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MEOICINE&
HAVE now an hand a good supply of
Soothing - Syru?for Children Teething,
Wister's Balsam of Wild Cherry,
Ayers’ Cherry Pectoral;
ji riils,
“ Ague' Cure,
Bull’s St rsa pari let,
EtECTRIiC OIL,
HEBIffiW PLASTER
UcA’lster’s All Healing Ointment
Vwioa'i Celebrated Sye water,
And the leading nr.’ -les in the Drug 1 Med
cine line.
WILMAR HOOT. •
Fl&tQUei? Houss.
) (A CARD.)
HAVING lately take!) possesion of
the House formerly called the Fletcher
House, 1 ut more recently 1: own as the
Keniie-iw House, and having- associa
ted in its Superintendance Col. V. M.
WHITE, 1 would respectliilly an
siouuce to my former friends ami p;it
tons am! the public gem rally, that tlm
House’ wi.l be opened ' n castling week
for the reception of Boulders and the
travel! .ig pubic and that no ell' i t wi i
be spared to give to all the most ample
sati ifacliun. July 16. 1862
28-ts DIX? FLETCHER.
Ai’ Letters on business will be address-',
.eJ U> FLFiCiil-li. & WHITE Ma:ieira, Ga.
Georgia Cobb County: -
Executors Sal?.
BY virtue o: an order from th*- Ordinary of
said County, there will ba sol !on th*- 1-t
Satti r.tev the 7th of February. at the farm of
;the l*te Capt. P. H I’rall.er.’in Milton County,
about I miles from Ro-well, the perishable
property el - said I’. H.J'falber deceased, con
sisting of Corn, Shuck* Cotton Seed. Wheat,
I’e.ix'&e. Terms Cash, hah • commence at
JI 1-3 o’clock, A. M. This-Jan. 27 - C3.
G. JI. CAM I’. 1
T. E. KING. j executor.
»
Georgia, Cobb Caunty.
WHEREAS, Sarn’l R MuClcsky applies to me
for letters ol Administration on the estate
■of WflW.un i'itts. late of said county, deceased.
'These arc therefore, to cite » id admonish all
and singular those concerned, to tile their objec
tions. if any they have, in my office', on the
first Monday in April next, why said let.
t<‘ * of administration should not be granted
the applicant.
"Witness my hand and official signature, tins
■2Bth I'ebuary. 1863.
JNO. G. CAMPBELL, Ordinary.
GEORGIA, Paulding County.
WHEREAS II M Whitworth applies to me
forletters of Administration upon the Es
tate of A. L. Coi-uth laic of said county
ci C C C * *
These are therefore to cite and require all
.person’s eoimerned to be and appear a- my of
fice on or before first Monday jtt April nex
lo show cause it ntiy they have way .- nd .e.ters
dionld not be granted the applicant. ~ ,
Given under my hand and official .
Feb 28 1863. „ n , ~
S B. McGr<or t"d y
NOTICE. TWO MONTHS after date,
application will be made to the Collit of Ordt
‘ narv of Tuitlding County. Georgia, at the first
regular term after expiration of two months,
from this notice, for eave to sell the Lands
belonging to the estate of Jackson Mitchell
late of said County, deceased.
1 W 3 . J. B. WHITE adm or.
February 28. 1863.
MARIETTA, &-A., FRIDAY, APRIL 10, 1863.
BimESS CARDS.
A. N. SIMPSON
‘ Attorney and at Law
Mari etta Georgia.
October (1, iy.
A. J. HANSELL,
Attorney at Lavr & Solicitor in Chancery.
M.'.niErrA G eorgia.
October 6, iy.
JOHN 0. GARTRELL,
Attorney and Councillor at Law
M A M t ETTA G EORC IA.
July 2'J. ,yl
G. N. LESTEK.
ATTORNEY AT LAW
Marietta, Georgia.
WILL practice in the Blue Ridge Circuit
the Supreme Court of Georgia, and the
District Court at Mrrietta.
February 29, 1861 ' Iy.
DAVID ItIWIX. (iKKEXLEE BVTLER.
IRWIN BUTEEJS,
71 T 7 /OZ?AVALS' A7
ZMIa/rietta.., Ga.
BUSINESS confided to their professional
management in the follovting count,ie:; will
be transacted, viz ; Campbell. Paulding. Poll:.
Cobb. Cherokee, For.syth, Lumpkin, Fulton and
Milton. Als'i. in the bisfrjet Court at Marietta,
and at the Supreme Court st. Atlanta.
y.A- The District Court sits :tf Mari* fta on the
second Monday in .Wirch and September. Re
turn 20 days before Court. —feb29-’6l-ly.
N. B. G.'RE.Ej\.
Attorney rtntl Con:is.c llor nt UnW,
Marietta, Cobb county Gn.
’ViH practice, and give prompt attenfion to
all b’.:.-.u --s conti led to tils pi olesMomvl v.-.re. in
liie Disui.t Court of the t . -S. .a .M.o-ieit.-., The
liipreme ( m:rt of Georgia, at .'.tlxnl i. and the
Superior and tufe-ior Cuur'.-- of the i:.m- !.:
Circuit, and the counties adj lining * - <>bb cl uti:-
ercirciiF.
Especial attention given to the collection r>!
debts, and the semiring of all manner o.’ chum-.
Prompt <uid : :fi i ni: attention will be given to
ail manner.of bus cess in die (juris ol Ord:mi
rv in the geuuty ol Cob!.’and adjoining to .
Wit. rKTI.I.it’S. J. TiT.ntKUAT.TEtI
Phillips x- bcrkiialte:;,
Marie!la, Gimrgim
Will practice in l-.iitoii, Pau! Imgand i ll th*
couniies of the Line Ridge (‘ircuit , in tne r.i.-
preme court, and District court,
lARETTftiALif'
BdO
A MALE teacher is wanted, for the above
ZX Academy:. Applicants may apply to ths
undersigned, or to any of the Ti-Psu v.-,-
N. L. CHESTER.
Feb. JClb, ’63.
’notice.'””
I have discontinued the i'‘ircu!ating Library.
Persons having Books in their possession/.', ii!
please return them.
T. S. POWELL.
Successor t« Markley *1 Bro.
barG_D>oDi
GBOCERIES!
I still keep up ns fur as the cxi
<*enr-i .s*jf the time : will adimtSto rka of Dry
G< oJs and (Jroccries, at my several Stores.
I know that it is nupu ■ ..bie to avoid from nn
think tig people charge ; of’•Extorliii, - ' when you
keep anything to sell. IJut any one can :mm sat
i.-.fy himself if he wiil go into the Mark-t and pur
chase, whether lie can sell G.iotb any cheaper than
Ido ami live I cannot prevent the advance m
prices and. if I keep up my sto-ks, must pay the
advance and charge it to ay customers. Ido not
buy goods and bold them for higher prices, but of
fer tlmm. as soon as purchased to my customers
ami am linn neither Speculator nor Extortioner,
but study to pi- serve the cliarct. ■ of a Merchant
a class of men as essential to the the welfare of
society as any other.
1 promise my cu-tomnrs to buy where I can buy
cheadest and to sell at reasonable advances upon
the cost.
E. PAGE,
GEORGIA, Milton County.
WHEREAS, Lawson Fields applies to me
for letters of Guardianship over the per
son add property of the minor children of J F
\\ heeler late of Cherokee county Go, deceased
viz., Laura E Dialpha. J James B Octavia .1 and
Amarilla Wheeler, all under 11 years ofage.
The- 1 are therefore cite and admonish all
person-, concerned .o be and appear at my of
lice within the tiiim prescribed by law
to show cause if any they can, why
said letters should not be granted the appli
cant
Given under my hand and official signa,
ure. Tins March 3 ’O3.
O. I’. SKELTON. Ordinary.
Southern Field & Fireside,
TERMS;
For One Year $3 00
Six mouths 2 00
Tin ee months 1 00
Single ci-pi»s.. . ..... Tea Cents.
Club* of 10 or more, for one year. $2 each.
•’ " six month, $ l each.
Address, JAUIiS GARDNER.
Feb. 12. Augusta, Ga.
mYdTcal’carr
Ketiirning to Marietta,jifler_an absence of
eight monttis enya-rement 'in Hospi ai'at Ric’i
niotid, 1 am pei su.ided to resume iny I'j'ofcrsion
I 'dm.-', me viis;- my /ervice to the. citizen ; , f
..’aiie’.t.i and Us vicinity in all branches «,f n y
i’rede.-'.-kcu. Ollie.-' on south side of square
where 1 will "be found at all times when not.
1 refess iciml'v engaged, and al mv Residence
night. GiLULftl TENNANT, M. I).
GiSCRGIA, Paulding County;
XI7IIEREAS, Sar.ih_M, Gilley, applies to
* • me lor letters of admin.slraim upon
the est ni'of C. 11. Gilley, late of" said countv
deceased.
These are therefore, to cite and require, all
and singular, all permins concerned, to be and
appear at my otliee. in Dallas, on the lirst
Monday in March next, to sh* w muis-e if any
they have, why said letters should , nut be
granted the applic.iut.
Given under rnj hand and official signature
this rd February 1863.
S.!’. McGREGOR. Only
GEORGIA. Paulding county.
Whereas, a. g. Buiiock, applies to
me lor letters of admin:-iia'ii.n upon
the esttite of A. L. Fullock, late of said
county decease.l.
Iheseari! therefore to cite and admonish all
and singular the kindred and creditors of said
teceased. to file tiie.r objectiylis, if any .they
i.ive, i*i my ofjiim uti or I.efvre t . e lirst .Moms-a-y
in 51nreh next, olheru : e lei.'i*;*.* of adminis
tratii n will lie granted the applicant at that
.term of the (,'curt of Ordinary for .-aid county.
Given unde,- my p .nd and official signature,
this February. _d lt-.i ,1.
B. McGREGO!.’, Ordinary.
GiiQiLCrlA, Cobb County:
S Thoma - Hairston applies for
s • letters of adni'mislrulion upon tlntes
tate of Lumpkin J i.ilison late of said-eoiintv
dece.i. cd
fiie-e are th Tet'oro to cife ill pci-sons »on
eerii;'.: to !;r am: :i pp-,;r at the Or-linary"» OlP.ce
on tlie lifsi Alpml.'.y in March next, i-
Im., i a use if ativ ilk-v lia ve. why s:tid_ leldjerx
“tn — I ..I u.ir-BF-wpE’ Ue.m-Tm.
O-.en umier in;.’ h im! and oaiul.il : igiialure
tai 2Mh January. 18112.
v J. G. GAMi’BELL, Ordinary.
GLLOiIGIa, ittilton Cii'ify,
‘ ' ::: as L'.iJ.Linl. of sr.id county ap-
ir pirns to me for le’'.*‘i's of (Juaidiaiis.iip ot er
the person and property of Adena llembtFe
minor orphan of J. .'4. Hembree, late of said
ci-uniy dec.'.ised.
I'::'-: e t.r theri fare to rite and require all
per. u.. i -e.-.-h-d to b“ and appear at tee Ur
dinary's oil: '*'oi; bes-.-i iho first, ’.t rmdayin
April next to bow c:ii*c ; f any they ha'.e
wi._ •}..•■ * letters slireilJ m.t granted the ap
plicant. < :i in.'i-r my hand and offi la.' mg
~ J -..ue. 1? eb. 2a, If :3.
< . r. Pl-'ELT )N, O.'.’/y,
GE- 'KGIA, Mlt/rox Ccvxt.-i
WIiERmA 7, Rtinsom lioniiett ap
plies to im- for Gi: irdi n. d>;p over the person.-
ami pronei-iy < !' Aihm J . and .iamant.i i l.'e'i
no: minor < :ie!re:i f F. Id. Lciineti.Jate of
said County deceased.
i’.'.ose : il. I ■ ;■> : ’i>and adiitoi;:. h .-'J
mil sinyiil-ir l'. ■ • ; ■, ■. ...".1 . i::e their cb
jeciiim it any they I: i'. ..in m v office, on •
m-sure il.u. First, :nitiy in Mai' li
o!iierwise. ' "tt -r.; ol (i m. rdiohip will be
gratit- ; I :ipti!''-:::'t tt! term crflhe Court
of Ordinary tor '.litiv.; couuly. Givr ti under
•this Janttttrv 29 . ■' S 3.
th F. SKELTON. Oiditm-y.
Pcstponod.
Adniiniscrators’ Sal?.
AVil! be sold on the first
Tuesday in April m xt, in Mariella, before the
C.. . ; t Ilnuse door between the legal hours <f
sate lots of land 734. 730, 73m 737, 777, 701
705. one half of 703. and one half of 73 . it. be
ing lite north w. st h tii. olid 2 J 2 m-res of 10l mi
~,3 in the t r.h e . t corner of said lot, all i:.
file 17th district ami 2nd section ol’Cob-!i rotut
ty. all eotii.ii:ii:.g :m> «.<•:-•• )m-re er less. know;,
-e* I !:-■ 1 ! r’ j. 1 '. ' ” "place is o.bent 30
eras.! bottom land, well ditche.l A d.'mmm,
shunt 100 acres ch ared in all. There is a good
ittimed ■ vtlinsf house, four rooms. ,T<i*>d bitch
co and out buildings. Also a good Lin bouse
Wi ll tix"d, orchard <Ve. Sold by order t i the
Court of Crdinitry of Cobb' county mi (In- prop
erty of Josiah Harkey deceased, fer il.o bem lil
of lhe heirs tin I creditors of said' dece.. 'ed.
Terms CASH.
.!(HI MAN DEKSON, Auta’or.
January 9, 1863. I’l* 4
Ad'nmistTators Sale.
BY virtu.' of an order from the court of ( rdi
nary of Fmilding ciautly .\> ill ’ imid mi (lie firs
Tuesday in May next, tt’ '! '■ court lioust
door in l a’las Attn a negro woman of yeilu'.'.
complexion, about twenty feur year.; old, 01.
at the pv- pet ty of An on Abie, deceit ■ d. w.mm
ne fl 'ro wot-nn is sufii-ect to a ,‘uct-.'gage give.i by
s tid Abie, io J W liill. C. 1 i-tlLi', At.m’r.
March, 2 1863.
POSTPONED
Administrators ’ Calo.
BY virtue of an o-dt’r from the Court *■
Ordinary oi th" (Jointly of ( ebb, will In
soldbelore the conrt house within the legal hoi:
of sale on the first Tuesday in April trr.'.f lite on
third undivided interest in the Sfi-.im Mill at
Acworth in said County together with lite lam.
attached thereto. Known us Oneil’s .Saw Mi!
Sold as the prop rly of N. IL, Campbell de
ceased for the bem-fit of Creilitvis. Terms
cash. “March 6th 1863.
W. W. CARRELL. AdmT
Fioin the Kichinond ’citircipbitdence
of the Augusta Constitutionalist:
The business of Congress is rapidfy
progressing. It is now more than prob
able that an adjournment will be carri
ed by the middle of April.
Tim tax b 11 lias ptiS'cd the House and
been be’orc’the Sepate for several d y
Although there is a diversity of opin
ion upon "some of its features, yet it is
not thought action will be delayed lon
ger :Lan Monday or Tuesday. I fi; d
that tilt t e are.some very vague rumors
dlo.t in regard to the amount that will
probably t.c raised in this way. Suint
gentleman have Le n heard to State it a.-,
high as four’or live hundred millions ol
doll rs. I tonfess they are of the class
who depreciate a lax, and ctv out
against it its oppressive to the poorer
citizens. The amount lam credibly in
r/tll nut exceed seventy-five mi lions ol
dollars, That wiil nolle eitormsus
taxation. On the contrary, it w.H fall
lightly upon the poor man, and extract
largely from tlie gains of the speculator
and extortioner. Ps good cfi<-cfs will
also soon appear in l!t« enhanced vain..-
o f ttCisury notes and the fall in the
prices if every article neces- a y to sup
|ort life.
The bill providing for the as<essm-n
.-.nd coicc ionof taxes levied by tii
i/ll already referte Ito passed tlie House
to dity. ft is cumbefsome and cotripli
cated, and wiil ctea ea hurt of new offi
errs. Ti e. supervision and direction of
lite business has been placed in the
hands of ssioncr ufTaxes, to be
'icreiifter appointed under the control
of ilm Score ary of the Tn usury Depart
®eot, and no one will gainsay its ims
portancc.
Apropos of this measure, I find in the
W hig a pimpt.sitiun which I Consider
worthy of consideration. It is as fol-
"Let such <>f tin.' States as prefer to
da so assume the payment of then: pros
poritiom'c purl of the sum to be raised
by the "direct’’ tax bill. Let such States
issue their bunds bearing, say live per
cent, interest, the ’ bonds to be paid at
the pleasure of the State. Let these
be exchange, by the. States tor confeder
ate States Treasury notes; the effect
will be in add much more to the value
of T. e.isury notes, than the collection ol
•.he same sum by the hosts of officers,
proposed to be created by the tax bill,
for it will retire the feainc amount ol
Trcaury notes, and cieate a positive des
maitd for them in the market by solvent
giirch Sers.”
IT- argiics Isiit it will be a relief to
D.o people, m my of whom are. .Fly able
to p ty so large a tax, and that tint cred
it of the States will thus l e biought
morecl'cclirely in aid of the credit of
the Conf' Icrate States than by endors
ing the bonds as by others.
The most important feature, by far, wiil
be the getting rid of the swarm ofL’utis
federate tax gatherers that will be
•rought so life through the instrumen
tal ties of the bill.
The House also passed the bill of the
Senate Io discharge certain persons in
civil s -rvico from the armies ol the Con
fetLratc States The effect is s’mply
' t discharge from the army any person
who may be elected to an office, the
duties of which require that he exempt
fiom m litary service.
The Milledgeville Corrc-pondent of
•he Chronicle & Sentinel says.
'I he uc firm of the endorsement of
U- iileUei .tl" bonds has been freely can
vass' I ilttri ig the week, an 1 the iin
pic.ssiun is, that while there is a cousid
erable m:J >r;ly i>r endorsement in the
IL'itse, the vote in the Senate will be
very eiosc, a-d if the Governor should
.-xerets:-his favorite prerogative, there
will Le n t clm tuc to pass it by a two
thirds vol*’. It is possible that a free
i cm.siosi of the subject may change
he minds of a number who appear not
ally confirmed in their opinions on the
question.
The Convention o! the Editors of the
Weekly I’rcss of the Slate was hold at
he lOJiiling- room of the Southern Re
corder to-day. Only three or' four .pa
pers from a distance were represented.
VOL. XX—NO. 14.
! M. Orme, Esq.,'was chosen Chairman
and Joseph R. Nesbit, of the Confeder*.
ate Union,
adopted to fix the rates of subscription
at,s4 as er Jun? Ist. Advertising
rates were also fifty7 per* cent. Other
regulations were agreed upon, and the
Uon vent ion was permanentlyTn-gauigcd,,
to meet ; annuaify ou the second Wed’
nesday in November. .Rosvlutions in
support of Home for invalid ladies in
Atlanta, were adopt d.
Legislative. ”
. Milledgeville, Monday, e ßotb.
12 o’clock.
Mr. Biiscoe of’thc' House front th®
Committee on Distillation reported/)®
bill which provides that it shall not be
'awful to distil spirituous [liquors, ex
cept for medicinal purposes, under fi -
lense from the JnfcriorjCourt, from corn
wheat, rye._baroly,'potatoes,' pumpkins
Chinese cane, sugar cane, molasses, su
gar or dr’ed fruit, and that doors shall
not to be closed against public inspecs
lion; that irresponsible persons shall
tot be allowed to run stills; the’penalty
for violation of the law to be a fine of
to two thousand dollars for each,
oil neo. or imprisonment for six months
lor each offence. 208 copies of the bill
were ordered printed.
A resolution instructing tax receivers
'o receive returns according to their
value in Confederate money, was amend
ed so as to excm *t perron frsm taxation
who liuvc been driven f.o n their himcs,
and referred to a special comniittee.
A bill to tepeal the license laws waa .
taken up. Nr. Thrasher was permitted
to withdraw the bill lie offered this
morning, for the purpose of moving ,it
as a substitute. It was adopted, when
Mr. .Adams of Clark, moved to lay it up
on the table furjLc present. The mo
tion was lost by the sound, when the
ayei and nays were called f*r by Nr.
Barnes. Before taking tLcm the hour
of adjournment arrived.
1 n the afternoon the call for the ayes
aud nays was withdrawn, when Judge
Stephens urged that it bo laid over un> ’
til his had a bill
on the same sut>j< ct which he thought
would be generally acceptable, Thp
vote was taken by division again, and
Hia motion to lay on the tabic prevailed
54 to'4o.
A bill for the relief of ianocent debt
ors. Exempts ano slave. It was refer
red. The object of the bill is .to ens
courage all to have a stake in the iusti*
tution, and is a goudonc, provided th®
principle, be append tea . domicil or a
home of like value. Nothing would so
teud to lender cur population stable,
and to improve society ss to allow a
home to be exepipt from the executions
of creditors. In many of the old States
such laws have worked well. In Cali>
fovnia lip-DC worth 15,000 is exempt—
in Texas one worth 1200 is exempt,
and in several others exemptions ex cud
to real estate to the value’ of SI,OOO. '
The Committee on Cotton Planting
reported a bill limiting the planting of
cottun to one acic ti the hand, and of
tobacco to one fouitb, of an acre, under
a penalty of SSOO for ixcess of either
io the hand, one half to go to the iilfoi
uicr. and one half to the Inferior Court
for soldier’s families. None ’ but field
hands are to be counted in the crop. It
provides for the survey of the land where
there is reason to believe law is being
violated. It prescribes that the numlcr
of-hands and amount planted shall bo
given in, in making tax returns. It re
peals the laws of the last scssisn, and
requires that Judges shall give the sub
?ect of the bill in their charges to grand
Juries.
Mr. Hester presented a minority re*
port, dissenting from the bill, Ist, Bt
cause the bill of the last session has
been acqtiiesed intis a compromise ; 2d,
The purposed change will not increased
the piodticiion of grain; 3d, a full corn
cr<*p on a cotton p'antation icquircs
more plough teams, which are hot'to be
had; 4th, our transportaton prevents
an increasec grain crop from being
unado available. sth, many havo already
plante I their cro i; Gth t-j cScTude these
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