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About The Columbus weekly times. (Columbus, Ga.) 1858-1865 | View Entire Issue (Oct. 28, 1861)
MSW'SBJIE -.. -HSM ■- “ htirtitiig Corfsipondrn'c. The following correspondence hai recently trfi*plrd between. Mrs. A. Meade Goodwyu of •teeneville, Va„ axd Gen. Beauregard: Bki'Tkmuki. 17, 1861. Ora. Heaurcgnrd being unacdOsfoined lo or obUljr atmosphere, and fearing cold weetbt r wiU find yon regardless of *elf, permit ** to bare the pleasure and honor of contributing a •mall gift toward! your protection in cutup life, by presenting the worsted comfort to you. It • a piece of work of several years making, hav ing designed it for uiy venerable relative liisfcop Meade. While w# uiay enjoy the luxury of a home fireside this winter, it may he denied the commanding General of the Potomac. The other little gilts you will find warmer and more durable than you could purchase. May the God of Battles lay around you the aim of his proteotion, and crown nil your efforts with Meeeoa. I am, most respectfully, Mrs. A. M. li., of Greenwood. Groouaville, Vo. Fsinrsv Corot Hoi'sr., Va.,) t*ept,J7, 1841. J Doer Madam:—Permit me to thank you most kindly for the beautiful comforter an i other presents you bad the foedneee to send me by CapL Griswold of the First Virginia Volunteer*. I only regret that I have not Hie name of the kind donor to assooiate with them. The comforter is so exceedingly beautiful,and shows so much taste, skill ‘und path-nee in Us oonitr-uction, that I shall have to keep it more as a work of art than use, and on it I will in* scribe “Regard** moir ne touche i pet.” Our cause Is so righteous and sacred that the “God of BaUJo’’ La* and will protect It. All that is required feruunrere is, t..rat we should be true to ourselves [and that we should adopt a* our motto “victory or death”’ Who would dare to refuse to do no, and proser to live a vassal of the North? 1. for one, would rather too the last ofay name and blood perish in the struggle than witness such n degradation of my country! With orach rWpcct, Dear Madam, I remain your obedient servant 1 . ii. t. BK4UIIiCGAHI>. Mrs. A. Af. 0. of (fretnweod, Iflrksford Post office, GreensvlHe County, Va. Jou.v Bsal.SVOoBfV AMONG JIIK YaMKIK*.- The Washington .‘-inr aay| A serious and tragical affair occurred latt Monday night at the temporary encampment of the Fifth Connecticut. During the turmoil of pitching tents and preparing supper in the midst of a terrific storm, an unprincipled spec ulator smuggled a hogshead of liquor into the lines, and before detected by the oillorr*, enough of hi* poisonous compound had been dispensed to create the greatest disturbance. Baring the reign of its influence an affray oc curred, in which one uttixefi was killed, two or three wounded, and several horses and < ttje shot. On the facta transpiring, Gun. Hanks it Sued an order for all Ihu liquor found within the limits of our pickets to be destroyed, and those found selling it to be arreted. To-rley art indHtidue) racNsilsd in conceal ing a barrel in the woods, and supplied it t* passing soldier* near Gait bora burg. Adjutant J*tone sad Surgeon Dnnen, of the Nineteenth. New York, ferreted lain out nnd handed him over to tho.car of Provost Marshal Stone.— JHvillainolttbeverage was destroyed on the spot. How ran in* Aiotv woti.ii Beach.-- Know ing pretty nesr how many men there aro lit re, also the number of batteries and squadrons of cavalry and the number of wagons needed to transport the camp equipage and supplies, 1 have calculated Ifto i which would be occupied by this army on a !</> ( erh. i have noticed how much apace is taken up by troopa, by wagons, by cavalry and artillery, that your rcndcars might obtain a comparative estimate. Men marching in flies an* usually • Utile more than three feet apart ; horses, whether in cavalry or artillery, need twelve feet; a wagon in a tram with four horses oc cupies fifty feet. Now, if the army of the Po mac was in line, nfovingon a narrow country road, with cavalry tear abreast, end men in files of four, accompanied by all the wagons and mnbuinnee* and ammunition trains, it would reach from Boston to Hartford—not far from one hundred nnd fifty miles'—Hash. Cot. Host oh Journal. COUNCIL PROCEEDINGS. COUNCIL Oil AM ttRR, [ Octobxb, 2lt, 1861. i Council uivt pursuant to adjournment. Present his honor. Dr. J. F. Borenum, Mayor pro tarn , Alda. Bivins, Bostick, Douglas, Ligon, Johnson, Peabody, Wright, Bpau and *Fteln Absent—Aid*. Croft, and llailetmi. Minutes of lasi meeting read and approved. Comtuitteo on Accounts reominn<l the* pay ment of the following: Oue in favor of John Ligon for sll Mi. •• •< •• BV,H> Win. Brooks, fiAß.fil “ •’ 11. M. Uarrir, IV,it) Will GUT. | JOHNSON, ‘Com. SPEAR, ) Which w.i* agreed to. J. 1). Johnson, Treasurer. nibmiMed tbe fol* loeing^--(DnibtiiKM Aa per authority ot Conn cil I herewith submit u report of the sale of pow der a* follow*: fi Kegs Ulostius Powder (,t s,* ;<0 sl6.(Ht 1 Let Damigod Powder 26.00 $70.00 Received aud confirmed. The Finsne (Vtoiuittoo u \>* gianted further time ro report on tho petition of Dr H. M Clack toy. Petition of 0. W. llaynos asking Council to continue hi* salary, Was on motion, laid on tin table, Potieo Rrpo,t of Peroeut pltteod in the Guar Home nW /<*/ t*e*tunj. YutiNu'tf tQfUAI*. Oet 18 —F Andrews unink: Oar dine owuud by Julius >n by order; Surah Yarn, per order;— Temps (tree) by ordrr; It Frell drunk: Martha by Puolp* toy order: V—Janu by bmitlr by ord r: Gfwovy by Mr* Dougin* by order; C Barer, dm ordc'ly; it— Bose hi.v Cowriy r<in*fia\, Jordan by Mtupsou lighting; 14—Ley Nap pur disorder CtoarUut by no t i—ls A Kl iii.-re drunk; tfi—Faun/ by Hull by order. IK*n ry by Do.ea tor Taxes. CROCKET’S hQUAD. Oct lb- L *Un by ftannger ly order; finuc hy Cokeutatl and•: V David by ll:ringer theft , A H MwCardy druuk; D Juium lliompmu drunk; Davy by \i .ringer by order; Uruoey by Dougiui-a by irlvt: 11- Fete* by .lono* u p,i , 16—3tu “u Joui (tree) no pa**; Otengv by Gran hurry no p.sr. 1-- Luo *.m by l>! *srr|| Uieftf N AloDonald druul. IV Liiuuud by Jvpa -n whrskej; Wfllu ti June* do. uhb b was ro reived. I’otttl.it. by John B. Wright to purrbuso u pine trve near the O H It. Bridge, ws* referred io Iho committee on Commons • By AM. JohUHon:—Revolved, That the City ‘■ Atl nnoy bv lutiruotel to torn <uit againthe .Moutgouivry and ffml point Bnilroad Cotupo* i) at the uullttiu of (be Superior Court of kiuiicogoec.iuutv, u ih**4 the qpr aches to the bridge ot the ulb-west cm ;of the Cemetery it eotupieied before ‘ ‘■*> return day to said Conn, l **r that a%>urH)oi'S are given that it will Im ooiu pletet • ttilt the next thirty . dJn. Wbteh was a .read to. A. O. Biiu kiuar, Jr. v uij hi.ocd to Council in rafrivrn o itot< ruvtvr near hi* lot not bettig sulb oiwut h. carry otl m*> Witte', . au*ing ti l - back up on l.w lot, A Aid. litvui* a .oil : i. i>r:od to m * jec i*l coni in r. toe of thrv. M’bich ws iigtved to. U* honor the Mayer appointed on suid cow rnitue Aid . Boutina, Bivtn* and Johnsor. i'he loUowmg acvottots were j rcnn>‘i Uuu in iavw r “1 J. A. for ord. iv l tube ptd Musoogse U K. 2 ‘• Muacoges 1. >\ .8 BU, r\;*(u>i to Cow. u Keerers. OouuMl then adj mined ui <il Ist Monday in Nvvsinber, et ?*, o'cloi k, J*. M. u. W. JONES, Clerk- Ftoextus An* —ThtNcw York Herald anuoia ‘ ees, with *i great flourish of triumph, the arrival : in that tdty of wverat officers, latanf Garibaldi's army, whw hav some to this CvunUy to help the North. It also **y> (bat them otficers have taade a lender te the federal Goveromeut of “up- j words of two thousand VaUtran Italian soldier* trtiwl (r.u ile CoaptriillfT tU^ori, List of Regiments from the State of Oeergia in the service of the Confederate Stales, and their hUtlons, Oct. I, Ittfil A f o. (olo*tl. . ttUtfio. 1. C. J. Williams, Krgiilara, Msnsii* 1 1. H. W. Mercer, Havannsh, 1. J. N. Ramsey, N. W. Army Va Si, I’euj J. hitu:iii l Mana*:■* 8. A. R. Wright, ‘ ‘ ‘ “ Norfolk. 4. George Doles, do. 6* John K. Jaeksuii, Fcuraeola. 0- A. if. Colquitt, i orktown, \ a. 7. L. J. Gartrell, Moasa. 8: W. M. (Tardrier, Indepeii*U;*t. do. V # K- K. Gliding, do. Id. L Mol.aws, lu<icpe'idnh Yorktowu. 11. O. T. Anderson, Manasras* 12. Kd. Johnson, Ind*-pendutd, N W Army. I<l, W. Koldf, Independent A roly Kanawha 14. A. V. Brumby, N TV Army 16. T. W. Thomaa Manaasan. 16. H. Cobb, Indspcndsnt, Y'orktown. 17. )|. L. Betming, l.y wchburg, orders for the Army of Kanuwha, 18. W. T. Wofford, Uk-biflood Hi. W W Boyd, Atrny of Kanawha* 2b. W D Builth, 11*dependent, Manassas 21. J T Mercer, Indvpeiideut, do. 25. Robert Jon*.'. Camp ol In. truetb-n, Ua. 22. T. llutchenson, Jo do. 21. It MoMlUatj. Goldsbofo K C 20. C 0 Wilson, havannab. 26. Not reported, Camp of hmt. On. 27. do. do do 26. do. dn do 29. do. do do Georgia Legion, T. It It Cobb Yorktown, Fhillips do Win Phillips Army of Knnnhwa, Ist Battalion, I,t Col J B VUleplguo, Pensaeols, 2J do Msj liardemsn. Norfolk, •'J do Mj Stovall, Lyu< hburg. with orders for Army of Kanuwha Besides several in dependant companies in Vir ginia not yet organized into battalions or regi men ts. Although in the above statement Col Benning’i regiment is put down at Lynchburg, yet for sev eral weeks past it has been at Mnuasxos, end Col Wright’a third regiumul has lately been at Itoan okolaln'J4. v .C. I have only added to the ‘ate inent received, the word “ independent’ > ppo. site those regiment* that wore received by the Confederate Htates directly, end not through our Executive. The regiments alluded to in tbu foregoing Btatement, as “ not reported” Ac., nre no doubt Col Warthen's, Col Levi B .Smiths, Col David J Bailey's. and Col A Ltttl.diobl’s, now in rum]* I of instruction in Georgia. In addition to those, there ir another uioro than full regiment, commanded by Col Cxry W Style* stationed at Brunswick, ti., in the service of the Cou ederate States Governwonf. Also tliree In dependent regiments, not yet full, but in camp* iu Georgia, viz. Col Win H tiiile'*, five compa nies; Col K LThomas’, seven rompanier: ('ol A B Wright's, Six companies also Col C A L La mar's, seven companies received by the (Joule,l crate (lovorninent through Htate authority. Brsides t hose there are already three regiment* in tho service of tho State, on or nonr tho coast, to bo in-reared to six regiments wlttiu the ncx! twenty days, for the purpose of protecting the seaboard of Georgia. Dwell be seen by the above that Georgia has about 40 regiments in the Con fed or at a semca, and six in her own roast defence, of these 16 regiments, the Report tlsewhcru shows lt4 about 2.1 have been armed accoutered and equip! out of the $1,000,000 approbation. IlfClflla* (...irk I miff. Tbo Cincinnati Commercial is of opinion that Mfi'lvilan has beeii o*tgeni'ie#l I by Bt-an re gard, and ll D pretty evident that the former is doomed t the fate of those f hi* paredveereors who bate tailed under the ban of Black Repub lican condemnation. The Commercial -uj*: Events in*/ R|e*ii.r J(wrimu inai me . commadcr ot tho army of the I'otoinar has b*-. n compleUly outgeneraled by Beauregard; that ! the occupation of Mu noon's and Mason’* Hills, i and the other advanced position from which the rebels have fallen back, was a fuint to cover up important movement* in other quarters; that, having served tbeir purpose, them positions were abandoned, uot from fear of a think movement, not because the rebels were nwe stricken by the immense preparations going b in front of them, but because no object could be served by holding them an hoar longer. While the arm y of tho Polo in nc hn* been intently watching the pro gress of tin ir intrenrbmoutii and daily expect ing an attack in front. <>r in tlatik, largo bodies of troops have been thrown into Western Vir- Ktniu and Tennessee to reinforce Deni. Leu and ZollicoftVr. Our dispatches from Washington this morn ing indicate that such suspicions have been final ly aroused there, and that instead of Wnahiug ton ho in „• in dnnget, tho real peril und the real field of operations, are hundred* of miles from j the Potomac. Manassas is well fortified, by all accounts, and can be readily held by 60,1)00 ; efficient men, against twice their number ‘Jins would enable Beauregard to deluch 28,006 men for operation* in Tennessee, and as many in Western Virginia, and yet leave him a contin gent force of 60,000. An Imvlukxtial Lady.—The N. Y ork Lend I er has the following I “It is said that the wife of a Cabinet All cor, ! who wa* lately successful iu procuring tht* reap pointment of Lieut. Col. Kumry, has been the means of restoring Mayor Berrett to liberty, j This lady was intimate with Mr*. Kiuory and Mr*. B.’rrctt.aud h s thus signalised her triend ship iu both cases, at the expense, it is believed, of grave public iutoreD*. Her influence over Mr. Line dn scam* to grow iu strength. Ilj voice is “doubls with the Duke's” and even Cabi net decisions, it is said, have been overruled andj reversed under the magic spelt ot her delightful powers of argument ” iuswMi v a Regiment.—The Webster’) (Miss.) Times relateslhe following peculiarly Yatxkeeish incident of the return of the Sixth MaNHc|iusetta Regiment: “Tho engine halted for water at the North j Village, nnd, as the girls in Slaters’ mills had congregated upon ihq lawn between the mill* and the railroad track, the soldiers flock cl from the cars and occttpiedthe few minutes of the hull iu the moat prolonged and mdis crimiitata kissing, to which the blushing girl* submitted wth commendnlds and becoming gni co.” This is almost equal to the following prop ostium, which we find in another Northern pa l*r, nuil by a very wuu| tampered young la dy. who wants ‘Somebody bur **A young lady in Bellows’ Falla, of ft *weet sixteen.” good looking nnd accomplished, do claies her read mere to wed the iiiun who shall j shoot Jell. Davis, provided the lucky one is not ! already encumbered.’’ Tui. Cot rod ID asrtox in Li hoc*. The Liv erpool Journal, of the 7th ultimo, -ays that j “the Cotton question in perplex in* Europe* ‘hnt the war iu America Is mpecialty hurtful to the commercial world; that, consequently, the European State* arc aaxious to see some 1 anangements made that would restore trade to health that France and England are m perfect accordonThe hitssine**; that one won’t move without the assent of the other; that the iron dad sti'aiueiN have reference to | American affairs and not t> a European crisis, I that, in fact France wants cot to it comparative j ly un badly as Eng'and, and that she want* bread st a Its worse , that she is not in condition t> challenge the world to battle; and that hc will not tight with (Deal Britain - will not light where English sympathy i* againt her. that if there be action atall.it will be a united ..ne. and in the cahoot America. Vuk I'IiKMHRNr bfKi'tu*.- Wc learn friu j tha Hiebuiund Dispatch that Mr. Htsphcus tut j < uly visits daily the hospitals in that city, but iW . u< h of *vry patient, and, with pencil and paper iu band, tintcs tbair condition aud want*, I ® n I*’ •*it that all Is done to alter iata the >ue ! “ ,o Pply the other. Distiuguishei as have bam his svrvioc* in other departments. In this will be fund, when history shall make up h i record, (be crowutn* act of his fame. A company has been organised, as v\ no* tee by the Duhlonega Signal of the 12th. with j lh nni •! •tvle of the Minnie Rifle Man. ! l, fscturiiif Company,” to he located so me where 1 iu I’nion county, Ga utj r, &*cnfapsEEi), attorneys At i*aw, FORT DA INKS, GA. Wifi practiceia (Jlay and adjoining oounile in.Goorgis,jundi/i lienry county, Ala. Apr* s * XV ATTORN I?,Y AT LAW, PHKHTON, W.Uti't County, tin. Will practice in the Counties of Clay, Chatta hnocbeo, Webster, Early, Randolph, Stewart and Sumter. r*rtlcuUr*flcnUon given to rollewtiHf and retuiUing. Jun 26 1887—wtf. M .1 . K'llf PS. kX). i ■■ V t Attorney HB(1 Counnellor at Law. Cilmi r. TM. M|i NOOBKit, Bsq , Atterney and ( uiuiselioi . at J.nw, and Deimral Land Agent—will also tits ud proin|Mly to the ollection of ( ixinis. Ailmm iiiiii “j ll on* iti'werol * idoitit dftlny Addr>N, Uif ar,T**sn* fabfi—wtf. I. 11. TAVLOIt # WM.TAVLOH T*. Y L(M- k TYYI/)U, An'TOKNEYe AT LAW. CutlllM'l't, tiu. UriLi.i-UAi Ticio.iiit cmaiabt*ir,cijf, ( hlhouii, looty. Itaiidolpti, MUiwitnM Terrell, and will five promM HiD-nih.a to ail business entrua (ed tolheiin. novti —Wtf. M. J. PAEKEB, ATLOKNKY AT LA W, Colqnitt, Miller < o„ Oa. N .v*'n.her 6th, f*6o.—wtf. 1. U J ii*K*. A. MONROE nibbERPIE. JOM- S & <j i LLLSFIE, ATTORNEYS AT JLA VV, UNION SPRINGS,ALA. I XT ||,l, j.rwiirr. in the * versl t’ou/tsof the Htate, YY and |.:iriiriilrlv arte ml to any liiikiness in the roiiniies of M:i:''<h, Barbour, Montfoinery sad Pika. Ik/'in <i|-' Building, Vpnl l, lr.|. wly Jar|ili I'. Sou, ArroßrwY j\ x la w. I oil u hum. UROKOI4 s>u ftiuidolub Htreet,’ovMi Holland llutrdiln's Offiri- April)i- Willy fiUShnne, /V TTOKTsTJEST A.T X-A W. TALBOTTOK Talbot Go. GU Occ -bor 24,183 ft. erAdtf. , IS OKI’S* *k A*. TXOU UB Y'ii. ATLAV7, ( /*’ : S (4t:okt*l\ !1 • •!•■)> WM A LAW'S*. JB&t* <)?;.< .- pest , -or ihn Post Offioe.^Pff ,d-id .1 ry. and wtf. IN-* M PIDLIf -. WAI TER H. WKKM6 UlisJ.ii* A U trill*, A l.tornoy.’- n t Luw, i *Vv'rbi!is, u.m. ■’ . ,1 . h’ Court- of CouirL, j •- iu in ) q ii-iye DduU yi thu and in the ! fjdr 1 - esDii trd f Court Ml) MA&tgbuiry. M 1 wJkdtt 11. .11. s u-l', A‘i ‘. T..VXV , | O-oliimlriJr-, Liu. . J HI, i>r‘if !ir t; he I hsitshom h> <’ DtlCUHsnd I (hi. ‘ fnv* doors West of the ! (‘ .*,l *h‘ iatytd -dwtf, J **aniiiel Thatcher, A T Tt!U NI. > \X, LAW, tiorgctown, ((nltuiiiu 4'n. ,(). ! U : r ILLprarri<niitttte.<'iiiiUee til* Wntugir, Terre!) i i* indi4 , ‘i. (-b lUidioocee, fttvwsrt, Dniiiiuiii, j I !;. v, i, ir.f Hitler ..uut Mi fl.iihoiH luiinty. Al • VV. WOOD, A.rrORHKY AT X.AW. KMDrIdL ‘ |) DJt | \ < ‘|| a N't BR\ . I ULiov\ V11.1.k, Al. A. hILL lir.e t •-In .if! the Dutuu tifllx* roinwiea el i * * n'l in ’•'■i. I'iU'i tol! e, Dui.-, Iliury, Muitu sad j Run-“Jil In all r ises aiurusir and tu h<trharxe,he wili he aMtSdfihjr Pagti t Sul Inch, win n they n<r | am eiMjrloyc i o|>)io<riug cuunaei i Shorter, 1 ham tiers s. shorter. ATTORNEYS AT LAW, til FALLA, ALA. Will pr.ud r In Barbour and the -idjotniug oouiMtesnl Alabama and deorgia. X. .*• Blii.ni'* I:. W IJ.OHAWKXUH, H . B. IBOHTKR. ] ItICiOVA!,. | i t DA VLJ hf; t moved bjsutfica yvar Yfi/ ‘u I * r: .Store of ! (qubsrt ,’n ('li.i]>ums, 01 1 * : rvt. Orders left ut the Drug : Stumor off co ahovo w ill be auonded to. Dr. D. j attetids strictly to ali cs.>os of Surgary entrusted to his care. Columhttff, Ga. Nov l lit j , Fo(rLK 80 BT, ■ ‘ J ) I'-’ N ‘J* 7 7- ’(• S , kXjk.OOce oi) Ugodolph Htraot, near Broad, COLUM 11118 OA I .1*1.1!., I)i;h. L"K & PIIKTd’S. I iF.NTIWTS. i OFFiL • i-oruer idißad an I Streats { 1 COfjfMVSi f ! iNo.ui .or At. !‘M. -Ally PAY WITH COTTON. l .iE Y'u’.'S'-ribvrs prepi.se tq receive cotton at ! 8 cents per pound for Middlings (and other gradei* )in 1 reporti- 11) fur all Uuhts due them. The cot j 1 loti to Ha and. d.eled in order at any Warehouse in i | the city, i'lui pnqiuMiton to stand sixty days I ; i Min .1. ( 00 DY. F LEM ING ABW IT. ! S.pt vU, ISGI. ditwldf Sect! B*ca*i. N;'A 1, tiTue 10 porch-*.e seed Nr iam uidts pi UM.hlo rnqi. aiuf we l. ive , prime Itu of iOi *r r< IM'NHY, I R*!PT* ( 1 • ISrOTXOJE, 1 : . I ik> JUS! P.ICII ll IN u n.l uKI'.MUIN.i irriri’e Kstablishmeni . t. *.• * •- OgKdti.irpe -• mi, opposite Piid | w **/ ijtn, Havriad. Vo's., Stabls*, and aui rap*'l nod so doall 8.-paii ing t ertain d to theVAUKJAtiK BURNERS u Fair i*iu< i fuHiotofobUnfi ! 1 c* h,|*u-ii: werkm-n. flu* )-.:> -mi:;c <f ms iron is Hiuktli# pnHHt i Strayed, ‘/ Fm my place near Colton Valley, YVv.,Y toll Lay Horse six years old hob tailed, with one whim hind foot o.ut aukb . A sttHaLU) rou .ird will l*e giveu for hi* dtdivory to me, or any Information eoneern, 10 ; him will 1 thank fully roaeivod. m -vVo wtf*lm E. J. RKG W ’N. ‘-.rtk. r wS Jarvis’ Island Guano. • Ul,\t; -A,•al m t luio-us of the %menr an If (ittaith rompany, I .-no prepared to odor ilmr ■ xrclitHU M I HUM!* 10 l‘iHHl* ni and other, in any •P* *n(Uj’ ml t imcem, actual ofpem* a.t(tret \ safflfv ilw vaon hand r.hl “Wit V. |t,\RM A Mil. I.ANDS l-’Oli SALK. Iwill sell my plantation w here I 1* side oa the CliAllahoofhee river ’ x * l*iv. ;u i*-* t lea red. good water, good IBZWS? l !in, L well Unproved, 4.KUO acre* in null** oa Ihe iwemt ae. I'll esc .audit can he divided to suit friends tli it may want tntouy near each other. Al so sM)a. ics host tHrnun* Und in Kariy souu'y,join ing the to* lord mi Hie line ol Batlv aud Baker, also, 7coac|t * 011 Aicoek'ti reek* small improvcioents on . ich tract, and manv scatterfr.* lots. | will sell low. Xly r-nl. nee tin ( lay county. Da , mac miles t>e- Inw-Fort ttauure, and Kleien fron Blakely. I will sell alt my p opr rty on the place if lean. There is thortae 01 one hundred negro**, and otnrk in prepor tion. ( all and look; a bantam can he heiight in eitb *>r of the places. Ittlvai w:t M W STAMPER. Os '*rj I w-rlpt!’ 0 v.*u by Lawi ,r,.flr .'(tii'.r. rs C(‘U-t rin 1.4 “-ity.u.l .<a ,U|Mri..r p,,.r i o>* TiMKii orrieg Southern Maßonia Female COLLEGE, (Under the control of the Grand Lodge of Ga.) Rev. C. P. COOPER, A. M., Pree. YY ILL resume exercises on the 2Dth of Sep. leather next. An effioieni corps of seven ladies and gentle* rnen will complies* the Faculty, represent ing, as far praotiealde, story protests Ut deuouiination ol Christiaui', This InsfUxt 10,T mpptutlm u> the patriot nut and beuevfdeu -c, at, well a- iu'ere*', of the Souiharo public, for its no| port. The proceeds, beyond current expenses, for the next Collegiate year, will lm tendered by the President In the Treasury of the Confederate AUles. Orphans of dei-euaud, and daughters of indi gent Masotis, wiH, mm heretofore, c< ntinue to re ceive gratuitous tuition. Cheapness to patrons and thoroughness to pu pils, are aimed at in the system proposed to be pursued. No pair s nr expense will be spared to secure 1 the best talent for the various Defiarttneitts, to be , tjrlutitthj selected from among .Southerners. , A Preparatory Department is attached to the Colb-gu, whvxe particular attention will be given j to laying well ihe foundation* of education, as ‘ ahriefateiy neeccuery to further ra#reei>lul ad- j vancemeiii. The useful, the practical, and ihe oruamental, will be sought 1-1 be .blended and developed throughout the whole regime ol the invtitution. j The ui >r<d and religious culture of pupils will be ; serupulonsly k< pt in view. French and (Spanish will be taught by a lady perfectly conversant with both tfeae languages. > 1 be Musical Department will be taught by a genii, man, assisted by an arcomglisbed lady, Loth poscessuigexperience and genius to an em inent d/gre#, ana o. cnpylng fine aoefal poai tldns. ‘fhela'e President rescuing to attend to pri vate afluir*, uni/ed wi(h the re'ircd Vice-Presi dent sod the Trustees in com mending the Insti- 1 tution, under its prtt-vni dl,tefion, to the public I confidence. The President is honored with moat compli mentary credentials from Bishop G. F. Pierce, ! lions. Joseph 11. Lumpkin, T. K R. Cobb, and I Col. NY. IJ. JscksoO, I’rest den lof the lioerd -f j Trustee* of Mercer University. Covington, the location of the College, is pleas ant and healthy. Board can be obtained from sl4 to sls per month—sT2 to J 4 in ordinary , times. By order of the Presidential Board. JOHN JfARhIM, D. G. M , President of fbe Board. 1 YV\ W. Clarke, Scc’y. sept 4—d3m Wesleyan Female toliege. THE iwomv-f urih annual session of this in- i atltlition will begin on Monday, October 7th, j under the directioo of the following Faculty s Kev.JNO. M. DONNKLL, A M.. Prasideut, \c ‘ Rev. C. VY. .SMITH, AM, Professor ol Mat! - j ornate* Lev. V. N. FuItSTKR, A. M„ Professor of ! Anetotit Language,. Rev W. 0. BAM4, A. M,*.J*r-.rres-.r of Natu rI Sctcn**. C, Fro'css r -l Motleru Uu gitages end Draw in > ’ M * M E CAHLKTON, Principal of Prep, j Department P. G. GUTPKNBKRGKR; l*rof*sa..r of Music Miss L* GUT I KNBKKGHR, Assistant of Music Mr*. H. SCHWARTZ, Instructor of tTrnmn.ntal Needle woik,‘ Ac. R M. HEARD A LADY, Steward’s D.*pan 1 meut. ! Mrs K. J. STEPHENS, Matron I Tuition per annum m College clasner SGO,UU . “ “ ** “ Preparatory L*- partyocut -tfi.uiT 1 Honed •* iududti'g Fa-1, Lights and Washing ... 150,00 One bast rDa fees positively require iin (>Hk- ( her, the rest io March. Confederate bonds ta ken as !?*%. The Btewart's Department has lreen fitted out with an entire new suit.offurniture. For rata logucs or further information, apply to any ‘ tUHiubor of tl o Faculty. Hept 6-*>-d3t wtf W C. BAhd, fcSeo'v Enconragu Home Literature THE Southern Field & Fireside. DEVOTED to Literature tjri.>ulMis lud it., tieulture, edited by gentlemen of emim-nt ability, in tbeir several departments, is published every SATURDAY , at Augusta, Georgia. tfNPRRRsIf>Nf oKTIIK PRESS “It* Writers are the most dutinguinbod iu the South. Delia, New Orleans. •• S'and* 111 tke very first rank.” Presbyter ; ian, Charleston “A paper, in deed, ter the South.'’ Nows, Sevantuth. “Arno-t ivM-eptnble paper.” Christian index, I Macon. “Equalled )*v few, stir|nisse4 by none.”- Times, tNdauibus. -The best investment of two dollar* that 1 could be wade.” Missourian St. Louis. **Deserves the most liberal patronage. **—Bap- I tint. 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The FIELD AND FIRESIDE sill shortly enter upon it third volume, and is Dow FIRM- j LY KVFABLISHED It i* handsomely print- 1 . od, in toll*) form, f >r binding, Oil tine paper, and ; j with dear type. Every exertion is made to J vindicate it* cluiui to be tu a riuav hkui.l r \ pkm re tbk soutm. JYMKS GARDNER, Propriator. | Augusta, (la, April, lull. EAGLE MOTEL, OGLETHORPE OA. DIE uu tow t lire’ havtnf cut,rely rtnova i*‘d a*l refined 1 tie* above lloie) tor tin- ( o-eamuiiMi-tion QJThe public, soikii a hare -A—fc.i.t'l iheir natrnnarv lie will spare no pains i o please, an t ‘eels coutidvnl thaia smgie trial will ! 1 convince nil ofthai fbet. SO* w II HTII.BH InIOTIL, (FIRST CLASS HOTEL.) orarr Uroad sad Crawford Ntreetw, O* )LUMBUB,OA. HATCH COOK, turnb-4if. FKOFHIKTOR DISSOLUTION. ‘THE firm ofMANLKY, HODGES A CD., ia i * this day dissolved by uiu.ual eonsent. An j early settlement of their buwneas is earnestly ! solicited. Call at our Storeaad coiae a* nearly ‘ up to your obligation* a* poaiible. us all | the money you cun. January 1, 1860. j GEORGE MILLER, I N retiring from the firm returns his sincere * 1 thanks to the old friends and customer*, and earnestly desire* a continuation of their liberal- ! ity to the new firm. MANLEY & HODGES, \\’ ILL continue business al the old stand,and YY wifi be happy to nerve .heir triends and : ‘■usfomora. Jan. 1. Difil. Fancy and other grades Flour, •)| h 11l HI. 8. to arrive, daily etyeeted. for sale at N *a small ailvairev tow thetaeli FVbfo dwif K B ARN ARM | UKOKUIA, Marlon County, fpWO MONTHS after date, ayplieation will be *■ made to the Hon. Court of Ordinary of said County, for leave to sell tho tends Imlonging to ihe estate of Mary McGarreh, late of said county, deceased. „ JAMES MeOARRAH, Adm’r. OcL 14, 1861— w2m. TO RENT, THKwitiil!. STORK tinJer Wum'lAmd, Amjlylo “IBNWIKKIH. D* J-4il TANARUS, S. SPEAK, Nik cotstor lo S. B. Purple, cor. tiruad A Kmh<l<>l| - cx)i,UMBUH. oraono. PRACTICAL V\ ITCH *’ A K H K irams ** STKRMNH SILVER & A r> ! ’A’ a ‘M HAIR WORK-. A beauttfu’ v*mty of Pattern * 1 orlii make I•.r Mr any ’trengi ■ etyt* *■ • piaityou ...a> W ATCHEH, OLOOICS V Jhl'A ‘ HI K V Repaired by and sxperieoe*.d to'*rau*ui. au.t varra* CAN KH ! (-A N K^l *..id. Silve*. ivory L..*dwl Ha.ls -Ricfci.ry Cn-ot.***>.! Na.w* ts b PteßtF spECTxaf.. Kil .r *-I.*-• 1 rI „ of the beat quality maouiatMorea JUmi tsuii u<4<r<*tu* tosauai* •* *. lin vita the attention of all to my Stock, and will show it iu | u.re, wbeltie: > * por->bs# •** it 4Mto*Furple'old Stand, Corner Broad and R*o l dpi* H'reau Ooiuuibu*. Ga., Get. 80, 1868 •—dwtl f -PK \F. PRIKTII 11 BOUK-BIMIie at i heoki’ici; m 1111; COLUMBUS -TIMES COLQUITT & WARREN, R UIIIILPII K'FKKRT. ARE PREPARED TO EaECUTE mm am mmma, In every Style of the Art (OJ T 2 ANH WITH D I S I* AT< II They have also n oomplet K00 14. -BIN fiKRI', Anil vs ill {>nl up (tool.* in aiii ,p| r ol Itimling. t'nlumhil!*, tJi-orgih. |S.V‘ llarii Ac. LET IT BE REMEMBERED SHERMAN & CO. Ai still on tutnd anti ready . give good bargains in HIDDLKa, IIIKVIIM, JBSBI ItI.IVKS! JKvft Leather, &c., &c. For the Caih or Approved Credit II W.‘ imeetly nt*<>si vl ihtwe whu are in debt to ; h* if* s.mmi a- possible BHKKMAN It CO. N> 114 Broad Street f’olumbits, t Colombo*, February TANARUS, I (Ml,—dwi f Paper* with whom we advert im> Measecopy Troy MaiiiifartiiriiiK Cos. ZW e would have it remembered hat w •r* *Ull manufacturing largely for whol*- •4i and retail the following article *. via— Churt.Brilit.'iili, Wooden Ware Matron- I eg, 4m. 4c. we are selling at low price* iW the , CASH, regard!• >ft lie Taritt Heiler* wII And It (o ifc.tr ime rest to call anu* before m-ading ito-ii or ’ dei% ii loreign nark.ts I a-h ... *, r wrl, r. ~,v. t rompt ail. nttm. .inTEHSiiv t || i'l l r.\ • M .. 1. M.a lid \ r.. 4 W•* 1 I V.‘f I • ■ -pi (k, NOTH fc To Farmers & Planters, REESE'S PHOSPIIOPKIUJVIAN oa Manipulated Guano,! THE universal sucres* that tiaa attended the use oflbe above valuable ferttiiaer in tbiaaeeuoa ha* already prompted large orders from our Planters for the coming season. Our Farmer* and Planter! are requested to aead in their orders named lately to insure delivery in lime for uee, We are bow making arrangement* for a large 1 •uupljr UlNlUfro. t'olunihus. Dec. IT—dltwtf PIKE HOUSE, Union Springe, Ala. . n|t _ Till** new and commodious L- V> House, at tlia terwmus of tbe Mobile ‘l' l ' l <• irrd Hat mad. 1. now LImES- 111 complete order for the reception customers, and Is not surpass* .! by any in this section ofcouuwv lor the couvenienco orita accommodations flive us a call and prove what we say JOHN M FKA/IKR, Janktt—dlv. PRANK JACkftON SILVER RUN HOTEL Seal's Depot. . THIS well-known house is sill ! Kept in its usual good order, and has acrommodattons for aii hi... ■ tWJ may call KPUt.The present Proprietor willspar no oalor for th comfort of hi* customers. JuulU—wlv RR. GILBERT * BOLD OI T ! ( j *** m, G(M Gil dk 40. having d.spoaed ~• “ ‘ U !’ rft,, * r ® •*‘*P'* ‘••id Fancy Dry l.ouds to O'her parti's, request si! those mdeb ed relr/ ‘' y '" ,u '’ r ‘ “tne forward without delay and settle Either one of ihe him can be found at tire oH *taru to jft* n to 1 •-<•* . , , <• L McGOUGH 4- fO f olumbus. Ga. flci 7- wlm NOTICE. /*iA. The stbscriher offers for sale a valuable Farm tn the .th Distrktol Worthcoun- PHI acres of Land. IMI or j ‘ ,fc ” “P* Lands, anew G:n House and ‘Ww\ipon the plaee, IMi .. r 100 head ot Cattle,abon the same nu mtrer of hogs, and 39 bead of sheep. Terms will be made act ommodattagand strictly so wh.n ih r,li Enquir... Alban, nil, UlUlUw,*lahlM. fnij.rnrli.in, 10 UI. nlr. Jun.*-M T11..H II KbßuaU. i AM KHit AN WATCHKS! rt. re U. 11.1, AND HII VKU I Alin j "- - * n '* “•* 1 >“ —’ r •ICHT HKCKIVEI) The Volunteer’s Hand Hook, H, J. W. PKASE. ro mizre A LIKELY NEGRO BOY. enquire of * , 1U ~ YV. II H PHELPS. August IV ,M M WANTED. T..hir,. Hood C.mk Apil, ~ m* .I*. tt S. ROTIIOOILUS* 1,H0.’ RLMi'& MESS PORK. ! ‘.j IBAKKKLA.FOUBAI.Ii BV | *” K. BARNARD A R.u. will b. h .b .r the Court House djo- m( u * t i...,. hooenre t ouaty, Ga ou the first Taatday in Drew *er ten, within tht legal hours sis sal* the lauds b sisting oftf,. loilowmg j irre's, lo an Loi an 1: 7 o! s ‘I * mbjMl u iu Hn ! ‘• h , “ “‘h t .w,| in Miun „i „ j j r,v SPfli&G VALE INSTITUTE CLTHBERT, GA. THE neit Hessmn nf this rrew sad popular Bcffimi will opea snd continue five niondis. Competent Teachers will be in attendance Board can be had with the Principals and private families of seal residences on reasoaobie term* For further particulars send (hr a catalogue There are seven reason* why this McJ<>.,i com mend* itself to public mmee in preference to manv I of our popular schools. I Ist. The healthtuloess o|’ the location. Id. Its freeness Imm all the vices whih lead to i allure the mind from deep and earnest appiiauioa lo I study. s*l Tb thoroughn*> * and diligence to which lh* I student 4 subjected—<4 ring taught that be has no ! timet., waste ~u 4th Vocal musk is a al’v exerciae. free of charge in which the whole school imt* in uie sweet accents i -which arouses the tired intellect, and restore# eiss- I tlcttv to the drooping mind *th. Tb. IT..ru to d.v.lope tB ,i„ndb, ilw use of practical Instruction st the exirense ol the impractical Wh, The deep interest man Healed by (hr Teachers TtmaUsf, and ('itiiens. give* it that social and Ijvsli t, - m harmonious to the youthl.il mind—ren dering the school-house a pleasant resort to the *tn dent instead of a house or drrad and hatred ?th The systematic manner in which theschoolls conducted. ."Heaven's drat law” ta adunted and practiced A 8 CIHiKR!.* Prise,ml Cuthbert. Oa , Dec. *4 flap of flie Scat of War. Jiut receive! and for sale, for caab, by July2y J. W. GENEVA ACADMFY. The Exercises of (hi. school will commence on the SECOND MON- JANUARY. The Principals of tni* School have goac to a great deal of trouble and expense to build up a school on an equality wiih the beat*, and no effort will be .spared to make everything agreeable. French, Latin, Greek, and all other branches usually taught in our Colleges will be taught in the above. Music will also be taught in full. Board can be bikd for any number ot pupils on the most reasonable terms. The Principals are fully capacitated for their business, and will do all in their power to make the school take high rank. Principal Male Dep’t L. R. McNAMAR, “ Female “ Mi*s L. STOKES Geveva, Dec. J8 —wtf LeYerl Female College, TALBOTTOH. GA TIIB Exercises of Hue I net uu (tea wU tw resumed on the 2d Monday m Jan lary next- Iturm* (tie prc*eni year the ( oUege has beeu under tile rbsrge ol .Vlf V\ li. 4kWor rIEALH, and we do aot hesitate to sa>. that a more gentlemanly and eflii ientVTeacber is not to be found anywhere in tha State. In our opinion he ponaeases rare talent* for conducting a Female Caßegt. He MiaiatalnsexeeltentdlacipUne. prreerve* admirable order, and advatces bis pupda with a ra pidity we have never before seen surpassed. Mr. 8. is a native fieorrian and a Graduate of the Georgia University. It is his purpose to devote himself exclu sively to the noble *ccupatioa in which be is now en gsged He menu the patronage ol he public and we trust *hai a generous people wUI sustain huu E H. Worriil, Judge 8 C Wm M Brown, Dr T B Turner, Thomas A. Brown k. P. Owen, Win. J Weefces. John T. Blount, Dr. A Wynne. Talbulton.Ga ,**th Dec —wtf. Hamilton Female College, Hamilton, Ga. The Spring Session of this institu . tion wili ot.mmencaon Tuesday the day of January, 1861. ■HI The College in furnished with a well eelocted Cheinical atrtl Philosophical Ap paratus,aud with good musical itiairuurants. The Course of Instruction is thorough and complete, embracing all the branches usually taught in the best Colleges For Catalogue, address J. H. LoVKLACK, Prest December 21 . PLANTATION AND STOCK FOR SALE, I have come to the cnaclusion tu return to %’ rSLNorth Carolina, a* my relativvsare all there { JOpC'lbercfore I wish to sell all that 1 posse as it* Georgia. I haves bcautifbl little summer residence 14 oitle* iionh of Columbus. Ga. sad near ihe Troy Factory Three hundred acre# ol good Land, well improved j about 160 in a good state or cultivation; good dwelling house, negro houses, barn, ntsblea, gia house and screw; farming uteßsds ofall Kinds; c o wa, bogs, mules, wagons, household and kitchen furniture,core and fodder, and variousother articles too tedious to meut ion. la a first ralr neigh borhood, good neighbor* and good society. Please (all and look at my land and stock. B H HBI.NBFIEI I Msy Ttk-vlf. LAND Full SALK. I will sail my Plantation in Russeli Cos. %mß* Ala., two miles south of Ucbee Post office I —eoutuiniwg Heveu Hundred and Twenty I Vi res, with two hundred Acres, cleared. Tbi* - place bus a dwelling, good gin hoese an J screw, \ negro bouse* and kitchen, and aigother ueeessary loutbwitrHngs. Any person w.thing to make en ijuiry are referred to W.L. Tillman Columbus, <a.. or uivselfoo the Plantation I ot. S—wtf J. C BROWN v N. sinllonl, Attorney ret Law, liLAKKLY, EARI.V.CO..KA . Rlakuiy Ga., April 2, lb*6. wtf CASH TRADE. FROM this date, our terms will be CASH, and we will adhere a* near as possible to this system Doubts being entertained as to whether cotton •an be sold, owing to the existence of war. We say to eur eusto—eee, we will take IT at a lair valttation, for our demands, flwpt Id lm REDD, JOHNSON A CO. Administrator s Bale. UriLL be sold before Ihe Ourt House door in cussete, Cbauatoooc'tee county, Ga on lh*- first lii red ay ia hours ot sals, the plantation and negroes he onging to the estatcof f'barics D Wales, dec east and The lands !eing puts of lots IT4, ITd and 17/, in Uie 7ih dtotrtc l ot said county, < oniainnis aiM>Mt 300 acres, a large portion of which is open and in r uttisatinn.and will• .imparerivoratoly with ihe best ujlandsm M W Georgia. There are nine likely negroes, town iwo men, Freeman and Tom. and the folio wine xirls and boys, Louisa. Tiuk, Adeline. Winuy, Hea rs. W truer and Levi By virtue of an order of the Court of Ordiuary ot ft:d county Terms made known on the day of sale. Lafayette harp. Aiu*r. Oct ifi. 1861 wtds UKORUIAi M uscogee Conniy. RULE NL3l—Court of Ordinary, September Term, 1861. 0 Barah Ahii Jeter, Adunuistralria of the estate of Will iam L Jeter deceased, having applied !'*r dmuu* sum. it is ordered that ail persona rone*med show taase, if any they have, why said Adu.ia sirmim should not be diHininto* st tle Court of O.dinar) to be held in and lor said < utility, on tbe first Mci.day ui April n> m . and that this order Ur published Ac cording to law A true extract fiom the minutes of said Court, JNO JOIINHON Bep 11 IMl—wbm ordinary. GEORGlA—Chattahoochee County: TWO MONTlirt alter dare application will be made to the Court of i irdinary for said county for leave u sell the and and negioe* belonging to the estate of Aquilla Cobb late of said county, deceased, JOB BP 11 COBB Adm'r. Aitg 10, ItWii. r U WO mnnihsafter dateapplKation will be made to X the Court of Ordinary ui said county, for leave lo sell the laud and negroes belonging to the estate of William Williamson deceased, late of said r.oi nty . H McKKE. Adin’i July 10, Infil.—dll. Adminiolrator’n Male W ILL be sold before tbeeourt bouse door at Cuase ut in ciiatiahooetie tounty Georgia, by virtue of an order troai the Court of Ordiaary for saidcouuty, on the first Tuesday in Octob r next within the lawful houra ot sale, ail ihe lauds belonging to the estate of A H Austin deceased to wn Lot number eighty five (**6; in tke Mxih (dl District of said Couniv eon taing X acre* more or less, also, east half of lot number eighty four (§4Mn said district aid county containing 114 actea also seres mote or less of lot of land number seventy six (76> in said district and county Maxing in all four hundred and eight acres mo eor lesa. There it about 360 acres in rultt tnu A good dsreiliiig house on the premie* a and other improvements tolerably good Term* made known on the day of sale JOHN HI'NNELL, Adm'r Cufeeia Ga , Aug If*. |£6|. Aug Ititd Georgia, ( bnllaboorbrc Countyi Court of Ordinary, August Term, 1861. David Wyau and Augustus Wynn, ‘ Ki rs ot the WUI of ; prre/ ts H,U is *sferea Tboatss H Wynn, | dic'd. IT is ordered by the Mourt that 1 Immir * lower I minor grandson of Thomas II Wynn, deceased wire, reside* without this Bute.he required to so-’ pear before said Court on the second Monday in November next, being an Adjourned Term ot the Court, and see ihe proof in solemn form of the will of said Thouia* II Wyan, aud contest the aame if he desires to do so. Further ordered that this rule be published in terms of the law Given under* my hand and nftrialsignature, this August 6th, I Mil Aug it-wim x. w. Parker, ord A S D J E VA P L K h - OPPOSITE IllSt fPIHK. GKOKGIA, Marlon County i Rl LE MSl —Marion Court of Ordinary. UMIKHEAH, William P Barlow having made up. plication for ieitere of administration urntn Ihe estate of Msnlix E Barlow, dei cssed These are therefore to cite and adin nisli ali and singular tire kindred and credi ore of said deceased, to be and appear at my office oa tire fiist Monday tn November, lo sho v cause if any they have, why said iett’-re should aot be granted to said applicant ac cording to law. Given under my hand at office, this Be pi ember |foh 1 ’ , 5 1 .. * A 1,(0 M HAIR. ‘ s ‘” 1 ‘i>linary GBORGIA—Marion County: TWO MONTHS after date application will be made to the Court of Ordinary for leave to reil the laud belonging to the estate of John Griffin, late of raid county, deceased. A. CHAMPION, Ex’or. Sept, ill, 1861. 2tn GKUItGIA M use ogee Ceantyi XTOTU'RTO DEBTORB AND ('REDITORB • t£,. r TSP > of oolfolA, am .1, Ar. to n)Ak immodi.t. |M,monl.M,ili hA.m, rluni, -f— —■ i.id AT.r.qu..M lk, B ...bh, Utollliir pmc,lt..d b, law ortho, will bo Aobarrod JO* W. WOOLFOLK, 1 WM (I WOOLrOLR. (*’ ‘* rnlumhue, Oct. t. lfiftl dotwlo ‘1 BORGlA—Marion Coant j: r WO months after dae, application will be made 1. to thr t'oiirt ofOrdinary ofsatd rountv, for leave to sell the land be|onia to the estate of Wiley Rob emon, late of raid county, tec'd. THOM A8 L ROUQERH, Adiu’r, Bept- , |i|. wtui OKOKhIA, Marlon County i ’I 1 Wo months alter date application will be made to A the Honorable Court of Ordinary, oi said county, Oa . for leave to sell the land and negroes belong mg to the estate ol James Duka, late of said county, dec 4. KRANCIB A DI KE, Rl’t. ADMINIBTR ATr'H'C BALE —Wi I he-old beV . the Court house and etr in Cusreia, ciiaita><ooe| connty. Ga. on tl e foot Tue.-day in I'* within the legs’ hour- . i .< u I the land be, 0n..,,,, totte eefn e •* Will am Cotob Uerea-ed. eoniamu, ■ three buxdred n mb*, more or e*a, m Um ?2*f .j ; .,r ri ’ of said .mintv Ba and ’arris ae we't iinprnvd ,v • abo t ISO aeie-i open. Bo and stihjort p, w ~I IW dower, bv o*der of the t ourt of o diary <i county Terms ade know non the da* nf u I . (0118. Ad r ©nil wid* MARY A. CC>Rh. s GEORGIA —Tajlor County: MOTICE TO DEIJToKrt AND CHEDIThRm i.l All persons indebted to tins estute „[ jj H Rucker. late of said county, deer eased, are hrrel.i required to make immediate paynieut, and a l per,.,,., having demands against *id deceased, u-e i,. \ to present them to me properly proven within the i,„ r prescribed by law FIELDING B RI CKER R, , JelV Ifi—w4orl Admiulitrstoi's Bale. TITfl*L he sold on the Ist Tuesday in Janaary m , YY before the Court H- u-e d<rm |( m - Harris county, Oa . within the legal hour* , i , , rfielund and negroes b longingn. lire estate w iiani William oh, m e of said coiuiiy. d<-< , Part of I ot nn(fiber 1 •* •* ** •* 10 *. .. .. Si 7. .. .. . s o * • *’ iM iii Tjllioi roiinu M • tOo • “ lb. In *ll *6O a< rrt* more or loss, a I hi Harris rum h except liO across, it lying in lalbot (* ha h * soul in Talbotton on lh* wmc day i *<a;d p 0,,.,. all hi me bu y. Also, ’1 Ne grows- H rni"ii <0 ve.tr* id; t, ~ 60; Frank 31; HUi Ms UwfilV 17; Mal.uel ;i : A *r II; Eib. it D'i Gusc. W.ue.lf, Vlutett Idamliw •mall girl*, one four end the other two > ( a,. soli or tire benefit of tire he r* and cred toi* Terms made know n on lie day of sale GEORGE II M KEE, Adn.’, October *4th—did* GEORGIA, Marlon Crmiji WHERE A B Amanda >1 Butt iipplic- i, of administration on the estate C C II itl. imie if said county de eu ed: These are therefore to cite and ndin ni.-h a:, , singular, the kindred andcredi orsol *.ndde<. to be and appear at the Court of Ordinary in non i, , saM coui t>, sud til’- Ibeu objection*, if any u , have, otherwise said letters will he graiite<! fiiat Moitdiv in Denmher fieti. Given under my hand and olio ia yignaiutt Oct Id. IHr'> 1 M AM OM II a IK. Ordinalv Oct 14, 101 w “Od. Atin In Ist r toi ’* Sale. UriLL he sold before the Conn llou*ede towh of Buena Viata, Morton County, the first Tuesday in De -ember next. i>h:i, t; , t hour* of sate all the Land* b longi. g uthe>i, of Wiley K. Roberson, hy virtue man ord. i * Court of Ordinary ot Mvrfon county, vir , „ five acres more or !*• of lot N' eighty one. tnally in the Unity, first district <>i l.e-. ii w Mu county Hold tor ihe benefit of the heir* and r ilors Tera* made known oa Ure day of * THOM AB L R rDGERB, Adu. October 14 wid* Aduilniklratol'a ►air U r il.l. be *<*ld before the Court Hour. town of Buena Viola Marion county ... first Tuesday iu De,ember ii aI wiiliiu .1. hours ot sale, uy virtue ut an order ot t- e t .. Ordinary of saui county, !l ihe i *nd* l < i>* i. the estateutiamea DuK , d^craired, lo \mi bem 4fi and l", (iuy seven a- r- * Ml of *0,.1hw.- corner of number itiin th--. 4tli district ! mil Muscogee now Manon county; eonili hail ber64 in the j*t drend ,t .m g naily Lie now >i non county Bold tow the b. n.-fti j. i tli* heir, m crcdimr*. Tiua mart* known < n Hie .ay < t KA Nt.lH A. DLhE, au . Oft. 14 - Wrtda. Anmlnirtrtloi'* Bale. UF 11.1. he oold before the Court House a- • . town of Buena Vista in Merreii * ouaty, m the first Tuesday in January uevt, hi : legal houi* ot *ale, by Virlire of :,u order Conn oi Ordinary of aud county, ad Hi. longing to the estate of M.r> M Gurrafi, .1 town: Bouth half of ut nnnib, r lOur in to if b dii*Hi of said aonii’y, cwt.tan tng HI 1 , mo e < t e-s Ten is made known on Hie day <■; sal. jawßm XiUAKHAII, a rt.loh rl4 h 18-1 w'ds ADMINIBTRATORB BALE Wi IX. *re ihe MU lll■*ii -■ m Ho- i , ta, f hsltaho* riiee county. Georgia <>n : l.i* to* i day in Nov luher n l, v itnin ‘he iw ti: i In.M? the follow iik lands w<> la-l ■ Land, i - hundred and lonrteeii. and h** East h.t land iiiiinoei tw > liu*<.!ieil uuf thirteen, u * thirty-s*roiui Ui lm nf * : ud < ■only , it.nlw i acres,more r M.>* of * .id isndi* tnrtiU.i . sad will t>v .bt as .he p> t eriy oi ream i late of sard cow my. .*.*• •-*■! Tertn* marte know n nda of ml* VV I Li.l A M HA4.I.KV Chasei a (•; . Mepi i*J I'fil * A. i *epl7wl*t GEORGIA—Marion County WOTICB To DEBTCKs aM • lif i*ii. *■ AU peisou* tndei.lt and tu ti e>,.ue V’ arson, dec'd , are requ* sted towake immedia'e , merit, and ail pei* ure having clhiii s against saii tale, are request'd to present th in duly proven v ia tire time prescribed hy law, or they wiU uot t ;... • TIIOMAre L. HOGf.KKS, A i Beat. 0, IBM. wfit GEORGIA—TayIo County: fflWO momllMflL dale Kpplii'uiion n>.. A t*> the Hon. Court of Ordinal) i.i ■*!*! i leave m sell the land* and negro* *, h e*tat> of Barneft Gosiin. late of Mut ...i for tltstriouii<.n among the j. gmee* HIRAM DHAN'E, A.I • July 15, Ivl wlm. ADMIMBTRATOR’B BALE.—WiII .*• fore the Court House door in the town ot i .. •eia, I.'haiiatioochee county, Ga . on the tu-i i day in Deieniber next, wiftna the legal hu.ir* sale, ;he following property, tow it one In.; > and six and a half acre * ot land off the west *nl* Lot of Und No 41 in me SJd dietriri ot s.. , (mostly cleared); also cue negro woman. V about 35 )ears o d—so.d as the property <u N . lei Cobh, de* eased. Terms made known on the <J-*y oi *; Oel. 7—wtds. JOMILA J. t’OBU . GEORGlA—ChattaLoocbee County: TWO morn ha arter date application will l. u L to the Hon. Court of Ordinary for an! > tor leave >o sell the land* ttufr negro* * hefor.gin* the estate of Wm Cobb, 1 .te ot said county. O. L. COEIi, ( , M. A. COHIL < Ad “’ Oct ft. Ififtt— wlm UKOItGI A, Mariun County. UfIIEREAH.A W l*avis having made a, tion to me for letters of admini.-lr .i with the will anneved, on thee stale ol’ in**-. 1 graham, late of said county deceased. These are ttierefnre to/it*. tnd aduiouish gufar tiie kindred and crndnLrtof said dec’d ’• at my office and shew cause. w nyeaid lett... not be grouted ; otherwise said a*l utinreti a* . - & ranted to said applicant on the ioh >l. . sptember next Given under my hand and official signutiu m- Julyll, IBrtl MaI.COM II A..'i July lU-wtfid William F. Chattaho*.* i :v . va. f Court. M ireh T n, 1 ■ Paschal Perry, 1 Role i„ ssuhlish | i{ 1 . A Bkrati J Perry ’ r , .j,„ IT appearing to ihe (ourt by the return ol t!, - < 1 iff thai Barah J Psrry one ol the ceo -ml.icih the above las rannoi b fount: It is •id r. and •!. 1 said defendant answer at the next term ot . further ordered that this rule ire published inter. of tbe law A true transcript from the Bmuites of <mu! 1 Given under my hand and otfn !tt . signai-w April otb, 1881 , llt . John f danjei April 15— tt*4w GEORGlA—Chattahoochee county: UMIFREAH Hilliard L Will.amaappli*, Ts ter* of Guardianship of the p.-rs. i, an : ly of William Robinson, orphan of John I deceaaed Al! persons who areronrerned. arer-. +l , •ause. it any they have, within the time jo. law, why Istiers ofGuardianaliip sio.uid -.ii. y tert to Ihe said appikant on the ftr>i Mont 1 .n teiuher neil Given under ...y hand and officfolaigiiatur* sth of July, I Nut . . .. MTEPIIEN W . PARKFiI u l Gh<>Kl *1 \ . VV Me Rend re e ap:< o v? ror I ret ret* of t*mi>i*r*Mon *.n il,. • Drury Mims, late of the Htate of a labou. j ed, annate in said <ouniy. This IS therefore to rite and admonish •Hand’ gulir those interested to be and appea. ar - , wrrthin the time prescribed by law, u, . aay they have, why said letters should not 1.. nlit I**’ 1 **' - awl " 1"” u, “ Hist Monday n, >. Given under my handnndnfficisl signatun \ M “ PARKER Ofd’in. iept-i. 5l UEOROIA— Mutcngee County: Ovurt o/ Ordinary January Trrn,, ISM lit I, K BfL.H|, Ilf HERE Art, John B Dozier, Ret, < i - ill Ol Richard Dozier, d.-t ea and Court for in of Dimi*ioii; It is therefore ordered, that ail persons . show cause,if’ any CUey have, why mid fc should not be dismissed at th < ('on rt of Oriio-r beheld in and for said county on the nr-i V August next,and that this order he p„| )l .,i., of the law. A true extract from the nonutesof suid * uit Mth.lMl. Janll w*n. JNO. JOHNrtON, Ord Paschal Perry, 1 Chattahoochee Superior ( va. March Term. I Mil Harah J. Perryt ) I,last ra Drvos. K IT appearing (•• the Court by then turn < Hheriff that the and fendant does not resole u - counfv, nor in NilllMl li |M|s| that said defendant appear amt answer at the umi term oft bis Court, or the rase he considered m fauit and the plaintiff be allowed to proceed; lurtii* < ordered, that this rule be published in U> < 1 0i Times oacc a month for four months A true transcript from the minu es of said murt Otven underuty hand and official algimn.r-, n > April Uth. IMI JOHN F DANIKI. f ra April IS - ii>4oi. Administrator's halt. \X7ILL be aold before the Court-house door it town ofCusaeia, ( hatlahorhee ■ univ (• . the Ist Tuesday in October naxt within the u* , hours of sale, part of lots of land Nos. lb. D ”- 1 *), in the Bth district of originally Muse..pee no e Chattahoocbeeeounty, containinc about 800 ac re- Bold as the real estate of MeDord Jones, deceased. ! agreeably loan order of the Court of Ordinary Muscogee county Bald land la situated near the town of rue-eta, and from ita locality and quality la very desirable. Terms made known on the day of sale. MARTHA JONEB Adiu'lr June 10, IMI-wtds.
