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savannah, Wednesday, dHcembee 30,1868 ‘Our s Florida eot-r&spOnileide. aitarate good medicine." Prior to too fight bne of the Osages.vvas in mourning for the murder of his squaw some months before by aparty of Cheyennes. Every night and morning he kept up his wail of grief. When the fight began, while all his com- -panions were covered with war paint and pre sented more the appearance of; so many dev ils rather than human beings,; the mournful -warrior sat down mumbling over his .mourn ful strains. He was not painted. As soon, as the coqflicfcbegan in earnest an Osage war rior,. having ahotjA /Cheyenne, rushed upon .his falk'.n ioe^neb in fan, instant yrith his knife seisred the bea4from the body.' With a wild whopprhe . took the. ghastly..object to .the , g}oprn mg. warrior and threw it down before him. The 'warrior^seized Hie truniless head ^mirtin an instant had the scalp. His bowl f" Vll rtrvd TT»n 11* 1 A - f 1.n-., —l' A . 1 . , A A A f iusmestf gircctonv Change of Schedule ■. Jacksonville. December ^.18^8. j Editors Morning News: We are now emerging from a second cold, inap, toe thermometer indicated sixteen : de- on Ohrfdtmod" riorningj feeing ,j(j^ild- jest a. m. since 1857. We must certainly an- -nex Cuba to neutralize' the Alaska • purchase loud equalize the temperature! However,' it is .possible that the freeze is ir blessing in dis guise, for the sixteen dejpreeKwill freeze up No. Ill Bay Street. Largest Circulation in City and Country. gives the following account of the recent at tack made by General Custfr upon the In dian village oh the .Washita fiver: General Custer took his principal officers with him toa point giving Mi idea of the vil lage. He.tken explained to'each officer what he proposed as a plan of attack. . The village lay upon : the South bank 'of .the Washita. The Cheyenne lodges were ■& the centre, the ' . Cinn- ' all L CELAXN, AC.—copies of every, kind from old ictnres. Stereoscopic Views of Bonaventure and avannah. Cheap Frames, Fitting Oases^fcc^aiwajs nov2i S. E. cor. Broughton and Whitaker ats. dered woman and of her daugher and son-in- law, who tire ndw otftHM; chafgedwithrthe murder. Home years ago there'Hived in' the City of Waahhigtbn a woman 1 (Mary-Ed Hill) outwardly of respectable, almost sanctimoni ous appearance, whose business it was te live ’by the weakness of women and the vicious- ness of men. Her elegantly furnished man sion was a combination 'of brothel' and gam bling house, and proved to many of the brightest intellects of the land the gate to IdadiiJg t6‘ dishonor aird* deotfaP The mistress of this pandemonium; Although to nally rt Tri-W eclaly § Wetklf A COOSTBY SOBSCBIPXIOHS PAYABLE IN ADVANCE. All communications must be addressed to the pro prietor. Persons wishing the paper famished for say time less than one year will have their orders promptly at- tended to, when remitting the amount for the time de sired. ALL papera by mail are stopped at the expiration of the time paid for without fnrther notice. Xo city subscription discontinued unless by positive and extirpate the farm caterpillar; at any rate onr plantcia are: acting on the prpjtftble fact, and will plant cotton more extensively. ,0ur citizens generally observed Christinas ‘with the old time customs; egg-nogg was dis pensed and enjoyed as in good old colony days. The colored population, however, were ‘ ’ „ . .. I...,- mg up the day. The old massa and misshs ~~ — - on hand to give with'bjien hand the usual holiday gifts. Bad whiskey -and a scanty show of jollity were a great contrast Greeley’s wicked sentence of “Boot Hog or Die," which he applied to the whites, is being realized by the colored population, and is a sad reality being now experienced. The recent advent of capitalists from the Northwest, 4c., who have been purchas ing real estate on the way from Virginia to Florida, show that. the people of the. North have confidence in the future of the South, and a want of confidence in the bonds, green backs and future prosperity of the North. . Repudiation is a growing sentiment at the .jjfijBh, and is rapidly spreading, especially at the West. It is inore than probable that when the question is fairly before . the voters that the new voters in the South will hot vote for self-taxation.'. The*recent experience of the -colored vote indicates that their vote will be for. Boston'..and'Bba ton capitalists. President tictly traced by moonlight, 'seemed to indi cate that the village was accessible' from" all points.- . -The General and hi officers now re tired to a ravine near the column, and de- termined upon the following; plan of attrick. Four columns composed aS vdIIowb, were to attack the village from diffiapnt directions s ’ Right column—Companiel -B and -F, - Bre*" vet Lieutenant Colonel William Thompson commanding; Captain G. Wl Yates, Liehten- autsTX M-WAllingford Gibson On ' duty with column.* 1 * „ { - T Right centre column—BrevOt" Lieutenant Colonel Edward Myers^ commanding; Brevet JohnsofitindutyWith column.-- <■-• ■. - f Centre column-T-gompamesfA/D," Carid KJ BrevetMajor. General G. A. Custer command ing in-person; -First Lieutenant 1L M. Moy-. Ian, G. it Robins; Brqyet Major J.M; Bell’ 1 Brevet Captain R. M. West,"' Captain"!! 1 Mi' Hamilton, Brevet Lieutenant Colonel^ W: ; Weir, Brevet Lieutenant Colanti&k .SfmCmsfc' 1 ' ter, Bre.vet Captain M. Berry and -Lieuten ants E. S. Godfrey andEd. Law on doty with column. ■ . u o mw xtfuix i 1 Lett column—Companies G; H and M,-. Liave Tallahassee at.".....:...... Leave Jacksonville (Sundays excepted) at. Leave Live Oak at - 'Leave Eainbiidge at.......:.-. • **4.......... order loft at the office. correBponaence containing important news, - from any quarter, solicited. We cannot undertake to at sea, and made a Borry attempt at keep- return rejectedcommonications. ing m 1 n a . . . - .—| — I were not To Advertisers. A SQUARE la ten measured lines of Nonpareil The Moannto Nswb. First Insertion. $100 per square; each enbseque -u.. tre oanta txpw pnimr.t. ther was oiicffBeer Of the United States navy. ’ Mrs! Hill intended, after she had made a cer- -tain sum of money, to 'withdraw from her disreputable, busine^, and become a gopd member of society and of'sbin'd orthodox church ; for with! all "'her wickedness' she was piously inclined and sfriAtly 1 ofthdddx, and regarded with horror a free-thinker or an atheist. 'This may seem absurd,' but such combination of wickedness, and religion is by no means uncommon, os the most shame less immorality is frequently found in con nection with u devout belief Si Christian ity. The business of this Washington . wo man boihg a prosperous-one, she did not re- linquish it. Indeed, it is scarcely ih' human nature,no matter how devotional its instincts -maybe, to give up a paying business' ‘simply because it is dishonest or injurious to society; and so her daughter Was brought up amidst associations inseparable from the charaett r ,of the house she dwelt in. It is true shqwas 'sent regularly to Sabbath shool and was a punctual attendant at church; hut she griew into womanhoood a “whited sepulchre,” fiar without, but foul and loathsome within. Her beauty won for-her the admiration of a re spectable and wealthy man, named Martin, t Co,. Commission icand fearful emphasis he articulated, “ Ugh, , ngS.* RantiCSlty, again gesticulating’ he- fell hpoh the bodv^vriOitSferocity of a beast of pfey and'sevejya'-the -throat from ear to«art Agutin he stood-ekect; 1 his whole frame quiv- a ‘Sdug with n£ge: Oncemore he fell upon the : lifeleBsbody, 'and.'tllis time completely sev- Advertisemonta outside of the city must be acco: imied with the cash. by telegrapi — TO — THE MORNING NEWS. Major Joel H. Elliott commanding; Brevet lieutenant Colonel F. South on anty'with column. A detachment of- sharpshooters, nnder Brevet Lieutenant Colonel W: W. Ben- teen, Lieutenants Owen Hale and H;, W.- Cook with centre column. ' *’ 1 j " M The signal wasto be the firing of a shotyor- the gray of dawn if beyond healing. The-' columns took position, and .at the'precon-: certed time every command began its ap-u pointed office. As the cavalry came dashing, towards the Village Black Kettle broke from his bed of robes and in an instant appeared, without his lodge. He had heard the tramp-, ing of the homes on the snow. He looked, aronnd him, and, witnessing the'fipproachnig. PROM WASHINGTON. Washington, Dec. 29.—The debt stateme shows a decrease of about $8,000,000. The Customs for the month is about $11 The Internal Revenue is about t maws and chil- Johnsou’s recent amnesty relieves the Radical party a good deal, but that party has got abig load to carry for the next four years. In Anno Domino, 1872, they will have become mori bund from the combined resnlts of infernal rascality andimpecuniosify. Even Grant’s in evitable cigar won’t save them. M. A. S. 000,000. same. $28,030,000 in coin will be required for terest up to January 1st Seo’y Seward and his guests, the Briti , and French Ministers, returned to-day. A full Cabinet, except Seward- and Evar . Colfax returns on Thursday. It ia stated that the case of Mr. Davis is i it to be advanced on the Supreme Cott docket. ' • . • • • I General Hancock has written a letter dur ing the Indian agent Wymass* charge, tat Hancock broke faith with the Indians. I The President’s children's party was v<y successful. Morton publishes a long financial let r, responding to Greeley. Recent dispatches from Washington e- garding the Alabama claims were a spent a- tiun; all negotiations have ended for the {e- sent. Ur. Seward ha? heard nothing e- garding them for the past week. As the number was considered too great for one lodge, Ueneral' CuBteri directed that they should be divided,---'part to be put .in another lodg& When-' told that they-were to be sepa rated those- designated started out. The re mainder became panic-stricken, apd. like so many, shew crowded to the exit and rushed ont until the lodge was quite : empfor. When they got intqjthewacenair and could see their warriors fighting all aronnd them, they set up a mournful wail, which was answered by the wamors from the hills. Hitherto thk warri- FLORIDA NEWS, The St Augustine Examiner says Friday night, the 11th inst, was the coldest experi enced in that section since the winter of 1835, when the orange trees were killed. The Ex miner says : ■- .The thermometer on the morning of the 12th at daylight, stood at>28° and ice made daring the night, one inch in thickness. Comparatively little damage has been done; - guavas haVq suffered severely, but in many cases will recover in time for a reduced crop, next season. It is a shrub of remarkably recuperative powers, however^ ., and will attgin ; its full growth and bearing, the second year afterbe- ing killed, to the roots. i, .. ' The orange trees have not suffered at all, except in young sprouts from, the bud; Ten der plAnts have aR fallen’Before the rapacious “Jack Frost” - The season so far, has been very unpropi- tious to our visitors, who seem Jo think they have come to Labrador, rather than the tropics. -V- - - The same paper says— j ( . Some enterprising capitalists from the 1 North are now here, we are informed,- for the purpose at .connecting,qur city by rail frith the St John’s or Jacksonville. This is. all that is wanted to seenre to the “Ancient columns, fired- his rifle and whoop. Each warrior, springi magic, seized his " rifle and re veil of dr*— : 1 — v 1 —’— e ~ thechiet _ river and began fighting at the same time, L 1!_ — vw a Trrnfni** rtlEnvc 'l.Anlr defiance. were cliaii|«&i9fiffi>&i0ii§ thef^^jofSf fif i d@blifi# 1 lffitt^fflelBtar of Kettle’s band of the Cheyennes had set The wiy-ponie8;pfs,tiie.villagei seem- Some of the warriors fled.to the' standing waist deCjT in the water; others took, to a ravine near by. The squaws fled toward the high hills south of the village. It was as the centre column was charging down the precipitous bluffs to cross the river and take" the village that Captain Hamilton was killed. When-struck he gave one convulsive start, stiffened'in his stirrups, and was thus carried a corpse .fpr a distance of several yards, when he fell from his "horse, striking upon his face, which was from this cause terribly lacerated and disfigured. Colonel BaruitzAell, serious ly wounded, while charging 'with Elliott’s ..man^x sent out'to bring; in what they could catch. The ponies now reeoverod ’from their frantic efforS to f es&r^; The squaws walked up to therii, 1 ffiC ailmialB quietly-SnBimtting‘ i to be bridled add saddled, bnt'displaymg a- dispo- dtion to figlit whenever -a white man '"came near. Abont two hundred ponies, were tons taken and brought in, while oVer seven hun dred yvere shot to prevent their being retaken bands! Next to the loss of a ABfntSo** * ..3:13 A- M. Oonnscttng with train that leaves Angutt»-.9:33 P. K. "DOWNNIGHT TRAIN. Macon «as P. M. fl*—1i .. ...' -sao a. it. JS..... .......a:13 A. M. ■lM^SWIIe.'..'t..........-130 P. M. '^meSfigwimtiainthsr> 2 OT.Angnst»..9aS P. JL ; A. M. trains from Ssvszo^h and Augusta, and PrM- train from Macon connect with Milledgeviale train at Gordon da£Hr^ Sundays excepted. ' P. M. train from Savannah connect* ■with throngli mail train on South Carolina BaUroed, and P. M. train, from Savannah and ^ WeetemandMPscog^.Uil'"lL 1 ' THE EASTERN QUESTION. Constantinople, Dec. 29.—The Porte as ismed a circular refusing to participate in he projected Conference in which Cretan ,q ss- tions are to be discussed. London, Dec. 29.—The Russian gov n- ment denies authorizing. Grecian mercant vessels to bear tho Russian flag for any ] ir- posa whatever. Puns, Dec. 29.—A collision has taken plfcc between the ureeas ' soil It is reported that the Greeks were xe- a married man, with whom, for some years, she lived, openly and unblnshingly, to the great mortification and unhappiness of his wife and family. After, receiving many mag nificent presents and wasting the substance of this lover, she met the -persop of a iistimjne and aristocratic physician of this city, and with him she next took up her abode. This gentleman provided for her very extraya- by otherTjugia warriqr.br “a,® loss of a pony. Manufacturer,: JBixan gantly and luxuriously, until she gol her owri resources, JJtr AMRlial aawaaa^ ------- __ - J . - —- ; is nOW no doubt .that he and struck the approaching Kiowas coming to the rescue , of and were cut off by them. T each man of this'iU-f „rS ^pon n th”Be n of“her 'mother, who, iWiTxi V»pr own private means, nnlalown to lier hSsb^td, supplied hsr daughter very liberally w^h money She, soon, however, engaged with George S. .Twitehell, Sr., an elderly man vrbo it is. alleged, placed his wife in a lunatic asjlum, ostensibly as housekeeper, at his farm, located in South Jersey. He, it is said not being a man of honor,; conspired ^rith her to form,a conspiracy against a fash ionable dentist, whobad probably been rnak- ine some efforts to gam her. affection. Thw scheme, ■ in . which young T yitcbell, son ^ her elderly protector, was also im plicated, was thoroughly ventilated and ex- follow at once. Coxetter is mak-- a good steamer re ; eirJacksonville We understand that Capt. and Enterprise. Puiinsidtir, Arapahoes coining Cheyennes tcid “r is no question that euuu i-caar-w band sold his life as dearly as posaibje died at his post. — — _— there was no — rrc alternatiye was .death bjr somem?, helliBh ingenuity of the savage ifivent. _ . _ J ' Before the fight the Osage II to have some misgiving as .to in the affair. • It is known the; for some cause of other thev.ti heads that our troops would.. t and that ten Osage mven np to the^Cheyennes, t ° rtnnruWp frrn is no question that , 4 ■* , 1 Ll_ I - l'- A, Ultuu DUIU 1UO.S-V v ■ • ,■ died at his post For toesefitoortunate men there was no possibility of altetoativb was .death bjr somq^oegffWbfiU^ or death by the horrible torture which the LIVERPOOL AM) L05D0N, Cash Capital ^2,000,000 Ster. mHEqUEEN'FIRE INSURANCE CO., jgggggf I against Loss or Damage by Fire. <m- B«iWh*g* The Tampa - * --r frosts of two weeks ago suguny injured the orange ttotom some portions of “traHEBNANPO-Samuel Shnmons was Bhot and killed by a ^ in Hernando countj^n t tlve day young Simmons and th gt d t j^ t ou S ^aaTAlfred’tnyimd and kiUed Sim- the next day Aiireu • , t urrpstfif mons. The murderer had r np to latest dates from * l peninsular, 19th. . J Wwioration to Floeida.- 1 Courier has no I various plans in .migration to Florida, I rily will he under .L- I heavily taxed country in editor say 81 . * . w I With about 140,WWmtoa 1 be, according totheBadi . als6=did -ilr. -Moore, who happened tobe at the’house- ::.Ouvtheir arrival Hutchison said, tiutyjntenjded; giving him. (Beane) a tiiram- infrjtAIoore remonatrated, when Smith drew -I i n piitoliinrtrltTf dead- .Thiawas a sig- t . BcftM - shot brother of the^schodSov.. He had scarcely fiijed, tvEE sSrith/who haiSstantly kflled Moore, mea anotherbamlof his repeateratBemie; ’ the ball struck, but failed to immediately dim 1 < able'lfiiBth Btene then' turned on Smith ana !q qedeed thsee -balU - in’ his body, inflicting Li whSrrebntted martally in a. few min- f utes. Twenty toinutes after theaffiray com- F? meitced Moore, Beane, Cyrus Hutchison and * Smith lay dead on the ground within a 1W, 5 feet of each other. - Hutchison's brother was .the. heavy epra^ tosses Adjusted and Promptly Paid, n0 'iTi’lmrT REFERENCE TO ENGLAND. For Insurance, apply to 1 CO^,Agents, Office In Exchange Building. ■ vius-yzf savannah. totod iby the gentlAMP, fhes was to have aeentheu victim rand being a man of cour- a-e and-determination, she forced from the t^man akd her co-conspiratora a full ac- ttoWfc&g dent of thdir gtfflt Altofthm tm- rer not been arrested from ‘ Hernando.-—2um^u -The. confidence whataver in the, agitation to promote white which is and. necessa- Badical rule, the most From McKean’s 1 Island, Mari Jl.i.1 PER TON 2,000 POUNDS, CASH: j Price at Savannah At Augusta * j AVTT.DOX, GIBBS & CO’S MAMPULATED GUAjS A mixture of PHCENIX and No. 1 imRJ GUANO, aqd which has PROVED TO BE THE SUCCESSFUL MANURE in use. -- PER TON 2,000 POUNDS, CASH; , price . .ji«a iiuJ.* At Augusta J tSL W1U1 OJV “*. V, --agged and sunk on the Alabama nverAbrae miles above this city this morning. A g ester portion of the cargo is in a damaged dondi- tion. There were no lives loBt. LOSS OF STEAMER^'- NzwOBLBANs.Deceml." 29.-The steam ers St Nicholas and Monsoon ported sunk in Red River, with P“^° a * of cotton, making three Red River boats los this month. The St. . ^ PonVl dam at army. FIRE—LOSS OF Uf : Chicago, horn the carlless use men and one woman ; to the second story nmnji ers, named Cn into the street. FROM Richmond, City Commonwealth’s A removed by the military, appointed in his place, tion under the application amendment. ., . FROM MEMPHIS. Memphis, December 29-Cottote^s m tia has gone to Ashley county, totonBas, fx whence the citizens ^re flying fromth®to Geo. R. Rutler haa been arrerfed fo bezzUng $300,000 of the school fund. the hill murder* ■jig 2 _ rw. —In the Twitd Philadelphia, Pec. Pll trial Dr. Gross thought tho, bio s i, , Twitchell’s clothes could Ml ^ & ° , ■' l ing the deceased in from too ? ard " I ApuDBrnw N. them if they u tried to escape agr.m they .Would After this exercise of authority the sqimwe became exceedingly submissive and made no While toe fight was toe thickest a dimmua tive person, closely wrapped m a blMketi took refuge among toe squaws. AttoefamdLt H. W. Smith was charging^ by,- ^ Bugler.. He Ordered the bugler not J®® faUen ton’S t^mi MtnDgwvra^toen right temple of toe bugler, and rangrojE IN.Al_COSD?A®^. comprising LIFE, fire, mamne, EIVER and ACCIDENT. ri -Insurance at as low rates ms any otber first-lass Now landing. Nicholas stock 1 on fke | the. Falls, placed there by^Banks —-—H —-71S. —A fire occurred to-day of kerosene. Thyee jumped from toe fourth jured. Two broto- d'hands and leaped Boto of them were killed. , , - X " L _ VIRGINIA- -' ’ , ,J State are —--- . ttorney, was H(>riaa eml£ and & H Chambe J ^‘ 0aoent and n This is toe first ao- ... of the fourteehto ^ ~~~ tog\^lliowledge.otf, ttoa.f‘{riend,” toe a^ xMcemat did not come tft%pBS^Ptory con Xsion.%his chere amis beinganno.vedV.y old TwitJiell’s jealousy and bored by toe mo notony T a country life, ended her connec- tionmtlfirim by entermgmto alliance rito young^tphell, who frt^uc^ ST^siti to ,fetors iftou tP- Coi&rnencim condition AX3< KINDS OF HOUSE-FURNISHING GOODS, CHINA, GLASSWARE,| Toilet Sets, Fancy Articles, &i .-.sci . iu . ALSO, ,n eriimittfitton it was di»-o rely a laceration of the scalp. nd from’ under his blanket covered to “Be PACIFIC GUAM) CO.’S The diminutive of an’ old man, were taken a hi f <A number pf squaws alsa the fight, mxdj^ro Men fin: ’ AT THE OLD STAND OE " itM &MYTHB & GO. Notice. PACme GUANO CAPITAL.......... SI,000,000. THE Rutland Uisth nawruET.-We hhvel ftol affrayto^oord "doruity. We tad hoped t count rTYTTiSGUANODIFFEES from PERUVIAN T aimplvin hie RELATIVE PROPORTION of the SA ,^,2.X‘S{i tffiSSt^ur yc-ara for the culture of COTT^ and com, has given tq-lt sr character for standard excellence unsurpassed by genuine Peruvian Guano, and when seasons of drought intervene, it CAPITAL AND ASSETS (IN GOLD): Subscribed Capital .....AIO,000,000 Cash Assets J^|SS3 f ON tl BcS.DU--GS„COTi:ON, snd MEB- CHAitDISE GENERALLY, »t current_rtrtes.__PoUde» issued In gold or currency, at op uon of applicant. losses promptly adjn^gd^L^ Agmt> iy-28—6m .aoij. ; 115 Bay street. . — m U ’mdesB fortn- Hartiey' losf Newman.. Th e pros- -a/rADAME L. LOUIS WOOLD RESPI lurder- M cauthe attention of; Ladies toherV^ FACILITIES for first-class DRESS ad en-sl :i£aHa e s for prcscntmg.ohly the latest : ticee, had everbeen .fond, her child. These women been the objects of envy to men working hard for too i <Sf life. But ,Mkol^,toe It would be impossible to enun lair breadth escapes ana hand to oounters which were had with toe_ warriors; The f * ri-C- J ftpm the village an nn«xpeote_d attempt at rescue^ fdr|eye^^3 *m*nmn was even in desperation. • ^tSrihVSetov^rip» upon LMTED STATES LLOYD’S ^^^S^ iSrcompeAsation on capital T^nLiBaVrincL of NONE GENUINE UNLESS l >r : “d^ a Wl t ^ h ““ e p^S® marine insurance. scuffle j burst- made in NIelaNCHODX Suicide.—Mrs. Dickens, widow of Augustus brother of Charles Diobens, novelist, committed snicidg y j dose of morphine, on Cbrista I telegraph dispatch says; She sent her children tp to brother-in-law, -Mr. Lawrence, ^ eve to take port in getting np tree. . They remaine_d there overmf Arapahnnwairiors mEE UNDERSIGNED, Agent for the above 1 Association, la prepared to taka Risks o ment of Cotton, or other merchandize, on la- terms. All losses promptly adjusted and paid OX FOREIGN SHIPMENTS IX LOXDO] and coantwise, either in ^ewY°rfc option of the insured. H. *** Office Southern Instfrance and. xrusi tomru ensuing was even mcreasea W1#uw . . BrevcV Xfoiltei^^t Colonel, was.detaol^^hto^^n^en; Kiowas and Arapahoes courage, maintaining, SgEgBsafPs Sonto ending June 30to, I8G8, ^ rc increase over previous years -aXmcUmve a friendly settlen .{ter getting there toto :the house >vnc took: itaway" tr"*" fo ^®' fought with- however, the pended b; fey, hum manding aronw ■When toe savage allies of ,i that tiieir efforts could Be 1 k' to flight, seeki|i|toeir. * lOrning uf tile disoovery .of tiie Indians toe Osage chief, through of some superstition, remarked nster that Indians would be seen mysterious During toe Collins A Co. BOOTS AND SHOES; -YYV LATE ARRIVALS FROM ^PHILADELPHIA' CORE: IRISH WHISKEY, "'the real article, ipiRECTLY IMPORTED, for sale, wholesale and retail, la quantities to suit purchasers.. -S'.— • - * '*■ - T, NUGENT, ''i«cl-tf BULL STREET, oppositePnlaakiHonae. loverty, friends- •ere both young n , e Rutland District had not! behp arr< Macon Telegraph jjg out irother- 3. Dick- to this y< Buocessful, tor >t.; ie and a portion of the prompter toe Osage was i puistut the same day at T he dndebsig>ld iuu- - - OTSMISSION BUSINESS, in ail its branches, the old rfmnd of S. D. Iaston A C^Ja^.ou »f r« under the firm name and style of GENTRY AafOOK We «il rettle up the haamere of. the Urn firp. ’V 1“ - - - GEORGE K. MOORE. Augnate, G*., December 5,1668. dec9-lm : ; caz .v-.-trls- i tit -TTT’- Mr EINSWES “Itwa% ,.. orts-v, V?,°! tcc-itiiful, or,