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About The Columbus weekly times. (Columbus, Ga.) 1858-1865 | View Entire Issue (Nov. 4, 1861)
From the Southern Literary Messenger. Uwiaf to the irregularity of the mail* be* tween this and the city of London, we hare, •aye the Meeacoger, made bold to appropriate the auhjoined. l’unth may copy at bia leisure: fob rvMcn, For fifty yenra (tie world hta rung, With nothing strange or new, air, Uitleee the chant on every tongue, Waa “Yankee l>oodle do,” air! But thie Fast Era, every day, Proves nothing tiled can last air, And present participant may Soon change into the past, air. So. iioce the fatal afternoon, When routed at Bull Hun, air. The world will have to change its tune, To “Yankee Doodle's done, air* JUv the BemutU Rob the Itteckde. The New York Tribune pretends to give an account of the manner in which the steamer Bermuda, with its cargo of arm*, etc, suc ceeded in entering Savannah, fta informant waa a gentleman recently arrived from this city via Louisvillo. We quote He assures ns that Mr. Kdward C. Anderson, an ex-Meyor of Savannah, went over to Eng ‘and in Lord Deae's yacht America, which was, if our memory serves us, in the port of Charleston sometime in June, for the express purpose of bn yiag arms. The Bermuda was rent out hr Mr. Anderson, and brought 0,000 Enueld rifles purchased by him. un derstand hy our informant, is only one install ment of Mr. Anderson's purchases, as three to fire more steamers are looked for with confi dence at Savannah, nil to bring arras. The Bermuda gets, of online, a high freight on these arms, but her profit will be still larger on a return cargo of ooMOI, should she be aa fortunate in getting out as she Was in getting in ; and the double chance of u good voyage both ways is inducement enough for all these n'ranicri to tnke the risk of enpture.— The Bermuda, ft seems, was expected, and may possibly have been signalled somewhere on the const. At any rate, ntthe precise mo ment to suit her convenience, a heavy cannon ading whs opened at a distent post by the reb els, and the blockade hastened thither to n curtain its cause. When out of sight the Ber muda slipped in. ♦ aa PnoMoTun.— (inn. W, J. Hardee has been promoted by the President to a Major Gene ralsbip Wo bear that letters have been re ceived from him by his friends here, fully sus taining tho telegraphic contradiction of the aU leged battle at Greeusburg. A beffvy swell in the river and the absence of boats of every kind, delayed him a day in bis inarch, but for whiuu he would have captured the entire Fed eral command at Greensburg, by surprise.— ilis march had been very rapid, and one day he accomplished a journey of thirty-eight miles.— flaw. R,j>. Faaxojrt s Bicojurtir.- The Columbus Ohio Statesman published Ih 1866, as Colonel Frc moot’s biography, the following: jo® wi,bou, ■ father a husband without a wedding—a millionaire without a dollar a statesman without a i jimcli a legislator with <mta vote a military chieftain without a battle. Mske room for Col. Freiuont, n gentleman who is never in the right place at the right time.” lua OiiAT .Naval Kx i’khition Auainrt ratC. F The Washington e > r respondent of tbuuN. Y. Independent write* “Heavy bodies of troops are steadily moving .town to A nopolls hy railroad, to join a sea ex - pedition, to what point ou the coast ol course remains a secret. While our ritlxsni wire quiet ly at Church thjs morning, at least 30 pieces of artillery, with ull the proper equipments, were taken down to the railroad depot, for shipment to An spoil*. One of the most prominent nuli *rjr auhtoritie* expresses the opinion that bat ti# wUI bo fought (luring the mi rue work in Miii ouH, Kentucky, Western Virginia, Eastern Vir ginia, and soinewhure along the slara coast.” The II Uman (Kjr ) Courier of the 12th Inst. ‘Thousands of licnturkiana are now raadjr with their impUt* U atone for,'and redeem the Mata. The South ban bO,Ouo majority in the Mlata, and when the question u fairly put t o tha peopl*, they will join their sisters of tbe •South. Utu llor bifoT. When red hot ahof are fired the ordnance uaed in elevated to the poaition dealred before the gun ia shotted. The powder in the gun ia kept from explosion bjr tneana of the wadding, between the explosive aubctance and the heated mans are generally three layers of wad*. That next to the bull in dry, the eeo ond is wet, and upon the powder a dry piece rests. The hall isdischarged soon after being placed In the cannon. Ibe St. Louis livening Nows states that an order has been issued tor the snort of the Rev. Dr. MrAunally, editor ol the Bt. Louis Chris tian Advocate, und formerly of Knoxville in Tennessee. Tbe alleged offense in treasonable matter contain in recent numhqp# of his peper. C. l’ritri is, Esq.—This gentleman, wbo’was e candidate for Congress in the 7th District has written a letter to the editor of tho (iiiffln ‘Con federate Bute#,’ deol in tug further to allow k tho use of hl name as such. Among the killed in the late brilliant night attack on the federal troops at Santa - sland, by the Confederates, was William Kouth, brother of our esteemed townauiau Jauien K. Ketj. The telegraph reported to us in last Saturday's Express, and other Virginia pa pfl* the name of “Ruth Tllllngha.t,” which must bare boon a conjunction of two or name* of two different persons. Mr. Kdkith of this city has been informed by telcumjlk tho death of his brother, who was a priv ate in one of the volunteer companies ln.ru Tallahassee. ~ lie was a druggist by profession, had resided in i allahnssve i• - runny years, and waaa most os teemed and energetic eittasn ! f‘, Urthut g Ex- Th Liverpool Commercial Advertiser says (hat tie revenue of the Hrltisb government from ibe American Tohaoco r-*p last year, was thirty milUouj ot dollars, I he* groater part of the va*t ruuiot*a of revenuo (tint journal says in ship ped from New OrU u S’. Y Tntnino (Uni the Her ald keepsjg Reewasiv.ri Hag stowed kwmv iti it# of tica, ready to hang out v-u the fir* important rrvr** to the Federal *rm A letter from lowa snystggs are selling there at oaa cent a ttateu, ami .on at fitioeu cent* a bushel apple* twenty, hv* to thirty oenta p • buahet, au.l (lour (w.. JulUr* per hundred pound- Tu I.atk Solving or Mr. strinuh4m. The Norfolk Pay Hook of Oct. Slat, ha* the tot lowii.k Hi rsdaiioii to the suicide ot Mi..uia D. Mringbata, cm mi* ted at the entrenched near that cMy, on Friday, mention and which was utede in thus paper yesterday The unfortunate young man was only about • J yoai* ut age, end much liked by hia comrade* tor hi* .fUiet, kind aud retiring disposition. He had had a alight attack of Intrriiiittaui fever, but wa entirely con rule*.cut, and ou the tnviruiog j ot hi* dtyiih uutil the time of the committal ot the act, wan apparently in good tplrtle. w The dec* amm i w*.. M real Jen! ot l*i of k\ ( ght c"unty ill (III* Slat., where it i* believed he has rala'ivea. lli* remain* were userled to fjj* bu rial ground by a determent or Company • A ” and members ul the Tailors'Sov iet/ ullhisoity. Siauuw ; oiMcmi -..we Tha New . -f Mn i lvlia s\ * The lira eitfrp.geiarru in the Confederate s*tatue occurred m Charleston liuib.ion 1 rt day, April 11. und euded iu e ti.teiy on the li h. ‘tin’ hrst naval engagement ccurred .u New Unr K Under U e Hint and <>( com modore Hollins, on October lltk. end envied in a victory ou the I'dih. The pamphlet of the battle of fort Sumter saye Hiatt apiain Thorn. a H. Huger, who commanded a battery at Charleston, wae nlao iu command of the Con federate fcnaira tcauit-r. Mcßae at N*.* t>r. leasts. Lieut. A. t . M arley, who eouiiuatidid a battery at Churl* at.in, waa aiao tti command ot the .Muuaaaaa at ‘ New Orleans. hug inter J. H Loper was uttuohed to the war steuinec >eabrook oil t hariuitoii I tig, alaodid good ser *ce for ihe tied ai New Orleans. Hood for Friday. A Correspondent of the London Truies writes as follow a The qualM? of the ooiiou tr<>ni l.gypt aud lodia Is vf a harsh, hairy tmture, sod can only bo spun into a hard, twisted yarn fur heavy g>jod, end is nut to a filth part of tha trade ut Ragland mere rAun so mwsA straw U Colt oB fiuien. In the laat number of tha Kufaula Spirit of the .South, we And the following suggest ion to our planting friends. We are inclined to think that they are worthy of adoption : Among the reaolutiona adopted by the late Commercial Convention at Macon, waa one recommending that the Planters should not sail their cropa at present prices. We are thor oughly satisfied of tire wisdom of this advice, aud we hope the planters will act upon it. It is perfect folly to sacrifice cotton at the prices which it uow coinoiands. It >* the universal opinion of those who claim to know anything about it, that the blockade will not last through the winter, and it is aa plain as that two and two make four, that cotton will advance as soon as that obstacle to the trade ia removed. Middling cottons sell to day for twenty-five contain Liverpool, li the blockade ia remov ed, it will, of course, recede there, but not low e. than fifteen cents, which will make It worth i we've cents here. It ia throwing away fifteen dollars per bale to sell cotton at presoni prices and it is probable that the planter would make ronxidarabfy more than that by holding it Held on to your cotton therefore. If you are compelled to have a little cash, get an advance on your crops, but do not sacrifice them by selling n{ half their value. Txmbksmkk Pboviiiob Maxxkt.—The Nash ville Union of the 27th gives the following quo tations of bacon and pork : The light supply of bacon and the heavy de mand render the market very firm. We quote shoulders at 22 (it, 24c, hams 26 ffy 2fie, and clear sides 27 Ot, 280, per lb. W hear of engagements of pork on the basis of IDoper lb. net. fn tbs retail market it Is sell ing at 19*40. The same paper coutaius the fcllowing notice; (Jot'ernment Aqtnia Jor Produeu. J. 11. Oraigtniles, for East Tennessee. J. K. Cummings, for Middle and Weat Ten nessee. K. It. Hbyrook, for (Southern Kentucky. The foregoing gentlemen have keen appointed Agents for the Confederate .States for the pur ohaae of beeves and hogs, and the people are < cautioned not to sell to any others, as the govern ment will need these, and all of these the people have to spare. If sold to other persons they may buy them up with a view of speculating upon the g<. vein men t, and thus enrich them selves at tbo expense of the people at large. We urge upon those having articles needed by the government to sell them only to properly author ised agents. SIOCKINOS FOR THE ARM Y.—The fob lowing rulea are laid down for the direction of ladies wtshiug to knit socks for the sol* diera; Get large needles and a coarse yarn. Cast oo aeventyeight stitches, and knit the leg ten inches before setting the heel. ‘The heel should be three and a half inches long, and knit of double yarn, one fine and one coarse, for extra strength. The foot should be eleven or twelve inches long. (icurgii Coo'erm*., It i* announced in the Savannah papers that “in view of the peculiar circuoistances of that •Aty. aud tha present condition of tha oouffiffiy, ’ the place of the nppruathiog annual sessieu of the Georgia Conference has baen changed from Savanuuh to Atlanta. % Moms GHiiuni.tftu. Tho Chicago Tribune is using rather loose language towards the patrinta of tho Lust, it threatens (but tho \Yet will demand that the work of drafting for the Nor thorn aruiy be begun, iu order that “cowardly or unpatriotic Now Kngland, Now York and Penney I van m” may Ire compelled to do their share towards subjugating tho Houlb. It thinks it a “burning sbamo that Now York, New Kng land, I'onnsylrariia aud Now Jersey, with the aid of Ohio, Wisconsin, Michigan, Indiana and Minuas*ota men, now on the i'otomac, cannot defend the Capital, aud through it their own chief cities, without stripping tho army of tho West of five thousand troops,” as was done with Fremont. The Tribune adds: “With our brave boys in the van of McClellan's army, there will be no morn ouch pitiable exhibitions as we saw at Great Bethel and Bull Run. They will teach the Fire Zouaves and such like cattle the art\if war. But if nothing else, let the East be subject to draft for men to carry our men's luggage, aud to serv eas cooks in camp." —JHeniyhit Aj pen I. m • m The Washington correspondent of the Phil adelphia Enquirer saya ;—'The Navy Depart ment have iaaued orders for tha commanding officer oil’ Charleston harbor lo report himself here, liis successor will leave New York to day. It it not supposed that he is a rank ae censioiiiat, bin that ho is either winking at the arrival and departure of vessels from Charles ton, or else ia inefficient and incapable of dis charging the duties of Uis position. How mauy more have ws ofthe same kind f A thorough investigation should be niaje at once. A II a per Rinr.-Aj Incident it related as having occurred between the uffMats engaged in the exchange of prisoners at Columbus, the other day. After the preliminaries were ar. ranged, * repast whs partaken of, duriDg which •>Be of the Federal oflioera rising, proposed.— “Tho memory of George Washington ” The company instantly rose, when Gen. P-dk re sponded, “Tho memory of George Washington, tk* frat rule!.'’ The toast our informant says, was drank in ominous silence by the Federal of ficers who were present. The story is too good not to be true or to be lost. - .Vo thnUe Oaaetfe Olu lUitkhibs on rus Potomac,* —Nothing seems to uunoy the Yankees so much as that the “tdockndiog” battery at Hock fish Poiut, on the Potomac, should i>e manned by South Csroimians and surmounted by tbe Palmetto Mag. A Washington correspondent of the N V. Tnbum?, speaking of these batteries, says It is important to open the river early and at ohco Five tnillionsof army supplies came up the Potomac this season. The single track t > Da 1 limore is insufficient. All feel thut a double track should have been laid long ago.- Tbere is about ten days’ forage on hand. An immense slock IS under wav, to arrive wheu the river is again opened. Tuesday week a fearful storm oc curred at Galveston, which caused an over How, filled the city with drift wood, damaged the railroad track and did much injury gener ally. The Confederate war steamer, (fen. Husk, drugged her anchors, and though she got up steam to assist in holding agninat the storm, was driven high und dry aground. The Confederate war Ichooner, “Royal Yacht,” dragged her anchors and wus driven against a wharfTo violently us to le wrecked nearly to worthlessness. Henry Ward Hear her says ha intends to vote iigninst a certain measure, though lha ballot box h<*u!d be placed iu the jaws of hell. To this the Wheeling Argus says every matt has a right to vote in his own praeinot. Cosplinld >1 Lut! A copy ol the Kvaioville (lad.) “Journal,” of the I Inst., containt the fallowing notoe ui:ua ni.>w atunn*, attention ‘ HV'7 E jkt iA.m ttU Util E, nn Ui-4r, und thtn Eujht /Ara on l A* /re The members of this company will meet this < W ednetday ) evening at 7 o'clock, at Crescent (Uty Mail, to orguiots and select officer*. -Turn out evert man ‘ He prompt, |,et us be prepar ed to meet the Insolent foe that threatens our homes and firesides. lieu. McClellan has issued a general order, halting his advance us well as all ditching, un til every man in Ins army is learned to swim. He says tie must be .'prepared to cross streams hurriedly in good order mid without loss A regular old salt from New York, probably Life l.aw or \ underbill, is to be appointed Swim Master Ueuaral. They are to be drilled to swim by the single man. in platoon*, by companies regiment*,bnttnllion*. brigades and divisions, all n> the sound of the bugle. He assures the war department, with renewed energy and emphasis, that there shall be no more Leesburg affairs. Clarity,H, Ckrvntcl* The Richmond correspondent of tha Char- Itsloo Mercury states that there is troubla brewing between Gen. Henry R. Jackson and the editor of ana es the Richmond deities Joseph F. Pou, AT LAW. COLUMBUS. UtiMKGIA. Oflc on Vnd*dph Htr***t, over Holland Hutcfiln's Ofllee April IA wdly. Warion Retliune, ATTORNEY AT LAW. TALBOTTON TalbotCo. Oa Ooloh.r 14,!. Adtf. Uoe* & I,awn, A TTOKNEYH AX LA W . COl.l MHI’S. UEORUIA. K J VIiJHKrI WM A I.AWH ghf**Office next door to tha Post Offioa.^^ Sept. I. 1868. dwtf. JNo H. PHIt.IPM WALTER 11. WKEMto Philip* A. Wernu, A ttornevw at Law, CRAWFORD, ALA. Will practioc in tbe Courts of Kuhsall Coonty —in the Httprume Court of the State, and In the United States District Court at Montgomery March 2d. Ufitf—wAdtf. H.Jtl. (SAPP, AxroKnrux at i.A-or. Columbus, GTa. ll'tl.l. practice in the Chattahoochee Circuit and it adjoining counties ofllee on Randolph street, a lew doors weal of the Pout OK,tn. Julyli> dwtf. Maintn-I Thatclicr, ATTORNKV AT LAW, Georgetown, Uultinsn Cos. [Us. Hr ILL pracrice in the counties of Weheter, Terrell Randolph, (.'hauahoocce, Htewart, <4uitman, Clay. Early, Miller, and in Harbour county, Ala May XI -dtf W. D. WOOD, ATTORNEY AT LAW, AND HOLICITOR IN CHANCERY, ULKXN VILLK, ALA. W’ 11.1. practice in all the Courts ofthe coiimies of ’ ’ §aib r, /’is'-. , . Hnsselli In all rases entrusted te Ins rlisrxe, lie Will be assisted by Pugh A Bulloch, when illey are not employed as opposing counsel. nuir4dlv Shorter, Chambers & Shorter. ATTORNEYS AT LAW, RUFAULA, ALA. Will practice in Harbour and tbe adjoining counties of Alabama and Georgia. I.l.lioirsi. w. i. ciASixna. h. a. shorter. May 27, 185 k. ts CULLENS & TURNIPHKISI), ATTOKNKYH AT I.A W. FORT OAINJCH..UA. Will praciicein Clay and adjoining oonntie in Georgia, andin Henry county, Ala. Apri 4 18611 —wtf Tlioma IV Cobb, ATTORNEY AT LAW, PRESTON, Webster County, Ua. Will practice In the oountiesof Clay, Chatta hoochee, Wehater. Early, Randolph, Stewart and Sumter. Particular attention given to collecting and remitting Jan2fl 1867—wtf. S. 8. Ntailonl, Attorney at Law, HLAKKLY, EARLY, C 0„ (1A , Blakely Oa., April 2, 1866. wtf M .1). RCGKBS, ESQ., Attorney and Counsellor at Law, Gilmer, Texas. MD- ROGRUto, Esq , Attorney and Counsellor • at Law, and General Land Agent will also attend promptly to the collection of <la linn All com* niunicaiiuriH snawered w ithout delay Addreas,Gil mer, Texas f'rt6- wtf J. If. TAYLOR WM TAYLOR T.vYLOR & TAYLOR, ATTORNEYS AT LAW. Cnflibci-l, Ga. WILL PRACTICE in Ihe Countiesof Baker,Clay, Calhoun, Early, Randolph, Htewart A Terrell, and will five protiiol attention to all bu*ines entrus ted te them novfl- wtf. M. J. PARKER, ATTORNEY AT LAW. Colquitt, Hiller *'o., Oa. November sth, 1860. wtf. S. H. JOBSS. A.MOBROK OILLBSPIB. JUNKS & GILLESPIE, ATTORNEY'S AT LAW, UNION SPRINGS,ALA. Us 11.1. practice iii the severs! Courts of the Hiatt*, and pnrticulatlv attend to any liuainc** hi the counties of Macon, Kuauell, Barbour, Montgomery mid IMkc ILTOffi, ein Green’s Brick IHiUdnix. Main Hired April 1, 1861. wly KEIOVAL. tDr DAVIS has r moved hie office over the Drug Store of Urquhart A Chapman, os Broad street. Orders left at the Drug Storeor office above will be attended 10. Dr. D. attends strictly to all cases of Surgary entrusted to his cure. Columbus, Ga. Nov l dtf Iran J. FOGLE & son, Q iy?rfV> 1 ) KN T IHTH, Office on Randolph Street, near Broad, COLUMBUS, GA. Oolumbus, Deo.lf, 1867. dAwtf. DUN. I.KK & PHELPS, DENTISTS, OKKIO If (turner liroad and Randolph Streets COUJMHVS UfiOßHti o**(voil>*r HI.ISIU. whdly Troy Manufacturing to. wfwwt W** would have it re uie tube it- t ‘hai we suit manm..during lutgeiy for whole- Hint retail ilie following articles. vis— t'liairs, Itcdslt-Nils, Wooiton Ware Matics **. Sir Sr we are selling at low prices for the t'AHII, regardless ofthc Tariff Dealers will find It to their Interest to call on ns hcfhre sending Uiefr or dors to Ittreign market* Cash orders w ill receive prompt attention IKFFI.HrtoN | IUMII I'nN • ‘oiambus, March 2t)th - dtf All papers In which we advertise copy per rtiai ge mmw& mot go,, (FIRST CLASS HOTEL.) Corner Hi on it sud Crawford (Streets, UOLUMBUB.GA. HATCH COOK, march-.,1w1f. rnPRIKTOR EAGLE MOTEL, OGLETHORPE GA, TUB subscriber having entirely renova fTsTftwdand relit led tho above Hotel for the f u •®BodF tioa of the public.sotklt a hate I. E.1.0f then patronage lie wifi spare no pains O ple.tse, and feels confident tlista slugle |r isl Will convince ail of that fact dim W If MTU,EH PAY WITH COTTON. niR Subscribers proposa to receiv* cotton at $ cants par pound for Middlings (and other grades in proportion) for all debts duo them. Tha cot ton to ba delivered in order at any Warehouse In th* city. This proposition to stand sixty Mars from dta. CODY, FI.KM INO i SWIT.* Sept 10, 1801. dAwIOt Heed IVn, NOW le the lime to purchase seed for this in,(is penaable crop, and we have a prime lot of 1U bushels for sale t all early *•* OI’NBY, CROFT* lO Baker & Jarvis’ Island Guano. B*IN the Agent at Columbus of the American tfuano Company, I am prepared to odbr thmr excellent Manures to Planters and others, in any quantity and at Mavaanah prices, actual expenses added A good.snppiy always on hand Fab 10. ...dwti g. BA BN AID ISTOTIOE. I hare opened anew MANUFACTURING and REPAIRING Carriage Establish men! w-** on Oglethorpe opposite Prid ■pfr gen, Harris A Co’s., Stables, and am adßfce&HPfcDr i,u re■! to do all Repairing pertain- JCSISECixg to the CARRIAGE BUSINESS at PAIR PRICES. I have full set of old and competent workmen. The patronage of my friends sui the public generally respectfully elicited feb if—dwtf ‘ JNO. W. McKKK Fancy and other grades Flour, Os | lllll.H to sr.ivf daily expected, for sale si MJ& small advance fo* me ii i, PeblV—dwtf K HAItNAKO. ‘I O liKJSTT, TIIK uiid'Jl. STORK und.r W.rreu’. Arc.,l. Apply to 1 “N w * HP KN Dm. O-dtl SOLDIER’S GOODS WK HAVE now on hand a large lot of White, Red, Yellow and Grey FLANNELS ; (xRBY GEORGIA JEANS, BROWN NORTH CAROLINA JEANS, BROWN (JF.ORCi[A JKANS, OREV AM) WHITE JEaNH, STKIPEI) WOOL UNHKVH HICKOKV AND FLANNEL SHIRTS, WATER BROOK JIOoTS it SlloKS W(X)L AM) BUCKSKIN (H.OV ES KNITTED SHIRTS AM) DRAWERS, MILITARY BUTTONS, ALL KINDS OF OVERCOATS, INDIA RUBBER SUITS- Ct, gin* and WOOLEN and CHI NILI.K COMFORTS, In fact, everything wanted by our HoLiiere in Camp. S. KOTHCHILB A BUG. Coltiiiihus, Oa , Sept. iti). ts. MILITARY HOOKS. A NEW supply of the following Military Books, just received and for sale for cash only, at tbe book store of J. W. PEASE Hardea's Tactics, in 2 vols., being the only complete Southern Edition, with maps and plate* Price by mail id 2b. The Yoluutet*rrf’ Baud Book, containing an abridgement of Hardee's Infantry Tactics- Price by mail sl. Gilhatu’s School for the Koliiler, for Infantry and Kills Brill. Price by mail 7-'< cents. Bayonet Exercises and Skirmishers Brill, with suggestions for tbe soldiers in actual conflict. 1 Price by uiil l I .')<. A JL.HO. New Pocket maps of Virginia. Price Hy msilsl. “ Pooket Maps ot the seal ol war, •• $1 “ Mans of Confederate atates. $i CulumHus, aug. 28 -ts. DISSOLUTION. THK firm of MANLEY. IIOBOE- &. to , is 4 this day diHsolveil by inuttu 1 • oijm at A*> early sottlciLftTit of their I. earnestly soii'Mtci. Cali at our Kroreand come as nearly up to your obligationk m possible. Pay us al t the ai >o*y you . n January I. 186 GEOKGE IMILLER, I N rot.ring from the firm returns bin sincere 4 thanks to the old Iriendn an I cuetouicra, and earnestly desire- a dontinuatl r of h*ir liferal ity to tbe new firm MANLoY & HODGES, ‘ll7ll I ■■■otifinai’ i'UbiDess at >’ u I,and Yv will he happy to serv. t\ ir tnej, !> and customers I tsu. 1. 1861 Encourage Home Literature THE Southern Field A Fireside. DEVOTKD to Literaliiio. 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TKRMS OF SUBSCRIPTION PA Y A BLR ALWAYS IN ADVANCE Single copy, per annum $ 2 Six copies, •• hi Ten eopica, *• |$ Twenty copies, “ 2b Specimen copies sent gratis. The FIELD AND F IRKS ID K will shortly enter upon its third volume, and is n FIRM L\ KBT A HLISiiKD. It is handsomely print ed, in lolio form, for binding, on fine papar, and with clear type. Every exertiou is made to vindicate its claim to be THE rtUHT W EEKLY rXt’EE IN TIIK Xvl'Tß JAMES (fARDNKR. Proprietor, j AuguMa. (la. April, lSfil Soutborn Masonic Female COLLEGE. (Under th* Control of the (fraud Lodge of (la.) Rov. C. P. COOPER. A. M„ Pres. WILL manure rxcrciaas on the 2Vih of Sej (ember next. An *ffi.'iut corps of >ev*a ladies end gentle men atll comprisw the Faculty, rcpre-ci,ting, as tar as practicable, every protostant denomination of Christians, This Institution appeals to tba patriot sui and benevolence, as well as interest, of the Southern public, for its support. The proceeds, beyond current expense#, for the next Collegiate year, will be tendered by tbe President to tha Treasury of th* Confederate States. Orphan* of deceased, and daughters of indi gent Masons, will, as heretofore, continue to re ceive gratuitous tuition. Cheapness to patrons and thoroughness to pu pils, are aimed at in tha system proposed to be pursm and N • pad a or expense will be spared to seuurv the beat talent lor the various Departments, to be t.rtlutivefy selected Don among Southern*!!. A Preparatory Department Is attached to the College, where particular attention will be given to lay tug well tha foundations of education, as absolutely necessary to further successful ad vancement. The useful, the practical, and the ornament*’, will be sought to be blended and developed throughout the whole regimeof the rnetituti< n. Th* moral and religious culture of pupil* will be scrupulously kept iu view. % French and Spauish will be taught by a lady perfectly conversant with both ti es* languages. Tha Musical Department will be taught by a gentK man, ntsistcJ by an acoomglisbed lady, both possessing experience and genius to an em inent degree, and occupying tine social posi tions. The late President resigning to attend to pri vate affairs, united with the retired Vice-Presi dent and the Trustees in couitneudiog the Insti tution, under its present direction, to the put lie con fidau co. The President is honored with most compli mentary credentials from Bishou ri. F. Pierce. Hons. Joseph 11. Lumpkin. T. R. R. Cobh, and Col. W. 11. Jaokson, President of the Board ,1 Trustees of Mercer University. Covington, tbe location of the College, Is pleas ant and healthy. Board can be obtained from sl4 to sls per month—sl2 to 14 in ordinary times. By order of the Presidential Board. JOHN HARRIS, D. and. M. President of tbe Board. W. W. Clarke. Seo'y, sept 4—ddlß. 3. BPUAS. ’* i • .I. rs i .hi iii'-., i ur. Ifroitii a , COLUMBUS. OKOB - - f ’ - ■. , i’KV TD,.\i tV.ATnt * \K K f jfX'Tik -m xfrjrJSiidßi s <TKRUN< SILVER XP! V i Kl* •’ \Ri HAIR WOHK.. /* besutlfni > anefcy of Patterns I will make t >c. ■*■,) )■ *od *■ .y.* ya !■•> ro r. I A csr-’f ‘ CLOC R ■ * R'V KT,R V *iepar*d *v ‘'oHip- ie u i **l ‘ v —►Uuo s**t*4i'* 4 A N lOM * \ X s . ♦ • * SRvcr, fv.ry L Mud M-*l- rlu f.ry Cj - k ; ,d if ot iI,W ...nuf ..... . .. . .-1,..... I •uviit.i'o att/mina fa!i to any Si” a, n4 will sh< *it it- i‘- -* %*>..- tefiu Purj W■ J Gtu.l, Core .< t .*• ’• Haid di h r~m-■ FBBTK6 MS M-illlli v f i lli, n ! v tin COXeUMBIfSb *X a X2XKJ&I& COLQUITT & WARDEN, li IMI 111 I’ll STREBT. ARE PREPARED TO EaECUTE 1% vb ,Hflt r !U.> 8 & \3S In every Style of tlie Art [ T J ! i, !A II 0) ?<; () ‘si S ffU YA :l . AND WITH DISPATCH. Tliey have also a complot BOOK-ltlN.tliKUl’, /% 81(1 Mill (Mil ll|l I tOO I* M 111 II > %t\li Ol ( ‘<)|i!'l'K- J*s. < *#Mif )V|,’t> ?t), Saddles, Harness, &c. LET IT BE REMEMBERED THAT SHERMAN &UO. Air still or hand and leaJy lo sive gonit liargaiiii* in h a tun, c *. iiau a r.HH, (MSiiii M Leather, &c., &c. For llie CaL or Aopiovrc t'redit !! W lo Sll KRM A N X*CO. ,v. IU 11..1.,1 • ..liinitiiw (I, t oniiuMo, FcNusry 7, i**it —dw t Pallets Willi W hoitt V*l *J| rli*-> .!•*.. . y TO HIIJRE A lIKKL\ N Eif KO BOY, < wquire .f ” ii n PiiELPs. August It* It m WANTED, To bire a(I ,0.l 0.-ok Ai>-!v 1n,m,1 : 1.1, t. S. HOTHCIULOS* 880 ixotiii; To Farmers & Planter . riISIBSIB'S PIIOSPI lOl’Ki; i VI a N ilanfi ilab'd > (>. ‘: ) i “V.’ ■’ :: ilrcady i|,t.d lug. ~U r l „ lus (••iiiinfarnMon. Our Funner* xmJ Planters ate rvqaeat.l to -,-nd in their OKtcrsimutedtntcty lo inattredeliver v in tunc for , u*s, W#are ww ut* fur * i* tl r. : •“I’l'ir uiMivjio t'o|i|liil)it, (St-r r tltwtf I’IKK IIOTJSK, Uniou Spring-t, Ala. , • tnil .11. \ 11 ■ ■ , r w HBarTiii M,(.,v tnd (iir,irl Hai i 01. i* it, 1 111 •<■■■ ‘■ ■• .... ii„ r,<, rusiomers. and i* n.n surpi**. .1 fiy any in this uection ot connlrv tor the coaveuicnrc >!its :ucommod,ilium (i\c ua • all and prove what we ssv JOHN M FRx/lKli, Janttti— dlv FKANh JAIKrtoN SILVER RUN HOTEL, Seal'rt Depot. * .. I'HIB well known hou. i* -ul 1/Rl -” 1 kept ill Its usual good .od.o and has aceommodattons for ai; who ■ i _rn;t> . ail. VHHpHS The present Proprietor w non ins fro the roml’on ..('his customers JuuXn-wly K R. UILBKRY GKOKUIA, Msrton fount)', TWO MONTHS after date, application will ba A .made to the Hon. Court of Ordinarv of said County, for leave to sell the lands belonging to the estate of Mary Mctfarrsh, late of said county, deceaavd. JAMES Met]ARRAH, Adm’r. Out. 14, 1861 -w2tn. NOTXOn. Tb subarriber offer, for sale a valuable ■ Farm in the 7th Du trie tot Worth coup- i .consisting of dwo at res.,f Und, lib or i JL teb \. res open Lauds, anew U;n House and 1 r w upon the plane. IXO or K 1 head of Cattle,abou | the same number of hog*, and Ml head of sheep lerim. will be made u ouimodalingand alrit-liy <• *'!•■ \ U * ,n,,t Enquirem Albany at Jas j • nil Livery Htahles. fordir^rtions tn the pl.ec Jun. 4-wM II KENDALL | tM K K((’ AN .V ATCHHB !■> O 4Mi <• 11.VEft r„i, * - - 1 N, ‘’ i -ent ■IPST ULCKIVEI) j ltc Volunteer's Hand Hook, •Inly l- By J. W. PKASK. lands foh walk. I wiii e*U my ptantaiioti where 1 , - I river * * PhHJ acres cleared , good wait r, good Vi'-WAllvg ‘“•’'C improved j 4.000 acres in sen icnient, g>.d nulls on the premi e* I iiese lands can be divided to U ‘i 1 * l ,a * ‘J*I*s 1 * 5 want to buy near each other A1... ... HWl.il., h..i lan.mi, land In E,rl, nmn't ...in n. lh bi, i„„| Ui.lmm, of Ka,iy und llnkn,,. rlf Mr!., i k ’ l l*'-in<-ni* n’ ii ti ir *• t. am, m;tn> scauering lots. | will ►.|j |,, w M> r sidenrc ii„ clay >enntg (ia . nine miles brl low Fort (James, and Eleven fu.ni Blakely I will •ell all tuy p.oprrty on thepU.ce If lean. There is | the nee o one hundred n. gn.ee, and stork in pr .pot ‘r'of the DlVce- ,ki * ~Wr<t* l l‘ 4hH b bought ,1, elth juteK wii. m w Strayed, -J\ .r.. m, nfrC..lt..ti (rH', , 1 *. ull B r H"* •'* ran I.M ’ i mtLmC . J„ 1 tailed. With on., white hind foot i ■ nil nklb A BOitahle rer.i will bw K i„n f„ r j hi, Jtliv.rjr to me, or any information eoneern. tng turn will be thankfully re-vive,!. may SO—wtf *lut K j. [jbo”'N. I Stll.D OI T ! /■ ... MrdOl CIl . C.bavli,, U,e,.,wrJ , ’ • . “I ‘*'“*• <■ mm! .‘ae, v Ut, rnt.io ,a,H,|ue.( all lli.ee laUeb.O i no-, oj ooh. ...ouii’io oome 1,-rwai.t aitl.oul . ,: ’ r.Mhef one of Ih* Arm ran fce ‘•u tid .'iu- • stand to an* n 10 iu in- ss ( j. i. Mcuorui’ jf 00. j ’ ltK ‘• ti 7—wlm No VALE INSTITUTE a 111BEKT, GA. V"Sv TIIKi,-,, Mrktol .ill 0,00 Vaa°N MONDAY,JANUARY 14 ti.l con tin uc five month*. • I Competent Teacher* will be in attcudanc*- Hoard can be had with the Principal* and private fUnulie* nf near residence* on reasonable terms For t other particulars send fur a catalogue. There are seven reason* why this Beh,m| rura no nd* itself to pubin notice in prefersa.e i.. of our popular schools. Ist. The healthiulness oft he location. Id Its (>e#ties* lion all th** vice* which tend to aUure the mind from deep and earnest application to 5d Tb thotoughn. -• and diligence to which th | Student * subject* d—J emg taught that he has no ■ time tv waste Ith V.,al music is a ail? sverrise, fre ofeharse m wlu. lt the whole sch<*,*t join in the sweet accents , huh arouses the tired intellect, and lestores elas tu ny to the dumping mm# h. The *lfurts made to develop* the mmdby the use of practical Instruction at the eip* use ol the tnipr.irlHal tVlh. The deep interest mnnileated by the Teachers Trustees,and ( Uiaens. give* it that social and lively aspect, mj hartii.iiiioiis to tiu- youthful mind—ren dering the s. hool-houss n pleasant resort to the stu dent msiead of a house of dread ami hatred. 7th The systematic manner In which the school! * conducted. .“Heaven's first law” i* adopted and practiced. A H. KHIJERL’ Principal. CuUibert. Oa., Dec.l4 Ktl Ain I* ot the St-at ot War. Just received and for sale, for cash, by Ju!y*9 % J. W. I GENEVA ACADVEY. The Exercise# of thn ichool wiL commence on the SKCn.VD MON- JANUARY. | The Principals of this School have gone to a great deal of trouble and expense tobnild up a school on an equality with I the beet, and no effort will be .spared to make ; everything agreeable. French, Latin, Greek, and all other branches i tHually taught in our Colleges wilt be taught in ! the above. Music will also be taught in full, j Board can be bad for any number of pupils on j the most reasonable terms. j The Principals ate fully capacitated for their j business, and will do all iu their power to make ! the school take high rank. Principal Male Dep’t L. R. McNAMAR, “ Female “ Mia# L. tiTOKKS. •Jevova, Dec. 28—w’l LeVcrt Ft ir.ale Uollcgc, TALBOTTON, GA THE Exercises ofthis Instuuiion wu be rußumud on the Monday in Jan lary next- A i-• >-!.)•#* has been undertbe charge of Mr W B. HE XLei, aud we do not hesitate to say. ! Gist a more gentlemanly and efficient Teacher is not to he found anywhere in the State. In our opinion i he possesses rare talent* lor conducting a remalt | t’ollefe He malntainsexcelient disciplme.’preserver admirable order, and ad vatea his puptls with a ra pidity we have never befor* seen surpassed. Mr H. is a native Georgian and a Graduate of the Georgia I niversity. It ih his purpose to devote himself exclu sively to the noble occupation in which he is now en rageiY He merits the patronage of he public and we trust’hat a generous people will sustain him E fl. Worrili, Judge HC. Wtn M Uruwu, Hr T B Turner, Thomas A. Brown A. F. Owen, Win. J. Weekea, J .tin T Blount, Dr. A Wynne, Tklhotton.Gs., 18th Dec —wtf. Hamilton Female College, Hamilton, Ga. * * The Spring Seasion of this instttu at tion will commence on Tuesday the 22d day of January, 1801. ffh&kffinyra The College is furnished wl.h a well selected Chemical and Philosophical Ap paratus,and with good musical instruments. The Course of Instruction is thorough and complete, embracing all the Lraochea usually ! taught in the best Colleges. For Catalogue, a-Jurves I. li. LOVELACE, Pres t Boccuipcr ‘Ai , PLANTATION AND STOCK FOR SALE, 1 have come to the conclusion to return to North Carolina, as my roiativesare ail there H er,bo, 1 wish to s**ll all that I possess in J2L. Georgia* 1 have a beautiful tittle sumtnci o-<detKe 14 miles north of C olumbus, Us. and near tbe Troy Factory Thiee hundred acres ol good ’ Land, well improved; about ISO in s good stateoi : cultivation; good dwelling house, negro houses, barn, stables, gin house and screw; farming utensils of ail kinds; cows, hogs, mules-, wagons, household and kitchen furniture,corn and foddei, and varmusother articles too tedious to mention. In s first rate neigh borhood,fond neighbors and good society. Please caliand luuk at uiy land and stock. H it BRINflriF! D M:iy ?th wtf I, \ .VD Fi K SALE. ; 1 wIU sell my PUuUtn-u in ltuel) Cos. milus south of I’i’hee Post office hfHlriing Seven Hundred and Twenty Veres with two hundred A<ti* cleared. Thie p!a t has a dwelling, good gin bouse aoU screw, • negro house# and kitchen, aud -Ji other neeescary • uthuifding- Any person wishing to make eu qttiry arc referred to VV. L. rillMsu, C-datubos, G*., or my wlf on tho Plantan t. • H art 1 li PKuWN. 11 I'M l* Si MKtS I’UKK. tJU u.d'f BAKNAKH t dmlklitrjtaß'i sale. Wil Iw vo'dte iJV i i< • !.•>*l Horn*. /•> i.k *use a, Chat a hoo .e i o.iii!', (.a on it •• us’ Ton da .in D eo er i • \ , mi inn tha • a ki-'tirs ofnte the nods b<j Miifimfin )h’ ,-a* e ii A<iOils <-.|b d*c. a cl, coll -liuoi'.i o i-.-wi.g *.•••. -t) I lot ho * 13. i <• w est Ia If lot 1> Vl*i, uiul llie weal ha tof oi No —in id X- I disDirlof >h it county, .coma uing 4*Hia'*c if •■ or i*- S• 1 subj ct lo the w dow’o i dow-r, i* o ilrl il<- l uinl oi Oidii.ary ol rad oe*l— wiUtl J< “til'll U 88. Ad.M‘r tituiliiUtraiui’i sals. U r 11.1. be Hold hatoie the t vmi House door in LWMvta, 4 battahoocNcw county, Ua. on the ! lirst Tueda> in December next, within the 181 Hours of sale ihe pisntati’ ii and negroes be.ongmg !■> the estate of diaries D. Wales, deceased. The lauds being ptrts of lota IT-4, f? and ITf, id the Ttfa : illsi rift ot said count. Detain ns about :um) acres, a j iarge portion of which u open and in i u livatmn.and will. iinpHr>: fiVorabiy w th ihe best ii| lands in rt VV tieorgis, There are nine iikaly negroes, towit. two men. Freeman and Tom, and tin* following nrlsand boys, Louisa. I‘ma, Adalme, Wmny, Hen ; iv, Warner and Levi liy virtue of an order ofthe *‘oun of Ordinary ofsßiJ county | Terms made known on the day of sale. I.AFa* KTI E HARP. A dm’ r. Oct. Ifi.;iß6l wtds. (■KOiU.IAi ItluicugcaCounly. R.ULK Nidi—Court of Ordinary, September , Texiu, 1861. Marah Ann Jeter, Ad in oust rut rix of the estate ol William I, Jt*-r deceased, having applied for dismis sion, U t* ordered that itl persons nice rued show j cause, t any ib-y have, why said Adminisiialrii | Bhoiiid not be dismisse at the f’ottrt of Ordinary to ) be held in and tor said < ounty, on th first Monday 1 iu April m xt ; ami that this order be published at- J fordinrtdlawr. | A true t-xirar l from the minutes ot said Court. JNO. JOfINAoN j Sep .21 l%il—wftin Ordinary. GEORGlA—Chattahoochee Cuatilj . TWO M<)Nl IIH slier date appliraiir n will be made to the Court of Ordinary for said county Dr leave to sell thv and and negroes belonging lo the estate of AqutUa Cobb late t said lonntv. deceased. JOBRplf COBB Adm’r. Aug 19,1861. ’ 11WO mouthsaller date application will be made to •1 the* oortof Ordinary of said county, for leave to sell the land and negroes belonging to the estate ! °* William Williamson deceased, late of said coi nty O li McKEE, Adm’r. ) July *9. li*n.-~du. AdiiiinintratorN Vale j WILL he sold before the court house door at (usae ta in ('hattahoorbe county Georgia, by virtue of an | order troiN the Court ot Ordinary tor said county, on ihs first Tut *Ay in Octob r id it wuhin the lawful ‘ hours of -ale ml the lands hetonsir gto tbe estate ot j.A B Aud.n dtreoacod 10-wH Lot uumbei c’giity live .WM ihe nt h,r Dutnct of raid Count > I lung %■ acres m. r . or |.-s, also, east half ot tot I nmulrer cighty-ibur (hi) in said district aid county containing ill acres also VI 1 2 acr* s n.oie or less of ! Im ol land number tevrniy stX (76) in said dwtiict I and county Maaing in all lour humired and eight I acres mo . or le.s There is a horn 360 acres In rutli- J lion iv good dwelling house on the plenums and other improvetuenls tokrahly good. Term* made known on the day of sale. JOHN tiIINMRI.L, Adm’r I ( -DstU Ua ,Aug |B, ihtit. Aug X> id Georgia, f haitsh ouclits ( ssntyi Court of OrdiHm-tf. August Term, 1861. ! David Wvmi and t > Vugwatu* Wyun, f | Ex’re ot the Will of *. P>Mr H ,/f ~,!emn hrm. Thomas II Wyun, det and. jT i* ordered by the l -.itrl that 1 Immas t lower, 1 min *r grandson of Thomas If Wynn, deceased, j who reside without this totate.be required to ap pear before said t ourt on the second Monday ia November nett, being an Adjourned Term of the | • ourt, and at# ihe proof in solemn form of tha will I of ijxid Thomas H W ynn, and contest the same If ! be desi-eapt do so. Further ordered that (his rule be published in lenusof the law. (liven und< r my hand and official signature, th e j Ait c u*i .ail, 1 e*o i j Aug 13 w3m to. W, PARKER, t>rd. A N D J K H t l K i> . liPPIISIT! FUST UlTlil. UKtllHtlA, Marlon ( oinityi KI.LK N ISI Marion ('ourt of Ordinary. 11 111. UK A* Wr.iata ¥ Harlow having made ap | estate ol Marth* E Harlow . *le. eased ‘ l These arc therefore to cite and adm null ail am* j “ingut ir ;b<* kindred and credi ors of said dereaeeA to Pc and appear at uiy ofir, e on the liist Monday in AovemU r, t ■ o. . .use -t an \ they have, why said lew w “hen .t no- he erante i to stld applicant *c enrdiu* to law Uiven undv r my hand at office, this Rentemtwr Ifith, 1 MAl.tiiM HAIR, j OKOROIA—Marion County: 1 WO MONTHS after date application will be mads to hc Court of ordinary tor leave to sell the land belonging to the estate of .lobn Uriffin, late of said county, deceased. A. CHAMPION, Kg‘or. Sept. 2S, 1861. 2m UKOKGIAe AI iiscogc* C nunlyi VOTIt'E TO HEHToHH AM) < KEDITORH •V A:l ,. U*/* ‘ l '* indebted to the estate of John >voo folk, dei and, are requested to make inunedtate payment, and all having claims’ against said estate are requested to present them duly proven, within •he tint-prescribed by law or they will he debarred Jo* v\ WOLFOI,K,f VV.M G. W OOI.FOLK, S Bl n '* ’ ‘ **S 1,1 ! ‘“''l |i, OKORGIA —Marion County: ••■ Wkna4 A t. het ourt of Ordinary •• t said count v. for leave rg to the estate of Wilsy R..h. erson, late of said county, ee*d 7 a„„. „ CMOS** l BOOOBIIH, AdK-f, Bept- 9, I*6l w'iin ‘ ! Marlon l ountyi T ZXr h9 * n "*''* PPl‘* ttonwillbe made to ... the Honorable Court ol Ordinary, <>i said county. lo *”' 1 u ‘he land and negrues belong mg to the e-tate of James Duke, late o?said county and FRANCW A. DUKE, * r . 4 DMtNl§TtkT<‘R6 Ah\ E - Wil he Poldbe'oie A. thi Court house H vorlfi Oumeti Chi oocbe.- Cos may. L a on tl e Q.si Ti.c day m Be--i-e r |P within tbe legal hours ff -a e ailibe laud beonvn.J tojtf to e*m e ,-f Wui am (’ hb de eared cont.vnit l th-ee hu died a *e* mo. - r ?,*, m the Sfid diairi* t of .aid county toad ‘a ds ue we 1 improved * i abo t 13* acie open. Bold subject t-- diw\ dower b* o der f me Court of Ltidu.ary ot ,* j connty Terms t> mi • known on the da of * H le O. I COBH. Ad •cHI wtds MARY a Ct'BH. Adni’x GEORGIA—TayIor County: VOTK E TO DBBTORB AND t REDIToHto . lv All persons indebted to the estate of R h Rucker, late of said county, deeceased. are hereby requited to make inuuediuie pay mem, and ail person* having Demands against stud deceased, are notified to present them to me properly proven within the time prescribed by law. FIELDING to RUCKER, Ei’r July 15— w4od Administrator's Sale. Uri Ll. he sold on the Ist Tuesday in January next before tha Court House door in Hamilton, Ham. county, Gh., within tbe legal hours of sale’ the land and negroes belonging to the estale-of W n lum Wii) n> m-on, >a e of said county, deceased Pari of I ot nu mber ’i S 9o *J 7. .. g u ” ** ** id 4 in Tsibot connty. *• ** •* Vuu. lii all a.m acres more or less, all in Harris county except Itu acres a. it lying in Tall ot (v tilch will i,* sold in Talboitou on tbe ssiue day ) toaid pmulses all in on* bo:y Also, 3 Negroes- H ruU 0 years old; Goudy 30; Frank :2, Hill 36; 11.-nrv IT; Manuel 3; Aaron II; Elbeit I ; Gus. e, W'ora>l t; Qurm Stand two small girls, one lour and toe outer two yeais old sold or the benefit of th*-he is and creditors Terms made known on .he day of sale GEORGE IF M. KKE. Adm’r October 14th—dtds GEORGIA. Marlon Count}': YI T HEREAto Amanda M llutt applies for letiei. Yv of Administration on the estate of Eiberiu- C. Hilt, lam < I said county, decea ad: 1 hese are therelore lo cue and admonish all and singular, the kindred andc~edi on of said deceased, to be and appear at the Court of Ordinary in and for said eoui ty, sod Hie their objections, if any they have, oiherwise snid letters will be granted on -.hr first Monday in I>e ember next. Given under my hand and official signature, th . Oct. X.l, 1661. MAI.COM HAIR, Ordinary Oct. 14, 1-01 w?od Ail in Inlstrsloi ’* Bale. \VTILL he sold before the Court House door iii the ** town of linena Vista, Marlon County, Ga on the first Tuesday in December next, wuhin tbe leg... hours of sale, all the Lauds brlongn g to the.estam of Wiley K. Roberson. b> virtue of an order* of the Court of Oidmary ol Marion county, via; seventy five acres more or let*, of lot No eighty one, ong lastly tn the ihnly rtisi district of Lee, n >w Manon coun'y toold tor ihe bauefit of ihe heirs and ertd itors Tertis mad-kn<-w non the day ot *ai*. I HUM Art L. R ilHiElito, Adui’r October 14 - w!a AduiliiUtrnlot'i to w I e Ur ILL be sold before the Court House duoi n the li s n ui burns Viia Marion county, Ga on first Tu sday in De* eii.bcr n* it, within ihe less hours ol sale, by virtue ut an order ot the Court ot Urdu.aiy of said county, ail the lands belonging t> the esiau of James D ik , dec.eaveit, to wiCnum iwrs 4n and 17, liny -seven an* •lf of sokth-we<t corner of number thin the 4th district of originally Mus< ogt-e niw Marion county; south half ot nun. bei 34 iu the 3 si dot ru t ol ...r-g-naiiy Lee nuw Ma rion county Hold f>r the b<nrfii{ol the heirs am; creditors Tt ims made known cn the day ofaaic HUMtIDA. DC h E. Adu. r. Oct. I Wtds. Auiuluiilrtloi't Sale. At’ ILL be sold before the t ourt House door in th - ““ tow aof touena Vista.m Miin Couuty, Ga on the brut Tuesday ih January next, wuhin the lags! hoc.isol sale, by virtue of an order of tne C'oult oi ttrdmary of said county, ail the iand-r r longing to the .ante ci Mary M Garran, dsiease-l town tooulirhuil of .ot number iour iu toe twenty fu b district ot ssi i conn >. con tali, (ng u l’. 4 a. i • mo err .e-N Ten t* made known on the ’ay of sale JA Vr Eto M< t. A lilt All Adii.'i Oiilsbl ilh 18 I w ..1 - A DMINIto rUATOR'B HALE—WiII be sold . ore Lite Cou i House duor in the town <•! I n-s. •a. * h ctcuhoochc-e county, t orgia, <*n the first ‘1 u • day In N*v mber m ti. . it:.in ihe law fill hour* of sjj,- ibs fi* k>w ng lands, to-wn Lot of Land, nuuitu r w. bu'o'r* and end lo .neen, and he East half of lot ot lami it tun tier two liu-oied and thirteen, all m the lfiiiiy-S* coiid di tru. nf said county, conta uing 3c u acres, more ,fi ** M stol sid tandw in cultivation, and writ he *%.id as h. purely ot nanniel joi.i . lute of .i and • uoty, <•.. ■ Terms made ku w n on da\ of sah V’ II I I A M HAGLE* . r..s*e a Ga . t0e,.1 1 IS.U Adm’r sep<7wld GEORGIA —Marion County: f)TICB Tti BKBTCIRB AND < .{EDITORS. J W All persons indebted to tl e estate ot W.iev R,, son, dec ’ and , are requested to make inmiediaie pay me ni. and all pets >n* having (lain s against said o tate, .ire request* and to present them duly proven With in th* lime prescribed by law , or they w iii not lie pant TIIOMtS 1.. ROnCEKH. Adm'i Heat. 9, IMA I. w fit GEORGIA—TayIo County: tpWO months after date application will bemad* 1 lo the Hon. Court oi Ordinary ol said >ounty, tor leave to soil the l.iml-i aiid negro* -*, belonging to the estai • i*t Barnett (Joslln late of said county, dec’d. for diatrmutiun among the legatees . HIRAM DRANE. Adm’r July 15, 1861 —wtrn. A DMIMHTKATnR’d BALE. Will be sold he /Ikfore the-(>Hirt House door in ihe tow n ofCu* •eta, Ch ittahoochee county. Ga , ou the first Tue*. day in l>e eotber next, within the legal hours ... sale, ,h-* following property town One hundred and six anu . half acre * of land off the west aide oi Lo of land No 4( in ihe 3Jd distrirf of raidronniy (nioshy riearet)); aUo cue negro woman, Mart*, atiout 35 years and soul as the property of Nathan iel Cobs, deceased. Terms made known on the day of sale Oct. 7—wtds JOMH A J. COBB Adn.’r GBoßGlA—Chattahoochee County: rp WO mon; hs after date application will b made 1 to the lion ('ourtof Ordinary for said county for leave to sell the lands and negrot a belonging t-> the estate of Wm Cobb, 1 teolsatd county, dee’d O. L. COBR. ) 4 . M.CUiBfl ( Admit Oct 6, 1561 —w Yin GEORGIA, 31arloii Count y. A \V. l avis having made ippllc. lion to me for letters of admin: strut ion, with the Will annexed, ou the estate of Margaret In graham, ate of said county deceased. These are therefore to,ct*i ind admonish all and sit gular the kindred and redtrirsof said dec’d toapjiear at my office and shew cause, why said letters shoud not be gr inted ; otherwise said administration will be (ranted to said applicant ou the first Monday in toeptviuber next Given under my hand and official signature this the JulyH’J, Dfbl. Mal.cOM IlAlß.Ord July 39- w3od Vi ilham F. Lane, < list lit boor he- Hupertor v# - f Court, Marc h Term, D.61 Paschal Perry, (Rule to establiah Lost Rs A Harah J Perry ‘ cetpt IT api*eartng to in* court by the return ot the Bhei iff that tonrati J perry one ol the defendants is the above case cannot be found: It is iid red th l said defendant answer si the nett term ot ibis court, farther ordered that this rule lie puh!t-bed intern. of the law A true transcript from the minutes of said Court Given under my hand and official signature this April 9th, tbf*l. John f Daniel. Clerk April IS- I4tu GEORGIA—Chat tahooebee county: 4\ T III RF.ah Hilliaid !,. Williams applies for let ’ V r * Guardianship ol the person aud prop, ty of William Robinson, orphan of John R.bi, l b< deceased: AH persons who areronre rued, are required to shew cause.it any they have, withui the time prescribed by law, w hy letters of Guardianship should i.c.i be grar. ted to tbe said appUcaut on the first Monday tu Men temher nett i., utid.r invlunitand nirtl ihiol.r Sth of July, iHol STEPHEN W PARKER, Od. July 15. 1861 w94*d. GEORGIA - Chattahoochee County • John J. McKendree applies to me * * tor Letters of a. uu< istr.tn.i, on the estate Drury M.ms. latent the State of Ala bain * deteas ed, situate in said ounty. This is therefore to cite and admonish ail and sin gular those interested to be and appear at my ofh> - within the tune prescribed by law, to show cause it any they have why said letters should not be grain ed to sa*d applicant on the fiist Monday ia October nett. Given under my hand andofficial s grature, August * W. P ARK Lilt Ordinal> Kept‘i, inf. 1. ftt QEORHlA—Muscogee County: Court of Ordinary January Trrm, 1861. lt( LIC SI i ( ll7lllߣAfl, John H Docier, Eexecutor of th YT VN ill of Richard lioxier, deceased, petitions tin* Court tor letters ot Dinmiutiont It is thsrelore ordered, thst ail persons concerned show csi.se If any they have, why said Eiecutoi should not be dismissed at the Court of Ordinary to be held in and for asuf county on the first Monday in August to xt, and i hat lliia order he published in lerin of the law. A true extract from the minutes of said Court, Jan IhtTl, IH6I. Janll —w6m JNO. JOIINfrON, <>rd Paschal I‘errv, J Chattahoochee * u pert<>r Con ft ? March Term. IMil 1 Harsh J. Perryt ) Lissl yoa In voice. T appearing to the Court by the return of Hie Hheriff that ibe defendant does not reside in said county, nor In said Htate: It m therefore ordered that said defendant appear and answer at the next term of this Court, or the ease be considered in de fault snd the pi nut iIT he allowed to proceed; further ordered, that this rule he published in the Columbus Times unt-c a month tor four months. A true trsnerript from the mum e* ofaaid court. Given undertny hand and official signature, this April Pth, 1861 JOHN F DAME!„ Oleik April IS—sibu, Administrator's Note. Uf’ILI. be solo before the Court-house door in the town ofCusMU, Chattshochee county.Gs ,on the Ist Tuesday in t*etober next within the utua. hours of sale, part ofints of land No# 18 ftf and 90. in the f>th dsetrict of originally Muscogee n< w Chattahoochee county, containing about 30() sere* Hold as the real estate of Mel'ord Jones, deressed, streealny tosn order of the Court of Ordinary *<t Muscogee county Hitd land Is situated near the town of Cusseta, and from its locality and auality is very desirable. Terms made known on the day of sale^ Martha jONgg.Aiiin'i, inns 10, 1861—wtds
