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foirtriigt tifnMg'kva. o*cj«l Juaiwuhof Dec** ur County j,uccw.:rfi , ..v.i.". -.r -±: - ' a. u. whxhtoil - ~ bm • - ■»-"** JbM « kinuitii>«£.aj., '■ *■ * MaHMUMMMMHMnMMBPMbMHsaMMiUI ftlMiovm of Atben*, ha* made • donation of $25,000 to the State Univer sity, and calls on other town* to follow her nam}4e. a* v • «. „ —....—» — • ■ ■ - »*< , * * Brick Pomeroy. Brick Pomeroy, of Pomeroy's Democrat, •wears he will not, under any circumstances support Greeley, but at tljc same time de dares that old Horace is far preferable to Grant So say everyone else that is friend- ly t<* the South. *1 -Prolific. A correspondent of the Morning News, * writing from Boston, Thomas county, says that there is a man living jin Colquitt coun ty, who-now ha* his third wife and a fami q[ thirty children. He owns, several thousand acres of land, about two them* >ftTt d, head of cattle, and about thousand £ve hundred head of sheep. •^ v .. Great Lose at Sen. w4Mh of forty fishing rosels are known to be W off ike coast of. Labrador and New Foundluid during the spring season. The disaster *occu|rdff.oil the frtgW of the 11th ami the ruin of the seal fishery is complete*; t , T s , a- i ? iif'i* je ■ "•**" TANARUS"" “• < t*/ 4 r Jnernmttttg. .. On© jSt bar agents brought us in a list of .• sight new subscribers this week, five in De and three in Miller county. Still the flog increases in subscribers. Parties de dring to advertise their business would do * well to note the fact that tlio Sun is the bdst adtmtis&g medium in this part of the Wtttry. The Style. In Bavannah the new stjjje of hat, the *H. G.” has come out—that is the white *ki» story beaver. Every man, boy, and we like to have said* woman, in the Forest City has an “H. G.” bat The boot blacks have adopted them, while the chimney sysfips nni washerwomen are negotiating §&meb* aif n*i6u,l\h*u Th* mouther* of the 36th Georgia who pre excluded from the beue •■■»***y bOl, passed on Thuw iwnfe; m Alfred Iverson and Robert Tombs, Senators ; and Peter E. Love, Mur tilTAr QEWford, Thomas Hardeman, I*i g|Bß J. Gartrell, John W. H. Underwocid, Jackson and John J* Jones, members i.tTtta Hofca* of Bopwawnhrtivts. There wore no members from this State in the jmtt State tawing seceded U u «tb.»«ablyofU»tbodj. ttJ 9*mi «# »- " 'W'Jtf PT* ?v r , ill «t f||| uk- I I - * 'WwaaatlmkAh* Mossing Hews end Afl ,. Vef&air, of Savannah, lie having quite a •wumgte <XOT &e ctrcutafikm gseettoeL foe * Advertiser offers to hot five hundred dollars that its ciretil*ti#B is larger than the News, which offer the Nows has, f<r some reason, % phased- unnoticed. , *. they both had fifty thousand more sdbaeribers than they have at pres , *%L tVe think each* them deserves ■ 1 cafi gets but wo don’t see any use over it ■ ; *""** Base Bali Match. x * fosrfe is to be ft grand base ball match far fosthbert an the 31st inst., between a n F»r?*qla ai»d Cuthbcrt Club. Hancock, of the ladies work box man— <SU and the afloat htiot balltot* and goal efti lew of ktefateaJbriW bne* most cordially sky itod to partiespste in the BionmdeßtH of ilw deflation. xThee WsFfc**4mt with ope® arms. (Onudaill avow if tdie cewea) W* hmvrad ad«iHtftd» In- Vii^ I Wl* fapmfiat* for tlalanla. i**r seoeWre noble and ralT-nt, while i*r daughters rmt cult iriitol, lowlj, fua.-irating. tKcSMB. That aounds just lfte Hancock Joofew-to .*.#lata'sf'f r* ’■ T.v , ’i . • J - *3 " '* y a i. -*. Seslii Carolina, •• *•> From the Griffin -Stear, wo ehp the fol lowing paragraph ffioin* pnvate letter to a „ party '■> 1 99 b c«mdftim%»s teh**4taft h»i>cen placed by tli#‘nifamons ku-fctaxbills: \*-H tr i Z *4* * “Just now almost every face wear? the look of gloott lhatfiraft worn duHng -the *X WUt« - LrurHKM wrtertU^ters T in this State: tee nttffitf martial law r And ll&ly W a ■• . ih .groaijßamy oi our bast dtesens nave been arrested, and w large number, about £OO it ffißteuJbt/Tiavc the county to avoid arrest. It is no sndi"or guiß uww for a hi*?**ta kliTTh** A* i tgPlilUianrgsan HyAtrsd trdnorsnv and if the .inttfPojCitan «inr to testily in has favor, cne rwf-'thdain hand nwykred wihtesws will seal «i5» JBverr right thinking p«rwm tannin |he trial ™ be a mersfcrcs. Cbtliin & was arresML b»| m now nndsr bail There is no doowthoH is a Warrant out for brother L. On what charge we Htttaot even guess, ss he gu*ky of netbipg eriniinal.” nOW SHALL IT BE BOUT. ? } How shsJULwar nominations be made this fall is a question winch we have frequently of Sate hejfc jtoiiiliifrH #T the street s.- Shall it be ns it wa* before, by a committee of a (listen or fifteen men, or shall the whole county convene in a grand mass writing and from the mouths of the people thane assembled the free choice of the vo ters of the county he ascertained? The system of District nominations has a bad •Sect ;it had a disastrous effect before ; it produces dissatisfaction and division in those ranks where unity should reign su **TbSe jras nosmall amount of complaint las* year, and we even heard it hinted that I the nominating committee was packed and favoritism largely indulged in. As to whether this last imputation is true or not, we do not feel authorised to nor do we venture an opinion.—lt may l>e a mistaken idea. Nevertheless the district system lias an effect which, to say, the least, is un desirable and wo shall use every ef fort in our power to convince the citizens of Decatur coflntv of the truth of what wo say, and to induce them to abandon the system which has already in the past and wdriii the future be productive of disas trous results. • . Let us have a full convention of the en tire people of the county, and let the nom inees be chosen by ballot, and then we are sure to have candidates in the field that are the choice of the people, and hence, men tlift* ? will’sejfeive * vote. * We have already heart! a good deal said on the subject, and from all we can judge the District systepv will meet with but little favor from a’large majority of the voters of the county. We shall haye more to say on this subject in the future. A • : j___ SAVANNAH. Wo paid a visit to this metropolis of Georgia last week, and we don’t think we ever sow the city duller at this ’season of the year. The most of the citizens who have not already departed are preparing to leave for the sumaofer. Theaaerchants are some ol them doing very well considering the depressed times, but it is only tliose who have their regular yearly customers that do much. * . . r ... We have not time, to recount all our “ups” and “downs” during our short stay in the city—in fact we don't feel disposed to com mit our campaign entire to paper anyhow. No one will be surprised at us for feeing this way when they learn that we fell into the company of Redheadedharris, Frank babcock, the Marshall House boy, Billash and some other land pirates. We had the pleasure of meeting CoL J. H. Estill, W. T. Thompson and Harris of the News, Sinead, Reardon and Scndder of the Republican and Beard & Kimball of the Advertiser. Savannah is blessed with three as good papers as were ever mailed to a subscriber, and we are glad to note their abundant success. The Republican in par ticular Is improving and growing into pub. lie favor very fast. We stopped At at i2he House, where we were welcomed by those princes of good fellows Jimmey O'Connell and. Frank Babcock, the gentlemanly clerks The Marshall is the best hotel in the city, and we would advise all our Southwest Georgia friends to stop there when they go to Savannah, r ’” KKUPHtN, We sea in the last Democrat aft thony mous letter purporting to have been writ ten by a “ Radical ” to Mr. Ben & Russell, threatening to “ put out the chunk ” of that «tlem W That'.too Durnwat, radical fyer jncote'that letter. They have too much sense, and ale too careful of their interests to be guilty of such a piece of indiscretion. "Why, any one, to read it, would never for a moment think that ot tbe radical party is the author, for, while it is’ true that the D»roo* erat is a little partizau in its political dead' inga, still at the same time, while some mat accord to the radical leaders knavery, yoU cannot irothfufly call tiiem fools, kNo, Ben, ifyott gx>t such a letter it wAs as a btuiewjue, [>er* hai>s by one of your best friends, and tak* ing this view of the subject—the correct one —we were surprised at hearing ydif pnWMt^teffiteMfAriinkii^raffile Flint RiVer Store the other day. Georgia Crop New*. r , Bgrko eouuty—Twu good ruiriA Pros poclVbrigLter for good crops, says the Ex positor. Heard county—-Pipe raio, Crop® bow 41l s/.ys the News. fetrly county—Rain in some portions of the county, says the News. Grpcof county— Crop prospect* not very flattering, says a writer m the Constitntion alisk Diy May. Poor stand of eetton. flfcww smttoßTianted than last year f small but looks well. Oats a failure. 'Wheat tolerable. ___ , fams done great good. Cotton coming up arid growing beautifully. Corn fine, Wbsat promising. Gate short, says a writer m the Grffin News. . « Talbot, county—Diy, except Showers in upper and lower part of the county, says the Standard. Much cotton not up. Plant ing not finished on many forma. Corn «upai| and ground hard. • Upson county—Three or. four moderate showers. Bad stand of cotton, says the Herald. - Clarke county—Fine shower, says the Banner. Editorial Slices. Frank Evans, of. the Albany News, has been repdited M lost, mislaid or stolen. When laxMre saw the smiling chop he was in Savannah opening oysters at ten cento a bushel to get money to pay hk way home. little Abbie, of the Albany Central City got terribly mad because s young lady sent hw> only half a cracker. We suppose she thought him cracker enough to fill out the balance. The Miller County Star is pitching into other papers for not being published at home. Perhaps that's not cool What fIHMNmMRMMnmfIMMBBUM Charley Pendleton, the brave little Sa vannah Sunday School scholar, is off on a trip to New York. Guess Charley thinks that if the world is as* long the other way as the road he traveled, its a tarnation good sized world. Miss Dolly Varden and the P. G. in G. ' went fishing in the Chattahoochee river the other day. They both got a bite. The Astor House boasts of an old gen tleman, who registered his name on the books of the hotel the first day it opened, and has been there e.ver since, a period of nearly 34 years. Abbey contonds that has the prettiest girls in the State. That's so—to a man up a tree. The True Difference. The Montgomery county Democracy in Kentucky declared the other day for Gree ley as against Grant. They say in their resolutions that they prefer “Greeley and Brown with honesty, universal amnesty, supremacy of the civil authorities, and the salvation of Democratic Republican insti tutions, to Grant, corruption, disfranchise ment of the South, military despotism and centralism.” Tiiis pithily explains the difference be tween Grant and Greeley as they now stand. Between the two give us Greeley all the time. Give us a Democrat before either if possible, but that impracticable, then Greeley is as much preferable to Grant as a genuine Simonpure noble old Demo crat to Greeley;. T BULLY. We copy the following little game of sparring between the Atlanta Constitution and Savannah News. It is a good thing. Avery hit it right that time,-sure pop. Old man W. TANARUS., as. usual goes for everybody ■ that differs with him and Mr. Alex, and as is generally the case gets gloriously “ wound up ” on all occasions. Hit him again, Avery, he’s able to bear it, having done got use to being “chawed.” With us the first desire is to'secure a straight Democratic victory- That impracticable, we are willing to support Gtbeley as against Grant. if Greeley can be elected. It is impossible now to fell what is the proper course. We are not pre pared, with the lights before us, to make a decis ion. We waut more- information, Whan we get that we shall speak emphatically.—Atlanta Con stitution, The dilemma in which our Atlanta cotcmpora ry finds himself seems to be very common just at this time among speculative politicians and presses. They seem to be very much befogged. A maxim among whist‘players is, “ When yon don’t know what to lead, play trumps.” So in politics—when job don’t know what else to do. stick to yodr prin ciples. Democrat principles are the trump* that are sure to win.—Savannah' News- Stick to your principles always If you will make politic* a game of CSfd*,diow eter. you would vttt a nice figure in deciding whether yon would stand before you knew what was trump*,—Atlanta Consthutkiu. Georgia News 1 The Columbus Fnquirer says “An Alabama planter writes to us and says; ‘lt eeem# to me that almost everybody here is for Greeley. Yoorhees is to late for this crop.” . ' . . On Friday Wt, while a yotlttg soh bf Mr. GcesKu, of Cuthbeit, was riding a mule to the field, life was thrown from its back against a tree and instantly killed,- A house belonging to Mr. M. M. Shivers, in Cotton Hill was struck by lighting on Wednesday last, and a portion of the same burned be fore the thiols' eOQld be*. extinguished. — Cbrnmeneoment exercise of Andrew Female College begin on June 23d/ The address before the literary societies by Sterling To ney Esq., of Eufaulxx- Sophomore prizes delivered by Ecv. G edi Goetebins, of Al bwfiy.—Cuthbdrt Appt'dl. . Mary Lctuon, eolofted, of Augusta, robbed her employer, James W. Moon, of a sso' diamond ring and SSO worth of other prop erty. The Excelsior Mills of Augusta ex*, hibited the first new flour In that city, winch was on the 24th. Bazile M. Sannean has been elected Captain of the “Stephens Light Infantry" of Crawfordville.—Chroni cle and Sentinel, The Brag* wick Riflemen have elected the following commissioned officers t Captain, Dr. James S. Blaine ; First Lieutenant, U/ Dart, Jr. ; Second lieutenant, J.- E- Dart } Third Lieutenant, K N.- Atkinson. Tha house of Mr. B. Flint, of Brunswick, was destroyed by fire on Monday last Every of furniture, (Nothing, etc., was de stroyed. Total loss $3,000. No insurance,— Brunswick Appeal. The White Muff Railroad has beea reop' ened. Savannah is building her third gaso meter. Olive Logan left Savannah on the San Jacinto for New York,— Savannah Aiews, Many hogs are dying in Early county from cholera or some other disease. The Methodist denomination in Blakely are ti making efforts to raise funds for the purpose of building.— Early county IKeux. is having delightful showers. Il ls reported that the Brunswick train en route for Macota had cat ass the head of a negro near Beaver Dam Creek. He wan said to be sleeping on the track. His name was { Jerry McGriff. —Tdßgraphgnd Messenger. | Georgia has 09,956 farms. J C. Lloyd and John R. Holsenback, SstfBJSKtSSC 28th of June pro*- Judge Asaa Holt, of Maicim, and his’wife were out nding a few days ago and the horse attach*! to the which they w«re nding, beewne frightened, throwing them out- • Judge Holt, who is In very feeble health, the shock. In-hjeld; W her sick husband from a fad Mrs. Holt hati her shoulder dislocated. Sheis waJk ing about, but serious I ton are as to the recovery erf the Judge. Daffy Enterprise. atLoncr Branch. <s!OS!9S -sa«B.i I—L_l,"» SPECIAL NOTICES. , Flavoring Extract* ai* of primary importance in cokey; and of all artieles of thi* description nhe bie' ly concentrated Standard Extract*, pre ared by Joseph Burnett * C-*,, Boston, nr* pro nounced by l ading culslnlera- Professor Blot among »h« number—the purest and beet. Human Wreck *—Ev-ry day and every hour w* meet with broken down specimen* of humanity— wiecks that *vem past hope of s ilvan*. At, i e v*n eights of the-* might be filled with now Vi alitv, by a course of Dr Walker’s California Vine gar Bitters. Mirny are suffering from the reac tion of rum polluted bitters or powerful minerals it is characteristic • f Dr. Walker’s Orest Restore tive that it neutralizes the efiect toese miscall ed remedies, aud accomptishe* iu due fime a per fect cure. ■ Nature Hitts us Terth, but she dors not pre serve a»d puiify them That must be done with Fragrant hodozont. 'lll* dental bone and its en amel casing aie made invulnerable to all destruc tive influences by the daily use of this beneficent preparation. SSO, * 00 Dollars will br Pair for any remedy which wil cure chronic Kh-um.iti&iu, Pains, in the Limbs, Hack and Chest, rore Throat, Insect stings, Uioup, Dysentery Colic, Bpreins and Vomitin'/, quicker t »au Dr T--bias’ Vcnefian liniment; es tablished in 1847, never fa Is. hold by all Drug gists Depot 10 Park Place. Sew York. Pratts Actual Oil.—More aocidents occur from using unsafe oils, than from steamloats and rail roads combined' Over 200 000 minifies continue to burn Pra»t’« Astral Oil and no accidents directly or indirectly have '•ecurred from bumins, storing or handling it. Oil House ofChas. Pratt,Establish, ed 1770. New Y<»rk. A BeautiruL White, soft, smooth and dear skin i» produced by using O. W. Lairds “Bloom of Youth “ It lemoves tan. freckles sunburns, and all other discolorations from the skin, leaving the complexion brilliant and beautiful. Bohl at all druggists Till* preparation is entirely free fr< m any materia! detrimental to health. Just the Remedy Nkeded.—Thanks to Mrs Wins low‘s Southing Sirup, we hare for.years been re lieved from sleepless nights of painful watching with poor, suffering, teething childtcn. Fob Dtspebsia.—lndigestion* depression of . spirits and general debility in their various forms ; also, as a preventive against Fever and Ague, and other intermittent levers- The Ferio Phosphor ated Elixir as Calisays, made by Caswell, Hazard & Co'V New York, and sold by all Druggists', is tie best tonio, and as a tonic for patients recovering from fever or otl»ef sickness, it has no equal* Bislet's Genuine Gulden sell Cologne water according to th*. original foimuia of Prim st Paris so long and favorably known to the customers Os Havilaml, Harra! arid Risely aud their branches for its fine permanent fragrance is now made by H. W Risley and the trade supplied by his nucces sors. Morgan A Risley, Wholesale Druggists, N- w York. TiirßSToitH Ivory Pea lit, Tooth Powder.— The best article known for Cleansing and preserving the teeth and gums, Sold by all Df’iggi*tg. Price 25 and 50 cents per bottle. F. t». Weds & Cos, New York. • Carbolic Salve unequalled as a Hea ing com* pound. Physicians recommend it as the roost wonderful ever known Price 28 rent* per bos. John V. Henry, Sole Proprietor,B College Plao •, New York, Christadoro's Hair Dt*. —This mogniflieant compound is beyopd cotitingency, the s.,fe*t ahd most t liable Dye in existance ; never failing to impart to the Hair uniformity of color, nourish ment and e a-ticity. Manufactory, h 8 Maideu Lane . New York* ‘ Svapnia is Opium purified of its sickning and p.'is 'ficus q 'al/i- s. It is a perfect anmlvne not pnulm ingj headache or constipation of bowels, as is the ca>w wi r h otbsr preperations of opium Johu Farr. Ofn mi*t New Yoik NB.V ADVERTISEMENTS, * ~ ; --• ..a. xNOTICE. ArPLTCATtON h ivftur been rand* to fbe CPf Council of Bainbridge. to extend Fiorids ><tr.et to intenoct the r«*l landing to Arnett’s bridge. All parties interred atS bS'eby request, ed to e ,me forward Within ten day» and file heir if any. in writing Hatting forth the facts in th Case and the re« Sot( that impel them to object to the proposed action. H, 8, JONES, Major. June 1.1872-60-lt ' GEORGIA —DfcCATUh County. MF. PERiIY having applied for exemption of « ptusormlty and aettiag apart and Valuation of homestead and I will pasa upon the Kamrf at mj • ffic; in Bainhi rdg**, at 11 o’clock, A. M , on the loth day of June. 187*2. JOEL JOHNSON, Ord’ry. June 1,1872-50-2 t . , f IBE tSEAM SALOON RESTAtJitANT, And eufefectkmcrj, We respeetfufly fthtxrtttice to the citizens of iminbrklge and surrounding coun try that We have jttrt opined the above' estab lishment, on Water street, next door to the Flint Hirer Store, and that we would be glad to see all t/Ur old feusfowefti ##*d aS many new ones as may fftmof us with i eafi, ce Cream will be served pet orders to any part of the city, well packed, in ice. Order* for parties or picnics promptly atten ded to and liberal deductions made for such occa sions. HEFTY k BRADSHAW. DECATtTR SUPERIOR COURT, . April Tebm, IBf2. SronwvS. UMwflgtfLE Nlsf TO FORECLOSE T. H. Adams. \ IT lieing represented to the Court by the petition of Stokely 6 LHxon. that bf deed of Mortgage,- dated the 14th day of November, 1863, H. Adame eooveyed to said !Stok.-ly 8. Hxi« the fonnWing de-cribed p.sceleof Ond, to wit.* All ttiat fMTCeI of land embraced-within the following boundaries, to Wit/ EwU by Keubeß Kirbei** lot, Soirh by D. J. Oidkimton,- W sty Vacant lot,- own ed or said to be owned by David P. Look and North to Planters street, sitn-ttoii. in the town of Bainbrictge, D>cf.tur emmty,- Oa.. for the ptiipoi-e of securing the of two piouAe-Ory notes m >de by said Thomas H Adams to the said 8. 8. Dixon or bearer, one due on the Ist A*y cf Janua iy. 1871 and one dtte «>flr the Ist day of Idmiarjrp 18/2, for the sum of three hundred *<d dcdlars ($325) vhich note* are now due add unaid. It is order and that the “aid T if. AdatuS dbpuy into this Court by the hrst day-of the next term thereof, the prifiei|>al, iutereet and ooaiadueon said notes or sboW cause if any b* has to thb eoi.traiy or that iu detaott tkvrwif ioredoaure be granted to the said Stokelj Dixon of said' mortgage and the Equity of redemption < 4 Che Said T. H Adams tneraio be ftwtoer barred, and it apfmaring that the said T. H. Adams reside* out of the county and that this rule he served on him by publication in terms of the statute*.. Witness the Hon. Peter J. Btrozier. Ju’lge of said Court. May 17 tt>, 1872. T. P. HAMPTON, Clerk. June 1, 1872 50 lmfra THE OLD KELIABLE 47 g WEST-STREET . i fk HOUSE! or Min t nun. mm MBtfanatfca CONSTANTLY SUPPLIED WITH HEAVY INVOICES OF SPRING & SUMMER GOODS* OF THE LATEST Styles and Patterns TOGETHER with a Very Large Stock of f mi unus Also,' HARD-WARE, WOOD-WARE, WIL LOW-WARE, AC. Igfuln fact there is nothing wanted by the pub lic that they cannot supply at most reasonable prices. Give us a call, examine our goods and take advantage of our inducements. PATTERSON * McNAIR. May 4,1872-46-ts DECATUR SUPERIOR COURT, April Term, 1872. Wn O’Flsmino Adm’r , Est, 'I Wm.. W Williamsf<>r,theuseof j Rl7ljlfi Nlst T 0 Robcbt J. SwAMrWoon, Et als. . kouEOUksR • Ad'LPHUs cTsHAvrxa ands MOHIXIAGE. Gxouck Y. Uakkkb j It being by the pe itlon of Wm, 0. Fleming, sttfnii isnatcf of <>-t.teot Wtn Willinms for the u e «»f ll<*bert J Bin..llw od -.t and others, that by det-dof nioftgige, d»t dFtbrlla y 18th 1871 \dolpbue C. Scliafer and Giorg** Y.. l>i*’kcr con veyed to Wot. O. V I’oiige anti F. Ij. I'sblfi a. the admlnintratoiH t»t' estate of 8 Davis Tongd one lot or parcel of I aft I situate lying and iu the i3th dist , of Jecatnr county and bent-' pai tof lot of land number tU-o hundred and nineteen (219) in said district the same lying on Flint liver and divided by a line running North thirty-eight de grees East, beginning in the centre of the public road near a small live o».k bn-h an<: the- ee to ttie Eastern iiotrnclaiy of suid lot thence Norib aloag sa to (he corner of sai l tot and of t:te lots niimberg tw«- hundred and five [2os] and tWt* him dr< and and six ana two hundred u*-d eighteen [3lß] aud thence along tho Northern boundary «»| the river, on the Bnuth the said parcel of land is divided off bv a line running from tha beginn ng corner Os said livi-uafc hush Ncffth fofty degtaes West ttf the fiver at at Mar whefc a partlthoi fence strike* the river, thence up the river to the boundary of said lot' number two Mntdr<fd and nineteen. containing t#en»y aCirStffore or less and known a* the Tonga Fachrry pioperty together, wi h all and singtuar the fnenatwrs. righto and ap > urtenaneta thertur.lobelonging, far the purpose of securing tha payment ot fourteen promissory notes given for the purchase money of said real estate hefefr) before d#aciit>ed,- by which said \d<-1 phufl (\ Muifer and GdttrgS Y. Barker prutnWd .0 E»y Win G I>. TehgS aud F< L Babl it a> adtnin» trntoisof the estate df 8 Davt* Tetuge In git of said note* the aunt of thirteen hundred arid thirty three doi ars and thirty three oents [f 1 #53.38 } ail being stinfc date With said mortgage and failing due respectively from eight, twelve, sixteen, twen ty and twenty four mo -tha a.ter the date thereof, aud als<> in eight Os vaid notes bearing even date with sai'* mortgage and falling dU* respetively, three, six. nine, twelve fifteen, eighteen, twenty and twenty-four month* after the date thereat, one for hundred And fiurtv dollar*, one sot one hundred and twtfoty five dollar* and forty four cents. One for one hundred ami eight dot tars and eisrh y nine Seats, one for ninety three dollars and thirty five cents, one for Seventy five dollars and five cent A one for fifty four dol-ar* aud for tv seven Cent* one sos thirty eight dollar* and ninety eents and one for twenty three dollars aud thirty itfle cent* sot Valuetedeived, payable at thef office of Said Adol phnaC. Shafef and George Y Barker In the city of New lo>k, and being further reported to the Court that by a decree ot thi* honorable (’Onit said mortgage and the above six d«*seritod notes were translened by said Win. G D. ionge end F. L. JB-tb'iit as administrator of the estitc of 8. Davis T-rogb >0 Wm O. Fleming as the administrator ot the estate of Wm Williams «»n the Bth of May, .187% tnat skirl u» te* rettafnhtg unpaWt are now behl respectively by ttobeft J, Smaflwoud. a* bear* er, Wmii 0/ Fleming, a- beat at, John E Donalsos as befirer, kfld John Ct Fl-*yd. as bearer, that the first one of said note*, to wit: the one held by Rob ert J Small wood is now due and unpaid. It is ordered that Adolphus C. Schafer and Geo; Y Barker to pay into 'his Cvurt by the first day of the next term, the principal interest and cost* doe an a*4d note, and if a»y«-f said ahoVedekcdUerl notes should fall due beloi'e the granting of thi* rule and the time of the ante bviug marie aosolute tba % the principal, interest aftd costs due on the same he paid into this Court od the day aforesaid, -and show cause if any he ha* to the contrary, on that hi default thereof foreclosure be granted to the said Wm. Q Fleming as adminidrator a aforesaid tor the use of Robert J. Btaailwond arid o< her* as aforesaid of shid inor-g ige and the equity of redemption of theeard Adolphus C. Schafer and George Y Burner th-.-ieiu sirever barred and that service Os thi* frrte be' perfected on said Adolphus V. hehafer and George Y. Barker according to law by publication. Wlfne s the Hon. Peter J. Bcro xier, .'udge of the said Court, May 30. 187*. J. F- BAM?ION. Cloths May 25, 1872 4$ .5...: ** •:« e»4 Vi, ' ’ SHERIFF'S BALES. ttfYLL B* «OkD btftru. the Ctart hmis* n dm*r in »ji« city-of ■ Hainbrilg*, ou the fir.t Tuesday In Juiie : exf. Between the ustlnl hddrs us •ale, lot* of laud X'HCbeis two hua tred a*i«i three xpd two hundred aud thirty ejjghi Hi. toe Ucnty-r seventh Ji*tr «t of lFfVnr Cbuffi } Gfoofgt*. Sold m the pohpHAV 'ofi *ar£h dmi filrrifit of the estate of tHincau low dunmed, and hem-fid. ary under the h-unt-s'eari of the wrid Drinckn Lor# <h*ce*s.-d. t> s vtij-fy one Bup-nrt«'r court lein II fa i. favor of Williarit Nolen v* Suraii Lore F. B. Waugh, Sherift AlJln, r A* the saifie tints and ~|A M , tw« houses lw the m*n WjnhHdL ° n hfnj S®" 1 bounds,! ss *1 H rough lon street.soato by yr*Ur ' ess hf F. W. Andrew., A* the name time end pW „ in the *7lb diet, of mid ronm v , Hi nroj»erty of Wm. P.-I lock, to «uWt n ti Court fi ia, in favor of R»ben LWldil Pollock. I-F-BwluutloS^ ALSO, ‘ 1 At th« same time and pise*, on* lot. now occupied by f R W„H«ll m? u N and the other part by,Nike Ci4Wrt .. !"* bri' k stole. on lbe west by bi«iid^XrM , *^ , | th* no-th hy the fmttta *ior* lies*- „f p ji iuson’s estate, aa the property of (*«*,«►» satisfy a interior Oiutrt fi h'to »• 4 tb# H«o fiu *«rior Court ot Decutnr cm h favor of H. II- le*t''». adia'r, vs. C*a*> 1 1 V. Powell, securlt,. H. B Wa«»b Alfn, * At th* Mats Urns *t»d place, tk« MUk,. erty. one town lot of Und in the city, f j; bounded a* lollow*, on the n«>rth bj [Jr I liutts. east by J A. Butts, south by I and Batnbridge acaiiemy, w,-st bt Clwk Ihe property of W, E. Uothafori, in ' i tux n fa, favor of State and county t* 1 erford. H. B. Wind,l, V ALSO, i At'he same time and pluce, llirr* lotus, k Nos, 208, 204 and 288. in tbe ,21«i dirt.,h n to satisfy a tax fi fa, favor oi B(*fe .niltrfiti, 8 J Love. HB. Wa U(t h, tfc/ ALSO, At the same time and place, one lot oft*|L 166. In 'he WKh Dlst- levied <■ i.tb. of Martha Perkins, to satisfy one Us 5 f ( |rV< State and cunaty. 11, B. Wsi^', AIM, At the anue time an-i place, one lot of 890. If* Hie 27th District ot *sid <• unt) as the propeity of Ji N- Nr why to ini»n fi fa ( in fator Ot State and oouuty v*. «i<i ,r . B.WA U |h,Sk« Also, if the same time and placs, lot* Hu* IK h, 117 «»• l*tn dlst of mid couMy. ler«! n, the property of W. B, J-'hnson, Uissiidi mn* fi .fetoSl favor of the Stale and omiiif n « H* * Waugh, Bb»r f, ALSO, . At the same time and plaw, to*. Xm n m 275 in the 20th district iff ssid aenly, tow, as the property of G A, Rjdlier **UM« fori E. Spiller, to satisfy one tax fi fa in 4ti Htate and eounty va. said pillar «* ira H. B. Vu. Sit ALSO, At the same time and pinee, 22d district of said county, levied « n erty of Wm. to ssliefy one tax fifaib vor of the Utate and Comity vs said Hatcher. H. B Wau|i,il •ALSO. At the Same time and place, lot No. llfq 27th district *>f s-id eounty. I«vte-t o« a<iW» . rty of P U Hatcher, to satisfy one tu lb favor of the State and county v* raid Hi ck H. 11. Wtittgb. f.f XISO, At the sattle titnb and p'fcw. lot* Ho*, ttrii in the 14th dial rict of said county, ImM*., proj-rerty of hansom Ok»ud to satisfy one l«ilb favor of the State and county v* Cl<-u-l H. a Waf;h,sft \ i AWo, At the same time «nd placr, lot* Vc* 9i»l 1 in 'be 2lt district of *»id coun’t, hv»d-*at 1ir«» ixrty ot F* M oi<4ci. to miftlj nit'Ui I] dll 'avor ot the Stats and cotn.ty Ts *ai.) Clo-id ti. B. DtriiJ, Also At tbfi ratne time mid pliis# Ic K , .H »u <* 2i <l district, levied o- 11* tV \>v>p.h •>« it J ylc'd, to sntisf' one ,; iv fl f* is hr. |<4 it'So .»d 01., H s Wt¥ M ALSO. , \i the same time and pi. ce. lot R». llhk 19th district of said O-U'djr- leHrd w -lbyt rtiy of W. C. Bawl*, to sufsty oirststlhifi vor of the btote aud county v* K«*k ll,' a. Waugh, SIT ALSO, 4t the pae?e tsuie and pi <co, loti Xc* li« At the same time and place. 16th district of sied county. mJ-FJ;, Jostpii Dawson, to satisfy >•* bkw tha Itate arid eotluty v. alij- ti At th« same tlftls an* fdaej. W lfith district Os A. Glor.r, to satlsly “ U ‘ B State and county v* sakl Ghjer At. th* the same time Ji in the loth district of ertjr of J P. Smith, U> oatMj of the State aud oouutr vs r»n »**■***!» i ALSO, . * *y«| At the same time and. **r f l ibth district of to'd ouU “ erty of Henry Miller. J tht &fW |U9. j|gi ■ At t're earn* time I9tlr district of **W H ertv of Benjamin Wal J ■ in tavor of the Stats and ku». Attbe same time J «# a *?[■ lsttr district of sddconnfy.l f 0 ertv Os #rs. Mary bvere'tn j* ■JJj, iA. ■ favor of th* State and countv | At the seme time 15th district of said c riaty. U *rry of George W. DM * n ’ g g, in ft** Everett, to satisfy «"* ■ State and eouuty fs «>* B . At the same time » nd 17th district of saM erty oi Mrs. A. M. D. in favor of the State and o*!g *,*^l kIMO. At the same fim*» nd 20th district of said *•«*' tH j ft “ * ■ of Wm Evan*. «wj Kvsn* .#1 ■ the btate aud ooflnty « j tfskj* ■ *JF JI At the ram* in tb# town of Bmu y^ u n*a. Yjm At th, (—W tir*t -<!.<■ is th. «•»» vL^ br «S*'f' May 11,1872-