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Jpoctrt). Frm llx Mo Ita Daily H-gnuer. w Tt* Pewter ” ••Solomon Mitli moiifj aii/W#reth all thing— an get lli't ran TER 1 own Mu* ti i I►aiil-fol, lloriyas how ►wwll; h'u* ; Hi r w.uat dilic.ilcly mailt*, tier *tep is lightsome too, Hln* talk* in such n knowing |,| s Thai fkw would dart* r-ilu'w Iter; The only fault she lie* on t-arih I* Unit she huint the pvwtvr. I used to be Heel* over head in love with Mary M., I w rote hr sonnet* twice a week And even printed lbtn, llut just wlii'ii all admitted that i was her favorna miter, 1 quit the Sold—(**r Bob exclaimed “Why Di'-k, alia liaiul thu p-wler 1” w linn from the comity I'auriy time, To *|iend tin* Winter here. Where'er in public lm apneircd, I'liern 100 would I S|>pc*i ; In City way* and sigliis I wae llor only gntdo arid tutor ; I think i'll court liar yet—hut no, I learn—''eh* aint the ptwler.’’ I called upon the Mise* White- Mice ICm-ne'e very fir, Ai'tuiid her brow, n* white a* mow, .Swept hraida ol g ildun hair, A* li<r Mia* Bi tty, ell admit M en Venue may not hoot hen But what urn all them rh.irms to mo, M hen told—**ahe aitit the pewter.” Economy in a Pa mil j. Thfie is nothing which g >es to far to xvtrdi placing young people beyond the leach of poverty, as economy ill the man agement of their domestic afFurs. It mat tors not wh> ther a man lorni-h little or much for his family if there is contind il leakage in the kitchen or in the parlor ; it runs away, he knows not how, and that demon Watte, ciim “more I” like the horse-leech a daughter, until he that pro rides has no more to give It ie the l.u*- hmd's duly to nring into the house, and it is the duty of the wife to see that none; goes wrongfully out of it—not the 1,-asi article, however unimpottant in ilself tor it establishes a precedent—-nor under any pretence, for it opt ns the door lor Hum it* •talk in, and he seldom leaves an op portunity unimproved. A man gets a wife to look alter his afTnra, to assist him in his journey through tile; to educate and piepare his children for a proper sta tion in lifts, and not to di-sipate his prop erly. The husband’s lute eat should be the wile s care, and her greatest ambition earrv her no further than hit welfare and happiness, together with that ol her chil dren. This should be her sole aim, and the theatre of her exploits in the bosom nl her family, where she mny do as much towards making a fortune as he can in the counting room or work-hop. It is not the money earned that makes man weal thy i it is what he saves horn his earn tugs, A good and prudent husband makes a deposit of the fruits of his la’ or with hia best friend, and if that friend be not true to hi n what Ins he to h pe ? It be dare not place confidence in ttic wife of hie bosom, uheie is he to place it ? A wile acts not lor herself only, but she is the agent of many she loves, and she is bound to act for their good, and not fir her own gratification. Her husband’s I good is the end to which she slmu'd aim; ! his appiobaiion is her reward. Seltgr.it ification in and e.s, oi indulgence in appe tite, or moie company than bis purse can wefl enter'ain, are equally pernicious. ‘ The first adds vanity to extravagance; the j second fastens doctors’ hill to a long butch er's account, and the latter bungs intern perance, the worst of all evils, in its train, j Fuvnicr’s Creed, We believe in mull firms ami (ho rough cultivation- We believe that the toil loves to eat os well as it* owner, ami, oujfiit therefore to be manured. We bo-i lieve in large crops which leave the land \ belter than they lound it— making both | the farmer and they and. the farm rich at once. We believe in g ling to the hot- ! tom of things, and therefore we believe in ! deep plowing, and enoogh of rt. All the better if with a üb-oil plough. We b . lieve that every f. r n should own a go and tanner. We believe that the best lertil liter ol any soil, is spirit ot industry, civ , terprise, and intelligence—without tins,; lime and gypsum, bones and green rr,v nuie, marl and guano, will be ot liille uae. We brlieve in good fenc good barns, and good farmhouse, good stock., good orchards, ami children enough, to gather the fiuit. Wo believe in a clean kitchen, a spinning piano, a clean daily, and a clean conscience. Wo firmly dis believe in larms that will not improve— in (arms tint grow poorer every year—in ftarviog cattle—in farmers’ boys tuning intociciks anil merchants—and.in firm ers who are ashamed ol their vocation. There is * sentiment as beautiful as ju*t in the billowing lines: ‘He who lor-. g*t tn fountain iro'n which he drank, and the tiee under whose abide he gam* boied in the day* o! Ills y njth, is a strati fy’ to the sweetest impression* of the hu- j man heart ’ Franklin was an observing and sensi ble man. aid liis conclusion* Were gel dom incoriect He said that a newspa per and Bible to every house, and a good school in evt#y district—all studied ano appreciated as merited —aie the prim i pie supporters of virtue morality and civ il liberty. We have heard of an economical ir an who always takes his me Is n i'r <nt of a mirror ; he does his to doable tiled sites If that isn't phllo-ofhy, w would like to kuow what is Tne Call to Prayer- Among the many beautiful allusion to the solemn and soothing sound of the ‘clinreh-going bell,’ as it rings out on the clear morning air of the Sabbath, cun mend us to the following quaint, yet sur passingly effective homily, from the pea ol the gifted Jerrold, the well known au thor of'St Giles and St. J lines*.* There is something beautiful in the church bells. Boritttiful and hopeful.— They talk to high and low, rich and poor in the same voice ; there is a sound scare pride and envy, and meanness of all sorts from the heart of man ; that should make him look on the world with kind, forgiv ing eyes ; Unit should tm.ke the earth seem to him at least for a vim", a holy place Vcs ; there is a whole sermon iu the very sound of the church bells, if w e only have the ears to understand it ; there is a preacher in every bcllry that c. ei—*i\ior, weary, slrugg! ng, fighting creatures—poor human tli lies, take r.si, b,e quiet l orgi t, yonr vanities, your fol lies, your week day craft ’ Aud you, ye linmuii reuse's, gilt, and painted, believe the iron tongue tim tells ye are dm ruiiio Adam’s earth, w ith the begga sat your gale? Come a way. come, cries the church hell, and learn that, how ever daubed and stained about,with jew els, you are but griveclny ‘ tone, Dives route, and lie taught that, all yonr glory as you wear it, is not half so beautiful in the eye of Heaven, ns the sores of the un complaining Lazarus ;and ye, poor crea tures, liv'ni and faint, mined and crush ed by the pride aud hardships of the world—come, come, erbs the bell, with the voice of an angel—eomo and learn wlmt is laid up for ve. .And learning take heart, and walk amidst the wicked l ess, the cruelties of the world, calmly us D*mtl w-lked among the liom. C'litlUrcn. , God bless the clnldieu I We like their blight eyes, their hippy (ices their win ning ways, their rosy dreams I .Nothing seems io weigh down their buuyaot *( ir its long. Misfortune iruy fill to their lot hut the shadows it cast upon their life pa’h are as Heeling as (tie clouds licit cone uiid go in an April sky Their In lure may, perchance, appear d.rk to otli err, but to their tearless gaze it looms up bulliaul and beautiful as the walls of fat ry palace. There is no tear which a mother’s gentle hand cannot wipe away, no wound that a mother's ki-s cannot heal, no anguish which the sweet mur muiings ol her soft, low voice cannot soothe. The warm, generous impulse ol iheir nature have not been fettered ami cramped by ihe c<>ld fornvali ie* of the : world •they have not yet learned to veil a hollow tieeit well Islse smiles, or hide tlie basest purpose beneath honeyed words. Neither are they constantly on the alert to search out our Lu-I Is and loi tdea with A'gus eyes; on tlie contrary, they exeicise that blessed charity that thinks mi evil. COLU.fIBUS WEEHIA THOMAS DeWOLK, Editor. THU Daily Sun being now i atabliahed nn abasia lirotii enough an,l strong euougn, to secure us prrai-menen, we have if tnrmiucd to carry out our long cherisliud intoolion, v,c establishment of a WEEKLY PAPER. i Tbo Wcplily Son wftl bo made up from tin choicest inullor of our daily ; like it, will main [ tain a sirici neutrality as t > paity nod creed ; ant like it, wi t contain ait I he latest ami mo- 1 ! interesting nows rtctlved, up to the hour of go ing to press. On tbn first of September nest, we shall baw in successful operate u, I.btiol Telegraphic Arrangements which will en ,bo us to I.y before oor read rs the very latest news. Foreign anil Domestic, C'omtuurcial, Political anil \tistittll.nitons. \\Y might enlarge nt g't-ai length, upon our int n lions ; but pri-fjtritig perforumneo to pro - iavs w shall endeavor to have tlie *• coin” makn its own way exclusively upon such merit as it may bo f mod to posses . Uoforo embarkiag in tliis project, which will bu an expensive and laborious one. Wo d"ir< some guaranty ol its success. We therefore in vite subcriplioos, and invoke the aid of out ft lands; and so soon ns One Tliuiisitml rtilii’ l- names shall ts- procured. the lir-t number will ho issued and promptly mailed. Then, bu’ not till then, pa)meut aid be expected ol all subscribers. IV,i shall adhere strict!v to the advance FASH SYSTEM, not only lor our own, bm our read i t.-r*‘ go'd. Every retdtir is rule rested in thUsys | |m, for it is the nnlv one by which a J nrnal I can be suoeesshilly ettabhshod, and and interest i and usefulness m dti'ained. ‘Clio Weekly Sun will be a large and hand some nb tet, printed on good papor, amt contain mg a l.trgur amount of reading matter, adapted both to sp. cifiot and general Wallis ami t istes, lltat) .my paper in Western Georgia, or the State of Alabama. A-lveitisemenf-t will m-t he allow ed to etieroacb upon n or reading matter, except to a very Inniivd extent. Subscription Price, s2,soper anuum, iiiviii ably in advance. i.ibanl iudueements am off -red toPustims ors and Agents, . ho will interest themselves to inertiase our cirenlatitm—inducements that will onable lin nos energy to reap ro.il benefit Irotn tite r cff rU in our behalf. Upon this point full particular* may be obtained : y . d.lr s*!ng THOMAS DEWOLF. Columbus, Aug lSsf>. GEORGIA, Harris County. Court ot Ordinary—July Term, 1856 VVVHGUI'IAS, MaiiHtw C. Fsrlet Administrator on the estare ot M - * G. Jones, deceased, applies ut this tern of die court for loiters of dismission fro i tlso ndtuiuistr ui’ nos said estate. If is ordered t at all persons coin eroed, sho v cause, (if any they have) on or before be in *t J tu'ry ‘ierui of this Court, why aid otters -hun and n t he grauied. i True l.xraet from the Minn’e-e of said court. This 7 lid v• f Julv, If* 56. GT.O \V aiULL'N S, NOVEL SCHEME!! Capital Prize SIOOOO 1! ‘3,280 Prizes—Lowest S4O. More than one Prize to every HI Tickets. PRIZES guaranteed GEORGIA LOTTERV. [Author z-ij by the .Slain of Georgia.] FORT Mi” JMY LOTT3KY! CLA S S 20. To be drawn in the City of Atlanta, (Ku. in public, on t’nilny, Oct. 24, 1850, on the F.nn of Silicic iiir-bcrs. !T7* Purchasers in buying 111 Whole Ticket* (uli,-ii the number* ■nJ iil.2, 3,4, 5,0, 7. 8. 11. 0,) are guaranteed a Prize of 010— llalvv. and Q tarter* in proportion. SAM I, SWAN & CO . Managers. THIRTY THOUSAND TICKETS 3,*i80 PHI / i: MI! PRIZES AMOUNTING TO 204,000 Dolls Will be distributed according to tb* following ORIGINAL SCHEME 1 of 051).lino is $50,000 2 .'< of 20.000 i.4 40.000 a do of io non i* ao 000 t do of 5.000 is 5I 00 2 do of 2.500 I* 5.000 a do of I.OCOi* 2 OOf) 20 do of 500 is 10 Out; - r 0 do of 310 is 15 000 75 do of 200 is 15,000 100 do of 100 is 10 000 125 do of G, is 7.-", o 4 -,f S4OO \pp ox'imgtn 050 000 ar- 1600 4 of 3 )0 t pur x’ting to 20 00(* arc 1200 J f2 o 4ppri-tt'iii'K t ■ 10.00(1 are 000 4of 150 \ pprox tiiii; to 5.00 ) arc 6ln Bof GO A pprnx’ii glo 2 500 are 480 Bof4o A farms' ling in I 000 -ire -'l2O tfO , f 35 and. ilu 500 are 2.800 3l)0 “f 20 do do 2oore ©K)O I (100 Priz-’s, amounting to S2OO 000 Th-rc ore 3 I 000 Ticker* mi mhe red from I in .‘{o 0t)0. There arc 15 185 Friz“< a mourning to 204 000. The or i tving takes place in public under the siiperinlcndeiicc of Mvn sworn Cotiiniissiouers, ‘I lie Num hers from I to 30 000, corresponding t> i li those Numbers on the Tit ket , primed ~n separate slips of paper, are encircled with small mi tubes, and placed in one wheel. The first 117 Pr Z’. similar y primed and encircled, are placed in another wheel, The wheels arc then revolved, and a Num ber is drawn fr ,m the wheel of i\umbra, and ai (lie sainu lime a I’, if- is draw n Ir m ih s oilier wheel. The number and I’riz drawn nut are opened and > xhihiled io ihe luclii-uec, nnd registered l-y the (’em nis siuuers the Prize tv-iirg pl aced :igliio-l the number drawn. This npvt-iiion is epcolcil III!Ill all the I’l ij-H are draw n mil. APPm xiWATI’ N rntZKS. Tlie two preceding and the two succeed ing Number* U, those drawing th ft si 117 P.'/.’-s w ill l-e entitled to the (J'-J .X ppri.’.xiina* lion Friz s aeenrdiog lo ihe Scheme, Thu 15 000 Frizes ■ fsß -are determined t>v the number whirl) draws the $ 10,000 F iz -—if ‘hit number should be nn odd iviiulxr. then rvery odd iiuildn-r tirkel ’ll tlio (scheme will,tic eat itled in s’(, if an even number, then every even number lick ct will he entitled to $8 in addition to any other P.iz.t which may be thawn. All tlutso tit keis ceiling with 0 2 4 0 8 are rven—ftll those ending with 135, 7 0 arc odd. ifemember overt Frizo is drawn, and pa\n,.lc iit full w ithout deduction. X>*.Vl Friz-'s of $! 000 , ind under paid iin in diulely alter tie (Itaw ing other prizes at the u nal .line of thirty days, in full with- ! out tied ill linll. All communications stri- tly c nliilemml. , The drawn numbers will he forwarded lo | pureh isets immediately after the drawing. , Fiizt Tickets ciishetl nr renewed in mil- j er tickets nt either tTu-c. Address orders for Tickets of Certifi tries of Packages of Tickets etllicr to S. SW \N fit, CO., Atlanta, (.i. <)r!8 SWAN, Montgomery, Ala. Kept. 13 f v STATE OK GEORGIA. > HaRKIS t’ol NTY J WHEREAS, F. J. Phillips adminis trator uu the estate of Thorn s J, Slreut. deceaseii, applies at tins term of the court for lett'-rs of dismission from tllo ad aiinisti a ion of said estate, li is therefore ordered that all t ersons concerned shew cause, if any tticx have, on ot before the next January Term of tl is court whv said Ir'iers should not be grant ad. A true extract from the Minutes of said court Tliis 7h and vof July 18-.6 GEO W MULLINS. Ordinary July 12 ADUIN’ISTUATOU’fi S.V LE. a CSREEABLE to ati order of t e Court of 2jll Oidiuaiy of Randolph cnnnly. will be sold in tlie town of Fort Gaines, flay c unty, pn the fit *t Tuesday in November next, beiw < n Ihe I gal hours of side Lot <>l Lind. No. 10, in the Fi'tb District of Clay county. Sold as the propel ty of Mat k Heidelberg, lute of Randolph county, tifc"u)rtl. for ilia benefit ot tne heirs and creditors of said deceased. FRANCIS BROWN, Adm’r. Aug 16-id*. _____ NOTICE IS h*re!v given to alt concerned, that wo shall apply to the Honorable Court of Ordi nary of K.indolph county. Georgia at ill next December Term, for leave lo sell the hole or a portion of the Negroes belonging to the > state of William Janes, laic of said county deceas ed. forth t benefit of the heirs aud creditors of said deceased. JOHN W. JANF.S. K. ~ DAVID H JANES J £ ‘* Oct 1 2m Notice fS hereby given to alt concern'd, that I shall apply to tho Honorable Court of Ordinary of iiando pli county, at the next December term, for lasv us* h Loi of Land No 184 *** the N nth District ol said county Said lot of land belong ns to my children, for whom I am natu ral fr Sardian. TifOS. OSMORR. Se.t C2m Guardian. SOUTIIKKN LOTTERY. ON THE HAVANA PLAN. TRIKES GUARANTEED. $103,000! O.M.V 15,001) MJMBKKS! Prizes Payable without Deduction. JAS PE K (’() UN T V ACAD EM Y LOTTERY! ; [By Authority of the,State of Georgia j CI.A S S S. To be drawn November 15 1256. ac Cor-cerl ’ Hall, Macon, tin,. under the sworn Ml|ierintend | > oca of Col. Cl urge M. In-gun uuu Jam -- .A ; Nlnrbit, K.?- * I (t./” Retnain'ier this Lottery lias only sis teen Thousand Number*— I-** that, any Lottery iu the Wot Id! therefore it is Hie best for investment. Ex indue the follow nix S< h-'ine. o'2-“lvi.L fISjCOO I I’ny.e of sls l)i)0 is sls 0:t0 I do 5 000 u 5 000 1 do 2 000 is 2 000 4 do 1.001) are 4,000 5 do 500 -.re 2 500 80 do 100 are gI 00 1500 do 40 are 6.(00 20 Approximations 100 are 2,000 50 do 50 are 2 500 50 do 20 are 1.0 0 7 212 Prize* amounting m $102,000 Tickets $lO Halves s."> Quarters $2 I lie 1..,00 Prizes cl $lO -ue d* tmuiiued hv the las’ figure of ih>- mini her lhat tl|aw< f hf* L aoit alof sls 01)0. I'he Capi al Prize w ill, if coure. end with e.lher one <f ih (Lures l. 2. 3.4, 5C.78 9t) Those l iekels ending null [he same fig ure a- l* n lasi io tho Ea, Hal will In- lu lled t” $lO. Halves and quarters iu pro porliuu. Pe>son* sending mooes by mail need n<>( fear iis being 1 1 * . Orders punctually tended to. Cuiiiuiunicatioiis co- fi loini ,|. Hank Non* oi sound Hanks iiiknu r p.,r. Tim*.- wishing funicular numbers should ! order nnoiedi ntly i Addro.s , JAMES K. WINTER, Al-sisn Kr, At;,coil (j.t. H. DRAKE, Agent, Cutlibert, Ga. Sept. 25, 1856 Alary land fate R.diet its FOR OCTOBER, IBj G. R. FRANCE A (’<),. Managers. i A Magnificent Scheme far O (’ T () li E R 2 5th. CAI’ITM, FKIZE S7O 00 O!! (LASS O. i'onsolidatcd mJ V M Mi H Mit MB J To it, tlru ■ * Stilurd.ty, Hot 3 jlil, in ftni- I tiiuore. Maryla nl SCHBiiiU. 1 prize of $78,050 I prize of FfEMH) i I pt iz ‘ of fti 7JO i 10 prize* us 10 otio i It) ilo 5 Ot)l) ! It) d-r 2.50 I ! 10 do I 750; 177 do ti i() ; Oil do 300 j tk> do 20’ i (id do IHO | 4 158 do 40 , 2.5.740 do 20 | 30.31(5 pt ; z-<, iimaiitoing to $1,141,1 40 1 I ti-ki t- $ JO; il -Ivc* 10: Quar 5; Ki t tvs 250 i Cci lift, of pack, w 2tj \\ holes, t osi $31(5 <!0 do do 2(5 Halves, do 158.00 do do 26 Ci i triers do 79 00 do do 27 Eighths, do 31) 50 Grand Scheme for Oct. 11 1 O N TII E II AVA N A PL\ N . Cirrand Coiißi>lidst<'d LOT Tlilt V OF MllllLim Extra ( lass, 5 Tobeilrtwu m Baltimore, M -tyland, Fri day O toh r3!-t. 1856. 20,000 Ximhtrs, 1 000 PRIZES. Payable it) full without deduction Will bo distributed according to the follow iag Splendid S 33 3 KG 2 i 1 prize of s'o OHO I ‘ do 20 00(1 1 do 10 000 1 do 5 000 1 do 2 600 I do I 9io 5 do 1 000 18!) do 150 APPROX MAT!ON PRIZF.B. 4 f S2OO approximating to SSO 000 4of 100 and > 2 ‘ 0 0 4 t,f 50 do 10 000 4of 40 do 5 000 4of 30 do 2 600 4of 2.5 do 1 910 20 ..I 20 do 1 000 756 of 10 do 150 1000 S 132.610 VV ho'e tickets $;0; Halve* 5; Q tarieis 2.50 All orileis for tickets ot packages in any of itie Maryland Lotteries, will receive prompt intention, and the drawing mailed to alt purch sers immediately after it is ov er. Address T H. IIURB VRP, & CO. No 39 Fayette.st ,or Box No 40. Baltimore, Md. I.and Agency. r BMIE Undersigned will examine Lands for ■ any person living at a distance, and make J a faithful report, or will sell land for them, lay ling in R indolph, and the adjoining counties. I’rice for examining, § 10.—Ten ner cent foi I making sales. W. JORDAN. Oct. 7—iu6.u Culhbcrt Ga MAMMOTH -SCHEME. “capital - Pltliz k $50,000! ALABAMA LOTTERY. I [Author zed by ibo Stale of Alabatiia] I Boiill l ii Militory Academy jo .rr r r{)Bc m's* C L A 8 8 J - To be Drawn in the City of Montgomery, A a., in public, on Thursday, JYuv. 13, 1856, on the plan of SINGLE NUMBERS BAiM UE L SWA N, Ma linger. 30,000 Tickets Only ! Prizes amounting to £CC,CCC DOLLIES Will be distributed according to tin* following UNRIUAI.LED SCHEME! 1 Pi z . f $5111)1*0 is $50,001 2 do of 20.000 i- 40.001 2 do -i f 10 000 i* 20 00 1 do of 5 000 is 5 000 2 do ..f 2 500 is 5.00* 2 do of 1.000 is 2 000 20 do of 500 is 10 (,()0 ; 50 do (,f :tf)<) is 15 000 i 76 do of 200 l5 001 ill)-) do of 10(1 is 10 000 j 125 do of 6*) is 7.500 ArraoxiiUTio.v rr.izr?, 4 of $ JOB approx to 05> 00(1 is 1 Rll! 4 of 200 do 20 00 ‘is 1 2()i •I of 250 do 20 OIK)i- 1,001 4 of 2* 0 do in 000 is SO* 4 of 175 do 1(1000 is 7ftn 4 of 150 do sO'o i* 60U 8 of 60 do 2-'o*is 480 8 of 40 do 1 000 is 32( 80 of 35 do S<KI is 2 800 200 i-f 24 do 300 i- 5 000 -100 oi 20 do 200 is 6 000 I 0(H) priz-s. anmii ling to $200.00f j A hole I'ii kr-f* $ 10, Ha'vesS Quarters 2j ir Dm Alabama and Georgia Loiter a- channels for invi-simem. present indn< e meitis over any oilier known -rheme. The oxperi.'iire the i-übfir have h id of die man HErincnt if h‘se I,mteiies if.e iarge a iiioinit of Prizes i old, the 1 rnuipmess w itl wnirli they h ive been pHid, aie the liesi C-iarsn’ers tliat they will alwais tie eon dueled in ‘he mosi honorahle m oner. PLAN OF THE LOTTE.HY. There ar 3*1,000 Tick is numbered from lio 30 000. I'here are 380 full prizes and 620 Ailproxirnatiuna—maki g in a.I 1 Oof* Prize*. The drawing takes place in public, under the supei iiiteiidCuce <f two sworn (.’nmmi-- -iiturrs The numhers fmm I lo 30 000 -iirresp-tn'-dtig wi h tlie unmbi rs nn ihe l it k -Is p iuted nil Ihe separate slips of p - per, are hi ircled with .mall Itfi tidies min pi n etl in one wheel. Tlu- fi si i!80 priz-.-s -itnil iriv piitileii am) einircled, are placet! ill number wheel. The wheels arc thro re volved-mid a number is diawn from the •vlieel of Ntnnbirs. at and ill the same time n Fiz is diawn firini the other wheel. The number noil Ft iz - urn veil out m e Opened and exhibited to ihe audience, a. and register i ed by the Commissioners, the Prize being ] placed again l the ti< in'iet drawn. ‘Phis •it eration is repeated until all the Piizes aro diawn on L. A I‘,'ROXtM ATIO.S rtIIZES. T e two preceding ad the iws -ttreccil ing Numbers to th -se drawing the first 380 Put s w ill be enlitb-3 to the 620 Approxi tit Hlon Ft iz *s. a cording In tlie Soto me In Ordering Tit keis Enclose ihe iiionea ’oonr ttlilrt ss lor the 3it keis order, il on ■ceeipt of which they will he forwartled by first mail T e l.ist of Drawn Numbers and Pr.z--9 will bt- sent In purchasers immediately aftei the lira w ing. 01/“ Fureli tsers w ill please wiile their signatures plain, and give their Post Office. Countv ami State. {£7“ Remember th t every Prize is drawn and enyati'c io full wilh ut deduction. ti’ Pi ires of SI ,000 and under, paid iinineniaiely afterthe drawing—other F iz es at tne usual time of thirty days, in full w itliout tleduciion, AH co t tuuuications strictly confidential t Irtiers fm Tn keis should he sent in ear iy- Friz - Tickets rushed or renewed in other Fiek-ts at either nffiee. O ders for Tirke's rim h- addres-ed eith er to 8. 8U AN ii; CO., Atlanta. Gh. or 8. SWAN, .Montgomery, Ala. Sept. 13 ly RULE M>l STA IE OF GEORGIA, ) Randlph County.( Court of O: dinary, Jlugus Term 1856 nHERKAS John M. K Gunn, adntinis trator on the estate of Henry A Goff, late of said county deceased, having filly ad iniiitst- r- and tite gouds and chatties of said decea*. t-d, petiiion- this Court for L.ellets of Disniis. sioi). It is t terefire o dered that all and singular the parties interested in said estate shew cause at the February Term of this Court, why said ad mn.isi rat or should not then amt there be dismiss ed otherwise, lett rs will be gmnted ; and that ,'liis R’lle be published in terms oflaw. A true Ext net from the Minute* of Randolph Coutt of Ordinary. J. ‘D. LENNARD, Ordinary. Aug. 16-in6m ADTIIMSTKATOU’S SALK. A GREEvBLE to an order of the Court of Ordinary of Raiidntph county, will be s.tld before the Court Utilise door in the town of Fort Gaines, Clay county, Georgia, on tlie first Tuesday in November next, between the legal hours of sate. Half of Lot ot lemd N. 66, con Mining One Hundred and Twenty Acres, more or less, in me Seventh District of formerly Randolph, now Clay county. Sold as the ro perty of John B. Swanson, late of Randolph county, deceased, for the benefit of the heir* and creditors of said deceased. Terms on the dav of sale. MARY J SWANSON, Extr’x. A‘ng. 16, JBo6—td* Hides H ‘anted. highest market price paid for good . sound Hides, by GOFF Jt COi I Cuthbcrl. Aug. 16-ts Dr. McLANE'S CELEBRATED VERMIFUGE AND LIVES PILES. Two of the beat Prcparktlons art tho Ago* They are not recom mended as Universal Cure-alls, but simply for what their name pur ports. The Vermifuge, for expelling Worms from the human system, has also been administered with the most satisfactory results to various animals subject to Worms. The Liver Pills, for the cure of Liver Com plaint, all Bilious De rangements, Sick Head ache, tcc. Purchasers will please be particular to ask for Dr. C. McLane’s Cele brated Vermifuge and Liver Pills, prepared sy sole proprietors, Pitts burgh, Pa., and take no other, as there are various other preparations .now before the public, pur porting to be Vermifuge and Liver Pills. All others, in comparison with Dr. McLane’s, art worthless. The genuine McLane’s Vermifuge and Liver Pills can now be had at all respectable Drug Stores. FLEMING BRO’S, CO Wood St., Prrrfiscßan, Pa. hole Proprietor*. FCOVIF. At V F,\l) New Orleans. Ctn eral \\ hole-ale Agenti lor the Southern ‘'tales, lo whom all orders must be ad* dressed. SOLD BY Hnon At Robins n. Hunihou, (is. J. T. Reese, (sreenville, •• Eiiu h-r fit Dallis. .Vlnuntvil e, •* J. A. Hunt fit Cos., \\ hiteville, *• Josiah Bradfidd. West Poi t. Br idfield fit 11 ringtnn, La (sr.ioge, *• Danforth fit Nagle, l olumhus, *• Brook fit Chapman, •• •• Hohert A. Waru, •* Davitl A'oung. “ •• January 26. 1956. n46yl Executora’s Sale* VGKF.EABI.Y to an Order nf the Cnartrf Ordinary o|” Randol|th county, will hr s*i.) ••n the first Tnesd >y in Novenibitr m st, st f'utK bert, in sud rountv, the PLANTATION sad place whereon Mclieen Cools, lap. „f ana) roan, ty. de< a-ed, lived. ,he Plnntatica *• v.duabtn, 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 g. 23 tds KEPOKTEU JOB OFFICE. ALL KINDS OF faut JOB PSIITTIfcTCr Executed with Neatness and D.spatcb, SUCH AS P A M P HLETS, Circnars, Cataloges, Business Cards, Bill Heads, Bunk Check®, Blank Notes, Le al Blanks, Visiting Cards,- Programmes, Labels, kc.. Neatly and Expeditiously executed at the oflice of the “ REPORTER.“ Oideis reapectfnl y solicited. Teims ‘ ASH’. JYotice. I FOREWARN all porsnn from trading fur a certain promissory Not*, given bv me in WILLIAM A NDERSON, for the perchase of a horse. Said horse proving to be diseased, and unsound , lam determined not to [anyth® note unless compelled by law. The said, note witl be due, Ist of Nov:, 1856. Oct 7.'56 tl. W, JORDAN. WANTKD, rent a House for the rtmaimVs of the J_ year. Apply at this Office. Legal Blanks very description printed to older at ihie i