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O. G. GVKtiEI. Edilwrs.
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Th« following: genttemeri aw authorised to rwoeive
subacriptlons and advertlsctnenta for the Bo«tbsm
ten, and receipt ftft tlie **ftme
Qt *BOB D. OsirEtxy Dedktrfr OohteSy ,* o*»‘
t*. P. HjttTH, Savannah. Ga.
iir. Jossph Stlv*BT», Qnincj /th.
Mr. W. B. Watt*, Gordon, I.iL
Hf.NRT Lewis, Greenwood, Fla.
Washiroio* CHAjntAK,'Marianna, iha.
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BATNBftinOE. GA., APRIL 16 1606
FOR SECOND DISTRICT,
HON. NELSON TIFT,
OF DOUGH ERTY GOU NTY.
Jnmb Hill and .Joe Brown are among 1 Die
applicant* for theßuprepinJUjdgship under
thewiwtar. **-'* * ~ ~ ‘
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Yc aaf HcnH Party.—The Griffin Star advocates
the or panisation of a political party to be styl
ed as the above. The Star proposes to throw
aside all the old political “hacks” and fogies; and
eomtrinnce anew holiness. Lay down your platform
brother Speight ana Fitch, and if it is aii right,
we’ll jine the band. 4^;[.
Congress Adjourned. —Tlie Congress of
the United State* adjourn* and on last Satnr*.
day. No action was taken on Rpnmty But
lev*a Georgia bill. W« presume the Beaut
now refine to hia den, and Ret about to
concoct *ome ncheroe, to further oppress the
people of the South.
hSall in ctd e»on, (guess we can stand it all.
Diamonds in Gsorhia.— We copy from the
American Journal of Mining the following
letter from the Geologist of the General
band Office, to Chat paper, in relation to
the recent* discovery of in the
State of Georgia.
* G sol*kjh'al and Mining Gabihrt 1 .
__ s Office, [
Washington, D* C, March 23, ’69 )
E/iilon Journal of Mining. —Sir— This
office is in receipt rtf information
dTaiAoiur dfliiffftveries itv'Oeofgia
fn washing f«»r gold ii) 1 a pit by*«S*x
fefet, th ree* diamonds were found lii pile afid
o : |' wo knratanveig'ht, by persons wlib dfd not
therh, ami who were only attrracted
By their brilliancy. Till* property is ricfi :
in placer gold,'and the duiionds are of the
first water. A. R. KOSstER
Geologist, Geh.L. 0.
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The Railroad .n^eiiiif.
. If there is any question of import
ance to (ho people of our stction of the
State, it is th«v. one arising from ..an
outlook in tho direction of -a Railroad
connection between Bainbridge and C<>l
- »We must have a full and free
expression of the public sentiment at the
Railroad meeting of the 26th, to be held in
Bainbridge, of the people of lower South
western Georgia ; and when our city is to
qome in for so large a si faro df the general
good to accrue from ah inauguration of the
enterprise, it,is but right and proper tliiu
we should have a large meeting on SatfiW
day night t’ne 24th, in token of our desire t«»
sue the work speedily undertaken.
At the meeting of last Thursday nigh',
as it will be seen by reference to rho
proceedings elsewhere, a committee o'
twelve citizens—all properly holders—was
appointed to bonfer with oar municipal au
thorities in relation to the transfer of the
stock owned by the city in the Atlantic and
Gulf Railroad Comp my, to tbe Bainbridge,
Ctttbberkand Columbus Railroad Company;
and we earnestly.hope to see the transfer
consummated and upon such terms as will
be equitable, both to the city and company,
and the hutclena for an early organization
thus secured will .bg largely added to by
private subscriptions to tho captal stock, at
once. - • -
If such action is taken at once, then we
may look for the commencement of the work
of building the road by the Ist of July. If
It is not taken wo fear nothing can ho done
to seenre for onr city the advantages to be
detivod from such a course.
Stock of tile Corporators of Bain
bridge, its tbe Atlantic and Gulf
Kallroauk
Tl»« Corporation of Bainbridge in 1861,
subscribed to the Atlantic and Gulf Rail
road Company the sura of tifty thousand
dollars in city bonds, bearing seven per
cent.*interest, and payable in J 6 years. Os
Ibis'amount Ihe city authorities have dis
posed qf. forty nine shares, leaving three
hundred and fifty-one shares, stHl belong
ing to ilia city. The question we wish, so
bring before the citizens of Bainbridge is
we inrest this stock to make it
inlai-est; or a portion of i», upon
the%&kole of the original amount ? The
tax which is necessarily imposed upon onr
citizens to pay .the interest upon these
bonds is enornmutO liet us see tbe amount
tbi'v will have paid the expiration of ten
year’s —fifty thousand dollar*, ten year* at
ssv*n. pet L-cent amount* U> the huge sum of
$36,000 add the principal and we fi id a
debtVif $86,000 hanging $ff r “*»
whole of it to be paid in about eight years
The present value of the stock on hand is
kot exceeding $14,000, aud there is f£ry
little prospect of its increasing >n value, at
least for some tinip to come, it thus leaves
a balance <>f $71,000 to tie paid in clean
cash by «he Corporation, unless the stock
can be so invested as to make it pay some
thing.
It has licen suggested, (and we think the
id*-a a very good one) that we stibscr b •
the amount of stock now on hand to tie*
jßainbridge, Cnihbert and Columbus Rail*.
jroadt-ffiekSloGtk'tu-bo TaketV Uyutiem at fifty
jeents
jit would be far better to do ibis, than to
let Hie Stock lie idle, even if it-did not
pay a div.ideu4-iu ten years. By the com**
pietioii *4" th|s‘ Rond, the population of onr
fa
perry Would eTihrutrce in value. and the- bur*
densome tax we now have to pay would be
comparatively light ; for the reason Thai We
would have so many more among us to help
pay it.
We have been assured by some of the ac
tive workers in behalf of this Road, that if
the Corporation will snbscribe the stock i;
owns, the work will commence at thia pojmt,
and that at an early day—this of itself
would be worth thousands of dollars to our
citizens as Bainhridge, would supply the
hands engaged upon the Road for a consid
erable length of time, with provisions &c.
We wonlcf like to have the vietys of some
of our tax payers upon this subject
Official “Pap.**
We learn front a subscriber of the Early
Coun* y News, that our friend Grouby, wish*
es to know how much “licking” we had to
do, to get the Executive printing.
The above is merely a heresay. We
have not seen a unniber of the News for
two weeks, notwithstanding we send our
pap«-V to the aforsaid Journal regular We
looked over this, thinking the Nines might
be a little short of paper: bnt we do think
an extra sheet might have been spared,
and sent to us, in order that we might know
the exact question propounded. We will say
this much, for the benefit** of the N«c«, and
all other persons interested: We don’t know
why our’paper was selected by the Gover
nor to publish his orders:
But t we presume, as lie knew he had dewig.
nated no paper in Southern Georgia to pub
jlish his procliimitioiiH, he ('lie Governor)
thought this section yfih»* State ought to
be represented’ thprofore designated
the Southern Sun as the official organ,
knowing that the .Sun had a large circulu.*
Ition throughout Southern Georgia ami
Florida. We done no “licking'* or “luoney-
Ifugling” to‘get tlie official patronage, and
{were surprised when We received the order
from the Governor authorisirg ns to Vub«
dished official proclimations &c. We are
frank enough m ncktinwicigc, rmi v
very glad to get it, as every “little helps.’
We advertise for any body that pays us
f*r it, regardless of their politics.
The physicians in New Orleans are now
using sweet quinine. It is prepared fiom
the same material, as that formerly ‘used,
but by a chemicaf process it iniivested ol
its bitter and unpleasant taste, without ta
king away any of its valuable properties
as an'effective medicine.
Messrs. J. A. Butts & Cos., of this place,
prepare a simt ar preparation and it is con
sidered by alf who use it, superior to th**
old fashioned bitter quinine. We’ll always
bike xweetnivg in ours.
Imp>>rtakt Decision*,’ —F r om a gentleman
just from Clayton Court, says the Griffin
Star, we learn that Judge Pope .made the
following important decision upon a case,
in which the facts were about as follows:
In 1859 or iB6O, an execution was obtained
in favor of A against B. B afterwards
about 1862—sold his land to o—the claim
ant in the case. In 1863, A had his fi. fa
levied upon the property of C, which he hail
purchased from B. It was admitted iha»
C had been in possession of the land for
more than four years, and A had not dis
turbed it with his fi fa. After argument,,
Judge Pope held. That the statute of Geor
gia which provides that where a party
bold* land four, and personal property two
years, undisturbed by judgments against
the party from whom he (the purchaser)
purchased, was not a part of the statute of
limitation, and had not been suspended by
any legislation enacted during or since thi
war; and that real property for two years,
undisturbed by judgement agiust
from whom such property was purchased,
was relieved from tho liens of such judg
ments.
Should this opinion be affirmed by the
Supreme Court, and it doubtless will, it will
be substantial relief to a very largo num
ber of onr citizens, who have bought pros
party over which old judgments were bang
ing.
Judge Pope, although quite young, is an
ornament to Use bench; and, as be always
does, presided with dignity, end gave sat
isfaction to all parlies.
Hair Thieves. —Among the cariosities,
in the pilfering.line lately come to light, is
bur. According to the New York .Sun.
many ladies can testify to the fact of re
turning home from balls and operas, and
even promauades, minus a black curl, which
examination proved to Irave been cut off,
and not lost as they first supposed. The
hair thief severs the coveted curl from its
fastening wPb a pair of shears, and dis
poses of his goods to some hair-dealer, to be
again '•ojdto some member of the fair sex
who in have been known to
puicosfib ficr uwn gorgeous ringlets.
Kail toad Me. Ting,
Bainbridr, Ga , April Bib, 1869.
Agreeable to a call of a previous meeting
a number of the citizens assembled «ui
Thunwlay last at the Court House when C.
G. Campbell, Esq , was called to tOe Chair
and J. R. Hayes, Esq , was requested to
act as Secretary.
The Chairman explained that tlie meeting
assembled to further the design «»*' f*»rrnijjffif
a Railroad "Company to build the Buiii-7
bridge, Outhbert and Columbus Ruilyoad. f
E. J. Raney, Esq., then offered
lowing :
Resolved—r That a e« >mmi t jr
.lid appointed iby the CltajypiiffiLr Jm », y |
to confer with t ty X»'>>mtV y *
whether, nnd ifj-o. iKpg-m’&N ~.J
terms they
Bainbi Clltlk
mad V|iu!i Railr^jl
Rf.soi.vrd-J* \
■trupled
B*int>ridt;i-, "ill
Monday ot thus ft .>
d«M<*d Uy-r?\m + IWot
of ilu* couf'jF /M ‘jjm
n*s«<lni 'j&fll
RrkolvJP * ” r ~'
insttyi«i
on tlmqßi
invite tjaU
the ditiiaL
ii*-g alongv
friendly to
On the adopt» ( <■ am
the Chair
in response to «
Brttbm, E. J. Rani?yv
S ms, W. O. Fleming, ll.Tr.A4j,
F. Gauldiug, E. J. Padrick, T.
rs. Hunnewell, T. F. Gibson, H M.
On motion of G. A. Padrick, the city pa
pers were requested to publish proceedit*gs
On motion the meeting adjourned,
C. G. CAMPBELL,
Chairman.
J. R Hayes, Sect etary.
Ths Town or Madison Totally Destroyed
bt Fire. On Thursday night, the old and
beautiful town of Madison Morgan county,
Gmirgia. was subjected t«» a terrible and
destructive scourge of fire. About nine
o'clock the flames were discovered issuing
from the furniture establishment of Alfred
Shaw. The breaking out of the fire whs so
sudden, the conflagration progressed with
such great rapidity, that scarcely any
thing was saved from the different bouses,
and what was taken away was principally
fm-niture, which was injured so much in the
removal as to render it but little service
Tlie flames after destroying Twenty-nine
stor**R,(every one in the town except one),
comprising several dry goods and grocery
stores, two drug stores, two carriage man
ufactories, two billiard saloons and four or
**“-*.». bai-roonis. together with the office
of the Farm JouriunpnM*- .
of private residences, were finally sub
dued more from a want of somethig to prey
on than from any otlw-r cause. The Court
House anti hotel fortunately escaped. Ihe
| >8» sustained is impossible as yet to estimate
correctly, but it is everywhere conceded
to have been inirnenee. The worst feat lire
of the whole business is that during the
Gre nearly every pound of provisions in
the town was consumed; what escaped is
wholly insiiffici* nlto supply the wants *>l
the people, and they are said to be actually
suffering for bread.
It is almost impossible to correctly com
pute the heavy loss sustained, but it may i»
safely satimated at 1200,000. The*stock*
of goodA were gem-raly partially insured,
aud number of buildings, in agencies in
this city.— Augusta. Exchange
Wratvk Mbav it Carpkt-Bagukrh —By
‘Carpet-baggers* we do not mean Northern
men who come here to live and identity
their interests with this people. We don’t
mean those who come here with a bona fide
purpose to settle and to spend their vner
gies in developing the country. But “car
pet-baggers*’ we do mean a class of politi
cal vagabonds who come here to get office
by deluding tbe poor negro, and who,
when disappointed, piek up their carpet
bags tackle back and abuse ami misrep
resent the South. From all such, good
Lord deliver us! should be the prayer Os
every dbcent Republican in Georgia To
the good and vim uc, we nay, come; »
hearty welcome awaits y«»u.—-ZViw Era.
The Pensacola Onserrer says: ’Lirge
numbers of Spaniards are leaving Cuba by
every available chance, and seeking re
fuge in New Orleans and this city, Many
have a rived during the week past, sod
house room is consequently growing a lit
tle scarce.
Revkrot Johksok Ricau.xd. The Presi
dent has directed the recall of Minister
Reverdy Johnson from the Court of St.
James. # Secretary Fish has already sent
the official request to Mr. Johnson in Lon*
don.
A newspaper published in the regions of
Lakes Mempbreruagog»nri Winnepesaukee
says that the fish in L ike Holleyhnrikemunk,
Maine, are said to be superior to those of
either Lake Weeleyobacock or Jloosetock
rnegantne. Those of Chanhnngngnnga
maong.were very fine, but they all got
choked to .(Icafh in trying toteM where
they lived. SbonldiJl wonder. The ab
originals who invented those names have
died ont probably from too rr'eb Wceleyo
baceolf, and why not *«he filer *
TELEtUUPIUC NEWS!
ASSOCIATED DISPATCH**.
I'l'ntlll i»„t<***
Washington, April 12—Noon.—Mw»P-
Vehet.sio.i exists n-ffAV.liuff « i ‘ n^PW ,,:,n
rvsoTiition* It is mvMy » of Ihe
House, not requiring co«W|^> f ,he
stftimle or the signature of the ProMcnt,
and has no 10--:.! force*. The an P;
however is complete, and wa« ini^Kied
Prcmident Grant in Cuban affair*
.f by assurai ce of *ub-
oorJ hi tho House.
iana, . |
row.
3C tT m;.!. \ "aKf'il
DF. Act (o mu• |
e rior Courts »■?
• r I Glorks of sai * ‘VitT/ andlm
k 'ivt* failed , .10 » v ■JLi...
Act to incorpi - 4 |»p
THIS 3SSI , ABLISH]Mrt6i'Pj^>
Supervision of a Fra^'“ '"Printer of
ve g dor at 1 -
'Jjflj -—may be a.anoived as if it
niirion law. y
gia Disjf'lST’ij |
nict. 1 11 fen(iantß i pfcikfii II!|1!
District; for Fi11.7 T?
trict. a,- ‘
Postniastors.JjrAyr*r, for Potorsbiisg Va.;
Rhodes, for Xomyrdon Va ; Mrs. Ditikgiavr,
for Monroe, L*.; Young, for Fr< dcriekfcbtirg,
Va.;Mr». Livingston, f'o.' Greensville, Ala.;
Wheeler, for ftnfaula, Ala.; Humphrey 8,
for Pensacola, Fla ; Tibbetls, for Tallalias
see, Fla.; Ware, to Key West, Fla.,
Wbtkiiig men oTtlii; District of Colum
bia serenaded Senator Sprague as a man.
tfestation of their approval of hi* late
course.
The Indian Appropriation bill provides
that none of the treaties that have been ne
gotiated since June, 1861. be ratified, and
places control of $9 000*000 more in tlre
hands of the President, to be used as he see,
fit in settling the difficulties now existing
tie! ween tho Government and I lie savages
"leu treaties of various kinds, including
the Alabama Peaty is now pending be*
OtiiVf Justice Chain* ffgrm »« -r—
--ion of the Supreme Coiiit in the Texas
Bond cane, holding that the annexation of
Texas made it a State of the Union, and that
no act of her eitiz na and the government
of Texas alone could dissolve that relations
and that. Hie Ordinance of Secession and
Legislative >Cts in aid of Secession «?ere
void. That the Legislature was an ille
gal body, and that the United States hands
in Controversy ~vm'e the property <>♦ Texas
at thethne of secession, and that the law of
IVxas which ri quiivd their, transfer, was
illegal, and therefore the State of Texas
has the right to recover the bonds and per
petnte the uijtumCon, and ft is decreed ac
cordingly.
The Court bolds that Uotigresa Imd the
right to adopt measures for the icconstruc
tion of the State. Judge Grier, dissented
as to tin* merit of The case, Bolding that
Texas was not in fact a State ill the Union
Jnstices Swavtu* and Miller dissented as to
jnriadiet.ion orily.
Tike Atlanta delegation leaves home*
ward to-night, Tire Augusta delegation left
yesterday. These delegat ions, “with other
Conservative Georgians present, hie the
credit here of defeating B-uttier's Georgia
hill.
sew 3U*ieriisemeato,
. -•- Ai-,;,;
: jOFFimLO
PR CI.AMATIOJN.
State of Georgia.
Bt Rena B. Bcilock, Got or pis Stats:
Whir* a*. official information has been received
at th* Department that a wlttmfer' was committed
In the county of Wilke*. on the 30th day of March,
ultimo, upon the body < f Thomas Thaxton. by an
unknown peson or persona, and tbatsaid unknown
person or persons have from justice j
I have thought proper, therefore, to issue this my
proclamation, hereby offeilng a reward of FIVE
HUNDRED DOLLARS fur the *pf rebensiou or dt
lireiy of the said unknown person or persons, with
evidence sufficient to oonviel, to the {Sheriff of said
eoont? and State. _
Aud l do moreover charge and require all officers
in this State, civil ami.'military tola? vigilant in
endeavoiing to apprehend the' ‘said unknown per
son or persons w order that that they may be
brought to triad lot the offence with which they
stand charged. - w
Siren trader my band and the great Seal of th
State at the Capitol in the city of Atlanta, this
sixth day of April, in the year of our Lord one
thsusand eight hundred aixty-nine, and of the in
dependence of th* United States the ninety third.
BUFCS B. BULLOCK,
By the Governor, . Governor, -
Isoms Davis.
Secretary Executive Department,
April 16th, \m. *. H-lt.
s morning* arid «fU»r
fed us the coni itilling,
rand re*
-cut into
L ¥ !
ions
, "t*
to Ni*
feiK auela;
Belgium;
BUnapp— __
~~FOR RENT,
hussiness portion of t Cloud,
ormerly occupied by Cawpei reD ted on nex
One of these buildings will be remeu o
Saturday at public outcry. BRENNAN.
OEORGI A —Decatur Geunty.
pourt of o.di..«ry .t Chamber. April 9»hOW
(J Daniel BnulweM, b(W »PP»«d, S* ®“”f .
aud suttin* »„.rt and ' ‘
j-wfH pass upon the same on l the-Utn u y
1869. at mr office W lto^'so HKßW r; -Did*
April 15 1860.
Administrator’s Sale.
OX the first Tuesday in I
fore the Court House dooT/irl the
itmotmm
end on the Kan* by property pwnerawk^wn^■ b.dd
for the benefit es tlie heir* and of «nid es
tate. Terms Cash. . . .
JUDSON A ByTlaS. Adtn r.
April 15th. ’69. 54 till June I.
: GREAT
Southern Preparations!
WHAT ARE THEY f
They are a "class of select family pro
ed bv physicians, with accuracy and neatness
lawful i’ll c and fresh remedial agents, for the con
of families when a physician i» not : aL
are the result of a long bedside ex|T
and ur»ia<r#c| Southern and Western States. *ji.<
July Mtutin •' ' r 'W- l |t- l |ii <i ' f i rm,r * *'• ? r,feri "*
Wukrk,s, I liiisiT ‘
* TXT
W. » * gasket of a nation’s
READY TO all the glittering
wwl.’ unhappy, tael--
1 / ‘ yfOlicted with tho*-
'lA.bb me Bocomraao all.
ing KiidXFr
VJklisc*
r This-compound is 1 a'l f h° r
female complaints jy’Udtng
upon an unhealthy action of The
It immediately arouses, restores and regulates, giw \
Ing tone. iHfength >*nd color to the pale nnd feeble.
Put* up Yii large bottles, at $2.50 per b >ftle, 01
three hot ties Us $6 00. Sent t* all parts of Ah.
Country on receipt o( juice. Sold by all DiitggifcU.
FINALE BU4IJTI 1‘ T '' • • '
English Female Bitter* . , v#
English Female ftitiers * 7C 4 ■
Englfsii Female Hitters
jPiifllli HlftSfc IfijffprsV f'i ’ r jfW I ln n
English female Blrtfers ■' “' ■
, arft vrOnDestall FtmialefJojuplain .
i t "i,' f fiT'T: Guivs all
-yttatil Cure* at) Female (/Quipjiy nts.
...jsiii v ! . ?i.'Cures Female
j >-i vjr *' Owes all Female Complaints. •
Asa Female Pegul »tor
Asa Feniale Rcgulat<HE ...... ; .
Asa Female Hogiilator
|As h Fciivale Rggulatdr'
A« a Female Regulator
It arouses Old»ai*d Youn*-.
fy-aronst's-rOd and Young.
. IT arouses ft Id and Young.
It'arouses 0 and and YoVng.
It arou os O’d and Young.
FOR KIDNEYS AND BLADDER,
Use Extract Beniht-ny rfnd UnH.n.
Use Extract Beitriicrry and tiucii'i.
Cures Gravel and Urinary Defros t .
Cures Gravel and f'rinfirv 1>» posit . •
Cures G'tavel and Urinary IVpo-it
Cures* Gra’el and Uri . u y Ih po .it .
‘ 'Cm A’Gravel dud Urinary Deposit .
Phyaicijins prescribe' it.
I Phystciaiia piesctilai .it.
rhykielaWs prescribe it.
sicians prescribe It.
Physicians prescribe it.
i * ' ■Cities Weik Back and Gleet.
Cures- \V> *k Hack and Gie’et.
f®»roi| Weak IWict and tUfo#;
Cures . Weak- BncjFfcnd Glfut#
Cures effects of DissinArtionT
Cunt* effects of Dissipation. . • j,. ,
Cures effects of Dissipation,
Cures effects of Dissipation.
Cures frequent desire to Urinate.
Cures frequent desire to Urinate.
Cures frequent desire to Ujiuutc.
JIT IS A POWERFUL DIURETIC.
IT IS A POWERFUL DIURETIC.
At Qny Dollar per Bottle
At Owe Dollar per Bottle.
At One Dollar jwr Bottle.
At One Dollar per Bottle.
PURIFY ttftiK BLOOD
With Constitutional Monarch.
VVitli Constitutional Monarch.
With Constitutional Monarch.
With Constitutional Monarch.
With CutwJtjtjrttonal Monarch.
. Cures Scrofula *Ud Did f*oreß.
r Curee Seroftrlk Kivi Old Sores
Cut es Hjrofub. and Old Sores
Cures Scrofula and Old Sores.
Cures Scrofula and Old Sores
For diseases of the Skin attd Glauds.
For diseases of the Bklu and Glands.
For disease* «>f the Skin am) Glands.
For diseases of the and Glands.
For diseases of the Skin aud Gland*. <
For Gout, Itch a«4 Tetter.
F-,r Gout. Itcii
For Gout, Itch ami Tetter.
For Gout, Itch, amtfitter
For Gout, Itch and Tetter
FOR CHILLS AND FEVER.
King of Chills is the best.
King of CMUs is the best.
King of Chills is the best,
King of Chills is the best,
King of; Chills is the best.
It arouses the Stomach and Liver,
■ Stomach and' Livei.
It kiJoNles the Apniadh .ind idver.
r ‘ It arouse* the iitonljich 4nd Liver.
It arouses the Stomach aud Liver."
Does not effect Hand. Ears or Nerves.
Does not effect Read. Bus or -Nerves. - -
Doe* not effect Head, Ear* or Nerves. "*< 1
Does not effect Head Ears or NeiVjW.
Doe* not effect Head, Ears or Nerve*.
FOR PRIYITE DIIEAS^I.
Use Eurekf. Secret Xtyre.
Uri» Eureka Secret Cure.
Use Eureka SecietOtflrb.
Use Eureka Secret Cure.. '
Use Eureka Secret Cure. . .
‘ and t One Bottle wRI Cure you.
One Bottle will Cure you.
rajgr - ns * Ohetkdtle will Cu re you.
©nPltJftfitr' wiH Cure vou.
... , . Oee Bottle will Cure Vou.
g&£3kfe. t.
It Costs only $2 50.
It Cost* only $2 60.
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J. P. DKOMGOOLK & GQ, r
FA<H , lU*ToXs,
ME MPil IS, TENSI SAM.
Foid its —— —. I. <
April 15th, 18*8. If- 4,,
A.. A Qj W> M,!,w
ALLE3i & HI NS,
attorneys at law
—-and
SOLICITORS IN EQUITY
b AlIU bridge, gb6i,oia.
Will give prmn|itntWotitl; tw #y i>win*M
eiitruntcd to their cyp^y,th| f fojllowing counties:
C'ouiitjf. , .Town.
Bblnhridge.
MilltT, TJolttuitt,
Early, ...... •■* -•>
j Baker, Newton
Mitchell, . ... v ;
Y IThomas, "wfcasville
1’ ,ey krill *ho pnretioe In tbv Wt*x)f
itorgia arpl^l^' tUa
i iLtrict of Georgia. Office upstair* over J p.
Dickineon & Co'*., Confectionery. [ApB 49 ts.
i DEC A r ««1E It I W- kLE i.
lj IT ILL be sold on the ftr»t Toes. lay. in Jlajr next
If before the Ctitrrt Hoiwrr. door-erf aaW "county,
Aho ftillpwing to wit! - fc j
Lot* of land. No*. 316, 818 . 847 , 317,4(1. 348,
349, 344. 35’ audßs2, in the I6th district. Levied
on as tiirt . property of Dr. W. D Hudson, to notiufy
one tax ti fa.
Aisoy at the earae tipieand-plapp. Jot of land, in
tlie 16th district. Levied on a * the property of John .
It hunt by. to satisfy one Justice '%»rt fl fa in-layer
of Allen Jloanv*. J< ko wwiftjbjj, Le»J w*|« apd
eturued U ! J^E^>^'*( j A H^ )r , Deputy Sb«rlff.
Ar<ri4 8j WflH.lf.w to * V *t 4*
A-kto, At tbcsaaßCK! Ut»*<*an<i pUc<». odi»;brwLy*tow- ,
limiseaud jotin the
fj-ltows. on the South by store-liousp of T K.
<£lp and, on the North by 1 stole iiooiie dt I. 8.-Bowtir/ ’
in the Wettby Broad etrfet. nftiF oa the Nhnt by
i|iop6rty.j owner* uwknowii. Levied on a* thv
M ty of 1. E. Bower to fattafy on* tax $ fk.
Hi. WAUuri,
1 April 8, L8()9. -4aotfrfsq 1 1 89-4 w*l
dORTGIGE SIIUMI IF I*4 E,
\ \T ILL be sold on the first Tuesday In June best,
11 before the Court House- door ci 7of
(latnbridge, between t«e u»u*l hmirs of sale the
following propeity to wit :
Three fractional lots dY fbhd; &>«. 2*6. 81 hnd
tot ,f>x 41, All iyhnr in thtrlttaa xHstikt of
jiecatur county 4(avpi#V onproJ(ei4y of
• lias Jones to satisfy ontun./ilgagq fi fa in favor of
hruton, Babbit & Warfield. * ** f * '
THKODOUE GANDTf Dsputy BberMT r*
j Af*H 1c » »,-,60\8w
gamwtraa -
HiOHUlA—Pecatur'Coui.fv;
CGUrt/rf. Ordinary at Chambers Apr/J Cffc ■ I8«8',
JiVse Ariitle has applied foTVtemfitioU and‘set* 1 '
ting apart and valuation of bomestend srull wHI
• 1. upoif she n*« at my office in
h» 14«i*Uy <4 April -Astof "a mr
JOEL JOlllfabF, <3rTrv. „
April 8,7 W». ** r - "
iEO R GIA -D. cat BP W.ulfrtf
-1 dAff#TlMlt'||Hl>safTfllidbnl>Blrs April**'. \m.
J Jltiwiah’Kiil kbutd has appßeflrb/r eaeiuptinn of
nd sotting apart and valution I
till puss upon the khiiio at mv omte T ft» IWbibfWfcfc
“ fgwgßWff ij-ayj ll
April 8, 18G9 mi \ , „ i H 6O-‘Jt
*R■?Si *»’I? v: IfliiS
lEoßGlA—Decatur County.
li/TUibEAK, \V W. Ham'll, admfhlslrstor of
1» Saiwiders D -uglitss’ «<tate. repii-sent* In tlie
Vuirt iu his petition, duly filed and enUi.xl on Iks
ocord that he ha> fully adminisfen'd Kaundi-rf
>'Pigla;*VesWte, l his is theretoie to cite ai per
•ns concerned' kindre<l and creditors, to »h»s
•■iu,se... if any they can, why said adminkithfisr
luh,Jd not ha
April 8, 1869. 50 (5m
1 KOUGI* Dr-cativr y.
\\/ W. H ARRELL, guaidlan Dilia
If • h iving applied to the C out,,,f Ordinaly #f
aid county, fov a djuchargc from ht\«ui*r.li«n*hli)
f Lilia D-wighoa, thia if the ref--re, p Hf .
ons concerned to sjhwfr .caiwe, by ; tilingy)h|ecU‘*»t |
• « «>♦* olßco wkj ltre se»d Harr«H>C7 u Mit.A ,
.«• dismissed, %om his
■ uni receive the usual.letters.of and snnssioii. y I
I Given under py? baud and frL \
Apiil 8. IStSO. ■
- *— v"-»pr "'f*‘ ]
|' >EtJRtII .V—Docutnr C*uiiity, g 1 * I
IYWO MONTHS after date appßcatfon will' ht m* I ' 4
An the Court -ot Ordiu'jry;' of" Dflcetfr c ‘' n, ! , l , 'j
Georgia, at the first regular term after t-h« |
;of two tnohths f#i»m leave to felt tw J
lands belonging t * the estate of. Williaui VfßVkWtt J
[1 ate of said county, dt-ceMsed, for the .benefit
neii* aad creditors of said deceasi and. y.»^
W ILL iAMr O FLi .MING, [ xdiurT
JONATHAN DONALSUN, f
April 8, IBb9. 6»)-leo*
•rmt wick two srojb fn-o*i AdtisE. i
1 ateti .on til* envrmr of dark *nd' BNingbH
street*. For t«rma appfy so - y>
. ; v **T. S U: *m If <k t
March 26th', 1869. ■ ■.lot;*”,:*-}■; ■ 3 J
OAK % 61TY
Ml & BDRHISAUB
U in Sowers B 1 ock.
BROAD IITRE RT, BAINfeRIDQE
B. F. COLBERT k BROTHER
iPßdp.feiir&ui.''
Th»s Saloon is always supplied wlth : tiboioe
WSIBSIKS, I
4«tl«
as can In- found in the
s <at», Ml Ik
Cobblers,. v
paredTrtrwhert wotie*. '■- j
»..t *.m j:
' Si »■'.><■ 1
VSCCtNE MATTER',
I HAVE just received a lot of
which 1 know to be reliable." Those w " I
be vaociuhted had better call at emds-
WL * A
March 26th, 1800, ' ■*♦ “1
WmIAT ttKVT flf• •*> j^ ~'
__ BLANKS.
AWW S k>t of «Deelaratioo*, *?-4