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f«r accordingly.
Eeraents seht t.* us for publication should
Ed with the number of insertions dcsiwF
K to 1* pub'-'sl ed. and accompanied with
Knt required fm payment.
1 f ArlVf il- 5,1 w^*
E information and guidance of Ordinal
■otorks, Exccutrlts. Administrators, Gun
E others, we publish the folding, (a rule
Ent to lie departed from.)
■*, Sales are require,l by law to be pubVhcd
E four weeks, and the charge per Uvy. o
K, less, will he $2 <*o.
Ec Sales, eight weeks, per square $5.
E f, lt letters of adininistration and guar
E *3.
E„n from a,lm uisfra'ion. monthly for six
E r> -
Eon fr.brt guardianship forty days. $5.
Eons for leave to sell land, sixty days $6
K sal sos Und, forty days, pet*
E'rMiah! roperty. per square $3.
K. debtor n l ei editors, forty days $5.
Hjoticr>. tli tv and its. net square $4%
•b W » k.
E'-scriittion ot ton nintiiig executed in
E*o for '’fatness, cannot lie suififfiftcd in
[torn U,“ ijfit
I* j pi cl)vy.
It'S\N having t )> ‘ l ‘ nin -gf?~ggC
I in tli-* city of Bahi®|Eipß®
lir-i i-isi -nil 'iM-viCf* t<> |||
prtbiily siitieitKiisliaiv flBPg
t ims office in (lower's Block lim
it liis residence tut Broughton
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RRA.II & JONES;
ite I theuise'ves tngbthb’. fiir j>
.f \lki<ickk. tint lev their pro-yw
tn til-- eitizviis of Bainbridge XJL
free n;ist:iivs over E 11. Kmitit &
.1 mii-scm 'in fii ml at uijtM -it the
>•-if-issi.iiiil!y engaged; :tn<t t)i
•‘•tec * i Shot well street, opposite
It ,
69 4R-IV.
m * HiNEfi,
NEYS A*T LAW
ANT»
•QRS IN EQUITY
IHIDGE, GEO. GIA.
• prompt .(Mention to till business
route ill the following comities;
Town.
Bainbridge
Coltpiitt,
Bhikely.
Newton
Camilla.
Tbontusville
metio*- in the Supreme Courts of
ite-1 Stales Court for the Southern
>rgi.a. (tflfcc upstairs over J P
a . Confectionery. [ApB 49 ts.
.. .. ; " G■ GUBKLY
BELL & LTRLL’V,
TT O NEYB
AND
Pis itt
LLORS At LAW,
AND
tDQE GF.OtUv 1 A
J. 42- ly.
DOB BORN,
lL H.ARNiiiSS MAKER,
LtlN BBlb’.'E, GA
street in rear of Henderson’s Fuf
tind next door to Cuimning’s Rho
irneett repaired or made to order,
and mist substantial style. A
Saddles. Bridles, Sole and Uppet
on hand, which he offers to the
sir low figures for CASH. -
809. 0 6tn
:Y& O , DEALERS IN CLOl'll
ishiug Goo-L for men wear, Staple
ness and Saddlery, Watet Street
rgia. [Junfe 10-
• Ewell $(?.
s forwarded to all Newspapers
anted on Publishers’ prices,
wpsaper kept od file.
•to Cost iff Advertising furnished,
ive careful attention,
util answered promptly,
ed Lists of Newspapers for sale’
repaod for Customers,
s Written and Notices secured,
isiness Men especially solicited,
MWff
i .22,22, 1868. 22-H.
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to me Intereste of' Southern a>n.cl KSoutliweetern
YOL. IV.
GEtjiiGl A— DjScatur County.
Decatur Superior Court April Termlß6<j.
h. M. BEACH 1
vs [ Petition & Knit; iHisi
J. R. PROFFITT, j |o ccloyc Tloi i^ige.
It appearing to the Court by the petition of H
M Beach, that by deed of mortgage dated 9rk day
of October 1867. John R. Proffit conveyed to the
said Henry M Reach and Alexander N Nicholson,
all that town lot situated, lying and being in the
town of Bainbridge said State and County; and
k , o wn as the West half. of lot known as the
Nicholson lot Booildad on the North by a street
sepal'dting it from the lot tlpd stores recently
owned by the estate of Ira Sanborn deceased, and
rtow belonging to Ira W Sanborn; the West by
e atl-eet separating it from ttiel»reabyrer.au ghurch;
on the South by a l<’t owned by J M Douhlsoh;
and on the East by the balance of .aid lot; the
same having been sold by George W. Pearce. Adm
and bought by J R. H .yes and others. Said bar
gained premises containing one half acre, more or
less, foi the piirpose of securing the payment of
ttfo proniiSofy ti.it eS, made hv the said John K
Proffit. to the said Henry M. Beach and Alexander
P Nicholson. Guardian, or bearer; each due on
the first day of January 1860, amounting to tile
sum of eighteen hundred and ninety-two dollars,
which notes are now due and unpaid.
It is ordered that the said John Li Promt do pay
into this COUI I, by the first ot the next tetm
thereof, the principle, interest and costs due on
said notes; or show cause, if any he has to the
contrary, or that in default thereof, fore' los me be
granted to |he said Henry U. Beach. of s .id mort
gage; and the equity of .redemption of the saic. J.
R ' Proffitt therein be forever barred. Ami tout
service < f this rule, be perfected on said John R.
Prottil by publication as the law direct.
■ J. M. CLARK.
J. S. C. S w. CJ.
A true extract from the Minutes this Jm.e 17th
1869. G - A - PADRR Kj
Clerk.
jly2? -8: m4m.
GEORGIA Dkcatitr County.
Decatur Superior Court ApriljTerm,l36§
B BELCHER, j
Vs ! Petition and cule nisi
DEBBIE B GRIFFIN [ 'to vueeceosk muutoage
and 1
JAMES B GRIFFIN. J
It beine vepicsenlod t“ the Court, by the pet?-
t in*' ,»t Abram B - Belcher Adinr outlie estate of
James Kent. Miai bv deed of mortgage dated tbe22d
day of January. 1868. Del,i>ie B Griffin conVeyed
to the said Abram B ; Beleher as Admr on the
estate of James Kei t, a 1 ! that tract or parcel (it
land, situate, lying and bei -g m the city of Bain
bridge; bourded on tiie Last bv liidcpendant
ri-lrt; on the South by a lirn com iimeiug at
-take 0,.e bun lit-d and thirty, two teet front the
corner of Jbantel's 'and Lidepetidei.t streets, and
rtlnnbig West one hundred and fifty five feet.; on
the West try aline running North and South from
the w St end ofthc line, making the Southern
li aiuiiarv until it intersects Planters street; and on
tbt* North By l l U'!leis? street: for the purpose of,
Sethiring tiie |t i vmeiit of six promissory notes madh
by the. said Debliie P. Orillia and James It. Griffin
to tiie said Abram B. Beicher as Admi\ on tiie
estate, of Jamas Kent, beating date November 6th
1867. and due twelve months fVoni date —will) in
terest ff-oni diitJ Five of said notes being for the
sum of fifty dollars caeli. I lie sixth and remain
Jug note being for the sunt of $8 17 • with all legal
interest which may be due upon. Die Same, and also
all costs that may be incurr-d by the sdd Belcher
n collecting tiie same Which said Holes are now
due and unpaid.
It is oideied that tlm Slid Debbie TANARUS» Griffin and
Junes li Giitfin do pay into Oourt by the first day
of next term, the principal, interest and cost due
on the paid uot(*B or show cause, it any they have,
to the contr ry; or tliat 111 default thereof, fore
closure tie granted to the said yhranx It Belclier as
Admr. of the estate of James Kent, or said mort
gage and flic equity of redemption of the said Deb
hits B. Griffin and ’ James B Griffin, therein be
forever barred; ana that service ol this tule be
perfected on -aid Debbie B. -iriltiu and J allies B
Griflin according to iaw.
J. M. CLAffK,
j 8 0 , K. W G.
A trite extract from the Minutes this juiie L7th
1869 G. A. PADRIOK. Clerk.
GEORGI \ Decatur County
DcCatur Superior Court April Terra, 1869.
SIMON WARD | ,
vs. ' | RULE NISITO FORE
THOMAS L J COWART } CLOSE MOKT
& r J GAGE.
bamuEL l Tisdft j
IT appearing to the Court bv the petition of St
non Ward accompanied by the notes and M<>it
oage ded thiM'on the 14th day of October, »565.
defendants m-de ami delivered to the plaintiff their
promissory notes hearing date the year and day
aforesaid, try one of which notes the defenoants
pro --ised liy the fir t day us January, 1807. to pay j
to plaintiff or hearer --igiit limi-ired ami thirty f hit
dollars, by another of Said notes the defendants!
promised by the fi st day of .fannary, 1808. to par j
tin* plaintiff or be.rer eight hundred aid thirty five j
dollars, and by the third and last if said notes de
fondants promised by the first day <>f January. !
18G91« pay to plaintiff or bearer eight hundred j
and thirty’dollars all said notes were giv n for]
.value received and drew interest from tin first day
of January next, after the date theieot And for ]
jhfe better securing the payment of said notes, on j
the Pith diy of N >v- uTJei 186->, the s*i 1 Thomas
E. J. Cowart and Samuel L. I'isoli executed and •
deliveied to plaintiff three deeds of mortgage !
whereby said defendants mortgaged to said plaintiff
the following lots and parcels of land, lying in the ]
21st district of said county of Decatur, one frac
tSnnal lot. l umber two hundred ami for fraction
(242.) confatiiipg one hundred and forty-seven and j
a-hall (U 71,) acres affile of legs, also forty-three
(43.) acres of lot number two hundred and twenty
nine (229.) lying on the West side of fir t said lot
also fractional lot. Number (243.) containing one
hundred six and-a-h-df acres (lOdJ,) acres more or
le s, also, o e hundred and fifty acres (150) more
or less, off of lot ot land. Number two hundred and
thirty. (230.) also, one hundred ami seventy-five
(*75.) acres move or less off of lot, Numlor (230)
also, one bandied. (!"<>) acres found in said last
lot, and seventy tire (75) at res fouii t in iols Num
ber two hundred ami forty four and two hundred
and forty live, (244 ad 245 ) And it further ap
pearing that said note remainsunyaid it is there- ]
foie, ordered, that the said defenda.iid, do pay into j
Court on or tielore the first day <>t tfie next teim
theieof the principal, interest ami costs due upou
said note and the charges, or show cause to the
contrary if any life Can. Ahd nial on the failure of
she deteudants so to do the equity of redemption in
and to isiid mortgaged premises be forever thereaf
ter bavrbd us id foreclosed. Aed it is fur he i oi
dered that this rule be publislid in thy Southern
Sun once a mouth for four months previous to the
next te-m of this Court or served ou the defend
ants their special agent or H. M. Beach assignee
in Bankruptcy »f I'houjas E. J Cowart and b. U
Tison. at least three mouths previous to the uext
term of this Court. „ .. T n
j. M CLARK, J S. C„ 8. \V C.
A true extract, fiom the Minutes of said Court,
this June 17 * lbby
1 G. PADRIOK, Clerk.
June 17, 1860. _ralm
BAINBRIDGE, GA., THURSDAY, ■-OtilpMW,.
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GEGttUi Ghuniy
DECAitJR SUPERIOR COURT APRIL
IBRM 1809.
MARION F. SANDERS 1 Petition 'aVid ltd lb Nisi to
vs > Foieclose Mortgage.
Win. M. MARSHALL )
It being represented to Rife Coiiri by the pethioh
»f M irioii F\Sianders, that by deed 'ot Mortgage,
dated tiie Sixteenth day of November eighteen
hundred and sixty-eight, James A_ Davis conveyed
to William W. Marshall a ot of iaiid in the tdwn
of Harrell in Slid State and County, and known In
the plan of said townmis lot No onpon block (K)
containing.thirty feet on Bmad strfeet, runuing
back 105 feet, Hounded du the North by Broad
street; on the E,TSt by field aw dug portion of blofik
(K); on the-'kiiitHbY sa-atej <>4 the West by McGrift
stree ;in the 19‘h District of aaid county, and
known as lot number 31. for the-purpose of seen
ring the payment of a promi sort note made by
saiil James A Davis to WitLaui W. Marshall or
bearer, and dhc one day after date for tile ciini of
One Hundred and fwenty-Five Dollars, wliicli said
note is due and unpaid. It is. ordered that said
James A. Davis pay into this Court by.the first tbtjr
of next term the principal; inti rest and Costs due
on said Mote, or show CaiiSe. if any he has, to the
contrary; or that in default thereof, foreclosure bp
granted to said Marion F. Sanders. Ihe now owner
of said inortgige by assignment, of said mortgage
and tire equity of redemption of said Janies# A.
Davis therein be forever barjpd.i find tliat service
of this rule be perfected op said James A. Davis
according to iaw.
J. M. CL RK,
J. S. C. S W, C.
A true extract from the minutes this .June l7th,
IBti9j ‘ G, A pADiUCix Clerk.
GEORG I \ Dkcatuk County.
DEC Al UR SUPERIOR COURT APRIL
TERM 1869.
MARION F. SANDER S ) Rule Nisi to Foreclose
vs . V Mortgage
Wm M MARSHALL )
It being represented to the Court by the petition
of M F. Sanders, that by deed of mortgage dated
the twenty fourth day of Dec eighteen hundred
and sixty eight. William W MarshitM conveyed to
said M F. Sanders, a bit of land in the nineteenth
district ut said cdifrity. kuovyn iu the plan of said
district by number eleven then known as tiie
Marshal! place, tor the purpose of securing the pay>
meiit of a proniisory note made hy said William W
M iisljall-to said 11. F. Sanders, due On the twenty :
fifth day of Dace in net* tUfen next, for Lie sum of
I wo Hundred and Eighty-One Dollars; which note
is now due and unpaid. It is ordered that said
William W\ Maishall (hi pay into this Court by the
first day of the next term, the principal interest
and casts due 011 said note, of- show Cause, if any
he has to Lie cdtitia.y, tis that in default theieof
foreclosure be granted-to said M F 8 m(levs of said
and tiie equity of redemption of the said
William W Mar-hall be forever haired; and that
service of this rule be perfected on said Wjlliam VVa
M irshaii according to law.
J M. CLARK
J S. C.. 8. W. C.
A trife extract from the minutes this 17Li day
J line 1869. G.A Radiuok, Clerk.
’SOMTSALiK SILE.
\to T LL be sold before the Court House door iii the
town of Bainbridge, on the first Tuesday lb
October next, between the legal hours of sale, the
following property to wit;
Lots of land N->s 8, 9, 10, 30, and 31 lying in Life
nineteenth Distiict of Decatur county, excepting
fifty one acres off of the South West corner of said
lot No 31. Levied on as the property of W W.
Harrell to satisfy one mortgage fi fa. in favor of S.
E. Windham a Imiuistrator against W. W. it mall
and John 'l' Harrell Property pointed out iu molt
11. B. WAUGH. Sheriff
August 9, 1869. 10 Bw.
GEG ltd lA Dkcatur Gounty.
BY virtue of an order from the Court of Ordinary
of Decatur comity, will he sold, on the first
Tuesday in Octobei next", at the Court House door
iu said county, between the legal hoiifs of Hale, the
land belonging to the estate of Mary Glover, de
ceased, consisting of lot No, 2, in the 11th district
of Mitchell c unity, containing 104 acres Lot, No.
383 in the 16th district of Decatur county, contain
ing 260 acres TERMS CASH
RHODA A. GLOVER, Admi’x.
August 5, 1860. 15-2iu
AT I'liN IIGN
I a IfjL be at the foHowius; places at the times
specified for the purpose of collecting the State
and county tax (hie for the year 1839:
Atttpnlgus. Monday Sept 27; Cooper’s Shop,
Tuesday Sep’t 28fh; Chester's Store, Wednesday the
29th; Whigham, Thursday the 30th; Lime Sink*,
Friday Ucc Ist; Baindridge. Saturday the 2nd;
Faceville, Monday the 4th, Lower Spring Creea.
Pue-day the sth; Dickinson’s Store, Wednesday
the titi.; Rock Pond. 'Thursday the 7ih; Brockctt'ji
Mill. Friday’ the Bth; Bainbridge. Saturday the 10th
and again at Atfapulgns, Monday the 11th; Coop
er's Shop, Tuesday the I2tii; Chester's Store,
Wednesday the I3tli. Whigham Thursday the 14th
Lime Sink. Friday 15th: Bainbridge, "Saturday 16tL;
Faceville Monday the lßthi Lower Spring Creek,
Tuesday ,ath; Dickinson’s Store, Wednesday the
20th; Roc 1 ; Pond. Thursday 21st. Brockett’s Mill,
Friday 22d: Bai abridge, Saturday 23d; and in
Bainbridge (lining t ofirt week, after which time
the books will positively close.
T. J. JETER, Tax CoL
GEORGIA— Decatur. County.
Decaltik Superior Court, April Term
t§6f>
JuHN MORGAN. (Col ) ) Libel for Divorce,
vs \ Rill to Perfect
AMANDA MORGAN, (Col ) ) Service
IT appearing t the Ccnrt by the return of the
Siieiiff that the defendant does not reside in
this county, and it further appearing that she does
not reside in this State, it is ordered % the Court
that said defendant appear and answer at the next
terui of this Court Mse' that the case be considered
in fault arid the plaintiff allowed to proceed.
And it is further ordered by the court ti at this
rule he published in tlie Southers Spa once a
month for four
A true extract from the iu^ie^ DßicE . Cik .
may 27 ’69.
pLEMING ft RUT IERFORD, Attorneys at Law
T Bainbridge. Georgia. Jr., & Cos.
Office over drug store ot C. L. .
arebbly prepared to take charge of all cases ar
iug .under the Bankrupt Law. 18-ts
June 2(, 1867.
Sheriff Sales.
WILL be sold before the Court-House door at the
usual of.saK, on the |rst d'uejxlay -in Ge
tober next, the following pV6per» to wit; Lot of
land No 61 in the 19th Dist|iqt II Decatur county.
LevieTofrm? MWi ff> ,sl
i'sfr one Justice Court fi fa, in favor of J. C Rutbfet
ford vs Fdmo <i Davis T.evy made and returned to
uie,by E. A Vaulaiidhighani- Const.
Also at the same time an* place, lots of land
number 313 jn the 27iii District; humbeis 393,
235, 100. 397 in the fifteenth District, also numbers
127. 129, 126 in the sixteenth District all.m said
county? “Llrtfetf db as the property w " tot&ses fal
len to satisfy one execution in tavor of J. B. But
ler Ex’r against Mosses Pullen and John H. Pullen.
Property pointed out by plaintiff’s Attorney.
'Aslo aT'the same tirfi<j stud place. 1 ots of land
number 34 and sin the sixteenth District of said
couiity Levied on as the property of Wiley Pearce,
to satisfy one execution of B. K. Gee vs Wiley
Perce; PfciJSgfity by • Att*»r---
i.feysVl JU 1 C fU If I, I W JO JuM
Also at the same time find place, lots bf land
tirirnber 328 and '353 in the ibtli District of said
county. Levied bn as the property of H. H. Me Uvy
to satisfy o io execution in fovor of Bazil Udbii
vs H 11. McElvey. Property pointed out by plWii
tiff attonoys
Also, at the same time and place, fill that portion
of lot of ljtmjr. M '• $26Hn the fotli distinct of 4qid‘
county bt'Dec itur, 4),rnnderfon the West by the
lands of Luke Maun, on the North by Flint river,
on the East by lands of Tbtige fafetoiy. on the
South by Albany sHije i-o'ad Levifed on as the
property of M. N Scott to satisfy one execution
in favor of Gideon Holton against M. N, Scott.
Property pointed out by Plaintiff’s Attorney’!?.
Also lot of land, No. 226, 56, 155, 114 and 115
in the 20th District of Decatur county, also one
half interest m two brick store house* and One
wuden store house, the same being lots 9 and 10
according to the survey of tlyj -city of Bainbridge,
located between the hotel and West street, also lots
Nos 69. 70, 61 and parts,of lot Nos 7 and Bin sur
vey of said ,tpyu. levied on as the property of John
Hairell to' sWtisty one Superior Court li fa Josiah B.
Butler vs John Harrell and John T. Hairell
Ais >, lots of land. No’s 239 and 26“ in the 20th diS
trict ot ljecatur coiiptjf Levied on aS tile property
of John Ingram to satisfy ope Superior Court li, fa,
Judson Butts vs. Evan Donalson, Buster Donalaou
and John Ingram.
Also, one house and lot in the city,of Bainbridge,
Decatur County, known as the place where R. R.
Topcll How iives Levied on ns the property of
R. R'i onell, to satisfy one Superior Court fi fit, in
favor of E. Simpson & Cos vs. R. R Terrell & Cos.
Also, lots of land, Nos 164. 189, 190, 201 rtnd
202. all lying in the 21 st district of Decatur county.
Levied 011 a* the property bf J. C. PJttbisud to satis
ty one Superiorrt.kntrt fi’fa. in favor bf li H Butler,
Guardian vs W. C. Lundy, E. E. White and J. C.
Patterson.
Also, one house and lot in.tl>e city of Bainbridge,
bounded as follows, KitsC - by lot owned by H. M.
Reach, North by .Broughton street and lot former
ly owned By A Ellis. Levied on US the property
of A. P. Beicher, to sitisfy 011 c Superior Court fi la
in favor of D J, Belcher vs. B. A. B.iily and A. P.
Belcher. f
Also, one brick store house in the city of Baio
bridge, bounded as follows, North by Broughton
Street, Earthy Clark street, South by property of
Potters’ and West by slore-hoiisf owned by Gordon
Brad well. Levred mr as the priqg'i tr »f Dauiel
Brad Well to satisfy* otW Superior Cortrtli* fa, Allan
tic and Gulf Railroad vs Daniel Bradwe 1.
Also, One warehouse and lot in the pity of Bain
bridge. hounded-as follows; Last by W est street,
North bv roperty owned- by T- J' Williams. West
by Clark stieet and North by aFt reef dividing the
said Warehouse from property owned by John Har
rell and known as the ware house that J. C. Shes
field formerly occupied,' levied on as the property
of J. C. Shefiielfl tx> satisfy, one,.Superior Court fid'a,
McKevsou & Robbia* vs I. Oi Sbefiield sufviyor Sec
- H- B. 'WAtiGH,'Sheriff
Sept. 9, 1869. *O-4w
MORTGAGE' SHERIFF’S SALE.
'**7'lLL RESOLD before the court liottsc door in
ff the city of Bainbridge, on the first Tuesday
in November next, the undivided half interest in all
that lot of land being in Hie city of Bainbridge,
known as the stables where Gibson Und Speai aie
po\y uoing business shd where Moses Singleton
resides; levied bn to Satisfy one Superior Court h
la, K. H. Butler, Guardian vs Moses Singleton
H. B. WAUGH, Sheriff.
Sept 9,1869. V>' 2tn
MORTGAGE SHERIFF’S SALES.
WILL- be sold bes - re the Court. House door in f
the city of Bainbiidge on the first iupsday to
November next, between the us al hoifrs of sale,*]
the following property th wit,;. . •
Fnmtiorial low, numbers 3<>l. 302. and 303 in the ,
2lsl. District <tf cotmtv. Levied on as tRe ?j
property of George H .Cliut to .satisfy one mmc- 4
gage execution in favor of D. P* Holbuid agaiiist j
G. H. Clielt. Property pointed otrt in mortgage. I
Also at thb sititje time ami place, all that fifty
acrOs of land in the Northwest corner of lot of land
number 20t in the fifteenth. District of said ;
county. Levied on as the property of James b.
Griffin, to satisfy one mortgage fiTa in favor of N
N. Lester adtniuistr#toi, against James B. Griffin.
Property pointed out in mot tgage.
Also, at thesanie titrte-aftd place, lots nj.imh.crs
211. add *2l§ iif the 2ni£ District of M(f caunty.
Levied on as the property of Bennett !. Widdeii,
to satisfy one execution in favor of J. R. r eigusoii
against Bennett I Whiddcu. Property pointed
out Plaintiffs attdney. :
H. B. WAUGH, Sheriff.
Sept. 9,1839 20 2u >-
M 0 RTG A GE' ; SH ERIFF’S S A HE. •
117 ill be sold before the Court House door between
YY the usual hours of sale, on the first Tuesday in ]
November next, the following ]>r perty to wit: Lots ,
of land Numbers 8. 88, 33,'and sevehty-five acres ]
on the South side of lot Number 48; » one
fired ands( venty five acres on the North sm
lot, Number seventy three all in the i‘fov- r
trict of Decatur county, tosaiisty one fi U. ?u ,
of (jynGiia.Swift adin’x and Polm J paiiser , a<l " f
•***'*• » H “' dt Vt
Sept 9 18G9. 20 ~ 2tP -
NOTSGE.
duly authenticated in terms of the law and a
Ss indebted to said esUte will make immediate
pa) inent. pAD p iICK Cler k Superior Court,
and ex-Ufficio A(kniu:£tiator.
Sept. 9, 1869 - 20 40d
GEORGlA— Ducatur County.
the first Monday in November nexil.l wdl ap-
Sept. 9, 1 839 • - *
[From the Weekly l J i or id! an. 1
TAiiLAUASSKE, BAIMiRIDtiE
COLUMBUS RAILROAD;
‘ We Hponk of this as our enterprise; for
tstieh ft is, hi*U}»h the w rk of tnuhiitiw tl e
%ad is iu the hands of two couipfitriies.
From tlk- tiute.of C >h HarUie- Chief Survey
or of the “llaiubridge, CiithUerl and Joltau
bus” Cos., published two weeks since in om
columns, it appeared that lie h-fd then just
compUtted the siKtvpX' fjf the entire line
between Columbus and 'fatlaiiassee. The
whole iength of road rt quired is IdO miles—-
140 in Georgia, iii Florida. At the l|oad
ot the organization for the copstrticlion of
the Fibnda portion its Col Geo; W. Scott, of
tills city, than wliotii no ttiit.ll in Floridti en
joys a more enviable reputation for charac
ter, enterprise und business talents, Major
B F. Brutim, of Bainbriiigm, as most ot our
readers know, is lhesidenl oi tlie Bain
bridge, Cuilibert and Columbus lload; uhd
we are couditleut ft cottid be iii thb hai/tlx of
no one inoie likely 10 insure its success.
Majoi Bruton lias indetatiguide energy and
Diet and talents ; qual to his energy; or to
the language of a very intelligent
Leigh boT dT ii'is vyho knows him well, ‘"uo
body 111 Georgia is shi artel* than Ben. Bfu
ton. .. . .
We say thisGnucn for the \t/v8 genfleuieh
who staid at the head of their respective
Companies organized to carry into opera
tion this great enterprise, because estima
ting the chances oj its suceess; very much
depends'upoii flleni; • .
We have been asked, will the road from
Bainbridge to Columbus be built? We an
swer, we have not a single doubt of it, and
in less time than any road of corresponding
b-ngth ever was built 'll ’.lie South. This
is saying much; but whygjb> we say 11?
Because 110 other with which we are aca
quainted ever commenced the work of gra
ding with shell resources a'lready in hand
as me toad will have, when jt begins this
fall.
What are and will be these resources?
It has of subscriptions already made be
tween lotir hundred aiid liftv and live hun
dred thousand dollars, leaving the tliree
counties at the other end of the line, Slew
ait, t.’hattahooghee and itiuscogee, ahet the
city of Colimuius yet to be canvassed. It
is believed they will carry up the subset ip
lion some* four handled and filly thousand
more, half of which the Board of Trade of
Columbus recommend snail be subscribed
by t|iat city.
The appropriation from the State of Geor<»
gia in Stale bonds, Wo. lb,.say about 90 cents
in iln- dollar, to vhe amount of $13,000 per
inile, to be issued as the road progresses,
Or in other words, for 140 miles ot road
$1,680,000 in bonds, worth a little over
(but say) a million and a half of dollars.
Add to tin* the private subscriptions aU
leadv blade, and we hare about two Bul
lion dollars to begin with ; while according
to Colonel Harkie’s estimate the whole road
wiii not cost more than two-millions and a
quarter. At this end little more lias thus
tar been done to organize a company to
meet our Georgia friends at the State line.
To show 1 lie interest which the enterprise
has for Tallahassee, and the whole of Mid
dle Florida,We need mention bUtAme (act:
With that road completed, Tallahassee is
brought nearer to Atlanta Gy tad than is
Savanna")) I Our merchants are now re
eeiving groceries- from Louisville, K.'rti'-
tuckv; by way of Savannah, the Lei aht all
the way from Louisville to Savauuah being
about 85 cents per hundred, though a good
deal more than that from bi*van 11 all to lui
lahassee.
This enterprise consummated,- Tailahass
see liecouies tin; tlisLibuting point lor sups
pilies fronYifie West and Northwest for
very large portion of Florida. One othei
lad ; Ot the visitors who throng Eiist Flor
ida in winter, one -half, it Would be safe to
say, come from the West and Northwest
by way bf Savannah, never getting, sight
of Middle Florida or any portion of it. Fm
ihh tins road, thus bringing Tallahassee
nearer lb Atlanta than is riavymnab, and all
the visitors from the West and Northwest,
who now reach Florida by fDuyanuah, would
find their first stopping place in iallahas
see, theii(A- H> betake themselves to other
pulls of the Slate, if So pleased to do.
A SriARP Negro.—The following amusing
ami shui p incident is related by a Lansing
(Mich.) paper : , . ,
“Sampson, the colored boy who played
the big instrument in the Reform Solioo
Band fast winter, was recently discharged
lrom the institution, but is again under ar
rest for one of the sharpest, and most am us-
j |j ir i rausacltons we have heard of tor »
lo ng time. He bought a suit of clothes of
Jackson; blit not having a cent of money
to pay for tnern, fn.- proceeded to a series
of maiieuvreo to raise the rhino. Finding
a cow in a stable, he brought » butcher to
look at ttie animal, who agreed to take it
m a stipulated price,-payuig part down,
and leaving the animal till the next day,
wneu she was to be delivered. Sampson
took ins money and applied it on his Buit,
but as it did no; pay for them the merchant
would not let them go. He then got Ins
friend, the batcher, to become Seeunty tor
the balance, and Look his clothes? and deni
ed out. The oddity of the minatiun is
amUstug He did not steal the cow, nor
did he deliver tier to the purchaser.- He
did not gel the goods under iaise pretences,-
! for the butcher became \o ! qntarv security
i for the payment of the suit of clothes, anti
ho didn’t do anything else.
The dandy who makes the greatest
flourish isAi'i always in a flourishing condi
tio u.
NO. 24
A BRUrus IN H I7MB LE LIFK.
The Evening Post says; ‘‘Albert 0i ’
necker is the watchman of IfU; Psejrifi
R ver diHW-bridge oli '.he Y«ll*k Und
Newark RJiboad \v|i<rt« btlsfimtS id td
that the 'draw if? tffbScd tjpnti tilfi IpprOsdk "*
of the train. On Friday ilfthHlHtMl Hut|
just B foie tile paSSeligtil* tftilu tfi piA|
the bridge, tli,. dni#* W’rt* dpetl Midi Mi : s
DriMiker In-gun to blost- it. I'ltp. tl-MIH knt
not 111 Siglil at that litihhbtlt, Ulit tHfl
waidltmau knew it waf*
11 bin shmiid be lost in pUtllttjil tlfH bhdftl
in its jjropi-f pb*itiuii. <V||i!tJ HlrfMtml iM
closing tlib :iitiVj *4 l-lllw rttMl tjf Mr: UffiSa!
er, lb reiifji ttlil, Ifilj fViJIU \ha luidgo ilirtl
the ilehp vVi*t iinioMi, fa fl!4Vts
child’M iiti* Wolf hi ltd Mil vm Hialtri, but
Air. iireU-Mvic iiGW Sav¥ ilh! Hr4t«i*u4||
alotig tilt! li del*. !Idlj ItfiW that lilt! ruaeHH
oi his boy w• !tl niVidvi* i!i« desiiiifitloti oil
the tfaiin What. Wiite Itij do ?
VYe may tveli s!ij»pnst< ft tfras m tmmtMffi
of supreu-b MgUny: Gia tillilti d-iis
before his eyes, and its life ootlM t4
piuc.hased at the hiss of ihatly ililieF lik«A
that wort; I 1 -iiie ilahds. God theftilfunjF
spare sis fidni tile lliitef kdgiiisUllf aUdk A
trial as vFas fihbed tlpoij Dr**tker| df
stood by his duty, the bridge aldaHti
and the trail! parsed Otl of or fftf
hoy drowned: Llltln did
in that tfaln dfUaiil at WlUt A feurlU) StH4||-
gle between a sense HI dntf iitld flftf (iMttlr
al promptings of the hdrttnu HrMFt ihls
passage gs the bridge had t*ee«l sicilr«;d;
6ucli is tin; story df Albert G.
Historians and pouts have told us.
'‘How welt Hohttlns kept tMe Uridffl
In the brave (fays yf ulU;”
but the Jersy Railroad servant ‘kept iktf
inidge’’ at a cnsiiiei' sacrifice Ittsfl tb«
Roifitiu O'aptiiit!. And wlntt rbillaiu* t
Drecket* iM a podr man; his position in lif#
is. ail humble one. and while Ilia Idas is If-*
reparable; iiis conduct niay be rc?f*r4H»
file railway company owes hint s
debt, tlje passengers on that Fridays aftttTM
noon train slipiild deem it a priv iledjfd Ut
contribute to raise a liionunleiit to the cbildi
to fitly comemiUorate the dead, and |b#
Press tliropgluMit the land should lot hi#
name be known everywlicte.
The Duty of a MtHkii. — Slio should bt
first, gun tin, kind, always ready to »U«a4
to her chi Id. She should Uever Uugb At
him, at wiiul lie duos that is tiulining , ueTftr
allow him to i|>iuk of his (bolts, except W
be neat ainl doaii in all his habits. She
sSiotild teach hint to obey a look ; to rouped
those older than himself ; slje should never
make a cemiuand wiihoul ffindfig it is per-*
formed in the right manner. Never apeak
of a child 1 * faults or foibles, or repeat hi*
remarks before him; It is a sure way so
spoil a child. Never reprove a child wh£n
excited; nor let yotir tone of voice be rai*»
ed wiieu cbrrectiiig. Strive to inspire lov#,
not dread; respect, not fear. Re me in be'r
you are training and educating a soul for
eternity.
Flaiitvi'S iVwtice.
We clip the following 1 ifitereSflhg *rtM
cle front the Mae m Jofin/ttl and McssengeF,
to bur cotton growing friends;
Mu Kpirou: Will you giyff notice
through your paper' that in 4c}c)itiox4 to th«
premiuui.s offered by Lite ExecUlife Uom
mitt.ee at the approaching State Frilfj ##
will give tlje following, either ill plate
currency, as may lie desired;
For the best ten bales of upland ffiHM
$60,00.
For the best five bales ,of upland cotton;
$30.00
For the beSl Single balls of upland cottofij
$10,00;
For the best five bales of loug staple
from green seed $40,00.
For the best single bale long staple mM*
green seed, SIO,OO.
The cotton to be delivered at odr tfard-'
house, to he transported 10 and fF9m lU*
Fair Grounds by os free <>f charge.
Five Judges will be selected, one froo|
each of the foilowing cities: SavannJth,
Augusta, Oolu.irtbus, Albaiiy; rfbd Macon
who shall determine Ujpo’u «bd tl»#
same.
Eeflpectfffllyi
. Haroemak & SrAßfi.
- - , Ts , - - [ l
Mammon anp Vents.—A Waltfcifffgiofi lall
ter in the Baltimore Gazette tfWys;
The new penny daily, th« Corning XfrPft
in its issue of this morning, ill an aftiClfc
under the option of 'Tierwifry Tyranny
says: ‘‘There is a regular reign of terrof
in tfte Treasury Departmeot,** But thir i#
not all. Os the working ert tb«|j
incut the half has hot been told. Tip*
torious Bullock, he who would take away
the bread fiom starving women and chil4
dretl to give pUWc to a partisan favorit#;
still holds sway there',- m>f’ IB tl lo TNjM*-'
urer hi nisei f less proscriptive, And
er, it is opetdy and hu)dly proclaimed that
the Treasury huihjiug is n<» hp# a temple of
MammoiMlmn a tenpin of Venus; *t mu**
a workshop and n h»fem| Are such thingtf
to he pel milted 7 Is the whole country to <*
thus scandalized?' A regard for coinmoM'
decency requires that there should be soum*
measures taken tocmrfn this Augean aUbl4,--
and ihat as speedily as possible*
We Riv informed by a fyrftiftg friend
that a disease which he otflls ring-worn*
h •ratcheiS; has its appearance among
ins mules and horses #i)d 'n»ever*/iu
stances had advanced too fur to oe arrest
ed. He stales that it c OwWfUWC* by the
appearance of little #hite blisters or fes
ters on the top of Jthe hoof which gradual*
ly esiend; softening the top of the hoof and
rendering the animal freiy Isrne. If «»ot
arrested in four days the has softened
and probably become discard to such gW
extent that tire animal can scarcely walk,
and the litiof cuirte gradually off as in ring*
rouud.- He gives us the following reo>p*
with whisb he* has cured several* and Colt
sid< rs it infallible i
Wash well in strong brine and » \*p\f
J&vrostfne »il tluwe tiitfes a day ; until
appearance Ot it has hrfk.
He considers I lie disease inoorable if mM
trhated within four day« from tlie first
! pearancej ami like other scratches coutag*
! ions.— JSJari'iiiild Courier
1 ——— . ..
i A lawyer once said to his'ClUinl (an olu
i oiTendei;) ‘Hid you really boty/#!} thin
i ieeithie crime?’ ‘Yes ; and w I/it W** m
: great u al worse, 1 Was fool euoUgh to gel
caught at n.*