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FOR. SHEKIXE-
SB* 'H* JErartCfaTa'JUK:*
c. ;C. OREEX *'OSBORN.
For'Clcrls of Superior Court.
DR. B. F. BOMAR.
For Clerk ot Inftr»or C4«m.
DANIEL PUT ALAN.
For 7V«Kt.'rr.—C.H. W’^AJ.CE. r ,
for Attrfrwf.—O.'fAnRAB. - ' '
For rJxSfe^r.-W. F WINMO.D.
Jar TorRmlttr*—A. J. COIXIEK
tr ftiwiff—AS. WBUE
NOTES OP VJt
Banc of Fnlton*. taken at Tidr.for'eU
Delta tee ttfo Office-
Hie Presidents Menage.
Bdow tie UjTxfoje oar read trs a synop-
tii of the PreriffeaVs Message by Telegraph.
To norrtftrire tape lo receive, by ma ; ), the
■hole, wiexwe Trill givajl enCre.
g The Presfaest i-wulcs that the financial
listory 'of thi*' tooatry Ibr the last forty
y«w, ewsSsbcT ixtraTajiat expansion* in
b» : .ctsa,Ldlo«ed by niiootn cootruatioos.
H, has 4*cm*i*cd that whfle no useful gcr-1 Me awe Railroad aha rare $30,000, which
be suspended, w* worst, no- ainady «sa ^ #JJ0jW0> t0 tlw Savannah and Aegasta
mecccd. will be postponed, if it eon ®* $200,800, to the OpeHka Branch of the
TO to Mlargo the power* of Jam* at coot.
Hill*. Agfeed fa,'and bill paiwd.
* A M| to prrTtnt artwtrs.il by the Supreme
Court'd its owa iIkWoo, uolaaa by the u,
■anuMBi aaoscM ol the Bench. Purol
• A Hit*) appropriate wtoo*y lo clean out
Big S blfa river. Lost.
"jjtk
i-otamitiad
faf’ priwetpl
A bill lo
tnwaigathelr
port favorable,
A bill la allow
of inleta t epeeifisd ia the.face of a note.
If no per tent, ia agreed on, 7 pet cent, lo
be coQceted. The
ftttbe pieaent. ’*'
Road A; Btaiing Company of Georgia,and. ~A hill to ehansa'the eooatitadoa ao as
issued her bonds for that amount, payabls w make ^ f |^ 00 0l - MIO ber» of the
Legislature anneal. Jad. Com. taported
adtantly to the passage of I his bill.
|r Lnfiown of Murray laid he hoped
ill would pass, as ganliama ought to
eir constituents an opportunity to
BoikCTttMtMiM . . ....
Ten. Mayor St tho city. Savannah trow
contains about (0,800 inhabitsnt* end her
wealth it greeter in proportion leher pepn.
lation.lhaa twenty yearn ngo. ?ii—tr;:.
in the year 1839, Savannah, with a pop-
lotion of about seven thousand, tbttntoned
with a decadence or her commerce and
other ronrera of wellth, boldly but wisely
embarked in a scheme of internal improve*
meat, calculated, np.it tpatBppoood, WM-
rtst her decUntag tendency and promote
her prosperity. - With thraa objects , in
view, she subscribed Five hundred thous
and do Uta to the stock of the Central
in the year 1857. To provide Cot 0>e pay.
meteor the interest upon the*# bonds, the
tax upon real estate was increased to on#
percent At toon as the Central Hr"
was completed to Macon, ear city
to rmprOT# in eenHnerce, in population
fa all other oittnenta of wealth. In cot
qoenc* of the increased value ot real cal
the city government was not only enabled
toi pjty the annual Interest, but to liqcidate
the principal of the bonds issued for Con*
trail Railroad Stock, to the aiaeont ofsittr
four thousand dollar.,. It havtngbeen con
sidered unwise to levy a one per etnhtai,
when it was more than sufficient ia pay the
ordinary expenses and the interest *f tho
bonded debted of the city, the tax on real
estate wa, reduced in the year 1849, to
ihreedburths of ouc per cent- Embolden,
ed by the successful result of her first
groat effort to improve ter fortunes, by the
eooatraction of the Central Railroad, sub*#,
qacatly ts tie reduction of the taxes Sa
vannah generously extended aid to other
works ef interns! improvement. To the
co'lcct any rate
without - 1r furies to the -country. Those
works neensary for drfcaor, shah proceed
as though there o*i teen ua forasc-al erw
lii.
He reccransrotis the passage of a uni.orm
bankrupt lew, npplhmbie banking in-
stitetiocs tbroeghout the li. Slats*.
Oar relations with foreign governments
arc. apoa ibe whole, in n rotisfactory coodi.
tix ; uc: it his bren car misfortune almost
always to have some vrirttfag, if no; dan*
caroas cpLtscdmg question with tires'.
Britain. | •
The PreeMent discusses tit* Central A.
marican qoestioe and objects to 'he inter.
r.reu:i :u girso oy Engtaui to the CAytou
Boiwtr trontr. He thinks, a» this rrenty is
usdcritxjd ia diflereat vnr-es by the gov-
crr.m:Dts of tie cootneSag enrtie,, that
the wisest course wunld be to abrogate it.
Overture* for aujo*lm--u five :
Montgomery and West Point, in the Slate
cf Alabama. $$00,000, and to crown her
gigantic efforts fer ecr advancement, to the
Savannah, Albany, and tiuif Road $1..
-000.004. The city holds Railroad stocks
at ths present time amounting $1 533, -
300 00.”
GEORGIA LEGISLATURE.
lArnrpcadtnce </ tie Int. ,£• Examiner.
Muumecvuix, Dec. 8, 1857.
SENATE.
Matter htrodseed.
By Mr. Buchanan of Coweta: A hill to
extend the tfate of the operation of an act,
to allow bills of saie to be proven, recorded
acd admitted to evidence in certain case?.
The ecamittM on Education, 'submitted
a report no the education of the yooth of
Georgia, upon tic eommoo school syitem’
which did great fevedit to the intelligence
; and wisdom f the committee. They re-
Ueo mads b, tnu teftuh < .ovwment, .n s b o{ ti , ^ of . bi „ t0
frieediy ^ wbtte fa. P.^HenV conTud* etiiUih 4 c acnaa K ^ ilem b C sor-
Ir roopeoeate. n« tie rrorved eff^r, Tb . ; ^ ruad to ^ mie 0p cf ^
W.I1 ra.-uu.tn . necemfU aojortmeot of he j ^ ted> ^ coe uif lbeneU wr= .
...fferonccs, tic Pros d«« ts not prepared UL w . ± R ^ Qonmot
eip'Wi av opmton. ] is wrappont a general superintendent, nt a
,h ak govora«veut , ,wHh the , i. : ^ou ^ ^ w fc V hi, cEce for two
of srote. cut tew w J* 1 ' yaan. Th. f-tnds w to be d'^trinoted
rages ou our uau remat. mnranosrledaed ! opg the coao( - b prapartioQto(hs
ucd unredreseoi. and the Prudent a put- j j
be.ween 8 and 18 year*
pose is ti rtc-j .at n new Minister wi h «pe-1 j Kuch eonuty is to elect two com-
eiaiinstruction-' to treat on fiU I"*"* 11 ; oUeiofiere to mperintecd the educational
rv pendhi bitween the two goveremevti, j ia;tra . ^ c:UQty Thwe
other provisions in the bill, bat as it is prob
able that it'wiil be variously amended, it is
, uaoewsssrv to give them now.
M site? ** fastrssted to occupy *, A «^ :atiw0 n:lieg fur , ^ ^
neutral pantton wth aordtaby j b - ^ expenditnrt-s in desning out tho Ai-
e^pcr,te wun tne BrUtsn and French , ^ A ,; ^
Ministers m all peaeffit! Mumrfa. fa *««« ! By Mr. Harris cf Worth : A bill to re.
by treaty stipulation, all jus: concessions to
era. wits a determiaaiioo to hare the
.sr-wdily and amicably adjusted.
Inre atioa to Chics, be •*«•. whiJa cor
commerce, iod which Cbhr, eaucot be p>:
minted to with hill.
Oar ddffarWes with New Granada are
believed to be in a fair train of settlement,
and in arcane' jol. and honorable to bath
parties.
The Isflnrta of Central America, inoiod-
ic- that if Pssaawj Is the great highway
bi-.ueen the Atlsntie andPaciie, ever which
a lo:,-- t-.rtitn of ths comree’ce of thj L'ni-
tsi Btat'v u destined to past. The United
Stater >.rJ mete deeply inure* ed than any
ethrr rt-icc, fa preserving the freedom and
security of ali eumtnouicttios* across the
It-hmos. Ti* President, therefore, rtuom-
mrcdt tb* passage of an art auth’riling
him, in ease of necessity,-tc employ the land
and nsvs! forces of tbe country ta carry into
efi-utt the guarantees cfoenl/aiity, Re uh-
recommehds uaRtr legislaiiso for the t*-
eunty cf any other route I cross the Isthmus
in whi h a* may acquire an interest by trs>
ty.
1 be Preidr-.t eunderaaa aT rawlfss dpi-
d.tlotB fitted out ugaiuttbe tsdependjet
ik. colics ou this continent, and says there
ti o-hir j better estenlstoi to r-tird oar
steady progress or impair ecr character ui
a c-.ti-u, thas the tMevaiicc cf such eater-
cut often, provided they foiled lo
'wy. %
Mr Hardemcn of Bibb remulted that
this amenduieot was put iu the bill making
thejassions annual, 2 years ago and voted
Mr Lewis of Greene, mid that he had
brought this question before hit constituents
in the lastcsnvass, and they decided against
it
Mr Lewis of Hancock, raid that the
constituents of any gentleman, if dissatisfied
with his acts, could express their dissatis
faction by public meetings at home. Sec
ondly, that the experience gaiued by young
members the first tession fitted them to
discharge their duties better to the country
generally the tecond te-vn. Thirdly, that
public elections were not condueire to pub
lic morals, ho therefore hoped the bill would
not pass.
Mr Luffman said that frequent elections
acquainted the public more with the sub
jeets which would come before lira Legis.
Inure, The bill was made special order
for to-morrow.
A bill to allow the collection of open ac
counts without proof unless the defendant
pleads. Passed
A bill to exempt from iery and sale nne
horse or mule, without regard to valuf.—
The Judiciary committee offered a substi-
tute.
A substi me was offered by the Jud. com.
for the two bills before the House in refer
ence to the W 4 A R R—the one to ap
propriate 40 per cent, of the grow earnings
of the Road to the reduction of the taxes—
the other to prescribe the mode for dispos
ing of tho nett proceeds of tho Road. The
substitute provides the manner in which
the amount of money revetted upon the
Road shall be made known, Ac. IdO copies
of origina' bill and substitute ordered to be
printed.
The resolution to authorise the Gov. to
appoint a committee to examine- lira Law
book of Mr Reese of Wilkes, nndWport
upon the same—in case of favorable report
to authorize the purchase of acertain num
ber of copies, at not more titan 21 00 per
voi. was adopted.
Jud. cam. reported in faver of the adop
tion of the special committee, in reference
to the duration of the present Legislature
—that they hold 40 days, and adjourn to
meet 1st Wednesday, in Nov. 1858
M: Underwood offered a rubstitute that
tho present Legislature adjourn on the 12:1
of tltis month, unloes continued be a two-
thirds rote, and take a recess till 1st Wednes
day ia Nov. 1833,—adopted.
Special order of the day was the Seriate
resalcticn to adjourn on the C2d cf D.-
Thc vote on this resolution wax intended aa
a test vote, a? t. prolonging the present
session longer than the 12th ins:. The
vote stood yeas 109, nays 2‘J—so the 2‘Jlys
settled upon as the day for adjournment.
The etai. on slate Printing reported ad
versety to the passage of the bill to give the
publ.c printing to the lowest bidder, on his
gttir.g a bond of 850,003. LaM on ths
From At
H FtW:
pea! the act preventing the isle, and carry,
iag of deadly weapora*.
By Mr. Stubba of Bibb : A bill to yes
vent tb* monies- ef posser-gr trains in the
Sabbath.
It is gririijfag iadeed to ne that one
■ember at lev-x in the Georgia Legislature
is disposed to act upon this subject. That
the hill will pasj I hare little fc -pe ; for the
Mea is almost univereal'y prevalent that it
ie better to ruin'e Jrlocj.Vr edict, than to
atop f.:r cue day, Untie Snm*j aje.ii.
By Mr. Oriffin of Twiggs : A bil! to ivav>-
the question cf 'State aLT lo t e legal vs- uoio tor the praam
ter* of the Slate. j Com. cn new counties reported adversely
By Mr. Tucker of Stewart; A bill to pro- . to the ptssage of the bill, making a new
tent the property of Lunatic*. j county from AVushinsrton, Lsurens, and
By same ; A b.H to repeal an t>ct in rc!a> other*, k'-pm-t disagreed to.
tion ini the trawler of r.ot*» ke j Uocie adjourned tid I j 1*. It
By same ; A bD! to titer tbe law ia rr 'as
tion to the jeltt'ttn of Jurors xe. AFTERNOON SESSION.
Tee Committee on Iot°roal Improvements j The vow tvns taken on a hill to lay out a
reported foviramy to lie passage of tteLd-, i new cennty t» ho call'd Johnson, from
lowing bills. ! Washington, Laurens, and ethers,—bill
Bill trqive Scare aid lo the Macon A j passed.
Brunswick and Georgia Air Lin* Lies E. 1 fha next bill in order was ons to lay out
Roods. 1 a new county from Paulding and Carroll
Bill to amend the charter of lb-.-Macon A I On motion cf Mr McEter, Ponhling co.
j Brunswick R R Company. j was stricken out of th* bill. On motion tbe
| Bill to -.ret the Government of the State i bill was laid on tne table.
p'iaei in rivraU.:. of the law of nal’anr. Hoi ,. _ , , . . -- i _
erxiead* tic ■tile relr .ct to the serious j R, ' td •* ' “'--M « cammtUtcners, and nuo Tbe com. reported favorably to the pa*.
t-Tr.ti.va ,f Cocgrtaa and recommends the * wn ; ''-'’rr-raic fat Carroll foe. Mining ; sage of the bill to make a new co. from
adoption of rath measure, as wifi b, offset.! Company. I Floyd and Pole, to be "ailed Coosa. Pass-
ml ia rvitraioia^ ezr fuCztzi froci coaati: . . ih-: [Asitg* of 'he i ed.
t : n^ iadj c-r.ir«fca.» I “* ^ ' ° r *{ aa * w a VV. t A. II. Ti, Camp, A bill to laj ou: a new ct unty from
Tue Kino* Cjnstifatiocal Convention| b - T : tB: **“ ,A ttai afaek j traham ar.J Lumpkin, to be exiled Yooah.
I A roxe! r jtic:i that th* Governor furnish to 1 Lost.
w. r* not Lwnd by my tcrai fa tbs Raa-1
• Nebraska act txeshait any other p^r-j
'the Cooxtrtution toon election.»x
c-.j - tbag vuich relates so the domestic inats-
tui.oa - avery—Toe e’eetion will be he'd
under legitimate la’J. -ity, a-.d if any per
ti.-. ofti» tohobitati*refare t> vole, a bir
opportunity to do - a iiav.ng ><ero prejentrd,
this tsili . $* their own voluntary act, and
they alone teU Ip i>»j>an«bia fw tbe eons*,
qaence.’.
At to Utah, the President says this is the
tri-.r-badao which haa existed in oar Ter.
■ rltor" >,trv! humanity iutlfrrq-j'rty 'hi. it
■ ,/i b; put down in rtcii a manner that it
soaii he the last. In order to do thir, tia
necessary to raixe four additional reginuctr.
The Pres brant recommend* the estabiiib-
m.*.t of a Territorial government for Ari*
rona : xnmends to th* favorable ecunkfora.
tion of Congress ths subject of a Pacific rail
road ; -ails speck! attention to tin recoin,
ineudatiho of tc» Pec rotary cf tbe Navy, for
the eocte'-ction of tetranmH steamer*.
Tbe above are the leading point* of the
Message -In coaclos.jti, he says Ira had
d'liberalefy determined to arp: ;t.- n > Iril
which he Iaj n«t examined, a-d, tben.'or ,
recotnuteadn to both Houses w s raw him
sufficient time pnrvfaos te tbeis, eiijoorn-
went. 4
Gen. Header.-osi, newly rtseted United
Stats* Stenfar, is eaovaleaoent. The suc-
ewaor of th* lamented Geu. Rntk, he will
proceed4o Wnshiogtoo imaswiistely. It b
.rated that Booster Hemphill will not re-
sigh his position a* CbaJ Juttio* cutil jafter
the next A*g**» ^aoiiou.
AVti I ie jjr BatlUuuJuj*—'l b<- Great
Coucty IVV'ii j litrsld cf the lcla nit.,say,
that Seth Maser, a evricus caturaiUt, rr-i
tie Senate all papers relative so the bound*- j A till to lay out i now county from
Tj line c: 'jejvgta ard Pioriiia. j Cass, Pi .yd and Polk, to be called Andtr
Tbe bJl far the removal of tho PoniUn- , son. Lost.
Sary being special order, was taken up, and A bill to incorporate the -Marietta Bank,"
eHeited *oov? discussion in wbieh Mesri. wiiii a capital of JIM.OOO—$y,C90 to be
Harris of Mcrriwethtr, MaDoaafd, Briscoe, j paid in before the issuing cf tny bills.—
Fsnib'O and Bocbanan piriictpateJ. Tbe Property of each Stockholder to bo bound
b3l was lost, l,y yras 46 nays 51. , frjr tbvwholeeircuiatioo.evtnfor 12 months
i ' .. ,' after any sa c of ssid tlork. Two-thirds
A resolution to apnofn, a committee cf , f thf . Stock to be owned ty cititene ef the
CT* to examine mto the propriety of se!W s'te'e P.rased.
ing tbe Okefcookee swaesp was adopted. 1 Hous* adj-rarne-J till 9J to-merrow morn-
tjenat* adjourned till 3 P M. j r -8-
ATTERNO/N 8BS3JON.
Matter, ne'er final considerJiien
A hill tojfive State aid to the El jay Rail i tng near Ure'owo, t.aa a spot cf gronnJ --1
Hood wax made rjecial order of Thursday - *f K “' t f r on bis fa -a, ur.d t.ccr i:
ttI( I there u u wrl! k.- )»n den ot raUl'trAc. -
' He. na» tuned la era sosAce, ard by erne
A oal to nut i M e-maty from Er- j ay’iterides powers in Ike spiritual d- port,
trio, DocJy sr.d Puinsk', to wcalled Wileox - meet of science, is able to conjure them at
has passed. - will into hit melon patch to gnvrd tbe same
Th* Hiweicw R R hill ... .J . I from uninvited Intruder,. The tnskes have
Tne Utwratee rt R bti] wa* pa*«!. J«* ! ^ ,. u |£rTice , M t!iS osd diacharg-
61 r.ayi41 , ed their duiie* admirably. Wi<coutln is
Bill t, make a nes cranty out of a port, goisg to U a great country.
lion cf Baker w bs called Mitehell, was - —.*■•»«—
— T . i [ Fatal Vnteanie Eruption.— An account
of the vruptiun* of ths volcano E-uoa, in
Ac- ore aJjowned uaul. .a corrow morns ; on( , ( jj l( jjacqnir island,, nrsr Borcto,
in *- j Is- * hern lurniabt ) by ths Dutch resident at
‘ V*jiad). There were two separate- crop-
.> ii Jbozt. | (fob# cne oo (it 2d March and tilt other on
The mo lotion of tbs Senate ia rtittioo I ths 17th. She emission of lava, scone sod
to the correcting ef the mistake in tbs art 1 ashes was so great st to obscure- the cun and
incorporating tbs M*fn Trook R Road was *** tekpsrt A vioirot hurriesne
and I'ghrsing tooompenKd tbs eruptions.—
A whole village srw destroyed, beside* tn
immense amount of growfag sic*. Nearly
concunad fa.
Report tf Judiciary Committee,
A report bfosable to ihe pnsssgs of •
3,000 pereons were killed.
Repress tbe great pleasure we
blog In tbv efforts of th* Speak
er.
, Mr. Underwood followed, Mr- Kofisn fa
oti* pfthojnw: retnurMble specohet wo ev
er Uateued to from a member of our mm
tute. fa all fhe requiremant* of a great
rccatiuu. und it) all lira attribute* of th*
loftiest statrsmauship, Mr. Underwood pro*
ml in this masterly effort that h* wa* equal
to the Utah whioh them* hnpoaad. He dfa-
not confine himself (o a meagre enumera-.
lion of local and trifling .advoutaqn' wtloh
the bill embodiol, hut with tel rag euerey
and a brood and forwun ing aUtremanahip,
h* portrayed lira grand rtaulta which would
inure to cotnii g generations ef lii,' native
State, by the astablLlimant of the ayulem of
inprovemsnt eootemptamd by the bill- Ho
oontended that nojnan was aapable of dis
cus*! og so grand a subject who was uot ro
sily, in ir* broadest and best sence n pa(r<-
ot and a Georgian. Ue must bo able to
dfa-ajd nil jeulousiss—-narrow rivalries—
and to ooutrmn thu lurprisiug selfishness of
th* spirit of mono]) ly. Mo implored all
partita to look upon the subject from this
lofty point of view, -nd to dfteust iu merits
in this fraternal and liberal spirit. By a
few well directed blows, he scattered to tho
winds the objections to the bill, because of
its muitifarioqjuos.*. It was csJled invleria-
lon an vmnihus bill, and odium was attemp
ted to be fastened upon it, because of that
name ; when really one indeviaibie princi
ple, common alike to every bill introduc' d
upon the subject of aid to railroads io tho
Slate, was really i ho point to bo discussed
and decided. Settle that enc principle, and
there was not tbe slightest difficulty in tb;
detail, of its application He then, in the
most triumphant manner,domotutrated that
tie security offered to the State, fo r he shn-
pie use ot its endorsement, was amply bo-
ycad the demand, of tbe most cxucting.
lie went further: he Insisted, with convinc
ing argument, that tbe Stale,.if she insisted
upon the stringent guarantors embodied fa
the bill, yielded u great good and perform
ed a great duty with an ungraceful anSeri-
ly. But I arsh as the terms war-.’, hs was
willing to take them, for in the long mo, be
contended they could never result in hord-
ships to enterprises which were as fatrins'-
caliy laeritori.nuis those included iu this
measure of relief. It has been many n day
rince we have listened to a loftier strain of
eioqueucc, thor. when the speaker enlarged
upon the spiiodij capabilities of the country
through which the two northern most roads
were to penetrate. Every mountain and
Volley, nr.d stream seomed to bo as familiar
to him a, Ii msrliold things, and the wrapt
attention of (he House wa, a fit tribute, to
the eloquence of the gentleman as he poured
forth his rich stores of information in re-
gsrj tt> the sections hn was seeking to de-
vciope. But the specially aud crowuing
merit ol Mr. Underwood, truly masterly iff.
ert, wa; in hti remarks upon tbe effect of
Uu opening of the Macon and Brunswick
road upon the future iDti-rcfts of Georgia
and the Soath.
There was in view of this result left un
noticed; wbat author* had written upon tie
subject,of local tradition furnished, was all
made tributary to the illustration ot Mr.
Underwood's argument. We venture to
ray that the fdds furnish d by the speaker
iu regard to our lumber and umber trade
the port of Brnnswick, the climatology of
the country, ana the facilities of direct trade
were never so forcibly presented to that
Hous'before. But we find it impossible
to follow Mr. Underwood ti,rough aspecch
so replete with ttou-cal aml|historinal i lus-
tration,. whi h occupied nearly I'oarj boon
in tho delivery. Of one thing we are ;ure
the speech w ill not fail of producing good
results, however disappointed the- friends
of the f ill are at tho vofo taken upon it. It
is mpraily certain that no measure propos-
posing *ueh vast public good, and sustain-
ed by such forca of log:c, will ever be al»
lowed to remain unrealized and unaraila-
b'*. JUSTICE.
J Fenton Train fir Ejiypl.—Thr Pacha
cf Egypt has of late years evinced his con
fidence in American articles, and Ms belief
in tho'superiority' of An,ericas handcraft,
ty .ending bis >;1- s to this cnnntry instead
of Eogiar i. and a rteamer b,io out recently
been completed at Efot ifoa’.oa for hi- ser-
vice. To-day. r. lurk, which is bound for
Alexandria, rootiv*J on board a ponton
train, similar :u style* to there used in Mex-
i«t. -y tiri.orals iet-ti -ad Taylor, ai;d man?
uf.oturc.1 by the tame parties. Moser,.
Tappaa d JIcBorney fumirhed tbs India
rubier portion;, Me or:- James Boyd & Sons
th* harness work, s,.bile;, Ac., and wood
work ; the whole unde: the .upcriotendcncc
of Mr. S T Ar.-n'ircag, of New York.—
Tbe train consists of 26 wagons, and will
carry the materials for contracting a bridge
300 feet in Irrgth. The coat of thia is up
wards of ®2h,cCC. Tbe cr.itre work has
been inrpteted ty ao cFi.-tr of the U S En-
ginecr Corps.
Tn« Pacha Las a!»o givsn an o,der to Os.
g'-qd Bradley , of Worse .-r, Mass., for an
cn-ire train of cir.i, tl.e c--tt of which will
exceed Sl00,06u.
The Wondtaicyer't Bet Before the eleo
tion, two tr-ercbir.'a of this city, S. A. Gil
bert (\Vood man) and Jaraes Brown (Tie-
mann), agreed upon an election bet. the
cotoiition of widen *n that tbe one whoeo
candidate thr.uld be defeated, should forfeit
823 or 8*i'-' a ! 'ri cf woori in front of tfcr*
Girard. The fulfilment took place to-day
at one o'clock, *b>-n Mr. Gilbert became, if
not* verittiJo hewer, a dxtsrtf wood.
He htti#n npo-i bis pile of pine, sawing
each -tick in four piece;, and a>cn ra'sed
such a blister oo hij band* that his vie tori -
oar hot compawionste friend Brown, who
sras oversefr of the work, was fain to lend
Kim a pair of yellow kids lo complete the
j ,i>J By-snd-bv h* got dry, nod with diffi
culty qouinc-l pfrm'srior.' tj l^niJate hi,
ooligatio-i; ar.4 whiis d-.-ing ro received
r rmi .n to discontinn • the work lie,
>w«v.;r. r-fov.i to avail himself of the
P'ivil'gs, ar.J if he ha, not gone u-.v:,y. is
Mt.i ;a*._g, ,o the place v»„ere the I'tn-iUr
left litn " 1
•pot
. In out of th* Indian
not rtcollooled or mat
whilst th* army was on tb,
Tenrsuc;, on its way .fa tgi sdmp JJ
Tn Alabama, a drafted company waoexpo*,
ted daily to ovortak* tho mfin body of
troopa. This company at length reached
the rear of the train. Information of their
approach was immediately carried to tho
front, whsra Jaekaun was M tha.tima. As
te me«let1g*r pissed from rear lo front, the
Uut tbUotxBpany were without arms,
having loft their guns at home, was made
known along tho whole'lfae. It was known
to the whole army before it touched Jack-
son’s ears. Cariosity was on tiptoa to
know how tho Irrasoinl* commander would
act noder such oircamstincsa. A storm
was anticipated. Soon tho Gonartl was
observed making hit way to the rear, and
to tbw surprise of all parties, seemingly in
a rather smiting mood. Finally, he met
tho company. He saluted" them. Thoy
looked for a volley of curses, and to imv
mediate dismission home—tho very Uxioj
they desired. Not so, however. Oh.
Hickory pulled off his hat, and with tho
politest und lowest bow, exprsssed hit
gratification at thoir arrival, and especially
at tbe foot that they had no guns. The
very men he wanted, just as he desired
them—uithout ore*,. Forming them for
rapid motion, at double quick step, under
his own lead, they marched on till a bag-
gage wagon woe reached, then hailed, and
eaeh man was furnished with an axe. For
ward march, again was tho word. As
Urey passed along the line of march, tbe
General’s object was seen, and laughter,
loud and uproarious, with many a hearty
cheer, saluted them aa they made their
rapid way'to the front. Thera these axe
men were at ouce initiated into their cam-
jgn duty.
They cleared the roada, they bridged the
croeki, or Ca'ried the wagons piece by niece,
baggage, amunition, Ac., over on thoir oaclu
when bridges wore impassible. They
were ever in a pest of danger, bearing the
burdens of the campaign. Sharing none
of it, honors, the laughing stock of the
whole army.
AxoTHini.— Old Hickory crossed the
Warrior river at the close of the campaign
at Carthage, iu Tuscaloosa county. There
lie baited and rested for Ihe recruit and re
freshment of the acik and wounded for a
fow days. The citizen* of Tuscaloosa,
then a small village, got up a public darner
to the General. A deputation cf militia
officers armed cap a-pie, went to Cartilage
to extend the invitation to Jackson. They
found him busy, on fool, near the main road
dismounted, and with well set phrase, their
spokesman invited him to the uinner.
••For how many have you made proivs—
ion?” asked Jackson. "For all my men !"
"No, only for yourself and officers.”
“lty the , then," replied the old hero,
1 nor an officer of mine will tat a dinner
not provided for all our boy>Then
turning on bis nrel abruptly, he left them.
The poor militia men were sadly discom
forted and mortified al this rebuff. But
worse was in store for them, A Quarter
master, or his assistant, had laid hands on
every horse of the delegation, and claimed
for public service. Furious, they appealed
to tho General. He declined interfering;
could make no distinctions. Other men’s
horses were taken, why not theirs?—was
surprised at their want of patriotism, not
willing to give up their horses for trans-
porta: ion of the sick and wounded soldiers I
The case was hopeless—the weather warm
—the military trappings, coat, sword, boot*,
Ac., all unsuited for a long march in tho
hot and dusty weather. No conveyance,
however, could be had. The GenUs, Cols,
Maj’n. and Capts. of the Tuscaloosa militia
loathed to Tuscaloosa.
‘And that', the reason,’ naitely added my
informant, ‘why Tuscalo.vm, I own, always
voted against tbe General.'
I believe these anecdotes (o bo true.—
Ti.ey havo never been published. Tho aus
tboriiies from whom I hud them are in eve
ry way reiiabio.
" Tho late , of Soima, Dallas
• aunty, gave me the first n 1838. Ue bus
been dead fur years. He was a quartermas
ter in Jackson’s army—himself an enthusi
astic admirer of the old hero, politically, at
Inal time ; a supporter of Judge White.—
He represented himself ns an tyo-w'tncs of
the scene.
The second 1 have from D. E., near Ha
vana, in Grceno county, Ala, Ho is still
living. Believes Jackson to havo been tho
greatest man, save Washington, who evor
lived. At the tone of tho occurreccc ho
residod near Carthage. He saw and heard
*9 i have written substantially. K.
Mobile Mercury.
d Fith Slory.—The following ’fish etory/
says the Belvidere Journal, was told us by
Mr. Frederick Searles, of Belvidere, who
vouches for its truth,
'Oti Saturday afternoon lost, while a cou
pie of Sir. ScarieV little boys were playing
on tho banks of the race which loads into
tbo water power, they discovered an old boot
lying at the bottom of tho race, which they
determined lo fi-h our. After some troubfe
they succeeded in their endeavors, when
they were greatly as’-onirhtd to find it iitor-
ally p eked with fish. It contained 22 son
fish, Urge enough for the table, over thirty
smaller ones of the same variety, a dozen
shiners, and about the samo number of lit
tle cat-fish. Mr. S. says it would have been
impossible to have replaced them iu the boot.
vstors of Ik* Chines* qugar osn*
that Stsfa. to b* held at ths office of tho
-Art Agricultural 8odoty in Springfield,
® B ,faB vU,d»y of January. . Tho rSpring-
field Journal say* that th* growing or the
sorghum and the expression and manufac
ture of Its Juice Into syrup bus been highly
successful in Illinois la the season jnet
closing. ,A comparison of .“notes” by
pnetloal cultivators oo ths sabjeot of this
new bnnoh of agriculture at the North,
oannot fail to bs both interesting and pro
Stable.
JVq/«fs<l Rice Culture in California.—A
company in Stockton, says tho San Joa
quin Republican, during the coming sea
son, contemplate testing the capability of
our swamp and overflowed lands to pro
duce rioe, by engaging a number of China
men, who have been familiar with Ihe cul
ture of this cereal at home, to prepare tlio.
lands. Thoao familiar with the rice cul -
turo have no doubt of tho oatire succoss of
tho experiment-in which event California
will, In a few years, produce euffioient for
S er own consumption, besides millions of
ollara worth annually for exportation.
Brigham young.—fjjp Oxford JJo. Dem
ocrat says that Brigham Young has re'a-
live; in Oxford couuty, and once resided
there himself with his father. He ia de
scribed as having been in hi; younger duya
as a religious enthusiast, with a peculiar
gift in talking at religious mootings. Ho
would travel considerable distances to at
tend these gathoringa, making no provis
ions for his family, and leaving the whole
care aud support of his children nt sucli
times with Ins wife. He afterward fell in
with some Mormon elders aud embraced
tho faith, and in a short time his eathuri-
asm and ombiti >n placed him at ll o bead
of the “church” and made him ruler o; the
colony at Balt Lake.
.i llogal Puthtther.—The Shall of Per
sia is busily engaged in prepur.ng a mag-
nifi.ent editionjuf the Arabian Nights’ i-.n-
fortainmeut. This edition will contain
many tales und poems not included in
former copies. A number of illu.-lrutive
painliugs, by the first artist of tho country,
addod to thu exquisite bounty of the print
ed characters will make this work a uni
que book in its kind. Tho artists, under
the personal direction of tho Shah, have
been at work on this edition lor tho lust
seven years. Some notion of the splendor
of the bool: may bo suggested by the fact
that its preparation has ulready cost in
that counfry, where living is so cheap and
money so d.ar, more than sixty thousand
dollars.
Jttisfcllancf fat
:=r:.rXtatif
fiBOftOU, 01
U oott w—W
m« for UtUri of
tharffifort
wh«thw klifalrtd or •
■j •file* It toy lb«j
«J •• **ravw,v*» ur iwIOf9 IM Tnllftgtily
I* January Mil whj Mtare or XOalalatrnlloWnlniuU'
■ot bo srwtod tbo opptlraot. ai„» a 0 "Ir ti, b.ia
■t oStoo thU Ilk tMMobor, tut. ' b * KI
t*o 1C o. T. HSKXSTRAW, Onl’y.
ADMINISTRATOR'S SALE
B J rlrtot ol oo onior or tho Ontlnon or U« moot,
sou Dly, *'d bo to hi 00 tho ant Tumtor lo Fobru
ory ant wlltilo tbo !o*ol ulo hour., tho ta toolo,
proyorty to-wlt ; ThoTovoro llouw ona la tho
form of Lawroacorillo, kooon oo tho y-lhor.tou Tor.
ift •«* <*«*'«» b ’««Jrt »•»., brto, Wno. 14, 10
oa t 93 la th.JjUa of ooni town, oicopl tbo eoroor
•"? % aOlUm IteUbio. AUo, II a lo tutor r**4
.otNoJ-J, 4 ,010. UoaUt, Notts, 4 oorr. Una
fa* t U , ln “Jj tew* of l*wroocorlll.oo tho oa.t
.UI# of tho OoioMTillo rooit. oejotolnf Uud. of Ckooy
Ciow J. I*, rlnmoao oad othor* 1
batf ofLoi, oa trt, In rtho
tth JUt., of uld Unnly. . 11
dUirtob'** “" U ”*‘•’* t ‘fa** 00808 •« old
UOXcrcnofLot, oottt lo *old dl.lrlob hooon .a
'ra *dJdWo* Land, of K. T. T.mllood
tffi.Tho Lynchburg Virginian says:
'There >s scarcely a bluff whioh overlooks
the Ohio river, from the northern extremity
of the Pan Handle, all the way dawn tu
Gayandotte, that is not heavily charged with
coal. Nature, iu foot, seems to have pro
vided, on tbe upper waters of the Ohio, tbo
fuel which is to supply the wants of the
teeming Valley of the Miasi-sippi for thous
and; of years in th: distant future. It is
not too great a ('.(etch -of language to say
that the coal mines of Western Virginia are
utterly inexhaustible. One hundred mils
liocs cf people may come, in the coarse of
time, to inhabit tbe Ohio aud Miwifsippi
Valley, and tba coal of Wejtern Virginia
. . . will still be sufficient for all tbeir wants of
m. A lira: crowd surrounded tbo j foci and of motive power for navigation and
t.-.e acuievemeat, "bo. manlfo-'led ; manufacturing purposes,’
(treat robs action in its p'rforc-.aiicSra-.V. Y.
Keening Toft.
Tlo Jundrtd and Fifty Uo/r r Smothered
lo VetUi ui a Sterner.—'i he aw-amtr Ken-
tuckg, Cipt. Jack, went to Maysviiie on
Sunday, relureing y-sterday morning with
thirteen hundred live hogs. Two hundred
and fifty head dird dunug the trip. They
were densely crowded nn deck, and, it ap
pear., wer. smothered <o death. They
soi-l at 2 1-2 to 3 sent* grove, netting s loss
tithe owners of at least twelve hundred
' •iiirs. The Caledonia, C»pt. Jenkits,
brought down right hnndrcd head, nniy
or,c of which died. The awine that died
belonged tdMrttrr. Hazelrigg anal Rice, of
Bath roun'y, and Walker and Davis, of
naming county, Kentucky.—Cincinnati
Commercial, Iter. L
i-'A-The tteumer Vanderbilt brought
over Richard Ten Broeek, Eaq„ and Li*
wife., also in good health. During bis
stay in England Mr.Ten Broeek baa pick
ed up much awful inf rmttion on Tarf
nu’icrs, which wifi Ira ot . rriee to him bn
bin re urn. Wfatn he .eft England his
horses wer .- in good health; they have al
ready been entered in kcveral stakes for
next year. During bis stay in tU United
Butts Mr. Ten Broeek will make some pur.
ebsre* ofpeung stock with which to re.
ptsmsli bis stable,,jpd we hope nett year
to record more victories lo hi* account than
ws have been able lo do this,—tftu> York
Spirit of Ihe Timet.
A Cast run Lini.Lixoa*.—If I gn Into
a grocers shop and steal two or three
pieces of sugar 1 am a thief, bnt if the gro<
ccr rolls me a pound of sugar, and them are
ouo or two ounceo short, he merely sells
by false weight. I am imprisoned ; the gras
ctr is fined a few shilling* and escapes. I
am guilty of hut one theft, the grocer, it
may be, ia guilty of a thousand, for ha robs
overy parson lo whom ha sella goods with
tkr* folio weight*. Now can yon tell mo
by what strango anomaly of ihe law tbe
gtealer thief is allowed lo get off so much
more cheaply than Ihe leaser ? Why should
there not U the same law for both I—Punch.
A BrsmcxL Ortaarros.—Tlio operation
of tracheotomy was performed by a lady re-
liding near Ibis *Hy, with decided success,—
Tbe .object wae a torkey goh'er, which bad
uneermooloaely seized and gnbbl d a silver
shield, web as tad’s* osoailj «r ■ n their
little finger wbila tewi - la-
il/, who 'was feeling the poul --time,
pirrolvod Itc action too late t emit it,
bat with great presence of mind .elked tbe
forks*, and with her scissors made an open
ing ft* crop, lock oat Ibe shield end sew
ed up lb* wound. Tbe pitient recovered,
and at tail spooontf was doing well and eat
ing heartily of more digestible food- It Is
highly doubtful, bowmrtr, whether it trill
survive th* JObrlsimas season/—Sorfolk
Harold.
TO THE MILLION;—Proti Hood, cf St.
Loui., bo«, ofler rear, of docp stadj ami untir.
Ing r«.0H.rch, succeeded in preseuliug to the r ub
II: an article euperior to onyoow la ute, and iu.
deed it t; truljr n wonderful ducovery—ne advert
lo bis ileir He.toretive; the only ertlcio ther be.
been craspiotcly eiicce:.ful ia cbeating ngo of bts
grey lo-.-ke. removiug dandruff, itching, norofula,
ad- it reetore. tbo grey beaded to more than tho
original beauty; odd; uew lmtree to lock; eireody
luxoraut; b.-ving the effect ou coarse, hareh hair
to render it glce.y end wary; fasten; permaoont-
ly hair that i; loose or falling, aud many other
qualitlee which wilt become koowa o, eoun as
uzed.
The prido of miokiod i.« ringuleriy doreloped in
tho keeping end arrangomeot of hi. hair; perhr.p.
from tbo feci that it ii tho only portion of the
human body that we ceu train iu acy way wo
rhooac; how important then, having this portion
left o our caro, th.two ehould arc ,dl the means
tcienee ha; placed in our hand; to render it
beautiful aod permanent. If you wonld bare
bonutiful iiair, glof.y hair, hair with it; natural
eolor,olegantly prcwrrnl to extreme old age,
daa't fail to purchase Wood'; Iiair Reetoratire.
—Daily Iowa Slate llnzoltc.
Sold^by all rcjpeelebte Druggist.
December S, to57 dwTw
Special Notices,
* ro *utbori*»d to announce the
i Hon. (JKO. P. RICKeMffi C**ndid»t« for
Ju’hje or Uji iiltji* t-Jlrcutt, at the •Uctiun which
U to tAtre i U«« on tho hut MuJilty in Januarj n«it.
H«c. 9. 1SJT. dwtd
A GOOD COMPAnieSON*
Ihe Be?, Wra, RouUtt. a
rymm r; <iuilt.jp n*. ,S'»p!. p
“ A fwrrrt. when pltrtd At tho wntruneft of a ret
hole, rnl'Ts tho uj tft ir*, kavl!a alrjcg thi ji'iiatji-,
opoo tbe rat, I’xtermlnatefi hi* wxUteneo. »nl
draw* Ihe ffiolmal'J d-fnnrt pa re a** u» tbe light. And
in like manner hay* I f*»un*l J»r. McUne’a American
Vermifuge to operate upon w.irma, th>ac dreadful
shilJreo. Tbia reined/,
perture of the mouth,
g'tlii't, Uja hold of the worm*,
ptilca, jwfttps rieett their
. e^e cleur out of the »y*.
"hla, nt |ws‘t h aw hreo the effect of the Venn'.-
logo npon iaj chll Jren.**
®Er purebajers will be careful to aak for Dr.
M r L A SITS URL Eli RA TED VEliM I FUG E,
manufactured by Fleming Broa., of Pittelurgb,
Pa* All other Vermifuge* in comparison are
wortblcrj. Dr. sM'Lane'a Rennino Liver Pill*,
also hi* colebrnied Vermifuge, can now be bad
at all respectable dru^ itorea. *Vunc jcuuint
•i'/naturc of
(•i2j FLEMIKO DUOS.
I d uigeroufi tormonti
like th« f«*rrt'
travels down
*Uke« the Uf.>
•lea, and carries their care
tcitf out 0,r
Tothe Voters, of Fulton County.
PaLLovr Citizens Being a Candidate forre^
election to the oQlce of Clerk of tha Inferior
Coart, nt the euialng eloetion in January next,
our lupport at tue Ballot box will be thankfully
yecelvedby your obedient icrvant.
rnvo. 18, id. C. M. PAYXE.
jlfartW WT TT t, 3 .' 10 • o4J ^ «• property of
iiSiifwnu 1 - w Mr ?. A °? HarrUon, AwblbaWiW.
Ilartia, Vt UIUm Martin, Lucy P. Hartiffi. harab
ssft-s 1 ***£ u x r 'j*> ^ sss& oT; •
bffi!d W. Marita, 8r., their right being an eitare
remaioder after thftd^th of\a.ev a cokire-l wou..
# Martlaa, letrreat hi* Mokao tetal.
to** ”[• ot Naocy at theaaue tl£e th# Ult ##Ute
will beaold and cearvyed ie th- purehaMr* ao a* to
make a cooipkte noiaeambered tUj#. the Ilf# eatate
being in the Mid John F. aod tba uaJeraif ntd,
THOMAS r. MARTIN, I n
, , ROREKr KARriiV. /
fiecentber lo • w40d
G *°R0IA,|0»«**arT CorNyr.-To all whom it may
i l J * ckwu ^ •Vurioellr and
•lohn J. Buoda, apphai to ute for letter# •/ adtntni.iw.
tion upon estate 5? Dodlay Beni, 1ofl^c^afy
dcc«ated. Thaae a e therefore to cite aoih anieolan
file tbeir objection# In Ky .fflce (if any they hare) tu
or bafore the aesjond Moaday la January next whv
Lottere adininUtratle* tho uld not be grantad ihe
pHcauta. Uireo ander mj hand at cflice this 7th Set
....torn;:, Q.T. RAXKJIKaW, Urjio.ry^
camphenF
Burning Fluid!
FOR SALE BY THE SUBSCRIBER
TERMS LOW FOR
CASH,
T. B. RIPLEY.
P. S.—A liberal discount by the- Bbl.
».»»■ drtf
Fostponcincntd -
I N oun.equence of thewoather, the MURDOCII
DRAMATIC CLUB will not perform uatll
Saturday Xvmfiig, Dec. 13th.
W. A. CUOICE, Manoeor.
* Docemberk, 1SS7 ,j[f
Home Grown Seeds !
BU/SVS BAHRAKTED
^Garden and Flower Seeds!
'PMK eoa.Unt lo.prettoQ of the .oh.ortk.r tothe
growth of hie HKKJX9, haa arcureda reputation to
them that hta never been attained lo the lame
period In any «th#r hou»c. lliririf no nyrnt# to re-
tnu. him noederory year, tboea wld by him are ea-
tl-ely of the iea#uu’# growth, and cannot bo Aurpaaaed
ti'.hor to quality or purity.
MKKCHANTb Fupplio-l on the mont rcaaoDable
t *'ma In tu.k or Iu pap«rs ready f„r retail.
• ?- Dencrlptive catalogue Miitun application.
H. Bfl.ST,
' , N*ur»cryman and A—4 Grower.
Jr*** U Mwhumo So. 1U‘i ai.d VJ4, Market Bt., above
9th Nil’wiry -.ndeBea farm on the Darby Head. Phi'*
■lelpfcia. I'euo. dec 7, wlm
NOTICE.
A LL ptreoni are forewerncil not tu IreJe for
Notes made by the underlined end Tbomee
llulterd and P. S. Fitch securities, payably to C.
A. llenuiey; said natre lieiug eig.it in number, for
lifty doiler, each, due 16th fuel. Ihe oonsidoru-
lion of laid noiee havo failed, and I will not per
them unless compelled bjr law.
. 2. D. BLALOCK.
December I, 1367, w o-,
notice.
A LL persons indebted lo the eetato of C. D.
Parr, lato of Jfurrey county decee ed, ;ro re,
quired lo make immedlaio payment aud those
having demand, will render them in, according
to law, to mo, in Atlanta, Georgia
L J. PABlt, Bxceator.
December fi, 1857 divtf
Ou Mouilu) , Hist Dec. 1857.
W ILL be eold at tho late roridencn of 0 D.
Parr, deceased, in the coqnly or J/urrnv,
nil Iho personnl property of said citato, consist,
ing ofCorn, Fodder, llorsoe, J/ulei, Cattle, Ao.
Sale to continue from day to day uotil >11 is sold,
L. J. PA UR, Bxocutor.
December 5, 1857 dwtf
BANK OP FULTON.
Exchange Office of F. C. Barber.
Tbo oo tea of the B.»ok of Fulton are redeemed
at thi* office by Sight Exchango on New York,
atone-quartnr per cont premium, or linkable
fund* or coin at onc-quartor per cent discount.
F. C. BARBEE,
xrbange TV»ker, Mclntnih 6t. Augaitn, Oa.
New Advertisements!
comIngi AGAIN !
Wednesday and Thursday Eve'gi, Dec.
18th and 17th, 1867.
RUMSEY A NEWCOMB’S
WORLD RENOWNED AND ONLY
Campbell Minstrels,
AND
BRASS BAUD!
T HE MANAfiKKS. grateful forthtlr liberal pfttr
age ffilway* beatowwl by ttht eltl*to«ffif JtUaU,
leave toemnninve TWO MOKE COXCEKT8, fa tbeir
route lro» Charieatow to KMbville, cn which oreacion
tbe Programme for each Concert wiU be entirely oew.
Doora eyes tt« j Coueertat 7 o’eloeb. Admiailoa
••au. f. A. CURE, Agent.
4ee 10 {j«t
G EORGIA, Fcut» Cbcm.-.Wh*«aeJnbiI>^ryin.
pie, appU## fnr letter* of a<lmla!atratloD, with
wm aonexed, cn the eeUta nf WWiam McMartrey laU
of <ald enuaty deceaMd.
Then are tberefore to el»e aod adtnoaUb all acd
alpgaur th* kUdred aa.l creditor* of iaU dtUiUA
tai. 10 Rl ofllee'
within the lime preacrlhed by law, aad shew can** (If
M/thev have,) why sold letter, skat] net h. f r..tid
tb* aoDtkaat. Given noder my band aacJaftr at efle*
tbffl fvi .iAjrf’ |>ecrmb«r, Ml. JUtiU. UtAD, Or?/!
f. 0 Reward.
I. ? rr ' m th* subscriber, at
»'« fihonUc, ia Cobb county, on She
IU/H alsbt of tbe 1st last., a targe bay
OIUIW, tether light made, 10 yean old, , 0 d
aM«« 16 bead, high, hu a little white la hie face-
head aad a smell lam; on Ms shealdtr. (ths left
**!?* l «*»;){ »IU gtv.
•fa ‘kief, ultb proof to convlat him, nr
fit for the horse, aad 119 fer the thief delivered
•* ■• •< my residence.
ADMINISTRATOR'S SALE.
W ild before the Court Hou»e dr>cr ia thrt City 0 f
All uta, on the lat Tueediy in JenDary neat 1
I»t, dittingulftbed aa part of lot No, ID, or block 4 of
the 14th district of originally Henry now Fulton couu
ty, orlgiiully land lot No- Id, conUing 3 8 of an tbre
more or 1«m, and booffided north by part of lot No!
Id, ftouth by Faith All-y, eaat by a lane ton lent wide,
and a net by pert of raid kt .Vo. Id. gold a* tbe v.ro-
perty of Joweph E. Blihop. tat* of DeKalb County, d*«
ceaw l. Sold fe/r tbe bnoefit of the heir* end creditor*
cf *aid deecaaed. Term# on the day 0 » sal*.
JAMES II. B JKV, \ . . .
„ WM. II. BiUBwklX./
Dec 1,1857. wt j f>
H O<3SPORK, BON EsTaND
■ ra Jffi* B9 O,
F OR SALE ia questitiee to suit ths trade
by 8EAU0, ABBOTT A CO.
nov. 16, tf.
Lost Scrip! Lost Scrip!
fa4-VirtfaUftt.il
Noe. 2,14d fer $W0, dated July 10th, 16(8.
“ IS: S, •*. v.
2,159 M 10), •» .. «i
Th* Ander will restive a LJUE77AI, HKWARD, by
returning tb* same to this Ofllc*. Nor 23 »(7-dtf 7
atfxtmpnui Siturc.
Cabin Pnsk-arc lo New York
Weekly U. Statei HaU line^ys^
vpSE n.wandapteadldslde.wheel.teimrtrtr
*■ At’i.lJflTA 1600ten., •• lf7S*roonum
ILOBIDg. 1900 ton., " Ihjuc Cooweu.
ALiaUIA, 1300ton.,' >• e.R.sowSr
WIU Ittmro levenaih
,, Eoery SATURDAY.
The.. «htp. er.emong the forfeit on the eeeat ,e D .
snrpas.fSlDipeed, safety or eoiaforto-mikm. fow
•waff’ ti !° . boore, aod are eoutmended hv
They offer • mre't
deelreblieoaveyaneeto New York.
Ctblo Paeeege to New York «-
dteeiagepainietoNew York tl
:£!« r raV * 0 „ 0 -.fa““" « •avVanah
8AU f- NlTCHXLL,Iff Orwdway,New York,
tforeneah Keeruary ft, lifts,
abta ratug* from OharlciMn to New Tor
$35,00.
UNITED STATES MAIL LINE.
New York* Charleston 8ieia;Pukets
Tlironsh In 48 to 58 Hoar*.
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i *** .tesnubty COLOMBIA, HW Tea<-U, m».
hfi^UUlhrt hiss, | JAMW A DO Kit, 180S ten.
Wedie*sdajr Oft Saturday*
aft.rlh.arrtveljt the earl fro® the Wroth* vr.st
"at hick siUr." • w.ai
Tahfee sepplfo* with every luaery-altnUveaa*
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