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RICHMOND cnuNrY- aEnRnrA-

RICHMOND COUNTY, GEORGIA.
ROBERT WALTON. ST., and WN. A. WALTON,
Assignees. etc, vs.. WV. D. Ellis and others.
Creditors % the Augusta Insurance and
Banking Company.
ITO ADVANCE SAID CAUSE AND EXPF-
L dite final hearing thereof il il ordered by
the Court that all persons. bill holders or
others, having claims or demands against the
said Augusta Insurance and banking Company,
who have not fled said claims aud deposited
the evidences thereof with said Assgnees be,
and they are hereby required. on or before the
hrst day OF January, 1883, to present said claim,
and deposit the evidences thereof. If in writing,
with the said Assignees, in the city Of Augusta.
And il is further ordered that all such claim
ants, by the first day Of the next term Of this
Court. do come in and be made parties defend
ants to said bill, and answer the same, and
abide by such decree as may be therein rendered
by the Court:
In default thereof. the Court will pass such
decree as the rules of Equity require.
II is further ordered that this InterlOcutOry
Decree be published once a month for four
months prior to the next term o { this Court, in
one of the public gazettes Of each Of the cities
Of Augusta. Charleston, New York, Nashville,
Montgomery and New Orleans.
By the Court. VIM. II. HULL,
EoI5offnr or Unrnulofnaufn
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CHANGE OF TINE.
IS %

OFFICE GENERAL SUPERINTENDENT
NASHVILLE. Tenn, Dec. l, 1857. J
ON AND AFTER SUNDAY. DECEMBER
" 4. 1861, and until further notice, TWO
DAILY PASSENGER TRAINS will run As
follows:
Morning Train-LeavingN Nashville at 7.GO
n: m, arriving at Hickman at 900 u. Ea.
Evening Tratn-Leaving Nashville at5.AS
p, M, arriving arriving Hickman at 80 a. m
Making close connections with the Mobile and
OHIO RAILROAD at Humboldt for Mobile, New
Orleans, and all intermediates points,
At Hickman connecting with a sirst-elasa
Hire Of steamers for Vicksburg, hatcher.
Baton Rouge. Cairo st. Louis. and all interme-
date points on the Upper and Lower Missis-
Appi Rivers. hrst-class Transfer Steamer
will ply between Hickman and Cairo. making
close connections with the Illinois Central Rail-
road for st. Louis, Mo-, Chicago, H. Dubugus
Iowa, st. Paul, Minnesota, and all points West
and Northwest.
Passenger Train leaves Hickman M ZI0 a
an. arriving Nashville at $50 D. nl.
Passenger Train leaves Hickman at 40 A
M, arriving Nashville at $50 o'clock "a. m
:, Making close connections at Nashville with
Nashville and CHATTANOOGA Railroad for Chat
tanooga. Knoxville. Lynehburg. Richmond.
" aShingt0n, Baltimore, philadelphia, New
York; Atlanta, Augusta, Savannah, Charles
ton. Macon, MONTGOMERY, West Point. etc. Con-
meets with the Louisville and Nashville Rail
road for Louisville. indianapolis, Cincinnati,
and all points East. Connects with the Nash
vile and Decatur Railroad for Franklin. Co.
lumhia, Pulaski. Athens. Ala, and Decatur.
Alabama.
This is the Shortest and CheaDesf
Route 20 memphis, il being sevsuty-nine
miles shorter than the Decatur route. and
torty-six miles shorter than the Edgefeld and
Kentucky route.
aug2S If
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Job Press for sale.

LS0K sALE. AT THIS OFFICE. A NO. I
Il DAVIS O8CILLATOR gGR PRESS
2xl6 inches. Can be had At a bargain.
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New York and Bremen
STEAMSHIP COMPANY.

-FIRsr- Class Z. S. M4I SrEANsHrPs-
Atlantic, RaItte
western Metropolis, Fourth Steamer
FOR SOUTH HAMPTON AND RREMEN.
taking passengers to Southampton. London.
hayre and Bremen az the following rates
payable IN gold, OF its equivalent in currency.
FIRST CABIN. $II0. SECOND CABIN. sss.
STEERAGE, SIS.
From Bremen. Southampton, Hsvre. 10 Nav
FORK:
FIRST CABIN. SIlO. SECOND CABIN. S75.
STEERAGE, stS.
Excursion Tickets out and Home:
First Cabin, s2IO. Second Cabin, $50.
Steeraxe, $40.
SAILING DAYS FROM NEW YORK AND BREMEN.
May and 1S-June I. IS aud 2q-July Il and q
Aug 10 and A-Sept. and 2l-Oct. and H.
For freight or passageapply to
". W. TOTEM,
Agent for Nashville
ISAAC TAYLOR. President.
maya q 40 Broadway, New York.
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GAS FIXTURES
of every description. at LOW RATES.
IRON PIPE.

For Gas, Water md Steam, from an eighth inch
up to two inches.
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And not to be paid for unless perfectly satisfse

And not to be paid for unless perfectly satisfse
tory.
100 Solid Gold Hunting Watohes...S25O IN s1Ooo
100 Magic cased Gold Watches go. go TO son
lOo LADIES' atches, enameled ........ 100 to 9OO
200 Gold Hunting ChrOn'r Watches, $50 to 900
200 cold Hunt'g English Levers. 200 to 15O
800 Gold Hunt'g Duplex Watches. $50 to 100
909 G0Id hunt American Watches 100 to $50
900 Silver Hunting Levers. so to $50
50O Silver Hunting DupieXes....... rs tn 9S0
500 Gold Ladies Watches................ 80 10 "a
1000 Gold Hunting d4epines.............. so to ~
1000 Miscellaneous Silver Watches. 5Olo l60
z0V uuhtlng silver W atches............ Is to so
5000 Assorted Watches, all kinds. 10 TO 70
AS-Every patron obtains Watch by this ar
rangement costing but 80, while il NAV he
worth $1,000. No Partially shown ga
We wish to Immediately dispose of the aboye
magnificent stock. Certificates, naming the ar
tcles, are placed in sealed envelopes and we'll
mixed. Holders are entitled to the articIas
named on tn cir certificate upon payment of ten
dollars, whether it be a Watch worth $1,000 or
one worth less. The return of any of our certi6-
Gates entities You to the articles named thereon
upon payment, irrespective Of its worth and as
no article valued less than SO is named on any
certificate, 1t Will at once be seen that this is
No Lottery, but a STRAIGHTFORWARD I,egtft.
mate Transaction, which NAV he
participated i'm eVe2 by the most fas.
1idiOusl
A single certificate will be sent By mail nest
paid, upon receipt of twenty-five cents. FIVE for
81; eleven for So thirty-three and elegant pre-
MUM for % slXty-slX and more valuable nre-
MUM for SO; one hundred and most superb
Watch for SD. To agents or those wishing en-
plOyment, tins Is n rare opportunity. 1t il
legitlmately conducted business, duly author
lzed by the government and open to the most
WRIGHT. BRO. & CO., Importers.
sepZi d6wbm l6I Broadway. New York.
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GEORGIA, RICHMOND COUNTY
Clerks Office, Superior Court Richmond County:
/, Lafayette MeLaws. Clerk Of said Court. do
hereby certify that the foregoing is q true copy
of the order of the said Superior Court in the
case OF Robert Walton, Sr., and Vim. A. Wal
ton, Assignees, etc, against VIM. ID. Ellis and
others, creditors Of the Augusta Insurance and
Banking Company. which was recorded 10 the
Book Of Minutes of said Court, on the 18th Of
June 1867, folio 81.
LAFAYETTE MCLAWS. Clerk.
lima 9th 1857 -ivol fau,4n,
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CHANCERY SALE.

Jennie s. Flemming d. D. Diekey and others
rs PURSUANCE OF A DECREE OF TIE
Chancery Court 10 this case, vii sell no the
Courthouse. in Nashville, on
Saturday, January 18TH. 1858.
AtI2 O'Clock. H. The house. No. 81. and iot
fronting 40 feet on McLem0re street. between
1 MON and Cedar streets. end running back II
feet more or less; owned b. .isnnie s. and =.
T. Flemminr The house consists Of two tehe-
inentg. and they will be sold separately win 10
and "a feet Of ground respectively 90 t'Eethef
10 suit purchaser. .t.
TERMS OF SALE-Six. twelve and eighteen
months without interest. Notes Win sPprotea
and a lien retained. sale Zee rom -
lemption. n. Is, HOW ILL, ~ iAss ~
ANDERSON. JOHNSON sdiAh;
dec27td Asen3.
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CHANCERY SALE
FOR
Saturday, January rs, 1868.
Wesley Greenfield Vs. A. J. McWhirter
IN PURSUANCE OF A DECREE OF THE
4 Chancery Court at Nashville, IN this cause.
/ wili sell az the Court House. q u O'Clock on
saturday. January IS. Is6s.

Lots Nos. 3! and Sc 10 ". j.. Fosters Addition
10. Edzedeld. each fronting hiig feet on the
north side Of Smiley street and ruuriuz bars -
an alley.
TEEME Credits Of Fix. twelve. eighteen and
twentysfour months. with interest Notes re-
CURED. with approved sscugity. and lien re-.
tanned. Safe tree from redemption.
MORTON h. HOW ELL.
Ieegs IA CLERK Hnd Master
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HAYTI.

Additional Particulars of the Naval Action Mt
Petit Goave-List Of tho Hayden Mnn-Of.
Wars Omcers.
HAYTIEN CORvETTh ALEXANDRA PETrON,
POKT AU PRINCE, Sept. 20, 1868.
The Alexandra Potion, corvette, twelve guns, hav-
ing President Salnave on board went to Petit Goave
to-day, took the corvette Sylvain ten guns and set
fire to the LDerte, four guns. The first vessel sank
shortly after in fifteen fatnoms. Many were drowned
including two OF the prize crew and Haytien Gen.
eral The Potion then continued the engagement
and silenced some OF the batteries. Two men were
killed on board by the enemys shells. At three p. NJ
the Potion ceased Iring when the troops on shore
stormed and took the place. ....... ...t+-. .I..l
The following is list OF oflicers attached to the
Hay tien corvette Alexandra Potion, lately the Gala
tea:-Admra, J. +. Nickels; Lieutenant Com
mander, Chas. Higgins: Lieutenants, VIM. G. Du-
mont and Jos. G. Capham; Master, Alex. II. II. West;
Ensigns. Jno A. Gaillard and Joseph Patre; Pay
master, Chas. +. Float; Surgeon, James A. Nesbltt
Chief Engineer Edward Hutchinson; First Assistant,
Andrew kyersOn; Second Assistants Abram Brown
and Jas II. Lee; Third Assistants, Jones Riley and
George Brown; Midshipmen, George Sailor and
Samuel I. Oliver; PaymasterS Clerk, Alcide Clede;
Carpenter, Daniel Morrison.
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French Assault on the Queen, the
Bourb0ns and the Priests.
MINISTER JOHNSON'S SPEECHES.
British Policy Towards
China.

The Canard mail steamship Java, Captain Lott,
from Liverpool the 26th and Queenstown the 9th Of
september, arrived at this port yesterday morning.
The German mail steamship Hammonla, Captain
Meier from Southampton on the 25th OF september,
arrived at this port yesterday morning.
By these arrivals we have a mail report in detail
Of cable kilograms dated the day OF sailing Of
the Java from England
It Is announced by an English medical journal OF
Authority that Queen victorias health is not sum-
GENTLY good to permit her continued residence in
london
Mr.. Chisholm Anstey decided In one OF the Lon.
don Revision Courts that women entitled to vote
under the new Reform act on the ground that the
term "mann in the pct OF Parliament referred to
both sexes unless the contrary was stated An ap-
peal taken 10 this decision which, 1t would ap-
pear, can be supported by plausible arguments. 1t
may be instanced proving the uncertainty OF the
Registration law that Mr.. Foster another revising
barrister, recently condemned Quakeress to costs
FOR claiming the franchise.
An official telegram received from Lemvig, on the
western coast Of Jutland, received in Copenhagen
September 26, states that the Grand Duke Alexis had
been saved from the wreck OF the rigate Alexander
Newski, and had landed at Lemvig in good health.
Great exeItions were being made to save those OF
the crew who still board. The topmasts
had been cut away. The sea rad become calm. Five
OF the sailors of the Alexander Newski were drown
cd. The Danish frigate Tylands had been despatch
ed to Harboore, where the shipwreck occurred.
General Dufour has been making speech at
Geneva, which seems TO have made sensation, aad
OF which fragment has been reproduced by some
OF the Paris papers. 1t runs thus:-
Should the foreigner threaten our little republic
believing 1t feeble as formerly and Incapable of de-
fence, would fain have the strength TO contribute
towards showing Nun his mistake; but / hope that
otners thaR mysei WIN know well how TO prove to
him that small united republic Is a strong State.
Did facts not sufice deeds would be there. ] well
know that it would be trial for US, and difficult
painful trial; but am convinced we should KNOW
how to pass through il. They would 10 longer tell
us, as they have done, that 1.-The neutrality OF Swift
zerand Is a Actlon.n No, IL is not q fciOn but a
truth; 1t must and viii be believed in
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The following proclamation was issued by Marshal
Concha IN Madrid, september 2i:-
Manuel Gutierrez de Ia Concha Captain General OF the
National Aarmies aud Captain General OF the Two CASTLES
that under the present OF the
nation DESTROYS the powers entrusted
reconcile the execution OF the law
legitimate interests and honest persons have cousd
cred II necessary 10 order &c follows
the publication Of this proclamation II II forbidden
hold meetings 10 the public streets pub c places
groups OF Whatever number Of persons composed 10 assem-
kr. Government oncias directed, With the greatest
polteness with the greatest hrmness TO see that only
passengers snail be In the streets Every ptrson who shall
fsss the the authorities the orders Of the
oncas 10 will Inevitably be arrested aud placed At
my disposal -. -
on the alarm signal being syen, which will be
shot nrso by my 81 the inhaC,an who Wish 70 avoid
the their curiosity indifference must rers
10 their they would not be ostsd as enemies Nv ne
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deal with them In the prosecution Of our commercial
that h boen BY the good sense
OF this country for every people. The English peo-
pie have again and again shown their aversion from
oil methods which would make their commerce
symbol OF religious persecution cause foreign
pes to shrink from accepting its acknowledged adj
feelings and beliefs cherished more than all earthly
advantages. There is but one rational method In
such cases. and 1t is to depend upon the influence or
commerce itself and the expansion OF mind follow
ing freer intercommuncation; to educate such ma
tions and gradually famiiiarize them with the aivan-
tages and nnocuousness OF the things they dield. In
officially declaring TO China that we will authorize
no appeal by our agents or merchants to anything
but fair argument In this matter there is reason
to believe we shall do TO disarm tine unprogres-
slye party there and to advance the interests which
must surely create improvements, than u we should
build many railways through the territory OF an In
suited and defiant people; and there IL iitte doubt
that the nation which shall refuse sach declaration
must hencefort find ITS agents and traders IN every
Chinese port looked upon with anxiety ana sus-
pcf0n. .
nation which has sent this deputation reatss 70 me
territorial integrity OF China, and the cognate right
to protect her neutrality In her own waters There
Is an important history connected with thus suDlec,
10 which 1t may be necessary to refer more partcu
larry hereafter; at present 1t Is sufficient 10 state,
what the papers IN our Foreign Olce a6 mr my
llngame were earnestly cooperating. as they ana
from first 10 last to conduct the relations OF their
the spirit OF recent treaties, they, no ltss
than the native authorities, were repeatedly
officials to confuse their authority over tie
persons and property OF those coming FROM
their severa! countries, which China had conceded,
with the right OF domain over portions OF the ma
tional territory ITSELF which China had never con-
coded. The British equally with The American
ment the just grievances whose recurrence has in
duced China to ask of the United States, through o
Minister It had trusted. OF England, through CO..
worker with and friend OF Sir f. Bruce also OF
France, through one who had been on cordial terms
with N. Berthamy at Pekin . restatement OF their
of oficia minds cannot misinterprct and such as
shal practically secure In China that which Is the0-
retically acknowledged. ser.-t
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Minister Jobnsou's Speeches I'm Leeds.

lrfOu tHt liints, 'cpt' Lt.1
Yesterday the Hon. Reverdy Johnson, the new
Minister for the United states government, who has
recently arrived In this country visited the metro
polls Of the west Riding. He had been staying with
Lord Houghton, at Fryston Hall, and Lord and Lady
Houghton, Sir A. Monck and other distinguished
persons accompanied his Excellency from fryston
Han to Iceds. They reached that town about ono
O'Clock, ana were met ~ the Wellington station by
sir Andrew and Lady A. farbairn lthe Mayor and
Mayoressl Twenty-Five gentlemen Of the Council
OF the Leeds Chamber Of Commerce were also pres
emf 70 welcome the illustri0us American. The
Mayor conveyed him In his carriage to the Town
nan, where Tue Town Council were assembled. Hav-
Ing been introduced to the corporate body and cor
daily welcomed BY them, the Mayor presented an
His ExcEILEScy replied az folows:-Mr Mayor
and conference.-the commission conferred upon me
by my government Will be productive to myself,
have no doubt, OF that happiness which so far has
attended u. From the moment landed upon your
shores up TO the present time the preatest possbe
Kindness has been extended to me, yery much to my
delight and qualification. NV country Will cons,der
an earnest u the friendly feelings you have for
them that all her Majesty's subjects, am Glad not
only to believe but TO know, entertain towards me
so gracious feeling. (Applause.) We are, in fact,
but one people. (iear, hearJ our dispositions are
the same our political Institutions are suos1ntoiin
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=. orr EAR, profits, so fudely and 50 wantonly
i. liberal expen ,tture q ;aplta. in making
substantial road, provdisg iacni'ies ior 1ainc ana
abundant rolling stock. -oo,....
2. TO compete boldly with the water somnunica-
Ion for freight.
q - secure an increase OF passenger traffic by
craduatlr@ the rates and the accommodation to the
wants OF the population
And while recos win nign sa,isiaelion sns
has administered its affairs desire TO place on re.
cord that you especially due tic present streagtn
and prospective prosperity OF the Atlantic ana Gfeas
Western Railway.
JAMES McHENRY.
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The Future Government.

paris sept. 2sl correspondence OF London TlmcsI
Failing any likely and popular candidate for the
throne that ~ expected presently to he empty the
director VI the revolution propose appeal TO the
nation and the election OF constituent Cores to
deliberate as 10 tn nature and formation OF the new
government Al. de Girardin. VINO IL always ready
with advice. even 70 those who neither seek IL nor
would value H. suggests that Spain should take hint
from an amendment proposed in the French Nation
al Assemb on the 1tn OF DC. ober 18ss by NJ Grevy,
to the effect that the assembly should delegate the
executive power to citizen who should receive the
title OF President the Council OF Minister'S and who
should be eecied for an unlimi ed time, but should
be always liable TO be deposed by another vote OF the
Chamber. Had the Greyy ame adment, he says, been
adopted France would have enJoyei all the advan-
tages OF constitutional government Eithoat the
perjury or rOVdty or of President OF the republic.
He advises the chiefs OF the present revolution,
should u succeed TO convoke the ordinary Cortes,
and et them etect bysscT-et r0ilJ ana ~ the major
tfg OF SURFACES, a President QJ he council or MN
tstefs.
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lnsursent Observation-Disclosures from Ill,
Scamp OF Iiberty.v


telegram from Paris dated the 22d OF September
eays:-i send you by telegraph summary OF the
following proclamation addressed - the Casalansby
the chief OF the instruction that province aud AS
yet unpublished:-
CArALANsI have come TO fu my word TO you; and even
my post the dynasty deaf 10 the oppoune and
81 s re-. m 70 = from the sSns
gr n sss pop1SSr y. Ar from or
pocr treats the nation enemy and TO declare
Ia the War OF Independence fahers nsonshed the
whole world by their herosm and received a. reward he
war We poured OF. blood liberty
And there Is not nation IN Europe that bchold s
ana IT, Sa DC oe ass
endure such scandal and such infaIny. To arms
Of society have nsucd their honor and oGenisd
fs ss and e their 81 S sa
krni and God grant thai we may not have % use them
5s army because fears, and With reason, that win not
ns,s FORGOTTEN "a oron. traditions or be deaf 70 the voice
that above ali, VII not be deaf OF country
the Efforts sons q insure i. NORA snd. poii
% sr shs mi. a ~ r. sss DAY sn1I arrive We n.ssns
They called reoes the beginning Of The last CEN
these provinces and TO he raon of ,heT ancient n..,S
Gle King made The spanish nsn snd s IN os
army % enforce. Tbey conquered rebels.
ancestors shall assure forever our liberty and OF
iSs law he nation shall give 70 ise For %s he nation
should assert and assume ~ .ovsregn and should dsci.
right q modern nations and Of those Cories who
took the title which has left such good memories
heanwhis dear companion In arms soldiers OF liberty
WHISTLER belong 10 the people TO the all those
who esteemng IN ousb the purity OF patriotism and the
sTs. o. my liberal repair hiher 70 place your
Thing can oder you viii not ask you to be valiant, be
cause Know that / viii not ask OF
You soory AMI ornude under fa,sues because will set
y much ns sss q BON and am sure yog h.v. a. too
sunsrnE An oder you nothing because neither you nor
are serving tn cause OF Anyfp family,
not admit private omises We serving our country and
country which, the day OF s cannot re-
the Gee that have been against her but
will cancel all the Nomination. viii
ousy rewardng with iie burden 70 herself those who
eheerfuy risk their ves lost nbey and clear
her tarnshed honor.
The populations may rely that property and the domestic
sanctuary shall be respected BY al who my orders
trust that punishment viii necessary, but, should
become you that II shall be eramplary v,,a
the Sovereign haiionl Ytr1n the Constituent Cores.
From TnR CAMP oP Liberty.
have been requested not 10 publish the signature
but u " that 81 well known leader. aud nrast be-
fore long transpire.
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THE CONGRESSIONAL cuxxlTTEE ON INFRINGEMENT.

This committee, whose proceedings are watched
with no little interest at present account OF It's
connection with the Buckley Rollins embroglio
seems by s course since It's arrival In this city be
determined to shroud Its action in mystery. Al
though its chairman arrived here accompanied by
his stenographer and the sergeantat arms OF the
House OF Representatives last week, no intiatory
movement on It's part has yet been visible. Mr.. Con-
gresham Van WICK IL visited daily by members Of
the Republican state Committee at his private room
rather mysterious incomngs and outgoings are dis
cernible; yet an inquiry for the committee 10 inva
sitting here.n Mr.. Van Wyck has private room
engaged, but there IL no investigation .going on
rooms OF Mr.. Jenckes at No 20 Broadway A call
at Mr.. CONGRESSMAN Jenckes' rooms In met with the
answer:--"Mr. Jenckes In at Rhode Island. We
know OF no committee 30 whether the Congress
sional Committee on Ketrenchment means business
or not Is only known to the members and TO those
who are, nguratiyely speaking, behind the scenes.