
cctf7-td« WM. G. VIN ON, Adrr.’r
CRAWFORD MORTGAGE SALE.
\MJ ILL be sold, before die Court II >use door, in toe
II town ts Knoxville, oa the lir.-t Tuesday in Jan
u«uy in At, within Uie Jegal hours o! sale, ihe following
hts aud parcel * often io-au: Loin Nos. 17u. 171, 181,
182.183, 2u4 205, 21*2. 213, 237, 2iß, .44 and 245, contain
ing in the aggregate twenty-six hundred and tlnrty
iw )('*.& 32) acres, more or less, lying aud being in me
Seventh Dixnict of or giauliy Houston, now Crawford
County. Sold to s:»ti:-fy a mortgage fi. fa. issued cut
of Crawford Superior Court, at the instance of L> W.
aud J. O. Vteclier vs. George YV. Persons. The above
lands set out iu sal J mortgage. Ail levied on a* the
property of said George W. Persons. Nov. 14th 1868.
novl7-t i A. J. PRESTON, Sheriff
CRAWFORD MORTGAGE SALE.
\\f 11. L be void before the Court House door in
VI the town of Knoxville, on tue first, Tuesday
iu January next, the following described lots and
fractional lots of land, lying aud being iu tlie'Ui
district of originally Houston, now Crawford
c. unt,, 10-w'it: Numbers 1,0, 171,181,1*2,1*3, 2UI,
-to, 212, 2i:j, 2>7, i.38, 211, 213, containing, in Hie «g
--gieg.vu-, twenty-six bundled and thirty-two
(2,032) acres, more or less, t,i satisfy a mortgage fi.
la. issued out ot Craw ford Superior Court, ul the
instance of Charles D. Andtrsou, tor the use ol
William J. Anders vs. tieorge \v. Persons. The
above land sets out In sal<l mortgage. All levied
on as the property ot said George Vi, Persons.
November 11, ISiiS. A. J. PKEHTON,
novlT-tda sn. nifi
ADM J NISTR ATOR’S HALE.
BY v rtueof an order of the Ordinary of Crawford
County: Will he sold, before the Court house
door, in !.!.:■ Town ot Knoxviß-, cm the first, Tu »,rav
in January m-xt, all U," isri 's belopgii.g to the estate
of Solomon W. Dstis, de ea-i and, the dew r -x
tepteil, t -wit. Two hundred two and a half a-res,
more or less, of lot No. y:t it being lot No. b _ H il lying
in 7lh iiistilet of now Crawford, hold lor tlie benefit
of the Loirs, ’farm. Cash Oot. 23 16C.S.
oc2h-td ALLEN It. DAVIS, Adm’r.
Gs K< >KG 1 A— C’HAWFtdtr> COUNTY—Whereas. Alex
\ Milder I-’. Oreo a applies to me for letters < f ad
tninisoadon do bonis non on tlie (state of Alexander
Fitzpatrick, late r.f -aid county, deceased : These are
theres re to cite and aeinonisb all and tin.ular the
parties interested,to he and appear at my office within
the time prescribed by aw, anti show cause, ll any
they may nave, why said letters should not te granted.
Oiven under mv hand and official signature, Novemb r
14th, ISCB JANES ./. RAY,
novl7-30d Ordinary.
YNEUKUIA-CKAVVFOKD COUNT’Y.-Johu W.
VJT Kills, I be next friend of the children ul C. K.
Hatcher, has applied tor exemption cf peison
[ ally, anti lor setting apart aud valuation of
homestead for sud chimren; ahel I will pass
Uiion the same at tny office, on the 12th day o*
December, i««8, Nov. 27th, 1808.
nv3o-2t JAMhs J. KAY', Ordinary.
iXIY DAYS from date, application will Ire made
O to tne Ord.narv of Crawford County for leave to
i sett >li * r a ; estate of Solomon W. Davis, decea-ed.
| Out. 2Y, lo#B, A. K. DAVIS,
°v2w-tJ Administrator.
G 1 KOKGI.A --CAAV.’KORD COUNTY. - .1. J.
« Clark has applied lor exemption of person
ally, and setting apart and valuation ol home
stead; and I will pass upon the same at 10 o’clock
A. M., on l lie bln day ol December, 1883, at my
office Nov. 25th, 1868. J.-iMirtS J. ltAY’,
uv2S-2t Ordinary.
HOUSTON COUNTY.
( A EOK< 11A HOTLSTON COIINTY. John R.
xT King nas applied for exemption ot person
alty, aud tor setting apart and valuation of
homestead; and 1 wnl pass upon the same at 10
O'clock A. M., on I tie .Oih day ot December, at my
ofiiee. Nov. iO.b, isos. W. T. MYVTFi’
nv3o 2t pt $2 O. H. C.
GKORUIA-UOUBTON COU VTY.—Maltha A. j
tones vv.dow ot Daniel J. Jones, lias applied i
lor exemption of Personalty and set ting apart
aud valuation of Homestead, and 1 will pass '
upon the same at ten o’clock, A. M.. on t e loth
December, istis, at my office Nov. 28.1808.
W. T. 8 VVIKT o H p
liUiV'T '-j-- }»i i nt.i*i '.s f»• gm.
HOU.-TON’rt SHERIFF'S SALES.
WILL be sold, on the first Tuesday ic January I
next, between the legal hours of sale, before tlie
Court House door iu Perry, said county, the foilowirm i
property, to-wit: Six thousand pounus of cotton in
the seed ; two thousand pounds of cotton in the fi Id - I
two thousand pounds of cotton seed Also, forty five I
bushels of corn and twenty-five hundred pounds of
fodder Ail levied on as the property ofMikeC .il
ders, by virtue of a distress warrant in favor ot Wm
D. Alien. pf $3 :70
—A LSO, —
At the same time and place, will te sold a town lot
in Fort Valicy, lying on tast side of street leading to
Marsbfcllvdle, containing three acres, more or i”bh
Levied on as the property of Aaron Griffin, to satisfy i
fi. fa. io favor of James A, Miller, for pa)mem of pm- I
chase money. This Ist Dt cember, 1888.
. WILLIS B. HARRIS, I
_ decS-td-pl »3 60 Deputy Sheritf. |
(4 E vV^ IA r. iIUUHION COUNTY .—James ». ;
hon.kl?ii 0 i n! * I<l . llus Hp P |lell for exemption ot
the ,’ a H d seUl “g apart and valuation of j
mon Vm ’ L ’, he ,llU |" r heirs of .Tames A. Roqtn
-10 o cffit b a e ‘ u aUU . I i WI ,“, ! ittsH °P° n tbe same at,
lu.ouook *. M, on the 10th day ot December ~r i
' 251,1 ’ IS6B ' W. T. SWIFT, ’'l
UV 28-2 t-pf f J y J c>
HOUSTON SHERIFF’S SALES*
\\J ILL be *<>!<]. b fore the Court Hnusc door, iu the J
\\ Town of Ferry, Housiou County. © n ihc lir-t
Tne- day m January next, between th® 1 gal i < ur- <>t ;
sh‘c. tae following proper--y, to wd : t>n<* lot.of h*nd, \
lumber 107. ha;f of’ lot 100 in the uppor Fifth District
*.♦' eaid county, and known an the J* hn llardv p ac-. j
Also, the
p,*rry load o.i as the pr peny of ihe «siate
. f .lamee M Hammock, to sat'sfy a fi. fa in of i
Thoiiittt J Ghicholtser, issued from Houston Superior \
Ci«nrt Properly poiiued out by pJaumlf’s attornev.
—ALhO.—
At t C *' Mine time anti p ace, VM\ acres of land. jv. »
77, TS *79 and part o( lot 61, in the 9th XM»«trifit of Mii t j
oouihyi. Levied o«i as the property of tto* ■ ni
R. f!'s lappy, to s a iafy afi fc Itl favor, f Hiiiiiiten
llaiv,’, trustee, etc., issued from the Ordinary Court. ,
Prop r«v pomted cm by plaii tiff’s attorney.
1 fi -ALSO- pf
At the same time and place, 19 acres of land, part of
numU r in the 19th Wetrict of said connty, lying j
on Uie wwt side oi the Towu of Perry ; one |,< uye (
and .ot to the T wn of Perry, containing 2 acres, !
mere or less, known as the due where the defend nt j
now guides. * evied on as the property of John Smith,
to mP sfy twofi. fi*. in fiver of W. f. w ; fi forthe u-o
of < tc.,iMeued iim Superior Court Property pr i#te<l i
< tit by plnintdf’a attornev. pfs3 5u '
—AL'Or*
At the Marne time and place, 10-s land N.»r. 81
part . t ft , part of 85, part of 87, part of 52, part of 51,
?art of 83. 78, 79, ami 82. in the 10th 1> strict. Alto,
lots Nop. 281, 282. ibd 184, in the 141/ District. Levied
on *,.-e tho pronerly of the estate of Abuer Burnurn, to
‘HtiefY a fi. fa. iu favor of llenry J. Lamar, is-ued
from S petriotf C uri Property pointed ou by plain
tiff’.'* attorney and J. G. Davis. pf $3 5c
-AIX),-
>t tho miu» time and ptaoe, four mu If a. one two
herae wagon, four plow at cks and other farmiag im
plf locotr; ones >r!y-fi ve-*<a\v jiin, and gin band. Prop
erly pointed out bv pUinijff’s attorney Levied nas
the property .J S U Smith, to i-adufy a fi. fa. i favor
of F amt L H. Ut4»d, issued from Coil ty Court
—ALSO, — pf $3 iO
At the ame tme and place, 1232 ac es of land, more
or arßoising tiie lands of Jacob Bason, John
Bryat*, and others, in the lower Fifth District, as the
pr. peny of defoodftbt Property point* and out by him
m < x cutor of It. H. Gray, deceased, to aaiufy n ti fa
in favor of J»mea Cibxon an I wife, and levied on by
former Sheriff, and turned over to «ic pf#3 5o
—A LSO, —
At the satuo time and place, Oifi a?res of land, more
or le*£, in 'he tipper Fifth District,and Nos 45, 85. part
of 86, part of 71, as the property of Becj (iray, de
eeasr-d. Lt vedon to ratisty a fi. fa. in favor of James
W Cdsom and wife, issued frown 8 fperior Court.
Prop* jty poiatod «»R by plaint.tfs attorney. .pf|3 50
—AI^SO, —
At the -arr.c tune and p ace, 1600 aur.*** mere
or Icm-., in lhe4‘J.■»» and J3th l andn® - 17,18,
2S, e. 59 6*. 67. and part of 5. I i-vied on nt< the prop
erty of W. Powell ad Samuel D. Bolton, to
fi. fa--, in favor #f l>tlla r d A Kubank, U-bera H. Miller,
James A Aiabet, Richard N. Westbrook, and Drew W.
lay or. issued from Superior Court: J C Henson. H.
K. Jordan & Cos. J. C Ben**on, C 8. Witin. J. L. Birch
& Cos , D W. Tayfor, D W. Taylor. I). W. Taylor, D. W.
Taylor, and 8. K. Jordon ic Cos , » sued from ’ eu nty
Court. pf|3 60
—ALSO, —
At the sime tiiii* an p ace, 35 acre aof land, rrore
or less, adimning auds of P. B. D il. Cul on and *a
tate of Samuel Felder, p hereon C. W. Rollins now re
sid«o Ijevi <i on «-• the pr p rty of defendant, to
satisfy trree fi fa*, from Justicen* Court; one in favor
of Jesse D. Har is, ore in favor of N and
one in favor ot Joe Maun. Tur ed over to mo.
—ALSO,— pf $3 50
At the sum * time and pace,3ooo pounds seed cot
ton m r»- or less, 96 bushels corn, more or less, 1
stack fodder. 4 acres corn in the fi hi aud 200 pourei
cotton in the fi«ld. Levied on as th - property fCX
T. Cn* at to satisfy distress warrant lor rent, in favor
of W Harry, agent. JOHN K. COOK,
d6c4>td—pf 50 SnerifT
H< t BTOS BHEHIJ ! - WAI.!>.
TJJTILL te sold, before the < ourt House doer, in the
VT Town of Perry Houston Couniy, on the first
Tuesday »o February next, rite iega! hours of
►-ah', the follow in,: property, to-wit: i’art of I >t No. B<M,
in the 10th District. Levi/d o) as the property of de
fendant, to ns 'is \ a mortgage fi. fa. in favor of J. L.
Birch, administrator, is*u> and from Superior Court.
\Lm>_ prs7
At the tame time and p one lot of land, No U3,
in the 14th I> si riel (house lot), 16 mue«, and 2 horses.
Levied on the property of and lendsni. to satisfy a
mortgage fi. fa. in favor of A. J. Uartridge. issued
from Bup rior Coti. t. Properly pon.ted out in the
fi. fa. JOHN It tOOK,
dc4-id-*—pf $7 Hheritf
HOUaToii SHEHIFF’O haLK.
11.1, soid. 'in tiie fir.t Tiis"'!-., io January
1% ii.xt, fore it>« Court liou.a 4<r in (Bo town
o' Prrrv. »a'd count,.. Hi*, fallowing laailt. to wit;
No-. 17H -Mil Zlo, and ttia N-itfi of No. lE7,
in the Uth aisti w of raid county , containing 910 acre*;
Irxitd on a. the projo-ny of K B (fltwri to aa i fy a
morlgH|j;c nf.. from ll'-u-tyn Suporior C- urt, uga ust
hi id i.ilii r. in favor o Humphrey Marshall, Guardian
Properly quoted out hv P a mil? s Attorney, and le»y
m xle by firmer Sheriff aud turned over to rn<-.
JOHN 11. COuK.
OCtJH —Hw F'itrtiff.
(1 EOBGIA HUUSTOM COUNTY. —B. W.
X Hreiwu, t x(?cutcr of Htilth l.ivva iu, Jat« of
Houston County, (tcoeused, re-spectfully >howei!,
that he has fully discharged nil his duties as such
executor, pelllions this Court lor letters of dia
mission from said create: These are 1 here tor to
cite all persons interested to he and am car before
trie, ou or before i Ire llrat ilouri iy in January, IK*),
to bliow cause, ii any, why ihe petitionshooid
not be grail teal.
«<i vert under ir.v hand and official signature,
July 1, Is-W. W. T. BWI FT, O H. C.
jy2-ui
/1 I (KOIA-IIOUHT«N~< I d'N'i'V. WRKUaii
\J fiatnaiine C. Ward law, administratrix of (/
W Ward law. I .t: c i f H tosioo County, deceased,
respeeilully shonreth that site has titily adminU
tered on said esta.e, at.ti therefore pray s to be.
discharger! front !in ; J liesc arc tln refore to
cite all t ersonw Interested to be and Hpp srat my
oiticc on r*i neforoibi tirst Monday lr PVtilua-y
ISJM. to show cause, U any, why the petition
should not be grunted.
Given under my baud and official signature,
this2oth July, Imp. W. T. KW!-- i
jy'Jl-td o. H. C.
/ 1 EOIPIIA-HOUS J tiN ft H'N'i Y Where**, ktl
\ J iisrn a tinini-tratnr of •- mders f.ove, late
< f sstti ecunty, d> !, hss sp]. te ‘ to rne for ietterj
of d-n 1 -■■ t! frrrn 1 inis- ’1 m are lliertfvre to
cite and admonish all DaHies i-.terested to ties at »p
--p-ar at my cities <>n the lirst Monday in June, 1K«», to
show cause, if any they nave wiy ■ l l<-it-rs simuM
not t o granted. G v-n t nder my 1 aad and official
* ; trn,t •re. o i- V ivemhcr 23 *. IStS.
nviV dm- pf?- W 1. SWIFT, O. 11. C.
/ lEOKGIA-H' I’STON CUU.M’Y.- Sixty days after
t J date, application will b* mte t > tlie Oroinary of
: IU uston tkiunty f r e.v- to aril the lands helongiog
I to the e-1 a* e if Tit uip-on Fields, *ate of Houston
( 1 > tnty and c a.-.-d. N v-ml -r bYtli.i
j novl7-td MARY' FIELDS, Executrix.
i / ’KORtilA—Hut STUN 101 NTY. Whereas,
j ' 1 James M. liuvi, has ap; lie 1 to this Court for
| !ett- r» of adnilulstruljon on the estate of Jacob
! Pierce, ate if this county, deceust-l: Theseaie
therefore to cite all persons interested to be and
| appear at nty office on or before tti- first Monday
i in January next, to show cause, if any, why tlie
J petition should not ho granted. Given under
I my hand and official s gnature. Hits 25th Novem
ber. iNbr, W. T. !8 WI FT,
I 11V28 td—pt*l U. H. C.
GIEO iu; IA, HHUSTON COl’ NTY—Wiiereas,las.
it i'.uace has applied to this Court f rlcllers
of ad in in in ration on the ealatcof Terrill Brooks,
late ol Hits cuijßtv, dec. ased : i here are therefi re
to cite all persons interest! and to be and appear at
my office, on or before the first Monday in Janu
aiy next, to show cause, it auv, why letters ol
ad in in Ist rat lon should not he granted tlie -aid
applicant. Given under mv hand aud official
signature, this 2*ih NovemU r, PIN.
uv2B-td—pfM W T. SWIFT, O. U. C.
piEORGIA—HOUSTON TOUNTY—Whereas, A. C.
VT Hryi-.il, guardian ot I...ura A Bryan, has applied
to tic-Court for letters of di-mo—m from -aid gurr
dianship. rp.,l it app.aring io the" '< uri that tie Las
fully sell’,*.! wi h 1 is sard v.arri : r i h* a *re therefore
to cita a,] persons nlerested to t-o and appear at mv
office, mi or before the first Monday in January nexq
tIMZI.j to show cause, if my, v. hy letters of dismission
shoul i noth'gra ted the said applicant. Given un
der my hand and signature of office, this 13th Novem
ber, 1815S. vv T. SWIFT,
ncvJ'-AiJd Ordinary llou-ton County
(J 1 XTY days after date application will be made
O to the Court of Ordinary ot Houston county
fur leave to sell a part of the lands belonging to
the minor heirs of \V. E. KlHeu, late of Houston
county, deceased. October US, 1888.
\Y. H. BROWN,
OCI2B COd Guardian.
/GEORGIA—HOUSTON ( W
McGlamoiy bus applitd lor exemption of
personalty', and setting apart and valuation of
me same; and I will pass upon Ihe same at Ul
o'clock a. it . n the loth day of December. Ink
at my office. Nov. 2Jth, 1868. ’
nv‘2B-2t—pf S2 W. T. SWIFT, O. H. C.
HOWFON SHERIFF’S SALK.
\Wf U-I- be sold before the Court House in Perry
w¥ tfa. tietween (he legs' hour- of -ale, on the
first Tuesday in January next, the fallowing properiT,
to-wit : A lot rfland in the town of Fort Valiev, in
said county rs H,,uston, and known as part of lot No.
1. in block Grn the plan of -aid town, together w th
the improvements on trie same. Levied on by virtue
of a mortgage fi.fa frorr tb- t uprrior C urt of Hsu«-
ton county in favor of J ii Ross, survivor, vs J. j.
O’Ouinn. Properly pointed out in said ir.orb'sge
fi- (»■ JNU. K. COOK?
oct29-tds Sheriff.
PULASKI COUNTY.
PULASKI SHERIFF’S SALE.
\l r I ‘ be sold, before the Court Hourc door, in the.
?f Town of Ha-Uinsville, lulaski Com ty, on the
fir: t Tuesday in January next, between the legal hours
ol -ale. one lot of land, levied on as the pioperty of
James D. Eubanks, number 72, in the sth Dietnst of
originally L>eoiy, now Pulaski Conn ly, t-, satisfy one
tax fi. G. Property pointed out by J. At. Stokes,'lax
Collector. November 25th, I*oß.
decl-td—pf 13 60 NICHOLAS RAWLINS, Sheriff
PULASKI SHERIFF’S SALE.
\\f ILL Vie sold, before the Court House door, in the
Ts Town of Hawkinsville, between the legal hours
of sale, on the first Tuesday in January..lsfti, fifty three
acre- of land, of lot No 22(i; one-iourih inte-rest in
factory and lot; one-fourth interest in dwelling house
and lot. on Jackson Street, now occupied by M.
O’Brien; one-half inlerest in Block letter E, being
part of let No. 2, and lying between the bar-room oc
cupied by Aaron Waterman end Judge Daniel Rawls’
storehouse, ir.-nting on Commerce Street, and one
hull-acre lot, fronting on Ct mmerce Street, ar.d lying
between the house farmer y owned by P M. McCabe,
ami the house and lot owned by J. j. Eubanks. All
levied on as the property of Michael O’Brien, to satisfy
one fi. 'a from Pulaski Superior < - urt in favor ts
John Kale vs Michael bllw-n aud X, VcDulfec. Proc
erty pointed tut by plaintiff’s attorney. p1f.150
—ALSO—
At the same time ard plan .will be sold, four lot-of
land, Nos .0. 12 17, and 21, in the 20th District of
orig-Dally Wilkinson, now Pulaski County. L vied on
as the property of Nicholas Rawlins, to -niisfy vari
ous Justice Court fi. fas. in favor cf Mr-. Barlow
vs. James Dyers and Nicholas Rawlins. pf *3 50
—ALSO—
One nundred and seventy five acres of lot No. 25.1,
*n tho south side of the Kobuck Branch, in the 4th
District of originally Dooly, now Pulaski County. Lev
ied on as the pr. pertv of James Sik-s, to sitis'y one
fi fa from Houston County Superior Court, in favor of
W. H. Hondly, tranfferree, vs. lame-Svkes Novem
ber 25th, 18«s JNO. A. HENPLY - ,
decl td—pf |3 50 Deputy Sheriff. !
PULASKI SHERIFF**! HALES." '
Vir ILL be sold, on the first Tuesday in Ja navy
Vs hext, bes re tt e Court House door in the Town
of Hawkinsviile, tietween the legal heurs of sale, the
following property, u>-wit: One lot of land, No 66. j n
the fifth liistriet of originally l>oolv, now Pulaski
County Levied on as the property of Wm. B. Smith
to sat sfif one (5. fa. i-sued from Pulaski Superior
Court in favor of T D Mushwhite, Iransferree. vs w
B. Smiih. Also, two Justices’ Court fi. fas., 704
G. M., in favor of same parties, Dried and returned by
Court. All levied on as the property of W. B. Smith
Property pointed out by plaintilf’s attorney. pf :i so
—ALSO,—
At tlie same time and place, lots of land Nos. 331
and 332. io the lath District of originally Wilkinson,
now Pulaski County. Levied on to satisfy one fi. fa.
issued from October term Superior Court of Pulaski
County—James Phillips, agent, K. G. Fillghum. Prop,
erty pointed out by plaintiff's attorney. November
24th, 186*. j. A. HKKDLEY,
de«4 td—ptW SO Deputy bhenff.
SHERIFF’S BALE.
Wild, bes >ltl, before tho Court >1 ii-eilo tr, in ho
town of H.wkiarviilPolaaki founty. on ilm
first Tuesday in Janusrv. ltt», within the legs! hour--
of sale, the following land, ti.-vnt: <)r e I undr tl and
fifty acres, tn >ro or Ist . <-ff the north a id West sitit s
~i lot. of land No.-SI. in th" 4th lurtri-1 o■' origira'lv
I tool v now Pula-ki <’• holy . he’d as ire proiwoty of
T lo.nas K • wn. pr Witt > s fi. ft. fre in the Sitpeiior
fur. if l’u Hski feu-ty, in favor es Janies \V. Tra
oick against se-4 Thomas Prawn and Ash'ev tlrillin,
nrincip-ls, and D. W. Miteheti, e dorser. S.id and
on ceeupied by jti'is Wnt-iri. and pointed out by
plaintiff's attornev. N v. 24tlt. 1~(W
JOHN A. H kNDbKV,
di!o4~td—pf $ t at) Deputy Sheriff. __
PULASKI SHERIFF’S SALE.
\\J IbL bo soil, btfnrethu Comt House door, ill the
VV Town of IlawKinevilie. on the first T'ue.iiay in
Ikoember no*', the followi u |,•• -p-rtv to-wit: On«
boo -C arid lot iu the Town of H iwkiLin-itlo, known en
tho prr pertv cf M. J. Tvyl'.r, and i eonpi and by iu-r at
tho time of ler decease. Prop-Tty pointed out by
John M. Stokes, Tax C Hector and levied on to sat
l-fy H tax ti fa for the i ear Ihiff.
Also, on» lot of Imri. tho i'roperty of James
Vi'UKho, to satisfy a tax fl fa f T lie year 1B«0. Prop
erty iiointed out by Frr ily Vaughn
Also, two ttd.s of la <l, Nos. 21W and Jh. in tiie Ititii
District of Pulaski bounty, the propel tv if George
imri Klizabeth Kvans, to ratisly a Superior Court fi fa—
N ch- laailawl ns vs sad Evans.
Also, one-half intoned in three theusand cro-s ties,
I It" or n ar the Macm aad tirunsa ick Railroad. n> ar
i John Kvans’, i; being 1500, more or 10--*. Is-v ed
| on »» die pre.jiertv of Floyd Sarvts, to *ati-fy a Sup*-
I rior Court fi fa from Houston—Jor.n Smith vs svd
i Sarviv. This t let. 31-t, ls«t.
| nov-7-td NT II iDAfi HA WDINS, Sheriff
PULASKI SHERIFF'S SALES.
WILT, lie su’d, on the first Tuesday in January
next, within D ■■ usual hours of sale, before the
Court House door. i-> Pula-ki Cmi ty, the fu lowing
jrr >pvr y, t* -wit: One let of iand .Vo I.U in the 21st
Di anet "f Pulsski County, to aavt-fy a Superior Court
fi fa, in favor of lolm ’1 ii’ 1 I-V \ . iviw tr i Pipkin,
and cost on other fi fas. Property po,mi and out by
s,id Pipkin. pf $3 69
—ALSO,—
At the Ame time nni place two lots of iand. Nos.
275 ar and 250 in Dm Nineteenth District of sai l Couniy,
to HHii-fy « ntcr gag i ii f . from Pu'aiki Superior
Court, in fivor of D. M. Matheann va Jain' s Pugh.
Prop rty pointed out in li f.. pf $8 su.
AI-Su ~
At the same lime antPpl.o e,t,l) • house and fiv- *cre»
of luiid, known is ihe three years’lease »u William
Colins’ hied, ’O satisfy a tax fi. fa. against Davit
Buchan. Property point'd mi; hy John M Ft"k"«.
Tax Collector f-r tne year 18-ih This Dec-mber 1 -t.
I"*; MCHdLAS RAWLINS.'
pf S3 50 sheriff
—A LSO
At the ram ' Liiii- a:.d place, two lots of .and, as tho
property "t Josephus . truth'rs, to saiiafy sundry fi
fan. troin Pul is) i superrer Rciret, number not known,
but known as the ptuee w ere aed D-.riithers now
lives. Proper v nouiind "tit ov p'alnttff * a'Torney.
December 1-t ls« 8 NICHOLAS KAWIJHA
dei Std—pt l-l 5; Sheriff
SHKHIFF’B HALE.
’fcliriLLt** H>*d« Court Rou*e door, io
ww the Town of Prri»rivi realty,
wi;h» the tag*! hourn of ** ta. "n th« firs-t in
Jtiou»ry next, the hotel aad lot Uruwi a* th*- old Haw
kioHvilie Hotel, to m ofy a fi. !•. 5n !»var of John f.
Wa'kioß vm W 8. Da uc'h frt,m the Superior
Court cf Pulaski Coun'y.
JOHN A IIENDLKY,
4C6&41 Deputy Sheriff.
POBTPI )N EI) EX ECUTO R'H SALE*
UY virtue of ordor from the f-o -faLta C«.u tof
ta'inury of Pataffki conoly. wi; r,** rold hefvro
the Co«ft Hofine doo* in ths t< vva l H a kiUBViIt-i.
hetw**e» the legal hour* of rain, on the fir*)
in December ' ext, all the e-tutn of !Ba:ii* w
Grace, d- vended, eon»i»Mßg of 1 tn of lard number*
on** hundred end fifiy, (l. r *o.) ont hundred ai.ilt igf.ty-
Bt-veri, (187 ) ar and half of :ct • hunired uad t-ightv
eiyht, (tSS ) in tho twelfth (12th) di-tri t of ' rigi.,aJly
Houston o "r Piriawki, r *n airii g fiv*.* hundred llrp
and;hro» -f urth* acr< m# r-* <r !«•*»*, I.t
«.r . Tttefe » a a ror.h>rtaM*« LveE ug with fur
Rooms on lot one ha wired and fifty, and ♦,ut«nild
ii’g-. Ther«* a’ho h good Dw«d u g *>s lot one haa
-4m .1 rod t*> m-v. to
A lofD *• .i»fcvc atid - ar j goad productive lasiix,
a*»oii' tVM-e • uodred and fifty acre?* chared, ard
wuliiri fur mil* mos town. Al-o lot No f »rtjr-:iiL«,
(49,) in the fourth <ilh) ui.tri* t * ! Ortgith 7
now Pti ank) ioaaty« contain tag two hnndrrd t v% o ar-d
one ftmni* acres, trior** or *■**: with same improve
meitU; a'-o on** town lot in Hawk navihe, containing
tw ) (t) acres. m r re or leaa lot formerly
owned by Jaujh V* r» now by *t. T Grace, Trusie*-.
Th*re 1* a Rood fr-*m*d hsrn and *■ a den on th" lot.
80 and for th t>‘ »♦. fiv of th* heir® and ewditara of raid
estate Terms cash. Ootob r 19tr», IhBM
oct22-td>. JOh S DALE, Executor.
/"i FOR * I A—PUL S BK r COfNTY,—Wh* rea#. T T
\Jf Lytle h«fl app’ied t me for !■■!!> r- > f «
ti >n «Ji the e vae ot Kot.rii \ Lytle, Intecf Ha and
couoty, deee*a*d; These art thens r 10 cite and ad
monieii a!i permtorested t*> b • a <i app« nr at my
office wttinn t» * lime prescribed by law, a: <i show
cau**e, if any the? have, w \ vaid u<m r« should not
b-* srrantwl Haul app cant, iK « Nor- 6th, 1868.
nov7 3J*l J J. bPARBtOW, Ordinary
ahhigneevs hale.
ILL * « *oW, on ti»* iirwt Tuesday iw Dee* mter
*» n**xt, be 4- re t <*ourt-hou»e <U> r >n Pulaski
conn y, Iwtwr. the I* '/»’ ln-ur of -aie, 150 ar*r**i». un
divi-1 and cf lot No. 21 w .xi 2Bt district of Pti n-kr county.
Term- L, t KYAN,
oc'29td Assignee.
/ ''FOKOIA-Pff ASK! COI NTY —WJIHam If
I I S'ok*N ha vintr Hpjv ied for tl*o apart
and valuation < f IBineKUiaJ. notice Is hereby
given that I w »ii p-«*» crpon the tsa roe at my (-fflee
on th«- 14th dav **f December. at 11 oelo.k. A. M.
Dec 1 - J. J. SPaKHOW,
and cl 1 - ITTI Ordinary.
fib. HGI\ —VI J.AE I COUNTY.— 'William D.
* * bsv.a--. n having »p| I «■ 1 f r , !»*• **rting apart
and valuation <f floroot* :01, notice is Tiereby
given that I will p**s upon the me me s*t ?ny < ffl<■**•*
on the lttb day of DecuxlH«r. ?u il oVtnck. A. M.
Dec. 2 I*6B. J, J. HPAHfct'»\V,
S2 i >r ,: r;rry.
/ • KOKOfA -FCLA »KI < ' l NTY~ZvJry Pierce
s * aj*pllc i f-rr «x r ;mptt«>n <>! pt*rnoa«tty,
and for wlliog apart and valuation ot l ome
a lead; and I win puss upon Um anme at ruy
office, nt I* «> < I *ck, a m f **n the 14th day of Do
ceinh. v, jfctft Thin >■, h November, IM*
4fc2-2t—pf $- .1 L > CA!iKO\V, */rJhiury.
ADMiNIBTRATOK’S BA 1.13.
\VTILL i**‘. -j ( on tic* Tuesday in Jaoutry
f ▼ i* *l, within c,' •ts dhoujv «.f m *-*, b-f.-.j- t*.e
i ourt Booau door, in HavrkioMi it*, fun ki County.
<»a. the m .j. i-- r i pr<\-T'y, ; > WitLot* of
land N« V 7, 162, Hk't each containing cn,
more or le*a; par? of i t No. 221. c *nt:nuag 145
aero-; part of hit N•. 22*, containing 83 acre*; one
acr * < f lot No 22*i; naif of hot No. 158, containing
10i*/ 4 acre* ; part «,i t- t No. ly \ containing r.i§ a >r* h ;
and all of lot N > lVs, c-omairiini; 20*2hj—ad of i*ai i
1 nds lying and feeing ij the i.n District of or ;gt tally
Dooly, now Pula-ki i • only.
A >•-, i»" ! ii“ • ame time end p ace, will he «o!iJ : Lit
of land No 2 1. in th- 15rh I *»-trust, 21 Section of
Cherokee O uoi v, cmtaiaing 4-) ac*es, more or I#***.
AUo, h splendid c*m of tieoiai i net rumen te, anti a
Ane p< rtao,« v*iii<ng desk. All ►old a* the property of
John V’. M teli-I’, late <>f Raid I'Minty, dci-ea-ed, and
for the fecn' fit of d.-tr l tih e« of **>d et*ta4e. Tenn«
Caeh. Nor. 4t> , ltM> j. p. MIICHELI , A lm’i
nov7-td de l*om- non eum nto aneexo.
/ ’ KORdIA, COUNTY.-All per.
U indebted to the cstr»dc of a It. Coley. Ben.,
deceased, are Levchy mdifietl b> co»ne forwaid arm
make payment t<» the undersigned ; anti those
imving claims agaius? said estate will present
them within terms of t ue law.
H. 15. hYKiC , Ti'inporary Adm r.
nov26 40 i—l*rinter’s fee V> ‘ak
r* kouuia—pu i,ask f rm-Nry.-j-tin f*i«
VJ haviuK applied to ms l >r He st-tilng apart
ami vahi-tlloti «i f 11 >*iu -lead for wife and child, I
hereby give notice that 1 will i a*s upon the same
ai my office at 11 o’clock, A. M., ou Friday, De
cember f, Ftis. J. J. HPARHOW,
udtJ*27—Printer's fee *2 O'. Ordinary.
/ l BORGIA—PULtSKI (Os VI V —Whereas, J-hn
VT F. McCloud apple s to m » 'or leitcr-i of tiismis-
Moo from the era ntorship of the estate of Jane
Riley, deceased : The e are. therefore, to cite ami
admonish all persons intere-ied to be and appear at
my office within ti e time pre-cnbcd by law to show
cause, if any tlc-y have, »• y said ;e(ter< of dis cission
should not t>e granted the applte vit Given under roy
hand ofUcial'v. this November lath. 1868.
J.J. bPARIIOW.
noylf.a3.-n Ordinary.
OEORf.n_pl I.ASKI COUNTY—Whereas George
W Keen applies to me f r Letters of Dismission
from t--e Admin Ist rati -n of the e.-tate of Joel Taylor,
late of sai I comity, i. ceased: The-c are trerefors to
ci'e and adrnotii.h a I p> isons interested to be and
appear at my office within the time presorted by law.
a.id show cause, if any 'hey have, why sad letters
should not be granted said spp'it t,t Oct. 21 1868.
otiAl Om J. J. fcP.ARR *W, Ordinary.
p EOKGIA, PULASKI COUNTY-Wlierens, B.
xjT 11. Dykes applies to rue for letters of admin
istration on tli--estate ot A. K. Coley, Sen., de
ceased : These are, therefore, to cite and admon
ish all person-, interested to he r.rtd appear at my
office within the time prescribed liy law to show
cause, If any they hive, why s tut letters should
not be granted the applicant Given under my
hand and official signature, this Nov 23, 1868.
J. Hl’AltK- IW,
miv26-30d—Printer's fee 53 50. Ordinary.
GIEOKGIA, PiTLAsKt County.—L. L Harrell,
T Executor of N. N . Harrell, late of said coua
ty, dece ;sed, having peritloneti the Court for Let
lersof Dismission from his said trust, which pe
tition is on file in this office :
Now. these are to cite and admonish all per
sous concerned, to be and appear at my office on
or by the first Tuesday in December next, toshnvt
ciu-e it any exists, why said petitioner shouk:
not be dismissed, according to bi-prater
Given under my hand, at Uawklasvdlp, Junt
3d, !«' 8. J. J, SPARROW.
Julyl-fim Ordinary.
Georgia—PULASKI county.— where—, t. t.
Lytle has applied for bitter.- of guardian»hip of
the persons and property of Robert 1 ytle, Pernel
Lytle, Archey Lytle, a id Seymour Lytle, ir.ioor chil
dren of R Y’. i.y iie. decessed: These are therefore to
cite and admonish all'pereons c meeroed to he and
appear at my . fflee within the time prescribed by law,
and show cause, if any tiny iivvo, why said letleia
should not be granted said applicant. ’Given under
my hand officially, ihis Huh November, I*oß
iiov2l3id J.J SPARROW, Ordinary.
M -EORGIA—PULASKI COUNTY-Not7c» is hereby
given to all per—ns having demands against R
i. Lyfclfr, latp of ha id county, deceased, present
them to me, proptrly made < ut, within the time pr. -
pcribed by Jaw, to as to ►huvr tneir character and
amount. All person* indebted to s*.|d Ut-ct-a-c d-• re
1 erehy r» rpured to make immediate payment. No
vember l»m. Ist 8 THOMAS T I.YILE,
nov'2l-40d—pf *5 50 Adm’r of B. Y. Lytle.
GEORGIA— PtILAaKI COUNTY.-Joreph C. lional
son having applied for letteis of aoministraiion
tie boms non upon the e-tuie of R. J Holland, late of
sant county, decea-ed: These are therefore to cite
and admonish all persons interested to be and appear
at my office within the timo prescribed by law, and
show cause ts ar-y they have, why -aid tetters should
not be granted said applicant. Given under my band
officially, this 16ih November. 1868
novis 30d J.J. SPA RROW, Ordinary.
__ UPSON COUNTY,
UPSON MORTGAGE KALE.
UfILL k»e sold, before the Court House door, io
Thomaeton, Upton County. Georgia on the
first Tuesday in February next, unit in the hours
of sale, the following described property,to-wit: One
mouse-colored Jack, about eight years old ; one
mouse-colored Jennet, about s*ven years old, and one
Jennet 0 »!t. mouse colored, about \ w • years old, and
one Colt. Levied ou by a mortgage fi. fa. issued from
Upon County Court in favor of T. A. L> Weaver vs.
John Edgar Pr petty pointed out by p aintiffin li.fa.
November 22d. _■»Bbß. OVVE.X C. riHARMAN,
nv3o-td—pfs7 Sheriff.
GBX> R ? IA ~ UPSON COUNTY. James W.
Hightower applied for exemption (ts per
sonalty. and setting apart and valuation of home
stead J awd I will pass noon the same at 12 o’clock
m , on Wednesday, the 9th day of December next
at my office in Thomastou. Nov. 23d, 18oK. * (
uv2b*2t —pf $2 WM. A. COBB, Ordinary.
UPSON BHEUIFF’B HALE.
WILL be sold, on the first Tuesday in January '
i.t il, lief re tl»e Cour: II use door, in tip on (
iJo ofjy, Georgia, within the hours o< Rah*, the 1
following proper y, to-w t: One hou>e, and *ot * at- j
t»cli. and theieto, tile place when* J;nnoH O Hunt now ]
rs Hides, and in front of John C. Drake’s dwelling.
A so, on ? cream colored hor-c* al>out nine ycao* o il,
Als< . tho livery rtable, and lot on which the same is
pi rated, lot No 7, in the b»i k aquare of the Town of
Thornaston, adjomi’ g lota of vViilUm Wallace :*od
others, com ainiug about one --qu trter • f ».■> a re;
house« and lo*« lying and l> ing in the 'Town of
Tho nr aston, in said county Ail levied on as tl.o
property of James U Hunt, to satisfy o.e.- ii fa waned
from Upson Superior Court, in favor of era. Jane L.
]>arden and Mins Julia *»ood»‘ v- Jamc« o. Hunt.
Property pointed out i>y plamtitfn* athsmey. pf ♦•i 50
ALSO,
At the same time and pNce. will Ikj aold. one lay
horne. idee or ten yea h old, fifteen hundred p -u-ois
of cotton, more <-r lens in me seed, fifty I n-die nos
corn, mere < r hh » 8 >ld a* the proj.crty of Peter C.
Itcai'. to satis I y one fi. fa. issued from Upson Super.or
< ( urt. in t\v r cf Jenst; 11. flowed: v.-> Let r lc »ll
and Daniel It. IL-ali, a«*cur ty. Propoity p doted <ut
bv i lain*iff Thin 25th November, 18».H
nvU *-td—pf fi 50 OWKN 0. SHAKM AN, Sheriff.
UPHOX POSTPONED MORTGAGE
HALF.
WILL b* sold. l#ef«>re the Court House door, in
Thoma-ton. Upson Coun*y, Uengia. on the first
Tuesday in k'ebrim y next, within th* legal hours of
H«le. .he following property. t< -wit. wud pr p. rty de
scribed i.i tne mortgage The w*.;.t half < f lot« f land
number otic hundred and thirty-six, in the F ; fteentn
Diwirict of said « ount> , me same containing one hun
dred acres, more or less Levied on to satisfy one
mortgage fi fa iu favor of Amanda A Denham, alrnio
istratrit of John A. Dennarn, late of said county d--
ecu < and vs Daniel Denham, adm ni-trwtor of A. J.
H If, late ( f said count v, dr c‘ a-cd. Nuv. 23d, 18«ih
nvil'Md—pf|7 O'-YKN C. HHaRMaN Sheriff.
TTjijl ToT.i— L p.st in <A iITN 1 Y Mrs. H* l ah b
JT Andrew's, widow of WlDiaxu (.'. AiulitWis,de*
ceased, Las applied for exetnpliou <if Personally
un i the scUing apart and valuation of Hylic
i s cad, ami I will pant* uoon theKume at my office
in ThoniafLou. on Monday, the li’h day of lA-*
cemhtr lust.,at 12 o’clock, M. Dec 2, H'.x
W M. A. * '* •Isß,
and < i 2t-l’fs2 Ordinary
f'i KOitUIA—TP.SON rOUMTY.— John I\ Mur
\Ji ray hna applied lur exemption of personally,
aud HtlUng u [t jl and valuation oi ]ion.eh*eu : ;
and I will i>aas uix>ri tho same at 10 o’clock a. 3i„
on Wednesday, Tm H h Uhv ol ih eemherdext, at
my office lu Thomaßion Nov. 2551.
nv2S —pf $2 \VM. A. €74>iil». Ordinary.
/ 1 KORUIA, UrHON (MIN IY.-Hy virltucofan
\X oi Hr o: Die Honorable the Ordinary of Up*
aon county, wit 1 be wold before the Court iiouae
door la ifieiown of 1 h-maston. in Die legal bouts
of sale, on the first Tnesiia> in January next, ihe
lan«*H belonging to she cm;ate ofHylvanna or non
deceased, (f he w idow’s dower excepted,) the same
lw*lng the w*ol« of lot if N<w. 171 and 194; fifty
a rex of l#»t No. 192; one hundred and fifty acres
of lot No 2td; ime hundred and o no a<;r- sos lot
No. 293, and the undivided ouc utt ( lut. iVBt of
fifty acres in the HouttiWeat corner of lot No 192,
all lying in the sixteenth dUt let of Originally
Houston, now Upwrm county. Hidd for the bene
fit of the heirs. Term* ooe-hnlf cash, and t .e
other half in 12 bond given for titles,
and if term* are not complied with to be retold
at the pur. hater’s rlAk. November !3u». iNiS
J. J HT.tLLiNGB,
novJfi-tds. i.xecutor.
f i i ORHIA—CPBON COUNTY—W he rears M»r
--* T tin t‘. WTUctt apphea for the administration
do boni* non. with Lite w *ll pnnex* <*, of the es
tate of Oeotge W. l.’nLd*. l sw*i county, de
ceased : These are tic* chore o ci-e and adrnooi«lt
the kindred aud ere jit cs of sad deceic-cd u> file
their objection* In my office, if any they have,
by the first Monday in January n it, why **id
a'lmmi: trailon whou and not ie «?«!* •-<’. Civcn
under my baud, this . Lh N<»v4un«>«r. *s 4 j*.
iiv2B-id WM. A. t'Ubfi, cTdlu^ry.
/ t KORCU-Ui rOS UOUNI Y.— y vjr»s -d *n o *-
\T d:r of ?tc H f r« rd 1 • un* Or , *oy< («' j* - t. on -
«y. wilt b'- told before the c ourt U u*c tit >r i.» the
town of Thomastaa, in ttie ie»ii*l Lour- * f *-h c. on cfe#
ftr*tTuesday i r * 2.isunry a xv t »c.d 1» l»? g g to
the t* sate < f -eoigr* Hut » linger,
being on*? Hu jdr* »i *ud eighty four aud < nt nail a*t e*»
of Usd of .u So 181 Af <1 rtghieen acre* of aid »n
the northwest corner ofsov N . l'>?. All n th- 15th
disTict of originally .'I aros. now Ppso a cou.ty.
Terms ctt-h N v 15 185*
L%VINA HAKNShI R'-KK,
not 16 bis Aden mt « hz.
nan applied for exemption <f personalty, aod f r
setting apart and valuanoo of home-tcad ; aud 1 will
ps*» upon th *i me ti 12 o'«» ><*k m . o , Saturday, the
•fft da> of l*ec» n t«ir a* my < ffi ein Thomas on
Nov? mb*r 2* tb. ifjfH. \\ 4. A. COBH,
Qov24~‘2t—pf %: Or luary.
'NOTICE.
\L r . o*i vds ctmttrmd w.li p!»a «• take noli, i
that two months after date I wi I apply 'to
thwthcUfmrv of Upwou County for biWil
M of land No. 110, lying in the 13th District of
originally sfonr*»e, now Upaon CouMfy, ->nd be
longing to the estate of Anderson Worthy de
era Bed . (JcL H, 1 Hks. JaMEHW. 11E UK IN G .
<yll-td ' itor.
•jlXf V MAY* alter date, u: plication wol be
O ruade u> the Court of Ordinary of Ups u
Lounty for cave to k< L the Eatatc and
Notes and Aco-arts <t D. 8. Thompson, de»
ceased. This Oct. 7 h, is X.
E. 15. THOMPSON;
ocl2 td C i Adiidui di. t »r.
I\Y KiUS COU Ni' V .
s i KoidHA -i -VIGOS t OUNTY. - 1 Mary
VI .lone* and Sarah Mime, trn- eba tn Ida
sbSuviin ) B«mu nliiav: .lames T. Glover, one* iff
ll»* txecutors named m the i .at will of D. W.
MiiiA*. late of said county, ■ and, Laving sig
nified to me histnten ion of probating in voiuii
form Ihe Uhi will of D W Shir **. sale < f a»id
county, deceased ; you are hereby tmUlhd in l e
and app«ar at n»\ olficeon he fiis: A£onda> in Du
eeinter, IMI and i>‘j*ct lo socll probstte, if you
<1 site ho umP) Ui v« a uihK i my Hand and 'irliciai!
signature, KmvH«D-r 20. h, 1501
r*v2«> v, it W.M. >» KELLY, Ordinary.
Telegraph copy d2t.
T\V IGGS~ Hi IEIU FF’H HALE.
1\ r 1« L be si I. la ?< ro li e Ccurt Hunse in
n t.»e Ira nos '< it* r■? uv he. 'i ‘ iinty, on
ux t»r*t Tuesday m J*T>uary i vxt wun n Ugd hours
t»i Biie. one hur.died and iweiupm sod ou- -fourth
of land, more or 1*“-*, !* vied ou .»>* tn« properly
o W. if. Ii ’ck«‘i.in, the cumbers jot knowo. adjoin
ing lasds if H bert t an!. ‘1; < mas fdoter, and < Uih?.
bald IhdJ inciud » the place formerly <« :o?fd »-y Ira
Feck, h. C. Keyes, ad re» *-nuv hr .. •* li*. kc un.
Property pmst i out by p amt;ft. Leva don to e.dt«fy
»fi fa, id la\*;r of F. A. tiOch. Dec mU r i-t IsfiC
WM. H B'i * K tlx
uecw-t!— pfs2 f/) Deputy sheriff.
SHERIFF'S HALE.
\XT ILL be « .1. * efore the* < - urt - to tho
t i Town of J* tfersoiiViile, *1 wig**? <' untj, On., on
tho Tir*,t Tuesday >n l*»‘a, with u the umia!
hours of sale, the f-bowing proper*, 10-wit: hour
hMildred at-ros <-f laud, more or !e— *, numl.H rs not
known, &'*]••>;ting Ur a- <f W. K» lyh- and Ja*- -T.
<flavor, an i other-. Levted on a* the property of Klims
Po»rcc, deceoaod, t?j ba fi fa. :s-u-*d in Twiggs
Superior Court, vs. John M. Pearce, admimsuah.r of
«; 11 <i cea-ed, in fa \%r of Dan el Hu Hard. Pioputy
jmMuted out by plaintiff’s attorney. This N vemb r
17th iHfin. JEREMIAH c AND EPS,
uv24 td—pf »; 50 Shei iff.
EXECUTOR’S SALE.
( 1 F.OItOiA-TWIOGS t 'OUNTV—WiII lx- sold,
VT on Hie -lilt day ut December, lv-s, Letwxen
the boors ««l mn oVioc-k a. m. and lour oil-i k h
m., at tlix lioroe plantation of luiuit-l W. shine,
late of said county, ilcce.used, all ih personal
property, except hotiseli(.;d and kitcheu iLrni
ture. r-r 'aid liaiiiel \V. slime us dirceled t-y the
last will ol sai l Llano l W J . Mbinc. i-mbmcing hia
Mock o; Uoraes and iuiilck, catsie. )io,h, corn,
piunlatiop Kx la, wagons buggies, • airingca, etc ;
i he sale to be cuiitiiiutd dally, hc-l wee it the -amt
hour*, until the whole Is sold. Teims of -ale
cash, and i:o delivery i I ai-j ibirg s 1-i until the
terms or Sale arc complied with
nv.’S td J. T. Oi-OVEU, Executor.
| / 1 EORGIA—TWIGGS COUNTY.—Whereas, Ar
l J ehlbald McCollum, Administrator of William
{ Chappell, late ot said county, de"eased, repte
| senis to the Couit, lu tns petition, duly fiit.i aid
! enter, and on recoid. that lie lias lully sdiniTisUrtd
i William Chappell's estate : This is, therefore, to
cite all persons concerned, ktudred and credit
ors, to show cause, it any they have, wliv said
administ,rub.r should not be discharged Iroin his
administration and receive letters of dismission,
ou the first Monday in June, IMW.
WM. 8. KELLY", Ordinary,
liov'.ti mfim— Printer's lee $7 Ou. *
j/ T EOROU—TWIGGS COUNTY—To all whom it
VJ may co* cera—Nancy Ogutree tiaving in proper
form app ied to me for permanent letters of admiui -
:ration on ihe estate of harden J Derry, late • I said
county : This is to cite all and singular, the er-di ors
and next o f kin of liardo*n J. Pei ry to fie and appear at
my office within the time al owed by law. and show
cause, if any they can. why permanent administration
should n t tie grant* and to Nancy Dglctree on Burden J.
Perry's estate, W.tness my hand and official signa
ure, this Navemher 12th, IStiS.
noTIS-Sud WM.S. KELLY, Ordinary.
fS FORGIA—TWIGGS COUNTY.—Mrs. Elizabeth <7
' J Fitzpatrick t av.ng applied to be appended guar
dian of the persons and propelly of lletjainio S Fit*.
Patrick, Eugenia B. Ki-xpstrick, and James J. Fitz
patrick, minors under fourteen years of age. re-uienis
of said counts : This is to cite a I persons concerned
to be and appear at the term of the Court of ordinary
to be held next a'ter the expiration of thirty days
from the tirs*. publication of tins notice, and show
cause, if they can, why said Elizabeth ti Fitzpatrick
should not ln« iGtrusted with th- guardianship . f the
persons and property of said Benjamin 8 . Eugenia B ,
and Jame-J. Fitzpvrick. Witness my < ftieial signa
ture, this November 12th. 1868
novlS-Sod Y\ and. S. KELLY, Ordinary
SHERIFF’S SALE.
WILL be sold, on the tir t Tuesday in January
next, wiihiii the u ual bouts of sale, before the
Court House door, in the I own .f Jeffersonville,
Twiggs County, the following property, to-wii *. Ninety
acres if land, part of tot No. 14; sixty acres, pait of
I. t No. 11; and fifiy acres part of lot No. I.—al lying
111 the 27th District of said county. Levied on to sat
isfy * mortgage fi. fa issued in Twiggs Superior
Court, in favor of Simeon Tharp vs. Solomon Baker.
Property pointed out by defendant This November
26,1863. JEREMIAH SANDERS,
dec2-td—pf $3 61 Sheriff
/MKORGI A— TWIGGS COUNTY.—James G.
vT Woodall Ims applied for exemption of per
sonalty ; and 1 will jiass upon Hie ttime at 12
o'clock M., on the 11th dav of December, 18(18,
i c4-‘2t—pf $2 WM. S. KELLY, ordinary.
£2* JSpUGIA—TWIGGS COUNTY.—Solomon Ra
ker lias applied for exemption of personalty,
and lor selling apart and valuation of home
stead ; and I will passupoll tlie same at 12 o’clock
M.. on the llth day of December, 1868.
dc*t-2t—p.*s2 WM. S. KELLY, Ordinary.
GEORGIA- TWIGGS COUNTY.—Louisa Aid
has applied for exemption of personalty, and
for setting apart and valuation of homestead;
and I will pass upon the same on Friday, the llth
ol December, 1868. WM. and. KELLY,
dec4 2t—pi 12 ordinary.
MACON COUNTY.
AI)M IN IHTRATOR’S sale.
. * . ILL be sold, before tile Court House door, iu
W Town of Oglethorpe, Macon County, within
tne least bouts ot sale, on the first Tueday in
l a nuarv next : Lot of laud No. 13, in the Mist
District of Dooly County,and also an undivided
fourth interest In lot No. 288, iu the Sixth Dls
ttict of said County of Di oly. This property will
he sold pursuant to an order of the Court of Or
dinary of said County of Macon, as the property
ol' the estate of Robert Carver, lateof said Macon
County, deceased, for the ] urpose cf paying the
del.is "mid for distribution Terms casli. Nov.
20!h, 1868. JNO.M.IIRKKR,
nv2s-td—pf S*> 50 Administrator.
SIXTY PAY’S after date, application will be made to
the ordinary of Macon County for leave to sell the
estate of Randolph McMullen, late of said county,
deceased October *. 1866 M. J. McM l 'LL IN,
oeffMcl Administrator.
Gt-Oltm \—MACON (XllJNTY.—William Hu-]
tm nos aaid couolv, h»' upiiltcd for exemp |
thin of personalty, and tor acr.iug apart ami val- I
nation i.f Ids boroctead; and i will pass up<m
li.c nanii at my olTIc on Wednesday, the liitl.
day oi licccicln-r at 1-) o’clock A. M. lliis itOit-
November !M>‘i JOHN I*. DAHL ER,
de«d-2t—pf ;2 Ordinary.
/ 1K- *l4 it A —.MV C H’S 1 Y.— < ilarles A.
\X Tayloi 1 , :ib next fi icml •>! Alary K. kulgler,
wif-A of Jo it» VV. K -it I . .• o;di tl for exemp
tion oi pciMjnaitv, iutil apait and val
uation of ho -* t * .r! * f . i jtaHH Upon lh<i
same c 'iiv o!ic*c. n .». iljj’ciofc . m., on the 12Lh
div of bc<v.*\si;cr i -v” Hi'-.li!h Ns>vemher,lHfeS.
dr.l-2t—r>! 2 JOH N’ 5 *. l'.\UK Ell, Onliimry,
COM M ISsrON EUH» HA LE.
|>Y virtue of a d*■i , rrc >. • i-?r Cniiri of T*y
|y lor County, vt i l b** *» : * ’< ■•?or* ftc Curt House
doors in Butler, on the first i v in January
the foil>w.ng la'l-: Lot* Nt*.- 222, 31U, 311, 312, an 1
about 50 *i*r<*> cf 3t9; yli of .»> J U and iv ing in tho 14ih
District of originally Mupcogce. to* « Taylor County.
The ah>v * d(»s(*rib«*d and- •* * a j art of tho Luca-*
plat?*'Terin.i of *•*!*• c-asli N»v t-m >» rJO th, 18*38.
J. l>. MLi 1 ELL,
DAVID 14 4 LAND
ViNi 'ENT MON r<M >MERY,
W H. ( AUTH Fsli>,
dec2 11 JK?SK D. bEALL.
Valtrable Plantation for Sale
r|*H K subscriber otic -s for ante hi; t’lßntmion in
i Wile »x County, com liiiiiif; xercsof first
chiss i>ine lands, :!W of which arc <Hatred, and In
excellent condition for cultivation, iiv. r h<if
lin) open land is new kroun t, baviiik been in
cullivailon only ,wo and Sinee years. This place
Is I cut-- i on tin bbevllie and Vinevide road,
t\v< fity miles souih of !i;;w- iusvil;c. five rnlieti
front A bbevilie, ilie county site o* Wilcox ('outi
ly, and ionr mile., westol the uciouigce Kivcr,
Steamers run up the river regularly as lar us
llawkinsviile, i-ivin-» an acet-ssibie outlet to
Havannali, and Ilie M. and B. Railroad will run
within five or six mile, ol the place. There are
on the Plants, ion a good Two-stoiy Dwelling;
wi!h six ro-'ms. an excellent Oin House end
Screw, and ail neces-ury (ml-Houses, (,'ritis, aud
Barns, lor far.-nlne with flfiecu or twenty iahor
ers. Anyone wishing to purchase a gix.xi Farm
in sou-.her u (ieorgla. In a benlthy locality, and
with good ;vaf«r, can it-1 quite a bargain by
earls application to tile sdlwcriber. at Atlanta, nr
to Mr Smith Turner, at AbbsvfHo, who will
slmv ihe piace.
uov23 'janl J ii. ROGER*.
StflilS ancj Land at Public Sale.
iW 1! I, <'’! lo the highest bidder, op Thursday, De
cember 17th, 1868, a No. 1 S phas (inn; Mill,
nou operation ia a hcu-<» < f proper dimension- for
a tin* Flooring M il, on Wnito Wa-er Cntek, Cr»wf >rd
* ounly, a i.»*v r Gsi.Dg utroarn, m i m on** of the bent
water power* and ►)♦*.•* for a Cue Mill and Cotuso Fw**-
t ry aov in Middle ; t ’gMfher w ith **wo hun
dred and t u aere.H I rea productiv. U -d. thir y-five
to forty Here*, fr- eh c cored u. and la a good etoto
of cultivation; the balance i th* woods, u and partly
U ibc* (L A good noigtrborh.yod, a h aHhy place, a good
well cf water In the yard, and a toad Supply of farm
build Hit'*. PiT»ont» uiabing water power are special y
in' ited to W»k.
Aiao one fine young Mare nnd a large Hone—both
g .0(1 farm jr bomee ; « small lot cf rows, Pork and
Mor*k n' t-, ' ora Fodder, •'•i.iickb, Wng >n. Buggy,
Hourtwhold Furniture, et , e*c.
Ba?e on the premise w , 14 n i'*-* sOntfewend af Macon,
and 4V*> n'*r*k of »*<, btauon Raiiroad,
at wluoa pia e I wi i m «*t w fchlra&rpor ation any
“On wishing at Ihep'aeapr-viou* to ihe day of
Mile, on tt»w>y Addend**ng rre to that effect, at Byron.
Georgia Ttim*—Mill anand L\r»«i
cr'dii balinco all ci«h. JUiiN T Ii AM FIELD
Noyember 3)!h, 18’S. dacl-ultwßt*
SOIjBHCjB of - health.
EVERY MAN ins OWN riIYSKiIAN
HOLLOWAY’S TILLS
AS I)
HOLLOWAY’S GINTMENT.
bl.SonjJt.ua Ot THE SIOMA Clt, hi VEU, and
DOWELS.
-I'HE STOMACH Isthtgrcftt ecntic which lu
-1 dm uccs the health or disease of iho n\ stt-ni;
•based, or (Ichflttuied by execs, iiidigesUon, uf
feusive breath, and physSci-J prosfraU<»n are ihe
ua ural oonsegueare'. Aliicd to tli* brain, il Is
Ihe suurct-of hiuduches, nt nl»! dcpitfcMou, ner
vous complaint*, and uorefcc-lilng sleep. Tlie
Liver l»e<s>iu» s aftix-t<xl and i i -neratea tiilicns dis
orders, pains in me side, etc. The Bowels sym
pathize by contlvcoess. illarrixt-., and dysentery.
The principal action of these •. i::» i. .01; be st tu
a--h. and I tie Liter, 1 imp. Bowels and Kidneys
jmrtldpale in their recuperative and regenera
tive opcratfoD.
EE y.'JEELAS AND SALT DUE I M
Arc two of i ire most comm on aud virulent dls
orders prevalent on this continent. To these the
OintMM-iit is especially antagonist e. its .«xfm
-s/xTo-i-fi is first to eradicate the venom, and tlien
complete the cuie.
DAD LEGS OLD SUE IN, AND VECERH.
Cases of rvauy years' standing, that have perti
naciously retina ii to yield to any other remedy or
treatment, have ii.variab y sutcumbtil io a t w
appHciUions of th x fsivverful rngueni.
ERUDTIONS ON THE SKIN.
Arising from a bud s^ate < f tlie blond or rhronlt
dlseas*-« are etadii i*si, amt a clear and tran*-
parent .urface ley: ed t.-y the reitoratii e notion
oi Hits Ointiuei ■ ■ surpasses many of the coa
metlra and olhei .et appliances In its power to
dispel rashes a; 1 other distigurenu nt-s ot Ihe
FEMALE COM PL AI STS.
Whether ill the young or old. married or single,
at the dawn of womanhood Or tile Liitiofliic,
these tonic rneuiemes display so decided an influ
ence that a inuiked nnproveraeut Is soon t ercets
tible n the health of Die patient- Keinga purely
vegetable preparation. >l.* ' are a sale and reliable
remedy for ail elasi-esof tt nicies in every condi
tion of health and station of life.
PILES AXD FISTULA.
Every form and feature of these prevalent nud
stubborn ilieorCtrs is eradicated locally aud en
tliely by tb- ti&e of tins emollient. Warm fomeu
tafions should precede its apj.licuiiou. Itshial
ii.g qualities will be found to be t borough and
in variable.
Both iheOlnetnent and the Pills should lie used
in the (ollowing cast s: Bunions. Burns, Chapped
Hands, Chilblains, Fistula, Gout, Lumbago, sore
la*gs. Sprains. TeUers Uice: s. Sore 1 broats. Sores
of all kinks, Jlercuiia! Eitijitions, Piles, Eheum
atism, Ringworm, Salt Ulieuto. Braids, Skin
Diseases, Swelled Glands, stiff Joints, Sore
Breasts, Bk*re Heads, Veueteal Sores, Wounds of
all kinds.
CA I T FOX :
None arc genuine unless the words. “Hollo
way, New York and t ondoS," arc discernible
as a water-mark in * very leaf ot the book of di
rections around each i <•: nr la x. J lie same may
be plainly seen by holding tiie leaf to the light.
A handsome reward will tie given to any one ten
dering such information as may lend to the de
tection of any parly or parlies counterfeit ng the
tneillCißes, or vending the same knowing them
to l>e spurious.
,**S:okl at the maiiuiactorv ot Pitifei Mir Hollo
way. 8b Malden : aue. New Y’orlt. and by nil re
spectable Druggists and Dealers in Medicine
throughout Hie civilized world.
*•» There is coustderable savi gbv ■ v|...= the
liugei sizes.
N. 15. Directions for Hie guidance . s : e«ts
In every disorder are affixed to each * .x.
»*• Dealers iu my well-known M* m
have show Cards, Circulars, etc., si,* in:-
penny, by addre sing Thomas Hollow.* Guld
en Lane. New Y'ork.
B'or safe by J. H. EEll.iV O.
augl-ly M .. i . Ga.
EXTRA SPECIAL v . E.
Beware of Counterfeits! Smith’s i ■ *• s- rup
has been counterfeited, and the cou icric-iter
brought to grief.
SMITH S TONIC SYRUP.
The genuine aui< le must have Dr. John Bull’s
private stamp on each bottle. Dr. John Bull
only has the right to manufacture and sell the
original John Smith’s Tonic Syrup, of liouisvtlle,
Ky. Examine well the label on each bottle. Ir
my private stamp is not on the bottle, do not
purchase, or yon will be deceived. Bee my col
umn advertisement and iny showcard. I will
prosecute any" one infringing on my right. The
genuine Bin I til's Tonic Syrup can only be pre
pared hy myself.
The publico servant,
Louisville, Ky. Dr. JOHN BULL.
For sale bv
L W. HUNT A CO.
SAVANNAH
MORNING NEWS.
r |'HE MORNING NKWS is so well known to
1 the public throughout this section of the
£outh that a recapitulation of its opinions or its
standing is simply unnecessary. Its editorial
columns are utuler the charge of
COL. W. T. THOMPSON,
The author of “Major Jones’ Courtship,” etc., and
well known throughout the South asa nf \v> paper
editor, assisted by the best local. Marine, ad
Commercial Reporters that have ever been con
nected with 1 Savannah press
No effort will be spared to make the Nru s a
comprehensive medium of General, Political,
and Commercial Intelligence, especial a- fenlion
being paid to I he imeresl of Georgia and h londa.
It is printed with cJeur, new type, and ou good
PUper " TERMS:
SavAUriah Morniug Newt: t ill 1.0
Tri-Weekly Morning News t; 00
In Advance.
Persons wishing the paper furnished for any
time less than one year will have their orders
promptly attended to, when remitting '.he
amount for the time desired.
THE SAVANNAH WEEKLY NEWS
Will be tilled with the news of the daily ed'lions,
with lnteiesUng reading tor ihe home circle, and
a weekly market report, ftlsjmtlhc paper for
Planters, and others in Die country, who eesire
to take a weekly iu addition to their county
paper.
PRICE ?'2 ID A YEAH.
No subscription received fori ho Weekly
lor less ilsau a year.
All oommuuic ilious should be addressed,
J. II KSTILL,
nv2B law-ti" 111 Buy HI , Bavannah, Ga.
NEW BOOK.
JUST OUT.
MOHUN;
Oh, The Last Days ov Lee and His Paladins;
From the Manuscript of Colonel Surry, of Eagle’s
Neal, by John Esten Cook. Price #2 25.
For sale by
novJO-U J. W, BURKE 4 CO.
l, t HUNT & Cfli'S COLUMN,
DR. JOHN BULL’S
C3- ft E -A. 1 ~Et E, ivl E D IE S
BULL’S CLDRON BITTERS.
Authentic Documents.
ARKANSAS HEARD FROM,
TESTIMONY OF MEDICAL MEN
8ro»r I’OIST, White Cos., Ass., May 2ft, Y 6,
l>r. JoiiD Bull—Dear fi r—l.a»t February 1 was in
Loniavule purchasing drugs, aud I got ai me ol jour
Sarsaparilla and t-'edruu Bitters.
My non-in-law, who was with nie in the store, has
b-c:i down with rheumatism for some time; he com
menced on the Bitters, and soon Ound hm general
health unproved.
Dr. Gist, who be* been iu bad Ii li-edlbeui
and he also improved.
Dr. Coflee, who has been in bad health for several
years [stomach and liver affected j, improvid very
much l»y ihe use oi your Bitters. Indeed the Cedrou
Bitters has given you great popularity in this settle
ment. f think J could sell a great quantity id your
medicines this lull; eapedially ol your Cedron Hitters
and Sarsaparilla. Ship nn- via Memphis, case of
Kicked & Neely. Respectfully
C. B. WALKER.
BULL’S WORM DESTROYER
To my United States and World-wide Readers
1 have received many tetstimobiMi* from profetfsioiia
utid QiediCiii rueu, my *lu *.Lac* auo various puhii
caEons Lave tbcwo, all o« a htch aie Tbe
fo!k»* uijc letter leoni a highly educated aod popular
pb).*:ciau in Georgia, is certainly oue ot the most
s.e!:a;fele c* tiinuiticutioLs i have ever received. Dr.
Cicu.eot know* t x act ly what he speaka of, and his
testimony deserves iu be ant ten in letters tl gold.
Hear what the Doctor cavsoi Bull's Worm Destroyer.
Villa sow, Wucca Cos., Ga., JaL-eSV. ’t6.
Dr. John Bull—Dear Sir—l hare recently givtn
you? Worm Dcatioyer several triala, and hnd it won
derfully efficacious It has not failed in a single
wmtance to have th*- wished for effect. I am doing a
pretty large Country practice, and have daily use for
Bome article ol the kiod. 1 am free to confess that 1
know of no remedy recommended by the ablest
author* that i» so certain and rpetdv in its effects. On
the contrary they are uncertain in the extreme. My
object iu wntirgyou is to hnd oat upon what terms I
can get the medicine directly from you. If] can get
it upon easv teims, 1 shall use a great deal of it. 1
am * ware that the u&e of such artichs is contrary to
the teaching* and r ract'ee of a great majority of the
regular line ot M. D.’b, but 1 see no just cause or good
struct h discarding a remedy which we know to be
efficient, sirr plv because «t may be ignorant of its
combination. For my jmrt 1 shall make it a rule to
use all a* and any n»e«n* to alleviate suffering humanty
which 1 may be able to command ; act brsitating
because soli e one nn re ingenious than myself may
have learned its effects br»t, and secured the role right
to sccuie that knowledge. However, 1 an* bv no
means as advocate or supporter of the tbr u?a »• sos
worthless nosttunm that flood the country, 1 bat tr
port to cure ail manner of dis<a*e to which hoa ao
flesh is btir. }*lea>e reply srxin, and inform me ol
your best terms. I am, * r. most respectfully,
JULIES I*. CLEMENT, If. D.
BULL’S SARSAPARILLA.
A GOOD SEASON FOB THE CAPTAIN’S FAITH
READ THE CAPTAIN'S LETTER AND THE
LETTER FROM UhS MOTH EH
Bksius BiakiCli, Mo., April 8", 1866.
Dr. John Hull— Dt*ur Sn Knowing the efficiency
of vt hi Sarsaparilla, and ibe heslirg and benelicial
qualities it possesses, 1 send you the following staiel
uienl of my case.
i aas wounded alout l\io vtats ago; Was taken
prisoner and couhned for 16 months. Being moved
so often, my wounds have not healed vet. 1 have not
sat up a moment since 1 was wounded. 1 am shot
through the hips. Mv genets! health ts impaired, and
l need something to assist naiuie. I have more faith
in your Sarsapanlis than iu anything else. 1 wish
■ hat that is gecu nt. Please exprees me half a dozen
bottles, and oblige (Apt. C. P. jpHXSpN.
St. Louis, Mo.
P* S—The following was written April £O, 1865
by Mr*. Jennie Johnson, mother of Capt. Johnson.
Dr Bt ll—Dear Sir— M v busbaud. Dr. C. S. John
son, was a skillful surgeon aud pbvsmian in Centra
New York, whole he died, leaving li*e above C. P
Johnson to my care. At 13 years of age he bad a
chronic diarrhea and scrofuK. «r which I gave biin
youi Sarsaparilla. It cured him. 1 Lane foi ten veais
recommended it to many in New Y’oik, Ohio and
Dow a, for scrofula, fever sores and gem ml debility
perfect success has attended it. The cures effected
n some cases of setofuia and fever sotcs were almost
miraculous. lam icry anxious for mv so»6o again
have recourse to your .■sarsaparilla. lie ie leartul of
getting a spuriems article, hence his writing to vou
lor it. His wounds were terrible, but 1 believe be wit I
recover. Retpcclluilv.
JENNIE JOHNSON,
DR. J OH N BU i L
Mmxufa nrer an l Vender of the Cel: * e> (
SMTH’S Tonic Syrup.
FOR THE CURE OK
AGUE AND FEY E K
OK
CHILLS AN L FEVI K
The proprietor of this celebrated medicine justiv
claims for it a superiority over all other remedies evtr
olfered to the public tor the sale, certain, speedy at, and
permanent cure of Ague and Fever, or Chills* and
Fever, whether of short or long standing. He refers
to the entire Western and Southwestern country to
hear him testimony to the truth ol the assertion, that
in no case whatever will it fail to cure, if the directions
am strictly followed and carri ed out. fu a great many
caites a single dose has been sufficient for a < ore, and
whole families have been cured by a single bot h, with
a perfect restoration of the general health. It is,
however, prudent, and in every case more certain to
cure, if its use is continued in smaller <f< ses frr a
week or two after the disease has been checked, more
especially in difficult and long standing cases. Usually
this medicine will not require any Hid to keep the
bowels in good order; should the patient, however
require a cathartic medicine, altei having taken three
or four doses of the Tonic, a single dose of Bull’s
Vegetable Family Pills will be sufficient.
John Bull’s Principal Office, No. 4li Ft
Cross Street, Louisville. Ky.
All of the above remedies for sale br
L W HUNT * CO ,
J ll Llj Macon. Ua.