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About Weekly chronicle & sentinel. (Augusta, Ga.) 1866-1877 | View Entire Issue (Feb. 17, 1869)
(i ntoniclc & feutittd. HKDMCSDAT MOH.MXi. FEBRI'ARi' li. The Alhpns and Clayton Railroads For many yearn past the attention of every rightly-thinking man in this section of the State has been directed to the great importance of a railway running from the town of Clayton, the county-site of Rabun county, which is an entering angle into North Carolina and South Carolina, to j Athens in Clark county, connecting at the 1 latter city with a branch of the Georgia Railroad. The mineral and agricultural wealth of this large section of country, j comparatively little known on account of it -inaccessibility ; the salubrity of its cli mate: its large extent of cattle ranges, un surpassed save on the banks of the Brazos; the magnificent water powers; the grand and romantic scenery, all combined to make its early development a most desira ble achievement. Ever since the expul sion of the red man, and the subsequent settlement of the country by the white race, Northeastern Georgia has been cut offtrom all intercourse with the other por tions of the State, and, though her people have made many efforts to give to her the much desired communication with the out side world, their efforts have heretofore been without avail. One by one has she seen the Southern, the Middle, the South western, the Northern aod Northwestern divisions of Georgia developed aod en riched by the different lines of railway traversing them ; but never has the iron horse made his appearance in that delight ful and fertile region of country lying be tween the State Hoad and the Savannah river, bringing in its train of wealth and prosperity. More richly endowed by nature than any other section, without railway or water communications, her people are to-day the poorest in Georgia, aod Nature’s lavish gifts have brought neither affluence or refinement, because there was no means by which it was possible that they might be Used to advantage. Season after season nave the rich valleys ot the Tugaloo, the Socjuee and the great valley of the Ten nc-see produced fifty, seventy-five and even one hundred bushels of oorn to the acre ; have the coves of the Currahee, Tocoa and Tallulah nutuntains yielded in abundance finer fruit than was ever brought from the cider lands of New England; while the grapes which drooped in mellow clusters from the clambering vines were capable of affording wine equal to the vintage of Champagne, the Rhine or the Arno; but of what profit was it all if there was no market attainable for the disposal ot their commo dities closer than Athens or Atlanta, the first from Clarksville sixty, and the latter one hundred miles distant, and when the profits realized on the goods were more than consumed by the time and expense incurred in their transportation to those cities? We are gratified, however, to be able to announce, though it be at this late day, that there now seems a certain prospect tlyit Northeastern Georgia will, at last, receive the assistance which she has so long much needed and deserved, and, tap ped by a Railroad from Athens to Rabun Gap in the Blue Ridge, p)iir her rich treasures—agricultural and mineral—into the lap of Augusta. Some time since, alarmed by the progress ofthe Blue Ridge Road, and the certainty also of the com pletion of the Air Line Railway, the Geqrgia Railroad Company, fearing, and justly so, that between the two, they would lose much of thoir lucrative carrying busi ness, appointed a committee, consisting of Messrs. (Stephen Thom as, David E, Butler and (ireene Moore to examine and report upon tho subject of a road from Athens— the terminus of ono of their branches—to Clayton, in Rabun A meeting of the Directors of this corporation was held, on Tuesday last, at the Company’s office in this city, and the report of the commit tee presented. Tho following is a full synopsis of this document: The Committee premise by declaring that, anxious to learn the condition of the Blue Ridge Railroad, from Knoxville, Tennessee, to Anderson. South Carolina, and its prospect for completion, without which there would be no use for the Clay ton road, they had examined into the mat ter, and through the report of its Presi dent, J. W. Harrison, had collated the following information : Tho entire length of the roud from Knoxville to Anderson was 10b miles, and its estimated cost $7,575,000. This road has already been completed and in operation—one end from Knoxville to Marysville, and the other from Anderson to Walhalla —and there had been expended in its construction, so far, $3,287,000. From the importance of the road to Tennessee and South Carolina, the large amount of money already invested and the good condition of its finances (tho Company only owing $250,000), it was safe to determine that the completion of the enterprise was a certainty. Once finished, the Kentucky and Tennessee Railroad, run ning from Knoxville to Bauielsville, aud a road already in partial operation between the latter place and Coviugton, situated on the Ohio River, opposite Cincinnati, would put Charleston in direct communication with the great cities of the uonhwest.and the eon-traction of tbo pro posed route to Clayton, iuterseeting the Blue Ridge Road tnere would bestow the same advantage on Augusta. The com mittee have also collected all the informa tion possihlo as to the feasibility of the Clayton Road and find that the topography ofthe country is extremely favorable to the execution of the enterprise. By taking the rsdpe which rises within a few miles of Athens, and is as a wall between the waters of Broad River and the Oconee, the route may bo run by Harmouy Grove to Poplar Springs, a distance of 37 miles, without crossing a single stream and with J>ut little grading necessary. At this point tho mountain spurs will be encountered and a detour will have to be made in an easterly direction, and, pass'.ug within a few miles of Clarksville and the Currahee Hills and striking the Tallulah River near the Palis, -fti miles from Poplar Springs, here the first bridge will be erected. Crossing the Tallulah the remainder of the distance to Clayton will be along the little valley of Stieouh Creek aud the Road can enter either Clayton or Rabun Gap, as may be deemed best. The entire length oi'theßoad front Athens to. Clayton will be about 90 miles. This road, if built, will act as a “feeder”to the Georgia road and must add greatly to its prosperity. It will be the shortest route practicable between Cincin nati and Augusta and, connecting at the latter place with the road to St. Louis, will put us in close communication with, and bring us the rich traffic of the great cities ol the Northwest. It will be much shorter than either ot the present routes by Dalton and Atlanta or Nashville and Charleston; for the first is t><o miles from Cincinnati, the second 536 miles, while by way of Athens it would only be 625 miles. It is true, that by the completion of the Blue Kidge road, it would be 20 miles shorter to the laKcr city; but to counterbalance this, it the Port Royal aud Augusta road is built the advantage would be ou our side: and even if it were not, the Athens road, costing less than the other, could convey freight at a cheaper rate of transporta tion besides giving the shipper the choice of two markets— Augusta or Savannah, as he might select. By this road, both Augusta and Savannah would be in possession of almost an <«. , route to Cincinnati and the Northwest, and their prosperity as a ne cessary consequence greatly enhanced. The Committee close by recommending that as soon as work is resumed on the Blue Ridge Railroad, surveys be ordered in order to ascertain the cheapest and best route from Atheus to Rabun Gap. and that the Central Road be invited to ioin the Georgia Road to eo operate in assisting the enterprise. • This is the substance of the report made Kwt the Committee, and we learn that it met with a most favorable reception from the Board of Directors. We feel assured that if* the Stockholders of the Georgia Road, who meet in this city during the coming May, are not blind to their best in terests, themselves and Augusta will soon reap the benefits of the rich trade of the Northwestern section of our State, hitherto untouched. A Good Flask. —The effort of the South to offset reconstruction by industry is bearing fruit. The Baltimore Gazette says: “Tired of being huffed and rebuffed, wearied with their efforts to obtain political i privileges, the sensible and practical por ; non of the Southern community have, like Candide, come at last to the conclu i sion that the only secret of wisdom and | true happiness is to cultivate their own gardens, and it must be confessed that they are doing it very successfully.” Death of Mrs. Seaborn Joses.— The Coiumbrs Sun announces the death of the widow of the late Col. Seaborn Jones, who died at the residence of her son in-law. Gen. Henry L. Benning, on Thursday evening last. Home Evidence. Barnett, Ga., Feb. 5, 1869. and. 0. Mathewson, Esq., Augusta, Ga. : Sir:—l have used the Soluble Pacific Guano to a limited extent on cotton crop for two past years, and take pleasure in certifying to its great value as a fertilizer. I have no hesitancy, after a trial of two | years, in saying that it is equal if not ' superior to Peruvian Guano. At some 1 cost per acre I have used it side by side i with Peruvian, and believe cotton wul stand the Summer drought better, when manured with Soluble Pacific than when manured with Peruvian. I think it de cidedly better than Peruvian Guano for clean lands, that is to say, on lands where cotton and corn were raised the past year, j Peruvian Guano may be best for stubble, : yet of this lam not positively certain. I : have recommended the Soluble Pacific to my : neighbors, some of whom have tried it, ; and. in no case have I heard of any but the I most satisfactory results, fdo not believe too much can be said in commendation of i this fertilizer, when compared with other | candidates for favor among the planting 1 public. I expect to buy from you again. Respectfully, 1 W. H. Pilcher, M. D. Public Debt Statement. Statement of the PMic Debt of the United States on the Ist of Februarg, J §69. DEBT BEARING COIN INTEREST, five percent. bonds $221,589,300 00 Six per cent. tends 1881...283,677,100 00 Six per cent. 5-20 I Kinds.. 1,802,583,350 IMi DEBT BEARING CURRENCV INTEREST. Three preent. certificates... 57,410,000 00 Navy pension fund at 3 per cent 14,000,000 (X) 71,410,000 00 MATURED DEBT NOT PRESENTED FOR PAY MENT. Three year 7-30 notes due Au gust 15, 1807, June A July, 1868 $1,977,150 00 Compound lot. notes matur’d June 10, July 15, Aug. 15, Oct. 15, I>ec. 15,1807, May 15, August 1, Sep 1 and 15, and Ocl. I and ]O, 1808 8,599,170 00 Bonds, Texas indemnity.... 256,000 00 Treasury notes acts .Inly 17, 1801 and prior thereto 148,41104 Bonds April 15, 1812. Jan. 28, 1847, andM’oh 111, IS 18 278,400 00 Treasury notes j March 3, 1803 445,492 00 Tempo’ry loan 193,313 00 Certificates of indebtedness 13,000 00 DEBT BEARING NO INTRUST. U. 8. n0te5...5356,021,073 00 Fractional currency... 35,511,127 54 Gold certifi cates of de - posit 82,659,520 00 $2,610,362,707 18 Sixpercent. (lawful money) bonds issued to Pacific Railroad Companies 52,017,000 00 j Total debt $2,662,379,707 18 i Annum L in I Tre asu ry, coin.... $88,732,716 44 j Amount in I Treasury, _ ! currency...* 17,441,332 66 - 106,174.049 10 i J Amount of debt less cash j in tlm Treasury $2,556,205,658 08 , The foregoing is a correct statement ot the public debt, as appears from the books and Treasurer’s returns in the Department on Ist of February, 1869. Hugh McCulloch, Secretary of the Treasury, j By comparing the statement ofthe pub j lie debt of Jauuary 1, 1809, with that due on tbe Ist of February, as above, it will be seen that there has been an increase of $14,700 in the debt bearing coin interest; increase iii the debt bearing currency in terest of $1,545,000 ; decrease in the ma tured debt not presented for payment of $552,567 ; increase in the debt bearing no interest of $6,918,911 90 ; increase in Pacific Railroad bonds, $1,920,000; show ing increase of total debt since January Ist of $9 846,044 90- The amount of coin in the Treasury decreased during the month, $10,030,652 47 ; currency increased $4,- 378,240 54, showing increase of public debt over last month, less cash in the Treasury, $15,498,456 83. In Bankruptcy.— ln the following cases petitions for a final discharge in bankruptcy were filed in the office ofthe Clerk ofthe United States District Court, during the past week : Witcher Jones and Gustavus Jom s (ofthe late firm of Jones A Brother), ot Baker county; Samuel Crane and Wm. 11. Crane (of the late firm of Crane & Brother), of Columbus, and Adam Me- Natt, of Wanesboro’. John Smith, of Perry, filed a petition for the benefit of the bankrupt law, by C. C. Duncan, his j attorney. j The total number of petitions filed for | final discharges in bankruptcy is three j hundred and forty-four. Savannah Re publican. j Brunswick Railroad.—lt is thought j that the Brunswick Road will be complet | ed to Doctortown, by the Ist of April, and { through to Macon in time for the next eotton crop. jWttial Notices. BTULU6 SILYJUt WAKK AMD FINE ELECTKO-PLATED WARE.— THE GORHAM MANUFACTURING COMPANY, of PRo\ 1 HENCE, R. 1., having the largest manufactory o SoIM feiiver Ware In lite world, with the most improved machinery, and employing the most skilled labor, are en siled to offer an unequalled variety of new a„d beautiful designs in Dinner S rviee-. Tea Services, aud every srticle J sptciaUy adapted for H .lay and Bridal Gift*, i They offer also their well-known and unrivalled Nickel i Silver Kleetro Plated Ware, in which they have ittroduotd , new patterns of rare iie*siuce. The Solid Silver ie gnar | anteed to be of oterliug purity by U. S. Mint assay. The Electro-j-late is guaranteed to be superior to the finest I Sheffield ware. Orders received from the Trade only, but i these goods may be obtamed Horn responsible dealers ev*r> -i where. Tm.tr M., r k iti Mark Silver. tu-ciro- . GORHAM MANUFACTURING CO., Sa.ee:o>oi No. 3 Maiden Lane, N. V novv—dAwjSmos _ CRfSTA BOKO’S HAIR DTK. Ladies,over gray hairs, why Should there l>%' a tl’E and CRY CRISTALORO’S DYE, you know. Will a BLACK or BROWN bestow. Use, then. th s nruqu .id Dy% . H ive the H U K without the CRY. CRWTADOKO’B HAIR PRESERVATIVE, Cristadoro guarantees that h e Hair Preservative shall * sv. c ed where every other preparation Las failed in k«.ep<- j i'.g clean the hair, thickening it, glossing it, preserving its co .mclit git to curl, a: and restore it to that health and ; vip- »r which are the element? f its beauty. ;•: «.▼ Druggists, and a;pl.ed by ail Hair Prefers. Manufactory No. 68 Maiden Lane Principal Pei : No. t As.or House. ian2o-d*wim OWNERS OF HORSES AND CATTLE. Tobias* Derby Condition P * - r r.re warranted superior to any o l erA. or no pay. fr thee Jr f Distemper, Wogn*. Bote, Coughs, FLu-* , bv-u:i.‘, Colds, Ac , in Horses; and colds. C- ngb% L. -s of i M Ik i\ ::.ru .Hors* Piste u:er. Ac., in Cattle. Tnev Are ;v- vc. y safe and innooaaU no need of stopping the working of your animals. Tnev increase the appetite, give a fine coat, cleanse the stomach aud urinary organs; also increase the a ilk of cows. Try them and you wi.: ! never be without them. CoL Philip P. Bush of the Jerome Race Course, Fordham. N. Y., wouid not useth'm until he was told of what they w«re ocas posed, s noe which he is never without them He has over 20 running horses in his charge, and tor tae last three years has used no other medicine Lr them. He has kindly permitted me to re er any one to him. Over 1,000 ther references can be seen at the and« pot. Sold by all Druggists aud S* idlers. Price 15 cents per ' b-x. Depot 10 Park Place, New York. an2o—dAwlm PLASTEK OF THE ‘•TIME,*’ 5-V ALLCOCK’? FOKOUS.-ln luabtg tney act like acnann In a few hours a violent cough is re l.eved by a Plaster applied to the chest. Many persons be Utve a cold cannot be taken while a P.*s:er is worn ther*; j this we do know, they greatly aa&st in Uie cure «fa neglect ed cold, to often the is 1 rodaccr of Cousnmption. Unie of Lesion of the Liver. A gectieman, after a severe aickness, had iceion of th* liver. Every quick movement or ridden jar gave him ee v&x psuj, often lay mg him up lor days. Hence, he was an able to folic w any occupation wi:h re*u arty. In this condition, he applied over the part affected an ALLCOCK’S POROUS PLASTER. At firs?, it >e*m*i to imtate, so It was taken off'. But the marked improve ment he feiptnenced afterward gave him courage to try ag»ia, and he, therefore, at plied another ylarter. In a lew days something gave way —"supped,” to ueethegentieman'; own word*. There was some soreness fur a lew days alter, then Lu h«dth was perfectly rasrtored. Upon by a physician the edheslon or leaion was found to he gone Price ;p%! Agenvy Bis maria's Horn. New York. Bold by all dr ugg;** , la • Moiiia Cotton Seed. T'HKEE hundred bushels for SALE. I have sold the MOINA COTTON in the Augusta Market this season for eleven and a half <ll{ cents per lb. more than Middling Uplands were worth the same day Price 85 90 per bushel. C. H. PHIXIZY. feblO—<l6*w2 ISAAC T. HEARD &CO, WAREHOUSE COMMISSION MERCHANTS, AUGUSTA, GA.., Office, Corner Reynolds & Mclntosh Sts. Having rented the well known and commodiousF IRE PROOF WARE HOUSE as Mctatoshitreet. foruusrlr oecapta* by Xon. I Bostic * Walter, lad more recently by Messrs. J.B. Walker & Sous, we are prepared tj give our beet attention to tbe Storage and Sale of Cotton, all other produce consigned TO OUR CARE. Orders lor BAGGING. ROPE, Ac., promptly attended to. Liberal CASH ADVANCES made at al! times on Produce iii store. We take pleasure in azfnoancir.g our connection witii Ct>). WiWy >\ Walton, of W ilkts county. Z*r AOEKTS FOR GULLaTTS PATENT IMPKOY£D STEEL BRUSH COTTON GINS. isaac t. Heard, i o. m. stoke. Com mission* for gelling Cotton 1& per cent. auß an*23—dA6wm J, M, DYE & C 0„ Warehouse and Commission MERCII ANTS, AUGUSTA, GEORGIA, VIONTTNUE THE BUSINESS IN \ 7all its branches, attheif OLD STAND, 14S REYNOLDS STREET. Prompt personal attention given to the STORAGE and SALE of COTTON and OTHER PRODUCE, and to the j PURCHASE OF RAGGING, ROPE and FAMILY SUP PLIES. Liberal cash advance; made when required, j Commission for Selling Cotton One aud aqu rter per cent, i Consignments solicited. sepl-"i—d&wCui. i THU NEW Scovil Pattern I PLANTERS’ HOE. The new scovil pattern PLANTERS’ HOE, manufactured by WINSTED lIOE COMPANY, is warranted not only equal but SUPE RIOR to the old Scovil Hoe. EACH HOE IS CAREFULLY MADE OF THE BEST IMPROVED CAST STEEL, AM) EACtI IS WARRANTED! To Planters purchasing these Hoes the I warranty is given that if they do not prove j good they cau return the Hoe and RE ! CEIVE BACK THElll MONEY ! For sale by MOORE CO., Sign # of the Padlock, janl2—2md&w 235 Broad street. University High School, PREPARATORY DEPARTMENT OF THE UNIVERSITY OF GEORGIA. ATHENS, OA. organization: A. A. Lipscomb, D. D Chancellor. Faculty.—Benj. T. Hunter, A. M., President; Mathematics and Physical Sciences. T. E. Royall, (University of Va.,) Latin and Greek. W. W. Lumpkin, A. M. English Literature. F. A. Lip scomb, A. B. French and German. \ HOME SCHOOL —BOARDERS BE YL COME members of tbe President’s family. Course of Instruction thorough anil practical. Four Scholaiships, which secure Free Tuition in the Higher Depart ments .1 the University, are at the disposal oi the Faculty of the High School, and will be awarded to the best scholars on the completion of tbe High School course of study. Circulars sent on application to the President. dec4—d&wtf 7.000 Southern Grown Apple Trees For Sale. fNOMPR.ISING TWENTY. OF THE YZ best leading varieties—Root-grafted —one year old, from 4 to 7 feet high. Also, a few thousand PEACH TREES— one year old from the bud. All early va rieties. Price List sent gratis to all applicants. Price of APPLE TREES, sls per hun dred. . Refers to Wm. 11. Goodrich. Address WM. K. NELSON, Augusta, Ga. janO—wedfrisunl2&w2m IMPROVED CHURN DASH SAVES FOUR-FIFTHS OF THE LABOR IN CHURNING ! 'gUIIS IS ONE OF THE CHEAPEST 1 aud beat CHURN DASHERS e ver invented. It id pimple in construction and makes good butter In ON R FIFTH of the time ofthe old-fashioned Dasher. Its sim plicity, cheapness and durability recommend it to every fan.il>'. Retail price $1 each. County Rights for sale, and those purchasing supplied at low rates. For sale by JONES, SM Y THE & CO., novlß Augusta, Ga. THOMAS COUNTY, GA., Plantation for Sale. ] OFFER FOR SALE, A PLANTATION JL in I'homas county, four miles from Tnomasville, consisting of Twelve Hun dred Two and a Half Acres first quality LAND, with good dwelling, cabins, kitch en, barns, stables, gin house, gin packing screw, blacksmith shop, do, all under good fence; five hundred acres cleared, balance heavily timbered. There are three hundred acres of Virgin Hammock —bounded on the North side by the At -1 -intie aud 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 wells and two well stocked fish ponds on the premises. This place is know'll as the “Seward Home Place,” being formerly the property of Hon, Jas. L. Seward. The mules, horses and other stock, with all the wagons and agricultural imple ments, will be sold with the place on reasonable terms. P'or particulars, apply to A. STEVENS, Augusta, Ga. or to A. P. Wright, Thomasville, Ga. or 1,. J. Guilmartin* Uo.,Savannah, Ga. \ P. S.—There are two churches and two schools in Thomasville, Ga., fine climate 1 and good neighbors. nov29—d&wtf SEWING MACHINES. Miss I.ucy «T. Hoad, Ag’t OOR GROVER cfc BAKER'S SEWING -1- MACHINES, has nowon hand a full ' supply of the above justly celebrated Sewing Machines, just ‘ the thing for a Christinas or New Year’s present. Miss Read has added to her stock the Grover A Baker Shuttle Machine, suitable lor Tailors, aud can refer to parties in the ciiy using them to perfect satisfaction. Gail at 826 Broad street and secure one. PRICE S6O, decls—6m Ayer's Cherry Pectoral, For Diseases of the Throat and Lungs, such as Coughs, Colds, Whooping Cough, Bronchitis, Asthma, and Consumption. ! Fi-obnlily never before in the whole history of reuic.r- t -g hnoiutrv complaint.-. Through a long «'f> ears, and among utosi of the races of D'.cii it f.;- risen higher and higher in their esthua l n. ' it I*.;- become better known, it- uniform cl:.tractor amt power to cure the various affections ol tlie lungs an l throat, have made it known i»s a re liable 1". u. :• r a/ain.-t them. While adapted to t. r form- . t dixM-c and to young children, it is j at the same tune the most effectual remedy that . in be given for incipient consumption, anil the and .»• . gemus affectn n-- the throat and lungs. ,\> a pro ! \ i>io:i against sudden attacks of Croup, it 'hon’d I be kept on hand in every lamilv, ami indeed as ail are -ometim* s subject to colds and cough-, ali | should be provided with this antidefte for them. settled Consumption is thought in- I curable, still great nuinbers ot case.- where the rii~ i and the* patient re-to red to sound healih by the Cht rrtf l'< t turn! . > ■ complete i- it> nnAterv j over the dis. criers of the Lungs and Tliroat, tha’t them yield lo it. When noth* I h . rj i 1 - ■ - torn! they .'itb.-ide and disappear. Singers and I’tthlic Speakers find great pro i teetiou from it. Asthma r- always relieved and often whollv [ cured by h. j Krone it it is is geuerallv cure I by taking the i Cherry Pectoral in small and t'requeut do>es. So generally are its virtues known that we need not publish the certificates of them here, or do more than assure the public that its qualities are fully maintained. Ayers Ague Cure, For Fever and Ague. Intermittent Fever, Chill Fever. Remittent Fever, Dumb Ague, Periodical or Bilious Fever, <ce.. and indeed all the affections which arise from malarious, marsh, or m.asmatic poisons. As its name implies it does Crtre, and does not ; f ' Containing neither Arsenic. Quinine, Bismuth. ■ whatever, :r‘ in nowi-e injures any patient. The nnufuer and imvnwt.tu e of its cures in the ague dis x:.:iv literal]v beyond account, and we believe ! wirhuv.: j araliel in the history of Ague medicine. Our pride is gratified by the acknowledgments we r.-, vc of the radical cures effected in obstinate and where other remedies had wholly faded. Una<'Mmatod persons, either resident in, or trav cllmg through miasmatic localities, will be pro* i< ted bv taking the AGUE CVRE daily. For Liver Complaints, arising from torpidity of the Liy«*r. it *«' an excellent remedy, stimulating the Liver into healthy activity. For Bilious Disorders and Liver Complaints, it >s an excellent remedy, producing many truly re markable cures, when* other medicines had failed. Prepared bv l‘R. T C. Ayer & Cos., Practical and Analytical Chemists, Lowell, Mass., and sold • all round the world. PRICE , SI.OO PER BOTTLE . Sold by Dr. W. B. Wells, and all th* Druggists in Augusta. Also by all Drug gists and dealers in medieina everywbera jan 3— BuWfri&w3m ‘ gat Advertisements. GL.ASSCOCK COUNTY. /TLASSCOCKCOUNTY SHERIFF’S * vJI FALK.—W ill be sold, before *he Court a * floor •.nixibeon. Geo., on the FIRST TUESDAY in MARCH nett, 1869. within tae isgai hours of sab-, One honored and tnirteen a:res of laud, lying in paid county, on Big Cre*k. adjoining lands of John Suider. s«ahom Kitchens and other*. Levied on by virtue of a H '■ /ou issued from the* Justice Court ot the 116 Q Dis*rictO. M.. a* t.ne property o* Jeremiah Kil'ebrew. >a and property pointed c iu. and ji /<>., in fiver oi An&ani&s Beck worth ?. ! Jeremiah Kiilebrcw. Levy ma e and returned to me by Constable Bo:7 * B. Kitchen,this 16th day if January, l?Su. ALSO, j At th* same time and place. Thr e hundred ac»es more or I Ur s. adjoining lands of John » . Hiibou, A L. Dnnnaway aud others, on the waters of Big Creek. Levied on as the pr*.-p=r:y ot Thoma- Dickson, 8r .to *aufefv ore Ji fa , is sue*! from Warren superior Court, in favor of Jm L. dills >n ■ us Thomas Dicuson. 2*r F*roperiy pointed cat by T. 11. Gibson, piai Mi's Attorney. Levy made January 19th, 15^0. C. H. KITCHENS, MOINA COTTONSEED. \\f E HAVE JUST RECEIVED FIFTY W bushels ofthe above-named COTTON EED. We have a sample of tbe cotton taken j from the seed, which was sold by Warren, Lane & Cos., January sth, at 35J cents. For sale by JNO. D. BUTT <t BRO, | jan2l—th3Aw3 | SAVANNAH MEDICAL COLLEGE, SAVANNAH, GEORGIA. The twelfth annual course ! of LECTURES in this Institution will commence on J the first MONDAY in NOVEMBER next, and continue ; ; four months. FACULTY: B. I>. ARNOLD, M. D„ Professor T heory and Practice of Medicine. P. M. KOLtOCK, M. D., Professor Obstretrics and Diseases of Women 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., Professor Materia Medica and Medical Jurisprudence. Adjunct—R. J. NUNN, M. D. JURIAH HARRISS, M. D., Professor Physiology and Pathology. Adjunct—J. G. THOMAS, M. D.- W. K. WARING, M. D., Professor Anatomy. W. M. CHARTERS, M. J)., Professor Chen istry. Adiun t-W. H. ELLIOTT, M. D. W. DUNCAN, M. D., Demonstrator of Anatomy. U. P. MYERS, M. D., Assistant Demonstrator aud Curator, j Requisites of Uraduatioa the same as in all regularly | chartered Colleges of good standing. CHARGES: For Course of Lectu res $lO5 00 Matriculation (paid only ©nee) 5 uO Dissecting Ticket 10 00 Diploma 30 00 For further particulars address W. R. WARING, M. D., au9—w6ra Dean of Fi cutty. J, H. POLHILL, ATTORNEY AT LAAV. LOUISVILLE, OEOKIiIA, WILL PRACTICE IN MIDDLE CIR- W CUIT, January 1869. nov26—w6 THE HOUSEHOLD FOR 1869^ TWO MONTHS FREE TO ALL NEW SUBSCRIBERS!! TjWERY NEW SUBSCRIBER TO JLj THE HOUSEHOLD lor 186‘J, whose subscription reaches us on or before December 81, will receive the No vember and December Nos. ffree, making 14 months for oniy $1.00! WHAT 18 THE HOUSEHOLD? For aa answer, read the following: “This is the title of a very neat, and well-filled monthly jou’nal, published in Brattlesboro’, Vt.. and devoted, as its name indicates, to the interests ot“IIouie. ’ The useful and valuable matter aun information it conta-us will make it a welcome visitor to every housekeeper.”— Chronicle <fc Sentinel , Augusta , Ga. “This sixteen page monthly, published at. Brattleboro. Vt„ is a favorite with our family. It Is devoted to the in terests ofthe Aineiican II msewlfe, and is a gem in the way of typography, excellent selections, original contributions, and valuable editorials. Send one dolfa- to Geo. K. <!row ell, and you will not regret the investment.” — West I‘olnt Ga.) Observer. “Avery neat, family journal, devoted to the interests o the American Housewife, the only paper of its kind in this country. It is an especial favorite with the lady folks off this establishment and is greeted on its monthly visits with unusual satisiaction. "—Auditor, Madison, Ga. NOW IS THE TIME TO SUBSCRIBE! tar Specimen copies SENT FREE on application. IST AGEN TS WANTED in every town to solicit sub i scriptioc s. 1 don't suppose, that “$350 10 SSOO PER MONTH !’* can be made a’ 'he business, but several dollars can be • arm and, in al mo. t any neighborhood, in a few hours'time. Exclusive right to unoccupied territory given, if desired Addrcs), GEORGE E. CROWELL, n l-l BRATTLEBORO’, VT. M. 11. JONES, I H, ROBERTS, ATTORNEYS AT LAW, MIDYILLE, 91-ts C. tt. It., GEORGIA. WILL PRACTICE IN THE SIT- Sf PREME COURT, the FEDERAL COURTS, and | all the COURTS ofthe MIDDLE CIRCUIT. All business enl rusted to our care will be attended to with , promptness and dispatch. jan26—ly HARRiSON’S PLANT FERTILIZER. Price Hech.ccit from OO to 55.».(10 per ton of 2,000 lbs, Cash. AT TIIE SOLICITATIONS OF MANY friends, I have REDUCED the price of my “Plant Fertilizer,“FOßTHlS SEASON | ONLY, TO $55.00 PER TON, for the pur pose of introducing it to the Planters of Northern and Middle Georgia, and South Carolina, and most earnestly desire to I have it practically tested alongside of other well-known Phosphate and Fer tilizers. I feel assured a fair, impartial | trial will convince the most skeptical ofits I superior fertilizing qualities in the first as j well as succeeding crops, both as to activity and durability. W. R. HARRISON, ! (Successor to Alex. Harrison) fill Commerce street. Philadelphia, I Proprietor and Manufacturer. ; Orders respectfully solicited, arid any [ information given by addressing H. C. BRYSON, j Factor and Commission Merchant, Augusta, Ga., Agent for the sale of “Harrison’s Plant Fertilizer” in Northern and Middle Geor ' nia and Upper South Carolina. Price delivered in Savannah, Georgia, I $50.00 per ton. : SLOAN, GROVER* «0., Factors and Commission Merchants, Savannah, Ga., Agents for the sale of “Harrison’s Plant i Fertilizer” in Florida, Southern aud Mid : die Georgia, j janl3—d<few2m DICKSON’S COMPOUND, AN IMPROVED COMMERCIAL FERTILIZER. MANUFACTURED Under the formula of David Dickson, of Hancock, by his authority and consent, of the best ma terials, with uo adulteration nor light weights. Terms S6O, cash. SHIVERS & ALEXANDER, Augusta, Ga. Office on Mclntosh street. J. A. Shivers, I J, H. Alexander, Warren county. | Wilkes county. jan22—frsutUAwlin KING’S Pateni Steam Portable Cross-cut, OR CORD-WOOD CUTTER, (Patented July 31, 1860, and April 7,1568), SUITABLE FOR CUTTING CORD WOOD, SHINGLE, STAVE < r CLAPj BOARD BLOCKS, and particularly adapt ed to the wants of Wood Yards, Saw Mills and Railroads. This raachineis detached from thebeiler, the steam being conveyed through a flex j ible composition steam pipe to a distance of from 50 to 200 feet, enabling the machine j to be moved without moving the boiler in I any direction from it, to the length of : steam pipe employed. The boiler is mounted on a pair of wheels, and is supplied with water in a safe and simple manner, without a pnmp, j and can be moved anywhere by a horse! yoke of oxen, or even'by hand power for a j short distance, while the steam is up, j ! ready for work. It is constructed to burn ! dry or green wood or coal. The whole j cost of fuel will not exceed fortv cents per 1 day. The Machines vary in size, from a saw j of o feet to one of a feet long, or longer if necessary, and will saw timber of any size. Three men, with one of these machines and boiler, can CUT FROM FORTY TO ! SIXTY CORDS OF WOOD PER DA Y. The quantity cut depends somewhat on the length and size of the timber, and other varj ing circumstances and manage ment. The tops of the trees and small wood are cut by axmen. who also do the splitting. The sayiDg in quantity of wood per acre cut by the saw. and the increased price it commands in market, over that cut by the axe, is from 25 to 75 cents per cord, according to the value of wood. These machines are admirably adapted I to the wants ot lumbermen generally. For ease of management, safety and durability we claim lor this machine precedence over anything oi the kind that has ever been attempted. It is only to be seen to be admired. One of these machines is now on exhi bitionatWm. H. Goodrich’s Sash and. Blind Manufactory, Augusta, Ga., where ! it can be seen in operation daily, where we 1 invite lumbermen, machinists, capitalists, speculators and the public generally to call and examine it, as it is one of the most valuable and useful improvements of the day. Machines, State and CouDty Rights for sale. Any information relative to the machine can be obtained by addressing the under signed, personally or by letter. S. M. KING, Patentee and Agent, Globe Hotel, Augusta, Ga, ianlfMuthsAwlm Rhodes 7 Super-Phosphate. THE OLD AND LONG ESTABLISHED 3yE^.TsTTTSE3- JT CAN BE RELIED ON AS UNIFORM IN QUALITY, ALWAYS RELIA BLE. PRODUCTIVE OF LARGE CROPS AND UNEXCELLED BY ANY IN THE MARKET IN THE HIGH PER CENTAGE OF TRUE FERTILIZING PRINCIPLE. Sold under a binding legal]guarantee of purity and freedom from adulteration. Used and approved by the most successful Crop Growers, and preferred by many to Peruvian Guano DIRECTIONS FOR USE: RHODES’STANDARD MANURE is prepared expressly for Drill Culture. An application of 200 lbs. per acre is considered sufficient for crops, but experienced farm ers report 300 lbs. per acre as repaying the outlay. PRICE IN AUGUSTA PER TON, CASH S6O 00 Approved Acceptances, payable Nov. next 62 50 BEALL, SPEARS A CO , Cotton Factors, Augusta, Ga. Agents for the Following Counties: BURKE COUNTY, NEWTON COUNTY, Richmond “ Walton WARREN “ CLARK COLUMBIA “ HART HANCOCK “ . OGLETHORPE “ BALDWIN “ ELBERT TALIAFERRO “ LINCOLN GREENE “ WILKES i MORGAN “ feb4—d&wtf . GUANOS. PURE NO. I PERUVIAN GUANO. PURE DISSOLVED BONES. PURE LAND PLASTER. FOK SALE FROM OUR WAREHOUSE IN AUGUSTA, OR SHIPPED DIRECT from BALTIMORE, through Messrs. MERRYMAN <£• CO. All FERTILIZERS furnished by ns will be warranted best quality, and will be sold at Lowest possible prices. WARREN, LANE & CO., Cotton Factors, Augusta, Ga. ian3—sud&w3m*w3m HART & CO. BAR IRON MILL ROCKS PLOW STEEL BOLTING CLOTH NAILS CIRCULAR SAWS METALS HOES GUNS PLOWS .AISTD GENERAL HARDWARE MERCHANTS, Corner KING and MARKET STREETS, . CHARLESTON, S. C, jan27—aw&tr3ai SADDLERY, HARNESS, LEATHER A N D S3BCO3S FHVIDXWrCiS. CHARLES G. GOODRICH, (SUCCESSOR to HATCH * OOODRICH,) o. 371 Broad Street, Augusta, Ga., 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. H. GOODRICH. GEO. E. GOODRICH WM. H. GOODRICH & SON, 265 BROAD STREET, AUGUSTA, GA., JJAVE ON HAND A FULL STOCK OF STOVES, GRATES, TIN WARE, and HOUSE FURNISHING GOODS, Os all kinds, to which they call tho attention of tho public, aud ask a visit from all desiring goods in their lino. Mr. E. E. Neliofield, Long and favorably knawn in this community, will ho found will, us, and will have charge of tho mechanical department. WM. H. GOODRICH & .-ON. oct!9—w4m NO EXPERIMENT. AN ESTABLISHED FACT! THE LEADING LIFE COMPANY OF THE WEST! The st. louis mutual life in surance COMPANY, begins the year (January Ist) 1869, with Assets, Increased over $1,000,000 during the past year, after paying losses by death ($455,450) and Dividends 1865, 1866, 1867, and pur chased Policies ($305,089), amounting in sum total to $760,539. Total losses by death paid since organi zation of the Company, $866,250. Total Return Dividends paidsince organi zation of the Company, $414,209. Policies issued during the year 1868, 4,664. Total number of Policies issued since or ganization of the Company, 14,330. ASSETS AND RESERVE SECURE AND AMPLE FOR ALL CONTINGENCIES. Present Annual Income, $2,500,000 00. Our past success is a guarantee for the future. Long lists of reference are easily obtained, but are no real guarantee of safe ty and success. The cheapest Assurance is in tried and experienced companies. The higher per cent, of interest West, and our present annual income (over $2,- 500,000), will appeal largely to those desir ing Assurance, as an advantage w-ith us in I the future of their Policies. EXAMINE OUR PLANS AND RATES BEFORE INSURING ELSEWHERE. A Strictly Mutual Company, With the additional security of a paid-up GTJARRANTEE CAPITAL op SIOO,OOO PAYING ITS OWN DIVIDENDS. The most popular and advantageous forms and favorable terms for insurance prese ted. A loan or credit of one-third (if desired) of the premium given. Sur plus distributed on the Ist of January each year, and dividends paid annually there after on the Contribution Plan. OFFICERS: D. A. JANUARY, President. CF'AS. H. PECK, Vice President. M. TANARUS, SELBY, Secretary. * J. 8. MILLER, Assistant Secretary. w.\l. N. BENTON; General Agent. DR. JOHH TANARUS, HODGEN, Consulting Physician. CLINE <£• .JAMISON, Legal Advisers. HON. ELIZUR WRIGHT, Consulting Actuary. WM. M. NIePHEETERS, M. D„ Ex amining Physician, At office of Company, Daily from 12 to 1 and 3 to 4 p. m. * DIRECTORS; OLIVER GARRISON, WM T. SELBY. SAMUEL WiLLL 51CH- SCHAEFFER, THEODORE LAVEILLE. WILLIAM T GAY, ! CHAS H. PECK, WM. C. JAMIsON, GEN. THUS. L. PRICE, R. P. HANE.NKAMP, i JULES VALLE. L. 11. BAKF.B, GEO K ROBINSON, D. A. JANUARY, ! ROBERT E. CARR. WM. J.LEWIS. I JOHN F. THORNTON, JAs. A CARSON, BAVIbK. FERGUSON. JACOB TAMM, Hou- JOHN HOGAN. Nearly 600 Policies, insuring over $3,000,- I 000 have been issued through the General Agencv. ACTIVE AGENTS WANTED. GODFREY & MAGIEE. General Agents for Georgia, South Caro lina and Florida. JOHN E. HARDMAN, Local Agent. Office at Dr. Hatton's Drug Store, Jackson street. Dr. J. S. COEEMAN, Examining Physician, ieb3—d; I:w2 S OMETHING FOR EVERY GARDINER, [THE EARLY ROSE POTATO. THE EARLY ROSE IS A SEEDLING of the Garnet Chili, and is by far ear- I lier than the Early Goodrich. It is dryer and better and freer from rot than any Potato known. Its yield is over sixty fold. A small supply received and for sale, at 50c. per pound, by W. H. TUTT & LAND. jan7—d3&w2 DR. TUTT’S Standard Preparations, SAKSAPAIiILLA AND QUEEN’S DELIGHT, pOR PURIFYING THE BLOOD. EXPECTORANT FOR COUGHS, ASTHMA, ETC. VEGETABLE LIVER PILLS, I For Biliousness, Dyspepsia, Ac. IMPROVED II AIR II YE, Warranted the best in use. For sale by Druggists everywhere. In Augusta, by W. 11. TUTT & LAND, DR. W. B. WELLS, DR F. A. BEALL, FRED. VONKAMP, A. J. PELLETIER. feb4 - dl&w2 (in) TUTT’S IMPROVED HAIR DYE. WHAT IS THOUGHT OF IT !-A voluntary testimonial from C. Bal zeau, celebrated Barter and Hair Dresser: Dr. W. H. Tr - rr:— Dear Kir : 1 have given your Hair Dye a thorough trial, and find it th ebest I have ever used, and I will recommend it to all my customers. Yours, very respectfully. C. BALZEAU. Augusta, December 24, 1868. dec2o—d6&w6 To Planters and Shippers of COTTON. THE UNDERSIGNED HAVE FORM ED a connection for the SALE ANDSHIPMENT OF COTTON at and through Savannah, and for the sup ply of FERTILIZERS to their patrons. All legitimate facilities will be given,and 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 correspondents with a view of meeting their wishes, and can be addressed at Auburn, Ala. • Ample arrangements can be made 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 & Cos. GEO. P. HARRISON, Jr , declO—w2m Auburn, Ala. w. -A. MARTIN IJLTE of ATLANTA, GA . COMMISSION AND PRODUCE BROKER, CHATTANOOGA, TENN. Special attention given to filling orders for Grain, Bacon, Lard, dee. Terms.— Two and a-half per cent, com missions for buying, with fund accompa nying, or by Sight Drafts on parties or dering, if at convenient points, for collec tion, the current rate of Bank discount to , be paid by said parties. feb6 - d3<fcwßm» ;£*i)al JAdrmiSfmcuts. i JEFFERSON COUNTY. ( J . K FFEItSON county. Mart n G. Dye nrd Driraon -s VSttftXSttSl S*feSM oa lh^POf ,uta'“he te ; inS f Scrttoor;lri n ir^«l“ and Md appear at my office. „, the town of Louuvilfe ’withm the time preicribed bv law. to show if can. why said Lette sshould not he f J th y feblO-wo " il. WATKINS. Ordinary. /7J.EORGIA, JEFFERSON COUNTY V T W hereas, William O. Lyon, Adminijtrat ,r on eatate of Ntcy Oovington, debated, sppif" £ m !, to? Let •tors of D .'•mission. ' lur Lei These are. therefore, to cite and admonish, all and -in™ tar, the kindred ami c editors of said deceased to i,rJ .! I pear at my cffleeinthe town of Lculsvi !e, within tbetfmi prescrib dby jaw, and snow cause, if any they have whv sad Letters should not be granted. ’ sum fin, W * H - fcolO -6oi Ordinary. (GEORGIA, JEFFERSON COUNTY. \ X Wh°reas. James W. Carswell Executor of Lavina aoplieito aef)r rs of Dis niss on. These ar , therefo e, to cite and admonish, all and *dogu l>r, the kin dm: and creditors of said deceased to be and ap near at my office, in the town of L« uUville within the time prescribed by law. to show cause, if any they nave, why said Letters should not be granted. ~l n „ • W. H. WATKINS, icDaO—6qi Ordinary. OGLETHORPE COUNTY, Application for homestead GEOKtrl A.OGLETHOKPK COUNTY.-Willlam liber has appUed tot esenptnu ol piesonslty. atnl aet tiny apart and valuation o: honnsiead, and I will pass upon the same at 11 . ’clock a. m., on toe 23d day of FEB RUARY, 1868, at wy offlee. y r , . .. F. J. ROBINSON. f..ji9_w2 Ordinary. A pplication for homestead.. XjL— I GEORGIA, OGLETHORPE ('O’V.—William F. Mattox, of s » id county , has applied for exemption of per* s malty and netting apart and valuation of homestead, ami I wid pass upon ’lie st>iuu at 12 o'clock m , on the - 22rl day of FEBRUARY, 18bl>, at my office. . t , F. J. ROBINSON, fet'd—w2 Ordinary. fAGLETHORPE SHERIFF’S SALE O <>» FIRST TVSSDAY in MARCH next, before the Court House uoor.in ifieTuwn of L xinetou Oglethorpe county, within the legal hours of sale,the lollow in*? property, to-wit: A tract of land containing Twenty-two hundred acres, more or less, m county, ai'j lining lands of J. V. Cunningham, Wm. W. Everett’s estate Newton Dill nd and others, it reing Hie place on which Mini J>m th iv.-ided at the tune of his death, and i otv occupied In Win. W B u h Levied on a* tne prop* ty of He Witt c. tomitn. administra tor of Miat Snutk. deceased, by virueof a fi f a issued from tiie Superior Court of Oglethorpe coun’v/in'favor of E. Shackelford, Ordinary, a\ .. for the use of Thomas S Wh'te as Guardian of Lucy V. Meriwether vs. DeWitt (' Smith, administrator of .dial Smith, decc-sed. as nr nein-d Wn. W. Dave v part administrator of UhXsW.DuES port, deceased, \V in. \\ . Davenport, Ambrose Witcher and Wm. M. Smith securities. Propiitv pointed out bv defend ants Davenport and Witcher. ALSO, At the same time and place, a parcel of land containing Thirty acres, more or le s in Og’ethorpe county, adjoining lauds of m . Bosh, T. l>. Goolsby anil the dower lan s °f Mrs Davis. Levie ion as the property of John Davis, seceased, by virtue of a./i ja , issued from the County Cou t ot said conmy. in tavor oi Langatou, Crane and Hamm ck vs. John Davis. ALSO, At the same time and place, one gray horse Mule, o ie bay mare Mule, one two horse Wagon, one fifty gallon Still- Cap and Worm, one travelling Tlna-h ami nurse power one Wheat Fan, one tract of laud coota'ning one hundred’ ana seventy two and a half acres mo e or less, in said county ad joining lands oi Oeo. W. Glennand others, and now occupied by John M. Kidd. All lev ulon as the property ot John W Cunn.ughsm, to satisfy unfa,, issued irom the Superior C'ourt of said county in favor t Wm. W. Lane vs. John \V Cunningham and B. V. Willingh >n., eu lorser. Property pointed out by plaintift, BOOK HR ADKIN->. ' jan3l—wtd Deputy Sheriff'. /AGLETHORPESHERIFF’S SALE. Y_/ —*ll be sold ou tho FIRST TUESDAY in APRIL next, before the Court House Coot, in the town of Loxinip t n, Oglethorpe county, within the legal hours of sale, the fjilowing property, to-wit; A dark b.y horse Mule,about three years old. Levied on as the property of Kober L. Burgess, by virtue of & ti. J'a. issued upon the foreclosure of a mortgage from Greene Superior Court in favor <*f P. M. Maanon, for the use of Wm. Neale vs Robert L. Burgess. Prupetty pointed out In said mortgage.* fa. ALSO, At the same time and plate, a b.iv Horse, about ten years old. Levied on as the property of D. B. Hamm nd, by virtue of a.*' fa. issued upon the toreclosure of a mortgage in Oglethorpe Superior in favor of P. A. Watkinses. D. B, Hammond. Property pointed out in said mortgage Ji Ja. t BOOKER ADKINS, Deputy Sheriff. January 18,1809 jan2o vrtu ( AGLETHORI’E SHERIFFS SALE. v/ —Will be sold on .lie FIRST TUESDAY In MARCH next, before the Court Htuse door in the town of Lexington Og’ethorpe county, within the legal hours of ' A t ract of land, containing five hundred and titty acres, In said county, and known and distinguished as the Johnstou and Ward tract of laud, adjoining lands of Joel Sarpley, John il. M axey. Elisha Whelesa, Mr. Poullain and others. Sold by virtue of a decree in equity in Oglethorpe Superior Court us the property held by Wm. H. Wilkins, deceased, under bond for titles from Wm. B. Brightwell. BOOKER ADKINS. Deputy Sheriff. January 18.1869. • jai2o—wtd LINCOuN county. T INCOLN COUNTY SHERIFF’S I J SALE. Will be told, on the f’IRST TUESDAY JN MARCH next, before the Court House door, wphiti the legal hours cf sale, the f'o lowing property to-wit : A H >’el and a Lot, containing ten acres, in the village ot Lincolnton. ALSO, A Tract of Land, containing oightv-eight (88) acres, ad joining lauds of B. Wright. James Murry, Tarher and oth ers, Also, a Tract coniaining tvo hundred and forty-sev en (247) acres. ad)oin ng lauds of William Baird, Reuben Sneisou, and others. Levied on as llie property of John Gibsoti, to satisfy a Ji.fa. issue t orn the Superior Court, of said county, in favor of P. W. & Maty A, Bradlev, Admin istrators of A. Bradley, deceased, vs fohn Gibson Z.S. WILLINGHAM, feb4—wtd Sheriff L. C. Georgia, Lincoln county.— VJT TJ ALL WHOM IT MAY CONCERN—WiIIiam D. Tutt having in proper form applied to ir-e fo* - permanent letters of administration on the .state of Hardy Leverett, la e f said county : This is to cite all and singular, the creditors and next of kin of Hardy L«-verett, to bo and appear at mv ollic.-. wuhln the time allowed bv law. and show cause, if any tl ey cm, whv permanent administration should not be granted to William D. Tutt on II trdy Leveieti’s «stMe. Witness my hand and official signartire this97th January, 1860. 13 F. TATUM, jan3o—w. r > Ordinary. ( lEORGIA, LINCOLN COUNTY.— \ J TO ALL WHOM IT MAY CONCERN.—Thomas 11. Kemaon and Henry L. \ unay h iving in proper form ap plied to me for permanent letters cf administration on the eet-ate of Thomas J. M urray, late ot said county : Tins is to cite all and t Jugular, the creditors and r.exttf kin of Thomas J. Mirray tube and appear at my office within th ; time allowed by law, and show . nine, if any tnev ca> , why permanent administraiiou sh uld not be granted to Th ma- 11. Kemson and Heniy L. Murray ou Tlu mas J. Murray’s estate. Witness my hand end official signature thD January 271 b, 1860. B. F. ATOM, T INCOLN SHERIFF’S SALE. - I J Will be sold before the C urt House dour, at Liuccla ton, in ea'd county, with hi »bf lawful hours ot sale, on t.e FIRST TUESDAY in MARCH next^ A tract of land, containing 340 acred, more or less, adioin iEg lauds of R. W. Davie, T. T ilery, J, W. Murry and others. Levied «n as the property of Aaron I?aiu\ ,to sutis fy u/i fa. in Jrvor of Chitrle-' R Hollinsliead, Executor of R. S. Willingham, from the County Court of said county. Properto poiuted out by plaintiff. L. C. COLEM AN, Deputy Sherif. January 14,1869. jar. 22—wtd Lincoln sheriffs - sale— Will bes Id before the Court. House door at Lincoln iou, in said county, within tie 1 wiul hours of sale, on t/.e FIRST TUESDAY IN MARCH next. Three hundred and fifty acres more or Je.-s of land, ad jci jiug lands of J. G. Reese, James Freeman, : s the prop *.r lyof Jesse M. Cart ledge, to satisfy aJi fa. of George S\s trunk vs. James J. Cartledge per Jesse M. Cart ledge secu ri'y, Robert Harden endorser, and o'her ft fas. in my poe te.-sion. Property pointed out by plaintiff’s Attorney. Janua-y if.th, 1869. L. C. COLEM AN. Jan22—wtd D> j»uty Sheriff. Lincoln sheriffs salh- Will be sold before the < lourt House door at Lincoln t.*u, In said county, within the lawful hours of sale, on the FIRST TUESDAY IN MARCH next. A tract of land containing one buna red acres more or less adjoining iamls of Jaine* Tyler, A. Alien and others. Levied cn as the property of W. li. Tyler to satisty a Ji fa., issue from the Inferior Corn to f said eo nty in u.v r of D. C. Moore, Administrator . f R ibt. Henderson vs. W. H. Tyler, property pointed out. by plain ill. January 15th, 18G9. L. C. COLEMAN JanS2—wtd / Deputy .Sheriff. Lincoln sheriffs sale. Will be sold before the Court House door at Lincoln ton. in said county, within the lawful hours of sale, on the FIRST TUESDAY IN MARCH next. Two hun red and M*venty acres of land more or less, ad joining lands of E. Lcuder,C. Boiler, C. E. Ramsey and others as the property oi Jesse Perry to satisfy a Ufa., ie sued from the .Superior Court of said county,' fj favor of McCord, Horton Walton vs. Jesse Perry, and other fifas in my possession. Property pointed out by plaintiff’s Attorney. January lfith, 1869. • L. C. COLEMAN, jan2*2—wid Deputy toner iff. Lincoln sheriff’s sale. Will t»e sold before the '■ ’ourt House door, at Lincoln iou, on the FIKbT TUkSDAY m MARCH next, within the legal hours ot sale, the tollowing p opertv, to-wif: A tract of land, in said couni y containing 3.4 acres more or less, on the wate-s ■ f Soap Creek, edj ining ads of W. B. Cantelon, B. Fortson. William hung and others Levied on as the property of Robert Henderson by virtue of a fi fa. issued *reni the Superior Court in paid county, in favor of C. R. HHlinsliead,Executor if R. S. W,l ingharn, vs. Robt. Henderson. ALbO, At the sama time and place, a tract cantai, ing (450) four hundredand fifty acres, on the waters of Dry Fork Creek, adiotaing lands of John Parker, William Powell and others! Levied on as the property of Daniel < Uarv. to satisfy two fi fas., one in tavor of C. R. Hollinsliead, Executor of R. fc. VVihinghani, deceased, one in favor of u. C. More, Executor of Robert Henderson, dete >p.ed. ALSO, ; At the same time and place, a tract containing (470) four , hundred and seventy atres on the waters of Dry t ork < reek, i a Grist Mill o*i gaid place in go. and running order, a joining j lands of A. Hafdy. James Murry, John Parker. Levied on • as the property of William Ashmore, tosati f, aft fa. from | the Interior Court of B*id county, in tavor if D.C. Moor-’, i Executor of Robert Henderson, vs, Wrn Ashmore, r ’Thte Jnautry 17th, 1869. Z. S, WILLINGHAM, •)anv2—wtd Sheriff L. C. T INCOLN SHERIFF’S LALE.-WILL JL-J b k. sold befjre ihe Court t+ouse door, at Lincoln ton. in said countv, ou the FIRST TUESDAY in MARCH next, within the Lawful hours ot sale, Oue tract of land, aon aining 510 acres, ino-e or less, ad joining lands of Jvsae M. <-ar.ledge, James Jenning.-, and Julia Ceriey. And. also, lo bale* of cotton. .Said property levied ou by virtue of; a fi. fa. issued from the touperior Court of said county.in i-vo- of ileniy Figernan, Executor of William Bennett vs. Will am H. Davie. Property point ed’out by plaintiff’s Attorney. L. C. C ,LEMAN. jan22—wtd Deputy SheriH, L. C. T INCOLN SHERIFFS SALE. - Will h** gold I efore the Court House door, at Lincoln ton. ir. saib e untv itb’ii the lawful hours of sale, on the FIRST TUESDAY in MARCH next, A tract of land, c -ntalning Soil acres, more or les. j , adjoin ing landßCfO. E. Ramsey. H, P. Mercier, Wm, H.Roberts and others. Levied o.i as the property of Green W. Roberts to eatisfy a Ji.fa issued from the Cot pty Court of said , county, in favor of Charles R. Hollinsbead, Executor, vs. said Green W. Rot>erts aud other Ji. Jus. in my possession. Property pointed out bv plaintiff. L-C, COLEMAN, Deputy Sheriff. January 15, I860; .jan22—wtd A PPLICATION FOR EXEMPTION’ ur PKRSONALTY.-OEOKOIA. LINCOLN cOu a TY.—Dennis Paschal has applied for exemption of personalty, an 1 setting apart and valuation of thes-me, and I will p'hss ution the same at 11 o’clock a. m., on ibe 18th day of FEBRUARY, 1869, at my office. B. F. TA *OM, feb2—w2 Ordinary Lincoln sheriffs sale. Will be sold before the Court House door, at Lincoln- • wm, in said county within Hie lawful hours of sal*-, on the FIRST TUESDAY in MARCH»exL | Two hundred and fifty acres or land, more or *• fe. au j lolng lands of C. R. Strother, Thomas M. arid other.. , Levied on as the property or Defendants to satisfy a ,/z. ja issued from the Inferior Court of said county, in fa.or ol AraoJd Moocrief v.. Mary Cox aod John C. x. Lropeity yoMea out by plaintiffs *»“?SYi: MA N, Irepulv Kheriff. | January 15, M 69. ja»2»-wtd T INCOLN SHERIFF’S SALE. FIRST TUE'DaY n MARCH next. A tract ot lknC,c< ntxi/.n * 528 acre.-, mor 7 laud-i of Elijah Leverett, J. McCord. J. Bentley at 1 Other.- Sorted onaa the property ofWm O. Paschal, by virtue of A ti fa lined f-om the Superior Court of said county, in f vortf Dennis Baseball, fir. vs. Albert J. Candler end Wni. O. Paschal! and ober fi. f<u l. Id my possession. I Property pointed out by plaintiff's Attorney. rrjpe ypu c COLEMAN, Deputy Sheriff. January 15.1869, J»n22-wul Lincoln sheriff’s sale. Wi ibe sold bes re tne Court Ho use do r. at Lincoln- Uju, in »**id c -unty, wittiin the lawful hours of sale. on tlie FIRST TUESDAY In MARCH next, A tract of Lnd cont iuinsr 110 acres, adjoining lands of W. Jones and T. W. Jone*. Levied on ae the property 01 John Blackbome, to tat >tf aft. fa. issued from the County Court of said c-unty, in favor of Richard Johnson va. John Blackborne. P operry pointed out by defendeut. L. C. COLEMAN, Deputy Sheriff. January 16, 1860. jan22—wtd INCOLN SHERIFF’S SALE. Will he Hold before the Court House door, at Lincoln* count y.w;th: *he lawful Lours of ra!-, on the FIRbT TUESDAY in M ARCH ’ ext. Three hundred acres ( uor* or tea.-) of land, adio’.nin* lands of J. M. DdL H. P. Merrv, P. H. Dili, James Kenedy, W. b.Boyd and others. Ah •. one-half intereet in the Dil.’e Mt 11a on.Ltttle River. Levied on as the property of FenG mm b’mels tosatisfy Vnoft.faa. m-ued from tte Superior Cou t ofaaid cirunty, mf.tor of Dentil* Paschal, .Lines A Dannie Paschal. Sr., r*. J. Paschal, deMndant, and ttenh mrn bameia Paschal. Property pointed out by plaintiff’s Attorney. L C. COLEMAN, Deputy Sheriff. January I>, 1889. jan22_wtd Lincoln sheriff’s salr~ Wili be sold before the Court House door, at Llneoln- Tog in said countv. within the lawful hours of tale, on the FIRS T TUESDAY in MARCH next. Nice hundred and six at es of land, a joining lanle of A. McCorkel.A.L Ken-d,, P. H. Diil and other/, as tb** property of Dennis Poi-ch*!, to satisfy a ti. fa. issued from the late County Court of said county, in favor of Thomas H. Strother vs. Deun s pa.-chal. Security, and other Ti fan. in my possession. Property pointed out by p aim .IPs Au toruey. L. C. COLEMAN, Depu v M.eiiff. January 16,1809. jan22—wiu COLUMBIA COUNTY^ A PFLICATION FOR HOMESTEAD, i OIORGIAJOGLETHORPE COUNTY— lumes V. j Tucker has * applied for exemption of personalty and 1 setting spart and valuation of homestead and I will peu« j upon tne same at 12 o’clock M on the 13th day of Ftp j RUARY, 1869, at my ofcce F. J. ROBINSON, jau27—w2 • Ordinary SCRIVEN COUNTY! a PPLICAMON FOR IIOMESTEAD. ,CX -''LDIt ;IA,«<CKIVKN COUNTY N. M. tSuei-d has aputied for exemptix, of pcra-maltv, aud aetlina apart and variation ot homeateYd, and I wilt pa,, upon the eame at 12 oc'.ock M., ou tne flirt MONDAY IN MARCH next, tmv offlee. in Sylvattla. Tills ffebraary 10th, 1869 ~.. „ henry darker. febll—w_ Ordinary, S. C. PPLICATIUN FOR HOMESTEAD. —GEORGIA, SCRIVEN COUNTY.-L. B. ir has applied for exemption of personalty and setting apart and ▼ dilation of homestead, and I will pass uopn the s;ime at 12 o’clock m„ on the first MONDAY IN MARCH mxt at mv office, in Sylvania, Tnis February 10th, 1869. * HENRY PARKER, febll—w-2 Ordinary, S. C. Lincoln county sheriffs SALE.—WiII be sold before the Oomt House door, in Lincolnton, on the FIRST TUESDAY IN MARCH next, within the lawful hours of sale, one thousand acres of Land, more or less, adjoining lands ot to. Mcsley, J. McCarlledge, E. McCord, and others. v , ALSO, 1 a °d Three Horses. O e Crib of Co-n. lot ol siri'Ji, 1 !‘ lot of Cotton Se?d, 1 lot of Fodder. Two Dm^n ß Table, Three Beds and toteads, on J ;in< i Fourteen heaii of Sheep. Levied from r^. P *r ty . 0f Jtfendant. to satisfy a Ji.fa. issued E Kam»v ,y 4 °' ,r , , , of8 ‘ id c in thl ' Caleb plaintiff lif * m. H. Davie. Property pTinted out by te^-wui 2,18691 C- COLEMAN, —— Deputy Sheriff. S C , R 1 \ KN SHERIFF SALE—WILL sued from the Hon. Superior tVnrt ol A *- fa of Lemuel Pirte • re. said F. o D s i n * ,or Terms osh-purehasei wiugVor Jl " ' f*t>:-w,d _ s ß h Wc QCRIVEN SHERIFF’S SAL E - kJ w»| be sold bes re the Court House door, in Ihe ol hylyania, on the FIRST TUESDAY IN MARCH neTt" between the Icyal hours ot sale, the followin* Tracts oV l,anidlyiu< aud Item* su said ciunty, coutainine five hurt tired acres more u-Ims, adioinit p the Dnds pf Estate of Reuben \\ a'ets, lands ofGeorite W. M aters, and Joseph L. SJ 1 * 1, . ■ Levied on «s the property of Estate of Reuben M aters, to satisfy a > /t./a. i-‘Uod fr iu the toupe-ior Court • f said ct uuty, iu favor of Miriam Zeiehr r». tieorge W. ” sters. Administrator ?t Rtuben Waters. . JOHN W. BOSTON, ftp,—w and toher fl to. C. APPLICATION FOR HOMESTE AD. -GEORGIA, SCRIVEN COUNTY.—William rion h*s applied to me for setting apart of Hom&- Tteau a«d exemprtou of personalty, and I shall pass upon the same, at my office at Svlvauia in said county, at 10 ld69 CtU ' XU ’ OQ tUe EIttUTEJCWTH OF FEBRUARY. f .„ , HENRY PARKER. iet>2—w- Ordinary, B. C. A PPLICATION FOR HOMESTEAD. /X GEORGIA. SCRIVHI COUNTY.-George W. » .tiers Adminstrator ou the Kstate of Reub.n Waters, decehsed. a; and next fiiend of 1). Waters, minor child ot s»id Reuben W at era, and ceased, ha* applied to me for exemption of personalty and settii g apart und valuation of homestead, ana l will pass upon the same at 12 o’clock m on tJie lithdav of FEBRUARY, 1869. at mv office. *’ fl ’ HENRY BARKER, 1 w 2 Ordinary, QCRiyEN S H E R, I F F' S SALE.— KJ v\ ill be sold before the Court House door in Sylvan i& ScrWen county,Ga.,ontfae FIRST lUESDAYIn M ARCH next, between the usual Lotus of sale, the following pro erty, to-wit : All that tract of land lying aud being m said c untv containing one thousand acre?, more or less, *. nd adjoining lands ot George W. Waters, James u. Tliomp s.u, hoiert 1». Sharp*. Johnson Ennis aud Watts A Me- Reg, levied on as the uroj er'v of Wll iam Howard to sati.-fy f, ! om t ; e p rior Court of said e ntitv, in MiuhiV Water"/ ' ' !B, ‘ l Howard - Stagier»ud ... ~ JOHN W. BOSTON. feb2-whi . Slieriffi UCRIYEN SHERIFF’S SALE.— ky Will be ■jold before the Court House door In Sylvania, on the FIRST TUKtoDAY' in MARCH next, between the legal hours of sale, Two hundred acresof laud lying and being In said county, adjoining lau sos N. M. Johnson, Solomon Horton, Thos. Gross, levied on a?* the property of Is»ac W. Brvau, to satisfy a Jim. in favor of Thomas W. Oliver vs. I. Vi Bn* an, Mary A Bryan and Thomas Gross aud Thomas S. Mims security. Terms cash, purchaser p tying for Ilf les. . 4l PETER E. KEMP, .jam,—wtd Deputy Sheriff to. C. QCRIYEN SHERIFF’S SALE. Will be sold before the Court Home door in Sylvania on the FIRST TUESDAY in MARCH next, between the legal hours of sa e, A tract ol land yingand being in said county, containing one hundred ami eighty acres, moie or lets, adjoining lands of Wyley P. Jarrell, John K. Evans and Thomas H. Wil lingham. Levied on as the property of Daniel G. Phiihrick to satisfy- n. ti fa. in favor of James Middleton vs. said Phil brick, and a. M. Stubbs tenant ia possession. Tenns cash, purchas'-r paying for titles. PETER E KEMP, jan27—wtd Deputy Shei iff S C. CGRIVBN SHERIFF’S SALE. - kJ Will be so’d, on the FIRST TUESDAY in MARCH next, bt Fore the Court House door, in S> ivania. Scriven county, within the legal sale hours. Two tracts of land, lying and situate in said roun’y, ad joining, and containing, in ihe aggregate, GOJ acres and ad joining lands rt T. A. Ascue and Mourning Clifton on the north. D. It. \V adley on the eaa', N. Stregle ou the south, aud the G:eat Ogeechee River on the west. Buildings and clearing on the premises. Sold as the property of Bird L. Newron. dectas.*d, to satisfy four fi. fas. Issued from the County Court of said county, in tUvor of Ezekiel Clift n. Melisun Newton, tenaut, in possession. Notified u. these proceeding-, accordirg to Uw. T JOSEPH W. HURST, Deputy She-iff. J.uitiary 19 1869. jan24-wtd (GEORGIA, SCRIVKN COUNTY.- rt ,• Tw !“ n , lon ' hs after - date I will apply to the Court of Ordinary for leave to eel! the real estate of Dahl C. Cross, deceased. JOHN M. PEAVEY. janlo—w2m Administrator. ( GEORGIA, SCRIVEN COUNTY.- V J Two months after cate I will apply to the Court of Ordinary for an order to sell titty acres of land he ongu g to Emit Minton, miner JAS TTTT i F jan (d-EOROIA, SCRIVEN COUNTY N-A Whe*eas L'auiel W. Mitchell applies to me for lerters of Administration cto bovis non, of the estate of Simeon Herrington, lateo* gaid cMinty, deceased These are, then fore, to cite and admonish all persons in terested, to be and appear at my oftke on or be foie th*- SECO »D MONDAY IN MARCH, 1869, to show cause, if an v they have, wny sai 1 totters should net be granted. Given under my haud and official signature at my office in Sylvania, this January lltu, 1809 HENRY PARKER, janls—ws Ordinary. QCIvIVEN SHERIFF’SSALE.-VVILL O be sold before the Court House door, in Sylvania, be tween th? legal hours ol sale, on tl.o FIRST T’UESDA in MARCH next. One framed house. Levied on ns the property of F. W, Swartzenback, io satisfy aji. fa, issued from the honorable Super.or C> urt of said ecu .ty, m lavor of Littlefield Brinson & Cos., vs. .-aid F. W. Swart»enback. JOHN W . BOSTON, Sheriff, S. C. January 19 ISfrL jau2l—wld QCRIVEN SHERIFF'S SALE.- WILL be sold liefore the Court House door, in Svlvania on the FIRST TUESDAY in MARCH next, between the legal hours of hale. One 1: tof land, in Scarboro’. Levied on ns ihe property o* James G. Lawrence, to satisfy a Ji. fa. in favor of Mc- Gee & Benne-tt vs. aiid;Lawrence. Terms cash Purchaser to pav for titles JOHN w Boston. Sheiiff s. c. January 19. 1869. jan2l—wtd A DMINISTRATOR’S SALE.-WILL /~\ be cola before the Court House door, iu the villa- e Ot toylvauia. ou th-: FIRST TUESDAY'IN ’'ARCH next, between the usual hours ot sale. 6f acres of land, a*.'joining lands of Sime n Burk aid Vergil H. Burns, as the property of the estate of William Barber, decased. Ternu Case. THOMAS S. BoRBKK. January 5.1869. jar {f-wtd A~ 1) MIN ISTRATOR ’S _ SALE,- Will he sold before the Court TTou-e doo . in the village of'Sylvania, on tne FIRST TUESDAY in MARCH next, between the usunl hours of sale, three shares of the Dower land as the property *1 Robert F. Thompson, de ceased, adj mining lands of W. T. Ople and Isaac Holem worth. Terms Cash. JAMES G. THOMPSON. r „ . * Adiur. January 5,1869 j an?—wtd ( JEORGIa, SCRIVEN COUNTY. VJ —^Whereas. Jus. G. Thompson, Administra'or <,n the estate of R. F. Thompson, deceami, applies lor Letters of Dismission. These, are therefore to cite and admonish all persons lnter esteu to be and appear at my office within the Hme j.re scribed by law and allow came, if any, why said f.-tters suor.ld not he granted. 1 ,1?, 0ne a * ,I, Y flftice , * u Sylvania, this 5Ui day of January, 1869 : _ , HENRY PARKER, Georgia, scriven county! > —Whereas. Mrs. S. L. Walker ar p ios for l.etters of AdmlnieUaiiono the estate of Samuel L. Walker de ceased. These are therefore t.o cite and admonish all peruonsinter ested to be and appear at my Office, within tho time pro scribed by law and show cause, if any, why tail Letters should not. be granted. Done at my office. In Sylvania, this sth d*y of January, 186 9. . HENRY PARKER, J^L s 7‘? r,> Ordinary. / JEOItGIA, SCRIVEN COUNTY! V A —Whereas, Mrs S L. W&Jk. r applies for Letters of Guardiansh p for I) W. Walker, G. N. Walker, W. It. Walker and S. L. Walker, minor children ot tne etfate of s. L. Walker,deceased, Thia is, therefore,-to cite and admonish all persona con cerned, to be and appear at my Office, within tne time prf si.ribed b • law and sh ,w cause, it any, why said Letters should not be granted. Done at my office, in Sylvania, this sth day of January. 1869. HENRY PARKER. anb—wo Ordinary. ATOTICE IS HEREBY GIVENTHAT xl I shall a ply to the Court ot Ordmary of tocriven County on the SECONDMONDA Y IN FEBRUARY, 1869, tor an order granting leave to sell all the real. estate of Simeon Harrington, deceased, lying arid heir,gin Raid county, MARY E. HARRmGTON. decl2—2am4 Adm’x. ( GEORGIA, SCRIVEN COUNTY.— \ J Vi hereas. Hardy Parker appll'os tome for Letters of Administration de bonis von on the Estate of Matthew Parker, late of said county, deceased. These are, there r ore, to cite and admonl-h all and singu lar the kindred and creditors of sad deceased to be and appear at my office, in the town of Sylvania, within the time prescribed by law, to show cause, if any they have, why said Letters should not be granted. Given under my hand and official se 1 this 23d December 1868. HENRI’PARKER, ' dec3l—us Ordinary. ( GEORGIA, SCRIVEN COUNTY.- VA Whereas, Hardy Darter applies to me'or Letters of Guardianship ou the persons and property o M. F. Parker. Henry J. Darker and Matthew Jj J’srker, m uur children of Martha Parker, late*oi raid county, deceastd. These are, therefore to cite and admonish, ail persons con cerned to be and appear at my office, In the town of Syl vania, within the time prescribed bv law, to show cause, if any they can, why said Letters eh -uld not be gruiUed. Given under my hand and official seal, this December 23d, 1868. henry Parker, dec3l—ws Ordinary. PSJTI* >NKI> QCRIVENSHERIFF’S SALE-WILL be sold bes >re the Court House dor.r, In the village • f S> 1 vania, between the legal hours o; hale, on the FIRST TUESDAY iu MAKCrt next. One lotof land in the village of Sylvsnia, adjolr ing lands of Benjamin V. Scolt, estate laud.-: of -J. H. Moreh use and others. ALSO, One hundred acted r*i the s -utheagl corr o< fa 565-acre ! ! tract, kn wn as the Arthur Rodin's Tutt of iawl. Al-;o, 100 acres «.n the fouthw* at corner of sain tract. Also, ’he re- : n aining 365 acres, adjoining lands of John Mock and Green j h. Waters, John Tooth and o hers. All the above lands j levied on by me as tbe property t f Alextnder Kemp, de ceased, to .-at is! y./i /as. issued from the Superior Court*f, Scriven county ; one in tavor of Civility Freeman, Adminis tratrix > f Garrett Freeman, vs. William W. Kemp. Execu - tor of Alexander Kemp; ore in favor ot Henry F. Mills vs. said Kemp: < ne sub: tens.fi.fa. in f vor of James Parser vs. said Alexander Kemp. JOHN W. BOSTON, jan23—wtd Sheriff, S. O. QCRIVEN BHER IFF’S SALE-WILL O fe sold on the FIKBT TUESDAY In MAKIJU Dext, within the legal nour- of oale, in the town of Sylvania. All that tract of if land, situate, lying aud te.ng in the coun’y of tocriven. containing three and a half acres, more or less, ana pounded on the east, s<,uth and west by lands of James B. Dell, and on the north by the Basc-jm Academy lot*. ALSO, At 'be eame time and place, one lot of land in tbe village j of Mascoin, containing % acre, mo:e or b--e. said 1 » of land bounced on all siu.-« hy other Ba/xom Actuieray lota, and lying west of Baa m Chur h and south or the lot upon whicn k rang Kline Sowel now reside.-, and known as tne lot of Benjamin P. Green. Nimrod Prescott, tenant, in posses sion oftiaid tract of Inn . ALSO, At the same time and place, a tract of land, in said county, containing 4i acres, more or less, and bounded on the north by lands or Berri&n Lcr/tv, on the west by lands of gampeon Griffin and the estate land of E'ijsh Oglesby, and e*«t by rands of Henry f. Mills. Said tract/of land levied upon as the property t Benjamin V. Green, to satisfy the principal interest at and costa upon a fi. /a. issued f urn nc id iper. or Court of said countv, in i»vor of John C. Thornton. Ad ministrator (it borax non , on the es ate of Daniel 8. Thorn ton, va. William Jeuklua and Benjamin P. Green. JOSEPH W. HURST. Deputy bher.ff. QCRIVEN SHERIFF’S SALE-WILL M . b«« don the FIR >T TUESDAY In MARCH next, with f< the legal hour# of a le, in the town « fb>lvania All that tract of lend, situate, >ying and r-eing ’in the cour.ty of Scnven, containing 2<)o acres, more or less, and bounded ox. fb» north by lands of Thomas Gross, on toe east ‘ ' Dry an, on tue ou in by lands oj Ijo ton and Gar lher n the we ß t by lapds of Nath n M Lryan, to ea iafy the cxmU upon a fi./ua. im>u. and from 'he Su penor court of said c uat y. in favor Os Edward .J. Pye vs. i?aao Vi. Bryan, Lemuel Parker vt. raid Isaac W. liryan. Al*«. one ri. fa, in saver m John C. Free ih.l va. Isaac W. Brvau. print pal, and Eii ah C. en dorser. Also, 01 in favor of Lemuel Parker os. E-ij .h C. Davis and I=aac W. Bryan. JOSEPH W. HURST, Deputy Sheriff. January 18.1869 jan2*-wd CCRIVEN SHERIFF’S SALE-WILL I fe . <-°jd before t. e C- nrt House do r. in the village of u. in said cocotv, between the legal hours of sal-;, on the MUST 'i UESDAY m MARCH next, A tract of land, yi iga/id being ;n said county, containing 200 hundred acres more or less, and a< j * n ng lands of David R. Wadley, TLomaa Ackew and the waters of U«ei chee River, i evted on eg the property of Ezekiel Clift/n, to a.t--fy a Ji.fu. la ued from the Justice’s Court of the cOth Distr ct, G. M . n f.*v*»r or John t»reen va. said Clifton. Lew made aL*J returned to rne by Alien Las-ser, Countable for «a>U District. Tenns cash. Purchase' pay uy lor titles. janij—w?d JuHN W. BGsT N. Sheriff- QCRIVEN SHERIFF’S S \LE-WILL K 7 t-ea id before the Court House door, lu the t vt ov v»n a. between the le.al hours of sale on me >YKbT 1 UESDAY In MARCH nut, A trz.ct of land, lying and being iu ea : d co n*y. cvotniowg 300 acre-, moreork-tw, andwfjtiung lands of John J- M*k>or. Tho . J.Black awl the *aters ofthe Savannah Rive'. Deyieu on hy n.*; as the prop-rty of Henry P. Williamson, nw trator on the t-.- ate of Richard M. Williams n, Jr-.c/eceaseo, to satisfy an. fa., issued from the Court of Ordiumy. wreeso, f. favor of Daniel f. Roberts -s. said Utury P- JA HUamsoo. T*™* I ' UreL -’ r r "jofli( W. BOSTON. jatla—»Bl _ SBerMT, S. C._ SURIVEN SHERIFF’S SALE. wMZiu. TUESDAY S EEBRC- Y utit oefore IL« Court Hou» <loor, in Sj W.m., bertven county, , „ .. . _ . A cerUln SvAin S** Mili<circn»rj Boiler and flxtorM, a. tlie property 01 Semod H. LittleAeld. to ratlefy eumlry ti fan imumg out ot the buperior Court of said county, in favor of b. M. Herrington John T AtUway, Kobett C- Easterlinx and others. EiilstoD, tenant, in pns ZnmioD JOSEPH W. HORST Deputy Bher ft. January 19, 69, iV&i—wtd BURKE COUNTY. A dministr ator/ssale. will bes rel lie c< «™-bdnor. In th« Uttl , s - n in sad county, contain mg ihicteo more nr oiuiug lands of Sarah Atiaway, .John Attawav, He l v a ' fc.w„ r . and otters, be.D K ail the tea! esta'e of Jo£oh *« ." way,deceased, sold lor tbe benefit of c chaaera pay for titles, r.od terms cat-h t«'- teb7—wtd ALBERT H BLUNT. Acmimstrator. 4 PPLICATION FORHOMESTEAD -GEOK..IA BURKE CUU.NTV -qoarVy : has applied for exemption of personalty and art ' ting apart and valuation of homestead, and 1 wi'ii n rts< on the sameat 8 o’clock p m, on the 20th «';«%• of b vui> ■ ARY, 1869, at my office. > * KBl ‘ l . .. E. F. LAWSON, fcM—w2 Ordinary, B. r. A PPLICATION FORHOMESTEAD. -LX -GEORGIA. BURKE UOU.NTi. Mia Man 01. n.lltaon has afplitd for exemption .1 pvWnml'v and aettuig apart aim valuation ot bonort- .J. and I u 1 Baas upon the aame at lit o'ca-i 3 m.. at mv rtßo \\ ay nesboto, on the inch day 1 f FEBRUARY 1869 . *<•••-w^ 1 A PPLICATION FOR HOM ivsTEAI). l 7k I 'hS QlA 'rJ' rKKK COUNTY.-.f-aiah V. r. I dock has applied for .x-mpti. ; nip-. ... setting apart aud yoluati.n of homes- 1 id ; *■, upon the same at 11 o*cl.« k;A. Mat „iv .. 0 bon),on the2o:h day of KeRRv'aKY. ■ 1 fei»3—w2 K ' : ' A PPLICATION FOR HOMESTEAD -GEORGIA, BURKE COUNTY-R . , - Bux ton of said couuty. luis ap. !>d t.»r exempt .. ’ ,>'t p, -. sonalt”. and setting spirt and v duation ifhi m- s;« . 1 uui 1 will pjh-s upon the same at 12 o’J-ck n on tlw 20th day of FEBRU a KY, 18C.L fel»_w2 E. F. LAWSON, Ordinary R.<\ A PPLICATION FORHOMESTEAD aCX GEORGIA, BURKE VOUNi Y. ,| r... *. has applied for txtntptioa of perarn iltv and el; ... :: aud valuation of homestead, and I wil: p u;,.- utlOHocl ck a m.. a' n v ffle-.jtit W : ■ ... atxiro-. d » y FEBRUARY, lfcil. Il F, Law- \‘ W'3-wJ Ordlnari. !i, c. A DMINISTRATOR’S SALE. —BY , „ ,e *' r » o * theUonrt of Ordinary, wiii be eoM. besot the Court House door in the town of Waynesboro l ‘A r^,. c ,VP y ' a ’ or t'“- on the FIRST TUESDA f 1 MAKe H. between thr leial hours of ante, to lire hill . . bidder, the following described tract of land s-tiinted u •aid county, containing nine lumdred c>. 01 i lew, and bounded by Inudaof eat.teot \ in,,, V , owned by Janie. II Hoy, 11 Denui. Sapp llenr, 'lie, groves and others being the land l. iong.og to the ~ "at, of Anzy L. Sapp, deceased, and sold for the l.encii- , the heirs and creditors of .aid deceased 1 will , parcels to suit putcliasers on dev of sale given on the FIRST DAY OF JAM'aha is7o ' ".e”’' one hall cash, mortgage on land io secure h e purchase money. ' DaA'Tl) B. A\ - Al.f,\r y’ ' febß—wtd Adtnintstn, or A. L.‘ sit iU*. I>URKE SHERIFF’S SALE K\ XJ virtue of at. rtf.- of the If -nor:. I .;e s i..rrtn, ci Burke county, Geor*U. w .11 be s»> t! ou lh«- FEBRUARY, 1869 between the iegv ; «rs „r . . At the sto.eh ust* oi McWh ru-: ni • 1 Town of of slid Mae. ti i..»l , Wi ., - to-wit: the stock of Goods, Wares -.i and Mt*ich"n,! entire contents of tlm store house ol s .:<l Hunger! id ’ v : . sto ingot a let t Groceries, Drv ( ... ds, si-., c-' i*. k ,. x Made Clothing, small quantity of Whisk y. Tinwau- sm-i lot of Pet W-»re, lot ot L oup ('ulnmvt >, ir -n Sab- auii t >- tents, Ac.. Ac.—(bookaccounts, uofes . and o u,.- , debt excen’ea). levied pem b- ntt .-hint-ji =• -u ■ Win. H. Stark A Cos., and pr .ceeds t<. L,- hvhi u '.‘ -.-.si , ’ t the order of Court. Terms cash. jatf!9—wtd ED'VAKIVUrRD. IVOTICE TO DEBTORS" AND CUE I»- X a ITORS.—AII persons Indebted to the Retail- oi ’ Kbritm C. Hart, late ol Burke cnunty. and mc*vcuum to mcke immediate payment and i. .c h’.vi- - Jaun against said estate will present them w.r j j n" t! . ' . scribed by law, properly proven, to iinffd M.I’.UMiKOLL. janjQ—w6 Administrator. 13URKE SHERIFF’S SALE -WILL JLJ be sold before the Court House door , the t .wn . Wayuesbon,’. l’.urke county, (Ja.. on the ! ; KST TU h X DA Yin MARCH next, the following naim and iropwt>;'to One lot ot Corn In the shuck, supi>osed to be about flw hundred and fitty bnrticls. Also, : uo .t tli*:• y . five Inn *1 pounds Fodder, and ah- ut five hundred pounds Hay > e\ u ou as the property of George Patterson to -. v a dlrti, warrjnt for rent, in favor of Get rge it. .Itiu;. Kxenitci r Johns. Howard, deceased. . .Gorge Patterson Ur i-.-n pcintedoui by defendant. January 12,1869. J ’ DITRKK SHERIFF'S SALE.—WiId. 1» be so:d In-fore tin* Uourt Mouse door, iu the t.,w oTTI uynes ~,r„ Burkcc ttntv.Ua„ on 11, FIRST TUEs u> APRIL next, the following named property, ■ Eight head ot Mules, two head of Horses, one Bugu , , 1 Harness, two Plantation Wagons (one of them rut • ningorder), and harness to said wagons out-hors.- ( art i.- Harness, one lot of Plows. It • sand all other t Iu:-' u , tools, belongin' to George Pat erson, as -•.escril-cd m. -i mortgage./?, fa. issued from Durke Superior Court in i ,v , o f Johnston & Del.eon vs George Pa te-son. r 10 , fn EDWARD BY UP, Sheriff B. C January 18, lsfß. j m2l—wtd A DMINISTRATOR’S SALE. —BY leave of the Omlnarv of Burke County Ga 1 v TUESDAY, the J.l day of MARCH. 18t'9.’u t * .. the legal hours of sale, at public outcry, hi h re tin < , H UM* dnOI. 11l the t M.. uV |M - . v . tract ol laud, coutainiag o* e bui dred and «ighty-flve ’ more or leas, lying lu said eturi’y. bounded by land- c? SatrU H. Buxton, Daillogtot. A Mill. .Ge tee to C< rhwar . .1 Barkley M. Blocker.am) the Sava naii Live-, tookt is tin property of William J. Heath, deoevsel, f.r a di' s..* am ng the heirs. Possession given on day o* sale tot - «•*-„ ~ SAMUEL.I. heath, jnnl9—wtd Atim r o Wm. J. Heath, deceased. QHERIFF’S SALE.—VVILLBE SOU» before the Court House door In the toiwni.f Wavuer boro. Burke county* Gu„ on tho. I- lit ST TUESDAY m MARCH next, the following named proper v I wit three hundred and fifty croa of laud more or 1. ss, situated A , le s an r er ’ 8 “ I<1 c »unty and State, adjoining lands of T. J. Burton, J A. Souraake. W. E. easier and Wm Sapp. Levied on ai the properly ol Ransom L wine to eattofy three Jifas., issued from Burke Superior Court, om In fevor of H»nier V. Mills os. R msom L-wise, one in favor of James T. Bothweil vs Ransom Lewtoe, undone in favor of Joseph D. Perry A Cos. vs. Ransom Lewisc. Property poiuted out by deler.dant and plaintiff’s Attor ney. Levy made Jam iry fcth 1869. J. L. SMITH, jau2o-wtil Depu y Sli rill B. C. (SHERIFF’S SALE.-WILL BE SOLI > U before the (.'ourtllocHe door In th- town of Wavnes boro. Burke county. Gu , on the FIRST TUESDAY in MARCH i ext, he billowing name property, to-wit: on** black mare Mult snd one brown horse Mule. l. vied on ai the property ot James A, Nobles, to satisfy an execution issued from Burke Super.or Court, In favor ol'T. -J iLllist• »n vs. James A. Nobles rn iker u -d TANARUS, S. Mims endor.-er. Property i>oi ted on tiy d^-tondant. BSljevy made on tbe ?oth of De-ember 1868. This January 18ih. 18(9. J. L. SMITH, jan2o—wtd Deputy Sheriff B. C. /GEORGIA, BURKE COUNTY. Whereas Altiert 11. Blount, Administrator tic bovis non ot Joseph Attawa , deceased, applies o me lor leave to sell all the Land belonging toaaid deceased es»ate. These ir.: iherefore to cite and n tmonish all a id stneular the kindie! and cr-dUors'r-be- n l appear at mv office on or before the FIRST MU NDAY IN APR IL. 1869 to show cause, if any they can, why s-t.u eave sliould om be grunted. • G J2 en uu '. ,er niv naud and official sigaaiuru, at my offic m Waynesboro, this January 4th, 1869. , „ E. F. LAWSON. janlO w2rn Ordinary. B C. 4 DMINISTRATOR’S SAL E.— j N pursuance ofuu order eff the 110 iorab’e the < 'ourt of wry o’ Burke countv, Georgia, will be sold on tl .- FißtoT TDFSDAY |IN MARCH next, bef.n- t!,e Court House do r, in ttie town of Wavnesboro’. b.-twi , the usual hours o| s»le, sevens-four acres of Land, more or lew, in the Gist district of iaul county, adjoining lands -f Mrs. CereuvClark, Joseph D. Pmr/, e-tale ot John r Poythr-ss, and orters. belonging to th“ estate of Alexa and r Bearfleld, deceased Sold for J. 2 benefit of the heirs a .1 creuiiors of said dccea ed. Terms cash , JOSEPH D. PERKY. dec2s—wtd Administrator. / Georgia, burke county.- ' I tVlion-aa Mrs. Ann K. Farmer, A.lmii.i.trntr.,, to*' ut B. Kumvr. deceased, appltos for I- . the Vil age of Brut in Rlchrnon J 5 Tmn.* y - " * The»e are, therefore, to cite and adrnonirti all persons n terest and tote and appear, at my r.ffi,-,. orbefor--the FIRST MONDAY in MARCH 18»:9. lush -wccns-.il o they can, why said leave should not he gr n ]. Given urder mv hand auJ official H.gn dure tills 14th day of December. 18< 8. L. F. LAWSON de< 16—w2 .i Ordinary B. V’. Gl EOKGI A, B UKKE FOUNT YT— n Whereas, Needham Bullard. A<'Hiiiii:trutor of the estate of Tnomas B. Everett, late of paid c m:tty, deceased, applies to me tor letters disuibs *ry fr. il said Adiuyiistra tion : These are, therefore, to cite and Ti lii'. -i K-. persons in FIRST WoJilrA Y*iii' April, Vt,.',w "lulZ-Ilrii, tJiev have, whv said letiers should i o. to; j- , ;< -l. Witness my hand and off:, al hignutur*- ti October s:h 18G8. K. F. LAWSON. oc‘B—w6m Ordinary R. C. 4" DMINISTRATOR’ ,SSAi. K —WILL be sold before the Court Hpufe door, In the town of aefb ro’, Burke county, Georgia, tntwre the usual hours ot sale, on the FIRST TUESDAY in MARCH. 18f.9, under an order ot Court, All thereai estate of Charles A. Thompson, tale of said couuty, deceased, consisting ot the oni-half interert in :i lot, tract or parcel • f 'and. situate, lyn g and b.-ng iu the town ot Waynesl»oro’. afj esaid. nm-irti; gos s x r*--. more or lesa, known ns the .Southall Lot. bounded north bv lands of Mrs. Mitchell south ti Peace s‘re* ». west bv Mvrb k .-freet, and east hy-i'ht'of way oi A A S. R. K. 'i'tiiua curb and sold for the benefit ot the heirs and creditors. H. Ji. PERRY, jio22—wtd Adm'r of C. A. Thompson, deceased. TDURKE SHERIFF’S SALE.-WILL 1 # be sold be'ore the Court Houee door, in the towi. of Waynesboro’. Bu-kecounty, Ga., 'n the FIRST TUE DAY fn M A RUH next, the following named property, to wit : One lot of Com in shuck, suppose-! to te about five hun dred and fifty bushels. Also, ab mt thirty five nindred pounds of Fodder, and five hundred pounds of Hay. L vied on a- the prop *rty of George I’a'terson, to sutiM y a k-Co.-uI Ji.fa in favor o’ Johns n A D- L on vs. George I’altcrron. Property pointed out by piai’.t’ff’s Attorney. EDWARD BYRD, toh. Iff, B. C\ January 18,1869. ]an2l—wtd n EORGIA. BIJRKE COUNTYT— VX —Wherea* John Phillips, Admin's’rator dc bonis non, of Siunon War nock, reprise .ti* to the Court that h* 1 hssfullv adinlnis ered waid ch-ate. These a e the efore to dto ana u tmonish all persths in terested, to show rt use. if any they can. ctiieFIJISiT MONDAY IN JULY, 1869, wny add A- mr.is'rator tnoud not be dtochargtd ir m his a unnistia*.-n and re cive letters dismfoory. _ Given under my hand arid cfflci i' s'gna’.u «•, at Waynes boro. this January 1* th, 18»39. kj. F. LAWSON. jan!4 -6mw Orniuary, H C. \ I)M IN IS fit ATO R’ is SA LE.-IJ Y leave cf the Ordinary or iJurke comity Georgia, I wTii sell, be'ore the Court il -i m- doc in the town of Waynesrxj'o Burke county Ga.. Urwot ■ I oral tours of Rale, ou TUrSDAY/IUE SE< OND DAY OF MARCH, 1869, at public outcry, the follow :.g <ji sib- ; root oi land, lying in stiff county, containing », u - hundred ar.d r.inoty acres more or h unde-l by I■> sos the es au* of Hot ry *'• Churchill. di<ea.'K'd, etfa’e of Wm. m •.» e, R>-ert a. Crockett ami a tract • * copied by A u us’ us D toapp, s.mated eight miles neio-v Waynes -o-o. * and ku »wn no the late i residence of Selma a. Cimr h*L il#o! i sjj trvt be longs to he-estate, and rcl !>' pi i„. l, ~ fit of heirs. I’o session g ven Jan : t. 1870. ; : Purcha.-er to pay fort-ties. toTLP!: ES a. iJIKKEK. ri. A. <: < ircji.j, •.» . 1. j ian Ift—wtd i RKE CO’TY SIIEJ! ii’F’S SALE. —Will he bod. before the Court House door, in the town of W'aynexboro’, Burke county. (Ja , on the FIRST TUESDAY IN MARCH nex . within the lawful hours of sale, tbe following property, to-wit: The Presses, Cases, Stands and Type, and all oth< r appurtenances and fixtures belonging to and constituting the Printing estab lishment in the town of Waynesboro in said county, for merle known as the Waynesboro Times, and now called tie southern Vindicator office. Said Printing estabindj. merit consists fu part as follows: One Hoe Hand Pre- No. 3, sixty-four Cases, thirteen Stands, one larse lot of Minion, Brevier, and Burgeoiae Type, one large lot of Pica Type, and a small lot of Wood Type, together with the appurtenances of every description whatsoever to sauj Printing establishment, a D d all and singular the tools desks, furniture of every description, paper, ink and everything belongiag to or connected with said Press All evied on as the property of Eugene A Oarlick, |t<> satisfy a mortgage Ji fa., issued from Burke .Superior Uourt, in favor of Henry J. Blunt tv. Eugene A. Ca.hrk ,n?* rt 7 P° int * d °tß hy plaintiff's attorney, rbisi January Bth, 1869. EDWARD BYRD, jixu\2 -w,d she riff B.C. TALIAFERRO COUNTY. r | A ALIAFERRO SHERIFF’S SALE.- . Wi'l be sold bes Tethe Conr H Wir «l«x»r in < rm forayiUe, in said county, on the first TUESDA Y in FEB RUARY next, within the legal hours of gale, the follow ing property, to*wit: •ne tract of land lying in said county, adjoining lands of 8. J. r ainier, thgppstate of A Pope, dec ased, and others, containing five fVm) hundred acres, rno eor Jess. Levied on as tlie property of Lilhom Acree,£o sat sfy one fi. fa., issued frnn th-Sup*-rior Coartof said county of Tali a fei re, in favor of Mark A. W Burnett vs. J.ilborn Acree. Property pointed out hy Plaintiff’s Attorney. ABSALOM RHODES, This 28th December. 1868. 1 ludji—wtd _ Georgia; i’alFa v kin(o <Jou tv. IJ -WUeiea,. oeor.r ; R n.. : ’ m te me f/' pern ao-i.t D- • -A .'« •’ h Ft- Use of Wiley Rhodes, Ue t i-a ' - , -• 7 hese are. therefore, to cite II per/ i-s c /.•*<•• ri.wl t. -V* and appear ; t the Court of Ordiuar>,vf •a;d county, to be held n the FIR VT MONDaY in MARCH pert, to snow cause, if any they have, why said Letters should not be granted o him. 1(^ T ANARUS“ “«•“ “» o«ctol jan27—w 5 4 _ Ordinary. r F A LIA FERRO COUNTY SH EKI FI ’ X SALE. WI! ’ in the Town of ' rawforuvilie. said «;oanty, within M.r legs! hours of aa\e, on Hi-lust jLEMian 111 F h.BRI ARY next, a tract of L nd, yuig and being u, H aid coun ty, containing two hundred acres more or less, adjoining ands of Abner Rainwater. Joseph Pnntup and J. M * Miller. Levied on as the properry of A. R. ilowel , de ceased. to satisfy ayt. /a issued from the Superior Court of said county in favor of J . T. Andr-wg r* a. R How ell- Property j»ointed out by Plaintiff’s Attoruey. . txi#f P. <i. VEAZEY, anerlif T. C. December 29th. decSl—wtd . i CRIVEN COUNTY. Application F()ii homestead. -GEORGIA. SC RIVEN COUNIY.-John Han ry ftinitu lha applied to ui; ror exeuip-.'.w: vi per aoua'ty and setti«ig apart the same, and I will pa/g up-n . a ivanis. Striven county, o . ihe Afu day << h EBRL ARY, at 12 o’clock m. f a*, mv office. HENRY PARKER, f*t'4— wg Ordinary. NOTICE. 4LL CREDITORS OF THE ESTATE ■ f Robert M. WU’lamson, late of scriveu c-iunty sed. are hereby notified to render in an account of their demands wjtidu the time prescribed oy law; and all debtors of safd Estate are hereby required to make immediate d»i\ ments- This I>eCcinber 24, 18M. ROBERT V. ATKINS LOVETT, GEORGE R. BLACK, d«c27—w6 Executors
