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DUNCAN & LOOHRANE. JOin H. CTEEM3, Editor. ATLANTA, GEO., ^.gfcrc.l-. .rjaT SATURDAY. OCTOBER 84. 1S57. TERJI1 OP T1IK IVTELLIQEKCER & FXiMU«R DAILY. - - • • WW WEEKLY. ... • - t M tarron uttest.vitr* notes of prost/ati.io of U>« NalwnRl Bint jk wra ffwry CUy -to wter* b. «u bo»»l w ***?“* M ’ “ Cron P <*<» “*§*. took lb* *IWt«sU» H BttkWI!” Fifteen Rai^ad C«t»| «■!«*, lo lift U ¥B fkl J?k*ici V 1 - I'rtkcii, or KOttU M, tf Oft menafrz i«f b»d W changed. •*“ their IkbOitin *ei,unt to wort lb*n $18L- O'fl,##. {, „ ,,*!.■ i that tha .ncuhotfcln of tbe MioisU.- lbI&wJ cut of too question; so that if AiiU- Bonr Of Fniton taken at Par for all Jobto fine thi* Office. The southern Citizen We hate received the £r?t number - ■ 1 * SmtUm Cilittx. poSisbel ****'•' * , Sr*' vide, Tesoeuee, by John M«e!*l J '** 0. Swan. at the low price of a ..an [* annum. w Vf* hare already ref"^ ! l -.* ‘ , prise cf cur fritad** 1 Krxxviity. am> J, »d ! »,w that the •S-.cUttrp^- is a Mt* «*d t*ni*** **“ F . ' aad'efihJt *ad prese*-' ® jr ' - ttao'. ‘«* r J npoc. *• Sfooth for *-*’«” >J 5*^“’* •gt- r ° >.s »c-occ.5 iotn- c.-c w ’*•* «iUi hops aLti confiJti.ce. (haniua Ga'Jtercs- General Muabeas U. Um*r. Trass. is at Wasbiaoton preparias for b * ’ep*rt»f» as Minister to is* Aryer-iia Coutejeretion tiis mtaaion is of ioftinaaee. We eooM and aboniJ tare s fr.Sc.blc w.xix those ngvocs.' I uy now Jer.se a ... -t tbeir cotton cio'hsscj other -r' e -- sumprioc from ffeg-**d; fat it o i.r.evi.v feasible for at -« enter *tu sac---Wei too petition «fh it* ase«Ua:.< -t il-' evoo- irr. aa« Mr. Lunar »i i not foil U >«:re n gnot ao atlratuite for kis r-ut.-.". Tbeeoiniee of tie w -r.'J w u i fui- .T three tKosaco niitioos of Jo'iars, ana rcir a keroireJ arj twrti'.j-irr ailaoos arc ce.xa.arr ic tie parebas- of tie cottooervp TU coinage no* in tfce United States is ee* incited at JJO mil.ions, ao asxunt Ltarlj sn£cient for tbeir camccr ; but it is locked cp er i -..Tiriid in a great part. In no par’- of tie acrid, except the United State*, it carsfU* 11 eiemlord bs.org-sendt.t t. j],.. .Nathan Appietfn, of Beaton, i* out trptg the establubment of a great Nations »! Kiiioaeial Reguiator, to wit, a monster Bank. 1 be Snb-1’tesurs ia tegular en.-ogh for ui. Tha Air-Lute Ban Road. The following article we find in the Rail RoaJ Re onl. h arae eridently written bj acute ids,'.cote of the Seaboard Railroad r-MM, but who speaJta candidly of our en* larpriae. the Ait t.iaoli-oil Rohd, and fovor. tb'y.aa elatnring to b» considered the grsrat Northern and Southern thoroughfare for trasi'l. A glance onh at the geography of the coumry through which it paeseedemon- strates, what we claim.for it,.bey»nd all doubt. An Air-Li no Route fiona Wear York to the Gulf of Mexico. A correspondent,at New York -furnished' ns with a eotumnninttion, says the pl.sA- ingr.ci ['aim, in which he urges the cecos,* shy of completing- for many of the links are already made-an air-hue railreod from New York to the Gulf rf Mfiir, there to connect with idjae of steamers to Tehuan tepec. The poinf vo the Guff designated by hint i> Apalachicola, which he thinks can be reached from Ness Y rk oscr the proposed road In about tweniy-six ho :ts. it' the real should be contiuned to Now Orleans, i: would phee that ti-.y wi’hin !iro dcy i trarel of Wiahington. Our ccr- re pcodent writes: “Thepwiod is not distant when New York will becorn.-cted in s direct line with the Gulf of Mexico. The distance to the nearest point si Apalachicola, in Apalachi cola bay, is about 760 miles, less than b<’0, and should be traselled in a day and a few hours more, at the moderate speed of thirty miles per hour. This also is tV nearest and most direct route to the Gulf of Tehuantepec, ns wil be readtiy seen by applying a s'rajght line to the map With such a road and fasi steamers. what is to j ravent this latter poin: connec-ton *• With proper cipcdition to.the c-n- reysnees new in operation to Apaiachicola, there is nothing to prerent the travel to that place in throe days. • A tin a direct r ate by railratd with donblo track, and sech fmprcremer.ts tr. nis mode of transport r> u.ay ho loc-k d :o: la proems of time, what is to nrerer-.t paper mjney oi dta iaunsucos ccrrespcnl ing with coin toieri'eti Tha .-at tib s; bill ; f' ocl being reached in three daya from New .f the Bank of EoiiataJ i. tee nro p. ond * Cuba in two uaya! .... .. e*i , c. „ 4 o., I “Already raUrooda are in existence in note, - *-o. —d of.F.-a^. 5-i • 100 this direction, throogh Angustaand Macon, frsaes. . as tar as to Albany, Georgia, leaving less The charges sgainat Col. Sumner of the ! Clll< * 10 United Sm:re Army, whs is no* upon tris* at Ws-d-iington are btsed up:n rometbing like insab- rdinarios or diwihedieace, prior us that tins-, springing from a conflict with atc'.her tScev, to wbcm Gen. Smith had aa- ' egot i a Sfsrciu duty. It is plain that it * not rerarded at tha War Deparltnetr. as a service aSxir. Miss Mvieiinc So.',:h f# sgaio brought U* fort the public by 'he Belfast Mercury, which states that the pubiio n iy he prepar ed to btnr an astocc-iing di-c'uure in a few day*, in conoecriao with the esu-e rf M--- Madeline Smlib 'A's have te. n iafonred. by a nr-*. amh-ii y,- ’ t.n to of tb* wrrtr.--' in tVe h. c.-c st Blythe*> ,i ■ jia.-?. in March last, bad drod rather - h!. nly . »-• that oo ie- death-bed. •■ir i with wettr?", •be ii sue sco -fession f t:e imports: t foot that aseniv wa- mixed with ' r -t e.fce giver. .to I'Argeiier on the night i * :• Ioj: visit t: Mae Smith. The Charleston i\f»*o * Neessei# ;-sl - three cf cur bank-, 'ho B-.-J: <.t CharUi- hra. the oriU Hi '■. sed the Cmioa Rani:, continue «p».ci« payment.and ruy beregatd- o.i to have ysteed the crl-ii f ntspeniiou. They eiere reiving epocie at »'&*-. intervals, snd a-e daily,utrcn^lhin --)! their j>-*iiioaa. •By ihe Ma'ion the Bank - f Chs’iestcb re«(:v»i xhis nirr.ing A50POO f g ; : !. uod toe State Bank S20.C0G. M’. T. li L-eeces recjivtd { d OO>V ft appoart f -m a i'mtcatert wL:.v, *r See ;c the Coastitutiocalikt thot accord:!)* to the report of the r mar.ee O mmiUee, iJho,- i id of the balance in the 1're-sury is wee- taiUblt, c- nsiet-ng of 'bank scree, ~kc.. it Tei-ic-.ir. r tha am ate', frem •tiled, we Svi -'.iith reis ■an '■ 1112 iA an! 16 cents remaining in the state Ti-arory titer ade i: <•> ,f the Sta'e, f.r the ..s' is . . »».. Save hero pc id. ter there are tight feet of water At Cad.v -*181 St .Marks, ng.Wres teat .. and sit?** »«*t nt St. An it, admitii g T<at Apalachicola neoitaary advent tgea Of ah le a fatal impediment to her X> with' the Georgia rail- ropde.' The admirable yrolicy dicatedbv these devOtedjn the best intamts of Ktor Ma, aud how inflexibly maintained by them ttiuwrlM authority of law, forbids any Georg's, nr other road-, coming into the limits of the State at a point ftrther weet than Hamilton coupty. An air Until thus lac hi co 1.1 is permitted at all to communicate With a Georgia mod leading toward New York, she must place herself in connection with the grand Cental Road of Florida at Quincy, ou the opjxnitt side of the river, and following that road th mgS Ttllthturt to namfttca county,!trike off on tonie hypo 1 * tbeticsl road toward Brunswick, or Savan nah, or Charleston, seeking out n connec tion with New York that is now denied her by the Yulenn pcl^y presently prevailing in The bulk Strap nalou. ICOSBXsroK-fiJUtcE | SavixNait. Oct. 15th. I's'-T. His ExctUJWcv, llxascutL V. Joitxsoa, MlbLaDUCYtLIS. Sir : On tho ldth inst , a ruerting roercliants and citiiens cf Savannah »„ ho d to take into consideration the present money crisis and the course which the banka should pursue under such circum stances. The meeting was one of the Htrg-si and most respectable which has ever been held here, and after due deliber ation, resolutions were adopted, recom mending that the banks suspend tcrapora- rth specie payments) not that anv doubts were entertained ef th“ perfe t solvency, and excellent c ndition of the banks, evidenced by their report- recently submit' ted to you, but that the stoppage of banks in every comoer ia 1 city in the Union, and the almost certain y their example would be followed by the rest, made it imperative to do so i i their own defence. The drain, n this state of Bi ngs being confined to tha few btnks which do pay -pe.ie, would in a very short time have withdrawn every particle of coni in thetr posses sion. Under these circumstances, and at the instance of the community in which they are located, we have been appointed Committee and instructed 'o ask of vmu Excellency, to withhold a-jy action uoain-' t e bsnk3 - - • wHtctionr, If not positllraly ealiod ft* by, t trust (hot thay nr* ot< wholly Inapproprl- *j*tott*occ» , lQn which elicits this com- ^^IKRSbiiKLv! JOHNSON- Rflb'f Habersham. N- A. Hardee, I' Hcleixtibe, Richard P. Arnold, Jno,- • Anderson, of Savannah, Un,, Coin- tniUee. Tbo .Alunnera Of the Mother .Mould the Child. Theft is no disputing ibis fact j it ahinn in the faoe of every little child. The course, brawling, scolding women will have vicious, b-aw ing, fighting ehlldreo. She whocriee on ever/ occasion, “1II box your ears—I’ll slap jour jawt—I’ll break your neck.” is -ttnewa as t! 0 oughly |tbrough tbo children i\* if her uawennnl* mannor weri opooly displayed in the pnblio streets. These rvmarke wore itiggeeted bv a con- versa'iou in an omnibus—that nobis institu tion for lira studeul of men and manners— between » friend ned school mnsle.-. Our teacher, was cattstie, mirthful said sharp,— His wit flashed like lire polish d edge of a diamond, and Kept the “ buss in a roar.” The entire community ofiusiders—dud who ever is intimate with fboie ennveyanees can form a pretty goni idea of our nnmbcrs—in clusive of the “one more” so well well known to the fraternity, their beads, eyes and ears one way, aud tiu.dty mjr teacher said: ‘ I can always teil-tbe inotlar by the boy. The urchin win d.-aws back with double fi-ts und lur.gs at Ms pluyinatc If he looks nt him askance, has a very questionable mother. She may fed and clothe him and cram him with sweetmeats and coax him with promises; but if she gets mad she fights. Sho will give him n knock on the buck, she will drug him by the hair, she will call hi u all sorts ol wicket names, while p.vsion plays over her face in lumbeut flames that curl and writhe nut the corners of her eyes. And we nercr see the eoarteouslittle fel low with smooth locks and gentle maoncro, in whom delicacy docs not detract from 0 inrase nr.d manliness- bnt we sny “that boy's mother i« a roue lid.. Her worth and ways are » ft, lovirg. aud quiet. It jhe reproves, her language is, ‘ my son'— -irt-you li tie wretch—plague of my life— you lorment-.youscamp.’" Siie I nvert Ik foro him as a pillar of I ght In fore t ie wandering I-rarlilcs, and her team - are refle.-tid in his fox’. To him the word mother is synonymous with every thing pure, sweet und beautiful Is It - an art st f In after life the face uf that with h dy ra liance thinet on his canvass wii' be tt.“ in' ther’s face. Whoever flits scrota his consequence of this^step. ( pa ■ with sonny sutilts, and soft, low >nice, until the meeting of the Legislature; and ! will bring his mother’s image freely to his we ask this in the ho;e your Excellency will see no objertion.to acquiesce in the r qu st when it is recollected that the Legislative meeting is so n:ar at hand. k\ ilh great respect Y u; ob't sv‘;s, ROBT. HABERSHAM. N A flAllDh.E, T HOLCOMBE, R. D bRNOLP;' JOHN W. ANDERSON EarriTiTr CtfAMBza, r M[U-IDOCVILLV, Oct 13th, 133T | GcntUnur. .-—I acknowledge the receipt oi yours • f the 1 dh tn.-t., tri behalf of the merchants and citizens of Savannah, re- breast. She is like my mother, will be tl.o highest mreJ of praise Not oven when I the bad turns silver and the eyes grow dim I wil the may sty of that life nod presence i deier'. him. B it the ruffian m dhrr--atas ! that there are such—will form ;he riffl m character of . tie man, He, in turn, will become a roer- cile-s tyrant, with a toogjo -harper than a j two-edged swenl.and remember t'-e hraw ling and theeuffing, reek sjme meek gct'tle victim for the sacrifice and muko her his : wife, with the condition that ho sha.l he tna-'er. And aastar he is, for n few xhort ! year*, when he wears ti e widower’s mod 1 tdl he finds a victim number two. We wonder n t there are ro many awk- i tangible of him for ceapAriaea. W« d« no» revenge outsolye. on wild beuto; we kill them out of .the way, or keep them aif specimeni; and we eannot afford to tnita the opportunity for the J ' ‘ homan tiger ai a watnin, that dutanee from tha acei ties will magnify Mantfok influence. fluUagentiei ever susceptible of mortification by the pro cm« of dejfr»daUon from the' condition ol huTninttjr to tint of brutolity; doroid of moral fecUnjfc prohibit a morii idiot, and only aonaitiro of pndo or Yaaity* spectacle of hit hopeleti cupiivity will de more to deter than would the hanging of a hundred thousand of his fellows. Vitro neith would bs no punishment to this hu* »»n brute.—woeld nt?e no effect on the futuros v^. . Bxltndtd Arrangement* for Procuring Eu> ropcan Ann —AVw York, Oct. 9.—In con- sesuence of the temporary failure of the Atlantic telegraph cable, the New York Asiociated Press hare decided to employ a substantial ntws yacht at Newfoundland for the purpose of boarding, offCape Race, all the steamers from Liverpool, South ampton, Havre. Bremen, • Glasgow, Ate, Ate..; and in this enterprise—so important to the whole public of the United States and British American provinces—they hope to receive ihe hearty co-operation ef all the owners and commanders of the lev- eral steam ship lines now established. If the press should be seconded in this ar rangement by the commanders of steam ers, there is no reason to doubt but that they will be able to obtain the news from a large majority of the steamers passing within ten or fifeen miles of Cape Race, and by avaiiiDg themselves of the Now York and Newfoundland JTelegraph line, which is kept in admirable order, they will b« able to spread the European nows before thu public in about fix or eight days after it leaves the Kugdsb *hOrc. This arrangement will inrolve very heavy expenditures, but the aisociated press cheer fully assume the burthen, not doubting but what the public will properly appreciate th-.ir t'fljrfs and sacrifices to promote the interests of the corumeraial public and the p’casnro of the general reader. WOOD'S) KBST0R.4TIVE.-0f all the rs fttoretivsi fur the hair ibsr hare been invented, Wooo'fl pre-eminently claims the first pUce. It *iil certainly restore the u»tur*lcolur cf the heir 1 if the directions are followed for a tuCcient length of time It hii< alro produced Odtoniabirg effects in 1 ringing nut n growth of hsir, where the bead had teen preriouslj bald. Wood does nut pre tend that it will do this in all cafloe; and we think bis candor 1« a good recommendation of the vir tues which hie reitufrttiTo really peeieeaea. If the root* uf the hair ere de.«truyed, ao human pjwor cun make them grow agivin; but where there li any vitality left in the root, the restora- ,MTj will eoon renew the hair In all its prUtins Tt^ur. It hae done thle repaatedly whon all other remedies had failed. It ie therefore worth while in all cMes to make the experiment. For cloar- log the head of dandruff, and thickening and itrongtheoing tte hair it ha« no rival.—Western Patriot. Sold by all good Druggiete. oet29iw3 Mimq Kirkpatrick, * Co, AYINO sfMtd > nsw Win * o* PsMk Tr.sStrsst,would UiiMisaUiiti fifths I'ubllcto ihlsclB.C.bln,t Ws r. * 1)0, do. (hsvsuilss*. tlsss thstrSho,, &«lA of Qnrgta Railroad Sq* a r«, iaSsnw.pinillo fin sit kiwis sf woil ooos.ot.1 with thllriiullmi,,»clin m.kln|.udr,p»iriu|Vor Altovs, ■shlsi W.Ursssu, Uph.liUrlnr, Ac. Ths; ksspuififishs.d HstsHsIsrtsiCsasSgSDd asks, up- Uujroito»tU.lfelM£raj,Wt»iil,tadothtrwosdC.r. on AIR rACTOR r, v - ttaveakUrgedthelrmaaiioeturlniehopiatBe caicu *^l«aaeuppt/tforcaA'eorlilaalCottaie^haire, RtodXy-.Patent UcJfitead,together with atUrtieUeoi Oablac»Ware,or their Own manufacture, to anyquan- tty a o-trod. Thsy4fiwaowiaaaafaeUriBgand<lniehin|CiianilUd Cktt&ce^ette.faiaaperlorto any to b» baa from tbr Harjt >rtl. sidt Wines A XT-S tfeurgia Catawba Wine a, for ea'# by A II. nuhlsnbrlnk, AXT'-t l’ioeet Cptawts Wine nt 1850. by the Id-eu or UottU. II. Kuhlenbrlnk, OCtSOdwlw Agk'Ot. W.A.A.R.R. OFFICE, > Atlanta, Oct. 17,18»7. i MTOTEH of Fatten Hank, nod Caoryta Haltraad and iw Raoklrg Company, reeeived at par, b; tliU Agen cy. tor Freight. T. OL llOWABH, nctlOJwtf Agent. rptaoUterlng and Mattnu, Ks- tabllsliment. Y t'D h _ ....... nde and qualm AfATrRAS>’Ki, from the obeap rftraw, Hhuek am! Cotton, tu the pure Cl’/iLKt) HAIR IfattraawM, war ranted auperVir to aur artlele evtr offered In tld* plaRe. IbAvvalaoon hand, Hair IP>ietere and lMt- luvra, Spiral Spring Couches and Loiugei. A'eothe World renowned Spiral Spring Mattr» *•*♦«, with Red* eteods to «: aloh, which never fait to pleiue those fond of COOD eteeplng. t atn ale-* prepared to (TphnUterold Sofaa, fucker*, and ..over them with Hstr, Cloth, I'lnshor Urf c*tli. at the shortest notice. Store In J. 2?orcro««‘» PalhMnf, on Marietta »tr».’t. Atlanta, Georgia. cotl9.1wtf I). AT TOUXQ. Atlanta Alhenetun, For One J\'ight~bnlu. Great Attraction. Wit,Original; Cekbniltdand iieiioum.J Chinese Artists AND JUGGLERS, Will give one of their or/wn«! a ? woodvil.t! Kntertaininerif*, iu fur] and\ A / OT^fcifi!.'‘ , * b0 ”y®^ a *t 7, commence at S o’clunk. iutar« ice programniri. t^Oit WI.VG, i'roprletot. M ABIE r S Fulton Hank Moiic, Taken at Par. U,'E will like FIII.TOV BANK in.mM Vv *t I")r. in p.vrnrnt for slldstit. Jus u- or for pro.lucr of snv drsrHpUnn tliwt wo Inn or l»Ie W II.LIA .V8. HHBa A CO. O r 11 ?■!'* New Advertisements! Kuigiits of Jericho. ten of Atlanta Lodge, No. 1, that a full attendance is desired at the regular .meeting this night. oct.25,15S7. an. ” . . or lav pr.-pi,- as j.,u reprexrrni; tn« unani- ln rniUiiM upon )k. abo.o .rilcle wo -iu ■> ifi.ir v.vlcq woiil.: .rern to inSicaic, sr» :i.hi glad lo res -.fill propositions fora ! ;lui ihorc oj.-uioi bo nnuifi Jiversitv l ! sna-i direct mctropoliun rout* fr-rn N«w . jpir.i. :■ s.-n.-n* thinkit j i:.on,' a * • ' thjc Yfifk ro xne Gulf of Mexico haw com- a' r .propriety of ache. :fo! cviap!unc?wiih the leeei, from lit quarter whence thejare due. ! w ish f tin mercliints ,::.J ittxens of Tke “Corrcsp ndem at New York" is ' Savannah. . right ia urvnnj the necessity of coatplcting j I do not pn‘t-..d t.i N Urn.’, ic r .ifi ihn tirect railroad line to the Gulf from the ! great queati"u f finan.>, ioftlved it, the I any !l)'-^ " •)!“». —>:!i Strike him rep-ated V. bn 1 Ly ihe liuie he wear, sit .ev ns vv 1 I Ucomoa ii-t!e bully, with hands jhal d uble -,ii ti-: a- nv-utally a- if special paii s !i*» 1 !/■ u taken to re-ieli him tha ar! f boxr.g. • . id metropolis of the United State* Ti.e :r.ei of a -.livtropolitan road in conr.e itc a with the Guif at Pensacwla, und with thn Vlmnvippi at New Orleans is not u new one, for it was broached some years a »c, uud-tfie following propositions n.ad-: in rriation to it H it, Tnat th" then ixtstin? roads fryn New Y'ork to Waihingtn* should b« mad -, confinsoof ,’aod hav. apot' er track addc-: to them. .Jeronri, That. a ••double track" road should be constructed-frcm tYashington, in continuation, to Lynchburg, V..; an: thence to ialiybury, in North Carolina ; to Anderson, ia South Carolina; to Atlanta, in Ckorgia.; io Mon'gon.erv, in Alabama; and tol’enaacuia, with-a branch to Mobil-: and New Orleans. T -ir /, That Pensacpla would ber-n.-.s the great peitacr harbor of the Gulf in ft. connections wltii Havana, Brazil, a d the ( Isthmian arid trans-Pheific Iransiis at Ba ba sr e aama, Nicaragua ar.d Tehuantepec, re large Aiid/.u-M, That these communications by rail ami steam lints thus established w-uld rndcre pa.-sen^trs. bullion and cor- rsrpoodence to and irom the Pacific and ion .-mediate State, and Europe to reek, a for omfo.rt, safety, certainty an aomm-.rc; my Liui'i: udumo-t, laj -■ ..merer, 'err {fen/ univs debt i -u,|-;nsiuri vf | **> Vena Suliib. I be f.iilcK-in- account of a man who hrn dr.ed a 'earful notoriety in the history i : e insurrection n India, is from a Botcbav cre-Ji: 1 -ao! r-i ire; re : ptrit vaeli | The ! »rd tor jearar.ee must cve*v ramifieu: oh nf i . Lout ibis'he-u^. r.si r, will b.-rivflt but ft*—'ire banks bj rr.abiicg; them'to tpor.e the payment jf .tbeir debti,—their -. which are r -■-■) drawing inrercst, and tic..- use ot thi r siice e. :cl - - he * nvuilu- inrers, t > -pccehitc..in -xchange, and .-w down the fr.l.re- uvriect to i;ccie »+. Snch a coar-e. • - i trust ih d.rcct :! . l!a:.i ar.d --erai min v r .i : u-e thei i.t is only an j paper •- Nn j Sibib the adopted son ol the laic 1‘ ishwa Hajee Rao, who. from the time of bis dtp.s lion tiil his death, lived at Bitfi' h.:r i:: -ite neighborhood of L'awnpnrc, up- on the (cnsioa allowed him by the British Government. U pon the death cf the ex Pvt- shwa, Nena -tr v; hard, hut without.sucje*s to obtain from the Indian Ucvernmont a coptinuance t himself ol the peusiom allow ed to Bijrc Ron Failiti^ in this ho dci- petebed an agent to agitate iiis claims in Knj'lar.l, and trausmitSd, it is said, to Cal- cut!*,to meat ths expenses of such a inis- -ion, a s.nglo piece of c inpany's paper of ever, I do’ not! l he yaiua cf five lacs of rupisa. T he mission who own and : to England wa. a. unsuccessful as tl Mr For. ytb cur inc-^r a' M-x e sec, has made some interfiling c.-mra xr. r.„ to tr... ' • .vf-roaeot. eapfeiaily with rev ; ? f * a ' br.Cs the most p ferer.ee •• td.- L.txrsiar.a Tshuan-epcc "I rxr.- 1 i i * 1 ' r ’ I -. C-jopar-ya. groat. It appear* that he wa. by no errors averse to themrr thei'in- teresu, but ’bat he rcj rd-.i the ad.ari’ages f.r which h cy bxrgaircd, as already «*<rur- ei- to qnr G -verituxeat under the findsdrix pure base, ot nt ’east that 'Xt formal assent f our Gwfmmeoi to th* nrtangnncnt with railr-.ad b that Company would be taken si'a entree*. : ? n »<• broken con tioo itat *e n»4 u ccrinro right* sxt.der atriotre, bijsh'fiiued, te/npt made to influence tLe local govero- 1 .:••■ '..‘emcn, who vr^uld meat. P -wet to oppress the p«o- , The India givernmcn'. may in iomameas. *■ are x-kind t droance at the ' unr thank it*lf for having ailowe i this man ivtci. oi the r Ic’s rep-re-.-ntarives, to acquire the local influence he postenc*. I - rtmiiiy f r the preawre ; It is known that for many yiara back, sine.' f •...: -s ! - f ■ , , ; n iho industrial 1 the deat.'i of Bajee Ra*-, Nena las kept the c - ■■ 'tur.tr. —voth-ng but the ; B-gums of IGj-e, the rightful Ir^ra to ilie 4 ’ "a f<r ■ cat. pay debts and property ef t'c d-reased chi f. in close oon- q :r. ,i*i ri: . .■ -; ; 0 ; this we re frti tiess i flnunwt to the Zenaoab, so that none like- with at ecu: ic-,. Uf hods so blind as not 17 to fuk* etepe toward* rescuing them from . . - * — - ■■ no u.uiM u<u ■/ •s"“ , 'sa Mtui iik iii« ni iruilj l'* tnnwi 1 ,il 10 i Vi ant} i., .trlfuau; a a do: to deplore tte confinement jr restoring them to their pro- from I <*,U .a and to.: interior a* well as : -xtravagxcce of a* times— the great cxeeM perty co^ld obtain access to where they sro-warn would eonmbnte tb malfe tic- , „f evpnditore beyond nett profiia. This i. wifi. dtaWe or.ea in tii tcUtl e eggnndize tfco cuu^e of th?. vr.tlft spread maiadj t'*at ! v cur iamJ/iiice :h* mvagrs of e It cannot jui-i that Nena 11 not a ven ’urom traitor. He has §taked hie ell, which not a l trie, npon the die.. Iiie Wai,h cgu>n and Aloxan ei*e'r»7t the drafut upon their -jin, tu replenish * be-rani’* <,f thoe« of the Nurth- I predicate my opinion rf the toaodoco .Montgomery, m ,« u n. Owdsdre, «uv which he believe* we WBankf UMn the .ibiMto they present pjffe*-ion of tnon naiivee simultar.e- oualy with their *:Lieving power to gratify IaO*D .NamK.—The subjoined paragraph . reveatxog uv adipu'.o of Mr. Gathri^t ’ ^ OB J an(i * I^ofc**. gentlemen, to a fee ing of tec^ •-..BoeotUtico With re-peer t,a r.c-w lariff. j irirK^i^otMJsnvilie.iJ^ri^.G^' I '•! •"' lk « r ‘ e<1 / U ‘V* N »f ier , ij d®!?receiving hundreds Any tar ? mat woo d afigmer.-. ti.c tr xurc , Anderaon, Atlanta, zr.ri .vtor.igoinery I ,.^..'.1 \,i 1 i°.V ‘f applicatifio* from Amerran citizens, all Mb. nation .'raid, cf fi,;V draw that.; to Pensacola ,- with branfhat ls«#pfi J*’,*™* *5P*WSt‘ in "■7 _i . ar - I th# Alabama or Te-«aav River coSAl i v11 • . . r . ,iCWnw vuapendmg, her India. II i» lordship requente me to aav the “ M toaxjUr. j ^ with Mobile and New Ofle^l raSIf •„ 6 !I, U “ > - “"T" tf ' r“ ^ i ' i ^ nBI,Dt h " 10 en, " lo » 0 r*i*m-x>t among tb* pvcp.e. N-ys ta* b noul £, hht dtawjhtauamrn. I 7 v ‘ h .® f u ?* ‘ f ' tur, 'W C sTreepoodto* of tbt • > Mercury tfce- k * A eompotuieni «T Srw York " i« (1 1 ^ ° r ^' ,l f e l UrI * 1 *' preset* tariff so fo from tending to that j mistakeni *a.*o «be dj«an« b«l«tou New j ^ h« onlr towr* ! •""■ r«ult, if i*A i-^qoete to the d- maods u^3D arid Apalachicola. .Some year* ago j \v batew, revive hv Commercial prf Tresrory, and tU Fre^U ha. cpruy | Mk ^ 1% ^ td iat tjrmrera that d uaa mutt o nlUdf.r „ r ,., . m :he L . S . t orat Surrav C * lm J" 1 ml tome period within the coin ng yez*. Survey | Office so he 103(1 nrnea. A similar arc n i, . u . , . . j measured bttween New York and Aapa* liar. Mr. UajA Mia-ratxary. who recap- I UchtcoU would be361 miles; sad ptiwL 1 the isaaaacre in India, bet address'd » \ ew Vork and Pensacola UKifl milci. AJ- congregation in Washington city, fits ac- low ing 170 miles for deviations from an - u « of .articular .r.cidccu arerird— I iir lin * ,tli *eanool be avoided, w* shall ,, ,, , ; have for the nro»t direct road that ean non He!, a-, mtet.igaot gentleman, of middle > u.lt, from New York to Mobile, 1200 r/ulea in length; to Apalachicola 1124 miles in length; and to Pensaeols lied yniles in length. By this showing, Apa- lack c.■las’Jrftaloly Lai tbe.d'an’aghoii tte score of distance from New York ever age, a good speaker, and evidently sincere •od earnest • A-b’ty,” t-rarf-irrospr-ndevit <A th* Char- les-on M-rowfyT »t Wa-bingt-ra say*: • Hytfj amts H. Clay, of Ashland, is to- dsy-fr/.tbis city. Ue wilt, in ibe naxt House of Keprer-ntative-, supp-jrt tke Admit)Istra tion of James Btubanen, and bis lopp-.rt will ba fi-m, ardent and affective. Could hie grant and mb's father have forgiven an alfttuit Hfl be “the sweet ■ irtae to forgive”' hovr different would have bean hie for- tupr, and bow differan-the tideofevente in hi* country! Jaekwxo did Dot inland the Pensacola and Mobile i hot then jft. Marks won A bav# ibe advantage of her, for that city ia nearer to New York by .40 miles, wbi!--t Ibe harbors of Cedar Keys, of fit. Josephe, of til. Andrew* and Apalachicola lie at nearly the same distance* from New Y'ork, Ko that Apalachicola would have rtvalu about her, in claiming to Sc the rail, road and ateaaaer entrepot of tb* Guif; which rival claim* would, probably, be art- tied to her disadvantage, seeing that aft (he bret named harbor* hav# diaper water on . that ploy do troop* whutever in India, but to ■e insurrection by the loirs ol her _ , arms, fond N. also dsnies the report ate, and ahn'wt her only hope of relief ? lhat.be had issued orderv for the arrest of resperity ? fillil.usters by tha British squadron io the the thun* | Gulf of Mexico, ii* says ha t as no au- , - , —— —‘1 unawtd. 1 tl ority for iu'iir-g any such order, nor if he po rex upon n« nasciourn-'-* of her capoc- : had the power bad he done eo. The story tty toootnd.thero,,„ t? is aholiy untrue.” ’ l: is tor I brae Mifov, n o{ Cotton Bales. Sh.ToV'ArrajS |. n A I T 7 r *; , ‘ I’uniahsnenl; and safely. Oar cat too give* i-otion to the ' The London Kpectatoi rrmuine the fol- whoi* machinery of Ibe world'# • mmerce (*“ w ' n V **P**»sion nf opinion aa to what and if-true to oorrelvra, we have sou mut i j *boulo be done with Neha Sahib in the ever Lave, the foundation of Ih* proOl—, : event of his capture alive: ' He should be caged aa a matter for study, and after exhibition in' Jndia should it h -pgbl to England, and carefully guarded *° oat the term of hia natural, or an- nttunl'f/. hi.-. _i.i . independence, o-minerCi'al as well a* eivi,, that am bleared any age or people. As germein to tliiV thought, what an em phatic illustration of the real impertanw to the-Goutk, of direct trade between her rwn and foreign porta, and in Jser own bot tom* r Will slit ever awaken lo tb* mogul- toda nf such a policy, and by its br/id and succreaful aoeompijabaenl, break the only chain that now fatter* bar giant ttasUf Thin * ill cr.ranmmafe bar Indepmdeace. and then she will not only feel aa aha now dries, but aha will regulate and direct tb* com merce of tlx world. I Leg pardon, gen Usman, for pmdttiog myieJ to bt b*u*y*d into there random naturilv*,, |jg, a mossier—withJnt aym- pathy, ft» „hjsieal health should be pre- Wl * utmost care, and he should live td undergo to. most painful ofalf port- kbrnent to each a miscreant- the absence of lil V*?;*/- M** UtaknoWledg* that ho we* redeejdw lb* cocdilion of ataptared Irao'p a* aom* tompeaeatiea *8f gL*g?gr ity. He abowld b* eaged la tKr?- tbo real Boagai tiger, With homo ol'fli NOTICE. \ LI. p«r< nt Indebted t * tb« eiuto of Kiohard ii. Whi.wor?h,Jat«ofUwinnettcounty,deftcavod, :»ro r.-tifi’-i to make immadifita TYavruant. aiwi those oat tut; <leman<Ii afaiopt itaid oatato to ren* Jer them in accordiog tu law. RIHCUARDA tnilTWOETU, rat. 2$, *57. vr40d Executor. Administrator'* Sale. \ GRKKABY fn »n ordarof tha Court of Of tiinarj uf Gwinnett county, will Le «uld be. i re the Court Hoavo door, in the Town of Law r-jocerille, within tho Ic^ai hoard of aale, on th< flr«t Tueriay in December the fallowing property, to wit: 345 acres of Land in tho 5th Diitrct of said count/ number* 260 and 245, and one Negro woman, named tile/, About twenty-fire year* old, and %1! the interest belonging to tbt heir* ot • fex/rge Kirk, deceoie<l, in and to a Negro girl, named Eliza, about 10 year* old, a* tho property f Oeurge Kirk, fato uf aaid county, deoeaaaJ,far tbo benefit ot th# heir* and creditor* of laid d«* caamrd* WM. KIRK, Adm’r • wt 25, ’57. wlm. 3NTOTIC3 ej T AKEN’ by mistake, at the Firemen'* Dali on 'Vedne»<Uy night, Oct. Jilt, a One Dearer, Cloth Over-Coat, with velret collar. In the pock et* will b* found letter* Addressed to the sabteri* o*r In oxebange for th* above wax left a black ribbed Over-Coat, which the owner can hare by leaving mine at S.Swan a Co.’* Lottery Office. P. VAN BL’REN. ooi. 24, 1856. dawtf. So. (!. A. P. O.E0R0IA Porcallan and Rockingham Wore ' J now on exhibition at tha So. (J. .Agricultural FAIR, by Mertri. Iloltnon A Co. t i* now expoacd f»r i»le on Whitehall itreet, at Augusta prieM* at it tba Crockery Stora of T. R. RIPLEY. oat. 24, '1857. dlw. FOR SALE OR RENT. A WELL arranged Store flou**, *ituata! in a ba*i d»m part cf tfc* City, with a *tn<k of Oraearl#*.— Tftoie witbiag tupareha*« or rent, will do w*U to call tnl tuimine the prem:*** soon, for w* intend to dli- psj«e fifth* property e^rae way. octttdtf A J &UACXELTO/U), Agvnt. Fair Week. Atlanta DRY GOODS EMPORIUM No. 69 Whitehall Street, CUTTING WHITE & CO- HaVK on hood a aaperior etock of Qoode, which tb*y i-ffer at t he tnwiet caeh price*. ol’R STOCK »• very large and eonei*ta rf the ««t .tylM Of UKY floors, «uch ee Alike, SUM tl Delaxnu, Merit***, Cl$l\ and Velvet CUakt, Abate]t, ..Vegro Onode, Boot* and f‘bo#», Ac. Ptr^n* vlelting Atlanta daring the FAIR, wilt d<» welt to five a* a call, and we eaiora them tha prle«* will eult C. W. A CO, Ko (Q Whitehall street. rctWdlw Hear Hr ark*. TASSHATm - FOR ILL DEBTS HUE THIS «L» JL-’" M.UZ2 JES • oct. 15,'57. Jif. Carriage Fainter. C l IIA Rim FASEI. b-,» mo-t / reipectfully to Inform th# citizen* ot Atlanta and eur rounding country, that he I* fully prepared to do all kind* of Carriage IVatlftf - PUaeoglvo mea-anU.--i-w*v- rant my work to plea**, end my charge to fir* util- faction. Shop In the rear of T. D. Lyse*' itore, t*eca- tur itreet cot. 15 '67. NOTES O F BANK OF FCLTON St GEORGIA KAIL ROAD 6t Banking Company, taken at par, for all debt* due to, and alt g<<oda •old by C, H STRONG A CO Oct. !7dAwU. Card for the Ladien. rniII8GREAT TURKISH PERIODICA! I REMEDY.’—For the immclia*# removal »y| Obetructions.Irrftgularit'Pe, Prolepau* Uteri, (Fallng of the Womb.) Leucborrhea or White* Ac., Ac. Tha*en PU'«» b*vw na»o» in • ungte instance fa.lcil in {iroducing the menace. Too much caimat he Mid in thei; favor. No woman can enjoy good health when that particular part of bur peculiar organization is deranged.— klickneM at ’tomach. headache, languer, debit ity, piin in the head, side, and back, I *s of appetite, costivenees, 6cc , arc tome of tho symptoms which attend irregular menstruation. As certain as time are these Pills to romuve one and all of these symptoms. Be sure and get the genuine, which has our signature n .inch box. Them Pills may be had by adJreMiug Dr. Hanflov A. Co., ind melon .g $t; the Pills, will be sent by return mail. N. B.—Ladies whose health will not permit of an increase of family will find these Pills a successful preventive. Ladie* who are pregnant, should not these Pill*, as: theysre sure to bring on mis* carnage, though no injury to health would follow. Address, DR. BAN FLOY A CO., Cincinnati, Obis. Feb 10 dwtf Situation Wanted as a Teacher, A NY peroen .desirous of employing the service* of • teacher to take charge e a Common English Br.hool, can oe tcommo dated by applying to the subscribe*. JOHN P. EVANS. Bbeneter, Morgan Co,, •epSOdwii Georgia. Goon Nsws roa tii Amicrro wits Itubi.—We cal tbs sttsatloe of strangers and citizen# to th* a4ver tiaemset of Dr. Cavanaugh, who invariably cares a ruo-t painful tlleeass, and one that has hitherto been regarded ee atawat If not entirely ioennbU. Tit* remedy le simple, aot painfal in application, andxc sheep as to pie ee it within tb* reach of th* p<x>r*et With each as array of evldenoo aa to th* inoces* which has attended Dr. Cavanaugh's treatment of ths disease alluded to as has been brought to oar knowl edge, w* should bo sisgularly direiect as a public jogrnallat, did we not bring th* sakjoet promptly bs * -**- * * th* afflicted to gfw U ACCOMMODATION LINE. From Madison, Morgan County, to W ILL Istvs Daily afire thraxrivsl of tb* Da, Train from Atlanta. Pare.n,enbv this route will avoid 10 to It keur. driajr at Ualon Point. l-rev. Albans at ft o’clock, A. Marrive at sfadiren in time forth* up-lraia *• Atlanta, ami do w nrfrain to A atnata. . Penn* lolnc to MiUrelteville, WILL AVOID ISHOURSDILAT AT MADIBON Distance Mile*—Fare $3.50. >' . . 8AULTER dr. IVEY, trxa'aOrmca—Trauklln House, Atfienet und CompbclTs llotol« Madison* . \ ovt IS.’OT. .-Jawl*. LAWSHE A PURTEL, Herekant Tailors, waiTFMALL eraser. ATLANTA. Oe* ga : HAVE ON kud a flu*etock of rnj rich Goode fir Ovntlenreuf "nt, ibsttbf will ask* vp In th* vet; litre! etvl* ef cat and ftoritetod3|«»JSu« bjathrvn—la cage*j Tft •*»■•** »* * h * Landreth'a Sew Crop, 18S8 ,^T"' 4s$ Tbs nablis (snsrallj, and tb* Um sapreUl Ij, sr, invltad to sail and aaamlna th* vsrlotj ol fired, as th* robrerlbsr la readp at all timer to sxblMt his slock vf Beads—re well ju ths aa* •tjlsa or rnraUar*. T. W. WIST ; «*.Bssd Store at th* ntir Parnlturs & Urns. F.A. A J. 8. WUIItr* Pssohtr** • r L. Miller’s Hair lnrlforator. fr* etrengtb'tiiof. Restoring, Darkenlog, and pw- K tuaUng the bsautfbf tbs hair. Price » rsnts per tile. It sradiesteseeurf and dandruK; Imparts vi tality to tbo twite of ths hair: londe vtgsr pod lustra roihsAhres; darkens th»se if too llfwt, or growing gray; fastens those If fatUagOMlt rsasars • theiw IfsT toady shed, ao*l makes ths hair soft* silky sad wavy.. It the nutser/ It Is lndlepeaeeblek* a meaneofekas- lag .tbo heads of children, sud laving the fsaadatlos ori vigorous growth of half, fold btpreggteu and dealers in ran*/ Goods everywhere, wholesalepepet M c?« wT,rt - Dragt! Dranll.Dnitll! psctfall,Inform th.tr Ih.irfr’Sgtogjr - *ed rere, IIrtf 'rare. —rell at tore wraltovntas »c «*rh .-tv- -nttai. a. ■ semis ,r are M tore* rare mmarm res awf a* til tat dMtifM«rtttfitv , . reetssflitlre. tflr.asea.il. umumitn ret. II,-IT. draTlr. Tobacco, Tobacco. TOST rscslv.d direct from Virjinla, a ehols* J lot tl TOBACCO, amon, wh'ch Ui a are Ware ef that Jostl; cslshialed Bread KAN BAS TWIST, aa^rior to any In Lhj dtj. [octlldmlj T.JYLOWa Acui/y Organised Double Troup of Menagerie and circus l Magnificcnlly third UJJ for ll.r 80s.,in of 1857. manaHer, h. u, DBLfSm. r.qurstri.ii Director \V II STOUT .i'Pf. ' E8SLBR Hrotesqna M.rrrman,.. .DA UIIY DUMO.YT Kre|i rif Menagvrie I'm' BBAPKI.Y. 1'orT’r,' l),.y.Oi,ly_vri,in,,on nnd K veiling. At ATLANTA, Monday and Tneaday October 26th nnd 27th, 1857. Poor* op’n t* 1 an.l 7 nV:„ ( u « „ .s^., to comm race hslr I,our -finiv« r P j,“' * trf<,,m re«< .WmiWrila ><e both exhibitionr, 50 Cento Children nnd Corvaats 25 Ceuta. a foil i"xirPKotri#ii()j{ 1 . .-In ili-fucoinuof Jj, -I-: cthllmi',11,pccocltC i.j, lh , .Musical Chariot, IW.WNBY Font E/.EPJ/.1ATSI 1 lit* fallowing is s condvcapij j ro. firVoV^r- amit . >«* W.'llfi Stout. 0 "'***’ b/ M *'- ► fats uf l’.)jtturlor »n< I>.«i.. by tbs Cpiehhn Brothers* Le * pln| Cannon Hall Exploits and ir M i* ofitreogth by ths Herculean artist] Orand Principal aot of horsemanship BY ' w. Pastor. B.sr.ot ret of EQUITATION, 11V - MADcIcMAJlE.lr; Omccfol end Ath'stl i H.rre msn,l,lpbr ihcjoiihru) llcmott. lltustr.tlOBi of th, Ortr: ,r A r- W h p.'reor^i'‘ lr " ,y ' bj ,b/o' l D,SStt."' 1 UnrJ * •» *■ black diamond. Tuinhliux bv the Company. The celebrated Trick potty, Or than Bcv will bs Intrrduoetl Into the ft in/ a:») the Oiowu and hive m.otnuli cn’y3olnch»i hiyb, and go th o’ wl«h thkirwondfrf.it performan‘ss The Persian Knul!ibrinm .*] <<j LA PERCHE. By vr. IT. Htdttt an«10*rvt Demott Two Circnt Clowns. MH- TONEY PASTOR Tim Qlimt X,nK„ flo.u, Will:., rrelui (or In,,tiling o.« Dt.n, «o1 mlrtli.,rrAllr. ( Hits st (hi tltn*’*, have jeta ao extensively e.-i.l* 1 aud gag'd ly all theothei Clowns In the enuttry, wl'l open so vntirw ucw budget of fun at range 1.to suit tbo year 1867. To. ney factor will »!ao delight the au- dunce by a«ng| gki* faroiite ditty of "Use suyUxly r 9en *,»ter." V •' ln * b / b,|, » wws <han 600 tlra«v»o all trie rrwit Olrcu<tev y| the WorM, with the tnos’.ovvrpow- erlug applauso. Tiio Kri’nehOrotea.iue. GARRY DEMOTT, Will Introduce all tbo;# Aatles r-.ioa, T'Ickk, WitticiMdaand pratv ileal jekes; whleh hare establish- ifl hie repaUtlon ss th\ftr*t Com. lo Perfarner In ths Ring. A terrific contact with w I L I) beasts, by Prof. nKAaKI.Y.vrbo win enter the don of Lion*, Ti^en and Loop *r The following Hat eomprifte* the wil l *nI male now exhib'-ing In Msy bit's joint Meat, iris aaii Circus: i’osr Colotanl K L E P II ANTS, Forultg the tesm of the Great Band Chariot, Teu maguitieent Hone Hoy*] Bengal Tiger. Itlack Df (trillion Tf. rer, Istoperdi, Psothers, Cougar, Ocelot#, T!g«r Cut*, striped and Spotted flyensft, Griztlv and b’eck Rears, Cnm*>!s end Drome-larlri I-nmss, RnrmsssCfiw end Altacai 5T giar acd bl k Wolves, white Coom AMI 1 algent, Ifaroupiat s. and a wil _ I deriifteiof B rJs aodherkey*. For further parUcuUr*. ace large rictorial and D*. Mrlptlve hthovrayt s of ths Company. «^**»*- 600 Young; fllon Wunfcil, J 'MMB fllATELY, to travel in the 80111 . and Writrrn Hlatre, aa egcnU. .Vi 10 per man th. and oxpenui paid. For ticulrr.. e ldrere. with ..tamp encle.nl, . E. 8. liIIIKON tt. CO, Exeter, Ko ckinaham co., New Hxmpahii October 7, 1857 lUwlf Notice ALL persona indebted to tbs firm of J. A. THRASHER or THRASHER A LOVEJOY, will plorvao mrvko payment to B. F. Botnar, who ia folly outhorixrd tu settle the ontntandinn bnriqeaa'pf aaid firm. J. J. THRASHER, Ad’mr. or octOdwlm J. A. THRASHER. Membera of the LegislAtors! HunrdtiiR House. I OAN lamiah fifteen ox twenty members m tba LerfaUtur* with comfoitable Uooh a d Board, durinf tho preaent ie, nirn oft L'gWatnro. ' JAS. A. O EEN Milrdgcvillo, ealltdwlm Notice. will Ind him at l Psrr, with wbma he has wads permanent tiaslasss vrrsagewMte. June 27. L. J.PARRj NKGIIO 8HOKS! OEBAP! OHSAPli A TO TB08B WAHTIRO A PKIMH ftHIarllel* of donbl. rol* or welto-I bronu./HI 1 Kwe will! lay that w* new hava In Btore' 01 a hiavj Stock, and all ol oar own Mannrictaring which w* will sail at tan rent, a pair lower thu uy boar* In this city will i*ll at good u artlel# '—competition w* defy althw In Yankee Made, Georgia Made, Hotnc-niqdc, or »y *Urer make, nod warrant tb*m ai good u artWaarhasavarbrenoShradin this aarkat or Stats. AU kinds of praper^JByeSw c^w.rnro^S^ 0 ™ DIMICh JOYCE, A CO AUaaU Oeorgla. GbAri! GJ-A MS 11 GHAayM flTB have Ip tier* on# of ^fabUgait itoekih.' 1 .VY wlndcw-gUn, aver bronght to Ihli tnarka nd trill reU It U tew figures for 0A8II. C*. mdre*. aprifi... hMITU A tIZARD. j O EOttOia, .Ovrlanctt County —To all wbutn It may nerarn. Two month* afterdate I shall a; ply to th* Coart of Ordinary of * M d county, f it lean to sail Ih* real estat* of Uacrga ICitk, late nf raid cour lri deraared. WM. SlKK, - - o Adar.