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DAWSON JOURNAL. : M N. "HonHforwloat . LiU op r ultox «. Basin*#* Cards printed in the beet *t Macon prices, at the JoukNal «® c *- 600 Bushels Seed Oats at , v • • • Lb* & Fuurox’e. Mr. W. Woolhright will begin the building of another brick store as soon M the weathor will permit 36,00.0 lbs Floor, at .Lta & Fultoxs* Considerable whooping oough is re ported among tho children in somo portion 4 of our town. floir. L. C. Hoyle, was appointed to represent Terrell in the nominating Convention which was hold at Atlanta Any one holding claims against tho Town Council of Dawson must pre sent the same by the 2d Wednesday ih DBdember next or they will be de barred. T. W Lor less, Clerk. Lumber men seem to be doing a good business if we are to judge from the number of loaded wagons daily seen on the streets. Work in brick andliaortarhas been ajmdet at a stand still for several days in consequence of tho extTeme cold weather. ■ •' The Dawson Fire Company and the Brick Ilotel company went into win ter quarters prior to the cold weather, and it is not thought they will come out again. Terrell Superior Court is still in sos »jon, -at the moderate cost to the coun ty of about $125 per day. What a pity that people will do wrong. We counted twenty-thrco panes of glass broken out on one side of the Methodist Church - the other day. When we shall have finished counting we will give tho aggregate. The Premiums awarded at the late Fair of Terrell Industrial Association were distributed from the office of President Roberts on Suturdny last, and so far as we have hsard gave gen eral satisfaction’ ' ■ > . Last Cull. - All persons indebted to us f either by note or account, will please call and settle as^oUt - books must be col-. Isc ted. This is the last call until an other party will have to collect for us at your expense. Mckkxxey «fc Crouch. The weathor has been extremely cold for the past few days. Excellent time for the animal heat to leave meat that is killed os well as tho prisoners •onfined in the jail. What a pity peo ple will do wrong. Buch are the "at tractions at the now. ■ t ~ . , .. jail that it has been crowded with boarders ever since the roof has been put on, and it was entire ly waatlierboarded. What strange taste some pooplo have. Bev. E II McGehee preached his last sermon for the Conference year on Sabbath last, from the following text. ‘'There is therefore no condemnation to thorn which are in Christ Jesus, who walk not after the flesh but after the spirit.” M. I. Rich, has rentod the large and commodious brick store house belong ing to Mr. W. Woolhright, and will open, about tho 20th of December, one of the largest stocks of Dry Goods ever bn ught to Daw son. He will tell you all about them in the Journal. We learn thore was a difficulty be : tween a Mr Mathews and & Mr. Smith at Boyd’s Store, Calhoun county, about ten days since resulting in the shoot ing of Smith, who died on Monday last. The' particulars wo have not learned except enough to know that whiskey was tho cause of the trouble. 110 ! Fob tiie Faiu Ground.—Ad mirer* of fust stock can got a chance to indulge their sight on Saturday the 9th of December. Mesrs Jimmie Criin, W. Simpson, M. L. Harp J■ B. Bob •rts think they have the lastost pacing horse* and a $lO premium will be given to the cm making the best time. Admission 25 cts. 80 determined is Judge Harrell at bringing offenders to justice that offi cer* of the law are executing warrants continually. "We have heard of some free american citizens leaving home rather than have their conduct inves 4gated. Sweet land of liberty, &c. Yak e Notice. On the 10th day of Doc- next all of our unpaid Drafts, notes and accounts will be turned over to F. M. Harper, for collection. Those preferring to •ottle with us must come iu before that time, with the money, or place a suffi ciency of cotton iu our hands to cover thejr debts. Lee & Fulton. What ha* becomo of our (Juana dealers? During the month of Decern her last year sovoral of our merchants ww# dealing heavily in guano, and the fanners could look in the Journalaud tind out whero to. go aad what kind to gut. Christmas is coming and Santa Claus has already arrived with head quarters at J. L. Solomon’s and seems to bo richer this year than usual. See advertisement in another column, toad it carefully, and then call on Mr. Sol omon, and soe if lie hasn’t got a sulta. ble toy, and enough of them for ovory body. The l&dies are invited to ex amine his stock of china waro. Mr. Elam Johnston writes us from ! Brown Station that Mr. J. G Ellison’s Gin House was consumed by fire on Saturday evening last, together with übout 9 bales of cotton, and a large lot of cotton seed. The building was excellent, and the running gear of su perior quality. It caught from 'a match or gravel while ginning. To tal loss about SISOO. No insurance. . Sco advertisement of Chickasaw hatchio Male and Female Academy, W. K. Pillsbury, Principal. We are glad to know that the good people of that vicinity liavo appreciated tho ser vices of the Principal in trying to build up a first class school and that tho now year promises increased pat tronago. Friend P. is worthy, and we are confident will give value re ceived to thoso who patronize him. Runaway Rufus Bullocx.— Wo have been amused by the remarks aud comments ’as they have been uttered on our streets, a synopsis of which portrays the great rogue, multum in purvo. '•True* /’At riot tic for be it understood lie left old Georgia, for old Georgia’* good.’* "Ill* portly form, one honent man did hope, Would one day make a taenel for a rope.” “When Barn* will twenty thousand doUrs co«t Juat think what Georgia mu*t have lost.” “Ihe roge had friends who taught him how to ited But nature taught him how to make it real/ Fearing Justice he left, hi* honored bower, And, Oh, murder 1 clothed Conully with imperial power.” Shooting Affiut. —On Thursday evening last the quiot of our town was disturbed by the rapid firing of pistols near the hotel. On repairing to the spot, having fully made up our mi.nd to view the bloody corpse of some hu man form, what was our surprise to hear the cheering exclamation, “no body hurt!” Upon inquiry it was as- j co'rtaiqed that two' strangers within 1 our gates had Seen proper to' disagree, j hence the shooting. They were, as we learn, both Ex-Confederate sol diers, and, as in war times, one j stood up to the rack, whilo tho other sought breastworks. One of tho gou-, tlemon upon investigation was found to So guilty of no offense against, the law, save tho carrying of concealed weapons. Judge Harrell entered game just here, said it roquired a SSO note to make houors easy, whereupon they ware, immediately made easy. Tho other gentleman “fought and ran Away,” and “will live to fight anothor day,” provided Mr. Ilirrell does’nt dis gust him with the business. What a pity people will do wrong. State Koad DcfauMc * Require «•<! t» Walk H|> the the Cupt uiii'4 Office and Settle. Resolved, That the late Treasurer of tho Western aud Atlantic Railroad, and other officers and agents of suid road, pay immediately over to tho Treasurer of the State of Georgia the balances remaining in their hands be longing to tho said State of Georgia, being the earnings of tho Western and Atlantic Railroad whilst in possession oi said State. I Resolved further, That said late Treasurer, and other officers and agents of said W estern and Atlantic Railroad, shall not pay to any of the late officers or to any of the persons now claiming to bo officers of said road, or to any persons appointed by Rufus B. Bullock, late Governor, as Commissioners to look into the af fairs of said road, or to any other per son whomsoever, any part or portion of the said balanco remaining in their bands. _ Resolved further, That the Treas urer of this State, call upon late Treas urer and other officers and agents of the Western and Atlantic Railroad immediately, and demand of them the balancos of money so duo to tho State as above set forth. _ l Provided, that nothing in the fore going resolutions bo construed as ex pressing the sense of this House that tho balances admitted by the said of ficers and agents, are the real balances due. James JU. Smilh, j Speaker House Bepresentatives, J. D. Waddell, Clerk House Bepresentatives, L. N. Trammell, President Senate, T. W. J, Hill, Sec’y of the Senate. | Approved Nov. 17 th, 1871 Benjamin Conlet, Governor. Executive Dffaktment, > Atlanta, Ga., Nov. 28th, 1971. j j 1, B. H- Atkinson, Secretary of the j Executive Department, do hereby cor- | tify, that the ibrogoing and within, is : a true and correct copy of a resolution passed bv the General Assembly at its prosent session, and approved by the Governor. B. H. Atkinson, Sec’y Executive Department. State Treasurer's Oitice, > Atlanta, Ga., Nov. 29, 1«71. i To the lote Officers and Agents «» ar rears with ihi Western and Atlantic Railroad : Sips. In compliance with the fore going resolutions placed by bpth Houses and approved by the Govern or, it becomes my duty to demand of you the payment to tho Troasuror of the State of Georgia tho balance re maining in your hands belonging to the State of Georgia, being the earn ings of the Western and Atlantic I Railroad whilst in possession of the State. And I pow demand of each aud all of you, the said officers aud agents so in arrears, the immediate payment into the Btute Treasury the full balance of money so due the State. N. L. Anoieu, State Treas’x. The number of deaths in Charles ton from yellow favei the present sea-' son foots up to two hundred and twelvo. 'Jl IHAIt Kll.l>. On the night of the 29;h ol November, by T M. Cherrv, Esq, Mr. Abraham 0. Me- Celle,a. of Jfotgan, Calli putt county, to Mien Hattie Calhoun, of Dougherty county, Ga. On the night of the 2'd of November, by Rev. E. U. McGehee, at. the resilience of the biide’e fe'her, Mr. A. J. Baldvin, Jt., and Mi.-s A. K. Crouch, ell of Dawson. On the mortitiiK of the 6 \ bv G Parks, st the residence ol S. F. Laaseter, Erq., Cept. William .Allen, of KMaville, Schley ccunty, end Hi. Id. E. Breniley, of Dawson. ~ MARKETS. Dawson, Dec. 5, —Cotton receipts light. Compared with last year about half the number of bales Lave beep re ceived. Good demands lor best grades at 17 c. Macon, Dec. s.—Cotton closed firm at 171 for Liverpool middlings. New York, Dec. s.—Cotton firm. Uplands 191 Liverpool, Dec. s.—Cotton strong. Upland 9Jd. ■■■ ■ Tlie Great Ficioriul Annual. Ho-netter's Uuited States adlmanac for 1873, for distribution g mis, throughout ibe United Slates, and all civilised couutriis of the Western Hemisphere, will be published shout t(>e first of January, in the English German. French, Norwegian, Welsh, Swe dish, Holland, Bohemian and Spanish lan gauges, and alt who wish to understand the true philosophy of health should rend and ponder the yaluable suggestions 'it contains. In addition to an admirable medical treatise on the causes, prever.tiou aud cure of * great variety ol diseases, it embraces a large a mouutof iuformatiou intetesiing lo the mer chant, the mechanic, the minor, the farmer, the planter, aud professional man; and the calculati ns have been made for such meridi ans and Istiiudes as are most suitable fora correct and comprehensive National Calcu-t dar. The nature, uses, and extraordinary -sani tary t (Tecta of Hosteller’s Stqrnaeh Hitters, the staple tonic and al'erative of more than hall the Christian world, are fully set forth in its p ge», which are also interspersed with pictorial illustrations, valuable recipes for the household and farm, humorous anecdotes aud other instructive And amusing reading ma’tter, oi iginaf aud Selected. Among the Annuals to appear wi'.h the.opening of the year, this will he one of the most useful, and may be had fdr the askihg. The Jfcrietora, Messrs Hostetler A Smith, Fa , on receipt of a two cent stamp, forward a copy by mail to any person* lreo cannot procure one in his neighborhood. The Bn lets are sold in every city, town and village, aud are extensively used throughout the en tire civilixed world. News from Fc*‘ pe.—Dr. 5. H Bradfie'd, the manufacturer ol Bradfield’s Female A'eg ulator, in .Atlanta, is just in receipt of a let ter from Germany, ol which the following it a correct translation—the ■ riginal of which is in Dr. Bradfield's possession, aud can be seen by any one who desires it. Verily, the medicine is acquiring a reputation aa wide aa that of civilization. The following is the translation : Northern Province ov Hanover, ) German A’npire, .August 7, 1871. J Dr. lißAtujEtD Dear Sit-.- Ftom one of my friends I have teamed your address, and from him have received'a'few bottles of your celebrated Female Regulator, and its excel lent properties for cuting certain disesSee of the fair sex have been communicated to me- I have had au ipportunity of trying your medicine in my own family with the mo9t sat isfactory success, and I has'eo to express to you tny warmest thanks for the happy effect produced by your medicine.— Not only in tnv own family, but also in other families tilts side the Atlantic, have the same happy results been effectid, until now the lasi, bottle has been used up, and I can no longer supply those who have made demands for the medicine. 1 wish very much trt pro cure anew supply, and theiefore address ron to respectfully ask of you whether you have an agency for your tnediciue or this conti nent, nd if not, to send me a few dogao hot ties per North German Lloyd steamer. For the amount you may dtsw on me through J/esgra, G. Merke A Cos , Bankers in Bremen, or if you prefer it, I will send you the amount of the hill in advance. Awaiting your reply, 1 am voura respect fully, G. V. Franeinbcru. sept 14 vldministrator’B Sale. AGREEABLE to an Older of the Court ol Ordinary of Terrill county, will be sold on the First Tuesday in January next, be fore the Court Hou-e door in Dawson, during the usual hour* of sale, the following landa belonging to the estate of N.imuel Denton deceased. Sold for the benefit of the heirs of said estate: . Lots, Nos, 15.1, 182. 169, 170, (one hun dred and fifty-one, one hundred and fifty two, one hundred and sixty-nine, and one hundred and Seventy,) containing 810 acres, will be sold in one body, with the improve ments thereon, inc'uding a good dwelling and out houses, with one hundred acres ot cleared land, in good state of cultivation, near the S"Uth Western Railroad, and one mile from Brown’s Station. Also, Lots Nos. 119, 12'), 153, 154 and 136 (one hundred and nineteen, one hundred and twenty, one hundred and fifiv-three, one hundred and fifty four, and one hundred and thirtv-six,) through which the South Wes tern Railroad passes, well timbered, no im provement. Also, Zots No*. 135, 156, 138, 139, (one hundred and thirty five, oue hun dred and fifty-five, oue hundred aud thirty eight and one hundred and thirty nine,) aud the undivided two-thirds interest iu Lot No. 140, (one hundred aud fortv.) All the last named lots timbered, and near, but Dot touching said Railroad. Also, 190, (one bun and cd and nine'y serss of lot 16S, oue hun dred and MXty-e.ghr, all in 12ih district of originally Lee, now Terrell countv. Also, a fractional part of Lot No. 137, (one hundred and thirty-erven,) iu the ,South west corner, containing 16 acres, more or levs, fronting and lying West of the A biny Road, 300 yards from the depot at Brown’s Na tion. Also fractional part of same lot, in South-east corner frosting and lying A'ist of Albany Road, and Siuth of the road from th; &auon to Wright’a Bridge itbeixgtbat| portion between Etam Johnson’s cl lating and ' tbs South aud A’ist lines of said lot, and con- | taming 40 (forty) acres, mote or leas. au„ a .rUoeular fractional part of same | lot* in the North east corner, tying on and | South of 'he Railroad, it beiug all that por | lion of said ICi )??V we eß to ®M Wtijht’- l bridge road and the Sou'h-weaqyti Railroad, 400 yards from the depot, containing J 2 acre-,'more or b-se. Also, one 8, (three) acre lot, at, Or near the depot, with store boa-, 20 bv 40 feet, w|'b twq rooms, now occupied by Thoirgs Smith. Terms of safe one half ct -h, balance, note, p.yable Ist November,' 1872, with Bond for title. v D. F. LAW HORN, AJuj’r. uov 25 ibd. W TWO r l JJHORSEiJ Wagons, and 1 One Horse Wagon for sale. Apply to A. J. BALDW IN, nov.ltj.il. or, C. C. TRUSS jJOOK jjjTORE AND NEWS DEPOT. Isnnounee to the citizens of D iwson and surrounding C'uuirv, that a 11 ink .'flute and .Yews Depot is now open on South side of the Public Square,.where I intend to keep constantly on hand (lie latest productions ot the best auihotl, together with J/igaxine*, and the most noted NewspapCta of the dtv Stationery of best quality, and all needful at tides lor the counting room, Seminaries and Schools. Persons wishing any articles la thai hue are requested to come at once to the Duok Store. Politeness and fair dealing is the motto of ihia house, at loweal possible prices for the cash. Come ana see -■», and you will icavs satiafiid. C L. MIZE. • • PICTURE FRAMES. I have also on hand a large lot of Plc'urea and Picture Frames, with prices ranging from 16 cents to 26 dollars. Colored Paintings and Oil Puimings alwnvs on hand. Parlies desiring Pictures or Framea will save lime and money by ordering through the under signed. Nothing more appropriate for a Chrastmas or holiday present thau a nice pic ture. bo corns to tlie Rook Store «rd go: them. C.L. HZF. nov. 16-3 tr. . tdmlnlalrtilor'a Sale. lIT‘I.L be sold, on the first Tnesdav iu T T January next, beiore the Court. House door in the town ot Dawson, Terrell county, the following desc ibed land to-wit: Lot ot land No. 195, in the 12 h District of origi nally Lee, now Terrell county, and known aa the place recently owned bv Joseph Hood. Said place is 14 m'lea from Diwsou, is w -ll improved, and has about 81) acres of freah cleared land, uuder good fence. Terms cash. ' nov. 23-40d. B B. H r, OD Adm’r. im • NEW GOODS AND A CASH BUSINESS ! WE would inform tlie citix-na of Terrell and adjoining cotfulics, that we nave epened a general COMMISB I O IV - AND GROCERY BUSINESS, next door 10 Fsrnum, Sharps A Cos., we expeer to keep on baud, at all timer, a good stock of GROCERIES, IROVISIONS, & GENERAL MERCHANDISE, Our prioes shall be as low as the lowest. McKENNEY BROTHERS. P, £. —The above business will be conduct ed by our Father, Capt. F. M. Mt Kenner, assisted bv Jf ssrs N. C. Greer end J. II Crouch, where they will be pleased to see their old Mends and customers, nov. 33-ts, For Sole. A Choice Little Plantation, lain now offering for .ale that choice plantation on which Thoa J. McVer, &Vq., h.s lived the past 3 rears, 10 miles South Os Dawson, near Chickasaw hatch ir, containing 60‘2 j acres, about one half cleared, and Splendid, Productive Land. Good houses, &c. New Gin, Gin House, Screw, two Wagons, and full supply ol farming tools. air instruction* are to *«>ll. .1 U. CKI *l, nov. 23—ts. -dgeuf lor the owner. FALL I t.ke plesstire in informing my cis*omois and friends that my Fall Smelt of Millinery goods is no* complete, and l will be pleased to exhib't them to any who may caii ou me. FASIUOX PLATES and the la'est designs of Ladies and M>**ea Hats and Bonnets, can be seen at my Store, and orders for the same will ba promptly blhd in as good style and on as reasonable terms as can be had in this market. Also, a full line ol 1 ancy Coeds, etc* always on band. Call on me at m* atom, an Main Street, first door abore Journal OSioe. MIIS. S. J, POWELL. NOTICE. CIIIOKUII, Terrell Comity : T Kliiibeih T homp-nn appl'es for exemp tion of personalty, and 1 wilt pass upon the Janie at iriy office on the Bth day of Decem ber, 1871. at |() o’clock, a.m. ; nov. T M, JQNF3, Ord. MIVTOJI ft WIGiLIAuIIAVI, iufces#*r» to LA WTO A ft L.LWTO.H, ’rb U RTII3TK KEu, • • lUacoii, Ustoigia, W ii K HOTJB IS Cotton and Commission Merchants. Advance. made on rotten Xu ttctt.wbt* dsstrrt. Guano PetXeis % T 6 (ash Bujers, ( ’ • nre ® receivinir, snJ will burs ia Store, bv the 16th al October W one of the Largest and Best SELECTED STOCKS OP - Dry Goods, Clothing, Boots, Shoes, Hats, Ac., v ver bes ire offered by us to the triple of South Went Georgia, recently pur chased by our Mr Loyless in New York, which we intend to eel! at the LOWEST POME FIGURES, FOR TIB CASH OEY. or its equivalent. So, if yon have Cash, Putton or Produce, it to us, sad we guarantee to Hall you goods nt us LO W FIGURES as can be purchased :n South West Georgia Thoso who we have ac'tnnniods'.ed the present year will please cotne sot Ward and settle their accounts We have accinnio {swßs duedyou, now uccotmnodatu us. Wo can be found nt Jirfip Reddick’s fbi e uild, next to W. F. Orr, where we will be pleased to exhibit our iaiineime st' ck lo our customxrs and li jyuils. LOYLESS & GRIFFIN. Dawsis, Gil, Oct 12, 3m. REMOVAL OF hd. IMMENSE STOCK OF FALL & IIMTIS GOES. TO pSttUtli Mde Public Square at Aland formerly eernplcd by aruiiiu, bliur|>« ft Cos.. Iu froul of Or. Cliuulhniu's Drug ft ton-. "VTOW that the Fall season is npon us, I take this method of itifwrtslng my friend, and the ll public that I h*v» purcbaied very heavily ol DRY GOOD?, DRESS GOODS, FANCY GOODS, NOTIONS, CLOTHING, BOOTS, SHOES, HATS, BLANKETS, HARNESS, BRIDLES AND SADDLES, together with everything usually kept in n variety .Store, and there is scarcely anything to wear or that m needed iu the bou*e or on tfe jdauiaiiou that cannut he buuglit at price* lo euil my customer*. Messrs Jimmie Party and W. S. licit are with me »nd will be pleaied to wailou their many friends. Give me a cull. sepi 28 Srn. ED. KITTY HR FALL STOCK OF i Groceries % Provisions ;; \ / ;; : / \ ' ‘ ; ‘ 2,000 Bulls Bagging *ll grades. 10,000 Bundles lion from 5J to 6J cent*. uOO Hhd«. C. B. Bacon bides, 50 Tierces 8. C. Hams uOO Barrels Sugar, 200 Sacks New Drop Cclfee. 0,000 Sacks uud 800 Barrels Flour al bOO Puckages New Crop Mackerel. 500 Boxes soaps, 800 Boxes Caudle*. 100 Boxes Fresh Cr >ckers, 50 BoXos Pearl SUrch. 200 Barrels Pork from $7 to sl7 jier Barrel. 200 Kegs Nails, 200 Bukos Pikes. 25 Cases Crake* Ex.lera. 150 Cases I’icklos, 25 Case* Sardines. 256 Cases Fresh Coys Oysters, 100 Boxes Soda. 7?,999 Qhvive Cigars very cheap. 800 Cages pomprising all grades. The aboxe together with all the leading articles iu the grocery line, for sale at lowest wholesale figures. Our stock its being daily uepleishad, and *s we buy our goods at the ‘‘Fountain Head - ’ we promise good argains tp Cash Customers SEYMOUR, TINSLEY. & CO. Oerasi Cherry aud Tlrird Streets Meccn, Ga c,ei 4-ft. Elite Yisi. GKORfiiti, CMiifnuVi. cjitilif. In Ibe Superior Court. Pjrr*' cut, Honorable Pelrr J. Sirs* zlef, Judge o* wld Court. James W. Wilkerson, Executor of W. W. Wilkerson ; n. J. K. Daniel Mortgage, etc Beptomber Term, 1871. ... „-7 ■ It appearing to the Court by tb* petltioe of James W. Wilkerson, eigcalor of W. W. Wilksrson, (sccoinpatiied by tb# not* sad mortgage deed,) 'hat day of & ghto*»i Hundred aod,3#»eutv, th# defend ant made aud delivered io the plaintiff bi* promissory note, beirfng date tlie day and vear aloreiaid, whetebv the defendant prom* iscd on or before the 25th day of December nett following tlie da'e of said note, to pay the plaintiff or bearer seven hundred dollM# fm Value received. -Ind that *fterrward«, on the day acid year aforesaid, the defendant,' the better to serure the payment of l dd note, executed and dgliverfd to the pi*intj# i bis deed of mortygf. whereby the said defend ant tuortgag ml mnll Tided half iuterest lit •he following lots of land, to-wit: Loti No, *«#, 368, 372, 878, 37* sml 87 J, in the 7th district of the &t»t* and County sforssaid. Adt) It further appearing that said note re mains unpaid. It is therefore ordered that tbs said defendant do pay into Court on or be fore the (Tret dav ot the nest te*m thereof the principal, lute.eat and uosts due on eoift note, or show cause to the contrary, if auj bt ! alud that on the failure of the defendant eo to do, the equlle rtf redemption in and »e>_ said mortgaged premia ■« b* lorsver thereafa ter baried and foreclosed. And itis further ordered, that lb In Rule be published in the Dkbson Journal onen n month fer three mouth* previous to the nest term of this Court, or nerved on the defend ant or hi* special agent or attorney at least three months previous to the next term ot t is Com! A true extract fr>m ihe trib ute# of tbit Court. W. G. PIERCE, C.erk, CORGI k, CALHOUN COUNTT. Jo the Honorable Superior Cmert of laid County : The p-tnion of Wilkerson, Rgeee tor of W. W Wilketaon, *6nweth th* on th* day of May, ln*u, J. K. Daniel, of said county, made and esecuted to lb* i’*« tator of peli.ioper *t,d one Elliot hi* artsin deed of uiowgtge of that date, cnnvevlng to your pe | k' on * r ’* IntHStslc and AMlott hit un divided half Intersst iu tlie following lota nf la-id, to-wl': lots No. 368, 369, 372, 873, 874 aud 876 Iu the 7lb dietrif*, N'ate and county aforesaid, for the securiug the pav ment of a certain premie-wry note, dated on the —d >y of May, ls7>\ and Jue nn the 28 b day of December orit al'er, whereby and J. R. Daniel promised to nav to yeur pen lo*. er'a intestate, W. W. Wilkerson, or bear-f v u Hucdted 2/ollirs, which note ad mo.tga, ewe have shown to the Court. Yet your petitioner avers that said J. R Thtniel, although so indubted and to pav said aum f t nionev after r- q ested, ha- not paid *»M uo'.o nor auy j art thereof bu wholly refuse to pay the same. W .errfot-p Tony petl lo er pf J# h“ w*» and. r of thin Court r qn ring the reid J. K. Daulel to pay into the C. url by th* first day of th* te m tlereof the pr.nc’p i, io'ereat and c t t* dm on aatd uote, and that ie de fault thereof, the -aid mor'gtga he foreclosed and equity o redempti on therein barred * term* f fbe dt'latu e, March term, IH7I. wool EX ft HOYL. PUintilTt A.to.ueya. Culbonn Superliar Court. Maacu Tree, 1»}I. It being represented to Ih* C urt by the petition of James Wilkerson, A’lecuorcf William H". Wilkereon, that by deed at mortg.ge dated the day tfM V, 1870. i. K D iniel conveyed to the sstd W. W. Wil* kersou, the testator of pe'kiouer, and one (Tiliott liix undivided half interest In tb* fol. lowing lots of land, to-w t : T.ota No. 3*B, 36* 372 878, 874, 375 In the 7th d.atrict of Xiate at and CO m'y afore-* and, for tha purp. * • of a*puriug use payme't if a prouiiasory note ma fa by tue laid J. K. Daniel to the said Willi .lip w. Wilkerson. tlus on the 28h and J oi Decemb*'-, 1870, f r he *ttm oi Seven Hundred Dollar#, witUb uot« la nuw due and unpaid, I' -a ordered that the *aid J. K Daulel d* pay into hi* Conrt bv the first dsy of tho nrxttetm, the principal, interest and coats due on said note, or show caust if any be has to th* contrary, or that in default there of, foreclosure be granted tc the Slid James Wilkeraon, or of W. \V. of said mortgage and the tq'iity of redemp* lion of the aald J. K. Daniel therein be for ever hatred, and th t aeivice of this rule bo perfected on said J. K Diniel according to j.w, March tetm, lb»l. Juiuos Wilkerson, Executor of Win. W. Wilkerson ; ta. J K. Daniel. — Foreclosure of Mortgage. It appearing to the < unit that tha usual , Rule Ni Si in the case above s'atcd was taken ) at the last term of thia Cour', and that tba , Sheriff of this county has made a return thereon, li. is ordered thai the Rule be enlarged and service be perfected In a Id cas# by tha pub lication of aaid Aul* once a mouth for four months before th# neat of thia Court, th# sama to be pnhliehed ia the newspaper in which the publishing of ,**jd ci-nuty ia done. W. G PIERCE, Clerk. C. B WOOTEN. A torus*. October 2nd, 1871. onittn 'pTanTation For Sale 1 I am offering for sale my P’anta'ion, near Ghickisaw hmchie. enutaining Four Han dred acres. 200 cleared. H’lli aril on verv reasonable leriua to a purchaser a ho will pay a small amount of the pm chase in iney. In quire of V. if. Harper. Z/awaon, or myaclf at Wooten’s Station P. O. nov. 16 41. W. L BRANTLEY'. CaiiiuUit Jlt»rtj;if((V stile., VtVH,lib# sold before the Court Hour* r V door ou she Ist Tuesday in’ January ti«i*, between the legal hour* of sale, »t M’or. gun, tbe following described mortg aged prop, ertr, to-wi : Lou of land Nor. 1 iV, ISO, 172, 173, 188, coaming 23*.> seres e»ch, mure or Ira, *il l»- iag in the 3d district of mid count*, to satis, fy one mortgage ft Is, it. fayor ofJniij Pice. .11 ministrstrii of Z)«vid Pace, dec’d, for th* urc of C. B. Woolen, K q , vs. Robert Mor row, all of Raid property included iu Reid Bior'gnre fi fa. Tenants notified. M. W. A VERd Bhcrl ?. Oof.lß l•* l. t ovj *ud. 13. J. LUNQUEST WATCH JJ| MAKER 5 A.Ts r D JKWELER. HAVING loca'ed inDtwson, at J. K Low lea.’ S ore, rea[»eot, fully solicits patron - age . All aoik warranted to gi»e perfect satisfaction. Charges moderate. Nov. 80. it. Cb HOiUil 8 EnlliAlin iullai) i 1 WLert a.i, Ju'rit. Uebec. it*. 1} lu* applied to to* tor let'er of aduuiKßtrailotl on tu* i’iiata of Alfreu Hairy late ol said LToqjfijC’ deceared. Tbeaa atw to cits ait p«*V*S ct‘*-, cs rood to show cause before r * hj4ik> ti.< time prescribed by law. tt*r^*} idmiuiaraaon should ** gramAn ( Given under a; Kfct: tod ?