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The Effect of the late “ Gold Fever >’ In
New Fork upon Bouton.
Wo said on yesterday that the operations in
the Gold Market in New York, on the 24th in
stant, materially affected the bateai oi almost
every commercial mart in the United States.—
The “ llub oi the Univcne” did not escape the
contagion. From the Boston papers, just come
to hand, we learn;that the gold market there,
on the same day, fluctuated thirty per cent—an
event unknown since the wildest days of war
excitement Business, says the Pott, on the
2Glh instant,* “ is paralyzed. Merchants are
tied hand and foot by these unparalleled clique
operation* The fall trade, that had opened
under such promising auspices, is for the time
ilashed to the ground. All ordinary calculations
<>i business men are trampled under foot by the
insolent and irresponsible power that rules the
gold market It openly boasts of its ability to
defy the Treasury and all the regular laws of
trade. Its single will, that Vosses valne3 this
way and that without reason or compunction,
is set up in the place ol every recognized stand
nrd. That the operators may make fortunes
by a throw, all things are recklessly plunged
into commotion. Yesterday witnessed such
n scene as even State street is unused to.—
The gold gamblers cleared the street, and
compelled merchants to wait their pleasure.
Thu great wheel of this movement is in New
York, but this market feels its revolutions sen
sitively. No exchange to Ire had, with any safety
of basing business operations on it. The garnb
lers themselves refuse to buy, except at figures
of their own making. Everything is at sea, and
drifting beloio this wild wave of fluctuation
The community is rightly indignant at such
tilings, when there is no real pressure of any
kind, and trade was beginning to secure its legiti
mate profits in exchanging the abundant pro
ducts of the country. 'There should be some
way to disarm this destructive clique of a power
it lias usurped, at the risk of the trade, the pros
perity, the comfort, and the peace ot the
country.”
We feci in Georgia, tli > tfleets of this “gold
level.” The price of cotton shows it. All that
we can say to the cotton growers in our Stale,
is, hold on to your cotton. Keep it on your
farms. Do not bring it to market, till there is a
tuvorablc change, or it you do store it with in
Hiructions not to sell for the present.
lietwecu Two Fires.
'I ho Secretary ot the U. 8. Treasury, is be-
t wt eu two fierce fires, now that lie has down
upon him and his policy, the New York Tribune
on tfie one bnnd, and the New York World no
the other. 8ays the former: “ The Secretary of
the Treasury appears to turn a deaf car to the
complaints of merchants who are groaning un
der the manipulations ol the gold gamblers,
and persists in keeping from eighty to one hun
dred millions of specie idle and useless in the
Treasury vaults.” And says the latter: “Will
General Grant give us a man as Secretary of the
'Treasury who understands a few of the cardinal
principles ol finance ? Or will he permit Mr.
ikmtwcll to go cn until nearly every merchant
is bankrupted and distress has overtaken the
whole of the business manufacturing commu
nity ? "
Tcrhaps, after ail, the Secretary, following
neither the advice of the extreme Jtadieal, nor
the ultra Democratic papers in New York, the
point whence the gold troubles originate, may
lie pursuing the wise course; we do not say
that ho is, lor wo know too little of the gold op
erations, and of tlio Secretary’s financial policy,
to hazard a positive opinion in regard to them.
Wo only know, and so docs the country, that the
war which has been wag’ig between the gold
speculators and the Secretary, is doing incon
ceivable harm t.r commerce and all legitimate
business.
The Bankrupt Act.
The following clear statement concerning the
Bnukrupt Act, as now of force, wo copy lrom
the Memphis Avalanche. Many are misled as
regards its pi rvisions, and mistakes iu regard to
it have crept into many papers, w inch should
be corrected:
Notwithstanding wo liavo heretofore called
attention to the amend in n nl to the Bankrupt Act,
it scema from the frequent inquiry mado ou the
subject that it is still misunderstood. The
opinion continues to exist that no discharge can
now lie granted unless the petitioner has surren
dered a sufficiency of assets to pay bait of his
indebtedness. This is lar lrom being true. This
n-quirriueul of the original act Is greatly modi
fied by the amendment, and there is now but
little more diflic :ilty in the way ot going through
iliau formerly. The amendment is as lollcws:
“ In all proceedings iu bankruptcy < omenced
alter Jauua r y 1st, 1869, no discharge shall be
granted to a debtor whose assets snail not be
equal to 60 per cent, of the claims proved against
bis estate, upon which he shall be liable as the
principal debtor, unless the assent iu writing of
a majority in number and value of his creditors
to whom be shall have become liable as princi
pal debtor, and who shall have proved and tiled
i!ie ; r claims, be filed in the case at or before the
time of the hearing of the application for dis
charge.” A careful reading of the amendment
renders it obvious that there is comparatively no
oltslacle in the way ot the honest bankrupt. It
w ill be observed that there are two classes ol
creditors whoso assent is aot required—first,
those who fail to properly prove and hie their
debts with the register, and secondly, those to
whom the bankrupt is liable as surity. Conse
quently, all lie needs is the assent of a majority
of those only who have gone to the trouble aud
expense of provbig and filing debts ou which bo
is liable as principal debtor. The honest debtor,
overwhelmed by debts l-.om which bo cannot
tiopo to tree himself, will liud no difficulty in
obtaining the assent of the lew who would be
i'kely to prove and tile their debts against him.
Am her object ol Ibis littoral provision is to
prevent the making ol assignments, deeds of
trust and mortgages, all of which are in fraud
ot the bankrupt act, and subject the debtor to
the danger ol be : ng forced into bankruptcy, and
of Leiug deuied a discharge iioir. liis debts after
all his property is stripoed from him. The Con
gressional committee on the revision of- laws,
in their report iu favor of sustaining the above
amendments, urge its “ permauent continuance
as a part of the commercial law of tiio couutry ;
t uat it is a wise and prudent provision, and when
baa, by misfortune or miscalcula'ion, become
embarrassed in liis circumstances, he may there
by be induced to surrender hisjeffects at once to
bis creditors rather than risk the chance ot re
trieving his affairs by resorting to desperate
shifts, which commonly result in loss ot all, and
leave the greater part of his debts hanging over
him. In a cornu v so largely commercial as
ours has become, 1 lie committee regard a safe
and well-guarded law ot liis character as almost
iudisponsable.”—Memphis Avalanche.
Protective TarlflX.
Senator Hendricks recently made a speech in
Cincinnati, in which ho made the following re
marks concerning the protective tariff system.
“One,” he said, “of the greatest writers of
modern limes, in the “History of Civilization
iu EugUnd,” has said of this subject of tariff
for protection that “it is bounties to raise up a
losing trade, and it Is taxes to pull down remu
nerative ones.” He has also said: “Tlic indus
trious classes were robbed that industry might
thrive. “ That Is the effect of it. One class,
one interest, is taxed oppressively that other in
terests may be made to yield especial and large
profits. It is to the interest of the people ot the
Northwest to elect such men to Congress, and as
Governors of the States, who will express their
opinions faithfully and constantly against all
monopolies and f&voritisms in this country.”
The author to which the Senator referred has
properly defined the protective system. “ It is
bounties to raise up a losing trade, and it is taxes
to pull down remunerative ones.” It robe the
“industrious classes” that “industry might
thrive.” The West begin to sec and feel what
the South has groaned over tor the last lorty
years. Time, however, though slow, will be
sure to apply the correction. New England
and Pennsylvania have had their day, but tueir
power is last passing away.
Im U— ta.—avMh»4
KtU VOSK.
A Day of Panic in tho Money Market.
Cold a .Perfect Jumping-Jack.
Wrath of
the telta* and
Wall Street.
Bears of
TUB BULLS .WORSTED.
New York, September 24.—To-day has wit
nessed the rupture of the bull clique in gold,
amid scenes of excitement and confusion seldom
if ever witnemed. Business has been nearly
suspended, and merchants have gathered in
knots to watch the gold indicators or rushed to
the gold board to witness developments and
look alter interests that were involved in the
jgle. The streets in the neighborhood were
blocked np by an eager and excited crowd on
whose laces were depicted frantic rage or reck
less with blank despair or gleefbl hope, just as
the turn of affaire affected individuals.
THE OPENING ^DOTATION
was 160, at which a number of the aborts came
forward and settled. From this figure there
wps a rapid rise, and 162$ was reached at twenty
minutes to 12. Other parties who were short
now settled at 155. It was then stated that
Brown Bros, had borrowed $5,000,OC3 gold from
the Government, and, as il to sustain the report,
a million was immediately sold for account of
that firm. Then Jay Cooke offered whole blocks
of three millions each, at which the bolls took
the alarm, and commenced selling at the best
rate. It was then announced that the Treasury
would sell $4,000,000 to-morrow, when a regu
lar panic set in, attended with a decline to 133
WRATH OF THE OPERATORS.
To add to the wrath of the operators, neither
bulls nor bears appear to have made much
money. Mr. Boulwell is accused of having
gone back on the leaders ot the bull clique, and
they sacrificed their broken, who in turn sacri
ficed their customers, and the howls of indigna
tion which these things provoked would have
put bedlam to shame.
FEATURES.
Among the principal features reported were
the following: A. G. Speyer, Belden & Co., F.
EL Williams, Galway, Hunter & Co., Charles
McClure & Co., 8. M. Waller & Co., William
Heath & Co., and Win. Smith asked till to-mor
row to up their * counts. It should he
stated with reference to most of the above that
their transactions iu gold have been so large,
and business has got so much in arrears at the
gold Exchange Bank, that the bank was unable
to settle the balances due from them to brokers.
This caused great confusion, and many brokers
were unable to make up their currency accounts
at other banks.
NARROW ECAPES.
Mr. Speyer announced his failure himself, and
stated that the gold be had bought to-day was
on verbal orders from J. Fisk, Jr., from whom
he had neglected to obtain any margins and he
could not take his purchases. At this he was
compelled to make a hasty retreat from the
board. The crowd soon alter made a rush up
on the office ot Smith, Gould, Martin & Co., and
only the active efforts of the police prevented
its being gutted. They seized Fisk and threat
ened to hang him, bat he was rescued with no
more damage than a black eye. The crowd
continued in the street until a late boor, and
the presence of a large body of police was nec
essary to presorve order.
EXCHANGE.
The effect upon exchange on Europe was
most marked. Good sterling bills declined to
99, or more than 10 per cent, below par, and
irancs sold at six for one dollar, or about 15 per
cent, discount.
BOUT WELL DENOUNCED.
Mr. Boutwell is severely denounced, in all
strictly mercantile circles, by both Republicans
and Democrats. His refusal to sell gold last
night, and his selling to-morrow, after the bears
had been forced to settle, and the market had
begun to decline, ia counted a9 good enough evi
dence that he was in the bull clique, whose op
erations have brought the business of the whole
country to a standstill. It is probable that the
whole matter will be investigated by the Cham
ber of Commerce. It was proposed at onetime
to call a meeting of merchants to denounce him,
and demand his removal, but other counsels pre
vailed.
ANOTHER FEATURE.
It was noted that when gold was higher it
was impassible to sell small amounts at the
quoted rates. The highest price paid over the
counter was 152, and that little was done over
148.
DEFECTION IN THE BULL CLIQUE.
' Another account of the movement this morn
ing is this: It was yesterday discovered that
two or three more boys ot the combination
which have been working for arise secretly
sold their gold, and, in addition, large amounts
on speculative account, thinking that their de
fection would thwart the purpose of the re
mainder ol the combination, and that a decline
would follow. That for this defection the re
mainder of the combination determined to pun
ish them, and that the rise this morning was in
pursuance of that determination. To show the
mammoth scale on which this speculation has
been conducted, it is but necessary to refer to
the gold cleariDgs at the Gold Exchange Bank.
The return shows that on Wednesday $324,524,-
000 of gold were bought and sold. Thursday’s
business was much larger thau this, and the
tiansactions to-day larger than on cither of the
proceeding days.
THE MONEY MARKET
was wholly unsettled. On call loans of Govern
ment collaterals 7 per cent, in coin was the
nominal rate, while on railway shares the mar
ket price is less than par. The rate was from
one-eighth to one-half of one cent per day on
stocks above par.
GOVERNMENTS
fluctuated between 1174 and 120 for 1867s, and
closed dull.
RAILWAV SHARKS, ETC.,
were without special interest. Most of them
geve way under the money pressure. The most
decided feature was New York Central, which
declined to 173, wlieu Commodore Vanderbilt
appeared on the street snd bought all that was
offered, upon which it advanced to 185, falling
back 4 or 5 per cent after he turned.
Special Dispatch to the Louisville Courier-Journal.
Tlie Bar After (be Battle—The Balia and
Bears Proclaim a Trace.
A TRUCE IN THE GOLD ROOM.
New York, Sept. 25.—The desperate contest
yesterday leu affairs at the gold room in such
confusion that a truce was proclaimed. The
gold room met and voted to adjourn until Mon
day. No transactions made to-day will be re
cognized, and all which mature to-day go over
until Monday.
GOLD EXCHANGE BANK SOLVENT.
The solvency of the Gold Exchange Bank
seems to be assured, as it settled a balance of
nearly two millions against it at the clearing
house this morning.
TOE LULL AFTER THE BATTLE
The adjournment of the gold board caused a
great calm and the public awaited with patience
a list of the dead and wounded to be made on
Monday.
MONEY
was not active, and lendeis were not disposed
to do business. Kates were not so high as yes
terday. Seven per cent, in coin lor call loans
on Government collaterals, with one quarter to
one-half per cent, was paid lor carrying stocks
till Monday.
GOLD
in tho street was qnoted at 131 to 133. The
Assistant Treasurer, under orders from Wash
ington, sold only two million, all bids under 132
being rejected. It is thought there will be no
further decline ol moment.
GOVERNMENT BONDS
were steady, but closed dull.
RAILWAY SHARKS.
The railway speculation has been rather neg
lected, the attention ot brokers and operators
having been directed to the investigation of re
ports concerning bank troubles. Affaire geoer
ally at the Stock Exchange are so befogged that
intelligent operations are out of the question,
and me fluctuations in prices unimportant.
Lieut. Tut Murphy
Washington City.
has rt-Uii .led from
We are having oo<>l, delight iu I weather. Mua-
quitocs still troublesome.
Green Turtle Solp and Steak aeived at
the National Hotel Restaurant at 11 o’clock
to-day.
There is some flattering in sporting society
about the city at this lime.
There are only 20 000 land owners in Eng
land,
Mrs. Gen. Robert E. Lee is a cripple from
rheumatism, and for some years past has been
compelled to me a chair with wheels. She is
said to be very agreeable and cheerfal, and con
verses on all subjects with intelligence.
Many of our merchants have received their
Fall stocks, and are ready for the trade. They
have bought carefully and made judldoos se
lections. We charge nothing for thia article.
Im the Fifth Circuit Court of tho tTmitod
States for the Southern District of
Georgia.
Edwin Parson, *L aL 1
Complainants, i
and I In easily. Bill for account
Anthony Porter and I and relief.
Wallace Camming, f Order to parties.
Ase'gnees of thcriantcot |
Ute State of Georg's, I
Dcitrautf.)
It being represented that there are other persons than
those now before the Cnure. reforested in the distribu
tion of the fund in - he bands of ihe said Assignees;
that the Interest of at may be protected as Ear as prac
ticable. .
It is ordered and decreed, that all persons having de
mands against the Bank of tbe State of Georgia, shall
on or before the first Monday In November next, at
Bales, cause themselves o lie made parties defendants to
sard Bill; and those having 'ike demands, who are not
c't'xens of the raid Sia e, also appear in ihe manner
and within the time aforesaid, cause themselves to be
made parties complainants with suitable averments In
regard to their respective claims.
And it Is further ordered that the Clerk of this Coart
cause this order or decree to be published once a week
for four months before the next Teim of this Court ia a
paper published in the cities o; Savannah, Atlanta,
Nashville, Cincinnati, Baltimore and New York.
JOHN BKhKINB,
United States Judge.
May 14th, 1869.
1 hereby certify that the above Is a true copy of Its
original on file and record in my office.
JAMES McPUESSON,
‘nlyl—lawlm. C'rke.
Administrator’a Sale-
B Y virtue of an order of the Cooit of Ordinary, of
Henry county. Ga., will be sold before the Coart
Louse door in lie roan of McDonough, on the first
Tuesday re October next, between the legal Lours of
sate, 'he following property, to-wit:
Tiie House ana Lot on the Northeast corner of the
Dab'ic equate ot said town of McDonough, known as
the late residence of Boshrod Pettit, dec'a, imte of said
county.
Soid for the benefit of the heirs and creditors of said
peceased Terms cash. G. G. WEEMS, Adm'r.
ang22-tda Printer’s fee $5 per square.
WILHAM it. pHlim-S, \
v*. 1 Bill Tor Injunction, Belief, Spe-
Cunnas Look us and ( cific Performance, Ac.
GBarron Oardnub. J
In Urson Superior Court, May Term, 1869.
I T APPEARING to the Coart that the respondent,
Grafton Gardner, is a non-resident of this State, it
is ordered that eervice oi said bill on said Gardner be
made by the publication of this order once a month tor
four months in the Atlanta Intelligencer, a public ga
zette published in she city of Atlanta, u» ’he State ot
Georgia, and ibat this order be entered on the mirntes.
JAMES W. GREENE,
J. S. C. Flint Circuit.
A tree extract from the minutes of tbe Coart.
mayll—wlam4m U. T. JENNINGS. Clerk.
TfiRW SALE.
B Y VIRTUE of authority !n me vested by an order
from the Coart of Ordinary of Gorton county, Ga,
1 will sell oa the (sat Tuesday in October next, before
the Coart Haase door. In the town of Calhoun, between
the legal hours of sale, the following property to-wfo:
Lot No. 149,39 acres more or to—: No. 147 and VB,
ICt acres more or lees: 7 acres of lot No. not known, in
the 34th district aad Sd section of said county. Bald as
the property of Junes M. Smith, Sr., deceased, for the
benefit of the heirs and creditors.- Terms cash. Aug.
36, lAfi. JOHN J. DOOD, Adm'r.
aagTT—td Printer's fee $5 per
6—MA. Power rn Coumtt.
Fonara Owner Otnausr, Ana Tax, ISM.
WHEREAS, Charles Bates, Sen- admlatatator of
VV Hutson Estei, dee’d. has filed hie application, ne.
computed by a find return, showing that he has folly
settled np anti dec’d estate.
These, are therefore, to cite all persons concerned to
file their objections if any they have, within the time
limited by low, why mid Estes should rot be dismissed
from his said admtoistratarehip. and receive letters ac
cordingly in terms ef the law. Witness
WM. D BENTLEY. Ordlnar
H. N.BENTLEY, Clerk.
aprlO—6m*
/’VNK month afterdate application will be made to the
V/ Court of Ordinary of Pickens county. Ga., at the
first regular term after expiration ot owe month from
this notice, for leave to s> U the real estate belonging to
ceased, for Ae benefit of heirs and creditors of sahl do-
censed. A. P. MULUNfiX,
Adm’r of Michael Btandman. deceased.
angW-3M Printer's fee td.
MINERVA P. BELL, J Libel for divorce.
▼a. IM&y Turn, lttUL Fulton Snpe-
TILLIAM S. BELL.
rior Court.
AT appealing to the Coart that the defendant is not to
to be found iu said county, and it farther appearinsr that
said defendant resides without the limits of this state.
It is, on motion af solicitor for comptainant, ordered -
That the defendant appear and answer, at the next
term of this Court, else tnat the case be considered in
default, and the complainant allowed to proceed, and
it is farther ordered, that the defendant be served by the
publication of thia rale once a month four months be
fore said next term in the Daily Atlanta Intellmsncsr.
a paper published at Atlai|U, Ga. Mav ai, 1869.
C. F. AKERS,
Solicitor for complainant.
A tree copy from the minutes of said Court. May 31,
1869. W. K. VENABLE, Clerk.
may33-4m
Piekeas Stoiffi Bfotefo
HKT'ILL he sold before the Court House door In the
W town of Jasper, in raid county, within legal hoars,
on the first Tuesday In September next, the following
P '2t^ft^dN*o. *06, In the 13th District and »d Sertfon
of -Picksns county, containing 160 acres, more or leaa.
Levied on as theproperty of WUiiam Sawyer, to —tiaty
a fi fit issued ton the Haperior Court of said county iu
fovor atDose—Ganna. William Sawyer. t „
Also, attoa—aae time aad place will be sold tot of
land No. w in the 18th district and Sd seclion of Pickens
county, containing 160 acres, more or less. Levied on as
the property of Jrechael dmith to satisfy two • tea ts-
saedfrom the Superior Court of said county, in fovor of
C. M. McClure ee. Rachel Smith. Properly pointed out
by plaintiff's attorney.
Also, at the same time and place, will be sold 70 acres,
mareSr lssa, off the -si part of tot fte. 110Jto the l*h
district and 2d section of said emuty. Levied on a» the
property of William Forrister, to sitlsfy a fife issued
from the Superior Court of said county, in tavor of K.
B. Strip!in so. E. W. Forrister and William Forrister; fi
to controlled to C. L. Corbin. Property pointed ont fay
tlifi nt
Also, at the some time and place, will be sold town
tots Noe. 18 «»a 16 in tbe town of Jasper, whereon J. M.
Hull formerly resided, containing one acre, more or less.
Levied on by virtue of n Justice Court fi it issued from
the 1068th district, G. M„ in laser of J. Lambert w J
M. Hail, deceased, and L. W. Hail, security. Property
pointed ont by L. W, Hall.
Also, at the seme time and place, will be sold town
tots whereon Joseph Wofford formerly resided, eontoln-
the estate of Michaff Steadman, late of said county de- Mng one acre, more or less. Levied on as the property of
Joseph Wofford, to satisfy a Justice Court fi la issued
from the 1098th district, G. M.. in fovor of W. H. Mann
re. Joseph Wofford. Levy made and returned by bam
nel Hood, L. C.
Also, at the same time and place, will he sold the north
half of lot of land No. 8L in the Kid district and 3d aec-
tionef Pickens ctrauty, containing £0 acres, more or lees
Levied on as the property of Robert Cansby, to saiisly a
fi fo issued from tbe Hoist district, U. M., in fovor of
Jacob Outline vt. Robert Cansby. Levy made and re
turned by William Forrister, L. M. August 3,1869.
J. G. COFFEY, Sheriff.
augfi-tds Primer’s fee fi> 60 per levy.
Manx K. Allans,
vs.
Johh Allans,
fi
,ib 1 for Divorce. Fu’ton Superi
or Con it. May Term, 1866.
GEORGIA* Fulton County,
URuiNanY’s Oprice, August 6,1869.
M ISS JENNY DAY, Administra'r'X of the ertati of
Francis Day, deceased, having appl'ed .orleave
sell me land belonging io said cs*aie or c'ivis’on—
All persons concerned aie he>eby notified to file their
object-'ona, *f any exist, w>. aln ihe '-‘me prescribed by
law, else leave wi" be pr inted e- Dray, d Tor. Witness
DANIEL PliTAiAN, Orei ary.
Joint T. Coo pan, C.e.k.
angS —3m Printer’s fee 36.
GBOBGiA. Fulton County.
W HBHEA8, A. B. Foiay'h. Administrator of the
estate of Add'son Unl.o. deceased, represents in
his petition duly filed tha* be has .'uL*y discharged his
said trust and prays Tor letters o ' dismii-Eal -
All persons concerned, kindred ar-d creditors of said
deceased, ore notified to file their ob'.ec-lons, ; f any ex
ist, on or before the first mondav in OCiOber next, else
letters disn-tsBory will be .-ranted theaoplicant.
DANIEL PITTMAN, Ordinary.
tr'v7—00d Pi inter’s fee 36
Administrator’s Sale.
I N pursuance of an order f om the honorable Court
oi Ordinary, of Forsyth county. Ga., I will offer for
sale before the court house door, n .be fo»a of Cum-
mingi Ga., between Mie usna 1 horns of sale. ol> the first
Tuesday in October next, the fo!'owing real property,
to-wit:
1 House and Lot continuing an acre, more or lees
Also, 1 House and Lot rcnla'uiug 1 acre, moie or ’ess .
Also, 1 Lot containing 1 acre, more or 'ess ; all In the
Village of SheltonviUe in said countv o! Forsyth. Soid
as the property of liny Germany, aec’d, for tbe benefit
of the ueirs and creditors. Terms cash.
THOMAS LITTlE, Adm’r.
aug4— td P.-nler’s lee $5 per enuars.
Administrator’s Sale.
B Y VIRTUE of an order from the Court of O.-dinaiy
of Henry coup y, Georgia, w ! ” be sold before the
court iiouse door in .he town of McDonough, on the
first Tuesday in Octocer nexi, be ween me ,eeal hours
of sale, rhe following .ea ewta e, to-wit: West side of
tot No. 106 in the Sixth District of said county, contain
ing one hundred a< res more or less. Sold as the prop
erry of Mar ha J. McIntosh, deceased, tor the benefit ot
tho heirs and creditors. Terms ca*l>.
ELIJAH FOSTER, Administrator.
ang8—td Pr'nter's fee 35 per square.
GEORGIA* Paulding County.
J OHN BORN and Henry Bore, administrators on the
estate of Belly Born, dec. used, makes application
to me for letters of dismission from such administra
tion—
Th's Is, thereto-e, to el’e and require a” persons con
cerned. to be and apt ear at my oluce on or before the
first Monday in November next, to show cause. If any
they can, why letters of dismissioD should not be grant
ed the app"ean;s.
Given under my hand and official signature, August 3,
lffli. B. B. McGK.-.GOll, Ordinary.
aug7-3m Printer’s fee $4 GU
GEOSGIA* Pauldino County.
W ILLIAM GARNER, administrator on the estate of
David Ciow, represents to me that he has fully
administered said estate—
Tn.s is, therefore, to cite and require at) persons con
cerned. to be and appear at my office on or before the
fi-st Monday In November next, to show cause, if any
they can, why said administrator shon.d noi receive let
tera of diamission and be discharged from said admin
istration.
Given under my band and official s'gnature, August 3,
181,9. N. B. McGKKGOK, Ordinary
ang7-3m Pr-uiar a fee 34 50
GEORGIA' Pauldino County.
G W. LAWRENCE applies to me for letters of admtn-
• istratlon upon the estate of Thomas Gaswich, de
ceased—
Ibis is, therefore, to require all persons concerned, to
be snd appear a» my office in tbe time prescribed by law,
to show cause, if any they have, why letters of admin
istration shoo'd not be granted ,he applicant.
G'ven uvder my hind ana ofllc'al sigoatnre Angnet 30,
1869. 8. B. McGREGOR, Oldinary.
stp4-S0.1 Printer’s fee 33
GEORGIA' Fulton County.
Ordinary’s Offici, Aug. 30,1869.
J OHN CASSY, administrator of the esta e oi Pete
Lang, late of said county, deceased, having applied
for leave to sell the real estate of seid deceased—
This is to notiiy all peisons concerned io show cause
If any they have, within the time prescribed by law, why
leave should ao- be granted said applicant as applied lor,
for the purpose of paving tbe debts of deceased.
DlKim PITTU A V Herli
arg81—4t
DANIEL PITTMAN, Ordinary.
Pi inter’s lee $4 50.
MARY J. JACKSON, I Libel for divorce in Fulton Su
vs. ’ uer.or Court.
sn-ldAh sACdbON. I May tei.n. ib09.
I T appearing to tbe Com t, by tne return of the Sheri
that vhede.eadaat resides ou o. sa.d county, and '
.iimner spnearing that he Is without be limits of said
Stave, ’.s, on motion of compia.nan. s solicitor, order
ed,, uat -he defendant appear at the next term of tnis
Com v to answer said tause, and that he be served by a
puoTm'on of rbis order once a month tor four months
In Cc At'snf* INTKLUIOSNOKB. Th's May31, 1869.
GAKTRKLL& JACKSON.
Petitioner’s Attorneys.
a —- ■; * '« m-'T-ntesof said Court. May 21,
lft . ’V VENABLE, f lerk.
m «• v29- »ui
GEORGIA, Hsnky County.
M ARTIN V. and EZEKIEL SEW ELL applies to me
for letters of acininistration on the estate of
Nancy Sewell, late of said county deceased—
AM persons concerned are notified to fie their obiec-
tions, if any exist, wi-hin the time ures, ribeo by law,
else letters will he granted tbe applicant. Witness my
official signature, this 94tb day oi AnguBt, 1» 9.
GEO. M. NOLAN, Ordinary.
ang3il-30d Primer’s fee 33
Postponed Administrator’s Sale.
N. R. FOWLER*. Auctioneer.
A GREEABLY to an order of the Court ot Ordinary of
Cobb conn’v, will be so d on tbe ft-st Tuesday in
October next, wbu'n tbe legal hours of sale, liefore the
coait houce door, in -he county ol Fulton, city lot in 'he
city of Atlanta, on the corner of t oll'ns street and the
Georgia Pailroad, containing half an acre, more or less,
upon wli'ch there is a frame house with four rooms,
ki'chen, and necessary omliousee. Soid as t he propei ty
of James A. Collins, deceased, for - he beueut ot the
heirs aad creditors. Terms—oac-iia’f cash, balance in
three month'with interest.
W. K. VKNABI.K, Administrator.
ang36-td Printer’s fee f5 p< r square.
GEORGIA. Fulton County.
Ordinary’s Orr cc, Ang. so, lSd9.
P ETER HUGE, administrator of tho estate of James
Donlin, late of said conn'y, deceased having ap
plied lor leave to sell the real estate of -a d deceased, for
the purpose of distribution among the heirs at law of
said deceased—
This ia therefore to notify all persons concerned to
file their oblections, it any the" have. wUbin the time
prescribed by law, e!se Itave will be granted said appli
cant as applien 1 >r tor.
DANIEL PITTM AN, Ordinary,
angfil—4t Pri’iter’s see $4 50.
Paulding Sheriff’s Sales-
W ILL be sold before the Court Hou-e door in the
toon of Dallas, on the first Tuesday in October
next, within the legal hoars of sale, the foliowing tots of
land, to-wit:
Lots No. 660 and G"8 in the 3d dis'r ct and 3d section
of Paulding county, us. Levied on as tbe property of
J. M. B. Pitman, to satisfy one fi fa. i.om the Superior
Cotut of said county, in fovor of W. J. Kiser tw. J. M.
B. Pitman. Sokl lor tbe purchase money. Property
pointed out by deleudsut. Annual 3% 1869.
W. M. Moult EGOR, Sheriff.
aag3S-ids Printer’s fee $3£U per levy.
Clayton County Sheriffs bale for Octo
ber. 1869.
TWILL be sold before the court house door, in the town
fy of Jonesboro, on the first Tuesday in October
next, within the legal hours of sale, the following prop-
erty to-wit;
One hundred and fifty acres of land, more or less, it
being part of lot No 178, lying ess. of the Macon and
Western Railroad, in the 13th district of originally Hen
ry, now Clayton county, as tne property ot Thomas H
Barton, to satisfy a tax fi fa for 1868. Levy made and
returned to me by A C Estes, L C, August 9, 1869. Thia
SpiitMmhpr 3* 1SI&.
* J. S. HUfR. Deputy Sheriff.
oep7—tds Printer’s fee <3 50 per levy
Administrator’s Sale.
B Y virtue of an older of the Court of Ordinary of
Fulton county, will be sold on the first Tuesday in
October, 1H69, at the court bouse door, in said county,
between the legal hoars of sale.
One Honse and Lot known as tbe Whitehall House, on
thecornerof Whitehall and Peters streets. Hunting 89
feet on Whitehall street and running back on Peter
street one hundred and five feet, and part of Land Lot
No. 77. Bold as the property of J. T. Davis lor the ben
efit of the heirs and creditors. Terms Cash.
J. C DAVIS.
ang30-*ds Admln'stralor J. T. Davis.
tvoTlCK.
Fulion Court of Ordinary, I
At t'BANBBBs, Atlanta. Ga., Aug. 36,1869 f
I T IS ordered by the Court that there be collected by
Capt. John M. Harwell. Tax Collector for said coun
ty, or nis successor in office, twenty per cent upon the
State tax, to pay bonds and interest on bonds to become
due the present year; and sixty per cent on theSta'e
tax for general roun.y pui pores; and 10 per cent, on ihe
State tax lor educational purposes; making in the aggre
gate ninety per cent, upon tne Slate Tax, which is here
by levied for the year 1866. And it is further ordered 1 hat
John M. Harwell give bond in the snm of Filly Tbous >nd
Dollars, with security to be approved by the Court, to
collect aud faillifu ty pay over the same according to
law. DANIEL PITTMANT
Ordinary Fulton Connty
A -rue extract from tho minutes of said Court. Aug.
26,1869. JOHN T. COOPER,
aug*i—80d Clerk,
EXECUTOR’S SALE.
JJURSUANT to the last will and testament of Roder-
ick Harper, late ot Henry county deceased, will he
sold before the court honse door in tbe town of McDon-
ough, Ga., on tbe first Tuesday in November next, be
tween the usual hours or sale, the following property,
to-wit:
Portions of lots Nos. 19 and 46 in 7th district of said
county, containing ISO acres, more or less. It being tbe
land conditionally willed to toe children of R. H. Harper
by R. Harper, deceased. Terms cash. Sept. IS, 1866.
B. L. HARPER, I
L H. TURNER, f ® recntorB -
sep!6—td Printer’s iee $5 per square.
GEORGIA* Fulton County.
Ordinary’s Offiob, July 31,1806.
E R LAW8HB, Administrator of the es'ate of Lewis
Lawahe, late ol sa d county deceased, having ap
pl-ed lor leave to sell the real estate of said deceased,
tor too purpose of distribution among the heirs ai
law—
This is, therefore, to notify all persons concerned to
file -heir objections, if any exfot, wfb’u the time pre
scribed by law, else leave will be granted said applicant,
as applied for. Witness
DANIEL PITTMAN, Ordinary.
John T. Coo pur. Clerk.
angj-60d Printer’s tee 33
GEORGIA* Faynm County.
A LFRED R. SMITH, administrator with toe will,
annexed, of the estate or Henry C. Spier, deceased
having applied for letters of dismission from bis said
administration.
This Is, therefore, to cite all concerned, to show cause,
if any exists, within the time prescribed by taw, else
letters of dismission will be granted the applicant.
Given under my hand and official signature, this 3d
day of March, 1869.
EDWARD CONNOR, Ordinary.
mariMlm Printer’s lee *4 Nt
GEORGIA, Faybttn County.
W HEREAS, James Graves, Administrator of the
estate of Winton Graves, tale or said connty, de
ceased, applies for leave to sell the whole of tbe real es
tate oi said ducased.
This ie, therefore, to notify all Demons concerned to
file their object one, if any exist within the Dure allow**’
by law, else leave will be granted for the sale of said rea
estate, according to the prayer of petitioner. Witness
my hand and official signature, this July 31,1866.
jnl}23-2m
V. C. MINUS, Ordinary.
i fee $6 per square.
X rimer’s i
GEORGIA, Pauldino County.
F OUR weeks after date application will be made to the
Court of Ordinary of Paold'ng county, Ga, lor
leave to sell the lands belonging to the estate of Joseph
W. Jones. August 30,1869.
W. W. JONES,
Administrator with tbe will annexed.
aug38—80d Printer’s Ice $6.
GEORGIA* DxKalb County,
Ordinary’s Offiox. Sept. 35,1869.
T HOMAS N. PADEN, executor of the estate of James
Paden, late ot said county, deceased, having applied
for letters of dismission lrom said executorship, repre
senting in his petition that he has fully executed and
discharged said trust—
All persons concerned are hereby notified to file their
objections, if any exist, within the time allowed by law,
else letters will I e granted said applicant on toe first
Monday in January, 1870. Septembei 25,18' 9.
JAMES L. WILSON, Ordinary.
sep29-3m Printer’s fee (4 59
ADMINISTRATOR’S SAJLB.
GEORGIA, Pauldino County.
B Y VIRTUE of an order from toe Court ol Ordinary
of Paulding county, Georgia, will be sold before tbe
court house door in the town of Dallas, on the 1st Tues
day in December next, between tbe legal hoars oi sale,
the following lots of land, to wit:
Tbe nnaivided halt ot lots Nos 706 7*2, 737, 738, 739,
and 775; also, the whole of lot No 6-0. Alim toe 3d
district and 3d section of Paulding connty, Ga Sold as
the property of Oliver Rassom, deceased, for distribn-
tion and to pay debts. Terms rash Sept. 38,1869.
H. M. WHITWORTH. Adm’r.
sep29-td
Printer's fee 35 per square
GEORGIA, Pauldino County.
W HKKKAS, M. B. Tavlorapplies to mein proper
form for permanent letters of administration upon
the estate of Win. Taylor, deceased—
This is, therefore, to cite all persons conceded to
show cause, if any exist, witoio the time allowed by
law, else letters wi" be granted toe applicant.
Given nnder my hand and official signature, Septem
ber 38,1869 S. B McGKEGOR, Ordinary,
srp39-3>d Printer’s fee 38
jn otic; u.
Macon & Wkstnrn Pvilroad, j
Atlanta, July let, 1866.1
W E have arranged a regular system of through tick
ets from Atlanta to New York, Pniladelofaia, Bal
timore, Jacksonville and Tallahassee, Fla., via Savan
nah. Baggage checked through. Only one change of
cars south oi Atlanta.
Also, a system of EXCURSION TICKETS, at very
reduced rates, good from date until tne first dav ot Oc
tober next, bom Atlanta, Macon and intermediate sta
tions to tbe INDIAN SPRINGS, (Foiayth), and from
Macon and Intermediate stations to MARIETTA and
NEWNAN WM. A. FULLER,
General Ticket Agent.
H. W. Bbonbon, Master Transportation.
iu'yj9
GEORGIA, Fulton County.
W HEREAS, Thomas W. Con-tally, guardian ot the
estate of Jam- s O. Connallv, deceased, represents
that he has ful y d scharged i is said trust, snd prays lor
letters of dismission—
All persons concerned are hereby notified to file their
objections, if any exist, within the time prescribed by
law, else Letters will be granted said' applicant as ap
plied tor.
Witness mv official signature th's Sept. Pith, 1969.
DANIEL PITTMAN, Ordinary.
sep96-40d Primer’s fee $3
T C. CHAMPE,
MERCHANT TAILOR,
3 in receipt of bis SPRING STOCK, consisting in
A part of the most beautiful shades of Cloths and
Cassimeres, all or which I will sell low tor Cato only.
All work done to order, and in the best style. No fit, no
ay. Renovating aad Repair Lug done low.
mart-"
GEORGIA* DxKalb County.
J AMES M. HUEY applies to me for letters ot admin
istration ou the estate of Elizabeth Huey, late of
said county, deceased -
All pesauoa concerned are notified to file toetr objec
tions, U any exist, within the time prescribed by law,
else letlera will be granted the applicant.
Witness my official aigaature taw 15th day of Septem
ber, 1869. JAMES L. WILSON, Ordinary.
seolT-fiOd Printer’s foe 33.
GEORGIA' Hbxby County.
W HEREAS, Dav’d L. Duffev, administrator of the
estate of David J. Laney. late of said connty. de
ceased, represents that he has l'uily discharged Ins said
licet—
Tnis is therefore to cite all concerned to show cause,
if any exists, within the time allowed by law, e*sc letters
of dismission will be grouted the applicant. Given nn
der my hand and seal August 5th, 18 -9.
J GEO. ML NOLAN. Ordinary.
001(8—3m Printer’s fee *4 5**-
CKORGIA' Pauldino County.
OmiHKANT’B Offick, September 18,1899.
a k HINTON has applied for exemption of per
sonalty nod setting a; Art and valuation of home-
id and I will pass upon the same at UW o’clock, a
i «b the 1st dav of October, I860, at my office.
® B. B. McGR EGOR, Ordinary,
sepffi—dAwlt Primer’s tee *3
GEORGIA, FosbtthCounty.
Obuinaby’s Officx. I
- - Cuwwino, Ga., Neptomher St, 1866 f
W O. T'i- RNTil.N applies for exemption of p, r-
• Solidity and setting ap .rl and Valua. ionof home
stead of realty, and I nil' ,cu<e ui»>n the some at my
office, at 11 o’cloca, a iu.. on vv.dn.-s.tuy the 6th Octo-
' ;Y Ordinary.
her, 1806.
septa-— dAWtt
WM. D. BENTioKi
Pri .ier’s fee 33.
GEORGIA' Forsyth County.
O an in art’s Officx. i
Cuwwino, Ga., September as, 1866. <
J OHN H. THORNTON Uas applied for exemption af
personally, and setting apart and valuation of
homestead ; and I will jask upon the same at ten minotew
after 11 o’clock, a. m , Wednesday, the *Ul of October.
1869. W. D. BENTLEY, Ordinary
s«-p.‘36-dAwlt Printer’s fee 33.
Administrator’s Sale.
B Y VIRTUE of an order from the Court of Ordinary
ol Henry connty, Georgia, will be sold before tbe
court house door in toe town of McDonough, on tbe 1st
3 uesdsy in October next, between the legal bouts of
sale, the following real estate, to-wi> :
One hundred and fifty acres, more or leas, in the 11th
district, f said county, and known as toe place whereon
Abram Faith died, joinnqg lands of Jease W. George,
ef. al. S«id for the benefit of tbe heirs and creditors of
Abram Faith, deceased. Terms cash.
MELINDA FAITH, Administratrix.
xugS—td Printer’s fee $5 per square.
I T appearing to the Court by the return of toe Sheriff,
that the defendant is not to be found in said county,
and it further appealing that the said defendant resides
without the limits of this State, it is on motion of So
licitor for complainant, Ordered that defendant appear
and answer at tne next term of this Court, and that he
be served by publication of this rule once a month for
four months before ihe next term of this Court in Atlan
ta Inlallioenceb, a newspaper published in Atlanta,
Gv J. d. Pope. j. s. c. a. c.
A Due extract from the Minutes.
tune6-lam4m W. K. VENABLE. Clerk.
Administrator’* Sale.
B Y VIRTUE of an order of theConrt of Ordinary of
Di Kalb county, Ua_ will be sold before toe court
house door in the town of Decatur, on toe first Tuesday
iu November, 1869 within the legal hours of sale, toe
following property, to-wit:
One hundred and seventy-five acres of land, more or
less lot No. 94, in the 16th district ot DeKalb county.
There is upon it a dwelling house, kitchen, and other
bandings, and a No. 1 spring nrer the dweifng honse;
35 acre- woodland 15 acres bottom land, balanced’, area;
adjoining h.nd ol John T. Alford, and others. Bold as
the propertv of William Kilgore, deceased, for tbe bene
fit of his heirs and creditors. Terms cash. September
aO. 1869 JAMhS L KILGORE,
Administrator of William Kilgore.
sep3l—td Printer’s fee 35 per square.
GEORGIA. Pick ass County.
Obdinaby’s Officx, Sept. 14, 1869.
{TILLS A BETH WEST ban applied for exemption of
A-A personalty a’d I will pass upon the same, at 11
o’clock a m„ on ihe 24th day cf Septe" her, 1869, at my
office
sepal-dAwlt
. SIMMONS, Ordinary.
Pi inter’s fee ft
GUARDIAN’S 8ALE.
C. W. ADAIRt Auctioneer.
B Y VIRTUE ol an order of the Honorable Court of
Ordinary of Fulton county, will be soid before the
court house door, iu the city of Atlanta, on the first
Tuesday in November next, within toe usual hours oi
sale, a certain city lot in said city, upon which there’is a
dwelling and a small store, fronting 99 feet on Peters
street, and running Kick 200 feet, and ie a portion of
land lot No. 84 of the 14th district of originally Henry
now Fallon connty. Bold as the property of Joseph B.
Atkins and Thomas J. Atkins, minora, for their benefit.
Terms. Half cash, balance three and six months.
BAR AH E. ATKINS, Guardian.
sep21 - td Printer’s fee $5 per square.
Administrator’s Sale.
B Y VIRTUE of an order from toe Court of Ordinary
of Henry connty, Georgia, will be sold before the
coart house door-in the town of McDonough, on the 1st
Tuesday in October next, between the legal hours of sale,
toe following real estatmto-wit:
All the re al estate of Wade H. Turner In said connty,
consisting of lots 79 and 81, and adloining lands in 7th -
district, aggregating about 700 acres. Kola ns the prop
erty of W.ide It. Turner, deceased, for the benefit of the
heirs and creditors. Terms cash.
ALLEN "w.^TURNliR,} ■ Kx « cn tors.
augs—td Printer’s foe $5 per square-
Notice to Debtors and Creditors.
GEORG‘A. Fulton County.
A LL persouv having demands against toe estate of A.
A Echols, late of said connty, deceased, will pre
sent them to the undersigned properly authenticated
and all persons indebted to said deceased are request*
to make immediate payment. August 24,1869.
THOMAS W. Me ARTHUR, Adm’r.
aug29-l. d Printer’s fee $ t*
0—rffia-
Miles G. Dobbins, and others*'
Chatham Superior Coart,
May Term. 1869.
In Equity—Bill for Ac-
Anthony Porter and Wallace
. - : „r ,k„ r snat un
Bank of toe
'Georgia.
count Kelfei^and to Mar-
of the
State of
Camming, Assignees of the
Bank ef the State of Geor
gia. jV
I T BEING REPRESENTED that there are other par-
ties toon those now before the Court interested in
the distribution of the Assets of said Bank in the hands
of said Assignees. That said trust may be executed
properly, ana the interest ot aM May be protected as far
as practicable. It is ordered and decreed that all persons
having demands against said Hank of- tbe State of Geor
gia, cause the Fi selves to be made parties complainants
to said BUI, with proper allegations and statements as to
their respective culms on or before toe first dsy of the
next Ten of this Court, otherwise such claims to be
exetaded in toe distrifant'on of sold fond. And it is
farther ordered tost a copy of this decree be published
once a week for fonr months pr or to toe next term of
this Court, In the Chronicle <ft Sentinel, Savannah Repub
lican, Atlanta Intullmxkceb. Cincinnati Commercial,
and New York World.
W. St® LEY.
Judge Superior Court Bast Circuit of Georgia.
A t ue extract lrom the minutes, tnis June 17.1869.
«».: Washington wilnon,
Deputy Clerk Superior Court Chatham county, Ga.
Ie36- lawftm
EXECUTOR’S MALE'
B Y virtue of an order from the Court ol Ordinary of
Fayeire county, Ga., <Aill be sold before toe court
bouse door; ia the town of Fa>< ifoville, between the
legal hours of sale, on the first Tuesday in November
next; the following lots of land, to wit:
Lot ot -iand No Ml. in the nth district of said connty,
containing 908X acres more or less. So'-d as the pro
perty of Alexander Smith, deceased. Sold lor ihe bene
fit of the heirs and creditors. Terms cash. September
15th.<1866. W. W. M.ATUNWS, Executor.
tepl7-49d Printer’s lee 35 per sq ture.
ADMINISTRATOR'S SALE.
B Y virtue of an order of me Court of Ordinary ol
Fayette county, Georgia, will bo sold before the
court house door, ia the u>wu oi Fvyetteville, in said
eounty, on Ihe first Tuesday in November, 1.-69, within
toe legal hoars of sale, tbe following property, to-wit:
Lot of land No 1 9. lying in the 13'h oistnct of s.ld
county, containing 202A acres more or less. Sold as the
property of Miuton Graves, deceased, frr the benefit ol
toe neirs and creditors. Terms cash. Sep:ember 15tn,
16 9. JAMES GRAVES, Administrator.
sepl7—40d Printer’s fee |5 per sq iare.
GEORGIA' Fulton County.
Ordinary’s Office, Ang. 30,1869.
T HOMAS a. KENNEDY, administrator of the est ite
of Andrew Macornson. late of said connty, de
ceased, having appliad lor leave to sell the real estate of
said deceased for toe purpose ot distribution among the
heirs at law—
Thia ia therefore to notify all persons concerned to file
(heir objections. If any they have, within the time pre
scribed bv law, else leave will bo granted said applicant
aa applied lor.
DANIEL PITTMAN, Ordinary.
augSl—41 PriDterV fee (4 50.
GEORGIA' Pickens County.
R ACHEL GIPSON, administratrix oLJnmesMo
represents to the Court in her periti on, duly a
and entered on rccoid, that she has Indy adminiet
James Mooney's estate—
This is, therefore, to cite all persous concerned, kin
dred and creditors, to show cause, if any they can, wh>
said, administratrix should not be discharged from her
administration, and receive letters of dismission on th
first Monday in Ottuier next, 1869.
W. H. 8IMMON8. Ordinary.
apr2—6m I riuter's foe 34 50.
following propertv, to-wit: ~ ^
A House and Let ia toe town of Decatur rum.pi.
n «*f ti** Methodist Chord!. Baid Lot eonl^rtn^raa
i_jyI **, ii® property of Jokn I.
Wiley, de d, for the benefit of hts heirs ami ((editors.
T^macaah. ALLEN WODDKLL Adm’r.
sug34 tds Printer’s fee' 16 per square.
GBOHQIAi Hurt County.
This is, therefore, to die and admonish .fi persona
concerned, to file their objections. lr any exist within
toe time prescribed by law, else letters will he granted
the applicant. *
Witoeremy official signature, at office, in McDonough,
Ga, this 36th day of August, 1869. •
GEO. W. NOLAN, Ordinary.
angV3 60d Printer’s fee 33.
Administrator’s 8ale.
B Y virtue ot an order from the Court of Ordinary of
Pau'ding county, Ga, will be sold before the
courthouse Ooor In the town of Dallas, on the Flint
Tuesday in November next, between toe usna! hoars of
sale, toe following lots of land, to-wit:
Nos. 464, 473,537. 473,463, and 474, In the 3d District
and 3d Section of Paulding county, Ga SoM as too
property or Richard Grogan, dec’d. Sold for distribu
tion amongst toe legatees. Terms rash,
augtt-tds H. M. WHITWORTH, Am’r.
Printer’s fee $5 per square.
GEORGIA* DuKalb County.
Ordinary’s Office, Aug. 28,1869.
J OHN THOMASON hiving applied (or the guardian
ship of the persons and property of George M.
Walker, Martha M. Walke .and Minnie J. Walker, mi
nor children of Jabes H. Walker, deceased—
7 his is, thi rvfore, to notify all persons conce eed to
fiieihcir objections. If any they have, within the time
l>r«— ribed by law, else letters will begran tad said anil 6-
CiUil. JAS. L. WILSON. Otd r y.
septl - 30d Printer’s foe 33.
GEORGIA' Clayton County.
V(THERBAS K 8 Hanes, administrator of tha estate
VV of Elizabeth Rountree, late of said county, de
ceased. applies for leave to aell the whole of the real es
tate of said deceased—
This is, therefore, to notify all persona concerned,
to file their objections If any exist, within toe lime
allowed by law, else leave will be granted for. toe sale
of said real estate according to tbe prayer of petitioner.
1 ^Witness my hand and official sighatnio, this August 3,
augS—40
J. H. MORROW, Ordinary.
Printer’s fee f 6
GEORGIA' Clayton County.
W HEREAS, Martha W. Estes, administratrix of
Z pheuiah Estes, represents to toe Chart in her
petition, duly filed and entered on record, that she has
fully administered Zepheniah Estes’ estate—
This is, therefore, to cite and admonish all persona
concerned—kindred and creditors—to show ranee, if any
they can, why said administratrix should not be dis
charged from her administration, and receive letters of
dismission on toe first Monday in November next.
J. hTmoHROW Ordinary.
Painfoa'a fan 4
ang3 40
Printer’s fee 36
GEORGIA' Fayrttk County.
W HEREAS, Victor Stiuchcomb, administrator of the
estate of John Loyd, late of said county,deceased,
applies for leave to sell the whole of the real estate of
said deceased—
7his is, therefore, to notify all persons concerned to
file their objections, if any exist, within the time ai
lowed by law, else leave will be granted for the sale of
said real estate, according to the prayer ol the peti
tioner.
Witness my hand and official signa*ore, this Angnst
10th, 1869. D. C. MINOR. Ordinary.
ang13-2m Printer’s fee 36
GEORGIA, Fulton County.
Ordinary's Office, Ang. 30,1869.
W E. SPREWELL. having applied for the adminis-
• tratiou upon the estate of Stephen Sprewcli, late
of saul connty. deceased—
This is therefore to notify all persons concerned to file
objections, if any they have, within the time prescribed
by law, else letters wilt be granted said applicant.
DANIEL PITTMAN, Ordinary.
augSl—30d Primer’s fee 33.
GEORGIA' Fayette County.
W HEREAS, Thomas A. Adams and R. B. Shell, ex
ecutors of the estate of Samuel Robinson, late ot
said county, deceased, applies for leave to sell toe whole
of toe real estate of Baid access d—
Uis is, therefore, to notify all persons concerned, to
file their objections, if any exist, dt toe first MoLday in
October next, the time allowed by law, else leave will be
gruited lor the sale of said real estate according to the
prayer of toe petitioners.
Witness my band aud official signature, this August
30th, 1869. DAVID U. MINOR, Ordinary.
sepS-SUd Printer’s fee 34 -o
GEORGIA, Pickens County.
1 70 ALL WHOM IT MAY CONCERN—Elizabeth A.
. Peace having, in proper fom, applied to me, for
permanent letters of administration on the estate of
Caleb P. Pence, late of said connty,
This is to cite, all and singular, tne creditors and next
of kin of Caleb P. Pence, to be and appear at my office,
within tbe time allowed by law, and snow cause, if any
they can, why permanent administration thonld not be
granted to Elizabeth A. Pence, on Caleb P. Pence’s es
tate. »
Witness my band and official signature.
W. H. SIMMONS, Ordinary.
Printer’s fee 33.
sep:24—80d
Executor’s Sale.
B Y virtue of the last will snd testament of James L.
Campbell, late of Campbell county, Ga , deceased,
we will sell before the court house door, in the town of
Campbeiiton, on the first Tuesday in November next,
within the legal hours of sale, lots of land Nos 76 ana
94, of the 14th district of originally Fayette now Camp
bell county, containing 303)4 acr< s each, both improved.
Sold for the benefit or heirs and creditors. Terms Cash.
JOSEPH WILLIS, (. Kxerntnra
JOHN S. WILSON, j Kxecntor *.
eept3d—td Printer’s lee 35 per squ-tre.
Executor’s Saie.
B Y virtue of the last will and testament of James L.
Campbell, late of Campbell county, Ga., deceased,
we will sell, before tbe court house door, in toe city of
Atlanta, within the legal hoars of isle, on the first Tues
day in November next, 55 across oi land off the east side
ot land lot No 6, of the 14to district ot originally Fay
ette now Fallen county : 70 acres of lot No. 152 of the
14th district of originally Henry now Fulton connty;
Also cit*. lot in ■itianta, fronting 25 feet on Walker street
mani’ig back l0»leet, adjoining J. M. Czburnaud U. W.
Fiie tR-iug a part of land lot No. 85 of the 14th district
of originally Henry now Falton county. . Sold for bene
fit ol heirs and creditors. Terns Cash
sept24-Id
JOSEPH WILLiS, 1
JOHN S. WILSON, ( Execntore -
Printer’s fee 34 per square.
GEORGIA' Pickens County.
B Y vinos oi an order from the Court of Ordinary of
Pickens connty. will be sold on the first Tuesday in
November, lte.9. next, at the court h-use door in said
county, between the legal hours oi sale, tbe following
lands, to-wit:
Lots of land Nos. 3. 4, 35 an t 36 in the 4th district,
and 2d section ; Nos 245. 246, 358, *69,260. 285, 321, 33r,
and the uudiv.ded bait of 60 acres, more or jess, in the
southeast corner of No. 237, the uuaivided half ot <20
acres ot No. 2»0, and 5 acres, more or less, in the north
east co. uer oi No. 284, all the last mentioned
lying and being in the 6th district and second section of
said connty, each lot containing 160 aen s, more or less,
being (be lauds belonging to <-aleb Urifleth at the time
of his death, lying two or three miles east of Jasper on
Long Swamp Cre< k. The place is well improved, and
iucludes the Georgia Mir hie W orks. The place is sold
subject to the mtuinbrince ol the Widow’s Dower.
Sold for distribution amongst the heirs of Caleb Grit-
felh.
For farther particnlars address the nndersighned.
Terms Cash. WILLIAM TATE,
Ad mini tralor ol Caleb Griffeto.
sept34—t-l Printer’s fee $5 per square.
Miles G. Dobbins j
vs.
John Craig and ! Bill for Acct. and Relief and to
Charles \. Rowland, f Marsuail Assets.
Assignees ol tne Union I
lillllG.. J
I T lieiug represented that there are other parties than
those now beiore tbe Court interested in toe distri
bution oi the assets of said Bank in toe bauds of said
Assignees, that said tiu-t may be executed properly,
aud toe iuterest of all may be protected, as far as practi
cable, il is ordered aud decreed that ail persona haying
demands against toe said "The Union Bank,” ol the
tate of Georgia, cause them selves to be made parties
com plan tarns to said bill, with proper allegation- and
eiat< meu s as to tueir respective claims, ou or before the
first day of tl.e next term of this Court, otherwise such
claims u> be excluded in tbe distribution of said fund.
And it is farther ordered that a copy of this decree be
rablisbed once a week for tour mon ns prior to the next
erm of ibis Court in the ChrorAde <3 Sentinel, Savannah
Republican Atlanta iMTrLLiOBncan, Cincinnati Commer
cial and New York World.
Stale of Georgia, Richmond connty.—I. Ellery M.
Braylon, Cfo k ol tbe Superior Court in and for said
county, hereby certify that tbe foregoing extract iaa
true transcript lrom the Minutes of said i ourt folio 223.
In witness wnereoi 1 have hereunto aet my band and
affixed the seal of said Court, this 3d day of August,
a d., 1869.
septal lawll’t Man, K. M. BRAYTON, Clerk.
GEORGIA* Pauldino County.
Ordinary's Officx, September 20,1869.
M MORGAN has applied lor exemption of poison
• alty, aud setting apart and valuation oi Dome
siesu, and I will pass upon tha same at 10 o’clock, a. m.,
on the fid day ol October, 1869, at my office.
S. B. MoGRkGOK, Ordinary.
eapMMUwa Printer’s fee 32
GEORGIA, Clayton County.
Ordinary’! Officx, September 24,1869.
K OBERT S. OZBURN applies for exemption of per
sonalty, aad setting apart and vaiaauou of home
stead, and I will pass upon the same at my office on
the 4th day of October, 1869.
J. H. MORROW, Ordinary.
sep35-dawlt Printer's foe %i
FOX SALE—PATENT RIGHT.
A LMOND'S CBLBBR \TBD PATENT SPRING BED
BOTTOM—toe best, cheapest, simplest aud most
durable Spring Bed Bottom ever iuvented. A sure for
tune for an energetic Furniture Manufacturer. Ihe
Patent Right for toe State of Georgia for sale upon rea
sonable terms.
For further particulars address
P. O. DRAWER 219.
auglS-eodlm Louisville. Ky.
GEORGIA* Pickens County.
OaoiNAKY’a Office, September 39, I860.
A NDREW j. EATON has applied tor exemption ot
personalty, and setting apart aad valuation of
homestead, and 1 w.U pass upon the same at my office,
at 11 o’clock, a. m., on toe 1st day of October, 1869.
*= WV H. SIMMONS, Ordinary.
sept24—dffwlt Printer’s fee $2.
GEORGIA' Pauldino county.
oaour art’s Officx, September 18,1869.
S ARAH MURRY, widow of Jam— Murry, deceased,
has applied for exemption of personalty and setting
apart and valuation ol homestead, and 1 will pa— upon
the same at 10 o’clock, a. m., on toe let day or October,
1669, at uiy office.
8. B. MoGRRGOR, Ordinary.
neptMUkwlt Printer's foe $3
GEORGIA' Fulton County.
Ordinary's Office, Aug. 30,1S69.
P ETER HUGE, administrator of the estate of P. J
Immell, late of said county, deceased, having rep
resented to the court that he has frilly discharged bis
stid trust, and applied for dismission from the same—
This is therefore to notify all persons concerned to file
their objections, if any they have, within the time pre
scribed by law. else letters will be granted said appli
cant, on the 1st Monday in December, 1869.
DANIEL PITTMAN, Ordinary.
• angSl—40d Printer’s fee *4 50.
GEORGIA' Fulton County.
Ordinary’s Office, Ang. 30,1869.
C S. NEWTON, having applied for the guardianship
• of the persons and property of Carrie and Julia
Coleman, nuuor children of F. II. Coleman, deceased—
. This is therefore to notify all persous concerned to
show cause, if auy they can, within the time prescribed
by law, why letters should not be granted said applicant
sb applied for.
DANTBL PITTMAN, Ordinary.
aug31 -80d Printer’s fee 33.
Executor’s Sale.
B Y vl !ue of the last will and testament of Greenville
Henderson, late of DeKalb county, Georgia, de
ceased, will be sold before the court house door, in toe
town of Decatur, in said connty and Stale, on the fired
Tuesday in November, 1869. within the legal hours of
sale, toe following property, to-wii:
Two hundred and two and a halt acres of land, more
or less. No 329, and npon which is a good dwelling
honse, kitchen, gin house, cotton screw, aLd all neces
sary Outbuildings, known as toe "Home Place.
Two hundred two and a half acres, more or less. No.
280, and Upon which is a grist mili in good running or
der, known as tbe " Mill Place.’’
Ninety three acres, moie or lees, No. 2fS, about
twenty acres tl good bottom land In a high tttte
of cultivation, inclosed by a good fc .ce, and uo bou.-es
upoL it.
One hundred and seventeen acres, more or less. No.
349, all cleared except one ucre; about ten acres bottom
land.
- One hundred one and a quarter acres, more or less.
No. 256,, upon which is a blacksmith shop and Sj. 1
peach orch.nd, 86 acres cleared, 18 of which is good
fresh land 26 acres in the words.
All of the nb-ivedescribed land Is in Hie 18’h district
of originally Henry n ,w DeKalb enumy, Georgia, about
seven miles nortbeast oi Decatur. Sold as the property
of Greenville Henderson, deceased, lor the benefit of his
heirs aud creditors. 7 erms cash. September 14, 1869.
MAJOR A. HENDERSON,
RUFUS HENDERSON,
»M.G. HENDERSON,
Executors of Gr< euviile Henderson.
sepl6—t d Printer’s iee 45 per sq are.
GEORGIA. Henry County.
C HARLES WALKER, administrator of the estate of
Unlus M Love, late of said county, deceased hav
ing applied for leave to sell toe leal estate of sain de
ct-a-sd for the beueflt of the he>rs him cn <1 tecs—
’This ie therefore to cite all concerned to enow Cause,
if any exist, within the time allowed by law, else leave
to sell will be granted toe applicant
Witness my official signature at office in McDonough,
Ga., September 13,1869.
GEORGE M. NOlAN, Ordinary,
sepl6—4w Printer’s fee 34 50.
GEORGIA' Hanky County.
A LFRED W. SIMS having applied for letters of ad
ministration on the estate of Lucmda L. Puckett,
late ot said county, deceased —
This is. therefore, to cite and admonish all persons
concerned to file their Objections, if any exist, within t he
time prescribed by law, else letters will be granted the
applicant.
VV 11ness my official signature at office in McDonough,
Ga, thie 13. h day of feptemb, r, 1869.
GEor ‘
sepl«—3fId
RGB M. NOLAN. Ordinary.
Priuter’s fee 33.
GUARDIAN’S SALE.
B Y VIRTUE of an order from the Court of Ordinary
■ f Fuiton county, will bj sold for cash, on the 1st
Tuesday in November next, within the legal hours ot
sale, before the court bou.-e door in the city of Atlanta,
the following properly belonging to the es ate of br>d,et
Gaun.in and children, to-wit.
One vacant lot irooting 65 feet on Magazine street and
running back 143 feet, adjoining the land of Martin H.
Dooly, and near the corner of Maugham and Magaz'iie
streets, aud i-old for the purpose of discharging claims
against Said estate. September 20, 1869.
A. M THRASHER, Guardian,
sei 32- td Printer’s fee $6 pe- rqoare.
Executor’s Sale.
B f VIRTUE of tbe last will and testament of Gideon
Morris, late of DeKalb county, Ga , deceased, will
be sold before ih. court bouse door in toe town of Deca
tur, in sa d county aud Stale, on tbe first Tuesday in No
vember, 1869, within the legal hours of sale, toe to.low
ing property, to-wit:
Two hundred two and one halt acres of land, more
or Ie*s. lot No. 319; 101)4 acre., mure or less, of the
north half of lot No. 3.6; 3 acres in northeast corner of
lot No 331; 50 ac es In southeast, corner of lot No. 336;
M acres of the rouih al' e of lot No. 337, upon which m.a
good dwelling honse and outbuiidit gs ; 86 acies, more
>r lass, of lot No. 338. Part of a I the above lots oi laud
I s cleared aud in cultivation, and lying in the 18th Dis
trict of DeKalb county, about 15 miles Irom Atlanta on
toe Air I,tee Raiiraad. Sold as the property of Gideon
M> rris, deceased, for toe benefit oi his heirs, i e> u s
iaa. Beptem her 18,1866.
JOEL E. MORRIS,
Executor of Gideon Morris.
sep21—td Printer’s fee 36 per square.
GEORGIA' faulmso County.
Oxdinaby’s Officx, September 18,1866.
1J1UZ A J. ROGER-! has applied for exempli— of per-
iu sonalty, and setting a part and valuation of home
stead, and I will pass upon th<- i-a.ne at m o’clock, a m ,
bn toe — dav of vclob. r, PK9 at y office.
b. P. McuK «>o .. Ordinary.
sept25-d*wlt Printer^ jr.m32‘
GEORGIA' Pauldino County.
M RS. MARY ANN MATTHEWS applt— to me for
letters of administration npon the estate of J M
Matthews, decea ed—
These are, therefore, to cite and require all persona
to be and appear at my office on the first Monday in Oc
tober, to show cause, if any they can, why —id letters
should not be granted the applicant.
Given under my hand and official signature Augn-1 SO,
1869. 8. B. Mo JKEGOh, Ordinary.
Bep4-30d Printer’s f e $3
GEORGIA, Pauldino County.
A LLEN SMITH applies to me for Utters of adminis
tration npon tbe estate of Abram Smith, deceased—
These are, therefore, to cite and require a I persona
concerned, to be and appear at my office on the first
Monday in October next, to show cause, if any they can,
why said letters ol ad ministration should not be granted
the applicant.
Given under my hand and official si.-nrture Augurt 30,
1869. S. a McGKKGOK, Ordinary.
sep4-"Pd Printer’s lee $8
GEORGIA. Fulton County.
Ordinary’s Offiox, September 1,1809.
J ambs' JOHNSON, executor of the estate ol Mary
Horton, late of —id connty. deceased, having ap
plied for letters of dismission from said executorship,
representing in his petition that he has tally ex—al
and discharged —id trust—
A11 persons concerned are hereby notified to file their
objections, if any exist, within the time prescribed by
law, else tetters will be granted said applicant on the first
Monday in December, 1866.
DANIEL PITTMAN, Ordinary.
sep2-td Printer’s tec $4 SO
FORSYTH SHERIFF’S SALE.
W ILL be sold before the Court House door iu the
town ot Camming, on tbe first Tuesday In Octo
ber next, between toe Usual hours 6f —ie, the following
property, to-wit:
Lot of land No 648, in the 3d district and 1st section of
said connty, to —tisfy a fi fo is—ed nora a Justice Court
of the 835th district G M, in fovor of Leonard A Hol
combe vs Wesley Chadwick. Property ’pdiiited out by
plaintiff. Sold as tho property of the defendant. Levy
made and returned to me by James Dooley, L C, this
fid day of September, 1866.
M. H. JAMBS, t-hsr fl.
sepT-tds Printer’s lee ft 50 per levy
GEORGIA, Clayton County.
W HEREAS, C W George, administrator of Ihe estate
ot Klmina Mitchell, late of said coumy, deceased,
applies for leave to sell the real estate »i said deceased—
All persons concerned are hereby notified to file their
objections, if any exist, within the time prescribed by
law, else leave will be graated for the sale ol —id real
estate according to toe prayer of the petitioner.
Witness my hand and official signature, this Septem
ber 6th, 1869.
J. H. MORROW, Ordinary.
sep8-4w Printer’s fee 34 56
GEORGIA' Clayton County.
W HEREAS, James B Key, administrator of John T
Key, represents to toe court io his petition duly
filed and entered on record, that he has folly adminis
tered J T Key’s estate—
This is, therefore, to cite all persons concerned, kin
dred and creditors, to show cause, if any they can, why
said administrator should not be disahiurged from his
administration, and receive letters of dismission on the
first Monday in December, 1869. This Beptemher 6th,
1869. J. H. MORROW, Ordinary.
sep8-3m Printer’s fee X4 50
GEORGIA* Pauldino County.
W ILLIAM GARNER, administrator of Solos—n Far
mer, deceased, represents to me that he has fully
administered —id estate—
Th s is, therefore, to cite and require all persons con
cerned, to be and appear at my office on or before the
first Monday in November next, to,show cause, if any
they tan, why said administrator should not receive let
ters oi disiaiBsion and be discharg d from the adminis-
trution of —id e-tate.
Given nnder my hand and official signature, August 3,
1869. S. B. McGKKODit, Ordinary.
ang7-3m Printer’s fey 34 50
ADMIN 1STU A ( OK’S SAXE.
GEORGIA' Fulton County.
'"NDKK an order of the Court of Ordinary of Fulton
county, win be sold, before the court house door,
in Atlanta, Georgia, on toe first Tuesday ia November
next, (if not sold oeiort j within toe leg if hours of —Ie,
lot No 989 and lot No 290, containing 250 acres each; the
north pan of lot No 267. containing 118 acres; al—, a
one-third undivided interest of lot No 236, aaa a one-
third undivided interest of south half o lot No 269-all
lying and being in the 6th district of Gwinnett eouaiy,
lying on or near the Air-Line Railroad, and a portion
on the head waters of B—vsr Rain Creek. SoM as the
wild lands of the aetata or Wm A Green, deceased, for
the benefit of the heirs — d creditors. Terms cash.—
September 4th, 1869.
W. A. WILSON, »
C. C. GREEN, J Administrators.
sep5-40d Printer’s fee $5 per square.
Hotice to Debtors and Creditoi s-
GEORGIA' Fulton County.
A LL PERSONS indebted to the estate of Jsmea L.
Campbell, late of Campbell connty. deceased, aye
hereby lequircd to make immediate payment; aad.those
h iving just claims ugainst —id estate will present them
m tcims ot tbe law. August 16.1869.
JOSKPH WILLIS. I
John S. WILSON f Mwutora.
ang11- i0d Printer’s fee 33
A DMINISTRATOR’S BALE.
B Y virtue ol an order ot the Court of Ordinary o
Henry county, Georgia, will be sold, before toe
court house door iu the town of McDonough, within the
legal hours of —le, on the first Tuesday in November
next, toe fof'owing lots of land, to-wit:
Lot of land No. 155 m the 12th district of Heory coun
ty, containing 20 34 acres, ra >re or less, Jess toe dower
interest of the widow ol Daniel Ford, deceased. Soid
as < U p> opei ty of raid Ford, for the benefit Ol the heirs
and creditors of deceased Terms cash.
JOHN PauKKR, Administrator.
sep!6—td Printer’s fee 35 per square.
GEORGIA' Paycttx County.
Ordinary's Officx Sept. 15,1869.
Aar HBREAS, W W Mathews, exeent r of Alexander
V V Smith, dece sed, late of said county applies for
leave to sell tne real estate of —Id decea sea—
Tnis is, therefore, to notify all persons concerned to
file their obj< etione, if any exist, »y the first Monday iu
November next, the time allowed by law, • Ise leave will
lie granted for the —le of —id real estate, according to
Ln prayer.
Giveu under mv hand and official signature this Sep
tember 15th, 1869.
DAVID C. MINOR. Ordinary.
scp17-3m Printer’s fee $4 50
EXEGlffOH’6 SALE.
Y virtue ot an order of ’he Honorable Court of Or
dinary of Fayette connty, wrrll be sold before the
Court Honse door, in the town oi Fayetievifre, be
tween the nsnal hours of sale, on tbe first Tuesday m
November next, the following property, to-wit:
One lot of land. No 56, and toe aorta naif of let No
40, and 75 acres of the west side of lot No 41—all in to e
h district of said county containing ?2 acres more or
less. Bold t.s the pr<p<rty of Snmuel Robinson, de
ceased. hold for the b pm of the hens and ere liore.
T nos cash. t>«plember 151D, 1869
r.b sn.Ill,'} Bxvcut -' a -
sep!7-4Ad Printer’s fee *5 per square.
GEORGIA. DiKalb Conan.
W HEREAS, Joseph B. Elliott has applied for let
ten of administration ue bonis non. upon ihe
estate of George A. Hresweil, late of —id touniy, de-
filtnfd.
Ail pareQRS concerned are hereby notified to file their
nljliifllnna within the time allowed by law, else Letteis
wui be granted according to. toe prayer of the peti-
Witne— my official signature, tbls September 8, 1869.
JAB. L WILSON, Ordtnary-
sept»—AM Printer’, fee <3.
EXECUTOR’S SAGE.
F pursuance of toe provision ot toe last will and tes
te—t of John Tankers)y, deceased, will be so d
before the court bon— door in toe town of Jonesboro,
Ga., on the first Tuesday ia November next, beiw.-eu
tbe legal horns ot sale, toe following property, Io-wn :
One hundred one and a hall acres of land, it being me
Sooth hail of lot Mo. 85 in toe 5th district of originally
Fayette now Clayton connty. Sola for the purpose of
distribution amoag the heirs of said deceased. Terms
cash. September 20th, larti.
A. H. TANKKR8LY, Executor.
■ffi)M td itirinter’s fee 35 per square.
GF.UKGI4, Pickshs County.
W HEREAS, David Wallis, administrator of Hiram
Koacb, r- presents to tbe Court, in his petition,
duly filed and entered on record. Unit he has iutly ad
ministered Hiram Roaches estate
This is, therefore, to cite all persons concerned, kin
dred and creditors, to rbnw enuse if any tl.ey can, why
—td administrator should not be discharg’ d from hie
adminlrtr tion, and receive letters of dtsmb-sion on tha
first Holiday, in November, I860.
W. u. bJMHOSS, Ordinary,
jnlyfSO—id Printer’s fee 34 50.
GBOKGSA' Forsyth L'ocinty
KOIISVTH COURT OF ORDINARY— Jlll.v Turn, 18—
W HEREAS, John L. Jones, admini-trator ol Mis t-
belh Crosi, deceased, has iLud his application,
accompanied by a final icturn, -b..winc tbal he ba- lolly
settled up said deceased’s estate —
These, are therefore, to cite all per, ops concerned, l>)
file their objections. If any they n .ve, wi bin the time
limited by law, why Baid done should not he dismies. d
from his said administratorship, and receive letters ac
cordingly in forms of the laws. Witness.
WM. D. BBNTLY, Ordinary
Hiram Nbwton Bbntlky. u. c. o
au-4-40 Printer’s fe 36
GEORGIA, Fulton f'OUNTV.
Ordinary's Urnci Jn’y 31.1H69
\Af M. X. ISOM, Administrator oi the estate of JaA.
If M. Isom, late of and con-ty itulad, bav.ng;
represented to the L'ouri ihat he as lu l> d schareed his
t ;sd trust, aud petitioned for (tisiniraion from the same —
This is, therefore, to tfolify all persons to file their ob
lections, if any exist, within the time prescribed by
law, else tetters of dismission will be granted tbe appli
cant on the first Monday, in November next. Witness.
O NltL PITTMAN,Ordinary.
John T. Coofxr, Clerk.
angl-dat Printer'll— $4 sq