About Georgia weekly opinion. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1867-1868 | View Entire Issue (Jan. 14, 1868)
GEORGIA/ .jW'.E.E:%>J* Ya^Q E<W£ N. ' THE WEEKLY OPINION, QoVzitN OR ”ANT* BfAT*” - TKEiiCBER.- Governor Jxkkiy» »»*> Trc«...rcr Jonis bare boen removed from ilicir reapcctlve positions. Brevet Brigadier Gen. Tnoa. it jteoEB (Col> 33d U. Si Infantry,) baa taeu appointed Military Ooreroor, and Cant. Tnoa. F. ItocKWZLt (of tlio Ordnance corpa.) Trcaaurcr of State. Both gentle men have been on duty In tbit clty/or aomo time. Oen. It. graduated at Beat Point In 1851, and Cnpt. It. In 1603. OirOBOIA^aTATlTcOn VENTton . KinitTEKMIl DAY. [aaroarao rmaastY rna tbs daisy oriaioa.) Monday, January 13,1888. The Convention met at regular hour. Prayer by the Chaplain. Journal read and approved. Mr. BBYANT moved to suapeml the rules ao os to allow the rule requiring the dally session to close at two o clock to be amended. Agreed to, when the same gentlemen moved that the rule referred to lie rescinded. Before action, Mr. Tli AMMELL present ed the regular report of the standing com- intttco on the Legislative Department, which was read In part, and ordered to be ' .yi ie CHAIIt presented the following document, which was read at tho Clerks’ IUadquartbiu, Tiiinn Mu- Din-. ) (Dept Georgia, Florida, andAlabama.v Atlanta, Oa., January 13th, Is®. 1 Gensbal OnDEtts, No. 8. X. Charles J. Jenkins, Provisional Gov ernor, and John Jones, Provisional Treas urer, of the State of Gcorgla,lmvlng dec In- cd to respect the instructions of, and failed to co-operate-with, the Major-General commanding the Third Military District, are hereby removed from office. II. By virtue of the authority granted by tho Supplementary Deconstruction Act of Congress, paused July 19th. 18«<, the following named officers are detailed for duty in tho District of Georgia: Brevet Brig. Gen. Thomas II. Huger, < ol 33d Infantry, to lie Governor of tho State ofGcorgia. Brevet Captain Charles 1. ltockwelh Ordinance Corps U. S. Army, to lie Trea». urcr of the Slate of Georgia. III. The above named officers will pro ceed, without delay, to Mlllcdgcvllle, Ga, and enter upon the discharge of tho duties devolving upon tliem, subject to Instruc tions from these Headquarters. By order or Major General Meade. it. C, DttUM, A. A. Gen. Olilh I d . ^ J. SANDV.nsox. A. A. G. Mr. RICHARDSON read a report from the minority of the Committee on the Leg islative Department, which was ordered to be printed Mr. BRYANT moved a resolution that the hours of meeting bo 10 o’clok. a. m., and S o’clock r. M- and of adjournment at 1 o'clock r. M.. and o’clock r. M., cncli <l! tj' r skj.hmaX moved to 1111 the blank Mr. 81‘EEll moved a substitute, which was laid upon the table. Mr. AXGlKIt favored the fixing of definite hour for the evening adjournment, Mr.llBYANTopposed,and Mr. PAIIItOTT favored the question. Mr. BEDKOKDnnd Mr. "'H1TEI.Y also opposed u change of the hours of meeting and adjournment. The dally se-stou was now long enough Mr. BULLOCH IHvqyed tile original reso lution, and moved the previous question, which was ordered, and the resolution was lost* Mr. DAVIS moved to suspend tho rule* to allow the Introduction of n resolution providing that no delegate shall las allow ed to discuss any question before the Con vention longer than fifteen minutes, unless by permission. Mr. A KERMAN" opposed the sus|iciisi.,n. lie would not consent to have debate stifled. Imjwrtaut questions were to bo considered, and no member was competent to discuss them in so short a time. Mr. ASHBUltN took the same view. Tho views Involved In this resolution of Ideas through whir' we are now passing, could not ho discussed iu the time named. He would vote to givo one hour. Mr. ADKINS favored tho suspension. Mr. DAVIS sold gentlemen overlooked his object. Ills resolution contained a saving clause. It provided that permission be granted by ttie Convention to consume more time, and he luid no doubt every gen tleman would be allowed to speak as long as he desired, provided Ids remarks were pertinently made. On motion tho matter was laid on the **Mr! BRYANT moved that the special order—the resolution of Mr. Ashburn and pending amendmcnls — bo taken up. Agreed to. Mr. ASHBURN saldlio wasdlsappolnted lie bad hoped that no opposition would have been made to tho adoption of n prop osition to amend the Sherman bills so as to make It more effective, by those who were elected under It. Ho refuted the charge that Republican delegates, and the Repub lican party were opposed to Reconstruc tion, or were alter spoils. They wanted to restore the old State—speedily and secure ly—nothing more, lie charged that the civil powers ol the State, and the money of the people, had been used to defeat Recon struction; that tho officer* of State had been drawn upon flam Washlngton, In 1880, and Hie drafts were honored, to raise fttndt to support the policy of President Johnson. This lie could prove. Governor Jenkins had stood high In this State—de servedly so; but hti day waa ended, and tha date might be recorded, July 31st, 1801, When, upon hearing the result of the tattle of Bull Run, ho voluntarily surrendered his nationality, and advised the people of Georgia to del) their obligation to their Government. Who peW *•>« attorneys em ployed by ex-OoY. J. to proeeeute tho ease of Georgia In tho Snpteme Court? Did or did not Gov. J. put hande Into the State Treasury for that purpose? Unless this question wu answered, ho would, at the proper time, move the appointment Of » committee to Investigate the record! of all the Governors of this State from January! 19,1881. With reference to the alx thousand offi cers ln;the State,he asserted that Are thous and five hundred or them were filled by men who were opposed to reconstruction. This was a great power. Men who oppoao reconstruction could well afford to give tliclr time and money to build up the Hill pai ty and he did not wish to contluu^. In Savannah, Macon, Atlanta, Columbus, and elsewhere, officials high In power, were working against restoration. He wanted them turned out. He wanted potseealon of tho enemy’a stronghold, and turn hie batteries upon him. Mr. CALDWELL advocated the substi tute offered by Mr. Wbltcly. He denied the clisrjtc, made by Mr. Miller; that he bed failed to fulfil a pledge solemnly mado to this body, and at this, the first opportu nity that had presented lUelf, wished to make that dental In tho most emphatic manner. Tho majority were not responsi ble for the waste of time on tliD‘ question. They were ready to vote In ten min utes after tho resolution was Introduced, and that majority was compelled to con tinue the discussion, In order Jo relievo themselves from the Imputations made against them. He would vote for tho self- denying proposition of tho gentleman from Elbert, and prevent members from filling any offices that might bo vacated. He stood fairly upon the Sherman Bill, and would hold others to tliclr pledges to do -.taltthi _ j’ofofor taVtwuai oYtiTVsid January oth, IMS. iJalwta TU08 ' !,r ^ES«r GEORGIA, DkKalb county. to au waoa it nat comm*. fruited to Mn. Margaret Hightower on Fatcbsl ‘fSEJ/KK a»U official signature. tha January t, 1880. Janlt-wlOJ Printer** OEOBOIA, DiKalb county. sew Gotten Machinery for Sale. one Turning Lathe, and alt other Implement* M bn willing to take u tnterert la tta FORSYTH SHERIFFS SALE. Vuuwn * m **"* lh * °* urt n ?“* * toor ' -" mB ■‘1 GORDON POSTPONED FEBRUARY SHERIFF SALES. 1? ILL be sold before tha Court House door In the town of Calhoun. Gordon county, on the first Tuesday lu February, 1868, within the legal hours of sale, the following property, to*w!t: Tbefollowlng lots ruett. Lew jUii-Wtt — ADMINISTRATOR’S sale. deor, ia the lows ‘— ** between the legal SSntU 1 Jsbna 11. Walker, deceased, for ttatan.Ot ortho tain tad cndlion. tanas of tala UlA Thli J ““%uSt}?h B. PKjnjtTJtdmtoUtrntor. Jobs—wto Atntor*i feo |o a bore article Address, JanS-dewlm WM. B. WIIAOK. Gslnesrllle. ftlmll county, Ua GEORGIA, Gwinnktt corttTY. WHEREAS, Joule. W. Mill., tdaalolltnMr «• tho ntnto of lioliert Uouo, U«c«n«sl, betlngins-'. Application to o»* lor toilers of dl*mi»»lon ft AttAte i These ere, therefore, to giro notice to ell e corned, kindred end creditors to appear at ©nice within the time prescribed by lew. nod file their objections, if eny they hare, why said letter* should not l»e granted the applicant. (liven under tuy hand aud oQlcial * Ignatur thl, Nuecniber „ ,, nov&—\v8in Printer's feo $4.00 Mr. CALDWELL continued at great length, and at the conclusion of his re marks, the subject was, on motion of Mr. ASHBURN,laid on the table for the present Mr. AKERMAN Introduced the minority report of the Committee on Relief, which was read and ordered to bo printed. The report argues forcibly against tho report presented by a majority of the Committee, on the subject of relief. Mr. C. C. RICnARDSON asked for a suspension of the rules, to allow the intro duction of a resolution to provido for tlio appointment of a corps of reporters, to re port llic proceedings of tlio Convention. Mr. BLOUNT was opposed to tlio reso lution. Its adoption would result In an enormous expenditure lie was unwilling to incur. Mr. A KERMAN asked for a decision of the question, when so much of the reso lution as provided for the employment of competent reporters was adopted, and the question of printing was referred to the Committee on Printing. Mr. TURNER asked that the rules be suspended, for the purposo of Introducing Mb < WUflM)Sf..5 >D .. ,rt Uef ' Agreed to—nml dered to be printed. The Convention then adjourned. TEI.F.UKAPMIC INTEI.I.HJF.Mfi:. From the New York rrett Aisoclotlon. Woihluiloa Homo, Washington, Jan. 13.—Immense meet lngs were held northw ard on Saturday, re garding the safety ol naturalized citizens abroad. The question Is assuming startling Importance. The Radical comity Convention, of In dianapolis, resolved to Instruct delegate* to the State Convention to Incorporate a plank favorlug the paying of bond* with legal money, unless ntlicrwUe endorsed. London, January 13.—Accounts received by tlio Rto Janeiro mall show tha condi tion and prospects of tho Paraguyans favorable. Lopez commands at Harms Ho, and Is enthusiastically supported, all classes of the population working energet ically to supply him with men and provis ions. When the steamer sailed the allies were pushing men to the front. Paris. Jan. 13.—Baron de Budding. Min ister to France, has been recalled to dll an Important home position. Havana, Jan. 13.—Lcrsiindi is taking energetic mcasuros to suppress assaults on persons and property. Sickness amoug the.negroe, Is vanishing. Custom house officials rafosolime notes uulcss guaranteed Albalt, N. Y., Jan. 13.—Wm. B. Wright, Judge of tlio Court of Appeals, Is dead. Havant Exchange on Paris one percent, discount. New York currency Improving. "IruiaiEa, On tho Ith lost, at the MottadUt Chunk, by tho Rov. C.W. Thomas, Mr. W.B. Lows, of thn oily, to Hist». 1. Does lam, or LoQraagT. ArroKDAvrs—Hr. a. C. William,, Mr. H. O. Douflau, Hr Milas 111U, Mr. J. C. Aloxotaor sod Mr. Warrcm Jourduu. ■BaiDs'o Attudabts-MIm Boon, Him wtd, die, Miss Kitard, Mlsa rants sad Mtm Klabro. Wo under our eoafratalatloao to tha happy pair, sad with them a loaf, p rot porous, burnout, ouo Journey tbnaah llfo. Oa the trentof of tha 11th Inet-iat BchotaU Hall, by Bor. J. Spllmaa, Mr. H. A. Kxaaov aad Mlu Mabt Calloway, all of toil olty. Ko cards. ADMINISTRATOR'S BALE, r vlttaa afaaenlar from tha Ooart of Ordlaa- gWfflft-..-.,- OEOKUIA, Upson county, WIIKUKAS, Edwin II. Kelly. administrator of Lucy Reed, deceased, flic# hit petition by hit at* torney, John ttntberfurd,Ksqi,F©r lewre to tell her ndividid heir of lot of Und ho. 1W, in the 18th Ittrict of orifluelly Houston, now l peon coun- ImonUh nil pertoat In- show cause, If nay they lure, within why Uio prayer of r ‘ “ should not bu granted, two mouths” why Uu pre/er of tho potltlouer Tiould not bo grantnl. - Given under mv Imnd and ottclnl signature, - -- .....i^r-iit]! itwi. WM. A. (X>UD, Ordinary. this NoveinborSJtl doo4~tWfui l'rlntes's lee |& GKOKOIA, Monrok coustt. W'llKItKAS. Uobt.ti. Anderson, c. a . applies „„„„ ,„ v t'oomn! M. A. Hutton, dcccMSttd. These nre, thereforo, to cite mid ndinonUh all .All hinguUr, the kindred »nd creditors of snid decease)* ami nil concern*!, to be and nppenr nt uiy oilice, witbin the time prescrUicd by Uw, aud show e*u*c. If »ny they can, why t«id let ten should not; be granted to said uppUaint In ,n (ifren* under luy ’hnnd and nfllcial slgnnlure, IhU the day of l^mta^sn. k dec<8-w8m Printer’s fee » ao GEORGIA, Cobb countv. WIIKUKAS, it is rcpmentol to me th*t t' estato of Jsckson Hrmnbtlow. IsU of »*id conn deccucd, is unrepresented; not be vested in the Clerk of the Huperlor COur or some other lit and proper person. Given undir my hnnd nnd oillcUl signnture, ’.his December 17th, 1H7. JNO. G. CAkll'UKLL, Ordinsry. decn-wXkl l’rlnter's feef* GEORGIA, UlUM COUNTY, WHKIIKAH. V. K. Mstliews npplies for the ■UMrdUnsbipof the property ofSMinh rcnrlloy, Sou resident minor, who hm property In this "These nre, therefore, to cite mid mlmoiili K roonsilnuirejted Io show’enuse, If »ny vo,on thcllist Mond»y iu l ubruan nesvwhy the said Y Y. Mathews should not He npMnUd snd official a ton Ml u re, this (lit December, 1H*1, WM. A.LOllli, Ortliimry. dcc.tO-waod Printer’s fee fi* GEORGIA, UARitoLL cuugrv, WII HULAS, W. r. Brown Mpplles to me for let. tors of gunrdinn'hip ol Win. r Itenjmuin, tliedle C., Lmirn K., Surah A. M., Mary 1'., «ml inu, I.Mbirlter, minor childreu of James It. I.mm liichc are, therefore, to cite ell nnd singulnr the next or kin to be aud Mppc»r st my office w ithin tlii*Dnienlt<>wed by law, mid show nnuse, If wny they nut, why »»id letters should not bo granted the a;-pileant, Given under mr ham god ol|}uUl eignsture, this DecemberlWh. inr. 7 1 J. M. II LA LOCK, ordinal! , •Motor’, r™ si GEORGIA, Gwinnktt county. WIIEltKArt, James A. lint, bin*, administrator on the estate of Mary tfulnn, d^ecaMMl. having made application to inn lor letter* of dismUsluu from Mid estate: These nro.tbriVlun», to give notice to all con* eerned. kindred and erwiiiur*. to an war at my office witbin the timo nie>cribed by law ami gfu their objectlows, irany they have, w by said letters should uotbe grautof the applicant. Given under my lmud au<l official signature, this NovemlierSth, 1MT. U. T. HAKK8TKAW. Ordinary. r>-w8m Printer's few $4&» GEORGIA, Nkwto.n county. WIIKUKAS. John I*. Marla,t, executor ol Joshua Marbut, deceased, applies to r.ie lor totters or dlsotUslou trout bis administration upon said These are. Ilton fwrp, to cliu all and slngulat .j© next of kin amUrudltur* ol said ilcccnneij, to be and appeitr at my office, within tho time pm. •bribed by law, Md show cause, it any they can, why oaid let tors of dtsiui»tioii should not ho granted to said applicant. Given under tuy hand and official signature, this the 5th day ol December, 1»17. “ WM. IA J.ixKIE, Ordinary. f^Wm, , • Printer's fee pai GEORGIA, Uknby county. WUKKKA8, Wm. K. Tucker. mlrainUtrator on the estate or Hamuel Chubb, deceased, person of color, lato of said county, Wtplleo to me lor leave to seU the real estate of said Haoiucl Chubb: AU persons concerned are notided to die their oldoetloM irony they have with two months Dorn tho drst publication of this notice, else leave will be graated for the sale ot said real estate. Gtren under my band aud official signaturti 10-vrfm Printer's foe r GEORGIA, Unox county. TWO MOKTIld after date application will be nmde to the Court of Ordinsry of Upson county, tor leave to sell lot or load member dfty (80} In tie tenth district el originally Monroe, now Upson - -— of Uenry T. Ubtte, GEORGIA, Padadino county, TWO MONTIIB alter data spptlastloa will ha ■ada to tha Oiurt auiralPary ofPituldlntaonaly, lit day ot Jaaaary.ML i~ i P*«.Adin’x. Jata-wla %5(itor<a ft, |S GEORGIA, Nxwtob county. TWO MOTTO, altar date apullcatiou will ha sag ADMINISTRATOR’S BALE. WILL ha told an tha Snt Tnaaday la Mareh a»L heron Iha Coart Haato door, la tha towo or and Not. 10,1,», *, IS, IS, II. 10 and IT In Work A. all In the town or Dallas. Hold by order or tbo Court of Ordinary of Paulding county, as the S roperty of J. C.Ji. Foote, deceased, for the bene. t or tho heirs nnd creditors of said deceased. This January dthj 1888. ^ Administrator. JanlO-wts Prluter's fee >5 EXECUTORS' SALE. BY virtue of aa order from the honorable court r ordinary of DeKalb county, Otoraih, will bo -Jld befbre the Court House door. ,In the town of Docatur, DeKalb county. Georgia, on the drst Tuesday in March aext, within tie legal houm of sale, eeventy-seven acres ef load, more or less, being west half or lot number seventy-seven In thontbdistrict of DclCalb county, Gu. Hold as thopropeity of John McWlllintns, deceased, for the ueneflt of the heirs and creditor*. Terms- One.hair casbf the balance on a credit nntll tttli December, IMA ThU January 8th, 1HCH. JOHN U. Me WILLI A MM, r ltoiiKHT McWilliams, JahlQwWtda _ I Kxocti tor's Printer's fee $8 GEORGIA, Monkok county. WIIKUKAS, James M. Ponder, executor of the last will and testament ol Murium Ponder, repre tents to tho Court In his petition duly died aud returned on record, that he has fully administered the estate of said deceased This Is, thermo re. to cite all persons concerned, kindred nnd creditors, to show cause, If any they why snld executor should not lx? discharged hit administration ai.it rct-t-ive letters Uls* missory on the Hist Moudav JqnlO-wftm O. MOKSK. OMinary. Printer's fee 84.90* GEORGIA, Paulding county. WIIKBlCAS. j. F. Cook applies to me In proper form for letters of guardiausbip over the persons and property of Kugeula K , Joseph A. mid Alary A. Mahaffy, minor heirs of Adolphus MahaO'y deceased: These are, therefore, to cite and require oil per son* roncernd to be and appear at my office, on or before theflrst Monday in February next, to show cause. If any they can, why sha said letters should not l>o granted the applicant. Given under my hand and official slgnatui this January, 4th, IriK S. U. McfiH KG OR, Ordinary. JanlO—w30i| Printer's feef* GEORGIA, Bumtrr county. WIIKUKAS, William J. I'liU KHaaN. PbllU|Nl, hs* applied to dinary of said county, lor a discharge from his said guardianship: AlfiNirsons conccrncJ objections. If any exist, < wr , ... granted the applicant In terms of the law. Glvca under my hand and official signature, this Sd day of Jauuary. l.HAft. L DORM AX. Ordinary. Janl —w40d Printer's fee |il GEORGIA, J.srni: county. W IIKRRAH, Charles T. Preston, wlminUtmtor on the estate of Kirby D. Lowery, deceased, . *- - — ^plication to the lato of said county, uinkei dcrsl^ned for Ipiurtof dUi|i<**i»n from «atst ad- These are, thervfbre. Pi cite end admonish all oersons intcresteil in snbl cui«ae, to flle their ob< j cell on*, if any thl!) have, In my office, ou or be fore the llrst Monday in April bext, why said ad> tnlnlslrabir shall not la dismissed according to the statute in such coses made ami provided. Given Mu.Jcf my and official signature, ntofllc septib—uGm 1 Pi Inter's Ibe |4 00] GEORGIA, Faykitk county. WIIKRKAH. Francis Patterson, ndmlnlstiator of Francis M. I'.iiterm>n, repri'sent* hi the Court that he has rully a«tminUtere)i Fraud, M patter* son’s estate: ThU Is, therefore, to cite all |»rr*ont concerned, kind rod and cw|lior«. In show cause why said administrator hliuulii no| bo iifsphaiamT from till mlmlnUtradon and rec-lre letters ofdl»ml,slon on the llrst Monday In Jijne. D4W. Wllnes* ia baud mi l offioial signature, this NoveuPserhi It H*ri. KDW \:r> ON.NOR, OMinary. Uee5~ w 8in Printer's hmf4.5i or the* .. »unty, duly filled, trust: TblS !• I'lu.r.t,.-, Singular In ilmli ceases I. t-J show i’w Us time allowed i»y la... should not bo grunted t GEORGIA. Kui.min county. i'li i .vtier, adiui ilstrnUe si - bp«*tafe*»f Jir->ph A Hrasher, |«too| saldroubty, ilvce ,sv‘<|, rvp>v««i|tk it, hi* i*etiiion duly dlle«l. tli.it lie lia* Itillv execute)! Ills said trust: This |» therefore, to o:t* owl adim*nl»ti all and a»id .*re)lHors or mU)| de ll aiy exists, within tha ah) letterso dluniUslon — ..to applicant. N lines* yiy official *lgn iture, August to m DANIKt. Pin MAN, ordinary. aiigtS—win lPrinter's fee ft 9o\ GEORGIA, L'oiiit cniixty, WHKUKAM.il IS rdj.Hhk.iue,I to me that the estate of Mary A. Manning, lu'a of sai l county, dereasol. Is anrepresentcil: These are, therefore, to cite and admonish oil inecrnetl to be ami appear at my office on Che drst Monday in February next, to show aause, II **f have, why letters «»f ailmlnlstratlon should net be vested In tbe i lerk of the .superior Court or some other it and proper person. , ®|J" under my hand and official signature, dealt—wS0>l I’rlntar'. fva pt GEORGIA, Muniwk col'NTr. WIIKUKAS, Cluyton Furvh api-liaa to me for wt.ri.of udmlnlifrallea'ou the aalato of NaUoa Thla U,'thererora, to cite an<l s-lmanl.li all and tlafular Uw k|*d>od an I emll'nrt of .aid Ja. «ta*L•»h.s»«laaiwura, mr nSfoa wnuia tha thua prcaeriba.1 by law, and .how eune, If but to*. C *Ucunt' “ W *houl« nut bo (renM hand aaul aSIHal alsuutnru, U.U.tod.yuU.u^yr.ijr^ JulO-wSOd Frtatn’.toaw" OKOUQJA, CUTTfiK tiOpHTY, AT Iha October Tma oftta Court er Ordinary and prays for letters' of Utomto*lo!t from* said # *Thto l U, Uerefbre, to cite and admonish all per. earn eeieereed to be aad appear at my office, within the Ume prescribed by law, aad show cense, iranv they Ua, why letters oC dlsmltoion sbottld not be grante)l the applicant. Given under my hand and oldela elgtntere. GEORGIA, Fulton county. TTTJ1KUEAS, J. B. tain, Sncutor ar Mlubrlh * m otUnd: Nos. 88. 88, 87, und 95, iutTio 14tli district, 3d station, Oonlon county, contslnlnff58l news, or less. All levied on ns tho property of N. A, Jsckson to satisfy on o Superior p>urt II. fa. In favor of Wuiren Akin vs. Junes D. Inkles, principal, nnd N. A. Jsetapn, Indorser. Property pointed out by plain- tut - . Also, at the same tins andplaca, wlU ta sold two lot* of land. Nos. 88 and 100; lu tbe 15th District, 3d section of Gordon county, ss tha property of M. M. Ander son, to satisfy lliree SuperlorCourt fl. fas. in fovor of Joseph Rowe, for tho usu of 11 m. H. Morris and H. n. Dobson, vs. Samuel Simpson and M. M. Anderson, security, on appeal; and one In fovor of David B. Bar rett vs. M. M. Anderson, and one lu favor of Mason Cluer vs. M. M. Auderson.— Propcrtv pointed out by defendant Also, at the same tlmo and place will bo sold one lot of land No. 334, In the 13th dla* trlot 3d section, Gordon county, aa tlio property of John Malone, to satisfy- two In- frlor Court fl. fas. in favor or Geo, W. Eaton vs. John Floyd, principal, and Jno. Malone,security, and ouo SuperlorCourt fl. fa. In favor of Sams A Camp vs. Joint Mntono. Property pointed out by- defend ant, Malone. Also, at the sumo tlino ami place will be sold two mules—one black tlio other sorrel. Levied as tlio property of ll’ni. M. Sham- Dllli, to satisfy one Superior Court II. fa. Ill favor, of John Tlioinjison, administrator. Ac., vs. Wm. M. Hhamblln nnd Joint Jonos. din Jones. , fl j , same time and place, lot of land No. 30J, In the 13th dis trict. 3d section, Gordon county. levied on as tlio properly of Isaac .I.Coltler, to satisfy one Superior Court It. fa. lsantd from Coweta county. In favor of Wadlow Walker llariuldea. Property pointed out by G. W. Hansom. Also, will he sold lot of land No. 168 In Ttli district, 3d section, Gordon county, as the property of S. E. Hinson. Levtd on to satisfy two It. fas. Issued from Gordon County Court, ouo in fovor of J. R. Alex ander, and ono In favor of J, N. Scott vs. S. E. Binson. Property pointed out by tlio defendant, and returned to me by a County Bailiff. Alsu, will bo sold part of lot of land No. 113, in the 14th district 3d section of Gordon county. Levied on os tho property of Gooriro W. I-ay. Lot No. 113 has a saw mill on it nnd eight ceres of land attached to tlio mill. All of which Is to satisfy one Superior Court H. fa. In fovor of T. A. Foster, surviving copartner, Ac. l’roiicrty pointed nut by pialnuff In fl. fa. Also, at the same time and placo will bo sold lot of land No. 18S, iu the Util district. 3d sectlou of Gordon county. Levied on as the property of John KUtcn, to sattslV two Superior Court ft. fas. In favor of L. H. Dobson vs. Mathis Staten nnd John Staten, und one In favor of L. II. Dobson, cxocutor of tlio estate of 11.11. Dobson,deceased, va. John Statcp. aud oilier It. ft*. In my hands vs.-John Staten nnd others. Property pointed out by defondsnt. Also, at the same tlino and place will be sold town lots Nos.l and 3, in 3d section of tho towu of Calhoun, each containing fifty foot fronting tlio street parallel with the IV. A A. It. lt„ and running sixty feet back, und known as tho John Hawkins' corner. Levied on an tlicproperty of de fendant to pay tho original purohaae money duo for said propcrtv by defendant to plilntllt' on tlio Within II. ft. Property pointed out h.v plaintiff’s attorney. Also, at the same tlmo and place, will be sold eighty ucres of land, part of lot No. tut. South part In the Util district, 3d sec tion, Oonlon county, Isnlcd un limnorty of tJ. J. flutter, lu satlafy , pcrior Court 11. ft. In favur of Abraham Tate vs. C. J. Ilutler. Property pointed out by defendant. Also, at the same time ar.d place, will be •old one lotol land No. Hill lu tile 8th dis trict, 3d section of Gunkm county. Le vied on as tho property ofO. T. Thomp son, to satisfy iniii Sti|ierlor Court It. |k. In favor of Janie* Hendrix for Ihe pur chase money, and controlled by J. H. Ar- tliervs. G. r. Thompson, and D. O, King, aociirlty. Property (minted out by J. 1L Armor. Also, at Hip aaiae time and place will he aoldonelotoi laud, number mu known, but Is known as tint P. V. Dempscv placo, where Dempsey ii’.w live*, end Joins tin widow Spencer, in tlio nth district, 3.1 section or Gordon comity, l evied on as tho prop erty uf (.. nnuerfivld. to satisfy otic Justices Court ll. fa. In favor of 1'. A. Foster. Property p dated out liy plaintiff In said ll. fa. nnd returned to me by a constable. Also, at (lie ll,e lliei-eli-l place will be •old two hundred ami fifty bushels dfoorn. Levied nu as thu pro,airly uf tinmuci Pul liam to satisfy one loamy Court ll. ft. In favor of Charles .1, Jenkins, Governor, vs. Samuel I’ulllnm. Also, lit the sumo time and place, will be sold one red w hite face cow, one large syrup kettle, one two. horse wagon, forty bushels of wheat, more nr less, and ■lofenil- nnt'a crop of oorti raised oil James A. Cant well's fat in. All levied uu u* the property of M. E. Parker, to snttsly a ft. fa. In favor of Charles D. Ledls-iter. vs. M. K. Parker, and other It. fts. iu uiy bauds, in fovor of C. D. Ledbetter, Also, at the same time ami place, will he sold one house and lot in thflV»«n pf Cal houn, No, not known, hut Is known as thu plaoe whore II, M. Buek|ialter now lives. Levied ou as tlio property of II. M. llnck- halter, to satisfy one Superior Court ll. fa. lu favor of J. F. C. Martin, bearer, vs. II. M. Buekiiulter, maker, and G. M. Thump- MTST* ftw poln " ,a m * Alio, at tlio same time and place, will lie Mid. 80 acres of Und. being the east half of lot No. 311. In the 8th district and 3d sec tion of Gordon county. Levied, uu aa the property of Joseph Shehe, to salt »IV one Ju*Hce Court It. fa. Ill favor of Foster A llarland. Property pointed «.,it by de- fondant. T Also, Will bo sold lot Kt land Na, 388, In the 8th district, 3d soctlon of Gonloo coun ty, ta the property of A. Lew is, levied on to antbly one County Court II. ft. In favor W. A. J. Roliertson. lulnilnlstrator, Ac. va. A. Lewis. Properly pointed out by defendant. i Also, at the tame time and place, P*&aOoi«UbU. Properly pointed cut byJtMi Miller plaintiff. -■AImi at the same time and 'place, will i •Old, lot of land, No. 88. In the 14th dl.iri. i andIdloeetlon of Uo;don countv. I., °»*» tho property of Nancy ColI!i-, i,', oaflafy one Justice Court fl. fa. Ir, tnVoi ^^PtapMMT.ptllnM. v by Alio, at the same time and placo wm i, t . told one lot of land nmutier not knoi,,i but the placo whereon llerry Hurl, nnv llvea. In the Oth district, 3d Gordon coanty. Lcvimt on at tha prw ofW. R. Woodward,E. Wuodwanl, rmdir and Carter A Ingles Indorsers, intislv ,. Justice* Court fl. fa. In favor n| j 0 |m Smith vs. W. R. Woodward anil K. Hi,,. Word, maker, Carter A Ingles, ludorie,. Property pointed out hv J. X. < m t, ,' aud returned to mo by a Constable. ' Also, at the same time nnd place will |,. Mid, one lot of land, No. 33u, in the Du, District and Third Section of Gordon,. . Lerled on m tho property ot He,,,,, wls, to satisfy ouo Justice Court ft. In fovor ot Harkins A (,'uhot. Pi J ointed oat by G. W. Muller. Thi ay of Jannarj', 1888. . JOHN ORESHAM., him ;ii, JanT—wttls Printer's feo one Iioiim and lot, In the town of Calhoun, Gordon county. No. not kuuwu. but It U the place where Jamva S. Hurklnt now lives, and bounded •• follows: West by U. W. Murphy's, south by where J. C. Fain, did live, north by Mrs. Gray. Levied on u Uio mfopeity of K. W. Brown, to satisfy I divert Justice Court ll. fos. In flavor of GORDON' COUNTY MORTGAGE SI I Kt;. IFF’S SALK FOH MARCH. WfLt.be soMbeftirothe Court Ifouioilror the towu of Calhoun, (lonl.a county, u, flnt TucitUy In Han-li. 1h;s, withiu ti,. hour, or cale, IhelblltiMrlnx lu-.jif I tv, lo.aii; On. lot or Unit Nu. am in Ihu Ulh iLIktnn ;, . U section of Uotdoa county, levtcit ou property or chat let Iiraxao t" satisf y one Al„ r t. ..go S. ft.IsiueU rrom llordon Superior I t.mi i ■ or V sip lire Jt Ir-Itr. Property noliitc,! . I ids. fa. Thli January t. Is,s. , JOHN OltliSIIAM. Shorlil. JauQ-wts Printer's lei FULTON COUNTY SHERU'F SALK: WlfeTete sold before the Court Houst) HtoUiyofAiUnU. Fulton eonntr. «4.. ... I 1 nlTuesday in March next, within l.t hour* of tale, the fallowing property, t©.» i ; Five lllllixnl Tables, huge lot ot ebait • description!, largo lot of boMcml* ot all Hom, large lol or carpcto o/ all sorto. b#**:,:,-., him, w mm lands, crockery, table irtrc, bon sc. aad kitchen furnUnrc and Other proiwriy c.' t * , . l0 . u J , a t. 10 . mention, being the hoiuu.i,.|,i and kitihcn furniture, Ac., Ac., in th N »:., ol Hotel, in Atlanta. Ua. I^vld on , prope.ty ot Kda in It. I'and, to H4li»ry a Mu. 1 I. Ia. in fsktorof K. V. Ifaugbwoiit X Cu \% j* win II. I'oti.l. Fropcrty pointed out in sn> : Beocmfirto* aft 8 dft> ’ ta ftV until all •. 'm Also at utesamo lime ami place 1001* t , 40 «a»h»tanils, 88 black walnut laoie*. i: table! with marble top, 14 walnut ni:iri,u ream, 14 walnut nicking chair*, jou cm., chairs, 44 looking ffluiot,0 looking alnsH w ‘ wood act parlor luroiture. ccnti r taWe 'm > cornice, Ac., i black w alnut KareUr/, - .. pipe*,Xffi linen sheet*, pillow ra'c* Wi i wich towel*, 1(0 iui|>kiiiv u ,j Ic (able .*•, . , to tray cloth*, YJ cotton *hecl*, ILu •' army biankoU, tjullu, lit} oo'iiutcrptiurw u „ ,' lhades. cuituiu triumiugB, co.ulie*,’, bolster!. ltM>raatm»c!, linen. dniL-L'et l a .., 4 barter chain, HJU nuriug hot rack*. ■ \ room furniture, silver ware, »;i> u.viuro ... mirror, bar room fl stare*, x at reel i.nni.J . „ etna goat chairs, l eanu *cai aoia, 7 biiiiar1. 1 sale cue racks, im*oI M tr-. i doiilde ,ii Ice coolers, 1 de*k in ijiiiinrit rnom, i mr . . 1 couBter and office dekk, l o»r k-uum., .. .■ tores. 1 dryer aud l.imi«irv r>uu fun,, „ ,. marble barber’s wn»li»iuiui iiui.m-?. , a ,., , „ press, Re., 1 luggage truck. HaniiulH-. , harness, door fixtures, tiiwvin* ilxtiirc' . SFairbaak'ssoato*, uiu*4|uilo Imi* wu|‘ raage, kttchen atcn»il*,c.jwi.. Ps.r.k'4 1 H-.t." ' I •very other article oi n tmtv«rr«r which was In thu Niti nut il .'..*t, *j,. ' or Atlanta, on the UU* tlit) *»i .March, 1W7 . Hnperior Court of »a!<! oui.tv. i tl fovor o: it . N. Toullaln agaiont *»id K a p pointed out in *aid fl. la. an l j.v j*.itint|rt - n«jr. Halo touontinuoiroiu ii,,\ tutl.tv uu •Old. Jan. 8. 1968. * Also, at the same tim*. tir.d l Ure » Jamacarum, tbvm-a w . t i..i Mit.. . of brandin, w|nei, gin* Ac . |, t Hit Natl..., ,i • Ua- Levied «•«? the prop t . .,i K. D. Fond, by virtue of ami to*i(U t v , gage fl. fo. laued from l uiton i., U ntv s favor of Milo Platt v* K. i: I'omj' polatodoutla said Mi rtg.gk fl u aodl^ . • ,i Ufl’s attorney. Jan. tf. Also,at thewarnutiinu m, i pfopc j.m- v , |„., •tfaJi.rupuil.uUsi *V I,I gads; t walnut inurblc i”p w.fii-t,hi.i - . , • entire bedroom furniture i u i « i uiiii.-i. National Hotel, better kuo*u u t . \ „ bulling, In Atlanta, Ua. Thi, |«* % y ■. carpeting, oil doth*, minu s, .I.,,,, .. ... ,, curtains, Ac, Au. Ail lev m i on tht 'i. of IL B. Pond, by vim uitd u. , r 4»< tolnl i a a Wa ita in»RIIAtt|*. DllpUtV S|)«'. I If. Jaal-wta PrluItV. W« FULTON rOSTl’tlNErt MOHTG \ci WILL bo Mifii iM-iuri* .Ik- lion.. 1 ftJg&ftSSira fESSr^ri'iih'.r;,. - r,. heunpf Sale, tiie fldloan g t . . Toe w)utS bolt of city lui .\ a , f J lahd lot No. Bl.of tho ift.i ,ii,tri. t ot’m-i r.*« lu iM.t) Nil- i'll Una-, on the »outb t.. Mining one acre, mm e or tueiof aud ta satisfy a Mm kuitoa euperlor court in . ,, , vs. A. H. rtrli. Pr.tpV'ii' , .hi',. | }an7-wlw . . |», UrKALB -SHKk! ,'F'S s.\ |J.. WILL be sold before Hit- i'-,urt |loa*o <i * tho town uf |focalur, D.-:i*ii, .oiiuiv, 4; thi'i'UihuliliIUqiliHiSrt} - , out tHWB u til. W-.xl.iU Ui, , |„. 1 as a. the property ur II It it Mlllrr.toui- 1. fx. iMunl flow UuKalbhn. erii.r Uiuru it. i or It H. Urown r.. II. u. ll. Jlqter. t oi. y , orlLH. Urownr.. Il.u. ll.'jltiiur. of January, IMS. .... iahhsa.puwtu.*h-t J.a,-.UH Prtam'. t.u|-' DxKALQ 8HEU1FF SALES. WILL ha tald on the Br»t rut »1xt ih Veh, we, JaaU number 'SI thirty ..... it, tint lU.i'uttih trlct of originally Henry 1. ., IfoK v.U ,> « and which land U affto.„.t, t Ml., o. 1' JWtrtdge. Halil land Iwlt iu,, a* in.* JacksoaG. Mrown, by vine. ••< * 11 f.*, | ,...« the Huueriof i uurt o* UeKnib cottnf , n. AIM. M th. Ml., time ati'l t. u «IP . ftr. lot. of l.tul, one No i.t . „.. ,. . originally ll.nr-. Bow H. Kttiu |.,|. ', i “*-**-- —— •nitkiu.m. Hr,it. it oa aa tha property or Ja, un uniter . I. ft. iiiurtl talitrouatjla ujstrtfet Jtal-wMu Aw. WrlKhasi*!' er.Blit roaaty. La ftrotW 1 wa. ha . ___ wh. lam. LKWIh WIUUINS^ Deputy^*t„ ,»al - ptupeiijr UFBON COUNTY Slit HIFr's SA! wILLtoHit, o* th. Him lt.,-.U\ p ,. ltoU, be ftr* tta Court li.m.,.i„ „ .,.(| i, .. ataal hoar* of ualu. In the luw n of Thn> tauWeAu.lru/Utorl,,..; out.,lwrt.1t. In to of Amanita"A*IteiThat'ir AiluV shorn, lami of Mild rouaty ilc .m*. *r.^ D L"’“ ro,A ' , " v " Nar tl.ltoT. °Wg ft ^ UAKElt COUNTY KliklilFF’S s.i j W.*Ut-iWklW«ui Iha Sr.i Ta—ilay |.i It!.. SrtSrtfoto WuLourt U-i,M j -,r, in thvt..t H2»Sfl«LSaS f. I 1 '”')' 1 ' WW>'» u '»' * ©« rto*... iu the m d. row - M* d p? .1 it. .i lint nw foe. O uu ta sati.ry . -Mort ag. i mtoktrbapurier Cour?. in !.•,«•. » vs. klo>ei>ii Ui'iieboov! i Friator i - «v a
