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National Republican A.UOUSI'A. "*■ SATURDAY MORNING May •> |Sl * V«r PRKSIDEINT Ok thk (Tnitk.ii States : masses s. (.kwi, gkxrr.il vr.intrs order. \n imln will be found in »u«*thcr column appointing a lamnl of’officers tor tin purpose of invi'stijjating any alleged frauds in the recent election. 'Vc hope that any jn-rsons, of cither party, who are cio»ni/ant of such fraud*, will make them known in tin proper ~uartcr. or forever alter hold their jicaor. i coon siuro^rios. 11l referenee to the City Council pro ceedings. it will Is- seen that one of the i onsei|Uenei 'of the foolish political pro -criptioii ■«> much praetieed in thi- city, is likeli to Ik- an increase of taxation. Those who make paupers out of men willing and able to work, are justly to la held accountable for their support. Tin suggestion of Mayor Hi.ow.ktt will, per haps, open the eyes of some persons else where in the State, where the same has I Hen practiced. Those who will not allow laborers to work for a living, will have to contribute to their support in the way ol taxation. nit: TKM iuxfit' of rut: eua nos. We suppose there has never been an election in Georgia which has so much deceived the calculations of everybody as the one iu-t passed, thi the one hand, the opponents of Its t.i.oi k and the Constitu tion took it for granted that the counties where the colored vo‘e was tile largest were certain to vote against the “white ninn's partv : ' and, ot course, they tliougnt it useless to restrain themselves from abusing and libelling the colored voters: conciliation was needless Middle Geor gia was mostly given up to "nigger- and -ealawags: and the editorials of tluir papers and the addresses ol their itineraut orators wen directed entirely to the rally ing of the white min to the Democratic banner. They labored assiduously for a division of parties founded on the dis tinction of races. How has it resulted .' In some of the counties having a large negro population the Democrats have managed to secure a majority. It may be saiil that this result was arrivyd at by fraud, intimidation, and bribery; but that immaculately virtuous factiou have never been know n to resort to illegal voting, ballot box stuffing,or fraud, to earn tin election. All violence and corruption have always been committed by their quiet and law abiding opponents, w lietlicr NVhigs, Union men. or Republi cans. AN e care not how the majorities in those counties, like Houston, were ob tained, or liow it Happened that the vote against tin- Constitution and tile Constitu tional candidate for Governor in other counties was increased far beyond the registered colored vote- the tact remains indi.-putublc that that vote lias exceeded the expectations of the -Democratic calcu lators themselves; and had the ratification of the Constitution and the election ol 111 1,1,01 K depended oil the colored vote alone, both would have failed. On the other hand the Democratic b ad ers persuaded themselves that Northern Geopda, deceived by the cry el negro supremacy ami negro -iillragi . would go i almost a> a unit for tin- party opposed to reconstruction. Tiny did not take into ' their calculations a powerful element: they j forgot that the mountains were always the , la-t refuge of freedom in all ages and in ; all the world ; they forgot that a majority j of the people of Northern (ieorgia longed ! for a restoration to the government of their fathers, and despised the men who were I prominent in inaugurating the reign of j terror under which they sidl'ercd during the Confederacy. They saw some of tin-e wry same men prominent in the leadership of the falsely styled Democratic party, and they distrusted them and their advice, which they believed tended a' ain to civil war. Confident in their future ability to rule the State- as they, until secession, always had ruled it they regarded the i ty of negro siipu maey in it • true light, as H miserable humbug. Longing to return to the Union they took the only path that led to that goal. The Democratic calculator.' forgot or j contemptuously disregarded the lari that J Northern Georgia was Inion to the i ore. i Hence, we can imagine their disappoint- | incut when they found in counties in that ection the vote for Bullock and tie Con titutior) more than doubling, and in -mm instances, more than i|iiadrupling the color ed vote, indicating that the eternal cry of “nigger, nigger." had very little effect on the brave and patriotic mountaineers. We eonfess that wo are gratified by tin result in every point of view. We rejoice at the election of Bn.lax n and the ratiti cation of our almost perfect Constitution. Wc are not sorry that the Dcinoeraey havi been able to control, no matter by w hat means, large numbers of negro votes. Tin exertions they used to that effect allow that their outcry against negro suffrage was all a sliutn and a pretense. We think that no greater calamity can befall a people than to he divided into political parties by raee. complexion, or religion : and we think it a subject of congratulation that this great victory bus been achieved, not by the vote, of colored men alone not by the volt of white men alone, but by the volts of i,:< n of both races that those who wished to build up a “white man’s parly.' - and those, if nny there Ms. who desired to t -lubli h a colored mail's party, have been etpmlly disappointed that the Hepuhlieam have won their victory by the help ol white votes, and their opponents have been re tlueetl to solicit the aid of colored voters. There is an end of the antagonism between the races; for each rate, in the matter of this election, can sav. ‘ Thou can t not -ay I did it." The Election in Georgia. Vote for the Conititution and Uovernor . J lor.NTiKs 1 C °tJoi<T l ' govkknok AM> DlSTlilCl¥- ,~B r.iutn I oordom . ? V Vh»dwMw -r.-M U.l -vsu ltrr*». 70 :W7 JUMI l«il liftlngliAMi -l" 240 21S LHoTui. f Übfnv . 714 14a 711 14*. TatnaJl . . •• • ■ i MclntotU »»- • j K»0 «2o \M Ih-TKi* r 11. . i:s J .V» U «a l*i err* ms* «;y i*.n» or. Appling til ! *ia .M* 2XI Dtvnm r 4 G\jtm Ml j MO 77 Camden :.li Ml XI Charlton 101 *2.'. 06 :i0 Risrttn r 5~ roller.,. . ... 11.: 1)4 107 122 W*rt imM lot; ion ion Clinch ‘2.V2 I I|*2 *220 17«i PtSTRIIT G i chols lit;; ( Ml >o l.v. Uwndts »*l-« 2:il till xv> Brrrltu *l* *2OB 10 270 l>t'THl. 1 7 Crooks »HjU :;ts 1 t*4o 420 Thomas U.t; ‘JH9 1*221 Xl7 C-lquitt .*ll 1 53N .M 4 XX» Dixtiht 8 Dmealar .... ... j .... • M itchell .... . j ... .... j: .... Miller 1 .... Pt -1 hi* ro— ... ! 42*2 ;u:i 4;l :;;l Karly ... :i.*»t» 1 .v.h; :>.*»s .V.»7 baker ..11 ; two *2.*»7 542 OiMtu r 10- 1 Ai* >2o ras ni:j .m;; Worth On 2*2.*. M 4 i 24 s Dougherty 1695 lo i:s IGGB 1151 Ol STRICT 11 Clny :no ! 438 :;19 48H Randolph.. 70*. 10S7 **7 1113 Terrell | 311 Mil ;;3*J H.V2 Oistric r 12— Stewart • • 702 : 022 752 941 Webster *212 430 *202 414 Quitman .. .. 17 J tj X’G i OiaTKici 1» ’ Sillllter 131*2 1*285 1249 13V. Schley . Xls im 374 Macon 10V* .*>o 1067 t>s*2 District 14 — Dooly 514 690 "40 467 Wilcox 113 169 3 261 !'ula.sk i • • • • * v 29 679 >O9 70*2 Dl STRUT 15— Montgomery s> 232 34 *239 Telfair!no election held) Irwin (no election helU> .... ... .... Ihsnurr 16— l*aurcns ■ 512 377 510 3>6 Johnson l*k* 253 Kmanuel 209 222 1 166 295 Distru 1 17- r>ullock •• t •. • Striven 740 224 073 2J5 Burltc ... 2121 49*2 2133 503 Di'Ti.M 1 1 K - * Richmond 3153 17*2*2 3077 1746 Glasscock 209 219, 176 241 Jefferson . 1058 410 |052 428 District 19 - Taliaferro 028 337 6*27 »‘4H Warren IMI 404 11X3 544 Greene . 1063 729 1632 806 Disthici *2o— ... 99d 713 9% 723 Hancock 13>3 500 1391 525 Washington.. 1100 12:12 1075 1228 D;strut 21— Twiggs 1170 193 i 11*28 201 Wilkinson . • • 987 360 jj 931 045 Jones..... 765 500 718 55) Diy»Bn r 22 Ittbb . 2268'‘ In«H 2192 1911 Monroe . 1350 12M0 1346 1314 Pike . 5861 850 559 *<s6 Diftncr -75 - Ilousfon . •• 1572 1794 1526 l s 6*» Crawford 511 ; Vis 5.35 574 Tavlor 540 573 536 57.» District 21 Marion XN9 740 3X5 7M Chattahoochee 304 512 277 I 551 Muscogee- .... HWB* 1108 1619 1169 District ‘25 — Harris 1052 9X5 1035 975 Upson 73> 765 72> 7K» 1 Talbot 1045 754 , 1057 708 I>istrict 2(i — Fayette 444 395 • 409 4*i Spaldin:: 60S 769 670 WH 1 intis 410; 482 382 499 District *27— Newton 1017 , 958 1*M»1 98> Walton •• 6551 677 632 725 Clark 1 1075 807 : 106> 836 Distku 1 *2B— ... 799 647 789 66.> l’utnam .... 1097 434 108*2 t'»7 Morgan 1249 396 120*2 455 Di'titi' t 29 Wilkes 982 ' 609 | 97* 672 Lincoln Llo 368 406 3.50 Columbia 1232 43« 1222 457 Distku 1 30— Oglcthrope 11 SO 510 1144 .»»7 Madison . 220 ;*,i;o *216 3>6 Klbert. • . •• • 224 754 *221 760 in-inn 1 31— llart.. - 542 168 , 54 2 31 2 Franklin . 487 320 350 477 Habersham 39° 153;. 297 255 District ok— ! White .. ... 237 r 230 210 273 l.nttinkin 27* 378, *270 385 Dawson “•'* 136 2KI 150 Distrut 33 llall 460 5\4 Bonks ... 367 225 314 *266 Jackson 739 49'2 679 585 District 31 — (iwlniiett.. 547 505 **>6 i »<* Kalb 301 875 281 1«)2 Henry •• 655 7l8i: 614 780 Distku t 3d— (lay ton- 116 233 326 349 lulton -229 2019 1944 2357 ; Cobb 674 1193 530 1341 1)1,11:1.: 36 I Coweta .. 1139 996 1126 1021 i Campbell 574 41 1, 539 477 < Merriwethcr , 1172 , 668 4 1120 778 I)istrut 37 : Troup . • 1735 lit:; 1680 1215 ! Heart! . 441 493 435 444 (•arroll 570 61 s 562 6*24 j District 38— Haralson - 2>3 152 249 204 ! Polk ■ -51 5>9 .’.37 6<)l ! I’uuUliit" **o6 267 429 41*2 ! Distrkt 39 • Cherokee 115 627 369 693 Milton... 107 I >0 97 509 Foray th . 376 534 580 i.r-nM, f. Union Town* • Itabun . - Divriun- 11 Fannin .... Gilmer Pickens . •••• Di-trim -12 Bartow ...... 955 11--. ,’54 list Floyd 810 1171 *O4 1*2*23 Chattooga 22 ■'* ‘59 207 495 | D.-.KMT43 i Murray <6, . >1 ...1* 509 j WhilUeM 959 528 657 775 Gordon 12*2 705 32m 7*7 I Distkot 11 i Walker b'»o 559 509 659 I Dade 94 217 05 j 2*4 r .tof .« .. -'•(5 :;ot 230 , 4*2* llvNvs Cot Nr.. <'oiigres ; Wimpy, r 7(32 ; Christy, ,/ 25 I. Senator: >tringer, . .’SO; Lytle, and 221 : Kelly. II: Baldwin Cot \ll Congress :S. F. Gove, , 1)84 : t). A. I .of liruiie, and 7ul. Scnal.ji : Wallace, r 982 ; Rmighton, and tttflJ. H •proscntai ived: O Neal, r Dll: S. Mc- Conib, and 787. I»t; ii s Coes iv.— Congress : Cochrane, and lux : Gove. <■ :;kl. Senator: Nunnallv, ,/ 493; Minor, c 3)9. Representatives : llarkiicss, and ID 1 ; White head, >■ 18(1. IJiiYAN Cm vn . Congres,: filch, and 507; Clift, r 162. Senator: Bradley, >• 260 : I,ester, and 106. Bautuw County. Cougre •. ; •). Atkins, ,■ 7 :;h ; 11. G. (.'ole, 5 : L\ M. B. Young, and utio. Senator: I'.. D Ducket, e (96; .J. 1. Burns, and 1389. Representatives: W. 1,. Goodwin, >• sill; F. M.' l’ord, and I486; S. U. Kramer, r 721); M. .1. Crawford, and K!2.'i. (i..si:ki. Cot .vr v.—Congress • Wimpy, r 1,1107 ; Christy, and 800. Senator: Harris, e I,(Mill; Steadman, and Kill I, UeproHentiitivßH: Davis, r 1,058; San- Hom, and 827 : RicliiU'dson, / 11108; Wilson, and xgx. Caiu.oi.i. Cot xrv.—Congress. Alexan der, and OP.t ; Edwards, , 571. Senator. Tuggle, and 0*1" ; Mcrril, / 587. Representatives : 1 .ong,l; 'I honipson e .oil. ~ Cai HOI Cot: nt v.— CoiigteH : Tift, and IW7; Whitley, > 1*27. S-ohloi : Nishet, and 7179. Repiesentativi ■■ : Pepper, 192 j SitnpAOli, r 305. 'Cniiß Cou.TY Congress : Cole, 1123; Young, Icls. Senator: Winn, 1193; Dunning, 527. CuU'Hiiu Count v—Congrchs: C. 11. l’linic, r 1222 ; .Incoh H. Davis, <1 Di 2. Senator: .Joaiali Sherman, r 1222 ; I*. I". Hurgeas, 152. KepreMiitativeH : 3. M. Uice, i 1223 ; Rom ulus Moore, r 1220; J. 11. Scott, tl 151; J. (S. Cobhvell, </ 141>. Chatham County. —Congress: Clift, r •1133; Fitch, and 2789. Senator: Uradlcy, r 4375 ; lister, and 2794. IteprcscntalivM : Osgood, r 1619; Snussy, ./ 97. Chattooca Ctiuxrv.—Congress: Young, tl 492; Alkins, /• 206. Senator: llurns, tl 490; I’uckett, r 206. llepre.seiitntives: Clegliorn, tl 506; Hir bour, r 177. Chattooga Covmv. — Congress: \uuug, tl 192; Atkins, r 200. Senator: 3.T. Horns, tl 490; F.. D. Puck ett, r 206. Representatives : C. C. Cleghorn, ■/ 500 ; Thomas Harbour, ;■ ITT. Dawson Coi.ntv. —Congress : Wimpy. r 289 : Christy, <1 15(1. Senator: Richardson, and 2H5; Landrum, /' 140. Rcpit sentalives : .1. L. Perkins, rO9 ma jority over .1. Palmer, tl. Doiigiikrtv Ut.i'NTY. — Congress : Nelson Tift, and 1,151 ; 11. H. Whiteley, /' 1,606. Senator: F'. O. Welch, 1,015; R. G. Lockett, 1,156. Representatives: F. A. Hillingsicn. 1,124; Henry Morgan, 1,125; Phillip Joiner, 1,036; A. It. Roid, 1,592. Pool,y County.—Congress : Tilt, tl 714; Wlately, »• 417. Senator: Collier, and 773 ; I'raywick, r 397• Representatives: Williams, and 027 ; Arm strung, r 531. Ecuoi.s County.—Congress : H. S. F itch, tl 128 ; .1. W. Clirt, r 41. Senator: J. C. Wisenbaker, and 102; .loslma Griffin, / 3. Representatives: It. W. Phillips, and 122; L. 11. Roberts, r 80. Eaui.y Coum i .-—Congress : lilt, and 591 : Whitely, r 2.50. Senator: U. I . N’eshit, tl 942. liepresentativi - : H- C. Fryer, 937. Kmxtitui County. —Congress: 11. S. Fitch, tl 250; ,1. W. Clift, r 227. Senator: R. F,. Lester,//251 ; A. A. Hrad Franklin County. —Congress: Christy, </ [711; Wimpy, / 356. Senator: Skelton, tl 403 : Bowers, /’oil. Representatives : Harrison,// 500 ; heel er. r 234 : Osborn 88. Forsvih. County —Congress, Christy, and 550 : Wiintiy, r 353. Senator; Holcombe, tl .".58 ; Hauser .'do. ; Represcnta'ivrs : Kellogg, .>Bl ; Johnson, j .1 290. Ft.ovn County—Congr ,s : V oinip, and 1292; Atkins, / 809. Bt.ll .tor : Burma,// 1212; Puckett, / 815. Representative: Scott, and IPtt>; Burnett, / 914. 11 I,ton County -Congrc-s: A .mug. </ 2193; Atkins, r 1958; Cole, tl 72. Senator: Winn,// 2257: Dunning. /■_2254. 1 Ur preseota lives: Sisson, and 2255; Telia | teriM. 'I 2252; Gall itt. tl 2251: Holcombe, z I 1962: Thornes, /■ 1915; Jennings, r 1916. Gwi.nnktt Cot N rv. - Congress : Christy, </ 880 ; Wimp)', r 505. K.-nuto ■ Onmller. and 882; Hracewdl. r 406. Representatives : Nash, and 842 r Parks. tl 760; Matthews. / 4!>l ; Nltimlly. r 404 ; Martin. 174. Cuss/ouk Coi.ntv. —Congress : C. 11. Prim e, r 17b : H. Crttmly, and 39. .Senator . I>. C/znley,/’ 1/4: A. t.. Walker, and 197. Representatives: .1. M. Nunn, >/, majority fit). Grli.nk County —Congress: Prince, r hull : Crumley, «/ 100. Senator: Atkins,/■ 1611; John.-on, // 800. Uepr.-s/-illative.- : McWhorter. / h>Bl ; A. Colby. ) 1621 ; Seals, // 753 ; Parks, // 768. Gordon County.— Congress: Young,// 768 ; Atkins, r 3-15 ; C//le, 18. Senator: Fain, tl 807 ; Baty, / 325. Representatives: Donaldson, </ 7/ / ; Nes hit, /■ 333. lla i.i. County.— Congress : Christy. <1 534; Wimpy, / 123. Senat'T : Lytle,//’ 530; Stringer, /• 401. Kell/.y 11. Representatives : Whelchel, // 549 : John son, r 402; Cochran, and 692; Winljorn, r 181. Ili.var County. -Congress: S. I . Imvt, i o<l2. Senator: .1. R. Bracew< 11, /-ODD, Reprefcntative : .1. A. Maxwell, r 728. Hancock Cotx rr --fJongii - 11. l’rinee, /' 1381 ; R. Crninley, and 287 ; D. lx. Butler, and 210. Senator: Georg*’ Wallace, r DIBI ; /. Houghton, and 501. HAit.vi.aoN County.—Congress: Atkins, /• 20'J ; Y oung, and 170 ; Cole, 10. Senator: Brock, r 280; Head, and tBH. Habersham County— Congress : Wimpy, r majority, 7. Senator: Bowers, r majority 31 over Skel ton, and. Representatives: Erwin, <7 majority 91 over Ivey, r. Hart County.— Congress : Christy, 300; Wimpy, 451. Senator: Skelton, 223: Rowers. .>o*. Representatives: MeCurry, 137; Bovvers, 183; Allen, 378. Houston County —Congress : Alexander, and 1857; Edwards, >■ 1520. Clerk Superior Court: Kilem, and 1867 ; Alden, r 1517. Senator: Anderson, and 1845; Matthews, r 1538. Representatives: Duncan, and 484.' ; Mat thews, and 1858 ; Felder, and 1857 ; Gridin, /• 1512; Anderson, r 1517 ; Cobb, r 1512. .lasi'kr Consty—Congress: Look rime; and 605; Gove, r 780. Senator: Maddux, and 065; Jordan, / 785. Representatives: Glover, and 078 ; Allen, r 708. .1 At rson Cos UN rv.—Congress : Wimpy, r 685: Christy, and 251. Senator: Stringer, c 573 ; Kelly, and 500 : l.ytle, 20 ; Chapmau, 10. 'Representatives: Bennett,c 7811 ; l.nilg.d 111); Caigle, 40; Drtnicl, 9. Jonhs County.— Congress : Govo, /• (>»l ; Loehrane, and 470. ’Senator: Hardeman, </ 705; Griffin, »• too. Representatives; MoCallar, and 011 : Hutch ins, /■ 560. Jkkkukson County.—Congress: C. H. Prince, f 1052; 11. W. Hilliard, and 372; Robt. Crumley, and 18 ; .laeob It. Davis, and 3. Seoat/>r : lJenj. Conley, r 1051 ; A. C.* Walker, and 399. Representatives ; B :nj. Ayer, /• 10)6; Alex. Stone, r 1087 : Jus. Stapleton, tl 413. Laurens County. —Congress: Clift, r 510 ; Fitch, and 388 Lumukin County. —Congress: Christy, tl 38d ; Wimpy, r 268. Senator: Landrum, tl 382; Richardson. /■ 268. Representatives: Price, ,/ 392 ; Spencer r 219. Mu.sc/)gkk County.—Congress: W. P. Edwards, r 1636 ; P. W. Alexander, and 1174. Senator: C. W. Chapman, r 1635; B. B. Hinton,// 1176. Representatives: J. G. Maull, /• 1634; Abraham Smith, /• 1639 ; Thus. Wyatt, and 1104 ; T. W. Grimes, and 1177. Mitchell County has gone, lor Bullock and the Constitution by 300 majority. Milton County. —Congress : Christy, and 119; Wimpy, r 98. Senator: Holcombe, /• 193; Hansard,// 100. Representatives : llook, and 386 ; Emerson, /• 82 ; Luckey, and 135. M/inhok County— Congress : Gove, /• 1340 ; Cochrane, and 1316. Senator: Speer, /■ 1343 ; Stufi'ord, and 1307 Representatives: Ballard, r 1317 ; Ciower. /• 1329; ft diner, and 1310; Shannon, and 1303, Morgan Countv —Congress: C H Prince /■ 1198 ; It. Crumley, /• 137 ; J. R. Davis, and 62. j Senator: W. F. Jordan, r 1214 ; W. D. Maddux, and 409. Representatives: A. J. Williams, /■ 1219 ; j M, Floyd, r 1207 ; W. J.. Hitchcock, and 420 ; T. H. S. Bobston, and 410. Mkrhiwkthkk County—Congress: W. P. Edwards’ majority, 376. Senator : W, C. Smith’s majority, 397. Representatives : P. 11. Chambers, r 1104 ; W. 11. F. Hall, r 1139 ; Peary, and 693 ; Tay lor, tl 720. Republican county officers elected by large majorities. Madison County. —Congress : Christy, and 342 ; Wimpey, r 220. Senator : Maddux, and 367 ; McWhorter, r 235. Representatives : Moon, and 351 ; Bird, r 263. Murray County.—Congress; \oung, and 491; Atkins, /• 349. Senator: Fain, and 495 ; Baty, r 349. Representatives: Harris, </ 514; Knox, r 345. Macon County. —Congress: Whitely, /• 1035 ; Tift, <1 005. Senator: Jones, /• 1018; Williams, and 650. Representatives: Robert Simpkin, r I, F. H.Fyal, /• 953; W. B. Hill, and 703. Nkw tox’ County— Congress : Lochrane, and 977; Gove, r 996. Senator: Steadman, // 966; Harris, r 1007. Representatives: A. 11. /nvchry, and 982; Alfred Leving.ston, tl 947: A. 11. Lee, r 993: J. F. Hardin, r 991. Ogi.ktiiori’e County. —Congress: C. 11. Prince, r 1119 ; 1). E. Butler, and 583 : J. R, D.ivis, // 1. I Senator: J. 11. McWhorter, r 1158; W. 11 Mattox, tl 518. Representatives: J. W. Atkins, /• 112 o; I. Cunningham, /• 1102; B. A. Grisham, and 510 ;J. C. Reid, // 544. Pmkk County.— Congress : Young, •/ 568; ! Atkins, r 338. ! Senator : W. ,1. Head,// ->!9: I\. Brock./' 354. Representatives; L. 11. Walthall, // >26 ; J. F. Dever, /• 397. Putnam Couniv. Congress: Gove,/' 1080; Lochrane, // 495. Senator : Jordan, /■ 10/ •> : Mad'dox, and 473 ; Anderson, /■ 15. Representatives: i’ruddcn, r 1093 ; Hud j son, tl 168. Pulaski County.— Congress: tin, and j 673 ; White;)’, /' 701. Semite : Collier, >/ 677 : 'l’raywick, r 830. Representatives: Delutnar, tl 710; ! Buchan, / 824: Salter, > 760. Fierce County.- -Congress: Clilt, r 188 : Fitch, and DO. Senator: Griyluini, and 80; Muml’ord, and I : Henderson, r 197. Representatives: Strickland. and 101 ; Carpenter, /■ 181. R vniioi.imi County.— Congress : Tift, and IKM ; Whitciy, > 089 Senatir: Wvsiten, and Mil , Noble, »' 702. Representatives: Tumlin, and 1158: Goff, and 1 Ktl ; Jackson, /* 6io : Reynolds, >' 022. Srni.niMi County. —Congress : Loehrane, and 792 : Gove, ;• 070. Senator: Nunnally, ds 17 ; Minor, >'o3s Representatives: Ellis, and 790 : Johnson, r 002. Sri n ai;t County —Full lielunm —Con gross : Tift, and 928 : Whiteley, r 743. Senator : Moore, and 920 ; Crayton, r 745. Representatives: Humber, and 915; Bar nu in, and 910 ; Hurley, y 688; Chatters,!' ,58; Shaw, r 15. Sr mi utt County—Congress: lift, and 1342; Whitciy, r 1210. Senator: Jones, and 1248; Williams, r 1239. Representatives: Cobh, and 1352; Harper, and 1328; Byrd, r 1258; Styles, r 1239. Sckivkn County.—Congress: Clift >'67o Fitch, and 21 t. Senator: Jliingerliud, /■ (180; MeEtntirry, and 261. Representatives: Hamilton, Fill. 830; Ennis, lnd. 08. Thomas County -Congress : Clift, r 375; Filch, and 274. Tw urns County “-Congress: Gove, > 1110; Loehrane, and 240. Senator: Griffin, >' M8l: Hardeman, and 204. Representatives: Hughes, /' 1 18 I; .Smith, and 73.. Tamakkßko County Congress: Prince, r 017. Senator: Atkins, r 017; Johnson, </ 342. Representatives : Holden, >' 026; H. Ste phens, r 68. Troute County. —Congress : Alexander, and 1,213 ; Edwards, r 1,097. Senator: Tuggle, and 1,213: Morrill, > 1,070. Representatives : Pitman, and 1,220 : Frost, i/ 1,219; Caldwell, <• 1,083: MoCormiek, >• 1,654. Tai.iiot County—Congress : Edwards, >• 1055 ; Alexander, and 761. Senator: lligh'e r 1050 ; Birtlson... and Repre nutritives ; Bethttne, r 1 100 ; Costin, r 1030; Kimbrough, and 742; Matthews, and 717. Teekbll County— Congres* : Tift, and 856; Whiteley, r 315. .Senator: Wooten, and BCO. Noble, /' 354. Representatives: Harper,//868; Whitaker, /• 287. L r.so.N County.—Congress : Lochrane, tl 78| ; Gove, r 708. Senator: Birdsong, tl 767 ; Iligby, /• 713- Representatives : Drake, and 786 ; Guil ford, r 713; Sherman, and 717 ; I hooipsun, r 712. Wark County.—Congress : F’itcb, // 110; Clift, / 108. Senat/ir : Smith, and 104; Corbett, / 98. Walkkr County.—Congress: Atkins,/- 523 ; Young, tl 551. Senator: McCutchcn, tl 614; llenrv, /' 549. Reprcsentativ/'s: Gray, and 622; Rogers, 553. X Wilkinson County.—Congress: Gove, /• 939 ; Lochrane, and 630. Senator: Griffin, r 953 ; Hardeman, tl 61 6. Representatives: Hooks, r 916; Rogers, and 61 I. WniTFiBLD County. -Congress : Young, tl 701 ; Atkins, r 668 ; Cole, 60. Senator : Fain, // 74b ; Beaty, / 684. Representatives : Shumate, >/766 ; B iker, » 652. Wavnu County -Congress: Fitch, and 61 ; Clitt, ,' 28. Senator: S. Mulford, // 82; B. Hender son, /' 3 ; E. D. Graham, I. Representatives: G. NY. Humph, and 82; William Whaley, r 1. Wilcox County.— Congress : ' if', >/ 179 ; Whitely, r 54. Senator: Collier, // 190; Tray wick, >2- Representatives : Johnson, </ 224 : Hunter, /■ 70. White County. —Congress : Christy, tl 274 ; Wimpy, r 216. Senator : Landrum, /• 250 ; Richardson, and 219. Representatives : Kjttlc, and 50 majority over Black, /'. Warren County. —Congress: Prince, z 932. Senator: Adkins, r majority 572. Representatives : J. Neal and Gardner, r majority of each .577. Washington County— Congress: Hil liard, and 1266 ; Prince, /' J 073. Senator: Adams,// 1247 ; Wallace, /' 1071. Representatives: Flournoy and 1304 ; Brown, and 1300 ; Daniel Palmer, r 1058; John Foster, /* 1057 ; Alex. McCullers, /* 1061. Webster County—Congres*: l ift, and 441; W r hitelcy, r 200. Senator : Moore, and 436 : Crayton, /' 185. | Comnmnicateil. OUU rLAIN DUTY. Mr- Editor —Talk of a war of races ! Who is striving to precipitate such a ca lamity on our people ? Why, as is always the case, those so-called, self constituted champions of what they are pleased to term “constitutional liberty.*' Read such articles as the one capping this communi cation, and in them you will lind well nigh all that is calculated to stir up. had blood. “Mutual clubs” are to be organised, and wonders arc to he accomplished, if the suggestions of the great “whipper-in ’ are adopted. But tell its, was there not a time when this Cyclops of modernized Democ racy was busily engaged in laying plans te kill off immigration, by which America was being so rapidly flooded with foreigners? Perhaps '4*B strategy will prove as effeetu >1 as that of *66. There are some who are thoughtless enough to follow in the Cyclop's footpath, but the majority of those wh > voted for the gentlemen whose election lie advocated will be found on the side of reason. Wonder if sornzdiody is not an aspirant tor the M:\yoraltv ? The Mayoralty—that's the key with which to unlock anil prey into the mysteries of the “our plain duty chest, which latter is in itselt a very Pandora's box. The “Wnipper in”—he seems to bo an expert at the business. Sometime since/ you remember, lie lashed the old men vieor ouslv. Tile lash is still in his hand, and, unless the “plain duty ’ i ’ ms arc speedily engrafted in the Democratic creed, you may predict another sound tongue-flogging as sure to he visited upon those who have the temerity to disregard the seditious, evil-pro* ductivo advice, so gratuitously tendered. April 30, 1868. Joram. Official. ItUArXfUARTKKS ThIHII MII.ITAIIV DlsTKle i . I (Dep. Georgia. Alabama, and Eliniila), r Atlanta. Ga , Maidi 29, 18lW. ) (it iHTiil Onlers N«*. • !• I. A Ixuinl of officers will convene ntAllanla mi Mmulay. Mav Itli, to receive ami count the returns ot the election recently liehl in Gcorujia, ami report lor the action of’ the Major General comniamline: t.lic names of all persons elected, and the offices for which elected. 11. In the discharge of thiadufy, the Board will carefully compare the returns with the ballots ami registration boohs and lists, will investigate ami report upon any charges of fraud or malfeasance in office on the part of registrars, managers, or other officers connected with the registration or the receiving of f»a I lots —and incases where frauds are detected, or where, from the evidence submit ted, the board are of opinion that from any cause the election should be set aside, their report, with evidence and facts, will he presented to the Major General Commanding. I*II. The attention of the board is particularly directed to the revision of the registration during the live days preceding the election, and it will examine imo the causes assigned by for striking off names ; comparing the same with the statements of those whose names have been stricken off. In any ease of abuse of authority, or insufficient reasons given on the part, of registrars, the board will report the facts in the case for the act ion of the Major General Commanding. IV. The hoard are also charged with the duty of collecting all the facts and evidence in cases wiiere the eligibility of candidates is disputed, reporting t he result of their investigations to the Major Gen eral Commanding for his decision and act ion V. In the execution of the foregoing duties the hoard are fully empowered with all the authority requisite for the same —it is authorized to send for persons and papers —to take testimony on atfida vit*, and, where necessary, to call oh the Com manding officer, sub District of Georgia, to make such investigations as may be desired. The Com manding oflicei snh-Distnet ot Georgia, the Super intendent of lvegistration, ami others, are hereby required to answer any calls made by the board-’- to have such investigations made—and to produce any (moke, papers etc., that may be called for. I> KT All. FOU THK HOAKI). VI. Brevet Brigadier General William McKee Dunn, Assistant Judge Advocate General. Brevet Lieutenant Colonel Campbell D. Kmory, Aid-de-Camp. Brevet Lieutenant Colonel K. Barstow, Aid de Camp. Yll. The l/imrtermastei s Department will fuii nish the necessary rooms and stationery for the Board, and the Commanding officer, post of At lanta, such details of clerks, orderlies, etc . as may he necessary. By order of Major General Mr. u»k. inySS—lot K C. DRUM, A. A G. [Advertisement.] tiooilk in a Sacrifice. Tin* purchasers of dry goods should not fail to take advantage ol the opportunity offered, ill 100 Broad street. Thestock of seasonable goods is being sold at a sacrifice as the room is required for other purposes SPECIAL NOTICES. BSs>- DIVIDEND No. DIVIDEND of *2.00 per idiaru i* berel/y ordered, and pay»b)e on demand, to the (tockbaldere of the BATH MILLS 19) Ml* A NY. Augusta, May I, 18*8. WM. CRAIG, I r my2—44, I’reaident. AUGUSTA METHODIST UNION. Tbe liret atfLivrrrary of the Augusta .Methodist Union wilt, I). V., be celebrated at St. John’s Church Sunday morning, the od inst. The Union will convene at 10 o’clock, for the transaction of business. At I»t o'clock a sermon, appropriate to tbe occasion, will l>o preached hy Her. Arminius Wright. The several Methodist Sabbath Schools will assemble at St. John’s at X) p. in., when inter esting addresses may be expected. Pew No. 3 w ill he free. my2—2t jgfggj”'CONSIGNEES PER SOUTH CAR OLINA P ULKO VO, May 1, 1868—W Hill, Z McCord, C A Rowland, 0 F Cheatam, O .'telling, A 0 William -. Oetjen A i’oschcr, T J Teagne, Wyman A (ier.T’y A Armstrong, A Bobno, Mrs F. I/ortic, J Nelson A: Son, Horton A W, Vaughn >F Murphy, T K Dalwick. RICHMOND COUNTY! Assignee’s Notice of Appointment. TN THK DISTRICT COURT OK THE 1 United States for the Southern District of Georgia. In the matters of FRANCIS J VINING, JAMhS J. 11l NT, nwKurpTCY GKOHGK W. DAVIS. j 1,1 SI.MKON K. DOUOUGII, I llankruptd. To whom it may concern : The uuderbigued hcifhy jLfiveij notice of his appointment att As* pijjiiee of the «>f Franritt *J. V’iHing, Jamefl J. limit, George W. Ilavis, and Simeou K. Dot- all of the count v of Upson, and the State of Georgia, within said District, who have been adjudged 15ankrupts upon their owu petitions, hy the District Court of said District. Dated at Macon. Ga.. the !s()th day of April A. I)., JBhB. .JOSEPH E. MURRAY, my-—law3vv Assignee, etc. Assignee’s Notice of Appointment. IN TIIE DISTRICT COURT OK THE United States for the Southern District of Georgia. In the matters of | EPHRAIM YEON. | CIIAS. 11. DIIISKELL. | ROUT. R WIMBERLY, )IN BANKRUPTCY TIIOS. J. WILLIAMS, i ELISHA ,J.HUMPIIRIESI Bankrupts. To whom it may concern: The iiu/lersigued l>eret>y gives notice of his appointment as A* signee of lit. cstateaof Ephraim Yeon, *>fTelfuir, Charles 11. Driskell ol Putnam. Robert. R. Wim berly, of Twiggs, Thomas J. Williams, of Jonee, and Elisha .1 Humphries, of Baldwin counties, and Stan- of Georgia, within said District, who have been adjudged bankrupts upon their own petitions, by the Distiiet Court of said District. Dated at Macon. Ga.. the :t till day of April, A. D. 1808. JOSEPH E. MURRAY, my'-’-lawdw Assignee, etc. Assignee’s Notice of Appointment. TN THE DISTRICT COURT OK THE l United States for the Soutiiern District of Georgia. lu the matters of j JXO.W. SHINIIOUER, i FLKMING G. CASTLEN IN BANKRUPTCY HKN.J M. POLIIILL. | Haukrupts. To whom it may concern: The undersigned hereby gives notice of his appointment as As signee of the estates of John W. Shinholscn, Fleming (t Castlen. ami Benjamin M. Polhill, all of the county of Bibb, aud State of Georgia, within said District, who have been adjudged bankrupts upon t heir own petitions, hy the Dis trict Court of said District. Dated at Macon, Georgia. tUe 30ti.i day of April. A L>., 18H8. JOSKPH K. MURRAY, myJ law-lw Assignee. Q()UTJIERN DISTRICT OF GEORGIA, SS. Savannah, this I‘Jth day of April, A. D. 18H8. The undeisigned hereby gives notice of Ms ap pointnieut as Assignee of the estate of V illiam H. Bailsman, of the city of Savannah, county of Chatham, and State of Georgia, within said Dis trict, who has been adjudged a Bankrupt upon his own petition hv the District Court of said Dis trict. PKTKR V. ROBINSON? iny^—law3w Assignee, etc. QOUTUERN DISTRICT OF GEORGIA, .-s O Sjivninifth, (his 17th day of April, 1567. The undersigned hereby gives notice of his appointment as assignee of G orge Apple, of the city «*f .'Savannah, county of Chatham, and State of Georgia, within said District, who has been adjudged a bankrupt upon his own petition, hv the District Court of said District. PETER V. ROBINSON, my2—law3w Assignee, etc. SOI riIKRN DISTRICT OF GEORGIA, SS. Savannah, this 17fh <l*i▼ of March, A.D. ISKB. The undersigned hereby givos n«»tic© ol his appointment as Assignee of Willia n Warner, of the city of Savannah, county ol Chatham and State of Georgia, within said District, who ha-* been adjudged a bankrupt upon his own petition, by the District Court of said District. PETER V. ROBINSON, iny2 lawSw Assignee, etc. O OUT HERN I) I STRICT OF GEORGIA. O At Albany, the 20th day of April. 18«>S. The uiulersVned hereby gives notice of his ap pointment as Assignee of Horace C. Dasher and Edmond T. Walker,both of Camilla, in the county of Mitchell, and State of Georgia, within said Dis tinct, each of whom have been adjudged a bank rupt upon his own petition, hy the District Court of said District. JOSEPH J. BRADFORD, my*J—law3\v Assignee, etc. I NT HE D IST UK I COl’ IM OF THE'UNITED I. States for tho Northern District of Georgia. 1 n the matter of 1 MAIKM S W. JOHNSON | IN BANKRUPTCY Bankrupt. J No. 17. The > lid Bankrupt having petitioned the Court for a discharge from all his debts provable under tb»- Bankrupt Act of March ‘id, notice is hereby given to all persons interested to appear on the loth day of May, ISfiS, at 10 o’clock in the forenoon, at Chamber.*' of the said District Court, before Larson Bl.r-k. Ksq., one ot the Registers of the said Court in Bankruptcy, at the Register’s office in Atlanta, and show cause why the. prayer of the said petition of tho Bank rupt should not be granted. And further notice is hereby given that the second and third meetings ot creditors will be held at the same time and place. Witness the Honorable John Krskine, . a Judge of said Dis riot Court, and . m.ai.j {be soul thereof,this 30th day of April, A. 1)., ISfiS. ► W. J). SMITIf, tny2—law2w Clerk. I N THE DISTVIIC r COl K'F*~OF THE 1 United States, for the Northern District of Georgia. \i 1 Viti"A ,lf rn» l 1 1 -' .AXKRPPTVY, Mas. KAT® A. CORA, k Xo 2S O. Bankrupt. J The said Bankrupt having petitioned the Court fur a discharge from all his debts provable under the Bankrupt Act of March 2d, 1807, notice is hereby given ?o aR persons interested to appear on tho 15th day of May, 1808, at 10 o’clock in the forenoon, at Chambers of the said District- Court, before Lawson Black, Esq., one of the Registers of the said Court in Bankruptcy, at the Register’s office in Atlanta, and show cause why tho prayer of tho said petition of tho Bank rupt should not bo granted. And further notice is hereby given that the see >nd and third uieetingscf creditors will he held at the same time and place. Witness, the Honorable John Erskine. , Judge of said District Court, and IS * Ki "' seal thereof, this 30th day of April, A. i>., i«r>B. IV. B. SMITH, my 2 law2n Clerk. IN BANKRUPTCY. riillls IS TO GIVE NOTICE: That on the I 21st day of April, A. D., 18U8, a War t-nut in Bankruptcy was issued against the es tute of A!EVER NKWMARK. of Savannah, in the county of Chatham, and State of Georgia, who lias been adjudged a Bank nipt on his own petition; and that tlie payment of any debts, ami delivery of any property be longing to said Bankrupt, to him or for his use, mul the transfer ot any property by him, are for hidden by law ; that a meeting of the creditors of Htiid Bankrupt, to prove their debts, and to choose one or more assignees of his estate, will ho held at a Court of Bankruptcy, to be holdeti the office of tho Register, corner Bav & Drayton .streets. Savannah, Ga . before E S HesstTline, Esq., Register, on the 14th day of May, A. D. JHiW at B o’clock ii. m \YM G, DICKSON, * my J It V. S. Marshal as Messenger. HEW ADVERTISEMENT* IN BANKRUPTCY *H THJB 18 TO GIVE NOTICE t> YTth day of March, A. B I*?!? 4 fc “isarrffieaty; of Ellavitlc. ill the county of (ScMev ' , Gcoic'a, Who ban been a/iiwh’cd ' liU on-njrf-tilion; ami that the payment and delivery of any i>ro,*rty Bankrnpt, to him or lor hi, U a» and\?? u /j of any property hy him, are forbid/Lrt*** that a meeting of the credit,,, „ f W to prove their dchU, and to /-hoosen aarivnieort of hia cautc, will l, c «>O. Bankruptcy, to be holdcn at the u Willi. THawklna. in Ameticu wT", v.*.&& h J i %tot IN BANKRUPTCY^ SS ' rpiIIS LS TO GIVE NOTICE• Tt g 27th day of March. A.1)., 18iyj r rL 0, k in Bankruptcy was issued a'-aimt JAMES J SIAYB **l of Albany, in the county of Don«W*>. of Georgia, who has been adjud'-ed a Ik ;' his own petition , that the payment ofTr* and delivery of any property Bank nipt, to him 01 tor his nee, and the , ** of any property hy him, are forlidde»'i that a meeting of the creditors of said to prove their debts, and to choose assignees ot his estate, will he held Bankruptcy, to be hold™ at the * Wright &. Warren, in Albany, (j a l! u. 8. MarsSaSJSSS IN BANKRUPTCY r PHIS IS TO GIVE NOTICE: 1 k-., 27tli >lay ot JlaKdi. A. I>., 186>j . \ rant in Bankruptcy was issued animt a* 11 tate of ’ “ “** HAMBLIN II FELDER of Henderson, in the county of Houston ads... of Georgia, who have been adjudged on thier own petition; that the any debts and delivery of any vrijpe-, r loni;>»>sio sai/1 IJanknipts, to them or t«ttb c - r! , and the transfer of any property hv then sref bidden by law: that a meeting of the "nifauj the said Bankrupts, to prove their defe"VJ choose one or more assignees of tbiereattfe 7a he held at a Court of Bankruptcy, to be Im'S Bankruptcy, to ho liolden at the Uwofarf King & Branham, before K 8 Hesseluae Register, on tile '.’Bth day of May A. D. 1M o’clock p. in. s , r. V M ' G ' di CKBOS, niy2—lt L. S. Marslial asMesenja: IN BANKRUPTCY. ~ upms 18 TO GIVE NOTICE: Tlmafc A 27th day of March, A. D., 1868. rant in Bankruptcy was issne/l agauuttka tafeof LEROY I'OLL \RD, of Chattahoochee county, in the State i| Georgia,who has been adjudged a Dankrurtssb. pwu petitioinand that the payment of any Mm (elivcry of any pro|>erly belonging toaaiißsat. rapt, to him an- for his use, and the traDiferdni property try him, are forbidden by law Ja'i meeting of the creditors of said'lSanktm a prove their debts, and to choose one ot» assignees of his estate, will he heldauComd Bankruptcy, to he holden at the law ofetf King >V Branham, in Fort Valley. Ga.Wmf S llesseltine, Es/j., Register, on' the 28th 4nt May, A. I)., 1868, at 3 o’clock p. m. IV. (J. DICKSON, my .’—lt l. S. Marshal wHeanp. IN BANKRUfTCY. HMIIS IS TO GIVE NOTICE: That onih A 27th day of March. A. D., 1868, IWe rant m Bankruptcy was issued against the es tate of 111 EL B WAUGH, of Bainbridge, in the county of Decatur,and State of Georgia, who has been adjudged a Baitatna his own petition; that the payment of any & and delivery of. any property belonging to ail Bankrupt, to him or for Ins use, aad tj* t rans f B of any property by him, are forbidden by law. that a meeting of the creditors of said’ Bant rupt, to prove their debts, and to choose out (t more assignee sos his estate, will he held a 1 Court of Bankruptcy, to he hidden at the Iw office ol Homing .C Rutherford, itfUainbrida, Ga., before K 8 llesseltine. Esq., Register.on u» 20 th dav ol Mav. A. D. 1868. at 8 o'clock an. WM. G. DICKSON, my2—lt U. 8. Marshal as Messenger. IN BANKRUPTCY ) rpHIS IS TO GIVE NOTICE; That on the JL X!7th day of March, A. I)., 1868,(War rant in Bankruptcy was issued against tbe ts tate of SAMUEL A TOWXSLEY, of Bainbridge, in the couuty of D«catar, andSsUte of Georgia, who has been adjudged a Baukrap on his owu petition- that the payment ol acj debts and the delivery of anv jvoperty belongs to said Bankrupt, to him or for his use. indtti transfer of any property by him, are forl»idw by law . that a meeting of li’-; creditors of Bti Bankrupt, to prove tluir debts, and choose m or more assiguees of his estate, will he held at i JSourt of Bankruptcv. to be holden at to law ofliee of Fleming A Rutherford, in Bio bridge. Ga., before F S He>seltine,Esq,Ke|.TStej outlie 20th day of May, A. D.. 18u8,at8utlod WM. 0. DICKSON, mv2— It U. 8. Marshal as Messenger. IN BANKRUPTCY, rnms 18 TO GIVE NOTICE: lW<#*t X 27tti day of March. A. I).. 1808, a in Bankruptcy was issued against the estate ol HEM 0 SCOTT, of Baiubridj-c, in the county of Decatur, SUtt of who ha? been adjured aßsnkmt* his own petition ; that the payment °f 8 . ~ and d.d.vciv of any property beloMtigh** Bankrupt. to Him or for Id- use and he»trf any propertv l>v him. are forbidden by la • a meeting of the creditors ot .aid Bsnk . prove their debts, and to choose W 0 assignees ot bis estate, will be lieldat» Bankrnptcv. to Ge holden at the law ■ El. ming&: Rutherford, in lSan.bnto,CMW FSlfesscltinc, E.,,.. Ke-is:cr. on the Sth of .Mac, An I8t», at s o clock ij.ru ; WM. G. DILK&U.Y my9— It U. S. Mawhal »*££.■ IN BANKRUPTCY, rpilis IS TO GIVE NOTICE: WstM* 1 “7,1, day of March. A rant in Bankruptcy was issuedattain. THOMAS SCOTT, and ot Decatur county, ami iu t Georgia, who lias beer, adjtwk rupt on his own petition: :1 , lllT rj«h payment ot any debts.and del. very city bclonvinx to said Bankrupt, liis’use, anil the transfer of any ik are forbidden by law . that ;1 creditors of the said Bankrupt; ." I-. f],; s estate, and to choose one or more assiynter , will be bold at aCourlof at the law office ,4 Hciuinj, A Ba’nhriJge, Ga.. K tore Y < .. Register, on the 20th Jay ot ’’ 8 o’clock a. in. G . DICKSOK. myS—it JL^h^ IN J •|MIIS IS TO (!IVE M» K4j.Mh fl 1 sth day ot April. A. D in Bankrnptcv was issue,i aframrtW'? William ,m gam l of Decatur county, in the 8^« nia. who Inis been adjudged » bis own petition; that the paymen • and delivery of any property . Jajjialdf Bankrupt, to him or tor * us ll S e s,:,|,]M Hh* of anv property by him, are tor y that a meetuiu' ot the creditors p • t rupt. t" prove their debts, and 6 yi more assignees of bis estate. ' ~ n 4t Court of Bankruptcy, to be 1 office ot Fleming and Kiitlterlouk Ga.. before V 8 Ilesseltine. Esq 3t»th day ol May, A. !>.. I*J. jf^KSOS, ,nv2-H U. IN bankruptcy. tpms IS TO GIVE K( ? rl ,V K 'tj*J 1 97tb dav of March, A. rant in Bankruptcy was issued “Sam- MOSES W EsT, sa> ot the county of Sumter, of Georgia, who has been nipt ou bis own petition ; that tm debts, and delivery of any P r °T ![tr^ said Bankrupt, to him or for ler of anv property bv him, are to , that a meetint; of the creditors o ct #S to prove their debts, and to choc- # assnniecs of bis estate, willbe heli Bankrnptcv, to bo lioldeu at t Willis A. Hawkins, in Amencus, *1! llesstltinr, Kso., Reuister. ou 1 Mav. A.D, 1868. at 12 o'clock■, «“ 1(lKS oS myit-lt r. S. LOST. jSj A CHECK ON THE April# Tv Augusta, for $1,516 ~'heok •* ?! 1868, No. 7, aud payable to ~ “ brtr ,t.*ff York, for Paul F. Eve, Pr'istene, c .. tr>w r» signed by tho subscriber us ' i Allr Estate of Sarah I*. Twiggs, " , olts suns are notified that payment o ' been stopped, , , u i I’.HMR”' wyl—fit JOt-6. 1