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Lilt * — i hr«<u uj t M^con Telegraph. The French impress at the Cholera Profit* of Agriculture and Reasons for Hospitals. Engaging' in it. Thc Em U re?s En S en,e conf,nued W W r. x , ,. frequent visits to the hospitals. The *' e nften hear it said .hat ihiscountrv 1 , - , . , , . : 'Journal drt Pcbo ts says : can never he restored to prosperity, until , . , . , . , . . , „ On her way through these abodes of it* agncultur.il interests are made to flour- , • . r P , . . ... death, she stopped by the bedside ot every i«h. i he remark is true as it is trite, yet , , . J _ . . ., . . , cholera patient. interrogating them, reas- wc cannot sec the evidence that it is be- ‘ ' , r curing them, and lavishing upon them all ing generally acted npon by the masse ot c r the consolation* which could he devised JOHNSON &i GAKKETT, • New Tin Shop, ON - DEPOT STREET, Three Doors from Public Squire. General Merchandise A11 !> >. * 0l\ KUlirs !S Administrators’ Sale. I )V YfRTUB of r.n order of the Hbnonihic y the Ordinary of Coweta county. will i>e -..Id at tie lata residence of John M. rim*, mi <h" llth i’tv of December next. .11 I MIE undersigned ba* just opened, and is ready tc supply the town and rurround- • country with any tiling in the the people. Under the system of slave labor and c!:«ap cotton, no one w.-ms reckoned a plan ter who did not control the label* of a doz en or a score of hands. Thc culture of cotton paid when (lie land was good, and the farm hands numerous and owned, not withstanding the almost nominal price which the raw staple was sold at by pro ducers. Now with the logs of slave labor, ha- come to our relief great enhancement in the price of cotton; and it is really questionable whether our people are alive to their gains. Let us examine into the matter to see if agricultural employments would not pay, whether viewed on their own merit- at the present tune, or in com parison with such oc£Bpaftmn as have itiOI^JO ihem.-itfThow and eclat than of real merit. Thc best farmers with glare labor rais ed eight bales of cotton to the hand, be sides, a plenty of pruvi.-ion? for a year a head. In the meantime iIn ir cattle inetea-ed in number, their sheep multi plied, their oichard- grew, their vineyards flourished. The cotton crop was all gain. The best land yielded a bale to the acre— their poorest a third of a bale. If the farmer should now apply himself a-sidu- ously to thc work, lie might be expected to do its wi il as one of his negro*s former ly did—with th** difference in his favor of cotton at ten cents a pound and cotton at forty cents a pound. Should, ,tlion, a farmer wotk on his plantation, without any help, lie might raise eight hales of cotton, which would bring him in at the close ol the yea* - sixteen hundred dollars, and, in addition, might, the same yea", raise all the provisions necessary for liis family. If lie has sots to help him, his profits might be proportionnbiy increased. If he hired help, the sutnc result would follow. Now what young man can calculate, with any certainty on sucli success, in any calling which he may choose to- fol low ? It is notorious that many who enter upon any of the professions or trades, makes niisseruble failures; others barely obtain a subsistence, e-nd the fewest pos.-i- Either at Wholesale or Retail. Rooting, Guttering, Stove Fixing, And all kinds of done promptly. and at the lowest price*. A full assortment of tjj mm. by a kind heart, and rendered effectual by a gentle tone and a tender manner — Every where among these poor people the emotion was great, arid, as may be ea-ily iuimagined, the gratitude was profound.j Tears stood in the eyes of ail who looked on. One of the sick whose eves were al ready darkened by the approach of reath, ’answered a question of the Empress with **• Uni, ma soeur.” “ My friend,”said the Sister of Charity, “ it is the Empress who speaks to you, not I.” “ Iloti't recall that word,’ said the Empress hastily, it is i : the ewcetrsi name you can give me.”—j : This spontaneous expression of kindness . I,n d other good will he cherished by all hearts, and will console all who know who has uttered it. j To this touching anecdote, we may add a ' hriet extract from the Moniteur. the mod esty <d which is not its smallest recom mendation. It simply.states that a sum | of 5U,000 francs (j£2,000) had been sent to the hospitals on the part of their .Ma- j sties and of the Prince Imperial; 2.>,0 JU I fr. from the Emperor, 15.000 fr. from the Empress, and 10.000 fr. from the Prince. The Paris correspondent of the London SEVERAL Ti$USAND BUSHELS OP CORN, Star thus describes another sene: FODDER, OATS, WHEAT, PEAS, i “ At a quarter be tore t n this morning, 1 2 qjO HUSH ELS SWEET POTATOES, as 1 was walking past the Hospital 11 au-i Ij iu, a dark coach an ! pair drove up to, Aim ALL KIM'S or COUNTBY PBGfiUCE, Brick Front. S.coad Door from Po*t Office. NEWXAX, GA.. Will keep on hand ft general assortment of sne-h good* ns arc needed in the country. Whn f? i they will sell Low for Cash or Country ProJueA November ll-10-3m. HEW -GOODS? Administrator’!* Sale. \ GKEEABLY to an order from the Ilonor- \ .,1,1^ Court of Ordinary of Coweta county, (; i wilt be s -id before the Court House door N. -.nnn. between"the legal hours of sale, the 1st Tuesday in January, 18tn>. the fol- - ' ’ ’ ' — *- the 7th I)is- so-.ai property belonging to H:e e,. ite o. * |<nvi|l>r LoU ,, f Land, situate in John M. -'ini-, consisting ot a large lot d r<)We ,. l COIin tv, Ga.: Lot number six- splendid mules and hors- s. cattle, sru-ep. pork n t‘number si usually fo-’nd in Tin f-hops. ' W. M. REYNOLDS. Ne*»nn,Ga., Sept. lC-2-ly. J.S. j Will continue business at the old Stand of REDWINE k HENRY, i l IMPORTANT SALE. ''HE subscriber having been confined to his bed for years, and uunble to attend to business, will ^cll on WelnesJay, thc 6th December next, witiioti: reserve, at hi- plantation on the Chat tahoochee river, at the McIntosh Reserve, tueive tr.ib-s from Newnan. Ga., to the highest ■ isder FOR CASH, the following articles:— .YA'irXLV, O’A. WHOLESALE AND RETAIL LORCII k CO., just received at J. M. DODD'S old stand, Soutli- AVest Corner PuLHg Square, NEWNAN, GEORGIA, A new and large supply of READY MARE plend. and stock hi-?-, some three or four thousand bushels of torn S large 1 >t ot fodder. tuts, wheat. peas. cottort alst> sfW of the plan tation to. ifs; bon.-:fiioiil att.f ,.f- f*?fniturc, one fmtily ctrri'gc. several Natg.vns and cart-, a large lot of Sorghum Syrup, and many oth er things too tedious to mention. Terms cash. JOHN" W PONY ELL. Adnfr. a NN K. SIMS, Adtu’x. September ld-2-ids. tv-thrre (6=1) and f ot number sixty-lbur (f.-l), with the exception of the railroad right of wav ; also with the exception of one (1) square' acre including a grave-yard; also with the ' exceotwui of eighteen (IS) acres in thc South-' west cofncr. including Jones Lamp Ground;- also with tlr* : exception ol about ten (lo)acres near the No'rfh-east f'OTncr of said Lot, con stituting in all about three hundred and sev- entv-five (375) acres, more or less, to be sold. Sold subject to the widow's dow?r front the i original tract of land.- Winch consisted-of about four’llnndred and ciglVf^ (480) acres.— Sol'. as the property of Thos. Lk Johnson, late __ <d' CowctiV county, deceased, for the benetit the heirs of said deceased. Nov. 11-10-tds. G. L. JOHNSON, Adm'r. Administrator’s Sale. VTT ILL be sold on the firsf-N^sday in Dc- \ V cenibcr next, agreeably to an order- of 1 , the Court of Ordinary of Merriwether county, - before the Court House door in Newnan, Ga. r - '— ~ j /, 'j within the legal hours of sale. North half of• * I'JEOROIA, COVV ETA COUNTY. Lot No. J-'i3, second District of Coweta county, - v \VO months after date, application will be goDlaifa'ifig hitrctt^siS antes, move" iV* kiss,.- made to thc Court of Ordinary of said eighteen acres cleared. Sold as tlitf prf.ffefUff conntv. at the first regular term after expira- u f Peter Windoni. late of said county, dd fifSedi tion of two months from this notice, for leave j, 0 li f or - L h t . benefit of the heirs aud creditor* 1 GEORGIA, CONY ETA COUNTY. WO months after date application will be made to tiie Court of Ordinary ot said county, at the first regular term after expira tion of two months from date of this notice, for leave to sell the Lands belonging to the estate of Jacob Addy, late of said county, de ceased. for the benefit of heirs and creditors of said deceased. W ■ W. ADDY , Sipt. 30-4-'.’m. Adm'r cf Jacob Addy. I | to sel 1 one Pine Lot of Land in the first Dis trict c>f said county, belonging to the estate j of Job Big by, late of said county deceased, for 1 fbe bfucSt of thc heirs and creditors of slid deceased. SUSAN L. BIG15Y, Adm’x. October 7-5-b01. of said deceased. Sept. 30-4-tds. Terms cash. MARE MORGAN, Adm'r. NY Administrator’!* Sale. rr.r. be sold on the first Tuesday in December next, before the Court House door in the town of Newnan, Coweta county, five hundred acres of Land, known as th® late residence of John Houston, deceased. About two hundred acres in wood, and seventy-five acres in bottom. Please call and look at thc the entrance to the Faubourg St. llonro . and the Empress accompanied by a ia iv- in-wating and by her cliaitnber'.ain M do La Grange, descended and entered the hospital, where she remained till pa-t | eleven. From the best attrbo it. 1 learn j that she rquested to be taken totbe cb d- ' era w ards, where she approached tlie bed of each patient, and in the case of the dy ing the Empress knelt by their side and endeavored to hear their last earthly wish. Having gone slowly through every ward, her Majesty visited thc kitchens of the hospitals, aud requested to see the food i preparing for the sick of ordinary mala dies. The Empress has been represented in England as distinguished only by her personal beauty, dignity and graceful de meanor; but her Majesty ha won the heart of the country by ln-r ue ntal gilts, which arc of no n can irdi-r. 1 Lrinli Potatoes*. Shucks* 1,<)00 lmshels Colton Seed, 1*2; Med.cineF, Chemicals, PERFUMERY, FINE TOILET SOAPS, FINE 5AIS ASDSQQIHBaiFSESS,! STAPLE (HU GEORGIA, COWETA COUNTY. ■VTOTICK is hereby given to- all persons ; *j having demands against John Rigby, late of said county, deceased, to present them to me, proper!v authenticated, within the time place. Sold according to the provision's of prescribed by law ; and all persons indebted the Will for distribution, &c. to sai,d deceased are required to make inline- WM. II SMITH, diate pnvment. Oct. 7-5-tds. Administrator de h*nis non. SUSAN L. BIG BY, Adm’x. barrels line Syrup; —a r.so— A Fine Lot of Mules, Brood Mares, Horses,! SITERSOR CATTLE, (three-fourth Devon and one-fourth Durham,) Sixty bead of South Down Sheep; Fifteen or twenty thousand pounds of Fatted Pork Hogs; Oue hundred head of Stock Ilogs; One set of Blacksmith's Tools; Four and Two Horse Wagons; Carts, Plough and Wagon Gear; Plantation Tools, and perhaps some House-Hold Furniture. Sale to continue until all i- sold. ' M. B. CLARK. j TRUSSES, SUPPORTERS, AND SHOULDER BRACES, JJ LADIES aul GENTLEMEN'S All varieties of OT) GSS&SSES’S SEOES, BOYS & GEX 1 LEMEN'S ble reach either the fortune or the Mown which had attracted them through ’ s large and comprehensive, and a long lile. especially within the last few years, re- NVc netd enter op no argument to garded power but as the means of enabling prove the respectability of the occupation j hpr u > ‘Le greater amount of good to of farming. T'lie greatest poets of ancient her fellow cicatures. Her beait is cast and modern times have extolled the oceu- j ’^ 1C ,u "^ charity. She deiives pation with their- pens; the greatest of!"'*re pleasure in the exercise of domestic earth's herns have illustrated it by life virtuc than fl 'om the routine of State time devotion toil ; and multitudes which ; etiquette or the glare ol adulation which no man can number have found them ! necesssrrily surrounds her throne. The solves adva’ ced to fortune,if not to fame, ^ u,ur: ' 8 ' 1C S P nt ^ as f F P r * M g ■'! the cells of by the sure and profitable returns which Ea Ro v *iette 1 ‘’niton i ny. this branch of industry lias ever made in cac L the juven.le delmqu- nt Ferr}* will be let mind J at the same time and place, at he has, I from one to four years, Oct, 28-Stds. For Medicinal uses, BLUE STONE, E-INOER, IND1S9, MADDER, OPERAS T>T. p T3Y ir 3Y)V'r> *T t T^V x Jax x xixxf xxxxu xixf .Starch, Spt’s Turpentine, October 7—5—(5T. GE()RGIA—Coweta County. To all whom if concern : I VERSON K. WALTOM havinjJ in proper form app.lied to me for permanent Letters of Administration on the estate of John B. L. Walton-, late of said county : This is to cite at! aud singular the creditors and next of kin of John B. L. Waltom; to be and npuCar at my ofiice within the time allow ed by law, and show cause, if any they can, why permanent Administration should not be granted to Iverson E. Waltom on John B. L. Will tom's estate. Witness mv band and official signature, Oc- tober2lst, 18o'5. B. H. MITCHELL,Onl y. October 28-8-30.1. 1 GEORGIA, COWETA COUNTY. TWO months after date application will bo made to the Honorable Court of Ordina ry of said county for leave to sell all the real estate of B. L. I. Smith, late of said county, deceased. GEO. E. SMITH, Adm’r. October 14-C-2iu. rWlOSIPECTIT© OF THE CINCINNATI WEEKLY ENQUIRER, a ronrLAR BUSINESS, NEWS AND FAMILY JOURNAL, DEVOTED TO Constitutional Liberty, and General Welfare of the Country. NOTIO N S ,lj*s Ol all kinds: GEORGIA—Coweta Coartfy, To all whom if mat/ concern : E. PITTS having, in proper forin, ap- lied to me for permanent Letters o( Ad ministration on the estate ot Willis \\ . Pitts, j late of said county : I This is to cite all and sin ular thc creditors j i and next of kin of Willis W. Pitts to be and j It is b irdiv necessary to allude to our politi cal principles, tor the honest advocacy of ’•bicli wc have been under thc bau of military power, and have encountered a proscription and persecution unexampled in the history of th- Press. In tb^ future, as in the past, wc shall main tain as fundamental truths the return for thc labor bestowed. Health, respectability, longevity, fort me are [In sure rewards of a life devoted to agricul tural pursuits. If our young men, and our old ones too, would cense to repine over j^ast and irre claimable losses, think more of t be ad run drawing from the his tory of bis life, and the .lays .-he has since devoted to the remodeling of the prison system which lias led to such beneficial results to the young deliuqueutsof France, have made a deep impression Her con duct at Bairritz, when in the dead ot night she quitted her biibiant saloons to tages by which they arc still surrounded, ' ta ^ c L er f’l JCe b> - t ' )C cot L'oile de and address themselves in good earnest to the delightful task of making the earth bring forth her Iririts in her season, wo should see smiles on their faces, and in the end prosperity and happiness. Sketch of CaptainWirz. The following brief sketch of himself was givi n by Captain Wirr. to a gentle man who recently visited him: • I was born in Zurich, Switzerland; came to the United States in 1849, at which time 1 was unable to speak English I tried to obtain a position as assistant to some physician, but failed.’ Landed in New York city ; afterwards went to Oon nectieut. from which State I went to Law rence, Mass., where I was engaged in a shawl factory. After remaining t ere several years, went to Kentucky, where 1 marriid. I afterwards went to l’hiladel- pliia, and thence to a plantation in Lou isiana. 1 was employed as a physician. 1 remained there until the breaking out ot thc war. when I enlisted in an indepen dent company as private; was afterwards made clerk ot the Richmond prisons. 1 was soon alter made Captain and Assis tant Adjutant General on General Win der’s Staff was wounded at Fair Oaks (the wound from which he now suffers;) was then made Provost Marshal of Manches ter, Ya , was then sent oji an inspecting tour of the prisons in the South. Iu !86o 1 went to Europe for the ben efit of uiv health, where I remained three EAEE ANB SEE OUR NEW STOCK Family Groceries, i Hard-Ware, Crockery, Glass-Ware, . j Tin-Ware, —AMI— Confectionery. Consisting i.; part ns follows:— Sugar, Glass Sugar Dishes Ac., Coffee, v Tumblers and Goblets, N. O. Molasses, Pitchers and Bowls, - • , Flour, Sets Teas, | Lamps and Lamp Chimneys, j Pens, Ink, Letter Paper, En- 1 velops, Dye woods and Dye I Stuffs. In fact my stock will contain everything that is kept a first Class % 3> HOOP &, BALMORAL SKIRTS ; CLOAKS, “CORSETS; HARD-WARE DRUG STORE . By strict attention to the wants of custo mers I hope to merit a slinre of public patron age. I respectfully invite my friends to'cail and examine my stock’and prices. Physicians’ prescriptions carefully compounded, and all orders correctly answered. Medicines war ranted genuine and of the best quality. J. S. HENRY. Sept. Id, 1805-2-dm. Girard til's child then dying of the worst form of dtptheria. lor the sole purpose ol inducing it to swailow a m divine it had refused, will never be forgotten As the plain, dark carriage drawn by a pair of post horses, and attended by a single scr-1 vaiit, drove her away from tHe hospital 1 heard a workman, cn House, cry out, with j •unpaid’ enthusiasm, l l>ravo! lorumes devours a la mart !' ” Salt Tobacco, Nails, Mackerel, Cheese, Crackers, Oysters, Cigars, Plates, Dishes, T;n Coffee Pots, Tin Buckets. Tin Dippers, Tin Pans A Cups. Pad Locks, Chest Locks, Rai-ins, Butts A .Screws, Candy, Rasps and Files, Almonds, Ames’ L. II. Shovel. Creamnuts, Pocket Knive-, Fine Cut Tobacco, Canned Fruits, nous vous Sensible old Darkey. An old planter, an octogenarian, living *n qt* a great way from Magnolia, Miss., recently related in our hearing an inter view he had with his old slave Tom. just Gimlets. Shears, Snuffers. Hammers,Hatchets, Augers. Axes. 8lates and Pencils, Coffee Mills, C’iitv Combs. Horse Brushes, .Shoe Brushes. Bi .eking. Matches.-Gate Hinges. Tacks, Awls, Shoe Knives, Shoe Nads. Shoe Thread, Bristles. Soda. Starch, Pepper. Ginger, Spice. A1 m, j Copperas. Blue Stone. Rice.- Candles, Green j T a. Bar and Toilet Soap. Cotton Cards, Buck- I et.-. Brooms, Tubs, Shovels and Tongs, Fry- Pans, Sifters, Shaving Boxes and Brushes, : il .ir Brushes. Tooth Brushes. Dress and Pock- after the slaves became aware of their ! V? \ mat-. Han- Pius, Pen, Ink amd Paper. P< n j Holders. Lead Pencils, Thimbles, Buttons, f reedom Tom was about seventy years Sew ing and Knitting Needles. Ac. old, but stout and hearty, and had lived " *’ n L° ” °f ^hocs. Hats and . ' Woolen Shirty, all of which we offer on the with his master nearly all his life. One q est terms. JONES A CATE day old Tom appeared before bis master, October 28-S-tf. hat in hand, and with an uncommonly long face he said, “ I s’pose I»e free E. M. BTIUCE & CO., —AND— COTTON FACTORS, AUGUSTA, GA., E. F. METCALF & CO., COMMISSION —AND— F0RWAF.D1N3 MERCHANTS, SAVANNAH, GA., Kg I -if. i:JGHT3 AX I) SOVKItKKiXTV OK TUI! STATUS, I | Awl liw. Personal Liberty of th* Citizen ajnin.it attack* from any awl all quarters. Wc shall oppose ill 1 Usurpation of Power, - and shall ever insist upon the Entire Subdrdi- ! nation of the Military to the Civil Authorities. Wc are oppo-cd to Negro Suffrage, and thn Rtdieul Republican design of creating Negri* j States iii the South, with Negro Governor* ■ and N-grrf Congressmen. A •. W. are in favor of till the States being in the future, as in the past, exclusively under White direction an 1 control. Mid are opposed to any admixture i with Inferior and Subordinate Rarer, I We are in favor of r-. liberal and genertn.* . , , | and next of kin of Benjamin Gray to be and I P» fay towards the States with'vvhioh the Fed- Also a lame and full snpplv appear at mv office within the time allowed bv Golf mount Im^ been .it war, -in< e it is 11 " i law, and show cause, if any they can. wt.Y I 0IlI - v 1,1 t, ' :l1 M 'J nnc 1 r ‘ , permanent Administration should not begran- ! 1 1,1 ” e ‘.laced, tae I ted to Catharine M. Gray on Benjiimin Gray’. estate. ; As a Family Jouhn-.u. tiie Enqoirer is sur- Witness my official signature. Get. L’C. IS(,~i. I passed by none, and shoal I lie a welcome vis- Oet. 23-o-oOd. B. II. MITCHELL. Ord'y. ll, ' r t( > t! i<- family of the Merchant, the Fanner, ' j and the Mechanic, containing ns it does the latest an l most reliable Intelligence, General News, and Interesting Reading Matter. CUTLERY. appear at my ofiice within the time allowed by law, and show cause, if any they can. why permanent Administration should not be gran- | ted to Jane E. t’itl.s on Willis W. Pitt's e.-iale. Witness mv hand and official signature, Oc- ' tober 2*3tb.lS'U>. B. II. .MITCHELL, Ord’y. j October 28-8-aod- j GEORGIA—Coweta County; To all whom if may concern : ( <ATHEBIXE M. GRAY having, in proper _J form, applied to me for permanent Letters ot Administration on the estate of Bet.j.imin Gray, late of sai-l county: This is to cite all aud singular the creditors of all kinds of only in that manner that thc troubles of the n: ;r» restored, and the sections ever fr:;t..raize together. GROCERIES k CROCKERY. J. If. ITIA^CY, Salesman. Sept. 16-2-tf. NOTICE. /' LL persons having any of the Change h Bills of Brown, Swjnt A Co., are earn estly requested to present them to the under- ! GEORGIA — Coweta Cotinty. 1 MIOMA8 G. NORTH having applied to be ! appointed G lardian of thc persons and i property of Viola, Columbus and Benjamin North, minors under fourteen years of age residents of said county : This is to cite all persons concerned to be and appear at the term of the Court of Ordi- Tiik Financial and Commkkctal Dkpart- mkxt of the Enqui-er, as will he seen, is not its lea3t recommetidatioii to public favor. Art unusually large space is weekly deioted to Full and Reliable Reports of the Ruling Prices ' . of this and other Markets, making it an inrul- sigtied for payment. When these hills were i'♦’’O'Leld next after the expiration of thirty- issued, it was impossible o get small change of Gre aback-, and it was at the suggestion of several of the business men of this place i that wc consented to issue them Now plen- : | tv of Greenback cham/e can be had, and we , ; would take this occasion to say that we will I ! not receive any more city shihplastcrs tit our ; I house for goods. Other merchants can get j small change as easily as wc have done. We i have plenty of small change to supply all our customers. T. A I). S\\ I N'T A CO. Greenville 8t.. under M iconic Hall. Newnan, Ga., Oct. 14-0-tf. lays from the first publication of this notice, j and show cause, if any they can, why sai l Thomas G. North should not be entrusted j with the guardianship of the person and prop- erjv of Viola, Co'umbus and Benjamin North. ’ Witness mv official signature. Oct. 2.3 8-3 Jd. B II. MITCHELL, Ord'y. G EORGf A—Coweta County. \\ T ESLEY W. ADDY, administrator on f \ the estate of Jacob Addy, deceased, j who was Guardian for Jacob S. and Martha ' A. Audy. having applied to the Court of Or- j dinary of sail county- for a discharge from his j rt j ] 1 Guardianship of Jacob 8. and Martha A. Ad- Or 0101611, j dy's persons and property : O x- Tiir • . i * oi Cr„H This is, therefore, to cite nil persons eon- I N THE IDtn inst., about miles South- , . „, . rt . 1 . . . . . e v , t, KTyv . „ - _ i cerneo to show cause, bv liung objections in east of Newnan, a sorrel MARK, having ... . . ... . , . * ! . . * i r i i a i i mv ofiice, wfiv the said Wes ev W. Addy, ad- | a white streak on lier forehead, and white left : . . , J , . . , _ ' . . - . v., , , x . • A nnnistrafor on the estate of Jacob Addy. de- 1 hind fuot. She had on b*:cey bridle and citi- , , , , 4 r iliiiu ^ ceased, should not be dismissed from hi3 Guar- i zen s saddle—was shod before, is ?e en or , r r , 0 , . f . . .. * | ei<»h t vrars old. broad across the Lips, with ' > f Jacob S and Marti a A. Addy, and j ! uQh hip bones, and iu good order Fifty | receive thc u ' sual LeUpM of D^mtssmn. uable friend to farmers and merchants. Thc Weekly Enquirer will be mailed to sub- fibers at tiie following REDUCED RATES:. Single Copy, one Year $2 00 j Single Copy, six Months l J7, Titi Copies, one Year 2o 00 | With an additional copy to getter-up of Club. Money may he sent at our risk by- Express, (prepaid,) or in registered letters by mail.— For sums over ten dollars sent by mail, drafts ; or I’. 0. in iney orders should be procured. 1 Address, FARAJf & M/LEAN, Cincinnati, Ohio. HQ^Specimen Copies sent on application. TIIE NATIONAL AMERICAN. Its Publication soon to be Revived. GEO. W. COOK. J J. GOODRUM. E. M. BRUCE, MORGAN 1(1, ^ to DebtQr8 and Creditor3 . lITTSi f MTIIIIN dollars reiinrd will be paid for the arrest of the thief, with proof to convict. Any infor mation concerning the inare will be thankful ly received. Said mare is worth ?IT>0. H. G. WALDROP, Oct. 2I-7-tf. 'Near Newnan. Ga. T HE undersigned takes pleasure in announ cing to its old patrons and the publics that arrangements have bcei nearly perfected Given under my- hand and offi ial signature ! by which the “National Avericax ” will be Nov. 2d. 18ij.j. B. II. MITCHELL, Ord’ry. s revived, in a new and attractive form, and un- November 4-3-30d. j der very favorable iu<pices, in the city of | Atlanta. Georgia, early in the ensuing year. GEORGIA—Coweta County, i The paper was established in 1853, and en- To a$ whom it. may c> mem ■ * i joyed a patronage and popularity greatly su- ILLIAM II. REA VEILS having ia pro-i ? enor t0 ??>'. of , lts city cotemfioraries up to per form applied to me for permanent j w Letters of Administration on the estate* of James J. Beavers, late of sail county: COOK & GOODRUM, Grocers and Commission please.” “ Yes, niassa, but—but,” clawing bis wool in bis perplexity, “but what x:us Ido?” “ Anything you please, Tom ; what do you want to do ?" After working at bis old gray wool a little while longer, Tom unburdened himself: ** His is jus’ it. nussa, I wants to stay or four months; on my return I was put wid you. Wes been togedder all our iu charge of Andersonville Ga., until the' Lyes, uiassa, and me and you’s built up Confederacy bursted up. I have never ? l,ac<1 < and 1 sorta teels like I , ... * a d a sna in it, and I wants to stav aud shot a man m my life. U,b on it. Dafs jus’ it, massa ; you go *’ ^ long and gib de orders, and I'll tend to “ Massa,” now. isn't I : “ Yes. Tom. you're at perfect liberty to quit when you like, and go w here you MERCHANTS. North-West Corner Court Kouse Square, NEWNAN, GEORGIA, AYE on hand, and are constantly 1 ceiving fresh supplies of Forwarding Merchants, APALACHICOLA, FLA. ■ OTICE is hereby given to all perrons hav- ing demands against the estate of Eze- Th ; g ; s to cite M and gin;r , llar thc rrn , Iitor , | kielL. Bailey late of Coweia county, deceased, i and next of ki „ of j Ames j. Bearen. to he ! to present them to me pronerlv made out. nnd ap ar at mr office wifhin the time a „ ow . ; within the time prescribed by law, 30 as to , rd br j % how canse. if anv ther can. ! sliow their character and amount. And all whv i etter - shonld not he granted to William j persons indebted to said estate are required | to make immediate payment. I Oct. 14-6-40d. WM. II. KELLY. Adm'r. H. Beavers on James J. Beaver’s estate Nov 4-0-30d. B. II. MITCHELL, Ord'y. H ] Notice to Debtors and Creditors. ,, _ 1 n • . , . 4 LL those indebted to the estate of B. W. Advances made on Consignments made to \ Xonh late of s ^ d countr< deceased. J WATTS, CRANE & CO., New York, will come forward and settle the same without A large number of Germans, Swedes and Hanes are pouring into Virginia, but the supply is not equal to tlTe demand. The priees fixed for .heir services as farm hands or laborers, is §150 a year, with de work jus’ de same as eber, dat's all T wants.” Of course Tom was not sent away; nor was the intervention of the Freedman's Bureau necessary to insure fair play be- tweeu the old planter and bis faithful food and lodging, for men between twen- aild affectionate old slave.—Sew Orleans tj and fifty years old, and for women $100. t Crescent. Ladips Walking Shoes, Boys and Men's Hats. Fine Writing Paper. Pens. Cedar Pencils, States and Pencils, Linen Thread. Coates" Thread, Spelling Cjioks. Shoe Brushes, Men's Shoes. Pocket Cot^s. Agate Buttons. Envelopes, Blacking. Cotton Cards. Coffee Mills, Water Buckets, , Bed Cords v Bagging, Rope, Twine. Matches. F epper. Sulphur, Copera Madder. Ac.. Ac. Salt, Coffee. Syrup, Flour. White Fish, Corn Meal, Sweet Potatoes, Irish do C.rn, Peas, <1. Soda. Candy, Tobacco, Candles, Sifters, | delay . and all having demands against said WATTS, GITEN & CO., New Orleans,! dece ? sed 7 in P resen * the “ 5n lUf of tLe 9 7 I iaw in such cases made and provided. IV. C. WATTS & COT, Liverpool, E»g, ^ by either of the above Houses. October 21-7—3m. Hair Pins, Segars, Spice, Pins. , Indigo, new bakery. Fresh Bread! The undersigned is prepared to furnish FRESH BREAD EVERY M0RHTSG. ed by law and show cause, if nnv they -can. | | why Letters of Administration de bon^s non, T ^WO months afterdate application will be wit the will annexed, should not be granted be made to the Court of Ordinary of to John T. Kirby on Joseph Bohannpn’s estate, j Coweta at the first regular term after ex ira- j Nov. 4-8-30d. B. H. MITCHELL, Ord'v. tion of two months from this notice, for leave ; January, 18<jl, when it waS discontinued in consequence of the secession of Georgia from tiie Union. It will be remembered as a bold a'd consistent National Journal — zealously opposing Secession and Disunion., and as warmly advocating the development of the vast a-od varied resources of the South—par ticularly of Georgia; the adoption of a liberal system of Public Schools and General Educa tion ; an enlightened system of Agriculture j the promotion and elevation of tiie Mechanic — : I Arts: th# establishment of Manufactories, and GEORGIA—Coweta County. ,1|C encouragement of every industrial pursuit To all whom it moo concern • calculated to improve the Minds and Morals of XOHN T. KIRBY having in proper form ap- "’ ur Pc ?P !e ’ *“<* tender them prosperous and #| plied to me for Letters of Administration ! hil P?- v ™ ^ ' Ll, ! on a { °' lT I ' :lthers - J , . de bonis non. with the will annexed, on the “ <, ' lli . be the K1,n of ,f ? projector and bw estate of Joseph Bohannon, late of said countv: >' rcSent A f 0Cl:lI 1 f t0 su ? tMm ' ja " Iea(lm «' i This is to cite .-.II and singular the creditokl ? atareS ’ ' lie wel .'- e rned nrin,P ’ Inac P en - I and next ot kin of JosepI Bohannon to be | dence a,:d t0 ” slst£ - QC / ot the paper, and to ; and appear at my offiee within the time allow- t-j sell all the lands belonging to the estate of GEORGIA Coweta County Thos. Dver Jr., late of said cour.tr deceased .. / ’ ’ - Jo alt whom it — -- for the benefit of heirs and creditors of said , deceasek. JOHN P. REE8, Adrn r. With the wiil annexed. I 'O Nov. 10th 18C-L GOd. make it, if possible, even more acceptable aud popular than in its hitherto palmiest days — The paper '’•ill in no wise belie its past proud record. It wil' continue Union', yet thorough ly Southern in its lone and character—proscri bing no man who did his duty in the troublous Past, and fearlessly, yet courteously, opposing I every inea-nre. 'party or clique whose tenets 1 may be deemed inimical to the peace and pros- 1 perity of the Country at large. ! The interests of the Subscriber as well as COWS &, CALVES. HAVE a few fine Milch Cows. ’ If liberally patronized, customers can have i0 on or you ma w loose BeifWe will barter for Cout trv Produce of bread sent-to tbem before breakfast each day. 1 gain, i all kiec?. foe*. 7-5-fit. I Oct- 28-8-3m. W. B. CHAPMAN* I Nov. aud calves, for sale. Cal! v loose s J. E. DENT. bar- 11. 1865.—tf. may concern : A RAH CARMICHAEL having in proper . |T3 {orr p applied to me for permanent Letters : those of the Advertiser will be protected, and i of Administration on the estate of Richard H. 1 every effort vyill be made to make the Anieri- Carmichael, late of said county: Lean a live’and reliable News, Political. Com- This is to cite all and singular the creditors 1 mercial and Family Journal, and next of kin of Richard II. Carmichael, to 1 The National American wil I b# published be and appear at my office within the time | Daily and Weekly in the city of Atlanta, and allowed by law and show cause, if any thry j furnished to subscribers, if hv mail, at 510, or can. why permanent Adminis'ration should j by carrier in the citv. a.t $12 per anuum for not be gran red to Sarah Carmichael on Richard j the Daily, and $4 for' the Werklv—strictly in H Carmichael's estate. advance. ' C R II1NLEITER Nov.-i-fi-2>J B. If. MITCHELL- Ord’ry. I November I. IS63. '