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- ■ j V LHIE XXXV.] MILLEDGEVILLE, ii E 0 R <* i * j T ! ESDI V, ‘OCTOBER 2.3. 1864. iWKBEtt it; !1 NX.XISBET.BAKNKS&MUORE i* .Polishers 2nd Proprietors. X. K9H:!IT«\. <Edilut ., 1 o*. \I*«E r * s (Hjjc CL anfcbcr;rtr uhiion 7 ■ • 7 ; irW/'/> '* ^d/edgerUle, Ga -' 1 published nn ,t Wilkinson Sts.,] ( 0 )>r<>si" Court 1Iouse -J I GEORGIA, Pulaski Cunnty. -firHEi EAS. Joseph Kirg applies to me for VY letters ot administration on 'hg estate of John J Lee, late o! said count J, decea ;ed. ; These are therefoie to cite and admonish a!! j persons interested, to file their objections, if any 1 they have, oil or before the first Monday in De cember next, why letters ot administration should not be granted to the said Joseph King on John J. Lee's estate. Given under my hand and official signature, this 6th dav of Oct. 1864. 20 5t ' JOHN FALE, D. Ord’y. . 1 dministi a tor's Sale. HEPORT. . . • t 1 ULUHUIA, t vviggs County. \ t Si 2 a year m Advance, w HEREAS, John Oueal. Guardian of Lucin- I* 1 J J I T » da Collins, applies to me for letters of dis- ■w,- —; mission from his Guardianship. ADVERTISING. | These are therefore to cite all part'e? interested, .... .. ,, _ r , I to be an j appear at my office oti ui be'ore the first ,lt:NT. 1 hree Dollars per squat j Monday in November in x*. to file their ohjec- rofrespl" 1 Resolutions by Societies,(Obit | tions if any they have why said letters dismis- " 1,1 1 " .. , r sory snail not be gianted. Given under my baud and official signature. Sept. 14, 1364. 1 <» r.t j. e McDonald, Only. GEORGIA, Pulaski County. HEREAS, Lotta Cadwell, Administratrix 3din, r six lines.) Nominations for office, ii-ations” or Editorial notices tor individual narged as transirnl advertising. Legal Advertising. sales, per levy of ten lines, or less, fo 60 10 00 00 Mortgage fi fa sales, per square Tax Collector s Sales, per square, Citations for Letters of Administration, .* •» “ Guardianship, 5 00 1 :tter? of application for dism’n.from Adm n 8 00 .. <» •• *• “ Guard'll 8 00 Annl'n for leave to sell land and negroes, 8 00 \\,tio? to Debtors and Creditors. Sal.-s ot land or negroes, per square, perishable property, 10 days, per sq pstray Notices. :’.0 days, foreclosure of Mortgage, per square, LEGAL ADVERTISEMENTS. ... ,it Land and Negroes, by Administrators,*Ex- n (juardiaus,are required by law to be held f ' h'-.t Tuesday in the month ; between the hours Oll'lD'D ' 1 * J ... •_ J.L.. - tX n« ♦ L .» 10 ill the lore C ,urt house ii ' v 'nreuf these sales must be given in a public ga- ! til i iv-snrevioustothe dayofsale. I ", ... tor the sale of personal property must be , ; manner 10 days previous to sale day. | i v "j,-to the debtors and creditors ot an estate j ;i si. Ke punished 40 days that application wil of Martin Cadwell, deceased, applies to me for letters of dismission from said ndininistra- r> on: These are therefore to cite and admonish all persons interested to file their objections,if any they have, within the time prescribed by law.vili- letters of dismission should not be granted the said Lotta Cadwell, otherwise they will issue in term* of the statute. Given tinder my hand and official signature this the 5th day of September, JHj4. 16 mfim JOHN J. SPARROW, Ord’y. P URSUANT to anordirof the Court of Or dinary of Twiggs county, will be sold before the Court House do< r in Maiioii, said county, within salp hours, at public outcry, on the first Tuesday in NOVEMBER m.xt, the following real estate belonging to the estate or M a. Geor gia A Evnns.Jate of said county, deceased, to- j wit: The Tavern 'ot aud lots adjoining the same, j together with stable-lot. and other lots,'lying and and beingin said Town ot Marion. The house:s : commodious and fitly constructed for its purpose, > ' and if properly supplied for company, would warrant a handsome support for a small family, j Terms of srieon the day II. M. LOYLESS, Adtnr, . I’,y U A. Rice, Att'y. ill fact. September 12tli f 1864. [L s] 17 tfs ISP Journal «fc Messenger please publish ! above in tetms of law, and present account for | pa;, nn nt. Ad77tinistrator’s Sole. B Y virtue of an order of the court of ordinary. of Pierce county, will be sold on the first Monday in December I8ti4, at the Court House i door, in said county, between tlie legal hours of sale, one lot ot land No. (57,) in the 9th, district * oforiganally VVate, now Pierce county, sold as the prop* rty of James R. Thomas, late of I’ieroe county deceased, for the benefit of the heirs and creditots, of said deed. Terms made known on t lie j day of sale. BANNER THOMAS, Adm’r. Sept. Sth. 1864. Paid. 16 tds. W*-steru A Atlantic COMPTROLLER GEN'L’S OFFICE, ) .Milledgeviilo, Oct. 17, 1861. (j To His Excellency. Joseph E.Iirmcn, Governor: In compliance with the requirements of law, I have the honor to lay before your Excel ency a statement of tiie receipts and disbursements of the Treasury i during the fi.-cal year ]861, commencing on the lfith 1 October, 1803, and ending the Pith October, 1804 showing at the eud.ot the year, a Cash balance in the Treasury of, $2,1 10,087 02 i Good Assets belonging to the State. Herewith is furnished a statement ol tLe '‘Asset - be- j longing to tiie State," as shown by tin: bocks of th< i Treasury and Comptroller G euenjV office. viz: 1,833 shares of stock in Bank of 8r?rtc of Geor gia, * $183,300 I 190 shares of stock in Bank of Augusta 83,0(1(1 ! 180 shares of s'oek in the Georgia Railroad and Banking Company, 18,00’’- . 7,000 shares of stock in the Atlantic and Gulf Railroad Company, 700,000 j General Bank Assets, estimated by General Bethune, Agent, at, 1,500 | Net c iruinp Railroad, Dividend on Atlanlh-.V GtiTR,til- road Stock, Dividend on Bark Slock. “ Insurance 8tot k., C*>l!t efionsonCcliiral Bank Assets, Money refunded on Chattahoochee River A ppropi iai ion, Money I'cmuded on Flint River Appropriation, Money refunded oit $5,000,000, Mil itary Appropriation 1802, Money refunded on Fund authoris ing making of Salt, 1 -sue of Georgia Treasure Nofes, ‘‘ “ “ Change 1 Sills, 1,000 00 j 121 5 !8 18,001 00 1 1,713 35 75,000 00 10,032 90 8.895,000 00 937,782 00 he.provided for in the wav of taxation on loin, or further issue of Treasiny Notes or s«’.e of State Buiuls. The Eiddic Drld—'in Bonds mol Treasury Notrs. Through tU: courtesy of John Jones, Esq . State Treasurer, I aoi enabled to furnish tlm fol lowing statement of the present indibteduess «f tiie State, in Bonds, vix: Due I Add to this lhr cash in Oct. 15, iStil. Treasury, Also,'the Western and Atlantic Rrilroad (value not to be put. upon the sain" b y the Oomp- frottcror Treasurer). This Road, how ever, paid into the State Treaturv as'net . earnings in 1859. $420,000 ; I860, >,.>(),000 "in 1861 $438,000; 1862, $ 110,000, and in 12, OKI I. Jil £ (ill 2 00 5 (t0 i 2 00 i' 1 B y yi Com GEORGIA, Jasper County. W HEREAS, Elizabeth Word makes appUca- 1 lion to me for letters of Administration on the estate ot James D. S Word, late of said coun ty. deceased. These sre tlieiefore to cite and admonish all . and singular tiie kindred and creditors of said de- uniin and three in the afternoon, at the ; ceased, to he and appear at my office on tlie first thecounty in which thepropeity is j Monday in November-next, to show cause, if any they have, why letters shall not issue to the applicant in terms of the statute. Given under mv hand officially, this 20th Sept., 1864. 18 5t M. II. HUTCHISON. Ord'y. Adm inistrotor's Sale. IRT UE of an order of the Honorable ■curt of Oidinary of l’ulaski county will be sold on tiie first Tuesday in December next, at the. Court House door in sa*d county, betwcyi the legal hours of sale, the tract of iaud in said coun ty whereon Cuuneellor Mauldin resided at the time of his death, containing 252) acres, more or less. T UCK ER .MAULDIN, Adm'r . of Couueellor Mauldin. Oct. 3d, 1864. J J. 8. 20 tds. 1863, $i,650,0(>0 S/ofirt/es of Taxobtes ,\-r.. in Georgia in 1861. As also required, accompanying this rcpoit, will be 1 found tables A, B, C. and 1>, containingIhe taxable | piopeity, anti other items on the Tax Digests for the . } cai' 1864 for 10-8 counties—together with table E, i containing the polls in each county lor the year im mediately preceding this report, the number of voters ; in each county, at the general election in lSt-3; the , i number of children in each county returned for par- ; ticipatiou in the Educational Fund; the amount drawn ! “ Account Nnuil! I’ox, $13,331,920 12 2,099.603 -II And we have a lotal l'tiud «,f, $15,131,02? 56 Of (lie Disbursements curing the same time, there has been pan) .- < In Civil Establishment 1862, 1,250 00 “ “ “ 1863, .26,708 32 “ “ “ 1861, 19,283, 93 “ Coniiogent Fund 1863, 10.40899 “ “ “ 136-1, 19,768 fi2 Educational Fund 1862, 1,502 00 “ “ ‘S 186.3, 135,844 00 “ $A50,000 Fund for- Manufacture of Arms, 52,975 26 " $ 1,000,000 Milifarv Appropriation for 18(71, ' fitig.O?! 95 *' $3,000,000 Military appropriation for 1861, 1,673,237 51 j “ Soldiers Clothing fund for 1863, 100.000 00 ! “ “ . “ ' “ “ 186-1, 2,499.010 60 j “ Family fund fob 1863, 795,313 85 “ 18.51, 3,685£*9l 39 j “ Account of Legislative 1‘av Roll, 1863 &. 1864, for \V A A. R. R. ' m 1862. 7 iter ct: Central Bk. Botids, I'63, 7 lt-fil, 7 i* o «• o 1862, 7 1862, 6 1863, 6 1865, ti 1868, 6 * ]86J. ti 1869, 5 1870, 6 1871, 6 1872 ti $22 r>t o 53.500 JOJ'OO 25.500 18,000 40.500 18.0( 0 176.500 262.500 72,i't4) 134 5f.ll 153,750 . 622,500 Duo in 1872. 7 percent, now redeemable JOO.Mii 1873, 6 1874, 6 1874.7 1878.6 1879, 6 1880, 6 1881, 6 1881, ti 1881.7 1782.7 War Tax And due in 1859, probably paid “ “ I$6I. *• 169 50i» 75,0( 0 176,500 100.000 200,000 200,000 100.000 25,1 00 842 5000 2.441,000 $6,070,250 6 l 00 10,000 Wc Executor's Sale. virtue of an order from the Honorable j Court of Ordinary of Pulaski county will be J scld oti the first Tuesday it* December next at the Court House door in said county, between the j legal hours of sale, the tract of land in said conn- j ty known by the number 188, containing 2024 ta! value, and nveinge value, iu each by each county for pay of members of the Legislature : the total amount drawn out of the State Treasury by i each county exclusive of the Indigent Soldiers Family i Fund ; the total amount of tux paid into the State j Treasury by each county, on the General Tax, tor the j year 1863; aud the total amount of General Tax levied I iu each county for the year 1861. Table ‘ A ” contains the uimiber of Acres of land, its I total value, aud its average value per acre in each ot I the counties named of the N't ate for 1863 aud 1861. It j will be seen that the average value of land per acre j in 1861, throughout these 108 couutii.sis $1095 against ; $5 84 in I8ti3. Table “IT' contains the number of slaves, their to- j f the countie acres, more or less, belonging to the estate of Sam. ) named tor 1863.and ISol. It will be seen that the I X 11 r.t fr mi IN- 11 be madeto the Court of flir'leave to sell Land or Negroes, must be i for two months. .. , . for letters of Administration Guardianship, , m. published 30 days-for dismission from t ration, monthly six monlhs-iox dismission f' ■'•'.'I'-ecii'.sur e of Mortgage must be published ‘ ' four months—(or establishing lost papers, ,7 yparr of th ree months—for eotli polling titles ir- 1 or administrators, where bond lias been d the full space of three months. GEORGIA, Bulloch County. To alt whom it may concern. "IVTHEREAS. Janies W. Moore and Elizabeth T f Grooms applies to me for letters of adminis tration on the estate of George Gro<?m«, late of said county, deceased. These aro therefore to cite and admonish all aud singular the kindred and creditors of said deceased, to file their objections, it any they have, in my office on or before the first Monday in No vember next, otherwise said letters will be granted — • '\V Holt, deceased. Oct 3rd. 1864. WM. W J. J K HOLT. Ex'r. 211 tds. mis will always be continued ‘ ^J? said applicants. gal.requirements,unlesso erwisc -[ Given under my hand in officially, this 20th Postponed Administrator s Sale. VITTEL BE SOLI) in the town of Camilla Mitchell v t county on the first Tuesday in November next within the usual hours cf sale the following prbperty belonging to the estate of B. P. Bostick late of said county deceased to wit. Rachel a woman about years of age, sirld for distributirf Terms cash. K DTFAIRCLOTI1, Adiri r September 21.st 1864. Pd $8. 19 tds. , .1 iverk, of ail kind?} is5t iiooh a:m .lob PROMPTLY AND NEATLY EXECUTED A T THIS day of 8ept., 1864. DAVID BEASLEY. Ord'y. Adm in isirator's Sale, o rFIVE GEORGIA, Pulaski County. \\f HEREAS, John J. Hamilton applies to me Tv for letters of administration-on the estate of - , j Irwin B Hamilton, late of said county, deceased When a subscriber finds a cross { These are therefore to cite and admonish all iii- paper he will know that his su scr<p l j an£ J singular the next of kin and creditors to be •irpired. or is about to expire, an mus e i» j hlJ j 8 ppe ar a t my office on or before tbe first Moil ed if he wishes the paper continued. day in November next, and show cause, if auy .-e- v- e do not send receipts to new snbscri- they can, why letters of administration should A t j le y rr ceive the paper they may knew i no ( be granted tljc applicant in terms ol the stat- we have received the money. pu L dinaiy of Mitchell county, Ga.,'’will be sold j on the first Tuesday in DECEMBER next, du ring the legal hours of sale, before the Court i j House door in Camilla in said county and State, | the real estate of B. M. Cox late of Mitchell j j county, deceased, The Homestead Place, imme- i diately on Flint river, adjoining lands of Major ! D. W. Orr, James F. Ci-llins and estate of Allen : Cockran, containing 2000 acres, more or less, j about 114(H) acres in a high state of cultivation, with fine impro'ements. Also a (tact in the 9th Disqictof Mitchell county, containing 350 acres , . i „ o/t 1 Given under my Hand amt seal Subscriber* wisuii’g their papers changed j tI o , 9th d; of - September, 1864. frcini one post-office to another must state the j isgt JOHN J. SPARR nxine of the post-office Horn which they wish it changed. Tax Cotlovlov* EltauU Kfcript Book*, Will be furnished from this office for $10 per j quire, and $2 for binding. There w ill be 12 re- 1 • iipts to ft sheet or 288 to a quire. Collectors or dering receipts will send a copy of the kind they wish. Given under my hand and seal of office this T64. ■ARROW. Ord’y. j average Value of slaves throughout these 108 counties j iu IIS61 is $1761 42 against $.108 13 in 1863. Table “C contains the number ot polls, professions, j j free persons of color, children between 6 and 18 by j ■ parents and ‘guardians; number of hands employed I between 12 and 1.5,15 and 55 and t>5 ; va'ue of City : and Town property : amount of money and solvem ’ debts ; and value of merchandize returned on the Tax ! Books for4863. Table ‘'D'' coutains the amount of shipping and j 40 tonnage, ^stocks, uiamifactnres ; Ac., Iiousenold and j kitchen furniture Rvalue of property not enumerated ; 1 total property in L863 and 1864, and increase of ret urns ( of 1861 over 1863. That the Legislature may also see how horses, mules, j oxen, stock cattle, hogs, sheep, goats, Ac., are return- j . ed in the different counties in the State; table “F" | wil! show the average value at which these items have ! been returned, forwarded according to the best of 'heir | recollection by the various Receivers of Tax Returns j And that the Legislature may approximate to the | number of taxpayers, who held property under the j value ot, $2,000in biff? and for other uses ofthe Legis luture, table "G” is furnished. Table '*11'’ shows the number of beneficial 1 dee in each county, participating in the fund for the support of the Indigent Soldier's "Families. In consequence of the enemy having overrun, and being contiguous to macyeonntirs in upper Georgia, the counties of 15 irtow, Campbell,'Gatoosu. Chattooga, Cherokee, Cold* Dade, Fannin, Floyd, Forsyth, Gil mer, Gordon, Milton, Mart ay, Paulding, Pickens, Folk, I Ivor payments 1861, “ Printing Fund, 1863, • “ Reduction of Public Debt, “ Iuterest on Public Debt, “ Printing Fund 1804, “ Academy for the Blind, “ Lunatic Assylnm—tor support of, “ “ —Salary of Sup’t, “ —Payofofli- edrs, “ Georgia Military Institute— ■ Support of Cadets, “ Georgia Military Institute— “ Salaiy ofSupcrniteudant, “ Georgia Relief aud Hospital Association, “ Clerk liotisc of Representatives, On account Secretary of Senate, For Bank Note Paper, Engraving and Pn'ntiug and Clerk hire Ac., iu is suing Georgia Treasury Notes ami Change Bills. On Account ofStiam hliip Fund, “ bait Fund," " Cotton Cards for purchase of, “ Cotton aud Wool Cards—Pur chase of material to make, " Corn Appropriation—Act of Nov. 26 1863, “ Corn Appropriation—Act of Match 21, 186U " lleuuiugseii lTospitul, < tn Account of other nviscellarcoii.- ap- propriations, which will be seen hi an Abstract accompanying this Report. 106,136 3(1 61,830 50 10,235 66 755 25 18,000 00 2,000, 00 3,o$3 33 i 500,000 0(1 j 5.1 10 00 1 3,500 00 j more or less, about 125 acres in cultivation, with Walker and Whitfield have made no returns 300 SUNDRIES! LBS. OF SOLE LEATHER. 10:4 Ins. of upper ! doz. CALF SKINS. BALES OF 8 OZ. OSNABURGS. • .5 FACTORY YARNS. .5 SACKS LIVERPOOL SALT. VIRGINIA 1 jo “ COAST “ „ A fine lot of CHEWING AND SMOKING TO SH; \R SYRUP, SODA. BAR AND SHAVING SOAP, TEA, sl’ICE, PEPPER, CLOVES, CAS SIA, A#., Ac., for Sale by WRIGIIT A BHOYA N. Sept. 12, 1864. *' lt ’ GEORGIA, Baldwin County. \V II ERE AS, M. E. Willis lias made appliea- f T tion for letters of administration with the will annexed, on the estate of John Haas, late of said county, deceased. These are therefore to cite and admonish all persons adversely concerned, to file their objec tions on or before the fiist Mouday in December IlPXt. Given under my official s gnature, this 8tli of October, 1864. 20 5t - , JOHN HAMMOND. Ord’y. some improvements on tie place. Sold fora di vision among the heirs. Terms of the sale, cash in the new issue. W. C. & A. If COX, Adm’rs. Sept. 26th, 1804. I’d $19 20 tds. Administrator's Sole. VVTILL be sold in t! e town of Holniesville, Appling T f coiuitv on the first Tuesday in November next GEORGIA, Pulaski County. 'yy/'HEREAS, Joseph Mercer and Julia F. Mer cer applies to me for letters'of administration on the estate of Roliu Mercer, late of said county, deceased. These are therefore to rite and admonish all persons interested, to file their objections, if any they have, within the time prescribed by law, why ! said letters may not be granted the applicants in ’ Notice to Debtors and Creditors. terms of the law. I _ _ , , , . . Given under my band and official signature, A LL persons having demands against C. ;« n..( 6th 1864 I Li- Midleton, deceased, late of Appling con can be expected until the enemy leave teat section ofthe Stine The counties of Monroe and Stewart sent up returps, but they were so deficient, your E v cellericy rejected the same and ordered the returns to be taken over again. The returns from the counties of Burke, Chailtou and Pierce have been delayed in consequence of vacancies in the office ot Reoeivcr of Tax Returns iu these counties, aud the new Revivers not having had Millieienc time to make their returns, in time for these tables. In these tables, then, lor the within the usual hours of sale a negro man named Fed i year 1861, only 108 counties are included. ■* about fifty years of age sold as the property of Alfred \ By the following condensed- statement of these 108 counties, it will be seen that the total value of property returned in 1864 is $1,612,592,806 against $840,041,127, in the same counties in 1863, showing uti increase of $772,551, 679 or an increase of 91 per cent. Statement showing the Total Value of various items of Taxation in 1Q8 counties of the State in the years 1863 and 1861, and also the increase and decrease in the different items of taxation since 1863. S. flail, late of said comity deceased, sold for the bene fit ofthe heirs and creditors cf said deceased. Terms cash. JOHN F. HALL, Adm’r. September 23rd 1864. 20 tds. ~L0ST ” O NE SCRIPT for 4 per cent. Bonds Confederate States for $100, issued by YV. B. Johnston March 28th 1864; at the Depository Macon Ga. All are warned not to trade for the same, as applica tion will be made for the Duplicate of the same at said depository. R. F. DkLAMAR October 4th, 1861. Pd $5. 19 5t this Oct 2<J 5t JOHN FALE, D. Ord’y. Milledgeville Clothing Store# GEORGIA, Twiggs counly. nviF Subscriber bavin* recently returned frem j TOHEIiEAS, it has been represented topie that the rit.tr. uosenoer, n» g w ! It estate of Jeasee Hearn deceased has no repre- 1- At,ant.t to his olo stand. .0. ft ■ seufativc, and lio person has applied for the adminis- Hotel, with r.n extensive and varied assoitmentot trBtion rea >■ made Clothing, consisting of Mens, i ouths, These ar • therefore to cite all persons concerned to an? Buys Coats, Pants, and Vests, suitable for all jj C . nn ,j appear at my office, ou or before the first Mon- and a variety of Fancy Buttons, which will be sold a reasonable terms; ealland see. A. C. VAIL. Midedgeville, Aug. 29 1864. D U- PERI NO BROWN A GO. J. E. McDONALD t Only. j GEORGIA, Appling County. - TVT OTICE is hereby given to ail persons con- - 1 > cerned, that Muitin Deen. has of late, depart ed tiiis life intestate, and no person has applied for administration ou the estate of said Martin Def n, and that in terms of the law, administra- j tion will be vested in the Clerk of the Superior j Court, or some other fit and proper person, thirty j days after the publication of this citation, unless some valid objection is made to his appoint- FORMERLY OF ATLANTA, GA., Rave located at 272 broad street, Al’GVMTA, ga., 4 -VD offer their services to their customers and -A friends for the purchase and Sale of Real and ( ment. 15ritonal Estate, Produce, Stocks, Bonds, Dia- J Given under my baud &ud official signature, 1 aids and Merchandise of every description.— this Ocibor 3d, 1864. 21 5t J. LIGIITSEY, Ord'y. \Ye deem it unnecessary to state that any busi- 11-88 entrusted to us will be attended to with fidel ity aiid despatch. V: i i imM'L’V GEORGIA, Appling County. \\/ HEREAS, William Bennett applies to me ! v v for letters of adu.inistration on the estate M. L LICHTENSTADT, PFRINO BROWN, 16 3m] WM. H. BARNES. TV Intelligencer, Confederacy and Sav. Repub- J 0 f John M. Bennett, deceased. •in copv two weeks, and send bills to us at Au- . These are therefore to cite and admonish all gusta. ’ i persons inrerested, to be and appear at my office county, are hereby notified and required to piesent them properly attested to the undersigned within the time prescribed by law, and all persons indebted to said deceased, are hereby riquired to makt im mediate payment to the undersigned JOHN W. HARRIS, Adm'r. Sept. 22, 1864. Pd $6 19 6t Adm in istra tor's Sale. Court of Ordinary be sold on tbe first before the Court county, between the leg I hours of sale, one hundred and fifty acres of land, more less, with a comfortable log cabin on it. with other improvements. Bounded by Benjamin C. Lee, General G« W. Lee, and David Beasley.— Also, one negro girl, by tbe name »f Rose, about ten years of age. Sold as the property of the es tate of Simon P. Wilkins late of Bulloch county, deceased, for a division among tbe heirs. Terms on the day of sale. BENJAMIN C. LEE.AJm'r. Oct. 10th, 1S64. Dis 21 tds j GEORGIA, Baldwin county, riV.VO MONTHS after elute hereof, to wit; on the L first Monday in December next, I shall apply to the Court of Ordinary of Baldwin county lor leave to sell the laud and negroes, of Louisa Anderson, late of said county deceased, for benefit of creelitors and dis tributees. LUCY ANN GIBSON, Athnr’x. October 1st, 1£04. I? 3t GEORGIA, Baldwin county. V LL PERSONS, having demands against Louisa AnderSon. late of said county deceased, are iiere- 5 £|^' I !;•! 2 — 3 fls ^ a x •C Hi?' i *< ~ = ? 5 - - r. JQ S3- Total. $ 13,288,435 91 | Leaving a tuiliaure in Treasury of $2,146,087 62. j Having thus exhibited (lie operations ofthe Treas- I ury for the past twelve months, I have deemed it j not inappropriate to allude to and make an approxi-i niiitioii to the ordinary receipts and expenditures of j the ensuing fiscal year. The anticipated receipts into j the Treasury for the fiscal year 186,5, may be stated as 1 follows. From G«n#ralState and Income Taxes of 1861, $16,000,000 00 Tax on Banks, Tax on Railroads, Tax on Foreign Insurance Com panies, Dividend on A, & G. R. U., Stoch, Dividend on Bank Stock, To be refunded on Corn Appro priation. made by Act of 21st March 186-1, Miscellaneous, Add to this the. balance iu the Treasury Oct. 15, 186-1, And we have a total of, c.—.x. eg - ?C 1 : — — — r-- iC { cv x. -x ~i d x - ; 5 ,m tiie s,! .mu ui-o Aiqiropnanon mnue topni- if sald ata|)y time . l(ter t(le re8UlnpfioiJ of spe- .ottou to S lip to Europe to buy Cards because de pajlnenta wouId , i;iy more than two-thirds of eriiif nee. of! lit* BiCH'kau^the diinruItiCH iu . . * : . , , . e Cotton and importing the Cards are such, thJit this debt v after the $-8,t 9o,99(4 is taken up by the N-iJ ii7.CJL’X r vX, vX ^ M ^ ‘Jj X Si CT. -I cc c. c - • r. cw - * 05 w x t- x — ^ c- ^ c (i r 7- ? r. jd -'t —p -* J- ' jr~ S J ~ 1 52 X x ^ 5 7; ij -3 t >1* 1 ~ ■G X ( oc b “A ~ O'ji jw z icbi'V: r.b c. T ~ * , J. JC X — ^ X V. — C- X w*t vX *. To Milliners and Mar*<u.Tmakcrs. f _ . . , . . i W itncss iny r PHE SUBSCHIliKK lias now on hand a Iarjro lot j * in.tl meat variety of DRESS TRIMMINGS, with the time prescribed by law, totii® objections *j, notified to i,rese:it them totho undersigned, proper- it any they have, ot said letters will be grat-il.^ j jy attested, wiihin the time prescribed by law. And Witness my hand officially, this (Jet. the 3rd, i jj persons indebted to said deceased are required to » L’reat variety wIupV. will be sold very low by the large quantity, so lo ’"ablethe nnrcliaser to make a liberal profit on , ‘hem. v A. C. VAIL. 1 Sept. 12, 1P/4 16 tf I 21 5b J. LIGIITSEY, Ord’y. I all persons indebted to said deceased are require make payment to the same. LUCY ANN GIBSON Admi x. 19 fit October 1st, 1864. $500 REWARD ! GEORGIA, l’ulaskt County. W HEREAS, Eliza Lee applies to mo for let- i ters of Guardianship of the person of John I N. Lee, minor of John J. Lee, late of said coun- j Jones county, for leave to sell the land ana a ne j'WO months after date application will be ■ made to the honorable Court of Ordinary of SIOV YUV D Tl \ A W A Y ! i y These 1 are therefore to cite and admonish all _ *■ *1 Cj HiU !•’ Ax * * • an( 3 singular the next of kin. Arc., to file their oh- T> ' N Aff4} f rom „ Q a on t be 14th ol j jections, if any they have, within the time prescri- AZii: h - rin »^. ,j wrn i, ov named Charles, bed by law, why said letters ot Guardianship S' 1 .''ears; 5feet If) inches high, dark com- J should not he granted satd applicant in terms ot a ‘latuose, aud wniirhs aboutlfi-) or 170 ■’ the law. . e % i Given under iny hand and seal of office, tins the -I W'OTjaiffi. SPARROW. Ord’y. e ‘“ery to me. u:,, . JOHN CONN. _• ■ledgenlloGa., Ju)y27tb 18G4-. 11 tL_ l if r HL-fj/. T "''KK« county. GEORGIA, Pulaski County. T - HEREAS. Joseph King applies to me for YV the Guardianship of the property of John N Leo, minor of John J. Lee, late of said coun- 11 r v * 1 * yi .AS, Holley Ann Cranford applies to ,n ' J f| w letters of administration with tbe , c annexed° n the estate of Benjamin Cranford 1 1 a*ed (sail Cranford having nominated no i iuw , . «• £X * c,ltl 'r in Ids will ) . 1 sons interested, to be and appear a my office .‘‘icseare therefore to cite and admonish the' within the time prescribed ay *® w * *’ ty Tbese 8 are thereforeto cite end admonish all per- ' 141 ^ Riurc LW Uto c»«JV4 V||P mured and creditors of said deceased to be aud A’Uar at my office on or before the first Monday ■j 1 November next then arid there to show cause i v . 8i<i d letters should not be granted. Jivcu under my hand arid official signature at Mario,,, September 14th, lbti4. J. E. McDONADP, Ord’y. j^Kjf «J lh.7 have, why letters of Guar- dianship of the property of said minor should not be granted said Josepn King, iu terms of ute. . . Given under my hand and seal of office, t.us the 12th day of October, 1864. 21 5t JOHN J- SPARROW, Ord y. gro woman, belonging to the estate of James A. Blow, deceased, for the purpose of a division — Terms on the day of sale. WILLIAM BLOW. Ex. ‘Sept. 23rd. 1861- 18 9t • GEORGIA Pulaeki counly. Ordinary's office, Oct. Gth 1SG4. VY79IEKEAS, John J. Lee having heretofore taken TY letters of administration on the estate ot John Lee deceased. And whereas, the said John J. Lee having departed this life without fully administering said estate, and the said Eliza Lee having applied to this Court to have Joseph King joined with her in said administration, and the said Joseph King having con sented to join the said Eliza Lee in the administration of tlieestate of said John Lee. Tlie8^are therefore to summon and cite all and singu.ar the kindred and creditors to appear at my office on the first Monday in December next and show cause if-any they have why the said Joseph King should not take out! letters of administration iu connection with the said Eliza Lee on the estate of said John Le e -_ 8hc the said Eliza Lee being old and incapable in the judge ment of lliis court to manage said estate uy herselt. „ Given under my liaud and seal of office tins Oct. 6th, I SCI. 20 5t JOHN J. SPARROW, Ord’y. No. of Sheep, 15,965 “ “ “ killed by Dogs, ■* 31,0h> of Dogs, - 81,423 By the above exihibit.it will be seen that the slaves have been returned at an increased value of about 190 percent, land81 per cent, City and Town property 82 per cent, money and solvent debts 2J per cent, inc-r , chandiee 90 per cent..(in merchandise is included cot ton not belonging to the orig nal producer,) shipping y and tonnage 333 percent. Stocks, manufactures, .(■<• , ( 43 per cent. Household and Kitchen h limit nr- 229 j percent, and other property not enumerated 193 per cent- In this item, too, cotton not belonging to the : original producer may bo included. I he decrease I in the iiomber of polls, professions, tree persons ol color, i &<■., is m, doubt caused by persons going into the ar j mv, all of whom owning less than $1,000 not beingtax- j p of Q 6orR j a Military! ustitute—Sala- $18,991,087 65 As the enemy is now at. Atlanta, the Eastern ter minus of the Western <fc Atlantic Railroad, and as Gen. Hood is ill their rear.on that Rond, destmyingit sons to prevent its use for some time to come, I have deem ed it safest not to calculate upon any income from it, in this estimate. I have, however, included in the i above estimate,, the-return of the $515,090 drawn on j tiie Corn Appropriation made by the Act of the 21st. i March, 1861, because the Act making said Appropria- j tion provides, that, the Corn purchased with this money j shall be paid lor on delivery by the Justices of the j Inferior Courts of the several counties to which the j same may be furnished— the Courts paying‘‘thfe cost ; of said corn and flight thereon”—and -*t lint the money j received from the several counties for said Corn shall j he paid into the Treasury by the said Quartet master i j General.” I have not included in this estimate any re- | ; turn from Hie $1,0110,Ontl Appropriation made to ptir- | chase Cette 1 in conseq 1 ping the ( j no reliable eslimale ns to the lesult of the same can be I made—and any proceeds from the same cannot and I ought not to lie relied upon for the support ol’tluGovern- 1 ment for the ensuing Fiscal Year. Neither have I included in the above any return from the Salt Fund, because it is presumed the ensuing Legislature will continue the Appropriations during the war, to enable vour Excellency to aid the people of the Stale in ob J; j tabling the necessary supply ol Salt. — U 'jpbt demauds upon the Treasury for tbe same _ i year, on account of Appropriations undrawn, the } % \ redemption of Treasury Notes due 25th December ) [ next, and the usual ordinary appropriations of the | year, may be stated as follows: ! To pay Appropriations undrawn 5,438,166 53 •• Keenem Tr y. Notes due 25th Dec. 8,195,000 00 “ Redeem mutilated {State ChaDge Bills. 100.000 00 - Bay Members and Officers of tho Legislature 70,000 (it) *• Civ il Establishment > 80,000 (ill '• Contingent Fund * 50,000 00 “ Printing I’und 40,000 00 For Reduction of Public Debt pa3t due 216,GOO 00 *• •• • •• *• coming due 18,000 tM) “ Interest ou Public Debt, past due 668,l?6 00 « ’ “ “ *• “ Coming due 387,390 00 Support of Pauper Patients of Lu ll -tic Asylum “ .Salary of Superiutcudaut of Lu natic Asylum Pay of Officers aud Servants of Lunatic Asylum “ Support cf the Academy for tho Blind, “ Georgia Military Institute—For support of Cadets . $6 086,250 It will bo seen that $»>,b(KlkCcntraI Bank Bonds duo in 1859, and $10,090 of similar Bvmds, due in •Istil. have not been presented for payment—at all i !!V?- 1 ** (l .^ \ events. th£y are not marked paid in the Bond Book. .,’”5..’- -![ | But, as the State lias, for several years past, at dif- 15 000 00 i Gtnes, redeemed Bunds not due, it is possi- j hie these Bonds may hare been paid, and the fact 91,510 33 j payment omitted to bo entered on the Bond i Book. But. it paid, they ale sealed up in pack- 2,450 00 ! ages, m the Treasury office, which neither the Treasurer or Comptroller General can open with out authority from the Legislature. It will thus lio seen that tho State is now fu- dtbfed iu Bonds to the amount ot $6,086,259— $216,009 of .which being past due, are not paying auy iuterest. The n training Bonds now out are paying an animal inteiest ol $3«7,399, viz: $•> i>29,.>00 7- per cent. Bonds, $247,065 1(1; #2,278,750 6 per cent. B.mds, $136,725 00 and j $72,009 5 percent. Bonds, $3.lion ()0; which j amount ot interest will be reduced each year as ' 59 399 96 i become due or are redeemed. ‘'118.55 -16- The amount now due and coming due, during 160,1)00 00 ffi'oal y^ar I8l>-!, is #234,000, but. whether all 1.0001000 00 " iU be pieseuted within (hat time is questionable, as souiti of them ate no doubt in tho Noithem 59,228 3.5 States, and may not be presented until after tho j close of Uie war. 5(5,(100 (ill i In addition to this debt of the State in Bonds. she also owes $6 993,009 in Treasury Notes and $1,395,009 iu Trcamiy Certificates of Deposit, lately issued for 8 and 6 per ecu Treasury notes, tba! bear no inteiest. Neitherare they fundable or redeemable until six'months aft; ra treaty of peace. .54,077 02 j It is true a portion of them are redeemable ‘‘six months after a treaty ot peace, or when the Banks ot Savannah and Augusta resume specie pay ments, if before that time,”yet, as it is not at all probable that the Banks of Savannah and Augusta will resume specie pay mi nts before that time, it may he saiu that none of the. Georgia Treasury Notes, orjl’roasury Certificates of Deposit issued for the same, are fundable or redeemable until six months after a treaty of peace. The State also owes, in Confederate Treasury Notes, lor $1,411 ,- 442 00 State Change Bills, lately issued and also for $8,(9.3,9( 0 Treasuiy Notes issued a few months back, to meet the appropriations of the last : Legislature, but which are to be redeemed out of • Iho taxes of 1864, now lit leg collected The Pub lic Debt of Georgia therefore, at tLis time, is as follows: Bonds, bearing interest. $5,870,250 00 Bonds, not bearing interest 216,000 00 Slato Treasury Notes not bearing in terest. 6,933,000 00 State Treasury Certificates of Depos it, not bearing interest 1,395,000 00 Slate Change Bills, not bearing in terest 1,411,442 00 .5,900,60 >.0116 66 266,006 (1(4 15.000 00 9,000 00 .56.000 00 30.000 00 515.000 00 20,000 00 $16,81.5,000 00 2,146,087 62 $15,885,692 00 To which may be added the $8,095,- 000 of Treasury Notes payable in new issue of Confederate Treasury Notes—which, if net presented be fore the 25th of March next, are ‘‘not redeemable except in pay ment of public dues,” 8,095,000 00 Making total $23,980,692 00 To pay this interest and meet, the Debt as it be comes due (tho #8,(.35,000 of Treasury Notes cine on the 2.3til December being already provided for,) Georgia has not only her taxable wealth, worth iu specie currency $700,000,000 or $800,000,000, but she lias also (lie following public property, which. able. . . • , An abstract from the 1 uiOks of this office, as required by law, setting forth the amounts of the several ap propriations, both common and special, under then respective heads, the dates and amounts of wan ants, iu wtrose favor drawn, and the ballance uudiawn of sack appropriations. Also, as required, a table will be found, showing t he amount of taxes that the inhabi tants of each county in the State stand charged in the Digests returned t5 this office by the several Receiv ers of Tax Returns for the year 1864; from which it appears that the General State Tax assessed in accor dance with ibe Act ofthe 1-th December 1861 amounts iu JOS counties t>> $15,324,255,76. which will be increas ed to over $16,000,000, by returns from Mourue, Slew- art, Burke, Charlton and Pierce. Receipts ami Disbursements at the Treasury far the Fisrat year 1861. Of the receipts into the Treasury for the fiscal year 1864, there was received : From General Tax, 1863, “ Income Tax, 1863, ” Genera! Statu &. Income rases 1864. “ General Tax 1860 « <•. « 1862, “ Tax on Banks, “ “ on Railroads, “ “ “ Foreign Insurance Compa nies, i. *• “ “ Bank Agencies. ry of Superintendent 1 Salary of Military Storekeeper at Milledgeville ‘ Educational Fund ‘Subscription to Atlantic &• Gulf Rail mad ‘ Miscellaneous Appropriations. J20.000 00 2,500 00 20.000 MO 12.000 00 2,000 00 3,000 00 900 00 160,520 00 50,000 00 50,000 CO taxes of this year), leaving but a very small debt to be hereafter paid by taxation. Her Public Property is as folk ws: 7 000 Shares of Stock in tho Atlantic and Gulf Railroad. 700,000 00 20,9( 9 Shares of Stock in several ♦Banks. 290,900 00 Also, her Western A Atlantic Rail road, which has been paying into ■* the State Treasury since 1859 be tween 6 and 7 per cent, upon $7.- 000,000, and paid into the T reasury in 1863, before the enemy got pos session of it, $1,650,000, and which, before tbe rise of all kinds of. property, was valued by a commit tee of tiie Legislature at 7,849,224 68 $8,840,124 68 As about $9,000,000 ot this debt has been crea ted by the State during the war, for her military defense,and for assisting in clothing the soldiers of the Confederacy from Georgia, the amount thus necessarily spent will no doubt, at some tuturo day, be assumed atid.be refunded by tbe Confed erate {States Government. But whether this be done or not, if tbe State is not fotced to increase her Debt further for wufi purposes, even with one- fourth of oisr present tax (or 2.3 ceti's on the $100), and with the net annual income's from our Rad- roads, we can go on and defray the ordinary ex penses of our State Government, and be' liberal towards Education, our Lunatic, Blind and other benevolent institutions,and pay i ur debt promptly; and could thus pay tbe w hole of it in about hulf the time some of it is due, w ithout the State’s sel ling one dollar of her Public Property. $ 1,505,7 07 05 155,593 08 767,833 43 15 00 152 13 302.004 51 11,318 89 8,635 11 oOt) 8o • $!5,58l.6f>2 53 Leaving a bal in the Treasury of $3,409,425 09 Iu the above it will bo seen that. I have only in cluded the undrawn i ppropiiations, and the or dinary appropriation*, without reference to the appropriations necessary on account of the /exis ting war. If tbe ensuing Legislature makes tbe same appropriations this year, that it did last year, for the support of Indigent Soldier’s Families, Clothing Soldiers, for the Georgia Relief and Hos pital Association, and for Military purposes, Qie following may also be added, viz: _ __ n - n .. nn For I ndigent Soldier’s Families ™ “ SolK Clothing Fund . 2,606,006 00 “ & * SS °' 500,000 00 ' $12,000,000 00 Which sunT(less $3,409,425, 09) will have to Parody on ‘‘Iloht-nlindt-ii.'’ At Bull’s Run when the sun was low, Each Southern lure was pale as snow ; And loud as jackdaws rose tlieerow Of Yankees boasting rapidly. But Bull's Run.saw another sight, When in deep-uing shades of night, Towil'ds Fairfax Cow; House rose the flight Of Yankees running rapidly. Tli-if broke each corps with terror riv‘n, Then rush'd the steed from battledriv'n, The men of battery Number Seven Forsook tlveir red artillery. Still on McDowell's furthest loft The roar of canuou strikes one deaf, Wheie furious Abe and fiery Jeff. Contend for death or victory. The panic thickens. Ofi, ye brave ! Throw down your arms! your bacon save! W nivc, Washington, allscruples waive, And lly with all voor chivalry ! — Loudon 1‘uVich,