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Newspaper Page TextKSb3r- . v l 9JGAN SIMS, ITT PR1NTEB - EDITOE vVA.VNAH, GA. Editorial Or THB Savajotah Rsfcbjjcaji. Ckablestos, .Taly 27th. Tbs events of Sand.y and Monday In thto vicinity, at least *och aa bays transpired, »re hirdlT of snfflgtant importancs to jnsttfya let ter. Bat the public is suspicions, and never falls to construe silence Into an omen ol eel!; hence this letter. Vedeeslay nenliK, Jnlr S»i 1868. Sunday, and that little chiefly from onr James Island batteries to keep the bearers from working. There were no casn.dtiee so fsr ss I could learn, except two men killed and a few wounded by an accident which occurred In Shell Point Battery, the location of which the reader now understands. This has been, by far, the most quiet day since tie commencement of the alege; It was difficult to realize that we were in a state of war, a few shots at very long intervals, from James Island, being all that disturbed the gen- aral stillness until after ordinary bed-time; Bicnuorre.JSIySS—The fight heretofore rsiwtsd^j^^ q n enier }oined in and there- was quite exported* frssepoln „ The Sallowing Wi»iwe» had been adopted forestall * — * 1st. Dc spnointed i 5J. A dt. wardens, and secretory, aeo 31. A decree, regnliting the press, aceorsw to the French law, had been Issued. Ah. Adec.ee, establishing a Junta Superior, composed of thirty Are members, for the There was but little Urine on either side government of the Republic of Mexico. This Junta was to select three citizens to exercise THE .ATOaEt 33. “V <5 . Lcmmi, * * • • * >- s.'GfH^Ftln> Actlas Se dOucb Ttfsmxgrr; - — A««t. Staff* MtBiger - - " C»T Nelson. Scenic Artist - - - -V- - F. JJUtfrue. WiMaesittf ETenlus, Jaly Abi ’S3. fOIt COSfiBMS-FUWT DISIBICT. We are authorized to announce Hon. JULIAN I CARTRIDGE, of Chatham, as a candidate for I rfrelcctloa to the Corgrecs of the Confederate I gates. J‘S7-td T^UfSlO-Sgr-A^PBIXO Fight at Manassas Sap. . occurred on the SSd at Mtnsscaa Sap. Wrtghfi Brigade, c'tnmis<M by Colonel Walker, ef tbe 8d feorgla, approached the 6ap,t.nd finding It guardsd by a force of Yankees estimated at sis or eight those £od hwJtrd to air; it reinforcements moving in the jani direction. The Yankees taking the ad ran tag* f the disparity of numbers, attacked the brigade. A i engagement ensued - , laa.lr g several hours The aT/ederate* retired uIEh a low ol 200 to 800 killed 1 wounded. Amorg the latwr *as Colonel Walker, was wounded ia the thigh. Tha enemy’s lot* is *avy. I Ooloael Walker ar ived ia Richmond this evening, t is repo’Ud that Grant has Joined Meade with s j ef 35,000, Yankee News. " JttovMoaro, July S8.—The N. Y. Herald of the 26th eUlus a lengthy dee-etch from Washington, ef fvhtch the following is the mb stance;: It Is cow adrni ted by the m< s. cang^ice members - «f the administration, that cover were our foreign at s la so menacing a state. Eng'and, so official lUdvlces indicate, is deters lead to famish ths Sooth ' »lth ah iren-clad navy. It is squally certain that the | jbnperor of France has made up Ms mind definitely ts Interfere th cur domestic ? ffair*. The fall of Vicks' bar* and P^rt Fudson, an- 1 the Rebel defeat at Get tysburg, will not, it la believed by the moat aegacioua TrleodJ of the aJmln'istraUo^. alter the character of [the iction that Franco end Ecgland are determined osdopr. On the con'.rarir, the moment there i» dau- jor of the North overpowering the South, inteiven Ion will be trie* to compel the separation upon <rh!ch ,rd and Frauoe aro determined—England to ripple the power of this -great Republic, Fraace V» veserve her dominion fn Mexico. With those indlca- fion* before them, Seward and the President ale coa- ir uo-j J that ibis is the most orltical linn s« far as re* r rolatloue wl.'h Fcr.e'gd 'Towers since the t tee Twin wh it wp hoar I an icllned to tte bails' that measures aro now on foot > pot an end to the wax. It is not impossible we uj tee a sudden change o: parties next month. The New Yoik Tribune atks for an explanation of w course 61 Gen. Grant in paroling the officers who Isirenddred it Ylckfburg. Irenous to that surrender eKebei Commhiiiner if Exchange had been notl- f that ibis govo**rment would protect all offioers 1 soldiers under its flag, «ithoat regard to color; Vines ths Bobels por»i6ted in refusing to exohsnge I^pslyht and officer*, under tha pretence that they 7 in command of negro troops, our government flopped all exchange. Ibichmokd, Jaly *28 —Gen. Neal Dow will start for pafrilo to-morrow under aboard. Standing: Rule. ^mmunications recommending persona for , and proceedings of public meeting* in ince to elections, occupy too much room f&lject us lo an expente which .we are not > bear, and which would fall lightly on, |butors. For this reason, all such article* > this office will be charged at half onr ising ratep, viz : 75 cents per square. 3 Committee on Health and Cemetery r6- * r that the friends and relations of such Ins os may be killed in battle at Charlea- |nd who desire assistance to inter Buck j or relations, will give notice to jne on |pt of the first information, as preparation 3 required. Joseph Lippman, jairman Health and Cemetery Committee. Ibatrb.—There seemed, in the plot of Jauiac Lover, as presented last night, J of fuller detail to make the piece highly ■factory, though the acting was" decidedly Bleat. To-night will be presented,"by par- r request, “The Lady of Lyons.” zction.—IA order to correct * inkiiwl 211 |feraay b parper, we would stale that the t amount contributed by Harry McCarthy : relief of the widow* and orphans of the : Rill-as, killed at Bittery Wagner, Is one 1 and eight dollars and fifty cents. i Him !—We are informed that one Bt wedc lour hundred dollars was paid by [dvidual in thia city for a twenty dollar The man who sold it done well as er of 6peculatior; but what could any ut with gold at such a price ? Hero is r loose that ought to be looked alter. ll>TiNo;—List r ight, about ten o’clock, o. W. Law, residing in the vicinity Of Irdeville, S. C., and on a*visit to the city, wa* two men on the public street, who 1 and took from Mr. Law a pocket-book j about one hundred and forty dollars. i having been given, 8ergeant Foley, s Police, wa3 soon in pursuit and arrested ten. They were taken to the Police Bar- onscalive power. It wa* ts associate with Ituetf 215 deputies, elected by the people. The whole body, thus constituted, wa* to form aa “Assembly ot ‘NoUbles,” who were to form a permanent Constitution of governments This constitution was to bo adopted by a two-thirds vote, and if, at the end of three days, this ma jority could not be obtained for anyspec-fied form of government, the Junta Superior was to dissolve the Assembly and proceed to the for mation of another, As all the officials and members of the Junta Superior were appeixted by Sen. Forey, on ths nomination of the French Minister, M. de 8*1- einey, it is easy to perceive that the form of government will be just what those function aries rflsy choose to designUe. Ia the mean time, the Jumtn Superior had elected the three Sir X. Bolder LyUoc Lady of Lyons; ©*, LOVE FBI OlauJo k>In3twi. - ,-4f. .8. _ , ? To eriKjad' - ? - lab t Hnbbard Brtdgrs GSNR.tL O.tPEaS, ? ISO- STJ f While fee Oomaiandiag G ncral r-- grcls;tha; the eremy has sue jeeded iu iffajctii g* iandieg npnu Morris Id and, he ackeow- edges with satleiaetinn the C-ndu t of tbe troopa in th* lr 6rave and prolonged r. Bietanee aga nflt a f n» largely tseir pjperlor Unmnbe. B, and ho is spe ially gratlfi :4 by the rpirit and 8nrc;ss with which ifce gar- risonof Salary Wsgrer. and the ^3p8 mder Col onel Graham, repelled thfi asraalts on tha* fo tiOci- tion, ai i’. gives the awnrance that hn can rely upon the conduct and oarage or both * fficera and men to chcckrlht progr. ss of the enemy. By command of Gzsekal EKi.UBtGi.ED. XS'SEBd) THOMAS JORDAN. ^iTsd 1 ^ 3 * - Chief of Staff. ■ ■ ' ffe'* ^ x WAi\TEU. 7IV Wojkaian. 1*81 T. <h T.ATTIMORT? WANTED, O NK MDtt CiAN (DrarocKr) rnd three COOKS (O- lored), io enh t tu Co. B, 13t s fin. PaV a a cartel-.a , iv 8 If LA vJi'md’g Co Wanted Th.© Irish Tutor. T«UT O’Bos ke ..^.S. H.iiobbard Tn Bohearsal, Shakspea-t’s R ay. pf MitBBTH asi KIBS LKAB. f M tha Dtresi of CEEIBTMA3 ZVB; or, A DUEL W TUB ,HO •. cborns for a short time, and while I wrtte oc- jamt* fSnpadoVtld elecwd'lhe three ?.- r<:l9 casional heavy guns are heard, ajl coming from member* who were to hold the executive $*. tgmdxio. ' - f --J .S ™.!«,!«„,-r tr. tW m ‘ Door, open at T>^ c’ck .t. r>jrtrmar;c:r to commence at A l»n.ctoty onr aide. Ido not believe that the enemy bee fired a ehot since Sunday. He Is, however, hard at work-on^ Morris Island, throwing np bis works, moaantfng'guss. and preparing gen erally for the storm to come. A h%h wind prevailed throughout the day, and It was to rough outside that the fleet could give no re sponse ts onr occasional salutations. It appears to be generally conceded that, in spite of onr Bring, the enemy has. succeeded in tightening bis grasp on Morris Island, said by those who come from there, I from wetking, but inch a eoon recover ol their Fort Royal paper, the Yankee* teem confident of success from their present -pera- tloas. In fact, they speak of ths redact! 8umter and the Ml of Charleston ss written down in the book of Tati, to be veri fied the first moment they shall think proper to exercise the power they have already ob tained aver as. Their expectations, however confident, are not always realized, and they may yet find themselves disastrously mistaken. They will, at least, have a rough and bloody road to travel before they get here. Gen. Taliaferro hoe not only sustained Us high reputation, bnt won new laurels by his gallant management of the defensive opera tions ea the island. No General has had a heav er task to perform since the beginning of the war. What with hard work, sleepless nights, broiling suns, drenching rains, and wa ter that a famished horse would hesitate to drink, it is an evidence of extraordinary dura bility that he has held out there so long. He has given his personal attention to every move ment, shunned no danger, and besides instruct ing the gunners in their dnty, often, in the midst of action, loaded and fired With his own hands. He is the- idol.of the troops, and has inipired them, by hit example, with an enthu •iasm and daring that would attempt anything short of an Impossibility. I find all onr sick and wonnded Georgians doing well in the hospitals. It is unnecessary. to particilarize, bnt friends may receive the asanrtnee that they aro properly attended to.— There are bnt one or two wonnded badly, and they are in a fair way to recover. Private M. C. F. Sykes, of the 32d Georgia; has quite a severe wound in the leg, the ball having enter ed about three inches above the knee and pass ed ont about fonr Inches below It. He was shcu srhilst kneeling in a riHe pit in front of Eow Wagner. Private Elbert Pa.tereon, of Lnmpkim cani ty. Ga., bail* member of Lneas’ S. C. battalion, lost hit right arm. It was amputated at the elbow joint, and he was suffering considerably when I saw him yesterday, The sick are numerous, but the diseases con fined chlely to intermittent and catarrhal fe vers of a light type. Col. Harrison baa bees qnite'Indieposed for some days at the Charlea- ton Hotel, bnt ia doing well and will be able to rejoin hie command in a day or two. I lake an unexpected pleasure In saying that Lient. Tapper la actually getting well ot hit severe wound. He is considered out of danger. power, and the names are significant In the ex- treme—General Almonte, -the A’Chofchop of Mexico, and Gen. Salas—all strong partisans of a monarchy. These nominations were received with cheers, with salvos of artillery, and with complimentary resolutions. The Execntiye thus nemed.bad been Inaugu rated amidst vehement cheers tor Gen. A1 monte, Gen. Marquez, France, ha Emperor, Us Em press; and “t j Maxican Monarchy.’ Many of the principal fifties ol MeX'eo, Puebla, Zacatecas, Pachuca, Jalisco, Agues Calientes, had already signified their adhesion NOTICE. i of a Fkopeller.-—At half-past five i yesterday alternoon, Mr. Henry F.Wil- Jr M laanched from his skip yard a propeller 1350 tons burthen. Tto vessel elided kildlly into her element. A large number pzens, and especially ladies, were present, ppeelion ot the vssEel will show that Mr. tok has in onr harbor as fine a piece of lie architecture as ever was built in the outkorn Confederacy. Live Oak Invinoibles.*—On the 23d instant \ military organization was perfected by the eratives of Mr. H. F. WillLnk’a ship yard, and they are known as the Live Oak Invinci- fcles. They number 63, rank and file. The following are the officers elected: Captain—Henry F. Will ink, Jr. First Lieut.—James E, Withington. ad Lieut., Sr.—George C. Butland. |ly Sergeant—A. Brennan, i Sergeant—Wm. Richardson. -Win. H. Gordon. |8ergeant—E. F. Homan. * ligeant—F. Maiquis. prporal—T. W. Cooney. Corporal—George Weedon. lorporai—B. Masters, Corporal—M. Geiger. Thb ^Eethohfb Volunteers —This corps, of'over jOrty men,'rank and file, was organiz ed at tbel^ourt House on Monday afternoon last. Tbp following offleets were elected : ^ Capt?—Philip M. RnssliJ. . 1st Lieutenant—Henry Meinhard. Lie'nteaant, Sr.—H.‘Bsrlock. 2nd Lieutenant, Jr.—August John. Orderly'Sergeant—Vacant, 2nd Sergeant—Seb. SUverbilL Srd Sergeant—H. Rothschild. 4th Sergeant—M. Brockman. 1st Corporal—8. Kaul. lud Cotporai—H. VilL 3rd Corporci-rv8. White. -K. Boley. CoMVOKT t^t TK-JSS WOO HAVE PROCURED TITUTE8.—Ub General Orders No. 16, (Ad Ilatapt Wayne, following : 1 R-tr 2 The a person within the fimeutioaed.CfS AaddS,) is not from any ne subject to Re taken into service as a con- ^Hot^oes not him from draft by the RtAte for home deifonej. if he has purchased o VnhstltntdTor h-'*'e procured an appointment iider somJConfCdefate officer haying bat lit- ^ dntv totlik to keep him out of conscrip- or if hF» unnaturalized foreigner and ■ mrine undertibe protection of our Govern- and lawAth these and aUJike cases* he "abound to rielend hia domicil, and liable to te°dralt€d by< the Slate and compelled to i do SO. L-l , . vrar Advertisetpents inserted in the BepaM&> pH flJSO per square, each Insertion. RBCBUTS bs kail boad. Per Centra: Raff load. Jaly 2S — »bala* ootUm, 76 lacks floor, 1 8 sacks oom, XIO do inaal, ST do rough rise, 4 W»is hquor, IW watermelon*, 2 reft* bagging 89 bales Icmectfes, 9 bdl* paper, 4199 feet lumber, Jf salt boil era 1 car coal and md& coMienxBS. Per Ceatrai Bail Redd. July 2-.~G Darts, Wm M David**, W W Carter. W P Taylor, L % Smith, J- ha Morris, H Botch ford, Wm Green, » GJt C MeFar land, W 8 Biv*4 HBurke, M H WSttianu, X J Puree, •t fg*** A Pooce, B Burnglr, Orane <h Gray- t»II, R H Watsoa, A B WesMlwoakey, W j£ Bur* mgh.. U.bOTttim A Oooa, i S iwd, Ltout Cn.- toasuva, i n Lu«W*», A Dojto. Of Bud? Ptilflpi, T mn, A Co. M 4 Botomont, w £ Lone J rtwT *00dl. WrigSt ALuKoolto, D M ft 0 Ldttroup,6B Irouar, 4 loro 6jCo. OSATlt Off O£0ES! A —CHATHAM OOUNTY,— O To all whom it msy concern t. WItoTOM, Williuu Law will sppiy lo th* Court uf OrcUamry for Ltottrs Utomtoiory ,, i ie-att on tt« eriato 01 *Hz- HjlerL, lute of Ohulfauut oottBli, do- Tb«oai«, asrotoM, > 3 eltejimd aiinunla«B *hom It ztuj o.mot appeal bef ,ra niff Court lo mate o'Oec-.ioo (If uitf teoy t(,vu) oo « bofere tte In* Mouffuy la NoTamljer next, otterwtoe laid let-, ler* will be gran Led. WiilSM Dominick A. O’Bjrae, Ordinary for Chat, ham county, tti. Mtt day of April. IS®. apr25 DOMINICK A O'EYkH*. o 0. a / I EOB.GIA-CHATH AM OOUNTY—Toall when VJ it may concern: Whereas, Isabel Barron will apply at the Court ot Ordinary for Letters Lismiasory as Administratrix on tbe estate of Ann Barron, late of said eotmty de ceased: These are, therefore, to ette and admonish all whom it may concern, to be aud appear before raid Coer fo make objection (if any they have) on or before the 1st Monday In August next, otherwise said letter* wiil be granted. witness, Dominids A. O’Byrne, Bsq., Ordinary tor Chatham Oounty, this 28th day or January, 18631 jan29* DOMINICK A O’BTRNR, O. a O flJROiUWIA.—CHATHAM ' OODNl^.—To afc VJ whom it may eouoom: WhnraM, Mary A. ffnaw and ffradarlak £. Tebnaa wlU apply ai tea Coi-n of Ordinary for Letter. Dta- miaaory a, Adminiitrau ix and Administrator on tta estate ol Alexander J. O. Shaw, late of said oounty deceased: |. These are, therefore, to cite and admonish ail whom it may conoern,-to-be and appear before said Court to. make objection (if any they have) on or before the second Monday In January next, otherwise sMd let ters will h* granted. Witness, Dominick A. O’Byrr.e^sq.. Ordinary for Ghat Ham oounty, this 25tb lay of Jun^IMa |ane26 rtovTjnoK *- <VttVBNR. O. fl. O CXATE OF GEORUI A*-OHATHAM OOUN O TV*—To ail whom it concern; Whereas, W Boss Foatetl and John D. Hopkins will apply at the Court o' ordinary for Letters DIs- mi*»ory a* kxecutors on the Bs ate of Jane F. PostelL late of Chatham County, deceased. These are, therefore, to cite aud admonish all whom It may concern, to be and appear before said Court to make objection (fo any they havej on or before -the 1st Monday iu November next, otherwise said letters wttl bagranted. Witness, Dominick A. O’Byrne, Esq., Ordinary for Chatham County, this 29th day o- April, 1868. myl DOMINICK A. O’BTBJSB, o. a c. CTATB OP GEORGIA.-CHATHAM O0OH- O TY—To all whom it may concern: — Whereas, Ocrottae id. Roger* will sppiy at the Court of Ordinary fur Letters of Administration. “Onsn Testax&ento Annex©”, on tbe Berate of Charles W. EoxerA late of Chatham County, deoeasod, these are, therefore, to cite aad admonish all whom it may concern, to be aad appear before said Court to make objection (If toy they have) on or before the Srs Monday in Augnat next, otherwise said ietteis win b granted. Witness, Dominick A. O’Byrne, B*q., Ordinary for Chatham County, this 8d day of July. 1898. fy4* DOMINICK A. O’BYRNE, o. a a CTATE OF OEOJMG1 A.-CHATHAM OOUN- O TY.—T© all whom it may oouoe-n: Whereas, David Bell will apply at tbe Court of Or dinary for Letter a DiwnHsery as Administrator on the Estate of Jane McConkey, late of Chatham County, deceased. * Theie aro, therefore, to cite aad admonish ail whom it n ay concern, to he and appear refore said Court to make objection (ii an> they have) on or before the flrrt Monday in Novembers ext, oUSsrwlee said ietten will be grui ted. Witness, Di miniok A. O’Byrne, Esq., Ordinary for Chatham Oounty, this 29th day ef April, IMS ap8(t - DOMINICK A. 0»BYHNE. a a a i ^ .BORGIA—LIBERTY COUNTY-To all'whorr VjT it may conoern: Whereas, 8. A. Fraser, Administrator ef the estate of W. G. Martin, deceased, applies lor Letters of Dht ml ssiory of said estate: These are, therefore, to cite and admonish all whom it may conoern, to file tbeir oUeetkm* (tf any they have), on or before the first Monday in September next, otherwise said letters will be granted. Witness, W. P. Girardeau, JEsq.. Ordinary to Lib erty county, this SSth February, 1668. mh4 W. F. GIRARDEAU, O. L. G. p EORGIA—LIBKETY COUNTY.—Allp«r«oil, vJT havrong demands sgaicstthe e*iato or Levicy Kerb#;, late deceased, are hereby notified end required to present them, properly attested,to the undersigned, wit*in the time prescribed by law; and ail persons Indebted to said estate are hereby required to make payment to DAVID DELS, t y BORGIA—LIBERTY OOUNTY.—Sixty day* U" after date application will be made to the Hon orable the Court or Ordinary of Liberty 'county, for leave to sell one negro boy named Winsor, belong ing to the Estate of R. Y. Quarterman, late of sold county, for the benefit ol the heirs and creditors ol auid Estate. SABAH H. QUARTERMAN, myl4—law2m* sdminfs.rauix ns EORGI1-EFFINGHAM COUNTY -Where- *JT as, Mrs. Margaret M. Morgan has applied tome lor Letters of Dismission from tbe Administration of the estate of James M. Morgan, late of said oounty deceased; These art, therefore, to cite and admonish all per sons Interested to be and appear at my offioe on or before tbe fiist Monday in August next to file their ob jections (i! any they have) otherwise dismission will be granted. Given under my hand and official signature tint .2tt lay or January, 1868. InnU F R- TRBTCAU. Ordlnarv pi BORGIA—-CLINCH COUNTY.—To Ml whom VJF it may conoern: Whsreas, Joel Strickland applies to me for lettars of Administration on the estate of Archibald Hodges, late of said county, deoeased: These are, therefore, to cite and admonish all parties Interested, whether kindred or oreditors, to be and ap pear at my Court within the time prescribed by law. to show cause (tf any they have), why totters should not be granted to said applicant. Givrp under my hand and official signature this day of March, 1868. mhll 3. L. MORGAN.Ordinary. fl BORGIA— iLINUH COUNTY.—To all UT whom it may oenoera: Whereas Aaron Tomlinson has applied to me for Letters ot Administration «n ths estate of Needham Tomlinson lata of said oounty, deoeased. This is to eite all the kindred and creditor* of the deceased to appear at my office, in tho time prescribed by law, to show cause why letters should not be grant ed the applicant. • ->■ - Witness my hand, this 94th day of March, 18R. marSn* J. L MORGAN. O. G. O. p EGRGKA—CLINCH COUNTY—To mil waom UT it may concern: Whereas, David J. Sinaia and Joseph Sirman have applied to me for Letters of Admlairtnrtion on the es late of Benjamin Birman, Br , late of said county, de- These are, therefore, to cite and admonish aU par ties interested, whether kindred or oreditofs,- to show law, way letters should not be granted to raid appli cant. ^ Witness my hand thia 4to May, 3868. myT-v J. L. MORGAN, Ordinary C. 0. QTITE OF GBORGIA-OMAlLTOi O COUNTY.—Whereas, Temperance Carter, ixecc- trix of Jas, Carter, -derea*ed, -applies to me for letter* o' dismission, T here are therefore to cite and admon ish all who may be eonoerneii, to be and appear at my office,within the time prescribed by law* to ehow cease, tf any th«jr have, why letters of dismission »houla not bOvgr&ntod to said applicant. Witness, my hand and offlelai signature June 90th, 1868. 1*24 T. M. SMITH. OrdlnsffT. BUREAU OF rO-SSCBIFTION, Richmo;.d. 1863. »cr cntceroo inqattfe r, and to correct error* wn following t , t-co i* publiahed to all X Usdar tke mown rail of it • Fre»ld«Bt ext-ndlr* the eoaaenpt age, all «**e*»r^«^hiye9»aBod to be ▼slid Ifth« Nbatituto be l«H ycafTold, ted U aet «th»rwis« exempt bylaw. 8. MW erahlp, whether a# *Sc»r oc private, a f loeri ergaafzaMosa for Soma ^Mbbcb or BpeciaJ eot- vie* eCera no oUlm to ’ Urn from. Co federa te •enrtra; i*l k« dees tcrrne jpi ip& mllffia, or lew In rare of offio're tctnallr, ic coriR-BSi h h*vo be n duly qualified. A Hereafter any oco fufiAUdfilf a S jba^ute will be- treo liable ia bh own pavsoa ’whenever the se/vice* ef the ubttitxle uejo*t lo gorereia*nt fr&m asy U«e other than the caeualiief >fw.r, d. Appllratf'm* toe catemptl<f» oc any cronvd whal- rer, «»t firtt be tddrrs e f to tbo local onrollicg officer, who, ,lf he has not powe to act, or ia in d^ubi, wilt refer them to hither avth^'ty, er.vh repo t of th* feeUf Ail each addreewJ to higher ajtbority wlD aeeeis.rf'y and irvari^Hy be referred bade f r local exufiaatfon and report - ad the apptloan'A will thus have QMtku'y Io»t ‘iase iad proic-ejeJ ?aspen-e. Appeal* ajfiffnst advent* deAXiom byi <»1 offlevrs wifi; be forwarded by them for hoariay, when any phiTMdtle groaad of ap>i.j la *ei Icrlh. C. Cemm*nd«.n‘« nf wifi g!yo tbi* notice eAora^Jkcn ia the i-'caJ pre , C f ihoir ie- SwB. ^-I G. W. LAT^Li. Ool. A A. G . Ac .«nc Chief of Burem. ' LI^T OF mzkLL&-¥m FS&ieHT Office of the South Express Co. Lyon, Bobt ?mUh. TV W ■ -TTliffiori, W H Ballard. JW Campbell, Bey J H Wiliam*, GL Hanu^ii, J C McCraw, B B Parker, J Harrison, G P Giles, O G * »ileoo, K K ahivera, J b Bntler, T G JULY 25.^868. SeaSia Der£z.. N G .o..n, A J LB WE Ovc:\. DB Uar#-*, *i«L . Bvr Part*' FL : 1U cdTH-M A Daai^f, Rev D G BoeUAB J«n%5, B B O- v' fl'LKLF-Y. A runt. Very Important from Mexico. From the Eco del Cbmercio, of Vera Cruz, of he first of July, received at tile Department of State, we collect various intereatiag details of the French operations ia Mexico up io that date. GeUa.Fo r ey Appeared before Puebla on the 16th ot March, and opened hia parallels on the 22d of that month. Gen. Comonlort, who commanded the Mexi can army in the field, attempted to relieve the besieged garrison with a train of supplies and munitions of war, but his forces were surprised and routed on the morning of the Sth of May, with the loss ol his best artillery, four flags, the whole train, and from four to six thousand in killed, wounded, prisoners, and deserters. On the 16th of May, negotiations for capitu lation commenced, and on the I7;h, General Ortega surrendered. In the proclamation ot Gen. Forey, he announces aa the fruits of this capitulation 18,000 privates made prisoners, as well as 26 general officers, 200 field officers, and 800 or 200 inferior officers, with 140 guns, &c. Among the prisoners who had given their paroles were Generals Gonzalez, Ortega, and LUve y Prtdni, who escaped in violation of their paroles and fled to Orizaba. Gen. Men- dcz» and the otoer superior officers refused to become parlies to such infamy. , The first news of the enrrender of Puebla reached Mexico on the 19:h of May, when the Government immediately decreed the expul sion ot the French residents from the city.— Some futile effortb were made to organize a de lence, and,-on the 25th, about nine. thou: pand persons were seized by force for recruits for the army, but wer* released the same even ing. as the Government had no arms to pnt in their hands. On the 29th of May, the Government aban doned the city, the Congress was adjourned, and the inhabitants left to themselves. On the first of June, various public meetings were held, and the population expressed iu resolute purpose “to adhere to the new order of things,” the meetings resolved themselves into one central janu, presided over by Gener al Qaila, and at five o’clock, in the afternoon, ‘ joyful peals of the bells from every steeple in the city solemnized the adhesion of Mexico to the French intervention,” and the inhabitants decked by thousands to sign resolutions to that ©fleet, which wero dispatched to Puebla next day by a committee, who presented them . to General Forey. On U»e5th of June,'T3trrCoir~RtfeT'eitere'i the City of Mexico with adelacbnsent from the French army, and occupied* the Palace. On the morning of the 7th, Gen. Forey left Pue bla, and on the same d*y> French division un der Gen. Baziine entered the city of Mexico^ - “ The InhabltanU now commenced prepare rations to celebrate the solemn entry the whole army. Different committees of ladies and gentlemen had been sent to welcome the General, asraell as Messrs. Almonte and Mar quez On the morning of the 10th, the city w&a dressed in gala habiliments; the allied flags fi -a:ed over the public building*; tbe triumph al arches were prepared, and the walls of the houses were decorated with flags, curtains, flowers and mottoes. The people swarmed in from all quarter*, the bells were Tung, salutes of cannon and rockets filled the air, and there was rained down oxr the liberating army a shower of wreath*. ~ - The conquering General proceeded to the Cathedral, accompanied by the whole proces sion, and a solemn Te Deum was offered up in gratitude for the success of hie arms. General Forey haa issued an ad a r ess of warm thank* lor this flattering reception, and for several days waa occupied in receiving the ad hesion ot different municipalities, including that of Puebla, to the^resolutlons of the citi zens of the CapltoL Several decrees had- been issued by the Cam= msnding General—one directing tbe seques tration of the proparty of all who should take up arms agriast tne intervention; a second, e»- tablishing a committee lo rtvUe the sales made by Jnarez of th© property of the municipality and of charitable corporations, w.th the right Mondav In Aacost on the part of the purchasers to pay the -fall ra granted. value of what they bad bought, or to restore witaea* J. L. My, Ordinary of Clinch county tbo property nud receive tw& wfent tfcey hod [QH .001! tfTK—Tft. tS. Wkm _ _ it may concern: Whereas, Joeeph Binaans will apply at the C#ort ol Ordinary for Letter* of Diwaiuion a* guardian of the person and property of Martha X. Howell: There are, therefore, to cite and admonish ail when It may oancern, to be and appear before said (Jour* ki make objection (If any they nave) on or before the <1*1 •' —at, otherwise raid letter* will montpeIier FEMALE INSTITUTE. USAS IMAGO 7, GA. MRS. H. D. PYR8E Principal, Assisted by Professors as?4 Teachers of distinguished ability anJ* fxpcrierice. :—^ The Fall &*■• ion of th!* In*iitojte, wi’l commence on Monday Aogtut 8r4., 3S63 Thl* -IiAitnUoa, designed fc> « e in every re- tpect a school of the higbe*t grade affords to yoarg tadlre all the advantage of a thorough and finUhed education. ' \ Montpelier i* < xteniirely at-u foCo eWy known a* an eligfole location for inch an I*.8tUaie, .csmbiei! g with ii* em neat salobrl y f atcaitsphes^ and springs of excellent wa-er, *«*.f»H«1ng hr/u;y of ecanery. The bu;l ilng oxkboa amod iu a grove uf nailvu and __a)**tie oak*, eonalst oi -two rutin edifices. JUrnar Had and Chase Hall, wl h a Ch:pa<, Munc g-d Lec ture Bnona Lihrary, Studio, r o< xil o.cer c.-,oveu‘.en- cea requisite for a collegiate I - t^*utierr. ^Tbe Institute J* f»rnLh»d with a complete chemical, ;hUosepbieal, and aatroBomicai K«jri.'.u*, and with ull ret* of Rlobe*, Maps, Curt- W*. .* The Principal*hare *h.> idn to Snn unco to the ’patron* and friend* of ttu> la* itato th t they have engaged, for the Rurical I>> p: runeat, the s r- vice* el Professor Alexander Hatrck. k, f Jr tro yetr j a Oflemb*r of the Conservatory c. Vieu a, and niuu year* a Professor of Mnsic in the jimwer-* uolhge in that cl y. The Fiench Department will under the charge oi two aceotk-plieaeo nttlve terfohen htlie . IS. Bierchi, for thirteen year* aa Inslructre** \n »ho 34».avian In- •titate* of Germany, ar.d 2t!a<l*« e Leoni Hitxchek, (formerly Mil# Dtua id) of ian*. The school eharg»* for the coulng aeuion (^20 week*) will he as follow*: " . Board (including wtafcin®) w’.l'r^ngfeh Titior. .$2h^ School Stationary... .4. ^ 5 Urewf Lforary.....: .TTt 1 Fuel in cbamue'B 10 Ptpilt will farnlah thrlr owe lights. Each Pupil to farms« htT own bed olnth'^r, towels id UhULnapklDc; also, a napkin ring, silvdr fj.k, and BfOOU, >xmuL artrntES, LaVn and Greek, eaco $20 Preach 20 mu^tallan Pr. leaf oi’s <2htrgfafi ’iue..w ; de., with hnfireaer Irgan and Mclodeon, each Harp •ai.ar .... 20 2 -V 25 Painiieg, Pastle and Aquarelle.... Oriental and G'eeian.... in Oil Use of Musical lost,omenta, for practic 1 each 5 Daneiag. Teacher’s charge Text Books, 81 Get Music and material* for drawing and padatieg net included iu the above chargee. Payment ot school co&rgea will be required invari ably la advance. Papi s will t>e charged from the beginning of the montu in which they enter to th? olose 01 keesfoa. KirCSZBOZS. The Prinn’P'la a<e kindly permitted to refer to the following gentlemen residing tn Sflvjnneh, Ga.; Bt. Rev. Btepren Elliott, D. D.; Bi-hop of Georgia; Bev. 18 K. Axon, D. D ; Rev. C F wcCrea Hev. Jacob SoMnfieid, Themis Holcombe, Erq , Mayor o' b-vantah; Hon. Jo-ivjs Ward; Hou Judse Law; B B. Ceyler, B»q.; G W AnderBon, Esq.; A Porter, Ktq; Hen. Judge Harden; Gen. B. B. Lawton; Dr. B. D. Arnold; Hon. Bolomon Cohei ; W P. Hunter, Eeq.; Dr. A M. Koilock; p 03. G A Goidm, end others. They alao refer with confideuce to Isaac Scott Lsq ; E. G *iunroe, E>q , and L 9. Whittle, Eeq ^ 0: hs- Mcntp*'ier is distant 15 mills from Macen, and 6 all'* fir m the Ifaoen A Western Bai’.ro&d Viiitor* andjPupils wishing to retoh the Institute by railroad, will»top at Mon -peller Station, where a carriage will await the arrival of the up -train from Ms coo. every Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday, throughout, the session. Conveyance far Montpelier ma~ be precunred at any Livery SuMo ia Macon or Fortyih. Letie r s to tbe Iastitutn to b a directed to Mnptp*lier, P. O., Monroe eountv. Ga. PkckMgM f:r Montpelier m'y ba sent ty ExpreSa io Macon. Far circulars with further particular* anply to Mcv. JOHN T. PBYeE, Jy 99—‘lw.Montpcl»* r , Monroe Oounty. Ga Ilonses and Lois laWaresboro FOR SALE. I WILL sell, exceedingly low, two Ietd with the dwelling* on them. In the viilaga of Waresboyo. My obiect is to change tbe investment. Address me at Waresboro, Ga. 2t* GABBY W. STYLES.: SOITHBRN P1CI rTMIE first number of this spwklirg, i’lu*trated X buegst of wit alfd humor will b© iaeued the TJi , of August, 1868. The contents wll be varied and interesfieg and the illusuations unequa led Dealers skvuld rend in thtir orders at once, os the demand A already heavy. Terms, $15 per hundred; lubscrip- tten $19 per annum. The cash must accompany the ° l4 * r ' OVSKALL. CAMPBELL, HUOHEJ i CO, Jy 59 3* Bichopond. Virginia. DISSOLUTION. rfiSHE Cepartnershlp heretofore exiHtin* under the X Irm of Scranton A Johneton, is tm* tay dis solved by mutual content. Either of the partner* are antheriasd to settle up the outstanding business, and “I* lb.-ameer .k. frm la * , JOSEPH JOHUSIOS. Ananwa, Ga., Jn'y «ih, 166» [1*1 STRAYED, T7IEOM my resldene* in Scriven county, a ema l JC blank MAKE MULE. When last seen waa on tbe read • abave Bytvaaia Any cne stopping i. will eonf*r a favor by addressing me at Blank Oresk, Bcrir* *5JML a GARNETT, closinu of mails. Mae-'n. % OtWE,'. fna-wnm sod Station, oatae AngniWaa-r-Wajaetboro' Eaijoad a -...S p m Muscogee Railroad, MJHedgevllle and Central Bu:road at .% p . m August^ Georgia Railroad and Horthern at... .C p. m Atlantic and Gaff Railroad at «p. m Charleston at; a! m j?20 G. s UF 7~ C. S. Navy DEPASTjmrr, v Bichmeod, Julo 8,1898. ) GENERAL order. I. All communications on the following subjects wi 1 hereafter be addressed to the officer in eharge of the offle? of Order and Detail, giving his nvme and rank, via: equipment cf \e:eela, except ordnance/re- ernitirg nervier, transfers from the army to the navy, receiving thlpa, sup.o.'iss vfcoaL all matters coBoreted with Courts Martial and Courts of Ii quiry and the de- •aie of statloL* gene.alTy. all acknowledgements of orders, all appliratirms for rerv-ce and charge of ser vice, and for leave of absence. II. All ccmmtmications oc the subject cf ordnance, onmnee equipments and mores, and of hydrography will teraaiter be ad iressed to the officer ‘.nthar e of the office of OrdBance and Hydrography, giving his name and rank. III. All ccznmunicatlocs on the subject ol provision and c'othfng will hereafter be addressed to tho offiorr • .chf.rge of the office of provisions and clothing, giving hi* came and »ank. IY. All comcittoic t'.ons on tbe *ubje«t of medicine and ro gery, medical and ho p! jd aupp’iee, and of the Me icd Department of iho Navy generally, will be berea ter addressed to the officer in charge of the office o; medicin e aad sarg ry, giving his name and rack. V ATlTorrinrcioiliocs on tho subject o' construc tion and repairs of vessels, steam machinery, and other matters^ocr ectr'd with tho Navy, not named in Fa^raphs I. II, III end 1Y, will^be hereafter ad dressed to the Secretary of tho Eavy. 8. K MALLOBY, lunel7—dlaw8w -Secretary of the Navy. Second tall for i>ids JorCoaon Bands. TxiSAsUitr DEPAP-T RST. fl. B A., 1 Hi bmood, July 21,1S63. f S EALED Bids will be received by tie bicretary of the Trea-arr. ut any time be*ore 12 ' ’cl »ck m., of 5th August, 1SC3 for the purchase of five millions cf do larsof six per ce.-t ;wecty year Bond/, with coupons, psycble in cotton or coin, issued under the not ol Oonerees approved April 80th. 1S63 The Bonds to be iasue-i wm «ach be In the rum of Sl.COO, and bids wilfbe aec-uted for one or xore Bond'.— Erch bid mu 5 * be endorsed, “did for Cotton Bonds,” and ruu«t close a ceitiflcate of deposit in the name ef -the Treasurer of ©no per cent of the pure are money, made w»ta the Treasurer, Aesisttnt Trea ure-, cr someDet oi>ttary of tbe Treasury. 1 he deposit will bo relumed if th« bid is not accep ed; and it accept ed, wi ; l be applied ia part paymont ot the purchase money, if th«.toims are complied with; or will be forleit'-d. if v-ot complied with. Bids accepted mnst bo paid within ten days after notice of accep ance, in current iretsury r.o-«*a, one htl* m least of which shall be of issues subsequent to April 1st, 1863. A copy of the bond may be seen a any office of the Treasury Department. C. G MEMM'NGER, Jy2S—dtAue5 ' 8ec’y <*f Treasarv. For Sale, POUNDS BBO-»M STRAW, from OVvI/A/ genuine Broom Com Hied. Th* biusa wiUbe cleaned Isom ihe reed utf ready for ise market by tbe middle of Sept mbc-r. Itcan bobsled and delivered at my lauding on the Cb&ttahoochee rivor, in fots to suit purchasers Bee or address me imnv diately. at Colombia, Ala, Jy$3 4*C. A. RO'-E $20 REWARD. T FE store reward wiil he paid for each of the fol lowing r-amed dearirlers from Company K, 1st Volunteer" Beg meet of Georgia, on delivery at Camp E berla. Thunderbolt: P.iv*.te MICHAEL FOLEY, 87 year* of rg«*, 5 feet f )4 inches htah, fair complcx-.^n, b ue eyo»>, da: a hslr. B- miulrel&nd iinii^’ed 2} h Sept., 1861, in Savan- uah-by occupation a laborer. private - PATRICK G. LANE, 9T jltre of age, 5 fe-it 8 inches high: dark complexion, grey eyes, dark bair; io.i s-uso front teeth. Born ia Ireland. JSn listed SOtix Aa/.'i", 1S61—by occupation a laborer. J. Al C’^i KILL.' r ap‘. Co. E l»t Y >1 Beg. * f Georgia Camp lobotU. Th ir-derbeff J.fly 1. 1868. jy27-9t Mechanics and Laborers H AVING received an order to organise a Cprpitof IS. gluetar t..x*p0 for ih« war, I request Mechan ic and junborers of experience and -good character, .ubjo t to conscription; also those that have been de- taiie-i or are io companies of this D vision, or any lhnt d .elre to Join the o'g^nizrt-on. to make applica tion ia p3:8on to me, *t my house on Jones s'-ree-, be tween Barncro ard Whitaker, fcetwem thj hours of 9 a. m. and 6p. m., *rom Tu edty 28 h to Augurt the . lth. or through their c >c paty c.-mmandem as per General Oxd. rs, No. 88. •* ,7. YT. NoALPIN, J?2T—lw Captain Ergineer Troops Subsatutes Wanted. T WO Bubstr'u-.oA, who can come well recommended, ot-r for y-flve yoa s of age. Choice ot company J>27 8 Bsy street. $25 REWARD. T HE above rerard will be pail for the apprehen- eion aud delivery at oo*- salt sro ka on Mr L. L. Hovei’s place, on the LUtle Ogeechee river, or lodged in an7 i-til withia the State- a negro Boy, who tan sway from onr works oo the rig'it of the —th inetant. be is abou 25 yeija old, of a i irty yel ow co’or^hav- ine several soars on hi* race; he is about 5 f^et 5 or 6 inches hi?h Be went iff with his dirty clo has on. be m bs lurkiag about Havanuah, as he ran away last t-i ring'a.-.d was eanght in Savannah. He m^y be makirg hia w*> to Tampa, Fla. Address u* at fla- vannao. NEBBUT, GABBETT & SHIPP, J7«6 $10 Reward. S TRAYED troui the owner, on tbe 3.-th of April, a Black and Whim CO Af, with ibe left horn broke. Tue above reward will be paid if delivered at the cor ner o f Price and Perey etreets. jy 27-8* Removal. E M. CONNER, manufactu-er of Browns, Doer Mats, Ac, has removed irome Indian street Lkoo to the corner of Y ork and Montgomery streets, where he will be happy- io attend to alt orders irom his friends and the pq.ilic Jy S7—Iw. Wanted to Sent. MODERATE sized Dwelling House, for which i _ fair rei * * “ ” * jy27 -Ji* A. fair rent wiil be paid. App-y at this office. WA in TED, A GOOD Couk, Vtaiher and lroner. Libera' wages pa d. s pp'y at this office.Jy28-tf Cotton Cards, Cotton Cards. QQQ PAIR the very best Cotton Cards,No, lffis, 400 S dozen Bi glish Lanterns, very fine. Jusi received and for tale b - |c80 ' . LOVELL A LATTIMOBE. For Sale, BY HENRY R. CHRISTIAN", 1 KA packs s*lt iyu 560 bushel* prlaieCorn ICO Dox-is Tobsicco, vs-i 'ui brands Vicu, in lots to suit purchaser/. fyS5—15t*^ NOTICE. S IXTY, days alter the date hereof, the underelgn ' F/Xecutrix and Executor of the esta'e oi Henry E. Edward/, deceased, will apply to the Honorable ty» r; of Ordinary of Effingham county for larva to sell all the lands b- longing to said estate for the bene* fit of .he heirs and creditors of raid estate. ELIZABETH EDWABD8, Exec 5 * Jy21 Vi 1LUAM Ii. BOBDELAY, Executor. Bi^pdy, Lsrd, S^ia, &c. 25 canes Fine French Brandy S bbls Prime Lard 10 bbli Washing Soda 5 kegs Cooking Soda ■25 bexee Bice Mottled Csslii* Soap 1 case English EomcepaUrii Cocon. For sale by M. J. SOLOMONS, jy23—6 Bay street. v ORDNANCE DEPv>T. ) 6 .vanesh. June IS. 1368. J F A12 prices wl, bo ritid for old. Rrps. Bss«ng, Wa^e, Cordate, bemp. Jute ao*3 simt’ar mtue- rial*. Afplyattho Goverrmen' Arst-cal oh Vfhita- ker street. A. T,^ UNWINGHAM, jel7—tf 1 . Cnrr.d’e I’epo*. WOOL WANTED FOR 1 HE ARMY. Difo* Quartermaster's Omox, { Savannah, May 15, 1S68. f T HE undersigned Is 1 epared to pay ihe following prices for ^Vool, delivered in this city: For washed Wool $2 50 per pound, “ unwashed, fire© from burs 8 00 “ HERMANN HIB803, m?15r4m M for and Quartermaster. * QZCTIOS x Be it further *Wr.T‘e. . hy * } - O anthorii? of t!-.o tn&e. Th*. ac.‘ « :*vr ; uaaSE-.i'« of this Act. all rci*on- •JuJ T-coualiSed u- i vrrfe atrdoetion oT Mayor at-- Aldertss [ Bhvancah and ilcmfot* then i Ccaffoderate btutes, fc.-.ve rfjr-i ; tor cfos veer Tinu-.e-ffaLdy pr eontame re fo -fo' -»»•*»» -5-/* * i - theqo.qN--rate : t> i~ 4 trarai dfately prer ru,is’ \}ve age of yttt.'t. <uJ ha - > have in iheir^tva n rhriii*a3kb . . e*tst.o any tux oxoeulceus n hich boned sgKkist *.b«c who have made all returns fiKMired by the Ordinance of the CHy, and liave beonra^irtrrod accordins **o*tLe rnrrlr~iTin nrttiln flrt * % jjjrrmnn r-m '-he iLcistey Laws, rasre422r;d J2.} The foHowffeg named peramft bsv> iLa'r namr-s since first Monday in Junoary ,8* ST’ Negro Mechanics WANTED. F IFTY Negro Carprrters Bl ckemiths, ■Wheel wrights aud Mach nista wanle i to purckare, for whom the highest prices wiil be pai Apply to George Patten, Savannah or to ii. P. LiV INGSTON, ap20—tf Lawtq> Clinch eo.. Ga. Ship WANTED. Knees Wanted. [Aft OB 600 Ship Knees, (white • ah) siding si VI Inches and upwards Apply h mhll—tf. KBENSON A- HAWSES. ANTl£l>, ABB’T QUARTERMASTER]3 DEPAR M«NT, • Savsrkxh, March J8u», 1863. f W ANTED immediately, thirty Negroes as Team Iters and Laborers, for this Department. H. M. DAVEEPOBT, mhI8 tf Ospt an-) A. Q M. SUGAR KETTLES AND SALT BOILE.RS, FOB SALE AT B. A J. LA0ELI60EP3 Foundry, Jy23—5lw Elver atroet, near Canal. COTTON TWINE J*i8 FOR SALE BT HENRY LATHBOPjb CO. Nails. tin K10B6.8 and 104 BAILS, lor sola It OU Jjll OLIVAS * OODSLAfi. . : \ - " STATIONERY! BY RESINT ffsfFiiRTATsON I 6 3ALEi ENGLISH "WHITE PaPEB,,87-4», wn bear the pea. SQ0 Beams V. nelish Commercial Note Paper, Blue and White, Pmed or P;ain. 100 Beam* EngUsH Letter Pap?r, Blue and White, Baled or Pla’n. 50 Reaim Erg'lsh Foolscap Paper, Blue aud White, Ruled or Plhin—v< ry hf*svy 80 M Eagliih Government Envelopes—Blue. ICO M. English 1 etter Envelopes. BOOM. Letter Envelopes, Buff. White, Ac. 100 Doz J. J. Lery’s Plajicg Card a 50 Gross Penholders. 200 * ** ttteel Pen^. 200 Dozen Mnetting'. 500 •* Fine Black lib, Pts., rta, Qfs.. aza by the Barrel. For rale by E. J PIiBSE, JvlT-tf Nt*. 6 Whitakerstrecu fc-avsnnah. Ga. 575 BE WARD. ’ S TOLEN from the rubscriber, >; o. 2 Hon*cry Square, on the even j ng of th- 20th iut, a ches nut colored Mare, about fifteen land* high, focryra s old. wilt flaxen mane nnd tail,rather high fcipbrnee; t natural pucer. She bad on when stolen an English saddle Bcm*whafworn, double si>ths, black martin- gal , b’ack bri He with curb bit, hul.er, and tw > reins, one of them w^b with spring hitch. Twenty five dol lars wiil be pud for *.he .ecovery of the a are, t-bd y s for proof to convict tbo thief- JOS. J. WEST, Jy22—*f bu»geou P A C 8. SPECIAL NoriC.<> LANIER HOUSE, MASm, GEO. T HE Prcptietors ef th's H<-.tel beg leave to an nounce to the travelling public, that ’he damages sustained by the late fl.e are repaired, and the House Is sgxinlu goo i order for tte re ceptiOQ of eue«ta Jy23-9t LOGAN A MEABl. For Sale, AT WHOLESALE. QAA PLIB Whttim-we No. 10 Cotton Cards, OvVJ 25 Pieo s Irish White Linen, 160 pleats fancy Ca'ico, 20 pieces Bleach--d Shirting, 5 bales hr ary b ue Twilled, 60 dozen Misses’ * hite Hote. K. HhYM, Jyl8-tf 176 Broughton street. Look Out! T HEBE is danger to be apprebsndi d o i the part of of persons woo are robbing my corn and water melon fieif 1 a W*. F. LkDSOW. Wormsfow Plantation, Isle o» Hope, -Toly 18 Jt.14 Salt, Salt. F BAM my raltWrrks. at Coder Hammock, from r no peck to one hundred bcsbels of Duperior qual ity, for rale by THOMAS HENDERSON, JylT—tf No. 29 Wh-taker etreet. MiS m FOR Mil Low for Oas£. T HE undersigned offers for salo 8 076 acres of Supe rior Com.Cotton or Sugar Lands ; in Trini ty coun ty, Texas. It la ei uated on tbo Neches River, one hard red *nd ten miles fiom 8a ine Pass. The -' eche* Is the beet nnvignble ftream in he State; it is nevi- cable at all times for flat boat* capab eofearryirg r-ne hundred bales ot cotton. These Lands wore located by m »eii, after a‘careful survey of five months in the Sir e. *1 hey are tuv irely caue brake and wild peach land, and free from inundation, and my title is beyond dispute. Aty pers* n vhat trisots to make a g-od In vestment wi!i do well to apply soon. For further par ticulars address me at Bandy Ford, Fla. Jy90—20 J. B. STRIPLING. NOTICE. OFFICE BOARD OF EXAMINING 8URG*ONB> I bavannan 6a , July 15ti>, 1868. f GENERAL ORDERS, I No. 89. f T HIS Board hsviag received an order from the Ad jut&nt and Inspect ir t enersl’s Office, • General Orders No.£9 ” whereby ‘ Co-ieeripts examined pr or to the publication of General Orders No. 22, re.jnt&nt and Inspeotor General’*Office, Febiua-y 28d. 1S68 and excuied from mil-tary service, tor reasons atnooneed In that order as insnfficient cause ’or exemption, will be re-examined by tho exsminin» board oi 8nr tons appointed r or tbe differant Concressional district/, and if i ot ttcetaed unfit for mili'ary duly under the in structions issu'd, will be received into service.” This publication is, therefore. Vo not'fy aff such ex- empted Consoripts rssidieg and being in the 1st Con gressional District of Geot, that th<, will be r. qui ed t • appear bet we this Board for re exateiDatiou, ccm- menring on the 27th Inst, and frem day to day there after till all such are re examined^ N. B 0LOLD, M. D., T. A. PARSONS, M. D„ W. B. -iONES, M. D„ Medical Exac iniog Boerd, Jy17~td Savannah* Ga NOTICE. S IXTY days eferda’e applies lion will bo made to the Honorable Court of Ordinary o» Chatham county for leave to eel' all tbe real estate b-loneing to the estate of Richard Williams, decerned, f>r the t-ea- efltoftie beirs and credito-s. Jv21 PHILIP W. BU38ET.L, Adm’r. Cotton Cards, Nails, &c. CAA PATE Cotton Car .8, No. 10, best quality w w IW k*-gs Nai s, assormd 60 pair Trace (Jhnina 6(Ppair Haims 80 dozen Mill and Hand Saw Files 8 dozen F at and Square Bastard Files 75 box-s Tobacco • fd bushel* Coast Salt very line 2 barre s sugar 60 ea'ks fresh Beat Bice 80 barrels Spirits Turpentine. Jy4—eodlm GKO, PATTEN. VALUABLE LAND FUS SALE. A VERY valuable tract of f and, belonging to the xi eilAte pf Captain L. O. Belt, deceased, tying: on tbe Ogeecfiee river, opposite the seventy mile station on the Central Railroad, Ga^ containing nine thr u *and acres, of which one thousand, consisting of Ui*- land. Bay Land and Rivtr Swamp are. in cultivation. Of the uncleaned Upland much is heavily timbered with pine; and in the uncleancd Swamp, there ia a large quantity ol the flnett White Otk, Beech and Maple. • On the tract is a valuable Mill Beat. It msy be advantageouily divided into two racte, each having all the varieties of land above named, ffjpr price mad torma.pplyt. q j jbbk1k8 , j*15—tf 'Augut-ta, 0a. brought TU jail. O B the 10th day of March, 1868, a Negro Mm about 60 years of age, ba d headed, and e*ys his name is CflABLKf, and belongs to a man in Brooks county by the name of William Barrow. The owner to requested to come forward, prove property, pay ehsrges and take him away. „ AUSTIN SMITE, ftt Wsretboro. Ware <*>nnty. *»*• NOTICE. T&SStiEZ &2H5JSL the oltj, to a heal thy locaUuu. ,-aMtl £eferecM-U. IT. WyUy. 8. R Kaoatond. Uoo* —. “ o?nr.on »;f "Sie City oi 1 12 cj. *Sji a.'c ci.ircr j of ihe ' i»vT To thf* of ivo Oiftr'.foh. and - - wUh'A TTiifr for t'-fo ‘uJritrt Imiue- ^ <v> ftRVi :;UaIUCt1 ail Ctij Tux««. **r ’ $60 •e.y wi'ji ,Gi, lESIjfwi edve;*y if*l'x.avt.y*.-: lieserufitvo-* Sare-- eori5»cd d e .r*?r*, cr JS thm,viz;‘ v PrtvRfoT .G^ T* re- ''Id 5 * . t 1-’ Irehia* -r v T*-: li^'bth If. -qat-i uv pr > e *fo- Fjur'k uic*. -nij-. O : eu". > vrjviu* FBiNKM . i; 5 i 5 -A Ulr- r diy . •ia»k ha|r, an 1 l»y fro' it for: fjfcr.’ :> t-j.> tmpt-y, o':t: r liiu-d -'.-xc’iS tj, foil- B« c nr an- Jof B .-g Gcr. T^L:irrarO i*y R HANL . -.TKB,- Ctpv .*•>. Thomp-cn A till cry, Je27—w3 . ; < ■ moiR. di.a ;.-r.tt‘ y. v 17 i o.d, cr»y ey- a, m in Fafo Axtou, IBK ApJi, CSss B alyjijwortb, A J Bawiager, Wm 8 Baskr V Berg. S Itloie, Theodore Burtar i. Henry Fulioch, Th is J Blake%-r.od, Thsd P oenne t, A!ex F Bulloch, Vfrn H -Bi-ardley, WH Ban. St nr y Brunner Isiic Barit, C L Coorvo!rie. -Jas A Co per John Cop. , IUoh-;d W ( o r. j;-nj X Ch-irH n, J- fn D Cort ;>- il. W Cox, H P Camming, W Ch-rtQrs.WmM tk-,h'.'n, Oc'it'va* Coopc-. Jr.bn M Conn G if (. har vr>n, W O Champion, A Cole, iiL Cornell, L M Cohen, 6o;cmon Davis, Wm H Davis, John E Dowell, Thos Dawson, W C Dean, Geo M Daria, Gvo W DeWlV, Levi Dews. ,Tuhn H Doy’.e, John SEiler, Ar dw Fnifoc, Silas Kolker Ja» Fairoa.r.d LJ B ritxgerald, El ward Farmer, W' Greene V”m Goodwin, W T Gaudry, •? E Gowdy. H *ro*uy. E J Godfrey, Jas E Gionava y, B Grots, Cbaa Hernandez, J E Uenr}, Cha* S H*rl». Al.«o*L Hanpt, Ja* I. Haywood, J M Holland, 7^ Jv Hardle, Eobt HeioLou, Geo Hun e?, Wm llarn, Samuel Hermonn, Peter Hough, Eaward C Jackfton, Berry B Jones, iiamuel John, Anguit J ord. n, F Li Knv.-p, N B Knorr, L Kotteger, John ES Knapp, Ubnfor-l KempV-n, cidwardB Landrum, Sylvanus l it mar, C x\ L L nzer, €ku-p»r i^eonard. J trues L Lampe, O Tiewis, John N L'g&c, Huj»h L oyd, Tnoa E Lineb'tger, John T Legrtel, i-dwara O Lyon, No'le Laihrcp, denry Minis, Abreham Mae'tcnu’d, D Miner, Thos G M evc', Theodore Mebrten* H O Mill*, WHO tenrebiaon, John Mtdlory, John Magib, O A ’•fcKcczie, D J McCr.n r.c ghyJohn McHugh, Joan McGIoiu, Ja? MoNhh. T Jttlm3 Neidlicgcr, BL Sevltt, John ^ Nugent, T, Jr Nlcno)9. G o N Nichole ft«oB Naylor, T J 'TTjynrc, u a * Oliver, Jauus L Oloau, W H Palmer, 8 Porter, A Pease, H W Prenderzast, Edwa’d M Pfctiud, Edward Puree, Thcs Ripley. Joeeph B Boee, Aidrew M RuBfcell, Philip M Rosen:cid. Jacob Ryan, Chas E Rockwell, w S Ryan, Michael - -Bay, JaA Swoll, Wm Scudder, John Sheitali, EmanunL Stamm, Rc'roard behrek, John T Sonllard. E A Stegin, John H .-yxuone, Wm li Spans, J B Shields, P K 8 .one, O W Swift. E Ar.-fold, li I* Arh Geo F Aru ersoc, Ceo W f:. Pssler A Buuer, Gilbert Bailor, t II Boro’.i rt. A Barren Jr a liRmwei’, J bn B S- Il -8, Va Oi H ♦tatle, L>uin K Dar '.h*-lmeN-*, ii M Baacy, J W Vr>-,’.on. John Bacon, E H Btc, Parar - dE i*-: an% LII C. Corb, FetOr Cbs p;iu F v la c, vv r Crt n -n. Chas Cuauiftt'hsm, John, Cr.m,‘, D a. Coarren i:y, B J C'lyler, Wm H Olag orn. J sS Coilir.a J P C -pe, Jas E Count n'ir.e, PL Cinmp-or, a U » lark, Addis-in 8 Christiec, Retry R C-owley, Jchn I>. Davenport, A C D’Lron, t.eri 8 !!»•. (S, Jr* O Do ye, Alex D y*e, XJ Da^gaa, M Da-tipg, Jt.» P DeLorge, AL r. Ford, Thos C FaPigant L-->uis N Fish, J- bn I) F-tz^ere.ld, Da*- id Freemar, Geo C FiiZ: trald, Joha C. George, w w Hubert, CL Gilh;-rt, E L Gue, F L Goodwin Lyde Go -dali, * ohbo'n Gauury,.Julius B flomai, A B. Hagar, fi Hart, l< vi s II. dee, » W Uarlty. JBB Holotimhe J L H*>loc.b3, T Has fou John B Hunter, J.- eci Beiivy, Chs$ 3 Teacer TEACHKB, c.-b:peter. 11-> prer rre Doye for Col . wliO h vo^ bfo.-jil Toihnad- va.< r.Et»€i/t of h ; s r.upf:s, in: c r. ri- a cattsiactory a im -rlsls. h> wtmed to ake « ft'.inzc; < l tho csdjmy at Guyton (No. 8 C. B, B ) 7 hes*'t(i&i:oa i s rt very desirable one. Applications • 1-qulr‘e^ rrey Te sddretae^ t > the nnd tigi.ed at Oiyi n. *>r to'Qi-o. Pat ot, ct t a^arrii b " A. Ji n?1"DT , PATTEN." Trsvlees. j 4-d3A3aWif Ha ton Vto r 1. *353. TOR Si ALE, 1150' ^ c: ■ sa Pice liatla- known-as tha Tract- £itsat--d five miles duo j-uth aJ HciUtirai.. Jcgpr.-^ i ccurty, foa, TbeP6n- t&rjc'.c. *d:ij9eoi-icw T sm-oud rttrs t. g-ugb vn M r-iuL Tfit.v ..*•.* -u the r-remlsei r new tt—vftory ;»wttling, (Ssrv; iw*;** n. v^rir<K»mn, 8ne.^r >k«-hotJS2, ftore *?v.in* and a go. d well’of water .Le ifoctc- Tbo re are abou: iC»0 or cleared land on lire aL y* vrset - AX ;*»—A i'/j'i c«aA uJ.h ISC ^eresr.f bead at* •‘ncied’ or. tea ARC*.'?. Elver. In the above crun* ALS'-On*' f tiler tract of , T r.» d, cnbtMnir^c 240 acxra, with * itoan .-:.w srd Grist ...ii e. 20-horse ard 'Kbrli.r bcller, alf bac been use.i vcr. EViIe, and Ji^e .*lately on the Pen*so -la aud Georgia w!:I m Vuwvut t-rit.-Mie Lit cr. i.has».ra ivtll htve «llL R 6L4 l-l - ehituy iajrtj.l ; 86 . truck to li e- Id 7 his , eont.iecone .o fee Su* btatPf Par* :v vi get sr’an7 qrife hjy . i-' cinL wliri -si tt -itc.', tno r'.Uors. T it zca- : :.g-r ttni t know I‘c-rrer.fi dosirr-.- s of a-~y of the above "fiiCKity can aJdicst in© .i-iovrh *L» i*. ev-iZea. JAl.i.i J. WAlKjfR, C&nyt Tri.'tu near Ts.h-hn3na-.it, or Ait i>ay l: } *> luhawjse, or / IS ALE . Thomson. David Thotnp-on, J .mips C Tent-ioec^, John D Tupper, Fred Tefceau, Lewis C Walker, Ecbt D Watte, Jaa G Willis, Francis T Wa«b, W White, Jas Woodbridge, W Whitehead, J5 Wendeikin, John WyUy, W A J Johneor, John B Jacfcen?, C-auo Jones, A E K. Kit g, C B Kel : ehe. - . Richael K-itk, Thos -7 King, James 1. Lavln, M Lovell, fi Luffuurro O H Love.1, Johu *J B Lawrence, Peter Lawton, A B Lichk, ;i F Lewis, Bobt H Levy, M D • Level N " xaihr-ip, J S Lat.imjre, Wm ra. Miller, Jacob F alone, L S Miller, Acdrow J Morse. Horace MarsbaU, Theodore . Muller-JN . Monro, A Uakin, John 'flic. McDowcP, E M • M-,< oy, J s J : McG-p. ifiiK McDonald, Jas V. Nidfols, Geo N Norris, W ii Nii liiiiser E S Nov-lit, John W Lorria, W K hie-.Eon, J G O- O’B/rn**, »ohn F O’Xeefe, Peter P. Pelot. J F Pitt, Thos J Phiiiip v-J W Pia.eu,' A.'hse G Palin, Jas M B. Robinson, ChaB E Ejan, P.H Bussell, Philip M Jr Eichards-jn, John A Reed, James Boats, Tho; M Rogers, J a tcltzor, TTonry 8laik, Wm H savage, Jno , £toddar< r , John Mni*h, Phtlin Stsepbens, Henry C Butt h, Jame3 Strotiiart, F S Snyder, Henry E Sullivan, E n oinq .tfl ild, M Simon, Joseph ' T* . Tu.rner Thos M - Torlay. A F Tttcomb, Goo H T>K>n, J S Thomas on, Be^ry J TV- Wight, 8 W Voir, ci W he'.an, P Wiggios, Louis Watson, B II Wil' a*, A ** i I nk, H F Winebf’rg, Jacob L Well; Samutol Z. CTFEE for sa c ; n iho vl K-.c ol CnPoden, a House and f or. wi 1, fl-iy ect-s rJUo* ■ d. thirty .• errs good ruPHr&ting tvrq:'. y. tz rs woo) land ; vi-ry e<-nver>ii-ni and >r*fallen', v - -?h a 1-f*. - *jvo- r ent tne plac * a . bo p.Udri n vere ch ice te- ue?C6. Toe dwclftngiri two stories high wffh s»v . routs.— h t ero are sob.o ct* iic*. fruit trees cm -he. lot. Ac./’ui- lodenta a wo. lihy v dag, a,.d arattiy. and n*4fcd for its cxceRent soheo*-. a. hnr.aie can be had aa I have no n»e !-'r the,property. Apply io mo ‘our mi e* south . of'CaJ:od<jn ap30—law* S .\ y U^f. '.TjfrL'KKF' Hn. FOR S • L" X ‘ ^ {, ■ : t~Tia#i «‘X- JL tooa hundred nc-- fluyncreS ir i?e*T^~ r *<xwf--rd * -y, ler. r iJee uortavr..•* of KnnacLitw. cur miles i.h of ■ ulloden, twenty miles scmWif B ;nctsvil!e; •; 1 aud twenty .ciiic . too ^-nt ir tjix the Mus- c-,‘ico :oai, Tho dwdltng :s &.•;* i auJ r with r. nisny oa.bi. i;:gc «o-o ear - h* asrs, barns, id5>de», mi le and r. w ;lh a m» --e ca’den v/'ti 'fidc a bora of ehMco trep s v a dar t vtjwty of choicn units and aiar. e u* «ch pro’ ir., a? rood ;ry in vieor?;;:. lao la-.is rich n r>I ciiv.% a good quantity fr6:h I esn truly" e: TH 1- one oi the <•> i-t improved pUntation* k. ^le G. or^la. Apply w aeos vbe pren.iEes, tr3 fl—law* 8 i ?gEL 7 T~1^R FOB 'J. ' NOTICE. A LL per.ons having demand a *?;aic?4 C. VLPcrbv ker, !ato of Effltitibara c«.unty ;-5ild w II I ker, iato of Effir.gbam oc-unty . reBpnt them within me time pre c all pQiSous indobad to ta*.u de./ aae-. meni ;o Gi!k». J J>20 (6) it; 1 ».:akc puy- K ELLER, NOTJOE, TESASUEY DEPARTMENT C. S. A., I * Eiohhokd >* ny 11, iSCS. f N 0TI03 ia } e r ob7 given to s:l holding oi Two Tear Treasury No,-.s 1 ce under '-he act of ICfo 'fay '861, th.-t the/rrm-t o me In , r.t’ pr por.i tlr- said notes 'or funci'.rg -t h-.- J'iea ur. or som ot ils De- i» >ai.oric', on or b- f :■ li e 81^' day of Jul> ensuing or they will l e d'-barrod tno p-ivlitgo ol fnndicg. Tho Slid notes nre e;.ti led to b© tuqdgd in elgh per cent bonds, t>a almoin i'• ea*s - (Signed) C. G' MKMMINGEB, mv22 2e A-1 fiee’v of Treasurv. NOTICE. - ZL par?ona having darnau is agulnsttbc e tato o ix. John .ay, late <ff Lowndes county, deceased, are required t» preeeat properly > ttested, >lth- iu iho timo proscnbefi by la 1 - ; and all person? iedebt- O'f to Iho said dc*cwiso-i ore icq^ired tu rnak*i immsdi- a e payment to A.. J. Beesons at VMfio.i*. ANN E MJfY. Adm’x VsHncia. May T, 1868. myfi NOTICE. S IXTY < , ,a T -« afer the date hereof, application will be made to tho foom-t ot OLdinarv of Bryan c »«*>♦.7 fortoavre W"sell at private csleit Negrp . Boy, f.rtk--,--yrffperev rtttue estate uf G II. uSumaUj laie f said county, deoeusod. T - be sold for t-e bsnt-fit of Eataay Ann M. Shuman, minor. C. M. BASHXOB, Gncrdfon. Mry-2S. 1S6* AJ p.-- V, NOTICE. S IXTY DAYS afterdate, application will bj mado :o ihe Honorable Gidtrary of Bhe0k»manty, Ga , forleavo to 8<s>l the ».aud and Negroes belonging t> teof J h i ■ ' iiurcs, Ia"J A said .•.runty de- e ased. To*b> hold for the . nvmc-at of d bte ar.d dij- tricution. JOS-PH v. ILTJaMS, D AVI D M. ;V lubUm j?14 f8) Kxarnfo^a. NOTICE . A h^ x^T0&b«- bt*Tr s- dsmavii gggfesr jrtn BT. J. K a.'l p, late of Clinch • oun y, de'-ea-od, a e f hereby required to pr- sen: item w;th : u th *i-u ; rre- sc'iLfd by l .w; on ! a! pe sonsi .-T.I'.-.C 1 > -as- i t-t 7 will make immediate payment ! W . J5. KCETH. Jm’r. [ TTomrnvllle, Jnv.el.iS6*. j 6-* NOTICE. ■ 4 LT, p-TBonv hi.vi- g demands against Mis* Mary E. I)e • ere. late ©t vhadntm county, fe ea-o*. wiil present them Within tbe tu? « prescribe '• * y law: and thos.- iedebt- d iosaid docearel vrjr n.ak pnyrocatto THOS. fi. B.. ?iD«* *• jan*. 6 nr. ^3 >f 1 NOTICE. O N Ufo first Monday in c rpterrb r u^xt sppl. cation will be made to the Court of Orii a y of r barl- ton county/for leave to ee!l thoEeul Eatat-. b i - Zing to kbits Eaulerson, late of said c d.-cwt^l. je5 -id* A N. HO'tANa, adm’r. NOTICE. G EOB5;iA, CHATHAM COUNTY—AU Der- N-ufi having- dem«u<to irgalnrt the evtdte of Mary Jane h - r.ia, df.cL’«W'd. Isle of c?ii ; enui-.ly, are here- _ l»y novflwd and required b. present'men* pwperlyai- Za:hariab, Jonathan tes'ed, fo tde nnd^reigned, within the time p- fc/ibed .... . . . . . ■. by U« : rti 1 all person-3 Indebted to said 6*afo ate 'Al persons entitled to vote, and di-sirons of voting . hereby required to make p*'men’ the uud ■ signed, at the next election for Mayor and Aldermen of iho . .. .taNE M. hM-?.?*.- Adrn’x City oi Savannah end the Haml-ss thereof, are respeci- intly reqneeted to call^it m7 office and regiEter th.ir name b wnhin the time prescribed by law, tlsetimy will bo debarred the right c f voting thereat. ElCdARD W ' OPE. june9 10 Olork of Council. administratrix sale. W ILL be sold at the door of the Court House, ia Va doeta, Lowndet county, on Tnesdac, tbe 1st day o? September nfoct Lots Nos Y 2, 3 and 4 in B ock No 1 iu r orth Valdo-ta, conitining »v-ur servs, mrre or less, with- a comfort* bln d^ei.i g house and ont-ho-iBOs ihereon. Also. Lot No. A in Block Lo. 10 in Valdotta, with a commodious sb.ro then-on. tio’d as ibe property of Uie estate o' John May, deesae- d under an order of the Co. rt of Ordinary c f sai l e* ■u* : ty lor ihe benefit of he heirs and creditors of said ‘ Tern a of sale cash, pcrcb&ser to pay for^ aT. necu:- sarvpapers.. ANN E jy 11 i awtd . NOTICE. . MAY, Admir/x NOTICE TO DEBTORS AND CRED: TORS* A LL pers ns having claims acairft the Estate ot Mary L. Gilbert, iato of fhaihom county, de ceased, are req*ies ed to present U.em dal* ait ste.1, within tse lime pri scribed by law, and h»o irdcbjod will makb t*aym«mt tp. 10 24 24tbl AD WARD PaDELFQBD, Executor. NOTICE TO DEBTOES AND OKED- rroBs. A LL persons Indebted to the estate of John IL Blakely, late or Brooks county, deceased, are hereby requested to sefdethe sanm: aad tbyse havicg said ecii’.oinnpreMntirom. dtoj oTithcntirjLti'il. so as to show tbeir cr aractcr an SStgupruJ Sg*,. wltoto tooted pe. Knbedbytow. 5 (O A.toitoWietor. _ NOTICE TO »*BT«KS ANB CBED- a&s AprU ISto, ISIS. T eobeesoh, .aa fixricutor. rny 7 ( 6> Al»jniNlsi»ATOH»» NOTICK. A t t i.ri»eon* having dems ndB agarcst Capl* aOTr&ro P 5 fiwtom lateof the Ck>tf«aerate Btaiea Army, doVlhem i. tte tow require, to tte ‘Ubec^llrer l^AUaadalr, ^0,^.8. my/jvr. Adm’r. Tl EOEGIi, BuOOKS o«t,iTr.-To aU whom It tj U!»J h „ opp l|.d lo m tor Let. J&S&SiStiSSs* «to P £ Of Jee-ellt Orro- "‘wrtt^^udA^ Xcttl elgomtQ.e, tttolStt dij to July, 166a AeHTO MOB JUSOS, Ordtoery. P EOBCU, LIItEETY COfjl<TY.—AH persoo r Y dr' in» demands rgainst Col J 'scpk.Qui: 'is.men decea-ed, Ate of said •?•• unty, aro hereby n tjfleaund reQfiUod to prerent them properly -.nested fo the a a- •ierj gued, wiihla the time prescribed, by law. A*3fl all pcisoiis i .dofcted to said deceased, are hereby r. - quiled to make piymezt to tbe un^er-ignerl. H ^ S A FBISRR, QnaliBed > r- cuVir. McIntosh P. O.. Liberty count;, Mareh S 1S68. mb 7 . NOTICE. OTAT5 0? GEORGIA—WAYNE. COtJ fo"Y.— All O persons biYiug demv ds t-gaic. ' Jasi It JoLn». d.'cea- od. Into o< sail count 1 , -re* - l ereby noti9«d end reqti'.ed *o prceett them, properly a* to x- tbe 1 dertrignod, within th time preseribe'i by r.w; ar.d all persons i-d'ibted fo deceits ■: are • -/ required to m -ke imm.idiate payment »n theii.. don-’gi KEZIAH JuliNa, A'.m’x. Anrtl 15‘h. 18^A :t,)1S - NOTICE. A LL persons har itt etoiusa -Stj>u« tte c..M nl J.ttn B. GSlfa, tote to tbtitiam tounty.de- wu.Mtcf ate requested to rreu.r,! tteut touforainol, to to* «<* tb-eo ttdo-tted to _mako^i3tttodttto payment to jokot CTTNUtEaffAM, , e j Qaaliflsd Executors NOTICJET© DEBTORS AND CREDI- » LT. per«*tfs having cfoima aasinst th<> Estate of A H TtliX H- lWKH. .reefisod, wiil present the t»me, duly atto'.tod, t'. the undersigned fir ^aymeriX atthe earlieofc mom- nt; and rJl pirxles mda ted to ,lho as'ne Astate, will aiase l.iimediate oavmsn) "i- tbj undershmea at the offic* of Ward A Jeoe» ,j. BOB ^B180N, Adnuiv ea Ur Savannah. Ju ; y 2d, 18$8 Jf 8 ADIBINISTJEAYOR NOTICE TO ANJD GREDSTOH3. A LL persons Indebted to the estate of Dennis rfc Jri. Lendan, late oi Clinch county deceased, arere quested to make immediate pav mtnr; and those bar ■ hj2 domamts against saw euate, will present them ri term* of the law to tue unooraigned, or C. Btricklana ot said countv. ; - -‘J. T. McLENDAN, Adm fob 9 notice to dfbtors andcredi- TORh. A LL persona holding oisims aifainst tho estate of Thomas O Chick* late of Chatham county cie- ‘>R.-ed, are notified to prctertUieBt ortuv ith proper ly attested, and eU f ers-^3 incebted te e aia estate will make !mmetiia‘o payment i»» - • . mh O' 6m JOHN F. TtJCELFK Adm’r. ADMlftMT«ATRJA> NOTICE. * A LL persons a iuS* o Buru.* . g itu-i and ndebted xo tho late 0*pt .1 e. Spooks, oi v nafesm coun ty will muke pay men’- and present th< Ir claims to the “ I “ i0 '”i“AESA£ET K. BKOOK8, i<lm<ntol:atrii mJ i3 Ett J. P. Bioolu, dcoeutod, ( 1

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The Savannah Republican. (Savannah, Ga.) 1858-1865, July 29, 1863, Image 2