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’ONFEDKH ATF. ('ONORESS.^ J * toBUiA lluri county.—'VVhereaa Dil- . "TT for 1If. \V bite, ttJm'c de bonit uon of John I IRf.r SfiSSIO-X. The follow,ug •> a list •>! the member* of tbo ] ^ i t ft «,.ingress •*:' tl’t* Perms jwm Government of i — "* '• *•»«?.>» w«»7;USL MllfliiUiOSE C&LnDAl J /I'iA'L H- « . . ' " * - — -- |]M Wi,*t •. sr.. represent* to the court in his pel*- tliWIf' { \ llflOll* if 1 I a’ Boo, duft- flic! aud entered on record, toat be bos xTlflUt/ TMHUHH • fatty nom;niifo r <.d JohnM. White's estate: f n» •»f «.-ns'kod with an eeieriak. U.e Provisional O-ingreJa. mi DATS. 1>AT?, The h.tv . cou:i- miiMu; *1 l«t)u. lUtiSolTK.: il’m I. y»ncov. ijohaB Clarke, • •' Clay. J. :. UI/E Peyton. iituMit sutim cimiti. . George Davis,’ , Wiiliui 'f Don* h , soevu cahoi.1ia. ■ Robarl W Barnw cli,’ . ouu.ii L Orr,* TERKESSEC. ' ftnslavu* A Henry. I Laadon C Hsyif.u TEXAS. l.o-wit T Wigfsli,* • W S Oldbrm.* , viEaiRti !UII Hector, l W C Preston. Tx>lir.it W .lo!in*r>i>, <; U JliVfcell. * I (lK||»A. »#*.•/»«*» M Kakrr, * fc* Mom el l oomciA JillKiP.* }< oScrl Toombs .* erv-rrexv ll.-H’y O Burnet’, IV. Mam E Finns, t.Ol-ISlAWA. ■Jrtward Sparrow,* T J Semmes MtSSISStTV* A «J Brown. ••irtios Photon. , '/> JS.vd.rr f j v ‘I'lPl! '“ HI 81*“ . rr» sis 1 :• iff? • Jan' *A'j March o4 c I »] H g i E"' 5 J a CiVVUWJVO i 5|l’ 3 fllr "r 1 ronEAXD J IOC E FOR TOURSELVES | p K (,i^u,M.i.»c ' I: !•’ 'J Aii I askis, ika’you call a; mr ion yard, to be j Ordinary, Jnr.ua'y Ter) • j* j*. • . ‘ 1 . onvioef-d that I have «nr be-:-; guilt'- o? paging, i barauo.miott.on, tcatiyis.rai. .. r nrt — .riT Htirob 2td-2:n-- u. JOHN HARRIS. j Jotm L-tefoer, usaseesed, applies to Ihw Conn 3’ 4; o ! ] for letters ft disdixaton: lOiil |12 j _ ( Tsito is,thcx<Sf>rc?tacite nml admonish cil por- gljgig I Princeton l actory, < 3jj i J 13tl* March, P5G-.2. J notsf or BurnrsiisixATivE*.; II.ASAHS S03TB CAROLINA Dist. 1 W N H Strith, ii K H Bridges, : 3 OH Konsn, .4 TDMcDowe!!. i T> AH Arrington, : «'• 4KMoLeac, t Ask. 4 William I Adder. ' 9 It 8 Gaiilier, • 10 A T Uavidson. ’ socru carom: » - 1 .I'titr. klcQnoen. 5 WPeroKc. MH.lv- 3I.M Av.r. 'OIL. ltonharr.. I '• James Earron. sWW lloyco* lESSEifSr. .1 Jos B Helskell, t I 2 W G Swan, .3 Tibh#. 1 3 B Gardonsbirc, nemySFoom, •> Meredith P Gonlrj, 7 Qft«H W Jours. ; 8 — — Menses. *J JDC Adkins,* 10 John V Wright, i 111> MCmrrin* TEXAS. ' 1 John A. Wilcsi, 2 C C Herbert, 3 P \V Gray, •1 F U Soxton. •> 41 I> Graham. t> It II Kppcranii, VIRGINIA. I MRIl Gameit. i John It Chainbii??. 3 John Tyler, i l Roger A Pryor,* . ;» Thos 8 Boiwk,* John Goode. Jr. 7 Jm 1’ Hoioombe. .s I) C He.Iarnolle. 9 William Smitb. 10 Alox 11 BuIcier. II John B it aid win. 12 H'altor R S:*ple»,“ ' 13 Walter Preston,* 14 Albert G Jenkins. IT> Robert Johnston,* • if. Chas W Uussctl * •. T .1 Positr. ■ v: R Smi*h. 3PK Jb. •l ( I. M Carry.* •> K 8 I.yon, .: \V p Ci'iltoa.* . tJ Uioptoil •„ J SPu^h. ; K s |>«rgAU. aKKANSa? * ii A Onriand, ; J :.*< M Patterson. jrr.or.iDA. i .'«« B iiawttua. h !< Ilittow. GEORGIA. 1 Julian liartridge. ;• c (' Munnerly*. ;; H:nc.s Holt, t A U K-'-tin. I, Onvitl W I.ewii>. tv \V Clark. : TJobt PTrippo, , i.neins t GartreM, ■ llr.rdv Strieklan.f, It' Aitj ft Wrignt. i;i MCCKV. ; Sot jet elected:) l.crjat AN a. l Cha^ .1 Villore, t-bns M Cottrjitl,* 1 1» K Kennn * t i .linen J Dupree. . lobn f. Lewis, i-.to I’.rlii s.Jr MisMSsivn l J W t’lanp. K-ulnrn ltd via, - Lr.-tti Welch, 1 !i < ( hatch'-ru. ’ l» K ringielcit, • ti IUi i.sdalo, Jo.m .1 McRae, VtSROt'tM i W M Cook. *' T U il.iris, ' t'iiAprr \V Hell, 1 Aaatn U Condon. • G U W : e=t. «'• I, W F>comae. Hv.r, i f¥1HE subscriber tatiMa'.ifa--furis: .1 1 defy cotnpeiUicn £d u ^ual ing is more tii.-li ore-TsIt'. i invi examine ray leiitt. r .At W'.atbiasviUc. t. tv, Georgia. I sell ihe right t>- rse in "—^—“—s t« every one that examines. I piedg —■ e | !?] * ', if no litaatbttg, but a discovery cuinbini'tg ccu.o T!£Js:e! = my ini ' exc-^loac wncE. A LL persons are forewarned from trading on A niy acconnt with mv wife Harriet Artalme Wibiams. As sbe has left my bed and bnnrd with -utcauiie or provocation, I will be reeponai- blc lor ooitcof hereonlracU. , ... », Nov. 15-1» pd J.J,WILLIAMS. |^> G KOBGIA, Vorayth CowntT-—■[«“f * Benjamin J. Hire, r.djn««atrati»r of John K , Lieitt represents to the Coart in Ur geiitru oit., j Sled and entered on ree»»r 1,.6!*at r j lu» »'*'* j jf „* ministered John U. Tight >: estate t | This is, therefore, to eito u\l per: otisccrcvrned, | 'JJ kindred and ercdilors, to snow oav.se. if any t fic y cau, why said adminit rator ebpsid in»l be nu- ebargod" from his adiniuistration, ittid rect.vo letters of dismiss'on, on the lirst ilondfiy in Aa* t-usi next. II. BARKER, Quinary, Jan 13tb, 1852. mar 19. <tCO BO IA,Vor«rth Count j ” Vrea*. IX John W. Holbrook, ndmlnislrrtcv of Or .>t 1! Holbrook, repiesents to the Court, in 1 is peti* tiop, duly died and entered cn record, that ho mis fu 117 cdiitmiatered Green U- lloltircok's estate : 'l'his is, therefore, to cite all persons concerned, kindred and creditors, to show cause, if any lb y can, why said administrator should not be dis- charged from his administration, and receive let ters of dismission, on the Sret Monday it: October next:. H. BARKS/?, Ordinary. Mai eh 13 Em This is tlicrefe** so cite ell persons concerned kindied and e,editors, to show cause, i' »ny they I c:tn, wl-v s-.’r* t>J .hiKtrrdordr font* no* slioold j not bo lUAciiaraed from his administration and ro- -v di-eovery j ceii e ivtiers of dismission on the first Monday m ig? tnvseif it! September.T802. PKKD.B.nOI'GES, Ordinary. J.-.r Til Cut C*»w*v.—Court of m, lE-jg.—Whereas, tut cn ihe estate of I April Slay O N and after this date, U:e pries of rVoaburffs w:!! in no e»ssc, ex-reed 18 cer's per j—.rd — Yarn fl.Sti jicr bunch. Yr'lien it is considered that many cotton ,mi”s have a;t inadequate supply of cat * clothing, ami other indispe.,sar,le findings, fi,.- over six months' use, and no possibility during the v r c-f proem- ing more, it is hoped * that the. above prices will r.at be coasidered unreasonable. M. B. McWUORTRK. Agent. March 2ti lai. .... . -.utcraedj u. show esuso, if any exist, why .ettors of dUmitiiion should nrt bo granted to the .ppiics.it at the AnguitTcim next of this Court. JJy order of the Court, this I7t}» January, 1852. JanVO 6-r;. JESSE MITCHELL, Ord. NOTICE. REDUCTION IN:UATH1R:AND SHOES. w ( neoRGI.1. Cl.AUK COUNT!'.- To '• Ms Sur rior Court cf said county—The paiidnu cf i'loscs E. McWhorter sliewe'b, that on the 15th dsv of October, Idfifl, In raid county, j ! ..etnas W. Walker,of an id county, made and ) delivered to yourjpetifionerhis mortgage deed of ! that date, now to the Court shown, sealed with i bis seal, and dated the yeai el'oresaid, whereby ! the sntd Walker, for, and in cowideratien-of the j Huai of five do:l»r», by yon’r petitioner, to him In j and paid, and a'. v> for the better securing your I petitioner : .g >h,ui io?s or danvigv by reason of bis WHITE & KITCH AdO PIECE COCOS POB CESriEIttErC tlis , . v-.,. . ; \ • O - O UR St nek ill now open forjtho irspection «>f the public. It c-'PRT3tf: of I varieties of Gentlemen’?, youtii'u and boy’e lieady-Mudc* Cioiliinp. k » Itcorsisfs of the best and r.t 100 do*, of ti!I I'irt’ter notice, ■l lealbt r at 00 <•< Krdm the Southern Fediral Ucion. COURT C.ILC\DAtt FOR 1862 BCFCRIOR COl’RTN. JANUARY. 7 B will off.r to ou trade, from this leather at 01) cents; rtts- black upper “S emits -. I .die* shoes $2 00; tt-e l:*p or army shoe, $-£5*; the rr. *rt t'5. Owing to tho prioe we have to pay for dry bi-’.cs, IS eents, and other materi.i;.-". we cannot i-liord ot 1" prices. Thone fttnrtiiat will, t:,« +r..vitv p-ii-l for the stock on hand, l?'e!y bought, « i.i at oikc agree that we ooul 1 not have «rid tin' i.rric'. -y •esa than we have The -!oek we are working to we are tvi'iing to take les-, for. riTNER, LNBL VND .V DOYLE. March 26. :3d Mon. 1X61. MW TEAK. 1861 HOME READING. Tlif Smithont Fifth! and Fireside. r 2 ) ,1E rending people in tie South are respect | tint- reminded that the proprietor of ti.f m-a.v J and h’irftidc ti determined, the j ,ti• i",c vw.r. t<> i.HMtitsin lb*- reputation won by j liuii.v J..urti-i!. ,.»--ti..- 6<-t Kaniity paper J iMsi.wi. 1 . !:..fii-ai r.-atitli.-r for the NY" Year will contain \pres-tv to it, Mr. st'K P KR.xNKl.lN.vf Georgia. . itUnrai'ur Yr-Mn.c — ill ,c j-d’cr-fd l-y nHEK sytyia, BUM VNff. of ROMR.-v J V. O.. ofSc-itb • .1 -. ,o wiii bo pubiishod, THE GUARDIAN ANGEL; -i, .Mj-: a nth ns influences : j4th Mon., Richmond =»Flo»d ' FEBRUARY, j 1st Monday, Clark fLumpki | 3d Mon.. Campbell Dawson ! *3.1 Mon., Fo»sjth ! Polk ' filabcock ; Merriweiher llh Mon j Walton - ith Mon., Baldwin (Jackson Monroe Paulding Taliaferro Walker MARCH. ' 1st Thura. Pierce • 1st .Mon., Appling jChatro toa Cherok'-e , .Coweta .Columbia Crawford Gwinnett Madison Marion Morgan 3d Mon., Htius Cass < 'i.tr.-c Elbert ) Fa yell Greene Pickens Washington ; Webster IMon.. Col.ht 1 Calhoun i Hall liait Heard Macon Nitwiaa i ToIboC T.ittuall i Warn > Thura.. niter While ; Friday alter. Bulloch r 4ih Mon., Clin.tU AUGUST. 1st Mon fiumpkinf 2d Mon. Campbell Clark Dawson Forsyth P “ Ills ly.-ujmui.t of a certain* promissory note, dated on tht 16th <>f Juno, I860, road© by said Walker, v.,<T i' dor-ed by y-.ur petitioner, and which note so muiic and endorsed, too said Walker bad be fore that time caused to be discounted for bis i.ivi, bruefit at tl-• Brntieh of the Back of tbo Stste of tl« r.’it in Athens, for Twenty-five Iisa<l(i-d Uou..rs due nin tty dsys after tbi ditto .. tre-of. p'ysble nr the said Breach Bank, which said note WHS deo and unpaid. By which mort- gage <•« • d, me - iid Thomas W. Walker bargaiu- i-d, sold r.t.d ('■••■ veyed to your petitioner oil that let or psre<-: of4aud iyieg end being in the town ... Ai-n iet, fcvuudrrl ivj im.o-.vs: on the Nortli oy M-tr-cO-k f.’t«-vt, <Jl; t’ic S-ntb tty Mnrket street, j ou life East i v i >t of 1*1 K Clark, and the ;i'it for- I meriy owt.cd * y Albon Chase, now by said Walk- ; »r, atui on the West by Pulaski street, being the j lot which was, at the date of said morigago, OC- • eupied by said Thonias XV. Wn liter: Provided, nevertheless, that i! tbo said Thomas XV. Walker siould within one day lrom ti e date of said mort gage, pay said note wiiii ad accruing interest, eosfs and dams je?, end hold your petitioner harm less by reason or said endorseutont, then said umr'gage to be voM, else to remain in full force. And vour petitioner avers, that said Walker has not paid said vote »t any part thereof, but the same it unpaid and your petitioner is liable for tue same and for’.costs and damages accrued ' ' r iuo thereon the svui of es interest from ,i i — . yv, " .*•;• ••••- * ’ ) we any me s&rae was aue. ana tnree dollars fee Merritmhrr J rersttv of (ieorgia, will be organized on the j for pA. • st Uh-rt-ui. And your petitioner prays i first Monday of .iprii lust, U it!, the tVM' iv- thm such rule and order may be grant i iug Faculty: jiawtuf B. It. PAnnou., K-tj.. President; for t:;t- \ ivirds of lifleen years Principal of -ve oi ,> ;l j QEORGIA Foi-Vili Comity.—Jesse VJt Samples having annliod to be appointed guat dinn vftho persons ana property of J ,*aep - ill*! Judge J,, George N, Mary B, i» -*d Richard A' Wiliiams, minors-under fourteen years of age residents of said county : This is to cite a'l persons concerned, to be olid appear at ihe Term of the Court of Ordinary, to bo'held uext, after the expiration of thirty days from ti’.o first publication of the n-tico, and show cause, if they can. why said Jesse Sumpleo should not bo entrusted with the guardianship oi ti:e persons and properly of Josephine, Judge L. George N., Alary E. tind Richard A Wil iams, o.-i i the first Monday in May next. Witness u.y official signature, March 4th, 1862. March 12 St'd II. BARKER, Ordinary. COLLARS, CRAVATS, HAJN DKEROJ TP’S, Ties, Half-Hose, Gloves, Suspenders, &o. Our stock of Piece Goods ia new and elegant, and will be so! iby the ytrd.orinadoup to -no . . to suit titeeustotne-r. . , . ,, , , Onrarr ittgcmcnU for maTiu'Botunng are now more complete than ever. And wo ere full >• t J fill order- with dis-mteh and ia the best manner, both as regards style and v.-ori:r.’.ar.«:,i .. OUR MOTTO IS TO EXCEL. Jed to uabyou i cotuinuc-d «floats t Wc feeltruly thankful fortheliberal patronage heretofore c-x'-f ndc lie generally, and hope by diligent attention to business, and cumin continue to receive a liberal siiare of tho public favor. ler'CrtH and Examint.- W- it. j i. w 11 n £8stock is Elegant and Rich. J E. BITCH • JA> U AltV . i JULY. t 17 MVEI.O*»Ji» by tb<* thousand, for .ml- by '2.1 Monday. Chathaiujlat Mon. Floyd* Aiarca 26 * \v. N. .MliTK |UNIVERSITY HIGH SGHOOL, ATHENS, CEORCIA. /I IIORGIA, XVnltnu County,—Court of *Jl Ordinary, March Term, 1862.—Wlieraas, Thomas M. I'nnibrough, gu irdian of John M. Mi chael, minor, applies to tnia court for letters of dismission: Thesonre, therefore, to cite and admonish all persons concerned, to show cause, if any exists, why letters of dismission should not be granted to the applicant at the Ms.y term nest of tats Court. By order of the Court. March 8tb. 1862. ‘March li) 3t<d JESSE MITCHELL, Ord. P..lk i r piUlS School, under the patronage and j 1 "VI f; u ‘* '£«*<?> i:tio.A»i- I .. .... ,,, frcittv five hundred dollars, beside Glascock | X direction ol the inisiet-s of the Urn- t» l0 day tho»»»« was due.and tin “ V.i- -ELLA SWAN " of Alabama. In addition to 'hr«v, inc Ediior has ready re a ;, H *; ,,1 Storler.mid Romp.uce?, WDlf-li will appen: the eneuiosi sear. The u-u.i! variety of «Lctsii<2, Hevfoar*. VVitticistas, •- . tti l v given. a'liv. JIAKY K. BRYAN -.v,.t con-inu." a regale * vdi'ti. .ttfor -hrou-h iheicar, in conuection wilh .1 J’utnar.i R-abun fbattahoochM Lee Twigga \\ ilkes Johnson Walton B.ildwin Jackson Monroe l’auldinw * '1’aliaferr ) _ Walker rbuis. nficr Pieice. SEBTKMBKR. 1st Mon. Appling- (Ibattooga (.'boroke.a Colombia Coweta Crawford Madison Marion Mot van ■2d Mon. ftt.Hi (’ass (’off. e Kiberi Fayette Greene (i tv in nett l’lckens Wnsliiiioion \\ e' sler 3d Mon. t'obby ('iil)ioun i lull Hurt llca-d Macon Newton Talbot B -.wo Bti!t->e!i ; ffettrs. alter, \\ i,jte Jih Mon. Clinch Putnam* Chattahoochee r re Twijvs W iikes Johnson Milton Kobiin Hiurs. af. Htsborsbaai H iid i .1 UII.LYEi:, W li HULL. S lTffs Attornevs the most flourishing Schools for 1>;>ys in City of Charleston. |! L. H. Cu.xKBoN.siKc, Graduate of the Mil- j‘ itary School of St. Cyr. Paris, and f t rev- ] • era! years Profe*«orof French. Mathematics, i i and Military Tactics in Mr. Carroll’s j School. it ing i!:c foregoing petition, it h ordered, • rn i in G 1 KURKIA, Walton Voastf.—Couri if 1 Ordinary, March Term, 18.i2- Whereas, Frederick Rains, guardian of Sarah, Levicia, Frances, William and Littleton Rains, minors, j applies to this Court for tetters of dismission: j Ttiejo are, therefore, to cite aud admenisb e.i j T HE attention of the public is called to ourlarffe and wt ri selected stork of BABD\r.tRG,(!ltOCKERY,Cla«A Sc Ckina.nnd BCII.DKB'8 JIATERlAi consistir." in part, of LOCKS OF ALL KINDS, Butts, Hinges, Screws, Nails, Deo Sash and Blind Fastenings, &e., &c. & 3*2512! <&eiB©2iasr,2i£r2 c&i? v/Ltuiui ©a»©^at 9 «o»ao®a6s Arc the best ever offered in this tarkei: Bench Moulding, Bead, iiabbit Matcii and Flooring Planes, Chisels and (Jouge9, Saxvs, Augers, Hammers, Axes, A. - rued, t.; show cause, it any exisui ntisgiott flicuidfiot be granted e nprdioant, at the May term next of thus Court, liv order of Ute Court, Mtircli 8th, 1862. March It) 3t)d JESSE MITCHELL,Ord. persona wb^- lc:ter3 said Tiiomas W Wntker *o, on or before iv itf tl.e next term of this Court, pav i ai. interest and casts duo on said note, I ::otd t o* sai-l Moses E McWl.ortei harmless reason of!.is svd Ciidorsotr.ent. or show cause ituy no lixve, why bo do rot. And it is forth i- rod, that f ’ i Itm.nev newopapr.r, onro a month for four 1 The other Assistant, in tho Jviuc.-.Tmml 1 mowl ^ P>vj>ivt|sAi» Biawmtwm of this Court,or an, t '>»»«»•!« ,.r is liourt. L.aea February Tvrnt, 1S63. .1 H1LLYKR. W (1 HULL. PI'iTs Attorneys- GEORGIA. UVA.au CoUNTr.—Clerk’s Office, nprinr Court. A true cxtr.ict fom tninntesof it! Con it. Given un i-r my hand at < liic-e, this ,h dm ot F- tiru 1862. JOHN ‘ALVIN JOHNSON, Cieik, Depart ! will be competent and experienced, and will ! exorcise a constant supervision over the ! • health, morals, and studies of the PupiLs. The leading object of the High SrVoo) j i* iuill he to prepare Students to enter the , X, ' Pniversiiy; and to this main end, a!! its j li modes of study and instruction, i<s discin- > iitte. and its a'raRgements, will lie tribut try. ! Tti# t ’nurse of Studi _ 1 agaicst the estate of John H. Patrick, Se uinr, late ot the county of l- ranklin, deceased, are hereby notified to preset.: them,duly authen ticated, to the undersigned within the time pro be published in the South- j scribed by law; aud all persons indebted ‘ ' ‘ to said deceased, are requested to make f.-trly payment. JOHN M FREEMAN, Exr. March i3 2:n. The best kind, all of which is sold cheap us 'he cheapest. GLASSWARE of all kinds, ft'ut and Pressed, of the finest patterns CHINA, choice selections of Dining and Tea Sets, banded and plain €JbSS:i£im€BS S&SS&mSbSM, Of*1t Kind. 'Leather, Cloth, Lace,Tacks, Lining, Nails, Bolts, Axles, Ac., Ac. ^.ILL ^ d r r]TS£\ A. XJL- -W~bTIsrC3- &Z OO., Athens, Gr.,June 1, 16*^8. No. 6. liANAKOV 1 uAia i f nl otuillf’f*, in flip i Mrttlipnn Can lily: 4' our t of Mathematics, Sciences, Kite iisb Literature, i Ordinary Teh. Term. 1862 — Ifiicre/i'i. anil French, ivii! I.c such as"to prepare imys ’ 1 "L- N: "A'imiuistraiorondm Kstiitect for University. Pro-cssto,,:,!, or ‘business i ri"Ke!:,'!refo X. lllu; and as Ntitderits will be supplied i\: every education:,! (i<!p,sbev will he rcijttir ri to understand thorougbly, tu rcmentiier ac curately, and to explain with dearness and precision whatever is taught them. The Government will I.c Mili'-ary. vet softened by t'ic less rigorous discipline of., well regulated f.tmily; the object i eing to . .:.s .-..n.-cruc i to f lmiv cause I -ners F)i-:n:;-i,,u xhottld t • t.ic .ip:.;; -ant at t: c August Court. <•' cun. Ibis Itr.l day of Feb 1802 UiCllAltl) II BUIrLOUK, Ordinarv. -r-J Sol’ll,ern Literary and Jffricvlsuret Journal,; nublbbcd every Saturday, at Two Po'.Irts cor t Y tex Address J*MBS GARDNER, Augusta, G». 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( #Bryan 4th Mon. Wayne i Decatur )v published every SATURDAY morning.; DcKalb TermtThree Dollars per anuuu., or Five Houston Dollars for two copies- Postmasters will Jasper he allowed a commission of fifty cents on Lincoln , vc.-y subscriber for & year or two tears that I Schley they may obtain, . i Whitfield t&T’A’ft rcmttlsnres at our risk, where the . Wilcox n;, f i7 leniitiing obtains rrceipl for ‘he same \ p r i«iay after Telfair from the j.osttna«ter. ttemittsnr** ol the J Camden current money of the States received at par. Thura. after lrwia Address t Mon. “ Berrien onsHt tsift Hissnpsa prar. : may.'""" .No. 31 Camp Street, ; j, t jj on< Clayton A«i» .21. New Orleans. La. j Sr riven Gilmer Randolph Upson 2d Mon..Catoosa * Jefferson Dooly Emanuel Franklin Early Fulton Gilmer Gordon Taylor \V arren Wilkinson Pike fhurs. after Banka 2d Mon. Fannin Richmond Hancock Harris Laurens Miller Sumter Id Mon. 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To r ecu re this, t no boy of bad. stt.ldioro or j.M* lo-thi:- will j be permitted : • enter ,.f rr-nejn io t!, ■ * Ncltooi. The. School is I<>e. -.r»i j*, •; . , f -a ; eomntnnity noted for i’a rclioemem and ci* i • uvaied Christian morals, end beb g j • socintioii with ‘he l.iierary atiraaisgr.? oft the University, and in the viou.rv of one of i the lies; Female Coiltprs m the Scu-.ii, i? ]iect>li;-.r!y destrr.tiie to Sii'-icats, who may bavir brothers or o.sicr? at tlu-su Instrtntions. • The Building?, mo«>l of them of grtpite, 1 iiavc b.-on carefully arranged and supplied with all the appointments of a first cliss i Bonrdirg ani Dry School t -r Boys., ii*. ' spacious balls and rt'ctiati-.n r«o-i:», its ; commodious chambers and parlors, its gar- campus, at.d parade ground, occupying ea of over fifteen acres.- and overlook- miles of charming country,—all com- to tender Use situation attractive, as well from the educational,r.s from the phys- 1 ic.xl advantages promised to Pupils. The Scholastic Year will be divided into | Into terms of twenty-one weeks each, via; i First Term from second Monday in January j to second Monday in June. Second T rm from second Monday in Jt.!y to second ; Monday in December, j The Vacations will botuo during the ! year, viz. Five weeks from the second i Monday in December to second Monday in i January, and five weeks from second Mor.- I day in July. Ihe Charges for board, tuition, washing, j fuel, lights, uso of Library, eic., will tic ] S150 per term, payable in advance. Buys i remaining at the School during the vacation j wit! be charged $5 per week for board.— j I'or day Scholars, whose parents reside in j Atnens, the charge for tuition will be * per term, in advance. No extra charges, except for books and stationary actually .tsed. lAr - No boy will be taken for less than oueyear; but any one may enter after the commencement cf a term, on paving pro portionately therefor. For Circulars, embracing further paruc- . ulars. uopiy until 1ft April next, to B. H, ] CARROLL, Esq., Chatlestor, K. C., or j the Rev. Dr. LIPSCOMB, University ot • Georgia, Athens, Geo. I March 5-— if. £ • 1- O lift t V, Ji,r litoon ( omit,.—JJ ,J Si.n- \S c.-i:ton \V l) foiuuu.ng. .1 A Sim- ! ■iinti- and '16 8i .mc-ug. Iiavpig appiicil to the Couifol Uritijarv of oottnty, for adischuroc •rot i his Ji’.uirdi msMp of W D., J A :.nd M r G hi- ’nous' -..t-rstjp And prvj..?r*y. 5 n*: i 2 Q:<,/■-* t-Sfo ml jjorsoas epneernod;, filing fottj.H'tionvi.v toy u- ; • ■ • i i.il J t’i»iB-!» >.!•••«!•: i «t heiUrtnitoV ed :’..3V ..i dn*di:u^fin.,1 W D . J A and Si « frit: ) ‘--ov,-i r-eairo tno <5»u-I rsc.fdisuiis- ut;,l«riB|yJi*nd nn-Jc-fu. ia! ?i~na‘.t.re, Ordinary, Fcfii --• '. vib, JOHN SIMPKINS C l MIKGIJ, V. tdltHi <'vuiil},-..i:ovr.- ri J' Ordinary. September Term, 1861.—VVhere «i' tril, administrator ,»n the (.-.iate . »PP ns, v.-jiliom of John I.i ters < f *i:s.:iiiipitjr.: Tilt. 51. tjtttvfctc. IA ,*:ons ooiK-crnodi ir.s!t.xw c Ion r, oi driatisrinn sin ; RPttlicant,>v‘ the April fo ; rdcr of Ae Court, l to tliis_Court for let- t.na ndrrtoni h all per- "tJ», if ary cxi.'ts, tr!iy J i;i- gr.vntpj to tiio >i next of this Court. : fit it September, 1861. jLiiinbcr! l-tuiaibci*!, PEOPLE’S MHIS! H " A VINO purchased the above celebrated Mill. I urn now sawing from oigt.l to ten ttiousr.nd feet of lumber per iday. And having a targe !r>t of seasoned lumber on Siam!. 1 cm assure ail my customors that any bids caa bo tb' -J v.it’.t short notice, t have nls < iooporetioii thctr.os! i,,,. jtroved nnebinery f.ir cuttiog latb?, pickets, blind slate, Ac., Ac. Entire suti.-l'.u fton »i!! be given to;,!l who may fsvor me with their orders. 1 have located the above Mill about five miles fioni AiheiiS, at iny old stand. All orders iefl at tlie Post Office will be attend ed to. JAMES D. MATTHEWS. - Jim. 29th, 5862—ly. \ FI.M! lot of all kinds, movtly- of Kc tifoky ' Svalior prowtb, for sale !>y Fob 5, 1862. \VM K WHITE. _ | S TAflt Of HliMWlA. IUrt c.ann i Simeon Wot.adv.hits-rc'or-oi' Pfsitw. i Hob >, represents to tho Court in bis petition, di , . filed and entered on record, th.t iia? fully -,A i niinistered Dempsey Bobo’s estate. This is to cite all persons concerned, kind -, i ! snd creditors, to show cause, if any they can. vvb v I said administrator should not be discharged from j his administration, and rcooivo letters of nismis- - sioa, on tic first Monday in September, 1862—j Janaary 21th, 1862. FRED. B. HODG CS,Ordinary. Feb 5 6m x OTICE. i XX,T E 1,ftV0 bought Mr. D. M. AfcCTeskey's in- f T icn st in the Tannery end Shoe vlnnufac- ! turing tJusi'.Cf:?, and have formed a co-part newbie, i ami will offor the public as good a stock of Dry I Goods, Groceries. Hardware, hots., <Vc.. as we can obtain those times. Also, all kinds of Leather j nod Snocs can be found at the store or tany-nr:! ! Wewil. sell leather, shoes and goods as lo-.v c. I tnecnrrem prices of our country and town.^ Wc i .d.-o vv.-mi to lniv green or dry hides, and will pay the cui'i'cnt rates in cc.s'», or anything wo have for sale. Wo .-.Iso won! t like to employ 4 wotk men to put up pegged shoes—go-td wages cash paid pe.iti weekly t desired, pay rash for everythicg w ovouently we cannot t ' 1-lTA'EK Dee 11 tf.| W.HI8HT & JAGKSONs FACTORS, COMMISSION AND FORWARDING MERCHANTS Bay Sirwt. Sav.uinaU, (ia. AT.LKN It.'WRIGHT. \ W.M. B. JACK80.V We have to have f-T sale —con- rll only f >r eash. ENGLAND A DOYLE. REFEE Capt. Jolm AV. Andertoon, Clajft.ern t Cuutinghan., Boston -V x lilalouga, Erwin A Hardee. Carbart A Br-.s,. New Y« T03 T. \V. FI nting . T H E ;SOUTHERN CONFEDERACY. ! Swan A Br Bisbee A- II. I- ID- Simon 2ft ,ih- Vh,., Ausustn, tft. Fernamlina, I'ior'.Ja .Jacksonville, " A'Ult, lll.lt •><<! £3f tJiCtliPG 'SE MITCHELL, Urdii nary. T -i •A PRO€ Mj A Yl AT IOA j ^t^'llEREAS, it iv known to ino, I will pro-] ceed to make it known to nil persons in i want ot if li tt N I T it it 1%, that they will J do well to examine my stock, lief,ire they pgr i chase. It contains all tho n-w styles of the very { best fornituro of modern make, and c.,n he •bought at war prices. 1 t.m a mi.,us to set!, iu j order to make room for goods which 1 am roa- j siatitly liiaunfscturing. | Farmers wanting Furniture, etui pay for it w ith [ corn, clean osts, Wheat or Flour, nt the market j price. To those bavin? mow-? on hand, 1 will sav - that 5 per iteui or mv cash sales for tl-.c next 90 1 dnvs will bo appropriated to the benefit of the : volunteers (or their families,, gone and geing j from Clark county, to defer,d tho country. ' And. ] remember that 1 sell a- '-heap ns r.-n ifonler it Geor cid. . Athens, Juno 17,1861. J. M. SMITH. ; fsr.F. 8-i still keep on band two etyhuiot ' Metallic Burial Ctukcta, of the moat approved '■ material and finish. Also, Plain (’ofiins, or will have them trinuuedto set' purchaser*. TON MANUFACTURERS NOTICE. 1 7,’ coascqitencq of tho largely increased demand for (.lotion Varus tmd Fabrics, prices have been advanced by the operation ot specula ler.-^ to rt^es c^asvdgjrably above that desired by us. i * In view ot ibis state of things, v-c deem it ne- ■ ,ud proper on our par;, to make an effort to regulate, trtulif practicable, fix prices at such rates C3 we ISiok will bo just ami equitable for a!! coucc*rac-d, and nutv autpt the foiiovvitig: For Yjft?, Wholesale, 81 50, do JleLti', 1 60, For Shirtings, 16 sn ! 18e per yard, ShE. tings, 4-4, IS and 20c per yard, For £ Osnaburgs 8 ot, lt> and lec pr yd, Duck for Taut c'citii, 10 cz goods 20 cts, 12 cz, 25cts per yard. All other Fabrics on their otvn merits, based up’, on theso rtotes, with the understanding that the families of soldiers will be furnished at wholesale | rates. In order that tLo foregoing may be practically carried out, the orders of dealers who conform to the above shull bo preferred to tlio-.o who do not. To go iuto effect on ihe 1st uuy of April next, and Continue until *u agreement to alter is adopted. JOHN WHITE, Geo. Factory. JOHN S. LINTON, Agent AthensManufV Coin'v. ISAAC ROWELL,' New High Shoals, Manufg C’oinu'y. i/a rch 19, 1862. REMOVAL! H AS removed tiom bis old stand No. Il.to Nos. II aud 12 Franklin House Building, where lie will be pleased to see bis friends. Athens. Jan. 1,1862. tun. DIsSOLtTIOX. rrMIE Co»partnership heretofore existing J. under the style of Nicholson, Heaves & Wynn, ha3 been dissolved by a sale of the entire interest of the late firm to John W. Nicholson. Either of the former part ners are authorised to use the name of the firm in settlement. JNO. W. NICHOLSON, E. A. REAVES. YOUNG H. WYNN. Athens, Feb. 23, 1862. —r.v — -A.finir A; Smiili ATHMA, (JLURGIV |JHK I»A»J.V SOI TlltitV CONFKO It R.t V Y, ur.dt-r oirange-ne-tU just com. ! ,, . c.i,w';h contain ali tho it.;* sr infetiigcnee o; every kind, reported 'expressly for u> by Magnet ic Tolegnttih,irtid the J/sild. Also, daily reports ■ if the Atlanta and other Markets, l.-.cul l.c-t dents and lu ma. Ac.. Ac. I’rice—.f > »ycnv. f , for s in months, or oDoenrsfor out: month—al'Ti:y>: "tt advance. The Weekly Southern Confederacy is made rp from, and wat-fos the cream of, the Daily. 1: j« a large sheet, and gives more fresh reading mat ter thaa auy other Weekly in the Couff d- la t States. Its market reports will be full, and : up from actual tranisetiors. Price £2 a ycar ; or $1 2h for six months—invariably it: advance. Postma-t, .3 are a: orized to r.ct as our Ageiils in obtaining aubscrib'-rs and forwarding tbe money—for which they tv-.’! bo showed io re tain, as commission, twenty-five cents on each Weekly, or fifty cents on each Daily subscriber. LIP Permits* getting up Clubs of live, ten or more subscriber-, wilt he supplied with the copies ordered, et 12 j percent, less than our regular rates SSTSo name will be entered on our books until the money is paifi , end all subscriptions are dis continued when the time expires for which pay- meet is made, unless tbe same bo renewed. Address, HAN LETTER & ADAIR. April 10 Ifi Ag. Mourner* i Scott and t April 10, HUTCHESON & HAMrT A) 6 let • k c vr ii ■ i: t; t u i s, ftooDt*. rs.".ii"--ta J »ie'k": .1.-1', (rGo d Lilttri. i 'ftp.-. Sljf-vfoS. 1 XOTItE. •HE undersigned having purchased the entire interest of the firm of Nichol son, Reaves & Wynn, for the purpose of! closing the business, do hereby urge upon those indebted, either by note or account, to make immediate settlement. The Boaks must be closed. JNO. VV. NICHOLSON. February 26, 1862. G EORGIA, Ilnrt County.— Elizabeth Shirley aud Henry Ford having in proper form applied to me tor permanent letters of admin istration on tbe estate of Richard Shirley, late of said county, deceased .- This la to cite all and singular the creditors and next of kin of Richard Shir’.oy to be anu rp near at lay office within the time allowed by law and siitiw cause, if any they can. wlivperma- nenttetters of administration should not be grant ed to Elizabeth Shirley and Henry Ford on Rich ard Shirley's estate, on the 1st Monday in May next. Witness mv hand and official signature, March 12th. 1862. FRED. B. HODGES. .March 19,1862. Or diuary. NEW GROCERY li 1Y BY Grc ’cri'H.foS . J jtoot.s Lind Iron and Steel, liellotrs'', -fn riis and Viecs. Castings, Glass and < rou.kury Ware, JStouc AND HOLLOW WARE. XAII.S, TOBACCO, IIaROWAHE nn.l Cutlery, and other things too numerous to an lion. - ’ EFALSO, for neit Cash, 20,6‘00 lbs Good Dry Bacon 100 barrels Flour; 2U0U bushels Corn: Lard, Ac., &c. Athens, April 10, 1861. Zl M AND PROVISION ST0RE.; w °JP-S.iXS, O6SK niHE Subscriber has opened a new FAJIJ. ; '•*’ ai fl | y, 10 their Call the uMeutinn n cits -and Buiro-ifo.: against James Dillard, latent RaSun comity deceased, are hereby notified to present them properly proven to us within the time prescribed by lavfo'or they will not he settled, tntuoil persons indebted to stud deceased, are hereby rapf.tcd to stake.immediate payment. J. B. A W. V. DILLARD. Adm'rs., Marti* 5— 2m. with will annexed. i I.E UROCBBV and Provision ritere, on . /V T T Broad street, at Mitchell's old tavern, next build- i ,-^-A _S—J_l_J O _I_ V / \_y I V, lug east of the Franklin House 1 wiuchMiey arenow recoiving.eoaxh.iit'r of .M - Me keens a general stock of C O L r N T R Y i4o - vs • Haaies’, Misses ana Children s Sneer, is PRODUCE and all kind* cf GROCERIES, j f re “ l '.- n U v - which will be sold ns cheap as tho times, will j “. !Cs ftftck Sat.n heap allow. ICT The highest price- paid for all kinds of Country Produce, either in Cash or Groceries. Call and give him a trial, ns he is determined to merit, u;ui tepes to receive a chare of thj.ptib- lic patronage. SV. F. HOOD. Athens. April ‘2,1862. Gtrio rs ; Ladies’ Kid TAN BAKE. WANTED. W E wish to buy 2 or 300 Cord of Tan Bark, anu will pay the highest market price in Cash, Groceries, Shoes or Leather. Bring it in ; tor without Bark, no LcatLcr can be made for tho people. riTNER, ENGLAND A DOYLE. April 2, 1862. r ADttft) HKJEP, For sale by Mcli 12 WM. N WHITE. Gaiters; Oftti-"*' L?.ftg» “ **- -~*5Iorno<" <• u Shaiftes Soots; Ladles'Calf Be ota ; Ladien' Moroc.I!' <■ Goat “ “ Kii “ Congress Boots “ Congress Waikioe Shoes ; Mo. “ " ‘ Buskins and Ties; “ ft 11 “ oiippers. Mfo’s Water proof boots; Men’s c.ag-■stitch I'oo" “ Togged “ “ Scot'-ii-bott'n-. " “ Pump “ “ common p'g'd " “ Congress and Lace Gaiter* Boys’Boots at.d shoes ot nil kinds. It.Jia Kub- bers: Children's Shoes; Servant's.Shoes, Ac. . Comein ana yvasbsll be suited. Sept. s7 W HITE VKA9 for the Table Rye, Itidigo, Madder, Spanish Brown, just re ceived audio: sole by I. M. KENNEY. Feb 12 -9^WL*LZ^k<2 ' A SHOUT time since we gave notice that irr , 2m would sell st.oes and leather until further no- j lice, at reduced rate 1 : to mir homa customere «ud ! 1 trade. Since that ne:i<-p we have received letter, i from various counties over the State, m-d stme | i out of the State wishing Leather and Shies at ; the prices named in (he notice. It being out Of , our power to supply one-fourth the demand, we ■ have concluded to tell raid leather end shoe* *t I the customary r»te»of our count V- Ow ing.to the “ Ltb’lv Urvan smtrrity ofhttiesund lb« price wc have fo p»y, neni'MiiL'i,' ' (27ein Savnunah.) we are of the opinion that DKLE.MUEK. ; Lt . a ,| )( . r anJ shoo* will go higher. PITWER. ENGLAND A DOYLE. April 9 1th Mon. Dude Terrell Thtirs, af. Mr.lntosh Moo. after Colquitt Liberty list Mon. Dougherty Lowndes 2d Mon, Brooks I 3d Mnn. Thomas CLOTHING-! CLOTHING WHITE & IUTCH Hive just opened a lar«e Stock qf FALL & .WINTER CLOTHING! WLit-lt lliey uttv offer for sale at WHOLESALE 0B RETAIL! VVf E iuvifti the attendjti of merchants whose * T j-t-ck* are low aud need replenishing, to our stock: ft'afl ao.l see. The goods will bo sold lew fm GAStH Wc also have* good stock of Cloths, Cossiiueres and Vestings, rtbirfs, Draw- erg, Ac., Ac. „ Athens, U4., October 23,1861- (ROCKERY WARE. A N assortment of Plates, Cups and Saucers IX Just received, I. M. KENNEY. Feb 26 NEW MUSIC V ICTORY of Manassas Grand. March ; Gen Beauregaid's Grnnd March; War Song ot Dixie: DIXIE’S liAA'U) Dixie's Ijtmd, va- j notions; Southern Confederacy Mazutka- The j Sout.h our Country ; Davis Grand March ; First j President's Quick StepGod and our Rights j Flag of the Free El ' | Justceivcd. eptberlb G EORGIA, Walton Conmy.—Whereas, Martha R. Davis applies tp me for letters of administration on the estate of Thomas M. Davis, iatc of said county, deceased, These are, therefore, to eito and admonish all and singular the kindred and creditors of said do ceased, to ebow cause, if any they have, why let ters ot administration should net bo issued to tho applicant, ettho April term next of this Court. Given under my hand aud official signature, this the 28th day of February, 1.862. March N 30,1 JEsSE 'MITCnELL. 3rd ... * __ v* I uUH IllV'btl Hit 'ill Eleven, with many other piece* ( *o<ma« possible WM. N. WHirt. 1 Jan. 22—dm. TAKE .NOTICE. I filHE undersigned lir.ving discontinued k-.> 1 JL ift-.toi-.-O'.ia ot closing up his Laws' ; us early as posable. During bik absence in Vi- • ginia, tbo books, nccciints tind notes may ft’ | found at the furniture store of Mr. J. >1 SniUi J next door to bis old sl„iid, -w'uo is authorized t» close tho accounts, receipt for money-A--., iu ai» I name. Mr. R.T. Comer also hr.* i.c same as- j tbority. Those haviuu aocounis t.u- c.umsfty i* I quested to settle IbetuRnmeffiately by «■ -rei, or net. • and tltosa lianng notes wilt please ^-y them R. U. GtftiDMAN. 4 tttflfCll.1, Jucltsi-n A one AJf -,cfieri it may concern.—>:a 1 ( 7'.. ui Acan-< (-lEOKGlA, Conuiy.-YVhero-, „ , V-W ae, James L. Bird applies to xno tor letters j applies to iue for letters of edmirvat/An* n on of admiuiitretton with the will annexed, upon the | 4&, 0 of Jamc* T. Adams, late ot Vitsins*. • • estate «f Elizabeth Montgomery, deeeosca, These ;<re, therefore, to cite and admonish alt and singular the kindred and creditors of said de ! censed ! Thitris to cite all and singular the cre»V<w* next of Kin of James T Adams to be and'apj-" , ceased, to ebow cause, if any they can. why let- mv office within the time allowed by lew.s*. lersot .dmimslratiou .Itould not be granted to I sHbwvauec.it nnv they can. why permimcet « the applicant at the next Term cf theCourtofOr-! uiiniatratfou should not b« granted to tne cant on the first Monday in MaV next. . my hand and orncial 29th March, 1862. ,. JOHN SIMPKINS. Oramary. app dinary of said covinty Given under my hand and of&uial signature, this 25th March, 1862. 0 ’ SIGH’D U BULLOCH, Ordinary. Ap 2 3t)d. Ap!l j *May holds three week*, if necessary, at ‘ ( each term. yJudge not required to draw Jurors lor j j ;tro weeks; and not obliged to hold two. • weeks' Cocrt in’ counties o! Cobb and j AXES! AXES! 1 I1AVE oo Laud a rupply of osc» of superior quality, usd will repair old ones ou iibarai terms, at mv old stand in Athens. Nov.20, W. I*. TALMA DOE. M ountain cabbagb miajd—ad<i other garden seeds, for sale by Feb 12 1 M. KENNJSY, for the Wail! a‘t EORGI.V, JacItM* county.— Two AX montlV^ter date application will be made b> tho Courlot Ordinary of sold county, for leave to sol! a tract of laud belccgisg to ti.e estate of Daniel Cruft, ilceeaeed, late of said County. REBECCA CRAFT, Admr. C Ap 2—COd- De bout* non. oifitIts AND WVmHPS—Just received J3 and for sale by I, II KENNEY. Feb Id: T AM authorized by the Secretary of War *• to raise a Battalion of Infantry for the War, and to rendezvous the same at Ath ens, Ua., for organization. Captains of Companies who arc wil'ini* to co-oporate with me iu e^usting lifts object, can com municate .the same, and receive all neces sary information Ly addressing me at Lira- hamville, South Carolina. March 12 CspU VV. S. GRADY. NOTICE. 4 I.L persons having demands against the Es tate of George W. Ray, late of tbe county of Hart, deceased, are hereby notified to pteacat them, duly authenticated, to the undersigned, within the time prescribed by law.' And alt par son* indebted to tbe said deceased, are requested to moke early payment. April 2—9m JOHN B. SEWELL, Adm C 4 liOKGIA, Franklin Comity.— Whore-' ff as, F Isbell, executor of James Isbell, ropre- G IlOBftl.l, JnrkHon l: ho in it may Concern. ’mefor letters ol admi" county.— ‘ o Whereas, • ‘**1 r wuBii, wftwwr oi janicb isoe'iv ropre* j Htmier anniits if> li seats to tho Court in his petitloa duly food and; nonoi. theUute ol ila'rrisou 'tiuirmouU, entered ou roet»rd, iliat he has faTty uiiinuns:ered 4 virjji- la dee d J.mrsIebell' B <«Ute, ’Ala i* to oita all and singular the eftditor* »'•;* TbttUahereforOto cite a I persons oOnviTtic I, Bextllf ki „ vt UartiMn -j hunnond, o be «' J vol byl»"; kmd.ed and creditors, to show cause, if any thov a(n ,voffice within the time allows can. wt.y said executor should not be discharged ^eUowVMstc if »nv tbw van, why t"-* 1 '" 1 ’"; Ir..m hu executor shin, and reoeive letter* of dis- i Jct|<irs sl(0 „ w b „ R ? BIltc 'd tho .ppiiooet on ' from his executorship, and receive letter* of dis mission on the first Monday in October, 1862. JAMES A. HARRISON, Ordinary, Aptii 2,1802. 6m G EORGIA, Franklin county.—Wh««:! as, Peter E Rust, administrator of Robert VV f Rust, represents to the Court in his petition duly filed and entered on record, that be has folly ad- Bv.mstered Robert W Haifa estate, T.iis is therefore to cite all persons concerned, kindred and creditors, to show cause, if any they con. why aaid administrator should not be dis charged from bis administratorship, and receive letters ot iftsmLelon on the first Monday in Onto her, 1862- JAMES A. HARRISON, Ordinary April 2,1862 Cm , “ , w8S?£l “Svl .iioU.ro. i: ■ !W. a sl?[! , KlxSi0reil ,. H Ap 9 3ii GEORGIA, Knnta » • ;,v ' Pjf-*'»*w having deinsuda JAahi'a Simit^uV, deceased, late ol twld eon *. • arobt-rehv notified aud rcqUirod to present. properly attested, to the unteratote^, witbuj e rinmbriseribed b... AW; and all persons ed to eaid'debeoaed, are hereby required to »■>» immediate paytteut to the undersigned. "i ' _ It. O. alM5rf)N8. ? Aim'-’ " A, T. GARRISON, r l Ajnr.. J -6w.‘