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; gfte j»OWtIuKU jNn. OA.. Afßlt U» B - i '? local 7.1H1.1W* p - °- 6a ’ Ap,il 13, 1868 ' p. m. “tS’. •*.. 12M . .* A. m. urday* »*'■ •• • a nd Fridays at 10 A. M. .lachicola. • • JJ f the from BA. M. <m so^ B ,r ° m 8 “ ’clock, A. M. 8. J. CLOUD, P. M. ~7^7Zdegcriptio n for at itionary of «v ry A> BUTT S & CO. .. , X «*>«>>y Mr 0D l Up'«r*™tion ofthekmdia»«;. Not.cc idYertinement altroad Seetlng.-The citiwns are requested ne etstthe Court House on Monday night for purpose of devising means to raise the necessary i6 to build the Bainbridge, Cuthbert and Colum- Railroad. Every one is invited, the ladies espe ly. We hope to see a good turn out. Let Bain ge take the first step, other towns will soon >w; fa 4 The Advertlscments. Kind reader bea r i uk while we call your attention to the necessi f reading the advertisements. First as a matter information you should read them There are nany things to be learned by frequently perus the advertising columns of tjie newspapers, w many thousands are daily learning the way to k.'Butts & Cos., by their large and attractive ad liatment to be found in another column. lak (tty Saloon.—lt will be observed by refer :e to another column, that Me-srs. B. F. Colbert rother keep their bar well supplied .with choice |ors &c. They, are-lully up to the times, and w that the best way to secure a good run of Itu.- is to keep nothing but the heft ounce lion with their bar, they have a first class ,rd saloon, where gentlemen can ‘‘while an laway” of an evening, very pleasantly. Mike. ■ays on hand with his smiling face, to welcome # Be gentlemen also give notice to those who Blehted to them to come forward and settle, as' Kh money to ran their machine ■•nil. -We lmd the pleasure of meeting jm Knctura on Tuesday last the Hon. B. F. Bruton . pr from this district who has just returned from ■a. and Mr E. W. Peabodi of Columbus, Mr |dy is a special agent of the Universal Life In fee Company. The Company he represent* is a neoue, and we advise any of our citizens who to insure their lives, to avail themselves of Opportunity offered. |h B. F Rr.utoci, will please accept our thanks. |c following public.documents: Reports of the • roller General Treasurer, and the joint Cota e on the Western and Atlantic Railroad. w Is the Tine Is (Set Your Life Insured* —Mr. I Peabody & special agent of the Universal Insurance Corny any. wiil be in our city fora lays. The company Mr. Peibody represents is if the strongest there is in existence, and offer pemenls superior to any others. Mr P , wish -1 establish local agencies in every town in iwestern Georgia and Florida. He can gener ic found at the Drug Store of J. A. Butts & Cos ■bridge District meeting.—'This Meeting pneed in our city on yesterday, Bishop Pierce Hng. Several eminent divines are in atten* BualUed (v Jail, —John Roach, a colored Burglariously entered, on the night of the 26. ■arch last, the store house of John W. D- Ban. and then and there, feloniously took and ■ 1 away thirty dollars in greenbacks, and B boxes of sardines and a quantity of crackers. ■was arrested the next day. carried before his H* A. K- Whitfield Notary Public, when he up and returned the stolen money. He Bought hers by Mr. J. C. Braswell, and placed KfcrWg*- Wbat Strangers Think of it.^Te ■gentleman the other day, who had trave ed Bvely through the South recently and in the; ■of convention asked him what he tllo’t of and people. Ho replied that he never met Hr hospitable set of people in his life, and so far Bness was concerned, he had seen more signs. B m °re aclivity on the part of the merchants, Be community generally in Bainbridge and Br, Georgia, than in any towns he had travel Bough It is really encouraging that gentle- Bho know, should speak thus of us. WV trust Bur business men will push khead, and not B flourishing little city lose the reputation it Bined. for selling goods cheap, and paying ■irices for cotton. Bainbridge ought to (con- Bd has to a great extent) all the trade of the ■tiding counties It would pay our merchants F em l >,o y » competent man this fall, to can ■l the counties in Florida, bordering on the Bh,cola river, a. the trade oftfiat section is Bo come thu way, or go to Columbus. Baiu- B>eing their nearest market, if even half an B made our merchant? can secure the entire Bf a those counties, which they will find to Bmall item. If the Columbus. Cuthbert and ■idge railroad is built, (and we donut doubt Bit it will be,) the citizens of Bainbridge have B*.r power to make this, second to no city in Bro or Southwest Georgia. • * t’rr* e - p » r a* i-t K,,. h w “ W ““ pleawnta, any one ■ unpon n, Th T '*"' Ttb *‘ ">V Bug t h e d ._ * ar?e OR,tO on the square Btl foliage Tk nt rtret,t# ’ aJe cl »‘hed with land around f « W Vaca »* B hare noticed Z* , ® okin ? f »*h. W « "*« .re in T' "'T ,hat Mrtain and "virgin’s bower tITT **** hMiey * I""'-; .•—* - "" Ire rer'r- ,h *‘ spri ° g B long. Cbttpi °S the ■ “ h, ” d - movement of IJ, S* Troops.—Company “D” 7th I U. S Infantry, Maj. A. S. Cole.comraauding/ pass. ' ed through this place on Monday last enroute for Tallahassee, wheie they will join their regiment, and from thence proceed to Nebraska Drowsed.- We have received information thro’ Mr. M. Hahn, constable, that a colored mart in the employ of Mr. M. F. Perry; was drowned in Rock Pond, about fifteen miles from this place on Tues day last. Mr. Hahn did not learn tho name of the drowned man, or any particulars concerning the drowning. ~ ,ißt i - Coart.— Justice Swearingen had as loot ley a crew of reprobates him on Sat urday, as ever were arraigned before any tribunal. We cannot describe them better than in the fol lowing effusion of some chap : “Some were black and some were blacker And some were the color of brown tobaco.” Also, some f«jw “white trash.” It seems tbgit a little copper-colored whelp, calling himself Pete was the cause of most of the arrests. Peet has been suspected for some timte of taking money -from different stores. Policeman Andrews having an eye on him caught the young hopeful the other day tucken money what he noed did't blong to him. Pete/eased up but gave the names af half a dozen others, who he said had prompted him to do it, and that he divided with them. Although Pete had acknowledged his guilt, he had contfte) to de fend him. Hnring the examination of witnesses Pete took his seat behind the door to hide from the gaze of those present. After the examination of the witnesses, the counsel prosecuting got up, and opened with some terrific blows on Peite, branding him as an infamous viliian, thief &c. Having a curios l ty to see what impression these would have upon him, we walked aroand and look-j ed behind tho door; when lo! to our surprise, j, , found him with his head thrown back against I wall, mouth wi(le open, and sleeping, a PP a |Hff as sweetly as ar innocent babe, and coutiriuf'ftl * do so through the whole of the argument. Y7ate, counsel for the defence not having noticed ■»■'« being asleep, frequently, during the argumenty called upon the justice to look upon his innocent and youthful fade. Pete was sent as a recruit tol Harrell’s chain brigade. There not being evidence suffleien his accomplices they\wss dismissed. jjJpanityßf A har looking casetßP*!jP^? ,^n County, Fla., andof Harrell, was charged with cheating If seems he had aflct of “Confed.” blue backs on hand at the surrender which he did Dot like to loss, or he may have thought they were still good, so he goes to an old widow woman, who didn’t know “B” from a •calfs foot,’ and proposed to’buy her horse offering a price for the same; the old woman thinking she was getting a large sum for her cretur accepted, he pays her in ‘confed’, mounts his ill gotten gain, and goes on-his way rejoicing; but was soon overhauled. The old woman being perfectly satisfied after getting her horse back and receiving fifty dollars as a compro mise, failed to appear against him. So he was turned loose, and, will probably soon, be looking after some other person who can neither read or write, to practice the same game upon. A Card, Messrs. Editors.-- Can you inform the public whose little bobtail poodle it was, that barked so furiously in the last issue of the Argus, and sent up such a piteous wail about our Ordinary? Was he really vicious, or barking simply to hear himsolf? Some have concluded that it was au individual, who was trying to ape the frog, that swelled ‘and swelled until he collap-ed. Or possibly, it may be after all, that he has been playing the “Ass in the Lionsskin, with bisears sticking out, and when he opened his mouth, betrayed iris pedigree to all the other quadrupeds. If you Civu determine the species to which* he properly belongs, whether poodle, frog or ass, you will coufer a special favor on the subscriber. T. M. O. D. Oeuerul Items* Hon. Charles O’Conor has been elected President of the New York law. institute, iu place of James T. Brady; deceased. The Fifveenth Amendment. The follow*, ing states have already ratified* the Fif teenth Amendment: Kansas, Louisiana, Nevada, West Virginia, Illinois, Wisconsou, Michi gan, Maiue, South Carolina, Arkansas. The War department has been the means of restoring a truant husband to his wife. The women applied for a petition, supposing her iiusban drowned, and whs directed to his place of consealment in Tennessee. The Horse That Won’t Drink.— The Radical spoilsmen have taken General firant dpwn to the water; but he won’t dn'uk. He shakes his head, as much as to say “Don’t you see that I gan’t reach the water till you take off the bridle of Tenure-of Office law?” Aud they are beginuiug to see it. True— An exchange says: “A set of dir ty dogs from Vermont, Massachusett Rhode Island and other parts of the North, have gone into Georgia, aud are pe titioning Congress as ‘Union men of Geor gia,’ Before they left the North they were next door to paupers—many of them were the meanest sort of political vermiu.” A Sea of Snakes.— We understand that Capt Kiifield, of (he Steamer Mexico, when iff fortugas, on hiß last trip, Steamed for two hours and a half through a tangled mass*of snakes of all sizes and colors. Where these niy raids’ of snakes jame from, and whither .bound., are questions for the scientific to* answer.— N. O. Times, Masonic Conventiow —The Americua Re publican says the Deputy Grand Master Brother D. *N. Austin has decided to hold the Convention of Masters, and past Masters F. A -M.’s of the Ist Mausonic District- of the State of Georgia iu that city at 2 p. m., Thursday, the Bth of April, The.Brethern "f the different Lodges are respectfully invited and expected to attend. The number of newsepapers in the South ern States is as. follows ; Texas 114; Louisi ana 94; Alabama 81; Arka»rsaK4B; Florida 23; Georgia 96; North Carolina 65; South Carolina 62; Kentucky 79; Mississippi 76; Tennessee 82. Massachusetts Radicals are so elated at securing two Cabinet offices* with the pro babilty of a foreign mission or two, that they aae fairly facetious over their good luck. The Boston Traveller says that “New England is getting a good share of roast beef and plumb pudding, while New York has to put op with Fish- Weekly Review of the Bainbridge Market* OFFICE Cft? THE SOUTHERN SUN,- 1 Bainbridor April .at, 18BS) J Gknehal Remarks —During the past week busi ness has been only tolerable fair, the most of the trade b^nsconfined to the city. We presume that business will dontinue dulf"until the farmers are through planting. Cotton.—Very little offering prices have declined we qoute Middling .....25@2'l Low Middling 25<&251 Good Ordinary ...24^4^ Ordinary.-. . 23® Flour.—We quote superfine, SB.OO. v Extra, s9@ 12. Double Extra, $12@13. Fancy, 12® 16, Bacon.—Very little in market prices have slight ly advanced. We quote. Clear sides, 21@2- cents RibcU sides, 20@21 cents. Shoulders, 17- cents Choice Sugar cured hams. 23@25 cents. Mess pork, prime, S2B per barrel. ‘ Rick.— We quote 10@*16: retail. Salt.—Single Sack $2 76. * Molla^ses.—We quote 60 cents, pei gallon by the barrell. Corn. —The demand has boen exceedingly good, though prices have not advanced, itj is selling at $125 per bushel, Jr y . 4 » _ HILOPEN! Ihildreni 1809, jp to Scalds and Burns,” r fog to all painful wounds, &c,”. jfie to all Sores, Ucers. Ac.” m ercKrnißN salve ■ll Jfmost extraordinary salts ever known. Its Lgjev of Soothing and Healing for Cuts, Burns, ‘Bruises, Sores. Ulcers, Chapped Hands and Skin, for Sore Nipples, for Piles &C, —is without a par allel One person says of it, ‘I would not be with out a Box in my House, if it cost $6 00, or I had to travel all the way to New York for it.” —New York Evening News. Sepet. 5. All Druggists in BAINBRIDGE sell it, ‘‘COSTAR'S” Standard Preparations ARE HIS BEAUTIFIER! THE Bitter-Sweet and Orange Blossomd. fff“ One Bottle, $1 oo—Three for $2.00, HIS “Costar’s” Rat, Roach, Ac., Exterminators. “Costar’s” Bed Bug Exterminators. “Costar’s” (only pine) Insect Powder. “Only Infallible Remedies known.” “18 years established in New York.” \‘2,000 Boxes and Flasks nmmi'actiired daily.” “ ! ! ! Beware! ! ! of spurious imitations.” “All. Druggists in BAINBRIDGE sell them*” Address “COSTAR,” 10 Crosby st., N Y. or, John F. Henry,(succesors to)l)emas Barnes&Co.. 21 Park Row, N. Y Sold in BAINBRIDGE, GA., by Dr. J A. BUTTS & CO. [Feb. 25th, ’69.-44 ly. JACOB BORN, PRATICAL HARNESS MAKER, . BAINBRIDGE, GA. SHOP on West street in vea-.of Henderson’s Fur niture Store, and nefct dour to Cumming's Pho tograph. Gallery. All kinds of Harness repaired or mrtde to order, in the neatest and most substantial style. A 'splendid lot of Saddles. Bridles. Sole and Upper Leather always on hand, which he offers to the public at extremely low figures for CASH. March 11th. 1869. * 46 6m THE ESTEY ORGANS, FOR PARLORS, HALLS, AND CHURCHES, Combine more perfections than any others in the market. The manufacturers have invented and applied more valuabe improvements, during the last twenty yearsthan-any other in the land. The Patent Vox Humana Tremolo,—a wonderful imitation of the tremolo of the huqmn voice, pronounced by the most eminent organists and organ builders the only perfect expression stop ever invented. The .Patent Harmonic Attachment.—An octave couple/., which doubles the power of the in strument without increasing its size. The Patent Manuel Sub-Base.— An octave of independent bass reeds of great power which are played with the ordinary keys. The Patent Vox Jubilant.—A new and beautiful stop, giving a style of music hitherto un attained in reed instruments. These Organa .are superior to all others in quick articulation—round, pipe-like tone—sweet ness and.power. Thay have received nearly , oxe HtJH • dred First Premiums overall competitors. They are endorsed by the highest musical authori ties. ; ..' v -v - ■ ■■■■ ■ Send for Illustrated Circular. PIANO FORTES. The subscribers also offer to the public an assort ment of beautiful Piano Forts—elegant rosewood cases—full iron frame—overstrung bass—french grand action, etc., at moderate prices and fully warranted* For circulars and full particulars address G. G. SAXE & ROBERTSON, 417 BHOME STREET, NEW YORK. March 11th, 1869. ,46-ly. ‘'Vermont Spring” Watef, Justly celebrated as a, remedy- for Scrofula , Cancer, Bright « Disease, and other Kidney AJfeUimui, the worst forms’of Cufantout Dmamst Rheumatism, JSetqal* Complaints, and all impurities of the blood. The bottles'are marked: “Yrrmont Spring, Saxb & Cos., Sberdok, Vt.“ For sale by the principal Druggists. Pamphlets, with certificates from eminent physi cians aud others, sent free. 8A I E A C<* „ 4X7 BrocmDtrest, NEW YORK. March llth, 1809. 4f-ly mW. A. DAVIS & CO., WATER STREET, Bainbridge, Georgia, daily airiVing^f, atten^°nos *P urchaßei « to their large and carefully selected STOCK, now in store, and AND FANCY DRY GOODS groceries, Clothing , Hr Jfats, tfaps, kt„ I "? UI bought to this Market. The LADIES arc especially : : V !\ 001>H is Cbmp'.ete. consisting of, LENDS, FRENCH E 1 MUSLINS, PRINTS and GINGHAMS. for selliog the best GOODSin the market A T THE LO WEST B " antrexamine our stock before purchasing elsewhere. [Mar-11-46-am. • 3 <HTY STASLIS . w. Si. RUTHERFORD, SITUATED HI REAR OF THE SHARON HOUSE, >1 GEORGIA. CARRIAGES and WAGONS, lo hire at all timeg with' or Fine Horses and Mules always on hand for Sale or Exchange. February 11th, 1869. * 42 _ tf NEW STO E! NEW GOODS! LOW PRI3ES! BAINBRIDGE BOOT AND SHOE STORE A dEbßdl! SPELLER. THE citizens of Bainbridge and vicinity are respectfully informed that I have opened a regular BOOT and SHOE SIORB, at the old *tund of VAUGHN & GIBSON, where 1 am prepared to supp’y the trade with ROOD'S and SHOES of all descriptions, from the heaviest BROGAN to the smallest GaTTKR . Ihave al so a lot of CrKOC ERIBS that I will dispose of at very low figures. Country produce bught or taken in exchange for GOODS. Call and examine my STOCK of BOOTS- and SHOES before 'prehaumg elsewhere as you wiltsave money by It. ' -18 43-6 m U. I. Bill I DO,, WARE-HOUSE Commission Merchants BAIKBKIBG®. 680K51 A. • • Will buy and sell Cotton, and order Flour, Bacon, Corn &c., on commission, February 11th, 1869. . 42—ly. m ■ A. DAVIS. - K H. L. BARNETT. ‘WITS A. DAVIS & CO,, COMMISSION MERCHANTS | * - * i |v ' . * - \ L -z' * <’f • ' > 1 4j * -1 If ! M m M AND DEALERS in : , mu. : -smm DRY GOODS, GROCERIES, HARDWARE, BOOTS, SHOES, &C., &G. f &G., &G. WATER STREET, BAINBRIDGE* GEORGIA. gTSigbt Drafts on Savannah and New York, always on hand. Pay the highest market prices for Cotton and other Country Produce. * . . 4o_tf February 11, 1 869. CAMPBELL (^NE y S AND COUKSELORS AT LAW, AND in (Sfytiitg, qi»'«CT J. X. L. LINIMENT! Is an infalible cure for Toothache, Sore-throaty Coughs and Coflds, Piles, Bites of Insects, &c. Try a buttle, if H does not give satisfaction, the^money Bainbridge, Georgia. Feb. Mtb, '€l. 44^tf. I Opera Flannels, FOR Ladies and Childrens Sacks, all. Colors, now in store and lor sale hy T. B. HUN NEWELL & CO. A New SOUTHERN NOVEL. EJ. HALE & SONS. Murray Stttet, New York, • will publish'in a few days, “Minor Piace,” a taleof Southern Life, by a Lady of Tennessee, a na tive of Alabama* 1 volume, 12-mo ; price $1.50. Orders solicited. Sent by mail, post-paid, op re ceipt of the price. March 25,1809. 48-3 t SILK and STRAW GOODS, JUST RECEIVED a fine assortment of Ladies and Childrens Straw, Felt and Plush, also, Ribbcn Triinmings,. Velvet Braids, Artificial Flo-ers &,o for sale very low by T. B; HUNNEVVELL & CO. BLANKS. A LARGE lot of Declarations, and other Tegal Blanks for sale at this Office; |£rgal gotitts. GEORGlA—Decatur County. PPO nil whom it may Concern' John T. and jL Emily W. Monroehaving in proper form applied to uje roi permanent fetter* of administration oit the‘<sstate of G. W Mofirdb, istc of said county duel-used, this is to cite all! and trlngnlrr the credit ors amt neJLt o*f kin of <3. W. Monrde to* lie aud oppenr at i*y-office within the time allowed by law,, and show cause, if any they can, why permanent letters of administration should not be granted tb John T and Emily ty. Monroe. Witness 10} baud and official signature. JOEL JOHNSON, CWry. • March 4, ’69. 46-BUU. • GEORGlA—Decatur County* ON the first Monday in April next, 1 w 11 apply to the Court of Ordiuary of said county lor aft order, to compell Absolem Brown, Executor es the lastAVill and.Testament of Wm. Brown, deceased, to make me titles to Jots of htud No’s. 208 and 209 ill the 27th district of said county. The Executor and heirs, and all persons Concerned are required »o appear at that time and hie their objection if any they have, J. S. DARTER Feb. 11th, 1860, .. 42-60d. T Court of Ordinary ut Chaml*rs Feb. Ist. .1869 Martin Brock, Guardian of tlHMiiiuor children of Barney Cumbre, having applied to the Court of Or dinary of Raid county.'for a disehaigc fipm hi# Guardianship of said minors persons and-property— and prays that John Moldy and John R Brock be appointedas such Guardians, This is therefore to cite all persons concerned to show cause, if any, why said' Martin Breek should not lie dismissed from his Guardinship Given under my hand find official signature. JOEL JOLNSGN. Ord’y. Feb. 14th, 1868. 42-40d. MORTGAGE SIIEItIFF’S SALE. WILL be sold before the Court House door in the town of Bainbringe between the usual hours ot sale on the first Tutsbay.in May next, the following property to wit: One- lot of land number 248 in the 14th District, containing 19(5 acres. Levied on as the property of James 1), Smith to satisfy one superior Court, Mo t gage fi fa. O iver M. Petit vs James O. Smith, property pointed out in deed of Mortgage. Also, one lot qf land ip the town of Bainliridge, containing six acres, and bounded as follows: ou the East by premises owned by Wm. Cheever, on tjie North by premis s owned by Bates, West hr prem ises owned by George W.‘ Lewis, and South by premises owned by A. P. Belcher and V. T. Broom, levied on as the property of James E Elo'yd to sat isfy one Superior Court Mortgage fi fa. P, Evans v* J. E. Floyd, property pointed out in deed of M< rt -8»80- H. B. WAUGH, Sheriff. March 4th, 1869. • 46-Bw. DECATUR SHERIFF’S SALES. WILL' be sold on the first Tuesday in April next liefore the Court House door of said county, tire following property, to-wit Lots of land Nos. 226, 166, 166, lt4 and 115, all in the 20th District of Decatnr coun ty, also, One-half interest in one brick store house and . lot in the town of Bajnbridge, it being lot No. 9, embraced between hotel lot and brick store now occupied by Anderson, Zeigler & Cos., fronting on Water street, also, vacant lots, known as lots Nos. 69, 70 and 71. according to the survey of the city of Bainbridge, part ol lot, No 72, in said town, lying Southwest, of a street running diagonally across said lots to Arnett’s bridg.-. Also, part of vacriut lot, No. 8, according to city survey, containing one-fourth of an acre morepr less. Levied on to satisfy one Superior Court fi fa in favor of Abram B. Belcher, Guardian, for Jabefc Martin vs. John Harrell and Joh-h T. Harrell. Also, lots of land No’s. -99, 127 , 222. 268, 288, 272, 262. in the 14th district, and lots No’s. 91, 121, 59. 155. 56. and 18 in the 16th district, also; lots No’s. 396, 37b, 13, 196 in the 21st distridt all in Decatur county. Levied ou as the property of James D. Shanks to satisfy one Superior Court fi fa in favor of William Smith vs James D Shanks. THEODORE GANDY. Dpt'y. Shr’ff. Also, lot of land. No 10, in the 15th District of said county. Levied on as the property of Marshall Dollar to satisfy one Justice Court fi fa n fav *r of G* H. Cli ‘tt and J. M. Jones vs. Marshall Dollar. Levy made and returned to me by M. Hahn. Constable. One dwelling home and lot in the town of Bain bridge known as the place where John R, Scott now lives; bounded as follows; East by property owned •by estate of D. P Hines; North by Water street. West by property owned by James H. Colbert, and South by Broughton street. Levied on to satistv three Justice Court fi fa’s; in favor of W.*B - Bell v’s V. TANARUS, Broom and VV. A Ellis, and one Justice Court fa in favor of W. G. Harrell vs V. T. Broom, ‘Daniel Humphry, James Blount, and \V. A. Eli is. Levy made and returned to me by M. Hahn, Con • stalile- Also one house and lot in the. town ofßainbridge containing two acres more or less, and know as the -place where Dixon Perry formerly lived. Levied on to satisfy one Superior Court fi fa in favor of C. Y. Crawford vs Dixon Petty. Property pointed out by Plitffs Attorney. Also. 25 acres of iot of land number 140 in the 19th district. Levied on to sstjfy one Superior Court fi fa injuvorof Michal Swicovd vs Joshua Mar tin, also another in favor of W. 0. Fleming, Juo ' Donalt Jon, administrators on estate of Win. Williams deceased vs Joshua Martin a Jacob Blount. Also, three fractional lots No’s. 236, 81, 82 and one lot No. 41, all lying iti the-2lst, district’of Decatur county. Levied on ecu the property ot Elina ’ Jones to satisfy four Superior arid one County Court fi fa’s ir. favor of S L Belcher vs K, F. Cloud, Elias Jones, And P. M. Cloud, M. Swicoid vs Ellias Jotus and T. J. Bell, S. W. Patterson vs Peter M. Cloud and Elias Jotles. Rfeuben Chason vg Peter M. Cloud Elias Jones and Drury Rainbo, Ext’r. vs Peter M. Cloud and Elias Jones Also, lots of land No’s. 22f1, 166, 165, 114. lift, all in the 20th djstiiQt of Decatur County, also oue half interest in two brick store houses and lots on which they Hand, and one Woerffen store house and iot, the same being on lots A r o 9 and JO, accoidinfe to survey of the city of Bainbridge, fronting on Water street and embraced ■ between hotel kit and West Street, also, vacant lots 69, 70 and 71 |u survey df said City, ahd part of lot No. ?2 in said city, lying South-west of a street running diagonly ocross said lot towards Arnett’s Bridge. Also part of Jot No. 8 according to survey*of said city, containing one* fourth of an acre more or Tess to satisfy several 8 > peiior Court fi fa’s, iu favor of A. 'A*Alleu vs John Harrell, W. W Hafrell and JohnT. Rsirell. M7W. Whiaham vs John Harrell. John M. Potter vs D.P. Hutchins. D. P. Hutchins Adm’r aud John Hairell. .Josiab B. Butler vs John Harrell and John T. Har rell. Osteeu, McGoklrick & Cos,, vs John Harrel . John W, Osteen Vs John Harrell, Ostten & Davis vs JAn Harrell. Officers of the Court vs D. P. Hutchins, D, .P. Hutchins adm’r and John Harrell. H. M. Beacll vs John-Harrell and John TANARUS, Harrell. Iva W. Sanborn Ext’r, vs John Harrell; and two County Court fi la’s James A. Butts vs John HarreJl. Also, lots of land Fo’s. 292, 293, 294, 295, 29t> and 329, ail in the 15th district of Decatur County. Levied on as the property o Jesse M. Davis to satis fy several Superior Couit.fi fa’s in fovor of Nathan Weed vs Osteen, Davis & Cos.. Hardlwick & Co* vs J. M. Davis, principal ants Stephen B. Weston and David A. Vason, surities. Clement A. Cheatham vs Jesse M, Davis.. Adkins & Dunham vs Osteen MeGoldrick & Cos. and Jesse M. Davis, Nathan W'eed vs Osteen, Davis & Cos. Also, Jot«-#f lands Nos. 315, 316 and 87 in the’ 20th Dis’t. and one house and lot in tlmcily of Bain bridge bounded on the Abrth by Planters street. East by lot owned by John Adams, Smith hy lot own by D J. Dickinson, and West by lot owned by Wm. G. Broom, Levied ou as the property of John O. Perry 1 1 satisfy one Superior Court fi-fa., in favor of B. H Butler, vs R. T. Weathers John 0. Perry. The Livery Stable an.d k>t in the city of Bain bridge occupied by Moses Singleton, and bounded as follows; North by BfpilghtOfi street, East by West street, South by propeitj of Casper Lewis, and West by Crawford street, said Jot containing three-fourth of an acre more or less Levied on to satisfy one justice Court fi fa iu favor of Heury Duvi*, William *Z)avis and Joseph Davis vs Harrell Wiraberley & Cos. Property, pointed hy Piaftitiff’s Attorney. Levy made and returned to me by M. Hahn Constable. *■ • h. 9. Waugh, sheriff. MatcbU,l*W- 46-lm