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GEORGIA WEEKLY OPINION. Legal Advertisements. Dekalb sheriff’s sales. WILL be sold before the Court House door, at V V Decatur. In Dekalb county, Georgia, on the flr*t Tufbday in October next, within the legal houra of safe, lot of laud number two hundred and eighty-one (281), ami the west half of lot of land number one hundred und eighty (180), both said lot and half lot bei ng in the fliteenth district of DuKaib county, and levied on by virtue of a Mortgage II. Ik. issued from the Superior Court of DeKnlb county, in favor of Beil Brunner against Robert A. Alston, as tho property of said Robert A. Alston. JAMES il. POWELL, Sheriff DeKalb county. August 26th, 1867. uug27—wtds SPECIAL BAILIFF’S SALE. YITILL he sold before the Court House door. In IY the City of Atlanta, Fulton county, Georgia, on th*3 first Tuesday in Oct' her next, lie tween tho iuwful hours of sale, the following property, to-wlt: Fivo barrels of whisky and two casks of brandy. Levied on ns tho property of L. 8. Salmons, to satisfy a distress warrant issued from the County Court oi Fulton county, in favor of Junius Lynch. Property pointed out by defeinlant. wm. H. IIOIX’OMBK, special Bailiff. September 3, l»i7—wtds (Prs fee $1.50) CHATTOOGA SIIT RIFF’S SALE. ■\WTILL be sold before tie. Court House door, in V V the town of Hemmei ville, Chattooga coun ty, Ga., within the legal hours of sale, on the first Tuesday iu October next, tho following proper- J Frankliii Gaines' interest in 40 lucres of land, being the south side of lot No. 4'J, In the 13th dis trict mid 4th section, levied on us tho property of F Gaines, to satisfy u • .-.ices' Court ft. fa. from thu 925ih district, G.M., i*i favor of Edmondson Jt Allen vs. F. Gaines. Levy made anil returned to me iiy a Constable. O. O. CLEGHORN, Sheriff. August 28,1867. (i’rs fee $2.50] augll-wtds ADM 1NIST' * A TOR’S SA LE. TTNDfcR order of he Court of Ordinary of U t upon c f.ty.C , , I will sell before tho Court Housei.oor in -ihl county, within tholegu! i ours of tale, in the city of Atlanta, ou the first Tuesdi.) ; .i Novem’n;. next: Kilty.fire acres off the north sh!.' of laml lot No. 1U4,15 acres of lund lot No. 223. and 51 acres of laud lot No. 224, of the ’4th oistrict of originally Henry, now Fulton county. 8 Id as the property of the cstato of 'Thomas M. Leo, late of s. » l county, deceased, for the benefit of the heirs and creditors. 8aid prop erty lies aliout eight miles from Atlanta, on the Newnun road, on iho bead water* of Camp Creek, near obi Camp Unsck Church. Terms, cash. J JSEPII WILLIS, Administrator. September 5,1887-w40d [Prs fee $10j ADM IN 1 STEATOR’S S A LE. TYTILL bo sold before tlio Court House door in VV the town of Forsyth, Monroe county, Georgiu, on the first Tuesday in November next, within the legal hours of side, all the lands belonging to the estn'o of Pre*ly Smith, late of said county, deceased, consisting of two hundred two and u hall acres, more or less. Terms cash. This Sep. tcmlwr 3d, 1867. 11. t. SMITH. Adm’r. sepa—wtds [Printer’s fee $5] GEORGIA, Fayette county. \\T ILLIAM 8. MILN It, administrator on tho Y V estate of Susan A. Griggs, late of said coun ty, deceased, having made application to this Court ior lerve to sell the land belonging to the estate of said uocensod, for Hie benefit of tlio heirs and crcieitoi's, idi persons «-onccrnc*i are notihed to tile their objection, if ,.*iy they have, within two months lrom the ur**t publication of this notice, ebe leave will oo giauted for thcsaloof said leul estate. Given uinler in v hand, this August 21st, 1867. EDWARD CONNOR, Ordinary. aug22—w2m [Prs fee $51 GEORGIA, Gordon county. \\T ll. DABNEY having In proper form ap- YY • idled tome for permanent letters of ad min ini rulion de bonis non. on the cstato of James C. Long*treet, late of suid county, deceased: This is to cite uml udinoiiish all and singular, the creditors and next of kin of said deceased, to 1>e a.id appear at my office within tho time pre scribed by law, and show muse, if any they can, why neriuanctit udmini-'.ration d» bonis non, should uot bo grunted thuunpiicnnton said estate. Witness my hand and official signature, this August31,1867. D. .V. NEEL, Ordinary, sepfi—wSQd (Printer’s fee $3) GEORGIA, Greene county. TK71IEUEA8, William A. Richards applies for VV letters or administration on the cstato of Lucy Ledbetter, deceased: These are, thorcfoio, to cite and requiro ntl per sons concerned, to be and appear at my ofiict, within the time prescribed by law, to show cause, if uny they have, why said letters should uot be graii toil. Given under my hand, at office, lu Greensboro, September 2d, 18»it. EUGENI US L. KING, Ordinary. stp-1—w30d [Printer’s fee$3] GEORGIA, Grf’cne county. TYTHERKAS, the cstato of John M. Stewart, late VV of suid county, deco iscd, is unrepresented: The^e are, therefore, to cito and require all por sons concerned, to bu and appear at my office, within the time prescribed by law, to show cause, ifrny viiey have, why tho administration, with the w Id annexed, of die estate of suid John M. Stewart should not he vested in tho Clerk of the Superior Couri,or some oilier lit undproperper- Givcn under my hand, at office, in Greensboro September 2d, 18117. KtGENIUS L. KING, Ordinary. sepi—w30d [Printer’s fmt$1] GEORGIA, Greene county. TT7-UEUEAS, William A. Richard* applies for Y Y letters of ndministratso.i de bonis non, oil tno estate of Washington Ledbetter, deceased: These are, therefore, toc'*j and require all per sons concerned, to lie und appear ut my office, within the time prescribed bylaw, to show ciuse, if uny they have, why said letters should not bo granted. Given under mv hand, at office, in Greensboro September 3d, 1867. EUGENIUS L. KING, Ordinary. sepi—w30-l [Prlnier's fee $1j NOTICE. 4 PPLIUATION will be made to tho Court of Ordinary of Greene county, Georgia, at thu first regular term utte** tho expirutlou of two mouths lrom this notice, for leave to sell the land (tlio sarno being a tract of land in Leo county, Ga., containing 101W acres, more or less,) be longing to John R. Cook, Jnsocv T. Cook and James V. Cook, orphans of Elisha Cook, late o." Leu county, Ga., deceased, for the pur|ioso of paying the debts and fo. the benefit of said or phans. This July 21th, 18.7. WlI.I.IAM ATKINS, Guardian, Of tho orphans of Elisha Cook, dcceuscd. scp4—wtlstout (Prs fee $1) GEORGIA, Newton county. TKTIIEUEAS, Thomas W. 8ims applies to rao for VV letters ofadministratlon(/«5oaM#m/i with the will annexed of William Sims, deceased, latoof said count)' : This is, therefore, to olte and ndmonidt all per sons concerned, to show ^causu, if any they have, within the timo prescribed by low, why said let ters should not bo granted to the applicant. Given tinder my huml and official signature, September 5,1867. WM. D. LUCK IE, Ordinnry. *cp5—w30d [Printer’s feo $3) GEORGIA, Newton county. •VTOTICB is hereby given to nil persons con* lX corned, that tho estate of Green M. Mitchell, decensed, lute of said county, is unrepresented by an administrator, and no one applies for admin istration on said cstato, and that in terms or the law administration will be vested In the Clerk of the Superior Court, or some other fit and proper person, thirty days after tho publication of this citation, nnlcss some valid objection is made to his nppointment. Given under my official signntnro, this Septem ber 5,1867. WM. D. LUCK IE, Ordinary. SCI*—w30d [Printer's fee $3] GEORGIA, Paulding county. XJKYIIEUEAS, L. Loo applies to mo for tetters of ** administration, de bonis non, upon tlio estate of B. F. Leo, late of said county, deceased t These aro, therefore, to cito and require all per sons concerned, to be and appear at the Ordina* ry’t office, In and for said county, on or beforo the first Tuesday in October next, to show cause, ir any they can, w.y said letters should not be * r G?ven umler my hand and official signature, August 27,1887. g p McGUEGOR, Ordinary. , augTO-wSOd llhrinior’s feofSj GEORGIA, Pauldino county. m WO MONTHS after date applicotion will be 1 inado tfl tho Ordinary in and for said county, ior leave to sell tho land belonging to tho estate of August m, 1607. kugto-wlm [Pr. ft. *] Legal Advertisements. GEORGIA, Fulton county. TOSEPH WINSIIfP, guardian of Miss 51. Au- •1 gusta Hill, having applied to the Court of Or dinary of said county for a discharge from his said guardianship t This is therefore to cito all porsons concerned, toshowoauso, if any they have, within tho time prescribed by law, why the said Joseph Winship should not be dismissed from his guardianship of Miss M Augusta Hill and receive tho usual letters of dismission. Witness tho Hon. Daniel Pittman, Ordinnry of said county, this September 4,1867. JXO. T. COOPER, Deputy Clerk. sep5—w40d [Prs fee $8] GKGKOIA, Fulton county. TgTlIEREAS, J. R. Fain, executor of Elizabeth VV Fain, deceased, represents to tho court, in his petition, duly filed, that lie has Hilly administered said estate: This is, therefore, to cite all persons concerned to show cause, if any they can, why said executor should not bo discharged from his said trust and rccolve letters of dismission on the first Monday in March, 1868. Witness tho Hon. Daniel Pittman. Ordinnry of said county, this 4th dav of September, 1867. JXO. T. COOPER, Deputy Clerk. •epC—w6m [Printer’s fee $4.50) GEORGIA, Fulton County. TXTIIERKAS. Joanna B. Shackelford, applies to VV the Court of Ordinary of said county for let- : tern of administration upon the estate or William 1 g. Shackelford,deceased: All persons concerned aro hereby notified to file their objections, ir any they have, on or beforo the first Monday in October next,elso letters will > be granted said applicant. Witness tlio Hon. Daniel Pittman. J udgo of said court, this 4th day of September, 1867. JMO. T. COOPER, Deputy Clerk. sei>5—w30d [Printer^ feo $1.50J GEORGIA, Fulton county. ■nfTTIEKKAS, Thomas Savage, latoof said conn- VV ty. deceased, is represented as having died intestate, and no person having applied for ad ministration on hfscstato in terms ol tho law: All persons concerned are, therefore, notified to file their objections, if any exist, ou or before the first Monday in October next, why the adminis tration of said deceased’s estate should not bo vested in W. R. Venable, Clerk of tlio Superior Court of said county, or some other fit and proper Given under my hand and official signature, this 6th day of .September, 1867. DANIEL PITTMAN, Ordinary. scpT—w30d [ Printer’s fee $3] GEORGIA, Fulton county. T7\ M. TALIAFERRO, guardian of Margaret A. and Sallie Fannie Pool, having represent ed in his petition duly filed, that ho lias fully dis charged his said trust and is entitled to letters of dismission: This is, therefore, to cite and admonish all per- sons concerned, to show cause, if uny exists, with in the time proscribed by law, why letters of dis mission should not be granted according to the prayer of petitioner. Witness my official signature, this September 6th, 1807. DANIEL PITTMAN, Ordinary. iop7—w40d [Printer’s foe $3] GEORGIA. Fulton County. TgTTIKUKAS, Joseph Win ship, Administrator ds VV bonis non upon the estate of 1J. 11. Overby, de- ceased, represents to the court in his petition uuly filed, that he bos fully administered said estate, lx This is, therefore, to citoall persons concerned to show cause, if any they can, why said admin istrator should.not be discharged from his said ad ministration and receive letters of dismission oil tho ffrst Monday in March, 1WM. Witness the Hon. Daniel Pittman, Ordinary of said county, this. 4th day of September, 1867. i JNo. T. COOPER, Deputy Clerk. . S0p7—wGm [ Printer's fee $1.50,1 GEORGIA, Fulton county. WHEREAS, John T. Akrldgo, administrator i VV upon the estate of Simeon Abridge, deceased, represents to llie court, in hi* petition, duly filed, thnt he has fully administered suid estate: This Is, therefore, to cito i*'l porsons concerned to show cause, ir any they can. why *>aid ndniinls- i trator should not be discharged from Ills said ad ministration and receive Ic.-ers of dismission on the first Monday iu March, 1863. Witness the Hon. Daniel Pittman, Ordinary of said county, this 4th dav of September, 1F7T. JNO. T. COJPKU, Deputy Clerk. scp5—wCm [Printer’s feo $*. C).] GEORGIA. Fulton county. mWO MONTHS alter date application will bo X made to the Court of Ordinary of said coun ty, for leave to sell the real estate of George Latham, Uecesnsed. LOYD COURCKY, Administrator. September 5,1867—w2m [Prs fee $5] GEORGIA, Fulton county. mWO MONTHS niter date application will l»o X mode to tlio Court of Ordina. •/ of said county for leave to sell tlio real estate of Stephen Terry, deceased. GEO. W. TERRY, taxccutor. September 5,18 >7—w2m [ Prs fee $5] GEORGIA, Gwinnett county. T7GBERT B. SMITH applies to mo for letters or ri administration on the estate of W. W. Boss, lute of said county, deceased: These urc, therefore, to cito andadmoni.*h and all singular, the kindred and creditors of said de ceased, to ‘ how cause, if any they can, why letters should, not bo granted the applicant on tho first Monday in October next. Given under my hand und official signature, this August 231, 1867. , G. T. RAKESTUAW, Ordinary. 1 aug2i—■w30d [Printer’s feo $3] GEOUGIA, Gwinnktt county. ; mWO MONTHS after date application will be X made to the Court of Ordinary of said county, lor leave to sell tho lands belonging to the estate of Benjamin 1*. Weaver, deceased. JOHN E. MAGUIRE. Administrator. August 29,1867. [Prs feo $51 aug31-w2tn C1TATIOX. Wm. M. A R. J. Lowry «». Tlio Northwestern A Ban'.; of Georgia—Assumpsit in the Superior Court of Fulton county, t»u. rpilE defendant® aro hereby notified uml re- quP cd pcrsonnl’y, o.- by Attorney, to lie and appear ut *-io ner.i Superior C mrt, to bo held in uml for said county, o.i the first Monday in Octo- bemoxt, then and there .o answer tho plaintiff's demand nn action of ‘ussntumlt, asjiu default thereof the Court will proceed a- to justice shall appertain. t Witness, tho Hon. John Collier, of one tho c Judges of tho Superior Courts. 1 August2Id, 1867? W. R. VENABLE, Clerk, uugttfl—w3t [Printer’s lee $1) NOTICE. 1 Wm. M. A R. J. Lowry ts. The Northwestern ! Ban* of Georgia—Assumpsit in the Superior Court of Fulton county, Ga. mo W. II. luiuan, Robt. F. Curry, Miles Dick- X son, II. J. bnrayberry. William J. WhLse’.l, < W. P. Inman amt Jos. T. McC miicll, taocklioidcrs of tlio Northwestern Bank or Georgia: You are hei-oby notified that on tho first day of August elgUSee.1 hunched and sixty-seven, v. c cotnmcnceu suit the Northweste’.n lpuik of Georgia, in tho Superior Com t of Fulton county, Georgir. on tlie hills of said Bank, for tiuee thousand and eighty-six dollars. ARNOLD & ROBINSON, August21.11867. Plaintiff's Attorneys. aug28—wst [ Printer’s fee $5] THOMAS 8. POWELL. ) Fulton Superior w. 1 Court, April Term, JESSIE BOUNIG. and (1807. Bill for DIs. JNO. G. WESTMORELAND. / covcry, relief and | Iunjunction. i In this case it appearing to the Court that Jesse ; Boring, ono of tho defendants, resides out of the State or Georgia, and that ho has not been served formally with tho bill and process inthlscasoi ’ It is, therefore, ordered by tho Court that publica tion bo made in tomo public gazette published in the eity of Atlanta,Georgia, once a month for four months, requiring the [defendant, Boring, to ap point tho next October Term or said Court and ] make defence, or said Bill bo taken for confessed. IIAMMOND A MYNAT1. Solicitors for Plaintiff. MA true extract from the minutes of Court. May 1 17th. 1867. W. R. VENABLE, Clerk* JelB—laratm NOTICE. CJIXTY DAY8 after date application wlU bo O made to tho Court of Ordinary of Bartow n county, for leave to sell all tho real estato belong ing to F. D. Boatflold, late of said county, de- ceased. 8old for the benefit of the heirs and oredi- THE WEEKLY OPINION. BY W. L. SCRUGGS AND J. B. DUMBLE. lleconstructloii neotinf in Carroll. Carrollton, Sept. 8,1807. According to previous notice a large portion of the etti^ns of Carroll county inet this day in the court house, for thi purpose of taking such action as the con dition of the (ountry requires. On motion, Judge A. O. Embry was call ed to the chair and B. M. Long requested to act as Secretary. On motion. W. W. Morrell explained the object of the meeting. On motion, the following named persons were appointed a committee to report busi ness for the meeting, to-wit: W. W. Mor rell, R. L. McCurdj% Jesse Gray, Aaron Brown, Thos. Enterkiu. James Bryant, J. K. Barr, A. T. McLendon, Jas. W. Webb, Michael Goodwin, T. 31. Kelly and John Lee. had belonged; and showed plainly that the split in the Charleston Convention was lie blamed the Union men for falling into the current after Secession. Although he had, alter contending as long as he could safely for the Union, volunteered and went into the service, and wanted to whip the light, but all the time believing be was doing wrong, and now thought if wc all would do right, we were far better oil'than if Secession bad been a success. lie u the people, all who could do so, to vote unitedly for a being disfranchiM'd. He concluded amid rounds of applause. His speech had a marked effect; the people seeming to say, well done our long trusted friend and neighbor. G. W. Merrill next being called on, ad dressed the meeting ably and at some length in favor of uniting with the “Union Republican party of Georgia.” Ills sjwecli was well received and loudly applauded. After urgent and repeated calls, A. C. Borden came foi ward, and in a short and effective speech urged the people to accept the terms now offered by Congress, and pointing to the National llag, told them to stand by the llag and government of the United States as their only safety. He told the voters to vote from principle, ;.nd if they could not Indorse the principles, to vote against a Convention. He was o A ) posed to policy voting, as that had been well nigh over run. Ills speech was list ened to with considercable interest, us this person is an effective speaker. The coinmittee returned, and through W. W. Merrill, their Chairman, reported the following resolutions, which unanimously adopted: WmtRKAS. It is desirable that there should be harmony and unity of uctlon among the friends of Reconstruction throughout the .State: and whereas, restoration to peace and civil government in the Union can be had only through the great Union Repub lican party outlie Congressional plan; and whereas, in the opinion of this meet ing a rejection of the terms offered will lead to a Author disfranchisement of the present white voters and perphaps conlis- cation, therefore, llettolted. That we hereby adopt the plat form of principles established by the Union Republican State Convention, hold In the city of Atlanta on the 4th day of July last. Resolved, That the friends of Reconstruc tion throughout the State, regardless of past political differences, are earnestly so licited to co-operate In the great work now before us. lie solved. That It Is the duty of every lover of his country to maintain the honor and dignity of the Government by oppos ing all measures leading to a repudiation of the National debt. llesolted, That the Atlanta Opinion*, and all papers friendly to reconstruction, bo requested to publish the proceedings of this meeting. Before the passage of the resolutions 3Ir. IV. W. 3Ierrell fully explained the object of the resolutions, which was to make com mon cause with the Union Republican Party of the State. He advocated the doctrines of the party in contradistincti<9h to radicalism North and South. That while radicalism North wanted disfran chisement of all who engaged in rebellion and general contlscation, Radicalism South, while ’professing to be the peculiar guardian of our rights and honor, yet their course was the only one that world bring on the South the evils they should try and avert. lie showed conclusively that should the opposition succeed in the Government, it would entll anarchy and endless evils on the country, and that we should all come up and aoccpi the questions settled by the highest earthly tribunal—that of anus. The meeting was one of the largest poli tical meetings ever held in the county. All seemed to'tie frilly Impressed with tho importance of doing their duty to their country and In this grqnfc emergency. On motion the meeting adjourned. A. O. Embry, Chairman. B. M» Long, Secretary. Tnn TninuxK on Amnesty.—The Tri bune says of the expected proclamation of general amnesty: Tho President's amnesty proclamation Is expected In a few days. It is not to that that tho country will object; there Is no gene ral wish to punish, by line, imprisonment or death, any man for taking part in the n. But no opinion of Stanberry or ley can repeal the law which declares that no Executive pardon shall entitle dls- Blnckley can repei that no Executive franchised rebels to vote. It may bo well to limit tho diafranchlaement—to give tho ballot to classes now deprived oflt; but this must be the act of Congress. Tho profligate Queen of Spain is In a con dition not usual with women of her sort. Legal Advertisements GEORGIA, Bautow county. fTflIEHGA8, TbontRt J. Wofford, 6«ocuun «. VV WilHumB. Wofford, deceased, represents to the Court, lu his petition, duly filed and enter ed on a ocord, that lie baa fully administered Wil liam II. Wofford's estate i Tbl* Is, therefore, to citoall porsons concerned, kindred and creditors, to show cause, Ifauytber can, why said executor should not be discharger from hh executorship a.id receive letters of dis* inissiou. This ad (Monday) September. 1887. J. A. HOWARD, ordinary. sept4—v.Otn(Printer's fee $4.60) GEORGIA, Bartow county. fourtce.i years of nje, residents of said county. This is to cite all persons concerned, to be un appear pUlw term of the Court of O inary, tob held next niter tho exportation of thirty day from the drst publication of this .'Otlce, and shot cause, U any tboy can, why said Joseph D»vi siioald not be entrusted with the guardianship c the person** ami property of said minors. Witness iny official signature, this Septcmtc 2d, 1807. J. A. HOWARD, Ordinary. sci>4— w80d (Printer's fen #3) GEORGIA, Bartow county. REAM, Virent K. C'lardy applies I \\rif hr yV fork of D. 8. Cli These are, therefore, Vo cite ami i and singular, the next or kinund crc< deceased, t< tder my hand and official signature, aug2f—w30d [Printer's o*1l GEORGIA, JUhtow county. W JIEUEAS, Andrew J. Rodgers applies toi for letters of administration on the estate Samuel Rodgers, late of said county, doceascd: These urc, therefore, to cite anil admonish all and singular, the next of kin and creditors of sai< deceased, to be uml appear ut my offico, withii the time prescribed by law, and shovy cause, i they can, why said letters should not be grunted. Given under my hand and official signature, thi 22d day of August, 1867. J. A. HOWARD. Ordinary. augSl—w30d [Printer's feo *1] GEORGIA, Bartow county. W HEREAS,T. M. Sloan and E. M. 81< to bo appointed guardlar property of John D., Elizabeth ber, minors under fourteen y of said county: ese are, therefore, to cite all persons concern- • lie und appear at tho -■ ■ - Ordinary to bo held next :*l with the giiurdianshipofthc pc ilay of August, 18**7. J. A. HOWARD, Ordinary. GEORGIA, Bartow county. W HEREAS, William W. Colton applies to r for letters of administration on tho csta " '* tv, deceaseds iininistruth of Travis Cotton, lata of said coi These arc, thcref r ul admonish all ....il singular, tho kindred and creditors of said deceased, to itlo their objections, if any they have. J. A. HOWARD, Ordinary. GEORGIA, Campbell county. two months from this notice, for leave to sell all the lands belonging to the ul creditors of said deceased. GEORGIA, Carroll county. W HEREAS, M. J. Baxter, or said county, plies to ino for letters pr administratioi the estate of Jumcs Stripling, deceased: Tho u urc, therefore, to cite all nuil singular, the next of kinnnd creditors of raid deceased, to bo and npjmar at my office, within the time — •rlbod by law and show cause, if any they ignaturo, this August 51st, 1807. J, M. BLALOCK, Ordinary. [Printer's fee $3] GEORGIA, Clayton county. TO ALL WHOM IT MAY CONCERN. J AS. S. BOYINGTON having in proper f r plied to mo for pennenant letters ofmJministra- ‘ on on tho estate of Robert Lewis, late ofi '* >unty, deceased: These urc, therefore, to cito all porsons < . smcil, to be and appour at my office, by the Monday in October next, to show cause, if Given ruder my hand i September 2d, 18(57. C. A. DOLLAR, Ordinary [Printer's feo *1] GEORGIA, Cobb county. W HEREAS, Mrs. Cnroiino E. Orrnsbj applied to mo for the ufiministrutf cstato of Theodore D. Ormsby, lute oi said county, singular, tho kindred and creditors of suid de ceased, to file their objections, if any they have, in my office on or btforo tho first .Monday in Octo- of Ordinary for Given linden... August 22J, 1867. JXO. G. CAMPBELL, Ordinary, [Printer's feo *1] GEORGIA, DkKalb county. E J. DAILY having applied to me in ] • form for letters of administration « Tills is to cUo all persons coi ippciir rt my office, within U »y law, .o Miovr cause, ifrny t , sbonb> not be granted the applicant. [Printer's fee $3.] GEORGIA, Faykttk COUNTY C ALVIN J. FALL having In proper form ap plied to mo for - Istration on thecst: county, deceased: Given under my hand lugust 21st. V” aug2i-w30d npplt. d official signature, /ARD CONNOR, jPrs feo $8]Ordinary. GEORGIA, Fayette county. 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Liberal terms Address ang28-w6t ON A CO., Poblishen, V. The road lies wholly in territory yielding tlio precious metals, and its revenues are colle< ‘ed in coin. Its rates for transportation are ve.-y advantageous, being more than three tiraea ..In con 'jqucnco of the aid it receives from the General Government, from the State of Cali fornia. and from municipal corporations, tha annual interest obligations which tho Compa ny are called upon to assume are very light.— Tho net earnings upon an average of about » miles, in 1866. were nearly three times t'y amount of annual interest liabilities to be <u- * ‘ building it, and mere $235,001) » it on thee " which tL 'Upon the Jt rst 150 w FIRST MORTGAGE THIRTY YEAR,. SIX PER CENT. COUPON BONDS, Principal ami Intercut Payable in Gold Coin, in New York city. 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