About The Confederate union. (Milledgeville, Ga.) 1862-1865 | View Entire Issue (May 19, 1863)
IVcisaii's SJorotion.— An Affecting Scene* Ti.e Warren t-Jfi Navy Yard corres pondent ol' ilie Mobile Advertiser, in Lis K rter of the 19Lli, relates the fol lowing ailocting incident: A woman in camp is a rara avis, a skill good for sore eyes. They are like angel visits, dew and far between.’ However. I have several times seen one lately, and she conies upon a most painful and sorrowful mission, to see a brother who is under sentence, of death for striking tin officer. He is a line looking voting man* I have lie ver witnt sed a scene so harrowing to rnv feelinsts, so •painfully impressive as t lie prisou scene, in which she first met him. 1 never heard pathos and eloquence equal to hers. The specta tors were in tears. 1 was sent for by her and went to the prison. I would not, lor along time, announce my ar rival, but stood at a distance, held in awe bv the singular scene. In the dim light of the prison she was kneeling by her brother, au 1 uttering such a prayer as I never heard before. A friend and relative accompanied her, and to him I at last announced myself. But it was long before he could talk coher ently. ‘*Mv God! and this is war!” was his reiterated exclamation. His sister had hurried to see him at the first notice of his situation. She lias labored for his salvation, moral and spiritual, with the spirit of an angel. She obtained a copy of the pro ceedings of the court martial, and went as fast .. - steam could take her to Rich mond to get a pardon for him. The President was sick, but she saw the Secretary of War, aud lie advised her to come back and get a petition for his pardon. Back she came, and with great difficulty got oncnuinerously sign ed hy officers. < )ne officer of high rank refused to sign it. She seemed much dejected at this, aiid asked me what she should do. I replied: “Go to him yourself, Madam, and he will sign it. I know that you are irresistible, and no man with a heart in his body can say mo' to you.”. I had signed it my self against my views of military dis cipline. but I would have torn the “articles of war” to atoms, rather than grieve that noble woman by refusing her request. She took my advice, went in person to the recusant officer, aud lie signed it. .She started that same night to Richmond, to plead for her brother's life. He was to have been shot to-day at noon. This morning an order came, postponing the execution of the sentence. I look for her soon from Richmond. Heaven speed her efforts! .Site is a young married woman and lucky is the tnan who has such a wife. She is, indeed, a jewel, and if her mother has any more like her at home, I shall go to sec them when this war is over. Cron. S. E. Buckner. This gallant and distinguished offi cer v. ho Ins so ably commanded in this military district for several months past, took his departure from the city yesterday. He is under orders to com mand in another field nearer to the State of Kentucky, of which lie* is one of the noblest sous. His new depart ment is in East Tennessee and there are those who look upon his designa tion to that command as significant in regard to to ulterior views of the Government in respect to Kentucky. Gen. Buckner leaves Mobile with the profound respect, as we believe, of eve ry man audwoman whose good ojiin- iun is worth havi.ig. He has labored faithfully in his field of duty, and no man doubts that lie leaves .Mobile an hundred fold stronger that he. found it. Au immense amount of defensive labor has been performed during his administration and by land and water this city has become what Charleston has proved to be in the hands of Beau regard, another Confederate Sebasto pol. In taking his leave, Gen. Buckner has been able to say to our citizens. “I leave you with all the means oi successful defence. Be true to your selves, and you may defy your ene mies.” His administration will long be remembered in this city, for he has •erected monuments which will pre serve his name in Mobile annals alter ho and this generation have been gathered to their fathers. Personally, he has made t!#* most agreeable im pression upon the community as a high toned and modest gentlemen, and a brave, vigilant and accomplish ed officer. We part •with him with regret, but we know that it is for the public good.—Mobile Register, 8l/i. f If more effectlorally enabling Our .Govern ment to carry on the main business of the country, namely: war. Soni'j measures which have been .intro- Inced into the Senate, or into the House. ha,ve failed, or been postponed, after much dimension 1. The bill providing for the election»of members of tbe House by general ticket, in view of the difficulty of holding elec tions in certain States partly occupied by tbe enemy. This bill, as a general meas-. ure, was lost ; but an act lias been passed recognizing its principle, and applying it to the State of Tennessee only, where, without this, there could scarcely have been an election at all. As to the propo sal to recur to the general ticket system for all the States, it eould not, perhaps, be expected that a House elected by dis tricts, and in which each member hopes he is strong enough in his own locality, but is apprehensive that his great merits are scarcely known or acknowledged throughout his State, should pass a bill which would be to many of them a “self- denying ordinaucc.” 2. Two hills, one in tl.e House and the other in the Senate, for conscription of resident foreigners, have been both lost (expect in the case of Marylanders ) To except of aliens residing in our country, and earning tlieir bread, or making for tunes in it, to do tbe duty which we com pel our own people to do—namely, to defend that country from invasion—seem ed too likely to irritate against ns certain nations which not recognize our existence, and refuse to adopt the usual means to claim the exemption of their subjects, Such, at least, is the reason which is be lieved to li^ve influenced Congress; hut as the hill was debated in “secret session,” perhaps they had better reasons, which do not appear. o. The bill for repeal of all naturaliza tion laws ; which had for its object, first and chiefly, to prevent onr country from being swamped by Yankees, and next to prevent its citizenship from being enjoyed by all sorts of foreign people not accustom ed to the institutions of the Confederacy, and known to he prejudiced against them. This measure is postponed, and stands on the calendar. We cannot congratulate Congress or the country on the temporary defeat of the two last mentioned hills; hut, on the other hand, it is fortunate that they had also ! d-ofeated, 4. 'I lie “joint resolutions” pro- i posed in the House lor „uv.;„ e terms of peace and alliance to that section or our enemies who invade us from the States lying to the Northwest of us. It will be time enough to offer them our “right hand of fellowship” when they shall hold back their hands from the slaughter and plun der of our people. The FIa^ and Seal question is settled A KEW REWMENf / FOR THE Department of Middle Florida. General Howell Cobb’s Com rude cl. T HE undersigned having been satirized by the Secrotaiy of War to raise a legiuu-nt to serve under General Howell Cobb, in ins depart ment of Middle Florida, all persons who have raised or may design to nase Companies, are in vited to correspond with me at Macon. Georgia. Companies of s;*tyTonr, syiatis, non const tipta or exempts from any paitiou of the State, and al so persons subject to conscription, residing in the district ol Middle Florida, and in the fol lowing named counties: Baker, Calhoun, Clay, Decatur. Doughtily. Early Ere, Mitchell, Miller, Randolph, Turelll, Thomas, VVoitii, Chattahoo chee, Marion, Quitman, Stewart, Sumter, Schley, Taylor, \V« bster, Muscogee. Also, • non conscripts, exempts and THOSE SUBJECT TO CONSCRIPTION, in General Cobb’s Department, A bounty of !$.>() and a complete ontlil will be furnished to every Volunteer, as soon as lie is mustered in. The Regiment will be thoroughly equipped, armed with Eufield Rities, and rendezvous at Ma con. • JAMES COOrKR NISBET, Captain Co. H.,21st Regiment, Ga Vol. Macon, March 17ih, i.-tid. 44 2m*. COURTING HOUSE CALENDAR I8G3. »Sgl -S $ -a *rs GC 7. i lifnir ©AYS mm MONTHLY CITATIONS. ■i ? : 2 - JAn’t 5 f> Fei’y. UST Mar. A NEW DAILY IN MAl’ON. tonarrhH A;i.ioiir»»ttl. Congros adjourned yesterday, to meet again in December. Tbe notion hat- been not unfruitful. It lias produced.— 1st. A Taxation act, for support of tin Government and aiiny, aud to base or, the only firm loundation our national cred it. We have already published tfie ac( in full. z>\. A Currency Act, to promote tin funding of Confederate notes hi Confeder ate bonds; with gradations of inleret- 1 according to date of issue and of funding. This act is already producing good fruit by retiring from circulation many millions of our paper currency. oil. i lie impressment act to regulate the seizure (when emergency, calls for it) oi pio luce for army use, and to settle tin mode of appraisement. It has been found needful already to supplement this aci hy— -4th. An amended Impressment Act, t( give the Government impressing officer at appeal from the assessment of price (i they think it foo high) by referring it t<- bis Department : and then the board of appraisers, jointly appointed hy tbe Con federate and State Government, are to adjudge the compensation without ap •Otli. An act for organizing a General fitatt lor the arinv. 0 b- An act for the assessment and col lection ol tire taxes under the new Taxa tion Act. 1 he»e are the chief measures which Leve actually passed into laws . aud they are all mji-<- or less, directly for the purpose of at last. The Flag is a pure white field, without blue bar aud without red border; all over radiant white, with only the square battle flag occupying the upper corner next the flag staff. It is a noble and beautiful banuer; and, with God’s blessings upon its snow white folds, we will tear it high and bear it bravely among the proudest of the nations. May it never fly out upon the breeze save in a righteous cause! “A nation’s flag, a nation’s flag— If w ickedly unrolled, M iy foes in adverse battle drag It’s every fold from fold. But in the couse of Liberty, ‘l.uard it’ gainst Earth and Help Guard it till Death or Victory— Look you, you guard if well! Su king, lio faint, hath tomb so proud As iiewvliose thig becomes bis shroud.” Enquirer, 2d. What Armed Citizens Can Do. The important service rendered by the brave citizens of Floyd county, who, we are informed by our dispatch es, held the Yankee cavalry in check near Rome until Forrest with his cav alry reached their rear aud captured the entire force, is an evidence of what might have been done for the defense of the State had the Legislature last fall adopted proper measures for the organization of the local militia. If they had been less active in making war on the Governor, and more zeal ous in making war on the Yankees, the exempts (not liable to conscrip tion) iti every county in the State might have been prepared to hold the vandal invaders “in check,” and to co-operate effectively with the Con federate troops in defense of their homes and property. In a war like that which ha§ been forced upon us, every male citizen able to hear arms should he in readiness to meet the invaders at his doorsill. Every town, every county, every settlement should be a camp of minute men. The Yan kee raids to plunder burn and des troy would cease, and the contest would have to be settled on the great battle fields. A Capture and a Rescue. AVe have been shown a letter from a member of Wharton’s Brigade to his brother, who is an attache of the Rebel, which gives sothe further par ticulars of the late capture of the train from Murfreesboro’ to Nashville by Wharton’s brigade. The writer states that he was captured tit Alexandria, about twelve miles from Lebanon, with twenty-two other men of the same command. They were taken to .Murfreesboro’ and paroled and then ordered to he sent North via Nash ville. The train which was conveying them to Nashville had passed Lavergne about four miles, and were within seven or eight miles of Nashville, when a portion of Wharton’s brigade captured the train, killed sixty Yank ees, wounded forty-six so seriously hey could not he brought off, captur ed one hundred and seventy prison- •;rs, more than half of whom were ommissioued officers, and re-captured ail our own prisoners. Wharton’s offi cers paroled all the Yankees from Captain down, and kept eleven Colon- ;ls and Majors, and sent them to Chat tanooga. Our men also captured a urge amount of money and burnt up • lie train. The force engaged in this iffair consisted of a detail of 100 men' rom the “third Confederate,” 100 roni the “Stb Texas,” (Rangeres) 100 from the “11th Texas,” and 100 'roirt the “2d Georgia,” making in all four hundred.—Chat. Rebel. On the SECOND -MONDAY of FEB RUARY. inst., the undersigned will com mence the publication of a new Daily Pa per in Macon under the title of The Daily Confederate. T*Z! RMS: For one year, Cash in advance, $10 00 “ six months, “ “ .... 5 00 “ three “ “ “ ... 3 00 “ one month, “ #“ .... 1 00 Advertisements inserted on the most lib eral terms, payable in advance. From an experience of a quarter of a century in the business of Journalism, tbe Editor feels confident in being able to fur nish to tho reading public such a paper as will be acceptable. The latest intelligence, by mail and telegraph, will be given, and no effort will be spared to deserve a lib eral patronage. LjF’Eleven copie^if the Daily will be sent for $100, or one copy, gratis, to ev ery agent who will procure Ten cash sub scribers at above rates. Business men of Macon wishing to advertise, will please send in tlieir favors daring the present week, to the office, next door below Iloss cx. o-toman’s Cotton Avenue, up-stairs. 13^No name er.tr,,a «Jthout the cash, and no paper emtinned same is paid for. L. F. W Macon, Feb. 2d. 1863. . • PRESS FOTl 3 AX.S3. A Double-end Adam’s Rower Frees, in perfect order. We have used it ami can recommend it. Bed 28’rt 40. BOUGHTON, NISBET & BARNES. Milledgeville, March 10th. lrt>3. 42 tf. May. 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LARD WANTED. "I /"V LBS. for which the highest X vf • v/XI VJ market price v*. ill he paid by WRIGHT A BROWN. Milledgvville, Jan. 24th, 1803. 36 tf TO TRAVELERS. M Y House is open to receive t.ran-w sient boarders.and all who may Rive ms a call. I study to please all and keep one of the best and cheapest houses in tho eitv. Call and try me. J AS. E. IIAYGOOD. Miliedg-eville, March 13th, 181)3. 43 tf. rjTWO MONTHS afterdate application will he X made to the Ordinary of Baldwin county for at, order to sell all the real and personal estate of Moses West, late of said countv, deceased. WILLIAM 1*. B. WEST Kx’r. March 3!st, 1803. J H -40 9t. S IXTY days after date application will be made to the Court of Ordinary of Jasper county for leave to sell a negro man. Orandason, the property of Stephen N. Howard, Minor. JAMES B. HOWARD, Guardian. March 9th, 1863. Mint 43 9t. m WO MONTHS niter date opplieati n» will be 1 made to the Court of Ordinary of Baldwin county for an order to sell a portion of tiie ne groes belonging to the estate of Benjamin F. Rai nier late of Hancock county, deceasiM- MARY A. PALMER, A-hnr’x. April 28th, 1863. 49 9t* flXWO months after date application will be A made to the Ordinary of Baldwin county for an order to sell all the real estate of Drury Mur phy late of said county, deceased. JOHN II MANDERSON, Adtn'r de bonis non with „Jhe will annexed. April 6, 1863. (j. IT.) 47 9t. S ixn C’ouri Court of Ordinary of Mitchell county, for leave to sell all the lands belonging to the estate of Wiley Builard. deceased. Paid $4. DAVID FITZGARREL, Adm’r. April 7th, 1863. 47 Ot. Notice to Debtors and Creditors. A LL persons indebted to the estate of Wiley Bullard, deceased, are required to make im mediate payment, and those having demands are required to band them in in terms of the law. Paid $3, D.VVID FITZGfliRREL, Adm’r. April 7tli, 1863. 47 Gt. S IXTY days after date application will he made. to the court of Ordinary of Bulloch county for leave to sell all the !arid*aud negroes belong ing to ilie estate of Anderson Kickligliter, Sen , deceased, for a division under the will of said de ceased. ANDERSON KICKLTGHTER. Adm’r. w ith the Will annexed, March 10th, 1863 D 1: 43 Jit. Notice to Debtors and Creditors. A LL persons indebted to the estate of Thomas J. Yaughudate of Jasper comity, deceased, ire requested to moke immediate payment, and ill those having demands against said estate are requited to present them in terms of tins law. 8. P. DOWNS, Adm’r. April 27th, lSb.J. M. It. 11. Gil :>t. S IXTY days alter date application wifi be made to the lion. Court of Ordinary of Wilkinson •ounty, for leave to tell a negro man, named Mike, belonging to the^ estate of Thomas Mein yre, deceased. II. E. HYMAN, Adm’r. April 27, 1803. * 50 !)t. GEORGIA, Jasper County. yyriEKEAS, Shadrach I- McMiehael, Renton J. Mcltfieliael and Clark W. MeMichael, Executors to the will of Sl adraeh McMichael, deceased, makes application to me for letteisof dismission from *»id Executorship. These are therefore to cite arid admonish all persons ti ucerned to be and appear at my office •in the first Sior.day in- November next, to show cause, it any they have, why Liters of dismission shall not be granted to the applicants in terms ol- tho law. Given under mv band officially this 81 h April 1863. 47 ni6m 'll. H. HUTCHISON, Ord'y. COURT CALLENDER FOR 1803. SUPERIOR COURTS. JANUARY. JULY. 2J Mouduy, Chatham. 1st Jloudav, F.oyd' 'Floyd AUGUST. 1st Monday Luinpkint FEBRUARY. 2d M mday, Campbell 1st Monday, Clark (’lark t Lumpkin Dawson : 34 Monday, Campbell 3d 3Ionday, Forsyth Dawson Polls 3d Mouduy, Forsyth Glascock Polk Alert i wether Glascock Walton Jlerriwether Houston Walton 4th Monday, Baldwin Houston Jackson 4th Monday, Baldwin Monroe Jackson Paulding Monroe Talialt-rro PauliliDg Taliaferro Walker Thusday after, Pierce Walker MARCH. SEPTEMBER. 1st Thursday. Pierce lstMondai, Anpiing 1st .Monday, Appling Chattooga Chattooga Cherokee Cherokee Columbia Coweta Cow eta Columbia Crawford Crawford Madison Gwinnett 3! ariun Madiriou >1organ Marion 2d 3Ionday, Butts 31 organ - Bartow 2d Monday, Butts C<d«-o Hartow Eil.crt Coffee Fayette Elbert Gr cone Fayett Gwinnett Pickens l’iekens Washington Webster Wasliingtoii 3d Monday. Alit, Ul ■td.Mondav.V.'obht Cullmun ( U>VoQQ Hull Mu\i Hint 11 art Heard Heard Macon Macon 'low ton Newton Talbot Talbot Ware Tnttnul Bulb,eh . W«e rimrsdny after Kite Thursday after VV title ith Monday, Clinch Friday alter, Bulloch Putnam tth Monday, Clinch Chattahoochee Putnam Rabun Leo Twirirs Chattahoochee Wukes Lee . Johnson Twiggs 31ilton Wilkes ltabun Johnson Thursday after Habersham Milton Monday af- ^ Thursday a fter 11nbersham ter 1 he 4t!i > tchdls IthThursday, Montgomery Alonday ) Monday af- ) OCTOBER. , er4 dav 0n '(^ ,am 1st & 2d Mon Cai roll 1st .Mondav, Dooly ' Al’liW.. Emanuel 1st Sc 2d Mon. Carroll Fpi nk lin lst3Ionday, Dooly Early Frankhn !• ulinn Kmauuel Gordon Early Taylor Fulton Warren Gordon Wilkinson Pike Pike Taylor Thursday after Banks Warren 2d Mondav, Richmond Wilkinson Gilmer Thursd’yafter Banks Hancock 2d Monday, Hancock Harris Richmond Laurens Harris Miller^ Laurens SuTnier Miller Sumter Thursday after Kanuin. 3d Mondav, Glynn Tuesday after. McIntosh Haralson 3d .Monday, Glynn Henry Haralson Jones » Henry Murray Jones < tgh-lhorpe Liberty Pulaski Murray Stewart Oglethorpe Union I’ulaski W-rth Stewart Thursday after Towns Monday Worth Thursday ) Montgomery after * 'Bryan] . alter * 4th Monday,Wayne 4th3Iond«y, Wayne Decatur I leeatur DeKalb DeKalb Jasper Jasper Lincoln Lincoln Schley Schley Whitfield Tattnall Wilcox Whitfield Friday after, Telfair Wilcox Camden Friday after. Telfair Thursday after, Irwj^ Monday “ Berrien Camden J Thursday after. Irwin .Mondav a fter Chariton Charlton MAY NOVEM B ER. 1st Monday. Clavton 1st Monday, Berrien Sc riven Seri veil Randolph Clayton Upson Effingham 2dJMouday, Catoosa Randolph Jefferson I pson Chatham 2d Monday, Catoosa Mitchell Jefferson Muscogee Mitchell • Gilmer Muscogee Thursday after Fannin, 3d Monday, Bibb 3d Monday, Bibb Brake Burke QuiPman Quittinan Spalding Spalding Troup Troup Baker Union 4th Monday, Dade Baker Terrell Thursdav after Towns Thursday afier. McIntosh Ith Mundav, Dade Monday “ Colquitt *• “ Liberty Terrell Last Monday. Colquitt Mon. after Liberty. ISryan JUNE. DECEMBER. 1st Monday, Lowndes st Monday, Diuigherty Dougherty Lowndes 2d Monday, Brooks M 3If>nday,fBrooke • Clay f'la v •3d Monday, Thomas i.i Monday Thomas 'May holds three weeks, if necessary, at each term. t Judge not required to draw Jurors for two weeks ; and not obliged to hold two weeks’ Court in counties of Cobb and I umokin. Administrator’s Sale. r*Y order of the Court FA conntv, will be sold of Ordinary of Bewien on the first Tuesday in June at Nashviile in Berrien county, w ithin the legal hours of sale. Lot of Land number twohnn- dred and sixty two (262) in the ninth dist (9) of Berrien county, and one hundred and thirty-five (135) acres of Lot two 1 uiwlred and ninety-one (291) In the ninth (9) listrict of said county All sold as the property of Ansel L. Parrish late >1 said countv. deecsv-d. for 1 lie benefit of the heirs ami creditors. Terms cash. ROBERT N. PARRISH, Adm’r. Nashville, Ga., April fitb, 1863. [iitp.'I 48 tds' G EORGI-A, Appifng county, fill.REASS, Gideon J. Holton, administrator . of Nathaniel J. 11 oil011 represents to the Corn t in his petition, duly filed and eutered on re cord. that he has fully administered Nathaniel J. I lol!on’s c es^le. 1 lii.s is tb return to cite 41I] persons concerned, kindred and eredeitors-, to show cause, if any they administrator should not be dis- ds administration, and receive let dismission ou the first Monday in May can, wby said charged from ters O next. Witness my hand and official signature this Oclobei 7:h, 1862, 22 1116m. X LIQHTSEY, Ord’y. GEORGIA, Twiggs County. \\/ LUBE AS. Daniel G. Hughes, administrl- r t tor on the Estate of John Pope, late of s.ed county deci asc-d. has litlly and faithfully ex- -cuted the trust in him reposed, as appears or rc- cord.au ; Wakes bis application fdj letters of dis mission from said estate.** lhese are theretnre to.cite and admonish all and singular the kindred and otLers concern! d, to be and app^ir at my office on or by the first Mon day in May next, then and there to show cause, if any, why said letters may not be granted. Given under my hand and Xifficial signature, Oet. loth. Ic62. 22 u,6m LEWIS SOLOMON, Ord’y. CITATIONS. BIIS11IES8 CARDS RICU’D U. Cl.ARK. SAM'L O. IRVIJ,. WJ , Ctilttt, IKVIX ISO TAYLOR, SL’CCESSOBSTp IRVIN * BUTLER, GEORGIA,'®*™* County, ^ TSfill whom it may tencirn. M RS. ESTHER HARRIS, having in proptr form applied to me far permanent letters <J Administration on the estate of William J. Harris. ! late of said County. Ur the credi ors an ris, to lie and appear allowed by law, and show cause, if any they can, why permanent Administration should not be tractive in the Superior CbnrUut 01anted to Esther Harris on William J. Harris’ ern Circnit—in T«i rellaml Earlv r* , ,,. . Wp *t- ■ taut. W„*£ , £rS£*5 ; it—and, by spt-:- 1 - 1 Southern Georgia. ity. This is to cite all and singe- 1 ipTAB UBV O 1 m v . and rest of kin of William J. Har- :AllUlllNililoAl T A pear at my office, within the time j -Li 21 If on J oknu.- oattiio if nnv tliPV t*U n. ALBANY, g* a tH-e iii tbe Superior Conr>» ... »i... «. ...T* estate W 1861 Witness my hand and sea! this 14th day of April ‘ in the Macon Circuit—and, by succial , UUD1 ’ 63. LUTHER H. GREEN LEAF, any County in Southern GeoriHa tra '-' f ’ Nov. 3, 1861. (Paid $2.75 ) April 21. 1863. Oidinary. 48 5t 21 tf. GEORGIA. Appling county. ' . V C HKKEAS, Jacob Moody, Admi nistrator on f tiie estate of M»-cs Martin, represents to the Court of Ordinary ,■ in bis t petition duly filed and entered on record in tAis offito,, that he has fully administered said estate. . » . These are therefore to cite and admonish all and singular the kindred andereditors of said deceas ed fo show cause, if any they have, why said ad ministrator .should not Undischarged from his ad ministration and receive lettefs of dismission on the first Monday in July next. J. L1GHTSEY, Ord’y. December 2d, J862. • 29 mfini GEORGI A, Baldwin county. U j HEKEAS, William McKinley, administra tor on the estate of Susan Dixoif, deceased, has filed hi.- liiral account, and petitions the court for letters cf dismission from said trust. 3 bese tin refure to cite unpersons adversely eorinc 1 m i: to tile llit-ii objecllons in my office cn ar belQiethe fiist Monday in August next. Giv: i: timlct my hand and official signature this 10th January, 1863. 24 rutin;)3 JOHN HAMMOND. Ord’y. GEORGIA, Bulloch county. To all whom it may concern. YVrni-KEAS, Zachnriah Bennett, administra- 4! tor de bonis non with the will annexed, on ibe estate of Martha Groover, deceased, applies to me for letters of dismission flora said adminis tration. 'These are thereforefore to cite and admonish all perions concerned io be and appear at my office mi the first Monday in August next, and show cause, if any they have, why letters of dismision shall net issue to the applicant in terms of the law. Given under my hand and official signature this 15ih d.-v of January, 1863. bo iiibin (lilt) WILLIAM LEE, Ord’y. GEORGIA, Irwiu county. T\THEREA8, James C. Sumner, administrator T T 011 ills estate of B B Sumner, deceased, ap plies to me for letters of dismission from said trust. These are therefore to cite and admonish all persons interested to he and appear at my office within the time prescribed by law, and siiow cause if any, why said letters should not be granted to ^he applicant in terms of the law. Given tinder my’ hand and official signature, this March 14th, 1863. 44 6m L. M. COLI5ERTH. Ord’y. GEOKtilA, Irwin County. \y HKKEAK, Zara Paulk and Reason Pauik, t Y* r.dnfini traters on the estate of James Paulk, deceased, applies to rr.e for letters of dismission from s.iid administration. These are therefore to cite all persons concern ed, !u be and appeitr at office within the tiniepre- s. tiUd*by law, to show cause, if any they can, why said tetters should not be granted to the ap plicants. Giv. n under niy band and official signature, this Devi r i s t, 1~02. L.M.COLBERTH, Ord’y OtXlUGlA. BuTr^r cou load idiom u J tr IIEKEAS. Benjamin C.“w C ^*' ce and William A. McLain,p' W L j- • • „ r a., vi to me f WE for letters of dismission from the ExecutorsnL the estate of General Lee, Sen., deceased These are the refure to cite and admonish all and singular the kindred and others at interest to be and appear rt my office witfdn the time pre scribed by law, and file their objections, if any they have, otherwise said letters will be granted to the applicants. Witness my band and official signature this 11th day of Feb.-, I6G3 d P 39 mfiin. WII.llAM LEE, Pen., Ord’y. GEORGIA, Bulloch county. To oil tc'iom it rnoy concern. YVTII ERE AS, Richard A. Lane and Jane E. T t Bmice, administrator and administratrix cn the estate of John A’ Bunce, applies to me for let ters of dismission from sail administration. These are ihereft-re to cite and admonish all persons concerned, to be and appear at my office, with tlu: lime prescribed by law, and file their objections,) any they have, other*ise said let ters w ill he granted to the applicant. Witness my band aud official s'gnature this 11th day ot Ftbiuary, 1 *-63. d b 39 mdm. WILLIAM LEE. Sen, Ord’y. GEORGIA, Bulloch county. To oil whom it may concern. \\T HEREA8, Joshua F. Hodges applies to me » T for letters of dismission from the administra tion of the estate of Benjamin 15. Hodges, late, of said county, deceased. These -are therefore to cite and admonish" all pr rscus interested in said estate to be and appear at my oftiee within tho time prescribed by jaw, and file tl eir objections, if any they have, oth erwise said letters will be granted to the appli cant. Witness mv hand and official signature this 11th dav of Feb. 1863. nr. 29 mdm. WILLIAM LEE, Sen. Ord'y. 800 Cords'of Tanbark W ANTED for the Georgia Penitentiary,’ for which the highest market price will he paid. JAMES A. GREEN, P K. Feb. 2(1th, 1863. 41 3ui. Notice to Debtors and Creditors. \ LL persons having demands against Martha cl. Ellington late of Baldwin county deceased, are hereby notified to present them legally authen- ticateu, and debtors to said deceased are requested to make payment. ' W. H. MITCHELL, Ex'r. April 6tb, 1863, (J. H ) 47 6t. Administrator’s Cate. A GREEABLE to an order of the Conrt or Or dinary of Bulloch county, will be sold beffiie the Court House door, in Statesboro, on the first Tuesday in JUNE next, one negro buy, named Cuyler, eighteen jearsofage. Sold as I lie prop erty ot O. H. P. Lanier, for a division among the heirs of said estate. Terms made known on the day of salo. BENJAMIN WILSON, Adm'r. CATHERINE LANIER, Admr’x. April ijtb. 1863. • v b 47 tds. GEORGIA, Berrien County. O N the first Monday in July next application will be made fo the Court of Ordinary oi Berrien county for leave to sell the real estate of James L. Vann late of said county, deceased, con sisting of lots of lapd No’. 464, in the 9th dial, and 465 in the 9th, and twenty-five acres of lot 503 in the 9th dist. All sold for the puiposeof distribution and settlement. WILLIAMS D. SINEATH, Adm’r, Apr 1 13th, 1863. T **] GEORGIA. Bulloch county. To <• lSir hem it may concern. \ T HERE AS, Aifrt d Knight, administrator on f Y the estate ot Mrs. Selety Knight will apply to tho Court ef Oidinary for letters of dismission from said administration. ‘I ll so are therefore to cite and admonish »II persons interested, to be and appear at my office within ti.e time allowed by law, aud show cause, if any they have, otherwise tho letters will be granted. • , Gi'- ..under my hand and official signature, this. 17th. March, 1663. 45 6m. I) n WILLIAM LEE, Sen., Ord’y GEORGIA. Bulloch county ~V\7'h<*rpns, Seaborn Woodcock, Administrator T Y 011 the estate of William W. Dickerson makes application to me for letters of dismission from said administration. These are therefore to cite and admonish all persons concerned to be and appear at my office within the time prescribed by law, to show cause, it any they have, why said letters of dismission should not be granted. Given under my hand and official signature, this Aptil 11th, 1863 47 nfliin. WILLIAM LEE, Sen. Ord’y. GEORGIA, Bulloch county. ■Vy HEKEAS, John Green, Administrator on 11 the estate of William J Dixon, makes appli cation to me for letters dismission from said ad- ministrstion. i hese are therefore, to cite and admonish all per sons concerned,jto be and appear at my office with in tiie time prescribed by law, to show cause, if any they have, why said letters of dismission should not he granted Gv on under ray hand and official signature, this 11th day of April, 1863. 47 indiii. W1LLIAM LEE, Sen., Ord'y. GEORGIA. Baker Comity. \Yf HEIIEAS, Anna Jane West, administratrix Y T on tho estate of William W’rtst, deceased, makes application to mo for letters of dismission from said administration. These are therefore to cite and admonish all •persons interested in said estate to he and appear at my office on the first Monday in October next, and show eaiix-, if any they have, why letters of dismission shall not be grauted said applicant in terms of tbe law. Given tinder my hand and official signature tl is Gih April, 18(,3. 47 uiiim* THOMAS ALLEN, D. Ord’y. GEORGIA. Jasper County. \\7 HERE AS, Mrs. Selina II J. Walton, Ad- JA ministratrix on the estate ol Henry B. Walton, late of said county, deceased, makes ap plication to me for letters of dismission from sard administration. Three are therefore to cite and admonish all persons concerned to he at id appear at my office on the first Monday in November next, to show cause, if any they have, why letters of disinis sion shall not be granted the applicant. Given under my hand aud official signature, this 8th day of April, 1863. 47 mOm M. H. HUTCHISON, Ordy, GEORGIA. Berrien county, J AMES Nobles applies to me for letters of Ad ministration on the estate of Daniel Baulk of said county, deceased. All persons interested, will life their objections jpn or by the first Monday in Jmre next, otherwise h-tters wiil issue. Given under my hand and official signature, April 13, 1863. 48 5i* IJL*T PEEPLES, Ord’y. G EORGIA, BerrHiii*county. J OHN A. Sutton applies to me for letters of Administration on the estate of John J. Morri- sion, late of ssid county, deceased. All persons iuteiested, will file tlieir objections in my office by tbe first Monday in June next, otherwise letters will issue. Witness my hand and official signature, April 13th, 1863. 48 ot.” II. T. PEEPLES, Ord’y. tiioajas j dTTORJSTE Y GEORGIA, Berrien county. H ENRY G. Hutchinson applies for letters of Administration on tho estate of David T. Hutchinson, deceasod. All persons interested, will file tlieir objections in my office by the first Monday in June next, otherwise letters will issue Witness my hand and official signature, April 13th, 1863. 48 5t* IT. T. PEEPLES, Ord’y. cox, # t law NEWTON, Baker cousty Ga * March 18, 1856. ’ 42 tf BRISCOE & deGP.APPEij r .rn ATTORNEYS AT LAW ' _^ TTT JULLEIMiETiHE, ceo. WSr iC “ ntke C0UrtS 0ftLe 0cD1 b!geo Miliedgevilie, Ga., March 1,1853. , Dis. ]] M. II. HALL, anj fffiiiLES a. HALL, Are associated h; the Practice of Medicine. 1 J TvtS H. AtLS residence—tbe house of the late Dr.^ Martin— on Ilancoek-street. 6 nov4—3i ATTENTION! A LL persons indebted to the undersigned are quested.to call and settle. Aiigu=t 10, isca. TINSLEY & NICHOLS 13 tf. GEORGIA. Baldwin County. W HEREAS, James C. Shea, administrator de bonis non on the estate of Henry W. S Tracy, deceased, has filed his final account, and petitions for letters of (^remission from said trust. These are therefore to cite all persons adverse ly concerned to file their objections on or before the Rrst Monday in November next diveii nnder my official signature tlii3 14th April, 1863. 47 6m JOHN HAMMOND, Ord’y. GEORGIA, Pierce County. To alt whom it may concern. J AMES SWEAT having in proper form applied to me for permanent letters of Administration 011 the estate of Henry Turner, late of said county, this is to cite ail and singular, the creditor and rest of kin of Henry Turner to be and appepr at my tice, within the time allowed by law. and shew cause, if any they can, why permanent Administra tion should not be granted to James Sweat on Hen ry Turner’s estate. Witness my official -ignature, tics April 18tl 1863. LUTHER H. GKEENLEAF, Ordinary- April 28, 1663. (Pd. $2.75.) 49 METROPOLITAN HOTEL AT SPIRTS, fij. ’ mllE undersigned having recently purchased nil t, a P lvnllse -> generally known as "Mackiea SonoTiie ed * Il0tal f0r “~da The. proprietor will nse every effort for thecom- fort and convenience of all who may favor hin, \> mi their patronage. 11 The table will be furnished with the best that a Hancock county market affords. 81 Drovers will be supplied with provender, pood stock 03 ’ ° Pen ° t3 ^° r 1,16 exllibition of tlieir Conveyances can be had at all times to anv point ou either of the Kail Roads. y Sparta.,G u, Jan. 2, 1860. J. M. STANFORD. 32 tf. HEETY A IIALL J>EQUEST that all ordJuand prescriptions SPn ll-tlieui, be necmnpauied by the a-ttsh 1 * n .May 17, 1862. ' m I 52 tf. ®. 2 ’ cr »>ancntIy~Cun?d l - — b_v the use of Cneanauah's PILE SI LVl cures it h?s LAItK est j This Salve hhs accomplished -xtraoidiuary c of- I and has gained ahwfmg- repntifion. Trv it i ew j no eqnaf. l-'or sale byCltlEVt A Cll GEORGIA, Mitchell County. W HEREAS, Benjamiu F. Sharp deceaseJ,life of said county, died leaving a considerable P3ts, j'-and said estate being unrepresented; these are th«reu..„ to c j te an q admonish all and singular, and to give no i; .. 0 {o a „ coucerne d, that after the expiration of Thirty ^ , shall oint t h 3 Clerk of the Superior Court c:. w , e other fit and prop er person Administrator on the ^tate of said Ben jamin F. Sharp deceased, this April i»j, teoq JOS. J. BRADFORD, Ordinary. April 28, 1863. (I’d. $2.75.) 49 5t GEORGIA, Mitchell County. 'lirilEREAS, John West applies to me for let- T T ters of Administration on the estate of Wil liam P. West, late of said county deceesed ; These are therefore to cite and admonish all and singular the kindred and creditors of saiJ deceas ed, to he and appear at my office, at Camilla, said county, on the first Monday in June next, to shew cause, if any they have, why letters shall not be granted to the applicant. Given under my hand aud official signature, this 18th day of April 1663. JOS. J. BRADFORD, Ordinary. April 28, 1863. (Pd. $2.75.) 49 5t 1M!3. I XH45 SOUTHERN •FIELD k FIRESIDE. PUBLISHED AT AUGUSTA, GA. A First Class Literary and Agricultural Journal. ATany distinguished Southern Writers ontiibutCs^Q j£g Columns, i NY-’W 6 f Pmr‘ 1Ur - day ia Januar .V. 1863, j Quarto form, oflSi p C ° ,ame,,ced . in for Binding. E «l, THIRTY-TWO COU^fvJ 1 T , C °T‘ a | Matter. IteadlD ? I The proprietor trusts that h, eJtvt;or]9 to maintain a First CJass Southern Liter- ary I’apcr will he liberally susiiried. I he '1 Ett.tfs for the paper wi be GEORGIA, Mitchell County. W HEREAS, John West applies to me for let ters of Administration on the estate of George W. West, late of said county deceased ; These are therefore to cite and admeu.'sh all and singular the kindred and creditors of seid deceas ed, to be and appear at my office, at Camilla, in I • . . . ' said county on or befuietbe first Monday in June ! oi twenty per cc 1)1. next, to show cause, it any they have, why letters shall not be granted to the rpplicart Given under my hand and offieis/signature this 18th day of April ls03. ' BRADFORD, Ordinary. April 28, If *.). 49 5t $3 00 2 00 1 00 pape FOR ONE YEAR.: !... “ SIX MONTHS “ THREE MONTHS, r. SINGLE COPIES T N CENTS > 7 Clubs oi 10 or more, f 1 one year, -S2 each, Clubs of 10 or more, sixnuntls, il each POST MASTERS a e invitefffo use their influence in bcbxif oftie paper: On ( all subscript ions forwarded bp tlieui e^ept | at club rates, they will b* aflowed «t esm- . . No comrils- sion on club rates can be avowed. GEORGI. G' ' niy. EOKGL ,.f lies to me for letters of admiiiist. t ue estate of George Paulk late of said county, . eceased. All persons intffested will file tb»-ir objections ou ibe first Mouthy in June next, other wise let ters will be granted yio applicants. Witness my baud and official signature. H. T. PEEPLES, Ord’y. April 27tli, )863 pd $2 75 5(1 5t T lie first number of (this Favorite H cekly will contain the banning of B Z3 L £S O X f : A Thrilling Romance of the bast Ccntunj, By S* liE E. llf.YT, of Soulli Caroling Also t,.e opening of a Series^oi Fiy CUAPTBR Ofa UlsTOBY. A Good Conrt Forty Years Agft By Philemon Perch. And the first of a .Scries of . vy , bert,” whose charming product!# r f* cently published, have markt/Diis GEORGIA, Jasper County. W IIERRAS,* Eleazer W. Shepherd makes ap- j LARD OF 1 UE AVAR,” plication to me for letters of administration on ihe estate of Winbnrn R. Shepherd, late of said county, deceased. These are therefore to cite and admonish all persons interested, to show cause, if any they have within the time prescribed by law, why let ters shall not issue to the applicant. Given nnder my hand and official signature, this 27th April, IrOJ. 50 5t. M. E. EUTCH1SON, Ord’y. GEORGIA. Pierce County. , To all whom it may concern. S TOGD'KR HARRIS having in proper form applied to me for letters of Guardianship of the perxsn and property of William S. Harris, a minor under fourteen years’ of age, the son of William J. Harris deceased. Tlife is to cite all concerned to be and appear at my office within the time allowed by law, to show cause, if any they can, why the said Stog- uer Harris should not be appointed Guardian of said minor. Witness my official signature this Slay 4, 1863. 51 5t [Pd $2 75] L. H. GKEENLEAF, Ord y. the juvenile Poet as i e “Keats” South. M hese will .be follow . Series of Sketchy Romances, 1 . I 1- Gilmore Sims, and by a choice of original arid selected Taiej/* 0 ' 1 is not boasting to say, will t ^ )e Field and Fireside more atti* 0 than ever. JANIES GARDNER, LAWS OF WE have a few copies of the LA Session, are now bound in Paper C'i Sale, at $1 a copy, at office, aud Mail. .Send vour order at once. March 2,1§6S. ■, GEORGIA Ware County IIEKEAS, James M. Lee, of Ware County,J COMPILED Tax Laws of (rgia. applies to me fur letters of Guardianship of the Persons and property of James, Jchn. Marti)*, Caroline, Mary J., Joseph M., and Isah Taylor ail minor heirs of Isah Taylor, late of said county ; These are therefore to cite and admonish all and singular the kindred of said deceased to be and ap pear at my office ou or before the first Monday in July next, and shew cause if any they have, why said letters shall not be granted. Given under my band officially, this May 6,1663. * D. E. KNOWLES, Ordinary. May 12, 1863. (Pd. $2.75) 51 5t BY L. I 1 UX LA r forsaleat this office.—Price I r FEW copies oft he TAX LA' Notice to Debtois and Creditors. A LL peisona indebted to the estate of Joel AValker, late of Ware counly. deceased, will place make immediate payment, and all persons having demands against said estate, will please present them in terms of the law. Paid $3 ANDREW WALKER. Adm’r. May 7th, 1863. 51 6t .Jacob's Cor This valuable medicine can be o pdal the Drag nf TTIthTT A, mil , _ r» r» T IT V K Store ofllERTY &JIALL, a!.->of ( & CLARK. -Mi'.’.-d^ville. No without it. See no.ri-t ^ Sic. s: IN months affei date I will a; ;o the Court of Oidinary of Mitchell count; • dismission from tbe administration ot the < e of George Crosby, deceased. JESSE TOLL' 1, Adm'r.* March 12. 1863. 43m6m- (■tefor. 12 5t * fi-^I at last ind reedy for hen sent by RISCOE, e on hand an bT grieve i should o® GEORGIA, -Jasper County. \\I IIERhAS, Charles T. Preston, Adminis* 0,1 the es,atp 8 of Abraham Shepherd and Y> ilhan* L Shepherd, deceased, makes appli- cation to me for letters of dismission from said administrations. The se are therefore to cite and admonish all per sons interested in said estates fo be and appear at my office on the first Monday in November next, to show cause, if any they have, wby letters of dismission shall not be granted the applicant. , J.o Ven ,„ am ! er band officially this 8th April, 1863. 47 m* m M. II. HUTCHISON, Ord y. Notice to Debtors and Creditors. A LL persons indebted to the estate of Green Martin, late of Ware county, deceased, will please make immediate.payment, and all persons having demands against said estate, will please present them in terms of the law. Paid $3 JOSEPH MeQUAGE, Adm’r. May 7th, 1863. 51 6t Administrator's Sale. W ILL be sold before the Conrt House door in Camilla, Mitchell Comity, Georgia the first Tues day in JUNE next in the usual hours of sale lot of land number 57 in the ll>th district origaimlly Early then Bnker now Mitchell County Sole by virtae of an order of Court and as the property of Thomas Holder late of Wilkinson County deceased. Terms Cash. REBECCA HOLDER, Adnu’x. April 22,1863, ^(*. c. pd) 50 tds. Administrator's S A CREEABLE to order of dinary of Baldwin couuiy, the Court House door in said cou Tuesday in June next within tl ega^hoj 1 ^^ sale, the House and lot in the ville known as tho Gay lot, John Conn. Sold as the prop G’ay, deceased. W. M. STE April 7th, 1868. w IL be sol dd^t t Court of 0t- ; bo sold the fir** of of Milk'd^-.. ning land „f golornou \g, Adm’r- 4T tds-* •strator’s \e. the Court 1 se door iu town of Irwinton, VViikinst county i man, ■■ourt U -- ( 0 f ;h- heirs of first Tuesday in JULY next, a nr -o u ’* n j i f *-{Jdi- Mike, sold under au order of tl nary of said county, for tho tens Thomas McIntyre, deceased. 1 V(]n , r . H. b H OIA May 19th, 1863. \ J
