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Newspaper Page TextJ ' ■ ' ... tggm&sser*.- v. ^saissE^^sssi V-« .. ; ■■-..- :- - - . ' ‘ : . ... * JB > -v 8 sacxatott saca td Wt «4» «*r ** * -'•»'.”*■ •*•' • '**. a • ; a . . . *. --..- V - - . T - WV -rSf^S^PSSSS^:'~ 4.' -J^*} t&iyfi fto#. tid SMBHBHBHBSHHfiBHS P. C. PENDLETON. grtotei fa lijrintlturf, fittratun, Cmptraiue art Uisttliaita. m a iii vnaanas* $*.M 1 TEAR, IN ADVANCE. _ . a "JL * w f VOLUME X. SANDERSVILLE AND SPARTA, GA., FRIDAY, APRIL 11, 1856; NUMBER 16. CENTRAL GEORGIAN. A Weekly Miscellaneous Journal, PUBLISHED AT SANDERSVILLE AND SPARTA, BVZBY THURSDAY MORNING, P. C. PENDLETON. Terms of this Paper. Paid w advance, - - At the expibatiox op 3 months - $2.00 2.60 A aquare will consist of ten lines, but every advertisement will be counted a square wheth er It reaches ten lines or not. All over ten lines and under twenty-one will be counted two squares—all over twenty lines and under thirty-one, three squares, Ac. mates of Advertising. PER SQUARE HE TEN LINES. Due insertion 11 00, and Fifty oeate for each subsequent continuance. Advertisements sent withotit a specification of the number of insertions, will be published till forbid, and charged accordingly. Business or Professional Card*, per year, where tliev do not exceed one square, - $10 00 4 liberal contract tbill be made with those uU wi*h <o advertise by the year, occupying a ivecifitd space. Legal .IdverUaement*. Kales of Land and Negroes, by Administra tors fixecutore, or Guardians, are required Tv law to io held on the first Tuesday in the month, between he hours of 10 in the iorenoon and C in the after .oon, at the Court House ia the County in which .he property is aitu- »wd. Votiee of these sales must be given in a public gazette 40 days previous to the day of isle. ’ iieticei for the sale of personal property muit be ?iven in like manner 10 days previous to iile day. •,■' Notices to the debtora and creditors of an •state e nst be published 40 days. , Kotiee that application will be-made to the Court of Ordinary; for leave to sell Land or Aceroee, must be published two months. , 8... wm. o.-tottara nf Ad ministration. Q Carts, CONFECTIONS. NICE THINGS FOR LITTLE S UCH as Candies of various sorts, Nuts of different kinds, fruits of all bind, to suit the seasons, Ac. &e. Ac. ALSO SEGARS, TOBACCO, AND SNUFF. Call and taste for yourselves. F. M. ARNAU. IV May 17 1855 Citations tar letters of Administration, Guar- Jiin-hip, &c,, must be published 80 days—for dismission from Administration, monthly, six nxmths—frorn disission from Guardianship, 40 days. Rules for foreclosure of Mortgage must be published monthly, far four months—for es- tabliihing lost papeft, for the full spate of thru months—for compelling titles from Ex- •eutore or Administrator#, where bond has been g ven by the deceased, the full space of three months. Publications will always be continued accor ding io these, the legal requirements, unless •tbtrwisa ordered, at the following B Adfc E Si Citations on letters of Administration, $2 75 do. do. Dismissoryfrom Admistration, 4 50 do. do. do. Guardianship, 3 00 Iast* to sell Land or Negroes, J 00 Kobe* to Debtors and Creditors, 3 00 8alea of personal property, ten days, 1 •quire, . , _ 1 50 Sale of Land or Negroea by Executor*, die., 1 square, “ 00 Eitrava, two weeks, • 1 so for a*man advertising his wife, (in ad- vane.,) . 3 00 Announcing candidates, i Large letters and cut* will be eharged by & DAVIS, Successors to Oubbedge ' & Brother. WHOLESALE AND RETAIL' BOOKSELLERS AND S T .7 T S O .Y F. SI S , NO. 150, CONGRESS STREET, Sooth-side Market Square, • SAVANNAH, GA. J. G. M Warnock. J Wv. E. Davis. May 24th, 1855. IS tf Carts. RABUN & SMITH, COMMISSION MERCHANTS. Carts, &c. 8AVANNAH, GA. r T'ENDER their services to *Ue Planters ot A Georgia, in the sale of Cotton and other give satisfaction to their patrons. not engage in speculation < • * **** forBagging, ever. Orders Supplies will be fill< lowest market prices. r . H. SMITH, “ 1 “ Savannah, June 24, 1854. 10-6m Dr, J. J. JYcwsomc, W OULD respectfully announce to the citi zens of Washington and Jefferson coun ties, that lie has permanently located at Venn’s Bridge, where he will be foiind at all times, ex cept when professionally absent. Special attention given to Surgical and Ob stetrical cases, and to the diseases of women and children. He hopes by constant applica tion and assiduily to merit a liberal .share of patronage. Feb. 14 8 4m .HOUSE, SIGN & ORNAMENTAL PAINTER, 4C. ^RESPECTFULLY informs the public that he is now prepared to execute all kinds of Plain and Fancy Painting, Gilding, Graining, Glazing, Mar- bleizing, Paper Hanging, dec. ORDERS SOLICITED. May 31st, 1855. 17—ly MIDISILL & PENDLETON. ATTORNIES AT LAW, Sandersville, 6a. “p^AVING resumed the practice of Law will >the apace they occupy. Letters on business must lie Post paid to entitle them to attention. ST We have adopted the above rate# from tie Milledgeville papers, by which we will be governed in all cases. Advertisers are request ed t» pay particular attention to these rates, and they can makeout what will be the cost ot their advertisements as well as we can ourself. JOB WO R K, OF ALL KINDS, POSE WITH NEATNESS, AN© ON LIBERAL. TERM8. business Carts,, fcc CHAFFER AND CO. Xo. 6 Whitaker Street, Savannah Ga, 11 rHOLES ALE, and RETAIL DEALERS »T iuSash, Blinds, Doors, Mouldings, &c. Also Paints, Oils Varnishes, Glass, Brushes, Cola Leaf, Bronze, Ac. Also 35 different kinds of Clocks, fro m $1,25 upwards, guilders nod others would do well to give us a. call before purchasing elsewhere. “TW nimble six pence" prosecute all claims placed in their hands. They wi.i practice in the counties of Washington, Hancock, Warren, Jefferson, Burke, Screven, Emanuel, Laurens and. Wil kinson. JNO. NO. W. RUDISIJL, | F. C. PENDLETON. Jan. 10, 1856. 47 ly. Nfew Goods at the New Store. BROWN & HARMAN, H AVE purchased and now opening a well selected stock of Staple and Fan cy Dry Goods, Hats, Caps, Boots, Shoes, Hard ware, Glass,'and notions generally, whicli they offer to. their old customers at the lowest pri ces. Persons wonld do well to call and exam ine their stock and prices. March 21 13 3m Consignment. AUGUSTA, Geo., January 12lh 1856, Y Consignment from “Tennessee” of Ba cok, Lard, Floor, and Corn, Ac., wil be unusually heavy this season. Persons who may have to buy these articles, are invited to give-me a call. Every thing is sold for cash, or city acceptance-. T. W. FLEMING. janl7--4m * Com’n. Merchant. TO DRUGGISTS. T HE undersigned have on hand a small stock of drugs, which they wish to sell, aud relinquish the business. This is a good stand for a retail drug establishment, connect Planter’s Club. <• our tnotto. Jan 18 oy WEBSTER & PALMES, -WHOLESALE DEALERS IN— GUOCERIBSy * accessors to A. WELLES A CO., AT THE OLD STAND, NO. 195. SAVANNAH, GA* } »S. W. WEU8TBR. | 6E0. T. PALMES October 17, 1855 ’31 it - JTEDICM JTOTiCE. JAMES R. SMITH, haying_ returned -- Sandersville, respectfully offers to bis wa friends and the public his professional ser- A familiar acquaintance of nearly twenty- S;*jearswiththe practice of Physic in all |fB*91 r l905 ^ ly T have been advertised in this paper Hi ■ .atthe. ave now arnved, and kept, on sale 'ore adjoining the Post Office, by- Z. GRAY. 114,1856 8m •Wetlicineg 9&Z9Ztm •j Executed^ at tUIs JET*Ji8CjS ^38 1 AHE Planter's Club of Hanooek will here- . after meet at 2 1-2 o’clock, on tho first Tuesday in each month. JAMES THOMAS, President Thos. C. Acd as, Secretary. Dec. 13. 46 tf HARDWICK & COOKE, RECEIVING, FORWARDING AND Csnissisn Merchants. Bay Street, Savannah, Ga. R.S. HARDWICK, January 1, 1855 J. G, COOK E. 2 iy E BlillN & F0STEB, r .i c to its E AND COMMISSION MERCHANTS, SAVANNAH* 6A. ——** * iroinpUiess and personal attention to usiuess entrusted to our charge, haV- oi?, .. ing met with approval, we beg leave respect fully to say, our office is eootinued-at the old stand. Plantation and family supplies for warded at the lowsst market prices, and lib eral advances- made on Produce in Store, or upon Railroad Receipts. p BEHN. JOHN FOSTER. Savannah, Sept. 87,1855. 34—ly DMA & WASHBURN. SUCCESSORS TO WASHBURN WILDER JtCO. Factors ood Commi^ion Mer chants. > Savannah 6*0. Joskpit Wasiibprn 1 Special. JpHN R. Wiloe*, I Partner,- , Fk»a..G. Dadv 1 Gensrar -. . 9, K. Wasabcrm. t Partners WILL continue'the above*'business *114 Bay Street East of the Exchange. Orders' Iqr Baoo-rvo Rope and other supplies filled prompt^ ly at lowest .cash prices, 1 ^ - Asgust find 1855. . ' * > • 8m FACTORS AND COMMISSION MERCHANTS* SAVANNAH, GA. June 6th, 1848. 7—1 y LONG & COBB, Awr®iaa3«aAtraii'J7» BEDHSW1CX, GA. W ILL give their attention to the practice ■of lav in the counties of Chatham, Liberty, Mein tosh, Gly^n, Wavne and Camden, of the Easten Circuit; Lowndes, Clinch, Ware, Charlton vnd Arpling of the Southern circa)t sod also Nassau Duval, and St. John's counties Florida, Taos. T. Long. 1 Titos. W. Cobb May 1854 tf Medical. T he undea signed will continue |o practice medicine m all its branches, and respect fully .offers his services to the citizens ' ol Sandersville and Washington county His of fice is on the corner in tne new building re cently put up by Messrs. J. T. Youngblood A Co., where he may always be found when not profesiionaly engaged. A, A. CULLENS. Jnn. 24 58 oy S. B. JON ES. ; ATTORNEY AT LAW, SmHdemilte C«. June 2t, 1855. 20—tf SAMUEL PALMER & SON, importer* and Dealer* in .. FILES, CUTLERY, BLACKSMITH AND all ether Mechanic’s Tools, Agricultural Implements, etc. etc., Savannah, Ga-, Keep constantly on hand, a full assortment of Planter's, Builder’s and House-keeper’s goods; all of which are offered at prices unusu ally low. f^fGoods for the interior packed with care, and shipped with dispatch. Orders respectfully solicited. Oct. 17, 1855 37 tf DR. WILLIAM L. JERNIGAN permanently located himself at H aving . r , ^ _ Davisborough respectfully offers his pro- fesional services to the citizen of the Town and county.' apr4 - tf Hesperian Harp. a for sale by J. W. STANFORD of Sparta; YOUNGBLOOD A Co., Sandera- I J. T. , ville; IT. A. HAYLES & Co., Louisville; and JNO. M. COOPER A Co., Savannah. Jane-28,-1855 REDDING HOUSE, JUacon, Ga. T HE Subscriber (late Proprietor of the Washington Hall) having leased the well known Hotel (Floyd House) for a term of years—the House will be known hereafter by the name of Redding House, where he will be happy tt» meet his old customers of the Wash ington Hall and the Public generally, and pledges himself to spare no pains to make his guests comfortable. He has fitted up large comfortable and convenient Rooms for Ladies first floor, near the private entrance and Par lor. This House is nea nearest to the Depot. H. 'P.- REDDING, Proprietor, B. F. Dxnsk, Superintendent, A«g 29, 1855 oy Medical. T nE undersigned having permanently loea ted in Sahderevilie, would reapectlully offer to the citizens of the Town and the inhabitants of the Surrounding country, his Professional services in the practice of Medicine and surgery. His office is in the new building occupied by J. T. Youngblood A co., where he may be fonud at aUhours of the day and' night when not Professionally engaged- ' HORATIO S. HOLUFIELD, U. D. August 16th-1855. 1 year. J. LAWTON SINGLETUN, Attorney at Law, sylVasia. GA- \]|TILL practice in the conrtaofBcreven, Bnl- .W lock, Effingham, Burke, Jefferson and Washington. Nov. 1st, 1655, 99—oy DR. T. W. POOL, Surgeon Dentist, LOUISVILLE* GA. nictice ib the following counties: Lawrence, Emanuel, Burks, Jefferson, Hancock, and W ashing ton. Now. 29,1856 43 ly MEDICAL NOTICE. T HE undersigned respectfully tenders his Profeesionai services to the citizens of the counties of Washington nod Hancock. Office , the house of W. B. Hall, Esq. A. G, CARE WELL, If. D. Halls H Roads June 14 1855 tW 9Jh V A N n Am, <Sf 0 A fl l A. PROPRIETOR. t«pbqr;j7; i85i > 37—ff KIRK! k GlERtRD, ATTORNEYS AT LAW, 175 Bay Street, SA YANNAH, GA. T3RACTICE in Wilkinson eonn'tr, and the X coarta of the Eastern and Middle Circuits, and the Conr'a of the United State* and- Su preme Court of Georgia. MrLvnan Marsh, j John Y. Gtibabd. May Slat,’55. ■ 17—ly CAIN & LEWIS AUnmies at Law—Sparta, Georgia XTT1 l.L praetio* in ell the counties of the YV Northern Circuit—e id also in WaahinR- ton. lefferaon *nd B»Mwin counties. Office nver T. T. WindsWa Store, first door to the risht. _ _ _ . E.CAIN, l D. W. LEWIS. .f ..„v 15 tf . ioiJimr lani». rriHE Snheeriher i* prepared to ptwure litre 1 Land Warrants for all thoee entitied by tho la«t act of Cnn*rc«*. J. B. HAVNE. Wayneebo-o, Ga., MaySlst,’55. 17—tf A. J & T. W. MILLER, ATTORNEYI AT LAW AUGUSTA, GA. May 31st,’55. 17—It jaaiiiiaaj ATTORNEYS AT LAW, Waywtbora, Ga. Referto A.J.4T.W. Miller, AngcsU, Georgia T. B. Mruam _ \ . Gao. A. Maasau. May Slat,’’55. 17-rrty k- DAVID J. ALEXANDER* ATTORNEY AT LAW, LooisTillcs Ga., WILL Practice in all theCoarta of the Mid dle Circuit, and will site prompt attention to all business entrusted.talus care. May Slat, 1855. 17—ly tii£&T mma, & co. MANUFACTURERS AND DEALERS IN READY-MADE CLOTHING. Have on hand a large and well selected stock of F A L L AND WINTER CLOTHING, which they offer for sale on ACCOMliODATING TERMS, at whole sale and retail No. 101Bryan, and 68, St. JuliensL Savannah, da. Oct 17. 1855. 37 tf J. B. HAVNE, Attorney and Counsellor at Lazo, Waynesboro’ Burke County, Ga PRACTICES In Burke, Scriven, Jefferson, Washington, Bulloch, Emanuel, _ Tatnall add Montgomery counties. May Slat,’55. . 17—tf EVJtJVSJt MMRMdtJr ATTORNIES AT LAW. / * • Sandersville 6eorgla. B. D. EVANS | R.P. HARMAN. May 17, 1855. tf wMisaiTt ATTORNEY AT LAW, Sandersville Georgia fcb. 17, 1853. ♦—ly B. L. PBESCQTT. attorney at law Sylyania, Scriven Co., Georgia WILL gire his whole attention to the pra ties of Law in all its branches. July U, 1858. 84-«m SAMUEL FIELD ATTORNEY AT LAW, Sandersville. Ga. ocL 1 1854 tf E. CUMMING. aTto^n ey at law Irwciaton Geo. - Nov. 81, 48>^tf‘ DAVID G. WILDS, Attorney at law, JSfyarta Georgia. WILL praotine in the conntiea of Hancock Washington,-Warren, tod Baldyrin. ST Prompt attention paid'to the call* 1*100 of debts, Ac. Jan 17 oy HOBBY & CARSWELL, j ATTQRNJES AT LAW, ’ Sglvanla, Striven Cduntg, Cia. . Wax rnacncB in the Mienl*'Circuit. j May 24 1855. . *f j THOMAS C. AtfDAS. 1 ATTORNEY AT LAW , Sparta Georgia. , October, *. | For the Central Georgias. TO THE YORTH STAB. Tben’rt hoary now dread icntinol of heaven, For age succeeding age baa paaaed away, Since thou wa# planted on tby fearflxl watch In the high welkin of the skes; and yet . Thou ait the same unchanging star of night, The chronicler of days and yean gone by* Thsaesr of myriad ageayat V> come. What hast tbon not beheld with that meek eye, Long, long before young Earth was born, Or. Sol Himself shone on tho dark profirand of chaos .When Deity remodled this old waste Of aba^elass thifigs, and with a plastic hand Dug oat the channels of the deep, and reared The lofty mountains oflhe earth. Thou aaw’st When the dread plniait hung from some tall * cliff In upper apace which meted ont the skiea, And measured thelpsglinr.of every ater That twinkled in tha diadem of Heaven. And when the Holy Splat, like'the dove, Stretched ite vast pinions from the east to watt, And breathed the living energy-, through all The great creation, enkindling the firgt spark Of gleasy light, that ever feU on earth, Thou sawest, and with the morning stars and all The sous of God shonted aloud for joy. But. what has thou not seen of earth itself Through tha long line of hoary ages past, Whan Eden, fair, bloomed ’mid the desert wild And the first pair were happy in tha bliss Of all created good : Or wnen the little Ark: Rode safely on that shoreless sea, and moored On the high cliffs of Ararat,* whence sprang Forth into iifc^tbo busy tribes of men io people the desolate wasteofthenew earth And when on Sinia’s summit Moses stood And listened to the Almighty’s voice, ss It broke like the dread roar of thunder round The vast immensity of space, and fell With endlass echo into eaverna deep . Beneath the nether skies— ' Thou in the dim etherial height gated oat . With wonder at tha scene: much less, than when Long ages after, there appeared so zneak The Star of Bethlehem in orient skies— . Or when the earth Was shakan like o rccd be’fore the wind, And the bright suit'refused to-shine, as He Who made them Buffered on the Roman Cross—- i. -ffi -JEKNI«1N, . •Water and v . Bum on, Prondstsr, in sll thy rodiaat brightness burn, And if thy days be numbered like all flesh, And thon art doomed to perish in the blaze 1 fires, known Sparta, Ga. E. M. T. bj tkc Govcsor. - CONCLUDED. 424 An act to amend the Charter ’ the Southern Mutual Insurance npaid thereon, to the Famaritan ociety of the city of Augusta. 425 Au act to incorporate the 426 An act to incorporate the and to authorize 427 An act to prohibit any per- Mountain in the ker, Catoosa and 428 An act to incorporate Lau- 429 An act to incorporate the r, and the town of Woodbury in le county ofMerriwether. 430 An act to amend an act ap- 461 An act to incorporate the touot Vernon Methodist Gamp Ground, and .to appoint Trustees lu the Supreme Court fendaut in error dies sen the time of the' trial in the l-canier ’< Atuideravtn^ Jaa 10 1856. 47. 11 the bill of exeeptioBSi .writ of efrcff, citation and notioe iasaid CJourt. '438 An act to incorporate- We- laka Steam Boat C5ompanv; also to j division of the penal code. Ln corporate O^ean and Tow Boat [ .Company, and to carry into jmme* diate effect the provisions of an act to ebang&iKe name of the Augusta and -Waynestkyro’ lfeiil Road to the Augusta and Savannah Rail Road, to amend the Charter of said Com pany, and for other ^purposes, ap proved Febfuaiy 16th, 1856; ' 484 An act to authorize Asa Houston Langston of Hart county, to practice medicine in this State, receive and collect the usual foes for the same.- 435 An; act to incorporate the city of Green::borbngh, to 'provide for its government, define its power, and for other purposes therein men< tioned. .436 An act to exempt persons resident on Skidaway Island from permorming road dutieson the main land. , 437- A n act- to elect, the; Attor. nev Gen^rfi^ for the Middle Circnit and the Solicitors General for the fespeetive Jlidictal Cfrenits of this State bv the ppople. and for other purposes therein named. 438 An act. to cta*vm the'Tine* between certain counties therein named... ^ 339 An set to divide the offices of Tax Collector and Receiver of Tax Returns of the conntv of Dade. 440 An act to change the time of the ineetinjEr of the General Assem- ht v of the State of Genreia from the first Mondav in Nowemher to the first Wednesdnv in 1'3V>y->mher 441 An act for the relief of Rob ert G. Ford of the comity of Worth, and Thomas M. Alston of Fannin county. 442 An act to amend an act in corporating the citv of Rome. 448 An act to anthori^ d. L. Bolhfttrrinor of the conntv of Stew art. t * he an heir at law of William Carter of said cornitv. 444 An aet in relation to the poor school -funds in certain counties therein named. ^ * 445 An act to authorize John W.-‘ Grantham, an infirm person dnd a citizen of Cobb county, to ped dle and vend goods, wares and merchandize in the county of Cobb without a license for that purpose, as now required by law, and to en title Matthew Crensham to similar privileges, in the ceunty of Troup. 446 An act. explanatory of the second section of an act entitfud an act to alter and amend an act for the more effectually securing the jrdbate of wills, foe., approved 10th December, 1812. 447 An act to authorize the Or dinary of DeRalb county to pay the teachers of poor children of said county the balance in his hands of the money appropriated for the year 1855. * 448 Au act to alter and amend the tenth section of the thirteenth division of the penal code of this State. 449 An act to reduce the Sher iff’s Bonds of Worth, Hart and' Pickens counties. 450 An act to authorize Tax Collectors of this State to issue sum mons of garnishment in certain ca ses, and to regulate the same, and for other purposes. - 451 An act to allow Andrew J. Wooten of the county of Telfair, to peddle and vend goods in the coun ties of Telfair, Pulaski, Montgome- I ,Apyling, Coffee, Irwin and wnaes, free of license, and other persons theifein named. 452 An act to continue in force the tenth section of an act to fay out aud form a new county from iarts of the counties- of Early and ; Jjmdolph, approved February 18th, 1854. 453 An act to- exempt Daniel and Lucinda his wife the property of Harrison W. Riley, ft^minal slaves, from the tax now imposed by law on nominal slaves. 454 An .act to authorize die Clerks of the Superior and Inferior Courts in the county of -Ware to keep their offices at their-residence, if within eight miles of the. court house, and to exempt the justices of the Inferior Court from all other public duties during their. continu ance in office. 455 An let to incorporate the city ot Americus in the county of Sunitef;^''’'' 1 .. - ' '' 456 An -act to protect and to [ charitable societies cer?. fain privileges, and to make them bodies corporate and politic. - - county of Worth. 459 An act to point out the mode or manner of collecting Magistrates and Constables. fees in the county of Chatham, and to amend an act to repeal an act to extend the civil ju risdiction of jtbp Justices of the Peace, &c. 460 An set to incorporate the Tbomasville Female College. 461 An act in relation to tho publication 0* the advertisements of County Officers of the connty of Taliaferro. * 462 An act to authorize the Jus tices of the Inferior Courts of this Suite to exercise criminal jurisdic tion^ 463 An act to permit practising attorneys to hold the office and dis- char ge the duties of Justices of the Peace in this State. ' 464 An aet to authorize the Gainesville and Chattahoochee Ridge Rail Road Companies to Con* sojidate their Charters, and for oth er purposes therein mentioned. 465 An act to define the liabili ties of the several Rail Roa’d Com panies of this State, for injury to persons or property, to* prescribe in • what counties they may be sued, and how‘served with process. 466 A° act to explain and amend an act to regulate the mode of su ing the bonds of Excutors, admin istrators and Guardians, approved January 15th, 1852. 467 An act for the relief of Wm. . H. G; Prior, executor, foa' 467 An act for the relief of George M. Hodges and Josiah Hall of the county of Macon. 469 An act to prevent Rail Road Agents from shipping or convey ing tbeir grain on the Western and Atlantic Rail Road in preference and to the injury of other persons, and to punish them for suen offen ces. 470 An act for the relief of teach ers of poor children of the several, counties of this State for the years 1853, ’54 and ’55. 471 An act to legalize .certain processes in Monroe County. 472 An act in relation to the public records of counties where the same have been destroyed by fire, declaring that . all deeds and other instruments in writing that have been recorded shall be consid ered and taken as; haying been re corded upon sufficient proof of exe cution, and declaring what shall be proof pf the contents of records so destroyed. 473 An act to authorize the Job* tiees of the Inferior Court of Troup eounfy to levy an extra tax for the years 1856 and 1857, to build a Jail m said' county. 474 An^act to prohibit the pay ment of storage on cotton in this- State by farmers after selling from their waggons. 475 An act to change the mode of Executors, Administrators and Guardians in making their return to Ordinaries. 476 An aet to incorporate the town of Morgan, in Calhoun county, and appoint commissioners for the same: 477 An act to establish and or ganize a Court in the cities of Co lumbus, Macon, Atlanta and Rome, and to defino its jurisdiction. 478 An act to provide for estab lishing lost or destroyed papers* and sueiog upon^the same. 479 An act for the relief of John J. Morris and John C. Morris of Clay county; also for the relief pf John McKinnc of Richmond cptur- tv. ' 480 An act to consolidate the offices of Tax Collector and Reoeiy- er of Tax Returns for the county of Fahnin. 481 An act to authorize the Georgia and Florida Rail Road - Company to construct a brand* road. 482 Afi aet to amend the4eye?ai acts in rektion to the exemption of certain property from levy and sale^ and to provide a mode of securing said propeiriy to *the wife and chil dren or wife or child or children of arid debtor. ; 483 An apt to require - tbe.D(e-; pot Agents and Conductors of the. Western imd Atfantic Rail Road, to take an oath for rile forithfitl dsr>. charge of their duties, and to pun ish them for a violation of the same. 464 An act araehdatorv of an act the fifteenth section of the fourteenth a of the penal code. ; An aet to. alter the - time of .., ^entitled aff act to iacorporaXc the ;t to alfor and amend trustees of the Masonic Mali in the town of M»Uedgeville r assented to December 26thi 1831- 485 An act forth* protoction e*

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The central Georgian. (Sandersville, Ga.) 1847-1874, April 11, 1856, Image 1