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GEORGIA WEEKLY OPINION.
THE WEEKLY OPINION.
BT W. 1. tCBUQOI AJTD J. B. DDMBLB,
SUNDAY MORNING, NOVEMBER 17.
Tho rcsponso of Mississip
pi to the Congressional Invitation forBe-
coDstrucUon, to emphatic. Tlia loteatdlo-
pacth says that “returns from little morc
than half the State of Mississippi show
that nlue thousand moro than a majority
Of the persons registered have voted on
the Convention question. It soys the re
maining counties will lucrcn«o the majori
ty, as in some counties the opponents of
the Convention voted; also that in the part
of the State heard from the unreconstruct-
«d voters stayed nway from the polls. Only
one Conservative delegate is known to be
elected. Among thoso who took the stump
In favor of a Convention was Hon. A. Q.
Brown, cx-Unitcd States Senator, and Ucn.
Alcorn, Senator elect.” Mr. Brown occu
pied the responsible position of Governor
of the State at one time, and none of the
statesmen In that State ranked higher In
the esteem of the people than he did. Gen.
Alcon, also, was n favorite with the people.
The writer met both, fh-i, mtly, during
the early years of the , ..ml speaks ad
visedly as to the estimate placed upon
them by Die public. Where men of such
Standard worth espouso a just cause, the
principles they advocate are sure to suc
ceed. m .
Puouaulk Esncr Repjul of tub Cot
ton Tax.—The Baltimore Sun’s Washing
ton special of the 11th says: “From the
members of Congress who have been hero
recently, and others now In the city, It ap
pears that tliero Is strong probability that
tbo tax on cotton will be repealed shortly
niter Congress convenes. The pressure In
favor of this repeal in all directions of the
North from influential citizens Is almost
Irresistible." < 11
Alabama Cozen Fmsxnvxn.—The State
Sentinel, of yesterday, referring to the
prejudiced telegraphic report, that the
StateConventlon contcmplatedlrcpudiation
says: “All (he apprehension of the Con
vention repudiating nny of the dobtsof
the State made before the war, or any of
the funded debt made slnco the rebellion
ended, to secure the debt existing before
the war, have banished since the action of
the Convention on yesterday.
“The Convention has gone still further,
and rather than levy a special tax upon the
people to meet the expenses of the State,’
have endorsed and made legal what is
known as State Certificates, which gives to
that class of money a legal vitality, and
our peoplo of all classes now, will have no
hesitancy in receiving them In all business
transactions.”
Wnoxa.—A correspondent of the Savan
nah News and Herald writes that five hun
dred bales of cotton are detained at three
country depots alone on the Central Rail
road, for the want of government tags.—
And It Is promptly added, “ The tax Is op
pressive enough, without keeping the
planters and merchants out of the little
money that Is coming to them as their In
terest In the crop."
Tiiori* Si’i'j.mon Cbt.’irr.—The Novem
ber Term of this Court will begin on .Mon
day next. Judge Collier, we suppose, will
preside. To this, the I.nflrange Reporter
adds: We aro glad toloaru;tliat our now
Judge is w inning favor wherever lio has
presided since his recent appointment to
this (tho Coweta) Circuit, vice Judge War
ner appointed to the Supremo Bench of
the State. If General Pope should issue
no “ bull ” to the contrary, our young and
Indefatigable Solicitor General, Wm. II.
, , Hulsey, will be In attendance, If not Provi
dentially prevented.
Mu. Stevens.—A Philadelphia dispatch,
of the 13th, says: “ Hon. Thaddcus Stevens
left Lancaster this morning at l> o’clock. In
<v special car. arriving here at noon. The
ear wan attnehed to the through train for
Washington. The ride did not fatigue
him; lie was silting up; was In good spir
its and conversed freely with a largo num
ber of friends who paid their res]wets to
him during tlia time he was at West Phila
delphia.
Rktuenciimunt.—General Grant has Is
sued a series of regulations, prohibiting tho
employment of civilians In any branch of
the military service, whoro soldiers can lie
detailed without Injury to the service. Al
so a general order containing thirteen reg
ulations, arranged with n view to tho moro
economical administration of the aflktrs of
tho army, and n more uniform nnd system
atic inode oricttlng contracts for supplies
or services required. Tho order concludes
thus:
“ The Secretary of War, ml interim, de
sires to Impress upon all branches of the
military service, tho necessity of greater
economy In public expenditures, and of
curtailment. In every department of the
service, of present expenses, wherever the
requirements of the service will permit
such reduction.
Pnoanss^-The Bain bridge Argus states
that tho laying down of tho Iron on the
extension of tho Atlantic and Onlf Road.,
to Us Western terminus, will Iw Itnishol to
Dcjiot No. Ill, hy Monday 1 next. This
Depot, which Is known »» llnrrell. Is
seventeen miles from llnlnhridge, nml
eighteen from Thomasvllle. Tho remain
der of the track Is being rapidly prepared
for the Iron. [ [ ,
|y We saw it Stated that Judge Kelly,
of Pennsylvania, Is ont In a letter, in which
he nays Gen. Grant will not carry a single
Mate unless thu.platform ho stands upon
2M
doctriae. " "
Bccoiiatraetl»'ln^U«rglit—The Of-
Tbo official vote of tho State, at the late
election was declared last evening. The
result corresponded with what we have
heretofore announced—a complete triumph
of the friends of Reconstruction.
Tho political character of tho Convention
elect has not been questioned. But some
of tho dlsuntonlsts baro questioned the
vote. Let this be analyzed by the grum
blers:
The Registered List numbered 188,047:
tho Vote east 100,410; majority of register
ed voter) that voted 12,C!C. “For a Conven
tion,” 102,283. “Against a Convention,”
4,127; majority for Convention 08,160. Vote
for Convention, 102,283; majority of vote
“FOR A CONVENTION’” over half the
Registered vote, 12,087.
The Registration lists gave about 10,000
majority white voters. About 30,000 of
these voted for Convention, and In favor
of Reconstruction. Thus the people of
Georgia have recorded their verdict. As
to 'their future decision there can be no
doubt. Tiixt will bktubk to tux Union.
The Atlanta Opinion learns that “Gen
Pope lias directed Treasurer Jones to dis
burse from the State Treasury, during the
ensuing year, to the benevolent Institu
tions or the State, amounts equal to the ap
propriation made last year by the legisla
ture. This will enable tho unfortunates to
bo provided for. The taxes now being col
lected, with other Incomes of the State will
supply tho means.”
We would like far the nstuto editor of
the Opinion to designate thoso clauses of
the Reconstruction acts which authorize
Gen. Pope to take control of the Treasury
of the State, nml Its benevolent Institutions.
Cniumhui Enquirer
If the editor of tho Enquirer 1ms not ye
learned the comprehensive definition of
tho word “ProvisionalGovernment,” wo
shall not, at his late day, undertake to In
struct him. That he bos not sympathy
enough for tho unfortunates of .the State,
to lead him to applaud tho action of Gen.
Pope, we regret. Tho Provisional tax
payers contribute enough to our Provis
ional Treasury to support our Benevolent
Institutions. Why,In the name of the great
est of the three virtues—Cbarity—should
not these be taken care of, before wealthy
Provisional officers are provided for? Will
the Enquirer and other grumblers an-
swer?
Gen. Pope's Oiroien to the TiiEASimxn.
In commenting yesterday on a paragraph
copied from the Atlanta Opinion, regard
ing an order said to have been Issued by
General l’ope to Treasurer Jones, remarks
were based upon an Interpretation which
wo are convinced was incorrect. We
supposed tho order extended to u duplica
tion of all the benevolent appropriations
made by the lost Legislature, and was not
confined strictly to established State Insti
tutions that nrc obliged to ho carried on,
and for the support of which, from
the Treasury, without appropriations hy
law', the absolute necessit’j ot the ease could
he rightfully pleaded In justification—
such as the Academy for tho Blind, the
Deaf and Dumb anil Lunatic Asylums
etc., etc.
The above, from the Macon Telegraph
of yesterday, makes a graceful amende for
an article published by that Journal a day
or two since, to which w e hare alluded.
But. brother Sneed, Is not tho “rineruar" In
your second paragraph, on tho loth, too
strong?” “JIrs.Caudle” rc-appcars, wo
think! We quote again:
•• Wo (the Telegraph) wore led Into this
error probably by the fact that General
l’oiie had been applied to for authority, ns
If he had control of tho treasury of the
State; whereas tho duly chosen represen
tatives of the people at the capital, linil us
much {lower and discretion in the matter,
and indeed were the only parties who
could rightfully. In our estimation ut least,
use them.
“Mrs. Caudle,” of the Telegraph, forgets
that “ the people of the capital”—wo sup-
poso lie moans those who occupy official
positions—are PROVISIONAL only.—
Their power isdependent, or “provisional,”
as wo may eliooso to name it. That they
were tho “only parties who could right
fully.” etc. wo question. They have exer
cised the functions of their offices, it is
true iiroeisionallyl
But the Telegraph growls again. It
says:
For the life of us wo cannot sea why
General l’opc was applied to for authority
in such a matter. The lawful custodians
of the public money should linvo taken the
rcsiwlulbility under the elreuiustancos.
nnd reported their notion and tho necessity
that dictated It to the representatives of
the people. They would have boon amply
sustained and their uct* legalized.
This last takes all the graco from the
apology. “ Mrs. Caudle’’like, Mr. Snood
has said too much. He commenced right,
talked kindly, but tho relapse reminds us of
lectures we have read before. The OriN-
ion, however, Is satisfied with the eoncca-
slons made.
Sympathy.— 1 rile Italians of Sail Francis
co held a meeting on tho night of the 13tli,
and passed resolutions condemning the ac
tion of Victor Emanuel nml IAmis Napo
leon. A subscription for tho benefit of
Garibaldi was opened, ami some two thou
sand dollars collected, to In forwarded to
Italy to United States Minister Mareli, to
gether with n letter, thanking him, in the
name of the Italian population here, for
the sympathy shown to Gartlmldl.
-lUceltaneou, Items.
A Very distinct shook’of an earthquake
was Ml In this city to-day, but caused no
damage.
A hew nml Unknown disease prevails
among the horses In portions of Colorado.
Many horses are dying.
Major Joseph Work, ronoorly a rich slave
holder. and resident of Nashville, hnt.more
recently of Bowling Green. Kentucky,
committed suicide hy cutting Ida throat
with a razor.
The Yonng Men’s Christian Association
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VtfStXr* »s*-**u m uom*
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is Hamilton county, Florida, it tbs rssblsDcs or 'Legal Advertisements, Legal. Advertisements
its brother, Jama* 8. Uauldlng. on. tho 5th No-. r.vmMil a. uTorhW - ' r ’ "T ' AiiSfONALK.
hli brother, Jinn fi. Uauldlng, on.tho 6th No- 'nyoiIOIA Bartow County
Tember lost, after on illness of two weeks of GEORGIA, DARTOW COUNTY,
typhoid fever, Willum A, GAffLDtxa, son of Col.
A. A. Gauldlng, of Atlanta, In the seventeenth
year of his age. Ykr Away from homo In A
strange land, he sleeps in peace? “the sleep which
knows no waking.
Legal Advertisements
ADMINJBTKATOK’S SALK.
BY vlrttte of an order from the Court of Ordla
ary of Bartow county, Georgia, will be sold before
the Court lJousodoor, In tho town of Cartcr»fiUo,
in said county, on the first Tuesday in January,
1H18, within the legal hour* or sale, the follovrlnp
property, to.wit: One naif iutero-t in lot* of land
Non. !#H, lWh 9fl», S6C *13. *14, 311, and all ofloU
Nos. MW slid SCI iu the eighteenth (18) dUtrictuutl
third section of Polk coiinty. Csa. Fold r.s the
property of Benjamin Turner, lute of said county,
deceased, nnd lor t‘»e benefit ot the heir* uud
creditor* or raid jdueeused. Term* of sale cash.
J. C. SIMS. Administrator.
Printer’* fee fii
November lGth, 1«07.
GEORGIA, Bsbtow county.
WHEREAS. Gilbert C. Gboltton applies for let*
ten of administration on tho estate or Isaac S.
Gholston, late of said county, deceased!
This is, therefore, to cite all and singular
the kindred and creditors or said deceased
to be and appear at my office within the
time allowed by law, and show cause. If any they
can, why said letters should not be granted in
term* of law.
Given under my band and official signature,
U.U 11U. d„ of Noremoorjuzn
novlb—W»d Printer’s fee |8
ADMINISTRATOR’S SALE,
BY virtue or an order from the Court of Ordina
ry of Paulding county, Georgia, will beioldon
the first Tuesday in January, 1868. before tho
Court House door, in the town of Dallas, Pauld
ing county, Georgia, between the legal hours or
•ale, the fellnwing lots er land, to-wit: Nos. 461,
473,474,473,403 and 337. In the third district and 84
section. Sold as the property or R. Grogan, do
sed. Sold lor tho benefit of the heirs and
ilitors. Terms cash. November 14. Is67.
A DM1N 1ST RATO U’S SALE."
BY vtrtueof an order from tho Court of Ordlna-
of Paulding county, Georgia, will bo
tiic first Tuesday in Juuuary, 12*68. before tho t
House door. In the town of Dallas, Paulding
county. GeorglA, between tho legal hours of sale,
the uudivld nail of lots or laud Nos. 630.670,673,
077,678 and C9i, la the third district and third sec
tion. Sold os the property of L. A. Corruth, de
ceased. cold for the benefit of the heirs ■»»«•
creditors. Terms cash. November 14.1867.
ADMINISTRATOR’S SALE.
BY virtue of an order from tho Court of Ord in-
ary of Paulding county, Georgia, will be sold be-
loro tho Court House door. in tho town of Dallas,
Paulding county, Georgia, between the legal
hours of sale, on tue first Tuesday in Jan
uary. 1868, the following lots of land, to-wlt:
Nos. 098,754,749,091.761,761. 687. 750. 689, 690. 746,
four acres of 693, and east half or No. 680; also, the
undivided half of lots of land Nos. 773,749, 738.
737,703 and 70S, all lying in the third district nud
third section of Paulding county, Georgia. Hold
as the property of Oliver Uussom, deceased. Fold
for the benefit of the heirs aud creditors. Terms
cosh. November 14.1NJT.
H. M. WHITWORTH. Administrator.
novlO—w40<l Printer’s feo $9 .
ADMINISTRATOR’S SALE.
BY virtue of
, Georgia,
lore tho Court House door, in thu town of Dallas,
Paulding county. Georgia, between the legal
hours or sale, on ibe first Tuesday in .lunuury, 1868,
* -wit; Right hundred
^ nine hundred and
trlct and 3d section'd *)’aul<ling . .,
Sold lor the benefit of the heir* and creditors.
Terms cash. November 14.1867.
the following lot* of laud, t
ADMINISTRATOR’S SALE.
BY virtue of urfordcr trom tho Court or Ordin
ary of Pavettocounty, Georgia, will lie sold be
fore the Court House door, in Fayetteville, in
said county, on the first Tuesday iu January, 1868,
between the legal hours ofsale, the land belonging
to the estate or Allison Spier, deceased, Into or
Payette county, being known ns tho plantation of
said deceased, being luts Nos. 34, 34,33, 44, and
parts of lots No*. 36, 37, 43 nnd 66, all in the i)th
Sold in parts or pui
i suit puri’hnsor*.-
ALLIbON SPIER, Administrator.
ADMINISTRATOR’S SALK.
BY virtue, of an order from tho Court of Ordina
ry'of Forsyth county, Georwia, wo will oiler for
sale, before thu Court Ilon*o door iu the town of
Camming, Ga.,on the first Tuesday iu December
mxt, the plantation lying about twelve miles
north eust of dimming, Georgia, containing
eighty-eight acre*, more or less, well Improved iu
every respect, belonging to the estate of Heury
K. Goiter, late of sain county, deceased. Sold for
the benefit of the heirs aud creditor* of said de
ceased. Term* cash. October 33. 1867.
MARY J. UUBEU, A4-"’rx.
ROBERT A. KAKEUF, Atluf
rlntcr’s
j |5
OctJJ7—W40d
ADMINISTRATOR’S i ALE.
BY virtue of nn order from the Court f •
ry of Newton countv. Georgia, will bo sold on the
first Tuesday in December, 1867, at the t ourt
House door, in said county, between the legal
hours or sale, the tract or land whereon .lame* D.
.lohm-nn icslded at tho timo of his death, contain
ing eleven hundred acres, more or less and ad
joining lauds «»r Hubert J. Henderson, .John Day,
Henry Camp, John Austin nnd other*. Terms—
Qne-ltAlf ensh or on :*» days, nnd balance at 19
sci ured. October*3,1867.
J. M. PACK, Admiiii-trator.
octil—w!(M lTiiiieifc kc $
ADMINISTRATOR'S SALE.
B Y vlrtuo of nn order from the Court of Ordinary
of llenrv county, Ga., will ho sold on the first
Tuesday in December nevt, at the court House
door In thu town of McDonough, as the rent estate
of Thomas Dickey, d see used, late of said county,
more or less, part of lot So. 68, In the
octltf—w40d
Plater’s fee 65
POSTPONED ADMINISTRA’R’S SALK.
BY virtue of an order from the Court of
Ordinary of Gordon county. Georgia, will
be laid before the Court llonse door, Iu the
town of Calhoun, on the lint Tuesday In
December next, within tho legal houre of
sale, lot of land No. 101 in the T4th district
and 3d zcctlon, containing 140 acres, the
wldow’a dower to conic out of It. Sold a>
tho property of Stephen MqUInnU, de
ceased, tor tho bencltt of tho heirs nnd
credltots of said deceased. Terms of sa! f —
half cash; balance tlx months credit with
approved security. October in. 1807.
O. SI. THOMPSON, Adln’r.
oct22-w40d Printer’! fee 83
OKORGIa, Paulding countv.
,’0 MONTHS attoi- Onto tjipllcatlon will
A .nail, to tbo Court or Ordlaarjrof Pslil.llbE
bounty.Ueorzto. lor lear. to .ell tbo real aalaU or
J.C.S. Foote, .lecnascd. October 4. UWt.
<«. W. FOOTK, Administrator,
oettf—tvtm Printer*, fpo sa
GEORGIA, GWINNETT COUNTY,
mivo MON rtuafterthl.dateappllea'lon will
L In- matin to the Court or (Jr,Unary onto Innett
ohbty, for lea re tonal (l.e l,n,U Uiunslns to the
.title ol MMIII.I P. William.. <l,ernte.1.
WM. P. Wll.I.IAUO.sen. A.hnY.
Bepteinl.er IHO—tula f I'l. fee j
GEORGIA, PaULDINO county.
mule to the Uiul
J. W. II.VUMIS. Aitmlnlatrator.
t-nle, Printer’, fre tn
applUaUon will be
■ OJ'.OjHilA, ]’auld«I» county. • ‘■I
conn icnccdTtssession ill Netv York on two mmnw^leraatet-wlllamdrtoPwLDnit
the I itli. Also the Protestant Eplaoopalijt la't'toety i?* WWMWBVOlJjggaJg
lllne cm (’.invention. Itl.tmn ! ro. n!’ i". )l!,,-
PSP^vorst,,»;
i5ttot{*10 t,u! 1 nulJont of Ul ° latter
, uu Thur.tli.y, thu I
WHEREAS, A. M. l’enn Epplleato me WILL be .old beiorotho
ttr h rt,ra of iidinlnlstmtlon on tho eitaie
of AUnv M. illlhuri), late of laid county, 1 J« town“it o.Ns.brllle street to ..Id town or
dcccaseU: I Ringgold, cost of the Court House, num'wr not
These : -C. therefore, to cite and admon- j uSS“tjo a or
Ish all and singular tho next Of kin and I “loKi AIS3SI i, Vtflten^
creditors of said deceawd. to be and appear
at my office within the lime preocrihed by
law and show cause. If any they can. why
«ald letters should tint he granted.
Given under roy hand and official signa
ture, 20th October, 1807.
J.A. IlOIVAIfi), Ordinary,
__oel2!i— «30,l , _ jq|iii..r’#f«’is:i'
GEORGIA. Fiin*YT(» eol'MV.
iOKsUII LOL'KT OF U*I !>AWV. AT C’HAMUt.JiF, J.-l
’ NOYr*Bin«.l8«7.
WI1KRKAS, >lr». 8jiifna W. Mf-Ginnt* Hi*
iiisulo a|ij<iiciitioii me iu uro|>or form for ui-r-
luitnunv fatter* of iwV.hli'.Utmlon on thu »>t.»t4’ of
I luixbumi, U'HHani R. McGiuni.-, law-
of►aid
This is, thort'foiv, toirito all jiersoiis roiKcrnt*d
lfoth kindred aud creditor* to *how i*u*o, H um
they have, why letter* of administration khoiild
not be grantedsaid ttpjdlcant at the regular term
of said court in Decern bur next, on said ducca»ed'
estate. ** "' ’* “
norS—w30<l
vvuh.ukno, no proper application for;
administration has been made to me on t
or Charles McCrary, late of said county. Uecea»od
Tnese are, therefore, to cite and admonish all
persons concerned, kindred nnd creditors, to show
GEORGIA, Hknry county.
WHEREAS, no proper application for letters 01
*'■* “* a the estate
deceased:
admonish all
. - — itors, to show
cause. If any they can, within the time preserilmd
by law, why the Clerk or the Superior or inferior
Court, or some other fit and proper person should
not be appolntod ndmInhtra'or on said e-tutc.
Given under my hand and official signature
this October 80th, 1M7.
0, R. NOLAN. Ordinary.
B4it-ff7k|Printer’* lee 63
GEORGIA, ilKNKY county.
WHKRKA8* no proper applleatlon fer letter* of
’This fa, therefore, to rite nml ndmotil-ii all pr
Ity law, why thetfcik of ibe Mi per
fret.-e I ............
this October3dtli,i:«7.
fit ami prop
ii uflii'ial dianatiire,
g. It. NOLAN, Ordinary.
Brin
*3
GEORGIA, GwiNKitrr county.
WHEREAS, Wm. II. Strickland, guardian ofC.
W. Strickland, npplies to this Court In propel
form for letters of dismission from his guuidiun
shin:
This is, therefore, to cite all persons concerned
to show cause, if any they have, why letters of dis
mission shall not be granted on the first Monday
novS—w80d
Printer’s fee $3
GEORGIA, Butts county,
WHEREAS, J. T. Castleberry applies to me for
letters of administration on the estate ol'Jeptbu
Castleberry, late of said county, deceased:
These are, therefore, to cito and admonish all
and singular the klndrod and creditors or said de
ceased, to l?e and appear at my office within the
time prescribed by iuw, and show reuse, if urn
they can, why said letters should not be grunted
the applicant.
Given under my hand and official signature,
this October ilO, 13R7.
WILEY GOODMAN, Ordinary.
nov5—w30d« Printer’s fee W
GEORGIA, Butts county.
WHEREAS, Henry B. Fletcher applies tome
for letter* or administration nn the rstute of Jus.
M. Milligram. Into of said county, deceased:
These aro, therefore, to cite nnd admonish nil
and singular the kindred nnd creditor* ofsnid do-
'* ‘ appear at my office within the
cause, if any
ot bo granted
tho applicant
Giv
i should
hand and official signature,
this October SU, 1NJ7-
WILEY GOODMAN. Ordinary.
Printer's foe fH
GEORGIA, Fayette county.
JEPTHA LANDRUM. Administrator of the
estate of Washington Landrum, Into of said coun
ty deceased, having applied to the Court ot'Ordlna-
ry of said county lor leave to soil tho land belong
ing to said estate of said deceuscd, for the benefit
of nelrs and creditors;
All persons concerned arc notified to file their
objectlous, iinny they lmvo, within two numbs
from the publication of this notice, else leave will
*■ * ‘ fur thu tiulcnfsnid real estate.
ler my hand and official signature this
November the td, 1867.
Assignee’* Notice off Appointment.
IX tho District Court of the United
Stiitcs, Northern District of Georgia:
ruptev,
unto, in t
Bankrupt. ) At Atlanta,
District, <Ictobot*30th,1807.
to alt. whom it may concern.
Notice is hereby given onto a week for
three weeks that 1 have been appointed
Atodynicc of the estate of William J?. Jack,
of Atlanta iu the (utility of l'ulton. ill said
Htnto and District, who lias been adjudged
h Bankrupt upon his own petition oy tiie
District Court of the United States for said
District. JOHN lb PARKS,
octal—wJvv ■■ Assignee.
ADMINISTRATOR’S SALE.
BY virtue of iin order of the Court of Ordinary
of Gwinnett county, Gu.. will lie bold beiuiM Urn
Court House door, in the town of Duhtoiicgn.
* ij-kln county, Ga., within Uio legal hour* of
m the fir. : Today in Dci'ciubcr nu.\t, 4u
»of land in tlm lath district nnd 1st section of
ortginallv Ciicrukce, now Lumpkincouuty, known
>0.166. hold ji” the property «if Jesse IS. Hun-
•utt. dccraacd. Sold for the ffcncfit of tho heir*
i civd ttor* of said deceased. Tcriuscasii. Thin
October anii, ihj;.
WM. P. HUXNICLTT. Admlnlstrntor.
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ADM 1N 1ST RATO U*S HALE.
WfLL lm sold hy an order from the Court of Dr-
Unary of Gwinnett county*', Georgia, be tore the
Court Hons* door. In the town of Luwrrnccvillc,
on tho first Tuesday in December next, within tho
legal hours of sale. <49 acres of land, No. 338 in the
6th district or said county, and *l acres of a frac
tion. number not kuown. adjoining tho above.
Hold a* the property of Shepherd Etheridge, de
ceased. Hotd for tho benefit of the heir* of said
deceased. Terms cash. October IU. 1S17.
D. A. BLAKEY. Administrator.
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GEORGIA, Gwinnett county.
mWO MONTHS afterdate application will be
_L made to the Court of Ordinary of said county,
fer leave to sell the reality ot Martha Ualthiu.
deceased, the same consisting of three shares of
Georgia Railroad Stock.
WALTER 8. MALTBIE, Adm’r.
September 96,1817-wfm [ Pre fee gfl
GEORGIA, Gwinnett county.
T WO MONTHS after date application will be
made to the Court ot Ordinary or Gwinnett
county, Georgia, for leave to sell the real estate or
AtozouU., lAu.t.to.«r rf W«renjjg UreregL
eon»*vnb*r K. 1M7—Wtm . iPlIftt '
GEORGIA, Gwinnett county.
TWO montha after date application will be
made to *£• Ordinary or Gwinnett county for
leave to sell the land oi Wm. W Boss, late of said
county, det*ua»cd. Chctoimr 19, 1887.
K. 11. SMITH. Administrator.
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GEORGIA, Newton county.
JL matlo to the Honorable Ordinary i
ii ,l ’
U0to« art«*■**
number not kuu*u. rw-ently oceupie«l L. ___
Wuouon as a Llvei y stable, uontaiumg oue-eiglii
or an acre, mui oor lc-»
sold-as the property ofC. L Wootton, Bankrupt
Term cosh. Noveroiwr the 4ih. tMflf.
A6.fi. St'K.tY BKRItY,
Assignee.
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JANE Alctr UR’.' \ G**U sapor
nri.g;to I’rK 'ttT ekuxHcn.
itnpt ai iug iu the Court by the rcta
iu that the d fmidaui d- <> n.,t i. »i
iirtiu-r apiicai iiig that sli
Legal Advertisements.
OUAItoduA SUKRlFF BALKS.
WILL be sold before the Court House door, be
tween the usual hours ofsale, In the town of 8am-
Sll sssmsf STilf&rSKVWS?
mcrville, Ga. levied on to satisfy three Justices’
Court fl.ras. in favor of J. AjLIliU vs. Alien Teal,
principal, and W. E. and J. 8 cieghom, endors
ers on two, uud Ueghorti A Basa, endorsers ou th»
other.
Also, at tho sumo time ami place will he sold - '
two town lot-* No 7 and 8 in biotic thirteen (iS) la
Hlieriu
* of the
sriu
nty.
reside in this
ordeied that sUiddeicitduiiv «p|>u«r and answer
ut the next Term of (Ins Court, eGu the esse w ill
nsidered iu default and Hie pL.iutid alloweil
procrciL And it is further ordered that thii
lie b« puhlishwi in the Atlanta Opinion once a
mouth fur lour month* prior to the nextlerui of
this Court
Witness the Honorable William M. Reese, Judge
of said Court. Thl«. Heptemlmr 17th, 18M7.
A true extract from the minutes oi said to
This October k'Jth.ibOT.
JAME8 L. JOHNSON,
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« lerk Superior I r
GEORGIA, Pauldino county.
WHEREAH, Exeklel Poke applies to me for < •>
ters of administration on the esiaio ot .V...
•ou Wallace, lateof the State of Texa« and c •
•y erf^-—- f deceased, owning property iu PatiUlu:*
Those are, r fhen:fore, to cite and roMiilre all ikm
•on* concerned to l»o and apptur ai in . office ou
the first Monday in Deceiulx r next to .-lum cuu»e,
if any they have, why said letters should not b»
granted to said applicant.
Witness my hand ami official signature, thb
November 4th, 1b67.
8. B. MCGREGOR. Ordinary.
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< iKORG1 A, Fa ylitk coin’ i y.
WILLIAM H. Blalock, guaMiali of Lurk in. A-u,
why thennid Win 11 Hlalock lioidd
•set! IYoiii hb said gunrtliuiiohiii
I Is mli
In my
race I v
. * ou: i ii. Ii. iu favor of »j. U. T.
Maddox vs said Rogrf*.
Aloo. will la* M>i*l i»j the .same time and |fia’
In satisfy t» Juutbu
. fkfy ’WoJusti
W. K. and .».8« leghor
pal, nUd J«**C|d| Gii
. , _ . . Ry, wild J. A.’ jtoli.i-
in. endorser.
Also, will lie sold at the*arae time nnd place lota
r mud No*, in. N uud HH in the I4ih district and
ll Mir I it >n I-e vied ii|*»u to »ali*f> *uuorv 11. faa.
In my bauds in favor oi Pool <x Agouw audothuis,
ngaimtt John Taylor, executor or David roving*
* ‘ Aft
Hfifh
to uie by Constable*.
Also, at the same time and place will be sold
one lot of lend No. 150 In the 13th district and 4th.
section. Levied on to satisfy a tt. fa. 1‘sued from
the County court or Chattooga county, iu lav or of
spencer Marsh vs. P. N Morguu Property |*oiut-
(•<1 out by defendant Levy made and returned to
me bv county Bailiff.
'l*o. at the same time aud place will be sold
■no lot ot land No 1ft Iu the l&iii ulstrici uud 4th
(i-tiun ot i hattooga couuty, Ga., to satisfy two-
:! fa*., one In favor of W. K. Vann .the other in
favor of Nnthnn Yarbrough.v* K. A Kirby, ailniin-
utrutorut Julin W. Glenn, doceuMut. Property
pointed out by plaintiff. October ttLh. 1867.
‘J. V. CLEGUONN. Hherlff Chattooga
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NXWTON SilEltlFF’o SALE.
W ILL be sotd tm the first Tuesday in December
ext. within tho legal h"ur* oi * 1 ’ ' “
uni t liniiso door. It. the city of Co ..
til.; ollowing property.
I evict
nine of«
city of Covington, to the
ni property, to-wit:
* »h« property »>f Klistiil
••t fel
I J.
.. .d pluce will bo sold
the oliy of t uvlngton. known
dty as lots No,. 8 and 9. in
<’. together with thcappurtennnn
A Iso. id the
•e hoii*e nml
in Hie elan of sith
... i.itii.r- .■I’lii-ui i.-inii stinarc C. together with the appurtenances thereto-
Glven under my hatni and official signature I or le*** ^livled
its Novmeber the Sd.. 1W * I ^ it Tm ^ttlrv thi
EDWARD CONNOR. OM . ihe pioperty of A. U- Lee.,to ►atlsfv the
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GEORGIA, Grkknk county.
WHEREA8. the estate ol I*aac A. Williams
late of said county, deceased, is unrepresented i
1 hese are. therefore, to cite and require all per
sons concerned to show cause why the adroinUtra
iu some other flt’aml proi er person oft the first reg-
“— ‘ ** -"’rdlnary ol saldcouu-
thirty days from the
ular term of the Court of Ordinary ot said conn
ty,after the expiration — ** J “— “
first publication of this cuaviou.
Given under my hand at office, in Greenesboro,
November 1st, 1807.
EUGENIOS L. KING, Ordinary,
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GEORGIA, DkKalb county.
TO ALL WHOM IT MAT OONOKN8.
WHEREAS, Leander W.lilflle, having in prnjier
form upplicHt to me lor pennant letters of admin
istration on the estate of Janie* Parker, lateof said
county, deceased:
This is to cite all and singular tho crcdl'ors nnd
uuxt of kin of James Parker to V« ami appear at
my office, within ibe time allowed by law, umt
show cause, if any the*' can, why permanent ad-
iniulstrstiou should not !>o grunted
W. Blille. on .James P ’ ■ ’ *
\V lines* in v hand
November 5th, 1867.
GEORGIA. Gwixnktt county.
WHER! AS. It. A. lllakev. administrator Alt the
estate of Shepln-rd Ethridge, deceased, havng
made application to mu lor letters of dtsmUslou
“ !, therefore, to give in
rcrned.kiudrcdui.it creiiliois, to he and uppei
my office within the time pre*rril?ed by la
.1 tile their oh 1 *' “““ • *—• -•
law
nml file their oiijcction*. if any they have, why
•aid letters should not lie granted the applicant.
Given under ut.v baud aud official signature,
this November 5ih, 1867
G.T. RAKKHTRAW,Ordinary.
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GEORGIA. Gwinnett county.
WHEREAS, James A. Hutchiiu, administrator
the estate or Mary Qui:
made application tu mo for
from said estate:
hi, iHisaMil. huvlng
letters of dismission
These are, there lore, to give notice to all con
cerned, kindred ami creditors, to appear at my
office within tho timo prescribed by law nnd tile
their objections. If nny they have, why said letters
*•“ “ ‘ *H! grunted .he applicant.
ler my Imnd uud official signature.
GEORGIA, Gwinnett county.
WHEREAS, James W. Mills. adminUtraUu-
on the estate of Joseph B Mills, deceased, having
made application tome for letters of dismission
trout said estate:
These are. therefore, to give notice to nil eon-
cerned. kindred and creditors, to appear at inv
w ithin the time prescribed by law,
this Novcndier rail. 1M'.7.
G. T. RAKK-81 RAW. Ordinary.
Prlnli’rV_h’e fft Rf»
GEORGIA, Gwinnett county.
W11 ERICAS. Jam. * W. Mills, administrate’o
the estate of Ito^-ert Hope, deceased, iiiivliiguiai
offleo w ititiii the lime presetihed by \*.. -
their objections, if any they have, why said letteis
should not be granted the applicant.
Given under my hand and official signature,
this November ftth.JtWl.
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GEORGIA, Fayette county.
T3 ALT! CL KA80N, administratrix on the estate
Jl\ of Richard Eason, late or said county, Uec'd,
having made application to this Court fer leave to
sell the land belonging to the estate of said de
ceased fer the benefit or the heirs and creditors,
all persons nre notified to file their objections, If
any they have, within two months front the first
publication or this notire, else leave will be
grauted (hr tho sale of said real estate.
Glveu under my hand, this August fist. 1867.
EDWARD CONNOR. Ordinary.
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GEORGIA, llBNHY COUNTY.
WUKREA8, no proper application for letters of
administration has been made to me on the eaate
oT Rurus M. Love, deceased, late of said county:
This is* therefore, to cite and admonish all nor*
son* concerned, kindred aful creditors, to show
cause, if any they cuu, within the time prescritx *
by law. w hy tho - lerk of the Superior or Infer!.
Court, or some other lit ami proper person shonl
not lie appointed admloist u * -
Given under my hand
this October 30th, 1687.
ibed
. srlor
should
— ou said estate.
>d official signature,
Q. R. NOLAN. Ordinary.
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GEORGIA, Gordon County.
J AM ESC. G ARLINGTON, administrator of Johu
W. Darlington, represent* to the Court in his
petition, duly tiled and entered on reoonl, that he
fuis rally administered John W. Darlington's es-
Thiels therefore to rite all persons concerned
kindred nnd creditors, to show i nure If any they
can, why s.nd admials’rator should not tm dlx-
ehnrgc.l from hi* udiolubtmiuu. and rueeive let-
ters of distilission on the Uist Monday in March,
lOOB. I>. W. MKKUOnUll,
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» Newton County Suimrlor Court in fnvo> of A.
Bimui vs. A. 11. Lee. Property pointed out by
defoadant.
Also, at the same time and ulnce will he sold all
that tract or parcel of laud lying and being iu tho
county of Newton, whereon there is a good Grist
and Saw Mill, it being ail that tract of land on
which Thoma* P. Born reside*, containing eight
hundred acres, more or less Levied on a* the
property of Thomaa P. Born, to satisfy principal,
interest ami cost on one fi. fa. Issued from Newton
Su|d*rlori'ourt In fttvorof Andrew Ford vs. 1 Immas
I*. Born, amt principal, iuterest and cost ou tme
ti. ra. issued from Newton superior • ourt la tavor
of Andrew Ford \s. Tlmmus l*. Korn and James
Born, security. Property pointed out by Thomas
Also, a* the same time and place will be sold
nine hundred pounds seed cotton. Levied on as
the property of Gilbert W.shaw. to satisfy the cost
on one 11. la Issued imm Newton County Court in
ravor of Reltec.a Jone* v- r.illicit W. Shaw.
Property itointedoutby P. B. Jones. This Octo
ber -AHli, 1867.
G. M. T. BOWER. Deputy Sheriff,
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GEORGIA, Fulton county.
T WO MONTHS after date application will tie
made to lilts Court ol Oidiuuiy of sui<l euuU-
ty, for leave to sci! the real estuie betouging to
Mani a T. and Wm. 11. Fergustm, minors and
orplinn* of Wm 11. Fergu*on. deceased lor the
benefit ot said minors. Thisuciolier Uft'!.
W. C. PARKER. Guantian.
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OEORGIA, Gwinnett county.
WIIKREAa, Terrel! M. Brand applies lo me for
letters of guardianship of the tirouerty of Alary
H. Carroll, orphan of llooson Carroll, deceased:
This Is, tbeieioro. wclte and wlmonlsb alt |»er-
sous ootteernml. to show cause. If any they can.
why lettert should not lie grants.! the applicant
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Sjiuak tholr o«n pralao wlicrevcr planted.