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About The National Republican. (Augusta, Ga.) 1867-1868 | View Entire Issue (Sept. 26, 1868)
■j- . .. ■ fs’-.x,;,, • • ■ . . ..? i***- ' WK. w.< ■ i-tf'b-r T ’■> -••*-. 4i >*»■<* ..'•'bf - --v • - ui*f -’i.-tcr- -- ” *. *. THE NATIONAL REPUBLICAN VOL. 1. National Republican PUBLISHED DAILY (MONDAY EXCEPTED) Official Organ of th# U- 8. Government. ~~ ' PRICK; Ohs Year, in advance ....$6 OO Six Mentis, in advance......» 2 50 Three Months, In advaaee 1 35 r#- 4 fucnieleil tf'fiis to ««y one send iH<i ui • CM»f tert »sß*w»sre». .afe* The undersigned, havin ' <i fourplately furnished office, it enabled J.o ri nU all orders br Heofi and Job Printing, or Ruliug Cheaper than any other office in the South. . R.H.PUGHE. w *’ - y---- - ■■ *»> ‘W — ,TT”’"e'*T ~ ■ SATURDAY MORNING September 26, 1868 TIIK GRAN 2 CAMPAIGN. COI.. IA«IWW CHAI L«NGK« THk DEMOCUAIS j TO A kAIK DISCUSSION. I will address iite people upon the iqfiwC.k, now before this ettuntry, at the following times and places, unless Providentially hindered. Dawsonville, Dawson county, Saturday, September 2b. Dahlonega, Lumpkin county, Monday, September 28. Cleveland, White county, Wednesday, September 30. Clarkgvillb, Habersham county, Friday, October 2. Clayton, Babuu county, Monday, Octo ber 5. Hiawasse, Towns county, Wednesday, Oc tober 7. Blairsville, Union comity, Friday, Octo? bur 9. Morganton, Fannin county, Monday, Oc tober 12. Ellijay, Gilmer county, Wednesday, Octo ber 14. Jasper, Dickens county,Friday,October 16. Canton, Cherokee county, Saturday, Octo ber 17- Ringgold, Catoosa county, Monday, Octo,, ber 19. LaFayette, Walker coiiilty, Wednesday, October 21. Spring Place, Murray copnty, Friday, Oi lober 23. Dalton, Whitfield county, Saturday, Octo ber 24. Campbellton, Campbell cOunty, Monday, October 26. Dallas, Paulding county, Tuesday, Oc tober 17th. Bnchauan, Harralson county, October 30th. Carrallton, Carroll county, Friday Oc tober 31st. At each of which appointments the nomi nees of the Democratic party, for Electors lor the State at large, are most respectfully invited to meet me in fair and courteous discussion, as it is. ray purpose to deal ih argument and not abuse, with assurances that the time will be equally and fairly ilividyd with them. Him P. Farhow. ‘’Westward the Star of Empire Takes Its Way.” Secure a Homestead 1(1 <<IAFOnTIA. the < (tlUPrt HOMESTEAD ASS6CS, OF CALIFORKIA, lii' under tke Imith qf the Stale, November 30/A, 1867, (7IOR THE PURPOSE OF PROVIDING I Homes for fa members, and thereby induce imniigraUon. VA PITAL STOCK * Divided into 200,001) shares, at |5 tach, payable hi United States currency. Certificates of Stock issued to subscribers imme diately upon receipt of the money. .Mo Person Allowed to Hold More than Five Shares I A ciri-nlar containing a full description of the property to be dietribnted among sharchobieW will be sent to any address, upon receipt of stamps to tover postage. Information us to price of land in any portion of the State., or upon any other subject of interest to parties proposing to immigrate; cheerfully far united..upon receipt of stamps for postage. Ail letters should be addressed, “gei retai v immigrant Homestead Association, Poet Office Box No. 82, San Francisco, California.” an If—3m ALBERT G. HALL, GENERAL INSURANCE AGENT, 221 BROAD STREET, AUGUSTA, GA. PIKE, LIFE, AND MARINE INSURANCE I effected to any amount in tbs most reliable Companies in the country. The following Companies are especially repre sented by him: The QUEEN INSURANCE CO., of London and Liverpool. c The GEORGIA HOME INSURANCE GO., of Columbus, Ga. The NORTH AMERICAN FIRE INSURANCE CO., of cTha JEFFERSON INSURANCE CO., of Scottsville, Va. The NORWICH FIRE INSURANCE CO., es Norwich, Cohn.'* <■ The FAMES RIVER INSURANCE CO., of Montreal, Va. The INSURANCE A SAVING CO., of Rich mond, Va. ; The UNION FIRE INSURANCE CO., of Balti more, Md. The VIRGINIA INSURANCE CO, of Staun ton, Va. . AHO, The MANHATTAN LIFE INSURANCE CO,, of New York. Cash-Assets, H,3»1,1X3-45. je23--1y SOUTHERN DfSTRIUT OF GEORGIA, SH. The undersigned hereby gives notice of his appointment as Assignee of J. 8. BRISCOE, "* Columbia comity, Georgia, who l®e been adjudged a Bankrupt upon his own petition l> y_the District Conrt of said District. Thomson, Ga,, September 11,1808. A. K. STURGIS. »cpll-law3w Asaigne- , SOUTHERN DISTRICT OF GEORGIA, fiS. At Macon, the let day of September, A.D„ The undersigned hereby gives notice es his ‘PpoiDtment a» Assignee pf GEORGE M. Ld *AN, of Macon, in the county of Bibb and State of Georgia, within said Dirt riel, who, has i een adjudged a-Batkifial upon bis own peti torn by the District Court of said District. ••pUt-lawTw . JOHN P. FORt. orn«iM.i. BY THE GOVERWOR. Exkcltive Dwabtmbnt, ? Atlanta, Ga, September Yu, 1868 5 ‘ 7'o tie ShnHjf or hit Latrfiil ftoftnly .- WjUHKeav, At the Sept ember Th riUi 1868. of the Superior Court held tu and lor .the ovunty of Hirtts, Thomas J. HeinVrson'was put upon his trial for, and, npon his own pieit of gnttty. Was convicted oi ihe ofteneo of slabbing, and wan then (Urd thru-, therefor, sentenced by the Judge presiding at auid Court, to be imprisoned for Thirty liar s fu Hio common pul of said county ol Hulls, aiutto pay sll costs of piosecntlon and jail fees aud whereas, a petition, unanimously signed by citiseuaef Butts comity, wrrobontte’d by a writ ten statement of tile .Solicitor General who prose cuted the case, hasbeen presented to me, asking the full parduu ei tie, suthc ground tltat file cutting vyas. very slight—dime in B personal renebatre between him ami ohe. Car michael, under a misapprehension by both parties as to the iutintioii of the other; ai d when mid ndndefsQii was laboring under a fit. of mauw-a polu, without any prevtous hard feelings or malice existing between them, said Carmichael being the aggressor in the contest: Therefore, believing that the said ,H«udeisou has sntticienUy atoned for the offence, if really any was committed,- he having been confined in jail before and after trial about one month, it is Ordered, That the part of eaid sentence not already expired, together with all cost.- and jail fees, be, and the same are hereby, remitted, and. that tie, the said Thomas J. Hepderaon, be, and he is hereby, fully pardoned, aud be forthwith dis cltarged from said jail and set at liberty;- ' Given under my hand and the b'cul ul the ExScutivo Department, at the Capitol, in At lanta, the day and year above written. RUFUS B. DUfiLOCK. ’ ' By the Governor: .Govcrucr. Ei.gsbr Davis, C'ec'y Ex. Department. sep2s—St Exkcutjvs Du’Ain'MKNT, ? Atlanta, Ga.. September 23, 1868. S 7o the OrdiHurn of Monroe Comitj/ : Whckeas, Tlie House of Representatives have given official information that a vacancy has oc curred in the representation from the county of Monroe, by the death of the Hon. W. A. Ballard; and whereas, in all snch cases, it is tirade the duty of the Geveruoi to issue a writ of di rectid to the Ordinary o f the county in wbioh such vacancy may occur: Therefore, I, Rufus B. Buifock, Governed of said State, do issue this, toy writ of election, re quiring you, after giving dne and public notice tliereof, at least twenty days, Jeeause an vleclion to te held hi and for haid county of Monroe hi manner and form as by law'.fbfill saM vacancy.• v Given under my hand and the Scalof the Kxeen uve Department, at the Uitpitol in Atlanta, the day ana rear above written. RUFUS B BULLOCK, By the Governor: Governor. B. B. DrGhaitbnkeiij, See'y Ex Department. sep”b-3t Official. l?.u< jckima t ion BY THE GOVERNOR. WusiiEcs, official information Jias been je oeived at tbirtDopaitiueiit thaf a Biurder was com nutted in tha county of Meriwether.-<m the '.".hh day of August, 18(>8, upon die body- of Allen Iticbardeon by William Perry, and that said Perry has fled fioiu justice. I have thought proper, tlrerefoie, to issue this, my Preclamatiwi. hereby offering a reward of Two Hundred Dollars for the apprehension and delivery of the said Perry to the Sheriff of said eentnty and State. And I do moreover charge and require nil officers in lip* State, .civil and nnbwtcy. to be vigilant in erMleavoilng' tn appreheifd the said Perry, in order that he may tie brought to trjal for the nffeuce With width be Stands flwrged. Given under my hand and theGreht Seal of the State, at the Capitol in Atlantd, this twenty second day of 3epte»ber, Hi lira year of ,«Rr .Lordeighteen hundred and sixty eiglii, and of the Independence of the United Slates of Amer ica the ninetY third. RUFUS ft. WLLbCK,, By the Governor: . .Govqxaor. Davio fl. Cori-ntc’ , ' • Secretary of Stale. DESCRIPTION. , The said William Perry is about twenty seven or .thirty yearsvf age. five feel eight inches high,- . idue or grey eye.t. weighs 125 or I3Uponii<is. Sep 21—3 t - ■: „. ._ v ; >■ • - '■ - Official. Appointments by the Governor. by the Senate, ScfteviLcr 22, l&rb • lion. William Sclilev, <g tlie county oi Chat bam. to be Judge of the Superior Courts of llm Eastern Ciivuit tor the term of eight years. Hob. Jbhn 8 Bigby. of the county of Coweta Ur be Judge of tile Superior Charts of’tlie Talla poosa Circuit for the torm of eight years. Hon. Cornelius D, Forsyth, of the cotuity of Paulding, to be Solicitor ('eneral of the Talla poosa Circmifor the form of four years Goal! Coal! Coal! J&TI; -'a’ 1 ?,- TUN UNDERSIGNED HAVING BEEN appointedigeirf-fortfet! CASTLE ROCK COAL MINES. will be receiving, from thi? time, and during the Winter," One Thousand Tens of ths Above VERY SUPERIOR COAL. This Coal rvili be sold EAR THE PItfCK OF WOOD, in proportion to its value as fuel. In the altered condition of our system of labor, "jls advantage. »ro important, nnd should be considered by all cousumsrs t Ist. It is cheaper. 2d. <>ae third loss labor is required to han dle it. 3d. All lemptatioa to-pi Ker ' 8 removed. 4th- Great security against the accidents of fires. It wilt tie sold, at the Coal Yard (Georgia Railroad Depot), at . v Eleven IJoHave per Tbit I Or TWELVE DOLLARB- Delivered in tiny Portion of the City! To parties taking a CA'. LOAD, prior to Sep tember IstDfJfoo rates•<- freight are advanced), - a deduction of Four ivolinr* per Car lx>;td wist be made. J - DHA& V ROWLAND. iy 16-ts . IN T«K DMIRI-Tl fWURi T»F tNk jl United Stftte for tha Southern District oL Georgia- ' * . -' ’ Tn the uiaHer-of , CHARLES B DAY, UN BANKRUPTCY. Bankrupt. ’ J To whom.it mny concern; 'Dre uudemigaed hereby gives, notice es "hfe appointment as AsKigui-e of Chartes B, lhty,y»l in the conntv of Richmond, and State 6f Georgia, wit bin mid District, who ijaa teeu adjnitesd a Btuik nipt up<W fus wwh petMSn by'the Dfetrfet Court <?!'suHlAiisUieU - g 's' - ' ' Dated at AugiiTi. Git..lbis I!Hh dnv ofKaptenr ber, A. D , 1868. HENRY JONES. sef!t-faw3w • ■ ■ Assignee. —r- -T— I .- ——-—f—; jj u . ■ -ey —— l - '■ ' -~*e . y IT. »W —V'»’ V*VW AUGUSTA, GA.. SATURDAY MORNING. SEPTEMBER 26, 18«s8tar Official. Proclamation by the Governor. Wu'kKSAR, Law abiding citizens fiwui many sections of the State unite in eotnumnicaubns to tiiis Department, setting forth that misguided persona are stirring up strife among tire people, by unlawful acts of violence against the person aiid property of citizens, on account of political opinion; and that persons distinguished for their bortility to the Government of the United States, aud of this State, are promoting said acta of vio lence by publicly denouncing the laws as rsvolu tiouary, unconstitutional and void, aud declaim iug in a manner tending to excite resistance to the lawful authority of the State, and to perauado others to join In a combined resisianch to and a disregard of the eivil rights of ertizena, and whereas, it is further communicated that the Inev itable result of said acts of violence and inemree, tionary appeals is already becoming manifest iu the rapid spread of a disjiesition on the part of those who maintain the validity of the laws of Cougress. and of the State. Governments estab iislied thereunder, to protect themselves by anus from said nets of violence, mol from said combi nations against their civil Tight’; and whereas, the General Assembly Ims adopted the following jneauible and resolution; “Whereas, it being tlie practice of a portion of the citizens of this State to assemble in large numbers with arms, for the purpose of exercising iu military tactics, and i>r other unlawful purposes, without authority of law. and to the terror of t he good citizens thereof; xtuedveu, tueaoiviv, by flip Senate and Hmubo fn Representatives. That his Excellency the Gov ernor be, and he is hereby, respectfully requested ■to issue Ills prodamSthm, prohibiting such armed aud unlawful assemblages. But the right of the people to peaceably assemble for the consideration of any matter shall uof be impaired by any proc Initiation of the Governor.” Now, therefore, I, Rnfns B. Bullock, Governin' of this State, and (Jotnmander-in Chief of the army and navy ami militia thereof, do issue this ray Proclamation, eranmandtug all citixcun to, ph stain from any acts of violr-Hvo against person or prdperty, or from persuasions which will tend to exeite to violence or unlawful combinations, aud from all Upterfetefee with ilm r'oiistitutiotml tight of persons to assemble for political or other peace ful purposes; and to yield prompt and respectful obedience to the officers of the law under all dr , cumstauces; and also charging upon the -aid officers the exercise of great vigilance that the majesty of the civil law be viuuicafed and great caution that all their acts may be fully justified l>y aud done in pursuance of onr Constitution and laws, Aud to make known that no authority has been granted by the Executive for the loimalion Os armed oruuaimed organizations ol auy kind or character; and that the drilling or exefoisiug in military tactics witli arms of any organized body of men within this State, except the army of ilte United States, is unauthorized, unlawful, and against the peace and good order of the State, anil mnrt be immediately suspended The following extracts from the Coustifutiou and the Code are commended to tire thoughtful consideration of.Uie public: ARTICLE I—CONSTITUTION. SgCTios 1. Protection to pereon and property is the parumoant duty of Government, and shall be impartial and compiete SEC. 2. All persons born or naturalized in tile United States, and resftfent itt this State, are hereby declared citizens of this State, and no laws sliali he made or enforced which ahull abridge the privileges Ol imwuiiiti»»a»l eiuzetis of the United States, or of this State, or deny to any person within its jurisdiction the equal protection, of its htws. And it shall lie the duty of the General Assembly, by appropriate legislation, to protect every person in the dne enjoyment of the rights, priviieges, and immunities’ guaranteed iu this sectftm. S«C. . r >. Tim: right of the people to appeal tu fire Courts, to petition goveniiiiottt in all matters, and peaceably tu assemble for the consideration of any matter, shall never be impaired. BSC. 6. Every person charged with aneffieut-e against the laws shaft have the privilege, aud ben cHtof counsel,and ehaft Ire fornnhed, on demand, with a copy ol the accusation and a list trf the wituesßcsou whose testimony the charge against him is founded, shall liaye compulsory processes to compel the attendance of his own witnesses, shall be confronted with the witnesses testifying against him, and shall have a public nnd speedy trial by an impartial jury. Sec. 9. Freedom of speech aud freedom of tlfo pjCss are inherent elemeuta of political liberty. But while every citizen may freely speak, tar write, or print on any subject,, he shall be respon sible for the abu.-re of tlial liberty. Sec. 111. Tlie right of tlie people to be secure in their persons, houses, papers and effects against tniri’asoimble searches aud seizures shall apt be violated, aud no warrant siuill issue but upon probable cause, supported by oath or affinualion, particulaily describing the place or placets to be. searched, and the person or things to be seized. SBC. 11. No person shall bo molested for his opinions, or be subject to any civil or political in capacity, or acquire any civil or political advan tage in consequence of such opinions. Hbc. 14. The right of the pedple to keep imd bear arms shall not be infringed. CODE, Sic. 1249. Insraiectiou shall consist in any combined resistance te the lawful authority of the State with iutontto the denial Uieroof, when the same is luuuifeeted by acts of violence. B«c. 4250. Any attempt, by persuasion or otherwise, Io induce others to join in nay com bined resistance to the lawful authority of the State, shall constitute an attempt to incite insur rection. > 8bc,4251. Any person convicted of the uttepoe of insurrection, pr attempt at insurrection, shall bo punished with death, or if the jury recommend to ihercy, confinement in the Penitentiary for a term not less than five nor more titan twenty years. > Sxo. 4252. If any person shall bring, introduce, permit, or circulate, or caused to bo introduced, circulated, or permitted, or aidor assist, or Win any mannitein’fr-.nnentft’ in bimgift';, introducing, circulating, or printing within this State, any paper, painpjiiet, gitr-nfer. or any writing for the purpose «f cxeifiug insnrrectfon, riot, or eonspi racy, or fesietaneis against the lawful authority of tlie State, or agaiust the lives of the inhabitants thereof, or any part of them, such person or nersons so offending sltali be guilty of a liigh inis demeanor; nnd mt conviction Shall be punUticd by eoHflnemenf in the Penitentiary for a term not less than five nor longer tlnm twenty yearu Tlie conditions upon which parole was grauted to these persons in thw State, who Were prisoners of war, are tbut the persons paroled “ will not be disturbed by the United States authorities stefepg as they observe their parole and the laws in foree where they reside.” . - Given under my hand and the Great Seal of tlie St a''' “1 ihe Capital iu the ait v of Atjauta.this 14tl> day of&"pU:uil>er,iutlie year of our Lmd, eighteen hundred and sixty-eight, aud of the Independence of the United States of America, the uiuety third. RUFUS B- BULLOCK, By the Governor t Govcriior. DAvin G. Cottinu, , ' Secretary of JStah-. . scplS 2w 'V " Assignee’s Sale. Agreeably to an order- from Hon. A. G. Foster, Register iu Bank ruptcy. will be sold, before the Court House door, alAppliug. on tke FIRST TUESDAY IN OCT© BER. next, within the legal hoqrs es sate one tract or parcel of Land, lying in the county of Columbia, on the waters or Sullivan's Creek, and adjoining lands of Wm.,!S’.' Dttun, D. Qolviu, ;fnd D, Marshall, containing f+2s) four Mudred aud twenty-five acres, more or less Also, a certain A fa. . issued from ColuuaWa Superior Court, in favor of Thonrns K. Blalock v», James Ml Harris, AdminfetrtrtOi <f!W. H. Fallin, deccaked, and one premmiseory (negotiuble) note on Joseph (I. Mar shall deceased. Sold as the propdrty-Tf Thomas K. BlMock. a Bankrupt, for the benefit of his creditors. The land will be sold tree from all euenmbranoe. At the same time and phree will be sold a prota issory (negotiable) note on James L. Eubank, with’William Bennett, security, for the benefit of the creditors ofGeorge >. Duun,a,Bankrupt. Tekus—Cash, in the tjarreney of t.lie evUntry. September ifllh 1868, 11. 8 NEAL, - scpll—law3w . I’ITYIIE DIBTMCT OQUWT OF TUB* United States ter tbe Northern District of .Georgia. . ...I ' la the matter o£ ' p- ■' BENJAMIN F.WILLIS,[IN BANKRUPTCY- Bankrupt. ) To whom it may centers : The nndtrsigued hereby gives notie# of his appointment as A* signee of Benjamin F. Willis, of the conhty as Franklin and sfijfe of Goqrglt, within »ald Df’lrict, who has been adjudged a Bankrupt upon bis own petition by the - District Conrt of Ktiil District. ' fhac-l tbe "Olh day »f August, A. ISftfi.. - JESSE F. LANGSTON, - seplT—lhw3w* A twig neo, etc. Richmond County. 4DTATE OF GNORGIA- L r Richin-mil Cotioty. Wh»rbas, James A. Gray, Admtvistntior on Ute talato es Francis O’Connor, applies to tue for Letters of Dismission. Those are therefore to cite aed udutoniah all and singular, the kindrod and croditpre of said deceased, to be tfod appear at my -ffiCe on or bofor# th« fi f3t Monday tn November next, to ebow cause, if any they have, why said Letters should not be granted. Given undec my hand and official signature, nt office iu Augnsta, this 2d day of June. 'Bfiß; E. M. BRAYTON, Jc3 tiin’ ; „'.T Jtedjna^y.. Letters of Dismission. , liichMoini Ovn/tlyt ■ WheregSr D“ket, Admmistrofrjx, With the will nnfiex.-d on the estate of Antoine ViecpaM, deeeasod, applies to me for Leiters of Disiuisrion: Thgee uro, therefore, to cite and admouish all au<l siagular, the kindryd nn.-l creditors of sdid deoOusc.f, to be and appear at uiy office on or lielore the first Monday in October, to sh'.w canre, if any they have, wiry said Letters tilinnld irot be granted. Given under my hußd and official signature at Augusta, (he 16th day of May, 1868. E. M. BRAYTON, wyl9 lawSrn* Ordinary. Letters of Dismission. QTATE OF GEORtfIA bJ Count)/. Yviforeus. Josephine Wilson, Administratrix ou the estate of Peter Wilson, deceased, applies to me for Letters of Dismission. . These are, therefor*, *> cite teid admonish all and urajnlar, tke kindred and creaitors obgwd itecesnren,.to ho aud appear at my office oimr be fore the first Monday iff October, to abow cause, if any they have, why said Letters should not be granted- Given uuder my hand aud official signature, at Office Iu Augusta, thia Uh day otMay,4B6B. E. M. BRAYTON, myfl—-fim* Oriiuary. Letters of Dismission. GE GEORGIA. O Hickmond Couttiy. WlrereMs Wai. C. Toder, AdinimsiraM-<>f tile estate of Sarah Swinney, deceased, applies to me for la'tters of Dismission These are, therefore, Io rite and adtnnnish all aiid singular, tire kindred and ot' said <ie. ceased, t» be and uppdfir at my oflfee, woe before the nrst Monday in October,to show cause, if any tjiev have, why said Letters slioahinotbagrautod. Given under hiy hand and officialsTifiiajUre, at office iu Augusta, this Hfth day of April, 1868 E. M. BRAYTON, uplj—laWUm* Ordinary. Letters of Dismission. VTATE. OF GEORGIA— hJ Riehmtnul County. Whereas, John li. Bolt, Ailmiuistralur on the estate of Patrick O'Sullivan, deceased, apjrires to me for Letters of Dismfssiou. These are, therefore th cite and ajmahtrh- all and angular, the kindred and creditors of said deceased, to bv and appear at ray office ou f>r be fore the fust, Mpuday iu October, to show cause, if any they have, why euid Lyltereabould L>t ,I># granted. Given under my hand and official signature,, a office- iu Augusta,' thi#sth day of Mav, 18(18. E M. BRAYTON, tayl>—fim» _ Ordinary. State of gkokgia—- - - O Sie/exututl Ci/ntdy. .Whereas, Rob. D<gigl,isu aral 8. D. Withams. Executors nn the Estefeot Ira l>. Mathuwar'late of said county, deceased, apply-to foe letters of .Imnission' These ate, therefore, to. cite and atlmonwh nil and eiligitlai, the. kindred and cie-lrtot Bof . aid de tfepsed, to be and appear al my office »n or before the first Monday in February next, tn show c.yrae, ifany they have, why said Letters should not be gtauled. ' \ Given uuder my laind aud official sigHaUtre,' nl office in Angqpta, this August 15th, 1868. SAMUEL LEVY, au 18—Ismdui Ordinary. Letters of Guardianship. S«TATE OF GMrilttiU— ■6- . liiehnoniP Connlyt Wuwtr.A6 James M, Palmer applies for Let ters of tsirafdianshto vs ltcbe'-ca Frances Odom, Wi.ftw.in Stephen OJempand Mitrlhu Jane Odum, minor children- es Jumhs Burris Oduoi, de ceased— These are therefore'to cite an* admnnieh, all aud singular, tbe kiudred and IriMrds df shid miners, to be and appear at uiy office within ths, trine i ruri i’ied by. law. to show cause, it any they have, why said Letters should not be granted. Given under my band aud official signature, at office in Augusta, this Slst'div of August, Ijifta. Rt.tJJ’EL LEVY, jrl—3od Ordinary. Letters of Dismission. Qtp*«E ol' <;Roho[a, I- Rtohinrned County, i Wnap.ars, James ! . Ifethv.elf, Administrator of the- I State of TlKouas W. rirallh, dteww.-ed, applies tq ui- for fe.i ter* pf Di,-«irsai<>B. ■ , These arc therefore v. che udeomrak all ati'd gMtgehtr, "I ire ki >Jt'■•l .m l creditors of said deeeased, to knfi uppcti/ at soy office on or before the first Aionday in March next, to show oausa if any they Lave, why said letters should net be granted. v ■' Given uuduf ure.liued official stgexisre at office iu fiugu.-fa, ibr- Jib day of Sop terata r, IB6S. ,■ M I‘fol. l.E'.", - -eepS—tmfiifi , QTz\TE oi’ aKOiltilA— ~N /- - O ifii luwufi Wh ekhas, Daniel Bso-ani applies" t.j me for I L-etters of Administration -de bnnlf non, on- the estate of M'arttn Broe.nl, iaterif wild ootinty, do. <eaaed— Those are Uiurufv;< to cite aud luimoniak all aud singular, the kindred aqj creditors <f raid de» ceassti, to be and appenrflt my office, on er lieionp tbe fonrtli Monday in October next, to show ounse, if any they have, why said rtiould not be granted. > « Given under my hand aud official signature, at office hr Augusta, this Hah dav of Septeniber,lß6B. BAMHEL levy, sept 7—lni , ' Ordinary. STATE OF GEORGIA— • ftklmond CoaHty. WHkkzAs, Edward O’Donuell, Administrator <aa the e*Cate of Richard Quinn, lute of said county, deceased,xpplieejomajor IwVers pf Dis : mission. 'Hicse are, therefore, to cite, and adggniish all, and singulsr the kindred aud creditors of raid 'iecoaaed, to be and appear at my office on or before the lirat Monday in March next, to n-hovr cause, if any they have, why said Lett ere elioitld uot bw granted. Given under my hi nd and official siguutuig at office in Augusta, this firptemlrer Hlh, 1868. SAMUEL LEVY, «?pl 2 lutnbm ' - Ordinary. Letters of Dismi»sion. STATE OF GEOKOIA, Riehmond CvWtty. Whbxkas, William J. Farr, Admiuietrntor de, Joaita non of Hie estate of George P. Groan, deceased, applies to me for Letters ol Dismission. These are therefore to cite and admnnuui all and singular, the kindred and creditors of a»id deeaased, to be and appear at my office on or before the first Monday in Mtreh next, to show cause, if any they have, why raid Letters should not be gtafeed. Gives undvr uiy hand aud official signature at office in Awgu-ta, this ftb day of Seutauaber, 13« l. ’ SAMUEL LEVY, tog'-luiHm Ordinary.' Letters of Admiats'ration. CjTATE <>F GEORGIA— RicnmMid County. MTtKRKAS Julia O’Neel .applies to an faz let ters qt Adinioirtration ex the estate of Mirihnel O'Neal, late of said county, deeesreefi— These are therefore to vita and admonish, all au-i singular, the UuilteJ-and creditors, lo be and appear at ray office on or before the fii»t Monday in October, next, t-> show cause, if any sb -y frart, Why Said Letters should not he granted. . irtw-n inwfer myliand and official signature, at fay < dice in Augu Iq, this third day' <J tepeefe-’ her, ISAS. SAM’L LfeVY, «opl- 30<l - Ordinary. The Amei’icau Artisan 1 'VNW STATES AND FORSWN PATENT AGENCY. 189 Broadway, New York. Messrs. BROWN, COOMBS II CO., Proprie tors tff thn AMERICAN ARTISAN, offer their bpstaervieea u» tu»entor<,g» Soltcitors of Ameri can and Foreign Patents. Mr. HEKfiy T. Bnowe, of tliis fiwwj’has had nfoTF than ttefntf-tw<o years’ experience in that prefessieu, both in this country and Europe, and his tong practice has made kiin ■ personally known to thousands of invon- patentees. Tbe sppiirgtioos for the patcifth tqtoH mahy of thio greater afid nfore ifo portirut inventions Os the present cent nry ha ve lx-en prepared by him. Messrs. 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Brown, Coombs & Co. are prepared to fnrnish Co persons residing at a distance from N« w York—free of chargeynvittea opinions as to whether inventions contain any features of paten table novelty; to do this they simply require n sketch or rough model of tbe maefiine or oilier iu. ventton that is supposed to be new, together with a brief ifesoripliOu of the aune, aud as soon us pus Bible thereafter a letter of tb« best advice isnffiij ed to the person desiring the information. These opinions are formed from then- owir mature exper ience;but if an inventor desircato IjJio.w, positively, ‘ whether his incipient idea has ev® been embodied in a machine or process already puleuteT.hia wisest course wilt Ln to Hava a grttltephary exmnination made at the United States Patent office l>y Messrs. Brown, Coombs &. Co., Who «ill make a special seurolijainong all the records of that institution, uud than promptly forward a full aud eurefolly written report as to the pateutnbifity of the invemiou uti dsr examination. Fox thisTabbrthe small fee of is payable in advance; uaj the rapiiltaucs klnfnldlieaccompanierfhyn sketdt ofthe Inveiitins and a f«w lin<« of writiag describing the same, aod dtelilnilly stating those points of novelty wliich the inVetiior desirte tri have protected by Letters- ■ Patent 4 J’atentg for new aud useful iuveutioßS qec now yrtetord for the term Os ssvkntbzs vzzns Tile 3Hstinstalinciit of’tlie Govermnem lee,is sls, which mini--tegi-tlicT with fifty cents revenue stamp-tax on the p»>werW-attohiey—fe payable in iidmtnee t ou applying for toe patent,; and s2Uadditional ata dnitfo the Gove runic nt when the Letters-Pateiteme aildwed. 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When the model is small and light, it can be oonveniently and cheaply sentby mail The model must not exceed one foot in any olite dnnens iohs, unless ft is of snch a character that it is im practicable. Patente, except those for desigus,. axe granted on equalieruis to citizens and all foreigners, except iuliatritants of Cantala and some others of the Britis'u.Aiuericau Frownoer. Beeidea patents o« Mew and ustdu, inroufious.. there are also granted patents for iiesigim. .Deriuu-pateAte are wot now. as-iDrmerfy, Hmited strictly to oruaMenlal roti fig' era tioil t but under Section II of (be Act of March 2. 1861, atty new tormotairvdrtkie.ororiy impression orjiyttre upon tbdwfocilot uuy atticlp or ugUeriHl, by wlffitawr matus to 1 process produced, ean be patented, .un der this Act, patentees are emit leu to the exten sion of tlich-respective patents for the term of ecten y< ai from lira day on whusb tsiid pa: euts shall ex pire, upiniwe jiume terms.aud reetrictiojis as are now provided fertile extensions W Itetters-pßlent,. Among the numerous subjects foi patents of this dare may be pailu ularly mentioned—custijigs U all metals pints of macliiucs, furniture and ntensils; glassware, liurdivare df all kinds, Wimiccs, and otiierintorfor and exterior deebr-t ions of buildings; also, designs for woven Hnd filiated ffibcics, drear aud upholstery tritulunigs, nnd bar ucss tta.els and trade-marks for mcdiriuci, per fnme-.y, ajtd all preparations, eofoppmUons, or mori handi e. put tip in botdes, boxes, or other packages, ave snitable subjects; afro.th* toftas of sueli bottles,boxes, or packages themselves, m»d envelopes, likewise all works of art, as statuary, buits, compositions in allo or basso-relievo. The Govei nifieiit fee on a desigu palent sos 3J years is fl<hl7 years, ?I5; 14 years, f*>. No models of designs are required; but duplicate <fe»wing» or photogroplis must be furnished- The specification to accoinpuny tlie drawings or pho tog n whs te qffires to be prepared with great care. Messrs Brown, COoMbs & Co. give very narticnlar at tention to this branch of their bataness. Their clmrge lor preparing appli-utKins for desigu-patefits id genctaliy about |lo. Design palafits are only granted Io American citizensor to alfoife who have resided one year in the United States and made <mth of their retention to besoms citizens thereof. The facilities of Messrs. Bhown, Coombs de Co for obtaiumg patents ia the various European cdtmlj k-s are equal if not superior to those of auy other in the United States. With regard to then qualifietafons for snch bnrinese, it need only be stated that Mr. Bkown has had the prepffia lion of more European Xfipficatiens than W. v olhei person iu iliis conutiy, Messrs. Bkown, XfiwMur A Co , besides having a' branch offer in SVssrnvoTon, have their o#n Agencies m me prinffipal capitals’of Europe. A eireolar refsting to’ foreign patent businees will be furnished free on application peteotaally or by mail. Messis.Brows, Ct .mbs & Co. also attend twiu terferences, the extenstona of expiring Letters- Patent, and ail proceedings relating to patents 'te fore the United States FateutOffiee. ■ ‘ All letters, packages, bwtes, ate-, eltoulw oe nd dross-:A prepaid, as lollows: BROWN, COOMBS & CO., Solicitors «'f Paiente, my ll—ly. No. 189 Broaduay, New York. A ©HEAT CAMPAIGN DOCUMINT. Itaod-hsok el r»lhi f ’‘er SBKJI ALLY ADAPTED FOR THE Pitliril - DKNJIaL Campaign - Contain* all fee matter iu tbe TuUtiral Maunalaof ififife llfeL and IS6S. Comptlellffom officialeossrcee, Rives, fee whole- Political action of lhe (tovernment, toehnling liripiMirtirnont-, Recfaismtcffon,' (lone rai Politics. Watfevwrt, AveifotaeWr es t'andi dates, etc., from April, IM,ta’, to July, tSt'Jfi’ Tables on Debt and Taxation, Revenue and Ex-, penditury, Hauks, SogtlKiru ilegjeyririinji asd Vrtteik Mteetiefi Tables from ISfimfo (fore, 'ffitl pages, »v«.. clvft;>2.sh, post paid The ToliUeal Manual fox 4868, pepar&My, ninth, $1 paper cover, 75 cents, post paid, 'foldress EDWARD McPWKRSON, Clerk of the Hons* of Repnsssntatives, sepl—tNrwff Washington, D.C. ta . * MEDICINAL. - ... Asiatic Cholera in China. ALMOST EVERY CASE CUKED WITH PAIN KILLER. 1 1 HAD THE FOLLOWING LWTTER FRQJI 1 V Rev. R, Telford. Mission.try in Chin*, now visiting hisiiome in Pennsylvania: WASHia»Toit, Pa., JnneSs.lW>. Afessrs. Perry Danis A Son, Providenre, R. 1.: iteitr Sirs—ltariiig a residence of some ten years as a Miesipuary in Siam and China, I fouhd yottr vegetable Pain Killer a most, valuable remedy for tlrat fearful wAirge, fee Cholera. In aduiiniateruiM the medioiue, 1 lonnd it most effectual to give a teaefioofifitl of Paiu Killer in a gill of hot water sweetened with sugar: then, after about fifteen minutes, begin to give a table spoonful of thoearue mixture every until relief was obtained. Apply hot uppUcations to ths tottrtStftJSki 'SStlfc’Sfs Stout:-.* "th Paiu Killer, elear and rub the hmbs briskly. Os those who had the cholera, aud took the medicine faith fully in the Way- Mated above, eight out of ten recovered. YoUra, truly. R TELFORD. If fin attack- ifiith DtarrtaM, Dyeentory, os Crauqt Colic, <lou-t delay the use 01, the Pain Killer. Sold by all medicine tfettlcrs Price, 25 cents, all cento, ami per bottle. VC.rj’ • , MxNhattab, KanJaSj April Gentlemen— » • '• I want to say 1 a little more about fee I’ata KHhg. 1 caradder ita wry valuable medicine, and always keep it on liana. 1 Emm travelled a good deal since I baveWn in Kausaeraiid ueveg wilhaiit taking it nfiUt me. In my practice I tteea it freely for the Asiatic Cholera, in lIM9, and wttlrbetter euoceestbatamry other medicipe ; I also usedjt burn for oboleta ip . 1855, with the «um gtfod rtfelt « ' Traly, yours, ’. A. IHffiTW. M. D. SwATti, ClrtNA. ; -rOhotaa! * * » I regret to say ffita tlra cholera luu prevailed luwu of late to a tearful extent: For the last three weeks, from tetr fe: fifty er sixty fatal oases eatat day haa bt-en re ported, I stjoubi mid that the Fain Killer, said . rertmWj! frutn the Mission House, has been used witli oowwlerabiu Bucsare during thia epidemic. H taken in season ia generally effectual in cheek ing Ike disease. ,r. R>-» CHARLES. HARDINIG. , Sbolapore, ludte. .... -■ »• ' f Krlan the Portland Monthly, f Summer Complaiut and Dyientery. Bewel complaiutk seem just, now to .be the prevailing efemeat, and any medicine that i» every wdinraacceptable, Hnd ’that, is rehabte, is a very dafetaffie Htiqtusiliom Frotp what, we have Been, bedfef;hnd’ experienced, we believe DavliC Pain Kilter » thia desiderxtuta. Fer the best method of using it, we qs«te, from the directiowr: ‘ “Forcomtnon bowel romplainte, give one tea rpoontsl in agiH of new mills and motenes. in equal parlr, stirred well together; lessen the dose tor chadren, neeordirrg’tb the, nge. If the pain Ue severe, batlre tbe bowels aud haek with tliemedi •eine. Ttus niodo of treatment is good in eases of the cholera morbus, sudden stoppages, etc. Re peat the dose every lioiir. “Thequickest way 1 ever saw the dysentery cared wW l>y taking one «i>ooirfW es tlie Pain Killer hi one giU ui mite and. mffiaSsee stirred well together and drfink hot, at the sanm lane bathing tho Bowels -freely with medicine. Let the dose be repeaL .I cVety boUB until tlie patient is relieved.’* If every person tetio has reason to fear tiiis disease would provide themselves -wiili a bottta of this ifiedicine, arid neo rs ocenpiqn required, wo believe a great amen nt of suffering 'and sfektiesa would be saved... ~ msl — Special Kosice. -A _ <5 r/ Ijr uMr JWaKt ft h ' .. 3 £ z a■ L ? <•liHi ; J I I■l •' ? I IH «i ? KJ. ’ £ SB § to g ' kh JflK , I Spectacles Rendered Uselesi. The most eminent physiciafs OeuHsts and Divihes feeonipiond tHe use of the CORNEA RESTORERS for Preslryofife or Far or Long SijJ»tednesi, ar every person who wears spectacles from old age ; Dimness ol Viaton or blnrrlnr: Orerworxod eyes; Astheno pia. or Weak Eyas'; Epiphora, mt Wfitary Eyw; Pain in the Eye-ball; Amaarosir, or Obscurity of Vision; Pbotophofiis, or Intolerance’ of Light; Weakness of the Retina and Optie Nqrvc ; Myodesopktas peeks of Moving Bodies before the eyes; Qjd?td>almia, or luffam matlon of the Eye and Eyrfnds, Mid Imperfect Vision from tbe effect of Infiaifimxtion, ate.; Cataract Ryes; Hemiopia, or Partial Bliatta ucss; and many other Diseases of the Eye. (hire Guaranteed or Money ity'undal. OIVLY (ORTUA REfiTORER IN THE WORLD, - -. *x» - •« 'ihc Best Reultn eruf th Hymight Known. 30 SAY ALL PHYSICIANS, . ■ They can be used by any one with a cer tainty of success, and will receive, immediate beneficial results, without the least fear of Injury to the eye. Circulars sent free. NEAR SIGHTEDNESS CURED /Jj tie Patent Myopia, or CoCneO Flalteners •rely tenowta Remedy in the World—bar proved a Great ■_ , , Tor farther rnformnflofi, pflfo, and certificate! of cwtee, addresr u, Dr. J- Stnphens & Co,, . . ■- -s P. O.BOKsiib, A , : Rromlwayr NB4V YORK: JtW* STEPHEN’S MAGIOAL H&k’PT-IAN F ORIENTAL RYE OINTMENT dumed eye lids,'*rt>»,’aftd p’hiyefft stys- Travelling Agents Wanted. GOOD C.OMMISSION P.A D Selling es the Restorer* is » ptonmmt aW fioiunabie <mpl svmeirt.desirahfo tel <ll • Ladies. fflErgynien, Reachers, Students, and Farmers anR for all who .fesiro te make an ItoWfel'Hrfng by an easy etqpfejMneitte Alt-persofrs caking (nr tonus to Ageirts mu-t epvlore twenty frie cents to pay postage and eost.Tif pW'Aiilg iniofe .•finis containing information for ’Agents. Town Agents Wanted. .> „ DovJI-timsly 7AX.-T, ' ' ' — . '."yrnnm* ■ Assioess’s sAis timn refe.' on the 28th day of September, the fotfewldg property, to-wfr; Two Common Bed-Stead,,, Three Hurenus, Two tfozenChairs, Fire Rocking Chairs Three Tabfefi,F*o Tete a-Tete»,' Five Andirons, Two Paira Shovel*'and Tongd, Ten Gobleu mid Tumblers One Msde.Oae Jforee. One • Yearling, One Two-Horse Btfegy, Wagon, One Rake. Two Giirdeu Hoes. Five Planting Here, Twente Plofire. FtFe Axed. Two . Garden Spades, One Forty-Five Baw (fei. One Bet of Running Gear, One Sugar Mill, etc. < etc. Ar.(d», WiU be sold before the Court House door in Hie Bu, ke county, Gtu.on tlte FIRST TUESDAY IN OCTOBER, 18G8, all tlie Real Estate of the taid Adam McNatt (now in Bankruptcy), consisting of (2,ii4) -two thensand two liundreu aud fourteen Acres of Land, more or less, in said county of Burke (excepting lifiy acres with dwelling, ret apart to the Bankrupt), lying lUtlio flstlMstriutof said county, mostly on .the waters of Little Buck-Head Creek, and constitu ting a very' valuable tract; and, gHx# ‘ ALeo; ■ ■ 4, ““iunt’tfe rottnty Lands, ll» Acres, idjotuing Batn Lands, ou JQUte Spirit (heek, formerly property of Jumee McNair; and a Fing Sniqmev * Residence in Bath, with Six and' onc Yialf acres ' adjoiniute, the health of which is not anrptataed by any bx-übty in the South. ■ . ■ Sold under afi order of the Hon. A JG. Ftieter, Itegist. r in Bankruptcy, free from aft inenm braaoeb of the creditors. - ■ - , Waynesboro. Ga., Scpfoailgf • septi—law3w ’ Afelguep. : —rora *»■'»' '■! ’• *- T - Postponed U. S. Marshal's Sale TTNDER AND BY VIRTUE OF A WRIT u of fieri facias issued out of the honorable the . Fifth Circuit Court of tiro United States for the Southern District of Georgia, in favor of the plain . tiff, iu Hie following case, so-wit..- George W. Hatch vs. the Bank of Commerce, I have levied upon, as the property of the defendant, tbe Bank • * of Commerce, part of lot of tapd numbered teu (TO), Jekyl Tything, Dertiy Ward, together with all the improvements thereon, ropeistiug ’oi. a building, known as tbe Hank of Commerce Build fog, situate, iyiug, and being iu the city es Sa vannah-, county oi Chatham, and State of Gi-oigi.i, and will sell tlie same at public auction, at tbe Court House, iu tbe <-a*y of Savannah. Chatham comity, Georgia, on the FIRST TUESDAY IN ’ DCTOIIER next, between the lawful hours of Dated B»vminali,Ga., Muy 29th,-1868. . WM. G. DICKSON, . sepi-law hv U. S. Maxsbl T • ", “ " —_~~T r 1 v —’ —r- United States Marshal’s Sale. TINDKR AND BY VIRTUE OF THREE (3) ’ ’ U write of fieri facias, issued out of tbe Hon orably the Fifth Circuit Conrt of tlie United States for the Southern Dhtrict of Georgia, in favor of , tbe plainritti, in the following cases to-wit: CARHABT 4 BROTHERS re. BENJAMIN F. ADAMS, A. T. STBWART A COMPANY vs. BENJAMIN F- ADAMS, WILLIAM 6. BROWNING, Survivor, etc., vs. BENJAMIN F. ADAMS, >, ... - I have leMedupon, as the property of Benjauuu F. Adams, a Plantation, containing twenty six fine dred (2,609) acres, more or lees. JiUnato, lying aud lasing iu the County of Randolph, and State of Georgia, numbers of tola unknown,but lying at and immediately around Ward s Station,'eu the Soulhweeteru railroad. ■ • ALSO . One tot at Land, noutaitring one hundred'(loo) mires, more or fess, with a dwelling-house, out bnildiugu, and other improvements, being the residence of Bemaatta F. A Jams, apii adjoining ’ tlie property of Col. J, A. Wingfield, A.O.Moaiey, W. E. Adams, K. C. Jenkins, aH others, ih the town of Eatonton, county of Ptrtnaftt and State nforesaiJ. '-jj. ■■u.'-'l ■ ' ’ ' also * Two Store Hoares and Tails on the Cliurt House square, known m-Hudsonand Thomas Cor nor, now. occupied by R. F. Johnston & Ce.-, fcntt Beiy. F. Adams. •., • . -J ALSO Oneßtoi-e Honeeand Let, occupied by Ethridge A. Davts.d/uggiels. - - r ,*• 0»e Store House and Lot on Main street, uocit pied by J M. Ballard, Jr. , ■? -AMo ■ . One ii Igut near the Railroad Depot, now vacant. • . - ■./ All the said Town txita situate, lying aud be ing in Hie town of Eatonton, couuty of Putuaffi, and State aforesaid. And will eeU tbe sumq at public aqetfou, at tbe Court House in the city ol Macon and eoinrty of Bibb, mid State of Georgia, on the FIRST TUEB DAY IN OCTOBER next, between the lawful hours of aula. Dated at Savannah, G »„ this 3d day of Ifoptetu ber, 1868, WM. G. DICKBON, Wf>4-1 awlW U, 8. Alarabal Dr»t. of Ga. ~* ' V i k ‘"s .J•• . • --- 1 " . ‘ ' Postponed Assignee’s Sale. IALJM/ BE SOLD BEFORE THE COURT ' » House door, hi the' town of Sparta, Hab-‘ cock rounty, on tha .FIRST TUESDAY kN GO- TtißlCft next, between the hours of 10 o'clock a. m. and II o’clock p. -u., the foftowiag prop.- T erty, to wit : T< i Jfe *•. ■- ' Four hundred and -sixty two. (462) acres- of Itaiid, more or less, situated within one mile of - * tbe vittago of Lfrrton, In said codtfly, ttUd joining lands uffff. Stone, J. W.' Dttggafi,and Stanley. Alsusifori ftilcwlng-prontissztoy -notes and Ollier, fo'jjjebH riaff .One NMraM >D. S. Brown, as 'guarffinn of J. 4|. Brown, for ong N<4» on John F. Mulbgan.'fßT $393 ; uuo bvte ou J. 4. P. Robroo for |fr3iSq one At> ' toruey's llccrigt fox a Note on £. 8. Howard I ft* Wb; 6ue Rrcalpt from Wfiliatu Ingram tor ,a Note Wk;. M. Burton S t'ilsji., ~ ttald ar tbe properly of Jafoes JL (Jmscz • Jtawfcnipt, of Hanceok pognty,--fotJfflqjia, free 'from tho iucmnbranco of licue,%y order dl' Roti A. G, Foster. Register iu Bankruptcy. • Terms cash. ARCHIBALD U. McKINLEY, ’ seplfi— lawdw Assignee. ? -'*■ '■**>. > - IN THE DISTNWT UWRT oEVBE 1- United States for the Northern District ot Gevigia. Io the matrae of 1 JOHN Be WITHAM, fIN BANKRUPTCY, i »■ Nb. 29. ** * . The said Baukitapt havjug petitioned the Cowl ■■ bvroby gtrea to«Bpeerona inWereed to «ripenr <>n iSgfttli day of October, IS6B, at M .Tleek K . at Chambers of eaid District Court, before Cba»- ft. McKinley, owe «f. tbe Register df said. Ceurt In Baukrwptej, ife fee fcejtfeter a office in Nevmaß, Geoxgta, nod ehow cause why the prayer of tne said petition of the BauknipU etartdd uot be granted. Apd 'farther notice IS • . given that tho fenoad aud feirffmeethigs of c-red- Itwa-vull bu MiLfe the same time aud place. Witness fee. Honorable Jolni Krekiue, [*gkt.l - Judge ”f said Court,ibis ‘-Sblttay ot ygTrtWtrfL ’W. » SMITH. - fep3to-law2w* * lap a»- ■ Clerk_ < |N THE DISTRICT* COURT OF THK 4 1 United States for-tbe Northern Dl-lrfet ol- GeOr /n ß tbe matter of ' JOHN W. AD4MS k , AYn BANKRUPTCY. , Bankrupt. J No. 123. The said Bank r«pt having petitioned lie Court herebyveil to al! persons interestetfto appear oi tteffih day dr Deafer, usw. atteo'etoeka.m., at Chdßffiets ol eaM Bislriel Court before Alex. GJllurgay, Esq.. <m« of the ot safo «g ?. the seeonibaad third creffitorn will be In Mut ilia Krskißei f Itatrict. Court, and the , I jsetet. I , PB | to<jreof, this rath day of SepCber 18M. . ’ W. B. SMITH, ropifl-taw'Jw*, Clerk.
