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TJm CMatinrtlMttl A incur, men! e/tkt Unit'd Stain tf. Averica in Congren attembltd urring,) Thai the ~ Ihe tSjflalA-aa of dmenltoth* Gbnnti- ;td£4lM Vhfeb, wtum ratified 4 toifi Le|i«l<Urcs, shall be valid r persona'born or nat- i, and subject to the jW „ tl W!fcVC or enforce any law which shall abridge .... protection 0/ Ita lawn* tAMwRu.mi>« e, P «- ions in eaeli State, excluding Indiana not taxed; “ ‘ ^ T^ 4 M£ • '■ Pniird fiiatrr. RroroMMntaft 14 Congrea., eieeu- llre and JiHldal oBtaeni, or tke mombero of I ho L«girdaUir« Ibereof, is denied lo au>of (Ipe malt in* ' hoMUnn of noV SUle, belsg (went jr-one year, of AtfmiNrRn wtnen the num- .j*tt»ehmiU ,|Uia»l shall Jwn-itetke vholo J« r * of »«• ■** • Bee^81 No ‘parson shell bo s Benelor or Itepro' , *.» s*qUHlve In Congress, elector of Preaident and Vlee President,-jr hold a$y «fUct, ci#l or military, nnUertlel/nllea Slates, or under any State, who, **i having pjwtioualy taken an oath aa-a member of Congress; or aa an officer of the United States, or aa a member of ,*ay. 8t£te Legislature, or aa execu- thre w jddldal officer ef any Slato, to support the Coft^iUstion of the United Stales, ahall have en gaged In insurreetlen or rebellion against the same, •' •4Ui w #V» “dooming to ih.woo.lo. I hereof: » dot Congress may, by a vote of two-lhlrda oT each House, remove such disability. &sa. 4, The.,validity oft the publlo debt of the United; Staul, aulhorlsed by law, Including the debts lnenrred for the payment of pensions and ^ . bounties far service In suppressing Insurrection or rebellion, ahall no| be questioned, but neither the or rebellion against the United Htatea, or 'pafion.of any alavrs, island claims shall be i, 6., The Congress shall havepower lo enforee, tpropriaie legislation, tl^p provisions of this •m Dtjuqo KRT/.cqyNTy. ' DODCHERTr HHfilUFF’fj BALE. Will be sold on the first TucH lay in July next, before the Court House door in the olty of Albany, Dougherty oounty, Ga., between tho legal hours of sale, the following property to-wit: One brick house and lot known as Hie Parmer House, now ocoupled by IVn. Gilbert, lying on Washington street, in the city of Albany, levied in fevor of a mortgage fife from Dougherty Superior Court, June Term, 1807, llenrys, Smith & Townsend vs. Catharino A. Parmer. Properly pointed out by Plaintiff's Attorney. J S BROWN, Deputy Sb’ff May 26,1807 Dougherty Sheriff’s Sale. Will ha told on the Aral Tuesday in July next, W?i: C " U "' y nrnhl hare .pared ^OXtefsi toplM.il ItUIUI Kllo.1T .AH ftnd .ro gr.tlftej lo em I that their olfort. hnr hern liberally- reward- rha Journal j- Jleitengtr haa now a olraulallon that reaehea arary pert or Georgia, and oaionda u . osar ell the iTnUad Btataa, and ila dally Issue lo . I rathtt that Of Mr aalalda of New Orleans. Aa >. . aaAUVKRTlSlNO MBU1UM it proaen o pocullar adra.tagar, endure arc delorptined lliat It aHALL nor to aarTaraada* a VokMr of nliotlr Mm. . , ■ II oonlaln. the haoea Ai.vkrtisinu of noerly all »- . tho adjeoent oonatl.o, including AWrOHD, UPSON, 1 HOUSTON, DOOLY, 8 •d dTS.YLOR, MACON and TWIQOB, Matclhg U almost tMMavRMSAUiaK to huslnuHS men, l of Advertising reasonable. IBB, craw: MONROE, The* Weekly .Youvnal & Mosaongor i it Pnl,)M.e4 life WEDNESDAY, and contains the aaeAVrsttabla aWl.ln'rrejding Ttodlng matter to be found in any paper in this section. ibdaatas^ia Daily, Me month,. “ three months,. I Of n: ft,00 I,INI ... 2,AO j • *• onejrcar, 10,IN) - KryrtHf drfofUt+fd Liter* ot out ri*t. Address j I ROHE St III'll It, . ‘ 1 ' kay W, 1807,..., | Macon, 0a. 7’ THE 7 ! ^GEORGIA, TELEGRAPH 807. iRS OF THE ABOVE huo. labor or expenso to rank or Southern newspa pers,* and they are gratified to annntiuoe that their ■tNHrt,«ta«M.IIMraliyoowl»Md.by n7 r ul.llo. eiartSlWiaAPWharnowaolrcnlaihmthalyeaiil.es »W .retyMVof (UarglOand aatonda into all tin. edjn- , * oegi Statie/aod tin daily inaue 1. u,|ual to that or aay 8oalMirA*&urDel ouletde^of. Notothrleen.— attfroMatapeouliaradYaotAgena.au -A |3|f Kn IU M,— • • ' VEIIll'I.E of creaeffp 8o , ra v i - itry, ia publiahad'every Friday, ' AND HANDS0MK8T WKKK- k > It ohataina eight pagan, ar ^ ^ qoiywss of suttee, Byr NEWS, EDITORIAL and MARKETS, aa r of advertisements are admit- RtofrW** briag to supply Id South with a com- olker^infornia- edemUMi, ... W«wf .ciBfkiw wa eballawga oomparia^u Njrrrr —; SID 00 ."LT. 6 00 .yfldrM f..*:.!' 1 oo % ol^oWtrfft - ♦ 00 IWT a oo THWWTTM.. Uia paid-for, and all aames ‘ <«} wblek LEGAL NOTICES. Ing prop- ■4,1 act furniture, comp!e(e,1 sefcurlnlns, 1 center table, 1 bat rack, U- bedsteads, beds, 2 raattrasaes, 4 pillows and holsters, l, 2 washstanda, 1 toilet NeiL l Tender, 1 . rone, l aide board, 18 chairs. - Levied at as tbe property of B. F. White, to eat Iffy a fife from Superior Court of said county, JoehunfL Trice vs. aj.whiu. June 4, 1807. ^ pi BORGIA—Do vow srtt Coumtt. \JT WitxaxAs, John M. Hill applies to me for letters of Administration on the estate of Dr. A. (J. Hill, lata of said oounty, deceased: These are therefore to cite and admonish all and singular the oreditora and next of kin of said De- { ceased, to he and appear at my ofiioo within t)j* lime prescribed hy law, to she#' cause, if any they have, why permanent letters of Administra tion should not he granted to said John M. Illll. on A. C. Hill's estate. Given under my hand and ofiicial signature at office in Albany. W. H. WILDKIt, _ Albany, April 28, 1807. Ordinary, G EORGIA—Douu>ik*tv County. WuaMMA*, John M. Ilill applies to me Tor Letters of Guardinnship of the person and I iroperly of Lodowlck M. Hill, minor son of A. 0. I ill. late of aald oounty, deceased: These are therefore lo cito nil and singular the next of kin of said minor to he and appaur • at my offioa within the time prescribed by )nw, to show causa, if any they have, why Letters of Guardian ship should not ha granted to J. M. Hill, of tbs person aud property of said L. M. Hill, minor, See. Given under my hand and official signature at office in Albany, April 28, 1807. W. H. WILDBRB, Ordinary, OsoaniA—Dougherty County. hereby given to all persons cancel ou tho - day of 1H07« Crenshaw, late of Dougherty comity, do .... . |jti|l 'ren J 3 W application will be made to the Honorable Court of Ordinary, Worth County, State of Georgia, for leave to sell Lot of Land, No. 4d, In the Fifteenth District of said county. The Widow's dower exoapted. June 8,18t)7. A. M. HILL, Administrator of J. W. Hill, doeaasod Notice • tin as of an ofdtr from the Honorable the Court of Ordinary of Dougherty county, will ie sold On the first Tuesday In July next, before the Court House door In the eity of Albany, Ga., at S ublio sale—Tho real property belonging to Geo. B. Jug, late of said oounty, deceased, consisting of city ‘lots as blMlnaftar described, to-wit.t Corner lot on Washington and Pine streets, fronting Cook’s Warehouse, number not known; lot lying East of the above mentioned lot on Houth side of Pine street, running 06 feet on said Pine street, and run ning South 80 feat; lot number 7 on Broad street, and lot number 78 on Commeroe street, all in the city of Alhaay. Bold for the benefit of the heirn and CredUera of s4td deceased. Terms on the day of sale. This 17th day of May, 1807. PETER J. 8TROZER, Adm’r. May 18lh, 1807. IVTOTICK is ed. that Sidney It. Crei parted thin life Intestate, and no purHtm Imititppl for administration on tho estate of said H. 11. IV nhaw, and that in terms of tho law administration will bp vested in Ihr 1 lerk of the Superior Court, or som* other fit and proper person, thirty day* af ter tbe publication of this oitatlou, unions numb \nl id objection Is made to his appointment. Given under my hand and official signature, this 12th of April, 1867. W. II. WILDER, Ord’y. April 18, 1807. A1 tratioi Gkohuia—Dougherty County. To all whom it may Concern t J OHN M. CUTLIFF and J. II. Holliday having in proper form applied to iu» for leliera of ad ministration on the estate of Lucinda Mabry, Isle of said county, deceased. Thin is to cito all uud singular the crcditorsaud next of kin of Lucinda Mabry, to be aud appear at my office within the time prescribed hy law, and show cause if any they can, why permanent administration should not lie granted to J. M. CutUff and J. It. Holliday on Lii oinda Mabry’s estate. Witness my hand aud official signature, this nth" April, I8U7. W. II. WILDER, Ornhmry. April 18, 1807 • (lguKuiA---D»Hg)icrly t'oiiutv. TO Aid. WHOM IT MAY I'Otyi'UltN ; NNIE E. UAWMON having in proper form ap< _ plied to me for permanent Letters of Admiuis Ton on the eslnle of t*. W. Ilawaou, late of said oounty, deceased. This ia to cite all and singular llinoredilors and next of kin of W. Kawmoii, to lie and appear at my office williiu the Urns prescribed by law, and show cause, if nny<thoy can, why per mauent. administration should not he grouted to A E. lUvrsou an CL W. lUwson’a estate. Witness, my linnd and official signaiure. This April 2Mb, 181)7* W. II. WILD8H. Onl’y, May 2d, 1807 notIok* A LL persons indebted to tho eatalo of F, II. DcGratfenricd, lata of said county, deceased, are requested lo make immediate paymsnt, and all those having demauds against said esta o will pre- seat them properly authenticated within the time prescribed hy law. WM. OLIVER, Adra'r F. H. DeUraUouried, dou'd, April 9, 1807 GEORGIA—Dougherty County, TO ALL WHOM IT NAY OONCKIUI : * S ULLIVAN E. K EM BALI,.having inproper form applied to me for permanent letters of admiuis tratiou on the estate of MamlfrT K. Kenmnll, late o said eounly,deceased. This is to cite til, and sin-, tgulnr the creditors and next of kin ofsaid Bauuiel E. Kcmhall, to be and appear at my dlice within the lime prescribed by law, aud show tauso, if any they can, why permanent aduiinlstratiin sliould not be granted to Hulllvan K. Kembail ot Eaiutiel E. KembaH's estate. Witness: my hand and official sbnatnre. tins March22, 1807. W. H. VII.DEU, March 23,1887 Ordinary. VEoifilA—herly r««VyT WHEREAS, L. K. Welch, Adminiiiralor of the estate of Dr. John R. Hardwick, late if said county, deceased, applies to me fur leave tu sel the House and Lol in tho city of Albany, whereof the said de ceased resided at the limo of his deafl. * Those srs therefore to oito all narihs interested, to be and appear at my office within Ito time pre scribed by law, to show causo, if aiy they have, why said letters should uol be grnutri. * Given under my hand atul official sgnature, this 4th day of February, 1867. W. 11. WII.DEl, Ordinary. Gkoboia—Dougherty County. A LL persons Indebted lo tbe estate of John II Danforth, deceased, are required lo make im mediate payment, and those having claims against said estate, will render them in as the law directs. JOHN U. HILL, Adm’r. April ft, 1807 WORTH COUNTY. Qkonou—Worth Cenoty Whereas, James L Story applies tomsforLstters of Guardianship of the person and property of Sa rah V., James and Martha J. Calhoun, orphans of George W. Calhoun, late of said county, deceased. These a^e therefore to notify .the kindred and creditors of said deccnsod, to be and appear at my oflice within the lime prescribed by law, and show cause, if any they can, why 1 should not appoint the said James L. Story Guardian for said minors. Given under my hand and official signature, may 4, ’07 J. W. ROUSE, Ordinary. NOTICE. MauasseU Hcuderson, one of the Excoutora qf James N. Ford, deceased, having been allowed to resign, owing to the fact that lie had removed to tffe county or Irwin, aud oilier causes, and Robert G. Ford, Sr., a Co. Executor, having applied for leave to resign owing to his old nge and other mat ters, and it being probable that ho will be allowed, and an order having been granted to that effect, so soon as Ro settles with (ho legal representatives of said estate. This is for all persons to come forward nt the July term of this Court to show eause why 1 should net appoint the Clerk of llio Superior or In ferior Court, or some other reliable person, Admin istrator witli the Will annexed on said estate. J. W. ROUSE, May 14,1)M7 Ordioory of Worth Co., Ga. Libel for Divoroe. Ilciijiimiii Willis, Mtiiy wmk P (u III >1 III 5°° Woi-tli Superior Court, April Term,’(17. appearing lo the Court by the return of the Sheriff that the party defendant docs not. reside this comity, it is on motion of counsel, ordered l bat said defendantappear and nnswer at the next term of this Court, else the case he considered in default, aud tho plaintiff allowed to proceed. Aud it is furl her ordered, that this ruin be published in Hie Albany News once a month for fuur months. A true extract from the minutes. April 23, 1867 W. L. HUNT, Clerk. (IgonoiA—Worth Oounty, § 1\TY days after date application will be made lo the. Ordinary ofsaid county, for leave to soil land belonging to tho estate of John Long, late of said county, itwnwwl. W. 0. LAVENDER, Adai’r with Will annexed. April 23, 1867 • Gkohuia—Worth County. Tills is lo notify nil and singular the kindred and creditors of David llornsl^, lute of said county, de ceased, to In)and appear at my office within the i into proscribed by law, Iq show cause, if any tl have, why I should not nppwinl Stephen Brown, said eounly, Administrator on said estate of David Hornsby. »>>’'•!. W. 1IOUHE, Ordinary. April 28, 1867 ' (JxonqtA—Worth County. TIici;r arc lo notify all and singular the kindred ami creditors of Washington Drown, late of said comity, deceased, lo be and appear nt my ofiioo within Gift time prescribed by law, to show cause, if any they have, why t should not appoint Stephen Drown, ofsaid county, Administrator unsaid estate of Washington Drown. April 28,1867 J. W. HOUHE, Ordinary. Ufioaa'iA*-Worth County. These nre to notify all and singular the kindred ami meditora of Samuel Story, late of said county, ^lecoqnfd, to bd and appear at my offico within ths nimd pfrsMbkd by 1*W| and Shpw cause, if any they have, why 1 sliould not appoiut James L. Story, of said county, Administrator on said estate of Dam- ucl Story. J. W. ROUSE, Ordinary. April 28, 1867 H: OioxoiA—Dougherty County. Gkohuia—Worth County. These nr»1o notify all and singular the kindred nnd creditors of S. U. Thews, lata of said county, deceased, to bo and appear at my office within the time prescribed by law, to show cause, if any they have, whj 1 should not appoint Joshua Thews Ad ministrator on the said rstale of 8. D. Thews. April 23,1867 r«- J. W. ROUSE, Ordinary. GEORlllfl—Worth ronnly. WHEREAS, James M. Rouso, Administrator on thopstats of S. W. Rouse, applies to me for letters ofdjHiiiysidn. Then* are )tberefore, to notify the kinured aud creditors of said deceased, to be and appear at my office within the lime presented by law to show Cause, if any they have, why said let ters of dismission, should not be granted, dec. 22*66 63. , OT1CE is hereby given to all porous concerned itm tho day of 186 , Livh l’nce, la*o of Dougherty county, departed this ire testate, m! leaving Julia A. Pace Executrix to ta last Will nnd Testament, and she having Intermaried with Peter MeLaren, and by said intormarriagoiiaUt rstale is not now represented, and no person las applied for administration with the Will annexe* on the tatAta of aald Pavia Pace, and that tn termAif the law ad ministration will be vested in tbe Vlrk of the Su perb* Court, or some ether It and [herson, thirty days after the publication o Inis citation', unless some valid objectiqn is made to his nppoiul- SMS&Stt jLguMgj Given under my band and officialsignaturo, this 10th day of May, 1867. W. 11, WILDER, sJ ilth, 1867 Ordinary. XfottoatoDebtors and Oeditorn, Guomia—Dougherty County.. I eti W HERE AS, Beasomi Kalrcloth Administrator ou ths Estate ef Georgs M. Green deceased, applies to me for letters of Dismission. Theao are therefere, te notify tho kindred aud creilors, of said deceased, lo be anil appear at nay office within the time pre scribed by taw* lo shop cause. If- any thqy have,. nJiy.aaid letters of dismission should not be grant-, ed. ■ !l Given under,mjr hand and. official .signature, De- tSwr —'-L—V ; —*i —• a ttMMfllA^WOkTH COUNTY. ’ WHERE Aft, JJeajamlaWiliit applies to ms for letters of dismission from administration on ths ee« ** ivtet Att • .• — * —m ———i. l -— #— ——*—. »-.xj .» — ceased, will prseenl them far pay^sntr^tld those . . .. I. . .. .. .. toward%ad make Indebted te said eatats, willeomn payment to me or Wright k Wi j; gULLlVAN E. ' ... Attorneys. LL, Adin'r. te o(John Willis, deqeased ; [Thef ife ihfeerdfito cite d*d *dffi*lsh all ta4 ngnlOTUra kMdredVnd creditors oFUffld deceased, to U and appopr>9* toff f® c * wlthlm the time pre scribed by law, te-' show cause, If any they have, .M. ROlliE, Otoih.Yy. aire* under my and .Aelal UU iCBE, Ord’y. BIXTT DATS after d»le .ppllcatlon will be inMr to the Ordinary of Mid county, for learn to out lot of land nanibor 218, in tha 7th dlatriot of laid oonn- ty, aa the property rf dMe-jd; Adm’r of William Willis, deo’d. march 28,1867. OxonarA, Worth County.—The** are to notify all and singular ths kindred and creditors, and all others concerned, to be and appear at my offioe within the lime prescribed bylaw, to showoause, if any they have, why I should not, by virtue of my offies, appoint the Clerk of ths Superior Court, or •ome other fit and proper person, Administrator on the estate of Augustus J. Schrntchins, deo’d. Given under my hand and official signature, this Feb. 20th, 1867. J. W. ROUSE, Ordinary. feb28 OZSOBOZA—WORTH COUNTY. WHEREAS, Ceilia E. Buckelew applies to me for letters of dismission from the administration of James F.Buekelew, deceased: These are therefore to notify all and singular ths kindred and creditors of said deceased, to be and appear at roy offioe within the time prescribed by law, to show oause, if any they have, why said let ters should not be granted. Given under my hand and official signature, this 20th day of December. 1806. JAMES W. ROUSE, Ordinary. Deo 29, I860 04-Om MITCHELL SHERIFF’S SALE. Will be aold before the Court Houee door of Mitch ell County, on the first Monday In July next, be tween tbe legal hours ofeale—Lots of lend number 37, 88, 89, 40, and 4, in tho 12th dietrict of Mitch ell county, Ga., as the property of James Maples, to satisfy the following fifes from Mitchell Superior Court: Carhart & Brother vs. James Maples, and sundry fifes in favor of officers of Court vs. James Maples, one fife in favor Lynns C. Shaw vs. James Maples, end other fifus in my hands vs. said Maples. Property pointed out by plaintiff’s attorney. ALSO, AT SAME TIME AND PLACE: Will be sold—Lots of land numbers 16, 280, 367, In the JUth district Mitchell county—110 in the 11th distriet Mitchell county, and 61 in the 9th district Mitchell county; levied on ns the property of Wm. Court, W. Chcever by virtue of a fife from Dougherty ( icrior Court, James II. Hill, Trustee, sc., vs. v.r . Cheever. May 80, 1807 W. HENRY SMITH, Sheriff. BAKER COUNTY. Baker Superior Court—Nov. Tenm 1866. RICH’D F. LYON, Adm’r of B. R. While, Vs. DANIEL C. MoINTYRB. Petition to Foreoloas Mortgage. Notion to Debtors and Creditors. Groboia—Baker County. N OTICE is hereby given all persons having de mands against Daniel D. Hall, late of said oounty, deceased, to present them to us, properly mode out, within the time prescribed by law, so as to show their character ami amount; and all per sons indebted to said deceased are hereby required to make immediate payment. K. B. THOMAS, MARTHA J. HALL, Adm’r of D. D. Hall. March 12—28 IRWIN COUNTY. Uxobuia—Irwin County. WHEREAS, J. J. Henderson and Mary Whitle y applies to me for letters of Administration on the estate of John Whitley, deceased. These are therefore to cite and admonish all and singular the kindred and creditors of said deceased, lo be and appear at my office within the time pre scribed by law, and show cause, if any they have, why said letters should net be granted to J. J. Henderson and Mary Whltloy. Given dnder my hand at office, this 22d day of March, 1867. L. M. COLBERTH, Ordinary March 30, 1807. Gboboia, Irwin County. Whereas, Wright Totnberlin applies to me for let ters of Dismissfrom Guardianship of D. O. Tom- berlin, late of said eounly, deceased. These art therefore to oUe and admonish all and singular the kindred and credit ore of said deceased, to be and appear at mff offioe within the time prescribed by law, and skow canse, If any they ean, Why said let ters of dismission should not be granted. 7 Given ander toy hand tfid official signature, ibis 27th February, 1867. L. M. COLBERTH, fob28,18-6m Ordinary Irwin county. UBUSUM, IIWIUVUHUIJ. . Wkcrw*. Tucker appllu to m. f ofdtamlMltmfrom.dmlnUtrulwi of Ik. < John H. Tucker, late of aaid county, dec feb2i Ordinary Irwin eounly. GMTRta* Irwls (iMBly. WHEREAS, Q, J. Fcna, applies to me for letlcre clt. u< uUuwiik, all ud ■iu.lur, Ik. k. Ira and cfctlHora pt «»(U deceased, to kc'and appear at a, jSMS&gjS Ik. llm. pralcHSia bj law, 10 ...w com. if an, (hey hare. YYkjr add WilliiJ. Du ikttdld aotba nliavad fNm raid <adnliMr.lt... ttl SomS^S’' .awi- 111 ........ ..l( (1mm VINB OICAM, om* A •• THA* TOBACCO.” , -- L.*.*H.*.- 4 WJttC»- PoUgSr? June ‘ PETER MCLAREN, ) vi. V Mori gage, etc. E. W. Jenkins A John F. Jenkins. J • It appearing to the Court by the petition of Peter MoLaren, accompanied by the note nnd mortgage deed, that on th4$2dday of July* 1863, that the De fendant* delivered to Julia A. Pace, Executrix of D. Paee, deceased, which said Julia A. has, since the makiagofsaldnote and mortgage, intermarried with ths Plaintiff, ainoe which marriage no successor to said Executrix has been appoltoad» .AaadRfcdate the day and jtar aforesaid, whereby the Mfcmmnts promised, oa the first day of Jantt*ry,186« to pay to the Plaintiff as aforesaid, or bearer, fire then* a ml dollsis, for value received. And that, on the day and year aforesaid, the Defendants, the better to sseare the payment of said note, executed and do- barred to the said Julia A., as aforesaid, the deed of mortgage whereby the said Defendants niorl- ■oged to the said Julia A., as aforesaid, city lota Nos. (49) Forty-nine and (61) Hfty-onc, on the oorner of Broad and Jackson streots, Albany, Oa. And it fiirthsr appearing that tbaaaid note remains unpaid, it is therefore ordered, that the said De fendants do pay into Court, on or before' tho Aral day of the next term thereof, the principal, imprest and costs dua on said note, or snow cause, to the contrary, If any they have. And that on failure of the Defendant! to do so, the equity of redemption in end to said mortgaged property be forercr there after barred and foreclosed. Audit is further ordered that this Rule be pub lished in the Albany News once a month for four months previous to the next term of this Court, or served on Defendants or their Attorney nt lonrt threo months before the next term of the Court. A true extract from the minutes of this Court. / J. F.CARG1LE, Clerk. I T appearing to the Court by the petition of Rioh- ard s. Lyon, Adm’r, accompanied by tho note and Mortgage Deed, that on tbe 6lh day of March, I860, Defendant made and delivered to him his pro- rniaory note, bearing dels the day and year afore said, whereby the Defendant promised twelve months aftor date of said note to pay the Plaintiff, or bearer thirteen huudred dollars for value rooelved, with interest from date. And that afterwards, to-wit., on the day and year aforesaid said Defendant, bet ter to secure the payment of said note, executed and delivered to the Plaintiff his Deed of Mortgage, convoying to Plaintiff iot of land number (78) sev enty-eight, in the seventh district of said county, to be void on payment of said note. And it furth er appearing that said note remains unpaid, it is therefore ordered that said Defendant do pay into this Court, on or before the first day of the next term thereof, the principal, interests and costs due on said note, or show cause lo the contrary, if any ho has.. And that on failure so to do, the Equity of Redemption in and to said mortgaged premises, be forever burred and foreclosed. It Is further or dered that this Rule bo published in the Albany AVitj once a month for three months previous to the uest term of this Court, or Horved on the Defendant or his special agent or attorney, at least three months previous to the next term of this Court. RICHARD II. CLARK. Judge Sup’r Court 8. W. C. November Term, 1866. It appearing lo the Court that no notice of the foregoing Rule Iibh been made in terms of the law, Ordered that the Rule be so delayed as to make the Hamo returnable to the next term of the Court, aud that tho defendant, McIntyre, show oause on or before the first day of the next term of this Court, why ho should not pay tho prinoipal and interest due on said note to tbe plninlifl, or whv the said mortgage should not be foreclosed, and that this Rule be served in terms of the law. A true extract from the minutes. Tills Feb 9th, 1867. THOMAS ALLEN, Clerk. Feb. 12th, 1807. 11— tn3m Qkosoia, Irwin County. ferletters estate of .. deceased.— Those nre therefore to cite nil nnd sirgular the kin dred nnd creditors of said deceased, to be and ap pear nt my offioe within the time prescribed by law, to show oause, if any' they can, why Mid letters signature, this 27lh £epru»ry, 1IW. U M. COLBERTH, There comelii glntl lidings oflui To young anil to old, lo great ,Wk Th* beauty -wJUcU once .» iSJtaAi, Is froo for all, and all may he Fsl7 ■*** f Bjrtliomo of CIIASTELLAI WHITE UQm IKIN' AM11L For Improving »ad Beautifying ih« q Tho most valuable .and perfect Menu, for giving the skin a beautiful pearldSi I is only fuund in youth. It quickly r*l> Freckles, Pimples, Blotches, Moth Phh ness. Eruptions, and all impurities h kindly healing the same and leaving inl and dear as alabaster. Its use cannot Ul by tho closest scrutiny, and being a vcmu^I paralion is perfectly harmless. 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Whereas, the following resolution was unanimous ly adopted by the Medioal Association of the State of Georgia lately in council assembled, to-wit.: “Rtiolved, That in the opinion of (tils Association there is no breach of the Code of Medical Entries governing the Profession for Physicians to contract with owners or agents of Plantations for the treat ment of Freedmen in their employ. Provided, that in each city, county or neighborhood, uniformity of charges be obserred and underbidding avoided.” Therefore bs it— Reiolued, That for the purpose of carrying out in good faith the Proviso of the Association In assu ming ths privilege granted to the Physicians of this State by that resolution, a committee of 6 be ap pointed by the Chairman to draft n Fee BUI of oharges for contraoti, jrhich shall he submitted to this meeting for ratification. Passed. That It is to be distinctly understood, That such contracts are not with the freedmen, but with tin- planter, who in each and every instance shall lie the responsible party, and who shall hind himself in writing (at the option of the Physician) to the ful filment of the same. Passed. Ruohtd Zd, Thai to obtain perfect uniformity in rates of charges, and to prevent all underbidding among Physioians, the following rates of oharges for ooatraots be, nnd the samo is hereby appended to the Fee Bill that is now in use. Passed. Ruolvtd, That in cases of contract for attendance on freedmen, the charge shallbe at least the auiouut of one visit and mileage in each ease contracted for, at therate of one dollar per mile in going, and two dollars per visit and prescription. Atrueoopy. Attest: GEO. R. C. TODD, See y. John T. Sims, President. May 4, 1867 46-iu3m A LECTURE to YOUTsra men. Jutt Published, in a Sealed Envelope. Price sir Cents. 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