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Across the Continent. Progress of THE CENTRAL PACIFIC railroad: The San Francisjo bulletin says : The line of the Central Pacific Hail road continues to be the scene of remark able activity. From Sacramento to l fj-iitc five f0 he built between Sacramento ar.d main line in t’n cither way, some point as re now little differc which either company reach tl same p iut nort jand on! it auecti Mr. Davis wrote Jeemcs go.” and Jcc-mes came home, uu sand seven hundrd and twenty five origin-. ried the affectionate corrtsp indent of Mr. j ly about five hundred remain to be constructed of the one tliou- point on the plains nearly o; hundred miles eastward, the route is live ly with the passage of freight, construe lion and supply car?, locomotives, lumber and store trains, teams and laborers. The company is employing about 10,000 work Omaha. The work of grading across the Xeva da and Utah Plains eastward is ml diffi cult. The country is an elevated plateau, broken into a scries of valleys by sueces- Pavis. and r- did G_:ht as v turned to his regiment, and . 71, ... _ «. ii a-3 Ci. Arkansas TESTIMONY BOl^ENTS. I I card From. OF MEDICAL MEN Administrator’s Sale. >v v:: • e of an order from tno Court of tY- dinary f Cowet?, will be sol i before the art House door, in Newnan, on the f.Et es-i.iy in December, within the legal ho ' .~ 'k\ ti e following land to-wit : One hundred and twenty acres of lot No. io the lib districtof Cowtn county. Sold »s the property ot Mary X. Wood and for bemjit w urs JL heirs and creditors. Tern s cash. Oci2C—$1. J. N. WOOD. Adm’r, A Heavy Eank Suit m Savannah, men and over 3,000 teams. Its army of * ive rid^fts, rising above the genera! level railroad builders, and the smaller arm out lumber and stone employed in gettin^ . on contract, or acting as sutler and pro- ca ' l! X ^0 following niainty videra, have built up numerous tempora- 1 1 canis an< f llie " l,i ervai- o: ry towns which give recent solitudes and j 0 “ 0r a desert tracts the air of old settlements.— 'l lie numerous workshops, factories, mills, depots and trading posts created by it? necessities have diversified the industry ©f an extensive region and planted the germs of permanent improvement. The transit of the regular passenger and freight trains twice a day is but a slight incident in the immense activity of movement, business and labor along the whole line. It is not too much to say that the building of the Central Pacific has distributed a population of fifteen or twenty thousand through a region before chiefly uninhabited, and lias created fif teen or twenty towns that promise to be permanent, besides numerous camps and villages which servo a temporary purpose. The woods of the Sierra Xavada ring for a hundred miles with the strokes of ax- men and the click of quarryuicn and stone-cutter*. At one point alone (Truc- kce) twenty-five or thirty saw mills are in operation getting out lumber for ties, huts, boarding, frames and routine:. The from a fi w hundred to several thousand . feet. These ridges are passed through the course of or small ‘‘plains” level surface that needs only a lit tle smoothing to be ready for the ties.— Down the eastern slope of the Sierra Xevada, and far toward llumbrlt Lake, the road usually follows the bed of the Truckee. Leaving this bright, clear stream, the journey becomes lest interest ing, and treeless hills, red or black with volcanic rock, are surrounded by desert tracts. The most Larren and forbidding portions We take the following from the Savan- . nab Morning Xews of the 20th : We have several times alluded to a suit brought against the Stockholders of the Merchants’ and Planters’ Dank by parties : holding its notes for amounts called for i on the face of the same. As the matter is necessarily a public one, it can do no harm to present its principal fca'ures, which will be of interest to our readers In Xovember, 1 S G7, George W. Hatch, lofXew York. Scott, Zercga & Co, of New York, Frisbie & lb.bcrts, of Xcw Y ork, and Win. II Marsh, of Cincinnatti, Ohio, in a suit in the United States Cir- j euit Court, obtained judgment for the amounts of the notes held bv them. Ex- int, Wliit JArk. f May 23, Dr. J -un Bull—Dear Sir: Last February 1 ! w*.-»s in Louisville t*ui< basing drugs, and I got ; some of vour Sars.iparilia.and Cedron Bitters. My son-in-law. who was with me in the ; .-.tore, has been down with the rlpuimatism for ; some time, comment • i < n the Bitters, and soon I found his general health improvt-d. i Dr. Gist, who has been in bad health, tried j them, an i he also improved. Dr. Coffee, who has been in bad health for several years—*t-■mach andiin r iffeetei! —improv ed very much by the use of your Bitters. ln- j deed the Cedron Bitters has given you great popularity in this settlement. ] think I could sell a great quantity of vour medicines this fall—especially of your Cedron Bitters and Sar saparilla. Ship me via Memphis, cave of Rick- ett & Neely. •Respectfully, C. B. Walker. Malaga, Port, Sherry and Madeira wines, t THURMAN & COS Carroll Sheriff’s Sale. ILL be sold before the Court House tloor, in the town of Carrollton, on the 1st Tuesday in December next, the following property, to-wit: The south half of lot of "and No. 70, in iue bill District, Carroll county—levied on as the property of D. G. Bowling, to satisfy one fifa in favor of Stewart Colclough and others, in my bands. Also, at the same time and piace, the undi- vi led fhnr ninths of lot of land number 74. in the 9?h district of Carroll county, the same be ing fonr distribution shares in remainder in said land, under the will of James Smith, dc- AI GEORGIA—Haralson County. \RY A. WETIIERBY, administratrix oi the estate of K. J. Welherby, having 1 uiadc application to me for letters of disini3- * sion from said administratorship: fc These are therefore to cite and admonish r:|f" persons concerned to be and appear at mjt t thee within the time prescribed by law ana show cause, if any they can, why letters of i dismission sliouhl not he grantid said appli- \ cant on the first Monday in November next. Given under my hand and official signature., this Lith day of April. 1 s■ .8. JAMES 11. WILLIAMS, Ord’ry. April 25-6m. •used, levied on as the property of Mara Administrator's Sale. \Y virtue of an d • C I 1 J nary, of Carroll county, will be sold be fore the Court House door in Carrollton, «n the first Tuesday :a December next, wit!.in #he usual hours of sale, the following proper.y. 1 of the route- to \\ iunemucca arc, however, ! ecution was issued, and the return made Truckee Diver is clogged with logs in places floating oti the way to be sawed.— (An Donner hake recently could be seen a boom of 500 logs which would make 500,000 feet of sawed lumber; and the bare granite cliffs abuut the lake constant ly resound with the stroke of the wood mens axes, the shouts of the ox-drivers hauling logs, the groan and crash of fall ing trees, the whistle and the rumble of passing trains. Lumber of every description is piled along the road waiting for cars to convey it where it is needed to extend the track, to make snowsheds, or to build stations, depots, stores and dwellings. Seventy lo comotives and several hundred cars of va rious kinds are continually passing to and fro on different portions of the route, en gaged in the transportation of material, supplies and laborers. Every day live hundred tons of material for the exten sion arc passed over the Sierra, surmount ing an altitude 9020 feet and pushing on to the front, a distance of from 300 to 400 miles east of Sacramento. Exertion is redoubled, as winter approaches, to get as much grade finished and as much ma terial iowarded as possible before the heavy snow sets in ; also, to complete the roofing and siding of the snow sheds fram ed during the present season. Whin the snow does come, unless the winter is an chiefly passed in the night, when the al knlinc dust is less apt to rise, or if rises, does so in smaller quantities. The ap pearance of large camps of laborers, and of villages just built of spieo scented pine thereon that no property could be found upon which to levy. And now come the I plaintiffs and file a bill in equity, claim ing judgment against the stoekeolders of the Dank, who, by a clause in its charter, Bull's Worm Destroyer. The West half of lot of land No. 203, se tad district; also. 31 4-5 acres of lot No 102, in the iltli distri -t. on the east line of said lot— Also, one-ninth of . • ,\ •. 2 6. second district. Also,'one-half of the mining interest of lot So. 211. second district. JSso, one-ninth ope- fourth of of lot No. 212, second district. A so. the mineral interest and raining privileges, in lot No. 222. in the 6th district. Also, the min eral interest in the east half of lot No. 158, 6th district. Also, one town lot in Villa Rica, No. 58. Also, one vacant lot in said Town, on the south side of the street adjoining lot to Xrs. II. J. Rodgers. No. not known. All sold as the property of J. B. Wick, deceased, for die ] benefit of the heirs and creditors. Terras cash. T. M. HAMILTON, Adm’r. Oct23—$12,50 ?o my U. States and World-wide Readers. I have received many testimonials from pro- -ional and medical men, as mv almanacs boards, intermixed with ten s, is in sharp < became liable personally for its debts to / 1 h 1111 j n ! ’ ^ i- i <• .i i , ,5 i , and various publications have shown, all of the extent ol stucx held by them. ,f jf/'Soda, Starch, ing at Potash, Soap and Black- THHUMAN & CO S. Smith, to satisfy a lif.u, in favor of J. (V. Stew art. Also, lot of land No. 0-3. in the Gth District of Carroll county, to satisfy a fi la in tavor of Joseph Senteil vs Mark Tidwell, for the pur chase money of said land. Also, the Laurel Hill farm situated in the eleventh District of Carroll county, to satisfy a fi fa. in favor of B. M. Long vs. J. L. Hays and D. M. Blood worth security, and other fi fas in ray hands against said D. M. Bloodworth. Property pointed out by Plaintiffs Attorney, Austin k Reese. Also, at the same time and place, lot of land number one hundred and sixty-two, iu the the 0th District of Carroll county, levied on as the property of Win. W. Burt, to satisfy three fi fias in favor of Stewart & Colclangh, and others in my L.r Is J- P. COLEMAN, Shrff. Oct. 30-1SGS. w GEOUt IIA— Haralson County. HEREAS W. .1. Drown, administrator on the estate of Rowland Brown, deceased, represents to the Court that he has fully ad ministered the estate of said deceased: This is therefore to rite all persons concern ed., kiftdfed and creditors to show cause, if any they have, why said administrator should’ 1 not be discharged from his administration, and receive.letters of dismission on '.lie first Mon-' dav in Novenibci next. JAMES II. WILLIAMS, Adm’r May 1 U-Om. { Heard Sheriff’s Sale, On (he first Tuesday in December next. ILL be sold before the Court House door contrast to the barren solitudes of the plains and desert. Construction trains frequently passing, arul the numerous groups of Chinese laborers that stop to gaze as the passenget car halts or goes by, increase the strange discrepancies of the scene, which is altogether wild and pecu liar. It is difficult to realize, that over There are two distinct suit*, one o which will be the more interesting of the two, from the nature of the action. The plaintiffs aver that there are certain par ties who did not pay in full value of the stock which they held ; that this unpaid stock became debt due to the Bank, and this same ground once passed so slowly \ >hould have been included in the assign laboriously and dangerously the ox trains! ment of its effects, which it was not , that of the pioneer emigrants, and only when this money really belonged to the Banks ~ " ‘ | U!J-1 l li ill UIC UCiUJUUUlC OllUUl'O. UVJ 1‘acific Railroad, and the enterprise and j polled to pay it in. They therefore energy of its builders heartily appreeiat this suit in Chancery to compel t cd this is realized arc the full value of the . and that the defendants should be com bring incery to compel the de fendants to pay the sums still due on the stock which they held. The News gives a list of the partie and adds: The above is nr anti roly trcjittimc and which are genuine. The following letter from .a highly educated and popular phy sician in Georgia, is certainly one of the most sensible communications 1 have ever received. Dr. Clement knows exactly what he speaks of, and his testimony deserves to be written in letters of gold. Hear wlmt the Doctor says ol BULL’S WORM DESTROYER: joace. Queen Elizabeth, who bad a yellow throat, wore the highest and stiffest ruff-l Villanow, Walker County. Ga., ) June 29, 1866. ( Dr. John Bull—Dear Sir: I have recently given your “Worm Destroyer” several trials, and find it wonderfully efficacious. It has not failed in a single instance to have the wished- for effect. I am doing a pretty large country j practice, and have daily use for some article of | the kind. 1 am free to confess that I know of ! no remedy recommended by the ablest authors I that is so certain and speedy iu its effects. On | the contrary they are uncertain in the extreme. i My object in writhrg'-io you is to find out noon i what terms. 1 l "~ u - ® 1 the medicine directly j from you. If I can get it upon easy terms, I shall use a great deal of it. I am aware that Ad sse s si It* i 5*a t o r'«* *v. \ G REE ABLY to the last will and tesiiuiumt . of Thomas H. Parks, deceased, will be sold before the Court House door, io the city of Ncwnan, on the first Tuesday in December next, 1014 acres of land, (No. not known) in the Gth District of Coweta count follows : On the East by lands the estate of said Thomas II. F West by J. B. Goodwin, and ou the widow’s dower. Sold as the property of Joseph W. Parks, deceased, one of the L ga- tees. Sold for distribution. Terms Cash. JOHN. P. ATKINSON, Es'r OctlG-tds. ofT.H. PARKS, Deceased. bounded as belonging to irks, on the he North bv W in Franklin. Heard county, within the . legal hours of sale, the following property to- wit: One carding Machine wool and cotton, levied on as the property of W. (’. Cox, to satisfy a fi fa issued from the Superior Court in favor ot M. T. Almon, survivor kc. vs. W. S. Cox. One lot of land 108 in the lltli District of original!} - Carroll county, but now Heard coun ty, as the property of P. II. \\ hitaker, to satis fy one fi fa, issued from the County Court in favor of Yivion Holmes bearer vs. P. H. \\ Int ake r and Young Wood, security. Lot oBland No. 1(58, in the 1 >th District of originally Carroll, but now Heard county, as tile property of Jackson Allen, to satisfy one fi GEORGIA—Heard County. 1HARLES W. MABRY, administrator upon! / the estate of Richard I. Watts, having"- made application to me for letters of dismiu- ' sion from said trust: These are therefore to notify all persons con cerned to be and appear at my office within Iho time prescribed by law and show cause, it any they have, why said letters should stot be granted. Gii i n under my official sic: nture. Mo.y 18tlj| 18G8. W. li. C. PACE, Ordinary May 24-Gm. GEORG I \ --Coweta County 117HEREAS Josiah !>. Green, adminigtrlJI ^ tor of David Lim b, represents to die'* Court in his petition, duly filed and entered ou 1 record, that he has fully administered DavjdU Linch’s estate: This is therefore to cite all persons concern ed to be and appear at my office within tho time prescribed by law, and show cause, it any they can, why letters of dismission should not be granted ou the first Monday in January, 1SG9. July 8-Gm. B. H. MITCHELL, Ord’y. &«*5 2c. ]j 4 Y Virtue ofan order from the Court of Onli- in Europe, with *the exception of the independent action, to compel the parties : the use of such articles is contrary to the teach- Queen of Navarre." Her ruffs were made of the finest outwork, enriched with gold, silver and even precious stones. She used up endless yards of cut-work, puriile, needle work lace, bone lace of gold-, of silver, enriched with pearls, and bugles in the fabrication of her and spangle ‘•three piled” ruff. But she sternly re fused such license to her people, as is well known by ordering grave citizens to stand at the gates of the city and lay hands on the wearers of all ruffs beyond a certain length, in order fo cut them down to dimensions decent in a subject. In the time of Louis XV. five thousand pounds’ worth of lace and linen was a common item of a trousseau ; and in those days soldiers went to battle in point lace, and wore hair powder I The very appearance of beauty in lace indescrib- above named to pay the amounts states in the list as unpaid. If they are held liable ior this, then comes the other suit, on the common law side of the Court, in which claim is brought against them for the whole amount of the stock, both paid and unpaid. In this last action there arc over one hundred other defendants, who were stockholders, and who paid in full for their stock. The whole amount in volved, principal, interest, damages and costs, reaches half a million of dollars. Judge W. Dougherty, of Atlanta, and A. W. Stone, of this city, are attorneys for the plaintiffs. The defendants will probably have some of the most eminent legal taleut to be obtained, to carry on their cause. naryol Carroll county, will be sold bef tile Court Hr-iic«il«ur,iu Carrollton, on the Tuesday in December next, vlthin the L-^ni hours of sale, lot of land No. 277, in the Gth district of said county, containing 2021 acres, more or less, with tolerable improvements.— Sold as the property of James McVicker, de ceased, fertile benefit of heirs and creditors. Terms Cash. >8. T. 81.MS, Adm’r. OctlG—tds. $6. B Administrator’s Sale. y Y VIRTUE of an order from the Court of Death of a Historical Personage. ,, j i and distress bad something so unusally mild one, thcsouudoi the wood- ; ° . c , J - n ’.ii , -,t ably touching iu it, tnat even ;urors ot man s ax will cease, the buzzing saw-mills J ° ’ will be hushed, the bustle of tDc fresh pine towns will be stilled and (he chief work in the snowbelt of the Sierra will be to keep the track open and pass the ! trains. And tho stir and labor now witnessed : are directed to pushing the iron road as j far as possible toward the head of Salt j Lake before Winter. On Monday last, the j passengers cars began running to ^ enue- j mucca, 324 miles cast of Sacramento.— ; The taack is laid about 24 miles further,! scarcely to Emigration Canon, and the ; grading is completed for at least fifty j miles further; while one army of graders i making load bed still another 50 miles be- ! yond. The distance from Sacramento to the North end of Salt Lake is 051 miles. Track is laid for 34S miles of this dis tance, and is being extended at the aver age rate of about 2 ] miles per day The time at which the track will reach the the Old Bailey were moved to tears by the agitations of the elegantly laced stom acher, lace flounces, and weeping ruffles of pretty Miss Margaret Caroline Rudd, when standing at the bar for forgery.— ; The triumph of lace, however, was in- j complete, for she was hanged in spite of j ruffles, flounces, and stomacher. The officers of (he customs were very j zealous, and had spies on the watch; warned by experience, they neither re-! spccted the santity of cnllin nor corpse, : coming across the channel. Even his craee the Duke of Devonshire was, after death, poked into a Dover with a stick, to the disgust ot his servants, to make Old Field Marshall Mezzuchelli died : recently at Yostau, in Austria. He had reached his ninety fourth year, and was the oldest soldier in the Austrian army. | It was he who, when a captain, was sent ! to General Bonaparte, at the seige of I Mantan in 1797, to negotiate with him ings ami practice of a great majority of the rtyular line ot M. D.’s, but I see no just cause or good sense in discarding a remedy which we know to be efficient, simply because we may be ignorant of its combination. For my part. I shall make it a rale to use all and any means to alleviate suffering humanity which I may be able to command—not hesitating because some one more ingenious than myself may have learned its effects first, and secured the sole right to use that knowledge. However, I am by no means au advocate and supporter of the j ic K; ,l hours of sale, the North half of I thousands Ot worthless nostrums that tlood I ], lr m Vn as in trip nth District of said Mi the country, that purport to cure all manner | of disease to which human flesh is heir. Please I reply soon, and inform me of your best terms. 1 am. sir, most respectfully, Ordinary of Carroll county, will be sold belore the Courthouse door in Carrollton, on fa, issured from the Superior Court in tavor of Eli Jones vs. J. Allen. One Bale of cotton supposed to weigh 400 pounds, as the property of W. II. Laue, to sat isfy one fi fa, issued from the County Court in favor of Vivien Holmes vs. W. H. Lane. One dark m ile named Pete, as the property of Mrs. P. Childs, to satisfy three Tax fi fas is- 1,1 c sued by the T. 0. of Heard county vs. Mrs P. ci.iM,-: - Also, 10Q acres of land being apart of lot | number 47, in the I5t.h District of, originally ; Carroll, but now Heard County, as theproper- i ty of David Johnson, *o satisfy one Tax fi fa. | issued by J. M. Caswell 1’. C. vs. said Johnson. Also, 82.] acres of land in the 15th District j of originally Carroll, but now Heard county, i as the property of John Rooks, to satisfy three ; Tax fi fas, issued by J. M. Caswell vs. said Rooks. Also, the East part of lot No. 56, contain- 1 ing 114} acres as the property of 8. M. Meadow ! and J. M. Thompson, security, to satisfy one fi | " ■ fa, issued from Heard Superior Court in favor | Ci of J. M. Right vs. Meadow and Thompson. I Also, 50 acres of land being part of lot N GEORG IA—Coweta ('ounty. HEREAS Sarah Cureton,administratrix on tlie estate of James Cureton, de em cd. represents to the Court in her petition, duly filed and entered on record, that she Inis fully administered on James Cureton’s estate: This is therefore to cite all persons concern ed to be and appear at my office within the time prescribed by law. and show cause, it any they can, why letters of dismission should not Vo '.i.mtoi tltii lirct \Iini(h>y In March, 1 8G'. 1 Given under my official signature, Sept. 3d, 1868 J. 11. iIOOKE, <h-il’ry. September 4 Gm. the first Tuesday in December next, within the ot of land No. 48, in the 5th District of said county, containing one hundred one and one-fourth J lG3,inthel5tbI)istrict of originally Carroll, but Julius P. Clljient, M. D. acres, more or less, with forty acres cleared, i now Heard County, as the property good dwelling house and other out buildings, &c. Sold as the property of John P. Wise, deceased, for the benefit of heirs and creditors. Terms cash. B. if. SMITH, Adm’r. Oct. 16-td $7. ot M. HI A Good Reason for the Captain’s Faith. Cocoanut, Cream amLGround Fo.i can dy at THURMAN & EO S. READ THE CAPTAIN’S LETTER AND THE LETTER FROM HIS MOTHER. Benton Barracks, Mo., April 30, 18GG. Dr. John Bull —Dear Sir: Knowing the effi ciency of your Sarsaparilla, and the healing in War nisei’s name about toe capitula-1 and beneficial qualities it possesses, I send you tion oi the fortress. sure that he was real. Forty years be- ; fore the body of a deceased clergyman ! was found to have been replaced by a bulk of Flanders lace of immense value i The smugglers had cut away the trunk 1 from the head and bauds and feet, and re moved it; and the discovery ot this trick lake is now only a question of motive pow-j , ' - - - , : . J ,. , , I caused the ignominious treatment ot the er and weather. T he grading may all be i —° Duke of Devonshire*- Nevertheless the f of Westminster ran comfort- worth of French lace into the Bonaparte received him with the words, “Have )ou seen at last that it is sheer madness for you to holdout any longer?” “Yes,” replied MuzzucheUi; “but we do not think it disgraceful to capitulate now; we have eateu the last mouse and rat in the city.” 1 -■ Bonaparte was silent for a moment. He then turned abruptly to the captain and said in a very gentle voice. “Captain Mazzuehelli, tell your Commander in chief that he is one of the bravest men I have ever met.” In 1814 Mazzuehelli, then a Brigadier General, was attached to the suit of .Marie Louise ; but he left her soon after in Consequence of a quarrel with Count Neipperg, Marie Louise’s lov er. Xe’pperg pronounced him a spy ot Metternich ; whereupon Mazzuchell; re- the following statement of my case. I was wounded about two years ago—was taken prisoner and confined for sixteen months Being moved so often, my wounds have not healed yet. I have not sat up a moment since I was wounded. I am shot through the hips. My general health is impaired, and I need something to assist nature. 1 have more faith in your Sarsaparilla than in anything else. I wish that that is genuine. Please express me half a dozen bottles, and oblige Catt. C. P. JonxsoN, St. Louis, Mo. P. S.—Tire following was writted April 30, 1866, by Mrs. Jennie Johnson, mother of Capt. Johnson. Administrators .Sale. Y VIRTUE of an order from the Court of y Ordinary, of Coweta county, will be sold, b.-tore the Court house door, in New nan, Cow eta county, within the legal hours of sale, on the 1st Tuesday in December next, the follow ing property, to-wit: All of the real estate of F. D. Bowen, deceas ed, in Coweta, consisting of one Town lot, in Newnan, (No. not known) but lying in front of what is known as the Sharp-topped House, and supposed to contain 2 or more acres ; 15 or 20 acres of lot No. 40, 2d District Coweta—be ing all of said lot lying East of the road lead ing from Newnan to Silas Gordon’s ; and lots of land Nos. 140, 14-3, 147, 174, also 146, ex cept a life interest of Mrs. Louisa Davis, al! in the 4th District Coweta, and containing 202 1-2 acres each. Also, west half of lot /No, 141, East halfNo. 155, North half 161, blast half 154, all of Jot 175, except 10 acres of Northeast cor ner. Also, the following fractional lots, lying on Chattahoochee river, No. 177, oont.iining 4G acres. No. 176, containing 199 l-2 acris, ex cept 40 acres of Southeast corner, No. 178, con taining 10 acres, No. 179, containing 38 1-4 Johnson, to satisfy one Tax fi fa, issued by J. M. Caswell T. C. vs said Johnson. Lot of land No. 1-34 in the 4th District of, i originally Carroll county, but now Heard conn- | ty, as the property of W. G. Echols, to satisfy j three Tax (i fas isssued by J. M. Caswell, T. C. vs. W. G. Echols. W. S. ECIIOLS, Sh’fF. Oct. 30-td. I GEORGIA—Coweta County. \1 T HEREAS Virgil C. Cooke applies to ine 1 \ V for letters of gnurdinship of the person - I ami property of James T. Morris, minor orphan < I of James T. Morris, deceased, under fourteen years of age - i Now these are therefore to cite and admon- | ish all concerned to he and appear at my oflico within the time peescribed by law and show uise if any they can why the guardianship- j of said James T. Morris’ person and property ! may not he entrusted to him. Given under my hand and official signature I this October 25th, 1868. J. H. COOKE, Ord’y Oct. 30-.':0d"' B acres, No. 180, containing 162 acres, No. 191, Dr. Bull—Dear Sir: My husband, Dr. C. S. i containing 23 acres—all lying in 4th Din'.rict of completed in the three months, lor anoth-; ^ ; er force, under contract with the - l ' or ' 1 a (q - AROO mon, is grading 100 miles this sidc °J ! the^coffin of Bishon Atterbury, who died and disgraced me imperial nouse uj ms the lake Y ith the road-bed completed . q par ^ when he ^brought over, cunt-j shameless liaison with Napoleon s vohip- beforc the ground ireczes, track can be in<T probllb ly on a dead bishop inspiring tuous wife, la consequence of this affair laid through tho winter as fast as mate- » * . “ ; Mazzuehelli was to be court-martialed: torted that Neipperg was an adulterer, and disgraced the imperial house by hi: Johnson was a skillful surgeon and physician i Coweta county. Also, th in Central New York, where he died, leaving ! subject to widow s dower : the above C. T. Johnson to my care. At thir teen years of age he had a chronic diarrhea following lands, South half of lot No. 161, west half of lot 154, 40 acres of South east corner of lot 176. 10 acres of Northeast AtluiaiialsIratorN Sale. )Y VIRTUE ofan order of the- Court of Or dinary, of Carroll county, will be sold be- fTTre the Court House door, in Carrollton, on ; the first Tuesday in December next, within the ' legal hours of sule, the following lands, to- i wit: Nos. 47 and 64, in the 9th district of said | county, containing in both, four hundred and I five acres, more or less, with about 60 acre3 fresh land also 80 acres of lot No. 141, Lon don district, extending into to the town ot Bow- don, with fine improvements—the whole of the eighty acres included in the incorporation of Bowden. 64 acres of lot No. 140, in Bowdon district, in the incorporation ot Bowdon—one fraction of land, it being part of lots Xo3. 145 and 146, Bowdon district, (exact number of acres not known. Also, ten acres of the North west corner of lot No. 140, in the incorporation of the town of Bowdon. Also, 100 acres of lot No. 134, lying on the Southeast side of In dian creek, Bowdon district; ] interest in the Mills, Factory and ten acres of land around the the Mills, known as the W. F. Johnson Mills, lying in three-fourths of a mile of Bowdon. Also, thirty acres of lot No. 1-53, and all of lot No. 158, North half of lot No. 171, all in Bow- don district. One fine house and lot in Bow don. containing three acres, moreorless, known ns the 0. A. McDaniel place. One house and and scrofula, for which I gave him your Sarsa ! corner of 1:5, and lots ot land Nos. 162 and ■ Bowdon, known cs the Jones place, con- parilla. It cured him. 1 have for ten years ; 163—all iu the 4th District of Coweta county. , taining three acres, more or less—house has recommended it to many in New York, Ohio ; Sold as the property of L. D. Bowen, deceased, j four rooms, and also a good kitehen, See. Two acres in Bowdon, known as the old ac- G EORGIA—Carroll County. ■\Y, r HEREAS John W. Stewart applies to me VY for letters of administration on tho es tate of Elijah Wildrnun, .ate of said county, dc- sed. Tltcs*> Hie lL«>refo]-i'^i_-i | >p j =-’"l admoeja and singular tl;e nc.vTTt'kin’ and creditors, oG said deceased, to be and appear at my office within the time allowed by law and show cause if any they can why said letters should not be granted. Given under my hand and official signature this October 23d 1868. i). B. JI HAN, Ord’y. Oct. 30-30d. GEORGIA—Coweta County. \ J J HEREAS G. W. Savage applies for let- Y tors of Guardianship or the person and property of Catherine ami James S. Bridges,, residents of said county, minor orphans of John D. Bridges, late of Carroll county, deceased. This is therefore to cite and admonish nil persons concerned to be and appear at my of-i ficc within the time prescribed by law a* * show cause, if any they can, why said G. Savage, should not be entrusted with tfy guardianship of the person and property said minors. Witness my hand and official signature, *’ October 16th, 1868. J. II COCKE, Ord’y. Oct. 10-30J. rial can bo forwarded. About 500 tons of material—ties, rails, spikes, bolts, chairs, etc—are required for two miles of track, and to transport this across the summit of the Sierra, over a heavy ascending grade, requires about fifty cars and ten locomotives daily. The company ueeds more motive power lor this and its other business, and has or dered fifteen locomotives to be shipped from New Y'ork by way of the Isthmus immediately. Iron is coming fast enough already, and the tamarack groves of the Sierra furnish the ties. The transport ing power of the company is so largely devoted to pushing its road mateiial ahead ’ more awe than a deceased duke. Mrs. Palliser has in her possession a but the military commission before which Brussels veil of great beautv, which bad ile was P^ acat ^ acquitted him. custom-houstT , a narrow escape from the ! officers at this time. It belonged to a lady who was the wife of a member of one of the cinque ports. The day after an election she was to start with her hus band for London. When at a dinner party she heard in the course of conver sation that Lady Llleubcrough, wife of the Lord Chief Justice, had been stopped near Dover, and a quantity of valuable lace coucealed in the lining of her car riage taken from her, the owner of the Brussels ve'l, having just bought it of a muggier for a huudred guineas, took like i the ! that it is obliged fo refuse a great deal of fri ^ t “} or her purchase, and confided her custom freight, much to the inconvenience jQ} ro<s of traders in tbe mountains and YYasho. Everything must bend at present to the construction of the railway. The com pany is playing fora big stake, in which the farmers, manufacturers and me of California are ownership of the and the control of the tr its population of nearly sand, increasing at the rate of ten per cent, per annum. The Uuion Pacific Company is work ing from the eastern side for the same glR jeet and has pushed a grading forec^ be^ yond the three hundred miles limit fixed by Congress; but the Central folks are not afraid of being passed, and have made arrangements which they are confident will enable them to reach the north end of the lake first, if they do not even get beyond it. They defiy the report that the Uuien Pacific had telegraped au of fer of the free use of so much of their -•rade as the Ceutral could first iron, and for payment for so much of the Ceutral o-rade as the Union should be able to iron. The two companies are not grading in parallel lines near the lake, as supposed by some, bu.t have left gaps in the one to her neighbor, at table, who. being an unmarried gentleman, offered to take charge of it to London, saying, “No one would suspect a bachelor. — Dappenin" to turn around she observed rchants [ ■ U This Court.—The Bryan (Texas) News Letter relates the following : We were an eye witness to the follow ing incident, which happened not a thou sand miles away from the “queen city” of Bryan : Esq. II.—“Y’our honor, I would to continue with this case, if it be proper time.” Judge P.—“This court can have no thing to do with \our case before securi ty is given for costs.” Esq. A.—“But your honor, this case j was brought by an administrator, and you ; cannot, under the law, force him to give j security. Justice P.—“Mr. II., this court, if it and Iowa, for scrofula, fever sores, and general debility. Perfect success has attended it. The cures effected in some cases of scrofula and fever sores icere almost miraculous. I am very anxious for my son to again 'have recourse to your Sarsapa rilla. He is fearful of getting a spurious arti cle, hence his writing to you for it. His wounds weie terrible, but I believe he will re cover. Respectfully, Jexxie Johssox. for the benefit of the heirs. JAMES B. MARTIN, Adm’r. Oct. 16—tds. Administrator^ Sale. Y VKRTUE of an order from the Court of n Ordinary of Coweta county, will be sold before the Court-house door in Carrollton Car- roll county, Georgia, within the legal hours of sale, on the first Tuesday in December next, the following property to-wit: Lot of land No. ndeiny lot. All sold as the property of G. W. Tomlin, for the benefit of heirs and creditors. TeriE3 Cash. JAMES M. THMLIN, 1 , , , DAURA J. TUMLIN, / A 3 OctlG-tds—$20 GEORGIA, Coweta County. JEREAS, Wm. i’. Bowers applies to for letters of administration of the es-, tate of Dr. F. W. Buckalew, late of Alabama*] deceased. These are therefore to cite end admonish all persons concerned to be and appear at my of- i lice within the time prescribed by law and show cause, if any they can, wlivud '•cv^pers should not be granted. Given under my hand andficial signature, this 20th day of October, 18>. Oct23-tds. J. I COOKE, Ord y. ^ Administrator's Sale. ~y Y VIBTUE of an order of the court of Or- ) dinary of Carroll county, will be sold on 10th District of Carroll j the 1st Tuesday in December next, within the county, (known as the Phillips plate) contain- , legal hours of sale, the following lands, to- GEORGIA, Coweta County tWO MONTHS after (tc application wit he made to the Con of Ordinary said county, for leave to s ' at private salj all the wild land belongiy to the estate Francis D. Bowen, late ofr rid county; decealF- cd. >NMES B.tfARTIN, 1 Oct9l8G8—tds. ' Administrator. DR. JOHN BULL, Manufacturer and Vender of the Celebrated ing 2024 acres, more or less. Also part of town iot No. 7, in Carroilton, lying ira tne pub- with a business house thereon.— wit uc square Lots No. 102, 1G3 and 178, and five acres of j lot 164—all in the 3d land district of said! TWO MONTHS after daio .-ypUcation will* be made.to the Court of Ordinary of Cowo bfcoimtv for have to sell lands of the estate- Sold as the property of F. D. Bowen, late of county of Carroll, now known as the -5th said county, deceased, for the bero-ht of heirs. , trict, containing in all, G12] acres, raor dis- | of James Hogan e or .!SMITH’S TONIC SYRUP! Oct. 16-td J. B. MARTIN, Adm’r. i less. Sold as the property of Tyre Watson, ceased. Oct. 10-2rn -r., late of said county^de^ JAS. BOSTER, Adm’r. FOR THE CURE OF AGIE A AD FEVER CHILES A AD FEVER. Administrator’s Sale. TTTILL be sold ou the first Tuesday in De- \ V cetcber next, at the Court-house door in Carroll county, between the legal hours of j sale, lot of land No. 27, in the 6th District of , the fifth section in said county, containing two late of said < ounty, deceased, tor the benefit of j heirs and creditors, , —, oct. 16-$7. WM. G. WATSON, A'dr.rr, mdred two and a half acres, more B Administrator’s Sale. v Y virtue of an orde from the Court of Or dinary of Heard county, J will sell to j ate payment. Notice to Debtors and Creditors. All persons having demands against the es tate of John Rav, are requested to preset them in terms of the law, and those lndebtt .;i-m -^requested to make immea HAS uTsura or less, tne bio-best biddei, at the Court House, ia the j Oct23—40days. Administrator Said land sold as the property of Mitchell B. j town of Frankiin, within the legal hour3 of . 1 ,» * J 1 . I ; ■* knows itseii, is presumed cO Know uie justly claims for it iv superiority over ail other The proprietor of this celebrated medicine Umphries, late of Jefferson county llorida, sale, on the first Tuesday in December next, ml it does not sit here to be dicta YuU must give socuri- emedies ever offered t-j the public for the taft certain, speedy and ^ennanent cure of Ague and Fever, or Chills and Fever, whether of short or long standing. He refers to the entire j Western and South-western country to bear him testimony to the truth of the assertion, that in no case whatever will it fail to cure, if and for the benefit of heirs and creditors. Terms cosh. JOSHUA lAi-LOn, aJm r. Oct. 16-td. B Administrator’s Sale. >Y VIRTUE of an order of the Court of Ordinary of Coweta county wLl be sold got it safe through, while the cu m- house officer rigorously, ruthless!) ai desperately overhauled her uniortuna.i. tdiahelor friend and his baggage eu route j behind her, at every town. your honor, if this is know uiy remedy ; I will of mandamus.” Justice P.—“Young man,” rising to ^ ^ e loftiest height of his judicial dignity, 7uffidcnt\£r**a cmeTand whole families ’ within the legal hours of sale, Lot of Land, No the following lands, belonging to the estate Robert D. Cato, deceased, towit: 128 acres of lot of land, No, 49, and two acres ot No. 43, all in the 14th district—orig inally Carroll, now said county of Heard. Terms Cash'. HOPE H. COOK, Oct23 $6,50. Administrator. M Application for Exemption. -*■ vkTHA A. ROBINSON, has applied _ exemption of personalty and setting apart end valuation of homestead, and I will pass upon the same at 10 o clock on T: riday the 13th day of November, 18G8, at my office.. L. K. Kay, Attorney for Applicant. Oct. 30-2to J. II. COOKE, Ord’y.. ! 11V kV » V.1 IV 1 Ui 1 tv LUiUj 11 • , . f I the directions are strictly followed and carried ‘ before the Court house ooor m ...c- city or j | out. In a great many cases a single dose hits Newnan, on the 1st Fuesday m Novemoer nex . s for a week or two after the disease has subject to widow’s dower. “Let Jeemes Go.”—The Land France has 2 700,000 acres of State i been checked, m mssia, 5,070,000 acres; Bava- j Love gives a model letter from a young forest; Prussia, lady whose sweet heart was in the fifth 1.962,005 acres; and Austria, 13.- South Carolina regiment, to Mr. Davis, 000.000 acres. President of the late Coulederacy, asking for a iurlough for her lover to come home and get married : _ “Dear Mr. President. I want you to let Jeemcs Clancey, of company -4th, 5th S. 0. Regiment, come home and get mar ried. Jeemes is willin’. I is willin’, my mammy, she is willin’, his mammy says she is willin’, but Jeemes’ captain, he It is estimated that 450,000,000 yards of cloths are annually produced in the United States* The value of the Michigan fruit crop this season is $700,000. The first day of the St. Louis Agricul tural and Mechanical Fair, 80,000 tickets of admission were sold. more especially in difficult and oses- Usually, this tn'- 1 ' ine will not require any aid to keep the bo^cis in iguod order; should t tient, however, re- { quire a cathart’ medk *:•. *"ter having taken three or four of the xouic. a single doee of BULLS Y .TABLE ” .LY BILLS will be sufficient. DIL JOHN BULL’S Pr.acipal Office; Xo. 40, Croas Street, LOUISVILLE, KY. All of the alore remedies for sale by Dr J T. IlEESE. Sole Agent, January 25-ly. Newnan, Ga. Sept. 11-tf. I’. CAKROI.ii, Adin r. FOR SALE. (L k NE house and lot, in the towi of Newnan, now occupied by A. J. Smili, Esq., will be sold low for cash, or on tin;?, by paying one-third cash, and balance in vdT. annual in stallments, with interest. Price $1500. SPEER & SPEER, Attorney i at Law, Oct9tb-'68-3m. LaBrange, Ga. Administrator’s Sale. TY/ ILL be sold before the Court House \\ door, to tbe highest bidder, in the town of Franklin, Heard county, within the legal hours of sale, on the first Tuerday in De cember next, the following lands, belonging to the estate of Francis E Lane, late oi said coun ty, deceased, to-wit: About 75 acres of lot No. -323, and ten acres of No. 322, iu tbe 3d district, originally Cowe ta, now said county of Ilenrd. Terras cash. Oct22—$6,50. H. li. LANE, Adm’r. Application for Exemption. Z L-. rURMPSEED has applied-lor exerc tion of persoualty, and setting apart a. valuation of homestead, and I will pass on tl same at 10 o’clock a. m. on Saturday the 14- day of November, at my office. J. H. COOKE, Ord’y. Smith k Turner, Att’ys for Applicant. Oct. 30-2t* Application for_ jpr J A Large variety of ne »v To's, at THURMAN & CO'S. Guardian’s Sale. 7 ILL be sold in Carrollion, Ga. / first Tuesday in December tbe iegal hours of sale, lot of the 9th District of Carro 1 the property of thejm j deceased. Oct. 22-