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wii8 nt the cabin door.
Mi** Siidcl! wii« nt the cabin door, protecting
..i,v jjjiriiMMj) ujuijj i),. ; aJ): *r.j.ud Lieut. Fuirlnx
;..«n ei.ilt avuroi iu lorctliU n iimvc her. when-
..j.oij •• sht)>|>(‘d ii mi in 1 lit* face. Lieut
V nilt x lki«n ordt;rd nt.c ot the murines t»»
i i i.iv'c her with open baym et. which roimtaiui
whs tiiiim di?uel\ cheveit. and would have, »»«•
doubt. i«*Milu d horioiisly !*> Miss Slidell, had not
roimnaiult r \v ilkiunie &muk the marine and his
hf»\o.tf! to the ground, ami protected the younj;
lady.— [From n Loudon paper.
Ho, ^idianta ! brim the breaker bowl,
And click the test a I glasses oh 1 m
T!ie "rape will .shed its sapphire muU*
To eulogise the lasses, ol»!
And when ve pledge the Ifrp c.n^eurl • + ’
Ol’ loveliness and gto^.’, oil !
Hires a humher to the gallant girl,
That smote tin* dastard Tory, oh !
A bumper, a thumper,
To loVeiim SS HI. d eh !
Here's n bumnor lonfgtilhm* giii,
That smote tin* daslffrd Tory,ot» 1
<)ur lfcys an- tighiing East a*u^^V#*st , # *
liiH nta weim n do not linger eb !
I or they take their dial .mud’s trom the breas
And their mbi< s Irwin the linger, oh !
An i they sen I their darlings to the van
< it honor and ot plory, oh !
Andtae>*ve all the spiiit of a man
To smite u dastard Tory, oh !
A bumper, a ti umper,
To lovelint'ss and g‘.«»ry, oil !
Here s a bumper to the gallant girl!
That smote tie* dastr.rd Torv, oh ’
which were given with a will. t; Nol!
j so fast,” said the Major of the 1st Ma-1
! rvland, as soon as the cheering ceased, j
*'n°t so fast,’’ said he putting his hand j
on the shoulder of the excited Lieuten-'
ant, “it was not Miss llettie, but her j
sister.” "‘Three cheers,then, for Miss]
.lt-nnie Cary.” cried the Lieutenant.—
Of couise they weir heartily given.—
When the sound died away into per
fect silence, and the audience, now J
comprising most of the regiment, await i
ed (ieo. ltcauregard’s further oiaMffks j
lie ci fjliBlied :—
Ck^mitkn banner
mi. COIMIMMIOISE CALEMiAR. biii
DAYS,
Jan’y
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Mil-i
Feb’y
Martli
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- J*t
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■i nt
,ii, tin
i linllail is .-<«|ii.-.1
Kliil’s" \v take
• young Souther
mill ill
nisi the Sow Grier,
i. I..- .lames K. lfii
port, wln.se sj'iri;
n 11:at jimni.nl. Iiu
illy nml jn.lly admired.
A I. VI AVM LOOK OS Tlllt SISSY
N,E T" * * f
Alwnvs lonk on theifcnny side," *
A11'"i though lile chei keri .l be,
A lightsome liei.rt liiits eari’ depmt,
AuJ lime tty pleasantly !
Why MffUMllNffinru ajcr imimed ills >
Winn nWnear.
(’lire is a self consuming tiling,
That hardest nerves cull ivi ar.
Always took mi the sunny side.
Ami tinmen yon linin' find
A1! thine 1 ? :.i enniinj. m your wish.
lie lmi disturbed m miml ;
Tho greatest evils that can fume,
Are lighter far to beai,
When met by foftitnile ami strength,
1 llsleatl of doubt and fear.
Always I nek on the amuy side—
There’s liealili in harmless jest,
And niueh to soothe eiir win id!) enr> s
It, I,oping for the he.,!,
rile gloomy path is tar loo dark
For happy feet lo trend.
And i-Us ot fain ani solitude.
(Ii li... in.'s i slnun i d anil dead.
Always look on t lie sunny side,
And never y ield I i ib liht,
The way - of Providence are wise,
And faith will bear you out.
If yon but make this maxim yours,
And in its strength abide,
Believing all is for die best —
I.ook on '.he sunny side.
YAXIiF.lv DOODI.G—SEW VERSION.
Yankee Doodle bai. a mind
To link tlie Souil ern traitors
Because they didn't elioose to live
(In codfish and potatoes.
Yankee Doodle, doot.le-doo, Y'ankee Doodle
dandy,
And so to keep his courage up. lie took a drink
of brandy.
Yankee Doodle sa’d he found
15v nil the rensm figures,
Tiint heeotiid stntve the rebels out
If l.e eotdii not slenl their niggers,
iinkee Doodle, doodle doo, Y ankee
dandv.
\ti;ii nuit* ^ilty-Ttltuit, its ct yiiiiticd —
was iiuule by NHt>^ Jennie
Cary, ami’ when she presented it to
me 1 ptontiscd lie** on the honor of a
gentleman tltaj^I would, with my own
hands, pdant.tt upon the Washington
lnonuinent in ILiltitnore.”
T1*s ;^pstua:;ce of a triumphant re
turn to their city, coming from the lips j
of the Commanding l Jeneral, and while ; A '"‘‘
tlieir hearts were still softened by the!
! tender strains of their chosen song of I
j love and lamentation ; produced an ef- j May
j feet on the Marylandeis which it is im- j
! possible to desciibe. They were lit- j
j erally transported w ith joy and enlliu- J j m , e
siasm.
1 We learn that his ^Excellency Don 1
] Francisco Serrano, li e Captain Getter-
al oi' (Julia, has expressed Ins intligna- ]
tioii at tlie fjeijiiei^,. outrages commit-^
•’edera.l/niLers a lte .wrfl.ii/
*^lit 'ofthe forts at Havana, in ovor-
lliauling vessels leaving tlie port of 11a* ]
vnjn. ^joveral messages li nye been.
sftt ^^lum to the CoiuuLflf tl)c Uni
ted Suites in regard to th*e outrages, ]
andplte ccmmandct'S of tlte huts have j
orders to keep a look out, and it any 1
United States ship is discovered in the
act of chasing or boarding any ship
within caution shot, to open upon and
sink her.
Tito Captain (Jeneral lias been so
disgusted hy (he audacity and insolence
ut the Yankee shippers, that be openly
declares his sympathy with the Confed
erate States, Ins dcti rminntion to pro
tect their ships, (licit citizens and their
I liag whilst within his jurisdiction, and j
his conviction of the utter insanity of]
1 flic futile attempt of the Yankees to
subjugate the South—A < >(' < U/cans
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of administration on tlie estate ofWil-
littm L W infrey, late of suit! eouuty, deceased,
These are, therefore, to cite and admonish all
and singular the kindred and creditors «1 said de-
i-esscd, to show cause, if any they can, why let-
tors of ndminislr.itioii should not be granted to
• aid applicant, at the nexl February Term of this
Court-
tiivi ii under inv hand, this28th Deeemlisr.1861.
IMCl't'D II BULLOCH, Ordinary.
Jan 1, H'td.
f~\ EOtitiEA, Elnrt Coiiut).— To nil irlwm
IJ if may concern.—John Hailey having in pio
pur form applied to me fur pemmfftnt letters of
unministration on the estate of Tyrrel Ti.rasher,
late of said county,
This is in cite all ami singular theer editors and
next of kin of Tyrrel Thrashet, to he and .appear
at my i tliee within thetime alloAred by law, and
show cause, if any they can, why permanent ad
ministration shiuifd not be granted to John Bailey
on Tvrrcl Thrasher's estate.
Witness my Imml and ofiicinl signature, De
cember 2Uth. IStil. FllliD B HODGES,
Jan. t. HUd Ordinary of Hart comity.
OIIUIA, Jnrkiou Coniiiy.—Whereas,
■plies to me for lcitsrs of
s lv Kandoljih, minor of
Bt liE NISI-
PlfasAnt fioi-BRooKsY In Franklin Superior
anil J. II. BnaWNER, l Court. lsatb«»l#H«tch
vs. 1 ins, Judge of said
\V. R. IIatucock. J Cov0. -«f
MORTGAGE—Nov. adjournal Term, 18fd.
T appearing to theCourt by the petition of
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V.T Nancy Randolph applies to me for leitsrs ot
gunrdiauship of France:
J It Kandolph, deceased,
These are. therefore, to cite and admonish all
and singular the kindred and friends of said or
phan, to file their objections, if nny they have,
why let’ers of guardianship should not be grant
rd tii*? applicant at the next February Term of the
Court m Ordinary of said county.
Oive.j under iny hand and official signature,
this -'7th Dec. ISiil. JOHN SIMI’KIXS, .
Jan. I, lSlid. 30.1 Ordinary,
I T appearing to imwimi r™'“. —
I'leasani Holbrooks and Jefferson II. Brnvyner,
aeeotnpTuiied by the noto nnd Mortgage Deed.
tKat «i the second dav of January, 18C0. the de
fendant. W. R. Hntheoek. as princi|ial, ami your
nctitioners asseeuritii s, made nml delivered to one
** »• »in*ir rorfntn nromiK^arv
.-said
fit ttiiew A. Gallaway, their certain promissarv
cviv i iX INSTITUTE
«Jetfers°n, Jackson County, Gra.
TIIE EXr.liCtoiSOF TinS INSTITUTION will be resumed IbeSEC.
\\ LDiSESDAY IN JANUARY. 18(52.
iu tit. i
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• fOWtT CALE\D.\R UOR 186*2.
SI 1‘EltlOSE < OI RTS
( T liORtiM, Jnrlison County.—Where
H a-, Edward Cratt applies to me for loiters of
auniinistratien, do bonis non, on tlie estate of
Daniel Grail, late of said county, deceased.
These are, therefore, to cite and admonish all
and sirgulniThe kindred and ereditois ol said de-
ecased. lo show can.ef if any they have, why let
lers ot administration, do bonis non, should not
i 1„> issued to tlie applicant, al the February Term
nf this Court.
Given under my hand and official signature, the
_‘7ih December, ISiil.
JOHN SIMl’KINS, Ordinary.
Jau. l. 18t!2 Hii.l.
notes, bearing date ibc day and year afore
whereby tlie defendant, on or bc-tore the twenty-
fifth day of December next, after the date of said
note to pay the said Matthew A. Gallawnv or
bearer the sum of seven hundred and titty dol
lar value received; nnd that afterwaids, to wit:
On "lie 27th dnv of July. 1800, the defendant to
secure nnd save himselt from the payment of said
note as security, thencewise executed and deliv
ered to the plaintiff his deed of mortgage, wlicre-
b v the said defendant mortgaged m ti c plaintiff
lots of laud lying ill said county, one tract ly ing
on the waters if Nail’d creek, containing two
hundred acres, more or less, being the place where
on the said W. K. Hathcock then lived, being the
trnct bought from John A. Stephenson : the other
tract containing one hundred and twenty acres,
on the waters of Middle river, adjoining lands of
Lucy Belnniy, and others; and ii further appear
ing that said note remains unpaid by the said \V.
R. Hntheoek, liiuonthccontran the plaiutifflmv-
ing been compelled mid obliged lo pay off said
note ns security, as aforesaid. It i< tlicreforc or
dered that said defcudaiil do pay into Court,on or
betoretho first day of tlie next term l hereof, the
principal, interest and cost, due on said note, or
show cause to die contrary, if any lie can ; and
that on failure of the defendant so to do, the equi
ty of redemption in and to said mortgage premi
ses, he forever thereafter void nml hired..si^tSv
And it is further ordered, that inis vale h" pub
lished in the “Southern ltai nor" onei- a month I >r
three months, previous to the next term of this
(Joint, or tie served ou the defendant or special
agent or att’y, nt least three month? previous (ii
the next term of this Court.
THUS. MORRIS. :*nv. Alt V.
A true extract fr»m the miuoie.? ol said Court,
Dia-.imh, 1861. S V. DAVENI'OltT, C. h. C.
l’lec. 25—3iii.
S. l\ ORR, A, B., Principal. i \r u , ( . ti>jdt>i,’ a
The services of a compete,aWi,- T.' K h« will blUdreU "
DEPARTMENTS*
1st. primary Department—children of both sexes; 2d. Advanced Female Department •
dd. Advanced Male Department.
$12,511
tuition pkr term of five months.
‘ * * Etigiisli Elementary branches,
Geographv, Arithmetic, Eng Grammar Composition,
Greek La'tin, French, t-ogic, Philosophy, Chemistry, Khetonc, Geo etrv. Tri
gonomotry. Algebra, Surveying, Ac. $17,50
The building will accommodate over two hundred students. The diOercnt Dcpaitments occupy
separate portions oftne building. Ji’NDOW.MFNT
.000 ill Georgia Rail Road
payment ot the above
stock. Tin
low rates <
Martin Institute lias been endowed to the amount of $l.i.0t
greater part of the income on this sum, is applies, to the part
tuition of each steden* in school. . _
The “ociety in Jefferson is good—so much so, that tnere w no village til Georgia where children
are -ifer irmn co.ruptiug iuttuenees. Board ein be bad as low as ill any other village in the State.
The low rates of Tuition and Board, the still farther reduction of tuition by the income on the en
dowment and the Superior facilities for learning offered, make this Institution worthy the patronage
Of parent; and guardians througbouMh^S.a,^
Hon CHARLES IFITl, SAM'L WATSON, Esq.. J. KELL, Esq.. W. A. WORSHAM, Esq.,
15 r VV BJ HARDEMAN, Onpt. D. L. JAR RETT, W. S. THOMPSON, E«, ,-Dr.J. VENABLE.
Nov. 20th. ISiil. J - ){ - s * l)AV Sec y
WHITE & RITCH.
4>
i«!
1th Mon
I 3d M
JANUARY
Ric
11 LY.
1st Mon. Floyd*
Al'lii'sr.
l ll.cn lo
niiu braiuly.
Vai.Un* H
k
•titer drink
l)oO('!<*
f punj.owdt-r
iv ndl
.vie;. spectL,
..I leelin-
aiiUMt ,
»t dtonliiit'.
ullc-dou Yankee
I iVhi . mi vs hr. I •
lilt 1 (till fJOOii
Yankee Doodle, do
d«ndy.
Hurrah tui Lincoln, lie's the bov to tnk<
^ ank» »• 1 >e.»dl*
sword.
('tune
U i
Hu
w»*’il take another arink
j^et to Manassas.
. doodle d*mi, Yankee Doodh
Manassas plain, and nei
^ .ink
flandy,
r l Lev Ik ' r l readied
got the brandy.
Yankee Doodle goon lotiud out
Tiiat Hull Kun was no tnlle,
Fur it' ill* North knew how to steal,
1 he Souih knew how to ritle.
Yankee Doodle, doixlle-doo, Yankee Doodle
dandy,
Tia very clear I too!t too much of tiiat infernal
brandy.
Yankee Doodle wheeled about
And scampered off at full run,
And Mich a race was never seen
As that he made at Hull Kun.
Yankee Doodle, doodle-doo, Yankee Doodle
dandy,
[ havn t time to stop just now to take a drop of
brandy.
Yankee Doodle, oh ! for shame,
You’re always intermeddling,
Let guns alone,: hey’rc dangerous thing*,
You’d betters.ick to peddling.
Yankee Doodle, djodle-doo, Yankee Doodle
dandy,
When next I go »o Dully Kun, I il thiow away the
brandy.
Yankee Doodle you bad ought
» To be a little smarter,
Instead of catc hing wooly heads
I vow you’ve caught a tartar.
Yankee Doodle, doodle doo, Yankco Dooulc
dandy,
Go to hum, you’ve had enough, of rebels and of
brandy.
[Richmond H r /rir.
Another and Still Worse Case- !
Tlie recent capture, hy a L uited j
States ship of w ar, 11 Mr. J. \V. Xach- !
arie, of this city, anti of Mr. Rogers, of j
Texas, on boartl tho Uiitish ship Lit- j
genie Smith, on her voyage from Ila ]
vaita to Matnmoros, is a still more 11a- oj x; on-
grant instance ot ’lie violation of ncu- i
tral rights and of the honor and innnu* i
nity ol the British tiag than that of tlie
Trent.
The Ktiger.ie Smith was bound from !
one neutral port to another. Her car j
co consisted of such goods as are usu- |
ally shipped t i Jlcxican ports. The
Rio ftrnnde being a neutral stream, site
j bad the right to enter it, at.d all per (
i sons on board were under the protection
[ of the English ting Me- is. Xacbarie ;
and Rogers were private citi.'.ens of the j
Coniedcrate States, engaged »ti no bus j
incss of the (Joverntnent, having no j
employment or agetuy in connection
win, it. Their arrest is a fb
wrong am
to the jiattus who deemed themselves
safe nndei it? folds —2\<u~ Or/.'tins J.hl
(a.
^fFloyd it
st Mon LniupkinY
Kb AH S’.
d Mon. (kinipbell
ay, Clark
Cl irk
■i I.timpkin
Dawson
(lam plieil
lil Mon. Forsyth
Dawson
l’oik
Foray tli
l’clk
Glascock
Mcrriwetlicr
Glascock
Walton
Merriwethcr
it!; Mon. Baldwin
Walton
Jackson
, Baldwin
Monroe
Jackson
Paulding
Monroe
'Taliaferro
Paulding
Walker
Taliaferro
Thurs. after Pierce.
Walker |
MU II.
SEPTEMBER.
e. Pierce
1st Mon. Appling
, Appling
Chattooga
Chattooga
Cherokee
Cherokee
Cohimliia
Coweta
Coweta
Columbia
Crawford
Crawford
Mndisoh
Gwinnett
Marion
Madison
Morgan
Marion
2d Mon. Vffitts
Morgan
Cass
., Hurts
Coffee
Cns<
Elbert
CoffeC
Fayette
F.lbert
(1 recite
Fay ett
Gwinnett
tireene
Pickens
Pickens
VVashingto
VVashingto
rt Webster
G \ FORMA, .riu*li«ou County.—Where-
( as, James Thompson, Sr., applies tome l’or
letters of ailministration mi the estate of William
A. Thompson, latent said county, deceaseil.
These are. therefore, to cite ami admonish nil
ami singular the kindred and creditors of said de-
eensi’d. to show cause, if any they can, why let
ters of administration should not be granted to
said applicant,nt the next February Term ot this
«'..urt.
Given under my baud and official signature,this
the 28lh Dee 1861.
RICH D H. BULEOUH, Ordinary.
Jea I 3;:d
( 1 KtIKttl.t, Walton County.
J
•Ciinr/ of
I (Irihiiftri/, SrpfemWr Term, 18til.—Where
as, William Shepard, administrator on the estate 1
of John 1. Brewster, applies to this.Court for let-
!t .? i f dismission :
This i?. therefore, to eite and admonish all per
sons concerned, to show ,:ause, if ar.y exists, why
letters of dismission should not tic granted to the
applicant, at the April term next of this (’curt.
By order of'the Conri.this full September, IStil.
JESSE MITCHELL, Ordinary.
.Sept.. 1 1 — Gill
N OTICE.—Sixty days after date, application
will he made to the Court of Ordinary ot
Walton county, for leave to sell all Hk negroes
belonging to the estate of John Diekmsdn, lute of
said county, deceased. „„ , .
Dee II 2tn JOHN DICKINSON, Adm r
N OTICE to UebtpiM nml Cmlilors-
All persons indebted to John Addington,
iateof Jackson county, are requested to settle up
without delay, ami ihosclmving demands against
said estate, are requested to present them duly
nroveu, within the time required law.
HUGH X. MITCHELL, Ex r,
Dee. 4 Jlld of John Addington.
N 4
OTICE.—Two months afterdate, appliea-
_ . tion will be made to the .Coun^of Ordinary
of Jackson county, Georgia, for leave to sell the
land and negroes belonging to tlie estate ot S. Y .
Hargrove, Iateof said county, deceased
C. V. HOOD.Teinj^rary Adm’r.
Dec. t 2m. ^
AND PIECE GOOOS_FOR GENTLEMEN’S WEA I
cniBcrwu.-mmm*
COLLARS, CRAVATS, HANDJvJ-JP® ITFS.
Ties, Half-Hose, O loves, Suspenders, <tc.
Our stock of Piece Goods in new and elegant, nnd trill be sol i by the yard, or made up to measure,
to suit tlie customer. * .• # 9
Otirairau^ements for mamifacturin^ are now rtiorefonipl<£e than ever. And we are fully prepared
‘ till orders with dispatch and in the beat manner, both as regards style and workmanship.
d 1 KOItKIA, JnrkNonU'oiiiity.—Whereas,
vJJ -John 11..Newton, applies lo me for letters
of ..d)nini."trati(»n on the estate of K. J. A/illicaii,
Inti* ol said comMv, deceased,
There are, therefore, to cite and admonish all
I and singular the kindred and creditors of said de-
I co ised, to show cause, if any they have, why let*
I t«*:'s ot adiuinlstrntion biiould not be issued to the
j applicant,nt the .1 amtary term next of this Court.
iGixen under uiy baud and official signature, this
•JJ'i day of November, I SGI.
Deo. I dud. JOHN SI MDKI NS Ordinary.
N
£ < FUKM.I, IValton I'ouuty.
Vf
Webster
3d Mon., Colih!'
Calhoun
Hail
Hurt
Heard
Macon
Newton
Talbot
Tattnall
Ware
rant I Ttiurs., alter White
ii,stilt to tlie Britisl. Hag and : alter, Bulloch
, , , . i 0 ! 4th Mon., < lm -h
U s V. * *• “
Yu Ltiittti‘s Uiristmas Kxpi*rltTice. j
Tin- local edimr ■ ( flic. \ icksburg
film ndateB tlm following as bis ‘ brist- j
mas ex in -1 i*'i.e<‘ :
Kgg mg is n vtr difficult tiling to
comjionnd to suit one’s juilate. We
tiied the experiment yesterday, and
alter drinking one glass wo arrived at
tin 1 convulsion there was too much egg.
We diluted the mixture with aid Otaid
and tried again, bat after two glasses
oi the new compound, we distovered ii
was not sufficiently tweet. .More su
gar being added, we imbibed several
glasses, tint the result of the experi
ment was that tlie execos of sugar we
bad added "'gan to pall tpon our
wearied sense.” So we again diluted j *j-i iurg
Putnam
liahiin
Chuttahoorh
Lee
Twiggs
Wilkes
Johnson
Milton
I’hurs. af. Habersham
-lilt Thurs MontgTn'rv
Mon. af- |
■\11 SCJbLLAN V.
€eo. neatirfgaird and (lie Fair BaKf-
moreans—An Fpisode of Life at
ientrevillc.
r l'hc following interesting incident
is narrated in a Richmond letter to the
N. O. Crescent:
^ Some negroes, at work on the roads
and fortifications, took it into their
heads one night to serenade Gen.
Beuaregard. Pleased with their per
formance, he went to tlie window and
asked them to sing “My Maryland,”
ihe sweetest and most touching song
tlie war lias yet produced. They
were unable to sing it. The next day
Col. Jordan, Beauregard’s Adjutant,
who has a printing press in his de
partment, caused several copies of “My
Maryland” to be struck oil and sent
to the members of the First Maryland
Regiment, many of whom are vocalists
of the highest order. The hint w as
taken, and that night Gen. Beauregard
heard “My Maryland” sung with the
power and pathos which exiles alone
can give it. At its close he steppeil
forward, and, in his modest, gentle
way, said ; “Gentlemen, I thank you
. warmly for the very agreeable serenade
you have given me.” The Maryland
ers, knowing his qu et habits, and think
ing he had said all he intended to say,
responded with “three cheers for Beau
regard,” and were about to return to
their camp. AVhat was their surprise
when he called them to stay, and un
furling a flag, said : “Gentlemen, 1 pre
sent to you a Confederate battle flag,
made in Baltimore by the most beauti
ful woman in that city.”
Without waiting to hear more, an
enth .siastic young officer called for
“three cheers for Miss Hettie Cary,’’
the mixture and set to, but t iis time it
involved tlie opening of a scc ind bottle
of brandy, which proved to be rather
fiery after sipping three or loir glasses,
so we qualified the mixture with rum.
Now ruin per ar, is a very delectable
beverage, and when mixed with brandy
and converted into nog. it is tit for the
gods. So \vc devoted all out attention
to tiie nog. and managed to put about
a quart under our belt. 'V e then
smoked a cigar, and felling dry, im-
l iLed three or four glasses of nog, but
il had a villainous twang. >Ve added
more rum and then we dranf . Y\ e, be
lieve we drank several times more,
when not liking the flavor ot the sugar
we (bought wo would go out and buy a
plantation and make sugar t > our own
liking. Took a turn around the room
and took another drink. Somebody
set two glasses and two bcvls of nog
on the table—at least it seemed so to
us—so wc waited for our ftiends to
come, tut as they didn’t w 3 drank to
their health out of both bow s and with
two tumblers. Made more nog, crack
ed an egg containing a ve ry juvenile
chicken ; popped him in and rather
reckon that chicken got tight at a very
early age. Drank more no *. Feeling
very dry, we concluded to go on! and
get a glass of nog, but on looking up (
we saw two doors, and as vn knew’ our |
room had but one wo thougi t wc would
wait till out friends with wl om wo were
drinking should return and show its the
way out. Tasted some mere nog, and
imagined that we had hoet converted
into a big egg, nml that our darling
Mary Ann was about to Ircak us in
two preparatory to converting us into
nog. Found tve had been snoozing,
and took more nog to keep us awake
Wc—here—began—to—think—that—
the—nog—was— ******
n t 4th V Echols
Monday ) Kflinghatn
APRIL.
1st A: 2d Mon. (Jarroll
!si Mon. Dooly
Franklin
Fiiiar.iiil
Early
Fulton
(•onion
Pike
•Taylor
\\ arren
Wilkinson
fter, Banks
i3d Mon. t’ohlit
| Calhoun ;
I Hall
1 ffirt
Head
j Macon
I X-wm n
Talbot
W are
Bulloch
flairs, alter. White
till Mon. Clinch
Pulliam
Chattahoochee
Lee
Twiggs
Wilkes
Johnson
Milton
Kalian
Thurs. af. Habersham
jMou. at- I
ter the -lilt ' Echols
Monday. )
OCTOBER.
1st A: 2d Mon. Carroll
1st Mon. Dooly
Emanuel
Franklin
Early
I niton
(,'ihncr
(Jordon
'Kay lor
Warren
Wilkinson
Pike
riittrs. after Banks
l'2d Mon. i annin
Richmond
Court, o
A Oniinary, August Tcrm y IMtil.—Whereas
A..I» Suumicis, ndininUtintor on the estate o
F.lizaheth llenth. applies to th.s Court for letters
of dismission:
This is, therefore, to cite and admonish all nor*
son:* concerned, to show cause, ifuny exists, why
leitors of dismission should not he granted to the
applicant, at the March Term next of the Gourt.
i’*y order of the* Court, this 7th day of August.
l~dl. JKSSL .VITC11ELL, Ordinary.
August Jl r.-.n
NOTICE.
A LL persona are forewarned from trading on
. iny account** it li ntv wife Harriet Aitaline
Williams. As ^jlie lias It ft my bed and board
without cause o*provocation, I *.ill lie responsi
ble for none of lSuLcontructs. ]
Nov. 15—ly »* J. J. WILLIAMS.
OTICE.—Two montlis’vfiftrr date, appliea ]
_ . tion will bo maiTCo tho -Court of Ordinary
of Jackson cflhnty, forleaveto sell the land and
aeoro liokinoing to the estate of Franklin Chand
ler, late of Yorklown, Vn.
JOHN S HUNTER, Tcmp’ry Adui’r.
Jan 1 find ’
T WO MONTHS after date, application will
be made to the. Court of Ordinary of Jack-
son county, tor leave to sell tho land bequeathed
unto Uriah Damron.as trustee for Folly Anglin,
deceased. JOHN SIMPKINS, Ordinary.
Dec. 1—2m
We feel truly thankful for the liberal patronage heretofore extended to us by our friends and the pub
lie generally, and hope by diligent attention to business, and continued effoits to please, that we aba!
continue to receive u liberal share of the public favor.
! VsTThc stock is Elegant and Slich. *£
J R HITCH
I v
SSTCflR and E.ratnint.“(^
W- H. IT. WHITE
HARDWARE, CROCKERY.
J i Ei
V Jt j
John Uiuney applies tome for letter? of ad
n iuistration on the e.sijte ol Benjamin Kinney,
i it. 1 ol’ lvi, buioud, Virginia, deceased.
These are, tueiefore, to cite and admonish all
and singular Ike kimired and creditors of said de-
censcii, to sboweause, if any they iinve. why let
ter- ,.f admiiiisirat ion should not be issued to tlie
applicant, at lliejauuary Term next of said Court.
Given under m\ band and official signature. De-
ccinber 2d, I8ti|. JOHN SI.VI'KlNS. Ord y.
lice 11 did
I^ V»•;t noil's NAI.E.—Wilt be Mild at
fl A t!.«> residence of Ihe Into John Addiuglon, in
Jaessoii eouuty. i I miles above Jefferson, on die
Gainesville road, on Monday the sixteenth in
stant. and trom day to day till the whole is dis
po-ed of. all llis perishahle properly of liis estate,
the household nud kitchen furniture exceii cd.)—
Among the iini.s may lie named, corn fodder, and
wheat, fattening hogs, beef entile, stock hogs, dry
eatlle. plough animals Ac. Terms innde oiinrn
on the dnv of sale- This sale is hy order ol Court
and hv direction of the will of John Addington.
HUGH X .MITCHELL,
Dee. 4. td. Executor of John Addington.
G EOKCilA, Frnnltliti County.—Where
as, Spencer Sewell applies t<> me for letters
ot administration on the estate of John B Vaughn,
deceased,
These are, therefore, to cite and admonish all
and singulartlie kindred and creditors of said de
ceased, to show enitse, if tiny they can, why such
letters should not be grnnteil unto the applicant,
at' the next March Term of the Court of the Ordi
nary of said count v,
.1 AMES A. HARRISON. Ordinary.
Jail 8 30d
( dKOHGIA Wnllon County—t Zmrt 0
■If .Ordinary, Aityusl term, 18(51,—Whereas
11 illinn .A Richardson. Executor nnd Ain) A’ieh-
| aid-on Executrix of William Richards, n, de-
| i e*i - e. I aj,j, v t »> tlie Conn for tetters of dismission
I This i» therefore to cite and admonish all per
, sous oin-erued to how cause, it any exists, why
I letters of dismission should not he gran ed the
applicants, at the March term, next of this Court.
' 1 S(i2.)
By order of the Court, August 7th 1801.
JESSE MITCHELL, Ordi mrv.
Aug, 11—Cm.
Monday
after*
An Irishman lately bought a family
Bible, and taking it home made his
fust entry in it thus :
“Patrick O’Donohue—Lorn Septem
ber 20, 1801, aged twenty-three years.”
Removal ok the Capj i al.—A pro
position bus been made to remove tlie
capital from Washington, and New
Y rk has been suggested as a suitable
place.
2d Mon. Hancock
Richmond
Harris
Laurens
Miller
Sumter
Tucsd’y af. McIntosh
3d Mon. Glynn
Haralson
Henry
Jones
Liberty
Murray
Oglethorpe
Pulaski
Stewart
Worth
*Bryan
4th Mon. Wayne
Decatur
lie Kalb
Houston
Jasper
Lincoln
Schley
Whitfield
Wilcox
Friday after Telfair
Camden
Thurs. after Irwin
Mon. “ Berrien
Ciiatllon
MAY.
1st Mon. Clayton
Scriven
(Jilmcr
Randolph
Upson
2d Mon. Catoosa
Jefferson
Chatham
Fannin
Mitchell
Muscogee
3d Mor.. Bibb
Burke
Quitttnan
Spalding
Troup
Union
Baker
Thurs. after. Towns
4th Mon. Dade
Terrell
Last Mon. Colquitt
JUNE.
1st Mon. Lowndes
Dougherty
2d Mon. Brooks
CDy
3d Mon Thomas
T 1VVO months after date. I shall apply to tlie
. Court ot Ordinary of Franklin county, for
leave to sell the land belonging in the estate of /ts;,
A Phillips, deceased, for the benefit o' kindred
and creditors. T A.T. PHILLIPS, Ex'r.
I an 8 2m
M ADISON Poalponril Sheriff"■ Sale.—
Will be sc Id before the Court bouse door in
the townof Danielsville, on the first Tuesday in
February next, within the legal hours of tale,
the following pnmerty, to wit:
One lot of land, containing two hundred and
seven acres, more or less, Ring on tlie waters of
Cull .shoal Creek, adjoining James W. Porterfield
and Sarah Stephens and others. Levied upon as
tho property of William F C Faulkner, by virtue
of afi fa issued from the Superior Court of Elbert
county, in favor of Charles L Sorrells vs William
F C Faulkner. Sold for the purchnse money nnd
the cost. Property pointed out bv the plaintiff in
fi ta. J W PORTERFIELD,D. Sh’ff
Jail 8 tds
G EORGIA, Franklin County,—Where
ns,William J Oliver and G 51 Addison apply
to me for letters ol administration on the estate
of Christopher Addison, deceased :
These aVe, therefore, to eite and admonish nil
and singular Ihe kindred ami creditors of said
deceased, to show cause, if any they can, why
such should not he granted to the applicants, at
the next March Term ot the Court of Ordinary
of said county.
JAMES A. HARRISON, Ordinary.
Jan 8 1862. 3(ld.
f | 1 HE attention of the public is called to ourlarge and well selected stock of J;
■ HARDWARE,( KOCKERV, Gln«» & Chinn.nut) Kl'I I.DER * 31 ATEKf.U
consisting in part, of LOCKS OF ALL KINDS, Butts, Hinges, Screws, Nails, lloo
Sash and Blind Fastenings, Ac., Ac.
Are the^best ever offered in tiiis market: Bench Moulding, Bead, Rabbit
Match and f looring Planes, Chisels and Gouges, Saws, Augers, Hammers, Axt-s,Ac
The best kind, all of which is sold cheap as the cheapest.
GLASSWARE of all kinds. Cut and Pressed, of the finest patterns
CHINA, choice selections of Dining and Tea Sets, handed and plain
Of all Kinds.
Leather, Cloth, Lace, Tacks, Lining, Nails, Bolts, Axles, Ac., Ac.
f n* rH) r ET) rp> /
Athens, G?.,.Iune 1, 1S5S.
-A. UT- •W'NT3STC3- <Sz CO_
No. 6, BANKUOV
11 .neock
Ilatris
Laurens
Miller
Suinti r
|3d Mon. Glynn
Harah on
//enry
Jones
Murray
Oglethorpe
Pulaski
Stewart
Union
Worth
1’hurs. after Towns
riiurs. (
jitter f, Montgomery
!4ih Mon. Wayne
Decatur
DeKnlb
Houston
Jasper
Lincoln
f‘■’Schley
Tattnall
Wbitfield
\V ileox
;Friday after, Telfair
Campden
Thurs. after Irwin
Mon. after Charlton
| NOVEMBER.
1st Mon. Berrien
Scriven
Clayton
Effingham
Randolph
U pson
2d Mon. Catoosa
Jefferson
Mitchell
Museogee
3d Mon. Bibb
Burke
Qiiiltinan
Spalding
Troup
Baker
1th Mon. Dade
Terrell
Thurs. af. McIntosh
Mon. alter Colquitt
“ *• Liberty
“ “ Lili’ty, Bryan
DECEMBER.
1st Mon. Dougherty
Lowndes
2J Mon. Brooks
Clay
d Mon. Thomas
at
TO CASH BUYERS!
We offer a Good Assorlmeut of
GROCERIES,
H ARl’IY Nln-ritT* Nule.—Will lie told, on
tho first 7’uesilny iu February next, before
tin- Court Inn so ilour, ic the town of Clayton,
within th<- legal hours of sale, the following pro
perly , to-wit:
One lotot land, number not known, but known
as Hit* pi u e whereon Amos Forrostei nov.* lives,
i" the fifth ilisirirf of said county, to satisty a ti.
ta in tav.ir ot A. 51. 51nuliiin vs Amos Ki nesler.
Levy made ami retained to me by a constable.
Also, at the name time ami place, all tl right,
title and interest tiiat (acorge W. Gunter ha's to
ot number not known, hut known ns the place
whereon the said G W Gunter now resid- 1 ?. Le
vied on to satisty a ti f i issued trom the Idfitli dis.
triet of said eouuty, ill favor of Hiram MeCrnek
ing vs G W Gunter. Levy made and returned to
mo hy a constable. W C PRICE, I), Sti ff.
Jan 1 — 3l)d.
C l EORKIA HART t’Ol’NTV.— To all
T whom it may concern.—Joint K. Sewell nnd
Kosnmin Ray in proper form apply to me for per
manent letters of administration on the estate of
George W, Kay, late of the state of Arkansas, de
ceased :
This is to cite all and singular tho creditors and
next of kin of George W. Rav to he and appear
at my oftiee within the time allowed bylaw, and
sboweause, if any they can, why permanent ad
ministration should not be granted to John K.
Sewell and Rosanna Ray on George VV’. Ray’s os
late. II ltness my liand and official signature,
January 1st, 18C2.
Jan 8, 30d FRED. B. HODGES, Ord y.
G EORGIA, Hurt Cfounty.— 7V> oil Whom
it mau concern.—Robert N. Ward liai
Vl/’tl.TOX HHKHIFF’M SALE—Will
IT lie sold before the court bouse door in tbe
towaot .Mniiioc, on the i.rst Tuesday in Febrimrv
next, within the usual hours of Httlej the following
proyerty, to wit: one Imtise and lot in Social Cir
cle, known as tho. John 1*. Reid place, adjoining
lands of C. II. .Ship on the Aordi, D. Reynolds
on the East. Madison Street on the South and G.
W. Gamut on the ll’est. Leaded on os the prop* r-
ty ot J. I*. Reid to satisfy two fi fas issued front
tbe Jus.ice court of the 418th district G. 51. Le
vy made and returned to mo hy a constable.
Jan 1.1862 VV. b. IVEY, Sheriff,
LAM) AM) NEGROES AT
i ^XECUTOK’M MAI.17.—Will he sold bo
J loro tho Court House door in Jefferson,
Jneksun county, on Tuesday the fourth day of
Keliruary, 1862, between the legal hours of sale—
ID in the forenoon and tlnco in tho afternoon—
the land whereon Joint Addington lived and died,
in said county, being 1752 acres, more or less, ami
known as the Cunningham place. And ten ue
groes, Mary 60 years old, Ponipey 35, Irvin 21,
Jim 13, George B*. Caroline 25, Abram 7, 5Iartlm
•>, Elizabeth 3, and Jesse I i. Sold under the will
ot John Addington mid by'order of ttic Court ol
Ordinary. Terms made known on the day of
may concern— Robert N. Ward having iu
proper fonn applied to me tor permanent letters of
administration on die estate of Mothcw 1). Thomp
son, late of said county, deceased:
This .is .to cite oil and singular the creditors and
next of kin of iVntlicw D. Thompson to bound
appear ut my office within thetime allowed hy
law and show cause, if any they can, vrliv perma
nent administration should lint be granted to Rob
-N. VV ard on Mathew I). Thompson's estate.—
Witness my hand and official signature, January
lsl !**>-• FRED. B. HODGES, Ord.
January 8 3(U1
sul-
Dee. J
Tin
.... - — day
HUGH N. MITCHELL, Ex’r
46d J no. Addington.
ISTlfl-W MU sc,
V ICTORY of J/annssas Grand March ; Gen.
Beauregoid s Grand March-, War Song oi
Dixie . HIXIH-M I.AND; Dixie’s Lund, va
riations-, Noutliern Confederacy Mnzurku■ Tlie
South our Country ; Davis Grand March ; First
President’s Quick Step ; God and our Rights
Hhj* ot the tree Eleven, with ninny other nieeca
Justcetved. WM. X. WHITE
Soptber18
jiST.A.IF’IYB
BEY 'GOODS,
.‘1 nd other Jlrtieles suited to this Market.
Wc Select o\ir Gooite
Witli great cars, and buying in large quaiJitiei
FOR CASH!
Aus prepared to furnislt tho
BEST ARTICLES
at the lowest rates, to cash buyers.
NO. 1, BROAD STREET, ATHENS, GEO
T. RISI-IOI? & SOTST.
July 17.1861.
NOTICE.
W E have bought Mr. D. 51. A7cCicskoy's in
terest in the Tannery and Shoe vlanufuc
taring business, and have formed a co-partnership
nnd will offer the public ns good a stock of Dry
Goods, Groceries, Hardware, Ac., Ac., as wo can
obtain these times. Also . all kinds of Leather
nnd Shoes can be found nt the store or tanynrd.
Wewill soil leather, shoes and goods as towns
tfiecurrcnt prices of our country and town. We
also want to buy green or dry hides, and will pay
tho current rates in cash, or anything we have
for sale. Wo also would like to employ 4 work
men til put up pegged shoes—good wages and
cash paid paid weekly f desired. We have to
pnyeash for everything we have for sale—con-
sctiucutlv we cannot sell only t >r cash.
1 ’ PIT.VER. ENGLAND ft DOYLE.
Dee II tf.
WRIGHT & JACKSON,
FACTORS, COMMISSION!
AND
FORWARDING MERCHANTS
Bay Street, Savannah, Ga.
ALLEN K. WRIGHT, j WM. B. JACKSON
REFER TO
Capt. John W. Anderson, Savannah, (!a.
Clnghorti • Cunningham,
Boston ft V illalonga, “
Erwin ft Ilnrdee, •• ••
Carhart A Bros., New York.
T. VV. FI tiling ft Co.., Augusta, Ga. ’
Swan ft Brother, Feniand’ma, Florida.
Bisbee ft L'anova, Jacksonville, “
II. L. Hm t, l'alntka,
Simon 5Iei tt, Hawkinsville, Ga.
{IT Agents for tlie Everglade line of 51 j
Steamers to bcrnnadina. And Steamers Isa.".
Seott nnd Oak, to Hawkinsville.
April 10, tf.
HUTCHESON & HAMPTON
| T AVE received their SPRING SUPPLY ":'
IK NEW nml BUAITIFIT, ctlOlIN,
and ofl'ei superior inducements to good cash rnJ
prompt paving ( ustonurs, in Staple a-.! Kanev
DRY GOOD
Groceries, JtTats. Caps
l^oots and Hlioes.
Iron and Steel, Heltons% * In -
rils and Vices, Castings,
Glass uml Crockery Ware, Stone
AND HOLLOW WAKE.
IVAII.S, TOBACCO, HARDWARE and
Cutlery, nnd other things ton numerous to men
tion. U^-ALSO. for nett Cash.
20,600 tlis Good Dry Bacon ;
100barrels Flour; ' 2000 bushels Corn.
Lard, ftc., fte.
Athens, April lo, 1861.
*May holds throe weeks, if necessary
each term.
fJudge not required to draw Jurors for
two weeks ; and not obliged to hold two
weeks’ Court in counties of Cobb and
Lumpkin.
ms. Morris and VV. R. ) Bill for discovery, eon
Wellborn, Ex’rs of | atruction, direction, re
Seth Strangs, dee'd, | lief, ftc., ill Franklin
vs j Superior court, Novem
Robert .Allen, J. H. | her adjourned Term
Strange and others.J 1861.
I T appearing to the court by tho return of the
Sheriff, and other evidence, tiiat lames Miller
and tiis wife, Thomas O. Mints nnd his wife, Wil
liam Strange. iVosch H. Payne and his wife, Seth
S. Ramsey, U. II. Ramsey, Alonzo Ramsey ami
Francis Hudson and his wif-j, a portion of said de
fendants, reside out of tho iurisdlction of said
court, so thut a copy of said bill caunut ho served
on them—
It is therefore ordered by the court that said
portion of defendants as above named he and ap
pear nt the next term of said court and plead, au>
swer nnd demar; upon the failuro so to do the
court will proceed to and have said bill taken pro
ronfetto.
It is further ordered by tho court that a copy of
the above order ho pulilishod in tho Southern Unn-
ner, a public gazette published at Athens, Georgia
oneen month fur four months previous lo the next
term of said court. G. NASH,
Attorney for complainants,
A true extract from ,ho minutes of said court.—
Dee. lo, 1861. S. V. DAVENPORT, c s c
Dee 25 ui4m
CLOTHING!
CLOTHING!
WHITE & RITCH
Have just opened a largo Stock of
FALL. & [WINTER
CLOTHING!
Which they t.ow offer for sale at
WHOLESALE 0B RETAIL!
W E invito the attention of merchants whose
stocks uro low and need replenishing, to
our stock. Call and see. Tho goods will bo sold
low foi CASH I VVo also have a good stock of
Cloths, Cassimcrcs and Vestings, Shirts, Draw
ers, ftc., ftc.
Athens, Ga., Octoho.'23,186i-
.adies’ thick Satin Gnitcrs; Ladies’ Lasting
Gaiters ; Ladies' Kill “ 11 Morocco
Bools; Ladies'Calf Beets; Ladies' Moron Boot?
“ ‘ 5,,nt ‘ “ Kid ' "j
“ Congress Roots
“ Congress Walking Shoes :
‘ Mu. “
Ivid
Buskins nud Ties;
AXES! AXES!
T HAVE on haud a supply of axes of superior
X quality, and will repair old ones on liberal
terms, at my old stand in Athens.
Nov. 20, W.P. TALMADGE.
ORR & YOUNG KIN
,, **** 'e-speettully call tho .nMcntior.
* , ’ . ‘-ftt.icns of Athens nud sumiuiniit
country, to their
I JTp Ah T T onj/'x/^err’
SOUTHERN CONFEDERACY. ‘
— BY— »•
TYdair & Smitli
ATLANTA, GEORGIA.
T ue daii.v noftiifra co.vfkd
EKACY, under arrangements just com
pleted, will contain all the latest intelligence of
every kind, reported expressly for ui by Magnet
ic Telegraph, and the Mails. Also, daily reports
of the Atlanta and other Markets. Local Inci
dents ami Items, fte , fte. Price—$■> a year; $3
for six months, or 50 ceuts for one month—always
in advance.
_ Tho Weekly Southern Confederacy is made up
from, and contuina the cream of, tho Daily. It is
a largo sheet, and gives more fresli reading mat
ter than any other Weekly in the Confederate
States. Its market reports will be full, and made
up from actual transactions. Price $2 a-year; or
31 25 for six months—invariably in advance.
ty Postmasters are authorized to net os our
Agents in obtaining subscribers and forwarding
the money—for which they will bo ullowed to re
tain, as commission, twenty-fivo cents ou each
Weekly, or fifty ceuts on eaeh Daily subscriber.
13?* Persvus getting up Clubs of five, ten or
more subscribers, will bo supplied with tlie copies
ordered, at 12 j per cent, less than our regular rates.
ty No nnmowitl ba outeredon our books until
tbe money is paid , and all subscriptions are dis
continued when tho time expires for which pay’*
ment is msde, unless the same be renewed. ’
Address, U AN LETTER * At>AIR.
April 10
“ “ Slippers.
Men’s VVatcr proof boots ; Wen’s cag-stiu b Boot
Pump •< “ Sc ‘ >,Pll -b>'tt »' "
“ Congress and Lace Gaitors C ° mm ° U P K J "
KoT’nnM? U ". d ,,. sU ° 08 all kinds. India Id
bersj Children » Shoes; Servant's Shoes A.
Comein aud you ahull be suited*
Sept. 27
,, NO'UICPL .
• 13 KING desirous of closing oujv** u *‘ , ‘|; l i 0 rS'
l JL> oatly as possible, wo deetn,ir 1, * at , r fin 1
•. our fricntls onu customer* that 1 2 be4*1
rwe W .«*;^
E, and will t' 11
FIRST OF OCTOBER,
MKI.I, GOODS ON
ttlter sell faf '
^eASHOR s/rter only
Those indebted t^us arc requested to cow
forward and settle/ .„...*
NICHOLSON, REAVES A WV*
Oct-9. 7
