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Newspaper Page Textm Picayune, June 2. FlAtfeeiWCtftthftTexas Rangers and _ ^T'. Ifiilaus. We. recently published some particu lars of an expedition of Texas Rangers, commanded by Capt. John S. Ford, a famous Indian lighter, in search of and 'agaius.t the Nakonies, a bAnd of Caman- chcs. Tbe expeflition left Fort Belk nap 01 the 25th April, Capt. Ford hav ing under his command one hundred ■and eleven Rangers and' one hundred and ten Indians from Brau'os Reserve. It was stated that Ford’s men were well mounted and equipped, and each man, »n addition to it good gun, had one or two six shooters, (Colt’snavy revolvers) The Rangers, it was stated, were all picked men, and being unencumbered ■with baggage, could march with great rapidity. The Nakonics were believed to be camped nearly North'of Fort Belk nap, about three days good trtiVel, and •North of Rod rivet, apd it was under •stood that they were confident of whip ping any force sent against theta.. . We havo been-cxpectmg to receive, overy recant arrival from Texas, accounts.« *Uis expedition, and- last evening we were gratified by the peru sal of a letter from Austin, briofly an nouncing that Ford Las achieved such 'fli victory oyer the Indians as will most * jprobabiy 'cause the survivors to lemove 'quickly and permanently from the northern‘frontier. The letter states that an express drom Capt. Fovd arrived at Austin on Jlhoevening of the 26th ult., with the U.u x.ayq£U.ro.. *ep in with the Indians, and that b run ning fight, covering six miles of ground, had been fought, in. which the Vere fcompietfeiy victorious. Tbe Jfins, it appears, numbered some two hun- i&ted warriors, and Ford bad one hun dred end two -Rangers and one hundred and thirteen Reserve'Indians—the lat ter under command of Capt. Bass*— Capt. Ford reports seventy-six Indians known to be killed, eeVbral wounded, -and seventeen t^ken prisoners, and | -three hundred horses captured. The H one white “man and l and two slightly ■wounded. This is indeed a telling blow the Indians liavo received. It m a long time since such a lesson was ndminister- •od to them, and this will, it is "to he | 'presumed, be effectual in putting a stop pto. their depredations on the northern frontier. We have no farther particulars, but 'from the information we had of Capt. Ford’s plans, wo are inclined to think tLat tho fight was principally fought by flio Rangers, unassisted by tho Indians from tfcu Reserve, as Capt. Foil reports three hundred horses captured, and it was stated when he left Fort Belknap that he intended to employ hu Indian -allies in stealing or stampeding the Nn- kon'es’ horses before the attadk was made, so as td prevent the enemy from making their escape, and in this he ap pears, to have been successful. A regular meet!>g;^pf C is evening. ■ *««in} Prest-nti, tntendant Smith— ams, Chase-, Lan' Itcese. The minutes meetings were r Wareen Adac Sion of the rules., to r * Br Conievvitlv, of the willow and relict , aged oeventy- ' was oitt of the he time of the Messrs. Lucas cemetery for th« Messrs. Lucas statement, and a nuisance. Warden Adai conopla Sledge relative to the blacks, s hicn was granted. Sledge then made thpir Bsented tho Cemetery as amx DIED—At twr ranklin co., Gi 85th May, Mrs. C! of Dudley Jones, seven yeats. Tho m settlers of Carnesvillc, and f hertfca'b, was the iltage. For some red in keeping a the many ri»oo^rf3a who were the bene fit ftvrieo of her kindness, to sayvithwha* proficiency she discharged the duties of her calling. In tbe death of old mother Jones, the chtneh lost one of its brightetiUrnatneeis, having lived a member of the ~ _XT DcpsU ShcrlS Male.—On .Tuesday In J“'7next, will beaoUlin the Uw»«l Lawrence* tile Gwinnett County, with- iuTTielegal ho uni of sale theitolowmg property to ‘one yoke of oxen and e» »•*«»• L 'T^ d on as the property of Chandler Dutton, Ito utaw a a fa issued from Gwinnett Sup«iorCourt in Savor of Nathan L HutcMus ^, lso lot of Und No, one hundred snd steteen m 7th dw- trioL with appertarices and “"Pavements. Levred on as the properly of A M Graham to moved the adoption tiffhlL jtiniinitKia for iimm fift; Baptist ds- H and following resolution which was uowMaMWhly ws* _ „ . agreed to, tff-Vil': j ev.t of Christian virtues, charity, and many Resolved, thsft oWing to the crowded arid j a frelptoss widow and crphan can testify as delapidaied condition of the .old burying-l to her liberality.. She wascorftned to her ground for the blacks of this place, and on bed for several weeks prior to her.death, du- accounf ^ol the ample provisions made for ring which time, sbe -ttill manifested Jhat them in* the grounds of ite OceneeJlill ;n Cemeiaiy that after tiiis darts there shall'.be no more^ •>< ™» | and enforced On'motion of-Warderi Adams, the Intend- ant was added to the ntrees committee in the lat ward4 i Tlw Treasurer made his m'onthl ich was r»: > satisfy s i ustices Court favor ofT^tes-ffutchim*. P 11116 *«*>■■»* hundred aad lift €i.®¥»tfSS t €LOTflllV€ I If ■A.T WHOLESALE AND RETAIL. AT ft. L. BLOOMFIELD'S, I N Bank Row, will be found the largest and treat assortment of CLOTHING inupp wu do not sell It cheaper than the cheapest, do not purchase, but be sum and give < porch lain?, as I have a joining lands of and. others, No. t 0 f land more or less, ad Hamilton J C Whitworth known, the pluce' wbsreon Levied on se the Jaatice k picking up snob bargains as tire forced on Use market by give* ua a gyeat advunoige over tlrewe who visit New York once or twice a e a partner This gives in New York ■ iviaiy mill auer tins t.iiiv, i norc raw uc nore interrr.ents made in the old grounds; the Marshals are directed to gee this roTe JfCPfl a W V * f loss of tbe •one -Indian ntiiy report, which was rejeived and ordered to be spread upon the minutes: REPORT. Wm. H. Dorsey,' fPrSfAartr, in acc6uvi \mth I Re Towt%if Athens, for the month tf May, 1858. ^ May—Bynmo'intaf taxes collected in May 1,218 39 By amoant of Market Fee*, * 00 May 6—To trash paid T. «troet work Hay 12,-To Qmh gyld Thos Oe«u,8Lwork, t r« ifc- “ 19 “ 20 28 Amb*' County Georjin Wistesd tiwuiautt 'eet-ead contains one fi fa in favor of Wilson anci Loveless vs, V C Sparks Si and James. Sumtaeregill indorser. Property d out by RaintSi. Levy made and returned by,A j Ambrose LC. Also tbe interest of v. ... “’-J or tractof land No. 90 in rinnett, adjoining Nathan FowieawbldS interest consist of oiio twelfth part ol‘ SO acres in which Ns*»< y Beaver hai a life cstr.ie and at her death belon;t» to Francis M Beaver and ..wau , w . . i others, ns heirs oir leipdces. Levied on as the Kins of Terrors had begun to do his work, pro . H , rt y 0 £ KrancU M Reaver, to satisfy a Justices •die expressed a willingness to go to that un- Court t, fa inSxvor of Wilson and Loveless vs ,1- r „j _ OU ntrv. lrorn, “whose bourne no VrsncisYl Beavers, l^evy made and returned to discovered co calmly fell asleep 1 me by John Harri* LG. Also one hundred seres ^Jesus ^vhihi'her s cirit was wafted on | Angel's winirs to J leaven. “Blessed - are ing w ..oble spirit of kindness, benevolence —, - _ . resignation to her lot, that had characterized I makvv and Js«>» - her Tong and well-spent life. ‘As a wife, she j j^ m brosoL C. Also tin was aflectionate and obndient; as a mother, j.- rnllc i 1 '.M leaver in lot she was loving and kind; as a mistress she ] (&, ,p| u dtst-ict of Gvri was loving - was lehrettt, kind and attentive; and as neighbor rhe was. “the good Sam: Noafe knew her but to love. And maritan.”- when the I year.- and wo are willing to extend the some toour customers. 'VTe.nre receiving new good* ever;,- week n the year, and should we not suit at one time call again, as our Mock is always changing. Our msuu- actory department has grown to be quite a large business. We not only make for cx.U mcn by inn lire,batsaakeapdSetl it ready made, which eoables us to make a full suit pf cUAhci-intwelve • Jala byyarifa . also to keep a Valises, Trim flow o£ol. _ large aasortQOnt bf Cloths, Caosimarm, VeS ranks,Vuruisliing gooils of latest »lylea, atic. t. mm¥&m * TO COBB & ’CRAWFORD, g (Oct. 8th,; R. I,. B •ly le LOO MPiLL HARDWARE, 1 OROCKERY AND C ALL at thcold stand of GRIFFITH & VGLLlTOltt), do* occu; SEE WHAT A FINE STOCK OF MAKBWAJt* there offered lor sale, and at prices which will SURPRI SE TO entry dealers can be supplied on terms fully equal to Augusta market. X6H, in endless variety, and cheap for tho money Alwayn call and (C purchase, and if not pleased with goods and prices, do not purchase. It emeu pair, one dope j. Blsoom field's. Clothing Store. A. W. WYSO AND CROCKTRV AI'NESvS, Small 1A6BTB1H Alwayii call anil examine tfiip Stock, before • — . —-—-r below iih.7.' pioil by Alf» CH U FOR CHJL rket CiLRK she expressed i jJR of Un Kiln s BND . ketloes, K « dri ° k *40 00 415 . M st. work, 4 ' 3 4 50. 4000 Thomas Carroll, - 10 00 Reuben Nickerson, see. 70 90 Isaac WUkeraon, fur mar- 200 Ijte^HWih*. S vuTOl(| In Bank, $I^22W mixsha]a report was road and re- The edted. A communication was then read from Henry Beussee, notifying die Council of the organization of the Pioneer Hook and Lad der Company, No. 1 tendering their senricos to the town. 'On motion of Warden Adams the coin* mcnlcation Was received and their services accepted. Theinteudant then presented a copy of the Charter and ordinances of the City of Macon, Cent to (his. Council by the Mayor. On motfcin (be thanks of the Council were tendered to tits authorities of the City of Macon for this eckMeey. u The Intendant ihfen'Cafled the special or- aer, which was tbe 3!efcti0n of s Deputy Marshall, and ordered the names of the can didates with their seedriddh, f6 bo announced by the c.erk, after which the Wardens pro ceeded to frsllot. The 1st Ballot resulted thus. • D. A. McDonald, 3 votw. R. G. Dunahoo, 1 vote. Joseph Emerick 1 “ There being no election, 2d ballot was oc- •dared, which resnlted— D. A. 3/cDonald, 3 votes. volcabli piauiatiou, tituEtrd t-vu a half miles east of LawTenccviUe, ^U0the rowl tsodilte from that), luoo to w .icfltrson, which Is one of tno most public l oan in the State. TL is desirable tract contains about four hundred and forty acres, Well impreved, with a ecsgfcrtshle dwelling and necestary out houses—a largo gin bouse and screw.' Una plantation baa (ho reputa tion of being ape Of tbe finest m thecountoy. and one of the MBrwatered places in tbe State; arid r known to tail producing a surplus for market. There is about one hundred and seventy fiVto ftcros of elesred land, the balance in the woods. R consists of about two .hundred acres of first quality of red land, and about twenty five acre* of as good-bottom os can -be found in this country—the !-*— » • -—* A Those wishing to me a call as s on tho premises. ERRELL. JUjpt sf America—Men the 'Age.— The greatestJiDAtt, “take him all in all,” •of the last honored vpears -was George W a 8 h i nerton—An Amoricar. The greatest Doctor of Divirnty was -Jonathan 'Edwards—an American. ! The greateet'Philosoplicr was Bejya-; «nin Franklin—«n^ American. The greatest of Jiving 'Sculptors 'is ^Hiraml'owors-^-i — gI»«T|to«*ooe «• »R. G. Dunahoo, T. W. Mabry, 1 vote. 1 i survey inthe'JlGtbdiBlxiAG M of Gwinnett County j adjoining lands of PetsrKillgore, James A Patillo (Thomas Dillard and others. Levied on os the property of John A Killgcre to satisfy* Justices I Court li fa in favor of Srumel P Thurmond vs. John A Killgore. Property painted ont by plaintiff. Levy madeand returned to me by 'Wm. H Robinyon LC. Also fifty acres of land part of lot Ao. 14 covnmi'n'y known asthc Gray LanX Lot in Gwin- nett County adjoining WiWatn's >Apn the M’ost Said laedmore partk idarlv dosenbed in a dcod ft om Jolin BHutcliius to-M*rtnsDaniel dated ddday of January 1803. .'LCrisd property of Mnrtlia Daniel to sit .sfy »' Jtealee Court fi fa. in favor of P Berry vs, Martha Dauwl. Vomtcd out by plaintiff. Levy made and returned to mo by A J Ambrose LC. ’ II, y. COX, Deputy Sheriff, Juno 4—tds. ' j ’. J ' ~T I A Killgore. Property pointed out by plain tiff. VALUABLE PLANTATION IN G1VI.V1 Ixivy madeand returned to me by "Win. fi Robinson COUNTY FOR SALE. W " " * " J f ,J * rjpHE undersigned, •.ffers for sale liis §|| ABUKFoitpHed Hhcrifr. Bale.—Wilt • b :sold on the first Tuesday in July next, lot I* land No. not known, in the second district ol Ra bun county, tho place whereon Nathaniel Callahan now lives, near th , western approach of the Sad dlo Tunnel. Levied upon os the property ©E said Callahan,tosatisty a fi faissuedfrom a Jutlico's Court, G M., Nothorland. to the use of A. Mtuldin vs. said CaUahan. Low made and returned t© mo by Thos. Dotson, L C. L. M. BEAYEBT, D. BhTf. June 10—tds. DISSOLUTION 1 '|I T HE lirm here :o fore exist in* under the name and style of Matthews & Browning, is this — ‘ * mutual moment The buuircss at the e’.d stand, by Elstthew*, N OTICE.—Two months after date, I shall apply to the Court of Ordinary of Gwin nett county for leave to sell the lands and negroes belonging (o the estate of Harrison J. Harris, Tate pfsaid county deceased H. R. HANNAH, JOHN HARRIS, \ Ac ‘ m V s Jhne 4—8n». ' r . \ . • wiribe l*at tin an A. Co, Matthews, l’attmaa A Co., Irtve full settloallthe outstanding business, inclu counts and notex of Matthews A Browni M.'ATTHE IVS A B Athens, May 21,1^58. power lo iding sc [may 27-bn. NEW SPRING GOODS! remainder is good grey lend. T1 purchase would do well to give bargain is offered. I will bo found KENNAN T.T] June 1C—tlslaug—pd. G Gwinnett Conuty.—To oil whom h may cococra—Whereas, Joseph Laresey Executor et the estate of David Prevrett, drecased, peridoned to the Court of Ordinary or said county for lotters of diampnon as such Execu- lnese crc, therefore, persons concerned, to show cans*, if any they have, why the prayer of .the petitioner should not be granted, at tbe regular term of said Court, to bo held on foe first Monday in October next. Given under my hand, this Sad June, 1858. G. F. BAKESTRAW, Ord’y. ECLECTIC MONTHLY MABAZINE, 1858. m/fE editor of the Eclectic Jfagasino, desirous X of increaMng its circulation, and extending ite ns licit* H^^raniTAo^hunse-door, in the to.vn of GoinesvilK 1 , Hall county, on the first Tues day injuly next, within thelegal hours of sale, the followin'- nriwerty, to wit: One tract or parcel of land lying in Hall county, on tho waters of tho Hudson river, containing two hundred aere^moreor less, adjoiningLcmuel Dodd me a cell is a 1 and othem. Leviedon as tlic property ©f Charles R. Hmmms. Alss, ooo other tract or pared of land, lying in Hall, containing six hundred acres more or less, lying on the waters of Candler’s creek, adjoiningNevcrson Cook, deceased, and Grier and Others, being tho place whereon Andrew J Poo} now lives. Levied on ns tho property ot Aqdrow J Pool. Both trails levied on to satisfy ono fi. fa. issued from Hall Inferior Court, in favor of Nicka- demua K. Wright, vs. Charles R. Simmons and Andrew J. Poof, linearity. Property pointed out by plaintiff and security. ' . . Also, one tract or parcel of land lying m the • - 'HalloosT^' ‘ imson,' T. (P«»? /~1GFiFEES,COFFKES—Rio.Laguyra Old, •* VJ Govcnitnent Javo v Yellow Dutch Java, Moyl t cha,for sale by Lampkin & Lumpkin.* [inay 20. ODERN Reforms Examined, or the Uuioq.of X tho North and the Sorth,by Kev Josdph C, Styles, D.D, may 13 nd Fancy , and nd Bonnets, Bd^ftf increasing its ein ilncsaoa a literary, i your patronage and i For thirteen twelfth' district of Hall'couniy. containing twelve acics,more or less, being apartoi lot No- 134 ad- toiaincr Thomas ^ihoekly and’ Alfred Roper and others. Being the place wheiyyn Elizabeth Savage now lives. Lev ieil on nsthff-e 7 rty ofWilkerso Smallwood. Also, one olhrVi traajj n d Uingl Hall, on the waters, of plat oiSefc, adjouiftig YV illioui Rogers and others, it beiog the ptaco Hcr.ry Calum, now lives on. Lsviedon as the property of Henry Calum—both tracts or parcels being levied on to satisfy ono fiLfa. issued from Hall Inferior Court in ML. | „ , favor of Goold & Buckley-Gould & Buckley vs. •journal, reepectlully ao, | Wilkersou Smallwood, prinoiiial, and Henry Ca- attention.tofta merits.' I turn and Witliam. B. Whitlock. Property pointed tlM Eclectic has found fa I out hv ldaintilTs attorney, and W'ilkerson SmHll- stock of Stapl, Shoes, ;HSte,' • Haidware and Cutlery • Saddlery, Hardware, Crockery and Glassware, •“• . Groceries, Leather, j, '"’aVWatKinsville Flour, Ani almost ©7ery aiticle usually found in a retail Store. All of which' is offered at low ff.J. H. Prescott—an American. The greatest ornithologist Audubon—an American. The greatest remedies known 'to the world for popular use,—Ayers ( Ckerry Pectoral ana Cathartic Pills, ‘Were in- - Failing,to,elect, a 3d ballot was had whfoh resulted. 1>. A. McDonald, 4 votes. Wm. Roberson I rote. R. G. Dunahoo. 3 “ 4t appearing that Mr. McDonald haring reaaived a majority mf .tho -votes polled, he was declared elected Deputy Marshal for the ; .balance of the year. Warden Adams,-moved That the 38th sec- on of the general oxdi nance be rescinded. (loots - J Ayes, Adams and S. Reese. Nays, Eaniec, Chase, Cj M Reese and Carlton. " w 4%-V*. j* S , Ordered that foe assessment of the last year for street encroachments be continued for the present year. On motion of Warden Adame, the sum of fifty dollars was appropriated for the re- r X X vv of fifty dollars was appropriated for the re lented bj Dr. J.Q.- Ayer—*n Amen- pa } r and piererraUonof the oSd Cemetary— 3 greatest f Johnsor Lexic •can. Tbe dimeef out American. Tbe greatest dimes, were Fulton, Fitch, and Morse—all Americans. icogTfldb rohnson was Noah investors | said appropriation to be disbursed under since tbe direction of the Committee on public property. idler applied for License liquors—ordered that the 1, by the applicant paying Webster— ] of modern Whitney MED. Mr. Frank Chandler applied for License to ratal 6piritui License be grt _ _ ^ dollars, and complying with the terms of jjre ordinance. Warden Adams then introduced the fol lowing resolution whieli was adopted r Resolved, That the Wardens of the Town For thirteen Years tho Eclectic hna found fa out by plaintiff’s attorney, and Wilkerson bmn with thepublio, and high commendation from ] wood. BENJAMLV BRYAN, Sh ff. the press, for foe sterling worth and permanent June3-tds. value oflta page*. . . •_ I nwiXXBXI Pntp«n«d ShcrifTs Bale. ders 'he choicest treasure of thoi^ht, and the abl«t j wiUli nthe t^gai hours of sate, in tho town ol Law- f - iiowing proper - th 3.Thc^urces furnish toany of tho richest fruits of foe fitermry activity of the ago—eloquent ^foproperty of J. ill. Betu, to Satisfy aft. fa. |fonn. of fobught, t«t«, and expreanoo. -fh^ ,Superior Court, in taste, i jvill adorn the pages of thoWBPBi* ,*• This plan of ejecting tho choicest articles frem ‘ho no'olo family of European periodicals, fur nishes au amount of literary reading, which could not ho obtained in its Original form, except at an cxhorbimntcuwt; and tho ©xceljenco and attrac tiveness of wh'ch no one iuag»*me could hope to tnmentforyouriiwMKtgwteJpOfoom^ W ebbYs. ue 5 RreoU°i I iuSo < I»*imt7>«J.pl«ao Sn c^ry I jSJsSfe* o it « iu.t claim «> u. public and private • ; . ——, ------ eJSdecticia is* uei ev«*f montlu { jfSiwaii issued'from Walton Superior Court, in favor of Henry Dike, Adm’r, vs. Jouathau M. Betts. Pro perty pointed out by defendant. Also, pans of lots of land, Nos. not known foe sixth district of Gvrinnotl county, including the mill seat and mills, coutaiuing three hundred acres more or less. Levied on as the property James B. Henry, to satisfy threo fi fas issued from Gwin- Ht Superior Court, ono in favor of W:!ay W ■ " . James K. Henry, maker, and Samuel security, ono in favor of Jesse Lotto vs. It. Henry: ant one i> favor of Green 11 Turner, VS. James R. Heurjr, appTt, and Wm C. Each number ha* 144 large octavo pages, on fine aaSa , a^asB-^5 Twelve or more embellishments, and Jiaarly *800 "'“‘•Vr'- w’H'f.iDWEli, No. 5 Beckman street, Now >oi*- Below ore riven a few of tho very numerous ta v Commendations of the Eclectic. cloof foreign which unot tho Eclectic Maga- worfc of The In Clarks ooonty, Georgia on the 5th Inst., -I of Athens be paid the s^.m «f dianhaoe -and an affection of the brain, 'Lkathy Jaw, 'infant daughter of Green R. and Catharine Railey, aged 16 months and S7 dans, sleflus said “ suffer little children to4>oms ! tnia>Rne and forbid them not, for of J and C each it thfrkingdom of heaven ipiterefnr every regular meeting, wheti in aUendance ^ said rule to extend back to the 1st January 1858. Yeas, Warden Adams,Lanier,S. C. Reese M. Reese. “I-bave long been a reader of sine, and I regard it ss nnsarpat the kind in our country, for valnablo ’ - ' >dicionsly|made from the whole cir criodicals, and rarely is one found lively interest or profound instruc- A. B. LONGSTEEET, S. Cor. College, Columbia, S. U. March 2,1858. From. Postmaster Smythe, of Auynsta.. “To o-io desirens of eripying a comprehensive i progress of society, literature, art and .Eclectic Magazine is a work of greet IS—HEECMio Athens Cotton MarRsL Athess, -June 9—6 o'clock, a. m.—-Prl* tees frorn’Otallj. Extremes. atftrmiiprtres flCumut "Corrected Weekly by T. Bishop & Son. ^ ATHENS, JUNEbjlsisT •fisggltfg. gunny, per yard, 16to 17 cent*. 'Bale'Rope, 12 to 13 cents per lb. Bagting-twinc, 23 to 25 cts. per lb Nays, Wardens Cha»s and Cariton. ' BT ‘ .Warden Adams the sum of five .td C. l l *S2»i and ordered to Be puid Oconee Hill Cemetery.' ..-Hwm, II to 12J * Sides H to ,; and SflbsMen 9 to 11 cents per lb. jcBSwax, 22 to 24 cts per b. Butter, 15 to 15 cts per lb. * CANDLES.—Tallow. 18to20; Adaman- 1 -tine 28 to 30; and Sperm, 45 to 50cts pr lb. I and S. C. Reese, Cheese, to cts per lb. COFFEE.—Rio, 13 to 14; Lagnira, 15 »- to 16; and Java, 20 to 22 cents per lb. ' Copperas, 3 to 5 cts per lb. . DOMKSTKrGOODS.—Yarns, pr bunch „ '5110 to $115; J Shirtings peryarjLGto 8 » cts; t Shirtings, 9 to 10 cts;' I yd Shirtings 1 10 to II; and Osnaburgs 12 to 13cts per yd. Feathers, 40 to 50 cts per lb. Flour, per hbl, $4 00 to ?u 00. GRAIN.—-Corn, per bushel 50 to 55 cts ; \ Wheat, 75 to 85c ; and Oats 30 to 40 ctr. Indigo, $1 25 to $1 37* per lb. ‘ . IRON.—English, per lb 5} to 6 cts; •■Swede, common sizes, per lb 6 to 6* cts. • ‘ ’ Lard, II* to 12* cts pet lb Leather—Oas Sole, per lb 33 to 33 ots '•Hemlock Sole 30 to 30 per lb. Madder, CO to 2& cte per lb Meal, 50 to 55 cents per bushel. Molasses 35 to 40 cents per gallon Nails, $5 50 to 85 75 per keg. OIL—Linseed, $100 to $1. 12 per gallon ‘Lamp, 1 2o to $150; and train 85 to 90 cts Rice, 5* to 6 cts per lb. Salt, per bushel, 60 to 60cents—persaek, $1 40 to-1 50 m STEEL—Blistered, per lh^ 9* to 11 cts; •German, 14 to 16 cts; Oast, 20 to 25 per lb SUGAR—Crushed, 13} to 14 cts pel It; Clarified 12* to 13 ; Refined 11* lo 12} ; ana N. O. 9IU 11 Tallow, 10 to 12* cts per lb. Tea. per lb 75 to $125. . White Lead, per keg, $2 75 to $3 00. Wool, 25 to 30 cents per Jb. It was. then moved that the "blank be filled dollars. (Lost.) Yeas, Warden Adams# Nay8, S. C. ReeBe, O. M..Reese, Lanier, Carlton and Chase. Warden S. C. Reese moved it be filled with tho sum of Ufree dollars. Yeah, Warden Adams, Lanier Reese. • i N Nays, Chase, Carlton, C. M.^Reese^ and | Inletidant Smith. Warden Adams, then moved that It bo filled by the sum of two dollars and fifty cents. (Lost.) , h _ Yeas, Wardens Adams, Lamer, and S. C JRccsco Nays, Wardens Chase,Carlt6n,C. M-. Reese and intendant Smith. : great compressed the beat articles of the Magazine*, Reviews and journal*. Tlic Editors exhibit eminent taste and judgment in their selections, excluding those heavy articles which would be of little Interest to Americas readers. This is a greaffoatinre iu tbe Eclectic, for it fills the intellectual wants of our people without the labor sivc foreign one:,? > ^n£zsaL;£t$ i jnd$t a Augusta, JIarob 2d, 1S6S. Dr. Henry F. Campbell says: •• It afford*me pleasure to i-ny. tliatl regard die Eclectic Magazine ns the most useful literary jour nal published anywhere within my knowledge.— iw selections, translat ons, condensations, i and Bioirraphirnl sketches, to interest and DCSOGSHiaoWUW, 1;r \ c as mid lliographiral sketches, to interest i rortmentsof knoiricagiu mavo oeen a ssusen ter to the work for about six years, end I regard trees these six volumes ns an enegHopeiusolyai- uablo information. I1RNUY F.GAJIPBELL, Senior Editor of ^Southern Warden C. M. Reese then moved that the blank be filled with the sum of two dollars. Yeas.fFardcneC.Jf. Reese,Lanier, Adams Nayh, Wardens Cbtseand Carlton. The following bills were then presented to be paid. $18,00 Abner Gfalram, & ” 13,75 t?. W. Grogsn, ‘ * * 27,86 The bill of Charles ;3. Oliver and Son for painting Rebel Engine Nq. 3, was sub mitted and it appearing to the Council, that said work was executed without authonty, the payment was unanimously refused. Mr. T. fP. Madctn then applied License, to occupy stall No, 1, of the Market House, which on motion was granted, by the applicant paying the gum of forty dollars per annum. * ""■HH J B. Zibinee then applied for License to occupy s stall m the Market House, from the loth israf June lo the I5th December next, which m» motion was granted, by applicant paying the sum of twenty dolli r The Intondant was then authorized to re eeive the bonds of tba Jfarshal and Deputy Marshal. .... j On motion Council adjourned, un mono WJJ H jjqRSEY, Pmparty pointed out Alao.ouo lot dry good* and other articles of mei Levied on as the property of Casper one Inferior Court fi fa. iu favor u Casper Phillips. Jim, five years old. Le ly of Gilbert Simp.-on and 11 .V. -.p'-m, to satisfy two Justice's Court fi fas. favbr'of James Tuggle vs GUbert Simpson and f ,—- *—rfaintig. Matthews Sh’ff. Phillips, to satisfy ■of J. J. Jacobus vi Also, one negro boy, dir "* ‘ on as the property of ( H. Simpdon. Property pointod ont by plaintift'. Levy foil'd 9 'in 4 retumeato me by S. Matthe r. 'C. WALTON CAMP, Sh’ff j^ne 4—tdk. G wwx'hfNKTX dkerifPa Salt,.—Will be sold in the’ town of Larrtenooville, Gwinnett Co. on foe first Tuesday to July next,, within the local hours of .vile, foe followin' property, to wit °"a!1 foal nart o * town ,(> t number «x, in the town nf I awrencoville' being tho South-cud of said lot.wbS^thlrtoreh ouBcr lately occupied by Al- •a. .V Stanford, and the dwelling ately occupied by said Thompson Alien is ^tuated, ooutamu g onc- fourfoof an acre, more or ^ “ North by Joel N. Culver’s to>* b “ lc1 "-’’ on the West by Hoaoriou- Car.-nau) , and ns tho South by foo public street. Al o, ,«?? of land situated, lying and being . , th , trict of Gwhmettcouuty, aad beu*£«* 0 ; M I forty soven, adjoinin,?ol ■ M. Arlair undotLeni, COIliiiftl- tetd* • m \vS%mttth. JOHN H. NEWTON 0U8S, plea ts_pnenng a 1 Dry. Goodb, .LUCAS & PHINIZY, A R13 this day reaoivieg a largo and. haadaaiue assortment: of foe ^ Mos t Elegant Goods of the Se and oi they were bought at the late low _ nrices is Now YViric, tbqy are offered on the terms to deeirablo custorici-s.' Wo Save LADIES DRESS GOODS of oR the lateA Paris styles, Inorgandies, JiiBo iet»t r ! luslins, Grenadines. Silks, Evening Drortus. ALL KINDS OF TRIMMINGS, MANTILLAS AND SHA\\LSy >f Neyr and elegant stylos. ■» * GENTLEMEN’S GOODS. . Cloths, Casaimere8, and Vestings of tao latest stylo, made np to order byF Miller, who wsup plied With fob I-teat FASHIONS., for cuttrng and making Ail Kinds oC Staple Geodfi, * - Brosrn and liloai-hed' HoihespunB, Shirtings, Long Cljt'u, Ltonu, DamaskB, Towels, Napkins, Bul- liautes, Jaconets, DambVics. prices and on accommodating terms. Feb 18 . JOHN H. NEWTON. those ehorf SPRATT’S LIGHTNING RODS I rftHE undersigned is prepared to pul: up i superior rods in townor country, at foe est notice,and upon njg*, AprS'29,1858. Athens, Go. PUBLIC SALE! Town Lots I Town Lots! Town Lots! 1*7TLL be Bold at Cleveland, foe county site of T ▼ miite county, Ga., on the fourth Monday in June next, tho lots in said town- Terms; pno- eighth of the purchase money down—tho bajance in two annual payments, without interest. 0 -'~ — ”K“T3ra&*5Ufc«. -rabalrt .111.. same time and fiten# »l plan of the buildings will be that of Blairevilto, Dnioa Go, Go. ANDREW. DORSEY, J. I. « CARY COX, 4. ». d. TVJ1. B. SHELTON. S. 1. c. 03* The Chronicle * Sentinel, Augusta, will please copy, and forward account to Inforior Court White county. May 27-tda. NOTICE. ‘ A 'LL those indobted to tho firm of Barry . Hughes, ate requested to come forward and make iminodiati;psyinciit, (ff they Mriiifiodtheinc counts in the hands of a coltecbrg officer,by foo first of next Juno; BARRY A 1JUGHK Athens, May 27 m H: ©unitr M»to, S.eep8 Constantly on hand a largd assortment of **9 . ANji)--- Choice Family ble clothing, March IS. Call and examine-. LUCAS ic P&INIZY. IIKKNKVS SHIRTDEPOT Opposite the United Steles Hotel, AUGUSTA^GA. The Place for Good Bargains! THEOHEAP tee i SHIiElf M® J ACKSON SheriirSale.—Yfillbesold before) foo Court Bouse dpor in foo town of J >ffer»on Jackson County Ga,on foe first Tuesday in July next, within the legal hours of sole foe folio property to wit: One negro boy by foe name of Jim, abont eight- teen or nineteen years old, of yellow complexion. 1 eviedon as the property Of ET/ordain by virtue or sundry Juaticos Court fi, fas, issued from the 212nd district G M to wit; six fi fas infaVor oi J H and L C Matthews W,HI Jordaia; threo other fifas.in favor of Matthews and Browning vs, E T Jordsin; three other fi fas, in favOr of 8 Pirsonva, E T Jordain; two other fi Cue, in favor of A C Pat man vs, E. T. Jordain; ono other fi fa, in fatror of James Lindsey vs E T Tordain- one other, m favor of W J Giilelond and brothers vs E T Jordain* one other fi fa,in favor of James Booth vs ET Jordain, principle and John A Wbitehcadendoreer.ono otbor li fa, in favor of GR and F M Holliday, adminis trators Ao., vs DavidClotfcUor and E T Jordain. Property pointed out byE T Jordain. Levy jfgQsgggj* Juno 3—tds. PriceB fixed at lowest rates and UNIFORM. Goods Warranted, exactly as represented. Courteous Treatment, t FAWDEAUNail TRUTHFUL STATEMENTS!! b Shirts, SkirtsShirts, Ah immense stock altars on handj of every style and price. ‘JlfflsiircsCokcit/ And Shirts madp up to ojrder at short notice rbeat Of the very best Brands. tf Sheriff. Journal- TAugusta, Go., Moy20fo, From the Ron. Theodore Frett»gk*,som, Presi des! bf Rutgers College. “ I could not offoTd to take »U foe' ^orejgh.Quar- rlics and Magazines, if I wished; andlf I had them I have not lime to travel ovm all their pages to find what is in them; but irf the Eclectic l find, in wcll-Bclecled orticlc-a, nearly sli foot ore desirable. THEODORE FRELL “New-Brunswick. Det 7,1857. From Rio. Dr. Claxton An acquaintnnco with tho principal contchts of foo leading Foreign Magzines iseonfesaodlyfodis- pcnsableto every ono who would keep pace with the progress of thought and of knowledge to onr duvf They nre, how ever, so many shd so cosily, that few can obtain or oven rood the whole of thorn. Tbe'EcIectic' performs well foe task of winnowing the scheot from these publications, the* making what is most valuable to their pages scccssablo to the American people, li. BETHEL CLAXTON. « Cleveland. May-30,1857. “In the above opinion of Dr. CTaxton I very cheerfully and heartily concur/; «< Calvary Church, Xew-York, Nor. 7, FRANCI8L. HAWKS" _. of land, situate, lying' and being in tho towtf Lawrenceville, in the county of Gwinnett, and uwn in the plan of said town as part of lot No. sixty-iivo adjoining land »f it. M.l’urk aud others, containing sis acres, more or less—foe lot on which Isaac Mi r 'oung now lives. Pointed out by N. L. ' s tho property of Cordelia tho above named tracts of , tho property of John R. Stanford, to satisfy a fi. fa, issued from Gwinnett Superior Court, iu favor of Fielding*, Andersen & Co., vs. John R; Stanford, and Cordelia Collier, security on appeal. Also, one lot of land, situate, lying and being iu Uielown of Lawrenceville, Gwinnort coun ty, eontainfamono and a halt ai-res, more or loss, it being foo lot heretofore owned by John Peoples, and conveyed by him to James Willis, and by Willis to N L Hutchins, lying in foe corner of foo street leading toward* Gaiuesvillc, aad foo Alley loading East from said Street, and alloy adjoining lands of Win. J. Russel, Richard Brooks and L Robinson, being foo lot wheraoirX b Craig now resides. Le vied on to satisfy tho purchdso money, by virtue of a fi. fa. issued from Gwinnet Inferior Coart in fa vor of Nathan L. Hutchins ys. Zcbulon B. Craig. Also, tec acres of laid, part of lot No. , ad joining Miles Langly and Wkero Jesse Jane now resides. Levied on as tho property of E B East man, toearisfy a Justice’s Ontrt fi. fa. in favor of Thomas E. Martin va. Thoipbilus Cannon andE B, Eastman, Security. Levy made and returned to mo by M. H. Ford, li,' C- _ Juno 4—tds. W^J.ffON CAMP, Sh’ff. $20 REWARD l - -z TOLEY from tho rcsidetoo of Mrs.- Eliza Morris, throe miles- from Csrneoville, on the jt tIrens and Jefrern'dn road, on the night of the I9th instaui. one dark bay mare mule, of medium size, about Seven years old. There is no other particu- larmaHte recollected about said mnlo, more foan itsHtesil 6 larger than Usual, for a mule of its size. Fr.nm cirodmst.antfos, 1 «m cuito confident thnt omd mnlo was clolen by.« frep mulatto hoy. by foo -■lie was clolen by a freomulalio boy, by tho of Toni Drew. Said boy is about 18 or 19 tracts of vcarsold, rnthsr heavy aet. and a tolorablo bright mulatte? iTTM^tofoff prolienaion ond t-'Di foe I give the .above, row aSd-for I couHnemeutin snyjail ih this ,e ap- Stato 4 1 _ _ ■. Jyk to an order'd foe Court of Ordinary of Gwin nett County, will be Bold before tho Court House door in the town of Lawrcnecville, on the first Tuesday m August next: within tho legal hours of solo 100 hundred Acres of land, more or less in the 7Ui District Cf said county, it being the North West part of lot No- 95, aOjoimng lands of John Tally and others. Sold as tho property ot Benjamin F. Berrv deceased. Sold for foe benefit of too heirs and creditors of said deceased. Terms made known on the day of »«to- gfj I0N bRRRT, Adm’r. Juno 10—^40(1. rrunARita*, ia.«abihb».-a X ■ lots for sole lot of this delleioua fruitj just received and lie by Lampkin & Lumpkin. Imay 20. such information *® junto. C amesviDct Ga*? Mi THOS. £10 27tl8SJ.- - iJune3-41 T HE 2d term of tho curr$ht y year will com mence Monday, Juno 7ih, and continue five months. Terms, tho same ns thoiro under foe for mer prit „ dentals $2. iths. Terms, foo some as tliore under tnc ror- •Sif- Mr. Galloway comes to ns highly recommended by foe Faculty, of foo Princeton Collesc, !n ^e spoct to talent and scholarship. We recommend btm to our patrons as every way worthy of foeir confidence mid patronage. THOS. rEAY. Jn4 JLjl, WASTED; W HEAT,corn,oats,pens, potatoes, rags, tal low,beeswax, and all other kinds of country produce, &c., for which we will give goods in.ex- change, or cash at motk§t?rice. No 15, under foe Fianklfa J/ouae, Broad stAtho^|^ & CQ % NOTICE JAI.B OV TOWN MDTR.—Will be sold, ^ bv order of the Inferior Court of J/art eonnty, G* in the town of //artwell, on the first Tuesday in July mxt, all the public ots remaining unsold WRITE 8ULPHER .-•„*■*• COCNTf nnHIS potular plaoshf summer ■ T. L.r tho IMlf SPRINGS, GA. Clk. HALL * sort is now open for foe seoeoto It is situated in one of ^ foe hoalihiost ots in fo< aineeville. parties of foe water ore t special mention now, II itsbCDofioi*! effect s. The number of visitors, large bv the proprietor 'Cy Tbs prop; world, six miles from The health-restoring pro k> well known to require indreda have experienced lotel will accommodate & id no pains will bo spared to render his guests comfortable, siring to retire from the bargain in tbe place to G - BORGIA, IlarlCoantr.—Whereas John Shiflett applies to me for letters of guardian- shin to JudaShifiett and Eliza Shiflett, John Shf- lett BenjaminE, Shitiett, Lucy C. Shiflett, nu- non of J ohn and Mary gHfljstt. Also for letters to Busan J. Shiflett, Francis G. Shiflett Thomas J Shiflett, Frances A- Shiflett, minora of James and JU ’?he^c'arefoerefere to cite and adnionish all con.- ecnied, to be and nppear at my office, within the time prescribed by law, to show cause,if any, why leitersldtould net be granted said applicant, iu ^Given trader 1 my h.nd at office June 7th 1858. JunTlO | JAMES T. JONES Ordinary. -AND- antl in tlie very best style, SHIRT BOSOMS.” A large stock of plain plaited; and woven plaited bosoms on hand, to which I invite “ ESPECIAL ATTENTION !>■ Persons baying Shirt Bosoms of me, will save time, trouble and money. "Marseilles bosoms.” Of French manufacture—tho most beautiful and durable Goods for shirt fronting over nsed. I am exclusively in foeftbirt and Gehta’ Famishing line, and am selling as good Shirts for ONE DOLLAR AND FIFTT CENTS, as over was sold to this city before fot two dollars, end willconvinrt) any one of foe truth of foe state me at,if ihey will butgive mo a call. EXTRA LARGE SIZES,” alvraye on hand and will rectivo weekiy additions, HO llmi lain prepured to fit tho ‘largest men in Georgia * POCKET HANDKERCHIEFS, ALREADY HEMMED; An extra assortment of Look's SUSPENDERS,. ■ . . MONEYBAGS, AND MONEY BELTS BAJOO’S BEST KID GLOVES. At 01 10 per Pair. . Ir.diaGauzonndef shirts, Merino, Colton, Ldsle Thread.and Silk Under Shirt*.. LINEN DRAWERS, JEAN DRAWERS, JfUSLIN DRAWERS, LISLE THREAD DRAWERS. MERINO DRAWERS* SPV% fi SILK DRAWERS. r -, t A Yiify largo Stock of - Umbrellas* Vlso foo largest stock of • .'.jWd'lW ** ! / GENTLEMEN’S NECK DRESS to found in Georgia, such as ties, Stocks, Cravats, and Handkc rcl. iefs. , MY PRICES Ate now reduced to tho very lowest rates ; nil are invited to an examination ot my largo and beauti fot stock, which will be sold at from 30 to 40 per cent; less than tho old established rates. CILUiLLS W. HElVSEY, June 3—3t laupsi Lamps i i T HE subscriber has just received an as> sortment of- Kerosene, Centre Table Lamps.- A splendid, assortment of READY-MADE CLOTHING Hitts and Caps, i: * —and— - 'ioi w&mmt tfiemilst & n EiTABLIilfllEilfe H AVE on hand a new and plegant stock of clolhinj and piece goods, which will be manufactured to order In the most fashionable stylo. SOFT HATS. CASS1MERE HATS, MOLESKIN HATS, v FINE SHIRTS, FINE COLLARS, SUSPENOEttS, STOCKS, N nrifK.-I shall apply to tho Court of Ordi °Z\ of Walton county, to beheld on the first Mondayiu August next, for leave to sell the lands ^fon'Eingto tnee^jc ofDamol Coi> issid town J0 •ds. F.C 8T£PHENSON,c.r c. br«ine«, will sell a grout bargain in foe place to v. dooea.^. any wishint; to embark in a lucrative and pleasant , gan, late WILLI.A.V J. PM PER, Adm r 1 bustoeas Knouire, oc the premiaem of, , ^ 1 jSSW-aiJ. B. PACE.Proprietor, j June 9 2m "Ml MALF HOSE, STOCKS, CLOVER, CRAVATS, SATVaCnilfrC^T* WHITR MARIIKUiN COATS, EXTRA BMl)IBOH)KBBP HAHDKKBCB1IEF8, WHITE SATINf '"OnESgC'S. Stoot Blact and Fancy Cloths, WHITE & RTTGH. «« BTacl and Fancy’ Cassimeres, WHITE & RITOH. a Black and Fancy Silk Vestings, WHITE Sc RITCH. 6 e We invite our friends anti the public generally to give usi a call, pledging our- Ives to use our atmost exertions to please all who ma,v favor ns with a call. W. H. H. WHITE, J- E. RITOH. Athens, May 13, 1858. I .... a . 4> Lard 1 a in jra'altered to born Kerosene Oil. in ^ May 26. FlOIRIFLOIRM a. K. CHILDS, MEAL!! MEAL!! W E arc now delivering regularly,evdry Samr, da/, Flour, .Meal, Hominy, dec., «t ihe resi. donee of customers in town- Orders left, at otif shop will Tedeivciwrcpt fttlenUA’V.i > May 20 R. B. HODGSON & BftOS R ABVX Po-apant-d »h«rl#* Sale. -Witj. be sold before tbe C-urt-house door m tho town of Clayton.’Babun county, <>d lire flrat Tu^- day in Julv next, wilhin tho legal hobrs of sale, the follow in e property, to--it: « • Ail the right, title aod raMjrot that George D. Whitworth?Josdpb S, Whiryrorth, and Mary Ann Wliltworth bnve in iu*H 10 lot of Iftod Dumber ono hundred and two (100) in the thirteenth district of originally llalreraham, now Rabun county,t<> satj*. fy a fi. fa. issued from a J jstiat’a Court, John Red 4 George D. Whitworth, JoacpU S. W hit Worth, (LB<1 Mary Ann Whilworth. Juno’i-tds L. M. BE VERT,’D. Sh’ff. mmrn Wood I Willow €£ASS^WAH£ s && 2i '-srptxafa dad'* SADDLES, BRIDLES, &c. AH the above GOODS, besides other articles, too tedious to men tion, will be sbld as cheap as' can be purchased elsewhere in this market. ALL THAT WANT BARGAINS, are invited to cail and examine my stock THOMAS CRAWFORD. June Nor?*' Granite Row.’