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An Illiterate Clerk. Few of our Tenders have any idea of the old country churches isl England, where they often have a civile, who, in m usual twang, reads the responses, and gives out the hyros nrnl psalms This old felhnv generally has 11 fixed seat in the village alehouse; wliere he is an all tbority of matters, parochial or eccle.i astical. When, by death or otherwise, the of fice becomes vacant, anew elerk must l<e elected; nnd the following aneedote will illustrate the great pains . occasion* ully taken in the choice. A countiy church in Somersetshire was in want of a clerk; and as the sal. nry, with perquisites, was only six j'ounds per annum and a suit of clothes, there was some slight diffi u’ty in find ing- candidates for it. At last an old fellow, who had been for a long.time living l>y his wits, applied for tlie i lerk ship, quite forgetful of the fact that lie could neither read nor write. Thom* who had the appointing of him did not think of asking any questions, and he was engaged. - ‘Who was to read the service ?’ the new derk inquired of himself. Sunday was approaching, and what was be to do? lie was for a time ill great tribu tion. At length he bethought him of a friend, who could read, and who would no doubt be able and willing to prompt him. . He sought the friend, and secured his assistance,. 1,1 ranging for the latter to b&wf a seat near at hand, among the choristers. On Sunday the new clerk commence'! his duties, and got on well ermugh lilt he came to the ‘Te Dciiin,’ when by ill lack he placed his thumb right over the sentence necessio-y to be read. ‘Take time thumb uwu’!' whispered his frioml. ‘Take thee thumb aw a' 1’ repeated the new clerk, iu a clear, sonnriou* Voice. “Thee fool, then’s spoiled it all,’ mut tered ttie dismayed prompter. * The fool, thee's spoilt it all,’ sang out tlie unfortunate clerk. A sudden raid of church wardens en ded in the poor impostor being drugged away from the desk, and hustle I out of the church—no doubt regretting that in bis early days he had not paid m >re at tention to his spelling-book. The Peace nr Europe— At n recent agricultural meeting Lord Clarendon spoke an follows ; I have Imen for some time on the con tinent, nnd I returned week I had there the opportunity of collecting npin ion*, and I have noon a >me person* who’ exercise no little influence on the desti nice of Europe : nnd, althouuh I have not the gift of prophecy—though I do not pret-nd to eeo further into futurity than other men—yet I cannot help on thin occasion expressing my belief that ai no time since the war between l’nis sia and Austria, have we had a luirer prospect of maintaining the inostpimlile blessings of peace. [ljoud and coutin tied cheering, amidst which the noble lord resumed his seat.] C5P* The king *.f tin* Fe j"e islands, who stipiated to pay S2OOO,UdO for three citizens of New York, whom some of his hungry subjects ate up about a d"Z en years ago, finds himself Unable t<> m ike the agreed payments and wauls the United Stales to. take the Island iis u i.fvrvy t' «v vm. Xk).K fi.tViinlv v. i good idea—make a dependency ni'Fe- I jeedorn, forthwith. It will require' a lull corpa of tenitoiial officers, and en "wide ti rant to dispose of some of hisj troublesome friends, although the na lives are not pai tlai to ‘‘long pig” w hen fluviwwl with and tobacco, as the IrienWof tlie admin strut ion mostly are.. - St. Low's Times. **s. An exchange observes that tin remarkable recuperation of the Si nth sjui o the war, ••redpnnds infinitely to the honor of American civiliz ition.”— It might not read us smoothly, but it would be tar nearer the truth to say, that it redounds infinitely more to the crippled, persecuted, unassisted “pluck” of the Southern people thctnselves.— St. Louis Times. TANARUS, A, CtiASl’AtN. W. K. foX Furniture, Furniture, : FOR THE MILLION ! CHASTAIN & FOX, WHOLESALE ASD RETAIL Furniture Dealers , No. 4» Granite Block, ATLANTA GEORGIA. .- , - ' • WE take thin method of informinir the citizens of Randolph end arij ining cant fee, ihil me hwe opened a Branch House iq Cuthbert, Ga., where wvwill keep a Tull Stocky Furniture, And sell LOWER than can be bot»u. So U ih, We wiil take COTTON at the highest >s«,rket price for 00/ Forniiure. Now is the time to get your houses Elegantly Furnished, At prices that defy competition. We will salt at fIIACON PRICES, Which will save you 20 per cent, by Buying from us I Galt nnd price brfore buying else whet e. and you will not regret it. A!1 the latest and finest styles and patterns at our Mammoth Establishment, _ Which can be furnished at l as ib mm until must - *" & ■*>' ; -J‘ isg-jl- * A;' ‘f . * ” *: ■ • Improved Revolving Cotton and Day . SCREW PRESS 1 11 j/y' ii^ 1 . B'V' Patented April 14th, 1868. * i Its excellency consists in its simplicity, strength, portability, compactness, and convenience. It can be hauled on a two-horse wagon. Three hands can put it up and take it down in an hour. It will pack from 500 to 600 pounds in a bale, with ease. One hand, without help, has often packed a bale weighing 500 pounds. * „ * T \ " This model Press, having been in use for the past two seasons, and having given entire satisfaction, we can, therefore confidently recommend it to Planters, as being ONE of the BEST, if not the very best, Presses in use. Notice the following certificates (among many others we have and could procure) from parties who have used this press : , V . Mkh-hr T«»mji»y & Stewart— Or»tk< lcive lined vmir Revolving C>>tp»n Prenujpr two successive Reawns mid sci-l iintluuizt-d in >jy jt built m conformity with tin; lawn of Meehan '»■« ; and lor eompa.-tness o| rorm. ivadim-ss amt upeeu of action, and cany tmin-i agi-m -Id, as well as for I sm uoif •runty and neatness of the LSah-a which it packs, 1 tliink it deserves to he elussed in the first rank of Cotton Screws now known to Ihe putting, a ltd I Won and reluctantly exchange U f.r any other form with which I «ra acquainted. Very truly and respectfully, Yours, &0., A. MEANS. - -O;— —- ;,M COVINGTON, GA , May 10th, 1869. Messrs. To.mmky & Stf.wart, Atlanta, Georgia: Dming h.st season I parked with Brooks’ Improved Portable Cotton Screw am! Revolving Press about 100 bales Cotton, averaging quite 500 lbs., using one horse, with lever six feet in legth. For convenience and |*>wer, I think it fairly entitled to preference ov« r any .“-crew 1 have seen iu use. Yours Respectfully, R. J. HENDERSON. HARMONY GROVE, Jackson Cos, Gn., Ang. 15th, 1868. Mr. R. Nickerson. Ag’t—Dew Sir-hi reply to yours, I have packed upon tlie Brooks Cotnm Pr.-ss yon trmufa.tim-d for me, thirty bales oi Cotton. Upon trial, one stout llano packed a 500 lb. bale (without help) as compact as I usually send to market. I think the Cotton Press cannot be excelled. It gives me entire sntisliiction iu every particular. I cheerfully r>commend it to anv on** wanting u Press. Yours, very truly, (Signed) ANDREW WILSON. ;o; „ m „ SHEFFIELD, GA., May 10th. 1869. Messrs. Tommky & Stewart, Atlanta, Gejitgia. Gentlemen I have Gin House, convenient to the lint room, one of the Brooks, Improved Patent Revolving Cotton S rew Presses, whi.-h I bought of you last full. We have packed from 500 to 700 lbs. without the aid of a lever. I m ed hardly arid, that for convenience, simplicity, strehgth, durability, arid the ease with which it can he winked, I prefer it to any other Cotton Screw Press. Yours, very truly, J A. KENNEDY, Ag’t, Sheffield, JLaniifactuhny Company. First Premium Awarded by the Mechanics and Agricultural Fair of La. MECHANICS & AGRICULTURAL FAIR ASSOC’N OF LA,} . . April 15th, 1*69. [ THE undersigned, Awarding Cotnmitee, Class 4, having on our list various implements f*r gathering ctops. also Cotton Gins, Cotton Presses, ami Screws fa- same, in the peiformance of our duty, called to our assistance several highly respectni-le, into ligent, and disinterested Cotton planters from this and the adjoin ing States, who, after due examination and consideration, agreed with us in the opinion that, s..me eleven Cotton Presses on exhibition, that the ‘‘Brooks C"lb-n Screw Pu ss’ was. for efficiency, simplicity, cheapness, and convenience, tlie best on exhibition, and accordingly recommended the same lot first or high est Premium. (Signed) DANIEL EDWARDS, Chairman. F. H. KNAPP. A. 0. DEVEZIN. ‘ Parties wishing to purchase this Press, can send their orders to the ed, owners of the Right iu Georgia. TOMMEY & STEWART, Hardware Merchants, Whitehall street, Atlanta, Ga. n Or to Dr. 0. P. TOMMEY, Ag’t, Amerkus, Ga. eepl6tf LOVFU & LATTIMORE, 155 & 15> Congress St., Savannah, Ga., WHOLESALE and RETAIL Dealers m American, English and German Hardware , House Furnishing Goods , SSSL*** «« j**!; r * S nrM, i- 0 " n "‘ *»d Sporting Goode; Kedzie’e Oelebra'ed SMfSJw , ™’ T " PW, “ and Sh«t Iron At So, Manufacturers oItS BRUWN HOUSE OPPOSITE PASSENGER DEPOT, ; ga. & SON. Fkoprirtors. fx -i . V ’ II • Dental Tools, Artificial Teeth, GOLD FOIL, And everything in ibis line always on hand at Man nfdctnrer’s Prices, at tbe Drujj Siore of marll-iy J, J. McDONALD. Whisky Brandies, Wines, DRY GOODS! - f • «" Exclusively * : WIIUSUK 081 llllt ill, ORFF, WATKINS & CO., Savannah, Ga. HAVING long seen the necessity of an EPCLTSTYE WHOLESALE DRY GOODS HOUSE in our city, we have closed out onr RETAIL STOCK, enlarged our store to nearly double its former capacity, aud shall confine selves * Exclusively TO THE Wholesale Trade! Our Stock will be kept complete at all times, nnd with onr it creased f a cilities, think we can offer superior inducements to retain the trade in Savanah- WE ARE NOT OPENING Ou.r Fall Stools.! Consisting of the LARGEST and MOST COMPLETE STOCK of Dry Goods and JX*otions 9 Ever brought to this market, to be sold only at W H O L ESAL£! We respectfully solicit orders, and invite the attention of Merchants visi ting our city. ORFr, WATkIYS k CO. SAMUEL P. HAMILTON, WATOHIiAEEII CORNER CONOR ESS, WHITAKER and ST. JULIAN STREETS, geojig-ia, J_JAS now on hand anew and admirably selected Stock of SILVER AND GOLD WARE! WATCHES, of tbe most unproved tna'.e, nt both American and Foreign Manufacture. CLOCKS oj every size. Ornamental and Plain. GOLD RINGS. DIAMONDS, aud JEWELRY of the purest meta' and latest style. BIJOCTERIE, and rare and costlv Fancy ' rtielns. sui'able for Presents aud Brida l Gifts. In short, everythiag that the trade can furnish, and at the most prices. His Stock is tbe Largest and Best of any Southern House. Repairing done neatly and with despatch, and old Silver bought at lull prices. 53T Satisfaction guaVauteed in all cases. Agent for Wheeler $ Wilson s Noiseless (Lockstitch) Sewing Macliines. "OctTfim - _ E. D. BMYTHE & CO./' • m * . Importers and Wholesale Dealers in Crockery, Ellina and Glassware, 140 Congress, and 57 St. Julian Sts. Being the only bonne in Savannoh in our line that Import our Ware Direct from '.lie English Potteries, wc can offer superior inducements to Dealers. augl9-3m BOLSHAW & SILVA, Importers and Jobbers of Crockery, China, Glassware, Etc., Etc. a6B St. Julian & 16^ Bryan Sts., (Between Whitaker St. and the Market.) Lilßinr t I. I Fall and Winter STOCK! Wholesale Trade. DRY GOODS, Boots, Shoes, and Hats. un t i. 139 and 141 Congress St., SAVANNAH, : : GEORGIA. . ¥OLLD ask tie attention of Pur chasers to tliiir extensive Stock in the above Goods, now Opening. ' Gssa smmsssa. ssaiiMa aa hMiißga kb sssbi sbmbb iSfei b^jEj^l/ESSjES-S^^ Which they propose to offer at such prices as will ii duce buyers to pur chase in the SAVANNAH MARKET. We also call attention to our usual large Stock in * Georgia Domestics and W oolens, Wi idh are sold at Factory Prices: Richmond) Striped Osnabnrgs, “ White “ “ Wool Plains and Twills, Athens “ •* “ “ Fancy Cotton Stripes, “ | “ Checks, “ f “ Yarns, Augusta 34-4, 7-8 Brown Shirtings, “ A-4 “ Sheetings, “ j “ Drills. angl9-<|pi O MERCHANTS & PLANTERS Os Southwestern Ga. would again respectfully call your atten * ~ „ t !? n fact, that we are daily receiving out Fall Stock y Goods purchased by on* - Senior, aod will sell tbkn as low as any respectable House OtA Mol to is Latge sales and Small Profits Our strmte consists of the following arti cles : Borneo liaAing, Double anchored. Kentucky ana Hemp; also,\unny. in rolls, very cheap • Ar row, Wailey and A ar ds Ties, Baling Twine and Rope ; Flour, all gYdes, in Barrel, and Sacks, in cluding the Hiram sVith ; Sugar. all quafiies, Tof fee, i ea, Spice. PepAr, Ginger Nn'm-gs, Cloves. Cinnamon, Sardines, Oysters. Pickles. Sta eb, Soap. Soda, Candles, Maniica Schnapps, Porer. Ale Crackers, Salt, Maple Sugar, Pipes. Cotton Cards! Tobacco, Mackerel, Wp'e Fish, Blue Fish Roe and Magdalene Hcrrmgk, Champa igne and Ca ifnr nta Wines, Ri -e, Haifa, White Lead, Linseed Oil, Hams, Bacon Sides Win Skouldeis, Long, Clear aod Breakfast Bacon, P(Grier, Shot, Lead and Caps, Potash, Dried Beef Well Buckets, Tubs, Buckets and Brooms, Mess, rrime Mess and Rump Pork, Lard. Butter, CbeeA Liquors of all kinds, Impor ted aod Georgia Osuaburgs, Tarns, Stripes and Kerseys Our Stock will b| well kept up all the Fall and Winter. Purchases need not tear about our not being able to fill njiS'ze bills, n d we will lake m payment at Market (rice. Hides, Tallow, Beeswar, Wool, Dried Fruit. It v< u want the worth ol your money, don't tail local! on ua ai ike CQgNEK, M ACOTS, ua. GrBOUCiXA . j lItmJAL im AND LIFE iNSURAIit’E COMPANY. HAVING roily orgamw-d onr Company on a sure and permaneut basis and having ,h e Comp trollrri au fconty, »e present to the .Southern Peo ple what we believe to be one of the safest and best Lite Insurance Companies ever established in the jiouthern Country. The Home Office is in Macon, 'GeorfSA, where every dollar invested will remain in our midst. The g.taxy of names, given as directors ebd referees, is a MAcfent guarantee of itself of the -idelr'y with which tbisi-btitution will be managed, file caffital is sufficient to meet all kisses in every pinlingency. We earnestly appeal to our cit zens jrery where to build up with us tins siiuc ttre tor i!,e benefit of our loved ones, our home aud onr p-ontry. 1 Hvtn'dre sot Thousands of do larS are yearly ab sitacied from the pockets of onr people, end cat tied w toreign parts to enrich strangers who have but (ittle sympathy for us. Can we not learn wisdom and tise ou* means to enrich ourselves and beautify our homes ? We will try nnd place, 1n every locality, polite ,nd efficient Agents to tiansactlbe busims of the Company. And we cordiallv invite aft desiring tgenctes in this Company to call on the Officers, at die office building, near the Passenger f'epnt, in front of the two hotels, on Fourth street, where all Blatters of detail will he cheerful!v given. The profits will be entirely mutual after payirg six per cent, to the Stockholders for amount oi Stock guaranteed VV. J. LAWTON. President. J. C. MclitJßNliY, Vice President. R. J. LionTFOuT, Secirtaiy. roAnuoPDi kctors: .ASHER AYUE.s, Fertii z r, .Vlaci>" r Ga. T. 0- NISiiET Iron Ftmnder, Macon, Ga. A, T JOHN.-OY Johnson, Campbell A Cos., Whole i*»le G-ocers, Macon, Ga. JiCKSON IIeI-OaCUE, Carriage Depository, Ma con, Ga, J. C. McBURNKY. Macon, Ga V. J. LAWTON. L-wton & Lawton. Macon, Gd. DAVID T ftISULt-TON, Planter, Eut-uton, Gs. BICHARD HOBBS, of Cruger & Cos . Bankets Al b -nv. Ga. JIR J vMES F. BOZEMAN, Pres’t Georgia Home Insurance Godipatiy, Columbus, (A. WALLACE CUMMING, Banker, Savannah, Ga. II P STOVALL Stovall A Butler, Augusta, Ga. P. AD A MS. Caßhiet National Bank, Attn ns, Ga. T. M FDRLOW, Aniet icus. Ga. HEFKItKXCKS' Hjrriss A Howell, AVilminginn. N. C. Get). Augustus Yein g, Charlotte, N. C. Win. B Wrtgh .Fayetteville. N. C. Jb<>. C. Slocum, tjoldsbo-o, N. C. ‘M. Lawton, Charleston, S. O. Jss, P. Boyce, President Theological Institute, Greet vide. S. C. R. furman, 1). I)., N.-« berry Court House, S. C J XI. If. Butgiin.D. D. Sumpter, S. ('. S. Atkm. Kt-otville. Tenn Jta) Mc-Knabb. President Eastern Bank of Eulau la, Entaula. Ala. Theodore Harris, President Lmtis-ille Insurance and Banking Company. Lnui&v lie, Ky. Win D. Miller, Lynchburg, Va. T. *• Ketguson, Lynchburg Va. I).. H- Baldwin & Cos., New York. Gol'liweight, Rite A Semple, Montgomery, Ala. Eti-finv. J. G. Shorter, Entaula, Ala. L. I- VVanen, President Falls City National Bank, Louisville. Ky. Gordon, Owens & Stokes, Abbeville, Ala, • P, 11. Pe per & 0-<„ Mobile', Ala. Joiitlt Morris, Banker, MontgotMerv, Ala. Htpk McCoH, Con tii ssiont r. New Orleans, La. Warn. Low A Ludwigseu, New Orh-ons, La. Noflt A Brothers, Iron Works. Route, Ga. deal A. R. Lawton, Savannuh. Ga. Get A H Colquitt, Baker County, Ga, Thfe. II Willii.ghapi, D.u-gherty County, Ga. Jam s Callaway, Atlauta, Ga. Cot Luther J, Glenn, Atlanta Ga. Dr." 7 W. Keen Salisbury, N. C. Maj, W. M. Robittsou, Attotnev at Law, Salis bury, N 0. Colic F Low. Merchant, Lexington, N. C. Janies Sloan Esq., Merchant, Greensboro N C. Hot*. K. G- Ueadc, Supreme Court Judge, fcuxbo ro. N, C. Hurt C. S, Winstead, Roxboro, N. C. B P» VtMlian son. Wholesale Grocer Raleigh, N. C. J. F. Dtllf gham, N-.-rvbern, N C. Robert Th-iiipsnn, Esq., V\ hole-ale Grocer, Nash- Iville, Tennessee. Hont John Erskin, Judge TJ S. Court, Atlanta, Ga. AM the regnl-rlv niithorized Agent lor the GEO- GIA MUTUAL FIRE A LIFE INSU RANCE C"MPAN\, and will take pleasure in givnijgull necessary information in regard to its plana wot kings, etc., and will receive applications for Insurance in all its various branches. Office up Stairs in Douglass Uuildtt g, West Side Pithtte Square, Cuthberl, Ga. jvtjptf D, C BANCROFT. HAEDEMA¥ & SPARKS, IN TEND RING Titfilß SERVICES AGAIN to th*»ir planting tifinds a.s VV-r.hw and Cos oinfisi n Jwe»*hut» s deem ii wholly uutieve si ry m» rn-ke . n nuses .s to their will n/ne sand übilily to Bei vc them iihtuilv aud advaufi g*»u** Iv. Their Ion? expciiei ce and li e huge patronage wß'ch | s * vet b'-en extended the ho se is pnn»l i Uiev fie** rrr ihe erni)d-i.i« ffTur.- plant n u iiy, and 1 1 y prompf and honest attoniiorrqto lieir imereti, they intend to merit n. the future the patronage So liberally given them in the past. ORDERS FOR SUPPLIES Prompt!* filled • lowest mirket price-*, und Hie nsml lath i-ier ■ ---lded to tho.-e who iutrusl their busineazlwnh ua. 0. O. SI’AUK-f, ) T. HARDEMAN. Jb, "PPfßjm ' M ,-cn. (ta i\(‘W Millinerr Goods. a* Jdjs. M, L, COOPER RE>KBi)fFUfJ/Y calls the nffenlion of her old cnMomeiS ana the public gfeuerully, to her Large and Complete Stock of MIiUNERY GOODS WBich she has ju*t received and t pened. Her of II ATS in large and ennb ace- at' th« tat-alLty le-, which will be s-Id at reasonably <>w pticef. Al-n, tie genuine 0-trich and Swan Plumes— very fine Fine Silk Velvets and R bbons of aft shades, at and all other a-liciee usually kepi in a first c ass ililli nery eelal^i-hment Call ami examine her goods and pricea before purchasing elsewhere. ,e 28M Greenbacks Yet Wanted. IF you Want a neat aed servical.le New BUGGY and HARNESS, ora No. 1 WAGON, I have them always on hand and for sate VEItY CHEAP FOR CASH. Si’gleand T>ou'o!h HARNESS always in store. Brides, Mir^ingales, Hi.Jing, Driving and Tie Keiiw. alvajs ready in store. Waeon and Drav* Harness vt low figures.* Mu! ' Bridles, Wagon tlameas, Collars, M hrm, e c. REPAIRING, In all the branches of -my Factory, dene with ncai neßN and disp ,tcb. Cali in >nd tel me sell yon 1,2, or 100 pair of SHOP‘MADE SHOES I Made from good material aud by good shoe makers of long experience Cali in and examine for vou selves, and it vou want to purch*dse goods in my line, vou will be veiy apt so trade. *y>2ct J. A. FOSTER. TTt- —, White Lead, Puity, Vnrnishes, Spice?, Soda, Cattle Powders, Blue Stone, Lampblack, [Dyestuffs, Smvff, Toilet*Soaps, ,jij I3 r ushes. Combs, Perfuute ' ry, Ilair Oils, Cologne, Hair K o-fnri rs, Lilly White, and a Thousand and One Other Articles ! Can be found at ihe Drug Store of martl-iy J j. MCDONALD. GEORGIA DE, S. G. ROEERTfsON, - SURGEON DENTIST, oc| t fi| f Cdthckrt. Georgia. Be sure to call at I *' J. J. MCDONALD’S on tie Scmtbrfasc Corner of the Sjiturejand you flit 11 not go away discatisß. and, eiilter mU) prices jr articles. mat ) I-ly t Patefit Medicines, OF EVERY KlN’i CONSTANTLY ON HAND. !• . matii-iy j. j. McDonald ’ifetolen. LA St FRIDAY on the road between Cfihberi my residence, a lilack lan HOuNl), lour old. li»s brewst and ol toes onileft fore tool are white Any infminahon as to hi* whereiibou/ts will he Jibe*«!ly rewHrd**d. John w. Mattox. House aM Lot for Sale.' MR E. T. ROMAN, wishing to remove to Ear ly cimntv, ■ ff|>» lor -ale his House and Lot, si uatedktaprgoy.’uJi eastern put of town. House new—Jcresof Uod, For of Legal -Advertisements. RANDOLPH BALE. WILL be sold before tbe court, house door lN ibe City . f Cu-hbert on the Ist Tuesday m\ De.-.einber next between the Legal hours of sale.— The It.llowiDg property to-wit, house aud lot ia ibe City ofCulhbe't, known.as kit No. (85) rt s * cept Northwest corner of said tot 180 feet fronting the street and running South 282 feet, now in pos session of Dr. K. S. Jack son. l evied on by vir tue ot Randolph Supreme coort fi fa issued in favor ot James Jordan vs. Jobu Roe property pointed out by K. S Dougless, plaintiff's attorney. Ten ants no:toed. JAMES BUCHANAN, Sheriff no)4 Id POSTPONED ASSIGNEE'S SALE, |)Y vtr’ue of an order from the Hon. District I eeontt f.r the Sou hern District oi Georgia, I w.il otter I°, sale m the city nf Culhbert, on the Ist TuesAtt- ..in December n xt before the court house door between the legal hours of sale, the following property to wit : * One house and lot in the city ol'Cnthbert on De prU Ktreet. lrontirg 00 feet, and running btek to \Y B- Gtxson s lot ou the East, and bounded on the South bv lot ot Ur Cnhb. Sold as the property of Duncan Jmdan, bankiupt. r -r~ J ISFcree troin emumbranee purchasers paving for Stamps amfdeeds. Terms cash. * Also ail the notes and accounts insolvent or noa collectab e belonging to said bankrupt. Al o. a 'ot ol hats, and shoes, all sold as the prop erty- ot D. Jnidau bankrupt. nu T 4-td E. T. DAVIS, Assignee. COMMISSIONERS’ SALE. Bf ftiHWii OF AN OKDKR from the Snpe tior (hurt of Kandoph county, will be sold, lot tbe put pose «.f division among the tenants id common, the chil- ren and grand children of Mar garet Adams, wile of Shadtack Adams, deceased, on the first Tuesday in December next, at Outbbert, Oeotgin, a certain tract of land, lying and being is the 7th Dtstt ct ot said county ol Randolph, Mid State oi Geot gi*, and consist ing of one honored and thirty uctes off of the southern pari of Lot, No. To, in said Di-tnct. the tine dividing said lot b- ing kuown as ihe Spring Branch, and to run due East from li e head ol Said branch to ntiginal laud line. Terms Cash. .tO.HNW.SE.ALY. CHAS. STaNDLEY. THUS. CKOZIEK, novft and Commissionera. ADMINiSTLATOK’ri SALE. \\7 D*!* BK SOLD, on tlie first Tuesday in De- VI ceii-.ber"m-xl, ihe insolvent notes and CrtuniK, bf louring lo ihe estate of Mclveeo Cook, iale o : bwid Cviuutjr deceased. Terms (Ja>h. JaIAIES T. HARDEN, nov4td Adntr. debonis non. C'i KORG A. Hand Lra 4 ‘ouxtt J«bn steiraPt J rippltps to he undersigned f,>r Leliera of <»u ir<nansh»p of ihe person aud property of James, Dennis, and Martha Lee Cos email, minor cbfl dren o» Janie* Cos cinan deceased. These are there >ore to require all persons concerned to file in my (’ffiue on or before ihe first Monday in December n> xt. their objections, if any they hare, 10 said ap« imintment, otherwise letters will be granted the up* t'l cant. Given under my hand and official tigoa* lure, this ihe 28th day of Ocfober. n«v4-lm M. <«OKMLEY. Ordinarr. ADMINISTRA TOR'S SALE. BY virtue of an order trom the court of ordinary of Monroe county Georgia. Will be sold on the first Tuesday in December 1889, between tha legal horn sol sale, in the cdy ol Cuthbert Randolph Omititv G-oigia m e lot of land in said county num ber thirty (3o) in the sixth (H) district containing two hundred iwo and a hall aci es more or les«.— Sold as the property of Onoin J. Willi’s deceased, iaie ol Mnnioe ' ounty Georgia, for a distribution among i he h gutives terms cash. ocl2Btd JAS'H. FRYER, Admr’ de bonis non. GEORGIA Randolph Codntt Four weeks »f. ter date application will be made to tbe court «r ordinary to and tor said county lor leave to sell ’lie real property belonging to the estate of James Coleman late ol said county deceased. OCI2S lm v J. COLEMAN, Admr’. GEORGIA, Ranuol h Cocntv. —A. j. Cole man uduir’ ol the esiate of fame Coleman, hue oi said cou ly deceased a) plies lor Utters of dismission In m said estate. All persons interest, ed are not lied th t his apnlicaiion will be consider ed at the February let mot the court of ordinary of-aid county, giren under my hand afierially. ofituk snt M O'* KM LEY, Ordinary. GOIUJIA, Ka.doi.ph Countt James A. Al lison at.plies tor letters of administration on the estate ol Jessie 11. Ke>', lute ol said county de ceased. AII per-ons interested are notified to fill their ohiee'jte s i 1 any they hare on nr betore the nex December leim nt the court of ordinary for said county, given under rnv bund and ■ flicial sir n dure M. UOKMLKY, Ordinary. oef><tS"d / 11.OnGI ~ Kanuolph CvHWHr. VJ J<> © s *M> iihh to the undersigned t«»r Letters*'- «t (iu tidianslii,. ot the pen mi and property of ■lames and William C sik. minors o Janos Cook di Tirvm r,wrrreie r ote to p. quirt aVi pe»- soos concert e i to file in my oltioo, on or before tha IHIII day of November next, their objections, if any the' have, in said appointment, otherwise said let temuilibe granted the applicant. Given under my hand officially. M. GOHMLEY, ocl'f 1 .in Ordinary. C 1 M'KUI i It a Mr.ii.pu'OnuNTY.—Four weeks af- Jf lei dale a, plic Ih.n will be made to tbe court • and ordinaly lor feat eto tell the r. a c late belong ing in W iiiiani Msinon riecea.-ed. octl4 Itu W II.! IA Mlt MXON, Arftn’r EXECUTOR'S SALE. ' BY t ir'tie of an o der, granted by the Oidina- IV K Comt ol fatly county, Ga., will be sold, bet. re be Court House door in Cu lb belt, Ga , on 'be foitrifi Mm.day in November next. Lot oi Land, N . 272, fiih, Iti-tr cl Katidtdph t ounty, as the i tpnerty of Win. Bailey, deceased,lor the benefit ol hi creditors. Terms easb. octTiri* MILTuN M. MOORE, Exr. ALMINJSIRA TOR'S SALE. BY virtue of an order grant,d at the October •emi iflh Cimrt I t pidioary of Randolph C’tiniy, vvil be solo m the Conti House, in tbe city ‘ I Lnihlo-r' on tbe fii-i 'I tie-day in December next, as the piop-rty ol Lorenso W Uramleit, de ■ ea-.d, Lo sos Land No. 183 and 184, in the fith District, containing a» , aens. more or less, Bold lor the benefit ot fieits ad creditors. Tern* cash. E McDonald, Admr. EX EC HI OR S SALE. UN DER the last will and testament of Persons W alker dec-ased Will be mid at Cnthbert Kai dolpb Conniy Ga.. betore Ibe Court House, Ml lie Is' Tuesday in Deremhe next Lot No. file (5) n the ninfh('J'h)Dittricl of -aid c .untv and belocg iiig lo tlie estate • t said deceased Trims ot kata ~3 Hitnttally iusialluients i mail notes with approved -eculity. FREEMAN U AI.KER. C. L. WALKER. - octl4-ld . Executor etc. ADMINISTRATOR'S SALE. BY virtue of an order from the Courtor Ordins- IJ ot Randolph county, will be sold at the Ouit House in Cutbbeit, on (he fi »t 1 uetda? m Oec ember »>ext, uh the property of the estate of Mary Hvars, deceased, cvy J.ot, in that pert of the ci»y ofM‘u!hbe»t. known aa Andrewville; bounded on the North bv ihe «- VV. R. R , un d on tbe We*t by the lot ot Th<*s. Bvars Sold for tbe benefit ct heirs and creditors. Teims cash. QM7fed* JOHN W HART, Admr. ADMINISTRATOR'S SALE. BY volue I f an order grafted by the Coarl of Ordinary of Randolph county, will be sold At l.e tjourt Hons-*, on the first Tuesday in December m xt. lot of J.and No. 124, in the IKb District, said to contain ISoHcies, more or less riold for tbe benefit of heirs and creditors of Austin Mullens, late of rtuij county deceased. Terms cash c. MULLINS, DC»7td Administrator de bonis non. / "J EOIIGIA, Hand lpii Colutt.—Mrs. Svntha '/ A. Jordan. Adimuistrutiix on tbe estate ftf William Joidun, laie us said county deceased, ap- I'li's f ii- Letters of i>i»mission from said estate.— All persons interested are notified that her applica tion m ill te considere t at the January Term of th« Court of Otdinary of Said county. Given nndei my baud officially, this Septembei 28ih, 18H<t. U. GORMLEY, sepS;*Sm Ordinary. GKOROIA, Covxtt. —.Shadrack Ad am.*, Jr., Administrator on tbe estate of'Shad* rack Adam*, Sr., fate of said county deceased, ap i lies f>r Letie.s of Dutniission from s*i« estate AII pi lous interested are notified that' bis applies, tj oil will be considered at ibe December term of the Court of Ordinary of *ai«l county. Given Us del iny baud officially. W. GO KM LET, Ordinary. / Kanoolmi Uou.vit.—ki V. Grant, VJ Admiuistiatoron ihe estate of James A. Math* «*■», late o' saiu coun y deceased, upplus for Les. leva of Dismission irom said mute. Ail pevsons interested are notified that his application will be considered at tbe January Term ut the Court ts Ordinary of said county. Given under my hand and official signature this 4lh day of October, JB6U * uc l 7*B l ii M. GORMLEY, Ordinary, l • EOItGIA, Randolph f'ouitTr.—Wi hum Spear, V>» h.ecu or of the lust wilt ul Umbariue Hawk, laic- ul said cunt,, deceased, applies lor Letters of Uirbiismod (rum Raid estate. All persons interested are imlilied that Ins application wi I be cons the red at tbe January Te tn ut tbe Conrt of Ordinary ut s i:d cuUuiy. Given under my band nod official s t!»«liiie, ibis Crept. asd, lt>Kß. si-(.ai) '-}>o if. GOK.MI.EY, Ordinary. GEORGIA, Randolph UiWlT.—Juba ilcK Giiuu, Executor ol tue Estate 0118. A. K, Weak, late ul said euuoty, deceused, applies fur fetters O. disuriseiuu fr .iu mid Estate. All persona ietereatf ed are i.olided tbai his appheattuu wi.l be cm.eider* ed at ibe Decernuer Term ui tbe Cowl of Ordinary ul said cuiur Given under my hand officially. It. GORMLEY, adfc-19 3m Oidiary. GEORGIA, KARD iLea Cul’.’TV. iSu-aa Whaley, Aumini.-irattix ou the Estate of E 1 jab W baity, lata of said county, die. used, applies lor letters oil dis mission Iruui said Estate. AO perioas interested SIC uutitied that her appl catiun will be run Alder t A at ibe Uecetnoer Term us tbe Court 01 Ordinary of said county.