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Newspaper Page TextPENDLETON. tltiioitii to 3Uritult»rt. fitintuvc. VOLUME X. SANDEKSVILLE AND SPARTA, GA., FRIDAY, MARCH 28, 185(5, NUMBER 14. CENTRAL GEORGIAN. jttVeekl? Miscellaneous Journal, published at SAXDERSVILLE IM) SPARTA, EVF.KY THURSDAY MORNING, ilusiiuss i Sfisiftess Curb. CONFECTIONS. •NICE THINGS FOIL LITTLE V. C. PEXI Terms of this Paper. Piin I* ADVASOE, - - - - $2.00 At TttK EIP1UAT10* OP 3 MOXTIIS - - 2.50 \ i.|U*r* will t-onsist often lines, tint every ,jf»rtieement will be minuted a square wheth- ^ it rc.eltes ten lines or not. All over ten B r,es wnl under twentv-oue ,ill b» counted two square?—all over twenty r hC , t ,„l uu ler thirty-one, three squares, &c. RATE* of advertising. rr.1l SvjCAttE OP- TEN LINES. Mnc insertion $ 1 00, and Fifty cents for eacli ..l.i.juent continual tee. . Advertisement* sent Without a specification . tbe number of insertions, wiH be published, till forliid, and charged aeeordinply. UuftiueAS or Professional .Caras, per year, whtretliev do not excised one square, - <10 on 1 lihentl con&vrt- will l* rival' with those vit Irish '■< <t<IcertUe by IU year, occupying a jv*'in*‘l *p a -' e - Legal •idverUsenicnts. SnUibf band and Ne.trrocs, by Administra te ixeeutors, or Guardiuns. are required j w t„ h, held <m the first Tuesday m tlie between lie hours of in in the forenoon , „l 2 in the after mon. at the Court House i, tUt County in which he property is situ- »«1. H . . Notice of these sales m»<t lie given m a public fssett* 40 days previous to the day ot isle. , * Soticei for the sale of personal .property mi.t hr riven iu like manner 10 days previous t# i»l« Jay. • h'Miec* to the debtors, and creditors of an esiuU a ust he published 4<> days. - Sotice that application will be made to the Court at' Ordinary, for leave to sell baud or Vceroei, must he published two months. ‘ Citations for letters of Administration, Gtiar- iVun'h v. ifee., must be ptibjislied 30 days—for diimmou from A.lmiiiistniUon, monthly, tac m»!itiu—troin disission from Guardianship, 40 »!»«. it ill,f.ir {-redosure of Mortgage must be published monthly,, fer four months— for es- ( tahlisliing lost papers, for the full space of thru month—for compelling titles from Ex- | center- tir Administrators, where bond has j keen g'veii hr i!,e deceased, the full space of j iJiree month.**. ! Publications will always b&.continued accor- • hing e> these. the legal "requirements, unless j ttfiww'.'te ordered, at tiic following j 11 A T ES: i Ciiatloas on letters of Administration, f - v> j 0, do. l>isn.issorv from Adnustrotion, 4 o» .k do. ' do.. Guardianship, a "" I,,uve to sell baud or Negroes, Xoti« to Debtors and Creditors., Bales of personal property, ten days, 1 ^ Executors, -5 00 1 00 S CC1I as Candies, of varions sort-. Nuts different kinds, jrnits of ail kinds spit the seasons, Ac. &c. <fcc. ALSO SEGAUSyTOBACCO, AND SNUFF. Call and taste for yourselves., F. M. May 17 185 ARNAU. * It WAMOCK & to Cnbbedge DAVIS, Successors to Cnbbedge tt Tirothcr. WHOLESALE AND RETAIL B0 OKS ELI. EltS AND .vT.iT/o.re#s, . NO. 159, CONGRESS STREET, South-side Market Square, SAVANNAH, GA. J. G.'M W*Ksqfc. \ IVu. K. Davis. May 24t!u, li5o. ' ’ . 10 tf Dr. J. J. JYcicsomc, wwt'OULD respectfully announce to the cifi- YV zens ,,f V ashingfon and Jefferson.emui lies, that he lms permanently located at Fenn’s Bridge, where lie will be found at all times, ex cept when professionally obsent. . Special attention given to Surgical and Ob stetrical cases, end to the diseases ot women and Children. He hopes by. constant applica tion and assiduity to merit a liberal Bliare of. patronage. Feb. 14 * 8 * m 4/CDJift SU HOUSE. SIGN & ORNAMENTAL PAINTER, AC. R espectfully informs the public that he is now prepared to' execute all kinds of Plain and Fancy Painting, Gilding. Graining, Glaring, . Mtr- bleizing, Paper Hanging, etc. ORDERS SOLICITED. Mav 31st, 133.1 17—lr RUDiSILL & PENDLETON, A T TO Rtf IE S A T LA IF, Sandersvillir, Ga. H AVING resumed the practice of I.w will . prosecute- all claims placed in their li nds, Tluer win 'practice in the counties ot JUushingtoiC Hancock, Barren, Jelfersnn, Burke, Screven, Emutiuel, Laurens and wjl- fc RUDISIT-L. 11*. c.Tendi.eton. Jan. 10, 1868. *• 1 >- x Oil 4 00 3 00 ■quart-. Silt of Land or Negroes r>y &<•., 1 square, utrsyi, two weeks, F*runau advertising lii? wi.te. a<1 * r ^ t»nee,l . _ - r ’ : Announcing candidates, - J Urge letter* aud cuts win ms charged-by the »pace they occupy. . . I.fttooi on business must be , pa.a m entitle them to attention. We liavo a.loptc.l tlic above rate? from the Milledfrev'ille papers, by wiik’h we will be jjt'verned in all ease?. Ailvertimers s*re requt^t- ed tw i»uv particular jittciition tc» these r;Ue>,^ Mid they can makCout what will be the eof*t f»t their advertisements as well ns wo can ^urselt. JOB WO lt Ml,' OF ALL KINDS, DONE WITH NEATNESS, AND ON LIBERAL TERMS. New Goods at the New Store. ! DROWN & HARMAN, j TTAYE purchased and now o • J I selected stock of Stapl and Fan- IvAT»UN & SMITH, COMMISSION MERCHANTS. SAVANNAH, GA„ TI^KNDKR their services to *be Platuers oi A. Georgia, ini lie sale of Cotton atul -other Produce.—Having had many years .experi ence, they flatter themselves on -being able to give satfs&ction to their patrons. They Sill not engage in speculation of any kind what ever. Orders tor Bagging,.Rope, and Family. Supplies will lx? filled proiiiptly and at the lowest market prices; j. w. nAitru, ofthe late firm nvat N* wiurF.nKtn W. H* SMITH, 44 4 44 SMITH A'LATHUOP. Savannah, June 24, 1354. 10-Gm Franklin & Brantly, FACTORS and commission merchants, SAVANNAH, GA. June 6t\i, 1348. 7—1 v LONG & COBB, aw ww* BRUNSWICK, GA. yrxTILL give their attention to the practice YY of law in the counties of Chatham, Liberty, Mein tosh, Gly .n, VTaync and Cainden; of tiic Fasten Circuit: Lowndes, Clinch, Ware, Charlton tnd Arplinsr of the Southern circuit aiid also Nassau Duval, and St. John's counties Florida, Tnos. T. Long. J Titos. W. Goar May 1854 tf Citrus, s. b. jom A T TO RXE Y A T L A IF SMMdernrittc Get. .Line 2L 18oo. 20—tf MAKFR A GPER1BD, attorneys at laav, 175 fiat/ Street, 8AVANSAIIpGA. P RACTICE in Wilkinson county, and the. courts of the Eastern mid Middle t’irenits, and the Coiirts of Die United States and Su preme Court of Georgia. . Mt'LFonn Mahsii. J Jonx V. Gi eraeu. May 31st, ’oo. . —Iy CAIN & LEWIS - Attormcs at Irirc—-Sparta, Georgia VMTlLL practice in rll the counties of tlie YY Njwtr.erit Circuit—sad nlso in-Washing- ton. -fcfforsoik ami Baldwin cc antics. Ortiee over T. T. Windsor’s Store,: first door to the right. _ T e-ivta E. CAIN. '1 D. W. LEWIS. “u.V.'.l5 tf. : Medical.. T he umieasigned- will continue to practice medicine in all it* branches,.and respect fully oilers his services to the citizens ot •Sandeesville and Washington county itis of fice is on the corner iu the new bmlding re cently put up by Messrs. J. T. Youngblood <fc Co., where he may always be found when not profes.ionaly. engaged. A. A. CULLtaS. Jun. 2t ’ '’!S ov * bounty land. T he Subscriber is prepared to jiromirc.Ixtn Land Warrants for all those entitled by the last act of Congress. •' • J*- HAY N B. IVaynesbofo, Gx, May-filst, ’s>5. 17—rtf A. J & T. W. MILLED, ATTOHN E V 8 AT LAW AUGUSTA, GA. ‘ May 31 st,’55. * rc-1-ly ATTORNEYS AT LAW, \i’a y »e»b«ro,'<: a . Re for to A. J. & T. W. Miller, Auausta, Georgia T. B. jtlLf.Ell. I ClO. A. MtXJIFlL . May 31st, ’55. 17—ly SAMUEL PALMER & SON, importers and Heaters In FILES, CUTLERY”, BLACKSMITH AND all oilier McclianieV Tools, Agricultural Implements, etc. etc., Savannah. Ga* Keep constantly on hand, a lull- assortment DAVID J. ALEXANDER. •ATTORNEY AT, LA it, Louisville, (*a<, •WILL Practice iu »il the Courts ofthe Mid- dle Circuit, ,and;will give.prompt attention to nil business entrusted to his care. ; ,* Mav 31-st, 1855.' <.« l>r-ly . iixxiGI i iuiuiuli, ot. Iu. MANUFACTURERS AND DKA1JCK.S IN REIDY-MDE CLOTBINtt. iisive on liand a large and well selected stock of F A. L L AND WINTER CLOTHING, which they oiler for. sale on accommodating terms, atwhoTe PR. WILLIAM L. JERNIGAN j sale and retail. " ' * AWING permanently located himself at ! Ah. 101, Drrjni), and G&, St. tfuhtCSt. And ot Planter's, Builder's and House-keeper’s goods; all of which are offered at prices unusu- allvlo'V. " - j^y'Goodsfor tlie interior packeil with care, and slopped with dispatgli. Orders respectfully solicited. Oc-t. 17, 1855 31 tf H ..... , Diivishormigh rcspeetfully nlli'M hi* pro- t , , Dry Gooeis, Hats, Caps, Boots, Shoes, Hard- | fesbmal services to the citizen of the l<>wn and , • ware.'Gtass,- and notions generally, which they county. offer to their old customers at the lowest pri cos." Persons would do well tp cull and •exam ine their stock and prices. March 21 : v ’ " m Consignment. , AUGUSTA, Geo., Jan :ary 12th 1856, M Y Consignment from •‘•Tennessee” of Ba cos, Laiu>, Ftocn, and Cons, Ac., wn be uniisually heavy this season. Persoiis who mav have to buy tlieSc articles, aro invited to , <nve me a call. Kvcrv thing is sold lor cash, j orcity acceptance. T. W. FLEMING, jmil t-4m Com u, Mcrclunt, I . ' ' '' Dot. 17 Savannah. Ga. 13‘.5. ?.7 *f. apr 4 TO DRUGGISTS. rwMIF, undersigned have on hand a small i. stock of drugs, which they wish to sen. ursli the business. This is a good and relinquish stand for a retail dru establishment, connect- Cirils, 'Sc ed with the putting up prescript;oMS t.w se^ral physicians. BR< > W-N & PUN DLLTONi •Spurta, Jan. 3D t ISofi * CHAFFER AND €0. Yo. (i Whitaker Street, Savannah Ga, WHOLESALE, nhd RETAIL DEALERS M in Sash, Blinds, Doors, Moulding*, &e. She Paints, Oils Vm i-.ishes, Glass, Brushes, Golu leaf, Bronze, Ac. Also S5 different kinds of Clocks, from <1,25 upwards. Builders aud others would do well to give us a call before purchasing claawhere. “The nimble six pence’ >• our motto. •limU '▼ Webster & palmes. -WHOLESALE DEALERS IN— ‘ j G it O CERMA2 S, 'Successors to A. WELLES & CO., AT THE OLD STAND, NO. 195-. wmwmmmAfz SAVANNAH, GA, 10S. TV. Wi'BSTnt, \ MO. T. P4I.1IVS October 17. 4855 37 tf ^JlEMMICJilj jyotice. D K. JAMES R. SMITH, having returned to Siuidersville, Tv^|)«‘itfttlly. to hi a "|4 frien.U and the public his professional aer- A familiar Acquaintance of nearly twenty- ■he years w : th the practice of Physic m all 1!< urauches, he trusts, will eutitla him to public confidence, jgyplhee, the one re.tsnt- g -.e.'npied by the later Dr. H.vynw—where, " r at homo, he uiav bs-found at ail times. •I >n. 81, 1356 ’ 6 ly Planter’s Clnb. rpjiE Planter’s Club of Hancock will here- A- after meet at 2 1-2 o'clock, on tiic first Tuesday in each month. * JAMES THOMAS, President. Tnba. Cl Audas, Secretary, Doc. 13. 40 tf HARDWICK & COOKE, RECEIVING, forwarding and Commission Merchants. Hay Street, Savannah, Ga. IL S. HARDWICK, January 1, 1355 J.G. COOK K. 2 It HvlmhoUVs ffietticities f I'll AT have betrn advertised in this paper JL have now Arrived, hx%d Icopt on Aale at the a»w store adjoining tlia pa*t Office, by %. GRAY. March 14, 1356 ' 3m BiiHN & ., c-TO Its AND I Hesperian Harp. I s for eft’e bv .1. W. STANFORD of Sparta; J T. YOUNGBLOOD & Co., Stmdcrs- viiic; IP. A. HAY LES «fcLouisvil e; and JNoV' M,. Cot >pi:u d: CO., Savannah. June 2$, 1855 * “REDDING HDU8E, .Macon, Ga. riMIE Subscriber (late Proprietor of the J. Washimri.m Hal\> having leased the Well known, Jlotel (Floyd House-) for a term off years—tl).e House will be-known hereafter by i the name of Ueebling’House, wliere he will be j bappv to tnegthis old enstombrs-of the Wash- j ington Hall and the J'lthVm generally, and f pledges himself to spare no pains to mako his , ouests comfortable". He has fit ; e.d^up large ; comfortable and convenient Rooms for Ladies ! on first floor, near the privaf entrance and Par--, lor This House rs nearest to the Depot, 1 II. P.. REDDING, Proprietor, .[ B. F. Dk-ssk, Supcliutendent, Aug d'-S 1355 ..... f 'Y-. ‘ ( 3. B. IIAl N K, A homey ami Counsellor at'l.arc, Waynesboro* Burke County, Ga PRACTICES in Burke. Striven, Jefferson, Washington, Bulloch. Emanuel, , T.-tnall-and M--ntgoificry - -cottuties.. f, . ' . May31st, Vsk . 1.—ft. jstYfwVs* jr.# njftJMJ\ % ATTGUXIES AT LA;TF. Sander settle Georgia. . B. D, KY'AKS i U. P. IIARM AN. May 'll, 1855. ; - / ’ tl ', Medical. rpJl X to to the of the surrounding" country JJIK undersigned having permanently-loea ted in Sandersvilie, would respuethilly offe~ XL ATTORNEY AT LAW, SandemiUc Georgia | feb. 17. 1853, \~ B. L PRESCOTT. |.A T T OllXKV ATI. A W Sylvania, Striven Co., 'Georgia J. LAWTON SINGLETON; - Attorney at Law, SYlf ASIA- OAF « wyjl.L praetiee iu the court*ofSereven, Bui- W lock; F.tlingliam, Burke. Jefferson ami 24—for. to the citizens ofthe Tow.i | pi v.his whole attention fothe P tu- serviees in tlie i-raetjee. of Medicine anti surgery, tier of Law in all ltsbratmlies. His yflice is ni the new building le.sipied by J, T. Voutigbh«)d it eb., where he may be found lit all hours of tlm day and iiiglit when not Professionally engaged. . - HelK.tTTG N. IIOLUFIKLD. M. D. - August 1 -*t li 1*55. 1 X ear. July 12. 13M. S-A M U K L F IK L D r . ATroRSEX AT LAW, Sander will*. Bet, oet. -1-1854 tf y3F*We publish by request “Lines addressed to Rutb,’' from the Georgia Citizen. They were written byan accomplished lady, the first we believe slieTias ever ventured to liave printed. •Rutli' is a lair unknown who-a few'weeks since wr; te some beautiful lines on tbo di-uth of Prof. Hancock.. LOTS ADDBEfSEP TO BUTH . “And tiiere the lerued, that Minstrel Girl I • Tile breeze’s kiss »us soft and tm-efe, Where coral melted into l-earl Gu parted lip and blooming cheek; Her park and gifted -eye li*d caught Irs iustre from the spirit’* gem ; lid Found her brow the light ot thought Was like an aiigtl’s diadem:—lutteir. Sweet minstrel! ott at luiuiiight hour I wake, And Est thy and, but sweet seraphic song, As. mtni’ry fondly echoes back those strains, Ftbm her pure deep Caverns, where she keeps ; __ them. But hush—ye Winds! tliet dismal wail l or Lid Away to the mountain’s brow, and ne’er eome Forth again-.4o mock my grief. .Sweet minstrel! Who ait thou, that thus can wake, to mournful •ong,. ' ' • . . A broken harp, that licsqttiv’ringand uqstfung, Tonehed rudely by the icy baud' of Death \ Thy first sad notes—01(, how tliey strike, and * . , thrill * The grief-worn stricken soul -but that loved hand v " ' ■! . ' Didst hind. thin chords, with others soft and sweet. An, yes J J&norc steeps.'—but ?Ieeps-jiot like ' ’ unto, , . .i |... ■ - Those foolish ones, who slept, and woke to find Their lainps gone out—shutalceps in light, and ’ ■ wjth Hiadamp wtirfllicd, and burtiing "bright for Heavn. .'*'-■■■ , At tliy soft touch, the rustling, autumn leaves More lightly fit.l around the sacred r «pot, Where rests the loved ones head; ami that dear hunjl , Hath culled sweet flowers, to deck the rioble ■ dead. IIc»f"gone from earth” but, foot prints-deep, and bright,' . • - • Are sparkling iu the sands pf time, which mark The way hi went,— 1 Ihither my way-worn fe*t Shall trace, as f)iat e eli evening-* sunset glow, Me nearer brings to 1 (hce, and God, and him;’ I've roved, in fancy,' through this broad green earth, And searched each sylvan glade and mossy vaiinnll and dell,— " >-* - . > With ivoorr feet, I've crossed the rippling ; streams, • < And laid itc down, iu sweet Arcadian groves, “To sleep,” anil dream of thee.—I’ve sought j? ; thee.in , i The vine elad.bower, where beanty often sighs Anil weeps, then strikes-tlie harp, to soothe her- grief.. ” I’ve sealed rarnassan* lw-ight, Where genius *-iars, To bine her lyre; and scanned each soul ern- • bneil. With “Lofty thought refined. - ’ To ev'ry voice Qf late like softness, 1 lepta list’ping ear; , • A-nd wrldly did'this sad heart beat, when'er The light of genius’ ‘■‘Undlimj eye' did'eluiiice To liieet-ntT Own. -Britglit minstrel maidens There did move, who touched their luirps, and (Sent fortli _ . Sweet angelic strains. I gently pressed each Fair one** hani I, and softly, wh ispered— 111 Itut} A Well pleased, they looked pit me, ah-1 smiled, . " but lioue Would answer give—no', hot one. i' • Sweet minstrel! Strike those chords again ? This aching, heart - mnjjthrenk Or yield to-glbrious, Hcav’nly song. . • With a jBWAless hand;-1 feel to tear away Th*t_gtaeefitl notn deplume, wkjeh now doth tell* * . . Thy brow,'with lauril wreath entwined; I’d see the a Facie to face, and say, “dispeople thine Shall be my ptopU," aiTd thy father mine. Sweat minstrel! Slater Of my soul: fa: swell— And if na'er oa this green earth I greet time, Ueae’n grant that I With pop and iim meat •On notnld t^nks of para eelertial streams; And list that sweat seraphic song again,— “And again ! ’twill ncho in Haav’n again." LENORE. COMMISSION MERCHANTS, SAVANNAH, BA. O Uli promptness innl pers-quil attention to all business entrusted to mir cbaiye, ‘>av-J imr met with approval, we beg -leave respect- . faUy to sav, oar uiflee is fimtimieJ at tn« oUi staiid. Plantation and family supplies for warded at the lowest market-prices, *n»l •'“* era! advaiMM made! on Vroddqp in « r upon llailroad Receipt*. ‘ ^ rehN JMUN KOS'fKR. S.avwinsh, Sept. 27,1355, , 3A^-ly. Washington. - Nov. l»t, )355, -oy 9 r .l/y /u K /»V » 8 Xfatly Executed at this • kflf ■;<*mmc. ■u:w DANA & WASHBURN. -.SUCCESSORS TO wasiiburn Wilder &co. Factors anil Commission Mer chants. . . / , Savannah Geo. .losErn W orneci;n, i Speeial , trt, l i’.irtiK-n" DR. T. W, P<H)L, Surgeon Dentist } LOUISVILLE, GA. W ILL practice ill the following countiea': Lawrence, Enianael,- Burke, JetTemon, •Htfneoifk. and ’.Vxshiugmc,- J-« ' • \ Nov. ^9, :X855., « iy E. CUMMIKG. ATTORNEY A.T l Mrwcintou Noy.21, - 43—tf DAVID G. WiLDS, Attorneynt laic, Sparta Georgia. WILL practice hi the eonnUae of liuwoek of debt*, i Jan 17 :u IC, Y< r wafer.' vnTf. "o-ttin-to the- «’•• .ovw V.a»snv ■ * a» r Bey Street East of Hie Esclmrgc. ^Oriler# . ^r Bx.-.-*.tN<> Rops and othe?>ti*'phv* ai-«“ protupt- ’ Avx.xi :n;v IS It. MEDICAL NOTICE, rpnis uuderaigned ruopectfully tgi*4ew hie JL Brofctsiou.nl aorviae# t-r tl-o citizens pf the counties of 'Vanhmgixiii and HaneockV Offit-o at the house of AY B. Hall. .Rsq. A. G. 0 A RSW ELL,' M. p. . Halls TC' Roa*l« Jape lkdtjio > , ^tlJ ^ ^ SAVANNAH, GEO R G I A. i’llOPRI^TOI-. .. pHofaf; < '. K . - r'~~T ' 1 1.&; dill -yV ..Tivji ".i.. :■ ■ J - .■■ewets .'H-VOUF-ifif sUa- ■ -.*•» PWmM, A2TQRNILS AT LA Ry Syleania, Scrleen County, ®* valid the election of officers of the some, aijd for otTier purposes. 184 A n act for tlie relief of C. H. Little, Tax Collector of Franklin county. 185 An act to consolidate the offices of Tax Receiver and Tax Collector in the .county of Worth. 186 An act for the relief of A. C. Jones. 187 A n act to incorporate the Rome Foundry and Macuiue Com- ^ An act to extend the limits” ofthe incorporation of the village of Cave Springs, and for other pur* poses. 180 An act to add apart of orig inal Iv Union county to the county of Gilmer, and to change the line between Spalding and Pike coun ties, and to add a part of Pike county to the county of Spalding. * DM) An act to authorize the In ferior Court of Effingham i-ountv to order the payment of Superinten dent's Clerks” and those who con solidate tjie returns of elections, for tlreir services. 191 An act to appropriate money for the benefit of the Georgia Asy lum for the. Deaf and Dumb, and for other purjtoses, 192 A n act to appropriate money to. compensate the State Treasurer for extraordinary services. 198 An net to amend the Charter ofthe Trustees of the Presbyterian Church and Washington Female Seminary, granted bv act. of Dec, 19, 1827. ftnd amended by act.of Dec. 31st, 1838, and for other pur poses. 194 An act to reduce* the bond of the Sheriffs hereafter to lie eTec : tedin. Hart court tv, from $20,000 to $10,000. ' ‘ ' I9p An act to ant’ orizc the Mayor and Council of the city of- Columbus to return certain .Bonds by them executed, and to deliver bowls in lieu thereof. A0& An act to amend the several acts ofthe General Assembly of the State of Georgia relating, to Ui« Sa vannah and Albany' Rail. Road Company, and the Savannah, Al bany and Gulf-Rail Road Company, approved respectively on the 2oth December, 1847, the 20th of No vember, 1851, and 20th Feb’y, 1854. and to authorize the Southern Bracb of the .Savannah, • Albanv and Gulf Rail Road Company to cross the line of the Brunwick and Florida.Rail Road Company. 197 An act to comjtel stl! incor porated Mining Companies of this State O givC in and pay t3xes on their stock in the countie^ where the mines are located. • - 198 An act to alter and amend the act incorporating.the Lumpkin county Manufacturing .Company, assented to Dec. 24th, 1840. 99 An act to amend the road laws of this State, so far as re'atcS to tho County of Coffee. 200 An act to alter an act enti; tied an act to repeal an act entitled an.act to extetjd the civil jurisdic tion of Justices of the Peace in the ■eitv of Savannahfnnd for other pur poses, assented to I7lh Febtuaiy, 1854. ' . 5 " • ' 201 An act to amend an act to authorize certain persons therein named to clearout and improve the navigation of the Chattahoochee river above the Western.'and At lantic Rail Road, and for other pur- poses therein named, approved January 21st, 1852. 202- Aii act to incorporate the Ladies German Benevolent Society of-Savaiuiah. . . '—tJi 203. An act to authorize Thomas List of Acts Passed ami Sigied by the GoTco«r. ^ 179 An act to organize a new Judicial Circuit, tp be. composed of the . counties of Beard, Coweta, Campbell Carrojl, Haralion, Polk , , and Floyds to prescribe the times of ^ ' Uolding tiie Superior and Inferior Courts in the same, and to attach the same to the 3d Supreme Court Jpdieia! Circuit. 180 An act io authorize the Jus - surer of this State toipay to th«kOr dinary of Emanuel oOuntv the rain of sixty one' dollara, balanoe -due said'county for poor school , pur poses. 211 .An act to amend the sixth, section of an act to inobrponte tbo Bank of Savannah. 212 An act to reduce the bonds of the Sheriffs of the county of .Cof fee to the sum of eight thousand dollars. 213 An act to authorize the Jus- tices oF the Inferior UoQft otcuri- ton counDr to examine and allow the Tax Collector of said county his insolvent list. 214 An act for the relief of Ra- chael Holoman, wife of William Iloloman of the county of Carroll, and Martha E* Alford, wife, of James A. J. Alford of Troup conn- ty. 215 An act to appropriate money to the legal representative of Jamra M. Kelly, deceased,- and for other . pu rposes therein mentioned. . 216 An act to incorporate Ora xVugusta Savings Bank. 217 An act to reftrad to E. B. Alberti, a non resident tax payer of the county of Camden, a certain- amount-of money. 218 An act to appropriate money to erect a necessary bmlding for the accommodation of the pupils At the Institute for the, Blind, located ih the city of Macon. 219 An.act to incorporate Lin coln county Mining Company. ^ 220 An act to authorize Benson Rogers, Sr., ofthe county of Scrir*, en, and Claiborn H. Jones of the county of Upson, to practice medi* f cine and charge therefor. 221 An act to amend an act en titled an act to incorporate a coin- pany in the county of Columbia and. State of Georgia, to be known by the.name and style of the Columbia Mining Company, and to grant car- tain privileges thereto, and for oth*, er purposes tlie rein mentioned. 222 An act to incorporate the 8dlnrobu«Sar*ii«giiiw4ihilBd Ltin Association.' £ 1 223 An act to inewporate the Finch MiningComptoy of Cherokee county, Ga., and for other purposes terein mentioned. 224 An act to incorporate tho Miicon Savings Bank. 225 An act to incorporate the (Jarnett Dill Mining Company ef Georgia. 226 An act to. incorporate tbs North Georgia-Mining Company.- 227 An act to amend the trad laws of this State so far as relates to the county of Glynn. 228 An act to amend the several acts now of force in reference to. the Public Printer.. , 1 _ 229 An act to amend the 3d sec tion of an act entitled attract to- amend the Several acts relating tti the Court of Common Pleas and of Oyer and Terminer of tbs City of Savannah, and for other purposes therein named. ‘ - 230 An act to incorporate Um South -Western Eletttio Magnetic Telegraph Company.p . j 281 An. act to incorporate the American Mining Company. * 232 An aqt to add an additional section to -the . Penal Code of th« State of Georgia. 233 An act to amend m acf en titled an act to incorporate^-* pany in the county of Colombia anil State of Geoigia, to be kno#n by the name and style of the Co* lumbia Mining Company, and to grant certain privilege* thereto, and for other purposes therein men- lYoiicd : -CvH * CtfrtV prtex T' \YaL tkacticxis am kiw>i» C«nnt- Ifoy 2* ^ _ no - |tioes of the Inferior Court, of G win- tiiomab c; AUD AS attorney at law Sparta Gaorgui. Oct-focr. i. f-t-Af' Watch JMahcr and - ,eas:»vu.iK •*- • 'turn* ' 4- - *- ■ nett comity to levy arrexira tax ; to build a Court IIousc in sjiid county- . 181 An ac*t for the-relief of Ma son .Tiller ofthe epunty dfL-Be, . 162 ; An act to appropriate a sum of money to pay tlie claim ot Joseph E. Patton, assignee of ritomaa BriOe. 183 An aet to ratify- the organ i- .zatian of tiie, l=kEegHReiit,- 1st- ?n* v g?dft.;I»at.Diy,is.io?i pi G t M. to ma.v R; Gibbs, an infirm man, to peddle without paying for license 294 An act to provide a correct registry of deaths occurring in the city of Savannah, and o interments in said city and its vicinity, iind for other, purposes. '. 205 An act to alter, amend and enlarge an act entitled an act, to art- certain, dispose of aivl appropriate tlie ungranted lands in the o»>unty . * of Chatham, and to vest die same m mervme cerLim charitable societies, a*d for ^ier pnraeses. 206 - An act to appoint 1 rnstes* for Hail eotmtv Academy. ' 207 An act for the relief of James Roumltree of the' county of Futton, and James Suggs of the.connty of Randoiph. - »-7' 208 An act to incorporate die town of. Jefferson in the county .of Camden, and for other purposes* attorneys Peace In Bnrke county; ^ 219 A;i: fee* *S .aUhtofec the T-rra* 234 An act iot the relief of J. T. C. Adams, J no. Pike and Ebenezer Perkins, all of the county -dt 6her Griffith, of O^ethbtpteosib^, and to authorise hint to pty in Oglethorpe . . ty owned by him in ty. 236 An act to county. 237 Annette incorporate dfo Rood Company, poses tfterein named, approved 3an uary 22d, 1852. ^ \ j J*'n 238 An act to prevent thcrfoH* ing iii of timber or otherwise ob structing Mountain Toitafc 43faaic, so as to catue drifts. : - 239. An act tt e^i ffik-ifce-tte- 209-An art to •»llow-prac^Ml«^St^^^toi i »W lOT «y,n,*r,o J;» n cn ot Hw TwmogwMnjiWOmit* H' X> ruri-'r* i '.} —.to ill's tv to; rA ; ’if'rjv ..w Savannah. 240 An E-Htoautonsp4he-.Jpfo* & A i#} r “ • • • • J J . • y J i-oqpM. * . . . . . > * r , > ,ij ni giu:.ij; ‘ C rs*. 4A. J . . tu *•. :iiLUotjk foaxfoifoY t'.-ai •

Georgia Historic Newspapers

The central Georgian. (Sandersville, Ga.) 1847-1874, March 28, 1856, Image 1