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GEORGIA WEEKLY OPINION THE WEEKLY OPINION; «T i.. gCBUOQl ABO J- »• DPMBLB - (OITDAY MORNXNO:;;;::OCTOBEit<l. «SssMirfc5= jlo, 0 n previous d»jrs during Ul ° week * _ ^ qiktuwax at Cuuucu.—Some of onr city jupere have been discussing «M0 cheracterUUca, the profession of »blch Is presumed to confer the title of gentleman. Tbomas Cam-yui oneo asscr- (ed that It wai not difficult to define tho •erm gentleman, except In Its application to ggd by Americans. In England, to bo a gentleman, you must have, acccordlng to ^lacotomb, an Incomo sufilclcnt to pro* •ent tbo necessity of servile labor; a liber al education, and an agreeable manner. Shord Chkstkkyield Intimates that no man yn be a gentleman who la bortah In his gtanners, or who wantonly gives offense to , or who will utter a falsehood. In ' Ala country where every man Is tho archi tect of bis own fortune, and where grand- ttathcra and great-uncles are not so nu merous, good behavior at Church, Is recog nized *s one of tbo most essential charac- flbrlstlca of a gentleman. A man may bo atrellglous, but If be la »gentlem»n, he will 'jM behave unseemingly at Church. WsnsTEB AND Hatnk.—When nayno, of goutb Carolina, urged on by his Southern •lends, had mado his speech which called tfbrtb that Immortal reply of the great rfJTorthem Lion,” many of Webster’s Mends, struck with Hayno’s real ability, 'Began to say to each other, w Can Webeter answer thatt" Mrs. Webster was present aft the Capitol, and was greatly agitated at tie fire and force of the hero of South Car olina. She rode homo with a friend In ad- -ymeo of her husband. At last the “Lion” «me up to tbo door and marched In In easy, unconcerned way. Ills wife, has tening Into tho hall Just as she was, and, Ulth tears in her eyes, said to him, “ Can you—can you answer Mr. Hayno?” With a sort of grunt or quiet roar, her lard turned upon her: “Answer him! ril f-i-n-d him finer than that snqff in pour toe!” In due tlmo the Wcbstcrlan thundcs roll- all through tho arches of the Capitol, and tteyne was ground Jim. Ckmtknahy CoNTnratmoNS.—It Is oltl- alally announced, through tho Christian Advocate, that the centenary contribu te of the Methodist Episcopal Church, as far reported, exceed ♦4,000,000, and It Is Mtlmatcd that when tho Western Confer ences aro heard from the aggregate will probably reach <0,500,000. Tboudi.b IN Wbst VmoiNiA.—Tho War department has been called upon, through Ate Freedman's Bureau, for a detachment «f troops to go to Barbour county, West ftflrgiula, to aid In tho preservation of tho ««ce. sW.acTion in Mxxtco.—Mexico is again • trouble. One of those popular elections, Which, lu such a country, is always a pre lude to civil war. Is soon to take place.— General Foanuie Uur. Is the Liberal can didate for the Presidency. The election * BOanlsoa to be a very exciting one UmMsUmwK's Soooasaoa—One or the Wms, papers of yesterday understands t+ft Hon. if. Q. Foster, of Madison, Mor- w*h county, has been *ppoluteffil by Out tfepe, Judge of the Ocmulgee Oi refill; vice Bccflc- A pifff Pwe Acrauu—A pastor of a «m- C ration out West last year received as a unerstion forbls servioea <160 from an ■Jhatem Missionary Society, and from bis affectionate Hook a barrel of whisky end a Yiy of varnish. Ooua to lira Aoanr.—Gov. Sharkey qf Mississippi Is out with an eight-column letter, reviewing tho reconstruction meas ure*, and recommending tho people Of hta p, go against a Convention. Mo one would expect anything else of Mr. Shar . iptasr Fxost.—A weather prophet In Augusta predict* that tlio first frost will An thereabouts on tho lfith of November, iteeauae the first fog was on the 16th of September, and that It always proceedc« Aejlrst frost, just sixty days. Tint I’miuonad Divnouir omrwitiN JWnOK FlSItliU AND Bimisxu Bhaduy.— A Washington letter, of the 1st instant, A number of the-members of the liar held a meeting, to-day, for tho purpose of .receiving a report of the flominlttco ap- iweouHr. Bradley aim Jiuigc eisncr on die conclusion ofthcHurmtt trial, when the former’s name was by tho latter stricken from tho roll* of the Court. Tho rc|»rt quotes from Blackstone’s Commentaries as to whst constitutes a contempt of Court, and declares that an opportunity should ■bare been given Mr. Bradley for explana tion. It took three Judges to admit an at- tiwney, and certainly ono could not expel an attorney. In conclusion, the committee ■recommended tho adoption of the resign dtftfl 111 wntany'notice to hlni! "A second resolu tion authorial* the chairman to appoint a committee of three to present the report of lho committee to the Court. It will bo .recollected that some wireks ago other .members of tho bar paused resolutions In eJTeefc sustaining the notion Off Judge Some idea may lie formed of (be number oJ'ba*! ball playoia by the fact that a lin- rte mauul'ai uirv in Lyiin.Mm., ha* made and sold 80.UQ0 palri of show for base 1 *11 players thlaseesoa. TBS « BIACTIOir * N0BTH. lVTicn Horacb Gbeblxy was arraigned by oertsln Pharisaical members of tho Union League Club, In New York, for signing Mr. Davis’ bail bond, ho warned them that all efforts to build up and main tain a political party upon the anlmoaitiea of the Past, would not only prove Ineffect ual, but would disgrace those who might attempt It. Be never uttered a more truth- fill sentiment, or couchod a proposition in langusgo more forcible and convincing. And yet thla la tho very principle upon which a few extreme and lmpratlcable men of tbo Union party bnvo ever acted, end upon which they seem still to act. The consequcuce is, a manifestation of Indif ference on the part of the masses of tho party, as exhibited In some of the elec, tlons in the Northern States and Louisi ana. The public mind in both sections has be come disgusted with the leadership and dictation of extreme men. It contemplates the Issues of the day lu a more catholic spirit, and perceives the folly and wicked ness of fostering tbo animosities of tho past. Tho effort to sectlonaliza parties, and engender feelings of bitterness and hatred over defend issues, will sooner or later be defeated and act at naught by the masaeaof the American People. Extrem ists have attained pra-emlnonce and pow er on both aldea of the line, by appealing to tbopassslona engendered by a bftterand protracted aectlonal war. This la rapidly coming to an end; and Jacobins of all par ties must bo thrown overboard, else the party which continues to recognize them as leaders, must prepare for its own fener- al obsequies. Beyond this commendable determination on the part of tho Northern peoplo to rid themselves of tho leadership of extreme and Impracticable men, we can perceive no foundation whatever for tbo assertion that a popular reaction la taking place at the North. This reaction does not con template, nor will It tolerate tho renewed ascendancy of the Democratic party. It Is not a reaction against Federal suprema cy ; against tho Emancipation Proclama tion, or tbo Abolition Amendment to tho Constitution; nor against the legislation of Congress, by which civil and political rights are secured to all men without dis tinction of race. Nor Is It a reaction against the legislative provisions of Con gress through which the Southern States arc to bo admitted to the rights and priv ileges of the Union. Wo can discern no evidences of change on any of these points. There Is no ovidenco of approval of the President's policy; nona of a determina tion to reverse tho leading Principles on which the war was conducted to its final Issue. But, on the contrary, if the vehe ment crudities of certain visionary and vindictive men of the llopubllcan party, are to be fasted upon It as essential parts of Its creed, they may lnvolvo tho neces sity of their own expulsion from tho par ty. And thla la no less true in Georgia and Alabama than it Is In Pennsylvania and Ohio. Whilst therefore, it will not do for Dem ocrats and reactionists to presume too (hr upon what they term a “reaction" at tho North, It will bo equally unwlso for tbo friends of Reconstruction and of the Bo- publlcan party to underrate theso popular demonstrations, or misunderstand their significance. Doll Tradu in Nnw Yoax.-A New York letter, of a recent dotA gives a rather gloomy picture of trade In Oothorn. It ■ays: General trade Is growtng dull again. The tightness In the money market, no doubt, nos a depressing Influence. Of dry goods tho country merchants are buying very sparingly, inducing incroaaed caution on the part of Jobbers, and telling unfa vorably upon the business of the commis sion houses and tho importers. The auc tioneers exhibit attractive catalogues, but, generally speaking, sale# are slow. No largelotsof domestic fabrics could be dis posed of unleu at a considerable conces sion In current prices. Brown sheetings and shirtings havo fallen off Jfal cent per yard. Tho stock la large and tho demand light. There la but a limited stock of prints In sgonts' hands, and prices are well supported. Woollens Tory dull; cotton flannels, ticks and denims do. Importers are rather Inclined to proas sales of foreign flibrlcs, and prices in conacqucnco lure a downward tendency. A few of tlm hardware firms are busy, but tho trade generally Is slow. Tho sea son. however, is not by any means consid ered over, and many orders are expected, especially from tho Houth and Southwest between now and tbo first of Dccembor.— There liu been no ehango In price* worthy of notice. The yellow fever la considered a groat drawback to trade with tho Gulf 8utcft< All aorta of earpettugs are firm, with a fair demand for tho favorite styles. Com mon Ingrains movo off rathor slowly, how ever. Vclvots, tapestries, Brussels and three-ply are generally sold ahead of pro duction. There are many Western mes- chanta in town making their Bocond pur chases, and business promises to bo aettv* for soroo time to edrne. In boots and shoe* tho bulk of trado seems tn be over for the season. Prices Imre a yielding tendency. Manufacturers are not so well satisfied with the present state of Uiu trade u tha jobbers. _ _ niDcetlaneai Tho Cherokee Presbytery will moot at CarteravUle. (la. on Thursday, the (0th in stant. A New York company has one hundred and dirty thou land in North Carolina, and are a wool growing speculation on Wm. Taylor, a Revolutionary soldier one t uudred and seven years old, now live* 1th his son-in-law, John Dohart. la Spa cer township, Allen county, Ohio. During tlm lost mouth, sis hundred iflfi e!ghty|cilmHuiminf parasite war* fmuA Santa Anus still rtffiltls a prisoner (a the C-i-tie of Han Juan de Ulo* at Vera Crux, from the parapet of which he can sea the spit from where she hall era* fired that took off hit lag. TEMHaitAPUIC INTELLIGENCE. From the New York Prsii Association. Wasiiinuio.v, Oct. 5.—The following are among the Albany resolutions: Resolved, That, rcgaidlng the National Debt as n sacred obligation, wo demand ocooomy of administration, honesty In tb# collection and appllcattonof revenue, sim plification of, and equality In taxation, and a currency for the benefit of tho people In stead of corporations, to tho end that tha publlo faith may bo preserved and the bur dens of taxation lessened. Resolved, That we denounce the effort of the Radical party to retain the power It has usurped by establishing negro su premacy In the South by military force, coupled with the disfranchisement of the white population, as an outrago upon Democratic principles, and an attempt to undermine and destroy the Republic; and that we stigmatise the refusal of that party in this State to submit tho question of negro suffrage to tho people as a cow- rrdly evasion of a paramount issue In the pending struggle. Tho Secretary of the Treasury has Issued Instructions regarding bonded tobacco warehouses. Tbo ocllar of such ware house may be used for other purposes, bar- Ing entrauco from tho street and no con nection with tho upper floor. The offlte may bo allowed the owner of tobacco tor exhibition of samples, partitioned from the storehouse. The owner may take sam ples from the goods stored according to the usages of trade, and exhibit them in said office, tho samples being regarded as In tho custody of both owner and store keeper. Retail trado In such samples is prohibited. Information, under date of Liverpool, Sept. 17th, has reached official quarters that threshing shows the wheat crop of tho United Kingdom short In quantity and quality. Estimates place tho yield twenty per cent, below an average. Cable despatches say that Sir Angus B. Paget, tho present Embassador at Flor ence, will probably .succeed Sir Fredrick Bruce here. Garibaldi escaped from Capcrcra, but was subsequently recaptured and Is now closoly guarded. It Is said the Emperors of Franoo and Austria agreed at Salesburg whom they would aupport lor Pope. Extensive operations in grain have re duced tho bullion In the Bank of France ono million sterling. It is rumored that Victor Emanuel has appealed to the Great Powers to bo releas ed from the treaty stipulations binding him to maintain tho Integrity of tho Papal dominions. The Rebels hold many posts in Viterbo, and await an attack from tho Pontlflcial troops. Special to the Opinion.1 Montcomehy. Oct. 5.—Returns from thirty-four counties—more thannne-lialf of the State—have been received. Tho Convention has 11,000 votes over tho re quired one-half. S. Nsw Oblxans, Oct. Be—Tlio interments from yellow fever for (twenty-four hours ending at 6 o’clock this morning were fif ty-nine. Nbw York, Oct. S.—The steamer Wezzer has arrived with European dates to the 3tth. The Financial Government Agents at Naples have been defrauding the Govern ment at the rate of thirty million franca during the past six yean. London, Oct 4.—Garibaldi hat Issued an address urging his friends to go to Borne. A Garibaldi mooting has been held in Tarn, It la reported that the Papal troops had been beaten at Vaguaria, Kkt Wbst, Oct Be—The Admiralty Court allows twenty-fivo per oent salvage on tho George Cromwell, amounting to about ♦31,000. ITasiiinoton, Oct.B.—lueonsequenco of hoary war and provision payment and light revenue reeolpts, the debt statement shows an Increase of <3,300,000. The Sec retary anticipates hoavler receipts during the current month, and thinks that the next statement will show a 'decreaso of several millions Attorney Stanberry’s opinion sustains the State Courts In issuing writs of habeas corpus, where Bailors and soldier* are con cerned. In accordance with this opinion. Secretary Wells has ordered Commodore Selfrldgo to obey tho writ, and produce in Court sailor Qormlcy. Seerotary Wells had previously directed Commodore Sel frldgo to resist the writs, by feres If neces sary. Bevenue receipts to-Usy <000:0011; for the week <0^90,000; for tho fiscal year to date, <61,230,000. The National Note cir culation Is <290,000,000. Securities held for circulation and public deposits, <379,- 000,000. Commissioner Robbins lias written a let ter stating that hy law affidavits of all klnda are relieved from stamp duty. Tho debt bearing coin Interest has in creased thirty and a half millions; bear ing currency Interest, decreased thirty- four millions eight hundred thousand ;ma tured, but not presented, decreased one and a quarter million*; bearing no Inter est, decreased four millions ono hundred and twonty thousand. Colli In Treasury increased two mill loin and thirty-five thousand. Currency decreased fifteen and a quarter millions. Total debt Increased two millions four hundred *ud ninoly-four thousand. The actrejs Avosa Jones is dead. BaYannaji, Oct. *.—The weather is miof. and It has been raining In torrents all day 3 . Reports from Florid* and Southwestern Georgia are rary floamy, iisavy rains hr IIiounonu. Pcf. 4.— r ;«u. Schofield ha* ordered the pay of all registration officers, isre those who bring the poll hooks to headquarters, discontinued after the 25 th Inst. . It Is understood that the colored voters have agreed to run three whites and two blacks fur tho Convention. Messrs. Hun- nlcut and Wardwell are two of tho whites most prominent now. Tho Republican negro meeting In Hen rico to-day nominated J. L. Swann for the Convention, throwing out att ex-Federal Colonel, who was a candidate for nomina tion. Mrs. Anna E. Kirby, for tho murder of hor husband, was convicted and senteneod to seven years In the penitentiary. Mr. Davis’ trial will certainly take place In November. Counsel on both sides are ready. Ho Is expected to arrive here about the 25th of October. The distilleries around Richmond turn ed out last month 20,000 gallons of whisky, while in July last they only distilled 6,000 gallons. Mobily, Oct. 6—There were three Inter ments from the yellow fever for the twen ty-four hours ending at 0 o'clock this eve ning. Wilmington, N. C„ Oct. 5.—Weather warm with continued rains. Tho whites here take but llttlo Interest in local poli tics, but are anxiously awaiting tho news from tho Nhrthern eloctlons. New York, Oct. 5,—Flour very firm: wheat quiet with more disposition to real ize. Corn—market <4a1e better; Rye quiet anil very firm: Oats .'Sale better, Western 7tJ. L j; Pork lower, Sl.62hfa33.7S; Lard quiet at 14nl4tf, Cotton dull; mid dling uplands 20, Turpentine dull at MM. Stocks strong; Gold 144, 7 $; money, 7,02 coupons 12. CiiARt.zsroN, Oet. S.—Cotton quiet and unchanged;saicsJOB; middling 18>Ialfij£c; receipts 370. Mobile, Oct. B.—Sales of cotton 1,000; receipts BOS; the demand is chiefly on lower grades. The market closed quiet and steady at 17c for middling. Baltimore, Oet. S.—Cotton dull and nominal at 21a21j£c. Hour—high grades stiffer; superfine advnnceil Mali. Wheat still; and advanced; prime to choice white 2.75*2.80. Coni' fern. Oat* 00*72o. Pro visions steady i shoulders 14Kc; rib sides 17X*18c; cleafWb 18Ji*18)4c. Augusta. Oct. 8.—Cotton In fair de mand but prices %o lower; sales 332 bales, middlings 10j£; receipts 430. Savannah. Oet. B.—Cotton dull; nomi nally 18; sales 166 bales; receipt* 1,600 hales. New Orleans, Oct. 0.—Sales of cotton to-day 250 bales. wlUi a fair demand; low middlings 17,y«18; receipts 1.180 bales; ex port* 1,0111. Flour held 25*50 higher; su perfine 11.00. Corn unchanged. Oats 80. Pork dull and drooping at 20.50. Bacon shoulders 15al5>^; clear sides Wy 3 ; sugar cured hams very scarce, and held at 37a 27)1. Lard quiet and firm: In tierces IB. Gold 144. Sterling 6Ua5S. New York sight premium. Special Notice*. WUNTII, FURTHER NOTICE THE legal advertisements emanating from tha Offleo of the Ordinary of Heard county, Georgia, wilt bo publithcd lo tbo Atlanta Opinion. W. II. c. l'ACK, Ordinary. Franklin, Oa. Sept, ft, IMflt octl-wu WUNTII. FURTHER NOTICE THE legal ad vertitemoats emanating from theOflleoof the Ordinary or Bibb county, Ooorgla, will bo pa blished lath# Atlanta Opinion. W. M. BlUir, Ordinary. Macon, Oa„ October 1,18CT—wit rUNTIL FURTHER NOTICE THE logel adrcrlLtemeaU emanating from tbe office of tbo Clork of tho Superior Door! of Barlow county, Georgia, will bo publlahod in Urn Georgia Weakly Opinion. THOS. A. WOBO, Clerk Bartow Superior OourV, Carteravllle. September «. ISST-wtl OTFROM AND AFTER THIS DATE ■y legal adverWiemeete will belbeod la tbo At- ■sat* Opinion. I>. D. DOTAL, Sheriff Spalding county. On. OrlOn, On , September IS, 1SBT-W<t HTNOTICE.—UNTIL FURTHER No tice nil tbe legal ndrertUomenU (Him the SherUPe Office of Henry eoanty. On, will bo publlthol tn the AUnntn Opinio*. n. n. nioHT»w«ii. sheriff. McDonough, On.. Bopt.lS, ISM. aopis-wll _r UNTIL FURTHER NOTICE THE legal ndeertlMtaeaU of tho Ordinary of Ilenry eoanty, Georgia, will bn published In tho Georgia Weakly Opinion. U. U. NOLAN, Ordinary. September 10, ISM—w4 . "l^UNTILFURTHER NOTIcJtHB Ordinary’* ndrertiiemenla of Sumter county, Georgia, will bo published la tho Georgia Weekly Opinion. L. 1*. DORMAN, Ordinary Amarleue, Ga, September IS. lSM-wlt UTUNTIL FURTHER NOTICE THE legal ndrertuemente oeaanatlng feta the office of Ordinary of Baldwin oounly, Georgia, will bn publbhed In tbe Atlanta Opinion. JOHN HAMMOND, Ordinary. MUIodgwrtlln, On., Bop*. «»■ ISM-wSt tr NOTION.-GEORGIA, UPSON COUNTY.—Tho ndrorvUomonta emanating Rom UtoolQoeAof Ordinary and Sheriffofantd county wit! he putdlahed tn tho Attaota Opinion. WM. A. conn. Ordinary. 0.0.8KAUKAV, Sharif. September tith, ISBT—Wtt _ ’ Or UNTIL FUUTinUt NOTICE THE legal adrorthomnntt emanating from the offlcci or Ordinary and Sheriff of Jatper county, Georgia, wilt be publbhed in the AUnntn Opinion. M. II. HUTCHISON, Ordinary. BBBRT RIGBY. Sheriff. MimMewlo. Ufc. Soptontbnrffi,iaw-w4t Hpoakjthelt own prltae wherrrer phrafovl, ' DAVID I.ANDRBTK a SON, (■pvt—iiwSw, Philadelphia.- it. jam* m . i. V v a V • v . wani.wtcn aim nwyau. IgAUffi *t WHUCT, BRANDT, RUM, GIN, ffire, ♦Rpotdvvt Itliv'.tod tldLlvwptty Sltv4 I I-. :«*»! avffiS wSa '"Wi'WMS'r* • Bleak, Peothwe^Hveo^^ Legal Advertisements. November postponed sheriff SALE. tho flrit Tuetiflnj In Novembur imst, will bo Mid before the Court House door, in tbe town Calhoun, Uordoa county, a*., between the legal bourt or tale, tM following property, lo.wit; Lott of land Not. 191, SH andffft In the 14th «1ln- trict and td Mellon of <.onion county. Levied on <u the property or William II Hailey, t<> eatifify Bunilry JuttlcM’ Court II. fa*. In my h .iidi.i fa* var of U. McClendon and other*,• owrolled by Vf. J. Cantrell. Tbo above property levied on and re* turned to me by a< <i»<Ulde. and poiutcd out liy John Malone. TiiU October S, I JOHN OkEsllAM. Hherlil oct»-wtda | Printer'ft ire fa fiOj ELIZABETH MORGAN^ lilll for ^.Irto por*. '« and I P»rra**iu’t*. mm t ImIioii j 1 r MAIIY W. MORGAN, I ofd*o l, Walker I by her next friend, Ac., y Superior Court. jegal Advert PAULDING SHERIFF'S SALE. 'ILL bo sold before tbe Court Ifoutc dooi tho town of Dulla*. between tho usual be if of vole, On the |ot Tne»4Uv In .Nnvemb fallow ing property, to-wit: of lots orumf Nos. tm and m, tieing in the 8d district and 8d ftei’tlon county, levied upon a> the property of Wiilian Pruitt to»ntisfy a County t^iurt II. fa. in favor of >ro or le»t. situated, lying and -• n of laid Lekled on by virtue Mortgage fl fn iii favor of Jnoieii W. < urry, tit fnnu the I minty cuu t ot iUriuw • minty ptriy .•olnted oiitln said 11. fa. (td, 1. IV I*. ALI.GOOD. talteriir. ADDISON 1». HOWARD, I nnd others. J I T lielng shown t.-iat Willlnm Morgan and Henry C. Hunter, two of the defendants in tho altovo ‘ ited r.atti. rmldo l«votid tho limiU of this l hy the hheriff: ordered that said defendant be served by publieu tion of thin Order once h month for four months •rerious to the next Term ot this Court, in tho newspaper published in tbe c.lt.v of At- lufbi ill nt tho next lanta, and that sum William M< C. Hunter uppe ‘ * - - * Term of tho Hupenor « our* i»r »mn county Walker, ou the 4th Monday in Poliruury, Irtks, i that in default thereof the bill will he taken , confessed, and tho complainants Im allowed proceed em parU a* to said defendants. Chamber*, September 8d. 1«rr. JAMES MILNER. J. S. C.. C. C. A true extract from MiutiU’s of Court, Septem ber fist. M7. JAMES fl. IIOGI H*. Cirri octO—wlum4m [Pi tutor’s fee ftx.uu, GEORGIA; Fulton county. TXTHERKAD, Hammond Marshall applies to VV for letters of guardian* It in of tile perbou . property of Ann IsalieNn Knight, minor i orphan of A. II. Knight, deceased: All persons concerned will file their objections, before the rfri if any exist, *fov4!iulMjr — ■indicant. October 4,1887. — ... — ... day In November next, else letters w ill be granted the DANIEL PITTMAN, Ordinary. " [Prsfee$3j oct(y-w30.l GEOHGIA, Fui.tow countv. W HEREAS. Llttlelmrry Jackson applies to n _ far letters of administration on the estate of T arren W. Barlow, late of said county. d«v.OHi«ed; All pernons concerned are not!tied to tile tlicit objections, If any exl*t, on or before the irst Mon* day In November next, else letters will be granted according to the prayer of petitioner. DANIEL P1TTMAX. Ordlnar; October 4,1ITT. [PrsfcofJ] oct6-w»d GEORGIA, Gwinnett county. TTTILLIAM RICK applies to me far tetters of Tf administratioa on the estate or benjamin Bice, lateei said county, deceased: These are. therefore, to cite and and admonish all and singular the kindred and creditors of said deceased, to show cause, If any they can. why letters of administration rhould not be granted the applicant on the first Monday In November this September *8th : 1^67. oct8—w»d U. T. KAKKSTUAW, Ordinary. [Printer’s fee ESTItAY NOTICE. S KORGIA, Fobhytu c'oumtt.—Taken up by f II. C. Talent, of the fWth dbtrict. O’ M., or I county, an e*tray < owr of the fallowing de scription: Marked lu tho left ear with a half crop; in the right ear with an undorsllt and ceop: head and nock brindle; fare legs hrindte;hina legs brindle to tho hooks; horn* drooped; ten or twelve years old; appraised to be worth twenty- five dollars. A substantial cony of tbe description and ap praisement from the Kstray book of said county. Given under my hand and otllcial signature this September 8.1S87. J. T. IIROWX. Clerk Superior and Inferior Courta. sepfifi-waOd [Printer’s fee $S[ NOTICE* T WO MONTHS alter date application will be made to thw Honorable Court of Ordinary of ireene county. Ueorgla, for leave to sell all the eal estate or Jesse Dry an, deceased, for punioscs 4 distribution. WILLIAM bit VAN, Administrator ef Jesso Bryan, deceased. September ff, 1867—wtm (Pr* fee $6) NOTICE. £IXTT DATS after date application will be September M, 1807—wtm NOTICE. oMmeu, umm ssarwnr eausivyg ws. wic beMfit of the heirs and mredltors ofeeldd^ GEORGIA, Fulton county. T WO MONTIES after data application will b made to the Court of Ordinary of said coon y, far leavt to tell the real estate of Georg ‘“SJfS-COUBCffiY. AdmlabtraSog. September i, I6*T—wtm [Fn fee |t0] GEORGIA, Butts county. GEORGIA, Gwinnutt county. T WO MONTIIS after date application trill be made to tho Court of Ordinary of said coun ty. for leava to soil the real estate of Shepherd Ethridge, late ot *aid county, deceased. Augustn«l. ltfT. b. A. bLAKKY. Adm'r. augfiS wtm(l*rlBter*> we ISj GEORGIA, Pulton county. mwo MONTHS after date applleatloa will be JL made to the Court of Ordinary or Mid county far leave to tell tho real estate of Stephen Terr; leceasod. GKO. W. TERRY, Executor. September fi, 188T—wtm[Prs fee$>| McBRIDE & FOBDEN’S . GREAT REMEDY “KING OF PAIN,** WILL CURE m miaul— Colic aad Cramp In Sve minutes. Rheumatism, Neuralgia, Sprain*, Pleurisy, Goughs, Golds, Ueefaete. Asthma, Pile*, Bronchial Affection*. Dyspeptip, Inflametlon ortho Klndneys, Liver Complaint and Palpitation or tbe Henri PRICK, |l PER BOTTLK. MKr"*"* IATJ. Sole Agent. Corner Whitehall end Hontcr streeto. Atlaata. fla. MrUNMRMBSU THE PLACE. boil-dtUkwIm For Sale. The subeertber, la ooasequenee^of g/k ihysieal InebiUty to euperlntend his 3! “ning Interest, offer* TOR SALE, (or ako a liberal exchange far Atlanta i.a55! river, up the river, tea ml!« lYom Albany, Sae stream* ruaniag tbroogh It, with ex- - - -—of hammock, the ‘ cultivation. In ig, well finish- ~ —. ... Qr»»te«5 helghhorhood. The belae<w» eay WOO acre., !# tituated la l^e count/. n» the ChiekPimboka JIRfiSSEBSiiK vtded end sold to suit buyer*, aad by paying one • third )Vee«h tha remainder will Ite divided la pajmeete tosultbnyeiv. ff.no., vbhis, tripntvkawna tdiien mtnt AlUob. or tM r»n(l. Win *» «k»;» » T. M. rieaanm.oa the Lee piece. p, W.LfcK id—dewlpa • ‘ ‘ ‘ r ’" ' DkKALU NOV'UhR NUKRIKKa o-Vl,E. ’IITIU, bu fcold lie lore the Court Horn V? Decatur, lu Toe*day In LUIS 1UI , hundrc' legal Ini unty, Georgia, «»n the . ... .’vuvemner next, within tbe salc,t| niH>r one min'irc i liB'i ci,mj -«•««. alf uf lot Iiumljer ono bundled. •tine . : orgia, and being the prop- A. Alston tiou reside* uud. Levied »*n n» the pro|wrtr of a »utiiify « Mortgage fl. (». erty on in flirt | *«ld Robert A. Alst , „ vs. >ald Robt. A. Alston, in favor or It M Hr. said tl. f«. having been lnMied ujmui a judgment or farec.liteurt*. otituined at thu April Te hujmtlor Court of unld r octfi—wide JAMES i rl.IMT SALE UNGER MORTGAGE Fl. KA* W ILL be Rold on the flr*t Tuesday In Doo«m iHir, lbA7, In fore tha Court Ifoiu* -loor.lk. the City of (•reeimlHiro, grecite county, Gi««rglh. the fallow lug property, to-wit: e entire of Mt..«’k of Groceries a ' “ ‘ »ty C*>u a 14-80, _ _ .... iALE W ILL be sold before the Court House door, la Spuliling coutli v. tieorglu, between the legal hotirHof bnIv, on tho’ lirkt luesday in Novciubet next: Ouc *tore Itousr and lot In the city of Griffin, on the Mint it »idc of Solomon street, known u*. Alniuii Hall. Levied on us the property of An* gu-t.i It Mathews, tofsstDty two fl. las. in favor o£ John Xoul vs. uaid Augusta It. Muthewu. Prop- ®rty jHilnted out by boynton A Diinuuke, plain- tiff’s attorney*. D. D. DOYAL. Sheriff. oca-wtds [ Prtatar*s faa.’fflM.) ^ CARROLL SHERIFF’S SALE. ’ O S the flrst Tuesday In November next, will bf. ftOld btitbre the i^iurt House door, in the town or Currolltou, Carroll county, Georgia, within the legal hor - • ■’* u'lrnlnUtrutor u f al otol laud uu in her two bumlred and fourteen In the tilth district ot said Icounty. Sold ae the property or Solomon V. Williams, to nacikty the cost on one fl. fa. issued from the .Superior Court of said conutv, in favor of Juinus It. Martin, *j the estate of P. D. bowvn ve. Williams. Property pointed out SrpieiulM-r ,*W lh67. NATHANIEL EsTES, D. Sheriff. OCtS-wtds [Printer’s fee |I.BO] GREENE SHERIFF’S SALE. EW7II-L he sold before the (Jourt House door, tb the city of Greene.horo, Green county, *—tho r - .egal h t Wooilville, in said county, u aw, now in possession of a by virtue uf a Mortgage g. fa. Issued property (ntrtie*. of said J. II. KSQUSIl, September 31, DAT, POSTPONED MORTGAGE SALE. W ILL bo void before the Court House door, 1m the City of Atlanta and County of Fulton* on me first Tuesday in December next, lfettl, bd* tween the legal bours or hale, the following property to-wit: All that tract or parcel of land situated, lying nnd being in the city or Atlautu, whereon the Atlanta Female Institute was located, known in the plan ofsaid city as city lota Nos. in, on, Wand- 100, the same being designated as block No. 16, of original land lot No. 61, in tbe 14th district of originally Henry, now Fulton county, containing five acres, more or leu. Levied on by virtue oT and to satisfy a mortgage il. fa. issued from Ful ton Superior Court in faror of James It. Maysoa, transferee, v*. William Kmanl, Prcsldsnt of tUW rastecsof tbs Atlanta Female Collect; Property pointed out in said fl. fa. October 1.1467-wtds PAULDING POSTPONED SALE. YBTILL be sold befbre the Court House dooT/fr> TY tho town of Dallas, between the usual hour* of sals, on the 1st Tuesday in November next, low of land Nos. 181. X3 and W4, In the 1st district an* Id seettoa of said county, levied upon as the prop- ertr of W. D. Harris, to satisfy oae Justice Court fl. nufn favor of O. W. Teal re. W D.Harrto Property pointed out by plaintiff. Levy made ae* octfl.wtds mo by a bailiff. Sept. 10.1667. P. P. ALLGOOD, Sheriff. [Prtater’s Fee $»JP.| ^ ADMINISTRATOR’S SALE. T>Y virtue of an order from the Court oT Ordla^ jD ry of Gwinnett county, On., will be soldo* the first Tuesday in November next, between tbe legal hour* of sale, before the Court House door, t» the town of Lawrencerllle, 60 acres of land, part of Isot No. 1B6, and B acres of Lot No. 106, la the 6th district of Gwinnett countf “ ty of Jesse R. Hunnlcutt, i August l p. iiun; NICUTT, Administrator. [Printer’s feo fl»L ADMINISTRATOR’S SALK. S Y virtue of an order from the honorable (fault, of Ordinary of DeKsib county, Georgia, wfll‘ old before the Court House door in toe tuW> or Dahlonsga, Lumpkin county, Georgia, with!* the legal bours of sale, on tho 1st Tueseay tn !>** cember next, tbe fallowing property, to.wit: Lpl of land No. 1371, in tbe 11th district and 1st scctloib or Lumpkin eounty.’Georgia. Sold as part of thw real estate of George K. Smith, decerned. Sold far. tho benefit of the heirs and creditors of said dff- oeased. Tenatof taloatth. • far I, ufl?. GEORGE K. liAMfl-roN. Adro*t- octfl-wtds. (Printer’s f..e $5.iOl ADMINISTRATOR 8 a<E W ILL be sold before tho Court h .... .c l or fa the town of Forsyth, Mon roue rrv, Goj.glfa on the first Tuesday In November u*t, w.chtn the legal hoars of sale, all tho laud- ist-longiug fa •he esta<a of Prnly Smith, late or said ooar*~ deceased, eoaelst' ' — half acres, more c teabarUJflSr. E rma c»*n. xnis new V. SMITH, Adm’r. [Printer’s fee $3[ SALE UNDER DISTRESS WARRANT WTlLh be sold before the Court House door, ffa TV the city of Greensboro, Greene eoanty. U», on the flrst Tuesday In November next, between theJugal hours of sale, tho following property, One bedstead, m at tress and pillows; ono cooktnk. stove and fixtures; one pair Falrbsuk’s patens.' platform scales; one pair counter scales: »>na chairs; twoooata; one chest; also one lot < room fixtures. Levied on “ Agcn^'^October fi, 1867. special oetfi—wdw [ Printer’s fee •MKU. Aiilfnee's BfelUe ef Appalmtnaem*. [ N tbe District Coart of the United Slatae far fae Northern District of Georgia: f WIOI IV ■AYCOtCtlX. Tha aadenrfgned hereby give* aotlea* ItwA jsrft wantraaS ii _ ’ NOTICE. ' v having demands atslast the as-1 :ph Atkins, lata of Henry county. —^resent them propeny witbia tbe time pra- -IKiamaR k fata of Josei .. -eased, a attested to crlbad by statear#i . S.M IMSfl.