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& P3*M*m *?«w tt! S«nventy-flvo new building*, twenty of them SAw-uiiUs, have boen built in PcsacoU, Florida, since tho J* Fine Irish potatoes; of tho present season’s growth, havo made their upiiearancciu Jiainbridgc. Out of seven hundred convict* in the California State prison, only three are fe males. An Ohio Jtulice lias recently married John Filler to Matilda Jane Sophnmin Philomela Merida Mastiu Anderson Smith. Whipping sohooll girl* on tho calves of their legafianew feature in tiie Aurora (Illinois) schools. AWestont •lioomaker advertise* for “a female who ha* a knowledge offitting boots with a good moral diameter." The balance sheet oft,real llritian for the wear 1800, shows that the receipts w ere fISJMb,000 In excess of expenditure*. "ThaLegislature of Peuntylrnn'm has pass ed an aet abolishing the Statu tax on per nil XjjEGA.1* yrOTIOKB. DOUGHERTY COUNT?. Gr.pttm—Dougherty County. Ms person* indebted to the estate of John II Danforth, deceased, are required to make Ira- lat« payment, and those haring claims against •itiil estate, will render thorn in os (be Uw dire* JOHN R. HI LI*, Adair. April 0,1887 GevR'Mv—Dougherty County. SIXTY DAYS after date application will lie made to tliaOrdinary of said county, for leare lo •idl all the real eiitate belonging to the estate of John II. Danforth, late of siiu county, deceased. nu l property, and nubst'itutiug therefor lory of $900,000, apportioned upon the dif- neronliit^ to ol the olicrniitio the lhe Supreme April 9, 1887 JOHN R. Illl<h, Adm’r. ‘NOTICE* ^^I.L‘persons Indebted to the estnto of F. 1 counties ot tlie State population. Tho Waaington correspondent Charleston .Courier w riles Mississippi complaint in Court: “Tho legal opinion here is that tbf Court will decline interference in the snatter, on the ground that it i* a politieal question." Thb suhterftige may hr a very convenient one for tho present; but the bill ol (lov Sharkey shows that, if the Statotiovern- meats of,the South are overthrown by the military agencies established by Congress many individual eases must how Her g" In*, fore the Courts tlmt eaiumi he £ Huiili* on plea that they are ‘poUtieal.’A ll " >' ' tutlon intended that the St/> •l"' v v '•*■”* should decide questions of this sort, and a re At sal to do it must be :tu invasion of tbe object for which it was created. CHANGE OF SCHEDULE Routii-M'cmtkiim It. It. «’«•, \ Office Macon, Os., 1>i*i\ 28, IHffij, t 0 N Md after Sunday, 80th Inst., Mail nnd I’n*- senger Train on thin llmid will run n* follows: I**™ Macon 8 no A. M. Arrive at EufauU 5 ; !t» I*. M. Leave Kufauta 7 20 A. M, Arrive at Macon * 50 !'• M. Leare Macon ‘ 8 W A. M. Arrive at Columbus l ; * I*. M. Leave Columbus s 0,1 A. M. Arrive at Macon * 59 !’• M. Connecting at Hmlllirilb* with Albany Main. Ltavo flmllhvllle * <•* •* M- Arrive at Albany —11 I* M Leave Albany •' 35 ' M. •Arrive at Smithvllle >« oo a. M. For tho preaent a train will run on the f ort tiallies Branch Hoad from Cullibpii as far »i t’oleuinn and baok threetltneaa week, connecting with Kiilatibi Mall and Passenger Train. VIRGIL YOWMIS, Jan 2(1. Eng’r nnd Hup'i. AN ORDINANCE. Be It ordained by the Mayor mill t'oiineil of the City of Albany, and it is hereby ordained by authority of the same. milAT the Onlinanre approved 1 January 9tlu 1 1807, in relation to the selling of li«|iiur by outers than Lloonacd Retailers, Ac., he nmentled tu» followet It ehall mot bo lawful for any person (except Li censed Retailers) lo aell spirituous liquors in qunu titiee lose tbap one quart. aoaording to etmidnrd measure, And penult the same to be drunk in the house or on the promises attached thereto, without flret taking out license, and paying iheietor Two * Hundred and Fifty Dollars. I’lisscd and approved March 8th, 1807. G. .1. WltHIIIT. Mayor. Attest: J. F (\\uutw;, Clerk of Coutieil. tnsrch 0-lnw3w BE IT ORDAIN Eh HV WE M l mu l V/> COUNCIL OF TIIE CITY OF M. It A X Y, milAT 8eetion 11 on page A.mU the Ordinance, is I auenned to read aa follows i vendueMaatera ahall pay a ronimisshin to the - City of one per eentuiu on the gross sides of all Goods, Wares, and Meiohnndwu or other Property belonging to oitiseua, and two mol per cvnt onth, If. __ DeOraffenrled, late of aaid county, deceased, me rcipiesled M* make immediate payment, and all those having demands against said estate will |»re* sent them properly authenticated within the lime prescribed by law. WM. OLIVER, Adm’r F. II. DcGrnftenrieJ, dee d. April18117 in NlierlfPa Hale W ILL ho sold on the first Tuesday in May i,oxl, before the Court’ Holme in the city of Albany, between the usual hours of sale, a house nnd lot containing one acre, more or less, lying on the South side of Flint street, No. 7H, m the city of Albany, Dougherty county, to satisfy a Ufa from Cheiokee Superior Court, April Term, 1H54 Roase- vell, Hyde \ Clark vs. James Jordon nnd Frederick Iteerlx, pointed out by plaintiffs’ Attorney, March .’{(till, 1887. J. S. IIRolV]V, Olid Deputy Hberlff. To tbe Tax Payers of Douffberly County rillll' books for receiving returns of taxes for Hie I year IHti7, will bo oj»en at the store of MBR- mt A SMITH, In Albany, on the FIRST DAY ol April next. Persons having freedmen employed are required In return the names of all males be' tween the agea of-1 ami 00 years of age. Freed men that .no not in the employment of a white per son m e required to route forward and make returns of their polls nnd property. Owners of land are re quired to ret urn t hem by designating number, dis trict and section, according to the original survey S. F. RrGRAFFKNRIKD, T. It. D. <’. March'd I—28 j GEORGIA Dougherty futility. Til ALL W II oil IT MW roKCKIIN : S l'I.I.IYAN E. K KM DA LI.hnviiigin proper form applied to me for permanent letters of admiuis- lration on the estate of Samuel K. Krmhall, late of said county,deceased. This is lo cite all, and sin gular the creditors mid neat of kin of said Samuel K. Keuihiill, lo he and appear nl my office within the time prescribed by law, and show causa, if ntiy they,can. why permanent admiiilslration should imu to* granted to Sullivan' K. Kemhall on Samuel K. KemhairscHlalc. Witness, my hand nnd official signature, this March22, I8H7. W. If. WILDER, March 23, IHH7 Ordinary. Dougherty Sheriff’s Sale. W ILL be sold before the fourl House door at Albany, da., mi the first Tuesday in May next, between the legal hour* of sale, the following property, lo-wii.:—t’ity Iota nunidera MU, -0. mi Washington street—J7, ffi*, HH, nnd ‘f'J, on State street—.'17 mi Fourth street, mid tho dwelling lioiive of It. F. White, all in the city of Albany, da. Levied by virtue of a Superior Court lifa returna ble to June Term, lHH7, of Dougherty oounly, da., Joshua II. Price vs. 11. F. White. JAMBS W. KEMl*. Shorlir. March DO, lHti7. IDMIMSTRA TOIVS SALK. U NDER and by virtue of ,nn order from the C, niltcliel Rltcricr* Snlo, W ILL bo soU on lb# TModsT taOlw #*xl. tu lh* toirn of CjuqllU, In wla oonnty, Lota of Land Koa. 253, 843 and 857, all levied on aa tho property of Jamoa Maples to *atlaf> two fl fas, Imum from Mitohall Scperior Court, in favor of Robert Walker, executor of David Walker, de ceased, vs. Jamee Mapes, F. M. Colquett & Charles Cox and Carhart k Brother vs. James Maples, pro perty pointed onl by Wm. Dawson. Also, at tha same time aud place will be sold one and ono-half acres of Land No. 81)7, in the lUtli District of Mitchell county, known as the John Thomas plaoo, whereon John A. Ball now t cobles, to satisfy two Justice Court fi fas, issued from the 1173d District. Q. M. . Win. It. Hatpin vs John Thomas, levy made and returned to me by a const*- by a Constable, April 1st, 1807. HENRY SMITH, Sheriff. Admlnialriifor^ Hnlo. TXY virtue of an order from the Court of Ordins- rf ry of Worth county, will be sold before tbe Court House door, in the town of Isabella, in the county of Worth, on the First Tuesday in June next. Lot of Land No. (5H( in the 1 f»th District of said county, containing (202 j) acres more or less. Also Lot (108) in the 15th District, containing (2024) acres more or less, the property of the late Harry 0. Ford, deceased. Terms, note and approved se curity. This April 1st, 1807. u R. fi. FORD, Jr., Surviving Administrator. BAKER COim'V, nv.ii 1> »r i House d< ollrc*. Y virtue of nn orifer from the Court of Ordinary Worth County, will he sold before the Court door In Isabella, Worth county, on tho 1st Tuesday in June next, thirty acores of land, upon which is situated a comfortable and commodious dwelling house, good brick chimneys, with eight rooms, with other out buildings, a good and healthy summer residence for some wealthy person, situate in Isabella. Terms, note and approved security. This April 1st, 1H47. R. H. FORD, Jr., WM. II. HARRIS, ’J • Executors. Adnilniatnilor* Hah*. B Y virtue of mi order of the Court of Oordinary of Worth County will he sold before the Court House door in said county on tbe First Tuesday in June next, Lot of Land No. hH, in the I lilt District of Worth County the Property of the late Stephen A. Sherman, deceased. Sold for distribution.— Tcrim Ca*dt. April 4th, IHtli. MAItV SHERMAN, Administrator of S. A. Shermnii. Adininhlrulor** Halt*. ILL lie sold before the Court House door in lie town of Isabella in Worth county, tin , between the iihiiiiI hours of sale, all I he holds of tbe said Calvin Register, deceased, on the lir**l Tuesday in June next. Terms of Sale, Hole and approved security. This April 1st, lMtiT. MILDRED M. RKULSTEH. Administratrix of Calvin Register. Administrator’s Sale. Y virtue of nil order of the Court of tlrdinnry W uni t of Ordinary of Dougherty will be sold before the Court House comity, Oa , louse door of said otiniy on the lirst Tuesday in May next, within ilie legal hours ol sale—Lots iiumbtrs til and lid, mi Flint Street, and numbers (12 and 1)4, on North Street, In the city of Albany and said county, eon- mining one-quarter of an acre each, more or less. To be Mild as the proyerty of the estate of Snmuid S. I’rawford, late of said county, deceased, mid for the hruclH of the creditors of said estate. Posses sion of tho premises given tho first of Jntiunrv next, TERMS—Due-half cash, the balance due the lirst of January next. Note with good security required. J. F. CAIttllLK, . S. flaw ford, dee'll. March bill, 1H«I7 , NOTICE TO DEBTORS AND CREDITORS. A LL persons having demand\ngainst (1. W. M. Young, late of Worth oounly. deceased, will j present them lo me for payment: and tho«e indebt ed to said estate must come forward mid muke im- ' mediate payment of the same, j ' THOMAS J. YOU Nil, Adm’r. Feh’JO, 17-JIM * • UKOIUJI.I—llouRhcrly I'ouuiy. WHEREAS, L. K. Welch. Administrator of the ‘state of Dr. John R. Hardwick, lute of said county, deceased, applies to me (or leave to sell the House Ml** of all Goods. Wares, aud Merchandise ; nn ,| |. ot in the oily of Albany, whereon the said de m ... »..» i - - * “ !l ceased resided at the lime of Ids death. These are therefore lo cite all parlies interested, to be ami appear af toy office within the time pre scribed by law, to show cause, if any they have, why said letters should not be granted. Given under my hand and official siguati\ye, this till day of February, ISG7. WfH. WILDER. Ordinary. feb'i-8. or other Property, belonging to non lesiden Passed and approved Januafy '.»ih. I8t»7. G. J. WRIGHT. May. Altwt: J. F. CanniLB, Clerk of Council. • nsrik 3-22-1 aw 3w An Ordinance. Be UoriainfJ by ibt .1toyor uml (\i» Cuiinci! of AUmf, csJ it it kenby ur-tamol by tivtAonty of thr um: That, ftrom and nflsr this date, it -hall n.-t be lawful for lh*owners of lo's to build or erect within wrkat ekall be known ns the fire limits of Albany naj wooden buildings or wooden roofs, and that the shall lie circumscribed within the foBowing boundaries: commencing at the Northeast corner Of tiie Alley between Commerce nnd. Brood streets; thence due Non h on Front st reet.' embracing 210 fret East of said street to tbe Alley beiweon Pine and Flint street; thence west on said . Alley to Jookeon street*, thence «u Jacksqn street. \ eabraeing 210 feet on West ablo of said said street . to Commerce strict; thence North on Jackson atroot. Boat tide, embracing 210 feet on said street C to. Alley between Commerce and llrosd street: . Ibenoo hast on said Alley to starting point. And vtolatlnn of thlti J)rdinance^jiny party so offaadiag shall I ‘ *" “ LKOHCII—HoDRbrrty ('only. TWO months after date the undersignrd will ap ply to the Honorable Court of tlrdinnry of snid county, for leave in sell the Real Estate belonging to the estate of George B. King, late of said county, deceased. Ibis 11th February, ISU7. PETER J. STRO/.KR, Adm’r Fob 12th, 1807 II WORTH COUNTY. Gkohiiii- - Worth County. SIXTY DAYS after date application will be made to the Ordinary of said county, for leave to sell let of land number 213,‘in the 7th iliitrfot of said coun ty, a« the properly of William Willis, deceased. BENJAMIN WILMS, Adm’r of William Willis, doc'd. march 2”. JHt»7. Jbeaubjeet to a line of Two Thousand ■ ,* * « , , ,_ _ % flttgWtjpl q forfeiture of t he materials usidintlie W OFLU UOUIlty CllOriu D«XlO. »• v ; ^“HWStWW abatement of. the same as a uuis 1 Passed and approved, March 10,1HR7. 0. J. WRIGHT, Mayor. ' x^.AftMdt l.FiCanottA,Clerk. B&GT AND SHQl MANUFACTORY. ..'--'f . - - JL-L’i*. - - X G O N the first Tuesday in May next, will be sold in tbe town of Isabella, Worth county, t(a., be tween the legal hours of sale, thn following proper ty. lo-wit: * Seventy (70) acres of land of lot .(number (90) uinoty, iu tbe sixteenth (lOtb) district of originally Dooly now Worth county ; levied on as the proper ty of Wm. M. Foster, lo satisfy the officers of Court for cost on Afa from Worth Superior Court, George Spring vs. said Wm. M. Foster. Properly pointed uut by plaiutiff’s attorney. JOSEPH 8. SUMNER, mareh26. 1897 Deputy Sherifl. Oioaou, Worth County.—TWO months after date application will be mode te the Ordinary of •44 cousiy. for l,*T# ttt sell tha 1m4s b,loa ( l s, to tlH ssuts orwilllsw P. aWiKltB of Mid snoot/, dooossod, cso.lstio, of Too hundrsd sod of Worth county, will be sold before the Court House door in said County on the First Tuesday in June next, one-half of Lot of Land No. (52H) in the ’»th District of Worth, the properly of tho lute Wil liam P. Whittington, deceased. Hold tor distribu tion. Terms Cash. Tills April 1st, I8II7’ PKNNR WIIITINGTON, Administratrix. Worlli superior Con t , Orlobcr Adjourned Term, 1MIO. II. A, TARVER, Executor, J f , . ... ... * ( Rule Nt Hi rore- MATIIKW I.. IIItVAN. f rl "”' Mor, * l, P’- I T appearing lo the Court by the petition of Hen ry A- Tarver, Executor of II. II. Tarver, shows Hint Mathew L. Bryan by deed of mortgage, dated nn the -ItIt day or May, 18113, conveying to Noah A. Moses hits of laud numbers (119) sixty-nine, (70) •evenly, (115) one hundred and lift con, (I III) one hundred and sixteen, (123) one hundred and twen ty-three, in tho (lot hF lift cent It district of Worlli county, State of Georgia, for tho scouring tho pay ment of two promisory notes, both dated on the 3rd day of December, lKC/J, the first due on the lirst day of January, after date, of thesum of Four Thousand dollars ; and the second duo on tho first day ol Jnnunry IHtli, for the sum of Eight Thousand Six Hundred and Fifty-Six Dollars nnd Twenty-Five Cents, with interest from the lirst day of January, 1833, which snid notes are now due nnd unpaid; and which said notes nnd mortgage have been for value received transferred by said Noali A. Moses to said Henry A. Tarver, Executor as aforesaid. lJ/hCHicrefuri*, on moli.wi of John A. Davis, Plain- tllf ’*• Attorney, ortlered that the said Mathew L. Bryan do pay into this Court, before the first day of the term of the next term hereof, the principal, in/errst and cost unsaid notes, nnd ir. default, that said mortgage on snid lots of land ho foreclosed, aud the equity of redemption therein be ever barred, and ihat service of this notice be perfected on said Mathew L. ltryan according to law. November 7lb, 18(10. J. A. DAVIS, PUT* All y. A true extract from the minutes of Worth Supe rior Court, October Adjourned Term. 18011. WILLIAM L. HINT, CUra. March 14, 1867-24-m4m (JEORtiM—Worth County. WHEREAS, James M. Rouse, Administrator on the estate of H IV. Rouse, applies to me for letters of dismission. These are therefore, lo notify the kindred and creditors of said deceased, to he and appear nt ni) office within the lime prcscribedby Inw to show cause, if any they have, why said let ters of dismission, should not he granted, Given under my hand nnd official signature.— Dec. 4lh, ’tlti J. W. ROUSE, Ordinary, dee. 2’J’fiti n3. UrorRid—Worlh I'oanl/ WHEREAS, Sessoms Faircloth Administrator on the Estate of George M. Green deceased, applies to me for letters of Dismission. These are therefore, to notify the kindred nnd creitors. of said deceased, lo be ami appear nt my office within the time pre scribed by law, to show cause, ir any they have, why said letters of dismission should not be grant ed. Given under my band and official signature, De cember 4th, llitlil. J. W. ROUSE, Ordinary. Dec. 22. 'till 83, GEORGIA—WORTH c<>U.NTY. WHEREAS, Benjamin Willis applies to mo for letters of dismission from administration on the es tate of John Willis, deceased: IV** are therefore lo eile and admonish nil nnd singular the kindred and creditors of aaid deceased, to be and appear nt my oflice within the time pre scribed by law, to show cause, if any they have, why "aid letters should not be granted. Given under n»y hand and official signature, this 20th day of Dec.. 1880. J.UlKS W. ROUSE, Ordinary. Dec 29,1800 84—tlin Gkobuia, IFur/A County.-—These are to notify all and ntngutar the kindred and creditors, and all others concerned, to be and appear at niy office within the time prescribed bylaw, lo show cause, if any they have, why 1 should not, br virtue of my ofKoe, appoint the Glerk of the Superior ('ourt, or some other fit and proper person, Administrator on the estate of Augustus J. Sclirutchins, dec’ll. Given uudertuy hand nnd official signature, thin Feb. 2<Hh, i807. J. W. ROUSE, Ordinary. fab23 Baker Superior Court—Nov. Termi 1865. RICU’D P. LYON, J Adm’r of B. R. White, (Petition to Foreclose Vs. ( Mortgage. DANIEL C. MclNTYRE. .J I T appearing to the Court by the petition of Rich ard F. Lyon, Adnt'r, accompanied by the note and Mortgage Deed, that on Hie 8th day of March, 1800, Defendant made and delivtred to him his pro misory nolo, hearing date the day and year afore said, whereby the Defendant promised twelve months after date of snid note to pay the Plaintiff, or bearer thirteen hundred dollars for value received, with in!erc-l from date. And that afterwards, to-wit., on the day nnd year aforesaid said Defendant, bet ter to secure the payment of said note, executed and delivered to the Plaintiff his Deed of Mortgage, conveying to Plaintiff lot of Inud number (78) sev enty-eight, in the seventh district-of said county, lo he void on payment of snid note. And it furth er appearing that said note reinaius unpaid, it is therefore ordered that said Defendant do pay into this Court, on nr before the first day of the next term thereof, the principal, interests nnd costs due on said note, or show cause to the contrnry, if any lie has. And that on failure solo do. the Equity | of Redemption in and to said mortgaged premises, he forever barred and foreclosed. It is further or dered that this Rule be published in the Albany Xru* once a inonili for three months previous to the next term of this Court, or served on the Defendant or his special ngent or attorney, at least three month- previous to the next term of this Court. RICHARD II. CLARK, Judge Sup’M’ourt S. W. C. November Term, 1866. It appearing to the Court Hint no notire of the foregoing Rule has been madc.in terms of the law, Ordered that the Rule be so delayed as to make the mime returnable to tbe next term of the Court, nnd that the defendant, McIntyre, show cause on or before the first day of the next term of this Court, why he should not pay the principal and interest due on said note to the plninlill, or why the said mortgage should not be foreclosed, and that this Rule he served III terms of the lnw. A true ext rue I from the minutes. This Feb 9th, 1887. THOMAS ALLEN. Clerk. Feb. P.’th, 1887. II — inStn Notice to Debtors and Creditor i. GKonutA -Baker County. N OTICE is hereby given all persons having de- j mauds against Daniel D. Hall, lute of said ; county, deceased, to present I belli to us, properly . made oul, within the time urescribed by lav. so as lo show their character and amount ; nnd all per- j sons indebted lo mid deepased are hereby required : in make immediate payment. E. IL THOMAS, MARTHA J. HALL. I Adm’r nr D. D. Hall, j March 12—23 — mSTRAU forty**,• Mm «r lot noa»r (to t*M(/ »)*bi, (MS) la " “ ‘ " „ Hi* Ilk dim OBOROIA, Worth CoontyiS) Tli.ec or. lo notify all ond .ingulnr •od croCitora of Loll Rom, <JeceM.il, t poor »t 10/ ottoo Wilkin the <im pr !*», •" the- oimim, if .n/ Ik,/ lure. anmaxA—worth county. WHMIAB. Ciili, K. Tlockeltw appUr. lo mo for loHmof al.mlMioo from lh. admlolatrollon of J.mo. F. Duokrlow, dootored: Thaw on Ikcroforo lo notify oil ood aioiolor Ike kiodrod ood creditor* of told d conned, to bo ond appear ot *y office Wilkin tho Umo pnaoriked by --WMoo.,Ifoo/U.,, bare, .b, I,,. Deo 20,1668 JAMES.W, ROUSE, O Circuit Court. Baker Sheriff Sale. W'mS •Mild «m I he first Tuesday In May next, lie Court House door in the town of Newton, Baker county, Ga.. within the legal hours of sale, the following lots of land, viz.: I Numbers two hundred ntidcighiy-nFne, (289) two { hundred and ninety. (29b) three hundred and eleven. (311) three hundred and thirty. (33b)three hundred mid seventy, (87<H and all of three hundred and ten. (310) mid three hundred nndlhirly-nne. (331) south of Alligator Creek, in the seventh (7th) district oH Baker county Levied on as the properly of -Ins. j W. Ilenrsi to satisfy an attachment liIn issued from j the Superior Court of Baker county, in favor of! James I) Cheek vs. said James W. Hears!. Proper- j |y pointed out in said tifa, nnd affidavit filed in ac cordance with the law. ROBERT J. MILLS, SlicrilV linker County. March 21, 1887 Ij(WIX COUNTY. Gkoiiuia—Irwin County. WllEREAS, J. J. Henderson and Mary Whitby, j applies to me for letters of Administration on the ' estate of John Whitley, deceased. These are therefore to eile aud ndmonisn nil and i singular the kindred and creditors of snid deceased, ; tu lie nnd appear nt my office within the time pre scribed by law*, mid show cause, if any they have, I why said letters should not be granted to J. J. Hciulcrsi.il and Mary Whitley. Given under my band at office, this 22d day of March, 1887. * L. M. COLBERTIf, Ordinary March 30, 1887. j%sriuiiiiwlnilorN Suit'. WILL be sold before, tho Court House door in Irwinvillc, Irwin county, Ga., on tlie first Tuesday iu May next, lot of land number Hi in the Atli dis trict of said county : sold ns the property of K. M. Griffin, deceased, for the benefit of the heirs and creditors of said deceased. Terms CASH. GEORGE YOUNG, Adm’r of II. M. Griffin, dec’d. fcjiSjt _ Gkouuia, Irwin County. Whereas, Wright Tmnhnrlin applies to me for let ters of Di-mission from Guardianship of It. G. Toni- berlin, late of snid county, deceased. These are therefore to cite and admonish all aud singular the kindred and credit ora of snid deceased, to be and ppcnrnt my office within the lime prescribed by law, nnd show cause, if any they can. why said let ters of dismission should not be granted. Given under uiv hand and ollicial signature, this 27th February, 1887. L. M. COLBERT!!, feb28, 18-Riii Ordinary Irwin county. Gkuruia, It win County. Whereas, Micnjah Tucker applies to me fur letters of dismission from administration of the estate of John II. Tucker, Isle of said county, deceased.— These are therefor® Incite all and sirgular the kin dred and creditor- of said deceased, lo be and ap pear at my office within the lime prescribed by lnw, to show cause, if any they ran, why said letters should not ho granted. Given under my hand nnd official signature, this 'th Feprunry, 1887. L. M. CGLBERTII, fel>28, 18 run .Ordinary Irwin county. Urorgia, Irwin Counly. WHEREAS. D. J. Fenn, applies to me for letters of dismission from administration on tho estate of Willis J. Banc, deceased. These are therefore Io cite nnd admonish, nil and singular, the heirs and creditors d>f said deceased, to be and appear at my office within the time prescribed by law, to show cause, if any they have, why said Willis J. 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It will be elegantly embe1Iisliw*d with Steel Pintos, Lithographs, ami Wood Cuts, prepared expressly for this publication, consisting of superb likenesses of I.ce, Davis, Joe Johnston, Polk, Forrest, &c. Its quantity of reading matter will also be in creased, so that it will contain nearly twice the amouut of either Godey or Peterson. We shall nlso introduce a department of Wit and Humor, nnd orcnsionnP Wood Cut Illustrations of Southern and Western Scenery. TERMS.—Single subscribers, $5; eleven copies, $50; twenty-two copies, $100; and nt the same rates for three and six months. Clergymen of all denominations, and Presidents and Professors of Colleges will receive it nt $4. Tbe person who will send us tho largest club of subscribers, not less Ilian 25, previous to March 1st, shall receive a premium of FIFTY DOLLARH. Address W. J SCOTT, Atlanta, Ga. I eh 19. NOTICE! 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