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Bfianfq UMoaKS fa 1 ”* 1,
DUNfi*N A LOCHRANE.
ATLANTA, GEO.,
I uuil UP llin
INTELLIGENCES 4 EXAMINER
DAILY. - * 6 00
WEEKLY, - * W_
DEMOCRATIC TICKET.
_ for Mayor,
LUTHER J. GLENN.
Kr JtSrmen,
, , t JOHX J. XVKWTMOR**.**®
JolIa COLL!Kit.
.. .Wiliam RCsnro»,
U J THOMAS F. LOW K-
. _ IJAWKSF. WILLIAMS.
** "" (UEUSBKR M-WALLACE
. f JIBED I. WHITAKER.
Hk r.EORGEI ALEX AS DLR.
HA Wart | j,ufj A. IIATDK*.
FOR SHERIFF.
fxi x MO v M jRSML’ flhC
For Deputy 3hei 1£r *-
" c c. OREES & OSBORN.
For Clerk of Superior Court.
DR. B. F. BO MAR..
For Clerk of Inferior Court.
DANIEL PITTMAN.
y ■ 7V«T,'<r.— 1 C. II. WALLACE.
/■t >B,rftfor.—J. Q. FARRAR.
F. WINFIELD
>.r 7«cBettnor.—A. J. COLLIER.
CVoiwr—A. R. WHITE.
huolirg tod Eohiug Is this State. P***A
To amend an act Jo aboiiih :t* lax on
cotton. P«ercd.
To mnt to ibe U 8 aettati UTrttnej in
city of Savannah. pntte-L
To amend'an act in rtlaibo to bead
rights. U
To empower Justice* of the Inferior Com t
to discharge criminals in certain rata . -
Pxeeed.’
To repeal tbe act allowing Tax Co.lectoi*
au Inspire: I 1 at. Pawed.
A lill to grant to Iter mood Thomawy
1 lands on Tybre las ad, for the manufacture
i ot salt. Passed.
To repeal the act requiring State Printer
to employ competent reporter* ic. Pase-
ed.
To repeal a portion of in net to allow
Sheriff, to ». 11 insolvent Tax Executions.—
Passed.
The House bill to tncreno* the salaries of
Governor, Jadg a of the Sopreme and Su
perior Courts. Paaeed witnont amendment
T o alter 4th section ol an act in relaijon
to drawing Juror a In Jusliera Courts Pam
ed.
To appoint ccmmiutooer. to revis* tin
itatuea. L'st
Sena’s adjourned till Jf P M
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* GIFT CONCERT.
Don't forge: Parrs? w A Sweeny’s OA
Concert to-night at the Atoenestn. Oo
early and Metre a peed scat.
GEtBGIA~L£GISlAnrBE.
gartat.r. Ntcsv Dec* lfth.
SENATE
Utter andxrfi-ucl Ccnridemrie*.
A bill to lay oo: r tew county from Polk
and F'oyd. Laid over,
A b.d to incorporate the Putnam Rides.
Passed.
A hi I ’oiccCTperati the Fasten mining.
Saeiung ic Company. Passed.
A bt.l to incorporate the R;me Mutual
Insurance Company. Passed.
A bill to amend the Tax Laws, so as to
include Express Companies. La’_
A bill to antb-riee the conrectico, a- C>
lumb-ns of the ilasccgee, Opc-ha, Mobde
i G.rard Railroads. P**»ei.
A bill to incorporate the Beni of Epson.
Poise 1.
bdl to by ert a new county from
Wishingtrn and Kmanne!, to trt culcd
Johnson. Laid ever,
ASTERKtX'X SESSION.
A bill to •ieela'e the law of evidence In
certain eases. AmerAd and Passed.
A fall :. appropriate 16 thousand dollar,
to the Savannah Medical College. Paas-
ed.
A bill in relatico to writs of certiorrin.
Pasaed.
A bill in re Vico to the examination of
witttes ee in crim nal cases Passed.
A b II fo- the protection cf securities and
Ol h. sen. Passed.
A bill to r-gnL'.e tbs appointment of sab-
ordinate clerks .n the Senate sod Heats of
Representatives. Passed.
A bui te amend the 1st sec-ion of an act,
to compensate the lEeers and privates of
1837, so as to extend the provisions cf the
act to the e mustered into service 1836.— I
Passed.
A bill to incorporate the Georgia and Al-1
tana Railroad Company. Tasted.
A bill to authorise the city Cooneilcf!
Columbus to remove the inma'es cf lewd [
hcoses outside tfcj city. Amended by add- j
ing the city of Griffin. Passed
Senate then tdjnurced.
A hill to Incorporate the Fort Talley A
Atlantis R R Oo. Passed.
A bill 10 explain on act, passed 4th March.
?656, in ralation to public records de-trojid
by fife. Laid on the table for balance of
•cwfbn.
Dill to fix the time of holding 'he Courts
in the Blub Ridge elranit. Pawed.
Uoo.o then ccDourred in Senate amend
aKots to several Houar mils
Oa motion cf Mr- Lewis, of Hancock, the
House took up a resolution, to authorise the
Got. to employ some competent person to
edit and publish such Slate paper! as relates
to the lives and oervicco of the distinguished
dead of Georgia. Lost.
House-then adjourred till P, M.
Veto o.’i (As Aonl Bill-
Yens— Bailey, Barton. Butts, Braswell,
Chapaun, Chrtsfv, Clarice, Co d. L'ufetod.
Darden, DeLam.tr; Erer.tr, Fr.d rick, Fullrr
Gilbert, Gordon. Griffith. Grarcoste’oe
llamee. llartieu. Hariri of Dougherty
Harper, Harrison, lliccs. Holden, Holliday
iivies. Hughes, Irwin, Johnson, Jones, Jo.
, an Kenan, Kim 1 .rough of Stcwurt, Lsltn
br, Lee. Mattox, McLean. McMilliao, Me-
Wbcrlor, Msrchion, M.Hedge. Miutx M.lell
Moore of Clark, Mott, Myers, Neal. Owens,
Piillipa, Pit'srd, Powell. Pruett, Schley
S|rayberry, Taylor, Terrell, Tomlin* jo.
We. kcr of Clarke, Westmoreland, White,
Wi Tes. Wimberly.—Yeai 6i.
Nays—Aw try, Barrett, Bighorn, BU'k.
Bcggess! Cannon, Coleman, Cocloy. Cr.t-
lenden, Davis, Duncan, Embry, Fain ol
Fannie, Fain of Union, Fincanoon, Fort
ner, Gay, Glass, lira am. Hall, Hardy.
Harris of Cobb, Hay*, Hdijer, llcwai
Kirby, Lewis of Haccook, LuUxan, Mar
shad. McAfee, MeCants, McConnell Mo
Ere-. P.rke.t, Price. Roberta of Cherokee
Sheffield, Shelton, Sherman, Smith of Cor.
itta. Smith of Talbot, Smith of Towns.
Strickland, Taliaferro, Wall, \\ eb-tcr,
Wood, Worley, Wright, Young.—Nays5fl
And ■
HuUSE.
Sarrsiav Ntenv, Dec 19th.
A till to simplify proceedings in bail cas
es. Toared.
A bill to extend the attachments an'
Garnishment Laws. Passed.
A bill t t prsvent obstruction of Fi*h in
cera.n nrrrs. Pis«*.j.
A hill for the rei.el ;f securities Ar—
A o.ii to amecd the charter cf the Baca i Fsoaed.
of Cuthbert—amended sc ai:: make private
pr:;erty if ato-k bok!e*s lit'’ 'e. Psffed.
Mr Siichacoa a R.-scliUin, daap.
pr:v :g cf Pres.deu: Bu ban's crnstrnctlo
A bill to amend the 4th section o r the
attachment laws. Tawed.
, A til. to esthories attschtnen s to issue
n to Mi’i .-oenditte ic •iamagi’S. Passed.
[cOUVCMCiTlD.]
To the Voters of Fulton County.
As he election for cour.ty officers i- soon
to come off. 1 wi h tapresen'.afewthough'.s
to 'he voters of Ful'on. bear ng upon the
subject. It is hoyed they will read what
is here submitted, impartta ly rd candidly,
as not an tile w.rJ shall be penned, or one
thing uttered in a lotr, chusict tnanr.er.
j All good men have a sic ed contempt for
j v..!gar sstcastn, and idiicir'd witicum.—
j Ue;ee ducardfg all buffo.nery an J empty >e m
!:a-.:, I s. al! invite their at e-ii. n to facts,
I and beg a serious consideration of them.
Eve-y good c! iron is bound to sopp'r:
; by his •uffrage, tho democra'ie party,
| Tu s is '.he proposition which I d -."’ to
consider. A few familiar truths will suf-
■ fire to mam’ctn the position,
i 1. -It was that par v that opposed sue-
) eessfuVy the election of President and Ne„-
1 ate for life, in the convent! n that Gamed
•h- Constitution ot the United iita’es, ar.d
secured salutary limitat ar.s '.a deiegaet
! power in the amendments of that ir.s.ru-j
918- It I* that party which favors no par-
ticular dais ; esteem* and oomiueuds
virtue though Lund ia » llot<ouu>t,i and
Ilia that psrtjr ibat Iona to flortoa tbs
wouimi May aso sxwaso mu ros uts
TOIL.
10. And it Is 'lull party that contends for
the' rights of the tofclgo barn oitiie", guar
ant eel to hlui by the coostitutiou of our
forefathers,
A thousand other reason i csuld be addac*
ed, why thi Dv’us «ratio Party should bs
supported by every later of his oouutry, but
those that lava been eiven wi'l siitliee !
shiiw that when we h.illow. ’llu rah for ill
Hens H.’raoy, 1 that it Is not die rant as some
urtmitt tdilort wcuU have us believe. *
Now tboquejlion may arise in the minds
of some, ‘Why nil this to say about Demo
cratic V iucipl, s m a county cuuiass f” My
a ns wo- is th s : I' they are good iu a nation,
they nrcgooJ in a county; and that if we
wish to .-re their succe-s in a cation, we must
establish them in Po various communities
composing that na ioo. 1'n* whole ia made
' i arts, and if t!:e parts are uulike, the
whole wi.l be unl.ke also.
Hclcj tho irapoitioce of putting down
Know NuUtiogism in Fulton county by elec,
liog the democratic candidates for cuunyr
officers.
W ill those thee, iu cor,elusion, who are
friend y to our Ciute.irom tins rime forward
use every honorab e an l available means in
iteii fkjwer to lec.tre the election of our
candidates. I is hoped, yen it is cotiBileotly
believed that ,h-y will leave no store un
turned, iv fitch, it turned, would he of beats"
b'- to the L'em.cratlo Party. I appeal to
thejpride cf the Democracy to atouse from
their usual inactivity; manage rightly this
c runty nttiva- , aod ou all future uecasions.
both in the county and city, a noble tri-
unph vri I * ve" crown our Iat)o?‘.
An,! oar candidates should proclaim it
Irotu the Lcuse-teps fearlessly und independ
ently, tba: they are nominees of the demo-
craric county convention—that they cherish
ar.d will defeed the prit ciplcs of the Cou-
atitmiunalfhiid Union pai'.y, and, promise
faithfa ly tver to battle aku.us', C-oaerr,
Kuow Ncthlngism, Abo'iiionisni, aud Amer-
icaui-m, ic wba’evtr shapes tf -ay may raise
tbu'r llvdrabeavls.
. .f we wish to throw oil
hiwiic sp-cji cider j
A b
;! ••.'. rcuas a:: sr
for M.aii; text.
senate concutted in Hrcsa ameadmenu dastces cf ’.he Peace in
to, the ti >o amend the acts in reia'.icn to Faoeed.
ac's to prevent .bstru rtiocs ia the Uemci- A
gee river md its tnc.de*.
Seaatc adeemed lid Monday morning.
o rejfeii to* fcth oration cf an act!
ecmunniip.s officers Jcc to assist
awing Janes.—
Mnxioevvii us, De:. 21, 1837.
SENATE.
Mr Reynolds c; New..--, tr :".‘d t rs*:
id-i.tton of so mu h f the journal ..' Sat
urday, as rtlatos :c the bill to pr.vice f
tie perchate J toe Marietta M:d:ary In
sutu'e.
Soaje direusstoc ensued on this tno'i n— ;
to tllcw Executor* A* to reeigo
I '.heir changes under cer'ain c-rcamstacces —
I Passed.
| A bill to acead the Judiciary act of 1759
j requiring toe representatives of deceased
| p,ri.jcs to bs made partita by soi>- /scam.
! Pl5*f.
A bill to p to’, cut ine manner of obtam-
, mg j-dententa oa deciarati>us in.c-sei ;f
J attachments anl to five inch judjicnti
i Lea aa a' curare r. law. Pus d.
A bill to lay ut a new county from the
2. It was tint pursy, with Jefferson and
Madison at its hesd, lut resist,.-1, though
vain v. the innorpora i n of the first L
Bank, as an institution unknown to th-
C:rs iiution, anil dangerous to the liberty
of the ct lie.'.”
3. -It was that parly, that I'.-- 9,
foil j-j
tuckv
cf Virgins
[di-us ' •'
Kc
perwiane, I . and entirely the yoke of Know
Nothing:,to in our country, we must con,
ijcgovdwork as a pa y. Ii
ucceed—and succeed we mas —
j as scd-rrfcG, the victo y wi I he tut a
I temporary truimph of ephc.t ral fiory,
J whlchiWi I s -.'D fade a::d die out, Laving
i us, by odi>, in n worse condition. But
druw part; lines—let ir.diviuuals so t> er
board, work as becjtne men uf sturdy vir
tues is’ i! str.tg hearts, with a defriuioatiou
that i r.c : - all eppositios—ia soring inn great
aud g!,riots cause, and on the first Mon
day n Jaruj-y nrxt we vriil fight the TVaur.
luo, as,i . forever the baleful etar” of
Know N thirrirta ir, Fulton conr’y.
•‘Go to work the: , ia c-arGest.’' Work
x'a!:v.s ! y, w :rk uuceasiugly from thii time
on. »;.d our h.,n.-_'. and s.uriy mechanics,
ur.ti working me -.—the stay of tee country
—wll. mi e'v Li solid phaiaox t
si.d do :h ir du'y It :u men who have rights
• ma u:o, r. * who dare to think und act
.* .* '.i.eui’i. rej. I’ i iciplo above will be
their guiding t..tr, and loco of country their
Tkt Ittvt of Irttuuiy sVo/ss.—Th» pro-
pooed issue of trossury notsi by tho govern*
merit will nut, it is satJ, exceed" 20 million
dollars. Of lbs denomination bf 860 and np»
wards, the rate of Interest to bo left In the
IjLtctica of the Secretary, and which, it la
believe,!, will not exceed throe per cent per
annum. The Washington eorrespondent of
the New York Times writes:
The Secretory has rcorived asanranocs
from New toik that this rate will command
at once t'l the money the engagements of
the goverumvat t rough the wn ir will re-
H'.iiro, over aod abuTe his aurreot revenues
irvm customs Thtee revenues, he is now
•moused fr. ai gene's! inquiry to believe, will
m.ie rapidly recover from ibe effect of the
late oris s, than was genera ly supposed on
the asremblino uf Congren. It Is also inti,
mated that the Mcreiary will employ part
of the Issue of treasury notes at a tiomlua!
interean provided further Inquiry and the
esrly pro-p-ct of a renewed activity at the
cu.tom bouse and land offices, nod the na
ture of ths diihuraeuieuts at the Weal aud
ou the Pacific, where said notes would be
desirable as u medium of eschange, should
authorise tin calculation of their having
tree curreoov at par with gold.
The three per eeut notes will at once bs
placid with the sub-treasurers and at the
mint, to be exchanged on applicitiou for
gold. All the notes will bo made recsivab e
for government dues, but will contain oo
funding ciau-e, as they are to bo redeemod
st tbs end of tbe year.
Rules to be Observed at Church.
Going early to church is a vulgar habit ;
of course you are never to bo guilty of it.
When you enter make as much n. , : as po»-
s.lyn to aitnvct the attention, for that is pri
mary reason why you go to church. Ol
course you are well dressed and ail fashiona
ble people sill turn round to look at you—
they like t v uee and be seen. Never unnd
the preacber ; iie cau stop bis discourse un
til you ore seated. Iluviog taken a conspi-
clous place.blow yonr nose like a horn at
least th.-eo times—wipe your fuce with tho
tarns handkerchief—^shake out a, d rpread it
upon yoor knees. Touch your neighbor sly
ly and whisper to him *’ get any tobacco 1
—there is uo spittoon—never mind tis a
public bouse I Having got so far, taro
around and look at the Indies ; now is your
time 1 while they are-tarting st that new
comer, rn-tling in satin, as she sweeps down
tbe aisle , inquire of the gentleman next to
you, ”» hat lady is that 1" You may prt>
ce.ve by the audible whisperings ’hat the
same que-tiuu h being askcdjhy at least o
dozen persons. Bv tiiis time the h.u-a is
nearly fu'l, and thr ugh the noise made by
the tiilteriug of fans and surapi: g ot few.
you nrav beab’e to catch the thread of toe
sermon.’ l’he rermon being over, endeavor
to be first a. the doorway, where you can
take up an eligible position to review the
It dies faces os to y press past you; tbe
opening was intended toaiiow two or three
persons to go out abreast, bat your potitiou
cuupells t: • .u 11 m ivo ooviu single Sic ; an
excolient mantcurvo by which you wi,l b,
enabled to inspect each ono separately. Th
usual bows, nods, aud mriea oi reaognitiou
having been exteuted itiyisr (wtstyle,
fall in with the crowd, twirling your car.s-
takeafriee Harm if on- ojfcfs-tolk of the
ladies—toa lusbione—ths—any thing but
tbe strmeo wb't. h of coarse to you bos
lijmeJ "very dull. 1 '
8EALED PROPOSALS, j
A KB Invited until tha Mtb lust, fur build*
ing lour houses un lb* lot purehsrej far j
county purposes, three end a half mills from
the city of Atlanta Tbs house* to be of th
fallowing styles Snd dimensions, lo-wit:
else ol soch to be 1IH 31 .set, one etory huh’
with s slack chimney In tho centr* “f'scb
bouse, end two firo places to each chimney ,
of suitable eise; etch building •* bo aiviue.l
into two rooms, with e elo«t to each room-
one on stoh aide of chimney j each room to
heveo e outside door end two windows—Is
lights, 8H 10 glass; the cloeele to be put up ol
tongued end grooved plsnk, end properly
sh-lvtdoff on the Inside; the buddings to be
wetihw-boorded in veetlclo style, with 1 meh
plenk, end the joint! battened with betteie 3
inches wide; the roof to be properly sheeted
and shingled, with good besrt pme shingles;
the llaor p ank to be kilu drie I, the edgee joint
ed and laid down rougbi the frame to be pul up
in good subetaalisl manner with timbers as
follows: Sills 6* » inchee, floor limbers 3* 8
inche,; looreod window p sis 4H* inches:
corusr posit 4 inches; pla'es 4H 4 inches;
reiters 3 Inches; joinU 3 Xfiinches; the eort
ner pa,is lo be double breesd. Persons mak
ing propjstlt ere requested te stole the short,
estiirae possible in which (he buildings can be
completed, end, es bond will be r.quired for
ibe prompt end faithful prrformam.” of the
conlr-ct give the nsmee of their securitiee
B* order ot the Justices of the Inferior
Court. C. M. PA VNR, Clerk.
Dec 3t, dlw.
iUiacclImicoMS.
Skmuscnunts.
NOTICE.
ALL th* Negroes belonging te i
lbs salats of Alton B. Johnson, de-i
cesud, Kill be hired te tbe highest!
bidder, bstore the oourt,bouse door
In lbs oily «r Atlsuta, Oh tM il»t
Tusrdey In January oast, consisting ol man Old
women, amon]j ibcin on# vary pood painter,
a)
w.
r JOHttBON, r .
U. FBKQOSON, J
did
Dee. II, tsio
Morgan, Kirkpatrick,An t o,
|HM|^ l UAVINl> opened a new Were
‘/jv-yijrj^Hroomun Pearh Tree Street, would
the attention of the nubile te
sirdtosSar Vurul swre ,eaSrselagCebfast * are
lo elllts farlstlss Chiirioftrsrjrkiad ;Ia}ssgsa,g
gattrssse, er iprlsgt, Bait, Host,Cstlea and*
ihsok—
CAIlPKT*,ROOg,*C.,
WindewghsJs, Wlt,dowOartalBs,Oaeiask,Coraleee|
Bands. Go rd and Tasisli, Leans, As., Si.—
wiNiiow i’apabwo, riotraTbo,
rirs.busTddo. Tbsyatlllsoa*
ttnae their 8bop,
South of Giorgio Railroad Short,
__ nf* prepared to do all kinds of wwrk solMStel
with their busmen.sarbas meklegasdianelriagfael
nltnre, laaklnr Vfsttrseise, Upholellrtai, Si. Thsi
keapalseap hand MsiallsBtrlalCaaet,ted make, eel
ooinortooltse Ushegsny,Walnut,anaaSSsrweoaCef
C1UIR rACTOR r,
01heyhsva>alar|tdtbslrminuiaeterin|sknfiatDe|
latm aod sanespplt dorgka'eoTiginalCettageOhainl
bhuUbyal’alee l ileditud, logslber wilt allartieUs of
Cahto,,w,„ i oi tbelrownmanafastari isaayqshn
(Mtegiaeiu
ATHENEUMI $200.
Thursday Eveniug, Dec. 24
G} EAT EVENT !
TWO HUNDRED DOLLARS
WORTH OP
Christmas Presents!
TO BE GIVEN AWAY
7 0 TUB LADIES ASD GENTLEMEN
Of Atlanta FREE by
PARROW 4 SWEENY’S
SOUTHERN
Burlesque Opera
TROUP E!
Go to Mr. Pyle’s
Jewelry Store and
examine tbe GIFTS and
buy your tickets.
TICKETS TO THE CONCERT, 60 Cu.
GIFTS, FREE.
Brooklyn. N. Y. Nos. Ig, iS67 ddcesflm
riVUOAlAN 1. LonK.—Vit-NEKAL
Q I OMMIStSUJN MEKCHANT, For the
purcuRM ml «al0 of nil kimla of prod
Urjfori»*« Rod MHrchamlia, will pay particu
lar ati*uiiou i > tho pcuouaj* of Piactaudn and
Ftm?ly «uppl ta.
CT Ail tirdora promptly and faithfully al
tendp i to
OiBoii n, rtouth M.iio of Whitsha itraot,
.bra" d H»r« raji .tf 'ioht»*l| octUdwtf
a VS fEJYDED UulJYJB.
Taken at Par
EOimjIllNIEL.
T il K iu bar riber will sell eight or Ion Negroes,
th vHouka and Lnt whepcon hi now tw
in th« City of Atlanta, and a large atoek
>f Family (iroeorieM, payable in
(ieurgia Rail Road Bank Bills
jm.'ar
nd rather than miea a trade, at
NK PKK CENT PREMIUM
At,.
Mrt-7t Reynoidr, Ikiiiks, Ward cf Bottf, ! coc “
□Ab«r.vC&m to be cal^d Wb —
-1 v :‘u, and 3 0i
•I: wj3 v. parr '
Colquitt and Thomas par';., .me
J he itol<jwix.g rta.uu.n lu’rod-o d by!
Mr BochatAO, *. o cp-
BUCHANANS RESOLUTIONS. ’
W he.'«.i the in h* U t j
r-j the * ‘‘’orreft* of tbe I n ted Stataa ha* j
/.tfo h- ; c j' strtetios r 'i Ksn-ti.<* N-.brajk.ij
A *. tbe (t-Lt-je. *It ^jtj. t.. c
:r-r L'e.'-i'ti arii mfa* '.fi of tbij &c*. lo‘. j
•. - j.-lae S asery o a.y Terr.tryori
ba*.
i: k
i ar»i :* -ia
c ovr
tbe P*
\ h..; io*>rp«>rt:s the e : ty bank « f .Vt-
’liii, Lii-j on the table (a ’.he prejeot.
till i> kcc'pontf* aertrai m.ning c .m-
pariie®. Ps*»ed.
HOUSE.
_ 5! war r.c. 21st IS'7.
H«c.*e rec*:<cmdered tte lo-*; hill i*^ inc-jf-
p.-a-e th. Bank of CartcrtTi.le.
A cr.otion t» reco sider a I;a*, b* I r.
:.v'j *.<. Tax CvL>ct>r« S3 icioUeLt
tv 4 carried.
II - } • reconsidered ti.^ ■ cf t c
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A ■ et.. I.irs /j 10.1, V| ^ W
A-ced by Ma
th- dark r
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rel.^i us
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e!»«! 6. •!:
eon, ”in<
j.Jeryi-
S, M. PantNoibb K C.u—Tag Nrw
I Y, ax Anveaihiao Aoesct.—Wo hjarn
, that th» husit’ a if t! n BDierprieitiK lwuae
; ia the advertising lie* throughout tha Ur.ih
| uA Sta e, and Cauada, hna neon far from
! a limi’ed "no lh* [ant ) -r, netwithstaml-
iog thegenera 1 . le-lucti'-n f ibis line of ex-
Is, I penditiire ncioc* the merchants of tho i oun-
' 1 i-y. Wo have beeu in formed that ihe New
York c'.tyfcont acta alone, with Pettonjqill
k v'o. tor trcnerul advcrliscmenij, during the
;,a.l twelve months, will amount to the .urn
of one hundred and fifty tboosand dollare, a
pro"'that Now Yorkers, after all, are not
, , frignt nvd at the apathy if buyers, and
ly, remember that "it is tbe last lbo ° ugh th#re m » y bo periods of dullness,
" : a is m reason that a roan must Uko hie
«:an down and close his shutters ; tho motto
ha. been, ‘Ve-:p up yonr busices notices,’
C -atid. .c i:i this particular ogeney, the
c i tatter ofirite’ men foinpasicg ton; firm,
t. r. e of pumptnou which governs
thn. s-’ .lemeats with newspapers on the
„„e |,s:d,fti.d'their sagaoioiischoice of those
japers which will bo in&et advantageous for
tbi-.ruurert'.dr.g patrous ou the other, may
bo one eipjauation of the present high posi-
Co in the line they arc
at all events, those who have oecusion
11 p..t t e -erv cea of this agency in requisis
ti,t, will fied thorn prompt, houorable and
resp...-. :" — -V 1' l>«y Bonk.
■ tr.c tact
! victory."
A DEMOCRAT.
i at Nrtc Is/uda
i» :•! ,t unhe i
Corrupandc-n:' t l « !'■: d‘ Lxi-.nr.tr.
Nttv Ycrk AfTaiiJ.
XiM Y.jts.D c.2n, Hi7.
Winter ho’-.i, ■ ti c rcy t '.ij'rs vrtit-
i a, '•<! ’• m v it. nt f; r -J tee, to LiLurers
wii-rs ti.; "i j. beta are iti ; .wn, ,-.od to ex-
. Dent).Tit* shot ..' m the shelter (if j tinu -A Defer gl'l
. i'ammany t -.n- de |nrty.” Still
th* cr-akitanpr ahirl *i: t;r when
i ; -. - ..t n y_r: ’c a h rd nprir g.—
;.. w t ,t tn-.rry l r s':u .s iu* come aruiind
< tr, iul .i -iij I vv ,( ; . 11* i , i,;s j illy ’ar.-,
: anal .i .. .• e .ii La ti., -r. I'bi
■ •! y , h vveve . cimpaidl
BILL BARRO W.
C11.18. HARRIS
Dor. 33, I8S7
...Manager.
... .Agent
e)3t
Christmas W eek!
Attraction!
MURDOCH DRAMATIC CLUB!
Takei thii method of returning iti thanks to
tLo kind friends who hare so liberally patroniied
it* performance*, and beg loare to call attention
to the following attractive programme on
Saturday Evening, Dec. 26th, 1857.
New and Beautiful Double Dance!
r,"d p'
rp, :..a liintuh Mccre |
pe'.pie c< ’
A b.
.• Ir
A b
rri* E ; . :a-
’d • ? :hs
i ■’ "V ry ! lira
-in advance
: a qua ..t.r,-
i i , Op ru hai
r j ’lAing p> tfc
...», Ctrl 1'uwnce,
i. ityn ler’- pun in
ity ;o to,.’ in /.t re
A bast v .ice a’
terv i r ra
Me- T
kiuakal TUt.: ^ tom t tbe Gei>
ere. AVqpmbij ■-(_:>* n a'« '■ G»'rv a that
’a* .ertiN. r.f aubiu tChg .r C -utitutiun
toa*. »ii f-rctocl ‘; tin Kurn C nr-alien
t. ’.lc pw pA of KiL>i» p .ta atd to that
Cv vectioo tlcte oLlF’i.a;’.L- Prwiitont by
c Lvteuicg tbe c,*u-; of-tto K,^>a.» Nebras
ka Act otherwue end ’.hruWvpg t« ir.2aeccr
ar Lie: .:,re Off. (r -f the L'tovtd ,-u » in
pm in
circuit' f,.
C'.crte in toe tour.lua of to* redd
Fa*..'’)
A t.;, in pvcvent ihe *aie of spirtooce
l.qu re in cer'a.n precinct* in Richnsocd
eouuy ’« rite inn day*—P*e«d. 3 |
A b .. to :: corporate the Georgia L.e ir- bani’.t.*’
«tce Ccmpary—Panel.
A L ,1 to ae. w .Superior Courts to be held
I in Get* nett county two week, instead [feme
—tbe Spring Term to be be d on tbe first
wi'h,an I Cunvequcnt-
fract 1 •:. (' ,rl TrwO’i
d reries of Ora-
: to be favored, cum-
| Casualties ami Death—We regret to
1 !c vm that Col. Teener, Deputy Sheriff of
: tods county, when returning from Nashville
on Tuesday, wue thrown from the care and
ir.elantly killed. The catastrophe occurred
i within a short ditoanco of the place whoro
■ h .p v i.cd the collision the duy to f ’re, where
s :.,iny were serioualy if n >t fatally injur
ed, and the engine* knocked into fragtneutr.
1 in fated train upon which <.o!. Teener wae
a pa*,enger at the time of the calamity,
: was ruoni:, ’ba ckward* and ran over a cow,
Which in-eked the hindmost cars off the
! tr.uk, shivering H em to pieeei. A. lady
| from V.rginia, we learn, was also aeriously
i jure). Mr. Teener leavre u large family
to mourn his eujden and melancholy deathj
; — Chatlar.ooja .iditrlitcr
I'i.e Memphis an) N-w 0.leans
I rackets are taking cotton at one dollar per
. bale.
Loan of a Lover,
In which Mrs. LEONARD will apppetr.
ty SEE PROGRAMMES !
December 31, 1S57 d!
Fultou Uank .Honey Tuken
at/Pnr.
W B wiU take PULTOV BANK .nooey
produce, in payment for al! debta due oi,
for ailiclee of any deicrip’.inn that we have
• ale. Wll.UA.kH, HIIEA A CU.
oet!7 ti
BANK AGE.VC'Y.
Al®2 Me WaiiEsi’S®
A'jrnt for the Bank of Camden S Carolina
Ofict at H'alia<w A Robtn*oni Warehwe—
corner of HunUr and Pryor itre«tj, Atlanta, Ga.
will gift prompt attention to iy>llactioni generally
NOTICE.
T WO mooth* af'er d it* applic»tif.a will b* mat* lo
Vh» Ordinary </ County, for K
•ell tb-lAQd b*ioDglng to lb« MUM of U. T- iil/tht,
•1-tf final couoly, d*c»iMl.
b*. 44 wim. wu W W.rLBtfUIO, Adm'r.
NEW TuCTION HOUSE
BV
THOS.'F. LOWE,
Whitehall near Mitchell St-, Atlanta Ga
.rgcrv, and f,lv h .
cf sutm-Tcg tte Cetetitatmoformed j Mcnjay in Mar.h—Pawed
The rvvotut.cr; <J ibe her.a r relative to t j;
tv Co nrto lie peep.'
Ka’voe, ceeerve* tbe ctnsuie of ibe people j pre/.ar g portraits cf Ex-Governors T
cf Gcarrij for Lxeeotire icterventi'-n icjand C
en'.h effe.n in it* Ttniiciy cf Kvcaaa tuj
uid act cf: the people cf Kenvae perfectly
free ”, fi.rta aid r-gulase in tbeir own way,!
soijtci to the CoLsutotka of the United
State*.
ill Sp*alding effired a rcbetlts’e, after
which Mr CoJquii: offered a let cf reeolo-
ticce fuller in iteir tone.
minority. c, ’. .mp r. t rt - j -
p'lr.eipic, s ruggled f. -i.e . tv .1 lh
pe'pie amide’. Ihe trying scenes cf the -7:
Congress."
It). It wts ‘r.tt pa"y tha: ecntendel r,
aer.c.ng w.'.j Ui
Ii.i n-si ii i!a:.t
, v-on of .the ; e ir, b :
up
,accr»d f.r i
pe pe
A bid to oath-wit* the Gov. to loan to !
the Bowd n C .ilegiite lo*titate arms and i
•word*. Pa>sed.
A bill to apsetd the charter of the Brucs.
wick Bank. Pvsaed
A bill to prevent Ike killing of female -
deer in ’.he county of Gym. Peoaed.
Upon ‘.he paoeage of thU bill Mr Harde
man of Bibo, asked if there were to be ’
On motion to ley tbe wbet* matter on the | eotnmheicLer* appointtd to examine the’
Ub.e for the present, lit*yeas were 62—nays, ssiee of deer, before the buntei coulj'
3fi. ! shoot.
A reeolntioc to tttborire the parch*** nf j A bill to limpl.Ty proceeding* in Equity,
fi’teen hundred ccpxt of Hiot*f ’Fonc*,' at, Puu4.
♦ ; 50 per copy." The rul*e were snspeeded to aliew Mr.
A mMi to appoint a committee to-' ' A 1°™' ^ h wt a< r '^
e a work for Ordinary Clerk. Lc, \• l,n0B, l ******* ,ie «»
several termi.
it, ia 1 -50, ore;
r sm ar. 1 Ah'.:
country
by M- it-rte, *cd apec * brorabl* report,
to purchase 600 eopiet. Adopted,
A bill to and ac *ct to tiiow idtnisle-
trators, Guardia s ic. to iriign tbeir trnet*
of werds, li yean cf eg« m certain cates.
Passed.
A bill to authorize the Ferenc 0 f Grand
Jorlte to »i»tir witneesei. Ptti.d. f •
Mr. Smith, of Coweta, offered
tuts eiewdingly olid in tbeir tone.
C
tion.
11 It was that par’
threw hr Know No
ttemsro ccrnbir.ed. and savedjthe
from ditgracr and ram.
!2. It was that psr’y that r ndieated and
enppvtsd the prineiprv of Jederaon, and
the Father of hn country by eeoi.ng Mr.
li.'har.an over P,,ltnore and Frmor.t.
!3. "It n that party that oppusei
the distribution of the prtcerds oi tr.e
pub'ic iandt, as a measure calculated, if
r.r devigned, gradually to ucdtrmir.e ih P
todepenhence of me cover ign States, arid
rrdlKe them lo the rondm.n of apt ijeu
beggar#*', the door of federal power."
H It wae that party that annexed f>xai
to the Union,\*nd gave ui our Ternto-
eubeti-
li. It is the Uciorb'Party, fjr it ia the
aa it us 1.1' ;
nt th—o is c nstantly
h., u^hout the mer- j
;....ee ... . Ibe $-J’j O.OJ.000 of gold
| in the New Y ,rk Bi-ikv, Lav b en drained j
joutai .e. ...I of tliacjuut y, hut enpccially j
| from the from wb.c,. quarter various
a'D-.u-itv hav-r been brought into New York i
,y tti-.reu luring the past two months, i he i
r-- .mp t ->n of specie payment a by our fiaoki !
w.i ciows •• vement of g 1.1 in greater j
q i mt.t.u u,w-rJ Lnglaod , to.n will ht foK :
lowed by a r.v ’ in Go ton and li eudstuffs,!
and th- W e •: n fanner wi I have §o:ne in. '
ducemea’. to forward bis ; r aloe> •. tbo sea- i
bsa-d. So tbe cmdition of affiirs miatj
grodua ly irrapr jve, though ai r-girds trade
WOOD'S HAIR BESTORATIVJC.—Pror, Wood, tbe
,Q.‘.wved dtaeoverar of the tnvatsabie He’r Restore,
va. i*.H! omit a*« to l»lK*r In \ «h*lf of th* aOllettsl,
! Hit mullein** tr* »olT#r«*i:y admlttM by th*
ii ut thill 1 Arnett* P*' ; « t> ta fcf .up*rto r t. all oth*r* for
g th» bulr oo U* b*«<l of th* »!•«'. that ha*
L**n«MT*r*d for many y*ar«, Vo grow forth w.'ih aa
rojeh r got uxi lozurUDM aawhao bl*aa*4 with th*
•'Iran *if*of jOQth.
7b*r* eta b« oo doubt that It l« ooa of tha graatact
'*Ura**ria« Ic la* m*dloal world. I raitoraa p«nn a *
caotly fray hair to It* origlaal aolor, aod crakaa It
aaauD*'h*i>«aa'lfal fi'lky taxt-ira, whleh baa b««a
▼•ry 'J*flr*b!a io aJ agaa of th* world.—l&t Loata
Mo-i.lt* H*rald.
fioH by all no^i Druggi*ta.
Special NoticeB,
The
whole merer was laid on the table lor tbe , l5n *7 V in '! *hle. end at the same time w II
present by yeas 70, rays 30.
House then adjourn'd
AFTERNOON BE3SJO.V.
H'.ose took op the bill to lay cut * new cu
A till tomake cruel tree-mret cf a » fe from Marioc end Lumpkin, to be called
by • tubasd a roiad-nieacor. Poewj.
A till to txemyt I rota levy and tale cer
tain property. Felted.
A WI to prohibit LO£*rHtd(oU £re»
: liatniiion.
Or. motion of Mr. Lewi* of Hancock,
Haia lton wu stricken oat tod 8cU*y in-
HrjcxL It* biilptar*
ing to give the South, and ev<ry section of
the confederacy, tbeir c'.nst tutidiiyl right«.
I 1C It te the party, to'wln-h a'cVe oor
I country owes its pra* r e.ity sr.d true grev.
' ten. 7
17. "It it the cnly par’y that enntendt
for the principle Of popular sever ignty—
the people governing themielse* in iheir
own way, subject on y to th* CooitlWlioo
bf to* Uaittd (Haute"
Toth# Votori of Faltou County
ftviom Cituini Balog ft Candidate for rft*
n'» a wr» Arnrn h.ta.rr.s U I •Ift^Hon tft thft fjfflo# of Clftfk of th* Inferior
n j a vjr, ugh. Spring bus,nest u looked Ctart) M u . , Dl aingeleeUea la January ««L
ior. yoor aopport at tb* ballot boi will b* tbankfallj
t# ... . ***lr*db7 ynar ob*di*ftt Mrraot.
H lay uter fare, at leant In tLe ihap« of! n ro. IK. td. 0. M. PAYtfB.
r.ew vror'm, if 0x’rf*n:t*!j icarce. ad vrai lo
te exfxctM. if jok.4 ch^fvalae Is in-
»^4t«] in uje bioding, are not »ik^:ly to find
ntocb fiiT-.r with ths publ.c jmt at presant,
whsn \te. jqtftftsn’ialitU’a of lift are 01.I7 io
and* ra-e demand.
Afvr the holidays are fairly otpr, bnii-
will t) lake «oroa*h%p« for .Spring
and w0 ah ill tm hoif the 1 impend' d houtef
ar*- rom n ' o«t. Bat waaro ton wits to be
frighten'd before we are hurt. Credits will
h« very (f^nsraiiy sQ't.i na>i in all hranebsa
of bum •*, and th ? movement i* likdy to
cUar oni nuoibirs of *mad boaws doing a
fttge bu*iotM on an infinite •mall c.tpilal.
Tb< inurd'rr mania seem* to have Uft New
York a&i&jgofis into th) country. It is
eJ oat" ter*. Shocking thiogs U?• ceased
to |hou toyb^y, * t *
j New Advertisements!
MAC O N ~i WEST ERnVTr
MACON, December Mth, 1*67.
CHANGE OF SCHEDULE.
On and alter Friday lh* 18th the trains will
be run ef folio we:
l.**ve Mecon > e. m. err Atlanta 8.15 a. m.
Lears Maeon II 80 s ro err Atlanta 810 pm
I ta>* Atlente 13 night, a r Meeon 7 16 *. m.
I.viva Atlanta II m arrive et Maeon 6.40 p,a
The night train.will not be ran on Sundays,
Th* night l sin from Atlanta connects
with th* Cantril Road el 9,46 *. m., end the
Houth-Weetein st 11 *0 tun,also with the AL
b*ny train, tri-weeklr, which leave* Meeon
7 ,t6 *. m, on Moadsye, Wednesdays and Fri
d«re.
I h* soon train connects with the Cenlrsl
Road al 11,30 p.m.’ end Kouth-weitera A. R
br Albany tad C-lumbisat 1.30 a. m.
ALFRED L fYLPR.Sup’h
p<* sa. is*? <ftv.
DOWNING HILL
SV w Sets QS3 Sta V
ATLANTA, GEORGIA.
mHR aubsribeie offer at wholaialaqr retail,
I ever) extonaive collection of Fruit Tree*,
Grape Vince, dec., Ac.
Catalogne sent by mall to all applicantc
tree ol charge.
PETERS, HARDEN * CO,
Atlanta, Georgia.
November 9,1857 dlrn
NEW AMBROTYPE AND
PHOTOGRAPHIC GALLERY.
IN
Markhams New Iron Front Building.
Whitehal Htrtst. Atlanta, G*orgia.
I*ODard,
B (IDwioiir.
thia day **»oeUted blmaslf with Mr. J. .. f „,p,
on* nf th* oltaot anl moat #xp*rtonc*d aittata In th#
Union, snd that th»y ate now pr*pnr*d ta produr*
tb* mr*t arii.tie and Uf*-Uk* hetur** now
th*Hoatt»*rn But**
M***r* C. M fl. wriuld *sjr to th*|r fiftndfi %*t th*y
ha** on* cf th* b*«t *rranft*l *S\jr and Bid* lJ|hU
now In oa*. fto*of Hr i*rg**tsi.d flnaat C*m*rs'a, alao
a *pl*ndM!y 4it#«! (,ar*n v h*r« l*4|i»« enn*n)aj on# of
th*dn*«t t4»o*sl risr. rain tha city. 1 a-'.l** and 0*atl*>
m*n sr* r*apwt!«Hy Invited t«giv» thmn * call
N l».—Particular attention will b* paid to taking
Katur*a of Cblldrea 9
Prie** te »al* bard lira** PitlafMtlrm or oo aharg*
Cbemloala, btock, kc , faralab*d to tb*
^ Ijjparat*#, Cb<
Tobacco, Tobacco,
U8T ri»cdif*il tlirectfMm Virginia, a choios
lot uf TOBACCO, among which in a
few boie* of that juatly celebrated Brand
K.ANdAR T\VI8 # *\ superior to any in this
**--[ocif 4,vu) T;'ffiOWBr —
WANTED TO HIRE.
1*2 or 15 Negro Men. to
Work In tb* Ai'.atouns Gold Mlu*.—
W^Ocoti Wagti will ba givon. Tba'Monoy 1
qusnarl/ If r*quii*d. M
Apply 1* S. W. THOMPSON,
•« fldw.l/* lap*rtntand*at. JUstooaa, Oa.
SMITH & F RANK L I
Pi oJuct and •. 'o*nmit*ten Merchants, and Dialers as
Familf and Plantation Oroceriis, $t.
Vf arielte Htreel, Atlanta, Oeorgia
n. smith. a. p. rRAjfxurr.
SMITH A FRANKLIN,
WOl’LD r**pactfully announce t«C
ha citlzona uf Atlanta art, ai
*uodiag country, that they i
i^»tow racelvtng an I opening, aod will keap m
Gr*. a apUndid stock of FA.MIL Y Q#0CERIE8,
Ulch tb* a;a otTurlng at prio*a that will oomn*t*
with any houa* In th* alty, aou aak a abar* ef pat*
ronag*. *
Tl.ey will gira ap*elal attention to tbaaal* of Ba*
>n, l-anl, Klour, Grain. Tobacco, Ac., ae.
Con»iguer.< t h reapectfuy aolicit*d.
Sta.l'rouipt atteutlou given to Caab Qrdwa.
bior* oo Marietta atr**t, to tha building fornwrl*
occupi*vJ by C. I». Parr.
Iittauiter 13,1S47 _ dwt
EXEC UTOR’S~S a1~E
A OKKKAbLY to an order of th* Coart of Or
dinary uf Catopbsll oounty, will b* told oa
th* firat Tuesday in February next, bofore the
Court Houae Door in tbe town of Campbellton,
within the legal hours of sale, the real estate of
John Little debased, consisting of a part of Lot
No. 29, containing 70 acres, rnoro or less, being
th* South east part of said Lot, all situate, lying
snd beiug in the 7lh district, originally Cowotta
now Campbell county, sold for tha benefit of tha
heirs and creditors of said deceased. Terms
made known on day of sale.
Dm 18, ’5T WILLIS MORGAN, Bx'r.
G EORGIA, Chrxokbi Couxtt—Whereas
John II. Cook appliet to ma for letters ef od>
iitration upon the estate of Jeremiah Ceok
late of said oounty deceased. Thee* are, t hre-
fo re to cite and admonish ^11 and singular, the
kindred and creditors of said deceased, to be and
appear at our Coart of Ordinary, to be held in
and for said county, on the second J/onday In
January nexf, to show cause, if any they hare,
why aaid letters should not be granted the ap»
plicant. J.4J/ES JORDAN/ Ordinary.
December 14,1857 ; Qd
C OUNTRY store keepers will ind* that tb#
Commercial and J/onetary articles published
in the New York Weekly News cin be relied
upon. The markets are alone wflrth tbe sub.
102 Nassau street, New York.
December 20, 1867
wit
G EORGIA, Chirokii Cguntt.— Whereas
Joseph Knox appliet to me for letters of ad
ministration upon the estate of William Cobb
late of sab! county deceased. These are, there*
fore, to cite and aiimonish all and singular, the
kindre 1 and creditors of said deceased, to show
cause, if any they hare, why said letters should
deeld, '57
JAJ/BS JORDAN, Ord'y.
G eorgia, retro*Cor»TT.-Wh*r**aJohnI>alrTin.
I'U, applies for letters of administration, with
will a tii-ied. on the Mtateof WUUnia UeMurtrey late
of *e. i eouaty Jece-tsad.
That# am tberefora to eite and admonish all and
lingular tba kindml and creditors of said deesamd,
and ntbvri c< noerodl to be aod appear at my oBe*
within the lime prescribed bylaw, and show cause(If
any they bare,) why said letters abaU oot begraated
tb* aoblieant. Giv*o under my hand oflcJally at ofloe
this Oth day of December, 1117. JOM B. MEAD, Ord y
Notice to Debtor* and Creaitort«
G DOR'MA. halCiLi Cdcstt.—All persons baring
demands against W. Y. Pool, late of eald oounty
d*c<M«eti, sm ooMfled to pr#»ent them, property aC
teated to me within tbe time preMrlbed by law and all
pereonaIndebted to said dec*aaad, are hereby required
to maka immediate payment
4*« 11 joflN CTIAMBLKB, Adm»r.
J. B. IXO.WAfllV
4wtf
LUMBER ! LUMBER ! !
formerly o«n#d by Hr. Jneepb Uornaby, and ,u«, nnr
r*nc*m«nta er* * .eh that w* *ao fill tMlia for lomUi
at very eboit notice. We bote te abar* a liberal pat-
ronag* from lhoe* to wsal of l umber gtnerapy.
!>♦»• 1#, dim. HMITH k WTTfijma.
DANIEL PITTMAN,
GENERAL INSURANCE AGENT
piBPIOTVUUV laforau fall frleade, (bade
A Vraiare fas will be IftoD J derlog baeineee bean,
tb. ofloe of Moooro. 8. 8*aa • Co., JJsbaau
re.1, AtleaU.
AUeate. Jea. II (4*wlf.)
W £'*««S»U5 %
CARROLLTON
MA80NIC IN8TITUTE.
JOHN K. LEAK, Proficient.
s ~ the exortlioi of (hU lootltatlob
will open on tho fini^Wodnoaday
in Jai.ttirv, I8F8. Tho comae of
IS (borough end extensive, boch in
(he Mel* snd Female Deportment*. We have
t large building, gooj society end a location
as healthful ae any in Georgia. Board *■
per month, tution reasonable. Wo hop# U
receive,ae w* will endeavor lo deoerre lt,the t.
beral patronage ol the Muonic Fraternity an
(Le public generally. We will make it to Ih
intorul’of all who patrnniie the Institution
For perlicnlaro tddroeo John K. Leak, Oxford
Oeorgia, or tha undereigned at Canolllo n
Georgia. B. D. THOMA8UON. W. M.
J. T. MEdDOR. 8 W.
J M. REDWlNBJ. W.
Nov 34.1857
GEORGIA Cherokee Ceuly,
IITHEREAH, Jorinh tYarren appliulo
W me for letter* of Administration upon
he estate of John M, Evens .deceased, thee*
are, Iherrfors, to cite snd admonish ell and
•ingalar. lha kindred end creditors of uld do-
c ... I, to ohow cause within th* time pre-
•crlbed by lew, why said letters should not bo
granted the applicant.
JAHK8 JORDAN, Ordinary.
Nov. 8, 1867 w40d
*['WU Month'arier date applto.llon will he
A mod# to tho Court ef Ordinary of Fallon
connty for leave to Mil pert of Lot of Lend No.
I la the fourteenth din., of (originally Bean.)
now Tatton county, belongtag to (be estate of
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