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Mr. Bigham, a resolution of thanks and
approval of tlie achievements of Gou
Braxton Bragg-
Mr. Levy, a resolution in reference to
the prosecution of the war, declaring re*-
construction to be treason. See.
Mr. Hutchings, t<? legalize, tho acts ol
the Deputy Ordinary of Jones county.
3Ir. Dever, to re yiact the law for the
relief" of indigent widows and orphans of
soldiers who have died or been killed in
the service. '
Beall, to change the lines between
J
the counties of Stewart and Randolph and
Quitman and Randolph.
Mr. Reese, to add certain lots of land to
guroter county.
Mr. Overstreet," a bill requesting Con
gress to so amend the ’I’ax Laws as to ex
empt soldiers who are not owners of slaves,
from the paymeut of the tax in kind.
Mr. Underwood, a resolution requesting
the Governor to use his influence to have
the tax in kind suspended in counties
where the crops have been destroyed by
the enemy or consumed by our armies.
Mr. Lawhon of Terrell, to change tho
line between the counties of Sumter and
Terrell; also a bill to amend the charter
of the town of Dawson.
Mr. Handley, to empower the Ordinary
of Warren county to pay to the Inferior
Court any balance of the school funds in
Lis hands.
Mr. Hardeman, for the support of the
Georgia Academy for the Blind ; also a
bill to incorporate the Georgia Savings
Bank of Macon ; also a bill to incorporate
the Macon Orphan House.
Mr. Holt, of Bibb, to ’incorporate the
Empire State Insurance Gompauy of Ma
con.
Mr. McDonald, to -appropriate $6,000,-
000 for the support of soldier’s families.
Mr. Russell, of Chatham, to authorize
and require an extra tax in Chatham
county : also,
To invest in the Mayor or Aldermen of
Savannah the powers of Justice of the
Peace.
Mr. Gue, to add certain sections to the
Penal Code ; also,
To incorporate the Oglethorpe Insurance
company of Savannah.
Mr. Adams, to increase the pay of the
State Printer; aUo,
To grant relief to the Banks and Peo
ple of this State.
Mr. Pitman, to compel overseers and
track menders to keep a file of the marks
of stock killed by the cars.
Mr. Hudgins, a resolution requesting the
Governor to have breadstuffs shipped to the
counties of Gilmer, Fannin, Union, Rabun,
White. Lumpkin, and Dawson, free of ex
pense. . i
Mr. Barnes, to renew the banking priv
ileges of the Georgia Railroad and Bank
ing Company. Also, to relieve the heirs
of Ross C. Davis.
Mr. Dever, a resolution requesting the
Secretary of War to revoke the commis
sions of impressing officers, and appoint
citizens in their stead. . Also, to continue
in foree the Stay law.
Mr. Lemon, fixing the prices of produce
scld to the indigent families of soldiers.
Also, a resolution requesting citizens of
the State to furnish a cow and calf to the
families of indigent soidicis.
Mr. Dumas, to sell all free negroes into
to slavery.
Mr. Aired, a resolution recommending a
repeal of the Confederate Tax law.
Mr. McCurry, to legalize certain acts of
the lufeiior Court of Hart county.
Mr. Green, a re6olutiau requesting Con
gress to increase the pay of the officers and
soldiers of the army.
Mr. Gartrell, a resolution requesting that
the troops for State defence be permitted
to go home to gather their crops and sow
wheat, if not incompatible with tho inter
ests of the army.
Mr. Grant, to relieve certain lands from
taxation.
Mr. Rambo, to legalize appropriations
made by the City Council of Home. Also
a resolution requesting the action of Con
gress for the relief of the. indigent families
of soldiers.
. Mr. Ezzard, to amend the 2509 and 2510
Sections of the Civil Code.
Mr. Dallas, for the relief of the indigent
families of North East Georgia.
Mr. Lott, for relief of Cornelius Bowie.
Mr. Garlrell, to declare the violation ol
the impressment law-, felony.
Mr. Findley, to regulate the planting of
cotton.
Mr. Adams, to allow troops to vote in
muuicipial elections.
Mr. Johnson, to alter the place of bold-
iug Court* in McIntosh county.
Mr. Russell, to define the oaths of Nota** |
ries Public.
Also, to amend the law defining the ju-j
risdiction of Justices of the Peace in Chat ■
bam county.
Mr. Iliers, for the relief of O. K. Masell.;
Mr. Jones, to prevent unlawful privi
leges to slaves in Burke county.
Mr. Hunter to punish persons for har
boring deserters.
Mr. Roper, to provide clothing for the
families of indigent soldiers.
Mr. Blake ol Hall, to amend the income
tax law.
Mr. Hawkins, to appropriate $6,000,-
000 for the relief of indigent soldiers and
their families.
Mr, Junes, to prevent the sale for slaugh
ter, of stock cattle. Also a resolution re •
questing that breeding animals and farm
ing stock be enuempt from impressment.
Mr. Trammell, lor the relief of destitute
persons in Dade, Walker, Whitfield, Ca
toosa and Murray counties.
Mr. Burts, to increase the pay of officers
snd soldiers. Also, to change the line be
tween Muscogee and Chattahoochee coun
ties.
Mr. Russell, to provide the mode of e*
lecting the officers of the ^re Department
Savannah. Also, to incorporate the
Mome Insurance Company, of Savannah.
Mr. Adams, to abolish the office of Direc.
toron the part of the State, of the Bank.ol
the State of Georgia.
Mr. Gartrell, to repeal the 2d and 3d
Actions of the 16th Division of the Code.
Mr. Hill, to change the 3452 Section of
l ‘>e Code. Also, to provide clothing, Stc.
indigent families of soldiers.
Mr. Overstreet, to amend the law in ref-
* r cuce to the payment of jurors in Emauuel
county. -
Mr Itambo, a bill to punish illegal im-
pressineuts.. ' • . y ..
Mr. Gr iut, to extend the time of aettle-
Hut by the Tax Collectors of Georgia.
Lottos was selling in Petersburg; Va. on the
d* but. at $ 1 25 per pound.
Joint Standing Committees.
SENATE.
On Banks.—Messrs. Cook, Price, Griffin,
West, Lloyd, Hanynond, Ezzard, Wal
ion, Spraybery, Adams, Ramsey.
On Confederate Relations —Messrs. Guer-
ry, Cone,Chambers, Ramsey, Watkins,
Bacon, Ezzard,. Blackwell, Lloyd, Price.
On Judiciary.—Messrs. Lloyd, Grice,
Pottle, Reid, Cook, Speer, Adams, Ram
sey, Walker, Mabry.
On Military—Messrs. Ramsey, Grice,
West, Pate, Pafford. Cone, Speer, Walker
Barr. Authony. _ —
On Internal Improvement s.—Messrs.
Chambers, Baker, Watkins, Guyton, Gaol-
den, Adams, Polk, Groover.
On Penitentiary.—Messrs. Cone, Polk,
Mabry, Walker, Simmons, Bacon, Gaul-
den, Hubbard. «
On tPul/t tc Education and Free Schools.—
Messrs. West, Pottle, Ramsey Price, Ba
con, Watkins, Sprayberry, Walker, Guy
ton, Whitaker.
On Lunatic Asylum.-—Messrs. Adams.
Hammond, Speer, Griffin, Johnson, White,
Chambers.
On Privileges and Elections.-— Messrs.
Pottle, Walton, Griffin, Anthony, Whita
ker, McCutchen.
On Petitions.—Messrs. Cook, Baker,
Hubbard, Simmons, Walton, McCuthen,
Guy tor■.
On Enrollment.—Messrs. Bacon, Ham
rnond, Pate, Cone, Spiayberry, Guyton.
On Journals.—Messrs. Adams, Beunott,
Anfhony, Mabry, Blackwell.
On New Counties and Lines.—Messrs.
West, Groover, McRae, Underwood, Polk,
White.
On Printing.—Messrs. Hammond, Whit
aker, Blackwell, Johnson, Pafford, Barr,
Reid, McDonald, Pate.
On Leaf and Dumb Asylum.—Messrs.
Chambers, Guerry, Pottle, Whitaker, Guy
ton, Griffin, Speer. Ramsey.
On Institute for the Blind.—Messrs. West,
Cook, Ezzard, Coue, Griee, Reid, Adams,
Watkins.
Auditing Committee.—Messrs. Pate, Sim
mons, Walker, Underwood, Baker.
Engrossing Committee.—Whitaker, Wells,
Johnson, Polk, White, Groover.
On Finance.—Messrs. Watkins, Ham
mond, Cook, Pate, Speer, Whitaker,
White, Lloyd, Ramsey, Adams, Guerry.
On Agriculture.—Messrs. Whitaker,
Wells; Price, Chambers, Hubbard, Reid,
Coue, Barr.
HOUSE.
On State of Republic.—Stephens, Wright,
Burney, Reese, Leonard, Horsley, Gres
ham, of Greene, . Ezzard, Hundley, Tom
linson, Mathews* of Oglethorpe, Carlton,
McCbnnell, Hall.
On Judiciary.—Bigliam,Stephens,Moore,
Hill, Barnes, Lawson, Wallace, Green,
Warren, Wright, Trammell, Shockley, of
Columbia, Gartrell, Wiggins, Carswell,.
DuBose.
On Finance.—Moore, Beall, of Randolph,
Gue, of Chatham, Kirby, Holt, Dever,
Little, Hutchings, Worley, Hooper, Big-
ham, Adams, Russell, of Muscogee, Ste
phens, Parsons, Ilambo, Trammell.
On Banks.—Adams, Ezzard, Green,
Burney, Long, Phillips, of Richmond,
Russell, of Chatham, Mathews, of Ogle
thorpe, Carlton, Beall, of Randolph, Grant,
Dumas, Brady, Jackson, of Whitfield.
On Agriculture and Internal Improve-
meats.—Jones, of Burke, Burney, Brown,
of Houston, Gilmore, Hutchings, Leonard,
McConnell, Faulk, Jackson, of Clarke,
Langston, Little, Wilson, Whitehead, Dix
on, Fraser.
On Public Education.—Wallace, War
ren, Ogletree, Jones, of Newton, Anderson,
Hawkins, of Forsyth, Graham, DuBose,
Mitchell, of Pike, Gresham, of Greene,
Bell, of Jackson, Rawls, Laug, Kennedy,
Sharpe.
On Public Printing.—Reese, Dwinell,
Dumas, Gue, of Chatham, Hall, Worley,
Love, Harris, Rhodes, Player, Phillips, of
Richmond, Gay, of Early, Killian, Smith,
of Tatnall, Lovel, Hawkins, of Oglethorpe.
- On Penitentiary.—Shockley, of Colum
bia, Hawkins, of Baldwin, Davis, Wnder-
wood, Sutton. Bryan, of Greene, McCurry,
McDaniel, McDonald, of Thomas, Playei,
Cuinbie,Johnson, of Spaulding,McKinney,
Smith, of Walton, Smith, of Laurens,
Shockley, of Jackson.
On Enrollment.—Gartrell, Russell, of
Chatham, Barclay, Selman, Rawls, Kirby,
Roberts, of Calhoun, Carter, of Appling,
Mitchell, of Pulaski, Johnson, of McIntosh,
Davenport, DuBose.
On Asylum for the Blind.—Holt, of Bibb,
Roberts, of Calhoun, Dever, Faulk, Ogle-
tree, Leonard, Redwine, Taylor, of Baker,
Dixon, Groves, Stewart, Fowler.
On Lunatic Asylum.—Parsons, of John
son, W. J. Reese, Hines, Mauson, Daven
port, Auderson, Collins, Scruggs, Wilson,
Hawkins, of Baldwin, Whitehead, Over-
street, of Pierce, Rhodes, Stewart, Love,
Carter, of Stewart, Oates.
On Deaf and Dumb.—Lawson, Ezzard,
Dwiunell, Edwards, Cooper, Simms,Moore,
Lemonds, ■Kimbrough, Brewster, Jackson,
of Whitfield.
Mild ary Committee.—Barnes, of Rich
mond, Horsley, Carswell, Jones, of New
ton, Huggins. Hundley. Parsons, Wood,
Dever, Lawson, Scruggs, Lemonds, Wal
lace, Rawls.
On New Counties and County Lines.—
Grant, Hawkins, of Oglethorpe, Carlton,
Horne, Hunter, Johnson, of Clayton, Pitt
man, Poole, Reid, Brown, of Stewart,
Awtry, Barksdale, of Wilkes, Fleming.
Bryan, of Greene, Taylor, of Dawson,
Burch. M .
On Auditing.—Hawkins, of Forsyth,
Tomlinson, Kimbrough, Phillips, of MerL
wether, McDonald, of Banks, Roberts, of
Miller, Lot. Williams.
On Manufactures.—Beall, of Randolph,
Holt, Brown, of Washington, Barksdale,
of Lincoln, Brock. Bryan, of Quitman,
"Crawford, Mathews, of Scriven. Elam,
Starke, Henderson, Ha wes, Burts, Cainp,
McKinney. „
On Consolidation of Bills.—DuBose,
Green, Horslev, Rawtyon, Wiggins,
Wright, Tramtpoll, Malone, Wood, Cor
bin, Iliers, Herrington, Oakes.
On Petitions.—Hill. Hall, Graham, I om
linson, Iluggins, Miller, Mitchell, of Pike,
Overstreet, of Emanuel. Roper, Lott,
Rambo, Grogan, Langston.
On Journals.—W\tv\\eW, of Pulaski,
Tomlinson, Aired, Ifier^ Selman, Carter,
of Stewart, Smith, of Berrien. Zeigler.
Wells, Berry, BUke.
On Privileges and Elections.—llnsscll. of
Mumo-m; Boll, of.Randolph. Warren.
Grant, Hoopnr, Kirliy. Worlcy, Br...n, ol
Houston, Phillip#, of HunwetUer, tacliol.
son>0»ke?.
Official Vole
Counties.
Appling
Baker
Baldwin
Banks
Bartow
Berrien ....
Bibb
Brooks*......
Bryan
BnllOch
Burke
Butts :..
Calhoun......
Camden* ...
Campbell, Z.
Carroll
Catoosa ....
Charlton ...
Chatham
Chattahoochee
Chattooga
Cherokee.
Clark
Clay
Clayton
Clinch
Cobb
Coffee
Columbia
Colquitt
Coweta
Crawford.....
Dade
Dawson ...
Decatur...
Delvalb
Dooly
Dougherty •
Early .....
Echols
Effingham
Elbert ;..
Emanuel (Illegal).
Fannin
Fayette
Floyd
Forsyth
Franklin
Fulton
Gilmer*
Glascock
Giynn
Greene
Gordon
Gwinnett ..
Habersham
Hall
Hancock ...
Haralson ...
Harris
Hart
Heard
Henry
Houston......
Irwin
Jackson
Jasper
Jefferson
Johnson
Jones
Laurens...
Lee
Liberty
Lincoln ...
Lowndes ..
Lump .in .....
Macon
Madison
Marion
McIntosh ....
Meriwether..
Millar
Milton
Mitchell
Monroe
Montgouiery.
Morgan
Murray
Muscogee....
Ne.wtou
Oglethorpe ...
Paulding
Pickens
Pierce
Pike
Polk
Pulaski
Putnam
Quitman
Rabun
Randolph
Richmond
Schley
Screven
Spalding ....
Stewart
Sumter
Talbot
Taliaferro
Tattnall* ....
Taylor
Telfair
Terroll
Thomas ...
Towns
Troup*
Twiggs
Union
Upson*
Walker*
Walton
Ware
Warren
Washington .
Wayne .....
Webster....
White*
Whitfield.--
Wilcox*
Wilkes
Wilkinson..
Worth
for Governor.
Furlow. Broicn. Hitt.
15
55
217
2
277
21
165
62
63
42
17
196
66
39
19
24
285
. 91
5
39
' 26
101
2*1
- 50
18
8
o
93
40
7
8
90
86
114
88
95
11
28
24
66
59
7
4
292
1
4
7
107
27
15
1
8
121 ‘
90
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111
fi
12
43
19
1
47
41
46
39
3
24
3
68
93
19
76
19
19
29
112
16
14
473
49
79
8
ij
46
52
70
106
3P
150
44
29
77
61
203
173
158
10
6
39
51
95
117
97
14
18
11
13
74
4
70
27
19
5
9
117
17
103
77
204
220
463
127
354
137
53
214
239
79
55
81
192
308
137
92
14:55
91
81
170
238
165
75
86
445
77
202
65
330
105
96
122
189
192
130
147
129
67
114
173
199
163
332
111
156
636
113
94
88
229
319
179
167
191
180
106
242
175
116
127
123
30
313.
107
147
76
59
81
97
93
140
131
128
129
148
104
52
214
120
87
120
197
• 64
110
75
453
237
179
370
55
87
194
90
196
180
58
228
208
835
88
145
215
188
168
✓ 156
152
42
126
108
100
197
83
180
127
253
132
259
91
236
229
97
55
114
313
122
191
130
60
Army vote
6,868 21,826
3,148 14,853
10,016 36,679
Brown’s Majority, 8,724.
104
12
25
79
501
26
238
42
24
21
21
37
42
1
125
333
15
13
150
17
92
346
92
15
207
40
162
44
31
20
108
31
8
178
225
162
42
32
11
50
94
116
126
268
106
220
275
27
3
63
126
179
66
299
12
144
152
44
162
248
119
9
306
93
63
93
11
24
43
52
11
47
239
143
46
95
12
163
2
150
49
102
86
222
234
55
125
20
281
426
41
128
65
64
38
3
103
93
69
73
51
151
42
262
91
38
187
143
18
52
53
100
189
3
169
132
180
57
27
60
57
71
130
181
10
33
51
Ziook at this, those who wear 8hoes
* and
I SHALL CHARGE
Leather of all -hides
December, one-half, w
tron to buy my half a
and $3 for Upper Le
have been charging, I
in order to mix a little mca
November 17, 1863
Beef-
and Dressing
ir the first ol
e to the pa
Leather
let than 1
drive me Jo ii
th my bread.
" CALLAWAY.
46 4t*
Look Here, wu Rich Farmers.
I AM OVER the eirateipt age,4nd I am wil
ling to take charge KzffiyjumjgsLfarm in Geor
gia, as I have hadvaE^BBl^Rifexperieiico in
that line of business rMMBe and South-western
Georgia. Yon will addressee at Eatontoii> Put
nam county, Ga. • \- - S. BONE
November 17,1863 46 3t*
Land! Land!!
F OR SALE, to the highest bidder, on the first
Tuesday in January next, in Milledgeville.
at the Court-house door, the entire tract of land—
12,150
5,789
17,939
’ Returns not sent to the President of the Senate.
MILLEDGEVILL
O RDERED, That an Elec
Council Roynn on the
cember next, for Mayor, six
Marsha!, for said city.
By order of the Board.
GEO. W
November 17, 1863
Nov. 14, 1863.
sn be held at tlip
,in De-
lerk and
CAf AKER, Clerk.
46 td
Waters’ Pamphlet of Pnblie taws of 1863.
I SHALL PUBLISH in pamphlet form, as
heretofore, the Public Acts amiKesolutions of
general interest which may be passed at the pres
ent Sessiou. The price of the Pamphlet will be
the same as last year, $2 per copj; and will be
sent by mail to 8ubscribers£jK0MlBffWRBMiehed.
Orders for the Pamphlet sliWiild distmetfystate to
what. Post Office and county the Pamphlet is to be
sent. The work will be got up in jP neat a style
and as promptly as it has been in foflper years
Or Money sent, by mail at my
H. H. WATERS, Sec’V Ex. Dep t.
Milledgeville, Nov. 17. 1863 17 tf
jes to me for let-
c of James K.
G eorgia, coffee county.
Court of Ordinary, November Term, 1863.
Whereas Berry H. Tanner ap
ters of administration on
Hillard, late of said count;
These are therefore to c
to show cause, if any they have"?
of this Court, why said letters sh
ei], this 2d November, 1863.
A. McLEAN, Ordinary.
Nov. 17,1863 46 5t
sted
xt term
not be grant-
S IXTY DAYS after da
made to the honorable
Tattnall connty for le»ve
slab Sikes, Sr., decease,^
JOSIA
MATIL
November 17,1863
application will be
ourt of Ordinary of
•lands of Jo-
EDY, Adm’r.
SIKES, Adm’x.
wt] 46 2m •
James Herty’s Estate.
L AND SALE POSTPONEnji^Re hundred
and seventeen acres, woodHL two miles
from Milledgeville, adjoiri|^|jl^HKkf r Vinson,
McCumh, Jones and MedlinTwn^W^ sold to the
highest bidder for cash at the Couft^buse-door' in
Milledgeville, on first Tuesday ofpBBmber next.
FRANCES HEfTt, Adm’x.
November 17, 1863 . ■ *# ^ 46 tds
dower and all—belongi
Bagley, deceased, in
line of Jones county
con, fourteen miles
from Macon, adjoini
and others, comfortably
ity of oak, hickory and
order of Court of Ordinary
Three hundred acres, mor
with right reserved for
tain possession one year, if.
say so, at the sale.
November 17, 1863
the estate of Lewis
county, lying on the
hemain road to Ma-
dgeville, .17 miles
111, Bivins,Coxe,
nd good qual
pine. Sold by
and creditors.
Terms cash,
f deceased to re
widow chooses to
46 tds
A dministratrix SALEV-Under and by
virtue of an order of the honorable Court ol
Ordinary of Telfair coi
the Court-house door ifttl
Pulaski county, ou the
next, within the legal hi
lots of land, to-wit;
ing and being in tj
ty. Sold as the""
deceased, for the "bene!
tors. Terms cash.
DILLY
November 6, 1$63
will be sold before
[town of Ifawkinsville,
Tuesday in January
lof sale, the following
’7, all ly-
’"Pulaski eoun-
bf James K. Hillard,
the heirs and eredi-
llLLARD, Adm’x.
46 ids
A GREEABLY to an order
xjL Court of Ordinary of
be sold before the Court-hou
Reidsville, Tattnall couni
in January next, betw
sale, six hundred aud fifj
less, sold as the property
deceased, adjoining lauds
Jr., aud J. W. Surrency, on
creek. Sold for the benefit of
itors. Terms made known on t
STOUDEN HA
November 17, 1863
°L
n in
of the honorable
ttnall county, will
door in the town of
the first Tuesday
e legal hours ot
more or
ricklaud.
m. H. Edwards,
waters ot Beard’s
c heirs and cred
day of sale.
ONS, Jr., Adm’r.
46 tds
o
Jas. McCrary s Bstate Sale.
N FIRST THURSDAY of December next,
to highest
■ ary, dec’d.,
; perishable
1 l.orsg, 150
da pei
by -leave of Court,
bidder at the late home of
four miles west of Mil
property of the estate, viz
bushels clean peas, sixV^^IMIW^^m>uiT(l peas,
provender, three wagons, Utne seW^muuu^ucnr,
11 sets plow gear, lot ofnroii, blacksmf^^nols,
plantation tools, 60 bushels of rye, 1 ox cart, 2
pair of fine oxen, with sundry Mother articles. If
necessary, sgle to continue from day to day.
Terms cash, aud no delivery till cash is paid
JANE McCRARY, Adm’x.
. 1. N. McCRARY, Adm’r.
November 17,1863 44 3t
/ EORGIA, BALDWIN COUNTY.
-J Whereas Lavinia J.
Rogers having filed their
administration on'the cs
late of said county, dece,
These are therefori
kindred and creditor
objections, if any the
scribed by law, why
to said applicant.
Given under my hand af office, this 12th Novem
ber, 1863. JOHN HAMMOND, Ordinary.
November 17, 1863 46 5t
Rogers and Jarrct F.
titio'n for letters of ad-
r Newton J. Rogers,
d singular, the
id to file their
he time pre-
be granted
s
TATE OF GEORGIA, Tattnall County.
Whereas Columbus Tootle has filed his peti
tion to be discharged from yjg guardianship for
the person and property of^^rtha Tootle, now
Marth Hall—
These are therefore ttreite JB^Ljdmusrfsli all in
terested to file their objecrrousJ^M^^xist, in my
office within the time prcscrihgU^B law, why said
letters should not be granted. i
Given under my hand and omciil signature, this
2d day of November, 1863. V
WM. W. TIPPIN8, i diuary T C.
November 22,1863 \ 46 5t
S TATE OF G
Whereas Cofi
person aud propei
his petition tod&i
dianship—-
These are therefor
sons concerned to be
in the time prescribed
exist, why said letters
Given under my han
GIA, Tattnall County.
us Tootle, guardian for the
of $iineou Tootle, has filed
rom. his said guar-
citaaWhqlmouish all per-
appear aFiny office with-
law to show cause, if any
ould not be granted,
aud official signature, this
2d day of November, 1863
WM. W. TIPPINS, Ordinary T. C.
November 17, 1863 46 5t
S TATE OF GEORGIA,
Whereas Samuel Sum
tition for letters of administi
William Surrency, lat
These are therefore
persons interested to show
should not be granted, - if
the time prescribed by law
Given under my hand
this 2d day of November, 1
WM. W. TI
November 17, 1863
Tattnall County.
icy has filed his pe
on the estate of
mall county, dec’d—
and admonish all
said letters
have, within
signature,
INS, Ordinary T. C.
46 5t
S TATE OF GEORGIA, Tattnall County.
Whereas Jimerson Kennady, guardian for the
person and property of &Jpry Kennady, has filed
his petition .to be dismisi
auship—
These are therefo
monish all interested to
exist, in my office within
law, otherwise letters o:
granted to the applicant
t-ion of this citation.
Given under my hand and official signature,this
2d day of November, 1863.
WM. W. TIPPINS, Ordinary T. C.
November 17,1863 46 5t
jrom his said guardi
minions, cite and ad
objections, if any
prescribed by
administration will be
Ifter the lawful pubiica-
G 1 EORGIA, TELFAIR COUNTY.
K Whereas Greeu H. Brewer applies to me f»r
letters of administration on
McEachen, late of said epu
These are therefore
concerned to be and appel
time prescribed by law to all
have, why said letters shoul
JOHN Me'
November 17, 1863
estate of John T.
^deceased—
lonisli all
Fwithin the
le, if any they
jot be granted.
fcAI^lID, Ordinary.
46 5t
Cieorgla, l To the Clerk of the Inferior
Dkcatuk County. S Court of said county.
j^JAVID J. DICKENSON qf tlje 513th district,
G. M , of said county, t<a]i
tray taken up upon his frcelf I
aud district, a small rod cow
horns, white under t
each flank, marked with
under bits in the right ear an
left ear, without brand,
worth thirty dollars.
Given under our hands audlc
HENRY
W. H. I
A true copy from the Estray
4th, 1863, J
November 17, 1863
»efore
us au es
said county
rt crumpled
hite spot in
and two
ial signatures.
ORA. F. 11.
KELL, F. H.
ok, this Nov.
A. ZEIGLfR, C. I. C.
46 9t
A LL PERSONS bavin
ling SwiuA. late of ’
will hand them in, dnlj
debted will please mtfkcrti
* JQHJ
Nov*Riber 47| 1803
|inst Dar-
. _ sed,
ad those iu-
fiate payment.
tYALLS, Adm’r.'
V 46 6t
) A
Clothing for Myrick Vomiitccrs.
A BOX OF CLOTHING will shipped to
c\- this Company, (G.) 45th Reg. Ga. Vols.,the
first of December next. Persous wishing to send
Clothing, Blankets, Shoes, &c., &c., to their re
lations and friends in this Company, are request
ed to deliver the packages (with the names of the
persons for whom they are intended plainly mark
ed upon them) at the Southern Express Office, on
or before the 30th day of November, instant.
- CHAS. A. CONN, Capt M. V.
Milledgeville, Nov. 10, 1863 45 2t
Clerk’s Ofeick Superior Court, )
Sparta, November 3,1863. £
T HE SUPJ5RJOR COURT of llaucock conn
ty stands adjourned to the 4th Monday (23d
day) in November, instant, of which, parties, ju-
Tors, witnesses, and ^11 others interested, will take
dhe notice; T- H- AVDAS, Clert^
November 10,18G3 ~ 45 2t
W E ARE authorized to anuouuce the name
of SAMUEL B. COLLINS as a candidate
for Tax Receiver and Collector of Baldwin coun
ty. at the election iii January next. •
November 10, 1863 45;
i LANDS F0K SALE.
I OFFER.for sale my valuable plantation
containing 518 acres, more or less, lying it*
Hancock countv.’on the east side of the Oconee
river, eleven miles north of Milledgeville, and six
miles Yrom the EatoiitOu & Milledgeville Railroad,
aud nine miles from the now Railroad now build
ing from Macon to Augusta. One hundred and
ten acres of the laud forest growth, eighty acres
fresh, twenty -acres river, bottom, forty acres mid
dling fair up land, the remainder, tall 'second
growth pint—been- lying out for thirty years or
more. The fences, All with the exception of two
hundred panuels, have timber immediately by
them.’ Dwellings tolerably fair; two good oreh-
• ir j s —Apple and Poach. For further information,
sec or address WM. A. WALLER,
General Hospital, Macon, Ga
November 10, 1863 45 If
W ILL BE SOLD, ou the first Tuesday in
January next, before the Court-house door
iu the town of Mount Vernon,’Montgomery coun
ty, within the usual hours of sale, the following
tracts of land, to wit:
200 acres of pine laud in Montgomery county,
including the improvements of Nathaniel Sharpe,
late of said couuty, deceased; also 500 acres of
pine laud in said county, on Rocky creek. Sold
for the benefit* of Gie heirs and creditors of the
estate of Nathan Sharpe, deceased. Terms made
known on the day of sale.
MARTHA SHARPE, Adm’x.
November 10, 1863 45 tds pd -
Administrators’ Sale.
W ILL BE SOLD, on the first Tuesday in
January next, by order of the Ordinary
of Montgomery county, in front ot the Court-house
in Mount Vernon, during the usual hours of sale,
the following lots of land, to-wit: 2^7.^ acres ot
swaubp land, on the Oconee river: granted to
Lynn; 460 acres pine land, granted to L, VN yche;
2021 acres pine land, 11th district of origiuallj
Wilkinson, now Mon%omery county, granted to
S. Harper; 570 acres pine land iu Montgomery
county, granted to Samuel McAlister; all s«Id as
the property of Samuel McAlister, i»le of said
county, deceased. The two first named pieces
sold subject to the widow’s dower. All sold for
the benefit of the heirs and creditor^, and
making division, ’terms made kiiuwa 9U the day
of sale. ' .
C. C. McALIST^K SAdir -s
T. B. CALHOUN, j AjDr - 8 "
November 10. 1863 45 tds
3,815 Acres First Quality Pine Land.
E xecutors sale —wm be sold on the
I*first Tuesday in December next, before the
Court-house door in tire town of Dublin, Laurens
county, all the, land belonging to the estate of
Ric hard Walters, late of Johnson county, dec’d—
one body contaiuing LQJfO acres, and one other
piece containing 200 acres, all adjoining lands of
John Hutcheson,Winfield Hightower, Win. lan
der, and others. Also, one other body of laud,
containing 2,645 acres, adjoining lauds M James
Stewart, Dr. Nathan Tucker, Bright Keen, and
others. Alt these lands lying ou the waters ol
Pugh’s creek.
R. B G- WALTERS, > Es ,~
5. S
SIMEON WALTERS,
November 10, 1863
45 tds*
T WO MONTHS afterdate, application will be
made to the, Court of Ordinary of Hancock
county, for leave to sell the negro slaves belong
ing to the estate of Willis B. Jotics, late ol said
county, deceased.
THOMAS J. JONES. Adm’r
November 10, 1863 (th*) • 45 9t
Administrator’s Sale of 8 Jfegroes.
W ILL BE SOLD, at the Court-house in
Sparta, Hancock county, on the first lues-
day in January, 1864, the following negro slaves,
viz: Creasy. 35; Fanny, 19; Eliza, 17; Elsey,
15; Monk, 13; Judy, 9; Julia, 7; Jesse, 1 year
old; all belonging to tlie estate oi -Nathaniel G
Breedlove, late of said county, deceased ; sold by-
leave of the Couit Of Ordinary for division. Terms
on the day. MICHAEL BU1LER, Adni r.
November 10, 1863
(tha)
45 tds
rpWO MONTHS after date application will be
A made to the Court of Ordinary of Laurens
county for leave to sei! all the real estate aud ne
groes belonging to the estate, oi George F. Linder,
deceased.
WILLIAM T. LIVINGSTON, Adm’r.
November 10, 1863 45 9t
W'sJ
Administrators’ Sale.
_L BE SOLD, at the Court-house iu
Sparta, on the first Tuesday in January,
1864* a trapt of land lying in llaucock and Talia
ferro counties, containing about fifteen hundred
acres, adjoining Whaley, Marchman, Hiltnphrey,
Holland. Sharp, Jones, and others, and being the
homestead of Thomas Hightower, deceased. Sold
as the property of Thomas Hightower, deceased,
under an order of the Court of Ordinary of Han
cock county. Terms on the day. .
WINNEY HIGHTOWER, Adin x.
WM. S. CEEDILLE, Adm’r.
November 10, 1863 [tha] 45 td
W ILL BE SOLD, at the residence of Capt.
C. E. Whiting, in the town of Eaton, on
the first Tuesday iu December next, within the le-
<ral hours of sale, the perishable property of the
estate of O. P. Cowart, deceased, consisting chief
ly of good furniture. Terms cash.
K. WHITING,
M. GRAYBILL, } Adn,rs
November 10, 1863 [wbc] 45 td
A LL PERSONS indebted to the estate of O. P
Cowart, late of Putnam county, deceased,
arc required to make immediate payment, and
those having demands against said estate will pre-
sent them in terms of the law.
C E. WHITING, ? AJui , rs
M. GRAYBILL, * Aa,,,rs -
November 10,1863 [wb. ] 45 6t
O N THE second Monday
rwi
January ufext,
ill apply to the Court of Ordinary of said
county for leave to sell, at private sale, lots of
land. Nos. 301 and 302, in tlu 9th district of
Mitchell county; the same belonging to the es
tate of.W. S. Kackley, aud are wild and unim
proved lands. J- B* BU1LER, E*h-
November 2, 1863
45 5t
IYFUTICE.—^Will be sold before the Court-house
ll door In Reidsville, Tattnall couuty, on th6
first Tuesday in December next, six hundred and
fortj^ acres of land, more or less, belonging to the
estate of Alexander Gordon, late of 1 attnall coun
ty, deceased. Sold for distribution. Terms cash.
A. A. GORDON, I v
JAS. GORDON, l
November 3, 1863 45 tds
EORGIA, DECATUR COUNTY.
On the first Monday iu December next, Jo-
siah B Butler aud Laban Rackley will apply to
the Court of Ordinary of said county for letters of
administration ou the estate of Nathan Rackley,
deceased. 11. M. BEACH, Ordinary.
November 2, 1863 45 5t
G eorgia, decatuk county.
On the first Monday in May next, Conrad
Harrell, administrator on the estate of W. M-
Harrell, wili apply to the Court ot Ordinary of
said county for letters of dismission from said ad-
ministratiiyi. H. M. BEACH, Ordinary.
November 2,1863 45 mtim
Medical Board of Georgia.
'VUE BOARD wHHiold its Annual Session in
JL Milledgeville on Monday. December 7, 1863.
OEO. D- CAKE, M. D. Dean.
MiUedgevtlle, Nov. 3, 1863 .4 { ;?t
... "* ; -
\\j E ABU authorized to announce the name
▼ ▼ of JOHN R KESPE8S as a candidate
f»r Tax Receiver and Collector of Baldwin coun
ty, at tho ensuing election iu January next.
November 3, 1863 44 tde
|\f OXICE.—Ail persons indebted to the estates
-V Mark Lott and David Lott, late of Coffee
coiHjty, deceased, are requested to make immedi-
ate paymeut, and those having demands against
said estates are requested to hand them in as the
law directs. ELISHA LOTT, Adm’r.
November 3, 1863 44 6t
VALITA B LEM ILLS F 0 R SALE.
J ^HE UNDERSIGNED.'offers his Grist and
- Saw Mills for Sale, with 300 acres of pine land
w ith some improvements.
Being iu the army, and unable to run the Mills,
I therefore offer a good bargain;—so come on soou,
any one that Wants to make a good investment.
Mills situated in Decatur couuty, about half way
between Th imasviile, and Baiubridge.—Call soon
ou tha undersigned at Camp Lamar Cobb, Fowl-
town, Decatur county, Ga.
GEORGE A. WIGHT,
of Capt. VVimberrey’s Co.
October 13, 1863. 41* 6t
Strayed.
T 3WO HEAD OF CATTLE—one alargecow
■ -with large red and white spots; the other a
two and a half year old heifer, of a red color and
streaked with black; both marked with a slit in
eaclvear, with the lowor half of the left ear cropped.
1 will pay fifty dollars for their delivery to me at
Mr. Arthur Butts’ saw mill, eight miles from Mil
ledgeville, Baldwin county, or twenty-five dollars
for either of them, or forty dollars for jufonnatiou
so that I caii get them.
J. W. GREENE.
October 27, 1863 47 fit*
(EXECUTRIX’S SALE.—Will be sold before
the Co'urt house door iu the town of Dublin,
Laureus county, Ga., between'the legal hours of
sale, oil the first Tuesday iu December next, two
lots of laud. Nos. 34 and 36, iu the 17th district o::
originally Wilkinsou, now Laurens county, con
taining each 2tr2] acres, more or less,and know:
as the place on which Wallace Green is now liv
ing. Sold agreeably to an order of the Ordinary
ot Thomas county, fur the benefit of the heirs of
Daniel Roberts, ifeeeased, and as the property of
said deceased. Terms on the day.
ELIZABETH ROBERTS, Ex’rx.
October 27,1863 L$5] 43 tds
IP
VIRTUE of an order of the Court of Or
dinary ot Laurens county, will be sold before
the Court-house door in the town of Dublin, Lau
rens county, on the first Tuesday in January next,
the plautution wheieon resided the late Cameron
C. Wright—said plantation lying on a creek, two
miles.north of Dublin, 011 the Milledgeville road.
Said place consists of the east half of lot No. 243
and 152^ acres of lot No. 256, containing in all,
253 acres. Said place is in good repair. Sold for
the benefit of the heirs and creditors. Terms
made known on the dav of sale.
WM". G. WRIGHT, Adin’r.
October 27, 1833 43 tds
(JOSITONED SALE.—Agreeably
K of the Court of Ordinary of Tattr
to au order
attnall county,
will be sold before the Court-house door in said
couuty, in the town of Reidsville. on the first
Tuesday in December next, within the legal hours
of sale, a]l the real estate of James M. Strickland,
late of said county, deceased, consisting of one
tract of pine land, well improved, adjoining lands
of Dowdy, Lee and Strickland, containing 47
acres, more or less. Sold for the benefit of the
heirs and creditors. Terms made known on the
day of sale.
BENJAMIN GROOMES, Adm'r
October 27, 1863 43 td*
Executors’ Sale.
I N ACCORDANCE to the. will of Brinkley Bliz
zard, late of Baldwin county, deceased, will be
sold at the usual place of sale in Milledgeville, on
the first Tuesday in December next, a -part of his
real estate—one-half of his lands on Town Croek,
containing 115 acres, more or less, belonging to
Penny Blizzard, (a deaf mute) adjoining iands of
William Fields, H. Blizzard and J. C. Whita
ker. Terms made known on the dav of sale.
JOHN J. BUCK, ‘ ) „ ,
JAS. C. Will TAKER, < rs '
October 27,1863 43 tds
P IERCE COUNTY SHERIFF’S SALE.—
' Will be sold before the Court-house door in
the town of Biaekshoar, Pierce county, Ga., on
the first Tuesday iu December next, the following
property, to-wit:
Three undivided fourths of the following lots of
land in the 4th district of originally Appling now
Pierce county, Nos. 299.265 183; ak<f* lots 426,
245, 482, 296, 247, 335,240,215,353, 258,349 and
169, in the 5th district of originally Appling ; also
lots Nos. 379, 170, 101, 149, 71 and 158 in the 9th
district of originally Appling, now Pierce county;
levied on as the property of Abraham Colbys in
terest in said lots, to satisfy one fi fa issued out of
Qamden county Superior Court, April term, 1858,
as follows: Champin J. Ilntcbinsou vs Nehemiah
K. Butler, administrator of* the estate of Abraham
Colbys, dec’d. Property pointed out by C. B.
Hitt. ALLEN BROWN, Sheriff.
October 27,1863 13* tds
B Y ORDER of the Court' of Ordinary of De
catur county, Georgia, will be sold before the
Court-house door in the town of Baiubridge, on
the first Tuesday in December next, lots of land,
Nos. 358, 397, 398 and 399, all in the 21st district
of Decatur comity. Sold as the property of the
estate of Joseph Marshall, deceaseif, for division.
Terms on day of sale.
JOHN T. FAIN, Adm’r.
October 20, 1803 42 tds
A LL PERSONS indebted to the estate of Al
exander Gordon, late of Tattnall county, de
ceased, will make immediate payment to the un
dersigned, and all having demands against said
estate wili present them agreeably to law.
ALEXANDER A. GORDON, Adm’r.
October 27, 1863 (wwt) 43 6t
S IXTY DAYS after date application will be
made to the honorable Court of Ordinary of
Pulaski county for leave to sell the land belonging
to the estate of William R. Behnett, late of said
county, deceased.
JAMES HARTLY, Adm’r.
October 20, 1863 42 9t*
G 8 EORGIA, DECATUR COUNTY.
I On the second Monday in January next, I
will apply to the Court of Ordinary of said county
for leave to sell the real estate of S. W. Swain, de
ceased. J. A. ZEIGLER, Adm’r.
October 27,18G3 43 6t
G < EORGIA, DECATUR COUNTY.
T On the second Monday iu January next,
Conrad Harrell, guardiau for, and acting as ad
miiiistralor of John I. Harrell, will apply to the
Court of Ordinary of said- county for letters of
dismission from said guardianship.
II. M. BEACH, Ordinary.
Nov. 2, 1863 45 5t -
I N OBEDIENCE to an order from the honora
ble Court of Ordinary of Jasper county,'will
be sold before the Court-house in the town of
Montieello, on the first' Tuesday in December
uext, the following property, to wit: „ '
One house and garden on the south-east corner
of the public square, with nine |»ood rooms; send
a good well—two rooms well suited for mercan
tile business; one large store-house on the south
of the square, with four large , rooms above, a
kitchen aud small garden; one vacant lot on same
side of the square, thirty fefet front aod seventy
feet back; amijwff offices—*one a Doctor’s shop,
on the north of the square, with a small garden in
the rear. Terms mh'le known on the d*y of sale, eouuty,
tlAl.r^rr a .liuirikiiltiin timnii<r jMi^j j|oi rM " tb*-
Sold for a distribution u
EUNICE A, _
W. W. lfQU,AN
October 1863 5
N OTICE.—All persons indebted to the estate
of Stephen Bivins, late of Jones county, de
ceased, are requested to makejm mediate payment,
and those jiaviug demands against said estate are
requested to present them.
F. W. BIVINS, ? „ ,
J. T. BIVINS, i T *‘ .
October 13, 1863 41 6t
fJIWO MONTHS after the publication of this
A notice, application will be made to the Court
Of Ordinary of Tattnall county for leave to sell all
the reaTestate of A. L. Smith, late of said connty.
deceased. • L, A. H. TIPPINS, Att’y
for II. Wilkinson, Adm’r.
October 13, 1863 41 9t
Xfotice to Debtors and Creditors.
A LL PERSONS indebted to the estate of Geo.
c\- F. finder, late of Laurens county, deceased,
will make immediate payment to the uinTersijjned,
and all persons having demands against said es
tate will present them in terms of the law.
WILLIAM T. LIVINGSTON, Adm’r.
November 10, 1863 45 6t
rilWO MONTHS after'date, application will be
A made to the Court of Ordinary of Montgome
ry epunty, Ga., for leave to sell the lands belong
ing to the estate of Nicholas P. Hamilton, late of
Montgomery county, decesa&l.
JOSIAH B. HAMILTON, Adm’r.
November 10. 1853 45 9t
»NS indebted to the estate of
Hamilton, late of Montgomery
" will make immediate payment
J, and all having demands
it said estate, will prcsoitt them in term* of
the let*. JO6IAH B. HAMILTON, Adm’r.
November !#» 1903 45 6|
