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About Weekly chronicle & sentinel. (Augusta, Ga.) 1866-1877 | View Entire Issue (Dec. 23, 1868)
Chronicle & *rntinri. WKiKwpAT neurnuu iiculuSt North and South Excursion Tick ets. —The attention of all whom it may concern, is called to the subjoined circular sent to us, which we are informed is based upon editorial suggestions contained in a late date of the Chronicle <fc Sentinel : Western Si Atlantic Railroad, I Office Superintendent, > Atlanta, fra., Dec. sth, 1868- J Pear Sir- Frequent inquiries respecting the price of Lands in the South are being made by parties in th • Northern and West ern States, showing a growing disposition for emigration and travel southward. The Hagerstown (Maryland) Mail thus announces a contemplated excursion of a party from that section: “About the 18th of November a party of gentlemen contemplate a second excur sion to Virginia and the South. All who wish to join the party, and report the fact at the Mail office prior to the 10th of No vember, will be famished half- fare railroad tickets for the excursion. Hotel and other accommodations have been promised at re duced rates.' It is very evident from the tone of the Northern Press that there is a strong inclination in that section to sell Lands at the prevailing high prices here, AND TO INVEST IN THE CHEAP LANDS OF THE SOUTH. 'J his inclination should be encouraged by us as far as practicable. One great restraint upon Eurgration, or the Travel which to a great extent pre eedesit, is the expensiveness of the trip, AH COMPARED WITH THE ACCUSTOMED Northern Rates, To obviate this objection it has been suggested that Winter Excursion Tickets, at HALF fare good for any route, be ar ranged for two or three months this winter on Southern lines, giving the traveller an opportunity of seeing the country by stop ping and laying over a reasonable time at such points as might attract his attention. If Southern roads generally would enter into an arragement of this kind, giving it an extensive and general publicity through the Northern press, it is believed that a large travel would be attracted to our lines which we would otherwise fail to secure, and ultimately re-ult in a large emigration to our seotiou of a skilled and wealthy cla.-s of agriculturists and manufacturers. It is presumed that our hotels, with their usual liberality, would heartily con cur in the proposed plau and make the same reduction to their charges. The attention of our Railroad Managers is being directed to European emigration as a question of deep importance to the great interest entrusted to their sagacity and care, and it is deemed of the utmost importance that some well devised plan be put into immediate action to secure to the Bout.li its share of the benefits to be de rived from the large emigration that is now putting its wealth of labor and popu lation upon this continent. To bring about a concert of action in these important matters, it has been re commended that, a General Convention of Presidents and Superintendents of South ern Roads, bo held in the City of Atlanta, Georgia, on January 4th, 1869. Your active co-operation is earnestly so licited in arranging with Hotel Keepers upon the plan suggested, and in securing a full attendance of Railroad Officials at the Convention. An early reply to these suggestions is re spectfully requested, in order that suitaUe arrangements may he made for the meet ing of the Convention. Respectfully, E. HfJLBERT, Sup’t. Congressional. SENATE. Washington, December 14, p. in.— Howard asks an Investigation of his management of the Bureau. Referred to the t.'ommittoo on Military Affairs. .Sumner presented a memorial from citi zens of Georgia complaining of the wrongs to which the race is exposed and asking relief. Also a sin iiar document from North Carolina asking the continuance of the Freed men's Bureau. West Virginia asks aid for the Chesa peake and Ohio Railroad. A memorial from the Mississippi Dele gation claiming that the Constitution was adopted by a majority of the legal voters, was referred to Judiciary Committee. .Sherman reported a bill for constructing a railroad from Washington to Cincinnati. Morion Introduced his financial fill pro viding tout after July Ist, ’7l, the Treasu ry shall redeem all legal-tenders and frsctioual currency, and after January Ist, '72, the National Banks shall redeem their issues in Gold. A bill whh introduced increasing tho As sociate J ustices to fourteen and changing the circuits. Stewart introduced a bill making tho holding of otllce con trary totlio 14th Amend ment felony against the United States ami punisliuble with imprisonment for not less than three and not more than ten years,and a line of not less than one nor more than - »- i M ■ wr (htier proceeililigs unimportant. Senate went into executive ses ion and adjourned. HOUSE. Bills under regular call: A bill for the building of a telegraph lino from Washington to Boston. A bill incorporating (lie African College A joint resolution by W butene >ro instruct ing Hie Election Committee to investigate the elections in Soutii Carolina, Georgia and Louisiana. By Mr Kellogg, granting the right of way through the public lands to the New Orleans, Mobile ,ud Chattanooga Kailroad. Referred to the Committee on Public Lands A bill relative to the appointment of midshipmen from tho lately rebellious States A memorial from the Louisiana Logis-. latino, asking three hundred thousand’ dollars for the Mississippi and Mexican canal. Granting certain lands in Alabama to the Nashville A Decatur Railroad, Ankiiig improvemuuta 'for the Tennes see River. Repealing tho prohibition of militia in North and South Carolina, Florida, Ala bama and Louisiana. Aiding tlu> New Orleans and Ship Island Canal. Instructing the Reconstruction Commit tee to investigate the Ku-Klux in Tennes see. A resolution giving twenty per cent, ad ditional to Government employees. Ta bled 91 to 73. A resolution denouncing all forms and degrees of reptldia ion of National obliga tions Passed 154 tot!, A resolution was adopted constructing a Commitioo of Seven, with power to send for persons and papers to investigate New York election frauds. Seward says the publication of the Ala bama corre pondeuco will be premature. Butler introduced a hill to enforce the United States laws in Georgia. Koforred to the Reconstruction Committee. The Committee on Public Expenditures were directed to inquire into the alleged Alaska corruption fund. Crockery asked whether any commis sioner or agent had been sent to Spain, and for what purpose. The Military Committee were directed to Inquire ini • the expediency of repealing the law forbidding laiiitia .n tho Southern Slates. Adjourned. notSK. Washington, December 15, p m.—The Committee on Commerce was directed to inquire what legislation is necessary to protect the iivis of steamboat travellers and report a.bil: forbidding passenger ves sels carrying petroleum. The Judiciary Committee was directed to report a hill enforcing the third section of the Fourteenth Amendment. Whitteinore introduced a resolution va cating alio dices in un reconstructed States. Objected to. The Speaker announced the special Committee for investigating the New York election frauds. The House went into Committee of the Whole on the laritf. Brooks charged that h dr a million dol lars was contributed to Union Leagues of New York and Philadelphia, to carry the anti-tariff States. Without defiuiteuction tho House adjourned. SENATE. A number of memorials and uuimport aut bills were presented. A hill forbidding M ilitia in the recon structed States, except in Georgia, passed. Stewart’s hill making the lidding office in violation of tho Fourteenth Amend ment punishable, was referred to the Ju diciarv Committee. Adjourned, SENATE. Washington, Dec. 16, p. m.—The word “extraordinary" was stricken from the resolution regarding Judge Underwood’s decisions, when the resolution passed. A resolution directing the Secretary of the Senate to pay Southern Senators from the comiueueemeut of the 40th Congress, meeting with an objection went over. The Judiciary Committee reported ad versely on some, favorably on other bills, removing political disabilities. Morton spoke onliis financial hill. On the resolution censuring the financial views of the President’s message, Hen dricks moved a substitute, saying that the Senate Cordially endorse, the President’s Views regarding the inviolability of the public debt and expressing views ex pressed in the New York platform, was voted down. The consideration of the ori ginal bill was resumed but without action the Senate adjourned. HOVSE. A bill prohibiting the transportation of petroleum on passenger vessels was re ferred to the Committee on Commerce. A bill was passed relieving the political disabilities of certain parties, including the Lieut. Governor of Tennessee. A bill was passed extending the time for the payment of the tax on tobacco on hand from Ist January to the 15th of Feb ruary. A resolution allowing the females em ployed by the Government the same pay as allowed males when they perform the same service, w as passed. A bill was introduced bridging the Delaware river between Ohio and Camden. ‘Committee on Commerce. ihe Speaker announced eighteen mem bers who desired to speak a eulogy on dead members. Seward reported no Commissioner sent to Spain by the Executive. Adjourned. Large Receipts of Cotton. The re °®u.on yesterday amouuted to 4,130 bales, being more than the oouibined receipt* during the same time at Charles ton, Augusta and Mobile, and within 500 bates of the day a receipts at New Orleans —Savannah News, December 16f/i. Our Condition. AH that the Georgians require to secure ; an addition of a hundred millions to their i capital and fifty thousand to their poputa- ! tion, during the coming year, is to pre- . serve public order, and maintain the safe tv of life, liberty and properly.— New York Time*. We venture to assert that the actual i statistics of crime will show now what ' the census reports of the United States Government have proven from the founda-.' tion of the Government up to 1860, that the proportion of crime is far greater in . the Northern and Eastern States than at the South. In Georgia particularly is this true. We admit that there has been more of violence and lawlessness in this State since the war than before. This is easily and naturally aocounted for, as one of the legitimate results of the fierce stiuggle in which our people were, for four years, engaged with the Federal Government, i The history of ali wars, in all countries of | the globe, show that they produce not only a disregard for human life, but tend to j lessen respect for legal authority. General demoralization is one of the legitimate i fruits of all wars. The South has not suf fered in this respect any more than the North. Indeed if we take the reports of violence, published in the papers of the two sections, as true indications of their character and extent, we shall find that even in this natural disorder of society the North has suffered more than we of the South. We are thoroughly familiar with the condition of affairs in this State, and do j not hesitate to declare that life, property, reputation and the pursuit of happiness, ' are as thoroughly protected here as in any State in or out of the Union. It is true i that there are occasional displays of mol, ; spirit, and now and then isolated instances of personal violence. Rut these are main- i ly the results of the imperfect state of j human laws, and the defects of organized j society ; and they exist and display them- ! elves in more or less frequency in all the civilized nations of the earth. These vio- i lations oi the laws of society are as frequent and as apparent iu the North and East and West as they are in the South. The recent cold blooded murder of an old woman by her daughter and son-in law in Philadelphia—the murder in one of the most populous streets of New York ut a quiet newspaper man on his way home at nizht from his day’s labor---the killing of Moore in Indianapolis day before yester day by an infuriated woman whom he had j insulted —the care of Hester Vaugn con | victedof child murder in Philadelphia—the (Joie Hiscock affair—the terrible butcheiy of Cornelius Holmes by Deacon Andrews 1 to secure a legacy left him by bis victim— the recent lynehiug at New Albany, India na—show that the spirit of lawlessness is existing with more or less intensity in all sections of the country. The constant charges which are made against the South by the Times and its Radical cotemporaries have had the ten dency to cheek and drive off emigration from the South. They hate the South and her people so intensely that they seize upon all sorts of expedients to injure and insult us. The light,however.is being let in upon the Northern mind and ere long the peo ple will discover to what extent they have ! been fooled and imposed upon. The salu brity of our climate - tho futility of our soil —the immense treasures of mineral weaitli lying concealed in our mountain ranges— the valuable water power which is fur- j uished by a thousand streams—the peace fulness, kindness and sociability extended to bona fide, settlers (not carpet-baggers) among us by the people of the South, and particularly of Georgia, is beginning to j have their effect upon the Northern mind. Every day we hear of purchases andscttle i meats within our borders of good men from | the North. They have come among us ; with tho view of becoming permanent citi ; zens, ’itid in every ease they have met I with a cordial and hearty welcome. Lands in this State are cheap. In p:o --portion to the value of their yearly pro ductions, they are cheaper than any lands | on the face of the earth. Good cotton lands j i can be bought here now from one to six ; I and seveu dollars per acre. These land a i "Wi ■ produce, with proper ettuivation and " a slight application of fertilizers, from four hundred to a thousand pounds of lint 1 cotton per acre—worth in the market now i from niuety to two hundred dollars. Two | good hands —one to hoe and one to plough j —with a good mule, will cultivate thirty : to forty acres of these fine cotton lands. Such inducements as these cannot fail to ' bring settlers among us, despite the foolish | and untruthful charges of tho New York Times and ot her Radical journals. Let cur i people hold themselves in patience. A I i better time is coming. It may be long f before we see it, or it may be felt in a few I I months. Let us, then, quietly bide our I time. KXTKXNIVE IIOXELIGKATIOX. GREGG'S HALL IN RUINS’!! Terrible amt Fatal Accident. I MEN KILLED WHILE DOING THEllt DUTY’, ANOTHER BLACK NIGHT ! Monday, December 14—G A. M.—This . morning, about 2 o’clock, fire was discov ered in Mr. Clendining’s restaurant, on Taylor street, roar of Gregg’s Hall, which 1 in a short time communicated to the main building, and in a few minutes the eutire , structure was wrapped in flames. The fiic had obtained such headway before the | alarm was given, that the firemen were , uuableto save the immense building ; but by almost superhuman exertions, prevent ed communication with MajorThos. Davis’ splendid row of houses, adjacent ; but, mournful to relate, not without a terrible i loss of life and limbs. A squad from the Independent Fire Company, assisted by several citizens, were endeavoring to get a stream in tho rear of the burning building, when the south wall of Wearn & Ilix’s picture gallery fell, completely crushing tlie life out of two of the men, and severe ly, if not fatally, injuring several others, j be following is a list of the casualties: Killed : D. A. Carrington, Frazee B. 1 Sqnier. Severely Wounded : F. B. Beckham— leg broken, and badly cut in head and body Charles F. Ryan—compound frac ture of left leg, and cut and bruised in body. Richard Tozer—right leg disloca ted, and severely cut in head and body. Slightly Injured : W. K. Evans —out in head. James Smythe—bruised in head and body Charles Beck —leg injured, F. L. McKenzie—abrasion of legs. There } are several others who received contusions, while a Urge number narrowly escaped. The property destroj ed (known as Gregg’s Hall) is located on the Southwest corner of Richardson and Taylor streets — the old Commercial Bank corner. It was erected by Messrs.Tbos.and W alter Gregg, at>out a year ago, and consisted of a three story front, with two and one story addi tions in the rear, and was occupied as fol lows : First floor, front : Thos. E. Gregg A Cos., crockery establishment ; Gregg, Palmer & Cos., brokers. Rear: Mr. Jas. Clendining, restaurant. Second story, front: Dr. T. T. Moore, dentistry. Rear: Messrs. Wearn A Hix, photograph gallery. Third story : Gregg’s Hall. Messrs.Gr gg A Cos. saved their books aud papers. aDii a -mall portion of their stock; they had an insurance with Messrs. Nichols A Cos., of $’.13.000; Queen s, Home and another company ; $13,000 on the building and SU,OOO on tht stock; their actual loss above insurance is estimated at fully $12,000. Dr Moore’s loss :> estimated at $3,500 — uninsured Messrs Wearn A Hix hist their entire stock, valued at sS.l>oo. and were only insured to the extent of $2,000. in the North American, of New York, of which Messrs. Nichols are agents. Their gallery is believed to have been the most complete in the South, aod was adapted to any and everything in the photograph and picture line. Mr. Clendining was in sured for $2,000 —$1,000 in t.,e Baltic, of which Mr. Huggins is agent, and SI,OOO ; elsewhere, which it is thought will fully cover his losses. He saved a piano and a few other articles only. “Dauny'' Carriogtou, as he was fa mi iarly termed. Was a young man of about twenty one; second son of Mr. C. V . Car rington, Secretary of the Greenville and Columbia Railroad Company; in whose employ the deceased also was. He was of a genial temperament and pleasing man ners, and was a great favorite with all who knew him; and was a member of the Inde pendent Fire Company. Frazee B. Squier s age was about nineteen; a son and our old fellow-citizen, A. C. Squier. lie was a i modest, unassuming lad and a dutiful son; a prop and stay to his parents in their de clining years. The sympathies of the en tire community are with theatflicted fami lies; their loss has certainly been terrible. Mothers, fathers, sisters and brothers, brought to sudden grief; the accident which deprived the unfortunate young ■ men of their lives having occurred within * half an hour of their arrival on the ground. Truly, “in the midst ol life, we are in death.” The wounded men were promptly cared so citizens vicing with one another in offers of hospitality. Mr. U zer was carried to the house of his brother-in-law, Mr. John C. Dial, and was attended to by Drs. Trezevant, Gibbes and Lynch. Al though severely and painfully injured, he is doing very well. Mr. Ryan was carried to the re-idence of Mr. 11. N. McGowan, j and Dr. W. P. Geiger at once tendered : his services and made the broken-limhed I man comfortable. His right leg is badly l cru-hed and he received other injuries of a serious nature. After a few hours he was carefully removed to his home. Mr. Beck- j ham’s right leg was badly fractured below the knee ; his back injured, and he re- ‘ ceived several terrible cuts and bruises. He is attended by Drs. B. W. Taylor, A. Talley and John Darby, at the residence of kb uncle, Win Glaze E-q. 9 A. M.—The work of the Fire Fiend is 1 complete and a portion of the bare walls is ail that is left of a once handsome building. , The firemen (with the exception of the i squads on duty), have gone to their re spective homes, to snatch a few hoars of necessary repose after their arduous labors. Columbia Phoenix. ' jpytrai Sottas, w#* LIT NOT PREJUDICE USURP YOL Rlt EArtOX.—lt to a feet that in the min (to of many p.-'tons, a prejudice extols agarost wh*t art calkd patent *. *r«:;cir.e* ; Lot wLy bheuid tli’a preven’ you ■ resorting to an a*l cle that hag *uch an ex ray oi testimony • Ito tup* rti a-II ST&TTJs.R’S STOMACH BITTERS? j 1 Rhysi iui.f presc ibeit; why should you dtocard it? Judges, ; leu By co.iiidsred m»-n oi lalcc’, bare used ai.d du ust it in ! ihxir families ; why **,ouid you rtj ct ,t ? L* not your j ’ prejudice uturp V or rcaaon ‘o the everlasting injury of | . your health. If jou a.e sick, and r quire a rcitiicifie, try j j theei Bitters. 1 Woea the i.-odliy energies ar • worn cut by anxiety and ! r.tod a ttimWant, this ;.- t ' c best that can be taken. It to , tempore 1 • i.d mocided by hygieric herbs and roots, which prevent it fiom fevering the blood; and hence it does j n-1 produce a mere t« mporary excitement, to be fallowed by iiijurion* reac-l-jn, tut communietu-s a permanent potency i to Hie entire vital organization, Some of its herbal const) tu- I elite are slightly soporific so that in discs where sl.'epkss 1. *s to one of the afefNrmpanbnenta of nerv us disease, a dm?e of it taken toward ued me will terd to produce qu et and j re resx lug slumber. >or palptut.oncf heart, tremors, hys ‘ terics, fainting tier, general restkssn bs und the causeless j frarsai. . dbtre n'ng fancies to which ladies ere especially 1 subject, v.nder certa'n «* rbid conditions of miodand body j peculiar to tOelr thx, the B.tters w il be fzund the most ; agreeable and certain us countei-rritants. j The cor* .tv i<;n*l3y ner/cus may readily k.ep their in fi.-in.t) in con* ant check by the da ly use of ibis healthful vegetablet nic; find those who have “shattered their nerve-as the phrase to, ei h?r by imprudent indulgence or un iu - 1 byaica* or ii.to'l-Cud labor, wi 1 find in this Vitaliz ing elixr a pr i:.p restorative declO—d!2&v*2 r* ’jjp* STERLING SILVER WARE AND : FINE ELECTRO-PLATED WARE.- j THE GOP.HAM MANUFACTURING COMPANY, oi PR YIOEN :E, K. 1., having :h2 a-gest manufactory o b .Ui *■ Bvtr Ware in the world with th». roast improved inatLio'-ry. and employing the n 03t skilled labor, are en bled to offer an unequa ied \ a:iety of nuw ad beautiful designs in Dinner S vice l , Tea Service, and every : rt.de sp c-al'y adap’ed for Holiday u and Brusal Gifts. They offer also teir w;l -kn wq and unriva led Nickel Silver I- le tro Mated Wa e. in which they have t troduced new pa*to■•ns of rare “le.ance. Ths Solid Silver irf gunr .Tib a to bi of sterling puiit’’by U. S. Mint r ihe ?le Tro- lute is gi ian cod to be supe ior to Ahe finest MmSteld w:.r--. O/ders lecelved fron the Tr de < nly, but ti: - ,foods nay t-c obtao.ed from Jespom-i 1 dealers every- j where. nzn Trade Tr *f.? l tii.tr. Eleciro- GORHAM MANUFACTURING CO., Sa'esronn No. 3 Maiden Lane, N. Y. no' ?■—• 4f4mo? OUSTGJOKO'S HAIK UYK. To A r t wo owe a thou-and graces; Improving Ka'ur n ■ disgrace to. St*, as g-ay Lair don’t please the eye, Use CRISTADORd’S MATCHLESS DYE. CRIS I'ADOttO’S HAIR PRESERVATIVE. Six k tg, -tiuidin. me the E fleet a 1 reduced by Crista dor '-llair Preservative and Beau .ilier. Be the hair ever 80 wiry, coarse, • nJ unmanageable by brush an t comb, in one ‘ week 11 iba»-i cie will 1 enter it flexible, lU4ir.usand inclined I S. by Druirutots, and applied by a l Hair Dies-ers. | Mai; .f idury N>* I*B Maiden L-vne. Principal Depot No. 6 i As or House. _ nov2o—d&wlm MLMUN’S LIVES SAVED , FOR 50 CEN TS.”—Thousands of Ch ldren i lie annually of Croup. Now, Mothers .f you would spend j 50 • en*-. and ul aay-j hav>; a »ot!le of Dr. Tobias’ Venetian Linhinnt in tli •iL use, you never need far losing your little one.- When attacked wit n this com pain'. It is now 21 years 1 .-luce I h ve pu. up Lln.m nt. and never heard of a ch Id j dy 1. * f ;r ud when my Liniment was used; but huudreds : of cu e - liitv b un rep rted to me, and many state if it was | *lO per bottle ti cy would nit he without It. Be.-Ides which, j it to a raisin cure f»r Cuts, Bu ns, Headache, Toothache, I Sore Th oat. Swellings, Mumps. Colic, Diarrhoea,Dysentery, j Bpauma, Old .'o-es, and P: ins in the Limbs, Back, and Chest, j No one once tries it who to ever withou it. It is warranted I pei f-c !y jtu take internally. Full directions with every j bottle. | Sold bv all Drugrists and Sto r ekeeper3 through >ut the , United Slates. Price f>o cents a>.d one dollar per bottle. Depot 10 Park Place, New York. nov2o—d&wlm , x DECLINE IS PRODUCED. Pure blood makes us wt 11, bad blood makes I us tick. Vapors from poorly digested food in the Mood a r e a ndensud upon the vari usorg.us, and serve to make them | grow «r repair th- ir wastu. Organs made with a greater or j lc.-ser propoitiun ot suibina erials cannot be sound. If the | bad condition of Mood ccn'iau .3 but for af:w days or weeks the body will In* cut of torts; and if itconUni.y , to whole of ; t'e body'.vi: 1 ' 1 with mperfect blood, anl the bed b bad; It is iua decline—popularly called a cen j Now Brand ruth’s Pi Is penetrate the whole mass r f blond, | ■ aud:.g tho expulsi u f impurities; the body feels relieved fc m .» cinglu dose—what t an m y be expected from twenty? 1 By ccmifiuin.i tiitir use the win le < f the blood iu time be cornj u.ifiu !. and he body reconstructed f-Tra good male I iial the det lin stopped, an t anew lease us life secured. Princ pal office BitANiuiiTU’s llous?, Few York. Sold by alt druggist■*. nov2o—d&wlm Desirable Building Lots for SALIiI. ONK LOT ON SOUTHWEST CORNER of Greoneand Elbert streets, bavinij a front of forty-four (41) feet, and a depth 1 of one hundred and seventy-five (175) feet. One LOT, next to the above, same di- I meusions. One LOT, liaving a front of forty-four (44) feet, and Three LOTS, having each a front of forty (40) feet, all four having a depth of one hundred and seventy-five (175) feet, front ing on the north side of Telfair street, be tween Elbert and C>ntre streets. The above property is ottered at private sale. If not sold oefore the lirst Tuesday j in January next, will then be sold at | public outcry. ALSO, i The BRICKYARD and HOMESTEAD ; of the late Chas. DeLaiglo can be treated | for on reasonable terms. . WM. H. GOODRICH, Receiver. i Augusta. Ga., Dec. 9, 1868. declO—dlOAwtjanl THOMAS COUNTY, GA„ Plantation for Sale, j OFFER FOR SALE, A PLANTATION i in I homas county, four miles from l'i omasviile, consisting of Twelve Hun dred two and a Half Acres lirst quality j LAND, with good dwelling, cabins, kiteh | mi, barns, stables, gin house, giu packing j screw, blacksmith shop, de , all uuder ; ! good fence; five hundred acres cleared, \ balance bracily timbcretl. There are three hundred acres of Virgin Hammock ! —bounded on the North side by the At -1 ntic and Gulf Railroad, on the South by ' the Monticello road, and the new railroad from Albany will come within half a mile of this Plantation. There is a never-failing creek of fine water running through the Plantation. Also five weiis and two well stocked fish ponds on the premises. This place is known as the “Seward Home Pla e,“ being formerly the property of lion. J as. L. Skwahd. The mjales, horses and other stock, with all the wagons and agricultural imple ments, will be sold with the place on reasonable terms. For particulars, apply to A. STEVENS, Augusta, Ga. or to A. P. Wrigßt, Thomasville, Ga. or L. .T. Grn martin a- Co.,Savannah, Ga. P. S —There are two churches and two j schools in Thomasville, Ga., line climate and good neighbors. nov29—dA.wtf University High School. PREP A RATORY DEPARTMENT OF THE UNIVERSITY OF GEORGIA. A THKXS, GA. organization: A. A. Lipscomb, D. D Chaucellor. Faculty.—Benj. T. Hunter, a. M., President; Mathematics and Physical Sciences. T. E. Royall, (University of Va.,) Latin and Greek. \V. VV. Lumpkin, A. M. English Literature. F. A. Lip scomb, A. B. French and German. A HOME SCHOOL.—BOARDERS BE _A COME members of the President’s family. Course of Instruction thorough and practical. Four tScholai ships, which secure J> Vee Tuition in the Higher Depart ments ol the University, are at the disposal, o. the Faculty of the High School, and will be awarded to the best scholars on the completion of the High School course of study. Circulars sent on application to the President. dec4— difcwtf CHURNDASH! SAVES FOUR I IFTHS OF THE LABOR IS CHURN ING! THIS is one of the cheapest 1 anti best CHURN DASHERS ever invented. It is ! Fimp-ein can strucUon and makes pood butter in ONE FIFTH of the rime of the Id-fashioned Dasher. Its sim pticiT, cheapness and durability recommend it to every Retail price #1 each. County Right* lor sale, and ] those purckiting sc, piled at low rates. Fo’ sale by JOSES. SMYTHE A CO., coy 15—djrwtf A-igusta, Ga. ; FOR SALE OR RENT, \ BURKE COTTON PLANTATION -TV containing 1000 acres, one-half cleared, with all convenient improvements tor family residence aud farming purposes, thirty miles from Augusta. Inquire of Thos. W. Coskeuy, of Augusta, or ad dress Q. SKRINE, Berzelia, Ga. novlo—tuthsaSAw3 M, 0, JOKES. I ft, ROBERTS, ATTORNEYS AT LAW, MIDVILLE, 9 1-4 C. R. H., GEORGIA. WILL PRACTICE IN THE SU IT PKEMK COURT, tlw FEDERAL COURTS. 2ixi »ii lit COURTS of u.e MIDDLE CIRCUIT. All bukne* entrusted to our cure will be atteodeC to with ; proniptnotf aud dispatch. }au26—ly NEW FALL AND Winter Goods AT WHOLESALE AND RETAIL, r rHE UNDERSIGNED HAS JUST returned from New York with cue ot the LARGEST *2d HANDSOMEST assortments of FALL AND WINTER GOODS that it baa ever been my good fortune to offer to the trade. My stock cf LADIES’ DRESS GOODS of every dcacrip tiou to equal to tie tiroes, and as it to impossible to designate j the different articles and styles, the todies are invited to cal i and see for themselves. My stock of CLOAKS and SHAWLS, GIMPS, BUT I TONS, ribbon trimming, nubias, hoods, WORSTED SACKS, 10 4,11-4 and 12-4 BED BLAN i KETS, GRAY BLANKETS. Bleached aid Bro»n | SHEETINGS of all well-known brands, is worthy the a!* i tention of thoee wishing to purchase. For' GentlemenVand Boys’wear, in the way of FRENCH ! CASSIMERS f.r suits and without, JEANS, TWEEDS, Ac., my stock cannot be surpassed. Aiso, a few pieces of ' very handsome KENTUCKY CASSIMER. i All in want of DRY GOODS, at whcleeale cr retail, will j lose nothing by examining my stock before purchasing eise ■ wh'-re. ! Th eegoods were BOUGHT FOR CASH and I inter dto sell them a* LOW AS THE LOWEST. JAMES MILLER, Corner of Broad and Jackson Sts., • eep27—dArwtf Oppc site Globe Hotel. J, M, BURDELL, (OF LATE FIRM OF F. PIIINIZY A CO.) COTTON FACTOR AND COMMISSION MERCHANT, | NO. 6 Warren Block, JACKSON STREET, AUGUSTA, GA., (CLOSE STORAGE.) WILL CONTINUE THE BUSINESS f I lu at! its brunches at the abeve place, and would respectful y solicit n share of the liberal patrenrge extended to the tote firm. Oommtonop for selling Cotton 1)4 per cent, Insurance ou Cotton (when desired) % per cent per month less than open waiehouaes. iy2Q—dAwtiljar.l UNIVERSITY OF GEORGIA. SIXTT-SI.NTn ANXIAL SESSION. o FACULTY. A A LIPSCOMB. D D, Chancellor. P H MEIL, D D, \ r ice Chancellor, Metaphysics. WM S RUTHERFORD, A M, Mathe matics. WM II WADDELL, A M, Ancient Languages. W L JONES, M D. Natural Sciences. W L BROUN, AM, Natural Philoso- L H CHARBONNIER, A M, Civil Engineering. lion A II STEPHENS, A M, History. M J SMEAD, Ph D, Modern Lan guages. CHARLES MORRIS, A M, Rhetoric and Oratory. W L MITCHELL, AM, Law. B II HILL. A M, Law. Ii D MOORE, M D, Law. B T HUNTER, A M, University High School. The Second Term opens on the loth of JANUARY, 1869. The above named officers will take charge of their respective Chairs on that day. Tuitiou for the term, S6O. Board, S2O a month—may be reduced to $lO by clubbing. Thirty-five benefici ary appointments are vacant For cata logues, etc., apply to WILLIAM HENRY WADDELL, Cor Sec Fac Univ Ga, Athens, Ga. decl7—thsa&tul2*w2 STRAYED, From the subscriber, near Thomson, on tho Georgia Railroad, ou 9th inst., a large MaRE MULE, mouse colored, about sixteen h nds or more.high; ab nit sor 6 years old; well broke to the saddle; shod on both hind and right front foot; holds a very high head when under saddle or in harness; has a scar in the hol low over the right eye; was making her way toward Raytown when last heard from. I will pay $25 REWARD for any information that will lead to her recovery. TROS. B. Wl ST, novls—d.'l&wl Thomson, Ga. THE NATIONAL TRUST COM’Y OF THE CITY CF NEW YORK, No. ;J36 BROADWAY. CAPITA!,, ONE MILLION DOLLARS, CHAIITEKKD BY THE STATE. Dabiub R. Maboam. President. Jab Merrill. Secretary. DECEIVES DEPOSITS AND AL XV LOWSFOUK PEli CENT. INTEREST on all Daily Balance-, subject to Check at Sight. SPECIAL LE POSITS for Sto Moulds, or more, may be paace at five per cent. ’] be Capital of ONE MILLION DOLLARS is divided among o% r er &00 Shareholders, comprising many gentlemen of large wealth and financial experience, who are also personally liable to depositors for all obligations of the Company to double the amount of their capital stock. As the NATION AL TRUST CO. receives deposits in large or small amounts and permits them to be drawn as a whole or in part by CHECK AT SIGHT and WITHOUT NOTICE, allowing interest on ALL DAILY BALANCES, parties throughout t £ country can keep accounts in this Institution with special advantages of security, convenience and profit. d&wGm jTmjdye ITccl Warehouse and Commission MERCHANTS, AUGUSTA, GEORGIA, PONTTNUE THE BUSINESS IN Vyall its branches, at their OLD STAND,I43 REYNOLDS STREET. Promp* personal attention given to the STORAGE and SALE of COTTON and OTHER PRODUCE, and to the PURCHASE OF BAGGING, ROPE and FAMILY SUP PLIES Liberal ca-h advances when required. C inimission for Selling Cotton One and a qu rter per cent, OoLslgn men's solicited. sep!3—d&wCm. JENNINGS & SMITH, COTTON FACTORS AND General Commission Merchants, | WE CONTINUE TO TRANSACT ! Ts rile above named bi Hine?s ht our COMJIO- DlOUSandi ENTIt ALLY LOCATED WARE j OOCSF, No. 6 Jlc’ntosh Street, Augusta. Ga., and will give onr .-.tri.t personal attention To 111 Consignments Entrusted to vp, and hope to MERIT a continuance of the liberal patronage extended to us du ing tho past season. Our charges will be For selling Cotton SI,OO per Baie. Storage 50 cents per month. T. J JENNINGS. J. T. SMITH. au2S—daw4m Isaac t. heard &co.; WAREHOUSE COMMISSIONMERCHANTS, AUGUSTA, GA., Office, Corner Reynolds & Mclntosh Sts. Having rented the well- KNOWN and commodious FIRE PROOF WARE HOUSE ou Mclntosh street formerly occupied by Messrs. Bustln & Walker, and mere recently by Messrs. J.B. Walker & Sons, we are prepared t.i give our best attention to the Storage and Sale of Cotton, AND ALL OTHER PRODUCE CONSIGNED TO OUR CARE. Orders for BAGGING, ROPE, Ac., promptly attended to. Liberal GASH ADVANCES made at all times on Produce instore. We tike pleasure in announcing our connection with Col. Wiley N. Waite n, of TV .ikes county. I3T* AGENTS FOR GULLaTT’S PATENT IMPROVED STEEL BRUSH COTTON GINS. ISAAC T. HEARD, | O. M. STONE, I Com "Fissions f r sei.ing Cotton 13% per cent. auß * aug23—d&6wm FOR SALE, ~ TWO OF THE BEST COTTOX, TOBACCO , GRAIX, (.BASS AM) STOCK FARMS IX GEORGIA. ONE CONTAINING 1/S0 ACRES; THE other 1,350 acres. The two farms are situated 1-1 mile- apart, in Greene county, on Fishing Creek, between the Athens Branch and the main trunk of the Georgia Railroad, 3i miles from Penfleld, the site of Mercer University, 9 miles from Greem shore, 7 miles from Woodville, 4 miles lrom Maxey’s Depot and equidistant from Atlanta and'Augusta. The lands are PECULIARLY ADAPTED TO COTTON and capable of produeiugan average yield with any in the State. The Residences and other improvements on both places are good, and there are line orchards of select fruit trees. Both places are well watered, Fishing Creek running through them, and abounding in good springs, and having a large proport on of good COTTON LANDS and lauds heavily timbered with oak, hickory, poplar, walnut, ash, pine, etc. A Portable Steam Saw Mill on either place would pay handsomely. There are tine Meadows on both places, and they are well adapted for Stock-Raising and Dairy pur poses. Red Clover and the grasses do well here, and will show for themselves. The climate is mild and salubrious, and locality perfeedy healthy at all seasons of the year. Everything considered, with health, convenience to market, school and church privileges, they are two of the most desirable places in Georgia. Titles perfect. For further particulars apply to THOMAS P. JANES, dec!2—d!23cwd Pentield, Ga. FOR RENT. A SMALL FARM OF SIXTY-TWO XI ACRES on the Sand Bar Ferry Road, just below the city. It i* admirably adapted tor a Dairy or Hay Farm, and will produce & b*le of cotton to the acre. AU necessary bo ldines arc on he premi :ea, inc udicg a large Bara. Aiao, a wed of very fine wi^r. App y to GEO. G. McWHORTER, novlS—aiwtf over Potdoffio.’. SURGICAL OPERATIONS AIT ILL BE PERFORMED GRATU- Vs I'iOUSLY the MEDICAL COLLEGE during the sesalou by the Member* of tht Faculty. covl—etH L. A. DUGAS, Dean. COTTON PLASTERS, RALLY-! UNPARALLELED SUCCESS—COTTON SCREW !» WRIGHT’S, ALLUM’S, BANKS’. Great* Improvement in -Cotton • Packing Screws !!! THE BEST ? AST USE. QIVE ENTIRE SATISFACTION TO ALL WHO USE THEM. COME ONE' 'J Come all ! Every Screw warranted. E, ‘ . ALSO, i a! l sizes ’ SUGAR BOILERS, SUGAR mills, GUDGEONS A U. AR . M R£ U *-S, and a 1 kinds of MACHINE RYand CASTINGS done at short notice* The highest price paid for old Machinery, Iron, Brass and Copper w , f P. MALONE. Having purchased the patterns of BULLOCK'S COTTON PRE>S. would be nleasM to supply Planters with Presses complete or any parts thereof. Have on handa large lot of New and Second-hand SHAFTING, PUL KEYS. BLACKSMITH TOOTS tc for sale cheap tor cash. Aiso, GRAHAM S IMPROVED PATTERN GIN GEAR all sizes. Also, ONE EIGHT-HORSE STATIONARY ENGINE, nearly new ’ aug3o—tuths«fcwtf 3 ' octl3 ATTENTION 1 ATTENTION! ! WjR/10-IEIT’S improved cotton screw T S oihelF CCESSFUL COMPETITOR IN PACKING SCREWS; RIVALS AT J. For Simplicity, Economjq Durability and Power, . IT STANDS UNRIVALLED ! The best and cheapest Machine for Packing Cotton and Hay in the World. Every ocrew Warranted. Orders left with P. Malone, Augusta Foundry, will meet with prompt attention. L. D. PALMER, Gen. Agent. aug.3o—tuths&wtf Upward Packing Screw! ALLUM’S IMPROYED PATENT SCREW. THE ADVANTAGES CLAIMED FOR THIS SCREW IS ITS SIMPLICITY, durability, capacity and its adaptation to either being put in the Giu House or used outside; can bo easily covered; will last longer; do better, and give as good satis faction as any known Screw or Press. Every Screw warranted. COUNTY RIGHTS for sale. Models and Screw can be seen at Augusta Foundry and Machine Works. TP. Malone, aug3o—tuths&wtf Proprietor. T '■ > ■■ vr-.-T' —l ... BANKS’ PATENT PACKING SCREW ! Nex/ Invention, P»OMMENDS ITSELF TO ALL THE PLANTERS DESIRING A SERVICE ABLE SCREW. Those wishing to soo the working Scrow can do so at P. MALONE’S, Augusta Foundry and Machiuo Works. Every Screw warranted. SHELTON OLIVER, for Patentee. P. S.—P. MALONE will receive orders for Screws. aug3o—tuthsAwtf SADDLERY, HARNESS, LEATHER AND SHOE! FXIWI>XIV€iS. CHARLES G. GOODRICH, (SUCCESSOR TO HATCH & GOODRICH,) No. 371 Broad Street, Augusta, Gla., 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 WM. 11. GOODRICH. GEO. E. GOODRICH WM. M. GOODRICH & 801 V, 265 BROAD STREET, AUGUSTA, O JTAVE ON HAND A FULL STOCK OF STOVES, GRATES, TIN W r ARE, HOUSE FURNISHING GOODS, Os all kinds, to which they call the attention of the public, and ask a visit from all desiring goods in their line, >l l*. E. E. Long and favorably knawn in this community, will be found with us, and will have charge of the mechanical department. WM. H. GOODRICH & -ON. or.tlD—w4m THE HuUSEHOLD FOR 1869! TWO MONTHS FREE TO ALL NEW SUBSCRIBERS!! I? VERY NEW SUBSCRIBER TO A THE HOC2>fc.H(JLD lor 1869, whose subscription reaches us on or before December 31, will receive the No vember and December No a. [free, makiL* 14 months for only $1.00! WHAT IS THE HOUSEHOLD ? For au answer, read the following: “This is the title of a very neat anti we’.l-filled monthly joTruA published in Brarleatoro’, Vt.. aDd devoted, aa its name i.’.uiettea, to the Latere-Is * t “Ilonie. ’ Toe seful and va.unbie matter an inionont on it co ita n* will make r a welcome viei tr to every houi-ekeeper.” —Chronicle <t Sentinel, Augusta. Ga. “This s xteen monthly. pib!i*-.hed at Brattle'ooro. Y~t„. is a favorite with our family. It is dtvo’ed to the in tertsta of the Ame ican H use wife, and is a eem in the way of lypoCT&phy. eicellent selections, original contribution*, and v&'nftbie editorials. Send one doba- to Geo. E. (’row ell. and vou will not regret the mveAment,’'— Wat Point G*i.) Observer. “A very* family loumal. devoted to the interests of the American Housewife, the only paper of its kind in this country. It is an especial favorite with the iadv folks of this establishment and is erected on its monthly visits with unusual satisfaction. "—Auditor, Hadison. Ga. NOW IS TILE TIME TO SUBSCRIBE ! %M Specimen copies SENT FF,EE on application. t3F“AGENTS WANTEDXn every town to solicit eub scriptioh a. 1 don't suppose that “8350 TO 8500 PER MOXTH V can be made at the business, but several dollars can be tamed, in aiino.t any neighborhood, in a few hoars* time, and sure pay. . . . .. Exclusive right to unoccupied territory given, :f desired. Addreai, GEORGE E CROWELL, n BRATTLEBORO’, yt. sTII LINTON Sl CO., COTTON FACTORS AKD Commission Merchants, JACKSON STREET, AUGUSTA, Ga., will give their prompt personal attention to the sale of PRODUCE consigned to their care. Commissions charged will be I}* per cent. Consignments solicited. S. D. LINTON. R.L. GENTRY. aaglfc-dlmAwSin GEO. K. MOOKE SAVANNAH MEDICAL COLLEGE, SAVANNAH, GEORGIA. THE TWELFTH ANNUAL COURSE of JLEOTCRES in thi3 lasJLitution will commence on | the first MONDAY in NOVEMBER next, and continue i four months. FACULTY: R. I>. ARNOLD, M. D., * Professor Theory and Practice of Medicine. P. M. KOLLOCK, M. D., P/ofc=£or Obstretrics and Diseases of Worn m and Children. Adjunct—THOS. SMITH. M D. W. G. BULLOCH, M. D„ Professor Principles and Practice of Surgery. Adjunct—T. J. CHALTON, M. D. J. B READ, M.D., Profeasor Materia Medic&and Medical Jurisprudence. Adjunct-R. J. NUNN, M. D. J URIAH HARRISS, M. D., Professor Physiology and Pathology. Adjunct—J. G. THOMAS, M. D.’ W. R. WARING, M. D., Professor Anatomy. W. M. CHARTERS, M. D„ Professor Chen istry. Adjun.t—W. H. ELLIOTT, M. D. W. DUNCAN, M. D., Demonstrator of Anatomy. R. P. MYERS, M. D. f Assistant Demonstrator and Curator. Requisites of Graduation the same as in all regularly chartered Colleges of good standing. CHARGES: For Coarse of Lectures $lO5 00 Matriculation (paid only once) 5 </) Dissecting Ticket 10 00 Diploma 30 00 For further particulars address W. R. WARING, M. D., an9—w6m Dean of Fi culty. J, H, POLHILL, ATTORNEY at law, LOUISVILLE, GEORGIA, WILL PRACTICE IN MIDDLE CIK * * CUIT, January 1869. nov26—w6 1 Jfogal RICHMOND COUJSTY. A d , mi^ is ™A tor ' ssa le~-wlll XjL be sold on the HKST TU*< SHAY IN J\\TaRY next at the Lower Market, in the cl ▼ of An-n ™d lorl\u\ST*ni£*r Uii ' fcoUrs ° frtale ON E HOUSE on ( >rdner street, in Dublin and fry n m-* t >r, f » »K Cn (jardner with a depth of nf.y feet, ad on Nos < § r ! *■"« Connell on. the Wett a. and ffi,""Ba’min. end on th.- East Kngifto “ *<» Property of Chrstopaer Cosgrove late COBn^« hevtaseo,for civirion ament, the hers. n«24-l*td L - «*»■» HOVE. ~ lyM Administrator. SCRIVEN COUNTY^ 4^S2S r 2SiS K c?Sa™“' Litt.efield has applied for exemption ot personalty and setting apart and vUuationof Homestead, and 1 will mss «“ 29th day of BK HEyR^f n R A E s R c ( "i EORGIA, SCRIVEN COUNTY 4 { ” > ?K- ! !s aß t J^ ckaon Larrisey n** applied to me for the nt U »nhi T u h JP *V he / > ?* 0 ? Atid property of the minor child dohn Tijior, Jr., late of gtid countv, deceased ■ This is. therefore, to cite and ad-totesh a'i persons ccn cemeo be and prear at my office ou or before tie ininv tm? MONDAY IN JA VUAKY , 1869, to show cause, if any they have, why sxtdapplicst on sli utanot hegr nbd. ,™ i ’ rea u “<l«niy official slßna'ure, this Drcomber sth. 18 S; 1a - henk* Parker. oeclO-wa 0.-duary. "VT OTICE IS HEREBY' GIVEN THAT I shall ajply to the Court ot Ordinary of t-crivrn L/ouutycn the SECOND MONDAY IN JANUARY 1869 for an order granting leave to sell ail the real esilte if Simeon Harrington, deceased, lying and helngin said couwv . „ MARYE.HARRrNGTON, decl2-9>m4 Adrn’x. SCRIVEN SHERIFF SALK.— K-r Vt ill be sold before tDe Court House door In'S. lvttnia. Scriven crunty, Gs. ,on the first 11 ESD Y in January next, ret*e*n tiie usua’ hours of sale, a tract of lanu lying and being in aa and county, containing three hundred and titty acre*, more or Jess, and adjoining Lands of W m Cooper, John R. Cooper and William T. Opie. Levied on by me as the property of Wilson Coi p_*r, decease-1, to satisfy three Ji-fa s issued f om the superior Court of ia and county, one in f-kvor of Anu Jane Howard vs Wilson O Coop r Principal, Hanson Rogers. security, and ’ William Cooper, .security on appsal ; one in favor ot Cvn thia L. Howard and E iz* A. Howard vs William C Cooper, and in n*vor of Ami Jane Howard t> . William C. Cooper, Ehzi J. L contain possesion at time of lew Also, at the same tiwe and pi c >, one tract o- Land lvm T and bti ig lti said county, contr in nj liftv acres more or leas, and adjoining the Lan.ts of w iiHam L. Mathew* Kob’t W r . Willi m-i and estates of Andrew J. Williams and J«e W. Kent, Thomas Moore being ; n p ases i>n • also one Tot In the village of Syl-ratla s.tjo niu K Lauds of Benjlmfu F. Scott, estai v of Jos p i If. M >rvh iu-e . 11,1 others • 01-o ore hundred acres on th. Soutumst corner of- a five hundred and slxly-five acre use , known a» the Aitlmr Robbins 1 ract of Land - a.so, 0.. c lien trod ac es on the Southwest coiner of laid obbi s i ract, and i'*. the retn~i<4ng three hundred and sixty-eve acres sdj i Laa( j, 0l Job * Mock, Jlmpsey H.Eun, b eph-n Kutus’ children, John Tutle ami Green B W atm. All of Use said last n n.ed lai ds levied on by mess the property , f Alexander K. nn, de essod, to satisfy Ji fa $ issued from the Superior C„urt if said county. One in UtorofciviHy Freeman. Admlnlstra tilx. Garr t Freeman »•». Wm. W 'Kemp. Execu'or of Al. cxanderKempi onesu p,eni.i;./ Il . m f. VO rof Hiram W. Joiner ty .a <1 A elai dv k. tup ; ov,e suhtffina fi. fa. n °J £•“»* ■ Ml '*? « A oxtoder Kemp; out sub CCRIVEN SHERIFFS SALE.- KJ Will be sold before the Court House door !• Svlva--i, Scriven county, Gs on the. first IVESDa Yin JAN CARY next, between the usual hours of sale, a tract ol Und tying and be:nrl i said couiitt, ooiiiaising three hundred’ •fT*- " !0 o e pr !e '‘ s ’ Rnd adlouiing 1 nds . fesl te ol Vt 1 son 1,. Coop r, decea- ed, lands of estate of j am . 3 y 'l U°'-- p son. la.iida ft.rrrieily tvwnea by Jchh Cameron an i otliers, betug the lauds co veyed hy James G. "■ hominon t ' ’fhompsoif vs. William T.oph Said land levied on by ni» to satiety a fieri faefas issn and from the Ucuuty Court of end c tmtv in' favor of Ja.rf. G* Ihoo Pfon adnomstrat r of Rofcrt F. Thon psou os Wm' T. Opd. Mss. Satsh Matilda Bailey, tenant, in poeesslon John w.iuisrow, novae wtd Sheriff S. C. CCRIVEN SHERIFF SALK.-WILL be sold before thiC-ourt House Coor, in the village of Sylvanio, in said, county, i etween the legal hours of sale on the first TUESDAY in February next, all ihat tract of land, lying and being i. said county, containing four hundred acres, moreorltss, ar.d adjoining lands of BeDjamm Prescott, Janies B Dell, Thomas Gross and he waters ot Br $r Creek. Levied on by me to satisfy a mor gage./i. fa. issued from the Superior Court of Baid county, in favor of Dio orous B. C. Nunnal y, Adiniuis tratorof Wilkins H. Nunnally, for the use of We sley Hobby agai. st Robert W. Nunnally. Property pointed out by paid mortgage J*. fa. Franklin Sowell, tenant in posessiou with Wi 1 l\eseott. x _ JOHN W. BOSTON. novJs—yvtJ Saeriff s>. C. CCRIVEN SHERIFF SALE.—^WILL IO he su'd before the Court House door, in the v Huge of' Sylvunis. in said coutitv, w.thi,. the legal hours of sole on the FIKST TUESDAY IN JANUARY i exl. a tract of Land lying and being in said county, containing eighty-five acres more n r less, aoj.lining Lauds , f J. G. Th. mpsoti, Seaborn Thompson, William Williams and others. Levied on ns the property of George W. Scott to rattslv r./i. /a. is.-ued rota the Justice Cour: of the 35th Disliict G. 01., in tavorof E la. White vs. said Sc-tt. levy made and returned to me hv w. <>. Wates, Con stable for said D.str.ct. JOHN W. B -STUN,. novJo—wtd Sheriff s. fj. ( GEORGIA, SCRIVEN COUNTY.- \ g VV bereaa, I). F. Rob rts npolies to me for Letters of Administration on the Es ate of E. T. S. Hail, late of said county, Deceased. These are, therefore, to cite and admonish, all and sin gular, the kindredaud creditors of said deceased, to be and appear at my office, in the town of Sylvaijia, within the time prescribed by law, to show cause, if any they can, why said Lette s should not be granted nft 0C HENRY PARKER, novlg—w2s Ordinary. A DMINISTRATOK’S SALE. BY SArTar^i-u‘e;t i, :i^ nty -' 111 c FiKBT tue " i,ay in A'l the real estate b-lohglnv to the entateoi Mar on Mc- Bride, late of satd county, and. ce.ised. T'-rrr.s cash „„ ~ A LEX. MoBRIDE, nov!2—wtd Administraior. (GEORGIA, SCRIVEN COUNTY.— • lw t> month* alter d.te application will be made to t be Court ofOtdinary (JScriven county tor leave to sell the real estate belouging to the estate of Le-via I>« we 1 1 te of said couui.y, deceased. TEMPEKANC E POWELL, November 11, 1868. i)Gvl2-^w2m X ‘ JSCJUVEN COUNTY.— \ Whereas, Humphrev Bazemore, of the county of Sciiven, applies to me for Letters of Guardianship on the E>tateof fcarah M , Mary J, Ida, Anna, awl Archibald liobblns.m north.ldi eu oi Aichibuld P. Robbins, of said county deceased. These are, therefore, to cite and al ronish, all and singu lar, the bindri-d and c ed tors < fti id deceased io be and ap pear at my efflee in tlie town of fcjylvania, within the time prescribed by law, and show cause if any they ha e why sa u Letters should not he **rai t and. Diven under my I and and . ffleial soal, »h:s October 1 ‘th 1S68 ;, k HENRY PARKER, oct 15 w 25 Ordinary. f2J.EORGIV, SCRIVEN COUNTY.- U Wherea.. James Tuttle, of the county ot Kcriveu an lines tome for Litters of Guardianship on tliecntaie of— Morton, minor child of Martha Morton, ol said cou tv de ceased. J There are, therefore to cite at.d admonish, all and singu la , the kindred and ere- Itors of sain deceased to be and ap pear at. my office, in the town tffclylvania, within the time nrescnbtd bv law. to show cause, if any they can, why Let.’ers .-hould not be grun'f and. (liven under my hand aud official seal, this October 12th. im :, R nK HENRY PARKER. oct!s- wl>s ordinary. C GEORGIA SCRIVEN COUNTY.— J Whereas, Mrs Temperance Powell, of the county of Scriven, applies to me for Letters of Adn inisr.ratiun, with'tlie will annexed, on the Estate of Lewis Powell, of said county, deceased. These ar.-, therefj e, to cite and admonish, all and singu h«r, the kindred and creditors of said deceased to I c and ap cear at my office, in the town of Sylvania. within the time prescribed by law, to show cause, if any they can, why said Letters should not be Ranted. Given under my hand aud official seal, this October 12. b 1868- HENRY PARKER, octls—w«s Ordinary. LINCOLN COUNTY. POSTPONED. r INCOLN SHERIFF’S SALE.- IJ Will be sold on the FIRST TUESDAY IN JANUARY next, before the Couit Home door at LincJnto Lin coln countv, between the usual hours cfs-le. one. tmet of land inlsaid county formerly owned by Maior Harvey Wheut, deceased, adjoining lanes of J ere Ashmore Alex Johns:on, M. S. M mgrove and others two miles from Lin colnton, and containing eight hundred acres more or less Levy made May 27th. 136 ff. Bid Land s«.ld t/> sitisfy a Ji.fa. Lsiied upon a Decree in Columbi i .Superior Oou t in Mmicgtou S Muazrove and wife et. al. vs. Thos. H. Wheat, Executor of said Harvey Wh at. Property pcir to.l out by Piaintm. _ ~ L. C. COLEMAN, nov2B wtd Deputy Sheriff L. O. LLEORGIA—LINCOLN COUNTY.— Leiston House having applied to be appointed Guar dian of the perrons and pr pertr r.f Eiizabk th U. M >es Jane S. Moss, sr.d John D. moss, residents of said county minors of David M. Mos°, deceased. T his is to cite ujl pers rm c jncerned to be and appear at the term or the Court, u. Ordinaio , to be held next ar.er the ex piration < f thirty days from the fir*t public tiou of tuis no tice ad s/iow cause, if any they can, why said Lei-ton Hous should not be intru-ted wi h miardianship of the persons and property of giid Elizabeth U , JanexS. and Joo U. Moss Witness my official tignatuie, November 17tij, 1868 01 B. F. TATUM, _ nov2. —Wo Ordinary L. C. X INCOLN SHERIFF’S S A LE.~ i Will be srl i, on i HE PIRS T TUESDAY IN JAN RY N EXT, before the Cour House door at Lincolnton Liu oln county, betweentt e legal hours of sale, one r-ct of land in laid county, contain ng five hundred acre.-, more o or le*?, adjo’ning lands of Jacob L Zdlars Le< n ird Sims, Wlllii-m Guiiatt. and others. Levied cn as thep o. ei ty of Felix Thurmond to satisfy a Jifa issued from Wiikes Inf r*or Court in favor of Ramy & Storv vs Ferix Thur mond. and other Ji fas in my posae&-iun; property poiuted out by P.aintiffs Attorney. ALSU, A Pact of Land containing Three Hundred Acre->, more or less.i'. said couuty, oo the waters ot Pistol Greek, adjoining Lands of Ge-rge Harper, Thomas Cade, and others, levied on us the property of Joel 'l. Snelson, to satisfy a jif a issued from Lmcolu Superior Court In tavor oi Z B. Dal is, vs. Joel T. Snelson, ami my possession. Proper ty pointed out by Piamtm’s Attorney. „ Z WILLINGHAM, uov2l—td - Sheriff L. C. J' INCOLN SHERIFF SALE.—WILL be sold before tbe Court House door, at J incolnton in ucoin couhiy, on the first TTJiisDA r in January next In said county, between the legal hours of sale, a tract of lanu in sa:u county, conuminr live hundred and eighty three acres, more or leas, (one fourth es eu acre reae-vej) adjoining lands ol K. Maine*. J. J. Ouilleberu, I!. Tutt, ann estate of K. F. Tompkins Levied on ?e ihe nrr peny of James D. Henderson. by vinueof a mortgage Ji. fa i-sued from the Superior Court of said county, April' Term, 1808 at the of JohD Ha dy. l'roperty pointed out in said mortgage>/u. L. O. COLEMAN, odl—wtd Deputy Sheriff L. C. To Planters and Shippers of COTTON. THE UNDERSIGNED HAVE FORM ED a connection for the SALE AND SHIPMENT OF C§TTON at and through Savannah, and for the (sup ply of FERTILIZERS to their patrons. All legitimate facilities will be given,and i strict attention to the interest of owners. HENRY BRYAN will attend to the sale and handling of PRODUCE at Savannah, : and consignments will be made to him. Col. GEO. P. HARRISON,Jr., will visit j correspondents wiih a view of meeting ; their wishes, and can be addressed at | Auburn, Ala. Ample arrangements can be made i through them for holding and selling cot ton in Liverpool, Baltimore or New York, ! with the usual advances. HENRY BRYAN, Savannah, Late of Bryan, Hartridge <fc Cos. GEO. P. HARRISON, Jit , declO—w2tn Auburn, Ala. i Horse Stolen—sso Reward, ON SUNDAY NIGHT, FROM MR. COLLINS’, near AppliDg Court House, in Columbia county, a LARGE BAY HORSE. His left eye was badly in jured, ifnot out; bad on three shoes wheD stolen, two on hind feet and one on fore foot, and was very bony about the shoul ders, and had very large ears. A reward of fifty dollars will bo paid for the tecov ery of the horse and thief. ISAAC 8. HUNT, Thomson, Ga. nov2f>—4&w2* WANTED, A GENTLEMAN WHO IS COMPE tent to teach the various English branches, Mathematics and Latin, wishes to get employment for the coming year. He can give”satisfactory references as to character and ability. Please apply at this office. nov2B—w2 A. A. BXALL 3. H. 3PXARB. W. H. PC/TTJCB BEALL. SPEARS & CO., Cotton Factors WAREHOUSE AND COMMISSION MERCHANTS. CONTINUE THEIR BUSINESS AT their oid stand THE COMMODIOUS IIK K PKOOF WAREHOUSE, No. « Campbell street, Augusta, Ga. All business entrusted to them will have strict personal attention. O dT, for BAGGING, UNIVERSAL TIES, or ROPE ; and FAMILY SUPPLIES prompUy filled. Liberal CASH ADVANCES made on Pioduce In atore. Tbe commission for selling cotton will be 1M per oent. aub—d3mdtw6m ifplUdwmsmrnts. burke countv. (^EORG j COUNTY.— F*tue , or e ßpr^ r ii snn5 nn K - Farmer, Administratrix on ho^?tnj£i f^ me L ,de ? eiae g4* applies for leave tha Vil *s° . K ot to Mid estate, situated in e * ln Richmond County: to Cite ami admonish ail persons in- FIRST MON DA Y ? n PP V aVV'S 2*™' 0:1 ° r fore &e?anr^hV^Wl^^ui!no^gr^ C4USe,if “ y of O Ce”n, U h^ r ,^.' ,IDJ F at L Jlna-y U B N ( ; . (GEORGIA, BURKE COUNTY - y-* W her as Henry Lewis applies to me tor permanent Letters of on the estate of John Kilpatrick late of Burke countv. deceased, w These are therefore to cite and atmonlah all persons inter ested to be and appear at mv OflJ *, on or before .he F RsT Miifs DAY ! y JaNUaH Y’, 1569, to show cause if auv thev can whv sai 1 letters should n.it be granted. Given tinder nty hand and official signature at mvl ofEo ■ in Waynesboro, this December 3rd, 18fi8. ,J ... E. F. LAWSOY. decJ-wu Orditury, B. C /J] KORGIA, BURKE VT S xty days niter the date hereof will be made U> the Court of «rTdii-ary of sad coun* y for leave to sell all the real pr jpertv belonMiug to the S B. Wallace late of s iid county, deceased, for the benefit c f the he rs and c.i ditore of said dwea ed. November 16 h, 1868. GEO. W. PERKINS novrfi—w2ru dflin'r dc bun s rum. GEORGIA, BURKE COUNTY.— 1 erea«, Mulkey M. Godbee applies to me for n or. rnanent L t»ers of Administr Ui»n upon the estate of Samuel Hoodwm, lnte of Burke courty, deceived. These are therefore to cite ami admonish ail pe’sons inter v »yKi v ß iv ofi,re ou cr before the FIRST MUN DA\ >N J4k L ARY, 1569, to show cause, it anv can, whysvti Let ersfhoulti net heerwted. 5 ‘ Given unde-mv hand at Offl:e in W.vne-bo-o, this No vembei3ith, 1868. E.' F. LAWSON novj- —*o Uidmary B. C. / GEORGIA, BURKE COUNT Y'.— V J M hereas Jcs ph P. Harra!, Administrator of Elijah Harral ueccased. ai phes to me for leave to sell the r*a: e - tateof pnid dece:iß»u : ,b ® rcfore de and admonish all pereoßt> inter- MoinAYiBT tppeur atmy « ffice on or Ktore the first to show cause if any they can, said sho .ld not be planted. ic!i‘ Ven ua(ler M Ordinary, tliis November 4th, lbW ' , E. F, LAWSON, P— Ordinary B. C. burke county.- Ot-,n »-"i le u ;lS ,'. s i m,uil } Vl /y Ileuth Administrator of U applied to me sot leave to the lealcstste be onxiug to said deceased* liteseare therolore to cite and admonish all person- con cerned to tea- and appear at tuy otfice *n or be-ore the 8 IttuT M JNDaY IN- JANUARY, ISOS to slum cause if anv thy-can, why satd leave should not be granted. IS6S y lIU and aEd this t ctoher 20th. Ib6:i oct,T-w,d E ' K LA ' V Ordinary B. O. TWO MONTHS AFTER THE DATE 1 hereof f pplicat on will be. made to the Court of Or dinap' ot Burke County, I .r leave to sell all the Real K-tate ?L L ben^ , 't eUT' October -st, 116S. HERMAN H. fERKY, AdmV. (f'J.EOKGIA, BURKE COUNTY.— yJI Jr' i'vf-nf,, Needham Bullard. Administrator of the ertaieof ri. emits B. Event), ale of said county decease ' applies to m, lor letters dismiss try from said Admmistre ’ t-Pf a S a /W lhe,o a' rs, ’ tocite, * n,l: * <lmon!B, > a'l persons in- FI KsT XBvnVv a '’ pe i' r ?i v „ offi "e, on or before the HK.OI MONDAY m April, 'E69, to show cause if anv they have, whv said letters should not be granted ' W ituess my baud and official signature this o, toher sth B 'rS. a K „, E. F. LAWSON, 1C B—W6m Ordinary B. C. j BUHKE COUNTY.— Whereas, Hill Sanderford, Administrator of Mary Bedgood, r. pnseute to the Court in his petition duly filed and entered on record, that Le has fully administered Mary Ledgood s Estate. This is, therefore, to cite all persons con cerned, kindred aud creditors, to show cause, if any they can, why said administrator sh-u!d not be discharged from his administration, and receiv letters of dismis ion on the first Monday in February, ISG9. G ven under njy hand and official signature, at office in Waynesboro’, August 7fh, IS6B. ATM EON WALLACE, augl2—w6m Ordinary B C. (GEORGIA, BURKE COUNTY.— Whereas Hill Sanderford, Administrator of Mo.=es Mulkey. represents to the Court, in hispetbion, duly filed and entered on re cod, that he has fully administered Moses Mulkey’s Estate. This is, therefore, to che all per.-ons con* corned, kindred and creditors, to show cauje, if any they can, why said AdminUtrat-r should rot btdlscharged from his at.m uLt ration, and receive letters of dismission, on the first Monday in February, lbG9. . Given under my hand and official eLnature, at office in Waynesboro’, August 7th, IS6B. SIMEON W r ALL ACE, w6n Ordinary B C. (GEORGIA, BURKE COUNTY.- VJ Wbe eae, John Atkinson, Executor of Gathara Shepa.d, deceased, represents to the Court in his petition duly fl'e.i and ente:ed on record, that he has fully adminis tered Gathar* Shepard’s estate. This is, therefore, to cite all persons concerned, kindred and creditors, to s iow cause, if any they can, why said ex ci.tor should not be discharged from his executorship, and receive letters of dismission on the first Monday in February, 1869. Given under ijiy official signature a‘ office in Waynesboro, Buiko County, Ga., August stn, 1663. SIMEON WALLACE au7-wGm Ordinary B. C. UTATE OF GEOEGIA, BURKE COUNTY.—Sarah F. Perkins. Uu rdian of Andrew J. Perkins, Man D. Perkins (uow Mary D. Waila e), and George W. Pt rkii.s h *v;ng appli a to the Court of Ordinary of said county, fur a discharge fiom her Guardianship of And ew J. Perkins, Mary D. Perkins (now Mary D. Wral lacej, person and propeity. This is, therefore, to cite all pers us c'*ncen.e , to th..w cruse, by filing in my office, Within the lime prescribed by law, why said 6arah F. Perki s suould Dot be dismissed from her Guardianship of said A’ drew J.. Ma’y D. and George W. Perkins an! receive the usual le ters of dismission. Given un !er iry official signature at Waynesboro, Burke County, Ga., August sth, I*6B. SIM.-ON WALLACE, au7—wGm Ordinary B. 0 . f BURKE COUNTY^- V \ Whi .in.-, bimeou A. Gray. Attnilnittrator ot James Conner, rcoresei.ts to the Uourt in his petition duly Med and entered oil record Ihat he has fully admlnist. red James Conner’s estate : these a e, therefore, to rite and admonish, all and singular the kindred and credicota i.t said deceased, o be and appear at my ogive, on or he ore the first MONDAY in January (lbh9) c gltleen hundred and slx'y-ntnc, to show cause, if any they have, why letters of tiistn ssory from sai l estate should not be granted unto said Simeon A. Gray, as the law directs. Given under in' hand and official signature, at otfice in Waynesboro this July 7th, 1868. SIMEON’ WALLACE, ■!' 8 ~" 6 Jg Ordinary. ogl,et7jorpe coustv. ' A PPLICATION FOR HOMESTEAD. GEORGIA, OGLEi HOHI’E CO' NT Y —J.nn-. ■oui.uingham has applied sot exe .ipibnot pt sonaitr and set ting apa t and val ration o liomtstead, snu I will paw upon BEK 18 g‘a{ my'?ffl a m D '- 0D 11,6 * ,rd day Lexington, Dec. to, 18-8. „ F. J. ROBINSON, A PFLICATIUN FOR HOMESTEAD. /I -GEORGIA, OGLETHORPE COUNTY.—Sarn’l A. rianimun has applied lo me for exemption of per s >; alty and eett ng up irt and valuation *f honje»t* ad. I wm pass uixuj he sttnie at 11 o’clock, a. m o i llie26h day of DECEMBr R, 18L8, at tuy office. decl6—w2 K. J. ROBINSON, Ordinary. A PPLICATION FOR HOMESTEAD. -fX --GEORGIA OGLETHOR E COUN’TY.-Eaw. G. liro ks hasappu.-ufor ex mptlonof personaltv and setting apart and valu te>n of ho .i«h cad. *nd I w 11 upon the M 11 ° cloek a. m., on the 26th day of DECEMBER. 1868, at my offle?. F. J. KObINSON. dec it)— Ordinay. A PPLICATION FOR HOMESTEAD. GitOhGlA. iCGLETHORPE COUNI Y -T .bitha B. Garter has applied for exemption of personalty, and setting apart and valuation of homestead and I will pass upon the same ut II o’c ock A. M. on the 26th day of DEC EMBER, 1868, at my office. 1C „ F. J. ROBINSON, decl6—a 2 Ordinary. IYTOTICE, ASSIGNEE’S SALE.— -X- x ilt be sold befor the Court House Door, in the ! Fu^l>^ , iT 0 j n AN&Xl'M. , '" ,ir ’ FIRST Two hundred and th rty (030, ac es of land, more or less, yiug on tiie waters ot Millstone Creek, in said county Said land bel ii ging tv J BcphM.W.B c phM.W. Glenn, and sold pursuant to artlch'P of assignment and award of arbitrators and sold tree trem iicna or incumbrances. Term; cash, in United States currency. Lexing.on, Ga., December 7,18G8. W. G. JOHNSON, J.C. REID. 11, KINNEFREW, , H B.—Sold for the benefit of the creditors ot \V. Glenn. dec9—wtd (AGLETHORPE POSTPONED ..tt™ HER IFF 8 SALE—WiiI be fold on the FIRST lUESD'Y 11s JANUARY next, before the Court Home doorin the town of Lexington, Oglethorpe county, between the usnal hour* of sale, the following property, to-wit: A Trad of Land containing eight hundred and Arty (Psl) acres, more or >o s, in Oglethorpe county, adiciidng lands formerly belonging to Henry Britain, James W. Adkins. Geo, H. Lester, Ge W. Norton, and others. Levied upoD by viriue of tw fi. fas. Issued in favor of Thomas D. Oii bam, Tax Collector of ngle’horpe c un.y for ISta’e and County 'Faxes, vs. William Wr y. Ttrms cash. Levy made and retu-ned to rr.e by a Constable. Lexington, Dec. 2d, 18t8. BOOKER ADKINS. dec4—wtd Deputy Sheriff. OGLETHORPE POSTPONED V/ SHERIFF’S Sale-Will be soli on the FIRST TUESDAY IN J a N UakY next, wi'hiu the legal hours of Sale, before the Court House door in the town of Lexing ton, Oglethorpe couLty.the following to-wit: A Tractor parcel of Land, in saia county, containing nineteen hundred acre , moie or lete.on the waters of Cloud’* creek, adjoin ng lai de of E. W Job’ son f har'.ea G. Hargrove. Zachariah H. Clark J W. C’unmngnarr and other.*—it be ng the place on which the de endunt Isaac W Johnson retd'-e*. I>vied on as the property of Isaac W* Johnson, by virtue of sfi. fa. issued frtm the Inferior Pourt o wild couriiy in ftvor of James S. Sims and B. F. Hardeman vs. Isnac W. Johns n. priucii.al and James 'i'. Johnson, Datiri D. Johnson and El jsh W. Johnson, gr curities. Lexington, December Ist, 1808. . . IBOOKKR ADKINS, j dec-1-wtd Deputy sher ff. ( OGLETHORPE SHERIFF’S SALE V/, -WIU be sow on tbe FIRST TUESDAY IN JAN i j ,a RY next, before tbe Court House door, in the town of L-xmgton, Og'etboipe county, wit'in the Ual hours of sa e, the following property, U -wit: A Tract of i -and con taining J rnrteen hundred acres, more or less. in taid county, adjoining lands of Williß Wil ingharo, Richard Hoff anu others Levied on *s the Property of James M. Hoff by v *, r \' 7 _ e °* 'be foflowiug Ji. fas. Kitrniy J. Smith, Executor of Wm. Strong, deceased, vs. James M. H ft, ' atherire Bezemar* vs James M. Hoff, .cd George W. B-Jitou, T. P. & W. G. Ti.ler vs. James M. Hoff, Issued from the Superior Court of Biid county; airo, one Ji. fa Issued from the County Court of said county, in favor oi Madison M reus vs. James v/ iioff Lexi gton, December Ist, 1868. J.;F. CUNNINGHAM, dec4—wtd Sheriff. I AGLETHORPE SHERIFF’S S ALE. \J Wi 1 •eg'-ldon the FIRST TUESDAY IN JANUA KY NEXT, before the Court House door, in the town cf LexH gtor.. Oglethorpe county, within the legal hoursef sale, the following property, to-wit: A nactof land, cont-iining 700 acres, m'*re rr lesi. in Oglethorpe coun y, adjoining lands of D. C. B«rrow, David Diggers and others, on the waters of Big Creek. A li*o a tr ct of 1-uid conui ning 102 *cres, more. rie .3, adjoining lands of Booker Adkins. H. J. Pace, and other;:, in said county. ALSO, A lot containing 7 acreß.more or leas,in said c >nnty. adj In ir,g Georgia K.R.. m Lumpkin and others, at Antioch Depot, and on which Dr, M. M Landrum now rerid m. ALSO, A tract of land containing 125 acres, more or lass, known as the Cooper Tract, in said conn y, adorning cf Nan cy Brooks, Nancy L. Martin, ana the above tract of «0j "All levied on as the prop'rty efM. M. Landrum, by virtue of a fi. fa. issued from the Superior Court of said county, in favor of Lucy E. B r gg r.- vs. M. Landrum _ 4 . Booker adkins, nov2o—wtd Depu y Sheriff. 1 f YGLETHORPE SHERIFF’S SALE? j Will be sold on tt.e FIRST TUESDAY IN JAM I CA LY p ext. before the Court Houee do rin the'own ot j Lexington Og ethorpe County, within the legal hoursef j suit, the following property. to-w;t: A Tract f Land eon -1 -arning Eight Hundred aud E gh»y acre* mo-e or le>e, in adjoining lends of Shelton Oliver. Fielding i Ddlard, Hidiard J. Hall an others. Levied on *s the pro perry cf J< &** M. Bra.". i.er Ly vir. ue of eJi fa- >* u from thehttpenor Courtsaid c-muty. on the t rec osireof a Mortgage in fivor of Lewis J. Deupre«rv<r Jesse M. Braw ner. ALSO At the aiinet me and place, a Tract of Laud conta'niDg One Hundred and Twenty acres more or Ie a, in Og.eibcrpe countjr. adjoining lands of John A. Be 1. Mr*, a. Hunter and others. Levied on as the property of James J[. Mc- Whorter as Trustee for Mrs. E. NT Bowers, b- v» tue of a Ji fa issued tr m the Superior Court of said county in fa vor of Johnson Lettwich and Pace vs. J. H. McWhorter. Trustee oi_E, N. Powers. ALSO A*. the s*ime time and p ace, a Tract cf Land cont ining Three Hundred and Twen:v-eight acres more or ies-. in Oglethorpe county, on S iff id’s fork ot L'*ng Ore* k, adjoin ing lands of James W. Adkins, T. B, Mots nJ others. Also the Mdl Tract, containing Five acre* more or D-«s, on winch is a Grist Mill with two sea o runne't- for Corn and Wheat i-ndaSaw Ml’] —oily a half interest in tbe Saw' M II to ne sold—on th * waters of Saffol .’s fork of Long Creek, adjoining lands of Dr. W Willingham end Elizabeth C. Smitri. Aleo a 1 ract «»f La« deontainiuf;One Hundred acres more or lens, adj-ining lands < f Wm H Hopkins, F. C. Smith and 'J Loiii .a How rd. All levied on as »/.e property of K. G. Brooks, by virtue of the fas: Thomas A Stewart vs. Ed »rd u. Breok.«, Principal and Mary Marlin endorser, is ued from ihe feuper or C’tu tofsaid county;’ Athens Manufacturing Company, f>r tae use ol George F. Piatt vs. E iward G. Brooks, itaued from the Infe ior Cos rt of said county, and o:b trji.fas in my hands agaiiiot L. G. Bio.ks At *he same time and pi tee, n House and Lot. adjoining the town or co it aiding One and a li-alf acres, more or I-sa. idjoining lands of John E. England, Ed A’ard Young and the Baptist Parsox age. Levied on as the prop erty of Franklin Griffin, by virtue r*f tl ree fi fas issu'd fmm the Justice’s Court of the 229 h District. G. hi., in favor of Lewis J. Deupree vs. Franklin Griffin. Levy male and returned to me by a Constable. Lexington, Dec. ltt. 1868. BOJKER ADKINS, d-c3—wtd Deputv Shenff, SCHOOL WANTED By a gentleman of many years’experience as a TEACHER, who is qualified ! 10 pre are students lor College. References furnished on I addressing M„ care of Dr. L. B. Bouchelle, Mldville, No. 9Jk j e. R. R.,Oa. novlO—dAw3 J JEFFERSON COUNTY. Cx K wh?£ I COUNTY. ifiM Tnese ure therefore to cite the kindred and creditors of sSf gjSS, r a . l! singular at my office in a P^ ar !aw, to show cau«e if any thev lit,. lime. 1ime .P r bribed by should not be granted. * «iey have why ,} letters declS—ws vv • 11 • ATKINS, ' O (Unary. ASlSSisspsj*, ting Apart and valuation' t ‘ nd on the same at i() o’clock A M nn i r P“ s I> CEMBER, U-68, at my oVcet declS—vt2 W.H. VVaTKI.-s, Oidinary. tmg apart and valuation of home-tead ? tLvd 1 i’iii upon the same at 10 o’clock A M an][hiSa u a CEMBER, at my Office m T ° deas—w2 h. Watkins, Oidmarv. A PPLICATION FOR HOMESTEAD —GEORGIA. JEFFERSON ct.l' TV Titina! J 7 narvey has applied forexemp,ion ol icisonlotv .nu setting apar. and valuation of horn-si cud ,-d . mh , „ decll—wfi " ( GEORGIA, JEFFERSON ( OUNTY VT Guardianship ri the person and pa-motv or Thm« M -rgaret, Nathan and Lucius Williams m.rrr <mi , Jam-eM. Williams, late of said count .deceased • Tmg is to cite hi'persons concerueti to he an vnnear ut the trm of tbe Court ot Ordinary t»l-e held rtxt -J ltr ti.p exp'.ra-ion of thirty da s the first pul 1 -It on 1h a noUce ami show cause, it ah\ ihey ca: . why raid M rin - Dye should not be intrusted with u.e Gu rdiar hID of h > person and prope. ty ot U e said minor , hUdrefi ‘ P Given under mv h»nd ad official sigeutu'e h‘ effl • > in Louisville, Ga., Decemtkr 8,1868. ' " ’ d." U-w 5 W ~ H ’ WAT y EORGIA, JEFFERSON county^ —" hereas Laurson McDaniel ■ it-lies to me for Lit ters of Auministtat.ou on the estate of Ke. io MtDatiie l ;' ... ofssitl county, deceased : ’ therefore loc'te and ailmontsh all and slnrala the kindred and ct editor,, ot said dttv.ised to t« and arat ar at my office in Louisville, wttnin the time prescrih and by law to show cause If any they have, why .-aid iett.rs should not be granted. ‘ Witness my hand ami official tigrutn-o, thb a, a j ... Os December, 1868. W.H YVaTKINS '“‘ r decll - w8 U tltnary. /2J.EORGIA, JEFFERSON COUNTY Y\ liereas, B'rtli A. Si.ivy apn is to n.» fo ofAdmimdrat on on ihe Estate of harah KeeJ 'lv, i.H county, deceased : These are. therefore, to cite ant! admonish al and «=run, lar, the Creditors and kmJred of said dec.- sand 'o be "an “V Office in Louisville. Ga.. wit'liu the lime pre scribed b 7 law, ur show ense, if an - t v „ i ' , Let ors shoul I not be granted. ' ’ 1 • ’ u decl6 - w5 W H. W VTKIN'S, Ordinaty. A PPLICATI o n for home & vra w-vj - for exemption of pemoDalty, and set , K a,.ar a- iv.lt Vt” o homestead, aid 1 will pass un he (am- m-Tr ' in Louisville, Ocorgit,on tie 2,l’H t) Os DE TIM Vi; IbDO. \V IT Vv ,:l’ .\v ’ A lrtln^. Application for homestead -GEORGIA, JEFFERSON OOUNTY _K ndr ck s has epolted 'Or exemnlutn of person .1 v i . apart and vt l tatlr nos h.-trestead.an 1I « 111 pa-s epo ‘ i‘h- WDECEMBBU wItKJ N t^ A Y decl6 - w - Ordinary. TEFFERSON VHEIiTi'F SALE fj Will be soil! at tiie Ma-ket if. u , : n "p of Louisville. Jefferson ct unty, on tiie 1 i RST TirK'l t i i\ JANUARY t ext, witl.t , so legal V r , j.V » * V Laud in said county, coot;-inlug -e.n ib et. rr'a nV.re lees, ad lei ,ing La. ds of J .„, f8 Y u tyt tt, n , .mi .... ami othe s. Levied on as lire prepett) . f G s Keudnckt. satisfy «/./s. issued trom the wipe,iV Cut „f | C uatyln favor or Charles A.C.awfj-d ,■< o s Kend i, UTATEOFGEORGIA, JIiFFERSON COUNTY PI he sold at the Mars i Ho se. in- t town of Lcuisvtlle, in s id countv, on th • FIHBT TU Ks DAY IN .JANUARY' next, lotween thelfgai h ure of sale, a tract of Lurni iu BsH c uipv n - two lm dre-j acre-’mor e or lots a.'j'U >iik Lands of John Russell, theestute«f Beasley and othejs. Leviedou u-, t> e out . r,v of Charles Ku sell o ta-irfy a fi. fa. issued fr. m ihe’ Su perior C< urt ot' Jefiers- n coumy m f.iv rof Ordi- a-i l>- the use of Wi km G. Rivern aud wife vs. < bar'es Never her 23d, 18f8. W. H. * noia.j—wtd Deputy Fher ff. TEFFERSON SHERIFF’S SALE. f j Will be oulotlbe MARKET HOUSE, in the tnv.n ot Louisville. Jcflerson Courty,on the fl:st TUESDAY n JANUARY next, on© trm of LAND, contain ng »h <-.• hundre.fi ard fifty four acrea, adjoining lands ■ f It *>. t Calh un, H. Poi der, PoJl l‘e kins ind cthe s Levis.-n as the prooerty of E./ielred K. T irver, to sat L tv one fi ft from K chmoni Suiuri. r Court in lavor of Georg-- H‘- i nemts said Ethelred R. Tarvtr. Propeity i-cinUdoutb,* I’Lunuff's A ttornev. % November 28th, 18iiS. J. T. MULLING. decl-wrd suerilT. TEFFERSON SHERIFF’S SALE.- fj GEORGIA, .IKFFEHSt/N COUNTY.-Will be sold at the Market House in the Town of Louisville, in said county, on the first TUESDAY in January be tween the legal hours of sa e, a tract of Lund in said county, containing three and seventy-five acres, more or less, adjoining lands of Henry J. Farmer, Lewis B. Mathews, L’ muel Thompson, and others. Levied on as the property ofKhesa J. Farm rto satisfy a h*./a. issued from the Superior Court of said county in favor of Sydney B. Smith, Administrator of tho estate of Elisha h vs. said Rhesa J. Fanner and Allen T. Brown, Security. Also, one.A' fa. in favor of Polly Minton vs. Richard J. h vans and BhesaJ. Farmer, Security, issu' and from the. tkuniy Court of sad Ooui ry. Abo < w fi fa issued from t.ne Sup rior Court or said (oumv 'in favor of Charie J. De» ba - ( vs. Rm.- a ,J. Earn er. Lewis I>. Ma hows and T. omas W. O ive. Pro, erf yin tnc pos-setson of De leur.ant. and pri r and out by l iainLfTs Attorney. Levy ma-'e November 2Mi, 18 r B. This N T v.vember 25th, 18/18. _ , WILLIAM 11. IX UGLASS, nov29—Wtd Deputy Sheriff Jcfftrsou County. El - EXECUTOR’S SALE —BY VIRTUE I , last M'ill sn 1 Testment of Hannah Hegsn, late of Jeffers/iii county, / eceased. will be s/*'d at Loui ville on theFlß. v T TUESDAY IN JANUARY nexi, between the usual fours of siile, a tract of Li nd in said comity, eon tAlning sis eena res, en 1 adioinirg Land of Dav.d Brinson, William I h'llipg :nd M-iry Peobien. The place lias a log cabin, and about ten (10; acres of cleared Land cn it. Term, cash. 1 u chaser to pay fer papers. David brinson. nov2s wtd Executor. YpORG I UNT Y \ J Whereas, John Dyne applies to me for Letters or AdminLtr tion in Hit- estate of Oliver H. P. Byne, late of said County, deceased : These are, therefore, to cite a Ti d admonish all and singnlar the kindred and creditors ( f said deceased 11 be an>! a. p ar ut my office in L uisville, within the time pre scribed by law to show cause,if any be> have, why said lettr B should not be granted. NICHOLAS DIEHL,. set 30—w6m Ordinary. (GEORGIA, JEFFERSON COUNTY. Whereas Job K. Huntir, Adminktiaior on the es tate of Noah B. Covington, decease.!, appli a so me lor Letters of Dismission; These are, therefore, to cite and admonish Ml and singular the kindred and creditors of said dt c-aeed tole and appear at my office in Louisville, within 'he time prescribed by law, to hhow cai s:*, if any thev have, why said letters should not be granted. NICHOLAL DIEIIL, Ordinary. BURKE COUNTY. OIXTY DAYS AFTER DATE AFPLI k_7 CiTION will be matte ta the G mrt of Oro n irv of Burke county for_ leave to sail all the Rea, Entate be longing to the Katate of Attzy L. Sapp, late of Burke county, dece&jed. Thu November IStlj, 1808. X'AVID B. WALLACE, nov.t v 2-n Adminietra’or. rj.EORGIA, BURKE BOUNTY.- Whereas William H. Oruves Ims applied f o me for Lei ters of Admiu st ration on the estate of Joseph A. Graves, late of Burke county, dec< ay and : These are thejefore to cite and a* monish all and angular, the km- red and crediiors «.f sa’d dec used to hi- and appear at my office, on or f etoie the first MONDAY in JANUARY next, te show cause, if any they have, why said Letters should not begnnted. Given under my hand and official signature at office in Waynesbo o’, this 11 th -.'ay of Nov., l?d« f: F. LAWSON, n° v Ordinary, B. C. A DMINISTRATOR’S SALE.-WILL be sold before the Court House doo% in the town of co^ * ty- ou *he TUPISDAY in JANUARY , 18C9, the reznainder estate i:. ai! ih .t lot. »ract or parcel of .'aud, iving in said county, b i g the one-third of the rc*l esla e of Matthew HtUchh e. d* ■■'•used, set epart and assigned as dower to *vidow of dece<.set', consisting of one hundred and fifty (150) a;?es more « r loss, now in p»s- rf said widow, idjoiniiiif lands of A«!km Lewis and others. Purchaser to enjoy prs-esidon : t ’he tenn aation of the widow’s dower. S*ld for Uie i eneflt <»f the t • and creditor*. Termsc.«sh. ADKIN LEWIS, novl2—wtrt Adm’rof M. HuicJ.iris, Ceu-ased. GEORGIA, BURKE COUNTY.— VJ ‘ ereas. Freeman W. Godbeo, A minlstrator of John L. Madrey, deceased, appl fgioinel >r leave to sell all the real est ite of s *land These are. therefore, to c te nnl admon'sh all persons in tere-ited. f< be and apnear at mv office, on or before the FIRST MONDAY in FEB It DA RY, lhf.9, to show cause, if any they can, why said leave tho ild not. L? gran’ed. Given under my hind and offl. ial signature this Novem ber 10th. 1868. e. F. L A WSUN, novll—w2 n o.dinarv B. O. GEORGIA, BURKE COUNTY.— vfi YY Estate ot George Gough, late, or Burk*: c'Ui.t?, deceised, applies to me for Have to sell the real est Ve of s iid deceased: These are, therefore, to cite and admon’sh all persons in ter Ft ed. to be and apnear at my office, on or before the FIRST MONDAY in FEBRDAKY, DO9, to show cause, if any they can, why arid leave sh - Ui not l* granted. Given unne- my hand acd official s’gnat-ire this Novem ber 9th, D6B L. F. LAWSON, novll—w2m Ordinary B.C. jVTOTICE TO DEBTORS ANDCRED-. Xi ITORB.—AII perrons hu e tod lotnc Elate of h. P. Bvne, late of Jefferson cou ty, de ed. are lierelM notified to mane immediate p iynent t» the underrigned and all persons having demanns ngamst sat ! e date are hereby notified to present them proper y at *-*t and wthi* the time b/ law. JOHN It. BY.NF, novll—w6 Aoministifttor. r■ikorgia, burke county.— Notice is h reby giver. i«» all ounce ned. ’ha' on the —day of— 1«—, G odwiu A'tawjy, la e *•! Burke County, died in"os ate, «nd tiiit his es a c is now unrepresented, and ’La’ Admiuis’ration de bonis non will be v«-**ed in ! the Clerk ot the Superior 4 mr , <r some o her fit and i proper person as the law direc h. t the December Term of 1 ihis f’ourt, unless some valid objection is shown to the j contrary. Given under my 1 and and officii signu ure at office in Wayi eJtJOT'*, this Oc ober 12 h, 186 k. E. F. LAWSON. octl3—w. r > OrJi ry Burke County. /7J.EORGIA, BURKE COUNTY.— Notice is hereby given to all r -cer ed th a on the ■—a ycf • IS , Jcho M alkcr, la 1. * f Burke C un'y, de par ed this life iuintac a» and ihit hie es ate is n w un represen'ed, ard hat Admi' is'ra i wi de bonis non will be vested in rite Clerk rs tlte Superi r C'urt, or » m>- other fir and p oper person, as the nw directs, t the December Term of his C uri. unless some va ii objection is sh wn to th© contrary. Giver, u- der my hard aud official signs*ure at office at Waynesboro, this Ocv her 12th, 1868. E. F. LAWPON. w 5 Ordinary Burke County. GJEORGIA, BURKE COUNTY.— t Whereas, Mis. Meldred Gray, Executrix of Riel ard Gray, deceased, represents to the Cviirt in her petition duly filed and entered on record tnat she has fully administered the estate of said deceased: These are, therefore, to cite and admonish, all and singu lar, th- kindred and creditors of said deceased, to be and appefirat my office, cn or before the first MONDAY In January (1869; eighteen hundred and kixty-nine, to show cause, if any taey have, why Letters of dismlssory should not be graDted to said petitioner. Given under my hand and official signature at office in Waynesboro, July Bth, IF6B. SIMEON WALLACE, y - *'Gtj . Ordinary. COLUMBIA COUNTY. COLUMBIA. POSTPONED SHER- IFF’S SALE.— Will U sold on the F-i>r TUES DAY in JANUARY tx f »re the Court Hors*- dcor at Appling.CoG mb.a u&unty.betweentlie u-u l bourse sale, one tract or LA Nlr in said comty conta.nl / hun- Cr- and acres ” O'e o-’<• «. n William Antho? v S C L .'t:, n ’ < tn«* s. L-v ea on ; s the propofy of E*inno'i ’■ w •*- t <1 M*- bn H. Bow-ire, to ••n* a f fa county In o r Jo n '.tv. «<i ■ " mad l’. L at-oa vs. W. S. Jo ies. Admm.straior t.u e of Bo*dre, etc. novl—decl -wtd a. M. LAZENBY, Sheriff. ADMINISTRATRIX’S SALE.- r\ In pursuance cf an f*rde r from ihe Honorable Courtof Urdioary of Columbia county, will b--old bet re the Court House 'loor a? Ai>»ling, in said c iun’y, on the FIRST TUESDAY in JANUARY next, lot of Land in Th'.rn on. in county, c n aiuing acr. **, more or less, adjoining lauds of J»o. K Wilson, Mot ions', Episcf>- ?*1 Church lot and others So da> the property o* oung, dircea-ed, for the be .elt of widow aud creditors of said e*ta'*. Term- Cash November 28th, 1 63. _ . KATE E. YOUNG, deck— wtd Administratrix. ADMINISTRATOR’S SALE. —BY virtue of an order of the Court of Ordinary of Columbia couttv ibere will be sold -t the Ylarket House, in the town of Appiu g, in e lid county, t n the fira: TUESDAY’ in JANUARY next, within he le*al hours of Kile, One tr-ct ol land, lying and Being in aid county, adjoining lands o Wm. Ridford. Love Tu I*, Ellis PhilMps and others, containing acr 4 more or less. Also one Lra* t lyine and being In said county, adjoining lands of Silas FI xgerald, Beni. Verdery, John Wren and others, containing DO/ cres. more or iess. Sol as the prop er y ofihe esfa e of W UlLiu Odoms, late ot said county, de ceased, for the benefii of tae h-irs and creditors of said de ceased. Terms cash. WILLIS H WARD, \ A , , JOHN B.FITZGERALD,/ rs - October 30 :c-31—wtd TALIAFERRO COUNTY. /lEORGIA, TALIAFERRO COUN \T IF.—Whereas. Mrs. Allatha(’oirbs, ha-* m deap pUcation to m* for Letters of Administration on the Estate of Thomas F. Combs, late of aa'd county, deceased : This is, therefore, to cite ail pe-so 00 corned, to be and appear at the Court of Ordinary * f -*sid coun'v. to be held on the FIRST MONDAY in J -NUARY, 1869. to show caure, if any they Lave, why saiu letters should not be granted. Given under my hand and official signature this the I2th day of November, 186*. J. D. HAMMACK, novlS—ws Ordinary.
