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BY DUNCAN & LQCHRANE JOHN n. STEELE, Editor. ATLANTA, GEO., THURSDAY, DECEMBER 3. 1$5' I KHMS OK TKU IHTELLIGENOBB 4: EXAMINER DAILY, - oo WEEKLY, aw tar for latestseitsskp third page FOR SHERIFF- ■a, n» *' -«-» For Deputy She 110*4 c. 0. GREEK & OSBORN. For Clerk of Superior Court. DR. B. F . l'OM AR. For Clerk ol inferior Court. DANIEL PITT MAN For TYtitt-rr,—0. H- IIALLA^ £. For hurttytr.—J. C. FARRAR. Ftr Tax Court:or—Vi. F. WINFIELD Far Tax Reetirrr.—A. J. COLLIER. For Cororxr—A, B. WHITE. NOTES OP Bans of Fulton taken at Par for all Debts due this Office. #®* Tbs Pews in th< Preabjterha Church of this City will be rented on Fridav the 4th oi December, at 9 o'clock. *©-Edmund \V. H.-llsad Esq. Ires anantmooaly elected President tue Buck Of Fulton, vie# A. W. Stoic, Kjq.. resign ed! Our MilledgeTtUe CorresposdMice. Yesterday aerntrr «« received alt hy cot mail freer MiiicdgeTliie. our L wreepoad, r.*e cf 21th, 27th, tsA 30th oitira- Toi* * ■ account fur our hattrg y tr-r. tie A-- grzsta CooaatutrasaiiK, * r r-rtv-dit ■ :W.e, the proceedings of i~ trenute lut rniuy. (rve puti.-sb tonday tie tr.v-ed.Lg. *z the Hoase cc that day tits, ’or is a e.urce of great oasoyacc*, ir. i dear pcintmeat to car ciiaercaJ rtaderi Vs e . r ir, :: fi- pease fc ia’ic? the l>zily proceedings mad- ed to c 4 . We h 'pe to be ct re £ "u'.et in fatttre. The fan’.’, anal be o hi til ed geviUe and Jiacee. Corretperder.ze of tAe /**-. . fix' nrr. Mrj.ieniv.iir ,N r. i.-. SENATE ' • Mr. Yc-uzg ,t IV ■ . vri . r: -,ti • so mud cf .■fi'u.’CT j v s^* : .c:- fillieg the black ,c t/ i. ; ‘ izci. 3- :h‘ Bank Bid.’ with lit'. Nr . - On actlta to retcczV- tit: yea» *r.-r 7i : «y» 53. Matter l*tndm.c,i. By Mr. Atk f rod t • . an—*cxrt■< ; -r • '. irtai C ttapacy By Mr. Mi herd cf Liberty A ffovid; f.r tbs ..i.rit. n ’ u J Gecrjia. O-.Vred ; • *•*■•. i ~ . •end you a copy. By Mr. Son dire of M di’-rh V ‘ . t wdjcrlai the ccr.aiu,. *-r« y (' rt I . cent damage* colleoted and the Mt oftMo •hall be put tu force against them, tf any defendant to required to pay specie, the Banks taunt redeem eetd defsodaute bille fee this purpoee. and Banks uust receive their own note* Ac, in payment of debte. No Bank shall tend its capital out of the State for speculation—nor ttttire (be money loaned more then T pee cent, nor discount for mote than 7 per cant No Rank shall tell any bat sight exchange, nor oharge for said exchange, shall make affidavit that it to not to sell again a* Exchange* .Officers of the Banks most sem'Mtnnnolly make affida vits that tbe'prortoiooa of thto.act base not beea violated. No Bank while impended shall dettore a dividend of more than 7 per cent. In the afternoon tossion a motion was made to tend the bill to the Uduet for ite concurrence. ■Mr. Hill of Hank opposed the motion.— He to reconsider, give his Tiewt on the bill and oder a vnbetitnte. A pointorder was rawed as to whether it required a numerical majority only to send it t the House, a two thirds vote. The President decided t> at a majority was sufficient. Mr. Bnchanao appealed from the decision of ’.he chair, its order be said to Us a prece dent to go by in future. The beoatc su-uiued the chair by a Urge majority. On motion to send vote to the H. a e, the yeas were ti, cays 40. the House bill authorising the issuing of c smUrfons t > the Judges of Superior Cucrti. elected by the people and to legalise r-:ium:*»ioci already issued Ac. The Seaat- theo adjourned till ten o’clock t>mcrrrw morniug. an, I5M. By Mr. Carl’:: of - h c -:y t’.‘. Ueorgii Company. By Mr. Akeus .f D h > eerporaie the -Hus. legiate Ins-.i z't Bj Mr. StotU . B A vice for the nr.:’, :... -. .■ of par’.ji Divorce By the ua* A i . :t-- j ami atari.Kt cotitrceti, uve.to teta for i_: . any bedy f-r .w-.-.r., . •*. By Mr V. 1‘ rule f Ware anltcr.es defcadatta .a a I an specie deminded and give b>t i ■- By Mr. Statu f b • A * r.ie fot the leu. c; zat HOUSE. Mr. L.ffmac cf Murray, moved to recoo- eider so much of Saturday's Journal, as re- os to the paasag; cf the Lis! granting re- . to John U, Howard. Carri-d. Mr. Luffinan said his reason for the me- tioa ro reconsider waa that he thought that the House had voted without understanding the question, as it appeared from the acts ol ft urd '54 . that Mr. Howard had neec ccmpensated for the same thing before. Matter introduced. By Mr. Usrdemaa of Bibb; A reeolotion to here crxted over the greve of C’apt Isaac Ho mes a suitable monument By Mr. Fullmore of Case: A resolution taUipg u the Governor for ieformati' a a* to the amount cf Iren used by the Stato K ■* i and Psaitsctiary—ala> oom,'telling r Socerintendent in hie annua! Ptapcru, to g vc certain information, relative to the freights over said Road. B. Air Neal cf Case: A bill to layout a ns a county, from the coun leo of Casa and F.oyd, to be called MeDo .aid county. By Air. Harrieoa of Chatham : A bill to authorise the issuing of aliat executions, in the C ourts of this State, in vacation. By Mr. Diamond c! DeKelb- A petition from e portion of the citixana of said coun ty to change the county line. By Mr. Pickett, of Gilmer: A b ll to sic i poruoq of the county of Fannin, to Gilmer county. By Mr. Wail, of Coffee: A resolution to •eqocSt our Eepresecuuvet In Congress to o .tibiish a .' Tit mail route from Waynes* ---. to IrwinavilU. Adopteil. By l /- iJcapiaan of Hail: A bill to r v.the removal of tia*= Suite House Mi'.'.e-.igeviUe to Macon. It provide; tfcitt .e v.tcrs t: is: of January n-it, - . » .a;r*-i on their v,u«, Mar in < At- Mr. Finley, of Lumpltiu,oterud to imeod this amtudmunt hjf the provtoibn. “ that if the specto to not demanded till th* day of •ala, the offioar ahull poetpona the tala out term, to allow the defendant time to obtain the aped*.*' Amendment carried. An amendment was offered by Mr. Big- ham of Troup, to compel the Banka, whit* in tospanaion, to pay.iuto the Treasury 10 per cent, per annum on their capital atoek. Mr. Diamond offered an amendment to this,that the 10 per cent, paid into the Tren nry, be added to the poor school Bind. The amendment of Mr. B, an amended was lost. Mr. Harris, of Dougherty, offered *° amendment requiring, plaintiffs to give de fendant* notice in their write, when they intend to require specie Mr. Lewis, of Greene, offered as a eu!»- elitute to the bill before the House, the bill offered by Mr. Brigham et the first of the session. He thought the let* done the better. Ho was therefore, in farer of the passage of Mr. B.'s bill. The eubetitute wae lost. A Division was called for. Ur. Brigham, of Troop: I he whole bill, with the exception of one feature, was un constitutional. The Legislature had the power of/crbntraiKt, but whea the time of aueh forbearance was fixed, speculation would run wild over the country. Ho re. ferred to the bankrupt law, and su’d that experience proved that such remedies as the one proposed were unwise. Mr. Lewis, of Hancock, offered an amendment, that no suspended bank shall pay a dividend daring suspension, and shall pay into the Treasury one per cent on cap ital stock. Also, that co Suspended bank should charge m.re than 7 per cent interest. Mesrrs Renan, of Gordoo, Lewis, of Greene, L-irie, cf Hancock, Ware, of Clark. Ac , took part in the discussion of the amend- menu, pending which the House adjonrned till 3 P. M. Afcrncon session consumed in reading bills 2d time. The House »djournal till ten o'clock to-morrow morning. G Messrs. Editors :—-If your Gat Compa ny fails to furuisli yon bountifully with thii much needed article, you might obtain a few bottles in either Branch of the General As sembly, at almost any stage of the discuss ion cn this thread-ban “Bank Bill.” 1 can't premise you, however that it will emit much Ivjkt. ' G. In Warren- color fore! too. A bill to amend tbo not of 1M1, exempt ing osttoln property from levy sod esls.— Referred to Judiciary Committee. A bill so remove trials in Jostlceh Courts ten cos District to another. It oompele Justices cf tha Psaos. when Jury can' 1 agree to remore the trial to tha District in which the Court House is. Ixdd on the tt- We. House adjourned till 10 o’clock, to morrow morning. U. 0 uf Kutian. of Baldwin* :ht» 1 ’r._* o'!'., introinced by Mr, Miile-ig*, 1 :;.n: r -n *. rai uken up, .'t* erd-r . . cathorix*.- :he of com* :.i '■} lfi c'jaunL*sionf mat itaj ren .i'ced to rfi::ain persons *lecU*d ■3 i tno Sup* :;♦,'yur*j of this State : rutted tht: i:t providing fv: t..ti: Bt ll t M: Stri'jtjaL- •»—Vwu: u'.iTi.iEe By Mr. Aik r. * : lion that tc- .--enat- the end • ' ti'r ?-*i' B? Mr* Tiaoc tf G’; V. • A l . . a tht charter U bran* vide. By Mr. - - •'%.* : A ! incorporate tb^ L:r. L ' tr;J *-t ! ruu.VlusUr and L.z-* i'-s:: *qj Bj Mr. fra-.: A l./(: raUuL-f * c:,* cn fior cf z r V i ■f t*’* U..L; hy 1 -!£:*. J•' ’ - . top Tciaezrr* ? • Bf Mr B-.-a. v* '' • i ’- -c‘. ( r ':: : ' . ' • Von tyi d.AV • . ( ■ • — : fl-r the :*;-.**•*-f :h •*. • . j Br Mr Smith f H*r v n A • jar/Cl the Js igtf : n.; . . • -i** 5t*te t - v :c: -rs*i y . * ;• the Crit Tnep'.’iy .! li* - to mak a: .. i: prkcuofc in u a Su te. , ByMr. B» K - A »;r;t* ti.w s~' ■ -f [•'• * :■/ ». T*iBecti7#.rxl .• .' \l ■ Bjr • A w*.. . '. - .~y • . f Uw iu tijt» * late, r*-—’. . -tv S m*.--7. * rejelvfri fr-Ti : v t- Z •-• A - ths rt/r* i A: ’-■a t ormf «xbau«tnl hirJ: &Z I it* Othnijbed i-Z*.Tj’ *vf f f /Aux i: ' TL' rslt.., ip The Lr**. u>y.\ rj ,* tlria *, i! »v*» ^ y: cd ila to c / vtrp<l : t'.t-.'i- i k j ATfr.fftt cl IS’.h .{ > . I->* To The IL • italic Y . V.WX ' ill. tuft <y t ; • .. ' -. r *) - TtiC hi*, a* .• p*» Governor r*ao.i \r * .* : .. Bank* tBi JMh ? mu it rtfutce #£».'> p yiuui. . • general reantnptico before that time Governor br pru/auAtiui cu; w*v-. Georgia Bankk to rtzu. n . h case q( insclmcv cr for pro:ccttor. ' f bolder* the Governor may prooti a: any time, ir Bftuki fail to pay apedc by ia*t Not. 1858, U<7 may be ssui and 10 per Hu^be-i of Liberty : A m .*• tion to appoint a committee of thrr« to rr- ; port i Mil, for »he fs'tore j as* returns of the Oa- Taxrf of this .^ute. Mr. Hashes proceed on trie «uppositivn that the «axea r.owr a. I ure given in too low. t - j By Mr. Finley, of Lcmpkin : A bill :o : sothafiie * stay of cxecoti n till l.t of : N r.:: 1 jener*! resurnpiion of .. fi spr-:-- ; .raf. is c te spci-ie is demanded r i' aint ff ir. el* ’:*.ion ;,i i By : - nee . A »i:i to exempt all ov»r r __.. i. y-.srv o!c from paving poll *.»x i'v Mi Davn '( Marion: A till to t'- -'.ne! • w ::r Trustee of a married woman, to I lay re ;.* •■ husaaivi the ptoceevl, of [r iper- ■’ iv, cn cocseot of the wife anu husoand giv- x.*.r: 7 vr.-i. fiy Mr. Kendsll of Merriwether: A re*, require toe J ud. Com., to enquire ■*.. r C-turn Ordinary's ran act la El. Comtpondetic: rf the Int d:Examiner. iiiu-edosvills, Go., ) Nov, 27tb, 1257 f HOU.-ET The Speaker being absent, the able Rep resentative from Richiacn t, Mr. Milledge. is tilling his seat with great credit to himself end the Hous r. The impartiality, which he promised in hi3 acceptance some time since, is being exhibited in ail his actions Matter Introduced. Tbs Senate Bill amending the set incor porating the Atlantic & Golf R II. was read the first lime. Arknate Resolution making thecnnuiit tee of lus two [leasts on the Lunatic Asy !um a joint standing committee. Ur Mr. Roberts, of Cherokee •• A resolu tion that after the j’.h of Dec. no new matter be introduceojw:th:ut thtjua inimous,consent of the Hcn*e. By Mr. Diamond, of DeKalb : A hill to clangs the iic ■ between DeKalb tui Hen ry. Mr. Westmoreland cf Fulton offered a cutirio'. of Mr. Sowers of said county. P-c- :efred to Jud. Com. By the same : A bill to repeal the act establishing a criminal court in the eity of Atlanta. A hi!! to amend the charter of the Com mercial Bank of Bransuidi, and to increaee ths capita' stock to 8300,000. By Mr Lot. of Heard : A bill to change the oounty lice between Heard and Cow eta. By Mr. Ilaore, of Clark: A bill'i, pro vide for tbo proving of accounts, when the deb o' l.ve* in another county. By Mr. McMillan of Montgomery: To anthorize the Governor" t-> famish 3 copies of Cobb'* F runs, A... and 3 copies of Cobb's Dige-t to said euonty. By Mr. McGregor, <.f Poik A bill l 1*7 cat a new county Ire in Cass and Pofk. By Lewis of Greene A bill incorpor ate the "Bank of th- “ r.h " i, t» located at Macon, with u capita: it-.uk of $150,COO. T j begin nosineas when $5ir,y*iO in gold and siiver coin are paid in. By. Mr. Gay, of Ware; A bill to change the name of Jame* dtrukla d, to Jsm<?» Thoms/. By Mr. McDonald, of Coffee: Xo define the hoe between Berr.e- sr.d Coffee er.un- i... '■!• !. glum < frrap A bilDto .•r:’ r -. C.ron'.r*. .: ; Conuabl-s ’ts* t’evt r onde taken by thexteirt* u,:he this vcffic.ent evidence. By lat: TodLcharge honest debtor certain -sses By same • A bill t, a flow Dep jty Sber :>; ete-u'e letters ssd« by menus She: Br Mr Smith, cf Towns . T provide ervsties of the i’ah ., Itecordi -talj an. -1 pr By Mr. V*.in, of i nion Ho d-f. - .e the v .c. r t*».n; cates to Supreme Court M famor where Judge refases to -n : .. *i-eptions. Referred to Judiciary f.’- mmittae. By Mr. oh'-rman, of Upson; To ineo-* Porate the “Bank cf Upeon ” Br Mr.Hiilycr, of Walton: To rompe partite t" ■■ ■ z '-rtiorrari, toynake affidavit '■’•at be ban-good cause and it not for delay Sfeeutl Order. I..- ibtn announce.] that the *;* order of the day was the “Hank Bil. " was lien taken up. v- y, ol Borke offered an amend- n*cr. .. thai any emun offering bills at Book f.r specie, the said Bank* should redeem “:e bihs, opon affidavit that the apecie was wanted to pay exeeation. On motion the amendment wae adopted. M r. Glass, of Newton, offered an amend meat, that, to the purchaser of property, at Shi riffs sale, tbt banks shall pay specie fut the:r bills, to the amount due for said property. he*. U * .it read the Third Tune A bin c*,a peihtg fr-z-.u-.i own.og lands in 1 : i r.«y 'at os the same in Referred t < Judiciary Coins Ctrta.c coam call want tui.Pse. A bill a ( tween me D: sat t.v: ki.l.ig of deer bo March and September in Scriren and 1. wrty .-tnni.es. Pasted. A bill to prc7an: the— —of S,70* by tbo.r hasbabdj—the w.f.: iu be oompvetent witness sgxin.;; ''* btn*ban.J—lad on the tub e for the present. A brel to provide for the *aie of the tV A A. R. 1:. to redemption of the tixtv of the State. M- Kenao said that 40 per cent, of I he gr as exrningi wooM have the Rml in debt as the n tt pr .-tao-is were only 83S.ffOO for two y* art p.jt. ii.-f.rred to Jud 1-lsry Cota- mittee* A cimmnoi a 1 ion fro.-* he Governor sty. lag he vw unabletosupply CahhC Ana.yiit ar.d Korn,*, there beingoniy ar ,ot one i‘can on band. A bill to exempt from lerj and isle ono horse and mule without regar 1 to value.— Referred toJodloiary CcmmitUe. A bill t,, author.ze Justice* of the Prate to take hail in cores n cam where pieraos* are charge*] with offeneea Referred to Js. diciary Omicittee. A bill to repeal an act to amend the law in Rlatioc. to writs of Ccrtwrrari, repealed s*> far as relates to Jasticrs Coaru. Refer- re) to Jnd.e ary Cotam’tltt. A bil] to allow Josticea of the Inferior C .ort to discharge Prisoners, upon aflUUvii that they ire awsbto to psycosts. Amended so ss to exclud' tbosi coafiasd for contempt of Court. Passed. A toll to pvwvtnt sUtm or (too persoos of Ottr Now York Comipondenw. Nxtv Yoax. Nor. 30,1857. To a man uf somewhat irrasible temper, who has jost teen his fabric of tBRceantile credit, the work of many year*, swept from under him in the twinkling of an eye, tho Gubernatorial invitation to thanksgiving sounds, at first, very much like a premedi tated inault. But our “ Divinities ” in their pdlpits, managed to pick some very reapectable crumbs of comfort out of the wreck of the past three months. The lead ing idea seemed to be, ihst in a rapidly de veloping counfry, “crashes” are abundantly neertsary, that is they are the natural result of that adventurous and fearful spirit which undertakes new enterprh.es on faith. Some pioneers must tali before the wilderness can be settled; some bold navigator must strike the lumpen roek before his successor can learn how to avoid iu To youg mea starting in business, witb reputations yet to make, the present pos ture of affairs affords extraordinary adrnrv tage. The credit of the old suspended houses cannot, however unavoidable their ini fortune* may haTe hern, ever again be regarded as impregnable. A great many •raa'I traders bavo gone through tho crisis ssfely because they had nothing or next to nothing to pay, and this class will ss a general thing stand higher with those who have commodities to trust in ths hands of other*, than th* widely extended houses whose vast capital was not sufficient t i carry their raster obligations, when the withdrawal of bank facilities had thrown them eiuirely upon their own resources — A large part of the extensions obtained by such houses have been for periods too limited toallow of recovery; they will not b« much more able to pay then thar.n;w, until next July or August, when the whole pro duce of the country has been moved, pay- made to the producer and then by Lim tu the merchant. Tho ability of tho West to par will bo still further reduced, if the seaboard cities should be obliged to import Wheat from Odessa, as seems not impos sible if since navigation closes early and prices keep up in the markets of th# inte rior to their present point, there will be a shilling difference between the co*t of im porting a bushel of wheat from Chicago or Odessa, in favor of the latter port! This is reckoning the cost of transportation by- railroad. Excitements are at a premium la’ely. The Financial news from England ruffled the feathers ef our importing bouses con siderably, but no failure* hate been report ed among this class, though many have suffered heavy losses. The election for Mayor of New Y'nrk, does attract some attention from a class of men, who usually repose in sublime indifference of Ihe move ments of politicians, and who was only- washed up to interfere witb politics by purely bread and butler considerations — But money i* more valuable than i' was a year or two ago when men would cheerful ly pay a double lax ralher than muddy their brain* with the affairs of the city Truss, ery ; now they can afford to tare. As for amuaenen-.s, we are less abund antly aupp'red than it usual at this season of the year. The Opera is moderately successful!- Literature is at a heavy dis count. The Applu'ons have adopted a r. vcl expedient to force some of their un saleable stock upon the market. They fur- nish unemployed, respectable females with copies of their own publications at very low rates to tell from house to house and appeal to the public to sustain the enter' prise as a work of mercy. Never more emphatic than at present would be that maled ction of Job : “0 th*l mine enemy would write a book.’ Or you might have said “publish a book," Job ; either opera tion woo'd have been a "settler'' for your adversary. The city dandies seem to stand the pressure unremarkably well. The ‘-sa crificing” dodge has supplied an abundencc of darning advertisements, and the patron age of subscribers is fully as large since no one. at least co New Yorker can live with out newspapers in these stirring times — Not u be “posted up” is one of Iho severe mortal sins of this climate. Last week wa* the epoch of members— me have ajittle cessation for the last few days. This bitter eeld weather however is adding to the desperation of tho desperate, ami unless our Police force is soon aug- roen’-*l considerably, a frightful incroaseof bold crimes muat be the result. Next Tuesday, the day of election, promises iu be on* of riot and recess. Inlfuonces arc at work to procure an outbreak on that day which may not be quelled without thn in tervention of our c liten soldiery which made suehaimnpoting display last Wedo/w- day. *,• Cerrtfbotimti of tit* IM. f Bxtmieur. Georgia is the seknowtodgsd Empire State of the South, m regards the extent of her territory, the taritty ot her climate, her Railroad ayitcm, her rttooroe* In afrlcnltu- ral products, her mloeral arealth, and note Is the propitious moment tot her to had off, aod be tho heaoob. light to her Southern »l«- tere, in a financial system, which will give to her laboring thousands a ourreooy, sub ject to uooa of the ebb* aod flows of an un« controlled and uncontrablo banking syetem, none of tho expansions and collapses arising ontof a promite to pay, money. The plan to easy, simple, perfect, at least as any hu man syetem can be, and ai the writer of this la advised that ibe plan will be proposed to the present State Legislature, he asks space lo your columot to state, and thon commend the plan. The plan as uoderetood is this. All pub lic dues to be received in gold nud ailvor on/y, from and after a given day, soy first of August or November next. Thia will be a tafe currency for the State—for the people, who constitute the State. It will then be a safe currency for tha Stats to pay out to her creditors, if any of her creditors though dislike to -lug about-' Gold and silver they may be paid Iu certificates of de, p wit. letting the gold and silvar remain in the vaults oi the Treasury. The certifi- calua may be of the denominations of 25 50, 100, 500, neatly executed and signed by tbo Treasurer, counter signed by the Comp- trolicr mid Governor, aod hare the seal uf the Stale impressed on each This then is ilia plan io outline, ad under stood. The statement of ths plso, seems to the writer, lo be commendatory fur ite lafety.— Gold und silrer are safe io Pnnice, they con stitute the only money of tho constitution, certificates of deposit of gold and silver made by these high officers of State, and vc sided by tho seal of the State, would make them batter far commercial purposes than gold and silver, they would bs safer, hotter, than Honk exnhaoge. They would pay dobla in any part of the United States, und would approximate to par in the great commercial points of Europe. They Would a/iriyi be redeemable with gold and silver. The c-;t of these certificates tu the ritate, would -.lit be worth taking iu'.o the nccouut, they would coos less iu the printi'.g, thou would the t rinting of. cue ebinplaster Bank. Tile piaii especially commends itself in tbi *, that in ihe course of years there would be accumulated in the State Treasury of Georgia many millions of gold und silver, not dead nor idle, for the certificates of de posit will to tho exteat of their itsuc, be dollar for dollar, and the specie ready, ns a great balance wheel, to keep every thing of the machinery of commerce in motion, and better than all this, keep the Stato govern ment clear of the contaminating influence of Bank suspensions. Un cr this system Georgia, and her Southern sister States, Banks might get up their panics, and su pensions, and they would bo but iittio felt by the laboring masses. But for a similar system, the sub-treasury of tho U. States, tbo present Scorc-tary of tbo Treasury could not havo como to the rescue, in the present financial embarrassment, witb the millions of gold and siiver which were in tho U States i'roa. ury, and I may udd, but for the far •icing, and patriotism of the great Carol! uiao, the present Secretary of Treasury of the U Sinlos, would ucver have heard the paens cf praise, which have been accorded him, from ooc cod of the land to the other, for tho reason that but for the sub-treaaury, he would not have Imd it in hit power to have done it, one man sjwed, and another man has reaped. Suppose tlmt for the last ten years this State Sub-treasury a., stem, had liuvu been in operation till the Southern Slates (1 speak of there, for Iboy are mine, and I am theire, d.os any odc suppose. Ihal the present pan ic would have been felt—aay mere, would it have occurred 1 I think not, for thoreozor, tiiat these systems in operation are all the Southern States would necessarily have ex erted that sort of financial influence, that would have effectually prevented tho supe rinducing causes of cither, a panic, or bank sjsponsion. The system will at any rate bo tafe, safe for tLu Southern States- safe f :r Georgia and he will deserve well of his ouuntry, who aids io its introduction- OASS. EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT, I Muaxdoethjc, N°v- 87, 185 <- f RDEREO, That COL. Wtl. SUtOOXWSU.hs. end he Is hgMby apeolatsU *14 De Chop to th* f sdu-InXIhtkr, sna Ihst hs bs ehsr<*t sa4 isipiotsl ataordteil*. ths Uovsrnor. J. B. UTF-KI.K, Bss. Eiseutlv. IIJPj itsT.aitb, hit. Foray*fa Sheriff Sales. WILL before ths Ooatt Bonis Ooorlnlto leva * f vv CuttaUnx, ViiMjtll County, outho lstTUMJsjriu Jstuttry, ISM, bstwfou tbs kgs! hours of ‘slo, ths foUowwlng property, to-wit: Lot ot Land No. ths 1st district aod lit »so- Uon of mow Forsyth county, containing 40 acres, mors ... .. p to p W ty 0 f ^atsnporl *nd from Forsyth Superior Court or Isas t lsttsd on as ths nropi In favor of ths Itoiwsll Manufacturing Company rs •aid Davenport and Gaston. ALSO. At th» Mins time and place, Lot of Land No. 178, in the 3d district, lit section of now Forsyth Oounty, containing 40 acres, more or Isa* {lea led cn ■■ the property or W U Ktewart, to satisfy a fl fa feem Forsyth Superior Court, iti furor of Uarld W Nelstar said Stewart. 4LS0, Lot of Und .No. 20, sud ti n undivided hair lota, numbers UP and 44, all (n the ;»J district and 1st section of now Forsyth County, and containing each 40 scree, more or lou ; iuried od as the property of Ate U GrilBn, to eatiafy a A fa fram Kursyth Superior Court, in faeor of Alberry Dritou r» said GtiSin; lev ied on to be sold for the purchase money. Alsb'O. Lot of Land No lit, m the 3rd district ami it aection of now Foray th county, containing 40 actes „ore or less ; levied on aa the property of C Cook, to satisfy four d fse from a Juritces Court of Forsyth county, in favor of KabntBrown va C Cook and Wn Phillip*, security, i'ropeity pointed out by CCcok; lory mads and returned to me by a Bailiff. ALSO, Tho plantation of Unde in tbo 3d dis trict nnd*lst section of now Forsyth oounty, num bers oi the iota and quantity of acres not known, but known as the“Urumblet Place;" levied on as tbo property of Jouathtn Melntire, to satisfy a fi fa from Forsyth Superior 6’ourt, in favor of John M. Henderson vs Jonathan Molntiro and Lawson Fields, endorser. ALSO; Lot of Land No. 1053 in tho 3d district and 1st section of now Forsyth county, contain ing 40 acres, more or less, and woll improved; leved on».-» tho property of David M. Durham, to satisfy an execution from the Buperiur Court of Forsyth couuty in furor of Richard" J. Dooloy rs. said DurhftmTTorJo'noii't'j be ioid for tho purchase money. ALSO, At the same time and place, tho run ninir gear of an ox wagon, oio yoke of oxen, well broken,* and ono white mula (horso) about 10 years old ; levied on ra iha property of Jarroit P. Moody, to satisfy a fi fa from Forsyth Superior Court, in favor Of V.'m Humphrey vs said Jarrell P. Mo.dy. Properly pointed cut l-ysaUi Moody. JAM £5 IITLFC21D, N’t £‘. Nov. 20, 1357. ^ POSTPONED SIIERirrS PALE. ALSO, At the .».*•:.« time and place, tho Lands and plantation cn which Jonathan Molntiro cow rcfiiJcs, rumber of aerts ond 1 j unknown, in tbo 3rd dbtriui and lit coction cf now Forsyth county, with all the improvements. .Mao, Lot of Land No. 6SJ,, 3d district and 1st section of said county, containing firt , acres, u-ro or less , /ill levied cn nt tho property of raid Melntire, to ?r.t- tsfy a ti fa from Forsyth Superior C*vart iu favor of J. A. tt J. L. Heird vs Jonathan Mclntireaud Asa M. Griffin. JAMES MILLFORD, Hkcriff. Nov. 30, *S57. nidi. ateamohip 3inte<^ Cabin l'Btearc to New YorK Weekly .U. Stott* Kail line. rviBJi s«*sa4s'els«4l4sl4*.*b»*lsts*btohl,s- I AUGUSTA 1100 tom, “ B.8. WCOBIVU noHIDA. 1300 tom, “ lauo Csenu. ALABAMA, llOOtom, “ U,R. acnscs. Will Leave Hsvsnnsh Sttry SATURDAY. Thtlsililm iYismoni tatlsrgsstoq ths eossi.us ■arpsiaiiUa.ptsd.stfst,sr oomfort—mskies thWr psM.ft.ls 00 to 00 honri, sad sr. aomnaadsd b, ■bilKol.osrsfnlsndpolltsoBesrs. Tbs, ofsr s soa* doi»abieaoavs,SBOf to New York. Cabin fassags to Ntv York I ‘A StoorsgopBifsgt to Nov York *' PADLErORO.YAY A CO., Agantda dsvsnnsb SAM'L MITCHELL,tl Brosdvs, Mow Yotl Savannah Fsbrosr, 0,1160. abta Faooage from Ohsrleiton to Haw Ter $35,00. UNITED STATES HA1LUNB. Raw York * Charleston Stsam.Poekels Through In 48 to S3 Hour*. iBomlwWeel&ly.! Tbo new nteamshlp COLUMBIA, 1800 Toa»-nfc. . ry CoamanOsr. .NAHHVULE 1600 tons. I JAMES ADGER, UOOtoas TD Ewan, Commandor I S. C. Turner Oomsaan'r MARION, 1600 tons, 1 BOUTHKRKER, 100C tons W. Foster Commandor. | F. M. Murray. Comia'r. Leave Adgsr’s wharves ovsry Wednesday * Saturday! after the arrlvalof tbo ears from tho South A Wool “at high water.” Tables supplied with every luxury—attaatlv* and cautious commanders, will ensure Travellers by this Line every posribleeomfort and socommodatkm. •pylyto B£N'RY MISSROON Cornsr of East Bay ft Adgar's South Wharf, Charlsaton. 8. C. Cabin Passage, f&0* Steerage, u. COMMISSION MERCHANT. a f’OK TUB PUKCHA8E, Sail unil Bturags of Produce.kSSiB jp |initr ths Wcslorn 4c Atlsn-^^™ tic Kai:r.md Depot. November Ii, 1857 dswtf SALT. E , \ , \ Hacks in stare and for sale by DUU JOSEPH WIN8HIP. No. 1857 dswtl BUTTER AND CHEESE."" V LditGE supply on hand of superlof qasiily, and for salo by JOSEPH WtNSHir. Nov 2-t, 1857 dswti SASH BUNDS & DOORS M anufactured to order, .t our shop ever Winship's Iron AVorks. JOS. WINSHIP & CO. Atlanta, Nuv 26, 1657 dw2m ! Iron! l«A RGB Block of Ktowah M*nff»fto- CliProHee 1», SlicritTM ^alc V r ILL v e sold W: ,ro the Cuurt II- us: dorr In J the Town o’. Canton, Ch r keo county, ou ! tho 1st Tuesday tu January 1553, within the law- j fu'. eale hour*, taowilowi.| .ope-:**, to-wit; Lois ol Land ' ». *5, ' . tn.3 ho, .n iho If th district and 2d section, Lb own a: the Cantrell place, audall tbiit p ir*. of I t Nt ?. 1M and 165, la tho 14t^ diitric.( oi thn 2d fcation, known ?9 the late homo fl-.v-o uf Geo. W. McC..iium, dec’d, { except eno thtr«t of the mineral interest tbenio, | and a tiwn Lt ;n the town rf (j an ton, being the { . placo ku.ivra as the McCcHum blacksmith lo:; I \ ,, * . ... . „ , . levied un msatisfy two Super! r Coart 2 let, eae A """g and Mining Company’s Roa.eon in fat or of Ore. Af. V k r. .Margery MeCMium, ; or * l»Bil.at Mfi|netti>en PW*. kr r.da*iuiitrstor of 0 u *. MiC'oIIaai, doe'J. The JOSEPH WINSHIP. other In hv-r of o*Scnl r.nd Uo.k >.-« Marjory j Novoinber 11, 186* dkw 4 ' ifoC'ollum. Proyrrty pvinted out by defendant.! — ALSO, Three n?,;ro slr.vca, to-wit; i'tubo a HANK AGENCY. Alos Mo WadiftftA bugjiei and barnesi, 1 two horse woggen, 2 hack?, j Agent for thi Ilank of Camdtn S Carolina* l gray horaa 10 years old, Hud One 3-rr el ( years | Offico at H’allace A Robimom Warehow- cld; levied on t> jati-'ty sundry buperior Coart fi fas, K. 15 Stoddard *L r? Thotn-is N, “Whit^. .orner of lluntor and Pryor atreeta, AUant*, 0*. will give prompt attention to collcctiona generally Property pointed out l y Dcfondafit. ALt)0, Town lot^ ’• *% 1, a, a .d 3, iu the 4th Division of tho town of Canton, in said county, and the back ground Lai atahlo lot to the tame, it being * part of lot No. 11 in the sntue division rf said t**wu of Canton: Inviod on to "ar.ti fy two fs fa«,cnefrom tho Supeiicr Court of a.iitl county, Crano lloylsPon A Co., vs IJarton and Lauiela, j o: tho other from the Inferior Court of aaid oounty, B. W. andJ. P. Force A Co, t-i Burton and Dan- j — tel. Kolia? the property of K. F Daniel. Points D d \kl ki 1 O ed our hy Blr.l and Tea-ly, PlalntllTf At crn<;». , & PI V-l VV IM O ALSO, Lot cf Land N >* t'12, tn tho 3rd dist, j [Oppoeito the PMsenger D'pot,; 2.!«0. crohsreke. Cattoty l.levle-i r.n to s lisfy a j MACON, GEORGIA hupsrior Cuart a fu vviley Bsaks * . vr Fred- B . UHOWN Ik E. ISAACS, Preprietas Fiitluu Bank Money Taken ot/Pnr. W E will lake FULTON DANK moosy producr, iu payment for ail debts due ua. o r for aiiiclcs of sny description thst we have o: sals WILLIAMS, RHEA.A CO. ocll7 dw HOTEL, risk Tlurtr. 4LS0, f.ot of Land No. 275 ia tbo 22J dial., and 2d section ofCboTckie covtn-y ; levied on to ■stiafy * 11 f» from Floyd ouperi-.r Court, V\ ll. Jamei.vi Leonard ilonrce, Heuj. F. Floyd, cator it Floyd; and Jalrr Floyd. Suld ar the trep-rty of Jabo.: Floyd. Foisted eut by ileaj. F. Floyd. ,r y, Th,. ... h -t ihe miucril iotere-t ol lot of laud s ’o. 75-,i ,'.c 2U*. diitrirt aad2ed asctl n of Cher iter , or.iy : levied oa l J l ttiafy Justice Court fi fa iaiued lr,:n tho lOK'tb diaa trict. G, J!., in favor ofS. II, LeOrande va James Fliliipa; levied .>u and returned io me by a OomtaUe, \7. B. D. MOSS, U. Sh’ff. >v. .10, 1957. wtda. H'Aikt awl I'apert.—Franklin wrid : •When I see a Bouse well furnished with hooka and nevrspsperi, there I *e<; i nU lit - ger.t and weil informed chi Wren ; liut if there are no hooka or pap-re, the children are ignorant, if not profligate.” it must he remembered that in Uraoklin's day there were hut few books, coaopurahv*. ty, that were of *n evil tendeocy, and if he bad lirad in oar times, be would doubtless cave said proper hooks sod newspapers. It U a shame that so many volume* are being constantly thrown from the pries that are iojurious in their iaflatnee upon the best inter.s*s of the yoacj* Wbat * tmnendoci responsibility rests opon some of oat pub lishing boose*! And ss lo newrspspsrr, bow many of them pander to sin tod licentious ness. Out-fourth of th* columns of some paper, are taken up witb the advertisements of quack noe.rumtf or healing diseases re sulting from vicious indulgence, end which are polluting la all wb -cad them. We therefore, would endorse r id Benjamin’s views as above, by a-ldlog os word proper to the books and newspapers. ##* Tbt steamer Enterprise, from Dtoo- polto, on bsr downward trip, with 333 bafei cotten ttrndt a mag on the 4th ins*, and sank The poamocar* were al I softly lands ed. Tb* officers and crewsoeoeedsd In ssviag mete of tto ecttoa out of Ito that. Sad Accident.— Wo learn from tho Gains- Title Independent, (bat on accident occurred at tbo itcam mill in that place, by which a y ,ung man by tho name uf James Saffoid instantly lo.i b:a life by being caught in the machinery 40c-The Washington Slater, the p»ftr ostali'.isbcd there in April last, by Major Heist, hna succeeded so well that tbo pro prietor to about to enlarge i: to '.ho eize of Washington Uuion. ttr Tlirrs !• o', y uuie xretl.ru.t, pleat/c-f oM arm whoMi Idtofij* art turning gri/. which f-rnw « of unpjv*ln€*4 »a«l the ig« uf tha latter. To reiiara ib««« little pvrffei'.tlet w* vlvi«A «uch of «ur r«*«1torA io n»*Frof ■snout Ha t U»*tc»LiUr», which will In tho rotir«e of i ev w<*k« chaneethv h*fr to'.in uttural color* J •io^s not (Jit tbenaJr itkt the matt of hair rwttortflrv but pro*! jk*«a ffrodiuiefung- of color from tbt root* «»Mb» h*U to tha fiual caH, an*l fiv«» it a fln« an*l /lo««y ij-p#*r*nr*. tVe bar«*ren m*n/ per ion * who h«*« use-; it fiuccMirull/, ami have pronoun cad it th# »ul/ t3V»Rti<>o which 1>M ecu'* to tU*ix Men of a “core f.sf iff*/W#n,unj*nev<i uaiofr it »lout two month* riocB. ao6 If wo Jin an; judgftofag# an! beau- ty. >' u< rna-'fe ua at l(«it t-o jear* jouogrr ; lo*l*wl w# a # beginning t ' * * md«h l!k fitting anw a* wo'iM b# to fir.-l an Idea io tha h#ad of th# iJjiciof Bacdicgliaiu. W« JcnyW *«v#ral r.tJ mai-i* at. - ini# j . ic^ widow* wUft4# look* ar# hegiaaiog L a««urri« i silver/ hu», and who ha** b#wn talkog »#ri >iisl/ a hoot r*«or'log V t th Dron'd/, *0(1 w# advl«* ’lit .-i oot tn ijela/ an/ Ij0f*r It A#vor faiU^*ftt. Special Notices, Tothe Voter* of Pulton County, Fell-.w CnixemUsing a Can-fidato for re ^lection to tho ..Clo« of Cleric of the Inferior Court, et tbe ericiLg election in January next, oar luftport fit the Hello*, box will be thankfully e.ro!verity yoar ohe^lient »err«nt. UFO. 18; iti. C. M. PAYKE. bahkof rujJOK Exclmngo Office of F. C. Barber. The note* of the Benk of Fulton are redeemed attkla office by 8lght Kxchajige on New York, atone quaiUr par cent premium, or benkaMe fund* or eela at od# quarter par aent discount. /.O.nARBBB, Buehange Brakar# KaXntoah &' <•#»•»■ U,Oa- New Advertii ntsl GEORGIA, Porsytli Couuly. \ot liXKStaar. tenses ft.-Herrin spsUs. i.iu rot 1st. VV 1ST. «r ASsilsistntiM ss *.ks s.ut. <,f ysms. lisrrt*. 1st. or asklsosst/, Sss'S. Tlws sis Usnfora to ells ss* sSsmisb sll osrtlu latsrMue. vhstaH klsdroS orsre4llots of asM Co •*.**C to Ole lL.tr. otj.ctlcss, IfssyUMy bsv*. is mj "Wss, ss or SS'ors Us ssroai MosSsy is Jssosrr snt, -why Isttw. ol sSwtshtrstlita sb*al4 Ml b* fisslol to Us sssUmm. Msv.xui.mi. " oremvj. Y. DENUE, UupvrmtcndenL Jaa IT dftwly Campbrll I). .Sheriff Sales, tl*o Court llouio l»oor rnpbtlltor, 'n t' o firrt Tueiday ;n January next, wttbin tli* loral hours of rik’e, tho foll'-wir ? property, to-uri!; One houto and Lot in the town ci Falrbnrn, No. not known, the lot containing on© aero, end a comfortable house on r.u Hot, tho house i.« nuw occupied by John L. McOec: tha property levied c*n r j tho property of J. ti. G.»r*i, upon r- fi fa issued from Fayette Fuptriur Court lo fevor of Z. B. Blalock v.;. J-.-el G. ria'.oi; propterty point- edoutby plaintiff, ALSO, the lr*#:o4t , i >| Milter in a Seicre nan by the name if I*. .*» I-tl- '• upn v'ih a *'u«t'.cti Court fl f«, from tL** Civ'll I).‘tcirt, 0 1!., In faTor of y*mc* li V.o^jrlvA il. S Mllisr. The levy mtin find r-t ur-d to n» br a BAtliff. AIM, Theintcrft of K L I' C'rswn In lot nf lmfl n unbir thirt/.twcq CM) In the l»t Jdatrlct of or*in- filly Cfirrol', now Cjniph-ll County , levlo-l upon with a/mtlce Co'ift n (a. ia*u>*.l from Fulton County, 6'Joth IHjtrJct, <i. M In f.r©r of J. T. Dow »*. f . t D. Crown L#t/ i.'.as'.** end lo'.urced to me br a Jtol* Uff. tV. II. StVA.VV Jton. fih'ff. Iw. 1.1587. " POSTPONED rOTllKHIFF SAZ.E3. Also, tn*» lorrcll Muloff, levied on a« the pro perty of Jainci It. Jonniaga, with u fi:a iirued fr.tn Fayette Superior Court, infaxorofO.fi. Hill ft S jr» vs.lt. J!: JcQtjimnand JnrnC-iB* Jen- ning*. W. B. riVVANN, Dor. Sh’ff. Dec. I, 1S6T. w 1 in. LAND NEAR ATLANTA Sr 3 »2b & SB a.rfioto IrujaJ ! Xl'OHTtU. Lost Scrip! Lost Scrip] 97003^ T „r.rMj, ir-'. V.f tp. “J, datrd Jut/ i ;th ’in-AAi. rrTATtn,»./ A lahoe .Tohacro, vi retail and Miolci POR SALE. a- ‘......it i.f Virginia Let' "i iar in juice ami qoaiily, st ; I lies), a* tl.f rhenpest, :• J 8H.U7KI:/.]’ 11D A git N->v 14, IH',7 FIREMAN’S BALL. ON WEDNESDAY RVE ;iNf), Ihe 2.1 i Of _ .Dzrnnlwr iml, , II, l' f l en s- I m ( ity II ill, for tl 10 DaneHt or Users-lie ■ re Com; any No. 2. MANAGERS Wro. Barer,,' W. W. Mitdwin, 0.11. Miron/. J II. Mressljn, tlcorev VI ‘tip, VV T Wilson, Oro 11 I Thorns. Ilnney, - Cspi. Willi, m KdJ, A J IJsrnei. I I.OOR MANAGERS. J M To,, (; ,\ flsrslson, 0 Y C'saiflicll. j || M.ro.lin, COMMITTEE OF AKRANOEMENTR. We Itsrn/., Jnh,, (J ffoyt. A J Burks, (11> Campbell. 1 a Toy, J E Guilstl. CC Kstlss N#v.». [dff.j II i J ii Fu B AcoD-Flour-Corn-Peni-Oats J 7J,OdO poundj good now Tennetaee Bacon* 20,»00 Iba. good Buperllna Flour, 3,000 fcuihelj good White Corn, 600 bushels No. I Pea« for plodtlng* 400 bushels Black Seed Ofttfl, 200 bujbeli good White Corn Meal* Tho above articles will be aold at fair market Wife for C»ub, or good 30 or CO day notes. My prarehouso is very large, and I will StoreaU kindfl of Produce ot low rates.'j All produce left with roe is oa safe from fire as n any other Ware* House In the city, and can be insured if desired. 0. D. PARR, Jfarcb 23. Produce Bre DrugN! Drugs!! Drugs!!! fT'fTK nQil«rfilcnpd would reepeelfully} oform their 1 rr.iay friends an4 pttrons, tbfit they have largely inerea«e«f th«lr*tocko(l)rug%Ch#mJoaKPaints, oils, irindow Qla«, l’*rfumer/, Fancy O’oody and evary thing cl« nsurilj found in a flr*t cite* Drug Slorn #bl'h th-/ will fifll st tbvfr u*aallow rstes for e*#h «r *bort tin#. Their atock of Window Olaiv I* the l*rg#il In-th# thsuthern country, and from the fid van U«emt« t#rnj* of delir#r/, tb»y defy competition, \V« Ronld again call tb# attention of tha publio to Taylor’* anti*D/»p#ptic fclixlr. No oedicbis of late j #*r* h"» no many »r4#ot friend* a* thle. Out of ibe bouiand* of D/itprptic* to whom wa have sold this Medicine, wa have b«ardnone «ay It dldtham no good 1 sad w» know af many tn tbi* eity and vicinity who, from tU terra of th# grave, bat* been raatorad to n-rieet health. Wa «*y the*# thing*bar# wbera tha Mtdtcloa I* made, and wa era known, and cnaUaaga contradiction. Ulva us a call. NEW AMBROTYPE AND PHOTOGRAPHIC. GALLERY. Itlarkhams New Iron Front Bnllflinr. Whitehai Btrtot, Atlanta, (ieorgii. M A. COOPER would reapactfuUy lofonn his , frtanda »nd tha public ganaraJU, that ha hea tbiadsy a**ocIatothlm*alf with Mr. J. ff- Lamusd, nno wf vha oldest and mo*t azpcrtanbM attlata Ir the Union, andthattboy ara tyw prvperad to prodnea th* ut< et arlifitis ana LlfeT-iko Plctsrr* now made U theS-.athem-ttiate* Me**rs t’* ft 9. would «ay to thrir friendt th't thaw hwe on# cf tha test arrange 1 Kiy and H<*a Liehm r.owlo o»*. aneof the urf*tt*od flneat Camera's,alao a o pi end Uly fitted par lor where lidire can enjoy rpa of tl.« firioot tuned ftano* to th# city. I alia* aod'Cen to* rn-a are respa*tfully Invited togfra them a call N* M.'—I’artleulwattention will b* raid to taklaw Ilr.inra* of Children K Price# to rult hard times. tatlsfacUonor ooeharge A^par*:a», ChamlaaU Htook, fto , fnrnlahtd to the M. ft. COOPIR, _. , — __ J. 8. LEONARD, . Wif 1 1L IT*88 4#|f. 300 Barrels Flour. tpholMerlng und i>iutlrtuifi Cb tabllshment. r PIIE »uh*«Tlb*r ha* coniUntly no hand, and mane 1 ffictu* Ide to order, all klnda and AuaUtiva ot A/tTlMASHK4, frem th# eh»*p Straw, ifibock and ‘ "ttyn, to th* pur# IU ALSU tMlft lUUraaaea. war pTKi^jrLaj&naSaft w«r«, Hplralfpuag Cooeba* aod Uuog#a. ftlaetba Wcrld renowned riplral Pi)ring Mattraaa*#. With Bad- which nam fall toplaaaaUoaa fond LOOP alaaplftg. I ax fitatu prepared to Uohobtar oil Hofae, Acakara ■sn l over tbem irith U*lr, Doth, Ploah '/r.Hrca Ltt oft the shorteatootica. a'.-t.,ra to J. sN’orcroa* a Building,c n MailatU ittml ftlfenU, Georgia, ectlddwtf J). M YOUNG. AT AUOTTonI Sold a* th* a reparty of V. Krfirf, lru«t a for Jaaa t, Kroggaad cbildrvn, Ihla la a aUablel-ot. Tlioaawtsftiigletcptevaft tea Lit, trtvata aala of let No d, In aloekNe, _ lantn, M lrn*t property of aald tru*t. , pom laislng | acre more ar lea*. I wilt fatt'lftM lot at nB * thlaatty. _ - - f-’A MKCfial.WSD. ysolqs assist N.B.—T*vtn* Ifti ug N«V th# ia..i»js. # ttre>va rnoetb* Kae. ! * • A«*»i*i Vtr. U, IN7, Wfe m