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wh- SUhkolc. MARIETTA, - - - - - APRIL 8, Attesitiosa, Firenuen! There will be a special meeting of Marietta Fire Company, No. 1, this evening, at the En gine House, at U o’clock. Punctual attend ance is requested, as matters of importance v ill be brought up for consideration By order, H. M. HAMMETT, Sec’y. Dancing Academy.—We would call atten tion to the card of Prof. Nott, in our paper to day, proposing teach a dancing at the Mari etta Hotel. Those desirous of rendering them selves proficient in the art of “ tripping grace fully the light fantastic toe,” may find it to tueir interest to give the gentleman a call. —mat ♦ • -4«w* law Military Movements.—On Saturday last, the McDonald Guards, numbering some 30 rank and file, paid a vi it to Kingston, to par ticibate in a grand military ad vertised for that day. Companies, wo mi'-'i stand, were present from Rome, Ringgoi-I, Kingston, Cartersville am! Marietta, necry thing passed off pleasantly, and a debgntmi day was spent. ——' Saw the Calves.—3 his morning we saw the cow of Mr. D. S. Anderson, who-e prolific yield we noticed recently. She had been brought in on Saturday fr-in his plantation, with i er three heifer calves, and now literally lives “in clo ver up to her eyes.” The three little heifcis are lively, frisk, and “as like as two peas,” while the mother of this unusual yield presents a healthy, thriving appearance. Il Dy should not conclude to send her on to Eainum, oi consign her to Wood, as a curiosity, we expect nothing else but he will present us the four animals as a reward for our editorial imitisay Such an infliction might be borne, il our coun try subscribers could only be induced to l ui ■ nish us sufficient fodder to keep them from starving. g@„lthas been ascertained that a larger num her of United States vessels arc now afloat than for the last twenty years. Other vesscsl may be fitted out in three or four v-eks. There is* however, a deficiency of lieutenants, midship men, masters, and me deal officers, as well as seamen—the law limiting the last named to 8,500 men. A Homespun I’aktv.- Col. Donald, <f I - ake county, recently gave a novel party t<» 11"' young people of his neighborhood. '1 he t ickets sent to each young lady required that Mm should come dressed in Mi si -appi manibareii cd apparel,in the manufacture of which she must in some way assist. The young gentlemen were also require I t-> dress in the manufacture of Mississippi, nuulc in Leake ami Auah. | \|.wxi/ip/itrt. The London “Era” says : “If a light, dory maybe used in conn-lion with a great subject he may say tied, the condition, of the free States of the Republic es \merica, remind one of a theatrical incident said, to have occurcd. A very thin audience at a country theatre once venture 1 to hithe performances on which the indignant imm.i T rushed on with all his company and supenmm--raries, and a , tually hissed the audience off the boards of the ret and seats elsewhere —h>scd tin m o"t 'I the house. So the seceding States are lik-dy to do with the free States. _ eepm-- The continued presence ot Major McCoi lough, the Texan Rs m r, in IF- hmm fl, \ t. viewed in conjunction with the i fl! for t Se cession Core ention there on‘he i<‘ th v ■: . said, excites much interest in Wa llington especially in army circles. The Savannah /rey-’G'.’'<ra of the Uh says: A private letter received in this city voteiday. from a pr< mm d citiron ot Cl >v i\- ‘Things are eommu ' a crisis in die harbm- Th.is week will be ■’. > < o.lp- v e or v let read} your defei-"- in > n:;’< mid its apppr caches trom the''■ a. with C. w pit-' High Prices for N egret's Wo attended t! e sale yesterday of lindv lot of negroes, little chaps w d mil forty pounds (a girl ami boy -id for upward of M 200 each, wb.i c fellows from to 30 yea dd (field hands) brought from 81100 to sl‘,o-\ This do'-a not seem to it dilate any mAgivivg to the security of the ii -tition. AL Lincoln, with all ‘bis rail .-quitting ndmmty wouldn’t -oil Dr half the money in Chi -go. n’ornn 'T-’i (‘ 7 . Tur S wr Tkapf.—A letter in tl u New mk • 1 ». • of Aft .. - v- American steamer (‘T of Nmio >. iccemly •ailed from tlm coast w :th 1 Si) negi oes on boa: J bound h>u Cuba. ll •♦ < - <s>« *< * w - Fixai. sc v m' Xrwsi.AD A Dm home of By in n. which has boon for some time in the marke’ ha- at length fouu i a pure!; i-'-er in the person of W m. F. Wei b, a B:i. -h army officer, lie bought it for- prism? res. lenec. u g tberefe; .t'! '■ 0 3 Tine Iron Battery. Below we give a description of this formida ble battery with a very fair cut, repre senting its outlines, for which we are indebted to Mi. B. A. Randaß, who is not only a Printer, an Engraver and Painter, but an universal ge nius. ' The dcscripti n, as credited, is from the Charleston Mercury. X <. i rwc f 1 -1 p.d -Td' - . I This unique work, a section of which is given in our cut, was built under the direction of Major I’. F. Stevens Superintendent of the Citadel Academy, and aelrccts attention, chiefly owing to its simple but massive construction. 1 pine J-'gs. The roof is of the same material, over which dovetailed bars of railroad iron of. the T pattern are laid from top to bottom, al ' diicl . riveted down in the most s cure man ner. On the fremt it pK-sents an angle of about thirty degrees. There are three port holes, which open and close with iron shutters of the heaviest description. When on-. n, the muzzles of the Colurnbiads fill up the space completely. The recoil of the gun enables the shutters to be closed instantly. It is a'-. c crted; on high military authority, that this imflined plane will effectually resist gyns of the heav iest calibre—first, because no direct s.iot can stiike it except at an angle which would cause the ball to glance; second, because its power of resistance is sulficiout to withstand the fall of the heaviest shells. 'Die Columbian guns, with which this novel batt- ry is cquir mo bear on the south wall of Sumter, the line of fire being an angle of about thirty-five degrees. This is not, of course, considered favorable for broaching, but owing to the fact that the wall is loop holed for musketry throughout its entire length which of course, weakens it a great deal, the effect of shot upon it would, we think, even at the distance of I 1 50yards/effect a bi--m h with in a reasonable time.— (.'iMrliston Mercury. The Foi'syth Ji-Oag. Mu. Editor : We are indebted to Mrs. 11. P. Bell, Miss Martha Erwin, Mi s Sallie Moore Miss Btnilie Gramling and Miss Sallie Erwin’ for the presentation of a beautiful and magnifi cent Flag. It is made after the same fashion of the one adopted by the Southern Confederacy with sm.en slors r.-pK'scnting the seven seced ed Stab c It was hoisted this nmrning on a liberty pole, fifty-six feet h : gh, arid its wavrs, unfurled over the peaceable and patriotic t >wn of Cumming. It may be thought by some, that I’orsyth, like some of her sister counties, would not. if called upon, send a sinelc “ vol unteer'’ in defence of her country : but if those who think ro wi'l only trv her. -he will convince them that they have labored under delusions, ter tlie voice of her ance.-t- rs cries out from the -ilent tomb, ‘‘G'se me Justice mid B-pial il} or give me death." Aml the patriotic ladies of this county cry out from their tire-sides, in the language of Preston “ Resistance to , the death. And while I'ot-vfh, in the belief j that the Constitution of the S > ithern <.’ojifi Jer- I acv f; the greatest and most >:-p’-em<- cf any < ’ u-titutiou ei’er ercct-'d 1 y m.nte.l man, die will fight, bleed, ye;i, die t necessary, iu the ' defence of the’ < ■ <itm: m a-. 1 Ccuf. d :’ocy. Verv T,Dectl'll!-. M. 11. P. Cumming, '’co.. April 2, I'-Ul. — ! iaHi.in t the Sect -d.iiiiM'. Mi Horace Creelcv made asp- i ch qu Thurs . day evening, bet-. ic the Ccutral Republican Club of this city, in which he i- quite tierce for haugii.g the -eces<.m The \'ar-:ikc Hor ace thus pbiL sophises : “I ’■ <,m -' • :V. ■ ■pi mt time. 1 u. was I’uion cr DO Ir> .m. > ov-. foi one. he belicicd there were tiling'<-f more m Dorrance th a: the I'm : . 1r i' .wi- i goyi tin t 1 t ii -. • vasj;..'t’ -e. Tlie eli’s I’mt-.I Well:. ;r. -arcing was ti; a vi. >. ,i s . ni •.( L- a coi .-tiluticnat admii tiaticn t tLc < -o'cii«>:t mi J rise cn- . . . . laws.- As for wa- net thought ct mi the p’ its um of the <v c<. .",o:.i' E'ery - ..m v im c v - d in tir-’ m-. c- • 1 »ei' - ' - H • ■ .... consent t ■ >=.’ far f-'tnprN- i-. a- to n-., ’ 7 <- f them. [ Lmghter and up; lai.sc.’'| i'his no.o- u- that * e m»\e h-- '' y re- ■ <la ; - fr.-m ;r. ’ -t.e - tssjcidst. wii. w ~ich ‘;e v u:.:s the New Yorkers t. ha"g Gre \v. We t-'co occasion to mildly expos; late with him. and assure him that lie had better ■- ■pit: . > " ' as he was the m .-i cautious, d.screvt. am! thcicf re the most dan ger 'U- cm?: >v the x out.i in. ’ As for our ••am iable m gblci” v ho recommend- t'ue “arming < t -laics." a:. I ti e rue negroes of the X rth, and wm v .. . .1. ‘ ''repress;! Ie con- flict" by an ap: ?a t > mms, there is not the slightest ;ai .. rv ! - c;.v- If they only had me : me: :y to } m. their policy; into prac tice, J v .-;scn D.v.s wt, f. . . Washington les- t ti.i::; e iy-. ... in Canada or X ■■>-., -c. '.Di. ;. e c : es:pi c- m.-icy . ; Lie white race moe never been the me--: d.. u. >.s ones. Ge. .<?;■, 1 Lh.ii, sG <R dings & Co, areinfiuit ' i ' - ' the°Soutli and by all white num, than feeward, Camcrom Blair, and Corwirn It is only neces sary for the Republicans to once show their cloven feet, and the negro tlclucion would ex plode like a magazine touched wun a live coal The only danger is that Seward wib cover n up with his glittering generalities, and grad ually demoralize the Smith- as a Bntish anti- i v i- „ Lnc the North, under false pre slavery policy has tut noun, tenco.—AC K Day Permanent President for the femmumm Con- Montgomery correspond ent J'the New Orleans De Ac says he hashcaid tl,o »a„.os of lanccy, Dav», Conrad, a,d Toombs mentioned in connection vi - Presidency of the Confederate fetates, un m the permanent- goverment. -Lc tli nks t io t c tion will not take place before next Aovcm ber, Dr. Dimitiy, Minister to Nicaiauga asks a recall. . NIHSfiTUARY. Died, ''rwch 31st, Mrs. Mary Ban .y, in the 79th year of her aye. She was a natwe of AV'eviHe Dist, S. C, and has lived in Georgia for the last eight years. She was a . - ifent member of Church r fiftj - h < years, an J has left a testimony bchiiM that si i J has gone to her rest. ■ ooo DKA" GOODS rorclMSfd ouid lioecoodßefore the Tariff v:&nt into cjDct. Jaeksoa. Hiller A Verdery, AV 1 IDLES A LI-: DEALERS, A UCUSTA,.... CAT. HALVE lIECEWED jV LARGE STOCK OE I )RA SUITED TO THE And arc prepared to offer to Prompt a Cash PAA’ING BUYERS. Merchants visiting this city are respectfully invited to call and examine. mar2-j Im. J () H R . SANG E S. CARRIAGE TII 1313»IX<i, 11 <i I* si c s iVi. n k »ii» << it «1 Sutsd! er v. • 0OOOO’) At t/ie D<>om >C’:r h r/Ai-od's Writer. r £PIIE Under.-igued would most rc ® spectlnliy ca'l tli-' attention oi the public to the abt've Imsii’iess. which h<- intends carrying on iu ali its VARIOI S DEPARTMENTS with neatness and dispatch, surpas.-a-il by few establishments in the South. It IMPAIRING of all kinds promptly attended to. gr" Accounts will be <lne ami collectible twice a Vl ..;fL_sav the I--- of -Inly and January of each year. Accounts ndt settled promptly at those timi s will I’-aw if’t :re~-t for all the tii they remain un -.-itleU A libeial shat, of patronage i< ivsi'ecf ftilly Aite<l JOHN R. SAXGI-.S St. James’ Institute. 1 \>i- V< hii>i-. Tju Ik •■ t'lir jffretory i> t; *, «. iff? ’S' L 851 i T. Re.-ior and S i Teat her of ■ aristia- la dellos -.nd Eliiics. t| S’*** J - i'- 1»K Prm ipa) K*«. V. H. BJ. 3! KBS. A—i-t mt. P2?.si>6'. t. a*, ji v MbUT. t i.i -• . a; lansuages. . ?’P<<»!■'. SI. “•». ' t mt i ' cal and !-:• it i.im-ntal Jilts- • The r-Jiool vt.u ii-.-t* • : ten months, w:i.i a -holt -i.nation iu : 'iid-.miu>-i. '.'ii a hr at (--1,. >tncis. 'I; ■mxt •- sion ml! vonnm-uee K-brumy 4. ami end July 'J" 'I! ■-.? will be an cxa’.nimt! ’vi at the end .4 i.aa term, n.aepen <-X''pt to the parents aii.l ii?.-?!- o tie- piioil-. and toinvit • ! L-n-ts. Parent--. Ur.c li o. ami friends are nmm-sU-d i visit Da Infirm- at anv time. A --tii- i dailv r. -'ord Is kept of . ■.< !< pupil's com'net a’. Is< hola-i hip : aji-i a< th- < ”.<! < f the month, a re port is sent home t • ti. 1 . • . t m miat. 'i.-m. T!;. par.. m.J attendance at the b-- ; Ji:n ; mr. a: throughout t: -es-ion. is o! the id. l<--tcon-.-qm-n- c. > es '• va I • mac-: ; . • . In.e C'i epi ti, 4 a-c es pr.-tmeted ill;.- -'. Ihe iam ■ u "t-idi..-• pui-c -fl is flit: 1 : •> IT 0.1 Ada i cm I'REPAIUTORA’ CUTRSK, First Form and Sr comi Fmm. and .m A' ADEMk COURSE. l a-'- I f :’.:. and thiol foru Cin a'.«r> evutai 'i-i i: t.ci.im> ■; thi-fu ranm-atent b t ’V .■de: : ' ■ .. ; v:. . .tie: Al iern > ; A ■ >' ' 1 ..: . . . T -.1 "..i G A • . L.-.-ht at a.;v -is.?- w cltte . . us mav 1. J. sired. Tenn* ot Tuition In ihv '’ji di: V I.:;" ’* C' UFt.siA » BUi' ‘ ’ Al '■ .. . .4 i»’ F.'’ • : : Mv-i ’ i:.si - v:g <■ ■■l' .ita' ■ ' “ Aval, Hi.l;.-, -'it. 5 00 •• <• C’a-s-- 2 Dmv -.a JU'g f..r tuition tmtn •’■. ti. "of «•:. to the end •. - - L Oct I’-v.Gi etui Leobta'.m ■ *r. y . I at reasona- ble rates. Atq ? ation mav ’ e made to Prim it- >.]. or to S Uil EL BEAEBICT. ib.t r. Al tri, Jan. 2'l. ~ Irish potatoes” Just re. ived a g>.U supply of Wer,..r.i p. i-it.-es, iutl f. r sale by iir.uvus i L uiser, T.’ -; . . Dai . t • . - . . i.-ot: C. J. SITE P A RD, A t i3ic Okl Slaml of J. El. I F_TAS now on hand a large and; J.. 1L well-selected assortment of family supplies, to j which lie invites the attention of the cit : ;--.ens of Ala rietta and flic country, the one priced system will be strictly adhered to. His terms will be Cash, or equivalent, that is, Counrry Produce ;;t Cash prices, or short time to prompt p-lying customers. Bills <hv j on presentation. His determination is to sell good articles at low prices and will expect prompt payments. "c OTICEf AFTER the first <lay of January 18G0, we will sell I ■ Cash oi rter/at cash prices. Thankful for pa t fa >i's we still si licit a eont nuance of the ame l G I IN &Co V i :-Ah ! - ' - ■ . ..; - < ♦4 novl'-t' GIU'AE BUTNER. LEGAL NOTICES VOHCE: - xiionths after oati application | li wili be made to the Court of Ordinary of Cobb county for leave to sell the .lands belonging to tho es tate of Joh Steward, deceased, for the Eencßt ol the heirs ami creditors es said deceased. 'l'his April 1, 1861’. JOHN C-'NN, Adm’r de bonis non, with the will. annoyed. AT?? ace, rI"XWO HONTHS after dntc ap, licaticn will be i J. made to the Court o' Ordinary of Cobb >unty fm leave to sell the rea- cst-.'.te belonging to thfate of Ch.-irles Gier, late of said cour t} dec’ll., for the bene fit of the heirs and creditors of said deceased; ELIZABETH CLER, Adni’x April 1, ISGI-80J. «'i 1 A, Cormly -Wher- sa »J Julia A. U. Boyd Administratrix of William Boyd urcres.mts to the Court in her petition duly filed and itered on record, that she has fully administered Bo . date, b ; ■ eto ' persons concerned, kindred and creditors, to show cause, if any they can, why said administrati ix should not ba disehavired from her administration and re ceive left :n of dismission on the first Monday in May next. nov3o-6m 11. BARKER, Ord’y. r | WO I*l <HN T».! S liter date application will 1 e ; s. made to file Ordinary <>f I’h-i.ens c-ninty at ' ■ . .-i re: term afte expirati< tv months from, this nolice, Im- leave to sell the lands I'eioneing to the estate of Albert G. Faucett, late of siud county deceased, for the hem-tit of heirs ami creditors of said deceased. AVTLLIAM E. PADGETT, Adm’r. March 4-12 L'IVICIA FAUCETT, Adm'x. 'gWoR( b DI( MM >’ CC k NOTICE is hereby given to all persons having de mands n-.ciiiist Albert f aucett. Jute of said ii.umtv. rleceasd, to present G em to us prop- rly made out, ivi hin ihc time prescribed by law, so as tofhow their ebaiacter and amount. Am! all persons indebted to . . caso. are hereby required to main ii lediate uayinont. AAI iu.IAAI E. I’ADG E I J', Adm’r. ' ilareb ' 1 ? LO VICIA FA I : CE I's, Adm'x. ' - w-—-1 1 laymon Sanford & ■ K S .X l&j?. to foreclose Turman H. Sanford, I Mortgage in Cheioke 1 Superi vs lor Court on lot >1 lam I Nqs. A. J. Bruee. -' 829 and 830 both in th-j "<1 district of the 2d section of sai-l county Th.- <’tTml ant is hereby notified to appear at tie- next rm oi | the Superior Court and make his delence to said Fule i iil’any lie has), ami on failure so to do. a rule absolute j Ltftep in sai l c; din- lv. This 2‘th Oct. 1860. J. R. BROF.N, G’/-;d7GG'/J, County. VC 7 DERI'AS John Mnlmmy, as s-ui in J-iw of <le r ceascij, appli’-s to me in writing for letters of ' Administrator on the estate oi Leamlei Aikins, late of said county, deceased. Tin se are tl refore to cite and admonish all anil singular those comerm-d to tile their obi<-etii-ns, if any they have, in my otii ;e, on or beforeth,-.- first .Mon day in May next, otherwise letters of Administration I I will be granted the applicant at tied term of the court oi Ordinary fer ; -i’.i county, Gi'-.-n iimk-rm.y ham! at Mari-Ufa. this March C. 1861 mani-30d JNO. G-. CAMPBELL, Or’dy. / i: : ; ■ Co ’ • V. J( Wh-r-. as. AG Bulloch, Administrator of the Estat-of Napoleon A Lester, deccas-'i, applies tome for Letters of dismission from said Administration. Tht.--.-:v.th-, .eh re to Ute and ailim>ni-h ail per sons concerned t-- be ami appear at my otii e by the Ist Monday in August next to show cause,if any they 'h ive, whv said letters should not be granted the a]>- plk-ant. Given un-’.-r mv him ’ at office this January 30th. 18 1. ’ M: i ; -’ El VRDS •i. ■■. C" £4 £•- t <»s>h $ y W- .1 hn ■: • irdia of Laura .Wellborn, uppli : ■ for h-th s -of di-^nti.—ioiifrom sai l Guardi ‘ isbip- i The - U ftto est ■-■ J • i all and I simrular those concerned, to hie their obje-.-tions. it ■ . iy tl;ey have, in my oftic.■ on or bei'or-.-the first Mon day in Miy next, otln-'-vise li-Gerr of ilUmis-i -n wii ... t that t m of the < - f t ■ Given rmyli i i ami ot! ial . ’. w. ' . litis J|„: •’. •. 1861. i 10-! ‘ J ». G. (’ AMT HEEL, i ‘rd y • \ \voruia f liofoH-r <'<••««» y q V here- X B aS ! m-’is II .i'iu ' " t ca'a'-' ot ißhdvim HiR. m' I turns Ddk-mi. don from ; said administration, ,'he ?>e ar,-the re to re to cite an.l mlmom-h a ’ i'” : ‘ U'-ns e-mcerm-.I to :3c their oi e-.t. ' it anv t"v- I !1. we. <>’i or oee m- i u-l M‘ irym•" - ■ >xl - " ' ' slid letters sir uld not b«- smut- -1 H ;’ i: I mV2 m .1 J-.-. DJN.‘u ■ y I . ——..hi-,..-.,.. —■ i h.iid.i.-. - - r ’ 1 cil-U f oil. » I i ■ .. ' f |~f t . ’-. . . lor :m • - ' -’b ■ I ’ t . - ' . • i ‘ q’l.U. a.-. •.!.< -■ Olv to ct: ‘ mid a-l-;‘-’ b . MJ am! ; :,p. ,] th ■ .... O' ■ -rnd mv-rn ns <-t fwM <!••-■ V--1. | ■ , . c-i . tmy tm-y itaie. mmy <..c- ; lenm V-. tie* t-i"’ Mcuday in May otii r-| ■ " i--.- ht!<’-- of •1- P. »i; i - mt: m w"! la- ■ ‘ . ti.e | ■ ieant at that t .- : ol th Co. . „■ "t , :- do ) Hip.-. , . ; Gb. . 1- ■ • im ' "'i.N-'i'iim Mils I ' ,18-tl. . ’. ■■ iCA .: :-i-.LL. t »rd T. ] Georaitt. ' »>bh < omit) . ’" mi- '■ :... D. i Whit!" I- to m I’m 1- It- -- "t -n .rdutimtfip i ,air; p!< tty ic < ■ ' ' 1 , .'o ' t I ¥.. ami Jam. • I’. L-mke, orphans oi William Leake, I . . 'll. are th. u-sure to Mte atxl require nil p-'r-ons | i m..- . Ito b and ■ <■: at my •E.: I y the first ; M ■ iiv in J'.v next, to -ii.av r.iu-e .if any they j hav- why : letters should not ; -e granted the ap i ui March, 1861. J NO. n. CAMPBELL. (. obb ?loi luage Sheriff Sales. VVILL BE LO < . the fir-t T’ in Amil V i. xt 1 :..e C-. lit 11-.E- o‘ t. e City :: . . tew -a thvLegal L = o;t.w fol lowing properiy to-wir : On? -im'"o man 1 •' the name c ' C1.a.1-m, a.out 35 years eld es yell w :.p';-.C :.. 1 vUI onto satisfy ■■ a m -’.'la' ‘ e fi fa :.ivor oi Dtvil Do »bs v» S G I Bent’: v"and Idswite Frances Bent Dy. Property poiitt jcd . m/in L r D-Ui . Lm . UlkXj U LEGAL NOTJCEh. Nwlsee. rp.VVO m mths after date application will be made to .L the Honorable Court of Ordinary of Gobi) county for leave t<> sell the lend belonging to the estate of N. 11. Campbel!, deed, for the benefit of the heirs and creditors of said dec cased. March 'BGI. fc W. W. CARRELL, Adm’r. A<l j&<! i wist, rato ?*»Jt h \ A GREEABLJ to an order < f 1.1. c Court of Ordinary j > of Col-Ji county, will be sold et, the Court House in the 1 it\ of Marietta, on t'-.e Tuesday of April next, within the legal Lours of sale, the following lands to wit : about one hundred and th’rty acrcs'of lot number seven, and about seven or eight acres oft o lot number eight, in the 2! th district in said coun ty. Sv j.l lands lying adjoining Acworth, and being well improved. Sold as the property of Washington 1 Irummoiiij. late, of said county deceased, and for the l-.-neiit of tlm heirs and creditors of said deceased. — Terms, made known on the day of sale, J . T HA M ELTON, [ Mmr’ a ELIZA BE ITI DRUMMOND, j Au,ur 8 - Feb. 11 1861.—tds, Uta.TE —<■ >VT; D' R( H A7~FoiU ydlUjou nty~ 0 Whereas, A. G. Hutchins, Administrator of Robert son Wood, represents to the Court in his petition, du '.yfiled ami entered on record, that he lias fully ad- I■! <>n Wood’cs estate : 'lb’s G, th r<-lore, to cite all persons known as cred itors, to h ■■ ms f ani they can, why said admin istrator should not be discharged from his administra tion, and receive letters of dismission on the first Monday in June next, 18*51. dec. 7, 1860. 11. BARKER. Ord’y. Solace. A. €Jobb C’«mwty.—All persons in s.Jded to the estate of Reuben ’Rumsey,late of said county,dec’d-ire notified to make immediate payment; and those having demands against said estate, are requested to present them to the undersigned properly atr.-i/.i, wi l.in s he time prescrilied bylaw. A' n-h 6, 18G1 -6w W. W. CARRELL, Adm’r. <mKO3£GI A. P.-JKilding County—-Where as O F. Brin tit and Milly J. Brintle apply to me'for letter s of Adm ini drafion upon the estate of A. G. Brintle, late of said county deceased. These are therMore to cite ami admonish all and lingular the kind.'.- -d and creditors of raid dec'd, to file their ol.iecoons, if any they have, by the first Mond iv in May next, why said letters should not be granted, lhe applicant. this March 25.1861. AilLlxl EDWARDS, Ord’y. NVJ ()Tlf 3'All persons indebted to the estate of TN John T. Jacobs, deceased, are hereby re <;u .nd io make immediale payment; and those hav ing demands against said estate will present them properly attested in terms of the law, to the under vnncL 'DIOS. G. JACOBS, Ad/ti’r. M-i r<-h 21 st. 18Gl.-30d 4 I to the cstaie LN of i in.-' Howell, deceased, axe.hereby required - . al - inn ie< ; j nyment, and all those having ted to present them properly att- ;ted, to lhe undersigned, in terms oi tim law. H. I’. liOWEI.-' , Eeb 1 1861 Administrator. Ccmsity.—Whereas William (.-listrap, guardian of Jane I’ralen applies for let.teis of dismission from his said guardianship. These are th-’, fore to notify all persons concerimd to file their objections (if any they haxe) within the (inn- ptes< libel by law why sai l letters should not be ■!; he applicant. 1 6th Dec. 1860. JAMES JORDAN, Ord’y. (1 LOR<U6A, Cobb CoH si ty.-- Whereas James xJ'D. Ainold applies to me for letters of Guardianship ow.-r tiie i-e -on and propert’-ot Moses Arnold, orphan oi’ Joseph D. Arnold, deceased. Tims.' ar< ti.ei fore to cite and admonish all and d, to 111 th -ir objections, if anv they have, in my office on or before the Ist Mon ’ j in May next/ <dherwis( letters of Guardian ship wili l>< • r niteil the applicant at that term of the Court of 1 hdinar} I ■ lid < ounfcy. (;■ -l re-1.■!• i} hand and official signature, this 18tn Jia ■' • JN< •f. • L. Ord’y. / i !>X)IiGI v Paulding County.—Where m. S lb nry Lreter. Administrator of the estate of Henry I’almer’ <:. -used, applies tome for Letters ot 1 fis’i: is;-li ai from .rid Nd mil list ration i; . , u -<- thcri-mre to cite and a imonish all persons . *. -, the lii s t Monday in May mxt, to show cause, (if any they have,) why said Letters of Dbmission should not be granted the applicant. Gvi-:: un d< r mv hand at O live, this Out. 29th 1860 MII.E< EDWARDS Ord’ry. Ur.’-.-’4 l'. « h77ok<-e Whereas n C on.tier, decea.- 1 ;, ’. ire fi-i ’ tiers cl ihsiuLsion Horn said ad ministration. , . , m ’j D, (!’<■ j Lrep*;| j ( itC- B.L'l 3(11110111’’ il Sul P ( L ’ to file 11.. i’- objections (if any they tvi - w’t.iiii. ti. time pre. crii-'-d by law why eaid let ters s! ’ tbegi ■ I Dec. 1 " 60. J/WU.’-'. JO'-’-DA’s, Ord y. Cheroke< ! Sheriffs Sales. iU u 1 •''u ■' L ~c 1 ' ' ""E. G'.-me door in \y the :-WII “I Umrem, on Un-first Tuesday in April , the following ’.! _■'■.!■! ".nd 296, .. ] | '■'fii . ; ! -r >k'. : county, lev- perior ( >urt, ■ Wni. I’. \ . H mi p:d, and tiriftm Greg- . .j, . are: sc .riti 5. Levied on as tl?e ii'l Gi i, lused fora J* i .- i ly’s, in , !.e ’. ; j). , tii ■|r< ; )tyoi J B O’Neal, . • -1.. ’. i<- l-y TJ! H- gun. TC of utv, ■ ’ r- i oat yMm. ■ ’ ” SU ’i g 1 C , _• \ j |., i,. , jv n to all je-’-ors interested B the estate < am ::.ly deceased, and all ; . i<i -g-m' --i l can pre- j li. th. t .iiic li’ .it<-1 by law, and • ■ • Ito pay up accor- i . ; w. :. : ■.-NT ’ s ri-q-:i:y. .1/ D. RTNU-EY, , r<- i-2 ■- Adm’r. of Hi . .. I A.. Paulding County :-AVhcr(.a« e ‘-iin- i; . -stoma for lett'-is ot dismission ‘to cite s ri. ■ 'o b" and appear j. . ~ iy ;.i Tptcmher next to • : 1 ' they ...‘• e, why said letters should • not c gianted 1 li ant, ii . .myl.ml at office, this Feb 18', 1861. . . A'ARDS Ord’y. s to j r letters of Guardianship .. Annie. Jo ne I#. Maria Edwaid and Thomas W. Glover, - ’ ■ ■ of J rm 11. Gl-iver. deceased. peTscm • . .- •a.la t ;■ ar at my office by the first .y next to show cause, if any they -. 1 I’ettr.'s should not be granted the ap- plicant. ’ 1 :.T-r mv h .. I ■’! office, this March 13, 1861. J* UN G. CAMPBELL. Ordinary, _____ ‘ Fr sale by HAMMETT & GRAVES.