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t Nitot f tltertwr Mlthoswed to r*mm
sntwcriptioiin an<l advertisement* for the Hduttxwru
§•**». and'face** lor the mime :• - ?$ « f > »r»'T
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it «ff#i £, Ga.
l”M* Quin«y, Fla.; ~< \ b m
-Ml?. W.ifk Warn, Gordon, Altii . » m
w ttssjiy r.*wis,< Green wood* Fit. >
.vWMtIIMrION tiHAVMAK, Mariwm*. Fia. S « 'si
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. FQGb'DNGREBSs SECOND DISTRICT,
HON. NELSON TIFT,;
..OF prtu<;.i}icßi Y coijTO,
Mid# mi
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MWiIW *te.VH!frrtr , <Jr ih<i *Bl*oss?
*rvVfl W 1 IRt ‘AfUMMh,* after Which liitmH
will be discontinued, utiles* fhtfr ifiibierl^)-
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l ?,i *J —*».! unnl» ttl —atjujitj!>.w ’O "»>
1* IVi*fl<?!P<*wMahi**N Mm
£•>«*, *ofj of iBMsM
frtilMy rt'tl nemA ii-uiw ai? !*oit «* ,tar>s«f«
The d*fii**l«>f Weft Virginia have-bee*
lue«ted at4Hi»ri<*Uon, Kanawha conuty.
iimh r.i &on motd*
* GsnejraJ
<f L fHiJfiPi
office as President. . ,
I arno of ft<nuTr>g<|n it* ,«q»pi ■ Hi-p. m
vmms m feim *%si wmmm
ShHtHi*** 1 *fW Wtsffitffu& ffita 'Lkk in,
WU f pass
and *re* *■ *r>w »**q«
1 €opnjroa»’)Hi« !l(}*ifd a duty of $1,42 upon
of card* (j»t*ublown;
caNMd lllMn, ewteo new *oneß i cannot he
piiroUuMi&Mr leaortmtDaibiiuh, IfM dollar*.
& tele *
KWWHif tffcliiltitll 1 Oft H 1 a,,t
oyr tiUtf-rC.u»Bcqncnfly r! the
%cqyaU<Vtii.n.cp|}jinittce, have re/used to
which * the Geuura, »
-to ril upr people,
S«;nate has appo\n|-
bt lam tau yvlsa H»»a pm* , i‘trtnH>t r>ii
ea u« a cuinmittee to arrangements
fiJrTne juan’ffuration of 6«pefal Grant aa
Preaidenfi Souators Yates, or Illinois:
Cnragm ;i jSew Hampshire, and ilcOreery,
of Kentucky.
*i»n iirw f*(ni 11 mu a •mo n
Tfrk Nfcxr* 0 .Norkss.-—Radical papers
r.lltfih MPtfle rMis C&ifgress 141 Radicals
WfoS 1 \mmi. This is much below the
Count, and presages an
attempt to keep rtp tho two-third tyranny *
At*4lf'lialffti!s liid in defence of at? right,
si&&HW 'r?sit“dP i 6doMul rascality.
* lift Kfl M 111} dLi ..ii ■. 01 »'».!*
%fr. J. R. (JhtastSao ha* retired from the
c<lift*riftl ehtvit rtf the Dawimn Journal, and is
BiKtondded Ry-Oapt. S. & Wilson; We ex
tend the Caplftin, a hearty welcome to the',
fraternity.
||; , tj j . ,V !•■» I »■•■ .-| !■<
sFwty-iW* .ifurnqy haying purchased a
QayoUna, it is said he will
remyye tp ti>t State with an eye to the
Uy\U*l S}tytea§>o»a,U. li ; ,j , ,
Hie death of Wilkes Booth, which some
have professed to doubt, is no longer a
question. The body, when disinterred last
weeK’wa/fnfiy identified by his 1 datives,
{noth which was plugged in a pc
cilnar mimner. * M *' , '
T in — U*. —. Lm. ■ » oo
.Weuaju indebted to Soil. Nelson Tift, for,
a fopy 4jf hiesabfo, defence of.our State, Ue-x
Reconstruction Com^
in \t*m, *j**inahtbQ charges preferred by her
C. £*
and w» are sorry that it was rooeived too
., >7/ -.m l < nml
ftf IfeTtitnttc' foUfos Yfoilbtf'
in befialf of Braiitte* 5
TM'FieSfdcnis feply is regarded akYa’f&iM
WlaosU «*« *v» Hiib
Tn.i Rrj»lsP||fctfT«t-rA planter on the
MwsMttippwefters a&),ftOO ramie plant* for
aalaietitdribisVcporhad that orders for ramie
from all park of’Eunipo haw be*»; trans
mitted to New Orleans and Mattel nff**r^,
ingmmpurehaan the rough fibre at .ten Qeuts
in,gdldi*e»!n mb rqaii
kis reported from Washington that .the
Govftcamoßt !*« restored to G moral Beau
regard his Mnropfo* property, wlijpb was
cosdestnUfi freufrmago. It ban also <Jeter>.
minedrtoidilinof hist pjrjvate papery,
which are now in tha War Department*
Thgy were pastured about the close of t|w
,sfc*£H* m <-«%** *is ■qa fo«s
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The New .York Tribune is very severe
wpoq the ,P a 7 S " ut % , j^
~issther. Tniikrrt t **r I“™’ *w f,Mf 7
mojiths’ service, and threatens to print tn
t^i>e # for the contempla
tion of,thdr credentials, the names of the
men who lend themselves to it.*
' i» —» 1 ■*—
If we hfld^not within ourselves the prid
eijde MBS. we could not become blessed;
The*graufof heaven lies in t!»e brehst, as
the germ of tint blossom lies in the Shut sectl.
The Savannah News reports, that Mr*
Get». S. oil**
mercifully, beat© mfif W
young men naniedßlflHnidP a|i Bnrcliy.
It scorns that the |yi|pßCgd»
the following parfinpEwlm tibpwredil)
News : If* 1# %■
‘‘Several young men of Savannah fell
yuluntarily in lore with Frederici, the opera
singer, during the past week. She waa too
much attached to her husband to recipro
cated t -^*loo O rr*T - --“"3 -Ar ■ :
Finding Mr. Wilfong was the author of
of it, thfy knocked hie! down, and inflicted
H erions injuries. The young men have been
placed under bitmhi. Ye locals, will have
to hft tkyortfiuS 1 f ihe future, how you aqrS
I.ut. S»FW»I', ..Willi
Talfmg in love with ep< ra singeia.
.’tiihiut »'< > .si el I
Judge of the Circuit Conrt
of hAs declared tire Home
stead Law of that State
and void as to judgments obtained prior to
the f.U* vP‘»f
decision min uuis<m with one rendered by
Judge Parrott, df the GweMa Critknti f »of
this St*t#j»WMF lWrtk hlflcfcfc vsaii
carried to the Supreme Court. What'has
been their**jeL jg Jeftjfl
conjecture,
Constitution *4 bfec ,Uui|«d Sta-tea wlttch
they hwiyA awietm to siappart,! the*r« decision
will be anaffirmauce of the lower Courts.
Now VMmr. bo* r, ' w r"» T Wfrr3 hfhU ftifr
A Murder in JktfKdhf
|
resident of Marianna, that on Friday night
1 last, it# Me. J- S. aodoMiv J. Q;
Purman, were retunw'ng home from a ct*»i
cerUgivewd>y the Federal tVdopt
at that they i \ver'fi' , frrtyd i, hff6h n Wh A en
near home l»y some unknown party. ,Fin
lays6n Wik killdlf *fiisWnr urpjan
severely wounded; doubts are enterbMped
of hip, repttfteciug. ~ The weapon weed seems
to hate been a. shot gun, and at a distance
of fifty or sixty ya'ds; only one shot was
jfired. —~ ~~~ in
Jackson county, and P^rmatiJ|b*tp Senator,
from that district: both belonged to the Re.
| ! *tl }*u lpi!»iih * tilW *' ll
publican party, though rut man not
attribute the shooting, to any political feel*
i sHtnisuit /ion?* auUMetof, * ' A mitfa .aiaw
ing. There was cotjsiaeijible excitement
after 'ifie spdotnjg among the negroes, some
of whom made opefi threats to burn the
fm fitytt ,7li otrt ‘on .idyl t-«* '?i
town.
hWwL h*i<r, i 'V. - : '-■-■• - : 'j Q!»* “» 1
Tali>aha*se R. K Mowxy.—At -the request
of Mr. Helms, and for fthe informationr »»f
thu public geDcoaby we publish the foliow
ingj? r'«'o’*ivMo.* * .v !! * ■■ do oin
-.mo* vi TiuMtamit Wuiv‘t*;h
Hindi g.w , i Feb.aath, -Wlhn,-
Jobk. W. Hfxms, Escvi,
* .<* . BxtNBRtDSJ* Ga.
The Railrtiad money will continue to In?
taken aftnr the Road is aold 7 and I will
gsmsutoe yA>u or any other bill holder, to
give you greenbacks, or transportation, for
every J>»4l you hold.
* *. K. HOUSTON,'
President..
6ammuniation. .
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Bainsbjdck, February 1889.
Messrs. Editors:—! noticed sometime
since a card in the Bain bridge Argus calling
upon the Municipal Authorities for at» expp'
sitian es the /financial expenditures of ohr
city. lama taxpayer and consequently
feel an interest in the matter—so far ihean*-
ihorities have failed to notice the
modest, requisition of that card, perhaps this .
also will pass .ip,noticed, should,such be the.
have to subpit to our dpopi and tamely suc
cuarb to any and eyery imposition that pay
be practiced upon,us by the authorities in
f4o«etjlmL Judicial or Federal.
Jim qgSWA, R UAT .CffILUM.
Motifs roa N,s®it> Yuras. —Suiunor, upon
the resolution* npw before the Senate, says:
You need,vofoß in pnsanec(ient, do Jim
not? Hiere .are three thousand fellow- citi
zens in that State the call of cou
gress ,so take their place at the baUet-box
You Awwda!»<> >0 Pennsylvania, Jy
you.not? There are at least fifteen tboqr,
sais|.inylt;if great State waiting, fpr yoqr
>yii(srey?r you most need
* a ' * to MW *4
‘ RftfwW MW*}**?*'
/One knows not which most to admire, the
eaufldf bt' addactfy 'hVowaf Tb
take thft Control of «f*® age (Vfcm the States,
where it Uas rested from tbWfound*twit of.
tip Qeyenneikh it is uu-,
wise. tvK> 4 rea<;tion will cope,
and then tne authors or 6tate advocating
such a resolution tirtay I>e fife firkt us ftfedil'
against if, lhe Herald
(Rep.), forcibly; saya. -i, 1 , n
“I| is.badpvlicyr in Nef s England 4 K
threaten the righis ot.States, for some day
there'may come a party to* power asking
reconst rtiotirtii ftn the' basis of and
where thea will *>nr twelve Sown tors G?
‘Rut fanatics, Like Snnmor and }Yifeon
heed not tp the fpture, and have no report
s for the pas;. Tlie wonder is that nien from
the Northwest consent'td fdUowtheir lead.*
Siii—— m > tm - —ti ——
SrDDEif Bttrtf.—yonng man named
Carver, from Newbntgb, Ndw York, was
found dekd ih his bed yesterday morning at
the raifidence of Mr. M. D. Roach. Coroner '
Swain was notified, aitd an inquest hold
which restated itra vedict of ddath from
ch«#»nfc ißscase of ' the heart -~Jarfo>mrUir
Union. # *
TELEGAKPIIIC NEWS!
jjmf |W. jfT -----
Wa»hiN|t«u.
Wasuisotop, February 21.—Nood.—Trie
Reconstruct iwC«Hi*WeW«bi#M i 'WNlil»
110 report regarding Georgia, thus leaving
her representation in statu qno.
lu the House, Mr. Biackburne moved an
amendment that Si man Jonei f* entitled tb
bis seat. Lost. The Committee’s resolu
tion that Jones is not entitled, was passed.
A resolution declaring the B<*at as be
tween Hunt and Menard, from Louisiana,
uj>4*n4 rfrf
fifteen minutes. A suggestion that Menard
was
to. to IS®
knoledgc the privilege ttian to make aiyfl
gument, but would be recreant to thoH
of his race, whose votes sent himMttfl
he not vindicate their rigiita.
no special privileges on sccouufflj
progressing. U
Air. Maynard moved thfl
srwornin. Pending the
squabble ensm and, during whieK
had occasion to say to Afrltf[
York# “The ildfl
Ndw York are not ren
“Very well, sir *4 will leave ®
t# be decided by the reccwd.^ 1 '
Mr. Upvrn. from the Election
pr<»oeeded to argue in favor of the resol
tiot^ that neither Hunt nor Menard were
entitled to a scat.
i' Mrr Kerr argned rn favor of tihe
reppr|,thatJ9uut was entitled to the seat.
The first vote was on the minority reporj,
ctqcjlariiigi f kai Hunt was elected and de»
feated—**ayes 41, nsys 126. The next on
Haines’ amendment, seating Menard, was
defoate'd—-5T to 130.
; now moved that the whole
isubject^theJ#|ble. . GwrM with
*,.^»y;isiop r . , . < a
Mrr Dawson movod>that Jones and Mh
usrd be allowed twenty-five hundred dollars
each to pay the expenses of their 1 contest.
Afr. KdrP rtibveif ttr include Hunt.
Mr. Dawes accepted the ampndmeut, bjut
yielded to Mr. Chanler for a personal ex
planation regarding the difficulty between
himself and the Speaker, .
A resolution paying the Louisiana con
testants $2,500 each, was passed.
A resolution is pending directing ah in-
*
Washington were about l>eiug,^e ( l,iverea to
Gen. R. E. Lee. .Recess,
Housgi—Mr. Boutwell reported a bill
the hill removing the
disabilities of the act of July t. 1868.
The Louisiana election was resumed.
The resolution directing the President to
transmit immediately a copy of
stitntiihftd NinendimMits to the Legis
latnres, meeting objection, went over.
General Grant wisited the House to-day
and sent for Boat well, with whom' he had a
long convtrsati<m regarding Georgia, Vir
gina, Mississippi and Texas. He also con
versed with Mr. Bingham, and afterwards
with members generally, who gathered
around him.
General Grant’s father and sister have
arrived*
General Grant opposes unseating the
Georgia representatives,' and the postpone
uiooUof the Georgia matter by the ReCon-,
struction Committee is atlribated to hia in
ur* ■
fluence. *■
Gvneral Young, a member of Congress
from Georgia, and who has warm personal
relations with General Grant, had an inter*
viewfWth ssh 1# nf>t regaf«ag%dn|
ff<l sm<wL Mhrd rant
gress eould not get around recognizing
Georgia as a State in tlie Union, and that
he himself iwaa opposed to interfering with
her at all. General Grant’s visit to M*.
Bout well this moruing grew out of this
interview.
It i» stated that McCulloch and Brown
ing have resigned, their resignations to
take effect on Monday.
I’hc Senate passed .. suffrage amend
ment v Jt now gi»es to the State Senate
legislatures.* It confers do right on ne
groes to hold olßffce.' ~
Fsbrcart 38.—The Kansas Legislature
has adopted the fifteenth amendment.
Washington, March I. —A delegation of
■ Southern Gen
Grant to-day, Mr. the Chair
loyal peopje PI the S<»»th ly his aduiiuistra
tion, and to acquaint him with rit« condition
of affairs %pd wants of the people in those
Spates, and their indulgence of the hope that
this secti-. m won id bs remembered by him
in the seMctiou of his Cabinet.
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: Gen. Grant in his reply staled that he was
glad to receive them, and assured them that
Under his administration he would endeav'
or to have affairs satisfactorily conducted '
in TfrcSq?th, but gave no iutimaticn as to
what hib intention Was in reference to a
member of the Cabinet from that section.
He stated that military mature in the
assigned to duty who were in sympathy
'‘with the administration.
In reply to a question as to whether Gen.
Sheridan won Id bs placed in command at
New Orleans, be stated that that officer
would probably remain for the present in
the West, where he had been so successful
'jn qu 1 ing It.d au diS’.urhanee .. * ..
w— m9,v —~~——- ■ * --*di
F«reig» Market**
LiviWttoL, March 2—X«*on.
n tu *.
«i^nJpi t s from
i*7 .’J* ,1 bales.
Bombay saw «*■»
TBatfP *Hfr rnoon *
■*frti®P andtWwc**®*^ B^
R e d Western Wheat, 9»/Iu; corn,
old, 81* 6d; new 80s 3d.
Liverpool, March 2-Evenin*.
ealee 5,000 l * x
Pwm-Coloneluj.
ablest lawyer# of West Georgia, dl«<f aOi?#
residence in this place on Monday morning 1 ,
w^npi
Cofom-l Fs age waWbo^^ty^tw^rears
|g. y
after'%
By beloved Father LE--
Bears ami three- mbnt b|,
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Comm 1 |<U *B|&
Act of #»y office.BßK^2" /o ,wj«gjj|B
1869 Jf‘n- 27,
■ They
of RcceivenMtfilA—freesfnr Counfv. I
gent” pers,fgurt of Ordinary at ChnintHß-* *
others acts, fv.ett-, has auplieddUSl^L-
A_s soon as and valuation tiMthweat
ContnissioVy>rs wMbe same at
Gran.l and Pstitf, 1809, at pT' b * vr "
weeks of the ensuing lhatabnl»li«»n L
Superior Court, ai requnßr . I>t
act. JB c y Clib 1 ***«*«'”
The Clerk will enter this Order on thc'lfe
and furnish the Sheriff with copies for service afe
each of the Commissioners, arid hfe \4iTl serve them
without delay. This order is also directed to be
published twice iu the Southern newspaper.
J. M CLARK, .1. S. C., h- W. C.
A true'extract from the Minutes of Decatur Supe
rior Court, this March Ist. 1868. • -»
G. A. PADRICK, Clerk.
March 4th..’69* <■ 4t>2t. , ;i ,
MORTGAGE SHERIFF'S SALE,
WILL be sold before the Court House doer in
tbe town of Bainbringe between the usual
hours of sale on the first Tuesbay in May next, the
following property to wit: • 1
One lot of land number 248 in tbe 14th District,
containing 196 acres. levied on as the property of
James D, Smith to satisfy one superior Court, Mrrt
gage fi fa. O iver M, Petit vs James D. Smith,
property pointed out ir. deed of Mortgage.
Also, one h>t of land in the town of Bainbridge,
containing six acres, and Isninded as follows: on the
East by premises owned by ' tUfm. Cheever/bH We
North by premie* s owned by Bates, -West by pteUi
ises owned by George W. Lewis, and South by
premises owned by A. P. Belcher and V. TANARUS, Broom,
levied on as the property of James fe Floyd to sat
isfy on# Superior Court Mortgage fi fa. P, Evans\b
J. E. Floyd, property pointed out in deed of M.jt
gage.
9- £• WAUGH, Sheriff. *
March 4tl», 1869, 4p-Bw, '
DECATUR SHERIFF'S SALES.
WILL be Hold on the firstThesday in Afn ti Next
before the Court House door of said eohntjd
the following property, to-wit.* »-V msmbl
One dwelling hou.-e and lot in thfe town of Bain
: bridge known as the place where Jcjhh H. thxdt how
livcsji’bbunded as follows*' Eiist by prdMfrty owned
by estate of D. P Hines; North by Water street,
West by property owned by Jambs H. Colbbrt. and'
South by Broughton street. Levied hih to tothfy
three Justice Court fi fa’s; in faVor ofW.'R- Bell vs
V. T. Broom and W. A Ellis, and one Jdstice Conit
fl fa in favor of W. Oi Harrell vs V. t. BtObtn;
Daniel Humphry, JatAes Blount, and WV A. Ellis.
Levy made and returned to mew M: Hahn, con
stable- • w
| Also one hbhab and lbt
containing two acres more or leas, > and know a* the
f place,where Dixon Perry formerly-Jived. Levied
to satisfy one Superior Court fi fa in favor of O, X*
Crawford vs. Dixon Periy. Property pointed out/by
JBityFp Attorney. s*, Ur>‘> *wt! a W ot nia.l
Also. 25 acres of lot of laud number 140 te the"
19th district. Levied on to satrfy one Superior
Court &fa in favor of Micbai Sw’cord vs Jaehu*"M V*
th», also another in favor of W. 0. Fleming, Jmf *'
Donalsun, administratorsxirvestote of Wm William#
deceased vs Josb«nil4<wtin 4k-Jacob' BBotint. ic-iovei i .
Also, three-fttfoHboal *fotyr*No’ti : 286, Bl; 82 and
--Decatur coupty^
Jones to satisfy Tonr Superior and one Covaty Court
fi fa's in favor of 8> L. Belcher vs H. F. CtOud, EfUl
Jones, and F. M. Cloud, M. Swicord vs Ellias Jont#
and T. J. Bell, 8. W. Patterson vs Petei* Mi Gldfol
-and Elias Jonedj- Beabam tftasett vftJfeMtitf? Cloud
Elias Jonea and Drury R&mba, Kxt>. vs Peter M.
Cloud and Ellas Jones- o ■ytr / l
Also, lots of land NoV. 226, 156. 165, 114. 116,
all in the2Q&fod>stiict fiODecptor Count*!
half intermt it two brick stage wulsf atmJoiLpn
which fhey stAndt and one wdrWMn® more house and
Water stroet and embraced between hotel lot and
West street, alsOyVaCant lot# 69,7$ »nd7l in survey
*of said city, and part of lot No. 72 in said city, lying
ißouth-%est of a street running diagonijMJcroas said
not towards Arn t*triHMqpge. Also part 4f lot No, 8
according to survey of said‘ city, containing one*
fourth of an acre more or less to satisfy- g >
peiior Court fi fa's, in favor of A. A- Allen wfgjtfohn
Harrell, W. W. Harrell and John T. Hnrrellfef|,W.
Whigham vs John Harrell. John M.
Hutchins, D. P. Hutchins Adm’r and Jobnnlnlll.
Joeiah B. Butler vs John Harrell and John T. Har
rell. Osteen. McGoWrick A Cos., vs John HarreH.
John W. Osteen vs John Harrell. Osteen & Davis
vs J ihn Harrell. Officers of the Court vs D. P.
Hutchins, D. P. Hutchins adm’r and John Harrell.
H. M. Beach vs John Harrell and John TANARUS, Harrell.
Ira W. Sanborn Kxt’r, vs John HarreH s and two
County Court fi fa’s James A. Butts vs John Harrell.
Also, lots of land No's 292, 294,294, 296, 296 nod
329, ail in the 15th district of Decatur County.
Levied (Mi .as the property o Jesse M. Davis to aptis
fy several Superior Court fi fa’s in fovor bt Nathan
famimttßirfpififriaf
Davi<fW fhmSSf Brtk&JsMmFk,k!mJtklitaNa
20th Use t and one bouse and k>t in Batn
bridge bounded on the Aorth by Planters street. East
; by lot owned by John Adams, Sooth by lot own -by
DJ. Dickinson, and Wes# by lot ownedby Wm G.,
Broom, Levied on as the property of John O. Perry
t:» satisfy one Superior Court li fa., in favor ofil. H
Butler, v# R. TlWeat hers John 0, Perry. . ”
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J CHESORCrS SPILLER
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nPHE Citizens of Bainbridge and vicinity are resp* ctfullv I *1
l arid SHOE STORE, At the otd vtand Os VAUGHN & StWW. JtTrel
trade'with BOOTS and SHOES of all descriptions, from tbe heaviest BROGAN Ji) the e . , ‘ t GAITLK *
IKKor awpq ilhies v in fU - pose fsSofc p
bought br taken fit exchange for GO )DB. Call and examine my SiOCK of 800 IS and SHOt> btfor*
purdhasing elsewheie as you will save money by it. I*
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Pommission merchants
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Will buy and sell Cotton, and order Flou* , j
Bacon, Corn &c.. on cottmsi&dtMt;''
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a«G t and Mutfcw ..j i** ,>* ,vwi]a»l ,tisAi r.-oWwv' ,|niihfl #w!*
. , :“TOMSW3SIWf« MERCHANTS "
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1 i Vi t "ll* < h * f , 'l *Vf iiiw AWE DEALERS IN ' ‘ ;n 1 »*'•!>* • *
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DRY 000DS, OBOCaSBIBS, HARDWARE. BOOTS, SHOfe AC. AC-. AP-. *O
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WATER STREET, BAINBRIDGE, GEOItGIA:
oo „lcm to, Code'
and other Country Produce. - ,
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GEORGIA —Decatur County.
-’IOURT JOF ORDINARY at Chambers, March
U Ist, 1869,James E. Swanson has applied for ex
emption and setting apart and valuation of home
stead; mid I will pass upon the same on the 11th day
of March 1869 at my office.
r JOEL JOHNSON, Ord’y.
March 4, 1869. 46-2 w
GEORGlA—Decatur County.
Ordinary at Chambers, March Ist, 1869.
\J J. A. Boycehas applied for exemption person
alty and setting apart anct valuation of homestead,
and j yyjlh yam upon the 6amein Bainbridg on |hp
i Ord’y.
!' March 4, ’69. 45-2 t.
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GEORGIA —Decatur County.
riOURT OF ORDINARY at Chambers, February
\J the Ist, 1869, J. A. Proffit A Brother has applied
for exemption and setting apaH and valuation of
homestead, and I will pas#Upon the same on the 7th
day of March, 1869, at my office iu Rainbridge.
■* JOEL JOHNSON, Ord'ry.
_ Feb. ,25, 1869, 44-2 w
nStMlCll—Becntor Canty.
UT Court of Ordinary at Chambers Feb 18.1869
Alexander Wiley bas applied for exemption of per
sonalty and setting apart sad valuation of homo
stead, and 1 %ill pass upon the sum# at Bainbridge,
on the 4th day of March, 1869. at my office. w
rT 1 1 JOEL JOHNSON, Ord’y.
U-'lm
GEORGIA -Dtsatier fanaty. . f
Court’of Ordinary at Gimadieri Fek 19, JB6p.
W. B. Bell,' has applied for exemption of
ssrai gti.^isigiegis!^Biat»
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GEORGIA —Decatur County.
rpC ’all wfubia *it? i
JL Emily W. Monroe having in proper form
tome for permanent letters ot admin i#tratiuu on
the estate of G. W. Monroe, late of mid county
decrased, this is to cite all and sihgntcr the credit'
ors and next' Os kin of (J. W. Monroe to be
op|<ear at my office within the thus a I lowed by I**<
and show cause, if any fetiey can, why perm* neut
tetters of administration should not be granted t®
John T. and Emily W. Monroe. Witness my b»0“
and official signature.
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March A ’69. 45-80d>
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r\N the first Monday in April next, I w 11 #PPW
of said countytor *
ord,r imfolem Brown, HxccutrasyW i
inf MIHQflnNnMt of -wm. Bwwvu, •dcctoPjPj
to make me title* to lot. of .land, No’s.
in the 27th district of said county. The
and heim, and all perrons concerned Are required »|
appear at that tin* and % ‘Wr objection iff 1 !