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About Weekly chronicle & sentinel. (Augusta, Ga.) 183?-1864 | View Entire Issue (Dec. 23, 1862)
r>i Sentinel. The Soldier’d Tear. JJpnnVfxs hill he turned, To taka u last fond look, ')' the: vatiey and the village church, A : i the co-tV'O by the brook. Be livtetied to the sounds 80 familiar to his war; f ; ■ Idier 1 *ant upon his sword, * Aud wiped away a tear. b p .Ae p iiat cottage parch • A girl wan on her kaeep; Hive he id aloft a snowy scart. Which fluttered in the breeze, rth breathed a prayer for him— A prayer he could not hear; but ha p uHfd to bless her u« she knelt, And wiped uVr.iy a tear. * •I. u: 'd aid -.-ft tea spot,— On ! do not deem him weak, Few p unt ' w g the soldiers heari, la ugh t aid were on his check. Go watch the foremost rank, In dn •• < r's dark Career; b Btxe Uk a-ui most daring there H -a wiped away a tear. !V<pW« Snmnißiy. p • l ;ila ate prisoners brought down to v dhys Since by the Federal trans .• are in u horrible condition ' “ ■ r.r v and there, fully ono half being 1. 1 really seem that tbe inhuman foe 1 " * .(einipueo to kill <»r mtu by soma means or rd p The ; ■ that fall into the;r hands as priso .• gl ted and exposed rs to lead one tb< enemy hope by such oonduct to '-** ji to their last resting place before they a hmg >l. [• i° thought that about fifty ,■ nr ' 'ght b. the M rtropolitan tv ill 1 aa 11 r, of Out ciff district, in Wa!- pity, a : nvhing shoes at his tannery to .p'p if . a. nt soldiers at $2 60 per pair, r ' 1 - burg VV lug iiaya that “Texas lias bean ■ troops HI! she is almost as helpiess as ' 'jdtbpj Houston Telegraph responds ■ rn has undoubtedly been drained of p p ... u gr- ..ter . xl-nt than any other State in - H-ieiucy; but, still, wo hope we shall be t 1 our hr other ot the Whig that our t i.. i.ot helpl i.h ; and that we shall do some 'I 1 ■ fighting yet before the Abolitionists ‘•spoil, possession of any portion of our i • ■■ thing which, thus jar, they have riot ; iin doiUjp Wo still dispute with thorn • ' toy' !, and they may go over a .p'p.ii and not conquer much, as ip. pi i their cos . It would take more to -pi i . t to cocqui r and hold Texas, and .ii, , -Republican says that the 1 i«t 8 ate, at its last session passed ip ng a'i its numbers from militury o V. p.y man of them has av tied ,i ins cl th exemption to keep ■ » , though they were ueurly all • ,v\ neirull and tlioir lives too tn Ue i , m ram-honor when they wore cundi people. Thu Republican calls on Up . law, and volunteer. Good ad ; cue vnt xja Mobile that an engage* i ■ it rwiek's day, l.ou'sauu, a few i•• • troops at that point and a •) us an p blacks from New Gr ip i.l enemy were defeated, with Our troops, it issaid, went in - p v. ; t i,i t hick lljg, captured between , pris. . ih, and shot them all on i ,p Regiment and tbo i'.igh .. ■ o mentioned as huving .. I’l esideut Guns has consented pi . ,ui t to be iSited in Noith Cur * ■ rlevy, to remain lu mat -.o lute wilt now be enabled to ; t' ". .. which the Legislature haß , ; i vi u l!i and IS, and. between i'J ; p •;M1 amount o 80,000 men. ! • o , 6f Merrimack fame, is in i ■ won hi seem from tin aruct® in • ' iinud I,:mm»rid ol the fleet there. • : h-.n r pi a trip ot observation down ‘ v !o' Tttu 1 cd, issued an order ! • ■ 'ri pi'lly t > ttie strength of the It*; v. in .. ..> !.; bint' and equipped to aid in. I'. I,yon lilts tcuderod to Gov. •n >u-’. pi pi corn, at his farm ig Baku a . uti a tdr the benefit of destitute m 'p i.i , Cherokee country. This ip eiTes imitation. , . .1 the dii tHlrtlion prohibition act . it:i of cot lesa than 4500 nor .. 1 ■. Tin G vernor is required ,u • »,.< :.n ,las pai.l ol alcohol or spirituous I. it., t.' 1 an he may deem consistent ■ ; pH 1 i 'and common welfare, 1 ; uv.p'-e contracts therefor, t; in M •; ’p Ihitli r!o be satisfied wish • n»ngi. <•' .-loiiU.id lor “ desecrating” t. e -8. VV<- learn', however, that his .-uv.p,; • . \ ro pipscover every uii.n who . pp.i and that ho pro 'p . , i. they lull lino Ins bauds, iiisa party to it, ui rived in , : irt. , p.y, glad enough to cscupo from at Jehu's iilnif, Flit., Gen. Bruu ; . iSluiduiau a renegade South . a r . Jacksonville, and in an inter •, « p.n oilmen Qf the iState, who, i , ’ and, su l leniaidßthara, enquired v ■ y ; i tat he extent ot Union .n i pin;, .ii t o Ktutc. The reply was, ii tie.” “Thru,’’ said the General, *'b >' shall exist here; the Union ma p and, .i *, xf necessary*, to effect this ini ~ ru eat will liberate every slave and (in tbilßu the whUe race South.” Thisotlicer that actuate Lincoln war from the beginning, ■- »t r—la, has been carried on . ’ f A'.’oltlioaibin—which is dc p i u i most cruel and savage forms. ■ • • Treasury advertises that . r.-.t bearing Treastiry notes irp.ii i l>t January. The issue ot notes c. p ui p p‘l, .nti . ightjr cent, bonds has not been fc.is|>ea-t it,. com mplaUd by tbe trot of Con ..s su , . ot i p w Lotos (sevens) being, as ■ye.l .'1 iiioqna t e iequirements o! the Gov eri ■ iu Th- r.- hue been no interruption ol the .-.-uo i tpil! tom certtliouttfs, convertible into mg- p, eeu bonds. I'.. V* p U. Whitaker, of Orange County, N. C’., ' —i ■ rxceileu blankets of cotton aa u. . cotton and cow hair equally in* * uittieruti is water proof and very •ui.. aa , p, nod (he weight is not over pari m ;he yard. She has given them to the '-rt.iig Quuitetmuster al Raleigh, for the 'p .. eKavtden, of Sumter, 8. C., aged iorr . and i. ii ars, bus made, wttfim the lss . art tout shirts and many pairs of ’• . ii .s, and is still engaged in the .;o.p ~v.r lms .wrnty live grandsons in the ■ \ says; Kor parting on a , t ~\t' knoi. u ten dollars to be ■ A : pound of leather at one and a .. p. up . p utliced, leaving nme doi n' n s the demand for xork that ... • for ti::> rents. Such ox tor i' .of Nor. Carolina is over #20,- p . I ti,‘g cmount advanced to the Con . t .. t debt is übont four i’ou • ms; cv t. apt. Kinnie, ti e Nitre Bur- .. k‘ v i:i ■-u., i producing aud tor wa: !«. ii.oii.l umo to twelve thous an. . .ua . . per moil b, and tins quantity .vi i,muss', to. af. w davs ago, tweuty fout :, . arid lor iuu.Sfi. , being an average ot ever i us.. "a hundied dollais. T , c ai * i xis becoaihtg quite prevalent in , . . <■ Care • p ContrrOnce cd tbe Metho-. t Tip o. ’ a■ -A commenced its annual sea no. ,u:. pj.ptg Dec 11, Bishop Early pre .an ac«. : or, Virginia, is navigable ip t■ th *e, ifo Above the town, it is or’■ '• . -ip fio absence of freshets. r > i *' -mi : cowr to l'ort Royal, a dis isuf - - tbe backs ure high amj . c - ifie rapid passage of artillery :.o 1 > t ' - At these iwo potnfs, how " ' ■ t.. river are easy and ! - r. ,■ icbs; sad hence tbe dpi' .>p r «;• 1 rmedcirotrs that it tvp.i .a at t - to •• th. «: tbe passage will j p Dp - y vx* t n tiovui. tb#i river bp* | comt* nme • K v o'er** d>fficnlt I .cti !.J -vtii:, * - abv Ti r reat ncksburg it ig j ' v ; * ' v t ■ v roved property i , v t r»»i .1 t j A t:o*' 2-v a vt *x’ Pet crab arg‘ Express, 1 v c v • iti'u.N 0. «mtee Utat the i * • • v . v v nuuwb, large aud ] sms:. .•■ o .J u 'O', u.af pi-ec." They mter. • ck-'d the mtats down, ,nd cat ,f-., ■ ~uoii e«r ndews; robbed the Auto. e ! ever; veetige of rs „ . i wj'.i, aud records. Ladies ferVr’!.' -». r v. eariux apparel, save ~ p- • ,’vfis. Reds were taken nto ths l ' -■* u't.ed; : . -nii-ure was used or g rt ,, -.roved y fine axe Pianos i ,-■» br.‘; ’. sp n. rs and thoivory stolen from • ; e kevs ;! or outrages were committed, •1! tend. > ,k ■ no attoiuer chapter u the .stor i tti » n -ion which must vet meet with It E - lirei-kj certain that Qom. Farragut •* go •'« it co-opcr&Ts with Porter in attctfipttog , . ; it ppi, and that lire former has : f-achc -with his fleet. A letter , r. m’.e, w.'itten near Feoeacois, 11 con vt-p- Far;agnt bad left to attack Port ' - ‘aboi tion letter writer at Mern- jjPj. i Fori Hcdson will be attacked JOED vt.O«V. * All persons ionnsetsd with tbe arm? al Vlcks turg,'on arriving there, ars required to register I eir csEies at ceadqaarters. News kommarr. About twenty bales of cotton were b . • ’ the cars while tRe train was commu' ldo R ' *< Ga., on the 7th inst. It originated from spfi’ x u The residence of Mrs. Jane Stephens, on Prme Atcjus, Athe-s, waa burned, with most oft,;e fnroitnre, on the night of Dec. 7th. Losa about 110,0t>0. A negro girl, it was reported, confessed to have set fire t'. the hoes'*. It is reported that oa the retreat of the Fid c »i forces under God. .-lit, frern Lav rgene, Ter .'., the other day, tfi'.y applied the torch to tbe houses of citizens along i£s road. It is farther repo, ted that Gen. Bragg declares tie' .0 future be •* not recognize the members of this division ns s■>'. diers or as prisoners of war if taken. It is rumored that Gen. John Morgan is to be made a Major-General, w.lh three brigad.s, and each brigade to be supplied with a battery. The Richmond correspondent ot tho Char e ' u Courier, under date of Dec. lv, says:—Afo r ih soaking rain which lasted ull day yesterday, a little wind sprang up, and to-day it is sting eg cold. Think of the poor fellows, drenched to the skin, who were on p.cket last night, and of thoc who wefe trying to sleep on the wet ground.' Think of them.” A meeting of the oSic-ra ol the -disbour Brigade was recently held a. Ao ievi • isßiasip pi, to take into consideration the outrages ccai aiittedbyFederaityo. ps in Northeast Missour , an , particularly tbe murder of ten citizens ol Missouri at Palmyra by General McNeil. In the meeting every regiment was fully represented, and tfce attendeoce large and enthusiastic. Some very spirited resolutions were passed. Genera! Bragg has jus* issued an order from Murfreesboro’, to the (Sect that the pay of all of ficers “übaeut without leave” be suspended, until the absence is satisfactorily explained. Gov. Lubbock, of Texas, has, at the request of the Commanding General of that Military J>:; trict, called on 5000 mi litia for the defence ol the .Stute. The Fayetteville (N. C ) Observer says ; “We have Hfctns veralpu>r3oi’Bockßuidde by Mrs. John A. Williams, oi this county, lrorn cotton and cow hair. They are so!t and durable; are said to bo warm, and to possess the advantage of not n .1 ting easily.” From different sources we are iuformeJ of ur paralLled atrocitiees ccnimitted up>on our helpless soldiers who were leii. in Kentucky, after the re treat of'Geu. B.u'gg, by Union! bushwhackers of that State. A correspondent of tho'Knoxville Register details the particulars of one case—that of Willie M. Woods, of Colonel Porter's Tennessee regiment, who was wounded at Pcrryville, and who, on his way out of Kentucky, near Rockcastle river, had bis h g broken by a wagon, and was Jes at tbo homo of John Bitmap, three miles h. - yond Loudon. Ho hi and been them about two weeks when the notorious Unionist named King, with five others, went to Pitman s, tied a rops around his neck, and dragged him from the bed to a wagon and threw him in, breaking bis leg anew. They drove a short distance, to the nearest trie, where they hung Woods and shot bim while hang ing. Tl. re was blbd n Mississippian named Giuy at the same house who had been, left sick. Tho same parly tied a rope around his neck and bung him to the same Iree with Woods. The Registers correspondent alao tells ol two move who were with the telegraph wire, and af o of another soldier who was on the very verge ot death who w-.s dragged out und hung The Legislature of Alabama boa passed ala v prohibiting tho distillation of grain in IbatSta* ■, except under the Jirectiou and authority of th- Governor. Jas. Crawford, tbe first Coloeel ot toe Twenty- First Alabama Regiment, baa contributed t! ■> sni'iunt es Bis pay while in command—sl,o72 50 to tbe relief el the destitute lamilies of members of the regiment. Mr. E. J. Clinton, Aia... sella his shirs at former pric-s, and no more, and bus not made any charge at all for oboes made, lor soldiers, lor several months, file says he makes bis own »tuber, and get 1 enough profit from the chi pr.ces A corro-pdndent of tbe Mobile pr.por gives the precise amount of goods captured in Kentucky. Gen. Bragg be says bro’ght away o:,e hundred and fifty yards ot jeans, and fifty thousand yard - of calico and flannel. Gen. Kirby-Smith brough away six tbousa-.d pairs of gooes, t-btes thousand blankets, two.thcus.icd overcoats, besides shirt ', soetts and pants, with camp * quipago wort SIOO,OOO. The authorities at Uicbmond appear to be deter mined to break up smuggling goods across lh< lines. Several largo ee.zures have been made lately. Ttvu fires have recently occurred in Tuscaloose Ala. One of them destroyed the residence ot Mrs. 8. E. llutt, aud a building belonging to Mr. A. Lynch, and tho other consumed a row ol dormitories connected with tho GUI Indian Gaaeu Hotel; The Eutttvv Ala., Whig says perk sold iu tbifi town lust weeck at ]tt to 20 centsperpeuud ; beef at 10 cents, and butter at 25 to £0 cents. Ii Tennessee, such has become tho scarcity sie-t high price of fabrics, and indeed cloths of nil kinds’, that the baud looms, which had nearly a.! be;u thrown aside, previous t® the war, are iu li ning throughout the country, aud although there are lour cotton manufactories iu East Tennessee, they cannot supply the deman 1 lor ooftou yarn; und thread. Unless our people soon gel to inutuug iron iu large quantities, we sbaii imV' an iron famine equal to the salt famine. There is uo difficulty iu procuring a bountiiul supply, if those who have means will go iuto ths busiutsi. No country oa earth is richer in ores of the finest qualities than ours, and especially in Georgia. Xu ull the moitn tuinous portions of this State, there are numer ous mines easily worked ami exceedingly rich, fu Dade county,’ ou either side of the narrow valley, (Will’s Valley,) there are great mountains of ore, which can be dug out and slided down the mountain sides into the furnaces. A good turn ace, capable of turning out seveial tons a day, can he put up, with all necessary buildings, fix tures nud apfrartenauces, lor from Si6,GOO to $30,000. Money is abundant and seeking invest ment, aud cannot be employed more profitably. Let our wealthy men put their capital to ths pro dneiion of this most important article, at once. A lew days trace, an Illinois regiment arrived in Lexington, Ky., from Mount Sterling, accorn - pamed by a large number of negroes. Upon their arrival, the owner of ana of these negroes stepped forward, accompanied by a police officer, and claimed his properly. Immediately a num ber of the soldiers fixed bayonets, while an officer drew his sword, refusing to give the r.egro up>. The owner of the negro of course had to leave without his property. The Federal authorities, a few days since, inter fered at an auetiou sale of negroes at Nicholas ville, Ky., aud broke it up. The negroes were offered for sale by a sheriff under cxecut’on. The papers of the .State give utterance to very strong expressions about the matter, aud plainly say that unless Linooln’s officials cease interleiing with the laws of Kentucky, “lamentable conse quences will follow.” Tho money of three of the leading Tennessee Banks is selling at Louisville at ono per cent, discount. It is Btated that there is one incipient case cf small pox in Columbus, Ga The patient is a d':3- charged soldier, wtaj contracted the disease before his return. TheGoUad (Texas) Messenger, mentions three negroes there that ruu the blockade from Havuu nx to Pori Lavaca ou the "Kush.” It had been soma years since Cubaneuroes wire imported into Texas, though the thing has been done before. News has been received at Raleigh that on Sat urday, Bill inst , twelve regiments ot abolitionists left Newbern, and on the Allowing day two trans ports and five gunboats were sceu ascending the Chowan river. It is said also that on Sunday a land lorce of about ten thousand was seen moving Irom the direction of Suffolk, all tending towerds Weldon. In ths Legislature of North Carolina, a bill pro hibitiug the distillation of spirituous liquors trom grain flas passed the House. The penalty fixed tor the violation of the law is a fine of SIOO and imprisonment for ninety days, for each offence. One of tbe most inexcusable wants of the Con federacy has been potash. It could easily havo beeu supplied had there been an intelligent aud prompt attention en tbe part es officials towards the -indication • and encouragement of proper branches of home industry. The las! Congress pa?*-d an ac' to txeopi shoemakers, 7with certain rest!muons ns regards the profits on shoes. The Mob- e Reg’ste - says it flo attention is to be pa cl to this portion of the iaw. then it becontis tbo duty of the Commissioner i’, indeed, wt* have one in this community—to conscript every shoemaker who dio. rgaids this law and pnt them in tho army. Some of the Texas planters are urnirg their attention to wine rocking, ft j* stated that they are making a eery superior article. Th, peep e of Vx-ksbnry ar* r»ry sane nine of their abil ty to bold the city. The delay in the . tfc" - ut a,r. who •* supposed to be wait ■ tor a 1 . ra th river. Jus ex bee” w,t|>o;;* pnfii to ur define-s. Toe woona, al< c measure, ioe: writer served lt> c.-cesl t.e rx e neats 01 th Yauh. > push **t>, b:.v« fcee.i ci .i j c.-eared r.v, u ihat no vessel era » s’’. ; j wuhra renge oi it.e c.ly. Our hV.K• ie-. 2:1 Ml | ins' w-oter. Breastworks have Ft 1 ii,r - jin the *tre ,sos the city. ' 1 The Richmond Examiner «»ts tiuieie 1 ~v nr j scarcity of breadstuff? 1.: ihe HonA lai > • 1 tribotit n m uceqna There is «* and fl, enough tu ur ta 'ar in > trgtflia. North CaioUna and Han Tennessee to feed the eatire Confederacy, isle wont i ’ ;; ..usport. ;a .. ii. ,-.s is what' ui .*-* flour, Ac , so dear in some sections. A citizen 0! Alabama, who. we ucdeib’aad, has been seven weeks ia Nashville, eflecied ms es cape, no matter how, some days ago, and repoils tte Abolition army, in and about Nashville at about 40,000 and areally demoralized.—that an almost mdiscritn aats robbery of the cit zi-ms by the soldiers is going ou—and that three regiment’s of Kentucky troops were recently disarmed and sent back, because of distrust in’their loyalty to tbe Lincoln Government, evidenced by their frequent declarations of a purpose to raise the white flag, in tbe event of an engagement with the Confederates. Winchester, Ya , is or.ee more in the possession of Confederate troops. Counterfeits of thaEoyer A Ludwig bills es SIOO and S2O have bsen again offered in Charleston. All persons reesivmg tnsss denominations of Con federal* nets* shOßid examine carefully. Xevtn Snmtnsrr. y - irfip':eb''r ’CO! respondent of the C” u:.i ’ie En i'iiv-r sa7s tbe Louisv.lie Journal affirm [ • .i 'je -edera’ Genera!. Morgan, with a force j }"■ <i v/ Ji', on Ibe march tor Cumber ;»n'! . ywith th,- firm determinate® of quartern g hia'tro >ps n Kaox-dl- tbe present winter. Guess ; not. , j -u a** is p.’..fi*d rt Huust n, Texa.*,on the IStu p ■V, ..to th cents per pound,»a: a ; :. c'ts : ■- fit; v, p’ l - 1 c«flu' «d«-50 P, r uuudred; c -r«, p r husbe*. AGIO to $1 a.., -r-i, , 3,1 i , mis; i-otit’c-.e, per oushel, . , .- re .—' ■i lat Bamt. 8. C., on lO.b tnst., u ./ to v the ground a house owned by Ml. •1 bourns Foxwortb. The lire originated u a storc livuue c.'ui .iuing the furniture of Dr. I ritctiurd. 11. e : arm to r.- wa - s^v-d. •J Wednesday af.eraoou hist, while three men wetT ramming home a shell into a rifle caution, ,’a -u'i viia'» island, Caarleston harbor, the uus sile exploded. The rammer tore off the arm of t i guauera and the Laud oi the third, and filtetn gii'Jiers standing near the piece were more or lei, injured by tbe fragments ol t.e sued. Fi-iidc ol these, i! >e leaned, will lose their s'ght. Ti,. .’opt -of Louisville uni Sol them K-.u --tacrv genera,iv ure beginning at length to enjoy p.ume of the benefits ol Abolition rule, aad are at ii- b--viutr their eyes opened to the fact that •he'promts* i. protection of their rights, be cause ot‘ their “ loyalty,” from tbe Abolition despot aid hu satellites, turns out to be a de'u- ion T . Mayor of Louisville bss issued a ca-d crying out against the outrages committed by the Aboli'ion soldiery in that city, and appeal „, to the powers that ba for protection. Even tic L'Uisvile Journal admits that some ot the r'ederal treops iu Kentucky have behaved badly in retard to slaves, and have giveu the people ui teal Blute a great deal of trouble* and inflicted them- very material injury. The Union it’.-i.rj in Kentucky, who would manacle that g,Plant .State io the car of tfce despot, caa no Pn.p-. r deceive her people as to the treacherous . ns oi the Fed-. 1 al Administration with regard to her future. They begin to realize at best that her soil is being tram pled by the bools of both a military and civil tyranny. in Misiissippi, Judge Hancock has decided Unit t • hue exemption iaw does not apply to persons who were enrolled end mustered into service prior ti the 11th Oeiober—tbe time of the pus rage Tll the act. Wo lcnrti that thii'i ie three more cssrs of small pox rear Floyd Springs. S -nator Henry, r.l Tennessee, effected a narrow escape Iron, li e ankees aft W days ago, bull,w Re; 11, in Atknusai. A transport freighted v,, : a . .'ih. •uts's landed near his plantation and wr. - K:.k ; ng every arrangcineßt lor his appro : • ri. If-. 1 otii a means the rumor spread among their, ii largo Couftdtrate force had captured llvletu, and the tb.cves fled to tbc-ir bra* aid i.i-ai ed sway. The Sinator’n family are in Ki,..a’il!c. lie las not yet returned from Ark- Ci pp.e of ell kinds, is gualiy on tbe increase in RichMcnd. ’ The inst accounts ft- m Tennessee represent t! tour sir Idler? hav- ample supplies, while Ro- Bencraa* is so situated that- he must either fight or starve. Tha f cent movements of the Feiierals in Mis sissippi indicate that a battle will soon occur in that flection. U hay been recently reported by tclegiaph that the n ain force cl the enttii.y !ias advanced ’.vitiiio nicely imhti ol ifolumbns, Mits saippi. it is sin ird t’ at the 1111 st c > tiy aud extensive works out ;■ -,i R, in .• iut Wf". coti;; r.icied at this place. It t, roflimpiTo! titiie that Coiumbun fnay attrae* tfl.i attenii.m of Cere .1 Grant -q *itc ns ranch t s \ o', i.burg. , It is a city with not lens than fifteen ijion-.-'.d aii.id). . ti p.ituatcrt iu the o-idU 0! the , (Ik •;■ i-i: piantatioiis ot the Snnth. One tail undniiiali’e, an u;uiy cs'iH' l mo.c more than a ~ if.. i day »lr .n; h tl::' prairie lands, which bi gir.n . v #*oll' Pdfttotcc, 1 xteud Rcufh oae buo i el mlien Our ciyuiry and the people will c)-; ::.!y . -he Mobile A Ohio RaUroad; • lit is He-nra! tJi-aul’s dettgt: to «o operate with ", i trs tvat ''iicj new ft Mobile, as well j as wi’-jt I’.u i’:i ,’i,’e* v'lii st Vicksburg, tic will jI. ;•,; to c . 'or ' carch tt rough.® country iu |w;.. U t •.■ 1 ,il find friends between him and tbo Th: ffttnnrary maensr in which fie military ? -pr . -..1 th. ti.bi.ccr at Fredcrieksburg, on' ? ippr;.. ii'-. es Bum fide, adutinislered a [!i.iv ti , p,ciiii tiou iu U b,\- mo in H.' monJ, fnuvi j 'vi.ii'h it 1; ns not Jot roeoverad. | i. ,iv. Hmi in, of Tear.,-s<:e, La; edatraetc J with j p-i, •>. s •ii .' . ill, , V'a , for four hundred bui-bcls i v s fat’ -hi'?. 1' i*t■■■■ ho .ffstributod among the c unties in i'.iniii s a", hccoHling io thefr neces- Kitics and popiiUli ii. Mcssts Mur shall -it Go , ol AtlnnU, uic oiaoufac Imi-.iq Morse’s p. 'cnt improved breach-toudiug r-• I;v. . I- full I - -gth from butt plate to mvz'.ic ii thirty-four inches, its weight sev 11 pounds,- its lqrgi.ii ol hi n et, twenty 1 aches ; it shoots acoui lift 1 . ti' 1 v lour one .hundredths ol au inch in Ji.ii-, alight hundred yards with perfect ic. iip iicy ; while if held at an c jgyation of foity ii-ude. m s, it - ili throw the biii ono mile auu it quarter. wUhnut bring strained. The ii.ugd.:- fjuicu boundary lino between Geer and Florida, las never yet been settled, uar iii it t.irely to be Or tome time to conic- The Georgia commisnoners want vrbat in termed the Vi'ataou line adopted. The Florida commission era decline the proposition made ou the part oi 0; orgia, anil maintain lhn question is uo tong r air tip. ;: one, having been settled by tbe action of tho Governor and Legislature of both .Stales. Some of the Florida prptrs advocate the adop tion of tbo MeNetl lioeusa final winding up ul the coutrovetty. . Cca. Cobb and his gtalf— consisting of Major T;,0111 ua, M ijir Cobb, Caj.t. Barrow, Li u s Cobb, Harrow i.ud i’ope -have arrived nt Quincy, Florida. The Q iincy Dispa'ch says : “Wa feel confident that a siicr. fin e wilt develop the icet that Gen. Cobb is tb.i right man in tbe right place, aud that his usual energy and zaal for our cause wUI ere lorg gather utonuU him an army of Soutberu patriots that will bird di fiance to the raids of ■our brutal and insolent foe.” - Tbe Richmond papers state that the small pox war first introduced mta that city by some re in;. ,and Confederate prisoners who bed been ex )><. ii to the disease by their Federal captors. TANARUS! . it: not the first instance where this infamous ne ,as been done l’risoners who were sent to V ; sburg foire time since were exposed to tbe an- use beibre they were permitted to return, ’i'll i.ost uncivilized savages .would not be guilty dl inhuman deeds like these. The Lincoln offi citt'v a, pear to excel in barbarity every thing that is 1 corded iu history. V ken the Feo-.-.al Genera! Prentiss was a pri on-: at Selma, A!& , an incident occurred, which and. r oses the despicable character and swindling propensities of ths man : In order to support tbe dignity and rank ol a Yankee Genera’, he deemed sundry costly luxuries necessary, aud 111 order lo purchase them, he sold bis bill upon a banker in Louisville foi some thousand dollars, to a cred ulous puichaser. This b il, upon presentation, the banker refused to pay, alleging thut he had no 111 ml3 ti Gen. Prentiss’—never hrd any transcc ti '.no with him whatever,and that the bill was not worth a pinch of snuff. The contemptible trick st-.r is now in command i.t Memphis. Any one who is under tbo ru!o of a man $0 devoid o! prtir c'.ple, is truly to be pitied. We learn that there are a large number cf let tors addressed to Eoldiers which cannot bs deliv «red for want of proper direction, and which are sent quarterly to tbe Dead Letter *Oflice. S;u h le'tets will b: certain to reach the parties to whom they are addressed it' the plain rule is observed of i. liir. ..:i V- 1o tbo care of the regiment and company of which the aeldier is a member, giv ing besides It e number and the name of the State to which the regime ui belongs. Avery large number ui r.upaid ielt. rs arc uc-ty franked front . U ’ soldier to .mother, and as the “Army Mail s-engkr. ” 11 equeiitiy refuse to take those le - t ■ 3 -roin th; l’osionice upon the plea that tbe .1- ; : w:!t not r r rand F.trn the mo.iey, fincse ; - t t be D :ad Letter Ofiice. In p t v- : a■; '’ .' iv, . thoasiiuit of such 11a i ! 'l'ar.ked L Hers were sent back from the Wiu •ciu' 1* r Postcftiics alone. Cure should bs taken to i.-rcpsy the postage on soldiers letters, ual'sn di i . • with part rfi .us to ibe rtgim-.nt. Ac, as .-ilaied a ove. I‘-■ '"-lers in Ricun.o .and uie buying gold at 1,9 u and p elting ;t : pttmuic.. 1 ■ .’_c u .Pen,':; iVt- sbvrp, decided that, :-i the I . S'd«nt’.i procu ration or martial • fottoor J i'll me r: of fiosgrrsi cf February xT. iafii,«tt orii.og ban to suspend tho writ of * ..vo ’ cori . h»d expired, inurtia’. iaw bad ceantd to *xst ta that city, t herefore the order ■ of General French, probib ting tbo sale ol ardent spir t- vt iv.e.-iibu gai lot a space ot ton milts -e cJ . ■ ’ hm i upon c;t zms, icim much a<- Pet- slurg was u*'. a military camp. ..a.K-’ :i cou ••- ’t. - 1 s authority 1 e-t ih- On Fiiaay, Dec. i4. fleur sold in Richinond at do'irrn a Parrel, and 'nbi'-c'* at from Uurtv-flve to nirty ceats a pound. Tt-’e Yirgfi" S»«- ■" Cha’vber*? Springs, for •(,. * . .»,! ie i- 0 ,and .-’w *t. ’•nr-t been snfd’ Kv ' ! t . ' . S ate (' mat -avs'haf a ’ . ...... . i.uiip' 1 Yark-.J so. i.r„ with ~jj . . I >s. r . ovc-; of a ‘3ml> , •er .. N w . u F.'iqiiacaia.c.'Uiiiy, ~nd c-'-m- j > ivvcl.irg ex-; -.0, tcciiapanmc by i -uu. . ’ :r,d.-r Ih-’ New! iamnj c ns.aied , n i.rl- fat ’he and on. busg ' ... ~1 iw vm N -wbv wb«’ they waated, shot 1 h ' I tad Th ■" r i proceeded t:. the bC’ireom I ot the n£ <: ccaple. fragged them cut ot bod, atid.| lea'-d the old mso. nrid so abused the old | Uay tha* she fsm'e • under tbeir brutality. Hav j in,, ai need the inmates of the house they pro- 1 c .t and; i to demolish the fnruiture, earthenware and ! giajs.and then proceeding to the oothouses they j ki!!e ;-a u'tuber 0! hogs and cattle, and finally ; left, tak :-g neari® one hneffred negrees with them. Gbivoxsx.—On Saturday we received taiorma- Uon that Mr. Raseell E. Eason, a young gentle man 0! inis city, who, for many years had been connect;a with tbe house of Btevenson A Cos,, bad d ; *d or diptheris in Richmond. Mr. Eason’s Lath w . be lamented by many of bis veung ac qaa'Gtances. He was a member of one of our city companies; who volunteered for the war in Vir ginia; but. having much experience inthecom pcuading of medicices, from his connection with the bouse above mentioned, he was detached, j and tor tfce past twelve months has rendered j most effective service at the South Carolina Hos-! pital in Richmond,— Chariton Mercury, I S(irtli»r;i New*. Uplan Icitr n ! .t-!y su’d a- Phi’a' 4 e , pbia for S cents per pound. TbeContederatr stearners Autonicaand Leopard, from Cbr-riestou, have arrived at Nassau Tbe Nassau papers are growling terribly about tbe dmags ol the Ft ii .a! Coumi?dor% Wifkes, and cx'l upon tho English Uovoriuaent io punish .him for his insolence. Ot the nine new Federal’ Monitors—two are finished ; four nearly ready; two just launched; and ecu ready to launch. The report of the Federal Secretary of War is a very grandelcquent one. He enters into an elabo rate view es the military operations of the Yankee Government since the commencement of sectional hostilities. It is stated by this official that ihat port uu of the United States which is now, or has beeD, the theatre of military operations, is com prised within ten military departments. The forces now opp-ratmg in these several department?, according to the latest official returns, amount lo seveu hundred and seventy-five thousand three hundred aud thiity-six mon, officers aad privates, fully armed aud equipped. Since the reception of these returns at the official bureau, this number has been increased to an excess of eight hundred thousand, and it is added that, when the different quotas are filled, the armies now in the field will number a million ofmeu. The Federal Secretary of War has authorized the raising of nine months’ recruiis, iuslead of drafting men in Kentucky. There is said to be two thousand Federais in the hospital) at Bowling Green, and the nineteen hos pitals at Louisville are also filled with the sick and wounded. By tbe way of the North, wa h»ve later news from Mexico. No engagement between the French and Mexicans has yet taken place. The r.iad from Puebla to tbe capital is being fortified. Tfce Mexicans are united and ve;y enthusiastic. Hevera! oi the guerilla leaders hava given iu their adherence to the Government. The'rebel gue rillas in Buizlles have been routed, and many of their officers taken prisoners and shot, in the diplomatic dispute lefiveen Mexico and Prussia, in regard to the tax of one per cent, Prussia was worsted. Military rule hos been declared in several of the Mexican States. Sickness contin ued to exist in the French fleet to a fearful ex ’vat; tniuy officers have died. A furious gale lots caused great damage among the shipping at, VeraOrt'z and Saorificio; a large number of ves sels wore wrecked, and many lives lost. .Gen. Lorenay was scon to start for France. The Miunesotta people en masse, are in favor of tb» execution of the three hundred Indians, a3 pe r “Pope’s” order. Rear Admiral Elie A. F. Lavallette, of the United Whites Navy, died last we*k in Philadel plria, iu the Bevantv-third year ol bis age. He was a native of Virginia. The Philadelphia laquirer revives the cry of “On to Richmond,” and makes a very urgent up peal for “every banner, every journal, every citi zen to join iu the try.” The Inquirer says the in id to Richmond is a “straight one,” and the way to got these is 1 > “whip the Confederates.” That is a thiog the Federais have not yet succeed ed in doing-and probably will not Tbe Cincinnati Commercial, ibe leading Aboli- Cau paper in tho West, has come to the conclusion ihn'i. the war in “some cf its aspects looks very unfavorable for the Federais.” Northern papers will tell tho truth occasionally—although it is a raie thing lor them to do so. A person sailing under the 11 aim: ol Rev. J. B. Aughey who was u prisoner 10 Mississippi aud made bis • escape lias keen regaling North eru audiences with the way in which the “Confederates scald Federal prison*rs to death. ’’ The bigger tbe lie such scamps got up, tue more followers they will always have in Lincolndooi. Anything that is derogatory to the Mouth, 00 matter how strong a Munchausen taint it has, isguipbed down by lln ni with a vorccioua eagerness. •Some of the Northern papers flatter themselves that the Federate have troops enough in Virginia to tweep the. Confederates from the State “if” they were only cpincrntrated. That iiti!e 'hi,' appears always to prevent the Yankees Iron; bc-ing successful. Tbe Federais ai* speculating 1- git-at J*.J about the de3tinatio:i of il.irk) expedition. An Ohio pap; r gives an account ol u.a suunJe ol a man flamed l>jvi.d Lamb, who recently cut his throat with a razor, in consequence of his con viction that the political course lie had pursued was one of the causes of the preseut war. He had voted with the radical Abolition party, and aided :.h he supposed, in bringing the country into trou- Lio. The weight of his crime so pressed upon his eor.scieuo*-, that be was c matt aided to take bis ow 1 Ilf". It would h,; uii inedeniable blessing to the world if a lew thousand of the pestilent Abo litiou party could be so sorely conscience stricken us to indues them to follow Lamb’s example. Lincoln bus sent u letter to the military uu tfc; rides in Yonueaste, by one ot his tools from that State, in which undertakes to coax the Tea n -ssceami iuto electing members to the Federal Google; a, State Officers, Ac. Ol course those elected uiu;t be supporters of the despot, ; r ibey will not be allowed to hold office. The Yaukee papers tell ua that Roseucranz is rebuilding tbe railroad to Knoxville, und will not move until he has secured that truiieit tor bis sup plier'. But they do uol tell us that Geu. Bragg's troopers are culling up the road faster thug tios encracz repairs it. The Northern papers report an extraordinary number ol übsentreH from ihe army, who are roaming arid skulkiug over the w.iole North. There are nr>v over four thousand soldiers from Founayivauix iu the Hospitals at Washing ton. The N'w Yolk Herald says ihe results of the recent elections at Ibo North do not mean pence at the price 0! disruption, tint simply mean that the people are diisalistipid with lha meaner iu which the war has brers conducted. The Herald states (hut “tbo. Northern people are determined ta carry on the war wit i energy aud wish vigor, and thereby bring it to a speedy termination.” The Ilorald will tin J that the people of tho South are as determined ns those of the North, aud that the only way for the North to “terminate the war” ie to back down and acknowledge the independence of the South. The New Yoik correspondent oi the London Tinies makes some rich disclosures. He says the Federais have not lire arms enough; that their army is in want of blankets and rhoes; that their surgeons who are required in enormous numbers allot' every battle, are such bungling apprentices in ihe u l, that they kill by their ignorance, a lull half ot the wounded men, who, if more skillfully treated, might survive; and resort to ampu ation in hundreds of unnecessary cases with appalling recklessness; and finally, that on the-24th of Oc tober, tte back pay due McClellan’s army amounted to over $50,C0d,000, and that many regimmts had received no pay sines June.— Uncle Barp’s pocket must he getting low—the bragging assertibns of tbe Federal officials to the contrary notwithstanding. The steamship Republic has bem confiscated by tbe Federais government, (or sailing under a false register. The Federal War Department appears to be in great confusion. Among tbe names published ax dismissed fronr service iu disgrace, Ac., are those of several who have been killed in battle. Al though the Federal official) buve made a mistake, yet we think they have designated things by tbeir right names this time. For a mau is disgraced whenever he enters their temcc, aud ol course, be is disgraced Whenever he goes out of it—no mailer how he gets out. The St. Louis Republican, o! the 21st ult , re ports tbe river at that point rising at the rate of live inebrs in twen'y-four hours. H was almost eight feci above lo ? water mark of December, 1860 Tcere was seven leet full in the channel out to Cuiro. The Ohio has been riling a little Into ly, and theic was three feet over Scuilie’town bar on the 2lst. Tbe Missouri is failing from Leaven worth down. It is staled that the steamers Carolina aud Ed ward Hawkins, which left Havana with cargoes of clothing, medicines, arasa and ammunition tor the Confed rates have been captured. Stveral smul! vessels have srrived out at liu-> „na •v : -t'i cotton Four of these vessels bel 'ngtdToihe Confederates, and two w ere Irom at. Marks aud '.wo from Mobile. Ail the vessels were sebooue.s Ad.ic.'S from Grenada, Miss., by way of the Sort i. state that that place was taken possession by twenty thousand FcJerals, under Gen Hovey, Nov. SOib. Ihecit-ieoa lied ou the at) -pronch o! tUc Federal tropps. The Federal* suy wo bui new some httecu or twenty locomotives and about a hundred cars. Boa. Joseph S«ga«\ lUpresentalive i 0 Congress irom the Accouiac district in Eastern Virginia Las soli- ited Lincoln to appoint an Aeaivaar and Collector of the Revenue tor the counties of Ae eomac. Northampton andEiztbelh C ty, assuring him lint the inbab tints are vri.ling and lva .-> ? to bear their shave of tae burden of th ■ n:i ., - ; - a penaes. " r ' The Hon. Frank P. Blair, Jr., has resigned his EO«i in tar present Congrsarin order tct„t= com mand of a brigade at Helera, Arkansas. The esporis from New York—exclusive f ,t ! specie—irom Ist January te Ist December lgs2 ' ~-re $1£5.330,C47; same time 1861, {l2l 6ti7 827' ' ::u 1:30, $90,668,030, Tr.e -xporta of spece . .." rear v nth amcav 1 - * :0"5,514. against {3.32S 487 u J8«1. u • <41.7*0 ir in ls«.“ The '•oipcs's of dry > usi'M.gtt e ven month <of •he pi ifi: ♦.* .... te 1. about the same The total imp t - i". e tog general Merchandize— I’om Ist Jv.-.1H.-V Ist Dacemta lsog Weed ? ItiSA'-.-iy, and the' same tirpels-il, fin 100 . S2l—increase |4s,tw,Oft 1 . ' The feni caused by the removal of McClellan is still ;TOiig on in the North. The New York Herald to ta up the cudgels for McClellan, and says b : s removal was the greatest blunder ever made :u the war. l'be Federal Congress have dote hat Rule as y c l. Every thing that wonld have a tendency to stop the Abolition war has been voted down ; and every ibing that wouid tend to prolong it has been acted on favorably. The nigger guestiou is still the prominent oDe in that body. Id 1660, the Yankees made-and sold ninety mil. lions of dollars worth of boots and above; in 1882, nine millions will cover the amount. They have probably found out, ere this, that the South was worth something to theN’rth —notwithstanding the assertions of Mr. Lincoln and bis supporters that the “South waa a tody of death attached to the North,’’ sad that this touetry “coaid neTer prosper halt slave and half free." Experience ia a good teacher—but its lessons sometimes ere I very expensive. The Federate have andoubtedly | notick 8 0 DMti I OUN .I. N *D ( H£l»! i uto. \ u 7 l E f(_> and CREDITORS V AI A }*'*•** indebted to ihe of Adam Wilkinson, :ati.> of 1 oj-mai' county, decr'ascd, are requited to make - against estate me required to ore cut them, dulv a*tested w u.ib the time prescribed by law. y 1 ‘ * IQ ., MAUV E. WILKINSON, Adm's. November 15, 18t»-J. * 6w46 • KTOTICE. Li Al! persona Indebted to the estate oi Dr. Richard B iM. K e. late ol Og ethorpe county, deceased, are notified to make immediate payment; ana those bavin*; demands against said estate, win present them, duly authenticated, with in the time prescribed by law. AVA M. McKEK, Adn.’x. N ovenib.r 1., 1862. 6w46 • Notice to debtors and creditors. All persons D dbbted to the estate ot Henry Calvin, 'a’e of Richmond county, deceased, are requested to make Lmmedi ate payment; an«l tho.-:e having demands agairst said estate, will present them, duly authenticated, within the i• e pre scribed hv law. NICHOLAS GALLAHaK, Admr. November 11,1862. , Notice to debtors and creditors. No ice is hereby given to all persons having demands against WUllam \V. Wagon, late or Hancock county, de ceased. to present them to me, properly made out. within the rime prescribed by law, bo as to show their character and amount; and ail persons indebted to Baid deceased, are hereby -equlred to make immediate payment to me. LUCY WILSON, Nov. 11,* 1662. Ex’tiix of ffm W. Wdson.decu. I\TOTH3E TO DEBTORS AND CREDITORS, ll Ail persons having demands against Charles W. A late of Morgan county deceased, will present them within the time prescribed by law, and all indebted will f lease make im mediate payment. THOMAS H MOODY, Adm’r. Nov. 12, 1862. 6w46 Nor CE TO DEBTORS AND CREDITORS. Notice .s hereby given to all persona having demands agianst Jack L Britain, lute of Oglethorpe county, deceased, to prea-nt them to m properly made out witldn the time pre scribed bylaw, so 8s to show their charact r aud amount : and ali persons indebted to said deceased, are hereby requested to make immediate payment to me. JOHN V. COLLIER, Nov. 11,1302. Adm’r ot estate Jack L. Britain, dec and. jVTOTICE TO DEBTORS AND CREDITORS. LT Not'ce is hereby given to all per?ons having •..gainst Robert O. tar r, late of Oglethorpe county, de ceased, will present them to me, properly made out, with in the time prescribed bylaw,so as to Bhow their character and amount; and a'i persons Indebted to said deceased, are hereby required t o make Immediate payment to me. GEORGE W. CARTER. Nov. 11, 1362. Adm'r of estate R. G. Carte , dec’d. Notice to debtors and creditors. All persons indebted to the estate of-Jo.e h A. Graves, late of B rke county, deceased, are hereby notified to make immediate payment; and those having claims against either of them will present them, duly attested within the time prescribed by law. EMILY uRAVE* 4 , Adin’x. November 11,1662. * Notice. Al persons indebted to the Estate of Marion W. Wynne, late of ’Columbia county, deceased, will make immediate payment to the umlersigued, and tho.-'e having claims against said estate are notified to present them, duly attested, within the time prescribed by law. - MARY A. WYNNE, Adm’r. December 4,1362 6w44 Notice. All persons Indebted to the Estate cf Wiliam A. Avery, late of Columbia county, deceased, are hereby notified to make Immediate payment to the undersigned ; and those having claims against said estate* U 1 present them, duly at tested, within the time prescribed by law. GEORGE - . GRAY, Admr. December 4. >BOI. Cvr4s Notice. All-persons Indebted to the estate ot I.ar in R. Sc sson, lateoi VViika* r.ounty, deceased, will make immediate pay ment'o the undersigne i, and those having claims agaimt said estate are notified to p esent them, duly atto t<d, within the t ine prescribed by law. EL 1Z \ BETII SCI^SO-' v » Dece nbei 9,1802. Ow4J Ai’m'.stratriv. V' OI'iCETO DEBTOKS ANO t‘> It EDITORS.' Notice is hereby given to all persons having mauda- against John W. Klmbiough, late of Greene coun v, deceased, lo preaeuttr.cm to ua properly made out, with -the Ume prescribed bylaw so as to show their character ,nd amount; and all persons Indebted to said, deceased are vrtby required to make immediate payment to ua FETNAtI A. KIMBROUGHTAdm'x. LOCK El' M. KIMBROUGH, Adm’r. oi Jona W. Kimbrough, de eased. D? ember 13. IS'-2N Sw6l \JOT i(: E TO DEBTORS AND OR EDITORS, ll notice U here y \o all having dwn.-nd.s. again! Duke Williams, UVe ot Or. ene county, deceased, to pioi. nt the..u to me, prosily made out, within the time pre s ribca by -aw, so as to show their character aud amount; and ali persons Indebted to said and ceus.d, are hereby required t • make immediate payment to me. JOHN OOPKLAN, Executor of L die Wilhami, d.ceased. December 18.1562 faZiXZ Gw 51 SALE OF NEGROES, IN WASHINGTON, GA. \\ iLL be so il tc the highest bidder, on tlii Li t 1 i.CSday > T m JAN UOU text, mne i>'£ iKOES,. eon&lflriug ul a .Man 22 arsoJd ; two Women, the one 22 yea;a old, with rmr chdcreii, and the other 22 v-mra old, with two c lutre.n Send tor no fault. Terms each, or note with appro v- and rcruruy. i i:ey m-y be stKii at the I'lanjUliou < 1 J. W . Wilkiusju, \Vi.kca county, Ua. Idrc iO 2WSU] 11 J ADAMS. EXECUTOR’S SALE. BY virtue oi an order from the Court of Ordinary of Ogle* thorpe county, will be sold on the first Tuesday m j.- next, before Uie Court House uuor m i4eyi.hg tou, in a:*id - ojtily, a por.iou f ihe Ngnroec bt-.ongieg to the irSw..te of Young, rate of said County, deioiu-od, ior me bem-fi:-. ui ti c c:<id lo. s «>. and esutle. i trms Oa i.ay »1 aide. JOHN it. YwUao. t l • ».EONaRD G. IoUNG, ) «’• •-•• f.. * i J, ito ADftl iPi l RIX’S SALK. WJ 111 be So and oil the first Tuesday in *EtfRUAK* next, IT be.o.e the court house do >r in ih«* "i own or W u-hmg ton, W i.kea couruy, a'iruct or l.and in . ahl coun .y, on me Waters of i isloio reck, adjoin ng land; of Liibaoj i'u.Jen, uiul oiner.-5, coUtaiLii g two lam tied uud . ighty ucie.- more or 1 sa. At. o. •)uc i a m-gio in ai and Dnk a boy. 80l ua the property of hoa.ua -. Neuman, deceased ior nc* ben-fit of the Leh\- a:.d c editorauf said 'jerrns made known ou Lie day «and su e. Oecem. ci y, ltiG2.. Ow-ty fciIAKDiAiViS SALL VV ILL be arid on the flit! 'J ue.d iy in FEBRUARY next V V beioie tuo Cuu.t nous*; door in *.iie To an of VVaahlng on, W iliceo LOaut/, a iio.se und L A in tai * Town of Wathu'g to.i. a. jo.mug lot of oo.ia and . eadoy, and others. fcO and as the inoptity ofuriuoiiOi M.s. Sarah a. Wingfiriu, deceased, for the ben- at o sud n inors. Terms made known on the day SAMUEL vv . YNN, Guardrail. Detea.b.l ts, 1862. 6 w4t) I>ILL of iutup.e. der and lor CYustrucion in Oglethorpe 3 Court. Sheiod McCarty, Executor o; Belun M.(dy, uec> asoJ, vs Tchv-.r B. Goo.sby, and others. It ppearing iLULtae and *:e-.dant* V. y. Buiku and John.F. <teed and his wife cane, reside o t of me Cilate of Georg u It is ordered that they appear at the u xt te. mos tils Couit to lC he and «*u tlie thl.u Monday iu April Lext, .ouiake their defence to sad oiil, and that tne same te ».ervi.d ou tu. in by Ihe publ craon bl tuL ord r oi ce a month I.r four n.untLs in* t..e We-ixiy Chronicle & Senti-itT, published iu Augusta, the lust pubdeut ou to b. at least thirty uuys prior to tne next term. A line eatra .t froui fljluutes ot Oglethorpe aupeiEr Couit, Uct«>bs. aer 1t62, ihu» 22d Octobe , 1862. F. J R08.N.-UN, C. J3. C. O, C. .October. 2,1362. i*m4m_49 EXECUTOR’S SALE. BY virtue of the last wiil and testament of Mrs. Ann Daniel, deeded, wdl be isoid . t tne Market House, .n the town ol Louisville, Jeitertmn county, Ua., on the first Tuesday In JANUARY next, mb teen hundred and sixty-nine acres ot Land bCiOng ng to said estate, raid body of La M lies within one mle ot no. io>£ Geutiai Haiti oad ; it is good farming land, with about 40 * acres under fence anu iu a good state of eu.ti va ion. Oa the premises is a good Dwelling Ito use, with 6 rooms, cook house, negro house, gin Louse aud - packing screw, u and aii Winer i.ect&iary buddings. Terus, one-fourth cash, the balance twelve uioniiii credit, i'uruhaser to pay ior t.ltics. J. S. Pri'iEius, . • ELI AicCRONE, ) November .8, 1862. 6w13 i Oil TONED ADMINISTRATOR’S SALE. WILL . e soli ou the first Tuesday in JANUARY next bride the Court liou.-.e door ii Appling, Cclumbia cjunty, a . reeaMy to au order of the ordinary of taid county, a true- ot Laud, lontaiuiug h ive Hundred Ac es, mo e or less, about forty or fifty a .res bottom End, lying aud being ui said county, oa the waters of Little River, adjoining lands of John Catleg , Mis. Tanke sly and others tooidas the property of the estrie if R. Aveiy, deceased, for Un beneflt of the hriis urnl redit jih of deceased, l erms ca-h. GEORGE W. GRAY. Adm’r. December 4, 1862. 6w49 POSTPONED SHERIFF’S SALE. tlllLL be told a» Appling, Columbia county, between the V f legal lours of tale, on the i isl Tuesday in J AX'* UAu Y next, the fol.owing property, v.z ; one Livery {Stable and Lot in to vn ol Tnomsoa : Lcvi' douas the property of Hopkins Tillery to satisfy an attachment issued Lem colurnb a Inferior Couit iu favor of William Tillery, vs. Hopkins Tillery. JOHN E. LARK in, fcheriff Executors’ Sale of Laud Ul Negroe.*;. AGREEABLY -to the lasi will and tes’ament of Thomas No.an, late ot Morgan county, d* ceased, will be sold De fore C uit House door m tne town ot Madison, on the first Tuesday m JANUARY next, a numt er of Negroes belonging to the (State of said deceaeeu ; <d3o, about six hundred acres < f Lund, a pan ot which is exce lent bottom land. All told as the property o; the cslate cf said and ceased. T erms on the day ol mi e. THob L. NOLAN, ) JUDGE K. NOLAN, } ... (JUiNEA R. NOLAN, ) 11X18 Novembei 3«», 1862. 6w48 S4O Reward. STRAYED OR STOLEN, INKOM th« subscriber, TWO Al ARE MULES, one a ' Daik Lay Male, three year* old next t*priug, l».rg-: ot age—hail ( n a ) ok** when -he 1 It : the other a L gut 8* *;rei, w.th asm-til ?-». r m the foieheid. They left my residence on th.* lvth day of November. Iwl 1 give tb.* above rewar 1 for both, or twenty d.illa-s tor e.iher, with a iib.rdl reward for the detection < f the th er, if stolen. My a-ldr.sa is Falrm unt i'. GoMon county Oa. dec 14 lfiwfiO WM A. WHIIE. W A is’ Ijis o, Vsliß i t » i t i E to take u.e ptac-i ; i u n. -.a now In the Ar i y l V irgin ••*. Au - ' f >r ? : , j M.d t »ii jec? ta the* ’..n ; :,*.-t l.« *. %vii‘ r/J i'-cr. ;i/ pi u . Ajpv to tlie •’» d:*-Ts’.gn . • M :. , Col am -i - c U l* wvn *-«■ FLATIfANiEi. UAIL i SWEDE IKON ANI) PLOW STEEL. AudOD asjattaiebt of hiVKlii. ißoft. ana PLOW M r KL, embracing very cean&Me slz.s tor plaolit on t.uro ;.63, for rate to qnaotitt. a to ault&urchaaera, try v v w. i '. gckJdricb. nov 50.&13w48 _ ffl B—idife , Augu-ta, Oa BOOK-BJIVDisR WANTED APPLY IMMEDIATELY, at this office. “Wanted, OLD LKDflfiK COVERS, OLD DAY BOOK COVEKS, OLD CHlft K BOOK COVERS, OLD BLANK BOOK COVEBS, OP AST KiM>, • EXECUTOR’S SALE T " OF LAWD AND jnEGR a.v, IN UKFKVc.-rORU ’ tGO., 0\ THE FIRST TIKSfVW I\ FFBRIIIIV, ISO3. pc HSU ANT to be iat vdi ami te urn nt Duh»- Wil- JL 11 ru.-*, at ■ tOr »*•; co .i.ty, Ga„ dec ai- 1 . wi i be 811 (0 tlr -high •• i!a v, iu mmuT of tin Court 11 tt e dnjc in Greemsbo <>’, eii tuo flr.t l in FEBRUARY next, during the legal i ou-a o aae, the true ofL ml on which sad deccaed lived at *c time r t mir tie tn, lying in Use waters > 1 ShoulJtrbone cree , In raid ‘'utility, containing tluoe hundred acres, more or Us-\ adjoining lamia ot Jehu B. J.ickai it atid O haul oh Cope'and. ALSO, At *h» same t'nie ant pla will be sold, theNegors . longing to estate ot sai l Duke Wll iann. dec : sand, to wit : Osborn, a man about in ) cat sos Adam, u man about 85years« t a c ; Four, a man about 82 years ot age ; Mima, a woman a v o. t 70 yrars ot age ; Ccly, a woman about • 5 years of age ; Marin..a, av. outan übout 20 ears of a A e. and her tiir. ec: i:- dren, vl/.; Stephen about 4 yea vs old, llenrv ab-juf a m-u.s v t age, and an Intact ; Josephine, a woman abou. 13 years of -g ', un.l h rt wo chil Ten, viz; George about 4y. arscld ami Jb'aunv about two years old ; . ~ William, a boy pbout 6 years if age ; Hairi t a woman about 85 years V sage * Al; soil A3 the iTopinv.of Duke WiHßms dee age?, lor thebe eit of the liei-s aud creditor . Terms on the diy u sale. JOHN COPELAN, Executor of Duke Williams, decens and. Dec c mber IS, 1962. 7 w fit) ADM INISTR ATOR’S SALE. WILL be old.on the first Tuesday in JANUARY next, within the legal hours of fate, before the Court House door iu Lexington, Oglethorpe county, Georgia agreeable to an order ot the Court of Ord nary of said county, one likely Nego Woman, named A nth on tt, about seventeen years of age, an 1 her eh Id Ida, eight mmithsold. Bold as the proper ty of Wm. H. Cone, dece laid, ior the benefit of the heirs and Ci ditors of said deceased. Terms ou the day of sale. Nov. 11, 1362. IHOS. CALLAHAN, Admr. Au minis ti*a tor’s Sale OF LAAD AND NEGROES. 4 GRKEABLY to on order fom the Ordinary of Blorgan 2V ouiuy, will be sold before the Comt House d>:r in th * town of a:a I son, on the fl s* Tuesday iu • JANUARY next, tha* well k’ own an i valuab’e Tlantut'on and Mills, kno.* r. as 's Milts, it being the place wore John (L Mo loom lived at the .ime < i his dealli contdoing between •is and seven hundred acrea of Land, more or lea-*. Also, twi hundred .and seventy acres known as th» ■* o'oy plac*. Also,eight likely Negroes—.%sen, M'omeo, Boys ami Girls. All sold as the pro perty of John CL Malcom, iltceasid. 'l trms ot sa eon the day. HILLBMAN il-vM'K. Adm’r. V IRT UOL f S Ai MAI .CUM, Adm’x. Nov 12, 1362. EXEUUI'ORS SALE. W ILL be sold, at Appling. Columbia county, on the Ur.-=t Tuesday in JANUARY next, the following property to wit: Ml ey, a Neg o Woman, and her two Children—Hoinu lu«, a boy, and Louisa, a girl. Sol i agreeable to the will of W. W. irtODe, ti?r the benefit of the heirs. Terms on the day of sale. JOHN F SUTTON, Quai. Ex’r. Nov. 12, 1862. 6w4G ADMINISTftAi’OH’b SALE. BY virtue ol an order of,lhe Court ot Ordinary of Lincoln county, will be sold before the t Joint House door In *aid county, on the first Tuesday In .IA.nUARY next, between the 1 »wful hours of sale, the following property, to wit: Toni, u man 40 y*ara old,and Wa-h a man 45 ye rs old. Sold a the propefty belonging to the estate of Chatty Sale, late * ■ s.ud county, deceased, tor the benefit of the h irsand credit* * or said deceas- and. Ter mi m the day of sale. Nov. 8.1662. FE\ TON W. SALE, Adm’r ~Adßtlnlstfttivr*4 sale oi hand. AGREEABLY to an ord> rof the Ordinary ot Morg > County, will be so and before the Couit House door in t town of Madison, on the list Tue.-day In JANUARY w\\ Btventy hundred and fifty acres of Laud, more or less, it being the Lands and RRutation owned by Robert A Hrior, ueceased. lying upon Big {Sandy cre*k, about teu mil s northwest. *f Madison: go.d wat r; healthy, ml the beat of society. An > p non desirous ol making a piuchaseot a valuable Fur u. would do wed to examine the ea.ne before the day if sale Sold ; s the property or Robert A. Frior, deceased, for the l eneflt oi the lioirs ami creditors. Terms on day ot 3 le. JAMES O. A. RADFORD, Adm’r November 17. 1862. 0W46 ADM 11\ ISTK ATOR’S SALK. BY virtue of an order of the court of Ordinary ui Lincoln county, will be .-old on the firs' Tuesday iu JAN UAK v next, before the Coun. House door in said count y, between t lawful hours of .-ale, the following prqpcrty, to wit: The gif es belonging to the estat of Wiulain <J. Robertson, late. Bold county, deceased, consisting of Women, Children u t oys. Sold for the benefit, of the Lelis and creditors old ceased. Terms on the day ot sale RU HARD t. TOMF&INB, Adm'; Ctev 16,18C5. 6WW ADMINISTRATOR’S SALE BY virtue of an order from the Court ol Ordinary i I J« U* i Bon county, will be told afcthe Market House in the t*rv/ oi i 4 t-.u-.-vll;e in said county, in the first Tuesday iu JAN U A K t iu xt, wiihin the le>al bourfi of sale, the following Neg. Slaves, to wit ; Dennis, a man about 25 y«ars o;d ; Mary, . won* m about S>, and her four chilorec— William, u l»oy abo 15, Louisa, a gin about 10, Jenny, a girl about 7, aud Aleck, ; boy about 5 yearn old. «old ns ihe prop ny of Th- iuas I Hollilll, late of said c; unty, deceased, for tlie benefit of tl heirs and creditors of ?aid deceared. 'Terms made known o the day oi rale. K 1 »V AUD 11. W. li UN TER, Adin’r. Aov•; m! >i r 2J, h < - ' * *v 4 ?DMIN MU ATOR’S SALE. l GKH.EABLY to an cut*., tiom the Codt *of Ordinary i. Xjl'< olumt ia county, will be BjIU ou the liist Tu-sday i JANUARY next, u 1 the Negroes belonging to the estate of Rich arc Avery Among the Negioc-s are two likely Woiuti . one with bix childien, the other with thie# ; a so, thr« «> like lehows. Hold frth - benefit of the heir; aud c editors of ta.d estate. Terms on cay oi tale. GEORGE W. GRAY, Ad . i. Novcmb r 25, lifiL 6 AGw 17 ADMINISTRATOR’S SALE. IN pursuance of an order from the Ordinary ol Colu mb.* county, w.htesold ou the first Tuesday in JANUAItY next, before the Court House uoor in the village of App lug. between the usual hours of tale, one acre of Land belonging i the estate of the .ale John U. Watson, with the Improvements thereon. It being the placv occupied by the late Jenny Fuller t.fiui g lauds ol Juo. B. Watson, Shockley, and other*. 1* rms L-h, rs. Y/ATSUN, Adm'r November 32, 1862. 16w47j of Jn >.C. Walton, deed. ADMINISTRATOR’S SALE. AGREEABLE to an order gran l edDy the .Ordinary ol Co lumbia county, will be sold on the first Tuesday in FEBRUARY next, bold.e the Court Houue door in Appling, Columbia county, tnc tra< t of Rand, situated iu said county, ou the road leading fom Augusta to Wrightabo o’, .adjoining land?, o' Alexander R. B ‘all, J F W 1111 am?, fc>. A. Gib on and M. Jones, containing* l -vi.n hundred more or lee, with all theLeceisary cutbuMdiiigs,giaiouse, packing sere./, Ac. f'ol tas property belonging t •• inn estate of the late Mart..a U. Bow ate, ceceascd, oi said count , Teruii oa day of bale. W. S. JUNES, Ad u’rde bon snon cum test meut.o ai.nexo, December 2,1&2. 6w4S TRUSTEE’S SALE. BY virtue of a deciee granted by the Hon. W. W.Hott, Judge of the bupeiior (Jourt of the Middle Circuit, at Chambers, there will be sold at the Market House ru the town ol Louisville, Jeflerson county, on the first Tuesday u J an u- ARY next, within th«i,i*gal hours us f.ule, the iollowlug pro perty to wit: one Negro olave, John, a man about. 80 Years old. a vt-ry good carpenter ; several unimproved Lots iii ;-ui i town lying in fiontoftlie te iuence of Mrs Qclnny and cepa rated from me lota of 11. L. (Juiub.e by the street Lead ng from the County Jail to the residence of Dr. R. A. Gar via. Alto, the ofilce and premises, on the co.ner ol the square nea v t e Market House ; also, me House and Lot fronting on the M r street, and situated between the residence of Mrs. Susan .•. Robbins aud said office ; also, the lloute and Lot ok theeoi l < t of the square, bounded by the strict leading irom the Al ir ce ilouse to th- Wajnesb »io’ roa i and the street leading :i'im the Academy to the Bark C imp road, both of taid Lotu . i ive all neces.i.iry out-buildinga. The above property will t-- ol i aathe property of the children of Thomas li. Folh 11, de ; e!, for ihe purs.o3C cf a division. Terms made known on t n a > of tale. WILLIAM A. WILEiNS, Trustee November 22,1 C 2. o 17 ~ EXE&JTOR’K SALE. BY virtue of the last will and testament of John F. .. or. la eof Jefferson county, dec ase l, t .ere win be 1 1 s the A’arket in ihe town of Louisville, on the it -a .■* day in JAN UARY next, ali ot the Land be onging t j .he is tateof said ■ e.eaßed. to wit; several adjoining tiactp, con taining about twenty-two hundred acien, ire re or less, adjoin ing the lauds of Lindsey Coleman, Absalom AlcD miel, Bamuei Smith, Hamilton RMford, and others. The place Is wt-T uu proved ; upon it there is a good Mi 1 House, ,vo. TVrpis made known on the day of sale WILLIAM i\. BFIEK, Fx r. November 22, lwfii. 6w47 EXECUTOR’S SALE. BY virtue ot the lost will and testament ot rlhha am, ale of Jefferson county, < e:wi-ed, will oe sold ou be flisl Tuesday in JANUARY nex:, at ihe Market Homemthe town ot Ljuisvilm, twerty Negroes belong)* g to said dt ceased. Solo for tne bemfi. of the India and cr<dubr3 of s .id di ceased Terms on*the d*y ol sole. M ARGA RE I* CAIN, Ex’rrix. November £2,1863. «w 47 EXECUTORS’ SALE. WILL LesMdon tiie fl.st. Tuesday in JANURAY next.a tract of Laud in Oglsthoipi county, giv nby Woodson Darnel, in hb iuit w.li and t si-ament, to his wife, for life, con taining four hundred and iuty arris, mire or lers, being a part if the tract of Land wnereon the sad Wo dson Daniel lived at the time ot his death, lying on the Ge Railroad, one mile from the Lexington Deu »t, In said county. The tract hereby advertised, inc:udes the Dwelling an.i outhou es and wi#l be sold efore the Court House door in the town of Lexington, Oglethorpe county, betwe n tie ie*i.i i.our* or eaie. Turns CaSU. JUHJN < HAN IFI I Ex - r? 13. T'. liAKDEilaj*, ji I\ ovt mherSS, 13?2 _ 6w47 NOTICE. ILL be sold on the fi<st 1 uesd /io JAN U-i t, Y next, W w.U.lntlie leijal ln'Urd of tele, .eluie Ui Cuf . House ih.nr In the town of l.ex ngton, <Jgie horpe cou-.tv, the stoic House ndLut with tne buil lug known as the Glade Store iiriOllKLL ii. iIAKUA. 1 roiir , ... i . ... rE . ABEL EBEKUART, j tw,s ADMI.MB II*ATOB’S- BALE. B* virtue of uo order or tr-orpe county, will le sol; ihej t f e H • iu s.W county, on fie flr.t ' . \ , V v.t : wit’.in f elegai t... rsefsate tlie tolio* „ i• k 0 it..a won*in ’.2 years old. and L - 0 , ll - Twm^ oli,: 1-HOK W SMITH. Admr I Decen ' sx 18, l**- - - - - r AJJMIAIBTHAIOR’B BALK ¥lf ourmance of an PSV2L S* n<£t trtwecn tie larvtu' nneu ot tale ninety-two a'rerrt. Land, nrorecrlea > Jan.-, F Flying ere* or K Io u ss- r«& *&ss2s credtto aoj oaiil afeu«rAaed i ® run 7 Land is sut lectio 0 cat Nit if, ar., Adl.’i of Joel K. Cbtvere. «i iw6o iJtcfcUljOyfr 11- , BXEI’CTOB s bale, thT'R'DA V. the 18th Inst at t: - )«tte • t wad K Carswet at c-.-aseJ, in defier* /e^ periihS)lfe PTop < rty be tonkin,: t, said de eon county, a- tb burhela ot Cor;, and F 4d4r ariit ;*r g IM»b«AeS of Cotton Kecd,4-,hu*i,*: a ~ from the “JP, f'n T . io bUohfF.of Oats. 70 busheir of Feaa, wheat. <0 bMfec »bo'. f k 1 stock Ho?-, 60bead of im -4Hcl»^sohii of iiSw?ed fcheep. - no eetofisiack Toois and ImpkinecGi and House r&ir 8 r wr,tr; tLe day es <»•«• REUBEN W.CAMsWELL.f ti r 3 . • JAMES C. HUDSON, J December 18. I3«. POSTPONED SHERIFF’S SALE. W i Ha be said at Appling, Columbia county, on the first Tuesday in JANUARY next, one Negro Women Slave tv lire name ol Miry, of dark connexion : Uvied on aa tbe ncDoerik otlesAo Averelt knd Jeremiah Averet to satisfy tbe foiilwing naaMu fl fe , to wit: Ponllaln, Jennings A Cos., laesc end JeremMn A vereu ; two 1. flu. Maeaeng»ie A Jonee vs. la.as A vereu: two I. flu. V. M. Barnes v*. I<uac A'.ere-.t one fl. fa. Waiters Daub n. It aacAverett oee fl. fa. Jota t, Holliman, trustee lor France E. Jones vs. Isaac Avviett one fl lk. Nieb Tomkins vs. Isaac Avtrett, and CITATIONS '*■ ' ■ ** ? i KM.it Os ABMiMI«TBATIO.e S ‘ W*ln'o.? Vu UU,il . a ' Wl'IM 'MU I'Ol NTM. K wu>K»-. »•».,, 11.. V. to mt . for letters ol rrt^'li'ilVuLit'iv"deotuu.”- 11 * *' l VMC.Ut T-nleT. lute . . 'V , ( h ' ll ' urtruonish, alleud singular, the klmllerl amt el editor? ot rulil Oeceaeeit r.t.. .lint -riii.- oral !oV ottice, on cause, it any the> h.n e, v. hy said Leturrs should not he etanted. t.iveu under rn> hand and otilcial signature, at o-hee in A gusur, this *isth day o. iSovernh'.T, ISiii. h'Ay 111 L. KOATJ, or .inary. Loveii tier n, .a.S. ,0 t■. in or vj i..'.neuia, foi,,mv L 7 Whereas bum’s li. Miner applies to me tor Letters ot AdmffiisLratain on ihe Estate ot JSolomcn Tobt-y, late of sai.l county, deceased; These are therefore, to cite and wdmoniali, ail mu slngulat the kindred ar.d creditors of said deceased, to be ami appoat at my office, on or before thesecoud .Monday in January next, to show cause, U any they have, why said Lett era should nor be granted. Given under my hand and official signature, at office in A u gusta. this 28th day of November. 1883. „ DAY ID L. KOATII Ord’y November 22, UG’. 4w<3 o i'A'i . . ■ .. .• i- *., i> • • t.'iii. O Whereas,.Margaret Y. l»)c appllea to me for Letters <- Admin .dration outhe listute of Jam a 11. D>e, late ol ' county, deceased : These are there tore to ate aud aainonbh, ail and singula the kindred amici editors of ■ jj deceased, to be and appear a my office, on oi before Ihe ao.-o’ and iloudny in January cat t show cause. It any they have, why taid letters should not b* * Giver, under my hand and official signature, at office in Au gliata, this 'JSth day of November, 1802. DAVID L. KOATH,Ordinary. November 2D, 1362. 4w48 l A I E Os G ECJRGI A. iUCHuMOND cuUnTf Where s, Helena U. R.d ton a;.piles to me for Letters o: Administration on the estate of Alexander u. Rais on, late oi s* • county, deceased : These are, therefore, to cite and adnion*3h all and singular, the kindred aud friends of said deceased to t*e and appear at m. office on or before the second Monday in January next , toshov. cause, if any they have, what said Letters shouldnotb granted. Given under my hand and official s gnature at odlcelaAugu.- tu, this2.-th day of November, 1862. DAVID L. KOATH. OrTy. November 2-J, 1363. 4w43 I'aTe \7r U m JIG iA, UGI .E I'HO bREU (J JA T7T VV hei'en , Joan L. 1 andraiu applies to me tor Letters ot Administration ou the estate ot Elizabeth *.an iruai, late ol said count-, deceased: These are thereiore to cite and admonish ail and singular tm kindred an- , creditors of said deceased, to be and appear at m> office wiihiu the time prescribed by law. to show cause, il an* they have, why said Letters thould not be gr.uded. Given under my hand at office at Lexington, this 27th tlay o Nov.moer, 1802. E.O. SHACKELFORD, Ordinary. November 2U, 1862. 4w43 Jvl'A TE OF G EORUIAj OGLE l iItUU'E COUNTY. WUi’.iu , iienry Kmnebiev applies to me for% 1 otters oi AdmPd tr.it on on the c-slute of John l\ Iluff, late of said county, deceased: Tnete are the.-efore to cite and admonish all and singular the kindred and creditors of said deceased to be and appear . my office, \piihtu tbe time presiiKd by law, te show cause, i» any they have, why said letters should not, In grunted. Given under my hand ui office in Lexington, this 27th ''a. of November, 1362. E. C. SHACKELFORD, ordinary. November i\ lSt*2. 4W43 LtTAi'llfOF UtlUttfi.A, * GLETiIoRFE GoUNi i Wh rvas, Andrew Camp- e i upp.hs to me f-r Lit ers oi Gua’dianshipor Wt Him A., Ardnomt J. ana James F. Mara b e, minors of Robert Marab.e, late of aaul county, deceased: L'nesp are th-reioreto cite and admonish all and singular, tii' ki died aud f L-nus of saw mi or-, to be and appear nt my office, within the time prescribed by law, to show cause, it any ti.ey have, why e&ia Letters shoutd not be granted. O' ■-3 U under iuv hand at office in Lexington, tuls 57th day oi November, 1862. E. O. SHACKELFORD, Ordinary. • No pmbrr ‘2% 1812. 4w 48 'DTATL CF GEORGIA, 0.-L ETilORi’E UOUJNNY. Whereas Maston Erst/, appd sto on 1 . I r Jj Uo:s of AJ uiinktratlou on the es’ttte or jOhn dray, lat • of said county, deceased * Tii. st : . , efore tu cite and admonlsn ull and s.ngu'a-, thekiiidi . jn ilitors of said deceased, Lbe aud appear i* t oi. y otlicv the time prescribed Dv law. '.o sliow cause, il i .y they ha hy said letters shoe id not be granted. ■j . - r -y baud at office tu Lcxiu..t':u this vTtix day o, iv v<eu 0-2. KC. BRACE EL JOIID, Urdiuary. November 13* 2. . 4W43 aTE *»k EORGIA, WILKEo Vi l U flf V. vvhi . . Beniamin R. Hardin applies lorae for Letters *i - r c .n on the estate of Hem / <. Hard n, late ol ii/JEeu. ii Joieto cite, summonsun .J-uonish, ail and ■u t Vhir, ii nd.-lid and creditors c-t and deceased, to be aii&pp.-ai ..i ■ ' office, within the tlm- i •-‘.bed bylaw, u> t.u«-v - ! y they have, why said >.r« of Ad min is tr; % -'h )uiU >t be granted. • u hu u : ' v hand at office, in Was on. G. G. N> i * AN, Uniinaiy. I i ; i m. 4wfß_ !•« *RU 1 a . WII.VY Ihi : Y. \ . i .iifipT Combs applies t; « lor Lfettera ot wig >i r. >a the .estate of GoO'ge > • bs, late oi naid R.! 1 ’ .' ■ .v^d: >. j ■.. tl. lore to cite and mlnmnia .. singular, tm hv- - tors of said dec* a-std to t .* upf*ear utnij 1«:i ■ .line prescribed t»y law, t law, ;l aid M .- a • b.dd lttlers should not be ui. j y hand at office in Wadi *. U. U. Nt>i * Ordinary Vv.!,-: 1862. 4w43 »lv 'rOR IAN OOUNI'Y. . apf • . , and o:ii Brown applies U) tier* *.*i Admin eetalK «.f Cora Brown. 1-. o aid county, ' h*re to die i«rnl adiiioni* *• and tiniiuiar, • vbi''' «iff ors ol said deceased, •• t- and appear at j c.. el ore tl. and second Aloud > *n Januay next, .■fS*..m- show lbuhc, if uny ti y have, why taui Jf- -u ■ -b» giauled. ffidid. ■ hand at old. c in Mad*s*m. this 28tti day ol ' F. W. AKAOI.P, Ordinary. 362. 4 w 43 ■,k IMiGAN T'GUNTY." . . f. -ifi s illi tin K Hawkins applied for Lelters of o- i«f*. Don the vM.aie of v\ iliiuin V. Hawk ns, lute t-t ah it-*!'* »?cd ; , tfie tu cite and admouish all and singular, ... \t editori of sai lde cased, tube and uj pear at iy c, ;i.e on lure the scc a.d Monday iu Juuuaty i ext then ~' and v... v ’ w any they have, why paid letters -••.4.aid ito ; Lc jranted. (;: vii ‘!C'-:V in. hand at office In M ..h<»:*. this 28lh day ol , . ; , < . t W. ARNOLD, Ordinary. 62. 4 w4B O' * v,JA~, V>LU M A yOU.* i \ -*• he ii , ti.ee tate of R. A J,. iiMrick, lute of tuid . ,ii d.y iiecc f is uir. pres med : Tl * -e uie IhC'-cfuretO Ctta an l udmouUhrd al: «u.d atn/u ar. me Kindled and c editors ol iu«d dece s.d, lo l c and npp ar ut . V otike. within ihe tiii-e i.iesjiiml by Lvv, to b'iuw cu e, il any t-ty W'e, wh toi.l Lcttencr ACiuinibt-utioii sliouU uo. lw«rauted ta UieClerK oft c Suiierlor coart. or smut oilier tit rout [ lo tr n* r.-ou. Cii.en ui.U.r my Laud atollice in AppUutJ. .. W..W.SH!BLI»S, Ordinary. L-tceinlHr4, '•Bli2. » * w4a GtOi.ula,' (JOLU a tit a COUKti Wlitre M, Benjamin f. 1 o];oua .plloata me fur Lett.- b ol Atliri’nlslratUni on the i rtrte of K 0 fit M. holtoti, late ol tai tcounty, d(ieased : , . Thc.se arc therefore to cite i.nd admonish ad and sing Bar, tiic i inflred and crcducrs of said i-tLatw, to be aud appear at my office, within the time pr. sc ibed by law to show muse, il atiy they ha*.e, why said L -tte s rliould nut be gr nud. Given u de: my ha .and at office In Appling. W. VV. MIULDS, Oidtrtiiy. December 4,1862. _ 4w49 Gt KGhUiIA, JEFFf RbUN (X)UNTY. \ vv here s, LmraJ Na.wor-hv i»plies to me fur Let u. oi AdmiuWiration on.the estate ot Fiitnklin Nasworiny, late oi said County, deceased : These are thereiore to cite and admonish all and singnl.. the kindred and creditors o! aa and deceased, to be and appeal my office within the time prescribed by law, to show cause, uny they have, why baid letters should not be grauted. Given until i my hand ai otfLetn Louxviiie. NIUiIOLASi DiEliii, Oid.nary December U, 1662. 4w49 G~Tlo MBiA GUUNTY f Wnereaa, Mary J. Morns appiha to ite tor Letters ol Auministr tion on the e- i teof Levi li. Morris, latv ol said tounty, deceased: Thebe arotnertii (reto cite ar.d admonish fall and^ singula-, ihe kindred and creditors of said deceased, to be ad spi ear a? my office, wi inn the Ume prescribed by law, to thaw cause, .1 auy they have, why said Lett r?. bh mid not no granted. Given under my hard at office in Appling. W. W. MiiELD.S «-r. inary. DfccembfT 4. 1862. 4w49 TeorgTa, Jaffe Tfc7d 'TLgunty. X Wlieieas, Ed McUroan applies to me for Litters cf Guardianship ot John F. Na-wor.hy, minor heir cf FiankEu N as worthy, deceased : These are therefore to cite and admonish all and singular, the kindred and friends of said minor, to be and appear ut my office, within the time prescribed by law, to show cause, it any tney have, why said letters should not be granted. Given und tmy hand at office ii Louisville. NICHOLAS DIEHL, Ordinary. December 9, 7862. 4w49 G 1 EOrtGiA, JEFFERSON COUNTY. t Whereas, .M iry F. Arnold appl’ea to me for Letters ol Administration on the estate of William C. Arnold, iate ol Ktid county, deceased: These are therefore to cite and admonish, all singular, Ua kindred and creditors of said deceased, to te and appear at m> office, within the time prescribed by law, and show cause, n a:.y they have, why sma Letters should not be granted Given aOuer my hand at office in Louisville. NiCUOLAB DIEIIL, Ord’y. December 9,1862 4w49 (t eoiujTa, vvTlkeTour: i v 7 X V\ heieas, t amuel Barnett applies to me for Letters of Administration on the estate of Wiliam 11. criminous, late o; said couuty, deceoard : 'Fheae ar-i thtiefore to *.lte and admonish all ar.d eingu a r , the kin ;r. cl and c editors oi ifai i deceased, to i*e* and iiptear al my office, within tne rime p-escrioed b; .law, toflLuw cause, if any thev nave, why >aid Ji* tier- should not be granted. (iiv n unde n y ha-id at office in Washington. O. G NORMAN, Ordinary. Deceitiher 2,1362. 4w4fe Gt PridiOlA, COUN 1 Y. f Whi rr as; Joseph W. W ilk muon ap lies to uie fo* Let ters o* Adm nfs.'ration tn tire estate of Thomas J V. a ton, late of said*couuty. deceae a nd: These are ttc-efoie t> ciU; an.L admori-U u i and the* kindiec an*! * retiitors <t ru and deceased, t•be ad appear ai my office, wdhi th time pi escribe j |.y Jaw, to snow cause, l any they have, v/hy said i.tlt-re should rot be granted Given un ier mv hand at. office lu VV shingion. 6. G N K.NfhN, Ordii ary. Deceml-er 2. ’362. 4*42 QIATE OF GEORGIA, RICHMOND COUNTY. tMa 9 Whereas, ret ter Finding applies to me for Letters ol Administration on the estate ol Prudence B. Y lerni**, iate ol arttherek-retoCl t.j a...l .UmODlali,all ai.dalagular.tte Kindred and crcdltorsol raid de eased, to be and appear at my otilee, on or before the etc did Aioi.dae in .ionu .y neat, to ahoy cause, ii any they Lave, why eaid letters should not be gi anted. Given under my hand aid official signature at office In Au gusta, this Ist day of December.lß62. * DAVID L. ROATii, Ordinary. December 4w4g SI EOKl.il<s UItEENK CODA 1 * ■ VT YVbereas, PI ll.j, Poul'e .1 applies «; “■C '.' i.et'irH Ouardiaii.di j. tor ih* mi proper! or <u.ia ionium, Saiah I'oullaln. a* and ie.'lx I'Oul in, crpkubs (ui-d-r f \fcuia of liki'J 'd P.iTx Foubaln, dfcta-ed : Tliea;are th.rfe oreto ti e admonL-i. at; tets r.c con eei ’ J to U b&d appear at the ilourtof umwury, to be he.d 4f “ -iid*for .-aid county on cbc •- . ond Monday in January Lt*t, to blow c .ut*. tr a- y lL* y have, why 9ald Letters sLoutci coi then he?ianUd. , (ilven under my ha ti at. ofU-e *u uieenesboro, November, 27ti }&<?! tIUOKNIVti It. K>N(i, Uid.n ry. L‘i com ter 2, l‘<s2 4w4S ii kvTTd iA. vj Whe ea*-, fir* r-thte or John Alilfd fate of aaid county Tnfe^-:j< th UM .te amt admonish ail and tir.gu ar th - 1:1 in'r. and t. and c:: .loifi ' :&!U UereiySedlO he ar.d >t ptar »« rr. • • v.i lunii.e I tn p e m .rl r,y )i*w, to,*ow < u- , t? j ,/L.i lav. i.v i -.tcTA i-dralion L-uf.i i.out U. V: Ui.-.eri.i, h:-.:d li'.Oi' * IT. App'lUf. w. v/. FHlkl.OB, Ordinary. I Oeci' V, J9S3 4w4^ GAUKOiA, MOKOAN CyONTf. Whereas, Charles W. Furiow applies for I.ettnrs or A i min. tratfon on iU eeiatr? of Ju L» Ku.-iow, ot .a»; cuun • y. d(M. . Fheae tire therefor eto Cite and 'uluiomsh all and aingutar the Ktiidi -U and creditors or e-»d deceaaed, to be and appeaj hi my office, on or before the second Monday in January next to show cause, ir any they Lave, why g&id letters should not be grunted. - Given under n., hand at office in Madison, this 2d day cl DTeoiber, 1862. F. W. AKNOLD, Ordinary i>- camber v. 18C2 4w40 GIFORO, A, CuLUM Hi A CO UNT Y. ” T Wterea.*, Mia. K. W. Gray and George W. Gray applies to me for Leti.e aof Administration on the estate of George Gray, late ol said county, deceased : Tnete are therefore to cite and admonish ail and singujar. the kindred and creditors of said <i ceased, to be and appear at my office, within the time presenb dby iaw to show can c if any they have, why said Letters should not be granted. Given under my hand at office in Appiing. VV. W. cHILLUS, Ordinary. December 4,15C2. ***** £ 1 fe.ORGLA. COLIMBIA I.UUNTJf. VJT YYcerea.-;, t/.e estate ot Je/euiai Marsh, late or said county, df e is unrepresented : are therefore to .rite and admonish aii and singular the kindled and creditors or said deceased, to t>e and appear at my office, within tte time prescribed by law, to show cause, ir any they have, why Letters of Administration should not ne granted to tbe <Jierk of tbe Superior Court, or some other flt and proper person. ... .. Given under n»y La r »d at office in Appiinx. W. W. SHIELDS, Ordinary. December 4. 1862 . 4w4il G 1 EORGIA, COLUMBIA COUNTY. f Whereas, the estate of Vandy Wilds, late of said c >unty deceased i 1 unrepresented : 1 he s e are therefore to cd« ana a'i and singular, the kicdre'J and creditors of sMd deceased, to he and appear u my office, within the time prescribed by law, to dhow iauce, if any they have, wny Letters of Administration should not be pant ed to the Clerk of the Superior Court, or some other nt ana proper person- CITA i IO\F, LE I'TRKm AI>JI I MS'IRATION* Y IT MAY COM rAiK: "ROM Gc**rgD t'-o.iM s. : y ;, -r. iu p»yper lmm applied to me for pernuwut Ltlleia ol Adu.inist.iaiion on the estate oi laiayctUr • .! tc o'sud couuiy, deceased, This is l herd * si to cite all and Singular the creditors and next ol km ol li i.\ * • * «(•* t yc, ti) b<- in ii appear at iuv (iffiLti within the Ume allowed by law, aud show cause, if auy thev '•an, why pei*iuahenladruitustr:*t'u)u should uot granted to Owi 't r io?eiio*‘ • n « M Ve t*‘ » 1 * clue's estate. Witness my hand auh official signature, this 27th Dccem be*, 1362. B. i . TAI'UM, Ordiuary I»«cemt)er9. 1803, 4w49 U. Corley, late ot said county, ■1 hisis to cite all ami 6in K uhtr the ernutors amt next of kin ot •iV ' 1 ; 1 ; '' l "' ail 't at.pear at my office it thin the ttriK pre.-ciilxij by law, and show cause, if any they can why i.erinaucnt adtnlntstiatton should not he granted to Jesse **• ‘■' '‘edge ou VS lll’alii iv.tl iv'.t estate. VV itness my hand and ettidal signature, this 2"ih 186*. _l.ev ntb._T **•*■■ T A T»|. Ordinary. G.HR>UG!A, COLUMBIA COUNTY. Vthmcas, the c tate of Jeremiah Avrett, la e of sad county, deceased, is nnrepiesented : The c are thoretory to cite and admou sh all an.l s'ngnlar, lie kiud.c l an., uediu-n of aid de eas.d. to be und appear at my office within the time pr>ciibed by law, to ihow cause, if any they have, whv LeVcrs of Ad aiuist ution should uot he granted tot! e Clerk ofthe Sip ri >r Court, or some other fit and i roper'pertO.i. Given under my land at office iu Appling. W. W. Sill&LDS,Ordinary. December 4. 1862. 4w4S Georgia, greene county. Whereas, Johi G. Holtxclaw applies to me for Letters of Administration upvon the estate oi Richard S. Kadin, late of said county, deceased : - These are tbe-efore to cite and admonish ali and singular, the kindred and creditors of said dec ased, to be aud appear at the t-curt of Ordinary, to be held iu and for said county, on the second Monday in January next, toahow cau e, it any they have, why said Letters slum and no' be granted. Given under mv hand at office In Gretuiesboro’, December ls». 1362. EUUENIUSJ L. KING, Ordinary. Deoemler 4,1862. 4w4i) Ci EORGIA, GREENE COUNTY. JL Whereas, Be jam in C A lifrlend applhs to me for Let ters of Administration uponPhe estate of Alfred A. H. Ai irlend, late oi euui county, deceased; These are therefore to cite and admonish all and singular, klmirevi and creditor* of saUl deceased, to be and appear ut the Court of Oidiu&nr, to be held in aud lor said county ou the second Monday in January next, to show i auso, if any they have ,why said Letteis should not then be granted. Given under my hand at office In Gree.ncsboro’, this 4th day of De<ember, 1862. EUGENIOS L. KING. Ordinary. Deo mber 6,1862. 4W4V /'T LG KG lA. GREENE COUNT Y Whereas, Koliert li. app applies for Letters of Ad* nunLtratim upon the Estute oi John T. JVlaup, late of said county deceased; Tiiese are therefore to cUe and admonish all and singular the kiuurcd and creditors of said deceased, to be and appear at the Court ot Ordinary, to be held in ana lor 6aia county, ou the ascoi and Monday In January next, to show caulx if any tliey have, why said letter should not then beJp&ntf£r Given under my hand at office in Greenesboro’, December 6th, 1862. EUGENIUb L. KING, Ord*?. De ember 9, 1802. 4w49 CT EORGIA, LINCOLN COUNTY—To all whom it may )T concern, catharln * Dunn and Susan VS’. Samueli, having in proper foim applied to tne for permanent leiters ot Administration on the estate of dame* Samuels, .ate of said county, deceased This is to cite all aid eingi-iarthe crevd'ors and text ot kin, c f Jam s Samuels to be nud appear at my office, witbln th» time allowed y law, and show cane if any thiycan, why immanent Admin stration should not be granted Catharine Dunn aud Bu*au aniuels, tu James Samuels estate. Witness my band ad official signature, Dec. 8 li, 1862. B. F TATUM, Ordiuary. December 13,1862. 4w 6J TWO MOiNTi*B NOTICES. rilWO iIIONTHM after date application willbe made tothe X Court of Ordinary of Richmond county lor leave to sell the Negroes belong ng to the estate of Thomas E. Greenwood late of taid l ouuty, deceased. 6, Nov. LS62. HENRY D GREENWOOD, Adm’r. rjjYWO MONTHS utter date apt ucatlon wilt bo made to X Court of Ordinary of Oglethou*e county, Georgia, for leuv ;to -eli the Land and Negroes belonging iu the i state u! Jack L. Britain, iate of sold county, deceased. Nov. il, .863. JOHN V. COLLIER, Adm’r f | V WO MOiYf’llß alter date application will be made t o th a A. Coun of Ordinary of Wilkes county, lor leave to sell the intercut of Emma i. Adams ml Ellen T. Attains in a Negro Man u mod Littleton. Nov. 7, 1862. ZELOTEB Cuatd’n. 1 j \ WO Alo,\ I'HHufitr date ftpplicatio.i will be made to the i Courtoi Ordinary of \Val on county lor e-tve to soli tlie Land aud Negroes bdobginglo the eotile o William H Richardson, late of said county, deceused. H - v. 7,1862 * FRANCIS S. COLLEY, Adm’r. f|l\VO MOKTIIH utter date application will be made to i 1 he* Court ot uidiuaiy of Richmond county lor leave to sell a House and Lot on J«,n* j .street, In the dry of Augusta, i fciorghig to the eaiate of Henry Calvin, ia*e of said cou&ty, deceased, NICHOLAS GALLaHER, Adm’r. November 4. 1862. / 1 ICOUUIA, GREENE COUNTY.—Two months after VJT date, (to wit: at the la’.iury Term, 1863,) upplicatffln willbe made to the Court ol Ordinary of said county, for leave to *eil all the real eslaie belonging to the oslap ot Henry STEPHEN ENGLIHH. Adni’r-i de U» is non ol lieury English, deceased. November h 1862 - | 1 (Cm KOI A, OULeT' liDKi'E (;*»UNTY.—At tlie fiiat term of the Court oi Ordjn&iy ol * aid count t, alter the ex A ol two months, I abut* apply to said Court for leave to ix-!l tne I iiuils mid Negroes belonging to the estate of Robert S. Sin tli, late of a*hl county, deceased. LUCINDA D. NXIiTH, Ex’r. November 4, 1‘ 62. fiIVVT) MON Ills ;;lu r ,ill e •*[.;» •>.. ! he■ made to th X Co* rfrot Ordinary of Colum *i i .*n . y tor leave to sel tne Land and Neg oea belonging t<* tn ea *ol Adam Wil kins n, late of said county, deceased MARY s.- VMLKiNB lN Adm’x. November 15, i H62 * Two mo .ths a i. r app will be made to the h.jiiprab!® Court ot ordinary ot R.chmoud county, for leave to se 1 a poriu.u oft e Lurid, .\eg o*.s and feisonal JToperty be longing to the *Btu»eot Wiiiiam M. DAmignac, lute ot H.dd county, dec-?, u and. JOHN W. WALKER, Exr. il. 1> AN THIN AC. Extrix. H- il D’ANTIGNAC, Ex’r. Novem er 21, l 61. Bvv47 Notice. Two month' after date appiicutlou willbe male to the GOUit ». t Ordinary ol Jetterson county lor leave »o e.-ll a Negro Alan belonging to Ihe c.-tuteo John U. vv highum, la'e ot sahl (ounty. dtee isfcil. CAROEINaM WHIUUAM AUmx. Novcnd»er2o,l362. bwi / A1)MI * ISTEATOES N TICE. k IXTI D.YYH ui'u-r date application will be made lo th * O Court of Ordiuary of JefUrsoii county, for leave to sell the Real and Reraonal Broperty oi VVTTiam ri. Batt. y, deceased, late ol a.dd county. L. C. WARREN, Adm’r. November 2. 1863 \TGTICE i_x Two months »iter ddcapplication w i'. be made to tbe * ouri. or ndVuary of Wilkes county, f> ! sea tto e i the N - iK-ionglng 10 the cs’ute 1 Jeaot M .* , Uinkney late ol taid county, d-.Lta ud. MARY liACKNEi, Adm'x. November fO, 1862 8w.3 'VTrncfi # Ll Two months afterdate, to wit, at tie I'e: rtiary Term, 1868, of; he Court of Ordiuary of GreCue ou* ty, Gioigia, ap nllcatkti w il be made toeaii * 'our . for l.avc t ) sell ull the Negrjca b longing to the estate cf Samuel Curke Dxiilei minor. GLIV’ER i' iiANIfL, Guardian ot .Samuel Clarke Danirl. ■ December 2,1862 . 3w4i \roTictf. Ll Two months after date application wit be rna h*. to the honorable th-; Court of * -rulnary of RlcLmon > c un’> for leave lo tell the Laud belonging to tin* * stale o! Kouert J. Roe, late of said could y, deceased. REBE AJ A c. RUE, A< in’x. N • vein her -'ii! D62 V « U 1< ’E. Ll Blxty days after dat* applka ion will ti math; J.o the Ordinary o Morgan touidy, on ths first T uesday in le ruury n«*xT, tor au o.der Taornas C. Billup *, la e of Morg.ii* county, (leceas*. and. JOEL A. BILLI J’B, Adtni. December 2,1362. twiO XTOF CE Ll Two montt s after date upplic. tiuii wi i be made to t e Louit (f Ordinary of Ooluimna c**unty, f r leave to sell tne Real If slate beiongiugto the eatute oi Marion W. Wynne, la : otffadcou ty, deceased MARY A WYNNE, Adm’x. December 4, 1802. Notice. Two months after date application will be made to th.- liouorable the Court of Ordinary of Richmond county, lor leave to sell the real estate belonging to tne estate ot Jnme *. 1,. CoL-man, late of t-aii county, deceased. BENJAMIN r. HALL, Adm’r. December 2.18*2. tiw4j JN iwo months utter «tat3 application wiil be in a- to the ourt ol< /idiuary of Hancock county, o* leave to sell the Ho .se and Lot situated iu tt*« village of l owelio ~ belonging to the estate ox Miss Nancy Williams, la eof said county, ue cefaf* c JN j. W . ILLINGiON. hxr. Decun Ler L 1862. 8 * 49 _ T^TOJiO* 1 -. , Li Two months af.er date application wll! be mace to me Court oi Ordinary or JttferfloL* county for leave to fell the Lind and Negroes belonging to the estate oi R<b. rt O. er deceased JA i VV. CARSWELL, Acm r. U. 1-62. fc*4» JV U a’ter date, to wit :at the March Term, isfl-i, o ihe Court of Grdin try tor Green county, app nation will ■ e made to .-aid Court for leave b* B*Ji all the Real t state und Negroee beloutimr toti.e(scale of William A. Florence, late o» isaicl county, deceased. COLUMBUS M. BARK, AdrnT of *'m. A. F.orence, December 19,1362. _ Bwo l oVtva. Ll Two months after date, or the first regular lenn there after, application will be made to the Court of ordinary at iL let horpe couuty..tor l veto sell the Negroei belonging to the estate oi Giles Young, lute of said county, deceased JOHN |K. YOUNG, LEONARD G. YOUNG, - Executors ol Giles Young, deceased. Dtoember 11, 1862. Bwftj READ AND PAY. ALL p* it ah indebted to us by note or account, will please ninxe immeila e p rnent, as we much prefer to have the m'u.Cy to use in our bu-dncad than to ho and ary n.an’d note or a. count Itiov 18 Bw46J Rh'iJCS A CL A KK. For Sale ! A GOOD FLANTA’i ION in Lufke county, ot near nine nundied acr*t> Oak m.d Hlckor. Lar.d, and ab-.ut twen» v Bve NL Jivi>h.<, with SICGK, G'i'ttNSlLS, Ac , If . fisircu. Apply to ufe.»*. w it Vans * son AugHAta. Nov. loth. UMV2 '-*• v 11 ®d %tr* ROCK FACTORY, WAEKEN COUNTY, GA. NO more WOOL will be received at tnte Factory to manu facture by the yard, aftei i*t December atxl deck 4wii D. S. JEW KLL. Nen Produce A ( ouimissioo House LUTHER^ROLL, CJO'i'l'O.N BROKER AND GENRIiAL PRODGCIFjAft? j COMMISSION MEttCiiANT, will attend strictly to luu purct.a e and tale of Cotton and Country Produce g<aiera iy. Having li-cured tbe services of Mr. WM. J£. BAKNES, wao Las a thorough knowledge of the above business, he hopes to meii r a share of public patronage. All business entrusted to * I . him, thail meet with punctuality and despatch. His office .« the well known fe lrc Froof warehouse, comer of Reynolds . and ilclntodh streets. All consignments will go Into clone storage. • Augusta, October 28, 1862. tfsy All Kinds of Printing - USED BY INSLUANCE COMPANIES, NEATLY & PROMPTLY EXECUTED AT THE OFFICE OF THE CHRONICLE & SENTINEL. BOOKS, PAMPHLETS, MUSIC Ac,, BOUND IN ANY STYLE,
