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VOL. IX.
ATLANTA, GEO., NOVEMBER 3. 1863.
MO. 299
nmer
TUESDAY MORNING, NOV 3.
A BALLOON WITH A HOUSE ATTACHED,-
ThS Paris correspondent of (he i$r Y,
World gives the following account of an ’at
tempt at ipriil navigation on a giand scale:
The Pai’isiau love of spectacles was gral-
iiit d to an extraordinary degree on Sunday
last by the ascension of Nadar’s baloon , the
“Ulani.” The time for the ascension was4
o’clock, but from 12 o’clock crowds flocked
from all quarters of Paris to the Champs do
Mars ami the Trocadaro, the bights on the
opposite side of the Seine, to witness thein-
Uiitioii. Nadar has written, of. Lite a series of
articles, an 1ms made a number of experi
uiunls to prove that his ‘‘dear screw” (as ho
calls ii) attached to a body heavier than the
air, is to be the means of icriai locomotion ;
aud the greater portion of the crowd,
amounting to more than two hundred thou
sand persons, expected to see the balloon
steered like a ship in the air, and were con
sequently disappointed.
The balloon hold more lhau 0,000 cubic
meters of gas, and is the largest ever suc
cessful ly filled. Nadar states that the only
• me of equal size—i“)S?h© City of Now York”
exploded in the procoas of inllatiou. The
balloon itself was nothing more than a very
large and well proportioned balloon.” Tiui
huune—an Immense structure of willow—in
which the adventurous travellers were to
occupy during their flight. Was the great cu
riosity. It consists of two stories, with
sleeping rooms and dining room, auvl , was
Imng around with a variety o provisions,
guns, and two large wheels, whion were in-
* tended, to-transport it after its descent.--
Thirteen persons in all made the ascent,
among them oue lady, tho Princess de la
Tour d’AuYorga, who, while driving out iu
the afternoon, was attracted by the aightmf
tho crowds all flowing in one direction, asked
hor'coachman the cause of the coiiimbtlou,
followed the stream, and upon arriving up
on the ground was seized with a sudden de
sire to go up with tho party.
Nadir positively refused at first, but the?
princoss would not be said “nay,” gained
her point, and her name will be on *ho litt
of the pioneors in turial navigation in all fu
ture time. All arrangements were mado for
a voyage of several days, but aa accident to
the rope attached to the valve when they
had been only four hours in the air, caused
a sudden and rapid desecul, which, accord
ing to the Messrs. Godars, tho well-kuown
leronauts, who were of the party, wotlld
have proved as disastrous as that oi Icarus,
it it had occurred a little later, as the wind
was driving them to the sea. As it was,
there was only the shock, of the fall to sup
port, which all lane very well, although the
wicker house was dragged more than a quar
ter of a mile before the motion was entirely
checked. This accident has by no moans
discouraged Nadir, who announces another
ascension, lie hopes by charging a certain
sum to .the inntr circle near the balloon,, to
realize a sum sullicient to have the machine
whicn he has invented constructed, 'iiuj to
be tlie first to really navigate the air,
Tire Ui’i’iiR Doga—Most people remem
ber the pleasant little poem published seme
years since about “tho upper and under dogs
in a light,” the author chivalrously avowing
uiinsclf in favor of the “Under Dog.”
There is a pleasant little fight now go’mg
on iMUOng-tho. bf» dogs of thfc Y:\ukevmfli-
Mvy^ind <wil5Bcrtic«fl, not efiiudiJg rheftn
val, one big dog coming to the top and an
other dog going to the boltoin with amaz
ing rapidity and no .little violence. The
diiierence botweon this and most other light*
—dog or m» dog—is that we don’t care the
snap of a flager or the toss ot a copper for
the upper or under one;.nor, indeed. Which
is upper or under. We only look ou. \Vc
would encourage the coinbatantspf we could,
to fight more gallant?y and fonpcaH 1 ->ly, an .1
perform their parts dogfully—vvlnt more
could we do.
At present, Ulystes Grant is tl»c dog
whose back has just come to the top pn the
Western military arena, that of Roaeerauz
That Meadu ta
Upper or under is alike to us—the one
that bites the hardest is the dog for ourmon-
ey. If Grant bittf Roaeerauz, so much the
better, and vice verm.— WH. Jour.
Vroin the N. V. Wortrt.
8HALL W<* HAVE AN EIGHT YEARS’ WAE 1
Is the Union worth an eight years’war?
Except for illustration, this is anjiule inter.-
rogatnry; for it is certain that the war can
not last eight years on its present gigantic
scale without engulpklng the country in
hopeless bankruptcy.
The war has already lasted two years and
eix months, and in that time we have accu
mulated a national debt amounting to ab<Ait
$2,000,000,000. Etch year of the war must
cost more than the year next pieceeding, for
the constantly incrcrsiug inflation of the cur
rency will cause a corresponding increase in
the cust of military supplies. With the same
number of men in the field it iff probable
that, taking one year with another, at least
thirty per cent, will bo annually added to
the cost of supporting the war, A simple
calculp-tion will show the impossibility of
the war continuing .eight years without
bankrupting the nation. It may fairly be
doubted whether it can continue five years
from its commencement, or double its pre
sent duration, without prostrating the credit
tit th« governmeut. * * * *
It is clear that a war even for the Union
cannot bq indefinitely prolonged, and con
sequently that an administration which
spends much and accomplishes little Will, i!
continued in power, bankruptthe natiou,uiid
fail to restore the Union at last.
“Tho Union at any cost!” is a well-sound
ing cry til! you come to examine it. Do we
want the Union at tho expense of national
honor? Ought we to purchase the Union
by national bankruptcy? We are shocked
by such questions; we recoil from the alter
native they present. But if the thought of
either part of the alternative is intolerable,
what shall wc say of an administration that
is so managing the war as to threaten us
with the accumulated horrors of both ? It
the war continues to be mismanaged as it
has been—that is to say, if fhe Republican
party conticuus in power ahother four years
—we shall haVe a nation* bankrupted and
dishonored, without the compensation of a
TTrudn reslored.
‘‘But the vjtr has mado ooiisiderable pro
gress.” Tt you look only at the credit side
otyour balftuce sheet, aud shut your eyes.to
the debt side, you .may easily fancy yourself
rich. It may be satisfactory to have an om
elet on your* breakfast table, but if you ]iave
paid enough for the omelet to buy a house
and Jot you have really very little to show
foryour money. In proportion to the mini-
of men called irt^service and the amount of
debt accumulated,’ (lie administration have
accomplished very little. “Washington is
safe”—and so is Richmond, “Vicksburg is
ours”—but a cry comes from all the Western
cilie3 that tho Mhfcisslppl is no more open to
commerce than When Vicksburg was in pos
se s float of the enemy.
“The Army of tho Cumberland river is in
Chattanooga”—but it.was driven there dc-i
leaf ed and stands on the defensive. The
Administration has called successively for
75.000 men ; for 500,00d uica to end the war
early by a single overpowering eilori; for
300.000 men to save Washington and repel
the invading rebels; for 300,000 men again
to serve nine months, and end the war with
in ihatgt'me beyond all puradventure; for
0tli.0Qft.mfln, still-ngain to replace the nine
months mon who were mustered out, with
Washington again menaced and the North
again Invaded ; and now the Preltuerfrcans
lor still another 300,QfO men, to be allowed
for, he tells ns, on a future draft!
Unless the war makes a more rapid pro
gress iu proportion to the colossal - scale of
mir expenditures',our resources will give'out
before the rebels give up. We shail have
lost tho knife, and have flung the handle af-
tqrik! rOjh A Y 1 < f * - M J . i Y l On
I believe that the Rebels loss m killed and
wounded is as great, and perhaps greater
than our own, and we have some 1,500 pris
oners.
When Rosecrans commenced his move
ment on Chattanooga, Bragg lay there with
about 25,000 men, which was amply saffl-
' cient to hold the place against any force
which might attack iu trout, or from the
north side of the Tennessee, Now old Ros*
ecrans’s plen was to send Crittenden’s corps
down to rltack Chattanooga in front, (that
is, from the north side of the Tennessee
river,) while he, with Thomas and McCook,
should cross Lookout Mountain, and come
in the rqar of the town, cutting oil'.Bragg
from all reinforcements, and making him
either cou;e out on the open field, and risk
all on the fate of a single bailie, when he bad
the choies of the ground and a vastly supe
rior araiy, or else lie in his entrenchments
at Chattanooga and starve to death, as Pern- ■
barton did at Vicksburg.-
Well, just as Rosecrans had succeeded In
making the movements, Joe Johnson ar
rived with a few thousand men from Mobile
and took command, ordered the evaluation
of the town, and commenced making a tyig
show ol falling back on Rome or Atlanta,
Rosecrans was completely fooled by tfos
movement, and rushed with General Thom
as’ corps into Chattanooga (where be spent
a couple of precious days in counting lfis
beads, and saying bis p^ter nosters with a
Catholic Archbishop,) while he scut Mc
Cook's corps and tlipgreater P&xt of the cav
alry still further south to flank Rome, in
case Johnson should attempt to stop theiic.
Instead of this, as is now evident, he
should have concentrated hi3 forces* afid
beaten Johnston on before he received rein-,
foiccments from Virginia. Thus, you see,
“Old Rosy” spent a week catching Aide,
when he ought to have beenwhaling Johnson
That wiley rebel no sooner discovered tflo
movement than he set about to “gobble” him
and threw a large portion of his forces, up-
der Polk, between Thomas and McCook
thus forcing him retreat. Then occurred
one of the most terrific stampedes on recoud
Our brigade was with McCook, and brought
up the rear, so I happen to know all about
it. We retreafed for forty-eight hours, and
scarcely stopping to cat—sleeping oat of-tlfo
question.
Arrested fop. Treason.—Policttfian
Cornelius Lenehan, of this city, was arrest
ed yesterday, charged with uttering disloyal
sentiments, and brought beforaftadge Gould,
Confederate Commissioner. It appears from
the evidence, says the Constitutionalist, that
Lenehan wfts assisting m guarding some
Yankee prisoners, where one of the military
guard, Private Barksdale, discovered him in
rather jcodfldaatial conversation with one of
the prisoners, and communicating th$ fact
to two of his companions, they resolved to
ascertain the status of the accused for them
selves. Accordingly, they disguised them*
selves as Yankee prisoners, and asked Len-
ehaq to go with them to the pump to get
somo water; and while on the way, he spoke-
Salaries the State House Offi
cers;—Amofsg the multiplicity of great con
cerns which will press upon the attention of
the Legislature shortly to convene, we hope
they Will not this year forget the demands
of common justice in the matters of the sal
aries of the {State House officers at Milledge-
ville. The {ghwnptroller ventured a hint up
on this subject last year, but it fell unheeded
Tlifs year Jse. observe he is silent, but it
must be pat&t to every man that tho reasons
for an increase of salary have greatly
strengthened in the interim. These officers
are still in t£e enjoyment of the economical
salaries of by-gone days, when a dollar was
a dollar, and not practically five or ten
cents, measured by what it will purchase of
the necessaries ox life. Their pay ranges
downward from a maximum of two thou
sand dollars*—a sum which every body must
see ts inadequate to their subsistence in any
way coinp^ble with their social position.
In point of fact, though nominally tiie same,
their salaries have been reduced to two three
hundred dollars. We may, therefore, be per
mitted, as rwparty entirely disinterested in
the matter, except so far as a sense of a com
mon justice is concerned, to express the hope
that the General Assembly will not omit
this session to take the case of those officers
under consideration.—Macon Telegraph.
BBAUMULLcB & KNISHT,
GENERAL
COMMISSION, PRODUCE,
—AND—
Real Estate Merchants,
WHITEHALL STREET,
ATLANTA*.. OSOKC1A.
^OLICIT Consignment*, and will take p!e.Tsura[1e
O «ll 0<x»?a at •waeis best adrauta^
0«t^-dif
Jast Bceeived, per Express,
The following Fine Brands of
TOBACCO!
O gA BOSES “HOLLAND’S EMFRELS."
LlOv £90 base) Holland’* “Hidden Treasure*.
lEO tares Clias. L Holland^ ’ Exira.”
Sf9 L&Se* “ W fi Millnei U Best.”
216 boxes J. B. Face’s “Fioneer.”
209 boxes J. M. Millar's “Extra.”
250 boxes “Anbury ’’
20o boxes “W. H. Smith.”
100 boxes Hancock k Jamss’ “Extra."
ALSO,
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3.000 lbs. Fine Smoking Tsbscca.
2 5 kegs Starch.
80 ke£3 Soda.
836 dc* h French Oaflf bltiai- ,
And Ter talc by WILLIS & YOUNG.
. oc:2 i-lwd
Administrator’s Sale.
(iEOHOIA, Dk&aub County:
W ILL b 5 sold on thi first Tuesday la December next
b»fo e the court house dcor in t l e t-jvn of Deca
tur, t.h« following prop«V, Tin: aerts of land ljing
ou the west ;ile of tits town of tiihoala, lie Kalb County,
known ns part of lot No. 1ST In the 16u-h district of De-
Kalb Coanty; also one half acre iutbe town oIJLytlionl*
on the MoDonougl ioid, with a or fjitahle dwelling
house on it, a ss nlne-teath* of one aera ia the towa o:
Lythoaia on the McDonough road cuiaproveJ, also one
acre lying In thetewn of iythonii lying In the fork ol
the McDonou! li and Docatur roadj with abUckmhh
a- <1 wood shop on it.. All sold as th? property of Nelson
An lerson late of ssid county deceased.- Sold fer the bene
fit of the hei s and creditor?. Terms cash. LytV.onla*
Oct. 58d, ltOBfflkT CAGLE, Adrn.r.
oi t atds
GROKCUA, DeKalb Comity.
to rL'. whom rr way cokc.rx.
W IIEJUvA.-, Saa uel Tower having in proper fpt iu ap
plied to me for prrxaaent letters of adnAuUtra-
t'.onou the estate at VlrgU D* Power late of said coun y
deceased ThisHs to' cite all and singular the kindred
and creditors ttfcaild-Virgil D. Power, to be and appear
at lay office within the time prescribed by law, aad show
civse if ar y they cao, why permanent adtii nlstratlon
should net bo granted to Samuel Power. Witness my
hand and official signature, September t.'. e 21 c, 1SG3;
Oct l-w90d J. B. WILSON, Ord’y
B’
EXECUTORS* SALE.
Y virtue of the last will and testament ofSper.cer
P. Wright deceased of DeKalb Ccunty, will be
told before the courthouse dcor in the town, of Decatur,
within the legal hoars of sale, on the first Tuesdayda
December next, the following slave;: Champ a man
age 34 yearsl Henry a mati age S2 years, Millie a woman
33 years of age t and her three ch.ldrcu, Mary 8 years
old, Andy 5 years Q’.d, and Fay etta age l y r ear. Also lot
of tend in thaldth district of originally Henry, now De
Kalb coun y, number not known, ccntaluiug 2iW^ acres,
said lot'adjoining lands cf Tnomha H. Akins, Janies F.
Akios, and Fufus llendersftn. Fa’.d rl ives and land sold
for the purpoie of division among the Jcgtleea ol said
ileceaJwl. Obtcbsr 19th, 1863. *
JAM.IS M. CARR LL
s muel McWilliams,
ccl‘2]-wtds . Executors.
"^Y’llERFAS, Floyd T. MoMpln, admiclj(ra»or ol Ma-
QEORGIA, DbKit.b CorvTv:
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tilda Webb, represents to the court In his pe liion
duly filed and entered on record, th ,t he has duly ad
ministered Matilda Webb’s estate. Tills is therefore to
cite all person I concerned, k mired aad creditors, to
showosus: if any they can, why said administrator
should not be d schargud from liis administration, and
leceive letteiw of dismission on the first Monday in May
next,ilSO k October the 16th, 13£3.
octiO-dwfm J. 11. WILSON, Onl’y.
_... Guardian’s Sale.
rather freely to them, and disloyally OI hi* b A to «i«i order t*m the Himorahle Court
Government, whereupon they reported his; iJL of Ordiaary f Henry County, wUl be 30ld tothe
case to the proper authorities; and he waa
yesterday morning brought before Judge __
Gould, and after an examination, which waa5ta ; nir
conducted by Frank H. Miller, Esq., on thej
part of the prosecution, he wai committed'
to jail to await his trial before the Confed
erate States District Court, on the charge ol
treason to the Confederate Government.—
Hope Hull; Esq,, of Athens, sat with Judge
Gould, by invitatioa of the latter, as advi
sor.—•Augusta Chronicle & Sentinel.
Astounding Intelligence.—The Wash
ington (JUronieAc makes the following state
ment relative to the removal of Gen. Rose-
crang :
We are in receipt of astoujidiDg intclli
pence, in regard to the removal ol Gen. Rose
craus. The whoie.country will be stirred at
wlut we shall chronicle.
It ia NuiMud that thre^charges afe made
against this late popular commander.
The first'Charge is preferred by Generals
Oi iflemlen and McCook, to the effect that
Rosecrans Iclt thobattle field during the cri
sis and lied to Chattanooga, and reported to
Qtlleors there that the day was lost.
It is reported that subsequently, through
opium, he became insensible.
The second charge, it is rumored, is made
by the Government, to the effect that his
orders were to remain at Chattanooga until
reinforcements should arrive.
The thiyd charge, as rumored, is to the
offeet that ho declined to move from Mur
freesboro in June lash when ordered to do
•so by the Government, 6S an Opportunity
was (.qlered to crush Bragg, a large portion
i»f his army having been withdrawn to suc
cor .lohnston, who was operating against
Grant.
If these charges are true it is moat mifor-
< cm ate, as the name of Rosecrans was a tal
isman of immense weight..
Virginia k ill soon 'be jcoiijc-ilcfl to b^cojpe f iction ^ ou
i he ahu*V di% is per Kelly apparent, though uo ‘^f
who will take his place—wh03e back will
next be upper, wo don’t know and we don’t
much qarii Grant ahowdl* grCnt eceigy A’
Vicksburg—iie is a man of iudomiiable per
severance, iu no doubt brave, aud is in every
way a dangerous antagonist. How dong he
will keep his back up i-3 a
time aU me can determine.
Decidedly foejng dog-j, film ptditcjl arc
—■—> » * ■*-
A Yankee View of the Battle of
CmcAMAUGA.—Tlie Chicago Tribune pub
lishes Tfife frillowiifg'extract'from a private
letter relative to the late Wattle of Chicamau-
ga. The writer 1 alvors under the impression
t Skit 1 he Cou teller at o i Avere c-o m luaudod pj,
idea. .Tolmfton, ieslead of Gen. Bragg, who
Xvdui. in eonnnund:
• 1 thiuk Wc ought to have had, and ‘did
have, seventy-five thousand men aud two
hundred and seven pieces ot .artillery in
r Gmiifey, bfli I pncthe ti^itt-sT.t
f ana you may Stt on Aloh--^ wreft
ness. Joo Johnston may possibly huTe had
seventy T fiye thousand mfm tfnder his com
mand, but I Jo not think it< for if ho had
wc would have been driven into the Tcn-
ucsseo rivei ^Sf».jW(wyjr ynre o^r fortes han
dUd. You cahnSf tail to notice the immense
question which i ?H r ***!}**'- 0i lhi3
j between thirty and uiiy pieces.
I hoard General Mitchell say he thought
highest blCdar, on the first Tuesday in Neve nber next,
before the coart house of said oouaty, the plantation be
longing to the saloon of Wlllhun (J. Brown, (lac’d, con-
ta'nlrj; 1170 «c:es wore or less, lying in the 3rd dis
trict or said county, on the Macon A Wertsrn Railroad, f
hi® above Griffin. There are 1§0 acres of bottom land
la a state of ca'.tivttionj a’so several hun dred acres of
upland in culUvatlca. There 1* on. the place a good
housa, negro cabins and alt necessary oxtheuses, with
gin-house and screw. There will also be a quantity «f
earn xad fodder and other articles disposed of at private
sale. Possession given 25th December next, fold for
purpose of distribution. Terms cash.
Oct P. EASON. Guardian.
Raleigh IIiotkhs Puesentsue — We
learn from a gentleman from Raleigh that
the Grand Jury of the last Superior Court
lor Wake county presented thirty one indi
viduals for Joining in the mob which de
stroyed the State Journal office. Ia connec
tion with this, we will mention the fact that
these two scamps. Holden of the Standard,
and Ponnington of the Progress, the ex-py-
schologist and peddler of circus lemonade
although professing to give an account of
the proceedings of the Grand Jury in their
papers, made not the slightest mention of
the presentment of these rioters. Although
they profess to publish news papers, and to
giye “the very age and body ot the times
they make not the slightest mention of the
presentment of these men who have dis
graced the capitol ol their State by destroy
ing the property aud taking the br^d out
of the mouth of an innocent man, upon
whose labors a wife and children depended
for support. We have been promised a list
of tho names of these “blood-tubs,” and
when we get it will pillory them in all “ the
rigidity of type.”
m »
Miscellaneous.—Got. Parker, of New
Jersey, li as issued a proclamation in response
to the oall of the.President for $300,003 vol
unteers. The quota assigned to the Slate ia
9,441; the quota of each township and ward
wiil bo ascertained aud published by the
Adjutant General at an early day. Credits
lor all volunteers furnished by each town
ship 'or ward will be allowed up.to the 4ih
of January next. The deficiency then.ex- j
istiug will be made good by draft. No draft \
will be made for the de-fideney under thfi
former c iil before the 5th of January .; Lh$ .
draft then to commence will be for the defi
ciency on both requisitions. The Governor
urges the people to use every proper effort
to fill the quoth assigned us by voluntary
enlistment, and enforces the call by pointing
out the necessity.
CITY AUCTION
—AND—
C0NM1SSWM HOUSE 1
Shackelford, Saint & Co,
a J. SHACKELFORD & CD., would ia-
lorm the public that the oama ot their £na la
chvnged to that of Shackelford, Saint A Co., and have
removed to the Intelligencer building, where they are
prepared to receive all kinds of goods aud merchandise
ou coosigniseat. Special attention wilt be paid to the
sale c£ Lands and Negroes. We hope to be able to give
general aa hfactioa, and merit a liberal share of patron
i&. Auction Sales every day and nijiht
S. J. shaokeltord,
J. C. SAINT,
M. A. SHACKELFORD.
Ovt S3-d2in
GEORGIA, DkK.vlb County:
L ODAWICK HIGGLE having applied to be at point
ed ginriltsn of the person and property or Victoria
Ayers, a minor child of Daniel J. Ayirs deceased, und.i
14 years of age, resident of said ccuiry. Tlds h to cite
ail persona ccn :erned to be and appear at the term or
the court o' o.-uirary,-fo be held next after Urn expira
tion of thirty da.' S fm nthe first publication of this no
lle, and show cause li they can why sail Lodawlck
Tu»gie siiculd net be Intrusted with live guardianship ojf
thepersoa and procerty of Victoria Aje-is. Witn ss
my official oignature, October the 7 th, IS j>.
Cct I0-W80d J. B. Wii.gON, O d y.
GEORGIA, DuKaib Couktv: _
TO ALL WIIOJI IT MAY CONCURS.
N OTICE t* hereby given that'I will appiy to the Or
dinary of DeKalb County three months after the
publication of tills notice, for an order requiring Milton
A. Ognfiler administ rator of Gardner Adams deceased
to execute tire t me to .lot of land number 93 in tlie loth
district of orttlnally Lbepnow Randolph County, under
the bona of sSd Gardner Adam], executed the 27th day
■ofsteptemibet, 1350, binding himself to execute to me
titio bo said lot op land, upon the payment to him or l is
representatives of iha rum of six hundred and fifty del
fer», the pUsehase money for said land, the said sum hav
ing been paid, by mu to said Milton A. Candler adminis,
trator aforesill. Au^uit the 1st, 1SC3.
Ang 4-w3in. JOHN ASEtTRY:
GEORGIA, DkKalb County:
TO ALL WHOM IT MAY CONCERN.
N OTIOB Is hereby given that I will apply to the ora'-
uary cf DeKalb ucuoty three mouths after the pab
UeatiAn'of this noilce, for an order r<.q.u!r ng Samj son B,
Rea, exe.cator ofgotomon Goodwin deo’d, to cxeouie title
to in] to the north half of lot of laud No. tOO in the 17th
district of originally Henry, new DeKalb County, Ga.,
un Jer the bond of Solomon Goodwin, executed tho 27th
day of January, 1852, binuiog himself to execute to me
title to said halt lot of laud, upon the payment to him or
his representative of the turn of eight hundred dollars,
the purchase money for said haif lot of Iond, the said
sum haviag been paid by me to said Sampson tt. U»a
exedutor a ortskid. OoS. 12th, 1S63.
octA0-T.3m G. li. 11 ai DWELL, Petit'oner.
Administrator’! Safo.
1KT1LL be soM by virtwe of eocrJer ebldine# 1 from
Vf the court of ordineryof DeKalb County, Oi,ou
the first Tuesday In December next, before the court
house door in Alpharetta, MUton Oouutjr, Ga .one town
lot in iild to^n of XTphuratti, YnaWn Ss rot namber ten
(10) In the 1st section of the plan of said towo, fronting
thirty (30) feet, tuna'jaabacx seventy (70) feet, having
on it a good store house welL fitted fora ilry^ood stcre,
with comfortablebiek looms. Tffs iWbtVproperty sold
for the benefit of the hetre and creditors of Gaetin K.
Goodwin late of DeKalb county deceased. Terms cash.
October the 8th, " JAS. M. REEVE, Adm’r.
tjct-fP-Ridi ■ * id . i i
GEORGIA, BeKttlli fotinly.
T WO mouths aLcr
tlie Ocurtnf Ordinary <
the first regular oiler the expiration of two months
frc-ni this notice, for lyave to sell a negro boy 14 >ear*of
age, by the tame of King; tfarteomplexion, belonging
to the V-st »te of Nathan 1 urner, late of said county de
ceased, for the beut-atof .Uu! heir^ftnd ewdUpSI pf said
deceased. ?cpfemb;r ih'e lVth, lSui.
IP -*■ hi ^IfTOKVQ )
date AppUcation wifi be made to
iaary ef lldKaib eoanty, O*., r.t
sept22--w2m
E.-JL TORNER,
J. L. riULIPd
t(
Ex’rs.
Administrator’s Notice.
T WO months after date application will be mafia to
the toourtof Ordinary of UoKaJb County Jor leave
to sell all the lands belonglngtb (he estate of Nelson An
derson late of said county deceased. August id, 1368.
aeg‘27-w2m RO11KRT COG 1,E’ Adm’r. _
GEORGIA, DkKalb Cofsrt. • ;
1WAW0 moutlis after data applfratloa will be made t>
A the Court of Ordinary oi DeKalb County, G a., at
the first regu.a- term after the expiration of two month-
from this notice, for leave to sell a trie* pr piece of land
belonging to the estate of Thoni'a3 W’. Wflfclus late oi
Bald-county decea^d, fer the benefit of the heirs and
creditors of said deceased. September the 16ih,.lKA?i.
SeptlS-wSm DRVRYW. FACE, SM'r.
GEORGIA, DkTalb CotifTV:
VO ALL wuoil IT STAT fS'Xrt'hs'
W HEREAS, Jessie L. McChendon »ppii,$to me lot
letters of administration on the estafe ot M.s.
Francis Minor late of safil coontydeovasod.
These are therefore to cite aud admonish alUucLsin-
gular the kindred and creditors of said drcedseil, ro ba
and appear at my office within the time prescribed by
law, to show cause If any they have why said lettcis ot
administration shouUl'not be granted to the up1>ucsot.
Given under my hand at office, September too 15th.
1SG3. ' J. li. WILSON; OrJ r >.
sepl80-w3dd
GORDON COUNTY.
GEORGIA, Gohdos CoVwrr:
W HEREAS. L R. Arno’d app'ies to me JbrhAtois of
admiuistraUou on.thc es a'e oj' Jphn A.'llopp* 1 '
: at.e of said county deceased. These aw there fore'fe cite
end admonish all aud singular tlu kina red aud oiedifora
of said decease 1 to be aud appear at my office wlth'n
the timoprescribed by law, to shew causa i! any they
Iiave why raid letters should tot. be granted. Given pu-
1’er my official sir nature, Oct. t?!h, 1903. ■ ”
ocAd-wJOd ~ S. i>. 11 Vf.IE, Ord’y.
GEORGIA, GonnOa GoijNtv:
W HEREAS, I. R. Aindd applies to ms forleiteit of
guirdiarship of the persons and jiroperty.of Wil
liamK., Saufcnl H.. JoBiah, and' Wasrlug-on Hcpner,
orphenj of John A flipper deceased. Ttiese are iUyie-
fore to cite at d admonish all perrons eoateineTiofce
and appear at my office wltlila the time preser.bed by
law to show came if any they have why seil letters
thould not be granted. Given uri !er my < ffi Aal el ma
ture, Ot. 271 li, 1S63. S, D. WYMi;,.C’rJ’.v..
Oct29-w30d
.— i— il . uu. .
GEOttfill, Goudox Gousi't:
W nEREAS, James M. Harlan applies to me for let
tera of adralulstro tlon oa : the e t vfe ot Valsi.tlhe
Harlan late of ru’d county deceased, ,'lhese :uoahure-
fore to cite and admoidu all anil si ngular the kuiured
and creditors of sai I decea .ed to be and appeuad my
office within the time prescrlbi'd by law, and,show eaute
If any they have, why said letters shem'drot begrtn'.t-d.
Witness my official signature,tills Oei ‘filth, 1bW.
bclAff-w3Cd S. D. .WYLIE, Ord’y.
Alls a to k West Point R*li Road Co , I
Atlanta, Oct. 22d, 1S£8. )
G ON2IGNEE wanlel for ahorse stepped about the
fi.th Sept, ult., toSnrg. B. F. ITa kins, Atlanta —
li not called for before the 10tb Nov. next, he will b 3
jcW at public os I cry to day freight and expenses.
\Y. J. SMALL,
. Oct 2-3-dts Freight Agent.
Tho-oflicial orders investing Gun. Graut
wifli his aew command, designate it to ia-
cludc ail tiie territory West of the Allchany
Mouutains, tube cailetl tho Wesitern Milita
ry Division, with headquarters at Nash villa,
Teuu. i
The Washington correspondent, of the
Philadelphia Ledger states that the Court, ol
Inquiry la the Cass of Gen. Buell, returned
a verdict of acquittal ou all the charges pro
ferrCd against him. The verdict was ren
dered long sineej^it for soipe reason or oth
er, has never been publicly announced.
The enlistment of colored troops in Mary
land causes a great amount of discontent
among the slaveholders an that State, so
na north t.i th<* Piii'wfefc.irftier, i our log3 ti'outil
Senator irom M.tssftchuseUa. lie it is who I.wliile some put it
in truth governs the extreme
party. His views are tlie
the Lincoln cabinet it sell
why
R- publican j i&ul Uiti
views to v hich !' is bet!
put it at fitly pieces. The me j-
the ijincoiu ctib.aet itsell is forced to. bow. ( in prisoners is bet^re^i/O.WO Ail
rhat many other dogs would like to take , our severolv vrowdeJ^cre lt5lf ra the c-ne-
1ns pmee cih. :ue rwauy ut t#ie htat javorablo ; toy’s hancia, us well as the bodies ot the
opport unity to turn ’Yjfh bid in the i si'flu on the hold, for we were foreed bsck a
an, is beyond question, slid, lor the present, t disunce of nine miles. And all this horrid
ootT?fi J 11 r situation, and I daughter took place, or nearly all, between
an ^’ ll ^ nra,lvol y spoahing, [11 o’clock -ftiid 1 o'clock cu Sunday—«two
curls his tail.
iqg oflicers. The ,1‘resklenV replied
that Rie country needed .soldiers, and the
rocraiting officers' aid auything poatrary to
law, they would he superseded, bjit the re
cruiting must go on.
5 The official returns of the election in
Pennsylvania, from all but six comities, giyei B«*AA.e.‘.ciER, G*i^r.h*a ol l
ft-.rtm is.36r, a^tr. Tha unofflclifre- »& < firV£S£
^Lfiustrom other counties make Gotti a’s ma-- A nn«.<*rtr-
hort hours.
rity in the whole State lh,-579.
r *
£2§ r * That’s the rock on- whtch We split,
a# tlie man said to bis wife when asked to^
rock the oradie. ;
FINE Fkm F0H SALE.
W k lave a farm af 1 glG acres Ijiag in Lee Coun
ty, Go, 8 miles iVoih Albany, miles .fn,m
Yl oatoa’s Depot lO.uUes this side of Albjny, fbe depbt
lies oa the wests Lie of tka rfllroa i cs you d)W« to
Albany hem Maccn, known as tfce Fowltjwnlaadi, one
'ot of land between these lands and lowltownereek, joins
■let Goidjo's fario on oae aids, Dr. Kutn oa the other,
0*r. l’rice o»sjt oMser and Major ilryai, S miles f:tm
[ATilinira c» a^ublic voe.d runniii,' tao dliections by the
place called Cress Reads, lylag one mile Lorn the" Joe
“•a farm bow owned by LeeKkcrdoa, tl e best neithbor-
hood of lands In S*uUi Western Ge_r^i4. There is 60J
acn-s of spea lard all la a jjiod state cf cuLiraiion, no
warn sat Lad en tlie plaoe, the open land 'lies all ia a
body, wail arranged ia the d'.vLloa of ft'icing lo: corvea-
-en.-e. -The wootlUtd a l hi a bod/ aW-i-all enclosed un -
der a fence wtieh approaches up to the Snipievemeals 01
one aide, which Is tine for atock kept on the places TL«
woodland Is oak, hickary and plre mixed. These lands
wil. make Of a medium erep year four barrels af c- ’ro
pqr acre, oa an aterage the plantation ever will also
a renege _a bsleef cottba to every two acres, the place
over we'gblng 500 pounds; »,tsq mote ground peas and
stock psas thidjou ever waai to gather, will yield pota
toes,sugar cane- no end; these are ihe averege yield 1 d?
(he farm .and no exageratioa. The impr^ve cento are
foed,*n excellent framed dwslltng Hubs co :sLti. g of
• looms, ealon&dd in front, a. nice yard of artificial
jsawih’, nocsie painted white, green window bfi'-ds. and
aU csBsjddte, a good number of nrgro houses, gra house
tad ter*w, and all necesaary oatbuDUngs, Tnere is in
hc!f mil# on tie place one cf the flnesk likes for Es\
catch a lease, fine trout on the place. This year off
of 13 acres made SJ bushels of wheat. Coen mn be.
This is
tty*
acres to the hand. Wui cffer it tor sals till the first of
December If not aoldsfaner. We have butene reason
<or telling this valuatfle pinntotiui, and it Is fhU, we
OeSS-dlw
J: L. WINTER k CO.,
#^ce£S Alabama tifceet, AUaato.
P£ KALB COUNTY.
GltottGIA, DeKalb Cfibnty,
UJU>YN£ S. BdnLgf.'GER. Outrdim of .Enxs O.
t of Ordinary of
gnardiaiiship 01
Eliza A. Green’s person.and property; this Is therefore to
cite fill persons to ih.w cause, t y fU’ng objections in my
office, why the said Bordyne K. tteiUnger, abould no* be
dismissed from hts guar -lianahip of Eliza A, Getp, and
reoelv* the usual latiera of ifinnminB.
Given nadhr my official ligoatare,June 21 d, 18fiD.
~ J. b. wilson;
{« S3 f»w Ordioaay of DeCalb Cffanty.
GEORGIA, DeKalb County:
W HEREA9 Bezaieel Langford, administrator of Jes
se Jolly, represents to tho Court, in his petition
duly filed and entered on record, that he has fully ad
ministered Jesse Jolly’s estate:
This Is therefore to cite all persons concerned, kindred
nd creditors, to show cause, If any they can, why said
dministrator should not be discharged from his admin-
tration, and receive letters of dismission on the fi.st
onday In November next. This April 9th, 13S8.
prlO-Wfim J. B. WILSON. Ordinary.
.^clmi&istrator’s Sale.
i \\TILL be sold by an order of the court of ordinary of
If Deltalb County, Ga.,;on the first Tuesday iu De
cember next, before the court hou^e door lh the town of
.Decalur, within thel gal horns cfsile, the following pro-
’peity to-wll: Lot. of a id No. (219) two hundred and
Nineteen In the ldth diaulct. origin ally Henry, cow De-
Kalb county, cintoiuing rcre3, wheieon deceased
lived at the time of his death, with tae exception of about
flu acres sold off of the north-east,part of said lot hereto
fore. 1 ho (Q0) uluuiy acres ;toj jiniaj said lot, it being
-tfievouth pfirt or poi-tTon of lot No. (1C7) one hundred
an 1 ninety seven msai i district Said lands afiloining
Wesley Urasweir au-J Jacob Churp, about tj-ree miles
ieatt trim Jnitl.on'a. Said land well improved. The
above'land so d subject to the widow of 7 homas Johnson
t pht, to dower la the same. Also the fcllowin/ n< groes:
Marialii a womai about S3 years of age, Lucinda ts years
l>f age. D:.ugla3 a man V5 years of age, Ju.ia 13 yew s ot
Ige, list:n.ill lCye^rs of ag«, Oaa9 years of see, Patsy 9
te.rr.> of sge, Ciabeurn a boy 7 years of age, ilauda 7
years < f age, R-tbetca 4 years of agifi All oi which are
very 1 k riy amUualt*y.' Said Jaad aud uegroc* sold as
ftie'pvopeity cf'llioi’.as J- hnson late of DeKalb county
feceased, fer tie benefit cf the heirs and credlto’s of
said dices:e.L Terms «i:ib»cash. October lfth. l^Gd.
, fifAftY JOHNSON, Afim’x,
NATHAN Z. JOUNrO i, Aja-’r,
oetlS-Wtils : of Thhs Johrs-n. dirt \V
GEOTtGiA, Gokho.n County:
W HEREAS, Claborn Kinman applies to me foi'Utters
of f dxiolstration on the estate o; KlUlia W. Ktn-
man iats of said county decea ted. There aro therefore
to cite aud admonish all aud singular the kindred fud
creditors of said deceased to be and appear tt my office
within the time presortoedliy law, and show cause If any
the? have, why said Utters should not be granted.
Given under ray official signature, 0<'L fifth, 13C3.
cc.29-w;'0d . _ 3. D. WYLIE, Ord’y.
A-mauiatrators’ Notice-
T WO months after d»te application, will be trade, to
the^ou.t, cf-ordteary of Gordon-ciounty, for Feava
to sell the land and negroes belonging to trie estate of
Llnsey Neal deceased. Oot. 2?th, 18,3.
PLEASANT IRI0K3,rt , '
ocf29 -w2jo JOEL G. FRICK3, ) Aanj l0 \
Kotics to Debtors and Creditors.
A LL ptrtons indebted to the estate cf Lindjey.Haai
late of Gordon county deceased, are hereby requeu
ed to make. Immediate payment, and th-nre having- dV-
mands against said deceased, will present tliarn ia larpu
of the law properly atles e J, Oct. 13th, 1388.
o2ll5-w-lCd
PLfciASANT FR1UK3, )
JOEL G- FftlOKS, j
A'dm’rs
GEORGIA, Liordou Comity t
W HEREAS, M. M. Green, administrator of the elityls
In the State of Georgia, of Bryan Green of the
State of North Carolina deceased, having petitioned t>i3
court for a discharge from said adaialstra^iin, Thli.ijf,
there are to cite a^d aJmon'sh all persons concerned tv
showcaus s if any they have, why said adiutoLtoitofi
should not be cismUsed on the flrat MonuayTri May’’
next. Given under my hand and official ifguatore, ttetJ
18:h, If 63. a D. WYLIE, Ord’y,
— i —u—.— -is '.u'
Andministrators’ Sale.
W ILL be sold before lire courthouse door in
Gordon County, Ga., 0*1 the first Tuesday in Ut -
ctracer next, within the legal hours of sale, lot of latnl
No. 2i5 ia the 1 Ota district and 3rd section of said coun
ty. gold as the property of Andrew J. Bepgs lato 6f Bald
county decces;.!, for tho b;petlt of the herra and. credi
tors. Tills Oct. l'-lt t, 1SG3. *
PF.OKKT SnKFLIST, AdmV.
octlO-wtda LUCY.J, BriGGS, Adm’x.
GEORGIA, GordouGounty. .
W HEREAS, —— lfall has applird to me for per ora-
nent lett.Jrj of adinlntaYration on tlie istafs 0? F.
II. ILill late cf said enrnty decewed. These urfe til ire-
fore to cite and admori h all and singular the kindred
aud cretftors of sild-deesassd, to be and appear at my
clllco within the time prts.ribedby law, ^nd simy cause.
if any tsey have, why letters of administration sh<.u hi
oot be grant;d tin: applicant on:the Brat M radiiy- in No
vember next. W it :e3s my official signature, ibis 3epu
23th, lSf3. S. IV *m _
0ctl-w30u*
rLIF, Oi d*j-'.
GGSOKGIA, L'vKaim -Corvrv:
H -K DiiMl'iLY, gua.‘d:ai of IIvary N.- Greet, h
• i'-g appli- 3 t > lh f . u.'j of o- din-ry ol cat 1 ro
l* rortai'd'WrTii.-^e I :-»h *!i'• enrMiaurt I t fit il r >.v
nMfftuftw
«|1T •
iff niy oili:fc Jw.rJ- ihiflMjd li
:d r.'in I. » gj ,!• ':»iysI
e?coBfe’t! e-t’*.*?!rt- • il
fticial signu u. ,o ; t i;>h i
JffKklS rii
hav-
OUO
N*.
Ibis
.- i;s • It, tii.i ^ 01 jo 1 •
t> hr lir-svy Til mi j- not iir
:>» o ril yry A tiieer, anil
fnisemrfj Gif* a unVer iny
J. B
Or-y.
A mimsuiatots Said.
wirUtVs-jf aa o dert o' be.cr urt of ordinary of Pe-
hiflli cf unt‘ , < a', w'n! be sold b: f-.-re -he court
c r ur 1). K alb Court.-, en tht fr st 'i'tt-.-S-
--it,1 to q 'ly legal hours 91 'V.e. one
Jiraador, Cnii-rti acres of laud, o.ore < r
hi use door 1 < Ii
d: 7 ic Decembur
h; ndre i ami ?
; L. s. It bi.fcg tlw» pf-r ’1 j ert iiirl pr r. *f« tin 4onIh htr*f
lo No rlO >n'ti.f 1 th' di.'.ict, 1 1 gin illy Henry,now De-
K i!t> C os ly. >:e ir v hat, |« <■ rile i Wit i&n.s’ Ml i ah'ost
III '.e k:i- a li .Lori ns i.oii.t fee - iUi: r oblsr me pr.>
p« rt • of i fata Al'e ! h.-yi, fo •’ *.'m» be-i fit. I ihe heirs
ari I Jl-r.+qt s’4;t '• cii-etl Tcetasu* w :ll>c -• s'j.
Oi loaer 16:i-, -S.3.
ici-Wiiis .tO..N M. UAWKINJ, -.o-.’i.
GEbRGIA, DtK.aiJvCpi|i
rpWO m e.tr.i auer d,te app h.-at.-L viil fit- ma le ic
A itf*c- Coart of Otiliuury ■ X-DeKalb C unty, Uuar
thjfirit regular t.rjuaiitr he cX;*:r..lLn of two- months
froin th:t nodev', AriieavVlo eil ,i hcu>e rnd lotln th*
town oi.DccUcK*ilv {j»u (,, > <5 a , b lo-ngj r-t > 4.h<
■esttkx': o'- IV'l i »I» W. itradberry la-e td a vU rouuty d-sc’d
f#rktteffiefffcffin:ritert-eira a .dcr-ditft.. o wdj d-1* u-. d;
Ocl 17lh, 1583. JOHM N. Pate, ii.ia’c,
«*t ' •'' -
6EGKG’l.A ; DoKulit Coaioty.
fj 1 Tli toior tovi«!%«r JiM* bppilcvflca wfll be made to
JU the co art aLorfftoVry of tt«KHU County, Ga , at
the first regular term a^e.- the exau-at pa of two moLths
fcoi 1 this nottev.iSof leave to 84R ii half lot of land Nc>:
1C6 In the 15th dhtrict ot said county, te'.orgirg tothe.
^stffie of James G. B. Jones, late of sail county dec’d
for he bsneti, ofihe iieLrs ami "iysr-s of said dec a--
ed Oct. 37th ls63., ,U.l?ABiTii.J.>MS, AOa’x 4
CBOKGUt D*AAL3 GdCffxs: .
HBitlt*!-, Jamori W. CrocfcsU, afrcnnUtrator' of
- J^^diAU Jiurieto, represent i lo lhi c -urt iu his
ten autv aad erdteicid on recoui^ tkat he has
fuUyi afitAtoisrvrbd’Jonathan BO’gesj’ estate. This is
therefore ty c>tp tllitt rsons conesroed. kindred and credt-
teiaio tbow ts. use if Anjr they r«n, w-iiy said r drainIstrl-
tor spocT-1 not Le discharged from his adminlstratien, and
neti'e letters of dismission oarthe first Monday in May,
1354 filet 17th, 1S63. J. B. WILSON, Ord’y.
cct2”'-w6in
Administratcr’s Sale.
B Y virtue of an cr.ier tfthe ef drt <*f ©rOfrwry M'Gof* -
don Cou' ty, Ga., will, be at 1.1 before tho coni i,
lionse door In'thfl town of Calhotfn, cn'tha first Tuer day
in Dcciinbcr ujat, w.ti-ia the legal hours of iBfch!,- lot of
lan 1 No. 9 iu the 14th dlstrit,! aod 3rd .-fictioii, beiQtiglpg
to Uieeaiat.iof. loWcry flw-yd late oftahl cmi>it'yrt “
Sept. 23,1S53. ll. N EkL, A Jut’r.
Oc t l-wt ’s*- ' ‘ ~ ‘
GEORGIA, dokd&h <)ov:
toUTfEKKAW, John H. Atmatrorg aitri.tnlsi.'atnr'oa llj
V V eit..tj of Dayld Marrow qi epaaed, tiasappJieuiUo.
n,o for iettf-rsof dismlsEion. 'Iheie are therefor t> totojto
ul \ mens concerned kindred 'and creditors, to -shove ‘ l <
caure, if atiy they eaa, witt^n the. time prescriheil by _ .
-law. v.hv said letters shoo'd nofiie yfanted. Aog. 2?:h!
1308 , fi.. i>. WY-LIhi, toi'yi
Sept l-.YC.a i i, ;
? inlirtKLilAy Goaros Covat .f . • ’
W HEREAS, James Lay applies to-/mi tor letter* of *.
aJrnlrdstrjition on the estate cf lh iiey Lay dec'd,
These are therttore tn.cite-*fl .•ved Ua-riiLr he Slnd'cA
and creditor of Eaid deceased, to Le ;i'VU ,ipp ar ;, f . my
office wiihin the' lime pri^crUfc-d by'tr.w, to si. . V '<■?.
it any tlev have, why saidtoUcra sitouldjol be -t.»» u.. i
This Aug. 29tb, 1863. h D. WV1.I11, \. n.’j .
kept. V-jG»Pd > ' -• pd ^ 1 BU
Aa.niNftraAToirs notA c 1 '
rnflo mouths after the daf^ of this notire, zp^TOalmii *'
A will be made to the Ordinary o(Gorduu cP^toky,
rt -., rot leave to sell tlie s'aves ollongiug to the estate
f j.>£qpff ii^udetSja d«J3ased,.iate'of Bavt.cvuuty;—-
Aug, st IS, 1363. * A.,?, ll-l ILLY, tocr'r.
GEORGIA, Gordou Count)'.
I V.VO moniha after date application, wi.l he made to
the Court of Ordinary of saLFeeuniy for 'eavc fo 1 '
sell the la. d belouging to.Uie ext%tc oi. Andrew : J.-lii#$»
det’d] for the benefit of tlie heirs and crt d.tois of saiu
deceased. £Uis August 3rd, 16G8 ,t ... rt- i
VlOKKT SM-IFLLT, A.hjn'r.
hx'-ti 5-wfim LUCY J. ffiSHGS. AdaFs.
NOTICE.
fjlW- rownlhs a ter date appllcatfon will be made to
the Court of Ordinary of Gordon County, Ga., fwt
A eg. 1-wVWr*
: flOS-AN-. O: GOB iff, Adm’x.
GEORGIA, iior&on. Cajuiiy.
To Vie (herb ot tin Inferior Court of tsaUl Coun fr
M M Anderson <jf the 656th District, G. M., tolls Ir-
. fore me as aneptcay taken up upon the freehedth
oi him, the said 51. M. Anderson, in i*ld county and dis
trict a dark bay Horse, supposed to be twelve or thirteen
ytari old, with a smattriar la the fdrchqad. right klad
foot white above (he pasture joint, left foot wldte Just
above the hooLmane lying on the left, 'side-, no dtner
marks or brands visible, about, fifteen Lands high and, kP*
praised by D. B. Barrett and H. 8. Gardner, fret-Koldeirt
of said count-y ani^ffistrict to be wonhene uun.bed d<A-
lvrs.
Gjvert Indenay hand and official signature; this Cih
January, 1SSS. HENRY COOBkK, J. P.
A true extract from fhe Filra; Book, this January 8,
1SC3. JC'HifB. RICHARDS, Clk.
nuary 14,1S63—-wlSm