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MARIETTA, GEORGIA.
Advocate to Jan. 1,1862.
The Advocate will be furnished to those not
in arrears till the first day of January, 1862,
for one dollar paid in advance.
Carrier’s Gist.
Those now getting their papers in Marietta
through the Post Oilice, who prefer to receive ,
from the Cairier will please give notice of i
their wishes.
>nw is the Time to Subscribe.
To anv who mav be disposed to subscribe
and pay for the Advocate we say that they j
can get it cheaper rwtr than a month or two ’
from this time. When money becomes more i
plenty we will charge a higher price for tl e
P a P cr * . w .
The Scuii-Weckiy Advocate.
From this date we will send the Semi week
ly Advocate to those of our subscribers who
may notify us of their wish that we should do
so. Others will rece v'e the V\ eekly as hereto
fore. The enlarg mient of the Semi'Weekly
will depend upon the encouragement that may
be extended to the ent rpiize.
Kennesaw Drajjoons.
The attention of the young men of Cobb
County should be directed to the Cavalry com
pany recently organized. It is not a Maiietta 1
company, but open to any trom any paitot the
county. ’1 he Uniform ado pted is, aswe learn
plain and inexpensive, and arms of the very
best quality will be furnished by the State.
Many of our voting men in the country keep
horses and we are sure that they will be wel- |
coined into the ranks of the Kennesaw Dra
goons. Anv desired information can be ob
tained we presume, from Maj. Caters, the .
commanding officer.
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Ambrotype Gallery.
By reference to advertisement of Geo. J. Ga
ble in this paper, it will be seen that he ha<
removed to moms over C. J. Shepard. Mr.
Gable is a capital aiti-t. a clever gentleman,
one of oar otc/t people, long a resident of Ma
rietta, and has every claim to encouragement
and patronage. Call on him if you wish any
tbirg in his line.
Boots and Shoes.
Those wishing tine Boots or Shoes of g >o<l
material and well made, cannot d > better than
by calling on R. VV. Gable, on Powder Springs
street near the Rail road. W e saw not long j
since a pair of Boots of Ins make at store ot
J. J. Northcutt A C •„ as good as any gentle. ;
man need wish to have.
State Road.
The State Road seems to be doing a fine bnsi
ness in down freight, four or five trains a day
from Chattanooga passing this place loaded i
principally with provisions and produce.
, _ _ ..p - - w—-
Southern Cultivator.
The January number of the Southern Cultiva
tor has been received at this office. No farmer
or planter m Gcoig a should be without it
Under the management ot its new Proprietors,
the Cultivator will doubtless become more and
more valuable to its subscribers. Its price is '
only one dollar a year and it is announced in '
the number before us that, at the end of the
pre ent year, the money will be refunded to any '
new subscriber who a ill take the paper and ;
read it, and will say that lie is not peifectly
satisfied that it is worth more than the amount
of subscription. Specim n numbers will be
sent ou application.
D. Redmond and C. W. Howard E litors, and
D. Redmond, Augusta, Ga., Publisher.
Beg?* Cotton has been coming in very freely’ I
for ’wo or three days past, prices ranging from I
seven to ten cents.
XSTMost cf our citizens were surprised at
the departure on the Express freight train on
Fridav last of James M Barnwell Clerk of the
Superior Court. It is supposed that he carried
oft some four or five thousand dollars in cash '
besides some negroes. Some of our most
worthy* citizens are the sufferers. The Books
of fines and forfeitures and the accounts for
Court costs had been made the mo.d
ofby him. It is believed that he has been for
a considerable time past making his arrange
merits for this step. He is suppos- d to be
accompanied by a woman with whom he
had been on intimate terms, and that they w 11
aim for Texas or California.
TUe B:ate Convention,
The Georgia Convention adjourned on Tues
day evening to meet in Savannah at the call
of the Presiding officer. Our delegates, Judge
Rice, and Messrs. Winn and Lindley reached
their homes on Wednesday. Wc had the
pleasure of meeting with them as they passed
through Marietta. Their course has the unani
mous approval of their constituents
Downing Hill Nursery.
The Catalogue of Messrs. Peters. Harden Ac
Uo., of Atlanta, for 1860 and 1861 has been
received. Copies can be obtained on applica
tion to the Proprietors. Besides an extended
list of the best varieties of Apples, Peaches and
Pears, and a selected list of Chen ies, Plums,
Apricnts, Nectarines, Almonds, Quinces and
Mulberries, they offer Figs, Pomegranates,
Gooseberries, Raspberries, Blackberries, Straw
berries, and the very best hardy native Grape*.:,
choice trees -nd shrubs, deciduous and ever
green, Roses, dec.
The pamphlet also contains valuable direc
tions for Pruning and Transplanting.
As it is now, or soon will be, the best sea'
son for setting out fruit trees, we commend
Messrs. Peters, Harden Go. to the Southern
Public, with the following extract from their
Advertisement:
“Northern Nurseries cannot supply the
wants of the South from the fact that they do
not propagate those varieties of fr. its that are
peculiarly adapted to our • limatc; for exp -ri
euce proves, as a general rule, th it it a variety
does well at the Not th, it is presumptive c-vi
deuce that it will no; do at the South, and
vice versa. The interest of Southern fruit
growers and Southern Nurserymen is identical
—yon cannot separate them.”
Georgia Convention.
The Committee on Foreign Affairs, to whom
was referred the duty of nominating to the
Convention suitable persons to fill the office of
Commissioners to several designated States,
having had the same under consideration
reported:—For Virginia, ILL Benningof Mus
cogee ; Maryland, A. R. Wright of Richmond;
Kentucky, 11. R. Jackson of Chatham ; Tenues
see, 11. P. Bel! of Forsyth ; Missouri, L. J.
Glenn of Fulton ; Arkansas 1). I*. Hill otllar
ris ; 1 Delaware, I). C. Campbe 1 ot Baldwin ;
1 ’
, North Carolina, Samuel Hall of Macon.
Col. Jackson having declined, the report was
ad pted, leaving one vacancy, filled by the
election ot' Hr. W. C. Da ii-I of Di Kalb.
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Arsenal at Augusta-
From the Augusta nepublic we have copied
• the account of the proceedings in relation to
i the Arsenal, abridging it. to suit our limited
space. It will be seen that Gov. Brown is ,
i prompt and rnerg» tic in the dischuige of the i
important duties and responsibilities that rest |
upon him as the Executive of tiie independent
Republic of Georgia.
C.. ndidates.
Ry reference to our advertising columns it ,
will le seen that there are four candidates for I
the Office of Clerk of the Super or Court, ad
worthy and well qualified for the place. Wc
presume that ther • will be no party prefer
ences shown, but that the voters of the county
| will look only to the merits of the candidates.
We should greatly deprecate any thing like a
party division or a’party vote.
Southern Field and Fireside.
By a noiice in the Augusta Republic we are
' gratified to learn that the already large sub- :
! sc* ipt ion list of the Fild and Fireside is steadi y
; gaiumga cession. I'his is as it should be. Let
Southerners ercourag their own.
, Mississippi—Signing the Ordinance of Se- '
j cession. —The Jackson Mississippian, of the
■ 16th instant says : ‘ihe impressive ceremony
of signing the ordinance of secession took j
place in the Convention yesterday. Every
member except two, who were absent, (Messrs.
Thornlo.i of Rai.kin, and Wood of Attala,) af
fixed his signature to it, thus making it the
unanimous act of the Convention, and of the
people in whose name the solemn edict was reg-
; istered.”
One ol the small Stub s of Germany having,
on account of the unsettled appearance of the j
European horizon, determined to put its army I
upon a war footing, resolved, as a means to-
I wards that end, to pure! a.sc the most improved
weapons of war, a d accordingly procured an
Armstrong gun upon trial. Having got the
' gun, a great difficulty arose—they had no
: place to put up the target. Their own space ot
I territory was rot large enough; and as none
. of the neighboring States were willing to al
low it to be put up in theirs, the trial had to be
I foregone.
j Lola Montez died a few days ago, in
‘ New Yoik city. j
Destitute Foor in Philadelphia—We are |
informed bv a visitor ot the poor, that an im- ;
mense amount of destitution prevails among j
the poorer classes at the present, moment. —
Many wh » have never known want are forced
i now to a-k for aid, owing to The scarcity of
employment, while hundreds have been tn -t
; with who were on the brink ot starvation. —
: Inquirer.
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Nop.i'hep.n Men I.'efuse to Fight Against ,
their Southern Brethren. —lt is said tint j
t e Unit’ ll Slates recruiting officers find
difficulty now in tilling up the ranks with m m.
Notwithstanding < very town and city in the
North contains hundreds or thou and of able
| bodied men who are idle and without means
of support, they do not care to accept the invi*
| tation to go into the anny. We hear a gr.'at
talk among the ardent p’atfoi m republican.-
about coc.cing the seccss onists of the South
by means of Northern soldiers, but the indica
tions art- that the fighting is to be done mostly
with the tongue. Few care to enlist with a
prospect of engaging in a civil war and h iv
ing to fight, not only for pay, bit to keep th
government together that there may be a
treasury from which to draw tteir pay.—
Rochester (A r . Y ) Union.
Pike’s Peak. —A gentleman, who for more
than a year has been out in the Pike’s Peak
gold region, and is now in Maryland on a visit,
writes to us as follows : 1
“Very few know that there is a pm illation
of nearly sixty thousand at the base and in the
gorges of the Rockv Mount ii ns a' Pike’s Peak;
that there arc over three hundred steam quartz
mills at work ; that there is a town of seve •
thousand inhabitants, containing large Ini -k
blocks, churches and schools, support! ig t ir*,-
good looking and ably edited daily neuspa
pers, where two years ago nothing was seen
but wild animals ”
Transportation of Cotton. — f nrty thou
sand bales of cotton, says the B >sto i Jo imal,
passed through Worcester last week, on its
w y to Lowell f»n<l Lawrence, most of which
came from M inohis by railroad. The Gran I
Trunk Company are making extensive ar
rang’mentsfor the transhipment of cotton
direct from the Mississippi to the East. Ihe
Michigan Central Road is doing an imneu -e
business in conn -ction with the Illinois Cent’ i 1
in the traspo tation of products fro n Ken
tucky, Tennessee and Missouri.
Etowah Iron Works
We are informed that this splendid proper
ty, valued at §400,000, was sold to Col. Wade
S. Co’hran and Col. Alfred Shorter, of this city
and Mr. Rhett of S. C, at the extremely low
figure of §155,000, or about throe-eighths of
its estimated value. We presume that the low
price lias been fixed in consideration of the lib
eral teims of the bill of sale, which gives Major
Cooper the right of redemption within eight
months, and provides tiiat the creditors of
Maj. Cooper can,at their option, any time with
in twelve months, take out their claims in
stock. — Rome True Flay.
St. Louis, Mo., Jan. 3J.—t he House, to
day. tabled the Senate’s J fint Resolutions to
send Comini -sinners to \\ ashiugi onon the 4th
of February.
A resolution was abopted, taking strong
grounds against the Legislatures of New Y’ork
an t Ohio, for tendering the aid of those States
to the General Government to coerce the
South.
ANNOUNCEMENTS.
WE arc authorized to announce that B. F. WAHI),
Esq., ts a. Candidate to fill the vacancy in the office of
Clerk of the Superior Court for Cobb county. Elec
tion February I’Jth. febl-te
WE are authorized to announce I MES M. WIL
SON. Esq , as a Candidate for the office of Clerk of
the Superior Court of Cobb county at the election on
February 19th. febl-te
Mr. W. H. Hunt.
Yon will please announce my name as a Candidate
for Clerk of the Superior Court nt the election to be
1 held on Febrtiarv 19th The support of my friends
1 an.) the voters of the County is respectfully solicited.
I febl-te K. BABEU.
We are authorized to announce DILLABD M.
' Yt’l’Nti Esq. as a candidate for Clerk of the Superior
Court of Cobb County at the election to be
uesdav the I'.Hh day of Fcbiuary.
NEW ADV
Cavalry Company Attention!
THE regular drill of your Company will be on Sit
urday next, the 2d inst , at 10 o'clock a. m.. in
j the rear of Maj. Cooper’s, at which time we hope to
: have our new arms. The rcgnl ir meeting of the
I Compimy will be held at 2 o’clock in the afiernoim
i ot the same day. at Connell’s Hall at which time an
i opportunity will be given to those wishing to join.
By order of Company.
H. MII \MMEIT, Secretary
AMBROTYPE
GALLERY.®
. A
REMOVED!
To Njrth-Wot Corner of the Square,
•marietta, Georgia.
THANKFUL f r the very liberal patronage I have
received the past, four am happy to in
form the public that I have fitted up a Picture
Gallery second to none in the State. lam now pre
i pared to furnish my triends anil customers with I’ic
tures of all sizes and styles, equ d to the best pro
duced by the Photographic art. All are invit’ d to
call anc see specimens. Prices low.
TERMS STB ICILY CASH. JS»J
febl-tf GEO. J. GABLE.
St. James’ Institute.
For Young Ladies.
On the Rectory Grounds.
R‘ EV. SAMUEL BEN EDICT, Rector and
Teacher of Christian Evidences and Ethics.
MISS .1. E. GREEN, Principal.
MRS. V. M. ELMER, Assistant.
PROF. V. 11. MANGET, Teacher of Modern
Languages.
PROF. E. M. EDWARD!', Instructor in Vo
cal and Instrumental Music.
The School year consists of ten months, with a
short vacation in midsummer, and a long one at
Christmas. The next session will commence February
4, and end July 26.
There will be an examination at the end of each'
term, not open except to the parents and friends of
the pupils, and toinvitid guests. Parents. Guardi ins, i
and friends are requested to visit the Institute at i
any time. <
A strict ’a’ly record is kept of each pupil’s conduct ;
and scholarship : an i at the end of the month, a re- i
I port is sent home to the parent or guardian.
'lhe punctual attendance at the beginning, and i
i throughout the session, is of the highest consequence. .
i No allowance ca.i lie mile for absence except in the
I case of protracted illness.
The range of Studies pursued is divided into a
PRIMARY COURSE,
I’REI’AR.ITORY COURSE. z
First Form and Second Form, !
and an ACADEMIC COUPS ’),
First form, second form and third form.
Circulars containing particulars of this arrangement
in tabular order furnished on application.
Modern and Ancient Lahgu g s, Music, Drawing,
&e , taught at any stag.- of either course, as may be
. esired.
Terms of TuHiou by the Month:
’ Primii v Course, $2 50
Elementary •* 3 00 i
Academic “ Ordinary English Branches 400 j
“ “ Higher “ •* and Am-ient ]
Languages, 5 00
French anil other Modein Languages, 2 Oo
Music-Instrumental—Pi mo, rg mor Guitar,.. ..5 00
Vtcal, Hi her Art, 5 00
“ “ Classing 2 00
Diauing 3 O 0
Bills for tuition from the time of entrance to the
end ot the Session ayabie in April and October.
Boar I <an bcobtai >ed in good f milies at reason 1-
ble rates.
Application in iv be ma le to the Princip d. or to
SAMUEL BENEDICT, Hector.
Marietta, Jan. 26. 1-61.
Livery Suable Notice.
A LL persons hiring Horses, Buggies or Carriages I
M from the Livery Stable of the subscriber are no- |
tided that the Casa unis’ lie paid at the time of hiring, '
As I have to yay ' 'ash for feed for my stock, I cannot
credit out fro ■< my stables. I. N. HEGGIE
Private School.
r | IIE first sisjon for 1861. of Miss 8. A. Benton’s
1 School v.ill commence on Monday next the 14th
inst.., in the School building near Mr. Shockley’s resi
dence. Miss B. refers to those parents who have sent
to her school during ihe past year.
TERMS §lO pi r session of twenty weeks.
Instruction in Music.
INTENDING to settle in Marietta I propose to
give instruction in
Vocal and Instrumental Music.
I have resided for ion years in Georgia -have taught
in Athens Greensboro’, Milledgeville, Cassville, Ac ,
and can give the te. t references as to capacity and
character.
I have a system of my own for the Piano, which is
especially adapted to the young ladies
OF THIS COUNTRY,
which greatly facilitates the study of Music.
I will give instructions in Piano Forte, Guitar, Vio
lin and Vocal Music.
For Particulars enquire at Markley & Joyner’s store.
decl4-tf E, M. EDWARDY.
To the Citizens of Cobb County.
HAVING resigned this day the office of Deputy
Sheriff for Cobb county, I take the occasion to
tender my thanks to the many friends 10 whom lam
under obligations. 1 take pleasure in saying that I
have taken up my official bond and have paid up all
my liabilities as a County officer.
febl-lt B. F, BISHOP.
Cobb Mortgage Sheriff Sales.
1 ILL BE SOLI) on the tir-t Tuesday in April
’ * next before the Coni t House d< or in the City
of Marietta, between ihe Legal hours of sa.e, the folJ
lowing property to-wit:
One ntgro man by the name of Charles,
years old of yellow complexion, levied on to satis££9
a mortgage ti fa in favor of David Dobbs vs S W
Bentley and his wife Frances Bentley. Property point
ed out in said mortgage ti fa.
febl-tds J. F. MeCLESKY, Sh’ff.
NO I ICE.— All persons h iving demands against the
estate of Hardy Mitciieil, deceased, are requested
to present th> in properly attested to the undersigned
within the time prescribe I by law, and those indebt
ed to s iid estate iire required to make immediate pay
ment. This Jim 30.1861. JOHN MITCIIEI.L ] ..
HENRY MtI’CHELL. f hxls
NOTICE:— I wo months after date application |
wili be made to the Court of Ordinary of Cobb
county for leave to sell the lands belonging to the es
tate ”f Hardy Mitchell, ileceased, for the benefit of
ihe heiiri and creditors es said deceased. This Jan. 30
1861. JOHN MITCHELL, 1..,.
Henry mitchell, ( IXI
Cobb Sheriff Sales for .'larch, 1861.
! A ILL be rold before ihe Court II use door in tin
1 f Citv of Marietta, Cobbcountv, Ga., on the 1-
Tuesday in March next during the legal hours ot sale
thereof, the following property to -wit:
The undivided half ol lot ot land 81 in th<
17th District of the 2nd ac tion of 7he
tninin r twentv acres more or less, u.<l on 3s
property of Thomas Nance to satisfy an utta hment
ti t’a issued from a Justice’s Court of < old. ’•ounlj. ..
favor of J B Blackwell vs said I homes N.uice. old
for the purchase money, Icviid and returned to me bj
a Constable. j Af . p AI( . CLE sKEY. Sh’ff.
Januaiy 30, 1861.
rTeorg in, Cobb CoMnly.--Whe eas, W.
(t W Carrell applies to me. in wntmg, and as a
friemiof the deceased, for letters ol a Iminislration on
I tLe esUte of Reuben Rumsey, late ot sa.d county, de-
I CC These tire therefore to cite mid admonish, till and
, singular, th kindred and . leditors o said *
Ito file their object inns, il any the, ha .
Ln or before the first Monday m \p.>l ;’ x ; ’• < j
Hlihi’ letters of administration will be gi. .H -
at that term of the Court <d Ordiii.at t"i
""S'. ‘jN’/ G 1
S®«icc.
ALL pet sons are hereby notified not to purchase of
anv one Sheriff’s costs-or Jury fees-winch are
due on cost executions, lately in the hands of James
I M. Barnwell, ami which it is supposed he traded as
By order of Inferior Court.
G~ VEORGIA, Paultlitig County
JT Whereas, A G Bulloch, Administrator of the
Estate of Napoleon zk Lester, deceased, applies tome
for Letters of dismission from said Administration.
These are ther-tore to cite nd admoni it all per
sons concerned to He and appear at mv office by the
Ist Monday in August next to show cause.if any they
have, why said letters she uld not be granted the ap-
I plicnnt. .
Given under mv hand at office this January oOth,
1861. ’ MILES EDWARDS, Ordinary.
GEORGI A, Cherokee County— All per
sons indebted to Elizabeth Taylor late of said county
deceased, are notified to make immediate payment;
and those having demands against said deceased, are
requested to present them to the undersigned for pay
: ment. JAMES M. HOLT, I ydjn’rs
j 16th Dec. 1860. HILUM JOHNSON, ) lD ’
Notice.
GFORGiA, Cobb County Notice is bore
by given that two momhs tram this date I shall ap
ply to the Court of Ordinary of said county, for leave
to resign mv trust as Executor upon the estate of
John Steward, deed, on account ot uu affection of the
mind. This December 4, 1860. E. P. JORDAN.
GEORGIA, '’herokee «.’«uisty_—Wliere
as - j
tion upon the estate of AVilburi. T Petree late ot said j
comTTi’ dec’d. ’lhese are therefore to cite and adtnon- ;
ish all persons concerned to tile their objections, if
any they have, within the time pr scribed by law
why said letters should not be granted the applicant,
this Blh Jan 1861. JAMES JORDAN, Ord’y.
EM ray Nolice.
GEOHGIA, C-.crokee Conn!>/, I
Clerk’s Office Inferior Court, Jan. ftli 1861. f
ALL persons interested are hereby notified that
Samuel Lovingood of the 817th dist. G. M., tolls
before Jesse Fountain, one of the Justices of the Peace ■
for said dist. as an estr.iy, a light bay mare Mule, a '
little marked about th*? shoulders with the collar,
four feet six inches high : about fourteen years of age,
valued bv James W Williamson mtd William Ixivin
good, freeholders of said county and dist. to be worth
six'y dollars. The owner of said estray is required to
come forward, pay charges ami take said mule away,
or she will be dealt with as the I tw directs.
A true extract from the Estray Book.
janll N. J. GARRISON, C. I. C. j
.4 G REE A BLY io ass ordci* at' the Court ,
of Ordinary of Cherokee county will be sold ba- >
fore the court house door in the town cf Canton with- !
■ in the legal hours of sal” on the first l ues lay in Marell
next, lot of land No. 911 in the. 21st dist. of the 2d
! sec., as the property of Hester Ann Rusk, a free per
' son of color, sold for the bcelit of stiff Hester Anu.
i janS 61 V-’.M. I’ERKINSoN, Guardian.
i Postpii’d United Stales Marshal’s Sales
WILL be sold before the Court House door in the
city of Marietta, Cobb County, Ga., on the
; first Tuesday in Fel ruary next, during the legal Hours
; of sale, the following property to wit :
j One house and lot in the town of Newnan, Georgia.
! No. 48. bounded as 10l ows : Best by street, East by
' Joseph B illiau.s, North by said Williams, South by
lot occupied by IF IF 1 hmmis. Levied on as the
property of Jos T Brown to satisfy >i li fa issued out
of the District Court of the Uniteh States for the
Northern District of Georgia, in favor of Crane, Boyls
ton & Co. vs Jos T Brown
dec 7 J. C. BROB’N, Dep. M. Nor. Dist. Ga. j
Adinuiistralor’s Sale.
AGREE.' BIY to an or.ier of the Court of Ordinary
of Cob!) county, will be sold at the Court House
: in the city of Maiiet’a, on th- first Tuespay of Febru
‘ ary next, within the legal hours of sale, the following
I lands to wit : about one hundred and thirty acres of
I lot number seven, and about seven or eight acres off
: of lot number eight, in the 26'th district in said coun
ty. Said lauds lying adjoining Acworth, and being
well improved. >old a- the proper yof Washington
Drummond, late of said c unity deceased, and for the
benefit of the heirs and creditors of said deceased.--
Terms, made known on the day of sale.
J. T. HAiMELTON. | ,
ELIZ ‘BEl’.i DRUMMOND, j Atl b ’
dec. 7, 1860.—tds,
Elizabeth Freeman,) JLibel Sisa* Divorce,
vs. In Cherokee Superior Court,
John Freeman. ) September Term 1860.
IT appearing to the Court that John Freeman, the
defendant, is not to be found in this Strtc, It is
on motion of Plaintiff s Counsel, ordered by the court
1 that service of I ibel lor divorce in said case be per
' feet’d upon said defendant by publication o this rule,
; once a mouth for three months, next preceding the
next. March Term of said Court in the ,Marietta Advo
catc, and t hat said defendant do appear at said March
Term of said Court and answer said case.
JAMES JORDAN. At y for Libl’nt.
r| *qhMrted Geo. D. Rice, Judge S. C.
copy taken from the Minutes of the proceed
Superior Court of Cherokee county, Geor
gia. September Term, 1860.
novl6-3m J. L. KEITH, C. S. C.
Regina B. Holley, 1 LIBEL f»i* DIVORCE,
vs. y in
Jackson I’. Holley ) Cobb Stipe ior Court.
IT I eing made appear to the Court by the return of
tile Sheriff, that the defi ndant. Jackson !>. llol.ey
is not to be found in Cobb county, and it further tip
peuring by satisfactory evidence tiiat said ff. lendaii.
is out of the limits of the State of Georgia :
It is ordered by the Court that said defendant ap
pear at the ivxt term of this Court to be held on the
third Monday in March next, to answer said libel, and
that tins rule lie published • neo n month for font
months in the Marietta “ Advocate.” a public G ett.
of said State, and that such public tion be deemed
and adjudged legal and sufficient service of ’he cita
tion iu said ease on the said d’ fendant. This the 19th
day of September 1860. GE9. D. RICE, Judge SC
I <lo Imreby certify the above to be a true copy o
the minutes of said Court in said case. Sept. Term,
1860. m4m J. IM. BARNWELL, t lerk.
Notice*
GEORG TA, Cobb County .--Not ice is lie?
by given that two uu tubs from this date I shall apply
to the Court of Ordinary of said county for leave to
resign my trust as Administrator upon the estate of
John Moore, jr. dec’d. on account of mv removal
fromthe State. This December I, 1860.
D.J.TILTIN,
r l'WO MONTHS after date application will be
J. made to the Ordinary of Cherokee county for
leave to sell the land belonging to Hester. Ann Ruska
fie<y|jrsoii of-olor. AVAL I’ERKINSON, Guardian.
1860
A, Cobb County. U hereas, 1).
Tippen, Aduiiiiistiator on the estate of John
‘ijMdtire, Ir., deceased, intending to remove without
the limits of the State ot Georgia, has notified the
Court of Ordinary of his intention to resign the ad
ministration of said estate of John Moore, Jr., dec’d,
and has appointed as his st.ccessor, T F. Moore, who
has assented to the same.
Now, therefore, these are to cite and admonish ail
and singular Hie kindred anil creditors of said deceas
ed to file their objections ;f . , they have, in this
office, on or before the first Monday in Febru ry next,
why the said I). T. Tippuns should no resign his said
Administration, and the said T F> Moore be qualified
in his stead as Administrator on the catalc of said
John Moore, Jr. deceased
Given under my hand, as Ordinary, at Marietta,
this 4th day of Dt-cember, 1860. !t
dec. 7,1 860.--2 m. JOHN G. C AMI’BELL, Or’dy
A. good lot of Fine Chewing Tobacco j
For sale by H.IMMETI’ &<t ROVES. |
LEGAL NOTICES
Raymon Stmfoid & RULIi to foiv.close
lurrnau H. Sanford, I Aha : ■ in Gher kce Snperi
vs I or Court on lots of laud Nos.
z\. J. Bruce. ' 829 mid 830 both in the 2<l
district of ihe 2d section of said county The defend
ant is lieiebj notified to appear at the next Term o!
the Suneiioi C urt and make his defence to said rule
(if any he hrs) andon failure so to do. a rule absolute
will lie taken in said case and execution iss ied accor
dingly. ’lids 21th Oct. 1860. J. U. BROWN,
Plif’s Att y.
Georgia, Paiitdi ug County. -WhereasGuil
ford Pruett applies to m>- for letters of guardianship
over the persons and p opi rty of Cynthia A , IMiny
E and George W. Reeves. Jr. minor orphans ol
I George W. Reeves, Sr. deceased.
'I l.ese are therefore to cite and require all per ons
' concerned tu be mid appear al my office by Ihe first
; Monday in February next, to show cause (if anv they '
i have) why said left, rs should not be granted the up
| plicnnt. Given under mv hand at office, this Dec.
i 24th 1860. MILES EDWAP.DS, Ord’v.
i .. ..
(1 EOItGIA, Cherokee County.** Whereas
1 James L. D. Harbin, guardian of Catharine Moore
minor of Robert Moore deceased applies to me for dis
mission fiom raid gu.inlianslffp.
These are therefore to cite ’nd admonish ail per-i
sons concerned that they file (heir objections (if any j
■ they have) within the time prescribed by law why i
| said letters of dismission should not be granted the
I applicant. JAMES JORDAN. Ord’v.
I 16th Dec. 1800.
I rpWO MONTHS after date application will be made
i i to the Ordinary of Cherok e county for leave to
I sell the land and negroes belonging to the estate Eliz-
I abeth Tavlordeceased. JAMES M. II LT, ) A . .
16th Dec. 1860. HIJLIM JOHNSON, j A
GEORGIA, Paulding County.-- Whereas
| AV F Wigley applies to me fjr letters of Guardianship
: over the person and property of James K P Shelton,
j minor orphan of Jane Shelton deceased.
'J'hese are therefore to cite and require all persons
1 concerned to be and appear at my office by the first
■ Monday in February next to show cause, if any they
' have, why said letters should not be granted the ap
plicant.
| Given under mv hand at office, this Jan. 1, 1861. I
jin4-40d ’ MILES EDWARDS. Ord’y
tjy EOR.GIA, Paulding County :-Whereas i
)» Richard Caines, Administrator ol George 1) j
Starnes deceased applies to me Ibr lelters of dismission
; from said Administration. 'J'hese me therefore to cite
mid admonish all persons concerned to be and appear
; at my office on the first Monday in December next to
.-■how cause, if any they have, why said letters should
not be granted the applicant.
■ Given under my hand at office, this May 28, 1860,
Jiml-Cm MILES EDWARDS, Ord’y.
GEORGIA, Forsyth County.— whereas.
James AV. Street, Administrator, and MaryC.
■ Street, Administratrix of the estate or George S I
| Street, represent to the Court, in their petition duly f
I tiled and entered upon record, that they have fully I
! administered George S. Street's estate ; this is there
fore to cite all persons concerned, kindred and credit
i ors, Io show cause if any they can. why said adminis
trators should not be discharged from their adminis
tration and receive letters of dismission on the first
Monday in Februarv liext.
23d July, 1860. ’ 11. BARKER, Ord’ry. ,
GEORGIA, Forsyth County:
NOTICE is hereby given to all persons interested I
that I have administered on the estate of Sam- ’
uel Edmonson, late of this county deceased, and all I
l persons having demands against ssid estate, can pie '
I sent them to me within the time limited by law, and !
those owing said estate are required to pay up accor- ;
dinglv, as the statutes require.
WILLI.d MD. BENTLEY,
octi 2 iB6O Adm r. of Sami Edmonson. !
lAEORGIA, Forsyth County :—Whereas j
: VJT Julia A. E. Boyd Administratiix of William Boyd
preresents to the Court in her petition duly ti ed and
i entered on record, that she has fuliy administered
: William Boyd's estate. This is therefore to cite all
i persons concerned, kindred mid creditors, to show
cause, if any they ciiu. wh? said a-iuiinistratrix should
' not be rlischargeil from her administration and re
ceive letters of dismission t>n the first Monday in May
next. novßo-6m H. BA II KER, Ord’y.
Postponed United S. Marshal’s Sale-
be sold before the Court House door
in the city of Marietta. Geergia, on the first Tuesday
in February next, within the legal hours of sale the
following lots of land with tne improvements thereon
namely: Nos. 299, 301, 302, all in the 11th dist of
the 3d section of originally Cherokee now Whitfield
county —each i f said lots containing 160 acres. Lev
ied on as the property of nit-hard 11, Sapp to satisfy
two it fas from the District Court of the United
States for the Northern District of Georgia in favor of
Gilleland, Howell & Co., vs William J Walls aid It
11. Sapp. WH. TUCKER, U. S. Dep. Marshal
dee. 27, 1860. Dist Georgia
United States Marshal’s Sales.
POSTPONED-
! YU/lLLhe sold on the first Tuesday in Fcbruaiy
’ » next before the court house door iu the city <’f
Marietta in the Northern District of Georgia, within
the legal hours of sale, the House and Plantatii n
whereon the R> v. Samuel M. Pyles now resides, in
the 16th (list , 2d sec. of Cobb county, containing 14-5
acres more or less —formerly known as the Tweedel.
place, 14 miles from Marietta, well improved—Nos.
of the lo s noi known—levied on as the property of
said S. M. Pyles, to sati fy ati fa from the District
Court of the United States for the Northern District
of Georgia in favor of Cary. Howard &, Sanger vs S
M. Pyles. W. IL TUCKER, Dep. Mar. U. S.
29th Nov. 1860. for Dists. of Georgia,
United Spates Deputy marshal’* Sales
4 ILL be sold before the court house door in the
V V c'ty of Marietta in the Northern District ot
Georgia on the fir.rt Tuesday in Febiuary next wiih
in the legal hours of sale the following described prop
erty, 1 it of land No. 406, in the Ist dist. of the 2d see
of originally Cherokee, now Milton county, contain
ing 40 acres more or less, w*-ll improved, levied on by
virtue of a li fa from the Northern District Court of
die United States foi the Northern District of Geor
gin, in favor of S. B &J. D. Stoddard for the use ol
the B nk of Charleston vs John J. Stewart, sold as
the property of said Stewart. Pointed out by A. J
Hansell. Plaintiffs Atty.
dec 27, 1860. W. 11. TUCKER, U. S. D. Marshal
GEORGI V, Uobb County :
Anton Bessinger, 1 In the Superior Court, Present
vs. :- the Hon. Geo. D. Rice, Judt
Michael Holier. ) of said Court. Mortgage &c.
September Term, 1860.
IT appearing to the Court by the petition of Anton
Bessinger (acc’-mpanied by the note and inortgagi
deed.) tiiat on the lir.-t daj* of January 159, the de
fendant mad” an 1 delivered to the plaintiff his prom
isory note bearing date the day and yea aforesaid
wher -by the defendant promised one day after dati
thereof to pay the plaintiff or ht-aror the sum of eight
hundred mid five dollars for value received, and tha>
a: erwards, on th« fourteenth day of March 1860 th
defendant the better to secure the payment of said
note, executed and delivered to the plaintiff hisdeeo
of Mortgage, whereby th” said defendant mortgage’
to the plaintiff’. City lot in the city of Marietta, Cob!
county, Georgia, known as the Cooper’s shop lot con
taining one-half acre more or less, and it further tip
pearing that said note remains unpaid. It is there
fore ordered that said defendant do pay into Court or
or b fore the fii-st day of the next term thereof the
principal, interest and costs due on said note or shov
cause to the contrary if any he can. And that or
fai ure of the defendant so to do the equity of redemp
tion in and to said mortgaged premises be for eve)
the e.ifter barred mid lor.-closed. And it is itirihei
oid nd that this rub- be published in the Mar ett;
z\dv ’cate” once a month for (our months previous t<
the next term of this court or served on the defend
ant or his special agent or attorney, at least thru
m< n'hs previous to t-.ie next term of this court.
nov27-4tn GEO. D RICE, Judge S. C.
GEORGIA, Cherokee Consity.— Whereas
William Gilstrap, guardian o Jane I'raten applies f;-i
letters of dismission from hiss ii guardiamdiip.
These are therefore to notify all pe ons cone-erne
‘o file their object oils (if any they have) within th
time prescribed by law why sa d letters should not bi
granted the applicant. 16th Dec. 1860.
JAM S JORDAN, Ord’y.
/ > EORGIA, C.’obb county. - AVhereasEliiert
’ A P. Jofdan, Executor of the last wili and testa
ment of John Steward, deceased, has notified the
Court of Ord nary of his intention to resign the Trust
of said estate of John Steward, deceased, on ac
count of infirmity, and has appointed as his successor
John Gann, who has assented to the same.
Now, therefore, these are to cite and admonish al
and singular the kindred and creditors of slid deceas
ed to file their objections, if any they have, in this
ollie*, on or before the first Monday in February next
aby the said Elbert P.-lordan, should no rcsigh Ins
said Trust, and the said John Gann be qualified in his
s’ead, as Administrator de bonis non on the estate ol
said John Steward, deceased.
Given under mv hand us Ordinary, at Marietta, this
I 4th December, 1860.
d”-7-2in JNO. G. CAMPBELL, Ordinary.
I'or Sale.
, A youngsmilch cow, with a calf seven weeks old
| /Apply to J. HUNT.
LEGAJ NO i ES
Administiatui-’ci ba. -.
BV virttie ol an order trom the Hon Court of Ordi
nary of Paulding county will lie .old before tho
ourt house door in the town (.-I Dallas, said county
on the first Tue-day in March next. Ic'vvicn the legal
hours of sale, u likely negro boy about, ddrtecn years
>id. asa part of the estate of Mrs C A Jobm-on dic'd,
old so; the purpose of distribntii n among the Lega
tees. Terms made known on th” dav of sale, this
Januaiy 17th 1861. A. J. DEAVoURS, Adm r.
Adniiiiistrator’s Sa c.
T)Y virtu® of an order from the Ho.;, the Court of
I) '-rdinary of Cobb county will he sold on (he first,
I'uesday in March next, between the legal hours of
sale betore the Court house door in the city of Mari
etta, one lot of land No. 18-1 in the 2'ith dis:, and 2d
sec. <>f Cobb county, containing 160 acres more or
less. There are 40 acres cleaicd hind on the lot r.nd
i toh rablv go iff framed dwelling, good kitelien, siu-
Ides. go< d water. Ac. Bold as the property of John
Hull, dec-used, tor the benefit i.f the heirsand cred
itors of said deceased. Teim.s mad ■ known on day
of sale. 11. C. JACKS’.'N, Adm’r.
Jan 16 1861 101
GEORGI A, Cherokee county.—Where
as J J .1 Sharp applies to me foi letters of admini-tra-
I tion iqxui the estate - f Solomon Boatman late of said
county deceased.
These are therefore to cite and admonish al! mid
singular the kindled and creditors of said de, eased to
file their objections, il any they have, within the time
prescribed by law whysaid lette sshoul’.l not be granted
the applicant, this Sth January, 1861.
janl l-30d -LIMES JORD.-IN, C r d’,-.
Notice.
TWO months after date application will 1 c made to
the Honorable Court of Ordinary of Paulding co.
Georgia, for leave to sell that portion of teal statu
which lies in this St de, of Reuben F Foote, late
Macon countv, Alabama, decca ed. 'J his Decmbcr
31st 1860. ‘ JAMES C. N. FOOTE, Admr.
Paulding Sheriff Sales.
TTTILL BE SOLD before the court house door in the
VV town of Dallas, Paulding county, on the first
Tuesday in February next, within the legal horns of
sale, the following property, to wit :
I Jim, a negro man about 25 years old of d irk com
' plexion, levied on as the property of U D Jenkitts to
i satisfy a ii fa issued from the .-upciior court of I'unl
| ding county iu tavor of Miles Edwards for the use of
I Geo W Lackey vs John M Farmer, principal, S. L.
1 Strickland and C D Jenkins. Securities.
Lot of laud No. 273 and 28 acres mt.re or less of lot
No. 303 in the 2d dist of the I’d sec levied on as tin;
property of Daniel C Turner to satisfy a li fa from
Paulding Superior court in favor of George 1) Rice vs
Daniel C Turner principal and S.L Strickland security,
, and now controlled by Enoch Pinkard. property point*
; ed out by Strickland..
A house and lot near the town of Dalias o.i ti e
j west side of ihe Vila Rica road being the place where
i S z\. Thompson now lives levied on as the proper y of
■ defendant to sat sty a ti fa from a Justices Court of
I Paulding county in favor of Thomas Dabbs vs Reuben
: T I’Vote, property pointed out by Pi’li, levied ou and
returned to me by a conshtl le.
Lot of land No. 751 and 32 ac- es more or less of
No. 687 in the 3d dist of tile 3d sec., levied on as the
property of .A -J Year wood,(let 'd to stliisfy ali fa from
! auidiug Superior Court in favor of Smith Lemon v ; <
. E M Compton, Administrator of A J Yearwcoff dec’d
i levied on to pay the puichase money.
i The house and lot in the town < f Dalia--, known as
the Dallas Hotel situated at the North west corner of
I the public square ia the town of Dallas, levied ou as
‘ the property of def t to satisfy a ti fa from I’liulding
I Mtperior Court in favor of Jesse Cooper, Adtuinistra
i tor of Ntiu-y Cooper dec’d vs John Vv' Blair, p iuted
! out by C S Jenkins, I’i lfs At y.
i A portion of town lots No. 2 and ,In tile t vvn of
I Dalias, being the place whereon the Ten Pin Alley
! stands together with the Alley, levied on as the pro
! percy of S L Strickland to sali fy a ii fa from Puul
! ding Superior Court in favor of John Moore, Sr vs J
| G Doster, T C Detuagan, C C Browman, principals, S.
L. Strickland, security and Olivir Brintle, endorser.
J-ois Nos. 223 and 323 in the 3d dist of the 3d see.,
levied on as the property of Ab aiiam Goggins dec’d
to sat,sly a ft f.i fix in the Superior Court of Monroe
count}- in favor of Daniel Cook vs John Johnston ad
ministrator of Abraham Goggins dec’d.
Lot No. 704 in the 2d dist of the 3d see , and the
place whereon defendant lives in the 2d dist of the 3d
sec. nmnbcr not known, levied on as tho property of
B I’’ Wright to satify a ti fa from Paulding Superior
court in tavor of Seabion Gann vs B F W right and J
AV Blair security on appeal, pointed out by Pi’ff.
decffOtd A. G. B.iINTLE, Sh’ff.
Paulding Postponed Sheriff Sales.
At the same time and place will be sold.
Lot No. 261 in the 19tli (list of the 3d sec levied on
as the property of defendant to satisfy a ti fa from a
Justices court of Paulding county in favor of R N
Huff vs William White, pointed out by defendant, le
vied on and returned to me by a constable
A house and lot in the town of Dallas on the ea.-t
side of the Cassville street, being the place whereon
AV J Babb now lives, levied on as the property of
Merril Cantrell to satisfy a ft fa from a Justices court
o’: Paulding county in favor of J W Blair vs Merril
Cantrell and J J Varner, nowcontrolled by J G Clonts
levied and returned to me by a constable.
Lucy, a negro woman about 50 years old of yellow
complexion, levied on as the property of J W Blair
to satisfy sundry ti fas from a Justices court of Paul •
ding county in favor of B J Penn vs J W Blair and S
L Strickland security, levied on and returned to mu
by a constable.
dec-31td A. G. BhINTLE, Sh’ff.
Georgia, coi>i> couny:—— Whereas,
C. D, Phillips, Administrator on the estate of
.Austin H Green, late of said county, deceased, ap
plies to me for Letters of dismission from the adminis
tration of eat I estate.
Theseare therciore, to cite and admonish all and
singular the kindred and creditors of said deceased to
file their objections, if any they have, in my office on
or before tlie first Monday in February next, other
wise letters of dismission will be granted the appli
cant at that term of the Court.
Given under my hand as On'iniry at office, this
JuJv 26. 1860. 6m, JOHN G.CAMPBELL, Ord’y;
&EOR.GIA, Cobb County.— Whereas Da-
vid Stansell Administrator on the ' state of Giles
Stansell, late of said county deceased, applied to me
for Letters of Dismission from the administration of
-aid Estate :
Therefore, the kindred and creditors of said deceas
ed, are hereby cited and admonished to tile their ob*
jec'.’ons. if any they have, in terms of the law, other
wise letters of dismission will be granted the appli
cant at the February Term next of the Court df
Ordinary of said county.
Given under my hand and offi ial signature, this
luly 26th, 1860. Jxo- G. CAMPBELL,
6ms. Ordn’y.
a EORGIA, Cobb County Whereas A.
l T N. Simpson, administrator on the estate of Jane
Holliday, late of said county, applies to me for let
ters ol dismission from the administration of said
estate.
These are then fore to cite and admonish all and
singular those concerned, to file their objections, if
my they have, in my office on or before the first Mon
lav in February next, otherwise letters of dismission
will be gra.ited the applicant at that term of the
Jourt of Ordinary foi said county.
Given under my hand and official signature, this
July 26, 1860, JNO. G. CAMPBELL, Ord’y.
O EORGI A, Cobb County.— Whereas Willh
YU Roberts, administrator on the es ate of Sylvanus
Baldwin late of said coumy deceased, applies to me
for Letters of dismission from the Administration of
said estate.
These are therefore to cite and admonish all and
-Jugular those concerned, to file their objections,
mv they have, in my office on or before the second
'I >nday in January next, otherwise letters of disinis
sio i will be granted the applicant at that term of the
ourt of ordinary for said county
Given under my hand as Ordinary at Marietta, this
-.’fiti- June 1 --60. 6m JNO. G. Cz\ M I’BELL, Ord’y.
GEORGIA, Cobb County.
4 V HERE AS, Jackson Delk, Administrator on thd
* v estate of Isnel K. Porter, late of said comity
leceased, applies to me for letters of dismission from
the zVhninistration of said (.'state.
I hese are therefore to cite and admonish all and
singular those concerned to tile their obje-I ions, if
any they have, in my office, on or beiorcthe first Mon
lay in February next, otherwise letters of dismission
vill be granted the pplicantat that term of the court
ol Ordinary for said County,
Given under my hand at Marietta, this July 31. 1860
aug3-6m JNO. G. CAMPBELL, Or’dy,
ri’O MONTHS aft i- dite application will be
made to the Ordin iry of Cherokee county b’t*
leat) to sell the land belonging to the estate of Noble
Tim nous late of said county dec’d. 16th Dee 18 >O.
WILfzIAM TIMMONS, Adm’r.
GEORGIA, Cherokee County— Whereas
Mary Conner, adln’rx ot the ( state of John Conner-,
deceased applies for letters of dismission from said ad
ministration.
These are therefore io cite and admonish all per
sons concerned to tile their objections (it any they
have) within the time prescribed by law why said let
ters should not be granted. Dec. 16 1860.
J AMES JORDAN, Ord’y.