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fM Intelligence & ifohiiiitf. DUNCAN A. LOCHRAHE. .IOHS M. STEELE, Editor. ^LiNTA, GEO., TUlSDitYvOCT. 87, 1*47. TCRHI OP TH k INTELLIGENCES A EXAMINER- DAILY, $6 00 WEEKLY, • 9 06 %a-rdkiAr£srJ>c irssls tiwid wM iffCBS OF •' Baat of Fulton taken at P*r for all • Debta dae this Offico. OmUxioo In tbe presentments of Ik* Orat'd Jury of this (Fulton) County, Psed No. S, which wc publithedon jeshwfo?, there tree an omitaioo of tbe foliating paragraph compli mentary of 0. M. Payne, Eaq., the Clerk of our Inferior Court. ■ We alao find the Book* of the Clerk of the Inferior Coart neatly and well kept, and all mooter received by him properly paid over.” Hon, H. X, T. Hunter, of Virginia. We lay before oar read era to-day a letter recently addrened by thla dUtingoabeO a Senator boat Virginia to one of hit friend* and constituent*. We do to, not becaoae we ace in it anything new in regard to the Kan- aai question, or at to tbe preiticn cf a dem ocratic a. rrator, hailing true tie Sooth, eo far at Hr. Buchanan'* adminUtration is ecocercedt'bct became the 'impression had gone abroad that Mr. Hur ler’s position wa* ucc cf best-lily to Mr. Bachman as w*a a* ro Governor Walker. We tee. bowrror, that this di»:mgoiehed gentiemaa asserts in bi* Shut identically the sane doctrine that the dora.crscy of Geur-rita adtanced tn th* late out****, and whieh they maintained at riv bal'ot t>.\Xr where they achtcred ao glonco* a rictory. It is tbe doet.-ioe, too, ef the NV ttonal Deraacraey, North and South; the trao doctrine; the doctrine of ihs patriot and cf the Cone'itulioa. whether they tare carried the State, the de mocrats yet claiming it. One more strbgjrle, and eronOblowQlhe ddimed ftOsn a thral dom disgraceful to kcr intelligence, hvr an- terpriso, and her patriotism. Anotborattsigt gl* tad tbe Unset cf the democracy trill wars is trfaspk otcr the. ? Barit Ey»" Oate, Block Republicanism, therefore, nnleta we ere wcfally dcreirod, has seen ita rite, end it has reached ita second elate, ita deditte.— Deserted by IVaneylTaaie end Ohio, where can it look for aid? Sere Mary land. the Smith ir now almost undivi ded. Truo, tit-o ia here and there a Know Nothing member of Congress ftom the Snath, but, if they bad tbe will, which wa will not attribute to them, they hare not thirpewer to stay the certain and •ore progress of the National Democracy in iU onward march to, victory oyer all ita enen*e< partitularlj Bkpk Bspnhlicaniam. Gathering strength, too, la the North, wt can now look to tbe future with hope and confidence. We look to the enrc And eerUio fall of the South'* cmniee. We look to u film m*. ntahnahee of the right* of the State* by the National Demccreqy. We net only look to a recognition of 9ute tovsreign- ty, but a Minfci.imref it by oar rtetori- oue party. All that Is required to secure what we so confidently look for are rerssve- rarret and rigi lance. Wo matt net be bruited into a false cense of security by the prospect before a; by tbe butties we have fought; and tbe victo ries wb-'ch we hare won. The time is ap proaching, when the scattered forces of Ab el tivoitm will be rallied for another and a list struggle. In 1MQ, this last s’ruggle wilt taks place. The Democracy, North and South, mast prepare for it Until, then, let us b- unit'd—united in thn South, unit ed ia the North—ousted to do buttle against a Sanaticam that knows nothing of what Georgia has on her crust, -•wisdom, justice, moderation- —nothing of law atid of order; nothing of the cocstitctioo. If wa remain thus united, it will be (bets and not till ther, that the "Faff cf Black Republicanism,' will be chronicled as an erent cheering to ettry patriot in the land. which might ^ able to mlntaln the Galon - -’■•fonn] prsDclplcti, was antjhjtct il.'imMtrtahcs snd justifiod somemotlficrh of feding, end even of late- rwt. Accnrtllngh, the bill was not look as rroaW tqive been framed by the detegsd** of cither at Aon, if It had been tubmUtedto •*u*. Many, perhaps most of the rrn «*n, (of whom I was one) believ ed that property in ilaret wat a* muoh »n- Utled tQ the protrotior, of law in the Terri tories of the United St it-.*, as properly in anything else; but whilst the Northern frieade of the Kansas tet would not con- osde this, they agreed to nnito tn repealiog the Miuonri restriction ro as to rttnove the hen under which the domestic institution* Ol the South had been placed by Federal legis lation. Accordingly, a bill was _ pass*' upon the principle of nob-intervention, In regard to atavecy, ao for as the Uonvtal Gov ernment was concerned, ard which lull that whole (object withh the centre 1 of the peo ple of these territories, when they should • weal* frew dilmicninn At S’dfW. Thlt ftlthl)’ It is idle tovck for farther security P 1 ®' fcsitont of faith. My past coareo*fiord* the hast erUeuco of ray pobfic action, and were »«torts by which, us an horntf man, 1 am apply for edmlrsion as States. This, eltbo' ra t all that we thought the South entitled to, wsa a great advance upon the old order of thing*, so far as she was concerned,- be- oause it removed an nrjnat and odious dis crimination against her domestic institu tions, Irom the etatntc book. A moral tri umph which was of vast importance to the South and. to tbe iattitution of slavery it- self. Nor could the North abject to a hilt which merclv carried out a principle which it had reomtly gained so largely la the series'of nets, douomma.od at the Com- proml e Measure a. To all it cnght*to have ttaeo a subject of congratulation that a com mon ground bad bees found where a party might be rallied from all Motions of She country to administer tbe government just ly, ana without tuerificing the constitutional .rights of any portion of the Union. The sola hope of accomplishing so happy a re sets depended upon submitting thts question cf slavery to tbo people of these territories, when they cime to form their constitutions as States, without interference of any eott on the put of tbe General Govfroment.— With the decision of tbe peuple themselves, so far as the character of the new States was concerned, the democratic party of all set tlor* tWarcd tl ey would bo euthfied. To fulfil, then, the conditions of this agreement, it was all important that there shuuld be no interferon e on the part o' the General Got- e-ncrant, either through its Legislative or Tennmee—State Aid to BuUroutfo. We see published in the Meiapb * £»g e and Enquirer a la ter tram James C. Lut- trail. the Ccmptroller General cf Trrnessee directed to ths Attorney General of that State, giving an account cf the condition tf thejeve.il Ruilrctd C.raponies ic Tecues- se*. th; am sent of trndi w -.:.-b hsr-j been end-reed by th* Stats, and issued directly to them, and bow they cave met their mjage- awnt* to the State. A;. From laid letter, wt gather the follosieg pvrticnlart, which w:;i dcobtie-s be in’ere-t ng to every ore in Georgia, who desirw to *ee the great tec- Stoea of-our State now deprived of Kaii- to»j faciliriea etjtying the same. It appears, theti. that the whole loan of Teonaetc to the Nashville and Chattanooga Ra,lro*d, a fil.SCO.CCG- This road is doing a targe hasinem—has declared a dividend cf three per cent, to tbe Stockholders, alter paying in expssen. accruing interest, and retaining a sinking ford. It has ae! ia In terest promptly.. To the East Tenneeste k Georgia Bai road, tbs > tate leaned 31,321,0(10. This read is doing a gcoi busineui which wiil be Urrely tacreaj-d. It is, loo. a puying tsad. and has met, says the Comp'roller, and w.U meet in tie future, its interest withprompl- een*. To the Memphis k rborfcston Bond [Prta the ChariettesviUe J*ff*ri.-,nlan. Oat St, Letter from non. R. 31. T. Hjin- ter. CttaucVTl'-ViUr, Oct. 20;h, 1557, 7b <4* SdUcr rj'tkc Jefcnonian - Dasa SitI received lost nirhi the *c- ol red ’utter from Hon. R. M. T. Hooter, which I ask joe to pobSih. I kept no copy of aj letter to Mr. Ouster, to which hi* :*s a reply. The tnterrogatoriar propounded will he readily gathered from tbe esswera I bars only tu ray, that I never doubted myself Mr. Hauter’a attach men’, to tbe prin ciples cf the Demccratic party of Virginia, or fats friendship for Mr. Bachaasn'j AU- nioievroii-'ia; and it was ao distrust uo my part that icd me to addreea him, with a view .to sheit hi* views for publication. 1 never doubted that Mr. nuntsreon- Wamed th* coaree cf Oorevnor Walker in L hate .beta (and am cow) tt: bound tu jute every admlniatration. If, timtcforM iSoif' * mid diner from an adminie- « it diseeated front these I .should bo blanwd, if blauwab'c -.all, not for the not of differing with a Prealdent, but because of tbe falsa principles by whieh I am to judge him; so that it is by these that I am to bo tiled, after all. It is true, that when new question* arise, one may be fairly and property questioned as to his opinions. But what is there new here? The prinoiplssof theKansna-Nebraskn act, .by which l have been just testing Gov. W alk- ct’s con i not, and toe right of tbe people, acting through Ihsir convention, to form a constitution of republican character, accord ing to their awn pleasure, without prejudico to their claim cf admlss oo os a State in the Union, have all been dhoussed heretofore, by myself and others, far more fully than would ho oon-istent with the limits of this letter.— Nor have I ixpreesed.any opinion hero in regard to these questions, to oltich I have not been tommitted tong since. If then, 1 repeat sentiments which 1 lime before de clared, you will excuse me, us 1 do it in de ference to your request. Very rcepectfu ly and truly your-. R. M. T. HUNTER. board the ship Georgia, whloh aalUd yet- trrdey. As exchange is ao low, ba waald ' - • - -h. not draw against it, and lay* that cannot aell,M»-blU at a fair pcieab* have The go'd .brought back for It. prooekdihgV of oohhoil. Executive influence. Any such interference was oalcniated to dtssatisfv the one section ot the other. Under such circumstances, it was in my opinion improper for the highest Executive officer in the Territory, Ire Gov ernor of Kansas, to attempt to influence the Savannah Hanks. A meeting of tho Presidents and Cash iers of the banks in our oity, nas held ou the 19th lost, and tbo following mannor of settlement was .agreed to— Firtt: They will rcoelvo in payment and on deposit tho notes of all tho city Banks, the notes of the Bank of Hamburg and of tho Banks of Augusta on ! Charleston wh-ch are received by the Batiks in thos - cities.— The notes of the Bank of Mi idle Georgia, and the notes of the following hanks and branches, so long as they aro redeemed by banks in tiavannab, vis : Bronchos of the state Bank, Ban'.: ot Columbus, B.-.r x of Athens, and tbe Commercial Bank cf Brum wick. Second. 1'ke balances uriiing betwem the respective tanks iu this city »ha!l he settled on Tuesday ufo eh week, as follows: Balances to be paid in the 1 ills or in checks at sight on tbo banks -adopt'd a. c-jrrrttry, and in the event of ttny bank n-t being pre pared to pay balances against it ir. mis way, sa-d bunk shall be required to give a check ■ ' Cotnctb ODaun, 1 Artaava, Oct. 23,1857. f Conoqll met; present, Hon. Wm.Ksxard, Mayor—Councilmen, Lawabe, Sharpe, Mo- Banlel, Holcombe, Farrar, Pack, Glenn, ud Farnsworth Minute* of last meeting of Council retd and confirmed. .Petition received from F. P. Rice, pray ing Council to permit him to remove bit re tail liceose from tbo store at preMnt occu pied by him, to aiore joining Meters. Butt A Jack. Petition granted. Care of Aarotr Johnson for disorderly oon* duct, on tho appeal was continued. The committee on Holland Free School, to whom was refered tbe communication of A. \V, Owen, teacher of said eohool, relative to necessary repairs, roport, that the repairs have been made and the bouse In euflieient order to answer the balance of the joor. Report received and adopted. Council adjourned. jas. McPherson, clerk. Oct. t*. '5T. Fair Atlanta DR* j No. 69 V CUTTING lUVBo ol'RvH -A styts* at... - Dtlaintt, .Mrrineet, Cflf* S'*#ro Uoodl, IIclU tnd 4c, &r»nuitUltt4| AttanU 4«rirf tbi FAIR, wm Co will to |tv*.a* • Mil, and w. uture th«ta tta fvtwawuutm v wo-cewhiuh'diM ootSCdtw Neat ttoarf reg»r4«d i WOOD’S UE3T0RATIVK.—Of »ll th® re- •torativei for tbe hair th»t ha?o been in*ented, Wuod’i pro-emlnently elaima the tint piece. It will oertAluly reitore the neturel color of the-LxU- |f the direction! aro followed for a aufflolent length of tioio. It bu Also produced Aatonlahiog effect! in bringing cute growth of heir* where the btid had K'en prerioualy bald. Wood does not p rc tend that it will do this in oU ceset; end we think his candor U Vgoo l recoumiendation of the fir- tun which bJ^rCJtorntlfe reAlly peueuea. It tho root!jjfwtho^halj ara dealroyed, no hunmn power can make them grow ag»in; but whore there ii any vitality left in the root, the reitore* tiro will soon renow tbe heir in All iti prUline rigor. It b&3 dono th\.< repeatedly when ell other remedies had failed. It ia tharefore worth while all raacii to make the experiment. For clear- _ that hki hitherto boen almofit If uot entirety incurable. Hi* remedy la simple, uot painful »u ej.plieaUon, ab4«** eheepai t# place It withle the reach of the pooreet With itch ae array of evidence u to the eueeee* whieh has attended Dr. Caranaugh’a treatment of the dUMse alluded to aa hae beeu brought to ouf knowl edge, we ahnuld be alngoUrly dlreleet aa a public jofTnaHikild-we not bring the eubject promptly be ^TSfTIffepuUle. oad urge upon the eaieted to gif#it triol.—Oucjoo Daily Dimocratio Itm, For itle in this city by A. ALEXdN D fi R. in* tho head of dandruff, and thlekenlng and at ten days after date .>a New”York at par. j <trcngtbcnlag tho hair it has no riral.—Western Third. Each bank is allowed to pay *iut | Patriot. at its, till nny of tho no:ei desi*natt currency. Fourth. Tbe rate for si^lit checks on i Sold hv ail good Druggists. oct2Mw3 Carriage Painter. C nawxar*?it.t*t*»6«» reapectfully to Ufonethe eitlaena of AUantk aud atuv rounding country, that ho la fully prepared to do all kltda of Urrlage Fainting. Please gi?o me a eaU. 1 war- rant mr work to pleaae, end my charge to gift aatta- faettoa. Shop ta the rear of T. D. Lyoea’ Store, Dm* turstreet. i cot t» Situation Wftntod at a Teacher. NY p*ra»n dtrirou, of emploving tbe ■ervics. of a taacher to taka c harge . mmon English School, can oa acommo ilatcJ by applying to th. aubaeriha*. JOHN P. EVANS. Ebcneter, Morgan Co., MrSOdwtt.Gforaia. 4 s _ HITE 4 CO l . snrtriorstiMk or OmU*, wkttb - vhBtari, ACCOMMODATION LIKE. From Madison, Morgan County, to W ILL leave Dally after tho arrivtl of the ~T ' BsyTrein from Atlanta. PaaMngtraby tbia route will avoW 10 to 11 hour* delay at Union Point. I.eave Athen* al« o’clock, A. M, arrive at .ifatlUnn in time for the up-train to Atlanta, anti flown.train to Auguttu. Pcrwtn* goinw to Milletlgevilli- '’ if.T. AVOID JeHOURS DELAY AT ’ N DlilancetHHIIcii—Fart • >0. HAUf.TER A IVEY. Btsoi Dyatca—Fra.ikiin Mouse, Athon* , ntl Oampltvll’t Hotel, Matitton. oct. lfo/67. . Jaw8w. Landrath’a New Crop, 1866 rj V \ '■ •' Tha public gaearally, and th, l.wi.i Mpcelal • in ‘ ” l‘y, ara invitail to call aotlaxaioina th. vari-tt; ol Saad, aa tha aabaeribar ii ready at all timar to exhibit bit nook if Saada—aa wall a. tha atylaaof Furniture. T. W. WEST* ba Saad Store at tba new Varnlturt S Menri. F. A. A J. 3. WUlteww Poacbtrea upon tbia question ol alaverj-. Such an in terfcrence tn tho part of any branch of the Federal Oovernraen’, was icootisisteot wi.h the principle of the Kansas-V-bratki act. sssr-2 ss&rxss&sa \ g* ?»• s-• -»-«- ■ppaiot. Wt■«) imptmal Wtb .U» • ■“ per cent, premium Fifth. Each bank id requited t'.» up* p«»*ni ecu person to represent n» u -tand- lug anmnittce to ■uperiutcud -tiif trauaao- Special Koticca. .VoranrvjA Republican. appoint a lair nnd impartial mode, by a majority of the actual, bona Jidc rcrUent sfttlen of Raoeai. shall tote through thf j M _ . 7Z 77 ^ instrumentality of Impartial judges, I will! Moderate Amusement in Speru join you in a l lawful oppojition to their \ ' Ititlon; d ing?, and tho President an l C'rgrtsg will j Tho thing-* of this world an? made iojuri- reject their evaluation.” If tho convoa* [ ona by the cxcoe-ses into which gome person tioo itjelf was legally constituted and eleoU : ran headlong. It ia so with alraau every M. ll. MACKAY, a democrat of Fuk ton County, will be a candidate for Door- Keeper of tho House of Hepic:en{a ivei, al lhe eomirg session of thl Lpgielatun*. He rospcctfu’ly a^ks the support of tbo Members of tlio Houa**. lily \o vu» rume ui »»*” , •«•*«» *lgor theibree; itarkena them If too lighter growing grey; them tf fellln* out; rose we them If a'- teedr abed, and rneke* the heir eoft. ellky end wary., ‘ the nuieery It 1* tndlepeneable * *’ ing Ibe beediof children, end teviag ibe foundation of a rigornu* growth of bair. Sold by Druggiita *oJ Healpra in Faaey Wood# everywhere, wkeleaule Depct In Faney J®. Dej’a at., Ke Sep». 17—d3». Iron Axle Road Wagon* Lore’s Emxt Cozxtt. Va.,1 Octobn 16, 1857. J Ti !kf Son. Skelton Leake: Dcsi 5;a:—1 tacrivadoaysaterday j;sr lett*r prcsoucdicg to mo certain ioterrogc- t.ri**, 10 which, without farther d;!ay. I prrcveJ to reply. They are in icboUnre r.«*rly the same, with tits questions epos ivt.tc'j tbs " Enquirer 1 for some time par., ha* btoa demanding ay answer*. Bat '• tbe«» las' l have not rapiird. b*e, a *e th;" New Advertisements! MOIt two, four or aix horaea—made by the beat Factories at tbe North, of ed, tbo question of submitting their trnrk ! kind of speculation. Eren I ho farmer 50**s ’ lltD ^ 6r ' .f 6 * 1 'J 1 * 0 ' Tv - u tbs people for »* n “*‘ 00 .’ ™ <">* of {too much groumi sometimes ; arai Ms crop, j t.V,Ug. K.po.imVllVn, Oa“. It I, ,afi which that body had juristic ton alone, an- ; fallmg. natuie return-; to him a blank ft r nil | t h, , tm , t,»m t , n pull sthrid mor, on th»x ]*■.. indeed the act which coll.d them ia-.a > tbe timo, labor and tupital expended. Tbu* -ban on tb, wooden ,xi. wigon. oolllwlt bang, had required a final ratification by ! it i« in all bu.incv. In n well oonduated i - ^— th: prop!*. The practice of Sates appl)*i \ lottery them is u* Lt'le ri*k as in any othe- ing for adm'stion. as I understand, bos been i ape. ufatioi. I..its,-tee oeeaa'onaBy mvtJ ! “ Mil way*. Nor hai the power of tbs 1 in do no harm. Tiro only trouble i, in in- ttira t> determine this qn'.tion for i".- ; dulging in tits purchuso of tickets with in in tbs difference mmercial *pecu- nstan c, nrid terira?— ------- - time and If, anxiety arc consumed. Tho result D sooner Congress ran reject a fiat* constituti .n for 1 known, un i the amount of pp St i< frequsuny the manner in which 'be conventt-.n h'J ex- [ fifty ami annerimeo a thoustnd f.ll or raoro treued its undotih-eJ power*, why not f ir I above that of eny other ,peculation. In the matter also of that constitution even j fact,a fair lottory is a public benefit, for it though it may be republican in tb. form of tnak's money cir.-ulato rapidly, and is free govemmer-t? Or, if the Governor of a | from the dingers identical toe!,-no., tall nth- Territory nay attempt to overawe * convtn- j cr kinds of speculation. Any rensibie ; rr- tion of it* people in the ei*rc'so of i-i pow- L Who Wants Money ? 8 6 0,0 0 0 «=2«r VALUABLE Plantations for Sale. T TTE underilgtied offers for sale FIVEflR VALUADLS PLANTATIONS“IItua.-Cr aMIPBia ©(DTTKnPY academy lottery, By Authority of the State of Georgia. On tbe Havana Plan of Single Numbers. 5t:’e bee ’»&p1 $t,l'jO,l*>.\ Themed he, i were either accompanied with threa'j been completed only reeentir. It has met 1 »t»* **-* 10 conridercd, which male aa in internal promptly. ' aeawet on my par«,i«(wi*tt»t wuh aelfo _ . ... „ , ._ t rsepect, or e'se they were founded coo: my To u» Mnemippi Central sod Ttcncace | rvapoosibtlily for tha ed.torii!* of Raiiroed, the Stite fcjj loosed fiSUDCO, tbs i certaia cewepapcif within ard vitbont the iaetet’. of whieh has alto been ptotaptN ! State of Virgn : »,' which were n-'t niy cot oft _ . I anthoricii to ipeak for me, ba; which cUitr.- ed to »uch actitority. I was to be held re Tfcc Comptroller farther states, that -‘in regard to tbe b tit i .aired to the suTCrai r-ii- now finished, I ansider tbe State a* being already uequra’.jnnably racurtd a- gaic.lt sr.y leu. Tiro rural*, befog self .up* porting, will, ia my judgment, have not only ebilitj to pay the interest and a sinking fond as required by law, with which to meet the boed* open mateity, their • rst i-Kai- moot has been paid i&w tbe treasury, bat wiil also p*y taedvotne dividend* to the rilociholdsrj." Up to ti praraet time Tcnr.»:*'r has ecs dov wd btrd* to the amount of Uot .iahiiity ac uaiiy and contisger.t, ia fi.3,337656 CO. lie; actual indcbtedccs Si.u7-J *v55 OG. Her taxable property ir I»M8.’19,011647 61 Ir. 1M«, only tw ;e r‘ tlrorraf-.f, this valor.rion had increi.. vpccpfc!* for the course of newspaper,, co las I came before the pc biro with a criri- cietn cf their course or.d a disclaimer of ail sympathy with them ; a reaper.,:! iiity wi.f't I shall Dover acknowledge expreasly or in, ted in lJjugb.rty county, vtt 20oc4} mile* from Albany, on the river, con. ing tool icrtu, nearly the whole of which ii un- Jer-fcnco, and highly improved, 1000 acrea la a ftnto of high cultivation, The building, .re ell new, tubsiaotiel, aod well arranged for ooavenl- '-nre. The w'tolo treat !• well watered; It will be ihnwn by tbe pver'ecr on tbe premiie*. Oae 5 miles from Albaay, conUlDittg *10 sere* son will not hon'iitc to tend u-n. five, oVtwc I ~ !i '’ 1 '. reJ ‘“ cultlvatlon-boUdinge new. dollars nnd n half to Me3*r*. Swnn A la: ta, Gu, fra whi le, ha’f ov a quarter of a ticket, rather than risk hi- money in tho ether miserable lulteriei.ilkbe dav t.'hich are dignified he comm ,rria alfttre, ttn’i which usually etxi in total loti, to .every nno who inreet.. It i. far prefirabi* to deal v!:h lioncst lottery m-r,):irs like Swan -4 Co. Toilers tf the "took i-x- i r pifb- /iaye era in one reptet, why uot ia aoothir?— With r-fard to the ab-tract proprtoty of too particular recrmu;enda:ions of GOTcrnor Walk r, I do not feel cal’ed upon to epeak. That i» a matter for th, decist v-, of thec^n- ventitfflJlstif, with which I tugiit not to in terfere The sbsrract propriety oi tae-e re- oommecditions depends upon crcumstavc-a, of which the pe.p’e of Kar.*cs, acttt.g I than w.th th through their chov*nti-cna,areihe be<t judge*, j chan;. To them I leave it as their own ti!a r. As I — to which e-rorie would conduce most to tbetr i . The Slate Trait,—A L it-.Iou p r-ace ard a fair «tt;!ement t [ tit- qoe-tion, | lishes a .( .ter upon thin -ulject, w . ■. . - I should require a gr ater tfh^wledtre * f the ( that at L-iyes. tbe greatest s'ave sc'oal state of affairs in that territory to | Africa, the iupply uf slavea is obwuntd ly. enable me to decile. , the King from tho Jaboo country,' where all With these answers to your ioterrogsVrv ] prisoners of war is considorfd^J slave*.— i J, I might here ch,-o this letter, except ’ ibe orice paid by him is a rdl rtf tobaceo that I t o'er y u iestro to know ho* f.r my i for two, ihs c *. of the toijzicj Itcipg from |-~H- V. ... ,e 'y». ,o_*. i, t tpinion in regard to Governor Walker's i twcnti-five to liiirty dqiiar*. 'lne dealer reJiS-v i c ' c<J nc’- tony >-ff..ct my course towards the pays the king about eixti debar* for each ila S*! A laiiai-trati si. What am tae precise views -late—a yr.unt* and are ! grown min bring- eLTJS: ■ «** Pf-ifiw* "ton tbf.c que.tion*, I ing K venty-fl,e dojvfr* wiiie an inferior e-T withoM tb. S : m» 7 *n ltr0 ' T r " 1 awi -' t l! ' r 'ihvelopment in tbo “p -ee oi goodt” '.ring* from thirty to forty papar wuo.a or ithoiit the S.«*. to ca l , rC2u [ jr c ., lirM- j la , ,h,,uld ho differ with dollars, 'the wti'er *ta'"t that in 18'3 tho m ’ !u r r - 'here matters, I do not see h’w cc*t cf imputation to H tvana, was r ,mpu- L °. T - Any praciha! ’siue can ari«c between him led ai tvboqc aeventj«fivo <!"!!?-• 3 each, nni « r -tl tho*e o'bii fr'ieads who entertain other 1 that they ^brought In that city , j One ij it.ilei from Albany, containing750 Rcrei, iV v»0. f | * jOacrr* in eultivation—buildiDRi now. On® 7 miles from Albany, containing500 aerti, 300 acres in cultivation. On® 81 miles from Albany, containiag 1500 serti, 500 acre* in cultivation—building# now. A iso o/a Plantation situated Baker in county, 10 mi)^* from Albany, coataining 1000 acrs«,40O acre/in cuitivstiorl'—ImlUinRS now. Tbcfi® Plantations ars of tbe ftr.-t qualify, well wratcred and healthy. They will bssbown by tb® Over air living on the first mentioned place. Tcriuj to luit purchasers. I can supply each cr nil of thoie Plantations with Corn, Fodder, Bacon and Stock of all kinds, if rsqtmed. WM. W. CUEEVER. Albany, Oct 27. IS57. wtf. to queftkm ae La regard U* it, w» not be- » : n an attempt to reject Ut It w clear that, with rich profit*, thn Af- ! p* , , r ,v- a . S ale, if Kanvni fhouM apply fir admirfion ricin slnvc trade will r t fioon relin- . B'<t toproered with tk» aeswere to j t nw ,|j beaus*i’sCon,criiion Jidnotchrce quished. .. . . . ., ... i"- , 'rto<rat—«*• I ha- .o *a ; . -si,- “■*-j to submit tAa Conatitution to tha ptonia for el tfdbStOOW), it amaUBtrog urea to *25.,- i ure uapotanon of hbatil.ty.o-. - J^r, to- | ro:i5c%(i?n . Upon such aquetfon «. this, Ru>u f>, Graving O 1. - At f date com- 9Jt,b67 57. And it- it coenputed that in IcoT. the ri.i Atioo has increase i user IKS, it tro t fi-40 GM.COO. Su much Cot Rati- ruid. is 1 cf.waii*. and the auaiScencn and w.nl m of her Lcgttlv'urr I ho Ccmp.rol er ofTcut-c •<»* et<o state* 'lit' r rjOvsvtt Tr tur Suvtc suffer ly hrr tai.r ,t a. (ho iron cqaipcaensc of j wardi tiro sdm.'niatrarion of Mr in .'S-urd ' > tho right rf Cr grass I „ I un-cd -.•pen nothing 'hat I bare either. , ha f , f •a dnrdvrj, I voted for Lira a< Prosifoo; - r r •* ard r,-' cly antarralo nq frei r.g - f hcsii i it mcaccu.c:) of Yai, C •‘logo, the Rev. Itai;- Sut.j i»1 Waldo, w a tt.« < Id a: t.raduat* present, f>-n« I’ution according to their extt ; !l iit- (of the cln a of 1788. | tbu* cored a nptech , , i... - a'*, p: rid*d it be republican in ch.ractur, ts the assembled Alumni; •!' Tl'l k]™ If* Z . I «VaM think thc-e couil U- r.-i divi.i ,n of ‘'I am no* ml! man, [ have s>-n n*n> •.pini— am .ngit tbe member* of the JJerso- ly a tury. Dt you want to know how to cratlo p-.ry in aoy reckon tf the Ut.tcr,.— grow old ei.rt.vly ar„l happily f Let me tel; Tt.rr) could rot b , if they rtiqaio true -o y u. Alwov* eat ilow—mav.lcvto well, G ’ what 1 aadtrvani as t era prafewr-o of to yy-tr f s-.a, to }'-)r ;c* , to y ur ooaupa* ai'b. To e*tah!i;*i the great principles of tioa», smiiing. Keep a go A t,attire and a « eqna! right*'ff ths Sta’e* to tbe enjoy- ..oft tempor eTerywb"rtt. Ncv-r give way i*s of the United State*, ’•> anger. A violent tempest of pn»ion v iiAh i. i act f htioral 1 gtilatton can tcoili-i tear, down the cors'itotion tuorc than a tj- tauoraliy abridge or de«troy, and--of the phunf rer. Cult,tab- a g>,od memory, end rtgnt of the r-eople ot each bite to deter- . to do this .you intt.t always be common* 'gig If I Hi o. r. BAnTaac, Piano Forte Repairer and Tnner, \ XT'ILL Attend to any call* in his \\ line of bu*in®sc, snch rf reg. ttlslingof action, covering of hau> me™,, foiled or buffed,} laying of rewstrings b> tbe octave, whole or single, Ae. SaiLiLietion given io every instance'or ne eb'.rge. All work warranted. Tuning by tbe Year done at Reduced Prices. All orders should be left at Messrs. Wil* li»m.»* Furnilur# ^Uire, on Peachtree st.. Allan u, fit oct. 27,'57, j dwly Pianos! Pianos! Pianos! Y\f E keep constantly on hard \ v An nifl-.rlment of plain an*i Ihsi only u. carry out the principles | ih*: Dessoomuo party, jU we umieratmd ! '...era in Y;r/inis, U C(>u\nupd &J coWi ai j wjripcrt- Tli*e, wn fer M ipplicnhie, will " 1 he by'Which I shnJi jud. e hia plain ^Riitly finished Rosewood “Con- '.rc” Pi'inuf, wiih .heentiro Iron Frame, and all tho latest impruvemenuwbich wo offer for ssle it the lowe«t market prices, and allow purchasers any rewona v le time to teat them. We on not ngonts for any maker, hut pnr* chaso Pianos for our own account, and supply ourselves fr m iu<*h manufactories only, tbe iu* itrumentf of which give ui entire satisfaotion, Among tho Pienos we sell, aro those of Chick- oriff# A Sons, boston j Win. Knabe A Co„ Haiti ri. ro; SUiowny A v 6oni, New York; Newman, Brother ± Sons, Baltimore. From th® latter house we alio ham for ssle their ite’.y Invented and patented “DOUBLE SOUNDING BOARD” toe rtocc wthein ,b« ba* *x”nitd I Adminotratmo. awl support ot < ppore twi. w ...S-icBt to pay sray liabU y ■ «<•- *». :i 'J u. nform ur^jlTpart fr m j m . , ‘ •. tut ha. iucur.id Witt a leaven for <j»,rv to*-* pciccpita. Nor ,haii I t«r dtaposeJ I apply. tbax.'tdi(|in any captiooi, or unkind ,p nut a* jui'iy and fairly a, I cun.— More I OtaH rot vt; foir any Admi: t.tr. an Improvemant, arkrrowlaitg.,.1 to ba tha molt important that hti ever hotn Introduced. Wnbava good lecntld hand ln.trumantifor ,ala nr birr, and allow tbo bi*b„tprice lot old lottrn tacnU,, wban circa tn uxohaag* f or naw one*, BARTH k NICOLAI, at William,’ Faroltoro Store, ,tr«t Kng- ■Far as it advasen- t d - ■ r : laol, th* North,rn rit West." Ibreater.log -kyt uctioo to uur tt- pnhiic, etc !t hod aceotBpIrehed a i.'ti.c J it* glo i >n» tiwtmy. Bat Jik* a cion i It hire a!s.'-t fli'froited, *-o tr.-i 'here, vuohcw.'!, bare-it.g liuiilamiaotiug Stae*,{ 't.»', -r -hort |*noi.» m ro ifei.D cim j it • r at dtrkr. — ")*r-c !, rra-p», it,«U, fowi; g I jeeta, I ahcn'vi not acraplo to differ, if rare* fatr.' ie-. a r , i.-v> list tiro s*ry, with any administration- In aiyins ,*try of the go*p«l. unry against h no not lalcnu en-mah L. Iron luioiapr, Fi.po’a ! ,h f P ~ ■ d ' :i »*•> »» *«» lawyer—be an honct lawyer. lT:d»-rav , vr , i i r» >*.<•«* ivb t sta'l tv b Ar.d nnw that the p ,*iti n h» * hoto line ahoull be alt*mi to read : CjXt■ZSStiX.'i tZ i ■«» -»«•- •'civ'-. •* - -* — Mhtist I remain in tho Senate o{ tii&L'aittd States. I shall stand thcr* at ti e rcpre-'-t.iauve of the '.rairntdes ond in ter**:* ’A-.Uij State, tu tor u X can under- tend tbM, -t.d ia the pur.uil J these ob- ,igt> of t'-n tim i are indicative uf a grtal change. !: Is ra4lt> r li.il, v w* are at a lose t; seeoant fur recent resolt* .u Prt,n«j'.venie, Ohio, and elsewhere, ti, >;-« National Dc- mociacj in '• uu-: Statekthe cuhntt*.uf Mack Hepubiicanfont have ben tr.ct,tndirt'l riout* ly dr.vcO,io one,altogetlror from the field,and m another, if notendreij reuttd, almost to. tireiy dffootel. By a majority ot forty thoutand. the Ddmxtstj cf l’ct, tjyifaab lure outcro out of tbe U’-e contest. A -d. in Ohio, wforo throe fear* ago, Black UepcV ficoniani hod a majority oi eighty tfanuani. now that moiori y ia certainly reduc'd Wow ms thoutand, wd it is sail rrta doabtful f.o An t.oacat lawyer t, toe noblraV work ot lid G(/*.’’ eonqoer'd, after toardocued strngg/e, atf.po-e* tha’. Ib» Democratic party w-.uid ' Ciud.' solantrer a re*r gr.vin muvemet.t, *n 1 re- rrauoce the fnjitti f a ltard-wuo.victory? To ’ tfiu A raoianoboly affair took pine: abaod>n either of there positions row, ly & York Diatrloi afewdajuagn.thet.nrtir.u- rctre grad - movemorit, would bo an act nf . |* r , of whieh we learn front tbo Chronicle ft'o ite •• in the ptrty, and not me*tly a , \ matt named John Fee, living i »r Bul- folly, hut a create for »h h uosteriff wvrald l<ro»’s Creek, in a ft of ar.aer *b>.t ii’» hors-, add *ra-T I r-eter fotgive it. For tlc M reaaons, I do i and corn# ce.tie and koje, and un Sued iff ,t., | iv.t irolietc that tire Dtcraroratictarty, r,T t * .*t firo to hi# huaM which ItP.hai praviotre- m Preatitent whoa, Ir ha*cho*en, will aid in any,j |. locked. Hi, three motb’erloea eh liron, inietr* wn in tti» mam— aueorpt to raitriottbe power of tbe ivple ol | aged from five to f (arisen jawra pi »; o, are Kuoaaa, acting through their eonren’ioo, to t cuppote‘1 to l.nvn peri.l«.d in liwflitno*, A form a conatitotion accOn ing in linir own i peace wsiract waa i-sued agair>r‘> him by a pleas ire, idb ia manner aod rJb*tance, j ricigtib.>r, a' d vn t fficer want to rerte it.— provided it bo republican in its character. | |j ul be was found fortified in one of hi, baft* tiavuiK nowauwertd folly your innrrog- and iwraring to *hool uny one who should exytnt tbia, it may be h ' ' ..... hope an 1 expect Baconan’# admiqtatra‘ion in- tit* main. Entire • uocorroct in the views of *r y mas it would b* too much to hope, or expect. Js anawet to dr* otlv.t intwrogap.ry wbfob yea propose as to tbo ecodue: of (iovernor iVoikar la Kaseas, I I are little hesitation in aaTtsg, that I disapprove iu Tbe Kao. retaaNtbrasks get mjpustd nnder Ibe bopa tiiat this, tha bit of the 'territorial ques tion*. involving the abject of i-'avery, might be’ aettied ctun tome common ground where a party coast bn rallied from the North and it* Saa b, th* Ensl and tbo Want, strong emwiga tn dtfeod tbe CouiiUttiea a glint. tMoaoMlmof k* toemieaand to adminis- ttr the govarqmeat jottlr opoo other than partly aactiosal ideas. To rally • party otories, I need proceed no farm r; hut a, you art kind esengb to ttp that you question meant htcau-e y m d.uh <d me jonraeif, but to save tan fern miienbetraction by others, I feel that I ought cut to conclude without thanking you far yosr gvnrrou, mu- tires To those who are diapow d tn rr i'o n- stroe me, I have only to uy, that if 'la poet couraeof esa who has aerv.d the Hut* *n public e*f*c'ty an long ss I Uvp, effcrdc no wfoeiut gaaaobty as to his future undue! attempt to approach biro. Finally he wa* captured by e'rotagera Direct Shipments to Europe.—Tb* 8a vannah Rspublin.n t»ya: A 11 inter from Jefleraon ec uoty was in Barannah. a few days sinew, for tb* porpos* of celling b * roemn; but bring- able td'gat nnty 12 to 11!* c ntt for tb* tame qwal.ty, which is ’ ’»}» ' ttitiug is Limpool for 9 a Sjtl, b* cos. Valuable fctiy PropiTty k. Fum liy ReuSdenco for Sale. T HE tm.lereigned uffere for *il» tb* 11aure and Lot on which ha nowteaiilaa in tha city ot Atlanta. fro Ti.o Hutu* ii. a eomfortslile one for a famly ■ nil has a foot rat* Garden with a fine auuit. r-it-nt o Fruit Tien attache'; alto a otuall hnuee rt tha c.mcrofsaid lot—the whole containing abuut five avrea of land. Thia prnpvrt, u aitnatad ..a Martin and (Ion- ley -treats, and will be sold ran accommodating terma. PenunS dooirout Of purthaaing, can. by rtllirgg, in my abaanea at the “Examiner t> fibre,” »r by apply log it'ha pvaattvea,vbtain a lull description ot thro icuie. June B-dltortf, .j M E. HEOlHE i t lionuiA, Ciswlnnett County f ji —Court of Ordinary, September Term, 1607. Whereas, John P. Hutchins, Adar. and Mary hluart, Adm’x., upon th* totstd. a John Wlusrt, daraeaad. applies fuelaUartOfdlo- ttisuou Ire tq said adminir ration. There eratltarefoee to cilo and admonish parties fo'shmed, wbotbor kindred nr creditor* of sain -saavd, to file lb*D Mjsrtlttro. if any tbry bare, within lb* tinwjnaarribad by law. why loners of dirinivoton sEdhld not b* granted Jbe appluanu «n tba lot Monday In April next O. T. RAKE8TJIA W, ■ rapid Ordinary. Miller’s Hair luvigorator. Fur itrsngtheDlng. Hsutorinf. I^tkenlnc, and p<r LAWSHE & PURTEL, Merchant Tailors, WHITEHALL STREET. ATLANTA G toga HAVE ON hand a fine stock of. vary rich Gouda for G.'ntlamrne’ wear, that they will make up in tha vary latest style of cm and finish ’Try ihrm and see if thejy don’t giro ,ou vitb. inrlfidtf TAYLOR’S: iOJTH-WMPTnC b m«*n« of elttn-' May bo obtained by risking |10. Hulvei aud Quarter Tickets IN PROPORTION. NO PITENT—NO HUMBUG, Hut will effectually Cure Dmpepsia, Liver Complaint, NERVOUS DEBILITY, And a majority of diseases arisingfrom a dllJf, dared Liver and Stomach, meb a, CONSTIPATION, ACIDITY OF THE STOMACH, Flowing of Blood to the Head. Fullneii a Weight in Stomach, Heartburn, Sour Eructations, Sinking or Fluttering al the Pit of the Stomach, BCRP.1EO on DIFFICULT BIlEATHlXtt Fluttering at the Heart, Dull Pain in the Hero', Choking or Sifteating Senealione trhen ia a ly ing paetnre, Cold Feet nod llonde, Depreeettt- K •f Stnrite, Frightful Dreamt, and Sudden Ftuehee of Heat. Psrtone, even suffering with Dyapepsin, esn ssfety saUhe most indigsltihls substance and take one cose of the ELIXIR after It, 30,000 TICKETS. ,286 Pmos. Amounting to t’2-l'O,260. _ . and ftel no nnntauautncii whatever. Dlrectdona. Taka onaublospoonlulmre* time, a day, fif- taan minutes after etch meet. The bottle must b* very thoroughly shaken bafor* each dose, nn til th* aadimant I, in inapansion. SMITH Sc EZZABD, Sole Proprietors and Manufatturere, ATLANTA, GEORGIA. Fries 12 par Bottle, Prises p»>Miita wssiiusss lieslactloss ABDERbON A SOU, Manager,. SUCCESSORS TO J. F. WINTER, Manager. Our Lotteriaa draw In Macon, Oa. (Small 3ehtmt«) every Saturday, and in Savannah, Oa M (Large Schamsa) about tb* 16th ol asaty month. Class dd pr»iri?foT. lfith, 1857, et Armory Hall Savannaa, Georgia, uudar tbe aworn iaperin tendeoce ef VT. R* Bjmoni, Baq. aodJ.M. Practiaa, Eaq. Capital! of $80,000, $20,000, $10,000, $5,000, $4,000, $2,000, 3 priaea of $1,000, 5 of $500, 100 of $100, 100 of $50, 3000 of $30. and 72 Approx^ imation priaea amounting to $3,760. Whole Tickets 810; Halves 85 Quarters 8^ AO. Look to your interest and compare this schcrao with any other. Bank Notea of aoutd Banka taken at par. Check* on Now York remitted fur prises. Addreaa irderi for tioketa or Certifieatai 0 Paokago* )f Ticket* to ANOEB80N k BON, Manager a, Macnn or Ravanuab, Goorgia. So. C. A. F. G EORGIA Porcollan and Rockingham Wara now on exhibition at the So. (!. Agricultural PAIR, by Vteaan. Uolmon A Co., ia now expoaod for tale on Whitehall itroet, at Augusta prieti, at at tho Crockery Store of 03t. 24, *1857 FOR SALE OR RENT it. iituat*.l in a bu*l- •totk of OroeerlM nt, will •!<> , for nt mtantl poM of tb# properly #*»me way. netftldtr 8. J ^flACKEl-ro^I*, A(#ot A WELL armnx#*! Ktor# H< •M psrt ot th# Cl*7, ..him wishing topuntiae* and axatnln# th# prtmieea Drugs! Drug*!! Drugs!!! * |MIE andrraigne<l would rrap#atfully Inform 1 many ftl» n :# ao<l natron#, that tboy h*^# largely ircr#as#atbflretook of rHrug#.C*^' ^ ■ V.w. mid again call tha attention of th# public Taylor'a anti Pyapeptle Ktlxlr. No m#lle»o# of lata 7tat# ha* »o many artenV frt#**U aa thta. Out of tn# iifjutanJd of Dyipvptlea to whom w# bar# u>li tl.li ‘/edictn#, we l av# h#arl non# aay it did them no good, and w# know #f many In till# elty and vicinity who, from tb# vargeof th# gravr, have b##n reatused iff# of th p#r*#ct health. Wa aay tl.##e thing# bar# where th# M#.I ‘ * “ — *- ‘ , M . icln# i# made, and we are known, and challenge contradiction, Llv# a# a eaU. BMI7E k IZZ IRH. oct. 15, 'AT.dawty. NEGRO SHCE51 CHEAP! CHEAP I j. TO TII08K WAHTINO A PRIME Fflarticle of doubt*,ol* or waited brogani.j ' Kti willl asy that wa now have in Eton a heavy Stock, and all ol our own Manufacturing which w* will rail at tau casta a pair lower than say boa,* in this ally will rail as good aa article —compotltlon w* defy either la Yankee Made, Georgia Made Home-made, or any other task*, end warrant tbam as good article u huavsr bran offtrad In thla market Btat*. All kludi of Boole d) Shoom proportionebly cheap aod warranted.. All good* porchotodofni repaired freoof eharga At tha sign of BIO BOOT, Paachtra* Straot Atlanta Ooorgta. DIMIC,, JOYCE, A CO GLAS! GLAHSI! GLA81'! window glut, svtr brought to thla nurk* d will **U It a* low. figure* for CASH. Cu d_ra*. apvfi* hMITII A IMAM) SOO Young Men Wtinled, TMMEDIaTKLY, lo travel in the Houtbvrn I and Westartt Htaica, aa agent*. Seltry, *10 par mon tb. and rxptntoe paid. For pare ticoiare, addrMs. with oUmp enclaved, E. B. GIBBON A CO, Eisltr, Ro ckiushua co. New Hampshire, October 7, 1*67 das, If ; -Bollce ALLpertqnsindebted lo tbo firm of A. THRASHER or THBASUER LOVEJOY, mil ploAl*. make parent B. F. Bonier, who io fully fiutboriitd to Mill* tb* onitlattdingbaslBtMof s*H firm; J.J,THRA3ilER, Ad’or. of. celOdwlm J.> A. TIUIASHER. Atlakti, MsA 8th, 1*66 “Jfssars. Smith A Eteard—I tkfcortily that ’ i™ . t / ...... .012., Jl .lib TK_ —.. c have bran for many year, tlllioW! with Dyipcpf for " *’ ' ‘ six, tod In Its worst forms to lire, and have trh t from to ilmt, all ,uch tomcdle, a, have boon rc cummtndtd, not inly patent medicines, but ,u< h u were recommended by cktUful Physicians, u d bare found nono to glroroHof for but a ihorttiire, and was looking lo proem ratnething for relief, when I vu informed of TArtoai Euxia, and having boon ,o often dtiappolnted la tuch a, I had triad, I did not car* to try uy thing mure, until through persuasion, I bought a bottle ol boon inoro than a Tier, and I haro during that time had batter health than I have enjoyed for 16 or 20 year* before. I fooliafola recommending it aa ipermanontoareforthatdlMna*. May 21. JOSEPH H. MEAD. Atmstx, December 10,1856. Messrs. Smith & Euard:—To thcio who are in tarestod I would state, that during tho put lum mor and autumn I waararerely affected with ind « gsatton. It continued shout three month,—ted Stomach fait a* If It had broken rock, tn It—I ba- liarrhcsaoonttnualty and wu much reduced. A thia time I heard of TaylortaA ntt-Dyspeptic Elix Ir, I tried It, and reootved immediate relief. M- food digeated wall and my diarrhea caued v nsca. pi can hut think it a Tory valuao.o ectd for that difficulty May 21 WALT R M HATCH. 11 mba.-j of the Legislature! Hoarding House. CAN Iu rnlsh (iflcrn nr rweniy memlrora f __ the Lcgioloittre w th comtoitahic Ron °, a L .i] Board, during lb*'present tes-ion uf m I. giclatur*. JAM. A. GREN Mllctlgeville, oct tldwlm call Notice. All pvraooa havlnf Uuatoata with 1 th® undsriiguM •UI fln>l him at Ihfi Wart-hotiMor ritor® of r*j,t c. !• Paw, with whom h# ha# mad® p#naan#nt basinet# arraafttaMi#. Jun# *7. L. J.PAKK, eorglu, Guinnitt county. _ alt whom it may Concern.—Whcre-ai Jackson Gregory applies to me for Leltora of Guardianship on tbu E trie of Nathaniel A. Burge, minor’ and adopted ihild of Lorrnio N Window O ass. I'.rfum.rr, Fancy Oeodvi and st«.j Burg*, lata i,v!iis county, deceased, thmir #1## uaaell/found In a flrat el### Drag SUnt ,*,, .V^ . ' . , , . > „ j A they will wll at th»fr usual low rates for ea>h haao ere ^JPrVTcra tn cite and admonish all short tun.. Thoir stock of WlnOuw ulass I. tl|r (Wson, doflesranad, to show causa at Heptem- l.rSM',.tuas.uib.m country, and tearojhe^tnu- U Term of the Court «f O dinary for .aid 1 or delivery, they •'#!* euttjpatltiiio, . ,t L ........t county, why su'd Letiera should not be granted. Given under my hand, at office, this 24th day July, IS57. O.T.RAKEBTRAW.Ord’y. ^jEOKGlA, Campbell Count);. _ Whereas, I, II. do U. W. Cochran, ad- rainialrstor of tha caul* of (’handle Cochran - dreeasod, have applied for lellartol dismission from said , ‘ administration! Thmo are, therefor* to eit* and admonish all and elngufor. the kindred and i reditore of aaid deceased to ha tend appear al my office, within tbe time pra- a-rihed by law, lo show cause, if any they have, why aald applicants should not h* dis missed from mid administration. Given under my hand at office at Campbelltou, May Alb 1897 Rs C. DE \ VEKS. Ord'y. p EOHGIA, ForsttU county.— \J Court of Ordinary, July Term, 18*7— W bent* Jamm Hob rte, Admioittratop upon tha oente of Samuel B. Johnson detailed, ap plies io me for Letter, of Diemiuiori from aid . Administration. V,. ] Them. are tharefore, to cite and “admonis 1 all paitirn intsrreted, whether kindred t , credifor# of raid deoateJ, to file their otj'C- time if ony they have, in mv office, on or he- foie the second Monday in Jtnnsry next, why Loiter* ol Duoioeion ohnnld not bo |.ant-d4h< applicant II. BARKER, Uidtnety. July 6th 1867 . wbtn riBnnat* raxaoxsx cocvtt—v 'ron.Wsr, raailnlstrater open the . Adesradeeaeaed, eppUee (at letter* at, •blsetiati, If asy they have, our Urals; In Muveaslin sell, why ei a u re vretstM. gUev (I JAtfts jimn. wo.is — ssmseae ual| .. , ..u vast. oo the estate at Jake t* Her Miters ef dlsmlssfo. Asm mill attaalaKtranw*" * to a* ksat eatbetedUooCiylaNra.tismtBsst, u-j Heodayi* Best shew easte II auy they have why uU let act a* iraateA tat appllsaat. Bib J^ril 11 Afoevy. nloK'iU t osaoso*Cot prv:—Ail [.nunsbasin, to wronre.Hsannultbs.iuis sf Js.siban Brest*, are h.(ibv nultlal m pIH ..(t ;b«m to tbe «o- srsl#o.l ter parasol lo isrlse ef lev, Asd that •slat* ere regseeted to make in to/tl, ll'I