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From the Southern Recorder. ._ , _ , „ . . , . . A CALENDA F FOR THE STATE OF GEORGIA, embracing a list of the Officers of Government, of the Judiciary, Militia, and County Officers, with the times of holding the several Courts of the Congressional Delegation; Congressional Districts, and Senatonal Districts. GOVERNMENT OF GEORGIA. Governor — George W. Towns, of Talbot.^ Secretaries —John T. Smith of Tr.oitp, Ju-~- lius M. Patton of Cass, and Benj. F. Gullett of Talbot Messenger —Chas. G. Rice of Baldwin. Secretary of State —George YY 7 . Harrison of Randolph, Comptroller-General —Ezekiel S. Chandler of Carl. Surveyor-General —Jas. R. Butts of Sum ter. Treasurer —Wdi. B. Tinsley of Baldwin. State Librarian —Robert Micklejohn of Baldwin. President of Senate —Wm. B. WifFord of Ilaber’m. Secretary of Senate —Lurther J. Glenn of Henry. Speaker of House of Representatives —Jno. W. Anderson, Savannah. Clerk —B. K. Harrison of Stewart. Dire,ctor of Central Bank —D. C. Camp bell, Baldwin. Cashier —A. M. Nisbet, Baldwin. # Principal Keeper Penitentiary —YV. W. Williamson, Cherokee. Book-keeper —H. J. G. Williams, Talbot. Inspector —A. M. Horton, Baldwin. Physicians —Drs. Tomlinson George W. Fort, Baldwin. Chaplain —Rev. Wm. Johnson, Baldwin. Trustees of the Lunatic Asylum —Dr. Tom linson Fort, Dr. H. K. Green and B. P. Stubbs. Resident Physician and Superintendent — Dr. T. F. Green. JUDICIARY. SUPREME COURT FOR THE CORRECTION OF ERRORS. First District —composed of the Eastern and Southern Judicial Circuits, alternately at Savannah and Hawkinsville, on the second Monday in January and the third Monday in Juno. Second District —composed of the South western and Chattahoochee Circuits, alter nately at Talbotton and Americus, on the fourth Monday in January and July. Third District —composed of the Coweta and Flint Circuits, alternately at Macon and Decatur,, on the second Monday in February and August Fourth District —composed of the Western and Cherokee Circuits, alternately at C'ass villo and Gainesville, on the third Monday in April and October. Fifth District —composed of the Middle, Northern and Ocmulgec Circuit, at Milledge \ ille, on the first Monday in May and Novem ber. Judges of the Supreme Court —Jos. Ilonry Lumpkin, Athens; Hiram Warner,Greenville; Eugenius A. Nisbet, Macon. Reporter —Thomas R. R. Cobb, Athens. Clerk —Robt E. Martin, MPledgeville. Counties. * Sheriff. \ Appling, John S. Abbott. Baker, James G. Johnston, Baldwin, Charles Ennis, Bibb, Thoman Bagbv, Bryan, (John Vinzant, Bulloch, Reddin Denmark, Burke, ‘Augustus H. Roberts, Butts, j William Andrews, Camden, ‘Joseph 11. Findley, Campbell Thomas Camp, Carroll, jJohn W. Wood, Cass, j Thomas Booker. Chatham, I Ed. M. Prendergast, Chattooga, Charles D. Black, Cherokee, |Samuel T. Kimball, Clark, Isaac S. Vincent, Clinch, Charles Cowart, Cobb, John S. Anderson, Columbia, Goo. G. Sturgis, Coweta, Richard M. Hackney Crawford, Morgan Hancock, Dade, • Zachariah O’Neal, Decatur, David Swicord, Jr. DcKalb, (Allen E. Johnson, Dooly, Cha’s R. Talliferro, Early, ‘Edward Gill, Effingham, Edmond Minglcdorf, Elbert, 1 Francis G. Stowers, j Emanuel, ! Eleazur Durden, Fayette , J Abner Coker, Floyd, Thomas S. Price, Forevth, !Robert Will jams, Franklin, Jeremiah Cleveland, Gilmer, William Cox, Glynn, M. C'. B. Wright, Gordon, David G. Wile}’, Greene, jHarralsqn H. YV atts, Gwinnett, - iGainum T. Rakestraw,; llalrersham, j Archer Whitehead,, Hall, Richard 11. Waters, Hancock, Lorenzo S. Stewart Harris, (James B. Henderson, I Heard, jJohn J. Hendrick, Henry, Jordan Johnson, Houston, ‘William 11. Talton, Irwin, Joseph E. Bass, Jacksou, Joshua 11. Randolph. Jasper, (Isaac L. Parker, Jefferson, j Francis B. Mountain, Jones, John S. Walker, Laurens, Thomas N. Guyton, Lee, (William W. Gilmore, Liberty, Edward Way, Lincoln, James L. Eubanks, Lowndes, William D. Griffin, Lumpkin, Andrew Howell, Macon, Thomas Dixon, Madison, Berry J- Meadows, .Mclntosh, Charles O. Neal, Marion, ;John M. Wilcher, Meriwether, John W. Redding, Monroe, Benj. 11. Zellner, Montgomery, Hugh McNatt, Morgan, Hilliard M. Harris, Murray, James Buchanan, Muscogee, Francis A. Jepson, Newton, (Lewis Zachrv, Oglethorpe, W. B. P. Haynie, Paulding, Brooks M. YVilliugham, Pike, Lawrence P. Alexander, Pulaski, Richard F. DeLamar, Putnam, Edmond O’Neal, Rabun, ! Martin Carver, Randolph, Richard Davis, Richmond, Garey F. Parish, Scriven, William W. Oliver, Stewart, John M. Scott, . Sumter, Green M. Wheeler, I albot, Alfred H. Brown, Taliaferro, ‘Singleton Harris, Tattnall, CulKn Cowart, Tellair, John Pickrcn, Thomas, Robert Ivey, 1 roup, Alphohzo Hemphill, Twiggs, James Hancock, L nion, John Nicholson, Lpson, Alexander Pace, Walker, Abner H. Mize, Walton, Henry E. Haralson, Ware, Mills J. Guest, YY arren, Calvin Logue, YVashington, Elbert’ D. Taylor, YY ayne, Allen J. Boon, R ilkes, Christopher Biuns, YY ilkinson, James Taylor, JUDGES OF SUPERIOR COURTS. Eastern Circuit —Henry R. Jackson, Sa vannah. ‘• Northern Circuit —Eli 11. Dexter, Sparta.. Middle Circuit : Ebenezer Starnes, Au gusta. Western Circuit: James Jackson, Monroe. Ocmulgec Circuit —ll. Y T . Johnson, Mil ledgeviUe. Southern Circuit —Aug. 11. Ilansell, Ilaw kinsville. Flint Circuit —James H. Stark, Griffin. Chattahoochee Circuit —Alfred Iverson, Columbus. Cherokee Circuit: John 11. Lumpkin Rome. Coweta Circuit : Edward Y. Hill, La Grange. Smthwcstcrn Circuit —Lett YY'arren, Al bany. Attoruey-Geueral. Middle Circuit: Alpheus Colvard, Appling- SOLICITORS. Eastern Circuit —Wm. B. Gaulden, Hines ville. Nod hern Circuit —John B. Weems, YY ash irtgton. Western Circuit —Dickerson 11. YY alker, Monroe. Ocmulgec Circuit —Geo. T. Bartlett, Mon ticello. Southern Circuit —Thad. Sturges, Thomas ville. Flint Circuit —Rufus YV. McCunc, Jack son. Chattahoochee Circuit —Chas. J; Williams, Columbus. Cherokee Circuit —John J. YY’ord, Cass ville. * Coweta Circuit —M. M. Tidwell, Fayctt ville. Southwestern Circuit: YV. C. Perkins, Cutli bert. MILITIA. —FIRST DIVISION. Ist Brigade: Bryan, Camden, Chatham, Effingham, Glyun, Liberty, Mclntosh and Wayne. 2d Brigade: Bullucb, Burke, Emanuel, Jefferson, Montgomery, Scriven and Tattnall. SECOND DIVISION. Ist Brigade : Columbia, Richmond and YVarren. 2d do Hancock, Taliaferro &Y\ 7ashing ton. THIRD DIVISION. Ist Brigade: Baldwin, Morgan and Put nam. sth do Clark, Greene and Oglethorpe. FOURTH DIVISION. Ist Brigade: Elbert, Lincoln and YVilkes. 2d do Franklin, Jackson and Madi son. FIFTH DIVISION. I*7 Brigade: Jasper and Jones. 2d do Butts, Fayette and Henry. SIXTH DIVISION. I*7 Brigade: Laurens, Pulaski, Twiggs & YVilk’n. 2d do Appling, Clinch, Irwin, A LIST OF THE COUNTY OFFICERS IN EACH COUNTY OF THE STATE OF GEORGIA. Clerk Superior Court. Clerk Inferior Court . Jesse Mobley, Jesse Mobley, Seth C. Stevons, Seth C. Stevens, ! Wm. Steele, Wm. Steele, Henry G. Ross, Edward G. Jeffers, j Joshua Smith, Joshua Smith, David Beasley, David Beasley, Edward Garlick, Edward Garlick, YY m. R. Bankston jwm. R. Rankston, Henry R. Fort, Henry R. Fort, John A. Hopkins, R C Beavers, Jno. F. Tomlinson, Anderson Boggs, Humphrey w. Cobb, J. D. Phillips, Jno. F. Guilmartin, Jno. F. Guilmartin, ( YY r . M. Shropsire, Samuel Hawkins, James Jordan, Jas. M. Daniel, Jno. C. Johnson, Jno C. Johnson, Jno. C. Kirkland, Jno. C. Kirkland, Thos. 11. Moore, Wm. S. Johnson, A. M. Crawford, Davis Harris, 11. R. Harrison, Jno. G. Morgan, Jas. J. Ray, Jas. J. Ray, Jno. B. Perkins, Benj. M. Wood, F. J.Chisolm, F. J. Chisolm, Robert M Brown, Alxander Johnson, Robt. B. Davies, Robt. B. Davies, Jas. B. Brown, Jas. B. Brown James Rahn, James Rahn, ! YVm. Johnston, Wm. B. Nelms, G. 11. Kennedy, Jas. B. Kennedy, YVm. J. Russell, Jabez M. Brassell, A. B. Ross, Jesse Lamberth, James Roberts, A. G. Hutchins, David Dumas, John M. Freeman, R. Perry, YY 7 m. Erwin, A Seraton, A Scraton, J B Adams Y\ r m M Peoples, Y’incent Sanford, Y incent Sanford, j L F YY'ilcox, Joel N Culver, Philip Martin, James E Griggs, WmSitton, Wm P Smith, T II Audas, C YV Dußose N II Barden, |Wm Johnson, II L Speer, D M Smith, ! Henry Stokes, [3 B Love, YVm H Miller, T J Moore, Jacob Young, Jacob Young, P. F Hinton, P. F. Hinton, J J YV C’argile, Henry Slaughter, N Diehl, N. Diehl, M R Draper, M R Draper, F Thomas, F Thomas, S Lindsay S Lindsay, J S Bradwell, J S Bradwell, A Johnston, A Johnston, D Smith, D Smith, YY’m Robinson, J S Chastain, ! Wm W Corbitt, (YVm J Collins, B M Thompson, A Carithers, A Lelilcs, | A Lefiles, G YV McDuffie, G YV McDuffie, YVm A Adams, A M YY'ebb, R J Pinckard, YVillis Curry, F Mcßae, jF Mcßae, John C Rees, John C Rees, R McCamy, Ralph Ellison, E J Hardin, Isaac Mitchell, A YY’ Evans, AY'm D Luckie, George II Lester, George II Lester, John Ledbetter, YVitmell 11. Adair, J John A. Cochran YYdley E. Mangham, John V Mitchell, John Y r Mitchell, James Nicholson, YVilfiam B Carter, James Blackley, James Blackley, Duncan Jordan, YYilliam H Barton, James McLaws, James McLaws, Alex. Kemp, Alexander Kemp, Ichabod M Cox, Samuel Starr, M M Guerry, Alfred F McPherson, George N Forbes, George N Forbes, j JohnT Bristow Quinea O’neal, James B Smith James B Smith, John F Mcßae, John F Mcßae, j Jared Everitt, Jared Event, YY m M Latimer, David B Turner, Peyton Reynolds, Lewis Solomon, Thos M. Hughes, Elliot Boling, -- M II Sandwich, YVm A Cobb, Hiram M Shaw, R M Cassadv, Wm YV Nowell, YVm Nowell, G B YY'illiamson, G B YY'illiamson, G W Dickson, j x YY t Dickson, L A Jernigan I laywood Brookins, Robt B Wilson, ! Robert B YVilson, John II Dyson, Rowland Beaslev, A V McCardeU, Thos N Beall, j Lowndes, and Telfair. SEVENTH DIVISION. Ist Brigade : Gwinnett, Hambersham, Hall & Rabun. 2d do Forsyth, Lumpkin and Un- j ion EIGHTH DIVISION. Ist Brigade : Bibb, Crawford, Dooly and | Houston. 2d do Monroe, Pike and Upson. NINTH DIVISION. Ist Brigade ; Heard, Meriwether and Troup. 2d do Campbell, Carroll and Cow eta. TENTH DIVISION. l*t Brigade : Harris, Muscogee and Stew art. - 2d do Macon, Marion, Sumter and Talbot. ELEVENTH DIVISION. I*/ Brigade ; Cobb, DeKalb and Paulding. 2d do Newton and Walton. TWELFTH DIVISION. I*7 Brigade: Cass, Cherokee, Gilmer, and Gordon. 2d do Floyd, Murray and YValker. THIRTEENTH DIVISION. Ist Brigade: Decatur, Early, and Ran dolph. 2d. do. Baker, Lee and Thomas. List of Marjor and Brigadier-Generals of the several Divisions, and their respective Brig adiers, of Georgia Militia, with the Head- Quarters of each. Ist Division: Maj. Gen. Peter Cone, States- j borough. Ist Brigade: Brig. Gen. YY r m. P. YY 7 hite, ( Savannah. | 2d Brigade: Brig. Gen. Geo. YV. Evans, Waynesboro. 2d Division : Maj. Gen, YY r m. F. Brantly, I Sandersville. Ist Brigade: Brig. Gen. G. W. Summers, Augusta. 2d Brigade: Brig. Gen. L. A. Jernigan, Sandersville. 3d Division: Maj. Gen. J. W. A. Sanford, Milledgeville. Ist Brig.: Brig. Gen. S. P. Myrick, Mil ledgeville. 2d Brigade : Brig. Gen. James D. Frierson, Athens. 4th Division: Maj. Gen. Benj. F. Willis, Elberton. Ist Brigade: Brig. Gen. Jas. P. Graves, Washington. 2d Brigade: Brig. Gen. Chas. F. Hardy, Jefferson. sth Division: Maj. Gen. J. M. Darden, Monticello. Ist Brigade: Brig. Gen. Wm. H. Wyatt, Monticello. 2d Brigade: Brig. Gen. B. 11. Darden, Jackson. iSlh Division: Maj. Gen. Levi J. Knight, i Troupville. ‘ [CLERK COURT ORDINARY. RECEIVER TAX RETURNS. M Johnson, Henry Hilliard, S C Stevens, C YV T Swain, YVm Steele, A YV Calloway, M D Clark, Benjamin Russell, Joshua Smith, (Samuel Sikes, David Beasley, |j D B Hughes, E Garlick, |R II Gray, John McCord, ILarkin D Lee, Henry 11 Fort, (Jehu Mizell, R C Beavers, |j J Duggar, A Boggs, | J Goggans, i J D Phillips, jZ G Turner, Seaborn G oodall, 11 YV Pooler, Edwin Jones, Middleton Hill, John C Maddux, Elijah Hillhouso, A M Jackson George Lanier, Benjamin Cornelius, I J M Anderson, Thadcus II M’Clesky, | Jon A Stapler, i Janies Knox, John M Thomas, Aquila Hardy, James J Ray, j Henry H Horton, j RII Tatom, I Amon Hale, j Joseph Law, . (josoph Marshall, > A Johnson, [John Hawkins, j A Meriwether, Moses Pipkin, Samuel S Stafford, E Padgett, Janies Rahn, J Gnann, YVm B Nelms, Wm Burns, J Flanders, Daniel Tyson, YVm J Russell, Daniel D Denham, J Lamberth, Noah Cornntt, II Barker, T F Swilling, J G York, Nelson Osbern, YY r m Ervin, G Copeland, Alex Scranton, j Francis Ponsell, I Joel Fain, | Wm L Strain, D Sandford, ; JYV Maltbie, James Brown, Phillip Martin, J B YVlutehead, E M Johnson, Andrew J Pool, C YV Dußose, James Smith, YY illiam Johnson, J Vardman, U B Wilkinson IHenry J Knight, E P Watkins, Benjamin Crabb, B Batten, ,YV Barton, James C Fussell, Daniel Grantham, John G Pittman, (j S Hunter, D Lano, ‘Silas Grubbs, N Diehl M G Scruggs, R YY 7 Bonner, B Funderburk, F Thomas, I Andrew A Fuqua, E W Warren, IYV G Ileald, J S Bradwell, IS S Moody, i B F Tatom, Jeremiah Ashmore, T B Griffin, (James Newton, J S Chastain, jM M Anderson, Wm W Corbitt, J W Cunningham, R B Gholston, jj B Moon. E M Blount, J Hamilton, \Y T Williams, Henry Camp, D C Gresham, Win M Amos, E G Cabiniss, ! Carey Cox, i F Mcßae, Jno G Hamilton, F YY 7 Arnold, David Crockett, Jno S Beall, ;C Quillian, John Johnson, D J Reese, YY r m. D Luckie, T A YValker, Henry Britain, T J Latimer, YV H Adair, T YY 7 Sockwell, YV E Mangham, B Green, JV Mitchell, DM McCabe, YVm B Carter, (YVm A Houghton, Jas Bleckley, (YVm T Dickerson, O P Beall, YVm B Haistne, L P Dugas, (A Phillip, Alex. Kemp, YVm B McClelland, F W YY'imberly, jS J Pasmore, Louis Bruner, A J Williams, M Bethune, David Russell, Q O’Neal, (YVm Alexander, Jas B Smith, YY 7 m M Sharpo, L McKinnon, C J Shelton, Neil McKinnon, : Aaron Daniel, Wiley YY ilson, |S A Edmonds, Benj. T Smith, R A YVaters, BL Jones; YVm Sparks, Wm A Cobb, J W Beall, Asa Dickson, |H T Gill, Jesse Mitchell A YV Brown, G B YY'illiamson, D E Knowles, P N Maddux, J G Gibson, II Brookins, J YV Graybill, R B YY’ilson, • J D Rumph, G G Norman, Benj. Rhodes, , E J Gilbert, James Hartley, Ist Brigade: Brig. Gen. Jas. B Bostwick, Irwintown. 2d Brigade: Brig. Gen. Thomas Hilliard, YVaresboro. Ith Division:’ Maj. Gen. “Wm. B. Wofford, Hollingsworth. Ist Brigade: Brig. Gen. YVm. A. Hunt, Mount Yonah. 2d. Brigade: Brig. Gen. Ira R. Foster, Cmnming. Bth Division : Maj. Gen. J. W. Armstrong, Macon. Ist Brigade : Brig. Gen. John G. Coleman, Macon. 2d Brigade: Brig. Gen. Davenport Evans, Thomaston. 9 th Division: Maj. Gen. Hu A. Harralson, ♦LaGrange. Ist Brigade : Brig. Gen. J. YY 7 . B. Edwards, LaG range. 2d. Brigade: Brig. Gen. Edwin M. Storey, Newnan. 10t/t Division: Maj. Gen. E. H. Beall, Tal botton. Ist Brigade: Brig. Gen. C. J. YVilliams, Columbus. 2d Brigade: Brig Gen. D. B. Bush, Tal botton. 1 Ith Division : Maj. Gen. G. T. Anderson, Covington. Is! Brigade: Brig. Gen. J. S. Anderson, Marietta. 2d Brigade: Brig. Gen. J. N. Y\ 7 illiamson, Covington. 12 th Division: Maj. Gen. Daniel H. Bird, Canton. ’ Ist Brigade: Brig. Gen. Sam’l. M. McCon nell, Hickory Flat. 2d Brigade: Brig. Gen. J. F. Beavers Summersville. 13</i Division: Maj. Gen. Thos. E. Black shear, Thomasville. Ist Brigade : Brig. Gen. M. H. Alexander, Fort Gaines. 2d Brigade: Brig. Gen. J. YY 7 . Thornbury, Albany. Congressional Districts. AS AT PRESENT CONSTITUTED. First District. —Appling, Bryan, Bulloch, Cam den, Chatham, Clinch, Effingham,. Emanuel, Glynn, Liberty, Lowndes, Mclntosh, Montgom ery, Scriven, Telfair, Tattnal, Thomas, YVare, Wayne. Second District. —Baker, Decature, Dooly, Ear ly, Houston, Irwin, Lee, Macon, Marion, Musco gee, Pulaski, Randolph, Stewart, Sumpter. Third District. —Bibb, Butts, Crawford, Jas per, Jones, Monroe, Pike, Talbot, Twiggs, Upson, Wilkinson. Fourth District. —Campbell, Carroll, Coweta, Dekalb, Harris, Fayette, Heard, Henry, Meri wether, Troup. Fifth District. —Cass, Chattooga, Cherokee, Cobb, Dade, Gordon, Floyd Forsyth, Gwinnett, Lumpkin, (Murray, Walker, Paulding, Gilmer, Uniou. Sixth District. —Clark, Franklin. Hall, Haber sham, Jackson, Madison, Newton, Rabun, Wal ton. TAX COLLECTOR. SURVEYOR YV H Overstreet, Elial Branch, C W T Swain, T G Westfall, A YY 7 Callaway, James C Whitaker, Richard Cain, R Harvey, C M Bashlor, James Hagin, Adam Jones, John Rogers, Isaac J Heath, II N Byars, S K McLin, YV K Rain, YV P M Ashley, James, Yancy, G G Bullard, Josiah Goggans, John Hilderbran, D F Bishop, Francis M Stone, James YV DeLyon, Middleton Hill, L Holdcombe, M F Stephenson, George M Lanier, D R Elders, E Sirmons, D J Blackburn, E Knight, YV Young, John Collins, J D Greene, Elijah Corley, John Redwine, J YVhitington, Amon Hale, J A Hartline, Joseph Marshall, Richard Sims, F M White, Robert Jones, Moses Pipkin, M Dooiing, E Padgett, E B Lightfoot, John Dasher, Zara Powers, J H Reynolds, YV C Davis, M Rountree, G YV Clifton, H Ilentfrow, Elijah Glass, P Lumpkin, YY 7 A Moore, David Lister, J Holland, YV Little, G Copeland, Benjamin Griffith, J Piles, Jr. John M Tison, M M Dillard, A J Russell, Jared L Turner, J G Holtzclaw, James Brown, T P Hudson, F Canup, James Crocker. B F Wells, J H Hanson, L E Culver, •* Andrew J Muse,, Daniel H Zachrv, John J Bledsoe, YY 7 B Elliott, Abram Peeples, John YY 7 Bassett, John Laidler, Jr. Jesse C Summer, E Hewett, BFPark, James C Aron, M N Crawford, N K YVigham, (Bryant Beesley, Thomas L Burden, Andrew A Fuqua, Jacob T Linder, Cain Wall J Scarborough, Eli Bradley, YVilliam Hughes, R S Willingham, YV Bradford, J YVilson Sr. B Lynch, jYVier Boyd, J YV Cunningham, jElijah YY’illiams, Willis Gunuels, (S YY'illford, YVilliam J Cannon, (Isaac Davis, Fielding Jackson, (Isaac H Peebles, N McDonald, !J Cannon, Major Blount, YV J Benton, John Morris, (John McGregor, T Harris, (YVilliam L YY r est, T J Harper, A Farnsworth Ilezekiah Noble, YY 7 illiam F Serrel, Hardy H Andrews, YVilliam YVinfield, David Dunn. YVilliam Jewell, T YV Sockwell, Richard Lawrence, Daniel M McCabe, Phillip H Dawson, Thomas McManus, YV T Dickerson, O T Dickerson, Amos McLendon, (John F Lowry, Elias C Tinsley, E J Tarver, Thomas Lewis, YY 7 H Nunnelly, Isaac Dennard, Ilenry L Weeks. Jackson Tinner, W H Greer, Isham Brooks, W M Harrison, YVilliam T Brooke, A D Rogers, Charles 51ount, ! E G McDuffie, Bolin Hall, Aron Daniel, John G Hardy, Daniel M Clark, B Tharp, Levi Gallemore, YV Caldwell, James Alston, J R Mallory, N Anderson, M C'leatoii, John B Davis, D E Knowles, O G Keith, Henry Hinton, Isaac F Adkins, J Brantly, Allen A YY 7 alker, J D Rumph, Celeb Pendarvis, F M Stribling, Thomas YV Callaway, YY’iley Holland, Seventh District. —Baldwin, Greene, Hancock, Laurens, Morgan, Oglethorge, Putman, Taliafer ro, Washington. Eighth District. —Burke, Columbia, Elbert, Jefferson, Lincoln, Warren, Wilkes. SENATORIAL DISTRICTS. As altered at the last Session of the legislature. 1 Chatham. 23 Warren and Taliferro. 2 Liberty and Tattnal. 24 Hancock & Baldwin. 3 Mclntosh &. Glvnn. 25 Putman &, Jasper. 4 Wayne & Camden. 26 Monroe &. Bibb. 5 Ware, Lowdes &. 27 Crawford & Upson. Clinch. 28 Meriwether &, Talbot. 6 Appling &. Montgo- 29 Heard & Carroll, mery. 30 Campbell & Coweta. 7 Bulloch and Seriven. 31 Fayette and DcKalb. 8 Effingham &, Bryan. 32 Butts and Pike. 9 Burke and Jefferson. 33 Newton and Henry. 10 Laurens and Wilkin- 34 Morgan and Greene, son. 35 Lincoln and Wilkes. 11 Telfair and Irwin. 36 Frankling and Madison. 12 Decatur &. Thomas. 37 Oglethorpe and Elbert.. 13 Early and Randolph. 38 Clarke and Walton. 14 Steward and Musce- 39 Gwinnett &. Forsyth, gee. 40 Paulding, Cass and Gor -15 Lee and Baker. don. 16 Troup and Harris. 41 Cherokee and Cobb. 17 Houston and Pulaski. 42 Hall and Jackson. 18 Marion and Macon. 43 Habersham and Rabun. 19 Doolv and Sumter. 44 Lumpkin and Union. 20 Twigg9 and Jones. 45 Gilmer and Murray. 21 Washington and E- 46 Dade and Walker, manuel. 47 Floyd and Cattooga. 22 Richmond and Co- I luinbia. CONGRESSIONAL DISTRITS. Fourth District : Appling, Bryan, Bul loch, Camden, Chatham, Clinch, Effingham, Emanuel, Glynn, Liberty, Lowndes, Mcln tosh, Montgomery, Seriven, Telfair, Tattnall, Thomas, Ware, Wayne. Second District : Baker, Decatur, Dooly, Early, Houston, Irwin, Lee, Macon, Marion, Muscogee, Pulaski, Randolph, Stewart, Sum ter. Third District : Bibb, Butts, Crawford, Jasper, Jones, Monroe, Pike, Talbot, Twiggs, Upson, Wilkinson. Fourth District: Campbell, Carroll, Coweta, DeKalb, Harris, Fayette, Heard, Henry, Meriwether, Troup. Fifth District : Cass, Chattooga, Chero kee, Cobb, Dade, Gordon, Floyd, Forsyth, Gwinnett, Lumpkin Murray, Walker, Pauld ing, Gilmer, Union. Sixth District: Clark, Franklin, Hall, Hambersham, Jackson, Madison, Newton, Rabun, Walton. Seventh District : Baldwin, Greene, Hancock, Laurens, Morgan, Oglethorpe, Put nam, Taliaferro, Washington. Eighth District : Burke, Columbia, Elbert, Jefferson, Lincoln, Richmond, Warren Wilkes. CONGRESSIONAL.—SENATORS. J. M. Berrien, Savannah ; W. C. Dawson, Greenesboro. Representatives: Ist district, Joseph W. Jackson; 2d do. M. J. Wellborn; Bd do. Al len F. Owen; 4th do. Hu A. Harrison; sth do. Thomas C. Hackett; 6th do. Howell Cobb; 7th do. Alex. H. Stephens; Bth do. Robert Toombs. CORONER. Obadiah Johnson, Stansell Barbre, Charles Ogden, Jesse Morris, William Procter, E Dagnel, John J Buekhart, Isaac Richardson, Moses Brooks, Thomas Eden, Elijah Dossett, I William Wood, William Jeffries, Joseph L Rogers, A R White, George Powell, James C Loyd, James Stewart, William Johnston, Thomas S Floyd, William H Furns, Stephen White, William Morris, Johnson Hall, Willis Staggs, John Stoner, William II Milton, Samuel M Burnett, Robert Kirkham, Roswell Hurlbut, James M Cole, John M Clark, i John Pierce, Wilson A Greene, David M Lanier, John J Forsytb, Thomas Smith, David Hunter, John Lanier, John Belcher, David R Maddux, Samuel G Salter, Thomas Brack, William McCordeß, j Daniel Jarrett, Thomas Downs, William Donnelly, Isaac G Livingston, William A Wheeler, Richard Downs, Asa Keith, Job B Ilicks, James Dick, William P Holdcombc, I Allen Scott, Alex. W Humphries, 1 James Bohannon, James Wright, Sr. I Samuel Rigsby, } Joshua S Walker, Doty Greene, Whittenden W iggins, Neil McKay, George M Smith, Benjamin Grooms, Alexander Pierce, Elisha Carroll, James Patridge, . James Clegg, William Taylor, Jesse Pate, Michael Hanson, George Horton, , f David Mayo, Thomas Jackson, COURT CALENDAR FOR 1850. SUPERIOR COURTS. JANUARY. 2d. Monday, Chatham Richmond 3d Monday, Bibb Floyd FEBRUARY. Ist Monday, Crawford Cass 2d Monday, Clark 3d Monday, Cherokee Pike Walton 4th Monday. Forsyth Baldwin Jackson Meriwether Monday after Lumpkin MARCH. Ist Monday, Coweta Laurens Marion Monroe Morgan Taliaferro 2d Monday, Fayette Greene Gwinnett Harris Madison Union 3d Monday, Butts DeKalb Elbert Gilmer Hall Putnam Talbot Columbia 3d Thursday, Bulloch Mond. after, Effingam 4th Manday, Newton Washington Wilkes Murray Macon Franklin APRIL. Ist Monday, Camden W arren Wilkinson Cobb Thurs’y after, Rabun Friday after, Wayne 2d Monday, Glynn Habersham Hancock Henry Montgomery Randolph Twiggs Walker Thurs’y aft’r, Mclntosh and Tattnall 3d Monday, Upson Jones Liberty Oglethorpe Pulaski Dade Campbell Emanuel Th’rs’y after, Bryan 4th Manday, Early Houston Jasper Lincoln Seriven Stewart Chattooga Carroll Telfair Thurs’y after, Irwin MAY. Ist Mon. Paulding Heard 2d Mon., Chatham Dooly Muscogee Gordon 3d Mon. Burke Sumter Troup 4th Monday, Lee Thomas Mon. after, Lowndes Mon. after Lwd’s Cl’ch Th’rs’y aft’r Cl’ch W’re Mon. aft’r W’re Ap’iing JUNE. Ist Mon. Jefferson Decatur 2d Mon. Richmond Baker INFERIOR COURTS. EASTERN CIRCUIT. Wayne, Last Monday in December and May. Camden, Ist do in January and June. Glynn, 2d do in do do Mclntosh, 3d do in do do Bryan, 4th do in do do Liberty, 2d do in do do Bulloch, Ist do in February and July. Effingham, 2d do in do do Chatham, 3d do in do do MIDDLE CIRCUIT. Columbia, Ist Monday in February and July. Wash’gton, 4th do in January and July. Montg’ery, Ist do in Feb’ary and August. Tatnall, 2d do in do do Emanuel, Ist do in January and July. Seriven, 2d do in do do Burke, Ist do in do do Jefferson, 3d do in do do Richmond, Th’rs’y aft’r 1 st Mon. in M’ch & Sept. northern circuit. Madison, 2d Monday in January and July. Elbert, 3d do in do do Oglethorpe, 4th do in do do Lincoln, Ist do in February and July. Hancock, Ist do in February and Aug. Warren, 2d do in do do Wilkes, Ist do in do do Taliaferro, Ist do in do do WESTERN CIRCUIT. Franklin, 4th do in January and July. Rabun, Ist do in July and January. Gwinnett, 2d do in June and December. Jackson, 2d do in January and July. Clark, 4th do in April and October. Habersh’m,2d do- in July and January. Hall, 4th do in do do. Walton, 3d do in May and November. OCMULGEE CIRCt.f. Wilkinson, 2d Monday in July and January. Jones, 4th do in do do. Jasper, 4th do in do do Baldwin, 2d do in May and November. Greene 2d do in June and December. Morgan, Ist do in June and December. Putnam, 3d do in do do SOUTHERN CIRCUIT. Twiggs, 4th Monday in January and July Lowndes, Ist do in Feb. and August. Thomas, Ist do in January and July. Telfair, 4th do in do do Irwin, 4th do in Jan. Ist in July. Laurens, Ist do in June and Dec. Pulaski, 4th do in Jan. & IstM. Jly. Appling, 3d do in June and Dec. W are, 4th do in April and Oct. Clinch, 2d do in do do FLINT CIRCUIT. Bibb, 3d Monday in March and Sept. Houston, 4th do in Janury and July. Butts, 2d do in do do do ’Crawford, 3d do in May and November. Upson, 3d do in January and July. Pike, Ist do in June and December. Monroe, 2d do in do do Newton, 4th do in do do Henry 4th do in January and July. CHEROKEE CIRCUIT. Paulding, 3d Monday in Feb. and August. Cass, 4th do “ in May and November. Cherokee, Ist do in June and December Forsyth, 4th do in May and November. Lumpkin, 3d do in June and December. Union, 3th do in do do Chattooga, Ist do in August and Feb. Gilmer, 2d do in Jan. Ist in July. Murray, 3d do in January and July. Walker, 3d do in do do Floyd, 2d do in March and Sept. Dade, Ist do in June and December. Gordon, 2d do in January and July. JULY. Ist Maud. Bibb 3d Monday, Floyd AUGUST. Ist Mon. Crawford 2d Mon. Clark 3d Mon. Cherokee Pike W alton 4th Mon. Baldwin Forsyth Jackson Meriwether Mon. after Lumpkin SEPTEMBER- Ist Mon. Coweta. Laurens Marion Monroe Morgan Taliaferro 2d Mon. Fayette Greene Gwinnett Harris Madison Union 3d Mon. Butts DeKalb Elbert Gilmer Hall Putnam Talbot Columbia 4th Mon. Newton * Washington Wilkes Murray • Franklin Macon OCTOBER, Ist Mon. Warren Wilkerson Cobb Thtirs’y aft’r Rabun 2d Mon. Habersham Hancock Henry Randolph Twiggs Walker Montgomery Thurs’y aft’r Tattnall 3d Mon. Emanuel Upson Jones Oglethorpe Campbell Dade Pulaski 4th Mon. Early Houston Jasper Lincoln Seriven Stewart Carroll Chattooga Telfair Thurs’y.aft’r Irwin Th’rs’y before last Mon day, Bulloch Mon. aft’r Effingham NOVEMBER. Ist Mon. Heard Paulding 2d Mon. Dooly Jefferson Muscogee Gordon 3d Mon. Burke Camden Sumter Troup Friday aft’r Wayne 4th Mon. Glynn Lee Thomas Thurs’y aft’r Mclntosh Mon. aft’r Lowndes and Liberty Thurs’y aft’r Bryan Mon. aft’r Lw’ds, Cl’ch Th’rs’y ait.r Cl’ch W’re Mon. aft’r W’re Ap’iing DECEMBER. Ist Mon. Decatur 2d Mon. Baker COWETA CIRCUIT.. Fayette, 3d Monday in January and June. Carroll, 3d do in do July. Meriweth’r, 4th do in April and July. T.oup, Ist do in Feb. and August Coweta, 4th do in Jnne and December. DeKalb, 4th do in do do Campbell, 2d do in do do Cobb, 3d do in do” do Heard, 4th do in May and November. SOUTHWESTERN CIRCUIT. Randolph, 2d Monday in January and July. Lee, 4th do in February and August Early, 2d do in January and July. Decatur, Ist do in April and October. Dooly. 4th do in June and December: Macon, Ist do in February and August. Sumter, 3d do in do do Baker, Tuesday after Ist Mon m Mar. &, Sept. CHATTAHOOCHEE CIRCUIT. Stewart, Ist Monday in Feb. and July. Marion, 3d do in May and November. Muscogee, 2d do in Feb. and August. Talbot, 8d do in June and December. Harris, 4th do in January and July. Bob Waddam‘9 Horse Trade. ‘1 ou know Bob Waddam, I reckon ?’ said Uncle Mike. ‘Not that I recollect/ I replied. ‘Well, Bob was an amazin hand at tradin’ horses, and generally came out ahead too. I never knew him really girdled and the under brush cut but once/ ‘How was that, Uncle Mike V ‘Why, you see Bob had been gettin’ a gray hoss in some of his deals, that was jest about as nice a hoss to look at as ever put his noso through the rack sticks. He was a human lookin’ hoss and nothin’ shorter. He was al ways lookin’ arter stars, and carried his tail like the National flag on the 4th of July. But he would’nt work—he was above it. He’d almost stop when he saw his shadow follow in’ him for fear he might be drawin’ it.’ ‘Nor, then,” says Bob, “some individuals is bound to be picked up.’ ‘So makin’ an excuse that gray’s shoes wanted Axin’, he sent him to the blacksmith’s and harnessed up his t’other bosses, hitched on a wagon load of stone, and drove down to Sam Hewett’s tavern. Here he stopped before the door, took out the near hoss, and harnnessed up the gray in his place. Bob went in and took a drink and waited around until some feller should come along who want ed to speculate. He had’nt waited long when he see some feller cornin’ up the road like all possessed, his horses under a full run, while he was sawin’ the bits and hollerin’ wo! wo! with all his might and main. He managed to stop ’em after he got a little by sam Hew ett’s and turnin’ ’em around, he come up a slappin’ his hands and in a tarin’ passion at his hoss.’ ‘He’s never ready to stop/ says he, ‘that hoss ain’t—an’ though he’s the best hoss I ev er owned, yet I’m determined to get shut of him/ ‘Well, just then out comes Bob, and mount ed his wagon jest as if he was goin’ to drive off, when says he, ‘Hallo ! stranger, perhaps you’d like to deal with me for a steady one/ ‘Why, yes/says the stranger, I would liko something a little more quiet than that go ahead snap-dragon rascal of mine.’ • So Bob looked at the sorrel and found him a fine square built animal, his eye full of fire, and every muscle in play. ‘Well/ says Bob; £ a few words for me.— There’s my gray—here’sy our sorrel. What’s your proposition ?’ ‘Now you’re talking/ said the stranger, ex amining the gray as he stood hitched to the load of stone. ‘l’ll give you sorrel and the best forty dollar elock in my wagon for the gray: •.Done/ said Bob ‘just unhitch/ Neither of them had asked t’other ques tions, ’cause neither of ’en\wanted to answer any. The horses were exchanged. Bob had got his clock, and the stranger got into his wagon, took up his lines, and biddiu’ ’em good day, was about to shirt when gray put a stop to it, and would’nt budge a hair. In vain did the stranger whip and coax, —not an inch could he get. There sat Bob laughing in his sleeve almost ready to burst', to see how the stranger was trying to start and could’nt. Not a word did the stranger say, however, but after he had got quite tired, and had giv en up trying it any more, he came and sat down on the horse block. Bob thought he might as well be going; so picked up his robbing—‘go along/ says he. ‘Fhe sorrel turned his head and looked back at him, as much as to say ‘don’t you wish I would ?’ but didn’t stir a peg. In vain Bob coaxed and patted. Sorrel was ihar and was’nt any where else. “Well, I reckon it’s my turn to laugh now,’ said the stranger. ‘I ’spose you’ll call again when you come to town/ ‘Oh never mind/ says Bob, ‘sorrel will go, or else you could’nt get here with him/ ‘Oh, yes/ says the stranger, ‘you can start him if you’ll only bring some shavings, and kindle afire under him, as I did! And then he laughed again, and when I came away they were playing a game to see who should take ’em both. —Cincinnati News. A Parting Scene between two Irish men.—lrishmen, generally speaking are not noted for any great forethought concerning their temporal wellfare, but in any thing re lating to the spiritual they exhibit an usual share of shrewdness, as illustrated in the fol lowing case, which occurred on the frontier of the state of Maine, between Jemmy McGee, and Pat McGlarkin. Pat being calle l to visit his dying neighbor Jemmey McGee, and hear his last words of farewell before shuffling off this mortal coil/ he ponned his best suit of clothes, and smoothing his cheer ful phiz into usual gravity, made his appear ance at the bedside of his old friend. Upon meeting Pat exclaimed— ‘Well, Jaimy, I understand the doctors have given you up.’ Jim—‘Yes, it’s most over wid me/ Pat, after a pause —‘Well Jaimy yc havn’t been a great sinner—ye’ll go • to the good place/ Jim—‘Oh, yes Pat—to be sure I stole a bit of the government timber.’ Pat, taking Jemmy’s hand, and assuming a diplomatic air—‘farewell to ye—when ye reach the good place tell them you’re well acquainted with McGlarklin/ Here Pat started for the door, but, as if suddenly thinking of‘Jemmy’s dishonesty in stealing the government timber, he wheeled around to his friend and seriously and earn estly exclaimed— ‘But Jaimmy, if anything happens to ye that pe should go to the other place, jist tell them ye don't know a devil of a iconl about me! [iV. Y. Pathfinder. A Petticoat Duel is reported in a boarding house in Hudson street, New York, by the Mir ror, between two young ladies, about a young “blood” named Williams. They quarreled on Saturday as to who should monopolize his com pany on the occasion of an expected visit, and one, fleeting to a gentleman’s room, procured a pair of pistols, when, in the height of their fren zy, they took positions at the opposite ends of the garret room and fired, having first seared off a gentleman who attempted to interfere. At the discharge of the weapons, both ladies fell!— but they had only undergone a shock of the nerves. When restored, they hysterically flew into each other’s arms, of course.