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VOL. X.
From the Houston (Texas) Telegraph, Oct. IS.
SPEECH OF C-ETJ. MAGHTJDES
imj'outa.nt e-isclosuhts.
On Tuesday there was a review of the
State troops at Camp Lubbock, wbieh went worth the effort.”
off wftlx UDiuna! spirit * The troops made a | ]ff?centlr, an incendiary doentaent 1ms
most i plena id appearance and »ave prom--j i» ?sti distributed oyer the purporting,
isc of valiant service in the field. j t o havc becil written ia Dallas ecuntv.head-
ATLANTA, GEO.. NOVEMBER 14. 1863.
NO. 9.
1 spfAk of, nill make it nwary for us to
’ again ©varhinl our corretpenieuce. In the
! bands of a rfftvast Marshal it might look
i terrible. YTo hare got throe** so tar with
out actual mobbiaa, aad if we can steer
clear the balance or the sh«rtrsigB, it will
After the review the troops were formed
in a square under the shade of me free?,
! ? vhere T cches ^ re c f e i 1; 7* J,u , ]gc °J?-
n. u .,iy la wnbhtLepropWt/UiWv^ iwho was present, first spoke. He
was followed by Gen. Magrudcr aud Col.
„ _ jl Carter. The speeches oi JudgeOldLmm and
•’:vr prcvi , j*Mt r a M-* 8lT * Carter were among their best * rtbrts.—
. - hi, vs am ci-vdttcre. of £u astute, mast wThey held their audience enchained by their
v-va 40 ,UiIf logic and eloqucne :. General Ma.juder’s
flhtoi
•Wt tram
moiMifi ly /
f »r f>u /it;
oui Isr-itc
fci/-.: by i
Poa«.ml
Jatiuo wlii be. »»4e to U:e Oour* of
i r e ./O io *.. jl Lau4 or N'esioor, moat be
I far tco ninths.
K f v It-iAeis ot AuriiiiStfiraUco, Ga&rulgii-
.1 i■ bw puL'i.' ftcJ *>1)^tbsyi—-fox UWiartMiiuii
iututuu, sfts wusiiQitir- for ilbmlji-
liuariiissetnp, 40 J.*y«.
: foreciosbte of >lor*.j.'rg* must bo pabUsiiod
/< /' / ,k wr uwtit/ta,—lor <v.tablUhlcg loot, papera,
-f </- e of th,-Gt ftur.’.t?Hi—(or cotnpelUng iUte*
pT«or Ailit'.cJsLratore, where bond has be»;n
'<-■ livCfivtrii, the fail space of three non-ha.
u» will OiWeyn Lo flobtiunoA bccordlsg to
ui-ril retiniretnenlo, hmleja otherwise ordered
HATEti
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speech was a most important one, from cer
tain disclosures made by him as io the dis
covcriea made in connection wilh'the recent
arrest of certain panics, and their ti ansi>or-
tation for political offences.
The Genoral said he had bien much talk-
led about in the State, and he wished to as-
J«u*etbe troops that every charge that im-
' pug nod his integrity was ialse. He ad-
»-dressed them as the reprci-mitative of the
t citizen soldiery cl the State. He assured
| them that he was their friend, and he want
ed their friendship. Itc expected ditlicuifij8
when he came to the Sriite, tout he had no
idea that, that ho shotMd find an organized
.foe within tUe Stat* to contetul with. He
weuton as follow*: We have very nea.rly
his exact worda, and the extracts being
verbatim copies oi those fro® v/hich lie
read.
_ “I have taken the responsibility of remov-
v a tl i a .h*r n '-f C ^** wItI ‘ th« •» i >ng from the conmlry several individuals
■b'Wb Offlcr. '-wT^aso *o- J wh ? wcre suspected of treasonable designs
or eoimuantc&'.ioua i*» i»T»^, <aK aoKiIi against the CroverHim-nt; but not unlit! had
proof sufficient to con vines me as Comman
ding General, that those suspicions were
well founded. In times like the present, I
consider it it n» y duty to act promptly and
fearlessly, and f have not hesitated to assume
the responsibility of ridding the Slate of
those who ha ve been ploi tang against mu-
liberties nwd wailing an ©ppportunity to
welcome ourr enemies. In ordinary limes I
should hatre waited ibr the civil authoiitiea
to have taken cognizance of the offences of
which these men haVe been guilty; but the
timee and the circomstaaicKs sruvaundiug us
aro of anch a character aalo admit o’i no de
lay an my part.
Under the plea of mDiiary necessity,
wrong may sometimes be perpctinted upon
-C..; i i.f Adichust-atlob, Ac M
“ “ iliiinUijury from Aiijn'djtrtiUoa 9 00
14 “ GajM*iir^W|>.. 60
4 r. ,u : <t kO(J oFtlip-oeK 8 00
%,1ihj u i*. .j ofs aiua tieilHo;-*. 6 60
-dtl • [.lui^-l teti tU>». 1 B(JHaro 8 09
-•*i- )l l iiu'.cr .IOH-I. -I by Exemxtord, A; ;., pr. »v|r,10 00
. '■■■■» neakt, 3 00
stiver.Oil vk'c (iu Udvxccc). 10 00
luvluH oi at! .itiS.ia cny tri y axn'-iict
ilt.,i u. All conta-.i<:*.B for Uio year or
!t it’liieia or
IHm ri.'lk.
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Saturday aiuiihing, nov 11
New
“C«mrnon Siase,” aad signed Vbeks-
[ burg.” That deeumeat was written Hou>
toa ay one of these traders, and has been
circulated fey thflte who d«ire the downfall
of our eotmiry. Ia the lettore of thGse mea
tlity discuss ta* rrobable elftet of the imibli-
catisa oa the public miad, and enter into
fall particuUrs es t« -the beat plan of having
them distributed evOt the land ; had, in a
letter datedjSflh^Saptaabar, #ne of those
worthies says:
“This War is increasing the widy'ws and
orphans among us, and getting rid of our
worthless male populationand in another
letter, where it is asserted our iaen were
coming heme from the army, the same par-
tj tajf: “This is better, thaa to have to kill;
them.”
The last evidence I shall give oi the trai
torous inleHliom of these men, is cantarned
ia the following p^agraph of a letter,dated
September 9§th; * l So you think Houston
a»d (Salvestou are m the rear of tite educa
ted public opinion ttpon the stele*- of foeliig
Texas,as r«jards prosent war iadicationA
Then let the rederai3 gdt and. hold ifce twd
■cities till ili^ can see and underatand how
the matter stands.”
AH thes» evidences might not be surileieut'
io eenvict them in the civff coar*s, but they (
were eufacient to convince me of the pro-i
jvrieiyof sendiag them oat of the Stated
i Trhino they should have beffll long ago.
FOIl MAYOR.
At the reqa>-jt of m>ny friends, JAMliiS M. WILLI AMP,
Sfcfj.,is s candidate f»r Mayor of thii oily, at tba eusuiog
* eJeciiw* ia D?Cf niber. novlO-dtt *
New Oiu.eans \s it Is.—’The i^overty of
•’v Orleans ifgeufir.il, and groat appreheu-
9Vms ol stillAring the coming , winter is ex-
h:i>''i b How differeat it j a from wliAt it
was three yo^irs ago, when ii*cro was so
'kucU surplus wealth, so uictclx luxury and
.. ■» > °1>*» handed a charity that $t was noted
every wlicro lor Its boiievolenr.e, not only to
tin o\yn people, but to litoso who arc now
- gt indlng ft into the dust. c*X extreme hulhiU-
; j Lion ! Ketribuliyo jualicr . pne of these days
i'.xai’.om ^^iek is terrifying liis vic-
' ll °- Picayune, which doesn’t often
speak above the» baled breath of a boadman,
>'i ^.finding to it, say^st
OiV.bdhall of the tax payers of New Or
leans, we vi’spn ctiulty represent to Governor
Sheploy that iy t the preseut condition of the
peepleol libs, city, tire enforcement of this
general order will be equivalent to the con-
flseation ol it , c bulk ol the taxable property
ia New Orl^nns. 'J'lio suffering caused by
iho war and tlie suspension of oooimerce is
ia iho 1 tout ol nil tbo citizens of New
if.icnis. 1 *.nuy,_o;iaj ulllueut, are now in
i-cry reduo od eircuaistancGS, and utterly uu-
i-hij to iia more than to provide lor the
--c.ic'y sur »port of their faiuiiieg.; many more,
■ BC'.* pro/ .perouB, and who by perseveriag
iiuVj'.tr* had r.'-qitired the ownemhjlp of low-
ty h^uicy t now turd it difficult to get daily
r bread for ihem^aWea, their wives and little
yae-i. l>rsyiK‘tiei)3 lmurdccboir wealth, have
' hardly tui^- o vis tehee iii New Orleans.
Tim whola population of tue city is icar-
ffullj impoverished, and there is no prospect
oi ary lmprovament ut ail events, within a
brim period. This being -tile condition of
things, and widely , kuqwnjfo be so, if is ut-.
teily impossible'tttat the requisitions of the
oil* taxes can satisfied: Is, then, the
bulk of the taxable property to be wrested
by l>ice of law from the possession of its
W owners, very many of whom have acquired
* iho little they Lave-by .years of toil, and
who, deprived of it, wii), with their families,
be houseless, homeless', destitute? Can
n®ihiug he done tosnvp the property.of our
people from the grasp ot the spoiler, the
heartless speculakorrihlent.on amassing
wealth, regardless of the means by which
he does it, or‘tfhe euScTihg, thh misery of
r others V Wc know that the liabiliiies of the
, by must be mbt 'insome way or Other. Is
the wholesale cdu'fiication of the property
of too citizens the only way in yvhich this
can be dons ? Ctianot some means short of
this be devised by the city government to
meet current expenditures, and to lido over
. impending liabilities to a mure favorable
time? In a state of complete impoverish
ment, borne down by a weighty load of
misioriuue, bereft of trade, without availa-
hie resources, .our citizen* ftre called upon,
«8 in days ot prosperity, ta promptly pay
their taxes. The will to do so is as good as
ever, but the wherewithal is not attainable,
iu by gone days, when the city was terapo_
rariiy suffering from the effect a of a calaru-‘
ity, the citizens were measurably relieved
from the pressure of taxation by an exten
sion cl' tbe tune iu which taxes should be
paid. Cannot a step in that direction be
taken now ? It never was more, never was
so necessary, if the interests and well being
of our citizens are at ail regarded.
Where Dors rr Come Fkom?—-There is
net a factory within a day’s travel ot this or
any other city where a person cad get more
than an occasional hunch of thread, while
“■ * nearly every retail dealer in the city has his
shalves piled up with it. Hence the query,
where docs it come front ? The only way
in which we can solve it ii that these deal
ers nay the factory prices, with the promise
to say nothing about ii; and this enables the
manufacturer to evade the law,which allows
him hands to carry on his cstAlishmeut on
condition that he does not charge over 75
per cent, profit. We do not kuow that this
is tho cose, but suspicion strongly points to
the culpability of these patties .iu the mat
ter.
The Upsuo Factory allows every head ot
a family in that and the adjoiuing counties
two bunches every 3 months, which greatly
aids tlie people in that vicinity to get along
in these hard times tolerably well. ^If other
manufacturing companies would do the
tame thing, theie would be much suffering,
to say nothing ol complaints, obviated.
If remit dealers can get thread to sell,why
cannot others get it to weave into cloth for
their own use? The per cent., we appre
hend, is not enough; and the fear that some
will ptaefi, prevents a more liberal policy on
the pari ol manufacturers.—6ol. Enq.
»>»»
J)e ap.—Capt. John M.. Darber, died at his
residence in Tatnall county, Georgia, on
the 33th September, of a disease contracted
while m Gen. Stonewall Jackson’s army, in
Virginia. _ _
^zgMteeaking of the “North and Soath,”
Uw London Sun says, the South is blockad*
North blockaded.
3@rrhe N. Y. papers are severe on the
sew issues of fractional Federal currency.—
The poet is especially fierce. Ifcsays:
If appears that the paper on winch it is is
sued Is even wnrsc than the engraving or
priutiag, aad that it may be so split as to
enable any nso to paste a fifty cent back oa
a ten cent front with the greatest ease, thus
opORisg the door to any amount of imposi
tion and fraud. Rnb it on the hand a little
while, am! foe paper becomes as dingy as
•ay oid bit cl newspaper.
y. i v-oftac 'ji. ... i_ » l- «. " m *r
GWINNETT COUNTY.
To tho Voters of Cobb County.
Fellow (IfiXgjis:— I offer myself as a candidate for re-
eleeilan t» tie office of Clerk of the Superior Qouvt of
Coi»Ufii>uaq t ^<1 respectfully solicit your iaifragts.—
The eieetioa-will take pUcs on tk$ first Wednesday in
January nett SespecUui’y,
Ilav. 6, lf«—lv-dtde MLLARD M. YOFUG.
TO THE PUBLIC.
The ins/ia'oon ol Q, A. EhLI3 k 80N, oa Mulberry
Street, oppoi'Ue tte Luvier House, Macon, Oa., will be
re-apeaed cn Thursday, November'121h, by George
Johnson, U.te ol the Gate City Hotel, Atlaa'a, -la., and
Pocell H, Giorge, of Athena, Tenn., where they will be
gUd to see the former friends and pstrors of the house,
andtheSr hwn old pa'rons,fund where they can be fain
iahej wth all the delic&oUs cf the season that ecu be
procured Ko exertions will be spared to keep the House
up to lls ( former standard, and to give general satisfac
tion. Oj-Sler Soup will be served up ever/ day frem 10
to Ii o*t ocl^ GEORGE JOHNSON,
ncvTllw* POWEaL H. GBORaE.
Hl3.VDQt7Ar.TEi 3 6TH RKOT. Ga. I TATS Gl'AIiD.
lam iiilhoiizad gy Gea. Cobb to receive into this
Regi.df ent » t77 ° oJ«Utionftl Companies. Ceptalns of Ccm-
pan : .j& jyl l aidres3 me at kome, Ga.
AVH. A. LOFTON.
fKav 3,1 Col Ccmmacdlcg.
STATE SKD COUNTY TAX N3TI0E.
the citi2en; hut it haa been my ami to pro- and carnal #ff all tj» g##d horses |jt the
As AIM AT WORK IN Kh« *
t¥ckt - Thu Lfiiisville Democrat aanouacei-
that a force\of guejillai are at Work in that
State. They aumber ftom SW to TfSO, and
arc cummasded by f%e“eotGrions” filch or d-
son. It says: ■, a ;y. -. ..
Fliey entered thotOWOGl '-'Oiuwh.a, Adair t be at lhe cj tJ . Hall on Tuesdays,. Wednesdays,
couaty, oa Tawdsy th f I aad Thursdays in each week until the first dry of De-
otlhcir contva» aaaatote all tho®nod horses F CKttber< far &e p ^ se of C0lle0l!ag state and county
Tax, at Which time the Books will close Office hours
from/* e’cleck A. M„ to 4 P. M-
Come forward and pay your Tex, save cost and trou
ble. W 'A. 1. HUDSON, T. 0.
G#9~di.Dec. Confederacy copy.
in that ae%hbonioi>d, wlten they left in tha
ilirectiomoi €h'oenshu«g, Gresa coaatr. On
Wednesday monjiag they reaohed Sroovs-
feurg »b3 cABtqred the pUco without any re
sistance. Here fhey Also rc*beff ihe stores
tect tho cuizens from danger aad wrong,ami
iu the removal of tlieise bad raen irotn your
midst without wailing the action of the mil
itary authorities, I know 1 have been actu
ated by no other motive than the weltare of
the citizens of the State, and the protection
from danger of the loyal men and women
ot Texas. It will not do to let traitors es
cape, or dwell in our midst, because they
ha ve been so cautious as to plot, aud plan,
with the statute iaw before them, as to what
was absolutely necessary in point of evi
dence to convict them. It ia no time tor me
to hesitate, when I know that a foe iz crgza
izing ia oftr midst,whiie you are called iroin
home to meet the foreign foe who hovers on
the borders of your State. In’what 1 have
done, I have been guided by reaioa and ra-
flection, and I feel satisfied I shall be sus
tained, not only by the loyal citizens in and
out of the army ol the tSiate of Texas, but,
by my Government.
I have made some extracts lrom the cor
respondence of the traitors to whom 1 have.^
alluded, and though they constitute but a. *
small portion of tlxe evidence against these j
men, nevertheless, they will suffice to show 5
upon what I based my aclion. Betore tho
fall ot Vicksburg was confirmed, one of the
parties removed uses this language in a let
ter: “.Oh! how much cur comfort depends
on the fall ot Vicksburg. The mines ol Ca
lifornia emptied into our lape would be noth
ing in comparison to it.”
Alter the news of the fall of Vicksburg
had been confirmed, the same party says:.
“I don’t know how to be thank!ul enough,
for the fall of Vicksburg and Port Mud-
•-son.” >
neighborhood
this place of $£&,<
md $9,430 in gr*e»!*eks.
'Rupr robbed the bank at
10,000 ia Kentucky money
After committing
GEURGlii, Gwinnett County.
W HtJREAS, William B. Smith applies In me for let
ters of administration oa the estate of Jotu T.
Smith laie cf said county deceased.
-these ar e, therefore, to cite and adraoi uh all andsin-
•mlar the kindred and creditors of saU deceased, to be
and appear at my office within the time prescribed by
law, and show cause, (:f any they can,) why said Utters
slnu’d not be granted the applicant ot- the first Tuesday
in December next. Given under my I add aad official
signature, this S;d day rf November, 1963.
for, 0-x00d JKSiE MPRPHF.Y, Pep*. Culy.
GEOHGIA, Gwrxxrrr Cookty:
B Y a irtue of an order of sals from the court of ordina
ry of said county, will be sod before the court
house d;or ia lire town of Lawrcncevllie, on the first
Ttusday in Janaary next, fart of lot of land No. lto ia
the Sth district of wwinneti eouLty, containing 125 acier
more or less, it being the sonta half of ia‘d lot ar joining
J. V. Lain ley aud others. Also 120 awes of land mere
or lers. lying aad being in the 5th chtrici ofsaid c-ouuty;
No. not tnown. gold as the property of Isa Bcaoett
late ofsaid county d.c’d, for the benefit of h's helis and
creditors. Term on the day of sale. November tha SJ,
1S6!$. J AM k»9 B. G ARK KIT, Adm’r.
Exteator’s Sale.
GEOUGIA, Giriauett County.
W ILL be sold bsforo the court, hoace dcor in the tervo
of Lawrencevdle on the first Tnesdav in December
next, within the legal hours of sal -, tlie fol'owlng laud
and negroes, to caiy ou‘ tho will of William Nesbit dee’d;
90u acres ol land more or les?, aU lying in tin 6’h Cis'rlcr
of Grvicnelt and iu CeSaib county,all jo'tiog, compos
ed of tha following numbers: Noa. 144, 149, l»>5, 141 in
Gw'11 nett; and Nos. v5o, 259, 250 ia Dekalb ocuaty, &U
j ririag and the county lins running thnuth said la - id.—
Ali s>.d ia Gwinnett county on the day above staled.—
Aud also L n the arms day will In acid the following ce-
groea: Isaac a man 53 5 ej.rs o;U, aud Jack 50 yr ars old,
and Ralph a man 85 years old, and George 82 years
old, and America 53 years o:d, Ann a woman 62 years
old, and Sarah a worn An 23 yea s old, Wa3h a boy S
years old, Malirsa a girl 6 years o.d. all sold as the
property of William Nesth deceased - , so’d for the benefit
ot the heirs and creditors .of s ud deceased. Terms
made known on the day of sale.
J0HNW. NKSB1T, ) - ,
Oet‘i2-wtds A. O. Nlssaije, f cxrs
HARALSON C&
UNTY.
N0TI07 .
GEORGIA, IlAiiAtQ'vs Cf
I Jane Moore and J. B. f J ’
> lets of Thompson Moo' -iopre, leg tl heirs ami rel-
the 7 Court of Ordinary o! ' -f, deceased, lias applied to
cause Fletcher Thompao* ■ J “ ,a county for an ord, r to
J afraid county to make tuiej
son, and
, ags.ast
.s tao law requires three
^expiraoTm’ot^^ ^ter
fff, f,,ree months from the date of th's no-
S’ 1^ the dceo ^
saw <««8. K.14 fith day of Itept., 1S&3.
9«f>ti7-*Sof
JANE M05rE, i „
anaj. B. MOORS, j - Settfiou-rs.
GEdltGIA, Gv.i.nxett Ccu.sty:
W HEREAS, Joseph Elsber;y apples to me for letters
of admin siration on the estate of Dav.d VV', Pe \-
tlcost late of said ccuaty cieoea?ed. Th se are tlu refore
to cite and admon’sh all and singular the kiidredand
creditors ofsaid decersea to be and app ar at my office
witldn the time, prjscr.bed by law, 10 show can e if any
they can why sai l letters should not be granted, CJvfo
under my Laud at office, !h:s 2Sth day ot Oct. 1833.
Oc; 8I-w3dd JES4E MURFHKY, Dcj). Crd’v.
GEOHGI4, Givinuclt Couuty.
W IISREAS, Charles L. Simmons applies time fo
letters of administration on the estate of Adam
Williamson, late of said county, deceased, these are
therefore to cite and acfnon’sh ail and singular tha kin
dred and creditors of said deceased to be and appear
at my cilice within the time prescribed by iaw, to show
cause, if any they ha.e, why said letters of administra
tion shall be granted the applicant oa the first Monday
in November next
^CHven under my l and and seal of office this 1st day
Of October, 1368. G. T. RAKBbilUVV, Oid’y.
octO—wSCd
CONFEDERATE TAX.
TLo Tax Co lector shat), After he completes the list of
all manner ofdejwaffations they left, aoviRg An <>p* for 15 days, to be examined
in tke direction of Il^rdstoiT». " ' J
At a late h»^f eft Thursday ni^kt they
xeachBft Bcrdstovr* aad eatereA tae plaoa
vrilkont opytaition, a« ao Fediffal troop*
■were stafeouftd tbare. 4«e tiisy barned, as
our i alarm ant Stattuy, tks depafi, tagetiiai’ M0»fo-eted aud W-Hr,msln open imt - l the 15th imt,. for
■with a lacoaftfiare, ftvc or Bix ar.rs, aad ao»e 1a* 8 J * purpose a; my offic*.
ten tkousand buakeja af vrtusat, toaaidea afo vunfewmere, on the 1st November, 1&63, the aise.sor
estinatelo bf- made e f . tb j-valu »of all
aiulft3 (-at used iu cu t!vatlon) and
by tie ta* payers, and appeal) may be made at any time
wlfcum Sis said fifteen day* to tie BoUector, relative to
excessive or erraaeouj ra'uatloc or ennraer^tion by the
Astrsesor.
i V.2,re>y notify all tax payers that the list3 are now
ff not been illfce aiwi. It i* 1fy.fi genaral beliaf lowing, the e6„esscr Is required to estimate the grors pro-
fftl ‘ _ - - - -
tliey eomtaimod. Tftey cut tit* telegraph,
vriifis, but di* do daaaigft tp tks traia. %tr-
ly y«it*riIaTjaBrting tfffif BarditoWa,
butia wkat ®r«etl<ja !h«sr mov«d vr* havo
that they moved off toiHuxU the Lehiao*
bracqh of the NwStrifle rofid.
A SOftAP FAR DffBAXift* -At
a dahaiia^ club aot f*t off, tbe qtastios was.
dissufifed, wketker ih«r* is store hap^inesa
m the posisesaioH or porauitof ea objset?
and vm decided ao doub( in faeor of tke fol-
losfiag: “Mr. Pr«fiid®ni,” aaid the orator,
°£>pos(i I yrus * gal, and she was to
run awst, «jd I wa» to run, arter her,
would*’Q. ha happier who» I cotched her,
tbau wbs» I was lanniog arter her ?”
cc-eds of such sale, as in other cases of income tax, de
dvcting therelrom the money actually paid for the pur-
ci>atefoTsuch beeves, if actually purchased, and the value
of ooi a consumed by them,
Persons who are liable to the above Tax, and time of
making appeals, are earnestly requested to take due no
tice and govern themselves accordingly.
W, T. MEAD,
War Tax; Collector, T7th DVt. Ga.
Office in Mublenbrfnk’s Building, Whitehall StreeL
|N*v. fi-dlilb
flow 'ffifix “Tnuro a tfoaxipff—The
ftichmcnd MMrrtfcxr sftjsthftt, themflst suc
cessful bloek*4e rftoser fcetweca Baltimore
»*d Riekaocti i* a young man, « nepbew
>Vhen somogood citizen had saia that kui oi the Provost Marshal ot Bjdliamre. He
thought he saw light ahead, one of these* has mad
traitors imuaedjateJy writes to his friend : “I,
certainly see light ahead, when all sneb inert.
as C will have t* stand bcioro the judge*
and pass the solemn test—that is, tnke ibei
oath of allegiance tt> the Fedftfcd Govern
made the ‘Tixa” at least thirty thues
within ibe p*« two years, bringing a haad-
ful of fuinina far the Gov«rnme»t and a
wagon load of dry good* for hjiBA&It Ja
*11 that tiȣ> h$ has bean apprehended but
_ oneo by vbo Lhjccln aathoriiie*, and th«a
meat just to save their worthies; necks ami jj he wra lakeii SS»ns‘ with a bitch of other 1
not a cent ol their property.” tj blo kadc-rs and ejafime# in sert McHen-.y
The Federal priaoaers have been visited.^ for a day or two, aad thfin xaleased. Wo’
by these men or their iriends, and on speak- Ii believe that it is to the iaterest of thi* Balti- ’
isg ot them, use such language as the fol-lj moie Provost Marshal aad the Yankee Go
lowing: “Two prisoners died, poor fellows -jj vernment that this man abomld con’iaue hi
ar.hpe.soa ta U'fo o v> .-4*:-'<ra
suoli value. tt»e owners shall be taxfo'x'iwr ce ■ft*. 4 *-.;'' A
If the ! .
ADMUVlSTRAlor^S SALE.
B Y virtue of an order from (he Court of Ordinary of
Gwinnett county, will be sold on the first Tuesday
la neeeiaber next, betore ho Court House door in tho
town of Lawrenocviile, within the legal hoars of sale,
the following negroes to wit: Luke, a man some 46 years
old ; Dinah, a girl about 16; Alfred, a boy about 12;
Milos, a boy about 10; Grace, a girl about e. Sold for
a distribution among the heirs of Surah McDaniel, <le-
cca el. Terms cash. This £ept Tth, 1883.
JAMES MeDANlSL,
sepl2-tdg WM. II. MCDANIEL, j Amu _
ADU!.\ ISTilATOR’s AttTIGE.
T WO MONTHS after date application will b* made to
th j Ordinary of Gwincett county for leave to sell
the lands of Simeon Maitio, deceased. Srpt. Tth, 1663.
J08L N. CULVER, Adm’r.
-ep!2-2m EMMA MAUTtN, Adm’r
bo paid on or before the 1st January: ensuing,
graxitr, farmer or planter shall ’ have sold beeves since
the 24th April, 1S03, and prior to -tUo 1st Novemb er fol
Fancy (ftods.
k&r4ESE, CitJXTA PEttCHA
AND HORN COPIES.
they cun bs killed io this way, it not in fair
fight. Banks’ 'arrival at Clear Creek could
save the whole of them. I wish bo would
come.”
They talked in their correspondence of
the fate of Charleston, a*d one of them pre
dicts that “the carol Juggernaut -would scorn e
roll through the streets of tno devoted cily,
and added, 4t ;i I had the direction of it, iuf
should move slow enough to give.them alia F
chance for immolation.” *
When, the gallant Morgan was taken pri-f
aener, one ot these villains says: “So Mo-
shnt’Ja cock movements between Baltimore? 1 ,
and Mfoamostd, protected by tb fit Govern-'
mc-ntf -rihe iBloim*.Uoa h* is enabled to*J
import, *nd tolerated by tjd* #ov*rfti»ent
for the Jew xuuoes of ^i«dicine>li« brings.
i’sa CAViftftB* at GftAfttSfiirftWNIa, a
recent *c»ouat give» of t*« c*ptare
Charlestown by In. I»fcode* it sHotild
Lave stated thtt, h«*U?ea ^cNftjl’fifend
Gila-sr’i baUftiii?**, tiler* va» «igfifod the 1
It
• fidor-
I ship of Wsj. W., did |»Mt sftrvicfi. A letter
j fo the Staa*ton^lpeeSfitivr
J K I sjft not wroftjfly injormed a. portion
Cs.pt. D-evr'a ea«pa»y, of Whiio’*bfittal-
gaa baa been really caught.' 1 am glad in* b»tulfem *f Mfij. Wfcjt*, ®f Rioffftiond--
was no smaller man, though I wish u ba.i!« was a ucvr ^atttliftft, tad- unier tte !*tdoi
been Jett. Davis himself.”
A Memphis paper was rcceiqed by c ne ot
these men, giving f.n account oi the convea-1 to ta ® Bta«fttom. !! »|»«8fttftr says:
tion held in that place by iho Union man,- j
whereupon he indites the following para- L o
graph in a communication to another con-^ ion, were ty*ff*;t m«* at ife* Court Hou.
spirator: 1 eajilurtHf the Yfitoksw. Blijor VThite
“Oh? when can we have ;; coravn’ioa ia f was oae jail* Ofttrle«t*we, «a the
Houston—such a convention as was held ia ? Harper’s F«rryr«|iff. C*ftL Levitt’* comp.v
Meraphis, and for the purposes therein do- - l ry wfi* deployed as skinaish«rs, and in a
scribed? I feel now that Tennessee is fairly i-t*-w iftomeutsi th* Mimjr'i cavalry made its
revluced, and hope the miiiiftry governorship f i«ppeara*e*. G*pt. L. fought fewtuaii! his
will continue till the last squirm * t rebellion i ammunition, iftiied. waiaa h« w as c*mpci!ed l
is crushed out. Gov. Johnson U doubtless to fail badt w> town. Wbem he arrived £
5«o,<>€0 iEAD^FESCliS, made by
Tower, Cutter A Co.,
Hearv Rope* & Co.,
iuankH A Co., Ac.
'TOO'ra BRUSHES,
Eitfier.Sissl6, Bcub.'e er Fancy.
flILE{|’fl’5iGE.\LISEPE\«,
Nos. 810, SIO, u«Ml 288,
, Imported t'roin Bansliee.
LIltKN CAIUBBIC/HANItKERLK’FS
Ofthc finest quality. No. 15 and 1G,
Made by Ruubar, Sicktusiu & Co.
Efi’GLI&M HONEY TOILET SOAP,
In* Boxes, ajiaperior d riiele.
HINTS WBIXS: BATHf, FCJ&T,
Confederate Papers, and
TLe Finest Brands of TOBACCO In
Market. Tour, Extra, Sun-Cured. &t
BROWN, FLEMING & CO.’S.
s»rI2-tf Masonic Hdl Bailffing, At’aata, Ga.
Administrators Sale.
GEORGIA, Gwinnett County:
W ILL be so.d on ths first Tuesday in Do 'eabernext,
betore the court Louse cloor in the town of Law-
renceviils, the lollowirg property to wit: Let of laud
No. 222, an i lot No. 221T5 acres of land No. not known,
known as tfce Rice claef, 2i8 acres No. i ot known,
known as !he James AUen place, and .part'd' lot .No.
166 containing 150 acres more or lets, and 1(0 acres ol
lot No, 228 ; all tlie above lots of land lying aud being iu
the 5:h Ufolia of said county. And aiso the following
negres: Hamy a woman about years old, George a
rorii 50years old, Tony a man 40 years oid, Led a n-.au
about 2J years oid. Faster a woman about 87 years old,
and Mary a woman about 85years old, and Nancy about
17 years old ami l'.er child. AU solj under the wil! oi
Robert B. Camp lata ofsaid county deceased, firthe
benefit of Ihe heirs and creditors of sail deceased. Terms
on the dav of sal*. October the 12th, 180:3.
MSRIT CAMP, J- A -. m , ls
Aitministrator’s Salt?.
B Y an order lYo® the court of Ordinary of Haralson
County, wiU be sold on the first Slav I. xfo -«
ry next, 1SW, before the court house «?of>r In ftajhffnau
*?* Si ia the «th nsWet, or'einailv Cairoii
acres more or
le.s, 40 *crea lying and being In the 4th section of orb-: -
»ni£ P ( ?r U ^jrfoT’ u , 0W , Ea fo ls <> n County, Soli us the pfo-
^«ddJSf€«,lMS. iaUt8 '
^cciSl-wtds El BOHN GOLIHN, Adm’r.
GikOfiRIA, Har,lsox Copwit :
W HEREAS, J. G. Newman and Wiarvy MvCluee.
. ™!i Polcruou A'cvlung, represents
io H.e comi that they have fully b-Imlubt r.d Botomcu
AIcCluug.s etiite. TLts U therefore tT c.te alt ner-:oas
corceracd io showciuse'f RDy thev c.sn why said ad-
miah'trator< should no; he discharged and receive let
ters of oismlsslon within the lime prcierib J by law
Given under my Land and official t ignalnre " 1
Oct81-w6m w. J. WALTON, Ord'y.
GEORGIA, llAKAtsosCounty:
W HEREAS, Nathan Gann apphea to roe fnr letters of
aamlnistration cn the estate of William Gaoit
late of said craoty deceased. ■ These are therefore to ci( l*
and admonish all and singular the kindred and crefooru
of said decetstd, to be and app err nt my effi.-e within
tho time prescribed by l-iw, to show cau^e If any they
have why letters of administration sbuutd not b - gcarde'd
to tl's applicant within the time prescrilcd hy law.
Witness my hand , nl official ilgnature, ibis 22d (lay cf
03t„ 1863. W. J. WALTON, Crd’y.
Oc-31 -w80d
GEORGIA, Harslson Cocsxr:
W HEREAS, Wyatt V. Liner having applied !o rte to
be appointed guardian to Uie persons nnd pro
perty of William O Liner, ind llhoda M. Liner, roiui.-
orphans of John M. Liner deceased. Tnia is to cite all
persons concerned to be and appear at .the tenu of the
Court of Ordinary to be held nexf after the expiration o
tclrty days from the first publication of .this notice, au
sltow cause if tbr-y can why said Wyatt V. Liner tiioul
not he enttuated with the guardianship of tho perso
and property of said minor orphans. Witness my offioJa
sivnaturs, this 4th day of September, .sl?-3.
dept 16-w30d W. J. WALTON. Oid’y.
NEWTON COU NT Y
Estray Sale.
W ILL be sold before the court, house door in I he
city of Coring on, Newton Comity, on the fits
Tuesday in December next, within the vsual salo hours,
an astray htifer. Appraised at and which has boeu
regularly advertistd acoordiagto law. Oct. Stst, SfB,
noT3-wtds NEWTON ANDEU80N, Dep.Sh’ff.
GEORGIA, Neyvtos County:
T WO mor-t^-s after the pcblicaticn cf til j.cot'ce, ap
plication will be made to the court of erdirnuy of
NewtVn ceuaty, for leave to sell the negroes belcngitig
to the estate .if Z:ra P. Middleb.o.ks late of ag:d county,
dec’d. PKo ELOPE J. MIDDLEliUOOK-', Adut’x.
JA8. D CHRIS!IAN, Adm’r.
Oct 23-a 2m [W1H]
NOTICE.
A LL persons indettedto the estate of Elijah W. Chris-
tion deceased lats of Newton county, ire rrq-uafed
to make immediate payment, itnd those having demands
against naid e.-t .te are requeued to pres-, nt them. Oct.
2tith,18«S. i’. F. CilhloTIAN, Adm’r.
Oaas-wlOd [if D L]
Oct l£~?;l(3s
WALTON CAMP,
GEOKGiA, Gtvinacit County,
W iifcw.fiLS V. R. Stevenson app*'e3 to me for letters
of Administration oa the-estate of R. f>. Steven
son and J. M. atevensoa, '->oth deceased:
These are, thereto tc, to cite and admonish all and siu-
g’Jftr, the kindred and creditors of said deceased, to be
and appear at this office within the time prescribed by
law, to show cause why letters should not be granted the
applicant on the tirat Monday in October next. This
Sept, 1st, 1SG8
seplfi-3.M G. T. 2AKE8TRAW, Ordn’y.
Estray
GEORGIA , Gwinnett County:
A LL persent interested are hereby notified that Asa
Piummcr of t.ie 4-uSth district G. M., tolls before
Jesse Murphy, a Justice of the Pesce of said county, a
briadle cow, white and bro^n, marked with swallow feuk
in each car, about 7 cr S \ cars old. Appraised oy G.-o.
W. Wiley ao.d H e r.son Nix, f.-eeholdtrs ofsrid districi,
tgt be irorih the sum ot $ 00. Tr:e owner of sa.il t stray
is rerjvie 1 to coma forward^ ray charges and take raiu
cow away, or she wi.i be (leilt with as tte law directs.
A i-ae extract Lam ths estrav book. Ociotei 8th,
l-6h JAMES D. SPENCE,
Ost 1 — wCO.!—Soe $15. Dept’y Clark, I. C.
GEORGIA, Mewton County:
B Y virtuo of an order of the court of ordinary of
Newton county, will be sold before the court house
door la C<. vlagton, in said county, on tho first Tuesday
InJauuiry next, a negro man about 5t years oia, be
longing to the children of Berj. 8. Ausii y. Sold for dis
tribution. 'Oct. 26 h, 1888.
oci2S- wtds [WDLJ BENJ.JL ANSLBY, Adm’r.
AD31IAISTUAIOIPS NOTICE;.
TitWO months afterdate applioaUcn will beioudoto
JL the cjurt of or Jinary of Newton county, for leave -
to sell a neiro belonging to the esUto of Dillard H.
Adams dic’d, late of Newton county. Oct. 18th, I3r8.
ELIZABETH 1J. ADAMS, Adm’x.
t ctl8-w2m [WDL| -
Administrator’8 Sal£
U NDER aa aroer of tho court of ordinary of Norton
county, will b& sold on the flrsf "iuesday ia becem
ber next, be ore th j court house dsor in Coving;on, with-
in thel gal hours of sale, one hundred and fifty acres of
land, more cr loss, being part ofta^No. 64 in the llbfi
district or originally Henry, now Newt.!/ 1 County, teloug-
ing to the estate of N .wton F. iVil:inghs.m dte’d. Sold
for tho benefi’, of the heirs and creditors ot siid deceased.
Terms cash. Get 16th, 1823.
cctlS-wtda [(V D L1 \V. WILLINGHAM, Admfo_ v
Administrator’s Sale.
I IV virtue of aa order of tns court ofo: (Unary of New
# ton county, will be sold before tho court house
dcor io Covington, ffewton county, on the first Tuetday
in December next, three negroes, to wi.; Pci 1, a good
blacksmi ,L; Rachel and her child, belonging to the C3
tate of Wixliam N Hicks deceased late of said county.—
Sold for the benefit of the heirs. Terms cash. Oot »th,
1S63. - A. L'.VlNGSVON, Adm’r.
Oct 9-tv t is £ w °_ r lfo
A5mini3tratcr’s Sale.
B Y v.rtuc of an order of the ecu t of ordinary of
Newton county, will be sold cn the first Tuesday
in December next befort the court house door iu Cov-
Uigtin, Newton county, forty acres of Jarul moro or lees,
being part of Jot'No. 404 in the 10: h distrlit of originally
Henry, now Newton couuty. Sold as the property of
Asiel IHiihardion d:c a ltd late of said conniy, anil for
the benefit c-f his heirs aoxl cred.tors. , *
JOHN 0. YOUNG, Adm’r, de coals lou.
Ocf 9-wids . {W. D. 1.)
Administrator’s Sale-
B Y virtue of aa orderof the court of ordioaiy of New
ton county, wilt bs so d before the court heps*
door in Covington, Newton ceu .ty, on the first Tutsday
in Dee mber next, eight negroes, cue raa i, Loys ai d g>.»
bslouging to the estate of J issph if. fl cks dec’J, late c f
fa’d couuty. roll far a division among the Lti ;.
Terms ca b. Oct. 7!h, ] doJ,
ocffi-vtds (Ml) A LIYING3T0N, A-Jm’r.
B’
"Window Glass.
O f\jpk R&Xai, Froocb aud German, of all sizes.
V/ 2,US0 pounds Waite Lead at
aovll-lfc*
D. T. BEA.S’,
Paint Store,
34 Daupuia street, Mobile, Ala.
l T6 MHT
a RRAL No. 1 FUco, 7 mile* from Crtiagi >E, and 5
.»L miles 'ritu Social Circle, Ga , containing nearly
4R acres of land tha: ought to fce cultivated, a goo 1 j o>--
iio* of it No. 1 bottom, a good Lamed house, a fine
voting orchard, oat house?, in aiund.n^e. App y
fo it icus G. Eiaygo it,-or F. M. Hic-hardsoa, Atlanta,
S,». novll— dot
For dale Cheap.
the man.”
tiere tl»« gultaut. Wulfo wai suadin^ oa ths
U3Vll-d!«*
Ttocr speak to each other of “the riius | top of akin, trying to rally the confused - ~ „ — ... ,
bci»gi Providential ioteiposilioa ;■> .Ulo.,- t troops. AJt *ee*ed W ;W„g to i.f, bet,as
tlie enemy’s gunboats to ascend our rivcis, »suy oi uis u»ea hta never fi3*d the foe be- 1 acr;s of land jest outside ihacoruorarioaluniMon Luckie
and talk confidentially of the way to times.-1 tore, they became coufftsed, whereupon ifa [Hit, near Peachtree street, at low figwe-L^ppiv t°
ton not being difficult, and propose, if a j j -v W. drew his repsassr and said he would I uovii—i!«* Co- wtitehaii and Hunter *- i
coftveation could be had, that the loHowing snoot the first maa tftat ran. Tki3 threat
resolution should be passed: “ Resoled, ws I had the right effect. His uien halted and^
have played the same of secession aad re- } heid the essay ia chcc-t until tho broken
sistae*3 out, andTiave not wou, and that wo j down footmen could g*t out of tow*, iiod
now propose to uniform ourselves in sack- j it not for this staad every footman ia *
/U«th fln.1 uahfis.andtobdlabelkd‘exeiupis’I’.owu would have been captured, and the|I
cloth and ashes, and to be labelled’exeiup
from this time forward. To pray God for j nurnuer then there was not less than iilty.
his forgiveness, and to petition Old Abe for j
toowi^g™”ifot u -a. I Ci-NCUN-SiTi Hoe tanx-Tto pork sea-
Wurtzell
ridicule
Sabine
ken up
They
their
selves upon having escaped so long. Tip
following paragraph oecut s in one of their
letters: “ The probability of martial law yon
GEDKGi ft, Gw.xnutt County:
Y vrtae of a . urdsrofsile from tjie ccu.t of Onii-
n.iry of said county, w.ii b.-sold before tbs court
!,003e ditr n t;e-t v.n of foffrtr.c.-vule, bitweeu lite
lawful houro of sa*?, oa tLr first T.i s-'a>’ i.-i Januirv
u xt, 14: a res of laou mors » r :esj, iu the 5tti dis^iot of
GwriDet, to nui.iown roll attl.e p ojHrtyofJo-
EciihSmitb i teb-fs.id or: iy c'c.-eas-U, for the teno*t
of the hei-s it id cr.-.btnrs uf said d:c’«l. ! o d subject to
the w 'd >w’= •!.:* or.
CcSl-vtd: JUf’KNOy A Nil SI ft Y, Afiin’r.
GEDitLi
WI!KSEA?, VVal
, T Geu-vse la:c *.
<;wi.
to ;h‘s Co u : its f -
on record, that LeTif
s^id dicir sei.
This is, therefore,
lireil :in-J creators
Lett t'ouul) .
tfouifi a toituisjraior of H.T.
i • e u-jty fie ase.i, ru-prcsu uts
i 1*0 i"* i n y fi't d anti ent-ertd.
i is e.-eil he cStatcol
al,
All persons concern--d Li.rt
•ause if a :/t!.v. can why
said adrainistrator shouyd n< t bs<&charged :io;a fits ad-
miriLtrati- r. p.n i i-e.ciyoietters of disxisstcui 'ti the first
Monday in i-'rt* ua y, 1-74. "Given uu ’urnsy haa3 aud
offi -fa sigr a’uic <L s ' »» 1 ■' 1st, 1 .*458.
ivg 4-wS.Tf •- T. RARLSlR VV.’, Ord.’y.
F O R SALE 4 c0neJHwwd.ra7.ba
1 V • * w . } h? wt.l be dealt with a
muiBii pummoi
11ST FLORIDA.
tONTAINt&G iix hundred aad £f y acres of Land
about one hundred cleai ed and in c j’t’.vs'ien. All
buildings framed and in good repair. The whcle
acres first quality hammock T.ar d, well watered and
1 wajte-Lani fv.ry acct writ produce frem fifty to
bushels cf com or a bale of cotton The place
_j Mu 1 ion county, East i’.oridr, near Ora tags Like,
miles Louth of SUcoaory, tad IS miles North of
offered ior 200
many sellers.
. averages, without tioding ^
The {lace wilt be sdd.
Not. I’d, 1'63.—lm
bargain, by application to
Col. JOHN T. SMITH,
Xnteifigtncer Office.
Alirtlf A IS J Si 1TOIPJ \Of ICE.
f ,vo .VO' i US rJ cr d-itfc application w*li be made to
A rise f r l : rj ty ’■[ u'wijijct* rru-ty for leave to self
the la:fii ! ui inriog to t *e of A.a Brno* u I tte ol
OwUii i i c u-i >, Jec-j -< >1 TLL> f ep-. 7 I* IS -i
SC|-V2-2ffJ JAMES R. S.UKItf n , A-’inV.
v itstray
GEORG! I, *■ v.iXNE-T tuuNii:
A 7.Li per t-as i-it« r. t.r i treat reby no ifi.fi liia: R »; t’
figgve l ol she 4fi5rti ti t t‘c'. i. M , toil brt .r*-
Wtn, A Jordan, :i J si.I ci of ths l’e c: io a id io: said
district,as , n e.-t.-ry, a bay Li s^, .W:ia a s S--.lt width
sp.it lathe torebsad, wirit -.via e ,-i , <vn the host, l-.fi
ii ud i;at and p .3 an j >{r»i k- i -,* i. in; in tfos o fe
back.c&Ustt-J fi. tue ; a-i rir, 5 e t fidf: i i-. tt*-t:
>•2 years olJ. At pra'a.-d ‘-y Ur* Verfofit .cfi JriacS
a. Mtiler fr-sehoUtrs of said di-tiict, to t« wo th the
sum offofij 1 h owner or sill es'ray ir rifjjiyed to
ha-ges acd t ;k-.-»a'd l orse* away, or
as the iaw dfree *-
the c-.trav
JAM
Cclll vrGOi E e $15
GEORGIA, Ghmep. Coustv:
( 'lOMMITTs.D to tfce common j Ul of stki county on
J the ldth day of October, lsii, aa runaway*, tour
slaves, to-* i : Bob aged tb. ut 21 yetis, about 5 feet i0
iniher high, dirk eimpiexion; Ed aged about 21 years,
about 5 L*:t, b .nJsi high, dak 'omplcxiou; Cs3 aged
afccnt 20 ye-rs, 5 feet 5 inches high, aaik complexion.—
Said three a'evi s above cescribtd say ’hit they fce’opg
tofJijth aSd'ersoa, of i'oane Ccua'y, Tenn. Leg-aged
about *24 years, thou’ 5 feet high, dark cemplexioo, who
sajshebc^ou s >o Jackson H»g!er, of R-aae Cornty,
Tenn Ibe owners rfaaid si awes are hereby-notified to
come here aad establish their rights to said slarves as re
quire 1 by i :x, pay chavees and take them away. This
1 i’h day of October, 1S63. WM. STGftT,
t ov3-w it JH or of QiL-ner County,"pa.
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FANNIN COUNTY.
GEORGIA, Fanuin County.
N OTICE is hereby given to all persons ccne
that cn or about the fourth of July, lilid, John M.
Grifiltii deoarted this life, leaving Leah: E-dinoas.on an !
Jam a Greenwood his appoint- d executors or his lrutwii!
and testament, and they vh.Jy refasng to q-iadfy a.
such ex ea o 3 of said estatt, and no person applying
for le'f rs cl administration with tha wdi annexed of the
said J bn EJ. Griffith dec’d; that In terms of the law the
admin's!ration wili be vetted in the clerk of the Eupericr
court or some other fit and proper pc son,Uiiity days af
ter :he pubiicalion of this ci’atloa, ufti*;yssome vali.i ob
jection is made to his appo n’mens. Gwen under my
ha.il and officialsigaatme, ihis20:h October, tiCi
Oct 2'J-«vG0.I JAMS rf RING AID, Ori’v.
GEORGIA, toNSii Couxtt :
W HfcaKAS, Wm. Pranktia Adm’r, ; :i t Raima Cole
'Adm’x, ol William Cole, repr. »■ ui" o the couvl
in th*. ir petitions duly tt'-ed asd entered on r-efird, that
they have fa'ly adm'ntstered William Cole’* ts'Ue
This is therefore to cite a'l perrons-concerned, kip ’red
and erditors to shew cause if any thsy c m ah, sail let
ters cf dismission foeuld not ce gtanted and th-.y be.vLs-
m'sied on th_ firit Monday in Miy, 1SC4.
Oct !3rw5fij JAM Ed hi N JaI 1*. Oid’y.
GEORGIA, Fauuiii i'onnty.
. " TO ALL WHOM IT &.Y COSCEUX.
D AVIE SHOLAR Kavi'-gia proper form applied to
me orlelt-r of adtmntetfa-iou oa the esttts of
SCi jab Jjds *;it-e of said cottLtj dEceiseJ. i'ids u to cite
and admontshali and siagnJar ti) drt. t rs and next, of
tlabfJSlijih JOH .tobe and appAiu at my cffice fa the
tiin- allowed by Uw, to show cap seif any they ^can,
why permanent letters of adiiutfistrrt ■ >n thouid not he
gr n ti l as prated lor on E'.j*a CLi-’. estste. Witotst
oiv band and ofnc'al signature, S-:pt. S.'th, 1563.
Oet 9-w80d rt-cImID.
jAJlfcrf RI.vGAlD, Gi-l’y.
GEORGIA, Fannin Comity.
TO ALL WHOM IT MAY CONCEItN.
D AVID SHULER having in proper form appiird t>
me fur pcriaanent letters of admiulstrafon ca the
erta’e cf J. N.‘Ellis Ut* of raid county deceased. This
Lito cite and ad&onisa all anis'n.ular tae debtor* aad
next of kia of J. N. fc!iij,rta, be n 1 appear at my office
and official signature, 3 ?pl. Sdih, ISol.
Oct 9-w30d JAMES KINCAID, Crd y.
WANTED.
B Y a Lady who baa awcnn led sin, a colpre i wumaci
withaut children, to wotk. Apply at t .is office.
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For Sale.
Af
BLACKSMITH and Weed Stop. For pir-
cu’tcrs rppiyto PATER LI NLH»,
Nov4-d!fo"
Whitehall Street.
Atlanta. Ga.