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The Brim of Terror in Maryland.
«, ha.e received. says U.e Richmond
Jt’^uirer, in a round-about-waj, an a,.ml.
dipped iron, .he BaM-note fcx.hanpe ot
iLe I2thin.l., f.om which it appear, that
the ci.c..U.ion of.ha. able States H.gMs
journal I... been .opprewed .hrnogb -he
mall*, and it* circulation is res.r.cted to
Baltimore Clip. "« g.ve below the an-
nouncement of the Exchange in the manly
language of itt brarn and patriotic editors,.j
The alien and seditious laws the eldr t
Adam* wem a» nothing in comparison to
the Lincoln law in lorec in Maryland. Men
are not allowed to act or speak contrary to
the wishes ol his Lordship President Lin
coln, and if they even dare to think nloud
what a freeman should not fear to speak open
ly, they are to be treated as traitors and sent
,o For. Lafayette, or some other place of
confinement. Such is tho testimony of the
best and most reliable men in Maryland.—
They dative consolation from the (act iliat
the day of Lincoln, like that of every other
dog, must have an end. They will not
hate to watt long for *the inevitable l our.
We are, to day, compelled ro notify our
reader that those of them who reside be
yond the limits of the city will hencolorih
be precluded from icrciv.no the Daily Ex
change through the I'ntled Stales • •" *
The SIcll Volunteers.
Caxr Washixoto®, Yorktow*, Va. )
tcpt.ta.i8Ci. 5
Messrs -Editor. —Below is ihc muster roll of
the Mcll Volunteers. I would have -given It to
you before (lie departure of the company from
Athens, but a correct list Was not formed. .
* OFFICERS.
Thomas Camak, Capt. —r- -—— let Lieu*.
.1 It Cobb, 3d Lieut. U U Goodman, Ensign.
.1 V ftllson, 1st Scrc’t W A Winn. 2d Serg’t
VV A Gillc land, 3d “ 8 P Keeney Uh ••
G W llarbcr, lat Corp'l J T Msddox.Sd Corpor'l
Beiy. Melt, 3d “ * ‘‘‘
We were yesterday informed that the Fcd-
cral Government had prohibited the I osl-
innster in this city
jrli
EJ Aiken,
i J Ilarrett,
J L Barrett,
XV M Bates.
John Baugh,
J aeph Benedict,
IV J Brittain.
B L Butler,
Thomas Butler,
M B Caldwell.
It A Chillin'*.
.1,,mitl.no Duster,
W T Del-ay.
,1/nek Edward*.
Li c Kitipatrick,
II |1 Freeman.
Cody Fowler,
J W Ciilleland,
J G Gray.
J .S House, ’
A (i. Hagucwcwd,
<; T Hilallil,
Sstnuel lliggiu*,
,) K Johnson.
X VV Johnson,
J O Jerrctt,
I. H House, lib
PRITATIS.
W H Kirkpatrick,
.1 F Kenney,
H' H I-c'.better,
J G Maddox,
J V M« on.
H C McCune,
\V 8 .tlsrlin,
J C Newton,
A C Newton,
V. I, N'a!.ers,
IF I» Payne,
XV 1‘ Hitman,
.1 P Rutland,
K (. Sanders,
XV M Sorrow,
J H Smith,
M II Smith,
. J A Smith,
J M Smith,
A V Talbot,
1. O Talbott,!
II K XVliite.
W T White.
W J Wilson.
J S Walker,
U E Yerbey.
L.1I. LAMPKIN. See. andTreas.
Gov. Harris, of Tenn., has issued
■ is proclamation, calling out 30.000 troops
rom that State, in response to Gen. Albert
Sidney J.hnson. who now l as command of
tiie valley of the .1/issisaippi.
(C0M.Ml'MCATKD ]
“Lei the Office Seek the Man ”
Tho name of Col. Reese, of Madison,
Morgan county, has repeatedly been men
tioned as a suitable person to represent the
till) District in Congress. A friend having
received a communication from Col. Reese,
in reply to one from him, permits us to read
it. W hen modesty, and a disposition to
retire rather than seek office, are so rare at
this time, it is truly gratifying to read this
letter from Col. Reese.
Wo trust he will excuse us lor publishing
it without nis consent o* knowledge :
••Yours of the 26th ins!., asking me to
signify my willingness to serve, it elected
IMPORTANT FROM MISSOURI
Great Victory in Lexirgtcn.
4,000 STAND OF ARMS CAPT HIED
$250,008 IN SPECIE TAKER!
From the Memphis Avalanche, 38th ultl
We learn througli a gentleman just ar‘
rived from Columbus, that information was
received there last night, that (Jen. Price,
commanding the Missouri troops, had cap
tured Lexington, Mo., alter a hard fight,
completely routing the Federal t.oops, and
capturing a large number of the men, to
gether with 4,0(10 stand of arms.
Large Cl umbers of the Missourians from
j the Home Guards took the oath to s.,pp„„
| the (.onfedernln Government, and joined
I rice s lorces. Tlie officers captured were
held as prisoners of war, together with the
troops who decltnod taking the oath of al
legiance to the Confederate Government.
Col. Uilley Mulligan, the celebrated II-
wl, ° C0l, *">anded a regiment of
Illinois volunteers is among the prisoners,
and wit' doubtless go into winter quarters
in New Orleans.
An important item in the spoils of victory
is the capture of $350,000 in specie, taken
troni the Banks and receipted lor by them
tit ^the name of the Coiled Slates.
The news comes through the St. Louis
Republican, which paper savs that Price’s
forces consisted of 27,<hiO Missouri .State
and slates the Federal loss at S? killed
and 140 wounded, and the rebel loss
as supposed to be about 800 killed and
womded.
HOW. JOHN C. BRECKINRIDGE EN
ROUTE FOR VIRGINIA.
Louisville, Ky., Sept. 25.—lion.
Joh.i C. Breckinridge, it is reported
passed Mount- Sterling, Ky., on the
20th instant, at 4 o’clock in the morn
ing, going toward the Virginia line.
FREMONT AND LEXINGTON.
Monetary.
The following is a list of the Banks whosj
Bills are received by the Banks in Athens:
COBRECTKi) WEEKLY.
B.lfctiS OF GEORGIA.
Band of Athens;
Bank of ihe State of Georgia;
Augusta Ins. & Banking Co ;
Bank of Augusta ;
Bank of Columbus ;
Bank of Commerce ; _
Bank of Middle Georgia ;
Bank of Savannah;
Central |{. R. Bank;
(iity Bank ;
riving this
.....mri at hi* office, end several copies
which hat! bpt'it nml'td late Uie alien.oon
were returned to us a few hours afterwards.
\\ hen we had occasion to discuss the ac
tion ol the Administration in connection
with similar proceedings in New \ ork, we
•ipressrd so fully and freely the opinions
which we then entertained, that little or
nothing t* left ton* to say, now that a like
wrong is inflicted upon ns. There can be
upon this subject, however, but little mod.
for rtiicuMiion. So gross a violation ol the
written law—so ii.Uinoti* .1 disregard ol
Ihe spirit of the Constitution—^ flagrant
an infringement ol the rights of citizens
can find no appologisi* anywhere among
honest men. li e arc content* therefore, to
JesTo the rulers who have sanctioned this
outrage, the foola w ho perpetrated it, and
the knaves who advised it, to the contempt
and retribution which inevitably await
them. \\« shall endeavor, of course, 10 ; u , Congress, from the 6,h District, is be
beat, with what patience we may, the gre- , f(jr<j ()[ “
yiou* injury which has been done ..a. Our I Nolhin(f shorl of an imper{mtt 9ensa of
■srge, and rapidly increasing c tcj ‘ ° duly couid induce uie, under Ihe most fa-
outside o! this city, Ims thus, at one >a ' vorablc circumstances, to become a candi-
b.en brought toa dead sum.-,, til,«.we, l(;ilf for c ongieM . To desire, or except
are now altogether excluded Irom '.lie held |
in which our labors were bt coming da)' by
dsT, morn profitable. A h.rge sour :e of
rsve.uie is thus cut olT Irom ns, which, at a
time like this, we can ill spare; and we
therefore appea' to our readers ht re to con
tinue to afford us that enrouragemt nt and
support which they have heretofore so
warmly and generous y accorded lo us.
It is also proper lor us to .say, in this con
nection, that the course which a despotic
and foreMtorn Administration has pursued
towards us will rut in the slightest degree
induence our conduct. As we have violated
no law, we can afford to despise .Mr. Lin
coln’s warnings or menaces. \\ e have huW
defe nded our own right* and the honor and
welfare of our State, and we do not propose
lo erase to do »o, merely because our views
sts dis'.aleliil to the people of the North.
Wt hive written nothing which we have
r*a*on to be ashamed of or regret, ami we
thtrrlore have nothing to retract. \Yc are
not unconscious of the ris* lo person and
property which those must incur who dare
to oppose an Administration so unpricipi-
nled and finaiir.il a* that which rules at
VI ashingt. n. But we at the same time
comprehended lolly the sacred nature or
the duties whirl) devolve upon ns in this
dread crisis, end we shall try lo discharge
them. VV e shall steadfastly pursuit Ihe
path which we have heretofore trodden, and
be the consequences w hat they may, we
hope io he enabled to meet them with be
coming forii'ud
Washington, Sept. 24 —The oppo
nents of Gen. Fren.OlVt charge that lie j Georgia R. Road Bank ;
could have, prevented the necessity of 'J* rine ;
• in- , i . Mechanics Bank;
Mulligan s surrender, by sending time- j Mechanics Saving Bank;
ly reinforcements. j Merchants & Planters Bank ;
Advices received from St. Louis,; Planters Bank ;
however, by Fremont’s friend's, state J ;
that he bail no troops to spare, and that D .
it XV.S impossible for him to strengthen j betie"refMe n RU WObiHs* ofBMtofH.m-
.Mulligan s position. Fremont tele • burg,
graphed to the War Department that j
he was on the eve of staiting with a
heavy force, and hoped that he would
be tble to dislodge the rebels from
their position at Lexington.
IVhat tbe Yaukees Lose.
The Richmond correspon ler.t of the
Memphis Appeal writes:
___ ___ _ _ ____ It is slid that A.Stewart, the great
troops, and that the 'attack was""made on ! f ry 80ods “merchant prinee,” Duku of
Officers 16ll» Regimcut Georgia Vol-
unleers.
Howell Cobh,
Goode Bryan,
II I’ Thomas,
Jam** Barrow,
l.rmar Cohb,
K M Smith,
E J Khlridge,
Rohert Thomas,
S B Wright.
John A ttobb,
Rev. William Flinn,
Colonel.
Lieut. Colonel.
Major.
Adjutant.
Sergeant Major.
Surgeon.
Assistant Surgeon.
Quartermaster,
Commissi ry.
Qm. Sergeant,
Chaplain.
office, lor the lake of office, is, in my judg
uiem, a great iceakntu, and one ol which
I trust 1 shall never be guilty.
I he motto of every patriot ^especially in
these limes of peril) should be, usr/u/nres.
Aside from every other consideration, the
uncertainty, as to when I shall recover from
an injury received some months since, ad
monishes me that l might do injustice lo
the country, as well as myself, were I lo
consent to the use of my name in the prem
ises.
1 will cheerfully support any tnfe-minderf
gentleman who may lie willing to stake
fortune and life Tur his country, and its free
dom “
Col. Reese is well known at the Bar j in
the Legislature ; in the Stale Convention
that passed the Secession Ordinance, and
private lile. And in each and every
place, we have fuund him the firm purtol,
the truefiiend ; the able advocate ; the mod
est, onaSHuming gentleman. Voters ol the
Otli District, here is an opportunity to make
the office seek the man. C I. Reese is ev-
cry way qualified to make us an excellent
Congressman. Let us unit®, and with, or
without bis consent, let us force the office
upon Ct.1. Reese. P.
COMMUNICATED.
-Messrs. Editors : At a meeting of the Sa-
rep'a Association, held with the Grove Le
vel Baptist Church on the linn of Banks
and Jackson counties, which adjourned on
Monday last, the following preamble and
resolutions went passed unanimously As
they are of public interest. 1 war requested
by the Association to furnish them to the
two Athens papers, believing that they
would willingly publish them, inasmuch as
many ol their subscriber* were interested
in lliem. Your friend, truly.
W ILLIAMS RUTHERFORD, JR.
the lft:h Inst.
■ Col. Mulligan was the commander of the
federal forces, and bail under hi* command
some five or six thousand men.
7'lie fighting continued three days, the
Hessians being strongly posted and well
fortified.
The statements of the loss on both sides
are somewhat conflicting, and entirely un
reliable.
Tbe wlmle of the Federal Artil'ery was
captured, consisting of over twenty pieces.
The Baltic ai Lexing on.
The St. Louts News of the 20\li in
stant contains a partial report of the
fight at Lexington, which, so far as it |
goes, confirms the previous report I
which reached us recently bv telegraph.
Its report is up to 10 o’clock Wcdnes
day, night, the ISth instant.
1 he confederates under Gen. Price
numbering from 15,000 to 20,000,
opened fire on the Federal gatrison,
(here eariy cn Wednesday morning—
The garrison responded,*and the ean-
nonade was kept up tili 10 o’clock at
night, when the man who brought the
news, and »vas a resident of the oppo
site side of the river, left.
r I lie Confederates had seized three
steamboats, laden with ammunition
and stores for the federals, which had
been sent up from Jcfteison City.
The Federal’s g.trrison was on the
south side, at the outskirts of the city,
in their entrenchments around the Ma
sonic College. T 1> e Confederates
made their attack on that side, and had
also taken possession of the city, so
the fedoials were between two fires.
The federals were commanded by
Col. Mulligan, Chicago. News has
reached Padueha that lie had surien-
ent.'ered—his ammunition having given
out. This was published in a Lincoln
sheet, which the scoundrels, under
Grant have started there since they
took possession of the place.
ATHENS PRICES CURRENT.
CORRECTED WEEKLY BY T BISHOP A SON
ATHENS, OCTOBER I, 1861.
Bagging* gunny, per yarn, 25xo 30 eenm
Bale Rope, best per lb. 15 to 1C cts;
common, to cents;
Bagging-twine, 30 tc 30cts. per lb
BACON.—Hams to ;Sides25 to
27. and Shoulder* to cents per lb.
Beeswax, to cts per b.
Butter, 15 Vo 20 cts per tb.
CANDLE -.— Adamantine 10 to 10; and
Diaper and Marquis of Mousaelline, has
good debts in Virginia alone, lo the fi-mre ;
..I six hundred thousand do'lars; and An- ! va.nuhi-. .-auamar
guste ltelmon.’ some time s uce American Sperm, 60 lo 75ets pr fb
Munster to the Hague, and celebrated pa Cheese, to tts per lb.
Iron o the fin# art* has at this moment COFFEE—Rio, 40 to 40; Laguira
uirce triousaiid hogsheads ol tobacco lying * * - ■*
FOR FALL TRADE.
O X baud, and for sale, at low prices, for cash;
A large ami complete assortme* t of
POCKET KMVES,
',2,3, 4, 5, and 6 tdadu of every ‘pattern and
quality; uf
Willson* A Co.,' Will Parker,
31ar*hall, Dickenson & Co.,Cor-
*an, Dcnton.dfc Co., Geo. Wesluu-
holus A Son and lames Koser*
A Son manufacturers.
KNIVES AND FORKS.
Table and Dessert, of every grade aid prieti. ot
tbe most approved English aud American makers
also.
Carving Knives and Forks, and Table
Steels
PLATED FORXvS
to suit Knives, only Table and Dessert.
SOISSORS AND SHEARS..
of every .grade and quality, both English aud
Anieri *au. *
A .very .-irifC and well jjelecied assortment
the be«i makers.
PAD LOf KS,
A large and complete assortment, common and
tine.
The above {roods are mostly in original pack
a^es, just received from Custom House stores and
are of our own Direct Importation from Europe.
Purchasers are requested to examine the same
Orders accompanied by cash will receiv** our
’best attention iu selection and price. Confedei
ate Treasury notes and bond* received ns chs,
HYDE. URED(2,& DAI ,
130 Meeting Street, Charleston, S. C.
Sept. 4.—4t’
III Ih« warehouses in this city. Through”
out tiie South immense amounts are owing
to the mercantile community ol New York",
Bos-ton and Philadelphia, all of which
Would bait been paid lo the la it cent but
for the war which Lincoln inaugurate! .—
And yet wo hav3 been told that the South
was ol no importance whatever to the North;
that the \ ankers could get along nellei
without us, and the like nonsense. IVe
shall see how this is, for,let the war be long
or short, we intend that they shall have ul
timately a fnir opportunity of •• going it
a'one.”
fttuldrough's Hill Takrn hy the Lincoln-
itrs.—The Nasi.vtlle American of the 24ta
settles a disputed point, as fullows :—“We
learn from gentlemen who came in on yes
terday evening's tiain, that the. Linculnites
under Gen. She-man, of Ohio, have pos
session of Muldruugb’s Hill. It is suppos
ed Sherman has a force of about q.jtli), a
portion ot which had reached Muldrough’s
Hill at last accounts. What the intention
of the enemy is, is not known. It seems
Gen. Buckner lias not regarded Muldrough’s
Hill as a atragetic poun, aud consequently
did no! invest it, as ho was amply able to
do.”
Special Correspondence ol the Augusta
Constitutionalist.
Fire Xcar Social Circle.
Social Circle, Ga., Sept. 27'It, 1861.
Mr. Editor :—A Steatn Saw Mill
and a large lot of lumber, owned by
Messrs. J. T. Mitchell & Co., near this
place, was destroyed by lire on the
26th inst. The loss is about 82,500
—on which there was r-o insurance.
S.
Put it in Letters oi Gold.
The Lynchburg Republican pub
lishes a letter from CatnpGauley, wltete
Floyd's Brigade has been encamped,
to ; and Java to cents per lb
Copperas, 8 to 10 cts per lb.
Castings 6 to 7 cts, per, lb.
DOMESTIC GOODS.—Yarns,pr bunch
5100 to $t 10; J Shirtings per yard, 6 to 8
cts ; l Shirtings 9 to 10 cts; l yd Shirtings
10 to 12; and Osnaburgs 11 .J to 12Jcts peryd
Feathers, 35 to 45 cts pir lb.
Flour, per bbl, tf6 00 lo 58 00.
GUAIN.-Corn, per bushel 90 to $1 00
Wheat, lo ; and Oats tj cts.
Indigo, $1 50 to 81 60 I'er lb.
IRON.—English, per ib 5J to 0 cts;
Swede, common sizes,per Ib 6 to els.
Lard,*25 lo 25 cts pet lb
Leather—Oak Sole, per lb to cts
Hemlock SoU to per lb. .
Madder, 30 to 40cls per lb
Meal 90 •*) $1 V0 pei bushel.
Molasses GO to 60 cents per gallon
Nails, $7 50 to $8 00 per keg.
OIL—Linseed, $* to_$ per gallon
Lamp, 2 00 to $20l>; and train $ to
Rice, 5J to 6) ct per lb.
Salt, per bushel $175 to$200—per sack.
5: 00 to 500
STEEL—Blistered, per lb, 9 to 10 cts
uerman, 14 to 15 cts ; Cast, v3 to 25 per Ib
SUGAR—Crushed, 20 to 20 cts pel Ib
Clarified 20 lo 20: Refined 16 to 18' ano
X. O. 11 to 12}
Tallow, 10 to 12} cts per Ib.
Tea, per lb 1 25-to 81 50,
White Lead, per keg, §2 50 to ?2 75.
Wool. 30 to 35 cents per Ib.
UNIVERSITY OF ununu:
J 'HE exercise? of this Institution will be
resuoied on the 1st of September, and
will continue until the 1st of December.—
The corps of instructor* is u» follows:
A. A. Lipscomb, D. I)., Chancellor and
PcotVof Criticism and Political Eeconomy.
P. fk Mull, D. D. Vico Chancellor and
Profesao ol Moral and Mental Philosophy.
Williams Rutherford, A. M. Professor of
of Mathematics and Astronomy.
Wm. Henry Waddell, A. M., Professor
of Ancient Languages.
R. M. Johnston,.A. M., Professor of
Bel'-es Lelties and Oratory.
V'. L. Jones, M. D„ Professor of Natu
ral l liilnsophy Chemistry and Geology.
W . D. Wash, A M. Adjunct Professor of
Mathcma ic* and Natural Philosophy.
Daniel-Lee, M. D., Terrell Professor of
Agrieultiiie.
Applicants will be admitted into either ol
the four usual classes for which they may
be prepared. Tuition, payable in advance,
$25 for rhis-term.
ASBURY HULL, Sec'y.
Athens, Ga., Aug. 21; 1861.
KOI ICE.
LADIES, TAKE K'OTIfE-
I have on hutura nice lot of "Linen Bint-Eye
Diaper. Flue Blenched Homespun; solid ol-
ore I Brilliants; It) 4 Sheetings; lull width tnblo
cloth d.inusk, uud many other articles cheat* as
they ever were forcash. I. M. KENNEY.
rpt'K.VIP NEED.—Genuine Clark County,
L (Ja.. seed, of nsuporiur kind to most norlhcni
seed, and much cheaper. Do you want good tur
uii>» ! .Now is the time to sow.
Aug. 21. I M. KENNEY.
R lt'K, KU E.—Whole rice, just received
nt redueea price. I. 51. KEN'NEY.
timid again.
4 N election tor a Justice of the Inferior Court !
of Clark* enmity willbe held at the several
precincts oltlio county, on the first Wcduesd.y
in October next, to fill the vacancy occasioned Itv
the resignation ot Win. S. Or. iv,’E*q.
SAM L. P. LUMYkIN. J I C.
JEFFERSON JENNINGS, J. I. C.
WM. It. ltAYGOOD, J. I. C.
Sepi. 3,1861—td.
jlf OI.ANMEN.—A good article
lYl August 21. 1 M. KENNEY.
(HOHE TENNESSEE BACON.
S I DII 4 .houldors and Hum*, for sale by
Aug. 7. T.BI SHOP «* SOX.
h»v'’f“* hoara of *«lo. to the highest Dhtder^U. ihf
first ? uesday in Abvember next, in puniMCM of
the nrdfc-'' ar, d consent of the Court of Ordinary
of Msdisoit county, the following notes and book
accounts, co.Mn_dered.by me and so adjudged by
said Court, os doubtful if not insolvent, to-wit.
I note OU William G. Stapler, for SO 90c, an* 10th
December, 1859.
1 nolo on juhes Chandler, for $3 35, due IClh
Ofct. '38.
I noteen Uriah pass for ft|7 30. due In Jan ’59-
l do on Jesse Vinemt for M72| due 37tb JVo» *59!
1 do on Alphous Herring or $12 45, due fitb
1 do on Jatr.i.v Vinson, for $!6. due 27»bNuv
l do llenjanon \ msou, for #12 50 fine 1st Jan ’5s
I do on Nmdford shielda Ibr #3. due t3th Doe '59
1 do on litwsod Porter, tor #5, fine *th Don'58
with a credit ot #1 I
1 do Christopher .Sailers for #6 25,dne 2d Ian 'tin
1 do on John 8 Bray for #15 15, duo 6th Dec ’58|'
1 nail 2 do. on Wade Anthony. 1 for #11 25, duo
13t! Dee '58: l for $■> I7J, due 1st Deo '57, with
a crjdit of §5.
I note on Jehu McCarty, Sr. tor #18 131, duo
" 29tb Doc '61;
I Account on John James, fpr $8 10,
i do on Andrew J Ps.s, for #387};
I do on V, iltism Pass, tor #8 55;
I do on A P Massey tor $2 00;
I _ do on Thumaa James tor #5 (II;
1' do on Crawford Sailors tor 80 ennt®.
1 do on Barnett X'.rtiu tor #5 50;
I do on William James, for #5;
l do on Wm F T Porter for #2 47 j;
J do mi Stephen Shields, for $3 50;
i do on John Hranden, for #3;
I do on VV illi.ia Pruitt, for 30 cenls.
I do on Pleasant Alurror for #1 14};
1 do on Hardy Vinson. for#l 00;
I do on Mute* llridweli, for 75 cents
e ... , JACOB P.PATTOJV.Adm’rof
Sept [8—IGd Ztidoo K Patton, d^c’u.
t of
/'1E:ORGIjI, U’nllou r«unlr.—c.v
VX (JrdtHary, September Term, 1861.—Win...
as. William Siiepanl, •;hnmistrat«'r on the p.**tn*c
»>f John I. 15r»*water, applied lo thia Court for let
ters ot' dismission:
This is, .lierefore, to cite and ndmoni.*!; nil per
sons concerned, io atmw cause, if ur.y exitrs, why
letters of dismission si;ould not be ijiTiiite’tl to the
applicant, nt the April term next of this Court
Hy order of die 0oun,this f»ih Srptenipor,
JESSE MITCIIELL, Cndinary.
Sept. 11—6m,
Confederacy Loan!
Athens, June 1st, 1861.
S IJBNCRIPTIONlKwill be opened at the
office of A. Hull, oh the loth inst. for balance
ottlm 1.7,1)00,000 Loan.
Subscriptions will be received in any current
Hank .Votes which arc at par in the cities of Sa
vannah amt Augusta.
ASBURY HULL, )
ED. K. WARE, > Comma.
S. THOMAS, >
June 10—tf.
G KOKfflA, Itnbnn County.—Whereas,
Joseph Atembdo applies to mo for letters of
| Huardmnsbip of Sarah E Russell. «nd J V Tus-
j sel, minors of Fnrenvey Russel, of said county.
i These tire, thervioro, to cite and admonish all
and singular the kindred nud friends of said mi-
j nors, and every person interested to be and ap
pear at my otiicc on or before tho first Monday
in Novembw next, lo allow cease, if any they
have, why said letters should not then be granted
to saui applicant, or to »u th other person or per-
sons ns th»* Court may adjudge proper®
Liven under my bund at office, this iid day of
September, lSCl. J
Sept. 18
h'd ^ BLACKWELL, Ordinary.
C AEOROIA, Walton County.— Ad minis
Jl tratrix' Satire.— All persons indebted to the
estn.e of the late HenryHendcison, deceased, of
saitl county, are hereby required to make imtne
diafe payment; and all poisons lia T iutf demands
against said deceased, wt.i render them in agree
able to law MARTHA J. HENDERSON,
Sept. 11—*2m. -Administratrix.
'JIHK ninny frirmts of Gen. ITI. €. ML
SL HAMMOND, of Clark, positively anuouiice
iiim a candidate to represent ihe Sixtli District in
the next Cougrcsa. Election, 1st Wednesday in
.Yovember
Ttie Visitor in Madison, the Star of the
South, in Elherton, aud the Times, in Covington
will copy the above until the day of Electh>u and
forward their accounts to this office.
W EI are authorized to announce the
name of THOMAS F. JONES, of Newton
Couuty, as a candidate for Senator, to represent
the ^*7th Senatorial District, composed of the
counties of Newton Walton, and Clurk.
^^7 E m
arc authorised lo anuounre Ihr
of Hen. A. DKLAPEKU1EUE, of
Jackson county, to represent Hall, lackaon aud
in which the lollowitlg incklvnt IS re- ; Banks cuimtie. in the next Senate of Georgia.
lated. The self-sacrificing disposition |
and the patrio'.ism of our young coun- ’
try women, remarks t ii e Atlanta
l V’ K ore aiuhorizcd lo announce the
If nameofjOHN H. 1‘ATKICK, of Frank-
f 1 EOKGIA Fraukiiu Couuty.—Where
VH us Npenccr Sewell applies to me for letteis
of ndminisTraiioii on on the estate of John It
Vaughn, late of said comity deceased.
These are, therefore to ci’t and admonish all,
and singular the next of kin and creditors of said
deceased to show cause, if any they can. why
mu-‘Ii letters of administration should not he
granted t »the applicant nt the first regular term
of the Court «»r Ordinary of said county, after the
expiration ol thirty aays irom this notice.
Given under uq- hand at office, this September
*,*d, IS6i JAMES A. HARRISON, Ord*
Sept. II—JO.
G EOIC«;iA Vrinikliu 4 ouuiy.—Where
as S. V Davenport applies to me for Ictieis
of udmiuistration on die estateef Daniel II. Coch
ran. Into of said county deceased.
These are, therefore, to cite and admonish nil
and singular the next of kin ami ct editors of .-aid
deceased to show ca *se, if any they can, why
such letters of administration should not ho grunt
ed the applicant at the first re^u nr term of the
Court oi Ordinary ot said county, after the expi
ration of thirty days from this notice.
Given under my baud uictliee, this -d Septem
ber, 1861.
JAMES A. HARRISON, Urd.
aScpt. 11—30tl.
NOTICE.
\ LL persons having demands against the es
tate of Henry W. She.its, late of Wnlh'ii
county deceased, nre l.-erchy notified, and requi
red t * present them, duly authenticated within
the time prescribed bylaw. And nil persons in
debted to said deceased are required In make
immediate payment.
B.S.8HEATS, Ex’r.
LOU. A SHEATS, Ex’rx.
Aug. H, 1861.—Cu.
\ DMIi\IHTRATOR’8 «ALE. 7 Fur»n
ant to an order ot-the Court of Ordinary of
Franklin county, Georgia, will ho sold before the
Court lior.se door^in Carnesville, saitl county, on
the first Tuesday in November next, within tiie
lawful hours of sale, the following property, (o-wit:
Theland whereon James Smith died, consistinjr
of the following tracts, viz: one tr.ict containing
two humlreil and thirty three ere« more or less,
on waters of North Broad Ri’«r: One other tract
ndpdi.in^ ihe nhove.cTmtaining fon • jmnuriO acres
more or less ; one other .met, oojoining the la-t
mentioned, containing three hundred acres, more
or less ; one other tract adjoiain^ the Inst mention*’
eJ, containing ten acres, more or lossone otii
lot
acres.
One named Jeff, about f»T> year* oh!; n woman,
Xant;y. about 45; a i»oy, Jcowe, ahoui ^4 a wo
man. Rose,about iiT>; a girl Manilla, about II; a
woinat., Marinh,about nud her two cliildrcn,
one a ]»<»>' about 4, tho other a tjirl about *J years
old ; Ucnrv, about 6 years of age. AH sold ns the
property of J nines Ninith (Iwewedjbr the benefit
..f toe heirs and creditors. Terms on the day of
sale.
THOMAS W. SMITH,; . , <
URBAN If SMITH, jAUmrg.
August 21 4IW,
nterent.
Sept 11
-9Ud.
C GEORGIA, M niton Count f .-Te Ain.
_ ^ Hvlfry Ccoksry, aj the State of Louisiana—-
You arc hereby cited to he ami appear personally,
or by attorney, tn the January term, 1862, el the
Court ot Ordinary ot said county, the 2nd Monday
iu said mouth, then and thereto make known
vi.ur objections, if any^you hove, to the lust will
and testament of Abnnu Haunnont, late of said
county, dcecast d, when the same will be pro-
por.iuud to said Conn t«i probate in solemn f« rm,
uud wnucsscs u ih be c^amiued and tho privilceo
»d cross-cxeminaiioii ollcwed all tho parlies Tu
JESSE MITCHELL,
.Ordinary.
j\ G’riClC.—I (.hall apply to the Court of Ordi-
• <x Unr J ol 'Valu M »cointy,on the first Monday
iu October next, lor leave io sell die real estate of
Lemuel iilnck, lute of said county
J- W. BLACK, ) A1 ,
July 10 2m. F I>. BLACK, \ A<1m ri -
JV OTIC*?.- All persons indebted to James
l l Brewer, life ol Walton county, deceased, sra
hereby no itied and required io m’nkc immediate
ptyinent, and those having demands against said
deceased nie required to present them within lh«
tunc presetihed bylaw.
, , MARY J. BREWER,
July 10 2m. Administratrix.
Adjoining the first mentioned, containing five !V OTIt E.-l shall apply to the Coun of Or-
t*. ALSO, tlm toikiwins NKGROKS: i i 1 (liunry ot Wnltoir county. On,, at th® regular
term 1.1 In- lu-lil dll tlir first Monday jn October
for IIMVO l.i soli ®H tbe r.-nl estate of Jotin
n, Into of shuI county, lic ensed.
JOHN 8. DICKINSON, Adm'r
Diekinn
July 31
ounfy as a candidate to rep
imtorial District, composed of the couutics of |
'A p. iea.n Irom a jjenlleinan who siw
the Baltimore papers of Monday that they
contain a leltgrapliie account of tho In
hattla at Lcxinoion, Missouri. It resulted
in tiie coiiqiletc victory of l!ie (.onfi-uerale C’otDinonwealth, h?ve been Slrikingly j H»ri, Franklin mnl llubentbam. iutha next Leg-
troops, who, afier tiiree days hard fightinw . • • • • ® - r • . ™ J ( islature of Georgia,
i succeeded in lukintj ih*» city. A r^mnatit
• of the Fed: ral troops retreated in safety.—
{ T^he account, which ofccursc comes from
! a Federal tource, represents that ihe loss
j on both sides was very heavy, that of the
! Confederates preponderatin'*. — Richmond
! Enquirer, “dlth uit.
f WO months after dale, 'application will b<
JL made lo the Court of Ordinary ofFi.mklii
county, Georgia, fi»r lc^\e io i»ell alt the lands be •
longing to the estate of Levi Hamby, laic >»f Maid j
county deceased, for tbe beucl.t of the heirs and I
creditor of said deceased.
LEVI 8EWELL, Adm'r.
Sept. 11—2m.
IEU1XI*'! GATOft’M WALE.—By vir-
t Uf «.t an ordci of liio Ordinary of Hall ooim-
[ will sell before the Court-house door at
the first Tuesday in October
G EORGIA VrnnUUn Coowly.-Twa
mouths after dale application will be made
io the Court of Ordinary ol said couuty for leave
to sc«i a iicjjro hoy, named Pleasant, about I wet vo
years of »>c!otij;ing to ti c estate of Massi'vn
iltjrqicr ildiot.t tor the benefit of her creditors
JERREMI.VH CLEVELAND, Guardinu.
July 3 — 2m.
Gaittc»vtlle,o(i the firstTuesday tu October next, i f , . c TT . ^ ^
■ill .1... lrtiulB bc-longi.ig t„ ll„. «*UUC of F.riv.rd | T( ) f> A ^ IT BTTY - RQ I
I'itln un. ilcvnwd, iu rouotjr. VOin*i*tingof XV/ bill AA J' Ij _L I 4LO .
EOBUA Knbuii
Nashville, Sept. 27.— The ltussel-
Compiny .l—Muditon county.
Jam®* S GhoUton Captain
\Vtn J I’lttman lat Lieulenant
Clutlfs It Sims 2J do
Hfnrjr C Naat) 2d do
Cumpnny JB—Jack-ton county.
A M Reynolds Captain
Robert W Into 1st Lieutenant
John M Vanalile 2d do
Owen T David 2d do
Company C—Ilart county.
John II 8>kelton Captain
Horatio (J AteMulInn 1st Lieutenant
Klias S Dyar 2d do
Griffin Bailey 2d do
Company D—Madison county.
John N .Montgomery Captain
Jam®® W Daniel 1st Lieutenant
James Daniel 2d do
John A McCurdy 2d do
Campnay E—llahcrshnm county.
B K Stile® Captain
G. A W tit 1st Lieutenant
II A Fuller 2d do
NV H Griggs 2d ,| 0
Company /’—Walton county.
J H D Mi-Ilea Captain
1 H Camp lat Lieutenant
K I'atnck 2d do
J H Camp 2d do
Company G—Jackson county.
A C *1 hompsoii Captain
Thomas I. R.ss 1st l.ieitlenant
Sntrkey llcwitt -j,| ( |„
W U Steed 2,| ,| 0
Company H—(iicit.nc!t county.
Natlian-el Reeder (’..plain
h.* 'j°6-r 1st Lieutenant
V\ m I Smith -jq jo '
Janie® M Liddell -jj do
Company /—Gu'innctl county.
N L^llutchins Jr Captain
W L Simmons 1st Lieutenant
Juhn A Mitchell 2.1 do
Jnlius S llowring 2d do
Company A—Columbia county.
Robert J Boyd Captain
1st Lieutenant
Whereas, the Con'cderatu States of Amer
ica ate threatened with subjugation by a i i . e .i xr i
powerful and malignant people, w „ I'? e, Ivy., correspondent of the Nash-
•‘leach for doctrine the commandments o! ! v, ‘‘ e I'nion and American sends the
men;” following dispatch to the Louisville
Tlterefore, Resolved, That tbe contest Bulletin:
now going cn, ought to engage the cun- . r ,r ' at c . nn *
etant efforu and earnest prayers of every i JelTcson City Mo., Sept 22—A
member of the Sarepia Association, and j dispach received lieie to night, say the
this cou'est should bu continued in the spi Federal troops surrendered to the rc-
rit suggested, until our enure and uncon
ditional independence be acknowledged by
those w bo are notv striving to overpower us.
2d. Resolved, Thai in accnrdanro with
the request of ihe Mirtin Spring Church,
this Association appoints the 2d Saturday
in October as a day of fast-ng and prayer
io out Heavenly Father, that He would
nerve the arms and piotect the li*es ®f oi>r
soldiers and change the pui pose of our en
emies, so that a permanent peace may he
tbe heiiinge of the Confederate Stales of
ol America.
3d Resolved, That all persons who feel
an interest in this subject, be invited to
unite with us in observing the day.
I’. K.—It is worthy of remark, that the
Clerk of the As-ociation, Mr. 1. IK. John
son, made a donation ol hi* entire pay —
$25—lo the Georgia Hospital fund.
VV. R.
From the Richmond (Va.) Dispatch 25th.
‘The Census of I860.
Through the kindness of the Rev. J. P.
Davidson, late ol Washington, we are en
abled to lay before our readers a complete
report ol the census of the old United
Sia'en for I860. This report is copied from
the hooks of Census Bureau, and was ob
tained hy Mr. Davidson, shortly previous
to his departure from the Federal Capitol.
It is the first complete report that has yet
been published:
Slates free. Siarc. Total,
U A Linsdell
G l{ Mngruder
N K Benton
! Maine 619,658
; New Hampshire 326,072
. Vermont 315,837
! Massachusetts 1,231,49!
! Rhode Island 171.621
Connecticut
New V ork
New Jersey
Pennsylvania
Delaware
Maryland
Virginia
2d
2d
do
619,658
326072
315,827
1,331.491
174,621
460,670
3,581,633
676.081
2,916.018
1,805 112,063
616,188 83,382 731,565
1,097,373 495,826 1,593,190
North Carolina 679,965 328,377 1,009,312
South Carolina 308.186 407.185 715.371
460,670
3,581,633
670,081
2,916,018
110,558
Recruits from Franklin County.
On Wednesday last a fine looking body
of men from Franklin county passed thru’
H i® place. Th«y wera recruits for the Tu-
Bluet, Capt. Miliican, and in charge of
Recruiting Sergeant, James A. Harrison.—
I he ful o«mg is a list of the names :
WmP'uil"’ JS Jones
Wml Bellamy A S Langston
W ley T Mitchell
W in S. Ntarrett
Th®s J Bellamy
Tho* Crimea
Tho® J Cothran
Tho® II liarber
L T Hamby
J W Hamby
Joshua Vaugh
J H Shannon
Henry Thomas
■Wiel B II Wright
J VV Mauldin
P J Keesk-r.
Georgia
I Florida
I Alabama
j Mississippi
j Louisiana
. Arkansas
Texas
Teum sssec
Kentucky
O.do
Indiana
Illinois
Missouri
Michigan
Wisconsin
Iowa
| Minnesota
i Oregon
j California
, Kansas
615,3.16 467.46! 1,082,797
81,885 63,809 145,694
530,411 435,173
407,551 479.607
354,245 312,186
331,710 109.063
415,999 184,956
859,528 287(112 1,146,6*0
920,077 224,490 1,145,567
2,337,917 2,337,917
1.350.802 1,350,802
1,691 238 1,691.238
1,185,090 115.619
751,291
935,917
887.158
665,431
110,775
600,955
768,485
632,202
J 72-793
52.566
384,770
143,615
.301,209
754.291
768,185
682.202
172.793
52,566
381 770
143,545
Total
A Good story
rteVZlTor Wh ° " aS in A “*»- •!.« I Nebraska
prisoners passed through there ! New Mexico
'hftr way to New Otlean®, rentes the !’ lah
following c invention between one of Ihe I H? ko l ? h
pr.. 0 ner. and » ”eui!u.l ge.mtnn*
window, todarkicon
P .form—Arc you a stave or free man t
AMte.—Well I aim what you might
. “ frc# D 'iSet, hut I’® ,ig|„ , mai , fr t, r
,3 *'> you is ’bout dis time.
27,385 436 3,999,353 31,384.789
TcrriloritI.
28,893
92.624
50,000
4,839
11.624
75,321
aaliingtnn
District ot Columbii
Tout!
262,701
New Orleans, Sept. 06.—The Prize eliip
Marshal was gold at auction to-day by or-
der of the t'cuit for $36,000 cash.
Iiels on Friday, afternoon, (the 20th)
for want of water. Ben. McCulloch
on Monday last, was marching on
Lexington.
Maj. Turner’s wounds, it is feared,
will prove mortal. The greatest activ
ity prevails in iT.ilitary circles.
The Bowling Green correspondent
of the Union and American writes that
the agents of Lincoln continue to make
arrests of prominent cetizens of Louis
ville. In addition to those heretofore
reported, it is said that 11. Atkinson,
A. O. Brannin, and Ex-Gov. Merri-
wether, have been arrested anti sent out
of the State.
Rousseau holds Muldrough’s Hill.
The'Federal forces in Louisville, and
along the line, are believed not to ex
ceed 4,500.
It is reported that in response to ap
peals for aid, Lincoln says the Union
men of Kentucky must fight their own
battles, as he has no troops to send
them.
Bowling Green is full of citizens of
Louisville, and Jelierson, and Hardin,
and other counties, fleeing (rom the
lawlessness of the Linculnites.
Passengers from Bowling Green, by
to day’s Lain, say the arrival at
Louisville of two Iowa regiments ts
reported—supposed to be pait of those
captured at Lexington, Mo., and re
leased on parole.
MILITARY MOYKMKNTS IN THE
W ENT.
St. Louis, Sept 23 —Gen. Prentiss
has assumetl command of the Fedetal
forces in North Missouri, and started
West yesterday, lie is now West of
Brookfield, Mo., and cut off by “the
Rebels,’’ supposed lo be a part of Gen.
Price’s forces. Great (ears are enter
tained that he will be captured.
Quincy*, 111., Sept. 24.—Communi
cation with Gen. Pientissis still cut off.
Nothing lias been tie ,rd from him since
yesterday
THE BATTLE OF LEXINGTON, MO.
Naslivdie, Tenn., Sept. 29.—A dis
patch dated Quincy, 111., Sept. 23d,
savs that the siege of Gen. Mulligan,
at" Lexington, Mo., commenced on
Thursday, Sept. 12, and continued
from day to day until Friday last, at 5
o’clock P. AL, when the Union Hag was
hauled down—the Federalists having
fought fifty-nine hours without any wa
ter to drink. They had only three
barrels of vinegar to quench iheir thirst.
The supply of water was from the river,
and was cut off by the Confederates,
after a desperate light, on Wednesday.
St. Louis, Mo., Sept 23.—General
Pientiss’ dispatch announces ihe sur
render of Gen. Mulligan, #t Lexington,
exhibited since hostilities begun, so
have theit courage and spit it. But
among all the incidents related we
t.ave seen none to surpass this. The
correspondent says:
‘A few days after the fight at Sker
ry, near Charleston, Kanawha, two or
three Yankee officers visited the house
of a Mr. Fry, who had been driven
Irom his house by the enemy. A
daughter of Mr. Fry saw them ap
proaching through the gate, and con
fronted them in the poich with a de
mand to know their business. They
stated that they were looking for seces
sion fligs, and heard there were some j
there.’
The correspondent then gives her
reply, which is truly heroic, worthy the
best days of chivalry, arid deserves to
be handed down to future generations
in letters bright and enduring. Here
it is:
‘ Brave men,’ said she in scorn,
‘take flags on the field of battle—cow
ards only hunt them at the houses of
defenceless women. Mine is in the
hands of our brave volunteers; go and
take it from ihernV
TO OULTIVATORS OF THE:
SOIL!
W OULD you furnish your stock next
season with provisions almost btj-
I yond peradventme ? Would you find a
remedy for puor land-and summer drouth 7
i Then procure-“Jones’ Oats,” and ®ow in
Uctob -r or early- in November. Even your
poor lands, and your hearts will be cheered
next summer with abundance, though your
corn-field may be parched with drouth.—
Try it and prove what those who have tried
know to be true.
^Several hundred bushels of the seed now-
ready, for sale at the plantation of the un-
der-ioned, two mile* below Watkinsviile,
on the Madison road—the genuine article.
1*. VV. HUTCHESON, JR.
Oct. 2—Itn.
rd Ii
•Whereat* ;
' ‘tf «!*•
OBITUARY.
Died, on tho 3d day ol September, 1861
at can.p Cohb near Richmond. Va., Marcus
J. Park, 4th Sergeant, Company G Oconee
Volunteers, 16th Regiment Geo, Vo’s.
Actuated hy a senro ol duty, thi* young
man left a happy home, where peace and
happiness dwelt, to meet tiie shameless toe
wht had dared to invade our sacred south
ern soil. He was a good young man, kind
as officer, and cheerful at home; his merry
laugh and kind words that so often had
made the family circle joy ful and happy, is
now forever hushed.
Dearest Marcu«, thou h st left us,
We thy lii.-s most deeply feel,
.But, ’tis God that has liereit us,
He can all our sorrows heal.
Peaceful he thy silent slnmbers;
Peaceful in thy grave, so low;
Thou, no more will join our numbers.
Thou, no mure our songs shall know.
Yet. again we hope to meet thee
When the day of life is fled.
Then in Heaven, with joy to greet thee,
Where no farewell tear is shed.
At the same place, on the 4ih day ot Sep
tember, 1861, Janies IF. Harwell, of the
same Kegimer.t and Company.
At the same ppce, on the lltli of Sep
tember, 1861, James R. Appleby, of the
same Regiment and Company.
Thus, in so short a space, we are called
on to bury three of nur nolle soldiers. And
thus pay our last tribute of respect to their
remain®.
‘Be ye also ready, tor in such an hour as
ye think not the Son of Man pouieth.*
CRAPE VINES FOR SALE.
R- MICHELX, '
O FFERS jiUi services to ths citizens of Athena
and vicinity as vine drrsser ; aud also ha«
fv»r aale the fuiUiVritig vleecrrptum of grape vines;
Delaware White, Warren,
Sweetwater White, Isabella.
Catawba, English,
Malaga, -ri, Madeira.
The vines will be bold by the quan
tity very cheap.
As the time for planting and pruning ts close
nt hand® tluvpubliu would do well to avail them
selves At*the opportunity, an he expects t*> leave
about tie close of tnis yemr. Apply at Athens
Depot, Jo Agent. Oct 2—3ut.
piitni to me for p *rumnenl letters ®»t administration
with will annexed, on the estate of Jutnes Dillard
late of said county deceased.
This is to cite all, and singular ILe creditors
and next of kin, of J nines Dillard, to be aud ap
pear ut :i y office wiii.in the time preset *bed l>\
law, and <d«ow rnum*. if any they ••mi, why per"
uniuciu nduuuiairuticu should not be granted u>
J.li. Dillar I and W. F. Dillard, on Jair.es Dil
lard o t state.
Witness my hand and official signature. Au
gust *J!», I8t>l"
J. M. BLACKWELL. f»d.
Sept 11,-oOd.
the lo v->e pLoe, c.oiiminiii£ c no Imudrco aud
only tike acres,more or less, and one other tract
join in j; re house place, containing our hundred
acres, more or less. • To l*e sold subject to the wid
ow's dower, for the bcimtit ol tlie neirs and credi
tors. Terms iittkdo’kuowtt-on H e duv of sale.
W.TrmYMAN, Adui'r.
August ::i km.
We offer a Ccoil Assortment of
GROCERIES,
KOISCSIA JladiHon County—(J/crk’s
X.HT <tjf.ee Superior Von rt—By virtue of an or
der of tue Hon. Thomas W. Tlmm-is Jiul^e of the
Superior Court of the Northern Circuit MndLon
Superior Court stands adjourned to the second
Monday iu December next. Fnrties, witnesses
aud jurors will tike notice thereof, and govern
themselves accordingly.
J. At. STUNNER, C. S. C.
Sept. 11.—It.
G BORGIA, Franklin County.—Two
mouths after date application will b* made
to the Four, of Ordiuarv,of aaid county,for leave
to sell nil the lands ana nagroea belunj'in# to the
estate of William E. Smith, late of eatd county,
deceased, for the benefit of hi* heirs a id creditors.
JOHN L. MORRIS.) ... ■
TilOS- W. SMITH, S Admr8 '
VALUABLE FARM
FOR SALE.
TBlllE subscriber having determined
J. to move West, offers his FARM
for sale, on most favor Me terms, both
_ As io PRICE amt Time.
ud.liea on Gum creek, nud adjaecitto
the flourishing little village of Logar.villc, Walton
county, immediately on the road leading from
Athena and Jefferson to Stone .Mountain, and
fp»m Soc ial Circle and Covington to L* wrct.ee
villc. The tract conaina lHo acres, abort 350
acres cVnrcd-the balance in well-timbered woods.
There is about fiO acres of first rat««*reck bottom,
in a fine s ate of cultivation® The dwelling is not
very good, but good negro and outhouses, fine
large stables anil cow-houses, a new gin-house,
barley and rye lots already sown, good orchard,
uud the best of spring water. There is probably
not a more healthy neighborhood in Georgia.
On tho ilUli of November next, will RESOLD
TO THE HIGH ENT BIDDER, about ijl>0 busk,
ols of corn, fodder. farm’tLg tools, furniture, stock
and pork hogs, cattle, 4ul, Ac.
If the laud is trot sold at private sale before the
public sale, it will also be bold to the highest bid
der on that day. Sale on the premises, and to
continue from day to day. Fot further particu
Jars, address N . W. COOKSEY,
Sept® IS—U Loganville, Walton Co., Ga.
B AKliH County Deputy Mhcu iir * Stale,
Will be sold before the Court-house door,
in the town of Homer, Banks county. Georgia
on the first Tuesday in October next, within the
legal hours of sale, one-sixth pirt of a tract of
laud, lying on trie Grove River in said c ounty,
bounded by William linumvell on the South and
Joshua Simmons on Ihc North, containing lour
hundred acres, more or less. Levied on to satis
fv n tar fi. fa. tue Slate ami county ys William
(j. Morris. JAA/ES L. WATERS,
Aug® *J8 Ids.
5iLDIl.lL COLLEGE OF GEORGlV
AT AUGUSTA.
r|~ IIE thirtieth session of this Im.iitution wilt*
JL open on Mouday tho 1th of November next.
Anatomy, // F. Campbell, M, D.
Surgery, L A Dugas, M. 1).
Chemistry, Joseph Jones. M. D.
Matcri.) Mcdica and Therapeutics, I I* Gar
yin; M. I),
Institutes and Pmetier, L I) Ford.M. D.
Physiology, H V M Miller. M. D-
Obstetrics, J A EVeu M. D.
Adjunct Professor of Obstetrics, Robert Camp
bell, M.D.
\V II Doughty, M. D., CiiuicaTl Lectures at City
Hospital®
S B Simmons, M. D., Prosector to Professor of
Anatomy
li W 1) ForJ, M. D. Demonstrator of Anatomy.
Lectures, (full coursei $105®
Matriculation Fee, ^>.
T. e College Building has been thoroughly ren
ovated, and many additions made to the torxner
facilities for ins ruction.
Sept. It. -it. I P.GARVIN,Dean.
MUSIC,
¥7ICTORY of J/atiassas Grand March ; Gen
v Beauregaid's Grand March; War Song of
Dixie: OIXlirsIiAND; Dixie’s Land, va
rlntions; Southern Confederacy Mazurka* The
South our Country; Davis Grand Afsrch; First
President’s Quick-Step • God and our Rights;
Flag of tho t ree Eleven, with many other pieces.
Juki received. WM. ft. WHITE.
Sept 18
J 1EORIJIA, Frnnklin County.— To all
Vjff" whom it. may concern.—Thomas Jlur.i and
:bourns J Dooly naviug, in proper form, applied
.o me f«»r permanent letters of administration on
the cr>tato of Sidney J. Dooly, late of said county :
Tiiis is to cite all and singular *he creditors and
next of kin of Linsey J Dooly, to bo and appear at
m>'office wit in the time allowed by lnw 9 m«d show
cause, if any they can, why permanent administra
tion should not be granted to Thomas Morris and
Thomas J Dooly, on Lii.sey J Dooly's estate.
eps ii y hand and ctueinl signature, August
Hi
8th, DUl.
August 21
lAMES A. HARRISON,
Ordinary.
TO TIIE PliOPJLlT
Oi'^Vtlierxs,
At\’i> ACRROTNDIIVO COl’NTBY.^
IV E call your aiteutioa to our slock of Hats,
▼ ▼ Caps, Boots and Shoes, of every variety,
suitable for 3pring and suunuer wear. We have
a large stock suitable for the country tinde, and
ready to supply any of our up-country n.ercha»*tH
who may favor us with a call, with as good an
assortment as they can find in any of the Southern |
markets. Store at the old stand,. No. 3, Hauk
Row. ORK A YOCNOKIN.
Athens, April 24,1861.
ON AND AFTER TO-DAY
MV TERMS M ILL BE
CASH!!
I cannot sell on short time and
keep np my Stock- This will
apply to all alike.
J. I. COLT.
Oct® 1st® 186!—3m.
C ORN AND MEAL, for »*!e by
Aug. 11. T liisllop A SON
G eorgia, wsitoa couuty—comt *.j
Ordinary, June Term. 1861.—Whereas,
William R. Simpson, administrator on Ihe estate
of James Wutson, deceased, applies to tho Court
for letters of dismission:
This is, therefore, to cito ami admonish all per
aoiis concerned, to slmw cause, if any existH. why-
let ters of dismission should not be granted to the
applicant, at the January Term next of this Court.
Cy order of tho C’ourt, this fith June, ISfil.
JESSE MITCHELL, Ordinary.
June 19 dm
C 1EORGIA JIadison Ciunty.—Court cf
7 Ordinary, June Term, 18ol, Wuereus
J®iines Thompson, Administrator of tho Estate of
Mary Carington deceased, applies to mo for let
ters of aisixtifcSion from said administration.
These are, therefore, to cite and sdtifouish all
persous, concerned, to file their objections® if any
they have, within the time prescribed by law,
why said administrator should not be dismissed.
Given under my band and official signature,
thU *J^d of Juue, I8til.
R. H. BULLOCH, Ordiuary.
June 26. 6m.
S IIOEN, HIIOEM.-—I have a lot ol no heeled
slippers, and buskins, of size 1 to 5. which
will he sold very cheap. I XJ. XBNNEY-
Athens,Go . August *JI, ISfil.
.•1/itY other Articles suited to this Market.
Wc Select our (xootte
Willi grow eurs, nr.d buying in large quantities
l OR CASH!
Arc prepared to furnish the
REST ARTICLES
j af the lowest rates, to cash buyers.
I NO. 1, BBOAD STREET, ATHENS, GEO.
Samuel Knox, administrator of Jonathan j T. BISLIOJ? & SON.
1>. Swift, represents fo tbe Court, in his petition! July 17 l(tiil
July fib (1 nml entereil on rteord, that be has fully j .. .
ndu.iiiistared JoDHlbsii O. Swift's estate, except I ~ : ■ ■ 1
tbe laiui. wbieb tbe heirs at taw agree may re
main until the youngest chilli of said Jonathan
D Swift becomes of age:
.This i.s, ther«»lbre, to cite nil persons concerned,
kindred mid credit «rH, to show cause, i! any they
can, why said administrator should not be dis
charged- from his administration, andToceivc let
ters of disuiu^iou,on the first Monday in Novem
ber-next® James a. Harrison,
May If> Cm. Ordinary.
. CHOICE COtJKTRV FL01R,
F REBH ground, for sale lurforcaoii by
April 10, UJ6L T. BI8HOJB R SON
V I) 3IIMMTRATOB H SAI.E—Agree
ab.'e to nn Order ofthe Court of Ordinary of
rsway in i^ovviiioer nexr. oeiween IHC usual
irs nf sale, the following property, lowit: .
-ot of laud, No. IV0; District 11 lying iu Hub-
ham ccunry,nnd couiaiuinu ‘->50 acres*
Oglethorpe county, wil.be sold before the Court
House dcor m Habeishatn coun!/; on the first
Tuesday in November next, between the usual
boil
Lot
crah:
A1m>. nt tlie same lime, wlll bo sold before tho
Court House door, in Rabuu county, the follow
ing property, to wit: Ivt of laud No. 8J, Dial rict
‘j,Tying in uaid county, of Rabuu# coutaiuing 4‘JU
acres.
All sold as the property belonging to estate cf
Elijah Cutuuiing?,deceased.
ARTHUR W. SMITH, Adm’r.
Ncpt.-f—4Cd.
■XTOT«t'I.;.-\Vc .ball apply tc Ihe Court of
IX Ordinary ot W allot! «>uuty Go., at ibo r«r-u-
lar term ihrreof, lu bo bold uti ttie tirot Monday in
Ociobor noxt, for leave to toll all U, e lands7)0-
lo"giug tt» Iho.ttintc of Jiuiior Jtrowor late of
tool county, doc 4, 61AJIYJ. nilE W^R.
Jmy 10 —in- Administratrix.
—‘I’wo ino-uha after date
X ^ appltraiion will be made t. the Cour
ol Urdtiiaiy ol //art county, at the first reg
ular tenn, al er tbe expiration ol two months
rom tins notice, for leave to sell the land
belongnig to th. estate of Lemuel \T.
1 fible, 15 Hart county.
LBMUhL N. TRIBLE, Adm’r
of LEMUEL W. TRIBLE.
July 10—2m.
MILITARY ROOKS.
Army Krgalations; Gilhnm'a Manual; Ilardpe’s
Taotic*; ll.riks'’® Cheap Edition; Camp llutyi tor*
tificntion ami Const Defence; Bayonet Exercise.
Volunteer's Hand Book; Science_of War: School
of the Guides; Hooper's Manual; Volunteer*®
Manual: Gilliam’* Artillory; JIapa of Virginia;
Map* of the Seat ot War;
Just Received.
Sept. II.
WM. X, WHITE.
G EOIIOIA Walton C®nutjr-,— Cowr< o
Oclinary. August term, 1801,—Whereas
lllllian .A Uicliirdeon, Executor and Amy Rich
ardaon Executrix of William Richardson, de
ceased apply to the Coutt for loiters of dismission.
This is therefore to cito mid admonish all pom
sou. concerned to how cause, it any exists, why
letters of disinissiou should not bo granted th?'
applicants, at the March term, next of this Court.
T862.)
Bv order of the Court, August 7th 1861.
JESSE MITCHELL, Ordinary*.
Aug, 11—6m.
G EORGIA, Wnlton County.— Court o;
Ordinary, May Tern, J861.—Whereas,
Williiin Jackson, administrator on the oslsto cf
John L. Slieats, deceased, anplioa to this C’ourt for
leitorsof di-mission ;
This is, therefore, to cite end admonish all per-
sous concerned, to show cause, if any exists why
letters of dismission should not bo granted to the
upidic-aut.at the December term next of this Court.
By order of thn Court, ihi.fith Mny, |8«>1
JEbbE MITCHELL, Ordinary.
May 15 6m
N OTICE.—All persons indebted to the estate
of A. I*. Harrison, late of Walton county, do-
ceased, are hereby notified and required to make
immediate pavnieut, and those Amug demands
against said deceased, arc required to present
uiam iu terms of tho law.
HILLIARD THOMPSON, Atmr.
.Tn'v 10 Vui.
t J.ROBBIA I-'rimklin Cennly—Whereas
8-® Burton G l’ayiie appikai lo me for letters ot
administration on tiie estate ot Asa l’syne, late of
said county deceased:
These nro, therefore tn cite and admonish all,
and singular the kindred anti creditor* of said
deceased, to show cause, it any they have, why
anid totters should tun he granted tosaid applicant
at tliu regular term of the Court ot.Ordinary tor
arid count v, to be held io October next.
Given under inv hand, this Sopt. 1,18«l.
JAMES A. HARRISON, Ordinary,
sept. i—3Cd. . -
G EORGIA, itnaln County.— To all
»**« 11 may concern.-A lien T. Gnrris«.n,
and Uu-haro O. Simmons, liavii g in proper fomi
applied t» me tor permanent letters of admuiia
truti'-n on the estate pf Joahua Simmons, late of
•rid ccnntv: "• , ri-
Tc s is do ci'c, all and ringnlar the Creditors
and uext of km of Joshua Simmons, to be and ap
pear at my office, within tho lime .prescribed by
iuw, and almw cause, if any they can, *hy per
mauent administration should not be glinted to
AllenT, Garrison amt Richard O. Simmons, on
the estate pf Joshua Simmons,deceased,
u- as snA M ' D - Ordinary, and
Sept 24—*6d. Ex-Ufficio Clerk.
QEOBRIA, Rnnha Connly— To alt whom
nJj.i «"««'«-M. H Thomas having in
P"-,! 1 ,"' , !l , “* , « 1 tome tor permanent letters
ot administration o„ the estate of Perry M.Vaugha.
laic nf said count!: this is to cite all, and smgalnr
ll.e creditors, and next of kin of PctTy M. Vaughn
owedhv ?’ r* ' llicc ' wi,,,iu * h * rime al-
^cl b y h«w. a »d fe h. , w cause, if any they can.
manle p * n,un ‘i 1 i " Jl11 ,l " 8,r «tion should not be
eri.im U ’ ’ nu,1 "" t on 1>c ' r J M. Vaughn’s
' v'J,*,Pi"?' iPS signature.
M EM Eh, D. Ordinary and tx officis
Aug Itth 18(11—30d. . ;
Clerk.
NEW GOODS
CRAWFOKD & STAPLER
Arc receiving their
NEW 8PMN0 GOODS,
„ , _ Which they will sellcheap. '
B M a a d rch t «J ?t ’ l "" i<:r 1{,,Un * !r 0ffi< '°.4th«n.,G»
G EORGIA, Banks Cenmr.— To at!
returnit imay collarra —Allen T. Garrison
and Richard 0. biuunons beving in proper Conn
applied to me for permanent letters of aduttnis-
trntioo oil thoeriaic of John T. Simmans, late ot
said county, ;
This Is to cite' all and singular the crediiors-
and uext of kin of. John T. Simmons, to bo and
appear at my office, within the time allowed by
law, and show cause, if any they can,- Wny per-
mmor.t adiniuistrstion should not bo granted to
Allen T. Garrison, and Richard O. bimmous, on
John T. Simmons’ estate.
SI. ESTES, Ordinary, and
V, JIAIm. CIa.
Sept. 25.. 30d.
Ex-Ofiicio Clerk.
N OTICE.—Sixty day® after dulo, I shall ap
ply to tho Court ot Ordinary of Madison
county, tor leave to soil the land belongiLg to the
estate of Charles A. Jonas, deceased.
'Aug. 28 2m. J, T. MILLER, Adm’r.
-mk
]\ ^ hal1 "PP'y rirfbe Court of Or-
dinars ofAVnltftu county Q«^at the ref»nl»r
term thereof, to be held on the' fir At Monday la
October nvx\ for leave to sell ihe land belaa£in»
to the eautc of A F. Sfif
n jm-hURD THOMPSOlC
Jaly 10 2m Administrator
* r\| OT 1C B ,*-AII persons having demand*
i 1 against tho estate of Lucy Rucker, and
George Rueker. late of Bank® county, deceased
are hereby notified and -required to present then
properly attoslcd, accorduig to law. And all
persons indebted to' said estate, aro required to
make Immediate tinymeut. .
ARMOR RCCKEB, > . ' .
MOSES BROOKS. {Agents.
Sept2 flw. - -
h m sssr3Xs^ssst=sAi
iuesday iu November next, will bcunHHBz
Lou.-t House door, iu JJHTcrson in J9MHPT
^ttli'ii tiie lawful hours of sale, a
••* connly^ cootaininPHraeM
more or lej*8, on Mechanic*’ street, known aath
Jhhn I . Pruitt lot.r Goud Iioubc and fence fnl
tree* on said lot. SoW». the property John
Fruttt, deceased; for .the benefit of the heir®
creditors of said docosaed. Term* made k®
on the day of sale. “
*Scpt. 4-1 . JAMES B ' NUNN ' Adn » „
