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asserted that the Rus hare landed four thousand troops Km Sevastopol, and seized the large is land of Dunavez, below"Tutlscha, and ■hat also the Russians fleet threaten the Ivttack on VarnjL ft The all the fortres ■Bes in Dabrudja. § The genefal tenor of the news is con isjdfied unfavorable to the Turks Constantinople, March 27—The com* F bined fleets entered Beycos Bay on he ■2sth. k On the 30th March, the Circassians, by P&Utake fired on the steamers Samson [and Cacoque. I The Greek Minister has received his [passports, preparatory to leaving Cou ■stanunople ■jbTeign Gieeks are to be sent out of yding to reliable accounts from Khe Czar’s letter to the King of gwcontains no tangible conees-ion to K. it is chiefly.a justification of rßnd concludes with gn iritirr.ation RgAlestern powers may obtain lor ■be complsttfts, if they wish him Ks couriers are passing m,-rapid ‘ln between Russia and Montene- Ks. March 31.—Gen. Caufobers ■ivod with two French steamers, ! ■ieviza.has been blockiw&d. Ron don, Wednesday, April 5 ! ■orthy accounts from St. Petersburg stale 1 phat the war is very unpopular amongst the merchantile classes, and that in cfiti -sequence of this feeling, an order has t>een issued forbiding the assembling in i the streets of groups coriststing ol more I than two persons* The Russian loss at Turtukai is po# s atated at between 2000 and 2500 men. it is stated that Oner Pasha bad an* advance into Bab* Gilo in an force lh§re ■iryiccnrdnice with his jjkLbwhic h is well BBft s will have m -'**-• i Vi;. , Wr\d Wnz. ! ii r. ■°i ■ Wt Black mm-,. W i '“ i “ Wfanu-.z f , Prnave co mm priced press and llie Rus to Moscow. are destroying all the fop* ti(Rations in’ the Dabrudja. Their posi tion is considered critical, and reinforce meiVts have been call*! for. ‘ the Turkish troop? we re falling back •in goTud order -on Trajan’s wall. No battle has taken place in the Baltic-. EtILL later. Ot. the 3(hh of March, an important feally was made from Jtalafat, and a san ,;guihary encounter ensued, which was ’continued lor four hours. The Russians were at least routed and pursued for a • Considerable distance.^v’ The Turks having purposely left free ’The passage for the Russians to Hersora, then attacked them in the, rear Alter a hard fight, half of the Russian trortps were i ‘cut to pie'ces. The .remainder retired •cross the Danubte Spain.—The advices from Madrid state that Mr. Soule had received instruct ons from his Government to demand repara tion foi- the Black Warrior affair. On the 6th itist> the Spanish Govern ment made the needful apology, a pecu niary reco npense, and also tetftured the Captain General. In this county, on Sunday morning last, by James Cox. Esq., Rev. William Hudspeth to Miss Ann E. McElroy. m .. T _ [ RECEIPTS to May 3d—S. York, $ 1,50; Miss S. F. Hoalman, 1,50 by a fiiend ; John Murphy, 1,50 ;J, S. Terry 1.50 by F. J H. Terry. TWO months after date application will be made to the Honorable the Ordinary of Harris County.for leave to sell all the Lands belonging to the Estate of’ Burton Jolthson, late of said county deceas’d also his interest in the Female College lu Hamilton. BENJAMIN WILLIAMS Adm’r. April 21st, 1854. nil LOST OR MISLAID—a due bill. cTr note of hand, given about the Ist of December 1853. by E. H. Beall to the sub scriber, for fifty dollars. All persons are hereby forewarned against trading for said due bill (or ndtf) and the maker forbid paving the same so any person but the sub scriber. B. F. WHITE. Hamilton, May Ist, 1854. 1 HARRIS SHERIFF SALES. WILL be sold on the first Tuesday ifi June next before the Court-house door, in the Town of Hamilton, Harris county, within the legal houis of sale* the following property, to wit: Che lot orpir cel of land, containing 178 acres of lot No. 194, lying and being iu the 2lst District of originally Muscogee, now Harris county. Levied on as the property of JaiOeS .La gans, by virtue of six Fi. Fa’s, issued from a Justices court held iu the 7l7th Dist. G. M., G, B. Rodgers vs. James S. Hagans and John M. Nelson. Property pointed out by James S. Hagans. Levy made aud returned to uie by a constable. ALSO—At the same time and place, the following described properly, to wit: iwo Negroes. Berry, a boy about SO years of age een a hoy about 25 years of age, said to be a good blacksmith, levied’ on as the property of Blake Carter, and to be so'd by virtue of 39 Fi. Fa’s, issued from a Justices Court held in and for the 782d Dist. G. M., L. B. Milner vs. Blake Carter, William Carter: Property pointed out by William Carter. Levy made and returned to nfte by a constable. W D H. ZAC HR Y,D. Sheriff fay 2d, 1854. 1 *: .GEORGIA < V, Jlarris County p£4a%Term 1854. T* appearing to the by the petition . Jf Isaac Johnson, that James Whitehead ! uf said county deceased did in Ms lifetime ; ex<forite to said Isaac Jo’ lisoo, hfs bond to -j execute titles in fee simple, to said Isaac ; Johnson, for Lots of ian#'Nos. 204 an. i 205, ris Ccr. containing 202i acres fetch more or less, and it farther appearing tn it said James Whitehead departed this life without executing tides to said Jots of land, or iti any j:Wy providing therefor ; au'a> it appearing |that said Isaac Johnson had paid the full amount of the purchase price of said lots of land, and said Isaac Johnson having peti tioner! this Court to direct Jane Whitehead, Executrix of the’ last will and testament of James Whitehead, dec’d, to execute to him i titles to said lots of land in conformity with | said bond. It is therefor hereby ordered; ;.ihat notice he given at three or more public places in said county, aud in The Organ of isuch application that all persons contertied, l may fib objections Jin the Clerk’s Office, if ||BHftg||w huv, why said Jane Whitehead, pgßgfti* as'afore said, should not execute jMPMb said lots of laud,in conformity with Kd bond. ■A true extract from the minutes of salff ■ourt. Win. \ HUDSON Ordinary, f BrThis 2d da* of Vlay. 1854. 11 m& ’ LiU ORGLAlfHarris Counlv. H.F.REAB John B. Hasty applies 1 TV for Letters of Administration on the estate of Elizabeth Harper , late of* aid coun ty‘deceased J Th ( se are, therefore, .to cite and admon** ish ail and singular, the kindred and cred itors of si.id deceased, to be and appear at my office within the lime prescribed by law, to show cause, If any they have, why said letters should not be granted to said appli cant? * Given under my hand at Office, this May Ist 1854. Wm. I. HUDSON. Oidiuary. %Hd3o .- - GEORG lA y Harr far County. Beceiver’s ?’ ‘ BY and with the the Ordinarv Court of said County/ will be sold at .public outcry* to the highest bidder, before the Court House door in the town of Ham ilton, between rhe legal hobrs of sale on the first Tuesday in June next, n-Fi, Fa. or Execution in favor of William Glass, deeld vs. Asbefy F. JohnStoll Administrator of Robert Fife-, deic'd aud iohn Fife, afoouiVt iug to three hundred and ninety dollars and seventeen ceuta, principal arid interest up to the Ist dey of May 1854. The same fo-ing considered and adjudged-by the court and receiver nsjnsolvent. S.old a's the property of the said William Glass dec’d. for the ben efit of the heirs and creditors of said dec’d. N. 11. BARDEN, RecV’r. i May 1, 1854. 11 tds LOST. A SMALL BLACK POCKET BOOK, with a steel clasp, containing FoUr Potes. three of which were on’ Elbert and* Columbus Dunn, two for S3O each, the other for $22, dated abont the thirtieth of January last, and duo onb day after, date; the other, given by John J. ‘Pucker, for ten <>r eleVeti dollars, dfited some time in De cember last, and due the 25th December next, all of which wefe made payable to John M. Wright. It also contained papers of no value to any one except the owner.— The makers are hereby forbid paying the above notes to any one except myself and all persons fofwarned against trading for the same. JOHN M. WRIGHT. April 25 1854. 10 *3, TI^SfUTHLIO, . *By Hyatt & Mulholland. y HAMILTON, GA. WHO would respectfully inform the citizens of Harris that they have Io cated in Hamilton for the pUrpo-e of man ufacturiug and repairing Tin ware of all descriptions. All kind of work in their line nade to order and kept constantly on hand. Guttering of all descriptions dotie with neat ness and despatch, on the most liberal tenv*. Mr Hyatt, win attend to the repairing of kinds of Jewelry, on mode ate terms. Give us a call and we will try to please you. Shop in the building occupied by Osbourn & Johnsou as a Carriage Factory, Hamilton, March 22, 1854. sw6m ORE RN REMEDY JACOB’S CORDIAL. Cholera. > fqR ALL * \ CttOlerA mo&bus DIARRHOEA.* CHOLERA INFANTUm ALSO, ADMIR ABLY ADAPTED TO MANY *#GMaLE DISEASES. MO SI E SPECIALLY MENSTRUATION. The Virtues of Jacob's Colli/a l are too well known to require encomiums. *-• Af >|pf Ist. It ciircS the tborsl cases of DtArrloea. S7ihfl O.&feh painful Mefstrmlioh. 7 * 2J. It circs the worst forms of ‘Uj/senttrp., &tH. f l foltehcspciin ill’ the be&hmnd Loins. J 3//. It cures California or. Mexican Diurhoee. 9th. It Counteracts nervousness despondency, \ 4th. It Relieves the severest Colics +% MHh It restores irregularities.. ‘’V ‘ slh. It Cures Cholera Morbus. Mih. It dispHs gloomy Sf Hys&fiifil feeling 6th. It Cures Cholera Infantum, Its an'pdmirabU Tonic. _ A FEW SIIOR r F.X I'RACtWrOM LK n'Eli'S, TESTIMONIALS. &c. I have used J mob’s Cor.lial iu inid havelottod it a most efficient and in my judgment, a valuable remedy. WarnkL Judge of Supreme Court. Ga. It gives pleasure ia being able pa WjlKuienil Cordial—my own ‘personal iX perieuce, and the experience of my aur||fih e |iils aroupd, me, is a sufficient gu.ar anWie for mb in bliav<s ‘.iairpens tb.ly;;, vi j;Kafcttr'. Kb-si£*... ’ \\ in. 11. I NtH of Superior (’milt, Cherokee Lire'att. 1 take great pleasure fn .fec||HPl( thi^Miyalnsble. medicinn Iq all afflicted xvith bowel diseases, for which I lie a sovereign sop error to any thing else ever tried hy me. A, A G Wtbi N'te. Dep. G. Mv of Or. Lodge of-Ga. . ‘l’his efficient remedy is travelling elebrfty as fast ‘a§ Bonapalrie pushed his col umns into Russia, and gaining commendation AttreVer nsftid Uffe rsonmn . For Sale by Dedell &. MuUins, R. i’uraer, and A, r. Johnstonj Wamrlfon pJ ■ B. foster and -A! ,W Wynn. W ate Ay Hall; Wnt. fcßttjd tv bridge, Elhrsie *L. Jackson, Cdfott/a; Wm McCartan, Cochran's XMtxeTi. ’t'. J. Hunt, and by the princi pal Merchants aud Druggists tnrpughmiffShe Sute. j 12 ■ * Anderson A Roberts,* ni. N'T Is T.t 1 J Respectfully announce m the citizens of Harris and the adjacent M counties ihat they have removed thoir wlhce from Ellexslie to Tai botton Ga. whe# they are prepared, with all the facilities, for execution of <tt 'ery style of >vwk ia thfir pro- i session, ’*’ ‘ ‘■,... 1 1 Pefsous at a distance, performed at their residences, are rdqucjfbrlt to notify us by mail. L, P. ANDERSON, * G. I take this occasion to return thanks, fori the very liberal patronage bestowed during 1 '; the past four years, and.will addin N|fSif of my present associate. Jja. Roß*:aTS.,?thai an extensive UutWfre.theM ten ySts, i49very depaftinety business, has won for him an enviaffie reputation at a practical -and sßillfulyJvprktnkttV apd cart now OOARANTIijI witfi flatty atfons perfigthcrf toy usv m pttlut adnptatam du a 1 itai.\> be y —at least, t> f Talbott on, llone A ing. JNEW would respectii to th • citizens of Harris and adjacent; counties, that he is do any kind of work.iu the ,j k HOUSE and SJGN PAtjTttG; PAPER • HANDIN’?? aud GLARING •> business, w.itli neatHtss aifd despatch, oUjlHt moderate tei msjas can be doaediy any oth er-person. Refcdv<mixed Paints in large or small quantities, always on ? hand. t Prompt attefflion given 1 to all'drSa ders sent to my.address a't Talbot ton, Ga* Feb. 22. 3vle2m. ■ f “—. he —drjr- jfe! GEORGIA, Goutl of Ordinary, llarri’S * M:j*ch Term, 1854% RULE ; NISL; WBeßeas Jolia VV, a% minist/atoii on^ ,ife,.J||fei Norris, late of.%id •eount\T'd'-lfae;rtVt plies for letters of dismis It is therefore ordefed by all persons concerned. at the September Term of USA ensus i,,g. then and there t(Kfewry'iiwwif any tliey have, Why said leWta stibuld?not be granted ffJf /L • • A true extract fiem Tne pTiniitS of the Court,. Wm. 1. HUDSONt Oljfuary. M • rch 7, 1854. • ‘ —■■■ I. ■■ I ■ I .. II.” ‘■ I Carriage Caciory* THE Subscribers wonld respectfully inform the citizens''of Ijlarris and the a jacent countieli. lhattney arc now red to fill all ordersln their lirfe of business. READY made buggiels kept constantly on hand, mabufaclured in the Latest Style, and of tb* liest materials the country can affbrd. Thoir work will he put up by the best of workmen, and war* ranted to please. • Repairing doile With neatness and despatch. They will be thankful for all calls, and solicit a liberal share of public patronage. ! OSBORNE A JOHNSON. Hamilton, March 15, 1854. 4mfi. Sira. R. 11. WRITE WOULD respectfully inform the Ladies of Hamilton and vicinity that she is in possessioh of. and receiving monthly, the latest Fashions in the Millinery and Drefls making line, and that she prepared id cut Jit, aud make Dkksse-sio any pattern desired. She is also prepared to ctlttr, Bleach and trim BONNETS hi the latest style , and on moderaie tend*. A call from her friends % respectfully so licited. i February 22, 1854. I v3nltf We are authorized to ainipunce the uatne of WILLIAM W. GOODMAN as a candidate for Receiveij of Tax Returns at the next January Elecfcvn, —1855. Feb. 11, 1854. } i BLANK 1 throw Physic . o ll|fe Bogs. PIJLV’ RM A CHER’S HYDRO EL*. ECTRIC VOLTAIC ffHAIN S, insjaat relief most acute pain, and permanently all Neurjatf gic %fs.easci|; # swelled Jfffots, Neuralgiif ofttie Face, ; j J>atup, f alpit itions of the heart, perfoth%l Headache. Pains in tl# tOm;it%. Indigestiorf, * pjfc-f^^lß^nensia^f?terine Pains W ! Otc> etc. T first introduced iu the i city of New Y<rjk lesS tbau one year since, %Bd hfteiNietßji; subjected to thorough trials eve.(*y hospital in the city, and applied by , Yaft-nrUve Motii Carnothan, Van Bu atid ohmrs, it was discovered that they pkssesirktrangti and wonderful poWer in the felief #pd cure of the above Class of dtsaa% es. aud-their sale, and the Success that |j atteotied their Use is unpaVafelled. J Previous to their fiitroduction int%this conotry.'they were used in every libspital iu Europe, and are secured %y patents in ; France, Germany, Austria, Priwsia apfl England ; and also in the United States. j -THINK CLOSE & PONDER WELL ” i'iie principles upon which it is claimed I that the Chains produce thoir marvelous ‘ cures are, first—that all Nervous Diseases are attended and produced by a deficient supply of nervous fluid, and an agent that resembles closely electricity, or electro mag* natism ; and second—that the electro rrag ■ netic chains, by being worn over and upon part and organ diseased, furnish to the “exhausted nervous fluid which is required ‘to produce a healthy action through the en- System. No disgusting nostrum is aL flowed to he taken while using the chains, but a rigid observance of the getfeyal laws of health are required. Brisk friction upon the parr diseased adds much to the effects of the chains, by increasing their magnetic power. . , u > . . ONE 1 HOUBAND DOLLARS, will be given io any person will pr% dace so.many authenticated certificates ofeuro", boib from intejligeht patients and scientific physicians, as have beeu effeefod oy the use of Pulvernflacher’s Electric Chains. Th-iy never foil f6 perform whWt they are adVerliSell.to, do;, person has Over bden dissatisfied who has given them a trial. . IN FEMALE CASES, nrior'e than One hundred permanent cures of Uteri have been effected within the lasi,year by the.use of these chains. By applying brie end olf the ‘chain Over the rev gion of the abdomen, hud the other up/ the ipiiie jdst above tbe hip, the Usual sev ere syrntous iucidedt to that disease ate at oii'Ce removed- . , . MbDE OF USE. The chain should be moistehetl before use with common Vinegar, and th'en one end of the chain should be applied diirectjy to the Sedt of tbe pain or di&edsb, find the oth er end opposed Jo if* , „ .. BR NOT DECEIVED! The Electric Ch tins are not to cure all diseases; but for Nt-rVous Diseases it .is chi mod that NO Medical Agent in tbe world h 9 produced so many cases in the last year as the Elecs trie Cha hi. INSTANT RELIEF from the most ac, ute pain, is produced at the moment of ap*. plication much more effectually than ca.n be produced by opiUm, iu auy of its forots. Call aud olitain .a pamphlet (gratis.) J STEINERT, Sole Ageut, 508 Broadway, cor. Pi jace St. J. F. WOODBURY, Agen/t for Hbmiltdu. . . ; 2v40yl GEORGIA, > Court of Ordinary, Harris CeDNTT \ March Term, 1854. RULE NlSt WHEREAS. James R. Blackmon. Administrator on the estate of Joel Blackmon, late of said county, deceased, applies for letters of disffiissiou therefrom. It is therefore ordered by the Court, that all persons cqucehied, tie and appear at the September Term of said Court, next eusu-1 ing. theh and there to show cause, if any I they have why said Letters should not be j granted. A true extract from the min I utes of the Court, Wm I. HUDSON, Ordinary, j March f, 1854. | J Ur. F- G. JftcEthany , SURGEON DENTIST. ¥¥AS removed bis locaiioji to AgbobNi 1.1 _ coupty, Ala. will attend to an calls iu his line at the residence of persons throughout the counties of Harris. JJcrriictther and Troup , io Georgia, ai- well as through the country adjacent to Auburn'. Jan. 23, 1854. 49wJy Foben E Huey, er. al. .in Dirr Sii- Vrt. • fperror Coirr^, Alexander S, Huey, March Tefrtfo William C. Osborn, et. aI.J 11854. SIT HERE\S It appears to the W w that Alexander .S. Hiiey, oin* <X the D fendauts in the above stated Bill, re* si(tes. beyond the limns bf ih'l9 State, It ii tber. forCi, ordered by thfc Court that th‘4 said Alex inder S. Hdey appeat* on or be fore the first day of the Oext Term ol* tbit court, and plead, answer or d'etbur, <uot demuring al-mi) to Said Bill and that sOir vice of said Bill he perfected oil him by thd publication oft Dis order once a month for four mouths, bdore the next Term of this Extract troth the• urtf Harris-Superior Codrt; #- c N. H. BARDEN, Clerk. A prill 8. 1654. _ , ; M:stray Notice* Ci.krk’s OfficK, Inferior Ccurt. f / . v : July 4, ifes3: y . ALL, persons interested are fied that Robert Welden, oftlie rOTtfl District, G. M , Tolls before WilliatfJ T. Smith, one of the Justices of the Peace fbF said District as an Estray-, a dark bay Marti of Ijtr’oye size, with a star . her forehead, saddle marks on her back, fiirti h ring a refued her hiyd 4toofs. 12 of Its years jj>ld. Valued by” John L David and-Jesse ’ Cox. freeholders, of said couuiy and district, to be worth forty dollars. The owner of said F.stray is required tj come forwjtwT, prove property, pay charge! ant! take sid mare aWy, or she will hd dealt the law directs. A trudwXttact from’ - the EstrUV. Books* ■1 )Vm. I HUDSON, Cl’k I. C.. ti/lray A'otlce. Allerk's Office. Inferior Court, | y. January 24, 1854s , j Jr\b persons concerned ate nelreDy no* Jm tified that Elias D. Hines, of the 703d District, G, M. Tolls befdtre James E. Holt, one of the Justices of Uie Peace for 9rtid District, as pk Astray, Hay Horstti abobt 10 yeab bid, dtte fofb foot white, anti b%h hind Ones, bob-tailed valued by Bos4 tViefl Barks.lon, a free bolder ol said couuty District, to be worth dollars. The owner of said estray is required to eome- forward, prove charges and take said horse away-, br he still iifl dealt with as the Law directs. . * A true extract from the Estray Book. Wtp. I. Clerk: t AGREEABLE % au order of the Court of Ordirtary Os Harris County wjjtl bd sold before the Court House Door ii/'Harn ilton, on the Ist Tuesday itKUctdHpf that part of the'Brick House Brick store of Bedell & Mullins, a Doc tor and Taylors shop, ribw occ’upfbtl by Dr. Wm. L. Hamper, as a and by A. J. GoMoh as *a Taylor Snip. Sola, as the property of Dr. M. G. Idnes, late of said county deceased. . , vt ■ \ M. C. FARLEY, Adm’r. February 6, 1854* tds - ...,• GEORGIA 7 Court Os Ordinary, .... -Harris Cogntv-. y February Tform, 1854; Rule ni. si. WHEREAS Serting,,S. JkNKiwsr Administrator of NathWl E. DaeK dor, deceased, applies for Letters of Dismis sion froria said Ekiate.—lt is therefore dered by the CouVt, that all persons b6o cerued he and appear at the July Tefm of the Court, nekt erisuing, then and there t & show cause, if any they have, why sayl let ters should not be granted. A true extract from the Qtinules of the* F > urt. Wm. I HUDSON February, 7, 1854. . GEORGIA, ) Court _ Harris County. \ Januarv Terttf, 1854 RiILENISi. . .. WHEREAS James G. Difi% Ad ministrator, de bonis Hori bf th# Estate of WitLiAM Davh, lete of said boun ty, deceased, applies for Lettdl*s of Dismis sion from said Estate: It is therefore ordered that all person* concerned, be and appbair at the July Term of said Oourt nexu ensuing, then and there o show cause, (if any they haH,) why said Letters should not be granted. A true extract ,from the Minutes of tbd Coort. Wm. I. HUDSON, Ordiuaty-’ Januajy iftth, 4851. 47rn<tpL.. f .,.-. 4 Sacredfiarpsi LA I’EST EDITION. . JUST received, n Jot of Sacred ffarpi, which will be sold w holesale abd rhta.il* for cash or approved paper. . T .._ B. F. tV HlTfe • Organ Office, Hamilton, Ga. Aug. 2tfi GEORGIA ) Court of Ordinary, Harris OobNTT. 5 January Tfiin, 1854/ RULE Nt. SI: % WHEREAS ThomA* G. ftoah. Acfj ministratof of Martha, Blackmoti, deceased, applies for Letters of Disroifriofi from said Es:ate.~it is therefore fofdrfred by tha Court,* that alt persons co&fc'effied he and appear at the July Term of thb Court, next, ensuing, then and there to slhow cause, if any they have, why said letters should not be granted. A true extract from tbe Minutes of th< Court. Wm. I. HUDSON, Ordinary! January 10, 1854* 47mflitu