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aass GEORGIA WEEKLY OPINION THE WEEKLY OPINION. BY W. L. RCKUOOS AND J. B. DUMBLK. Ex i.ixo Times—Vai.uk »k a Pspkh. fongr**** I-now In Mwlnn. and will l»e slurb: .r tin* eimilng winter. The Htate OvintbiiMona! Convention assemble* In thU rtiy «iii ihe fttli of next month. The tiill*-* ’are ex'l injr: the future t* big w ;iii . vein-. Now 1- the time to rtibscrit>e f , r i wiir* paper—one that gives the new* jartalining to both able* of nil qnei«- • M«* intim *. the Presidential eleethm t* lira wing nigh. Till-* eleetlon will be the turning p dm In the history of American |N>iitii*s: It will deel.le Issues which are to r (Teel the li.ijiplueiia ainl prosperity of this , Im- wit .loiit a daily. v111 al-o eo - of the | itloiiall .In full ling' •eiitloli. NEGRO, TAXATION AND CUBo&NLY. These are the topics of the hour. They ^ are uppermost In the mlml* of the Ain<*r- TKI.t:«UAPHIf] INYEUIfiEMOE. Krom the Near York Proas Association. I oiteoneraent of 9lr. Davie* Trials , ... .. . . , IficuJao.xp. November 4«.—Judge CbMe t,»n iwoplo—(In' triumvirate »f »«r' d|<) not . rrivet||U |)lnr|l|n|e . ..expected. but nt 11 o’clock the Court met. There was a detachment of cavalry in national politics—and will furnish a theme for Congress through the approaching Winter. The defeat of negn* suffrage In m«y of, roo|n waa rteI14ely „ ro wded. | The Grand Jury was brought In. and all the Northern States, and the persistent purpose, on the part of those who, , . A voted It down nt home to vote It their . were pre«n, except fellow, eltlxens of the South. ha. strength- I ^ *««; ened rather thnn weakened the purpose of hie sent n ll^oioc, u te . » • } many lending members to advoente .he w, .» »«or". h. Id. charge, Ju Ijo l n*fc passage of » uniform Krnnehlsu L.W. Mr. I "» ru ‘»f‘ be »•«'«ec of Judge Mm* SUUNK.L of the Semite, and Mr. Stkvknr. »nd cautioned hem that no party or .Use of the House, Imvo both pledgrtl them- other g'dng j ml a- ; of the i solves to this measure. Thu passage of such a law would necesslate an appropri ation for Its enforcement, by military au thority. in Kentucky and Maryland, and .. .. I perhaps In other States also. Whether this *) crjr ,! ,r . , “ i would lead to an alliance betwecu the " anti-negro sulVrage parties of both sec tions. and to that ••war of races” so oft predieted, or whether it would end In a consolidated Military Empire, and a ! thorough change in our form of Govern ment, wc leave others to discuss. Rut that the step must be either taken, or the pro ject abandoned this Winter, is apparent ! to all. Taxation is always a delicate subject.— | It Is peculiarly so at the present time. The ; Intolerable pressure of taxation has had ‘ - * | much to do in shaping the result of the Tim WKKKI.V opinion I, a large, eight Ut( . elel . tIolia , North. It luu. de wed page sheet. coiitalnlng/«rtjf-»f«g4f columns j t ral de In the East, and paralyzed industry of reading matter, in which I* condensed I j n t | JC a||( | Southwest. It has con- ail the »i**ws and current events of t,l<? ‘ S |,| r ed with other cause*, to bankrupt the week. It is Issued every Tuesday. ft 11 *' | planters of the South. It. ha* kindled a i .-. ribers at three dollar* a | ilU . llt denfre for Repudiation in the West. I.dlais tor six month*; ° ,,e i tbu |,ns alarmetl the »M»ndholder* of the re»* months. i . tt ,„| a general district and commer- axi, Com in ks*.—The admin- elal nervousness is the result. To furnish Pock seems to have given “ remedy for this state of things, will, or tUfactioti. North. Neither par- should be aim nig the first duties ot Eon- rM have found feidt with him.! Kress. Tle-re inu-r la- h reform In Mm rary. the reasonable ini'ii of all mode of la!-inyt revel Heavy and im- mrtles, win. understand Ilia situation. give ; eipml taxation, tiro rc-irlng fn.m elrcnta- Idm orndlt for tint faithful and Impartial [ tl ,,n 111 f'" ir millions currency jair month, diaelmr-e of Ida offlel.d d.ith,.. The and the «lukln K or capital in bonds exempt lotion of thanks. Introdn I in the House ! fro... taxation, on which on Monday waa referred, as we happen to Im paid in nothing but gold, when gold Is know, localise it embraced others hcsl.los I at premlum.of thirty three por Gen l’opn; others whose record Is not so cent.—these arc working their legitimate commendable. And whilst such things; results. The remedy has not yet been | have very little weight with the General, i ladnted out. 1‘,-nple arc looking to Con- anil conld not Influence him in Ills eon- greae to do this, and to make the npplh iclentlnus discharge of duties imposed up- tlon, single ne.llllt tiers In tin mailed Gkn. I’oi’i tv In Cong On the eon rkets. Ii is mill'll to aub- d.dl.ir- |M*r .inmini; four m iiiLhs; twn thdlar* for r scveuty-llve emit* fora It is delivered to siibscri- :lty sit the on him. It would lie gratifying to Ids friends In this section, composed of men of all parties, to know that Congress Is will ing to make a piddle acknowledgment of bis merit as au executive officer. Ills ad ministration has been ndld and consider ate, yet Ann and Impartial. Partisan Waxpaiik.—A lteconslructlon- i.t or a Republican may not be necessa rily a Imrsi! thief, a villain, or a vagabond. Jior may a Democrat or a misnamed “Con servative ’’ l« necessarily a Knave, a politi cal scullion or a social pestilence. Hut unless the two opposing parties, or rather the Journalists and public speakers nf the two parties, call each other hy those pleasant names, how Is the interest of the public, on the subject which they differ, to lie kept up? The moment they assay to disettss their differences on the platform of reason, or condescend to treat each other • as gentlemen who entertain honest differ ences of opinion, will they not be thought prosy, dull, timid, tedious and uninterest ing? So that. If a gentleman should dif fer with you on any of tlm Issues of the day—Nigger. Taxation or Currency—rf?- aou nca him. Cult him a scalawag, hypo crite, knave. puppy, renegade, anything, no.tnattcr what, hill don't lai so stupid as -to*reason ivlliililm I Tlmt Is childish! Tint I , iiK»jcoi.omc*l. Jocknai.—The ex cellent isirlndleidfor December Is on our tilde. It contains seventeen portraits of distinguished men. wltli lliolr biographies— George Peabody, President tVis.Nev. Klim The currency question Is equally impor tant with the others. In many respects It la more ao. Independent of tho two polit ical parties known as Republican and Democratic, there are two distinct parties on this single Issue—the ContractionIsts and the Inflationists. Neither Republicans nor Democrats arc united on this point. The Inflationist party is composed alike of Republicans and Democrtas; and so of tho contractlonlsts or spcelu basis party. In the West and South, there Is a scarcity of money; people of these sections complain that whilst they pay taxes out of scanty means, the bondholders of the East pay no tax. but receive their Interest In gold upon capital that Is wholly Inert and which mills nothing to commerce and trade. A majority of the \\ estern members In tbc House, are understood to favor expansion and the payment of the bond Interest In greenbacks; whilst others, having no well dell lied opinions of their own, nro careful enough of their places not to disregard a known or supposed wish of their constlu- enry. The solution to these questions will test the statesmanship of that honorable body, and reveal Its merit. If It has any. .The people expect them to mcct'tho issues fair ly, und to |»iss ii|k>Ti them promptly. There Is no room for sldo Issues; no time for Ir relevant legislation. Miichf;dcpcndt ppon the planner Ip which these living questions aru met. A ‘blunder nt cither angle of this political triangle, may provo fatal to our form of government. A better opportu nity for the display of true statesmanship Howe. Oliver Crnniwcll. Rev. 1 r. Woroes- hlw ||ercr t*,,,,,.offered |„ , he Federal Con fer, Cliauncey Giles Able! Silver. .1. «, Kr ,. u .- (n ^ lf there ^, , wtc , m , n , n that JlUibtrd, Jaino* I . Muart, .U, Ayer, j*. j wort hy the name, he cannot long re- II. Hayden, and others. Tho Sultan of • obscurity. Turkey, and a Glance at hi. Empire; Our m * ln “ 0 J — Sn'lnl Relations; the Paris Exposition; ITimarried; What shall w. do w-lth 01.1 Maids; History of tint New Jerusalem, or •Hircilenlsirglan Church { .Saints and Sin ners; and jmieh other Instructive matter. TiixOrrieiAi. Vom.—Once again, weeall Vm attention of tho cilltnr at the Macon “Telegraph" tli the fuel that the OrtxlOK has published the official vote of tho State, by counties and districts If brother Sxkku had read tiro. Opinion as 'almost every other sensible man In Georgia does he would not now lai floundering In the dark! We regret that wu have niit\lhe hack liumlK-rs to send him, without tireak- lug our officii tile. To mpuhllsli the full (UDacnn lx tub United Status.—From rtie report of Henry D. Smith, D.D, of the Union Theological Seminary, wo condense the annexed statistics. They will bo found convenient for reference: xi-uum or cnt'xcnxs. rrc, ix run c.xitkd statu. rucacata. commcxicts Roman CnUiolle. 33H0 4.000,000 MethmllstS 10,100 BaptUts 17.130 Presbyterians IkOOO 1.001,000 1,600.000 000,000 323,900 237.400 101.100 Uongregatlonallsts x.7iu Protests. Episcopalians 2.900 tierman Reformed, 4,100 Dutch Reformed. 440 United Brethren alioiit 3,000 Moravians shout 13.000 ennimunicaiits, Unitarians about 300 rlnirclun. 110,000 rsuiHi Ictles. ruturn* for hit Imlivtdual bunoflt. wnuld Ik* UnlvcrxtlUl* tnclndn almut HOfkdOOof (lie an iinpwltion ujmn (lie lialanro of our | |io|iulation. , Frlend.i>rljuakersnrtluMUix.al»uf3l,- ni ml'-.—The |s "plc i.i st. Alban-, Via arc rleighiiig — Mr-. I.lncolu'snld . Miles .me still with lire'll.——The r.i>lilon.ilili- » emeu oi Parlj are wc iring gsllcr- -tlbtniiind liin-M-s-4- nlb-nu»"i; T einpi-raui' •apnlla. Did. A Al'illtni.il |U|H-i-a.lvei-ale ‘tl.e .inuexatlnn of I'anada l.i the Uuib*d Males.—Thirty tbonsmid French nrtlAls are cmpluycd In the luuuiifaeturc Of arilll- ,1 d ilewcrs. The Germans of Hi. lands Mn- On- organising t» break Qmi Stnnhiy ia». Gov. JiiSuiN*.—'The Mllledgevllln Re corder. of the20llt. think* there is no truth In the n'lKirt Uiat Gov. Jenkins Jigt. Imcn notlfleil to hold himself In readines to va cate tlm Executive elialrl - Frl.-ud- orijuakers IHck.ltes nhmit 4#,- irkl niember'. ; Tiik ''Tnm.lloi'ar,", Dalton.—Our old They have Sunday i l1 '"" t'dtaw-cltl»m, Col. Win. m.aitlugs In Indian-! rly "cpreaentatlvafln Coo- ■ grea* fasti rennossee. has purchased, rent- led, and enhirgi.l flic ncwTlotePat Dalton, and tlm liiirfl-l- ueiv open to-guests and the traveling publie. It la hut due the Col, and Hie puhllr, to say that thla-ls now one of tho la-st Hotels In thu Elate. Tlm flare 1s excellent—the.very best that tbu market affonls—anil (Oh Tllilia Is one of the most pollte'imd attentive landlords In the'eoun- try- PeihoflK traveling In that direction will mita a 1 good dinner, or breakfast, or supperj as ihe cssa may be, by not calling' at the “Tilths House." opinion. The offense i-onueeted with the rebellion claimed their tlrst attention. If It be brought to their knowledge that any mimitted treason, he must lie in dicted. unless he has la-en specially par doned by tho President nr by a general amnesty, lie recited the law and penalty for treason. lie said tlm violation of tlm revenue laws i would claim their attention, and they | all, ,uId sparing In tile cases of public j officers engaged in it- if any should he so j found. i Up to noon no steps w ere taken In the Dul ls matter, and Mr. Davis Is not yet In court. About thirty ladles were present as spectators. I.uter.—Mr. Evurts, for the Government, said the Intention of tbc Government was to trv the liavls case someday thls.term. One consideration In delaying tho day was the time when Chase would nttenil here, and the Government proposed to name a day alter the adjournment of thu Supreme Court for this trial, when Chase could sit with Underwood. Evarts suggested the fourth Wednesday lit March. O'Connor said t .O personal convenience of Sir. Da lis would Imvo been promoted If that had taken place in May last, and It would lie very convenient now, but Ids counsel would agree to the proposition of Evarts. ITc thought rtiu presence of Chase would h" b-i.i'ih i ih not alone to tlm interest of tlm licensed, lint to all interests. Judge Underwood said the arrangement proposed bv i !.*• Government w*as agreeable to the emit, mid particularly because the court ..inn'-iii desired that Judge Chase should -It ii|sm the ease. It was due to the dc- I'. n.laiii that two Judges should sit In the . use. in order that an appeal might be ink,-ii on disputed questions, and the case l urried up by tlm defendant to a higher court. The Judge agreed to fix the 20th of Mareli for the trial, nml, on tho application of Mr. O'Connor, to extend Mr. Davis’ ball bond until that time, and ftirtlier agreed that If Judge Chase could not preside then, to extend the leave of absence till the term following. Thoordcrofextension ofleavo of absence for Mr. Davis, and fixing the 32d of March for the trial, waa entered by order of tho Judge, and Mr. Davis' trial ended for thla term. Mr. Davla did not apiiear In Court. Three witnesses who eiimc Into Court, cx-Sccretary Seldon, cx- Gov. Letcher and Gen. Wickham, wore re cognised to appear at the next term. Staldon. Letcher, and several other wit nesses for tho government were before the grand jury to-day, which shows that Davis wilt 1m tried on a new indictment at the term III March. Davis will remain here several days. Ho will not spend the winter In Canada. Gen. Lee goes on Thursday to Petersburg to attend the marrlago of Ids son, W. II. F. Lee. I'rom Washington, W ashlinrn.v, Nov. 20.--Mr. "Stevens left the lion- 1 ' much liidlsponsl. Tlm im fe-aelimcnt Interest lias died out. The'tv'll ite did nothing In Executive session. Revenue receipts to-day four hundred and forty-three thousand dollars. Tlm Collier and Kelly* flghtls off. Kelly claims the Stakes. Gov. Isham Harris Is at home, In Tennes see, under parole to appear In the Federal Court In March. Mn. Howell, Mr. Davis' mothnr-ln-law, died at Montreal. The deceased laily.'wu a native of Georgia, and about slxty-flve year* of age. Sbc married a son of Gen. Howell, of New Jersey, of Revolutionary feme, by whom sho had severak children, one of whom was the wife of Mr. Davis. Osairnilntl, Semite.—McCulloch’s documents, and a memorial from the Alabama T^glslature, regarding the repeal of the • cotton tax, were rcfcrred'to the Committee mi Com merce. A bill continuing In service Gens. How ard and Sickles was referred to tlm Mili tary Committee. Motley's diplomatic correspondence was called for. Bill changing ihenamcnf Samuel Chase to Barney, who claims, to he a grand-son of Commodore Barney, and that his father and uncle hnd been disgraced, was passed. The Senate went Into Executive session and adjourned. Uoutt.—Gon. Grant was called on for tho correspondence between himself and others regarding tho removal of Stanton, Sheri dan, and the memorial In matters regard ing reconstruction. The Mlfltary Committee was directed to Inquire Into tho expediency of paying the army weekly Instead of every months. Tho Commlttco on Frecdmen's Affairs wefo directed to make Inquiry and report reasons, If any, for continuing the Freed- men’a Bureau. Detective Baker was arrested by order of tlm Judiciary Committee, and discharged on payment of costa. A memorial from Alabama, regarding tho cotton tax, waa referred tq the Committee of Ways and Means. The Committee of Ways and Means were directed to Inquire Into the cxpcdlonoy of taxing United States bond? and national banks for the liquidation of United States debts. Tlm flense then went Into Committee of the Whole and adjourned. ISlel neperta Exaggerate** Ciiaxlkstok. Nov. 2U.-Lator accounts from Wadmaland Island show tiro state ment of a riot there to ho much exagger ated. No person wus seriously hurt, rrahtihle Defeat of Canvenliau. The Impression Is almost iinlvemal here that awing to alack of tho requlalta ma jority of registered voters, tho convention will bedefeated In South Carolina, 62.000 votes are required to Insure the conven tion, ami only 23.0(a) nro knowr. So have voted In twenty Districts of tlm- thirty Districts In the State. The mate Convention*. New Oki.kans, Nov. 20.—Tho Conven tion succeeded In organising to-day. The olth’evastiind—President, white; Secretary. Kergi'iint-at-Arins anil Door-keepers col ored. The Ouachita lllver packet. Idaho, blew- lip at tlm wharf to-day. Six men were wounded, two mortally. The tip|ievworks ‘ (lie boat were wrecked. Alabama Convention- Muvrc.osimiY, Xov. 20.—The Reconstruc tion Convention adopted the following ar- Icle of the Constitution: Ahticlk —. Taxation. All taxeson prop- ,l v in this State shill lie aseessod la exact proportion to thu value of such property: rideil, howexer, That the General As sembly may lay a poll tax not to exceed dollar and fifty cents o» each poll, which shall bo applied exclusively In aid ol the public school fund. The day's session was consumed In dis- cu-ing tlm proposition to vest power in the Governor to appoint all judicial offi- Tho Convention dually provided lor Hie election of Supremo Court Judges and Chancellors by the Legislature, and all other judicial ollkicra by tho people. Holler Explosion. Savannah. Not. 2(1.—A bollcrat Lamar's cotton press exploded this morning, kill ing two negroes and seriously Injuring the white engineer. Tho building is a com plete wreck, and the shipping In the vicini ty was In great danger from the tire.— Prompt action saved it. The damages were estimated at eight thousand dollars. Through to nillledgeville, Auoi'bta. Nov. 20.—'Tho trains on the Macon and Augusta Road commenced run ning to Milledgcvillo to-day. This route shows a gain of forty-four miles between Augusta and Macon, as compared with the Central via Mllen. Washington. Nov. 27.—'Tlic prospects of the Immediate repeal of the cotton tax is not so promising. The friends of the measure are fearful of aspontancous oppo sition to the movement, originating on their side of tlie I louse, and are holding off. So far, every bill Introduced looking to re peal, haija ryder which will kill !t,.or pro voke a week’s discussion. Favorable ac tion before Christmas Is highly improbable. Tho Committee of Ways and Means has agreed unanimously In Its session this forenoon, to rc|".l! a bill fur the repeal of tho cotton tax. __ Elkgant Lanouagc.—••Odlferoits,”,“mits- kish," “pole caV' •‘skunk," "scalawag." “mulatto,'' “hell spawns,” “villlanous swin dle,” “infain'.'tn outrage." “mlsccgen pow wow," “ugr. iiiu.swindle,” “nigger su premacy" (In iln- kitchen.) "white man's government," ’Utilyon"—tlieseVire among the arguments w hich we Imvo observed in that portion of the Georgia press which have declared their purpose to_opposo nay Constitution which the Convention'.may frame. Abettor evidence of tho Justness of their claim to “all thejalonts and re spectability"—could not bo adduced I IuronTANT Ducistox.—A decision was given In we United States Court in New York, recently, that a "person .who Is ag grieved by the action of u Collector of In ternal .Revenue, may have hU suit against the Collector to recover back the money Illegally collected, although paid to tho Collector, and by 1dm paid ovcr\to the Government, provldcd'lhe party aggrieved made a proper protest In time. * PiaoLUD SoiDiau."—Wo would be glad to know of tlie'Macon Telegraph how a “paroled soldier" can “quietly pursuo Ills profession.” If, during his parole, a sol dier may “pursuo Ids profession," of what Import Isa parole? Of-Tiro-county meeting In Columbus, (in- which was to .have taken placo on Tuesday night last, for the purpose, of electing delegates to the Macon penny- widstlc Convention, seems to have been a failure. Another meeting, with the same object In view, has been called. Legal Advertisements Legal Advertisements. ADMINISTRATOR'S SALE. B Y vlrtuo of an ordor of «»• Court of Ordtaarjr ol Carroll county, Georgia, will be sold before the Court House door, is Carrollton, oa tho CM Tue«- day In December next, within tho legal boars of •ale, lot of land No. (19) thirty^Blae, coatalnlng (WJjj) two hundred! two aud« half acres, more or lets, with about thirty acroa-la enltlvatlau, toler* -"-Improvement*, lying lath# sixth district of county of Carroll. KOM'as the pnmerty of lam Kinney, deceased; for the beneat of the ■ dlforo. Tormocasb. October^ im. JKSdE KINNEY. Administrator. Printer^ foo $» a 1 •aid ... William , beirs and credlj octlS—wtds ADMINISTRATOR’S HA LB. rirtue of aa order from tho Court of Onll —a w. - Paulding county, Ga., will be sold bt—._ the Court House door, lu the town of Dallas, oa tho flrat Tuesday in December next, between the legal hours or sale, the following, lots of laud, Nos. MS, M0 and ten acres of lot No. mroouth side. Bold a» S -operty of Josopb Mohaffy, deceased. Bold e iHMu fit of the heirs and creditor* Terms cash. October 8,1867. P* A. C. ALLEY, Adm’r do bonU mn octlt—wtsD Printer’s fee $3 ADMINISTRATORtS BALK O N the flr*t Tuesday In December next will oe ►old iK-fore the Court House door lu Thomas* urn, llpson county, fractional lot of land numlier “ixty-M ven In the «lxtecnth district ot originally Thomaston, now Upson county, containing one hundred und ninety-one o«*re«. more or lea*, be* longing to tho cstuto of Wilson L. Williams, dc* cuaPL'd. Sold hy order of the court of Ordinary f< tho henrllt of the heirs and creditors of said dt * cash. October 16th, 180?. WaM. II. ItlCTIAIUWON, Adm’ cd. Tei »—wind Printer’s foe $3 ADMINISTRATORS SALK. B Y virtue of an order from tho honorable Court ol Ordinary ot Uult* county, Ga., willhe fold Indore thu Court House door, in the town ot Jacx. son, llutts county, Georgia, betweeu tho icgal hours or sale, on the drst l ucsday in December next, thu following pro|H*rty. to*wlt: Part of lot GEORGIA, Uaiituw COUNT!. Const or Oedixaivx, Norxusxa Txax, last. . , S *0 the Court by lb. petition of JulluiI oklnner tbal J»ba 8. Alien. daeeaMii, lata of Mid county, did la hi. IlfetlM exeente la Mid JnHuSkl.Derhl. bond eandltloned to ereenta TMMlalfeo ncpl. taMld Mluakiooer for «bf eauoty, loc.fej' ‘on^HieVm. Sof*» ud »,‘in tiwixmssi fng titles tosald town. lot*, or by will or oil RT°T ld ‘V.t^erefore. And, U further no thatssIdJulins Skinner has paid the ftall_ B. Parrott, administrator upon tho estate oi Uie said John H. Allen, deceased, to uncut* t» him titles tosaldtowo lots In conformity wit i town lots In conformity with said bonds. And, i* is further onlerod thsha cop* of this Kola bo pub- 11 shed In tho dTeskly Opinion newspaper for three months. r J. A. HOW.aUd, . Ordinary Bartow county. Kxtract from the minutes, this 4th day of No vember, 1807. . J. A. HOWARD. Ordinary B. €. novlS—w3m Printer’s fee few f Butts county, sold ah i I und N' now Butts county, „ . more or less .sold as the reul estate or William W. PnKfor, late of said county, deceased. Hold for the benefit of tbe creditors. Terms of sale cash. October II. 18OT. WILLIAM J. PROCTOR.Administrator, itlft-wtds ‘ Prlnteris fee ga EXECUTOR’S SALE. B Y virtue of an order from the Honorable Court of Ordinary of Upson county, will be raid be fore tho Court House door, in the town of Thom* aston, Upmiii county, Ga*. on the first Tuesday .in Itcccmber next, within the legal hoursof sale, one hundred and ninety-eight (inn) acres of land, more or less, being parts of lota of laud No*. 71. 90,100 and 105, in the 15th district of originally Monroo, now I'pson county. Hold as thu property or the estate of Jacob King, late of Upson county, do- t*ca»cd. Sold for tho benefit of tlieeriidltors of suld deceased. Turin* cash. October 8,19S7. JACOB S. KING, Kxccutor. net HI—wtds __ Printer’s fee $5 A D M l XI ST UATOR’S SALE. BY virtue of an onler from the Court of Ordinary of Henry county, will be noltl be fore the Court Houbc door, at McDonough, Henry comity, Georgia, on the Ilrst Tuei- duy iii December next, the real ettateof Joseph Atkins deceased, late of said coun ty, consisting of 700 acres, more or less, lying on the waters of the Towolija river, und in the coumtles of Snaldim; and Hen ry, and known ns the plantation of Intes tate— the dower of widow having been laid off—being parts of lots Nos. —, in the 3d district of Henry, originally. A por tion of the laid U tine bottom land under cultivation, plenty of timber on the tracts. Will be sold in bodies to suit purchasers. The premises will be sold on a credit. Any person desiring to look at the premises be fore sale will please call on James L. Adams on tho place. October 17,1807. ,TA8. ATKINS, Adm’r of Joseph Atkins. Printers fee $10 Farmers’ Mkrtino.—The farmers of Virginia, through thc > Exccutlvo Commit tees of tiie Stato Agricultural Society, have called a meeting, to assemble In Richmond on the 11th of December. The object Is an Interchsnge of views touching the planting Interest. Would not a simi lar movement on the part of tho Gsorgla fanners prove bcneflcal. Jloxo ix Bukuul—Smart Bass, the ne gro who murdered Jacob Cozart, the con ductor on the Muscogee Road, was taken Rom the Jail in Macon, Friday last, In But ler, and there executed according to tho Judgment of tho Court. Goxk IIomx. — The Washlngtou Star Tnumber of Congressmen have left the city, many of them Intohdliip “ ‘ 1 “ absent until the first! under the impression Important legislation next week. gressmen nave icrt the i intending to remain t Monday In December, m that there will be no oct22-w40d GEORGIA, Hkxmy county. WIIEREA8, G. G. Weems, administra tor with the will annexed, on tho estate of Bushrod Pettit, deceased, having mado ap plication to mo ibr leave to sell tho real estate of said deceased for the benefit of the heirs and creditor* of said dcee:n«>d:. All persons concerned are notified to die- their objections, if any they liavc, wit din two months from the first publication of this notice, els© leave will Im grunted: for the sale of said real estate. Given under my hand ami olllclal signa ture, this 20th October. 1807. oct20—w2m Q* R. NOLAN, Ordinary, Printer’* fee $ft GEORGIA, Ubmry county. WHKitKAH, James it. Robinson, administrator i the estate of Wm. P. Robinson, late of sakt county, deceased, has applied to me In due form for letters dismiMtory from said administration* This is, therefore to cite and admonish all and singular the kind ml ami creditors of said de ceased to show cause. If a - time allowed by law, why ■ — • tedt SlffBOtU _ t- R. NOLAN. Ordinary. Printer’s tee flU GEORGIA. DicKaui county. TAMES I-04JC. one of tho executors ol cstato of Stephen Martin, Into or stvid county, decerned, having made application ta this fours for leave to-svll seventy-five acres of lot of land. LNlltors: ’ tlm benefit of tho objection* iranytticyhavH, within two months from the first pnhllcatiou of this notice, else leave will In* granted for the solo of said real estate. Witness my oflleial signature. October 1.1817. JONATHAN II. WILSON,Ordinary. oct9—vrtrn Printer’s fee $5 GEORGIA, Fulton county. C °.!1£ T OBHINARY, OCTOBER TERM, 1WI.—Wm. C. Peake, executor of the last wllk. and testament or Joseph 11. Dennis, late ot said county, doccaaod. having applied to me for leave to soli the real estate belonging to said deceased, for the benefit of tho legatees of said deceasedT AU persons concerned are notified to file their objections, If any exist, on or before the first Mon day In December next, else leave will be granted for the sale of said real estate. 'y lal •*fu»ture and seal ofofflee, October 7th, 1867. -* .a — DANIIL PITTMAN. Ordinary. oetfi-gfofi Prlnteris fee $8 ADMINISTRATOR’S SALE. BY virtue of an order from tiic Court of Ordinary of Gordon county, Georgia, will be s<dd before tbe Court House door, in the town of Calhoun, on the first Tuesday in December next, within the legal hours of sale, half of lot of land No. 122, lOkj acres of lot No. lift, a!! lu’V * .‘bisection. Sold a- '• Smith, deceased, Ibr f..e • :. m' i »o** and creditors of said dcc«*i-**d. Tumi- twelve month* eivdlt. with g«,»» I ««•« i.rir Ocloiier 1ft. ls«7. JAMES LAY, Adn»ini*trutor. (H'fJ J- w40d Printer’s fee $.*» ADMINISTRATOR’S SALE. BY virtue of nuvmler from Lite t$»urt of Ordinary of Gordon county. Georgia, will be sold before the Court House door, in the town of Calhoun, outlie first Tuesday in December next, within the legal hour* of sale, lots of land No*. 108 and 10ft,• in the 14tli dlst. and 3d see. Sold ns the property of Francis Henderson, deceased, for the bene fit of the heir* and creditor* of said de ceased. Term*—one-half cash; balance six month*credit, with good security. October 19,.1807. G. M. THOMPSON, Adm’r. oct22-wI0d Printer’s fee $5 A DMINisTRATOR’S SALE. BY virtue of mi order from the Court of Ordinary of Gordon county. Georgia, will be sold before the Court House door, in the town of Calhoun, on thu first Tuesday in December next, within the legal hours of sale, the nortli half of lots of land Nos. 271 and 272, in tho 7th district and 3d section, subject to the widow’* dower. Sold as tho property of John C. Watts, deceased, ft»r the benefit of the heirs and creditors orsald deceased. Term*—-balf cash; balance six months credit, with good security. Octo ber 19,18i»7. G. M.THOMPSON. Administrator. oct22—w40d Pri liter’* fee $5 GEORGIA, DkKalb county. TORN U. McWILLlAM* and Robert MeWil- •t Hams, executors on the estate of John McWiL liams, deceased, having made application to me for leare to sell the real estate or said decease*, consisting nr seventy“teren acre*, mom nr let«,ol* west hair or lot No. 77 In the ISfii iMstrfc't of De Kalb county, Georgia: All persons concerned nru nutillc<| to HIe their obiectlons. ir any they have, within two months from the first publication or this notice, ebefoavn will he granted lor the sale or said rent estate. rjlven under mr hand and official si<ma»Boa GEORGIA, J.xrm coOntv. WIIEHEAS. llm minor clillilren of Alphonxo llnnlrunin, tale of wild county, deceased, nre wltliout a xuanllan: These are, therefon', to cite anil mliiuni- Isli all and Hlngulartliu kindred and friends of said minor children to he nml ap|iear at the Court of Ordinary for said county on tho Ilrst Mouduy lu Ifceember next, nml show cause. If any they have, why said guardianship should not devolve upon the Clerk of tho Superior or Inferior Court of said county, as provided by the statute. Given under niy hand and official signa ture, this tat day of October, 1807. M. II. HUTCHISON, Ordinary, oct29—w30il Printer's fee 33 GEORGIA, Jssexn county. WHEREAS, Berry T. Dlgby makes ap plication for letters of administration da no ids aoa with the will annexed, on the oatate of Alphonxo Hardeman, latu of said county, deceased: Thoso are, therefore, to cite and admon ish all and lingular tlie kindred and credi tors of said deceased, to show eaurose, If any they have, on or by the tlrst Monday In December next, why said letters shall not he granted the applicant. Given under my hand and official signa ture, this 23d day of October. 1807. M. II. HUTCHISON, Ordinary. oct20—w30d Printer’s fee 33 GEORGIA, Hknut COUNTY. WIIKKKAS. John I. Bailey, .vlnilnt,trator on ■aMtatao! Joieph M. Janie... — J?!S£r u * ” bits me*., ilcc^asc<l. Uto of o me Imluo form for .J.KSMa.i,., lowed by law. why letten of fiisaUi iMHIGIA, Fulton county. \\ • i iii- •-"•iuu'!u! uir.rir •ai t u.iuuts, tifuca-oil, ri'liwupnls Inly illicit, that he ha- Hilly v i in i iuti ully uxecutc'l I admmii'lt -«l«l tic timo all«» sliould n«*t liu granted the a*p|ilici Witnu»a my k fifUr.LU signatun:, August S-ll. 1867. DANIEL PITI'MAN. Onlinary. Hllgwt—uTiin [ Printer’- t«*rif-I .Ml GEOI^TTIa. Xkwton county. WIIKUKAH/Ruliert Il/Miultli, adiiilnUtratsW o f Wm..A. Patrick,SUToaseil. tfimirantw mi nistM-. tition duly filv«i.that liu ha* fully dhcharg.'tl hi* l^eruaiv. therefore, !«/•»« ami uilmonfohal! ami singular thir» kindred land . ifillt.ii. «»r said tlccrnsetl lii.lN--nnila)>|»« > ar'ut my nltls-i* on or l^» Toro tho flrstMondav ImNuy. JSiVh. und show calls*. 1C any they have, why letters o|'dismission should not lie grunted the applicant. tiivrn under my finml nii'l vfilcisl Hv-tiatura this November 6th, 1«17. r “ » WM. D, LrCRlE. Oritinnry. DotO-yOitt Printer's fee 946U GEORGIA, Fulton County. TXT 11 ERE AH, Joseph Win-hip, administrator 4b ft bomltoom ti|Miii'the estate or B. II. Overby,«!«- ,n ul ! pe»blon duly * w4*u h ! 1 h *i ru hy »J»lnl«teml said estate. . therefore, to».cite all persona concern^ IVOniinMT»4 i<] Crtuury, this 4Mt day of Hepfombcr, l«7. JNO. T. COOPER, Deputy Clerk. senN-Wfim % I Printer’. Q.* 04 m l COUNTY. WHERE A*. Martha 1 ieorge. administratrix efi me estate or J ackson (jenrge, ihvea-rl. late or sai# county, ha* applied* to< me for letters disiuissory from »atd administration: Thla is, therefore, to cite and adi*.oai»h ell amt singular the kindred and rnwlitajn of said de ceased to show cause,!* any exists, within thetlate allowed by Uw. why.Utter* «>Pdi»um*io ( * sbooUl not l*» grantctl tho applicant. Witness tuy official siguature. this October 1311* . g R. NOI.AX, Ordinary, oettfi-wnm Printers foe >4.60 ^ GEORGIA. Faykitk uuuntv. M ILLIUAN II. D’Vnufhu.rxecutorortha will 4>r John D’Vaughn, latcor Mid county, de. ceased, having made apidteation to thoumilet Ordinary or said county, Tor leave to sell Ik* laml belonging to the estate or said deceived, ;or the benefit of Ihe heirs and cmlUors t All pejaraas are imtifiml to file their abjections, If any they have, within two montha irom th« first publ ication or this notice, else leave will be granted for the sale orsald real estate. Otven under my' hand, this 7th day of October, EDWARDCONNOlt;Ordinary. * octll—wti Prtnter’a foe fa GEORGIA, Fulton l-ounty. W HEREAS, K. W. Ilollaml, executor of the lael will and testament of M. E. Hargrave, spas S fer fe&JSTr 4uSta5S, k, *“ M “ U Thl. I., tMrefere. to ell. an J adnonlih .11 pre- •s—• ■ wiibiuLm^ : aOTlX—w30d*