of qgf citizens.COUNTY ELECTIONS.Bun,—Col. P. B. Whittle wu elected Judge, and.N. H. Bass, Solicitor of tbeCoun-ty Court /“*lt;*{HomoK^rA subscriber writes us that platerT. O. Jacob m*s elected County Judge/ver ‘Col* J. S. Pinftkard, by 40 majority.Pultox,—At: the Atlanta poll the oontest ■for-Judge was Chiefly! between B. D. Smith,•who $ot 830 Ytotef, and Wm. Ezzard, who re-.ccivcd 271* Geo. S. Thomas, for Solicitor, got 835 ; E. F. Hogc, 283; M. J. Ivey, 137.. •Spaldiso.—At-Griffin, for Judge, Nun-nally reo#5v*d tutcs, Boynton 160. For Solicitor, Brown ISO; Doyal, 150.Sromen.—J. A. Ansley, Judge; vote for Solicitor doubtful between W. B. Geary and A. B. Brown.LiE^Wm, Newsome, Judge; Solicitor,R. J. Warren.Terhslu—Rcy. W. 3. Parks, Judge; Wm.Spencer, Solicitor. *ScHLsnr.—Seaborn Montgomery, Judge.Biajraf Akdbkw,—We hare several times teen it quite incorrectly stated, says the N. O. Picayune, that the Rev. Bishop Andrew, ofA meet be bett from su had to left whlt; •cheerfu agreed their o from otPKES1TCWe c Ingtofl our fieri to copy ries mr this, thi be prop sudden! Church depart it