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WIDMBDAY MORKlfttt. 39* IWtB %
The A cricultural C'ongn-sfe.
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•lamer Lyons, of Virginia.
lion Barnes M Compton, of Maryland.
l)r B C Foster, of Tennessee.
R J Knarr, of Kentucky.
Dr R 15 Johnson, of Mississippi.
General A M Halos, of North Carolina.
IlGenera! M L Bonham, of South Cjio
ina.
For Corretpoading Secretary — Gen A
R Wright, of Georgia. _
Far Secretary —LaFaye* to Carrington,
of Georgia.
Fur Trejuurer —l J Goto u, of Georgia.
Gen Itonham having requested the
withdrawal of his name as one of the Vice
Presidents, Hon Johnson li igood was tuh
stituted in his stead.
The report having been adopted, the
Chair, on motion, appoint*.- I the following
committee to wait on Hon if A Cooper to
the Chair, tlie President being aieseut:
Messrs Hunter, Bonham m i Shyrock.
HON M A COOPER IN XIB CIIAIR.
Hon M A Cooper, on taking the Citair,
expressed iiis thanl-i lor t 10 houor eon
terred upon him, and aske« the kind for
bearance and consideration jf the Congress
in the discharge of hh duties.
RESPECT 10 THE MKMORi" OF JNO HONKS,
ssq.
Mr Jno McKinney announced the death
of John Bines, K q, of this city, and ou
Ids mini hi, the Congress adiourned lor live
minutes in respect to the inruiory of the
deceased.
THF, OONOREHH AS.SfeMHI.KS AGAIN.
Ou the re assembling of the Congress,
it was announced that Gov Johnson, the,
President was in the city, moved the ap
pointment < T a committee to wait on Col
Johnson and notify him of his appoint
ment.
Messrs Bonham, Wilkins and Compton
were appointed by the Chair ou that Com
mittee.
Ou motion Col Bhyroek, of Missouri,
proceeded to addrcsH the Congress during
the absence of the committee appointed to
wait ou the President, lie said that he
repro entod the great city of Ht. Louis,
uow numbering over three hundred thou
sand inhabitants. He had seen her in her
infancy, and now was proud to see her in
her glory. He favored the construction of
a railroad svstem that would bring the
grain of the West to Augusta, and favored
this as the best market for that trade in
this section of the South. Our climate is
dry and well adapted to the storage of
grain ; and here should bo the great grain
house and milling place of the South. It
would be a great point o! trade with Cuba.
In this view Hi. Jxiuis and the West can
furnish the grain ; Augusta can grind it
into flour, ship it to Cuba and elsewhere,
receiving her products in return, which
will furnish the return freights to Hi.
Louis. To-day a passenger train direct
from Ht. Louis will arrive here and go
hack to that city. What can he done in
passenger trains can lie done also in
freights.
Mr. Hhyrock paid a high compliment to
the Congress—believing it a great success,
and indicative of grander results in the
future, lie instanced the refusal of Fer
dinand to aid Columbus iu his voyage, h's
subsequent stoppage on the bridge of
I’inus, and summons to return to the Hpari
jsh court, when Queen Isabella granted
his roquost—the result was the discovery
of America. The speaker hoped that thin
florr would be the Pidu.j of this Congress
and its success, die result of its assern*
blage.
UKI-oaT OF THE COMMITTEE ON CONSTITU
TION ANU BY-LAWS*
Col Hunter, from this Committee, pre
sented the report as follows:
CONSTITUTION.
1. This body shall be known as the
Agricultural Congress.
•J. Its object shall be the advancement
of Agriculture and the arts of Husbandry.
.‘5. Its members shall oonsist of ammul
members, paying an annual fee of Si mi;
of Life. members paying a fee of $10;
and of Honorary members who shall
only be persons of distiguished merit in
Agriculture or kindred seicnces, who
may, by vote, bo invited to participate iu
the privileges of the Congress.
4. Its officers shall oonsist of a Presi
dent, ono Vice President from each .Stale,
a .Secretary, a Treasurer, and an Execu
tive Committee which shall consist of the
President ami the Vice Presidents, all ot
whom shall be elected at the annua!
meeting and serve until the ensuing an
nual meeting, or until their successors
are elected.
f>. The annual meeting sliall be held
at ail accessible and prominent city in one
of the States composing the Congress.
(I. No animal meeting shall be. held
I wieo in one State until eaeli State re
presented shall have had one meeting.
7. This Constitution may bo amended
at any annual meeting by a two-third
vote of the members present.
BY-LAWS.
]. The President shall preside at all
ineutinj'A of (lie Congress; call meetings
of the Executive Hoard, and under its
directions have a general superintendence
of the allitirs of the Congress and direc
tions of the expeuditures of money; lie
shall deliver an annua! address upon some
subject connected with Agriculture, and
shall appoint all committees uuloss other
wise ordered.
2. The Vice Presidents, in the order
of their seniority, shall act in case of the
absence or disability of the President,
and shall annually report in writing to
the Congress all the information of the
ooudition and progress of agriculture and
kindred sciences in their respective Htates.
3. The Vice President shall also ap
point ono active and competent person in
each Congressional District of his State,
who shall by correspondence and person
al intercourse with agriculturists of his
District; endeavor to organizo local socie
ties; obtain accurate information of the
condition ami progress of Agriculture,
anil report in writing to the Vice Presi
dent of the State.
4. The Secretary shall attend to all
the correspondence and proceedings of
the Congress, file and preserve all papers
belonging to it, and prepare its reports
for publication, under the supervision of
tbo Executive Committee.
5. The Treasurer shall receive and
keep an accurate account of all monies
belonging to the Congress, and disburse
the same upon tbo written orders of the
President, which he shall retain as
vonohers. lie shall make an auuual re
port to the Congress of the reoeipts and
disbursements, which with the vouchers
shall be referred to a special committee
appointed at the annual meeting to de
cide it. Before entering upon his duties,
he shall give boud to the Congress, in
the sum of SI,OOO, for the faithful per
formance of his duties; such bond to be
approved by the Executive Committee.
6. The Executive Committee shall,
subject to the direction of the Congress,
manage all its affairs.
7. There shall be chosen annually by
the Executive Committee ouo member
who shall report upon such topics as the
Committee may select, and which have
a bearing on Agricultural and kindred
subjects.
8. —Committees :
Culture of Cotton.
“ Wheat aud other small ;
grain excepting Rice.
“ Corn.
Ilice.
llemp, Ramie and other 1
textile crops.
“ Tobacco.
“ Potatoes, Turnips and
similar crops.
“ Labor and Immigration.
“ Botany in its relation to
to Agriculture.
“ JJortriculture, comprising
Culture of
Fruits a. ni ‘ Wines
“ Entomology, opeeiajfy on
insects destructive to
Agriculture.
“ Cattle and sheep raising.
Horses.
“ On Manufactures of
Cotton, wool and textile
fabrics of Agricultural
implements.
« on Sugar culture.
“ on Agricultural education.
.. on Miscellaneous.
** on (trasses.
*« on Apiarian.
•• on Fertilisers.
V. The rules of the House of Repre
sentatives of the United States, be
adopted tor the government of the Con
gress.
The committee moved that the report
be received and laid on the table for the
present—to be the special order for to-mor
row. Adopted.
Mr Woodworth moved that corn bo
plaocd before cotton in the report. Re
ceived with laughter and adopted:
On motion of Mr Hunter the daily
papers were requested to publish the re
port m the morning.
On motion of Mr Hunter it was resolved j
when ibis Congress adjourns it adjourn to \
meet at 9 o'clock to-morrow morning. j
Mr Newton offered the following resclu- ,
tior>: ~
Raolved, That Hon TI race Upror,
Comiuii-.riooer of Arricakure, be eora.ady
w<deemed to our S ate and to t.se
and tbit during his stay here be allowed
aii the privileges of the floor- lr ,
On motion, Hon Mr Bodge, < f W asb
ington, D. C., was included in the rcsolu
tion.
REMARKS OF DR. A A MEANS-
On motion of General A R Wright, Dr
Meant, of Georgia, addressed the Con
gress in a few eloquent and appropriate re
marks Toe antelope he said was never
more startled from bis lair by the horn of
the hunter than he was by tins call to ad
dress the meeting. Unlike the antelope,
however, be would not be frightened by
the edi which bad been made, but pro
ceed to address those be I ore him, whom
he knew to be his friends. It beautiful
language he alluded to the storm of war
which had waged over the rs juth, and
thanked God that it had passed away.
Everything considered, it is a matter us
i astonishment what be have done since the
war. Cited Atlanta as an example ot this,
devastated by fire but a few years since,
it has risen from its ashes and now rests
upon secure foundations we come to culti
vate to-oigbi. The dreams originated in
some enterprising brain, will, no doubt,
be realized in the luture. He dwelt strongly
on the importance of agr.culture : and feel
ingly spoke of the necessity of kindly rela
tioni between the two sections. \\ bat we
want is knowledge brought iubi play, in
this way it will l>ecome power, iliediatin
gui.-Led speaker ailuded to the unsettled
stale of agriculture, and earnestly advo
cated the application of science to thn
great interest.
RETURN OF TUK COMMITTEE. j
At thus point the committee appointed ;
to wait on lion. H. V. Johnson returned j
ivitli that distinguished gentleman, who j
took the chair, and accepted the position I
in hie usual felicitous manner. Taken by j
surpiLsc, be would, nevertheless accept the j
honor conferred upon him, though he was ;
not sufficient of an agriculturist to aid a I
great deal those who had placed him iu
position. A severe toothache had placed
him n a condition to say but little on this
occasion, yet be would say a few words.
It was unnecessary to allude to our losses.
We had all to suffer some, and nothing
existing could remedy thone losses, unless
it be the enetgy and enterprise of the
Sonthorn people.
The present govcrumenl, whether pro
perly so or not, is hostile to the develop
ment of our country. We are poor, very
poor, but have inexhaustible resources in
our c-wo soil, ail yet undeveloped; but still
wit li them in our possession we are a poor
people, and the policy of the government
will continue to keep us poor, unless the
intelligence and manhood of the Southern
people can be brought into vigorous and
healthy action. When an individual sud
denly finds himself a poor man, what is
his i.uty ? Wc all say he should commence
studiously to practice economy in all his
ex: endkuret; but put forth all his energy
in the pursuit of what he has lost. What
is true of individuals is true of the aggre
gate of individuals. What are we to do?
Commence the practice ot economy under
all circumstances. Teach it to our domes
tic circles, by precept and example. Teach
it to all over whom we can exert an influ
cncc to give it a‘, wide-spread existence.
It seems that we are not practising this
virtue; everywhere our people in town
and country are living up to or beyond
their means. This will impoverish indi
viduals as well as communities.
The next step is to go to work —indus-
try. This word embraces all the appli
ances of labor, industry every where, in the
workshops, in the field, in the manufac
turing and mining interests, iu the arts, so
that we should have an unfailing, untiring
workshop. Then we sliall begin to re
cover some of our lost prosperity. There
fore, economy and industry constitute the
way to success in individual and public en
terprise. Without it, neither can become
prosperous and thrifty.
Governor Johnson hero alluded to the
objects of this Congress, and said it be
came a convocation worthy of the highest
commendation of the people, and of all
support that can he summoned to its aid.
Be economical, lie industrious, and put up
everywhere placards “Beware of Pick
pockets.”
Again thanking the Congress for the
honor conferred upon him, tie announced
the body ready for bnsiness.
DR MEANS RESUMES MISADDRESS.
A‘ the suggestion of Hon M A Cooper,
l>r Means resumed bis remarks. He
paid a passing compliment to the Chair,
and proceeded to argue in favor of some
inert advanced views. There must Iho
more knowledge, more familiarity with the
elements with which wo have to contend,
the instruments which we have to use.
Ho elaborated this view in an interesting
desucHation on the importance and beau
ties of science—ami dwelt particularly on
the great advantages cf chemistry. liis
apostrophe to soicnee was a grand
pico* of word painting which ourtimo and
spauc will not permit us to repeat hero to
our readers, and a.mere synopsis of it will
not «o justice to it or give our readers a
eouoeption of its beauties md its in
teresting frets.
Tie Doctor was loudly applauded. At
the tonelusion of iiis address, the Heoie
taryv by request, again read the report of
the tommittcc ou eermaiemt erg .uization.
(Jo notion of Hon. M A (Jooucr Mr
Molt 1 F-iggar, of Texas was added to the
list cf Vico Presidents.
Tie Congress, on motion, adjourm and to
9 o’tlock this morning.
Buiko County Land for Sale,
600 ACRES first-class farming land
lying on Brushy Crook, l. r , miles from
YVayneaboro’, same distance from Borze
lia, 200 in ies cleared, litlacres bottom laud,
covered with ash and pop! • r, remainder
heavily timbered with oak and pino.
Land gray loam, with clay subsoil —will
average li bug of cotton to two acres, or 15
bushels of corn without fertilizers, per
acre, fences in good order. Cottage res
idence with eight rooms, necessary out
buildings all now. Place well watered
aud healthy. ConveniettMo churches and
schools, within six tnilen of Stelluville
Institute, ono of the best schools in
(Jeorgia. Society as good and orderly as
can be found. A good set of hands on the
place, ami anxious to remain. 11 not sold
by December Ist., the place will be rent
ed Tor one to five years. Apply to .T.
Howard Brown at (.lobe Hotel, or to T.
Dillard at Richmond Factory P. O.
se pß—d thsa&vv 1 1
WILBERFORCE DANIEL
COTTON FACTOR.
AGENT
COTTON FOOD GUANO.
NO. .1 HARKEN BLOCK,
ALGU9-TA, ga.
Alt, business will have strict personal
attention. Orders for Bagging, Ties or
Rope and Family Supplies promptly filled.
s»plO—«<Kl2in&w3m
PENDLETON’S
Guano Compound.
}'« M. Plh\ I)LF I’tiN, Chemist,
SPARTA, GEORGIA.
;To the Pin nlns of the South:
The nnpri cedented site-ess attending
the use of my Compound the past season,
baa caused me to make more extensive
i arrangements ror its manufacture, and to
, secure uniformity and reliability in its
i continuance, all material for its prepara
tion, unit each lot manufactured will be
; analyzed and yumnleed by me. I have re
-1 ceiveu the most favorable accounts from
■ partib- who u- si it upon their Cotton
Crop, and nave already received orders
from a number of Planters for the ensuiug
season, imii as the supply for the coming
crop v M tie necessarily limited, those
who Jw ire to use my Preparation, are re
quested to fo> ward ’heir Orders at once,
which wilt be filled at any time specified
by them
I am also prewiring a SPECIAL MAN
URE FOR WHEAT INI) CORN, which
I am satisfied by actual experiment made
by me, will be found to be particularly
adapted to the soil and climate of the
Southern States, aud would advise my
friends desirous of testing its merits, to
send in immediate orders.
Circulars containing Ceitificates, and
general directions for its application, can
' i>e obtained by addressing me at Spakta,
Oko. or R. W. L. Rasis A Cos. General
Agents, Baltimore, who will receive and
execute old rs.
E. M. PENDLETON, M. D.
■ September S3, IS7O.
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READ
IT is well known to
IKxXOTi u-tl to Ladies. that
jtcen art- subject to nmerosf
dipeculiar to thsrfr **x—
tuck h p r«*aioa of the M«*u
see, Wtnir«, Pftiafei ironUDy
‘Period/ ÜbeunfttMm of tue
Hack *nd Womb. Irregular Mat.-
t-ia'.ior, Hemorrhage or E x*xi-
I «ive ‘jfiowa,’ an-J Pr>tapsa«
Fieri, cr Fidlin* of the
! Womb.
Th-*f? (liae4?p§ l ove seldom
j been treked ratttswfuUy. Ti.e
pro ewieo has aoaeht diligently
' lor some rented? that would ec
| abls them to treat these diseases with success.
’ At last, that remedy has Veil dlAcnvererf Ur «*ne of the
. nujA. skilful pL>»ioaas ia the State of ,Ttmt
BR AD FIELD’S FEMALE
REGULATOR.
j It Is jrarefr veritable, acd is put tip in A’lacU, Georgia*
by BRADFIELD &C<).
It will purl j the blood and strengthen the system, relieve
irritation of the kidneys, and i« a perfect ;;flc tor t‘
nbove difteaiea, as certain a cure as Quinine ia Chilis anG
For a history of diseases, ard certificates of its wonder
fol nw, the reader is referred to the wrapper around the
bottle. Every bottle is ww ran led t*> give solisfactioa or
tnoaoy rciuude-i.
LalxSanu*, Ua.. March £3, liTO.
lia/tBffXLD A Cos.. Atlanta, Geor/’ a :
Dttk >.as : l ph anure m i-tatiuj: that l have ueu
tor the kidttw. uty v-ars. the med'Ci.ne y."»n ar-- ,)uMimr Uj»,
known s!»H. .1 13KAM-'l KLIPS FEMALE itEGULA-
T()K, and consider it the b*»L fotubii.atioa over rotten to
eeiher tor U»e dtseiv 'Or which it is r*eonU!i*-:wJi*l. I
Lav* farm liar with the bro-tfriptiou, houi u t<ractition
Os luexliciiie and in *u>ui*»3tic pmc .icu. u-id rail ho *-»Uy
>±y that l jQ-ijder it a sits-i in* femaJea, a-ui mu
But U >*>e ih-d. every la*ly in <*ur .vul, wim nay be a-itfer
, :ue in any wny twcwliar to thru sex. may le able lo ppvure
J -i bottlo, that their i-m Her in pa May not only be relieved !»nt
that may resioredi«» liv*n;l.h nud r.tren*ftb.
With li., kindest .;Jb, 1 am, y.
W. B. FLHUffli.l, il. .>.
! W.\ the e«l Uuuxh-i-. take pleisir** iu emu
! mriulia* to Us tra.fr I»r. .!. liUAUKiELIVS FEMALE
, Ktai'l.ATcll—b ii.-.in* it lo boa Mood and reliabh
! route.!y for the .Use., .-a f..r which he re->v*,mr-ad 3 it.
W A. LANHDELL, Atlaula, G-nogia.
I'KMHKIM'ON, WILSON, TAYL«>K A CO .
Atlanta, G.
kKdwIM 1- A FOX, Atlanta, Georgia.
W. G. LaWSUK. Atlauta, Gwu lt.
W. Hou r A SON, Marrietla, Georgia.
DR. PROPHITT’S
Celebrated Liver Medicine.
It is purely vegetable, and will act upon the Liver and Kid
neys as promptly as Calomel and Uncial, without any dan
gerof talivaMoil or destruc ion of the bones.
l’art ex taking thin Tue lidoe need not fe.r getting wet,
or any other realisable exposure.
Symptomsof Liver Disease
Headache. Dull Feeling or the Bluea, Sour Stomach'
Sick or Nervous Headache, Heartburn; Indigestion <>r
Dyspepsia, Bad or Bitter Taste in th-s Mouth; the akin
has a triick rough feeling, ami ia darker than usua', Cos
tivenesa, Melancholy feelings, Cramps, Cold Feet, Colic,
Dysentery, or Diarreah, Chills and Fever, and Piles. Iu
fact, where the Liver is out of order, you are liaole
to every disease that is not contagious
Prophitfa L'ver Medicine, li taken properly. It wiP
prevent and cure any disease resulting from a deranged
Liver.
It wlil regulate Its functions and thus cure all diseases
caused by the failure oflts health-/ : ctiou.
It has Been good tor a groat number ot jears, and has
given universal satisfactlch.
There in no brother or son claiming to have the original
receipt. It is put up in both Powder an 1 Fluid form,
Faibuuuk, Ga., September 4,1868.
Dr. O S. Frophitt:
Bin : My wife has been an invalid for tifleen years.
Doctor- all a?rued she had “Liver Disea e.” In conrnction
with their practice she used various noted remedies, none
i t which seemed to do anv goi/i. Sometime ago I procured
a bottle of vour ' Liver Medicine,” of your agent here, U.
A. Harvy, which being given according to directions, has
effected u complete cure.
Respectfully, etc.,
GEO. L. THOMPSON.
Atlanta, GA.,July 18,1870.
Mifsrt. liradjlcid & (Jo.:
(ikntlbmkn'.—l/astvear, during my travels In Alalama
and South * est Georgia, I cont-acted chills and fever, and
my general healt h became very bad. 1 trß-d various reme
dies, and anion" others Shalleoberger’s Pills—all to no pur
pose. I was troubled with lumnse pain in the small oi my
lack, and for months 1 did not have a moment's rest. 1 had
well nigh despaired ot recovering when a friend recom
mended me b) tik» I)r. Prophitt’6 Liver Medicine. I did
so, and one bottle has cured me: and to-day I feel Lae an
other man. 1 consider it one of the heat medicines for gen
eral use now put. up, and, without any reservation, recom
mend it to tho afflicted. I bin, gentlemen, very respecUcily
yours, etc.
O. M. UAKKALSON.
Dr. Propit's Oyseniery Cardial
Is one ofth' most va’.mMo com -oun.ls now put up for
Diarrhea, Dyneutery, OUolera Infantum, or Cholera
Morbus.
This m-dictnc lias Leeu in use for years, and gives univer
sal flatiotucllou.
The most delicate ch i 1 may take it with Impunity.
Covington, Ua., Ncvemlier 'J, 1867.
Dr. Frophitt:
Having a severe attack of Dysentery during the past
summer. 1w ;s induced to u,e. your Dysentery Cordial, and
d»-rived tlierufroui irnruedlato and permanent relief. It
givea me pleasure to reeomiueud this remedy to nil who
uibf be so attacked, believing that, should the directions 1m?
followed, relief would .surely bo obtained.
Truly, etc , U. S. POUTER.
CU3B£TA, TbXAS, 1809.
Dr. JYophttt:
Dear Mr: Vour Liver Medici »e anu Patn Kill It Is a com
plete suci-ouh. J. L. WHITTLE.
1* ItO l* II I XT’S
PAIN HTLL U l .
This is the ce’ohrat.-d mc-dlcfno that run l’erry Davis*
IV.u Killer out ot the market, where/e- it v/a« sold. 1 v.s
made Prophitt change the name from Pain Killer to PAIN
KILL IT.
For lilieumatism, Neuralgia, or pain of any kind, It has
no equal.
For Cuts. Bruises, Burns,or old Sores, it is the best th ug
you can Dec as a dressing.
Fir SNAKE BITES or STINGS of POISONO’/S IN
SHOTS, it is a perfect ANTIDOTE.
It is good for Colic, Colds, Goughs, or Bowel Complaint.
IU name indicates its nature fully. It is truly DEATH
flanuUeturod and Bold bv BMADFIKLD Jk CO., A
- Ua.. and lor sale by all Druggists.
Newton Faotoby, a . November, 18C7.
Dr. Frophitt:
Last hu inner my horse sprained his knee severely, caus
ing the whole'eg to swell to about twice its natural size,
and rendering Li■»« almost, helpless; two applicatious o» your
Anodyne l*aiu Kill It th -rougUy cured ir.
JOHN U. DAVIS.
1)11. PROPHITT’S
Fever and Ague Pills.
Thebes’ AntWoie tor (JI.HIH aud r known. Cares
warranted m every cane or money .. ... I. Purely vuge
Dlt, PUOPIIITT’S
ANTI-BILIOUS PILLS
Will rolleve Headache. Nervousness, Jaundice, and a
othor derangements of the Liver. Purely vegetable.
CERTIFICATES.
We, the nnilerdguHd, have used Dr. Prophitt’s Prepara
ti-ms, and takd dlb mure In recoin in-m ling them to the pub
lie ah being al! be ciaiins for them:
Col It J |{-ml ‘.rson, Hi; OT Kokts, Coving
ton, (la; OS Porter, O »vi .-to:;, (i. ; J L Jones, Cov
i’ gtou. (i ;M W Arnold. O '’<?i i Conference; Rev W W
Ucliu. Geo’tjui Couferenc : F W SwaiMon. MonLic.ello.Ga;
Robert Barnes, Jasper county. Gn; A M Robinson. Mouti
cdio, Ga; Jaihch Wriarln, Putuam county, Ga; A West
brook. Putnam count'’, Gi; J iiLre J J Ftoyd, Covington,
G , W 1< 11 N*e. on K aeroilse;” A II Zachry,
Ci.ii\ a, Ga; George Wallace, Atlmt., G.i; Dies Lockett,
D .vi '.ounty, Texiv'-; W II »wk Whatley, Cabse'a. Tex re;
W C Roberts hindeu county, Tommey & Stewart,
Atlanta, U>; \V’A Lxiifidell. Druggists, Atlanta. Ga; R F
Maddox, <•! K K Maddo < & Cos, At 1 Pita, Gi; U'i *h Sievens,
t’artersvill-% Ga; A N Lewis, Lowude.? county, Ga; Joseph
L ini, I.owi,Mrs county, Ga; fames Jeff, CartcrsviHe, Ga; W
L Kills, I)(F'ly coati'y, Ga; W A Forehand. Dooly county,
Ga; John U David, .Newton Factory; li JF Rasa, Lowndes
county.
i STATE or CEOHOIA, > Know all men by
Fulton CcuxTT.i these presents. That
| I have this day, for value received, sold and transferred to
: Li RAD FIELD A CD. the sole right to manufacture and
i sell rav Family Medicines, and have fafMshed them with
the lull recipes, and have authorized the said liKAUFIKLD
; & CO. to print, or have Drill ted, anything they may see
I proner concerning any ami all ®t above named Medicines.
I This 15'h day of June, 1870. ,
[Signed | O S- PR9PHITT.
f In presence of Thomas F. Jones and Robert Crawford,
Notary PaJlic. [L. S.]
I Manufactured anti ter sale by 15RADF1KLD A CO..
I Broad Street, AtUuta, Georgia, and for sale by all Drug
! gistd.
W. H, TUTT & LAND,
W, H. BARRETT,
WHOLESALE AGKKTS,
And for sale by all Druggists
VIS —snnv/p.iifruVH »* .
LOOK TO YOUR CHILDREN.
The Great Soothing Remedy
.MRS. (Cures colic and griping in) Price*
\VH ITlOJiß’?* <U:ebowel*, and fac’d'.Utes> 'JJ
SYRUP. (the process of Tccit ing. ) f eats
tUR«. i Subdues wmvuUiJLs and J Price
WHITCO HIPS! loverooHH s all diseases iua-f 45
SYRUP. (dent to children cr iuixu l '*.) Cent*.
Jilt-. ( Ore*diarrhea. Jysvnteryi Price,
\V ITWbUB’S <an.! .nicimt «omplaiul in> 25
SYRUP. (Jdldruiof all ) Cents.
It the 4rrv.lt In fan .'s and Cluidreu’s Soothing Remedy 1
al! disorders br»ueht or. or Yiv-'-thinr or any c-use.
Prepared by the GRAb VOS MKDICINKCO., St. Loui*
Mt..
bold by druggists and dealers in medicines everywhers.
mvls—dAwir
WANTED.
ttoUNG aud middle aged men desirous
X of improving their condition in life
and qualifying themselves as Book-keep
ers, will consult their interest and save
both time and money by availing them
selves of a practical course in Book-keep
ing, Penmanship and Commercial Arith
metic at the Georgia Practical Business
College, Macon, Ga. Build lor illustrated
College catalogue.
THE BEST
Pen in use is tbo Spencerian Double Elas
tic Pen. Sample card containing all the
numbers .Price... 250
Onr Penmanship Chart, illus
trating the correct formation
of small aud capital letters
and figures -Price... 25c
Pen portrait and Farewell ad
dress of Gen. Lee to his ar-
Sy ; Price., fl 00
Pen portrait of Gen. R. E. la>e
w ith beautiful specimens of
Penmanship, Pen drawing
ami Flourishing Price... 50c
Authograph lu.ter ofGeu. R.
Price... 2oc
The abo ,’e will fie mailed postpaid on
receipt of pi ice. Address Secretary Geor
gia Practical Business College, Macon, Gs.
0c(23-dliuaw2w
COPPERSMITfIING.
(NOPPER STILI-S, KETTLES and COP-
V-/ PRR WORK GENERALLY, cou
staullv on hand, and made to order, at
C. A. ROBBE’S,
Coppersmith and Plumbing Fatal ish
merit, Opera House Building, Broad street.
Augusta Ga. jy24 tl
Carpets, Oil Cloths, Mattings,
vVIXDOW SHADF.S,
Bugs, Hats, ( ratul) Cloths, Uassocks.
Lace Cur laiiis, Cornices, Bauds and Pins.
Damasks. Reps. Terrys, Center Tassels and Loops.
Moreen, Hair Cloth and Trimmings.
Picture Tassels, Cords aad Mis, Piano and Table Covers.
W all Papers, borders, Paper Shades, Screens, &c.
• Tho above yew goods of our own importation are now opened, and will be
soid as low a* in any house North or South.
Our customers and the public are invited to call and examine them.
Carpets mailt) and laid promptly. Oil Cloths out and laid ; Window Shades hung ;
Curtains made and put up, and all woik in the Upholstering iiiio done promptly bv
competent workmen, by
JAMES ti. .BAILIE & BROTHER,
SOS BKOA1) STREET.
AL-.0, a Large and Select Stock of
Choice Family BrDecries, Plantation Supplies,
Mood and Wiiiow Ware, ou our lower floor.
aeolH-d* wbn
PI anla Ii o n W agon s,
WITH AND WITHOUT BODIES,
Iron and Thimble Skein Axles for One, Two and Four Ho ,
Warranted in Material, Workmanship and Reliability.
Also, a genera! assortment of
PHOTONS. BAROUCHES, iIOCKAWAYS AND BUGGIES.
For sale low by W~M F TIJSJ v' i fl)
o<ft27-th«at&tn&wLtn >V IU. \J. JJCJOoIIr.
HARDWARE.
HART ft CO.,
wholesale:, no. 39 iiayne street.
RETAIL, CORKER KIM AAS) MARRET STREETS,
CHARLESTON, S. CL
AGENTS FOR
FAIRBANKS’ STANDARD SCALES
aju> ears
Burdick's National Hay Cutter.
DEALERS IN
HOES, Oli\S,
I ROM, NAILS,
STEEL, CHAINS,
HOLLOWIWAKk, TL\ WARE,
MILL STONES, ROLMNO CLOTH,
AND
AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENTS.
»finls-2m dtri w*w
THE OllKAp?
MEDICAL DIbCUVERY !
Dls. WALKER’S CALIFORNIA
VINEGAR BITTERS.
HUNDREDS OK THOUSANDS
Bear tfetftiiiun y tr. !.bu!r Womlf-Tf-.i’Cu
1 alive KflV-e-s.
WHAT AKKTHEY <
For Female Comi»lalur«* I>ynpei»Hin, I.lver Dl«enf*eM>
whether in young or oh;, r. i.vried cr single, at the. dawn <.f w .man
hood or the turn <•: i'fe, ti.eso Tonic Bitters display sc. decided ar.
infiueucc t v at a n-arked iuiprovcmeut i? soon perceptible iu the
health of the patient; they are a perfect Renovator of the System.
TiIKY A UK KOT A
FANCY DRINK,
made of Poor Rum, Whiskey,l Proof .Spirits, and Refuse
Liquors, (loctcred, spiced and sweetened ro please the luste,
called‘‘Tonics,” “Restorers,” &c., tJiat lead
the tippler on to drunkenness aud ruin, lint, are a mm
Medicine, made from the native Roots and Herlw of Cali
fornia. f roe from all Alcoholic Stimulants. They are t- e.
GREAT BLOOD PURIFIER and LIFE-GIVING PRIN
CIPLE, a perfect Renovator t ml of the Svf.teiu,
carrying otfall poisonous matter, and re.-’oring the blood to
a healthy condition. No person can take th«se Bitters, ac
cording to directions, aud remain lon# up well.
ft I UO will be given for an incurable case, providing the
liones are not destroyed by mineral pi;.sons or other means,
and M e vital oreans wasted bey-'ndMie t-uintsol repai r .
Inflniiiimitoi'y mud Clirouic Rhi iinia
tlHin and Gout, Dyspepsia, or Indigestion. B'dMoiw, Jt nut
tent, and Intermittent Fevers, Diseases of the Blood,
KUluoys, and Riaeder, these Bitters have neen most sitc
ressfUl. Such Plscises are cau.stii by V:V:ate.d Blood, which
is generally produced by denuigeinent of the Digestive Or-
FOR MKIN I)lSK.\SKH_Enipti..n::, Tetter, Salt
Rheum, Blotches, spots, r.tuples Pn-titles, Rosis, Car!nm
•dea. Ring_ Worms. Sotilu Head, Sore Lyes, Erysipela- , Itch,
Scurls, Discoloration-*ot ttio Skin, ILiinoisaod DiseaFosci'
the Skiu. of whatever none or nature, arc literally dag v.n
and carried out ol the.* system in a shoii 'i :>e by the uso of
these Bitters, uncbtttlein such eases will convince the
most, incred’ilous oi ihUr curative effects.
DYSPKFSIAOR I N !><(»’ KrtTION, Uea.h.clte,
lV.n hi I lie Shoulders, Coughs. Tightness of the (;he. », l)i'/-
r.irvss, Sour Stomach, Bail Tuste in ti e Mrnth, 1M! oua
Attacks, Palpitation of the Heart. (,’.pious Disch&’Tjes of
Urine, ]*nin in the te-ions of the Aid.uvrt, and a t.nndred
other paintul symptoms, v/liiuh arc offspring of I)ysm p
eui. are cured by these Bitters.
Cleanse the Vitiated Blood whenever you Hd<l its impuri
ties bursting through the skin in Plmph-s, Erupth-ns, or
orec; cleanse it when you hud it. obst.ru .te l ands siT’kli
n the veins; cleanse it when it is loul, and your iC -ys
viil tell vou when. Keep the blood pure aud the hcalt.i ol
t e system will follow.
PIN, TAPE and other WORMS, lurking in the system
o» so many thousands, are eiL-ctnaily destroyed and re
n oved.
tor fall directions, read carefully the circular around
each bottle, pr.nted in lour language*— English, Ucruau
Fifcjich, and Spanish.
J. WALKER, Proprietor, 32 and 34 C vmnerce Street
New York. R. 11. McDONALI) .t CO.,
Druggists and Gen. A Kents,
San Francisco,California,32and Z 4 Commerces’.., N. Y.
For sde by \V. 11. TUTT & LAND, Augusta, Ga., and
al! Ifruggistsand dealers.
DMINISTKATOR S S ALE OF
LAND IN TALIAFERRO CO.—Will bo sold on the
?livST TUESDAY IN NOVEMBER next, before ihe
Court House and <or in Craw!’ rdville, during the legal horns
for sale, the lollowiug lots of cnoict ltul, belonging to the
estate, of me late George W. Flynt, !at« of said county, de
ceased. Sol.i for bene 1 1 ot heirs and creditors. Lit No. l
contains about one hundred and ninety acres, m as < r le*n,
with cabins and stables suflicient lor aix or eight laborers,
and two or three houses on it, adioiuiu< lands oi Mr. H id--
man, Mrs. Flynt and other tracts of estate. Lot N- 2
contains about, three hundred and reventv-llve acres,
more orDss, adjo nl g lauds of P. Keating, M:ss M irii J.
Randolph and Rev. Felix Brown. Lot No. 3 contains
about two hundred and eight v-liv* acras, inure ->r iess, ad
joiElng latida of R*v. Fe.ix Rrown and Mr. Hll and
divided trom lots No 1 aud N u 2, by Washington Branch
Railroad, and has Harden's Creek passing through ,t. Lot
No. 4,contains about two hundred and twenty-eight acres,
more or ies*. adjoiuirg lands-of Mr. Ildlsninn, Mr. Farner
Mr. Luci.uand Rev. i'elut Brown,and known p.s“Wot.dull’’
tract, in the above tracts of ia ul. There are s Hue aster tile
as my in Middle Georgia.
Plata of the above tracts of land may be seen at Mr.
Edward Cook’s, Raytown dei>ot,aud any peism desiring
to visit or look at thoce lands will p'o.'.m; call on Mrs. E.
A. Flynt,Administratrix, who will g'.ve all Ue.si:cd infor
mation.
Terms of sale nnde known on day f s de.
ELIZA A. FLYNT. AJiuinish-atr x,
VVM J. II ARTY, Ad i.iiiistr t-.r
September 19th, IST». ot estate George W. Flynt.
sepyO—l and
PLANTERS’ WAREHOUSE-
No. 2 Warren Block,
Augusta.
HE unfiersitened respectfully leiulet
-L tfieir tlianks to t!i« many planters
anil frieu.ls who supported them . uring
tbupast season in theWAREHOUSE AND
COMMISSION BUSINESS arid again of
fer our services to the PUB Lit! (or pa
tronage) at 11 per cent commission lor
selling cotton—tlm suine price as charged
last season, anil hope, by strict personal
attention to business and inxlrw H'o .
to merit a liberal support. CAah ad
vances made on cotton in store, and or
ders for 15 At ft UNO, TIES, u.ui i mi L-'
supplies carefully tilled ahd selected by
one of our firm in person.
VV. H. UO WARD A SON.
sep4-dAw3m
USE ONLY
LIPPMAN’S GREAT
GERMAN BITTERS
The Standard Bitters of Geumany. Used by
BEST PHYSICIANS IN Til SIR DAILY PRACTICE
debilitated T .. ,
Great German Litters cures Kidney
C °^ ) -Lippm&n , a Great German Litters cures i emale
Great C-erman Bitters, the most de
lightful and effective in the world.
°&*ir , Lippnia*Ts Great German Bitters cures “never
well'’ people.
Great German Bitters gives an ap
&• T-ippman's (ireat German Bitteis cures Liver
(treat German Litters feives tone to
digestive orgtaiß.
sci- Lippman’s Great German Bitters gives energy.
Grt-at German Bitters cures Ner-
Great German Litters, the best Fall
AjTLij P tn xii'h Great German Litters regulates the
Bowels,
Great German Eitkers excites the
Toroid Liver.
Great German Bitters will give
Youthful vigor. niil
Great German Litters prevents
Chilis and Fever.
KAYTOK'S OIL OF LIFE, the twai lUijua.alic un.i
Neardlaii* Liuiiue.il known. It curt* all pains
and aches in the system. Fur sale by ail brugyista.
ooSh—tlinsatfriitw '. v -
A. R. & H. G, WRIGHT,
ATTOBNEYS at law,
AUGUSTA Gi'JJlUilA.
WILL pra-iice in all Ilio counties of
the Middle Circuit, tecriven of the
Eastern, and Warren of the Northern
i ireuit. Also in the U. S. Circuit and Disfaj
trict Courts at Savanuah, O’-
Prompt attention given to tit- collection
of claims, smalt and large. City l.nsitress
respectfully solicited.
Office 21*1 Broad street (up stairs;, where
oue of the firm may always be found
oct6—d*wlin
kt rs t>3 ■' I ‘i I , i ; jri -or female, in h rev.
*. .'V • '<«f. t k. a, No cat ital «•
1««ot Atl:!r*s NOViI.TY 00., Saco, Me. 4.v
$lO Made From 50 Cts!
Something urg ntly needed by eveiybodv. c til and exam
me, orsamjv a s ;,t (poduge puui) foi .00 cerd.i Hint ret .il
easily lor sln. Jl. L. WOLCUTT, 181 Chatham H. in New
York. 4 .v
W A AT r PIT S'i Agents to sell Dr. Beard’s Home
* ixiv JL JJiXy I'hysiciun. 'i'he uew handy book
if Family Medicine. In sickness it tell.-- what to do and
how to don. Git .t fiml Save Aloney, Health and Life ;
a!so. the lllu irated Farmers and Mechanics i>nok for
working m n ('f evt-ry occupation. HI Kugiavings. K. 13.
■I :A T- ■• . : B-o.uiway. N. Y'. 4xv .
Tfeca-Mectar,
i
FARMERS HELPER
SlK>wx l<ow tudOttl.le t,!ie pr. tits of llie FAJt.M, an.l how
tamers and (In-ir mmm nan each make
SIOO mi MONTH
In Winter. 10,000 conies will >»e Trail'd •(, F-rmers.
Bond na e and addr.rss to Z HUG Lhi it McGU ItDY,
Fkiludelpina, Fa.
Thy« are a f-entle Purgative nu well a« a Tonic,
po-gOirtUi.* * .*o, the peculiar merit ol ac?kn T a? a p weriu' aaeat n :e
--lievir?G-Tv- stioa or Inflauimailon of the Liver. *.nc all tee Vis.or U
(•••e ’•«. Ttiese Bi’U ra are not a gilded pill, to deiv e-t the eye or p.ease
the’,' a, y. but a medical preparation nev. r produi ing lujury.
ACEN I'S WANTED FOR
\v p■ C - v. 1 -1 1 A--
m Mi.o i
G REA't'Hisfovy of tin* War. Complete i.i one volume,
bend for cireuiarH. with terms and a full description of ti.e
v/ ork. Ad*ire.'S National Pipilißhing Company. Fhiktdel
phia. Ta., Atlanta. Ga., or St.. Louis. Mo. 4w
AGENTS WANTED FOR THE
H LIGHT OF THE WORLD.
( out linin 'Fleet wood's “Life of Chrst,” anil ‘ J/.vea of the
A !»•■»«:! >. .at! Mar! yr- ” Kviderces
<■l ChristiaiiiU; ’ “Histery-of the Jews,” :.y Josephus;
‘‘His ory of all fe'iirious Denominations,” with treatise and
'able* relating to events coni: octedwir.h Bible Higtory.con
tiuniti/ ?nauy Hue en:*ra irigy. The whole forming a com
plete Tr-*'isury *.f Uiiris’im Knowieclor.
W. FLINT, 26, IS. Seventh St., rtiiladelphia. 4w
GETTING UP CLUBS.
Great Saving to Consumers!
Bariies inq lire how t > g-t w t , clubs. Our answer ip, send
for Bri e List, find a Club form v/ill aco onp-ny it with full
directions—utaking a large saving to consumers and icmu
nerative to Olub organizers,
The Ureal American Tea Cos,
151 & 33 YESSXr STItEST,
P. f >. t!nr 1-043. NOW vpilK. 4w
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ts. “‘'lithe r-'iehratot HDMK SIUfTTbV. SKVY
IM. MA«)ItIM?. U'is-tlict md'r-fud, mate* tho “lock
,tu P; f alike oi, tnth aults), ami 0 fully licnsed. Tlie boat
» dclt-ciHi t t n.CyN»wineMic-ine iatb*> market. Addreaa
loHMsOh.ct.aKh. * 00.. boston, Maas., Pi tab* nett,
la.,Chicago, li!., or St. Louis, Mo. Zm
iSEUISy: TfisWiiite CMsf
AGENTS
Vf&otei for
Twelve Years a r g fiM Mans
'PHE LIFE OF GEO. P. BKLDJBN,
who, f-O'n a !*.-ve of wild adventure ai.d a desire to
f ' ll W'TTV * \‘ . Eor : r y Da V Li fe and Fcculiar Cus
tom* of the Indian.'', lettah me of plenty in Ntw i’hila-
I'.Rj.’at O ,j un (l the Indians, adopted heir mode of lif.*
D« cameia M»e .ftr*t-clai», and chief of lUO lodges,
served tue «.o.„t w.tr. ki s braves against the hostile
F iti t:.., a,.i. a.v L c.i • A.rti. tr, the lldgular Army, v/hich
'(•stit Hi .te bat rcc.-utiv to return to the wild life
jo- s.. m.0v0, : "j 11
i [ { ':J a 'I c - wit:i rortraitot the Author, all engraved
• xix,.;r this work. A mos* attractive book, Abounding
adventure, and curious, us»ful and
nr o niaUori. h-nd f>r illustrated circular, with terms,
‘ his oi cuiiteiits.and sample page 1 -'.
on Txr ~, C. F. VENT, Publisher.
’ ,v 3S W es.. fourth Street .Cincinnati, Ohio.
EMPLOYMENT!
Wc wi'i emph y Ag .’its in overy town and S‘ate to Intro
' ' l . '• •' 1 "k'', among which are Stark Tw in's
Th ’. the Mississippi ; Overland
Ihrot/.jh A ,U and China - Family Hiblc, &h. Agents
v ur b •' ' :i Awmri aud honor to themselves
. -i p, lu arg-t comniisstons. Al! wishing to inciease
-■ nic *'i>e dv Mon.-jtr. means ahouid scud for our free ex
»; „ r Y :' T Our house is well known in ail p rl? of
« A's v;.* 0 f , ■> yres-. throuzhout the lamt.
Cone. J ' Jll - I *tOA.V CUBUSIIINO CO., Hartford,
agents wanted for
free love.
AND
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, f u.' ; i • ‘Kji w«. ito un’verfdex’ iration. Written in
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frte ; MRS. M. C. LtGGKTT,
II iboken. N. J.
A GENTS WANTED—(S22S a Month)
,{ri. .-by the AMKKIOAM KNITTING Mr,CHINH CO.,
IM>ST<*N._MABS.or ST. LOTTIS MU. iw
FOR t UN'ESS^Sp. 1^
„ bIiiiUAJJ K. CJ., Wi laiustoi, I),l.
3m
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Pp to ai' ambitious mn and women ‘•e'iin*
era -M r -re ' SILVER MOULD WIRE
GLOi tifiij LlA'Kij. f 0 - fall particu!»rs alcresa the
iw GIRARD WIRE MILLS, Phil., Pa.
TtieteidSsSiw
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W ! A A DAY—Business entirely new and honorable.
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A Sumo J. <J. RA NO & GO.. Bfldetord Mo. ts
WA>TE|), AGENTS. To sod the OCTAGON
bEWING R is licensed, makes the
* EDstlc Locasutcl,." and w 'wa rautc«l for 5 year? Price
sls. AH other maemn . witn an under feed cold f«-r flo or
are infringements Address (MTfAGf>N SEWTAU
MACHINE GO.. St. Louis, Mo., Chicago,lll- PUtsburgh,
I*u., or Boston. Mre^.
A ROOK for the MILLION.
marriage jjss'tfirss»*.
GUIDE.
u*f seiQal yaum. wah theta e* >**'
arr i.revenlii*cfr sl >rir.r. preserving
Tina u an InUrtejtjire' worsoftwohaudrada 'ii tw-niy lour
inf< rmstion f-r tlwse who are m ini**il or dmlernpiat** mar
ks.. and zr t laid carelvsAy ate>at the !w««*
E.-nt in any (f-- *r imgtuget f,jr c F T ' .
j i)r. Bulls' l>M-pc!.»ary,‘Kc». V~ Euchth BL, St
Notice to ibe Afflicted uud VuiQrtnmntc,
B fore applying to ih-.* notorious: v -‘‘
puDm- or mung auy Quaci Ks«e»!i *, i*eru»e l>r
Butte’ work, no matter what your disease i=, or Low Ue
pl**rable your condition. .. .
Dr. Buttes can l-e ccnmifted, pettoualfy erby niml, on ths
dh*aoe* iueßl...n«kl in niswoncs. OJfice. No. L* N. Eighth
steed, . . Market and Gkeanute St- D >u*« Mo.
U.VIS—IAaIv
~" r - a ’
\TOYhJKTO DEUfORS ANDCRED-
J.N rrO*i< All l-erat.n* imtoUtnl L> Iht*. K»LaIC Os
Mi'-tui i. M ixwell, late o. Oglethorpe county, deceased
a«>; iTijU- iio jiia’k»i immediate payment to the under
fcigcc ~ * in - t; having claims axaiust aaid are
r« q.n-sn.l t*. present, li. - -auot> attealed in U-.io or
Uic hrs l , in j fct.-ll «>r h.G. Mnvkolfor.!. fesd
L G. Ml RKAH,
Exeeup r S. li. MaxwOl, <lc* .
Lexington, Gi , - >6
(ieorgia—Burke County. !
Jz Burke Superior C k it, November |
Term, »569.
Moses P. Green )
t>i. > Rule ni si to foreclose
CUirles 1~ Xisbet j Mortgage.
I: apnoarinj: to the Court by the petition
of M P Green that on the 4th day of Jan
u .ry, 1866, Charles E iSisbett made and
d'- ivertd to plaiutilT his promissory note,
whereby he promised to pay plaintiff or.
bearer the sum of lour thousand uinehun-’
dred and ten 59-10 > dollars for considera
tion for land lying on Buck Head Creek,
Burke county : and for the better securing
the payment of said note, defendant, on
the 26th day of May, 1866, executed and
delivered unto piaimilT his certain prom
issory note, mortgage doed, conveying to
plaintiff all that tract or parcel of land
lying, situate and being in said county of
Burke, containing fifteen- hundred and
fifty acres, moro or less, bounded on the
north by lands of \V B Jones and VV M
Perkins, east by lands of Jl> M Perkins,
Moses P. Green and Buck Head Creek,
south by lauds of Needham Bullard and
Moses P Green, autl west by lands ol' said
Moses P Green, known .as lands and
premises formerly sold by said Moses P
unto the said Charles E. And it further
appearing that said mortgage ami note re
main unpaid, it is therefore ordered that
defendant do pay into Court, on or before
the first day of the next term, the princi
pal, interest and cost of this proceeding
due on said note, or show cause to thecon
trary, if any he has : and upon failure so
todotho equity of redemption in and tottie
said mortgage premisjs bo forever there
after barred and foreclosed.
And it is further ordered that the Clerk
of this Court do cause this rule to he pub
lished once a month for four months in the
(nlioNK'ht: <V Sentinel, of Augusta.
1 Georgia, a public gazelle of this State, or
served upon the defendant, his special
agent or attorney, at least three months
previous to the next term of this Court.
Georgia—Burke County.
hi Burke Superior Court, May 2l*nn,lS7o
Moses P. Green 1
vs. j> Rule nisi for fore-
Charles 13. Xisbet.J closure of Mortgage.
Service of tho above stated Kule not
having been perfected upon deiondant—
Ordered, That the Clerk of this Court
Cos cause service to be perfected upon de
fendant by having a copy of said Kule
published in the Chronicle cC- Sentinel,
of Augusta, Goorgia, oueo a month for
four months previous to the next term of
this Court.
1 hereby certify that tho foregoing is a
true eutract from the Minutes of the Su
perior Court. In witness whereof I have
hereunto set my hand and ollicial signa
ture, and affixed the seal of said Court,
this litli day of J une, 1870.
JOHN 1). MUNNERLYN,
lam4m Deputy Clerk.
Georgia—Scriv en County.
Superior Court, May Term, 1870 —Hit
Honor, W.u. Schley, Judge, presiding
LT BEING represented to the Court by
tho petition of Britton B. Mims, as ad
ministrator, with tho will annexed o.
Tarlton B. Butler, deceased, that by deed
of mortgage, dated Jbeluuary 6, IStifi, Jas.
li. Bolton conveyed to the said adminis
trator, among other lands, all that tract oi
land lying and being in said county, con
taining eight hundred and fifty acres, ad
joining lands, as appears oi' mortgage
deed, Wni, W. Oliver’s estate, William A.
Roberts and Samuel H. Littleiieid, which
mortgage deed was for the purpose of se
curing the payment of nine promissory
notes, all dated February 6th, 1860, and all
due four years from date of notes, with
interest payable annually, eight of said
notes being for one hundred dollars each,
principal debt, and one of said notes being
for sixty dollars and fifty-live cents, prin
cipal debt, which nine promissory notes
are now due and unpaid.
It is ordered by tho Court that saiu
James H. Bolton do pay into this C<. urt,
by the first day of the next term, the
principal and interest due on said nine
promissory notes, or show cause, it any
lie has to the contrary, and that in default
thereof, foreclosure be granted to the said
Britton R. Mims as said administrator,
and tho equity of redemption be iorever
barred.
And it is further ordered, that service of
this Ruio be perfected on said James H.
Bolton according to lav*.
True extract from tho n mutes.
R. D. SHARI E,
jnn29-lam4m Deputy Clerk. •
“"valuable property -
AT EXECUTORS’ SALE.
IjY consent of parties, will bo sold, at
I ) the lato residence of Wm. Stroud, de
ceased (74 miles wesL of Athens and -li
miles from Walkinsville), on the FIRST
WEDNESDAY IN NOVEMBER next,
all the Real Estate and a portion of the
Personal Property of said deceased. There
are 2200 acres of land, which is divided
into lols of convenient size. The Personal
Property consists of Bivo Stock, Carriages,
Wagons, and plantation implements gen
erally. O. J. FALL,
Mum. E. V. BATTLE,
sep2o wld Executors.
L J. (iUH.MAimNf. JOHN FLANNERY.
L J. UUMARTIN & CO.,
Cotton Factors
AND
Genera! Commission Merchants,
BAY STREET, SAVANNAH, GA.
Agents for BRADLEY’S SUI’ER
EIIOSI’IIATE OF LIME, JEWELL’S
MILLS YARNS, DOMESTICS, &c.
BAGGING, ROBE and IRON TIES
always on hand.
Usual facilities extended to customers.
sep2s-dl Awtirn
Treasury Department, )
Office Comptroller of Currency, I
Washington, August 20, 1870. )
Whereas, By satisfactory evidence pre
sented to liio undersigned, it has been
made to appear that “The Merchants
and Planters’ National Bank of
auciusTA," in the city of Augusta, county
of Richmond, and State of Georgia, has
been duly organized under and according
to the requirements of the act ol' Congress,
entitled “An Act to provide a National
Currency, secured by a pledge ot United
States bonds, and to provide for the circu
lation anil redemption thereof,” approved
Juno lid, 1864, and has complied with all
the provisions of said act required to be
complied with before commencing the
bu-iuess ol banking under said act.
Now, therefore, I. Hiland R. Hulburd,
Comptroller of the Currency, do hereby
certily that “The Merchants and Px.an
tkhs’ National Bank of Augusta,” in
the city of Augusta, in the county of Rich
mond, and State of Georgia, is authorized
to commence the business of banking un
der the act aforesaid.
(~ln testimony whereof, witness
< L. s. >my hand and seal of oilice, thi s
(■ —. J 20tli day of August, 1870.
RIbaND R. HULBURD,
Comptroller of the Currency.
sep2l-w2m
TACK CRAWFORD TOLLS BE
fj FORK me cne no-horncd cow, marked with tw.illon
turk in right ear aurt smooth crop in left. Appraised by
Jag. Kelly ami Jas. T. Flanagan for $25.00, Cime hero
last Winter. W. W. SHIELDS,
OcUrwim C.eiK.
CANCER! CANCER!
DR. ft. ' HITCHCOCK
Ol Madiibitu, Georgia,
Makes a specialty of treating all perons
ailiicted with
CANCERS, SCROFULA
Indolent Ulcers, etc., etc,
U.E bai successfully treated CANCERS
for the lait TWEN TV YE \KS, without t!ie uiuof a kn : fe
or anv mercurial agint. 1U begs to eer those afflicted to
til-; following cerilhca nos per* ms who have b?en cured
by his treatment. They sneak f>r themsHlvea. The ques
tion will be & a ked, who Is Dr. Hichcock ? To all HUch I
will answer that. I w’at born anil raised in Georgia. For
a'l of wl.i li 1 fee. proud. I am permanently located in
Madison, Georgia..
Dlt. W. L. HITCHCOCK : D gives m? pleasure to
give mvtestimony in regard to the wonderful ejects pro
duced by voir Cancer Filter: About five
years ago I became afflicted with Oaocer, just, above my
right breast. From that time to August Ist, 13G9, I ha ! as
many as ten or twelve l'hyaiciaua to examine and pre
scribe for ;t. but all proved of no avail. I called on you
about the lot August, 18vV. and put myself under your
treatment. I am hapoy to say that your Blaster rem -ve i
th* Cancer, and I am now entirety wed. I cheerfully give
this ce'titicate, not for the pu pose of applauding >ou,
though I feel under lasting obligations to von for the cure;
Ido it for the benefit of ail su< :u as may be alHietM with
this terrible malady. FRANCIS A. CALLOWAY'.
Rutledge. Ga , June 1, 1870.
Tested by Dr. J. F. .IAUKsON,
Dr. J. J. MONTGOMERY.
De.W.L. HITCHCOCK: ido hereby certify thV. I
have iiad a Cancer on the angle ol my la w for fifteen years,
and have applied to a number of physicians for treatment,
but without success, The application of your celebr.rteu
Platter removed t*,e Cancer in eight days from the time of
application. 1' has now been nearly two veara n »&> I was
cured 1 cheerfully j;ive this f.r the b‘ n< fit ol the i llhctcd.
T. P. PEACOCK.
Malison, Ga., Jut.e 1, 1870.
I do cer ify that I have beei troubled with a Cancer on
mv cheek.near my under eye lid for tw years past. I ap
plied to Dr. W. L Hitchcock, who applied his celebrated
Cancer Plaster, and was agreeably rurpriieJ to nee the
Cancer come out whole, the eighth dav from application ; i
am now well and my lace entirely ne.ded up. I aJvis-i an
persons .filleted with Cancer to Mm yr'*!.,.
Madison, August 2, 1869.
I Lave been suffering with a Cancer of the large kind, on
the back of in y neck, celled rose c-n cer. for toe past three
ytare I applied to !r, W. L. HlTdiOCK.oi M-idisou,
who put a plart *r on the Cancer, and, '.n eight Jays, it cam i
ou entirely. 1 aio now well, ana have been since the
Cancer came out, which was lust tad.
M. VV. COFER.
Rutledge, Ga., September, 18*.
DR. W. L. HITCHCOCK—Dear Sir:—l am pleased to
state that your Plash r has entirely cured the Cancer r n
my nOcie, which has given me so much trouble. 1 shall ever
feel gr-teful to you tor the success of your remedy.
MRS. LUKINA STRATTON.
Mad icon, Ga., May. 1870.
DK. W L. HITCHCOCKI am pleased Jo certify that
i have had a large Cane r on my right arm for twenty years
and Lave seen and advised with numbers of Physicians’
who advised me to let it abuic. as they cunaiuored the
Cancer too far advanced to be subdued by remedies. I
heard of y«/a and made application for treatment, as ala's*
resort, and to my great rati-'tact ion your paser has taken
out the Cancer, in eight day.;, by the root*, an l the sore ia
now rapdty healing, and I entertain strong hopes of n
speedy recovery. J. F. BURNS.
Edgefield Court llou?e,S. C.
DR. W. L. lUTOH* TOOK—Dear S r Ido hereby cer
tify that 1 have been nffilcHd-orely with Cancer for fifteen
years,and have tried many Physicians, and spent a great
deal us money—all to no nut pose, until I called on you, m
Madison, hut winter, 'i he application of your plaster has
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and the sores are ail healed up, except one small place’
which is nearly healed, i beg to refer ail persons afflicted
to call on Dr. Hitchcock, at Madi-vn, Georgia.
T. 15. REESE.
Edgefield C. H., S. C., a Hauiourg, South Carolina,
31 ay. It 70.
DR. HITCHCOCK--I am happy to certify that your
remedies Lave cured the Cancer on my face and nose, that
had giv'ii me so much pain for twelve years, it appears
as sound a & if 1 never hau u Cancer.
Mrs. E. U. STANTON.
Nawtnn County, Ga., April 29, is7v—Poetoflj e at Social
Circle, Georgia.
It affords me pleasure to state that I have witnessed a
number of remarkable cures ol C nicer, by the application
of Dr. W. L Hitchcock’s Cancer Planter.
J.F PAITERSON.
September, ISIO, M&diaon. G&.
cc.24—warn
POWER PLEDGED j
1 *, an! to an.- Overshot, vvll
I. BURNHAM’S.
iCevr Tnrbi’lP
w V T 18 It vt tl li I*.
illustrated Pamphlet, for
1870, with “Reduced Price
List,” sen! free by >. F.
!
BURNHAM, “Patentee,” York, Pa.
junbi— wfim
Semen Superior Court,
May Term, 1870.
IT BEING represented to the Court by
the petition of Win. K. Lovett, adminis
trator, and Marv C. Oliver, administratrix
of Richard W. Oliver, dec and that by doed
of mortgage, dated February 16th, 1559.
William D. Campbell conveyed to »aid
Richard W. Oliver a i ract or parcel of land,
situate, lying and being in Die county ol
Striven and State ol Georgia, containing
one hundred acres, more or loss, and de
scribed in paid mortgage deed ns the land
whereon said William D Campbell re
sided at the time of the execution of said
mortgage deed, for the purpose of so
curing tho payment of the following pr<*
mis-orv notes, to wit: One for one hun
dred dollars, principal debt, dated Feb
ruary 16lu, IS,>9, and due January Ist,
I860: one for one hundred dollars princi
pal debt, dated February 16th, 1X59 and
due January Ist, ‘1861: one for one hun
dred and thirty-three dollars and sixlv
onecents, principal liclit, dated February
16th, 1859, and due January Ist, 1862: and
one for one hundred dollars, principal
debt, dated February Kith, 1869, and duo
January Ist, 186:i.
And it appearing that*said four promis
sory notes*am now due and unpaid, il is
ordered that said William I). Campbell do
pay into tnis Court, by the first day of the
next term thereof, the principal and mter
j est due on said noles and mortgage deed,
together with cost of this proceeding, or
show cause, if any he has, to the contrary’
mat, in del-mit thereof, foreclosure he
granted to said William R. Lovett as ad
ministrator, and Mary K. Oliver as ad
ministratrix of Richard W. Oliver, de
ceased, of tiie said mortgage deeti; that
the equity of redemption of the said Wil
liam D. Campbell in and to said mort
gagee premises lie forever barred, and that
service of this Rule ni si bo perfected on
srid William D. Campbell as required by
law.
I certify that tho above and foregoing
Rule ni si is a true transcript from the
minutes of the Superior Court, Scriven
county. ROBERT I). SHARPE,
iun29-lani4m Deputy Cierk.
MADAM FOY’S
COMBINED
Corsel,SkirtSupporler
I ASO BUSTLE
* Is just tire article needed by
every lady who consults
Ucaltli, Comfort and 8!j !t\
Testimonials in its favor
are constantly being re
ceived from all parts of the
country.
Lady Agents Wanted in every County <
the United States.
HARMON, BALDWIN & FOY,
Sole Manufactv rers, Now Haven, Cl.
mar9—w6tn
Benjamin p. o. neal tolls
before me tho folk.win*: cuttle, vi/.: One tm.d» roil
cow with crop Hi (l hole hi .the right ear, valued $12.00 ;
one cream colored, no born, with slope off right ear. and
two slits in the left cur, valued at $15.00 ; one pale red cow
and calf, with slope off bottom of each ear, valued ftt $15.00;
one heifer with no ear marks, rupnosed to Lethe call of the
last mentioned cow, 'uluec at. $12.00. Appraised by Jas.
K. Wilson and JM. Cur.is. Came here l ist wi ter.
W.W. SHIELDS,
oct6—v?2a Clerk.
“WAREHOUSE NOTICE,
The subscribeis bog to notify their
friends and the public generally. Unit they
continue tho COMMISSION BUSINESS
at tho same place and on the same terms
as last year, viz : II PUR CENT COMMIS
SION, and solicit the planters’ business,
assuring them no effort shall be lacking
in tho promotion of their int6rest.
Though selling at half commissions they
challenge a comparison of sales with any
house in the eitv. Orders for Bagging,
Ties and Rope filled at lowest marled
prices.
FLEMING, STAPLES & CO.
seplO— dl*w3m
AUGUSTA FOUNDRY,
P. MALONE, PROPRIETOR,
JVIaNIj FACTIJRER of all kinds of
IRON AND BRASS CASTINGS,
WROUGHT AN D CAST IRON COT
TON SCREWS, worked by Hand,
Horse, Water, or Steam Power.
Plantation Amalgam Bells, Ornamental
Castings, such as fencing, Chairs, Solas,
tfee. All kinds of Mill and Gin Gear made
and repaired. Cotton Gins thoroughly
repaired.
I also have on hand, cheap for cash,
Second-hand Pulleys, Shafting, Black
smith’s Tools, Iron Axles, 1 Harrison’s
Grist Mills Burr Stone, complete; one of
Boyer <t Brothers’ Premium Farm Grist
Mills complete.
Philip Malone,
mar!3- -snwAfriAwif
Dr. J. P. H. BROWN,
Dentist.
IS!) Broad Street, next lioiino above John
A T IiOH. A« 15ou<*s’ ISnrdwarc Store.
AUGUSTA, GA.
SCftiVELM COUNTY.
( >EOItGIA, SOIUVEN COUNTY. -
\X APPLICATION FOR LETTERS OF DiSMJtS-
SloN.—Whereat?, J*»hi M. Perry, administrator on the
estate of David C. Gro-tB, late of said county, deceased,
applies for Letters of Di. nl.ssiMi from said *sfate.
These are. therefore, »o cite and admonish all \ •■lyr.us in
terested t,o be and a: dinar at my ofilce on or before the
sECON I) MONDAY’ IN DECIi.M 15 Ell mfct, to show cause,
if any they can, why said Letters should not he granted.
Given n:u'»T my ufllci.il sgnatme, ibis 12tb day of
SipLmber, IS7O.
HENRY PARKER,
sepH—wS/n Ordinary.
/"UEORGIA, SSCRIVEN COUNTY.-
\X S nton C. Brinson bis applied fir exemption of
personalty, and setting apart and valuation of the same,
and I wi; n-oupuntnei- nwn'. 12 o’clock M., on the fifth
day of NOV EM BEK, IS7O, a’ my office 1 • S--lv u-ia.
HENRY PARKER
BURKE COUNTY.
QTATB OF GEORGIA, BORKB
O COUNTY—WimrtU'i, JI min H. 8.-rry, Kveca’or of
k.award .J. Cart-r O r i.« apmitw fir leav« to sdl the
Rml Kst.ntc of deceased. Al! lumiij uoucerued ar»‘ 111«-rr*-
1 .r< notified to - :P, trr/ oil! eon or before the Ft ItST
MONDAY IN NOVEMBER hex*,'o show c.usa if any
they have, why si and ,e..ve .-mould not b” graded.
E. F. DAWSON.
OCJl—w4 Ordinary I). C.
if GEORGIA, BUI IKK COUNTY.-
V X Whereas. J.ii,n nppii-s for Letters of Administration
upon the Entice of Salu ia A ig ist; Lewi.-, late of said
county, deceased :
The.-e are, therefore, to cite ami admonish all • ersn-n in
terested to be and armear atmv ofli non or before tli • FLR6'L'
MONDAY IN’ NOVEMBER n-.x«.»0 s»i jw cause, if any
they can, why salu letters sfiou hi uotb t granted,
Given under my hand m 1^ olliaial gign ituri at Wayues
boro’ this September 2lat, 13*70.
E. F. LAWSON,
eopM—w4 U 'l i arv.
( GEORGIA, BUIiKE COUNTY.-
Whe ea-, Mrs. Elizabeth Duion a;p . sio mo tor
Letters of Guardiar.slup of the persons ami property of
Simeon Foreham., Claiborne Forehand, and iicjiry Fore
hand, minors of Roan For.bind, deceased, late, of said
county.
These are, therefore, to cite and admonish all tho.-e
interested to be and appear at my oiHce on or before
the FIRST MONDAY iiNuVEMBErI : cr. to show
cause if u';y tliey can, why siid letters should not be
tranred. Given under niv iiuj.d and official wgnatuje, t>. a
il:h day of September, IST).
E. F. LAWSON.
sej'2B—w4 (> din-irv
Buiike county sheid ip fs
SALES.—WiII b<; told Ixifore the Court itourse door
5r the town of Wavues3>oro, liurk County, Ga , on the
FItSST TUESDAY IN NOVEMBER next, w.Hiiu t.'.e
iawltii hours <>t ;• .;e. t; ; e following pro -eriy, to-wjf, :
One bl «k il i.v. M i!" and C Itou Gm, lev'ed on a ;4 .!io
I r p;rty of James A. Fosewortb, to mt.i: fy Hie full rod. on
the following « a'.cl tifa.s issued :ruiu B rkeSuperior C >tirt:
One in fiver of L. i) MaM-he-vr, Ad'"in! tra’or of Sea o •
Wlmber.y, d-ceased, vs. James A. Fo ewer-h, principal,
and Francis A. Jones.endorser ai.-o, one in lav .r of R. C.
Wimberly v«.J A Fas-w »r h, and one in favor of Mores
Sanders vs. -J. A. FoseWurth.
ALSO,
At the Ba*na tiroe and pi >f- , w !! b-’ -old three red Cowv,
levied on as the prr.--ery of Robert F. Smith, Hat. ff ■ o:io
fl. la. bsue 1 f-oin J 5 irke -Super.or - *rti.; Rvc-r of M cuael
Mixon vs. Ribtr, F. Smitii.
A LS),
At the sam.* time an l piac.-., wi i .oiid Boggy and
Harness, lev'ed ori as the propery of Georg** I’at.’oi-on, to
-t:alV a li. fa. ; sau‘ : d l .’Oiri Lurk ; super or Court in favor of
Wiiker&on & Wi son v.. George Pat^ar<9>pu.
ALSO,
At the Bam j ttrne aal place, win l»*, s>;«l Four Hundred
Acres of iouid, more or les-. 1 evict on a- t-*• or.-.perty >f
William Bron.inp, *o hati-f/ope tl.fi. lvued Ir n- B>uke
Superior Couri. in f.vor of CamUne K. Jones v.-. William
B'ookins. S i;d lot or pa-cel of lan J lybtg and b*tng ssitua
teil in D irke countv. Ga., >u the Oi ' d'.stdc', G. M . adjoin
>ng lands of V. Barefield. John D. Munaerhn, C'uil .u Rare
lieid and otfcere.
ALSO,
At the same time and place, will hi sold one Yoke of j
Ot-t, levied <n ao the p'operly * f John I). Ore* nto ■rv !
oneli.fi.. issued under oruer of 15 i;k a Superior CjUri.Tne
State v,. J G. G-ceri. ’
Tnis Sc- t mber 26th, 137".
'Jjl EDWARD BYRD. Shcrltl 11 C.
f * EOIiGIA, BURKE COUNTY-To
’ r Whom it may Conckkn My wile,
SaraU Atm Perkius, having desonoj my
house and honor, wit-iout cause, this is to
notify the public that I will not be re
sponsib.e for any debts or contracts that
she may make, and all persons dealing
with her will do so upon their and her
own individual responsibility.
DAVID M. PKRKINB.
Lawtonvillo, Burke Cos. Ua., October 18,
1870. (sit 111
XTO'IIUE TO DEBTORS AND ORED
' ITOKS—OKOROtA, bl I'.KK <;<)UA"I V.--All
pv : »* : ‘f iUjctjUii l*j t-iee-.ule ol or. Krantl.u o. Uudbee
Isle ofnain ciunty. Uecea«!il, are no,in> rl to noks imiuu
thitte I’-o ru‘ fi», ;tiid th'se InvinK Ucoiamls a. tlir
eitHia hu <1 at*cea.‘.-il w.ll t>re-«at tUom v/ithia e. time
proscribc lby iuw to the Ti *.i l.a v !(. . r
«i:ij county. JlklWToN M. r L Hit I MS,’
K.'r of K. U. (i.-illjer, d-jcvMwl.
Lawtravlllf, Burke Ooubiy, o.t-Ur lVili. isto.
OCU9 - 2m
/ t EORGTaT BUiIKE UOUNTY~
Wnereas, Robert L. Rtchali r.upl.t.s f, r Letters
ot A dmi nis: ran on upon th? eatate of Alexandtr XUchals,
late of burke county, deceased
These ar*-, therefore, to cte vul Mncnfxh nil parsons in
terested to he and appear at inv ollic on or b«-f...v tl e
first Monday in \
caus-o
u an/ ( tuey can, r-hy said i eti-r.i hliould not l>e
Give:; under my ban ! am! officid sign ituvat Waynes
boro’, :his U tocer 3rd, 1870.
E. F LA WSON.
oc6-wl o.'dmary 15. C.
/GEORGIA, BURKE COUNTY
\X M. W. Bull applies lor exoniulion <-J jer
sotiaity, and Mttlng apart and vi.lnaii in ol homestead, and
I will p'ssup’-n the dame at 10 o'clock A. M., at my offlee,
on the 30TH INSI ANT-
Waynesboro*, October 19th, IS7O.
E. F. LAWSON.
oct^O—w2 Onlinury 0. U.
/IEORGIA, BURKE COUNTY.-
\X Vvhereaa, Thomas J, McEimurray appl ca f-r r*tr
maueni Letters of AdmhiiKtratkin ur*ou the e-.t-te of Mia.
Caroline E, Jones, lale of Darke county, deceased,
Tl.cac are. therefore, to cite and aorponlsh, ail I-oraons
iut»T*:sied,t'* !»e and app<**r at iuv offlee on or before n e
FIRST MONDAY in NOVEMBER next, to show cause, it
ary they can, why aitiil Letters ot Adinnmtrsti m Up' U
ax *1 ecinte aiiould not begrauhrl. . *tr „ ,
Give*, under my hand a.nl afilcfel at V -«'*ies
boro’, thus October 3*1.1370. E, r LA U -
OCIS-W4 o.dinar? *.’J,
£Uumistrar&4*.
i T EORGIBURKE COUNTY^
VJ W; PT> >,.!<■' nJ. Mi v LT :iD-»!:rt f r l.u!-*, ci'aa
DUlll'tf tiOU,o un It Si-’iil'.h so an!)- X .i. UOOii 'b l ' *
M'chuel M*'X«ni, riece&seu, for* of Burke lount-v. ‘
These or*, they ifore. toed n and art monish ail praams in.
terected to l»c and appear at the Conn of OnUrw to i,o
bplrt »n ru’d for raid couutv. on lliu FIRST MON DAY l X
NOVEMBER next, t» show tana 2, if any they can. -»h\
arid I-tre^sshould cot be giant*'d.
Given under rnv band and offic'al signature at Waynes
boro*, this Srd O.tober, 1370.
E. F. LAWSON.
octs-wi Ordinary B. C.
fJEORGIA, BURKE COUNTY.—
v -" Whereas. Frances A. Jones Executor of Allen lo
rn u, 1 tv of sa tl county, deceased, applies to the Conn of
Ordlmrv for 10-ive to sell eighty (sp) ac-ea of 1 usd, Ivin-* -t>
tbe county of Eupvnu *n»kl siute, the property "of t*aid
decea'fc’i, estate:
These are, therefore, o cite and Admonish all rAons in
tcre tod t«* Ins and ajipeir tit mv ofllce. oa :» # ore the
FIRST MONDAY in XOVEUB&Kn. V, . v. caa«
if any they cau. why wild leave ahoulu rot graatesi.
Waynes oro’, SeLM.tmber 18T0.
K. F. LAWSON.
Ordinary, li. C.
EORGIA. BURKE COUNTY.-
Whereas, Stephen A. Corker, Adnun : stra?or of
Seim aA. I.ninbert, tate of said county, dice is-d ..pp : lo
Hit* C 'uri < f Ordinary for leave to sell all the nm paiaie of
stid dt ce*scd:
Then--‘.are, therefore, to cite and adnmsish all persons in
teresttul to be .»nd appear at mv oiOce ou vr before the
FIRST MONDAY IK NOVEMBER next, to show taua\
it any they can. whv said L ave should no; be granted.
(livea und- r my hand and ofUdal sigHtture :.t office at
Wayneaboro’, tins September 2JR1.157«».
hi. F. LAWSON
aeo24- w 4 Ordinary 1». O,
i GEORGIA, BUIIKE COUNTY. -
\ Whereas, Mrs. Caroline .1. Lovett.. njHrdlun o**
Lou lav T. C E liaou (firmer y Lovett) aopiiea ’ * lb.* o<-urt
of Ordinary for Letters 1> smissory trim* said lU.ir.Hvi U' t>,
These are, therefore, io ci'e and udmotii :ii, :•! p.-rjon*
iiiten*s*i’d, to be and appear *t. my ofllre o:i or !efi>r th«*
FIRST MONDAY lu DECEMBER next, to suo* . u*is.\
if any they can, why adu Idlers should t W p.ra *v. and.
(Even under my hand and otllclal stenatur.’ a- Wxjmf
Ivoto’.tliia August 31, E. b*. 1 AWsd.N.
aepl—3;u t) dinary It. (f.
(A.K JIIGI A, ~BIIRKE “CoUNTY
v_J Whereas, Jus*in 1». IKvith. Adminisfr.uor of UaTulal
W im'Hwly. late ol Itutke c.unty. applies to nie
Iv.r i, *!teis Di.itipsaory from s»id udniiniatration.
Ttiea’ are, thens i’re, to ciu- an*, admoniali all persona
interested to b* and aupear mv • tfio ou or he
r,ire .lie FIRST MONDAY IN NOVEMBER next, to
hhow cause-, w any thry can, why Loti<*ra Disuuaaory
should not. l ,* erantu l.
Given under my hand and ofll. ial si'nature, at Waynes
boro’, this August 1-t, IS7O.
K. F. LAWSON.
atia*~—w3ui Ordinary li. O.
TALIAFERRO COUNTY
POSTPONED
r TALIAFERRO SHERIFF’S rtALI?.—
1 Will be Bold, ou the FIRST TUESDAY JN
NOVEMBER next, before the Court House door, in the
wwn of Crawfoidville, Taliaferro county, witluu tiie legal
hours oi sale, the following prop*rb*, to-wit: On» lot of
land in OrawfordvilD with improvements ther»on. ly ng on
tho westt»ide of the .Jail lot* known us the Snillii lot, and
cant:.inin » about one acre, more or lons Ais , a tract ts
land on the north side of tiie North Fm-k of the Ogcee'.oe
river, in said county, adloiniug lands of Mrs. Marian Tay
lor, Charles T. Lucas and other, comamiua: abont time
h'mcrtd (20 ) a-.rts. more or les l , levied on as the proj erty
of the estate of 11. J). S. Peek, d»-'•eased, t® satif-fv onefl. it.
issued frt m t lie Superior Court id Talisterro countv, m fa
vor of John 11. Seals vs. Beniamin F. Moore, Admin -dr; -
tor, tSec., of li. 1) S. IVck. Property pointed out Ly D. F.
1 .September 29.1570. M. I). L. GOOUEK,
octl—wld Sheriff T. C.
TDMINISTitATOR’S SALK-WILL
XjL I>o sold on the FIRST TUESDAY IN NOV EM
Lint next, before the Court House dour, in the town ot
Crawfordvibe. Within tiie legal hours of sale, twenty-fright
hundred acres of iatul, more or less, known as the land of
John Evans, of Tuliaf rro counry, docea.Mxi. Said laud
will l.e ilivided ami Bold into about nine settlements, plats
of which cau be seen on the day of s vie.
Terms cash, titles given when money naid.
.JAMES W.ASDUKY,
S3. DO—wld Admit Lirator.
“Tlpljcatiom FOR PERSON A, i-
L\ TY.—GEORGIA, TALIAFERRO COUNTY.—
Vv illiam A. I’erkios appliea to in-- for exemption of y.cr
s nal:y, an l 1 wili pas- upon the sain - at mr otfl< ; m
Crawiordvilie. on MONDAY, OCTOBER 31st, 1370. at
la oHilcct A. M.
ThisOotolier 13th, 1870. UIIARLKS A. BKAZLEY,
i c I*—w2 Ordinary.
Taliaferro administra
TOR'S SALE —lly virtue of an order from the
Court, of Ordinary of Tahafarro county, will be sold on the
HR,ST TUESDAY IN DECEMBER NEXT, before the
Courthouse door In Crawfcrdsville, in said county, be
tween tiie legal tale hours, the tract of land in said county,
whereon Cindnnatus Johnson formerly resided,containing
210 acres, more or less, adjoining lands of Lawrence Battle
and others, and lying near Barnett Depot, Georgia Kill
road. The Imdis ol Average quality. Soid for the pur
pose of distn: • ution. Terms cas ..
WM. If. BROOKE,
Ail;n!r'igtrator dc bonis non with will annexed on Estate
of C. Johnson.
oc.2l—wtd
GLASSCOCK COUNTY.
n EORGIA, GLASSCOCK GCUNTY.
\~J A 61’l.lOATION l-'OIt LIiTfiSKS OF DI.BMIS
SION.—Whereas, Henry Howell, Adm ni tratur ou Ihc
estate of VVinuey Boyd, deceased, represeats in his i et'dion
duly ii'ed and entered in record, that he has fully adminis
tered and estate, and applies for dismission :
'I hese are, therefore, to cite all persons interested to bo
and appear at my office within tne time prescribed by law,
and show cause, if any they can, why Letters Dismissory
should not bo granted.
Given under my hand at office in Oibsnn,
1870. HENRY L'HJUE,
sep2l—w3m Ordinary.
( b EORGIA, GLASSCOCKIIOUNTY.
V Four weeks after date application will be mudi to
the Court of O.diuary of said county, lor leave to sell the
reM estate of Isaac Downs, late of sad county, deceased.
This .September Doth, lS'iU.
HENRY liOWELL,
P rr2i—wlm Admlulstra or.
/ 1 EORGIA, GLASSCOCK COUNTY.
V J Wher -as, John S. Swim, ndminixtrat >r outlie esUto
oi John Swint. Sr.. 1 vtc of -aid county, deceased, repre
sents in his petition, duly ffled and entered on record, that
he has fully administered said estate and apjdies for dis
mission.
These are, therefore, to cite end fcdraonhli ell persons in
t.eresi.ed to he and uppea- at my office on or before the
FIR T MONDAY IN NOVEMBER 1.. V, uml -how
cause, if any they ca i, wny Letteis Dismissiry should not
Ur grunted.
Given und-r my hand and oflic‘.;J si/naluie th s August
Ist, 1870. HENRY LOGUE, UrUinary.
augC—w3rn
/AuI iBM AN’S HA l aK.-(J K()RG! £
GLASSCOCK COUNTY-By virtue ol au order
from the Court of Ordinary of said count), will be told lie
Dire the (' mrtlloiise door in the Town of Oihson, f.n II c-
FIKST TUESDAY IN DECEMBER uex\ within the
visual hours of sale a fact of land lying ii sod county ,h* -
longing to Janie Ravbun, minor of Wm. K, R.ybuu, de
cca. ed, a'ljoiniiur lamia of Tfiomas Land, Wm. Eaybun
and others, containing ninety (!R)> acres, iu<»re or le.s. Sold
to Vi ay debts and lor the benefit oi ilt • -aid minor.
Terms cw. Lewis J. raybun,
This October 3.1, 1870. Guardian.
TXUAKDLAN’S haI,E.—GKORGTa;
A OLASSCO'IK COUNTY.'—By virtue of un order
from the Couit ot Ordinary of said county, will ba sold be
fore the ( biurt lloiim do »r, ;u the Town Os Gibson on the
FIRST TUESDAY IN DECEMBER, 1810, within the
usual hours ol sale, a tract of land belonging to the. mi tor’s
of J imes R. Suuler, deceased, adjoining lands<>f John
fcnidor, 11. S. Colhwru uml others, coutaiimte fifty two (6 )
acres. Sold for tins beat lit of Lae tumor children of James
It. Snld r, deceased.
Terms r dh. JJENJ. C<»\ A'tJ.h,
This Octo >*:r 3d, I’GU. G aardiau, Ac.
ocia -wtd
COLUMBIA COUNTY.
ADM ! NI.STUATOII’S BAL E -
-/A. GEORGIA, COLUMBIA COUNTY.- By virtue of
an nrui*’* f.« iii the Conn, vs ordinary < f said county, will be
t old, b* f >r< tiie Court House door at Appling, on the FiRVf
TUESDAY IN DECEMBER nix’, ona true, oi parcel or
land lyleg mi .aid eo.nay, two Hiiliw f om Thomson,contaiu
ing one hunrir and and ni i.-ty acr. p, more or .'erg, and adjoin,
ing lands of James K. Wilson, a. E, .Sturgis and K. IL
Bacon, bn m and tr;. t a rood dWcU.ug, good outliousea.
and a spleti.l and orchard . t iruittrees, the, being tt.e 'ar.d
assigned to Mrs M. 11 S:a:.f,rd, widow of D. buudord.
lute of .-aid ecu ntv, di'ceaFcd, for dower. Sold for beneiiti I
helrn aad ctedibus ol said ft. P Starfoid.
Term*« ca. b, pMK'liaß' rto pay for papers.
This September 2d, 187 ).
B. li. WILKKUSON,
octl wt l Adm'r. de boms son.
V S ECtfifOlt’S MALE— Ob tho FIRST
| i TUKS!»AYin DECEM BER Nl< XT, in pnrguar.ee of
i an or »er « f il. : C 4-ir ■ o' «»r-i .-r/ ot Columbia county,
will l >* *oid Or fore the Court h »u*e door, i - . raid county,
the Homestead of the la e J urmh Harris.-, containing (COtJ]
six hundre«l and forty-rhrte acres, well limbered and a
©•inPortable residence with all lu out-builrings.
*l’hf farm Ik in a higi slate of cul ivai'oi .
At th; same tin.- and place smother trnt of la. and adjoin
ing the above, contaning (M : %)e x hu >d ed fifty-eight
and one half acres, unimproved, and c mtaining between
time and four hundred acr. sos original forestland.
A's>, ai other tract cniaining ninety acrog, h«. lug a
part or the place known a-■ the Marshal tr.,ct of sami, ad
joining B. Ramsay and of h* r*.
Sold fortheb jucflt of the legdeeg. Terms, cne-half tab,
the reinninder on twelve inomlrV time, w i fi iutere. t from
date, l’urchasers to pay for titles.
JAMES M. HAKKISS,
octal-wtil Ki'ri.l Jmi'tii ll^rntr.
A DMLNLSTII.VrOIVS SALK.—CO
LUM il A COUNI' Y.-B/ virtue of an order from
the Honor*;ale Can't of Ordinary of e Md county, will In
soid at Ap .omr. before the Co'rt Hou*e .'nor of said
ceunty.oii tf.e FIRST TUESDAY m DECEMBER n.-xt,
betw -nu tho I-'gil lionrs of -i:ilo tha i .Yowlnif pr..poriy,
viz: One H ».ise and Lot in Ur.-, town of VVr.ght- .oro’,
occttp’e«l by Wm. A. Wile , also, ninct>--even aiulone
half mreermre or .ess,of pne l«nd, a few fti'os north of
i Uiilroad. adj.-iminif land- of Elam Finch. Sad
pr*p*rty sold n tne pr -;-t y of Eliae Fc itt for the benefit
of tho heirs and crcciior- ot the estate. Terms cash.
GEJ. W. GRAY,
Oct 15—wtd AdiamHr*'or j
JEFFERSON COUNTY.
I ETTKUS OF ADMINISTRATION,
I J GEORGIA. Jr.FFFRSON COUNTV,—Whereas.
piled
Let-U-r of A-imim:; r <•:. the er tat oof Jame* E. L >y*!v,
dv ceased.
Thus • in*, tkor lore.Joc'h* aU p rvi.-xlr.'*-' .-t -Ho lt*;.id
Eppearat my oihec witli n ihcbum preseti by law, ;n,d
Hiow cau.se, il any they car . why svd letters Bhould uoi. Ik*
granted.
Sepl4—6 ft W. il. WATKINS. Ordinary J. C.
fAEOKGIA. JEEFERrfON CuUNTYr
—Whereas. Mary J. Stone. Administratrix «.f J mes
M. Stone, and - to sell a pj.tion *1 the
lands belonging to th- estate of h id doc* i w .
The*e are, there T-r i, to cite ad admonidi all arid p.iagu
lar tlie ptrtlei iißere tcd lu said ot-ate to lie and appear
before t.e Court of Ur ! nary, to b i held in and to- said
said county on the FIRST MONDAY IN NOV EM
BER ex'. and show cause, if any they an, why &ai l leave
should not be g.anted.
W. H. WATKINS,
cc'f—w4 O dinary J. C.
A DMINISTRATOR’S SALE. —BY
-cX virtue ot an order o the Ordinary ofilefT.-rsm coun*
tv will he sold at 'ln* Market House in Louisville on th** th-xt
TUESDAY IN DECEMBER i ext, two tracts of Land,
lying in Jeffcrsm cou :ty ; one entaimn/ fifiy-on<* acres,
more or Ie.BH and aUjoimug lands c-f Jane It uideoi. William
G. Wi ’.iah'H, Ki< Hughes aul ohe s ; fas other tract
containing twenty-alneaoro*. mo e or le--» and adjoining
lands of William l*jpc, Randal Irby and WJli-tm G. W.J- |
~„ „ .
Sold as the property of t - *-- est ite of James M. 1 e-due
for the b.mifit of creditor j and fur tha purpoae ol distribu
! tun. Terras cu»h.
Tills () t it*r (tl., U7O. 14. W. B. FERULE,
oc s—wtd AdKiin'w’rator.
TiiRFERSON COUNTY bIIERIFFS
tl SALE.— wn: ■)' Mr id. rhr Market Home, in Lou it ~
villc, on the FIRST TUESDAY IN NOVEMBER next,
the follow ng pr perty to-wxt; Three Bq lar-.s, t.»o
Aueure, 1 Rabfflt Plan-. 18m otning Plane, 2 Jack PLanef,
l Fore I’lane, 1 Hard Saw, 2 Tenant BaWd, 1 s . w , l
Broa*l Axe. one Brac-i ami 15 t. 8 Chisels, 6 Dane Bi*.-, 2
Hainincrn, 1 G n.blet, 1 Saw Set. 1 C uupasi. I Gang-, 1
pair of Match Danes. 3 l‘i *nes, 1 Screw Driver, 1 T«x)l
«;he*d, and 1 one-horxe Wagon, ievu and on as the property of
Cudjo Eye, t*> -atiely »c * li :ri ! cil bnue l from Jeffer.Hou
Supeiior Court, lu favor oi h ; officers of the Court v«. rad
Cudjo Fjre.
'j'Lis Scptembcrthe 23,1HT0
je, 30-wtd JESSET, MULLING, She. iff.
/2J.R(3RGIA, JEFFERBON COUNTY,
IX - By virtue of anord r from the U-*urtof Ord'u»ry
of sad county, will be srj lat the M *-ket Houne, in the
•own of Louisvilleou tue FIRST TUESRA Y in NOVEM
BER next, witein the u-*u»J Doura of Male. the. loßowiog
property of the estate of Elcanah Rodgen*, to*
w.t: '* nree lots of land, the c.t .-aid lota «ituat» and. lying
and b-inx in the eounty aioremid on t«i«i wea* .-,ide c»
B> u..hy Creek, containing one hundred and eghy- ight
.ibi, acres, more or las, uj'inlux bad. o! BinirGon
Brown. . A. G>odo»:i and otiiera. The second i t
f i'uaied, lying auu o* ingin said county, on the wrs- Fi-'J
of Brushy Cre-k, eontamiugone Lu* dnd and eighty-eight
(UW/ :4«:re.B, imre.or leiG end adjoining lands ot George
J 'hn Brinson aid o here. The third ’o*«,
Ring ui *1 big in said county on the ‘-a-* tide of Dru.-hy
k. i * iitanilng oi.e hundred at and seventy-one (171) acre*
more <>r loss, anti uoioir ing iunda ot George Owens. Cab -1
Wright and others, boll a; tho property of E ca;.uii
Rodgers, dcceaurd, forth-* benefit ot the heirs and £;«*«itcro.
'i woof the lots of the land aljoved art improved
and situated in the moat desirable portio« ol the uunity
l euig near the High School at Wu/n Church. I’ereou. ip*
Hiring to purchase may oo well uy attending the ouie.
Term*—Due-hair cash, ihe other payable tl.e Ist ; Novem
ber, 1557 L wJh mortgage on premises ini crest from
Furchuaer rcauirpd V) pay for litjp ami stamps.
HENRY C. RODGERS,
J J.J:AKMER,
Heptevnber 26, 1370. Adiainistr atora.
slixiy ‘days afikk date a’P
I’LICATICN vpi tie mule to the Court .if Ordinary
• f Jetier.Y>u county for leave u.l *he r-a! estate be
loug'ug to the minor h*Ca of George W . Roberson, de
ceased. Octolicr Ist, 1t570.
E. 11. W. HUNTER,.
dcUU-Wlm <J"ATtiI all.
n EGRGfA, JEEEERSON COUM’YT
"X J'ersuantto an order from the Ordinary of said
rouutv. willbetolcoa THE FIRST TUESDAY JN
C EMBER next, at the Market House, iu the town o: U>u
isville, vriUiin the legal hours ojsJe, or.o ira*; rj Land,
l-elong ug to the estate of Augustus Ferguson, ct said conn*
ty, dece&aeil, rouUiniug nluety- hrea aerc-, mors *2?*
said land lying ia Ngacounty Ou the north b*!e cl
t!r,-ck- adioiimi/ J ones Ulipbruit, T. Swiss and other*. . oiu
I,T the bem-Lt or the heirs and i red i tor so/ .-aid Ceteosea.
Term i cash, and the purchaser to
oci2—rthtwtd Aum i. stralor.
ADMINIHIKATOK’S SAIiE—BY
virtue of an order of the Or#i*try of J *' u
oiunty, will li*- sold, at the M:*.rL«t ui l' f '')isvilte,
J* flergon county, on the h'iKdi Tl/KsDAY INNgVEM-
B>5K next, a Tjaet of Land ivlnx m the count v oi
ti uk,« *'itaming tw > hiiudpsl *nd sixtt fiv*- acr*a, ewwe
- a,* i>luing lands of Martin G. Dye, the e*tn, .J.l&iu”*
Fa*:he,Bte:diorn <i ov r, James Wood. Sold os tne propt-dy
of tfi'* .-state of Mary Fag'ie for d!strihui»dli. Icruis Cosh.
Mrp'illljiXT 171", l«7«. L „ aVKf
SIAKTIN U. UX K
Wl-Ul—tlliwM Adinil.lutratorg.
(Georgia, jefferhon county.
VX tVhertas Harwell J. lirowu apuli-- to lue for
L-'te'sc.f Adaiinlutmtlon ou the A-Ute c| Ehxa Brown,
Us?. of *wd county, ueceased.
These are, therefore, Lo cite and a-lmmisb all* and
singulHß Hie parties interested, to lie and appear at my
office in Louisville, by the FIRST MONDAY in NO
VEMBER next, eud stuw cans*, if any t icy have, why
said Lettere ehonld not be granted.
W. H. WATKINS,
octl—v4 Ordiaory J. C.
LINCOLN COUNTY.
Georgia, luck>Ln county.—
WUweif. Wiley S IWo-, admim.tralor dc demo
‘rT sf'irar. !•«!?*
rcto.d, (..ut .iaß f-.Ly adnd-i c.oi Dkv.a m Moss’
es’ji-o.
Thi»is. G.-C'ef ,r •t • (it*' nil ',<<vriv'.iis fomcerned kindred
•ud credit* **, «*> -l ->w cause, if any ih*\ •; v W l,?*/
mmistrator HvoaH not Ik* ductuig . fro.a i a.* (N-a
Hon. and roc -ive letters ot dismihdon o-i t-.r trrt v'n v'
day in NOVEMBER. 1870. M
Given under my Laud and official : ign
July Ijrn, iS7O. u. F. TATUM
IVlft—wßm o-ri";.^y
INliOhiM SHEIUFF6 Alj f..—
Will be sold ou toe FIRST TUESDAY IN VjVEM
bC.R ncr, bof(> r e the Court Tl >u? - door >m iY. urolnton be
tween the usoel hour* of «°.le, the following nronertv to
wiT.: Seventy three acr >« (73) •: lo .1, m n - • r ica-, lyiVgln
Hu* wii«>-oii S »»i* Cr .• . :-. ijoining lands
of Robert Ueoderfion, h. M. Wright .n;i u . the sun?
ocini the -urrlns over a*»d ab ive ilje a i • tr,t of laid laid
oil to Robert Henderson as a homeatead. J. vj. and on as the
property or said Robert Heniersoa t* m.) followit g
of Ha rah WdUnelum os. said R>ben Bonder*-, a • on s - it
favor of ZH. Wilh. u ha-. , and «*!;;■ rfi /
to 1.. J. Lyon* ihe above pr >pe.M.v • t.m »-y c,*u*« u
ADM IN iS'i’RA I'U lit- SALE. uY
/Tg virtue us an order from Um Cau r. . • or-ll narv i, r
Lmcolo county will be .vH K:*or* vlu »•.... • *,« u ,
iTtsvd cnntv, I.Mwtea the mnti fours 'r,V\ . n, .’
FIRST TUESDAY in NOVEMBER •, x . j:‘i fo!i“wd •
property, to-wit: Two liuudre 1 aul lw ntv’(g o) q.' r ..* ,7
land, more or less, m said countt of Lin „u
lands «1"K to the Kim,' of •• Mai,,,
water, or Kule River, s .Id u the *r 1, .A'V' ""
the e.-tiie ol'l l rhera .'i Kt
iiithe widow*.dower, lor tne I. u ")l ol U.e ln-ira oi
To ms eonli. W 11.1,1 AM V’. STROTIHCR
Ad rdi-ist.'a'ur dc bonism .i ot Dick *ia.>u lUdl.d iy
August 17, IST-» aug2l-wU
AD.MINISTUATOR S SAL E. -
virtue of an order from the Court of Ordinary of
Muu<h«ntv cuiiuty, will t*<* «.»ld be-on* the Court lioj.*
vloiit. In l. imolutou. ' i . • countv, between tin* u-i al
tburs of aal**. on Hu* FIKsT TUESDAY m NUN KYI BEIL
ii’Xt, the t. llowing pii»i>cri\ i•wu •
One Uioustnd a. n-. i 1.0 „r’ lc s. in caid county
'V l - 1 1''*** i’. on ihc wa*cr> • 1 1.-t river, adjoining land-.if
\ »•-. 1.. vW. U-. Ucs* .Icnni-iifs am! Du.tcl
V ‘ < .(’! Hn Jh' p.o|H* v b •longing t.» the ♦*etat>* of
ljuciuda M brv . -lie ol 1 1,. u l, •v. and , j f r,:, lo t|,c b
ill Oft hot,.Mr.-. I s.Mdco-’. I. Vctti.i onc.Ualf cash, the
rt na tmer m lue \.* moniu-, w.tti inoit; ig«* o. * ro;»crt\ it*
sc. ur j pa) .ii *nt. J
a'lll'lSd'’ 1S;J * dOHN M. i’ll PI.IFF,
g.*pr» .q Artuiimitrgtor.
ADMINISTRATOR’S 8A I. K
/A.,?™ '•>* •'IISM' It'ERIIAV in.
CKdBER 11. X., . . . ~.d, 1. I .ucioe lo the „lt, , i
.letiie, . . Lett e.e ,t Line .In e’tftt V, lie. eHs. 0. ~e
laoi no <l\ hee,ire- ;u ,| t .rtvriwu (M-L •• i,. ii,. . r
"i "Hitt'
A. K. M.h10.,1 li id .1 ■„ 1. I'ae, re, no
well la.provea, buv.tu g oi dwelling and aii iuacwvv
out-biiih.mcf.
Terms cash, purcha> •> to nav t.paws, stainoe Ac
JAMES A. I.OFLIN, Adiiiiiibtrator.
Octet e: 1,1570. octl—wui
\TOTICETO DEB’CDRS AND GREP
i_I ITOKS.- GEORGIA, LINCOLN COUNTY.- No
V c ? “ Kiven t° j.ii pc .sons b vmg demand sacaiitrtl
Jaiiit.-. I. la tin, lib. ol -ud c.U'ity, deceased, to present
them to me. properly in u.v out. w r hiu t !ic li:m* prercribed
by law, so as to show ti..' : chtra,. rutnl amount: aud all
persous iudelrtcl to sil dco a.ed are Ueicby reuulred to
make immediate payment to me.
October 4.1*. 187 J. JAMES A. LOFL! N.
OCXS -wn X dill nistrator.
OGLETttORPE COUNTY*
/GUARDIAN’S HALE. GEORGIA,
U OGfiETfiOin’lC < OUNTV.-Uy Vi.tuo <>t un order
fu-in the ilonorabio tin Court of thdlmuy. and sdd couutv
wl'l be sold before the CourD,. u - il.to- t;t tli» town of
Lexington,ou tiie FIRST TUES *AY I N NOVEMBER
1870, within the usual hours of sa>t«, the followin-' tract o't
land, belonging to tho minors ol Naihan llunu r, tUceanetl
one tract ot laad lying oiitb.*. watomol BulTalo cri ck, j»d’
loinlng lands of Geo. W. C »llaw.»y .1. A. l;.••.! and l»r K
L. Handers, containing (45Ui four liuudivd and titty acres*
more or le.n. Sold tor tmo ln»n(‘fit »»i the minor children of
Nathan Hunter, deceased, 'fern:. oo>li.
Lexington, G i., September sth, 187 0.
ANNA 11. HUNTER
Uoudiw, 4e.
A PPLICATfON FOR LETTERS OF
J~\_ DISMISSION. —GEORGIA. OGLETHORPE
COUNTY. Whereas, .1 hn a. Jewel, Excc».U>r or
the estate of Mrs Eiiii y Meiere. of K.d*l county, decuisci
applies lor letters of d-tin. nsloii 1 oin said esiut ■.
There are, therefore, to cite and admonish all pers-Jns in
tereßtul, to Ih: and appear at my office ou the FIRST
MONDAY iu DECEMBER, I.S7D, to show cause if any
they haw, whv iefers «>;.■ and n- 1 he graaUtl. ’
Lcxiugtou, Ga., Sept ml, r sth, IS7U.
F. J. ROBINSON,
set p>~-Worn Ordinary.
TEAYE TO Slab GEORGIA,
JLJ OGLEIHJRI'E ('t)'.'NTY. — When*as, George
J< wei, Administrator ot th date of William Jewel, lat.* or
sad county, deceased, appli* s to me fm lc .ve to w-ft tiie
lands to sad dect ased.
Tuns*are, th-retbre, -ocl.cttiid admonish all tteraona
interpKtoti, to lie and appe-tr at mv office on or Uffore the
hJRST MONDAY in NOVEMBER. R7U, to show cau.e
n any Ui*-y can, why said 1 .ve should not be granted.
E aint.ton, Ga., Septt-mb r 5 h, 1870.
„ , F. J. ROBINSON.
ttept7—trim Ordimuy 1) C.
A PBLICATION FOR LETTERS OF
-4 L AdMINIhTRATION,—GFt)?tG lA. i GLKTJIOIU'E
COUNTY’.— V, ncre-is, Mrs. Eli*a C. tOUNG, apo) ea to
ni” for letters of ad mi dstnition up »n Uie «*t.ale of E iward
Young, late of said county, decc s ‘d.
These are, therefore, to Ciu: and admonish all persona ii»--
tor t»fed to lwi»ud appeitr atmvcfllc • at Lexington, ou tlu-
FIRST MONDAY in NOVEMBER, 1.37 U, ts cn and there
lo snow caUie, il any they can, why auid letters should not
be granted.
Lexington. Ga., September 6,1870.
F. J. ROBINSON,
liep7—w4 Ordinary, O. C.
A D MINI ST ll ATO 5V S 8 Ala E_
fl GEORGIA OGI ETHORIM; COUNTY. - - t* v
virtue of an or-.cr from tin* honorable On* O.nrt ,ff
()• dinary of sai.l county, wdl be ns »i«l on th»: M Rs’i’
'I'UESDAY IN NOVEMBER n**x:. i • li.rc Hie (tetirt house
do i in the town of Lexi-gtnu, in :-aid com'v, Hu* f niow
iitg tract,, of land belonging to the estate ot' William Collms,
Into of said county, dec *..- ed, to-wit:
N . one.—On Um s-mthside of tne Wundt gton road, on
the waters of Troublesome creek, adjuliilng lands of Tho-.
J. Ho-van'. Geo R, Lumpkin and oll»vrf», cunt i.iing (.H.VJ)
three bur die it and tiiu-iwo acr. h. mere or It
No. two.—7ho original Scab .n l)sv ttact, on tl.e
vec era of Indian creek, adjoining lands Tn u ,1. Howard
Faust arid others, containing three hundu* 1 and e.ghtv-one
acr-*s (381) aerc-j, more or Us-*.
No. three.—Tne Jeokin*a tract, on the waters of lndlau
creek, fidjomivg Nnncy B u.-hm, W. M. Lane, and others.
ContaininglW ' hundtt l and three, (.u.,) acre.-, more in l*- s.
No. four.—T.h-* Jiunia I*. Cwlitus tract, on the wat**rs of*
Indian cre* k, adj duing the S-. lorn Dav ' tract, Wm.«l.
I>raper and others c»u*uinln< two t undred and tlurty
(230) a< res, more or less.
No. five.—'l'he M r. (}. Collin*- tract ol land, on the waters
of Indian creek, aojoining lands of it. T. CoiJtns, W. M
Lane and others, •e nl.aining three hundred and ninety
(blK); acres, mo e «»r n* s. Terms <>n tha day ol tale,
bcpteiubcr sth, 1870.
I). W. BATMAN,
find li. T. UOLLIIMR,
Administrators of Wm. Collins. Uece*«fied.
eopß—w4o<l
/GEORGIA, OGLETHORPE (J6US
\ J TY.— Ai’BLICATfON FOR LETTERS OF
DM 1 NISTKaTION Wher(*Mf« Joseph B. 8.0.1er up
nlies to me .or L iters* of Adur-uLtration upon tho estate 01.
I*. B. Bnt.br, late of sud county, decoasod.
These art*, therefore, to < ite and adm nGh ad p rsons it
terested t'« be and appear at mv < ;!!.*: at Lexington on th*-
FIItST MONDAY IN NOVEMBER, lv;li,then amUlier
to show cause, if any they have, why sain Letters about tl
not be grau'ed.
F. J. ROBINSON, Ordinary O. U.
LcxiugtOD, Oa., August 22d, IB7U. au.- 21—w. r »
A IMPLICATION mm LETTffIS OP
. , DISMISSION—(I EORG 1 A, OGLKTIIOKt* m;
» ouJTV WiiereiiS, John J - . Daniel,Gnaruian «>i Benja
mm F. Daniel, applies tome for lsfUer* |>ihmist,io.i
trout *»aid Uuardinnhip.
Tbeae are, therefore, to citA Hint a imo ti li, all persona
inturerledto bo and a..pear ut my office o:i «.;• i. u.ie Hie
FIRST MONDAY IN N'OV EM BKR ,■*.;,
If nfty they can,why buhl aJimild not be grunted
L x.ugtou, Ul, Ju.y Clu, 1870.
F. J. ROBINSON.
I ■ _
ADM 1 N IST Ka to # S BALK.-
GEOIIGIA. OGiiETIIOKPECOL'NTV.—By virtue
oi an order from U.e Honorable tho Court of Ordinary of
said county, will b- told before tho < huirt. ffoiiav .ioor in tne
town ot Lexi m ton, o,< th FI KM’T t CS DA Y IN N«|.
V EMBER, loT'J. following pro pan . UikiUgiiK to ■ i».*
Estate ol S iMt.iel Ul. 1.1 . <b e i.ad.i.a-Wil:
cm liou-e and Lot ni • :> town ot VYuodstoek, in sawl
county. Said 10l coutmua . ix*y :icr« aof land, more or less
with good unproven i t ;..- t> mu the .u;i*>*.
One woodland lot, known :■* th M b Lot, conLaiuibg
om* hundred and twenty acre*, more or Je*4.
Tv* -third** interest in on. ]| -umj and l, X in tho l >wii ot
Woodstock. couL'iiiJiug two (2) acre-, iu«.|.- orbs. .
One lot. of It and i*i Dade county, containing one hundred
and sixty acn a. ixsure or near Nickaj.i, g (j aV e, in said
county.
Ail sold for the bct.-at of the heirs and creditori o saki
estate.
Terras Cain:.
Z.ACH AKiAH 11. CLARE.
Adn.’r «>f Samuel G;et»n, deceased.
A DMINIHTRATOR’B SALE
it OKaUOU.tWI.KTJIOKI'A i HUNT*.—By vlrluc
of an oritur .rum Lie ltnin u!.i,i 1‘,. ; <'..url of Orilii.a-v
sd«l county, will be rold hefor * tiie O.nirt House door n
the t'.wn of iajxngtaMi. cn the FIRST TUESDAY V,
NOVEMBER, Ifc.u, within ts,« uxu . hour* oi sale, in'-
fol owing ira* t ot femd. I : », / ti the estate or John
Uusffin,deceased, to wii; U; l a xu. Land lying in m„i
out -ty, on the waters .tin’ll* Cloud’s Cre-k. nd,oiniu*r
Jmi lfi'.f JJ 11. Barnett, David li. Johnson at.tl Abel Ei. r
ha t, c in tail dug Hut! a*aw, uu-i-or less, Hevcnty-five (7o»
acre< us which is in a .late ol e.uttiva'.on, forly-lve (4i»
utr.-boi wo. .1 laud, and t «>* t > li v. (*j:,y ar*r». <1 hjtu>ni
land. l’unleA desiring to :ecirk luc tfu, day of rule can
tub ution the unders'gmd.
'fe ms Cash. Sold for tne bmeat of the neir. and crcilu
tor.-, r.f i-aal estate.
JAM kS M. BUSBIN,
Artmiuiatrato; of Joan i;u bin, de«o* ; «d.
A u gust Ist, 1870, augß w'd
A DM I NISTRATOR’B SALE
Xl 'rHlHdlA, DUI.E'! ilOKt-K COUNTY My ’vir
' 1 -Tl r fur'll 111 Util n.n.i- tli, ll.mii ui Or.liii, rv >
I ol s i.l eMl'ity, will In- aolil. 1., lure tl.e Cunrt Jlou-., lu.,
j in tli : ti.wu of Bey nyl'ui. wi l i-. Be. Uruiil h Ul. .it
<"• "" HH* l TU r SIIA VIN HOV ei.M li S.B, lyyu ,bn
| "Ilf- i.l (X) i1.1.-r-m mil,, -l-r.,1 f L.U.I lyil.K m .
; ,<o..d Dnt-rict. on the w:i|,.r-. of l.road ever, known as U*«
I ijoo.-c-p'.ud iract—flaiw tract conlalnnig a.mnt iftti r, a
i |"o'f n'-t.iil Ml lir r.-H I, Sr.iu u., 1 lie.
I i’ l ''* '• * - .dito x, rate 1 -.i 1 omntv, iI-ci-au.d,
and jmioi.g lam's ol the estate oi JNaiUon M*aUox. oc
-1 niul'i-iii. Hnl-.l lor tli, lieu,lit us tlie lielr. iii, ■. J .
; U*ra c*f Bfcia dcCt-iiM;.!. 4
Jt»HW W. MATTOX.
HENRY I*. MATTo.V
Adm!u'atialor£ ot J. C. Matu x <
; A 2 ' ,A 1 , » IS7 °- ui.gj- w,
A UMINI BTR A L’OR’S BALK—-
1.1 OH'll'-lilA. IKI- KKItSl,:.' OOUMV.-Uy vinu
•<i u i omer .*roiu the Court of Oniiimrv i.f said « ,ui,i
w,ll i..; *o *I at the Marke Hon.-***, in t o w *lh
in aad county, on the KIKST TUESDAY IN N(»VF\I-t
BER next, within the Pg.-u hong of th<* »*# 11 >wi• x -
proj»«riy. i-.-wit: One tract Or lot of land SiHmt i> n
uh»i i ». ng in i'.in co'inty aforc-.-aid, containing two 1 m,di*-d
ami o : i > (AH; ac *s. mori-or ions, adjoinibg lauds ot i.. L.
Danny, 1 nomas Poland a. A. N*«- d.-n and others, .-a,,
Pr perty to Ue auid sut>j tl to wi *.w’t uowt..
ALhO,
Will bi‘ : Poll r.tUlc Btme ijmi aii.J üßre thlrtt (80) ueres
of laiui, Imiliiilmir <irl« Mill, kitu.KM t),urr»:,, mi mm
*.' U . J 'u‘ iI,L - r ft,K . 1! - Hu'll CT.UBtv, known lint'
Ml I Place »U(1 adiolDln* lau.Ja „t tkUKtaiuof t. A . S i.itl,
Vi “ e ' , l *'l two into hc r ‘;ind and Mill to
be sold as ti e property o' thn ri *. u . 0 f j o i.u Wren, de
ceased, for the hem lit of tii- heirs and creditor*
ge * -i—wtd Admiulstral r.
SALE.—GEORGIA
J J •iM.oTHBKi-K.IIJUNTV. -Will 1..* nuul ?
fca.c. w. .un ihe usml hours o’■ x|n iv
BAX BN Ml VkIIUKK Iluxt. iM-l'Jrc Ili-liuuiL Itun ,uu ‘
at. Li-X'Ugtou. the valuable cittoti plantation belo i- • «*V»
the L.-ia'ecd Jam*;B Maxe), Jutr-oi tail couetv, deu. : , o
c*;ntam ng tarn- hundred and fifteen at-tv*. fftS) snort-<>r
JV**•. Place whereon the said detea* -d , eauled at
the time of his death, situa’e near Ai ixev’s depot. ,s<,id
» Un ht ,he propk-ny Os s-.nl dec* ..-ed, for the
benefit of the hnirr. and crcdllorgoi g-iid <!;• c-sed
Trßiisoy Sax.£.—Ore Jit i.rt>Hmnth .n L*.re. ; annual taatulJ.
me..is, v. i.L liiu-.rest from tirs* next January ; Inherent to In:
paid irvim-annually. Fayment -‘Cun-lLy on in,
pla-:e. Furcuoiou to pay ail expense;* of ti'.in p-ij.er.i-
September 23. YS7O. Exccu-J,-
* i'Ti -dlJjiV.u
(GEORGIA, OGLETHORPE U)UV
IY.-BKAVK Tl) SUBB—WIII- 'i w , .
sun, A<liu matra»or of Bn wi .i-• f liaiu. l l>. ~ bi.mlii.. l .tu
*‘•l cnuiAy, UCCM.v and. SHM.I 10 UK. I"r Ic.ve to tell the
la 7 >cg belonging to said estate*.
til*.# ftt*.tnercli,.-e, ti. cite mnd ml-jifttu.li all j,era.n»in
len*«-a to re an ,i -<t y o«i' , r helurn l .
(UISTMOMIAVIS NOV EU tor It. 1870. to .how aa«
If any they tave. V/hy *>■■. !11l i.ul u-.iLl- .!
Utititti,),, ti,.. Bepteliibei ;li, lo? 0
F. J. ROBINSON.
SeplS—Wlnt Ordinal J.
if GEORGIA, OGLETSI (J 111 ’E CO UN
VX TY.w-AFI*LICATIo.Y h>r LETTERS of ail
Mil*LS I Ration Di: UOXDt ACLY.—J-iuo* ,S. i:. A k
appliiis to mv for JjUters of Aduiintßlrali<-ii and« oot>i«
\ s*/tiy>un the e*ualc oi Mary A. Black, late c-j aani
county, I'.cjiHsed.
Thesi are, therefore, to cite«id swlmonieh al» persons In
terested to »K' ui-*i aope-ar atniv olllce on the FIRn*T MON
DAY in November, isto, *.o:now cause, if say t*, e y
have, why kuU Ltittr. ohouid not be granted.
f. j- Robinson,
octl—w*hr Ordinary O. t?.
( ’ EOKGIA —OGLKTHOKUK COUN
VX TY—APPLICATION FOR LETTERS OF AD
MTNIhTKA i ION.-Whef***, M ucus A . I‘liarr and Ttvoa,
J*. Callaway apply to me *>r Lot tors of A<! nunisJratlOii up
n the Kgtute oi SucKdn Oliver, Jateoi uahl county,
Tm-se are, therefore, to cite and minmn sb t. 11 and nn
gular, the - a* at my t>tu<*»
oi oi Ui*>n the Ffß>f MONDAY IN NoVKAIBKIt
i»«rM. to ghow tau-e if any tney can, why taid Lftteis
e»u aid not be granted.
Lexington, <»a. - ■ pt. ~E, I'7‘,
wi f-J-ROBINSON,
and -hURUiA, DURKE COUNTY
t 7 i; ‘'-a;.. • , Aiin,iuian«i.
Ti.uunu* uaw»c, bite uucei-Kil, oi L uke countv -
to ihe Gou t of thdjjn, y lor Letters J ibuitaurv sa i
administration.
Theucare, tl vrtfore, to < lte raid admppiau ah perm n. ,
tCTo-Vvd to l>e and a (.pear at my ollUt ou or h- lore i
FIRST MONDAY IN NOVEMBER next iHu
cauutf, finny tiny t;un why said Lot:er» should not n
granted.
Given my hand as Ofamary, at office in Wnv«,-a
-I*olo’, this August. Ist, Is7o.
F. K. JiAWSiW
attg2—u3m i/j l. c.
/.* EOKGIA, OGLETHORPE COUN
TY. -R*<*l.aru Want, l.ca-1 ot afsiuUy, Lhs ap
i plreu for *-xeiu| Uott of and .selling spall and
vaiaaGon oi home.-tead, 1 wul pug.-*
oVJKkA. M., ou Urn 24 day of NOVEMBER, Iffjo. at
my office.
Lnjugloa, Ca., Dctfibcr 17, 1870.
F. J. KOI'INSON,
' w2 Ordinary «i
SALK—G a
OGLETJIUKI'E COUNTY.— Bv vlrt . . ..
ut,.er from the 1 loin.rahlu Lite Couri ot Ordr Ul ,’ ;
ooUBitY, Will l»e sold ♦ ef-rthe Coll.-. U->u: . j * *
t*iv/n of tjvxiujrlon, witlitd the .unual bon--.,»• ,x ! ’ ,u
FIR.VI Tuesday IN nurEMBER. I -a r*/' 1 ' 1,, ' t
t aci of Lund, belonging to U.e»tal n , j ol ' OW r " <
late ot said COUuty, de;i*ao-,i J r, er.
ly,n ß K.jtriji ,„a Itirlfnow iiT
lerf.mil>-, UKiilMau-. o„ 1> vrateri m CrU-k
lot* nuiuiMn .S(l, lift. Hi a:„t .
acres, more or le«-. The Lau-' hi wi ll u ,T
road patseA Ihr mgh it. Terras cuh Sold i/.r ,>ll ' [l -'
of the hells bold lor the tomtit
Lexington, (Richer 31, lh7o
~ . EI>'VAUI» carter.
v X* Executo- of Charles Carter, deceased
E r,* f rooty Newt will p'ej«e co,,y tfi ffee tune*, smi io'-
bVi this office ior coliecuoa.
