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@5 i XpX( SS. B\M’L H. SMITH a»d ROBT. P. MILAM Editors and Proprietors. Cartemvllle. Ga., Jan. 11, IS6T Election for the County-Site of Bartow. Below we five the result of the e lection held at the various presincts in this county, for the County-Site, on Monday last: Carters- Cass ville. ] Station. Manassas, 000 143 Cartersville, 680 32 17lh District. 135 107 Kingston, 0 „ 223 Adairsville, 1 224 6th District, 6 69 Pine Log, 64 84 Wolf-Pen, 40 28 Stamp Creek, 83 00 Allatoona, 07 9 Total, 1085 919 Majority for Cartersville, 166 votes. Thus has this exciting, perplexing ami provoking local question passed ofi. and, we trust, forever. Now let us all shake hands, bury the tomahawk, and be friends. The Late Election. We congratulate the cititens of our county that the long mooted and vexed question o! the location of our county eite, has, at last, been settled by the popular vote of the people. "Voxpop tili 1 vox dei!" has always been the doctrine of this republican country, and, we hope and believe, the question is now forsver at rest. The contest which has just ended, has been animated and earnest beyond anything ever seen here; and (we are sorry to say,) not unmixed with a lit tle bitterness. Our position of neu trality was clearly stated, well under stood, and faithfully maintained to the end. Os the final result we have never permitted ourselves to doubt. We have unshaken confidence in the good sense and judgment of the voters of the county. County pride, general inter est, and universal convenience pointed to our growing town as the proper lo cation of our public buildings, and these considerations could not but con trol the expression of the general will. While these weie our private feelings our columns have been open to both tides. We only demanded that com munications should be in proper spirit, willing that a question in which all were interested should receive the fair cat discussion possible. The vote, it will be seen, is mach the largest polled since the war. The vote at the Cartersville box was the largest ever polled. That was caused by the large number of voters who came from other Districts. Early in the morning the contest for floaters commenced, and was maintained with an earnestness and activity through the day which we have never seen equal led ; and yet, after all, the full strength of the county has not been voted. — The Comptroller General’s report shows 1852 white polls in the county. Add to that the large number who al ways escape registration, and the men over sixty, and our voting strength will not fall short of 2200. These fig ures demonstrate that we still have a great and grooving county, and call loudly for the concentration of men and capital to afford a market for the county. As the smoke of the contest clears away, and the temporary feeling which it aroused subsides, even those who were most earnest in opposition admit it best for the whole people that the energy, resources and capital of the county should be concentrated to the greatest advantage. The thing is now over, and the people of Cartersvihe feel that they have no word of reproach or bitterness against any body or sec tion. We are all members of the same body and every part of the body must be cared for. We all have the same county pride to gratify, and we must mix and mingle and trade as friends as in days of yore. Grant tor President. A special Washington dispatch to the Timet says that the Hon. Mr. Morris, former member of Congress from Illinois*:, and other prominent politicians of that State intend to meet to-morrow at Sprir.gfield, Hit noise, to consider a proposition to nominate 1 Gen. Grant for the next Presidential They have invited the leading j tiefiorrat? es o;t?r to rb *he.~ . Fire tu Cartel Mtiife. The peace and quiet of our village was broken, on Friday night last 7o’- clock, by the ringing of bells and the cry of fire! The citizens promptly rushed to the scene of conflagration, when it was discovered •! .i the Bar ber Shop of Ashburn Potts, attached to the Grocery Store and l’en-Pin Allv of John C. Gladden, on the west tide of the Railroad, was on fire.— Those buildings were soon consumed by the rapidly spreading flames, as was also the eutire block of new and beautiful buildings from the Railroad west on Main Street to the Cartersville Express Printing Office, which build ing was torn down and scattered.— Our citizens present seeing the otter futility of trying to save the houses without the aid of an engine and in the absence of an organized fire company, at once went to work to save the con tents of the houses, which they did al most entirely, but; as there had been a heavy fall of snow which melted from the heat of the fire, and being run over by the busy throng until the mud was worked up into a perfect loblolly, and the goods, Ac., having been pro miscuously piled about upon the ground were damaged badly and quantities of them ruined, whilst load after load of them had been carried off by spoils men. The Grocery house, Ten-pin alley, am! barber shop, belonged to Dr. J. W. Curry. Partially insured. The goods belonged to J. W. Gladden, and A. R. Hudgens. Not insured. Isliant Alley’s new-store house had just been completed, and was unocu pied. No insurance—a clear loss.— This loss falls heavily upon Mr, A., as it was about his all. Messrs. J. A. Erwin & Cos., were in sured $5,000 on their stock and $1,200 on the house. Messrs. W. L. Kirkpatrick &. Cos., were insured on the house SBOO, and nothing on their goods. Messrs. Blair A Bradshaw were in sured $5,000 on their goods and house. The Cartersville Express Printing Office was torn down and scattered. It was the property of Dr. W. W. Leak. No insurance. The press and material were saved in a some what damaged condition, but we are on our feet again and still expressing. This is a severe blow to our thriving town ; not that the properly destroyed was so great, but those who lost it were? struggling bo heroically to rise from the dust and ashes into which they had been brought by the losses of the late war, when our village was almost entirely laid in ashes by Sherman's torches. But we are not disposnd to repine. We hope soon to rise supe rior to all our losses and inconvenien ces, and live to see Cartersville take an honorable stand among the leading towns and cities of North Georgia.— We are happy to learn that the build ing* destroyed will be promptly re placed with elegant two-story bricks. Our entire loss is between SIO,OOO and $15,000. ISp-Mrs. Hughes, of Kentucky, the friend to the poor and destitute—the widow and the orphan—is now in our town, looking after the interests of this unfortunate class of citizens. She comes as a representative of the kind, humane and generous people of our more fortunate sister State, Kentucky, to eneer up the hearts of the disconso late and bind up the wounds of the bereaved and afflicted, by strewing a long their pathway the blessings of life. Wherever she has gone and dispensed these bounties with w'hich she has been invested, she has dried up the orphan’s tears and silenced the widow’s wail. She has left a home of comfort and ease, and come among strangers, and subjected herself to the buffetings and revilings of the vulgar and mali cious, to stoop and lift up the starving and destitute sons and daughters of want in impoverished Georgia. Like her Divine Master she is going about doing good. Let the truly destitute and starving make known to her their wants that they may be supplied fora season. She turns none away on ac count of sex and condition, provided they have not abandoned themselves to profligacy and indolence. Her mis sion is to feed the hungry. Let «ur citizens evince their appreciation of her worth and mission by calling to see her at the Bartow House, and by re ceiving her into the family eirele and around our hearthstones, making her to realize that though she is surround ed by strangers, she is nevertheless in the midst of friends. Accompanying her is her neiec, (if we mistake not) who is quite a youthful lady, and who assists M rt. Hughes in her labors.— Though ‘so voting in rears, instead of b* a iag ' ci \ M;n<r heart to iast.ion’s shrine and following m the footprints of the giddy and the gay, she is lend irig iter effoMs in the noble wdrk of relieving the \vamt9 of the suffering and starving poor. God bless Kentucky and Kentuckear.s ! JteF-A Gold Saving Machine—K>ne that saves all—upon a cheap and sun pie plan, by Guilford Cohen, of Pauld ing county, Ga. t Dallas P. O. A Plat or Diagram of the machine for sale.— A bid solicited. December 10. 1867. are compelled to issue only a fourth of a sheet, this week, to legal ize advertisements., owing to the fact that we were burned out last Friday night, 4th, and have not yet been able to get our office straightened out. — Our patrons, we know, will bear with us in our misfoitnne. We hope to be able to give a full sheet next week. Those indebted to us will confer a great favor upon us by calling and set ting up, so that we can replace our lost material, Those who subscribe for our paper will please pay in advance that we may purchase new material. FIRE! FIRE!! FIRE!!! Having sustained a heavy loss by the late fire, we are compelled to call on all indebted to us, to come forwflrd promptly and pay us. We are anxious to build a good Brick House, as soon as possible, and to do this monev is essential. We hope all indebted, will come forward and lend a helping hand, immediately, that we may recover from this loss. Respcctfullv, BLAIR 4* BRADSHAW. Cartersville, Ga. January 8, 1867. Cartersville A Tan Wert Rail Road. The Corporators of the Cartersville A Van Wert Rail Road are requested to meet in Cartersville on Wednesday, 15ih inst., at the Law Office of Cos. J. R. Parrott, for the purpose of organi zation. A. E. MARSHALL. J Pound! A present antidote for Neuralgia ! Kirkpat rick’s Neuralgia Specific will give instant re lief—in this—the most harrowing pang that poor mortality endures. Prepared and sold by W. L. K. & Cos. Car ersviile. Ga. To my Friends an«l the Citizens of Bartow Cos., Generally. I have been frequently questioned, since Election day —why I did not re sist the vile abuse heaped upon me— by a cetain young piece of Humanity, who inhabits the town of Cartersville. My answer is, I generally consider the Source from which an insult comes and in that case, regarded “Discretion as the better part of valor,” for who does not know that had 1 lilted a finger in self-defense—l would have been carried from the spot a helpless corpse. 1 was peacably disposed and insulted no man. but ?t the time of a light between two other parties I was present, and hear ing a Bully cry out lor the whereabouts of Cass Station men, I answered that 1 was one and was there to exercise my right of voting; from ’his alone sprung the abuse I received. In oader to make his point more sure, he must change the subject and rail against mv nativity, which was enough to consign me to perdition was it 4 in the power of he and his backers to do so. I do'not now. nor never did, derv either the place of my birth or my political views, but I wish justice only, and if the citizens of Cass county (my adopted home) pronounce against me I am ready to move from amongst you and seek another home. Now, a few words to the young man and his supporters. —I know, sir, you was patted on the back and incited to make a pass at me, by several of voiu supporters. Their hearts beat high, hoping to see a good opportunity o! butchering me! Now, sir, to convince you that per haps you was mistaken in your man, I will here say, for the benefit of all concerned, all you have to do is to take as many of your supporters as you see fit—choose your time and manner, and I will find the place where I can have justice and insure you the same. It will not be here, but shall be in a Southern State. William L. Goodwin. Atlanta, Georgia, Jan. Bth 1867 Messrs. Editors, Cartersville Ex press: There has been a decidedly improv ed tone in the general Market during the past week, and trade has been much more brisk. The receipts of Corn have been heavier than for the week previous, and notwithstanding the sales have been one-third more ; there has been an in crease of Stock. Prime Old White Corn sells at $1,33 by the car load from store, and, New White and Mixed at $1,30. There is but little over a weeks supply here. There was a considerable falling off in the Quantity ot flour received, com pared with the week before, when the excess of receipt over sales caused an increase Stock. But the sales of the past week have been considerably more than for the previous one, which, with brighter receipts, has kept the Steck Standing. Prices are firm at former Quotations as follows : Superfine 112.50,Extra! 13* .Doohie I , Extra $14.50{a, 15; Extra Family sls. 5./fa;l6.s<): Fancy 317@18. l he sales of bacon have been light, but owing to lighter receipts the Stock is farther reduced. Old Clear Sides Sell at 18@!6}c{ N»-w ’64 to 17cis ; Shoulders 154 ; Hams 18 to 22 There has been an improved demand fAV hay. ?t the quotations of inst week $45 per ton. Notwithstanding, heav ier receipts, there has been a diminu tion ofStock. Salt has also been in better demand at unchanged rates--$4 lor Liverpool and $3 lor Virginia. Owingio increased receipts, the Stock has been augment ed. Lard is unchanged—the demand continues moderate and the Stock full. In tierces isc. in Kegs and Cans 17@ 18--, cans included. Tlo* snsply of oats is, perhaps some what increased A fair demand exists, the prices ruhtig at by the quantity from Store. Barlky is light in Stock and sells at $2@52,25. /Very Respectfully, a. K. Seaoo, Commission / Merchant. / / An Act. incorporate the Stockholders of the Cartersville A Van Wert Rail Road Company. Sec. Ist.—The General Assembly of the State of Georgia do enact, that J. J. Howard, Lewis Tumliu, Dr. S. F* Stephens, John L. Rowland, J. R. Parrott, J. W. Curry, Win. T. Wof ford and Win. T. Burge of Bartow ; J. F. DeVer and Seaborn Jones of Polk, and A. E. Marshall <>l Monroe county Georgia, and such otii rs as snail asso ciate under said name, shall be. and are hereby incorporated and made a body politic with all the rights and privileges common and necessary to such a cor. poration, under the name of the Carters ville 4’ Van Wert Rail Roau Company. Sec. 2nd. —lie it further enacted, that said company be authorized to build a Railway from Van Wert, in Polk county, or its vicinity, to connect with the Western & Atlantic Rail Road at Cartersvilie, Bartow County, with the privilege of extending said road in an Easterly or Westerly direction, charging upon every mile, when com pleted, such amount for freight and pas sengers as may be deemed expedient and just: Provided, that the freight so all..wed shall not exceed one cent per hundred pounds per mile, and the fare for passengers shall not exceed six cents per mile; and lor procuring slock in the same, to open books and procure subscriptions of stock at the rate of twenty five dollars per share, at such time, and places as may be thought proper to elect Presidents, Directors, A gems and servants; to borrow money, make contracts and hold real and per sonal estate, to au.l for the use of said Road. Sec. 3 ul.—Be it further enacted, lha t in all cases where a question of right of wav may arise, and the parties be un able to agree, the Sheriff of the’ count) m which said land is situated, shall summon a jury of twelve jurors, free holders of said County who assess the damages to be paid by said company lor running said land ihro’lands of any citizen, saving to either party the rigni to appeal to the Superior Court under the laws now in force r emulating appeals to that court, .and in a'lsuch cases such Jury shall in addition to the usual oath, he severally sworn, in assessing dama ges. to take into the account the en hanced value of the land from building said road, passing through said land: Provided, that in no case shall the right of way embrace more than one hundred feet in width on each side of the track of said Road. Sec. 4tL Be it furlherenacted, that the kSuperintendant of the Western & Atlantic Rail Road be authorized and required, whenever the interest of his Road allows it. to permit the cars of said W. & A. 11. R: to be run on sail! Cartersville 4* Van Wert Rail Road for such reasonable compensation, and un der such regulations as may be agreed upon between the Superinteiidant* of the two Roads. Sec. sth. —Be it further enacted, that the corporators herein named shall be ex-offici i Directors of said roadtfor the year 1867, and until ntw Directors are elected. Sec. 6di. —Be it further enacted, that said corporation shall liavt full power to pass a.l by-laws and regulations nec essary to carryout the object of their incoporation not inconsistent with the laws ot r,he State of Georgia and the United Stales. Sec. 7 h.—Be it further enacted, that the capital stock of said Cartersviile & Van Werr. Rail Road Company shall not exceed five hundred thousand dol lars, with the privilege oi increasing at the rate of twenty five thousand dollars per mile for every mile of increase length in acid road. Sec. Bth.—Be it further pnacted, that whereas, said Cartersville 4' Van Wert Rail Road is a feeder to the VV. &. A. R. R., thereby developing vast mineral resources of the State and leading to ex tensive forests of pine which wiil be of great service to the whole country. — The keeper of the Penitentiary be au thorized and required to detail from the convicts and chain ganjr such a number of laborers to work on the grading of the said Cartersville <fe Van Wert Rati Road withont any expense to the State for their subsistence, clothing and custody : Provided, that nothing in this act shall be so construed as to impair, abridge or conflict with any of the privileges or rights gra»ted to or contained in the charter of the Polk Slate Quarry Rail Road Company o< this State. GtCSOIA aARTuWC'UNTV. WltcreilS* Mason Clot app rim to me for lc U-r* oi Guardian-hip of t . person and prop erty of Samuel Cloer, orphar of Samuel Cloer of said countv, deceased* These are therefore to cite ell and singular th* kindred ot said cr ph*n to be and sppe.»r at ru*. office w tiuo the time pr scribed by law, and ahffw cause if any they can why said letters ofguardiaiuhipahould rot b. graiit- and the applicant. Witness my band and offi. lal signature. This 95th day of December 1666. J A HOWARD, Or’d B C. GEORGIA BARTOW CQUNTY, Wliei'PJlS Mrs- Fannie McCravv applies to me for letters of administration on the estate t'fWm. A McCravy of said county deceased. These are to cite all and singular the kiudred and cieditors of said deceas'd to file their ob jections if any hey have by the first Monday in Febu'iry 1667, otherwise le ters of adminis tration will be granted the applicant at that term of the court of ordinary for said county. Givenn under my hand and official signature, this ihe 25th Dec 1866. J A HOWWRD, Ordinary. GEORGIA CHEROKEE COUNTY. Whereas Mary E and Wm H Brennan, applies to me tor letters of administration on Andrew G Brannan’s estate, late of said coun ty deceased. These are therefore to cite anil admonish all and singular the kindred and creditors of sain deceased, to file th ir objections if any they have b' the first Monday in Feb uarv 1867, othei wise letters of administration will be granted the applicant it that term of the court of Ordinary tor said cou tv. Given under my hand and official signature, this the 19th day of Dec 1856. W K D MOSc*, Ordinary. GCORGIACHEROKEE COUNTY, W’h«*r«, l ttS Zebulan Williams np> lies to me for letters of administration on John W Hol brook's estate, late of said county deceased.— These a-e therefore to cite and admonish all and singu ar tiie indeed and creditors of said deceased, to file their objections ifanvthey have by the first Monday in Febuary 1867, oth erwise letters of administration will be grmt ed the applicant at that term of the court of or dinary tor said c-ountv Given undertny hand aud oliiciai signature, this the 19th, Dec IBG6. W R D MOSS. Ordinary. GEORGIACHEROKEF COUNTY. Wlierea* James Lumsford applies to me for letters of adtr inis'ration De bonis non on John Cooper’s estate, late oi said county deed. These are therefore to cite and admonish all and singular, the kindred’and creditors of said deceased to file their objections if any they have by the first Monday in Febuary 180 7, other wise letters of administration will be grante '■ the applicant a' that erm oftlis court, ofOrdinary for said county. Given under my hand and Official signature, this the 19th Dec 1866. W R D MOSS, Ordinary. Administrator’s sale BY virtue of au order of the Court of Ordi nary of Bartow county, Georgia, will he so and, on the first Tuesday in February, 1867, in the town of Cartersvil e, in said county, be tween the legal hours of sale, the tract of Land in said county belonging to the estate nf J. D. Chastain, deceased, containing One . undred and Eighty Acres, more or less, consisting of the nnmbcrx, to wit: 1288, 1289, 12:33, and parts of 1234 and 1287. Sold foi distribution among the heirs. Terms, on a credit until tiie first day ot January, 1868. Notes and ap proved security, and bond given lot titles un til the purchase money is pa and. Possession given the first of January ’6B, De 2d, 1866 H. B. MeCONNELL, Administrator. Also, v i!! be sold before the courthouse doorin the city of >1 ;ir id ( *l, Cobb coun ty. Georgia, on the first Tuesday in February, 81G7 One Town Lot, in the village of Ac worth, having Que Hundred and Twenty feet front, and running back Three Hundred and Twenty-five feet, with a good Fratm-d House, »V‘*. Soid for the purpose of distribution. — Terms, one-ha f cash, and half due January Ist, 18G8, with note and approved securi y, and hood given for tit.es until the purchase money is paid. Possession g ven Ist day of January. 1868, Dec 20, 1w66.l w 66. h. b. McConnell, AdmT. (pr’s f»-e Si 5.) Administrator’s sale Bv virtue of an order of the C u r t ol Ordi nary ot' Cherokee county Ga,,will be sold be to re the courthouse door in Cant'ii, within the legal hours of sal? on the first Tuesday in Febuitry 1867. Lots of land Nos. 151. 138 and 79 in the 2nd distrlet and 2nd section of said county. Sold ns tlift property of P L Hughes deceased, for the benefit of the Heirs and creditors of said decea ed. Dec. 18th 1866 A D SMITH, Adm’r. Administrator’s -ale. By virtue of an order ol the coni of Ordina ry of (Jherosee county Gu./.vil! he sold bc- I io:e the courthouse door in Canton, within the legal hours of sale on on the first Tuesday in Febuary 186.. Lot of mud No. 761, in the 2Dt district and 2nd section oi »ui 1 county, sold as the property ol l.ydia Drummond deceased, for the benefit of the heirs and creditors of said de oeased* Dec. 18th, 1866. O VV PLTNAM, Adm’r. Administrators sale. Ey virtue ot an order of the court of Ordina ry ofCherokee county Ga., will be sold be iore toe courthouse doo in Canton, within the legal hours of Sale on the first Tuesday tn Feb uary 1867. Lot of land No. 1134, in the 3rd district and 2nd sect on < f said county. Sold as the property oi' Daniel L Treudaway deceased, for the benefit of the heirs and creditors ot said deceased. Dec 18th, 1866. C VV PUTNAM, Ad mV Barton Slierifl Sale, ON the first Tuesday* in February next, within toe legal hours of sale will be so:d before toe courthouse door in Cartersville, Bartow county, Lot of L ind No. 859, in the 21st distiict and 2d section of said coun’y. — Levied on as the property of J. C. Haircrow, to satisfy a justice court cost fi fa and other fi fas in favor of Beach 6c Root v 3 Haircrow 6c Queen. Levy made and returned to m« by a constable. A. M. FRANKLIN. D. Shff. Not. 30, 1866. Also lots land Nos. 224 and 35 acres of 209 in the 21st district and 2d section of said co., i levied on as the property of J. F. Johnson to ! satisiy sundry Justice Court fi fia in favor of j Gluzener 6c Clayton and others, v« said Joun s n. Bold to pay co.-ts. Levies made and re turned to me by a constable, Also lot ot land No. 85 tn the 2ist Disl and 2nd section ot Harlow county. Lcaied on as the pjoperty of Hosev 1 Williams, William Williams ami Sethe , Abernathey, to satisfy a fifain favor of; Anda Rhodes vs said parties - Levy j made and returned to me by a conata - I ble. W. L.AYCOCK. Cartewrillc, Nov. 29, 1886. GEORGIA CHEROKtE COUNTY. NOTICE hfrebt to all ppr«*>n* having demands against Henry Strick land, late of said county deceased,to present them to me properly made out, within the time prescribed by law. so as to show their character and amount; and all persons tndehted to said deceas ed, are hereby required to make imme diate pavmert. Dec. 3. 186$. TALROT STRICKLAND, (pr fee $3) Atim’r. GEORGIA CHEROKEE COUNTY. WHEREAS, Lemuel Cook, Adm’r of Elijah Underwood, represents to the court, in his petition duly filed and en tered on record, that he has fully ad ministered said estate. This is. there fore, to cite all persons court rued, kin dred ami creditors, to show cause, it any they can, why said administrator should not he discharged from his ad ministration, and receive letters of dis mission on the Ist Monday in July,’67. I Dec. 3. W R D MOSS, OrtL (pr’s fee SO) GEORGIA. CHEROKEE COUNTY, Whereas, PHILLIP GRAHAM adminis trator of Jos. 13.' Harr s, represents to the Court in his petition duly filed and entered on record, that he has !u iy administered Jos. B. Harris, es a ‘-| P* is is, therefore, to cite all person* concerned, kindred nd creditors, to show cause, if any tLev can. why said administrator should not he di charged fr m his adtninietra : don and receive letters of disniLsion, di the ! first Monday in June next, Nov. 29. ‘6<i. WR D MOSS, Ordinary, CN EORGIA, BARTOW COUNTY. JC Thomas T. Reeves having in proper form applied so me for Letters of Administra tion, De Bonis Non, on the estate of Joshua S. Reeves, la e of said county, deceased. These arc therefore to cite all and singular, the kindred aud creditors of said deceased, to be and appeir at my office within the time pre scribed by law, and show cause, if ary they have, why said Letters, de bonis non, should not be granted said applicant. Given under my hand and official signature, Dec, 20, 1860. J. A. HOWARD Ordinary. GEORGIA CHEROKEE COUNTyT ' Two Months after Hate np plication will be inutie to the Court of Ordinary of said countv, for leave to fell the real estate of Henry Tedder, late of said county, deceased. Sold for the benefit of the Heirs and Creditors of said deceased. Nov. 27tli, 1860. 0. W. PUTNAM, Adm’r. GEORGIA. CHEROKEE COUNTY, whereas 1 J a. Sharpe Adm’r ol Solomon Boatucr, represents to tiie court in Itis petition duly filed and on record, that lie has fully administered Solomon Boatiler’s estate. This is therefore to cite all persons concerned, kindred and creoitors, to show cause ii any they can, why said Administrator shuntd not be discharged from his ad ministration and receive letters of <Jis mis-i >n on the fiirst Monday m April 1867. Oct. 23rd 1806. W. R. D. MOSS, Onl. GtOHGfA. CHERuKEE COUNTY, whereas J aiues A. Fowler, Ad ministrator ot Joseph Shiplett repre sents to the Court in his petition duly filed and on record, that lie has fully administered Joseph Shipletl’s Estate. This is therefore to cite all persons concerned, kindred and creditors, to show cause if any they can, why said Adm’r. should not be discharged from his administration, and receive Letters of dismission on the first Monday in April 1867. Oct. 23rd 1866. W. R. D. MOSS. Ordinary. whereasT Jacob Stover adminis trator of John Stover, represents to the court in his petition duly filed and entered on record, that he has fully ad ministered John Stover’s estate. This is, therefore, to cite all persons con* inrned, kindred and creditors, to show eause, (if any they can,) why said ad minstrator should not be discharged from his administration and receive let ters of dismission, on the first Monday n Febuary 1867. July 20th 1866. WARREN R. D. MOSS, Ordinary. GEORGIA CHEROKEE COUNT™ WHEREAS Andrew J. Green, Admini tni tor ol Amos Green, represents to t‘ e Court, in his petition duly filed, and entered on reccoid, that, he has fully administered A mos Green’s Estate. These are therefore to cite all persons concerned, kindred and credit ors, to show cause, if any they can, why said administrator should not he dismissed from said administration, on the first Monday in April next. Given under my hand and official signature, October 5, 1860. WARREN R. D. MOBS, Ordinary. William Gilstrap, 't Georgia, Chero vs. > kee County . Hiram Kklley. ) Petition to estab lish Lost Deed Clerk’s Office of the Superior Court. WILLIAM GILSTRAP. having, by his pe ilion filed in this office,set forth that Hiram Kel cv, late nfsnrd State and Countv, but has since removed without the limits of said State, made and executed to tlm said Wil liam Gilstrap, a Deed, bearing date the 14th d:iv of October, 1867. to lots of land numbers 325, 324, 326. 251. 253, and hah of 327, ail in the 3rd district and 2nd section of the State and county aforesaid, and that said orig rial has been lost, and having prayed said copy, which is sworn to, should be established in lieu of the original. It is, tli reforc, ordered, tha said Hiram Kel ev show cause, (ifuny he can) at t e next icr o of the Superior Court of said county, to be held on the first Monday in March next, why said copy should uvt be ts tab ished ir lieu of the original, Witness the Honorable David Irwin, Judge of said Court, this November 16th., !80S. O. W. PUTNAM, C erk. (printer’s fee §Co.) Bartow county court. At ChaMßkr Jan ary, 17G7. IT is Order-d by the County Court e.'s,i - , Count , hat aeieafter tile seseions oi said Court shall be heid as follows, to-wit: the Quarter Sessions on the 4 - . h Monday iri Feb ruary and August, and the Semi-Annual Ses sions on the 4th Monday in May and Novem ber. All persona interested. Jurors, Parlies Witnesses, Ac., wilt due notice and g vein themselves accordingly. TURNER H. TP-i?PE, JCC3C. ; Cherokee SheLff £alcs. i l ,u in Fctortsatx t«t, V / within the legsl hour* of w.lf be mH befon* t.ie Lourth useefom iu Cantor Ct*ro kee countv, ! ", s ' in ,h - BR'. *l.l. «CU< i . i SHI.I county. J ,vir<i or* i< the no,* rty c. W A . f> a Superior Court fi fn j R f» Vor ~ . AfcWert# McCu, * , y ■*<» w R rKon. f£id» | ay cost. Also, Lot of Land No. r-7' 1( j n t( % dutrict and Induction of on as the property o: John R. i({ t .,j t 0 , a Superior Court li f* in fkvorol VVip m ‘ H-rvsK.lnrU K Mg-<lvf. an.! J,,„ n s.,s,u.f rJ!T,r .A"?' BfO.mtho 15th.1,.- trtet ..n i -ml section ot said county, Levied on asth. properly ol Abner li. H ,u«>. to s-t. r t '„V >npC ‘vi ( " :t *“ Tavor of Jeremiah l allahan vs VV ,n. li. HauacanJ Abner House. Sold to pay cost. A!so, Lot of Land No. 127, in the 14th di«- tnct and 2nd section of said county. Lsoisd on as the p ope>ty ol the Canton Mining Cos , wiilniy •8 u perioi C >urt fi ft i n f avo r of 1 horn ns f taruen v* Cat.ton Mining Sld to pay cost. Also,-Lots of Land Nos. 908 and 964. in the 3d district and 2nd section t «aid county - Levrd on as the property "I J, -*«..• ii ui „ u satisty Suporioi Court fi fas in ot < f _ 80, iston A Cos., and others -a Jessec Uu:u Sold to |*ay cost. Also, Lot of Land No. 32, j n t ! , 3? trict and 2nd aection o' sain r..unt\. L, * ~1 on as the property of il ism a. M satisiy v Superior Court fi :>, j H j ;tV o. >• ~• • A, i'. aaiey V g Wm. A. Suinaer. b'oi.i to • ,• Cost. Also, Lot of Land No. 159. in the L'.;h . * trict and 2nd section of and county. Levied on aa the property ol Wm. f| B t .|‘ , * Jt |f two S 'perior Court fi faa; one a coat fi. . tavor ot M. B Harris va Win. M Be’ J r Bell and J. H. Bell; and the other .■ penor Court fi fa in favor of James M *o ( . Ly. Executor of James H impton. dece»«e,: va Wm. M. Bell. Sold to pay cost. I’oslponrd Sale*. Also at the same time and place, fra ti part f Lot ot Land No. 320. n the trict and 2nd aection ot said county t , , , on sa the . roperty of Wm. A. Edw*,' , ... isty a Superior Court fi fain Dvorof 1 S L. Bowie & Cos., vs Wm. A. *. ,< to pay coat. IVY A FINtC Dec. 22, 1866. ( pr 'a lee >2 BO p ur |,', T Also, at the aame t me and place, one lea u er bed. two p,i owa, two quilts, one countet pane, two she"ts, one bureau and glass, as th,. property of John Flarsh to satisfy a fi f K i ßUft | Iron) Cherokee Cou ty Court in tavor ot Rich aid uliber v.- John Fl irsls. n , „ 0 , HILL. D. Sheriff. December 22, 1866. Barlow Sheriff Sales for February. ON the first Tuesday in February next, t e fore the courthouse door in Catteravil.'e, >Mtlnn th>- legal hours of say, will be su'd One nmlivnied third part . f wo hundred nil ti fifty, acres ot /and, more or less, in .| lt 16th district ano 3.1 section of originally Cliei okeo now Bartow county, said Wnd |>ing s . OU L h <)f Etowah River, adjoining the lands of A. I*. Woolley, and Mrs, Mary Woollev, said l.imht oemg a_ part of the lands belonging to dajorA.F. Woo'lcv, deceased Levied on ss : !u ‘ property of Julius A. Peck, by virtue of a ti f t issued liom Bartow Superior Court in tsvor it Alula Johnson va .1 A Peek ani othei fi faa in my hands vs said Peck. [pr’a fee <ju ALSO < 'ne hundred acres of land, more or *' lis > l Hs,t. and 3 rec. originally Cherokee now Bartow county, sai,! landa lying south of lilt* htowah River, uni adjoining the lands of A T Woolley end Mrs. .Marv Woolley, aai i lands being a part ot the iatida formerly be longing to Mijor A F W .diey.de ceased, Le vie*l on as the property ol l*. »er 0. Harri , by virtue of a fi iu issued |;,*ni Partow Superior C°urt in favor of 1)8 P. inlup va a .id Peter H l larris, and other ti fiia in my hands va said H * r ™‘ r (pr’a fee $4 A'bo. forty-five acres ol land of lot No. 123, in the tilli ili-triet and 3 1 section. Levied on as the property of 13. H. Leek, to satisfy a fi fa in tavor ot Alida Johnson vs Marth Carter and B H Leek, Security W. L, AYCOCK, Jail 1,1867, (pr’s lire $2.50] Sheriff Elizabeth Ci.ark, , Georgia, Bartow vs * ' County. In the Wm. J. Clark. ) Superior Court. Moi lgaftc, &.c. Oe ober atijoc r ,ed Term. 180(5. Present the /lon. James .Milner, Judge oj said Court. | 1 APPEARING to the court, by the •“■petition of Elizabeth Clark, that no the 21st day ol August, 1805, the de Rodent made and delivered t< thr I*l <‘ii!lit! his promisor) note _,n. u- ;• . Mortgage deed, boating daw to. and year aforesaid, when ri,: u fendent promised, on m h< < e the i> ; day of January, lbdo. to pay the plaintifl, or bearer, Eigfit th uisind dollars for value received; Ami th n, afterwards, on the day at:d year ah.re said, the defendent. tlte better to s. ,• ((r --the payment of Said note, exeeun and . mi delivered to the plaintiff' his 1) •ed of Mortgage, whereby the sad defmidmii mortgaged to the plaintiff his inter,est in lots of land numbers 215, 233 < , 234. two-thirds of lot number 23f; j 60 acres of lot r. mu her 247 m tie- and district and 3d section of said comnv of Bartow, containing, in all. CePjv i acres, more oi less ; And it further an : per.ring t.• ai said note remains numjid ; h is, therefore. Ordered, that the said defendant do pay into court, on or he* , fore the ft st day of the next tern, therefore, the principal, interest and costs due on said note, or show can . to the contrary, if any fie can ; And • tiiat, on the failure of the defendant so to do. the equity of redemption m and to said mortgaged premises he forever thereaf'tei barred and foreclosed; Ant!, itis further Ordered, that tins |{*je be published in the Cartersville Cx/,ru<t once a month for three :n , * , r <y ous to the next term of tr. s c u."., t i served or. the defendant or is r. f, a l agent or attorney, at least tnree inm.iiis previous to the next lei m ;>(’ court JAMES MILNER, J. C. C. C. A true extract from the minutes of said court. Trios. A. Word, Cl'k. (printers fee $15.) nov.* 3U n,3.n. Notice. learnc.viy requ.ot every body inJfebteJ to me personal y, or to ir,s r; m cl' vV T . u . ikji-'.pa.nck & Cos. to inrhe :m*ne I:utep.r ,n * a t »-> bit nuy bo uuafcj to uatil o.'.ouw erm oe resstAbiJi'icd.