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VOTES OF
gauefhttM Uta» st far fbr all
Kashas is laliwii.
W*we« amok pirated t* Irani yesterday
reonuog fo* Mr friewd Cel L. II. Britoo*
to) bras «*«•* Swam ter fr«» olARttidwin,
by • majority *M8 KM on Wedaowhy
hot.. Col. lriMM will nkc or* of tb*
nO (MM usmbero of lbs S* ante, and
ora of whoa Ms cauk) will be prowd.
fes h quick to ifftr censure «t*n
deaarrtd. In addition to what the Km
thU^,'«M;ii«M>t i«s. «§' .*» 4s>M*
Htuanns ra that no tocb uptmfoo u
that wliegtd. mu cm used by him, and
that could bear say each conetroctioa-
THE HON. JOHN E. WARD-AN ACT
.1 OP JIISTIOR
ttl IpPEBj tf tfes Honan ofBe-
fneaUtmi-
l H'IDktog IvSsnttMtaS mb* Rene eioce a cost*
Jsgfto foe public tto
an. J. T. Iran, of Wilkes, as a
i to^il the Speakers chair of
iBanetf ■opremntetsne.'aeoo» take
f Win in poMMuaf the follow io; compii-
BMlwynSamow to CqJ. J. \V. ft. Uader-
,, vooi, of Borne, from two up-country cutem.
'poraW in.the nnc spirit that dictated "or
ireaaitoin lekRoa to Mr. Irwin.
, Col. Dclerwood we know to be a gentl*-
" man cfeauaesl abilities, acd haring been
frequently a amber of Sule Cooveo-
t*oo*,*«w*li.a# adatingaiehed member of
tbe Cdteforati Cooventicc, bd has acquired
a knowktige of kgiJntire rote* that would
amply qualify him for the station Sir which
he has been suggested.
Tbc North Georgia Tkaaa ojk
We again aanaat the name of Col. J. W - .
B- TTafewoedT in connection with the
anf aincereJy hope that he wflfbepranjttd
to thin position. Hit talents andhiadero-
tiop to the rriecipfa of the democratic par-
“TWra wnt ai oor warm perjotul fiieadshin.
inspire 01 with the fnfiqp by wtteh we ate
prompted to signs* hi* name. He woald
make a most exaaUeat prtakiisg officer.
The Georgia Platform rays:
“With Col. Underwood, we have been
personally acquainted for several yean, and
we apeak from personal ksawfeige whets we
eay, he is a high-toned gentleman, of great
learning, xad no ordinary legal ability, with
pleasing manners, nod an active decisive
mind, and we hare no doubt bat that be
would flit the'Speakership with much credit
to himself and to the entire ratiriaetiea of
thU honorable body. We would be glad te
tee the Hoaas anil itself of hi* semees in
3 OP
It wid be reWmhewd that the Hoc. John
E. Ward, one of thorn tiWhearted sons ol
the Snath, *ad champions of the Union,
whoa the Democracy lovu to honor, was
with os at the meeting of the Democ-atio
Un'oa Ciob, oa th* evening of tto 8th foiL
He male % patriotic aid spirit •tirrin,
apeeeh, whi b toond n response to ateiy
Democratic beort that listened to the accent*
of hit voice. In the report of the proceed-
toga of the meeting poblUbcd in The
a very short and nrertnarily imperfect sketch
of t e remark* of Mr. Ward »** given.—
£t| it be remembered that U w*e neatly
midnighttebetfwspWftr* wwa, lhrqogh.
and the friends af Mr. Ward will onderstrud
how easy an error might creep in, cap e ally
the rmtehxi «f a quahljrag phree*. Apart
from this, our brief sketch cf twenty unes
dor* on justice te the eloquent address of Mr.
Ward. Wn listenedto him with tbo great
est pleasure and atisfactioc, and have no
itcoUncrica of Um particular remarks refer
red to hiring been made, and baliere that
one reporters has done him injustice, for
which ire detire to make amend*.
The kagwags attributed to Mr. W. war
“that he hid stood by the 'fabric resented
by the blood of oar lathers against the at
tack* of Northern fanaticism and Southern
treason. ” The language which he did make
oss of. according, to the Savatmah Patty
Georgian, was ‘that be had defended the
Union’ against Northern fanaticism, and
weald, if ncceuary, defend it against dontb-
am disaffection Tne omission of tin' q'ul
dying phrsas' “would, if necessary.’ i
just one of the defects that a report utiler
the circuretaocts would be exposed to —
We cheerfully make the correction as doe
to the eloquent and patriotic speaks
I tired ihere alone with my wlfefore
era! mood
Ihere ilona with my wire for
■ unmolested, and by dinftit
been,
oor bumble meal, and I bad jost prepared
to renture forth upoa my regular rodtiue
of labor, my attention'waa arrested by the
tinkling of a caw beU in the ooov-8i!d.
“But the ear of the back-woodtuiau be
comes byedueitioD vary aecnto, especially
so from the fact that Ms safety often depends
upon the nice cnititation of that sente 1 was
not to easily deceived. StEened—the sound
was npaled. That, wid I, in reply to the
remark of mr wife, was not the ’ tinkle of a
bell upon the neck ef a oow. It is a dscoy
from somo Indian who desires to draw me
iato ambush,
‘'Briiering this to betho cost. I took
down my old musket,)l had no rifle,) and
seeing that it was properly loidad.i stole
cautiously around the field towerd the point
from wbloh the sound seemed to proceed.
As I had suspected, there, in* cluster of
bushes, crouched an Indies waiting for me
to appear in answer to hit decoy-bel', that
he might lend bis fatal ballet to my heart
I approached without discovering myself to
him, until withio shooting diets nc*, than
raised my piece and fired. The bullet sped
true to Its mark, and the Indian fell dead.
“Not knowing that he might bo tcoompa
nied by others, I returned with all speed to
tie cabin, and haling-Stab) tantaart- the
uoor, I watched all day from the port bolea
m anticipation of an attack from the tin
pan ions of the Indian I had killed. To add
to the danger, and seeming hopelessness of
my lunation, I discovered that I bad but
one charge of powder left. I could but
make one, shot, and then, if atbeked by
Yeiy shortly after, upbeewM found for
M*tl*r Leri with a good Quaker. When
the woth piWMUted kiaeelf at tbs tannery,,
the hope** <W*rerei^' “Leri, will
.wiuivrefutymea/ldo by thee." ‘Very
well, air,” told Leri, “I will try wh*t 1 can
do.” ;! n • V.
Uvlnow weatto work with a hearty
will. Ha worked hard, road thq Bi-
; he liked the Quokar,
was satisfied, Levi wse
of bis apprenticeship
Jovt before Levi became of ass, bis mas
ter said to hips t “Leri, I think of making
than a nice present when thy time is out.'
brgtn County,
numbers, I found be entirely'in their pun-
oest
good'
The Dereeerotk Party, ef fmlton
County *re requested to meet at foo Court
Hoase on the first Taesday in November
neat, at 12 o’clock, to nominate Candidates
fofr County Officers. B. 0. YANOET.
d|d Ch’r. Ex. Com.
—
Lerri smiled pleasantly at the scrap of nows,
and said: ’I shall be rtry happy to reecho
any gift yoa may p|***t to mok* me, air."
Bask of Greensborougb
The former President of this Bank, Judge
Froooit A. Cone, we see it stated, will re
deem oD i*s notes, signed by him as Presi
dent, either in specie, or bills on the Augus
ta Banks. We bare no donbt of i', though
we think the promises to pay of this bank,
with the Jadso’s name as President there jn,
will be like “angel's visits, few and far be-
Whitkey
At Cincinnati, we see that the article f
whiskey is down to fiffo?u acd s quarter
cents per gallon. This is almost ’tdog
j cheap,’’ as it should be, for the hogs oven are
Sugar and Molasses- i killed by the “musA" of which thedetesta-
The telegraph items show that in New j ttryhnintd, ard consequently, poboo-
Orleans there has been a decline of fifty per ouij |jq nof ^ disti.ied. We would as soon
eaft. in Sugar sod Motsqre. We are glad j ^ M t pottecary for a dose of strychnine,
ef tC; Gpaulai.00 carried these nu.ffamii. * , gfink it, as to call at a saloon for, and
of Hfe,to a point thsl deprived .the poor of d[iBk , g!lsj fj{ ^ whiakej . y 0 nonder
thefa aw, and drew even too largely upon | lt b d^p. ^ 00 „ ndcr we we a , ^
•k* parawof the wealthy. We hare no rs* | Jwe ])ed beads and faces—so many S'.subjects
grots to express at the feet, that the speco-1
lators have been casgbt; aad whenever cap-
itahsts veatnre to monopolize the sugar and
grain markets, and to extort upon consumers,
easy their fata he like thorn of Boston who
were caught with “sir sera” of eegur hogs
head* on their hands.
Groin in the West
We tee R reported the* there ts now in
store in Chicago twenty-fire mDHcns of
basbels of grain. Not more, it is said, than
one million of bosbeb of tfaisgraiu can be
carried to, Eastern markets, previous to the
closing of the moots, for want of morey
to send't on. Floor, too, wn see reported
at Ciudasati at feardoQsts and fifty eeofo
par barrel,' oad dell min at that. Saeh is
the enadMan of the grain market in the
West, In the Sooth, grain is abundant; far
beyond the point of heme consumption, and
doable what it hae ever been for exportation.
All iheo that is needed is mooey. If, floats
c:ally, _the cocntry was in good condition,
Union would, this day, exhibit a state
af prosperity for beyond what the most ar
tiest mold possibly expect. ‘ Bat banking,
and overtrading, and speculation, and wild
extravagance, have stepped in to mar the
patfengeod. Experience has unzht as, i‘
seems, to valuable lfoeoo ; or rather we have
selected her foaridngs Bat wby moralise?
Let ns only lie' wire for tbe fatare, and we
esa then forget tiro past I
for lunatic asylnaa in every community.—
Good people, “we prey yon avoid if'
The Great Race in Knjlund -
Triamph of Prioress.
I had 1 pourrd out the last charge of pow.
der and pat it iDto my musket aud then
waited for the ’ approach of night, feeling
coufident of to attack; Night came at last.
A beautiful moonlight night it was too, and
tlis favored me greatly, os I would thereby
be able to observe the movements of the enc
my as they epproachoJ my cabin It war
some two hours after nightfall, and as yet
I bad neither heard or seen u sign of tbe
Indians when suddenly I was startled by the
baying of my dog at the stable. I knew
that tbe Indians were coming. The stable
stood a little to the west of the cabin, acd
between the two was a patch of cleared
ground upon which the light of the full moon
fell unobstructed. J edging from the noise
st the stable that they would advance from
that direction. I posted myself at the nort
bole on that side of the cabin.
tbo Quaker looked knowingly at
LeviaadsaH: “Ifonnot tell the now what
the present it ta be, but i< ihall be worth
more than a thanmd doiart to thee.” More
than a thousand dollar* I” mid Levi to him
self, his tynSsparkling at tbe bare thought
of such a oo t'y gift “What can it be ? I
wonder ir ha means to offer mo bia daughter
for a wife ? That han't bo, becanso I nave
hoard it said that a good wife is bettor
than ten or twenty thousand dollars. No,
it oan’t be hi* daughter. But what can U
bo?’
Thatwas the poxtling question which
busied about like a bee in Levi’s brain,
from that time until the day be was of nge.
“Levi, thy time Is out tomorrow ; bat I
will take thee and thy present home to
day.”
Lovi breathed freely on bearing this.
Dressing himself in his best suit, be soon
jciccd the Quaker, but oould see nothing
that looked like a gift worth over $1,000.
He puiz'-d himself about it all the way,
and said to himself“Perhaps tbe Quaker
has forgotten it”
At last they reached Levi's borne. After
be had been greeted by his frien «, tbe Qua
ker tamed to him, anu said : “I will give
tby present to tby fatter.” “As yon please,
* i,
Determined to do the best with what i sir.” replied Levi, now oa the very tip-tee
' I bad previously placed my wife on the
of expectation. “Well.” said tbe Quaker
speaking to Lori's father, “your am is tbe
boat boy I have ever hod.” Tben turning to
Leri; be added, 'This is thy present, Lev
—A OOOD SUMS.’
j^Lnvi blushed ; perhaps he felt a little dia
appointed because his golden visions were
thus suddenly spirited away ; but his sensi
ble father was delighted, and said to l lie
Quaker, who was smiling a little wagisljy :
“I would rather hear you eay that of my
son, sir, than to see vou give him all the
money you are worth, for a good Dame is
rather to be ohoaen than great riches.”
Levi's father was right, and the Quaker
waa a wire man, I have no doubt that Levi'a
good name did him more good than a
barrel fall of golden eagle* could bare done.
It proved him to be the owner of good char
acter, whieb is worth more than tbe gold,
Carriage Palater.
rAggjxa* uoit
to latorm th*
—uta sat nr.
ronnCiux countrj, that ha la
foil* praparad to ao all khlda
or Carrltfo ralnttn*. Vlaaao (In no a aaU.
rant mjr troth to ptaaao, awl mj eharftAo d
raetloo. Shop In tho root of T. 0. hjatv bit
tor atraat.
oct It ,'W.
leave Daily a
Train from Atlanta.
this route will avoid 10 to
H systU
Leave Athens at It o’clock, A. M, arrive, ■
Madison in time for the up-train to Atlanta
and downatraln to Auguata.
Persona going to Mllledgoville, WILjj
igersby
hours delay at Union Point.
Persons going to MilledgeaiUe, W
AVOID 18H0UR8 DELAY AT MAUI8
Dlstmmcis !*8!HUes—Fwre |l
New Adverti gemental
AT AUCTION.
B EFOBE the Court House door, on TaaaJaj,
Salt-Day lu Noranbar, a llkaly young Nagru
woman—titmgood—told for Oasu.
J. SHACKELFORD, V. M.
Situation Wanted as a Teacher
, NY person iletlroua of employing the
services of a teacher to taka charge e
Common English School, can no acom mo-
dated by applying to the subscribe:.
JOHN P.EVAN8
Ebeneser, Morgan Co ,
sop30dwU Georgia.
let—Fare 93. j
BAULTBR A
>tv. u :i
dstvSw,
oct. St, 1857.
FOUND
A N Old Quid Watch, whlob the owner ciui
. hart bjr dcicrlbring and paying for this ad-
Tortbement, and calling at the M a W RR Dc-
t, and calling a
pot
Atlanta, 30th Oet. 1857.
Do-
dtf.
Good Kkwh fob nn Amiens with Pius.—W« cal
the attention of atranfan and citliani to the adrar
tiMuect of Dr. Caranangh, who Invariably cure* a
Inful dUaaso, and om that ha* hitbartobwn
regarded a* almort if not entltaly ineurable. Th*
T«medy iaalmpW, aot pilaful in aypllcatlon, and so
cheap as to place it within the reach of the poorest.
With such an array of evidence aa to the success
which baa attended Dr. Cavanaugh's treatment of tbe
disease alluded to as has bsen brought to our know!
edge, we should be lingularly dtreleet as a public
iogrnailst, did we not bring tbe subject promptly be
fore the public, and urge upon the afflicted to give it
a trial.—Chicago Daily Democratic Pjuus.
For sale In this olty by A. ALBXANDE R.
LAWSHE & PURTEL,
Merchant TailorsJ
WHITEHALL STrSeT.
ATLANTA.,... Q ....Of
“ fi' v'l
HAVE ON hand a fins stock of very
Goods for Gentlemens’ wear, that thry
makeup in the very latest stylo of r.
flnlah Try them and eee if they don .
you ms. aprtlldtt
S OROHO and Imp*#—tbe new Sugar Canes, by
Oleott.
Most-Side, by tbe autbor of Alone.
Three years In Washington Territory, by Jaa.
laoner of tho Bordor, by P. U. Mayors.
My Lost Crulsa, by Llent. HabaraUam.
- - i, by Fa ”
Frtth Lonvss, by Fanny Fara.
Tcmpernnt* Laetnraa, Dr. Note
Temperance nscttires, ur. note.
Medical Information for tho Million, or Troo
Guido to health, by C. D. Hammond, M. D.
Life and Ministry of Rov. C. II. Spnrgoon.
Life of Ror. Sponeer H. Cono, D. D.
Rom of Aahurft, by Mro. Marsh.
Jnat racelredand for aala by
J. 1. RICHARDS t CO.
oct. JO, 1957. dawif.
Fulton Bank Honey Taken j
at Par.
W E will take FULTON BANK mon^
nt par, in payment for all debt* duo t
or for produce of nny description that wo 1
or sac. WILLIAMS, RHEA Sc (70
«ctl7dw
The Now Good allure Arrive
C U. STRONG A CO., bare Jnat o
.large anortment of
STAPLE AMO PANOV DRY HOODS,.
Conaiatlog 1* pert, of tbe. following articles, j
Rich dreee Bilks) Fancy Bilks;
All Wool Marini
Ail Wool
or Detains;
especial
ly, are Invited to call and examine the variety of
deed, aa tbs aubaoribor la ready at nil timer to
exhibit bia stock -cf Seeds—as wail u the new
etylea of Furniture. T. W. WEST
^R-SoeU Store nt tho now Fnrnlturc S
Messrs. F. A. A J. 8. WiIlian.. Pesscbtree
NOTICE.
A DHINIBTRATOR'S SALE—Will bo sold on
Jx. the first Tuesday in Deceu '
_ December next, before
tbe Court House door, in Balls/, Paulding coun
ty, one lot of land lying in the 3d district of 3-1
section, (formerly Cherokee,) number forty eight
(48,) as tbe property of Antony R Cheatham, do-
eeaaed, for tbe benefit of tbo Legatees.
Terms on tbe day of sale.
WJ/. NBABORS, Ad'rra.
oct. 30, 1657. w30d.
FOR SALE OR RENT.
A WKLta arntagffU Star* Hounc, situated in e bunt-
rss part of the Cit/, withe stock of Uroct^iw.—
Thone wi filling to purchase or rent, will do well to call
and eiuunine the j>teini*ee soon, for we lutend to di*.
pose of tbe properly irmie wsjr.
octSAltr a. J SllACKEIJ'OiZI), Agent.
Benjamin Franklin and Prof. Dell rath.
cross.pole in tbe chimney, eo that in case
enr enemies .fleeted an rntrance into the
cabin she might climb out through tbe low
chimney and effect her escape- Far myse-f
I entertained no hope ; bnt determined not
to be takea alive—I resolved to sell mv life
dearly.
“With breathless anxiety I watched at
the port-hole. At length 1 saw them emerge
from the shadow of the stable and advance
across the vacant ground towards my cabin.
One—two—three—great Heaven ! six stal
wart Indians, armed to the teeth, and urged
on by the hope of reyrnge, and I alone to
oppose them, with but one charge of powder.
pearls, diamonds, and other precious stones
It was aimounced by telegraph yesterday I Mycase was desperate indeed. With qoick
that at tire Newmarket rare* in England the i Tet Etel | t hv step, in cloee singlo file they »p-
Cesarewtteh stokes, worth *20.000, were j proic |, cd aod were already in a few yatds
won in gallant etyle by tbo American mare , of the bo ’ Qs . when a slight change in the
thirtj competitors. I ery j mo .- e[oto t c f the forward Indians chaoged
Prioress over
heavy bets hod been made against her pre
rieue to the day of contest
t“ n,t P re ' ! the position of the entire six, so that a por-
The we.l known , ,^ )n c ( left aide of each waa uncovered.
for tbe eeaton. The English papers haic credit what my senses showed me as the re's
the following account of the race : soil of roy shot. The fifteen sings with
Tim ?»«.•« t,ro J > .P tJ V 1 beatuifu! stort which , had loaded my musket had done
Duety MUto borejbis eotore to tbe^ front. tbclr work wf |l > fire of the six In jiao* lay
with Qoera-Besa, Cerva, M. Dobiw anu the, datd B pcn the ground, and the rixth had
Plash colt following nearly in the <«*r I dH*ppe«*d.
Fri^hl, JEmolator. Zig- ! Aitboogh no enemy was aow in sight, I
sag. Warlock, Pnonae *od *J lD R. 13 | did not yeotara forth astil morning. There
the middle of the ruck. Tbete positions ; p,y j, e bodies of fire Indiana undisturbed,
were oaehengtd nnttl reaching the U; ch,. t,^ et b er with tbe rifle of tbe other. Secnr-
whcO Cenr* ra.bed to the froct, Q :een Utas i ; c - ^, e arnu and umnnitien of the fallen In-
being in close attendance upon her, -
Bead the Newspaper*
An axchaogn eay*“ Show ns a boy or
' girl who ha*.bare allowed the reading of a
newspaper;especially at their home, aad we
will show you more intriKgwoc: in that boy
cr (iri, a* tweire yeau of age. than other*
here at e'tghteeau A aewipape* reader has
a bettor knowledge of human nature than
eat who dot* not read the current history of
foe day. Men’s faults and virtue) are mad*
_ _ up.m Her, with
Old Trick third, EmnLitor, El Hakim. Pri
oress. Prigbt, Zigug, Warlock and the P.'usb
eolt, forming the next lot.
At the Bushel the puce began to tell, and
Warlock, Picah col and P*>1io dropped
hylr «nd Carta resigotd the lead to Qi* n
Beta- Aa they deaeened the hill Odd 'I rick.
Emulator and Zigzag also disappeared from
the frank Oo appreaebiog tbe cords Queen
with El Hakim at her nc:k, still held
a slight lead with Prioree running by her-
Zi«
stlf outhe fir side third; Fright, /. giig
Warlock and Emulator showing in front of
the rock. One of the mo*' exciting Cesar,-
witeh finishea ever teen then ensnai. Pri-
ores* half way up tbe eords. scented t > be
shoot coming in alone, bnt t:e tiuy jock
ey* of El Hakim and Qneen lies- mule a
determined set-loAnd thej-idg- unatdetos*-
r irate the firtt three; proQ.,unced a de ad
eat with Prioreas Queen B«s and El Ha
kim. Fright waa next, about a length aul
a ! a!f behind 'hem; Z gxag wa* fifth, ah nt
a leng'hin advsnee of Warlock, wb, was
sixth, and Martinet seventh; Emulator and
risBOterer beaded the next lot that -tra^gtcil
in. lu the extreme rear, palled
St. Gila/. Wild Hon y, Potrile, F
dun -, I followed np tbe trail of tbe miasin;
one, until it reached the river, beyond whi
point I could discover no trace whatever.
From the amount of blood which marked
the trail, together with tbe unmistakable ev
idence that be bad picked bis wty with diffiv
culty, I was led to relieve that he wes mor
tally wounded, and in order to prevent his
body from falling into Ibe hands of hi*
white foe, he bad groped Iris way to tbe riv<
er and thrown himself into the current which
had borne him away.
Tbe Indiana had lulled my cow, and that
you may be aseured, was no trifling lose, yet
in my gratitude for my escape from tbe
on Id have teen utter-
in the world
What do you think of the honest Qua*
kcr’s gift, my child ? Was it not a precious
thing ? I hope you deserve the same gift
from your parent, teachers nod friends ;
but mark me ! A good name is the fruit of
good diameter. If yoar heart la wickod,
your name cannot be good. Hence, if you
want a good name, you most n-x Jesus to
give you a good heart!—Canada Sunday
School Advocate.
DeKalb Sheriff's Sales.
W ill be sold before tho Cour. Huti-e -1
in the town ol Decatur, on the first
Tuesday in December licit, between the legal
houra ol tale tho following properly, to wit:
One acre of land, It being part olland lot No.
74, in tha 18th district of originally Henry, now,
DeKalb county, whereonthe defendant now liras,
B. Harris, to satisfy sundry fi fas Issued from a
Justices Court of DoKalb county in favor of
Jamoa W. Goldsmith, vs Newsom A Harris, lory
mad* and returned to me bynoonrtnblo to satisfy
tbe pnrehast money.
Also, ono town lot sUuatodin the town of Stono
Mountain, now occupied by Uoyl A Scruggs ns
Store homo, levied on as tbo property of Drury
and William H. Lae, to 8AtUfj a G ffo iisaed/roin
DeKalb Superior Court, la favor of Stepbeu
McUrarry a Co., v« D * W. H* L20.
JOHN W. FO IFLEE, Sb'ff.
oct. 30,1S57. w30J.
DeKalb Deputy Sheriff's Sale,
ft hat Doa it Coet to VUit Europe/—This
interesting question is thus satisfactorily an
swered by a correspondent of the Boston
Poet:
“This is a question that I am asked not
unfreqaeotiy. aod something may be raid in
answer that will be of advantage to tbe un-
experienccd traveler. Were I to state tbal I
spent ten of forty thousand dollars daring
my first visit to Europe—end it was nearer
the latter sum than tbe former—it would
realty be saying nothing definite, so I will
tell what may be done. Stay-at-home peo
ple often have some very singular ideal of
the expenses of foreign travel. I am not
writing for the information of beggars, rob
bers, or gamblers, bat for those who take
money enough with them to pay all their
expenses, personal and otherwise. During
my last visit to Europe, I visited England,
France, Belgium, Holland, Germany, Swit
zerland, n rtheru Italy, and Sardinia, and
was gone from home about 100 days. When
I have been asked what it co t m -, I have
somo time* asked my questioner to ‘guess’
tbe amouok Tbe sum Darned has been usu
ally $2,000 or 82,300. It was about one-
fifth cf the latter sum—to-wit: fire hundred
—and tbe very same scenes can be visited
now for one-half that sum, and travel re
spectably, Money being usually an impor
tant consideration, we wish, in travel, a* in
other investments, to get** much as possible
for oor dollars. I believe travelers usually
; they
ber next, within the legel hour* ofiale, tho
following property, to-wit:
Tbe lot whereon John Bryce now live*; in the
county of DeKnlb, containing one hundroU and
ninety acre*, more or leei, levied on aa tbe prop
erty of John Bryce to satisfy one fi fa Issued from
Fulton Superior Court, in favor of John II. Rice
▼1 James W. Kirkpatrick, Win. N. Kirkpat
rick aad John Bryce. Property pointed out by
plaintiff's Attorney.
Also, Win. N. Kirkpatrick’s interest in Cabinet
shop tools, also the lot whereon said shop stands,
and furniture now in said shop, the engine and
all the fixtures belonging thereto, in the town of
Decatur being one-thirdi interest thereof, levied on
as tbe property of said Wm. N. Kirkpatrick, to
satisfy ono fl fa ‘
apwri
in favor of John H. Rice vs James W. Kirkpat
rick, Wm. N. Kirkpatrick and John Bryce.-
Property pointed out by plaintiffs Attorney.
A. WOODALL, D. 8h'ff.
oct. 30,1687* w30d.
do not
r } more than 00c half what
a roan wiebej to become well ffo*.
macileae savage*, I wool
I7 willing to have made greater sacrifices
I wm well provided—by meani of arma and
admonition taken from the fix Indians— in
caae of a second attack, bat this fortunately,
proved to be my l&et adventure with tbe ear-
uge>> Not one of tbe bend lad escaped to
tell the tale and incite his brethren to avenge
the death of hi* other comrade*.
‘ Ab!” cxc'aimed tbe old man, while tbe
'ear* gashed from hie eyes at tbe memory
•A that eventful night, Mhat was a glorious
• v*** : fth t—tbe beat I ever made.”
-erman. 0 p ^ adventure lived to see
h* rud*.- wilderness where be bad pitched
fawwa aad a* "the proper atody of mankind
Se maa,*' a newspaper is an inJUpetuabe I P^Tb^
hmb yooog aod okL Deciding ftof.—Mr. R. leu Brreck * j 1,14 loodr cabin, transformed into smiling
W* know that tha (ongoing H um to the j Priortm, by Sovervigo, (br d io America,) | fi d 4 ao d peopled by hardy and ecterprising
letter. Aad 1/ any of oor reader* doubt it, ^ old, 6 \ (F irdbam) I. Oap\ j r a j e f 1M:ett among whom bis last dsy* were
.‘121 4 \*‘ iKissrauaa. 1 -*- *
if bie geoera! intelligence i* not f " b*jood
foal *r any bop of bie agw—we <»• »®t
will, how modi peek and btin hie brad bus
been crammed, if be dot* not .-wad tbe »»
pope** lira wo will pv* it op.
feradfot pop’s*, bp all moaos bop..—
Never nogfoet to do •>. Brad the nrerv ;
tto Wtnrj majt; tto political article*; tto
Betting—5 to 4 against El Hakim; 2 to 1
against rriorea*. and 3 to 1 wsui>t Queen '
Hen. Tie 'beat' was run ntor tto- last race '
io a drepeoiog twi-ighi, which rerdered tt!
impouible to diftiogoieh th* '•ok.r- ■■■! the
riders at a distance. Kl iltka vs- firet i
off, but after goiog about fifty par.ls, Prior-
era, overpowering Fordbam ruslie-i to th-
front aad carritd
quainted with the English people at borne,
or any other people in their domestic aad
social relations, and their political condition
he matt stop awhile, tntkiog his borne with
them."
on the running to the
; !.. v . • ’ , - Ditch gap, wher: ehe was palled to k, and
*> tiraths* B*od, too, foe ad- ^,1 three itngib* io the rear, Qu en
vestfeeraept*. iasodoing, jou will dootoIo*s | B-re going on with tbe lead, eirael; attend-
readtaneb trash; botpoo will find a great ted bv _EI Hakim On mming doun the
deal tto* iaiaatnetiv*. valuable, usd four
eating—much that will *dd ‘daily to poor
kuovrtfdge of the world; to jOor knowledge
of stra'ud' tbietp* Try to profit, too, while
you read. Now wdl all/ecfo, wbettor they
nSor to history, philoaophp, religiou, scisset,
.art, or pajitico. In this way you wiO pre
pare pnatieU; ta a utraore for tto part yoa
tore to play in life; and, remember, foot if
Itot parti* well played, poo trill soon bet*
foe high read to pcotjwrity and honor.
Small Note*-
The LcgWatata.ofHWreippi bare prased
alxw ta the elect that after tto first of No
vember next, no took ootn of a Iras denom
ination tbao fire doliun shall be circulated
io foot Sute
MreFooeb advise* tbe Governor of Cub
to “*oii while hrtYooa*-
Bucket Hill Prir/rett hung in the l-ft, and
a e.hout war railed r.J 'The Amtrieart'i
beaten? but pordham routed the mare vith
hie whip, and before teaehing the foot of the
hill the bent her cohere in adcanee, and, yuri-
tiny her opponents half way up the eordt, won
cleverly by a length and a half: Kl Hakim
beating Queen Bess bp a tool only for se
cond pace. A hud and prolemyed cheer
the triumph ef American colon, aod
Mr. Ten Brack we, warmly '■Mngratiileted
upon bis fire* victory achieved by bim in
Englaad.
•Qr-Tbe FbUtdtlpMa Pennsylvanian save
rn oat of employment by
StotfoMe^OforaMaerpa* factor!**, few.
if any, bav* at prraeo* ttoir foil raapfo.
meotef bands. Indeed, all tort restriettd,
and her ririnhy, between SOJtOOaad
adults, and i
I«ry idlraw* aod!
Front WaslilligtOii
Wxsaixorox, Oct. 26.
The in’ n r l>ep*rtmeot has received io- I ken no walking s
formation that a <1 rover, while ateiy crossing I At half past six his
the Great Flams, unneceraari y killed a wo- j being laid for thirty
Louie Napoleon at Chaloru—A Parii cor
respondent who has been amusing himself
by a visit to Chalons, to observe a grand
review of Lonis Napoleon's troops, eaye:
Louis Napoleon recently reviewed at
Chalons his Imperial Guard, a body of
more (ban 20,000men. of whieh nearly 6,000
are cavalry. But this is merely the pre
liminary to the miliUry establiihment
which is to be found there, which will con
sist it is said, of 80,000 men. A permanent
camp i, to be instituted, and a ctrcua is to
be bu ll fot the amuiement of the soldier*
and the neighborhood. The hmperor him
self resides in a pavilion pitched upon a
hill. He is said to lead a complete camp
life. From noon to three o'clock during
the exercises, hit Majeety is on horseback;
the remainder of the day he is engaged in
hie Cabinet, and up ta this time be has ta
ken no walking exercise to any diatonee.
his majesty dines, covers
There are about 160
man aod her children, of the Snsk. Indian*, superior officer, in foe ramp, bnt they are
nr. 1 fired at ih* war chief of the tribe, in | each invited in their tun. After dinner
eon* noetic' of which the Indians art i»- some whist tables are formed, but tbe party
croaeu. As they have heretofore been on ] do * not remain tato. a* tife'Emperor retiree
remarkably g red terms with the whites and
steadily refuting to take pert with the More
mons, the fear is t’ at they may now depart
Departs
if poesi-
from their friendly poloicy.
meet whi take measure, to repai.,
tie, the mivchief tine, occasioned.
Nearly 8.000,000 acre.of land were loca
ted with tbe miliUry land warrants eoder the
set of March, 1866, from Joly 1st, 1836, to
Angost Slat, 1866.
At Qooi at a New Book — Tba London
Leader mentions a new trick of foe bock
trade In England. It soyr-
When, after-all forms of poffiag bar*
‘r remain}
be so extoeated in vsio, t book
■old, a fresh title page is printed. Tto
rolaara formerly called ’Tbe War to tbe
Panjub'b now called'The Bengal Hnti.
ay.’ • Misery,* a tala of spralling interest,
reappraise*’Woe! Woe!' It will come out
txbycor ra ‘Eoalioe, or Tto Story of oa
.aguish Heart.' Tba reader* of saeii books
Tbe readers of
to kill time,and abook
a now title is jost as good is a new
to rtst st an early boor. Every morning
be la engaged to bis ~ ‘ ’
may conccrc.—Two months after date applica
tion will be made to the Court of Ordinary of said
county, for leave to sell the real estate belonging
to tbe estate of William Y Poole, deceased.
JOHN CUAMBLEE, Ad’mr.
oet. 30, 1857. w2m
Franklin brought electricity from tho heavens
to earth, but it remained for Prof. Dr. Grath to
apply tint electricity to tho relief cf discosednud
suffering mortals—diseases that heretofore baffled
tbe physicians’ old treatment, such os Neuralgia,
Rheumatism, Pains, Stiff Joints, Deafness, Swell
ings, Palsy, Piles, Skin Diseases, Ao., aro now
cured by Prof. DeGrath’s Electric Oil in ont and
I ten ifayt. Head this letter from a Physician who
has practiced since 1826—(too well known for
comment):
Prof. Dk Graxii, Philadelphia.
Sir:—At intervals, during thirty years past, my
wife has been subject to rheumatism of the must
violent cast—[say four times a year]—eo severe
as to make it necessary to Administer large doses
nf the tincture of guiacum and morphia, and to
rock her like an infant in a large rocking cliuir,
to induce any repose. Having frequent conrei>
pondence with my son, )No. 108 Chestnut street,
of your city,) I informed him of an attack she
had about the middle of last month, [January,]
which waa of such severity as to completely par
alyse the system. He, in bis anxiety for hii
mother’s welfare, sont me a bottlo of your Elec
tric Oil; bat as I am one of the practitioner* of
medicine in this place, and not a proselyte to any
kind of patent medicine, t did hesitate to give
it a trlvl; however, on reflection, I concluded to
try it, which I hid cf p+rnioruk, directly up*to the
letter, and after the third or fourth application
she became rather passive, and before one>tbird
of tbe bottle was used, not a single vestige of tbe
disease remained in .he system, and she stillcon-
tinues well, although she rode out a distance of
fourteen miles without a renewal of any of the
e jmptom3. I therefore feel it my duty, for the
sake of suffering humanity, and alfo fully believ
ing that merit, undor all circumstances, should
bo rewarded, to forward this testimonial.
I am yours, truly,
Jossrn P. Elkinton, M. D,
New Grktsa P. 0., Burlington Co., N. J.
P. S.—Any communication for mo will bo re
ceived by addressing to the care of my son, [mer
chant,] 103 Chestnut street.
Philadelphia, May lfltb, 1856.
Prof. Do Grath.—I have been the victim many
years of a Rheumatic affection, and lost the use
of my limbs. I could not raise my band to my
head, in short, I was totally helpless. I applied
pour Electric Oil, and before I hml uted one bot
tle / \cu$ perfectly restored. You may refef any
sufferer to me
MRS. E. HUTCHINS,
Seventeenth and Thompson street.
Mrs. Hutchins is well known in Philadelphia
and can be addressed on the subject by any ono.
C a l'tion.—There ore numerous imitations sprung
W ool, 3 and 3 Ply; Tapestry; Hall Carpets
reducod price*.
Al*>, a good supply of plantation BHOQA
Boots and Shoes.
We invite our old friends and public to gi<
.all, nod are satisfied when they learn our
cei, that they will find it to their lnter«tt to
from us* Remember, we are at No 1, Whitehal
Street, Norcrosi’i old stand. Come and see
April 24, 1856. dAwl
window glass, ever brought to this
i will sell it at low figures for CASH. _
ndsee. apr20 qMITH A EZZARD.
Gwinnett Sheriff’s Sales,
_ jceville, on th$ let V'acid ty
(a December next, withio the legal hours of «ale, tho
follow!if property to* wit :
Ben, a Negro man about 38years of age; Di
nob, a woman about 28 years of age; Winney i
woman about 22 years of age; J/ary Ann,
a wotsan about 20 years^of dp; Dennis and Joe,
boys ibout 16 years of age; Tom, a boy about
12 yews of age; Antionett, about 10 years of
JIartha about four years of age, all lavied
on as tie property of Stephen J/cGianls, to sat.
!sfy the following named fl fa*
!sfy the following named fl fas; two Superior
Court fi tos in favor of Isaao Strickland, vs Ste-
500 Young Men Wanted*
MMBD 1 AT ELY, to travel in the Southsm
and Western Slates, te agents. Salary,
$40 per mon th. and expenses paid. For par
ticulars, address, with stamp enclosed, *
E. H. GIBSON & CO, Exeter,
Rockingham co., Naw Hampshire.
October 7/10^7—— dawtf
3C
up on tbe reputation that m, article ba« acquired.
- i. The, are worlhleu.
The publio mutt beware.
For rale by 8MITH A EZZARD, lole ageuU
in Atlanta Georgia.
PROF.CHAB. Pet)BATH.
39 Sooth Eighth itreel, Philadelphia.
Atlanta, Oct. SO. dwlm.
phen AMlinall aod Hamilton J/aOtl, Uonoriut
»T.
Gannaaj and Iiaae JFcJ/iUon, aecuritiaa. One
Superior Court! fa lu fitrar of John J. Jonei, v,
Stephan McGlnnia maker, Newton J/cDill endor*
•er and J It ifieJflllon aod Thsmai Lilli* leeuri-
tie,. Ono’flaperior Court fi fa io favor of Lo-
renxo D Harris, vi Stepheo JfeGinob. One In
ferior Court fi fa in fuver of Hurd, Strickland, v,
(fawton JfeDlil and Stephen i/cGlnnlt.
Aim, wren hundred;acre» of land, more or Itn,
info*7th.dittrlel of Gwinnett count,, on tho
Chatuhooebeo Hirer, adjoining the land, of Jamo,
Brown, Gilbert and othari, it being the place
whareon Stephen ifcOinab now reiideo. Leried
en to nttlif J an Inferior Court fi fa in furor of
Slmpeon and Gardner, r, Newton J/cDill aod
Stapheu JfcGianU oeearitj. Hold no the proper-
tv of Stapbon McGinnlr.
Alee, oo* bouM and lot in tha Town of Law.
raneevUk, eontolaiag en* half acre, more or ten,
it being the plaeo whereon tbe defendant now
reaidee, adjoining tha lota ef' J N Culver, R It
NKGKOSHOKSi
CHEAP! CHEAP!
« TO THOSE WANTINO A PRIME
article of doubla sola or welud brogani,Mi
we willl say that wa now have in Store' A
a heavy Stoek, and all ot our bwu Manufacturing
whieh we will sell at ten cents a pair lowar than
any house in this city will toll m good an artiola
—competition wa defy either in
Yankee Made, Georila Made,
Home-made,
er an, other make, and warrant them aa good at
article IU hue ever been oSerad in title market or
State. AH kinde of
proporUonaSdjeireap u^wSSutS 0-
A11 goodepurehaaedofua repaired free of eharg*
Atthoelgnof BIO BOOT, Paanhtna Street
Atlanta Georgia.
DIMIC,, JOYCE, A CO
Ctavaland, and othevf, to relief, a Superior Court
‘ J/organ r, John II
fi fa in favor of Crawford C
Sulllran aad John Jfilla neurit, on Sta,.
Alao, on* two hora* Hoekawav, or Carriage
aod ona pair of ela, lank Match Uorera, ten or
er Court fi faa la favor of Clark Howell, re
linm W Eaton. Lev, mad* and returned b, the
former Sheriff, Jemee It Bracewell.
A too, all the loads whereon the defendant now
ruldni, fa Gwinnett eouot,, levied an te.eatiif,
two lattice, Coert A fu imaed from the 478th
dtitriet, G if., In uid count,, one in fitter of
Biehard Morrie, assignee of D W Spenee, and
> W Spence, both rs Absalom R
era in favor ot D
Alim and Thome V
Spenca, both rs
Allan. Lar, 'made and re-
n _ Cabinet and th* tel*.
graph ia aettte.’, at work. In addition to
■Itowane*, th* troop* receive a ration of
wine ev*rr dgjr, «o that they lead a very
pleasant lib at the camp. Th* Emperor
ha* become * military orrauiier; under hi*
direct too theaoldttr* of Franc* bav* learn,
ed a rapidity of meremMt previouily «rr>
known to iofantry. Th* common toldiere
or* treload to run for eon*id*rebi* dlrtarara
rid* by old* witji the cavalry. It is said
that all arms—Infantry, cavalry and artil
lery—are to mow* at *wa and tbw ram*
word of command.
turned ms b, Wm Kirk. L C.
Alee, oo* track of lan* I,log in the fifth
ef euld eount,, No 118, containing two hundred
Inlag I
acre*, It being tto North side ofsald lot, aad all
Tto number ofcopks ol tYctotori* SntK
ookrold tine* Hr fint pwbliraOoo la
Hop* of lb*
isr s&nsz .
children. 8lxeopi» 'b*v».to- to produced
every mlntto for tto too boon (tab day, to
meet tbe denraod. Tne Appleloce, who ra-
ranti, torame tbe publiaben of tide book,
tbra tbtj totr# Juit received an order
ofealdloteieept 8ft, acres on tto South line
to sutlsf, one mortgage I fa tuned from the So.
parlor Oourt ef uid cent,, Addison P Keunan
hfaf Ra,- Proper, polutad out In said.
• fe.
HENRY ALLAN, Sh'ff.
wild.
act JC, ISM.
POSTPONED BALKS.
AIM, slit, aerat of land, mture hr Uaa, l,lng on
tto watara ef the Mnlterr,^ aj^olnlng^tho^lsnds
of Themes J Hardman
stideeaat,, levied on to retisf, os* Jastie* Conn
lb lafarevtf UrejJfKrea*,, v*Hgra«aead.
Prepart, pelaUd out h.dsfsndaot. _
tad returned te sac by f tot Ir#,, L 0.
“ «lit,.sf« area* of lead, mar* er last,
torn'
tog en the VTattn afJfaltonjr Creek In Owlo-
nett count,, . Jjolnlng th* Gods'of Thearet J
J Joining thstinJi’ ef That
u/traEletordira. Levied on total.
Mp on* Justice Cwrt I ta In farsr of turn* if
Keene, ra BUJfo Mattox. Frepait, printed tf-
h, defredaat. Ler, aude ud rstaraM te mal
T ot I»sJ, l C BnB y uu h tgV g,
*rt.M,u»r.
Notice
ALL persona indebted to tb* firm of J.
A. THE ASHER or THRASHER
LOVEJOY, will pleoao make payment to
B. F. liomar, who is fully authorised to
■ottle tho ootstandiogbusioamof raid firm
J. J. THRASHER, Ad'mr. or
oolGdwlm J. A. THRASHER
Members of the Leglilat ore I
Liourding House.
I CAN furnish fifteen or twaol, members
tbe Legislature w.th comfortable Room
and Board, during tb* present tstsion of tit
legislature. 1AH. A. GREEN
Miledfaville. octlSdwim
Tobacco, To acco.
T U8T received direct from Virginia, a choice
;3 lot ot TOBACCO, among which 1*
few hose* of that justl, celebrated Brand
KANHA8TWI8T, superior to an, in this
ci [octMdwti] T. F LOWE
Piano Porte Repairer and Toner,
to an, calls is ''
11 JILL attend to nny call, in hit
Vs line of baaliteM, tneh os rtf
gUtlng of uetion, covering ef tom-
im
iing< .
men, ffelted nr buffed,) la,tag «f r.aw strings bp
*et»'
tba oitUrs, whole er tingle, A*.
Satisfaction given in tear, Instance or
•huge. All work waetaatod.
Taatag by tbe Year daw* *t Reduoed
Price*.
“ All orders should be left at Mastrt.
ra# IL, A
llama' Varmitare Iter*, on Peach tret
u, St.
nor. 10, ’M, . drily.
AT AUCTION.
ParORB th* Court Iloai* door, la tkll elt,,
JJ Bole Daf, la November, at 11 o'clock.
Negro maa of middle tga, smart, as tire—of Maad
mind sad bod,, tor Oat*.
8. J. SUACKELFOED, V. At.
dtf.
oqt-M, IMT.
> after tb. ptUlreUea of UU aetb.
i5.reU.eto* WM 6. astds I* the U.rt 04 Ordloar
*» ffriSforaratr, fen trereu reStth. W .wt *e-
ffreteV.tohtomi WredJeM *f reeelj drerew J
Glngbanif; Prints)
Bleached and BrcimChovtingsuod Shirting
Shawls; Ladle’o Clonk ilnlugs;
Flannels; Koranjai
Irish Linoes: Tablo Lluous:
Cotton Stripes; Kentuck, Jeans;
Stilus; Cussitners; Cloth; Hasler,;
Blankets b, tbe thousand;
A splendid stack of Utores;
Dress Trimmings.
Whiskey! Whiskey!
UST received In Store, 100 Bb!>. Corn Whit!
key, which will be sold ra, cheap.,
J. F. LOWE.
cct. 27, 1857. dwtf.
GLA.9! GLASS!! GLAS!'!
asa Boxom.
Agents Wanted
10 sell STEEL PLATE ENGRAVINGS,
including a fine Engraving of the DE-
EPENDE
A RATION OP INDEPENDENCE, with!
full length portrait* o' all tbe ilgnere, from a
Painting bv j. Trumbt. . Single copies pie- 1
pared h, mail, $3. Tvro copies do. $S.
For particular* of Agency, or Gopira, .
Addrera, D. H. MULFOHD, *
sepatldfltwfit 107Broadway, N.Y-
Who
May lie obtained by risking $10.
Wants Money ?
s 6 o, o o o -str
Halves and Quarter Tickets
IN PROPORTION.
Mipim mmrY
ACADEMY LOTTERY,
By Authority of the State of Georgia.
On the Havana Plan of Single
Numbers.
30,000 tickets:
3,286 Prizes, amounting to $215,260.
Prises 1
u Payable Without Deduction.
ANDERSON ft SON. Managers.
880RS TO J. F. WINTER, Usnegsr.
SUCCESSORS
Onr Lotteries drew In Maeon, Gs. (Small
Schemes) era, Saturday, and In Savannah, Ga.,
(Large Schemes) sboulithe 15th ol over, month.
OImbb dd
PrawriNor. tilth, 1867, at Armor, Hall
B van nab, Georgia, undsrth* sworn superin-
tondeneo or W, R. Symons, Esq. and J. M.
Prentl*. Esq. <
Capital, if 180,600,110,000,110,000, $5, OgO
84,000,fl 000, 3prises of|l,0W, fiof *600,100
of $100,1 0 0 of 806,8000 ot 880, and 73 Approx-
Imationnl soa amounting to $3,760.
Wboln Ticket* 910; Halve a 95
Quarter* 98 50. W
Look to your interest and
compare this scheme
with any other.
Bank Notre of sound Banks takin at par.
Cheeks on New York remlttod tor prises.
Addntrorders for UoksU or Certiorate of
Packages if Tltkats to
ANDERSON ft SOI, Managers,
Macon or Savannah, Georgia.
Drugs! Drags!! Drag*!!!
kcrsreedtb.lr .toea ofOreg aCbemloal^falnuOlU.
Wedo.
UmIUI thstruoal low rate. Tor each
. - T -„lkriratoekof Wlocow Olats it Uo
targret In the Heather* country, aid Dam Urn adraa-
tagreas terms of e.llrtr,, the, dot, eempetltiou.
Wsweald t^areOtheattratlo*of ths public te
Ts,let's antt'Jtyspsptie Blair. No madleias of Uts
yren hae to maa, ardsat Meads aa this. Out ot tu,
thevudaor Dy.prptle. t< whsodla kart sold this
—til-.- « did!*
Sedlelae.askunfcsMdaeoesayU did them uo good,
aad we knew ef area, lu thU eft, aad rtririt, who.
•f th. grave, tor* tore restored te
We my lbON Wap ken wbwejihe
frog* th* ttm
Mr'eet fcultu.
eet. It, '«7. * »^a y .
DANIJBL PITTMAN
GENERAL INSURANCE AdEN T
P ESPECTPHLLY informs Ms frisnds, that In
lkfUturs to will to found during business hours,
it tto ofie* of Mutts. 8. Swan ft 0o., Alistonu
(dawtf.)
Street, Atlanta.
Atlanta, Jaa. U
NOTICE.
A LL partona are'bareb, forawarnad from bri
Th. ding for two Promissory noloo-ono Ar
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