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About Weekly chronicle & sentinel. (Augusta, Ga.) 1866-1877 | View Entire Issue (Nov. 18, 1868)
©hrtmide & Jttttiwl. WKDXISDAT MOK.N 'M<, XIVKM BEK 18. I>o thy Little—Do it Well. Do thy little—do it well ; Do what right and reason tell; Do what wrong and sorrow claim— Conquer sin and cover shame. Do thy little, though it be Dreariness and drudgery ; They whom Christ apostles made “(lathered fragments’ when he hade. Do thy little ; never mind Though thy brethren be unkind ; Though the men who ought to smile Mock and taunt thee for a while. Do thy little ; never fear While the Saviour standeth near ; lajt the world its javelins throw ; On thy way undaunted go. Do thy little, God hath made Million leaves for forest shade ; Smallest stars their glory bring— God employeth everything. Do thy little ; and when thou Keelest on tliy pallid brow, Ere has tied the vital breath, Cold and damp the sweat of death. Then the little thou hast done, Little battles thou hast won, Little mysteries achieved. Little wants with care relieved, Little words in love expressed. Little wrongs at once confessed, Little favors kindly done, Little toils thou didst not shun, Little graces meekly worn, Little slights with patience borne— These shall crown thy pillowed head, Holy light upon thee shed ; These are treasures that shall rise Far beyond the smiling skies. Uullock’a Partisanship. Bullock, the bogus Governor of Georgia, offers a reward of $5,000 for the appre hension and conviction of the uian who shot Kuffin, but he does not offer one cent reward for the apprehension and convic tion of the men who shot young Law and police officers lieed and Bryson, of Savan nah. Does not this prove that Bullock is a base partisan, and seeks only to inflame public opinion at the North against the law-abiding and forbearing people of Geor gia? If this man Bullock, who is Governor of Georgia, by and through fraud and in timidation, was desirous ol discharging the duties of his office impartially, he would have been equally prompt to issue a proclamation for the arrest and conviction of the murderers of the peace officers in the city of Savannah, who were shot down while in the discharge of their sworn duty. “Prospects of the Potion Trade.” The attention of our planting friends is invited to a careful perusal of the subjoin ed article on “the prospects of the cotton trade.” It iH well worthy the close con sideration of cotton farmers. It will be liorne in mind by those who read the elaborate article in yesterday’s issue, uuder the head of “Cotton and its Manufacture” —a contribution to the New York Times by a Boston manufacturer—that “the stocks of cotton in Europe, October Ist, ISO 7, amounted to 1,092,00 b; on the Ist of October, 1808, there were only about 0(K),000 bales"—a doorcase of nearly half a million of bales in twelve months. A reference to our past telegraphic quota tions will exhibit the fact that the Liver pool market lias steadily advanced, while that of New York has been weak and fluctuating. This article, however, is a confession that New York, upon which our markets depend, is unable to carry the “exportable surplus of the staple, now estimated as worth ($125,000,000) one hundred and twenty-five millions in gold”: PROSPECTS OF THE COTTON TRADE. Cotton has well nigh gained its former importance as the great commercial crop of the country. The exportable surplus of the staple may now be estimated as worth $125,000,000 in gold; which is near its average value between 1855 and 1800. The growing magnitude of this branch of the export trade renders it es pecially important, to ascertain as nearly as possible what are the prospects as to the value and the movements of this partic ular staple. The premium on gold is very directly influenced bv the supply of ootton bills; and the exports of other products are materially affected by the premium on gold; so that, in an important sense, the cotton movement may be said to control our whole export trade. The supply and demand, however, have during the late war been subject to so many fluctuations, that'( is difficult to form satisfactory esti mates of the cause of things a few month* ahead; each successive year, however, the movements are assuming more regularity, while they afford an accumulation of new data for our guidance. The general tenor of reports has, during late, weeks, become more favorable, so that now the prevailing anticipation in this market is that the Southern crop will ex ceed that of last year. The injury by rains and the worm has proved less serious than was at one time expected, while the pick ing season has been very favorable ; so that if the election and after election ex citement does not interfere with the work of the freedmen, it is now believed among the better informed that an incroaso of about 2(H),000 bales upon the last crop may be relied upon with considerable con fidence, which would give us a total of say 2,7(10,000 bales. The fact of the arrivals of cotton at the ports, since September 1, having been over 00 per cent, in excess of last year is an indication of this improve ment in the supply ; and yet only partially so, for the crop this year is about three weeks earlier than last year, while in the fall of 1807 trade at the Southern ports was checked by the prevalence of yellow fever. The prospects of the supply in other cotton-growing coun tries appear to be on the whole satisfac tory. There were some reports earlier in tho season of injury from the rains to the plaut in India, but the latter advices are all favorable; and it is inferred from the fact that the bulk of the last crop was marketed when prices were high that the area planted will be large, though we do not look for any material increase from that quarter. From Egypt, however, the supply is estimated at about 400,000 bales, as against 250,000 bales last year, while the reports from Brazil are all favorable, the high prices obtained for the last crop having induced, it is believed, some increase of planting. It would seem, then, that the combined supply in Ameri ca, Brazil and Egypt may exceed that of last year by, say 350,000 bales of 450 lbs. each, which is equal to an addition to the world’s consumption of about 7,000 bales per week. It is not to be assumed, how ever, that the whole ofthis additional sup ply will reach Europe. Our own manu facturers had reduced their stocks to an unprecedentedly low point before the crop began to arrive, and not only will they have to compensate for this deficiency in supply on hand, but they are likely to re quire an increased amount of actual con sumption, to meet the extra demand natu rally growing out of an improved condition of trade throughout the country generally, and especially in the Southern States. For this reason, Liverpool is not likely to be much benefited by the enlarged Southern crop. The presentcoodition ofstocks in Europe and of the supply atloat combined does not in the total differ very materially from the same period of last year, as will be seen from the following comparison: IN STOCKS AND AFLOAT. 1868. 1567. bales. bales. Liverpool, Nov. titli. Stock 421>,000 571,001) Afloat 284,000 000 London, October SUM. Stock 89.038 118,343 Afloat 131 914 74,178 Havre, October 9th. fcStock 50,439 80,100 Afloat in excess of 1867- 29,835 Total visible supply... 1,014,216 1,079,371 Decrease 55,155 There is, however, as affecting prices in this country, a material difference in the nature of the stock, the total amount of Amerieau on baud at Liverpool, at the date given above, being only 48,000 bales.against 133,000 bales at this time last year. But, aside from this circumstance,it will be seen that the visible supply of Europe is 55,155 bales less than at the same period of last year; which requires to be set off against the probable increased supply from the new crops, if we suppose it is necessary for the present stocks to be maintained. Making this allowance. theD, and supposing that the major portion of the increase in the crop of American will be required at home, it appears that Europe may anticipate re sults exceeding those of last year by about 200,000 bales, which would allow an in crease in the weekly consumption of 3,840 bales over last year. We find that the amount taken by the trade at Liverpool last year, from October 3 to December 31, averaged 57,870 bales per week ; while for the first four weeks of the corresponding period of this year, the purchases ol the trade have averaged 58,360 bales, or about 50b bales per week more. For evident reasons, however, the purchases of the trade lor the last few weeks are not per haps a fair indication of the consumption. The following is a statement of the aver age weekly consumption for the nine months ending October 1 of the two years ; Total. Mediter’n. .East lud. W. Indlau. Brazil. A merino. IS, bjhi . . 24,414 10,2* 3.041 IS 4V. 3440 54.07s tt»; •••• *** Z.WS »,l4k 14,00*4 11.044 MJtx, This statement shows a wcokly increase 1 of 7,878 bales. The present price of cotton at Liverpool, however, is one third higher than the average price during the last quarter of 1867 ; which does not favor the supposition that the rate of consumption during the bal ance of the year will keep up to the high rate indicated above, assuming that the price remains near the present quotations. The home trade of Great Britain ap pears to be steadily recovering, and the demand from the agricultural districts, stimulated by the large wheat crop, is ex pected to prove larger than in late years. On the Continent, there is a most assured political feeling; the grain and wine crops are abundant; and enlarged orders for yarns and goods are expected from that source. Perhaps the wants of eastern countries may prove moderate, The India and China markets were glutted with goods at the beginning of this year, when prices were low; and, stocks being larger than usual, there will naturally be some reluc tance to buy largely at the advance in prices required by the present value of cotton. The South American markets being af fected adversely by the continuance of war and by the late earthquakes, are not likely to retuire their average amount of manu factures. The probability would thus ap pearfto favor a fair, steady demand for goods not below that of last year; possibly above it. There are some other considerations which are not unlike to have a certain de gree of influence upon the price during the next few weeks. It is usually the policy of the Liverpool dealers to encourag. a free export from the United States early in the season, with a view to getting a large amount afloat and centered at the Southern ports ; and when a considerable proportion of the crop is in process of movement toward Liverpool, the price is allowed to drop, and the cotton fails into the hands of English buyers at low prices. It remains to be seen whether the fact of the crop being this year held to an unusually large extent by the planters may not partially thwart this trade trick. The planters well enough understand the game of the Liver pool buyers; and if their financial condition is such as to enable them to hold it for the best market, they will doubtless keep back their cotton in the event of any extreme decline abroad. It is not, however, certain as yet that they have adequate resources in thus protecting themselves. The present extreme stringency of money at New York is not favorable to the holding of cotton at the ports. 'I he banks have_ urgent appli cations for money from the South, to which they cannot respond ; and, unless it should prove that the monetary pressure is large ly due to artificial meddling, it is quite pos sible that cotton has to be shipped more freely than is consistent with the interest of holders. Advances on Cotton.— -The attention of our cotton planters is called to the very liberal offer of Messrs. Claghorn, Herring & Cos , who are prepared to make the most libel a! advances to all persons who wish to hold cotton in England. Claghorn, Herring & Cos. are among the most enter prising and reliable cotton men in Au gusta, or in tho South, and their standing, for integrity and competency, is such as to warrant us iu assuring our country friends, who may desire to avail them selves of their liberal offer, that the busi ness confided to them will be well and faithfully attended to. 3ee their card elsew lu'ie. A New Bank. —We learn that the Georgia Railroad and Banking Company have reorganized their banking depart' ment of deposit and discount, under the management of Hon. John I*. King, Pres ident, Dr. Joseph Milligan, Cashier, and Col. A. Hearing, of Athens, and Captain Eugenius King, of Greensboro, as sub ofliccr-’. The resources of the Company and the efficiency of the management will command public confidence. The Bank will go into operation so soon as the need ful accommodations are completed. MABBIEDi On the 4th Inst., by the Rev. W. Swine Jotmton, at the residence of the bride's father, Mr. .Joshua J. Tinlsy, of JJibb county,end Miss M. Jisaix Wintkb, of Richmond county, (Ja. OBITURY. I.lTTl.r Ii ual'.ii, only sou of Mr. mi-1 Mr?. E. .T. Walton, (I|. u i. hi r. Md, ii .-•• ol Ids lutliu. . in Slums Hula, J.isper couiily. >o .Mm i *, ocu, k p. m.. Friday, Ml li ic..ber, IStiM, i-K' •’ y *rs 1 month and It day?. he t mu oi <: uup, the nios- furn iutible and distressing of nil , a po tt'titr to infancy, wh ch he bore with meat rerun:k-t l- .ortitude. he w. a fair haired, beamliul Itt'le cherub, lull of intel'i ,ei i ilid sprightline-s, iu whom aJI the hopes of ford pirehts were ceuoed. It-.in. t'e oily son, he w a the idol o- il.e t in lv. the !i tie lord who ruled the househ and lit nil r . iu. e it.ed 11 tit ut au especial blessing from God, to eve it t. cup or happiness already full. Rone but those wie> ii. n -•Atifrieiiced tee'loss of ad ring child can luily apo.e, such a blow. li >w ;n,.-o tt is for us. who are nnoraiit *l' the mysteries ol up v e Providence, to r conciie ourselves to the deatuot aninfan ! We w.o me blinded ly sin cannot see the t ecessitv. that sued a i- vinr little darling, softtll of promise, should be cut oft in tt,e hud of life, yet. urn purpose, however hidden, is P,r good. Hod nil should he comfor ed by the reduction, that the Ureat ,-i vooeun of the Universe s All-Wise and nothing is i' allow,-,! to t-auHpire but im liie good of His creatures. The l'.-ri.i st, Itouyed up with this idea, exclaimed, ‘Ti e Lord glvett: u,d the Lord take li away, hiessed he the name of the Lord." I'li to lit * time oi his lust illness, he was all cheerfuluest; having i" ver suffered much from sickness, his frame was robust tttid his constitution rtrong. He looked the very plcluri' ot nea th and angelic sweetness Rut God. in ills lufiult wisdom, has teen fit to take flint away from the arms ot dotitig paretiis, while his little soul still retained is un spotted piir'ly aud given h ; m ft tar dearer friend iu Jesus, who said, '‘.Sutler lttt e chdiln u io come unto me.and torpid them not, for ot such isthe kingdom ot Heaven." Atm now in the beom of the ttoiy One of Israel, without fear ot s. rrow paittor death, tie smiles on the tollies and vanities of a world ot so rows. t h s we see that the rentlvss scythe of the pale Dest oyer spares he that'young nor old. How does it become ns, then, to Ist prepared tor Him whose coming we know la sure, but when we know tt, - May thy roodness he upou us. u Lord, accoidiug as we trust m Thee.” 4T* fl RIV A LED.—S OTHING TUAT has ever been known or heard of as a tonic adds s > much to the m> atant i»ower of the human system, under circumstance; unfavorable o lieaItb.asJIOSTET TEKSSTOMACH BIITERi. If you would eicipe the intermittent levers, fi.s of indigestion, bilious attacks and bowel crmplalnta, of which cold ad damp are the frequent causes, use the BITTERS as a PROTEC LIVE MEDIC IN E. This i.i th • wisest course; but, if already an invalid, try the prepaiutiou as a RESTORATIVE. Ia either case full re liance may be placed upon its efficacy. There is no myst ry about the causes of its success. It is the only .-t >machlc and alterative in which are combined the gta and riquHtesof a mild, pure and unvitiated vegetable stimulant, with the ti eat selo.tiou of tonic, ant! bilious, anti-scorbutic, aperient and depurative herb.-, plan's, roots and larks that have ever been inteimlxei in a medicinal preparation. Tue Bitters have this distinctive quality, which is not shared, it is believed, by any tonic, tincture or extract in the world. It and es notexc'te the pulse, though it infuses a wondeiful degree of vigor iuto tlie nervous system, and strengthens and sustains the whole physical organization. Cdi.srniaand Australia have emphatically endorsed it as the MINER'S MEDICINE par excellence, and in Spanish America and all the tropical climates,it is considered the only reliable antidote to epidemic fevers. The already immense aud still increasing consumption of HOSTETTER'S STOMACH BI ITERS, backed by many otthemost influential phjsiciam throughout the country, should convince the most skeptical that it is worthy the con fidence aud approbation of all. novlO -dl2kw2 **STERLING SILVER WARE AND f IN E ELECTRO.PLATED WARE.— TUE GORHAM MANUFACTURING COMPANY, cf PRON IDENCE, K. 1., lnving the largest mauuiactory of Solid Silver Ware in the world, with the most improve! machinery, and uni; Joying the moat skilled labor, are en abled to oTer aa unequalled variety of new and beautiful desig'.s in Dinner S jrvice% Tea Services, and every article specially adap ed for Holiday and Br.dal Glftj. They offer also ’heir wel;-knowu and unrivalled Nickel Silver Kle tro Plated Ware, in winch they have l; troduceil new ; rnte-ns of rare elegance. lh; Solid Silver is guir antced to be of sterling purity by U. S. Mint :usay. 'ihe Lie ir. -Plate is gun an r red to be superior to the finest Sheffield ware. Orders tceelved from the Trade only, but these < kX*4S may be cbta » cd from lespoasible dealers ev< ry_ where. rv ] Tra !e Tro.i-M.rk r_j- M.irk Mlv.r. .QS]lAMlav r - Klecro -0 Plan. GORHAM MANUFACTURING CO., Sa’eoroMii No. 3 Malden Lane, N. Y. j lovS— A^faUiat KK BLOOD MAKES SICK.-- Th- bowels m.iy be costive or some organ dx* -its work weakly. From causes like thtso aid inuumv euhseanws occur which poison the bloxi ; the pers plrait. n may be checked ; the fet may bes » chilled that tbr.r f celd exha'ation* are thrown b ck upon the blood, li re is cause for pains, fevers, inflammations. In these bKANDKKIirS PILLS are worth mere than gold. I ive or s x cure at once. Kvmember they cure by at cnce ! removing from the body thoae master* wh-.ch poi on the blood and make us sick. These cebbraUvi PILLS should be ;:i the house teady. bvv B. Bbasprkth iu white letters on the Government sta-a.». Priuc pal office BtASDHira’a Horstr, Muw Yotk. Sv i1 y all druggists. ocU2l—dkwlm STAMARD REMEDY."— Such an article is *‘DK. TOBIAS’ YENE TIAN LINIMENT ” It has atoed before the public for twenty- ne year?, and has never tailed givng satisfaction in a rgV stance. Every drop of this valuable compound is miv.vi . v i>r. Tobias himself, therefore, it can always be re lei-; . li is warranted superior to aav ether, for the cu > r \ sonic Rheumatism. Toothache, Headache, bore 1 - ■ ' traced K.t, Mumps, Group, Bums, Cot-, s 4 S r•. -•*. I: :ec; S log.-, fp a.116, CLchra. Colic, a !!.8. I‘yrtnt r%. Bruiser, Colds. Coughs, Old Sores, >wthings, Paiu' in the Linbs, Back and chest. There is no medicine in the “Wi rid" that stands more ou its own meri’s than the ** VENETIAN LINIMENT." TmusindscfOer t fiev es can tn l seen at ihe l octor’s office attesting to its rare virtues The great sale lor DK. TOBIAS’ VENETIAN' LINIMENT has induced several unprincipled persons to counterfeit this * -Valuable Remedy ? purchasers cannot be to# careful to see that **DR. TOBIAS’ VENETIAN LINJ MEN TANARUS" is stamped on the glass, done up la yellow paper, and signed **S. 1. Tobias.’’ All others are dangerous counterfeits, and atuoughthey may resemble the “VENE TIAN LIN iMKNT" in color and smell, “betcare 0/ them.'' Sold by all Druggists and Storekeepers throughout the United State*. Price 50cents and one dollar per bottle. Depot 10 Park Place, New York. oct2l—dAwlm CBISIADOBO’S HAIR DIE. - Is a Staple of the Toilet. It it m demand wherever p raonal blemishes are con- of tufficieui loasequeuce to be retneved. Its is Perfect; Its Action Instantaneous. CRISTADORO’S HAIR PRESERVATIVE AND BEAUTIFIhR is a i repara ion of equal merit and reput*. It* effect upon the hair is electrical. It fastens every looses in* fibre, replaces harhneas wl»h ani flexibility, semi-baldness with luxrriarc-, dullness with gio s. Its use will incline the straightest to curl, and prevent the driest from turning gray. It is the favorite at every toilet when It has been tried, and as a means of keep ing the hair free from scurf or dandruff, and the scalp from exit Hattons,w perfect!? invaluable. Bold by Druggists, and applied by all flair Drearer*. Manufactory No. tS Maiden Lane Principal Depot No. i As’or Hout«. 04*1—dAwlm KNICKERBOCKER LIFE INSURANCE Company of New York. ASSETS NOW REACH SV,(J«U,OOO, AND DAILY INCREASING! SOUTHERN BRANCH OFFICE 89 AND 91 BAY STREET, SAVANNAH, O OEOB »A. WHJP-E P 'U-'DI ' ARK WRITTEN ASI> U>—K- FAIL. IO OTHER LIKE INSURANCE COMPANY OF! ESS THIS ADVANTAGE. Look a' the names of our SOUTHERN" BOARD OF OIKEf’TOF S. t > whom al’ questions rone rrtir g Southern Risks it - icbiu tu t. thus combin'd g NORTHERN CAKITAL with SOUTHERN TAL tNT a: L SYMPATHY. SAVANNAH DIRECTORS. HENRY BRIGHAM President Merchant*' National Bank. h. A. SOCI.L (KD Shippine and Commission Merchant. AARON AVI I,BUR President Home Irs. Cos., Savannah, Go. H. A. CRANE OfCtane & Grnybtil, Merchants OCT A VIS COHEN Merchant ! Ji.i. COHEN Secretary Home In.urnuee Company FRED. 81. BILL.! Os Hoiroinbe dt Cos., Wholesale Grocers. JOHN D. HOPKINS Os Andrew Lott A- Cos., Cotton Merchants. A. A. SOLOMONS Os A. A. Salomons and: Cos., Druggists. Every other advat-t e offeree by a-.y other Life It - rat ce Company n a,- he o'. Ue ec in the Kr,:ck-;r -c o-. Ti-i. C mpar.:- kept t!3 its ohli.atirnsto its Southern ; aliens ItUiUNG THE LATE WAR, m i paid all its SOUTH EdN' LOSSES sustained durinc'be war. j C.rr.uiora csntaii.it g nfonMlim can le obtab ed gratis hy gpp.'ticifon to the Savan- a'u C See, or to any cf the Local ■ Ate sts. J. "V". IX. .ATsTaEISr, J\ gent* I oc'l9-vlm GULLETT’S PATENT STEEL BRUSH COTTON GINS. 0 fJ'HS ABOVE GIN IS SUPERIOR ISAAC T. HEARD & C 0„ - , "-' , f".‘t. fQJT A' KAl'Tar.S AGENTS. limndWiS. FOUNDRY AND MACHINE WORKS. IRON AND BRASH CASTINGS MILL TVUKK. a\d other desciipiions f Macliluery promptly furnish ad. I’ENDLE TON & BOA RDM AN. Entdneers and Machinist*, Kollo k street, oppesite Excelsior MUla. an 2—Bu w fr&v. 3m Wrought Iron Screw COTTON PRESSES. THIS SCREW IS CUT BY MA IL OitINKKY and the nut cut to Jit, making it superior to the rouftk c*.-«t-irou Screw. G* IV OE -A i*, Or alltfze*, constantly cm hand. Our IMPROVED HORSE POWERS made to order, for ginning Cotton, Sawing Wood, Shp’l ug Corn, or Hr«y other plantation use. PENDLETON A L JAR DM AN. Engineers t.nd Machinists, Kollock street, opposite Excelsior MHis. D.;‘i—Miwir&'*3:n .iYZD’V.A.ISrOIES ON c< >TT<r >TV. rro PLANTERS AND OTHERS X winning to Hold Colton in England, wh r: ATOKA.G E, INSURANCE, am! other expenses for holding me le*a thr u in the United States, v;e wi'l advance TEN CENTS PE* POUND ON Dt/EIjDUXjTISr GrS shipped to o trf.lent’s ! n Liverpool, chirg rg the Emlith commercial rate of interest, v.-h’dt, it present, i 1- IVK PER CENT., and hold as long as desired. Claghorn, Herring & Cos. Augusta, Nov. 12,15G8. novi2 -:iiw2 n A. A DEALT.. J. H. SPEABS ‘ W. H. POTTER. BEALL, SPEARS & C 0„ Oo 11 o n IT a. o tors vv afi. mono tr & i<: AND COMMISSION MERCHANTS. / 10NTINUE THEIR BUSINESS AT V; their old s-und-THSj COMMODIOUS FlUf l’KCOif WAREHOUSE, No t> Campbell street, Augusta, Ga. Ail business cat rusted to them will have b-riot personal attention. O for BAGGING, UNIVERSAL TIES, or ROPE aid FAMILY SIJPIL lES promptly Oiled. Liber-U CASH A DVANCES made on P Oduce in store. The commission for cotton will be IJ4 pc. cent. t»U.»— (!3m & wfUn JENNINGS & SMITHS COTTON FACTORS AND General Commission Merchants. V\7E CONTINUE TO TRANSACT H ihe ab-v named b sine-a vt Mr COMHO IHOU*and« liNTRALLY IzOCATED WARE. IRU'SK, No. (> Jlp tilor*i!t Street, AugiiNta, fiu.> and will *fnc our mi t personal nte ition To All Consignments Eli:- us"oil to up, and hope to M ERI facm t nur.jiTe cf the liberal pair nvge e.vteoded to us du ing ti e past:cason. Ourehar-es wiillo For sell'ng Cotton. SROO per Bale. Storage 50 cents per month. T. J JENNINGS. J. T. SMITH. • ou2B—dAwlm ~ J. M. DYE & GO.. Warehouse and Commission M E UOXI AUGUSTA, GEO RGI A, nONTTNUE THE BUSINESS IN Vv'all its brunch s.atlh -u OLD STAND, 14S REYNOLDS STREET. Prompt personal attention given to ‘he STORAGE and SALE of COTTON and OTHER PRODUCE, and to the PUROHAi w E OF BAGGING, ROPE and FAMILY SUP PLIES Liberal ca.h advances ma«'e when required.' 4 C-mmifcaion for Sell'ng Cotton One and a quurter per cent, Cotisignmen ssol.cihd. seplS—U&w6m. ISAAC T. HEARD & 00., WARSHOUSE AND COMMISSION MERCHANTS, A UGU.TA, GA, Oliice, Corner Kejuolds & Mclntosh Sts. HAY [Nil RENTED THE WELL KNOWN arid commodious FI RK FKOOF 4VAKK HOUSE on Mclntosh street, former'y « coupled by Bvstin & Walker, nd more recently by Meters. J.B. Walker & S ns, wv ar' prepared t • give our best attention to the Steraga and Sale cf Cotton, AND ALL OTHER PRODUCE CONSIGNED TO OUR CARE. Orders for BAGGING, ROPE, Ac., promptly attended to. L bert.l CASH ADVANCES made at all times c-n Produce in store. IVe t».ke p'easure in annoutcirg our connection with Col. Wiley N. Walton, of ty tikes county. HF- AG ENTS FOR GULL aTT’S PATENT IMFROYED STEEL BRUSH COTTON OIKS. ISAAC T. HEARD, | O. M. STONE, Commissions fi r se! ing Cotton per cent. auS— aur23—dACwm For Sals or Rent, A NO. 1 FARM, FIVE MILES ir in Anyu ta, on the LOUISVILLE KoaD, Cjn taiiiing one hundred and fifty acres of Land, ab ut one hun dred and thirty taes under cultivation Ti is one of the very best Farms in P.ichmond county. It will prc-duce fine C* t:uu. Corn, or anv cr.ppro uced in the Mute of Georg;«, and uo waste land, and a plenty of go and soft water. Oa the pls.ee there is a tine atw DWELLING, well fin ished throughout. co-taimuK s ; x ct-mu o>. ius and a : ry KU MS. and üble pariims w:lh so d:r.2 do">rs Aso a i,jc* Paitry S T or*-rx)u.. A'lotms Press, Bathirg Kora, and Cl twoPiazzis an KitcheT sttached, wch rlenty of <ut houses. asp Undid Well ot Wi ter. with a Fo:e;- Pump; also, fin-' shrubbery. Flower Garden.youn.' Appleand Peach Orchard, a i lent? f bigs. D.-iaware and Ca taw; a tJra;-es R spberriee, Ac.,Ac. For further part culars app’y to Ms Ofilce, or to TEKMs REASONBLE. c-giy dnx w!r;i A. P CHERRY. TO RENT, All RESIDENCE IN SUMMER- J.TX 'ILLE, with twenty-five acres cf land, ail under feiicc; the house has ten rooms with pantries, and all suffi cient outb -.tidings or servants, and stabies, on the premises a well cf fine water. Also, three fine rooms over my cottcn office, suitable for sleeping room; or offices. Apply to ANTOINE POULLAIN. yiS ■ * (ijt w ts THE NATIONAL TRUST COM’Y OF THE CITY OF NEW YORK, No. 336 BROADWAY. CAPITAL, ONE MILLION DOLLABS, CHARTERED BY THE STATE. Dxxius R. MASGAK, President. Jas. Mxnamn, Secretary. Receives deposits and al lows FUCK FER CENT. INTEREST oa &U D»i:y EaAncw, tuijtet to Cheek at Sight. SPECIAL DE POSITS for Six Months, or more, may be tunCt- at five per cent. The Capita! of ON E MILLION DOLLARS ia divide* 1 amoni over MO shareholdere. oompristg many ssentlemen of wealth and financial experience, who are aieo personally liable to deposihve for a!l oblytationa of the Company to doobK- thr se unt of their capital sock. As the NATION AL TRUST CO. receive, deposit* In large o-smal! amounts and permits them to be drawn as a whole or in part by CHECK AT SIGHT and WITHOUT NOTICE, allowmg interest on ALL DAILY BALANCES, parties throughout t « country can keep accounts lu this Institut-.00 with special advantages of security, convenience and profit. divfc "rockfactory, MAYFIELD, GEO., ]V r ANTFACTURES SUP ER IO R I*l YARNS; OSNABURGS, SHEETINGS. SHIRT INGS KEIL-EYS, JEANS, Ac. /. McOORD. Agt. rcvl—Sui Augusta, Gu. DENNIS’ REMEDY CHILLS AND FEVER, OR FOP* IXDIGE&1I0X AND LIVER COMPLAINT. NEW YORK, .June 8 DR. DENNIS. DEAR SIR :-ONE if my daukhle.s, a’ing wth some hiLg like Jndi *ic.-uon. had severe her stom ich. M v dcct-.rs gave her different, medicine- every day or tv/ , but. oi J rut e: 1 se her i am. Lwt week I gave hur some oi y<»ur REMEDY as pf-r dir*ction9, and have eiven it since. It oftaed tier rains soon alter tnkmg it, and they Ji&ve not re* turned. Os couise thernediciner the Doctors leave f. r her I phee one side, not informing Hi. m that I am giviLg her o her than th.-medicines thp\ leave for her. When the is entirely w li, I shall have th * pleasure of informing the n that your medicines cured h.-r, waicu they cou and nut with all their MaterD Medici. Yours Respectfully. novo—x2 R. M, PATRICK. iuieToHts, ATTORNEYS AT LAW, MIDVII.KE, Dl-J U. It., GBOItGIA. WILL PRACTICE IN THE SU ?? PREMK COU It L’, the FEDERAL CuURTS. and all tlie COURTS of the MIDDLE CIRCUIT. All business entrusted to our care will be attended to with p-on-ptr.e-8 and dispatch. ian26—ly SAVANNAH MEDICAL COLLEGE, SAVANNAH, GEORGIA. r f’HE TWELFTH ANNUAL COURSE JL ot LE JTURES iu this IleH-hloh will commence on the tlrst MONDAYin NOVEMbER next, and continue four months. m FACULTY: K. lb ARNOLD, M. D., Professor '1 hec ry and Practice of Medicine. P. M. KOLLOCK, M. D., Prof- sor Ohslrsttlcs arid Diseases of Woin u n and ( hil-lrec. Adjunct—THOS. SMITH, M D. W. G. BULLOCH, M. D., Professor Principl. sand Practice of Surgery. Adjunct—T. J. CH ALTON, M.D. B Kfi'Alv M.D., Pio.Vssor Materia Medicaand Medical Ju is jrudcnce. Adjunct—K. J. NUNN, M. D. JUltiAri HARRIS?, M. D., Professor Physiology and Pat hol .ty. Adjunct—J G. THOMAS, M. I).* w. r. waring, m. p , Profess* >r A natornv. W. jM. CHARTERS, M. D., Profea*or Chen istry. Adjun t—W. 11. ELLIOTT, I*l. D. W. DUNCAN, M. D., Demonstrator ot Anatomy. K. P. MYERS, M. D., Assistant Dcmonstiator and Curator. Riquifites <>f Graduation tiie came as in all ; regiUarly chartered Colleges of good s anding. CHAKGEB : For Course f Lectu e? $lO ) 00 Metric Gat ion (uaid only «n <j ’ 500 Dissecting Ticker io oo Diploma .ou 00 Forfu.th -: pitticu’.a sandre-s vv. r waring, m. and., :u.9—v G ii Dean of F culty. D unis’ Sarsaparilla, THE PUREST AND THE BEST.; POR 1) SIGASES OF T IE LIVER A. or ny other diseases in wh ch allied ei:.e is i.ece saiy Vj Keep the bowel • ir*. e an i t ealii.y <>r purify the U o<!. HI'JIILY RI.COMMENDED. * Augusta, Ga. *Tul“ 11. lsG.» While stationed in Augusta, ua. I w... s ; ttl cteu with Hi-*#worms on my fioc ami neck. Alter trying a few Cones or Dr De.mis’ bmsiparUht it remo e ! them encrely. VVM. II SHIJI/ITS, novTO—d&wl* Company u, 159 N. Y. Vul. IN JEW AND Winter Goods AT WHOLESALE AKD BET AIL. 'UHE UNOEKSIGNED IIA3 JUST JL ruT.univd from Now York with one of the LARUES I’ and HANDSOMEST L3 ortn.ents of FALL ANI) WINTER GOODS that it ha3 ever been my good fortune to offer to the tied* 1 . My stoexef LADI hlS' Gc-ODS of every cl« fj*r! y>- tlou is equal to the t imes, and as it is impossible io des'gnate the dilf.-rent articles and styles the ladies are iuvileJ to cal and see for themselves. My stock of CLOAKS and SHAWLS, GIMPS, BUT TONS, R BISON TRIMMING, NUBIAS, HOODS. WORSTED SACKS, B) 4, U-4 aud 12-4 BED BLAN KETS, GRAI BLANKETS, Bleached ar and Bro»n SHEETINGS of ah well-known brand , is worthy the at tention of those to purchase. For Gentlemen’s and Bojs’ wear, in the wav of FRENCH CASSIMERS fur suits and without, JEANS, TWEEDS, &c., my stock cannot be surpassed. Also, a tew pieces of ve y handsome KENTUCKY CASSIMEK. All in wan: of DRY GOODS, at wholesale or retail, will lose nothing by examining my stock tef.repurcha.-ing clee \vh' re. Th so goods wer-: BOUGHT FOR CASH and I inte; and to sell them as LO W AS THE LOWEST. JAMES MILLER, i orner of Broad and Jackson .Sts., ees 27—d&\» ts Opp< site Globe Hotel. J. M, BURDELL, (OF LATE FIRM OF F. PHINIZY & CO.) COTTON FACTOR AND COMMISSION MERCHANT, NO. 6 Warren Block, 3ACK.SON siTKEET, AUGUSTA, GA., (CLOSE STORAGE.) \\r DA CONTINUE THE BUSINESS if iu all its brunches at the abeve place, and woulu respectfu! ys elicit a ahnre of the hbeial patronrge extended to the 1 -te firm. OomuiDrtou for selilnjt Cotton 1% percent, In urance on Cotton (when deilred) X per cent per month less than cp.-r. Warthetis-s. iTtM—<ldfcwUlls.nl IN EQUITY—IN IUCH.UONO SCPEXIOR COURT. AT CHAMBERS, AUGUST 27TH, ISGB. In the matter of the application of John Craig anti Charles A. Howland, As signees of the Union Bank, for advice and direction in the discharge of their trust, and for a discharge therefrom. Ou 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 and State of Georgia, do present the same to the said John Craig and Charles A. Rowland, Assignees cfsuid 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 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 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 1 of Savannah, Atlanta, Montgomery, Xew i 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 Judge of the Superior Court, dated August 27th, 18GS, and entered on the minutes of the Court, folio 664. , , Witness my hand and the seal of - l. s. • said Court, August 29th, 1868. ( J E. M. BRAYTON, Clerk. The Atlanta Intelligencer, Savannah News A 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. JOHN CRAIG. ) . CHAS. A. ROWLAND, J -Assignees. Augusta, Ga., August 31, 1868. sepl—dliiw3m SURGICAL OPERATIONS WILL BE PERFORMED GRATU- Yf XTuUSLTattfcc MEDICAL COLLLG£during tkf seasloi. by ihe Men-Sera of the Faculty. novl-iu4 L. A. DUGAS. Dean. COTTOX PLAXTERS, RALLY!, UNPARALLF.I.KD SUCCESS —COTTON SCREW !! WRIGHTS, A R RUM’S, BANKS’. Great Improvement iu Cotton Packing Screws!!! THE BEST :N XJSE. CJ.IVE ENTIRE SATISFACTION' TO ALL WHO USE THEM. COME ONE! KJ Come all ! Every Screw warranted. ALSO, GIN GEAR of all sizes, SUGAR BOILERS, SUGAR MILLS, GUDGEONS. ALA.UMBELIS, and all Kinds of MACHINKRYand 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 PRE- S, would be pleased to supply Planters with Presses complete or any parts thereof. Have on hand a large lot of New and Second-hand SHAFTING, PULLEYS. BLACKSMITH TOOLS Ac for sale cheap lor cash. Also, GRAHAM’S IMPROVED PATTERN GIN GEAR all sizes. Also, ONE EIGHT-HORSE STATIONARY ENGINE, -nearly new. ang3o—tnths<twtf oct!3 ATTENTION !T^ • WIR/IGKETT’S IMPROVED COTTON TS A SUCCESSFUL COMPETITOR IN PACKING SCREWS; RIVALS ALL A OIHEIRS, For Simplicity, Economy, Durability and Power, IT STANDS UNRIVALLED ! The Lost and cheapest Machine for Packing Cotton and Hav in tho World. Every Screw Warranted. Orders left with P. Malone, Augusta Foundry, will meet with prompt attention. L. D. PALMER, Gen. Agent. a ug3o t u ths* w t f 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; ean be easily covered; will last longer; do better, and give as good satis faction as anv known Screw or Press. Every Screw warranted. COUNTY RIGHTS for sale. Models an 1 Screw can be seen at Augusta Foundry and Machine Works. P. Malone, aug3o tu 1 hsAwtf Proprietor. BANKS’ PATENT PACKING SCREW ! Nev/ Invention, COMMENDS ITSELF TO ALL THE PLANTERS DESIRING A SERVICE ABLE SCREW. Those wishing to sec the working Screw can do so at P. MALONE’S, Augusta Foundry and Machine Works. Every Screw warranted. SHELTON OLIVER, for Patentee. P. S.—P. MALONE will receive orders for Screws. aug3o—tuths&wtf SADDLERY, HARNESS; LEATHER AND gS3BE€>:HDi FIKBIMGS CHARLES G. GOODRICH, (SUCCESSOR TO HATCH & GOODRICH,) IVo. 271 Broad Street, Augusta, Gra., QFFERS TO HIS FRIENDS AND THE PUBLIC GENERALLY, A FULL And well assorted Stock of SADDLES, HARNESS, LEATHER and SHOE FINDINGS. Guarantees satisfaction and begs a call and trial. oct7 —w4m UNPROVED! IMPROVED! I>ili on’s Universal Cotton Tie. BANDS STRENGTHENED AND TIE IMPROVED! THIRTY-SIX BANDS IN A BUNDLE, COMPLETE! THE APPLICATION OF THIS TIE IS EXCEEDINGLY SIMPLE, AND j| EACH LAND AND 1 1E IS WA RKANTED PERFECT. For eate by BEALL, SPEARS <V CO., Agents, au^l4—c!2mAw3m Cotton Factors Pud Commission UerchxLts. No. 6 Urmpbell Street-, Aogu?ta,Ga j WM. H. GOODRICH. GEO. E. GOODRICH Witt. H. GOODRICH & SON, 265 BROAD STREET, ATJGTJSTA, O- .A., TJAYE ON HAND A FULL STOCK OF STOVES, GRATES, TIN WARE, and HOUSE FURNISHING GOODS, Os all kinds, to which they call the attention of the public, and ask a visit from al) desiring goods in their line. 3lr. IE. E. SSelioileld, Long and favorably knawn in this community, will be found with us, and will have charge of th 9 mechanical department. WM. H. GOODRICH & SON. oct!9—^4m Dennis’ Stimulating Liniment. For family use. as an in- TERNAL &s well aa external remedy for the relief cfnatn. With Dennis' remedy for chula ana indlyesticn, to assist the disrestive functions, produce a warm »rc’ion Id the et«- tem, and strengthen tie tissue?, and ties Liniment applied to the spine to produce a warm action where tee chilly feel ing zeneraliy commence*, make the best umeuie* to cure ■-hill*ever discovered. Recommended by nn Episcopal Clergyman of hig:h standing. I have tried Dr. Dennis’ Stimulatimr Liniment, and can heartily reeomu. ■ it. In my opinion it ia one of the few medicines that fuJLis all its engagement*, t hesblre. Ct , Nov. 15, 1567. A W. PHILIPS, uovll—wl S. D. LINTON Sl CO., COTTON FACTORS AND Commission Merchants, JACKSON STREET, AUGUSTA, ffi Ga., will give their prompt personal attention to the Bale of PRODUCE consigned to their care. Commiraions chained will be 1% per cent. Consignments solicited. 8. D. LINTON. R.L. GENTRY. &ng V* —illm&w3m GEO. K. MOORE. sfogal lutofrtisfnutti*. SCRIVEN COUNTY. A DMINISTRATOR’s’ sale by OX- " rtul ; °‘ a " fr m the Court of Ordinery of nf’iUr'v.w'il” I’’' 1 ’’' ® lll ‘"t 8 -Id at the Court Heute, In toe town jan 7 uakv cc tie 'Tuesday t» ltri.il. 10 Ute trim's ot Mar on Mc Brtde, lateof said county, dicexsed T'-rieacast. alex. Mcßride, norl2 wtd Adminisira or. A PPLICATION FOR HOMESTEAD. iOhi,;^ 0 ? ORGI A. aCiuVKS COUNT*. - Wm. X>. final 1 , - “?** a VP lied or exemption of personalty ami setting apart ami Valuation of Homesteid, and I will p>>s* ** J 1 o’Cl^ls 0 ’ Cl^ ls *• m • on 016 2kl day of No ttv 1, 1 ? 8 » at ra y«®ce. henry parkkk, noviA— wi Ordinary. ~A PPLICATION FOR HOMESTEAD. GEORGIA, SGRI\ EX COUM’f . Thomas Auuejson has applied to me for exemption of txr -8 V f lty “P-ut and valuation *f homestead. and I whl paMunon day of NO\ EMBfcR 18 8, at u>y office. (GEORGIA, SCrTvEiTcO UNtY.- vj two.month* utter and W appiic.tton will be made to the Court of O dinary of Scriven county lor leave to Mell the teil estate belonging to the es'ate o' Lewis F.well 1 .te ot sad county,deceased. TEMPERANCE POWELL. November 11, 1868. Eovla—wfim** OCRIt Els SHERIFF t> SALE. — kJ Wilt be sold before the Court H rase door iu Svlva- is Scriven county, G*., ot. the first ’IUESDaY in December mat, between ihe usual hours of sale: one tract of Imd, containing fifty ac-ee, more or iess, lying I > sad county, ad 3. R. Humphries, Jus. Frazer, aud estate cf Henry Beet and others. Levied ou a* the property ot iaon as Owens, Administrator o*i the estate of Barrv F. oweas, deceased, to satistv a Ji. fa iu favor of P. K.Ro* crtA Ordinan, far costa. Propertv p. ir*«» I out hvde'eudant. , , , PETER E. KEMP. nov4 - wtd Deputy Sheriff, S. C. QCRIVEN SHERIFFS SALE.- kri Will be so and, before the Court House door in tue village Oi SyiVania, bcrlvui c. uoty. t.a , between the usua! hours ol sale n the FIRST TUESDAY in DECEMBER lcxu A tuicl if ian.l con lain r. one loon-aiid acre-’ ni re or less, bounded by lauds or G o;sce W. Waters, J m e G Thompson, Rols-rt D. Shape Alex. II Eums an.l J. lin son Ennis. Levied ru ; a ihe p-, iert> o' Wiliism Howard to ai t sty a superior Co>. t ji. fu. iu im m William Arnett is. ax'd Howard Israe i -igler a. and Michael W aters. 'lenasCasli. Purchaser p-.yiue or titles. . JOHN W'. POSTON 1 Sheriff 8 C wcriven sheriff s.\jue.—n ill k} fe su'd before the (’curt. Ho ;t=e do r, i.i the v Hate ot Sylvan!*. in fald count'. w thi: »hc' Ug..| h>vr* ot snie, on the FIRSTTI'E.m'AY iN L CKMoc.x, I>6S, all that traetof Land iyiuK ami bed g i- said coimv, containing one huuuied and or y acivb, mure or 1 •*, and adjoining Lands of Arthur 1. 11-jobi it, Rln rt K. Bant more, and William B. Lawton, a.evieu on b) in* to satisfy a fi fa issued from the Court of Ordtn -»v i-id c< unty !« rCi Bts, in lavor ot Darnel K. Robert-or. K .tacit R. Ba-emore, Admin-straior of Staitry Kasemo.e. Levied m «s the p.operty of the estate cf said Star'ey Busemore Lew s Batemore, tenant, in poa-easlou. JOHN W. POSTON, octLl-wtd Sheriff C C'J.EORGIA, SCRIVEN COUNTY.— M To all whom it mw conee n. E.r divers cood c.oses and consid übiious nteh-ieuiite niov n*-, I ' e ebv give n.y free and voltmt-r- cus. ut to mv win, Maetha ann s HAEi-E becontinx a Pub ie or 1 r 'fraue . Ami Ido hereby declsre her n Publ.c or Free Trader und.r the laws of this sta»e this l'.th Octobir, 18(8 octSO-wlm KOBT. D. SIIAKI’E. ( 'J.EOIIGIA, SCRIVEN COUNTY.- \ I Wliere»aß, Hun phrey Liazemou* of the county of Scriven, applies to me tor of Gutrdianship on the E la eof surah M.. Mary J . Ida, Anna, and Archibald Robblm 1 , m nor ch.ldreij of Archibald P. Robbins of said county deceased. These jare, therefore, to c'te and a1 uonish, all and »itiKU iar, the kindn and and c ca tors i*fe».id deceased »o be and ap pear at my cffi- eluthe town of within the time pre.«crib dby law, ana show cauae if tn y they have, why fa U Letters should not be *rant and. Given under my hand and offic'nl seal, this October l«th. HENRY PAKKER. octls—w2s Ordinary. scriven county^ _M Wherui'*. .lanes fuitle. of the county of Scriven,ap- I‘ l es to me lor L» tters of Guardiansliip on the estate of Morton, minor child of Martha Moiton, of said county, de ceased. The- e a r e, therefore to cite and Admonish, all aud singu la-, the kindred and creditors or B.di> defeated to be and ap pear at niy office, In the town cf Sylvanta, within the time prurci il ed bv taw. to show cause, if any they cau, why said Let ers »hould not be »d. G’ven under my hand and official seal, this October 12th, 18*8. HENRY PARKER, octls- w 23 ordinary. SCRIVEN COUNTY.- Whereas, Mrs, Tern pe-ancs' r owell, cf ihe (ountv of Scriven, apj lies :o me for Let or 6 of Ailn iuisrnuion, with the whl at nexed, oa the Es a:e of Lewis i'owell, of said county, deee.de i. Thete ar , tiierefo e, to cite and ati monish, all and eitigu -1 r, tl e kindreu and cie-i to sos pmd deceased to t e and ap t ear at my office, iu the town of Sylvunla. within the time prtscrit fed by lvw. to sI oa cause, if j.ny tli y can, wliysaid Lei tors should not te g anted. Given under my nnnd aud and Beal this October 12 b, 18G8 IIENKY PARKER, oc:ls—w2S Ordinary. OGLETHORPE COUNTY. 4PPLICATIONFO]UiOM ESTEAD —GEORGIA, (NiLETHOItPK COUNTY.-Abua Oi has *\ plied lor exemption us per>oualt> , and eettirg apart and a tutlou cf honn-ateAd, and I will pass upon the iame at 12 o’clock in. on ihe 27 n DA Y of NOVEMBER, 1563, at my office. i. O. SHACKELFORD, novl —w2 Ordinary. A PPLICATION FOR HOMBSTKAD. Gfc.OKGIA, OGLETHORPE COUNTY.—IsW, Johnson has applied tor exemption of personalty, and netting apart and valuutu nos hoMestta , and I will pas* ui*on the same Lexlnet/m, in said county, on the 18th day of NO* VEMB SR, 1868, at my office E. C. SHACKELFORD, novl—w 2 Ordinary. glethorpe sheriffs sale. —Wi ll e sold on th flrg TU SDaY in DE EM . next, before the Oourf H u. e uo.»r, iu -own of Lexing ton, Oglethorpe county, with n the lcgsl hours of sale, the foilowiue property, 10-wit; Eight hundred pounds ginned cott r. more or Ipfs. Levied on by virtue of a Di t. ess Warrant in tavor of DeSau -sure Ford against N els n Rucker a j er«on of color, s the prop erty of said Rucker. BOOKER ADKINS, Deputy fther.ff October 30, Is* 8 novl—wtd POSTPONED. Oglethorpe sheriff sale- W 11 be soli on the FIRST TUE'DAY IN’ DE 'EM . next before the Oouri ho .ee door, in 'he town of . exington, Oglethorpe county, v*t in the legal hours of sale, A tract of und containing 62.0 acr g, in said county.adl.lining lands of D G. Barr w, H (’. IJu*>g and "(hers. Levied o hs Hie property ofT. O. Harris n. o. virtue of th - toiU>wing Ji.fos isau- and or tax: t. rev JI. fas. in f»v< rof T D.Uilhazn. i <ix C »ihc* rof Ogiethorne touriiy. vs T. i’ H »rr son: wo uuav ,r fT. D.Gtih iu T*x < 0i1..-lor of Oglethorpe c >un v VB. T. C. I Unison, Guard-• f r M A Ellb. Termscu«n. B OKER aDKI.\ t S, Deputy Shetiff, Ocsob ilB 8. _ mvl-wtu ( \GLErHOKPE SHERIFF’S SALE. v/ —Will b(.<s< Id on Hi fi si T r SDAY in lh%- • |>->r mxL before the Couri lloi.hu dr or in t.ie town <fL«xng ton,« glethorpe c-unty, witnin ilce ! hoiKaof/ ie, the f liow.ng property, to wit: A trKcto? land c mtnitdnjr fur hundred at and nii.efv crip, more or less, in s id county, ad j- i»>ing lands of Wm. H ( oiqubt, "her*. I evi-d n a*, the pro: *r y nf .Utiies iiolmev by v.rtue if a ./I .fit sued tioin Mi*' I derior *’ouit f siiri c-ouiity, ;n 1 vor oi II b*tt M. Tibet vs. James Holmes pi in- ip&l aim A . M. R berison security. Als >, at the fame tme and place the Hole 1 lot. \ tl the Town of Lex ngloa, iu sad county, co» t;.lning five acres, mo e or less, admin ng landaof B. F. Hardeman and ot:.cu>, and known a-the • aris i'ace Hotel lot. A so. the tta'd. inti meadow lot (not adjo.n ng the ‘-aid lot) containing fl f teeu actes, more or les<, adjoining lands of Dr. Harrison’s estate aud Charles Gilgsby and oil.ers. Levied o uh the property of John U. Stephen* by virtue of a fi. fa. issued nom the Superior Court o raid county, on the loredo ure of a mor gage iu favor of F anc‘s P. Collier, Ad ’r of Edw. V. Collier, dec-*-sed, vs. John U. S ephens, and other fi. fas. In my hands against said Jonn U. Btephenp, Property pointed out in ti e mortgage fi. fa. October 20th, 1868. ‘ J. F. CUNNINGHAM, novl—wtd Sheriff. ( OGLETHORPE SHERIFF’S SALE. ~Will be sold on II-at TUESDAY in DEOEM bc-R next, before the Court Homeuoor, in t e town cf Lex ington Ogleth rpecoeutv, wl hlti the legal h urn of sale, the following property, t<»-v.li : A tiactof land, c t talnififf 700 acres, in-re »r Ies:» Jd Oglethorpe conn.y. atiieinmg lauds of I>. l. Horow, David Diggers and others, on ths waters of Big (. nek. Ai n, 1U) • cres, more rr let*, acjoming lands of booker Adkh.e, H. J P »ce. an<! other-. In said county a is./, a lot containing 7 acres,more or lessen aaid conuty.adj iricg Georgia K.R.,Hrs, L tutpkin f»nd o'he-e, mar Antioeh Depot, and on which Dr, M. M Landrum now rerid s. All levied on as the pr p rtyefAl.M. Landrum by virtue of a fi. fa. taued from the Superior Court or t-aid county, in favor oi Lucy E. Bgg rs vs. M. Landrum. A LSO, At the same time ami pi co, h tact of land, conta'nlng r .OO acres, more or les*. in t >g’e horp- county, aujolfting lands of the estate of John Moore, Wni., Veal and others. Levied on as the property of Pend lei on S. by virtue ot three ./£ fas. l.isue d* irt ni h Sup.r'O' Court of sad county—tvro ill favor ol Thomas Amis is P. S. Fati.b ough and one in of Thomas Amis fo>- the tie oi T. r>. G e-n --aui ana EenJ. A. Gresham, AdmV, &c., vs. F. Fambrougb. ALSO. At the tame time and plac j , a tract or land, contain ng one hundred and tweu.y )aorea, more or less, in Ogleihorpe county, suijjlning laud® of VVm. L. Haider, R. K. Mitch* 11 and others. Lavle<i on as the property of Hamp ton C. C. Bugg. »s 1 rusite for Eiz i Bell by virtue or a fi. fa. issued from ths* Superior Court of said county, in favor of Matthew F. Jncksco vs Ham non O. Bugg, as True ee, as aforesaid. BOOKER ADKIN.B, Deputv Sheriff. O.tole* 30, lf€B. novl vtl A DMINISTRATOR’SSALE.—WILL r\ be sold, at public ou cry, before the Ocurt House door in DanieLville, Madis'ui cm ty, Ga. by viitue » f an orcer of tlie Ordinary of Oglethorpe county, ou the first TUESDAY iu December next, between the legal iiou’B of sa e, the following tracts of land, belonging to the estate of John h ms, late o.'Oglethorpe county, deceased : Ooe tract. Known as tne bpratlmg place, containing three hundred seres, more or less, on the waters cf Beiverdam C-eet, adj ining lands ot William Matthews and other*, being their ct assigned to Martha Sims ns dower in the lmdsof her dec.used husband, J-mea ftp atling Ti e pur chaser will buy sad lalU ami hold it duel* g the life ofthe ea’d Martha, subject to the laws governing tenantcy In dower. One other uocf, in said county of Madison, on said Beaver dam Creek. aC.j .iulng lands f Wl 1 mu Matthews, Mi s Orra Echols, Mr. birus and lands oe onging to the estate of said John Sima, containing two hundred and flty-oue acres, more or I<ys. One o her tract, iD said county o' Madia >n, on the waters of Mill Shod Creek, aoj dning JanJsof Mr. Situs, J hu H Newton and theesii e o’ said John Sims, contain ing two hundred and fitt}-:-even acres, more or less. Oi*e other tract In said county ol Madison adjoining lands of said N’ewt 11, Wld »w s evens, the Kellurn and other lands, c.)nia ; Ding two hundred and sixty teven acre*, more or less. Apply to James or Jihn Martin for information t uching ea-d tracts, with whom plateofsaid land nay be found. Will b sold, also, at the said time and place, a tra -.t of land In said county of Madison, as »he property ofthe estate of said deceased, con at.i.ug ff y-eevao acr.s, m re or less, adjoining lands t* f isnam Ch atham James ’l'bomp on, wuow Bus'iin and lai ds oi thee-LJe of said J hu rums, deceased. Ferso-.s wishing to purchase this tract can con sult Mr. laham Chatham. Also wj'l be Bold, at the same time and place, the Interest le’onglngto the estate of raid John Sims. In and to a tra. t In sad c untv of Madison, known as the Kellum place, he whole trect two hu dred acres more «r .e«*. ad J lining lan •»< f Win. Kellurr, Alexander Morri , M rtna SitDr, and Jar d< b long; gto the estate o: said Join.- Hi s - vid jn* r *st I e rg t* ** us-- <>f tj.e whole tract during ti.e life tine « f the wid w K liurp, -rut tke shar-g of four of the h**irs and next • f kin ofHnmue! K-llum in and to fa and iract of land absolutely and n fee simple, alter tl e deatn of tliv «ad widow Ke lum. Also will bes »ld, ou the said first Tuesday In D. cem v *r n< xt, between the legal h u-s of sale, before the Court H use door in Lexington. Ogletho pi county, a' tublic outcry, by virtue of said order or the Court of Ouiinar/ of the (o-mty of Oglethorpe.' he following tracts cf land, lying in Oglethorpe county : One tract, containing one hundred asd ninety five a-res, more or less, known a-Hart’s Haw Mill place, on Beaverdam Creek, adjoining lands of the e« ate of Humphrey Plttard, deceased, of Mbs Pittard,o Mrs. Edwards and Mr Barnett —some 25 ac-es of th's tract bottom land—lo of which Jb in good tillable condition, and about 125 acres or it well timbered and good land. One other tree*, known as a portion of the B ;Totk and B-averdam plac s, contalnirg two hundred and forty six itnd one half acres, more or letr, adjoining Maguu-1: rter, Martha Him». James M. Bj bin and'he estate of Henrv hl‘eman Mr. James M. Bu»b'n andDr. Anthony cm be consulU and as to this tract of land, aod Joseph Cheuthom as «o the Hart Saw Mill place. Tne Bu’lock and Beaveroam tract a*oresaid, i an eligible position tor a ohyrician—h-.vkig on it a comfortable dweiling house and outb Hidings. Also, a small body of about oeven and & half ..erf-e adjoin ing Clarke Martin and Martha Sims on Beaverdam Creek. Ail of the aforesaid And sold for ihe purpose of distribution aui&ngthe heirs of John Sims, deceased. Terms ca-h. GEORGE R* SIMS, ) . . CHAS. \Y. SIMS. \ Aumlnhtrators, novl—wtd (\GLETHOKPE BHEKIFFB SALE. \ / -Will be sold ov tne F RST TUESDAY IN DE CEMBER next before the Court Honsed'.or, in the town of Lexington, Oglethorpe coumy, within the legal hours of -..1 • the lollowing property, to-w.t ; A tract of Lad con. turning five hundred acres, more or less, on the waters of Falling Creek, in said u unty.acjo ning L**t:d* o'R. R. M itchell, and W. F. Jackson, anu tthere. Levied on a- the property of Wm L. Kaiden Ly virtue of a Ji. fa iseued riomthe Inferior Court of said ounty la favor of Jobs H. I owe, Ser jor, Wm. L Kaiden, piincipal, and Wm li. Brightwell, security. Also, at the sume tinae and place, a tract of Land con taining three hundnd and fl*ty acree, cr le’S in Ba:rdstown District, ad’oining Land# of F. M. St- ven« and J el Huit, in said county. Levied on by virtue of a fi. fa. istued from the Superior Court of said county in favor of James S. Findley vs. Wrn G. Largron, me.ker. Jam** Bal‘©y, endorser. andM.S. Durhi ni and Wm. U. Ur ght wrli, endorsers, as the proj erty of James Bai*ey, Terms c sh. o^f^wtd^^^^BOOKFßADKlNfC^SherifL Burke County Land for Sale. About six hundred acres of a* elien: I'l N E LAND. lying on Bru»i,y (jretk. a Dcrthweat fron; Wa- neaboro’. Very productive co:ton and corn land. A GOOD DWELLING and OUT HOUSES, all new. Seventy five acres iu cultivation. Ex cellent water. stock range fir ß t rate. Corn aud Fodder vid be ?old on the plate. Fu«r goodr) hands who * isn 0 contract next year. Ibis 5s * very healthy, sod iu every rear-rcth m'<*t desirable pise -. Txkms— Fart cash, aud th« remaincer f-r cr tton on time Acd.csi „ T. DILLARD. novl2 —d!oAw2f Berzeha, Columbia Cos., «Ja. NOTICE r By virtue of the last will and Testament of Jobs Rhodes. Sr., late of Tal aferio county, we wm sell, on THE FjRST TUESDAY IN DECEMBER NEXT/b -fore the Court Houte door in Crawfordville, within tr.e Jawful hours of sal*:, the Trctcf Land be!on«nr to estate of said deceased, lying and ing c Little River, in said county, and well known b s toe River Pise*-, adjoining the iaiid- cf A. 11. Stephens, J. T. Ilarrifon. R-jbeit Edge, erjd cthere, divided into sma.j tracts as loiiows: . One Tract adjoining amis cfßob,.rt E«'ge. on the river, containing two hundr u and eeveuty (27b; acres. One Tract known as the Wm. Rhodes Tree*, containing two hundred and sixty (2co; acres, with imp oveoienis on tte f <me. O e Jtnown as the Cunningham Tract, confining one buacred and forty-six (145) acres, without improve ments. OLe known as part of th R r me tract, containing one hun dred and ulnetv-f u' (194; acres, with «vjme improvem " *s. Each of these Tracts conta nto ne fine farming land, for the production of all the crop*; sited in Middle (Teorei». ▲ fcurvev ai.dplatof eac i Trac* been made, ai.d car fce seen byca Jing on aay one ofthe Executors, who wi 1 blow the lands toanyierson wUhiig toexunine the sitme. Terns cash. ABSALOM RHODES. JOHN R'J(*DES, WM. RHODES, THOMAB RHODES Kxetupjrn of John Rbodee. d«c'd. cot it-—w (and burke county. .TALIAFE RRO COW - or Ta L ttieton B Taylor applies to mes r Joh« W t!Sl ra f on . dc * on ' K non on ,he «sta>v of J v county, decetuul: aoof tr atVhYtfoiiri t nf C i\ e P erwnß c ocerned, to be md SKK ftftiSSSA t ffSgSKI SS,TSW a,,v they have why «ud iwuSTSXw Si ta “ Given under my official signature, this November 4'h 1868. novfi w 5 J * D * HAMMACK. - 0 w 5 Ordinary, / 2J.EORGIA, BURKE COUNT Y.— wvL»t i^^***] 8 -^ c »Ph P- Harm', Administrator of Elijah ESS iidTS;" “ e ,or k “ vu ,o Beil tljo r a; - -JETi/C ,^. e , rtfoTe, ° « te andi aj'monbh all personsiuter iSnifrfAir r t PP ear I , J*'®T • fflee on or berore the first M JNDAY in January, 18*9, to show cau«e if uuv thevoau why enid leave eho ild not l* »r«y.ted 7 y > Given iiader my Land ae O.d nxt,. thig November 4th. 1 K. F. LAWSON. _ nev6—»Jn Ordinary B. V. SHERIFF SALE.-GEORGIA, BURKE COUNIY —Will be so'd before the Court House door, tn th-» town of Waynesboro, in said count - ~n the FIRST TUESDAY IN DECEMBER next the flow ing real cs‘ate, to-wlt : One House and Lot m said tow:- situate on thr corne l, of rtare aud Peach stieets and de sertt-ed In the plan <>f said to-an as Lot No. 44 Ad oinirg Lands cf estate ot John C. Pov hrees, deceused, estate of Heary Utley, deceased, and others. L“vied on & the prop erty of James M. Pa nai to *atisfy a mortgage /i. y a . in favor ot lb mas B. Cox, Executor of John 11. Cox' deceased cc**6-wtd EDW aRD BVRD, >her ff i GEORGIA, BURKE COUNTY.- A W| ere oß. Simuel Ivey Heath Administrator of nnam J. Heath, deceased, has app edto me f oi leave to * J *l*'*tHte be oniJng to said deceased: Iheseare therefore to cite ami admonish all pent >n* con * at»near at ray office on or be*ore the FIRST M JADaY IN JANUARY, 1869, to show cause, if any tnev ean, why said leave should not be granted. ,Jo I:,<BS m y “ and- fflcial aigt-sture this i ctober 2Ath, IS6B icUN-wW E F ' LA WSo> ' «• r pvyo Movms after the hate w iU he rna :e »o the Court of Or- S2l B ?'l , 1> Cou,lt l r ' f* r leave to sel. al. the Real E late theSwlrtf are of s.id county, deceased, »or the benefit of the hefrg aU d creditors f said de exsed. Octohor igt, IS.S, UERMAN H ' 1 ERl^,'s-iS' r ' RWIA, BURKE COUNTY.— (iiALe nf T J ,e C dhs ‘*n Rul'a rt, AdmiuL-t ator of the R;. Ever, : t? . ate < f said county, decease/!, turn • rov t°r letters ulsiui: g *ry from sad Adminietra totlt «and admonish all persons in lmust VuNnivf^i 1 at n,v office, on orlerorethe Ve?hlve r,. A, ’ rl ’ 18 " 9 ’ 10 show cause, if any hsfA and i,i er V h ‘ ,uld LOt m l “ wy Laud ai:d official signature this October s:h re B—w6m E F - DAWSON, C °- Whm Ordinary B. C. (J-EORGiA, burke COUNTY.— . M ltuots n.v hand and official (L-mn.i.. .a , u,h h,,. »i S Ve,\T_Z\ lß6i ITU&t ° -genig-ws Ordinary B. b. GKORGIA, BURKE COUNTY Wte cas J.tnea Claxton, Administrator of Phenby Ballard, deccaaeJ, hi s applied to mo for leave to sell ail the real property b- longing to said estate: Tho « " re - (horefor., to cite and admonlrh al! peraons con ccrned to be and ap;iear <t my < ffice on or before the FIIIST MONDAY IN DECEMBER next 18(18,10 ghuw Cnnge if any (her have, why said leave ahould not beg ran t-d. Given under my hand at rffle*. this Septe-uiier 10:ii, I*B E. F. LAWSON, »o»tl'—Wtd Ordinary B.C. IA. BURKE ' COUNTY.- V A Upon the petlti-m and application of Jos ph D. Per ry, Admin stmt or of Alexander Pearfield, late of Burke county, f’eccueJ, represent ng that It is necev/ary for the payment of the debtsorthe Eittte, and for the pupote of distribution,to sell the laid ot the deceased, and prayu-f for leave to do thesame: It b, ou motion of A M. Kcgers ctirasclßr aid ipp Siant. ordered, that said petition t>e filed, aud that notice l e given by pnbiica ion of this otdur In t,be gazette in which the county advertisements are pul I .-bed one- every two weeks far two months prior to the hearing at the next DECEMBER TERM of the Court. A tr e extract Tom the minutes cf file In shl? office E. F. LAWSUN, Be P tH ~ wtll Ordinary B.C Georgia, burke county. Wher.-aa Thomas B. Cux, At iuliisitralor ot B oyd Cox, deceits and, has applied to me for iotre to sell all thv rea l property bcloDgin* to -aid estate: These are, therefore, to cite, and admonish ail persons concerned to bo and appear at my office on or before the FIRST MONDAY in DECEMBER next, lfitiS, te show cause, ifany they have, why said leave should not Le granted. Given under my hand at office this August 19th, 1868. aua'io—will SIM EON WALLACE, O. B. C. f GEORGIA, BURKE COUNTY.— VJ Whereas, Hhl Sanderfoid, Administrator ot Mary Bedxecd. rrp-eeentj to the Court In hispitltion duly hied and e lered on ncord, H al 1 e Ins fully administered Mary Bedgood's Estate. This U, therefore, to ci e ail persous con cerned, kindred and c ed'tois, to show cause, ifany they tan, why said admin,stiaior ah. uld not be dhcharged from Ha administration, aid receiv ie'teisof dismls lon cn tht first Monday in February, 1b69. Given unde*- my band and official signature, at office in Waynesboro’, August7*b, IS6B. 61VIEON WALLACE, augl2—w6m Ordinary B C. (GEORGIA, BURKE COUNTY.- Whereas Hill Sanderfoid, Administrator of Moses Mulkey. represents to the Court, In his petition, duly filed and entered on reco and, that he has fully administered Moses Mulkey's Estate. This is, therefoie, to cite all person* con* corned, kindred and creditor*, to show cause, If any they can, why said Admlnhtrat' r she uld not brdischarged from his adminiidration, and rec five letters of dismission, on the first Monday in February 1569. Given uuder my hand and offlcUl signature, at office in vVaynesboro’, Augutt7 b, IKB. SIMEON WALLACE, aufc2i—w6n Ordinary B C. /GEORGIA,“BURKE COUNTY.— Whe.eas, .John Atkinson, Execntor of Gathara Shepard, decta id. represc-nts to the Court In his petition duly fl.eJ aid cute ed on record, that he has fully adminis tered Gathara Shepard’s e-tate. Tnis is, therefore, to cite all perrons concerned, kindred and creditors, to s iow (ause, if any they can, whv »j.id ex ci tor should i ot be disc! a-ged from his executorship, and rec*ive letters of dismission on the first Mom ay in February, 1109. Given under my offleia: signutuie a office in Wayneeboro, Burke County, Ga., August 6t;j, 1868. SIME >N WALLACE nu7—wfm ordinary B. C. GTATE OF'GEORGI A, BURKE k_J COLN IY. - Small b. i eikiiis, « u rfian oi Anurev. J. Perkins, Mur> D. Perkins (now Mary 1). Walla e), and George \V. IVrkii s li .v tig uppli u to t .e Court of Ordiuary of said county, f»r a discharge fiom her Guardiar.ship of And cw /. Pc k ns, Mary D. Perkins (now M ry D. Ws!- luce), person and iroperty. This in, the es jie, to cite all pers*-i8 c-'Uteri e , »o th w c use, by fl.lnz in my office, w thin the lime pr e-enbed bv law, why sai.j • ;»r..h F. Perki s B iould not be dirmisi-ed from her Guartllu. rh pof said a- drew J., Mu yl). and Geotgo W Perkins au 1 receive the usual letters of dismi-sion. Given un ler my official signature at Wayneaboio, Burke County, Ga., August sth, 1868. SIM-ON WALLACE, ar.7—w6m o rdluajy B. C . (GEORGIA, BURKE COUNTY^ Vjf hereae, Simeon A. Giay, Administrator of James Conner, represents to the Court in his petition duly filed and entered on record that he has fully administ. red Jati.cs Con tier’s estate : These a-e. therefore, to cite and admonish, ail an ! bingular the kindred and creditors oi said deceased, <o be and appear at my office, on or be ore the first MONDAY in January (1869) eighteen hundred and »ix*y-nlne, to show cause, f any they have, why letters of disnraaory from said estate should not be granted unto said Simeon A. Gray, as the law directs. Given under m ■ hand and ofllcia 1 signature, at office in Wayt.es *oro this July 7th, Ib6B. SIMEON WALLACE, jyß_v.om Ordinary. GEORGIA, BURKE C’OUNTY.- W litreae, Mis. Muilro'J 'Jray, Eiecutr;, of Hie ard Gray deceaffd, epiesi-nt* to u,e Court in her pttilion duly Hied and entered on record that «he has fully a-ministered the estate of deceased: These are, therefore, to cite and don disk, ail and singu lar, the kindied and creditors of said deceasid, to he aud appear nt n,y office, on or belore the first MONDAY In January (19CJ) e.ghteen hundred and slny-ninp, to si.ow cause, If any they have, why Letters of disuilssory should not be aranied to said petitioner. Given u-.deriny hand and official siKoatU'C at office in Waynesboro, July Bth, IC6B. SIMEON WALLACE, >9- .dm Ordinary. ('GEORGIA, BURKE COUNTY.— Whereas, Nancy Lewin, Administratrix ol John Lewis, , deceased, represents to the Court, in her. pe Ition, duly filed aud entered on record, that she has fully administered Joh Lewis’ estate: These are therefore to cite and admonish, all and singular theikindred and creditors of said deceased, to be and ap pear at my office on or before the first MONDAY in Decem ber next, to show cause,if any they have, why said Letters should not he granted. Given under my hand and official signature, at office in Waynesboro’, this Bth day of May, 1868. SIMEON WALLACE, my 10-wtd Ordinary B. C. (GEORGIA, BURKE COUNTY \ * Wherein, John J. Jon«, Executor of Seaborn Any giigrus Jones, represents to the Court in his petithn, dulil Sled and entered on record that he has fu] y iidminintere i Seaborn Augustus Jones' es'ate: These are, therefore, to cite and admonish, ail artd sin gular, the kiudrrd aud creditors of said deceased, to be and appear at my office, on or before the first MONDAY in Decen.btr next, to show cause, if any they have, why said letters should not be granted. Given under my hand and official signature, at offi. e in Waynesboro’, this 8 li day of May, 18*8. SIMEON WALLACE, m > 0 wtl Ordinary It. C. (GEORGIA, BURKE COUiNTY.- Whereas, W illiam 1. Bnuton. Aciruin htrau-r of Middleton T. Brinson, repießentetotheCour«,in hiapetition duly filed and entered on reco and, that he has fully administer ed Middleton T. Bnnaon’s estate: These are therefore to cite and admonish aJI and angular, the kin-red and credi ora of said dec ased to be and appear at my office, on or before the first MONDAY m December next, to show cause, if any they have, why said Letters should not be granted. Given under my Laid and official signature at office in Wayneabo o’, this B.h day of May, 1868 simeon Wallace, my 10—wtd Ordinary B. C. (Georgia, burke county.— fi Whereas, James T. IfcNorrill, Administrator o Robert 80, and, represents to the Court, ii his petition, dulyf filed and entered on record, that he has fully adminlsteied Robert Boyd’* i state ; Three are therefore to cite and admonbh, all and singular, the kindred and creditors of said deceased, to be and appea at my office on or before the first MONDAY in Dtctmbe next, to aliow cause, If any they can, why said Letters should not t>e granted. Given under my hand and official signature, at office in Waynesboro', this Bth day of May, 1868. HIMEON WALLACE, ray 10—wtd OnH-.ary B. C. COLUMBIA COUNTY. pOLUxMULA BHERIFF S SALE sold at Appling. Columbia count>, on tie irst 1 LEBDAY in December next, within the uaud hours of sale, a tram or land in said county, containing fou* t nn« dred and seventy acres, more or less adjoining Ivnds of R. h. Ntal, Mrs. Mary Tankersley, and othcii. wv ed ou as the property of Augustus B Tsnke.sler, toeitisfy two fi. fas. from < :o!umbi. 8 iperior Court, one in favor of J seph H. Spear vs A B. Tanker?:ey and V. M. Barnes. Sect’y., one in of L. P. Paschal, v* A. IJ. Ts ke b y. 8 10 - perty :»o n**-d < u* b- pU i tid s attoTiev. October 28 h, 18*iS. r . V. FELLER DOV6—Wtd Deputy boer ff. 4PPLICATION FOR HOMESTEAD —<)EOKOIA,< OLUMBJA COUNTY—Augiriu.u. ereley has applied for exemption of personalty, and at ting apart and valuation of homestead, and I will pa*e upon the eamfc at Anpling, Columbia county. Btat» of Georgia, on the SIXTEENTH DAY UF NOVEMBER. 1888, at my OUce W. W. SHIELDS, novO—w2 Ordinary, JIOLITMBIA SHERIFFS SALE.— Wil'besoldoDtheKtKSrTUESOAV IN DECEM bT;R next, before t'»e Cou>t Hou.-»e door at Appling. Co hniibia county, between the u ual hours of sale oue tract of and in said C'>unty.c*ntlining sixteen hundred acres,mrre or leas. ad. jlLUig lands sf M s. William Anthony, S. (J. L m klß. and owners ia»vied il« aetne property of E lmond Bowdreaod Marth H.Bo« dre, to eathly a fifa. issned from the Superior Court of filchmoDd county in favor of John G. Rees and Samuel D. Lintcn vs. W. 8. Jones, Ad ministrate; trtaUi of Bowdre, etc. novl—wtd A. M. LAZRNBY Sheriff. 4DMINISTRATOK’S SALE. -BY virtue of an order ot the Court of Ordinary of alia couttv there will be sold *t the Market House, in the town of Applir g. In earn county, on the first TUESDA Y in JANUARY uext. within «he legal hours of sale, one trect of land, lying and being in aid county, adjoining iandao M m. Radiord, LoveTudv, EllisFhiUlps and others, CHitainitg 7.0 acr a more or less. Also one \rnri ly.ax aud being In said county, adjoining lauds of ftilas Fi i lerald, Beni. Verdery, John Wren and o hers, containingl w 0 -cres. more or lew. as the prop er y ot the era e of Wliiiam Odoms, late of said county, de ceased, for the beDefl. of Ue hiirsand creditors of said de ceased . Terms cash. WILLJS HOWARD, \ . , , JOHN B.EITZOEKALD,; Ajll ‘ October 80.1968 cctSl—wtd A' DMINISTRATOR’B SALE-WILL be sold ou the first TUESDAY in December next, i Lower Market House in the city of Augus*a, within the usual hour* of sale : On-i lot land containing oue huu dred and thirty acres more or leas, Ring 1l R cbround county, on the waters of Boggy Gut Creek, and adjoining lands of William Whitaker, Barney Gay and othere. No and for the benefit of the beireand creditors of Joshua Whit alter deceased. JOHN WHITAKER, Columbia Go., Qa., 80, lWtk TRm'r. ectl—wtd COUNTV. J'SSKCsStSp'a SALE.- at the Market Houae UT^wn°£ N , TY ' ~ WIU * nM couaty, on the tir.t TUESni V! Lo “>*viUe, iu .aid tweeu the legal hours 0 f " J Je cember next, be county, containing threl hundred andTbv f L * ai in sllid less, adjoining lands of Thom., wxv L^ re '’ morl ‘ or Tremble and others. I.evirfT’ Mr »- ' Su ““ Kagan, to aatisfy aji fa i 1 P L oport 7 of Jas of said county, m favor ofT. ron S ‘ ° P ' r ''' r Ccu t Property pointed out by Vlain'titf!. jßme " and in the possesaion of D fend- o? , ' 8 Attorney, 13th, 1868. ,e, “ l nt - Levv ma de October J- T. MULLING October !8, IBGB Sheriff. octso—win cesstd, in said county, ail the Aluie..',!? if' h '"?: Wager s a-<1 other plantation tools JE? Cattle, ot 0. H. P. Byne. riecta-ed. ands« tha t^n?!"¥«■' ami crodito s* of said deceased, e ben fit 01 lieirß I n','vl(L-d b lCAwta JOHN R. r.YNE, ' Ailm nistrator. Applicatio n for home . TE.D GEORtHA. JEfJ-EBSON f' on P Whigham Las applied r or t . Je „ ? - tonally, and Betting apart and yainatton hF H I p ' I will pass up-,,, The eameal 10 o’ctock F TWENTY-FIRST DAI OF NOVEMBER lii ,hL : office In L3uisville t Georgia, W H w * *vc n,y novf—w2 * | QTATEOF GEORGIA, JEFFFRISON COUNTY—VV 111 b ;i aoid ai the Mari • the town ot Li.uiavdle. i-1 & m county, on th r ■ nS e DAY IN DEOEMBEK next, bitween sale. 19 dead of fetock Cattle, *2 oxen 71’ rJ>-- r \ * Allen Plow j and Brock-, 6 Buzzard*P: 0 vs V„ k» .„o‘ u Shovels a-d a'-cooters, 8 piir Plowgea-* o’juh c’ ‘J Chisels, 3 Augury I Drawlrg Knife. 1 jJ-Jt pi u i' n i‘ , ’ n f blacksmith To Is. one 2W«g n Bodies, 6 Wagoa Br dies,* 8 pair Ploige ir*!* 1 Buggy, ana 1 large Boiler. L vieu on a* the m Mrs. Elizabeth T. Be’t. by vivtueof afi r a > s*-- t r •.? County Court of Jefferson County iu I'lvor n f t .! 1 p Gob. rt vs. said Eliztb. tli V. F»e:t. Proi, n V r,.•/ ( Iu the attachment lev*' li l made iu s a and -• \ *; / pws ton ofJbtnuGrr on as age.it ofTurn Dev> nMde October 12 18oS ‘ ret.s—wtd «*.T MULUNQ, Sh>- iff. A PPLICATION FOR HO ’IIESTI \p JI3 L —GEORGIA. JEFFER-ON COUNTY Da .1 u Irby bat applied for exempt ; .>*n m pe-M>*,ul v and -and valuation ot Hom.-s ead, and I will p» S s mn Sf same ar Louisville on the 14th day ot NOV KM BE R sir . t “^gl w o W.u. WATNI. n.-- 1 OCTXh—w. urtlin.ry. A DJIINISTRATOR’S BaSe7- BV XX, Tirtueof an orcerol the Ooum ofi rdinaiv ' i,ff„ r sou xounty there will be sold at the Ma h, t Hcu-e in il,' town of L“tiisvi!le. in raid countv. on the i, IKST'-i ! , DAY IV Die EM BEK nex, wiihin thev R al be „ S' a trail O'Lind situate, lying KM iep -n e-tit roi nr ‘ theOg.e h e River ad oinlag tte La da rs Daniel ii M s. C eallu m Wiley Naawoitliy, am- •tiitre. c rt a ,.“i ß i tbi tevn hm.diTd and twelve aci«a ni- re or Vs. . ™ Lend has been cut into three tracts. : ii in r rwot-c six hundred, five hundred. ,-.r u two l-u drid ri ive’v acres, more or leas, in which Lim it will b, .. id " S, ld'« Ihe proper!y of the estate of Besiah S. C .rswel' In!.- ~l sl-LI county, dice sed. ad ior the benefit ct me hei s anicr-o itors ot said deceased. Terms ca- h. „ . WILLIAM A WILKINS. oct2l—w.d Adminietrxtor. A DMINISTRATOIFS SALE —BY C% virtue of an order ofthe C>urt of »rdb arv «f J Gib son County thtr. will be solo ai the M ike lioi s in \U> i?^x n .» f^fcou^ ille ’/; ,l,h e I* IKsT TUbSDAY IN DE CEMBER next, W thill the!«gni htursoi a e the t tracts of Land : One tnct. situate, lvm.- at.dteh>en'-id ounty, c.n the waters of Black ,J u-.k. rdioiiiivv l t s C. Warren. W. J. Fonder, Mny Lclwrv. •» oJ. \y "aiA*. ander, and containing eighteen liu*d:ed -in - „ uun or less. ’ Also, one tract or lot, •i u .te in th«> town of Lot iavi’V andadjoi lug the lots of Geor e W. 11 ,l„ raon ant Jamk' O.- aiu on two s des. and tonnded on tin ..tlier i.n Z™ by Green , Ireet and Piu treet, and c» fining al. ut o: « acre hod as the property ts ru an A. li -bSh.r, d .“. F,: and lor the t«netlt ot the helm and ciedilors . vid Terms cash. L C WAKKEN. cctffl—wtd Adi, li trsiur. A DMINISTRATOR’S SALK—BY OjL virtue ot an c rdcr ftUeC urtof -uy.'i j.-t,.: euuCou- ty will ne sold at the Mv ket. ji*,u* B - 1 rk: o i the FIRST TUESDAY IN DECEMBh ll* .«\Lar™i . f Land lying In JeHer* n ccuuty. c- nu-Init y •wo'huudr*- aer«s, more -.r Jess ad adjoining Land-8 r j hn F. Uivr? estatea tl James J. Wren a*m Jeitha Wr u - 1 i it,,' pr perty of the estate of Michael \V. f r *the tffii if tne he'r.H and creditors t bald esta e. Tern aca i Sold subject to dower. OCttt-wid r dministrators salexin purs .am* ot .he i. at IV hand Tea ament 0f.10.-Wu t J is e ,r n .‘ oU " t ' ■ d ," a ' »<< "fi he si id at 1i,.. 1,118 * v t iiOllPe lu lho tow*! O' Lcuisviiu* i'll Ilio I'l TUE DAY IN t.E JKMBEIt n?x," OneTrerto. LufnV.'o: tilti'/ two bund • dacTe-, >;ug ou t • watem of WWilau - gLrtTraMfl&'S'aVd o’hem" lV™. a c» l 'b eUB ' •’ OCtifi—wtd A (JEOKGIA—JEFFERSON COUNTY Whereas, Jehu Byne applies to me lor Letter- or 01iTerH - **■ T-yuCil* eof ,i3 tberef ,rr i° e tc m l nduion'rb all and singular . kmchrd and c, editor- o*. eanl ii> censett to t e nt (! aw ear at tny office in I,omsville. with in the tune prescribed by 1.7 to siiuw cauae rs anjr the.- l.ave, why , a i.i letter* itoul-i ' si; Su!v 6:n NICHOLAS lIIEHL. (HEORG Ia7JEFFE RSO N COUNTY Wheteas Job R. liunur, Aduinktiaior on the es tate of Noah B. Covington, deceased, appli s to me for Letters of Dismission: Those sre therefore to cl'.e aud admnnLli nil and siutula the kindred and centers of said deceased to be and appe.r at my office in Lousville, within the time preecribeU by liw, t) show cause ifany- the-y have, why tad letLra shou’d not be gi anttd. M IIOLAL DIEHL Iyßl-w2n Ord'n-, LINCOLN COUNTV. Lincoln sheriff sale.-will be sold before the Court House dter, J ineolnton in Lincoln county, on the firs' TUL.-DA i In January next, in said county, between the legal hours of sale, a tract of lam in saki county, contaiulnx nve hundred auu eightv three acres, more or less, (one-fonrfi es sn acre reseiveil) adjoining laudh ot K. Halues. J. J. Goillebeau, B. Tutt, ana estate of R. b . Tompkins. Levied on lb th- prrDertv of James D. Henderson by virtue of a mortgage fi. fa. issued from the Bupenor Court of Baid county, April' Term 1%8 at the instance of John Ha dy. Property pointed out in said mortgage. fi. fa. l. O. COLEMAN, ortl -wtd Deputy She-iff L. C. ADMINISTRATOR’S SALE —BY XL. Vrtue of .n* or le-from the Court >,t Ordinary of Lincoln Co,in ty, will be sold before -ke t:<-iirf Hnu e door iu Lincoln toumy, on the UR VI TUESDAY in December next. * et*e n the ’eval houiNofsal-, the fol'.-.wit-g proptity. to-«vit: One tract o. laua cont.iining four hut.died uud fjriy su.v ac es, nu-r" or leis In f a>d c itiut\ of Unco it, r.d-oiniag lands of J mea Bran nan. Robert W. Davie, ./atne-* Mnr.ln and otheip, known as the DavJe t*ac». Alho. cm- other trad, lu said county, containing two hundred acre'. nu»r« tr lets adjoining lanos o' Ju.es Martin juu e- D Men eison’ Btnj. Tut and tthers, known as the bear.’ tact.nil »ol«t adhe property belonging to h« estate nf Richard b\ Tontp kitis, late of ad county dico f r the benefit rs rbe heirs and cteditorg nu: and Muc *:u and. The latter tract fi 1 l sabject Ut tl;e wldov%’.s dowe . IV niH : Cash i.i United »u ei Currency. The i urchas- r to p »y for paper-. Ocrober ftt.b, 18C8. w D. TUTT oc ; lo—td A’m r Ricliaid h. Tompkina. STATE OF GEORG I aT"IANCOLN KvV * GUNIY.—.J* M. Cariledge, Guardian o: S .vati nuh A. G B hvoh, huv ng applied to the Court of Ordinary o said county for s discharge tom bisgcardlansldp ofHavau nah A. Graves, tub is. therefore, to cit-i all persons con cerned to show c *us , by filing objections in my office, why said Jesse M. Gar ltd*e should not be dismissed from his cuardlanshlp o f Savannah A. Graves, and receive the usual letters of dtfcmisfclon- Giveu under my hard aud official signature. . c * B. r. TATOM. Juno—wgm Ordinary ldncoiu County. BUR.KE COUNTY. A DMINISTRATOR’S SALE.-WILI be sold before the Court House door, in the town r Burke county, on the FIRST TUESDAY i JANUARY, 1669, the remainder estate in ail that lot, *rac or parcel of land, lying in said c-uuy, b< i »; t >• one-thir. of the re*l esU e < f Ma thew Hutchins, dtreased, set apar and assigned as down* to vidow o«* deceas • cjoiisi ting c oue huudred ami fifty (150) a:»es m ire . r i-.s- now in no session t said widow, dioining lauds ot A.lkin Lewis an Durchusoi to eij»v p« h ession if the termiaaiio of the widow’s dower. Swld tor tne ten /; . r the lu ire an. i credit! re. Terms c sh. AI aJ > LEWIS Hf.vl2-.wtd AdmV of BURKK COUNTY VA Whereas, Freeman W. GoJ an; ~-* ret<.r o John 1-. Midrey, deceased, aitpl es -v m . k- vt . 1 i tne real trtate of g.id decta'wt: “ These are. therefore, to c-te and admon-sh ail p irsous ;•». tcre.-fed. tc beard apoear at my office, on rr■ >r-,r> ■>.. FIRST MOaNDAY in FEBRUARY, iS(i9. to 0 uw cause i any they can, why said leave t-hOwjvi not, of grai. *d. Given under my lund aud official signature ttus Novem her lO h. Im6B. k. F. L \ vt SON, novll—w2n % Ordinary B. O. OTATE OF B U R K F KJ COUNTY—O. the first TUESDAY in Decern . next, wili ui the C« urt Hou e door in t e town o Way net-bo o’, in said co Uy altrena ert-tteoi V. Flow Cox. i.eceasetl, conslating of five hut dred sc e*, more cr > H in said coumy. n»Moioirg lands oi e at 'fjese t\ Gre< n H. H. Oox, Z. Wimberly and others. Sold for the benefit o the hei s ana cied tor*. Terms Orb. ’I UOtfAH B. COX. Oetoler sth, 18*73. Admimstnixor. tovfi—wtd NEO RGI A, BUUK hi COUNTY.- Whereas Jieeph > Gough, Adminl-trDor on the Eeteteof George Go.igh. late 0 f Butke ootmtv. decoised, applies to me for h avc to rell the real e.-t i*c ot s ;ic diytea-i and - are, therefore, to ciu and adn-on sli all t e-sons In - termed, tobtsarm apnear at my • tfic.e, on or ib^’ FIRST MONDAY in FEBRUARY, H 69, to show oxure, if auy they can, why s*id leave shouh. x.ot oe grante . Given under m, iiand a .and official eg nature this Novem ber 9tn, DCS jm. F. LAWSON novll— w2m Ordinary 8.0. Notice to debtors and cred 11 Il OKB—Al'persona indebted to ti e 12 tate of n a. t'. Bvne, late of Jetter««n cou -ty. de • sod. -re he < ), ‘ no’ifledto ina«e immediate ptyment. i r t h>- u iderelgnwf and all mr ou% M vng dem,n’s nga n-t aid e-.tatearc hereby DotSfied to prree »i them proper.y at • and w *hin trie tiim preecrlbrei by Ja v. .JOHN it. BYNE, novll—wo Adni .i !*trator. (f KORGIA—B UIl K E COUNTY.- 'A in rens, Mis hus*n C*tea «p !ks t<> tn n t«r Lette k o' a 'mb lura-ion upon the Estateo fl jtea JJ. C*te% la'ecf Burke count', dec'as and. Th .'ie •re.therc.or-, to f- te and c i ;i ,and rirgu la% the kindred »r.d credit*.r»of *ai t drejeastd -o ; «• and sr - p office ».« or tef /re the ‘■'D'. t y, -nday ! N DECEMBER NEXT, t, how caur- , it an, 0.-ey can. why said L«. tresliouin not. egran el. Gi-en under my Laud anJ offio a sguntur-. 'is Oc»o’.»t 16th, 1868. 1 ? F. La WSON, octlO—ws O/OJUcry B..ik> Oourj'.y. H-KORGIA, BURKK COUNTY.— * fi Whoreai Edw; rd Wim<■« • 1/' r*n' < - *o r.. r,,rj,»t tere '. r Admin stiKiiot i,n the Eet i-e of J mi* W. 11. ( j . , - bee, late of Bu ke county, <h*cfc>fceu These are, th«tre ore, to cite all and m ngu 1 ; r tho kindred ana crrditore cf sad 'teceaeed to be ai .i „r at my m" on or b fore the FIRHT MONO . Y 1.% LECEMbEI: next, t show c lane O’ v-y they can; v. hy svd I*tters ahou.d no* be Kmr.tei to s nt Edward Wimbcri;. Witness my i.andai.d official sigri'turn. hi*October 1 fth w*- . E Lawson, oct!3—ws Ordinary, BC. (GEORGIA, BURKE COUNTY— No’tee is b reby given to all conce ned, that on in* —-dav of— Is—, Godwin Attaway; late of Burke Conn v, died in'es ate. -nd th *t hises a’e is now unrepresen <d, and tha - Admintstraii >n de bonis non will be ven’ed in the Clerk ot the Superior « ourt, or some o her lit and proper person as the law direc s. t the December Term of ihis Court, unless some valid objection is shown to iJu? contrary. Given under my hand aD' l officinl signa ure at office in Waynesboro, this Oc ober 12 h, la6B. E. F. LAWSON. cctlS—ws Ordinary Burke Coun'r. rijEORGIA, BURKE COUNTY. - Vff Notice is hereby given to all cor cerced. th it on Iho —d.yof lB—, Joh i Walker, late of Burke Cum y, >■■■ - par ed this life intestate* era that his es ate is n w u * - represen (g|, and ilm» Admi is ra ion debonis non wi;. vested in the Clerk < f the Stmerk r C urt, or s.atc* o hu fii aed p r per pc-isor. -he F*w directe, :.t the Deceit.D v lerm of his C urt, unless borne va id objection is show.. u> the contrary. Given under my hat and sud official sign a’ure at office at Wsyneßbc»ro, ? liiß Octeberl2 h, 186 b. 10 r E. F. LAWSON, oc 13—wo Ordii ary Burke County. GEORGIA, BURKE COUNTY Vi All persons having demands against John C. Lovett, *‘te of said county, dectoaed, are hereby notided to present them, properly attest'd, to me, withl-i the ti ne prercribed by Jaw,or they will n<jt be se tied. And all persons indebt ed to a.id dteased are hereby require l to make* mmeibaie paym nt. JACOB O. olds ;n. Oc:cber9, ’8 8 OU9---6 Administrator. \TOTICETO PEBi'ORS AN P CURD iff ITORB All ix.dr >t .:i©Ui ’ "aec uo. Goagh, late cf burke C .uaty, d«?cea ed, are i tre;.y t oofied to make immediate payment to ihb unotrsigned, and those to whom said estate Is indtbteu, wi : . render in an account of their demands p openy proven within the time prescribed by law to October 7 h. 1883. JOSEPH S. GOUGH, oc»10-«6 AdmV. TALIAFERRO COUNTY. GEORGIA,TALIAFERRO COUNTY. Vjr —Where v John D has applied to me 10, the Guardianship of the person ar.d property of six miner children of L# nida-| J t vans, late of said county, deceased * This is, therefore, t-* cite and admonish al] persons con cerned to be and appear my office on or before the FUOsT MONDAY it. DECEM BE -i next. 1868, to show cause ifSt th-*. - have, why said appiica ion should not be granted G.vea under my official signature this October the *Boch IWB. J. D. HAMMA- R, ’ oct3l—ws Ordinary. A DMINISTRATOR’sTSALE. - BY Jr\ virtue of m order freni the Court el Ordinw-c of Tiliferro coullj. will he wld belore the Court Houie door In CrmwtordvUle, on the Bret TIiEbDAY m -ECiCMBEK All Ihe land lying in taid county belonging to the eeKt. or Wiley Acree. dec-ared. The «rat, o“ “ilMtox ” Whereon Wiley W. -eree now r-nidee, conSnfn* Ihree hundred acree, more or leas, adjoining K. Fickland's. o w Klyn’. and others. •Ibistrw.thas a settlement *tn home and rcrew with other outhou.-s. Al 1 will h. .. surveyed end i laUerecuted. Wll ‘ re - Two 'racta, known as Johnson', survey, adjoining Joae h Hhlman and others. This tract contain, iwtTUumTre'la-d finv fi rry, more or 1 'As, with a settlement 1 The third i, known as ths "Kti.drlcx Irar-," containing on, bund ed and sixty acres, n ore or adjoining lohnsrii, Tract,” U. if. Flynn, S. a. F»r®er a a oihL. TU-place ha. an old seUletmu.t ou it. oUle,s ' Eucb of thuai tract, has some excellent land,. The Tohn •on placeu one of tne beat tracta In Middle Georgia a,, ' person wishing to kx.kat these lands will call on W w V Aaee. or the underatgned. "• "■ Sold for the nenellt ot the heirs and creditors. number *, 18«, AC ‘lp^^ r
