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dhronicle & Sentinel. o A UO'ji txjiim.—We understand that E, ■l teadnian, Esq., of this city, has t • 1 a' tl».- /lispo.-i.il of Rev. Dr. Brantley, ore tnous'd dollar, to be distributed n#n.:r the A' • ta Bui/erfire. i his id a very baqa.vt ft ■<i n.i'io , m ' ?an exaia|i!e well-worthy of _ heirs' to!- ] O . ,and. We hojie many thousands of dollars ■will be (riven foi ii.. -‘'ne ohi •.rat by those in our midst, who are abie to contribute of their abundance. Dk wti ht Poiaox.—A. number of the Firf.y fifth Georgia Regiment, K R. Irwin of Clay co. Ga, while in Richmond a few days since picked up a vial «dhch he supposed contained 'orpbine, and which he swallowed. The drug oroved to be poinon. He died from tho effects .f it in this city on Friday night. • Tiif. Yellow f ever., it is said, has made its .i- pearance at Savannah. It ig stated < hat it as also rnado is appearance at Jacksonville id St. Augustine, Fla. The heah of our troops oh Uio coast still until.' A. - - —risfffv 4* OM FlUiTl Our itiji • ctupiea anew position. The front rt. -nd aerosa the Veat Ivint R-.ad a l . Pal met' and the left down the Cbattahoo cbee near c;amp'oelt'n. letU i writers thi '.i Get. Hood intend* to move towards Blue Moutci". tff>«s to*thr ■ en Sherman’s re rr, and compel him to grfoo up Atlanta or force him to attack u-i in out lorilft cations. One thing is certain, our pontoon team# have been sent forward. If Hood dor s not keep Sherman occupied it is very evident that tire latter will occupy his time in making raids. The Hag of truce armiutace is io bo extended five days Jonger. • About twenty-five ,hundred refugee have come South and three thousand have gone North. Some of the citizens have determined to remain in Atlanta until forced gut by the bayonet. Nearly all the young men left in Atlanta have chftsen to go North or have gone to work’ iu Yankee shops. All those who have elected to-go North, who have been in the Confederate service, are to be sent there tm prisoners id war. The only parties who have gained consent to remain In Atlanta, who have heretofore been residents, are two men named Markham and Schofield -a brother of the Yankee General. A large number of negroes left Atlanta with the exiles The negroes who accompanied the Yankee army committed all manner of outrages upon their colored brethren in Atlanta. the Yankee officers informed Mayor Calhoun that they would be glad if every ne gro wiftt South The Yankee soldiery are pulling down all tire houses in the suburbs, using the materials for camp huts or fuel. A lagre number of Yankee recruiting agents are in Atlanta. They offer one hundred and fifty doll irs in greenbacks for negro recruits. The Yankee army around Atlanta, appears to be divided in regaii'do Modellau and I J.n<■■ >tri Ueu. Thomas is said to be in favor o: MoCioi lan. Griffin i%not yet occupied by tho Yankees— although it is pretty well evacuated by us. FROM WIIftfiUjfcH’QCOMMAND. The Mfcentr Telegraph is permitted to make - the annexed extracts from a private letter from Wheeler’s command^ It is dated Athens, Ala.. We are just returning from our grand raid on Sbermeii’a lines of commmrio .lion. The expedition thus tar is am »i pes-forf ■ - cess iu every v ay. We have destroyed effoct nully some fifty railee of the Railroad iu M '» die Tennessee, and some twenty’live in Fist Tennessee and Georgia. Wu have captured hundreds of prisoners and an immotne am ount of IJ. S. Government property of every sort. In every fight wo have innriu with tho cnemv, wfi have neon victorion# Wo went in about Two and a half miles of Nashville. Our*rip throughout Tennessee, wits a con tinuous grand ovation—and has given us some 2,000 recruits of moat excellent material for cavalry. The people of Te!iTt(;sdi;e a; o very cheerful and have the finest crepe known for years, which they a-e very anxious to- i brave boys of our gallant arm y to com.; and consume. In the midst r.f our brill! int sucte.-s ««, a oloud of sadness covers the econo, in the ease of Gen Kelly, who wrs wounded on.('io Jld inst., near Franklin, whi:f> mranglr.:, Ms line of battle. Ills wound wa th t we were compelled to leave him io the er.-tnv lines, but in the hands ot kind friends. jig Galt, the surgeon of th? division, think? ho may possibly recover. His gallantry and -as a soldw was of liio first order, ana the never ltd a more useful officer. Do not suppose the goop people of Tonne?: u —and they are a host—are* subdued l»- no weans. Milk and honey, and evt-iy oilier good tiling to tempt the appetite was laviehcd u,*iun us everywhere tho “God biesi; the ilchcit" was on every tongue. i think the damage we haye. don? the mil— .OHdft will require at least thirty days to h ive It repaired la die meantime, how is Sher man to subsist his army ? From thu best infor tation we could obtain twenty days Rations us the utmost of Ms supply. I can but think •en. Sherueiri'a army must retreat—at least to ;>'ittaeooga, if not further. FROM V.IIOIMA. Accc.ding c the best information wo Live been ab to obtain the battle iu the Virginia \ alley. place to which our forces fell ! •k, took plan'.. two or three miles east Os Wtoclie Jfr. Newton is right milts south of Winches ter, and Fiaher'a Ildl eighteen mile= riuther up the Valley. It is on tue south bank of a creek which emp ■-* into the Shenandoah river, a cannon shot south of Sharpsbuig From this point to Staunton the distance is s’xty mile*. Private despatches have been received giv , ing the information that Genetai Fit-hash Lee revived a flesh wound in the thigh, and that General George Patton was seriously wounded and left in Winchester. Ir ‘s si -, re I porti-d that General Wharton is wound and In this battle o:r loice* w'Mogrc.t >< i.— ■ . bcml A Kentlt'tnau rec-nth- » ri EarlvV sfciff, says Sheriifon "h-rry-n thousand iufaniry aud ten tb>":s«n I c.-v . . It is believed that the Yankee tare-- ui ;h Val ley has been recently greatly aegmeut-d bv reinforcements from the jin-rissippi Vaik-v nud from ahermau’s army. Some think that Sherman lias sent to Virginia as many as twenty thousand troops. A report that Gr»nt was in command of thu enemy's forces is believdd to Have some foun dation. General Rodes was shot in the head while selecting a position for a battery, and lived hut it few moments FBOSI K-STtVivY. Accounts from the New Department of Ken tucky. are of a 1 ery reevnt date and of a de - cidedly cheerine character. Recruits ire riccu-ng to onr starvife-'I in laree unmbers. end w'th proper a verv formidable farce «i:i soon be gatbpied under General J.-laso ; , command, finely ramie: vl and equipped by the loyal citterns of the De partment. Tile only unpleasant intellisrenee we hare from this department >» that Gen Johnson seriously wounded a short time since, havin'* been shot, through mistake, by one of bis own “t®' . He , had attacked and taken a Yankee J? m P m the early • morning, and w.« leavimr the camp with his prisoners when he was fin and upon by some of our men who. in the da-km >■ of the morning, mistook »he party for "a bod v cf Yankees att. mptinat to esarpe. m« wound is a very serious one. and may incapacitate him for any further active duty •en John- ; son’s Awat popularity with the people of.this ! part ot Kentucky makes his loss at this thne ■ exceedingly unfortunate The New York Times confesses honestly that ‘•a people in such a state of m ud ** the tiouth rmers. with armies of to much pluck, spirit and endurance and so well led, as they nut and keep in the field, canuot be subdued by ’jiMd aliens «m field hands, ” , FOREIGN ITEM*. Nathaniel I’alraer A <>> . merchants of Lon- I doti. have scr-pended. Their liabilities amount to £200.00:). their assets to the same.’ 1' e Prince a:id i t inters ot Wa'es embarked o the .so inst ut at Dundee for Denmark. It it reported that Princeas D'.srnjtir, second and .t.ghrer* of Ki. g CerUiion, of Denmark, is about to be I ridded to the Czar witch, the t.. >-■ f.n of the Kmpdror of Russia : also. ;i; i i' King of Greece is to marry a Russian i I that Ihe Bra ziliau govtrn tba It : * of dqdcuiawi. relations with England, rc( i imeri'.'cd r.y the Portogcee Clcvt,ament and vet-pte I by the British Cabinet’ The Br k ot England advanced its rate of discount >o nine ; *-i cent on the Mil nut. At Liverpool at last dates, breailstuff3 were dull, and provisions lower The L don Herald thinks there is considern-. ble ezagg-riii /. iu tbs esnmate formed by -i mo a*- io the probability of a speedy hnmma tion cf the American war. A com-pondc it writing to tho London limes, think* if Mr. Lincoln proposes an ar ini-ticn it will only be *o influence the election, and will lead to peace us the result He aisn says one thing is certain, if Mr Lincoln is re i-P -ted. by riisWer means, the threats of the D- raocratic party to resist will iso found to bn mere talk. Krarjklort advices show renewed activiity ia United Slates bonds apd improTorae it in prices It i : mored that the Emperor intends to ei ’ tbii.-h anew nobility as a conntcrpoisS to OirruKracy. I he l aris correspondent of the London News • »ys the gencioi opinion prevailed that the Ern p4-« r'r lirr.lth ,yas in a very unsatisfactory •state. . A p.oriin paper, which, in otbor respects, is n-itgfriendiv to the Bismark policy, says that whatever G T .'.iuy may have gained by the Danish war, it iu. • at least had one good ef fect: it h-.u put an end ta the periodical alarm of a Piem h invasion of the Itbenish provinces and to the supers'ition that nothiug could be done in Europe without tho pel mission of Lou is Napolepp. Tho pc.?! j conference at Vionna commenced on the iMth of August; a second meetin - t.h?: plenipotentiaries took place on the 2fiib. and a third on the 29th. which shows that they .no more in earnest than they wyro in London, where thoy met once a week, to separate again for want of instruction. The principal difficul ties that are still to be overcome are, in the first place, the rectification of tho frontiers, ■ which the Danes wish to draw further south than Uie Allies aro disposed to admit, and then tiie repartition of the national debt, which the dohleswigor* would fain eschew altogether, as ’they contend that it was incurred for purely Danish pur poses, and that they are sufficiently burdened already in having to pay the war ex penses. Jt is extremely doubtful therefore, whether a treaty of peace will bo concluded before the expiration of the armistice, which in that event, would have to lie prolonged for six weeks iu order to give time for further ne gotiations Letters f, om the.great fair of Nigui Novgorod con:' lain bitterly of the scarcity of cotton* Prices have r*m twenty-five to thirty per cent and a-e still fcoldidg up It appears fiv this that, the expectations of obtaining suffi- O'ent cotton for Fcr.-ia and Buckliara to super ode the supply- from America have not been realized. Attempts are being made to increase the cultivation iq Transcircasi% in come parts of which the climate is tolerably favorable ; but It will take some time before any consid erable quantity is raised, and the quality, :hi>ugUi'.'ipei:or to-the Centre-Asiatic, ia by no moans equal to the American, or even to the ’ better sorts of Egyr.au. The reports of the continued progress of a r. ccp movement iu America caused a very anx ious canvass of the war question in England The London 1 imes expresses the r»pioioh that the No.' u won!! approve of an armistice. This idea is combatted in other quarters by the r.s . tion that the rahnng of the blockade wou'd ■ oaf be senction-'d ’j !m Loudon Times seeks to modify g finan cj-il par.;.; which was produced in. London by tile pem • rumore, by the thqt peace cannot, cnene >.o long u; the North, insists on the restoration of tho Union as a li:st condi - tion. The London Time* thir.ks the indecisive tone of the war is ilueia a great, measure to scicii tifio can-.,. —the superior arms in tbc hands of the troop;- on cither aide, ami the earthworks which 'no tbrown up. The probability of a peace adjustment in America, and the. chance that a large amount of ootio-t wenid be let from the Southern ports bj tho consequent relaxation ot, tho blockade, produced a t cry uneasy excitement in the Lon don rit.uk Exchcge' tdonsois declined on - half per ont—the Imavict fall experienced in one day dnrsti.r many y Felts—leaving the final quotations o .iy one-half pw cent, above 1 1 < i ~.i -t point reached iu JRST Discou'it w...i in ;e■; ire dems id Messrs Natlmith-l F'>! a: • 6 !5-, "f ! ".iifos. had ; asvepde-i with li il.iiV.i.'.t ;■■::r l '.:'ri"-c t'- i iOd.ooo, '-.nd assets •I’.i io beni’ the same in'iicc. Oonsoia _ closed :n 1 ri. !> en tiio pth instisnf. and. fc’ri} for money. fob 1 e tins bo n rc riw.L at Lloyd's, L- n am, t>. .< two moro Oontederute cruisers Iciri evr.tbe Union wnr >6earner* and sne c. - .nd-. ."i". out ot .'bo humor of Wilmiuelon# red ■it'Cc tin'll had destroyed no less than thir ty throe Union merchantmen. . ’The t 'onb-derate <vttbu so .n was bouyant at n further advance . Cotton declined Id to 2Jd on the week in Liverpool, owing topeace rumors from Arner tea and an advance in tho Bank of England ro-tn Anew «ph-. 554, ftfo is building on the chiir.lt ol *. Stephen, if Vienna, and will, wiser completed, be Use higuelit in Europe. Tho half-yearly opening of the sinking fund of tue Confederato ioan ar Liverpool, on th,. Ist Nearly one sixth prt of the loan had ai m'd v be.-n redeemed, vie ; £340,000 by cotton tv.d i1b;.,600 by sinking fund. Tin sri-tii" -- Ifov.eyv, a Scotch paper, says it Is is iiiteliig-acc -iVom a quarter quite rslia -1: that tlie Evil ot Ailio has gone to the Uiii ted b asps, carries with him tbe views of tho (iovcrnnieot on the presant aspect of affaire, and v,:;i off.r hin.-elt to tho Oontoaeracv as a mo. i him of commuiiitation with the British Govs rnraent. f tse t rench papers speak of the forthcoming marriage o the eldest dniurbter of Mr. Slidell to., li Etlargor, th A c-gotiator of the Cnnfeder at, l.'in After ten months pleading before *h C '.rdiua s nr R 'me, the demand of M. Er • ;tU '. tot rigid z lion of iris divorce from ” Ui ■ : i ~ ““ri, . r-d there is thus c. ' - (g. zatfon t > a ~o • . u sag ,v . a > Hi'.-no. i.; p. tr de a L ire, ot Nantes says: the s O' i- '-'to: te vessels, tho Sanfr«n i.isco sad the Shanghae, built iu the yards' of Xante.. are still in the (lacks of St Nazafie, where th. t-e being fitted out with a certain degre oi mystery. A uatice stuck up very proutim : th prohibits any one from going on board Ir ia said that tho interior recesses •have been made for surrouudiug the machine ry with chains, thus constituting a sort of pla ting similar to that of tho Kearsage in ttqp fight with tl.e Alabama. If. Voruz La.i obtained, from the Minkter of .Marine, authorization to t-y the en inc, bar. the minister requires that only one v-csst-l shall go out ai a time, and that h* sb.A : hr* informed Lv teie.gmpU of each de parture. and reta:a. The date of the eiprri meut is nut yc-t fixed A OniKiCrri istic or Grkatntks.—A few days ago u.-n J v £. Johnson carried a Hdy to th M'C -n depot to jii-ocmv her s seat in •heerrs Having don-' ■. he was standing mnid a c owd of men wbcu a poorly clad, bumble-woman a*>p •nchef. s lying “For the love of bc'v «. aid me in putting the ctfiri of r y .e id husband on the train.’’ G o Johuedon was the first, aud about the only one who moved to her ass-stance, and he saw that the coffin was deposited in the cars I<i such little acts as these do we often .distinguish the qualities that charade*ise our greatest, purest men, and such Gen. J. truly Is—tldumhua Sun. The Vicksbcbo I'i-usoxees— Hon. Robert* and, Agent of Exchange. h::s issued the an nexed notice .- Ail officers and men of the Vicksburg cap ure of July 4th, 183, who reported for duty ar soy p ar ol e camp of Mississippi prior changed mt,fr l:W ’* are hereby declared ex-. NOKTiIER.V There lately died in Buenos Ayres an old man of seven y-eight yea's, who-e will contains a clause leaving r n thousand cigars for those who might attend his funeral. This eccentric testator aJso expre-sed his desire that his friends should not leate th? house of mourning with out d’ iok’ug to his memory all the wine left in his collar. It is is said the wish of the de-. ce;d w:is perfectly lulliiled. In Vicksburg, ali applicaticns for permits to p trade store.-:, have to swear lha* they are citi/.o!!.-:. and have always been loyal and .al ways will conform to the proclamations ot Lin coln, and to the orders of those iu authority.— ’The names of the applicants are published and all who know any reason why any one ot them should not recifcve a pormi;. are called upon to make tho fact known. The real and personal cidtste of New York city is valued by the assessors this year at $534,940, an increase of forty millions over last year The late Confederate ram Tennessee* lately captured off Mobile we learn, is at New Or leans, where, probably, she will be overhauled and coppered. A correspondent of the Boston Journal says that 250 substitutes in the First New Hamp shire cavalry, deserted Dm hrst "night they went to camp. They hud cost the original buy ers and the Government $300,000, aud had ren dered no service whatever. Colonel Gilh'ia has been made a Brigadier General as a reward for his exploit in . killing General Morgan. George II Williams, formerly Judge -of lowa Sup: , m Court, and “unconditional Union Dem o< rat,” is elected United Scales Senator from lowa. - Grant has issued an order lhat hereafter “ra tions (halt not be -sold to citizens residing within the lines ot the armies operating against Richmond, unless such persons take the oath of allegiance. ’’ ’ * The immigration at New York contiiAe- to he large, having already reached more than 120,0 b!) this year. It. will probably reach 200 000 for the year, and a- large number will g into the army. , New-regiment* and troops are arriving in Louisville in I irge numbers. A Washington dispatch states that Gen But ler has proposed to Commissioner Ould, the exchange of all sick and wounded prisoners , held by either party, w ho are or shall be fit for active service, during the next sixly days. The proposition .has been informally accented. According to the terms proposed, Clio Federal Goveii.ment is to tiansporl the Confederate sick to Fort Pulaski, near Savannah. Georgia 1 and receive tho Federal prisoners there-. T!*c Harrisburg, Teen Telegraph learns that eev'rai ritizansof Chamborsburg have bocom Insane on account of the lost of their entire efe sects byihe late Oogfjederafo fire in that town Tho Danville, t oy.) Tribune lately appeared on a hull sheet,' and, even thus circumscribed, its present stock of white paper is entire ex hanstedr and it cannot be replenished without a permit. 'I he editor made application to the pi ope authorities at Lexington, which wan re turned for “positive evidence of loyalty,’’ and in the mean time the Tribune will have to sus-' pend until this question is decided. Imjcstio; to the Socdiebc -there is a fond eocpiaint from the soldiers with regard to the mere pittance promised as their monthly-pay. Yv'e learn that the Government is in arrears with them in the matter since January last. Thev respond'd to the call of took oounriy, left, The corafortt; and endearments of home, gave up thsir huisnSHS pursuits, indeed surren dered everything, and have undergone such hards' ips as aro seldom xperfonced and exposed tin ie li vesir. hotly contested fields, and yet the pallry sum due them is withii#i month af:e- month, until now nearly a year’s wane? are due. Their bur-incss bus been de stroyed, their families almost beggaied. and in many instances t’u-.ir health Is impaired »ud they are suffering Tom wour.ds, and still they cannot ygt a dollar of their pay. Those that are furloughed are unable even to obtain commu tation money for ttlieii rations, ft’ they draw their rations along with them, they are set up o;%hy a lot of e-harpers, who ere continifhlJy on the watch, laid wk■:> will not pay the soldiers anything i ke the mirkct value of the rations, ilut, the poor soldier is unpaid by the Govarn ment, is out of funds, and thps compelled Io Hiicriticw his iy.rd eaunings at a ruinous rate. We leartiivt. the authorities are ignorant with rtgard to the kind au.l f 'ctout ol' reeling boding' no good thair is being engendered in the armyJi'om tbi-; injustice and belay’' The eel (liens do not attribute’ibis delinquency to ina | bility on l i.o part of govern men they hn ' lievo it can’manufacture money in a! mo. t any quantify. They begin to think .that tho delay evidences an ii.difiVifnee and diMOgovd iu liner eases. They are not wanting hi patriotism or a spirit of sacrifice, tor they have already fur nisliV.i-iHa) many convincing proofs to the con try But th. y cannot discover any good and sufficient reason for withholding the small al lowance to which ike Jaws entitia them, ihey need :heii' pay to purchase comfort for them selves ami to assist their ffunilu-a, who are con tiunv'iy writing to them and dceeribing their dost;' uta condition. This iDju- 'ice io 'he soldiers has already gone too far, and if, behooves the government to change ita policy and psy them promptly and rejjukt iy There is uo.claES in the land better deserving thoioduep, or who stand more in. need of them. It’ their is not moans enough to meet nil demands, let others wait at least until the soldiers receive what is now due them We be speak the attention of the authorities to the paramount t Liras of tbe soldiers who have so song borne the lent and burthen of the day. —Aloiitgomeiy Advertixcr. ilow Novtb has VcTEP. riThe ft.ilpwtng tal.-loa show r-’-sa'.'rt of the i'rv<fid€Mti-U etootion lu US'), ;>ndt>f the Stale ia 18H. They will bj found parlfralßily intcretf Ing at til's it - \ v> hra the Noi-.h is cn lira eve or onettoj- FtesUton till < tor.tori: rOPULAB VOTE OF TTIU I.OYAJ. 6TAIE3 FOS PSEfIIDXHT IN 3SOI Bfrck'n fctrifos. lull- *»lo. ihljjc. Bet). ‘ Cal’for uiT, «k7ol f H 971 bl 9'U y iH. C<-u:.pa:>. J, 4\7‘2 >6-l *S 17.XV-1 3,.’W ili ti. to, I..’.’MA . 2>m K.ri 6-v, 4 051 Ini -J* l-’.ht-S Jo. Y.-i Ic» v. TANARUS, TV/‘l IC.*U B*jnn 1,755 Kenmcky. 136* ta h-T'ii fi-.TJO ‘•iiiiiv. f.vur» .'-<751 !r«B» twftachmetta, 1“..' 1,» >0277 SUOJ 2“. Miaito; and, « : -5.9id 4 .**s > • 61,2-4 f'Jt* ?! 1 ssrau 1. ) 7,0-38 S . •; 17 t «>;72 MiunertOlit, *. 21.*.Si 77H 31.5-H -H M m Mild, *3Pi»5 42,511 f-,053 41735 N Harai»ii!ra, P 7 s’o 2,112 2 5 ,83 l 417 New York 802.3(19 ' ' e.v J.rsej. ’ I 242 4 573 IDI OV'a>. 2316 0 11,405 387,2 0 12 8^ Ot-Tra, 5 .Mo 6,0.-7 4 i 44 ! .2 iNnrsylvnr.il, 27 - 7*» 17,350 32,7-:.5 Kli-.de Island, 1 2 *2J i 7.77 V*. rmott 31 ►‘fid 2 £79 8,745 2 1 7 Wi .Cri-i-tn, *33 6(7,0<1 l»;i iivt Vi JDatwara Sb 6 7,-44 * 1,063 :';.S6B Total 1,864.6 3 202 940,632 Fusion v«te— l UftMi'vi-'.cut, 1 676 ; New York. 8 8.793 ; New Jersey, 6?,901; Penns, Ivan a, 176,<i3\ Tola!, £54,839. Total opposition vole in loyal' States, - - -2 054,040 Lincoln’s vote la the toyai Stales, - - - 1,854,0x3 Popular majority Lincoln, 160.027 A2 VOTE IN 1553. Democratic Repnb'lean anti arid WAtes Copperhead. Uhini. Calif mid, 43,25' 6.3,165 Connecticut, . fS/iSS 41.0.32 liiinoK 95.8.5 125, 2£$ Indiana—no election. lowa, 83.7*6 46,882 Kent icfcy. 17,878 (8,838 K: naaa—no elect, n. 6a 866 87.911 vhusetta, 29.907 70.588 M o igno 619 8 88.V92 > ,-?r.art, 4*.?i6 702 Mirnerrra, 12,7 2 19 5iG M aty land. 15 984 86 360 -< ** H Tan*- re. 2 .035 Nw'.ork. 2?l 9 2 81*847 A- ew -Jersey, 89, .96 29.813 : : l _ IS ,274 2-7165 l 'V vania, " * '254 171 209.496 u urlsuind, 7.587 30 82-3 41" at. 31.9-2 29 673 MWI 70.651 v, >\ Ireinia -noOT-posiuon t * 1 ni -u candidates. Delaware, yg 957 Tota\ 3,3 0,001 1,665.049 Liverpool Cotton Market, Sept- J>. Brokers' circular reports the sales of the week at 26.000 bales including 4.250 to speculators, aud 7.500 to exporters. The market has de ■e’iaed 1-a 2dd, owing to- peace rumors from Amer ! ca ami the advance in the Bank rate The authorized qnot.it: *n? are: Fair Orleans, 31i; middling orl acs. 204: fair Mobiles,* hid: nrddiisg JtoWles. 204: fair Uplands, 304 : mid dling Uplands 2Siu The stock in port is es j timated at 347,000 "bales, of which 8,500 are j American. The sales to-dvy were three thousand bales, ! the market closing with a downward tendency. : but quotations unchanged. New York .Money Market Sept. 19 Gold op -ned in New York at 225, aud drop ped to 223 j. On the news from Texas, howev ever, tha "bulls” mode a strong effort to rally the market, and it r*se to 226 J, tlieu dropped off $. reacted to 22<;j, declined to 224| closed at 225 j. , • Scnithern stocks .are quoted in New York: Missouri 'is. 05 a (16 ; Virginia (Is, fill; Tennes see 'I-, st' ! ; 60 was bid for North Carolina 6s, and 62 rt&'ked. ilifiiikiond Totmf4*o >larket. At a ISLe in Richmond, thre3 hogsheads of fine leaf tobacco brought the following rates : No. 1, $365 per 400 pounds ;No 2. S3OO per 100 pounds ; No. 3, $286 per 100 pounds.' • , \egro Sale*. At a l*te auction:«ale in Columbus the an nexed prices vj-erc obtained: A negro woman twenty two-years old, and child two years old, $3,410; pne womau and child, $4,450; a girl sixteen years ohl , $3,225. At a late aucriou sale in Charlotte N. C , a boy oigtiiean year3 old, sold for $5,210; anoth er boy eighteen-years old, $5,350; a boy six teen yearn .(fid, $5,350; a man thirty-five years old $5,000; a boy thirteen years old, $4,750; a g ; rl ssioen venrs old, $5,000. NOTICES. Ottiee of On. ISeltef and Ilospttnl Association. Avovsta., fi(;)t. 19th, 18S4 'ilie mombers of the Board of Superintecdenta Georgia Itellef aud llopplta* Association, are hereby notified that the annual meeting of the Board will take place at :o A. Id., ot Wednesday, the &th day ol October neat ahd at the rooms ofitho Association in Augusta. A’ punctual attendance ia earnestly requested. E. Sxasxw, president Board of Superin’endente. MEIinEUS OF BOAttD: Hdn JoscpluE Blown • James Camel;, M D Ktv a }nrS:,-ker BevJ O A ' lark nr iter Moclieo Eliott • Key W.l Hard J M.mdard.ri HI H H Steiner, at I) jy.'feirk t'tq . K-vW J Scott Wltyoiist.Krq . Kev Wlt I Wee B B Smith, ~,.q . Rev K H Myers • h « Whitile. Esq • uen Geo V, Yvana Bithop (WO ff fli.roa .1 M f-ewhy, E q U V Idilldr, M 1' lion J W Lewis : ion Wm'v. Kt-esa Jam.s Oardn'r. Esq Prof C VV Lam: ’ W .1 Owen?, Esq Henry Haie; 'Jf-q Geo M Thew, Esq T M h urldw, Esq- ■ . Ifon G .1 .Jenkins Wnde. B (Salhrau, E.q E Stamoa. HondiTlA , ,d„ wS 9 “ BOUgHTY, CitITOX FAGSOK <t ÜBNRUAL COMMISSION JIKRCHAKT. (AT ') HE OLD I-TAKIt OF DOUGHTY, BEAU. & CO.) JAO&KOK BT„ AUGI'faTA, GA. Be;.l ;; fid&tw wssolution: " nma Urn* ©f 330UGHTV, BEAIJi A CO., Is tWßi»ft7 (118* I. s ivrd l.y mutual consent.. Either pariner will elgn the u -;ir««.i'ifii* firm In liquidation. The Uu:iuit.3 will hereafter bo oomluitKlby .IT. W. Doughty ou Lis owl accoiar. E. W. DOUUH'I'X, % W A. BEaLL, O. W. L OU O UT Y. Aii?m4a, 04. Ilflt. M -4w33 ,jh. a ubs!L”elh}us i •■■f-JT :.KVTR< H > V ADMIN)ITS ASTIR* UT.VL b.-DF GHIItGI a, Lit EN Eri oONtY. AoUcf; la hereby given that I will anply at the next No i ri.nl er tern ot the < ’ou’t of Ordinary for said cx>unty tor io st-U Hf Lands belonging to the estate of the 1 -te Ho comb G :*L o: F ..f ,«?dd.c/)untj, containing 40') acres, mort cr less, it beng ilie iiUntation• n ivhicii said Holcomb G. Meore re .ideit .t th? 'liuc of hisde°th. i. it LEM &OOLiE, Adm’r. cf Holcomb Q. Moore dec. aug 18 6w83 g T TFi»E tj EORGIA, KIOHMOND COUNTY. TVhe.eng, MaJvina M. Joues applies to me for Letters of FitariiiaTiTMp for Le.le t A. Lulling, orphan-ajid minor of Le an-U-r a Demihg. di-ccaised: Thi. J *':noi!>eivfoie to cite and admonish, all and singular the kinaiv uiiD.l frien. sos- said minor, to be and appear at my oftflv. on c )' i fore the first Mod day hi October next, to show causo, if ai'y tiiey said lettere should no.t be grant ed. * Given under my liaod and official signature at otflre in Au gusto, this Ist day oi September. Icfl4. sep« Cw°.6_ DAVID L COATK, OuTy. vteorgia, gkf.ene county. \7T v;nueas, Thomas Abins applies foehhe guardianship o? L;i*'. p rson and property of-aary i»»i:y AfeWg, orphan (under fomteen ven*s of u;,'c) cf James franklin Akins, late of uaid county, dec . acd. ifriHCCru, therefore f 0 cite and r.drconieh all persons con v:npd to ahpw c* *s.i why vhegua- -lamhip of the person and ir. perty o^ t rdd -y phan she-id not he vested iu said applicant, ut ! .<»•* Court of Ordinary to oe held in and fc,r tald county, on tt e firvt MQisda / )n Nov. mber next. 'liven uid .r mv Imud, ui ofllee in Oreencrb ro, September •°d, itvi4. EUGENIUS L.KIN >, !•?]» 4 rfw33 Ordinary. U f ATfTcvif OEOH(i.A,KIUUMONO O VH T¥. Whereas,- Juntos W Laviea guardian of Wsi!i id M. i/.tv 1 ?, lumov (noiv vs age) epplioe to me for Letters of Dla mistiwu. Thwjri ire the-c/ore to dte and a-iraonish ail. and singular iai.dre-1 hod Ulfcads of said mlu-.r. to he and appear at. my o0i«v, on or before the first. Monday in November next, Io show e:;t>€‘, if any they have, why said Letters should nott-e granted. • Given mnjcr ray hand and ohi.ji'il signature, at office in Au ;?u«U, this Mh, (toy of fceplendier, - ‘D.i VXD L. It OATH, Ordinary, /.< P B ' €V9.il vi 1“ Of’ GEORG! OGLItHOUBE OUUNTY. i j Whereas, John (1 lia.vtfilield apn(iea to ino for lettera of adin de bonis mm with the will annexed, upon the t at -!e of Bony Hartsfl**ld, lat<. of aaH county, deoeased. T-,.i". ar,« ,iiu. (t;.re, to c.ce and adDioniid: a li, ana singular the kindred and < editors) of said deceased, to ho and appear at my office v.-ilhia Eie by law, to show cause, If :„ny they have wuy sold leticvssliouhi not ho giant Kl. Given utjder rdv hand aud official signature, this Bth flay of ;ioptehibe.r 1804.' n pll Cwi.7 U, O. SHACKELFORD, Ord’ry. □ TJTE oy OEOHHXA;, OGLETHoKI’ifiOOUNTY. * S VVlri-ivu:’, Williain Idwarris, Guaaiian for Jamer K., Eran r-i- hi < ui<l Mary A' Mi Ell tv .-.pows To the Court es Ord nary ol -aid county at iis tieptemifo'r Term. 18»>4 f that he hafe fully •diff-hkig a tue mist reposta iu Win as surh Guardian and is nready to be «iS§i*h:trg.‘d: Tiio aivttierefrjrp to cite and admonlah all and singular the kindred and salrt minors to he and appear at my elite-*. witikn' by law, to show cause, It any tt" /.nave, why said guardian should not he discharged from said trurit. ( (•Hven under my-hand and official signature, this grh day of Beptria er-iu«ri. K. C. sliAC&ftLPuftp, ■■■lYirrl.lnT *■***! 1,11111 11 1 iiiiimriirhi hi 11 .rMf MOHTiI»^OTIC^r •jyoTio^. t v/o months* after dr»tr application will.be made to tbe Honorable Sne» ourt of Or‘ihit ry of Richmond coufity, tor leave to adl twenty-fiv-' acre; of LAND, more or less, in said coim t/bi!onging to esiuteof Rufus Jones, dec ased jy'3 Bw°i JACO ii GOODWIN, gxecutcr. ‘VT'O'i'i " lx A p {ideation vvlil be made to the Court oi Ordlnary*cd • Jimolu couniy. Georgia, at the ff’.nt regular t**un after the ex -1 iration of two oirinth<.n om tcisn tte.e, for leave to stll the lands belonging toting E.dnte <"i Jamas I>. hamuela, late of said eoun*v. in Geared, for :i.e benefit of the holes and creditors of .->4 id driee.vfod, CATHARIN DTJMN, aug n> 8w34 Adm’tux. of Jas. D. Samuels. •'jiroTicK.' r . : Xi kppl-cattiiii wi‘l be made to th' Court of Ordinary f Linealn at the first regular term after the ex i.iruiion«'.ftwo months rrem ;Ms rotiee, for le-ve to sella negro man 6.1 l-giug to the edaiv of William H. Norman lute of esdd county, deceased, for the benefit of the heirs and credit oh ot said <l*:ceased. JAMES H. Mo MULL AN, au* ?n , vii'i'rof wpi fi TSonnin. „v t i:okg] a,ta i .TaV kk hcTcounty. " 3 v h Mxty and •’,* alter application wiU h made to the Couit of Ordiitary ofTaUafe.ro counta* for leave to sell the laud a* and ferro c .unty, deceased. . - ESAU ELLINGTON, SCP 1 3w3A Ailm’r. with WiU annexed. T ' i 1 l w;. months iiftor date, or the first regnlai term of the v o*i?t ol Drohrary theresrlteff, applLation v/lli ! em*»je to the Court >■( ('r*i\uury o i t •gletiuj’Te county, GrorgD, for le ve to -.NI a poit’ori of t. e nfgfoes belonjrinz to the minor children of John P. Latimer, deceased, this l :iU Sept, 1864. 4 „ TABIIUa O. LATIUKR, iwif ii rr—-T—i—n■ ■ i ■ Guardian, NOTICE ««" teiSTOHSABB CfSEOITORS OPO'HOKGIA, LINCOLN COUNTY. 1-5 . 7' c iHUm 5 ’ *!YS and , t 0 hs«t,2 demands . .. -i Amu r r. fianjriCtv, late of trad county, ueeeased, to t" v-aMdcmvo me properly inada out, wid.iu tha time lire hcriued by law, .vs to show thiir character and amount. And ai. persons ;mN -en to raid, deceieed are hereby required to make immediate payment. H ALEXANDER JOIINsjTON. eu,? Aufc'r. ick. «toc. V C/fIOE. . "" • i * ,4Ji persons itulebted-to ihe Estate of ThrAna* I ssss*^s Se d t;mefS hf uV'**" 1 tb *“' July attc,teJ ' - E. JACKSON, s-- in *■»— OtMAIHT.JWRTie, fir.j, 50 feiutor,. *\*OTl< K. : ' IV Ali arsons ioUc-btul to Uw E-tateotßlchartlllUev late 1-f Oichn..,:i.rroilntv, c-t- !Wd, will imme“late navirat to he un<l»!«Koed : »<t loose having claims JaES^SJ Sl-iShT“iw^ Ilt - U ““’ tfUlf wl 'Wn the time pre? SARAH KILEY, - •— 1 I _ Administratrix. TCOTiCE TODEBToKS AND CREDITORS “ £l, huwpit'demaafo again* the i «ate of Cath a T.e\,L < i Ev-utnohd comity.deceased will d»-prp-.* thun whh.n the Bine pte-eribed fey law, and those inrieVed ljUm— E ayment.to ; C/tAS. A.RoTIaMP Execute, A a,: fS n. «f wd«BwJV 'JAJItS h. holungs worth, - — 1 -admipie-twitor. VOTIu’E. ’ —■■ _ 1 BOMAB J. ntßr, Atlny'r. «>* ie 'osc" Ad tine «r-2i i -i , Nkßiroßd county, for it. hard iite pf noKouity. 10 ' h * » 7.nets 1 he pf A. Jones, of - »U 1 make naymtnito IS? r«e ’eS S 5S°" cliU «“ hgonut ati-1 E.tate , C l p Mllt them - lute attested, wfhfc.n the time pre «.A.riiTr. OBBNAJif* BLANK BOORS, Georgia, tauaferro county. Whereaa, J. Wallace, adinin l stra(«’r on the of CL J. TVullaee, deceased, app.ies to me for letters cf dieiuisiuou fxx'rn said administration. ■> pese are therefo e to cite and summon- ali pe» goi*s interest* c-d to show cause, if they have, wiihm the time prescribed b> law. whv s.i.d letters sboultf not be granted Given ULder mv Land, at office in Crhwfo *lvi'.le, May2’ 3 d, i 18W. J. f». 11AMMACK, my2€2Cwlhm Ordinary. I 0 . Gt LOKGIA. TALIAFERRO COUNTY. f Whereas, George F Bristow administrator on tie es tate of Dr. W. T. Rue’, applies to me for Letters of dismbaiou from F iid admiuistratiou. • Tl cbe and summons ai pereons interested, to show c#uae if any they have, wiihin the time pieseulred by law. why su'd letters should not be granted. Given under my hand, at office in Crawtordville, May 2-Sd, 18<4. . J. D. HAM MAC*. - mv 26 2fiwUmS2 Ordinary. OT ATE OF GEORGIA, RICH MONO COUNTY. \Yhereas, William J. Ansley, adiniuL*rator de bonis non or. the Estate of Robert c. Bhnk. deceased; applies to me t<»r Letters of dismission. These are tbeivfore. to cite and fulmonls*., all and singular the kindred and creditors of said deceased, to be nnd appear at my office ou or before the first Monday in November next, to show cause, if any they bare why said letters should not be granted. Given under my hand and official signature, at office in Au gusta, this 2d day ot May, let’*. DAYJ»D L. ROATH Ordina v. my 8 26wlaml8 QTATfiOF GEORGIA. RICHMOND COUNTY. \K hereas, Benjamin F. Hell,’administrator on the Estate of Nancy E. oineicy, deceased, applies to me tor Letters or Dismission : i hese are, therefore to cite and admonish, all and singular tho . kindred and creditors o*' said deceased, to be and appear at ray ; office, on or before the first Monday in IS >vember next, to siiow cause, It auv they have, why raid letters should not be granted. Given under my hand and official signature al office in &\\- gusta.th.s 4th day of AprJ, upO 2fiwlaml.fi DAVID L. ROATH, Ordinary. STATE OF GEORGI A, R ICHMOND COUNTY" tVheveati, Frank H. Miller, administrator on the estate of Oullop Horue, deceased, applies to me for fcttere of Did mlsfflou. These are thei fore to cite and admonish all, and singu'a> the kindred aud creators of said deceased, to I’t'' end Supeariat iny office, on or before the fln-t Mondav m SEPTEMBER, next, to show caiue, if any they have, way said letters should uot tie granted. Given under my hand and official signature, at office in Au gusta, tills Sd day of February ISG4. fob 5 Cmwalmti DAVID L. ROATH, Ordinary. OTATBOFO.OKGIs WILKES \ OUNTY. * . vi Whereas. AV. V. Moore administrator ot- the estate of Elizabeth Moore, deceased, applies to ino for letters of dismis sion. '1 hese are therefore to cite, and admonish all and singular the kindred and creditors of said deceased, to be and appear nt ray office on or before the tlr>t Monday in St P'l’E a PER next, to show cause if'any they have why raid letters should not tv % ran ted. (Rven under my hand and official signature at oeffiee in Washington, thiszßfch Felunary, 1864. leb23 mio lamo w G. G. NORMAN, Ordinary. OTATE OF GEORGIA/vVILICaS COUNTY. Whereas, 1). M. WalUicehud .T. «1. Waline . administra tors on the estate of Beniamin Wallace, decea-’cd, u; piy to me for letters of dismission. These are therefore to cite and sdmor.L h ail, and singular the kindred aud creditors ot said deceased to he and appear at my office on or before the first. Monday in SEPTEMBER next, to ehovv case, if %uy they have, why said letters should not be granted. Given Toiler mv hand and official signature, at office in Washington, this 23d February, ’SOL feb23 Om 1 amw (J. (HNORMAN, Ordinary, Whereas, Kichard Irby, administrator on the estate ot Wiihß Richards deceased, petitions the Court <1 Ordinary of said c-iunry for a diachirge from his satd iruat. These are therefore, io cite, and require all persona convened, to show cause against slic- granting of the disihavge of said Adminlatr i torjano is3Uing letters of dl«uiaalon to him, at tho ( oust of Or dinary to be held in fci said county oif the tir.-.t MON DAY la September nest. Given under my hand at ofitoejn Drcen?sboro\ February 4t.h, IwH. EI.'GENIUS L- KING. feb7 omwlawß Ordinal y, S~l' ATE OF (TkoUGLA! 7FrEENECi> UN rv". Whereas, »Je.-ae W. Tunnel, Aihnlnistrator of the Estate oi'Geoige S. Tuiinel, decc-u.-cd, petitions the Court of Ordinary of said county tor a discharge from his said Administration ; These are therefore to cite and require ait persons concerned to show cau.e against the granting of the discharge of said Ad m i nisi rut or, ana issuing Letters of Dismission to him at the Court of Ordinary, to beheld in and for said county on the first Monday in October next. Given under my hand at office at Greenesboro, March lGth, 1864. EUGENIUS L. KING, mhlfi 2Qwla.nH Ordinary. IIOIJXTT. Whereas, Wrn. M. Keese. Administrator on tbe Estate or Toliver Jouee, deceased, applies to me for tollers ot dismis sion.- These are therefore to cite and admonish ail and singular the kindred aud creditors of said deceased, to be and appear at, rnyoffice, within the time prescribed by law, to show cause, ir any they have, why said testers should uot be granted. Given under.my hand and official signature at office in Wash ington, this 16th day of March, 1864- mh2U 26wTur>12 G.Q. NORMAN, Ordinary. OF GEORGIA, COLUMBIA COUNTY. Whereas, B. F. Bolton, administrator on the Estate ot Robert, hi. Bolton,applies to me for letters cl disuna.ioii. These are therefore to cite and admonish all and s.ngular the kindred and creditors of said deceased, to by and appear al my office, within the time, prescribed by Jaw.to show cause, if any they have, why Faid letters should not he granted the said appli cant. GlvV-n under my hand and official signature, at office in Ap pling, this 10th oav ol March, 186-4. mh2o 26Vlnmi2. _ W. W. SIIJ ELDS, Ordinary. STATE OF GEORGIA, OGLE TROUPE COUNTY. Whereas, Randal J. Arnol. Executor on the h state ot Joel H. Latimer, deceased, appdes Lo me for lettera of dtomia eioh from said Executorship,; These are therefore to die and adinonlsli all and elngulai the kindred and creditors of said deceas'd to he and appear at my . office, within the t me prcs'ribea fy law, to show cause, If any ! they have, why s'id letters should not he granted. Given under my hand and official signature, thto 19th day of March 1864. ' E. C. SHACKELFORD, mh23 2(fwra»itß Ordlmuy. Stats of or/utoiA, ohi.e thokfk const;.. YJ hcrc-as, Cuthheri, I{. bmith Ad uinhliulm’ with the will annexed uppu Die Eatalo or CharleH Fin-k dec'd.i appues to me for totters of Dismi.vj on from said administration. These are therefore to cte ami udmouirih, all and singular tbe kindred &r.d creuitoro oT said dec. a aO, niid appear hi my office within the lime \ referiutd by law !■> show cause, if any tiny have, aby said Lette should not tie grant ed. Given under my hand and official Signalere this 4th April 1864. E. U. SHACKELFORD, Ordinary. 26 wl amlf*. Estate of geo kg. ia , gulkt uorFJCuo unt y . Whereas, Burdvi Finck Extvmor ,;Upon.t.he Estate of william Fincfc deceeae/1, applies to xue for letter,sot Duran* sion fro n eaid Executorship. These aro therefore i# cite Jtncl admonlih all, and slngul.ir the kindred and creditors of .said deceased, to be and appear at. my office within ibe tilde prescribed by law to show cunse, it any fbey have, why said lotiere nlioulu not be grauted Given under my hand and official elgnutur* this 4th Apil3, (864. ' E. 0, FHACKELFORD, Ordinary. 26wl amid, State or ge" Vkgfa7 oglethorpe gouniT WUerea j , Outlii*eit U. finalth, Adminiatratoreu the Estate of Stephen B. Smltii, lute of said countv, deceased, allows that he has fully administered the estate of puki deceased, and by peHtion applies fur Kite«a of dismtoaion from =aid admin ls‘rat l-n : Those are therofore to ute and admoffieb all and singular the kindred 'and credUoia of raid deceased to be. and appear at my office within the time pi escribed by lav tOßhowcau:*, if any they have, why said letters should not Lt granted eaid P <Sn en under my hand and official signature at offi: elu ington, this 4th day of July. 1864. jy72Gwlr.ii.cß F.. (3. Ordinary. OTAT£ <OFGEGRGJA7GREKNE OOLUSI'Y . heiran, Janies Ni Armor. Administrator of tbe n.s’aie o William Bowtfeuf decearod, pet H ions the'Com I of Grdinai v o raid county tor a discharge from lito said AdminLtraflon > These are therefore to cite and require all persons condoned io show cause again.- 1 the granting of the diechmec of said Ad minlblratoT and issuing Letters Diomtosory # to him, at the Court of Ordinary to be held in ami for said county on the- lira Monday in November next Given under my hand at office, In Greeneehoro April 20th 1664. . ,EOGENIUSJL KING, ap22 Cmwlam 16 . Ordinary. ST A TfToFGEOHGIA. TALIAFERRO ( O UN 7 !' 77 “ Whereas, Joseph F. Nelson, Adm’niirraJor of uqary Hill, deccsusod, applies lo me for i.etters ot Dismission Tlifsse are therefore, to clt* and admonish, all nt.d fin,Tula the kindred and creditors of said deceased, lobe -and nj i ,7.r a fay office, within tho time prescribed hr law. to show cause t any they have, why said Letters should not l-e^uiatcd. Given under ray hand amt official signature at onTce in t .aw - ford vide, this 23d of April, LjGL I ap2B SfiwlamiA J. D. HA MMACK., Ord’y. OTaTK OF GEORGIA. COLUMBIA rOUN iv, n Whereas, Mary Wall, adnfinistratiiz on tlie Estate oi James A. Wall, applied to me for letters of dl<init'fiion: These are, tlierc-iore. to cite and admonish alt, and elmrular the kindred un-1 creditors of sahl dee’d, to be and appear at my office within the time pres.rlbed by law, to nhow caiße ii an} they, have why ea and to'.teia should not be giauted the said at.- pllcaut. 1 (Jlvei) under my hand and clßtlal signature, at ofltcotii An pltnx, this Jh (lay id July, 1B«4. 1 \‘l. W. UniKLDa. O,dinary. fIT»TE OF QEORUIA, OOJ.UIIBIA CUV NTY7" IO Whereas, M .1 Aamtuistrator on the octato of A J. Krney, applies io me for letters of dismission: These are,thurofme, to clt-enad admonish all, (lud »tngularthe kindred and creditors ot said deeded, to be tod onoen- at su" office. Wtthin the time nreicribcd by ln-.v, and show r Az? If any thoy Lave, whyeald tetteis should not be granted to the sstd app.ic.nt, • ■ Givenundar mv hand and offletal aitnature,- at office.'ln Ap. plmg. this IStt, day of July, j£t:4. " * Jyl« itwlamtHt VV. W. BHlKl.DS.Oidinary. Q TAT E OF GEORGIA, RtoHMOKD OOUH'I’V. Ct Whereas, Anna L. 'Wf-Sf admint-tratvi on the Es’&te &rato-to^* W **“ on ’ 4eceas9d,apphes tome forl.ettets of .The* a. e therefote, to cPe a-ndmon'sh «U, nnd t!-gu)ar tite kind.e*t un f t ~ J tor., of sjUTllrr r n.-, io he an.t nj.'.e ir ht mv oEte on or before tlie 8m Monday In March next, to show caus’, tr any they have, why said Le (era bhouid not he grant wl. Given under ray ha and and effleta! aizna'urc, at office in Au gusta, thi; 2d day of Augu.t, ISM. angd :tr{»jaa PAY ID !, TtOATK, Ordinary. STATE OF OEOUQI*. lIIOnMOND COUNTY. Wh'rea<», elamtg Cawiev, AUrniiitetrato- de bt*nl3 non on tbe Ebl.’ite of Rc!»tit .J. Hoe, applies to ioe for Jit ters of Dlamicslcn r These are therefore to tile and admonish, all and einrnlar the kindred and creditors es said deceased, to be anti appear at my office, on or before the Ural Monday In March next, to slnw cause, If any they have, why sdd Letteis should not W granted. diven tinder my hand ahd official signature, at office in An gnsia, thi* 2*l day of Augurt, 1864. 4 DAVID L. ROATII, Ord’y. August 4,1864. 6mla mil OK QEORGIAw*KICHMOND COUNTY. “ Whereas. Samuel B. Clark, Adminlatrator on the Kitate of Robert K, Clark, deceased, applies to me for Letteir; of Dlft misflon : • These are therefore to cite all and singular the kindred and creditors of said •reused, to be and appear at my office, on r r before the first - Monday In Ma ch next; to show cause, if any they have, why said Letters should not be granted. Given under my hand-and olfidal signature, at office in Au fCUfcta, this 2d day of August, 1564. DAVID L. ItOATH. Ord’y. August 4,1864. 6mlara3*2 SI*ATE OF vi EO KOI a. t)G L ETHO H PJ£ COUNTY. William Sdward&,admlnlstrator with ihe will annexed on the estate of John Elhs. Hite cf said county deceased, hav ing ghown to the Court o* Ordinary of said county, a* its Mep tember term. 1864, that he had fully sett'ed up and pai€ out tne estate of said decease.?, and ia therebjrc ready to be discharged from said trus* These are, therefo'p, to c7te and admoni h all, ami s'.Bg jlar tbe klndreil and creditors of said deceased to ehow cause, n any they have, within the timu preecrlbed by law, why sow ad inlMstrat jt whouid not be disnuMed and faDy dittoharged from sc,:d trust. . , Given under iny hand and official signature, thD Sth day of Beptenib r, lSfi", A- C. SHACKELFORD, aenlti 26wianr..HT Ordinary. 7TEORGIA. CREESE COUNTY. , ... m . th IT Whereas, Ovnlma Smith, Execut-ix. and James W Executor of the lut will and testtmeß: of Ebenezer smltD, ce ceasfcil, p£titn)ferttw'.ourt of eaul county for a diicnaigcimiu •aid eiKtortnip, . „ Tbce aratueretme, to cite »nd require all penons o abo* cause agaicettbe gramtog of the djdgege cj Krecntrti arul K««6tor. and i*rrn* Eetteri of Jll-enirdon to them at thi* Court o f Ordinary to be held In and for «*M ci»ur tv. on tha first Monday In March next. a <ah Given undar my bandat office *n Gre«cesteOro , Aiigust vux, XCOSJfiefe t- KJ-VO- Ordinary. T EE ES M CHRONICLE t SENTINEL 1 JOB FEINTING OFFICE ] 'ls one ot tlie 1 ■ Largest in the Confederacy | % I WE ARE PREPARED TO EXECUTE I IN THE . 5 II? maiotkr, AT SHORT NOTICE, . AND ON ' • i * Terms, 9 4 Book Printing, . By-Laws' and Constitu- PaniphletSj tious oi Societies, Sermons,’ Printing iVoiu Bte3*oo- Addresses, # typed Plates, Catalogues, * - Court Dockets, Deports, Briefs, &c, * " miTT [_ I mil' -T-**** m *—» ™" ■ emnMwwniyiwirr.-^.-.- , JOB WORK ■ - . OF EVERY DISORIPTION,. Sucii as Posters, * Blank Bills and Isotes, Handbills, Bills of lading, Concert Bills, Bank Checks, Auction Bills, * Business Cards-, • Programmes for Concerts Direction Cards, and .Exhibitions, Visiting Cards, Circulars. Labels, Envelopes, Bids pi Fare, _ Druggists’ Labels, Finley Job Printing, Blanks, - Printing iu Colors, Bill-Heads, ‘ . j-Bronzo-Printing, &c. ■ EXECUTE!? PROMPTLY, NEATLY, - - AND UN THE HiOwssT' . BY THE Vm OF ETE.dM ’ AND THU IkEOT W E s oW m ill kinds-of work used liy Bools ill kind-< of work e.srd by Maiuifaetarer^, Hi kinds of work nsed.by'Banks', 111 kinds of work ii-.cd by insurance €oji<pß2ito3 ( ill ki?«L of work -used by Ilaliroad f'&nspjrrJey, .111 kinds of work used by Sieaiabeat CompahS:-^, Ai! kinds of work used by Join j. Stock Companies, All kinds' of work used by Merchants, A3! kinds of work used by Mechanics, ill kinds of work used by Lawyers; til kinds of work rased by Travelihifj Enk:.kUldn<, * AU kinds of we.-k iVd by talent Modtolae Dealers, All kirn! of work us&i.by Prcfesslonal Men, &«., - Can and. will be Toxuiislied. AS GOOD AND CHEAP "AS AT AN I OFFICE IK TBS CONiWRACy. WE Mil C’IMTAIM \% E iPLEAHE ALL Who will favor u,*j with rr* 9 ALL IN WANT OF Any Kind of Printing, IIsTWI TED TO CALL. -y GEORGIA; OGLETHORPE COl/KTI. Vh-reas, G-j-rge v.. Bolton applies to me for lett'-rsof aiiin r h’>trsUoa on the estate of M . Bolton, Icte of sd*d conrtv, deoessed. , . r . „ '1 her 3u. theres ore, to rife and admonLh all. and slnjriiar: tli ( - Kin'drcd and creditors * sos deceased, to be aid appwir hi my office within (he time prescribed bv law. to si <»w cause if any tney have, why said tetters t-hculd n t b*< grmtei'. Given und»r my bind and official signature, ti.is 13lh day of September, 1854. i2 o.' : IIACKLLFORJ). b»pt 1 o Cw.?B V )'l * (© THATOR’B 8 VL&. incriLL be srld. at the Lower Market House, in the City of 9 T Augusta, under an order of the Court cf Ordinal ▼of Rlchmon i County, on the tits* Tuesday In November next within the legal hours of sale, all that tract of land in .Rich mond county, cent'.lnin:.' one hundred and sixty-five acres—' more or less—adjoining lands of Jam*? Macketon, Sr., James Kirkpatrick. Hugh IngJet and John Jackson, about one miie below BerzeUa, near the Goorgia Rail Road Sold as the property of the estate of Lydia Crawford, alia* Lydia Buck, deceased, for the benefit of the heirs and creditor* cf >«ald de- ] ceased. Terms cash. JACKSON MADDOXf sep 20 6w33 f Admlnletratcr. ARMY fiIiANK HOOKS. OF every description, of all sixes and style?. Ruled an' fle * te6d • d “• ' , * m j CHANGE BELL'S, IN ANY. QUANTITY I)ESIRF.D ? vax ua had at THIS OFFICE. WRAPPING PAPES. A FEW IIUNDSED OLD NEWSPAPERS, fellTAai.B FDR WRAPPI.VU FA PER. For Sale at This Office