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HERMES LODGE OF PERFEC- TION. No. 3. G., E ... P ... AND S ... MASONS 14º-Ill Phomas W. Chan. dler 33º, T .: P ... G .. Master; S. L. Solomonson, 14°, secretary.
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INDEPENDENT ORDER OF ODD FELLOWS.
Odd Fellows Hall, Whitehall, south- east cor Alabama.
GRAND LODGE-William S. Gram- ling, M. W. G., Atlanta ; H. S Brad- ley, R. W. D. G. M., Gainesville ; John G. Deitz, R. W. G. Sec , Macon ; Luther J. Glenn, Atlanta, and C. C. Kibbee, Hawkinsville, R. W. G. Reps. to G. L. of U. S.
LODGES.
CENTRAL LODGE, NO. 28-Meets every Tuesday. E. I. Cole, N. G ; W. L. Jarvis, Sec.
BARNES LODGE, NO. 55-Meets every Friday. Jerome M. McAfee, N. G .; G. H. Merrifield, Sec.
CAPITAL LODGE, NO. 66-Meets every Thursday. John Fickin, N. G .; J. B. Goodwin, Sec.
SCHILLER LODGE, NO. 70-Meets every Monday. Jonas Selig, N. G .; HI. Franklin, Sec.
ENCAMPMENTS.
EMPIRE ENCAMPMENT, NO. 12- Meets second rnd fourth Wednesday each month. J. B. Goodwin, C. P .; G. R. McCown, Sec.
DEGREE LODGES.
MIRIAM REBECCA DEGREE LODGE, NO. 7-Meets first and third Wednesday each mon h. W. J. Kilby, N. G .; G. R. McCown, Sec.
RELIEF.
GENERAL RELIEF COMMITTEE- G. H. Merrifield, 6 Marietta; E. I. Cole, N G; Jerome McAfee. N. G .; John Ficken, N. G .. Jonas Selig, N. G.
Free Sons of Israel.
GEORGIA LODGE, NO. 12- Meets in Good Templars Hall every second and fourth Wednesday in each month I. Sulzbacher, president; L. Lieber- man, vice president ; M. Titlebaum, secretary ; S Rosenfeld, financial sec retary ; G. Saloshin, treasurer.
I. O. B. B.
GATE CITY LODGE, NO. 144-Meets in Odd Fellows Hall, Whitehall, south-
east corner Alabama, second and fourth Sunday each month. A. Rosenfeld, president ; A. E. Shulhafer, vice-pres- ident ; L. Seldner, secretary ; S. Salo- shin, treasurer ; M. Saloshin, monitor; E. Rich, assistant monitor ; M. Hart. man, guardian ; Charles Pfeifer, war- den.
A. O. U. W.
ATLANTA LODGE NO. 1-Meets in Good Templars' Hall, Whitehall, southwest corner Hunter, first and third Tuesday evening of each month. W. F. Slaton, P. M. W ; I. S. Boyd, M. W .; A. R. Everett, G. F .; J. A. Link, O .; W. B. Bonnell, R .; A. O. Osborne, F. & R ; J. L. McGaughey, G .; A. A. Nolan, I. W .; G. H. Boynton, O. W.
I. O. G. T.
GRAND LODGE OF GEORGIA.
J. G. Thrower, G. W. C. T., Atlanta; M. P. Caldwell, G. W. C., Gainesville; Miss Gertrude W. Johnson, G. W. V. T., Bartow; W. O. H. Shepard, G. W. S. and T., Marietta; Rev. J. E. Evans, G. W. Chaplain, Atlanta J. P. Mere- dith. G. W. M, Augusta; Sister W. E. Jones, G W. D. M., West Point; Sister Dora Love, G. W. I. G., Dalton; G. L. Beckham, G. W. O. G., Concord; R. A. Varnedoe, G. W. A. S., Atlanta; J. A. Kennedy, P. G. W. C. T., Conyers; S C. Westbrook, G. W. Messenger, Fairburn; W. M. B. Hand, Gen. Supt. C. W. T., Greensboro.
Next session convenes in Macon, first Tuesday in September, 1878.
ATLANTA LODGE, NO 1-Meets every Monday in Powell Hall. C. J. Oliver. W. C. T .; Miss Jennie Noble, W. R S.
SPENCER LODGE, NO. 2-Meets corner Decatur and Pratt, every Mon- day. J. W. Taylor, W. C. T .; J. N. Hudson, W. R. S.
GEORGIA LODGE, NO. 132-Meets in Good Templars' Hall every Tuesday. James Woods, W. C. T .; A. A. Mau- ning, W. R. S.
JAMES LODGE. NO 355-Meets in Good Templars' Hall, West End, every Friday. F. S. Stewart, Jr., W. C. T .; II. Culberson, W. R. S.
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DEAN LODGE, NO. 463-Meets every Friday evening, at Dean's Hall, 324 Marietta. Amos T. Smith, Dep.
Cold Water Templars
WENONA LODGE, NO. 1-Meets in Good Templars' Hall, every Sunday at 2 p. M. Mrs. J. G. Thrower, Supt.
Knights of Jericho.
UNDINE LODGE, NO. 3-Meets in Powell Hall, every Thursday. R. P. Zimmer jan, Chief.
Templars of Honor.
FULTON TEMPLE OF HONOR- Meets in Good Templars' Hall, White- hall, southwest corner Hunter, every Saturday. T. F. Wynne, W. C. ... J. O. Perkins, W. B.
I. O. R. M.
CHEROKEE TRIBE, N9. 1-Meets in Powell Building, every Friday eve- ning. Dave Bussey, sachem ; John Richardson, senior sagamore; () T. Hart, junior sagamore; W. C. Reynolds, chief of records; Thomas Keltner, keeper wampum; Edward Baldwin, prophet.
MODOC TRIBE, No. 3-Meets above 210 Marietta, every Monday evening. II. P. Hayne, sachem ; George Clin- ton, senior sagamore; C. L. Loyd, ju- nior sagamore ; G. M. Jones, chief of record ; S. M. Griffin, keeper wam- pum ; M. T. Simmons, prophet.
Knights of Honor.
GATE CITY LODGE, No. 346- Meets in Good Templars' Hall, first and third Friday each month. Albert Howell, dictator ; A. Park Wood ward, vice dictator : A. O. Osborne, financial reporter and treasurer.
GEORGIA LODGE. No. 127-Meets in Good Templars' Hall, second and fourth Friday in each month. Rev. Benjamin Johnson, dictator; S. C. Kicklighter, vice-dictator; Dr. J. T. Johnson, assistant dictator ; H. C. Mitchell, financial reporter ; A. A. Nolan, treasurer ; Rev. D. W. Gwin, chaplain ; G. S. Prior, representative to grand lodge.
KNIGHTS
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PYTHIAS.
F.C.B.
Knights of Pythias.
GRAND LODGE OF GEORGIA- Meets annually, third Tuesday in Au- gust. Next meeting to be held at Sa- vannah. R. R. Richards, G. C., Sa- vannah ; John Y. Dixon, G. V. C., At- lante; D B. Woodruff, G. K. of R. S., Macon: Felix Corput, G. P. C., Macon.
SUBORDINATE LODGE.
ATLANTA LODGE, No. 20-Meets every Wednesday evening, 7,30 P.M., Powell Building. C. L. Mangum, C. C .; E. T. Plummer, V. C .; J. M. Hun- nicutt, P. C .; J. P. Bellinger, M. A .; J. A. Perkerson, M. of F .; J. F. Sim- mons, M. of E; W II. White, I. G .; H. H. Dickson, O. G .; W. C. Dickson, Prelate.
TELEGRAPH COMPA- NIES.
WESTERN UNION TELEGRAPH COMPANY-8 E. Wall. J. Herrick, manager ; Colin McDonald, clerk ; P. Holcomb, J. M. Stephens, R. O. Camp, R. I. Alston, operators. (Tarif) not obtainable. )
U. S. LOCAL OFFICERS, ETC.
COMMISSIONERS-Lawson Black, 61 E. Alabama ; A. E. Buck, W. B. Smith, and Wm. H. Smyth, 20 Decatur.
COURTS .- (U. S. Dist. and Circuit Courts) Northern District of Georgia -- 20 Decatur, corner Pryor. Hon. Wil- liam B. Woods, judge Fifth Judicial Circuit, residence, Atlanta ; Hon. John Erskine, district judge ; residence, At- lanta. Henry P. Farrow, district at- torney ; George S. Thomas, assistant attorney ; Julius L. Brown, standing master in chancery ; A. E. Buck, clerk ; Frank A. Ham, deputy : O. P. Fitzsimons, marshal; James T. Pace, Clark Howell, Jr., Thomas C. Murphy, deputies ; J. W. Anderson, deputy,
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Savannah : B. F. Wofford, and W. M. post chaplain ; lat Lieut. Carroll H. Rich, 'deputies, Cartersville; W. W. Potter. adjutant 18th Inf., post adju- Montgomery and William Strange, de- 'tant ; 1st Lieut. James H. Baldwin, R. puties, Rome : J. E. Ritch, deputy, Athens ; J. B. Gaston, deputy, Gainesville ; Isaac W Carter, deputy, Carrollton ; S. W. Murray, deputy. Griffin. Q. M .: Captain C. Durham, command- ing company B; Captain Joseph K. Hyer, commanding company C .; 1st Lient. Michael Leahy, commanding company D .; Captain Jacob Klein, com- TERMS. manding company E ; Captain Thomas ( Northern District) Circuit Court-Sec- on.l Mondays in March and September. J. Loyd, commanding company F .; 1st Lieut. Robert F. Bates, commanding - company G ; Captain James Stewart, commanding company K.
District Court-First Mondays in March and September.
(Southern District) - At Savannah. (James McPherson; clerk. )
Circuit Court - April Term, 2d Mon- day in April ; November Term, Thurs- day after lat Monday in November.
District Court-2d Tuesdays in Feb- ruary, May, August and November.
HEADQUARTERS DEPARTMENT OF THE SOUTH-Offices 30 and 32 E. Wall.
DEPARTMENT OFFICERS.
Thomas H. Ruger, Brigadier General U. S. A., commanding : Lieutenant B. Wheeler, aide-de camp; Col. Chaun- cey McKeever, Assistant Adjutant General ; Colonel George F. Head, Medical Director : Colonel William B. Rochester, Chief Paymaster ; Colonel John G. Chandler, Chief Quartermas- ter ; Colonel George Bell, Chief Com- mi-sary of Subsistence ; Major William H. Gardner, Assistant Surgeon ; Ma- jor John R. McGinnis, Chief of Ord- nance ; Major Nicholas Vedder, Assis- tant Paymaster.
FIELD AND STAFF.
Headquarters McPherson Barracks.
This property of the government, containing 53 84-100 acres of ground. is located in the southwestern portion of the city ; built in 1867, and can COUNTY SURVEYOR-B. F. Walker, City Hall comfortably quarter a full regiment of companies. The present command consists of Field and Staff Officers, Reg- imental Band, Companies B., C., D., E., F .. G. and K., 18th Infantry, aggregat- COUNTY TREASURER-C. M. Paine, City Hall. ing (283) two hundred and eighty- three officers and enlisted men. Lieut. SHERIFF-Angus M. Perkerson, office City Hall. Elected January, 1877, for 2 years. Salary fees ; bond $100,000. G. Whit Anderson, Clement C. Green, Charles W. Wel s, deputies, appointed by sheriff. Col. H. M. Black commanding post : Major James Belger, Quartermaster U. S. A., Post Q. M. in charge of Nation - al Cemeteries at Marietta and Ander- sonville ; Major W. H. Forwood, sur- geon ; Frank Atkisson, acting asst. STATE AND COUNTY TAX RE- surgeon : George P. VanWyck, U. S. A., CEIVER-William Ezzard, City Hall.
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Lieutenanta: 1st Lieut. George N. Bomferd, Ist Lie t. H. H. Benner, 21 Lient. W. S. Patton, 2d Lieut. Charles H. Cabanirs, 1st Lieut. F. H. Barnhart, 2d Lieut. C. W. Williams, 1st Lieut. C. R. Paul, 2d Lieut. W. F. Wood, 2d Lieut. J. H. Todd, Ist Lient. W. A. Miller, and 2d Lieut. John Anderson.
INTERNAL REVENUE- (Second District of Georgia. ) Andrew Clark, collector. Office 24 S. Broad. Theo- dore D. Irish and S. M. Nealon, depu- ties.
REGISTER IN BANKRUPTCY- Lawson Black, 61, E. Alabama.
COUNTY OF FULTON.
Atlanta, county seat. Offices located in City Hall Building, or Court House, east side Washington, between Hunter and Mitchell.
County Officers.
COUNTY ALMS HOUSE-Situated 72 miles on Peachtree road. W. F. Stewart, supt., salary $60 per month.
COUNTY CORONER-William Kile, West Peters, cor Barracks avenue.
COUNTY SCHOOL COMMISSION- ER-Jethro W. Manning, City Hall.
COUNTY AND STATE TAX COL- LECTOR-Samuel R. Hoyle, 5 E. Ala- bama.
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STATE AND COUNTY TAX RE- CEIVER-William Ezzard, City Ilall.
COUNTY PRISON.
COUNTY JAIL-34 Fraser. G. Whit Anderson, jailor ; James M.
Wing and John S. Wise, turnkeys.
COURTS.
CITY COURT-City Hall, Washing- ton between Hunter and Mitchell. Richard Il. Clark, judge. Salary, $2 .- 500; James D. Collins, clerk. Salary, fees; Iloward Van Epps, solicitor. Sal- ary, fees. Terms of court : first Mon- day in March, June, September and December. This court has no juris- diction in questions of equity, felony, divorce or title to real estate.
COURT OF ORDINARY-City Hall. Exclusive jurisdiction of probate and county matters. Terms, first Monday and Tuesday each month. Daniel Pittman, ordinary. Elected January, 1877, for 4 years ; John T. Cooper, clerk.
SUPERIOR COURT - Atlanta cir- cuit, Fulton county. Terms, first Monday after fourth Monday in March and Septembor. Hon. George Hillyer, judge : (term expires January, 1885); James D. Collins, clerk ; G. H. Culber- son and W. H. Venable, deputies ; B. H. Hill, Jr., solicitor general.
STATE OF GEORGIA.
Capitol, or State House, Marietta, so thwest corner Forsyth. D. S. Buckner, captain of guard.
CHIEF EXECUTIVE.
GOVERNOR-Hon. Alfred H. Col- quitt. Elected January, 1877, for four years. Salary, $4,000. Isaac W. Avery, private secretary ; J. W. War- ren, secretary ; R. A Murphey, war- rant clerk. Salaries, $1.800. J. B. Baird, Howell C. Jackson and Thomas C. lloward, clerks. Salaries, $1,- 600.
ATTORNEY GENERAL-Robert N. Ely. Salary, $2,000.
SECRETARY OF STATE - Nathan C. Barnett. Elected January, 1877, for four years. Salary, $2,000. Bond $10,000. J. F. Jones, clerk. Salary $1,600.
DEPARTMENT OF- FICERS.
COMPTROLLER GENERAL -W. L. Goldsmith. Elected January, 1877, for four years. Salary, $2,000; J. M. Goldsmith and R. U. Hardeman, clerks. Salaries, $1,500.
DEPARTMENT OF AGRICUL- TURE - Established September 1st, 1874. Annual appropriations, $10,- 000; Printing fund, $1,000; Chemi- cal fund, $500; Salary of commis- sioner, $2,000; of the clerk, $1,200. Total annual appropriation, $13,700.
Thomas P. Janes, commissioner ; R. J. Redding, clerk ; J. S. Newman, J. Hlenley Smith and Wm. F. Janes, em- ployees.
This is the first Department of Ag- riculture established, (as a branch of the State government, under the con- trol of a salaried State officer) in the United States. Georgia took the lead in this measure, and has been amply repaid for it.
In the Department are displayed samples of the products of the State, which are examined with much inter- est by strangers visiting Atlanta.
The Commissioner has had compiled and published, a Hand Book of Geor- gia, and manuals on Sheep and Hog raising in Georgia, which have given great satisfaction and an enviable repu- tation to the State abroad, which she, though known as the Empire State of the South, never had before.
The inspection and analysis of Com- mercial Fertilizers, are placed under the charge of the commissioner, and no Fertilizer can be admitted to sale with- out his consent. The result is that a worthless or very poor fertilizer can- not be found on the market in Georgia. Thus the farmer who cannot judge of the worth of a fertilizer by any test he can apply, is protected from imposition. Georgia is the only State in the Union having and enforcing such a law.
The analyses of fertilizers are regu- larly published by the com" issioner, and circulated throughout the State, from which every person can see the exact value of every brand sold in the State.
The fees for inspecting fertilizers are 50 cents per ton. For the season of 1877-8, almost 100,000 tons were in-
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spected, bringing nearly $50,000 into the State Treasury.
The commissioner has appointed five inspectors who are paid salaries-the highest not exceeding $1,500. These inspectors are, G. P. Harrison, Savan- nah ; E. T. Davis, Brunswick ; T. J. Smith, Augusta ; B. D. Lumsden, Macon; J. S. Lawton, Atlanta.
Prof. W. J. Land is the Chemist of the Department for the analysis of fertilizers. Salary, $3,000 per an- num.
The entire expenses of the Depart- ment, including salaries of the chemist and inspectors, is less than $23,000. It thus brings into the State treasury fully twice as much as all its expenses.
For a time after the Department was established, efforts were made in the legislature to abolish it, but all have signally failed, and it is now fully es- tablished in the hearts of the people of Georgia.
GEOLOGICAL SURVEY-Establish- ed February 27th, 1874. Survey com- menced September 1st, 1874. Annual appropriations of $10,000 for five years. All expenses controlled by Board of Advisement, composed of the Governor, Attorney General, Secretary of State, Comptroller General, School Commissioner and Treasurer. State and county maps on file, giving accu- rate location of water powers, roads, etc .· Museum contains 25,000 speci- mens of minerals, ores, marls and woods. (Room 4, Capitol. ) George Little, Ph. D., State Geologist. R. H. Loughridge, Atlanta; A. R. McCutch- en, LaFayette, and W. S. Schley, Sa- vannah, assistants ; M. T. Singleton, draughtsman ; C. A. Locke, Decatur, engineer.
KEEPER OF PENITENTIARY - John W. Nelms, principal keeper. Salary, $2,000. Bond, $10,000. Con- victs leased from this office by con- tract.
LIBRARIAN-Frank L. Haralson. Salary, $1,000. Bond, $2,000.
SCHOOL COMMISSIONER -- Gus- tavus J. Orr. Appointed January, 1877, for four years. Salary, $2,000. Mark Johnston, clerk. Salary, $1,- 200.
TREASURER-John W. Renfroe. Elected January, 1877, for four years. Salary, $2,000. Bond, $200,000. John W. Murphey, clerk. Salary, $1,600.
WILD LAND OFFICE -- Comptroller General ex officio commissioner ; Wil- liam A. Wright, clerk. Salary, $1,- 200.
JUDICIARY.
SUPREME COURT-Court rooms, State House, Marietta, southwest cor- ner Forsyth. Hon. Hiram Warner, chief justice ; Logan E. Bleckley and James Jackson, associate judges; Z. D. Harrison, clerk ; Robert N. Ely, attorney general ; Henry Jackson, reporter ; J. G. McLin, sheriff. First term commences third Monday in January ; second term begins second Monday in August.
SUPERIOR COURTS. ALBANY CIRCUIT.
G. J. Wright, Judge; W. (). Flem- ing, solicitor general.
Baker-First Monday in May and November.
Calhoun-Second Monday in March and September.
Decatur-Second and third Monday in May and November.
Dougherty -- First, second and third Monday in April and October.
Mitchell-Fourth Monday in May and November.
Worth-Fourth Monday in April and November.
ATLANTA CIRCUIT.
Geo. Hillyer, judge; B. H. Hill, Jr .. solicitor general.
De Kalb-Third Monday in March and September. Clayton-First Monday in March and September. Fulton-Monday after fourth Mon- day in March and September.
AUGUSTA CIRCUIT.
William Gibson, judge; Salem Dutcher, solicitor general.
Burke-Third Monday in May and November.
Columbia-Fourth Monday in March and September.
McDuffie-Third Monday in March and September.
Richmond-Third Monday in April and October·
BLUE RIDGE CIRCUIT.
George N. Lester, judge; Thomas F. Greer, solicitor general.
Cherokee-Fourth Monday in Feb- ruary and second Monday in August.
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.Cobb-Second Monday in March and November.
Dawson-Third Monday in April and Second Monday in September.
Fannin-Third Monday in May and October.
Forsyth-Third Monday in Februa- ry and fourth Monday in August.
Gilmer-Second Monday in May and October.
Lumpkin-Second Monday in April and first Monday in September.
Milton-Fourth Monday in March and third Monday in August.
Pickcus-Fourth Monday in April and September.
Towns-First Monday after fourth Monday in May and October.
Union-Fourth Monday in May and October.
BRUNSWICK CIRCUIT.
John L. Harris, judge; S. W. Hitch, solicitor general.
Appling-Third Monday in March and September.
Camden-First Tuesday after fourth Monday in April and October.
Charlton-First Monday after Cam- den court.
Clinch-Second Tuesday in April and October.
Coffec-First Tuesday in April and October.
Glynn-First Tuesday after fourth Monday in May and November.
Pierce-First Monday in March and September.
Ware-Fourth Monday in March and September.
Wayne-Second Monday in March and September.
CHATTAHOOCHEE CIRCUIT.
M. J. Crawford, judge; H. Bussey, solicitor general.
Chattahoochee-Fourth Monday in March and September.
Harris-Second Monday in April and October.
Marion-Third Monday in April and October.
Muscogee-Second Monday in May and November.
Stewart- Fourth Monday in April and October.
Talbot-Second Monday in March and September.
Taylor-First Monday in April and October.
CHEROKEE CIRCUIT.
C. D. Mccutchen, judge ; A. T. Hackett, solicitor general.
Bartow -- Second Monday in Janua- ry and July.
Catoosa-Second Monday in Februa- ry and August.
Dade-Third Monday in March and September.
Gordon-First Monday in March and September.
Murray-Third Monday in Februa- ry and August.
Whitfield-First Monday in April and October.
COWETA CIRCUIT.
Hugh Buchanan, judge ; S. W. Har- ris, solicitor general.
Campbell-First Monday in Februa- ry and August.
Carroll-First Monday in April and October.
Coweta-First Monday in March and September.
Douglass-Fourth Monday in Jan- uary and July.
Fayette-First Monday in May and November.
Heard-Third Monday in March and September.
Meriwether-Third Monday in Feb- ruary and August.
Troup-Third Monday in May and November.
EASTERN CIRCUIT.
Henry B. Thompson, judge ; Alfred B. Smith, solicitor general.
Bryan-Thursday after first Monday in April and October.
Bulloch-Thursday before first Mon- day in April and Obtober.
Chatham-Second Monday in Febru- ary, May and October.
Effingham-First Monday in April and October.
Liberty-Tuesday after second Mon- day in May and October.
McIntosh-Tuesday after last Mon- day in April and October.
FLINT CIRCUIT.
John I. Hall, judge ; F. D. Dismuke, solicitor general.
Butts-Second Monday in March and September.
Henry-Third Monday in April and October.
Monroe-Fourth Monday in Febru- ary and August.
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Newton-Third Monday in March and September.
Pike-Second Monday in April and October.
Rockdale-First Monday after fourth Monday in March and September.
Spalding-First Monday in Februar ry and August.
Upson-First Monday in May and November.
MACON CIRCUIT.
Wm. L. Grice, judge ; C. L. Bartlett, solicitor general.
Bibb-Fourth Monday in April and October.
Crawford-Fourth Monday in March and September.
Houston-Fourth Monday in May and November.
MIDDLE CIRCUIT.
Herschel V. Johnson, judge ; James R. Hines, solicitor general.
Emanuel-Third Monday in April and October.
Jefferson-Second Monday in May and November.
Johnson-Fourth Monday in March and September.
Screven-First Monday in May and November.
Tattnall-Second Monday in April and October.
Washington-First Monday in March and September.
NORTHERN CIRCUIT.
E. H. Pottle, judge ; Seaborn Reese, solicitor general.
Elbert-Second Monday in March and September.
Glascock-Third Monday in Febru- ary and August.
Hancock-Second Monday in April and October.
Hart-Third Mouday in March and September.
Lincoln-Fourth Monday in April and October.
Madison-First Monday in March and September.
Oglethorpe-Third Monday in April and October.
Taliaferro-Fourth Monday in Feb ruary and August.
Warren-First Monday in April and October.
Wilkes-First Monday in May and November.
OCMULGEE CIRCUIT.
George T. Bartlett, judge; Joseph Preston, solicitor general.
Baldwin-Third Monday in Febru- ary and August.
Greene-Second Monday in March and September.
Jasper-Fourth Monday in April and October.
Jones-Third Monday in April and October.
Morgan-First Monday in March and September.
Putnam-Third Monday in March and September.
Wilkinson-First Monday in April and October.
OCONEE CIRCUIT.
A. C. Pate, judge ; Thomas Eason, solicitor general.
Dodge-First Monday in May and November·
Dooly-Second Monday in March and September.
Irwin-Friday after fourth Monday in March and September.
Laurens-Second Monday in April and October.
Montgomery -- Wednesday after fourth Monday in April and October.
Pulaski-Second Monday in May and November.
Telfair-Tuesday after third Monday in April and October.
Twiggs-First Monday in March and September.
Wilcox-Fourth Monday in March and September.
PATAULA CIRCUIT.
William D. Kiddoo, judge ; J. T. Flewellen, solicitor general.
Clay-Fourth Monday in March and September.
Early-First Monday in April and October.
Miller-Third Monday in April and October.
Quitman-Third Monday in May and November.
Randolph-First Monday in May and November.
Terrell-Fourth Monday in May and November.
ROME CIRCUIT.
J. W. H. Underwood, judge; C. T. Clements, solicitor general.
Chattooga-First Monday in March and September.
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Floyd-First Monday in January and July.
Paulding-First Monday in February and August.
Polk -- Second Monday in February and August.
Harulson -- Fourth Monday in March and September.
Walker -- Last Monday in February and August.
SOUTHERN CIRCUIT.
Augustus HI. Hansell, judge; R. G. Mitchell, solicitor general.
Berrien-Third Monday in March and September.
Brooks-First Monday in May and November.
Colquitt -- Wednesday after fourth Monday in March and September.
Echols-Tuesday after first Monday in April and October.
Lowndes -Third Monday in May and November.
Thomas-Third week in April and October.
SOUTHWESTERN CIRCUIT.
C. F. Crisp, judge ; C. B. Hudson, solicitor general.
Lee-Fourth Monday in March and second Monday in November.
Macon-First Monday in December and third Monday in May.
Schley-Fourth Monday in April and October.
Sumter-Second Monday in April and October.
Webster -- Second Monday in March and September.
WESTERN CIRCUIT.
George D. Rice, judge ; A. L. Mitch- ell, solicitor general.
Banks-First Monday in April and October.
Clarke-First Monday in February and second Monday in August.
Oconee-Fourth Monday in January and July.
Franklin-Second Monday in April and October.
Gwinnett-First Monday in March and second Monday in September.
Habersham -- Third Monday in April and October.
Ilall-Third Monday in March and September.
Jackson -- Fourth Monday in Febru- ary and August.
Rabun-Fourth Monday in April and October.
Walton-Third Monday in February and August.
White- First Monday after fourth Monday in April and October.
LEGISLATIVE.
THE GENERAL ASSEMBLY.
SENATE.
First District-R. E. Lester, Savan- nah
Second District -- J. H. Clifton, Reeds- ville
Third District-G. J. Holton
Fourth District -John MI. Tison
Fifth District -W. B. Folks
Sixth District-J. W. Staten, Statens- ville
Seventh District - J. P. Turner
Eighth District-D. A. Russell
Ninth District-E. C. Bower, Blakely
Tenth District-J. P. Tison
Eleventh District- John T. Clarke, Cuthbert
Twelfth District-William Ilarrison, Georgetown
Thirteenth District- John N. Hudson
Fourteenth District-John J. Hlamil- ton
Fifteenth District-J. C. Clements
Sixteenth District - Neil McLeod, Swainesboro
Seventeenth District-H. H. Perry
Eighteenth District -J. B. Cumming, Augusta
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