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the following gentlemen are authorized to receiv
, übiscriptions and advertisements for the Southern
Mid receipt for the name :
(J*s>tuje L). Griffin, Decatur County, Ga*
'i\ F, Smith. Savannah, Ga.
Mr- JosBPII SYtVKHTEB, QuinCJ /Is.
Mr. V. B. Watts, Gordon, /.ia.
Hmby Levvjs, Green wood , Fla.
WashjnQ'i-.ji pUAfiiAN, .Marianna, Fls.
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BAlVliill »GE. GA., AUGUST 12, 1b69.
I W« Ml*; ft HII.LI.D 11V J U K»ON
C'OIJJITV.r I, A .-A ftOT II HR
*i:i<lOU*l,l WOVNOIiD,
On nn.tiday niglil last Gn*»*u White, a
Colored individual wet t before the com
mandant of tin- Penitentiary at Chatlahoo*
cfiee and volunteered to jro and arrest one
Bond a notoi ions character ot Jaksou conn*-
ty, and supported to be th * murderer of T.
J. IHnlayson.
As they approached the house where
Bond was supposed to be, tltey were fired
upon by some unknown parties; White and
one of his associaii s were killed out-right,
tite .other was seiiously wounded.
|TI HI UK AIiTSfIIASCE
TO PitOCllßi: L IBOIti:l«.
The Savannah Republican of the 6th inst,
say-; Mr. Josephs a native of (lliarli-ston, hut
for the past twenty-one years a resident of
Gnlil e-nia, is now in tilts city, and is pre
pare and to m: ke coni rads as a Chinese itn
nnarration agent. Hi* is not connected with
any company, but proposes to bring free
latior, faro foiling* any number of hands
wanted} nothing to In* paid until delivery.
There will lie no tax on employers who
Mpiplv obligate themsel lu.fil their
CoiiTracts with the iinrnig-rants. Toe agent,
receives ids riiintneraflon from the iinrhfo
ffrailts, w-ith tin* a reeiin*nt that it is not to
be pa'd notil earned by the China item.
Tliis plan lias been adopted both to in-
confidence and to relieve th*» planter
or contractor from advancing anv sums to
si cure labor. Mi. Josephs is willin'; to
fh'do-e h'bn'setf to furnish from one to filiy
thousand Chines'* at any point on the At an*
pCapumt on the tel its above mentioned, ll<*
ts thoroughly conversant with the Clnue-e
and brings letters from tin* first
ftiihi in California to show that he ; s pre
jrATod to do all lhat he promises. Since his
tHiiivtal in tin* South lie has taken contracts
for two thousand in different parts of Gt*or
gia, u"d two hundred ut'Seltna, Alabama,
besides having made arrangements which
arc not yet closed, H * states that the China
man is contracted for from one to five years,
ami *Uiat he is fully capable of firm and
household I »l>"i*, washing, cooking and nurse
DyjJ, Any quantity <>t latior can tie procured
for ore* bundled dollars pi*r annum, and tin*
<™(Uhission fees will not I*xceed twenty
dbWltrs per h'*ad, paid by the laborer.
Mr, J isepha tilings the highest tes»imo«
pl character and business quahficu
t ioinf, from parties in California and Charles
ton, and may he relied on for the redemp
tion of every promise He will remain in
onr cityl for a dav or two onfv, and may
ns filled ill the drug Store of A. A. S"l
--iiiitops & (Jo. lie a ill leave an ag<*nl with
wh<jm,all may eomiiiunicale.
»Ve. notice from our Savannah exchanges
of later dpte, that Mr. Alex. Abrams ha*
been apppimed by Mr. Josephs, a »uh agent
for the Stall sos Gr orgia and Florida and
will receive orders for laborers until tin*
0 : ■ r . • * i
Till pf Septembe.r iiext.
This is probably the best opportunity our
plgnii rs will have soon, to procure this class
of laborers, without first advancing from
sls 00 to SIOO and we think it a good idea
for those who w'sli to experiment with
J'tjui C.liinAtuan, to send ill the r orders ai
once tc* Mr. Abrams.
Tn order that our readers may see both
sides of the-question, we publish on out
first page a'letter from Mr. Divid Dokson
to th«* Southern Cultivator giving his views
upon Chinese Immigration.
We hope our readers will carefully pe
ruse the letter of Mr. Dickson, and then
t’ojin their own opinion. So far as we a*v
d vye have never thought the im
migration of a lot of jumpers to our State
would increase its weal'll, tle y at once be.
Come Coiisumets, and we are not of the
op'nion that mi r'people at present are able
to take care of them.
Tirß Amkrioav Stocs ,Tocbva.i. —All kinds
of Mock-keeping, Farm and Dairy matters
are lreuu-d id in a clear and popular style
in this Journal. Its articies are all timel
and lull of juiciest and should bo read by
all. having the cate ot Fat m St<>ck ot any
kin.U the recipes it contains for the cure
oi sick, injured or diseased animals arc
worth a hundied-told its eo-t. Specimen
C< pies sent free. Address, N. F. Boyer
& Cos, Publishers, Patkesbutg,Chester Cos.,
Fa? uo<?
ITon. Madison Bell, Comptroller Gener
al «if this State, has issued executions
against Cfias’ 11. flopkius, Jr., luteCmveu
tiou tax collector, and against Andrew M.
Ros%. Mary Hopkins, Afonroe J. A tidier
ao<f others of his securities, rbr over thirty
th'Hrsund- dollars, to wli ch amount Hop
kins is said to be in default.
t -- mrnrn
The TE.vxßssEit Elkctjos —The Nashville
B idtter sa>s: The majority for Si nter tin*
conservative candidate for gore-nor, will
be between thirty and forty thousand.
UUiftkt tbAFL At, It All oil
Patterson's bonded warehouse of *l*{iila
delphia containing lorty thousand barrels
of whisky was destroyed by file on the &th
inst ; the loss is estimated at fiv# million
dollars. The total iustnance is two mil
lion d and citify wpm
lars, all ifi NurthOrii and fe.is,fefn compa
nies. The London & Globe
the Impelisf are the heaviest looser#.
I.TIPORTA ST. - •'. f , r
Parties buying drugs should be very
careful from whom they purchase them;
several ileai hs have occurcd recent-
Jy,* two of which we publish, by parties
obtaining their medicines from in*
experienced druggists,
Tin Bout well Journal of Satntday says;
‘Miss Mary Lard, of Barnwell, died on
Wednesday last from the i fleets of mor
phine, taken by mistake for quinine. She
sent to the drug store of Mr. John Shuck
for ten grains ojf quinine on the evening
before By mistake morphine was weigh
ed out instead of quinine, and Miss Lard
took the whole quantity and ctid not discov
er tin* mistake tin il it was too late. The
aid of D<-. Duncan was summoned prompt
ly, bill -he was so completely under the. ef
fects of fin* opiate that her life could not
tip saved, She died in a few hours after.
We deeply sympathise with the afflicted
family, and take occasion to say that the
propiu tojsof the drug store are sorely
distressed at this terrible accident.*
The Columbus Enquirer mentions the
death of Mrs. Pickett of Girard glide f V.ery
painful circumstances:
Dr. Terry prescribed for her a dose of
stihnitrate of bismuth as a ch(*ck bi-diarrhea.
Mr. Pickett took ilu* prescription to a drug
store, obtained the ined'cine as lie thought,
for it was labelled sub-nit bismuth, and
administered it to his wife. She mimed if*
ateiy complained of a burning sPuSat ton, anti
soon fiotbed at the mou'h. Her husband,
in alarm, hurried over «o see the Doctor,
who, learning the effect of the dose, knew
that some mistake had been committed,
and repaired wiih Mr. Pickett to the drug
store. I hey there ascertained, to their'hor
ror and dismay, that Die medicine had been
taken I rum a bottle of corrosive sublimate!
Tip* label of the hotth-yvas indistinct, and
Ihe time was near dusk, which circum
stances made it more easy to commit-such
a mistake. We learn flial the greater part
of the word ‘corrosive? on the label had
been- defaced by the caustic act ion of ihe
contents of the bottle. Dr. Terry told Mr.
Picket! to hurry back and make Mrs. P,
swallow* a number of raw eggs. The Doctor
hiius*‘lf followed as fast as tin* first vehicle
he found could carry him. But alas! the
fatal dose had done its teirihle w**ik but
too surely. They found Mrs. Pickett in
tin* agonies of death, and she expired with
in about »»nc hour after taking the poison.
BAIXBRIDKE, Ct rilßßitT AND
GO EUMI BUS KAILKOAD.
A correspondent of the Macon Telegraph,
writing from Lumpkin says;
We vrant tlm road from Columhr.B to
Bain Bridge been into it will open to ns a
quick route to Columbus, Brunswick or
Savannah, and though a small place, we
desire to select our own market, which will
most assuredly he the one that offers the
host inducements.
Again, we want the most direct, and
which will fie very naturally tin* cheapest
route, over which to bring the vast amount
of corn and It icon annually drawn from the
Western in irkets.
With the road fjom Cincinnati to Chattas
nooga opened, and the proposed road from
Columbus to St. Mark’s Florida, put it;
operation, we will have the most direct and
easy communication from the ‘L ikes to the
Cull,’which road would feed all of South
west Georgia, and draw much of Ihe travel
and Heights, fr-. in the Central and South*
western railroads.
‘Twaiild in no litile degree and to no
small extent compete with the ‘Great Rail
road Monopoly ’
The people of this function have not for
gotten nm will they. soon so-get how tie
Ci ntral Railroad and Imr tributaries press
id upon them in the way of freights soon
after the war. And we naturally sympa
thize with any proposed route that, can
successfully compete with the Central and
S -uthwestern roads. We do not want a
railroad to onr town that would not benefit
ns any more than tire proposed <>ne from
Americas would. The road to Columbus
Wi nld not be entirely without somecompes
titii.n, the other would. The B. C. &C. R,
R. Would have competition in the boats
that ply the Chattahoochee. The proposed'
lonte from Americas to Lumpkin would
• save no competition, ami would only he an
xteiision < f the ‘Grt*at Railroad Monopoly.’
It is gratifying to state that the Presi
dent and l>i rectors of the new ro <d are
niee*ing with success, and etu tong the
road vviil Ik? put under contract to Lump
kin.
TRIBUTE OF RESPECT.
Out n Lodge No 8 F A. M. . I
Bain-bridge Ga„ Adjust IT f869 f
At U Cain and meeting on {lu* occasion of
ttw deaiii of our brother Jess** Wilson, who
departed this life on the & h instant, the
committee appointed to draw up a pream
ble and resolutions fully expressing the feel*
ings and sentiments of the Lodge presented
the following.
Resolved, That in the providence of
God, one worthy and esteemed brother
Jesse Wilson, has call* and from his
labors in our earthly Lodge to that celes
tial Lodge, where there is no discord but
where all is perfect love and peace and
iini-ty hi foil feelings, the will of the Great
Gi and- Master, our God. Therefore:'
Resolved, That while we cannot restrain
the tear at -he loss which we have sustain
ed iu the death of our Imrtber, we will yet,
true to the teachings of our order, recog
n z« in this afflicted dispensation the hand
of the Supreme Architect and ib humble-
Inst IHO wwt, win muu •»»«»
our hearts to say, “He doeth all things
right—Thy Qh Goi J 8 «
Rrsolved, That in theiatbaif our brother f
Orion Lodgi| handout* ojjm tu ftei tritpst and
most devote|| whtMH; |ralk In
the Lodge Spin
wliere has the beaufies of Free
masonry—one whose noble generous heart
was ever open to the appeals of the poor
and the affl cted and whose acts ever attest
ed the sincerity of his feelings. ~ y
Resolved, That while we sincerely c<*>
dole with the bereaved widow of our dj/£
parted brother, we beg to remind her, Is.
she has a place in all true MasWs hearts,
and tfj.it more especially this Lodge and the
individual members comnosing it, would
tender her their kindest offices.
RESotvkb, That the members of this
Lodge wear the usual badge of modruing for
thirty days and the Lodge room be draped
with mourning for a lik& period.
Resolved, That the city papers be fur
nished with a Copy of these resolutions with
the request to publish the same and that »
copy if* futiiisht and to the widow of our de -
ceased .brother
JOHN D. BARREL, ) r '
EMiiltY JOHNSON, V Com.
GEORGE VV. PEARCE, ) *
A true extract from the minutes.
GEORGE VV. PEARCE, See’ry.
. TRIBUTE OF RESPECT.
A»t a regular meeting of Cloud Chapter
No. -48, the Chapter was informed of the
death of our worthy, companion Stephen W
Belcher, a resident of Florida, and a mem
ber *4" this Chapter, who died the 15tli day
of July,
Whereupon the following preamble aud
resoluti«>ns were adopted :
Whereas, The Grand Master of the Um
verse has called inir companion froth hii*
eai thly laboivit isour duty to submit• 'whbj
becoming humility to hw decree aud to lay
to heart his teachings in These Providence-*
we desire '.o express our appreciation e#
fpne who stood, high in the community
both as a Mason and citizen aud trust tbai
he has been raised from an earthly to n
celestial Chapter. Therefore:
Resolved, That that lino Chapter deeply
mourn the death of our companion, Stephen
VV. Belcher, and tender to the family our
sympathy in t-heirbereavement.
Resolved*, That we will ever cherish tin
recollect toil of his virtues and his prompt
ness in* performing every manner of duty.
Resolved, That the furniture of tin*
Chapter be ‘draped iu mourning and the
Companions wear the usual badge for the
space of thirty days.
Resolved, That the foregoing lie spread
upon the minutes and that, the Secretary in
directed to furnish the family with a copy,
and also that the Bainbridge .Argus and
Southern Sun pub’ish the above.
EMERY JOHNSON, )
J *MES H. COLBERT, f- Com.
JOHN M. POITER, >
A true extract from the minutes.
GEORGE VV. PEARCE, SecVy.
Notice.
A TL PERSONS having in their possession, books
belonging to the undersigned will please
return them
JOHN M. POTTER.
am»t 1:2 -16 ts.
JUST RECEIVED
5000 POUNDS BACON BIDES,
3000 POUNDS BACON SHOULDERS.
350 POUNDS LE \F LARD.
50 BARRELS FLOUR all Grades. For
sale low by T. B. HUNNEWELL t CO.
»' • • ’<■ *:M . . .
NEW PRINTS! NEW PRINTS I !
25 PIECES Assorted Prand* For sale.low by
T. B HUNNEWELL & CO.
TEN QtJARTER SHEETINGS.
. r , - V I • r
jAI NEW lot just received and for Role by
T. B. HUNNEWELL * CC.
A PROCLAMATION.
GEORGIA.
• j '
B)* RUFUS B. BULLOCK- Governor of said State.
W-etereaA. It bus been reported to me that Thomas
Ed'warrds was murdered by ofte C. C. Iteese, m the
town of CrawfordvHa-, in the county of Taliaferr,
on Saturday, the 24th <ky of Jt»ly last, at midday,
and in the presence of » large number of cittsens;
and
WaeßEAt. It is further reported that the civil
authorities of the town of Crawfordville, and county
of Taliaferro, hate not arrested the said Reese;
and
Whereas, The said civil authorities have foiled to
take steps necessary to secure the arrest of Reese.
Now, therefore, by the authority and power in
me vested by the Constitution and Taws of this
State, I »1o hereby issue this ray Proclamation,
offering One Thousand Dollars for the apprehension
and delivery of the said C. G» Reese, m order
that he may brought to trial fin the offence with
which be stands charged.
tHven ahder my hand and the great seal of the
Slate, tit thb Capitol in Atlanta, this 2d day of
August; in the fear of ohrLord. 1859, and of the
Independence of tbe'Unitei States of America the
Ninety-fourth.
RU PUS B. BULLOCK, Gdftfbor.
By the. fitaveruor;-
Davu> G Cottihg, Secretary of State.
August 12, 1869. IG-It
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f #,#.gy th4| ? i ‘111" 1
CORNER BROUGHTON AND VVEST STREETS, c
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H. WILLIAMS & CO.-- • Proprietors'
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liwotiwii* I> n Illtn—lTT ■* -
Keep conntAutly«n baud the choicest Liquors. Finest Cigars. &c.. artrf fn fact everything usually
kept iu a first-class saloon. Iu connection with this baloon is two splendid
Bowling: Alleys.
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After the Ist of September there will be a first-daep Restaurant attached to this house*
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GEORGIA—DkCATUR County.
DECATUR SUPERIOR COURT APRIL
TERM 1869.
MARION F. SANDERS ) Rule Nisi to Foreclose
vs >■ Moitgage
Wm M. MARSHALL. )
It being fepreseftted to the Court by the petition
of M F. Sanders, that, by deed of mortgage dated
the twenty fourth day of Dee eighteen hundred
and sixty eight. William W Marshall conveyed to
said M. F. Sanders, a lot of land in the nineteenth
district of said connty. known in the plan of said
district by number eleven then known as the
Marshall place, for the purpose of securing the pay**
ment of a promlsory note made by said William W
Marshall to said M. F. Sanders, due on the twenty
fifth day of next, for the sum of
Two Huudred and Eighty-Due Dollars; which note
is now due and unpaid. It is ordered tjiat said
William W. Maisbal) do pay into this Court by the
first day*of the next term, the principal, interest
and costs-due on said note, or show cauke, if any
he has to the contra.y. or that in default thereof
foreclosure be granted to said M. F Smders of said
moi tgage. and the equity of redemption of the said
William Vs, Marshall be forever hawed; Slid that
.-et vice of this rule be perfi cted oq said William W.
Marshall according to law<-"
J. M. CLARK
J S.CVS. W. C.
A true extract from the minutes this 171 h day
June 1869. G. A. Padkick, Clerk.
GEORGtA —Dkcatur County
DECATUR SUPERIOR (’CURT APRIL
TERM 1869.
MARION F. SANDERS ) Petition and Role Nisi to
vs > Foieclose Mortgage.
Wm. M. MARSHALL )
It being represented to the Court by the peti ion
of Marion F. Sanders, that by deed <>t Mortgage,
dated the-sixteenth day of November eighteen
hundred and sixty-eight. James A Davis conveyed
to William W. Marshall a ot of iand in the town
of Harrell in said State and county, and known it*
the plan of said town a® lot No. one* on* bind* (K>
containing thirty fcet on Bioad street, running
back 105 feet. Bounded on the North by Broad
street; on the East by remaining portion of block
(K); on the South by saint*; on the West by McGriff
stree ;Hr the 19th District of said oo»»ty, and
known as lotriHinber 31. for the purpose of secw
ring the payment of a promisor)* note made by
said James A Davis to William W. Marshall or
bearer, and due one day after date for the hi in of
One Hundred and Twenty-Five Dollars, which said
note is due and unpaid. It is ordered tlmt said
James A. Davis pay into this Court by the first day
of next term the principal, interest and costs due
on said note, or show cause, if any he has. to the
contrary; of that in default thereof, foreclosure be
granted to said Marion F. Sanders, rhe now owner
of said mortgage by assignment, of said mortgage
and the equity of redemption of said James A.
Davis therein be forever barred ; and that service
of this rule be perfected on said James A. Davis
according to law.
J. M. CL RK.
J. S. C. 8. W. C.
A true extract from the minutes this June 17th,
1869. G, A Padkick Clerk.
[OFFICIAL.]
A PROCLAMATION.
GEORGIA.
By RUFUS B. BULLOCK. Governor of baid State.
Whereas, Official information lias been received
at this Department that a murder was committed
in the county of Lumpkin, on the Bth day of Feb
ruary, 1869, upon the body of J*hn Welcbel, *by
Weoli-y Redmond, and that the said Redmond has
fled from justice. ■ 1 • i
I have thought proper, therefore, to issue this
nay j reclamation, hereby offering a reward of Five
Hundred Dollars for the apprehension and delivery
of the said Redmond, with proof sufficient to con
vict, to the Sheriff of said comity and State.
And Ido moreover charge and require all officers
in this State, ctv.il and military, to he vigilant in
endeavoring to apprehend the said Redmond, in
order that he may be brought to trial for the offence
with which he stands charged.
Given under my hand and the great seat of the
State, at the Capitol at TUhtnta, this the ‘2d
day of August, in the y*»r of *mr Lord Eighteen
| Hundred aod Sixty nine, *nd of the Independ
ence of the United States of America the Ninety.
Fourth. ‘
RUFUS B. BULLOCK, Governor.
By the Gbvermrr:
Uavi» G. Cotting, Secretary of State.
DKSCBIPTION.
Said Redmond is from 28 to 30 years of age,
about six feet higffi, weighs about 145 pounds, fair
complexion, blue eyes, auburn hair, sandy mous
tache and goatee. Hfs nose is disfigured by marks
of a bite, leaving the impression of the teeth upon
it, but uo part of it gone,
August 12, 1869. 16—It
City Marshal’s Sale.
WILL BE SOLD before the Court House. door
m the city of Bainbridge, between the Usual
Uours of aale. on the first Tuesday in September
J and building in the eorpopite Ifenito of tire
of Bainbridge, known as the Atlantic apd Gulf
Railroad Depot, levied ou as the property of the
property of the Atlantic and Guts Railroad to tikt
*fy one tax 6 fa.
P. COLLIER.
• i Cky Maibhal.
GEORGlA—Decatur Counify.
WHEREAS. W. W Harrel, adminisrtrafor of
Saunders Douglass estate, represents to the
*C«.nrt in his petition, duly fl ed An* entered 6n the
record, that be has fullv administered baund- is
Douglass wslate. This is therefore, to let ail nel
sons concerned, kindred ami creditors, to show
cause-ifany they can—why said administrator
should not be discharged, and receive letters of
dismission, vn the first Moi.day in October 1869
JOEL JOHNSON, Ord'ry
April 8, 1869. 5o «i.'
IS iDDLiEOONrS 1
VEItCIPfG RINK!
SOMETHING NEWTNFFU Orl AL-L!
THE public are notified that I have opened on
iiroughtou Street over J J. Toiulinsru s
store a
, ~ >, ... ■ .
Velocipede Rink,
*- nr ■
for the purpose of teaching the voting folks and old
ones too, of Bainbridge and suriotinding country,
how to stick a Velocipede.
N. H. BIDDLECOVf.
j!y29 I4 ts.
Administrator’s Sale.
.GEORGIA.— Djicatur County.
BY virtue of an order from the Court of- Ordinal)
of snid co mty, will be sold on the filet Tni s
(lav in August 1869. ai the Court House door in
said county, between the legal hours of sale, the
following real estate to wit; Urts-of land No 2<>s;
162,, .163, 164. 167, 196 ami fifty acres off of lot No
124; a part of said lots composing plantatio of estate
of Wm Williams on the Baidlo idge and Tallahas
see road, about five miles from Bainbridge, there
being thiee or four hundred acres of open Ind on
said pi ntation. - Also lots of,land Nos 162. 184.
185, 186 and 189 in'tlie 15th District of Decatur
County, the same being wild hmfo. Also hit of
land No 181 in the 16th District of Lowndes county
The said lamls belonging to file estate of Wm
Williams deceased, and sold for the purpose of set
tling the debts of the estate, and for distribution
among the heirs. Terms,-one bait cash, ba lance.
Twelve months brie, seemed by mortgage on
pure has til*
, W. O. FLEMING,
J. I 'NALSON.
AJiuin^stratorg.,
.fume 17.1869. B—itp*
GEORGlA*—Decatur Go&sTy.
COURT of Ordinary at Chamber!* June 28th 18*69
On the fi:st Monday in August next, I wi l
iCpyj*! v to the Court of Ordinary for letters of Ad
ministration <nv the Estate of John B. Simpson
late of s*aid cotwrty deceased.
TIMOTHYB. SIMPSON
July 1869*. Iu- 6w
GEO RGIA Df.catur C< *unty
BV virtue of an order from the Court of Ordinary
of Decntur county, will l»e «<>!({. oa (he firsl
Tuesday i.n October next, at the C >nrt House door
in said county, bt tween the legal hours of sale, tin
land belonging to the estate of Mirv Glover, de
ceased, consisting of lot No*. 2'. iij the llth district
of Mitchell county, containing 104 acres Lot-. No
383 in the. 16th di-fr!et of Decat'nr county, contain
ing 260 acres. UEKMStCASiI
RHOD-V A*. GLOVER, Arfmr'x.
August 5, 1860. 15- 2m
GEORGIA Decatur (JhustV.-
DA. CAMPBELL having applied, to be appoint
.ed Guardian of tlie person and property of
Hattie .f Grey, a minor, under font term year.-of
age. .res dent of said county. This »s to cite all per
sons concerned to he and appear at. the September
term of the Court of Ordinary and show if any they
can why D. A. Campbell shoubi not i>e entrusted
with the Guardianship of the person and property of
Hattie ,1 Grey Witness my hand and official sig
nature.
JOEL JOHNSON, Ord’rv.
August 5.1869. 15-1 in
Dectiliir Pot* p >ii«d tAiierdf'« Sale.
WILL BE SOLD before the Courthouse door in
the city v ef Baihbridge. between the usual
hours of sale bn the first Tuesday in September hext,
the following pro|>erty to wit; " T
Lots of land Nos 74. it 4 and J 75 and 76, £of 123,
all lying in the 16th district of Decatur countv.
Levied on to satisfy one Hupei ior Court h fa in favor
of Drury Kambo. Executor vs K D. McElvecn ami
Henrietta McElveen. Executrix.
Also, at the same time and place, one lot of land
Np 124, in the 19th district of Decatur county,
lovied on as the property of b.hn R. Masey to sat
sfy one Justice Court fi fa W Pearce vs J. 11 Masey
and J. S. Masey .
Lew made and returned to me by B. A. V.Dn
digfoam, Constable.
. B. WAUGH, Sheriff.
August 5, 1869. 15 4 W
NOTICE.
ON the first Monday in September next, I will
apply to the Ordinary of Decatur county for
leave to sell r„ t G s land No. 286, in the 2"th ‘ Dis
trict of Decatur county, .belonging to my ward,
llama L, Farbain.
R. H - BUILER, Guardean.
_ aust 3, 15 -30d.
mortgage tiiiEiiirrVti sale?
IV’LL be sold before the Court House door in the
ft town of Bainhridge, on the first Tuesday in
October next, between the legal hours of sale, the
following property to wit; .
Loss of land Nos. 8,9, 10, 30, and 3t lying in the
nineteenth District of Decat nr ctmty. excJlttui
fitly one acres off of th.r Kouth West corner of said
u *' Levied on as the property of W W
F a w C b i° Satlß ! > ° ne mrtrt « M ße « fit. in favor of R*
a i L tt m i? ll,,u,l ' lmtor "gainst W. W; Himll
T Harrell Property pointed'out inm,?r!
I.S/UW H - B - WAUGH ’ S K;
s o'CJi'X3:E3i=tisr lexjisr
100 PRUUrIifG
establishment.
i L^°L 3 Z sss
/ )FFICEof J. BERRIEN OLIVER.
mission Merchat. No 97 Bay Street (over Wi]
«ox, Gibbs & Cos.) Savannah, Ga. [dcy2-36.
Slieriff Sales.
I\ T IT.L BE SOLD before the Court Horisi.y I
VV the .mtjy of Bainbridge., i»e*\'een 'ti.yß
hours of saW;on the first 1 uewWy
the following property, to wit ;
Loss of 1 uidj NoS. 201 and 202' ftactiona) In vl
24. and lractiooal lOt, No, 262, cunt i tl( j .2'dH
No 263 contaiijiiig iUblyicrys. 264
in the-HSfttb iklt t'ornerof kald lot, 100 iieiv
No 240. bounded .as ' b flj
-outliwest corner lunning North chains
links; -t'» a -station, therm Eftdf l>\ South
to the East. North ;n <1 South litit* <rt - a j,j
land lying South of the same being *BS
said !he North half of fractional l ( ,t,
the South half of lot No 203 coptaiping )V.'
the whole tntiiaifiirig 1307f acles 'alt j,,
..district <<f Decntur eou-pty and known
pufcha.-eit by P Gaulden fiaiin H, t> Sljehee '
lots, N.rs; 87, '3b. 3tf. 40 arid 41 and
N->. 1 4. and lot No. 42 and tractioual ),4'\v*iJL
I gnd the South .half ot lot No.- 36.
acres all lying in the 14lh district pi Uecmur''
ty. in ihe fork of the Flint and Ohatfalino^ )f| . 0
al-so. lots of laud Nos 330 and 1 15 acres of |,,f !l9
in the Western part of said lot, a Ceitau,
dividing the U&acqjj from lliy hdlaVcu
in'thef 2(/tli district ol sairl cy unly aiuf kmwn
hind lanight by J B. Gaiilcen from Daniel '
LeV'fed on its the property of J. p,
satisfy one Superior Court ii fa Henry D. Shch,. , ,«Bß'’
' Lew nm*le arid retun'ied to me bv David R,.i.i■
ex Sheriff, DccatOi riouiity. ' ' Wal'
A%>, at the. same time and place. ; Lots of
Nos. .01 and 202. fracti mal lot. No. 241 ainl-fl
tioioil lot No, 263 containing 10 acres. No. 253’]™'
Drilling 19-*| aci*e»».,2s4 being acres in
blast corner of said lot. 135 acres otlot
bnrinded as follows. Coininenclng at the
co I*l rer running North 16 chains an' l 00 links; ||B
station thence East by South 04<legiees to tin ..-fBIB
North and* S *nth line of siiid let- tije land
South of the same being the 136 acres aforesaid
* Norih Hi 1 sos fraction if 1 lot No 24*2'. the s„
half of No 203 containing 125 acres; tbewf , ■
c nfaining 1307A acres all in the 14th district of
eatur and known as iand purclnrsed by J. f
en fr lirH. L' Sht-hce. also, lots NoS iff, IS, ufii-fl
anti 41 ami tract iofiai h»t( NO. 114 r. avKliot No 42a
fractional lot No li3 and t e Soutji halt of * MHR
30 confaiuitig 103 acres ail lying in the ■ 4:h distta-HHjH
of Decimiif county iir the fork of the Flint
Chattahoochee fibers, rtMo. K»ts' of land' Nils 3;, 3nn,
145 acres of lot 332 in the VV’estet u parr of said li#»is <rl<
j a certain baygall and. vidiiry 11 5 scies o oui tin
i of sard hit hi the 2t*th di trigt of sable uut} w 2
known as the land bought by J* P. Gkuhleii [i.
Levied on as the property < f,J. P. G*tu}deniWertUM
satisfy one Su[K*i*ior Court rifa Henry D«-Sfo*iiutojM
John P (iaulfh-n 44*1401!
l,evy in ide and returned- tb me by David Bulcln—
ex-Sherilf, Decafur county. *
A Iso. at the mine time and place. 4 LotsmtH* dTa
Nos 201 and 202. tVactir nal lot No . 23l mid far*
tjonal lot No. 252 Containing 1<» acres, No.
taining 199$ acres, 254 being 35$ acres in the Soiit;|k|39
east corner ..f said lot 135 acres «-f tot No sf 2SJUI
lioiiiufed as follows; coin noticing at fhw
coroer nmniug North 10 chains and 06 link«nwl|PS
station, thence East by South 04 l»4» Mpß
East, North fttid South line of said lot'the iand'lyiiii fiMH
South of the same being the 135 acres
The North ha t of fraction rl lot No 242. the fonll>[|Bi
h ilf ot:' lot No. .03 couta nir:g 125 apivs, the
Containing f3o7s acres all in the 14th di.'tncti<i|Bß
D»X*atwr county atirf known as the laud
by J P (i.iulden from H D Sheliee, also, No*.
BS*. 39. 40 aid 41 amt fiaodoual No. 114. and k|HPJ
No 4*2, and tractioual lot No. 113 and the Smith |»M
half ot lot No 30't'ohtarniug ’93acVi*s. all lying
the 14th district of Decatur county in the folk
the hlint and Chattahooehte rivers, also.
land No 330 and 1 fr acres of lot 33; hi tin Westum Rivln
jr.n t ol said lot. a certain Imygail dividing tlw 114 t/Ids
acres firmi 'he bithauceof aw-hkh't Hi'tne 20- dktiirt ? ts-jiM
ol said count v and known as* the'land bought by J, _
P. Gaulden from DUuref O'Neal. Mjm
Le'.-ied on as the property of J. p Gaulfli-ri
satisfy o e Sirpevior Court ti fa Henry D. Sheliee
Levy, made arid returned to me by David Beichsl*™!
ex Sliei iff, Decatur county. wept
Also. One half acre of land nv the city of Bain-MTS
bridge bnnnded'iis .follows; North by
street; Ikist by Clay vtreet; South by street separa- vi
tin; it from lots owned by S L. Be 1 oiler anil up
phans of Ifenrv \laioti*--; VVest bv street name mi*
known; levied' on as the property <>f Luke M >iwito Drbr
satisfy one Justice Court fi.fi Harrell. Z**igh*v%V« , een
vs Luke Mamn. Pfojiei’ty pomtetf out by DefcvA*
ant. * l ' en
iey n<
Also. One-half acre of land in 'h>e city of
bridge. Irmnded as fu-ltows. Nortlr by Planter .
street; East by Olav street;'Suiitl, by street sepiiM-*- **
ti git from lo s owned by S L Belcher and a °uld
bans of JTe."ry M tloue; West bv street name union,
know n; levied oji as Ihe prop'rty of m/:. Ti
satisfy pile Justice Court Ada Elias- Simpson & Cu. di
vs la.ke Alarm-. Property pnwitod out by deteiKlnulßold
Also, lot No 138 and paittd lot No 1- sin
2Uih district of Decatur County, levied on'astho
|U* petty of S A J Cox to satisfy one Supcriw I !*l**
Court ti tu Patten l , Lane. Meriam i& Cos. vs E. A. ols oj
OoX & 431*0, > e <loc
Also at the .same time and place, one h< use anjhnqi
lot in the c : v, f Bainhridge bounded as tul'owsif le 1
North 1 y street name not known. East by prcmii-eB (>r w
of Ed laowu, West. I>y George Edwards piace stilly ( ,*j
South by Hack street. Levied on as the pmpertT, J”
"f Kmart M um (colored.) to satisfy one tax ti
Levy made and returned to me by M. llahu, |Ws|
at iTie same time and place. Tot of htiiLHbffc,
A'ws. T 1 fi 117 and 124. iiv th« 15th district of
tar county, levied on as the property of W. M Pol
lar to satisfy one tax fi la. , S
. „ -inter
at" the s utie tipie pJucd lpt of lnnd
275 in the 15th District of Decatur'c rurtty', levied
as the property-of Huvs and Hutehinsun to
one tax li fa
o‘ne lot of 'and No. 188. in the 29 district ofD*-
cat'ur county. Levied on as the property of Nancf
Stewart to satiety one tax rt fa
Ahr >. at he same time and place, Nq 282, SH
Ititn tfi trict* of Decatur county, containing
a res. Levied on as the property of K L lUcbeln MB
to satisfy one tax fi fa
Also, at the same time and place, lot* of land I
Nos. 21 and 31, in tire 2ist distret of DeeaM
ipouiiry Levied on as the property oi J. H. Etowa 9H
to satisfy One lax fi fa,
Also, at the gamy time and place, lot of land No 1 HH
191, in the I9tn district of Decatur county, oaitaiii" BjH
ing 185 acres more or less. I/evied on as tiie prvp
ert v of D. L Bryant to satisfy one tax fi fa.
Also, at she same time and place, lot of land h°'
359, in the 21st of 'Decatur county. Levied oh"* ■
the property ot L Mai shall to satisfy one tax fi !*• I
Also, at the same time and place, lots of I
Nos 37 i ami 337. in the 2l*t district of Decftt» r |
county. Levied oil as the piopeity of T. J. H«iP—■
satisfy om ■ tax fi fa. 1
xr at . tll( ‘ Kalr >c lime and place, lot of If"* I
i„ tj )e district of Decatur count) I
Levied on as the property of William Fafnitr t<t ■
satisfy one tax fi fa
Levies made and returud tio me by M. Bthn* I
Constable.
Lot of land No 592, in The 15th District of j
, c "»nty Levied on as the property «f I
A. VVtisia! to satisfy one tax fi fa. Lev) mad« fl « and 1
re'urned to me by M. Hahn, Constable.
fh A o-;u ? r - eKt . ha,f of lan JNo 822 *o I
e ~i th District oi DeduTtif conhty. levied ob * h
ie property of S unnel Lowery to satisfy one J" 4 * JH
ce .mill fi f a Cpiilsoii Adams vs 8 I/Owery. IB
Levy made and letmued to me hv H, M. Hatch* |
er Const. , •- ■*
IT r , : •’' - ■
Also, lot of land, No. ?20. iw the 10th District w I
Uecatur County.. Levied on.aa the property of w * I
“• u<4Ja, ‘ Guardian for John Brock. ■
. H. B. WAUGH, £h« r ”*;
August 6j I860: 16-4^
v Decatur Ounty g ; 1
9 V ~,< ' y 6*st Mi unlay, in Oetobef I WI, J B
mLsi n m
•» t»*Mu,tho hxeeHtoisliip ou .^9
w -J.KACKLV. deceased, ~n i 9
jiy 15, 69. 12-Bn»j I