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Hm Ha Withdrawn T Nothing it mom doflnito or oor* tain ia to bo atnddntod iron the reports of the withdrawal of T. J. isxesatBsswnmwm Georgia. A W«.bmf*o» oorrM- " pondeM to HitwIi Krasnaya: “R#e. Y. 4. him won % the beet men' to »H# CoagreeWeael Diatnct, boa •<* withdrawn bit a|w plieation fertheeppoiniamat uf Unn- ana Super* tawr, ana that Represent* live Felton any* there «a ae intention af withdrawing it.” In a letter to the Constitution Mr. Shnmona baa this aaj: M Unosed to sueH warfare and an- willing to subject Dr. Frltoa to it on my account, 1 have withdrawn my application for the appointment.'* The evidence given above ia both pro and eon and neither deft* nite. We have aaid nothing here tofore about an j of the Utters and sbal| not now. The convincing fatujre will wa trust put nil arfgjht. Wo will aej, whether nr not Mr. Simmons* has withdrawn, that who aver does receive the appointment to this important duty of collecting the Census that they taka it with an impartial feeling—without sac tional prejudices—giving to Oeor gia the right oi as many Repreaen- tativea as she .is justly entitled, for representation ia what we of the South are taking at the People’s Capitol. Give ua our dues. flee, a in nto, their •f _ lb. The semes of leeel eowiaitwea, sad »ha peei offldt address ef the chair* mea, should be reported promptly •> * hi * '« tration by P. 0. order or registered to J.&MMWMAN, Anavta, Ga. See'y Dep't Land asd lraratg ration, I Ui sad for Transient Yisitora and Regular Boarders. Term*: •UaUMaal a* r * '*•- M Board par Day, $1.50 /br loafer NSW STORK NSW IffiH a. a. boluis s. a. naaam, Latter from the Land and iamb migration Department. The following is a letter receiv ed from the Department of Lane and Immigration, Atlanta. It can be seen by carefully reading it how old the boys are, how applications must be made, how long the hoys are to work, how to ba treated and how they are to be sent, and all other information desired. We shall give more of this subject in future issues of the Advance. Read with care and precision. Dear Sir; According to instruc tions from the Commissioner of Load and Immigration for Georgia, I her* • by request that you make it known thnt tirmers can be supplied with boys over fourteen years of age, on the following terms: TERV8 ON WHICH BOYS ARE PLACED ,V HOMES BY THE CHILDREN’S AID SOCIETY OF NEW YORK. All applic ntions must be endorsed by the Committee. Tin* boys are expected to work one year for their board and clothes. At the end of that time, they are at lib erty to make their own nrrarge- meats. 4 They are to be treated by the ap plicants as theii own children, in the matter of clothing and training, and should hare three months to attend the pudlic schools in winter. 8hou^d s removal become necessary, it can be arrargrd with the Commit tee. The Society reserves the right of removing a boy at any time,for just cause. ALL EXPENSES OF TRANSPORTATION ARE PAID BY THE SOCIETY. Boys will only be seut in companies of 30, and applicants will do well to xegiater their wants in the Registra tion Books of this Department, the fee (oi which is cue dollar for each applicant. The local Agents of this Depart ment in this State are Albert Stuuh, Alto, Gs ; John B. Cmnipell, Mariet ta,Go.;C W. Seidell, Hart well; A. R McCutchen, LaFayette; E. Hevser, Madison; Street & Hamilton, Dalton; Jtobt. H- Pearce, Thomason: Georg* Littlfy Atlanta; Geo. Y. Pond, Col nmbue; Joseph Tillman, Quitman, andH. C. Sheffield, Arlington, Ga.; who aft authorized to appoint local committee, consisting of fire farmers each, who will receive the b<-ys, pro vide them with homes on the fore going conditions, see that contracts •re fulfilled by applicants, and report to the Society, through Hon.Francis Fontaine, 77 East Tenth street, New York, any failures on the part of ap plicants to comply with the terms ef their contracts. As loon us commi’tees ate organ- 1B Hellami i Ge., (MnAfce’a «I4 stood.) BUCCB8SOR0 TO SPUR am* OALT. CANTOR, G BORGIA, DEALERS IN DRY GOODS, NOTION^, BOOTS, 8HORS ead HATS, • GROCRR1B8, CROCKERY And various other art tolas, too numerous to meat inn. usually kept ia s General Nerthandlse etoek, which wa are offering at prices to suit the times. Wa are paying the high e»t market price for all COUNTRY PRODUCR. Having lxtught out the entire stock of goods belonging to Hpeir k Halt, and en larged, we feel warranted In saying vi can sail good* cheaper than the eheapeei If you don't see what you want a»k for it and we will take pleasure in waiting on you—no trouble to show goods. Come end *ee us, we ere satisfied we can please you, both in quality and price. Remember the place ia at K. B. HOLLAND A Co. Canton, Ga., Jan. 14th 1H80. GEORGIA, CHBROKKE COUNTY— Wuereea, Joseph M. McAfee, Bxecutor of Saphreee M. Watson represents to tha court la hie pelitioo, duly filed ead entered on record that he has fully administered Saphreee ¥. Watson estate. Tine is thsrefore to cits ,all persona coa- eeraed kindred eed creditors to show cause, If any they sen, why said Rseeutor should aot be discharged from bis executorship ead receive letters of die- OMaetoa an the Int Monday la May 1880 This February tud 1880. O. W. PUTNAM, Ordinary. Nero 2l5*crti0cmtnt0. MARIETTA Female College. The Spring Term of this Institution commenced on MONDAY, JANUARY, 12th 1880 The course of study aud the method of instruction are thorough; and no pain will be spared to give to the pupils first class Collegiate Education. lhe Preparatory Department will con tinue in charge of Mrs. H. M. Colquitt whose culture and whose experience a teacher, are such ae to guarantee ex cellent advantages to those who are not prepared tc enter the College classes. The Ornamental Department will be in charge of Mrs. Manget whose success in other Institutions has been exceeding ly satisfactory. Prof. Seal* is instructor ot instrument si music, his qualifications are attested by the satisfaction of numerous patrons. Miss A. B. Norwood will give instrnc tion in calisthenics ; her faithful labors during the past term resulted in the rap id improvement of her class. Terms per scholastic month of four weeks: Literary Department • • fcS to $5 00 Music •-*>-••• $4 00 Incidental fee for fuel, etc., per term 00 For further information apply to V. E. MANGET, President. * MARIETTA High School, f OR BOW'S jiA'D V1IU.S The Spring Term of this Institution opened on MONDAY, FEBRUARY, 2J1880 Pupils will receive careful ^instruction in the usual English Branches and snch other studies as are generally taught in schools nf this grade, embracing Latin French, Book keeping, Geometry, Algc bra, Ac. Every effort, wi’l be made to merit continuance of the liberal patronage heretofore extended. Terms per scholastic month of four weeks fl to $5.00. K. A. MANGBT, Principal *.n rgrea WUmi Havae, ALABAMA STREET, ATLANTA, GEORGIA i. L. KEITH, Proprietor. GEORGIA, Chieokbb County : Whereas, James H. Henson adminis trator of John W. Henson, represents to the court in his petition duly filed and entered on record that he has fully administered John W. Henson estate, t his is therefore to eite all persons con cerned, kindred and creditors to show cause, if any they can, why said adminis trator should not be discharged from hie administration and receive letters of diemission on the first Monday in May ■ext. This February 3nd 1880. O. W. PUTNAM, Ordinary. f IN ORDER TO MAKE ROOM FOR MY SPRING STOCK I am now offering my antire stock of Mens, Boys and Youths Clothing, Shawls, Jeans, Skirts, Sacques and Blankets, at NEW YORK cost. This is no humbug to swindle the people* but a fact.—Come and be convinced of what I say. - 1}™** * “!<* of Ladies Dress Goods, Boots, Shoes, Trunks, Valises, Notions, Hats and Gants Furnishing Goods at tha lowist possible prices. FURNlTORE-FORNITuRE I I have just received Two Car Loads ot CHAIBSAKg^My 8 ®^ 8 ’ WASHWAND8 ' .tb°«o.pric« R. HIR8CH. MARIETTA, GA., Jan. 12th 188$.—ly. !!!H ^msm Ceofll HbDfrtiflfmfinlfl I * n<J • ecl,0 ° of Cherokee oouuty, Ga. W “ UI —levied eh* u the property of Jncksnn 8. Ollivor to satisfy i tax fl fa issued by A L Kinnett Tax Collector of said county, in favor of the Statr and county vs Jack- son 8. Olliver tor bis State and county tnx for the year eighteeen hundred ana seventy nine. E. G. GRAM LING, Sheriff. MORTGAGE FIFA. Oo 1st Tuesday in April next will be sold at the Court House door in the town of Canton Oberokee county, Ga., within the legal hours of sale to th< highest bid der for cash, three-fourths interest in the Press and materiul upon which the Chkroxm Advance is now being puo- lishod. Levied on os the property of W. T. Lwine by virtue of ana to satisfy a mortgage fl fa issued from the Superior court or said Cherokee county in favor of P H Brewster vs. W T Lsine. H W Newman Plaintiff's Attorney. EG GRAMLING. Sheriff. Feb., 4th 1880—9m. Trout A Hardin, Plain and Ornamental HOUSE PAINTER, KALSOMIMER and CARRIAGE PAINTER. CANT ON GEORGIA Jon 10—6m. STATE OF GEORGIA ( CHEKOKKK COUNTY.. f Present the Honorable Geo. N. Letter. Mortgage, etc., February Term 1879. Jambs L. D. Harbin, 1 Rule nisi Administrator of James > To Strain, deceased, ) Fort-close vs [ The heirs at law of Bcnj. ( Mortgage. F. Strain, deceased \ It appearing to .he Oourt by the Pe tition of J, L. D. Harbin administrator of James Strain, (accompanied by the Mortgage and note) that on the eigh teenth day of November Eighteen bun- dren and fifty-nine the said Benjamin F. Strain, now deceased, made and de livered to the said James Strain his prom issory not bearing date on the said 18th day oi Nov. 1859, whereby the said B. F. Strain promised on or before the first day of January, next after the date there of to pay the said James Strain the sum of five hundred and sixtynine dollars and ninety-five cents for value received. And afterwards on the day and year aforesaid the said B. F. Strain the better to secure the payment of said note executed and delivered to the said James Strain his deed of mortgage, wherthy the said B. F. Strain, mortgaged to the said James Strain one hundred and twenty acres of Lot of land No. 65 in the 14th District and 2nd section in said County, being all of said lot except a strip ou the west side of said lot running from North to South parallel with the original line, said strip of land being about one hun dred and fifty yards wide, and to cross the creek at a ford existing at the date ot the mortgage and to include a ridge on the North side of the creek, and excepts three fourths of the minerals. Aud it further appearing that said note has not been paid. It is therefore ordered by the court that the heirs at law of the said B. F. Strain pay into court the principal and interest and cost due on said note by the next Thrm of said court and by the first day thereof or show couse to the contrary if any he has. There being no administration on the estate of the said B. F. Strain and said estate being insolvent and there be ing no probability of said estate ever be ing administered upon, and on failure to do the Equity ot redemption in and to the said mortgage promises be forever thereafter barred and foreclosed. And it is further ordered that a copy of this Rule be served upon the heirs at law of the said B F Strain, at least twen ty days before the next term of this court, or that it bo published once a month for three months next before said next term of this court in the Georgia Advocate. Geo. N. Lbstkb, J. S. C. A true extract from tne minutes of this court. Jabez Galt Clerk. CHEROKEE AH ERIE A' SALES. Will tie sold before the Court House door in the towo of Canton, Cherokee county. Ga., on 1st < uusday in March, 1880, within the Ugal hours of sale the following property to wit: L«»te of land Noe 549, 950, 994. 997, 17 acres of 947, being all that portion lying south of Haney’s mill road, 35 seres of 948, being all that portion lying south <»f Haney’s mill road, and west of Canton road, and that portion of the east half of said lot lying east of Canton mad, 84 ucrvs of 996, the line of the eastern beundery. commencing at the north east corner and running south 116 yards thence west, same width, to Canton mad thence south-east along aaid road to the line, thence south to the corner; the north half of 1021 exet-pt one and one- halt acre in the south west corner of said half lo\ sold to J B Hardin, 8 acres more or lets, in the north-west corner of 1029, being all of the north half of said lot, lying west of railroad, all being in the 15th district and 2nd sect'on of Chero kee county, levied on as the property of Eli C. Hardin, to satisfy five (5) Justice court fi fas issued from the Justice court of the 890th District, G M, two in favor of Thomas D Evans, one in favor ot Nnrthcutt and Bros, one in favor of Jon athan T Davis and one in favor of R. A. Johnson A Co. vs E. C. Hardin, all of the raid fi fas controled and transfered to J G Reynolds. Property pointed out by the plaintiff. Tenant in possession no tilled. Levied on and returned to me by N. Booth, L. O Also at the same time and place, One undivided Mxtli interest in the Marietta & North Georgia Rail Road, running from Marietta, Ga., to Canton. Ga., as the property of C D Phillips and one undiyided sixth interest of said M. & N Ga. It It as the property of J M McAfee, the same being such a part of their in terest as is lying and being in Cheroaee county, Ga. Levied as the property of said C D Phillips and J M McAfee, in the control of the M. & N. Ga. R. R„ by virtue of and to satisfy a fi fa issued from the November term of the Cbbb Superior Court in favor of W L Cooper vs Win Phillips, II M Hammett, C D Phillips and J M McAfee. Property pointed out by J M McAfee, and notice given Wm Phillips, President of raid M. & N. Ga., R R and J M McAfee; Treasurer. Also at the same time and place, lots of land Nos. 22, 26, 80, 82, 84, 86, 38, 42, 44, and 46, all being a part of land lot No. 1068 all in the town of Woodstock, situated on the line of the M. & N. Ga. R, R.,in the 15th dist. and 2nd section ot Cherokee county Ga. All of said lots levied on as the property of Wallaco, Haley & Co. to satisfy a Justice court fi fa issued from the 792nd district) of said Cherokee county, and sundry other fi fas, in favor of the Marietta Savings Bank vs. Walllace, Iialey & co., Field's, McAfeTate & oo. garnishees. Property pointed out by J. M. McAfee and levy made and returned to me by J. L. Harris L. C. ,Jan. 29th 1880. Also at the same time and place, Lot of land No. 40 in the 14th district and 2 section of Cnerokee county, Ga., levied on as the property of H. A. Harden to satisfy a tax fi fa issued by A L Kinnett, Tax Collector of said county, in favor of the State and county vs H A Harden for his State and county tax for the year eighteen hundred and seventy nine. Also at the same time and place, Lot of land No 814 in the 18th district and 2nd section of Cherokee county, Ga., lev ied on as the property of Gilford Cook, to atisfy a tax n fa issued by A L Kinnett Tax Collector of said county in favor of the State and county vs Gilford Cook, for bis State and county tax for the year eighteen hundred and seventy nine. Also at the same time and place, Lots of land Nos 973 and 974 in the 3d district GEORGIA,Chzbokkk County: To all whom it mast concern: Daniel N. Spence having in proper front applied to me for permanent letters of administration on the estate of W'llljam Whitfield late of said county, this is to cite all and singular the credi tors and next of kin of William Whit field. to l>e and appear at my office within tlie time allowed by law, and •how cause, if any they can, why perm-* anent administration should not be gran ted to Daniel N. Spence on William Whiteficld’s estate. Witness my band and official signature, this 29th day of January, 1880. O. W. PUTNAM, Ordinary. GEORGIA, Chkuokek County: To all whom it may concern: A T Bass having in proper form ap plied to me for permanent letters of Ad ministration on the estate of Rodding Bess late of said county, this is to cite all and singular the creditors and next ot kin of Redding Bass, to be and appear at my office within the time allowed by law aud show cause :f any they can why permanent administration should not be granted on the estate of .Redding Bass. Witness my hand and official signature this 28th day of January 1880. O. W. PUTNAM, Ordinary. GEORGIA, CHEROKEE COUNTY.-— Whereas Silas K Payne, administrator of Joel B. Payne, represents to the court in his petition duly hied and entered on record, that he lias fully administered Joel B. Payne’s .state; this is, therefore, to cite all persons concerned, kindred and creditors, to show cause if any they can, why said administrator should not be discharged from his administration and receive letters of dismission on the first Monday in April 1880. This Jan. 5th 1880. O. W. PUTNAM, Ordinary. * Jan. 5 3m GEORGIA, CHEROKEE COUNTY. Whereas Janies W. Comelison, admin- istrator of Elijah Owen, represents to the court in his petition duly filed and enter- ? d 0 , n r. 1 A thst , hebas Mly adminis tered Elijah Owen’s estate; this is, there fore, to cite all persons concerned, kin dred and creditors, to show cause if any they can, why said administrator should not be discharged from his administration and receive letters ofdismission on the ^Monday in Apri*880. This Jan. 5th 1880. o. W. PUTNAM, Jun. 5 3m. ° rdil "‘^ dissolution. . The Firm of J. G. Evuus Sl Co., has this day dissolved by mutual cuiwnt. and Mr. J. G. Evans will c niiuin- i.nsi- nessat the old stand in his ..wn mterrst. All persons having claims ugiinst the nrm will please present them to J. G Evans for payment, and all persons in debted to the firm will please make im- mediate payment to J. iEvans, or they will find their notes and account'* in the hands of collecting officers. Thanking our friends for their liberal patronage and hoping that Mr. Evans may contin ue) to supply them in any and everything they may need, we remain, Respectfully, Joseph M. McAfee, John G. Evans- Subscribe lor the Adyanci.