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1- -■-* NOTICES. gdffQHERTy cotryry. < ih« wildernete to-day— is Promiaed Land 14-morrow. r birds of aoog or* oitowl sow— “ ro or* oo flower. blooming— ■ boros io tlio froitn btngb, And freedom's spring It Oomiag; And freedom’. lids comos op nlway. Though we may sltod Is sorrow, And cur good bark—wgraoud to-day— 6hsll lost sgsio lo-morroir I Through oil tho loog, drtsr sight of poors Tho people'acry ooeondod, And oorlh Is wot with blood tod loirs E’sr our mock suforiogo ondrj. Tho few stroll sot fororor away ; To the T»i P»ytr» i rrlHK books'for receiving returns of Uses for tho I rear 1M7, will be open at (he slow of MER* (JSR ft SMITH, in Albany, on (he FIRST DAY of April next T I’lnott bating freedmea employed , are required to return the names of all males be* - tween the age? of 21 and GO yaara of age. Freed* I men that art not In th4 employment of a white per* ' non are required to come forward and make returns ! of their polls snd property. Owners of land are re quired to retarnfhera by designating number, dis trict and section, aoconling to the original surrey. " ‘ “RAFFENRIED, T. R. D. C. 8. F. DiORAF March 21—520 The many toil In i The bars or hall are strong to-day, ’ BotQhriat •hall rife to-morrow' TboogS hsorts brood o'or tbt post, our spot With saUiag futures glisten; tot sow the dtp bo rats on the skies— Lean out your souls and listen. ^Tha world rolls Frttdsm’s radiant way, ripens with our sorrow: Kmhiart! who hears the cross to-day ShsU wear the crown to morrow. OluTaath,fame earnest, still aspire With energies immortal; To many a bares of deplro Oar yearnings ope a portal: And though age wearies by the way, ■ And hearts break in the furrow, Wa'Q sow the golden grain to-day The harvest comes to-morrow! Mid up heroic lives, and all Be like the shealben sabre— Ready to flash out at God's call, " Oh, Chivalry of Labor! TOoaph and toil are twins—and »ye Jay suna the elouds of sorrow! And *tls the martyrdom of to-day Brings victory to-morrow! Aijtnraatat of Coagrm. i 0 EURO I A—Dougherty County. TO AtL WHOM IT MAT COSUERM : ^ULLIVA.V E. KEMRALLhavingin proper form I applied to me for permanent letters of adminis- iration 'in the estate of .Samuel F. Kemball, late of | said county, deceased. This is to cite all, and sin- ! gulnr the creditors and nest of kin of said Samuel | E. KcinbuU, to be and appear at my office within the timo prescribed by law, and show cauao. if any jtlicy can, why permanent administration should not I be granrad to .Sullivan K. Kemball on Samuel E. • Keinball's estate. ) Wltnc**, my hand and official signature, this I Ml)roll 2*2. 18U7. IV. II. WILDER, * March 2*1,1807 Ordinary. Dougherty Sheriff’s Sale. W ILL be sold before the Court House door at Albany, Oh . on the first Tuesday in May i next, between tIn: legal hours of Hale, the following j property, t .-w.t.i-t ity lots numders 100, *20, on Wn-hiiijMon street '7, ‘••0. :>»), ffH, nnd 42, on |8tnie -trect—07 on Fourth street, and the dwelling I house of It F. While, all in the city of Albany, tin. Levied by virtue of a Superior t'ourl tifa returns- . biu to Jmu'. Term, 1HG7, of Dougherty county, Ua., Jn-ltba R. 1'rlce v* U. F. White. ; • JAME.S W. KE.M1', Sheriff. March •SO, 18G7. A DMIMSTUA TOir.S SALE order from the Worth superior Court, Oriober Admlnlnfralor'e Sul*. J <A ITIf.J. h. soli! hoforo tho Court HoOse door in Adlwrwd Term, 18#6. ’ II. A. TARVER, Executor. I Bn , # jj "•l BotoK MATHEW L. BRIAN. | olowMortg.*.,' r r appearing to tho CewA bp th, petition of Hen- ry A. Tarver. Bxacnlor of H. H. Tarver, shows that Mathew L. Bryan by deed of mortgage, dated on tho 4lh day of May, 1803, conveying to Noah A. Moses lots of land numbers (89) slaty-nine, (70) seventy. (116) one hundred and fifteen, (110) one hundred aid sixteen, (128) one hundred and tweu WILL be sold hefo*' ^ - IvwUvlUo, lmlu county, Ga./ ou the first Tuesday in May text, lot of ttod number 48 in the 6th di»- Wet of saW county; cold oo the property of R. M. Griffin, deeeased, for the benefit of the heirs and creditors of said deceased. Terms CA8H. GEORGB YOONQp , Adifi'r of B. M. Griffin, doo’d. feb28 -three, In tka (16th) I county. State of Georgia, fur tho sect)ring tho pay ment of two promlsory notes, both dated pg.tho 3rd day of Deoember, 1882, tho first due onthefiratday of January, after date, of the sum of FoorThoussnd dollars; and the second doe on the first dsy of Janaary 1884, for the sum of Eight Thousand Six Hundred and Fifty-Six Dollars and Twenty-Five (.'ants, with interest from the first dsy of January, 1868. which said notes are now due aud unpaid: and which said notes and mortgage have been for value received transferred by said Noah A. Mores to said Henry A. Tarver, Executor as aforesaid. It is, therefore, on molbn of John.V. Davis, Plain tiff *s Attorney, ordered that the said Mathew L. 'j n .)n mkIiiIa itili f*Attt»ft Vinfnp. ft),A Ural .t.iv ! * GeoaoiA, Irwin County. Whereas, Wright Tomberlin applies to ma for let ters of Dismission from Guardianship of B. O. Tom berlin, late or said county, deceased. These are therefore to cite and admonish all and singular the kindred and credit ors of said deceased, to bo and appear at my office within the time prescribed by law, and show cause, if any they can, why said let ters of dismission should not be granted. Oiven under my hand and official signature, this 27tl« February, 1807. L. M. COLBERTII, fcb28,18 0m Ordinary Irwin county. Georgia, Irwin Connty. Whereas, Micajuh Tucker applies to me for letters of dismission from administration of the estate of John H. Tucker, late of said county, deceased nf ill* I Arm Af ih* ■ h i: asteS ] Vim.»...»ki». of the term of the next term hereof, the principal, interest snd cost on said notes, and in default, that said mortgage on laid lots of land be foreclosed, and tho equity of redemption thereiu be ever barred, and that service of this notice be perfected on said Mathew L. Bryan according to layr. November 7tb, I860. J. A. DAVIS, riff's All y. A true extract from the minutes of Worth Supe rior Court, October Adjourned Term, 18(Ml. WILLIAM L. HUNT, (’lent. Msrch'l 4, 18C7-24-n>4m GEORGIA—Worth foamy. WHEREAS, James M. Rouse, Administrator on the estate of 8. W. Rouse, applies to me for letters of dismission. These are therefore, to notify the kindred nnd creditors of said deceased, to be and appear at my office within the time prescribed by Inw to show cause, if any they have, why said let ters of dismission, should not be granted, Given under my hand and official signature.— Dec. 4th. ’OO J. W. ROUSE, Ordinary. dec.22-’tJU- — -tiff:—‘ 17NBF.lt and by virtue of an Court of Ordinary of Dougherty county, tin . rill he r.Id before the Court House door of said the tiral Tuesday iu May next, within the lcg.il hours of -ill.*— Lots numb* is til and tW, [From thi N. Y. Times, 26th ln«t.) ton Flint Mreei. and nmobei-1.2 mid <‘.4, on North Tb« Question coultl not. lio stated morn j I’ft-i '> ««•'/. *»«• , , r -»* ti»:i , tinning nnr-qunrtcr ol mi acre ench, more or lo**. correctly than In tho remark of Mr. W lUon. To 1u .„ ‘ „ M . |ir(iv0r , v „ r ,.„»to or Samuel of Iowa. What the country ti’. I it l tvs S. CrnwfoH, lute of -’md 'county, deceased, nnd lor not the removal of the Prewtlenl hut 5 —■tl)«‘ 1 the benefit > f the eveditors v»V said V'Mftte. I’osses- etflflitioo. at lcaattor ft’ time, of iirouee(liiii;KiHioii Ol the premi-e. given the first of January next, whioh unsettle everythin'?, linncrll cutj- ,T |:inls ' 1 'tiohnlr in.li.ilic' Imlrmcedue ili,Sr,l *1, ... . e c" i j n f .Iniui.iry nex . Note with good security required, thing, without tho alighteat prospect ol * K , f. iwmciiiA:. TompHihing a witiafaetory rt^nR. If the ! 4dm r cf 8. s. Crawford, dee d. Bpnblioan Portv lloyof impoaonment, the ense would he; policy o dlfferem it Expedicnoy a« well sis duty would .rile NOTICE TO DEBTORS AND CREDITORS. then dictate tho earlfest possible disposal ofl A i"* , "»'*’ hn'h'K demands against G. W. M. « il.no that would Im-vUnWy 'dhisrh all IA intereats. But nx Air. Buiiuort luniks, Mr. i V( j tn i ml ,{ come forward and make ini- Bntler arrogates nu nuthoniy t<* wliuh In*! m rdint«> payment of the same, haano title when lit* asHnciates Itis tlomand j _ THOMAS J. v«»l NH, Adm’r. for Impeachracnt will)tlu* will td’ilu- pmipU:. l " ,, Tbftpwk of it asan Oiho of Dip |«>l»ilar■)-«'|j 0 |Ui|A-ifonf[Ucrly lounly. voio*, 1. llioor felly ami prcftmi.pt ip)l. Mr.! HIM;| , KAS , l: . W H,I,. a orator „f .ho Stevena’ confiscation adit* in oh hartlly m"»cL, lu .i oitn u. iimduick.imc.i said county; universally derided than Ml*. Butlor nhohellie ; decea-f 1. applies t.. me -|.*r leave to sell the House for investing himself with importance* by j und L..I ill the city Albany, whvreoii the said do TI L*d resided in the time n| his death. setting aside* tlio-Prcuident in ’mlvnnoo trial Tho country Homits both projiosi tiona. All that any party in tin* llmno has ▼ontnred to attempt is tin* instautitix «•!’ nu inquiry as to the grounds upoii wliiclt »u im- paaobinent may take placv. That iiitpiirv ta well enough in its w«» : . . \Vu hope that nothingwilloocurto render it othei «)•• • s exhaustive. Surely, however, while in\is-, (dill tigation is in progress, there eon i»e no! two month deoentroaaon for assuining that it will just ily ply * »* * h .* ,, i ” | "" f,, ’lc<, 1 impeachment, should remain no testimony—not even of :i witness David A.Hull. Only Mr. Butler's deelnrn-[ tion ot what'ought to be is kn-.uif, siml; though, doubt Urns, testimony woithl^ be t( toj him aupcrfluotia.-wOwton't men lor whom ho| would prefer hanging lirst and (rial trword—tho action of the Senate has dred and creditor* of said deceased, to be and ap pear at. my office within the time prescribed by law, to show cause, if any they can, why said letters should not be granted. Given under my hand nnd official signature, this 27th Fepruary, 18d7 fcb28, 18 tins L. M. COLBERTII, Ordinary Irwin county. AN. ORDINANCE. T' Gtorid*—Worth Connly WHEREAS, Hessoniv Faircloth Administrator on the Estate of George M. Green deceased, applies to me for letters of Dlitnlsslon. The*e are thcrefove, to notify the kindred and creitors, of said deceased, to be and appear at my office within the time pre scribed by law, to show cause. If any they have, why said letters of dismission should not be grant ed. Given under my hand and official signature, De cember 4th, 16G0. J. W. ROUSE, Ordinary. Dec. 22. ’Gtt . 0.1. BAKER COUNTY. Baker Sheriff Sale. ¥¥TILL be sold on the first Tuesday in May next. YY before the Court House door in tho town of Newton, Baker county, Ua., within tho legal hours of sale, the following lots of land. vix.: Numbers two hundred and eighty-nine, (2811) two hundred ami ninety. (2tKl) three hundred uud eleven, (HI 1) three hundred and thirty, (H8U)three hundred nnd seventy, (870) and all of three hmidred and ten, (1110) and three hundred nndthirly-me, (HHI) south •if Alligator Greek, in the seventh (7th) district of Baker county. Levied on as the property of .Ins. W. Hears! to satisfy an attachment tifa issued from the Superior Court of Baker county, iu favor of Jamea-tA,-Cheek vs. said James W. Henr.sL Proper tc-c nre I liriot.•io to cite all parties interested, ty painted out in said fifa, nnd affidavit tiled* in'tie- • un i appear ai my office within the lime pro- j cordatice with th Horibcd by law, to show cause, if any they have why said letters should not be granted. Given under niy-hnud ami official signature, this Ithday of February, l w '*7. W. II. WILDI.lt, Ordinary. fob;.« ,v “miirlifrty County, ths alter date iiuTin.. f Ordinary of said tho lawr March 21, 18G7 ROBERT J. MILLS, Sheriff Baker t'untilr. Notlo* to Debtors and Creditor). Ukohoix—linker County. N OTICE is hcreBy given nil persons having do- IIfftMuVncMl'd ils.'-pfjpfflj 1 tip nuBiiitmirr that it Will 1 IIS t ll V 1 >1V to the lloiiorai.le ) ouri uniiunry oi sniu - • ■ r-- : orassmii.it IU.n t m . > . • „.|j ,| M . u,. a i Estate belonging | "'»»*• ^bhiu the time j.rcscnt.ed by law so as nn.l tll.T.-l....- III..1 » t' i>.ml€ til'llcorgc II. KIiik. I»l,..r.am oouuiy, •» Wo* ibtlr ch.riicl.r .nd amoun ; and all in BCSNIOIle Ni laiv WC ltavi* ( . 'it i nil? I'ebruarv, IWG7, sons indebted to said deceased are hereby required . . ... e ...!«.,,,..o lit-., i '*vVlll>C I ' . • . t . I,. t,.nlfat ImniAitialn rnivmnnl I'ETKIt J. ST I to/, lilt, Ad m r 11 to mnke immediate pnytncnt Feb I Jili. I8G7 WnUTH C vH'NTV. <ii "iiiit \ -Worth County, s l\ n D \\S after dalearplieniion will be made , "idhiar.T a, >„i,| c.aiilv, far Inn !„ - ( .|l lal AS fllr Wilson tellH the* llotisr, umiv ilan-, BENJAMIN WILLIS, gerlatobe npprelicndod from a eontiiiiiane,.- Adin’r of Wiiiium Willis, dee d. -ffir'*-* c ‘ *• - for idle hands to do. 1 of tho session than from ita abrupt tenn Inn, j r®?- n,, !L-■•. , * ,M1 * tion. “ Satan alvvav* finds — *»*s—*r bquio miai'iiiuf Worth County Sheriff Sale- And Loiigrotu*. hav- / w n,. ,t. , ... . . ,, ^ • • ’ i/\N tho first Tue-dny in May next, will he sold he town of Isabella, Worth county, On., bo- msttora that cannot touched without thorough, wvll-cousidowil effort Specimens of tinkering have til Ing no rognUr work befow Ii7 m'.'kcIow7o?‘i«I r .Jit. V Vv' Jr «SV' * il1 ,! ,e * M « «« prewnt tomi’lmion to moduli' with , iV^n u, e i„.„r. of .alo, ilm foliowladpl'm.^.' bo mlvantagoOBsly'»: ■ iu-wit: ^ 2 hdf been afforded, and each succeed in i f develops an inclination to pusli it further. No interest can bn safe xvnilo tho Wembied wisdom remains iu session with o definite business to transact The revenue system, the tariff, the bank- »*» the Treasury gold, tho bounty debt—all Seventy (i0) acre* of land of l..i (number ('.HU ninety, in tfio Hixtcciith (IGHO di-trict of originally Dooly now Worth county . levied on a* the proper ty ot Um. .M. Foster, to satisfy the officer* of t ourt for cost on filii front Worth .Superior Court Ucorgtf Spring v*. said Wm. M. Foster. Property pointed out by plaintiff s attorney March 12—28 K. B. THOMAS, . MARTHA J. HALL. Adm’r of D. D. Hall. Baker Superior Court—Nov. Term. 1865. mi'IFD F. LYON, ) Adra r of 1). lv. wimp, | Petition to Foreclose V.. J Mortgage. DANIEL C. McINTYRH. J I T npnearing to the Court by the petition of Rich ard F. Lyon, Adm'r, accompanied by the note and Mortgage Deed, that on the Oth day of March, 18U0, Defendant made and delirvrvd to him his pro- misery note, bearing dale the day and year afore said, whereby iheDcfendanl promised twelve months after date of *aU note to pay the Plaintiff, or bearer thirteen huudred dollars for value rcc'rivcd, with interest from date. And that afterwards, to-wit., oh the day and year aforesaid said Defendant, bet ter to aeevire the payment of said note, executed and delivored to the Plaintiff his Deed of Mortgage, couvtying to Plaintiff lot of land number (78/sev enty-eight, in the seventh district of said count lie it ordained by the Mayor nnd Council of the City of Albany, and it is hereby ordained by authority fkf the same, 111 AT the Ordinance approved January 9tb, 18G7, in relation to the selling of liquor by others than Licensed Retailers, &c., be amended as follow* : It shall not.lie hwful for any person (except Li- eensed Retailers) to sell spirituous liquors in quan- liLics-lc**-U*au-oi»e—quart, according to Htafid'anT mensurc. and permit the same to be drank in th# house or on the premises attached thereto, without first taking out license, nnd paying therefor Two Hutidicd aud Fifty Dollars, Passed and approved March hilt. 1807. G. J. WRIGHT, Mayor. Attest: J. F Cauuilr, Clerk of Council, march 'J-lawHw in: it oudaixei) li v Tin: mayor asd couseii. of Tin: city of at.banr, All AT Section 11 on pago Hoof the Ordinance, is nd ns follows: mil AT Section li < 1 atnetincd to rend "vendue Masters shi hall pay a commission to the City of otic per centum on the gross sales of all Good?, Wares, nnd Meiclintidixe or other Property, belonging to citUcns, and two and j per cent on the gro-s -ales of all Goods, Wares, nnd Merchandixe or other Property, belonging to non-residents.— Passed and approved January ihh, 1807. G. J. WRIGHT. Mayor. Attest • .1. F. C.\ nu ilk. Clerk of Council, inarch 0- 22-iawffw An Ordinance, -j’ □ershlp heretofore exiitlng-belwesn IRT ft 111L8MAN. hn» been diisolred loneent, and by the sale of Ute is- ter#st of tli# Etfate of Gilbert to MI* C.‘ BALL, The old business of Gilbert ft Hilstnan will bo ■ettled by me m surviving partner, aud all persona indebted either by note or account, are earnestly requested to come forward and liquidate their in debtedness. J. 1HL8M \N, Surviving partner of Gilbert & 11 Usman. Albany, January 18th, 18G7. 2—3m The undersigned have associated themselves to gether in the DRUG BUSINESS, at the OLD STAND of Gilbert ft Hilstnan. They promise to keep on hand EVERYTHING IN THEIR LINE, and respectfully solicit patronage. Dr. Hilnman will give hispersoual attention to prescriptions.— Th*e business will be conducted upon STRICTLY A CASH BA81S. UILSNAY A BALL, Janu try 18th, 1807 2*5ra • * JTwf u nhtinul It/ th* Mayor and City Council of ml it i.i ht rrly ordained by authority of the He it Albany, tame: That, from and alter this date, it shall not be lawful Ibr the owner* of lots to build or erect within what *>hnU be known ns the fire limits of Albany any wooden building* or wooden roofs, and that the . fire limits of :>:ii.l city shall be circumscribed within There cometh glad tidings of joy to all. To young and to old, to great and to small; Tbe beauty which once was so precious and rare, Is free for all, and nil may be fair. By tho u»c ol CHASTELLAR’S WHITE LIQUID ENAMEL, . For Improving and Beautifying the Complexion. Tbe most valuable nnd perfect preparation inuse, for giving the skin a beautiful pearl-liko tint, that is only found in youth. It quickly removes Tan, Freckles, Pimples, Blotches, Moth Patches, Sallow ness. Eruptions, and nil impurities of slio *kin, kindly healing t lie same nnd leaving tho skin white and clear as alabaster. *lts use cannot bo detected by the closest scrutiny, nnd being q vegetable pre.- -partition is perlecGv fiartnle**. Ills the only arti cle of the kiud used by the French, and is consid ered by the Parisian as indispensablo to a perfect toilet. Upwards uf Ht),0tH) bottles were sold during the past year, a sufficient guarantee of its efficacy. Price only 7,1 cents. Sent by mail, post paid, on receipt of an order, bv BEUllER, SIIUTTS ft Co., Chemists, 285 River St., Troy, N. Y. AFFLICTED 1 Suffer No More! When by tlio use ot DR. JOINYILLK’S ELIXIR yoJ cnti be cured permanently, nndut a trifling cost. The astonishing success which ha* attended this invaluable medicine for Physical and Nervous Weak ness, General Debility and Prostration, Loss of Muscular Energy; Impotcncy, or any of the conse quence* of youthful indiscretion, render* it the most valuable preparation ever discovered. It will remove all nervous affections, depression, excitement, incapacity to study or business, loss of memory, confusion, thoughts of Bclf-dcstruction, fears of insanity. &c. It will restore tho appetito, renew the health of those who have destroyed it by sensual excess or evil practices. Young Men, be humbugged no moro by "Quack Doctors” nnd ignorant practitioner*, but send with out delay for the Elixir, and be at once restored to health and happiness. A Perfect Cur# is Guaran teed in every itiBtaucc. Price, SI, or four bottles the following boundaries:- commencing at the i t0 ( | n e address, $3. , „ Norn.™., effiftr of (lie Alley b.iwcn ('orammo, Oaobolllei, enough lo cffcc. a cum In oil ordlno- an<l llrnn.l -troi-.s; ili.-nrp.Iue Nor.li on Front ,tml, j r7 Ffln' nn inim-li r p-s somrir mi ia .... embracing 210 feel hast of said stroet to tho Aliev , ALSO, DR. JOUR ILLr. S hPECIrK PILLS, for liot.Tc.n I'l'io ,1.1,1 h'li„l ..reel; (hence wcsl ou .aij ; ! '° "P"; 1 ?, 1 *"; 1 permonent ere of Gnnorrbco, O eel, Mlrj- H, Jnck.on Mire.; .hence on Joekoen ..reel,! , Ur * hr “ l Wcehorgco, Gravel, Stricture, »nU »U of- ,hr,mine ^1" reel We«t »iJo of raid raid slreel fe ,° ‘o' 1 " “ r ,l " , Kidneys nnd It odder. I,uroo .ITeol- ,n .’nniuieri'e drool; litcneo Kuril, on Jackoon ' ln onc floedoya, T hvy are prepared from olrrrl. l:„-l ride, cnihrocing 1M0 feel on ooiil olreet «*»•*«• eiGoeto llml orehorruiera on Ilia eyolera, thenco f.n-l on raid Alley , ni"olnriing , 'poinl.' And ol , diflf. v '''Vo cl, for a violation of this Ordinance, any pnrly so offending shall bo subject lo a fine of Two Thousand Dollars, and a forfeitureof tho material* u*cd in the hittliliug, and the abatement of the saiuoasa nuis ance. • Passed and approved, March ID, 18G7. G. J. WRIGHT, Mayor. Atte-t : J. F. I'aiiiiilk, Clerk. Underwriters’. «* Of New You, CASH ASSETS Three Million ISSUE POLICIES Oft Fire & Marine Inso Mad# payable In GOLD or CUR Negotiable and Bankable . CERTIFICATES OF INSl] nu twin vt van amocuti Y. Gr. Rust, ALBANY, GA.’ October 21, 1805. S. STRAUi TTTOULI Wl the c Tf try, I lu i JG8KPII s. SUMNER, Deputy Sheriff. S Uwr, the Treasury gold, tJ l for inore&sing tho public EftVfi been threatened with u Mtiniimrv reopening, bt the bidding ot restless factious ^ privato interests. Tlio recoil- forty-five neic* of ),.I number five hundred and i on said note, or ahow cause to the contrary, if any "WtrUCtiCn question, too, lilts hycii tnenuecd it ,w ‘ ,w, >'*»»«hl. (7*28) ill the 7th .Ibirict «>r Worth ' *'«* ha*. And that on failure so to do, the Equity dozen tunes by as nianv legislators, everv co i. ,n »!&', FFN'NY WHITTINGTON, of Redemption in and to said mortgaged premise* - on© of whom fancies that, hu bun discovotvll i Admr t W. P. Whittington. forever barred and foreclosed. It1$ further or- th.cfetoaMtoMemrthoJ of Letting .id J r„, aifflcuHico. The good ncusocl both Olmm- Uud .i„<„i„ r .ho vi,„i, ,.,i DWSBMfthus far restrained the tendenev tot other* cue marcii2t5, 1st;; , • • _ : rmy-uigm, iu »n# ■eventn uisinci ot sat'l county, Ukuu.im, lYorth County.—TWO mouth* after 1 lo *»# void on payment of said note. Anditfurth- ■Inte application will bo made t« the Ordinary of j er appearing that said note remains unpaid, it i* -aid county, for leave to sell the iuiids belonging to therefore ordered Hint said Defendant do pay into the estate of William P. Whittington, late of H ,iid tl' 1 * Uourt, on or before the firat day of the next county, dooeasc.l, cousisling of two hundred and ,erm thereof, the principal, interests and costs due c.-e arc to notify all nnd creditors, and all oilier, eo.icerncI, ,„ lie on,} rappenr „. mv „Bic,. oiil,it, ll), I,too proocrlbwi l.y low, lo .how coora If „„y .hev h»TP. why 1,1,0,lU no,, by virtue of iur oil,oo, oppoiu. llio Clerk of tho Superior Court or WHIP oilier Bl a.,,1 rropcil|icraou,..\jmiBl,lr« ) or on- ilfit But the*) will bo no auuranco of *° long #» the daily lurniohea opportunity nnd pro- ing-or-undomg-tnmgthinj; lliiiT be moot profitably left na it is until the orOarly__Wmter,_jCommoi'CQwill ho more freely when the chnneo of LougrtnHonnl frenk iu nut I'ouutniitlv , |W‘ Etory form of industry and irndc i OBORQXA—IIOHTH cocntv. b« better with tho knowledge t!„it f„. L, Iho r.lalo of Aug.i.iu, J. Sohru.o’lilos, ,lcc'J Given under my hand and official siiraatur* ii.u MitolffllJ j._ w. ► ,-n • " lilt# applies to me for cr* ot disinifKion from administration on the ea- “" "' deceased * ljo ji mi \ Ji»-!..lo or John Willi power \\ noliington is n.l.'cp,, , Tltrac arc llirrrl,,,,' ra cite aud idnonld. ».l . n ,l nno lenr of nn oxooutlvo rn.-r! .Ing'llar lUo kio.lrcl and rroillloro of aa”d licccawd my oflico within .lie lime i.rr^ loir onn«n if ... oi. ... a - |K>ft«idvHr. Bntler will sleep. 10 ho ami oppear m . ,n i-" 1 hi "- ^ JAMES IV. ltUL'SE, Ordinary. - - • - ■ 04—-Gm OF SCHEDULE R-R. Co,) Dse.28,186(5. } iovt.. Mall aad Ta«- willrt© as follow*: k..-r...«,..8 00 A. M. —ZL'iSI:" a. m; Dec 20. 180(5 GEORGIA—WORTH COUNTY. 'VllEKEAS nom.il. Uuckrlew .pplira (. for »«»« ,1 m, oSSr, Within n„ ,l»r^L2ribrt*;J Pwa»,iseo dered that this Rule be published in tbe Albany Setri one# a month for three months previous to tl,,. next term of this Court, or served on the Defendant or his special agent or attorney, iu lenst three month* previous to the nexttennof this Court riuhard H. clarh! Judge Sup'r Court S, W, C. November Term, 1866. It appearing to the Court that no notice ot the foregoing Rule has been made iu terms of the law Ordered that the Rule be so delayed as to make the same returnable to the next term of the Court, and that the defendant, McIntyre, show cause on or before the first day of tbe next term of this Court why he should not pay the principal and interest due on raid note to the plaintifi. or why the said mortgage should not be foreclosed, and that this Rule be served in tenfcta or the law. A true extract from the minutes. 1867. Feb. 12th, 1867. Scott’s Monthly Magazine. Second Year. The Oldest and Largest Literary Maraiine in the South. lisVorpse of Contributors is already large, nnd will he strengthened by tho addition or several EX CELLENT MALE AND FEMALE W1UTERS.1 Resides the usual variety of Original and Selected I rose nud Poetry, there will be contained the ad- mlratile Ht*U»ry of tho War, entitled "FIELD and LAMP: by an Officer. Also,**Arcadie;aHisto- rieal Romance of the Eighteenth Century.” Also “ 1 1* 1 * Trope* and Metaphors of the Bible,” a* illus trated by science, tty A. Means, b. D., LL. I).— Also, a series of articles on "Life in the East. 1 By Rev. R. A. Holland, of Kentucky, now ou a lour in Egypt and Palestine. It will ho elegantly embellishjd with Steel Plates Lithographs, and Wood Cut*, prepared expressly for this publication, consisting of superb likenesses of Lee. Davis. Joe Johnston, Polk, Forrest, &c. Its quantity of rending matter will also be in creased. so that it will contain nearly twice the amount ot either Godey or Peterson. Re shall also introduce a department of Wit aud Humor, and occasional Wood Cut Illustrations of “outhern and western Scenery. TERMS.—Single subscribers, $5; eleren copies, wenty-t wo copies, $100; and at the same change of diet is necessary while using them, nor does their action in any manner interfere with business pursuits. Price, $1 per box. Either of the above-mentioned articles will be sent to any address, closely scnled, and post-paid, by mall or express, on receipt of price. Address all orders to BERGER, 8HUTT8 ft Co., Chemists, No. 285 River Street, Troy, N. Y. WHISKERS rates for tlneeand six months. Clergymen oVall denominations, and Presided*' * “ * Colleges will receive it at $4. ■gj Presidents and Professors of ges will receive it at $4. The per»on who will send us the largest club of raKravihrr,. no. !,ra than 2S, protiou- to March 1st. shall receive » premium of FIFTY DOLLARS W. J SCOTT, Atlanta, Ga. ’ Address tcbl'.t. This Feb Olb. THOMAS ALLEN, Clerk. 11—mUm IRWIN COUNTY. Giooo.i—Iraki County. WUEREA8, J. J. Iloudaraou »4 Mary Whi.ltv applici to me far lotion of AJmlnlMnifoa on tin estate of John Whitloy, dmowj. Then nn Ihmfoniio oil# and admanUa all and •ingular Ike kindred aad creditor, of mid denned to be nod appear at my odn within the time »n' •eribed 6y law, and okow cau.e. If nny'Uiey knee, £!—»CSJS,“ “ *• * March CO, 1607. 6e*r*U, Irwli Cfnitj. " WniB ‘WUrt •« me for letter. •**>•*( an tkeeefan-to ik AND 'MUSTACHES f TNORCED to grow upon the smoothest faco In P from three to five weeks by using Dr. 8EV- IUNES RESTAURATEUR CAPILLAIRE, the most wonderful discovery in modern science, acting upon the Heard and Hail in nu almost miraculous manner. It has been used by the elite of Paris nnd London with the mort flattering success. Names of all purchasers will be registered, and if entire sat isfaction is not given iu every instance, the money will be cheerfully refunded. Price bv mail, sealed and postpaid, SI. Descriptive circulars and testi monials maile 1 free. Address BERGER, 3I1UTT8 ft CO., Chemists. No. 285 River Street, Troy, N. Y. Sole agents for the United Slates. BEAUTY! Auburn, Golden, Flaxen and Silken Curls, P RODUCED by^he use of Prof. DE BREUX* FRISEIl LE CHEVEUX. One application warranted to curl the most straight and stubborn hair of either sex into wavy ringlets, or heavy mas sive curls. Has been used by the fashionables of Paris and London, with t lie most gratifying results. Does no injury to the hair. Price hy mail, sealed and postpaid. SI. Descriptive Circulars mailed free Address BERGER. SHUTTS'ft CO., Chem ists, No. 285 River St., Troy, N. Y.. Sole Agents for the United States. OULD Respectfully inform hi* frf< citizens of Albany and surrounL that he hits just returned iTostl with a choice selection of tho Finest Gold and Silver Wni Keyless CiiboxoMetebs, the most perfect timekeeper* niado for the Pocket, Patent f,evert and Horizontal», hy tho ficl’l can, English and European Mannfaoturer*.'^ elegant jewelry, Ladles’ and Gents’ Fine Gold Signet and Gem Rings. Pina, Slccve-Slqi Buttons, Brooches, Seal*, Keys Masonic Km bio "Wedcling E i n; GOLD AND SILVER TBIMB Superior Gold Pens with Diamond I Silver and Plated Ware. Rogers, nnd Wostonliolms’ superior, first J C ui 1.11 e i* y, Dinner nnd Desert Seta, Razors, Scissors, j Knives, ftc„ ftc. 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Sent, nndera'aL inn plain envelope, to coy eddreee, uImIw eeipt of 0 cent,, or two port itampe AW Dr Cul- p . ric i St Ad- ' ,1, . ,p *S 1Uk "»< CHA8. J.C. KLINE* co“ j.'dSSjJSX.K-Vr. Portoffice bo* 4,680. 10-Iy. Hotlca to Mechanics! Auawr, Oo., § BALED PROPOSALS for moink nwsK.«d ; EXCELSIOR! 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Weigbli lelef Ji.niidee;, Ju .llenry Morgan, Richtrd AT GRIFFIN ASD ATI.A.Vi Ij^OR the purpooo of supplying Men r rla.iters nl tbe South, by'wholcti with any style of Carringcs, Buggies « Wagons. Mr. WOODRUFF’S long exjK-ricnce ritge business will ennble us to give tst| supplying good substhatinl work, such s try demands, nt ns low prices as itxu j furnished for CASH. We will keep con hand • -C. ••• -- -X LIGHT CONCORD RUC the same as formerly sold^by^Jfr, ■Woo < _. J1 whleh beoame eo univciwtffly popular, nil '•) the South, as the brst Buggy io use. . -fl We.also f.u r Jigta 1» - i!j Iron Axle ™ rherpee. We Invite-ttll wli’o want any ardclo in ooS aadreu,. _ an A MATILDA VTARDofTi'ra her ; the oiliseos of Albany and vicinity, i repair Malms,ea, Quljtu nnd Com‘“ deecrlpliou, in the best nnd Jptcsl -Cdsonable, Apply lo ' „ ‘ . | w..„ : ••