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afford, at least to allow an indefinite continu
ance of the cue, if there is to be an appeal.
There is no need of quarreling upon it, even
if vre cannot all agree to the wisdom of the
p <pular decision. Other questions of more
vital importance are before us, and are to be
tried before the whole nation. Let the South
go it-a. unit, a unit in alt respects—into
thusa qnaetinaa They awqtRptiwi* invol
ving *11 timt i* dear to her in hei future as a
slaveholding people.
For Salt River!
Through Direct Without I. on ding.
The condemned craft, “Samuel,” Millard
Fillmore, Master, will leave the doclc at the
mouth of Dark Lantern Cave, for Salt River,
■direct, on the night of the 4th of November,
1856, (at midnight.)
Flags at half mast, (inverted.) Yard arms
illuminated with dark lanterns.
- Lis'." or Officers.
1st Mate, And .-raw Jackson Donelson,
2d do D. II. Hill.
Engineer, J. W. A. Sanford,
Assistant Engineer, Cincinnatus Peeples,
Steward, J. W. Jones, (of Augusta,)
Clerk, Andrrw H. H. Dawson,
Cook, C. R. Hanleiter,
Spiritual Adviser, B. H. Overby,
Assistant do., L. Pierct,
Physician, H. V. M. Miller,
Bar Keeper, Joshua Hill,
Barber, A. R. Wright, (of Jefferson.)
Chambermaid, J. R. Knowles.
- For Passage or Freight apply to the 2d
Ma‘e, on board.
For further particulars apply to J. R. Snead
or F. Bartow, Savannah, or to Hon. N. G.
Foster, Corresponding Agent, Madison, Ga.
P. S. Before starting. Dr. Miller will ad
dress the crew and read several sections
((particularly the 12th) from his amended hi-
We. As ihc passage up will be confined to
night navigation, every passenger is expect
ed to bring along his lantern—At Inltlfc
gtneer. '
ONE THOUSAND CHEERS
FOR THE
nutstin,
In Macon on Thursday the 6th inth, by
the Rev. Mr. Brack, Dr Hbrut Cakltok Bil
lups of Athens, to Miss Emma Yuujwia
ComnuT of Burke county.
“There’s a bliss beyond all the minstrel) has,
told, - Vjj.-.
When two that are linked in’one heaven-
- ■ lytit, *V . '
never.
’ Love on througb 'bqflSr
In Athens qnJNov. j ith, itf ^e R*r, S. M.
Wynn, Mr, Hbwt Beussx- to Miss Mm-
eras EvAKtvall of this place.
Special ftotitts.
W“ are authorized and reqnretrd to
announce the name of JOSEPH II. DUN-
NAHOO. a* candidate for re-election to the office
of Receiver of Tax Rctnrut for Clarke county, at
the ensuing January election.
a* Krown oh the regular nominee of tfie Dem
ocratic party of Jackson county, fortho office of
Tax Collector.
We make the simple announce
ment of the result of the Presi
dential election, without com
ment. The following States have
cast their votes for BUCHANAN
and BRECKINRIDGE, with
the probable majorities :
Kxsas*.—Dates have been received from
Kansas to the 29th. Gov. Geary had arrest-
id several marauding parties. The G -and
Jury had found bills against ninety persons
on the charge of murder of the first degree.
The Legislature meet at Lecompton in Jan
uary. •
Bridal Presents.—A new thing under
the sun is reported by a Baltimore paper,
which states that the bridal gifts displayed
on the table at weddings, are often hired
from jewellers expressly for the purpose. It
is stated that there is one silver coffee pot in
that city, that has figured at three dozen
weddings as “the gift of my uncle.” This
is a tittle too much to believe. The world is
given to humbug, but the idea of hiredailver-
ware to allow as gifts, is too ridiculous to be
credited. But the fools are not all gone yet.
Tall Picking.—The negroes on the cot-
ton plantation of Col. Davit, near Memphis.
Tennessee, did ■ great day’s work on the
8lh nit. The five highest picked 640, 610,
584, 556 and 544 pounds, or an average of
586 pounds. The average of all the hands
engaged was 365 pounds. The cotton was
picked within daylight, and was good mer
chantable cotton.
A Gentle Lamb.—A Rev. John Lamb, of
Mount Vernon, Ohio, recent’y preached
sermon in which he said, “any man who
will stand upon the Cincinnati platform, his
face and heart are as black as hell and dam
nation.”
1RRIVAL0FTHE STEAMSHIP BALTIC
Four Days Later from Europe.
Nkw York, Nov. 10.—The United
States and Liverpool mail steamship
Hal tic, from Liverpool, with dates to
Saturday, 29th October, has arrived in
New York.
LivBRPoocCcrrroN Market.—There
lias been no change in the cotton market
-dines the departure ot the Canada, on
P^OTICE.— The undersigned being about
to retire from the Dry Goods Business,
will dispose of his stock of Fancy and Staple
Dry Goods—one of the largest in the city—
at N. York cost, for cash. His friends and
the public are respectfully informed that the
lowest possible price will be asked, and from
which there will be no deviation. Country
and City Merchants, and Dry Goods Dealers
in general, are invllbd to tall(hliviniM
the Goods. f■*.
THOMAS BRENNAN,
Successor of Cosgrove it Brennan.
Augusta, Go. [Nov 6
EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT* )
RUUeiRurille, 6a., War. 1st, 1836. (
TN conformity with a custom, sanctioned by
X the piety of all ages and enjoined by tne
Great Law Giver of the Universe, and re
sponding to the suggestion, which seeks, by
procuring concert of action among the Exe
cutives of the several States, to set apart s
fixed day for general Thanksgiving through
out the Union,
I, Hensahsit Y. Soletaoti* Gbvernoa- of
Georgia, do, hereby, designate Thursday the
twentieth day of this present r.^oiii.aaa’^ -
ofThanksgiving and Supplication, ant
commend the peoplethroughowt theStaie*on
that day, to suspend their umtalibusiness*and.
the various religious' denotnihMions to as
semble in their respective places of worship,
and engagein exercises of devotion suitable
to the oc -asion. Let us* as. a people* ac
knowledge with gratitude* the manifold
mercies of God. Let us thank, l&n* foe our
exemption from war, pestilence and famine;
for our national and social bfesstngs; for the
prosperity which smiles on our beloved
country. Remembering our short-ssmings
and repenting of our sins, let us imploce Di
vine forgiveness. Let us pray for the bani
shment of t actional animosities and strifes;
for the prevalence of political fraternity and
justice; for deep devotion and fidelity to the
Federal Constitution, which is the bond of
our union; for Heavenly wisdom to guide
our Rulers; for the expulsion of “spiritual
wickedness in high places,” and for the
establishment of that “righteousness which
exalteth a nation.”
Given under my hand and Seal of the
Executive Department, at the Capitol
in Milledgeville, on the day and year
shove written.
HERSCHEL V. JOHNSON.
By the Governor:
L. H. Briscos, Sec’y. Ex. Dept.
Nov. 13.
JVlnounee to the citizens of Athena and
surrounding country, that we will have often
by next Monday Morning, on College Ave
nue, opposite the Post office, a very fine
stock ot Dry goods. Fancy Hosiery, tic..
which we oiler to sell as low as any storo in
the State* Advertisement next week*
RAUMAN ti, SUCHER,
Nor. 6.
IOWA, 5,000,
TEXAS, 25,000,
FLORIDA, 2,000.
VIRGINIA, 20,0000,
ILLINOIS, 8,000,
INDIANA,
GEORGIA,
ALABAMA,
KENTUCKY,
DELAWARE,
No Wonder he was Thankful.
HOAD AND JUDGE FOR YWRSXLVES.
Rochester, October 19, 1852.
Messrs. Fleming Bros.
LsT Gentlemen—Having experienced the
beneficial effects of Dt- M'La he’s Celebra
ted Liver Pills, prepared by you, I take
great pleasure in recotnutetiding' them to the
public. 1 feel warranted in . saying, that
they are a certain cure Air liver wruptaini* and
all bilious diseases, no matter iibw difficult or
long standing- I myself wait afflicted with
this dreadful disease for over two-years, and
T Othe citizens of Gwinnett, Jackson, Franklin,
and the adioininff coxmtian
We would respectfully give our warmest thank*
for their liberal patronage, and we hope from the
general oatiafsetion given in our former operation*
m,DetUal Surgery to demand, a large portion of
(•loir practice ip.the future.
Wo ore Dow receijong a now,end fine assortment
of Dental Material instruments, ^e., and we feel
assured with the ad autige ot from six to ton-years
regular practice, wc eon give full satisfaction tu all
tho operations in our profession,. .
i R.H. will Open, his office, again, in Jefferson the
first of March next, and: daring his absence this
~ilt eoUs will be-DTiMDDtlY attended to bv *d-
Wiiliam \V. Rjitou, at LawreucevillcGeo.
'.lxax Wi A R. If.Katox, Surgogra Dentist.
rjfkVVO months after ditto application will be made
JL to tho Court of Onliunry of Clarke connty, for
leave to sell all the land and ncgroeti belonging to
the estate of Ransom Nichols, iatcof said county de-
I JOHN R. NICHOLS, )
JAA/ESC. NICHOLS, j
1 Nov.6—Sm.
Adin'rs.
E. R. HODGSON & BU0*„
TV 4J.TICE.—AHperson.-dmvingdemaudsngainst
IX the estate of Ransom .Yicliols, laic of Olnrkc
countv, deceased, are hereby unified to present tl.e
same tin; payment to the undersigned within the
time prescribed by law. ami those indebted to said
decedkud, Wo requested, to. make- immediate pay
J'OBXlt’SICH.OtS,
J AMES C.NlC IIOLS
Nov.C—Cw.
Jaxe E. Henry, "I Libel for Divorce, in
vs. V Franklin Superior Court,
William Henry, ) April Term, 1856,,. ^ ,
I T appearing to tho Court, by the return of the .
Sheriff thai the.defemlautis not to bo found in
the county of Franklin; and it further appearing
that he resides out.of.tbis State, it is ordered by tho
Court that Rervice t}0 perfected on.the defendant,
by publication of this order, in tl.e Southern Dan
ner, once a month for four mouths previous to the
uextTcrin of this Coart.
Witness, the Houorohlo James Jaekson, Judge
said Court. JOHN U, PAYNE. Clerk.
Juuu 19—
N OTICE.—Sixty days afterdate I shall apply
to the Court of Odinary of Jackson county, tor
leave to sell tlie slaves belonging to Samuel K*. Hui-
ioy and William S. Hailey, minor Children of Sam
uel Ui.ili\ouoa*ed.
II. C. G1DDF.NS, Guardian.
IIai.l Countv.—Court of Or-
VJT dinary, August Term, 18jQ,— Where
as, William Lawless, adniinisiratoc upontlie
esta’e of John Lawless, deceased*, s.hows
that die has fully administered said - estate,
and prays to bo dismissed therefrom,:, ' ’
Therefore, all persons concerned* are re
quired to shew eausp.'ii any they have, with
in the lime prescribed by law,.why he shbuld
not he fully discUaroed from tlie duties ot
said-adiniriistfation. By order of said Court.
K. M. JOHNSON, Ordinary..
August 14, 185(5.
G EORGIA, Iliill'Couuty.-- Court cf On
dinary, June Term, 185(5.—Whereas, M r/_
Sears and Wm. V. Sears, r.diniuistratvix ond adbim*
istrator of the estate of Vincent Sent*, diccnsed-
n] ply to tlds Court for letters of dismission from
said administration,
Therefore, nil persons concerned, nro hereby re
quired to file their objections, if any they have, in
terujof the law, why tuid letters should not be
granted.
Hyorderof said Court, .Tim •> 9<1, ISTif ;
July G:n- E. .V. JOHNSON,-Ordinary.
JJAIiI. KlicriiPs Sale.—Will bo Bold before
tho Court-house door, in the town of Gaines
ville, Hall county, on the tin* Tuesday in Deeem
her next, within the legal hours of sule, the following
property to wit:
5td acres of land more or loss, being the piece tho
defendant now lives upon, levc-id upoii by virtue of
one ti. fa from the 91a dist.G. 31., Churics It. Sim
mous, vs. Jeremiah Dodd, levied upon us tl.e prop
erty of said Dadd, levy made nud returned to me
by Constable.
Also, Udo ucrcs of land lieing the place the defen
daut now lives upon, adjoining I.anglbrd aind others
levied upon by virtue of three ti. tus issued from the
J!>"S Hist. G. M. Csurles R. Siumions vs. Isaiah l)mi
G EORGIA, Unit Comity.:. Court of Or-
di -
dinary, June Term, 18d(5.—Whereris, Cnpcl
A. ltarrctt, exocuiorqf the Inst will and testament,
ol" John llurvett, deceased, applies to this Court for
dismission from stiid exirutorsl.i] J
Therefore, till persons eeneenied. are hereby re
quired to file their ohjertious, if any. tbi-v have,
wiiy be should not bo dismissed, at ttc January
term next of said Court.
Uy orde. of the Court, June.2d, ! 0 A(i.
E- M. JOHNSON, Ordinary.
July 3-—Cm.
G eorgia, Hall Countv.—court if or-
dinury, Jluguit Tirm, 1830.—\) licre-
as, Jeremiah Hawkins, administrator of Jaa.
Carriage and Harness Makers,
Athens, Ga.
W OULD inform their friend* ny-J tlie public
generally, that they still continue to moiiu-
faeture, at their old stand. Vehicles and Harness,
varionn style* ami qualities -. and knowing from, ex
peri once tlie kind of articles adapted for the use of
tho cos.n'ry, have paid particular attention to rna
king work of durability and convenience; und
would invito those wishing auytbing in their line,
to call and examine their stock.
In addition to a good variety of our owr, manu
facture, we have recently added nil assortment ol
Xorlbern trork, nil of which will bo sold at low
price-*, for cnsli or npproved note*.
Harness, Umbrellas, whip and carriage ms-
oh ! haw thankful 1 am that 1'heard of these I teriuls for sole. Also, a few second hand Family
Pills. 1 purchased of one of your agents C’ATringcs, very cheap. Nov 14-g~V*.
20,000,
15,000,
12,000,
7,000,
1,500,
ARKANSAS, 5,000,
MISSOURI, 10,000,
LOUISIANA, 2,000,
NEW J E R S E Y, 7,000,
* TENNESSEE, 7,000,
MISSISSIPPI, 10,000,
PENNSYLVANIA, 25,000,
NORTH CAROLINA, 20,000.
SOUTH CAROLINA, UNANIMOUS.
three boxes, and befote I had finished the
| third box, I was completely cured. I verily
believe, but for Dr, M’Lane’s Liver Pills,
11 should have now been in my grave; but as
it is, 1 ain now enjoj <ng the best of health,
and stand a living witness of the efficiency
of DR. M’LANE’S LIVER PILLS. Be
sides recovering my health, I consider that I
! have saved in pocket some two or three hun
dred dollars physician’s fees.
This testimony 1 give you with the great-
| eat pleasure, and hope it may do something
towards making these invaluable Pills
: known to all who are suffering with liver
complaint,
WILLIAM HISS, Traveler in Western
New York.
CP*Purchasers will be careful to ask for
C0BB-IIAM ACADEMY*
ATHENS, CEO.
T HE exercises of the above school for tlie pre
paration of boys for College will commence
its thud year on Monday 5tb of January, 1857.
Any courso of instruction desired by tho parent
or guardian will be given, and tho child or ward,
prepared for any class in College.
Pupils will be takcu to board in the family of tlie
undcniigned
' WILLIAMS RUTHERFORD, Jr
Nov. 13—tlstiuu. »
g 11T.ORG■ A, Frnuklln Convey Court
of Ordinary, Sotember Term, ltJati.—Where
as,‘Afarcus W. l'arr, administrator upon the estate
of V, illiam Parr, late of said county, deceased, ap.
plies to this Court for a discharge from said ad
ministration: ^
Taerefore, all persons concerned, are licrebv re-
DR. M’LANE’S CELEBRATED LIVER | quirod to show canse, (if any they can.) why said
PILLS, manufactured by FLEMING BROS. I administrator shoohl not be dismiss from said
ogau, levied upon ns the property of suidDunugan, i.,
• - - i- Jefciidulit, Levy mudoAnd Hawkins, deceased, shows that he has fuHy
property pointed out bv
retuned to mo by cousuiblc.
Also, one tract of laud containing I9t> acres more
cr less,adjoiuiugG. W. Tiinncr, Brooksuiniothers,
lieing tin- place that H. J. Eidson now lives Ul'iui,
levied upon as tlie property of Thompson Mcguirc,
by virtue of one I ist li. fa from Jfltcksoii Superior
Court, II. C. Appleby, gmirdinu vs. Thompson j(c-
guire. Also one other cost ti. (a from Ilall Superior
Court, \V. F. McGuire vs. J. A. Thomas.
Also, one tract of laud conlaing one hundred mid
fifty acres more or low lytpg on tlie waters of the
Grove River, Hull cuunrV, nd'oipiiig Jojam Sim
mons and otiiers. lteing the plaee defendant now
lives upim, levied upon by virtue of three ti. fns
issued fsuin the 9l‘Jilist. G. M., A. J. Pool vs. J.Tl.
•Mnith, levied upon as the properl v of defendant.—
Property pointed out by plunliff, levy made and re
turned to uic by ccustublc.
Nov. G—tds.
A. M. EVANS, ai'ffi
G EORGIA Franklin County,—Whereas,
Ci
Cnesley C. Pavue and Marian Ramsey applies
to mo for letters of"Administration with the will an
nexed upon the estate of John Payne, late of said
deeei
count deceased:
These are therefore to. cite and qdinoniah all, end
singular the kindred and croditoysof gaid deceased,
to sliow cause (if any they have,) why said letters
of administration should not be granted suid appli
cants, or some other fit and proper person, in the
discretion of the Court, on the second Monday in
January next.
Given under mv band at office this28tk dnyof
October. 1856
JOHN G. YORK, Ordipney.
Nov. 6—tds.
prays
bo
administered said ( Stale, and
dismissed from the same:
Therefore, ;:Ii persons concerned, are here
by required to chew cause, if any they have,
within the time prescribed by l.nv, why ho
should not lie fully discharged from said
administration. Bv order of said C< urt.
E. M. JOHN NON, Ordinary.’
Aug. 14. • .
r 1EOR(ilA, Frnulilin County.— Cmafu
C 1 J
W OrJiticiy, Morch Vcrni* 1 &.>«>.—Whereas* Juck
son M. WatiTH, hclmiuitnult r, «lt* l>« tiis iu*n,4?f ihf «*»»
tateofKLjah Waters, d* cc*f hv<l, aj-|*licd to tlii?» Cour
for a discharge Iroin stiiil n«!iJi.iihsiratu«n: 4
Therefore, all persons eoiicemed. are hereby re*
tjuiredto .show otobe. ii' nay I hey Uave, why said au-
miitistrutor should not, at iKv regular terui of ^nid
Court,to he held on the tirst Moiit;a> in CeioLer next,
be discharged from »aid a ^iunblratiou. * *■ t-
Hy onler of said Coart, at a Kegu'ar Teral'tUeH-
of. held tliis dt! day ol ^larrh, i Sofi. •
JOHN G YORK, Ordinary.
inarcl»13—Cm. "
: .
CTATE OF GEOUrtfA, Ilnbcrsiuim
County.— To Hie Clerk of ihc Inferior Court
of said County—Edward Fergur*on, of tbd 42Ctli
dislrict, " ■** ‘ ~
hp t
lisirict, G. M., toll* la-fore me a* an esi ray, taken
lip upon the freehold of him, the Raid Edward rergitf-
*on, in said eouutv nud district, a Ifgld bay mare
N OTICE. —tVe will apply to the Court of Ordi-
l
iiury of Hart county On., at it* regular term lo
bo held on tlie second Monday in .January next, for
leave to sell two of the negroes belonging to the es
tate of Jfiddlclon W. Hickman, late of said county,
deceased, for the benefit of the creditors,
J. W. JONES, Ex’r.
M.E. HICKMAN, Ex’-rx.
Nov. 0—2m.
| of Pittsburg, Pa. There are other Pills
urting to be LIVER PILLS, ' now be
fore the public. Dr. M’Lantrs genuine
Liver Pills, also hit celebrated- Vermifuge,
I can now be had at all respectable drug stores.
administration, at tlie regular term of said Court,
to be held on the first Monday in June next.
By order of said Court, at* regular term thereof,
hola tliis 3d day of November, 1856.
JOHN G. YORK, Ordiuary.
November 13—6m. ,
^Middling Mobile quoted nt 6jd.
Liverpool Flour Market.—The]
«narket lias declined 6d. n Is.
Liverpool Bacon Market.—-Prices I
(declined Is. to 2s.
Consols.—Firm, and quoted at 92*. |
Brown, Shipley & Co.’s Circular
¥»E BAiNER RfSIlf®?,
The Democratic majority in
the Sixth District of Georgia will
not he less than 4,500.
SOOSIJP
Of the electoral votes, Mr. Bu
chanan recivcs, 1T4
Mr. Fremont, 114
* 8
A’one genuine without the signature of \
FLEMING BROS.
[16]
Athkxs Cottom Market.—Not a great
deal coming in. Prices of cotton 8 to 1U.
ATUGIOt PRICES t’IRKENT, NOV. 5.
Corrected Weekly, by T. |||ik*p * •**■•
v< t1ie , 25tb."Tnoes, however, appear rath
ter to incline in favor of buyers. Sales. . __ # __
for the last three days 26,000 bales— 11
California not heard from.
Full particulars next week.
A. STATEMENT
states that there is only a moderate bus- .
inss doing in cotton, nnd prices slightly Of the condition of the “Bank of Athens," on the morn.ng 0 / /Ar 33d of October, 1856, <n iwede.com.
■ ' "• and ex. | J accordance with the P^lamation oft he Governor ^ OdAr. WC. CR#
Bagging, Gunny pet yd... 93J
Bale Rope per lb 12
Bagging twine...pi-i lb *8
Bncou—Hums...per lb l-J
Sides...-pel lb............. Ivj
Should'rspi-i lb ..B'
Beeswax per lb ....DO
Butter pel lb 15
Candles—TnHow..per lb .....18
Adamantine., per lb.........w..30
Spi-nn per tb,,50
Ulieest ,’.pe» (b.,C'A.' 14
Coffee—Rio -tiei lb.,,„i,J*y, 13
Copperas ,„pcr lb...... .....3
Lh-uieatic Goods,
Yams prbeh, 1(Q
J Shirting*... per yd
! do. ..per yd........-j....0
lyd do. ..peryd -...-IQ
Oinnburg,..per yd.It
Feathers per ib, 35
Flonr ...porbbl..,.7 00
Glass..: porlmx... ,,’4 •»
Grain—corn per bus,.......... 75
Wheat. pel bus. I 00
Oats per bus
Indigo.peril 25
Irmi—English..,,pet lb,,,,.., '"H
dwede.icom ,sues.|iei Ib, 6J
1 BORGIA, FraakUa County.—-Coarf of
Ordinary, November Term, 1S56.—Whereas,
die lust wilt aud testainout of Henry Kgolor, late
of said county, docoosed. was presented to this
Court, at the last July tenu thereof, and the same
being proved in common form of tiio law: and or
dered to record, and the executor therein named,
having refused to be qunlifiod and said estate hav-
* ig no legal representative as the law dlred*.
These are, therefore, to cite and admonish all and
singular the kindred and creditors of said doceas-
od, to show cause, it any they have, why the Clerk
of die Superior or the Clerk of (ho Inferior Court
of said county, or some other fit and proper person.
H OT ICE.—All pertains having claims against
the estato of Robert Simcsitou, Sr, luteot' Wul-
ton county, deceased,ore hereby notofied to present
them according to law, «»d those indebted to said
deceased, will please make iinmcdiAto pavmnut.
THEUFUILUS SplONTpN, Ex r.
Nov. 6—.40*1.
mule, n good deal marked with the eotlnr. with'n.
black streak across lier wotlier»,p.!so a black streak .
along her back, which streaks nro natural, with u .
full forehead and disked face: a-small size inaro
mule ahmit eleven years of age: appraised by Fe
lix McHniire, and Jolm C. Addi-on, freeholdor* of
said county, to l.-e worth thirty-seven dollars nnd
fifty cents." Given under my hand, nml official sig
nature, thi* the Slh day of August 1855. - >'
GEORGE II. MARTIN, J,l\
A true cxlrnct from the ostrav f*iok.
WILEY TMO.VI'SOX, Clerk.
August 16—12m—from Feb. 28.
G EORGIA, Itlmlinon County.— Court of
Ordinary, May Term, 1856.—Whereas,
Amos Cnritlier's, administrator, de bonis non, upon
theestatcof Robert Caritliere, deeeaseil, petitions
tlie Court fora discharge from said ndmiiiisdration:
These nro, therefore, to cite end admonish all tied
■singular, the kindred upd creditor* of said dcees*.-
ed, to he and appear at my office, williia the (into
Creditors* :AH
person* indebted to tlie estate of John Morton
late of Clark Connty, deceased, arc hereby request
ed to come forward lind make immediate settlement.
All persous having claim* against said estate are
also requested to present them duly authenticated
tho law directs.
JOSEPH F. MORTON,) .
WM. M. MORTON, \ Aam ra
Oct. 30.—Gw.
25 in said county, at the discretion of tho Court, should
15 I uot be appointed administrator, with tho will an
nexed, of said deceased, at tlie regular term of said
Court, to bo held on the second Monday iu Janua
ry next.
By order of said Court, at a regular term thereof,
held this 3d day of November, 1856.
JOHN G. YORK, Qrainary.
November 13—30d.
30
M
l i\
22
20
20
33
55
T HE undersigned i* prepared to carry passcu
ger* to aud from Catiiesville, Franklin comity
Ga., in any desired direction. He may be found at
hi* residence, one mile Irom Cnmcsville, on the
road leading to Athens. Faro to. or from Athens
Camusvule, $1 Of).
Oct 9. JQ3EPII W. WILLIAMS.
18 pKOBGIA, lIpH County.-*- To all ufcjl if
14 I may concern.—Whereas, William ISitton, ad
1 nunistrator ot the estate of Margaret Thacker, dc-
rrated, lias departdti this life withoutlnring folly
odrainistered said estate.
Therefore, JOB ap> hereby notified to file ronr
11,1 objections (ifapy you havej in terms of tho |law,
8 I why the Cletk of tueSuperior Court of said conn-
10 I ty, or seme other fit and prop if person, should not
be appointed administrator, dp bopis von, on said
estato.
Given undor nur hand, this 7th November, 1856,
Nov 13 -W. E M JOHNSON, Q A 0 C O
11
12
:«*
9 0o
335
85
l 25
in favor of buyers. Speculators
porters took 9,000 bales.
Fair Orleans, 7jd.
Fair Uplands, V&d.
Mid. “ 6jd.
Manchester trade generally unchanged.
The latest sales of Consols were at 92.
Political News.
The Paris Monitrur intimates that the re
lations between England and France are
’ not so friendly at to insure continuance,
and insinuates that the English press are
DR. LIABILITIES.
Capital Stock paid in
Circulation,
Due to Depositors,
Profits, _
70,000 00
188.227 00
24,506 65
•2,746 61
RESOURCES.
Notes and Bills discontinued r«n-
Hcmiock do. per lb 30
Madder ...... per lb..............20
ning to maturity-all good, 148,297 3 51gr X—i-"
Nail* per keg .,..5 75
1371
6
1?
30
30
G eorgia, Hart County,—c«vrf cf or-
dinary, November Torft, 1856.—It anpaar-
I inc to tbeC'tiurt, by tiio petitwu «f Henry Prwn-
I l *l..t l* n .nu A 3'iiiiivoll «if ■mi! wtlinlv. Ho
Amount due hy Banks in New
Y ork.Charleston, Savannah
and Augusta,
Own notes anJ nates of other
Bank3in the hands of Agents
Expense Acoount,
Banking House,
Specie,
Notes ^ checks on otherB’nks
44,198 58
23,191 84
1,983 11
1.600 00
57,132 38
9,142 00
Oil—Llnaced.—per gaT...........1 40
lamp per gal .1 25
train per gal ........85
Rice per lb .....fil
Salt per bus... 65
do tier sock ....1 75
Steel, bliotervd.Ib ...11
German.. ..pel lb
printing calumnies against France.
The Lo ndon Timet replies and denies ]
985,480 20
Cant perlb..,,,,..,j^j2q.
Sugar, Crushed..pel lb,,,...../. ' ,tj
Clarified.. tier Ib .1.14
pcrlb.
Refined... iicrlb J. ,...,.13
N. O perlb...... 10
Tallow perlb .....10
Tee per Ib 75
- - - S75
20
285,480 26
GEOBGrXA. Qi'.A •R.TCE COUNTY.
the truth of the charge alleged by the] p eraona ,|- appeared Stcvoo. Thomas. President, and A. P. pearing, Cashier of the | £ r r [ b " i
Monitrur. _ |„ JaTk "f Lhcn” ’ end mad. oath that the foregoing statement is just and true to the | Kitef-Y.Vj::::::*
The London PosJ coincides with the b sto f ^eir knowledge and belief. .
Monitrur. S worn to and subscribed before me, this 11th day ol November, 1856
The French and English Ambassadors * l ’
had left Naples. I DIB.ECTOH3.
The Turkish Ministry had resigned. STEVENS THOMAS, P^denv
.* M /* I mr i p Harris* jOfiN billi. P5i
Death of Senator Clayton. } & ENGLAND, JOHN H. NEWTON.
New York, Not. 10.—Intelligence | * ^ Qp STOCKHOLDERS—BANK OF ATHENS.
mimd, that James A. Umiwclt, of sap. county, do
oettacd, did, in his life-time cxecuto tp said ftenry
Diutnuiond, hia bond.exjnditicnod toexeemo titles
in feo simple, to said Henry Drummond for n cer
tain lot of land situate aud tying in the county e,f
5? I Floyd, containing one Luudrodiind sixty aerce
aud it further appeanpg that said Henry Drurn-
™ | mnnd baa pa(d ‘ the fyil amount of the puridiase
uney: and it apiioaruig that said James A. Con-
41 departed this life, without executing titles to
wid lot of load, or iu ahy way providing for the
trutor of tlie eafate of the said James A ton well,
deceased, to execute to him titles to said lot of (and.
is conformity with said bond, a* the law directy:
Hi* therefore ordered that notice bo given lathe
Southern Banner, of tbia State, ot ancli applica
lion, tiiat all iH-rsona ooneenied may file tbcir «b
joi-tiona in the Ordinary's office, (it any they have)
why aa'nl George W. Hulmo, adminutrator as
atortiiaid, ahoulu not execute tit lea to wi«l lot of
land, i^conformity w*‘h paid feoud,andincimlonn-
£5
G no
150
1 50
00
7
70
1 75
12
16
25
H>
15
14
12,
12
■}£ By order of said Court, at. wgaiar term thereof,
J hold this tbo 3d day ofNoYpaiW, 1856.
20 Nov 13-3m. JAMES T. JONES, Ordinary.
ASSIGNEE* SALE.
G eorgia, H «»l | ,?r #p > , 4TT7 r
it mew concern.—Where**, Join* L. Brown
- • * 1 “ ' admiutttrntion upon the
‘ ' said county,
ha. just been received announcing the
death of Senator Clayton, of Delaware, j P Harnr,
Extensive Fires have occurred in New .p£^„°ijarrat»,
York and Syracuse. ,. *
SAMBO TO‘SAM.”
I’ve traveled through the States, Sam,
From Georgia up to Maine—
Out to the land of gold, Sam—
• The West, and back again;
And wherasoev’er 1 went, Sara,
Our cause is on the Wreck-
Majorities are out. Sam,
To go for “ Buck and Brack.”
Oor lanterns: are all cracked, Sam,
And may be broken quite.
And all our darkened holes, Sam,
Are letthn j in the light 1
And those who once were true, Sam,
To your omniscient beck.
Are leaving oath and grip, Sain,
gfc Togo lor “'Buck and Bieck-!
’ Yew know^twas in the nlgltt, Sami
Oor members used to meet,*
With but a lantern dark, Sam,:
To guide their erring feet,- 1 , g. -
• 5 i-fcut now, by diy they’re out Sam,-
Nor held by you in check—
GpriB And w hiliile all about, Sam,
-■ Ruck and Br.ek 1~
IQ
83
83
Vs
30
R p Griffith
Jno T Grant,
H
5
50
10
10
5
10
83
W T Brantley,
Jno M Billups,^
Roes Crane,
Jas A Carlton
George Carlton
J R Carlton
E PClajton ^
L J Dupree,
A P Dearing
J Davison,
G R Duke,
A Dorsey
George Dent
• . • E
J S England,
Sam'l EberhartJ’SJr
G
Grady & Nicholson,
WS Grady ^
John Garner and J* A Urqi^
hart. Trustees, fot Miss
JterahA Garner^ 41
J A Urquhart, Trustee for
Mrs S Garner, 42
Artemas Gould 83
SO
yo
83
20
10
80
10*
10
5
10
E R Hodgson & Bro
N Hoy*, Trustee,
Anbury Hull
Jno Hopkina
Y L G Harris
Thos N Hamilton
Giles Jennings
1M Kenney
. Ir
J S Linton
H R J Long
C W Long
TL Langston
M
Giles Mitchell
R D Moore
W L Mitchell
S l Mays
Kobt McMillan
a. N
Jno H Newton
KL Newton
JW Nicholsoo,
George M Newton
J C Pitner
R. Hancock, u
t»
10
00
90
20
70
5
a
20
57
5
10
50
1
Miss M B Phinixy
F Phinixy
J W Pruitt
C Peeples
Phinixy fit Clayton
D Richardson
S
M P Stovall
Pleasant Stovall
> Jno Scott, Sr
G E Smith and L L Buck
ner, trustee for Mrs (J
Sold'oa thtfpropcrtjMof John IL •sxszzrm | by Uw> ^
under an alignment for the benefit ot bm credttoni | Pgjf;
in Clark county Georeia:
\V L. MITCHEU^ ?
W.G.DELONY, jAsrignfC*.
Jfov 13.
ndmonish all
itoa«f said dc-
■witbiu the time
should not be
Given under nur baud, at office, this November
5th, M5«. * E-M- JOUNsON,oieco.
Nov 13—30d - C
83
83
10
LAND FOR SALE.
T HE subscriber offers for safe bis plantation.
lying in Leon county, Florida, contain in(
I about eigUteou hundred acres of land, of whicl
about toi aro cleared, and pndw cultivation. If
EW Raisins, in whole, half and quarter boxes,
N EW Raisins,in whole. MUI anaquai
just rcecivea by T. Bibbop k Son.
Nov 14
WdSTattoaulie W4 jhet. of mod-
fwatosixe. 1 will ,i s0 sell wltb%« desiied, a|
can be so divided,
sjrkTk Tons Swedoe Iron:
OUU 500 dp Refined dp,
80
80
80
5
10
5
10
60
50
10
At 83
Smyth
James Santom,
John Sansom,
T
Stevens Thomas,
J J Thomas,
Robert Thomas,
Miss B K Thomas,
Mrs P W Thomas
W P Talmage
Edward Thomas,
W
Thomas Wray
B S Ware, ”
BH Warren,
IS
5
'6
200 TONS ENGLISH IRON
i do CaatSteet:
Faced Anvils;
50
of likely negroes. For tcrmj.-Whiek will be libera 100 Steel Fi
2000 Key Cat Nail# -,
lOODoz. H.Coffin's Axes;
50 do S. W. Coffins, do;
50
80
10
10
50
for caab.
80
90
83
DR? GOODS AT JiM ?0RK COST I
Rrede.Patent*Carolina Hoee;
r rioo lotto^kand Hickory Spokes i
[ too Sotis Ash Rims:
i300 Setts Hubs;
110 Doa, Hickory
fort horn Oheese, Just received by T,l 100 Side. Patent
supply of Salt, large foil
, _ ^VhT'fiwo'rde^foVsSptow byT.Biriho E |
11 Son, ”° y w
ra
lopfoSou.
Nov 13.
^thens^ovemb«l^J855jij^^^^
30
10
2000
€ ARNES VILLE.
CLOTHING! CL0HING! V
WII.80H, N IB W TON A CO.
W B are now prepared to exhibits new ami well
selecleti assortment of Iteady made Clothing,
comprising in pari. Overcoat*. Raglans tint Cotai-
lueresuiu, Coat* rant* nud Vest* of all kinds of ma-
lpnal.
M BN’S FURNISHING GOODS.
Jl/rrino .Sliirt*. Drawer*. Half Ifose, Cravats. Silk
and Linen Handkerchiefs, Cloth aud Ki.l Gloves,
Umbrellas Am, Ac.
llql*ami Caps for Men aud Youth’s. Our friend
and tlie public are requested to call and examine our
Stuck. „ „ - -
No, 2. Oollege Areque, A l het|s Ga.
Oct 30. ' • J '
May 15-flm
tire titone, Administratrix upeu tho Estate of Eli-n-'T?
i Stone, Into ofynid county, deceased, applies to
s Court for a di*iliaigo from u!l fuvfuor babffity -
i>usaid Adimuistmtloli: . . 'vSEi. :! i’. ~ v
C l EOKtJIA, Vrnulilin Countyi—Court of
JT Ordinary, October Term, Iyhti.-xAVkcren*,
Satire- btuiie r Adiuiiiistridrix upon tho Estate of EJi-,. - -
jali S'
tliis i
upon t x
Tiicrefore, alf person*eoncerned, arp-yli
quirod to show onuae, if uiiv they have,' ^
Administratrix should not te discharged
Administration, ut the regular Term of a
«> be held on the first Monday in Mayli
By order of stii.l Courr, nt a roguinr ?
of, held this fit'u dav of October. 18.56.
J0I4N Q. YORK,'
October 10—Cm.
G 1IORCIA, Unit Coun:,.—Court of Or
dinary, October 7Vrrn,18->i«—WiierenK, Vfit.
iam Gambling, Administrator of Sion Gambling,
deceased, allows that he Urns fully ndinfnustc-red stud‘
estate, and prays to ho <ii*inisseU:
Therefore^nlT persons concerned arc hereby rc- ,
quired to file their objection*, if any they lines,
why letters .of dismission should nut l>e granted.
By order of suid CohsL Dceembcrfi, 1856,
JS. M. JOHNSON, Ordurarv,
oet 16—Cm. ' mr - -
IIsmiv llK.NBKr.sosi ) URKL FOR DIVORCE.
rs. > In Walton SopcriorOourt.
NAUCiss.illExnKii.sox. ) August’Term, 185t.
G EORGIA, EraqUIlo 4towa»y—Court of
Ordinary, May Term, 1856.—Whereas, Cin
cinnati!* l’eeptes, adinpiistfator upon the estate of
George Tlnmidjop, Into of wild comity, dctx-iised,
applies to this Court fo| a discharge from said ad.
ininiittration:. »
Therefore, nil persons ootieerned, nro hereby re
quired to show cause, if sny they have, why said
administrator should pot bo discharged from said
administration, at the regular term uf said Court,
to behold on the first J/onday in December next.
By order of said Court, at a regular term there
of, field tins 5th day of May, IRoti.
JOHN G. YORK, Ordinary.
iqay 29i-.Cm.
ustr
Smith deceased, petitions tho Court for a discharge
from said administration.
Tnerofote, all persons concerned, aro liereby ro
quired to show cause, if any they have, why said
ndminisirotor should not, nt the regular tenu of
said Court, to be held on tbo first Monday in No
vember next, be discharged from suid aijuiiniatra-
tion.
l»y oniorofaaid Court, at.* regular term, held
this 7th day of April, 18ofi.
RICH'D H. BULIXJCH, Ordinary,
May lsGm- -.
riBORtilA, PraaklU Couuly.—Court oj
qjf Ordinary, May 7'erm,1856.—Wlierous, Rob-
ert jlendorsom uduunistrntor upon the estate of
Tliqma* A. Patrick, Into of said county, deceased,
applies to this Court for a discharge from said ad-
""irhbreiSre, all persons concerned, nro hereby re
quired to •how cause, if any they have, why iffiid
administrator shoqid not be discharged from said
administration, at the regular term of said Court,
to bo held on tbo first Monday hi December next.
liy order of said Court at it regular term-thorp-
of, bold tbia 5th day of May, 1856. » *
^ jQuN G. YORK, Ordinary.
May 29—6ip.
EOBGXA, PrnnUlia Countj.-,Cour oj
I T appearing to the Court, by the return of
the Sheriff, that the del'c-ndent cninSot bo
. .. ... -f upn«
that slip does uyt reside i|i this Stulp, but in tho
State of Aloharna: It is-ordered that..service 1 o
perii-eted won liie said Noreiss® Henderson by
puhlleatinn qn the Sonvbero Bfrmer, ft newspeper
published in Athens, Georgia* ones' a month for
tour months, Seforo the ijext Term of this Court
A true transcript from the minutes of Walton
Superior Court, Angus- Term, 4856.
WM. W. NOWELiLi Clerk. .
Ocloher 1G—.mini.
G EORGIA, tEabrrxhnin Connljr.—tly th•
Court of Ordiuary of said county.— WInfer.*,
Willi.mi liay. admhiisiraiordf Juuifs W. Uay. Ce
_ ‘ ’ •— 1 ' " -■ i Tie-tins
ceased,shew* by hi* petition to this Court,thai
fully administered und disposed of said e:*me, and
pruVs letters of disiiiissioJ'froin said estate.
n-i—
Therefore,all persons eottrenied. are ; notified t
opponrattheneiw January Term. 1857, of this Cour.
to ahowcause, it a ly exists, why suid loiters shoel
■#ot he granted.~ -
A By order ol't-iiM Court, at June term, IsIjS.
June 12 -(im. C. H. SULTON, Ordinary..
ateuiuiairnlor uf. the esUitt- of Ansel
■eased, applies fora liisehurg'c from suid
G eorgia, uati c«unty.—cot.rt ef>o,-
dinary.Jnnc Term, 1S..6.—Whereas, John
it. Watson, qi*
Watson,decca
administration,
Therefore, ail persons concerned, are l.prchy re
quired io showerrase, if buy they hffife.tn teiu.s of
the,law, why raid ftdnxinistrnfof slmtild tot be
disehavged from slid lidmirtis!ration', at U-.S Jiliiuit
ry term next of said Court. '
By order qf said Court, Juno 2d, 1856.
July 3—Cun Jh V- JOHNSON, Ordinary
O ' . _
Ordinary, April Term, 1855.w\yhcreas,
sSetti, aquiinistrotoif upon the -estate of
Je^thn , ^
Robert 8«)tt.lato of Mid ominty, deceased, applies
to this Coqrtfqr a dUphafgo from said odmimatrn-
Therefore, all p«w>M txaWSed, are hereby re-
saasssiL's
administration, at the regular term qf SMdOomrt,
t 0 K 0 holdqp thf> 4nit dfynday in November next
SOROKA , Erauhliia Conn Ijr.—Com tjJ
Ordinary if said county.— W htie*A»-Johu J •
II: adimiiistrui
M. Bagwell: administrator »|«m tlie estate of Jo m J!
Harris..ii. late of silili r.ounlV. .leCrust-.i, nppliesn* til *
Court for a disulmr: fi-froui said aduiiuistruUOtt,
Therefore, nil persons concerned, are hereby re
quired to show cause, lt'iiuy they can, why jdiiiiii
tsiratur shoulc not he discharged t'rpjn said udiniui*-
tralioq,atthen ’ular terinot said Courmo te held
qn the first Monday in February. 1657. ' ...
Hy order oj id Court, si a regular term theof
Id this (th day ol July, 1656.
* JOHN G. YQ6K, Ordinary.
bel
in thp first Mt» .
fU order of said Court, at a regular term thereof,
J - h day of April *“•
hold this 7tb doy of April, 1856.
/ JOHN -G. YORK, Ordinary,
ipstiw^ V
County —To ad whom
n SOBGIA, Walton County.—To ail whom
\J it may concern.—AVheieas, Allen C.
_
.f- . , ; v .
Nov, 6—3nj
Beall, executor of Jarrsu Beall, deceased, pelitions
tlie Court of Ordinary, of said county, for dismission
**TbeM ar^, therefore to cite and admonish ajlpar-
# Hisco30«n«d,toitoSoaau,if *nythav,h«re,*t tho
next regain unit of thisCoqrt,loba held anthe sen
ond Monday Vo January, eiglneeiihondred findfitly,
■area,wgv foe q*«Mod.ot foo^peutioner should not
be grantsi-Donr by rirtur of an^rderof thesaid
CoJr»,«ifoSansTa*«P.1858.
Minsk W. Brown, Ex'r, Ac.
vs
NXict Reed,
Yoiixq SEbt.tns, ct. :,1
|T -
Mary Bylord, John JlqiJeuJfcJuuuiBtt*
Bill, Ac.
In Hull Superior
4Joum ?
ug fijiiiio Cmu-t that 'Uunrjr. Byfoid,
iam liyford,Liiiuy Loug, foruiuriy Bylord,
John Mci5co,-|kdii....tsLrund*, I
f Audrcw
Hauica, Cuthariue Mulieo, formerly • liaises, woo
Claim as the children of Huppy- llutnes. Brown f.
Sellers, Ovrefi V. Sellers, Auuu C. Seliors, Emms
A. Walker, formerly Scllqrs, Atemudor .Walker,
Rufus 8. Sellers mid M iriou Sclleoi, who chum os
the ohildrou ufTlaviU-Solloru, Kl:oJo Durden snji-
posed to the daugaUr dt deceased, Otid motiu r
ofJfdry Fj| *
of Mary Floyd, nud Cyuthti Flinu, tornmrly loiters,
daughter ol doceawu, deK-udauis to im^ho^J
bill, all reside vfifouttt tifo limits'-of. this Stale, aad I
tind Marv-Kloyd, one of tire defoad&Bfor i» “ foul.;
tie intho Lmiatio Asyium .of this State—
It is ordered by tue Court, tiiat s<dd payheq w
pear at next term, to snswer to sail! hill.m tqrmaq.
Law, and tiiat tdji rule bo ssry od b^^P^hfi^utwa
incoamontlmm|l the nqxt torm.td I
.Court, Sep. emhdr Term,
Sept.35. i
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