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About The Southern sun. (Bainbridge, Ga.) 1869-1872 | View Entire Issue (March 16, 1872)
fn OUA^AlftS - MARCflTctb, 1872. I— Tbaidu W * p . v.rd H. Whiteley, Member of Congress I ob,l * aU “* trkktt. I *' iT.*?., Ml« geotlom« of Bai*. I Cmke. Club. A good tlkg, I hopejowo^^ - . Hew invention. n- exhibited to us this week anew patents , - „Uh which it is said one man can a ”' *’* e * Us “ M * K ps procuring one. Recovered rr,^sl-dto« e tbnt OUT y ° ,mg tow " Blnan, V Em . hae about recovered from | and tedious illness which came near cost- I tb *h : *fcfa Hi s He was outridtng this week, and Ila » few d»y* he will again be at his poet of duty. Sunday Schools. Oor Sabbath Schools are not so flourishing as I th _ btre been fermely. It is not, we dofit think* I Uo ' s , «lack of energy on the part of those having I tie shoe Is in charge, but from pure negligence of I r *reoU to compel an attendance by theif children. Mbs Lena. jj jw Lens Torter, of Georgia, lectured to rather Ia meagre audience in the Court House Thursday I BgK her «übject being,’’Woman as. she should h,- Her language is elegant and chaste-—her cyle us .delivery decidedly unattractive. Hew Wrinkle. •ybfre is a man in this city who, it is said, has block his son, a boy of four or five years of age, to keep him from killing all the chickens. We tbrnk his lather should allow him plenty of chain, for we Imagine we see In him strong symtoms of a Mccod Jim Fisk, Improvements. We have heftrd of several new improvements that are shortly to go np in our city, in the way of Kon», tasty residences, &c. The Messrs. Belchers contemplate rebuilding ;on the vacant lot where their stores were recently burned. Amusements. A favorite amusement with the young ladies of u afternoon in our city, is to chase the idle goats to be seen at most any timo on our streets. The boys should be ashamed of themselves, for not famishing better employment to our fair ones. flad. Little George Collier, son of Marshal Collier, wts very severely scalded by hot water some few days ago, The injuries were about, his faee and neck, and are very as the bum will doubtless leave an ugly 6car upon the bright little fellow's face. Young Balloons. Among the novelties on our streets this week, was a man with penny ballons for sale. When in- Hated they are about the size of a large squash, sod thr w them into the air they will ascend to »r enormous height even passing out of— Ihe man did a good business. Cone. We refer to our young friend George D. Griffin, Esq , who on Tburtday evening last, was married to 'iiasThevesa-Penn. The oeremony was perform ed by Rev. Dr. Babbit, at the residence of Geo. W. Eearce, Esq., at 6 J o’clock, P. M. We wish the young couple a long and prosperous life. Everybody. • Read the advertisement of W. C. Eubers, and then call into his fine Jewelry Establishment and take a look at his beautiful assortment of fine s«xkU. Mr. S. is just now opening a very fine, judiciously selected stock of new goods, and we are of the;impressicn that a visit to his eatabiish ment would repay any one for their walk* Wanted Light. % Bome wretch, who most have been terribly in need of light, stole on# of the street lamps the other night. It is strange bow some people will act The man who would out a street lamp, touch °'" l one » 8D( 1 leqve our city in the dark and wretched condition it once was, should be Ku h'wed immediately if not sooner. Fuukiafte. understand that some of our boys who have. w*n ambitiously fighting the ‘tiger’ for some days . • 4t a? t allowd him Ao get them down and Fire them an everlasting flogging, which leaves •hem rather prostrated; and in this nnenviable condition they find their finances rather Bhort to P*J large doctors’ bills’ But such things will happen sometimes. Ceasing. A gentleman In this city informs ns that he re* a letter very recently, informing him of the fact that the Wildman Dramatic Troupe will soon put in %n appearance in this city. We hope it is true, for there fa a'perfect dearth of amusements at present in Bainbridge. Come on Wildman, a good time awaits you* Coed fer Jiwsaie. °ur young friend Jimmie Babbit has beep aot« iD g lB United States male agent between this city ‘nd ThomasviHe for several days past, Mr Carter tteea assigned to a different quarter.— a good and prompt agent and we nR to scehitn-pevmanently established as one of Uncle Sam's representatives. Fir*. * - On Wednesday evening t at about 7 o’clock, the u-arm of fire was given, and our efficient firemen J*re out in a twinkling. The alarm was caused ? the chimney es Mr* Hinds store being on fire, be sut within the chimney caught from the fire Place, The Oak (Sty Company being the first on «« grouad quickly placed their ladders against the bouse, and With a law buckets of water the fin *** «UoguiaheA. We think friend Hinds bad better watch that piece of masonry, a* this it the second time it has on fire. b r# > The Ptetare Bmtaces For the last few days dfere has been a Photo graph tent in the city, and one day this week those lively gentlemen who occupy positions at thble So l . at the Sharon House, bethought them selves of locating the likeness of the table In question, together with Its entire furniture, inclu ding tbff tojfr young men aforesaid, in order that shadews as well as the names of these iljtwtri ois egg breakers and hominy drstroy.crs, might be handed down to futpre gain rations. Ihe picture man was called mid asked bis price? The bargain w.i S struck, cad ail things made fou the im portan. epoch'in the history of Table No I. ’l‘he instrument was set the , position of the occupants of table arranged. ’’Nowjbe still, just a minute'’, arid the picture man. Brpt alas, so it has ever beep, man only depo ses. Warfield gave one of those grunts peculiarly bis own. and Bill Ash jn toped up and declared upon his soul, that he heard the- fire alarm. Mr. A*h was gently reproved by his messmates, and when assured that ho was mistaken in his hasty conclu sions, became as gentle and. dove-Jike as a placid stream mesndering through a lower garden:— Here, it was thought; ended all obstacles in the way ofrtransfericg the'shadow of the immortal group to pasteboard, and veryjlikely a copy of the picture would ere. this, have been planted in a oonspicious place in the city, as an act of conde scension to our benighted citizens who delight in nobility wherever found, but for an unforeseen ac cident. Jnst as Mr. Ash had been soothed into a peaceful tranquility, and Mose Rosenfelrl had, by dint of persuasion, been made to keep his spoon out of the hash dish long enough to be “took”— Ned Henderson gave a hard, long sneeze, which, strange to say, at once impaired the cameron in such a manner as to entirely preclude the posibil- Ity of obtaining a picture Our community ns a whole express their unbounded regret at this fail ure of the artist, and we hope to be allowed to suggest that as soon as the instrument can be re paired, that a second trial be made. In the mean • time, however, we would recommend that Ned, Mose and Bill be dieted on Mrs. Winslow's sooth ing syrup, and that Warfield enter into bonds pot to create any mors fake fire alarms. €nlf Road. , There has been quite an accident on the Gulf road this week. We had no train to this city on Sunday at all, and none on Monday until about ten o’clock at night. We copy from the Savan nah News the following particulars of the affair; “The eastern-bound passenger train on the At lantic & Gulf Railroad, met with an accident yess terdav about 2p. m., when near Station No, 16, (Quitman) throwing .two box cars from the track, but doing no other damage—the road is badly washed in this vicinity, and this was the cause of the accident. The passenger train going west from Savannah, m6t with a similar accident about three miles east of Quitman. The engine and two oars were thrown off tnl track -down the embank ment. and were badly damaged. The engine was nearly turned over, badly scalding engineer Thomas Maxwell and fireman Dodson. Tho trestle-work at both places was washed out and the track torn up badly by the running off of the trains. There were several small washes Sat uiday east of Number Nine, which were, however, repaired yesterday. Washes are also reported on the Florida branch, and workmen have been sent to the spot and are now engaged in repairing. The trains, on account of the accident on the western division, will not be able to pass until some lime to-day. The passenger train frrm Jacksonville due here at 11:25 a. m. yesterday, did not arrive until 8:20 p. m. The rain was very heavy along the line of the railroad and did considerable damage. General Superintendent H. S. Haines left yes terday with a large gang of hands ’for tho scene to repair the road and clear the track It is sup posed the trains will be runnings regularly to morrow.’' Cupid’s Doings On Thursday evening last, in company with several gay couples, we [attended a wedding in Fowlstown at the residence of Mr. Gillchrist. Mr. William W. Ledwith, of this city, was married to Miss Sallie Munnerlyn, of Fowlstown. The bride was beautiful, as all brides generally are , while Will, tho bridegroom, wasn’t slow on the “look" question. The supper, was splendid, and much enjoyed by tho happy guests. At about 12 o’clock, after bidding the joyous couple, aud the entertaining host and hostess adieu, the cavalcade started on the homeward bound trip. The night was dark, the roads bad, the reader may foim an adequate idea of the ups and downs of the trip.— One buggy struck a stump, and the inmates struck earth, at least a portion of them did, but a pretty good fright was about the only by the—fto'l R must be told for it will leak on 4 any way—lady, who bad the misfortune to be so unceremoniously unseated. As a whole the a deliglitful one, and we wouldn’t care wuf a*cent if somebody would get '’spliced” every day. -• Trp »,ry, ■ •« . , ,f ' River Urn The river is spreading itself over the earth again. Up to last Saturday it had withdrawn into its banks, but the deluge of rain that fell Saturday and at night has swollen it rapidly. It has possessed itself of the road leading from the bridge into town and the field| lying along jits banks. The Steamers Julia St. Clair, Baudy Moore, and J. S. Farley arrived at our wharf this week from Columbus; The latteris a'new andbeautiful little craft designed for the navigation of the Ohipola* river, Florida. The splendidiferous oraft ‘*Un known” Commodore Farley, colored in com-, m&nd, left “Farley Navy Yard” Tuesday, at pre cisely 7 o’cloak, walking the waters like a thing of life,” bearing Brigadier-Gen’l Domineer and staff to horse-shoe bend on a fishing excursion It Is whispered that she has been chartered by Major Whitfield to take his “WhighamTheapian Corps” on a pleasure excursion on the firftt of May. : V. Selling Off. In another column will be seen the adver* tisement of Mr. I. M. Kosenfeld, of the Post Office Store. Mr. Kosenfeld intends making changes in his business, and s to carry on an exclusively gro eery and produce trade next season, which prompts him to offer and sell his remaining stock of dry gobd at first cost. And when he say* cost, he does not mean, it as a halt to draw custom, and then charge a large per cent on his cost price, which in the end amounts to a respectable profit, but he means jnst what he says, he will sell to yon at first cost, and which as a matter of certainty will place his prices down exceedingly low. We advise everybody to call and see him, and judge for themselves if we are correct in our opiuion that the popular Post Office Store is the place to get bargains. ' Raster s Court. Met at the. Court House, Monday. Richard 81ms, Master In Chancery. only case before him was the heir* of John Whitaker vs., Joel Humphrey and Allen Whitaker, executors for account injunction, relief and settlement. Gurley A Russell for Complainant, Crawford *or Respon dents. The case eras continued untik to-day | to give parties an opportunity to compromise TMvTmvlci. Why is It tbat owr young memcan’tg** lit erary society of some character? Nearly every town in, the Btote furnishes our exchanges with some thing to Bay in regard to the flourishing condition of this, that or the other Rterfiry organization Shall Bainbridge, a yourg city wLich always maintains her position in all other respects, be behind in this particular 7 Is not our tow aof suf ficient importance, and is ndt the g >od that would certainly result to our young men from such insti tutions de?-irahle enough to prompt a little enter prise on the part of our y mng male citizens in getting up hu oig mization of the kind spoken <>f ? By all means let ns have a society, having for its end literary attainments. What say you young men? Udu From March the first, all subscriptions com mence anew, that being the date at which the _new proprietor -took possession Os the Sun. — From that date are subscribers responsible to us for sabcrfptjon, And all dues prior to that time are owed to Mr. John R. Hayes. Those who have paid subscriptions in advance,Jwill have their term* filled out by the present proprietor. In order tooffet some inducement to subscribers, we will, from this date, take yearly subscribers, when paid in advance, at the low price of Two Dollars per annum. Any one sending us five cash subscribers, will be entitled to the paper free for one year. flrcmanic* At the last regular meeting of Oak City Fire Company, Mr. IM Rosenfeld was elected Treasurer of said Company, to supply a vacancy caused by. the resignation of M. O’Neal, Esq .This Company, on Monday last, had the picture of the Truck, with the men in position around it, taken. The uess is a good one, and the boys appear proud of it. At the last meeting of the Oak Cities, Capi Robert H. Harris, of the!homasvil I .e Rescue Hook and Ladder Company, Vras elected an Honorary member of the former Company. Romance in the Shade A case of quite a sensational character has come under our knowledge this week, and, while it is only a small “romance in the shade,” the facts, if made known, would perhaps cause the inhabitants of our village to open their eyes with wonder, — For fear of doing an unintentional injury to one or more of thepartiesconcerned, we forbear further comment at present, but await future develop ments, taking advantage of the reporter’s right only, when we penned this item. Onr Firemen* The Oak City Hook and Ladder Company have received an invitation from the Rescue Hook and Ladder Company, of Thomasville. to go over to that city aud participate in the festivities conse quent upon the of the new Truck of the latter company. The Oak City boys held a special meeting on Wednesday night,and accepted the invitation. Perhaps the entire company, of at any rate a delegation > will go over. More anon on tho subject. Temperance. This cause seems to be flourishing in owl* city.— It is a rare sight now a days to see a drunken man on the streets, and when you do, it is generally the case that he is a non-resident of Bainbridge.— Go on with your good work, Good Templars, and stop ye not until every man within the ‘walls of your city, who is addicted.to the use of intoxicating driuk, has his name enrolled upon your books. The Weather. The weather this week has been very changeful and unreliable." the first part of the week was rainy and some days pretty sharply cold- For the past few days, it has been calm, bright, cool and salubrious. • Like the middle age of life, it was a delicate blending of summer warmth, and grace, and glory, with the autumn touches of so berness, and ripeness, and “sweetest melancholy.” Insurance. Some of out business men are considerably ex orcised over the fact that they can procure no in surance on their property. On account of contin gent causes of danger from fire, no agent in the city will issue them policies. We offered the other day to insure a stock of goods for a man, he to take the losses out in printing, an offer he immediately didn't take. We would call special attention to the adver tisement of Messrs. Flood A Houston, flic great Photographers. These gentlemen have been in the city for about a week or more, arid perhaps no artists who have evervisited this sectiou have given such universal satisfaction. We would advise all our country friends to come in at once and avail themselves of the opportunity of securing their pictures, as the gentlemen remain only a few days longer. BUSINESS LOCALS. Good Work. —When we employ a mechanic to do work of any kind, we always **ish to secure the services of a man fully competent to perform^the job. All we have to say is that John I. Robinson knows better how to pleaso you in any Mechauical operation than any workman in this city, and everybody should employ him, if they want their work dene satisfactorily. Jacob Borh. —This never to he Outdone business man is still supplying the wants of Southwestern Georgia with harness, saddles, bridles, Ac., on the shortest notice at the most reduced prices. Mr. Born bears the reputation of being one of the best workmen in the state of Georgia, and from what we personally know of Jake, he is not only one of the cleverest bat one of the fairest dealing men in this country* and we candidly believe that it will be to the interest of every one to trade with him. Coke os* and All.—We mean for big. little, old young to go to Henry B. Ehrlich’sfand examine his fine stock of family groceries, &c.. Mr. Ehrlich keeps everything that man can wish for in the eating line, besides something to “wet youT whis tle” when you are dry. Don’t forget the clever rlich boys w hen vou want to trade. Everybody and their friends are invited to cal and sen I Kwilecki A Bro. They have on hand one of the fullest and most complete stocks in the city of Bainbridge. They sail cheap as they be lieve iu the plan of quick sales and small profits. Call aud examine their stock. The Illustrated Lord's Prayer will be found at Sabers'. Just the. thing for parlor ornament. Go to Suborn’ and see the beautiful Confederate Note%emorfum. What Mom.—Wh*4u|pre for everybody to goto Jan. Watt’s Gun Store the his s|ienafd stock. ffstote, btwdwgre, locks, keys, Ac" Ts any one should wish any work done, could-not secure the suivices of more fin ished mechanic than Mr. Watt. Give him a call, y —- Wnated.—We want to employ a good, gteifdy boy of sixteen or seventeen years of age, who de sires to learn the primers trade. A good boy can secure steady emplc yment, by an eariy application at thlioffioe. Practical Duties..— Ist- Every man should be mfcriied at the age of twenty-five, or show good cause for negh et of duty. 2d. Every man should read some good book aloud to his wife at leastj one hoar each day for the first ten years after his marriage. 3d. Every save annually at least of his income. And in order to enable him to do so he should purchase his wife the Monumental Cooking Stove, to commence house keeping. : » For sale by E‘ Johnson. Bainbridge, Ga DECA'I UH CQUNTY SHERIFF’S SALES. WILL BE SOLD be r ore the Court House door io the city of Bainbridge on th« first^Tuesday in April next, at the legal hours of sale the follow ing property, to wit: Lots of land, Nos. 359, 357 and 371, in-the 2lst District of Decatur county; Levied on as the property of Benjamin F. Bruton to satisfy a Supe rior Court £ fa S.’ L Belcher against W. J. Bruton and B. F. Bruton, Also at the same time and place, one town lot in the city of Bainbridge, fronting on West street, and bounded South by Broughton street, North by a lot owned by Jefferson Holder, con taining one acre or less, the property, of John Har« rell to" satisfy a Superior Court fl fa Alexis Bragg against John Hairell. •Also, at the same time and plape, Jot of-land, No. 133 in the 14th District of said county of Decatur, as the property of J. M. Wood to satisfy a Superior Court fi fa M. 4. Bell against J. M. Wood. Also, at the same time and place, No. 359, in the 16th Districc of Decatur county, and lots Nos. 162, 188, in the 20th District of said county, and ■10t5359, 337. and37l, in the 21st District of De** catur county, as the property of Benjamin F. Bruton, to satisfy one Superior Court fi fa in favor of Moore, Jenkins & Cos., vs. James E. Dickinson, principal And Benjamin F* Bruton, security. Also, at the same time and place, lots of land, Nos. 162 and 188, in the 20th District, and lots Nos. 837, 359 and 371, in the 21st District aud lot No. 359, in the 16th District, all in Decatur county and levied upon as the property of Benja min F. Bruton, to satisfy one Superiqr Court fi fa in favor of M. Ferst S Cos., vs. T. M. Allen assd B. F. Biuton. Also, at the same time and place, lots of land. Nos 95, 94, 67 and 66, in the 20tb District of said county as the property of N. FL Lester, to satisfy a Superioi Court fi fa Jacob Blount against Rad ford Hammet, principal, and. N. N. Lester and C. J. Hammett, security on replevey bond. L F. Burkett, Deputy Sheriff, Also, at Ihe same time and place, the following described property : One town lot, containing sos an acre in the city of Bainbridge, Ga., bounded on ■ the North by Mini's, on the West by D. J. Dickin inson, on the South and East by Belcher's lot.. Levied on an the property of D. K. Howell to sat isfy one Justice Court fi fa James M. Couch vs. D. K. Howell. Levied and returned by F. W. Andrews Constable. Also, at the same time and place, lot of land, No. 11, in the 19th Dist., of Decatur county. Levied on as the property of W. C. Rawls to satisfy one Su perior Court fi fa ia favor of Hurd, Miller & Op , vs. W. C. Rawls. Also, at tho same tjme ar.d place, lot of land, No. 11, in the 19th District of Decatur-county. Levied on as the property of W C. Rawls, to satis fy one Superior Court fi fa in favor of John F. Sey mour & Cos., vs. said W, C. Rawls. Also, at the same time and place,lot of land, No. 11, in the 19th District of Decatur couuty. levied tm as the property of W. C. Rawls, to satisfy one Superior Court fi fa in favor of John C. Vaughn, for the use of Wessen &'Hunting vs. said W. 0. Rawls. alsu, at the same time and place, lot of land, No. li, in the 19th District of Decatur county. Levied on as the property of W. 0. Rawls, to sat isfy one Superior Conrt fi fa in favor of Bridge, McNul y & Go., vs- the said W. C. Rawls. H. B. Waugh, Sheriff. PETITION AND RULE NI SI TO FORECLOSE MORTGAGE . October Adjourned Teem 1871 . f ■Belchers and Terrell vs H. L. McElvy. Superior Court Decatur Gounty atJOctober Term 1871. * It being represented to the Court by the petition, of Belchers and Terrell, that by deed of Mortgage dated Deo. 2 \ 1871 H- L, McEivy Town 10l No 7 in Block A. situated in the Town of Har rell in said County for the purpose of securing the payment of a provisory note made by the Raid H. L. McElvy to said Belchers and Ferrell, due on the 1 ith December 1870 for the sum of four hundred dollars which note is now due and unpaid, and that said McElvy has removed beyond the limits of said County. It is ordered said H. L. McElvy do pay in to this court by the first day of next term, the principal, interest and cost due on said note or show cause if any be has to the contrary, or that. in default thereof foreclosure l>e gristed to the said Bdlchers & TeLvell of said Mortgage arid the Equity of Kedemptiou be forever barred, and that scrviceof this Rule be perfected by publication in the Socthktn Sun in terms of the law. his Octo ber Term 1871. IFitness the Hon. Peter J. Stroper Judge of said Court r Jauuay llth 1872. T. F. Hampton Clerk GEORGIA. —Decatur County It appearing to the court that there were two deeds of conveyence to lot of land No 308 in the 27th District of Decatur county, wit: One made by James M. Dan forth toJ. H. Anderson and the other made by Robert A. Pryor to Richard Sims, havebeeu lost or destroyed. It ia therefore ordered ed, that the said James W. Danforih and the said Robert A. Pryor show cause if any they have on or before the nextierm of the Court why copies should not be established in lieu of said lost pvginals, and that service of the order be peffected in terms of the law ... Witness the Honorable Peter J. Sftrooer, Judge Superior Court Decatur County This 18 January 1872 Thomas F. Hampton. Clerk. 8. O. Georgia—Decatur County. ON the first Monday in April next, I will apply teffeeCourt of Ordinary for letters of Guardian ship Jcr Tom, Retta, Emma and Jy 0 "’ March 2, 1872-38-lm Georgia—Decatur County. ON the first Monday iu April next, I will apply to the Cpuft of Ordinary for leave to sell the real estate belonging to Robert Williams, minors WILLIAMS. March 2,1872-38-1 m GEORGlA —Decatur County. ON the first Mondav in April next, 1 will apply to the Court of Ordinary of said county, tor letters of Administration on the estate of Ira H. J. F. COX. March 9, 1872.-38-lm GEORGlA—Decatur County— Where**, Ella a record, that she has fußy*administered D. P. ertate: This is; therefore, t<» cite all per son-concerned. kindred aud to show cause, if any thing can, why said admiafetrutrix shon’d not be discharged fioia her administrator ship aud receive b-tfcer of dismission, on the first Monday in April 1872. Joel Johnson Ordy. January Ist 1872 GF.ORGIA—DECAftfR County. - 4 - 0\ the first Monday In April next, I will apply to ihe Cohrt of Or lirnuy of said county, for letters of AduuutraUoa on :ke estate of Nancy T. Nessmith. MARTIN HARRELL. March 9.1872 38-lm r ; GEORGlA—Decatur County, T?LIZA MAXWELL Guardian of A. E. and R. L. Dj Msxwbix, having applied to the Court of Or dinary for said county, for a di-charge from her guardianship, this is to cite all. to show cause why she should not be dismissed from her guardian ship on the first Monday in June. JOEL JOHNSON, Ord’ry. March 9-, 1872 88 3m - GEORGlA.—Decatur County. WHEREAS, L. H. Peacock, administrator of I. W. F. Breed, represents to the Court in bis petition duly filed, that he has fully adminis tered said estate. This is therefore, to cite, sum mon and admonish all persona concerned, kindred and creditors, tojshow cause, if any they, can why said administrator should not ■be di-harged from his administration and receive letters of dismis sion, on thefirst Monday in June, 1672. JOEL JOHNSON, Ord’ry, March 9,1872-39-3 m , MISCELLANEOUS. THE BAINBRME FAGTOfiT BAIN BRIDGE, GA. Patronize Home Instituti qas A.ll ye merchants and planters of Southwest Geor gia and Florida are m-pectfuily requested to soud your orders to THE BAINBRIDGE FACTORY. For Oxnaburgs, sheetings,, woolen goods, yams, &c. lam satisfied that the merchants and plan ters of-Southern Geoegia, can save2s per cent by buying direct from the Factory, thereby enabling them to undersell all competitors who buy in North ern markets give me a call, I guarantee satisfao*. W. G- D. Tonqe. B. F. BRUTON & CO,, vfflßi 1 mm mbbchanss £ A IJTBRIDGE,.. ..«# . ..... .GEORGIA FRESH OYSTESS ON HAND SS&&&6 si mm m AT ALL HOURS, , r A* fjecatat §tsiatttant West Side court house square, B D. KERR & CO. Pkopsiktom. Corn! Omfia . iU)o>Bhels jnst - mccired r and lot sale’b* * A A * . T. B; HUNNEWEIdj»‘eCk( \', * nzsn OATS, OAfsr^ ■»*» viw *• t** «wrike«/r Jon Bu«hel« Just Jr * Hw FLOUR ! I'LOUR I ri' Y, d siew wvetff ... ■i' ■’ sfcsnt-.-mj«qk.fsikMrall ,1, mt,rl *.y' d»ew tlbuj? SUGAR CURED nAMS*^ Just recelvcdnd sos sale by ‘ ‘ 1?! T. P. WUNNEWELL *CO i— * * ' 14 - ■ -I'** SUGAR ! SUGAR I ■ • • *•.»» !<la 10 Barrels assorted sugar Just received and lb sale l j Tt HUNNEWELL 4r UQ, , ,•?;* <H . ;•# V, <S|| Srydfeeds, * f A CLOTHING. BOPTN, BROES, AO. A largo and selected assorted atcck as ckeajl , t s j for cash as can be sold, apply to T. B HUN EWELL A CO. may 11-ts . ‘ 11 mv m. J JP-MaLmC2K» SIMON WEIL 1 j fStlv* • '• ’* .*s>*« 19 C inr'r West and Water street?, faext dopr toJ A. Zeigler is now opening a large end wrll-seVo ted stock, which jhe place* on the market, of Dry Goods, BOOTS AND SHOES, O-n. OGJE3MLUEBO^ Clothing, Hats and Caps, Notlofls, to. I take great pleasure in annonncing tha Is*, prepared to.sell everything io nay'line as cieap as the cheapest, and will give great bargair I. My motto is Quick Salks and Shall Peohw. beLiook to your interests and examine d* stOO fore laying in your supplies. TO CREDITORS Os The Bainbridge, Cuthbxbt and Cot ujtßus JRailboap Company. T7OU are hereby notified that io pursuance of the J. Chancellor, Hon. Peter J. Strozier, Judge Sue perior Court of the Albany Circuit, I will held a melting wijth you in the Court House et Cutbbert, on Tuesday the 12th of March next, and M«nd»7. Bth April next, end in the Court House at Bain bridge, on Saturday the 16th March next, tod on Monday, 22J Apri next, tor the purpose of hearing proof claims against the bainbridge, Cutbbert end Columbus RailroadCpmpgny It is expected that creditors will appear prompt ly and be prepared to make proof of their claims according to tlie rui«h» of evidence. Feb, 27, 1872. L P. D. Wabbw, Master In Chancery. * OBDEfi OF COURT, Dkcatub Scperio* Couxt I us Chambks Fes.27th > 1872. y Lros, McLekocn A Cos., *r al. 1 ■; v * llt , . » Bill for Injuns* Bainbridge, Cutlibert and I tiou. Ac. Columbus Railroad. 1 , ' Babbit & Wash® u>, t • 1 Upen hearing the' above Bill and ageetsenl thereon. •' • It is ordered and adjudged by the Court that the Injunction prayed for be granted and defendants restrained as prayed for ; and it is further ordered that J. O. Rutherford and Richard Mims of Decator county, be and they are hereby appointed perma nent receivers to take charge of the property and effects ofWid Bainbridge, Cutbbert and Columbus Railroad, and to collect the same and hold laid property aud effects subject to tba funher order of this Court, and that said receivers do tak* eharge of all the property, papers ami chores in action belong ing to said Company whereon f.mnd, and profited to c oWoct the fume to the fuftMF orddf this Court, with the right in said receivers to own promise or setttle any claims due to'said, ‘Company as to them>*j seem beat for said Company and its creditors. Aod it is further ordered that L. r. D. Warren, of Albany, Ga., be appointed a Master ia Chaocary j.a this case and that it shall be hi* duty to give ID day* notice of the same and make two or more visits each to Bainbridge and Cuthbert for the purpose of bearing and reporting upon the claims of w! parties against said Railroad Company, bear ing evidence thereon tod reporting the facts of the simeaud his opinion thereon to this Court at Its next term on the fourth Monday in April next, that publication of each meeting with said creditors be made in the Bainbridge Sc*and Cutbbert Am*a&, and that the expenses incurred be reported to tbla Court at the next term thereof and that all per sons having claims against said Company ftl# the same with the proofe-before said L. P. D. Wprren, Master in Chanoery appointed for this pnii«*e 90 or before the <th Monday In April next, tod that this order be entered on the minutes of this Court. : Feb. 27th, 1872. Por*a J. SttoZEB. Jndgo 81 C. A» C« Hines A Hobb«, ComplainanU Solicitors. 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