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I I I J. • Ja^-J -A • & HOBBKTS, hes.M E.ltwft 1 Pfi>prirluu) jt_ OF.IVIcS Bditar ‘T. riJ ,_-$ i.iij p«r 338!iia. in Ufuic?. MILLEDGEYILLE, GEORGIA, TUESDAY, DECEMBER 27, 1870. ]*—m——i— —Min——iwiim win—1>—■ fi^—ii iwsimb ii i nimn w n ■> * i ' " 'miMinin! pimmi<n——«■—iiw——[——i—w— ———■— VursRTisJ***—Pff.qaa.^ui to ' . io i « I •>' J jS Trctiant 3 and lat It* rn? '5.tw ? -::j-dse ; ,or I.SMAL * L> r T.-.i ri*IM. 0'di* tr 3 *• —or: ' H .mi" A?/' 1, A/.* 11 Ap? i! Ssie’ > S»!« 1 j( di*iu’«i j f JUm'ii r> O'j ,i i>’ U»! “’W-cror'. - T ^ r t-^reclo.f *r monthly *. »t»y notice*,th Tributes ox be- Obituaries,*'-• i«j ... CHANGE OF SCHEDULE, CSAWSB or OA2LI BH- SA7A1SNAB, AU Asro afford rooaa 'fiB.1T, ALABAMA ntANSPQRCATION OFFICE, CKT. K R. ? Savannah, August 14. J*6b. J O N AND AFTER SUNDAY. 16th g. r T.aiua on the Georgia Centra, it. Ii vfi*i nut *< folio »*■* : n* DAY train t lifi ti airx., Sara iii:*',; 6:00 A ii 5:38 V It 5:38 V A 6:38 1* X !1 00 P > tT *“***} tirS o r OuaM>*n*.a,e on tii* Macon Augusta Miliedgeviile Eutouton ’“nuectiug with tiniu. that leave* Augusta 8:43 A j DOWN DAY TRAIN. M-u-oa.. 7:00 Tucs'lej' k*ar* of t C :io aioa’.L, ;n RTui Ifer grnoott, at Notice of ti‘ gazette I 1 ''JU: Xatieefor tl given iu:^‘ ■ Notice 5 to <1 m‘n i ‘ ‘ 1! "’ ■ Nutic* ta il Coa-t it 1 ,r dians vtctii the in the as- i e public ,ve. j’ must be sale Jav Anuecting with Lv.in that leave* Augusta UP NIGHT TRAIN Hvaunah 7:20 P M AnHewing with trains that leavs Augusta 3:;;o p 1 5:3c P > 6:4* A l .. t:iit A $>:.XI P U J^ANTKRMA.N & THOMAS bar* tb* LARGEST BEST ASSORT!* mi «HBAPEST STOCK. or i 0 0 I E 1 IN THE CITY. T ANTERMAN & THOMAS HAVE a LARGE and WELL ASSORTED STOCK OE DOMESTIC GOODS, i i to the ; Macon. - j Augusta. c* . MiMp-to-i' DOWN MOHT 1 RAIN. 6:25 P M a V:i;i A ■ ,..4:30 P M - 2:40 F 51 with train that leave* ta 2:55 T > irom Savannah and Augusta, a >, fy.tr *—i-w establish- .* i ip:!tt y thru, month*— fro m Esecuwtfa or Ad mini*- • a as been given by the de .,if three iiioul.i*. Charge, »»n linos tor each insertion, a! wavs be continued accord ?a\ re iiiireuli :'.ta, unless otft Katonlou. Ocuuectini Aug A M Ti v „ P 51 Train from Macon connect with Milierig vil.e Train a; Gordon daily, Sunday s t icf-pted. P M. Train from Savannah connects with tin mail train o: South Carolina ^-iiroM'C soil P • fr t:: ^arannub and Augusta wiiii traiue.i Scar'-.W ^em auj Muscogee tiaiiioads. WM ROGERS, Act’g Master of Transportation. February !. Io70 5 tf { AT LOW PRICES. TiANTKRMAN k THOMAS bav* the LARGEST ami CHEAPEST STOCK OE Jb^isno gloyisb l.N THE CITY. 9 L ANTERMAM & THOMAS make BOOTS and SHOES a SPECI ALITY, and keep a large and wall »de«i«d *.«ek «f b*ii K.\f(D MABI Ma CHINE WORK. Lnvr price*. | T ANTERMAN A THOMAS have tb# cheapest stock: ot 1 clothing } IN THE CITY. I f- ANTERMAN & THOMAS bar# a large stock at MRU aad BOYS HATS, t#tt cheap—of ail *t?i#« anti qaalatM. f ^ I TRANTER MAM & THOMAS have a stock •! RIBBONS, which tb*j wll #beap#r than aa* one, | . 01i I |* EliMJLN I*. 11:0’ jt-« h%i* «large quiatitj#f HOOP SfIRTfc&****? <h*y mm i* If^w T»rt Cal •«*]/ muI nafi^ii %* ^>4.t j secar* barjraiBi t A 1 _trga.io* Milledgevil!*, October i * CHANGE OF SCHEDULE. SUPERINTENDENT’S OFFICI VNTIC * Gl’l.F, K. R. tOMl'ASY, Savannah. January Y, 1 NOTICE- Atlantic a Gclr Raiukoao Co., t 1 I Sava-.mah, December 15. 1869. t ( j /AX AND AFTER THIS DATE. BY- AGREii- 5 | U MENI\ BanuMiiw™™; ■ > -| -- .iim ,, lug rate of Freight between Sura, ,, , vn A prim SUNDAY, the Pth instant, j nan aad Macon, by the Atlantic sml Gulf and Mr ’ , . T» U II! *nn «: c ond 1^ rn w*.- Ir Vff I : 1 1 H fltlldWJ ( T T'-lns'o -*tbi« Road will run as i con and Brunswick Railroads, will be as follow* | First class per pound 3 : i Si-cond class per )0:t pounds 1 4 j Third class per 100 pounds 1 i i Fourth class per i 00 pounds F< j Fifth class per Ibu pounds ‘ i tSixlh class per 100 pounds I S. vcniu class per 100 pounds — 4 ! Eighth class per 100 pounds - y; | Ninth class per 100 pounds j Uotlun per 100 peunds &■ | Nall pur J Guano per 100 pounds I- NIGHT EPXFKEaS TRAIN. •avannah *very day at.-- 1- 30 P M it Jesup junction. M &■ B ^ ^ ^ ve Oak every cay icksunviUe every dsy.- ... ahassce every dsy.. lincy »very day siubridga Mondays cx- M [ ? . i)2 A M .7.07 A M .9 15 A M 6.15 A M liubridge, Sundays cxccpted-.b-'O P ■ Liincv every day ~ ' * f; allahassee every day j” 0 , R K-ksonvilia every day '*.8» * ‘ n '“ av...... ....7— ^ ‘j 10.50 zY M 5WICK ACCOMMODATION train. -eight received 6-r all Stations on Macon and =htern IItilrond, Atlanta and points beyond. II. S. HAINES, General Superintendent. ,. I ’ 5 tl ary ua-i n mt* pm Bpt- acon oa;!y a! sup daily at Savannah daily at ■ iday this Train will t , connecting witn. k, and connecting v Brunswick will «r 10 P M , 00 P M 20 1’ M ,:»i» a m leave Savannah a: rains for Maeon^A tii trabis ii'iin Ma- re aj Saeai’.nah at sun* I,-sups, Hand DAT TRAIN. Sundsi s exce; . 7.15 A M .10 45 A M day* ci- >iy a; 1.— except* , Sundays except- annah .Sundays el s’ ntters for Macon tafte 7 Oft r- M 7 50 I 1 M 6.C0 A M •t 16 p M 5.35 P M Schedule of the Georgia Railroad. SUPERINTENDENT'S OFFICE, ) Gsoacia Rsii.road Cokpsvt, c Azgusta, Ga , December 23, '69. j . o; AMD AFTER SUNDAY,26th in*t,. th* V / Passenger Trains >u the Georg:* Railroad v ill run os follows: DAY PASSENGER TRAIN. L*a ve August* at - -00 AM. Atlanta at 5.00 AM. Arrive at August s’...... -5.45 P M. •• at Atlanta ...,5.30 PM. NIGHT PASSENGER TRAIN. Leave August* at 10.0C PM- • • A r'ants at................5.45 P M . j-pr* *• August.* T45 A --1. 4 .! anSa 8.00 A. M . " 'is X. JOHNSON. Superintsii'iciif. Jnnuarr, IS 1870 ,f MAMFACTI RERS OF Bridles, Harness, Collars, Etc, Elf., Ete., AND WHOLESALE AFD MTAIL DRir M'S r» LEATW1ER. *ADLJEK.T. HAHHWAS?., ST?. AT/ S WOULD Tt-sesslfallv iuvite tfe* *tteut*** *t D**l*r» ** d , C *“*5™* r ? *A *" r . 8 i*. V» CO*,, iaesth* various ;ia*se. «ood^i "«»■•{ ■arriage. Beg??, Drsv. Cart axd Pl**tatio» hAEHEBS, «1 *f *nr own leaks Also HARNESS SKIRTING, S*U. Upper, Nell-La e* rateet and l l«d L **J • w*i*« CLOTHS «U. We *re prepared to make BELTING, ef *11 kinds, to er, *. t*« 't. Ik. Sl.no fa.for.r w. .I.r . (oil «Mk <(L..tk,r kkd H.ra-jr.. •• ik. WANTED. HIDES, FiiRS. WAX, WOOL, MOSS AND TALLOW, ii Third Sirfri, Mnt»s..6a. Rsrssr.h’ ^\ r h.ol e sa 10 Tobac c o Hi & ON LEV, 300 Broad St., A.ugusta, G-a. it sale tf Chewis; sad Sx«kiss Tfcb««# & tigiri- UJS1VR TOBACCO BUSINESS. THEY OFFER SUPERIOR 1NDUCE- 8 TO THE TRADE. V LL AND AX AM INK OUR STOCK •S Is ep r; # o. G. W. JACK e 4> \ F*or th.© Spe©< m FHlliHEHf j Cousum] BroncL ASTHMA, 1 AND ALL DISK ASF | LUNGS. CHEST 01 T HE EXPECTORANT u sivclv of Hi rba! and Mui j which j PMGdt \h iq S’jWiBCf 1 causing ii.i 1.1 throw of the 1 ' collects in the lirouchuil Tube tuna ioruis * s.jotl-.ing coaling HIit;n w niob produce* the eon ; I object in be obtained is t j of n!i iiupnri’ies; to nourish l w hen ii has become impaired a ■ ease : to renew and invignrati J the blo«>d, and .treuc-r|,p n the »tion. T h - EXPECTORANT , ti>iii<-Iiiiig degree. It is active igeuiiil. imparling fiiut iional e j*trei,gtii. It affords Oxygen ! ■ e.au Nitrogen to assimilate tin ! It equalizes the “am j p aduc:ng iptiet and eomposn TO CuK*T,TIff It i* invaiualile, *s 1: itnmedin hen it breaihing and harrassii tend* Ti* diseas-i. FOR ASTI j It is a specific.—one dosa ofr... j tressiug choking, *nd produ- ! ant repos*. FOR CRC i No mother should be without •j PECfORANT in the house ns certiiicAtes of its having rautlvjho lit:'* sutfrrer.whe most inevitnbla. nuTIIERI BE ftny It ■ (This c!ie-td disec-se require j sooi: ns the hoarse, hollow C( 1 theroiuedy, and it is easily • j BIT DELAY 19 D ' XW The properties of th | are demulcent, nutritive, ba | healing. It braces the nerv [ daces pleasant snd refreshii i .. _A.urx^.ajr<ru?sa., &aonax&., Opposite “H. I. Kimball House WnOLF.SALE AND RETAIL DEALERS IN FTTRISriTTTRE. WHITEHALL STRSBT, ATLANTA. GEORGIA.i IT EXB1UHATES ‘ j hive sow is .-tor* ! GLOOMINESS ANB, i.f)6@ C*se# 1 snd 2 pound can* Oy*t*is. ! 55* i 4 • nd whole box Raisins, , 700 Cases pint*, quarts, 4 *nd I gall** Piakl**, ! 160 “ Brandy Cherries. . .100 •' Red and Gre*u Pepper Saa**, ; 200 Jelly, Assorted, J fcO b*ie* Citron, 50 boxes Maccaronies. 1 20 cases Condensed Milk, 1 20 oases String Berne, 1 10 eases Macke rel. ;■ Containing all tli -s*quad J4# Case* 4 aad j hex Ssr iia**, j and concentiated form, it 1 iSc5 r :: , B',:"i*vr.'. i „. i most talcabu i 156 3 p*and Time Ass.si. 50 Cases Wor**«tarskir* •*■«*, '.0'T Boxes 4 aid il p*a*4 ssiti Tsaar l**#H 1 • a t: r#!s CarraaU, *5 baxe* YsrmUil’ii, 25 * >je« L’a.sisaisd Crssssii, eass. Li;**B**ns j ever offered to sufferer* from j Prepared by W. H. TUTT -I rases 3 and 3 p*sci PstsHs i>u cases Tomato Catnip, ARTITS viaiting Atl.ata dariag the eomiag State Pair aro invit.d to e X *mi„. aar sM«k, a*d w. ! I.90U boxes Slick Candy, new a. haad, sad naeufacturiar «-9«* pe.nd. par lay. . *’ v *»v rD muni Vi yii.v t nw ! Prime assorted Candies train 17 TO 18 PlS]a. POU2Cl> >00 Bexcs Fre*k Cr*tk*rs, A»*««#I—ets II»b4 Slid kj Drut?i*U Irerjwi Oetekar It, 1171 j R&aloROI-NARlL-T LOW.' 41 Si A M tn l» M tri at 9 Ki'iiefjul'* Macon 8l Brunswick R. R J a* c 4 n v, 7th, IcTO f > F.GULAR THRO’ PASSENGER TRAINS |X*will commence running on this Road on Sun da v the 2th inst., as follows : Leave Macon at. ^• ,r ’ £ *L Arrive at Brunswick at 1 . . • Arrive at Savannah at 10 ..^ 01 U 1 ' Leave Brunswick “• Arrive at Macon A M. , KAIKW TO IIAWatSSVILLK. , 3 00 P U . Arrive at Hawkiusvjlie r “-"° * EORGIA FLORIDA P.. R TR AIM. | i., HV - e Ilawkinaville... * Jj* - Airivc at Macon ,Vr * A ® Tl.ir train runs daily Sundays excepted. M : .’l*dg*vill*. Oetober 4, 1*7# INSUiirTOUR LIFE IN A SUCCESSFUL COMPANY; PIEDMONT and ARLINGTON LITE INSURANCE COMPANY. BAIR tFFICB, RICMnCSD, VA. w. C CARRINGTON. PrMidwt JNO. 1. EDWARDS, Ti.. Prwid.nt -, Savannah, leaving awly- , n Huseugers for Brunswick tase - l^nterP^aving Macen at « 30 A M connect wi,.L , lp: fS< trsm for Florida am. tvesi BivisiMi, and with train for Savanna.:, r, . r ‘'' ^^mBrunswi^^n^taUDaup-;*!; . Express Train for Savannah, *ir.^..v • •InJeS’at Macon with Train for Atlanta, >*'■'• M. Policies issaed ia less thai iiiree reirs, Assets, ever - Reserve fund, ever 15.SO0. $2,000,000. $900,000- 1-4 t* 7 Ceats Per Ptisd Ftr 3tdt tii Bitter! •51 BOXK9 FFS* CRAClRSa. _ au ossiK ma works ire xams qwawCiiSSIT TOYS of ALL KINDS IIM THE GRKATIST ABU!1DA!MG1. And xMore Baskets thin say Hess# is the giite. I *1** have a iarg**tcek of any and all kinds *f Cesrfe«li*n*r!rs. at wb* tn c far Cash. All order* will rsc.ive immediate attentiom. All gosds trsrrast.d rinbaad ia g**d *r4 Send for Catalogue of Price*. THREE IGORS A507I Broad Si reel, Aug Board per D*y Singi. Meals SATISFACTION G aSJUY o. A —.d for Catalogue of Price* Mil!»dg*vili*, October 1870 rlw. 4 ■ft Tin >d%yn 1.0‘ 1 A M maii’/r.icsday* Thursday* ami *>*' RETURNING : " * *2," ' * , Thursday* and Satur - . T.i-sve Brnnswica at.' ‘R f 1 ; mn. Tuesday*. ^ M Savannah at * ^ ^ {[• .maVvUU, XaeadV 8 ’ Tharedaya^nd j- Al ., iro , t Haora at ’'”//■ yro .6.110 1 H. S. HAINES, General 8uperinteude.1L 'RANGE 0U SCHEDULE. W*stre.* RiiLroin Rice, Macon, Ga .J* 1 tali- day tire Macon rire at Eufaula -. .ive Eufania..... nv- at Macon ... 15tii, \ Passenger and Mat’ drain. g 00 A. M. 5.30 P. M- 7.20 A - M. j,r-0 P. M. •fit Freight AcammodaP.nn Fa -•05 p M '« M \ c , nn /-; 11-00 A M rear jy jj r,i 9; 10 A M r 9 KT 2*1 iiCOlS ' * •* r -ke direct •or.nection* at Je.-r.n bod. wav', with train, for Baii.bridge Thorn::, rr ,,; su ,o- of tu* Atlantic auu Ou f a.«••<... Tif'e; R'-il all point* on that Road, a* well,*? v •: those.for Jackson Mona on the » ‘ in F«retoSav--.i»»haBd Brunswick....? ^ Far* to J: Fare to ilau'bridgo - - ---: ** Fare to New York, Philadelphia ot Baltimore, by steamers Tinder recent arrangements made with the At-j . J.tb-\v 0*1 ;f Road, freight* to and trom nslmiid New York iiHve increa--cu ,l »pavch. . " -j-he gout her n Expi ess Company will operate on j • . . , B,1‘ivxvxk, points: in Southern Geor- : gia aiul in Florida, commencing on Monday, the , jOth instaut. Tallahassee, and *d £*u- Reads. J2 00 J7 00 15 00 -- 37 00 Dividends paid iltus far on Life Policies 40 per cent., contribution plan. | All Sarplss is Tested in the State is which it is reeeirrd. vt' , n\r)Hi]C4L SFCt'tKSSFUL. SOLID, RELIABLE. LIBEnAL AWL jicununu -. • SOUTHERN. Fpna all ihe«r gronsds tr* ron6d»ntiy look for support to iuiclligent South- j ern people. 1SS1ES All K SOS OF LIFE AND ENDOWMENT POLICES. All 1‘olicies no. I'nrfrimnle, ••<) rifhu of psrtin *o«r«m~:l -m He "I the Policy, *• * pari 01 the csnlr#ct. ‘ 4J v i se9 :he ALL CA-Sfl plan, beesuae then the prrmtutu* tircrensr *»mtt iff, a?.d ’.hff bu«inrs* i* more saUlfkcloiy to all parties. BRA3IJX OFriOK, *27 Broad Strsst, AtfWU, «*• BKCKIfITS k HRS, Brs’l IgeBt*. board OF DIRECTOB 3 -- NOW IS THE TIME ms GREAT BARGAINS X jNT i ! January 1^,18*0 ROBERT SCHMIDT. Master transportation. 3 »f JOHN CRAIG. Frraidaat. T. Il STAFFORD, K V. CLAYTOR. R. A FLEMING. JAMES T. BOTH WELL, E. McCORD. JOS. A. ROGERS, Ssp't Ajeieici. L. CARRING ON, AGENT, JOHN U METER. GKu M THEW. V RICHARDS. .J W. HOR1 OR, WM. H. TUTT. Fiji tod)tH l s.’On Mail Train. *-‘ > 5 A M 1 22 A M I2.m 1’ M "■ U.55 P M " T. W. WHITE, * 7 / t o i n ci^-ci t-~£ct ui, \ J; L ], E p (i E VIL L E. a A., ;l ; iu till* and r-s* * nnlir-itio:'* for Homestead Exemption IV. - .. i ....LfrK'new law, and Other business before tt bany Train” connect* a* SmiHiviHe I (jourt of Ordinary, will receive proper attention. , •a Trains and Arrive at Albany at o.ll j Q .. to bor 13. l8bS _ L 1 caves Aibnnv at 9:35 A If— -leg'—" 1 ——• , . ,, , ,, t r s at t.'oluoibtis e Columbus.-- e at Macon anhu* Sight Freight Ac a n » T> 1IH Aagast t. 1N7# Saperior S^fllsdfSTi 1« •». Si 6» - Ifi EORGIA. BALDWIN COUNTY— to Arvt thic? of tbc KlnC;^ DRY GOODS AP BOOTS mid S- A Gencnl Assrlmrnt of DOMESTIC and F HOSIERY, SHAWLS, CLOAKS, ai LABES WG0LSII FAUfur uOOBS, A LARGE ASSORTMENT OF ALV O? WHICH WE ARE OFFERING TO TliK PUBLIC AT ^ ra-nt xn AfP BAORAFICIB, ASD - AT A LARUE REDUCTI A IN PRICES, AS THE FIRM OF , tuumv* a. iu M.P.STO » | Cotton ‘W'f AND j General Commit Jackson It, A C 40Xi 1M *KS to give I f tiie S rOL’AtiE and ! ! OTHER PRODUCE, i Orders f->r PLAXTATK I PLIES ,-a,, tultv filled. | LIBERAL CASH AT ' Con-i^nmeiii* v. iien deeir Aliiledgevi.-e. Oct. 4 If- ~W1LBKRF0RC COTTON ] AGE ^otton'Foc ISo. 3 Will iposite Ololie Ho t;l business entrusted ionai niti-ntion. Or.le ie and Family Snpplic: COMMISSION ! BEFCB1 j Judge John P, King. P i E. Jackson. I’res’t Nation 1 Augusta Factory: J- T. 1 Dickaon Fertiiieer Com Esq , ex-Mayor City^t t i Uiu. Esq . Director Oa F i Mi Hill, Director Ga. K-1 1 Sept. 20 ]a7D. Court of Ordi»ar%, Maf 30, I *70- ! u-11 r DISSOLVED ON I HE FI RST OF JA.NDAfif 18Y1. A lift Where*. Samuel E- Whiter, executor of the 1 ‘‘'yV ,G H j > G TO SAVE MONEY, WII.L DO WELL TOG IV* ' - WF. iNTF.ND DOING WRA i WS ?AT e Macon 5 e.t Colliinhu* • e Columbus a at Mv’on T:‘th P M ,,:'i5 A M ■7 - ■ M1 P M ;;;;; 4 :tj a m :<*tnmi>datiin Traib 'cosine . - - . 1 err;: — A Northern man—friendly lathe •t* V W soul 11, and a believer in the old Jetierso- 30 « r-r.ilco-e pradnate, de- j. R0SENF1ELD A BRO. ’ 11 •rt Uviis,Train,*' connect* *t C’ttbbe' f •ve Fart Gaines at 7:05 A M •••<» A.rn^t Gaines 3:40 PM. . pk i.in'lr’Uin Train connect*-t‘’ e R 1 ”' i V vs **•' T!i: \v' 5 V , BRANTl-Y- And ! or Rccrdor Office »*ry 1,187# ‘ 61 . ? , iea° of Government-* College gradnate.de- 1 B-Vf Bastion ** Teacher in When, * . c .f'.f.ctorr references furnished ,f desired. terms, “CLASSI^.’ Publishers' Box No. 7, DaTTOS. OHtn r *v- K 1 Oatober 19, ti liciird. Augu»t Hi, IciTU COUNTY EORGIA, LAURENS COUNiY— t-T, C 0 '' rl n /^ # M A La.rel;. H.s». ..in.iiiiJritni ufJ.BafiM., d— These are 10 cite a’,! parties, kindred and credi- i. which uk 1.