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A Fremont Ticket in Virginia. The Virginia papers publish the follow ing as the Fremont Electoral 1 ieket for Virginia, which they suv has already been agreed upon. It is complete, save two electors for the State at large : Ist District—Charles W. Newlon, of Taylor. 2d Dist—Andrew S. Holden, of Har rison. 3d Dist—John S. Barnes, of Marion. •Ith Dist—lt W Caruthers, of Monon galia. sth Dist—-Job Crabtree, of Lee. 6tli Dist Absalom George, of Tyler. 7th Dist—William Lants, of Monon galia. 8;h Dist—James T Mclver, of Scott. 9th Di-t—lsaac Parsons, of Ilamshire. 10th Di-t Jas. B Key, of Pendleton. 11th Dist—Joseph Kelley, of llu.-sell 12th Dist—Hiram Higgs, of Scott. 13>h Dist —E T J3randon, of Preston. The above couties lie in two clumps, one touching the southern line of Penn sylvania, and the other constituting the south-western corner of Virginia. None of them have any considerable number of slaves; yet it is worthy of notice that they are not the counties of Virginia con taining the fewest slaves in ; roportion to the number of whites. The four counties constituting the narrow strip of the State running up between Pennsylvania and Ohio (in which a slave is a rarity 1 are not represented on the ticket. Whether this distinction is made by ‘Vay of defiance, or is simply a casual occurrence, we are not informed- We have no data upon which to base any calculation as to the number of votes like.y to Be east for this treason able ticket — Cot. Enquirer, 9/A inst. Elections in Maine— Portland Sept B—t he elections so far as heaid fiom, have gone in favor ol the Fre err.outers bv largely increased majorties. This is the case m all (lie towns iro.n’ which re turns have been teceived, and it is sup. posed that yie iii j >rity will be 12.000. Fever in Charleston — The Board ot Health report five deaths from yellow fever for the -4S bouts ending Monday evening 10 o'clock. The drought in Ohio has been so great that near Louisville they cross the chan nel of the river in a boggy. A cow in Wilkerson county (he proper ty Mr. Meridith, gave birth to four calves about three weeks ago. A man named J. M. Blount, threw himself from the third story of the U. S. Hotel, in Augusta. He is yet a! ve. JHarricb, In Randolph county. All gum 3lnl, liy tin- Rev Muses Pun I, Mr. BENJAMIN ULLCIIER to Mis eliz'v McLendon. “ “DktL In ilamiUon, G;t., on Frid iy sth in~t., Isaac Ai mand, infant sou of A. 11. anti Georgia K. Soils. (Idth&srt l*'ices Cnri’eiit. CORRECTED WEEKLY BY SMITH & LKNNARD, FIFES WAX. jib 7“ 18 a 20 CANDLES—Sprrm, -ib j 45 a 50 Sur, i |li I 33 a 40 COFFEE—Rio, Ib J 14 a l(i J.ivu, ;Ib ; 18 a 20 CORN. bush , —a 75 DOMESTIC GOODS- ! Cotton Oana urg*, SyardJ 12 a I‘2J j Brown Shirting \ yard; 6 a 10 4-4 Brown Shirting, [yard; 10 a 12 FLOUR, | bbl ;9 00 10 00 GUNPOWDER, < keg 8 00 alO 00 HIDES. . Ib —a 124 MOLASSES, , gal 65 a 75 IS AILS, [lb 7 a 8 OlLS—Linseed, ; gal ;1 25 a 1 5f Train. (gal I 75 a 1 00 Sperm, ■ gal jl 50 a 2 to Lard* gal 123 a 1 60 PROVISIONS Bacon—Hants, Tenn-J Ib 134< 144 Sides. Jlb j 14 a 15 Shoulders, >lb j 12 a 12 I.ard, [lb - 15 a 16 Butter —Country, >lb j 20 a 25 RICE, jlb 7 a 8 SALT, i sack 2 50 a S ALERATU3, jib j o 20 SHOT, per Bag, i 2 75 a SPIRITS—Brandy. Cog., \ gal ;2 00 a 7 00 Holland Gin, [gal 1 25 a2 50 Whisky, Rec. J gal i 45 a 50 do Ain ton iga ‘1 25 a2 00 SPT3. TURPENTINE, ‘ga ; 75 a 1 ( 0 SUGAR. [lb j —a 124 SOAP, Mb i— a 10 TEAS, Mb II 00 a 1 50 VINEGAR. I gal j —a 40 WHITE LEAD, j keg 2 75 a 3 50 WINES—Port, gal [2 00 a 3 00 Madeira, ; gal 200 a3 00 BROWK’S HOTEL, Opposite llie I'assenget Depot, MACON, GA. O’ Meals ready on the arrival of every Train. Sept. 13-1 y E. E. BROWN. NOTICE. * LL Executors, Administrators and Guar. Jim. duns who have not filed their annual re turns in my Office, for 1855, are hereby notified that unless they file them on or before the firs’ Mott ay in October next, shall be cut out of their commissions, and will have executions issued against them for my cost-. This 10th Septem ber, 1856, J. D. LENNARD, Ordinary. Sept. 13-3 t For Sale. A GOOD SECOND BUGGY, for or approved papar, Apply to Sept. 13-ts P. C. PARKERSON. Ncuj fallVwinter % */■ E are receiving and opening one of the TV mosi desirable stocks of FALIi AND WINTER GOODS that lias ever been ex hibited in this or any other market Smith of Mas sou &. Dixon’s line. The Style, Quality and IjOIV Prices of our entire Stock speak for themselves. We have a laige and ohoico assortment of Foreign and American comprising RICH and most ELEGANT Pat terns of Sillis, from $21.) to $75; Handsome WORSTED GOODS, of all figures, and in fact, Ltni! S’ DUEfiS GOODS of every style, quality and quantity. C ALICO from ten cents up, Ginghams, DeLaines, Alpaceas, Cashmeres, Merinoes, Black Silk, French Woolen Plaids. Embroideries, Laces, GLOVES, HOSIERY - , ke Tlio It 111 It ON Swe have. cannot be equalled in this country lor RICHNESS and BEAUTY. For once, the L dies can be amply supplied willi new and fresh from Paris. As to our assortment of HI .1 n t i litis, Til 1 - tents and Shawls, we have them from .$lO to $.5, all shapes and colors that arc fashiona ble. so that we can suit all tastes, from the gay aud dashing, to tbo meek and modest. Also, a supply of White (foods, Homespuns, Bud Ticking. Bleached and Brown Drillings. A splei did as ortuient of ss<>o! and Mines, Ladies G,liters and Slippers, Neg r o Shoe 4. Ne jro Kerseys, Blankets and Linscys. HATS and CAPS of every shape and siz *. RlilßV MIBB CLDTIIiI. This, ail gentlemen of tnsto ure requested to x imine. \V can lit from boys of Miiall statue to men of the largest sizo. Ila dwnro, Crockery, Jewelry, &e. We have i made p ci;ii arrangements with the Steamers and Kail Komi*, by which we can allow our Goods to sell at a SHORT PROFIT. Wo would suggest to the Indies around town, to come soon in the mornings, as the rush ftom the country is so great that if is almost impossible, alt. r ji) o'clock, for us, with all us our clerks, to hand out the Goods. JKiNKINS & ATKINS, College Street, ,‘ld door below the i*. O. Cuthbcil. I‘dim S. DANIELS & CO., North East Comer Public Square, A MFUICIJS, (.a jl EG leave to rail the attention of the citi- B J* zoiis of South W estern Georgia to their | stock of Furniture, Pianos, A'c. They have now uddud tu their Stock, a largo assortment of -nr ol*2 “w® Gold and Silver Watches Clocks Rich Jewelry , Silver Ware, Silver Plated Ware, s"c &>'cc. Among the r stock may be found Elegant j Gold VVa cites, for Ladies and Genii -men ; Lle gant Silver VV r atchcs, various qnalitn s ; Eight Day and Thirty hour Clocks, hind some Stylos, and warranted; Rich JEWELRY i.i great va riety; Silver Sp on*, Forks, Rutter Knives, (’up'. Ac ; Stiver Plated Castors, Cake Baskets, Candlesticks, &c.; Waiters, Spoons, Knives, b nr Its, &lc. if'umairffiirißiß* Consisting i*> part of Chairs, Bedsteads, Tables, Bureaus, Wash-stands, Rich Chamber Setts, Sofas, Tete a Tetes, Wardrobes, Centre Tables, Book Cases, &c., &. We have a fine assortment of Chickcring’s celebrated PII.ITOS. in Rosewood of the newest style*, with a good assortment of rich and common Mirrors, VVindow Shades, Mutts, and many oil oral tides. O* Watches and Jewelry repaired in the best manner, Americus, Sept ]3-4:n NOTICE TO PLINTERST ~ Ware-house at Georgetown. gMI|IIE subscribers hereby in- J**’ Jl form the citizens of Clay, L Kandolph and Siewart counties, that they have taken charge 0 the well known TT-LBB-HOTTSH at Georgetown, and have put it in thorough and complete repair for the reception of COT TON this season. They will keep constantly on hnnd a supply of BAGGING & ROPE, which they will sell at the lowest market prices. Strict attention paid to the receiving and for. warding at all Goods entrusted totheir e.are. O’ Liberal advances made on all Cotton in strre. From the past experience of,Air. Riordan in ! this business, and a determination on the part of S both to give satisfaction, they ask their friends 1 and the public to give them a call. HARRISON & RIORDAN. Georgetown, Sept. 13-ts WAjNTKr^ fif\o rent a House for the remainder of the JL year. Apply at this Office. JjSacon anti Flour* MITH &. LENNNARD are receiving from con, of the best quality Also, a lot of IT'XjO'CJ'SK m Cuthbert, Sept. C ts STRAYED <7l ROM the subscriber’s residence, a yellow . sorrel nqpre M ULE, eleven yoars old, one ear hastflfen tho top turns over, to ward the other, mfnnnatian directed to me at Fall Creek P. O Alay county, will be thankfully received. U. V- LOFTIN. Kept 3 3t miTixT raniit; colim, CUTHBERT, GA. 1856. fBNHE FALL TERM will begin Hie Ist of -B September. Persons designing lu pul roujze our lnsiiimioii, would <l.. well loonier their daughters the first day of the Term. O* Full information, in regard to Tuition, &c., call bo obtained from the Fiosident. Aug. 30-ot U. D. MALLARY. Notice IS hereby given to all concerned, that I shall apply to the Honorable Court of Ordinary of Randolph county, ut the next December tei m, for leave to sell Lot of Land j\o. IN*I, i the Ninth District of said county. Said lot of land belonging to my children, for whom I am natu ral Guardian. THUS. OS MORE, Sept. Guardian. X*xccutors*s Sale. A GHEEABLY to an Order of lh Court ol Jm. Ordinary of Randolph county, will be sold on the first Tuesdiy in November next,at Culh bert, in said county, the PLANTATION and place whereon Melveen Cook, late of said coun ty. dot-eased, lived, ‘i bo Plantation is valuable, lying in the Ninth District of said county. The other place is healthy and well improved. Terms made known on the day of sale, HENRY A COOK, Executor Aug. 23 Ids JOHN WHIT. THOMAS, ATTORNEY AT LAW, CUTHBERT, Raudolpli County, Ga. WILL practice in the counties of Ran dol| li, Terrell, Dougherty, Baker, Cal houn, Early, Clay, Miller and Stewart. li f Business intrusted to bis onle shall always receive immediate and raoMi-r attention. Aug. J6-ly iißiim! ijuumiT rgpill': undersigned would respectfully inform JL the citizens of Randolph and llieudj .ini. g counties, that they are prepned to Imild tor Cash, or approved Small Notes, Vehicles of every description in a style and finish not sur-; passed by any shop South. We employ lio .90 .v* z ri. k. a a and therefore can warrant all work done at our Shop. lU"’ Repairing done neatly and with prompt ness. Thankful for past patronage, we solicit u liberalsliaie lor the future. F. Sc A. LEHMAN. Cutlibert, Aug. IC, 1856-if DRUU STORE! W Ml! &> VGnsr-&& UA VB and will kf6p consiunt* sft ly un bond, in Cuthbmr, a large and well selected assortment I>nig<i, Uluriiuir <>*, I*ninl*, Oil*, l))i HliliK, PerJ timery t S?c, t and everything pertaining to their line of bus i n*ss, which they nil r upon ha reuHomible terms as they cun be bad in South \\ estern Georgia. The public are ri <|Uost<‘d to “take due notice.” Cutlibert, Aug. ItJ-tf. hoot a- sib op; iM-T’/m. : M’sa.’ 1 s fHA HE Subscribers would inform .9. their patrons and the public gen- jjjßT er>vl!y, that they will keep constantly jgjgL on hat id a very extensive assortinent of Gent’s BOOTS, and Lady’s Walking SHOES. ALSO, 2.000 pairs of NEGRO SHOES, put up of the Dost material. Carriage and Wag on Harness, double and single. Repairing done with despatch. O* Farmers and others would do well to call and examine our stor k before purchasing else where, as we ar* determined to sell low for cash or approved paper. GOFF & CO. Cuthbert, Aug. 16 ts JOHN HAMiLL, ■ m ■-M iW'-.l’’ v M r JC 9 CUTHBERT, GA. jtt'r■j-.*’) UR- U- “ill faithfully execute business entrusted to his care, , (n( j fj iitors himself that if tho-e who have diseased Teeth, or wish Teeth insert ed, will call on him, he will fully satisfy them, by experience and othetwise, that they need not go elsewhere to have their work well done. O’ All work Warranted, and no pay will be required it satisfaction is not given. o*ollloo next door to the Post Office, or second dour west of Webb’s Hotel, Aug. 16 Jy THOS. J. (sIIfIIAKIN, WATDHMAKER & JEWELLER, CUTHBERT, Ga. Aug. 16-ly Gun smithing in Variety. W. J. PAGE Respectfully informs ihecitizes of Randolph and the adjoining counties, that he has located in Cuthbert, and is-prepared to do all kinds of U-WitSSSOTSEIiT®, such as making and repairing all descriptions of Guns, Pistols, Locks, &c. Everything done in his line will be attended to satisfactorily and with despatch. Patronage to his establishment is respectfully solicited. O’ Terms CASII-XS Cuthbert, Aug. 16-ts i.mid Warrants Warned. ITIOR which the highest market price will be paid. Call and sec me before von spII. O. P. BEALL. Cuthhett, Aug 23-ls Leather ! Leather ! ! V SUPPLY of Leather constantly on hand and tor sale, by GOFF & CO. Cuthbert, Aug. 16 Hides Wanted. THE highest market price paid for good sound Hides, by GOFF & CO. Cuthbert, Aug 16-ts 1,000 Yards Calicoes j ■SAOR sale at Cost lor CASH, fa” C attg; 16 H. BRAKE. GEORGIA LOTTERY. [Authorized by the Stalo of Georgia.] fort Tunis jicTdemy LOTTERY! CLASS 19. To be drawn in the City of Atlanta, Ga. in public, on Saturday , Sept. 27, 1850, on the HAVAITJ. PLAIT. By Purchasers buying one odd number and one even number whole Ticket are guaranteed to draw SB. Halves and Quarter Tickets m proportion, will, chances of obtaining the larger Frizes, which are a hundred percent, better for the purchaser than any other Lottery in exig ence. SAM'L SWAN &. CO., Managers. PRIZES AMOUNTING TO 204,000 Bolls Will be distributed according to the following BRILLIANT SCHEME. THIRTY TllO USA.YD TICKETS. 15,1 £5 PRIZES!! 1 IVze ol $40,000 is $40,000 2 do of 10,000 is 20.000 1 do of 5,000 is 5 000 1 do of 2.000 is 2,000 2 do of 1.000 is 2.000 10 do of 200 is 2,000 100 do of JOO is 10,000 4of S2OO Approx'imglo $40,000 are 800 4of 100 Approx’ting to JO.OOO are 400 4 id’ 75 Approx’lit gto 10,000 are 300 4of tiO Approx’ting to 5 000 are 2-10 4of 50 A pprox’iing to 2,000 are 200 4of -It) Approx’iiiig to 1,000 are 100 4of 25 do do 1,000 are 100 40 of 20 do do 200 are 800 15,000 prizes of $8 are 120,000 15.185 Prizes, amounting to $204,000 There arc 30 000 Tickets nnmberoil from I to 30.000. There arc 15.185 Prizes a- I mounting to 204,000. The drawing lakes j place in public under the superintendence )of two BWoru Commissioners, Thu Num bers from 1 to 30,000, corresponding with those Numbers on the Ticket-, printed on separate slips of paper, are cut ircleil with small tin tubes, and placed in oue wheel. File first 117 Prizes, similarly printed j and encircled, are placed in another wheel, The wheels are then revolved, and a Num ber is drawn fruin the wheel of Numbers, j and at the same time a Ptizeis drawn Irom tile other wheel. The number and Prize drawn out are opened and exhibited to the audienee, and registered by tlte Commis sioners. the Prize being placed against the number drawn. This operation is repeated until all the Prizes are draun out. APPROXIMATION PRIZES. The two preceding and the two surreed ing Numbers to those drawing theft st 117 j I’, izes w ill tie entitled to the 68 A pproximtt ! lion Prizes, according to the Scheme, The 15.000 Prizes of $8 are determined by the number which draws the SIO,OOO | Prize—if that number should ho an odd number, then e very odd number ticket in the Scheme will t ho entitled to $8 , if an even number, then every even number tick et w ill he entitled to $8 in addition to any other Prize which may he drawn. All those tickets ending with 0. 2 4.6 8, are even—all those ending with 1,3, 5,7, 0 are odd. I Remember every Prize is drawn, and j payable in full without deduction. tX3~ All Prizes of $1 000 and underpaid imim diately alter the dt-iwiug— other prizes at the usual time of thirty days, in full with out deduction. All communications strictly confidential. The drawn numbers will he forwarded to purchasers immediately after the drawing. Prize Tickets cashed or renewed in oth er tickets at either liice. GREAT INDUCEMENT TO CLUBS As one-half the Tickets tire guaranteed to draw SB. we will sell Certificates of Packages of 10 Tickets (odd and even num bers ) at tho following rates, which is ilie risk on the same : All that the 10 ‘Pickets (which are those decided by die number drawing the Capi tal.) draw over the amount guaranteed ac crues to the purchaser. Certifi. of Package of 10 whole tickets, S6O •* 10 half “ 30 “ “ 10 quarter “ 15 It will he perceived, by this Plan, that for S6O the purchaser has a Certificate of 10 ‘Pickets, when if he buys Tickets he would only get for that sum 6 whole Tick ets, thus by the former plan he has four mare chance* for the larger Prizes—Half autl Quarter Packages in proportion Address orders for Tickets of Certificates of Packages of Tickets either to S. SW \N & CO.. Atlanta, Ga. Or S. SWAN, Montgomery, Ala. Sept. 13 ly EMPORIUM OF IPASlffiliKßSm AT BROOKS’ I AILOR- -.AS ING ESTABLISHMENT. up Stairs, over the Drug Store, where all persons de (ytrw siring w r ork. can have it|L\||rl done as well and us cheap it can be done in South west ern Georgia, Terms CASH. Cuthbert, Aug. 16, 18r-G-6m A- COP.DBL, BIKER Mil MAFECTIOiIR, KEEPS constantly on hand all kinds of Candies, Fruits, Cigars, fine Brandies anti Wines, Cordials, Syrups, Jellies, Pickles, Fire Works, &c. Cakes and Pastries of every description. O- Weddings and Parties supplied at short notice, Cuthbert, Aug. 16-ts For Sale. IrMMIEl r MMIE Ilonse now occupied by Newell <fc Jl Hendrix is for gale. If not sold by the first of January next it will be for rent for the next year. Apply to F. LEHMAN. Aug 23-ts MAMMOTH SCHEME. CAPITAL PRIZE $ 50,000! ALABAMA LOTTERY. [Authorized by the Slate of Alabama.] Southern Military Academy JT_^ r ar' r ar jkd ■*. ~mr m CLASS IT . To be Drawn in the City of Afontgomery, Ala., in public, on Friday, October 10, 1856, on the plan of SI JV GL E NUAIB ER S. SAMUEL SWAN, Manager. 30,000 Tickets Only ! Prizes amounting to 200,000 eclli.es Will be distributed according to the following LIYRI r. ILL ED SCHEME! t Pi ze of SSO (UK) is $50,000 2 do of 20 000 is 40.000 2 do of 10 000 is 20.000 1 and . ~f 5 000 is 5 000 2 do of 2.500 is 5 000 2 do of 1,000 is 2HOO 20 do of 500 is 10(00 50 do of 300 is 15 000 75 do of 200 is 15,000 100 do of 100 is ]0 000 125 do of 60 is 7,5U0 APPROXIMATION PRIZES. 4 of S4OO approx to SSO 000 is ! 600 4 of 300 do 20 001 is 1.200 4 of 250 do 20.000 is 1.000 4 of 200 do 10,000 is 800 4 of 175 do 10.000 is 700 4 of JSO do 5.000 is 600 8 of 60 do 2,50d is 480 8 of 40 do 1.000 is 320 80 of 35 do 500 is 2,800 200 of 25 do 300 is 5,000 300 or 20 do 200 is 6.000 1.000 prizes, amou ting to $200,000 Whole Pickets $lO, Halves 5, Quarters 24 O'The Alabama and Gonrgia Lnltnriea as channels for investment, present induce ments over any other known scheme. The experience the public linve had of ihe man agement of these Lotteiies, the large n minim ol Prizes sold, llio promptness w ith which they h ive been paid, are the best guarantees that they will always be con dueled in llio most honorable manner. PLAN OF THE LOTTERY. There are 30,000 Tickets numbered from I Io 30.000. l'licre are 380 full prizes and 620 Adproximutious—making in nil 1 000 Prizes. The drawing takes place m public, under the superintendence of two sworn Commis sioners. The numbers from l to 30 000 j corresponding with the numbers on the Tickets p: in ted on the separate slips of pi per, are em ircled with small tifi tubes, and placed in oue w heel. The first 380 prizes similarly printed and encircled, are placed in another wheel. The wheels are then re volved* and a number is drawn from the wheel of Numbers, and at the same time a p, ize is (Ii a tvn from the other wheel. The number and Prize drtuvn out are opened and exhibited to the audience, and register ed by the Commissioners, the Prize being placed again-t the nnmhor drawn. This operation is repeated until all the Pi izes are drawn out. APPROXIMATION TRIZFS. The two preceding anil the iivm succeed ing Numbers to those drawing the first 380 Prizes will he entitled to the 620 Approxi mation Prizes, a'curding to the Scheme In Ordering Tickets. Enclose the money to our address for the Tickets ordered, on receipt of which they will be forwarded by first mail. Tho List of Drawn Numbers nnd Prizes w ill he sent to purchasers immediately alter the drawing. O'/* Purchasers will please wtite their signatures plain, and give their Post Ofiice, Comity and State. fly* Remember that every Prize is drawn and payable in full without deduction. Oy- All Pi izes of SI ,000 and under, paid immediately afterthe drawing—other Piiz es at the usual time of thirty days, in full without deduction, All communications strictly confidential. Orders for Tickets should be sent in ear ly. Prize Tickets cashed or renewed in other Tickets at either office. Orders for Tickets can he addressed eith er to 8. S\\AN & CO,, Atlanta. Ga. or S. SWAN, Montgomery, Ala. Sept. 13. Iy ADMINISTRATOR’S SALE. 4GREEABLE to an order of the Court of Ordieury of Randolph county, will bo sold before the Court House door in the town „f Fort Gaines, Clay county, Georgia, on the first Tuesday in November next, between the legal hours of sole, half of Lot ot Land No. CO, con. tnining One Hundred and Twenty Acres, more or less, in the Seventh District of formerly Randolph, now Clay county. Sold as the pro perty of John B. Swanson, late of Randolph county, deceased, for the benefit of the heirs and creditors of said deceased. Terms on the day of sale. MARY J SWANSON, Adni’x. Aug. 16, JBs6— ——tds REPORTER JOB OFFICE. ALL KINDS OF ut aac) (Dißcimmtcii JOE PEIITTIIT O- Executed with Neatness and Dispatch, SUCH AS PAMPHLETS, Circulars, Catalogs, Business Cards, Bill Heads, Bunt Checks, Blank Notes, LegalTllanks, Visiting Cards, Programmes, Labels, &c., Neatly and Expeditiously executed at the office of the “ REPORTER. 1 ’ Orders respectfully solicited. Tetms GASH. Cotton Yarns and Osnaburgg. I NOR sals fbrCASil ONLY, by : aug. 23 11. BRAKE. COLUMBUS WEEKLY sCN. T. W. LANE & T DeWOLF, Editors THE Daily Sun being now established on a basis broad enough ami strong euough, to secure its permanence, we have determined to carry out our long cherishud intention, the establishment of a WEEKLY PAPER. The Weekly Sun will bo made, up from the choicest matter of our daily ; like it, will main tain a strict neutrality ns to patty and creed; and like it, will contain all the latest amt mon interesting nows received, up to tho hour of go ing to press. On the first of September next, we shall hava in successfuloperati.il), liberal Telegraphic A rrangeuicnts which will enable u- to lay before onriend rs tho very idlest news. Foreign out! Dome-tie, Commercial, Fob irul and M i.-dellam ous. Wo might enlarge ill g oal lergdi, upon our intui tions ; but preferring performance to promises, w shall endeavor to have the *• Mill” make its own way exclusively upon mu h un lit us it may bo foiled to possess. Before i-itibnrking in this project, which will bo an expensive and laborious one, We desire some guaranty el its success. We therefore in vito subcriptioiis, aud invoke lire aid of ocr friend-; and so soon as One Thousand reliable names slmll be pr ecured, tire fir-t number will be issued and promptly mailed. Then, hut not till then, payment will be expected of all subscribers. We shall udhsro Btr icily to tho ndvar.ee CASH SYSTEM, net only lor onr own, but our read ers’ good. Every reader is interested in tills sy -■ lorn ; for it is the only one by which a journal cun be sueeessfully establ abed, and its interest and usefulness maintained. Tbo Weekly Sun will be a large and hand some sheet, printed on good paper, and contain mg a larger amount of re.uding uiatler, adapted both to specific and general wants and lattes, Ilian any paper in Western Georgia, or the State of Alabama Advertisements will mt be allow ed to encroach upon our reading matter, except to a very limited extent. Subscription Price, $2,50 per annum, iuvarj. ably in advance. Liberal inducements are offered to Postm is. ors and Agents, olio will interest themselves to increase our circulation —induc-inents ihat will enable men of energy to reap real benefit from their efforts in our belinlf. Upon this point full particulars may be obtained by ddr. rising THOMAS DEWOLF. Columbus, Aug 1856. RULE NI£I. ST AI E OF GEORGIA, \ Randolph County. Court of Oi dinary. JJugust Term 1850. WHEREAS, John M. K. Gunn, adminis trator on the estate of Henry A Goft, lute of said county decensed, having fully ad ministered ihe goods and chatties of said deceas ed, petitions this Court for Letters of Dismis sion. It is therefore ordered that nil and singular tho parties interested in said estate shew cause at the February Term of this Court, why said ad ministrator should not then and there be dismiss, ed, otherwise, letters will be granted; and that this Rule be published in terms oflaw. A true Extract from the Mmutoe of Randolph Court of Ordinary. J. D. LENNARD, Ordinary. Aug. 16 inCm ADMINISTRATOR’S SALK. AGREEABLE to an order of the Court of o riiiiiiry of Randolph county, will be sold in the town of Fort Gaines, Ulay county, on the first Titesdsyin November next, between the legal hours of sale. Lot of Land, No. 40, in the Filth District of Clay county. Sold as the property of Mack Heidelberg, late of Randolph county, deceased, for the benefit of the heirs and creditors of said deceased. FRANCIS BROWN, Adm’r- Aug 16-tds. i)arris vEountii 31&ds. Kiile JYisi. STATE OF GEORGIA. ) Harris County ) Court of Oitlinary, May Term. 187)6. WHEREAS Ashuiy F Johnston, ex ecutor of the Inst w ill and lestnmeut of James A Gassawav, deceased, applies at this Term of the Court for Letters of Dismission from the Executorship of said estate. It is therefore ordered by the otirt, that all persons concerned show cause (if any they have) on or before h-.- next Novernhei Term of said Court, why said Letters of Dismission should not !>< granted. A true Extract from the Minutes of liar ris Court of Ordinary GEO W MU LINS, Ordinary May 10 Rule .Vi* t. STAIE OF GEORGIA > Harris County ) Court of Ordinary, ?/lay Term, 1)856 rmr HERE \S, Archer McKee drniir ww istralor on he estate of Thi-ma- McKee, deceased, applies to in- for Letters of Di-mission from the administration of said estate, It is therefore oi tiered by the Court thar all persons concerned show cause ( f uy they have.) on or before the next Nov. rnh. r Term of said Court, why Letters of Dis mission should not he granted A true extract from the Minutes of Hands Court of Ordinary. GEO W MULLINS, Ordinary May 10 STATE OF GEORGIA, T~ Harhis County i WHEREAS, P- J Phillips ad-, inis tratorou the estate of Thorn s J. Street, deceased, applies at this term of the court for h-tn-rs of dismission from the ad ministration of said estate, it is tbereforo ordered that all persons concerned shew cause, if any they have, ou or before the next January Term of this court, why said letters-should uot he grant ad. A true extract from the Minutes of •aid court This7'h d.v of July 1856 GEO W MULLINS. Ordinary July 12 Legal Blanks OF every description printed to order at this Office. JOR WORK OF every description i‘ ns at the Reporter Office.