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About Weekly chronicle & sentinel. (Augusta, Ga.) 183?-1864 | View Entire Issue (Aug. 4, 1863)
i t fSentaei.! a CoiatitiH. j a/ battle of Gettysburg. j * " . t ?H«TH GEORGIA REGIMENT. -Wounded,: Adjt Jas B Pickett, Pi. s ate B A Allen. Wounded: . ' . Mising: U D Wells. I rentes Madison Aycock, W . - - ; <*d : Corpl J M Dupree, flesh a -'t • ; Privates J H Howell, i alder, thigh ; Sami Richardson, i _ U ; A J Wail, right hand shot ofl. * -ivatea A J Oollina ; F M Marehall,, Corpl A L Short; Privates Wm * ■..1 ■ >'a:pepper. Wounded: Lt F W . !y in the bead ;Lt W T m T Cous t - j it ",ue arm; Sergt J H Brown, Ii ’ o • Private C C Fickling, slightly ; • rank Bullock, Hugh Key, mortally, * shattered; Jno Boyals, l . arm ; W J Skimer, severely, t ■, !> I) ilunn, mortally,abdomen and i : ! apt. V A S Parks , Sergt Wm ' -i Sv/aia. Wounded : Ist Sergt . i. !y, s cce dead ; Sergt J H ‘ ; , Corpls C R Perry, over the ;be ban '.; Privates Abel M • ' . breast; Levi Dean, mortally, : :t Dollar, severely, groin; A J •, 1; W M Lewis, face, arm, i: Owens, severely in breast; J i thigh. Missing: Private . worplP. H McDowell, Privates tyers. Wounded: Capt John t-.ly in urui; Ist Sergt James . ; 1, 11 Adams, breast, slightly; Hide, Blightlv : FM Davia, lelt .cl, is « t. Ffeusom, left side, do; wrist, severe ; Privates A J Cani ..:r, . Thomas Cambist, head, e; Council, left hand, slight; J W t o ; T B Carter, right siue, so . . . :moulder, slightly; Mauning -houlder, severely; James Wilaoa, Mi.- .iig, Privates AP Skinner, i- S jJ.iira, J U Johnson. A : Sergt John A Hogal. Wound -1 .-ter, neck, severely; Brevet ‘id 1! > ..m, leg, Slightly; Corpl Geo W • :iy; Privates Jo3iah Cohen, left v t i unu, head, severely ; Augus ,j i :i, . .yi, slight; Thos D Stewart, ii bt S Saltlcg, breast, slight 1‘ tc John L Piikerton. t, : Corpl J K Hays. Wounded: Vi arm and back, Jightly ; Ist ‘ uce, painfully; Carpi D P . . ..rm, tiiigbtiy; Privates H L ;, gi t.y ,i. Cleveland, arm, do; . e Joue., leg, do ; Sergt J ~. .. . bead do. * i el , > P H Carmichael ; Pri ck--, . Ucury C ..ayfield. Wound • o.' i leg sfighllj; Privates lii :t stciely, SamuelShehane neck, H .urnngton hip, slightly, AUBton . .s': ivrrely, James Pavy left arm, v ary abdomen, do, H J i'aylorside, V, ,-t. ed (Japt Feutrell flesh wound in * S U Woodman neck, slightly, i. y, since dead, Corpl Thos 1, Corpl J 0 Bridges ' . ally, Privates Thos Wallace,- Uy, J ; l3 Taylor hand, slightly. » I .ut H B Dawson. • I: jt W B Christie heed, i BLKembrohghleg slightly, W .a. and breost severely, J C 1 iig! Ly, j G Marshall hip, slight . eboulder slightly. Missing : Pri : ! rei !■ ■ i:\ wounded7B, missing 11, total 108, I’UILUPS’ REGION. , ~ra' t Major L A Chapman, arm >v. um! and: Sergt T Scott, leg ampu- C S if.kelson, shoulder severely; ..ns, hip; OChampion, foot-; Miss .. -. J Bass, D L-vereth, i t Sergt Quinn ; Wounded; Lieut s-; Sergts 1' Wells, head siight ■- .r side : evcrely; Privates F J Da li , »n« bayonet wound; 0 Keith, , Lmch, hand; Win Varnell, t iigb se ll Worthy, arm slight. T Jolly; am : *1 Broyles. i . ouu c-.i. Sergt C Clyde, leg broke; i.nas, shoulder sovorely; W Wfiite nrtiy; C Boner, knre; Wmßoather, ii,-.- , baud ; P Casotl, arm slightly.— t -I K Trotter; Privute J Staines. :„d . John Barton. Wounded : Cor ■.am n. sdghtly; Joe York, eye; Pri nor, thigh, soyorely ; V V Brown, .-..v ; i itraadel, thigh and foot, se ,-t <;-.!> lie neef, slight. ■si -srgt 1! Wilson. Wounded : «n 11, bind, slightly; W Norris, * i : A Myers. : i i'.vates R Gallespie, leg Al -Jliioe, side, severely; James ii s,o;<: Li M S Walsh, Private T ... Sergt Johnson, foot, slight; - . i ip. TSmith, arm; M Walra- Corpl W O Waters, Privates i—.;,«. Privates W Pry, slight; J do; W Kemp, breast, do; T da; H Bishop, leg, do; E M Mie.fing: Corpl 0 Murdoch, non, J Roberson, W Mason, Jno nuded: Private W Conyet, side, »■ g: Sergt F Scott, Private if War ' i , wounded 44; missing l \ "1 ITU GEORGIA REGIMENT. .: :aff Offioi rs—none. • .-tl. Lieut Tompkins, leg oil; Sgt ■ . thigh; Corpl W Dewberry, and id': Lieut C MeGough, mortally, at«s, S K Bush, severely, N C r co, J Person do. I Privates, J Mercer severely, ;h-*, W R Webb in hand, J Forehand i W leg, H Thompson shoulder, J iciesln * on eerv ee in Winchester. : r:vutes, J Stindivant right K Hays severely in neck, T H \ -ecu dead. • Privates, A Giles severely in 1 : :o. do m arm, PW Doster do in 1 1 .;To in arm, J S Chapman, do in :t : ; :eui Newell left foot off, . mwlally, since died, 11 Kil ■ e iannali do, Geo Porter do. i- .- and : Lieut Killen severely in tea, S Goodwin left arm off, (>, J McDowell left am off, . .. and. L .ii Dickinson severely in k-.ion severely in arm. severely: W D Whactor, J . . J ii Scarborough, W A Berrau. I fti GEORGIA REGIMENT. K’:-ed : Lt Col ¥ Kearae. - Ai Vu.il and Private K ■v. t- i, 3eii?i W 11 Slone, erious. j t Wm li Hersey. Wound " ' r . foot off; Privates Wot L W Cason. Missing, Sergt (} •v Private John Kicks. Wonndrd, ■•■■.r ■' :gt 1> McCafierty, Cor -; p . i rates J Stone and j J Ruis. ilp J il Rasters. Woun '.cd, lead; Lt Marion Nel*on. :'l.. sco, hand, © \V Heroics. ' \> alker, foot md h; ..j'> —ed, Matthew Wither; ■ «- ii Kodoey and Private ■ - .L. K VV Bastion, Corpl : ts DocJ'ar, F M Piles, G n oended: Lis , atter mortally, i . .’s Vli Bailey, mot tally, :or > lit, Lucien Butler, a . dangerous, N Hicks, se i; c oi. oussion, serious, G 1) Ca.l Buckhalter; Privates D ... Wounded; Ist Sergt A Au-t n, ad Sergt E Tcmlia i. tv*art, and Jacob Win ?■? i. P Lot Townsend, slight; . . .-.d 11 W Hancock, former i A Jerman, P W Molliags u: ,1 a Morcer, L W Hum ...... .at . Missing: J J Rober :: is J 8 Weekly snd J Jones. ; P Goodwin, Sergt J C Con i'?.v Acs W \t Bradford, • : rt ..JR Croiy, J J Griffin, sing . PrivateM L Ell: 3. Pr.rate J W Dixon. ounded: . leg am .-mated; Turpi ii G i'livaiea J. 0 Ktn?. J A Ste •.•••-rG' .rge ii.V- wman, H • J . V AGnldings, Jos Alder •Vm Aivie, J G F Me doll. 1 I-KOBOIA BSCUMXT. 1 I —r. :U-d Lieut Col ,u n [B T I •«ns. j u 1 ■' 1 ■' T - : J R Ash. 'Wuucdod;}' Liens J H Brewtr, in shoulder; Sergt J H Wood, ! in foot; Corpls W K Brock, in foot; F N Slayton j :n face; Privates J M Ariel, in back; M. M Bolling, ; in thigh; F 0 McKie, in shoulder ;S D Wilbanks, 1 in foot; J F Waiker, in hand; Burgess Smith, in i hand ; J V Forbes, through both legs. Prison- j era; Serg- A W Owen ; Privates H Cargyle, Jas per Smiib. Cos B—Lieut J C Franklin, head; Herat M C Ferrei, in band; Corpi J H Cole, in hand; Pri vate Joe Cornel, in leg and face, J C l-uller, in lace; Wm Florence, in arm; J M Tillman, in hand; K B Vardeman, in leg. Cos C-Killed . Lt J A McGehee, Privates S H Dewoerry and W S Crouch. Wounded : F W Crouch Eenously, Lieut J T Hill shoulder, Sergt J A Avar, in hand, It G Hill in arm, M Corbett arm ampii.atcd, J H Park in face, J B Hopkins thigh, D M Paxton shoalder. Cos D • KUied: Lieut G W Hurst, Privates J G Burton, A Elliott. It Oakman, S A Parker. — Wounded : Lieut J C Snepp arm amputated, Pri vates J E Frost leu and shoulder, L D Godbee foot and both legs E Tarver back, Sergts K A HankinEoa i-hc.aider, ltobt Boyd chest, Privates J H Blount ankle and side, C A Green contusion of chest, J Marlin wrist, W C Quincy face. Cos E—Killed : Privates M P Greffeth, C M Partou. Wounded : Sergt G C ilice contusion hip, J W Brady shoulder, Corp T J Bivins hand, Lieut J B Trammell mortally, Sergt G F Phillips abdomen, A J Cornett h- ad, W R Kincaid ankle and shoulder, Wm Kendall thigh amputated, John Odum arm and. head, Newton Weaver shoulder. Coif—KUied : Corp U L Doss, Private W R Sisk. Wounded : Capt N L Dickerson leg ampu tated, J. rt J B Barton arm, Privute S K Bennett arm and both hands. M F Bragg chest,J W Wheel er hand. Missing : Sergeant N Robertson, Pri vates N ii chardson (leu as uurse) J W Couch. Cos G—Killed : Lieut G W Mays, Coip T H Muse V> ounded: Privates O Cromweil arm, R G Pope imgh. Missing : Privates A Harris, R Henry, supposed cuptured. Cos li Killed : Capt B L Hancock, Sergt 0 A Abloa, Corp T II Deadman, J N Mastus, Private S Raibarne. Wounded: Trivata Jno Bales right lung, Thos Nix leg amputated, tl R I’ope hand, Henry Mi areas arm, W K Deadman arm Cosl —k liod : Private Sam Bigharn, J HH O Opson. M B Watt. Wounded.: Sergt J.l Hurrall head, J M Powell head, Lieut W W Kennedy arm, Priaiea R Scrogin shoulder, S Uptou arm. Cos K—Wounded : Lieut U L Rockwell hand, Private 11 A Walton abdomen, L’eut J T McMil lan leg, Private W J Duakin arm, E 11 Jarrall hand, G W Perkins leg, C D Simpson band.— MUsirg : Wm Alien. ELEVENTH GEORGIA REGIMENT. Field and Staff Col F H Little, wounded through thigh ; Adjutant J F Green, neck ; Sergt Major Wm Martin, shoulder. Cos A.—Wounded—Sergt Booker. Cos B Kill' d—('.apt J W Stokes, Caleb Hat field, Joe Uatfleld, John L Davis. Wounded, Lt T Parker, leg amputated; Ist Sergt U Sullivan, hand and thigh ; Ad Sergt S L Sullivan, leg; 3d Sergt I’Giil, Corpl J Watson, arm amputated; Corpl B Haysiip; Wm Hickey, thigh ; J Aianion, thigh, Sam Hatfieldj-bcth thighs; D McLendon, Jas Barnes, thigh, Jas Reynolds, leg; Wm Ingham, shoulder ; E Wilkinson, leg amputated ; J E Kinacy, bowels, mortally ; K L Kinsey, leg ; Geo Yawn, fcreust, mortally ; J W Davis, G Wil li*, arm; Wm Harris, leg. Cos C —KUied—D A Strawn, color bearer ; V B Marti i, A J Hembree. Wounded —Capt W H Ramsey, 'cip, contusion ;Lt Joel, hurt knea; Lt W J Peeples, side, contusion; Lt J B Burnet, an kle ; Bcrgta 1> E Humphries, leg ; 1) K Wetsel, ankle ; L Lilia, arm ; A Duncan, thigh ; S B Mar tin, aru ; Jas Henderson, neck; J Woodward, slight; K Carder, foot; Sssgt Howell, foot, slight; E H Potset, leg; Wm Shannon, leg amputated; A 0 Johnson, leg; Burney Crawford, leg ; Jasper Reed, ride; A ii Neal, neck; J Latch, shoulder; J R Hampton, leg, J A Bishop, alight; J A Hooper, arm ; W J Graves, arm ; T J S -ringfleld, hip. Cos. D- Killed: W M Pr'icbett. Wounded: Sergt A Ingle, head, arm an high; Corpls 11 F Early, thigh, an »J E Lansi. ,ic --; E F Fannin, thigh ; W L Mitchell, an p painted ;W M Brooke, hip; D Briant, jaw ne*; J L Deale, arm and hip; tl P Long, finger; D Wilson, breast; Vt'm Blankenship, hip ; G Callow y, hand; M L P.-.tch:arm; J JSI Dover, jaw; J S Wat kins, ieg; 11 J R -’oe.-ts, hip; W Worley and 0 11 Perry, are; B 1 mpson, arm; P R Early, head. Missing: PA Huberts. Cos. L—Killed : J Reynolds, Wm Thomas, Jesse Brock, N Marlow, K Blown. Wounded : Sergt Cassaclu, leg amputate:^; Wm Slate, leg; W D Legg, head; W • Bla'cck, head bruised ; A C Thomas-, contusion ; S U Gwinn, arm; E Garrett, finder anti heel; Peter Stroud, leg ; L Shuler, do: J Parris, arm; !*’ Chastain, foot, contusion ; J Holbrooks, Wm Benuett, hip. Cos. F— Killed: Sergts J C Oliver, N V Fain, Corpl it Page, H J Aju;ley. Wounded: Sergt E Sharp, b: vrela, mortal; A C Brison, jaw ar. 1 shoulder ; J E Deale, slight; W Piemans, si L ; J K Piemens, leg; 11 G Patterson, bre iat; J A Payne, ankle ; Geo Briunt, arm amputated ; John Shelton, ankle; 1) P Sisson, arm and foot; James Ledford, fingers; J Mull, shoulder ; J B Thomp son, shoulder and jaw ; T >S Crump, lag ; 0 Her ris, fingers. Missing: Capt J W Johnson. Cos (!. Killed: Joshua Dnnnegan, C WJ. : Williams, N If ii .-bertson. Wounded, Crpt J V Weed head, fit J H McWilliams arm, Lt Jas M Jackson severe and nossisg, Sergt G C Leatfcer wood mortal, Corpl W S McLain groin, Corpl J Swinson che.-t. mortal, J C Torbett heel, J W Harris head, W J Hill neck head ana back. H Hulsey hoc!, It T Mcßonuel ankle, A J Caigal should.?!-, H J Miller band, Wm It ehnrdaon head, J S C Wilson, knee thigh and hand, W Love arm, J H Mil.'er sliculdST. Cos iJ, Killed; Capt M T Nunnally, H Cooper, C Woodruff, Wm Partin, Tbos Athee. Wound ed, Sergt ft Ensiey t,bigb, Corpl A II Blasingame foot, J l> Browning iiovveis, a contusion, Joshua Atha neck. .1 A Baxley Augers, JJ) Callaway arm, U 0 Olay b ad mortal, Thos Bachelor el bow, S Famboroagh arm, R A Mayfleld elbow, F M Peters neck and shoulders, A L Saluda leg amputated, 11 A Thomason urm amputated, J Wiley heel. Cos f—Killed : Sergts J W Pittmr.n, J F Davis, Corpi G W Gilbert. Wounded . Capt S Thatch er, knee; L*.:- FM Bledsoe, arm amputated ; E B Bran no--, head; LB Belcher, L?g; Sergt 1) Me- Klevaat, arm; Corpl B F Thomas, hand; J M Balfccom, ieg; P S Barbree, knee; J F Carter, wrist, aide and leg; S M Cannington, neck ; J W Harrisou, thigh and ieg; E I- Hrles, head; J Ste phonson, face. Missing: W H Maugham. Cos. IC--K:Usd : Lieut W II Baskins, G Watson. Wounded: Sergt Joel Walker, thigh, slightly; Frank Walker, lag; Corpl Fitsgerald, ankle; M Jobs on, both thighs ; Henry Mani, thigh; W G Sikes, jaw ; 3'hos M Burgy, shoulddr ; James M Chambers, head. Killed SO: wounded 150; missing 4. AdjuUill Urneial Waynt’a Addrcu to ihe (icvrgia “Striis Troops,” Hkaikii-Arturs Georgia State Line, I Carte rsvills, July 2b, 1563. j Genehal Orders, No. 1. To the Regiments of the Georgia tState Line: My t oontktmbk and Pellow-Holdiers ;—The recent .-.-aste s to our nrms in Tennessee and Mississippi liar.- brought tho tide of war to the holders e: Georgia. Shall it swell into and over whelm cur State, ot shall we repel it? This ques tion every Georgian should ask himself seriously and earn* stly. By energetic, be ,rty, harmonious action, we can save our home ana our families from the desolations and horrors of war, end on vour Suao Lir.o depend much the security, pros perity and happiness of our people. The rend you aro now guarding has become a vital lino in the momentous struggle, and in volves the sifety of Gen. Bragg’s army, of the State, and oi ihe Confederacy. The enemy in posses ion of At.'an..., our State heccm :s the theatre or Fire and the sword sweep over our fair land, r.r.d no in an from the mountains to j the Atknt c v.:!! be safe iu his home, in his fami ly, or ta 1 property. Hitherto yonr duty as bridge gcaro :■ has been light. Now, a heavy re sponsibility rests upon you, and if you meet it not with the spirit of endurance, watchfulness and courage that the occasion requires your now good name among our people will be lost, and with it the State. Measuring the vital necessity of this road to his army, Gen. Bragg nas urged that certain of its important and exposed points should be strengthened and fortiiied, and has entrusted that honorable duty, and their defence, when comple ted, '0 you. Engineers are now at work prepar ing the plans for defence, and within a day cr two you will be called upon to execute them. Some are already in hand. A few days of ener getic work will complete the essential defenses, and until they are done, I ask you, each and ail officers and men, to give your whole souls, and hands to the labor. Let individual wishes and indulgences be ail merged in the now great ne cessity, aad let no man think of seeing his home until ne has in his own heart an assurance that it is in security. This work is for your own homes, wive3 and little ones. ItTerv stroke of work you do is for them ; and in their safety will be that of your country. Do not falter, then, or hesitate, but for the few'days required for labor show that you understand a soldier's duty. I am no aiartoisi, nor do I seek unduly to ex c te your apprehensions ; but in soberness and truth i tell you, that if this Koad is carr.ed by the enemy, yon wd! no longer enjoy the homes of freemen; and - ho fate of Middle and West Ten nessee, and cf New Orleans will be yours. An inferior race, and tntir agitators, the abolitionists, : wii! thrust yon rom their farms and enjoy the j fruits of your fields; and yonr lot will be, either i abject submission to a vindicative enemy, or the life of fugitives iu the woods and swamps. For all that you hold dear and honorable, then, labor hard at the work the engineers will lay our for lor you, and give no thought to leave or furlough •util it is done. Then, i trill cheerfully again grant the indulgences authorized by the Com mander in-Uhiel, and you w*K enjoy them the more from the consciousness of safety that your labor has secured. Until then, 1 trust that neither regiment will tend up an application for leave or furiough except in extreme, urgent cases of absolute, indispensable necessity. Henry C. Wayne, A. A In. Gen. in Command. Senator UiU’s livmiirlis itt Athens. At the meeting at the Town Hall in Athens a few days ago, Senator HU! was requested to ex plain the Act of Congress under wnich 8,000 vol unteers for borne defence ars now called for.— Lists were opened and 80 men registered their names. . At the riquest of many gentlemen, Senator Hill fcni furnished the following synopsis cf his remarks to the Wa’chman : Mr. Hi!l sari: Yon are asked to voluntser and be mustered into the Confederate service under the Act of Congress, passed ia 1861, for “ Local Defense and Special Service.” 1. The scope and object of this law is easily un derstood. AH our people cannot go to the general battle fi-j'd. Congress ha3 souaht to divide our people into two classes ; the fightirg class and the producing class. Tne first go wherever or dered to meet tho enemy—the second remain at home to produce supplies. But it was found that in this as in ether ware, the enemy would send detachments into the undefended portions ot the country, to destroy property, lay waste their supplies, and make war on the innocent and help less We could not take our soldiers from the general service, and send them into the interior to meet raids. We have not tho soldiers to spare for this purpose. Y r et it will not do to Rave the country unprotected from these raids. It is, therefore, proposed that those of you who are, for any cause, exempt lrom the regular or general service, shall organize to defend your homes and the homes o'those who are away ia the service, from taese sudden invasions a.;d raids of the one my. Local defense aud special service is the object to be accomplished by the call ou you. It is not intended or even desired shat you be sent to Vir ginia, or Tennessee, or Mississippi, or to the regular service anywhere, i'ou are not expect ep to leave your ordinary industrial pursuits, ex cept worn the country is actually coming to make war on you at home. Wh in the enemy is actual ly coming, you are expected to be called out to meet him, and your organisation is to enable yon to be ready ana efficient, when the enemy retires you nr« expected to return to your pursuits. It ia neither the intention, nor tne desire, nor the interest of tho Government to violate this under standing. 2. Bui you have your security ia this respect. The law distinctly provides that you may set forth in your muster roll tho special service which you propose to render. You tender your company or regiment to tha President to defend a given locality, and to deleud that locality wittrin a given area and tor a given time, and aa mounted infantry, or infantry, or cavalry, or artillery, as you prefer—all set out in your mus ter roll. If the President accepts you, he does so on tho terms so set forth, and outside of these terms he has no power over you. If he does not like your terms he simply will refuse to accept you, and then you arc l-.ft where you now are out of the service. You enlist on your own terms under the law, and the President accepts or rejects according to the terms. Fix your muster roll to suit you. 3. But you Buy “why are we mu.-tered into the Confederate service V” I answer, lor the heat reason!: Because you are to render military ser vice, and the Coniederate Government is the war making power. 2d. Because you are organized under a Confederate law. 2d. Because it is the Confederate UoYerumtnt which carries on the war with the United States, and among other thingß, enters into the cartel for the exchange of prison ers. 11 is the protection of thut Qoveruwent you will need, and will be entitl“d to, if, by the casu alties of war, you should fie captured. Therefore, tho objtct is good, the security is ample, tin i the kind oi service is proper. Let me hope that every exempt in the land will volunteer at oaoe and with alacrity. If you de sire, it is your right io send your muster roll directly to the Presment or the Secretary of War. I know his object in making this cull, and I know lia will never deceive you. A failure to volunteer will be disastrous. What will our soldiers in the field think, if they learn that those of you who remain at home re:uae to defend your homes and their homes, your wives aud their wives, from these miserable raids? What will our Government think, what will the enemy think, if you say you are not willing to defend your homes and families? Mr. Hill alluded to the excellent and sjccessfn! defence made by citizens at Rome and Knoxville recently, and showed how much more eff'aciive this defence would be if ihe people were organi zed and ready in advance to meet the enemy. If, lie continued, our people everywhere will cheerfully respond to this call, and show a de termined epirit of resistance to death to these raiders, then the raiders will not come. If they know we are prepared and determined to ies st, they dare not come. Bat if we are not prepared and refuse to prepare, we invite them to come and they will coma. Who cau blame them ? I have volunteered for this service. Why should 1 not ? What reason ean you give for refusing ? If you will promptly get ready to bo called out when the emergency comes, in my opinion you will never be called out unless Ur Grill, because the emergency then will not cornu. Iu reference to Congress coasenbing the volun teers as the twelve months’ men were, Mr. Hill assured the meeting there was no possibility oi sneb a thing being done. From John H. llorsm. From Major Bill Parker, we learn that without doubt bis old chief* Gen. John 11. Morgan, has crossed the Ohio river with one tho tsand men and his artillery. The crossing is said to have boeu made somewhere in the vicinity of Blanner bassett’s island, into Virginia, we suppose. Major Parker is a member of Morgan’s old squadron. Our last Northern te egrams stale that Morgan wan evidently aiming to cross the Ohio above gunboat navigation, io this it seems he baa been successful. The island where he is reported to have mossed is not far from Parkersburg and the mouth of the Kanawha river. Morgan and his men have had a long and per ilous chase among the Hees’.ers and Backeyes, but we think they will some out about right yet. We doubt the statement of Col. Duke’s capture. The Yankees captured at him perhaps. The “hundred and titty” which the northern accounts bad drowned in the Ohio, has already fallen like the stream, to about twenty. The “thousand captured,” will doubtless fall off proportionately. Ho of the “killed, wounded, and missing.” The rebels scattered among the hills of Indiana and Ohio, w-11, we trust, turn up safe in the Valleys of Kentucky and Virginia, wfiero they may again rally to the banner of their chief. —Knoxvill e Chronicle, 29 th. New* Summary, Since crossing the ©bio Morgan has paid his respects to the Indianapolis and Madison, Missis sippi and Ohio, and Indiana Geatral railroads, in Indiana, and the Hamilton and Dayton, Little Miami, Cincinnati and Wilmington," and Ohio ! Central railroads in Ohio. If he reaches the | ,Steubenville and Indiana, the round of the roads j reaching the river will have baen completed. Ills j forces have moved in three separate bodies or di- I visions. j A deserter named Franca was shot the other | day near Jonesborough, while endeavoring to ! ese-ipe. He was recognized by the Guard as a deserter. Though France may fail to recognize the Confederates—in this instance, a Confederate was not slow to recognize Francs. It is generally believed in North Carolina that at iea=t two thirds of the raiuera who visited Kocky Mount have been either killed or cap ured. The North Carolinians are volunteering in every di rection, for the extirpation of these vandal hordes. It is stated that men ot sixty fire and over, have taken up their shot guns, mounted their horses, and are engaged in the hunt for Yankees. The damage done to the Central Railroad in Virginia by the Yankee raiders a month ago, has been repaired and travel ;s now resumed. The the trestle work near Hanover Court House and the South Anna bridge are now as substantial as ever. The people residing in Sequatchie valley, Ten nessee, are removing southward, fearing the in roads of Rosecrans’ marauding hordes. It is thought by some army correspondents that a portion of Grant’s army have been sent elsewhere since the fall ot Vicksburg. The ene my will bear close watching. The Yankees recently made two raids up Wee keeva creek, in Levy county, Florida, plundering the plantations and committing all manner of petty outrages. The friends of R. H. Trippp, Esq., announce him a candidate for re election to Congress from the Seventh District. The tirst exequator granted to a consul of a foreign power by the Confederate Government, was one to Mr. Ernest Raven, consul for the Duke af Saxe Coburg and Gotha, and was dated as early as August, 1361. No other power has recognized us by a similar request. The Federal bushwhackers and tories in the mountains ot East Tennessee and North Carolina are becoming very troublesome. They ought to be ferreted out, and when caught made to adorn the end ot a perpendicular rope. That is tffe only etfeotual way of curing them of their rascal ly propensities. Mobile Market—July 25. Cotton. —The receipts since the 17th inst., hav 1 been 130 bales, against none for the correspond- j ing week last year. The excorts have been I,SIG ! bales, against none last year. The stock on hand is 15,fi86 bales, against 3,414 bales at the seme data last year. The stock, it should be observed, is nominal, most of it having been expoited io New Orleans. There is little business doing in cotton, and transactions are not made public. We continue our quotations on the basis of 27c per lb - for Middling. Inferior, 13; Ord to Good Ord., 13%; Low Middling, 24%; Middling, 27; Good Middling, 31 ; Middling Fair, 34. Financivl. —Confederate Bonds S per cents are in good demand, and are now quoted from 106a 10S, according to time to run and interest ac crued; 7 per cents par, with lair demand. Bonds of the 15 million loan command 180a200, of the 100,000,000 104a107. Coffee, |4n4 50 per lb. Flour—we new quote syoaks per bbl, for Superfine and Extra. Grain— we quote Wheat at $7 per bushel. The piico of Corn continues at 8 50a4. Naval Stoeis. —The stock of Spirits Turpen tine on hand is limited, and with little demand, is held firmly at 1 25al 50 per gal. Rosin is abundant, without sale, the asking price being s4a4 25 ior No. 1 and |3a3 50 for strictly No. 2; Tar is difficult to find at $25; Pitch $5 per bbl. Tho Southern Oil Company now quote Navy Pitch $5 per bbl; Patent Wheel Grease 25 cents per lb. Oils. —We quote Cotton Seed Oil at $7aS; Deck Oil $3; Paint Oil $3; Machinery Oil $5 ; Car Box Oil $5 ; Tanners’ Oil $2; Lard Oil 12 50 per gal. Barrels $5 extra. Bacon, 1 50al 75 per lb ; Lard 1 60al 75. Schedule prices Sides $1; Hams 90c ; Shoulders 80c; Jowls 50c; Lard 75c. Rice, 12%r18%c per lb. Schedule price, old 10c; New 12c. Salt— Gulf and Inferior at a range of 44a50c per lb. Sugar— Fair, 1 lftal 20; prime, 1 25al 30; choice, 1 45; brown clarified, 1 50; wmte do, 1 85 per lb. Molasses, s6a7 per gal ; schedule prices ler Sugar 53al 25; Molasses 6 50. Ljuclibura Tobacco Market—July 27. We quote manufactured tobacco as follows. Bla-k work, 1 OOal 75; Common pound lumps, 50al 25 ; Medium do do, 1 50j1 76 ; Fine do do, 2 50a3 00; Extra c'o do, nominal. Leaf tobacco aa follows: Shipping medium good, 25 00a50 00 ; Shipping Fine, none offering; Shipping Lugs, medium, 15 00u20 00; Manufactured Leaf, good to fine, 50 00a65 00; Manufactured Lugs, good to fine, 35 00a55 00; Wrappers, last sales, 150 00a300 00.— Virginian. Columbus, Ga., Market—July 28, There has been little or no pemaml for cotton dur ing the past week. The sales have been nominal at 35 to 41 cents for strict middlings. Sugar is still advancing. Sales have been made during the week from 1 25 to 1 75 by wholesale, light brown (old process) in bhds is field at 1 65 to 1 75 ; in sacks, 1 80 to 1 90; retails at 1 75 to 2 00. Flour sells slowly at S3O per hundred ; Extra family is field at $35. No important efianges in the bacon market, corn, rice, Ac., Ac. The demand for gold has subsided since the investment of Charles ton; it is still held at 600 per cent, premium.— Sun. Macon Marketw-July 29. Gold is worth from 1000 to 1200 per cent, pre mium; Ban t Notes 125 to 150 per cent. Cotton —the market dull. Our quotations this morning show a slight decline. It sells now from 40 to 45 cents. Bacon is selling at 1 25 for Sides and Hams. B’lour is si liing from S2O to $25 per hun dred. Meal, 2 25 per bushel. Corn, —the Corn market is dull. A standard price may be put at $2 to 2 25. Sugar and Molasses—Best Brown Sugar, was Belling last week from 1 75 to 2 50 perpouud; Molasses, from 8 50 to 6 00 per gal. Salt, 40 to 55 ctfi; Nails very scarce, and worth $125 per keg'. —TeU graph. AiUlKa Market—July *s. Sugar —fair to fully fair, 1 20al 30; prims to choice, l 30al 50 per lb; Molasses, G 00 per gal ; Flour—sup'erline, S7O per barrel; Com, 2 50a 2 75 psr bushel; Rice dull, sale at 11a12}4 per pound ; Salt— good demand at 40 cents por ib ; stock good; Bacon—sides and hams, 1 50 per ib; Lard, 1 25al 80 per lb; very little in market ; Rutter—good country, 1 50 por ib ; Candles—tal low, 2 00a2 25 per lb ; Codec, 8 50 per tty stock moderate; cUmand moderate ; Cotton Rope, 1 65 per lb by the quantity; Whiskey—pure country distilled, $lB por gal; stock light; demanumode rate; Peach Brandy, sl6alß per gal; Apple Brandy, sl6alß per gal; Tobacco, 75a 1 00 per lb ; stock of common tobacco good ; hue grades limited and advancing; Bide;—in demand at high figures; Nails, 1 10 per keg; stock moderate; demand good; Osnaburgs, 1 40al 45 per yard; all sizes at 75c per yard ; demand good ; Shirting, very little in market; Sheeting, 4 4; very little in market; Cottou Varna, slßa 18 50 per buob, for assorted numbers. EXECUTRIX’S s\I.E. With be sold on the liras luesisy ia SEPTEMBER 1V iRXt, by leave of the Court o. Urilr ary of Oglethorpe county, witlim the lawful hours, at the door ottho Court House in Lexington, the following negroes Oi the estate ot Kobart S. Smith, deceased, viz: Rachel a woman 63 years old ; (larnett, a man 48 years old ; Joe, a man 43 yi ars old ; Delph. a woman 8# year* old, and her children—Robert 3 yeirs old and Jett 1 year o.d; Martha, a woman 22 years ole, anti her child ea—Retty 8 years old, Noltv 2 years old, an I an infant boy ; Plunk, a gin 20 years Old ; John, a boy 12 years old, and X'iiec-,% a girl 10 years old; Henry, a boy IS years old ; Lauia, art 14 years old- T errns—A credit of one year, with Iwo good securities living in Oglethorpe county. , , „ , n „„ LUCINDA l). BMITH, fir, July 18,1363. fi wl'.l ADMIIViTsJKA TOK’H S BAI,K. WILL b 0 00111 on tire firs, Tuesday in BEPTEMBEK noxt at the Market House in this city, within the legal hours or sale, one Negro Woman, named Ann, bflou c m- to 1 tie estate oi George W. Winter, deceased. Sold by order ol the Court of Ordinaly of Richmond county loev UhaKLKr A. ROWLAND, Adm'r. July 22,1863, f ; w eu All.Vll.VlbrUATOll’n 6AI.K, BY virtue of an order from the Court of Ordinary ol Ogle thorpe county, will he cold boltae the ( c urt House 1 o-r intiietqwnof Lexington ia said county, on the lirst Tuts day in .iRPIEM ulsß nest, within the legal hours ol sal-, the following property to wit, twenty live .lltcly Negroes, Vz: l'eler, a rnan To years old , Burweli, a mau 60 years old ; Aim a woman 40 years old, and her two children, Dick a bey li years old and Betsey, a girl 10 years old ; Louisa, a woman to yeais old, and her live children, Jacob, a boy nitre years old lieckey, a girl eight years old, Nelson a hoy six years olcL Dora, a gin three years old, and Jasper, a bov one year o.J Mitcnelr, a woman twenty-two years old ami her four children Lcarnter, a girl seven years old. Victoria, a girl five yea™ o'd Dolphin, a boy three years old, cud Jackson a boy one year l t amarine, a woman twenty years old and h r three children! Darnel, a boy live years old, John, a boy three years old, aiid Harlow, a boy one \ear old. .Josephine (a souuiatniss) twenty-two years old, Martha, a girl thirteen years i Id, Adis' ngirilen years old, Miles, a man twenty-live >eara old—-a good Shoemaker, and Pheriba, a wo i.an eighty years old AK> attoe harne time anu place, one tract ot in said county, within two miles of Lexington, contlining (717) seven hundred and Seventeen acres, more or less well wa ered and comlort >.bie buihbugs on the premises Also one house anu I t rnthp. town of Lexington with (27 > twenty-seven acres o hand more or less attached, the dwelling new and coml'ortabie ami out buildings good, with a good well of water on tue lot the lot is one of the most elevate l and handsome lota in the town. All sold as the property of Alvin M . Robertson, late ot said county, deceased, for the benefit of the heirs and creditors.! said deceased. Terms cash . , .. DAVID W. lAT MAN, Adm’r. Ju’y 14,136?. 6*23 ADIMIMSTKATIUP.S SALIi, WJLL be sold, under an order of tin Court of Ordinary of Richmond cou ity, at the L-.wer Market hous- in the city of Augusta, on the first Tuesday in StI'TEMBER next, lour hundred acres oi i.and, more or less, in said county, on Boggy Gut Creek, adjoining lands of A M. Allen and others, for the benefit ol the heirs and credit <i£ of Andrew Biack slon, deceased. Terms cash. _ , THOMAS BLAUKSTON, Adm’r. July 14, im. CwiSJ AD-VIINISTKATOFTS .Vt LE, BY virtue of an order from the Court of Ordinary of Ogle tborpe county, will be sold bei-.re the Ouur, House door in the town ( f Lexington, in ?ul'l county, on the Or. t Tuesday in OCTOBER next, within the 1 gal hours ol ml-, the follow ing property, to wit: Four Negroe*—David, a nan about 40 years o and ; Ii tniet, a woman 83 years old ; JVlarth *, a woman i'o jears old, und an old woman Luzy. Als *, at ho tame tune and place, one tract of Land, iu said county containing lour hundred a r<s, more or less, known a the iio ne Jt*iucc, adjoinin :auua ol Ferdinand t'hliuzy Wm (J. Giiharu and ..Ike: a. Also, one ot.er tract or pi ce of hand’ °? I !i a v?. 1 ? g i h , r!!,! V uudreli J : *? rea ! m ''' eur ies ’- adjoiuiog lands cf WMtßeid Baadrmn and C J. Landrum, and others, Witn about thirty acres of bottom laud in cultivation. Ail sold as the property ol Henry Young, late of said county, deceased, ior the benetlt of the heirs and creditors of Bain deceased ,era»ea?h. MAUK H. YOUInu, Adm’r. JUty 1803. 6^20 EXECUTORY fcALE. ON fir:-t Tuesday in SEPTEMBER next will be sold to the highest bidder, before the Court house door, a*- Lexing ton, Oglethorp county, the tract of 240 acres ot Land in oaid county, known os the former horneHtea-: of Archibald C McKinley, deleaved, adjoining lands or Lewis j. Dcupree Z Ciarx, and others • Sold for division, DT special power iov m the will Terms cash. W. McKiNLEY Ex’ Juiy 14, 1868. 6*2B* STATE CF GEORGIA, OGLETHORPE COUNTY Court of Ordinary, July Term, 1868. Whereas, Wiidam VV. Scott, and hie wife Sarah if Scott, formerly Sarah H. Davenport, eheweth to the Court tnat Wiiliam W. Davenport and Charles W Dav enport, executed and delivered to John L. Davennort their joint bond for titles to a certain tract of land ditioned to make or cause to be made to the said JoJm L Davenport, good and sufficient titles to said tract ofiand when he the saiuJohu L. Davenport shoul * pay or cause to r e pa;a a certain note, made payable to Wm. J. Coxe, for the sum ol thirty one hundred ar and fifty dollars They further anoweth that aince the executloD and delivery of said hood Davenport lias dctariel this lite iuteatate. and that William W. Davenport has been legally appointed ad ministrator upon the eat te of -aid deceased. They further ahoweth tnat thetaiid John L. Davenport has departed this lif leaving the said Sarah H. his s At- heir and legatee, and tnat the said w liiam W Scott and the said Sarah H. have Hter mimed, and tnat thev have July dlscka-ged and paid off said note, and on their part fully complied with the condition in said bond, and prays the Court to .pass an order requiring said William W. Davenport, as administrator of add Charles W. Davcnpo t, dcceaied, to execute tiiiesto aoid tract of land to them in terms of paid bond. It i» therefore ordered, That personal service of said appli cation i e serveid on the 8 id William W Davehport. adminis trator ol Charies W. Davenp rt, and that this rule be pub 4shed in t.re Uhronicle A Sentinel, calling upon all persons concerned, to shew cause op or before the 'iVrm of this Court. #hy the said William \V . Davenport, as admi .is trator of said deceased, rikould not be orderea and requirid Vi execute titles to the t aid petitioners to aaid tract of land in terms of said bond. . . . A true extract from the minutes of said Couri. this lSifa July 1363. E-C. SHACKELircRD, Drdinary, July 16, 1863. 16w2!4 C IT AT LONS, FOR LEX'ffEKS DI^MISSORY. sJTATi: OF GEORGIA, FIOIIMONO COUNTY Cl Whereas, luch t tl li. i\ Day, Administrator <3e bonh non on the eata'vof G Beale, deceased, applies to in* tor Letters cs Dismission: Thus. :.ie therefore to cite and a irnonish, all and singular, the kindred and creditors of said deceased, to be and appear at n_v otliee, on or before the second Monday iu January next, to show cause, it any they have, wliysatd Letters should not he granted. Given under mv hand and official signature at office in Augus ta,this 7thday of July, IS6S. July 9, 1863. CuTauviS DAVID L. ROATH. Ordinary. Cl TATE OF GEORGIA. RICHMOND COUNTY, io Wherca-s Frank H . Miller. Administrator on the Estaat cl Henry C. Mlil.r, minor, deceased, applies to me for Letters ol Dismission : These arc t ho ref? ro to cite and admonish all and singular the kindred and friends ft' said deceased, to be. and appear at my office on or before the first. Menday iu September next, to show cause, if any they have, why said letters shoulu not be granted. Given under my hand and official signature at office in Aug ip ta. this id day of March, 1868. DAVID L. ROATII, Ordinary. March 3d, I'o3. O lATE OF GEORGIA, luUUMOND UOUNTI. Whereas, Thomas Dwyer, Executor of Jane Tcbin, de esase !, applies i > me lor Letters ot Dismission : These are therefore to cite amt admonish, all and singular, the kindred and ci editors of said deceased, to be and appear at my office, on or before the first Monday in September next, to show cause, ii any they have, why said letters should not be granted. Given under my hand and official signature at office iu Au gusta,this2d day of March, 1863. DAVID L. ROATH, Ordinary. Marchjo, 1563. 6mwlamlo xiTATE OF GEORGIA* RICHMOND COUNTY. Whereas, David S. Goutct, Administrator on the-estate oi Edward F. F.igley, deceased, applies to me for Letters ol Dismission: These are, then hire, t o cite ami admonish all and singular the kindred and creditors of said deceased to be and appear at my office on or before me F. G -Monday in September next, to show cause, if any they have, why said letters should not be granted. Given under my hand and official signature at office in Au gusta, this 2d day of March, 1868. DAVID L. ROATH, Ordinary. March 3, 1863. Gmwlamlu jjTATE v • N B«»KG1A, RICHMOND COUNi YT VVh ncas xvkxa:n er Av.et and John W. Avret, Execu t.ois of Alexander Aviet, deceased, apply to me lor Letters of Dismission: These are therefore lo i aand admonish, all and singular ihe indred ami ere Utors ofraid deceased, to be and appear at my office, on or before me ursi Monday in December next, to show cause, if any they have, why said Letters should not be granted. Given under my hand and official signature at office in Au gusta, this Ist bay of June, 1803 DAVID L. ROATH, Ordinary. Jui e F 1868. 6mwlamtß STA I E OF GEORGIA, OGLETHORPE COUNTY. Whereas, James t'littey, Administrator ou the estate ot Francis SS. Fcitey, dec- *. • and, shows to the Court ol Or dinary that he has tui.y administered the estate ol said de ceast.d, and is ready to be discharged from said trust: These are therefore 1 cite ami admonish all and stugultti, thekimired and er ditors of said deceased, to show cause, it they have, on or b r fore the first Monday In beptemler next, wlit sdd Letters should nob be granted. Given under niy hand at office iu Lexington, in said county this 20th February, 1863. E. C. SHACKELFORD, Ordinary. Feb. *24, 1863. 6mw Ihihß CiTATJCGF GEORGIA, OGLETIK/rPE CUNTY. Whereas, , tcury Kinnebrew, Administrator on the estate ol John F. I! d)', laVoi mid county, deceased, sh./ws to the Court of Ordinary tuat he as uilly administered the istate ol Sam deceased, aml i • reauy i > b.- discharged from said trust and petitions for Leitereiefdismissirn: These are Gier. ori o cite and admonish all aud siugular, the kindred and creditors ot said dec ased to be and appear at my office within tuc time prescribed uy law to show cause,il any t hey have, why said Letters ol Dismisdon should not be grantedri aid avdminialrator. Given under my baud ut office iu Lexington, this 4th ol Ma ch, 1663. Jii. C SHACKELFORD, Ordinary. MiucLi 7, 2t68. .. OmwlamlO STATE OP GEOIIUIA, LINCOLN COUNTY. Whereas, Naoma Wc'.iiMiliei-, AibniniaLrulrix ofLaw i-ence WclUiiak.T.i-ei.ic.'Cntsto Lie Oou t, to her petition duly filed and entered on record, that she tins tu ly uUxniulst.red Lawrence YVeliinaker - estate. This islhereiore u> cite all persons concerned, kindred and CiedUors, to show cause if any they can, why aa’d A- minls- Lix should not he ni.-onaiy and lioni her administration, and re e eve Letters of T> emission ou the first Monday m Novem ■ r, 186 1. (liven under m> hand ami olllcial oinnatuie a' olfice, this 9th April, 1868. IS. S'. TATOM, Ordinary. April 14,15G3. Clawlaml j STATE OF OEOK-OiA, OOLKTHOPJS COUNTY. When as, John A, Tiench dd, Administrator ou the las ate of Oresh rn Edward, deceased, shows that he lias fully a .e i let; led the (a fate ol a.d decea.cd and Is re .dy to he dischailrom -aid trust: These are th afore to cite and admonish, al! and singular, the kindred, and creditors ot said deceased, to be and ap pear at . cdiir.e withmthct.ini : prcic- iticd by law, to show cause If any They have, why said Letters of ltlsmissou should not be granted the s.iid Administrator and he discharged from said trust. dm n under my hand al olfice in Lexington, this 10th day of April, i.-n . !,. C. SKAoKELFoitII, Ordinary, Apol 16,156S 6mwlainlG STATE Os OEOKtrIA, Ui;LETUOIifJC COUNTY. Whereas, It. J. Arao.d and Clark K Latimer. Admin isirat is on luc Estate, ol John i arimer. late of said county decease ‘, shows tuat they have i'uiiy administered the Estate ol said deceased, and prays to T-e d.achargcd from said trust: These are therefore to cite arid attmonj h all aud singuiai* the kindred and creditors of said deceased, to be and appear at my office within the time prescribed by law to siiow cause. If any they have, why said Letters ol Dismission should not lie granted said Administrators aid they discharged from sat trust. Given under my hand at office in Lexinaton. this !lth day of April, tbiifi. L. C, HACK EL a 01.0, Ordinary, April 15,1868. 6mw ]auil6 STATE OF GEORGIA, LINCOLN COUNTY. Whereas, George W. Florence, Adininistiator of Lafa yette Florence, icpieseutsto the Coin in liis petition duly hied and entered on record, that he liai fully administered Laruyette Florence’sestaie, Tnisis therebre toci c, all pinions conce net, kindred and credit .rs, to snow cause, it any tln-r rr.n, why sale Adminis trator t hould not be discharged from his AdministiaUon, and receive Letters cl Oisniis. ion or. the nrst Monday in Novein bir, 1563. Give:; under my ban 1 and official signature at office, this iilh April, 1802. lb F. TATOM, Oultnary, April 14, 1868. ftiuwlaailft Georgia, ogjlethokpe county. w:, a . I- hr; • . You*. a- .1 J. .muni G. Young, Exe cutor, on til- i-,.at ;ofLi es Young, late ot said county, de ce-sed, aln.w l hut they have iu;.y uiiiuinisieied IJie estate ol said and .ccai.fd am: are now leaily lo be uis barged from sain trust: l!i> -. ~. a t he.clori to cite and admonish ail and singular, Ihe kiiifhcd ami creditors ot said deceased, to be and iipi ear at my office within the time prescribed by Jaw, to allow cause, J any tnry have, why said ol Dismission should not, bn grant ed to raid Lxecuivr.A, and they be ULcharxed lrom said trust. Given under my hand and official signature at office in Lex ingtou, ;u said county, this 22d May, 1863. E. C. BHAOkELFORD, Ordinary. May 26, 1863. 6inwlaa>2l 4 1 BO UlltV. VX V’, )i t ;v, ilcnry J.Laiig Adininistiator ou the estate ot John G Arnett, deceased, applies to me lor letters of Dio- J'liein’.’iroUiereforet') cite and admonish,all and singular, the kindred and creditors of said deceased, to be and appear at niy office, within the time prescribed by law, and show cause, if any they haw, why said Letters should not lie granted. Given under my ha a ut office m Lmcolnton, May 6th, IS6B. Jl. F. TATUM, ordinary. , May .it. 6uiwlarnl9 SSATJfi ol* GEO. GiA, RICHMOND COUNTS. Whereas,.John m. iu.i.er, Atlmmi trator on the Estate <»i William busb, deceased, applies to me lor Letters oi Di.-mission : These arc therefore to dtc and admonisb, all and singular the kindicd:iuu Ci editors o said, deceased. to be and appear at my oflie in <M before the second Monday in J.muaiy next,to bliovy cause,;! any they have, why said letters bhould no a granted. Given under my mr.d and official. l signature,at office In Au gusta,this6thday oi .July, 1u63. DAVID L. UOATH, Ordinary. July 7, 1863. GmwlamvS STATE OP G&ORCiIA, RICHMOND COUNTY. Wher. as, John i . Miller, Guardian ol WillUmi J. Mi minor, dec se , applics to me tbr Le;i* rs ol Dinnibsioh These are tii et'ore to cile am! admonish, all and singulai the kindred anil f . lends ol : i dt/ceu fd,to be and appear atm > office, on or before the h» < md Monday in January ucnl, to aho* cant-*- it any they have, why raid 1 .etters should not be granted Given under my hand and official Denature, at office in Au gusta, this 6th day ol July, IHO3. T , _ , DAVID L. KOATH, Ordinary. Jttly 7, 1863. 6mwla:nstß UTATiiI OP CKO HO! A, RICHMOND COUNT Y. JO AV her. ,i--, Kc;.ert M. M< Nair a» and James D. McNair, Ad minatrators on t.lnj festal ot Alt.idn McNair, deceased, apply to me ibr I et era of Dismission: These are therefore to cite and all and singular t he kindled and creditors or said deceased, to be and appear at my office, on or before ties ,<m Monday in January next, tc show cause, if any they have, why sain Letters should uoi be granted. Civ n under my hand and otih i.d signature, at office »u Au gusta, this Gili day of July, 1868. DAVID L. UOATIi, Ordluvy. July /. 1803. 6inwlam2i CI A 1 a. Ui' I Tk . ko’ld K«" iuLV;, i) ik. fj Whereas, AOsaiom W. Kho lor, Hxecutor of Dewi* H iihodv-s. d-A'ca-e/t, :.pp! esto ■ •• f-.r i,ctiers of DLsmiasion i 1 nese arc thmelore to cite andadmonish, all and singular, the kindred and cr( dtos of saul censed, to be and appear at my office, on or before the second Monday in January next to Simw cause, ll any they have, why said letters Bhould no't be granted. Given under my hand and oliiyiai signature, at, office in Au gusta, this 6th day of July, lb*? ;. . , , Q . DAVID L. IVJATH, ordinary. 6mwlaiflgß itoiio: a. , , ; VV o er , L ? p - 5A i * c 'at, or on the estate of hii" ’ n'- ; - v '. ‘ applies to me for Letters of Dia- U ‘ ( Cl ’ lo . re,t ° f admonish, all and singular the kindred and rn.) dorr* or wiid v< ••a-* ato i uud appear at my office within .i.e time prescrib-.d' by lav/' to show cause, il any they haw, whv r-xid Letter:- should not ne granted. Given under iny at Office in Washington. Vl or . h o v ... G. G. NORMAN' Ordinary. Ma.cu-,1- 3 . % omwlarn'i BILL to act, apart'W if*- a Equity, in Greone Superior Court, returnable to Maa-ch Term, 1868. Holly Jlart ny her next fiienu, Thomas T. Brown, vb. David Leslie, Execu-or, Ac., and leaftc Hart. t the Court that jcaao Hart, one of the above dMfemjarue, re.-idee out of ifc. .-rate, it is therefore ordered, L..u the said Hart, be and appear at tne next Term of nowt V? ur ‘ t ?*f c 0,1 P ie btC °hd Monday in September next, then and there -o plead, answer or demur, not demurring a.one to aaid Bill, and in default thereof that the same will be taken pro cohj> r*.nd it is furti.e-- ordered, ihat service be per.. Gied on n i Di deiendani by publicati nol this order in the Chronicle A hentiuel iu terms of the statute in huch cases made and provid'd. ™ S*!/** 1 from !hc of the Hu peri- r Court. April let,, l-,60. liiAAG* R. HALL, Clerk. Apnl u, lbfa3. 4wlaml4 GEORGIA, OGLETHORPE COUNTY. Whereas Nancy E. I'arish, Administratrix on tse estate 1 ” • 1 . .-unty, deceased, applies to rne for Letters of Di.-.mi>-ion from sali administration : .These are therefore to cite and admo;.i3h all and singular, ihc Kindred ami creditors ol said deceased, to be and appear at the Court of Ordinary, to be held in and for said county on the first Monday in August next, to .show cause, if any they have why said Letters should not then be granted. Given under my hand at office in Lexington, this 27th Janu ary, 1368. E. U. .SHACKELFORD, Ordinary. January 30, 1563. 6mwlanis *JTATE OF GEORGIA, OGLETHORPE COUNTY IO Whereas Oli •/". i’. t mdley. Administrator on the estate «<i Benj. B. C; r* late of ad county, deceased, shows tha he has tuily .dmioir-tcred the eet.te of aaid deceased and prays to be diß-uarged ftooisa: trust: T hese are therefor..- to cite and admonish all and singular the kindred a credit.-r •of aid deceased, to be and appear at my office within the. i ime : . .cribed by law. to show cause, if any they have, why said Letters o- Dtamire on should not be granted ?u.d Admin s;rat? r aod ne tl -charged from said trust. Given under fny hand and official signature at office In Lex ngtou, this sth Jay a May, J3f-3. , .. E. C. SHACKELFORD. Ordinary. May 10,186-3. fimwlarn OTIOE. , . tfc . ... ?0 'E‘ ' . real and j uerty n : ,u*m< to the hastate of John ] Wellg -er! late of said”county, tieceared. I jyiOfit UhAKhh’i L, FI.NOXi Ex r. I CITATIONS WOK fiITTtM OP ADIHIHitfTAATION James ii. McMillan having in proper for m applied to me tor permanent Letters of Administration on UieeitaU ii WddaSl °;rv- 0 . , - ma i U ‘ 1 - 01 comity, deceased, rtf bi*. Iv.V‘ lorc l }° au u singular tire creditors and next William H. No man, to be and appear at mv otHe*i within the time allowed by law, and show cause, if any they can, why permanentadniinistraUon should not he granted to Janies It. MeMuiluiion William H. Norman’s estate. ,r>*> llueaa m band and official signature, this 2Mh June ISt ?* m B. F. TATOM, Ordinary. * June 00,1668, 4.v‘H> /N KOKUIA, LINCOLN COUNTY. ’ VA N otiee is liei eby given to all pertons concerned, that ou or about me 26th day of July, 1562, Er.de.ick Tompoou. late, o: Lincoln county, departed this life intestate, aud no person haying applied lor administration ou ike estate of sad t rede rick iompson, sud in terms of the law, said admlnktation wit, be vestrd iu the Clerk of the Superior Court or some o lftr tit mid proper person thirty days after the publication of this edition, unless sjmo valid oojection i e made to his appoint, rnent. Given under my baud and official denature this i6th day of June, B. F, TATOM, Oidinary. June 3U, 1868. 4w2tj OTATE OF GEORGIA. KICHMg>ND COUNTY. IO Whereas, Wi liani T. Malone applies to mu lor Letters oi Adtninisiration i.e bon.s uou on tlie Estate ot Nancr h Maku j , late oijsaid county, deceased: These are therefore to cite and admonish all and dlngutkr the kindred and creditors of said drccaseo, to be and appear at my office, on or before the first Monday in August neat to show cause, if any they have, why euid Letters stioul l L( tie granted. Given under my Land and official signature at office, !u /-u* guita, this Ist day of July, 1663. DAVID L. ROATII, Ord . July 1, 1863. 4w27 STATE OF GEORGIA, OULKTHOKI'E COUNTY. Whereof, Join » v . Dorsey applies to me lor Letters ot Administration on t-lio Estate of j oily Johnson, decease,i: These are therefore to cite and admonish all and siugular, the kindred aud creditor sos said deceased, to be and appear at my office, within the time prescribed by law, to show cause, if any they have, why said letters should not be grunted. Given nudex my hand at Office in Lexington, iu said county thisSOUi day of June, 1868. E. C. SHACKELFORD, Ordinary. July 8,1868. 4w27 STATE OF GEORGIA, RICHMOND COUNTY. Whereas, Jo n t*. C. Whitehead, Guardian of James E. Hwper, minor, applies to me for Letters ot Dismission : These are therefore to cite aud admonish, all and singular, tlia kindred aud Mends of said minor, to bo and appear at m v office, ou or before the first Monday in Seplemi ei neat, to show cause, if any they havo, why said letters should not be granted. Given under iay hand and official signature, at office in Au gusta, this 7th day of July, 1863. DAVID L. R >ATH, Ordinary. July 9, 1863, 4witi STATE OF GEORGIA. OGLETHORPE COUNTY. Whereas, George W. Neal, applies to Letters of Ad. minlstxatiou with the will writ x.n, ou tt,e t state o; Wniidta H. Mcßride, la e of raid countv, deceased : These are therefore to cite and admonish all and singular the kindred and cred tore of said deceased, to be and appear at my office within the time prescribed by law, to show cause, if any they have, why said Letters should not be granted. Given under my hand and official signa ure ut office in Lex ington, tills l.th day July, 1868. E. U. {SHACKELFORD, Ordinary. July 14, 1868. 4w28 STATE OF GEUKGIA t OULeThORRE COUNTY. Whereas, Warren Haw is and T lumas u. Hav/ks to me for Letters of Administration on the es ale of Henry Hawks, late ot said county, deceased : These are therefore to cite and admonish all and singular* the kindred and creditors of said deceased, lo be and appear at niy office within the time prescribe.. b> law to show cause, IJ any they have, why said Letters should not be granted. Given under my hand (.at my office in Lexington, In eald county, this 24th J unc, 1863. E. O. SHACKELFORD, Ordiimry. June 80, 1868. 4w26 Georgia, greens county. Whereas, .lames K. Sanders, applies for Letteuof Ad. ministration ou tne estate of James Arm4rong, iv.e of said county, deceased : These are therefore, to cite and admonish, all person t con cerned to be and appear at the Court ol Ordinary, to beheld in and for said county, on Un first Monday in September next, to show cauoe. If any they have, why said Letters should mot then be grunted. Given uuaer my hand, at office In Oreonesboro. Julv 7Lb. 1M«. „ KUaKNUUSIi. KIKGOnIV JuUr*. 1868. 4wM t IkOltaiA, WIBKKS COUNTY. Vk Whereas, oei'i*e W. noiom e apolieo lo me for Letters oi Aiimiulstratisn on the instate of (il'reon Florence, late of rai't county, deceased: These aru therefore to cite and admonish all and singular the kindred and creditors of said deceased, to be and appear at my office on or Indore the first Monday In September next, to show cause, if any they have, why said letters bhould not be granted Given under my hand and signature atofiice in Washing ton, this 16.1i July, 18 8 . G. G. N Ul< MAN. Urd’v. Iyßo 4wßl WILKES COUNTY. \JT Whereas, James J. Wallace ami w ar j on j> Wallace ap plies to me for Letters of Administration on the estate of benjamin Wallace, late of said county, deceased ; These are therefore to cite and admonish all and singular kindred and creditors oftaid deceased, to be and appear at nvc office, within the rime prescribed by law, to show tause it any they have, why said Letters should not be granted ’ . under my hand at office in Washington, ia taid coun ty, this 22d July, 1303. G. U. NUEMAj), Urdinary. July 24, iB6O. 4vpßo Cl EUEGIA, GREENK COUNTY. W Whereas. Walter A Hartee applies for Le tera of Ad ministration de bOLls non, upon the estate ol Andrew Kav Jate oi the Ml ate of Alabama, deceased: These arc therefore to cite and admonish all and singular the kindred and creditors of said deceased, to be and api£ar a{ the Court of Ordinary, to be held iu and for said county, on the first Monday lu Sepiembor next, to show cam.e. if any they have, why said letters should not be granted .Witness my hand at office in Greonesboro’, July 16. „ ,_. O KUGENIUB -L. KING, Ordinary. , July 22,1863. Cw 2» Notice. • ixty days after date application will bo made to ti.a ordinary of Morgan couuty. ou the first Monday m »epten> ber next, for an order granting leave to sell the beal Ealate oh John A. Hanners, late 01 said county, deceased. T , „ DAWeON H. LANE, Adm'r. Jnly 2,1898. Bw2T i?r it- tii. ~ Two mouthu alter date appllcatlcn wilibomada Gourt 01 Ordiiiaiy of Oglethorpe county, for leave t,l utili llie UUof deceafed* '° 0f Uow “ r: '' July 14.1898. 'ViLL.AM 8. UOWAKD. Kz’r. INT O'iTUJE. , wO , ra° ntllo aft er and .te appllca'lon will he m&.lo to the i ourto Jrdina.y of Oglethorpe county. Go., lor laove lo an 1 oi *■•«««*“. _J«1» 14,1898. WUSiAN ‘ S - Notick. V*f r M - a “Pptoitl.'h will be mede to the ? f . orep " B eu»nty fir leave to sail the Rami belonglr g to the eet do oi VVilliam dighlowtr, deceas'd A. A. JttRMGAN. a. D HIGHTOWICR. July 22 1888 Ezi-Oiitora of William Uightower^decjd. ]VI G'l'llJ 1£ TO DEBTuRB AND GRKDl’l'tlßs! " L-7, perrons indebted to Richard Christopher, late ot Oglethorpe coui.ly, deceased, are reijueslcd to make Immedi V“? se Laving dsinautla against said estate, will present them, duly authenticated, within the Hme pre scribed by law, to the undersigned v KKJIiAKD L. CHRIBTOPHICR, Ex'r. Jane 80,1^68. Notice to debtors akd (irkditor^. All persons indebted tu the c»f l&irth Phinim July * WUlan - :Wea " fJaCOb IV™ Lo DEBTORS An 6 CKEDU'oRS (»ased, to present thein to me, properly made out, w,uA' tnc tunc prescribed by law, so as to show their character and amouut; aud all persons Indebted to said deceased are hereby required to make immediate payment to me. ’ 1 , JASPBH IliifNgH Adm’r de boms non with annexed of w m B 'I ugvle decew,e.i P.O. KnaviUe, Schley county, Ja 1 »W«, deceased. July 2d, 1863 y ’ NOT O'E to DEBTORS and oreditors . «?"“ ,s Lwchy given to all persons having manandi against lerriMiiilu. Haynes, Into of Greene county degieuse, so.ihe^F 1 V iCr “ u ' P r «l , « rl y made out within the timepae l by law ’ 10 , Bhow ‘L«lr character ami amount and all pers. ns indebted to said deceased, are hereby re iue«tv to make Immediate payment ' L ‘ JASPER HAYNES, Adm'r, p. O.Kllarmc, Schley Gm “ “' J -ly 22, 1893. cw'"j Notice. ~ ' “ Two months after date, or the Brst regular term ot the uourt thereafter, application will be made to the Court ot 'r„ r , a i!‘, a l? ,°« l0tllor P e county, for leve to sell the Lands urns N g es belonging to the E. tate of Jacob l’mnizy, late tA said county, decease),—this 6th day of Ju'y 1893 , . B. F. HARDEMAN, Adm’r with the will annexed on the Estate of Jacob Dhinizy, dec’d July itil, 1998, Bw*2b * G( EORGIA, WILKES (JODJNTV. " “ ; f Wlitreaa, Wm. M. Keeae. on tlie eatatu Wm^on 1 ;- UaC ‘“ ey ' * - for Letters of my office witnin tie time preacriDed by law, to ahow cause Vr any they have, why aaid Lettere ahould not be gSffiTd Given under my litnd at office in Washington March 3,18.3, O- «• BUKMAfi, Ord.^, KOKUIA, WII.KES C'ODBTJf. , » w .u erea ?' W ,'H: M - Koeee and Samuel W. Wynn, Ere cutora of Sarah S. W liigfleld, deceased, apply to me for Leltcra of J »isml*Blon: J hes«; are therefore to cite and admonish all and singular, the kindred and friends of said deceased, to be and appear at. my omce within the time pret cribed by law, to show cause, if any they have, why sakl Letters should not be granted. Given under my hand at office in Washington, w. ,o G * fICKMAN, Ordinary, w. 1863. 6mwlain9 EORGIA, WILKES COUNTY. ' I W hereas. F. F. Sfaton, Administrator on the estate of C. L. Rice, late of said county, deceased, applies to me for Letteis of Dismission : These are therefore to cite and admonish all and singular, the kindred and creditors of said deceased, to be and appear at my office, within the time prescribed by iaw. to show cause, Ot any they have, why saidletters should not oe granted. Given under my hand at office iu Washington, this Oth day Os March, 1863. G. G. NORMAN, Ordinary. March 11, 186 3, Smwlamll ir i K'/KGIA, GREENE COUNTY ; \JT Whereas, Albert G. Fooler, Administrator de bonis bod witn the WilUnnexed of the estate of Joel£arly, br., deceased, petitions the Court ol Ordinary of said county for Letters Dis* miosory: These are therefore to cite and require all persons concornetL to hhow cause, if any they have, why aald Administrator should not be discharged at the Court of Ordinary to be held in and for said county, on the second Monday in January next. Given under my hand at office In Greenesboro’, July «th # 863 KUGKNIUS L. KING, Ord’y. I July Hth, \m. imwlamSQ AfOTIOE. In J'wo months after date application will he made to the Court of Ordinary of Richmond county, for leave to sell tha Ken and Peisor m property belonging to the Estate oi Helen Pyne, .ate of aald county, deceased. JNO. CRAIG, ) . JNO. A. NORTH,C Juiy 27th, 186-3. 8w 80 jyoTicjt. " - j. V Two months after date, application will be niade Ir Court of Drdmary of Greene cousty, for leave to sell th' ' belong ng to the estate of Thomas Heard, deceased < JESSE W. T UN’ Adm r oi Thomas Hi#- JulyS7th,Jß«S. id, dec'd. ■\r6tic*. ’ ’ ’ :-—_ iv 80 BN Two'month, after date, applicatloi. wd',, _ Lou'tof Ordinary of ure«ne county, tor W 1 ,ie m sde to -Negroes to the eaUtee of Barr * ve " J «eU ai,“ti.a minor. OJLlV£l’. J S ei I DKr«e Laniel, Guardian of Bam.ai r - ■ Da^usl, July 27tt, 1543, ' -'Vfce Lanlal, minor. . Swiu
