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About The Columbus weekly times. (Columbus, Ga.) 1858-1865 | View Entire Issue (Dec. 23, 1861)
Sill 111 ltfM firw. Bmod Curor- Have you wilt# end whet's ths prioe? Balt Monitor—sl6 par sack, or $4 per bushel. Bacon—Gracious me’ I can’t pey that price, I want it for $1,50 por aaelr. Salt—Hare yon any bacon to Mil, bow muob it it por pound f Baoon--Well, I don't exactly cart to aoll, but aa a favor you can have some for Vt conta por pound. Salt—Your baoon Is very food, and 1 suppe** 1 mail tako *oui. How much salt do yo* uar to loma 1,000 pound*. Buxm—Wall, IV. l>u.hel< will -'• M.,b. a buibel. Salt—ls yon oaa cura pound# with i' buahola, It will ooat jqv tro dollar*. Won't It? Baoon- Woll, I m t much at figuring, but 1 reckon you are *■**•*• Salt- The", friend Bacon, if’my aalt at $!6 a aack wiU moke your bacon coat you only. % u cent, a pound more than when you paid me 91,60 per aack for aalt, bow ia It you charfe me Uh cent* a pound for bacon, when you uied to aeli it at 10 oente ’ Bacon Well, iny friand*Balt, f like to get a* much ae 1 can for my baoon. Salt remained silent—laying nothing—re mained hi a pillar of salt.— Norfolk Day Hook. Beidue Bi ankk to an He no—On# of the bridge burnera, convicted by tbe (.'curt Martial, now in eeaeion bare, will be hung to-day near Oamp Sneed, on the railroad, juat wen of the Marble Works. Conaidarable curiosity wai man ifested by the public yesterday at aight of tbe gallows which was being erected. A number of people visited the place to tbe afternoou, under tbe impression, that the execution would take place yesterday. KncsoiUt Hegioter, 11 th. A Chinch or Six Ts mint in East Teenei filß.—A correspondent of the Knoxville Regis ter, writing from Bradley county, under date of the lllh mat., informs flint paper, that since tne Menage of Lincoln haa reached that county, scarcely a Union’man can be found all declare themselves for the South. One or two hundred of them have joined the Southern army in the last forty-eight hours. There ii a muob better feeling than has ever prevailed in the community before. The people eay they have been misled by their lenders m re gard to the policy of the Northern government. They cannot be sold to Abolitiondoin. Brad ley county i# going to furnish a regiment for the Confederate army. — • i How is it.—The Atlanta papers say salt ia bald there at sls end $lB jter link, and will probably go up to S2O. We thought Governor Brown bad brought It down tu a living price I RaaiosATio*.—Col. K. 0. Williama haa re signed bin office (ft Comptroller of the Htate of Florida, for tbe purpose of entering the service. Walter (iwynn, of Tailahasiioe, baa been chosen ble successor. — ■■ —a m Thb Pltei of PHRRTica.—Some Boston mer chants have been paying Prentice, of the Lou isville Journal, a solid testimonial of his fron ton. There is also a project ou foot In Now Tork to raise money enough to purchase fifty thousand reams of paper to be presented to Ueo. D. Premise. _ Fmniso tnrim Lbvbi,.—Mr. Lincoln, in his late mea'age, rscominouda the recognition of Hayti and Liberia, and the establishing of friendly intercourse with them. Congress will doubtless respond, and then we shall soon see Nambo end Dinah elegantly Installed at Wash ington, the odoriferous associates of the wives and daughters of the Lincoln ministry. Wall, f itia thoir taste, w* say let them enjoy It.— Sav. Reji, Borwixp Los* ok a Vassal, with Thirty Ltva#.—Nothing has beau heard of the packet schooner Melrose, running T aria oath and Boston, since the 20th ult., and it is supposed abc has gone down with till on board—thirty one souls, including several belonging in Boston. - Arrkbt or Uaivao (Statea Naval Orncaar. - -Boston, Dec. tl.—The following nevy lieuten ants, recently from the Kast India squadron, were consigned to Fort Warren to-day, charged with disloyalty: WilliamT. Olasael, ofVirglala; Alexander M. Deßras, of Virginia: Julian My era, of Georgia and Dulaney A. Faust, of Mary land. -a *■ Tub Urkat Eastern.—A Londou letter says, nautical men here expreee very discouraging opinions in regard to the Greet Eastern. They think it doubtful whether she will ever make another trip, and think that after remaining a while at Mitfurd liavco, she will be converted into a bath bouse or floating hospital. *m a- awn Komartjc fcTOur KxnoDED.—The New Or leans Volta explodes the bit of literature wbiob appeared in tbe Brooklyn (N, Y.) Timet, pur porting to be founded on a love end matrimonial affair, in which lion. John blidell and Capt. Wilkes figure ae rivals for tlie.satne fair hand. The Done, saya: “Mr. Blidell came to Louisiana ia 1824 or ’25, and Captain Wilkes want inti, th* naval service ft uni North Carolina perhaps about the same period. Mr. Slidell married his wife about 1840. She ia a Creole lady, aud Capt. Wilkes was as far removed front her knowledge aud her thoughts at the time of hor marriage hs Louisiaua orange blossoms and female beauty arc removed from Connecticut snows aud pumpkin piety.” Os Louisiana sugar there has beau sold more than ton thousand hogsheads, of molasses more than sixty thousand harrelf of the present crop than wore sold at this date last year. Though prices ruled low, they ere better tbau they were in 1853, at our last large crop. But for the heavy cost and great difficulties of transporta tion, tbe demand of the Confederate States for sugar end molasses would be fullv equal to the product of thia State, and afford handsome pay ing rates. This feet was greatly doubted somo time ego. As the Northwest was in the hsbitjof buying a large portion of our crop, it was apprehended that tbe loss of that market would be a serious damage to our sugar'produci rs. It Is very obvi ous that this is an error, and that with proper facilities and means of transportation our products would oommaud excellent rates and be entirely consumed within the Confederate States. Voder the operation of the Northern tariff, tbe island sugars must advance to rates which will enable our producers to crowd them out of the Southern market and to monopolice ii—Nia Or Us in* Volta, )3fA. JUT* General Fremont atteuded service at Henry Ward Beecher's church on Bunday, and the congregation rose cn rassse ae the General and Captain Jesse entered. Mr. Beecher treated them to a characteristic diecuuise on ‘greatness. After the service tbrf people made a rush for the General's pew and detained # hiin half au hour with band- shakiug, and when ha waa seated in hie carriage at the church door, they crowded the street aud gave him three cheers. Oould such a scene ocour in any other ehoreh ! i A Uolpkm mat.—'"Never be critical upon 1 the ladies,” was the maximum of an old Irish peer remarkable for his homage to tbe sex; “the only way iu the world that a true gentleman evtr will attempt to look at tbe faults of a pretty woujiu, is to okot kit ryot.” A 11 tl too lived correspondent of tbe Boston Transcript tolls n harrowing tola of a big bow is knife, which be found stuck three inches deep in a negro cabin door. ‘‘Captain John frowd him knife” at a negro wbo dodged It. 6o a negro told the Yaukee nincompoop. Perhaps tbe lie is ofhisowa invention. More bouses have Dean built at Hilton Head in one month than we have bull at Manassas lo six. Tbe Yankees bare “set I up shop” there for life as they imagine. COUNCIL PROCEEDINGS. COUNCIL CHJftfEKR, i Dm xwsiiu > Council met pursuant to adjournment. Prw.nl hi. honor I>. <>■ W**""” AU.. Dooglu, Joh—>, B .i>ck, 80r.ni.., Bivinr. U**'** o "’ Wrlh *> , -'K' ,D ’ dpear and Bfpto* Absent- ‘tld. Cr*G. Min~<** of las* meeting read and approved, vy Aid. Peabody:—Tbe Committee to whom was referred the duty of deviling a plan for fill ing the cisterns with water, beg leave to report that, upon consultation with tbe Commit toe of Firemen, they have adopted the plan of filling I the cisterns from the Howard Factory. Mr. J K. Brown had kindly consented to run the ma chinery of his mill at night for tbe purpose, up on the honorable condition that the city should pay to the Engineer a reasonable compensation tor the labor. At the requent of the Chief En gineer, your Committee authorised the Mayor to tarnish such of tbeoity hands and carts as were needed lor the purpose of laying the hose and taking them up and for the purpose of washing them after they had been used. This work, la borious and disagreeable at ell times, would be very onerous to the fireuisn in their diminish ed numbers. The committee ,would further re port that the plan adopted was tried last week aud the cisterns speedily and easily filled. PEABODY, j BOSTICK, } Corn mil too. JOHNSON, j Received and adopted. By Aid. Johnston:—The Committee on Ac counts recommend lb# payment of Bradford <V Bnow’s account for $84.30. Which was agreed to. Report of the Managcre es the City election. G kokoia, Moscoxk Conrrr: -We tbe un* dersigued, Managers, do certify that the follow ing is the result of the election held in the city of Columbus, on the 14th lust., for Mayor, 12 Aldermen, Marshal, Deputy Marshal, Clerk, Treasurer and Sexton, which will more fully appear by reference to the acooupanying tally sheet and list of names of voters. Given under our hands aud seals, this 16th Dc'-rmber, INfil. F. M BROOKS, J. P. (l. M.l W. U. BRANNON, J. l. |l. a.) Mayor,—J. F. Bomenan. aloermri*. lot Ward, J. J. MoKvndree, W. VV. Flowellon, 2d “ J. W. King. F. C. Johnson, dd “ J. Ilaxelton, T. 0. Douglass. 4th “ John Ligon, J. T. Daniel. sth “ John Quin, W. 8. Ho'.stemL rtth ** J. M Bivins, F. M. Gray. Treasurer—J. I). Johnson. Clerk, (. W. Jones. Marshal. W T. Ogletree. Deputy Marshal, —ti. A. iluckaba. Bex ton,--11. M. Harris. In reeling the report Justice Brim non stated to the Hoard that the .votes hssl been counted over lor Marshal aud there was one ticket that they could not make out, Ac. After much dis cussion a motion was made to receive the re port. It was lost—yens 5, nsys 6. The yeas and uays being called tor, those who voted in the affirmative were Aids. Bosemau, Bostick, Ligon, Peabody and Stein; nogative—Aids Biv ins, Douglass, llaxleton, Wright mid .Spear. Aid. Johnson moved to reconsider the vote which was carried. Aid. Peabody then moved to receive the re port, which was agreed to. “By Aid. Johnson; Resolved, That (he sum of Fifty Dollars, be appropriated to Geo. W. Jones Clerk of Council, for tlw faithful *(’ bis duties during the past year -his salury hav ing been reduoed one hundred dollars from the former year. Which was agreed to. The following accounts wm* presented and > r dared paid: G W Cntnh $4; Win Jones SI, Dr Ware $50.76) Isabel MoUebee $142: Daily Bun 12K.20; John B. Wright SJ7; Bn ~t Go. 24. An account of Dr. Were for . an i 11. M. Harris for S3O, referred io Co’ By Aid Peabody: Ri olved, T lo■ ihti thanks of Council are due and ate h i> tendered to his honor D. B. Thompson, Mayor <i the * ity for the very nbluund impitftial tu inner in whim he has discharged tho duties of hi* office: until, feeling that hi# country needed his services in the field, he left us to enter upon tliiti higher and more responsible duty. Resolved further, That the thanks of Council be returned to Dr. J . Bozeman, who kindly and ably discharged tho duties of tho Mayor during his absence from tho city, without fee or re ward. Which wore unanimously adopted. May or Thompson in taking leave of the old j Hoard, returned his siccere thanks to them lor their kindness and appreciation towards him during the year, and hoped that harmony would prevail with the new Board during the ensuing year. On motion the Council then adjourned sine d,e. “ ui‘ w ~ JONK8 ‘ Cl ® rk ’ frocertlingi of the Vigilance Cesailtee. Whereas, it is iindursrood and believed by this Committee that a large amount of cotton and naval stores have been and are being purchased or transported from Colombo* to Charleston, Savannah and Apalachicola, anil that cargoes of said articles have been and ure being shipped from those port*, and tin* rnm. milter* have reason to believe that n portion, If not all ol the same, have reached or will reach the Northern States, with whom wo are at war. And whereas, there is good run run i< believe that many of the parties engaged in thia trans fer are realising iiumonso profits, without bouo fiting the southern planter or ponple, and are at the saino time giving aid and comfort to the ouemy. Aud wheroas this Committee consider it bad policy to sond cottou or naval stores to otr *ea ports. or to ship them to foreign oountrio* whotb. or Europe or the United Hiates, aud that all such shipments, except in particular cases ought so b# strictly prohibited. Be it therefore resolved, that iu future uo oot ton or navai stores be transported from Colum bus eitbor by railroad or river to any seaport town or city of the Confederate States, without the oousent of the Committee first had aud ob tained. liy order of the Committee. A. IVERSON. tVn J. W. ICiiq, Seo’y, Nrw Com pro irate Nor*. -We have been shown, says the Lynchburg Republican, anew Confederate note of the denomination of five dollere, only just issued, which is one of the most perfect specimens of workmanship we have ever seen. The note is tho work of the Southern Bank Note Company of New Orleans. The vignette is composed of u group of fe males, w hile in the distance are seen u woman bearing in her hande the icslea of Justice, and a vessel unde* sail indicating that the true wealth ot the South lies in her commerce. On the right hand of the note is an accurate like ness oft he Father of his Country, the immortal Washington, and on the lull the figure of u beautiful virgin. The paper is excellent, nml the engraving cenuot be surpassed. The Washington corruspouJent of the Phila dalphia Inquirer writes as follows: “It is rumored that Lord Lyoue hat com plained to his Government that sealed dispatches addressed to him l<y British Consuls in Southern port# have h t >n opened andDia? Secretary Sew ard complains on hi* p .rt that : British Con suls In D ila have scut ‘tc..’ >'i>rio*pon deoce with their official d:#ji*theiu Our rela tions with England .. en t . iaoniou#.” A Mci si. Hero.- lb* \V a !.in> n eerree pondent of tho l'kiladelphu Inquirer telegraphs that jeurnal the following gratifying bit of in telligeaee. All honor to the hraxe N aifoudigham We trust the Booth may find an early occasion of manifesting their report for his gt and moral cour age . Vallandgiham ou Hand—Vallandlgham, of Ohio is here, as bold as ewr. but bis aid d* camp, Burnett, ia non oot. ir have one consolation, the Republican hss nut. The people have sustains 1 Gov. Brown every time he has been before them, and we hare bad the pleasure of being ia company with a very large end intelligent constituency. l\do oral ( utoh. “Arcedis tbe mad that leads to death, And ihouonndt walk together there.” •V<u. Hepub. Traveling on the Missouri railroads must tea little exciting to a nervous man at present, says a northern paper. A correspondent from Mis sourl, wbo was reoently oa the Hannibal and St Joseph railroad, writes: “The engine that brought us down—the Missouri—has sixty one bullet mark* on her, and I am informed of ether* bearing even more marks of rebel bullets.’ Sexton’s Repoit of Interments in City Cemetery fromlCct. 1 to Dec. 15. Oct. 2—Eaton Bass, aged 26, consumption “ 3—Mr. Langford’s child, fever. mMitu, “ d—Mr Harvey's child, still-born. “ 6—Mr Helton's child *god 2, fever. “ “ Mr Morrison's “ “ 2, “ “ “ —Mr Tboetin, agol 27, congestion. “ 12—-Mr Hamilton’s child, 7, cold. “ 18—Mr Bethune, VI, old age. “ “—Mr Nuckolls’ child, 7, fever. “ 1' Wiley Outchiu’s child, 7, cold. “ 21—-Mr Cleuiou’s child, 6,'.c01d. “ 24—Mary Khevcr, 30, typhoid fever. ” 27—-Mrs Pryor, 27, consumption. Nov, 2—-Mr Duinss’child, I, cold. “ 6—Mr Hill, 35, tumor. “ B—William Nuc’ olls, 21, fever. “ A—Mr Brnssill, 55, fever. “ B—Mrs Evans, 42, consumption. “ 26—Mr Oweua’ child, still-born. “ 26 - William* Little, 39, consumption. Dec. 3—Martha Powell's child, 4, fever. “ —slr- Nolan's child, 6, fever. “ 6 -George Johnson, 20 conMuioption. “ B—Mrs Botieti, 4, “ If. M. HARRIB, hex ton. Which was received. Thb Yarkekmat Tybbk.—Wo paid a brief visit yesterday to Fort Pulaski. We fouud the garrison generally b well and in good spirits, wailing ns patiently us could bo expected the advance of the enemy. From tbe parapet we had a good view of tbe Yankee fleet, which now | including the half sunkon hulks on tbe beach’ j numbers eight vessels, A large steamer, with reinforoemeiits, arrived yesterday morning. With ; tbe aid of a glass we could observe no movement among the shipping, which keep at a respectable distance from tbe fort. Bm*U bodies of stragglers could *be uteri oil tbe sand-hilto aud on the beach but the main body keep not only out of reach of tho guns of I’i>lai>ki but out of sight. A small squad of cavalry made their appearance on tbe upper end of the iidund, not far from King’s landing, but finding theiuM Ives ex|*oed to view, lhoy mode h Mall Run time along tbe beach, until they got under cover. It is Impossible to juilge what progress the Yankees have made in onlonising Tybce -Suv. Mi too, 18/A. A Nosi.it A< i. We laurn, says the Charles ton Courier, that a druVcr who arrived at Char lotte, N. C\, with one hundred head of beet nat tie for aoouLer di stiriatlon, upon hearing of the ronfisgraiion ut Charleston, immediately ob tained the onaent of tbe Ruii Road Company to transport them here, and lias turned the j whole over to tho Relief Committee. Fifty head j arrived in this city yo (unlay. We wore unable | to learn the tin me of the generous donor. B*r.T ‘ A friend told us yesterday morning ! that ho net n countryman going out of town with a pick of salt, which he said ho hud paid ■ two dollars for, and could n t get it Qt any of the stores for Ivn*. *iA# that *a!l will ; get his Augurs burned, fur curtain. But is it not / um/iug that there should be a • luck of *alf, with so much sea water us there to 1 about the coast of the Southern Confederacy ( : We sro confident an mvrsiment of three or four thousand dollars, woll managed, should turn j out thirty bushels of salt per day. The t floct of tho salt seizure has resulted just! > • o|>|'<|„|| il would. 0 Inn tlirown tbe ! article out ol market. No merchant will deni’ in it, and instead of ton dollars per sack, It will ho up to forty dollar)', unless some guaranty is obtain, and ngn:n *t unluwful sj ml Inllort -Martin To le graph. But i it (.‘aßoi.ina Money.—AVo under Maud that a report hnsguined credence in this city, to the effect that the Charleston banks have been ruined by the late (ire in that city, nml ! that their bill* are, in consequence, worthies*. •Some ol our citixeus have'heen making unnec vessHry purchases, in order lo get rid of their Bonth i nrolina money. We pen this para graph for the purpose of assuring them that there is no cause w hatever for alarm. The Fouth Caro'mu Bunks, aud the Augusta Banks, ure aa aouiid its they ever have been, and it is the height of lolly lor holders of their bil's to become panic stricken, and throw’ away their money.—A Mg'. Cos ot. Important khom W AsniweToe—- Important in lotmation direct, so.-w Washington reached the Uuvornrnont, in tiiis city on Saturday night, wliich will not be permitu Ito transpire. It was confidently assarted when the informant left Washington,last Wednesday, that an attack from the Potomac would he made xx ithiu ten days, and appearances sooro to Indicate that such was the intention. All the troops destined for the enterprise wero said to he alrexdy on this sido of the river.— Richmond Diopat h, 16/A inot. The Missouri Itopublioan makes tho following ridiculous and unwarranted boast, which shown how tho people of *ho North ro imposed upon: Tbe national flag uow floats over the soil of every acceded State except Alabama aud Arkan sas. Iu Virginia it tioats over one-third of the Flute: in North Carolina, at llntteras lulet; in South t'aroliurt, at Fort Royal and a half a do zen neighboring Islands) in Georgia on Tybee lsluDd; iu Florid* at Key \Yet and Hanta Ro sa Island, and other point*: iu MUsinsippi at Ship I.dund; in I.ouisiuna si Cbandelcur Islaud, in Texes at K 1 Paso; and in Tennessee at Brls* tol, Kliz ibetlitown, end other point* in (he eas tern part of tho State. Goon volt the Gut! * A copy of the fol lowing line been sent to each of the Southern Right* young men of Christian county, Ivy., who have not enlisted “Sik -Our committee understand that you have some available weapons which a tender regard for your personal safety prevents you from using in defense of our homes, now threatt in ti by Yankee invader* We can, probably, find men who will use those weap ons, uiui it’ not, some of our own *>ex will shoo.tier them. You will, therefore, please send them to the charge of our committee, nt (7ea. Tighlmtn’e headquarters, ••Sot'riiKK.N Ki-.tirs Lapjks’ Co.kotttrs. 4'flu A letter of a recent date from Tcouessce received by a gentleman of our city on Saturday last, *tic* “that the excitement iu East Tenues se. gr. wiug out of the burning ol tbe bridges a short time since, ha* subsided. The Government had pla < and guards of soldier* on the remaining bridge* to protect the (ftoperty. West Tenues see had nobly redeemed the disgrace with which lmr children in the K'a.Ht had tarnished her fair fame. Our Governor, Harris, inatrue Southern man.” The letter goes on to state that the writer w n informed by an officer employed on the difi ru es . : Columbus, Kentucky, that the place is impregnable. The river is dotted with sub-inn; :uo infernal uiasohiues, which at tho touch of a finger will annihilate any Federal ves sel that inry he hold enough to float over them. The people, the writer further adds, are deter mined tore enact the drama of Moscow, should the enctuy gain pomsston of Cotumbue.— Char, Conriet, 17(6. With reference to the Confederate strength on the coast, a dispatch from New York *ay*: “There are about twelve thousand North aud South Carolina and Goorgin troops on the rail road to Savannah, aud about five thousand in Charleston. Most of the Kouth Carolina regi ments are still In Virginia. Five gunboats are building at Charlestcu. They are eonfldent at Charleston that they can gather forces enough to meet us at any point on the utuin land they tpay choose.” The I’ianters’ Bnnkol haa appro priated SI,OOO in aid of the Charleston sutler ers. Masonic Coaratsi’rioE.—The Grand Lodge of Alabama have appropriated $2,300 for the use of the sick aud disabled soldiers of the Btate in the artny of the Confederate State*. Saddle: &c. LET IT BE REMEMBERED -THAT siim jvn sn, Ar stj:; “r. rrtn <i i."i r*'.-t>io a u *• iqiuu in **, iu a x i>*, jssiiirunja Leat jer, Sec., &c. Forth-Cm!, - r .1 iprovi.il Credit !! vanit'tiif sq . .ifiluHw who t** .it <|-I,i ts> us to si-h.i* ii>-iir.f-,soei) a* pOMnds hMKHMAN & 00. No 114 Hr*d H/reei <'ti)umhm. . CotiiiiitiUN, Ki‘(-u;uy 7, l*Oj.—iiw t i* •*.-r:n w.- .i !rris- i-I-ih-. n,. Trii> Manufacturing (. ‘s&kiJLM- -iJZjtJ. I \ ■ v -y \ , VI i- aou,Jhai* Il n in. ii,‘.. r. .l ti.ii we ..ff Mlill uiantil ictiiring !aX’ t> tor whom and riitmitm foitowing nnirt> s. vis— ■BESi( iiAirM,Ui'dstf.xiiM, Wooden W m- Metres. is. St*;. A.i ive are setlini; ut low prim f„r the CAHII, riv'urdlfhs oftbe Teritf lo ni.-i. wit! find II to tlsefr intereid to call on um tmfinre Meudmß Uo-lr or dors to lore i* 11 murhet- < iil nrUitre W 1 I le.eive prompt uii i.Mon JKFFI'MtHo.N 4-iiAMll.Tf'N'. Gofu.iio'i Vt nil ?M|| ,1,1 Alt n r. >n w.nli we .t Jve.l- ropy per rtisn. PAY WITH COTTON. | I’M E >l4l . du-r.f propose re. eive <-ottoti at 8 cents per pound tor M and Bings ;.nd other grads* in proport 1.11) for ah 1 th. i... The r( ton to bo delivered io order at any Warehouse in I tbeoity. Ilii* pr-poMlioo I -Idi and Misty dayk from dato. CoirY, FLEMING A fiW 11 Bept I**, Isdl. diwlui AM KIUOAN VV A ! CHKS’ IN 001 It AM> MILVfcN 'ahEh, Mk Al Purpie’s nlrtmsnd.Joa- . Nr-w lonian,g J|-J |l ‘oillllilillM, tiniHglß to .*-'/ 1 A Mttlk .hist 1 <k< ■ 1-; Ivk 1 > The Volunteers Hand Hook, did) IW H.v J. VV I K )SK. eagle hotel, OOLETHOItPE UA, IDE siittm-ribrr uevUtf ‘, i.m-i* re/tovu Bled And relMI.-d ll.#- Ilnur |t.,|.-t (or u Utli.M.lli nd tli.u ui lllr toll Ida MHlvli a lar# or h.-ir p.itr>tiiim it- miii p.ir* iio i um -10 (.it iue, nu t U--l 11,ii/lilf-ui itiHiu aineii- in.- n •; r.oMViiite ail ~f n,m , t t KnOt •.,*# u vx rtllt.KH I HOME INSURANCE ! via him: a Nlr Hi v Fit it - it..., I 1 lowest ralea ty nit: et.oiUM 110 M k tvsi savti; toarm, Os rOLLMBFS, GEORGIA. All 1 oIION n*l I.M ('I- J-') . 1 ONlsd Rnd u WlUi'.Ul ijinir, t-aaary .1- ■ w Apply to il | VV tt,r \.i Orc’y. CffUtntous.Feb li-dK.* WAItTiD, Tohiroa flood Coo V.— Apply Siiitusd atoly to ‘ SHg •<". u 4 J..); HUH I LDB A HI;o, Baker & Jar vie’ Ic land Ouaiio. HKlN'i tbu ajr ui t h. uawfen ‘ Gum.” I < . . j i|foir I'Si lilllvlli MuOillt |U P144014.K .".I 4.0. f , \a i„y quantity md at , 1.. . ,-rp4 na-t , added A §*vo4 supply etw ~.1! Feb.lH.., dwtf Vs UARNAI'Ii , ; LANDS l’Ul{ BAI.R tj I xxillxeiiHiy plantain, where 1 - 1 reside Oiith*’ < l.atUltum hflf river B*4*bx H*M( acre* r l'*red good water, good yjl IfejNfi w ’ ‘’ mprov. and; 1,00:1 -in *nod mi).# .... the pronw I *• lumD .ho bv. dt-vided vo suit friciids that may want tnhuy iieui ‘•■ojioilier ■o tut)orroabant titrtulhf land mi Karlv rmiii'v,join ingtli* lug lord on thnline ol Early m.-j linker; *)> 700 acres on A yrork’s eri-ek. sinaU in,,r,,v. no nta . .. each tie. i, and iniiiiy scmiiiim g joD. I will sell low My roslUettfe is ill <iv rounty . , nine mi.- • l,#-. low Fort Gaines, ami Eleven iV..u. Ilukcly I witi sell all my properly on t|„ |;* * |i Iran. There . th rise of one hundred n- gione.snii stuck in uropnr. tion. Call and took; and barxs.u van t, houslii m •*i ti er of the piiues. |UIV 14 —EMI M \\ *Ti\MI’KK NOTIOB,* I have opened anew M ANY KA OT BRING and It KBA IKING Carriage K.t.thlislinscut .*"■'** * Oglethorpeiwet, opposite Fritl gt n, Harris A C<>., Stables, and am awSfisSAjJmprepared f. do all itepsiring pertain- ; mWL JCBZiug to thot'A KRI AG K BUMNRBH ‘ at FA llt PRICKS. I Ii ax h full set o| old and , competont workmen. Th# patronage of my frion 1 hi. 1 the public generally respet ffullv <olir ,i and fob. W- -dwtt JNu ti. Mt KKK Wnp of I lit* Krai it I War. Ju-4t receive! nod for sale, fi*r . ~#h, by Ju;. ! w Encourage Home Literature TH K Southern Field \ Fireside. DEVOTED to Literature, Agrieui tore and Hor- j tioulture, edited bj gentlemen us. umo iu ability, iu their several department*, in published cverv cATr It DAY, at Auguris, ti** r,.is KXI’KKSMONS 1 |UK I'KKnS “It* Writer-* me the ui.<i .h*(iiitfuii,htMl iu || IV ‘ Soutb."—-1 I?a. 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Every exertion is made to vindicate its claim to i>o TH* riKT WKRKLVPAPRR IN TU* SOOT*. JAMES GARDNER, Proprietor. Augusta, da. April, ISfll. g.-IBfc J FOGLE A SOS, dentists, *s6. Office on Randolph Street, near Bread, COLUMBUS, C A . Columbus, Dec. 9,111 T. dAwtf. CHANGE OF SCHEDULE. MUBCOOKK RAILROAD,} Culumhuß, Oa., Oct. 25, 1861. ) ON and after the 26th inst. the Mail Train will , lies ve Colutubus at 2 25 p. u>. Arrive in Mut. at 7 56 p. • Leave Macon at 1 116 a. m. Arrive in Columbus st ..7 13 a. m. ] W. L. CLARK, Sup'l. j C liioil us, Oct. 26, IHSI ts h of .-cnedule MO 111 If: Sc GIRARD RAILROAD. / Giraid, Aia. (tet. 1. IS6I \ ; ITOMiM and alter this date, the Matt Train Will -.*v | J 1 Hi# Girar.i l>f|ot daily Humtays eunpU*#!) at ; V.40 m. . -pd arrive ’I. nlon springs a! 6 p. n : 1.-iivr- t nioii Hpriogsdatly (Sundays eseepied) at n in mi ‘ irriv*- at Girard at 10:14 a. m. If I #-i*#lrTrain will fouve Gi/atd every day. •*mi < x-- pled,) at 6.U0 a fu.. and nrriv*’ at I mm • prim * at 18 00 ui. 1.-uive Cnlon Hprinv* , and ,ily .Hundaynexcepted)at IV 45 p. m., and arrive j at Gii ird at 6 25p hi 0.l l dwtf It E WELLrt.^up'l I CHANGE OF SCHEDULE. g*■ •• r?WMBRT AM) W-KSTPOINT HAIL hOAD OMPAKI . Urnru MoayeoKEPv West Pomi K. K Columbus, Oct. 24, 1361. / tN and after this date the l*ss •>'•> Train on | ” ‘ the M. ,t Vs. P. a-l Opeiik.i -nch RK. will Leave Columbus at 7 HO A M Arrivn ut Montgomery 1 45 P. M. Arrive at West Point I 30 P M. L*vu Montgomery A. M L uve West Point - I' A . M Arv at Columbus 2 !• P M. Freight train leaves ColuuP-u#... 10 40 A. M. Freight Arrauge^ant ! IV. ( . -1.4N ! .\ • 0.l i!..'l . If ‘ an arr tnxciiu in in-iewi, thi. Kattioail ) ■ oiii-.-Ih/If- w<• loiiti s fton. A'Unln lo I i.tuio liln, fOlß'lildril tlln , lii *.ii niiUve gi ou Uto natHHt, It via asterthat th*- fuitowlnf tM-iw-ei. Atlanta and taiiunihiis ebali *•• an. isatug offeri Iro.'i it. ui ,?ay ui Slay I*A7 VI 4 WERT PtMM Cura t-f Levtirl tie. Wtieai IX, <*(•*, Htui. Wtib-fcy, Flour, ii. o4:0m ur t,fr i# p. l:.w H- . HaMiiif, Rope, Lard in ean*or i>Mi* u-i me U. < ol Pig Iron, try r. tr load, per ton t t# VIA MAI .#*. Coru ; r >ii*ikr; |4. *A'h ai ‘.i< oioim tar . Wlitoik. y. A- it, -*.#■ tu p**< IUU d>K ,♦ W i bam mg !l ,w, Lam in rana .# Uhls je;r H** wn.4i AAsiioia Df'it i‘s Iron ,■>•... ..a, •. i,#r lonf* . I l. Ml *ll AN t “Ulti'-ni r b n o*o W.AD/MH * , '.i-iii.iMitiriil*i'Httiwcni Uaiiiuau lmeukon ptxny. “*4|H-'i< Kill, i.l Mv.un ,’ W- • naiiius,. o*o G lIITI I xupn,t44ir i.'ti-nl A Eml.l a and UUuu( ftei-• < .. I*AM'L G. JONKD, fl 1 ■ fiite*.• ,|,d Kiijn nni.if n#: w a vx r p. Ao.-.i (t 1! ■ itAK r.e srf >r *c . iii 11 riir ritramv. WM MRANRtHiE, j • F AHUh,\, will suortix :akr plat eon tut* L.a. . ,r-ivin K i4av.,, ‘sr.. i-.uL42sir - -t. and • ksilMtas twice s wek I'.Jglil air ,i.t-'..riii iv ii ti Uit -■ i. i* ui aud Ita < wn*H:C(t u, ai! ‘irlgoia U> v : I. I t.orb'*! I. ||<! >.,*• Inteiioi ut G—.i;-- v,. .Uitgu eAlbtlieagv.MSKliM - ■mo. w'l; be • - Warded w'.t. dcspalcti ... • Ueer.j t J.l* lUiODbd. As- rtavs.-ueu K.l AFtTTi x. . . i,u ~ i„ n Nov • •%. i Pluutaiioii tor Sale. I Os PER for sale my Plantation in Kusseil | futility, Ala., eonieiniog stto sore*, about 450 of j vxhfou am in a good state of cultivation, situa I let liclwiku ‘be IlatchacubbeQ and North Cowi- I ke I.ria b-i, tour miles North ot the Mobile and i Girard Railroad. 1 i.oi n* a gouxt Dwelling, Gin j iluuse, Hcrew. and all n 'sary out-building* on the premise*. Mr. Henry T. Locket, who re .ode* on the plai-e, will uk*- pleasure in showutg : it to purchaser*. Other tunds ran be pur- h aaed i named.Etelj adjoining, it deairaide. R. L. RICHARDSON. I Marion, Twiggs co., aug. 26, 1861. dw2m. rO IIXIFtE \ I.IKKLY NK'IKO BOY, uoquin f W. 11. 11 I'HKLHS. A !.- U.l I'll |l M Hamilton Female College, 1 liirailton, < ia. * The Spring Ncssion of this tnsutu ‘ v* y*. 1 iou will commence on Tuesday the J 22d day of January, 1661. Tht College ia lurntshci wi.n a well selected Clff-mieal and Philosophical Ap parxtiiH.aml with good musical instruments, ihe Course ol Instruction is thorough and i-ntplete, embracing all tbe branobes usually taught in the best College* For Catalogue, a ldr., J.H. LOVBLACK, Pres t December 3i Southern Kasonio Female COLLEGE, (Under the control of the Gr.m 1 Lodge and Ga.) Rev. C. F. COOPER, A. M„ Pres. WILL resume exercise-- on tho -’V<h of Kep j (ember next. An efficient corps of m vcti . • - end gentle men will comprise tbe 1r.., rci-eotlng, as fr a* practicable,every ) ri nt. denomination ol Christian*, This lnstitatiou appvaL *■ y diiot *m and hctievoleti *, H a well a* iim •, ot tbe Southern public, tor it* support. The pro.-tr :*, Leyultd current expenses, for the next Collegiate year, will he (mitered by the l‘r. eidi-i.t to t lie iieeeury of the Confederate State*. (bpiiaus of deceased, and daughters .*f indi i gold iVlaiHiiin. will, mm hvietoli-r*, continue to I reive gratuitous tuition Cheapness to patron* snd thoroug!iue* to pu j pi Is, are aimed at iu the system proposed to be ; pursuml. Nil pnii * or expense will be spared to eeonre I the best tab nt tr the vnrioua Depauuients, to be ‘•jcl un've/jf selected In ui imvuK Southerner*. A Preparatory Department i atteebed to the College, whi rr particul tr atHMiti* u will be given to laying well the foundation* <d education, a* absolutely nce#*try to turther *U're<4*tui mi vauct*inont. The (fSeful, the practical. a*.| the oriu.niort .l, ! will be vougbt to bo biei.iioG and developed thn ughout the whole regime of the Inctitutioo. The m >r.*l and religious culture *,f pupile will be scrupub usly kept m view. French aud Spanish will be taught by a lady perfectly conveisaut with both these languages. The Musical Department will be taught by a gcntU man, itpsisled by au accomglisbed lady, both poaeai>ing experience and genius to an em inent degree, and occupying tine social posi tions. The lu'e President resigning to attend to pri vate affairs, united with the retired Vn^e-Presi dent and the Trustee* in commending the Insti tution, under ite j recent direction, to the putlio confldvuc. rhe President is honored with most com pi i | htotifury credentials from Bishop (. F. pierce. l “ ; T • !•’ M. Lumpkin. Tlt R. Cobb, and I C .. W. li. dad.fcoti, Picsideut ot ihe Board <t Trusteed of Mercer University. Covington, the location of the College, is pleas ant and healthy. Board can be obtained from #M to sl6 per month—sl2 to 14 in ordinary liines. 7 By order of the Presidential Board. JOHN HARRIS, D. U. M.. President of the Board. W. W. Clarkk, Bec'y, sept 4—4.1 m. DUS. LEE & PH ELI’S, DENTISTS. Ok B ICECom.t Broad nj Randolph Biro.t, COLUMBUS GEORGIA. 31.18*1. w*dly ARMY REGULATIONS, AND ARTICLES OF WAR, adopted for the use of the Army of the Confederate States, In accordance with the late Act of Congress. Price by mail sl^6o. For sale by J. W. PEASE. Sept. 2d, 18(11. ts W. D. WOOL, ATTORNEY -A.X LAW, AND SOLI PI TOR IN CHANCERY, ULKK.tVILLR, ALA. VV‘. LL ,n ’!*• Court* oftbe counties of , Bhour. Pike, Cotfc*, Dale. Henry, Macomand Russell I In all rases entrusted to his iharce bs Will be assisted bv Pugh la Bulloch, wbrn they ’a not smployed as opposing counsel luarSdlv T S. SPEAR, -n j'urplc,<rr.MroailvV, Kamiolph •*! ooi.vrMßrrs obojhch^ PRACTICAL WATCH Vi VKKH sTKRUNfJ SILVER & PLATED WARE. HAIR WORK, A WtfMftii •rm Pattern- I it .ll m*ke t -<>r ler *ny d*ign aud ityl® *n-l pUuyoa tcay r*qar FJ ATCHES, CLOCKS At JEWELRY Hnu r*-i by ‘>uspo?**at nod *4pf ‘.n'*d WurkßMUi ika4 ij ANKB * (’ A. NT KB ! >.,* I ■ i f>r. t- ry L ini M** i • Hickory Crook* tad Swimt* t “f 7 - ‘ PEBBLE SPECTACLES, ■, iiii n<: Mi"l Kriiiif of the best quality uiiuiviur, • .<!.■;.■.■• !*< In ia ir* -ues ••*. 1 itiviiut.be of nil if. toy S’ It, ittiii *fll •< *it with plot* <t re. * hrbor jror parob<3# <* r •v*. Purple’* old Stand, Ooi tmi Hr *>•! Randolph Sfrot. Columbus, <ta., IhiM dwtf f. .S SPRAtt. fmm Mil hie \T rm: u-Mi ’K :>K thk COX J ,mif)CBt.TS TIM3SS COLQUITT & WARMER', in mid mi sriißHT. AIE PREPARED TO t >,ECUTE fj/• ‘f iltyp. : 'j'P. a-pir fpam'.T/M !isp3?.'\ va? jmk rnmimii) In every Style of the Art lr> IL &0 KJ QrV y& yj WJ il [tfj Y/Ai> ~ 4 ANP WITH 1)1 HPATCH. Thoy have ! ao a oomplet BOOK-Bsil s^ERI, An.) Mill [ml up Itookoni mi •<(< <>( ISm.lnitf. ('olunihiis, i M>.)i .jiii, Aim !.• >, i ,i . SPRING VALE INSTITUTE CUTIIBKiII. (IA. I'llß next ff. s.iou of iin n w am) 1 popular H. h'Mil will open MONDAf JAKUARIII and continue five monies. Competent Tea* h**r* w .11 be In ottendani Hour I can be had with the Principals aid private tbu.ilM-i of near residences on reaaonab.e terms Por f iit her particulars send for a cal u..gii.* 1 here ar* seven reasons why this Hchool cun J mends itself to public notice in preference to nitnv of our popular school* Ist. The heallhluinebS <>f lb* |x ition. td Its fVeenesafrom all the vices which u-ud allure the uitol from S ep and coruesi apj. icaiioi, io study. 3d. Tb thoiougba’ uni diigeu.e !•> wtmhibi | • iud*n’ * subjected *>ug tautßit thai he !,, no u iu* t. wa*t* 4th. Vocal music la a ally eierrise, free of clisrg>- in which the whole acho .! pou in the *we-o —whtch arouse* ibe tired intellect, aud tkuy to the drooping mind Alb The efforts made to deve ope U.e mu ddy the use of practn al iuatrurllou U the • iper.st ol th imprint uni Mb, Tto*de> p lui*r**it mauit* ted by lb* ‘t*uh* Tiunti-i-s,ami CiiiaMtis. |ivtt 11 ili'it s<m i.; *uUin> iwprrl. ‘(thliaoßUiß* to tli*’ ymilliful n*ut;i -ren dering tfir s hnuldmuae a plx'iiMni re*<rt to me Su deuliuetead at a liotnw ot it read amt haired 7th. The syxtvHialn m.ioueriu winch lb* icbuuii roittiucit-cl “Hcaveii'e ti/<: iaw “ adopted aud pn*ftn* l ‘ it EI“*KRt ‘ Pimcipa< t iirhlM rt. . . •**• 24 * u PLANTATION AM) STOCK FOR SALE, I have come to the condo sun* is r*-tumto tfBL North Carolina, as my relatives are all there • r<>i*’ I wish to sell ail thin l |1 c Georgia. I have a beaunriil i tic *llllO- . residence 14 miles u<*rth of Colunitm*. La an.i n..*: the Troy Factory Three hundred a<i**s t>t good Land, wellimprorcd; about 150 in a good statco cultivationi good dwelling bouse, nrcro house*, harn, ■tablea, gm h<>useand screw; farming uicn*il* • Tali kinds; cowl, hogs, mules, wtigons. household and kitchen furniture,corn and fodder, and variousother articles too i*>Uiou* to mention. In a Aral rate neigh borhood.good neighbor* aud good solely. Please rail and look at my laud a.id stock. H H BRIN'HFIKIP May 7th wtf. TO JFtEX^TT, THK mltUle STORK anUer Warren’* Area Apply!*’ WAHHKN f*c tt.du vothi; r ro Uiirmers & Planters, PI IOSPIIO PERUVIAN OR Manlpulitlctl tiuatio,! THE universal surccssthal lias attended the use of the above valuable fertiliser in thi* mccuoii hue already prompted large orders lYoin our Planieis for the coming season. Our Farmers and Planters arc requested to send in then orders immediately to insure delivery in time for use, We are now making arrangement* for a large I suuply GUNDY $ CO. ‘ Columbus, Dec I 7 — dltwtl mtm*& wum, ( (FIRBT CLASS HOTEL. I Corner Uroad snd Crawford Mrctu, COLUMBUS. OA. HATCH COOK, march—dwtf. PROPRIETOR Samuel Thatcher, ATTORNEY AT LAW, Ucorgatown, Uultman €O. £Ua. WILL prarriee In the counties,of Webster, Terrell Randolph. Utaauahooree, Ctewart. quitman. City, Early, Miller, and in Barkear couuly, Ala May 91-dlf . • LMKK MOUHK, Unioa Spriugi, Ala. * —, TIIIH new and commodious Y Hons* at the tercnti.u* of ui Mobile amt Girard Uai.road, is now ? complete order tor the reception customers, and ta not surpassed by my in ibis section oi country for the convenience “ftta aceummodation# Give ns a coll and prove * hat w. say. JOHN M FRAZIER, tonkij dlv FRANK JACKHON. SILVER RUN HOTEL. Soul's 1 )epot. . . . TIIIff well known h(.u* is stti l, kept IB Its usual good order, am] baa acconimodatlons for all wbo fall I i**- present Proprietor wlllspare n"o .ns foribe ceiulort of hi* customers Joufln- wlv K R. <GI.HBRT GHOKGIA, Mwrlois County, r DWO MONTUS after date, applicattoß will te 1 made loth* lion. Court of Ordiuery of said ( “Utity, for leav* to sell the lands belonging to tho vtale of Mary MoUarrab, lata o* said eoanty, deceased. JAMES MeGARKAH, A.tuiV I Gel 14. 1861 w2ui. Strayed, _ From my place near Cotton Valley, Ala., a tall Huy Horse six yours old ■ill I"h tailed, with one white bind foot sud ankle. A suitable reward will b given for his delivery to uie, or any information ooßeern, ing him will be thankfully *><•<,itel ttt%y2ff—wtflm K J BRO'"N. LAND FOH SALK. I will **ll my Plantation in Kusssll Cos. miles south of Lohee Poet offlee ~^l^—containing Seven Hundred and Twenty A-res, with two hundred Acres cleared. This place has a dwelling, good gin bouse anu screw, negro houses and kitchen, and all other necessary outbuilding*. Any person wishing to mskoen •luiry are referred to W. L. Tillman, Columbus, La., or myselfon tbe Plantation. Oct. M—wtf J. C. BROWN. DKUHUIA, Marlon Countyi IU LL NISI Marion Court of Ordinary. \\ lII.RBA- William P Harlow having made ap r pi >u “t for letters “f ail/uiniatraiiot) upon ihe estate ot Munbi K Barlow, de< itaaed rit*a*aiv therefore to cite an:! aitm tiish all and !ii|?m :i Hi* kimlred and rredi'ors of said dressed, to be and appear al my office on th* flist Monday in November, to s io.v mi,’ ifsuv they tiave, why ssi-1 1’ tt r# nhiiiil'i not be grant* i u* s.tid applirani ac cording to law . Given under my hand stollirt, thi* ffeptrmber Iftih, I*6l. MALCOM HAIR. ffpt|3-w4ikJ Ordinary Administrator's Hale. UJ ILL he sola before the Court-house door in Ihe town ol Uusseta, Uliatia!i*chee county,Ga ,ou the let Tuesday in October neat within Hie usual hours of *ule. part of lots o( land N*. jg 1# Mll( | Id, in the bth district ot originally Muscogee now t ha'iMhoocheecounty, containing about 30() acre* Hold a* the real estate ofMellord Jones, deceased agreeably toan order of the. Court of Ordinary ol j Muscogee county. Said land is situated near the town of Cusseta 1 *nd from ita locality and quality is very dosirablei Terms made known on the day of sale 4,„. “MrtAJOMSS.AW,. hrorgla, Clial lah oocltcs Conntyi Court •/ Ordinary, August Ttrm, 1861.-. David Wynn and )| , Augustus W’ynn, ) .’. l " , .. will ®r; in Mfm. firm. lhoinasll Wynn, I det’d. IT is ordered by the Court that 1 homas ( lower. minor grandson of Thomas H. Wynn, deceased, who reside* without this State, be required to ap pear before said Court on the second Monday in November next, being an Adjourned Term of the Court, and s*-e ihe proof in tolemn form of the will of saidThomns H.Wyan, and conteat the same if hsdesiresto do so. Further ordered that this rule he published in terms of tbe law. Given underSiuv hand and official signature, th's August stb. IMI. Aug lj-wlm W PARKER. Ord. G SURGIA* Chattahoochi'f Conuiy. WHEREAS. George W. Brooks app'ie* to in fer Letters ot aiimitdetretinn on the estat* fljj'lll'wl', Hte of -ai.t - in:fy (1*.,., This is ttoereibre to cite and admouisti aiioad am. guiai ih"* inlcre*trd to lie and appra. at n-y . tl!, - within th* dm* prescribed by law, to show n any they have why said letter*, rlioulil hoi li* grain *d u> said.sppticunt on.lhe se.ond Monday in January n*t. (.'iv*n und*'t my hand and Otficiv] HignaturH. thia Gift day nt December, 181. a W PARKER, Ordinary D*c, IHtit —w3o UKOKUIA, Marlon ( ouutyi • PWO months alter d<ite aiqilii atnni will b* mud* to 1. ill* Ilonorabl* Court of Ordinarv, ot said rnum v. Ga.,Tor leiv* to sell the land and negroes hetui.g ‘>'a to tbe eetai* ol Jam** Duke lutei.tsaid cout.u 4e.- , d PRANrtH a DUKE. Es’r ‘ ti BORGlA—Chattahoochee county: vto in REAM .j m** R Duncan applies for |*|. >v tars of G.tf iiaiishlp ol the pereens aud prupt-t ty ot Mary J , mu K . Na-.ry 1.., Robert a , d |„i Joseph E Cobbj orpnan* of A t u b. lat* ofaatd county deceas-d: All person* win. arecottverucd, are required to *h*w cause, if any they have, within the tiim pr.-* tl n. ,i t , v law. why Inter* ol Guardiaiiehip *h.,uld not b*- gran ted to the said applicant on Hi* -t i Monday in Janu ary nest. Given under my haiidund ..r. ml signature Huh th* 3d ot De eiiib* r. Ihti I rt IEPH KN \A PARKER. Ord. I>ci j, Ihnl w3od. Adust rslst i ator’s hale. 1 IT I I.L te sold before Hi* Court House door >n Hi* first Tuesday in February util, witinn the j* -n i hours ol sal*, i.y virtue ot an *.r.ier ol t!,e ( - oun ~| Ordinary of *a'<l county, the >or h-*anl half of l.oi oft.nd No. i9i,e rotainig forty Meveu acr-u mu ~ sum uiHtrict of perty ol Daniel Ifood, dereaeed. W. D. EDWARD i, 11. T HOOD, { December tl—wfits. GEORGlA—Chattahoochee County: UUIsK Ml HI, lITUKKEAri, Rivers Rreo, sdminoiia or n tbe n oetoie ot H. W. R*d, dei-easert, bav.ng :ui, v auniinirtered nnn ip estut*. petitions this (Joun 1.. r Letters ot Disiuission; It is therefore ordered, that all persons concerned showcai.se,it any they have, why said *|-p,i. i.t should not be dismissed at the Court i Ordinary n. be held in and tor ssiucounty on the nr*i Monday in June next. Given uudel my liuiidacd Ktficial signature j\„ v : W IH. h w. PARKER Ordinary i Duember 0. Idrii.^W'm Administrator's hale. Uf T ILL beald on the Ist Tttseday in January nest before toe Court flomr door in llamiKoi , Harris county. Os., within the legal hours ..i aie, the land and negroes belonging to ib<! , *tate, W.,’ •*am W illi it m.-ot,, ae of said county, de< eas 1 i Part of Int mi mber XIS. j *ot. ‘Ji7. “ •• *lO *f4. in Talbot r.univ .. .. goo. * *• ** laa Alao, II Ntf roes II rm u to years eld. o.iudv 2V; Frauk 3*; lull Shi Henry I7j Mui.uei ... r ,,,, Ui Eibeit 1"; Giia# i*. >p, hl ,d lw ,, auiail girls, on* lour i>nd 100 otaer two ve<s old, •oil or the benefit es Hit-here and ntditoi* Verms made known on tie day ..tun, GEOhOK ||. M KLt;. Adiii'r October J4ih—dtds UKORUIA, Marlon County i Al7llßt(£AH Amende M. Hurt . Utt j e ,^ r- TV ot aiJMi.i.DiraiHiii on Hi* E1i10.., [< U Ml, late • f said county, dett-ii ... j 1 be.*e ~ic liiere.ore to n* uio. -jil.maiinh ail aid ! singular, th’ kindred and . <-<ii oism ileceastd | to b end appear at the Court ol thuma.v u. and loi I said ii.iii ly, and file their objections, if any th.-y ; nave, oihetwise avid letters will besranted .1,, j first MnniLijf in Dei eto bar nett. Gixen nnd*i my nand ana official ftignaliiie. Hi | <ct. vt, IPt.l MAI.COM II 4lit, OrdM.a.y Get 14, I hi wnod. Au mint t retor'a Sale. tv 111 lit ..Id . .fore tbel 0..11 It, I, fc , ,! . r „- ,i, *"*. ol <>o*ua Vtsia in Al-.u..n tonniy, i... . I u '*‘ l ‘'.-.ui) in Jaouaiy mxt, vi tinii - fo-fc* *• ‘•'l •*!*. b) VirtMe u| a jl ..id. r >l |i„- i .m.i ..i ordinary ofs.id . muiy, u.i th* lands * ’ 1 “ •'.* stilt’- “i Mi M t,airs it. •(... and, itowi-. iu . liu.i ot ot uuiubt r .our in to* mrim ; tit :i d:n *i ~t 9r . i. i o'.n y , riiuiHii in# i< 11. 4 a. I. ■ te: 1 1> to.. .• I. in,w. I. on tin di.y ot nal. J\ * Kr* ,<i A iiH Ail, Adin’r. j ‘Hioi rl4 h ih i vx o* tlEoßt.iA tin ..hooubceCounty: | V\ oi.• i. ii, j|, i,i I* hj put an, wti ti limit’ 1 Hi* H"., 1.,.., i Oioiimr, j,,, and luinn j !av* o *4-4i Iho iai ifo iii.il iM-gimt l.eiio* mg i„ i the. roi'c ut Vv ui 4,ot.ii, i te *.| Xu.it iiiui S\ ii, #■ . l. i OHK, i M A t <>| u t Ali "’ “* I <ct ft, . Sftt—-wX<n. Adiululal rator’u hale. ! V\ V 1 be i old on the Ist Tuesday in J o -aiym tl <et .re Hie Court Ifou. e and or in Hu.-i.a \ mu. Maison oar.ly, w.Uiiu tile h gat tioiu* ..l tax a,,it. unda ..I ibe r.tateol John Grilttn.tale “! -old .. u„ : ty, diceasod, via. ©outh hall ol Lot No l 7 mil,* Jia. Ul-aUy 1.. r ier.* mud* known on he u ,y of sate. ALi-lla . il kMI-.i N A.lai'r, Nov. iMh, Imi| wid*. m j GEORGIA—Mari* u County: W HERE AM Wiliey Gouldtng r. appli. - ;*u*i v T o: Administration on the estate ■ . .. Uuulding, tr. tale ol said county, dfcta,o-,j I 1 ties* are tocite and .tdo.onooi ail and , :Lr il>* ; kindred and i ri-ditorsolaaid deceased to ~e {. r m . my ofim; and lit* Hour objections, .1 any io. ‘v otherwise letters will be granted tu said ai.i.lo am ... tbe Ist .Woiida) in aauua y n*yt Given under my hand and official Bisnatu.* y..v , lith, ieo,. j v ... MAI.Ct M HAIR, Ordinal). Novllth-wtod L’UfllOß'ft 0A1.E.-VA II; i**, ,| ~ , , -S-a tur*day i.i January n* at, aarr.'d., y to ui. . ol the .Court of Ord naiy o Marion ...uiuy, beim* U.e (mart liouso iii ui in liuena Viais, iu said conn j ly, within he legal in. ua oi #•!, ivs only ... , i., grora belonging coth cataie oi J 4 ua-a luk* iai. t said county, a-i eased, Via: Jniy .. man. I mu. man; Jack a man. Henry a nun; Jesima a Bran, loma boy; Ji.uu a boy; dan, 4 boy; Fed a boy Jerry a boy; Nat a b .y; rt*iw n wt-ssiai-- 11. u-y k wooian. L ueo a wo...an Ma,y Ellen a’ w..0.,n; < harlot!e u *rr.j Margaret a girl; Lucy * K i , M.t thaagur Victory a girl; Maiyagih. Term* ou.de kuuwu on ih* day ol nai,- . , L A. A DIKE, £.#.< uior. Novemut-r llth-wida GKoK.44.A—Marion Count/: UI'I.E Nini— Wti.'iem Alpha (h<uu, ion, turn lorot John \ Grilhn, h .ving uud* a,, i. di.. i. torr letter* oi fisuu<i o. from aaiu Etecutoi‘tup: All persoi-H (oncemnd are tieieby requir’ and io alo-w cause, il any they have. w iUm. Ui* nil,* prei,c.iit>< 4 by law, Wii) aa.u .etlei* oi uimnirsii n stmuid i.” i - to said app:n . Given under .n> hand and official signalo..- • l.iu N ‘V Rm, tMM MAI.C4IM HAIR, Ordinary N<v IHili. ItMii -wOrn i klGßGlA—Chattahoochee County: VTuTH E ro DEBTOR* aM> ( REDIToU i.I Al. pr*"i.a indebted to th. „iat ot A H Aum late ui Cliauanooc i-ni county, dec’d, are requ* *i ed to make immedian- payment, end all raonahav smgdemunu* again*! said estate me imun.-d to pr. • j eui them in terms of the law for payimn. JOHN HGNNELL, Aurn'r : November 4, iWI-w'.iu ! GIiUKG I A—Marion County. HI LE Nl e*l• Whereat. V% aH. i aduiinistrs tor on tne eatato ol Amos Dm,, an applies in me for Letters oi Dismission ir .„ sj)t j aoiiui.isiia lio n: All persons concerned ore hereby nnulied toshsw cause, it any they have, will ia in* Urn.- a. rl- .l by law. why the td V\ A Pel slmuut ),* , missed Iron, said aduilii.sliutkoo ii.vni Milder my h*ml and sigbSiUre tt.o. 1 ‘• xtl ‘ il „AH. ~... V,v i- win bM'M* I i.A'I OR’* e Al> v\ : Isi oTV U.e ( onri lloune dm ii:, . low i. ..ilrawr. h Terrell to. nt ),.!* the fiisi Tn stfsyiuJ.iiinaryii.il wuhiatha i*gai hours ,i. , , in in Hi* I Ith disfrief ol oiiyimt I. H i ,*v T• r * rest count) . Mold os a pail Ol the r*M estate -I th* ,i* W . * P. Hiker, He. e.*•• and Terms mud.- known on the day ..f *al JGi-EPH CAHffWEI.I A..m'r November It, Ih6l.—wtit* UEOitUlAi ittuicogeu County . HULL NISI —Court of Ordinary, September Term, IS6I. Harsh Ann Jeter. Administratrix of the esiale m W Rita iii 1.. Jter deceaaed, having applied for disn.is sron, u is ordered that all persons rnnrerned rbow iai.**, u any they have, why s *ia A.Hmr. strain* ehoutd not In: dismiMm • at Hie Court ot O.du.ai) to be held in and for said i mini y, on the first Mm day n April next, and that this order be publial.e.f cording to law. A true extract fiom tbe ia.-*rMit-e ol said Court JNO. JOHN MON. Kep .*1 |Hft] worn Ordinary. V dmintitritor's fltale.-W.il be , i*. aA. tre the Court House door n in . n. 1t,,.: s booi ni r County, Ga on the first Tne, day in D . • her text, wi.hm the lega! hours mule. Hn- unds io longing to rhe instate ot Aquiiia C.bb, de * ar*d. c-n sitting of the to.lowing ( ai.r . ta-sn Lot No 41:. tbe west La f f lot N . Vl-i, uml the weal l.u rof No. in the tVd district of .a >f county, , oma nii>g 4tfti aciexmore or less Hold subject to the widow - dower,. bv o der • I the Court oi Oidinary ot m <l county. Terms made known on r c day of *.i .• octfl—wlVd JOSEPH • <RH, Adm'r x N l> J K W K L K h . Ill’Pim post IfFIII Administrator’s Kale. UJ ILL b sold be tore Hie Ceuit House door in Cusseta, ChAitahooeYee county, <Ja. on the first Tuesday in .December next, within the less hours ot sals, the plantation and negtoes be onging to tlie estate of Chari#* D. Wales, deceased lln lands being pirts of lots 174, ITo and 17 1. in the Ttli district ot said county, contain-n* about 300 acre*, a large portion of which 1* open and in culti vaiion.ai,d will compare fivorahly with the be*t nylands 111 .r W. Georgia. There are nine likely negroes umr two men, Freeman ami Tom, and tm following girl*and boys, Louisa. Pink, Adalme Winny, II• rv, Warner and Levi; Dr virtue of an ofiLe Coun of Ordinary ot raid county Term* made known on the day of sale LAFAYETTE HARF. Adm’r. Oct. lA, I*>6l—wtd*. GEORGlA—Chattahoochee Count/: TWO MONTHS after date application will be made to the Court of Ordinary for said county fur leave to ■ell the land and negroes belonging to the eetate of Aqullla Cobb fate of said rouniy, deceased. JOSEPH COBB Adm’r. Aug. It.lfil.
