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SAVANNAH DAILY LOYAL GEORGIAN
»Y M. smiJIERN, MPT. A. ((. M.
D[to urn mm.
EVENING, BiiCEIffBEjR S7. 18G4.
l'rt>uS>le \ villi Cauuda.
We uotice iu some quan.ers uppreheusions oi
trouble with the (Janudiuu authorities ia anti
cipated, ii 2 consequence ol the movements of
rebel guerillas, who have already commenced
their piratical meuraiouc. lutu me frontier
BLHes.
Tiiu pirates wore promptly urrested, and a
ij.ige amount oi uiouey sud other property was
ioucd on theu persons, which was taken pus«
sessrou oi by the officers, but it seems that 4
Justice ol an iuieriov court, belore whom the
prisoners were examined, discharged the
rales, and ordered the money rud property to
he refunded. '•
ihe Utoiuey General of (Junada, however,
repudiates the decision discharging ilie pris
1 tiers, and ss,verely censures the Justice; and
an onier lor the re arrest ot the .raiders was
promptly issued.
T .mi 1 he, Canadian authorities will deal fairly
vv ith our g >v. 1 nmeut iu this matter, we have
every reason to believe, and we are couikieui
no diUieuliy wiilgr >w out ot the affair.
Precautionary measures are being taken foi
the, prcveiilioujLil <u -ure raids, and the Secre
tary ot State lies issued the following irnpor
taut order in relation to passports:
UEI'AKT.UEHT Ot' STATE. I
Washington, December 17, 1804 j
The President directs that, except iuimigruui
passengers, (jirecUy entering an American pori
b> scu, no traveller s hall hereafter be allowed
to enter tbe United States from a foreign eouu
try w ith u passport, i! a citizen, the passport
must he from ibis Department or from sorni
Usher! B.ales minister or consul abroad ;'am;
11 ag alien, from the competent authority O'
bk, ovvn cuuutry —the passport to he counter
signed ty a dipiomatic agent or cousul of tht
United is ales. This regulation is inteuded to
apply especially to persons proposing to conic
10 the Uuited Statee from the neighboring
iiilush provinces. Its observance will be
Btuciiy euforeed by all officers, civil, military
mi naval, iu the service of the Uuited States';
si id the Stale ana municipal authorities arc re
quested to aid Iu its execution, it is expected
liere that no iofiii igraut, passenger coming by
sea in the manner aforesaid wifi be obstructed,
or any other persons who may set out 011 then
way hither before intelligence of this regulation
could reasonably he expected 10 reach tht
couniry fi'otii which they may have started.
William H. Bewahd,
Secretary of State. •
The disapproval by the President ol Genera
ihi’s order lelative to future raids from Cana
da excited some surprise, as the order mei
"with almost universal approbation. It is un
derstood, however, that it was induced by offi
cut assurances fiosjj the Canadian auihorliitt
that every possible effort should be made tr
bring tbe St. Atoaus raiders to justice, and tbai
such measures should be taken as would pre
vent any similar demonstration iu future, and
promises to keep.rebel refugees under strict
surveillance hereafter.
FOs*KIGN N K Ws U YTLiE BtiltNU.
tai l lit.-.sen’s Steply to (!ie {<elie! Mani
tVsio—Kuj>iuuil I’lodiictt to Aeutiulily
aitU Auxiuii« to ir»— —
The steamship Hibernia, Capt, Hutton, from
Live poof »l ball past < laveu o’clock on tt.,
lUJI uing ot the ISI Via L niduuderry ou the il
Uist., arrived at feiiiand on Saturday ensuing.
i he;e baa been a great warehouse tire in Hon
dou, aiul saltpetre, sugar, jute, dze., desirt yso
lo the Value ol two bundled Ihuusaud pouuii.-
vierii'jp.
The British export return a tor October show .
a gicul f.illiug oil, owing to me duraogeuieuL o
monetary u liars.
'the Funs Bourse closed Urtu U.-eember 1 ai
dot 5
M. Mocqma-J, private SocKou.ry to tbe Em
peror Napoli on, was said to be Very dangerous
ly ill.
Ur. Winslow, the Amtr.ciu missionary, i»
dead. Ho died at the Cupeoi Wood Hope.
fciKL UUS lioL’s KEI'LY TO THE liEBiSIA
ifiitl Hu-seil bus utade tbe following leply to
tbu despatch ol tie rebel commissioners and
m unites to of the Southern Congress :
t’oKBIUN Office, Nov. 25, lSdl.
Uinilemtn— l have bad the boner to receive
ihe copy, wbicn you have seut me, ol the utani
teen) issued oy tbe Coup rose ol the «o called
Confederate Buttes ol America.
Her M j ‘sty’s government deeply lament (he
protracted nature of the struggle between tbe
Northern and Southern Slates of the t'mncrly
united republic ot North AmeriCi.
Cr. at Britain has, stuee 1783, u ejaaite 1, with
the exception o! a short y, nod, cotineuted bv
friendly leUtious with both tie Noruoruami
Sombe-u States.
Bitice tbe com men retire it of tbe civil war,
which broke out iu LB6l, her Al; jeuy’s govern
meet have continued to entertain teuiimcnts ol
IV eadahip tqiic'ly for the North and for the
S futh U! tm* i-tuses ot the rupiure her Msg
j-iety’a governuieat bate cover pre.Uin.td to
judge
Ti ey deplored the commencement of this
btiuga uiry struggle, and anxiously look for
ward .to tbe period ot its termination.
la tnememtime they are convinced that trt ey
best consult M e interests of peace and iexpect
the r'gats of ail parties by obseroiny a street and
impartial neutrality, Sueu neutrality her Ala
josty has faithfully istaiutatned and will cou
untie to maintain.
I request you, geutleuieu, to i.ccept,
RUSSELL.
f. J. Slidell, K q , .1. Masoq, E,q , A. Dad
icy Maun, C- q.
The lijudou Times, iu Us city article, says
The Liverpool cotton mat ket is yer-y sensitive,
and it is remarKecf that shc.fl and there be a repe
titii-n of the peace minors trooi America a coti
stderable cIR-iiuc i-i likely to take p'-ice, ul
though the cud ot the War is considered to be
far oft'.
The Nov Y ork correspondent of the f. union
l\mn doer me Americans the Jistiie to sa>
that He e ectioii was couditcud with tit h good
Isiiingi propriety and on or, as to he in tbe
highest degree honoruble to the American peo
ple.
London, Dec. 2, 18i!4.
A Vienna despn’ eh of Thursday noou says tl e
meiialiou.ol Austria (erg accepted, there is
no longer danger of a col tsiou beta eeu tbe
frussii its aud the t\ derals i,t Holstein and
J.uaeub'erg,
Gkw. Bukkmxn’s Guidk.—A *Northeru
newspaper has tbe following inleresling story.
Whether il is true or not we canuol say :
GtJneiai Sherman bus with him in his Georgia
campaign one of the best and most reliable
scoots or guiles Iu the Southwest—an o|d matt,
a native of Georgia, and a wealthy planter and
slaveholder at that. It would not be proper, ol
cohrse, to mention his name, but he is well
known to all who wete iit the habit of visiting
headquarters a year ago. When the war broke
out he denounced the Boulheiu leaders, iu eon
sequence of his lluiiiu senlimeuts, was coma
pelled to leave his home near Mucon, between
two days. His neighbors missed him, aud sus
pecting rightly, that he had gone Off lo Join
the Yankees, they followed him so closely that
Le. was obliged to bide iu the mountains in the
Northern pari ol his Stale for several weeks.
They have sincq organized all kinds of raids
for no otheT purpose than to catch this one
man. Alter being iu the service some time he
volunteered his services Cos General Buell, but
that ottlcer didn’l need much Southern “gui»
clauce.” Next he received a position as volun
teer aid to Gen Roscncranz, to whom he was
of great service in the campaign terminating at
Chattanooga. He has been with Gen. Sbenuuu
since last J uue. .There is pot a highway or
“REDEEMED, REGENERATED AND DISENTHRALED!”-"'THE UNION, IT MUST AND SHALL BE PRESERVED!”
byway in the interior of Georgia with which he
is unacquainted, and scarcely a town or village
in whicu he is not known.
He used to say that with a brigade of cavalry
he could find coitou and nigger- enough within
a hundred miles of Atlanta to liquidate the ua
lioustl debt. He Is one of the few rich uieu -of
the South who have remained faithful to the
Unicn cause when they knew that to do so -was
to lose their pro petty, fheir homes and ih-.r
COW torts. On-his present-ti ip he curries with
him a black list ot •those who loo.c pleasure! In
persecuting him bur jeais ago. He thinks
be will make iimoreifiuu even with them "be
fore he gets tiiiough.
' ———» obsb.._
Fort itlcAlffiiler,
Fort McAllister, 011 ihe Ogeechoe river, wo s
stormed by Gen. lUzmi’s divt.-nou ol the 15 n
corps, on Tuesday, the 13th iust., and cairit-d
in littceu minutes, it is de w tibed by eye wit
nesses as one of the mud gallant achievements
oa record, and reflects honor .on tin- -D.vision
that so gallantly stormed aad captured cue
works.
A correspondent of tbe N. V. Herald remarks.
This lon is situated on riic left bapk ot the
Great Ogeeebeo river,' approaching tnuu the
sea. it Was named alter Major McAllister, a
wealthy planter residing in cue victuity. The
tori is sotidly Uuttl, with high tiavtr.-.es between
the guns aud raised at lean tv cuty feel above
the river. When last head bum ii mutinied
seyen guue—one len-tucu,one heavy lOit pound
er rifle and the remainder tofrry-tw.— the work
also contained o. light guu, wuu-i. Lucy* bolts,
and an eleven inch mortar. In each ol Un
traverses are built the auxiliary magi nines,
while the mam .mugs zinc- i- about a half rill it’
diblaiil.
The foil is situated at the bead of a 1 such of
two miles, "down which sweep the guns. in
view of this the approach from the scu is
strongly covered, iue ofj ec of Use work was
to protect the cuunliy abr-ve fnjo iucursn u-j ot
our war vessels. Immediately in 'front of tin
fort are a series ot obstruct tons cousial.iug 01
piles driven inter the bed ot the, nvei, an t be
y- nd that aru a number ol torpedoes. Au open
iug Ua 3 been left admitting ol the passage ot a
yessei, with careful steoriug. There is a con
venient wharl aLK.ve Hit, obstructions, and five
mites beyond lies the wreck oi tbe Nashville. The
land lace of the work is cxireuiely weak, n.i
attack ever having been euut iu plated except,
from the river. In January, 1803, a naval t xpV
uition was lilted out against Fort McAlhslcr.
Uu the morning ol February l, Llie Mon I auk to
tbe lead, followed by the .tJeucja, vV is-uhiciiuii,
Uawu and U. P. Wliiiams, proceeded up tin
river, l’bc Mt u.uuk anebored about six bun
died yards itom the Hu l auff opened Lire. Tip.
enemy replied briskly. Ibe shells ol the Mon
tauk Ujd good execution, teifi.ig up the pa.a
put; but tut) enemy Ireqacutiy.shifting his guue,
it was found imoossiote to disable them. A
noon the .Vloutuuk withdrew out oi range. On
the evening of the 27 nos February, lto3, the
rebel pirate Nashville, tying uuuer iue guns »t
Foil McAllister, was unsolved by Uotuuiandei
John L, Worden, of the Moiuauk, to be in
trouble. Alter a teco.uioisßUice it wits discov
ered that she was aground ai that portion ol the
river kuowu us the Seven of lie reach, iietiev
iug he could reach her with his guns, Coiumau
der Worden, assisted by the bioo-kiug'fleet iu
the river, moved efose to the obstructions, and,
under a heavy lire from tile 'battery m Fort Mc-
Allister, reached a point within twelve bundled
yards of the Nashville. A lew well directed
shots from tiiu Moutauk set tiro to the pirate
aud entirely destroyed her. Meanwhile the re
mainder ol the Hoot kept tip a quick lire upon
the fort. After the destruction of the Nash
ville tbe whole Heel fell back to the month of
the river.
High i ITtiics tin laiiforuiii.
Ihe New York limes has a spicy correspon
dent iu California, who writes the following
large stories about tile and apart iu the Golden
Stale:
1 came down from the mountains a few and .y>
since, where 1 had beeu liahiug and looktbg
t uHxJ tty. L.-i*-. - -- l.« * “ ' ' ~'* m ‘
in. uio l* roue ou liio uuuiuo <>! Uio California
stage Company’s coached, and just as a matin
ot curiosity 1 took a lntio inventory oi the
load, their usual one. Nine luw passengers,
adults and three babies, tour carpel trigs arid a
mutt, (thermometer aL 1)0.) driver, sett and nine
otherChinumiD ou the outside, three Irishmen,
a reliable contraband, who deceived me several
limes tin distance, a pig in a box, four guns,
three old saddles, two bags horse shoes, cue
old kettle, four bundles,, teu valises, teu pair
oig boots, one scythe, two lugs lager bier,
(tried to tap it,) two boxes ere, two theodolites,
one box peaches (did Lap that), Wefts, Fargo's
express box, ten dags mail limiter and one pup
dog. Avery stout, jolly, comfortable looking
chap, wearing a white hat, who checked us ott
at'Marysville, when lie finished, sang out, “(Jo
ahead, Bill; air right; loaded you light tins
morning.’’ i’tiiuhs J, old leiiow, i! this is a
light load you can omit me when you have a
heavy uue. We made qui 3S, miles in three ami
a hail hours, however. VVuut we upgiit have
done loaded light i cau’i say.
Speaking of going up country f remarked
in a former epistle that I was going over
the ttierra NeVadus, and would report my
piscatorial success. At Lite risk ot bearing
some of luy fiie ids iu New York sing out “a
tish story,” t will, i always notice that those
fellows who put their thumbs to their noses,
although neaiiy ruining themselves lor fishing
tackle, never were known to catch anything
Now, L have oue in toy eye, *ii. vv.B, -ho
makes jewelry lor a living ou Broad way. He
sets out once a year tor a raid down, ou Long
Island, and takes all bis “tackle,” and yon
should see it, J ;bn Conroy built a block of
buildings out ol his custom, On oue occasion
a large express wagon was leaned and despatch
cd lor the Hcng Island train and drove up ,lo
the Height car. The first thing that came out
was u box seven feet long, two deep auii two
wide The tnen tugged away and got it ready
to launch, when the baggage man sings out: —
“Joan, that don’t go iu here; have 1 not always
told you never to bring coffins to this doot ;
they go iu the forward car.” B. at that mo
ment arrived in haste. He had slopped at.
Conroy’s toi a few mare hooks amt anew pole;
a few bilikers, a squid, a ft ju„ or tw >. He hat!
a couple of minnow nets under hit. arm, bis
double.barrel over bis shauidet; a Usb basket,a
iuneh box, game bag, duster, a Ot.'x ol cig.os,
aud a Hue water dog tied by a string that kept
getting wound around his legs (Tut- dog gut
under the bed down at Tuttle Vs, aud never
could be induced to come out )~
U. ovopp«.a up i.. ..«nn^,^u,«u l
and throwing his head knowingly ou
one side, said, in a blftnl voice and very ‘Her
eaattcaliy,” “Collin, Bit ? Cothiq did you say,
Bir. a corpse ill there. Bit * Why, tlia.’s JttUiuy
tackle!" The man- started t tics, opoued his |
eye's with unfeigned astouiabment, ibu-w up
bis bauds, and exclaimed : “ The you su\!”
It is such U.-hti'mci'i as my friend utiove nu u
tioned who will laugh in a chuckliug v,uy witeu
I say that on the North l‘ork oi Ketlh.-r Ktver,
near the loot ot Hosseu’s Beak, ai big meadows
iu the laps of not ages, but the Sierra Nevada*,
a good llsberman can catch more trout !hau tw o
men can carry. Iu two hour’s ftshing, dim
Plumb aud myself eaught 250 trout, averaging
tsrec q turters of a pound each. In addition
we caught a couple of oldseulets, one weigh
iug 4X and the other 4%. pounds. T|n: last two
we satitd and brought uowtt with us us a proof
of the pudding. Toe stream we fished iu is
lairly alive wim trout, aud we saw soggy old
ten-poundeis lying perdu under the rocks, too
smart to rise lo tat fly. Bill to load a wagon U
a mere question of a’/ew hours. The body ot
water forming this stream gushes out of tbe
base of the mountains iu one tremendous
volume, fortniug a riwr fifty feet wide aud from
three to six teel Jeep, rushing aud teariug and uni
over the rocks at a tearful speed, roaring like a
miniature Niagara. The country about is
beautiful, the stream accessible bv wagon. If
soineol your poorennuied New Yorkers want
to see a splendid country, renew your ages, get
up, shake the mould oft aud come out to Cali
fornia. There is more to see aid to do than iu
Europe, is less expensive, aud shooting from
quail to grizzlies, aud fishing as aforesaid. —
Why don’t you come along, ea-ay?
i’OUOEKS,
E2T That is said to be “a long laue which
has no turn ” But tbe'R hel LoDg-streel made
a shorter turn than any laue we ever heard ot,
when Sheritlau met him,
B3P“ All but-four of the Banks ot Philadel
phia have resolved t* organize as national in
stitutions.
EpF" The lud of luxury—a cat enjoying her
Huft,
SAVANNAH, GEORGIA* TUESDAY EJVENiNO,. DECEMBER J 7, 1864,.
Latest News.
HOOD’S ARM STILL KLVSVU
BKFORti tifß (MVALKY, "
Nit) Pieces of Artillery aa«S 12,000
Prisoners tapnued.
GEN ’L . SOHO FIE L D OOG U
PIES COLTJM BIA, TENN.
A New York paper ot the fid I of December,
has reached this city, but v,o have not been
a lie to proeme a copy.
From ustall officer who read the paper, we
icuiii that correspoudeuts from the Army of
Geu’l Thomas give lengthy details'of the battle
near N* hville, confirming the reports of the
complete overthrow and destruction of Hood ,
Army.
Sixty pfcees of artillery are reported to have
been captured.
t vvelve thou -and •irisoners are also said to
have beeu lakeu, including those captured in
the fight, aiij large liuipihets who sliaggli-d iu
the precipitate retreat oi the reheVtmuy.
A 1 latest accounts our cavalry was pumtiu)-
the tiling rebels, and every step betokened the
complete aud disastrous nature of
tluuiv and defeat.
Tet nn oi l*eu e.o.
EXTKACT mtOU TUB CKItSiOBNT’S ÜBSkAUE.
ijciicving.that, the sit z ns of SuvuunuU'bavc
beeu gr-ettiy misled in ielation to the views aud
teeomineudalious ot the Administralic-n iu ret
eruuce to tbe rebellion, wo have taken some
pains to procure a copy ol the Fresideut’s Au
uuul Message aud extract that purliou reiaiiug
to ms propositions for peace. We hope the
ctl, ziuadf Gcoigia will read the extract care•
fully and consider well the views presented by
tbe President:
Material resources are now more complete
and übuudaul than ever. The national je
sources then are iuexhausted, and, we be-,
iieve, inexhaustible. The public purpose to
re-estabiisu and maiutam the national author!
ty is uuca.iuged, aud, as we believe, uneliuuge
able. The .uai.m rol continuing tire effort re
main* to choose. Uu careful c. atiUeiution of
aft iue evidence accessible, it. soeine to
uu attempt at negotiation with iue insurgent
leader could result in any good. He would ac->
m-pt ot nothing short ot me severance ot the
Union. Ills declarations to this eff -cLare ex
phei'i and olVrepealed. He does not, attempt to
Uaceive us. He affords ui tio excuse lodt :-. ivc
ourselves. We cannot voluntarily y-eiu it
between him and ua the issue ia distinct, sim
ple and lrtl-'Xible. it is an issue which can
otiiy be tried by war, aud decided by victory.
It we yield we are beaten, it the Southern
people lad him he is beaten ; either omy it
would te tiio victory and defeat following war.
What ia true, however, of huu who heads the
.11 urgent, cause,is uot t e essaryly title of those
wh » oilovv. Although he c.iuuoL re-arc.ipt Uie
Union, ’.hey cau. Some ot them we kuow al
ready desire peace and reunion. Tie uurnbir
1 - tie may ihciexse. They c-u at auy iu >me'nt
hate pe.ee simply by laying down the r arms
anil suomitoug to the Uition.it authority under
ihe Ucuitituttou. Alter so much the Govern
mem cciVd uot, if it wilt'd, maintain war
tigdusl item. The loyal peoplewou and not. sits'
.tain or allow it,, i q liisi.iona should realaiU,
legislation, coniei'encc, courts ana votec—
Uprr.ti.iug only iu eonati.u iou.tl and lawitti
ctum-els, some certain and other possible ques
lions aie and wou dLe beyond the executive
power to ai Jtte, as tor instance, the tulmhs..on
ot llio.n e •-> iU.uCiit' c.s, and whatever imghL
rei[tt ic me approp a toil ot money. Ti e Ese
CutiVo power itself would be greatly damn,sh
ed by the tessation ot actual war. P. rdous uud
remiiStoiis of lot lei lure, however, wutiid still
be wilhiu Exejuuve control, Iu what spit it
and it- uper mis control would be exe.'cit ed,
can bo fairly judged of by tbe past. A year ago
general paruou and ami.ojiy, upon specified
terms, w e e t d'e ed to all txi ep, t erit in ce ilg
Dated etas: cj, and it was at the same time made
known that Lbe excepted elastes were stilt with
m CdU.emp.a: i uot spe.-ial cletueucy. During
the year many availed ikeutße.ves ol the general
provision, uud many mo, e woutd, omy tha. ti e
signs ol bad faith .n some led to tuch pte ;iu
ticmary measures as tendered the practical pro
cess ics* easy and certain. During the same
time, also speci/1 pardons b ive beeu gr..u cd lo
tnilividuals ot eicepieit classes, and no volun
tary application tias bi eu deaiei.
Thus practically the door has beeu lor a full
year open lo all, except such as wora not. iu
condition to make free choice; that is, sueu a-,
were in custody or under constraint. It is still
so open to all, but tjje time may come, proba
bly will come when public duty shaft demand'
that it be closed, aud that iu lieu, mote vigor
ous measures than heretofore shad be adopted.
iu presen.itig the abandonment ol armed re
sistance to tbe national authority on me part
ot the iu=uvgeuls, as Hie ouly indispensable
condition to ending the war on the part ol the
Government, I retract nothing Heretofore said,
as to slavery. 1 repeat the declaration made a
year ago,and that while I remain iu in) present
position I shall not attempt to retract or modi
ly the Emancipation Proclamation. Nor shall
I return to slavery any person who is tree by
the terms ol that proclamation, or by ally of
the acts ol Congress,
It me people should, by whatever mode or
meaus, make ii an Eveeutive duly Lo re-> Uslave
sucb persons, another, and uoul, must be their
instrument to peiform it.
in stating a single condition ol peace, 1
mean simply to say that the war will cease on
lb-- pail ot the (JoVenj Wheoevei it stmU
b.,vr ceased ou Hie pari ot those wno began it.
(digued) AtkAHAH Einooi.n.
Simeiut 1
published a. Blikcly, Georgia, lets cft the lift
lowing blast of venom at the members ol the
Georgia Legislature :
j Ou last Friday the Yankees were reported
I within eight miles oi Miilodgeville, and, in
«tead of the members of the Legislature ad
j ui ning aid taking muskets tu iheir bauds,
I helping in defending the place, aud acting like
mi u, ihey sneakiogly adjourued aud weut oil
ho me iu double quick lime, just like so muuy
whipped cur dogs with their mils hung down !
This same Legislature passed, at this session, n
bill putting everybody between 'll) aud 55 years
of age, except themselves, Treachers and a cer
tain le.iv “pets,” into the Militia for emergen
ei-s ! May the Lord deliver us from such fr.vv
makers! Was the like ever heard of before?—
We understand three of these gentry paid a man
iu Millegevill • one thousand dollars to carry
them in n carriage some twenty miles iu order to
get out oi the way ot the Yankees, and have
the man security in the amount of ten thousand
dollars for the retuiu ol his vehicle aud.borset!
Tins whole i.egi"faliV6 body is a burning aud
j everlasting disgrace to the State 01 Georgia.—
, They are not fit lo tout i/arbaye to a bear, or be
■ vomited upon by buzzards! i)a they suppose
; they are belter than tlieir conatitueiits, by ex
-1 emptiug themselves and sending aim.,si, evu-y
--| bi'dy else to “iLe front?'’ Have they not us
' much lo light for as their constituents ? The
; whole body has proved itself to tie a cowardly
'■set! Why did they not follow the noble ex->
1 ample set by the Mississippi Legislature,, by
: making themselves subject 1.0 militia duty us
! well as their constituents V No, they bive, by
• this very act, proved tnat Ihey pave riot got a
I single drop of patriotic blood in their veins ”
1 Jit there a mau iu tha State who will again vote'
j lor one ot the present members oi the LegHla
1 ture ? They scud their lathers and grand
| fathers to "the front," but exempt themselves!
' But we cannot find language iu which lo ex
j press aur utter coulempt for the whole body,
i aud so we will let tbe matter here resi lor the
present, hoping to he able to do it lull justice
1 hereafter.
Here is another spiteful paragraph liotu thy
satue'source ;
As wili be eeu by l>» l roctamatiou iu auoih •
cr cpiumu, Governor llti.wu has. ordered out
everybody and the baomt-e of mankind, except,
as a matter of conin', a certain tew “p,-t.s” ol
(be Judiei-> r y department and the “God Messed
Preach* rn !” Now wf -Wieve iu preaching a4
mticb SO «s any otufr-;na" who does not belong
1,,, the church, but w f." i- that preach- s
.|i; nld tic left at houfs tn such au euieigeticy
as the present isreprej-toted to be, #m | ol h e ‘ r
met', who are oi agreaj oc.il mure service to the
country than they are.Mraggtd i ff to tin- boat,
is something we t" rfu-'t understand. Are not
oor preachers as much-iuterested in the inde
pendence ot the eonuSy «s other meu ? And
ought they not he conrtodii dto tight tor it as
much 8» as doctors, jpnuters, Ac., & ■.? The
call is t u y made for to: ty dry-, *ud certainly
preachiug could as wen be Dispensed wt'h us
many di our indiistii.d pursuits. Moreover,
when we all leave, tL re will be nobody but
women aud cbildreu, t> ue-tchti’s ot whom are
better than the preachers themselves.
ft! l»ceilM.H*«us Ueais,
An ingenious Penns; Iranian has invented a
machine lor coal-mitt'tig, which weighs two
hundred pounds, cosh, three hundred dollars,
at,a will do the work ol tWcuiy men.
A hotel is up at r. flit in St. Joseph, Mo, it
is valued at one hundred and twenty -five thou
sau.l dollars, aud the Tickets are oue dollar
each.
The standing army of Bt: zd numbers about
L'o,ooo men, and in atldiiiuii .here is a ualiouai
guaiii of about ltMJudy i.: n. This national
guard is similar to our offitia in character. Its
ctil 'cis. are thoroughly ao-lVue-iMr.l «u
tbe rank aud tile eau bgdfictl rvi>xr**«rvifViu
ease of iuya- ion. The riminiau navy c.'Usista
ol about ltd vessels, tiv« * thirty ol which are
guubout-. Ibe total navd force eauuot he itss
than o.Odd men, ffrazd nas uu iron dads as
yet.
Major G. S. Dawsou lately died iu Albany,
New Yoik. lie was wounded in the leg .while
gallantly leading his uiui in au assault npou
tbe lebel works before Petersburg early iu June
last, liefu&ing to be catlied t and the held, but
urging' hi* comrades ts- press on against the
toe, be was Jell in thej-rtsr,- nheiehelay all
nigru. lie was picked up next morning aud
car.icd into hospital, it was at first hoped his
iiinti might lie saved, hat-subtcquetitly au am
i uiutiou was deemed j»ta:e*saiy, which Was
performed three days ufjei tie was wounded.
fciaj <r Matey, ot the Kirst Connecticut caval
ry, gives information that he saw First Lieu
teuaut tieury T. Biewerjun, Fifth l). and. Anit
:lery, well aud a prisoner in the bunds of tbe
unemy at S.auutou, on (letober 19^u.
Professor Bathe has, through the Public
Punier, published theGjast Survey for 18tW 'lt
is a splendid quarto votftm-, aud couluius 435
pages ot punted matter, and titty maps,
sketches aud diagram*! illustrating uiiuuteiy
portious of coast surveyed.
Information has been teceived iu Washington
that Captain Buchanan, t-omuiissary of Subsis
tence, who was capvuject near Charlestown,
Va., by a burn; ol guemjlay under command ol
one McDouuougii, was! taken into the woods,
where he was lobbed, rud tben murdered iu
cold blood. ' •
The late Major Gcueial Birney’s friends in
Philadelphia are raisings iuud lor the benefit
of hie widow and chilffrsa.
Gt*n. Thomas, Adjutant General of Ihe Army,
arrived at Fort Monrtje, October SJOtb, on a
visit to •Ronvifc, Por.tsffouin and Lieut. Gen.
Grant’s Army, at the itou
Honor to the patriot oi whom a Pennsylva
nia correspondent writes):
“A thrilling incident: occurred during tbe
voting ;u the Eighteen!! ward, Philadelphia,
on election day. Au oil mail, over seventy
years of age, advanced toji.be window, loaning
tremblingly on his siaii, then an officious Cop
perhead vote distributor approached him, aud
thrushing a ticket in his jface said: “Here is
an old Jackson Democrat, who always votes a
straight ticket.”
The old mail opened hjs ballot, and held it
with trembling lingers ufitil he had read oue or
two ot ihe names, tl'iiig J s-frour him, and in a
im.yq hji-frg |iyjiq -i.ndMH j-oDei wmi
sent the bullet through ny dead son’s heart f
Do you expect me to dishonor my poor boy’s
mem.iry, aud vote for urn who charge Auitti i
cau suldiers, fighting tor their country, with
being hireling* unci uiurierers?” The Union
ticket was given tiiui, mi! room reverently
made tor the true hearted old patriot by the
huahtd and admiring kuo round the window.”
Thirty small boats, usd to smuggle goods
across the Potomac, hav: recently been cap
tured.
Ou Saturday, Major Umural Tolbert, chief of
Sheridan’s cavalry, intndueed to Secretary
Stanton private James J. Compsou, Cos. D,
Ninety-first Ohio voluutec-s, detailed bearer of
three Rebel bailie-flags—me captured by btm
seit at Cedar Creek, aud mother captured by
private Richard Taylor at he saute place. The
other was captured by the fourteenth Pennsyl
vania cavalry in the Huny Valley. Secretary
Stantou returned the thauis ot the Department
to the captors, uud orderel medals to be pre-«
pared lor tbi m in recognition ot theirgallaniry.
Major (Jeneral Peck artved iu New London,
Conn., last week, and inspected Port Trum
bull. lie is ou a lour of uspeeliou to visit all
the forlifioattpus oil the Nivv England coast.
fl-gV*" When Algeron Bidtey was told that he
tnigut save his hie by denying his band-wri
ting, he said , “ When Uodhaa brought me into
a dilemma ;B which I nuuslassert a lie or loose
my tile, lie gives me a cl tar indication of my
duty, which is to-ptefer detth to a falsehood.”
'S-gsT* Oue who is rather joose in his opYnion
says that the Milcriiu theo’y ought to be more
iu vogue now than ever, siice there is a teu
deucy iu everything to liso
Rebels account!d for Early’s defeat
uy attributmg it to too much bad ruin. They
will have to admit itow that Longstreet had his
Phil, of Bheri uan.
Os what trade is a clergymm at a wedding? A
joiii her.
Why is ape is on annoyed by a foot like one who
falls into the sea ? HecstiSe tn is a ruau over -bored
Ma* y asked Charles “What animal dropped from
tueclouus v” “The rain dear,' was the whispered
reply.
A little hoy at school, wh-uctlled upon to recite
Vts l sbou was asked : Os vhat is the German
ft et. composed The boy spited, “Sour Urout,
schnapps; lager beer, aud hixcotufons.”
An Irishman dropped a letflr into the poaL-tlUce
the other day with the lolovung, m tmorandam ou
the corner 'ui the benefit of at indolent post-mas
t.ers into Whose bauds It inivh.. tall • l r , luaa.! naaten
sue neiay f, ~~
HEADQ’RS (Ji l'Y OK SAVANNAH, ,(
Decojubcr 2lid, IStH. j
UKNfIfStAIH OttblflM,
No. 1. j
In accordance with ordett received, the un
dersigued has assumed caamaud ol the city.
The following Stud OlUi eii are announced •
Uapl. VV. T. Eohiiej, A. A. G. aud Chief ol
Staff.
Oupt. S. B. Wheelock, \. A. A. G.
Lieut. (Jol. A. H. JaCksoi, luspeetor.
Uapt. Moses Veale, Atdv-de-Uaiup.
Capt. John J. Cantinu, t!ide-dc-Camp.
Eieut. W.m. (J. Akmok, A de-dt-Camp.
Capt. ska B. Sbymouk, P'ovosl Marshal,
Capt. G. L. Pahkek, A. Q. M., Post tiuarter
m aster.
Capt. Jamks Gili.ettii, (.. S , Rost Commis
sary. .
They will be obeyed and respected according,
ly.
The offices ol the Gem-id IRurnuauding, and
of the Adjutaut Generals unit Inspector’s De
partment, willbe in the, UcLial Kail Hoad dank
building, next to the United States (jmdfoUJ
House. Office hours for ordinary business Irom
10 A. M. to 3 F. M.
The (folices ot the other dluii Departments
will be in the Exchange budding and vicinity.
JisO. W. GEARY,
Brigadier General U. 8. V'^ls.
' isxe6u.tor’s Notice.
/ jj3iiK « eJltrre 01 iha Eatata or* Goorge W. MeAl-
A list r, JsaelLsea, are urgautiy requeateJ to
presout 1 ,oir claitai, fir payru.mt, 10 tli o uouersiqaeii,
ropressntiu< all Uw ex>« it.r.-i .nu .jxesui-rU, ns ib»
koire ot na and Esttua desir 1 u spaa ly disiribuuou.
All p.a-sono iodobtufl to tai i jftttat > will likewise
mates payment to cfl j ft. ti. ijaUDKE,
OCt »f—fttW#W ExrVlUur,
, kJ't'A'rßi OF UfiOUGIA, CUAYH.Gf
! D COUNTY.—To-all whom it may coricarc : VV’ . t n
i vs, Mary Ann O’Connor v»!P apply at tka C-oui> of
| Old!li<t; V lor f.«TU-rt> lJiiuuissory as 4iii tr.V-iix
! on tho estaie -a PatricJc i me, late oi Chachaai
j comity, guteastJ.
fkv i‘*ve, tUut«i»re, to rate aiul Hs'mmn-m a): -.»t -i«-.
{ it duty c.OUr-;i h, U> !k ai\-i appear : *.! - -.. 1 -'or*. ~
I- -V-, i.-K-CU-- ii fir :,V tti- y --av-.i ..r
first ifcaiOav ;5 ■T'.-caboi by > goth .rwiitn .. -hi jot torn
w vs-r-raiitigf,
WHttees, Dosiittick A. OTtynie, Esq., Omiuary fur
CiiaK.aai c-.-utif.y, this ititir day of May* tUT
mvvr rw.niqrug » O’BtgW r. <:
aof q«(mt»tA, cuaa•«•**.» ,a
tEH’rt I'i.— io «U whomitmuiy co.scein:
■ a, Jacob Woinheimer will »'inly at the t.'oart pf t.., -
• dinary for U'M«rsof AdialUtelnrUou on tin: esia:- ot
I are 1 1 Walter, fate of t’halfiaui county, lieeeauea.
Thiute am, therefore'to cite audad.ne,jiisJiall whom
it uoiy couc-.ru, t.'t tie »ml uppekr before saTd '?>• rt, u,
make objection -ts ahy they Gavtq ou or tiefor-e A--
;v 1 H»>«n!iiy tn NoVuiutier iiiKt/ithsirwrae earn ‘Uir
■vlli be granted,
Wiluesa, Uonduick A. yßyme, Jfe-q., Ordinar*
for UhatiiaiiVcounty, mis 3<l day o- October, 1804.
oct4* JHiULNIi'X- A < vt*Vi:j\ ft o. o o.
’no'iTOe
I \ S V daytj alter date application will bo made
r3 to tbe ilOLotabietlie urUiuniy oi t-batbasa coun
ly for leave Lo Bell laudti belonging u> VVm. iruhui'd; i.
T. J. WALSH. Uiiuruian. *
Hcpt. 1804. octß
Legal Notice.
XT 1) day a alter dale application will be made
fj to ibti Honorable Lbe Uoiui. oi. Ordinury i»t t;bai
bam county lor leave to sell lot and miptoveatentH
t>u. iiS, Ureen Ward, city oi bavaunau, l
Lbe estate of lieucy L uiiberi, deceu»ed.
i ah+iWH *.*'• tittKT, Adrn’r.
Ocl'H UP I*M li Pih4 <f|( l. lil
G. F. LGPEiZ,
Toriicr oi (full uml Uiottglitoa Slicets,
Htufae’s tllll Siiuitl,
WILL keep cdristautly on tiaud
Havana uuu Florida rtegars
hiuoking and Chewing Tohnceo
Uajype and anuit
tiilai Knot Pipes. - *
A iso,
Stationery, Ac.
VV 1 ndsor and Toilet .So ip
I’lnying Golds
Lnglishauu Gbutedenvte Marrhe*
Dressing I'oaibo
i.-.s y n atustara *
Snou Blacking
inipoiied Willing ink
Filling U.,oks uiid Lines. uovtf —fi
LiVEliVlti LiaTASLiNiaiiiLiY'l',
fSIiVA&nutUKU l* JdKi.iL
dtsivvtd to 55 ln*}(vo survi, sa*t»
el If Wk. Mrtel) uw im ka.it rejns.haxsi
ol tiia stiß*t;ritier.
• SiliiiL.aabScriner, grateiai for past invo.s, uvgt
8 ithive 10 mlorul ms iriendS ana rub pdbiit 2enei
any, that he Is now ptttfftraU la> Dye all coioro Iu tia
vest otyte on silk sma Wooloir Dresses, baawio, sic.,
diou, Tahl.u GoVers and Grope AkaaVis eieaovod ant
dieachcd in uie best nitmuei. Ln-luju' Aid anti Do*
skin uiovescjemrea uithe Ueiit iaumionstylo.
r'll»;iiiitninMr fhegs roavSj ito Jitalo tuat, ho 1* no?
prxpUod Id oua, .w.ch ar.d profu Ladio* - siouhaD
oiui iGj. til the cut»i ltiilionslilis styits. V«B(
moderate.
ttcilt.eineu'*. UtnaoiiU Dyed nnu Gieoaeu, a# out)
no raqmred, i.u mo same eupvrior style wulch ho* gen
erai J to we,; p t «sa*«a tus i.atrun.-, uiid irrpjjtdo lui ill*
jßllHtoi*'' 4. i4*tiMiW*lf.
voiiivw imtiti Hitjfl m;aooL,
Clf loVl l-LA Al ACADEAIY.
nUUS re organized fustituUou opens ou Monday,
A 10m Udt ibcr, under an efficient and experienced
corps of Teachers, u.rn] -hmg a coinplcte educalhm
tu an uccotnphshed-aud thorough style.
Scuior Department under Rev. C. B, King, Prinei
pHl.
Junior Depaitmeiil under Miß. L. B. Wright *
Bfiiuary DeparUnenl under Mies Kate Gluskey.
French, German and Music under Modem iacliu A.
Grupeu, lurmoity of lue celehruted French school in
Charleston, lately ol the Lucy Cobb ineliluie, and oi
distinguished sa'ceess iu teaching.
Drawing, Painting, Ac,, under Miss Emma Wray,
a lady titung this department in tne Montpelier in
stUiiie,wheni under the charge of tiny fit. Rev. Bishop
Ettiott.
English aud Mathematical studi 3, with Beiiea Let
ters and A lie out Languages,form the Regular Course.
For which tuition : ecu on ; Junior i'll); au„
I ‘riniary S4O per term. Modern languages, Drawing
Three terms, beginning; irttn uciouer.mnwananry,
and Ist of May, make up the scholastic year. Ihe
general control of the school by the Priuofpal, anti
the.several rooms under their ciillereiit teacuere.
References —The Hoard ul Trustees Chatham Acad
emy, viz : Judge Wm. Law, Chairman ; Hi shop El
liott, VV. T nor no Williams, John I'l. Ward, Rev. Dr.
Axsoii.John W. Auuersou, R. A. Alien, and If. D
Weed, Esq s. Also the Clergy of the city and the
patrons of the school.
♦Mrs. W. is lately oi Atlanta and an accomplished
teacher, highly recommended by Bishop Elliott aud
her former patrons. septHfr- ltifcdt*
JLa Betraite,
Freucb aud Eugiisli Boarding and Da}
Selioul fiir i fiuiig Ladies, •
I No. 35 Libor'.y St, cor, Whitaker, Sav’d, Ga.
MADAM E A. LaCOSTE, Principal.
ISfHIS School will be reopened on MONDAY, Oct
JL ibth, next, with a iud and elflcient corps of
Teachers of English, French, Gorman, Music (Vocal
aud Instrumental), Fainting and Drawing.
F’or tends, Jtc., apply at the School. Reference is
also made hy permission to the following genllemeu:
Rev. Bishop Elliott, D.D. Kev. Geo. Easter,
Rev. C. F. Mcßau, iioh. Sol. Cohen, ‘
lion. A. Forier, Mr. £y. W’illiams,
Mr. Geo. Kollock, Mr. W. N. Habersham,
Mr. TliOS. Wayne, Mr. E. C. Legriei, .
Mr. T. P. Huger, Mr. Uco. Owens,
Mr. J. Richardson, Dr. J. A. Wragg.
Mr. Geo. Cope, sepl4— Buwtr
V 7 ix{ Y.
ACADEMY 0F THc VISITATifiM,
NEAR MOBILE, ALA.
riIHK Present Session will close on the g'l!ii oi
A July, aud the cluftses will be resumed ou the 7th
oi Septeuih r. The scholastic year will. be. divided
Into three sessions, commencing Bept. 7th, Dec. 23d,
April 9th, and ending July iOtli, fbtio.
Board, Washing, dtc., during vacation, SUU TJ.
Boaru, Tuitiou m French and Englifli, Washing,
Doctor’s Fee, and ordinary infirmary chagrcs for tlnif
First Session, $175 iu cash, aud one hundred pounds
of bacon; Music,on Piano and Harp, eachsbO; Draw
mg, with materials, S4O.
Not over eighty pupils, and none under the age ot
nine nor over that of fifteen, for the first entrance,
will )''■ received iutyti—esliw.tii'u,*,lawliw
Mew Ifflski.
Waltz. Stodart f* OU
Afiection, Waltz, W. H. V 'l uu
Morning Star, Waltz, Beyer a GO
The Mother ol the Soldier Boy, Schreiner a Ob
Gipsey Countess, Glover 3 00
-JjilVXiy -Sl-.r'ar,.r 1 1 ll'l*STf“ 1 ‘ llr 1 *ha
tiovlr—a JOHN C. SCHRKIjVEK ,V
Mew Slttaks aud iasle
UUHXM’S English Granupar Richmond edition
KJ Confederate First Reader, “ “
Coulederate Spelling Book, "
Map of Eastern Virginia aud North Carolina.
The Duties of a Judge Advocate.
Digest ot the Confederate Military and Naval
Laws.
MUSIC.
Somebody’s Darling (Hewitt) s!} 08
I’ve brought thee on ivy leaf (Wood) “ oo
uov‘l2—3 John BCE REINER A. .-.ON
Scli«ai llooks.
CtTIOhAIt’S dOIKANION
kT Greenleaf’s Common Arithmetic
Dodd's iio
McGulfey’s Fourth Reader
Mitcheil’s AncientGeogrspliy
Bullion’s f.uiiu Grammar
Bobbin's •-•utiiue of History
tiuackcnbo’s Fiist Lesson iu English Oonsposi
ttou
Fasquelle’s Nsp .Ison
Pinnuy .t Padois’ French Header,
novll—4 JO'IN C. SCHREINER & SON
RESTAUMNT,
ON BRYAN STREET, OPPOSIVK THE BANK
STATE OF GEORGIA.
THE uudersigued takes this opportunity to in
form the public that an improvement him been
made to this establishment, and she is now prepared
to furnish Breakfasts, Dinners and Bopperu at th-j
shortest notice. Passengers by the C. R. Road can
be served with Breakfast in time for’the Gmlf It. K„
liuihjal’O, Dinner will be served to pasaengers who
may arrive by the Gulf K. R. train iu time for the C.
K. K. train, which leaves at 5 o’clock 30 minutes.—
Luuches, &c., prepared at the very shortest notice.—
Game ot every description constantly on hand.
This establishment has beeu kept open chi ring the
summer for the accommodation of officers, soldiers,
and cill/.uns generally, and 1 respectfully ask your pa.
tronage. ,
Hamburg eager Beer at $1 50 per glass
nova - iu matilda xy.Yiuß.
y ''Uf’K f k l.itr)K<t| », Gil.vf iiti »sj
t• : OUNVf. -Vo nil whom it v,. -in. •-n •
Frvj.riH !(. St on.; u.-piy 4 :
‘ • ‘ • ’ ' ‘ ‘d *• ’ ffi ‘ >:i
ot • Utt £ --’it*. <b‘John W cbo,' .ir of i i-n conuiy, de
j *■ •
j ire, -j.hftvi'rofrv, Xt\ .le nji<i *eh all w!:»m
• ”■ ' ; !"dG‘?vp. r '
j <■'• :■ hi hi h .. . .-teiti :r '
ijT,»fis or insitfuiuk.t. i-ixT'rfy.aig
i *UM T V >’o tvlf «nil n,’y v-iui—r-.-: Wh«.!-
vs>. Johanna ;-r will •>*>;.•>.-• at the Gor-rt of-OrVli
m-pv or l,eU«rFof AtHnlniAtration on the■ nutate of
Julius ,i. Non* id, fate of Gb-whom count- |.-
cct^rd.
These are, therefore, to cite and mUnoni-h all
whom it may foncern, to ba nni .-.ope-ir befodi -aid
Court, to make ohje dion sis day th‘<ry haw) on or h»-
fare tbe 'iisvt Monday iff Nov-mber u izt, ;-.rUe
»»id letters^wiJT He grtn’eff.
ft itness, Doimnick A. U’ffyme, t?aq.. Osdi: arv.r>?
Cbatham concty. this luavtfctv of'"e-nember, V.-'fid.
aepßt>— * U-J,*-i NIC w A ' ' *- ' b. (; ‘
B'SA'rjK -U/x*rVA’Jki:A 0.5
COUNTY. —To s.l whom it may concern :
Whereas, Garatine Webb apply ‘ tue'Oourt of
Ordinary for Lcttcn of Admittir is - ion, euui 'iegtu
ment.o anxer-o. or. the i-ytate of Amos Webb, late of
sain county, incensed.
Tbeei are, thefruore, to cite and admonitrb all
whoor it may canocro, to bo and appear Wore «ael
Court to make ohjecttmi (if n.uv Uiy.v have) Oil or
before Uie first Monday in November'nexjt, ctiu rwif i
aaid letters wil; ocgriiupd.
Witness, DotaiiiJrk A.' O’hyrne, Ortliiiarv for
Ctiathamcounty, tiffs 17th day ol hi-of . .-ibur. :;4u.„
H.-.-ve- ■*>•<>:a.n-rtcTr a. ttTyif-H5. D. G7U'
- D « ATK aiSf iisi«2i«6,x. ‘ LMATUAS!
11 « -HW-y To id V, t t '"4*l 1-1"':* rr,-:
wuer- a.-, iti-ury C*. PVpe*T«j..a ■■-. 1 -pol» ■»&»»»•
Ordloarv for Letters of a Barb ,* i. ■ n.un Ureexthtq
oi H. Turkman Halsey, late of said cqanry, Je’
ceased.
These are, therefore, to cite ami admonish »!i
whom it may Concern, to lie and upin- rr liefdre said
Court to tonko objectlo.’. tis any t!: :y V-.ve} on t>r'tk
fore the first Monday in Novami'.er next, -'U-'rvf is
*ai<l Letters Vfili be s*rant.xi.
Witness, Dotaituck A. • .''Byrue, Swj., Oi'dihary fro
GlmlbamCotruty, this four .day oi Seta., tw.i,
seplfi ifOVJNIOit A OV.l.!‘>'b. G. GG.
d'l'ifk OF .4JAJI tttiN
l) (XJUNj T.—To ml '.v-hqm it nr ry r.ortui-n: I’. ,D.
Uunidou and almniieta Lang paving filed its ir p tt
Uon, in proper fmm, 10 .an, prayt-g. f-r Letters o.
oh ilg' "»ute oi David. Lang
Thie le to tiyo i:l person* ouneer.n-d, h:,..J.. and ,nfi
creditbrif, to be afiti appear at tlie nesa jam.-ary letm
ot the Gum4 oi Ordinary, if. ,saju count), ai ii shuis
calls,-, ii any they can, why Letters (it AtlmiiiiaUa
uuu should lioi be granted to T. it. Hrrrisifn sue
Elizabeth l.aug. M. a. GItAWFuKD,
uovlS Or4il,aiy.
UTATE - <Hf 4iMBI»Ut i , CtfAVUAIB
kjGOUNTY. —ioati Whom it may couceru ; Where
us. Jaite li. Harris w.tl a;.p y at -he four; of I'tdi
imfy for lHer» DisrAiesuiy as .--dmiicstra rix on
the es ate of elaiy Jams Hums, late oi said county,
deceased.
These are,-therefore, to cite aird a.luiouisli ali
whom it may tome ti, 10 ho aud appear before said
Court to make objection so any ihey i ave) ou or tie
Tore too first Monday in May next, oiuurwta; said
letters wil be granted;
W ituess, IKnniiiick A u’Byrne,. E»q., Urdimu j
tor Chatham cotiu'iy, tills 3d day «'• Ndytuuberj lhfir
. lii>v4—♦ DUMINI'JK A,Q’-BYSHii, U. C. C.
k'M'j £ vsr Gi-;o.-i»*.VIA, t H.x’t'HAXVi
KJCOUNTif.—To ail wboiu H may couc-.rn : Whore
as, AforyAuu Egan 'writ apply kc the Cbtirt of Grdi
nury for Letters of Aoinihisiratinu on the estate o>
Daniel Egan, late of sam county, deceased.
Tlioiea. e, theretore. o city «;■; .1-ii.i.sn ait whon
it taay concorii, to be ami appew-Jasiorb daiii Cdart U
make ohyectio.' (if any ..hare) on onc-vivßu ti,
first Monday is Deeotnbcr next,efchcfwtßfessid v'./er.
will bagranu-d.
Witness, Doininfok A O’Byrnc, E-q., OrdiAAry foi
Chatham county, this 31st day ot uctober, IMH.
itovl—* DOMiNtCK A. G’iyY tiNE, p. o.
DTAlis OF G tAtitGA A, (MATMAiII
JO COUNTS. —To ail whom rt iqay concern; Wuere
as, William Capers, Br., will i.pjj y at' tne Court o.
Ordinary lor Letters of Afintiuisiratiutt on tne esLatc
oi David Cordry, lateui said co in ly, deceased.
These' are, theniore, to cite and admonish aft
whom it may concern, to he and appear before said
Court to make objection (if any they have) on Or hi
fore the first Monday tu December next, otherwise
said letters vriii be granted.
Witness, Dominick A. O’Byrne, Esq., Ordinary for
Chatham county, this 13th day of Oeuber, 1834.
octia D>*MlN lOK A. o'- BY i N B v (>. c O,
HTATE OF,, ******l* if Wtay-S.rfoiW
xStGUlyHJtlfoMi'-wiii apply at the court ,ol Ordinary
tor Letters of Administration on the estate ol Jacob
Lovett, deceased.
These are, therefore, to cite and admonish ali
whom it may concern, to he aud appear beiore saio
Court to make-objection (if any teey have) on or be
tore the first Monday in December U..XI, otherwise
said letters will be granted.
Witness, Dominick A. O Kyi lie, Esq., Ordinar)
for Chatham county, this 13th day ol October, Rbl.
OCIIT— * DOAINICK A. O’BYRNE, o u c.
(J'l’ATli OF <-fco 11GIA, CHATHAM
D COUNTY.— I To all whom it may concern: Where
as, Herman A..Crane will apply aL the Court ol ordi
nary lor Letters of Administration on ilie estate oi
James L. Oliver, late of sain county, deceas* ct.
These are, therefore, to cite aud admonish ail
whom it may concern, to he and appear before said
Court to make objection \if any they have) on or be
lore the Ist Moud ly in December next,otherwise said
lellurs will be granted.
Witness, Dominick A, O’Byrue, Esq., Ordinary for
C hatham county, this iuth day cf October, 18U4.
oeU2 DOMINICK A. O’BYRNE. •<.. c c.
nTAOS <Dfcf GiSOiSGiA, OltATiilAlft
OCOUNTY. — i o all whom it may concern: Where
as, James E. Cope will apply at the Court of Ordi
nary for Letters Dii-missory as Administrator on the
estate oi James C. Thompson, late of said couniy,
deceased.
These are, therefore, to cite and admonish all
whom it may concern, to he and appear beiore sain
Court to make objection (i any they have) ou or oe
ure the first Monday in May next, otherwise saidlet
ers will be gr&ntfxi.
Witness, Dominick A. O’Byrno, Esq , Ordinary lor
Chatham county, this llfo stay oi October, 1854.
00112 DO JIN ICK A O’BYRNE, o u. q.
LITATE OF «EOR«2i», CHATHAM
K 7 COUNTY. —To ail W-hom it may concern: Where
as, Timothy Reilly wiil apply at me Coart of Ordi
nary for i etters oi Adimuu : ration on the ftstate oi
John Reilly, late of said county, deceased.
These are, therefore, to c tea-uittumouisti all whom
it tosy coiicerui to he and appear before said Court
to make objection (If any they lutve. o_i or lieiore the
first Monday ill December next, otherwise paid let
ters will be gran.ed.
Witness, D imuick A. O’liyr-ue, Jl-q., Ordinary for
I Chatham cou-uty, tuts KWi day <4 October, 1804.
OCt-U DOMINICK A. O’D’- KN.t'.O. C. C.
aji'ATS oh* G KO IS G IA, tfii.VrM4,»
COUNTY. —To til whom it may' (ix-nci-rn
Whereas, Dr. John D. Fish whl appiy *.iE the Conn
of Ordinary lor Letters Dismiesory as Administra
tor on the estate of Henry 1,. Leopold, late of said
-county, deceased.
These are, thcretoro, to rite aud admonish all
whom it may concern, to L- and appf -t before »f.id
Coart to makeoh-et lir-n (if any they have)on or he
fore the first.Mu Li-i> ihlfovi mbe- ’exc/ottyr-.vise
saiii letters v<i’l he gitnletl.
Witness, DymUilt I o )-y:t>fo, I’bei:, Ordinary 1 :
Chatham County, V;■- I •th_dtty oi' . .1.
a A’ as oar utwi-for-tj ojiatiuid
O COUNTY.—To ail whom it n-aycohceru; Where
as, Margaret Froeuir will apply at the Court ot
OifiUmry lor Letters oOTtini;ni -tratioi! oil the es
tate ot Catherine Powers, laid ot said county, de
ceased.
These: ore, therefore, to cite and aflatonish all whom
it may caoeent, to be aiui appear before said court t.c
icttke objection (if jury, they have) on or before the
sccofid YiARJay hi Jauuary (text,«ilt«rvrt;;o stsi-4 let
tore will be grantod.
Witneset, JLtoml'iHCk A. O’Syrne, IC-.u., Ordinary for
Chatham cottntv, this 16th day ol November, 18t>4.
no VIS —* iHSSfI'NICif A.O’BYltira. 0. C. c.
L; 'fi'A 'S.TE ts 'eJ JiOStG f-9 , <'»s A HAff J
UoUiITY —To all- w out t may c-mcera; Wbt-re;
as. Augusnuu R. Wetter w-li! tfie court 01
Ordinary lor Letters Dtssaisr-ory ;i-. Rxecator on the
estate of SSargaJot-Teifeir, iato of safd county, ds.
ceased.
These arc, therefore, to cite and admonish all
whom if may conceui, to be and appear before, said
Court Lo make objdction .(irfijrftJioy ftKve) oa or bo
fore ihe Srst Monday 4o imts-fj next, other wist
said letters will be granted.
Witness, Dozuiriii-k A.O’Byrne, Esq.. Ordinary (or
I’haibarr. county, this Ist day ol' July, 12G4.
juivS • BOIVimCIK A. O’BZdNE, O. C. O’.
tJTA’TK OF LJfittßfilA, (IHATUAM
©COUNTY; —To ail whom it may concar.a: Where
as, Octavos Cohen aud Wm. Hunter wUI apply at the
Court of Ordinary for Letters Dterbikscry as Bxecn
tois on the estAfe of .Vrlliaru T. ihfoawiu, lulu ol
said county, deceased.
These are, therefore, to eit.e and athnoniah ail
whom it ma-ACOttcera, to twanri appear before said
Court to make objection (i any they have.) on or he
fore the grst Moudfvy in Jsnaarylwx!, otherwise
said iettms will be granted.
Witness, Dominick A. O’Byrne, te;;., Ordinary for
Chatham countv, t! is 98rt day oi Jure, MM.
janeW DOMINICK A. O’iiYRN.B, O C. C.
XJTATB OI? CMAXMAIt*
Jsj COUNTY.—To ail whom it may concern: Where
as, Mary Ahu O’Connor wil! apply of. the Court of
Ordinary,for Letters DisraisHory as &dwlnlxt ;atr!x
ofirhe Sstate of (’apt. David O’Connor, late of Chat
ham county, deceased. . „
These are, therefore, to cite sttd sdiuonish all
whom it caav con Arc. to he and appear belcru said
Court to make objerUon (if any they have) on or fm
fore tha first Mouday in December next, otherwise
said hsUerowOlbe granted.
Witness. lio»lttlek A, O Byrtie, ttsq.,Ordiuarytoi
C«lutthfim.C9t»ty« this Ifithday of May. \!*4.
jayT} X)OS4INaUS A. U'Bj uNE. O C, U.
VoL 1.--NO. J.
EOBdlAi KCHOJUSOO'VN'j.'VJ—Vehere-
V X ns, Susan if. Fiecfher app‘ ey to n-e ,or i -.o j
of Avtiu-n:'Vrallun on thg esiaie of J ~hu W. .- i ,itU *
er, iate ot ca,d county, d«ceae<’u.
Theagare, therefore, to require a!l persons ec
j denied to file-in this - rice, ou or b»-fo.;c tuu fites''
! Monday in Jahnaiy next,their pojecUutm Mmaytu. y
have) to raid appettraruent. tftwfw l~- e; * f
:ai ministratio ' w in; granted tT o .jn I 'cant,
i Given under n.y hand asd -official siguiiiure, this
' November votli, lit-i.
| u«»v3«-* T. B: GlaVTun, ordinary.
' UTA'I'K OF W4-DHI-lA, WaviiK GGt A-
I to TV. Nouee is heveoy -ivcii to-i-iP'pe.vrot’fi 11-
I tci'xieii hat on lhv ah D:i, ~I c>c,o.ber, .-vii-i, auaoa
I iloici.mo,lute u;.sanicounty, depurieq. tn:s Uie
I tetldu.aiiv no pet sou ha - applied tor Adu.tii.-u .t'ua
ion th estate of wain Aaslili L-oh-,tai) anu Un-i, a
| terms eg the law, Adruiiii-i alion will no vet
! the Gierk oi the ui«t of said & c ,V-r
j some other tit and prjffcfperßutt, tnu.y da r s a>ur
thy pnbiicuHou ot lui-t eiia.t m, uniuss some: ■: -,.,u
uojer.tiuu'i* niadii to ihe i.wn,in ( nK-i,i.
niven tihucimy 'hi,net ran PffiUaf slvnature, a
6th day ol icoveorui I, tu-,.
JOHN D. Iff.' .1 ,
S( v:t * ’Urdiniuy u.
' bgTA'rjEJO*' tlJEttj.i.Mti .X, WAV etoi - 1-
■-G rv.—'io ail win iu li' moy . . ~n; ',
G'nsiow U Keith, ol said Ae.it.. nr . e
appffeti Urine lo*. Letter's i-. . -..it.0 —.. ....- .. ■
Cciate oi Jonh, Wiii.iam/ it.. . ... • _
Vtkter, deceiii-ea/lkte 0! raff eorftt'.y - - ,-i.-,
T udse aie, taereioja,.l-> erto a..• -a. ,a>» . ... ,
s.iiguiar, uie kinure-i and irvuiiJi., -, i
to he and appe.-.r a, -uy fUUcC v-.Uiiri -•- k--
Boribed by law , and oiiOW Giuao V -r u. j. ~,j .
why Letters of AuiUJXUisuiUioi. on the i..- ~-.o -. ....
Ueceasul shonld urn t*aae to saufaf ph'.:.. '.
Given. Utdiir hr y hand and oalOitu gi. . :-J. -.n.i.
f.ovemner '.in; i..li, i&o-i.
jghn and; KtT’ir
i_ novl# • __ • <., u ■
•iJ?P*ntS6 *9V «.ca>w,_g T'- ’ . v
> ,un no. first-fue'sha t in l tutt, !
at th-1 GOUft -rea;,. A.,: m -a.. . .. -!
lawful hour* ot *are, nioi . ,i.d . ...,. .- ■ y ,
111 '.ll-- beCdn : I DlVlXiCi, - .
-lit: lot lit BUuiia ,jir...,e- .-;#bh, O! i u .
daily .U. ii. rio.-. . ; :■: , 00..1.-.1 ij.
is, ilcerased, tor ■' ec-.-, ,v u , .- .
tors ol calduecc. . - j..,-
'id, lst,P. '
hov7 -. -_
'* ... Ui:
L 7 ( X.—'X'he distr: .' ' . uo c.,.-
staAuio, Ueeeatcit, iale o. vd.. count.., a.-j n .
;titled that we win apply, Ui terms iu tb.i mv,, . .
Gouii. oi Oruma'y oi e.adc'nnlyj’ou me .■i.’Muz.
day in 4pm uaxt, ipfi tuc apgo . ..m-.m: Gominu
r-n-n, is lo uivide Che ornate ol euiii n-.c-;-,V .a.;.,, . _
tne heits-tuid ofsu'iouteesentitied theretu, in iciai i
of the igw in bocu oases ma le and provided, i’alj
the huh nay ot November,>B64.
i uMiTiiNX a.. oTaFIiOLD, Aiisa’x,
Ac4,a, BjUßNini:, Adra’x.
novl4--'JainVm '
J ISe-OitGIA, GasMtsSSn COLFi'it X . —Vvhen ■
\JTas, John M. King, Kjfecotor of James King, re
presents to the Goan, in ins pt-ianm, culy ..in,; na-i
cufticuon teCurd.Anal he has iuliy set-led JnCiCi
King’s estate.
Ims i*, ihesetoi-c, io cite aitperßon* concernod, to
show eaiiee, if,.any they can, wny said Executor
-tioiild not be cischutgoa, and receive Letters oiDfb
mifisloa, qn tbe fli-st Monday in. April, 1666.
co*;t _ _. 51. a- i KA4A T-DKD, ordinary.
EXMU.TbII’S No ’S't C ii. —A U persons !r
--uebteitui Uie ewl. e of igelate Wllhain ii. Fei--
cccii,-deceased, aye hereby noun-si to mace imineci
li c paymeilf, aim ad tfford Who horn ‘claims ttgttia--t
the .-said estate nxo requested lo present tceir clam ,i
as the law duetts.
I’. PfifTCHAiiiV, i .. ~
D. Jh. MCDDrXAL./, | " '
V aldosia, Ua., Gc',. Vi, ioc-i. ottlS
UIA-tto - Ol>- c4A*<fcaW4*a. v u'idCAJ’A
L-jikHi’k'y 'i'cgii.whoin ii- j.n-j coi -an; V* e: .-
Jonu#ir.niirguaup wui apply at ttfe GOv: lurt -
nary for • Letters or A<Jihinisti®.tiofi ou the es
tate or Janies Ffeobuos. law of said county, d-. vea
ed.
r'bea'e are, therefore, to cita and admontsh a-i
whom it may Cuirctid, io he and api>oar tMiorp SK J
.mu l lo Him: uojecu'ja \u any they have; on or b«-
.ore the tirs't sfouday iu November next, utnerwitd
-mid. i-eueis vfiii he granted.
vV Itneoo, Domluica a. o’Byrqg. Esq., Ordinary fi r
■ tiatnaiu eo-inty, Uiie Ist day or October, 186a.
y. i;i _ fioVlifthU- A. O’BT’HNE, .Q. G. q
dA aStm; iisr kisub « ia, rttA'TA* ai‘i
3 GGL.-iii.—'To ari 'wuonti u ms* r.-ucen :
•inacj.:, Ueorgc Gun-andcu will apply attaeGot £
ii Ouiiy Lor Gel(.,ff of 11.1 mfiV -*i.. r.l ~i -jj tfia ta
sai-a oi Henry UetmVM, 50«;«' otbl oettnty. ceeav
a)'A- Jciei.tioia o - ra.j .coy :,a. .poh 0r...;e,0ij ora ; s
fofKiay in Novtßabgi tL.t.i, outwimse sain •
V i, fie sraßteL.
.Wiuieas, Douuxijfck a. C’By.ne, Esq., GxcflnaryL x
Uhatttamfionnty, ..ii ; : b Uiiy. u: isepi ember, 10-b-i.
sepgQ DCitefMIOK A U-R YfiCfA,-O. Cl C.
oifiTE okf ClßUttliJfi, CMATIUIi
>3 COUNTY.—Toau whom it may concern: wrier--
M. It. Milieu witi apply at the Court, of capt
haiy lor LeUers Disnuesory as AdinuLßlrator c's
'Min t<ffu on tho estate of liiciiurd T. Wiil.’iuns, tj
(seated.
These are, therefore, .to cite and admonish a t
whom it may concern, to he and appear beiore aai<t
vkiurt, tto make objection (il any uiey have) cn oc
nefote the, lUst Monday ui Jaiyuary nest, etherwi 4
sa;-I letters will be granted.
Witness, Dominick A. iTiSyrie, Ssq., Oruinaryfcr
ChiUfixia County, this Ibthuay oi June, ibW.
junta: DUMINICK A. OuiJDK, U. C, 0. _
..vTiVi'IS OF feIKOKWiA, CI2 -V» jf Al' i
;3 COUNT Y.—To ail whold rt may concern; Wtstto
.6, Elizab-. th A. Kolb will appiy at the Coart of
-Ordinary lor Letters Dismissal yaa Adtt^aißtr&-<.ixcat
i tje estate or W'iliiaw iu, Kolb, lain 01 said .-(4’. ,
deceastsd,
These are, therefore, t o cite and admonish all whe t
a mayccacein, to bo and appear Ben <ro said.C< art .j
nahe objetMOn i.ii any they have) on ot b-nure twj
ifst Monday Li 'April next, other wise sard fo*.
i.ers wifi lie granted.
Witness, Dominick A. U’Byrne, Esq., Ordinary l t
JiathAni aiui’ty, this 4'h day oi yctober, Pda
Otis— * ‘ » A. • >•■<« IX o.r
Executrix’s Notice,
1 LL peraons having claims against the estate rs
la.Manuel Molina, deceased, will present lee sav.
duly attested, within Die time prescribe ; I ■';
and all persons indebted to said estate ms, rs c 1
ammediale payment to Wm. K. Norriss, who ia --
taorized by me to receipt for the same.
- LEONORA U .'MOLINA,
oct-14 (luallfifcd Ex-.Xa-rt -.
SALE.
mRKttE will be sold before the Court Hi sfi
fi. dour in the town of Quitjatta, Brocks c:. ,
on the first Tuesday in January next, be-v.-vun the
usual hours ol suie, the toilowicg prop, rty o, ,! l 1
Edmonson, deceased, in accordance ,-.iih Hm vsi
said deceased, viz: t-venty-one likely negroes; Iwt
for a division among! he heirs. Terms mitfo kn* .a
on the day oi sale. Oct. fill h, 1804.
OCt27 J. K. ED MON BON. .-.X r.
Notice;
ALL persons ynfobl.eg ’•> the esiatn of the,la's
Jacoo iViiit -r, O' ’ "" 'l' ‘ ;
1 diiie paytaetii; ami a t t <
J the said estate re re, ,
as the law directs.
A. w , oS -
4 LL persons having demahe.-ax.. .«
Oh oi John Webb, deceased, wiil jrt 1 it 1
duly attested, within the Uuwpiescr.bttu bylaw, „ ,
all persons indebted to said estate must usaku iffi
mediate payment to
F. E. STONE, Adr-Pr.
Bavannah, Nov. Vth, 1854. novlO -*
, Legal Motiee.
ALL persons having claims agfoust the eafota of
Owen O’Rourke, deceased, late of t#e cuy of
Savannah, Chatham County, Geo-gia, are notified iu
tueseut them, duly attested, wilhiu Lh»j time pro-
Bciihed bv law; *uid all indebted to said estate will
make payment to
MIOHASSL BRYAN,
novl2 —* Qualified Executor.
Legal Notice,
ALL persons having claims against Hie esuteof
the late Major Joseph L. Locke, will prereut
them, duly attested, witulu the rime prescribed b 3
iaw; and ali persons indebted to the saifi estate 'T-U
make payment to the undersigned.
EDWARD PADBLFOHD, 4 „
WM. J. BULLOCH, 6031
octl2
LiegaL Notice,
4 l.i. persons having claims against the of
/% John Finlayson, deceased, will, present.i i i-',
duly attested, within the time prescribed b> ‘aw.
aud all Indebted to said estate will make payat ’to
ANDREW il. ROSS, 1 QuaUu.-l
ocilfl JOHN MoCONAGUY, | Execut >rs.
To Rent,
-noUK rooms on the corner ol State and J.-ll'er-<
JP son streets. Apply wluin .....
UOV20 —2* EDvV. ii. MGYRuAj