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About The Southern sun. (Bainbridge, Ga.) 1869-1872 | View Entire Issue (Jan. 6, 1872)
jUE SOUTHERN SUN» A .:v Ais y 6th \m. -> 1 » -tr Moure arrived on Weiliies* • iff** , a*- •hTro* o a circus; this account for I A . t . B t .*. — *— ~ _V.>tbia<i very important baa tribunal* this w«k. tbi* year, eeiid I . c *• -MB-uts to the fun. "T road bo* beeft in «Ca j 7 yl" HOnfc F Bib ton, 8- " H . . ' are Uin the City. ' m en revive their de * J-t it b~ tlo»c, 10 commence * lth . ij it■'* in vestei day, ati’d to T r ~ u up by Heir Kopps , • r j. u hand. 6f the majority of the 7 % Vr »/n.« rity at *he present ia, a J,l* Bi*«d with a glass "tangleleg.” -r v*w Tw-lbis is our first isstie for the ’ *. ,j w j,j, it we wish our readers, one 11 . j,Ar>r<v re* year. r j 4 wne 1 upon the world* and ire n -note a peaceable and prosperous one people t, e Leap Tear, our Local, in order to »o.n 4 p.rsecutioo,’* rill announce i.->ii*i kind of way, that ha is not in u msuket. v,, to.—The regular meeting of Coun* « and n W.-lnesdiy nignt last. Other . ' .Mating money for the purchase .. r' -e for Stonewall tire’company, o' ÜBiKirtance vas done. 5 . <Ma<m \VYiI our thanks for those fine. „ : ,t, iu> thi* week. Simon is a clever v . , i !■- i ve# t . enjoy life almost as long as „ k; Ibe know< how to furnish fine segaris, -., - ! regret that we announce the sc. denre in this city, on the 28th r,;; FII Bryan He was buried on the • « ; liny with masonic honors. i rO noeiat. has be’en to Greenwood, 2 :t- -u !he tme of his ‘‘tell ”, he laid • ■ . :il.iv»ar. That’s it, a stitch iu time vws use, you k low . >iwi tss come and gone, and although we Ui a uiuenft-quautit) of the article herea * raa. ree that things have changed —»»—■■——— - ft« »i» t:mt t!i < 'itj Council have appropt i > far t pm psc of purchasing anew i. i t h«* -t, nr wail engine company. • : . -h.it it would boa good idea » ; > .’>7. .a it.uopeinlant liose company, -*v v.ei, S:newjllst 1 t n<> .«> ptocure a winder Over coat. ' -at just received and for sale at > ‘ Flint 111 vet iStore.” ri gfun.P, tickings, stripes, sheeting, -; s are still totalled at Minufae ' •’ ’ sin ningcr & Engles Flint River Store. • r . tp. \ Cos, have just received a <* 1 stock of ever, tiling usually k-’pt ■' «'.vn rr.eery vs'aMi-hment Fie>h fi-h, * <?f i!ways on hand - Connect is h tic t i-lsfs rvstniamt; meals " • » i li-iurs, <iay nr n ght. - k .«• nhv in the Jewetly line "• ' and got it. Sneers has • ftk ortm i.{s ever put upon exhi ■ ' $ " ■ w > ity, and he is s-lling •p fsta • cash. Give him a call. n clrco*days, Col. Gentry, n ' Sivutu.ih M .ndng: News man, Col. was ad right, ' ■ ' ' ! "‘ t V-htgraph Harris, Esq-, has " : ;.T P ° ■»««-»>• Into Ul. head; • h u any tales out of School -dating A *«t:cm u foan tbs *** t , -- witii water, that upon Opon m *' fllW <'«t. «nd the spirits '■Z'tlV*""*' H o^«^forwe.k?We T.tn< .Jitaaafoob hove.age for Gocd W • col.. inform the .- *oik iinf ° tU ‘ ,1C * 8 *”**”* t 0 d o -a -he caipenters lint at the lowest kel at the trade thirty years and <* to sne entire satisfaction. 'in ■ , r <ltd •~..l ch, aid only half price char- S ln order to make room fora . green; »aoks, he offers his entire •nos, rod and fashionable prices d “ything yoa may wi-h in the a continual flow of. laget beer ~ l lS *?>«iit in his.establishment are sure , . it» mind that we are '-** ’ or GoTeru °r, but at the same “ -hT :a:ci tlle sporting publie that a^ 3 nows be-t how to suit s°Hi;ig guns, pistols, «ke-, at \ , y _* ’■■‘'•-s. He guarantee.: to dupli, -d Don’t take our word " -ttT a (i,,- v : c rv-nm Mat Do.—Show us ' - ‘ ,y ofbuys ad girls, and we will »k» »«wrpaper9 are plenty. Nobody iaow thr * th ° Ut tlwse Bl, « n t. private tutors, „ . a , power. How important, ‘ y l tend only to good!— j’ -na -v. home pleasant, cheerful w. , , ,ho batmts of vice, and the ".* T6i,nss of ! «Pta«»on should " Wt " con sider its influence on 1 its a great moral and so fe-f tis ——— 140 *° your ohrictmas goods. * " ■■ I' HE Ciscos.—The announcement haying been made some time previous that Haights Circus would perform in this city on 'Thursday, was the meluik of collecting one ftf the largest crowds we ever beheld in Brii bridge. It was marie known on the streets that at the hour of one o’clock, the mammoth balloon, with its cargo of a real l,verm n, would commence its upward flight; and long be fore the hour named a perfect host of com posed of all grades and sexes, wfere assembled on the citcus lot. Time being up, amid the merry notes from the band, the great air ship was de tached from its fastenings ahd away it went jour neying toward the clouds. The balloon went up a pretty considerable distance, and fell on the edge ••f town Without injury to the daring tenant. The circus canvas was crowded to overflow with an appreciative audience, ail of whom seemed well Satisfied with the performance The whole establishment of Haight Jk Cos., have; acquired, through its merits, an enviable reputation among the show world, and its performance sustain in every particular that reputation. The Centrai. City—On yesterday morning the first number of the Central City, the new -paper started at albany, by Rev Willis M Russell, former ly of this city, made its appearance in oilr sanct um. M( Rusgcll, the editor and pioprietor, .is an old veteran in the news’ paper business,. and is well known to the people of Georgia, having oc cupied the position of an editor in Bainbridge for over sixteen years. The paper is well gotten up, in neat form and substantial character, and being aware of life decidedly fine ability of the propri etor, both as a writer and manager, we predict tor the Central City a bright and prosperous future. We cordially welcome back into the fraternity, the Messrs Russells.and extend our hand with ear* nest wishes for their every success in their new enterprise. Ci&D of Thanks —As Secretary of the Oak City Hook and Ladder Company and in behalf of the said Company, I beg leave to tender my sincere thanks to Messrs. R. M. Johnston, I. M. Rosen fdd, J. F. Van Horn, VV. W. Led with, J, Parnell and others, for their valuable services in arrang ing and getting up an entertainment on Friday evening December the 22nd, for the benefit of our company. Also many thanks to those noble and generous-hearted citizens who lent their aid to the Occasion, with assurance on our part that we will ever be ready and willing to fly to their assistance whenever their danger, need or necessity may re quire; and may they ever remember that their ev ery art of kindness will be most highly apprecia ted by the Oak City boys. Very respectfully, W. W. Weight. Go to Steiningcr and Engles Flint River Stores and purchase the following goods at reduced prices. Armour Delains reduced to 25c per yard, Japanese Poplins reduces to 250 per yaid, Scotch Plaids redu ced to 300 per yard, Fancy Btriped Poplins reduced to 4Uc per .>ard, All wool Merino reduced 40c per ynrd, Japanese Poplins wide and heavy reduced to oOc per y.ird, Popiin Alpacca all colors l educed 50c per yard, French Poplins double width reduced GOc per ya and, Ail wool impress cloth reduced to 70c per yard, Black Alpacca from 35c to XOo per yard, Irish Poplins all colors reduced to 100 per yard Black and colored folks reduced twenty tive per coot anti dress goods in proportion. Now is the time to secure a haudsoiu dress at a low rate. GriiANU MDsir.it annou.nce34k.nt. —Mr. I. M. Rosenfeld has established a Musical AgGnqy id this city, and pvojibiseS to furin.-h everybody in Decatur county with musical instruments, sheet music, and musical publication. He has on exhibition at his store, one of the most beautiful Pianos that we ever saw. It i* from the celebrated uiauiitactory of Hal let & Davis, add. is a crand Square 7j Octave Piano, with rosewood frame, carved legs, overstrung bass, and generally acknoledged’through-out this couutry and Europe to be the Oil. apest, and most durabie. instrument manufactured' Let the ladies call aud examine, this gem of an instrument* 30Bbls Apples, 15 Bbls Ouions, 20 Bbls Pota, toes, 5 Bids Beets 6 Bbls Turnips, 5 Casks Hams 5 Bbls Sp eed Pig Feet, 10 Ciates Grape, 10 Boxes Buttons 100 lbs Citioh 200 lbs Currants, 5 B Is assorted Nuts, 40 Bbls Whiskey, Fife Works, The people must all remember, That during the month ot December, At the store of H. B. Ehrlich, can be found alt that an epicure can rel ish. A Goon Btory“—Not long sine© a young man Siarted out in his buggy on a long journey, aud when in the midst of the wild woods, far away trom any hurnau habitation, the harness broke and he was in a terrible dilema, especially as he had his sweatheart with him. He had to waik back several miles in order to get something lofix his harness. Now dont you pity the poor young man? we do; but then he should not use ham. ss that would break, but go straight to Jacob Born and buy anew set. He has them at all prices. Call and see him. A Good i hing—the publishers of Our Sattjr x>a.-s Nioux. Macon G» , vrite the names of their new subscribers upon a slip of paper and put them in a box, &id every Friday draw one name out and present the lucky person with $5 ii green backs 1 'ihey publish the name drawing in their paper t.ie next day. As the subscription price is only $2 a year in advance, this plan affords many the privilege Os getting a good family paper- for one v ear and $5 besides. Send at once aud secure a chance at a good thing. Adress Lines, Wing & Smith, Macon. Ga., W. T. Cox.—To day ends the term of our efficient Mayor Col W. T. Cox. To say that the constitu. ency whom the Col served so faithfully and so well are fully sati-fied with his record as a ruler, would be but to speak the sentiments of the entire peo ple of the city of Bainbridge. The Col. has concluded to abandon a city life and will, in a few days, leave for au adj lining couuty where he will become a tiller of the soil. Mayor’s Court.—Old man” Two Dollars and Cost''had a darkey up hefoie him on Wednesday last, for being drunk and disorderly in the street and resisting the officers who attempted to arrest him He fined the beligerant twenty dollars and cost for both offences. Entertainment.— On Friday evening before chiistmas, there was a graud entertainment given in Hopsons Hall for the benefit of the Onk City Hook and Ladder company, which proved success ful, both as a season of gefiuine amusement and financially to the compauy for whose benefit it wa* given. To- day is-the day on which will be decided who ere our city rulers few the new year- Let every man come out and do his duty, and vote for whom he thinks best. We intend do ng that same. Our Junior has been absent all this week perambulating arouund Sthrough the „La,id of flowers. He informs us that he had a good timo, and premises to tell our readers about it next week. Square and long sbawls, striped and plaid, are now on exhibition at Stenii ger& Engle Flint Kiv er btoreS. ♦ — ■ The Illustrared Lord’3 frayer will be found at Sobers’. Just the thing for ‘parlor ornament. Dress goods of every description, reduced at the Flint River Siote. Go to Sabers’ and see the beautiful Confederate Note Metnorium, Important'—We are transcribing onr subscrip tion books, to begin with the new year, and we shall call on all in air«-aVs for subscription, and those failing to respoud will be dropped from the list.- ’ Look out for the cross mark on your paper, which signiiies that your subscription has run out and that you are expected to settle up at once. MISCELLANEOUS. ’•7ZZ. Will be Offered to Our Readers this year in quite au improved form, alter tha IST OP FEBURARY. Address SOUTHERN SUN. NEW fir AND WNTER GOODS BELCHERS & TERRELL WATER street- BAIN BRIDGE, GEORGIA WE offer to the public a large and well-seiected bstock of Fall aud Winter Goods such as BACON FLOUR SUGAR, COFFE SALT. TO 10 ® Iflf t SSi CLOTHING, BOOTS SHOES, and all kinds of DOMESTIC GOODS, STOVES. Tltf WAKE. ETC. Having made our purchases in the Northern markets, on the most favorable terms, we are able to compete.with any house in Southwest Georgia of Florida. We Keep oil bend a large lot of Bal ing and Ties, of thb beetles) quality. We are grcpated to buy Cofctoh and all Oiuntry Produce, piviUg t J *e highest market prices., Thankful for gast favbrs; We ask our friends and customers to pi and examine oar stock before purchasing else* calere. BELCHERS k TERRELL* whep2i tt GEOfSGt \ Decatur County Op the first Mon lay in FeWaaTV next, t will ap - ply to the Coart of Ordinary of said County for leave to sell all tin red EUate of lr.i!a Douglas, orphan of Sanders Djuglav and -ceased. W. W H ultd, Guardian . GEORGIA Decatur County By virtue of an order fr _>m the Court of Ordinary of and O J'luty I will sell the following L- ts of Land. No 357 and 359 in the 2uth Diet of said'eonp ty oo the first Pues lay in February net 1 , being a part ol the Lafila belonging to the E-state of A W. Cuninghath la*e n f siid caunty Terms of rale one hi'f cis’i and the other in twelve months, secured by mortgage on the prnpertj Dec 19th 1871 B. F Powell Adm’r. GE ORGIA Deoatdb C ioxti. Court of Ordinary »; Chunbers. Dec 4th 1871 Thomas J. Diliar having applied t » bo appoin ted guardian of the person au i property of minor heb o Pututia Hicks, this is t > cite all .pets ms concerned to be a i<l ap mar at the Jamiarv term of tills court and show c.une ii any. why Th-imas J Didlar should not be appointed such guatdiafi. Witness my official Signatuie. Joel Jehn&on Ord’y. SHERIFF’S SALES. Will be sold before the Court House door in the city of Bainbridge, Decuur County Georgia on the first Tuesday in January next, between the usual hoars of sale Lot of Land Num bers 216 in the 31st district and Number 413 in the 16, District of Decatur C »uuty. Levied ou as the property fCheever Sims &Cos, to satisfy one Dou gherty Speripr Court tifa in favor of the Martina Bank of Georgia vs Oheever Sluas & Cos , H. B. Waugh, Sheriff, of Decatur couuty. Also at the same time and place Lot of Land JVb. 7 in the 22nd Dist. of said cdunty. Levied oh as the property of Tnos J. Strickland to satisfy one Jus tice court fi fa of 513th Dist G M ofSaid county in favor of Babbit & Warfield vs, said Tnos J. Strick - land. Levy made aild returned to me by a constable. H. B. Waugh sheriff, Gn the first Tursday in January 1872 will be sold before the court House door in Biinb ilge Deoi tur County, Lots of Land No. 190. 191 and l’>B in the Isth Dist. of said County, to satisfy one Mort gage, Fi-'a issued from superior court of-aid Coun ty, Oct. Term 1871 in favor of VV. W. Fdanel for the use of Frank'l. Green vs H. M. B ;aoh Ad ministrator Os estate of Joseph Law, deed R. B. Kerr, Dep’ty Shff. Alto at the same time and place Lots of Land No. 239, 240 and 400 in the 15th dist. ofsaid County, levied on as the property of Daniel Humphrey t o satisfy one superor court Fi-fa issued from said court Oct. Term 1871 in favor of James M. Donal sen vs. said Humphrey. H. B. Waugh Shff. Lot of land W> 406 in the 21s list, Livie lon as the property of Ihoi Minn deceased, to satisfy one county court fi-fa F. L. Babbit vs Thos Mann Levy made and returned to me by a constable H. B. Waugh Sheriff. Eigbty-five Acres of lot 385, in the loth dist of Decatur Oo inty. Levied on as the property Win Porter to gitisfy one fi-fa in favor of M. Braswell vs said Porter. Levyraide and returned to me by a ci-nstable H. B. Waugh Sheriff. One Lot in the Town of Attapuigus, levied on as the property of A. J. Laseter, to satisfy one fi“fa J. H. Gibbon vs said Lasseter Levy made and returne i to nie by a constabi e H. B Waugh Sheriff. Lot of land No 152 in the loth dist of Decatur, county, levied oc as the property of Joel Humphry to satisfy one fi-fa, Babbit & Warfield vs Joel Hum phry. Levy made and returned to me by a constable H B Waugh Sheriff GEORGlA—Decatur County—Whereas, Ella S; Hinea Administratrix of D. P Hines, represents to the Court jn’he: petition, duly filed and entere I on record, that slie has fully adminis*ered D. P Hines estate: 'this is, therefore, to cite all per sons concerned, kindred and creditors, to show cause, il any thing can, why said administritrix .-hou'd not be discharge 1 from her administrator ship ami receive L-tter of dismission, on the first Monday in April 1872. Joel Johnson Ordy. January let i872 GEORGI \. Decatur f’oUnty Bj virtue of un order fro m the Court of Ordi nary I will sell on the first Tuesday in March next, fractional lots of Land No 357 and 359 in the 20th Dist ofsaid county belonging to estate of A. W- Cunningham, deceased. B. F. Powel l Admr’s January Ist 1872. GEORG'A —D'catur Couctv On the first Monday in Febui ary "next, I will ap ply to the court of ordinary of said County, for leave to sell all the real estate of VV. N. Avere t, deceased, Josephus Averett, Executor - Jan Ist 1872. GEORGIA—-Decatur c <unty On the first monthly in Feb next I w : ll apply to the Court of ordinary lor letters de bonus n- n on the estate of 'lhomas Vi an Jate of said county deceased January Ist 1872 Maston On eal. Clil DF serais. CS-— m Gen’l Superintendent's Office, 1 Atlantic and Gulf R R - , Dec. 8, 1871. f On and after Sunday, Dec 10,passenger trains on fchifi road will run as follows; EXPRESS PASSENGER. Leave Savannah daily at 5:00 p m Arrive at Taomasville “ .4,45 Anived at Jesup ** 8.00 p m Arrive at Bainbridge “ 735 ain Arrive at Albany “ 8.35 am Arrive at Live Oak “ ..........3 i0 a m Arrive at Jacksonville 7 50 am Leave Jacksonville daily at 8.30 p m Leave Live Oak “ ...115 am Leave Albany “ 7 30 p m Luave Bainbridge ‘‘ 8.20 pm LeaveTbiun vsville “ 11.30 m Leave Jesup “ 8 25 a m Arrive at Savannah “ ' ..11 25 a m Through to Jacksonville without change. No Change of cars between Savannah and Al bany ~ Clese connection at Baldwin with trains on Florida Railroad, to and from Fernandina and Odar Keys. Sleeping car on this train. Close connection at Albany with trains on Sbathwestern Railr ad- Passengers to and from Brunswick make close connection with this train. ACCOMODATION TRAIN. Leave Savannah (Saturday except ed) at 11.00 p m Arrive at Jesup (Sunday exc.) at ..4.00 am Arrive at Albany “ ..8 10 p m Arrive at Live Oak “ ..12.55 pm Arrige at Tallahassee “ ..5.25 p m Arrive at Jacks< -nville “ ..6 00 p in Leave Jacksonville “ ..8.30 a m Leave Talabassee “ .. .8.45 a m Lea’’* Live Oak ** ..1 55 p. m Leave Albany “ . .7.1(J p m Leave Jesup “ ..10,45 am Airive at Savannah (Mondays ex cepted) at .2 45 a m This is the only train making close connection t Live Oak. for stations on J..P. &M. Railroad west of Live Oak. Close connection at Albany with trains on Southwestern Bailioad. H. S. HAINES, decß 2w General Nuperiaiendent. FOR RENT MriTHAT large and commodious store JL House situated on Water street, : situated opposite SHarori House, for mal? occupied by B F. Colbert & Bro. For terms apply to H. SATTERFIELD. Oct. sth, 1871-19-ts DECATUR Corwr of Ordinary Alex McD, Williams.has am.lied tor exemption of personnli'y and setting aside and valuation o* homes tend, and I will pass upon the same at 12 O'clock M. cn Ihe 13ih day of December 1871 at W>y office. t Joel Johnson Ord'y. THE MEW DISINFECTANT ! id diMl, ODORLESS, POWERFUL DEODORISER AND DISINFECTNT. • ' RELY H ARMLESS ND SFE ARRESIS AND PREVENTS CONTAGION. Used in private dwellings, hotels. restuuranntS, public schooc.s, hospitals, insane asylums, dispen sations, jails, prisons, bn shijw, steam bo its and in tenement-houses, mpikets, for water eb sets, urinals, sinks, sewers, cess-pools, stables, &c. A specific iP all contagious and pestilential dis" Cases, as cuolera. typhoid fever, ship fever, small-- pox, scailet Tev**r, measles, diseases of animals, &c. Pri?parc<l onlv by TILOEN & CO., 176 William St., N. Y. bold by kli druggist ORDINARYOtficX, Decatur Coux|t . *Le I3th day of December next all persona interested are cited to be and appear at my Ofliec and show cause if any, why the fotlowing road should uot be declared public, A from the Bainbriilge and Taiahassee roil a a between Antioo.i Church and Mie Blount benool House thefac on the Old Blount trail to Elias Jones Baid road to be continued by the 720 Dist to Whigham 21 A. &G.R. R. Joel Johnson Ord'y. DEC AT U R.—Court of Ordinary ti- xt ii \ Hoy 27 th 1871. John H. Pullen as next friend of Mrs, Jappenia Denard and her minor children, has applild for exemptioncfpeisouHlity,and setting apart and val uation of home stead, and I will pass upon the l “® »t 11 o’cloc kM. on the Jlth day of Decem ber 1371 at my office GEORGIA— Decatur County— By Virtue of an or Jer fro n the Cos jrt of Ordia ir y of said connty will be soli on the first Tuesday in Dec. 1871, a the Court house door in said county, be weon the legal sale hours, the following lots ot land belonging to the estate of Nathan Wi liams deceased, being lots 39Daud 397, in the :9ih dist, Teims Cash. JOHN B. WILLIAMS. Oct. 7, 1871-19-1 m RULE SI SI TO FORECLOSE MORT’GE: H. W. Herring, ) Decatur Superior Court, vs ]■ April Term 1871. S. E. Conyers. J It being represented to the Court by Ihe petition of Ham son W. Herring that by deed of mortgage, dated the 27th day of November famiael E. Conyers conveyed to the said H. W. Herring, io't of laud No. three hundaed and two (802), and six acres of land of lot No. on© hundred and ninety nine (199), in the 19fh Di.-trfct of said county aud State, for the purpose of securing the payment of a piomisory note, made bv the said S. E Conyers to the said H. W. Herring, or bearer, dated the 27th day of November 18(59, and due on the Ist day Jan uary 1871, for the sum of two hundred and sixty three dollars, which no'e is now due and unpaid. It is ordered that the said Samuel E. Conyers do paj into this Court by the first day of the next tgrm, the principal, interest and costs, due bn said note, or show cause if any he has to the contrary, or that oh default thereof foreclosure be granted to the said Hanson W. Herring, ct said mortgage imd the equity of redemption of the said S. E. Conyers therein, be fa rover barred, and that ser vice of this ru.e be perfected on the said S E. Con* yers, by publication in the Southern Sun once a month for four mouths, according to law. Peter J. Strozier, dec * JbCAC, RULE NI SI 10 FORECLO *E MORT’GE. H. W. Herring vs 8. E. Conyers. R appearing to the Court; by the return of + he Sheriff, that the defendant resides without tDo State, it is ordered that service be perfected by publication according t*> law* P. J. Strozier, J S C AC. A true extract from the minutes of the court, T. F. Hampton, Clerk. Georgia Decitur countv On the first n oaday i January t ext I wi 1 'PPIy to th*j Court ot Urn uq lor leave to sell !.actional lots of land Vo 357, and 359 in the 20th Dist of Decatur C unity part of the estate of A. W. Cun n i ugh am Deceased De.U,i nil $ ? j? •vd kI and Administrators Sale BY virtue of an order frem the court of Ordina ry of Decatur Couuty Georgia will be sold oh the first Tuesday in Janua y next before the o<'Uit House door ia the town of Bainbridge Cos. Ga. between the legal sale hours all the Real Estate bel mging to the Est.,of Henrietta McEivm consisting of Lots nos. 298 and 223 also the frac, tio ial lots Nos. 830 and 831. Ten acres of 97 a! in the 14th Dist. and form ng the Chattahoochee plantation Also Lot no. 114, 15 Dist. of Decatur* Terrnes, cash. , , . W. j. McEuven adm,r. GEORGlA —Decatur County. Whereas, W. H. Perrett administrator of Wiley H. Baibour represents to the Court that he has ful ly administered sail estate; this is therefore to cite all persons concerned to show cause if any they can why said administrator should not be dis charged from his administratiou, and-receive let ters cf dismission on the first Monday in Feb 1872. Joel Johnson Ord’y. Nov. 9-td GEORGlA —Df.catur County. Whereas Thomas J. Dollar has applied in prop er form for permanent letters of administr atois on the estate of William Hicks late of said coun.- ty, this is to cite all and- singular the Creditors and next of kin, to appear at my office, within the time allowed by law. and show cause if any they can, why permanent administration should not be granted to Thomas J. Dollar on William Hicks es tate. • JOEL JOHNSON Ord’y. Nov 9-t4. GEORGlA—Decatur County. Whereas J B Butler administrator of Nathan Rackley represents-to this Court that he has fully administered said estate. This is,therefore, to cito al. persons concerned, to show cause, if any th<-y ca n why said administrator should not be dischar ged from his administration, and receive letters of dismission bn tbe first Monday in Feb. 1872. Joel Johnson Ord'y. Nov. 9-td GEORGIA Decatur County By virtue of an order of the Superior Court of said county granted at the October Term 1871 Will be sold on the first Tuesday in January next at the court bouse door in the town of Bainbridge between the usual hours of sal* at public outcry for the purpose of pirtation and division. Lots and fraciio a! lots of land Nambers thirtyfivt- 35 and thirty-six 36 in the fourt«eu District -f said countv and Numbers two hundred and thirty-seven 237 two hundred and fort) weight 248 and three hun dred and thir y 3fis in the tw«« y first Distsict of Said Oouffty of Decatur containing in the. aggre gate six hundred aud twenty-five acres, the undi vided thiee fifth of all of said l-auds. as the. prop erty of Byron B Bower the undividual one fifth of said land as the p operty of the heirs of William Dona Ison deceased and the undivided one fifth ofLmdasthe property of Mtry Cloud purchaser paving for deeds and stamps this december Ist 1871. Duncan McLaughlin. 1 George W. fierce, > Commissioners. James M. Smith,) CHEAPXni THAN THE CHEAPEST 1 IrARGCST and fullest stock of dry goods GROCOTHES, CLprailfG, BOOTS ■ AMD SHOES,' liver brought to Bainbridge, have just been opened at STEINOQER & EfGEI/S WELL MOWS FLOT RIVER’ STORES
