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3 THE WEEKLY OPINION, ~ A 1’oBriiAiT or Mil Gkkklky.—Tho publishers of Uio Trihmic are tending a jlrst-chss etcol engraved portrait ot Mr. Greeley to yearly subscribers to tho Tri bune. For particulars see advertisement. ‘•>'o Funds.”—>Ve understand that- (1>S Commltee of one, appointed by tho £4$-} stltutlonal Convention to proceed to Mil- ledgoviUo and ascertain tho eondltlou of tho Treasury, with a view to obtaining an advance of forty thousand dollars to defray the expenses of tho Convention up to tho 23d Inst., has returned and reported “no funds.” Under these circumstances, the prospects are that the expenses of tho Con vention will have to remain unpaid, until the tax provided for In the ltecon- etructlon law, can lie collected or at least, until some arrangements can bo made to liorrow tho money outside the State treasu ry. There was over twenty thousand dol lars of the funds of tho State on deposit In one of tho banks In this city a few days previous to the assembling of the Conven tion. But this amount, together with all the other available funds of tho State, was taken out and disposed of by Governor Jenkins just before tho meeting of the Convention. A Portrait of Mr. Greeley. THE publishers of THE NEW YOKE TRIBUNE having received many inquir ies from time to time for a good likeness of tbolEditor, havo made an arrangement with Messrs. Derby & Miller to furnish copies of Hltchie’s engraving, from a photograph by Brady, which will bo sent to such sub scribers to THE TRIBUNE as wish It on the conditions below. This is much the best likeness of Mr. Grccloy that has been engraved. Tho print sells for 81. Each subscriber who sends us $10 for The Daily. 84 for Tint Semi-Weekly, or 83 for The Weekly Tcibune, tho paper to be sent by mall, and who requests the en graving AT THE TIME OY SUBSCnllltNU, Will have a copy carefully mailed, post-paid, to Ills address. One will likewise be sent to any person who forwards a club of ten or more Semi-Weeklies or twenty or more Weeklies, at our club rates, and nsks for the portrait at the time remitting. We do not propose this ns n premium, but to grati fy the many friends of THE TRIBUNE who fcola dcstro to possess a good likeness of its founder. Terms of The Tribune. WEEKLY TEIBUNE. Mall subscribers, single copy, one year—53 numbers, ----- $3 00 Mall subscribers. Clubs of live - 0 00 Ten copies or over, addressed to names of subscribers, each, - - Twenty copies, addressed to names of subscribers, - - - - Ten copies, to one address, - Twenty copies, to one address, - An extra copy will bo sent for each club of ten. For sole by all Newsmen. SEMI-WEEKLY TEIBUNE. Mall subscribers, 1 copy, X year- 104 numbers, - Mall subscribers, S copies, X year- 101 numbers, - - - - Msll subscribers, 5 copies, or over, for each copy, - - - - ... Persons remitting for 10 copies $30 will re ceive an extra copy for six months. Persons remitting for 15 copies $45, will re ceive an extra copy for one year. For $100 we will send thirty-four copies aud The Daily Tbibune. THE N. Y DAILY TRIBUNE Is pub lished every morning (Sunday’s excepted) at $10 a year; $5 for six months. Tub Tbibune Almanac yob 1808, will bo ready In January 1808. Price twenty cents; Seven for a Dollar. Terms, cash In advance. Drafts on Now York, or Post Office or ders. payable to the order of The Tbibune, being safer, are preferable to any other mode of remittance. Address, THE TRIBUNE, New York. dcc2:l—d3t*w2t , 1 70 81 00 10 00 30 00 $4 00 7 00 3 00 GEORGIA, Monboy. county. WHEREAS, no proper application for letters of ad admonish all rllicd by law, why tin t shout' ‘ 1 my hand and orlk'lal signal,. t Utcemhor.ism. . MORSE, Ordinary Printer’s fee S3 GEORGIA, Hunky county. WIIF.REAS, G. G. Weems, administra tor with tlrt; will annexed, on the estate of llusiirod lVttlt. deceased, having made ap plication to mo for leave to sell tho real estate of said deceased for the benefit of the heirs and creditors of said deceased: All jiersons concerned arc notified to flic their objections, if any they have, within two months from tho llrst publication of this notice, else leave will be granted for tlic sale of said real estate. Given under my hand anil official signa ture, this 39th October. 1807. Q. R. NOLAN, Ordinary. oct29—w2m Printer’s fee $6 GEORGIA, Upson county. TWO MONTHS altar date application will b« made to the Court of Ordinary ot Upson county, for leave to tell lot of land number Shy (ID) in the Moeroe, i— enth district of originally Monroe, now Upton » u, N«»h'r^. or,lenrrT ' Bu,u ' GEORGIA, Gordon county. TWO MONTHS after date Application will be made to tbe honorable Court of ordinary of Got* doe county, Georgia, for leave to tell the lands be* longing to the estate of A. II. Kchola, late of said county, dooeaaed. December*!, 1867. G. M. THOMPSON, Administrator. dec91-w3m Printer’* fee f6* GEORGIA, Gordon county. TWO MONTHS after date application will bo AUPIIKI.L, Ailm'r. Printer’* fee GEORGIA, Paulding county. TWO months after date application will lio made to the Court of Ordinary of Paulding coun ty, (ieorgtn, for leave to sell the real c.-.tatu of » Cole, deceased. Octniier **h. 1WT. el. W. 11A It It Is. Administrator novt—wtm GEORGIA Gordon r\V'» MONTH* hilt r d GE GEORGIA, Carroll county, WIIFRRAB, John 1*. Carnes. of said county, ap plies to mo for letters of guaruiankhip of Thomas Carnes uud William Cunies, minor cbllilreu of Thomas A. Caruos. deceased: These are, therefore, to cite all and singular tho next of kin tol<o and appear at my ofllco within the time prescribed l»y law. ami allow cause, if any they have, why said letters should not bo granted ■thoappUckot. Often tinder my hand and official signature thfeJJoQftmbcr 18th. lf«7. : > a* J. M. IILA LOCK, Ordinary. t:ifcnS5p*g>a *" A WEEKLY OPINION gOOUIha i Sumter county. . lVrn;CF:.\4, James 1*. West applies to me foi ToftcVbol' Nugrdiuuihip of the persons and prop erty oirtietUgott Walker, Murv T. Walker ant Jlenry J. WnikuA-mihuio and orphans of Jackson W. Walker, deceased: All persona concerned are notified to file tlieii objections, if any exist, on or before the llrst Mom day in .lanuary next, otherwise letters will be granted the applicant in terms of the law. Given under my hand and official signature, this November .mh, twn. „ dee8—w80d L. 1*. DORMAN, Ordinary. •’rtntcr’s fee $3 GEORGIA, Baldwin county. WIIKRKAS, Fred Hang has made nppllcat for letters of administration on tho citato ol George Uaur, late of said county, deceased: These Are, therefore, to cite and admonls» ».< persons concerned to file their objections, If any, on or before the first Monday in January next. Given under my hand and official aignature, tbisfith December, I«I7. JOHN HAMMOND, Ordinary. GEORGIA, Monroe county. WHEREAS, Patience Pringle, ml on the estate of P. D. Pringle, deceased, having made annlicatlon to me for loiters ol dismission rejuicrelorc, to give uotico all concern- should not be granted to tile applicant. Given under my hand ami official signature, this 4th day of December, 1807. O. MOUSE, OrdInary. ilccG—wfim Printer’s fco $4.50* GEORGIA, Baldwin county. W11 KltR AS, Thomas T. Windsor hns nudes ap plication for letters of nilministration on the cstato of Kicburd V. Jones, late of said county, These are, therefore, to cite and admonish all persons adversely couccrncd to file their objec tions on or before the first Monday in February next. Given under my hand and official signature, this 10th December, lfiCL JOHN HAMMOND. Ordinary. Printers foe t J* GEORGIA, Sumter county. WHEREAS, Mrs. Mary W. lJryan applies to unused, to be and appear ut my office within the timo prescribed by law, and show cause, if any they can, why said letters should not he granted in terms of the law. Given under my hand and official signature, this December 3,1807. L. P. DOUMAN, Ordinary, derfi—w»»d Printer’s fee >3 GEORGIA, Monbok county. TO ALL WHOM IT RAY CONCERN WHEREAS, A. If. Sneed having In proper form applied to me for permanent letters of adminis tration on the estate of Mary Sneed, deceased, late of said county: within tho tlmo allowed by law, and show cause, If any they can, why permauent letters of ad ministration should not be granted to A. If. Sneed O. MOUSE, Ordinary. Printer’s foo fa made to tbe honorable Court of Ordinary of Upson county, Ibr leave to sell the real estate of Robert A. Dicks, late of said county, deceased. This November 80th, 180T. 81,000,000 IN WATCHE8I YOB SALK ON THE YOYULAB OTONE EE JOE PLAN t JR LIVING KVKBY 1’ATBON A Handsome and Reliable Watch, For tlie low Brice of Ten Dollan! Without Regard to Value 1 AND NOT TO BE PAID FOB UNLESS FEBIECTLY 8ATISFACT0BY. 100 Solid Gold Hunting Watches...$880 to $1,000 100 Magio Cased Gold Watches.... WO to 600 100 1 .aiilcs Watches, Enameled 100 to 800 300 Gold Hunting Chronmuter Watches SSOto 300 S00 Gold Hunting English Levers.. 800 t 300 Gold Hunting Duplex Watches 150 to 3U0 500 Gold Hunting American Watches 100 to 250 GOO Silver Hunting Levers 50 to 150 G00 Silver Hunting Duplexes 75 to srit — n . . ... GO to 250 10 t 5.UU0 Assorted Watches, all Linds.. CS^Every patron obtains a Watch by tills arrangement, costing but $10, while it may be worth $1,000. No partiality shown. jK Wo wish to Immediately disjM.se of the above magnificentfttoek. CarmJcuie',namingthuarti cles, are placed in senlyl •metopes, ui.d well mixed. Holders are entitled to the article* named their certificate U|»« payment of Ten Dolla chctll'T it in) Wii rthf 1,000 o lc*s. The return of any of our certificate’'enti tle*. you to the article named thereon nj>on pay ment, Irrespective of its worth, mid us no article valued los than $1U Is named on any certificate, it will at once be seen that this Is No Lottery, but a straightforward legitimate transaction, which may bo participated in even by the most fastidious l A single eertifleftto will bo sent by mall, post aiii, upon receipt of 25 cents, live for $1, eleven _ >r$2. Uilrty-tbrco and rtegunt premium Ibr $6, sixty-six and more valuable premium for $10, one hundred ami most suiierb Watch for SIB. To AgenU, or tbo»e wishing employment, this Is a rare opportunity. It It a legitimately conducted business, duly authorised by the Government, and open to the most carcrul scrutiny. Tar VS I WRIGHT, BROn & CO n Importers, 161 BROADWAY, New York, tepio—dawJm -> MoBRIDE & FORD-TIN'S GREAT REMEDY “KING OF PAIN,” WILL CURB D IA H R ^J^MSra..,auU. Toothache la one minute, core Throat la tea minutes. Code and Cramp In five minute*. Rheumatism, Neuralgia, Sprains, Pleurisy, Coughs, Colds, Deafness. Asthma, Piles, Bronchial Affections. Dyspepsia Indentation of the Kindneys, I.iver Complaint and Palpitation of tbe Heart. PRicic, $i per Bottle. Orders promptly attended to J For sale by JOHN T. HALL, Sole Agent. Corner Whitehall and Hunter streets, Atlanta Ga. GREENE SHERIFF’S HALR. WILL bo sold before the Court House, In the city of Grecnoshoro,Greene county, Georgia, ou the first Tut bdfy in January next, within the legal hours of sjdc, the following property, to-wit: ,, Tract of land lying and being- in said county on the head waters of Bervardair Creek, botiudcd by lands of II. C. Peck, Wm. D. Jacksou and others, containing live hundred acres, more or less; on said tract Js a valuable dwelling house, and valuable gri»t i ills uud saw mills. Levied upon to satisfy two il. fas. one in favor of John T. Marlin vs. Wm. Moore, James Moore, security, and Elliot C. liowdun, administrator of Wm. F. Lucklo, deceased, security, and John Bonner, en dorser, from the .Superior Court or said county, und the other in favor of Miles W. Lewis, As signee, Ac., vs. KlliotC. liowdcn, adm’rof Wm. F. Luckle, ITomGraeahhuperlor Court. Said prop erty pointed out by jduintiiTs attorney. Terms cash. Decemtier 3, 1807 U. It. HUTCHESON, Dcjiuty Sheriff. ilcc4~\vt* Printers feo $5 CLAYTON SHERIFF’S SALE. WILL bo sold before the Court House door, in Jonesboro, Clayton county, Ga., on tho llist Tues day In January, lbtw, within the legal hours of sale, the following property, to-wit; One town lot In tne town of Jonesboro, contain ing three and three-fourths acres, kuown as the hotel lot. ami also as the property of the estate ot tho late Dr. James A. Turner, deceased. Levied on to satisfy a 11. fa. issued rrom Henry Superior Court agaiust Levi H. Turner, administrator of Jas. A. Turner, deceased, in iavorcfW. C. Lee, administrator do bonU non of W. L. Morris, de ceased, which fi. fa. was issued front a decree ob< tuined in said Superior Court to assert the ven dor’s lien. Terms cash. November Wtb, 1867. L. C. HUTCHESON. Deputy Sheriff, not 33—WWs Printer’s fee >3.50 SUMTER JANUARY SHERIFF’S SALE. WILL bo sold on the first Tuesday in January. 1888, before tbe Coart House door, in tho city or Americus, Sumter county, Georgia, the following property, to-wit: The growing crop of cotton on tho plantation of George K. Clark, in the 20th district of Sumter county, to satisfy one Mortgi the County Court of Htiintcr • Ingin favor of F. 31. Coker vs. George K. Clark, and »ald pmjjcrt^poiiited out by plaintiff. Till* ,’l. B/pILSBUUY.HejMiiySbarlff. novir.-Wills I’rinli’i * ice *2 Ml GEORGIA, Fayette county. TO AM, WHOM IT MAY CONCKHN. WHEREAS, Thomas A. Adams and R. u. shell, having in proper form applied aupl ...... . of administration on the estate of Arthur ltohin»on, late of said county, deceased t This is to cite nil ami singular the creditors ami next of kin of Arthur Robinson to be und u|)pcur at my office within the time allowed by Jaw anti show cause, if any they can, why per manent ad in i n i > trai ion should not bo grunted to kubl mild leant■>. ml and official signature, this .... «7. EDWARD CONNOR, Ordinary. EMMAS.THOMPSON,) -Libel lor Divorce in vs. I Fulton Superior Court, HUGH L. THOMPSON,) returnable to the April IT appearing to the Court by the return of the Sheriff in the above stated ca*o v that the defendant is not to lie found in this county: umlit being- further made to appear that lie i> roiding in the Slate of Alabama, and is beyond tho jurlsdiction'fiiiu December 10th, 1807. of this Court: It is, therefore,ordered ny tho Court that the service be perfected ou said defendant by the publication of a Rulo for tlmt purpose once a month for four mouths (in oue ol thu public Gazettes of this city) previous to tho next regu- J’binllff’s Attorneys. declO—wlw4ut GEORGIA, Henry county. >1 WHERE AS. James Coker, administrator in right of his wife, com tc«tuim*nto annexed, These arc, tliercforc, to cite and admonish all and singular the kindred and erodltors of said deceased, to lie andappeur at my office, within the time prescribed by law, to show cause. If any they have, why such letters should not bo granted in terms of tho law. Given under my hand and official signature, this the 87th day of November. 1807. Q. It. NOLAN, Ordinary, nov3fi-wflm Printer’s fee $4 80 GEORGIA, Newton county. ,, WHEREAS, John P. Marbut. executor of .aebua Marbut, deceased, applies to me for letters or dismission from his administration upon said itate: These are, therefore, to cite all and singular scribed by law, and show cause. If toy why said letters of dlsnj*-* , ““ granted to said applicant. decT—wfim wm. i>. Lucxn ^Jntot^|4jp GEORGIA, Bartow count^* '/ WHEREAS, A. M. Penn applies to mo fo^lctlers of administration on tho estate of ltolierl Elliott, late of Alabama, deceased: These are, therefore, to cite all and singular the next or kin and creditors of said deceased, to be and appear at my office, within the time pro scribed by law and show cause, ir an7 they can, why said letters should not be granted tho appli cant. Given under my hand nnd official signature, this 2d day of December, l»!7. J. A. HOWARD, Ordinary, deefi—wUOd Printer’s tVc GEORGIA, Paulding county. fllKKKAH, James Davis applies to me In proper form for letters of gimrdiaii»|ii|, over thu - rson nnd property of Josephine Davis, minor Irof Milton L. Davis, doee;iscd; ft. It. WeCmKitni;, i the estate of Wm. I*. Robin* ; illsinii 1. has nj»plie<l i of said This is, the singulur liio kimlreil and creditor* or said ifo- I'eased to show cause, If any exists, within the time allowed bylaw, why said letter* of dismis sion should not i*e granted the a|>plleant. Wttuess tny official signature, tills octol»er 15, M17. q. it. NOLAN, OnlInary, ootao—wfim Printer’s lee ft.50 DANIEL K. McCURRY.i Libel for Divorce In vs. { Hart finperior Court. JANE McCURRY. > BULK TO -BKVIOf tnVtOM. IT appearing to the Court by the returns of the .hertlf that the defendant doe# not reside in this county, and It itirther appearing that she does not reside In this 8Uter It D, on motion or counsel, ordered that said defendant appear and aaswer at the next Tens of this court, else tho case will Uul. be publUlud I. lb. AtUnU Opinion ono, n month for roar month, prior to tbo HU Terra or this Court. Witness tbe Honorable William M. Reese, Judge Tbi.0.mb.rmb..«i. jAKli8KJ0H!(g0K botS—wlnmtu tl«rk uupnrior court. QKOHOIA, Carboli. ooukty. ^•Msrs, therefore, to etto »U ami singular the text of kin to be and appear at my ofileu within mjr l this December 18th. IHiiT. ml official signature, GEORGIA, Fulton county. WII ERE ah. Joseph Willis, admlnbtmb .* * - - * m ol sabt county, in hi* petition ■ - * I said inly tll«’d that he has fully admin estate: 1 Ids I*. therefore, to cit GUARDIAN’S SALE, UNDER up pn4er of the honorablo Coiirtof Or. dituiry of i'^^unty, Goorgia, I wMI sell bo- bell county, sale, oil the. Use door, in Cam|ibcllton Camp- . ._,„jcla, within the legal hours i f . jiI tbcJvJtfruesday in February next, the following pH>|Arty, to-wit: Onu fourtli undivided interest in mictions 148. M, M and fid, and land lots 51 and f>'.» of the I4tli district ol origin all y Fayette, now Cn>j>i)l>n)l county, containing in all •MX acres, more «»r less, and anmvii «» tho Foster place. Hold as the property of Martha T. am Wm. II. Fcrgiisitn, minors and orphans of W. II Ferguson, ihveabcd, for tli« benefit of said or pliaiis. Terms cash December 15lh, 1887. WM. C. PARKER, Guardian. ileefiO—wts Printer’s fee |l(l.0U rOSTFONKD ADMINISTR.UR’S SALE. BY virtue of an order from the Court of Ordina ry of Gornon county, Georgia, will be sold before the Court House d<M>r, in thu town of Calhoun, oil the first Tuesday in February next, w ithin the Jugal hours of sale, lots of Jam Nos. 21)8 and 209 in the 14th district and 3d section. Hold us the prop erty or Fancis Henderson, deceased, for the bene fit of the heirs uud creditors of suld deceased. Terms of sale—one-hair cash; balance six mont' credit with good security. December 30.18117. G. M. THOMPSON, HEARD COUNTY SPECIAL BAILIFF’S SALE. WILL lie sold on the first Tuesday in January Xt. between the legal hours of safo, before the —* *•—-j door, in the tow" —*■'*" glu, the follow in; . ... of Franklin, Heard lunty,Georgia, the following property, to.sritt One lot of Tanil number eiguty-eight (88) in the fllteenth district of originally Carroll, now' Heard county, Georgia, the same being levied on as the property of Peter Nestlehuett, to satisfy ono II. fa. issued ut the July Term of the County Court, lfOT, In favor of NVsby L'huuu. This tbe 3d day of December, 1867. . J. A. PONDER, Special Bailiff C. C. • ilei’fi—Wts Printer’s fee $8.fl0 , GEORGIA, Haurow county. TO A Cl, WHOM IT MAY CONCERN. WHEREAS. Julius M. Patton having filed Ids petition in pnnier form to ine, praying lor letters of Administration with the will annexed on the nf Robert II. l’atton, dece: This . kin andcredlto interested to be cite all ami singulur the •f said dece id a|i|iear at my a it id it they van, why letters’of administration with t will aimexed should not lie granted to suit! i J. A. HOWARD, Ordinary. Printer’s fee $4 GEORGIA, DkKalb county. Al.l. iiersoiis concerned are hereby notifieii that John P. Marbut, of the 5«3d District, G. M , ol said county, tolls before F. M. Wellborn aud J. 1. Marbut . freeholders of said couuty, taken up on the freehold of said Marbut, a certain cow and j cal ling calf. Said cow is about sixteen years old. wldto spot in forcbcad, crop and two hacks in rigli* ear, split in lift car; her calf pule red; ap- ipruis'ud to be worth nine dollars. Said Kstrar will lie sold on the 28lli last., on tho freehold of said . Marbut. istoutlai copy of the dcscrijition and np- ., A Ml list prftbcniei ilA lfl-« It tray Book of said county, TtioMAS B. HOYLE, C. I. U, Printer's feo $3 GEORGIA, Henry county. WHEREAS, Benj. N. McKnight has applied to me for letters of guardianship of the property of minor orphans or Joseph N. Dodson, deceased: Tills is, therefore, to cite and admonish ail per sons concerned to show cansn, if any they can, u hy letters should not be granted the said appli cant. _ Given under my hand and official signature, (Ids December 8, 1867. gdlNCES B. BOLAK, Onlinory. tier 5— w30d Printer’s fee ts UKOKOIA, Fkykttb county. WHEREAS, Ellison Rush, administrator on the estate of William Watson, deceased, represents to the Court that be bat fnlly administered the said William Watson's estate, and prays for letters ol dismission: ’ ’ ‘ 1 ‘ ThU is, therefore, to cite all and singular ic kindred and creditors or said deceased > be and appear at my offioe within tbe me prescribed by law. and show cause, if any -iey nave, why said letters of dismission should not be granted. ■ Given under my hand and official signature, this December the 1Mb, 1887. EDWARD CONNOR, Ordinary. - Printer’# foe $1.50 GEORGIA, Chattooga county. WHEREAS. Adam Neal, administrator upon the estate or George W. Neal, deceased, applies to me for letters of dismission from said (tominls- (ration: These are. tbe e ora, to elte and admonish all and singular those eonoeraed to be and ap. -"-rat my office within tbe time proscribed by - .and show cause, If any they can, why said letters should not be granted, . , ■ , . : Given under my hand, ai office, this the 30th dajrof NOTOmber^lWL uifrfafc onllnwy. ‘ norffi—wfim ’ 1 Printer’s foo $4M f dEOUGIA, Bibb counW. WHEREAS, John White Up pi lei to thenndor a ud for letters ot dismission upon the estate of csT. White, late of said county, deceased: All persons interested are htroby required to be ml npiatar at the Court of Ordinary on the first Monday in June next, to show cause. If any they have, why letters should not be granted the Given underlay hand, officially.this November 8tli,18«7. W. M. RILEY, Ordinary. novfiO—wfim Printer’s foe f i 50 GEORGIA, IIkxky county. WHEREAS, Thomas W.SIm# has applied t for letters of guardlun.-liip of the propoity ol •on 1*. and Tbuiuus J. lion tied, minors ol ibmden, deceased: why lettvii, should not be gran auy they « • •Pi'll- hand an>i olffi iat signature, this DocOulicr *2. U07. .qdNcLi U. NOLAN, Ordinary. /Ictfi-wwl 1 ' Vnnrer's I\uf8 GEOr(A'X/Gordon county.' WIIEREAHf^Mary CHmemh, administratrix du MiiMii*e on ,DA u.*tato of Alexander Cainenin, late of said uiiunty, deeeased. upidics. to jiusfor letters of dlAniatioii front Maid miinlnlstratiobi lhc*u.ar«,,U*urefunj. toeito. aiul admonish all d sTtirfirar tt?d klrfdrcd anil 6re.lTtor» or said de. ccutud tu l-o uiirt appear at my office within the time allowed by law, und »lu>w cause, If any they in, why lettera shou.d not be granted tlife aj>pll- lUt. ' (liven under my hand anil official slgnatur*, this DecemberSUtli, 1M*7. in *i. • "I’fcass-aifip- GEOHGIA, Goruo.y coukty. dismission . shaU not bo granted on the first Mon JiJ fflven P & , di»r5»^Swd and ottelal signature, I>. \V. NBBI* OrOlMrjr. thU IMoemlitr »,im. l’rlntet'i I GEORGIA, Gwinnktt coukty. WHKBBAS, J,me*B. JuUl applltt to». tbr letter. oC .Kmlntf tr.Uun on 111. Mint, or but ■ Indmt u4 creditor, ot »M ilMWMd, W be ud canton the first Monday In February. 180A Given under my hand and official stgnatui this December 11th, 18fi7. _ G. f. RAKKSTRAW, Ordinary. dee!4—w8(M Printer’s foe $8 GEORGIA, Butts county. WHKRSAH. WilllaniH. Johnson applies to mo for letters of guardiuiuhlp of thu person uud property of -Joseph Johnson, minor t This is, therefore, to elte and .-ulnmnlsh all nnd singular the kindred and creditor* of said mi nor, to show cause, ir any exist, on or before the first Monday In Jtmuary next, why lettors should not lie granted the applicant. Given under my ft:<ud amt oifkl.il sigiiatui thi- licctmbcrhd. 1»R. WILLY GOODMAN, OMInary. •t«« 3-vtaM i’r nftr’s he f.i GEORGIA. I’ai’I.djm; I’m my. CHATTOOGA SHERIFF SAI.ES. WILL be sold before the Court House door, be tween the usual hours of sale, in the townol 8uiu- inervilic, Chattooga county. iia.,eu thu first I lies- day In January next, within the legal houre o a •aid county. Levied ou as II o property ol Ahni»n Little, deceased, to satisfy n U. fa. mun Chattoogu bujtoiior Court against \\ iiliuui Graham and Ma rlon Little, dccoukcd, saving and reserving one-third part claimed by the widow .«* her n said fi. fa. being in fuvor of C. C Cle" 1 * >i place will Imi . 219 and *2n. nil Also, ut the same A. acres oflot No.! in tlius&tli district uud 84 i county. i.ovied ou to satisfy Superior Court, in fuv »..John Metcalf, principal, jid Henry |*o»t, *ecuritics, Lindsey Post, deceased, levied on us tin- property of Lindsey Post, deeeased. Prope/ty pointed by plaiutitf. Also, at the same time and place will be sold town lot* Nos. 11,12,13and It, in block 18,and the undivided halfintowtt lot* Nos. 7 and 8. in block 0, all in the town of Summerville, Ga. Levied to satisfy sundry Justice*’ Court fi. las. in my hands from the IM8U1 di-trict, G. M., In favor ol W. E. A J. 8. Cioghorii. and others, vs. J. ILuarrett, aduiinLtrator of Jlaiijuiuin Gurrett, deceased Levied on as the property of Benjamin Gurictt deceased, lyrics made and returned to me by a Constable. Property i>olnted out liy ilufondant. . Also, at tho same Slum und place will be sold the undivided half of store bouse and towu lot No. V, in block Id. in the town of ftumiuorvitle, Georgia. Levied ou to satisfy a A fa —— - * in block id. in the Igsvloi ou to satisfy a A. fa rum rlor Court in favor of William Hall vfc. Jas. R. Rosser, principal, and Jas. Harlow, Jr., endorser. *Uevlod on as tho proi*erty of James Harlow, Jr. 'roperty pointed out by one of the defendants, lave notified all the tenants In possession. This a Uie 15th district and 4ti ileccaocd. The uliove laud sobi under the cneuiii lerum d of the widow’* dower. Property iKdi.toi out l»y j>l.niitlff. Levy*""* * * *-• - NEWTON SHERIFF SALKS. WILL be * <l.i on thu first Tuesday in January ext. \* itiiiu iln- i»-val hour* of sale, ‘ cforc the onrt lluiise door, in ihe city ol Covington, to tbe lithu-t bidder, ilie following property, to-wit: One bouse nnd lot iu the city of Covington, now II a-till! rc-fili ucc of Ml>. Mary E. Mctay, t being iol .No 17, in Mpiare It. in -aid city, con* siniiig one acre iw«ic «r less, except the dower a »ai«l lot of Mr* r. L. I»avis; also lots No*. 10 “ * * il hundred by the 1(1 ’ ’ - irgudw pled by W. V.CIcn i Supu A. Dyer and Elisha Marrett. Also, „ cotton one 0. fa. isitued from New ton ftU|<erior Court in favor of II. J. Kale* v*. J W. Leak. Mary K. McCay, administratrix of It. F. Mctay, deceased. U. L. Williams, administrator of 8. If. fttarr. deccaseil. nnd Henry Anderson, security. Also, to satisfy the principal, iuterekt and cost on oue 11. fa. issued from Xcwtou Supe rior Court In favor of Eunice II. Baker vs. Mnrv E. McCay, administratrix of it. F. Mctay, de ceased, William A. Dyer, K.C. Marrett and llenry Anderson, security. Property pointed out and levy made by authority of J. J. Floyd, defendants attorney. This Decembers, 18fi7. GKO. M. T. BGWKR, Deputy Sheriff. deo4--wtd* Printers fee $7 60 LEE MORTGAGE SALES FOR FEBRU ARY, 1868 WILL tie sold on the first Tuesday in February text, between thn legal hours of sale, before thu Gourt House door, In tbe town qf Starkvllle, in Lee county, Georgia, tbe following property, Twelve‘bales'.of cotton, marked A. J. M : also wo hundred bushels efcorn, to satlsry two llortg- ge fi. fas, from Lee Huperior Court, one in favor ot J! R. Johnson 4b Co., for tbe use or Smith 4k Rally Y:Ss»arwsi^5 r was? J i b .s property pointed out In said A. fas. > Also, at the same tins and place, three bales or cotton. Levied oa as the property ol Baty 4b Roby, by virtue df .a Mortgage fi. fa. from Terrell County Court In favor or Loyless Jb Grim vs. Baty Jb Roby. Property pointed out by nlalutlflh. Also, lots ef land numbers. (IS) thirty-three and i) five in tbe first district, und lots numbers (3U8) no huudfed bud eight, (84U) two bundred ami tort7% (908) two hundred nine, one half of (388) (luiswo nunurou anu sevemy-swo, tbow district, and all oflot No. (84) thirty lot all that part lying wc»tof Muckiiee Creek in said dlstrfet of Leo couuty. All of said laud levied ou ;e U fa. is*ued from the '•unity, in favor of Archi- Itarnu* and William H. iMiiuted out lu said 11. fa, Sunerioi bald Wrl This November HARALSON COUNTY SPECIAL BAIL IFF’S SALES. WILL bo sold before tin? Court House door, in lie town of lluclianaii, Hurakoncount \, Georgia, ii the first Tuesday in January next, within thu jgal hours of sule. the follow iug piopei ty, u» w R: One lot of land .No. 172, conluiuiiig 202'; urn *, (.obiity (.onu of -aid i’aiuuD. Also, at flu same l• me and 1’. J. Clark. Till* the 83d day of fr.UUELL.WIII I'K, SjH i’lnl« II. iMer’-J,’.* ^7 ho _ FOSTi’ONED ADMINl.STRA-R iS SALE. BY virtue or an order from tho Court of ordin ary of Gornon comity, Georgia, will be sobi before theCou * * ' “ * ' HEARD COUNTY. SHERIFF SALKS. ON tbe first Tuesday in January next, will be sold before (be Court House door. In Franklin, Heard county, Georgia, within tho legal hours or sale, the following property, to-wit: Part of lotof land No. 100. situated in the 13th dktrictof Heard county, lying east of a line di viding tfald lot between William Cheek and PrU. cilia Hteed, now Priscilla Hendrick. Levlwloii by virtue of a cost li. fa. issued from the Superior Court or Curroll county, officers of Court v*. l*rU. cilia bleed. Property pointed out by Joliu Hen. drick. Also fc at the same time and place will be sold one cotton gin. levied on a* tlie property or Jackson Allen,’by virtue of a II. fa. issued front the buperior Court of Heard county, in favor of Wil liam Ainsworth vs. J. Allen, claimant, and J. T. .stodghill.adtiiinistratcrof J. Mcbuiwart,security. *• rty pointed out by 11. C. Allen. • the same time and place will be sold sutHfv a 11. fa. in ravor ol Nathan McCaully zieaveland. Also, at the same time and piaco will be sold lilage of Hoes n. In Franklin to LaGrango, on tbe south nnd worthy Aaroui Formliy. ami now occupied by Mr. Kimp. bald property poiuted out by i-laintiff und levied on a* tbe iiroperty of John White, to satisfy a it. I'u., issued from the Justices’ Court of tbe 7u2d dis trict. (i. M., In favor of J. A. Ponder vs. said John White. Levy made and returned to me by Thus. M. Awbry, L. C Novciutiur 83th. 1807. W. 8. KClIuM, Sheriff. nov27—wGls Printer’s fee liu.uo FULTON MORTGAGE HALE. WILL bn sold before the Court House door, in the city of Atlanta, Fulton county, Georgia, on the Urst Tuesday in .lanuary, 1888; within the legal hours of sale, the following proiierty, to-wit: The south ball of city lot No. 83. of block 14. of land lot No. 51. nf tbe 1-itli district of originally Henry, now Fuitou couuty. Ga.. fronting on i ol- llnsstrcet, and hounded liy lot of John Ii. Itcnnclt >>> tl/y Wot. hy J) D. i.Hdd, ou the vutihy II. A. f oh by *vi r- l’ittiiuu., oii the south ami »ai«l Odlins tuiniiig one acre, luoie or less. ■ Devlei ’ ' atisfy a Slortgagc il. fa. Mortgage U. fa. N« W. L. HU Jilt AUD. Deputy Sheriff. SUMTER CJUNTY SHERIFF’S SALE FOR FEBRUARY. WILL lie sold before the Court House door, in tlie city of Americus, on the first Tuesday in February next, within the legal hours of sale, the foll<iw iug property, to. w It: All the cron of rotton of the present year on tlie plantation of John M. Worrell, in the county of buuitcr. consisting of4U b.il«-s, o< cor less, to-wit: 5 bales ginned aud packed, lu.t aud seed cotton iu the gin house, und cotton in the Melik to he picked • ginned by the day nfs.il',to satisfy aMorcgage .SfftTBS. . It. Wo Ite, lilu. _ , Worrell. Tills November 25th, im)7 J. B. l’lLdltUICl, Deputy .sheriff. dec7—wU l*i ini. t’.- fee ^.< POSTPQNEp COBB SHERIFF’S SALK. WILL lie sold liefore the Court House door, in the city of Marietta, Cobb county, Ga., on the first Tuesday in January next, within the usual hours of sale, the following property, to-wit: Lots of Land numbers K73, 928, 927. 948 and 947, and parts of 874. 875 and 928, iu the Kith district uud second section of Cobb county. Levied on us the property of Mr*. Joanna M Cass, executrix of John Cass, deceased, to satisfy oue II. fa Issued from Cobb Superior Court in favor of Charles D. Phillips, bearer, vs. Joanna M. Cass, executrix of John Cass, deceased, bold for the purchase money. TUG December 8,1807. dcc7—wts BARTOW MORTGAGE SHERIFF SALK WILL be sold before the Court House door, In - * of Cartersvllle, Bartow county. Georgia, il others now reside. In the fourth district d third section of Bartow county. Levied on the property of Uusuvus II. Bates, to satiify -i Bartow Superior court Mortgage fi. fa. in fa vor of Horace J. Bates vs. Gustnvus H. Bates. Property pointed out by defendant. November “‘h. im. W. t. GOODWIN. Sheriff, novf—wtds Printer’s fee $3 LEE MORTGAGE SHERIFF’S SALE FOR FEBRUARY, 1888. WILL be sold on the flrat Tuesday in February, 1808. at the Court House door, in Starkvillc, Lee county, Georgia, be tween the legal hours of sale, about lour bales of sinned cotton, not packed, two hundred bushels of corn, more or less, two hundred pounds fodder, more or less, six hundred bushels cotton seed, more or less. All levied on as the property of Illicit W. Hasselkus. by virtue ol two Mortgage il. fii8„ one from the County Court of said county, in favor of K. B. Jones vs. Hugh W. Hasselkus, the other from the Superior Court of said county, in favor ol Wright & Warren vs. Hugh \v. Hasselkus. Property iHfinted out in said fi. fits. Doc. ft, 1N07. lieeJIMvis WM. C. GILL, Sheri))'. ADMINISTRATRIX’S SALE. BY virtue of an order of the Coiirtof Ordinary of DeKnlh county. Georgia, will lie sold oil the first Tuesday in February. ISfiS. at the Court House door, in the i eatur. DelCttlh countv. hetv ! legal hours of wile, lot ot land No ; 11(1 ! loilt «li-i Mnero mo loor, in tlie tow n of Calhoun, .... in February next, within tne legal hours of salu, lot of land Nu. 234 in the lltli .. . . - j * — of said county, hold a# ilm deceased. district ami 4d secii-i property ot' L D. Marcbnian. ,'lec ... bcuclii of the heir# ami creditor** of said deceased, ftith the widow's dower to cUmo out. Tenu*- crcditto August iiVM; sin ill notes with gixalsc curity. . Decciulwr 29, 1867. US BURN Itfcli;VK3. Admlnhitrutor. dsotj—wts , ■ t Printer's fmt $y ary oft ADMINISTRATORS SALE. i ofilerfrom the Court or.Ordln- . Jnty, Georgia, will be sold before the Court Uousedour, in the town of Calhoun, on the MthUistrict and 4d seotfoa. No. 66 eonuining 100 acres, more or less, subject to the widow's dow er. Sold a* tbe property of Alexander Carpenter, deceased, for the benefit ol the heirs aad creditors of said deceased. Terms or salt-part cash; the balance on time with good notes. This Decern* b€lf "^HOllNtON TALLIY, Administrator. — Printer’s foo $5* POSTPONED ADMINISTRA’R’SSALE. BY virtue or an order iTOm the Court of Ordin* ary ot Gordon county, Georgia, will be sold before the first Tuesday in Febrnaty next, within the legal hours or sale, lot ot land No. lti in the 14th district and8d*uvtl»n of said county, oontattiiug 109 acres, more or less, subj-.ct to the wblow's dower. Sold ns the property of atuiihen MrGiu- nis. deceased. for the bom-Ut of tbe heirs security. Heceuilier 80. 1867 t lie flTn t of county, (with tlu: *f tlie willow's dower.) Fold a- y of William It. Anderson, de ft. * for tlie benefit of tin* heirs am •reditora, Ternw of sale cash. This ll» I"th d«iy of December, J.M»7 k SARAH J. ANDERSON, Adm'x. dccll)—wts Printer's fee-S*» GEORCilA, Babiw. UGUNTh.— C'llCKT Of* DKMNART, NOVKffttfcH I'kfUf, IN)’. IT appearing to tho Court by. the petition or .liilkii* skinner tliat John ft. AiifW.Mtwfceiised, lulu ol said county, liidln his lifetime execute to said Juliusftkinuer,bis bond ruinlitioiied to cxivuie Titles in Fee ftimple to said Juliini Skinner lor the Pitt* Hotel Jets, in tfiss fow n ot turtcrsvillc iu suul county, located oa lots Nos. 18. 10. 20 und 21. in ►uld towu. 'Aml.lt farther appearing that said Jolip S-Allendeparted mis lil« without execut ing lilies to said tovfn lets, or by will orothcrw Do providing Umrufora.; And, U farther ni>|<oaririg that said Julius ftkinuer ha* aid tbe full amount of the purobais priced said eta, and said Julius akluner bxvlug petitioned t is Court to diicct Josiuh R. Pariutt, administrator upon the estato oi the said John ft. Allen, deceased, to execute t him titles tosaid town loU iu conformity wit snld libnU: Therefore, ell persons concernsd are hereby notified and required to file their objec tions. ir any they have, in my office, within the time prescribed by law, why said administrator towntoisYn conformity with *aS!’bonds!* And*'It is fnrthef Wderod that n copy of this Rule be pub- teaSsT mxi. ,or JgrtJMrtJWn I*, m?nulj.* ,, ili i |f5lhujj“ , ?(^ . ’ 4. A. HOWARD, Ordlmirjr II. IJ. pu.it-W»m PriDi.r’. rw»*) QEOKUIA, UlKiU coukty. ALL imnou.coDceiDml .ruDurcbT notlflci that Ke.hora LoDbran. or tb. ml dl.ulct, u. M„ or said coun*y. toll* liefore John Bagwell aud Jesse V *ob trnehuMert of »aid eoumy jtaken up on tho .eehold or said Cochraa,.a certain dark brlndle helfoi, about throe tear* old, split in right ear, a little wldtr In forvlieed; nppraiseil to lie worth night dollars, ft.dd esnay w hi be sold on tbe 28th Inst., on the freehold of said Cochran. A substantial copy of Die description nnd np- pr.tisement from ihe Kstray Book or said county, this l«.b December. 1W TllDMft It. HOYLK, i . I. G. tills 17th Det cmht r, lhi;?. M. II 1IPTI Hl“ON, Ordin ry.