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About Weekly chronicle & sentinel. (Augusta, Ga.) 1866-1877 | View Entire Issue (Oct. 14, 1868)
Chronicle & feutinel. WKDNKBDAY MOKNLM.. OCTOBER 14. That Pokm.—Wo pro raised our readers Green Goggles’ poem on Moving Day this morning. Here it is, and no extra charge for it either: The Troubles of the l,t of October, or Moving Day. BY GREEN GOGGLES. Goodness gracious! now I ask you, Did ever anything so task you, As t his confounded ixrro to housekeepers? I mean a “Moving Day.” What with dust, and dirt, and airing And the draymen's nosy swearing, ’Poutny word! I almost wish that from this life I’d moved away ! I teds and blankets—sheets and spreads— Enough to cover forty heads — All piled up in the yard. Don’t call me “snarler;” But think. Is it not enough To drive one crazy ? Here’s my muff— Been jammed into the stove—was in the parlor! And my bran new bureau scratched ! Curtains torn, and can’t he matched ! And my music, too~tho latest operatic airs— Which were given me by Matt— <ioodness gracious! What was that ? Bays the nigger, “ Dar’s de Peanny fell down stairs!” The drayman says he ain’t to blame, (If he was, its all'the same;, And consoles me. It’s a wonder I hadn’t fainted; For when J said he should he sued, Hays “Missus, you kin git it glued ! And den send it tej Mr. Piatt and git it jtainleil !” And here’s my harp—they’ve cut the strings, “To use iir tyin’ up do tings;” The last picture that I painted—cut and slashed— And, as they dropped a box of wine, I heard below a doleful whine, And learned “’twas do poodle dog wat’s j ist got mashed /” Men may say wliat’er they please Alsjut us women living at ease, And arguments bring, their worst asser tions proving, But J’ll leave it to their wives, 1 fever in their lives, They worked as hard as we did when “moving.” Phillips’ Provision Exchange. Cincinnati, October 2, 1868. Editors Chronicle <fc /Sentinel: bear iSirs ; There has been no essential change in prices of Provisions since my last report, yet some articles have fluctu ated a little during the week. There was a slight improvement witli a better de mand for most articles at my quotations below. The demand is entirely consump tive. The market closes quiet, but with a generally firm tone, though some are will ing lo realize on the balance of their stock at current rales, meeting the demand as it comes. lions—remain as last reported, buyers anil sellers are apart in their views and if any transactions aro being made they are kept private. There will bono slaughterers’ combinations this year in regard to the price [>ai<l lor the killing. M khs I’oiiK. —The stock is light and in few hands. Hales were made during the week at #2!), lint at the close holders were contending for ?2!>50. Baku— Remains quiet lint firm at 19Jc, owing to the light stock. It is selling in a jobbing way at IDjrc. Htkahink— Prime scarce at IDJc. Hulk Meats—Have been in hotter re quest during the week, both from smokers and shippers, and prices,are a shade higher than last reported. I q note shoulders at lllje. Hides at BlJc,clear rib and clear sides nominal at lfiftj) I fie, all loose, or | more packed. Bacon. —Thoro is only a small order trade for the article. Nearly all the old packed meat lias been taken oil'the market,. Fresh [lacked is selling at 12, Mr, 151 and lbjfgihie lor shoulders, sides, clear rib and clear sides. Hams dull and neglected—SC I'.l to 20c, plain M to 16c. Plate Beee— Dull at #lB. Dried Beef 18 cents. Exports— Os the week were 357 bbls and 272 kegs lard, 671 idids, 368 tierces and 32,100 llis hulk and bacon, pork 813 bbls. I.MPOHTH.--120 bbh and (i kegs lard, 38 iihds and 60 tierces milk and bacon. Kheiuhth —East-bound firm at7s, 70, 65 and 60**, all rail, to Boston, New York, Philadelphia and Baltimore, 6c less rail and water. Very respectfully, Geo. W. Philips, Jit., Provision and Produce Broker. Irom the Atlanta I nielli fencer. imoiUHA MCUIKLATUKK. SENATE. Natuuhay, October 3.—'The Sonato met pursuant to adjournment, and was opened with le aver by the Rev Mr Smith, of the 7th. A motion was made to reconsider the appropriation hill, which was agreed to. The bill was amended «pd passed. The Senate then took iq* tin* frill amend ed by the House to organize a Criminal I (lin t in each county ol this Stuto, to have jurisdiction in all cases where the crime is punishable by imprisonment in the Peni tentiary or death. The amendment in reference to giving all Magistrates in militia districts the privilege lolnild their courts in the same, was not concurred in. To change the line between Hancock, Greene and Tillial'ero counties. Passed. To incorporate the Cherokoo Manufac turing, and Etowah Manufacturing Com pany, Passed. To incorporate the Wilcoxon Manufac turing Company, Passed. To incorporate (lie Noouatoolly Mining Company. Passed. To compel the collection of the unpaid tax of 1867. Passed, To create a Board of Commissioners of Revenue. Dost. The Senate went into Executive Session, and afterward adjourned. HOUSE. The House met. Prayer by Rev W M Crumley. The Senate bill to provide for printing reports of the Supreme Court, lost yester day, was reconsidered. The House bill to eliartor tho Fhe and Marine Insurance Company of Savannah. Passed. Tho Senate hill to change tho timo of hold ing Superior Courts in the Coweta Circuit. Passed. A bill to change the lino between Cal houn and Early. Passed. A bill to explain the act to raise revenue for tho latter half of ISOS. Passed. A bill to provide for election of Mayor and Aldermen in tho city of Columbus. Passed. A bill to amend soetion 1,4*12 and 1,444 of the Code. Dost. SENATE HILLS ON THIRD READING. A bill to give persons furnishing timber to saw mills a lion upon saw mills, Ac. Passed. A bill to ehaugo the linebetweeu Macon and Terrill, A bill to amend 4445th section of the Code. Passed. A hill to prevent digging Gensang at certain seasons. Passed. A bill to change the lino between Gilmor and Fannin. Passed. A bill to regulate tho protesting of Bills of exchange. Laid on the table. A bill to change the bond of tho Sheriff of Appling county. Lost. A Bill to change time of holding Supe rior Court of Macon county. Passed. A bill to define time of bearing and de termining writs of quo warranto. Passed. A bill (or tho relief of endorsers and guarantors. Laid on the table. A bill to incorporate the Cotton States Uife Insurance Company. Passed. A bill to continue Judges in office where successors have not beeu appointed. Passed. The House took up and acted on the amendments of the Senate to the General Appropriation Hill. AFT Kit NOON SESSION'. ♦ * HOUSE. Saturday, October 3.—A bill to incor porate the Spalding County Insurance Company. VSSsod. A bill to incorporate the Merchants' Savings Hank, of Augusta. Laid on the table. A bill to provide for tiro’payment of teachers of common schools for the year 186S. lndetinitoly postponed. A hill to provide for tbt> services of Summons. Passed. A bill to repeal the last clause of section ,>sl of the Code. Passed. A hill to provide for seleclTng and draw ing Jurors for the City Courts. Passed. V bill to relieve Amos llicks of Thomas county. Passed. A hill to incorporate V.rtt Dyke Hydrau lic llose Mining Company, ‘indefinitely postponed. A bill to change the line between Coffee and Clinch. Passed. A hill to relieve Thomas Adams. Lost. ' A bill to change the line between Union and Tows. Passed. A bill to prevent felling timbers in rivois and mill pomls. Tiro House adjourned to Monday morn ing 10 o’clock. SENATE. Atlanta, October 5, 1868.— I The Senate met pursuant to adjournment. The journal was read and approved. Mr Hinton moved to reconsider so much of the action of the Senate as relates to the bill creating a board of commissioners in reference to public roads aud 'revenue which was not agreed to. Mr Harris moved to reconsider the ac tion of the Senate iu reference to the reso lution extending the time of adjournment until Thursday, which was agreed to and the resolution laid on the tablet ’ Mr Burns moved to recousider the bill lost Saturday to authorize ■ a survey of lands in Habersham county. Agreed to aud the bill passed. KILLS ON TiIKIK PASSAtJK. ' To incorporate the Georgia Marine and Fire Insurance Company. Passed. To authorize the municipal authorities to license and define the privileges of pawnbrokers. Passed. A bill to incorporate tbo Citizens' Bank es Dalton. Passed. A bill to amend sections 2,530 and 2,531 of tbo Code iu behalf of widows and mi nors. Lost. A bill to charter the Georgia Mutual Fire and Life Insurance Company. Lost. A bill to provide tor the pay meat of the interest on the bonds maturing for the year 1868. Passed. A bill to alter and amend an act to in corporate the Oglethorpe University. Passed. A bill to carry into effect the clause of the Constitution in refereuoodograud aud petit jurors. Passed. A bill to amend an act to incorporate the Georgia Western Railroad Company. Lost, A bill to incorporate the .Brunswick Gas Light Manufacturing Company; Passed. A bill to incorporate the Brunswick Street Railroad Company. Passed. A bill to exclude certain lands from the corpr i 'Ui limits of Ringgold. Passed. A Lie *o make valid the tax levied for educational |iur|ioses in the county of Echols. Passed. Ail to revise "an act relative to the building of a railroad from Athens to Clayton. Passed. A bill to incorporate the Memphis Branch Railroad Company. Passed. A bill to incorporate the John King Banking Company of Columbus. Passed. A bill to authorize Ordinaries to issue writs of habeas corpus. Passed. A bill to incorporate the Alpharetta Minin Passed. A bill to amend the charter of the city of Atlanta so as to provide for registration of voters. Passed A bill to define thejurisdictiori of courts in this State in suits where railroads art concerned. Passed. A bill to repeal an act to amend an act relative to the charter of the Atlanta Medi cal College. A fill to amend an act relative to in digent and maimed soldiers. Passed. A bill to incorporate the Nachoochee Valley ;md Haiinay Mining Company. Senate adjourned until 2i o’clock. HOUSE. The House met pursuant to adjourn ment. The journal was read. Mr Darnell moved to reconsider the bill incorporating the Van Dyke Hose and Hydraulic Mining Company, laid on the table od Saturday. The motion prevailed. Mr Saussev moved to reconsider the ac tion of the House incorporating the Pulas ki Insurance Company. The motion prevailed. An act to carry into effect section 12, di vision 2, article 5 of the Constitution of Georgia. Passed. A bill to expedite the trial of cases in the Superior Courts. Passed. To change the lines between Polk and Haralson counties. Passed. To permit Whitfield, of De*:atur county', to peddle without license. Passed. To legalize the acts of E IJ Watson, of Lee county. Passed. To authorize the formation of the Protec tion and Ocwulgoe Fire Companies, ot Macon. Passed. To incorporate the Gainesville, Dahlone ga and Ducktown Railroad Company. Passe ji. To amend 4333d section of Irwin’s Code, to punish cattle-stealing. Passed. To regulate the payment of orders issued upon tho county Treasurer. Passed. To authorize tho Judge of the Chatham county Superior Court to draw jurors at his discretion. Passed. To organize a Criminal Court in each county of the State. Passed. M r Scott, of Floyd, offered a resolution appointing a committee to confer witii a Senate committee in regard to adjourn ment. The resolution referring to un finished business stated that the General Assembly could not adjourn on to-mor row— file resolution was lost A bill to provide for the Columbus Municipal elec tion, withdrawn. House adjourned until 3 o’clock this afternoon. AFTERNOON SESSION. House mot pursuant to adjournment. A bill to incorporate the Buck'Eye Manufacturing and Mining Company, amended by tho Senate to incorporate four hundred thousand dollars capital. Passed. To carry- into effect section 8, article 2 of the Constitution, prohibiting the sale or giving away of spirituous liquors on elec tion days. Passed. Tho committee appointed to investigate the eligibility of members, report, that upon investigation tlioy find more than one-eighth negro blood in the veins of Beard, member from Richmond. The re port was adopted. A resolution requiring the membeis of the General Assembly, to state upon their honor, when about to be paid, the number oi day s spent in pursuance of private busi ness, laid upon the table. A ro olution declaring T P Beard ineli gible toa seat upon this floor, was adopted. A resolution to adjourn, to meet in Mil ledgeville, in unuary, was lost. A resolution requesting the Atlanta la dies to visit the House to-morrow (Tues day) was adopted. lluu: eadjourned until 10o’clock to-mor row. SENATE—NIGHT SESSION. Monday, October 5, 1868.—The Senate met and took up bills of the House for a third reading. • A bill to exempt Merchants’ and Me chanics’ Fire Company of the city of Mil ledgcville Irom certain duties. Laid on the table for the reason that the amend ment to the Albany Fire Company bill embraced the same privileges, which had passed both Houses. A bill to allow T McDonald to practice law in any of tho courts of this State other than in Whitfield county. Passed. A bill to change the line between Macon and Taylor counties. Lost. A bill to allow J Thornton to be eligible as Solicitor General. Laid on tho table. A bill to amend the Charter of the At lanta Street Railroad Company’, so as to make the name Atlanta Street Railroad and Banking Company. Passed liy a con stitutional majority. The personal lia bilily clause by Mr Winn being added. A by l to amend several acts relative to lees ol constables and magistrates, so far us applies to Bibb, Monroe and Lee. Passed. A bill to incorporate the town of Jef ferson, in Jackson county. Passed. A bill to change the line between Chero kee and Pickens counties. Passed. A bill to change the time of holding the Superior Courtsof Dawson county. Passed. A bill to validate the charter of the city of St. Mary’s. Passed. A hill to change the time of holding tho Superior Courts of Marion countv v Passed. A bill to incorporate llomerville, county of Clinch. Passed. A bill to incorporate the town of Ilogans villo. Passed. A frill to provide forgiving in wild lands for taxation. Passed. A bill tohmend an act to incorporate the Rome Insurance Company. Passed. A bill to amend an act incorporating the town of Barnsville. Passed. A bill to incorporate the Etowah Gold Mining Company. Passed. A bill to define the liabilities of Insur ance companies. I’assed. A bill to incorporate tho Auraria Camp Creek Mining Company. Passed. A bill to incorporate the Camilla and Cutlibert Railroad Company. Passed. A bill to amend the penal code, so as to obstruct ditches, tunnels, canals, etc. Passed. A bill to incorporate the town of Thomaston. Passed. A hill to incorporate the Atlanta Mutual Life Insurance Society’. Passed. A bill to Incorporate the Cavana Creek Hydraulic Hose Mining Company. Passed. A bill to incorporate the Eatonton and Madison Railroad Company. Passed. Adjourned till 8 o’clock to-morrow. SENATE. Tuesday, October 0. —The Senate met pursuant to adjournment, and was open ed with prayer'by tho Rev Mr Smith, of the 7th District. Tho Journal was read and approved. Mr Speer moved to reconsider tho action of the Senate on the bill incorporating the Georgia Life Insurance Company. Agreed to, and the bill passed. Mr Nunnally moved to reconsider so much of the action of the Senate as relates to the hill preventing persons from fishing and hunting on the lands of others. Agreed to, and the bill was passed. Mr Smith, of the 3tilh, moved to recon sider the action of the Senate as relates to amending chapter 5, title—, of Irwin’s Code, relating to physicians, which was not agreed to. Mr Candler moved to reconsider the bill incorporating the Savings Bank of Atlanta. Agreed to. aud bill passed. Mr Griffin, ol the 21st, moved to recon sider a bill authorizing tho Governor to appoint certain persons Solicitor Generals. Agreed to. and bill passed. Mr Candler moved io reconsider the bill amending an act incorporating the Georgia Western Railroad Company. Agreed to, and bill passed, Mr Loster moved to reconsider the bill 1 incorporating tire town of Hotnorville, Clinch county. Agreed to, and bill pass ed with amendments. Several joint resolutions of a personal ! nature from tho House were taken up and i disposed of. HOUSE Bf LS ON THKIIt PASSAGE. ! A bill V change the place of holding j legal sales iu t, imubus. Passed. .V bill to .mend an act to incorporate j the town of Cartersville. Passed. A bill to regulate the fees of Solicitors General. Passed. A hill to incorporate the Wahoo Mining and Manufacturing Company. Passed. A resolution authorizing the appoint ment of a committee of live, to co-operate with the House Committee on Intrench meuts, was adopted. A bill authorizing Ordinaries to appoint arbitrators in certain cases. Passed. V bill to incorporate the Land and Im migration Company. Passed. A bil( t» proscribe the mode of conduct ing suits before Justices of Peace and Notaries Public. Passed. A bill to change the line between Pick oils and Dawson, Passed. A bill to change times of holding Supe rior Courts for Macon county. Passed. A bill to change tho line between Pick ens and Cherokee. Passed. A bill to make uniform election tickets. Laid on the table. A bill to incorporate Georgia Fertilizing and M.n .willing Company. Passed. A bill give certain facilities to own ers of mini'. Passed. A lull to incorporate the Dublin Manu facturing Company. Passed. A bill to provide for the removal of ob structions from the bed of Broad Creek. Passed. Mr Nunnally ottered a resolution of thanks to the President aud officers of the Senate, which was adopted. Also, a resolution thanking proprietors of newspapers for gratuitous distribution of pant is to the Senate. Also, thanking reporters of the proceed ings. - On motion, Mr Conley was added to tne committee appoiutodto’ examine the books of the W A A K R. Recess of twenty minutes. The Senate re-assembled, and after a lew remarks from President Conley, the Senate adjourned .sine die. HOUSE. 'The House met. I’raver by Rev Mr Spillman. 1 he House spent most of the session in In lttging up the odds and ends of its busi ness. Having concluded aud the an nouncement being made that the House was ready to adjourn, Mr McWhorter made a few remarks, which we have al ready published iu our private telegraph ic correspondence. The House then adjourned. Cotton Markets. Liverpool, October 7, noon.—Cotton steady and unchanged—sales 10,000 bales. Liverpool, October 7, afternoon, Uplands atloal ldjd. DIED, At Cm Pistils, : . ii h. 13th of Su;,Lim jer, in the iiDt year of hie sen. J Limra-ET Sxixsza. Thiiß suddenly baa fasts *1 away one who gave promised lent and pr-j.T.er*,o» life. In all the relatione he gaftaioed, he proved himself faithful a-dlrur*. He *va. in, gal ant -.-... her. Ihe ,i,!*aient man of badness, the good citizen. Lot in tuehome rirc.c especially were h.« vir*ues known. Here hie sw aPe tl Spottier: anil kindly manner end* nred h ! ri v'eatiy to a* . H.z dwAh has made a void which nothin:: can fill. Toe companion o'the tat *r, the staTof the mother, the hope of the ewer, ere b-ir-ed in hi grave. God help th-yc rea ■.**’ ones to fnd comfort n Hi* self. A. I’. W. jtycrial lloiircs. >*<3j»s»BITTKES.--THEHIMAJf STOH ACB to require a tonic stimulant. From time v hereof the memory of man rntnetu not to the contrary, tonic Utters have been U3ed. Formerly men n.ad« their own bitters, and rev thought of eating breakfast wi'.h out firsttzkipg Heir ‘Uiufy.” Then; were <ia%s, h'rwever when proL‘L law. v. ere unknown, and, in consequence, liquore wtr • pur* Dealer# could then; fiord to be honest and sell nothing but the unadulterated Xor, however, what with government t .x court fine.-, poke berry juice and aicohoi must pun* mutter for “old rye” and - pure bour bon.*’ People have come to fear poisonitg more than maL. ial and s.-ases aLd dr riped t ; :«dr “tinny." Right here is where Uontettcr 4 Smith, ol Pittaburg, have proven tene ’actors. Y*arsa{?'i they commenced the manufacture of HO' TETTEK’o STOMACH BITTERS, laying it down as a rule that has since been consci otiousiy fohowe-1, to use 110IL ins but the purest liquors, manufactured expressly for then:. By strict adherence to this rale they have wou public confidence and reaped the r reward in a large, profitable and steady business. Their BITTER.*? u known all over tbe country. Tneysre the pioneers of the busings?, and have the largest manufactory in the world. Nor has succc*S3 in rbeir c;j»e. as in too many instances, rendered them cirelsss; th 'ir Bitters i.« as pure and good to-day as was the first dis tillation. We heartily recommend them as a tonic. Asa specifc for dytpepsia. biliousness, constipation, j- a gj-vousne*s, go* eral deimitv, and remittent and intermit tent fevers Its efficacy hasn< ver been ques' ioned. There arc many worthless imitations; we earnestly cau tion the ; üblic against them. d!24w‘d “10 OWNERS OF HOUSES.”— Ti. O’s* r ' , s ( f llora. s die yearly from Colic. Thi need not be. Dr. Tobias’VENETIAN HOI!: E LINIMENT m p.ht ifCtties, price one dollar,wili positively cure every case given according to the directions, when first taken. It is wai ranted superior to anything • ise for Cuts, Galls, Sprains, Old Sores, Sweliitigs and S »rc Throat. It is no new remedy, but of twent)-one years’'.-', Hiding, and approved by the first Horsemen in the country. Colonei Philo I*. liush, of the Jerome Bark Course, has used It for years and recommends it to his friends. Orders are constantly received for it, from the Racing Stnbie** in England. It has stood the test of time, no one ha.-, ever triedit but continues its u*e. Recol lect to get Dr. Tobias’ Venetian Horse Liniment in pint bottles, and take no other. Sold by the Drugg-sta and Stoi t keeper* throughout the United States. Depot 10 Dark Place, New York. aepl9— d&wloa tUISTAHOKO’S lIAIU DYE.- Old Father Time takes many a year To turn to white dark colored huir; But instantly the EXCELSIOR DYE Bring* back the tint that charms the eye ; And Nature owns that cunning Art Can he r own living hues impart. t’ri*tiu»oro’a Huir Preservative. Oh, how beiutitully glossy your hair looks ot late, X aria ! Yfh. Julia, since 1 have used CRISTADOKO’fc lIAIR PRESERVATIVE and BEAUTIFER, my Hair has im proved wonderfully, and stopped falling out altogether. Sold by Druggists, and applied by all Hair Drovers. Manufactory No. 18 Maiden Lane. Principal Depot No. 6 As:or House. seplU—d&wlm immense increase of SALES. AIiLCOCKg’ POROUS PLASTER*. Where one wan sold a few jenrs ngo } a ihoiiMniid are wold now. 'limy strengthen, warm and invigorate the part upon which they are applied, and relieve nervous affections of the bowels, lumbago, p.’.ins *t the side, and usually a! ]o<.nl paii.a. In affections of the kidneys they arc of grea service. inline Hack. New Yomc, November 23,1859. T. Ali.cock A to.—Gentlemen l lately suffered io verely from a weakness in my back. Having heard your Plasters much recommended for c ,ses of this kind, I pro cured one, and the re: u*t was all 1 could desire. A single Piaster cured roe in a wo he. Yours, respectfully. J.G. BRIGGS. Proprietor of llm Brundieth House. Principal Ag- ncy, Brandreth House, New Yo'k. Sohi by all Druggists. eepl9—d&wlm l*r The Best Remedy. > t7?~ Pankin’s He?atic Bitters FOB IDiseases of tiie Liver and Digest»vk Organs, m ur It Never Fails. It Never Fails. HT It Never Fails. jD tie" Aqents s-’if I‘LUIIL & Leitsf.c W. H. Tutt. niarJ—tuthsat J'outulririi. 1 <>SJ IN DRY AND MACHINE WORKS, IRON AND BRASS CASTINGS MILL WORK and oilier descriptions f Machinery promptly furnished. PENDLETON & BOA RDM AN,— Engineers and Mat hinistn, IColiock street, opposite Excelsior Mills. r-u2—HUWlrtVv. 3m Wrought Iron crew CGTTGM PRESSES. T ni S SCREW IS CUT BY MA jj_ CHINEUY and the nut cat to Jit , making it superior to the rough cast-iron Screw. ti I M aE5a R, Os allsi’/.oa, constantly on hand. Our IMPROVED HORSE POW EKS made to order, (or ginning Cotton, Sawing Wood, Shelling Corn, or any other plantation use. PENDLETON A BOA RDM AN, * Engineers and Machinists, Kollock street, opposite Excelsior Mills. an2—suw(r&w3m JENNINGS &. SMITH, COTTON FACTORS AND General Commission Merchants. WE CONTINUE TO TRANSACT tho above named hrsiness at our COIUittO DIOUB and CENTRA Ijl-iY f <GCATED WARE IIOIJSE, No. (i Mclntosh Street, Augusta, (Ja., and will give our fitri-1 personal attention To Ail Consignments Entrusted to w, and hope to MERIT a continuance of the liberal patronage extended to us during the past season. Our charges will te For soiling Cotton SI,OO per Bale. Storage 50 cents per month. T. J. JENNINGS. ‘J. T. SMITH. :'*ifvß—dawlm A. A. BEALL J. H. RPKAIIS, W. U. POTTED. BEALL, SPEARS & C 0„ Cotton Factors WAREHOUSE AND COMMISSION MERCHANTS. pONTINUE THEIR BUSINESS AT their old stand-THE COMMODIOUS FIRK I’ROOI* WAREHOUSE, *No. 6 Campbell street, Augusta, Ga. All busmens entrusted to them will have strict personal attention. O dors for BAGGING, UNIVERSAL TIES, or ROPE and FAMILY SUPPLIES promptly filled. Liberal CASH made on Produce in store. Ihe commission for se.ling cotton will be per cent. aus-d3m&w6ra SUMMERVILLE ACADEMY. T h IS INSTITUTION, SITUATED IN JL .the V ilhge ot Summerville, three miles from the try ot Al-mixta, in a locaTm unsurpassed for health and rohm t. - cv*y, and in hourly conrununic-itinn with the city •;>’ 1 ' Snow i> ebageof the MISSES HOWARD daughter - ci Rev. C, W. Howard, of Kingston, Ga. The S'hoias’ic year bee an September 14h and closes June 19ti.. wt-h a va ration of two weeks at Christmas. Tint:;);!, for English Branches, per annum $oo.OO Music. Ancient and Modern language, Drawing and lan v U >rk (-x»ra) at the usual rates. For further 1 articulnrs, address MISS J. W, HOWARD. _ Augusta, Ga. * her of the undersigned Tru tee 5 : ' ' PORTER FLEMING. ALFRED BAKER, J. W DAVIfcS * M. F. lUI.L. H. H. t) ICEMAN, • l L COX. oct6—dl’Lkwim in \fV_RE MEDICINES.^ INSTRUMENTS, I DRUGS, } / PAINTS,OILS \ AC AUCUSTA, Ch> *\ --- - - -- iiu —u# ZVi BROAD STREET. &u2S—ft suw * \ -2m Sew fall AND Winter Goods AT WHOLESALE AND RETAIL THE UNDERSIGNED HAS JUST returned from New York with one ot tne LARGEST and HANDSOMEST assortments of FALL AND WINTER GOODS that ithas ever been my good fortune to offer to the trade. My stock of LADIES'DRESS GOODS of every descrip tion is equal to the times, and as it is impossible to designate the different artic.es and styles, the ladies are invited‘to call and see for themselves. My stock of CLOAKS and SHAWLS, GIMPS, BUT iAN>. -RIBBON TRIMMING, NUBIAS, HOODS, WORSTED SACKS, 10-4.11-4 and 12-4 BED BLAN KETS, GRAY BLANKETS, Bleached and Brown SHEETINGS of ail well-known brands, is worthy the at tention of thoee wishing to purchase. For Gentlemen's and Bojs’ wear, in the way of FRENCH OASSIMERS for suits and without. JEAN'S. TWEEDS, my stock cannot be surpasoed. Also. a few pieces of very handsome KENTUCKY CASSIMER. All in want of DRY GOODS, at wholesale or retail, will lose nothieg by examining my stock before purchasing else where. Thise goods were BOUGHT F OR CASH and I intend to sell tiiemas LOW AS THE LOWEST. JAMES MILLER, Corner of Broad nod Jncksoa St*., dAwti Opp«ite Gloke Hotel. MEDICAL COLLEBE Ol GEORGIA, AX AUGUSTA. XIIE 34TH COURSE OF LECTURES (BFR 06 coa3Kv -‘ nceJ cn MONDAY in NO r EES : V’ull Cou r «e. f ICS ; Matriculation, $5 ; Dissec tions, 110; D.ptoma, % j). Aii pai able in currency. FACULTY, I. P. GARVIN, M. D., Emeritus ProfecSOT of Msteria Medic*. L. D. FORD, M. D Professor of the Institutes and Prac tice 01 Medic ne. JDS. A. EVE, M. D , Professor of and Diseases oi »> omen und Infants. L. A. DUGAS, M.D., Profassor of the Principles and Pnictice of Surgery. GEO. W. RAINS. M. D , Professor of Chemistry and Pharmacy. H. I*. CAMPBELL M. D. Professor, of Operative Sur gery -.nd Surgioil Aaatomy. FORD. M. D., Professor of Anatomv. uT‘ M. D . of ”1 h era pen tic?, and Medical Jurisprudence. i, GEDDINGS, M.D., Professor of Physiology and ParhoJogicd Anatomy. M. D., Adjunct Professor of Jos. A. 8. MILLIGAN, M. D„ Assistant to the Pro ißf.sor of Irictice. 4H.N S. COLEMAN, M. D , Demonstrator ot An at.»my. M. D., Clirrcil Asastant at the Dispensary. s-?Px6-wed6 L. A. DUOAS, Dean. SAVANNAH MEDICAL COLLEGE, SAVANNAH, GEORGIA. The twelfth annual course of LECTURES in this Institution will commence on the first MON DAI In NOVEMBER next, and continue four months. FACULTY: R. I>. ARNOLD, M. D., Professor Theory and Practice of Medicine. P. M. KOLLOCK, M. D., Piofe.-sor Obstretrics and Diseases of and Children. Aojunct-THOS. SMITH, M D. W. G. BULLOCH, M. D., Professor Principles and Practice of Surgery. Adjunct—T. J. CHALTON, M.D. /. B. READ, M.D., Professor Materia Medicaand Medical Jil-isprudence. Adjunct—U. J. NUNN, M. D. JURIAH HARKISS, M. D , Professor Phy.-.iology and Pathology. Adjunct-J. G. THOMAS, M. D.; W. R. WARING, M. I)., Professor Anatomy. W. M. CHARTERS, M. D„ Professor Chemistry. Adjuu t—*W. H. ELLIOTT, M. D. W. DUNCAN, M. D., Demonstrator of Anatomy. K. P. MYERS, M. D., Assistant Demonstrator and Curator. Requisites of Graduation the same as in all regularly chartered Colleges of good standing. CIIAHGEB : For Course of Lectures $lO5 CO Matriculation (paid only ®nce) 5 00 Dissecting Ticket 10 00 Diploma 30 00 For further particulars address W. R. WARING, M. D., auO—wCm Deau of Fa culty. ‘J, M, BURDELL, (OF LATE FIRM OF F. PHINIZY & C<>.) COTTON FACTOR AND COMMISSION MERCHANT, NO. 6 Warren Brock, JACKSON STREET, AUGUSTA, GA., (CLOSE STORAGE.) WILL CONTINUE THE BUSINESS T 7 iu all its branches at the above place, and would, reipecttuhy solicit u share of the liberal patrourge extended to the late firm. Commission for selling Cotton per cent, Insurance ou Cotton (when desired) % pi r cent per month less than open warehouses. jy2o—d&wti!jai)l J. M, DYE & CO., Warehouse and Commission M JBltCil -A.IS! TS, AUGUSTA, GEORGIA, pONTLNUE Till. BUSINESS IN all its branches,at OLD STAND,I43 REYNOLDS STREET. Promp' personal attention ;.;ivo.n to the STORAGE and SALE of COTTON and OTHER PRODUCE, and to the PURCHASE OF BAGGING, ROPE and FAMILY SUP PLIES Liberal cash advances ina''e when requireJ.l Commission lor Selliug Cotton One and a quarter per coat, Consignments solicited. sepl3—d&w6m. NOTICE. rjPliE UNDERSIGNED, LATE OF M firm ot Fleming & Rowland, imving determined to resume his old business, the STORAGE and SALE of COTTON and other PRODUCE, has completed arrange ments for STORAGE in the Fire-proof Warehouse of Mr. A. Poullain, CORNER OF BROAD AND JACKSON STREETS. The location being central, and convenient to all kinds of trade. lie will give his PERSONAL ATTENTION to the business, and solicits the patronage of hit old frionds and the public generally. PORTER FLEMING. Aug Ga., July 18, 18**8. jy2S—tiAwJrn * ISAAC T. HEARD & 00, WAREHOUSE AND COMMISSION MERCHANTS, AUGUSTA, GA.., Ollice, Corucr Keynolds & Mclntosh Sts. HAVING RENTED THE WELL KNOVVN and commodioas FIRE PROOF WAKE HOUSE on Mclntosh street, fortnet’y occupied by MerSrs. Bustin & Walker, and more recently by Messrs. J.B. Walker & Sons, we are prepared tj give pur best attention to the Storage and Sale of Cotton, AND ALL OTHER PRODUCE CONSIGNED TO OUR CARE. Orders for BAGGING, ROPE, Ac., promptly attended to. Liberal CASH ADVANCES made at all times on Produce in store. We teke pleasure in announcing cur connection with Col. Wiley N. Walton, of V\ iikes county. if gr AGENTS FOR GULLATT’S PATENT IMPROVED STEEL BKUSII COTTOx\ GINS. ISAAC T. HEARD, 1 O. M. STONE, auß aug23—d&6wm Dr. J. P. H. BROWN, Dentist, ISO Hroad Street, (NEXT HOUSE AROVE JOHN & T. A. BONES' HARDWARE STOKE), AUGUSTA, GEOIt GI A. rPHOSE WHO DESIRE SOMETHING 1 better, cleaner, more durable and beautiful than the common, odorous, thick aud clumsy rubber work, are in formed that Dr. B. gives special attention to inserting teeth on Gold^Platina aud Aluminum with particular reference to restoring the features to their natural expression, so as to fully “ make art conceal art*' Those who desire information upon the teeth are referred to Dr. Brown’s Book, entitled, "The Teeth : Their Health Diseases and Treatment," of which "The Dental liegis ter" for January, speaks as follows: “This is a most excellent little work, designed to give in formation to the people*. The leasibility and importance of thus transmitting to the people knowledge so valuable to diem aud so intimately connected with their comfort and health, has long been acknowledged by many iu the Dental profession.” jc3—w4m Burke County Land for Sale, 709 ACRES OF FIRST RATE OAK I \J ZJ and HICKORY' LAND, lying on Brushy Creek, 14 miles Northwest from W»ynesb ro’, well watered and healthy. An EXCELLENT DWELLING and all neces sary buildings in goo 4 o’dcr. Enough good laud open ‘or 12 nanda. Six bigs Colton to th** hand have been made on the place. Mock range good. 200 bushels Corn with Fod der for sa eon the place. Eight or ten good hands ou the place who desire to remain. Convenient to churches and schools. First class society. REMARKABLY CHEAP at >*3,000 Cash. ALSO. , About 60 > ACRES of EXCELLENT TINE LAND adjoining the first place, lying on Brushy Creek, Produces Cotton and Com equally as well as the other. A GOOD DWELLING and outhouses, ail new. 75 acrea in cultiva tion. E:celleut water. Stock range first rate. Corn and Fodder will be so and on this piace as above. Four good hands who wish to contract next year. This is a very healthy, and in every respect a most desirable place. A bargain at $2, ,j OO Cast.. Address T. DILL A P.D, se[30—wfsu9*w3 Bcrzeli*, Columbia Cos., Ga, IN EQUITY— IN ‘ION» SUPERIOR AT CHAMBERS. AUGUST 27TH, 1868- In the matter ol the application of John Ckaio aud Charles A. Rowland, As signees of the Union Bank, for advice and direction in the discharge of their trust, and for a discharge therefrom. On reading the foregoing petition (for di rection and discharge from their trust) it is, on motion of Frank H, Miller, Soli citor for the petitioners, ordered that all parties holding claims against or the bills of said Union Bank, lately doing business in the county of Richmond aud State of Georgia, do' present the same to the said John Craig and Charles A. Rowland, Assignees of said Bank, within six months from the date of the publication of this or der, or bo forever debarred from any par ticipation in the assets, in the hands of said Assignees to be distributed ; and that at the expiration of said six months the said Assignees shall distribute and pay over the assets in their hands as Assignees, after deducting commissions and expenses' to the creditors, who shall then have filed their claims pro rata, according to their legal priorities; and upon their making such distribution and payments, the said Assignees shall be forever discharged from ail responsibility for said trust. And it is further ordered, that this order be published once a week for three months in one public Gazette in the cities of Satannah, Atlanta, Montgomery, Mew York, Cincinnati and Augusta- WM. GIBSON, Judge Superior Court Middle District. GEORGIA, RICHMOND COUNTY. I, Ellery M. Brayton, Clerk of the Su perior Court of Richmond County, hereby certify the above and foregoing is a true and correct copy of the order of the J udge of the Superior Court, dated August 27th, IS6B, and entered on the minutes of the Court, folio 664. r ——< 1 Witness my hand aud the seal of j l. s. > said Court, August 29th, 1868. 1 — J E. M. BRAYTON, Clerk. _ The Atlanta Intelligencer, Savannah Sews & Herald, Montgomery Advertiser, Cincinnati Enquirer, and New York Jour nal of Commerce, will please copy once a week for three months, and send bill and copies of papers to John Craig, Assignee, Augusta, Ga J C°^ C A R -»XAND, } Assignees. Augusta, Ga., August 31, 1868. sepl—Ul«fcw3m COTTON PLANTERS, RALLY! UNPARALLELED SUCCESS-COTTON SCREW !! WRIGHT’S, ALLUM’S, BANKS’. Great Improvement in Cotton Packing Screws I!! THE 33 HIST 7KT TT3E. riIVE EXTIRE SATISFACTION TO ALL WHO USE THEM. COME ONCE'/ Come all ! Every Screw warranted. ALSO, GIN GEAR of all sizes, SUGAR BOILERS, SUGAR MILLS, GUDGEONS, ALARM BELIS, and all kinds of MACHINERY and CASTINGS done at short notice. The highest price paid for old Machinery, Iron, Brass and Copper. P, MALONE, Having purchased the patterns of BULLOCK’S COTTON DUE'S, would bo pleased to supply Planters with Presses complete or any parts thereof. Have on hand a large lot of New and Second-hand SHAFTING, PUL BEYS, BLACKSMITH TOOLS, Ac., tor sale cheap for cash. Also, GRAHAM’S IMPROVED' PATTERN GIN GEAR, all sizes. Also, ONE EIGHT-HORSE STATIONARY ENGINE, nearly new. aug3o—tuths&wtf ATTENTION 1 ATTENTION! f~ WIR/TGKEIT’iS - IMPROVED COTTON SCREW I S om JP CCESSFUL COMPETITOR IN PACKING SCREWS; RIVALS ALL For Simplicity, Economy, Durability and Power, IT STANDS UNRIVALLED ! The best and cheapest Machine for Packing Cotton and Hay in the World. Every Screw Warranted. Orders left with P. Malone, Augusta Foundry, will meet with prompt attention. L. I). PALMER, Gen. Agent. augoO—tutlis&wtf Upward Packing Screw! ALLOTS IMPROVED PATENT SCREW. THE ADVANTAGES CLAIMED FOR THIS SCREW IS ITS SIMPLICITY, durability, capacity and its adaptation to either being putin the Gin House or used outside; can be easily covered; will last longer; do better, and give as good satis faction as any known Screw or Press. Every Screw warranted. COUNTY RIGHTS for sale. Models and Screw can be seen at Augusta Foundry and Machine Works. I®, Malone, aug3o—tuths&wtf Proprietor. BANKS’-.PATENT PACKING SCREW! Now Invention, COMMENTS ITSELF TO ALL THE PLANTERS DESIRING A SERVICE ABLE SCREW. Those wishing to see tho working Screw can do so at P. MALONE’S, Augusta Foundry and Machine Works. Every Serew warranted. SHELTON OLIVER, for Patentee. P. S. —P. MALONE will receive orders for Screws. . aug3o—tuths<fewtf W. H. WAltitEN. Go!. A. J. LANE, JNO* VV. WALLACE. Iluiicock County* WARREN, LANE it CO, COTTON FACTORS, WAREHOUSE AND COMMISSI#! MERCHANTS, 155 REYNOLDS STREET, AIXJO-TJ AI., GEORGIA. Having the very best facilities for the storage and sale of COTTON and other PRODUCE, we offer our services to tho public, with the as surance that our best attention will be given to all consignments entrusted to us. Cash advances will be made on shipments to Liverpool, New York, Boston Phila delphia and Baltimore. We are agents for the celebrated “KETTLEWELL’S MANIPULATED GUANO” OBER’S AMMONIATED ALKALINE PHOSPHATE, aud the ARROW TIE for baling cotton. Prompt attention given to orders. Commissions for selling cotton l.| per cent. aug3o—dlm*w2m GULLETT’S PATEMT STEEL BRUSH COTTON GINS. a T IIE above gin is superior ~T —r .)75v~, JL to ar y ever used in tills country, lias tnken n.nnv liA".' *%, ... — 7Z3WH preißlotra at Ayricujt iral Haira in the Slate of Alabama, v-• t** Mississippi and Louisiana. U Il<J UI '* TL Vitou Knineil oil Ul2 hest gir ( oraur We have on hand l ni:, : .:i',.!r ciiowlV.g Mn> i ~-it. of u><« -■ •-■ ‘ . -'~ r . K .-.u ‘HX. u-i’.l giving t !.-■ it- !:r r n.an y tut :r,w: '-■:i ".si?■ ‘ t oi.icrs -ind cotton f.iclc.i; i,> Sou! 1 , -vi,■ ), ~c ; ,1 - A?--, Y V ■ —turnfh to uny pianttr wuu ousircs to; liicln, N The GULLETT GIX car. be seen ut our otEce, corner Reynoids and Mclntosh streote. iSAAl 1 T. HEARD k E 0„ r. lAwßm COTTON FACTORS AGENTS. IMPROVED! IMPROVED! Dillon’s Universal CJottoii* r I' l ie. BANDS STRENGTHENED AND TIET IMPROVED ! THIRTY-SIX HANDS IN A BITKDLE, COMPLETE! The application of tep tie is exceedingly simple, and EAC H BAND AND TIE IS WARR ANTED - 1 ;T. For Kde cy BEALL, -PEARS <fc CO., Affenta, aug!4—d2m*w3m C .-Uor, Facto- CGP*rr.i*»sinri Mfrd No. 6 Carnubf \) Stress. A«gnrta.Ga S. D. LINTON & CO., COTTON FACTORS and Commission Merchants, TACKSON STREET, AUGUSTA, f ) Ga., Will gire their prompt personal attention to fie sale of PRODUCE consigned to their care. Comni-sicna charged will be IX per cent. Consignments solicited. S. L\ LINTON. R. L.GENTRY. angia—dlm & w3m OKU. K. MOOKE. TO RENT~ My residence in summer- VILLE. with twenty-five acres of land, ah under fence; the houae ha s ten rooms with pantries, and ah suffi dent outbuilding! for servants, and good rtabiea, and on the premises a well of fine water. Also, three fine rooms over my cotton office, suitable for sleeping rooms or offices. Apply to ANTOINK POULLAIN auS—.iArwtf i B, A, STOVALL, Cotton Factor ASD COMMISSION MERCHANT, OFFICE, POII.I.AIV* RAN.'Jfc, j JACKSON STREET, AUGUSTA, GA. PONSIGNMENTS OF COTTON AND V-/ PRODUCE solicited, strict personal attention given to business. Commissions lor selling cotton Ow* airo a Qlaktzb pzh cent. sep4—wLm REMOVAL OF THE Augusta Seed Store, the SUBSCRIBEDB AS REMOVED 1 to No. 140 11 road Street sooth Bide, on the square the Lower Uaiket I'hMBLK. ueU—l2 futoer'aswftttf. TALIAFERR' O \ DMINISTRA r jY)R’S SAI F RV JA virtue of !1: , or,tar from the Co-ii »• na- “ t Taliaferro county, will » e »nS?K.S£. vS?oJ!MS" 5 ™ 1 ? of to Orawfordville, on the m^OV'SIS SSSi Sr* aow resides! ■.Vf' • d l« ni »e K. Fickland’s, a. W. dnS SSe l s o’-tlem. nt on it with fun?«“f“d P s -'er t SS ero,,thouses - A “ will >* HPtemanand “r^°^ nson ’ ssurvev . adjoining ,Toamh fIP v acres, mare *r l*, w‘“ttS“ ,WU hUW “ d Johoaoti Tract,” O. w. Flynn S. °G ntiS? This Place has an old BeUlSt ** ™ V a U otheK * sc.^taMi“oM^^ a^ts e 'n T .‘‘ eJ ° hn ' nereon wishing to look at these lands wlu»lM» 0 W W Acree. or the undersigned ”* u ou >v ’ " * Sold for the benefit of toe heirs and creditors. September 25, ISOS. L ' AG^f^™,' r 1 pMINISTRITOirSSAmr-WILL Slj .™ fj re drst TUESDAI in November next with tu me legal hoiirs ol sate.bciore the < ’Curt lit use (Kt r ’l, t» e town of Crawfordvihe, Taliaferro co- ntv, under an order from the C°yrt of Ordinary of said county, the following UtoCfaoiW \ '“r 1 * 1 of v '“<s h i»* in said county ad? l-iicing lands of J>.bn Evans, the estate of lohr v T deceased,and others, whereon, heor.idas G? Ev'aS, iS’de' l ceateu resided at the time of his death, and containing two hundred and thirty-three (233) acres more or less " hold as the property of Leonidas u. Evans, late of Talla ,w a a- 6 ?'-‘ OT 'he purpose of paying the“debts 5 decs sed, ad 1. r and stribut’.on among the heirs . Terms cash. • SJt-tetnbar 31st, Is S JOHN EVANS. „, . Adm r. dc boms non of Leonidas ig. Evans 9ei»t22—wtu A DMINISTRATOR’ S SALE.—WILL X\- bo sold on the first TUESDAY in NOVEMBER next, withm tnc lawful hours of sal., before the Court House door, in the town of Orawrordville. Taliaferro county, under ano'der Horn tie Ordinaly of said county, the following property, to wit: Oneimpr. ved lot in flic towyi of frawfordviUe. lying on thy- west side of the Fubl c fcq'.n.re, containing one acre, uicre or less, with a luge store house, dwelling and kitchen on the same. Sold as toe proptrty of Jam- s M. H.unmack, late of said county, deceased, far the purpose of paying the debts of said deceased. • Teems.—One-halt the purchase moue» in cash, the re inMnderoii a credit of twelve months with hen on the prop el ty until the money is pH . HENRY T. HAM MACK, Adm’r o* Jas. M. Hammock. September 22,18«8. sep23—wid { TEORGIA, TALIA FER R O V_A COUNTY.—Whereas, Samuel W. Chapman ap plies to me for Letters of Administration on the estate of Nathan Chapman, late oi s id County, deceased: This is therefore to cite all persons concerned, to be and appear at the Court of Ordinary for said County to be held on the first MONDAY in September next, to show cause, if any they have, why said letters should not be granted to the petitioner. Given under my official signature, this July the 2Stb, 1863. ,Jy29—wtd J. D. HAM.MACK, Ordinary. SCRIVEN COUNTY^ QCRIVEN SHERIFF SALE.-WILL KJ be sold before the Court Hou-e door in the vil’age of ttylvania, Scrlven County. Georgia wi bin the legal hours of sale, on the first TUESDAY in November next, a tract of Land containing two hundred and thirty acres more or less, lying near Little Ogeeclv c Creek, in Scrlven county bounded by landsot William It. Williams, and Cnarles il’ Moore and others. Levied on by me to satisfy the cost in thec ise of Howell Saper and wife vs Thornes T. Seibells : execution Lined tut of Superior C urt of said county. ’ September 29, 1868. JOHN W. BOSTON, oct2—wtd Sheriff S. C. CCEIVEN SHERIFF SALE.-.WILL kJ be sold before the Court House do< r in the. Village of b> ivauia, Seriv n county, Georgia, between the legal hours of .-ale. on the first TUESDAY i: November next, a tract of Land lying in said county, containing fifty acres more or leas, and adjoining lands ct 1).-. L ditto, Martin and D. L> yan, levied on as the property of Samuel J. Graham'. io satisfy nji fa issued from the Justice’s Court of the Thirtj sixth District, G. M., of m ! i county, in favor of William H. Hunter vs. Samuel J. Graham; levy made and returned to me by B. M. Blackburn, Constable of said District. < Also, at the same time and place, a Tract of Land lying aari being in said couut\, containing two hundred acres, more or less, adjoining lands of Nathan M. Johuson, Jas. Horton, Thomas Gross and others. Levied on by me as the property of Isaac W. Bryan, to satisfy costs on Ji. fa's issued from the Superior Court of said county, one ip favor of John C. Thornton, Administrator dc bonis non of Daniel S. 'Thornton, vs, Isaac W. Bryan and Benjamin P. Green ; one in favor of Huydy Hunter vs. Isaac W. Bryan, Elijah C. Davis, principals, apd Edmund B. Gross, security ; one in favor of Thomas W Oliver vs. Isaac W. Bryan, Alary A . Bryan, principals, and Thomas Gross ftnd Thomas S. Mims, security; one iu favor of George ii, Rlack vs. Isaac W. Bryan, William A.Singel ton and Jama* H J)el! ; one iu favor ot John C. Freeman vs. Isaac W. BrytPj principal, and Elijah C. Davis, en dorser ; one in favor of Ed>vard J. l’yo vs. Isaac W. Bryan, and in favor of Parker vs. Isaac W. Bryan. Alao, at the same time and place, a Trin eof Rand lying and being in ssid county, containing three hundred ana sixty acre*, more or less, and adjoining lands of William Cooper, Jolmil. cooper and William. T. Opie. Levied on by me as the property of Wilson Cooper, deceased, to satisfy three./t Ja s issued from the Superior Court of Slid couuty, one in favor of Ami Jt-px Upward vs. Wilson (L Cooper, principal, Ransom Rogers, security, and Wil- Iram Cooper, security on appeal ; one in of Cynthia L/TJoward and Eliza A. Howard vs. William C. Cooper, and in fayor of June Howard vs. William C. Cooper, Eliza J. Coopor in possession at time.of levy. Also, at same time and place, it Tract of Land lying in said county, containir.gjme lmndfed acres, more or less, and adjoining lands of Clarrislm Rrugs, iHuhel Jenkins and Hennr F. Mills. Levied on by me as the property of William Larisey, to satisfy cm-ts on two Ji } fa's iasped from the. County Court of said county iu favor of George Ferry vs William Larisey, William Howard and William Arnett, endorser. • Also, at the same time and place, three hundred and thirty-seven acres of land, more or less, being a tract lying and being in said county, and adjoining lauds of Robert D Williams, John Joiner, Howel Bragg and Klisha Oglesbee. Levied on by me as the property of Edward 1\ Bryan, to satisfy a cost fi. fa. issued from the Superior Court of said county in favor of Thomas Cross vs. Edward P. Bryan. Also, at the same time and place, one Tract of Laud lyingand being in said county, containing fifty acres, more or less, and adjoining the lands of Wilburn L. Mathews. Robert W. Williams and estates of Andrew J. Williams and Jesse W. Kogt, Thomas Moore being in possession ; also, one lot in tjio yi/l&ge of Sylvanin, ad joining lands of Benjamin F. Scott, estate of Joseph 11. Morehouse and others; ulso. one hundred acres on the Southeast ccrner of a live hundred and sixty-five acre tract, known as the Arthur Robbins Tract of Land ; also, one hundred acres on the Southwest corner of said Rob bins Tract, and also, the remaining three hundred ami sixty-live acres of said Robbins Tract of Land ; the said Robbins Tract of live hundred apd sixty-five acres, ad joining lands of John Mock. Jimpsey H. Ennis, Stephen Robbins’ children, John Tulle un.d Green B Waters, All of the said last named lands levied on by me as the prop erty of Alexander Kemp, deceased, to fa's issued from the Superior Court of said county, one in favor of Civility Freeman, Administratrix, Garret Free man vs. William W. Kemp, Executor of Alexander- Kemp ; one suhpo-nu./i fa. in fay or of Hiram W. Joiner vs. said Alexander Kemp ; one .sulmama Ji.J'a in favor <)t HewsyF. Mjlls v:. said Alexander Kemp; one subpa-na j<‘. in favor of t -9 Parker vs. said Alexander Kemp. JOHN VV. BOSTON. t>< v w<: ffs. u. qcbiven sheriff sale!---Will be sold befor- iheGu.t j louse <lo<.r, hi FGvr.na, coun, F- within li e h.-g-.l hours oi :i f , oi. -.be sis» 1L ESDAY m Noveml.or « e.M, u true of Land cm.taii iuy three hundr and aero-, m,-re or b-.sj-. adjoining Ramis of D roel Brinson, John 11. Brinson, and A. >lven, iyo u- «.;i the Ogeechte Kivm. Lvvi.ii on as -I,- p ..p, ,;y ; 1 i»rins;»n, tu sati -i '• aJi fa uing out ot the Superior Cos 11 ot paid County, for un-c- st m i.e suit, of A-ig-J.s Mvu. and Henry Mve >; against Jjinuna Brinpou, Jaeon Bi is- n and Abraham Kol.-. y„ 'i cans c sli HENRY PARKER. sepl9_wtd r'in-nfl'. /GEORGIA, B DRIVEN COUNTY.— \ I Airiticati-jr, r,1111,e inr.de to the (tourt of Ordinary of Seriven O unty in NOVI- 111!EK next, i„r the Onar duiukip of Harney Scott, Tulluiu Sc-ti, and Hester J. Scott, minors of Jane A. Scott, deceased. „ „ J. W. POWELL. Syovania, Ua., September 18th, lEGS. sepll—2 CCRLVEN SH KillF F’^TsTlE.- Will be. sold, before tlie Court House door in the village of Sylvania, Seriven county-, Ga., between the usual hours ol sale on the FIRST TUESDAY in OCTOBER next. All that lot or tract of land, situate, lying and being in said county, containing eighteen hundred acies,more or less, and bounded as follows: on the north by land of Will am D. Hamilton, known as the ‘Aicher Tract;” on the cast by land of Will am D. Hamilton and Mrs. Salina .Morton; on the south by the waters of the Great Ogeechee River, and on the west by lands of Archibald M. Stubbs and the ettate of Hardy Everett, deceased. Levied on as the property ot Willis Young, to ea'isfy a mortgage.//, /a., issued from the May Term of the Superior Court, 1807, in favor of N. B Brown & Cos. Said property pointed out in by me to satisfy the same, this July 80tn, 1868. HENRY PARKER, aug2o—wtd Sheriff Scrlveu county, Ga. LAND FOR SALeT T YING IN EMANUEL COUNTY, 1 J in the forks of the Olioop.e Rivers, within one mile of eacli branch, bounded on one side by the big Ohoopie, con taining about (1,200) twelve hundred acres pine land, on which there are about one hundred acrc3 good hammock; this tract is well timbered, with the finest kind of ranging timber, and on this tract is one of the finest mill seats in the section of county, well improved with about 200 ac:es of cleared land, in a high state of cultivation. Also, good com fortable buildings with exc lieut wa-er. Also, good range for hogs and cattle. For further particulars apply to Ira T. McLeinore, Lott Warwick, or (J. M. BAR WICK. Swainsboro. Ga. September 3, 1168. sep3—wlm Administrator’s Sale, py VIRTUE OF AN ORDER FROM JLA the Honorable Court of Ordinary of Lincoln county, will be sold, on the FIRST TUESDAY in OCTOBER next, before the Court House boor in said county, between the legal hours of sale. Two Hundred and Forty-two (212) aces of Land, more or less, situate and lying and l>eing in Lidcoln county, and known as the Home place, < n the waters of Gray’s Creek, adjoining lands ot C. E. liamsey, W. A. Uunby, and William Q. Spires. Also, One Hundred and Fifty-nine (15‘J; acres, more or less, situate and lying and being in said connty ot Lincoln,*;; the waters ol Gray’s Creek, and known as the Bohler Tract, adjoining the lands ot C. E. Ramsey. W. Q. Spires, and W. H. Gnu by. all sold as the property of Zachari ih Spires, lit-* o' J aid .cuun y, deceased, for the benefit of the heirs and creditors ol said deceased. Terms cash in U. S. currency. JOHN Q. SPIRES, aug!6—wtd Administrator. Postponed Adm'strator's Sale, ]-> Y VIRTUE OF AN ORDER FROM li the Honorable Court if Ordinary of Lincoln county, will be* sold on the FIRST TUESDAY In OCTOBER next, before the Court House door in said county, between the legal hours o? sale, the following property to-wit: Five Hundred and Twenty-five (525) acres ot Land, more or less, situate, lying and being in the county of Lincoln, on the water> of Fisi ing Creek, adjoining lands of Samuel Wynn, Thomas G. Glaze, and lands belonging to the Estate of Peyton W. Norman. Sold ns the property belonging to he Estate of William H. Norman, laie of 3a'.d countv, t'.e eased, for the benefit of the heirs and creditors ot .said de ceased. Terms cash in U. S. currency. JAMES 11. McMULLAN, auglG—wtd Administrator. Administrator’s Sale, WILL BE SOLD BEFORE THE YY Court House door in Crawfordviile. Taliaferro county,on the FittST TUESDAY IN OCTOBER-NEXT, with’n the lawful hours of sale, under and by virtue of an order from the Ordinary of said county, the following j rop erty, 10-wit: One Tract of Land in said county, about one and a half miles from the village of Raytown, on the waters of Williams Creek, containing eleven hundred and forty acres (1140), more or less, adjoining the lands of James li. Fiynt, J. H. Leahs James M. Triplett, Felix P. Brown and others. Being well known as the plantation whereon Au gustus W. Fiynt late of said county, deceased, resided at the time of his death. The said Tract ol Land will bo sold in four (4, separate tracts or parcels, on three of which are good improvements, one of tnem which i eludes the Homestead, having a good two-story Dwelling, Gin House, and Screw, with running gear, and all other r.ecesiary buildings. This tract (the Homestead) contains about four hundred (4)0) acres, more or iera. with about forty (40) act -h in original w***d- The oti.tr parcels contain from twi hundred and twenty lo two hundred and sixty acres, with from twenty to forty acres ol original woodland on each tract. Ail of this land is good average f -rating land for Middle Georgia, lor ra s »g Cotton, Corn and Wheat, with choice bottom iacd on three tracts, on Williams’ Creek and Beaver Dam Creek, and all well water ed lands, and cituated in a healthy region. There are four Churches within three miles of these lands, eve Baptist, Methodist, Presbyterian and Roman Catholic, and within five m les of Raytown Depot. I will take plea-ure in show* ing the above lands to any one wishing to loo* at them, and. will exhibit plats and survey of each. Also, at the same time and place, unless sold privately be fore that day, one Tract of Land in Union county (originally Cherokee), lo'.b District, Ist section, No. 70, containing one hundred and sixty (160) ac-es. Ihe above lands sold as the property of Augustus W. Fiynt, late of Taliaferro couuty, de ceased. for the purpose of paying the debts of said deceased and dl-tribution amiYglhc* heirs at law of the deceased. Tzixs or Sals— One-tv.l f c f the purchase money to be paid 25 h December next, or to be sold the Ist Tuesday in January, 1869, at the bidder’s risk, at Crawfordviile, between the usual hours of sale, ad the other half to be paid 25th December, 18i9, with mlt r<M inm date, with a mortgage on the lauds; deeds to be made when the first payment F This August 12th, 1868. JOHN B. FLY NT, oug!4—wtd Administrator. \i is, jones, t ii, mm ATTORNEYS AT LAW, MIDVIJLLK, 9 1-'2 C. K. It., GEORGIA. \\HLL PRACTICE IN THE 8U- Y Y PKEME COURT, the FEDERAL COURTS. and all the COURTS of Uie MIDDLE CIRCUIT. AH business entrusted to our car*- will Ik* attended »■> with promptness and dispatch. jan.s6—ly JBf pi Wrttto. BURKE county. TWO MONTHS AFTER THE DATE dmary of Bnrk^Oountv I 's«- 1 i! made 1° the Court of Or of CihariefA. ThomS; 7* 80 ' 1 all ,he Eeal Ks!atc toe beueat October Ist 1668 HKHMAN H. I'ERUY. Adra’r. (GEORGIA, BURKE COUNTY- Me onSSS n. e & %?■ of the SET** 0 S SSHaSSSS- These are, therefore, to cite and admrm---*,* «n FiSSf mondayTT," they have, whv «id letleri fitness my baud and official signature*^, sth oc‘B-wf,m E ' F ;>b AWSt i? , >, Ordinary B. C. Burke sheriff sale.-will bo su'd before the Oourt House du,y - , wl . ... ™trt-shiv ''' of .ale,' on i uJooUAr, the 8« day of November next at ?“! Cr5 ’,’ ,I !'’ following described tracts of Land P viz‘~- seven nnndreA and seventy acres, more or less, Ivine on eaver Dam Creek, and adjoining Lauds oi Rilev K'yers lsatus Jenkins, David V. Aailey. and Lands of ceased. Also one hundred and twelve acres more or tess, adjoining Lands of Henry Hargroves, a tract now in the possession of Wiio Dickerson, Mrs. Celia Chance and Lands ot tin estate of Anzy L. Sapp. Levied sS utoa property of the estate of Anthony Bonnell late of ilnrke county, deceased, to satisfy aJi /" execution of r^ce 0 ' t ,: “r r ' of Al countyin'ftio" Os Antho'ny In'meli! ‘ ' ° U " U "’ m “ ,istrator EDWARD BYIiD September SO, IS6B. , S! ' e ortl-w^d ( “county!^ of Adriblii-imn'in if °^ roll h:kS to rut for L Iters SdCount1 ra d"^ he isu " or At ' la ” "art, late of te^s“ltoeh U owevu!,l t ?r C i to! 'V l ' al, ? ol ' if l‘ »« persons in .burke county.- , . , ,ca> Cluxtoi, Administrator of I’henby Balhml, I.eceasel, has applied to o for leave to sell all the real property h. longing to Slid estate • These are, therefore, to cite and admonish ail persons con ccrue-i to be and appear at my < flico on or before too FIRST MON DA YIN DFCKMBKR nex, 18f8. to Show juse 'f any they have, why raid leave should not bo grant and Grvcn under my hand at < flic.-, this September lO.h, 1808. K. F. LAWSON, 8e " 1, - w,l! _ _ Ordinary B.C. burke county.— l poll the petition aud upplication of Jos-ph D I’er ry. Admin strator of Alexand-r Bearfleld, late of Burke count), dree- rod, representing that it i a necessary t o r the payment of the debts of the Ert *te, and ibr the rn-pose of “r >! ° Sl " lllC la ’ Jl! 01 U,c ‘ lecu " B "'. aa >l praying lor eavbto do the san e : It i=, „ n motion of A. M. Rogers e .imtol cr'atdappncan,. onlored, that said jretition he hiei., aud tout notice legivea by publics ion of this order in the gazette tu which toe county advertisement* are puhltehod oner every two weeks for two months prior to the hearing at (he next DECEMBER TERM of the Court.. A u e extract trom tiro minutes of file in this office ... E. F. LAWSON, jteplll—wl.l Ordinary B. C. GEORGIA, BURKE COUNTY 'loan whom it may concern —Joseph S. Oaugh* hav ing, in proper for in, applied to me for permanent letters of Administration on the estate of George Uaugfi, late ri sai-l county: Phis is to cite all and aiugu'a-, the creditors and host of kin, of George Laugh to W and appear at my ofli..e within tho time allowed by law, and show cruse, if any they can, wty pennant nt Administration should not be gi as tod 1 o es-iph S. Gaugh onCeonc Gough's estate. Yi .tness my hand and official signature this Septoinber SIMKON WALLACK, “'o- 0.8.0. A DM IN ISTRATOR’S SALE. - WILL JA he sold by order of the Court when sitting tor or dinary purposes, betore tho Court House door in Waynes, boro, or. the first TUESDAY in November next, between the usual hours 0 f sale, a certsln tract of Land, containing five hundred (MO) acres more or !• h, and known untie land hpionging to toe estate of John It. Cox. A ceased, lying on the road leading trom Waynesboro to Augusta, about one mile east of Breen’s Cut, and adjoining lauds of .Michael Mixon, John W.Colsin and Zrccariah Winiberly. Sold for tho beneat of the heirs aud creditors of paid doceased, sub ject to the widow’s dower. WM COX September Ist, 1868. Administrator. sep2--wt.lt (GEORGIA - BURKE COUNTY.- VJJ GUaKDIAN'S t-ALE—By leave ot the interior Court o. lUirke county, will be solJ on the FIRST TUE:-- DA\ in OCTOBER i.ext, attb« Hour House,in aid county, to tjie highest bidder, one-fi urth into: eat In a hi use and lot in Waynesboro*; said Iqt lying southwest of OoJ, Kturgcs’ lot. Sold us the property of Ignatius Palmer, deceased. Sold for the benefit of Ignatius Palmer, -Jr. Terms ca?h; purchaser to pay for titles. Y/JLLLS I'ALMEft, Administrator of igtiatius palmer, 5»r., and Guardian of Ignatius Palmer, Jr. 18,, u WB._. aug2l -wtd Georgia, burke" county. - vj Whereas Thomas 11. Cox, Adminsitralor of Floyd Cox, deceas* and, has applied to me for leave to sell al] the rea* property belonging to said estate: These are, therefore, to p.te and (tdmoniah all persons con cerned to beatid apppar at my office on or before the FIRST MON DAY in PECK Ml) hill next, 1868, to show cause, if any they have, why said leave should not he granted. Given under my hand at office this August 19lh, 1868. aug2o—wtj SIMEON WALLACE,O. «. <j. ( IJSORG.IA, BURKE COUNTY.- \.A >v hereuu. Hid Bandcrford, Adminialrator ot Mary Bedgeod, represents to the Couit in his petition duly tiled and entered on record, that he has fully administered Mary Bedgoot; s Estate. 1 his is, therefore, to cite all persons con cerned, kindred and cieditois, to »]k w cause, ifany they can why said adminiHripor .should not be tlisc.hurged frpm hie administration, ard rectiv IciU-rsof djsmis an on Ihc-liret Monday in February, L6<J. U.vni under |»r hand and nfflciai signatu; ,t ollh ■in WajtesUw’, August 7‘h, Wiß <j|«EON WAI.LA’ K. augl2 -wiim U'dinary ii c ( JJ.EORGIA, BUHKe'Th)UNTY - V./ Whereas Hill Sarnie, o-td, Adml .ijr.uor of Moses Mnlkcy, represents lo ton Cmirt, in his ;■( iljon, duly tiled as.d entered on rico-d, tout ac lifts felly sclmi: iaKTed Mo.sis M’Jlkej V Estate. This if. there etc. to tile-all pep wiser n- Ccnied, Itimlrtal amt cre lilttrs, t,t show caarc, it any they son, wl.y gold Atlntllifrlrat r -In uhl t ot li- dlscl-ci-g. and tr, m tits .\' mi ai,t ration, and tc-c-ivc letters of dismisalon, on toe tils’ M ■' iy in February 1- GO. Oh Hi if. del my hand and offic-Ul H. natvre, at oflue in Way in ,rAugust 7'h, I >B. SIMEON WALLACE, _augj;-wC:n onl|-,ary It c. (GEORGIA, BURKE COUNTY^ Notice is htyeby given to all persons concerned that on the day ot, 18—, Joseph Attaway, late of Burke, de parted this life intestate, ami that liis Estate is u ow without rei*reseutation by adminisintion, und that iu terms of the lav/ administration dc bonis non will be vested in the clerk ol the Superior Couit, or some other fit and proper person, thirty d.tys af»er the publication af this citation, unless sotnc valid objection is ade to his appointment. Given under my hand and official mlfu&i are, in office at Waynesboro’, Augustin, ISGU. fcIMEt)N WALLACE, _ ar.gl2— v* G Ordinary B. O. F2J.EORGIA, BURKE COUNTY.— having, in proper IV.i til. applied to me for permanent Letters ot Administration on ike L-trete ol William J. Lawton, late of said county, this is to cite all and singular the creditors and next,ot kin ot William J Lawton to ne and appear at my office within the time allowed by law, and show cause.if any t tie t can, why permanent administration should not be granted to Rolert A. Rowland on William J, Lawton’s Es tate. Witness my hand andjofflcial signature, at Waynesboro’, in office, August 8 li, 1608. SIMEON WALLACE. ’ _ aug!2-w6 Or. inary B. c. (JEORGIA., BURKE COUNTY^ VA Whereas, Jolin Atkmson, Executor of Gathara Shepard, deceased, represents to the Couit in his petition duly filed and entered on record, that he Iras fully adminis tered Oathara Shepard's estate. This is, therefore, to cite all perrons concerned, kindred and creditora. to arrow cause, If any they can, why said executor should not be discharged from his executorship, and receive letters of dismission on the first Monday in February, 1869. Given under my offlcial signature a‘ office iu Waynesboro, Burke Oounty, Ga., August fitn, 1«68. SIMEON WALLACE. au7—wfitn Ordinary B. G. STATE OF GEORGIA, BURKE KJ COUNTY.—Sarah F. Perkins. Gu-rdiaa of Andrew J. Perkins, Mary D. Perkins (now Mary I>. Wallace),and George W. Perkins hi.ving applied to tne Court of Ordinary ol said county, for a discharge fioui her Guardianship of And ew J. Perkins, Mary D. Perkins (now Mary D. Wal lace), person and property. This ia, therefore, to cite ail persons concerne , to show Ciuse, by filing in my office, within the lime prescribed by Law, why said ."arali F. Perbi’.B should not be dismissed from her Guardianship* of said Andrew J„ Mary D. and George W. Perkins au I receive the usual letters of dismission. Given under ray official signature at Waynesboro. Burke County, Ga., August sth, 1*66. Bill-.ON WALLACE, (GEORGIA, BURKE COUNTY^ Whereas, Simeon A. Gray, Administrator of James Conner, represents to the Court in his petition duly filed and entered on record that he has fully administered James Conner’s estate ; These are. therefore, to cite and admonish, all aud singular tire kindred and creditors of said deceased, lo be and appear at my office, on or be’ore the first MONDAY in January (ithf) eighteen hundred and sfxty-nlne, to show cause if any they have, why letters, of disnhssory from sai l estate should hot be gtanted unto said Simeon A. Gray, as the law directs. Given under my bund and official signature, at office in Waynesboro this July 7th, 1868. SIMEON WALLACE, j ...Jyß-w6m ordinary. (GEORGIA, BURKE COUNTY.— Whereas, Mrs. Meldred Gray, Executrix of Richard Gray, deceased, represents to the Court In her jut ill on duly filed and entered on record that she has fully administered U.e estate of said deceased: These are, therefore, to cite and admonish, all and singu lar, the kindred and creditors of said deceased, to be and appear at my office, on or before the fjg.-t MONDAY in January (1869) eighteen hundred and sixty-nine to show cause, if any they have, why Letters of cLsmUory thould not ue graded to said petitioner. Given under my hand snd official ifiguatu:; at office in Waynesboro, July Bte, h«b. ttIMEON WALLACE, ,<*- rttUu Ordinary. (GEORGIA, BURKE COUNTY.- , \ Jt V, iierejs, Nancy Lewis, Administratrix ot Join, Lewis | •'■«exse<t, reTrerenf, to the Court, in her. pe itlon. duly filed I aud entered on record, that she has fully administered Joh I Lewis* estate: Thcae arc therefore to cite and admonish, all arid singular theikiudrcd and creditors of mid deceased, to b<- and ap r«.,ir at my office on or-foie the- first MOKHAI in Decem ber next, to show Cause,if any they have, wliy said Lott-rs should not be granted. Given under my hand and official Bignnture, at office in Waynes.oro’, this Btli day ol May, iso-h .-IMEON WALLACE, mylQ wtd Ordinary B. o. ( GEORGIA, ' BURKE " COUNTY.— ’.* M hureas, John J. .1 .. v , • Seaborn Any g'stus Johes, rej.resents to tfce Court in Lis petition, duld filed and entered on record that he has luLy admimstere S-.k-jorn Augustus Jones’ estate : Those are, therefore, to cite and admonish, all and sin- the kindred and creditors of said deceased, to be anl appear at my office, on or before the first MONDAY in Decerr.l>er next, to show cause,jr any they have, why said letter .-hould not be granted. Given under ray hand and official signature, at office in Wayn , this Bth day of May, 1868. WMEON W r A LLACE, my 10- wtd Ordinary B. C. ( 4-EORGIA. BURKE COUNTY.— V Whereas, William T. Biineon, Administrator of Middleton T. triu-*W', rcp.-eientytotheCourt,in hisp< , Xition duly fiicd and entered on record, that he has fully administer ed Middleton T. Brinson’s estate: These are therefore to cite and admonish all and singular, the kln< red and credi ors of said deceased to be and appear at my office, on or befote the first MONDAY in Decemlier next, to show cause, if any they have, why said Lettern should not be granted. Given under my hand and official signature at office in Waynes!o o’, this Bth day of May, lc6B. SIMEON WALLACE, : v—wtd • Ordinary B. C. I ;EOUGI.\, “ BURKE "COUNfY.— \ T Whereas, James T. McNorriU, Administrator o Robert Rj, tl, represents to the Court, in his petition, dulyf filed ami enteral on record, that he has fully administered Robert Boyd’s estate : These are therefore to cite and admonish, all and singular, the kindred and creditors of said deceased, to be and appea at my office on or before the first MONDAY in Deccmbe next, to show cause, if any they can, why jaid Letters should not be granted. • Given under my hand aud official signature, at office’ in Waynesboro’, this Bth day ol May, 1868. SIMEON WALLACE, n.y 10— wtd Ordinary JB. C. Ctoal RICHMOND COUNTY. RICHMOND the Estate of William Tans V* Me y er *» Executor ol for Letters of Dismission. Th«» “"“T 11 ’ *»“«• to me admonish all and singular the kir/I!’ Ul " c ore ’ t 0 <*e deceased to be and appear at my out credltors of said MONDAY IN OCTOBKU next . ?° rl ' efor6 U ' e FIKST have, why said letters should not to’ 0V J a3e - ““7 they G.ven under my hand a„doffic ia this sth day of March, I,*B. ' Bnat ’* rt '- at Aogusta, mnr7—wlamtd BKAYTON, g. 1 —— —i — Ordinary R. o JEFFERSON COUNTY ( -J- I j URU IA JEFF ERSOnTv u t"n r i’ v \T Whereas, John Byne applies mm CUUNI Y Adinlmstmtion on the estate of Oliver Letters o-- safd County, deeeaaed: “• Byne, late of toeffired IndcrSitoJof Hnd singular " 0t & NIC SOLA5 OLA S J fE HL " U ‘ (^UARBIAN’SSALE^BYVmTUv &.°tnpM X. £ Mark°uioe!; ' ofLouisvite, on the first I’UESDAY InNtiVEt IplSl U ' w,i wiifliu toe legal hours of sale— lmlJiß nest, A tract of lat and. situate, lying and lief-- ; , . the waters of Great Coal Cretk adim. ' ■ ° ‘.'"ty, James K. Nunth, Dr. Thomas Herring ai li r 01 taming 420 acres, more or lets. Hold tt ‘ l,l< con ' younger children of William H. Bakiv ■' 1 -‘IF of tho the purpose of a division. y ’ eased, and for J&D® If’’ th ’ l ? lar.c” ar.d title, executed when the purchase Brener isVuily°pahi. °’ A DMINISTHATR IX’S SaTL XX. By virtue of «n order of the Court ofOrito -ov of JeSerson County, will be sold at the Market Town of Louisville, on the first TUESDAY m octMier next 1 a tract of Land, lying In said county of Jcltenton con*ai L inJ two hundred and,’ ny-four acres, and udioining lalof Wm. Hannah, Charles J Fields, Henry Gary and the dower o tluaheth Hannah. Sold as too property of the eatate of Thomas A. Hannah, late for distribution, l’erms cash. ELIZABETH HANNAH August 3d, 1868. aus—wtd Adm.ni strains. A DMINISITR ATOIt’S~SALE^ XY. By virtue of an order Lorn the Court of Ordinary of Jefferson County, will be sold at toe Market House m the lewui of’Louisville. «n the first TUESDA Yin October next s tract ot Land, lying in raid county, emit tining live hundred and torty-eight acres more or less, and adjoining lands ol John Russell, Willis Howard and others. Sold u he Property of Moses Rusrell deceas. for the benefit of he m and creditors. CHAS. RUSSELL. Terms cash. , . at. A—wtd Administrator. DAYS AFTER DATE AP- M,/ LIU e rlOS ’'" lbt "“' fcto the Court of Ordinary of Jefferson County, for leave to sell a 1 the Lands belonging to Bentah b. Carswell, late of said county, deceased. WM. A. WILKINS, August 3d, 1863. Administrator. aus—w2m SIIXTY DAYS AFTER 1) ATE APPT,I --° NATION will be made the Court of binary ol Jefferson county for leave to sell the Ir.udsof Thomas G Posten, dcceaßi and. ’OS til’ll 11. POSTEN, Adm’r. Louisville, July tilth 18-’8 jy2ti—w2m (GEORGIA, JEFFERSON COUNTY W hereas Job R, Hunter, Admiuhtuulor on the es tate of Noah B. Oovlngloa, deceased, uppli s lo me tor Letters of Dismission: Those are therefore to cite and ad.noni-b all and singula r the kindred and cie lit ora of said decease and to be aud appear at my office in Lou sville, within the time prescribed by law, to show cause ifany they have, why said letters should not be grantid. NICHOLAL DIEIIL _ ly3J - w -‘ | Ordinary. "TVOTICE. —PERSONS INI>KBTK i> i’ t 0 Beniah S. Carswell, late or Jefferson County’ utceasuU, will pleas > come forward and settle, and thus ■ holdinv claims against sa.d deceased, will present tlic m to me legally autheuticated. \\'M. A. WILKINS Administrator. fd-UORUIA, JEFFERSON COUTNY. V\ nercas, >lOllll \V . Alexander, Axccutoi ol n,«-.♦. • u! Wm. Boyd, deceased, apples to n c for Lett ora oi l»i, i - : These tiro thcrefi.re to cite and mlraouish, all and aingu* lar the kindred and creditors of said deceased, to he aud appear at my office, in Louisville, within the’tune pr. scril-ed by law, to allow cause, if any they have, why s.u.l Letters should not ho granted. SP7-W25 NICHOLAS DIEHL, Ordinary. (-J-UGRGIA, JEFFERSON COUNTY. VJt VVliere&s John Fieri in*r, Administrator, and Jam G. Whigham, Administratrix, ot the estate of Wm. J. ham, deceased, apply to me for Letters of Dismission ; ibese are, thcroftire, to cite uml admonish, all ami sin gular, the kindred and creditors of arid decoawnl, t ri.o aud appear at my office, in Louisville, within the time prescribed by law, to show cause, ifany they have, wit said Letters should not be grautod. NICHOLAS BlfilUu, J?!-*® Ordinary. ( 'JfiOBMA, JEFFEUSON COUNTY. \ J VV liereas, Wm. A. Bwhngfltld, Administrator of the estate of Elba W. Wlggius.dec’d, applies to me for letters of DiSUUfcjJOl: J Those aro there tore’ to r-.ito and adm<mis)i all and si Kiilur, the kindnxl and creditors us said deceased, to b ad appear at my office, iu Loulsv.llo, wlihin the time pro acrtbed by law, to show canny, if any tlmy have, why said Letters attould pat bo granted. NICHOLAS DIEHL, ,— np7--w26 Ordinary, ( "J.EOKGIA, JEFFERSON COUNTY. \ A Whereas, James A. Oliphant and Joseph N. Oliphant . Executors ol Joseph Oliphant, dec’ll, apply to me for Letters 01 Dismission: These are therefore to cite and admonish, all and singular the kindred aud creditors of said deceased, to 1* ami ap|»ear at my office, in Louisvilh-, within the time prescribed by law, to show cause-, ifany they have, why said Letters should not be granted. NICHOLAS DIEIIL, Ordinary, OGLETHORPE COUUTY, jfTGLJfiTHORPE - COUNTY SUER \ r IKF’S SALK.—WiII be sold on the first TUESDAY iu Oitobgr next, bclorc the Court House door in the Town of Lexington, Oglethorpe ccuuty, within tl*o legal hours ol sale, the following property, to-»lt: A tract 11' Lain: con toiiilng one hundro-l and forty at-iei, more or louj, in mid county, edj .iuing lands ol Frank H.iwbrd and S. C. Ualli h-.-r. Levied on i-b the properly of Egb.it M. Huron!, by virtue oMwo./i. fini. ir,favor ~f Thouiau I). Giihem, Tax Colh (itorot Oglethorpe coeuty, vs. I.gPnrt M. Harwell, f,t ivtato and county Tux. Terms c. ah. BOOKER AHKINB August Slut, 18Ji, Deputy Sheriff. sep2-wlil (AGiamimteE sheriffs sale. Will be 801(1 on the liret TUESDAY in October next., before the Gou t itouec iW, in the town of Lexington, Oglethorpe County, within the legal houru of rale, the to lowing property, jo util; A tract of Lmulcotifoiuuigitcviu hundred and Inity-reven aud one-fourth ucree, more or lea, on the waters ot Uloud’s Gre-k in paid coumy, adj-.lnit g lands of ObarktiG. Ilarg ove, Br. Janies S. Sima, Nathan Johnson, L. 11. Glark cu t otters. Levied on as the property of Jabt-s P. Brawncr, by virtue ol a Ji. fa. issued from ttie Superior Court us said county, on the for •closure of a mort gage in favor ot Lewis J. Lenpre- vs Jab(7. P. Brawrnr. Said tract of land sold by consent o. part es, an-I pointed out in said Ji.fa. Terms Cash. * BOOliPilt ADKINS, Deputy Sheriff. Lvxikgtoh, August iTtli, 16C8. auM)-wtd (\GLETHORBE SHERIFF’S SALE.' Vre» Will be sold on the first TU KSDA Vin October next, Isclore the Court Home door in Uk- tawn t f Loxlngt m, OgletliorpeCounty, within the legal tour, o! sale, the fol lowing piopetty In wit: A t mt of Iren I containing one hundred and eighty-two aims, more or Iws, in raid county, adjoining lauds of P. L. Davis, Onyge Veal and others! Levied on as the property or J. T. w. Watson, as Ai min lstrator on the estatnot Johc Butler, donen-ed, by virtue off two Ji. fas in favor of Thomas I>. Gilliam. Tax Collector of Oglethorpe Gounly, vs. J. T. W. Watstu as Admims trator as aforesaid, for State and Comity Tax. Terms Cash. BOOK Kit ADKINS, Deputy Shcrifi. August 27th 1668. &u2&—vrt-l Bill in ogletiiohpe superior COURI, t TO .MARSHAL AshCi 1 , Ac.--Geoige W. Bolton, Admip.irtrator on Estate of Henry P. Jlofl,dec’d, vs. Bent. F. Hardeman, cl of. It uppoariug to the Court Hat lloJ ert Scott, one of the de fendants in the above stated case, is a non-resident of this State: it is, the refore, ordered that service be perfected upon him by publicitiou in the Chronicle* Sevti.icl,o. ga zette published In the city of Augusta, Georgia, once a month for‘our months previous to the next Torino? this Court. A true transcript from the minutes ofOglcthorj-e Superior four, ul April Term, 1868. i-B—lanrtin GEO H. LESTER. Clerk. LINCOLN COUNTY. T INCOLN SHERIFF SALE.—WILL Ji J before the Court Hou.s.- door, a: iucolnton. in Lincoln county, oifcrt,(. firs? l’UE?>JiA\ in November n*xt, in said county, between the l*:gsl Lours of sale, the fol lowing property, to-wtt: One Gust Mill, situated on Sa vannah river, in said county, aud known as the Tucker Mill. Levied on as the property of Hamilton B.Tuckf-r, to aatisly two tax /i. Jan. issued by the Tax Collector of said county. Lovy made and returned to me by a Con -Btl4bre’ L. C. COLEMAN, otti—wid D.ipatv s fieri ft L. C. EXECUTOR’S SALE.-IN PUR- X-J SUANCE of the last will and testament of -John McC'-rd, late ff Lin< olii cor.r tym •. r.-ni, wf!! be -v-i- . at Lincoln ton, on the fir.d TUEJSDa Y in Novi mb r n xt, a tract of Lani in said county, cm mining five iuindncl and two (uO2) acres and adjoins Lands cf Caleb E. Ramsey, J-M.Dill, and Jas. T. Loftlm. Tlie place ia well im proved, liaving a neat and commodious Dwelling am! o.it houses, a well of fine water, and is conveniently located for bchp is. Churches. M s l!m. and an <-r n - r . t Ji.h'.rl 001. The Land is well adapted to the growipg 0 i g.ain trope, cot ten, &c. Terms cash, in currency, i’uri 1j n-r t-. pay >r,r r»ap . sepl9—wtd " !A *' j Executor. A DMINISTRATORS sale~by ■te JL virtue of an o dcr 1 cm the Court of Ordinary of Lincoln couuty, will be told, cn the FIRST TUESDAY IN NOVEMBER next, between the lawful hours of sale, before the Court House door fa said conaty, the following property; to-wit; Nine Hundred Acres of Land, mere or less, in said county of Lincoln, on tee waters of Savannah liver, adjoining lands of Nathan A. Crawford and Thomas J. Murray. Ou the premises there la a good Dwelling House, Gin House and Packing Screw, and all other net -nsa ry out-buildings. ALSO, Half interest in Barksdale Ferry., across Savannah River. Also, half intert st in House and Lot in the village of Got?hen, in & i-1 county oi Lincoln, containing one acre, more or less, adjoining Peyton W. Sale and 11. M. SaP. all K-ld as the property oi Mis*. Franc m Matherson, late of said county, 'eceased, for the purpose of a division. Tebhs—One-hMlfcH.h in U. S. currency, the rernai * k: on twelve months' ere Jr, wi ;■ rnortg ge on the premis 11. M SALE, sept 12— * t<l Admlo'strater. STATE OF GEORGIA, LINCOLN Sx-J COUNT Y.—J- ssi; M. Carttedge, Guardian of Savau iiah A. Graves, having applied to the Court of Ordinary o said county for ;i discharge Lorn hisgraidianHiip of Savan nah A. Graves, tbi- is. then!ore, to cite all persons con cerned to show c ius ,by tiiiug objectior.s in my office, why said Jesse M. Can )t-d»e shouhi not be dismissed from his guardianship o' Savannah A. Graves, and receive ihc usual lettere of dumi Given under my hand and official signature. B. F. TAT-U-J, jui G—w6m Ordinary Lino.in Cos 1 ty. E<>RGIA, LINCOLN COUNTY.— \ T IkMk .1 IS . .ir.Dirat 1 ... «• <.-26 W. Morgan, represents to .h c:-. .rt. • ’--t un, duly filed and entered on record, that Lc has fully administered George Morgan’s estate. This is, therefore.to cite all persons concerned, kindred and creditors, to show cause. If any they can, why said Ad ministrator should not he discharged from his administration and receive letters of dii-ihisfcion on the first MON DA Y in OCTOBER next (1868.. li. F. TATOM, Ordinary. March 17.1868. mar2l—w6 COLUMBIA COUNTY. DMINISTRATOR’S SALE-WILL be sold on »lie first TUESDAY :n December next, at tue Lower Mark* t House- in the city of Augusta, within the usual hours of sale: One lot land containing one hun dred and thirty acres more or hse, lying in Richmond county, on the waters of Boggy Gut Creek, and adjoining land* of William Whitaker, Barney Gav and others. Sold for the beueflt ot the heirs and creditors of Joshua Whit aker decease- 1. JOHN WHITAKER, Columbia Cos , Ga., Sept. 30, 1863. Adm’r. octl—wid T?XECUTOR’S SALE.-WILL BE J| J sold before the Court House door in Appling, Columbia county, on the first TUESDAY in October next, within the legal hours of sale (534) five hundred and thirty four acres of land, more or less, adjoining lands of L. G. Stud, Dr. Collins. L. P. Murray and others. To be sold as the property of John Collins, late of raid county, decked, for the benefit of the heirs and creditors of said deceased. Terms cash. Mi?« e. d.Collins, i wTa?m*ktuo“- f KxMßtow - August 3d, H6B. a; ,7 _wd ARROW TIES. PLANTERS WILL DIRECT THEIR Factors or Merchants to send them the ARROW TIE. They coal if as t) au I; oj o. aud ; r j the very beat in us attgyft—W 4ui
