Georgia Historic Newspapers

    ecisuthhi nr th e noji r.*Tio vr-
Ut
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of * - . . tfc f.
m. A conversed njH*
bit biHt4|fnbkMv. tins tr.e tr.fc*** ,/ - r=
*i»nt party in CooRre* and nt »i
manifest cause of alarm. Mnl ^eat of ^>n
-^vreMre-q 1 ! '
an claim ftu^Coognss. end
orth, with
«nir itfrfwwjagqHn:^
I ftenna Lave r
•*' »--/Jalo t: ■ inte
rn ill p ofcabiiity,
u £*i -■sr'ety of It*
■ n.n* |x ii n -of the
Jfog »*c ;aaK. extent of
Georgia, both
efercis s hatejnotbcca suspended for*.inelc I
d»T- Tit?Itrc^tr. V.rmcrjjfund kcj )tftt free I
finS
the Bn
wosBded
every Southern State, free of all charge. Dr.
have bcrna-nrl-ii. ^-.Crarrirrd.ro long ita EreJdtot;
M into existence recently gone to Georgetown, Kv. Dr. Wm.
t e. li
DIPQMpt
re liro^H
the r of tnese mineral pro-
■podon
I.-.., Ci u * ftl-e.a a-1 re. tfo } pc.-.rer
. VxrtJuTtfc t:Ti «Sal rSWons ontioie Slates
tJaU, tfcrr T-
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lT.tai:-- etatol by
f.f-' c fi-rrt'--
err I’ai:-’. tint jrc '■ aectpt all God"»
[iiepen^ti ns. BfwcTa. fflictiv^ not nitre}’
sh i ibm’.'-iiin^ntlh* Jac * to Jib". “
mV-r. r ver for d moment iorgr. ■
manly v-Mr.-;- rt, ■Whk!mretj'I*?*’^£2L
rrct feeling l:oi
out wL
Uw been aboIUhcd
**!«
r btfrt soticsMff who •piajiM f»vor«i*iK«g£iu»
\o\\ir kppTon/*- MtMVi (UMll4
epnUttnnntion—;o abpjish all legal Uistinc-
tioeM Jn.lbose States on account of color and
former doacsUe relations. and, in fact-to.
make' tUy negro, civilly and socially, the
equal of the white man.’ Mr. Sumatr ami
3lr. Tmmhc'.l seem to concede that snch a
power could not hare been cxeniiccd previ-
tKts to the’adoption of the cOnstltntiona!
amendmentwhilst neither ot them appears
| to consider that there is a particle of question
’ il iWarhllilTLe aliening 'Waited. The deportment of the stndratsis
re commendable than
T ’dill was a ilLibri!
...r.rfm i ,ppq*en't, sodwi!'!-
. can i7r.r, real b^rmonyV
: uina frA
think’ otb'o'-,]*®* 0 */* existence of such V power since ita
. :n. u.anj . fit XLs-1 ^^ptiob.
:d arc unwill.ng to ■■ ■ • J Wliat this claim on the part of the radical
il wejtave fo* ’• , J T^cni'ien. of congress will amount to piacti-
oinlf mptiUe.
l whatever of pol-
1 iticTaad Uatft* K-- nlUs.-wi* to’it;
; but them uWcoogu to show that the
,„,.in , Jt „flM«fe A- in:": area
,’ H ,. r ,i” who were <ii appointed at the
>i.. 'of tin great contest,’and do not pretend
■itnvit, but who, nowGod liasdicideilfor
I: r futnre political destiny, wouldprac-
; .if or inculrato no .fnullous opposition
:<> that L-orernment undci^SliicK we life. .
n 9! ’lr« U another riS of their !dcUber- \ to »
atk-ns which we widi capo iaBy to lake.—
, Th» is the dignified and charitable sjilrit ■
t hlliitcd towards !he Presbyterians of il.f
; Sort;
cuased,
h.i 1 alre/oly fettled that mstl
m l>re%rol.' uaring that t
r i.lili them On
I caily. no-one can now tell. It may exhaust
} itself nnd evaporate with the rest of the con
templated outrages on the Southern people,
and the inevitable laws ot nature; or, perhaps,
it may grow stronger and stronger under the
evil inllneccwof thetimes,andfinally triumph
a«a.jiurt of the policy lo be fastened on us as
a-conquered people. We have not much
continent for such a measure now. The armory
of peace furnish at no weapon with which to
biuie against a fate'so utterly distastful and
a people,, We, can only
I enter ogr. quiet protest, and leave it to troth
and justice to vindicate the right. r i> . i the
ileutnem people would rest quiet unSle^-wch
_ ... ... , a aoelal organisation, enforced upon them by
:,;r^ SS St S
f . - : and .loyalty, to a government that was thusro-
j gani less of tiieir riglits, feelings and adf rea-
MBof ns thingshnpos-
,, „ - • , — Jdfusyncracies'ofotilr
AH |Tii * V w HA.kiw- j
fint-wteld be so far alienated from the princi-
of the v.owf ^letwleubt U'vooltoH. - Tiie quan
tify of this ttrtlhf'drtit!e : of eommerte -ex-
ceest-all belief.. •Sotpewefs ^ield as ranch
at a tbotpan^bari’eTs a 'day,'.''others stjllbigh-?
--r, ond one ha* for son,- time afforded daily
1.000 bnrre’tnf Ml The multifarious uses to
which this oil is applied forbid the snpposi-
tioh that the’ rharirets of- the wortd will ever
lie glutted by its aliundanre.
Evidences of petrol: urn in . the Northwest
section MitJfcflJMkinnd iVithe portions of,
Alabama referred to, are so abundant that
they arc attracting capital from all parts of
the 'country- The surface indications cf this
wonderful oleaginous fluid are very striking
to the eyo of .the experienced “oil hunter"
throughout the fenfire area of this teal region.
The cliff of the 'gj6o!A’*fc!d strata of Northern
Alabama and Northwest Georgia—the forma
tions of slate, - andstone and shale—and the
discovert of oil in'many localities, floafin
on the’surface of Sagnar.t ppols anil streams
of water-art tend to conGrm the belief that
these sections oro-rb?h in this nswlydiscov
ered source of immense wealth- and the fact
tfvit petroleum lias been recently found in
Eeatncky and Txnner.ce. in quantities that
promise to surpass •even the famous wells of
Vcnando county, Penn., is a dottier strong indi-
catjon • tmutli^ >»4MnliMtM(
throughout th; entire chain ot the Cumber-
fc * nd l , 21*i^ n &ifl ,> %l#A n BfolVh‘ltft %
Missiesippi nver. In all sections of these
States preparation* aro -making for testing
ing tid eilsteat'4 1 pi oil: Some'ofj .the most
'sagacioaa of onreaiiitalists nre intorested in
these cjltrfpr^c^, aiijl'thi^tild iuccess attend
their operations, the whole of our people will
be bcjiiiCtt ifil, *ftd ^riii'peftly scat ter lier bks*l
i. in
said to,
ever bCf<
indeed. The faculty is now on the ground.
ahd at the re-opening of the Univervitv's in rrir.tinn to the,’ condition o^ affairs gt'tbe
thc inlbntiatlon oi me _ — rTZZilmiui, later, l«ngs tl>« InlqnUv of mm into
ih it -1.- Idurion ever heVfrmcd exj> 'k"’- . , / i «;•
■y . j . try . , _ , i jtKiffmctn. *
for the intercata of Cbri.-t, and tun I reshy- Butbft.wii-xed detotalnhtion •fthcNorti-
Mi-in. of the North willing to r, ve th. ^ are.ciaily .exhort-
, l arr-er they alomrhave l.tiilfe} ther,- hr.* r . ^ ng ^ to forgeriulness of the past, to love of
i.ecii, Dorn lint to last, a word sai 1 In tT:e , , L - nJoa aml j.rotherlv-harmony with them-
li'icrationsof tTif* Octieral Ar.cmWV’ff^ « J .. ; u .,_gf 0 i|x'ii,T*‘d«p''andgallinginyUly up-
j forgii n or forgotten before thecrtiimietoiildber I* tberc nothing that c»n turn them
| c.ii-ummated. And thoJi-tuhVidd tu^r have . . r u > ways offolly and bring them into
may lie called great provocations.- 1 - j t j, e of truth!- Leaving the Southern
re been treated with conftfmr-hou, ^ Irir , :i OTlt oftlie qncstiori, what good
liufFWMgfejata of the North :n | <iin ,,, : y CN p^to liccpmplfeh : forthe freed-
man or for thcmsciycs, by giving laiiitical
bvev.tlu* !an4.
| lu-1 ul,
3 J*
Iprn
crul As-'cmMics e ven biv.ee (In- North
on us to rejoice ’vi.h them over
*acc, and this sim* .* many
of therm, had taken the
to the tnitcil States trov
Some of tht ir mcmi>crs during tho
vcrcarrartcdaod imprisoned. During this
[■contest some had thtir churches find homo |
j burned, ant! many had lo flee from home to
escape pvaccuting violence which , in some
1 instances tlireatcactl even their lire*. .The,
of many fill a soldier-grave; th«*ir flocks
hrefi scatteredmnd impoverUhol; they
i lrd over Icagut^of country, (to reach the
G* n« r.d AaM inMy) tlch^latcsd as few civiliz-
»rmi« > ever desolated a couuuy; tod they
ompdlcd to hasten their deHWft»tk»n mud
lhoine before the,end of the ycar,*c-rui^ •
^<\uiiki» nre threatened with violence
t of their late brethren are ready to
they *c>: around them dDtreai.nd
uturc for tliemsc :lrcs and Bialfe
-1 they li
pOWi r ond sr-cixl position to tbc former. The
lliinglsimprsctien'-le. God has made the
negro niifcfcrlor race; and he has maintain- timl.
pd his distinctive ch'nr.icteristie* in all' ages
of the world and under all circumstances,
lie is ampuMMUsJb laboring being; some
superior inti-lilgniicc inost direct, else, like
other lr.nrLincrTjfiic must cither 'aland still;
or, moving, 111 - jk every thing to pieces. Grapi
his brain with notions of equality, with as
pirations for that which.lie is unfitted to ap
preciate an-! enjoy, and Jott make him, not
only a useless, but a dangjy-ous mcmlicr of*
society. In your futile attempt to elevate
him, yon degrade his former master, and in
fuse into the minds of both a spirit ihat is to
tally at war wlfli their harmonious existence
in the'sopic contgiunity, The result off-amdi
a collision is readily foretold, and it would
lake all the Imyoneta on the continent to pro
N*. the South underslaiiils die jriegro l5ir
lietfor tlhmthc North possibly .can. and if let
alofte ivill 'lo far more for hit nmcliomtiain
and bappinfew than‘strangers artel pblftlc.l
'•J theorists"at ntlistaucf. ,There is 1^, thcjj»t
l%Dtn.o|tyf! true.^pntji'cmor, morv-gWWfi
f -i hiig top the . bhiek; man, and taruo: .do-:
gre Jo tfi^mote his welfare; thali could -be
foB)*l il thfe hearts of Alliiit Ttiek Tleptili-
iicaj^ifi'if^intl'ii-set^' i'tomtime'd, ^il^uc
I ,rC ‘' iiegii Wili find it,.out,:, before lie Bp"
• v ,.|ov* many'ipngeS-'Of Iiii' future histai
»W t __ _
Jefferson Davis.
Thj; hiJJpwing ’.Wutifi^ly .Written paper
has been'handed us for publication. It is
from thefclsqucnjl pen of JJfs. Downing, of
Virgin*. Writ toil at th* rennest of friends du
ring a .brief visit tf.. tliis,.city. Mrs, D., we
hope - will be rtotin 1 extensively ’and better
known iii tkp Soulb by the production of her
pen, how passing through the press. She js
the author of that interesting work intitled
“Nameless," of the publication of which the
pubiic has alre iOy been adidsed. Tbe peti
tion has been extensively circulated, and we
-learn'baa maiiny (■ignjtture.<>.—Jlu7imt»ul Se/ir
ncceea him. The bicb aecorcplf?bmaU£ of
! high aecompb >bmeats of
■ rvftin
ifflSSAGcE FROM
kBb)».
GENT, GS^NT CON31
aCIET AND LOYAL.
BUT-FEW TROOPS NEEDED SOUTH,
* ' *r\vniTE.
i nr V>t”ni adds _
,KS TUB SOUTH e;;s , wth incriBe mc l0 . re J5 ro
BUT-FEW TROOPS XEEDE:
J. sufbtwtff,
iUmtitSi
I tuning
Secretary*of ■’War for a d«ta9ed>statem«it-ef
tbe numqi
News Clippings.
n >],. —The receipts of cotton at all the South-
spring session, they will be ready to offer cv- South, which t
eiy facility fm- educating the yopng, men of
our coantiy ft* canM.-d ttjoted ahduheh*. ’
The financial crisis has embarrassed the in
stitution somewhat for the ensuing year, hut
she turns with confidence to her old and tried
frifgds, who will not forsake her in this her
day of trial. She has still left an endowment
of more than $100,600 in good stocks, but ho
dividends are being paid, so that. she needs,
and will doubtless receive, voluntary contri-
bations snfibaenb to defray expenses. for .the
ensuing year.
Her prospects for patronage areTriore flat
tering than her most hopeful friends could
have anticipated. We hope the University
may long live to reinforce annually from, her
classic walls the army of noble an:> virtuous
men, who, from their various positions of
usefulness, no wJopfehjic'-S. 1 ? thjir Alma llafer
with affectionate anxiety for licr future pros
perity.
flow Stephens, ‘the Fenian- Hcnd Center-|»jii"f~
Escaped.
The 'London correspondent of the New
Yo$c News says:
TUE ESCArE.
,'. Sttch was the position of affairs up to Thurs
day*night last. At eight o'clock oh lfiihrs-
day evening the corridor, ip which Stephens
slept was securely locked, tlie cell door was,
of course, kept locked, except during the
hour allowed for exercise. Tbis corridor fornu
the upper sjory of 011c tving of an L shaped
building; it is about' thirty yards long, and
is divided from its continuation in the other
wing by la heavy, solid iron door, which wa3
side of
noteven
see the prisoner's cell door, the three police
men were stationed. At the other endyt the
corridor is fktnasdye iron flpor, with a .huge
cumbersome lock, opening directly on the
lobby of u- tetone stai reuse, by descending four
flights of which you reach the ground. The
dtjbf pf the cell in which Stephens slept is
cased with iron, the key hole is bn the outside,
the innner side being a complete blank. The
door is secured by a heavy string bar, fast
ened by a padlock of about eighteen inches
in circumference. At'ten o'clock on Thurs
day night the keys of the cell and corridor
doors, with many others, were deposited in
the case provided for the purpose, in the Gov
ernor’s room, The.niglit was wild andstormy,
the rain poured in torrents, and a fierce gale
liowled and whistled around the labyrinth of
There that the]
Bnliv m b$au-
. virf dly aban- \
in tbe nation’s-
plbnin" th* re: ■’ r*v
efragglc. t 1 ■ J H m
-iy.family wud .personal inter
pret!
J.
B U1S Bi-W & CO.,
As soon as on tlrfiinn ran be )
ftffly gitFTrjnrPrsidffley ”
to me a weighty burden.
liM i.oHi«y
■JW Trumbuneave notice of "lii^rto.tpi-LhgndeB in cq^3d^0^ -f H
larget!l?-\mwVw of-tAV’Pr^bftSrt'a' Sfort-in 0 1 t ngsdur General Morris, of tbc regular
roas ioseet^ejA^^Joe^j^iBig^iDthq |p-
United States, and to protect all individuals
in the full enjoyment off tbferr rijfiits fit per
son, and propeny. apd also tp fuer.isli lUcip
irifh the means of vindication.
A message was received from the President
,xrmy, jamb commander: wt Forts McHenry,
"died yesterday.
T—Till of 'puhiie.. prin^nj
asks ciingress for ah a’dditfonal apjiToprii-
tion of $060,000.
—The Southern Metliodist book and pub-
- Second Street, Aril (a Baptist Church, Macon, Cirorgia,
Are receiving a Kne Stock pf Gop-1^ adqpte-1 for CHRISTMAS PRESENTS^ co- . g cf __
Photograph Albums,
. f*r,v v*. In great variety, vaiyiag in price fraei $1,M to SSo.OO 1
flfflS® 113 m IF flHUp fUMilS i?5 Fliffi'liffiii
Peisons, Copies of Fine Engravinp, Richly bound Bibles, PrayerBoois,
And a Urra vary*
‘•From all the iDformatlon in my possession ; «lectitMl of L
ndifroin tliat which I have rccentlv dericcd * 4anu.t r y.
; — Ifon^Fitrn
ae positiou of Miniker to Guatemala.
front the mast‘reliable authority; I ,m'lakl rf _Uo ?: FiU -?5. n Ty AVa ^ ,,ss «cc*ptoal
;th*|^S^Oj-i ,b * fai !“T f JUVENILE AND TOY BOOKS!
-j si:x».iy sc.ii.gof. axi* wisceijI.aafovs
an& i&*vv -*ver t
-VTlio Kentucky Legislator© will go into
ii> election 'of T’rtited Statw Senator on the
7 % . . • luc uo.'U’.oa ui ALiiuticr ro \jnaremaia.
■? • Ch ' nS ? JjgW -Sectional j_ _ Th , ArkanKi; state Convention will meet
sniuo-ity is surely <*.Hn»aiK«Wgwir «- : at Little Rock on tile 2d of January.
jit isi lliftilght, tjic Hreaiflect v(i!l a^oiirf
qiy.ci- Jlayraril {o'tlie" Supreme Bench as
self into a spirit of nationality, and that re- \
presentation, cpnncctfed'iyitli a properly- ad-‘ Ij
justed system of taxation, will- result in the
h:innpnlt>i£3, restoration df the.States to. the
National Union.”
. The President also furnishes a coiamuuica-
tien fi-om Gen, Grant, in which that officer
Mys;.
“I had free conversations with the people
of tbe South during my recent tour, and I
am^aitisfitd tliat the people have accepted
the ptcsfnt situation of affairs in good faith.” j
Gen. Grant also says“There is (in unusual
acquiescence in the authority of the General
Government, t’'l?WsVput. (-pypitry that I
visited, and the mere presence of a military
force, without it$lrd thiiuinb<irs,issuffirient
io niaiiitaiu,^j-der,_and the good cf.tlie.cmui-
trv requires that tliis force should be white
tfoopAV-di., i, -. -il. 1
In the Htrjsc, Mr. Farnsworth ftltroducccl
a preamble and resolutj^ifs’' insfirhcfnig the
Conimfrtce opiEleetbohs to'exaniine intd'tTie
allegqd disloyal statements of Mr. lla'ris, of
Mary iand,and report the same t o this Ilonse,
together with such further- action as thiev
may redomibend: Adopted.
A resolution was' adopted iu the House, by'
more than a two-thirds.vote,'to ’submit to the
Legislajures sf the several States-an amend-
lueutto the Constitution forever prohibiting
tile assumption,(>f the Confederate debt.
GO0DNEWS FROM WASHINGTON.
OUR
?’« ills l$rfcUpncj/ Ajidref: Johnson.
Prcivliniof the United States:
We, tlie undersigned, noting -oil the part
of the women of yonrExcellcncy’s native city,
and actuated by. the. spirit -which • ani-
filatts the women of the entire South, most
respectfully beg leave to present to your Ex
cellency our petition
This is in behalf of Jefferson Davis, lately
indftsted withal! the-prerogatives of a posi-
tion>imilar to the one in which yourExcel-
lcncy. by the direct interposition of the hand
of. .God, has been placed, now a captive
languishing in prison. Whether that prison
tie tiio, jnst doom of him who issuffcrlng from
its efieets, is mlta question to be argued by
us..Jlf. it lie conceded that tlie man who is
llierci prc.-caUtivc of a people must suffer tho
coMfeqwrirra of sgch rerp-fesentation, then the
decree wiiicii consigned Mr. Davis to irnpris-
ibnmcnt in a hand' wbieli lias hitherto been
the world’s synonym* for freedom, was a most
projter one, end lie is undergoing only a fit*
ting expiation fer the offended majesty of the
law. But hjtsJif pot suffered it stdficiently
long ',T^5t Irapdsqible for justipc to be tem
pered witnmcrey.!. AVill’ nbbtlio resources of
yonr ExceCeScy lwiiud d(*vis,‘ some means by
which their antagonism tfiavhe removed?
low her to rise superior to tlie petty convcn-
unis troha! codes of smaller-nations, and exhibit
to the world at once her power and her mag-
% irtynity, ilty.ettentRng.ni fiioa-pardon to one
' ough lie may have erred grievously
her. -is still her child, and still loves
“ill not your Excellency, he America’s
dimly-lit buildings that stand within (he halls
of olll Richtoohtl. The night passed drearilj
along, andjlie prison authorities slept on in
foil security till about four o'clock in the morn
ing, when Denis Bynje, the watchman for the
night, whose duty it was to patrol the outer
yards and passages around the prison, started
3br. Phllpats, the deputy governor, out of his
sleep with the information that he had just dis
covered'two'-tablespiled-against'the bounda
ry wall of the prison. An alarm was instantly
sounded ; the whole force of turnkey, ward.,
ers, etc., were at once assembled. Headed T
by the governor, a ! number of them rushed to
Stephen’s cell, ffortlic “captain” was first
thought of.) and lo! his cell was empty; tbe
door was wide open, the padlock lying 011
tho ground, together with the false key lo
which .itFIiasl pfeWf^itlttOscQ: Oqor LlrarilPK.
-out oh the stairs stood also open. Be
tween this point and the spot where the ta
bles were found, there are no less than
twelve doors, two of which are always kept
lockod at night. One of the 'doors winch
should have been open was found locked; of
tlie ten:"
re.-: 1' e
Inc condoling
pi, nor dis'.rcsJs nor per-
. -r nskerim ni- r peril,
■ from the love
pst possilile inducement .to do the Very j in this matter? 'Will you not, as the
u-.m,‘ifeihliodimeatof her strength and greatness,
nnloorc-the bonds of the patient sufferer,who
has p^ Jilcckly and uncomplainingly seen the
spring, blossom, .into summer, and summer
fade into autumn— seen it through his prison
■him that we con. SoU'-prcserv
jK-h-'e of fc.H ii-tv, interest, everything
• to keep lilm ftbofc want and intik
d cf liir.i to the extent of his, ea]):;
South, to-.-, knows iii* condition of pres
suffering find the gloomy prospects ahead
for iihi/nnd, facling that it ! l-ceii 1 rotigM
I alHintwjthoufai}}’.'
Will y: :; r. •; ;- lens-, him 1,1 faro tlie dreary
winter comes, bringing with it *0 much of
■ material discomfort to his frail and delicate
>this
.-jinpoTcri-lie-1 l’r. »hyt
r us\ iVc know tho; to-
uians sTuhe N--r;h r.h
u fir the
,bvti.ri.tr
ere (tn-
ristians areune ->ortn wlio do
1 tho outcry against Us, wl. > art v. il
nmune with unrepentant -1 . h.! 1
Jw* mistake hoi, froi! Kent:.
ro©s?©n2*cr to onr <!»nrcl>t»
i feot^mtl m©53ag© of sy: ip ;:hy for
Aau tlickinJ ib 1 n_r v a** 4•■...■
indent, mo.M jjr.woeful way. it w.t ro
^ alms for tin t eraporal ncoe^Moa • ■ +osc
they wifltatr to iia^-
erniic tv itli. Tlu.
’ to.accept. Th;\v nre *"c.uly i-
5 to the wippo’-T of »»ur mini ; tt r »
f tkr* rtr < v! If.u'f of thf : r for.
ndtTMtlTi : v'!iri t ’t;nr ». V>V
^* CfcribUA:i in Moooa, i*l
khcaril Mr. Mocrioon'i ad-. *
Tit
villi ;;*id aid him to the full I
ilioultl be noticed t,.w ,
Prcsiiytcrians of Kcntnc-
Of*her power, rhe negroes ot tilt* j
Pouiii 'were Olir domi'-’ics, nii-mhers of our j
twins,-holds, anu,'in mo.-t cases^our friends:.
hcftcv.-Uic-FoutUcm man feels -met for huj
its alitvis-1
tlii sov. n, is inclined ; body, and what is far worse than the most
acute pli
hope d-
cal suffering, tie wintry chill of
liis .sou], which pines for
freedom : Give him book, we implore you,
to the women of the South. He is ours, and
we love him!
....... We bqund up our Iicarts and sonls in him
conditifeti, add ‘will do most tor its ahcvia- . - -i t » le p*,;- t . whidt he : once represented:—-‘
lion, " Rf nil tha'Inaugural Adrlrfes*- of -Gov- j God has sclui fit to permit that cause to be
erndr Jenjitits; it brcalln - t! : e u-alivntii'.ivnts lo-t forev r.fandwi bow to Iiis decree. In
of the gptithcmpcoplA as a mass, on thwqvy-
jeclj and we ore satisfiud-that all the Sotith-
cfn States witl givc tlKin expression in their
codes for the got'crtiiheiif of’tite negro in 1:
’ail; the bio . ' South there is no one so mad
A3 to clusis’i the hop • that Mr. Drtvjs may in
siywaylxi ooim *ted *wifh fa Mure fcohso-
T. ;ht with whf-t our wishes were when lie was
,i : ■ '■ : r.tiiy Iiiclt bis proved
Dtr relations. •Incipie'nit steps nave already ; * ~-;-.I ffrhitn. Nosnch tliought'has an ex
been taken fey moat, if noi.'nlC of. tlmm, and | | !< j a “ F h ? has ° n **»£.’*£
in nni y/dM-cnanefUjaTvlioily *^ ith the pnst
Lccii iftteCH uy uivsty u mm un» n«
ttiyy likve- -only to • be let alone by the real I
eaemlfes bf tfichegro’tb do thc' best for him t
•Wiin^lwwSflu* -. ‘‘‘.'um.i !.i.l : il'.!I
AVhy i» it. tjiatiithe.North.fauaot take.in,j
aiid appreciate those .rcasiilu at ions i They j
arq jfaundeil in true philosophy, amfew-rv .
duy',!-;it ^fve's’to Ifio^trAte the'thjtli'*atid j j Tii - s-
tii- of what wV'.lwvtiiwtjttfm' if stich '-,lV
ftr .TuincreWitamnniTnuabii;. oitld cHtiic ! “
h and -oa-.dstudy the question t'.ir tl»m J ' •
PROVISIONAL GOVERNMENT
'V mED
Washington, Dec. I'D; 1883!—'idle Secre
tory of State has addressed a letter to Got-
emor Jenkins, ot Georgia, rtransmitting, a
copy of a communication addressed to the
late Provisional Governor of that State re
lieving ljjm of tliat trust, and tendering him
the co-operation of the U. S. Government
whenever it may be found necessary for the
■ptSsperitv ef Georgia,
New York Market.
New Yoke, Dec. 19.—Cotton is firm; sales
3,000 bales at 30c. - ■
Gold la worth 40 5-8.
Californio Adopts the Amendment.
Sacramento, Dec. 18.—Tlie resolution rat
Ifying the amendment -to tlie- Constitution
abolishing slavery, finally passed the State
'legislature to-day.
NEW YORK MARKET?:.
New Youn, Dec, 20,-—The cotton market
to-day closed firm, at 50 cents for middling.
■ q3®3 ,,,lt ' 0 * V
ARMY REDUCTION*
'. The War Department has ordered a reduc
tion of w$it| tijodps^ (^org^i, Aljbajij
and Slississippi to 4,0(i0 men.
..CONGRESSIONAL PROCEEDINGS.
In tlie Senate, Mr. Sumner made a speech
on tile bill to maintain tlie freedom of tjie
jniiabitants of States lately In rebellion, and
read a nhnibsrof-letters, public and pririife,
to s!mtv that m spirit of rebellion still cx-',
isted. u'.i - I.!’i'' t !• <
Mr. Saulsbury replied, and said there are
'■ • ’ • >-*- • —a— would stand by the-pfirtfelpWi of the
his message, he would promise him the sup
port 6f fwb'millldns who did not vote for
him:
successor to Judge Catron.
1 —A new mineral spring has been discov
ered oil the field of the first battle of Gettys
burg! The water is said to resemble that of
Vicliev iu France. .:"i • ! ];. ; yJ l AJt
--In Northern and Northwestern Arkan
sas, 10,000 persons have been left destitute
by tho war.
—During the month of November. 20,8*0
immigrants landed at New Yolk. Of these,
18,179 were Germans.•
—It is reported that 10,000 bales of cotton
have been stolen recently along the line of the
.Mobile and Ohio Railroad., Goveqiment of
ficers are investigating it. or
—-The New Orleans papers report that the
work of rebuilding and repairing the levees
outlie Mississippi us fairiy and effectively un
der way: ' ■ " '
—The Catholic Bishop Duggan, of Chica
go,lias instructed his. clergy to refuse the
rites of the Church to those who die in mcni-
•bersRip with s tlifc Pfenftib#. i *1““- .i.b**iill
—An important case is now before the Uni
ted States Supreme Court, Which involves the
rights of State .Legislatures to bridge, naviga-
bfestruidnlSU iii* i f.I:.:? i: t* ,f.\
—Ohio is the only State that came out of
Hie war with a reduction of its State debt.—
Its debt is now §13,800,751; in 1859 it was
■ 14,25Q,Wtfcif Tai;, illii llUi.
y-During the year ending the 30th of June
last,. 403,000,000 IctfSTs .papsevlt through, the
United States mails, at a cost to the writers
of §13,988,350 87. The average is twenty
letters for every inhabitant.
—Tlie viitc of tile Wisconsin soldiers on the
negro suffrage question was 380 for and 1,187
agaiust. The soldiers do not have much
love for negroes.
—A resolution' was passed yesterday by the
house of representatives, instructing the com
mittee on Territories to affix the name of
Lincoln to one of tlie new Territories.
—Tlie Special House Committee of the
Legislature of Louisiana reported against the
Constitution of 1884, anil presented a bill for
calling a Convention on the 4th day of Janu
ary next.
—Texas, it is reported, is not in as good
condition as has been supposed. One splen
did farm of 1,000 acres, containing two tene
ments, gin houses, &c., &c., sold for $1,000
cash. No money in circulation. The poorer
people will be in almost astato of destitution
during the next year, .until crops mature.
J3T" It costs 2 3-4 per cent to collect the
internal revenue.
I iST" Charles Dickens contemplates a visit
toAhis country during the next spring or snm
■mer.MBBgiiteHi
We have also on hsuj a complete assort rent of all kinds an 1 j s ■ '
ENVELOPES!
Give us a call, and examine oar fine Slock oi Books, Stationery, Ac.
Dec. 2t—tf. Ii: ' ; '
, FOR SALE AT
ninewt.. . .
id iron door, waa found locked from the
_ Jsidc, and the false key which opened it
was found in tho koy-hole. • It Was seek hi a
glance that Stephens, the only person missing,
had been "aided by some one thoroughly
ESPIONAGE OVER TUE
PRESS
ciriin tht-g’ proceed'
U,a:v- Ijlead forever,
“'A Wvwe-rbt be less 'fhan' woman, if we
•:*!'■ wjiom the cause, which
red :in(} V..vi: lost was identified, and wo-
ri-kkft im < :n-’ to himall-tlie more elo
c is sufieriug anil stands in ne
itlfy.''*'* -"- ■■- • —
PK’eeteat and holiest seasons of the
: t ! ri birr-, bringing' to human
>ra* J Him wliivOpcnf-1 the-
>f the "fb
l--.:-, year which has witnessed the
i of a g’oriotts eouirtiy and made you
. , —f magistrate,.by giving,as a Christmas
! gift to the women of. the South, tlie freedom
-Of‘Jc.T.cun Daii. ? .
‘sten, we implore yonr rxeellenf-v. tp onr
through thp intlieate by-ways, yawls, and un
frequented passages through which he had
passed. In order to open.^lltliCdoprs through
which Stephens had escaped, four keys only
were necessary—a key for tho cell door, two
latch keys for the outer doors; and A ‘pass-key’
which opens some thirty doors within the
prison, including the door at the head of the
stair-case leafling from Stephens’ corridor,
and eight others oirtheir route to the bound
ary walk The tables mentioned were placed
one on top.of the otlmr, at a point about fifty
yards distant from the room out of which
thev had been taken, ,T!jey,a.Ki thick, heavy
deal tables, twenty feet by three, and were
used as dining tables for the lunatic prison
ers, . .it!77 . , - . t iiaW ii
" 'ISP* Wliat Jlr. Stanton says in his report
about the rapid reduction of the arniy, is the
.best proof one could ask for, and under the
circumstances, from the most desirable source,
that there is no ljqgeripg rebelljops: disposi
tion among tlie people of titc South.' “The dis-
position’’—say^hB^ixh^ited ?» r -
render of their, armiys in all ffie. visnrgcnt
StateAto submit •to'tU«imtioni»lhufh*nty,-has
dispensed with il!.- 11 c-cessity, of keening large
armies on foot, ahd indicated’ the degree to
M-’.iicli the war power might be’ redofefeff.’’i-i-
The South being then in a state - of parities
tion, and the conduct of the pimple being
■ snch as to warrant the withdrawal ofthe large
armies of tlie Union,' wliiitlktohinder <ho im
mediate restoration of those fraternal rela
tions which is openly asked for by the pres
ence of Southern Representatives at the Cap
itol ? Has the war proved a failure, after all?
Arc tho Federal armies diiiahffedjbefor-“’* : -
assignfed work lias -been vlnae?-: lias
sion really been accomplished, so that eleven.
States are netu.diylout ofjjic Ukiftit ?,-Tim'd
are reasonable inquiries, which reasonable
people are ratting'every day: 1 -It f: man (Ici
' ow why the spirit of MD^yamr more
itructive in,our history flian
s faNhe pre=.nr instance, presumes to
system in!! fall into undistinguishahle chaos.
—B»stongoe£
, «• i .; ,«» .’. , * * t i, i c«w c - i i Ivor uAuCiirucv, ip our
I K-11.1. ..»♦ .. it.t . “ ‘ : pIcalllngSF jirc'Ti.Atlie l^ooii asl£, not so
”Thfe,Senate to-uay jiasse-d a reso,-:.i*ni , -.artb'b. r'i;’..-you'neohsiuer thegiftrigllt
reeling an inquiry Mitre the c xpediency . f i ; - • | jw -„ . jp {. ut . j,j 9 n0 ia it .
apppintm,nt of a reporter m procure report *' . - q > v
.oft'iic Finnic prorewling^ f.> r to« Ajsotiirfe • ■
mi tar projK>«»tioii
nsrong
wantit so raotlr, and be;
rHvi- io his own little cTiil-
, who once stood
y his relays
- - . j -
rffl'r with praises in cr-
s, xuoatli L and go up to
i|r with every Southern
led with : ble33lni£» anti
for your long liie and
’resident
nKfr'df
rutthiiLlti!). il
Wo have a large a il elegint a ^r.mfntg
) iSKu. Sit, SiL
O 3L*
9 £9
GRA.-N EMPOHII'M.
2,000 Sacks Coni at $1.25 per Bushel, iu lots of 600 Bushel*,
1,000 Sacks Oats,
500 Barrrels Flour,
200 Ifega Nails,*
20 Barrels prime l eaf Larri,
10,000 Pouutls Choice Bacon Sides,
Mr. Cowan also, replied to 5[r.. Sitmper,
saying tliesthtimiertts firm Side wcrtfall bhsed
onanonyqionsletters. j, .^
In tho' House, Jlr. sievens introduced a bill
to double the pensions of those wiio were
made pensioners by the casualties of the late
war, anil to pay the -damages <hnie to dhyal
men by tile rebel Government and rebel
raiders, in the enforcement of tlie confisca
tion liny*,®? as ,t> pay. the same qut pf; tlie
proceeds of tbc sales of confiscated property
of the enemy. , ...,u
Both Houses have agreed to adjourn from
to-morrow, until the 5th of January..
TELEGRAPHIC NEWS FROM OUR
EXCHANGES,
51SeW Yosit, Dec: 15.—The Tribune’s Wash
ington special fays : Desertions froth tire
regular army arp becoming alarmingly tre-
(juent. ..
. , Gens. Bonds and Swift-deliyere-l ad Iresses
last night beforeThe National Suffrage Asso-
ciatioh, at'Wastiingfon, taking stronggrdmids
in tavor of negro suffrage.
Great activity pervades both headquarters
•of Fejiiaij^’in-tins'city. Anathemas from
each Party,'denouncing the other, continue to
b.0 issued.' Last night, the. usual meeting,of
the Manhattan . Ltxlge was so largely attcnded -
Gen. Lee.—The Cliarlcston (S. C.) corres
pondent of tlie New 'York Tribune^ ih his
last letter to that journal, relates the follow
ing; : t. - ft J . . - - -
: I heard one gentleman re mark* that he had
‘recently met Gen. Lee, and had asked him
whether, in his opiniou, there had any change
come over thjyihinds ot feis soldiers.
“I can’t answer for my soldiers,"’ said the
' ’ ’ Do not. we 1 Frofi ssor; 4 T can answer fur myself only.
to nutic:;:atc yguand i laTP 3 qt changed my opinions. I thou
p i rpint ’-be fr^relofii j t h a , t rielit; I think so still.”
V - v-i-r hr yoi-.r --XrrT- j ! uiv e a.-kcd civil and military officers of
maiceyonr- v . lr ; nlls grades, whose duties bring them into
constant intercourse with' the people, wheth
er, in their opinion, there ia-any true loyalty
among the white, population t - Tlie answer
is uniformly—No! At the same time, iny
own inquiries in Virginhitand rirailar te-Tti-
mony.lea'tls me tp'bclieve. arid justice prompt
me to affirm, that there is. nowhere .any de
sire or intention to have another contest with
the power of the United'States. They are
The W'ori'ifs^Washington special says:
Two hanks with a capital of $3)0,090. each
were chartered • to-<laji at Gharlieaton, S.- C.
UpWard of-?^,O00,vD® ^berar
" led 1 ! fo NationalBanUs p-itlun.ttii.fast tafro
■4, untring the total omouiit notv Jamed
i'223,400,000. • r-'-8
It is anuoiinccd that the Seerefaty mf the
Treasury hasnow good reasaifertfiWbfcSrt*Sat
isfied,that tligwaots of the IVar Depntmctit
will lfotamohhttO'luiyth'hig like wliat ho was
led to suppose they wouldrs Many ririjunj;
BT tlie Estimates were
rats o
o any
hef. ’
stances have occorrcdsinc
mailc to warrant the cc
and liclicVcd by the Secretary t<Abe correct,
lie is very confident lie can get aldhg Tdltriag
the pre-wjit Tear without further ]od5« atld
without increasing the public-debt;- and of'
the opinion, that'next year hd will certainly
jiixahlc to-diminish it very mnih.' • 1
Count De^Lavernay Forrest, Secretary of the,
French Legation, sailed for Europe in. tip;
steamer Scotia yesterday. He was sent -to
France by tlie Mar-yd* Do Montholor ‘
port on the statc’Sf the feeling existi
with regard, tn. the Mexican inve-i-in. a-.d
i:.ips-:. : :
c l; J* fferson Davis, and so giving
a right, do what,-as your Excel-
ry well aware, has never yet been
iiT tho women of. the S6iith!
rich most respectfully submlt-
ons,appears somewhat alann-
he resolutions relative to the French
ipvasion of Jtffexiqo’ reqqgtly intrqdnced ;hy ] :
Mr. Wade iii fCe senate*ancTGeneral Schenck • '
Cf BIRD,
Macon, Ga., Thursday morning, December 14tL*
lbikj, Edwin I. Hodgkins,—aged 10 years and five
months, -
, flso.—Mnconj-Ga., Tuesday morning, Decern
V'J 19th, 1885, JlinvirA A. Mi:NA!:n, wife of Louis
R. Menard—-aged 32 years,
'~”aMUAL blEOULAR.
Dolbear' Commercial College,
OC the City of New Orleans, La.
Corner ol Camp aud Common Streets,
OiTOSIIE CITY HOTEL,
, Entra-oc^pn both streets, in the sjiacloaa and
elepint Storj-building, is, constantly in session,
under eight 1 abld Professors.
It wds fotihdcd ih 1833^-has a Charter froth the
State as a permanent Institution, under the direc
tion of a Board of Trustees appointed by the Legis-
k l^tare, and is authorized to confer Degrees, Diplo
mas, etc. - 1 * • ’ «
Terips-—Payable in Advance.
PenmansIup^Lcssohs not limited 23
Book Keeping—Double and Single Entry, etc.,
■ •' a perfect course 50
Arithmetic—-Including aU Commercial. C'alcu-
latious V. 50
Lectures oa Commercial Law -JO
Algebra. 1.4 -SO
G'.:binctry 50
English—Grammatical course. 50
4i Full course, not limited 100
French 14 100
Spanish ; ** 100
German “ 100
1 At in “ 100
Gh*ek 44 100
Teachers’ course in Peumacship. 100
A'Life Ticket in ail tilti Depdrtmdnts.... 500
N. B.—Any student having paid tor a course in
any linmcb, as above,-i^HitiUSd to » -Life-Ticket
•In tixat dei>artmcnt. He can attend such branches
as he may desire.
F\6r any language,, per month *..?20 00
Drawing, per month 1 .*. '.. 20 00
'Stationery, for Commercial course 5 00
4 * * “ .Pcntnacsiiip. v-;./..150
Diplomas 5 00
A Diploma from this College is a passport in all
Commercial communities.
' Students can begin at any time:
*’-.Usual lime for Penmanship, 2 to 4 weeks; do. do.
Book Kecpinff, 5^ to.6 weeks; do. do. Commercial
course, C to la weeks; do. do. French or Spanish,
12 to a) weete—but. lessons are not limited in any
bianch, , * . ; . -.i;
Ail former studeuts arc invited to review their
»free of charge-- »» •
South must flow educateJier sons; practi-
„ v , if sh© .would develop her vast resources of
■ c.lith,which are much more numerous than those
•fVBrazil.
t JiVp have ample arrangeineuts.for .500 students
dinting the current ycitr.; Purentscau make liberal
coudit ions lor, their sons if they apply soon.; Those.
, from the country can board with good families,
.speaking English, French, Spanish or German, at
'Suainc’sS^^ititri,' t A cfiklc* Jfla tfe "eatk
Mg Intone pa-
:-ga lias Wan
a quarter of
a century, and the practical plan here pursued re
ceived the. ummhpous commendations of the press
throughout the community, and as several thous
and of Iti former f-tuduuts are row In business In
this city ‘the country, it is deemed useless
to *o into an extended explanation of the plan or
merits of ti^instlfotion. Tf ijftffr
fur a > known, not onejpf the many thousands
of former students isiwv out pf cmployrnenG an d
:o fur as known, not due iu a thou uu ! of those
wI*o have® !■ ?**nt f< r yfi[.rs to EH>pca!ndthc
Aforth, is qOtolljh!, on ruturrang hjjfte, to entiir a
( bir.~iiie?.s house, although thousands of dollars have
Pbcen expended on his education.-
A word to the wise is suOicicnt.
The city is now healthy. Persons from 12 to CO
years of ’ago attend such branches as they may
wish. By having a special Prolcseor for each
100 Kegs Soda,
*50 Barrels Cane Sjrup,
25 Barrels Sorghum Syrup,
December 2^L-7t
This World was all a Fleeting Show
"He that dares these hoots displace,
Must meet Eomhaste3 face to face !*
, tin;..-iii k . nan j . ’..a,
This world was all a fleeting show,.
Each day throughout the seven!
For months I knew notwbere to go.
To get n thought of Heaven • ,
At last some spirit seemed to draw
My footsteps to the STORE OF 811A W.
And there I found a stock ot Shoes
Of Gaiters, Gairterettes and Boots. .
Tliat charmed my soul, Inspired tn>Mnnse,
Like music from Angelic Lutes,
To tell the truth, I never saw
A stock of Shoes like MORGAN SHAW’S.
The ladies are respectfully invited to call and ex
amine my stock of, cheap and serviceable^ double
soled Boots and Balmorals, for wintei* wear 1 .
Gents in want of ft £ood bargain, need scMith no
farther than the Boot and Shoe Emporium of
MORGAN S. SHAW,
. . Corner Cherry and 3d Street,
dcc2i-l?w “VV^xliW Store.”
_ Bonnets, Hats, RlMiona, Trimmings, etA, dti, to
SALE OF PROPERTY OF
CAfiKlAGE MANUFACTORY.
W ILL be sold before the Court Ilonee door In
Eatonton, on the 1st Tuesday in February
next, the copartnership property of Marshall «v
Rice, Cat riage Manufacturers, consistihg ol
Two comptefe sets of Blacksmith Tools,
One complete set of Carpenter’s Tools,
I*rgc lot of Iron. Oils, Paints, Ji: --
■j Lumber for making Carriages and Wagon**,
; v^rriage Trimmings, Ac.
Terms made known on day of sale.
; ?B. RTCE,
Stt/rlvibg Copartner. '
dec21-law till 1st tnesday Id feb.
TO DEBTORS OF. MARSHALL &. RICE.
C OME forward and settle forthwith. Said firm
is about to be wound up. B. RICE.
Survivor.
gcc21dtavt till 1st tac^day^in.feb/ „
W. BOOPER HABKIS, IAS. !.. GAIXES.
Late of Nashville, Tcnn. latte of Ash vl lie, N.C.
jl k. * n. m. ueacdex, Late of Macon, Ga.
• HARRIS, GAINES & CO.,
WHOLESALE GROCERS,
20 Beaver Street, New York.
Keep constantly
86 “
fd
dce2i-lw*.
Jyon hand, all kinds of Groceries,
\ t Tobacco, Pniits, &e. Prompt
to ckpeot none, u
bora i’CSAstiiUcc tx
tlieij v,:v wj; - r;
rUrrtn to t e a^lra:
ft mi «y ™
2 fce-e I branch, three-;
- . , ’ 1 . 15 . i ^Ht.L.nfe
wita regard to tnc #
'firing..hack instructic:
Government. •
The French Minister, who Jiff not find Inwtt-Jr ia reliant?,
tlie President’s nusaage, any. ground for sc- j <
X. B.—Tl.c Agri-julfnral and Mecfianicat dcrart-
meats will be* openf d. a* authorized by the Char
ter, as soon un suitable Professors arc secured to
take charge of them.
M in tlie house. ■ • - DOLBEAR,
-j —H “ ^ . dec21-3td-.2t President,
ought s^EW Yowtafac. 15—Tile Post s Washington I
1 jpwial says of tho question aC the admi-sion |
otonthemclaimants to seat3 in the House,! , r . „ _ .
that it was now considered and has been fnl-! i>y Jb 111Cllfty & J^_enriCK.,
ly determined. The vote in the Honse adopt-1 ‘‘Triangular Block, 2d St.- •
in" Mr. Stevejrf-iJW0lntion>fi«.c>4«MMhird | beautiful, fine : toncd. KO3EW00D PI r
ciajority, they will not be admitted. j U A1»0, acvvnTicUvqi, neW, and in.perfect cr'-
,, . , TfceCommcrciarsTVasiiingtonspedalsavs: j der—ABAiyLilN.' Can be =;ea^prins this week
1 QBSBBSmhBsmazgimtip&~
B. F. Bruton & Co.’s
WAREHOUSE,
Bainbridge, Georgia.
-r tiieir gsllant md-s’.ulv
If tbeybalievo
ht, certainly thev hsve no
cl at the juhnr.cr in w^ich
fe'fiW. m if
hs of Uicetudebt’s time is saved
StuUunts Inteild^A for thl3 College should bring
’hi.- circular or spdtfial direction, as every wfntvr OI f or die Storage of Cotton and Goods,
there are temporary cfetabluUmeDtsopctmd. Young ,
• udent ri should put their fun^ iii thu ha*J
' ,,V "" * WATCHMEN ARE KEPT ON THE YARDS,
Day and Night.
Orders for the parchacc or sale of COTIPN
promptly attended to.
. dotton will be Shipped for sale, to Apft-
lacbicola, New Orleans, New York or LivcrpouL
XST The attention or Cotton Holders in Mitch,
ell, Baker and Miller Counties, is callid to this
place, as a Shipping point posseieing many ad
vantages. dec21 Ot ,
At Private Sale.
Hr
Y. Hag
is kiiievl
ic machkierv. He vfR= c^a f *ht i.*i one ~ . -n-n tv.
flUcytardi: n-1 ’- 1 j. : - ~ - a:i.iTta-\Wwi^M.a,i‘aiar:iy 'v.ith tl.i
fi,s body. Wo leant that he was a .young & ^ . » b ofG. I
: - V' ; V : ” V'- 1-1 M a Torn-’nunicai: .a K
assetc.rge of his dytici, and L—' T i ** .** L
kite- spec! oi ol! r > ki'vv.' I;
^ &T Sfa-ret:
sets haw fiv.n > !r ;in ,iu '
at a C0 -. f-i.*18.00i. ! .rt84 8J.
5*9 hav. ficvn’To" i. -ir.i.c- tiie f* 1 !
i.<2t,S')0 27 %ere
cnimr
sqea Jpria's this safe.
; £..J, JOHNSTON* CO.
iancerille Slate Iilining Company f
''HE Annual Mcrtmj of this Cornnaiiv will take 1
;ce in Safttcnab, G&; on the 1st Wednesday .
iarv, 1*?^, at the ofEcc of Col. Aaron Wil-!
ibsrei tbai the {election ofpfli-
tliat mne. r w • • v
... K. C. GBANNISS,
* “ - President.
«Ic Taken l
c»jt. ' to iLe pc5sc?3ioji of u freed- '
n ray ploy men t a few days ago,
e k reason to believe was stolen. The
[Jjavf 1 tie animal by describing it, prov-
a;:-l paying for tuia advertisement j
Bn m^Lcmt of the mule, to said freed- i
? , - . .JOSEPH ALLEN. |
Xbuuuuton. Georgia.
Aiiction To-day.
will sell this day S very d c si ruble lots, s*toa
ted near the city. Also • *. ;
* . A Mules, •! Horses and 1 Policy,'
*,Vf i Wagons, etc. Also
iT : Dry Coods,’Hosieryi Clothing; *
1 » Potwarc, 1 large Cbokiog Stove,
And sundry other article*.
n. B. CLAYTON CO.
dsc21-lt.
5,000 Bushels Cotton Sued.
FOR SALE.
A LOT OF L/VM)
r ONTATNlNG I0IV acres, lying in origin
ally Lee, Bflt-nranli Strwl, uovr Qnittmmm
county, State of Georgia, being we>t half lot Nw'
10$, 21kC district. Terms cMh.
JOHN IIn.LI NS.
For
Brsirable Proprrh
SeJe in G-orclon.
F ofit tnttrr.r.f.vrts. wnii oaiMitdnf>. w^i
ortbirds, gardens, Ae., fronting «m I’rttfr
railroad, »t Gordon. For !*anW*itUr- amdv t«.
dei-M-1 w. TOBY & < tfrtlKN.
‘ IdliSs. HOWLAND
Ha? recently retnnHd from New Y<irk will* Um
latrret Eugli-li, Freneh and American KjaUSou* In
.whirl: idh* resjicctfally calls ait Hit hm-
adjioiiiing her residence on Walnut utrert
COME AT LAST!
WBBT'3 PH3PHYL*7ri-t -1.717.
Superior to any other Dixeufcctant
Known!
It (foes not claim to CURfe or PIlSvEKT
SMALL POX, but is far anperior loony HUMBUG
which claims to possess snch wondrrfo 1 pro per
tics. t ; ;t t
Persons dnirooi of Lsvieg ft relh blc Dfmtfre-
Unt, will do well tobuy ft bottle of the well known
DARBY’S PROPHYLACTIC FLUlD.'ggT}
For sale Wholesale and Retail by
BOYD A GORDON,
2d Door below Telegraph Building,
dee21-2t Cherry Street.
Cotton
Savannah Forwarding
MOUSE.
THESL'BBCRIDEns are ;-i:ra -. „ ar ,t-
tmition lothc forwarding of Gcu* - !
through Sftv&nuair, r d h iving an sgt r.t i \ • r»ta
ofler unsurpassed CacUitks.lor dispaK h t:;d ee. do-
We Tfctild also solicit consignment a <
or prqdoce, for sale in Savantwh.
) | F * W * ^ ,MS
x , REFKItSlN CEfl,
Mscon>^ntrttroe;J. I^Cariart.-.
RofT, Sims .t Co.
Amcricus—'Thoms* Ilorrold. r»,
Savaunab.—Brigljaiji, Baidu iu A f <»
dec2l-Im* ...
It- R. nEAEDTX. X. OAINJ;-*, fl, nj
of Macon, Ga. of Macou, Ga. of Nort
BEARDEN & CC
Commission ALercl
20 Beaver Street,
NEW
T IBERAL aifranv. rr.-.l on Coil-
’dreEljZt* ' f L '”'" ‘
DARBY’S
PROPHYLACTIC FLUID,
THAT
_ FOR SALE BY
J. if. zeil;\ tk co.
MAShENBCltCf St *i>N.
*na kfiacnT
iv:ujO iuhf boa - fysii- awtr
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