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About Weekly chronicle & sentinel. (Augusta, Ga.) 1866-1877 | View Entire Issue (Oct. 21, 1868)
(Thronictc & Sentinel. WMOhSiKY >!OKM\(>.(M lOBEB2I. Phillips’ Provision Kxrliange. Cincinnati, October 0, 186S. i Editors Chronicle <t: Sentinel: Since my i 1«hI there bus been a decided improvement i in the Provision market, both in demand ; and price, for allarticlesexcept Lard, The ; Hto. h, j,roving to lie lighter than wan gen erally anticipated, brought ou orders, chiefly for small Amounts, but in the ag gregate fopt up well, and it has made con siderable impression on stocks, and hold ers succeeded in establishing the large ad vance now asked. The fair price realized by the Soutli for their cotton enubles them , to pay for provisions, which they certain- j l.v want. The market closes very firm at ! my quotations below, with an upward j tendency. Jioos—But little has boon done. They ! are freoly offered at $s on forward deliye- \ ry, but buyers do not feel inclined to ope- i rate to any extent at this price. Mtw Route.—Owing to the light stock itas advanced to f3O 50; sales in a small way sire made sit this figure. Lap.o. —There is no change to note in this a: tide; it is firmly held at H'Je; job bing at l!<?c. Stkahink.—Sales of prime wore made at 10c—lOic generally asked. ill i.it Mkath.—Were in good requont ail the week ; stock beiug light holders succi eded in advancing prices. Owingto the light offerings it is difficult to give ac curate quotations. Shoulders firmly held at 1:>, Kill Sides 1 lie, (hear ltib and Clear nominal sit 15i@1.5jfc, all loose. Ha con.—ln sympathy with Hulk is also higlier. Tho demand lias been good. 1 quote Shoulders at 131 c, Rib Sides If*, Ulnar Kiij Hijfc, I,'lear 171 c—demand 1 less; Hums are dull—S. C. at lSfylUc, Plain Cv’sd and P kd. PI.ATi. llKKr— Hull at sl7 G0@?I8 00. Fx pouts —Of tlie week were 780 bbls, 354 kegs Lard, Llßf> hhds, 1 ;i tierces, 20,200 lbs Bulk and Bacon, and V-9 i bbls Pork. IMPoms—33 bills Lard and 807 bids Pork. i i;i:ion r.-. I ncliamrcd : to Charleston and Savannah all ran ft 00 per 100 lbs. Very respectfully, Geo. \V. Pan.ips, 3 k., Provision and 1 reduce Broker, Relief Bill. la .1 cl fur the relief us debtors, awl to an- I huii..' llie, mli a.i fluent of debts upon /a ,nii/,h *of fjjutly. Sue. I Thu (loncral Assembly of the Stall- of Georgia enacts that in sill suits which shrill he brought for the recovery j of debts in stnv of the courts of this State, or upon contracts for the payment of mo ney made prior to the first day of .funo, j iso;,, except for the sale or hire of slaves, it j ball and may la lawtul for the parties in ! all such cases to give in evidence 1/efore ; the jury i inpannelcd to try the same, the i ■ onsidorsition of the debt or contract ; whieb may bo tlie subject of (lie suit, tlie amount and value of tlie property owned I by the debtor at, the time the debl was, j contracted, or the contract i uteied into j to show iij/on the faith of what credit was given to him, and what tender or tenders of payment ho made to the creditors at any lime, and that the non payment of the debt oi debts was owing to the refusal of (he creditor to receive the money tendered or offered to he tendered; the destruction or loss of the property upon the faith of which the credit was given, and the amount of loss l>y the creditor, and how and in whsil manner the properly w as destroyed or lost, and by whose default, And in all such cases, the juries which try the, same shall have power to reduce Hu- amount of the debt or debts sued for, according to the equities of each case, and render Mich verdicts as to thorn shall ap pear just mid equitable. Ski 2. That in ail eases in which ver dicts have been tendered or judgments entered upon debts contracted prior to tirst day of June, 18t> >, aud the judgments ro iiniiii i unsatisfied, it shall' be lawful for the defer,daiits, by motion in the court In which the judgment was obtained, to have the same submitted to a jury for trial, up on the same terms and conditions as are contained in the preceding section, with like powers of the jury to reduce tlie amount of the judgment according to the equities of each ease, and render such ver dict as to them shall appear equitable and just; and the judgment rendered in such easo shall supersede the prior judgment, provided no judgment shall lapse the priority of its lien by reason of the rendi tion of a now judgment; and provided that in all such easesiwonty days notice shall lie given to the plaintiff in execution. ( 'uses in the Superior < 'ourts, and in eases transferred to that court from the In ferior and County Courts and in tlie .1 ustieos (Jourts ten days’ notice shall ho given; and in all eases commenced by motion ill either the Superior or Justices Court the case or eases shall lie in order . for trial at the term at which the motion may be made but shall he subject to con tinuances as cases upon the appeal. Hl.r. a. That in all cases in which the defendant may; luivo in possession the property for which Ihe debts sued on was contracted, the jury shall have power to render a verdict returning tho property, together with compensation for the use of the same ; provided, that any improve meats made by the defendant, shall bo tak en into consideration, or uuy part ol' the purchase money which may have been paid fertile same, acetuding to tho value of the property at the time of the trial. Si e. |, Thai, in suits against trustees, administrator!, executors or guardians, il shall lie lawful for the defendant or, de fendants to give in evidence Iho loss or distinction of the trust property which • Kline into their hands, nr its depreciation in value, and the value of the property in their hands at Iho commencement of the suit, shall he tho measure of damages be rendered by the jury against them ; pro vtiled that no trustee, administrator, ex erutor or guardian shall bo exempt from liability for tho value ol any trust which ho may have wasted, or which has boon lost by Ids neglect or default. Sjs»'- ft. Thill in all suits which may be commenced by original action nr by'mo tion, under this act, both parties thereto shall ho competent witnesses. Sun. ii. That in all arbitrations to in just and settle debts contracted prior to Juno Ist, IBt>r>, the same rules and regulations shall apply, and the same evidence shall bo admissible as provided in the first sec tion of this not. Nku, 7. In all cases where levies have been made and the property levied upon lias not been soltl.it shall and may be law ful lbr Hie defendant ir defendants to file their affidavits, stai.ng that they desire to take the benefit of the remedy provided lbr in this act, and the sherilts h> whom smd i llidavils tiro presumed, shall receive the same and suspend tho sale, aud return the papers to ihe court from tho process under which they ael may have issued, or ti such courts as may by law have juris diction ; provided that tue property levied upon, shall bo returned to the defendant upon his giving bond and security, as in claim cases. See. S. That all laws and parts of laws militating against this act, be, and tho same arc hereby repealed. Bkn.iamin Uoni.ky, President of the Senate. A. E. Mahshai.i., Secretary of tho Senate. It. L. M( WIIOItTKU, Speaker House Representatives, L. I AKKINUI'ON, Clerk House Representatives, All Aft 'l\> provide for netting apart a Homestead at Really and J\r/ionalty and for the valuation of uaiilproperty, and for the full and complete protection aud security of the name to the sole me and benefit of families as rc</uired by Section Hirst of A i tiele \'ll of the O'nslitution, anil for other /imposes. Suction I. lb it enacted by authority of the ticacral Assrmbljf of this State, Ur!, That each head of a family, or guardian, or trustee ola family of minor children, shall ho entitled to a Homestead ot realtv to tho value of Two Thousand Dollars iii .pccie.and personal property to the value of Due rhousiuul Dollars in specie, both to bo valued at the time tliey are set apart, aud lie ('ourt or ministerial officer in this State shall ever have jurisdiction or authority to enforce any judgment, decree or execu tion against said property so set apart, in cluding such improvements as may bo made thereon from time to time, except tor taxes, money borrowed and expended iu the improvement of the Homestead, or for the purchase money of the same, and for labor done thereon, or material fur uished therefor, or removal of encum brances thereon; Provided, the same shall have been sat apart and valued as herein after provided. NIX'. 2. Is.very person seeking the bene iit of tliis act, and of said section of the Constitution, shall mate out a schedule and description of the personal property eUkitiled l\v him to bo exempt tumor said section of the Constitution from levy and sale, and hand the same to the Oiilinurv of the county in which ho resides, and shall apply to the said Ordinary for an or der to the county .Surveyor, or if there be none, some other Surveyor, to lay oil his homestead allowed by said section of the Constitution, and to make a plat of the same, which order tlio Ordinary shall is sue at once and give to the applicant. NKt ■ .1. \\ hen stud Behoduje ttas been so filed, and said application has been made, the said Ordinary shall publish in the t/u -t -tie in which .Sheriff's sales, for said county, are published, not more than twice, a notice as follows : A. H has ap pbcd for exemption of pcrst-milty and setting apart and valuation of homestead, and 1 will pass upon the same at on the day IS6—, at mr office. C. I>., Ordinary, ’ tilling said blank, so that all persons may know the time for action bv the Ordinary on said petition. Skc. l The time tixed by said notice snail not bo less than ten nor more than twenty days from the date of the order of 1 the < military to such surveyor. The sur veyor to whom saidorder shall be deliver od by the applicant, shall iav off th« homestead on or out of the lami claimed by tliO applicaot, and make a plat of tho s;ime, and makeau affidavit that the same is correctly platted and laid off, and that the same is, to the ln*st of his knowledge l and belief, uot worth more than two thou sand dollars in specie, and return the i same to the Ordinary before the day ap pointed in the order for passing upon said application. Should any county survey or fail to comply with his duty as ‘prescribed by this act, lie shall be, by said Ordinary, punished for a contempt of court. 5. if, at any time and place ap pointed for passing hjhjii said application, no objection shall lie urged by any crcdi n>r ol the applicant, theOrdiiiarv shall en dorse upon said schedule, and upon said plat, approved, this the day of .' .* thlling the blanks :>, and snail sign the same officially, and hand it? same to the Clerk of the Superior Court of ins county, who shall record the ! W # , o U^ t0 ‘' ,or >liafpurpos6 p!iisill" t'' l les'ire to ect*to 'said'lcbedt?lc i tor want ol sufficiency and fuliness/o. W Iraud o! any kind, or to dispute the valua I nun "( .said pcmoiiuUy, or the propriety of I the survey, or the value of the premises , so platted as tlie homestead, he shall, at t said time and place of meeting, specify the j same in writing thereupon, unless the ap plicant shall so alter said schedule or plat, , or both, ns to remove said objections, said ! Ordinary .shall appoint three disinterested j appraisers to examine the property concern- ! iug which the objections arc made aud to | value the same, and on their return (which t shall be made under oath) if either be; found to i/c too large such alteration shall bo made in said schedule and in such plat as tho Ord in ary may deem proper, to bring j tho same within the limits of the value al- ' lowed by said section of tlie Constitution, i and bo shall then and there approve said schedule and said plat, as required by the j iifth sect ion of this act, and hand the same to the clerk of the Superior Court of his j county, who shall record the same as re- ; quired by section the fifth of this act: I Provided, That either party dissatisfied I with liie judgment shall have the right i to appeal, under the same rules and regu- j lations and restrictions as are provided by i law in cases of appeal from the Court of Ordinary. i iSkc. 7. If tlie applicant seeks to have a | homestead set apart out of town property i exceeding in value two thousand dollars j in specie, and it cannot be so divided as to ! give a homestead of that value, he may ! make application to tlie Ordinary, and ! upon satisfying him that this is true, said ; Ordinary niay pass an order that should ■ said property 'describing the same) ttere ; after In sold by virtue of any order, judg , rnent, or decree of any court in this State, i two thousand dollars in specie, or its equivalent in currency, of the proceeds cif such sale, or the whole of the said pro ceeds, if they do not exceed that amount, | shall be, by the levying officer, paid over | to the Ordinary tor the time being, to be invested by so: a proper person appointed by tlie Ordinary, ii. a home for the benefit ; of the family of the applicant, which shall bo exempt as if laid otf under this law, I and shall cause the f’ierk of the Superior I Court to record said order in said book. Skc. 8. Should any ministerial officer of this State, upon being shown a certified , copy of such order, fail to retain and pay over to said Ordinary said proceeds as , above required, or should any Ordinary ! receiving the same fail to appoint said per- I Hon to have the same invested, aud turn , over the proceeds to him, said officers and ; their -unties, respectively, shall bo liabb applicant for said money and twenty per ent. interest thereon, while they req/octivoly wrongfully' withhold the 1 same or any part thereof. Hi:e. o. In all cases, before tho approval ol Maid Ordinary can oe demanded, as aforesaid, the applicants shall pay the costs of -aid proceedings, including the clerk’s rout for recording the same, to the Ordinary. He shall bo bound for such costs if tie approves the same; tho said of ficers shall each have for his said services tho sam fees as are now allowed him, or shall hereafter be allowed him by law for such services; Provided, nevertheless, that if any person, filing objections to said schedule or plat, shall fail to have the same sustained, he shall pay the cost of said proceedings. Bkc. In. Any officer knowingly levying on or selling said property thus made ex empt from salo, shall be guilty of tres pass, and the wife or iamily of the debtor may recover therefor for their ex clusive use. Sue. 11. Said property so set apart can not he encumbered or alienated by the husband, but if tlie same bo sold or en cumlieied by him and his wifo jointly (in tho o.r-e of husband and wife), or with tho j approval of the Ordinary for the time j being endorsed on tho encumbrance or j deed, said encumbrance or deed shall bo valid as if said property had never been | so set apart. Sis 12. Said property so set apart shall be lor t iits use of the wife, or widow, and chihlis p. during her life or widowhood, and at her death or intermarriage, l/o equally divided between the children of her former marriage then living. Sis . fit. Should the husband refuse to ap ply fur said exemption, bis wile or any jier-'iii acting as her next friend may do tlie same, and it shall lie as binding as if done by ihehusband. Should any trusteeor guardian of a family of minor children fail to apply for said exemption, the Ordinary may upon application of any next friend for tlie minors allow him or her to act in lieu of such trustees or guardian, and this shall boas binding as if dono by tho said guardian or trustee. Sun. i t. Nothing herein contained shall be •:■lie!rued to prevent any debtor, who does not wish to avail himself of tho bene fits of this act, from claiming tlie exenip lion allowed by section 2,013 of Irwin’s revised (lode, and, should he claim them, then lie shall get the b. nefit thereof by complying with the law prescribed in this act, but no person who shall be allowed tho exemptions under this act, nor shall any person, who shall be allowed tho ex omptions under said laws, except tho articles named in parts 10, 11, 12, ami 13 of said section 2,013. Sue. 15. lie it enacted, etc., That all laws and parts of laws in conflict with this act be and the same are hereby re pealed. Benjamin Coni.ey, President of tlie Senate. A. E. Marsh a 1.1., Secretary of tho Senate. Ft. L. McWhorter, Speaker House Representatives. 1,. (’ARRTNOTON, Clerk House Representatives. Approved October 3, 1808. Rufus 11, Bulloch, Governor. Office Secretary of State, ) Atlanta, Ga., Oct. 5, 1808. j 1 hereby certify that tho above and fore going [iigos contain a true and correct Cop- of tho original act on file in this olfi Given nndor my hand and seal of office. David G. (Vittinu, [si . i,' Secretary of State, I^OUIMXHY AND MACHINE WORKS. IRON AND BRASH CASTINGS J[ AIILU WOKJv ftp.il oihf.r tlcHcrlpliona !' Machinery promi'tl} furnishetl. I'KNDJLETON * BOA RDM AN, Kujdneors anil Miv hinlate, Kollo- k Btruet, 'OppositeKxcetaicr Mills. ftn2 Nuwfr&wJjm W rought Iron COTTON PRESSES. This screw is cut by ma .l. UHIN h)RY mui the nut cut to Jit, to • iou«h cast-imn fccivw. GX IN GEA R , Os .*ll hlfcw, constantly on limul. Our IMPROVED HORSE Po\\ !-JRs made to order, (or ginning Cotton, Sawing Wood, Shelling Corn, or any other plantation use. PENDLETON & BOA RDM AN, Engineers and Machinists, Kollock street, opposite ExceUior Mills. iui2— suwfr»few3m (ppjl* I|rfN c. DEALERS IN \PpF~MEDiciN~Est pSTRUMENTSi /PAINTS.OILS I AC Augusta, ca* 21ri BROAD STREET. U —fr*UWAW-UUJ r\ i:w faEIT AND Winter Goods AT WHOLESALE AND RETAIL. r |MIK UNDERSIGNED HAS JUST I. returned tn m New v with one : ILo LARGEST <v .. HANDSOMEST ur Artnunt* of > ALL AND WINTER GOODS t‘:u it h;ksov«r twn my good fortune «o »tier to 1 U trade. Vn h’» o( LADIK.V liKL. s S OcKM'S of- very dt scrip* t on •> cju.tl ft* the tinier, and fv ,t i s impossible to detfgnatc •lie *1 ffwrent artlc'es amt styles. th> ‘.adit s arc invited to cal! and * t for tbcmselvet*. V\ ; • k o i'L«»A Ks am! >HAWL>. GIMTS, Hl’T* t‘N". RlliliON TRIM M l NO, NURIAS, HOODS, WOUSTED SACKS, 10. 4,11-4 ami 13-4 DIED RLAN *L|S - G»AV BLANKETS. Rlncfeed and Drown sii! E l iNGS of all we’l-tm w-. brand#, ts worthy Lae at * • . f thrsk w i#hiug to purchase. E..r (Jev.Uemei:\s and Bey#’wear, intlie way ~f FRENCH ' ASSIMEKS f l c Is a- 1 wittKHit. JEANS. TWEEDS, *><xk uinnot be surpassed. Also, a few pieces of vt- % -1 -"1, KENTUCKY CASSIMEK. V o . • DRY GOODS, ut wh .csalv or retail, will ‘ ‘ ~ l,y txaul c n 'V a vk tvfu e p.ircfcabiag else- JAMES MILLER, Fortier of Broad ami J ark son St*., sepL'T-dAwtf Oppc«ite Hotel. LAND FOR SALE. 1 ILNG IN EMANUEL COUNTY, JLj .i* H e fork? of: .<■ O.u :e R.vers. w.tkin one mile o: each branch, bounded on one aide bjr the big OLoopie, con tain Mg *>nt <IJKk» twelve hundred aert-s pine land, on which these are a* .t cne haudrei a*.re? cock! hammock: this tract to W«U timl*ered, with the finest kind of ranging UraN r, and on this tract is one of tin- finest tti.ii seats it the section or county, well in proved w.th about AX) acres of cleared land,: * » high state of cultivate ou. Also, good com rtr.ble hu:M” •wit:, 'sc iU -;t wa*er. A .so, good range *> r h - und v-xu tor furthrr particulars apply to Ira T. V.cL.re, L H iiarv, - C. M. 13AUWICK. . Swatil:iil ‘ ro Ga t-bar ln> «eps —trim SUMMERVILLE ACADEMY, THIS INSTITUTION,SITUATKDIN A 01 •''nmmerville, three miles from the ‘ ursir fer health ai>d roanLu bOCit ty, and -u hv uny ton.munlcaiioß with the c;tv daUk-hlersof Kev. C. v\ . Howard. • t KingsUn, Ga. "ml!-.- v ‘ K* ,* w< -»t CUristma?. Tu.it .a: , . ..£ Etgsu*a brat-ci;c«, ;>cr Winuxa.,. . ahs Gi ilitf c. ala nt Mu-itru laugujgrs, Drawing and > -r. yb r£ ( Hr,.; v, Ui« usual rate#. * loti .1— addretf j. w, ho ward. Angusta. Ga. Or irAtxci oi tl. uridwr4gctd Tni*te©f: JKsSBA . ANSLEY. 10KTEK FLEMING ALF RED HA K EH, W DA VIES. !*■ y HALL, . H. U. JIICKMAN, J. S WILCOX. odfi—tll'Avaim jsUeft.il Softer. ! O FFiriAL. i’KOFI,A)HTIO.\ BY Til£ GOVERNOR Vv'hxekab, not- j withstanding the Executive ProcJamati*- of S- yUcnber 14* h, j r.a vy have occurred in violation thereof, j whereby he ;i:u and property of citizen* have bifcn tie- i strayed, *ber-g'-t of free speech impaired, the performaLCi j of the cutlet of ;b*' offices to which ci kens have b-.en elec?- j ed, cUr zl, the liveatf etizena so threatened as to ciuse i them to alfODdoa their homes end proptrt» : Ann W h utz&B, *’X he protection of persons property ] I is tee paramount duty Os Government, and shaH be impartial { | and complete;’ 1 I A XT' V.'kk&bas. The Sheriff of each county is, by law, J j ctargwi with h> preservation of hf*. property and j oice In i j each cru .ty; Now, therefore, I, Rufus B. Bullock, Governor and Com ’ i r-in-Cb efo: the army ana navy of the SUte of Georgia, | and of tie thereof, d') hereby lasue this, my prcchama- I ti n, snd commanding the said SoerillSi, and each j aud every other civil officer in county in this State, to | see to i’ that the live* uu- property of all ciUzeus, and j peace of the comuuri.ty. t% re preserved; aad that aii potnoua j are protected hi the free exer-ine or eivii and political livi.tsaud priVD-vuN. A:.h, furtn-sr, to iit»Re kaewn that for - f*.:ure ia theperfririnaLC. f duty, the uaid SherifTd and I other civil < :II ;rs w... : e va to a strict accountabUitv, un der tcc law. And, to charge upon every per N-on, in this State, that they reader prompt aad wiiilnj? obedience to | the eaiti Riienffg <~A other civil under aU circuit*- \ iiu■ fiuiiocvcr; and that they demand from taid otiL. i cera, .• iop, wneii or cLitirbedin their per- j j or property* cr wi h denial ol pol.t.cal or civil rights; and, that failing to receive such protection, they report facts i ' to ib la cepar.m .-nt. * Tec i owing extract from GecAril Orders No. S7, dated I Octobers, 14*a, from Department of the j South, A published tor the information of CtvU Oifieers and ' the ge- •;*: r« >iic, waicli it wj.l j\i se«n that said Cvl | Ctr > r*in ihe p-rfu/m .ncc of heir duties, be sustained • .. ta r y power of tLfrUri'cd Siatc-a. {Ci .ul rmy l aud, and the Great heal of the State, at I th Cu oi, in ihechy of Athkhta, thuso,!i day of October, ycur of o-i' Lord hundred aad sixty-eight, * 1 tLt Indti-eadenciof the United States the niaety t.iird. fitri’d B. BtIMCS, | by the Governor: G veruor. I Davii* G. tfJc'iTUfG, fcteret*kr> “ riTAlig ne of the h’ocxu, # zaTLAMA, Ua , GCtober and, .»*. J ’ Girural Orders -Vv.27; Vv'hxrsas, by ul H.t or Congress of lb • United States, ap proved ilarchE". it i= 'tiatic J be. duty of the mdiL-ary | authority to pie five the j-eacc at the polls at any election j that may u: held la any of tho Stales; and Whereas, this j duty has bee >me the more imperative, from the existing po rt.cal exe't'-aientin Uie public mind, from the receui organ o4a lon of uv«- government, and from the fact that Congress tuts, by statute, prohibit 1 the organiy/Uiou of military forces in tii ■ f-event State of this Department, it Is, therefor e, or- I de; ed, "Chat the3-yveral District commanders will, as toon as ; procticab.'c.oa *..•.-rucv.ip, of thU ord or, distribute the troops | under their (.cTii.-iia’idaua follows ! In the District oi Georgia: | <me company P/h Infdnir>, to Alhal.y. j One company I'Jth Infantry, to Coiumbu-i. One company lOtii Di tan try, tj Macon, i One oamiciny lOrh Infantry, It Augusta. ! One company 10? h Infantry, to Washington (Wilkes co.) j One company loth Infantry, to Americua. j Uuecompany liith Infantry, to Thomasvilic. j One company (C ) frf.h Cavalry, to Athcua. ! ’I he company at Savannah to be reinforced,should occasion require, by .such r.UJiber ol th; men at Fort l’u'aahi as can be spared from the i a->t. 1 .*-**#*** * “D itaclirneiiG, when necessary, in tty be m ide to points in the vicinity of each p ist; but in no case, uor oa any ptetext whatever, will del rchnicnts be sent without a commissioned officer, wh » will be fully instructed by his post commander. "Tue troops will lx; considered as iii tho Held, and supplied with the ncce-'-Ltry camp equipage; tlie men to be furnished with common tents if piacticable, a;d if not practicable, with shelter ten's. (JoinmandiiiK ortloen are permitted to hi;e quarters, temporarily, wnen it can be done for reasonable rates; but this will not preclude the necessity of carrying tepts, ivathecor-inand-, m all < i-.w, must be In read ness to move at Ur fhorkst notice, with all supples required for the r eiilciercy. *• l_rit-.tr ci (J mi mat tilers will inst uct I’o. u t Commanders in the r duties, and the relative po«ltioii ofi he civil and military po.vi . They will impress on I’ost (! m minders that tliey ts i t . ac in aid and co-operation, and in subordination to the clv.t nn.horities, that tlioy are to exe cis; Uiacrelion and Judgment, unbiased by pchti ul and other prejudi'ei, that then ob>ct rhou.d he excluiivcly to prescive the pc ce and uph( i 1 l.vvv and order, and they must be natiaticd such Is the otjuct of the evil i>ffieur calling on them for aid; that they must.in all cs ■: wh-re time whl peiinit, apply loi iustruc ion to superior authority, but they must at all hazards preserve the pe.ee, ad n-t bo reslraifitd by techr n'e. l poinu. wh, n. in th.*.r con cienUjua judgmeLtundo ilu- rules ibo/e act f<#r h, it is tneir duty to *ct, l*ost Com inan. ers on being notili.-d <>i the proposed holding of political nn-etir gs, may send an« Ulcer, and i: nece isary ado achmect, to watcii t!iG proceedings and sec th .t the peace is preserved. ‘•To the people ofthe .'(‘vcrul States con posing the De l artn.ent, the M ij.n General Commanding appeals that the> will co r p rate with him and tlie civil authorities in sustaining law ai.d order, in prcseiving the pence and In avoiding ;.!.o e scenes of riot and bloodshed, and the wanton dcstructiou of property . lid 1.1, which has already, in some in tanccte, btt-n enacted in the Depart ment, lie urges üb sti iciiC-2 irorn all i;illaniii.atory and incendiary appeals to i i.e pa v’lons; (li.scountenanclng the keeping open of liquor -■tops oud»ys ofp ihtical me-tings aud of meet ion; the üb »;ainiiig Irc-m c r.) iug anus, and asserting the individual richt of c uistrulng laws by fotce of arms. No Just c.uso is eyer advanced by resort to violence. Let there be charity and forbearance among political opponents, whatever may bz the rta TANARUS; iet each good citiz n determine that all who, under the law, have the right to the ballot shall exercise it undisturbed. If there arc disputed points of law, let them be referred to the Gouit?, and let cot mobs or political t lulw. cr other lrre spoil si nle bodies, construe and undertake to execute the law . This app ul is made in the earnest hope that the Major General Commanding can rely on the good sense and correct iu tgmeui of the mass of the people, and tha* he will not be compelled to resort to the ex'-rcise of the power with which he is entrusted, and which he will most reluctantly employ. Cut he thinks it his duty to make known, that so far fcs the power under his command will admit, he will no permit the jetee to be broken,and that lie will not be restrained In the conscientious discharge of his duty by technicalities of laws medo when the pre cut an malous condition of affairs were neither ant : c ; p; ted or pr< vided for." lly Order of Major General Mbadss : It. C. Drum. A. A. O. oct In -20A\vJ j MISKRABLESHAKER IS THE ( victim to Fever and Ague ThU tedious and I unorvating Ureas'' s, unfortunately,! owi 11 known toieed i a descripti n. It. Is strictly a m\l irlou* disc.ne, caute.l by oxhalatlosi i irun the s>'.l « specially fr iu n.arskes, swamps Uid newly c’e.uod lan U ejxcunvberetl with decompo-iug j v : ctablc ma'ter. ‘•'hp chU'B is Crf.e of ‘he nKjgt troubfiebome c.f mahuiiiM, as tlte pl.t ieitt, thoyga he may not be contiued to his bed,Gincapab cos ac ion. Tne experience oi jeais ha demo., at rated the fact that HOST ETT eIV a STOM AGH LITTERS is a birv: means of fortifying the System against all atmospheric poison, breaking up the paroxysms and rapidly restoring tlie strength. Quinine, which has so long ecu the gi cat remedy for drills, has been superseded by this powerful and hannleas agent; whi.e as a preventive it is une jualled, a* its use will certainly exempt all who may live u unhealthy lot al it ics from t.h« ravages of this disease. ll‘ iSTETTEK’S STOMACH HITTERS is now among tli * moat popular, aud, at the srmc time, valuable Bpecifics in the medical world. Iu recommending it to the public, we are fully conscious of doing them a groat service, knowiug, as we do, t heir many excellent qualities, and sure and speedy action in all cast • where the disease Is cau.ed by irregularity of the digestive organs. Asa tonic 1L Is both mild and agreeable to the taste, and timulfttingln its action upon the system. octlO—dl2w2 “ T 0 OWNERS OP HOKSKS.” Tho.isandaof llorsie die yearly from Colic. '1 his need not be. l)r. Tohi.is’VENETIAN lIORSE LINIMENT in pint bottles, pr ice one dollar,will poaitivoly cure every case if given according to tho directions, when tirst taken. It is wa ranted superior to anything elac lor Cuts, Galls, Sprains, Old Sores, Swellings and Sore Throat. It is n* new remedy, but. of twenty-one years’ standing, and approved by the first Horsemen i:; the country. Colonel Philo l’. Bush, of the Jerome Dark Course, has used it for year*, and recommends it to his friends. Orders are constantly received for It, from the Racing Stables in England. It has stood tlie test of time, no one has ever tried it but continues its use. Recol lect to get Dr. Tobias* Venetian Horse Liniment In pint bottles, and take no other. Sold by tho Druggists and Storekeepers throughout the United States. Depot 10 Dm k Place, New Norb. eepl9—d&wlm IMMENSE INCREASE OF SALES. ALbCOUKS’ POROUS PL.At*TER». When* one was sold n few years a thousand arc sold now. They strengthen, warm and invigorate tho part upon which they are applied, and relievo nervous affections of the b iwcls, lumbago, pains -f the side, and usually al local pains. In affections of the kidneys they an* of grea ho. vice. Lame Hack. Nkw York, November 23,153 V. T. Ai<l( i i'hik Vo.—Gentlemen I lately suffered te verely from a weakness in my back. Having heard your P! u-tera n.uch recommendeel lor c*ses of this kind, I pro cured ol- 1 mid the reui’t was all I could desire. A single l’.a Lei c ired me in a won't. Yours, respectfully, I. G. BRIGGS, Drcpr:e‘or of the Brandre’h House. i'lii'Cipal Agency, Brandreth House, New Yo'k. Sold by ail Drucg stffi. seplD—d&wlm J M, DTE & COn Warehouse and Commission MEUCIIANTB, AU (i USTA, GEOHGI A, pONTLNUE THE BUSINESS IN j and: its i-rabciK s, at their OLD STAND. 14S REYNOLDS { STREET. Prompt attention given to the STORAGE and ! SALE :CO l ION and OTHER PRODUCE, and to the j PURCHASE OF BAGGING, ROPE and FAMILY SUP- ! PLIES. Liberal cash advances ma ‘o when required." Ccm mission for Selling Cotton One and a quarter per cent, j Consignments solicited. seplS—d&w6m. NOTICE, r rilE UNDERSIGNED, LATE OF JL nrm oi Fleming ± Hovtlakd. having determined to ! resume hi# old business, the STORAGE and SALE of 1 COTTON and otlier I’itODUCE, Las completed arrange ; iQ«ats for STORAGE in the Eire-proof Warehousa of 1 Mr. A. F l ah!, CORNER OF BROAD AND JACKSON j STREETS. The loc&thffi being central, and convenient to all kinds of 1 trade. ! Ht wii: giv\ Li# rERSONAL ATTENTION to the biuvr.-.as, ar.d eoi.ct# the i<dronage or Lb old friends and I the pubhc generally. FORTEIt FLEMING. Aug Ga., Ju y IS, IS6S. jCiS.-d*w3:a a. a beau. n. #rRARs w. n. ivttul BEALL, SPEARS & CO., Cotton Factors WAREHOUSE AND COM MISSION M ERCHANTS. pONTINUE THEIR BUSINESS AT \J 'heir old gland THE COMMODIOUS FIRE PROOF WAREHOUSE, No. 6 Cacpbeli street, Augusta, Ga. Aii business entrusted to theni will have strict persona! attention. Order# for BAGGING, UNIVERSAL TIES, or ROPE and FAMILY SLTPLIES premptiy filled. Lileral CASH ADVANCES made on Produce in store. The commission for se.Ung cotton will be 13* per cent. -‘.l'—dSa.Awdm ; Burke County Land for Sale. 70/ acres of first rate oak • “ J a; -'*. KORY Land, lying on Brashy Creek, 4 mues Ncr‘h - -t trom W tyoesb-To’, well watered and An L.v ELLENT DWELLING and all nece« . /V'y :r. coo 4 order. Euougn good land open Jor l r. Lomu*, s x . 5.5 Cotton lo tno hajjd have been made cn ' T|,; piw*. stock Olje gefld. 300 tuste's Com wit- Fed- | and« r.--r k» eon t-o pj.ee. Ki<ht or ten good hands on the 1 place wire desire to ruva*. Convenient to chc-che* and •--■-'•-.Att; KEMARKABL* CHKAF at S3,NV Cash. ALSO. A t 600 ACHES Ol KXCILLEXT LISE LAND Sty >;• v tb, fits. I'j.t, on brushy Creek. Prepuces C. in atd Otxn t«;uai.y a. a- ELf other. A GOOD DWELLING artu vuth -u»at; tew. 75 acr»in aoldTs- Ut - Etc--:,eat wider. St- - k rarifc n-yt rale, corn and l i-r w!,, I-. ’ and on ti.-- pUce as abeve. Four jood Land. Who a -u to contract i.,-at year. This is a very - ' i 1 ■ v--y ‘.-.-.t - . most deslrabie piace. A ' vd. -yt... .--i.- Address T. I'ILLAKD, ■*! 30—»islifawS Betseils, Columbia Cos.. Ca, MEDICAL COLLEGE OF Gr EOR Gr A 9 -A. X X- (ar T_> r r • THE 34TH COURSE OF LECTURES tzxoiiettiinii on tt« 1.-t MONDAY in NO FFFsVWI, Conrre. »KS : Malrioi'iiOon, »s ; Da.ec uoax,sß); D.pioaaa, jso. Aii payable in carrency. F AC1 T LT Y, JLD. t Boierltnj Profeesor of Materia R- D. FORD, M. D. t of th? Institutes and Prac tice or Medicine. A. EVE, >l. D , Profeasor of Obsietiics and Di eases of Women .nd lnraute. ~L L A A I >Ci i AS - M Profaoor of the Principles and Prsct.ce of Sur^erv. Pha^nacv * M. D., Prot' eacr of Chemistry and ii. I. CAMPBELL M. D. Profeaeor, cf Ur-erative Sur- Surarieni A .atomy. ' w frirrHTV o \ t l) ' r M • Pr.crsrOr of Anatomy. vr'Vil* vrcai t,UT };. M *. 1 ‘ - i’rof,es*r of Therapeutic?, ft'A^tnoFnTHY-^ 1 J urispridcncc. M - 11 • rr<,! “ ior of CAMPBtLL. M. D„ AJjnßct of toa^'rAiriciuie^ 10 **' M ' U - Aisk,aa ‘ 10 tfcc P«>- 111(1 rrly' 1 S ' cO^EMAi '. M. I>., DemoMtntor of An f E - '’- fi*. U:ln'c.il Awistanl at the D'l^enaary. s.-pilf-wo-as L. A. DUGAS,Bern. SAVANNAH MEDICAL COLLEGE, SAVAMNAH, GEORGIA. TIIE TWELFTH ANNUAL COURSE i- of fiW-'Tur. ES inttfo i-. -ttutK*. w:uTJiisc?S Ute first MONDAY in NOVEMi.EK ne ,t, and continue four nsontiio. FACULTY: R. D. ARNOLD, -1. D., Profeesor Thecry and P. r-ce of Medicine. P. M. KOLLOCK, M. D„ Piofawr Olwtretrlcs and Diseases of Women ami Children. Adjunct—THUS. SMITH, M D. W. G. BULLOCH, M. D., Professor Principles and Practice of Surgery. Adjunct—T. J. CHALTON, M.B. /. B. READ, M. I)., Professor Materia Medica and Medical Jurisprudence. Adjunct—K. J. NUNN, M. D. J URIA H IIARRI3S, M. 1) , I'rofessor Physiology and Pathology. Adjunct—J. O. THOMAS, M. D.; W. it. WARING, M. IV, Professor Anatomy. W. M. CHARTERS, M. D., Proiesaor Cbtemistry. Adjnn t-W. H. ELLIOTT, M. 1). W. DUNCAN, if. D., Demonstrator of Anatomy. R. P. MYERS, M. D., Assistant Demonstrator and Curator, lit quisites of Graduation the same as iu ail regularly chartered Colleges of good s'anding. CIJAKGES : ForCourreof Lectu.cs 00 Matric uation (paid only eneo) 5 u 0 Dissecting Ticket io 00 Diploma 30 00 For further particular address W. R. WAKING, M. D., au9—wGin Dean of Faculty. Dr, J, P. H. BROWN, Dentist, 180 Broad Street, (NEXT HOUSE ABOVE JOHN & T. A. BONES’ lIAUDWAKE STORE;, AUGUSTA, GEORGIA. THOSE'WHO DESIRE SOMETHING JL better , cleaner , more durable and beautiful than the common, odorous, thick and clumuy rubber work, are in formed that Dr. B. gives special attention to inserting teeth on Gol.VPlatina and Aluminum with particular reference to restoring the features to their natural expression, so a« 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 Regis ter" for January, speaks as follows: • This is a most excellent little work, designed to give in formation to the people. The feasibility and importance of thus transmitting to the people knowledge co valuable to fiieia aud so intimately connected with their comfort and health, lias long been acknowledged by many iu the Dental profusion.” Ji3—w4m Administrator’s Sale, WILL BE SOLD BEFORE THE Court House door in Cvawfordville, Taliaferro county, on the FIRST TUESDAY IN OCTOBER NEXT, within the lawful hours of sale, under and by virtue of an order from the Ordinary ofs.ud cjnnty, the following i rop erty,to-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 lauds of James H. Flynt, J. H. Fealts. James M. Triplett, Felix P. Brown and others. Being well known as the plantation whereon Au gustus W. Flynt late of said county, deceased, resided at the time of his death. The said Tract of Laud will be sold in four (4; separate tracts or parcels, on t hree of which are good improvcim nts, one of them which i.eludes the Homestead, having a good two-story Dwelling, Gin House, and Screw, wiili running gear, and sll other necessary buildings. This tract (the Homestead) contains about four hundred (400) acres, more or IcBS, with about forty (10) act ve in original woods. The other parcels contain from two hundred and twentymo two hundred and sixty acres, with fuom twenty to forty acres of original * oodlandpn each tract. All off this land is good average f rmlr.g land for Middle Georgia, for rats'ug Cotton, Corn and Wheat, with choice bottom land on threc-trac's, on Wll’iAins’ Creek and Beaver Dam Creek, and all well * iwer ed lands, and situated in n healthy region. There a e four Churches within .three miles of these lands, one Baptist Methodist, Prcsbyleriar and Ron.an Ca'hoHc, and within live mdes of Raytown Dep« t. I will take pleasure lnshow : Ing theabovelands to stiy one wishing to look at tin m, and will exhibit pints and surveyor each. Also, at the same time and place, unless sold privately be fore that day, one Tract of Hand in Union county (originAlv Cherokee), 18th District, 1.-t settlor., No. 70, containing one hundred and sixty (lOO) acres. The above lands sold w the property of Augustus W. Flynt, late of Taliaferro county, de ceased, for the purpose of paying the debts of .said deceased and distribution among the heirs at law of the deceased. Tzbms of hALE—One half r-f tlie purchase money to be paid 25'h December next or tube sold the Ist Tuesday in Januaiy, 1869, at the bidder’s risk, at Crawfordville, between the umal houm of sale, and the other half to be paid 2oth December, 18ti9, with Interest from date, with a mortgage on the lands: deeds to be made when the first payment i:> made. This August 12th, 1808. JOHN B. FLYNT, OUgU—wld _ Administrator, Administ “lor’s Sale, 1> Y VIRTUE OF AN ORDER FROM D the Honorable Court of Ordinary ot Lincoln county, will be sold, oa the FIRST TUESDAV in OCTOBER next, before the Court House uoor in said county, between tlie legal hours of sale, Two Hundred and Forty-two (212) acres of i-and, more or less, situate and lying and being m Lidcoln county, and known as tlie Home place, tu the waters of Gray’s Creek, adjoining lands ot C. K. Ramsey, W. A. Gunby, aud William Q. Spires. Also, One Hundred and Fifty-nine (159; acres, more or leas, situate and lying and being lu said county of Lincoln, *n the waters of Gray’s Creek, and known aa the Bohier Tract, adjoining the lauds of C. E. Ramsey. W. Q. Spires, and W. 11. Gnuby, ali sold as the property of Z kchariab Spiros, late of «aid.county, deceased, for the benefit of the heiri and ermlitors ol add deceased. Terms cash in U. S. currency. JOHN Q. SPIKES, auglG—wtd Admin htr at oj. Postponed Adm’strator’s Sale. By virtue of an order from the Honorable Court t f Ordinary of Lincoln county, will sold on the FIRST TUESDAY iu OCTOBER next, before the Court House door in said county, between the legal hours of sale, the following property to-wit: Five Hundred and Twenty-five (525) acres of Land, more or less, situate, lying and being in tlie county of Lincoln, on the water* of Fisting Cretk, adjoining lands of Samuel Wynn, Thomas G.Gin&e, r*r.d land* belonging to the Estate of Peyton W. Norman. Sold as the properly belonging to he E-date of William H. Mur man, late of svd countv, Re eased, for the benefit of ihe heirs and creditors of ga id de ceased. Terms cash in U. S. currency. JAMES H. McMULLAN, a-tglG—wtd Administrator. JENNINGS & SMITH, COTTON FACTORS AND General Commission Merchants, WE CONTINUE TO TRANSACT >1 11)0 above named bi h-'.-s at onr COiW.MO UIOUB aiul (ENT UA LI, Y I.OUA TED WARE- No. 0 lid Uto nil Street, An^u.tlii, <Ja.» and will give onr stri-.t persona! atter.tion To All Consignments Entrusted to us, and hope to MERIT a continuance of the liberal pairouago extended to us during thopast season. Our charges will te For selling Cotton $1»00 pfr Bale. Storage .. 50 cents per month. T. J. JENNINGS. J. T. SMITH. au2B—i!*w4m l.\ E<JI:iTY—IN RICHMOND SUPERIOR COURT. AT CHAMBERS, AUGUST 27TH, 1868. In the matter of the application of John i Craig and Charles A. Howland, As signees of the Union Bank, for advice and direction in tiie discharge of their trust, ; and for a discharge therefrom. On reading the foregoing petition (for di : rection and discharge from their trust) it r is, on motion of Frank H. Miller, Soli- I citor for the petitioners, ordered that all parties holding claims against or tho bills j of said Union Bank, lately doing business : in the county- of Richmond and 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 be 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 intbeirhaudsas 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 all 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, New York, Cincinn*ti and Augusta- WM. GIBSON, Judge Superior Court Middle District. GEORGIA, RICHMOND COUNTY. I, Ellery M. Drayton, Clerk of the Su perior Court of Richmond County, hereby certify the above and foregoing is a true and correct oopy of the order of the Judge of the Superior Court, dated August 27th, 1868, aud entered on the minutes of the Court, folio 664. Witness rnv hand and the seal of j L.s. said Court, August 29th, 1863. ( J E. M. BRAYTOX, Clerk. | The Atlanta ligoncer, Savannah yews X Herald, Mmngomery Advertiser , j Cincinnati Enquire. , aud New York Jour- i na.l of Commerce, will please copy once a week for three mouths, and send bill and copies of papers to John Craig, Assignee, Augusta, Ga. JOHN CRAIG 7 Assienees CHAS. A. ROWLAND, ] Assl fc ne «’- Augusta, Ga., August 31,1565. sepl—dl&wSrn COTTON PLANTERS, RALLY! UNPARALLELED SUCCESS —COTTON SCREW!! WRIGHT’S, ALLUM’S, BANKS’. Great Improvement in Cotton Packing Screws !!! the BEST Tlsr use. Gn’E ENTIRE satisfaction to all who use them. COME ONE' Come all ! Every Screw warranted. ALSO, pIN GEAR of aU size3i SUGAR BOILERS, SUGAR MILLS, GUDGEONS. ALARM BEL t.S, and all kinds ol MACHINE RValid 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 PRESS, would be pleased to supply Planters with Presses complete or any parts thereof. Have on ban 1 a large lot of New and Sec-md-hand SHAFTING, PUL LEYS. 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. augSO—tuthsiwtf ATTENTION f ATTENTION! ! WRIGHT’S IMPROVED COTTON SCREW TS A SUCCESSFUL COMPETITOR IN PACKING SCREWS; RIVALS ALL A OTHERS, 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. D. PALMER, Gen. Agent. augSO— tilths* wtf Upward Packing Screw! ,^ ~^ ALLUM’S IMPROVED PATENT SCREW. THE ADVANTAGES CLAIMED FOR THIS SCREW IS ITS SIMPLICITY, durability, capacity arid its adaptation to either being putin the Gin House or used outside; can bo easily covered; will last longer; do bettor, and give as good satis faction as any known Screw or Press. Every Screw warranted. COUNTY RIGHTS lbr sale. Models and Screw can be seen at Augusta Foundry and Machine Works. P. Malone, aug3o—tuths&wtf Proprietor. BANKS’ PATENT PACKING SCREW ! Net/ Invention, COMMENDS 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 aud Machine Works. Every Screw warranted. SHELTON OLIVER, for Patentee. P. S.—l’. MALONE will receive orders for Screws. aug3o—tutlis&wtf w. H. YV A Hi; UN. Col. A. J. LANK, JNO. VV. WALLACE. Hancock County* WARREN, LANE it CO., COTTON FACTORS, WAREHOUSE AND COMMISSION MERCHANTS, 155 REYNOLDS STREET, uVUOCWSUA., GEORGIA. Having the very best facilities for the storage ynd sale of COTTON and othor PRODUCE, we oiler our services to the public, with the as surance that onr 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. Wo are agents for tlio celebrated “KETTLEWELL’S MANIPULATED GUANO ” ODER’S AMMONIATED ALKALINE PHOSPHATE, and the ARROW TIE for baling cotton. Prompt attention given to orders. Commissions for selling cotton 1} per cent. aug3o—d!m<iw2m GULLETT’S PATENT STEEL BRUSH COTTON GINS. ABOVE GIN IS SUPERIOR - jir;-Iln.m- at AyntM.i'.i u K.nr» In lbr sGlt of AUbllma! j • j 1 advantages ar - .lined, lx*t.h \n quantity and '** P ° r P,onn?i ms-re ,UR C ' ,ltou in6ed 0,1 th- W«*gins of our '• We have on hand pamphlets showing th-* merit- of this ^ clvlng certify ™ J many Os the largest \ 7* lurnishto any plauter who desires* to W ° The G ULLETT OJN can be seen at our office, co r.cr Reynolds and Mclnfrish streets. ISAAC T. HEAR!) & E 0„ rnnO—d&wtiß) COTTON FAOTOIIS. AOKNTS. IMPROVED! IMPROVED! I)i 11 0 11 ‘Universal Cotton Tie. BANDS STRENGTHENED AND TIE IMPROVED! THIRTY-SIX BANDS IN A BUNDLE, COMPLETE I TFaL^ P , L 7 C ,MJ?s^v.Pp F J HIS TIE !S exceedingly simple, and J EACH BAND AND TIE IS W AKRANTED PEP.LEC'T. Foreuleby BEALE, SPEARS dr CO., Agents, and Comirtseion Meretsr.tA No. 6 Cmbpliell Streets, Augu.ta.os S. D. LINTON &. CO., COTTON FACTORS AND Commission Merchants, TACKSON STREET, AUGUSTA, U Wta Ev-their prompt per<E>cai atreni ion t- the sale of PRODUCE to their tire. ComaLsinha charged will be IX per cent. Comigcmente solicited. 8 D. UNTON. P.L. GENTRY. aegis—dim Awl, r GEO. K. MOORE. TO RENT, My residence in summer \ ILLL'. witk twenty-five of land, all muter fence; the home haeten rooms with pantries, and all suffi cient ontbuildingß for eenttta and good etabits, and on tLe pteintoi* a well of fine waU;. Also, Uirte fine room i over my coUon office, suitable for steeping rooms or offices. Apply to A> TOUTK FOGLLAIN auß—dAwtf B. A. STOVALL, Cotton Factor AND COMMISSION MERCHANT, OFF iCB, POCLLAIN’S RANGE, JACKSON STREET\ AUGUSTA , GA. CONSIGNMENTS OF COTTON AND PRODUCE solicited. Strict personal aUeuUon given to business. Commissionfl for selling cotton One xyn A QvASTER TIB CZHT. Bep4—Wlffi FORSALE. A GOOD PINKY WOODS PLACE two mites ab3Ve lirmia, ou Die Georgia Railroad, containing abom two hundred aud fifty acre*. On the pLce is c. good framed Upreiliiig, ail aec&mry outimikßngg, a fine Orrhaxd of young r uit trues, and a well GfJfcXCellent Water. Abont seventy-five acres cleared, the remaimDr in the wood?. Tcnrus eway. Apply to H.A. MERRY. *epl7—<*4.*wlru herztste, Ga guli’crttermctti*. TALIAFERRO COUNTY. A DMINISTKATOR'S sale. -BY trttm ,ic Cosu '‘ e: Ordinary of in (Law f-?: >' U A sol<l before theCocri House door Sst— f ° Lefir?t TUESDAY Hi NOVEMBER wfiev I ", ea ‘ d cou nty belonging to the fet-de 0 f wi reot. Th « «•<*• ot "Mattox Trad." h.iT 1 y " • 'S™ loiw r,.-idis. coMaißihg thr. e nrn?aad^tL™ ore o <^it ' ss ’ ff. FicUandV O. W. ll!, » tnaot has a settlement on it with “J? w,tL othi: r on the used. Ad will be re surveyed nd mats ei ecu ted. tj: ~w o tracts, known as Joh'!.K>n*s surve'\ adjoining Jose h ot^€r f* This tract contains two hundred and n t utiu-I^ OT t OT K "»«h » 'ettiemeLt. one M “ K * ldric * Tract,”’ containing f i t,lore or le ® “The Johnson Tract, ti. W. Flynn, g. O. Farmer a u otheis. This Piace lias an old settlem x 3 t on it. BaSH?J?iSf* c HS? # t asao,lie eic * ?i!fnt lands. The John ii^i a «VI? ne . of f hc . best tiracts iTI Middle Georgia. Any S***2 1 at these Unds * ill call on W. W. Acree, or the undersigni and. ©old for the benefit otthe heirs and creditors. {j, , , L. AC REE, Ad in r September 35,15G3. sej.2 —wtd A DM INISTRATOR’S SALE.—WILL .AJLbe sold on the find TUESDAY in N oven, her next,with intno legal hour* of sale,betore the Court H- use ciwor in the town ft Crawfordvilie, Taliaferro co nty, under an order from theOo »rt of Ordinary of said county, the following pi; >Porty to wit: One tract of land lv iug iu said county ad joining »ands of J-.hu Evans, the eat ate of John deceased,anfi others, whereon, Leonidas G. Evans, late de ceased. r- sided at the time of his death, and containing two hnnJred and thirty-three 0*38) acres nr re or less. Sold as the property of Leonidas G. Evans, late of Talia ferro county, oec a«e«l,tor the purpose of navlng the debts ot dece -sod, a 1 and for distribution among the heir*. Terms cash. Septembdr 21 at, 3.4 8 JOHN EV AN S. Adrn’r. dc bonis non of Leonidas {G. Evans. 9ept22—wtd A DMINISTRATOR S SALE.—WILL JTjL hr sold on the first TUESDAY in NOVEMBER next, within the lawful hours of sal.’, before the Court House door, lu the town of Crawfordvillc, Taliaferro county, under ano*der from ti eOrdinaty of said county, the following property, to-wit: One improved lot iu the town of Crawfordvllle, lying on the west side of the Publ-c Square, containing one acre, more or iess, with a large store house, dwelling and kitchen on the same, bold as the property of -Jam'S M. Hammock, late of said county, deceased, for the purine cf paying the debts of sa’d deceased. Terms.—Cue-half the purchase mone* In cash. the re maioderon a credit of twelve months with l eu on the prop* e:ty until the money is pii . IIENRY T. HAM MACK, AdmTo'Jas. M. Hammack. September 22,1863. sep:3-w and /GEORGIA, TALI A F E 11 R 0 COUNTY.—Whereas, Samuel W. chapman ap plies to me for Letters of Administration on the c.'tato ot Nathan Chapman, late of a id County, deceased: This la therefor© to cite all persons concerned, to be and appear at the Court of Ordinary for said County to pc held on the first MONDAY in Sc, renibtr next, to show cause, if any they have, why said lovers should uot be granted to the petitioner. Given under my official signature, this July the 28th, 1368. Jy29 -wtd J. D. IIAMMACK, Ordinary. BURKE COUNTY. /GEORGIA, BURKE COUNTY.— VJ Whereas, JSdward Wimberly applies to me for Let ters of Administration on the Estate or James W. 11. God bee, late of Burke ounty, doce vsed. These are, there ore, to cite all and singular the kindred ami creditors of said deceased to be. and appear at my office on or before tuc FIRST MONDAY IN DECEMBER next, t. show cause (i f any they can) why said letters should no? be uianted to saiu Edward Wimberly. Witness my hand and official signature, this October 12th, ISOS- E. F. LAWSON, octet—ws Ordinary,B. C. f 2 BORGIA, BURKE COUNTY.— V,A Notu-e is h-reby given to all conce ned, that on the —day of— IS—, O otlwiu Attaway, la*e of Burke County, died in’es'ato, and tli it his es'a’e is now unrepresented, and that Administration dc bonis non will be vested in the Clerk ot the Superior <’curt, or some other fit ami proper person as the law direc s .t the December Term of this Court, unless some valid objection is shown to the Given under my I and and official signa ure at ofliee in Waynesboro, this Oc < her 12. h, isfirt. E. F. LAWSON. (ClS—ws Ordinary Burke County / 4 EORGIA, BURKE COUNTY.^ V A Notice is hereby given to all cot cer- cd. th vt on the day <t— 18—, J«'hu Walker, la'e of Burke C»uu«y, de par e<l this life i..testa e, ami lint his es ate is now un re prose trod, and that Admii.is'ra ion dc bonis non will be vostod iu the Clerk of th© Superi r c tut, or some o'her fit anil p ©per person, as ihofiw direct, *t the December Term of his Court, uules- solpc v »id objection is shown to thec »ntrary. Given ui der my hand and official signa ure at ( tfico at Waynesboro,’his Ocu her 12. h, 1 s»*S. E. F. LAWSON. cc l3—ws Ordii ary BuikeCounty* f 4 EORGIA, BUR~KE COUNTY,— Vj[ All persons having demands awainsi John C. Lovett, 1 it- of said county, dcci-asct!, an- hereby notified to piesent them, properly and. to me,witiiln the ti ne prescribed bv law, or they wtb not b - sealed. And all persons indebt ed to said decayed arc hereby r. quin* to make (n.mediate payment. JACOB G. OLlsS«»f. Octol>er p, 18 8 o 112— Administratur. |V OHOE TO DEBTORS AN D URED ITOIiS All oer&i. * Indebted to ti a Estate of Go. Gough, late of Buike C-.-unty, deceased, are hereby i.o ifli and to make immediate payment 'o ihc under signed, and those to whom said estate is iudi-bted, will render in an ac mint rs their demands properly proven withiu the time prescribed by law to October 7th. 1863. JObEI'XI S. GOUGH, octlO—v»6 Adiu’r. SCRIVEN COUNTY. fy EORGIA, SCRIVEN COUNTY."- VT Whereas, Humphrey Bazc-more, of the county of Bcrivcn, applies to me tor Letters of Guardianship on the K-taieof fearali M., Mary J., Ida, Anna, and Archibald Robbins, minor children of Archibald t. Robbins, of said county, deceased. These are, therefore, to cite ami ad nonUli, all and singu lar, the kindred arid c.ed'.tors of said deceased to be and ap pear at my office in the town of ft) 1 ✓ania, withiu the time prescribed by law, and snow cause, if any they have, why sad Letters should not be grant and. Given under my hand and official seal, this October 11th, 1868. HENRY BARKER, octlS—w2s Ordinary. /4.EORGU7 SCRIVEN COUNTY^ VT Wherea- 1 . James Tuttle, oi the county ot Bcriven,ap nncstome ior Letters of Guardianship on the estate of Morton, minor child of Martha Mortou, ot said county, dc c eased. The?© arc, therefore to cite and ulm >nish, all and singu la i the kindred ami ore"ii<uvj o siio ueceased to be and ap pear at my office, in the town ofoylvaiiia, within the time Ei escribed bv law. to show cause, if any they can, why said et’ers should not be u ti'k!. Given under my hand and o;Kci J ned,this October 12th, 18«8. HENRY BARKER, octls - w 25 Ofdiuary. /GEORGIA SCRIVEN COUNTY.- IT Wl.»r«iß, Mr-.Te*.i wsnu- rowel!, <.fU.cu.uuty ol Sciiven, applies to me Tor Letters of Adn inis*ration, with the will annexed, o:i the Es*a?t of Lewis BowcP, of said county, decern 01. These are, therefr e.tocitoand admoniHh, all and ir.gu i r, tl e* kindred and c.-ed tms of m»i*l deceased to le and ap pear at my office,iu tin town nf fcj ivania. within the 'ime prescrined by law. to show cause, if any they car., why sai 1 | Letters abui.ld not bo granted. Given under my liaml aid mil Is< at. this Octot»cr 12 h, j 1868. HENRY BARKER, octlfc-w2fl Ordinary. ' UCIUVEN SUERIEK SALE.—WILL be sold b» fur- Do * ! o.uri H- tw ('oor In the village of Sjlvßtibw Beri veu Oo u mi- Of.'git. wj hin tt-e legal hour, ot suit*, on the firs' TUESDAY in November next, a tract of Land coutaPiing two numirwi *n<l thirty acres mor© or less, lying near Little’Ogeech’e Greek, In Sciiven county, bounded by lamia of Witli.Mn K. Williams, and diaries Jl. Moore and others. Levied on by rm-to satisfy the co-t in the case ol Howell Super and wife vs Thorne? T. Seibcll* : execution issued out of Superior O-urtof said county. September 29, 1868. JOHN W. BOSTON, ocl2—wtd Sheriffs. G. QCRIVEN SHERIFF SALE.-. WILL KJ be sold before the Court House do- r in the Village of »> ivaula, Scriv- n co mty, Georgia, between the legal hours of sale, on the first TUESDAY in November nex‘, a tract of Land lying ;n said county, containing fifty acres, more or less, and adjoining lands cf Dr. Lifitte, Martin and D B yan levied on as the property of Samuel J. Oraham, 10 satisfy nji fa issued from the Justice’s Court of the Thirt\- sixth District, O. M.. of said county, in favor of William 11 Hunter vs. Sar.inel J. G;..ham; levy ina< o and returned to me by B. M. Bmtkmirn, Confltttble of said District. Also, at tlio samo time and place, a Tract of Land lying aad being in said countv, containing two hundred acres more or less, adjoining lands of Nathan M. Johnson, Jas] Horton, Thomas Gross and others. Levied on by ine as the property of Isaac W. Bryan, to satisfy costs on Ji. fa's issued from the Superior Court of said county cue in favor of John C. Thornton, Administrator de ‘iMjvie nor, of Daniel S. Thornton, vs. Isaac W. Bryan aud Benjamin P. Green ; ono in favor of Hardy Hunter vs. Tsaao W. Bryan, Elijah C. Davis, principals, and Edmund B. Gross, security ; one in favor of Thomas W. Oliver vs. Isaac W. Bryan, Mary A. Bryan, principals, and Thomas Gross and Thomas S. Mims, security; one in favor of George It. Black vs. Isaac W. Bryan, William A.Siugel ton and James B Dell ; one in favor es John C. Freerrrurr VB. Isaac W. Bryan, principal, and Elijah C. Davis, en dorser ; one in favor of Edward J. Pye vs. Isaac \V. Bryan, and in favor of Lemuel Parker vs. Isaac W Bryan. Also, at the same time and place, a Tract of Land lying and being in said county, containing three hundred and sixty acres, more or less, and adjoining lands of William Cooper, John R. Cooper and William T. Opie. Levied on by me as the property of Wilson Cooper, deceased, to satisfy three.//, fa's issued from the Superior Court of said county, one in favor of Ann Jane Howard vs. Wilson C. Cooper, principal, Ransom Rogers, security, and Wil liam Cooper, security on appeal ; one in favor of Cynthia L. Howard and Eliza A. Howard vs. William C. Cooper, ami in favor of Ann Jane Howard vs. William C. Coopor, Eliza J. Cooper in possession at time of levy. Also, at same time and place, a Tract of Land lying in said county, containing}une hundred acres, more or less, and adjoining lands of Clarrisha Brags, Michel Jenkins and Henry F. Mills. Levied oil by me us the property of William Larisey, to satisfy co*ts on two Ji. fa's issued from the County Court of said county in favor of Georgo Ferry vs. William Larisey, William Howard and William Arnett, endorser. - A lao, at the same time and place, three hundred and thirty-seven acres of land, more or lees, being a tract lying and being in said county, and adjoining lauds of Robert D Williams, John Joiner, Howel Bragg and Elisha Oglesbee. Levied on by me as the property of Edward P. Bryan, to satisfy a coat Ji. fa. issued from the Superior Court of said county in favor of Thomas Gross t'S. Edward P. Bryan. A Iso, at the same time and place, one Tract of Land lyingnnd being in said county, containing fifty acres, more or less, and adjoining the lands of Wilimm L. Mathews. Robert W. \\ illiamsand estates of Andrew J. W illiams and Jes9e W. Kent, Thomas Moore being in possession ; also, one lot in the village of Sylvania, ad joining lands of Benjamin F. Bcott, estate of Joseph H. Morehouse and others; also, one hundred acres on the Southeast corner of a five liuudred and sixty-five acre tract, known os the Arthur Robbins Tract of Land : also, one hundred acres on the Southwest corner of eaicl Rob bins 'L ract, and also, the remaining three hundred and sixty-five acres of said Robbins Tract of Land ; the said Robbins Tract of five hundred and sixty-five acres, ad joining lands of John Mock, Jirnpsey H. Ennis. Stephen Robbins’ children, John Tutle and Green H Waters. All of the said last named lands levied on by me os the prop erty of Alexander Kemp, deceased, to satisfy Ji. fan issued from the Superior Court of said county one in favor of Civility Freeman, Administratrix, Garret Free man vs. William W. Kemp, Executor ©f Alexander Kemp ; one subpoena./? fa. in favor of Hiram \V. Joiner vs. said Alexander Kemp ; one subpoena Ji.fa ill favor of HensyF. Mills vs. said Alexander Kemp: *ne subpoena Ji- fa. in favor of Jones Purker vs. said Alexander Kemp. 0 , JOHN VV. BOSTON. ccta-wtd Sheriff S. C. Q C RIVE N SHEItIFF SALE.-WILL k.} be sold before theC-urt House door, in Bylvama, couDty, within the legal hours of Suit*, on the fi at i UEbDAY in November next, a trac>. of Land, containing three hundred acres, more or less, adjoining Lands of Daniel Brinson, John H. Brinson, and A. Mvere, lying on the Ogeechee liiver. Levied on aa the property of Jason Brinson, to satisfy aJi fa. issuing out ot the Superior Cos jrt of raid County, for the cost in the suit of Angela Myers and Henry M vers against Jemima Brim-on, Jacon Brinson, and Abraham Kelsey, Terms cteh. HENRY PARKER, scplO—wtd Sheriff. GEORGIA, SCRIVEN COUNTY.— \JT Application will be made to the Court of Ordinary or Scriven County in NOVEMBER next, for the Guar dianship of B*rney Sco»t, Tuiiula Scott, and Hester J. Scott, minors of Jane A. Scott, deceased. J. W. POWELL. Sflvania, Ga., September 16th, ISGB. sepl7—2 OCRIVEN SHERIFF’S SALE.- Will be sold, before the Court House door in tne village of Sytvania, Scriven county, Ga., between the usual hours of sale on the FIRST 1U LSD AY in OCTOBER r.ext. All that lot or tract of land, actuate, ljing ami being in said county, containing eighteen hundred ac;eg,more or less, and funded rs follows: on the north by land of Will am D. Hamilton, as the ‘A reher Tract;” on the east by land of'-Will am D. Hamilton and Mrs. Safina Merton; on the south by the writer-? of the Or- at Ogeechee River, and or. the west by ltnds of Archbx'd M. Stubbs and the estate ot Hardy Everett, deceased. Levied on as the property of Willis Young, t <o saris'} a mortgage Ji. fa., ieeutd from the May Term of the Superior Court, I£F>7, in favor of N. B Brown & Cos. Said property pointed out in s .id Ji. fa., and levied upon by me to aatbf> the tame, this July 30t»>, 1868. HENRY PARKER, aug2Q—wtd Sheriff Scriven county, Ga. COLUMBIA COUNTY. DMIMSTRATOIVS SALE-WILL Ik* .sold on the tint TUESDAY in Dfcoemtwr next, St toe Lower Marii-t House in the city of Aupun, within the umisl hours of rale : Or.- Jot lan 4 containing one hun dred end thirty acre* nur or lea*, mm »■ it chmond county, on the waters of Bom' Gut < reek, and sdj .kin* lands of tV.liian, Whitaker, B.mey Gay and other*. >„ld (or the benefit of the heirs and OfodOTs of Joshua Whit ak:-r deceased. ,' . J*?* WHI^AKLK, Columbia Cos., Ga., Peyt. iff, 1&0-. Ad.r.'r. octi—w*d EXECUTOR’S SALE.—WILL BE gold before the Court House dr-or in Appling, Columbia county, on the first TUESDAY In October next, within the legr.l ho rs of sole (534) five hundred and thirty four acres of land, more or less, adjoining larn u ol L. G. Stud, Dr. Collin* L. P. Murray and others. To be add ae the property of John Colllls, late of paid county, decked, for the benefit of the heir* and creditor* of taid deceased. Term* cash. Mb* E. D. COLLINS, i Midi* L. F. COLLINS, / Executors. W. A. MARTIN. ) August 3d, 1 tbs. au7-wd M, D, JONES, W. R, ROBERTS,: ATTORNEYS AT LAW, (HIDVII.I.K, »I-A C. It. tt., OKOIICJIA. WILL PRACTICE IN THE SU- T T PKEME COURT, the FEDKRAL OOURTK. aud all the COURTS of the MIOLH.K CIRCUIT. Ait business entrusted toour rare will Ik- attended U- with and disjrfctrh. JauUtt—ly sf*oal 3uitTrtisrwrntis. burke county^ T'WG MONTHS AFTER THE DATE * »«■« -O lh. Court 'Yf or of Charles A. * 1 , thc . Keal K . f,a,c the benefl. of the ,0r October Ist, 1563. • «. BERRY. Adm’r, — octS—2in COUNTY 13L O&S of the m, for letter, dhunlW SSL ?SS2£sSSi' >»• KIKhT MONDAY fn April IM9 to ur I'hforo the they have, whv said letter, should uot be°pM,‘S“'''’ f * aV l 7. ,nes3 mT L “ d atdolEdal sth TTURKE SHERIFF SALE WTT T j „ l * * l and hefo-e the Oourt House door, in the iwnTr " VJ'.S’boro, Georgia, between the legal hours ou f l ESI)AY. the 3d day of Novembci n«“ 1 f’ V , follo “ in ! ; described tract, ofLlnd Ja st ten hundred and seventy acres, more or l^a. &.SiS twe 1 ve* a acres^ *more^ °" Lauda of the L. Sapp. Levied STfittS property of the eatate of Anthony Bouuell, late of Burke county deceased, to satisfy aji f a . execution uanedoutor the Court of Ordinary of iid wunty iu f« or of Anthony Bomml" J BOU " U “- ad """ is ‘— EDWARD BYRD. Ser'omteT«o, lssg. , ',l ( BURKE COUNTY.- ohfdmh • ?>; Ca ! r ’ 11 1) s applied t,. me for L tter, SS,aa‘ E “ U " ofA: ' r » ; “ V. it.-rt. late of terafedtetebow(S!lL\ t ?f <: i!f a 'lS! ftJ, S 01 * ll,h ali .l* r »>ns hi rrwfine« nlvh' shoui.l'neU’t" mnS! Seotrmfer.m. “ Udo;Bua! --Ixnatu e thj, lSth day of E Vdfn^°B N b. BURKE COUNTY.- 'Vherias J*m©g C-laxton, Admin Ist rater of Bhcnby Ballard, doceasel. boa applied to ~ 0 for loow to sell ail the real property b. lougieg 11 and estate; These are, therefore, to cite and admonish ai! peraona con cerne.l to be am! apt ear at my cfllee on or before tie FIRST MONDAY IN DECEMBER next I*B, to .how cause, if ana they have, why ,aid leave strould not be grant-d Uivea under nry baud at rfflee. this September HXh. I*B . , B. F. DAWSON, BCr ; U '- W,d Ordinary B, C. ('2? EORGIA, BURKE COUNTY.— V A Upon the petition and application of Joseph 1). Bor iy. Admin strator of Alexander LoirUcld, late of Burke county, deeesfed, representing that ills nece-w, r y for the payment of the dehis or the EsUte. and for the pn pose of distribution, to sell the 1»„! of the dceoawd, and praying for leave to do Ihesame: It is, 0:1 motion of A . M. Rogers 0 1 timelier aid appl!< au t. ordered, that said petition be fliod, aud that notice be given by public, .on of this otder In the gazette in wl.ieh the county advertisements arcpuM'ehed once every two weeks for two mouth* prior to the hoailng at the next DECEMBER TERM of the Court. A tr e extract trom thcmlnutee of flic iu .lit, office K. F. DAWSON, soit 11—wtd Ordinary B. U. /aEORGIA, BURKE COUNTY.— \ A so al! whom It may concern Joeoph ,3. Laugh bav in?, in proper form, applied to mv for permanent letter.? of Administration on tlie eota’e of George iuG f -©id county: This iB to cte all and fingu-a', the credit©;* and rext ot kiu. of George Uuugh to be and appear at my offi c, within the time allowed by law, and show quite, if any they can, why perm an < -lit Atlhiimstratiou should uot iKigiaatcdto said Joseph t>. Baugh on George Gough’s eatate. YVituesa my b ind and official signature this Sei>t©Hil>er l 8t ’ lß6s - SIMEON WALLACE, BC b G v ' : ‘ O. B. (?. A DM IN ISTKATORS SALE.-WILL X\. he fold by order of the Court wd.cn silling for or dinary purposes, before the Court House door in Waynes boro, on the first TUESDAY in November next, between the usual hour* of «al«, a cerUin tract of Land, containing five hundred (SXJ) acres more or Itvs, and known afltho land belonging to the estate of John R. Cox, d-ceased. lying on the road leading from Waynesboro to Augusta, about one mile east of Gre* n’a Cut, and adj lining lamia of Michael Mixon, John W.Colain and Ziccariah Wimbeily. Sold for tlie ber.eQt of the heirs anti criditom of Paid deceased, sub ject to the widow’s dower. WM. COX, September Ist, ICG3. Adiiiiulairalor. se]=2— wtit (GEORGIA —BURKE COUNTY.- GUAMMAN’S SALE —By leave of the Inferior Court of Burke county, will be* p l j on the FIRST TUES DAY hi ocrodkll next, attii<Cour Houae, in *tid ojunty, to the highest bidder, one-fourth in'erest in ah« use and lot in Waynesboro’; said lot lying aoutliwest of Col. Sturge*' lot. Sold :i? the property of Ignatius Talmer, doeeaaed. Sold for the benefit of iguatiug Balmer. Jr. Terms ca-h; purchaser to pay for titles. WILLIS PALMER, Adruinietrator of Iguatiua Palmer, Sr. s and Guardian ol Ignatius i'abuer, Jr. jAugukt 18th, 1&£. aug*2l-wtd Georgia, burke county. Whereas Thomas B. Cox, Aomlusitrator of F.oyd Cox, deceas-.d, has applied to me for leave to sell ali the rea 1 property belonging to ceta’e: These ure, therefore, u» cite and admonish all persons con cerned to he and appear at my office on or b.-fore the FIRST MONDAY in DECEMBER next, iB6B, to show caus-*. If any they have, why said leave should not be granted. Given under my hand at office this August likli, ISdS. aug2o—wtd SIM EON WALLACE, O. B. C. 1 GEORGIA, BURKE COUNTY.— Whereas, Hid Sanderfotd, Adminiatnitor of Mary Bedgood, represents to the Court in Ida petition duly filed and entered on record, that he has fully administered Mary* Bedgood’s Estate. This is, therefore, to ci'.e all persons con cerned, kindred and cedlto:s, to show cause, if any they can, why said adminutrator should not l« discharged from bit administration, and rceeiv- letters of dismuHbn on the first Monday iu February, IMiy. Given unde' my hand and official sfgnatu* ,st till*>i lu Wayr.ealioru’, August 7*b, lbflß AT W EON W ALLACE. augl2—wfi»n Ordinary B C. (GEORGIA, BURKE COUNTY.— Whcre&s HIT Sanderfo and. Administrator of Moses Mulkey. represents to the Court, iu his pe’Uion, duly filed and entered on r. cod, that he has felly administered Moees MuJkeyV E.-taie. This iKv-tliere'ore, to ciie ali; er»ona c<-n --c«.rued, kim'.rcd and creditor t, lo show caiuc, if auy they e-iTi, wli; slid Admlni.-tii.ti r »ii. u!d i ot tiedlschargrd from hia a. mini*'ratkii. and lec'ivc letters of dlamlfaion, on the fir?! .\f- ndar in Fob- ;ki j 1 t>9. Given u tier my l and nnd rftlci. 1 si*nature, at ( flic© In vV r a>m-eb«»ro’, August 7 h, IKB. BLMEON WALLACE, ang2t-v c n Oidj.ury B C. CO.EORGIA, BURKE COUNTY.— V A Notice is hereby given to all prisons concerned that on the day of, 18—, Joteph Attaway, lav© of Burke, dc parted this life intestate, and that his in now without representation by admimat a*ion, and that in terms of the law administration de bon is non will be v<«ted In the clerk of the Superior Court, or borne other fit and proj»er person, thirty and -.yd afG r the publication af Inis citation, unless some valid obj* clion la- adc to his appointment; Given under my hand and official in office at Waynesboro’, August 1(1, 1868. .SIMEON WALLACE, augl2—<n6 Ordinary B. O. (GEORGIA, BURKE COUNTY.— * I o all whom it m*y concern: Robert A. Rowland having, in proper form, applied to me for permanent Letters of Administration on :h* E»Ute of Willla ru J. Lawton, late of fluid county, this la to cite all and singular the creditors and next of kin of William J Lawton to to and aj p ar at my oilier within the time allowed by law, and t-how enus-, if any the? cun, why permanent administration should not le grunted to Rot ft tA. Rowland on William J. Lawton's Re late. Witness my hjtMl andjofilclul signature, at Waynuimro*, in oilicc, August G-h, Iff*. SIMEON WALLACE, uugl2—wfl Or, inary B.C. ( GEORGIA, BURKE COUNTY.— Whereas, John Atkinson, Executor of Gathara Shepard, decod'd. repremnta to the Court In: hi* petition duly fiieo and entc ed on record, that he has fully adminls tered Gathara Shepard’s estate. This in, therefore, to cite all pervona concerned, kindred nnd creditors, to s mw cause, If any they can, why said ex-cut >r shorld not lie discharged from hi< executorship, and n- ic letters of dlsrufasion on the first Monday in February, Giveu Under my official signature a' office in NVayncdboro, Burke County, Oa., Augn t l^E. SIME«)N WAW.cs au7—w6m Grulnarv B. C. CTATK OF GEORGIA. BURKE COUNTY.— Saralr K. Jerkiuß, Cusruian of Andrew J. X’erkinsi Mary D. Perkins (now Mary I>. Wajla-e), and George. VV. Perkin* hiving applied to U.c Court of Ordinary of said county, fur a discharge from her Guardianship of Alid cw J. Perkins, Mary D. Perkins (now M»ry J). WaU lacej, person and property. This ip, tlieref >rc. to cite all Pars ing conccrne-, *o flmw ft.use, by filing in my office, within the rime prescribed by law, why F. Pcrki-s should not be disiuiseod from her Guurdht*>rh:p ol said A'-drew J„ MaryD. and George \V . Perkins an-l receive tlie usual loiters of dlnn'iL-aion. Given under my official signature at Waynesboro, Burke County, Ga., August ]«6B. bIMAON WALLACE, au7—w6m Ordluajy B.U , (GEORGIA, BURKE COUNTY^ V A VVbereaa, Simeon A. Oiay, AJminirt-ator of Ja'n.™ Conner, renresci Ja to the Court in hi,petition duly tlleil and entered on record that Le has fully aiiministrre.l Jarne* Conner’s estate: There are, therefore, to cite and admonish, all and singular the kindred and crtdltore of said deccarcd, to (,e and ai.pcar at my office, on or Wore the tret MOMIiaT In January ay>3) eighteen h ilulred and sixty.nine, to .Low cause, if any they have, why Inters of dianiisaory in in said estate shouhl Hut be granted unto said Simeon A. Gray, us the law direct*. Given under m> hand and official signature, at office in Waynesboro this July Tth, IyGB. SIMEON WALLACE, Jyb w6m Ordinary. GEORGIA, BURKE COUNTY.— Va Whereas, Mie. Meldred Gray, Executrix of Richard Gray, deceased, represent* to the Court In her petition duly filed and entered on record that she han fully administered the estate of raid deceased: These are, therefore, to cite and admonish, ail and singu lar, the kindred and creditors of Hard deceased, to he and appear at my office, on or before the first MONDAY in January <lBGi; eighteen hundred andVixey-nlne, to show cause, if any they have, why Letters of dismiseory should not be gran fed to said petitioner. Given under my hand and official signal me at office in Waynesboro, July Bth, lt6d. El M EON WALI AC It, " 6 n Ordinary. /GEORGIA, BURKE COUNTY- I J-Vheieae, Nuncy Tg-wi*. AdwinMrUrlx ol Joi.u la’wi.., (ieoeaetJ, repmttiiL- to the Court, In her. pi- ith.n, dulrfllod aud entered on .< cr.rd, that niie has fuUy Ktmtnintci ,1 Jot, L-wis' estate: Thwe aretherdbro tpcito and admonish, nil and singular thojkiiidrod and creditors of said deceased, to U, und ap p.*ar at n»y office on or before the first MONDAY in Decem ber next, tn show cause,ifany tlmjr have, why said Letters should not be granted. Given under my hand and official signature, at office in Waynesboro’, thisSth day of May, 1668. BIMEON WALLACE, mylft-wtd Ordinary B.C. (GEORGIA, BURKE COUNTY.— \ A VN her fas. Job:: J. Jon»f, Executor of butbom Auy g ig*ug Jones, rej r Tits to the Court in h»B petitkn, duld and entered on record that he has fully administere Seaborn Augustus Jones’ estate : These are,therefore, to cite and admonish, all and sin gular, the kindred aud creditor* of said deceased, to be and appear at ray office, on or before the first MONDAY in December next, to show cause, if any they have, why said letters should not be granted. Given under ray hand and official signature, at office in Wayntsboro’, this 8 h day of May, 1868. SIMEON WALLACE, mylO -wtd Ordinary B. C. (GEORGIA, BURKE COUNTY.— \ J Whereas, Wit-Ism ’J. Brinson. AJnuu'atister of Middleton T. Brinson, represent, to the Court, in his petition duly tiled and entered on record, that he Las fully administer ed Middleton T. Brinson’s estate; These are therefore to cite and admonish all and Angular, the kim red and creel* ors of said deceased to be and appear at my office, on or lefoie the first MONDAY in Dcc( mber next, to show cause, if any they have, why said Letter* Should not be granted. Given under my hand anti official signature at office in Waync-sbo o’, this Bth dav ot May, lfct# BIMKON WALLACE, n.j 10—wtd_ Ordinary B. C. ( i EORGIAi BUKKE COUNTY~ \JT Wheroag, James T. McNorrill, Adiuiniattator o R^jbert.Boyd, represent* to the Court, In his petition, dulyf filed and entered on j ©cord, that he ha* fully administered Robert Boyd’s, state : These are then fore to c.teand admonish, all and singular, the kindred and creditors of said deceased, to be and appt-a at my office on or before the first MONDA Yln Dccembe next, to show cause, if any they can, why said Letters should not be granted. Given under my hand aud official (signature, at office lu Waynesboro - , this BUi day of May, 1908. SIMEON WALLACE, mylu—wtd ordinary B. C. RICHMOND COUNTY. tire of William Tant. Lf^! have, why said letters should not be eranfd ’ Given under my hand and offleia, giglmtu ; A this sth day of March, _ , M. BUAYTON. mvr7—wlamtd , V» ———K. (. JEFFERSON COUNTY. ( JJ.EORGI A—JEFFERSOITcoiTNT Y .Whereas, John Byne applies so me for 1 . tier. L Admimstr .ticm on the estate of Oliver H. [• Bvne 'ato Ts Said County, Jeceaaed : oyne.iateot therefore t° cite and admonish.a’l ai ,i .-immlar at my uihee teDoulsvni” wittfln* pre-ar if “>■ i'Srt. SALE.—BY VIRTUE . ol V** Vourt ot Onioary .f .Kflers, , S LouVvn’e? a® Esi.AYmTovT-v'' & ,W » wiinin the legal hoare of«di*? DA ' ,n^OV i ’ >loliK , ' cxt * youn*er children of William H “itaM? . ’ " '' -. •£? tee purpose ofadivlslon. ’ l ’“ y ‘ •• a A for I bums—One-ha.f payable Jar.na-v i t uc., ,1 i i*™* Bt, 1870; lo and for UUod Sivln on T’ , I', ™!? and titles executed when the purchase mc.nuv'i.4fuilvViV 1 _B©ptemb©r 2t B. li. W. HUNTER, Ouardhin.' Jefferaon County, will be }*dd at the Market jj 4 , N Town of Lou'avlUe, on tho li.st TUKSDAY in i v,' ' a tract of Laud, lying In .-Bill co ,nty oTJePereon ,„nt '„i, two hundred ands rty four acre, and ndkinte* ’ * Wn:. Hannah. r., r i™ j FteUte. Henry o j, s Jii.,' of Ldrabeth Hannah. Soldasthnprojicrty of theeatate ~i Ihociax A. Hwiuah, laic dooeased, for distribution, derma.ash. ELIZABETH HANNAH August 3,1*8. Administratrix. aus—wtd ADM IN IST RATOB'STaLK= JTk Ur virtue of an order f.om the don it or < irdi- ary of Jefr.rsou County, will be. Phut the Mart.-t Ho-.- u Town of Louiavilh, an the tl st TF ESDA Yin Ottobl r i -,t, atruct. or Land, lying In sold county, containing Uve hun.-n-d and fo.ty-eight acres, more or leu. and mljolning 1 v,e., John Russell. Wilds Howard and ether. Sold v the proporty of Moeos Russell dev.-.v-si, for th benefit of I and creditors. CRAS. RUSSELL Terms cash. AdumiWrrdor. au.*)—wtd «IXTY DAYS AFTER DATE Al'- kj ILIOATION Will be made to th. Court of Ordinary of Jefferson County, for leave to roll a 1 the Lands t*'k.ngin* to Ueniah 8. Carswell, late of auid county, decease.!. WM. A. WILKINS, August 31,1*):. Admini atrator. aus—wffiu SIXTY DAYS AFTER DA’I'E Ai I’Ll- OA WON will be made to tlie Court of Ordiu ry ol Jefferson county for leavo to wii the lan «of Thom s O . Poatcn, dectaA- and. JOSEPH U. POSTKN, Atliu’r. Isonitvlllc, July 2-I*.tu j yfy ( 'J.EORGIA, JEFFERSON'COITNTY. V—R W heiooa Job R. Huutir, AdiuinVtraior on the «■ - t>ito of Noah B. Oovinglou, d<.ccn. c < > 'i appii a*o me fov Letters of Diemlsaton; These are therefore to clt© and admoni h ail and aingubi i the kindred and creltton of said deceased lo be and appear at my office in Lou svil’.e. whhla tho time p?cfciTit*d J , l%w, to show CrtUie if auy they have, why , k .d U-u, / Bhou’d not he granted. McHOI.aJ. DJKIIL, jySl-wff> « Ord inar y. TVTOTICE.— PERSONS IN U EBTE I), to Beutaii S. Crowell, late of JeliV. -i.n Count v deceased, will picas' come forward aud t t.t!e,and th. holding claims agaluat said dev esod, will nr* tin m to me iega’ly autl*o.iticated, WM. A.Wli.KlbS. Administrator. /GEORGIA, JEFFERSON UOUTNY. \ Wuereas, John W. Alexander, Executor of the < i .» • of Wm. Boyd, docenacd, ap/llesto me forLettoia ofi isn.la sion : These are therefore to cite and admonish, all and singu lar the kindred and creditors of said decea -<.d, to he and appear at my office, in Louisville within the time pr* perilled by law, to show cause, if any they have, why said Letters should not be granted. »p7—wgQ NICHOLAS DIEIIL, Ordinary. ( 'J.EuRGtA, J EFFERSON COUNTY. Whereas John i lemiug. Administrator, and Jan*- C. Whigbam, Adminifitrat ix, ot tlie estate ot Wm. J. Whig haul, dreoftsod, apply to m© for Letters of DismlwloQ : These are, therofor©., to cite and admonish, all and sin gular, tho kindred and creditors of said docoaaed, t U ' aud apjaar at my office, In Louisville, within the tm e preecr.bod by law, to show clause, if any they have, \vh said Letters should not be gnuited. NICHOLAS DIEHL, ap7—w2s . ~- Ordinary. ( VEORGIA, JEFFERSON COUNTY. Whereas, Wm. A. Bedingfield, Adnmdstr&t«>i f tin estate ofEliaa W. Wiggins,dee*d, applies to mo for Let?r-re of Dismission : These are therefore to cite and admonish all an.: . gul&r, the kindred and creditors of said d<\-used, t<> I* ad appear at my office, in LouiuViUe, within the time pro scribed by Uw, to show cause, if any they have, why said Letters should not he granted. NICHOLAS DIEHL, ■ p7—Ordinary. ( GEORGIA, J EFFERSON COUNTY. VJT Whereas, James A. Oliphmit and Jo ej-h N. Olipbaut . Executors ot Jos *pb Oiipbant, doc’d, apply to me for Letter.! of Dismission; These are therefore to cite and admonish, ali and Finguiar the kindred ami creditors of said deceased, to Ik and :ippe;«r at my office, in Louisville, within the tune prescribed by l«w, to show cause, if auy they have, why said Letter.-) Humid not he granted. NICHOLAS DiEIIL, ooLetmok cij couart y. OGIiETUOJU’ HTCOIINTY ~S ii i-; 1 1- IFF'S SALE Will l>c Bold on the Unit TIThhDA V in O totrer next, before the tjourt Ifouse floor in the Town of Lexluglo’:, Oglethorpe c Uhty, within ’ 1 o leg '.l hotir- . I Mle, the following j.ro; erty, to-'-it: A tr::ct if Lain: con taining one hundred and forty ccrci, more or lore, in m:d •ounty, »c!| .Ining l uidaot Frank Howard and S (J.Ralli her. Levied on es the property of Kgb. rt M. ltarvell.by vlrtueofiwc. fi./«a. in favor of Thoinai D. Oil: in, i L'olhctor of Ogh-ihorj-e county, vn. Kgheit M. Harwell, I .r ptatc and county Tax. Terms c efil. BOOK KU ADKIN.S August 31st, 19*1. Deputy Suerill. sepfi—wtd /OGLETHORPE SHERIFF’S SALE- Willlie sold on th i first TUESDAY in O.tober next, before the'Oou-t iloui© door, in the town of Loxiiigtoii, Oglethorpe County, wiUiin the legal horns of eole, the f..- lowlng pnperty, lot oil: A tnct of Land confining aevt-u hundred and foity-sevcu aud one-fourth acre?, more o: I©* n, on the waters of Cloud’s Cre« k in Haid county, aUj. ln',- lftndß of Chgr.oi G. H:ng*ov©, Dr. Jamos S. fcin.h, Nathan Johmon, Z. H. Chirk and others. Levied on os the prop* rty of Jabti I*. Biawnvr, by virtue of a Ji. in. issued from ti.e Superior Court of said county, on the toredr.Bure or a m r - gstgc-in favor o: Lewis J. Deuproe vs Jub zP. Brawmr. Said tract of land sold by o.iw nt o. par..ce,uud jiointcd out In Hrtid./f. Ja. 'J'ornis Cuffi. BoOKEIi ADKINS, Deputy Bheiiff. LaxiKoaoN, August i7tb L IB6B. au29— OGLETHOKPE SHERIFF’S SALE. —Will Ik: sold on the lirrt TUESDA jln tKtobcr Kt. before the (R urt House door in the t >wu ■ i 1 Losingtifi, OgbflhorjeOjcnly, with n tho hg-l iio»:.i u* tlio I«.]- lowing piopeity to wit: A t act of L-n : cvnldning one hundred t.nd eighty-two acres, more or le h, n aid county, adjoluiug lands of I\ L. Davis, Cos m*gc Veil a-I ot, 1 .;: Levied on as the property of J. T. W. Watson, ?j» Admin iflffatcr on the eotatoo! John Butler, decearori, by virtue of fas. in favor of lliomtia D. Gilhain, Tax Colloclor of Oglethorpe County, v«. J. T. VV. Wataou as AiltniM.-; trator as aforesaid, for State aad (’ounty Tax. 'l'ornie Oudi. BOOKER ADKINB, Deputy BheiUl. August 27ih lfc6B. au’jD—wtd Bill in oglethorpe suFkuior COURT, TO MARSHAL A&cr, Ac.-George W. Bolton, Administrator on Rotate of Hepry I*. Hoff.dee’d, cs. Ben). F 11-rileman, it at. It appearing to the Court that. KolfOrt Scott, one of the <!o --< :ud&nh! in the atxive Hifited civic, is a non-reaulcnt of this S* /e: it is, therefore, ordered that h-i vie© be pern . Jed upon him by publication in the Chronicle A Sentinel, u ga k-tte pubUahed in the city of Augusta, Georgone: a month for four months previous to the next this Court. A true transcript from the minuted of Oglethorpe Superior Court, at April Term, ISGB. junS—lam4m CEO. H. LESTER. Clerk. LINCOLN COUNTY. A DMiNISTRATOR’S SALE~^BY virtue of an order from tin: Court of Ordinary of Llncola County, will be sold be!or-' he. Court Home door in Lincoln county, on the 1 1RST TUESDA Y in l»ccc*mb< r next, letweru the legal botirsof eaU, the following property to-wit: One tract of land containing four hundred and forty six aces, more or Uu-s, in laid count) ol Lincoln, adiolning lands of J unes Brannan, Robert w. Davii j'lmes M v i*t and others, known as the Davie tract, a is. , one other fr:.- 1 in *aid county, containing two hundred Here--, more or 1< « adjoining lands o' James Martin .force. l> Bi*n|. Tu't and others, known jisrii: h-.-nrl’* ij.v» ail (id as the property belonging to the csta'o of Richard t*. Ton kina, late of -a and county. dcce-ae-J. t r the 1-cn-Qt f • j,,. heirs and creditors of said dec:used. The latter tract - I-'” B’ibject t« the widow’s dowe**. Terms : Cadi in Unftod Stares Currency. The Mirch to pay for papers. October oth, 1868. W \). TU'I T octlO—td A 'mr R Oiard i. TompklM T INCOLN SHERIFF SALE —WILL I J beSOid before the Court lion, door, I in fom o •* t Lincoln county, outbe ftrpi T U K-.1 >a \ in Nov i:;'.e. - in said county, between the fogt! hours of sale, tin* fol* lowing property, to-wtt : One Grim Mill, xifuated on S-- vannah river, in naid couniy, and known as the Tuck-r Mill. Levied on a* the property of Hamilton B. Tuek.-r, to «atlafy two fax fl. fas. issued by the Tux Collector of paid county. Levy made aud returned to me by a Con* L. C. COLEMAN, octl-wtd Deputy Sheriff L. O. I EXECUTOR’S SALE. —IN PUJU A BUANCE of the last will and tcslament of John ;Cr-rd, late of Lincoln county, deceaer and, will be Bold .it Liueolnton, on the flrtt TUESDAY in November n* xt a tract of Land in said county, containing five hundred tlr-d two (5Q2) acrea and adjoins Lands of Caleb K. Kamfw-y. J.M. Dill, and Jan. T. Loftlin. The place is wcR im proved, having a neat and commodious Dwelling and or.- houaea, a well of fine water, and ia conveniently locate and for Schoc>lft, Churches. M'J la, and aa excellent neighbor)io<;d. The is well adapted to the growing of grain ert r* cottc»n, Ac. Terms cash, Id currency. Purchaaer to nay for paper ELISHA McCOKi), aeplft—wtd Executor. T DMINJSTRATOR’S SALE~ BY XjL Virtue of an o der fom tne Court ofOrdteaty «.f Lincoln county, will he told, on the FIRST TUESDAY IN FIOVEMBLR next, tietwcon the lawful hours of t-.. \ before the Court Houe* dorr in said county, the foib wlng projicry:» -wit: Nine Hundred Adtß-of Land, mor le®», In »aldcounty ol Liccjln, on the waters of Bayani uh river, adjoining laoda of N.Uian A. Crawford and Tl.cm.a- J. Murray. Ou the pr ml* 8 the:, is a good Dwelling House, Gin House und Parking Screw, and dl ether nr©-fu ry. out. building*. ALSO, Half Interest In Barkreiaie Ferry, across Savannah Riv.-r. Also, half inter-st In House and Lot in the village ot Go*hcr, in said county of Lincoln, containi; g one a- <, flidrc or less, adjoin!*.# Peyton W Sale and 11. M. Sul* ai! sold as the properly of Mia; Franc w Matherron, late of t id county, deceased, for the of a d:vi:-ion. Tebms—Ooe-h-lf c;-*h : n U S. c rrr.*' cy.fh**. r.- .. Jn 'cr on twelve u o jtha* c*e t , • i jj r-* n'/« I* <■ - * ■ :i. M S'Li.. geptlii— wtd A :iiit.; -Intor. QTATE OF GEORGIA, LINCOLN COUNTY.—JiBse M. Cartiedge, Guardian ot Savan nah A. Graves, having applied to the Court of Ordinary o aaid county for & discharge Lorii hi*guardian.diip of Savan nan A. Graves, this la, therefore, to cito all persona con cerned to ahow caus*, by Sling obi'' tionß in my office, why aald Joaae M. Car kdge should not be dk-ruLucd from hin guiirdiauiihip of Savannah A. Graves, and receive the usual letters of distnUeion- Given under my hand and official signature. B. F. TATOM, jntiG—w6m Ordinary Lincoln County. foiEORGIA, LINCOLN COUNTY.- VjT Whertiaa, Nathan Buaay, Administrator of Georg* W. Morgan, represents to tin: Court, In hia petition, duR filed and entered on record, that he haa fully adminis creii George Morgan’s estate. Tni* is, theiefore.to cite all perrons concerned, kindred and cred|tore, to (.how cause, if any they can, why *>aul Ad ministrator should not be dit charged from his ;ulniinlatration and receive letters of dbinisfeior. on the first. MONDAY in OCTOBER next (186 b;. *B. F. TATOM, Ordinary. March 17, IHKS. m:ir2l—wG:u ARROW TIES, F.ANTERS WILL DIRECT THEIR Factors or Merchants to semi then, the ARROW TIE. They c at leas than Ro o, and rr the very bft* in us augdtt—w'4ai LAW LIBRARY FOR SALE, \ LAWYER’S LIBRARY, CON SISTINC of THREE HUNDRED VOLUMES, for sale. Apply io .IAMK- C. O.BLA* K, oCtls - 6 PoJtofflce Corner.
