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(Ccgal Noticts—Jonrs (Countn.
^ Talley of rir||luia-.1UrcMim< ARMY’ NEWS.
,_£g «r ■■•natmll Jackson. • Yesterday was another day of natural bcau-
^v r information bv null of Gen. Jack- i ly and raililar y luiet in this vicinity. The ' . , EOUGIA , jones COUNTY :
nn .« Sat.Jl.v II- n as ! ‘®P[ e88 ' on »?•* gained some currency, that Me- l-T . _ Jones Conrt ? f Ordinary,
| Clellan has fallen back ; but we have not been
>_ it, | impression nas gained some currency, mai ac- v* Jones Gourtot Ordinary, June Term, U8i.
01 ahnovements up to Saturday. He was (U e n an f«n en back but we have not been 1 Whereas Green Robots applies to me tor Dismission
1 don a’with hif army on lh« road between Port 1 “* " lle " 0acK ’ ? ! *<>m the Guardianship ot Martha W. Giles, minor :
„n,l Staunton ,t. hii m anner ab,B to find for the rumor any better authority Those ore therefor, to cite and admonish all end
ohwioues-«-«**-«." s "”“r sx“i.'ssisMi”as a *Ts,xs3;
?V3K I >“1);» «P>u~l in . ““<**•«■, KoSjjSSd. to h°,f£ tSjo“3 ; S4S5? " X
Jnilii.rv S£Kf‘Lfc* ™ ap,«’“ ' ““ „'»«»>'* “**>. JW •*“ » I jSR “"JJLSS
L • ... .ogles be- _ , . JO , , ,,,, H aZ busily engaged in bringing up heavy siege
ajoople, acting '°“ r tl,ousand five hundred “l** r,fles , guns from the landings o°n the*Pamunkey.- i G SOH ?}£- #»“ W^TY:
. W*;s, and the ar- es ' J This looks as if he intends work rather than Whereas Andereon°J Mlddlc^roSks^p^s tomefor
ybYst Napoleon— | Among the booty was a very large drove ot retreat. It is very probable, however, that he Dismission from the Guardianship of william G. Mid
is modifying his lines somewhat and thus
changing position. \Ye should not wonder if
he is getting weary of the bogs of Chickahoin-
iny. li e arc sorry he should hurry himself.—
Report says that the number of his soldiers
who have sickened under its discomforts and
malaria is enormous ; but if he will be patient
a little while—if he will only wait till the suu
has a chance to look down from a few cloud
less skies—we think we can safely promise the
diet)rooks, minor:
The-e are therefore to cite and admonish all and sin
gular the klhdrffi and creditor* and all others concern
ed, to be and appear at this office by the first Monday
in August next, and show cause, If any they have to the
contrary.
Given under my hand at office this June 3d, 1862,
june 6 HO LAND T. ROSS, Ordinary.
G eorgia, jgnes county :
Jones Coart of Ordinary, Jtine Term, 1862.
.ohj-.ofj.
1 “liede” on
ning the re-
u orbv’^V. aUlo lay down his
^uioself, so as not to attract -the at-
T- of u large party.
V'r soldiers enjoyed themselves linely on the
\y things found in the Federal camp. I have
!ioa how our Generals and Quartermasters
like it, as it seems to be their plan to keep
on half rations while some of the de-
, arc being crushed by the superabundant
armv stores, and, in most instance*,
k n T Sft
is all very smart, and it may be;
w« ,or y ( h e boys and the frogs could
bngress in the very Ter >’ superb Pennsylvania fat cattle. At \Vin-
— ^w-she issues no procla- Chester, the enemy burnt eight warehouses fill-
disadvam no necessities of the • et * *' itb provisions, valued at $2,000,000, but
. j. tne cf'fCn uo starving widow of wo Mved t her « » la rge supply of medical stores,
hildier. Among her shining ranks no quantities of ammunition, and many other ar-
css has yet been found. She simply suf- i l ! cles of great value to the Confederacy at this
■orks and prays for her country. ' time.
righteousness of our cause needed The Lynchburg Republican says: A desert-
tion, it would be found in the univer- er from the Yankee army of McDowell, at
'*Jon of the sex to it Whether reach i Fredericksburg, is now here under guard. He
de inspiration of the heart, or by a rap- belongs to King’s Division, and states that they
-accurate intuition, or by logical reason- were on the inarch to Richmond, and had pro- or at least a shaking ague. If any one should I £“ the flr§t M<Jndly , u Ja)y neit ind bLow
o£ci| it matters not to enquire, tor it is certainly ceeded some eight or ten miles from Fredericks- lail of his portion, we would agree that he | if a nv ibej have, why administration c
| woae that the unanimous sentiment of an en- burg, when the news of Banks' rout by Gen. might consider himself slighted. Again, then, j »boiild^not be granted to said applicants,
lightened female community is very near akin Jackson came suddenly upon them. I produ- | we must appeal to McClellan not to hurry him- ,IW!n " 11
to the voice of God. j ced great consternation among both officers self!
Whereas Penina T. Gtlswold and Kbeneztr C. Grier
apply to me for Letters of administration on the estate
or Giles 11. Griswold, deceased:
. ..... . Theso are therefore to cito and admonish all and sin-
last man in his army a genuine billious fever, | gular the kindred and creditors of said deceased, and all
or at least a shaking ague. If any one should , otherpcreon. oon.emed to be and appear at thU office
In view of the dependence of woman—her and men. A halt was immediately called, and
patriotism and her threatened ruin, what con^ ; in a short time afterwards, orders came from
elusions are to he drawn ? Why, these: j Washington for the army to move to the VaK
First The man who directly or indirectly ley. The march was immediately commenced,
hinders the cause of Southern independence, and on Monday, 25th of May, they reached
or tails to give to it, if necessary, both estate j Culpepper Court House, and the deserter took
and life, is reeretmt to manhood, and a traitor | French leave, and came into the Confederate
to hit country. And second, fie who is thus I lines.
derelict, will be marked an a coitiird and a trai- ! The Federal General, Shields, was in Staf-
tor by the Irate and virtuous of all coming ford, opposite Federicksburg, when the news
time. Rutledge.
Tie clear weather and the hardening roads,
are now inviting the two great armies to furth
er collisions; so that we may again prepare to
hear the roar of artillery anil the rattle of mus
ketry, and witness the shock of giant buttle, in
this vicinity.
A citizen of Fredericksburg who has just ar
rived here, reports a pretty thorough evacua
tion of that vicinity by the enemy’s forces.—
Only about two thousand of McDowell’s whole
Given under iny hand at office this J uue 2d, 1S62.
jane 4 ROLAND T. ROSS, Ordinary.
f \ KORGIA, JONES COUNTY:
Ur Jones Court ol Ordinary, June Term, H-412.
Whereas Ebenczer C. Grier applies to me for Letters
of Guardianship of Charles T. Griswold, minor of Kliaha
C. Griswold, deceased:
Those are therefore to cite and admonish all and sin
gular the kindred of said minor and ail person- concern
ed, to show cause, if any they hare, to the contrary, by
the first Monday in July next at this office.
Given under my hand at office, this June 2d, 16t>2.
june 4 ROLAND T. ROSS, Ordinary.
NOTICE.
i-iih flne effect, always understand-
'soldiers to be getting the frog part of
Jds,
ft. Toom s’ Brigade was sent forward y -s-
.and DOW occupies DO advanced position
fine. McCiell&n is eotreoebmg btasali
light of our men. General Johnson
‘‘her day that be w ould do no more
fmt other heads have determined oth-
[1 the probabilities are now that w e
; the champion ditcher,
js and John Hill Lamar's regiments
' H>terdav lor "Stonewall’’ Jackson’s
jping in Richmond wears an unusual
. fpearance, and were it not for the ex-
’ .“((prices which rule, and the continuous
»■ army wagons in the streets, no one
'f.niagine that the city was environed by
fistile armies. 1 notice a great many reg-
^at the hotels Irom Georgia and different
the South, having been drawn here to
“lives in the various regiments, or in ex-
• V of a battle. Mere sight seers would
.mo and money by remaining at home, as
' will hear more and see as much—as it is
miely difficult to get inside our army lines.
2d Battalion are under orders to march at
t ient’s notice to Petersburg. All quiet at
>«iffand down the river to-day. K.
fnAnh-HE WOMEN AND 1 HE WAR
Nsr
T Women suffer more by the desolations of
P civil war than men. Material comforts are
more necessary to them than to us. Woman
alone can realize the misery of a ravaged land.
She alone can feel in its intensity the lass of a
home pillaged and polluted. Here are the
books she is accustomed to read—the pictures
of the living and the dead, she has gazed
on with smiles, it may be with tears, for
long years—they are her companions when
alone, her ever present guests—her unfailing
solace. Here her chamber for repose, and her
closet for retirement Hare the altar of her
God—the birthplace of her children, and the
re union point of her family. Here are the
flowers she has nursed, and the trees her hand
hzs planted, and those numerous accumulations
ol taste, or of convenience, which a mother and
WHAT WAS ACCOMPLISHED IN THE VALLEY.
We have seen a gentleman who arrived in
Richmond on Sunday evening from the com
mand of General T. J. Jackson, and from him
gather some interesting particulars as to
results of his late rout of Banks and re-oc
pation of the Valley.
He occupied Winchester on
25th, and ; ying over one day with
and artillery, reached Boliver
above Harper’s Ferry, on Wednci
this point he shelled the last ol
out of Harper’s Ferry. The eneui 1 _
G i EORGIA. JONES COUNTY :
Y Sixty (lays alter date application will be made to
the Ordinary of Jonca county for leave to sell all the
real cetate and negroes belonging to the estate of Al-
" ’" "- * * * deceased, thia
Executrix.
across the Potomac.
of Banks’defeat arrived, and he also hastened j command remain there ; the rest having gone
back with his division towards Winchester.— i f° -i 01r ’, crusade against Stonewall Jackson
McDowe.l’s army, according to thia account, I ,n „ u ’ alley. I fred M. I’ritchetOate of aaid county, deceased,
has been greatly exaggerated. At no time, even F ^ om JacUon we have heard nothing since ^ DRLULLA fklTCHKTt,
with the reinforcements brought by Shields, did our !. a ' st \ 0 * car , le ls , g et,ln (? * az y- * las j *
it number over 40,000. These anticipated a Ilu * ‘Ought but two battles this week. . Among IVolIcc.
time in their “On to Richmond,” and had dle man y who are concentrating against him, ,
promised that they should certainly dine ! w f se ® no mention of Banks. \V e do not know j the i<ual Estate J beiouging < tc> IU the
n the first of June. Much discontent- ' vhat lllts become oi Banks. We do not know Parrish, lato of saulcoumy decea
S IXTY dayn after date, application will be made to
the Ordinary of Jones county for leave to sell all
as heard among the men when their ^ow many miles per day tie is now making, nor
‘ion was changed, and numbers of them whither. Some time ago, he officially inform-
- 1 ed his government that Jackson had been per-
*uping.
1S02.
May 14, lS62-tf.
K*>tate of Jonathan
. deceased. This May 12th,
JAMES M. GRAY, Executor.
( i KOltGIA, JONES COUNTY
serter is an Englishman, and professes | ! Uher^Mu^rYe ^x^.S’“ me &^’rs of
heartily tired of fighting. The Yan-
wi"*k, he says, Ls only kept together now
iserters being constantly caught in the act and
and Ohio
truction by
was not de
ls it would
client im
shot
The G.rrrn.r u(
up ins \a„
Potomac oil
Gen. Dix. G«^,7s saRe
secured most of -
(’■
ui.ianii ,,d Picayune
Bailer.
ErEccTirx Omen, i
^ Opelousas, La., May 1862. j
in posse¥' , Gy’-,^ f People of Louisiana :
m \Y ednes- The General commanding the troops of the
therefore, he does not feel at liberty to stay in [ Admini-trsitiuuonihee-tati'ofi'bHpmujiCox,deceased
it at the same time with Jackson. Banks is Tbere arc therefore to cite and admonish all and rin-
m : : n _ gular the kindred and creditors of said deceased, and
_ all others concerned, to be and appear at my office on
[lie news lrotu Charleston (or several days j or by the first Monday in July next, and show cau-se, il
past indicates that heavy fighting is imminent [ any the.i^have^whv^ttera ol adminls.rstion shouldnc*
there, and that the possession of the city is the '“foJSimider'my 'hand at office, this May 6th, 18ti2.
guerdon of success. Whatever Lincoln does may 10 ROLAND T. ROBS, Ordinary.
there he must do quickly. If he designed a Nollce Debtors and Creditors,
blow in such a climate at all, we wonder he put » l L persons having demands against the estate ot
it off so long. Our generals will now defeat : "Benjamin James, late of Jones county, deceased, will
u- -c ~ i ii * present thorn to the underaigLed duly authenticated ac-
ilira, li only able^ to delay bltn. ^ curding to law ; and all persons indebted to said estate
Ccgal Nol'utfl—Cibb (Sauntp. I’-tgal Nolitcc- fj aim ton (Hountu.
/ v EORGIA, BIBB COUNTY. — Two months alter
Ufthe date hereof application will he made to tho
Conrt of Ordinary of said county, for leave to tell all of
the real estate belonging to Robert N. bailey, late of
said county, deceased, this June 11th. lf/ii.
HENRY M. BAILEY, Adm r.
Je 11.
MARY E. GEARY £ for Divorce in B:bb Sn-
JAMES \V. GEARY, j perlor Uoart -
I f appearing to tbe Court that the Defendant resides
beyond the limite of the State ofGeorgia, i J is there
fore ordered by the Conrt that said Defendant be and
api
ipear at the next Ttrrn of this Court and answer
id case, and thai service be perfected on said Defen
sp<
dant oy a publication of this Rule once a month for four
months before tbe next Term of this Court in one of the
Journals published in Macon, Ga.
A true extract from the Minutes of Bibb Superior
Court, June 4tb, 1S02. JNO. J. RILEY,
june6—im 1 am Dep. Clerk.
MARY FENDERGRAST 1
vs >-Libel for Divorce.
JOHN PENDERURAST. j
I T appea'ing to the Court that the Defendant in the
above case is not to be found in Bibb county, bn:
baa left this State, it ls ordered that the above Libel be
served on him by publishing tills order In the Macon
Georgia Telegraph once a month ior four months, be
fore the next Term of this Court.
By the Court, May 2i>th, lt&l.
L. N. WHITTLE,
june 4 Att’y for Pl'ff.
Executors, Administrators and
Guardians.
-r\AKE NOTICE, I shall issue Rules against ail snch
1 Representatives of estates as have failed to make
Returns for Ukil. and previous years ; or that does not
make them by the first Monday in July next, as I shall
then issue said Rules, without respect to parly, except
those absent in the army, this June 3d, 18S2.
Wk. M. RILEY, Ordinary
june 4 tor Bibb County.
C i KORGIA, BIBB COUNTY :
W Whereas E. C. Grier, has filed his application in
this office lor citation to issue, and the same being
granted, for Letters of Guardianship ol the person and
property of Daniel P. Griswold minor orphan of Elisha
C. Grisw old, late of said county, deceased:
These are thtreloro to cite and admonish all persons
concerned to be and appear at the office of the under
signed on or before the first Monday In July next, to
show cause, it any they have, why raid letters of Gmar
dlaiiship should not be granted the appll-ant in terms
of the law. . , .
Given under my hand and official signature this May
30th, 18*12. WM. M. RILEY, Ordinary,
june 3
G EORGIA, HOUSTON COUNTY:
Houston Conn of Ordinary, May Term, ISM.
Whereas George M. T. Peagau applies to me for Lf .-
ters of Administration on tho estate of Dr John r.
Fordham lately deceased: .
Tacsc are therefore to cite and admonish ali and sin
gular the kindled and creditors of said deceased, an(
all others concerned to be and appear at my office on o (
befere the first Monday in July next, and show caus*
if any they have, why letters of administration ahonliH
not be granted to applicant.
G Van under mv hand at office this May 6.1-412.
— - — — j pT, s'—•*-
may 29
W. T. SW1
Ordinary.
r\ KORGIA, HOUSTON COUNTY:
Ur Wfereas Terric Perry. Guardian of Sarah E. Lane,
applies to me for Letters of Dismission from his said
Guardianship :
Taese are therefore to cite and admonish all and lin
gular the person or persona Interested, to be snd appear
at my office within the time prescribed by law, and
show cansc, if any they have, why said letters dismis-
sury should not be granted.
Given under my hand at office, May 20,1862.
may 29
uuicc, oiay w, roes.
W T. SWIFT, Ordinary.
G eorgia, Houston county :
Whereas Terrie Perry and Wm. H. Lane, Admin
istrators of Bryant Lane, deceased, applies to the uu
dersigued for Letters Disinia-ory upon said estate :
These are therefore to cite ana admonish ail persons
concerned to be and appear at the office of the under
signed on or before the first Monday in November nexl
to show cause, if any they have, why letters dismissoi;
should not be granted tho applicant.
Given under my hand aad stal of office, this 6th May,
1882. W. T. SWIFT, ordinary,
may 29
Administrator s Sale.
S TATE OF GEORGIA. HOUSTON COUNTY :
On the twenty-eighth of June next, will be sold ut
the residence of Mr. Harris, Fort Valley, a portion * t
the personal property of Frederick A. Arsley, deed
ed, consisting of oue Buggy, Interest in Library of Law
Books, one Cow and Call, one W-tch, Household ai d
Kitchen Furniture. Terms on day of sale
may 19 8 W. J. HARRIS, Admd
We have nothing to-ilay from Beauregard, are leuuested to make immediate payment, this May
BRYAN T BALKCOM
unless the telegraph shall bring it in ut a late
hour.—Richmond Enquirer, 13f/t.
United .States now holding possession of New smTipp
’ ssued fc , ll 0Wln 8 order on the 15th —The Illinois newspapers complain that the qixty day* after date application win bo made to the
,e? . . imrnimli.in nl nssriiM sent adrift hv the mil. ! ^ Ordinary of Jones county for leave to sell the land
much-“he office and soldiers 0 f the United j imnngrationol negroe., scntailritt by the n and negroes of the estate of ifenjamin Jamejn deceased,
ecurwl most ol - djmub Je's have been subject to repeated insults ho " t,tsth . e ™l5hbonng Slav,- States, this May 2d, 1868. BRYANT baLKCoM, Adm’r,
harlestown, he leffkSswnstffrtifflr-^poant ol from , h# wonien (caU f nK themselve^dia.) ol “ r *P ,dly *pt** e J?}* “ d P * n ' *
flour belonging to the enemy, l.ot havltig trans New Orleans, in return for the me
portation for it, and not deeming it advisable to |oua non . inl erf e rence and courtesy o
burn it, lest it should be made up by forced it is ordered that hereafter, when a
contributions on tbe inhabitants, the real s hall. by word, gesture, or movement
value of our captures will never be known as , how conteIlipt for any officer or sol '
the soldiers were enabled to supply themselves 1 — - - - - • •• -
itentiaries of that Slate, and calls for the en- NOTICE.
. iorcement of the laws ol Illinois against the / ■* korgia, Jones COUNTY—
* female j ° f negroes w ithin tho precincts ol j Notice ishereby gl'venZal^rS'adverti^
Blits will be iu tlie(ieoririfi Weekly Telegraph at Ma
li, this May 1 ?t, 1S*2 HENKY CHRISTIAN,
Shen 11' of Jone* Couuty
... „ . . , .if c .. 1 United States, she shall be regarded ai 1 - : held
hborally and independently lioin the battle a j,le to be treated as a woman of the town
_ ult or I the SUte '
hat tic 800 rodeial« Cut Off and Captured in
Tennessee!
- . - . v ■— uvaitu mo • wvmma m.* ww.. , Special despatch to the Savannah Kepublfcan.
held, and from the 1 ankee m \y inches- plyi n g her avocation. Atlanta, June 11.—It is reported here that
ter. In the wake of the lankee militant al- 44 g command of Maj. Gen. Butler.” ! Col. Starnes has cutoff and captured five hun
ways follows the Yankee cUeataiit y their max- ^he annals of warfare between civilized na- i dred of the enemy, in some one of the gaps in
im being to rob by ingenuity all who escape ^j ons a ff 0 rd no similar instance of infamy to Tennessee, near Chattanooga,
plunder by violence. I his arm^ ol notion \on* nr< 1 r*r It is thus nroclaimed to the wor d
ders pitched headlong after Ranks’ fiymgarf- , hal „, e exhibition of any disgust or repulsive- J5 1 iu^^i^havli^Jemind/^i^rt jlhn Mcviii-
umns, having their wares and merchandize neRS . wnn , en 0 f X*-w Orleans to tho ha- ; n u. , eceaaed, late of said county, are hereby notified
behind them, and our hoys —li«.i ' - - - • - ... . 1 —>
meats 1
con,
may a
Notice to Debtors and Creditors.
A LL perrons indebted to Mrs. Martha Seahrook, de
clared, late of Jones county, wll please make
cording lo ;aw, to .Mr. F.
June- county, March 23
Notice to Debtors uiut Cretlitors.
\ LL persons Indebted to Benjamin E. T. Exuni, late
l\_ ofWo'th county, deceased, are requested to come
_ forward and aetile, and tho.c having demands against
I„i'- JL j” u, „ „, 1 a, ! and required to present them, pi operly attested, to the the same are hereby required to present tnem within
suddIv themselves liberally with india rubber l f d - n . ra , d r ^ 1 , r 0 , ' , . b understgurd, within the nine ptesciibed by law, and the time specified by law, to EDWARD BARBER,
suppij tnemseives noerany witn in 1a ruoocr ^heir lathers, brothers, and husbands, shall con ad perrons indebted to said deceased are hereby requtr- apr 28
oiiloft: uliADfl nit'll fi*lt note f If n t . 1- > .t • —■-* •- *' 1 * »
ere enabled to
her
Of
blankets, shoes, nice felt hats, etc., etc. Ul sl j lut e a justification to nru-al soldiery for the ed to mad* Immediate payment toths andersUned.
informant thinks the sma 1 in(llllu . en i ! a{ thoir -fhe Commanding — u ^. r ^
Administrator.
public stores our informant tninss me small indulgence of iheir msL The Commanding
anus captured, much reach ten thousand stand, Q entra ] f rom jjj s headquarters, announces t->
with eighty wagon loads of ordnance stores, hig iusok . nt lol |owers that they are at liberty
200 fine army wagons, from 80,000 to 90,000 t0 lrea t as women of the town the w ives, the
l'5 >u ' lds f acon ’ elegant cheeses, 190 head raolkerg) the daughters of our citizens, if by
of Ohio cattle, cavalry horses, saddles, ; ear aua yj. orc ^ gesture or movement, any contempt is
HanDolpt) (Hounty vliroertisrnuntjj,
mane 01 bt-r vtl inihle'artieles Among the arms “.“J mil, ‘can nbtain thJ balance by sending certificates In
utanj outer vaiunuu articles. Among me arms , n dicat c d for their persons, or insult offered to du iltcate, thai tlit- memb- rs 01 ,htlr company remsitt
were about four hundred revolting cartanen, j..:. nrM8nn , Of the nature ot the move- c-d'the -ante »■ by the proceedlt.g pay roll, or by etatlr.g
six shooters. . .1 ' tbe cuatt.c . If any, and fnrni.htn* certificate.«to the
PAYMA-TER’S OFFIUK, I
(vCOltlilA bTATE TBOOFI, >
Sivaniiah, May 21, lst»2. ) / ' JBuKUIA, KANOOLIII COLNTY :
4 LL demaudft tirainat this ollice must be presented ' Whereas David Jonen. Administrator on the es
l\ iuimefliatelyr | tale of James Jones, deceased, applies to me lor Letters
aptaiiif* of cuiupauies which have not been paid in (
six shooters.
The enemy had re-laid the Winchester and
Potomac Itailroad with fine heavy iron, and
transferreil it as a gratuity to the Baltimore
• wife Jo happily strews about her, and which , and OhioUaUroad Company. Col. Ashby tho-
j roughly demolished it upon our retreat The
aheappreciates with an exquisite rtusn, because < ,JeatU of this brave and valuable officer our in*
rnent the meaning of the look these vagabond |M . rio a tb». n - re disbrnid^d, or transferred-and iu all
refuse ol the Northern States are to be the cases I'uruiehin receipts from the pioper officers for
. . ^ , their Arms, Ai mtremenrs, Tents, Utensils, and that
judges. their officers are nu.t indebted lo the Commissary or
What else than contempt and abhorrence j Quartcrmafter's Departmcn 1 .
. .. „ , * . . . .. . i iifflftni p
can the women of New Orleans feel or exhibit
of DlvmGpion from -aid ct-tate:
These are therefore to cile all persona conceived to
be and appear at the Cenrt of Ordinary to be held for
the county ol Randolph within the time prescribed by
law, to show cause, if any they have, why let.era may
not Issue.
Given under my hand this 12th day of May, 1862.
may 14 T. R. 8T£»VART, Ordinary.
pEORGIA. RANDOLPH COUNTY:
'J David Jonea. Administrator of the estate of James
so tenderly associated with the loved ones of
the household. To be driven hence by vio
lence, rapacity and insult, to seek repose be
neath the purchased roof of strangers. Ah,
formant confirms, though he had not learned
the particulars.
In the battle of Front Royal we lost three
other valuable cavalry officers, CapL Sheetz,
Fletcher and Baxter; Lieut. Col. Dorsey of the
that is intleed an agony It is as Eve depart- \[ ar y] a nd Line, w as wounded at the same time;
ing from Paradise, with this difference, that our
ancestress went iorth with the guilt of disobc
dience in her conscience, whilst she, innocent,
:s driven out l*y vandal force, and the fear of
that which “has no name.” This is no fancy
sketch. It is hut an outline ol a daily recur
ring history in Virginia, Tennessee, New Or
leans, South Carolina and Huntsville. Men re
lieve their sense of privation by absorption in
the action of the great drama of the age.—
for these officers and soldiers of the United
States y The spontaneous impulse of their
hearts, it must appear involuntarily upon their
countenances, and thus constitute the crime
for which the General of those soldiets ad-
I judges the punishment of rape and brutalized
passion.
also Major Davis, Commissary of the 6th Bri- i History records instances of cities sacked and
gade, who volunteered in the charge of the cav- | inhuman atrocities committed upon the women
a ] r y_ j of a conquered town, but in no ins ance in
YVe came very near capturing the notorious 1 modern times, at least, without the brutal rav
traitor, Dave Stroiiier.in Winchester,and again ishers suffering condign punishment from the
in Charlestown. It is said he left Taylor's Ho hands ol their own commanders. It was re-
tel in the lormer town, as our troops were en- served lor a federal General to invite his sol
tering the suhutbs. diers to the perpetration of outrages at the
The wild joy with which the inhabitants, es- mention of which the blood recoils in horror—
pecially the ladies, greeted our army in Win- to quicken the impulses of their sensual m-
Amitlsl the tremendous events of the hour, Chester and Charlestown, can be more readily stincts by the suggestion of transparent excu-
thov have hut little time for the contemplation I imagined than described. The Second Virgin I ses lor their gratification, and to add to an in
of domestic joys despoiled. Indeed, lrotu nil- ta Regiment, composed of volunteers (rout Jef- j fatny already well merited these crowning titles
ture ami habitude, their happiness is derived in | lerson, Clarke and Berk* ly, marched through | ol a pandercr to lust and desecrator ol virtue,
some degree Ir m sources external to home. Charlestown with scarcely a halt. Such was the j Maddened by the noble loyalty of our peo-
But home—a Southern home! Ala- for tne ' pressure of the military discipline in which ; pie lo the Government ol ihiir affections, and
wife and mother and si.-ter who has no home! their brave commander trains them, that they «t their disgust and execration of their invaders ;
This is not half the sum of woman’s woes, j neither asked or received the privilege ol halt- stung into ohliviouottesa of the world s censure
There are to them fur dealer objects than house j ing to shake hinds with their friends and dear by the grand offering made ol our property
hold comforts, or luxuries. They are called to I ones, though a twelve month and more has upon the altar of our liberties; Ins passions
give their husbands, their sous and their hro-, elapsed sine- they took the Held. Tho activi- 1 inflamed by the sight of burning cotton ilium-
thers to the slaughter of the sword, and the ty of a perpetual “forward!” seems to pervade ining the river, upon whose waters floats the
diseases and demoralizations of ibe camp. The this whole army, in every department In the powerful fleet that effected the^ downfall of our
Officer- can otUiu any balance- due to them by -end- i _ _______
ng tb er Contui:--i'.u-. lurnlshlng evidence of tbe pe | Jones, deceased, applies to tne for Letters ol Diemis-lon
' J ' **--•- t-a^jt-i. * •- , I- -* ■ f roal administration. Therefore all persous con-
rlt ; .»; I i r t> ng disbanded, transferred, or re-igned
as the ra-e may be, and sending duplicate receipts
Soldiers e\lie Lave not been paid by their pay rolls,
can gettbvlrnay.li, -ct.iin : duplicate receipt-in hiunk.
Discharged soldiers mu-; send both their certificates
for pay, with their names signed mi each, over which
receipts can be wrltt
ccr. ed are hereby notified to show cause on or before
the lir-t Monday iu November next, why said applicant
should not be di-mi ssed.
Given under my official signature May 3d, 1862.
T. II. STEYVART. Ordinary.
may 3
Persons c.aiming ior deceased officers and soldiers, _ T , c . —
where the amount doe- not ex eed oue hundred collars Ltflfll OtlCtS t-tCHMIOrU tLOUntU.
— or where there is no Executor or Administrator, are _ “ „ _ .■ c ...
referred to the following Regulations, and ure again re- - --o « n a-rinn rmiNTY*-
miudt-d tbar all tko documt-nt- miu-t be in daplicHte ( -1 SP r.- r • . «JJl ' r i-ot
Parsons ui a di-lance can send their papers to an , J-T \\ hereas \\ illiam G. Pratoi, Executor of the la.t
agent, or direct to this office. I Will and rertiment or John Dorongh.lateof taidconn-
All remit lances made from this department will be in l Y| deceased, applies to me for Letters ll.-mtssory from
Checks payable to the order of the party entitled to the s .id Executor-hip :
pay. and wall he addressed to them according to their ! hesc a c therefore to cite and admonish a.l and (in-
instructions. G. It. LAMAR, Pay Master. I gular the kindred and creditors of said deceased to be
J ■ and app.-ar at uty office within the time prescribed by
law, and their objections file, if any they have, why
said letters dismissory should not be granted the said
i published for j,
Ordnance thev never get out of ammunition ; j chief city; disappointed, chafed, and chagrined
in the Quarter master they never lose baggage ! that our people, unlike his own, do not measure
or stores, whether drawn from our Government j liberty, truth, or honor by a pecuniary stand-
~ ■ ard, he sees the fruits of a victory he did not
belp to win eluding his grasp, and nothing left
upon which to gloit his vengeance hut unarm-
w tie yields the father of her children with m
agonized heart, yet with a heroism which gives
to woman's weakness the strength of manhood.
Her breast is not hared to the bullets of the or capture from the enemy; m thcCouunissa-
enerov, but it is pierced with a suffering that riat no army in the Held has be«iao wen—al
lead and steel cannot cause. She resigns the most luxuriously fed. Is it wofiltai ffti .that in
blandishments of l v assumes tbe responsis j another column we chronicle frewtTActories
hilitics of widowl.ooa, and foregoes that mari won, and fresh glory gathered by suck an ar-
lal protection w hich it is the pride of man to iny ?—Rich. Enquirer.
bestow, snd the excelling grace of woman to «*
accept. The aged widow' p irts with her only THE LOSSES AT CHICKAHOMINY.
son, and totters through lile without the stall Our whole loss at Seven Pines has been ad
upon which God and nature intended her to j ded up by the Enquirer, from the published re-
lean. The young bride .-ends her husband to . turns, and lists not yet published. It amounts
tbe Held from the altar, with emotions of pride , to about 2,300 ali told—killed, wounded, and
and reluctance, and the sister hurries her bro- missing. Of these only about 150 were killed,
ther to the ranks with word- of cheer, yet with , the wounded hearing an unusually large pro
pallid lace aud quivering lips. Are not these portion to the killed. In the meantime, the
the costliest sacrtHccs that patriotism ever ex- Yankees acknowledge a loss of HOC killed and your wives, your sisters and your daughters,
acts of humanity Y What is money, or time, upwards of 4,000 wounded. This, we have no Possessed of New Orleans by means of his su
or personal service, compared with these jew doubt, is abuut half of what they actually lost perior naval force, he cannot penetrate the in
ela of the heart T More than these are given, They say nothing of the 800 prisoners we took j terior if you resolve to prevent it. It does not
uow and here, to the sacred cause—less in val i from them, but they Bpeak of 1500 which they require a force of imposing magnitude to im-
ue, it is true—yet gifts that are rich. They 1 took from us. This, of course, is a lie out ol pede his progress. Companies of experienced
give their attendance at the hospitals and the the whole cloth. We doubt whether they took woodsmen in every exposed localUy, with their
labor of their hands. They give to the soldiers 100 in all.
affectionate sympathy in their toils, and re- Our men proved themselves far the better
warding smiles in iheir triumphs. If they men on this, as they have done on every other
Hght not for these, then they are poltroons in- occasion where they have bad an opportunity
deed. They are sufficient to a waken the spirit to display their valor. The Yankees were en
women.
ou sutler such foul con
lo pass unpunished ?
gnities to remain un
to he Capa-
Me oi oioeeiving the altaroative presented n
this order inMtbe fruitful of inventions where
with to pollute humanity. , ShM.eIe« e«K,..2i,
to allow ns publication in the city th#pffociue-
countenanccd by it will be multiplied in the
country. Its inhabitants must arm and strike,
or the insolent victors will offer this outrage to
C* - t be lollottiiig regulation
oral Informant)!: :
ADJUTANT A INS’K OEN LS OFFICE, 1
.Milledoevili.k, Ga., Feb. 6, 18(12. j
Regulations for th« I\iymenl of Claims for Arrsaragts
of l‘ay due to dtcrastd Suldirrs, for State Ssriiee :
1. When nn administrator in leu'ftily apj.oir ted, the
jia wjicnt rnii-t be mauc to auch administrator.
2 Wheii Iht'aiuuuui due exceed** one bur.drcd dol
lar-, ftriininirtnition will bo required, otherwise not.
3. When there 1b lo administrator, payment will be
made—lir-t to the v\idow; accord to the child or chil-
dftn, (or, if minora, to the eaardian profluc nir the prop
er certificate under the seal of the Court;) third, to the
father; lourth, o the mother; fifth, t«» tee brothers
and al»ter* : and Ja-tiy to tne general helra.
4. The claiming heir must produce hit» or her affida
vit, and that of two di pint erected persons, elating the j
rclallourhiu, and that there is no o #K “-
to claim. For instance, if the cla
the affidavit must state that there ialiving neither wife,
child nor father of the deceased. The magistrate a min* i
i**tcrln^ the oath should certify to the credibility of the
witness, and the Clark of the Court should certify, uu- j
der seal, that he is FtKh a magistrate.
Claims prepared incompliance with the foregoing iu-
struciions, fund iu case ol an administrator, ou his ac- |
cornua ii ring the claim with a certified copy <*f the let
.1 1 n li I u
William G. Frator.
Given under iny hand and official signature, June 2d,
1882 JAMES J. HAY, Ordinary.
June 5
NOTICE.
the Ordinary of Crawford county ior leave to soil
the Land? of Martin Ansley. late of said county, de
cease.'. ZhKIAll ANSLEY, Adm’r.
may SO
G eorgia, bibb county:
Whereas Julias Peter, Guardian of W illi-m, John
and Charles, minor orphans of George Horne, late ol
said county, deceastd, “applies to resign nis Guardian
ship of said Wards ou account of other busiues?, and
requerta that George Neulses be appointed Guardian ol
the said Wards property.*’
Said George »\euisei* applying for said Guardianship,
all pei sons interested in said Wards estate ar«* required
to be aud appear at my office on the flist Monday in Au
gust next, to show cause, if any they have, uhy said
Julius Peter shall not be discharged therelrom. and said
George Neuises be appointed Guardian us prayed for,
Given under my hand aud official Signature this May
80th, 18G2. WM. M. RLlEY, Ordinary,
juns 8
Notice lo Debtors and Creditor*
S TATE OF GEORGIA, HOUSTON COUNTY :
AH persons having demands agiinst Frederick A.
Ansley, late of said county, deceased, are hereby noli
fled to present them properly attested, to me, within the
time pieecribed by law, or they will not be settled.- -
And all perrons indebted to said decc ised, are hereby
required to make immediate payment
may 1» 8. W. J. 11ARR18, Adm’r.
~JOHN SMITH
i Rule Nisi to Foreclose Wort
v gage in Houston cnperlor Court
FLOYD SAWYER. | April Term, ldh*.
IT appearing to tbe Court, by the netitlon of John
Smith, accompanied bv the Notes and Mortgage Deed,
thit on the 25th day of May, 1801, the defendant Floyd
Sawyer made and deHverod to the Plaintiff, his thrre
promi-sory notes, each for thitteen hundred and thirty
three dollars aud thirty-three cents, with interest from
date if not punctually paid. An ; that aiterwards, on
the c:ay and year aforesaid, the defendant, t.he better t«*
secu e the payment of said notes executei and deliver
ed tc the Plamtifl his Deed of Mortgage, whereby th.
said Delendaut Mortgaged to the faid Piaintifi' lot oil
Notice.
A LL jiersona indebted to Asa E. Ernest, late of Bibb
co iiity, deceased, are requestel to make immedi
ate pajmeat, and tbusc having demands against said de
ceased, will present them duty authentieaied in terms
ot tbe law within the lime prescribed by law.
may IS—* AsA At. ERNEsT, Kxecntor.
Notice to Debtors aud Creditors.
n EORGIA, BIBB COUNTY:
s* All persous Indebted to the Estate t.r Roland Biv
ins, deceased, are rtqnired to come lorward aud settle,
and alt those having claims will render them in terms
of the statute to Wm. M. Riley, at the Court House—
this April 10th, 1862. GEO. A. BIVINS, Adm'r.
apr 11
n EORGIA, BIBB COUNTY :
o Whereas Alexander Holzendorf, Executor ol the
last Will aud Testament ol Mary L. Cray, late of said
county, deceased, applies to the undersigned lor Let
ters dismissory from said Executorship :
I hese are t lierelore to cite and admonish all and slit
gular, the kindred and credi ors ot said deceased, to be
and appear at the office of the undersigned ou or before
the flrBl Monday In November next to show cause, 11
any they have, why said letters dismissory should not
be granted the applicant In terras of the law.
Given under mv hand and official signature, thi* April
10th, 1H62. WM. M. KILE*, Ordinary,
apr 11.
G eorgia, bibu counti :
Whereas John J. Riley, Administrator upon the
estate oi William Barnes, deceased, late of said county,
ap; lies to the onderaigned to be dismissed from said
administration:
These are therefore to cite and admonish all concern
ed, to be and appear it the office of the undersigned on
or beiore the first Monday in October next, to show
cause, 11'any they have, why letters dismissory should
not be granted the applicant.
Given under my hand aud official signature, this
March 25th, 186*. WM. 51. RILEY,
mar 25 ordinary
G eorgia, bibb county:
Wheieas John J. Riley, Administrato upon the
Estate oi Benjamin Smith, deceased, late o sa <1 coun
ty, applies to the undersigned for Letters Dismissory
lrom said administration :
These are thereiore to cite and admonish all concern
ed to be and appear at the office oi the uuder-igued on
or beiore the first .Monday in October next, to show
cause, if any they have, why Letters Dismissory should
not be granted the applicant.
Given under my hand and official signature, this
March 25th, 18(12. WM. M. RILEY,
mar 25 Ordinary.
G eorgia, bibb county:
Whereas A. F. Sherwood, Administrator upon
the estate ot Michael Sullivan, late of said county, de
ceased, applies to the undersigned for Letters Dismis-
aory upon said estate :
These are therefore to cite aud admonish ail persons
concerned, to he and appear at the office ol the under
signed on or beiore the first Monday in Augu.-t next, to
show cause, ii any they have, why letters Dismissory
bhould not be granted the applicant.
Given under my hand and official signature, this Jan
uary 27th, 1802. WM. M. IuLnY,
jail 29 Ordinary.
Ltgal JCotitts—Dooin Qiountn.
land, number seventeen (17) iu the filth (5th) District
of said couuty of Houston, cunt lining two hundred ant
two and oue half, acres, more or le'S. And it
further appearing that said notes remain unpaid, it i*
therefore ordered, that t he said Defendant do pay into
Court ou or before the lirsi day of the next term there
of, the principal, interest and costs due ou said note*
or show cause to the contrary, if any he can. And that
on failure so to do by said Deiendant, his equity of re
demption in aud to t-aid Mortgaged premise*, be forev
er thereafter barred a id foreclosed. And it is further
ordered, that this Rule he published in the Georgia
Telegraph of Macon once a month lor four months pre
vious to tne next term of thia Court or served on lv
fendaut or his -pecial Agent or Attorney at least thr*-«*
months before next Term of said Court.
By ordei oi the Court. J AMES A FRINGL.E,
PTfiTa Attorne).
A true extract lrom the minutes ot Houston Superior
Court, April Term, 18U2. T. M. R1LLKN, Clorx.
may 7—lam 4m
S TATE Ou HOUSTON COUNTY
Clerk’s office, In erior court, May 3d, 1862.
Whereas, Nancy Valentine and her pix children nml
six Grand-children, applies to me for Registry as such
all persons interested are hereby notified and required
t*» file their object ions, if anv tnere be, In ray office,
within the time specified by law, otherwise a certificate
of Registry w ll be issued to the applicant. Said Nan
cy Valentine is Forty-three years ot a^e, something
over five feet high, born in south Carolina, came to
Georgia in 1841' resides in the 5th District Houston
county. Her occupation i< a field hand, and Frederick
Warren is her Guardian.
Given under my hand and official signature,
may r, EDWARD JA< KSON, Clerk.
SUSAN CALHOUN, 1 Libel for Divorce in
ve. V
WILLIAM L. CALHOUN.) Houston Superior Con
rpHJS Sheriff' having returned that Hie Defendant in the
A above case is not to be iound in this county, and i
appearing to the Court, that tlie defendant resides with
out the limits of this State, it is, on motion of John
M. Giles, Attorney for the Plaintiff, ordered that e«id
Defendant appear and answer at the next term of this
Cour , else that the case be considered in dc;au 4 t, a. d
the Plaintiff' be allowed to proceed. And it is furthei
ordered that this rule be published in the Georgia Tel
egraph, or some other paper of said State, t nee a n»ont h
for feur months.
A true extract from the minute* of Houston Superior
Court, April Term, 18(i2. THUS. M. KILLEN, Gl’k.
May 3—lam 4m
G eorgia, Houston county:
Whereas William Hone, Administrator deboo
non, of Phillip Busby, deceased, applies to me
tors of dismission from said Administration:
These are therefore to cite and admonish ail and sin
gular the kindred aud creditors to be and appear at my
office ou or beiore the first Monday in November next
aud show cause, if any they have, why said William
Slone should not be dismissed from said Administra
tion.
Given under my hand at office, this* April 15, 18»i2.
May2 W. Y. SWIFT, Ordinary.
d y EoRGIA, HOUSTON COUNTY :
V_T Whereas Levi E. Bryan, Guardian of Maiiha
Bryan, applies to me for letters of dismission from li*
aaid Guardianship:
These are therefore to cite and adiuoni*>h all and .-in
gular the person or person? Intere.-ted, to be and appear
at my office within the time nre-enbed by law and show
cause, if any they have, why said letters dismiiwory
should not be grunted.
Given uuder my hand at office April 30th, l>tfi2.
May 2 W. T. SWIFT, Ordinary.
/ >EORGIA, DOOLY COUNTY :
Ijl Whereas James J. Clements applies to me foi
Let:era of Administration on the estate of John W il
Hams of said county, deceased :
These are therefore to cite the kindred and creditors
of said deceased to be and appear at the Court^ ol Ordi
nary to be held for the county of Dooly “
t „. w v the first Mon-
day^inJ uly* n ex to show cause, if any they have, why
said letters may not Issue.
Given under my hand till2d day of June, 1862.
june 6 fc”
S. N. LASSKTEK Ordinary.
< 'EORGIA, DOUGIIEKTY COUNTY :
Dougherty Court of Ordinary.
peraon- statin-* the, A iMvia J. ucicner ana noizaneiu onusou naviu^ iu
other person entitled ! proper lorm applied to me for permanent Letters of Ad-
aimant be u mother, ! ministration on the estate of Stiring Brinson, late ol
ters or>.dmiulstr:itiou) transmitted to Ma jor G. B. La
mar Fat master, savannah, Ga., Ity mail or otherwise,
will receive prompt attention.
By order of the Governor. 11. C. WAYNE,
Adjutant and Inspector Genera).
Thcaflldavii* shonld lx in duplicates, should bo In
strict conformity to the regulations,aud in cases where
there isno aJmiuistratlon, should state the fact.
Those cUlunnz ufter the widows of the deceased sol
diers, should state the fact that there is no widow ; and
when clii’itilnt: In lower precedence should stare that
there is no ndm'nistrator, no widow, Sec , Ac , to show
that the applicant U th<inrty tnMUii to 'Jit pay. because
of the absence ot other- bavins priority over him or
them. When brothers and sirters claim the gflldarit
should dec'are the names of all entitled to share, and
include them all In the application.
Receipts and aflldavits belnq sent iu duplicate, the
mot ey will he paid w ithout the necessity or an agent.
may its—;taw 8w G. IS LAMAR 1
said county
This is to cite all and slntnlar the creditors and next
ofklu 01 Stliing Brinson, to re and appear at my offlcc,
within tl c time a lowed by law, and show cause, if any
they huve, why permanent Administration should not
be granted to them on Stiring Brinson's estate.
Witness my hand and oflUttal sisniatnre, this June 5th,
1862. W. II. WILBER, Ordinary.
june 7—In
EORGIA, DOUGHERTY COUNTY
(jr To all w hom it may Concern-
Mis. A. E. Brisbane having tiled her petition iu prop
er form to ute, pra> ing for Letters ol Administration,
with the Will annexed, on tbe estate of A H. Brisbane,
this ls to cite all creditors. Legatees, next of kin. and
anv others interested, to be and appear at the next Ju
ly Term of the Court of Ordinary of said county, and
show cause, 11 nny they can, why Letter, of .administra
tion with the Will annexe should not be granted to
Slid A. E. Brisbane. ,
Given under my baud and olllcial signature this ilLL
day of nine, lStaf W. fl. WILDER,
Jitne 12 Ordinary.
tcgal Notices—iEruiggs Countg.
trusty rifles aud shotguns, will harrass his in
UNIVERSITY HIGH SCHOOL, * sale.
fi'iri.'\.c I rnnril W/MLL be soul at the Court House in thetown of Ms-
AlnhAS, UtiUltliM. yy rion, within the legal hours of sale, on the first
It. li. CAI(lii)LL) President. Tuesday In July next, four hundred and twenty-seven
T HIS School being In complete aud successlnl opera- |427) acres of land, more or less, numbers not known,
tion, will commence its second session on Monday ] adjoining lands of James T.Glover, Win. b Kelly and
,i>„ „V June others, known as the place whereon Elias Pearce uow
At the solicitation of many patrons, desirous or seen- \ lives. Levied onasthepropertyrfEliag Pearce to sat-
ring a safe and healthy retreat, where tho education of tsfy a tax fl. a. issued against ' a| d Elias learce
titefr son* may be ut nterrnptedly prose uted, it has may 14 W M. U. STOKES, Sh fl
PEORGIA, DOOLY'COUNTY :
v* Whereas, Robert M. Shirey and John it. Rowell
pply to xne for Letters of Administration ■” * k “
if Jot
_ the estate
of John M. Shirey. ot raid county, deceased :
Thei*e are therefore to rite the kindred acd creditors
of sa’d < eceased to be and appear at the Court ol Ordi
nary to be held for the county of Duo y on the irat Mon
day in July next to show cause, if any they have, why
said letters may not issue.
Given under my hand this 2d day of June, iSv—
june 6 u w t nkxsTifw (Win
S. N. LASSETKK, Ordintry.
G eorgia, dooly county :
Whereas Jonathan Taylor applies to me lor Let
ters of Administration on the estate of James Taylor,
deceased: . , ..
These are there lore to cite the kiudied and creditors
ot said deceased, t • be and appear at the Court of Or
dinary, to be held tor the county ol Dooly on the first
Monday in July next to show cause, if any they have,
why said letters may not issue.
Given under my hand this 28th day of May, IS' 2.
may 31 S. N. LASSE! ER, Ordinary.
G eorgia, Houston county.*
Whereas Enoch W. Gaddy, Executor of Mary Jones,
lateo! said county, deceased, respectfully showeth th it
he has luily and Jaithlully executed his said trust ac
cording to law aud the will of ra d deceased :
These are therefore to cite aud admonish all persons
concerned to be and appear at my office on or before
the li st Monday in October i.ext, to show cause, if any
they have, why letters dismissory shoulu not be ; rant
ed the applicant.
Given under my hand and official signature this i. h
day of April, 1862. W. T. SWI.T, Ordinary,
apr 7
Serial StoIicfs—SSlilcor <L o until
f t EORGIA, WILCOX COUNTY :
\T Whereas Wright Tomberliu applies to me for Let
i a .1 i _ *1... 1*^ .. .
ters oi Administration on the estate ol Abner Bn.wi
lately (deceased *
These aie thereiore to cite and admonish all aud .-iu-
gular the kindred and creditors of said deceased, aud
all others concerned to be and appear *t my office with
In the time prescribed by law. and th >w cause, it any
they have, why letters oi administration should not be
granted to applicant.
Given under my hand at office th s June 2d, ls62.
june 12 J. VY. MASH BURN, Ordinary.
hereas Frederick Brown applies to me for Let
ters of Administration on the estate of Clarke Legget.
ate of said county, deceased :
These are thereiore to cite and adinoui.-b all and sin
gular the kindred at d creditors o*' raid deceased, to he
and appear at my office with i; the time prescribed by
law, an i show cnire. il any they have, why letters* *#1
administration should no; be granted raid applicant
Given under my hand at office, June 2<l,
june 32 JAS. W. MASUBURN, Ordinary.
To Debtors ami Creditors.
G eorgia, dooly- county :
All persons having demands against tha estate ot
John A. Joiner, late of ttaid county, deceased, will pre
sent them to the underuigned, duly authenticated ac-
’ debted to raid e ute
co: ding to law ; and all peraoua ind
*c reques *1 ||| i - -
inav 20
rolNER, Adm’r.
(i KORGIA, WILCOX COUNTY :
Wberras A. A. F. Reid applies for Letters ol Ad
ministration on the estate of VV iiliam H. Scoot, late of
said county, deceasod:
These are therefore to cito and admonish all and sin
gular ihe kindred and creditors of said deceased, to »*«-
and appear at my office within the time prescribed * y
law', aud show cause, if any thev have, why letters ot
administration should not Tmj granted said applicant.
Given under my band at offleo June 2d, 1862.
June la JAS. W. MASUBURN, Ordinary.
G eorgia, dooly county :
Whereas William Hooks and Sarah Hooks, Exe , vrklpnlA vni/viv m uw Tv .
SfiM 11 - 10 ““ IOr (jf Wb^s A.Tk SSVsfe tome lor Lett.r.
Letters of Dismission from said eatate
These are therefore to cite all persons concerned to
be and appear at the Conrt of Ordinary to be held for
the county of Dooly ou the first Monday in November
next to show cause, if any they have, wuy raid letters
muy not issne. ,
Given under my band this 23d day of April, 1862.
apr 25 S. N. LASSETEK, Ordinary.
_ ^ ■ - — * r - . ... be n dcienniueu to r iquish the Summer Vacation of J
vading columns, deprive him of his pilots, I th«School,aud conttnue^its scholastic exercises toth« Notice (o Debtors and Creditors
assure him he U in the country of an enemy, j ensuing Fall Term, in October next
ry ui an cucuijr. ; eBfttkiug rmi iuiu, *« A LL persons lndeOiCa to tne estate oi eauies uryan,
\ . nrnn a r nninta Urirer forces will be collected As thl^ arrainrement will add five weeks to the regu- ^ , D f Twiggs county, deceased, are requested to
At proper points larger lorces will oe coiitcicu, ^ 8choIa8tic T ,. rmi ,, upl |, will be cb trgcd proportion- i mmc dUts pajment, and all person* bolding d.s
but every man can be a soldier to guard the i atc ij, therefor, vittj . ! mauds against the estate will pleaeti hand them to tne
mM " ' * ^ I duly .u.C.ntlcted in , LA1 . PEY , Ex . r ,
contemplative, by nature more afleclionate anti
unaeltisn, and exempt from that pride of intel
loot which wealth and station and knowledge
are so likely to create in our sex, I have
thought that she ha* a more ready access to the
aar of the Almighty than man.
And well may our fair countrywomen endure
—jifj'erir.g aud sacrifice for Southern indepen
dence. No where on this giecn earth has
Christianity and education done more for the
sex than in the States of the Conlederacy.—
H era< woman has reached the attainable per
fection ol her nature and ln r true position in ment, which we think probable enough,
society. Hero she enjoys social equality, high | j{ 0 troops that ever fought showed more de
culture, the guardianship ol the law, and a del- termined courage than ours at Chickahominy.
No boy will be admltn 1 as a day scholar, whose par
cut- does not resice in A buns.
fjgr- Payments strictly in advance,
tor circular* embracing tall details, address
B R. CARROLL,
may 80 4tw
ul even a romantic chivalry in the soul of a trenched up to their throats, but they stormed i approaches to his home. Organize, then, quick S 0 !! n-T^holar^fur taftmn 4c ” f0 ‘ .V w “ k *- * J £{
coward. They give, too, the prayers of a de- their redoubts and drove them out of them | ly aud efficiently. If your enemy attempt to °
votion purer than the unsanctified patriotism wherever they were allowed to attack them.— : proceed into the interior, let his pathway be
ol Freedom’s martyrs, and richer than the rev The Yankees talk about their charges with the marked by his blood. It is your homes that
enues of princes. As we trust in tiod for de- bayonet, and the splendid results ol those I you have to defend. It is the jewel of your
Itverance, these latter ate more available than .charges. We have the best authority for say- : hearths, the chastity of your women, you have
batteries and bombs, i know nothing so beau-. j„g ihat they made no such charges. Onrin a to guard Let that thought animate your
tiful, and lew things stronger, than a pious attempted, several times, to charge them, but breasts, nerve your arms, quicken your ener-
woman at tlie mercy seat In her habits more they invariably broke before they could get gie : , and inspire your resolution. Strike home
near them. All the lying of McClellan cannot lo the heart ol your foe the blow that rids your
make out the Yankee a hero at that weapon.— country of his presence. If need be, let his
He is peculiarly tiekleish and cannot stand the blood moisten your own grave. It w ill rise
cold steel. Gen. Early gave the lie direct to a up lrefore your children as a perpetual memen-
Executor’s Sale
^ yti the first Tuesdaj in July next, will be sold before
SCHOFIELD & BROTHER,
iff liit a li tUliiliUr
• fittcoii, Georgia
U ,, „ u I the Court House door iu the town of Camilla,
Pre*. u. H. s , Athens, Ga, y uebell county, between the u-*ual hours of sale, oae
lot ol Land, No. 2S0, in the 11th District of said connly,
! containing two hundred and fifty (250) acres, belonging
to the estato of Wm. U. Oakmau. late ol Richmond
county, deceased. Titles indl-puUble. Term? cash.
7 ’ THAI). OAKMAN, 1
ROB’T O. OAKMAN, VEx’rs
N, f
may 2S
D. U. VAN BURIN,
statement of McClellan about a Yankee bayo
net charge at Williamsburg, and tlie Yankee
bayonet charge at Chickahominy is equally a lie.
McClellan knows these are lies, and tbe Yan
kees know it well enough. The tales told in
the Northern papers about their killing aur
men with the hayonet are pure fiction, unless
they murdered wounded men with that instru-
JOSHCA SCHOFIELD
to of a race whom it will teach to hate now and ,cus *• HOFIELD Manufacture
forever more. Tho. O. Mooke, We are prepared to Manufecture
—— „c STEAM ENGINES,
DESPATCH FROM GEN. TOOMBS. ° ~ T - T *t>caWD1TT« *
The Times publishes the following despatch CIRCL LAI, b A \\ AiILLS,
from Gen. Toombs, in answer to the resolutions MILL AND GIN vxLAulri vi,t
| of the Committee of Public Salety of Randolph | ^4n gFYX* Mills,
county, Ga., and Eufaula, Alabama. We con- , „„ . oo a v [) i RON CASTINGS,
gratulate our neighbor that it is not within the j u>lv Ao
jur'tdietUm of those committees: or kvekt description.
n T <1 ICAO lunilPlllUniMA
SPECIAL OBDERS-MO. SI.
HEAD QUARTERS, GEORGIA MILITIA.
• Millei oevillx. May 80th, 1862. ,
1 A vacancy has occurred in the Second Brigade of
the’Eighth Division, G. M., consisting of the counties oi
Monroe, Upson, Pika and Spalding, Gin. E. W. Robin
son commanding said Brigade having vacated his conq
mission.
2. In conformity with the Act ol the Legislature to
provide for the election of General Officers of this SUte,
the Colonels of Regimeni*, and Officers commanding
Battalions in th# couutiee where there are no Regi
ment* w lthin said Brigade will give tweuty day* no
tice, by advert isementln each Captain's District, and
at the place of bolding Company Musters withlo their
respective commands, that an election will beheld on
the Second day of August next, at the place orplaceses-
Geueral Assembly.
“ u jy , hurled lrom her position by ; city, Chicago, started on a mission of mercy to and Eufaula. You may rob me in uiy absence ; ai -oodbargains as o.'ny Northern Establishment returns of‘the members of the Genet.
-md cor.signed lo a condition j the Federal army at Pittsburg landing. On the but you cannot intimidate me. Q^Snerimensofoar Work can be seen at Rose By ord.r of the commander-ln-Chler.
a brutal tjranny.^na ror sht was | waT he KOt M K i or iously drunk that his fr.ends (Signed) Robert Toombs. Hii^-- - res.dencvttn I HENRY C. WAYNE,
Vi:” Vhati < rriental ignominy ? She was not wav he got so gloriously drunk that his friends
b!>ro fo? such ^ destiny. She cannot endure' had to lock him up in a state room on the boat
Col Eng.
I Hill Cemetery ,and at various private residencesia
'this city bot3 ° *y
june *-»d a w
Ad). * la*. General.
G eorgia, dooly county :
Whereas, John D. Wilkes, Administrator ou the
estate of Sarah K. Westberry, deceased, applies tome
for Lettots of Dismission from said estato :
These are therefore to cite all persons concerned to
be and appe.r at the Couit of Ordinary lo be held for
the county of Dooly ou the first Monday in October
next, to show cau-e, it any they have, why said letter
may not labile.
Given under my hand this 20th day ol March, 1S62.
mar as S. N. LASSE .Kit, Ordinary.
r> EORGIA, DOOLY COLNTY
Yjr Whereas John D._ Wilkes, Administrator on the
of Administration on the estate ofW. H. Scott, late ol
said county, deceased:
These are therefore to cite and admonish all and elu-
gultr the kindred asd creditors of said deceased, to be
and appear at my office within the time prescribed by
law, and show cause, it any they have, why letters ol
adminUtration should not be granted said applicant.
Given under my hand at office, Majt 23tb, 1862.
nay *8
JAS. W. MASUBURN. Ordinary.
pEOKUl.A, WILCOX COUNTY:
O Whereas*, John R. Ashley applies for Letters of Ad
Jate of said
ministration ou the estate ofT. A. Ashley
couuty, deceased : <#
Tueee are therefore to cite and admonish all and sin
gular the kindred and creditois of Bald deceased, to l>e
Si d appear at my office within the time prescribed by
law, and show cause. If any they have, why letters of
administration should not be granted said applicani.
Given under mv hand at office. May Mh, 1*62.
may 15 JAMES W. MASUBURN, Ordiuuj
estate of Peter G. B. Westberry, deceeased, applies to | f t EORGIA, WILCOX COUNTY :
tMttnr* (O'Jiwmitision from said estate - . \T All person- indebted to the (
me for letters of dismission from said estate: "" | fj All person- indebted to the estate of James D.
These are therefore^ cite all persons concerned to Gibbs, deceased, are requested to come lorwaru aitd
P
be atu appear at the Ccurt of Ordinary to be held for
the county of Dooly on the first Monday In October
next, to show cause, If any they h»ve, why said letters
may not Issue.
Given under my hand this 25th day of March. 1662,
ma r 2S 8. N. LASSKTEK, Ordinary.
settio up, aud those having demands against the t state-
will present thorn In terms ot law . thi* March 8l-t. '62.
„pr 26 ALLEN GIliBS. 8n„ Adm’r.
Itgal |lotices-(^uitnum d' ouittu.
EORGIA, QUITMAN COUNTY:
VT Whereas O. U. Davis, ol Early county, applies to
me for Letters of Administration on tbe Estate of Wil
liam Johnson, late of said county, deceased:
These are therefore to cite and admonish all and sin
gular, the kindred and creditors ot said deceased, to be ■
and appear at my office within tho time prescribed by , Gi
law, aud show cause, if any they have, why said letters | ap,
should not be granted. BM'
Given under ray haiiu at office, May 25tn, 1
ma - M J. W. MERCER, Ordinary.
Rule Nisi.
G eorgia, worth county.-
Court of Ordinary April Term, 13d2.
Whereas James Roes, Guardiau of the persons and
property of Beniamin E. T. Exam, a minor of aaid
county, having rally discharged hie trust, applies to be
dismissed fiom his Guardianehlp. as atjresatd ; there
iore. *11 persons concerned are hereby no ifiedand re
quired to appear at my office, ou or before the first Mon
day in July next, and show cause. If any they have,
wliv James Ross should not be discharged from hie
said Guardianship. . _ . , .
Given under my hand and official signitnre.
ip! « Wfi. L. HUNT, Dep. CTk of Ordinary.
Notice to Debtors nu4 Creditors.
NOTICE.
A LL peraons Indebted to th« eetat* of Arthur Btokcs-
bury, deceased, are reque*ted to come lorward
tne ram® ro tbe undflrtiijiicn. and ihoit having
A LL persons tudebt. d to Daniel Cnrlee. late of Quit- and pay the tarn- “ 'nej-n°e r 'dracm ana ibos# having
A ^In county, deceased, are requested to make im- claims “ ld 8 ' a W M A CHEUHV TT- 11
mediate payment, and those having demands against , terms oi t>- CHERRY, hx
-U nshl* ssute. will nresent them dulyau , apr2
*•' elaw within tho lime prescri gggS
E. VARNER, Admr. /^BORGIA, WORTH COUNTY:
• l u To all whom it may C<
thenticaied in terms of the
bed by law.
apr 30
To all whom it tnay Concern—
Whereas J. J. Willis applies to me for Letters of Ad
setters 1 mini-traiion on the estate of William H. W'lllia, decea.
Whereas John T. Smith, applies to me j ate i a i e D r said county :
lministratralion on tho estate o! O. It. ...
oi Administratratlon on the estate
of said county, deceased: uh all and sin-
Tlu ee are therefore to cite and sdmft a CCeatc a i
gular, t he kindred anti creditors oy me prescribed by
aud appear at my office within tq, a w £ said letters
law, aud show cause, if any th'
should not be granted. v ffl ce April :, 1S62.
Given under m jhand^ Mftqr-gp Ordinary,
apr.
These are therefore to cite and admonish ail persons
interested to be and appear at ray office on or^ he lore
Monday in July next, then and thereto show
the flist Monday m cciy next, men ana there to show
cause, if any, why *a‘d letters should not be granted in
terms of the law.
Given under my hand officially, this 13th dav ol Mav
1862. JAMES W. ROUSE, 7 ’
may 19 Ordinary, W. C.
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