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GEORGIA WEEKLY OPINION. E WEEKLY OPINION. \ djj w. l. icsnaos and j. b. duxblb. That Basket Mketixo.—The “Basket Meeting" referred to in the Opinion of last week, appointed to come off at Smyrna on Saturday and SunWy lait, proved very tatlafactory to the good |i iM-vIe of that vicinity. The Babbath School cel* *■ “ the Friday previous, was a decided I the public wonhipof the t wo fue lling day* was largely attended. A deep in- va» manifested ;by the lorge concourse of present, nnd many wore made to “ rejoice the hope of the glory of God." The services protracted, and are expected to continue for resent week. Several addition# were made tliK Church, nnd the anxious scut was crowded I'enltenb sinners, seeking a remission of Jbhelrsin*. : TiiAT u IloimiBLJfe Affair. m —T1io Opinion for Sunday morning made mention of a woman rrrjm Campbell county Who gave birth to a child Uu u wagon yard, near this city, on last Friday '■ 5gbt, cutting its throat ar.d casting it into the hlvy. At the time tho paragraph was penned, 0 party who were in pursuit of her, had uotro- Urnt&< tlovrevor, Deputy 8h< rJff, Hubbard and 1 mi tel apt Murphy, who followed her to her Acrfu-law’s, Mr. John Watson, in tho aboVe n.jApJftmuuty, returned to the city about one o'- f!c1$Yii.; Sunday. When they arrived at Hr. W.\ ih|y found Mf». Susan Wutsou in bed, not able t»» Ip’ar the fatigue of bringing her to Atlanta. Hut tho party who had uccompanled her to and fr »n tlu-city, a Mr. aud Miss Teal, were brought hi-H under arrest, each of whom deny knowing anything ol the affair. They were, however, ro- ijuuired to give bond for their appeurancu at the ■. lolicr term of Fulton Superior Court. Mrs. Vntxon acknowledges frankly that sho is the ■••-her of the child, and says that It was born In i tiro privy and thrown into the pit by her, but de nt 0* cutt ing Us throat. She also says that neither T&l nor bis sister knew anything of the trainee- Host. However incredible as It may seem, the iiiothcr-lu law of this woman denies positively knowing that Mrs. Susan Watson was even preg nant; and we must give the statement credence, its tiro family of Mr. John Watson, of Campbell county, bear a# good a name for integrity us any family in the State. Airs. Watson is comparatively a voting woman— her husband having only been dead only about «h years. Our latest information In regard to her in tint fihe was rapidly sinking, and it is thought site could live but a few days. JI.UTV Family.—Lt.Tim. Murphy and >f his aids caged a calico crowd last night, Tin- City Hotel was full, about midnight. No lb E of thu “arrivals" wo* furnished for publication, Ira* the Xymjih da Tact, white, yellow and black, were fully represented. We are pleased to learn l at Itroud street Bridge, and other fuvored local l ( ; •< Mere visited with success, and hope the visit* nans bo continued. J Hathkk a strange ulfuir won brought to ' tlit iu the city Wednesday. In tho hoi ( ' loretl woman, the bones of a human being were j nnd in a #tove, burned almost to a cinder. Hr. VAIviguy and others, pronounce them the bones /'j a human, but seem to doubt their being thoscor ji infant. The woman any* sho was dellv . . child the night previous; that It was still born; ■ m I that her attendants took and harried It off U I ■ uiy it. lint thcfc parties to whom she refers do- ! .|,y knowing anything about tho affair. H 1 Thk Weather.-— Wednesday was ono of ' ,u"warmest flay* of tile season. llain and ' pine, nnd rain with little or no air stirring, *ji-red the day decidedly unpleasant and alto- •tlicr disagreeable. However, it is lino .* young docks," and will soon wonderfully in- /.reiis^Tthc already large crop or mosquitoes. I Tin: City.— 1 Tho city la unusually quiet, Whether It It attributable to the improved state ol' public morals or a scarcity of money, is a ques tion wc leave for others to decide. While wo hope it is the former, a friend who " knows tho ropes," insinuates it Is possible that it is the latter. Wc have long heard it said that" necessity was tho Another of invention," but never have understood biat it had such n salutary effect upon public mor- ■-U If this bo so, might we not truthfully ex* Vlulm: “ Messed are the poor-ror they shall not u.rcnk into tho cnlabooscl" 1Y.dm.bub* License.—It scents that tho '•/ht of producers to sell their commodities on \iho streets of Atlanta without a license has been i Wade n .'test question lie Tore our city Municipal /•cunt. The Judgment of tho Court In the case, , which was rendered In favor of tho producor, sus- Hulnlng him in tho right to peddle out the products * fills lalKir, certainly is u correct one, nnd we cannot oonceivo how any unbiased mind could (txpert any other rendering. We have had oeca- \ slon to examine the “books" •four “City Fathers" ou the subject, nnd while lt was known to us that inKsvstcd parties held the reverse, we never have been ablo to so construe the ordinances on stroct j peddling as to make it applicable to tho producer i who may chooso to offer his commodities lbr salu in j our market* A more unreasonable demand could not be mnde, and a more stupendous outrago upon tho legal rights of tho planter could not bo granted than such an Infringement. However mi^li interested parties .object to tho rendering / ol the Court In this case, not only tho people, but •*1 tl highest tribunal in the land cannot do other- ■ wish than sustain lt. Tho right of tho planter to g Vend the proceeds of his labor to the best advan- Is one of the highest prerogatives of an A.u-rieancltlxon, and one that wo Imaglno will be ivoucluafcd to the planters of Georgia long a.Lcr tho bowlings of its calumniators have sub- ‘ Idled for want of breath to alku-« it. ( ( Ixfanticidb.—In yesterday’s Ohxion e gave Vol. 1, No. 1 of an hftroUcldc case. To- Uay we contlnno the story um'.or the hind or Vol. [tof tho same case. Now developments having been made, a search In an old well, where a young child was found, and suspicion resting upon one Pink Bead, a colored woman, led to her arrest. ! A Coroner's inquest was held, and a verdict ren dered that the child came to its death by being i#st Into the well by said Hoad, and the forcible Application of rocks, sticks, etc., breaking its ikull, which Is said to havo been done by the knowledge and consent of its mother, Sarah Tar ver. Further investigations were going on at a Lite hour last evonlng before Justices Unuldlng Apd Butts. Hut of the result of this investi gation wo aro not advised. If, however, of nffleient Importance, we will give Vol. 3 of this Affair to morrow. W* find somo good hints as to domestic moiuy in these days, thrown out by some en ;htoned cotemporary, who says t A pura p at the J»r, a dairy In the yard-* kitchen under tho fmo roof—a ceek In g stove Instead of afire place, CUilt to hold a half oord; seasoned tael sawed and (Pllt and plaeed under a convenient shelter; a \ pftjhiof machine Instead of a washtub; these and r iher eonvenlencee fUfnlihed to our wives Would then to mnnaya their domOSUO UffWn wllb S W J:+*** tae former number of servants, and was sadly disappointed and greatly mortified next morning when he discovered that some one had stolen the two hind wheels of bis boggy, We submit that such things are too bad. Fan Is fkia; Ipit such outrages should not be recognised even amoung thieves who would act honorable even in so disreputable a calling. Extenhivk BuboIaArt oh a Small BOALg.—'Wednesday night last the cabinet shop of Md Owens. Whitehall street, was entered by on expert thief who snoceeded in carrying off all tho tools belonging to the shop. From the amount of tools Mr. O. lost, It Is reasonable to infer that a dray was in requisition, as it is evident that they could not have been carried uway by even two men. Entrance was effected through the cellar, (join, thieves, Justice will overtake you after awhile. Better.—-Mrs. Sanaa Wataon, of Camp bell county, who is charged with infanticide, as referred to in the Opinion of Tuesday last, informed, is rapidly recovering, and it Is thought she will soon bo well. Her trial will come off at the October terra of Fnlton Superior Court. Committed.—The woman Pink Heed, charged with the murder of tho infant child of Sarah Parker, mado mention of in yesterday’s Opinion, was committed tojail yesterday to await trial at tho uext session of tho Fulton Superior Court. Sarah Darker, being considered danger ously 111, lias not been brought to trial. Tiie Farmer.—Attention Is directed to the advertisement of The Georgia Farmer to be found in the Opinion of this morning. The field of operation lor tills enterprise is certainly an ex- tensive one, aud one in which much good can and should lie accomplished. The fanners aud plant ers of Cherokee Georgia now have un opportunity of patronising a journal published exclusively in their interest. The enterprise Is commendable auil worthy of success. Commencement.—Tho Annual Com mencement exercises of the Atlanta Medical Col lege came off a> was announced at the City Ilall on Friday. The exercises of the day were opened with prayer by the Hev. Hr. Wilson, after which tho Degree of Medicine was conferred on tho fol lowing gentlemen: Jume-t T. Hester, Thomas C. IIodg*on, CJ. W. Champion, Walter S. Maltbic, A. W. Winn, W. 1*. League, Win. H. Stallings. A. G. Dowdell, Win. M. Judsr n, Joseph Cl. Street, Jno. 11. Drake, Thou. H. Cook, C.C. Oliver, X.T. Bur nett, K. K. Dixon, J. K. Henley, Geo. W. Durham, W. L. McCool. After conferring the Deg.ee upon the candi dates, Prof. Alexander Means addressed tlie class •or a short time in his usual eloquent ami happy tylo. Then followed the Valedictory on the part of tho Graduating Class, by C. C. Oliver, of Ala- •f the graduates. His address, though w cow h more onto nnd comfort. d o bo had as la time, bait, then i!co{B become abnolutcljr am 1 worthy of tho name, wtll t loupe. r attempt to conduct their household opera- s after the former manner with the few domes- i now at command. ’ DWArroixTKD,-*-A gontlortan by tty Aftima of Sewell, from Alabama, who spent lost (Wednesday night with Mryolbrook, of this city, short, was erudite and patriotic. The Valedictory ou tho part of Faculty was de livered by Dr. J. M. Johnson, of Atlanta. This was an ablo address, and delivered in an eloquent and forcible manner. Tho exercises concluded with the benediction by Dr. Wilson. The commodious City Hull was crowded with the beauty ami intelligence of tho city, ami every thing passed off to the outiro satisfaction of all present. l*rof. Clark’s Silver Hand, which was on hand In duo time, regaled tho audience at tho conclu sion of each address during the course of tho ex orcises, Atlanta Mineral Simuno.—Yesterday we paid a visit to this spring, and were much pleased to sec that onr enterprising Mend, George Johnson, lias things so admirably arranged. The spring has been beautifully nnd substantially housed In a neatly painted and tastefully con structed little arbor. Mr. Johnson has also erect- cd nu elegant building within twenty-fivo or thirty yards of tho spring. Tho basement to this house is fitted up in lino style, for a confectionery. The second story or main floor is divided into several departments. Them is a gentleman’s parlor, a ladles' parlor, a ladles' dressing room, a ball room, nnd u verandah or colonade, running tho entire longth of ono side and one end of tho honse, which is a delightful place for the evening and morning promenade. To the sldo of tho house opposite tho colonade is a spacious flooring to which Is attached a covered stand, intended to be used by tho orchestra to dispense music from time to tlmo to tho seekers of pleasure who visit this spring. We also noticed that the roads lcadiug to the spring havo been put in admirable order. Tho City Council has opened n new street, running from Kllis and Hunter streets to tho spriug, thus rendering It not only accessible by the pedes trians atui parties on horseback, but by carriages] An immense amount or work has been done on tlds property, ami it now begins to lio un orna ment to that portion of tho city. Tho splendid condition that this spring has been plumed in by Mr. Johnson tenders u visit to it decidedly pleas ant. derstand there will be a grand opening ball at the Atlantn Mineral Spring Hill Cottage, Thursday night. Violators of Revenue Laws Arrested. Mr. J. M. storm, ol'Marslial Elyea's staff, returned to the city Saturday from an oflicial tour through White, Hall, and Jackson counties. Ho brings this city, under arrest, llnssell Savage, of White county; James Talbert, ol' Ilall county; aud Tali- Tuggle, of Jackson county, all under charge of violating tho Internal Hevcnuo laws. All of them were, on yesterday, committed to prison to await trial. Agricultural College.— 1 Wo lcuru that the subject ot establishing no Agricultural Col- lege at Stone Mountain, will be brought before the people of DcKalb county at a public meeting, which is to eomo off at Decatur noxt Tuesday. The ,,'oroni in this enterprise propose to establish a college complete in n’l its parts as a 11 ter My school, to which wlU bo attached a «UAtment of not only thcoretricnl, but practical agriculture. Ln connection with the Institution there will i>o fields, gardons, etc., which the studenta will.bo required to cultivate during their hours of leisure from tbuir studies. The products derived from this labor will bo appropriated for tho benefit of tho institution, thus affording yonng men an op portunity of procuring an education and paying for it with their labor. Tho introduction of sueh a school system certainly is an end devoutly to be wished for in this Mate; and is ono that would not fall to result in tho accomplishment of good. Last Evening tlio employes of the car factory of the Western and Atlantic Railroad met at tho hall of Engine llouso So. I, to enjoy a repast furnished by Capt. Grambling. It was an occasion ol much good feeling among thoso who partook of tho hospitalities extended. Cham pagne and tbo Teutonic beverage flowed Dooly, and nimble tongues und sparkling oyes offered many gratulatlons to the gallant Captatn who had called them together to partlclpato in these convivial nativities. Tho center of attraction and tho object of general remark, was tho mas- •Ivo gold watep worn by Copt. O., which has on Us glittering face tho following t “ Presented to W. G. Grumbling, Sapt. Car Factory, W. & A. U. B., by tho Employes of bis Dept, August, 1*17." Agricultural Meeting.— 1 Tho citizens of DcKalb county Will bold amagrlcultural moot- ing at Decatur, Tuesday noxt, commencing at 13 " ' ninent gentlemen have \ddrcss tho people. Tho provement are respect* 1 It is especially do oor tho country pco- latter of vast impor- that ihottld engage Special Notices. OT UNTIL FURTHER NOTICE THE legal advertisements of tho Ordinary of Gordon county, Georgia, will bo published lu the Georgia Weekly and Daily Opinion. sepS~w4t D. W. NEEL, Ordinary. OT NOTICE.—UNTIL FURTHER NO tlce tho legal advertisements of tho ofllco of Ordinary of Carroll county, Ga., will be published in tho Opinion, a newspaper published in Allan- ta,Georgia. J- M. HI.ALOCA, Ordinary, sept wit tar* NOTICE.—II ERE AFTER, UNTIL further notice, the advertisements connected with the ofllco of Ordinary, Sheriff, Clerk ot tho Supe rior and Inferior Courts of Chattooga county, Ga., will be published in the Opinion, a nawspapt published ln Atlanta, Ga. C. C. CLEG HORN, Sheriff. 8AM*L HAWKINS,Ordinary. II. D. C. EDMONDSON, Clerk Superior und Interior Courts. Hummcrv ille, Aug. 28,18G7. augOl—wit Sr* xoticeT— HEREater until further notice, the advertisements connected with tho office of Ordinary, Sheriff, Clerk or tho Hope rlor Court ot Paulding county, Georgia, will ho published lu the Opinion, n newspaper published In Atlanta, Ga. 8. Ji. McGItEGOR, Ordinary, I’. i\ ALI.GOOD, Sheriff. JAMES T. llEKD, Clerk Superior Court. Dallas, Augusts?, 1WJ7. augUO—wit jjjT*NOTHK—T1IK PUBLIC AltK hereby notified that tho HOOKS of tho LIN COLN NATIONAL MONUMENT ASSOCIA TION, of Atlanta, Ga., aro now open for contri butions, in the hands of J. L. DUNS ISO, ITosdout, M. G. DOBBIN'S, Vice-President. augSO-im or NOTICK.—I JIKRBBY CIV K ,\() tlce that all the advertisements of Sheriff’s Sales of Gordon county, Ga., will l»c made in the Opir ion l ewspaper, published in the city of Atlanta. JOHN GRESHAM, Sheriff. Calhoun, Ga., August 27,1867. ung60wit C^XOTICK.-POLIv SHERIFF SALES will he published in the Atlanta Weekly Opiniou until further notice. E. W. CLEMENTS, Sheriff. Cedar Town, Ga., Aug. 27,1867. augHO-wit C2TXOTICE.—I HEREBY GIVE No tice that all thu advertisements of Sheriff’s Sales of Bartow county, will be made in the Opinion icwspopcr, of tho city of Atlanta, W. L. GOODWIN, Sheriff. Cart. r>vill.-, Ga . Am?.26.1.-67. ;mg27-w4t C^NOTICE.-THE SHERIFF'S AD- •ertising of Gwinnett county will hereafter ap pear in tho Georgia Weekly Opinion. l». II. CLAIBORNE. Lawrcncovlllc. Ga., Aug. 19,18G7. nng20-wlt rCLERICS OFFICE COBB SUPER IOR COURT—COUB County, ga., August 17 1967. Until further notlco all tho legal advertisements cmlnating from this ofllco will bo published in the AtlantafOpinion newspaper. If. M. HAMMETT, Clerk, nuffil-w4t Superior Court, Cobh county. Ga. EB^UNTIL*FURTHER NOTICE TIIE legal'advertisements of thu Ordinary of Bartow county. Georgia, will bo published in tho Georgia Weekly Opinion. J. A. HOWARD, Ordinary. Carte rsvlllo, August W, 1867. aug3l-w4t *E2TC'NTIL FURTHER NOTICE ALL .■-ral advertisements pertaining to this ofllco will be published in tbo Atlanta Weekly Opinion. JOHN BRADY, Sheriff Butts county. Jackson. Ga.. August 19.1867. ougf3-w8t C5T NOTICE.—HERE A ITER, UNTIL further notlco, tho advertisements connected with tho ofllco of Ordinary. Sheriff, County Judge, Clerk of tho Superior and Inferior Courts of Urccno county, Georgia, will bo published in the "Opinion,” a newspaper published in Atlantn, a. EUGENICS L. KING, Ordinary. COLUMBUS HEARD, County Judge. J. If. ENGLISH, Sheriff. ISAAC R. HALL, Clerk Superior und Inferior Courts. August 27th, 1*17. aug29—w4t arGKORGTA, DkKALB COUNT\V Notlco is hereby given that hereafter tho adver tisements from the ofllco of tho hhoriffof DcKalb county will bo published in tho Atlanta Opinion JAMES O. POWELL, Sheriff. Decatur, Ga., August 16,1867. aug22—w4t GF“NOTICE.—! HEREBY GIVE No tice that nil tho legal ndvortisemonts from the office of tho Ordinary of ^Gwinnett county will hereafter Iks published In tho Atlanta Opinion. G. T. RAKESTRAW, Ordinary. Lawreneovillc, Ga., Aug. ill, 1867. Augtl-w4t GTNOTICE.—UNTIL FURTHER No tice, all Legal Advertisements from tho Office or tho Ordinury ol Fulton county will bo published In tho Atlanta Opinion. DANIEL PITTMAN, Ordinary. Atlanta, August 13,1807. augl4—\v4t ETNOTICE-—UNTIL FURTHER NO- tteo tho advertisements of tho Sheriff's Bales of Cobb county will bo mado In tho Atlanta opinion newspaper. A. F. JOHNSON, sheriff of Cobb county, Ga. Marietta, Ga., Ang. 17, l»n. nug21-w4t ~ BpOEO RGIA, MO NROE COUNTY.— Opfice of tux Court of Ordinary, August 19th, 1*17.—Notice Is hereby given that hereafter the legal advertisements of this office wil bo publish ed In the Atlanta Opinion. ang*L-W4t J. T. STEPHENS, Ordinary. HTGEOKOIA, FAYETTE COUNTY^— In oonfohhlty to General Order No. 49, Headquar ters Third Military District, dated August llth 1867,1 and to soctlonJl,5TT,:of the Code of Georgia, the legal ddvertiiemenU from the office of Ordinary of Fayette county will be published in the Weekly Opinion, published In Atlanta, Ga. Aug. 15,1867. augl«-wlt EDWARDCONNOR, Ordinary. rarXOTICE^-I HEREBY GIVE NO- tlce that all tbo advertisements of Sheriff's Bales, for this county, will bo made la the Opision nowspaper, of the city of Atlanta. B. X. WILLIFORD, Sheriff Fulton county. Atlanta, Ga., Augustl3,1S77. aug!4-w4t eSTNOTICE.-IX CONFORMITY TO Goneral Order No. 4'.), Headquarters Third Mili tary District, dated August 12,1867, and to section 3,577 of tho Now Code or Georgia, tho advertising connected with my ofllco will hereafter bo done in tho Opinion, ln this city. August 14,1867. WM. H. HOLCOMBE. nugt8—w4t Special Bailiff. Legal Advertisements. BARTOW SHERIFF SALES W ILT, be sold before the Court House door, ln tho town oft artersvillp, Bartow county, on the first Tuesday lu October next, tho following property,to wits Lots at land Nos.956,993,99!, 099, all In tho 17th district ami 3d section of Bartow county, levied on as tho property of Atnsi A. Btroup. (incensed, to satisfy nil.fa. from Bartow .Superior Court in favor of la-wls Tmniin and -John A. Erwin vs. D. A. Tuff and J. GYtyals, administrators of Amsi A. Btroup, Also, at Fumo timo nnd place,one brick house and lot in tins town of < artcrsviJJe, now occupied by John J.'Jones as a law office, levied <>n as tho property of John J. Jones, to satisfy ail. fa. from Cass Superior Court in favor of Alexander Todd vs John J. Jones, principal, nnd Robert H. Jones, security. Property pointed out by defen dant. Also, at same timo nnd place, one lot in tho town or Carte mi lie, on which Daniel Handler now re sides, levied on as the property of Wtu. E. Jones, satisfy sundry tl. las. now in my hands; cs: two , i favor of Alexander Todd vs. Wm. »: nnd ono Justice Court 11. fa. iu favor of Williford vs. Wm. E. Jones. Property s attorney. id place, lot of land No. Legal Advertisements. NOTICE. Gordon County October Sheriff Bale#. IT ILL be sold before the Court House dooi „ Y Calhoun, Gordon county, Ga., on the first Tuesday in October next, between tho legal hours ofsalo, the following property, to-wit t One south half of lot* Sot, 106 and 107, contain ing one hundrod and sixty acres, more or less, at thu property of Isaac Bates, to satisfy ono Bupor- lor Court tl. f», in flavor of U. M. Young vs. said Bates. Property pointed out by defendant. Also, at thu same timo and place, will be sold, one lot of land, No. 190, ln tho '.4th district, tki suction, Gordon county, levied on as tbo property of Thomas Harkins, to satisfy sundry Justices’ Court 11. las lu my hands, In lavor of Plobuck A Orr vs. Thomas Harkins and James Harkins. Tbo abovo property wan levied on nnd returned to mo by a (.'onstable. Property was jointed out by plaintiff. Also, at the same time and place, will bo sold lots of land. Xos. 191,202 and 203, in tho 14th dis trict, 3d section, Gordon county, levied on os the proporty of William 11. Bailey, to satisfy sundry Justices' Court 1J. fas. in my hands, in favor of J. II. McClendon, und others. The above proporty was levied on and returned to mo by a Constable and pointed out by John Malone. Also, at tho samo time and place, will bo sold, one lot or parcel of land lying west or Western and Atlantic Railroad, levied on as the property of James D. Ingles, to satisfy two Bupcriur Court U. fas., one in favor of Sams, Bel man A Co., and ono in favor of Barns;* Camp. Property pointed out by J. L. Camp. Also, at the same tliuo at tho same timo and place, ' '—*‘ J the property of Superior Court .Joseph Will , ... sumo timi , t, lying in the 17th district and 3d sectiou Bartow county, levied on a " d John s. Owen: 1077 A r uud from Bartow Superior Court in favor of iinett II. Conyers against Thomas A. Owens .... I John fe. Owens. Property i>ointcd out by oue of tho defendants. Also, at samo time and place, ono store house in Kingston, levied on a* tho property of Johns. Owens, to satisfy one fl. fa. Issued from Bartow Superior Court in favorol's. J.C'ox,bearer, against Powell and Owens; nnd one fl. fa. from a Justice Court In favorof Goodwin A Stocks against I’mv- cllAOweus. Property pointed out by defendant. Also, at the same time and place, lot of land No. 190, in the 17th district and •'51 section of Bartow county. Levied on as tho property of Mark A. Hardin, to satisfy a tl. fa. issued from Bartow Su perior Court in favor of Bennett II. Conyers, against Joseph Dunlap, principal, and Mark A. Jlardin nnd J. 31. Anderson, securities. Property pointed out by defendant. I pin. erty of Christopher Dodd. - issued from Bartow Supcrioi Bennett II. C< satisfy And n itl No. i, and iml 3d re in favor of I. Kurpe and tophcrDodd, Andrew Hamilton, uiafci endorser, nnd | Hffi In favorof lie Christopher I pointed ou& by Also, at the same time and Hnee, one two-liorso wagon. Loyled ou as the property of Caroltno Young, a tl. fa-.issued from. Bartow yi*. Farinw against Jc»ou Dodd, . . . id and \Y. C.'Gllluin. l'ropo i. by the defendant, Christopher Dodd >»unty 0>«fTlir favor 6f P. G. 1 'nitampaJ, .'uroline Young. Property point 'MiViypln.'-itiff. Also, at the same timo and 4 * * -l.orsfl vagon; levied on as the property ■ - A. J. Brews ter. Also, one buggy; Icvieif» of A. J. Brewster. Also, ono cow anil «*«» as tho property of A. J.‘Brewster myall.fa.hr" favor of G. M. ci ty pointed out l draw* ui u. Vfiuiiagii iii. w MIWSIV ouu ll rior Court U. fa. in favor of \Y. C. Brogdon. Pi- erty pointed nut liv defendant. Also, will I. ono inula and buggy, levied.. Joseph Willingham, to satisfy ll. fa. in favor of B. II. Conyor inglmm, maker, und Wm. M. Denman, indorser. Property jiointcd out by defendant. Also, will lie sold, nt the samo ti.„u «..<• umtu, me sorrel horso and ono dark colore»l mule, levied in the property of William A. Nesbctt, to satisfy onr County Court ll. fas. in favor of J. E. P Property pointed out by defendant. Also, at tho sunte time and place, will bo sold, one lot ot land, No. 83, in the 7tb district and 3d Kcction of Gordon county, levied on ns tho proper ty of John A. Pulliam, to satisfy two Bupcrior Court fl. fas ono in favor of B. 11. Conyei John A. Pulliam, Humuel Pulliam, maker, William M. Denman, indorser, and ono in favor of Jl. Ji. C on yen vs. John A. Pulliam, and Samuel Pulliam and J. M. Fields, security on stay. Also, will be sold at the samo timo and place, one lot of land, eontaining 145 acres, more or less, number not known, but known as tlio homestead place. Levied on ns tho property of James Q. boatman, to satisfy ono County Court fi. la. in fa vorof Milner A Parrott. Property pointed out by defendant. Also, at tho samo timo and place will be sold, ono lot of land. No. 299, in the tith district and 3d section of Gordon county. Levied on as tho prop erty of Abner Lewis, to satisfy ono County Court ll. fa. in favor of Milner A Parrott. Property pointed out by defendant. CHATTOOGA SHERIFF’S SALE. W ILL he sold before the Court House door, in the town of Summerville, Chattooga coun ty, Ga., within the legal hours of sale, on the first Tuesday In October next, tho following pronor- ty, to-wit: * 1 1 Franklin Gaines’ interest In 40 'acres of land, being the south side of lot No. 19, In the 13th dis trict and 4th section, levied on as the property of F. Gaines, to satisfy a Justices’ Court ll. fa. from the 925th district, G. M., in favor of Edmondson A Allen vs. F. Gaines. Levy mado nnd returned to me by a Constable. C. C. CL KG HORN. Sheriff. August 28,1867. iPrs fee $2A0] augSl-wtils Legal Advertisements. GWINNETT SHERIFF SALES. . JP&LP* *° 1J before the Court JJonse door, Ja * * tae towa ofLawreneeville, Gwinnett coun- on the first Tuesday in October next, dur- ty g fo.wn** h ° Ur * ° f ***** tbe folu>win g proper- 6ne hnndrod and forty acres of land, more or less, in the sixth district of said county, the tame Parts of lots 236 and 268, whereon tho de fendant 110 w resides, und on the old shallow Fowl road, adjoining lands of Drury Thomas, Green. 'Kins. It. R. Jurner, and others. Levied on a-i tbepronerty of defendant, to sattsty oost on an execution issued from the Superior Ourt or ln fav0 *' of Thos. If. Jones vs. r!^ rrl .^ n ani110 »«tihfy one fl. f*. issu^t from tho Justices’ Court of tho 544th Dlit! G. M Sira ,avor ° f wm - «■*» «’• Also, at the same time aud place, oue hundred saw county, infovor of Win. F. GlosioraYs. Richard and Thos. A. Klrabro and James fondant’ cur ‘ tles * A *°P«rty pointed out by dc- Also, nt tho samo and place, cighty.flvc acres of w" or loss, tho samo being parts of lots Nos. (863) three huud.ed und sixty-three, and (37» thlrtv-sovcn, in the seventh district of said coun ty, it being tho place whereon tho defendant rajas: sasastiKMj — ... ....—HKd! Leviouon > t i cost II. fa. issued from the Court others, on tho Bhodburn Ferry r satisfy one cost 11. fa. issued Ordinary of said county, in favor ofO. T. Rake- straw. Ordinary, vs. Francis 8. Corbin, principal, and Thos. Pittman, security. Property pointed out by plaintiff. Also, at the samo timo and plnco, fifty acres of land, inoroor less, iu tho seventh district of said county, number unknown, adjoining lands of Asa Harrison, Reuben Wallis ami W. ¥"Glossom, tho same being thonlaro whereon James Ktmhro now resides. Levied on as the proper?• of Jame* Kimbro, to satisfy a fl. fa. Issued from the Supe rior Court of said county, in Tavor of Wm. F. Glossom vs. Richard Adums, principal, and Thos. A. Kimbro and Jus. Kimbro, securities. Proper ty |>olntcd out by defendant. Jas. Kimbro. Also, at tho same time and place, twenty-five of G. T. Rakestraw, Ordinary, vs. Thos..,. *» men, Wm Rogers, and A. R. Smith, Executors of Gcorgo it. Waters, deceased. Property pointed out by Thomas J. Waters. Also, nt the same timo and place, ono hundred bushels of wheat. Levied on as tho property of Thomas J. Waters, to satisfy costs on Ihc‘follow ing executions issued from the Superior Court of said county, to wit: One in favorof Russell A Shaffer vs. Thomas J. Waters; ono in favor of Milton A Chandler, vs. Thomas J. Waters; one in favorof Daniel Lockridgoand Anion Lockridgc, vs. Thomas J. Waters; two in favor of H. K. Strickland, .vs.' Thomas J. Waters. Property pointed out by defendant. Also, at tho samo timo and place, one hundred djrhty-tlvo acres of land, more or less, in thu district of r- 1 -* *--• • of land, more 0 liitn district or said county, the samo being park of lot No. 602, and adjoining lands of Daniel Har ris, Clara Brooks, Benjamin Crumley, and others, '••ing ou tho waters of tho Wild Cat. Levied on tlio property of .John R. Blount, to satisfy ono cost 11. fa. issued from the Superior Court of said minty, in favor of N. L. Hutchins.‘Hr., v*. Isaao (fount, Juno Blount, and John It. Blount. Also, at the same time and place, sixty.sixacres of land, in tlio tilth district of said county, tho same being part of lot No. 356, nnd mljoining land* ot' David Ethridge and others. Levied on as tho iperty of Willis Chandler, to satisfy a fl. fa. :ied from tho Justices’ Court of the 316th Dl*t. # j. 31, in favor of (J. T. Rakestraw vs. Willis Jhandler, Elijah IF.; Beam and David Carter.** August 30th, 1867. BARTOW MORTGAGE Ml KUIFF SALE. W ILL be sold before tlio Court House door, in the town of t 'urtersville, Bartow county, on the first Tuesday iu November next, between tho legal hours of sale, the following rty, to. wit: Two cow* and calves; levied ou : property of W. C. Smith, to satisfy one — .1 1'.. 1 » Bartow Superior NOTH E. S IXTY DAYS lifter date apj.l mado to tho Court m Ordinary of Bart* county, lor leave to sell all tho real estate belon„ ing to F. D. Boalifold. laic of suM county, do- uni. Bold for " ’ ’ ’ of salu decei OT NOTICE 13 HEREBY OIVEN that tho legal ailvortl.omontt Utuctl front tho Sheriff', ofllco of tho Count/ or Monroo wilt hereafter ho pubUihoit in tho Atlanta Weekly Opinion. WILEY J. Sll-KS, Sheriff. Fonyth, Oa., August 10,1W7. augto-tvtt OVXOTICE.—UNTIL FURTHER No tice all tlio legal advertisements {font the Sheriffs offico of Clayton county will ho published In tho Atlanta Opinion. J. A. McCONNELL, Sheriff. Jonesboro. Uit.. Ang. 10.18»f. angOO-wtt ty NOTICE.—UNTIL FURTHER NO- tlco all tho legal adrertUomonta ffom tho ofllco or tho Ordinary of Clayton connty wilt bo published in the Atlanta Opinion. , c. A. DOLLAR, ordinary. Jonesboro, qa.AnguiH0.lBT. angoo.wlt HTNOTICS.—UNTIL FURTHEHNO- tlco alt tha legal advertisements or tho OfUccro of tho county Court of Clayton county wlU bo published In tho Atlanta Opinion. 11. K. HOLLIDAY, J. C. C. Jonesboro. Qa.Ang.lO. lhgh augto-wtt tU'NOTICE.—UNTIL FURTHER NO- tico all legal advertDenionU ftom tho office ot tho Ordinary of DcKalb county wlU bo published ta tbo Atlanta Opinion. JONATHAN B. WILSON, Ordinary. Decatur, Gfi-i Aug. 10,1867. aug!8wit GEORGIA, Gordon County. COURT OP ORDINARY OF UORPON COUNTY. TT appearing to tho'Court,by tho petition ol clem I cut Arnold, that Mary Man-i.dec’U., did, in liefl life-time, execute to Thomas M. Hedger her oblt-l gallon to executo titles in foe-simplo to said Thorno* 3L l’lcdger for half lot of land number I twouty-sevou, In 15th district and 3.1 section of Gordon county— tho saidTii'oma# M. I’lcdgor hav ing transferred tho sabl obligation, with tho land and all tbo right* thereto, to said Clement Arnold, your petitioner; and it further appearing that tbo | *aid Mary Munu departed thts lire without execu ting titles to said land, o'- by will or otherwise providing therefor; and it further appearing that Mild Thoiugs 31. l'lcdger hi-* paid the full amount of tho purchase price of s id half lot of laud; and tho said clement Arnold, purchaser or said land, iKdltiona this Court to direct Wesley Hnghcn, administrator upon tho cstr.tc of Mary Manu, de ceased, to cxcciiU) to him titles to said half lot of land, iu conformity with said obligation: Therefore, all person? concerned aro hereby no tified and required to file their objections (Ir any I they havo) in my office, within tho time proscribed by law, why said admin strator should not be ordered to oxd-ute title 6 "•» sabl laud. In conform- I |ty w IIH said oblige lion ^ ml iUs further ordered, that a copy of this ttul> .B published In tlio Gkor-I wia Wxjkay UriNiox, lu forms of tho law, for the b *vo of thirty days, i i Bxiraci Vo:it the f intei, this August 31st, 1867. *" \ W. NK"’ *epl.v—WvO-l | l’i int.-.’s .*\W. NEK I., Ordinary. GEORGLL Gordon Cousty. TAMK’it’.GARLlNGTOV.admlnlstratororJohn tl . Gnrtington, rcu.osouts to the Court in Ills K etiflon, duly filed and - nteved on record, th ^ a^fuUy udminlsleml Jolin W. Garlington This Is therefore to cite all persous concerned, kindred and creditors, to show cause, if any they eau, why paid admlnbtrator should not bo dls- charged rrem his administration, and receive let ters of dismission on th« first Monday in March, 1888. 1). W. XKEL, Ordinary. septl-wOm [Printer’s fee 84.BOJ GEORGLV, Gordon county. YTT IL DABNEY having in pr v v • piled to mo for permanent ministration d4boats no*,on tho oi C. Longsmct, lato of smU county, deceased: . This Is to cito and admonish all and singular. tho creiUtots and next#f kin of said deceased, to I lio and appear at my office within the time pre scribed by law, and show cause, if any they can, why peri should noi Witness my band and official signature* this August31^1867. D. W. ( NEELrOnUimry. GEORGIA, Gordon county. 4 having applied to mo In proper iters of administration upon tha Given undor my band ami official •ljrr‘ t — A«t B Jfl«,l»f. !>• W. ( WJ«R OtA , liwiNxgrr coosir. illcatlon will b« TaiWte'S NOTICE. Gordon County November Mortgage Shoriir Bale. W ILL bo sold boforo tbo Court llouso door, ln tbo town of Calhoun. Gordon county, Ga., on tho first Tuesday in November next, between tho legal hours of sale, the following property, to-wlt: Ono certain young red white faced cow, about three ycues old: one largo syrup kettle; one two-horse,« a K«.,t, iWrSy \m*U*»To of srhAnvAi.^1 e Oft less; defendant’s crop of corn, raised6n James A.' Cantrell’s farm. All levied on as the property of 31. E. Darker, to sality the within Mortgage fl. fa. JOHN GKKSI|AM, Sheriff. Augustas, 1867. aug30-wtds [l’rs foe $2.501 GEORGIA, Ctwuoix tut n. W J1KKI.AS, it. .). Jkt.viirl . a. plies to mo for luiii-ra of .i'i.i>i..i uati-ii on the estate of Jniaus Stripling, d< --. « o.!; These are. thevo'oio, to cite all and Mogul the next or kin und creditor* of i>aiU deceasod. ho nnd appear at my office, wilhin the lime in scribed by law nnd show cause, if anv they eu why suhl letters should not ho granted. Given under my hand and official, signature, this August 31st, 1867. J, 31. BLALOCK, Ordinary. scplw-'JOil [Printer's foe $3] GEORGIA, Fulton county. W HEREAS, Mra. Mary Grocn applies ton tor letters of administration on tho estate of William E. Green, lute of said county, deceased This it, therefore, to cite and admonish all and singular, the kindred and creditors of said de ceased, to file their objections, if any exist, within tho time allowed by law. why letters should not ho granted tho applicant. Witness my official signature, this August noth, 1867. DANIEL PITTMAN, Ordinary. augffi—W80a [Printer’s feo $3|' GEORGIA, Paulding county. T WO MONTHS after date upifl mado to tho JlonoraWo Onlii POLK SHERIFF SALES. W ILL ;iK) sold lieforo tbo Cnurc irousu floor in Cedar Town, Polk county, Ga., on tho flrst Tuesday In October next, between tho legal hour, of sale, tho following property, to-wit: Lots ol land Nos. 1H7, 830, Alt, 234,263,262. 261,250,257,259, and the undivided hair of lot No! 256, all lying iu thu 2tst dlsgrtct and 3d section of said county, containing *'or{x_'* fc ,v- each Itviofl on a# tho property of Jun.C'f'.w' 'arc, bv i twenty-nine cost fl. fas. lor Court in favorof the office laid i id fot., lying in Osinr T»n •oik a — — ~jry lu said county, for leave to sell tho land oclot„.„_ ... tho estate of D. Limloy. deceased, late of said . d for elonging Limloy. deceased, lato of sa. county. ll. 31. WHITWORTH, Adm’r. August27.1867. nug:M>-w9'n [Pro feo $5[ GEORGIA, Pavzdixo county. W HEREAS, L. Leo applies to mo for letters ol administration, de bonis non, n|Mm tin estato of B. F. Leo. late of said countv. oeMfigM Thoso are, therefore, to cito and require all por sens concerned, to bo and appear nt tho Ordlna S r’s ofllco. In nt»d for said county, on or before tho rst Tuesday in October noxt. to show cause, if any thoy cau, why said letters should not ho granted the applicant. Given under ray hand and official signature, August 27, ls67. 8. B. McGUKGOU, Onllnary. angflQ—wlltM [Printer’s feo $3] GEORGIA, Paulding county. flAWO MONTHS after dato application will bo A made to tho Ordinary in and for said county, for leavo to soil tho land belonging to tbo estato ot' Oliver ltussom, deceased. Into of said county. W. II. WHITWORTH, Adm’r. Augjis127,J867. aug:j0-\v2m (Pro fee $5) GEORGIA, Claytox county. rnAlvKN UP at D. L. Duppoy’s on or about tho A 29th of Juno. 1867, one Eslray Sow and Shoats; tha Bow Is black, with a whlto list art marked with smooth crop and split in tho D— * - r’s, ai soven dollars. »• ti IMMU.Ii, tiinraU. A C. ELLIOTT, { -M'praist W. C. DANIKLL.I August 22th, 1867. GEORGIA, Clayfox county. F SBSOXALLY appeared boforo me, D. L. Duppoy who, being duly sworn, deposeth nnd ■altb that tha marks aud oramts of tho abovo ap praised Sstrays are correct, and havo not been disfigured since be took them up, to his knowlodg Sworn to and subscribed boforo me, this tho 29 dav of August. 1867. _ D. L. DUPPKY. J. L. 11. WALDROP, Dep’t Clerk t C. The abovo appraised Estrays will lie sold on tho ilxth|day or September. 1867, on tho freehold where taken np. aug3l-dit [ Printer's foo fit 1 , GEORGIA, Pauldino county. mwo MOXTU8 after date application wlU bo A mado to tho Honorable Ordinary of said coun ty for leavo to soil tho land bolonglng to tho estato 0 rL. A. Core AugvstIT, 1867. augSO—wtm [Pro fee fiS] IN BANKRUPTCY* UNITED STATES MARSHAL’S OFFICE,) Atlanta, Ga., August Slit, 1817. } . t-v ... -aid fl. iu-*. ag.iiu»t John L Ayer,aur- vivdig partner of Ayer A Chisolm, the other three ll. fa*, against John L. Aver anil v. o. Chisolm, administrator of Thomas F. Chisolm, deceased. Also, at the samo timo and place, ono town lot in tho town of Cedar Town, known ns tlio lot formerly occupied by Brooks M. Willingham, one acre more or less, levied ou ns the property of F. 31. and K. T. Childress, by virtue of three cost/). Ins. issued from saiu Superior Court against said Childress. Also, at tho saino timo ami place, town lot in Court. Also, at the sam on which John K< containing lau at . John L. Ayer, by virtue ol’ n favor of the officers of Polk Sui>vrior ! Him ml place, the plantation resides, in said county, - or less, levied upon as property or o. L. Monfort, dot-eased, by virtuo i cost ll. fa issued from Polk Snpcrior Court in favor of the officers or said Court against said timo nnd place, lots of land 3Ionfort Also, at tlio l Xos. 49,5Dumllying in tho 1st district ami 4th section of said county of Polk, levied on ns thu property of llonry Richard*, by virtue «»r three cost fi. las. issued from Polk Superior Court against said Richard*. Also, at the samo time and plnco, town lots Xos. 22 and 2*. lying in the town of Cedar Town, levied on a* tho property of John C. Crabb, deceased, by virtue ol' u cost fl. fa. issued from Polk Superior Court against J. N. Jones, administrator of said J.C. Crahh. Also, nt the same timo and place, lots of land Xos. Ki5 and HW, lying in tho lath district and 3d -cetionofl’olk county, levied upon by virtue oC three cost fl. la*, issued iront l*olk Superior Court ngalnst W. C. Knight A Co., as the proporty of said W. U. Knight & Co. Also, at the samo time and place, will be sold .Van Wert, in said county. C. Knight A Co. dso, ut the san the house and lot mw * mi »* cn. m >am county, whereon Dr. S. B. l»carcc now resides. levied upon a* tho property of J. L. Flancgnn, deceased, by virtue or two cost fl. fa*, issued front Pol" lor Court ugaiustsuid Allen A Finnegan. * ’— attnr “— — — " fl. fa*, issued front Polk Super- . «. said Allen A Finnegan. Also, nt tho samo timo and place, will bo sold the plantation former ly owned by Joseph Morgan, deceased, now oceupid by T. P. Stockton, levied on by vlrtnoof a cost ll. ra. front the Inferior Court or said county against Margaret Morgan, and William Hubbard, executors, Ac K. W. CLEMENTS, August i7, 1867. Sheriff Polk county. --- “ •*'- Inr..« MKnn ' Ug.'ilJ —\\ tils UTinter’s feo 125.00] PAULDING SHERIFF SALES. W ILL lie sold before the Court Houso door la tho town of Dallas. Pauldlngr county. Go., on tho first Tuesday In October next, within the lrgat hours of sate, the following pmiiortv, to-wit: TjOtsol'laud Nos. 101, 102, 45 and 43. in the2«l district and 3d section, lovtcd on as the property of R. a. Turner, to satisfy one fi.ra.from thoCouatr Court of tald county. I- 4 Margaret Turner, adn ner, deconood, vs. R. J ed out by defondants. Also, lots of land, Xos. 489, 510 and 520, in the 3d district and 3d section, lovled on as the proper- ty of Wm. Tant. to satisfy oue fl. fa. from tno County Court of said county, in favor of J. B. Bone vs. Wm. Tant, and Isaac Tanl security.- Property pointed out by C. D. Forsyth,dclendanfa Attorney. AUo. lo!« of faitd Sul. !,I(W and 1,0B1, In Iho Sd l‘S*nd *1 «!», of .aid county, listlad on u tire JODerty of C. Osbum. to .atttfy one n. it. frere « County Court or .nld county, in ftror of A. 8. Artnlnv>.c. oibuni. and J. Cantrell Imlorrer. ri.fa. now amtrollcl by J. D. Wublngtoo, nut pm>orty i-lntcd out mTU Wnhlnaton. Auntumiim. P. p. A[,Lu<)oi> t Sheriff. augSO-wtda [Printoea tbo il.mi) GKOHaLA, Paolduio cocxtv. CTirA.y tkal apbUea to mo lbr loiters ot ttutnuanihlp upon tbo panoit and property in. II. Austin, minor bolr of tv. T. Austin, nu(W-wJM [PrlntorV ibo ta] fcO.VBJ #t, Ere, WHISKY, B1 WfOrders