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, lden
fefus-
igrntnt of the
I the nest step will
all points, on the
blockade. England
til her proposals
flow perfi’etly Ihe
concert, the rtry
fie bcginr<-/uWi I havenflu
Rind the pa itionel at Pari*, it
suppress
4*nJon. I.ords Rus-
m meriting on the pro-
Jo pre-
Tv, and
r>CW Orleans had retired "a blow
> >' M not recover, and to use the
r ' I ts back bone wa s broken. ” The tw o
journals c~ f London, the Times and
fh, which had always evinced a hostil-
North and advocated the cause of the
'withstanding the “peculiar instilu-
m to grow despondent of Confede-
antl then when York town was
, anil it was announced that in forty
Richmond would be in possession
Jural forces, believing that success
* t crown the Fodcral arms, they bo-
Jerb t ire magnanimity of the North
E-ecnt initiation for the suppres-
trade, and advocated, in a de
li e fostering o! the friendly re
Fie evidently springing up' be
ll and the Federal government,
|id them in complete alliance,
is the power and influence of
[hey have that weakness so in*
insanity, of “forsaking their
Kir of their adversity. ’ With-
tew days the aspect of things has
flanged, and they arc again for the
““ |(tp before them the classic
■ore uiuUrnturv et no* muta-
practice it to perfection,
liking one fact, however, and
kppardit to every American
apathy of the English people
Mi than the Xorth. This
Tthe arrival of the news that the
^t Meet had met a determined re
^racetul repulse in its effort to
L cr to Richmond. Also when
rision was driven back by Resu
lt evacuated Corinth. Also at the
liy the Confederates to Gen. Mc-
Ife'e, at their retreat from Yoik*
fat ti:e victory of the Confederate
i over Gen. Ranks in the valley of
ind his precipitate flight into Ala
la*i • veiling there was as much
ced, as Englishmen are capable
legram came that the Confede-
flits l.t- i tin- Fidi rals before Rich*
They prophesy that no additional Ian
rather on the brow of the young Na
an.I tha! Richmond will prove his
ferloo.
••ntioning the name ol Napoleon, the atti
le'recently taken by France flashes upon
By mind. That Eou a Napoleon has, for some
lime, been anxious to intervene in the struggle
taking place in America, there is not a shadow
of doubt. France has suffered almost as much
as England has done lor want of cotton, andnl-
•o from being excluded by the blockade from
tha most prodigal consumer of her goods, the
Southern States.
Facts have recently leaked out that it had
t>een agreed by France and England to an
nounce publicly their intention of acknowledg-,
ing the Southern Confederacy at the first an I
fever ary ot its existerce, hut that tills |
ion by order - ..
. , 7 -he part ot France, said
;anu tn<*,; p re ^ e „t WO uld not meddle
‘•Tean affairs, as any offer of hers
r viewed with distrust bv the Federal
Government, and might subject her to insult
'1 bat it w as tunc becoming that France should
take the lead in “mediation,” as she was on
more friendly relations with the Fedoral Gov*
ernment, but that, at a tuture time, England
might deem it proper to assume a more direct
attitude.
A\ batever may be the language ot diploma
cy. I reiterate again, what I have asserted in
my previous letters, that England and Trance
are leagued together, and will work together in
this American question, and it may be that
they may call in the assistance of a third pow
er, Russia, w ho, it is well known advocates the
South being admitted to the “sisterhood of
nations”
I much fear now licit the complication ol
your domestic difficulties will be farther in
creased by European interference. Shou'd Mr,
Lincoln reject the oiler of “mediation” on the c .
part of France, as it is thought he will here, lie for '
will assuredly in the end have a European w»- ^ ro P e
upon his hands. First will come, as 1 b u hav^
just observed, the acknowledgement ofts o£
Southern Confederacy on the grounds that sik
has shown, lor fourteen months, with tho most
fearful odds against her, all the consistence of
ft national government, making and executir 4 w
Ians ; levying and supporting armies ; rr’’™ 0 ®®
ing invasion; providing by a dn&nua-l’-
for all government this explanation a^
ing all the other < thc ncW8 the Minx
tiona] government
ing of the btocka;f a J
then a V.ton mark
llb«M«.
-Movement* of Bnnuide
om McClellan, >(c.
Express, of the lrtth, has the
eresting news:
ANxovntG the enemt.
Thu&day last a Confederate battery of
^ht guns having been placed in a position on
James river, commanding tho channel below
Berkeley, opencil a very effective fire on sever
al transports, conveyed by two or three gun
boats. as they were ascending the stream. The
river was narrow, and as the shot from our
guns fell thick and fast among the Federal craft,
the consternation among the Yankees was great.
The gunboats attempted to return the fire, but
the elevated position of our guns rendered the
enemy’s fire comparatively harmless.
Over fifty shots were fired, striking several
of the Federal craft amt damaging them severe
ly. The large transport Daniel Webster,
crowded with troops,; uffered more than any
other—she, from some cause unknown to us,
making slower progress in escaping from the
scene of danger. I n addition to the tire from
our fiold piece- 1 , we had some 250 sharpshoot
ers lining the bank of the river, who poured
repeated vollies on those occupying the decks
of the steamers. Many must have been killed,
the range being short and the sharpshooters
comprising several of our tno.T expert marks
men.
The Daniel \\ ebster was lying but a short
distance lrorn Berkeley, Friday, apparently
useless, many holes in her side being distinctly
visible, and her smokestacks, railings and other
upper works, bearing palpable evidence of the
damaging etlccts of the lire from our guns.—
Our men escaped without injury. The latter
facts we learn from a gentleman who passed up
James river Friday under a flag of trace from
Old Point.
The present position of McClellan can in this
way be rendered wholly untenable. No river
South offers more superior advantages-
dfiTJtdiar mode of warfare than the James,
il r0k r »tified to perceive that our au-
'etermined not to allow such ad-
unimproved. Cut off McClel-
,nd check the advance of his
and he will soon discover that
place for him. In fact, the New
and other Lincoln sheets, hare
ted as much.
Burnside's sejiment;
We learn from a gentleman who has recent-
’urfroesboro’ Captured from tho Federal*.
Murfreesboro', Ternessee, was captured on
Sunday morning last, from the Fcdcrals by 1
Qcn, Forrest's command of Confederate troops.
A courier who arrived at Chattanooga on Wed- I
nesday night, in the presence of our informant
reports these facts. That Gen. Forrest attack
ed the Federals in Murfreesboro’ on Sunday !
morning, killing und wounding some 200 of
them, and capturing the balance of tho garri
son, numbering some 1,200 or 1,500 including
five pieces of artillery, all the enemy’s camp j
equippage and stores. Our loss was five men
killed; no wounded reported.—Atlanta Intel-
tigtneer.
Cfgal ffofittg—(tjoneton €oautn. Ctgai Notice®— Bibb €onnt s . Ccgal Nottan—June* tfoantg.
NOTICE.
£tqal Notices—Paolo ffonntn.
Notice to Uebtoni nmt Creditors.
A LL person* indebted to tbe estate of Nathan Christ
mas, Jr., late of Dooly county, deceased, will make
immediate payment, and those having demands against
said estate will pre-eut them in terms of the law.
julylO NATHAN CHRISTMAS, Sr., Adm’r.
S EX TV DAYS after date application will be made to
tbe Ordinary of Houston conuty, for leave to aell
the residence and leads of Dr. John FordUant. late of
said coaniy. deceased, contain Lor about IStl acres of
land. GEORGE M. T. PKAGIN,
Inly 11 Administrator.
(’KOKGIA, HOUSTON COUNTY:
u Ordirary’a Office for said comity.
The petition of Stephen W. Brown, Guardian of Miss
Eliza J. I’ope, showeth that he baa fully discharged
bis trust as Guardian, and prays for dismission from
his said trust:
These are to clto and admonish all persons Interes
ted to be and appear at my office on or before the first
Monday In September next, to show cause. if any they
have, why aafd Letters ot Dismission should not be
granted.
Given under my hand and official signature, his 8th
July. ISiiS. \\. T. SWIFT, Ordinary,
july 11
Notice to Debtors and Creditors.
Nolice fo Distributee**.
A persons indebted to tiie estate of John 11. Da- j r-\ KOKGIA JONES COUNTY •
mour, late of Bibb county, deceased, are hereby (j t’o all whom it mav tv
IhSJSJhifLte.'S^ undersigned; and all _ Four months alter date appeal
) b rTr h , a ,', in * Sain “ esmteSe notified To
present the same in terms ot the law.
S* U . ANN DAYMOCR, Ex’*.
Bibb Sheriff Sale.
W ILL I* sold before the Court Boas j door, in Bibb
■ “unty on the first Tuesday in August next,
wimm the legal hour- of sale, the following negroes to-
“‘‘t 8 ’a tl > ; gr0 man. aged 4s years ; Caroline, a wo-
man, aged iO years ; Henry, a boy, aged 9 years ; Netty,
a girl, aged 7 years ; Rose, a girl, aged « years : Norris,
a boy, aged5 years ; Anthony, a boy, aged 3 years, and
Albert, a boy, aged 6 month* Levied on a a the proa- —
erty of Green W ililer, to satisfy a ft. fa. from BlbbTnre- “ le -
rior Court, lu favor of the Justices of the Inferior Court J“>y
Concern :
application will be made to
tbe Ordinary of said county, for leave to divide a por
tion of the negroes belonging to tbe e*tato of Joseph
L. Holland, deceased, among the distributees of said
B. L. HOLLAND, Adm'r.
julyl!' JANE M HOLLAND, Adm’x
Executor’s Sale ol Negro.
TXTILL be so il in the town oi Clinton, Jones county,
v v on the 1st Tuesday in October next, during th-
r*KO«GLA, DOOLY COUNTY :
Sixty days alter date application w til be made to j
the Court ot Ordinary ol said comity, for leave to sell [
the lands belonging to the estate of John Wil iams, l ate
of said county, deceased. .IAS. J. CLEMENTS,
. july lt>* Adm'r.
NOTICE.
A LL persons indebted to the estate of John M. Shi-
rey, late of l>ooly county, deceased, are hereby no
tified to make immediate payment, and persons hold
ing demands against said deceased are requested to
irescut them tot':e undersigned properly- authentlca-
ithln Ihe time prescribe*, bv tun.
HUBERT M. M1IKEY', t _
JOHN it. HOWELL, f AUai re -_
(^EORUIA, DOOLY COUNTY:
^ Whereas Caroline K. Smitli applies to me for Let- j
ters ol Administration on tbe estate ol William F. :
Smith, ot said county, deceased :
These are therefore to cite the kindred and creditors
of said deceased to he and appear at the Court ot Ordi
nary to be held for tbe county ot Dooly < u the first Mon
day in August nex , to show can-e, if any they have,
why said letters jury not issue.
Given uuder my hand this d-kh day of June, 1 -el.
julyi S. N. LAbSETKR, Ordinary.
G t EOltGIA, DOCLY' COUNTY:
f Whereas William Hooks and Sarah Hooks, Exe
cutors of Birdin Hooka, deceased, applies to me ior
Letters ol Dlsmiseiun from said estate :
These are thereiure to cite all persons conrerned to
be and appear at lbs Court of ordinary to be held for
the county of Dooly ou the first Monda> in November
next to show cause ir*"> they have, why said letters
may not issue.
Given under my hand this 43d day of April, 1 SOS.
apr25 N. N. LA&SETEK, Ordinary.
I hopq, account
ineiiiatiorf otT
will not be influel
who would cause I
fer. It wete danger*!
better to consider howl
might be effected. I fee?
thuf"
,-! ly made his escape from Newbern, N. C., that
| Burnside's army, headed by Burnside, have
ml recently left that town, only about three hun-
e3- depd remaining, to protect the place. They
? of j left by w taking with them all their steam-
ha! era, gunb&us, as well as transports, lighters,
isers, I arks and canal boats. Burnside’s ultimate des-
of-, tinatior. was not divulged at Newbern, but it
far was generally believed that he expected to »>-
aikLoperate with McClellan in Virginia.
C t KOKGIA, DOOLY' COUNTY :
JT Whereas Jolin D. WUki s, Administrator on the
estate of Feter G. B. Westtwrry, deceeased, applies to
me for letters of dismission from said estate:
These are therefore to cfteall persons concerned to :
beauu appear at tbt■ Court of Ordinary to be held for
the county ot Dooly on the first Monday in October
next, to show cause, if any they h .ve, why raid letters
may not •
Given under my hiiuu this 25th day of March, 1504.
mar*l H N. LASbKTKR. Ordinary. I
g i KOKGIA, DOOl.Y COLNTY:
V-T Wherea-, John D. Wilke*, Adminlstutcr on the
estate of Sarah K. Westberry, deceased, applies t..n,e ;
for Lettors of Dismission from said estate :
These are therefore to cite ail persons concerned to !
be and appear at tits tout: ol Ordinary to be held for J
the county of Dnoiy on the first Monday in October j
nest, to show can-c, it any they have, why said letter I
may not issue.
Given under mv hind tiia 25tlf day o! March, 15ti4.
mar *s N. LAbSKTKH, Ordinary. |
, . . , “ 4 ,| r;EOEGlA, DOUGHERTY COUNTY :
A gei^emaa who reached Petersburg direct i kx iiougiierty Court of ordinary
an armistice of sixty days be determined upon, from Norfolk, Saturday evening, states that all
, wum turn on nruiKswy ::jlnmil; last. lilt
‘v fit some method ol adjustment— ! coming through the canal numbered fifty thr>
l hu oiler ot r ranee, if act-epted, would necessa- j comprising matiy arks, canal boats, barges a
ranee
rily produce this armistice. It would cause a j other craft, drawing but a few feet of water,
cessation oi the Ifloody struggle • and the con. „ _ , . , ,
batants, a, excitement becomes allayed wdl i ° n , B '° rmr £ ‘f 1 l , here Were ,r er 300
shudder at the remembrance of the gory bat : p “ a ' f T ari0Us t . k,n ^ ^‘“8. 1D Hampton
t e-fieids, and will curse the hour tha! arrayed I ? nU U ‘ e mOU, "° f wep - 'V'vl ( 4
them «a enemies a s uins, each other. Th^wdl i ,r ? m ft? f W » the f D, “ Ulh ® f Pa ' U
sec that they have magni ed each others faults cre * k- J u f ln,c ntions of Gen. Burn-
—have been kind to each other’s merits They W ° , aV0 not . b( ? 1 . ,,p P n ^ d • but there ,3
will see in the past scarcely a pretext reason for be tevmg that a movement
quatrel, and wonder why thev have hew en “f J? of James rtver .■ contem-
gaged it. mortal arbitrament against each otb > W,th ^ 1S °P thc soulh - a " d , Mc -
cr. When these feelings come o’er them and I h ^ 3 ° n , the north,‘he enemy doubtless
come they will, then some basis will he deter- ! h ° pe f 10 ™ ak ’: S , ful t |° 1 VtU ‘ e p t f n R J ch '
mined upon to make peace ! iaond ' W ' U 1>e <0, '* d m tht? * “ hf ^ en
Throughout the whole of this unfortunate : ® Tery ° lher ‘
difficulty, the iua.*s of the American people in exchange Of cf-.i-ovi u
. 1.. .... 1 V . .1. I ... *. ” .
all whom it may Concern :
David J. Belcher and Elizabeth Brinson having in t
ppilod to me fur permanent Letter, of Afi-
ua the<«tat*Of Stirlng Briusnu, late of
te all aad siognlar the cretlltora and hex
of kin of Stiring Brinson, to uc and appear at iny office I
within ti e lime allowed S>» law,amt chow cau-o, it any
they have, why permanent. Administration should nut
be granted t.> them ou stiring Brin-on’s estate.
Witnees my baud a jd utlicial ei.nature, this June 5th,
18s4. W. H. WILDER, Ordinary. !
Jure 7—lm
V BORGIA, DoLGUEItTY COUNTY:
Tr all whom it may Concern—
Mre. A li. Brtebanc haring hied her petition iu prop- I
cr form to me, prayiua for Letter, of Administration, >
with tho Will annexed, ou tho estate ofA H. Brinbane, j
thi. is to cite all cred tori. Legatees, next of kin, and
any others interested to be and appear at the next Jn- I
ly Term of the Court ui' Ordinary ol said county, and !
show cause,it any they can, why Letters of Adiuini-tra- :
tion with the Will an iexeo should not be grented to '
said A. E. Brisbane.
Given under mv ha sd and ofilci-il si mature this S-fi I
day of Juns. 1 nt. W. ii. WILDER, * i
June 12 Ordinary, j
f] EOltGIA, HOUSTON fJOUNTY :
k* O-dinary's Office of said county.
Whereas Madison Marshall applies by petition to the
undersigne 1 for Letters of Administration upon the
estate or James Barrow, late of eaid county, deceased:
These are to cite and admonish all persons interes
ted, to be and appear at my office on or before the first
Monday in beptembw next, tc show cau-e, ir any they
have, why said letters should not be granted.
Given under my hand and official siyaatura, this Mb
July, lttw. W. T. SWIFT, Ordinary,
jidyll
r* KOKGIA. HOUSTON COUNTY :
VJ W’hereas Joseph Harper, Guardian of John L.,
Mary C., James V., Sarah A. and Martha E. Wooten,
minors of John Wooten, late of said comity, deceased,
petitions the undersigned lor Letters of Dismission
from his said trust:
These are to cite and admonish all person, interested
to be and appear at my office on or before thc first Mon
day in September next, to show cause, if any they have,
w hy said letters of dismission should not be grantee.—
Given under my hand and official signature, this 8th
day of July. 1S64. W. T. SWIFT, Ordinary.
fitly ii
fjEOROIA, HOUSTON COUNTY :
v * Whereas Drury W. Taylor applies to me for Let
ters of Administration on the estate of William U. Tay
lor, late of said county, deceased :
These are therefore to cite all persons concerned to
he and appear at my office within the time prescribed
by law, te show cause, if any they have, why said letters
should hot be granted.
Given under my hand at office, June 2tirh. 1804.
June 4s W. T. SWIFT, Ordinary.
riEOKGIA, HOUSTON COUNTY :
Whereas John Riue, Guardian of Tabltba Ann,
James Angus, Me D and Willmm S. King, minors ol
Janies King, late of said conuty, deceased, represents
to this Court that he has fully di-charged the duties ol
raid trust, and prays to be dismissed from said charge:
These aretherelore to cite all persons concerned, to
be and appear at my office within the time proscribed
by law, to show cause, if any they have, why said appli
cant should not be discharged.
Given under mv hand and seal of office, this jane'JiJth
18<i4. W. T. SWIFT, Ordinary.
jane 47
Executor’s Sale.
\\JILL be so'd before the Court House door in Perry,
V V honston county, Ga., within the lawfnl honrs, on
the first Tuesday in October text, the plantation re
cently ■ ccupied by Mr*. Elizabeth G:uvcr, situated In
Ihe 10th Diatrict of eaid county, bounded on tne North,
Ea-t and South, by lauds ol the estate of Joseph ID mp,
and on the Wt st by lands of Elbert Hartley and Nathan
Head, containing about 500 acres. Alsu, nine Negro
Slaves and Two Mules, a Wagon and Gin, and the ciop
of Corn then on baud. A'l sold as thc propeity of Hen
ry Glover, late ot raid county, deceased. Terms made
known on the dav ol sale.
THADDBUS P. GLOVER
Jane 13—td* Executor of Henry Glover
G eorgia, Houston county:
Wteri-as Terre! Perry, Quardian of Sarah E. Lane,
applies to ine for Letters of Dismission from his said
Guardianship :
These srfl therefore to < ite and admonish ail and sin
gular the person or iwrsons Interested, to be and appear
at my office within the time prescribed by taw, and
show cau*e, II any they have, why raid letters di*mi*-
aory should not he -ranted.
Given under my hand at office, May 40, lb54.
nay 4** W T. SWIFT, Ordinary.
G eorgia, Houston county:
Whereas Terrel Perry and Wm. 11. Lane, Admin
istratoro of Bryant Lane, deceased, applies to the an
dersi-ned for Letters Dismissory upon said estate :
These are therefore to cite and admonish all persons
concerned to be and appear ar the office of the under
signed ou or before the first Monday in December next
to show cause, U any they have, why letters dismissory
should not be granted the applicant.
Given under my nand and seal of office, this oh May,
It's!. W. T. SWIFT, ordinary,
may -ii
Not t* r- to Debtors* him! Creditors.
CTATK (IF GEORGIA, HOUSTON COUNTY:
O All persona having demand* a-ainst Frederick A.
An; ley, late of said county, deceased, are hereby noti
fied to present them properly attested, to me, witnin the
lime prescribed by law, or they will not be serf ed.—
And all persona indebted to said deceived, are hereby
reqnirett to make immediate payment
may TI S. W. J. HARRIS, Adm r.
of Bibb c. nnty vs. John P. Cooper, principal, M. S
| Thomson. Green Wilder, aud W. B. Scott, securities —
Property pointed out by Greeu Wilder, th s July 4th
18*14. J. JOSEF 1 ' ■•-'***'"'■
! Jutyfi
G eorgia, bibb county
Whereas F. P. Geary applies to the t ndersigned
j for Letters of Administration upon the estate of wil-
1 liam tieary, lute of said ctiunty, deceased :
! Now these are therefore to cite and admonish all and
1 singular tho kindred and creditors to be and appear at
i the office of the uudersigned on or before the first Mon
day in August next, to show cause, tf any they have
why said letters of administration should not he grant
ed the applicant in terms of thc law.
Given under my hand aud official signature, this July
fid, 18*i4. WM. M. RILEY, Ordinary,
july 4
(GEORGIA, BIBB C OUNTY :
Whereas John F. Kibbe, Executor of the last Will
and Testament of Caleb Malden, late of said county, de
ceased, applies to the undersigned for Letters of Dis
mission from said estate :
These ate therefore to cite all concerned to be and
appearat the office of the undersigned on or before the
first Monday in December next, to show ciuse, 11 any
they have, why said Executor should not he dismissed
from said Executorship.
Given under my baud and official signature, this July
1st, 18it4. WM. M. RILEY, Urdinary.
july 2
usual hours ot vale, a Negro Woman bv the name or
Huger,about 4» years old, an extra good Cook and trou-.
servant. Sold for distribution among the belrs of Smilie
Levied, on as the pros- 1 s *-‘»brook, deceased. Terms made known on the day ol
- " > Infe- rale. JOHN A. JulINSON,
Court J“ly 1 Executor. 4c
^MEORGIA, BIBB COUNTY:
Administrators Sato of Ne|;ror«.
SK1»H UODGKS * lD ’ pe rmission ot the Honorable the Ordinary of the
Sheriff .V county of Jones, State of Georgia, will he sold in
— - i the town of Clinton, during the usual hours of sale, ou
I the first Tuesday in October next, six Negroes, as ioI
lows: Louisa, about 45 years old ; Howard, 41 ■ Mar
garct.l',*; Priscilla, 17; Mary, 14; Harriet, 14. bold
as the property of Elina B. L'ghthourn, deceased —
terms—Om half cash, payable 1st of January next
note with security As these negroes are all of one
laniily, | would like to lutve theta bought by one per
•°u- F. 8. JoHnSON,Sr.,
July lt» Administrator. 4c
F* EOltGIA, JONES COUNTY:
VT lone* Court of Ordinary, July Terra, 1864.
Whereas Thomas t>. Humphries, one of the Ex ecu
tors o James Locket, deceased, applies to me for Let
ters or Dismission from said Executorship .
These are therefore to cite and admonish all p<reon»
concerned, to be and appear at this office on or by the
second Monday in January next. (Hu:!) and show ca use
If any tlioy have, to the contrary.
Gives under my hand officially, this 7th day of J alv
, , ROLAND T. ROSS, Ordinary
jnly V)
UJEOKGIA, JONES COUNTY :
Jh»ee Court of Ordinary, July Torn, 1864.
Whereas Thomas S. Humphries, Executor on the ea
tate of Sarah Berry, deoeased, applies to me for Letters
or Diemiselon from su.d Executorship :
These are therefore tocitu and admonish all persona
dersigned lor Lettets o' Administration upon the es
tate of David G. Davis, late of said county, deceased :
These are therefore to cite and admonish all concern
ed, to bo and appear at the office of the undersigned on
or before the first Monday In August next, to show
cause, if any they have, why litter* of Administration
should not be granted the applicant in term t of the
Law.
Given under ray hand and official signature, this July
1st, 1804. W. M. RILEY, Ordinary.
iuly 4
Bibb Sheriff Sale.
O N tbe first Tuesday In August next, will be sold be
fore the Court House door, in the city ol Macon,
Bibb county, within the legal hours of sale, the follow
ing property, viz:
Due Lot or parcel of Land, lying in the 614th District,
G. M , or =o much thereof us will satisfy said Tax fl. fas.
situated in East Macon, containing half acre, more or
lea*, adjoining lands of W. A. McLane, Forcer and front
ing on roe Clmton road. Levied on as the property ol
Levi Simpson, to satisfy his Soldiers Tax for May, 1862.
Amount of Tax Six Dollars and five cents, and costs.—
Also one to satisfy a fi. la. for State and County Tax
for the year 1261. Amount Six Dollars and five cents
and cost*. Levy made and returned to me by F. Crown,
Constable J. JOSEPH HUDGES,
June 47 She] id.
G EORGIA, BIBB COUNTY. —Two months after
tbe date hereof application will be made to the
Court of Ordinary cl'satd county, for leave to sell all ol
the real estate belonging to Robert N. Bailey, late of
said county, deceased, thi-: lune 11th, 1802.
11ENUY M. BAILEY, Adm’r.
Je 11.
it any tuey have, to thc contrary.
Given underlay hand officially this 7th day of JuJv
1862- ROLAND T. ROSS, ordinary,
inly It)
Notice to Debtors uiitl Creditors.
C GEORGIA, JONES COUNTY:
a All persons Indebted to the estate of Chapman cox,
decease*, are requested to come fot ward and make iui
mediate payment ; and all persons having demanda
ugaintt saideataie will present their demands duly au
tnenticated acooiding to law, to the undersigned, thl=
July 7th, H6.i. MISSOURI COX, Adm’x
july
Notice to Distributees.
(GEORGIA, JONES COUNTY :
'-* All Dersons concerned are her,
Al.' persons concerned are hereby no' ifiea tnai lour
months after date 1 shall apply to the Honorable the
Court ol Ordinary of said county lor leave to divide the
negroes belonging to the estate ol Charles Macmthy,
late of said county, among the distributees of said ea
tatc, this July 7rh, 1862. Jambs g. BARNES,
Administrator.
ate, mis
july 10
MARY E. GEARY
.}
Libel for Divorce In Bibh Su
perior Conrt.
JAMES W. GEARY.
f appearing to the Conrt that the Defendant reside*
I f appear.-.
beyond the limits of Ihe State of Georgia, i is there
fore ordered by the Conrt that eaid Defendant be and
appear at the next Term of this Court and answer
earn case, ana that service be perfected on said Defen
dant dj a publication of this Rule once a month for lour
months before the next Term of this Conrt in one of the
Journals published in Macon, Ga.
A true extract from the Minutes of Bibb Superior
Court, June 4th, H*S4. JNO. J. RILEY,
j i:.e 6—4m lam Dep. Clerk.
MARY PENDERGRASTi
vs }• Libel for Divorce.
JOHN PENDERGRAST.)
JT appealing to the Court that tfce Defendant in Ihe
A above case is not to be found in Bibb county, bn;
has left this State, it la ordered that the above Libel be
served on him by publishing this order in the Macon
Georgia Telegraph once a month lor four month*, be
fore tbe next Term of this Conrt.
tty the Conrt, May 46th, lb04.
L. N. WHITTLE,
june 4 Att'y for Fl’ff.
t v BORGIA, BIBB COUNTY :
/,v^^v t;r8a ™o!*iV*n» , nhans^nibCMirIre^Horn(f I *laro^^or I *-^fi*e, on or before the first Monday in August next
aud Chulei| minor orpuans of George Horne, lftte of , w v. v i,,**.,,.., ahnnlri not he <rrnritpri tn ta-.h umiintnf
said county, deceased, “applies to resign bis Guardian- !
July 11 T R. bTEWART. Ordinary.
the North and South hive whoily ntisunder-
stooil each Other; and, by way oi illustration,
could a score ol the inhabitants of Louisiana
t ‘oL .Madison Miller,
volunteers,
Capt. P. Gregg,
MONTPELIER
and New York be examined as to the consti-1 to this city yesterday morning from Kiohmond. j
tuli anal opinion on the subject of slavery (which ! They come up from Old Point on Friday night,
was the origin of tho w ar, ) there would be i P«r flag of truce, as w as mentioned in' Sa?or
adisnn Miller, of the 18th Missouri I 111 fi l r it v* FYTnfTl I fllTTm 1 fi
s, Major Stone, of the Sd Iowa, and F K VI A I i T I N tS I I I I I K
Gregg, of the 18th Illinois, returned , 1 ** ‘U-A-Li-L* Ill U i 11 U a lx,
i».<aarosJ.w«.A.w.'n.r n- t i WfMir 91 iii’ini.
Near Jlacun, tk* orgi;i.
KF.V. J0HN~T. PRYSE, M. A., Ree*-,.
MRS. H. D. PJtYSE, Principal.
intention was frustrated by the continual sac- found almost a ooncideuce of ideas. V few fa-' day’s Express. These otficers were captured
:T f T t ' T. ri, i K ?.‘| ,SC ^ nutical sboiitiomu. who loved the nigger better by Gen Beaurcg.nl at the battle ol Shiloh, | T^2£SSS5™S£'bttL?to
.ihu ! m.* • i. ft-“ii tiic* (•till and Atlantic than their country and thc-ir white brethren, their own request were released on pa- 1 becu pecureti f«r the purpose oi reoptnit tr tho Iastitu-
livei j ibing forebode the annihilation of and * few ambitious, designing politicians on I role to repair to YVash : ngton to endeavor to ( “ “eaidlng scuooi iorYoung^ Labio*, the Fall
ill* Confederate .'overntnent, and the two
great powers thought it politic to remain pas
sive, as in a few weeks there would be a con*
quest ot the South, and cotton would again be
supplied to their famishing and pauperised
districts, and give to them the abundance and
prosperity they enjoyed before the American
ditli'T.ity. The French emperor, however,
who had become tired of the repeated assur
ance ot the Federal plenipotentiary at Paris,
that “the rebellion would he crushed in u few
weeks,” sent n dispatch to M. Mercier, the
French minister at Washington, telling him to
visit ihe Confederate capital, aud immcdiaiuly
to inform him of the result of his observations.
Such a delicate mission could not have been
trusted to abler b-.uds than M. Mereier’s. His
siioci s I the result of thc most subtle diplo*
mary. With a ebs-ming frankness of manner
hi went to Mi. Seward and asked his permis-
Men to visit Richmond, that he might from
patsmial observation, satisfy his imperial mas
ter of the hopelessness of the Confederate cause,
and in iliat c-.ent i lance would at once com
inunicate to Jefferson liavis’ government its
disapprobation of his continuing so fruitless a
struggle, and signify to hitn that he must con
sent to thc mediation she was about to offer,
viz : that the two governments should be again
consolidated as before, the Constitution being
somewhat amended so a.-, to suit the exigency
of the time.-, and a general amnesty granted
for all political offences.
Mr. Seward was anxious for the quick sub
mission of the South. Tho visit of M. Mercier,
he thought, wools. .Men it, as the polite
French ambassador, had assured him in their
epistolary correspondence of “bis regard and
friendship. ’ lie would see everything in an
aspect lavorahle to the Federal cause; a.id,
w.ih the approval of Mr. Lincoln, M. Mercier
' visited Richmond.
How anxious Mr. Lincoln and lus premier
were to see M. Mercier on his return from Rich
(to' ' i evinced by the fact that they did not
•watt bis arrival, hut hastened to meet him;—
iu l there is every probability that the oily
tunguid diplomat gave them every assurance
that In- . i it was perfectly tatitfactory, and to
rest ti-surei) of In “regard and friendship.’’—
Tne result of that vi*it is now apparent. After
■ he arrival of dispatches which were sent to
the fiench emperor hy his minister on his re
ft- turn from Hu hinnnd. It was determined by
K
nine politicians on I rolo to repair to >Vash : ngton ... . uu »»s> u , ... _, --
both sides, who, to promote their selfish and I bring about a system of general exchange of! September ntrrt. mrL " ' " 1 ’ ‘ °
ambitious ends, would, like f'ilate, sacrilice the I prisoners between thc two Government®. We TM» Institution will fi- eondueted by tbe present
finj,-t blood in the universe have produced that "toted on Saturday that titer had failed in their ! ri^U^make“fo ^uXilofthe'klgh-
unna|>\ RtAle or nilairs m America which has citort<; but we are mtornieu by oner.t the oiti- J grade. Protauors rucI Teachers of uudoubted abil-
made her the w under ami derision of the world, cers that they have not entirely failed, but have rioDaffi-poftment* W;U * ° rli *’ i/, ' d to a '”' t,hc va ‘
Rut the hour of reckoning will soon come.— strong hopes of bringing about some satisfacto- "tUi uourae of XnsUoctlon will comprise all tbe brun-
Tfce veil will sooori be uplifted from tbe cantinir r v plan. t’o). Miller'and Major Stone returned 01168 of U9 ° ri11 fi 11 * 1 cleitant learning requisite to t Hror-
slsn *s.l nnn-t^J. id i —j i _ .1 ° 11-...1.: .. i ouch and accomplish d ediicut ion.
Tli© or^auifcitioa ofthe Mt*ntoclier Inetliute is de
signed to be bucIi aa :o unite h ilb the educational nd-
▼antages of a firet-cla«s school, all tbe comfort* and ru-
Jovmeiiti* ol a plea-nni Christian llotnc.
Montpelier is widely known ua tbe heat of tbo ouce
celebrated echool, under the conduct ofthe id. Hvv.
Stephen Elliott, D. 1)., Bishop oi Georgia. A* an ell
gib!© location lor *u<:h a School, it pb??<**.*c;* advuii-
U>c* tinenrpaised ary where in tbe boutb. With its
clan :\mi unprinciplo.l lead era, and show them t0 Washington yesterday morning to renew
in ail their deformity. Then let these Mokan- their efforts. Capt Gregg returned to Atlanta,
na deceivers beware of the dupes they have By this time we think we have as many prison-
misled ! j era as thev have, and an exchange should be
Missouri, irom her very Meridian, is not aeo effected,
tiona). ihe rock and tL*e whirlpool were not i
uithin her limits that wrecked the fortunes of j
DESPATCHES IKON MCCLELLAN.
i^ouis Napoleon that mediation, or rather in-
lervention, hould he no longer postponed. It
Sad b een agreed before that France and Eng
land Would act iu concert, an-l immediately a
ne--.tifc was -rnt to Lord I’almcrston sum
Nooning him in haste and privately to Paris.—
The noble Lord was a passenger by the night
train to tin- French Capital—remained iu itdu
ring Ihe following day, when, no doubt, the
programme which was to govern the conduct
of France and England regarding the American
quesi i 'n was determined upon. The Consti
tulionel, the government organ of Franca, in a
leading article headed “Mediation,” two days
after tiro return of Lord Palmerston from his
mysterious visit to Paris, said that the time
had now arrived when European policy n nd the
cause of humanity d-inanded an interference
with the Federal and Conftdcnur'gbvcriimenLs
of Amcrirv. —
ftu article t if the premises be correct) is an
»blc <‘f 1 ’ ft av-uniis the ground, that though
tbeNofth is the most powerful, superior in all
take the imitative in suggesting gome basis ou eminent.
• hich peaceable overtures could be proposed
and accepted. Let her raise* her voire for peace,
and tnvouage her sister Stale* to take for their
motto that wise maxim, “There never was a
good war, or a had peace.” Let an armistice
be determined upon, and the last struggle ol
| he demon of civil war is o’er. Peace will come
in some shaj.e, and he is a traitor to his God
und human brotherhood thru does not wish it.
The Great Exhibition is now in full blast;—
and now that all is perfected, it is indeed wor
thy of being called a “Wold's Fair.” [Here
follows a description which we omit]
It is well for England that her Great Exhi
bition takes place this year, for the sutiering of
her manulacturing districts has been fearful.—
It is still on tbe increase, and millions ol ope
ratives have lo be subsidized by public and pri-
>ate cnaritj. Day hy day, this starvation—
The packages were labelled
TVfelo, July 12th, 18t>2.
7<» Southern Jiditor* :
p) cs . Bail and the Chur--- Hall, with a Chapel, Mualc aud Lec-
..v /-•"«. .'ii v • ii i _ ii tore Room*,studio, Cabinet, aud all other convenience*
patches Irom Gen. Mculeban s Headquarters. ; required fora well-o-qaiuzcdCollegiate Instituiiou.
It is probable they maj- contain reference to 1 ’fhaauperloradvsnuute* ofiered hy the Montpelier
matters of great importance, inasmuch as they 1 J^^^i“,*feu h on’™uMd U Gilidiii« W0rtliy0rthe
were .sent ii|» the day :*fter the Arrival at Wat* ! lti retired (aita^tion ronders it a t*afe and delightful
over of Lincoln retreat irom the exc tcmcnin oi the time^, aua thcliv-
quent interrupt ionh to study, which so terionaly retard
the scholastic improvement of pupil-in towns and nt iei*
Jn its lltneas as i place for the phyeical education of !
yoan^ ladiei*. Montpelier btaadMimivaileti. Its vi.idant
lawns and shady groves afford inducements to ireoet
r PVT , ...... a-N,.- a* II#J exercise and rt*crea f ion, and besidea the opLortUDitiei»
«P Tl.L ill frhlLs aim Vegetftblfft are here jriveu to the puolla lor the cultivation otplau> a and
ripening upon their branches, and essential llowcra the exunaive grounds of the Inatituu*, conuiu-
service to our cause may ho effected bv urefoe tug over four hand e<l acres, with the adjacent Lilia
. 7 . J “*& !U b ami valleye, ofler mre advMiiia^en iur ootiinicui and ve
in lime upon our p#*opie tlie necessity of pre- ologlcal re-earcher*.
serving that surplus which has been habitually In addition 10ftuch lacllitiea for intellectnal andpnya-
\ t a , au.,, ,l„„i j a . J lealcQitnre,the daily a.-aembling of the pupil- iu the
wasted. No eflorts should be spMJefI to save Chapel ol* tho institute, for morning aud evening pray-
cvery edible which own be preservi*iJ in such er, will throw a hal .owing influence- around their corn-
manner and lAMii xii will mur-ni .1*.pdr mon task*and lunccent amuaemeat*, whileoveiy effort
manner arv* Mm will prevent and ad W11 i bemadu through private admonition and counsel,
mit ot e.W trannportntioii. i to cherish tnoee moral virtue# and tfiacea which form
] essential elements in the true education ol every reflii-
JuUM WMITU i Kale Nisi to Foreclose Mort-
Y*. - gage in Houston superior Conrt
PLOifD LAWYER. | April Term, 184i2.
JT appearing to the (-oort, by the petition o! John
Smith, accompanied by the Notes and Mortgage Deed,
tint on the 25ih day ol May,Isttl, the defendant Floyd
htwyor made aud doliverod to the Plalntiii', his three
promi-t*ory note**, each ior thirteen hundred and thirty
three dollars and thirty-three cents, with interest from
date if not punctually paid. And tbal alterwards, on
the clay and year aforesaid, the defendant, the better i-o
MCOtC the payment o! said notes execniod and deliver
ed to thc Plaintifl his Dee«i of Mortgage, whereby the
said Detendaut Mortgaged to the said Piaintifi lot ol
laud, number seventeen (17) in the liith (5th) District
or paid county of Li out* ton, containing two hundred and
two and one half, (9(W*tf) acn e, mors or le.-s. And il
lurlher appearing that raid notes remain unpaid, it is
therefore ordered, that the said Defendant do pay inlo
Conrt oi» or before the ilm day of the next term there
of, the principal, interest and corts due on said note*
or show caure to the contrary, if any he can. And that
on failure so to do by said Defendant, his equity ol re
demption in and to said Mortgaged premises, bclorov-
er ihureattcr barred a id foreclosed. And il ir further
ordered, that this Kule be published in thc Georgia
Telegraph of Macon ouce a month for four mouths pre
vious to the next term of this Court oi served on De
fendant or his special Agent or Attorney at least three
months before next Term ol said Court.
By order ol the Comt. JAMICS A. PKINtiLB,
Pi’iTs Attorney.
A urnc ex’.met trom thc minutes of Houston Superior
Court, April Turin, IStii. T. M. KILDlN, ClCra.
may 7—lam 4tn
SUSAN CALHOUN, * Libel for Divorce in
WTIJralAM L. CALHOUN.) ilonstou Superior Court.
H['lII5ShcTifi having returned that the Defendant in the
A above cuse is not to bo found in this county, and it
appearing to the Court, that the defendant resides with
out the limits of this State, it is, on motion oi John
M. Giles, Attorney lor the Fiaintid, ordered that said
Defendant appear and answer at the next term ol this
Court, else that the case be consider<Ml in deiauit, and
the Plaintiff be allowed to proceed. And it U further
ordered that this rule be published in the Georgia Tel
egraph, or some other paper of said Hi.au*, < nee a month
for four months.
A uue fix tract from the minute? of Houston Stmerloi
Court, April Term, 18M. THUS. M. KXLLKN,CPk.
Aiay ;i—lam 4m
EOKG1A, JONLS COUNTY :
f Jones t.’ourt ol Ordinary, June Term,
Where • a Green Kobcrts applies to me : r DismiMion
from the Guardianship of Martha M. Giles, minor :
These are therefore to cite aud acmom-h all and sin
gular the kindred and creditors and all others concern
ed, to be and appear at this office by tho first Mond*>
in August next, and show cause, if any they have, to ihe
contrary.
Given under my hand at off ce this Jnne 2d. 1862.
june 6 POLAND T. BOSS, Ordinary.
KOKAND
ccmhv
n KOKGIA, JONES COl
^ Jonce Court of Ordinary, June Term, 1262.
Whereas Anderson J. Middiebrooks applies to meior
Dismission from the Guardianship of William G. Mid
dlebrocks, minor:
These are therefore to cite and admonish all and sin
gular the kihdr.-d and creditors and all others concern
ed, to be and appear at this office by the first Monday
in August next, and show cau*e, if any they have to The
contrary.
Giver, under my hand at office this June 3d, 1862,
june*. ROLAND T. KOSS, Ordinary
NOTICE.
G eorgia, jones county :
Sixty days after date application will bemaae to
the Ordinary of Jones county for leave to sell all the
real estate and negroes belonging to the estate of Al
fred M. Pritchett, late of eaid county, deceased, this
May 20th, L-62. DKUCLLLA PRITCHJ5TT,
mayJU Executrix
Haulbolpt) €onntg ^iHJertiaementa
flEOK JIA, KANDOLrn COUNTY :
William Coleman applies to me for Letters of Ad
ministration on the estate of James T. Boon, late ol
said county, deceased :
These are tbereiore to cite all concerned, to shew
snip of said Wards on account of other business, and
requests that George Neulset be appointed Guardian of
the said Wards property. 1 '
Said George ‘ —
all pet sons int
to be and appear at iuy office on the first Monday
" *’— * "rh;
applying for raid Guardianahip. ! Haudolpl. Sheriff Sale,
interested in said Wards estate are required V\7ILL be sold before the Court House door, in the
ppear at my office on the first Monday in Au- Vf town of Cnthbert. said county, within the usnai
S ust next, to show cause. If any they have, why eaid j hours of sale, on the first Tuesday in August next, ou»-
ulius Peter shall not be discharged therefrom, and said House and l^ot on which it is situated, said lot contain
George Neuises be appointed Guardian as prayed for. [ ing twelve acres of land and being within the incorpoi
Given under my Laud aud official Signature this May ; ated Um'.t-s of said town, aud known as the place wuert
30tli, 1862. WM. M. RUJEY, Ordinary, j Zadoc C. llood former*y lived, and where N. H Geerlin
june 8 | now lives. Said lot and premises levied on as ihe prop
■ * | erty of Keenith Yelveton to gatisly a mortgage u. la
pfiOROIA, RLBB COUNTY : | from Randolph Superior Court, in fa\or oi Zadoc c
'J Whereas Alexander Hohendorf, Executor of the j Hood vs. Keenith Yelverton. Property drscribe;l In
last Will and Tertameut ofMar> L. Cray, late of said j said mortgage fi. fa. and pointed our for levy and sale
county, deceased, applies to the undersigned for Let- ; hy plaintiff. JcHN T. JENKINS,
ter? dismissory from eaid Executorship: j july 3 Sherin
J hese are there tore to rite and admoul&h all and sin
gular, the kindred and creditors of said deceased, to be i PJ.EORGIA, RANDOLPH COUNTY':
and appear at the office of the undersigned on or before ! ^ Whereas Mrs. Georgia J. Satterwhite applies l«>
the tot Monday in November next to show cause, ii ; mo for Letters ol Administration on the estate ol Mar
any they have, why said letters diemipr-ory should not cusL. Satterwhite, deceased :
be granted the applicant in terms of tne law. These are therelore to cite the kindred and creditors
Given under my hand and official signature, this April i of said deceased, to be and appear at the Court of urdi
lUth Ibn2 WM. M. RILEY, Ordinary. , nary, to be held l’ r the county of Randolph, within vtn-
ip f ii. ’ time prejenbed by law, to show cause, if any they have,
—- why said letters may not issue.
g' \ Kola; I \ BIBB COUNTY * Given binder my hand this 26t'n day of J une, lbti2.
G Whercia John J. Kifey, AdminiMralor upou the j j°°e 48 T. R. feTEWAR’ r . Urd.ua,.
estate of William Barnes, deceased, late of said county, j ^ uoRrii a r/ vnni pit COUNTY •
applies to the undersigned to be dismissed from said j Q- Green H. Lockett applies to me tor L*; 1
tors of Administration on the estate of Augustus V
G eorgia, Houston county' :
Whereas William Moll*, Administrator tic bonis
mm, of Phillip Busby, deceased, applies tome for let
ters ot dismission from said Administration :
i bene are therefore to cltA aud admonish all aud sin
gular the kiudred and creditors to be aud appear nt my
office on or beiore the first Monday in November next
aud show cause, if any they have, w hy said William
Slone should not be (tismisi-cd from ?*ud Acimixilatra
tiou.
Given under my hand at ofiicn, this April 15, 1862.
May2 W. i . SWIFT,
administration;
These are therefore to cite and admonish ail concern
ed, to be and appear st the office of the undersigned on
or belore the first Monday in October next, to show
cause. If any they have, why letter? dlsmlesory should
not be granted the applicant.
Given under my nand and official signature, this
March 25th, 1862. WM. M. RILEY,
mar 25 Ordinary
G eorgia, bibb county:
Wheieas John J. Riley, Administrate upon the
Estate oi Benjamin Smith, deceased, late O' said coun
ty, applies to the undersigned for Letters Dismissory
from said administration:
Thi so arc thureiore to cite aud admonish allcoucom- : K xue '“ i*''i‘" t , Xra, , .5fv .‘n^Toi'iT“«.hV
id to l>u aud avqiear at tho ollice oi tho under ijjned on f'idmSSai ’ *
or before the first Monday in October next, to ehow m. 1 K^Tth^CMiicl lso>
cause, It any they have, why Letter. UlamfeBory should Given under my hand in cmce.lhit june . id^l^
not hi granted the apphcait. * 1. R. sTKW ART^Irdfearj.
Given under my band and official signature v thie \ /~i EORG-IA, KAKDOLPH COUNTY :
March 25th, 1S62. WM. M. RILEY, I whereas David Jones, Administrator on the £e-
Ordinary. , of James Jones, deceased, applies tome for Letters
^ of Dismlsiion from said estate:
Lockett, of said county, deceased:
These are therefore to cite thc kindred and creditors
of said deceased, to bo and appear at tbe Court ot urdi
nary to be held tor the county of Randolph, w.thiu th-
time prericrioed by law, to show cause, ii any they have,
why said letters may not issue.
Given under my had this 26th day of June. 1H»2.
june 28 T. It STEWART, Ordinary.
n EORGIA, RANDOLPH COUNTY
vjr John T. Brown applies to me lor Letters of Admin
istration on tne estate of B. A. Graham, late ol said
ordinary.
r ^ 4 t , i cssenuai eicinems m i
Apples, pcache.*, pear?, ligs okra, peppers, edand Christian !ady.
I»r it has come to that—becomes more distres-1 cab be rendilv anti cheaply <iricd, and I Though the Divine Worship on Sundays will be cel-
.fe n. is no remedy but in.awpply would thus wtemlly mid to through- I
OJ c-ottou. She most have •■otton. and that I 0411 *■*© y wot only nutritious food, but thfft all luterferunce witffi the rcilvloun persuasions und focl-
shonJy, and she can on!v ret it from America, variety iu diet which is so essentia) to health. ' iffg* of pupils beioog ng to difierent creed?.
r . gh 1* The bcholaatir year, consisting o: 4 i weeks, will b 1 *-
* hv li>reign i‘upital intr(xiili-*(i into J onil‘ >n flu ■ Our solurors require sontettniig inoi** to roam— i iiurot till til at Wfdjawlij in tfeptarober. and i-nd ou
ring f his exhibition has kept the distiess from u in their manly vigor than the sailed and bad j tfi*Ujt Thuredmy in June^ it will b, divided into a Fall
London, at’d made it an easier matter to sup
ply the necessities ot the manufacturing dis
trict*. Had it not have been for the Great Ex-
ly cooked bread to which toe neces-tdes of our ! ^‘^‘“cm^wtaUTild ou the
beleaguered land have long amt often rodueetl ' Uei Friday In J uni.
their diet. A more savory- and varied diet,
hibitK.it. the want of the great staple in F.ng 1 which the products oi our «oi! can bountifully
land, at the present time, would have been in* 1 *" u ^ * ”
supportable.
'1 lie journals from every part of Europe are
speaking of thesis ^nation ot business, and are
attributing all to the American war, or, in oth
er words, to the failure ofthe warned supply ol
cotton. It has now leaked out, alter all the
bombast r.l England, al>out getting a aupply
from Algiers, India and Egypt, and after per
fectly draining those countries, that thev can
furnish, would more effectually keep our hos
pitals empty, and our camps free from the lan
guid and pallid viotmes of the blood-tie- troying
scurvy, than physic and physicians.
J he preservation ol fruit can besoperimend
ed hy our noble women, whose glorious devo
tion has already been recorded on the pages of
parliamentary history by chivalric gentlemen
of England. Let theta be informed that they
could thu-' aid to save the lives of more braves
and
defeat the South in every
rever subjugate (bring an-
•■kc) it. Though she might overrun
i nut occupy it It considers the
> of the North and tbo South as vn
/ li, (anadmitted fact) and that it is
consecrate by treaty, a separation al-
•oinplishcd. The winding tip of the
article allmhd to in thc Constitution?) is as fol
lows, (literally translated:) “Mediation, on
ihe contrary, by terminating a tralicidal Strug*
glc, and by consecrating a separation a.ready
accomplished, without permitting one of the
belligerents to ctu--h the other, and to produce
-J >l,.iiun instead of peace, would render the
in , t. eminent rviot- to America as well as to
Europe.”
“One year ago, when thc war commenced.
France tifl'ered liter mediation to America. That
n<.l supply one tithe of the sufficiency ot that! in our camp?, aod the heartsot more mourners
article; and H is well understood from recent ! in their homes, than arc killed and wounded hy
Mat., tier, that America has produced eighty-! the bullets of low-born Yankees in a bloody
five per cent, bt cotton consumed in the world. I battle, and there need be but little fear that the
life world i: now suffering for il—there is no season will witness tiur fruits wastefully des-
suhatUutr for il- thire is no place of supply troyed by the tock, or prodigous rotting on
Jl ’ America. I he world fo viewing with an* : the ground.
gry impatience the destruction of it by thc ! While loftier motives should prompt their
Confederates, but while they deplore it, ac* j preservation, I am authorized to add another
knowledge their right, it fe-ing their own.— inducement by Major John J. Walker, whose j
They know, however, that could other ships zeal and talent are now, fortunately fcroursol- !
besides those of the T nil. J fifefo. be tune to! diers, devoted to them at the post of Chief Oom-
receive it, and oth "■ ,a-o(iii- besides those with ! missary of this Department, where energy, j
whom-thoy are al war, have access to the plan- ability, and aynepathy with sulfrring are so
ters, the Confederates would cease to make much needed.
He gives his assurance* that he will prompt
ly purchase for our soldiers, sta fair and liber
al price all dried (or otherwise preserved) fruits
and vegetables.
It is hoped that these views will meet with
your approbation, and will therefore lie pressed
upon the public notice.
Very respectfully, your ob’t serv'L
SrrasroKp E. Chau.il,
Medical Inspector, ice.
make
bonbres of the precious article, and would be
but too glad to sell it to any other country but
the Federal government.
I cannot make too impressive the fact that
European intervention i* at ha ml. It were (ar
better, far more maguanimous, if, without this
intervention, America would settle her own af
fairs. It fo quite far enough for these Euro
pean powers to go in offering their “medinbun.”
They wish a pretext to go farther, but thOp
|x>rtuniiy should not be afforded them
t- M. tt.
Illinois ani> th:. Necko.—The following pro
positions, submitted to the people of Illinois at - .
tlie same time the new Constitution was, we • some days ago, and reached here on Thursday
learn from the Chicago Times, were sustained I night by the Gulf train,
by a large majority : \y e a ]go learn that eight ol the same gentry
“.Sec. 1. No negro or mulatto shall migrate were captured on the Altahama about a week
to or settlo in this Stale. ago. They were in a covered boat completely
Sec. 2 No negro or mulatto shall have the j concealed, an-J floating- down the river on tho
right of suffrage or hold any office in this State, i tide, when our pickets discovered the craft and
“Sec. 8. The General Assembly shall pasa I ordered it ashore. Ujion a threat to shoot, the
all lawa necessary to narry into effect the pro- J Yankees made their appearance and quietly
visions of this article.” * j i—a— x?._
Gaptcre or Escaped PKiiosms.—Two Yan
kee prisoners, who recently made their escape
from Macon, were ai(Tested in Coflee county
‘ surrendered.—dav, Etp.
Moni jailer le dl.-iant, by Stw:e road, 16 rni.'es from
Maci>u. aud 5m Ice from tfi« ncareft point or. tue Mn-
c«m & Weolern Railway, uheio a carriage will await
the urnv* o. ih <ars ou iluee days iu every week, lor
the Con cv . Ditora and pupils to the Institute.
TEKMIS.
Boa.*d, includingwuhiu^, fuel and light*, with
Tuition iu the EukIisu und Claaaical Depart-
nicuts, per roan-on ^of 21 ^eekd.) - 1150 00.
There will be extra charged ior French, Music, Draw
iu^, Faiutiuj, &c.
No additional charge for Vocal Music and Ornamen
tal Needlework.
Payment of ho!a ?harjjca for each sesrion will be
requir d invariably > ’tlvmnce.
lu.i iAK.NCKs — 1 Tn« principula are kindl.f permitted
to reier ld Uit» lollowing ^ut.tmen residing lu Savanuah,
Ga : Rt Rev. btcpheu i* Ilk It. D D„ Bishop of Georgia;
Rev. I. b. K. Axaon, D. D , Kev. David H. J^rter, Rev.
i\ li. McRae, Rev. Jacob Koteufcld, ilon. Jclm E. Ward,
R. R. Guy er, Eeq., G. W. Anderson, E«q., ilon. Judge-
Law, Hiram Roberta, K-q., Gen. A. R. Lawton, W. P.
Hunter, Eaq . Dr. P. M. £ol lock, Hon. bole mon Cohen,
Capt. John hereven, Hon. Judge Harden, Hon. G, A.
Gordon, Dr. J Uriah Harris.-, and others.
For LircuUrs with turther particulars, apply to
the K«v. John T. Pryse, at bavunnab, Ga., Kill the 15th
ol Joir, and after tr at fLitc, at Montpelier, Von roc coun
ty, Us. July 10—d3t wftt
~ SCHOFIELD ft BROTHER,
iJiliJ Oi; il
.liaron, Georgia.
JOHN S. SCHOFIELD, JOSHUA SCBOUEUD
We are prepared to Mitnufact ire
STEAM ENGINES,
CIRCULAR SAW MILLS,
MILL AND GIN GEARING,
Suaar Mills,
BRASS AND IRON CASTINGS,
OF K V £B7 DE8CU1PTION.
IRON RAILINOS AND VERANDAHS, j
Haring the moat complete aasnrtment of trou Kail J
inac* in the Stats, which for elegance, neat aeta,dura 1
bifitv and deiign, cannot be surpassed, aud are suit j
able'forthe Fronts of
Dw«lli*(«, CfSKltr, !.•<■, Public a,uan*. .
Church Feiirea aud Knlcoraira.
Fersonsdesirous purchasing RAILINGS, wil
do well togive us a call, as weare determined toot I
for as £Cod bargainsas any Northern Establishment
ty Specimens of our Work can be seen at Rose
Hill Cemetery-and at various private residences i j
tUs city bov 30 17
i \ EiiRULA, BOUSTON COUNTY:
VJT Whereas Levi fi. Bryan, Guardian of Mai tha
Bryan, applies to me for Inters of <B*uui«*l«*n Irom his
said Guardianship :
These are therefore to cite and admonish all and sin
gular ti>e perron or persons interested, to b« and appeal
at my office withiu the time prescribed oy law aud enow
cause, if anv they have, why t'aid letters diamiawiry
should not be gmuivd.
Given under my hand at office April SOth, 1663.
May 2 W. T. bWlr’T, Ordinary.
G eorgia, Houston bounty:
Whereas fiu«»ch W. Gaddy, Executor of Mary Jones*
lateol said county, deceased, respectfully ehoweth that
he has tally and laithfnlly executed hia said traet ac
cording to law ai d the will of ea d deceased:
These are therefore to cite and admonish all persons
concerned to be and appear at my office on or before
ihe ti f*t Monday In October next, to ehow cause. If any
they have, why letters dismissory should not be grant
ed the applicant.
Given under ray baud and official signature this 4th
day of April, 1862. W. T. SWIFT, Ordinary,
wpr 7
/ i KOKGIA, BIBB COUNTY :
VJ( Whereas A. F. bherwood, Administrator upon
the estate of Michael ballivan, late oi e aid co inty, de
ceased, applies to thc undersigned for Lerters Dismis-
eory upon said estate :
These are therelore to cite and admonish all persons
concerned, to be and appear at the office ol the under
signed on or before the first Monday in .August next, to
chow cause, if any they have, why Utter* Dismissory
should not be granted the applicant..
Given under my baud and official signature, this Jan
uary 27th, 1m>2. WM. M. itiLfiY,
These are therefore to cite all persons concerned to
be and appear at the Court of Ordinary to be held for
the county of Randolph within tne time prescribed by
law, to snow cause, if any they have, why letters twx,
not issue. . ,.. -4W _
Given under my liand this 12th day of May, 1862.
may 14 T. 11. STKWART, Ordinarj. -
n KOKGIA, RANDOLPH COUNTY :
^ David Jones, Administrator of the estate of Jasea
Jones, deceased, applies i.o me for Letters ol Dismiariun
; from said administration. Therefore all persoas con
cert, cd are hereby notified to show cause on or before
- thc first Mon dry in November next, why said applicant
CQ'dl StotiCfS—dttlilCOI Qi ouutu j
T. R. STEWART, Ordluarv.
3tgal JXotices-tQnituran C ountg.
Qultuiaii ^lieriff Sale.
W7U.L be sold on the first Tuesday in August next,
t , before the Court House door, in the county ot
Vuitmun, Mate ot Georgia, within the legal hours ol
safe, the following property, to wtt: Nineteen Bales ol
Coffi n, the undivlde- Inte'.est ot Wm. C. Richardson,
It being one half of said Cotton. Levied on as the
property oi Wm. C. Richardson, to ta isly two cost fl.
fas. issued from Stewart Superior Court, in favor of K.
F. Kiiksey, C'leik, vs. Wm. C. Richardson, Dcpnty
Sherill'. Fronerty pointed out by PlaintilT.
JAMES Jl. COOPER,
july 1 Slicrttl.
HEOHGIA, QUITMAN COUNTY :
” Whereas 'I’homss T. Tye, applies lo me for Letters
of Administration on the estate of James T. Tye, late
of suid county, deceased:
This, are therefore to cite and admonish all and sin
gular, the kindred and creditors of raid deceased, to be
and appear at my office within the time prescribed by
law, aud show cause. If any they have, why sanl letters
shonld not bo granted.
Given under my hand at office. June 2.7,1S04.
juue 3tl J. W. MERCEk, Ordinary.
G eorgia, quitman county:
Whereas o. II. Davis, of Early county, applies to
me fur Letters of Administration on thc Estate of Wil
liam Johnson, late ol said county, deceased:
These are therefore to cite and admonish all and sin
gular, thc kindred and creditors of said deceased, to be
and appearat my ofllce within the time prescribed by
law, aud show cause, if any they have, why said letter*
ahonld not be granted.
Given under my hand at ofllce, May 47th, 18E4.
may at) J. W. MERCER, Ordinary.
STTNLIMKli SCHOOL
AT THE
WESLEYAN FEMALE COLLEGE
T -llE Session ot this School will begin on MONDAY-
July 41st, and continue until September 36th.—
The studies will be adapted to preparation for the Col
lege course Tuition $15 per session. Board, inclu
ding washing and llgbt*, $45 per month.
t KOKGIA, WILCOX COUNTY :
u Whereas Wright Tumberlin applies to mo for Let ;
ters oi Administration on the estate ot Abner Brown,
Dtely deceased: .....
These are therelore to cite and admonish ail and sin
gular the kindred and creditors of raid deceased, and
all others concerned to be and appear at my office with
in the time prescribed by law, and show' r.au*c, if any
they have, why letters cf administration should not be
grunted to applicant.
Given under my hand at office this .Tunc 2d, 1864.
june It J. W. MASHBUKN, Ordinary.
p EORGIA, WILCOX COUNTY:
o Whereas Frederick Brown applies to me for Let
ters of Administration ou the estate of Clarke Legget,
tale of Bald county, deceased:
These are therelore to cite and ndmomsh ail and sin
gular the kindred and creditors of said deceased, to be
and appear at my office within the time prescribed by
law, aud show cause. i< any they have, why letters of
administration shonld not be granted said applicant.
Given under my hand at office, June 4d, 16*i4
june'12 JAS. W. MASUBURN, Ordinary.
Yegai Notices—(Sratoforii <£ounte
G eorgia, crawfokd county:
Whereas David M. Murray applies Vo me for Let
ters of Admlnistratfen on the estate of Louiss A. Harp,
iaieof said county, deceased :
These arc therefore to cite and admonish all and sic
gnlar the heirs and creditors of said deceased, to be auo
appear at ray office withiu the time prescribed hy law,
and shew iunsc, if any they have, why said adrnluU
tration should not be granted to the applicant.
Given under my hand and official signature, June 30m
1864. JAMES J. HAY, Ordinary,
july 8 s.
P EORGIA, WILCOX COUNTY :
G Whereas A. A. F. Reid applies for Letters ol Ad-
ministration on the estate of Wllltam H. bcoot, late of j
said county, deceased: |
The-e arc therefore to cite nnd admonish all and sin
gular ihe kindredand creditors of raid deceased, to be
and appear al my office within the time prescribed by
law, aud show cause, if any they have, wny letters of
administration should not Tie granted said applicant.
Given nnder my handat office June 2d, 1864.
june 14 JAS. W. MASHBURN, Ordinary, j
G eorgia, wilcox county :
Whereas, A. A. F. Reid applies to me lor Letters 1
of Administration on the estate ofW. H. Scott, late of
said county, deceased:
These are therefore to cite and admonish all and sin-.
gular the kindred asd creditors of said deceased, to be
and appearat my office within thc time prescribed by i
law, and show cause, if any they have, why letters of j
administration shonld not be granted said applicant.
Given nnder my hand at office. May 25th, 1864. :
may 48 JAS. W. MASHBURN, Ordinary^ ,
pEORGIA, WILCOX COUNTY: j
G Whereas, John R. Ashley applies for Letters ofAd-
ministration on the estateolT. A. Ashley, late of said
C °These^therefore to cite and admonish all and sin
gular the kindred and creditois of said deceaseiL to be
and appear at my office within the time prescribed by
5iw, £ld show cause. If anv they have, why letter* of
administration .honfi not Tic granted said applicant.
Oivenunder binary
C 1 EORGIA, CRAWFORD COUNTY :
IT Whereas William G. Prator, Executor of the last
Will and Testament of John Dorougn, late of ?tvt4boun
ty, decease d, applies to me for Letters Dismisravy from
said Executorship:
These a e therefore to cite and admonish all and sin
gular the kindred and creditors oi said deceased to be
and appear at my office within the time prescribed hy
law. and tueir objections file, if any they have, why
said letters dismissory shou'd nol be granted the said
William G. Prator.
Given under roy hand and official signature, June 2a
1864. JAMES J. RAY, Ordinary.
june5
NOTICE.
S IXTY DAY'S after date application will be made to
the Ordinary of Crawford conuty for leave to sell
the Lands of Marlin Ansley, late of said cointy, de
ceased. ZERUAU ANSLEY, AdnFr
mav 90
- .-J?-""!!.*-". 1 1 J2-;
G eorgia, worth county:
To all whom It may Concern -
Whereas J. J. Willis applies to me for Letters of Ail
ministration on the estate of William H. Willis deceas
cd, late of raid county :
These are therefore to cits and admonish ail persons
interested to be and appear at my office on or before
the llist Monday in July next, then and there to show
cause, if any, why said letters shonld not be granted it,
terms ofthe law.
Given nnder my hand officially, this 13th day ot May,
1664. JAMES W. ROUSE,
may 16 Ordinary, w. C.
my HI—d3t wit
±2.
J. M. BONNltLL.
Sheriffs office, Bibb County, , Snnt>T*fecra.ed
mHE sheriff Sales of Bibb county will hereafter tm j
1 to foe Georg. | JqmM
Executor’s Sale.
O N foe 1st Tuesday In Augait next,will be sold before
the Court Bouse door In the town of Camilla,
Mitchell county, between the usual hours of sale, one
i lot of Land, No. 189, in the 11th District of said county,
» : coutatning two hundred and fifty (450> acres, belonging
- 1 to ths estate of Wm. H. Lakman, late ol Richmond
t Mnntv. deceased Titles indisputable. Terms cssh.
TAAD. OAKMAN, 1
ROB’T H. GASMAN, VHx’n
O. H. VAN WHEN, S
i*,-.* -ti-- ^41
PEORGIA, MILLER COUNTY :
Whereas K. C. Collier has applied to me for Letters
of Administration ob the estate of George A. Collier,
late of Baid county, deceased : , . „
These are therefore to cite and admonish all and sin
gular the kindred and creditors of said deceased, to be
and appear at my office in Colquitt, in said county, on
or before the tonrth Monday in July next, to ehow cause.
If any they have, why said letters shall not be granted.
Given under my hand and official signature, June
17th, 1862. M. V. JORDAN, Ordinary.
June 21
Notice.
A l l. persons having demands aga'nst the estate ol
Warren W. Keaton, deceased, Lite or Baker coun
ty will present them duly authentitaud, within the
tint* prescribed bylaw. All persons indebted to said
m jiB» 46 11 1 "“^£«d2uck. Adm’r.
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