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GEORGIA WEEKLY OPINION
THE WEEKLY OPINION,
Candidates. — Chesterfield. “Eti
quette,” we understand. Just now, liM quite
ii‘Tun" with Georgia dealers. Candidates
are seeking to Improve their mantlet*.
Every other man you meet, between this
uml the election, will be all smiles and sun
shine. How the good fellows’ souls expand
with love of their kind, at the mere pros
pect of office 1 Indeed, office Is a good
thing. “ Three meals a day and a dollar to
spend," Is a desideratum not to be laughed
at now-a-days. The desire to servo one’s
country is the truo test of patrl tlam; and
we are happy to Inform ottr friends, that
ont of nil the offices created by the new
Co st tu ion, not one In the State, from
Governor to Magistrate, is likely to go on-
fulfiltai. (|
Tin VntoixiA Convention.—The Vir
ginia Comcniion.say tin- New York Times.
Is following the example of Alat.ama In
requiring every voter to take an oil til
- never to oppose the 1 civil and political
equality of ail men. vvi‘ iit.it distinction ol
race or color.” Till* is to lie adopted as ft
test of titness to vote. Of course Its effect
will be to exclude all who are opposed to
the Constitution trom voting at all 1 Why
not enact at once that votes against the
Constitution will not lie counted? Why
does not t 'engross frame a Constitution for
every Southern State and declare It adopted,
without going through the formal farce of
submitting it to a popular vote? Tills
would be quite as honest and fair as the
bill by which Mr. Stevens'propose- !c' Im
pose upon Alalsima a fonstitnri r which
the people of that .-tale have jus. ejected.
The Idea of a popular vote Is made ridicu
lous by such manipulations. It is entitled
to no' more respect here than in France.
New Issue.—A property holder In
MiTedgeville, (very likely a boarding house
proprietor,) publishes a communication in
the • Union,” wherein he advises all voters
opposed to the removal of the Capitol, to
have printed on their Gubernatorial and
Congressional tickets “Mo Removal.” He
Is evidently under the impression that
even when the new Constitution Is ratified.
Congress (or something else) will not per
mit the Capitol to lie removed, provjdcd
••No Removal” has the majority. Quite a
fanciful idea that!
Removal of Tint State Csirrou—It
could hardly have been expect vl, says the
Augusta Republican, that the removal of
tlie Capitol of the state could have been
effected without eliciting complaint from
somebody, and we have been somewhat
surprised that no louder outcry lma been
made by those Interested In the matter.
The principal objection that could be made
to the removal was on the acorc of ex
pense, but for the present the proposals of
the citizens of Atlanta have obviated that
objection. At some luture time it will be
necessary to provide a State House and
other public buildings; but the expense
will hardly be so great to build anew as to
he continually repairing the tumble-down
old buildings at Milledgcvillc. Fur years
the people of Georgia have been anxious
to remove the Capitol, and once, when sub
mitted to tlie people, the proposition was
lost by only a few rotes; and now, since
tlie Convention have decreed the removal
to such a convenient location as Atlanta,
wo are confident that its action will meet
the approval of a large majority of the
The Dead Come to Life.—In a speech
delivered at Con coni, N. H., on the Friday
night previous to the election, cx-I’rcsl-
dent Tierce said; ”1 rejoice that the victo
ry before us, and now near at hand, Is to
be no party victory, but a triumph
achieved by earnest conservative men of all
parties, uniting their strength In a great
struggle to rescue the Contstitutlon from
the hands of the destroyers.”
Ben. Wade Again.—Ben. Wade aaya. If
he becomes President by the deposition of
Mr. Johnson, ho will give special attention
to the Southern rebels, “who have nmfle us
enough of trouble, first by their treason,
and since the surrender by tlieir continual
turbulence.” The old tyrant doesn't; be
lieve “they have ever been ruled with a
firm enough hand.”
They Sax it Mow.—Some of the Rich
mond, Va, newspapers, whose editors
could not quite comprehend Judge Cuase,
when be declared, six months ago, that he
was more Radical In name than facts are
now shedding their scales, and beginning to
see through now glosses. Wo note this 1 as
an indication that Virginia la■ still pro
gressive.
Cohuittxd.—Our esteemed fellow-
townsman, Gen. John B. Gordon, writes as
follows to the Macon Telegraph:
I will not only cheerfully support Judge
licesc, but will take the stump for bun If
he should accept, and work earnestly and
Incessantly for the election of a man than
whom Georgia has none more worthy.
Reese Is not the man, General. How
about Judge Irwin?
Pahadisb and Pandemonium.—It la said
that extremes meet. Thl* maxim may he
verified In the “political paradise” which
a certain poUtlcan proposes to create. In
the South a political Pandemonium hni
existed for tome years; over which not
even Beelscbub himself would toy to reign*
WThs Internal Revenue Department
decldea that the proceed! of Mr. Dickens'
readings are not liable to the two percent,
tax which some attestors have levied on
them. '
The strike in the mills at Fall Elver,
Massachusetts, hat ended; the aplnners and
wearers having voted to return to work on
the tens* offered previous to th« strike.
African Alt i;. Church.
The Georgia Annua! Conference of the
A. M. E. Church, Which liar been In sea
son in Macon the past few thiyiv-at its
close announced the following list of ap
pointments :
First District—J. B. Hamilton, I\ E, 1
Savannah Station—Joliri B. Hamilton.
Ogeeehee and Itlver Mission—T. Garrett.
Liberty County Mission—A. McDow.
Bryant—G. I\ Jtrown.
Darien—G.' Taylor.
Bullock-G. W. Williams.
Killngham—It. M. Taylor.
, Groover's Station—B. Franklin.
Valdosta—John W. McDougal.
Screven—Samuel Steward.
Thoinasville—Darien Hamilton.
Second Distict—C. L. Bradwkll, I*. B.
Augusta Station—O. L Bradwcll.
New Hope and WrightsboroV—Will to
Persons, ■ , ; • ...
Sparta nnd Mt. Zion—8.. W, Drayton and
Richard williams.
Rntler Creek— Benf. Lumpkins.
Warre tit on-* Lurry Wood.
Louisville- W. S. W. Sherman.
Sandersville—Robert Alexander and J.
-imrhonft.
Glirswoek ' • unify Mission—«. H. Neely.
• Washington and Wilkes County—Kd.
Purdue.
Fair Haven—To be siinjpUed.
Third DtoTMicr—T. G. Steward, F. E.
Macon Stu'ion—-T. 0. Steward.
A merleus—Nelson Bench am and Wm.
Raven.
Hawklnsvllle—Robert Anderson.
Columbia*—David Pickett.
Oglethorpe—Wm. Lewis and G. Tuke.
Sugar Illll—Henry O’Neil.
Butts County—Eii. Ward.
Forsyth—Thos. JC Brown.
Clinton—To be supplied.
Perry—To be snpplled.
Fourth District—$. R. Jones, P. E.
Marietta—S. B. Jones.
Etowah—Aaron Robinson.
Kingston-^Washlrlgton Wilburnc.
Dalton—Ed. Trappc.
Ringgold—Henry Burns.
Cartersville^—A.'Al. RKIsnn.
Acworth—To bo supplied.
Fifth DiaritWrr—A. Brown. P. E. ;
Atlanta Station—W'. J. On I ns.
Atlanta Mission—Jos. Wood.; , i
Grillln—KJbcrt McGhee.
Monticello—Archie Gilbert.
Madison—Henry Porter.
Athens—Peter McLane.
Greenstioro’—H. Strickland.
Green County Mission—Noah Russell.
Eaton ton—David Anderson.
Lexington Mission—Td be supplied.
Sixth District—W. n. NorLk. P. E.
Cuthbert—Fortune Robinson.
Florence—Lautrus Gardener.
Fort Gaines—Green Yorke.
Georgetown—ZachariaU Armstrong.
Blakely—J. T. Gibson.
Dawson—Job K. Brown.
Lumpkin—Burrel Jackson.
Albany—Robert Cromly.
Smithville—To by supplied.
Randolph County Mission -To be sup
plied.
Calhoun County Mission—To be sup
plied.
Seventh District—H. Stubbs. P. E.
Union Springs, Ala.—II. Stubbs, assist
ant to be supplied.
Knon. Ala.—Jesse Whims.
Silver Run, Ala.—Anderson Dawson.
Eulaula, Ain—B. B. Bailey.
Glennville, Ala.—Levi Wlukcr.
Abbeville, Ala —Washington Ilaney.
GEORGIA, DeKalb county.
WHEREAS. Augustus L. Pitts. administrator
and Mary A. Greer, ortintototratrix, or Robert D
Greer, rapreieuts to the Court In their petition
duly Uletl and entered od record, that they have
BhLui.i rot qo ftl.th.rroJ rrom tb.ir admlnlttra-
IBBff ISpitf iMWM* 1 ** »»“» I"*
JOlfAlriaiV b. WlliSON. Ordinny.
i Printer's fee fifto
GEORGIA, Gwinnett county,
WHEREAS. Jauic* w. Mills, administrator on
_.ie estate of Robert Hope. deceased, baring made
application to me ror fetters or dismission from
said estate*
These are. therefore, to gWe notice to all con-
cerned, kindred and creditors, to appear at my
office within the timo prescribed by law and file
His November 6th, 1807. » •; — i i .
OKOItGIA
HeNEX COUNTY.
WHERE S. Jutiu-” coker, administrator In
right or bis wife, com testameato annexed, on the
estate of James it. Me Right, deceased, has made
application to me for letters dismlssory from said
a are, therefore, to cite and admonish all
]gular the kindred and creditors of said
;d, to be and appear at my office, within the
.fescribed by law, to show cause, lr any
uioy have, why such letters should not be granted
in terms of the law.
GHeu under my hand and oUlcI* 1
this the 87th day of November, 1867.
GEORGIA, Fayxttx COUNTY.
WHEREAS, Jane Jones, administratrix on the
estate of F rances P. Jones, deceased, represents to
the Court that she lias fully administered the said
r ranois P. Jones' estate, and prays for letters o
•j,ismii>sion:
. These are, therefore, to Cite and admonish all
and singular the kindred and creditors of said
'leueased, to be and appear at my office, within the
time prescribed by law, and show cause, if ahy
they have, why tajd leper# should not bo grauted.>
Given under my baud and official signature,
this November 16th. 1867. ,
EDWARD CONNOR, Ordinary.
It—w6m Printer's the too
UKORiJI A, Newton county.
WHEUEAft, Kuban U. Smith, admlDl.tr.tar
.fm. A. Patrick, deceased, represents oa his po-
tit ion duly Hied, that he has fully discharged hi
There are, therefore, to ette and admonish at
..nd singular the kindred and creditors or said
deceased to l»e and appear at my office on or be*
tore the first Monday in May, 1863, aad show cause,
ii any they have, why letters of dismission should
•»ot be granted the applicant.
Given under my Hand and official signature.
His November 5th, iHH7.
• WILD. LUCKIB, Ordinary.
novfi— w8m Printer’s lee $450
GEORGIA, Hknuy county.
WHERE \4, James it. Roiiijtioa; adminDtratoi
i the estate oi Wm. P Uobiiisva, late of said
-ounty, deceased bus applied to mo In due form
or totters dUmiai-ory from said administration;
This is, therefore to cite and admonish all and
Ingular the kindred aad creditors of said de
based to show cause, If any exists, within the
time allowed by law, why said letter oi dismis
sion shonld not be granted tbo applicant.
Witness my official signature, thl- October 15,
*— “ It. NOLAN, Ordinary.
Printer’s lee $4 5U
Chambers County Mission, Ala.—Geo,
Hawkins.
Abherfoll, Ala.—Job I*. Sett.
New Iiopo, Ala.—Enoch Taylor.
Suring Hill, Ala.—Jefferson Chiblers.
Chunncnuggce, Ala.—Cain Rogers.
Shady Grove, Ala.—Henry Evans.
H. M. Turner. Superintendent anil travel
ing Agent of Missions for tlie Georgia An
nual Conference.
John T. Co^tin to be assigned to work by
the Superintendent.
tW Mrs; Cason eloped from St. Joseph.
Missouri, tlu) other day, with a doctor
named Durr. Our readers may remember
tlie affectionate letter of Mrs. C. to the de
serted husband, In which, adding insult to
injury, she stigmatized him as a •• played-
out, good-for-nothing, degenerate old
cuss. He didn’t like It, and, setting Hie
police alter the runaway pair, had them
arrested at Leavenworth. His object was
to recover his‘child, whlch'had been taken
by tlie frail mother. The latter, however,
af er the arrest, it appears, succeeded In ef
fecting • reconciliation with the too-forgiv
ing *• old cuss,” and returned with him to
St. Joseph, leaving Durr In Jail, where lip
was confined in default of WOO fine im
posed for adultery.
E^*The Richmond Whig announces the
presence in that city of agents from Switz
erland ami Holland, having in-view the In
troduction into Virginia of large colonics
of laud buyers anu laborers Trom those
countries. Gen. imboden, one of the Vir
ginia immigration agents, has information
from his partner in New York, that lie ex
pects to send one thousand land buy
ers to Virginia In the months of
March and April. The Lynchburg Re
publican states that at the ofiloe of the
Piedmont Land Agency in that cltyj four
hundred applications by letter have' been
received from northern gentlemen who de
sire to purchase lands In that section.?
▲ nxw method of propelling steamboats
U shortly to be exhibited. The propelling
power Is steam, but is to be used in ah en-i
tirely different manner from that common
at present. The ponderous, expensive,and
dangerous marine engines* with their enor
mous *wus crank* ana walking-beams,
are to be done away with, and the power Is
to be applied directly to the periphery of
the paddle wheel.
BTBev. StophftTfl. Tyng .has died;a
S rotc8t against the decision of the eacleah
itleal court. Ill the care of his ror 1 -
satinet the approval thereof- KJ
au pro
convel ,. _
Church in the United States.
t3T A teleoraro from Chey enne Ci ty aaya
from citizens in the neighborhood or Fort
Laramie, on Tueiday; also that a train of
Indian goods on route for Laramie had
been tired Into by the Indians, hut with
out any damage bang done. 1
OEOKOIA, Bibb county.
Wit SHE AB, John Whim appUfs t* the.nsrt.r.
lined Ur letters ol dUmbiton upos the state of
J.seiT. Whito. Irieor ..Id UBehj/T
in Jana next, to tboweauaC; if »uy
- ihould bol Hfrsi— ““
fliiiL,
they have, why letters »
SpmlckBt. 1 ‘
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IJKOUG1A, Clayton countt.
aT tlie October Torm of the Court of Ordlasry
ol' Haiti county, comes John A. Nash, julnilnistr*-
teronthe estate or Androw N. Nash, decease.I.'
iotl prays for letter# of dUmDsiou frpra said
■iu- concerned to be and appear at my office.
.»itiiin the time prescribed by law, and tbow
:au»c, ii any they oon, why letters ef dltmitfion
hoiild not be granted tne applicant.
Given under my hand and officii
this October 7th, 1887.
oertfi—wfim Printer's 1
i officia signature.
GEORGIA, nARALSON COUNTY.
TWO MONTHS after the pub cation of th
notice application will be made e the hoaorabl
Court of Ordinary of said county, f-r leave to m>1
portion of lot of land number 15S In the
-a. .. rroUt
ntue west tide of Tat-
•r».. .a contain 100 acres, more
r less, for the benefit of the minor heirs oi Wil-
ul Sophia McBride. J»n. 7,1868.
*01*111 A MeBRIDC, Guardian.
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ray, »,* Y.rk,
PIANO FORTES.
THE LAST NMW ADDITION TO
mn
admiration of b
i specially.
— beautiful to the eye a* melody to the ear, we
havo paid great attention to getting them up tn
style that Is conceded by alt Who Save seen thei
•ntetnsovi»Lj TV
8C*LB and AOTiOM. The tone isnteiodtous. of Its
adaptability to oassaxes of every shade and ex
pression. from tne softest murmur, the Creiscndo,
and the F F, gives the Fariormer every advautage
CANCERS_ CURED.
To the Afflicted.
B EING aflttetod with a cancer, after tryiaa
many prescriptions aad. Cancer Doctors for
several years. I Was cured liXD., 1866, by th.
last remedy f applied. 1 Rave been entirely sut
eussful in the cureofabovq oim hundred and Ibrty
eases. I refer to A portion-or them by name s
Mrs. John BUI I well; Orlfflu, Ua! .
Hon. W m. Hark ness, Jackson, Ga.
Mrs. Mary Thurmond, Indian dprings, Ga.
Robert Doitoa, Locust Grove, Ua.
Dr. Wm. N. Fambrough. Haralson. Ga.
Thomas MeKIbla, Kio . Butts co., Ua.
Mrs. F. Wardsworth,iiarnesvUle, Ua..
R: Goodman. Ja8|>dr eouaty. Ga.
Mrs. J; Carmichael, McDonough, Ua.
wtam&aNr
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br'fflas'Jsrw
there is arecuter,eoiaiauiitcatiOB, directions an.
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^M^tr.Y.lbq, anft *U otBM .xjkucs iitlft I. .ft.
: ; Uj 'tMiJMo.J, twainJBIIM .ut of anas,
WffiSUBBrifah coofl.lwii.1 .aft
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Jama-w3m ., . , Pike Georgia.
Hill, Ga.
will notadOilt
GEORGIA, Fayitti county.
This is, therefore, to otto all persons concerned,
kindred and creditors, to show cauie, tr any they
n, why said administrator should notbedis.
larged from Ms administration and receive lot-
ters of dismission on the first Monday luJuuo,
Tuns., sir ha.ftj.sd official signature, this
POSTPONED ADMINISTRATVS SALE
UNDER and by virtue of an order from the
curt of Ordinary or Fulton county, Georgia, 1
will sell before the Court House door, in the city
of Atlauta, ia suld county, within the legal hours
of sale: on the first Tuesday Iu April next,
sixty (flb) acres or land, boiug part of land lot No.
lTIoftnol4tb district or originally Henry, now
Fulton co.unty. Bold as the property of the estate
bf George Latham, late of said county, deceased,
for the benefit of the heirs and creditors. Sold
subject to the widow’s dower. Terms cash. Ibis
February JBd. 1«8.
- — A LUVD COURSKY, Administrator,
fobtf—wts i'rlntcr’s fee $5
GEORGIA, HfiNSY COUNTY.";
WHEREAS, Abet A. Lemon, oxecutor of Al*
ander Lemon, deceased, late of said county.
Having petitioned In regular form for leave to sell
all the real estate of tald testator for tbe benefit of
concerned are notified to file their
objections, If any exist, on or before the first
Monday in April next, else leave will be grauted
for the sale of said real estate of said teste-
GEORGIA, Newton county. .
WHEREAS, John P. Marbnt, executor of
Joshua Marhut, deceased, applies to me for letters
ef diimissiou from bis administration upon said
Tht-sc are, tborefore, to eite all and singular
tbe next of kin and creditors ol said deceased, to
be and appear at my offieo, within the time pre
scribed by law, and show cause, if any they can,
why said letters of dismission should not be
grauted to said applicant.
Given under my hand and ofllelal signature,
this the 5Ui day of December. 1867.
WM. D. LUCK IK, Ordinary,
deot—wfim Printer’s fee $4 50
GEORGIA, Fayette county.
WHKRkAS. B. M. Evsrett, administrator jn
the estate of Noah Smith, deceased, represents to
the Court that he has fully administered the said
Noah Smith’s estate, and prays for letters ot dis
mission
These
and singular the
3d to be and appear at my office wiwiu wo
prescribed by law, and show cause, if any
they have, why sold letters of dismission should
“■* be granted.
_.vcn under my baud and official signature'
this December the 18th. 1867.
XDWAUD CONNOR, Ordinary.
dec90—*6m Printer’* iko$4JM
GEORGIA Newton county.
WHEREAS. Mrs. Emily Neely, administratrix
of the estate of Francis 8. Neely, deceased, applies
to me for letters of dismission:
These are, therefore, to cite and admonish tbe
kindred anu creditors of said deceased to file tboir
objections in my office, if say they bave, on or be
fore the first Monday in June noxk, why laid
dismission should not bo gran ted to the ap
plicant.
Given undor my hand and official signature,
this Novombor Pith, 1867.
WM. D. LUCKJK. Ordinary.
novto—wfini Printer’s foe ft (V>
on tbe estate ef Joseph B. Mills, deceasod, having
made application to mo for letters of dismission
iron said estate:
These are. therefore, to give notice to all con
cerned, kindred and creditors, to appear at my
Office*within the time prescribed hy law, anu
file their object ious, if any they huvu, why said
letters should not be grunted tbe uppllcant.
/ Given uuder uiy hand and official signature
this November5tb,lHfi7.
U. T. UA REST RAW, Ordinary
■,nov8r-y6m Printer's too |4-fi0
GEORGIA, Hxnby county.
WHEREAS, R. H. Hightower, administrator
on the estate of Sldridge Carroll, deceased, tat*,
of said county, having applied to mo la proper
form for leavt to sell th* real estate of said
AH perteas concerned ore notified to file their
objections, if nay exist, ea or before the first Mon
day in April next, else leave will be granted to
sell said real estate lot the benefit of the heirs an*
creditors. .
Witness my bend ofid official signature, this
- - sotaii,
Printer's Me $5
Janao—wflm
OKOHGIA. F.tbttb county. : 1 , .
WliKUEAS, XUi.0. Huh, romlnUMtw.ft tbo
efttt. or William W.ftwn,ftreumL nprewnU to
the Court that he k»s fully administered the sab;
William Watson’s estate, and pcaye ton letters 61
Thts is, : therefore, to ette alt arid lingular
the kindred aad creditors of sold deceased
to be and appeal at my office within tba
time prescribed bylaw, aid show cause, If any
they nave, why >ald letters or dismission should
not be grauted.
Given uuder my hand and official signature,
this December thu 18th. 186T.
EDWARD CONNOR. Ordinary.
docfiO—wfim Printer’s feegSflO
GEORGIA, Uunuy county.
„ mutt —„
from said administration t , . . - s
This Is, therefore, to eite aad Admonish all and
signature, this Ol
Q. R. NOLAN, Ordinary.
GEORGIA, Gordon county.
WHEREAS, John Baugh applies to me tot lei
in of administration oa tho estate of R. a.
Thompson, late of said county, deeeaaed:
These are, therefore, to cite end admonish oil
and singular the kindred nod creditors of said
duo-ased. to show cause, if any they can. why
•aid letters should uot bo granted the applicant
oa the first Monday in April next.
Given under my liana and official signature,
this Februry ttJth, 1888. ’ 1 .
GEORGIA, Fulton county.
WI1EREA8. Joseph Willis, administrator on
the estate of Thomas M. Lee, late ot vatd county,
deceased, represents to tbo Court in his petition
duly filed that he has fully administered said
This' is, therefore, to cite ell persons concerned
to show cause, if any they ea«, why said admin-
Utrator should not be discharged from, his said ad
ministration and receive tetters of dismission oh
ths fir»t Monday la June, IMS. . ;
Witness the Uoa. Denial Pittman, Ordinary 0•
said oounty,Id December, 1IBi >
JNO. T. COOPER. Deputy Clerk.
Printer's Ike f400
diM-4—want
UEOUUlA, UOBOON COUNTY,
WI1KRKAS, li.rv Lim.ron, Kliil.litratriz d*
bonis non ua the euute of Alexaeder Cameron,
late wt said county, deceased, applies to me for
Utters of dismission from said administration:
ceased to be and appear oa my oMae . ariteila the
lima allowed ftf. law, and show cause, if any sbey
can, why iettew shou.d not be granted the appli-
Given under my hand aad ofifolaisignature,
thU Decemberfidth, 18BT. V"
ft.a,-. to "-MSBhaay-
QKOUQIA, BUI COUNTY.
WHKBBfta. 1. V. nul. .ZMUtorar tk.at«tc
Jeba M. Eunse, late of said county, deceased,
AU person interested are required to betf»d fl»-
pear at the Coart of Ordiaery oa the first Monday
In June next, to show cause, tf oay they have,
why letters dismlssory should not be granted the
applieaat. • •' ' '*• 1
^Wltuest m^r hand aad official tiguature, this
ovent r . ' Wt jg. RILEY, Ordinary,
aovtL—wfia grtwte>-'«:re4 fit.yr
OEOKOIA, SUHTKB COUNTY.'
pear at my office, within the Mens preeerlbfd by
Taw, aad show cause, if day ikey nave, otherwise
Utters will be granted la terms of the law.
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MARTEN’? PATENT
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Fir'e oHiff Iturt/lar Vroo/
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WITH COMBINATION LOCKS.
fireproof qualities. -AW the: only Sates filled
GEORGIA, Gwlnnbtt
WHKRf A8, U A. Blakey, admialstratoroa ttto
estate of Shepherd Ethridge, deceased, hsvng
made appUcetlun to me tor letters of dtsmbslon
OressesMesiaiei i~ • ■ ‘i .itf.r y.... j,
•fflssrissOTfkaiiss
si my office with in the time prescribed by law
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GEORGIA* Fulton county.
WUERMAS, Joseph WUIU, administrator of
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GEORGIA* Fulton county,
WnBREAS, John F. Huff, administrator Ot
Coleman W. Marchnmn, late of said county, de-
ceasetl, represents to the Court in bis petition duly
filed that he has fully a<tministered said estate::
ThU is, therefore, to eite all persons concerned
to show cause, If any they can, why snUl adminis
trator should not be discharged from his said ad
ministration and receive letters of dismission on
the the Unit Monday in Jnne, 1808.
Witness the Hon. Daniel I’ittman, Ordinary ol
said county, thisSdDecerober, HM7.
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SPECIAL BAILIFF'S SALE.
TUCI. «r y> April. 1«W, wlttla SB. l«f.l b,nn ot
■ttillWlffi'l.bUMft
tweea Decatur and Line streets in tbo efty ot At-
torfeSKLlMffttv'fioB jqrvffiuor
n .'. r S ffom ..olV’ij.Uojftfty frjlirt, In fa.orof J. at
tt Holft Yl. Jnme. H. AIhyiou, vu duly n.lvorttaj
.nil on Uio ftratTuciftuy In Uouomlmr, 11107, botoro
the stay ordinance of tne Convention or tha order
of Gen. Meaue want into oflfect, was sold at public
outcry In the manner pointed out by law, to Johu
J. Thrasher, wish hating r#fused to comply with
first above stated, at tho risk ef the said Job J.
Thrasher, In the manner pointed out iu such cm-j
hy section 8,8US or Irwin’s Coda and . tho laws of
said State. This February SHU. 1808.
WM. H. llOLCOMUB,
Special Bailiff Fulton County Court,
mart—wts Printers fee >••! fU iwr Icy vf.
HENRY SHERIFF SALES.
WILL bo sold before the Court liouso door, la
tho town of MoDonough, in Heary county,
Georgia, within the legal hours or sole, on the
' t Tuesday in April aaxt, tho following prop-
r.to-wlti t i •
wo hundred acres of land, more or leas, tu the
district of Sfilfieeonty, known as the Wilson
GEORGIA* Hnnrt county.
tVilkUuAS, John Bailey, administrator on
the ostutc ol Joseph M. James, deceased. I ..to of
said county, bus applied to me indue form for
letters uiaiulssury trout said adminlktratiun:
This is. therefore, tv cite aud udmoulsb all and sin
gular the kindred aud creditors or said deceased
tushoo cause, 11 auv existe, within the lima al
lowed by law. why letters of dismission should
not be grontod tbe applicant.
Witness my band and ofihual signature, Oslo,
bent. 1891. y. R. nolan* Ordiuary.
. oeffib—w6m Printer’s fee |4 fill ;
dbkalb aumuTF bales.
WILL be sold before the Court House door, at
Decatur, in DeKalb county, Georgia, on the flnl
Tuesday in April next, within tho legal hoars
of sale, the following property, to-wlli
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GEORGIA, Jaspxb county*
TETHERKAS, Charles T. Froston, admlulstrstoor
v V on the estate of Kirby D. Lowery, deceased,
late of said county, make* application to tbo un
dersigned for letters of dismission from said ad*
These are, thoretore. to cite and admonish all
persons interested in said estate, to fllo their ob-
lections, if any they have, in my office, on or be-
' ro the first Monday iu April next, why said ad-
.-JnUtrator shall not be dismissed according to
the statute in such cases made and provided.
Given under my and offlelai signature, at office
i Monticello, this 19th day of (September. 1891 .
M. H. HUTCHISON, Ordinary.
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QKOKU1A, Fayxttb county.
W’UEREzVS, Francis Patterson, administrator
This Is, theratore, to cite all persons concerned,
kindred end creditors, to shew cause why said
administrator should not bo discharged from his
administration and receive letters of dismission
on the first Monday in Juue, 1868.
Witness my hand and official signature, this
November Wth, 1887.
EDWARD CONNOR, Ordinary.
Printer’s fee
GEORGIA* Honbox county.
WHEREAS, James M. Ponder, executor of the
lost will and testament ol Mariurn l'ondcr, repre
sent* to the Court in Ills petition duly filed and
returned on record, that he bus fully administered
he c:.t»tc of said deccasod >
1 his is, therciorc, to cite all persons concerned,
..iizui'cii aud creditors, to show cause, if any they
can. why Mid executor should not be discharged
trom his administration and receive letters dis-
uiLnory on the first Monday in July, 1868.
Witness my hard and official signature, this
Hbh day of January, 1868.
Jau 10—wOin
O. MORSE, ordinary.
Pi inter s fee It JO*
GEORGIA* Monroi; county.
WHEREAS, ltobt G. An.lor*ou, c. s. c. applies
to me for letters of dismissiou from adiainistra-
tlonon the estate of Mrs. M. A. fiction, deceased:
These are, therefore, to >'ite au.. ..dmouish all
and singular, tbe kindred and creditors of »sid
deceased and all concerned, to ' e and appear at
uy office, within the time prescribed by law,
and show cause, It any they oan, why said let
ten should not. i egranted so said applicant ip
this Ihetfid day of December. 1W7.
<Jl MORSE, ordinary.
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MKOKGIA, UWINNKTT COUNTY.
WHERKAfi, Jernes A. llutr.hiu*. eduiatstrstor
on the estate ol Mary iguinu, Uuceased, having
made appUcaUou to we tor letter* of UuuiMlaa
from said estate:
Thtwoare. therelore, to give uotlc* to all con
cerned, kindred and creditors, o appear utuj
offieo within tbe time pi escribed hy law and file
mclr ytoeotiout, If any lUcy have, why said letters
.boula not be granted ibe applieaat.
Given under my hnud aud official signature,
EfiTUAtf. Ordinary.
Printer’s fee i t oe
GEORGIA, Uonmob OQIXa'Y.
' WUEREAfi, A. C.fiiuiih, aduiiuiatratur oil tbe
estate or Green P.fimUli, deceased, huving made
application to Bio tor letters of dbiuUsiua I rout
the suthinist *ntlon of said estate: * •'
Theac are, theratore, to give aotioe to all con-
earned, kiudfed and creditors, to be aud appear
M my office within the Lute prescribed t
Given under my hsud aud official elgi
ih.s tiled . February, 1U0S.
O. Morse, ordinary,
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GEORGIA, Habaloon county.
Wllr.Ufc.A3. Zebulou P. Duke, administrator
on tlie estate of Johu Duke, late of uU couuty,
deceased, having made app cation :«iue tor let
ters <4 ditUiU&iou icow salo dffceA*cU‘s c-latu:
Ttuwe am, therefore, to. give uosiim tv ail c
cerue>L kindred aud creditors to appear at wjr.
office wituiu the uute prckcni^id uy taw and file
ibeir objection, lr any toey h.,vo. why said letters
.snduld uot be granted thu applicant. , ,
Given under my hand and official signature,
this January 8,1868.
. JAMEfi H. W1LU AMS, Ordinary,
janifi—wftm , i'rUter's feegito
GEORGIA, Hbnry county. ’ n:
rpYRA CUArriN. admiaisirator on iheealata
X. ot L. J. Cbatln, uteof said eoueiy, Meepsod,
. iH la Inis'trst ltrn° r leltc ' r * of dtBlui ' k too |rom said
, These are, .therefore, to eite anil admonish all
*ml singular tbe kindred and treditots of said
deceased, to bf and- appear atjny office, within
.the time allowed by lew. and show cause, if auy
exist*, why letters should not be granted Hu»
[f, >eu under uiy^ban*! and official signature, this
GK0KGI4, Qwinnbtt county.
ty, de eased represents __
that said estate bas proved insolvcut an<i that she
has fUlty discharged said trust: J .. I.
All persons omovrued ire cited and admonished
MgBeMBmnisriofS.
of dlsmission.should not be granted to the appll-
Wttnessmv hand and official signature,' this
,w,up s&t& affly-
GKOHOIA, O'oBDbS COCSTY.' ’ I .ill i
■ TWO MONTHS slUrdM, siqillutlet wlllU
made to tho honorable Court ol ordinary, of Uor-
•lou couuty, lor leave to tell’thu real estate be- ,
— — .—•- late of sold.county,.
GEORGIA,,Gordon county.>. t
TWO MONTHS alter date apul loot ton Will
made to tbe honorable Court orordlnary pfitit
don county, Georgia, tor leave to sell the.fr
' mstl7-Trtm ‘
— adinlalstratrlxol Frauds
Miller, deccasod, garntohetw, and sundry other
tl. fas. Issued from tbe Superior Court ol said
county. Iscvied on a* the property of W. R. lien-
ry, surviviug mimiuistrator of Francis Miller,
deceased. Property pointed out by B. C. McDan
iel, attorney at law.
Also, at tbe samo time and placo Will be said,
shu premises whureoa Samuel Wyatt now resldos,
In said county, and in the 8th district thereof,
numbers and amount orooroe uot known. Levied
ou as the properlyof Samuel Wyatt, to satisfy a
cost fi. la. issuod from the Superior Court of said
oouuty. The officers of Court vs. Samuel Wyatt,
iiriuolpal. aud FrancisM. Wyatt aud Judy Mu-
Cuue, endorsers. Property pointed out by tho
Esite&sttgw*'
usNitr oouNTr aiiaKirrs sal&
WILL L6 sold cfoaeMistAnrl Hoorn tear, tn
tfmHsarfi'fsFjars»
i»m boun ot aSr«,tb« tuuovrUi*
TlSBBSJ^S^tSSS^fi ? a ’ b7
FORSYTH SUEIUFra RAU2.
WILL be solJ Imfore the Court Reuse door, 1a
tbo town of Cummittg, Foray th oouaty, GA., with
in the legal hours ol sale, on thu first Tuesday
1n April next, the fbliowtng proporty, to-afin
Lot of land N0.8M5 In tlijp au district aadlstabo-
tlou of laid county. Levied on os the property of
William Martin, lo satisfy tho rv*t on one u. fa.
Isfucsdfroroa Justices’ Court of said oeanty. in
favor of McDi.l A Campbell vs. said .Msrtbr.
Levy made and returned to use by John Jcnks. L.
C. This totb February, 1868.
Jfi. If JAMES, Deputy Sheriff,
febto—wts Prlatcr s fee >8 to iwr Icv^v
Gordon couR t y fo«tironed
sheriff sales. ;
WILL be said before the Court-house door, In tbe
town of Calhoun, Gordon county, Ga . on the lint
'iuwdayUi April next, within the legal hours
or sate, the lolivwlag proporty, to-Witt
One-half Interest In seveotcon acres or land,
nniu ci* not known, bat known:»thf J. B. Thorn-
boroiigh place, aad a half interest In a Steam Saw
Mill, situaied one utilo northwest of Calhoun, on
Cosianauia River. Luvicd on as tho nttfueriY of
J„M ; Field* toaatlafr his flt.ite and A^only Tax
for they ear 1887. Property pointed out bi J. M.
Field. This the 4tb day ol Febrttary. 1868.
, JOHN GRESHAM, Sheriff,
marll— wtds Prlntei’s fee fi.ilu per levy
POSTPONED KXmmtfX'g SALE.
RY virtue of an order of the <X»«rt of Ordinary
of Gordon o>unty. oe.rgia. will lie aold b lore
the Court House door in the taw n .of CaUtonu,
Gordon county, on the first Tuesday iu May
a ext, w ub in the legal iffiurs of sale, lotf of land
os. M, to, 16, and lOJ acre*, more or lesf of lot or
Umi >o. nr., all m tho *4tli district nnd 8d sccrlon
or said county. Sold as thu| property M Elias
Piitaoe, lato of ax-Id couuiy t( doeeai*ad, for the
benefit of th* Wf» SU.l creditors. Terms—Psrt
cash! tbo balance on time. .March!®, 186*-
ARLfcTtA PUXM.VN. fcsecutrix.
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ADMINISTRATRIX’S SALE.
BY virtue or nu order'from tha Court of Ordin
ary of DeKalb county, Georgia, will be sold be
fore the Court Mouse door, (n Decatur, to said
oounty, oa Ike first Tuesday la May next; between
tbe legal hours of sale, twenty acres ef lund
........ T lirjjtiiryrnow
DeKalb couuty. bald land iy fng-about four mllaa
south east of the city oi AiUau, hear Tem’t Saw
and Grist Mill, bold .oa tha property of Thomai
lurry. Uetteoecd, tor the beaeui of tac hairs and
creilttore ef said deceased. Tho terms will bo
“Mb. M *”luWrJ. TNIiBY, A,lailbI»t,»trU.
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AOHINISTKATOU’S SALK.
BY virtue of in order from the Court or Ordin
ary of Gordon county, (ifroegtos Will be sold before
tbe Court House door, in too town or Calhoun, on
the first Tuesday in April next, within Ua legal
hours or sale, 16U acres oi land, more or less, Nuu
— to tUaitk district ef Gordon county, Georgia.
‘•7* 4orufowwnswwneiriaoaoiwuiPira. terms—
Wit uar»oa#hiba|ane«oa time with good security.
AOMlNiaXKATOU’S SALK.
BY vlrtiio or ah order from the Court of Ordina
ry of Paata tog count/, Ua., will be aold before urn
Court Roused— *“ **-“ - — * -
first Tueedi “
hour# of»
One lot u
■tetien.t .„_.......
lor the benefit of she h*dn and i creditor*. Terms
cash. February 6, im> - , .
' R. POLK. Administrator,
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ADMINISTRATOR'^ 6ALE.
BY vlrtuaofOk Order froth tbo Court or Ordlaa-
of land, te-wtt: Thirty oeres off of lot o? Ltad
■umber twe haadrad and atisa tn the M dWa. r*d
3d scctioa, ooa acre, more or loss of lot Mo. Si to
the 9ddistrict and Id leation, and the undivided
hair of lot No. TBit a too ltoa duten and Ideee.
•fit of tha heirs and creditors* Terms oasfc.
KXKCUXKIX’S SAI.IL
BtYittueorlh. I»t wllUn.I h.i.mtnt
T. CbroOMb, *!>» oi Di-Kalb twiij-, ft«IH«ST
will bu.ol.l Klara ibu Ojun H«ur« iulrT"ihi
tawooi U-Mtur,UftKSlbonilbry. Kaur^U.M Mu
t ‘■fmxmmex.
, . ITUfttf, |a« a
OKOltQIA, tlOHUON COUNTY.