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FARM ANT) GARDEN. Soiling vs. PMturing. Lot mo recite tho experlenca end Lot mo recite tuo exporionou ana prxctlco of a friend of mine. Coming Into possession of nbout nine ncrcs of lend In the neighborhood of n good market, mndn by the demands of n large literary Institution, bo cast about nsto wbatwestobedone. Two cows and n horse was tho stock In trade, for neat cattle. Ho was obliged to pay por sea son, men for pasturage, what they thought It was worth, at tho same time It was no small Job to drlvo his cows back and forth. That determin ed him to keep his cows In tho barn.— The greatest troublo was tho rapid ac cumulation of manure. By good hus bandry ho properly secured that, ho kept feeding It to his crops. Finding his crops Increasing, ho added another cow. Anothor cow only mado tnoro manure. More mnnuro husbanded In the same way mado more crops, and the third year ho addud another cow. Now began another serious dlflluulty. His barn was two small. Still at tho end of tho fourth year ho pill In anoth er cow and sot himself to work to get up a now barn, and when I last saw him ho had a now barn with modern improvements, of good size, a horse, a pair of eattlo, and yet had not thought or buying moro land, but wanted ono inoro cow. Now peoplo who do not want a large accumulation of manuro and a gradual Incrcaso of crops, should not adopt that style. But it sooths to mo that in our towns whore homesteads are In small lota and not easily procur ed, no bettor course could bo pursued than soiling tho cows, and at tho samo time fattening tho soil.—New England Homestead. pai the country are, on tho whole, quite chooring. Tho wheat crops nro larger than last year. In West-Virginia, Ohio, Missouri, Kansas, Utah, Colora do, Montana,Illinois, Iown, Wisconsin, Minnesota, Now York, Pennsylvania, Now Jersey, Maine, Massachusetts, Connecticut, and New Hampshire, tho quality is regardod ns excellent. In Georgia,South Carolina, Alnbnmn,and Texas tho reports nro not so good, tho yield being indifferent. In Louisiana, Arkansas, Massachusetts, Maryland, Southwestern Virginia, Goutral Ten nessee, North Carolina, Dolawaro and Vermont the crop has been an average ono. Tho oorn crop Is very largo and tho quality remarkably good. The yield this year will bo fully ono-thlrd moro than Inst. This Is especially tho case In tho Southern States. Oats, In Kentucky, West Virginia, Indiana, Missouri, Ohio, Nobraskn, Iowa,Wisconsin, Minnesota, Vermont, Now York and Illinois, tho yield Is won. large, whilo In Louisiana, Mississippi Canning Tomatoes. A lady of Tuscumbia, Ala., comma nioatea to the Southern Cultivator her experience in canning tomatoes, which wo copy ns follows: Any tinner can make cans. Order them made with a.groovo around the top, like tho cans wo buy, only havo the groove deeper. Lid to lit nlcehj; buy of tho druggest wax, prepared for that purpose, (I have no recipe.)— Wash, scald, and skin the tomatoes, C ' them in a kettle—porcelain Is the t—let them heat gradually, until boiling hot; bo sure they aro heated thoroughly. With a cup and funnel, fill ono can, and place the cover on have the wax hot and pour it all arounc tho groove; set tho can in a safo place to cool, and put a small rock or ploco of brick on the top to hold tho lid firm ly down * 111 cold. Fill the rest of your cans in the samo manner. When all aro cold storo them away In a dry placo; freezing won't hurt them; moist cellars rust the cans. When you want to open them, spread rclo a thick cloth over the top, pour on boil ing water till the wax softens, and re move it. Save tho cans, lid and wax, for future use. There will bo no fail ure, If the tomatoes are perfectly hot when put in the cans, and the cans made air-tight. No sugar needed.— Half-gallon cans ought not to cost moro than $2 por doz.j can usa thorn four years, or four times. I think this tho cheapest way extant. All tho old “gherkin" bottles, nbout the house, may bo filled In this .way.— Set tho bottles in n pot of (told water, beat slowly, and, wben hot, nil up.corV, wltn a doth lift them out, on* at n time and pour on eomo of tho same wax you use on the cans. When cool, pack them away, in saw dust; light will spoil them. If a mould comos on top, it docs not injure them; with a small oon removo it all beforo emptying ' ottlc. Crop Hoports. Reports of crops from all parts of Georgia, Florida, South Carolina and othor Southern States it will not bo Tho Roaotlon. In the North tho voto against tha Republicans will bo very lionvy. Men know how far Damooratlo misrule will go, and ivlmt direction It would.tako, nnd they do not know tho limit of Rad ical madness.V Judging It by tho past, they find it difllcult to concoivo that tho Republican fury has any dollnito limit. Hitherto It hns hesitated at nnthlugi has pushed recklessly on whorover hounded ambitious lenders, nnd rather than bo dragged whoro'sii'ch a party would go tho peoplo will tnko tho chance of revolution with tho Uotn- ocrats. Republicanism, In fnct, is driven'to a point at whiuh It Is desper ate. For two years it has stood n;ion tho defensive before the peoplo. llnd tho popular Jealousy of its tendencies been less olenrly shown it would linvo pushed on to tha extremity of confisca tion and proscription; for its leaders felt that these were accessary' parts oY its policy, that these alono could give It safo possession.of what ithadalready moro than an avorage. The rains lately injured tho orops in Now Jersey, Pennsylvania, Delaware, Maryland and Maine. Tho barley crop will be an average ono. Hay, moro than an averago crop will bo realized. In Pennsylvania, Now York, Indiana, Ohio, Now Jersey, Delowaro and Maryland the yield is very largo and excellent. Cotton, folly au,average yield Is ex ported. Sugar promises woll, but very littlo was planted. Fruits, almost a total failure, espe cially in the Middle States, and the peach crop will not be half what it was last year. In tho'extreme South the prospeot is better. In New York applos look better, nnd potatoes aro generally large and good. Heavy mildew and lice have kilted tha hops in Pennsylvania. Without confiscation, the results of nogrq suffrage will Blip through Its fingers. Without. proscription, the Southorn Stales cannot be kept fi tho nntural leaders of tho South wople. Tho Republican party of tho 'ulurc, therefore, will bo ready for any desperation, convlnoed from its .pnst that the greatest dangor is in standing still. There Is, then, greater renson than ever why It should bo kept from power, nnd this the peoplo evideiitly feel. Last year, tho gains against the Republican party on Congressional votes hnd wiped out its former majori ties and established an equality, and,, constantly Increasing, the gains will' now make the balance on tho other sido. Such n chnngo ns wo have seen in Oregon, nnd half such majorities ns Kentucky has given, will present a to tal to astonish and confound political philosophers—N. Y. Herald. Rough bat Graphio. Col. E. U. Townlcy, lalo of the Fed eral army, and a prominent convert from Radicalism, made a facetious speech before tho Democratic Club at Baltimore, a few nights sinco. His ex perience of army lifo Is edifying, and we extract a leaf from it for public de lectation. Read this: “ I will bet that they will not get a Jew voto, I was there whon that order was issued. It was just before the Ya zoo Pass expedition at Helena. Every Jow was put ashore. A Jew friend of mine was placed at night on the banks of the river with $1,000 worth of goods, in the morning there was not a rem nant of his property loft. Why did they send them back ? Was it because thoy feared their honesty and patriot ism l No; because some generals were fearful that somebody would get more cotton than they did. 1 havo seen of ficers buy whole stcambont loads at twonty-fivecents abale. Ioncobought thirty-six bales from a negro for $2 50, and thought I was paying a high prioo. cents a pound. “Tha war was for plunder and to dis solve tho Union. I tell you so hecaua I was in it/ I never took a' red-hot stove, but I waited ono day four hours niinuto and eorftq ono had taken it away." 0, Union I O, Constitution 1 O, old flag I what crimes wore committed in your names 1 Timoly Hinta. Kico cheese fools soft under tho pros- sure of tho finger. That which Is very strong is neither good nor hoalthy .— To keep one that is out, tie it in a cloth, put in a cool dry place. If monld ap pears on it, wipe it off witli a dry cloth. Flour and meal of all kinds should bo kopt in a cool, dry place. To select nutmegs, prick them with a pin. If thoy nro good, the oil will instantly spread - around tha puncture. Koop ooffoo by itsolf, ns its odor ef fects other articles. Keep tea in a close chest or canister. Orangos nnd lemons keep best wrap ped close in soft paper, and laid in a drawer of ltnon. Broad and cake should bo kept in a tin box or stone Jar. Soft soap should bo kept in a dry place in the cellar, and should not be used till three months old. Bar soap should be cut into pieces of a convenient size, and laid where it will become dry. It is well to keep it soveral weeks before using, os it spends fast when now. A SUCH II Tl IF YOC WISH TO HAVE MONEY IN TUB SAME .PROPORTION GO TO 0KO2SXHIB.'S NEW STORE, sortmont of Dry Goods and 'Groceries, at my New Ilriok Ilouie, on Hamilton Street, first Htnro above Holland's Livery Stable, adjoin ing Lowry it Ensoti's, consistin'; in part of Bleached aud Brown Domestics, PRINTS, LADIES’DRESS GOODS, Trimming*, Hosiery nml Notions In variety, ' Boots and Shoes, Hardware, Qneenswnro. am) Table Outtlcry, BUG A It, COFFEE, TOBACCO, 1’OlVDEII, am) an endless variety of articles too numerous to mention, all of which I offer at. EXTREMELY LOW PEIOES Call ami too for jrounwlvw, nnd yon will bo pltuuod with both goods and prluaa. It la n pleas ure to allow goods. S. O. CROZIER. •noO =i= COUNTY. Administrator's Sttlo. "OY vlrtao or on order from tho Court of Ot- •D dlnsry of IVslkc dlnsry of IVslkcr county; 1 will sell, before Hi Ihc Court-llouso door In EsFayoHo. on dm Bret 3#i$ ,l ' s “ l,our ‘ Lots SSL Sts, Sir! 511,800,280 snd ono half of lots 134 snd 133, null ortho shore lota con tabling 1 OOm-ros, moro or leaf, lying In tiro 20Ui district nn-l 8d neollou of sold .county. Alin, st tlio tnmo llmo amt place, lots Nos. 04, 00, 80, 84 nnd 8-.’, lying in tho SOtb district and 8d section or Cbnttoogs county, Oa. Sold as thu proporty at lYm. Puryear, dcoess. od, lor (ho honollt of tho liolr*. Terms, ono luilf cash, bnlaueo on IS mohihs'credit, with note and security. It. 0. PUIIYEAB, Adm'r. August SO-lds. r-d-nl, IP. II*. aiDOEJt'S, ATTORNEY AT LAW, ammo rtscz, asonoiA W ILL practice In tho Ghernkeo Circuit nml glvu special attention to collecting and sconrlng claims. inarlUfinn gun w. i-criMAS. n. i. it’cunr, LulDnan If JllcCamy, ATTORNEYS AT LAW, 8PR1NO PLACE, (IKOIUlU TXT ILL practice hi the courts of tho Chcrokoo Tv Circuit. marlU-tjnii ‘MURRAY OOliNTY. A' friend of ours has two hoys,’aged respectfully six nnd eight years. ’ Tha younger was partaking largely of tho good things of this lifo nt tho dinner table, immediately on tholr'return from tho Subbnlh school on Sunday.— Tho older, after oyolng Ills brother for souto time, said, Charlie, If you were to cat lmidli more, ntul it should kill yon, yon would weigh so much that tho angels could not carry you to ltoav- tn." Littlo six-year old hesitated jfor ’a moment, and' then, looking up, re plied,, “ Woll, if they couldn't do it alono, God would rend.Sampsqn dqwn to help them. Murray Sheriff's Sales, W ILL bo sold before tho Court-House door in Spring I'lacc, Murray countv, on the first Tuesday in September lioxt,' tho following prop- crty,'to*wit: i • ! Lot of land no. 34, in tho 25tli dis. 2d section 6f Murray county. l.ovlc-d m by virtue of a li lit from Superior Court, Wm. Jackson vs. John 0. Spruill, principal, S. E. Field, security, nnd John Oates, Indorser, as property of said Spruill. POSTI'ONKn SALK.*.; Also, at tlio sumo time nml place, lot* of land, no>. {inland 202 In '/ho Oth district and 3d section, mrtly In Murray hml partly In \YhitHc)d counties. *old by virtue of a Superior Court fl f.iY John Pal mer vs. N; P. Harbin. Lcvlr-d on as proporty oi shld Ihrbin. Also, lot of land, no. 4* in tho 0th district and 8d soction, of said county. -Lovicd on ns tlio property of E. W. Bond, by virtue of n county court fl fa, Wm Shields vs. Mid Houd. Al&o, one-half of undivided interest of lot no, 304, in tho 27th di tiict and 2d!section-ol Murray county, to satisfy one Superior Court II fn, in favor of l\ L. Foster vs. J. K. Thompson. Property of defendant, levied on for the purchase money, August 1. W. 8. 0 ALLOW AY j Sheriff. Important Legislation.—Mr. Tur- nipscctl, rresolution that tho City Baso Ball Club bo allowed to praetico on tho grounds of tho Capitol two days in each week. WHITFIELD COUNTY. G eorgia, wiiitiku county—m.-. iv. cook scy having applied to Im appointed Guardian of the person and property of ' ' icily, minor [Laughter.] It was worth slxty-fivo "J^r^d^l^StUrst Monday in October William E. hnd A. H. Kennedy, minor orphans of W. F. Kennedy, dcc'd, under fourteen years of ago, residents of said county,this is to cite nlljpcr- i concerned to appear nt the Court of'Ordln- next, nml show cause, if any they tern, why said “* * r * trusted “ “ applicant should not be entrusted witli the’gunr- diunship of tlio persons rind property of said ml- dm. Till i August 17,1938-1 m y J. P. FREEMAN, OrdV. •ell tlio land, belonging to tho estate of Wi Kotmt-dv, lata of (aid county, deo’d, lor tlio bon- etlt of tho heir, nnd ercdltora of said deceased, Aug 20 2m. JOSEPHINE J. KENNEDY, Ei’j, The Compost Heap.—Haul in any old turf, loam, muek, or substances which will absorb tlio liquids of tlio stable and yard, tbe barn, cellar and the sty, nnd whetbor you keep the pigs at work or not, you will hnvo a fine lot of stuff for tho grass land Intor in tho season. Manure, you know, is the farmor’s bank, and if ho would have bis drafts honored, he should look out for his deposits. Old leaf monld, tho sorappings along tlio roadside, and many other sources of fertility should be collected and savod under the barn nnd in tlio cow yard. It pays to look sharp after tbeso odds ami ends at this season of the year, for you can often save time by loading both ways in battling manure to the farther end of the farm. “Many a mickle makes a uiuckle.”—'Massachusetts Plowman. CHIPS. Ono block of stores in Omaha rent for $4000 a year each. - Forty-five new Pianists have gradu ated from the Paris Conservatory, of Musio. Over a sevontli part of tho State of Mississippi is advertised for snle under execution. Boston 'will give tho Chinese Embas sy a sail dqwn tlio harbour, and a civic banquet at tha St. James Uotol. Philanthropic London lias a “Drink ing Fountain and Ciitllo Trough Asso ciation," and a “Homo for Lost uud Starving Dogs." Figs grown in California tlio size of a man’s fist, nnd weighing a quarter of a pound each, nre displayed in the mar kets of San Fraucisco. Speaking of tbe newspaper discus sion concerning the adulteration of milk, Punch gives his opinion that the best artielo oil mi)k is—cream. Tho fisheries of Newfoundland aro becoming insufficient to support Iter population. Much destitution is ex pected there this Winter. There are said to bo thirty millions of bearing grape-vines in California, with A ckpaoity of .fifteen millions of gallons of wine and one million gallons of brandy. At the Working women’s Home in Nsw York, boarUnrff who aro out after eleven o’clock at nlgbt a>e required to pay 25 eents for tho services of the par ty ’required to sit up to admit them, Briek Pomeroy lias n statuette of General Butlor, with a spoon on bis shoulder. Ho hns placed this statuette in front of his office nod written under itiu large letters-: “-Thief, Robber,Wot Administrator’s Sale, B Y Ylrtuo of ail order la mo vested, front tlio t oitrtof Ordinary of IVIdtlleld county, ! will sell before tlio Court House door in Dalton, on tha first Tuesday in Sept. next, lot of lend, number 188,10th district hml 3d section, of wild county. ■ Property of Allred Johnson, deceased and wild for benefit of heirs and creditors. Termi cash. P. A. 11 AGO.AUD, Admr. Sow Large Turnip Cnops—Every farmer nnd overy gardner should cram every available spot of ground with this valuable root crop. Cow pen the land or manure heavily and break up deep, and after, repeated raking or har rowing, plant In drills upon slightly elevated ridges. The best variety for winter use is tho yellow rutabaga. These produce enormously, are very sweet and palata ble, and tbe tops quite as delicate as Gov. Brown's collards. Thoy will en dure very severe frosts also, snd can be left in the bed ell winter. Wo nev er knew them to go to seed but once in tbii climate. As food for stock, thoy nre Invalua bio during winter. In England the turnip crop is but little inferior in im portance to any othor. They may be sown to advantage until Aar lbs close of September.—E.r. man Insulter.” Tho corporation of Llvorpool has erected add opened to the public a plunge bath of great dimensions, at )lte small .cost of $25,000, and inaugurated it by'a series of swimming matches for prizes. A thick cloud of white butterflies de scended rccciitly On Port Louis, France, from across the Bay of Gavrcs. They were so numerous that they resembled a heavy fall of snow, ami for some min utes the town and fields were quite white. A -strong wind at last blew them into tbo roadstead, where they were drowned. Negotiations haro been opened be tween agents in New York nml in Vir ginia for tbo migration find settlfcment there of a largo Prcsliytorlnn and Methodist colony. They waul about 50,000 acres of land, as compactly sit uated as practicable, nnd conveniently near to a railroad. They would expect to build a town, erect factories, church es, schools, and a college, &c. Joe Brown, says the Constitution, commenced his harangue to tlio niggers in Atlanta, with my Collnrd friends.. ■rt.r ilste iippliuition will bo miulo to tlio Court of Oriliiiiir.v of niiil county, lor Ii-nvo to ill tlio liotli belonging to tbo esiata of Julm roadricV, lute of mill enmity dee'll, fur benefit of belli) aud creditors. This July n(}-'Jiu 31. 1’. BERRY, Admr. lifilA, Walker Comity—Whereas, M. E. luides, Bilminlstnitor oa the estate of \V, O. Porno, deceased, represents to tlio Court In his application that he lias fully administered W. O. Puvnea’estate: This is therefore to cite' all persons concerned, kindred and creditors, to show cause, If aliyAhby can, why said ndnilniairnlor should not bo dls- ehnrgcd from his administration, nnd rcocivo let-, tors of dismission on tlio first Monday iu Feb ruary next. This duly SI, 18il8-8m. T. W. COBB, Ordinary. Administrator’s Salo, B Y virtue of nn order Irom tlio Court of Ordl nnrjr of Wslker rounty. will bo told «i» tho flrsfc Tuetdiy In October next, 18fi8j at tho Court* Homo door in said county* between tlio legal lioura of aale, Eaat half of lot of land No. *110, dist. and 4tli see., containing BO acres moro ... .tot, lying 8 tniica South or tiratlaiipoga. wlih moderate, improvement*. Hold 1 ha thVproperty of M. 0. JolmMon,i deceased, for tlio benefit of heiri and croditorj, urn e - imutnbranco of Widow's dower. Term* ono half OHiiLthu remainder 12 months' credit, with intorujii and npiiroved ioeu* rity—a lion retained on land until paid for. Pol* seaion given' Not ember host,' I Aug.,20.tda, ,W. F. ALLISON, Adm'ri Administrator^ Sale. fint Tuesday !h October next, 1808, at the Court Home door in suid county, between tlio legal lioura of rale, lot of land No.. 128, 8th diet, nnd 4th avo.; lot No. 101, 27th dlbt. ami 3d aro.; also 28 ncreaoflot No. 124, 8tli dint, and 4*.hsee. Bold us tlio property of B. G. Hole, deceased, for the benefit<>f tho heirs. Tonne cash. Aug. 20-ids. G. A. J. llALE, Adm’r. Administrator's Sale! B Y virtue of an order of thu Court o? Ordinary of Wulker count), I will noli bcfoio tho Court Home door in LuFuyptte, Georgia, on tho firat Tucaday in Bvptcmbur next, within tho legal lioura til miff, the land belonging to tho o*>tn)o of D. T. Keith, deuM, lying in *uid county, fdur miles .•moth of Villnnow, vomiating of tho undivided Imll of two lots, containing I (it) acrcn, more or lea*. Bo|d fur benefit of lieira and croditou. Termacaah. July 19, 1868 40d.* GEORGE L. KEITH, Admr. Administrator's Galo t B Y virtue of an ordor from tho Court of Ordln* ary of Walkor county, wo will,sell bcfoio tho Court Homo door in LaK.svette, Gn., first Tues* day in September next, within the legal lioura of *;ile, three tracts of fund, belonging to tho balkto of Mathew Keith, deceased, ono lying in Walkor county, on which tho deceased resided, 3 miles south of ViHunuYV, containing BOO acres jnore.or less; ,ono lying In Gilmer county, containing 16U acres,' tiioro dr leas; and oho lying in Dawson comity, containing forty acres, tnoro or less. Sold for benegt of lieira nod creditors. Terms cash. July 19, 1868- G. L. and J. M. KEIT1I, Admr. We have Just boon receiving oorfoesh Goodi, which wefo botmht tho riso in Uotton, ond are therefore enabled to offor to tho trado 8 Than over. Wo will not omtmoralo nil wo havo lor salo, biit fed eonm I convlnco bur customers than onr Stock embraces ovorytlilng kept In , I FIRST GLASS DRY GOODS HOUSE, B y virtue Of on orUor front tlio Court ofOrdl- I" point of solootlon,'vorioty ofotyles and cheapness ofprlco. woiW. nitry of Wulker count;; Will ho sold on tlio petition. / K 'l In submitting our Stook to your Inspection, wo soliol a numeroui > donee, and give assurance that in so doing you will only consult April „,1IS QFZE * * I-OWSI ATLANTA BUSINESS DIRECTORY. lb Booksellers nnd Stationers, nnd dealer* in Music and Musical Instruments, Wall Pupor, etc. Bank Block, Alabama atreet, Atlanta. 'DUILLIPS A CREW—Book, Stationery ond JL Music Dealers, nnd kcc| ‘ * Jl Music Dealers, and keep on hand warranted Gold Pens, lino Chromos, Lithographs, Albums, etc., National Hotel block, Atlanta. J WAELICR—Manufacturer of Tin Ware, and . dealer In Stovca, Tin Plato, and Tlnnor’a Findings, Marietta aired* Atlanta, On. CHATTANOOGA OAR^l COMMISSION AXI) OItOOUltS. A K« SKAUD—Commission Merchant, Atlanta, • make* cash advance* on 1 consignment* of cotton, flnnr, wheat, com.and oilier produce it ntliwjr, Geo. W. Williams, Chariestcn, S. 0.» oi Williams, Taylor & Co., 08 Beaver street, N. Y. X.L.IVATKINS. J.L.niVINK. j. n A|>| U'alltlng, Oleine if Co.. 1 NO. 115 MARKET STnZM C11A1TANOOQA TExit Bole Agents for Vulcan ‘Works’ Ip. Drelore In Engll.il AmcliM 1 HARDWARE, 01 Nails, Stoves, WAQON AND BUOOY J/.ITFS/J Shoo ond Loslher Findings, Farming Implements and Field S AGO, AGENTS FOR cotton, finttr, nhest. corn.andpilK-r prudm-o p, REAPERS AND M01VE IillttM'i Gt-O. \V. Whllniiis, CharlMtui, S. 0., or , Threshers and Sahara Din Williams T,..lnr.t-lln I. V V I * uitoireio UUll OOparatOtl, Dario rowers, Fist nnd nouiiil Who H v .i *j\TEAD0R & BUOS.r-Tobneco Comud**!on Mcr* JJ1 chant*. No 2 Granite Blmd^.Broud street. Executor's Salo. I WILL sell before tho court house door.in Spring Place, Murray county, tlio lirat Tues day in Oofbbcr next, within tlio legil hour* of salo, lot of .lnnd No, 276 in tho 26th district of tho 2d section of Murray county. Sold ns the property of Dun«ui Terry, arncasod, for the'par- omo of payinhofftho indohtednoiw nf the estate, 'erma cash. WM. TERRY, Ex’r. Aug. 20-40d. Exooutor’B Salo. I WILL a II before tho'Court House door in (lie,town of Bpririg Place, on tho Ural Tuesday OctoheV, limit, lots of lahU'Nos. 16 and 817, In the blh District of tlio 3i) Action of Murray couti ty, Bold,ns tho pioperty of Julias Bates,,deceas ed, Air tlio purpose of distribution Aiming the heirs of the deceased. Terms cash. Aug. 20-40.1, M.M. DATES, F.x’r. Notioo. * ' LINCOLN L. HASKINS, hnvo tills day 9 given my consent to niv wife, Sarah A. Ilhs- ness that she would be legally entitled to trnrsact legally in her own name us n feme nate, nr.d to havo role ly and exclusively all tho benefit and profits of her own acts free from mo, thu said Lincoln L. Haskins, and to incur nil liabilities of such net*. In testimocy whoreof wo have hereunto set our hands and seals, this August 19th, 1803. LINCOLN i. HASKINS, [i. s.] S SARAH A. UASKINB, [i.h.] Aug 2rt-4t. Administrators Salo l B Y virtue of An order from tlio Coni t of Ordin ary of Walker county, I will sell before tlio Court House door in l*aFu;ette, on the first Thom- d;»y in Suntember next,'-within tlio legal hours of sale, one lot of land, containing 120 acres, more or'less, number 169. Ijing In the 2i'th distrlci a»"2 3d section of said eoonty. Property of A. J. Wnrnoek, deceased. Sold forotthofit of heir* Hind creditors. Terms cash. Julyl9 40d J. M. WARNOCK, Admr. Q.EORGM, Wnlker County—Sixty'data nf ter date application will be. mado to the Court of Ordinary of Walker cnuj)|jvfor-leave to sell the real estate of Lindsey Edwards, late oi said county, deceased, for the benefit of the heirs olid creditors of Add deceased. iuly-32, 1868. R. a NHBLY, Execr. REST k CO.—Wholcsalo Grocers and Commission merchants, Peachtree Street, A**:.nta, Henry West—A. J. West. mission Meivliaut, Peachtree street,’ Atlanta. BOOTS ANJ). 811 OKS. Charcoal and Steel, for Mining Piujc^l Piaster Paris Hyd. Dupont's RfOe and Blasting Powder, ,V«- Double TapoFuse, Fairbanks' tk*i?F OUMib h HATH Ell Jih'LThXO, PAClJ Western Sugar Mill anti Evapon Doty’* Clothe* Washer and Universal c Wringer, aud ImplcmenU and Machinml kind*. Bools and Bhoc*, Leather, • Calf Skins, ond Shoo Findings of every drrcripHon, Whitehall nnd No. 0 Peachtree street, Atlanta. I ? M. KDDLKMA.V & CO—Wholesale Dealers it. ! . Boots, Shoes,Leather, French and American Calf 8kins, Bhoo Findings, etc., next door to Moor ft Marsh, Deoatur Street, Atiahm^^" * - GORDON COUNTY Administrator's Salo. B Y virtue of nil order in me vested, from the Court of Oqyifry of Gordon county; Gn., I will roll before ti^MturA-Honse door in GaU.otnr on tho first iT’iic«14)pii» October next^ot^^Li^p-i No. 219, llial portio i tlio west side of Gosta* 220, 40 acres off lot No. 212, thaf.ll naula river, and lot No-*2lB, in the 14th district and 3d section Of raid county. Property of Thoin:%W. HkeRv, deceased. Sold for tho ben efit of hi* heirs anil'creditors. Terms ensli. Tin* August20t!i 1808. JOS. J. PRINTUP, Adtu’r. Administrator's Salo. B Y virtue of an ordor hi me vested, from the Court of Ordinary of Gordon county, Gu , I ter date appl Court oi Ordinary of Murray county for leave to sell tho lamia of John Bates, deceased, for the benefit of lfeira^ntd creditors of snid dcc'd. Augusi0-2m .S. CALLOWAY, Adnip. will sell before tho Court-Uousu door in Dalton Whitfield'county, on tho first Tuesday in Ocpjber next, half of lot of land No. 147, in the 13th dis trict and 3d section Of 'said county, sold' na the property of Uaiinda Townsend, deceased, for tho benefit of tho heirs and creditors. Terms cash. 1 his August 2<ltl) 1808. - - ni f dcc'd: llicso are therefore to cite nnd <dniyi>L'h all and singular, tin kindred and creditor* of said deceased to show cause, if any they have, in terms of the lair,why said lotteis should not be granted. Given under my hand nnd official signature, this Aug2’G8.1in A. FARNESWORTH Ord’y. jtiltulA, UitlKfr vonniy—lynerena, opsepn Hall, adinmiitrator on tho estate of Georgo Hall, deceased. repreaont8 to the Couttinhisap- E Mention that no luw fully nOiuiuistcred George [all'* estate. ^ * This ia therefore to cite all persons concerned, kindred ond creditors, to show qaiimc, if an thoy. can,- why sidd administrator should not kco dis charged from liia administration, and receive let. tom of diamission on tho firat Monday iu Feb ruary next. This July 31, 1868-6m. T. W. COBB, Ordinary. ' G GEORGIA, Murray County—Whereas, Tlioa. CuniiaPy, administrator on t|ie estutfi nf Henry Wilson, deceased, applies in duo form of law lor letters dismissory from tlio cstato of said: doeoa'ed: . Tlicso aro therefore to cite and admonish all and singular the kindred anil creditors of said' deceased to file their objections, if any they have; on orbeforo the Nov. Term of the Court qf. Or dinary, to be held on the 1st Monday in Nov. noxt, otherwise letter* .will. bo grunted the appli cant. Given under my ham. 80th day of April,' 1861 GILMER COUNTY. A DlIinSTmOB’8 SALK.—Will bo solil lie- - fore tho Court IIouso door in Eljjuy, Gilmer county, on the first Tuesday in October next, all tho real estate belonging to tho estate of Thomas Plemmous; late of said county .deceased. Terms cash. . . B, J. SITTON, Adra'r. . August* 18-tds. - ni VJT llowell, administrator on the cstato of P, 0, nowell, deceased, applies in duo form of law for loiters dismisjory from tho cstato of'said dcc’d: j TIjcm) aro therefore tq cite and admonish all nnd singular the kindred and creditors of said deceased to file their objections, if any they have, on or beforo tho Novembor Term of the Court of Ordinary to bo held in said county on tha first Monday in November next, otherwise said letters will be granted tho applicant. Given under uiy hand and official signature, May' 26 th,-1868. ANDJSRSON FARNSWORTH, Ord’y. Q.EORCIA, Gilmer County.—Two months af ter duto upplic#tion. wi l bo mado to t the Court of Ordinary of said county .for leavo to sell nil tho real mttalo of A.: E. Ellison, late of- sAitl county, devunsed, foffjlie hefiofit of the heirs and creditor*. LEWIS EDMONDSON, Adin’r, Augut 13-2m. G EORGIA, Gilmer County.—Two months af ter date irpplicatlou will be mado to tho Court of Ordinary, for Icayo to sell all tho raal cstato '-belbnglrtg to tlio estate of I. D. Chastain, deceased, for tho benefit of the heir* and eredi tors.' JOHN STONE, Adm’r. August 13-2m. DADE COUNTY. Dado Sheriff's Solo. rnsTFoNF.n salk. W ILL be sold beforo thu Court-House door in •lie town of Trenton, Dado county, on the first Tuesday id September next, the following property, to^prlt :'. , Lot* of laud, numbers 283 and 292, 4, 9 in tho lith district ami 4th section, and 129 in 18th district and 4th sec. Levied on tis tho property of Audrcw Young and U W Young, to satisfy a ta^ fi fa for State and county in favor of 0 M Tatuni, tax collector. Property pointed out by RII Tatum defendants' attorney, aud levy mado and returned to mo by oonatnble. < « «• i . . Lot* of laud No.< 21: 72 nnd 910, all in Ihc 11th dUt. and 4th sec. qj fcdd countv ^levied on na the property of‘Jerry Ofnflcs to Satisfy a fl fa itisfy a issued ’from the Superior Court of Bibb county, in favor of Jesso F» Morgan: Property pointed out bv plaintiff J. BLEVINS, Sheriff Aug. 6-1808, id and official signature lids ANDERSON FARNSWORTH, Ord’y, J(«y 1-s-flw. , EORGlA, Hurray Coanly—•Wlicrcns, E Si CATOOSA COUNTY. f^KORQIA, CutMm County—Whcrons.Tlios. jjr h " ' iliunslup nf tire jidraon nnd proporty of Joiri H., Jossphinu A., Julm W., S. O., 0. Hi, and (lluirlcs II. Dyer, minore and reaidenta of raid county. Thin Is tu cito alt persons concerned’ to bis Ir.d boH«- appear at the term of Court of Ordinary tube held noxt after tho oxpirntlon of tldrty days, from the first publication of this notice, Hnd show cause, if any they can, why said appMeant should noe bo entrusted with the guardianship of said minors. Witness my official signature this July 6, 1868. julyO-lm JAMES M. ANDERSON, Ordy. £J.E0UCIA, Catoosa County—Whereas W. J Whitsett applies to mo for lettors of dis mission on tlio cstato of Robert Liudcr, lato of said county, deceased: Thcso aro therefore to cito and admonish all and singular tlio kindred and creditors of said do' ceased, to be and appear uc my office, within the tlmo prescribed by law, to show cause, if an; they can, why said letters should not be gra ited Given under my band aud official signaturo lids fllhdaVof AprU, 18B8; JAB. M, ANDERSON, Ordinray. April iq-4lm 1 J 1 : ^.EORGlA, Catoosa County—Two months af ter date application will bo made to thu Court of Ordinary of Catoosa county, for leavo to sell lota of laid no 81 and 82, 28th district and 3d secticn of said county, belonging to tho estate of B. C. Morse, deceased. This June 29, 1868. ELIZA TILLMAN, Adrax. it*to subscribers until T HE CITIZEN will bo s THOM AS B. BARNWELL, AdmV. ,: Administrator's Salo., 13 Y virtue of an order of the Court of Ordinary J} of the county of Gordon, I will sell at,tlio Cdu'rt-Hcraso door nt Calhoun, in Gonlou county, Gu., on the first Tuesday in October next, all of thnt portion of Iota of landNo. 135, 151 and 155, in tho l-tili district anJ 3d section of said county, tii it Is on tho ctu-t (>ide of tho Oostanaula river, tlidt.belonged to Johp Lay, laty of said county, deceased, sod for tho bandit of thchoirsnnd creditor* of said deceased. Terms cadi. August 20, ISOS JAMES LAY, Adm'i Administrator of Emery Kay, represents to tho Court, in his petition duly filed and entered on record, that ho lias fully administered Emery Khv’s estate: ‘ • this is tboi'cforo to cite, a! 1 porsons concorood, kindred and creditor*,, to show cause, if any they can, why said Administrator should hot he ( dis- efiurced frofh ins administration, nnd rec^hre-'fet ters of dismission the first Monday in Feb., '1868. .July 30-liui, D. W. NEEL; Ordiuary, QEORQIA, Gordon. (Jouuiy—Whereas, Wll- H II. k A. W. FORCE— Whide.ralo dealer* In vJ• Boot* and Shoes, Whitehall street, Atlanta. Sell at New York I'nccs, freight added. J)lit GOODS, ETC. M OORE k MARSH—Exclusively Wholcsalo dealers In Dry Goods,Boots,Shoes,Hats,Caps and Notions, agents forTrion Factory goods, Do- catur street Atlanta, Georgia. >-ut aplchnd Faiuiy Dry Goods,Boots,Shoes, lints 1 *’ •* MH IIU.HIIII Bl.C ■*" psffrt baum, also keep* best stock of Krencb, Amer ican and German Corsetts, Ladies’ ready mndc articles for under wear, Notions, Hosiery. Lady ileswomen. Next door to National Hotel. D IiUO GISTS. T AYLOR, J. A.—Wholmlo min retail dealer In Drugs,Medicine*,Paints, .Oils,Dye-Stuff*,Glass ware, Surgical Instruments, etc., sign of Golden Eagle, comer Peachtreo and Decatur streets. dealer* in Foreign and Domestic Drugs, Paints Oils, Dye Suifi's, etc., under National Ho tel, Atlanta. Fairbanks' Standard Scales and KnoxviTlo lion Works, sign of Big Pad Lock, Peachtree street. LOOK TO YOUB INTEBB Pure Drugs and At "ThU'» Old Stand—EitaWehtd in lid THE undersigned is prepared and dailjef A crciything III the Drug lino AT NASHVILLE PRICES! The stock Is Inrge and will alWaya Wkml of tho best Medicines. Paints, Oils, Dp-" Window Glass,Perfumeries,Toilet Soaps’Hr Comhs, etc., to be found in the Eastern ih Don't fail to vic tim Old Stand, lipwfl Golden Mortar. . Mr. J. G. Rawlings, formerly with D. H tlio oldest Druggist and Prescription^ hi city, will bo on hand at*all limes to icnrbl and new ciutomer*., I on l, lrt| ( |l >t J < nnlv > ^ oii-lprli-M, reeling lownreif I will lie .IJcl'-I H. !’■ JIlcCOUKLt jiil2-0in 123 Hartct Street, Cltattanoog., 'J TIIOS. WKBIITKIt. CHATTANOOGA FOUMU Maohino Works. THE Proprietors arc prepared to mnnuftcml A kind* ot ninehinciy used In this conntrr.J Stationary and stpahiboat Englnrs and l y Blast Furnace, Mining and Alill Mm’l.iwnI overy description; also Railroad, Bridge, nil other kinds of Iron uud Brim Ca*tingi, * Gunge* nnd Gas Pipo Fittings always oa to Hpedal contracts mado for ’arge (jiuntiiiel Castings. Brass snd Copper taken in riitrl for Castings. - TIIOS. WEBSTER AIH 1 j u 126 m Pro|iri«tcal Iron, Nalls, Steel, Carriago material, Mill Stones,Bolting Cloth*,Mining Implcuieut« r WbUo- Uli hall street, Atlanta. O a R PEIS, OIL CLOT US, SHADES, ETC. Tf EY0RICK. 8.8.—Dealer in Carpct*,OilCloths, AY Window Shades, Mats, Rug*, Curtains,.Cor nice, nnd all descriptions nl House Goods, corner Marietta and Broad streets, Atlanta. Burn Little', Jr 1 , L applies to me for Ritters of Administration on the cstato of F. H. Little, Uto of sabl county, deceased: These are therefore to cite and admonish all nnd singular tho kindred and creditors of said deceased, to show cause, if any they can, why said letters should not be granted tlio applicant on tho first Monday ip September, 1,868. ,, Given under my band and official ^signature, this July 29, 1863. D. W. NEEL, UriPy. July 80—80d. AMERICAN HOTEL, ALARAMA STREET, Atlanta, Georgia. WHITE & WHITLOCK, Proprietor/. [NKARKST T10U8K TO T1IK PASSKNOKR DKrOT.] ' W. D. miey,................;..... Clerk. H AVING' again leased nnd renovated tlio • above Hotel, we nro prepared to entertain guest* in a most fatisfactory manner. Charges fair and modomto. Our effort will bo to please. Bnggugo carried to. a|i4 from tho Depot rco of charge. 1 vj Littlefield, administrator oi u. a. oui.uon. represent* to tho Court in his petition duly filed and entered on record, Uiat he has fully adnflnis- Stn.iton, tcicd said estate. This is therefore, to cite all persons concerned, kindred nnd creditors, to.show cause, if any they can, why said administrator should not bo discharged from his administration, and receive letters of dismission on the first Mon day in February, 1869. This July 22; 1868; D. W. NEEL, Only. KOBCfl, Gordon Conntr—Two months nf- VJT ter date application will bo made to the Court of Ordinary of Gordon county, for ieftvo to sell the lands belonging to the estate of Jackson M. Holme.*, late of add county, deceased, for tho benefit of tlio heirs and creditors of said deceased. McKINNEY SCOTT, Adtn’r. de huh non Aug. 6—1868. ' i^EOllGlA, Gordon County—Two mbnfhs VjT alter date,’application will bo tnude to tlio Court of Ordinary of Gordon county, for Dave Strickland, lute ofi said county, deceased, for tlio benefit of tho heirs nnd creditors of said deceased. July 22, 1808. JAMES M. HARLAN, Admr. 0 EORGlA, Gordon County ^Notice Is lioro given that I will apply to the Court- of Ordinary -of Mid county, at tho first tegular term rftcr the expiration of two month* from duto, for leave to sell tlio land* belonging to tluv citato of John Nix, late of suid county, deceased. July 3t)-2m. > A. M. KAY, Adm’r. J. N. B. Cobb, e AVING determined to resume his profession as a Tailor, tenders Ills services to tho pub lie, and asks to share o portion of their patronage. He. feels confident, from past experience, tlmt the public can be as well served in hi* line in Dalton as elsewhere. tlTHo will be in constant receipt of the lat est fashions, to enable>)iim to compete with the best workmen in Ids biAii)|»ss, . Grover & Baker Sewing Machines. In addition, I have become the agOnt of tho world-renowned Grover & Baker Sewing Ma chines, the best in u*o. Persons wishing to pur chase o firat class Machine can do so by calling at my Shop on King Stroet, Dajton, q#,, whete tho Machine is in successful operation. You can buy your Machine hi cheap from J. t\ T. UHicoXg Grocer and Provision Dei FRESH AND CANNED FIlUITi. I Staple Groceries, at Lowest Market rrWfc 251 Market Street, Chattanooga, 7oik ( A TTACIIED to this establhdimrnt i* a Cates ii. Bakery, at which order* for Weddingoraij order* for Wedding « supper* are lilled at short notico. Sjiechd attcutlon given to buying and k jul2-6m Country Produce, Ir. Crutchfield If Co., Jobbers of DRY G O O DSj Groceries, Notions, lints nml Shi No. J00 Ilarhet Sired, Julj2-3ro- CHATTANOOGA, TES Ueytvood It Gafusftm Dealer, in DRY GrOOB Grorerlei, Root, and Sliaei, llsrdniire, til qneenmrare, ud nil Linds of Prelim, Corner Stli mid Market KtrceK jnl2-flm* CHATTANOOGA, Tt»| Patton tt Payne, Booksellers and Station! CHATTANOOGA, TENN., K EEP constantly on hand a completeiw School Books, Stationery, Will which they oiler at wholesale or retail, «t julit' reooivo prompt ittw^ prices. Orders by mail N. B. Cobb asm the Manufactory. Call and ex amine tho Machine tor yourself. Washing Compound. I also have for salo family rights for Jankson’s Universal Wr-filing Compound, which save* spiip and labor, and will wncli in any kind of liuic wa ter equal to Reesfono water. tSTFamily Righ only OfibDollah' 1 "'^uiehaae one if yotl Want Whilo cbthca. Fob. 28—ly. 1 J. N- H. COBB. X S. Fitzpatrick, HOUSE, SIGN,AND DECORATIVE PAINTER, Paper liaiiger. Glazcr and Gilder, Ordinary c Jauuary for ONE DOLLAR, A Lfi work entrusted to hjm will bo cxeculod xl with neatness snd dispatch. Shop, upstairs county, for leave to sell tbe ! la King building, ffnitop, Georgia, land* belonging to the estote of W. M. L.jBowle#.' Refers to W. M, & It. J, LbWry, Falus & pnn. hto of said county, deceased. f rot, Atlanta; Lowry & Eiison, Tibbs Kenner A July 80 -2m. • A. M. KAY, Adm’r. • Co., Dalton; W.hitiunn & Ynru^il, jyl Cfias. SundquUt y T\,TANUKACTt|RER and Wholesale xod 1IL Dealer In every despriptiou of FUR N I T UEE| - Also, Dealer In Carpets, Oil Cloths, Walt P»l Window SlinttcH, Gilt Molding, nml Fwot 0URTA1N8 and trimmings. Spring HitUrrawn nnd Bedding,ef nil Desert) A Inrcc nnortmont of Bortnl Cuts :: which will bo sent to apy point oq thop notice. Call nnd examine for yourselves. ” purchasing else,where. j 1 Market Street, bet. 8d and4 th, CbatUiWPt^ -V-ITIO.r.lL HOTEl, J A. L. NttLCER,..........PkOPSlfflA TWit.NTT RODS FROM PASdENOER PKr oT ' Railroad Avctiue, between 8tli and Oth £ ' OHATTANbbOA,. JEXN. •Torms—$2.(K> per day; ‘Elngjib meals 5<ra FENTEtra & X/YON •I -O LOOK-STITCH Sewing Machine r PIIE only Maehino so perfteted that eflWjjB Jl IsfaetinnJrguaranteed or tho piirv’h 4 -^^ | eyrefunded. Where we hare no agent a rampw ifill bo.sold at very law price, and * Local S3 appointed on the most favorahlo IpWV FRINKLVTif LVDN&-- V . Augiist8012n\ g8t Broadway, NcyI" 1 '