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OP OUR POLITICAL SERMON BY tion to perceive its merits, is the work of a dear friend who died beyond tlib sea. He.is at once placed in a condition to perceive all its beauties. —Jtehgion associates,w3tfwillh»works. Thehnmming-bird, a/he poises hiihsejf in the viewless air and draws tire sweet nectar from" the honeysuckle, isbeaufifal event’d the untaught rustic, but far niorc_ so to one who knows tfiatlhi/Father'iMiand <ravc symmetry to thatHiny form, and painted its plumage with that brilliant jfrecu, ahd* tipped "those wing3 with gold and scarlet. * Tliw-ycxing nvaixis-waUfo-^through a eto- ver'tield.. Tlioggh he may be of' the - earth, earthy, lie cannot fail to be pleasantly affected by~tlTe'TragranCb'"fltrd ; "j!5)-gedusnCs5 of -tire" waving, carpet, - and, the brilliancy of the gems which tip each leaflet. But to the thoughtful Christian that morning walk is a source of far highcr pleasure. He views the clover field os the work nf a divine Artist, and <hat ; Artist-his'denrost-friend, lie-sees how much it cost to spread_oitt that carpet and stud it tvith- those gems. Stmshihe and shower, ,neat and frost, and chemical forces, rtnd 1 he mi vini. nf r*i}t\rA inllnifftlv mare skll- —■what an expenditure of resources-was nee-’ cssary to produce, them.!. TJie, .ocean had to fexhalc its-waters, and-sober-evening to con- .dense them op the' leaf, and a ray of light hdd td be sent--ai h(mdf6d fljflli6n.':miles.to kindle! .up. its-.biilliancy^’Tl»s< jjiajff is •: not in a mere common-place clover field. He is in God’s studio, God’s laboratory for forming objects of beauty. Will not his power--to. 'the following serinon was dclftcrodTijfln- •dependerif Church; - Philadiiphih; -bpltty, •John-Cbanifcera, Thanksgiving-day.*: “Cob ye hot'ajsqeni {he slgns'of Ike itbncat.’%■ MaOxx xxi,3. X3 - No man certainly ought to be: andd%Jn« attentive spectator, of passing events-ih liis - relation to-the signs of the-times:- .Compar atively few of the great mass/ of'inen "think“ for themSelirei; hencethey are.theakives and tlie .idupes .of others. . It is known to .the world that -there are ho class of men on earth; or any nation of men on earth, who. make' j uidny arc carried. 1^ : tb'e: few.-There are 1 who have i general walksof i tions, to think f " ly enough for.themieltM,"afief'foiat^"frjnn'n firm'convTctioiibf duty:' This is unfortunates ly true. religjously nnd,.civilly, in this xonn-d try. Jlbwmany, o£-lhe teeming millioos -bf- -•the United. States-have eveyTsat-down and carefulhv.iudicio'usly nndcalmly studied the Constitution ? : iJe-ybaimppo-avoir in ater^ age, that one out of a thousand ever did it ? How then can h^ftftei&w^e^P'tlie gov ernment is administered justly or unjustly if •he -doer-ibt knbw-’tBe rolc“In--winch-ifli 1 governed fsete or V : -; The pa^t four or five^years.. hav : among tlm most eventful periods inflic Worl ^ history; never Defore’ were such scenes wib nessed aj haye bcoi. witnfssod upon .the .thea tre of th» nation. The great experiment of sclf-goyemmopt has .been nlrefchccE taits iit- :most tension; we haxcb®n.-.on_-tlip:>vairjj£ of TUin, and I ccnfess tlifttjnynnndbiMKltaatis- fied that the slnp OfrStatfi.i^.cStiieJy.flndhc lee-shore yet, nor is safcly^jnporjtd,^. TSffre are signs in the political harysaj • wMclc to our prospects -for cthe .fnturei .Jts-Lview it, ourpresent condition is appalling. Tlie jpQ&firhere.^pqfei cfethg-^lu©^ church, and"mated that iithe Bible had been adhered to, .*H» .-Calamities uf^hia. country 'would.bave;beeU-nvmed. X PAnl T inJiisdetter to Titus* ad vjgcd him.tft.obev themairistmtes.. to be ready,in good work, „ man. But who at the present standard -? - Is that the -ebarae Cauywdiolyhiinjrjaia gentle, WSfntg all meeknessT .1 ljavc.jno reforeflde-to dCnomination£. What tio about-the: blatant noise' We bear dn'fegar maij.wiU'Qbeypthe^Canstitutidn and laws; if he is a good what name-yon pic corns one. ns a citb man doesJiis.dulJ^^ei^H chart of the natipn, that is enopgh^^^^^H* ^ThereisHOTtgggnd wMebiChnit| xliat is all that edfr-' tia^;^dtMplffi^an;Chgi^r#i»'to.be known»--.;;The..Baviflr.. snidmeiiA-new -com mandment I -give nnto.-you,'that ye love one- another;- -as-I bore lorved-y<ra~ttreii'- yiThlso love one another.”-. Buty do ■wg.d.h it> - jPoeft.' that mean wc are to kill each other and-wade in each mtlier's hearts’ blood, to -place-each other in opposition against thg . cannon’s P 10 ?.^ <Wnt4hpi»i<ronpg.of thesford-d I There is no religion in that. The true religion con sists in a true love fqrTgpphing. It docs not |array men on the battle-field, nor bring them zz&sims&ssimgz»* and your little children, and throw open the cold miseries,of the,urorid.Upon-millions of men, houseless, homeless and penniless?— Ca P:i'SJfr?®ybjbbcjjeyetliat the standard of piety is up to the requirements of the Scrip tures? We have at present thrown upon the workl-tibinitjorinillions'-of human - beiiigs,- wlfo-neVcr-lrad-iiny;cave bi'"anxietv'about tplfj concUtioa ? I admit there is any .quantity of sympathy, but that neither shelter^ feeds nor clothes tliese upfortunate creaturns, vrho nre- withourfiiendf or horara. They”arc" dying by hundreds and.thousands, these veyy unfor tunate negroes, who havo been cruelly and unkindly treated in the way in which they have been thrown upon-the-wnfld.- Tf-slave- ry was to be got rid of in this country—if the pebple hadwi^edat^-if.fihoHlibeve.lbeen done gradually. Tlieir condition is deplorable in the extrome r and the hot breath of-pesti lence is sweeping over them-like the • sirocco of-.lie jMfet£ - it U the duty of those who brought them to this condition to provide for them, for they nre mostly that portion of the American people.;,whose . nnepstbrs .were, chiefly concerned in bringing.. African slaves to this country, and who reaped immense fortuucsthereby; the inhabitants of tlie States of itaiskchfutefteyi{|d "IthM^i j|t]«ndiEliouid takW on re of these peopler iiowr • I do "not say they injured the negro by bringing liim here; I have an entirely -different view of the sub ject. In their native Airica they were mere ly animals; but here, thfciriminds were raised from darkness and degradation and exposed to thO. consoling influences of civilization-hint Christianity. Was that doing him a wrong ? I have: always been a-true -friend totheuegro,- and would have him treated with all kmd- n.", ■ and humanity, and Christian sentiment, inliis place, nnd noWhere else.--— Another frightful sigp.pf.Jho .times, js.. the dcmoraliaition of the country—robbery, mur der, drunkenness, and ‘Sabbath - desecration. Some say it is the result of increased popula tion. but that cannot well be true, consider ing we'have had a four' yeanf war'"in which we lost considerably mqre than a million of people. It extends to all classes. In legis- latire bodics.ybn can easily eceomplish yotrr object;.;you can.buy -then.' The -ballot-box; about which .we.boast «o. jn'uch,-is :: rotten to th.t* core,, and our. boasted- defense -is -little more tlja.n ft.-fa/cc. You can buy.pien as yon buy sheep in the market. Hunt! reds of thou- sands of doUar^, yps, millions of dollars,.are spent jn thegreat Presidential elections for the purpose of buying American citizens to vote as.-j^u wwh.them. A man who pn^ls Wbi- self a IfepnbHeim requites-mi men to Vbifeliie ticket he desires, or they lose their situations. reeive-and enjoy bcaaty .be increased lr aemtta.no cooh _ .yiont.Afanring,: y; _. - .. . . ilatrimony is.as. prevalcht.'as; measles and whooping cough, and seems to be twice as contagious, Cupid," though ayouth.ofdoubt 1 fol paternity, was-yet -belieyeS - by '-well da- H formedettuSents, to have been fhe son of ; WJJj the.gbd jef.TVatjf andyye ; are disposedytp'be;'" r,,1r 1 lieve it, for as soon, as Alars fusisUcd bik: cautt. paign, Cupid. obmmencod- his,dand has-been prosecuting it with great vigor-cver -sinee.— Alfliis.present"'fittfcj'.we: scaftdly.kriow'Stny' one who hUbcr ttpl .vmy ri^engy m?jjdetr of vcryahortly intends .to .da so.f cAnd. those your way. No use denyin’ it. Bill, yonr foax it licked sometimes, bnt I know what side le oflds vnweotttl ThreB-tooflue tfKfcaifctefcai Sait lake, an*"it mostly weilt that way. '' But you .a^mbig.^A-.th^u^nnl l^tell^u we, aun t ashamed of yon. Beecher says you fit our jinersfls-aayg-Bcs; too.""' Thej? wer6 thar.-^ I’m a Copperhed, Bill, a regular double Jtwisted sympathizer. Some-fbagnsajL yoiut: fellers don't like Copperlieds. Let "’em go ahead. I don’t care. I ain’t worshippin you. Vvlio have-not-married, -hhd-^ld-'npt ; int«id: ratelyjcbnducted, rn-e. .very.often..considered, as synonymous terms;-indeed,-you-wil.l-often' heat "crusty old bachelors,%trifibin -necessity; aiuluot.Cbo.icc,.cliaracterize wedlock as.a «44 and its-partieipants nsbnilig thorstugldy •e are notKlisposod-to-tako-thig-.yiew of ■Hatter; unless-uitr on§j and Wen "the^rei -fmewhat sinking," "as ev.ery.op.e must.aum iDuring'-’tUeJjwarjXlfor .various causes, 11 principaVqf- wbidi-was.tlie'- difficulty of li M. H irtg, ffiStrifironial alliances somewhat feil-6 |££j 4a S3T - C 4t i£a3*nis4«*l63fapi, Accd and commented upon by politica^l lists, tiiat where a mail’s utmost efforts are t sufficient to support himself, he is. not :ely to saddle himsfclf with a Tvife. J.Here is a case, then" wliere love. yields’ to "common sense, and is one of the few instances where, itjdoes; fqrjf-thei tible of comple’ tson tlmtlovi_ d the wiser'a which is made','of SweJtnbcrrgyS" ’ pf fbol3 wheirtmder. thc iirflncnce-of-the terfy der-passfonr "^Wtr know-'msny-. men -in-flns'; wlip exhibited great wisdom and sagaei- ty in all the affairs .el' life,- until iirvelvetl-in- il lcjve transactions pthen'-they-mpde- asses' of -themselves.- -.-—A7 .'. .vc...: ;;-. a r. > ; -"P. There is oneconsideratiQij-ta.be kept in .view in '-niiy.discusnion of this matrimonial j 20 boxes Axes. girfi !c gaaneq^i ssit rAV*a,iijc .. ^Is vIctTmil ria itie fool: mm gentlemen^ alldjaye,-taken .wivep tli ere yt _ T tieufiniRtjlojriJinegs. for. Tliis will be.unfortunate, but we see no remedy for it save igpplygwny, .whiepwe arp- pot prepared to advocate nor" society to "re ceive. TCe-believe that it.ds the. apprehen- ^ean-call-himby t sion on.the part of.theladieaibat.tlie.gectle- .grate men. Nary time. I know better and -so do you. But yon*v» : _gbt-'a! i 6lg'-'ih«i!* : Though, and your wimrnin’ is glorious. They "don’t ware pants an’ address meeting, . fUesdteLiat.gpi{t^efr.:tftpga isaEsreerriJ: ful. I reckon they can hatemor'nis healthy, but they can’t spare none for home. They Sept so much after the FediW at ‘-the " stbifei must be nigh run out. Well, haint they got reason to hate ?' That’s what I want to know. iWliatiic yumghagotoe-ilnr udth aB£ife"ea-.jlT j n ? ain’t they a noosahee ? I reckon they I’tmuch better’n they use Aft-Wa?.,.. Well, >r critters,.I pity ’em. TEeyTniiTHuch*t5’ me if they, air lazy. They wasn’t -eddy- :ed. They don’t know what freedom is. •y- ksnib^ialaiperatiiciioirbc nhado Kuril, onal Guvernors, nor Tax Kollectors, nor thina.bqt-Anggcra.-.What’-a Ih T about" making"’eni "cHyzens when they I’t spell. Better give ’em somethin to eat, " •iBg-’em.td^Bhstcin^WcIF^iifr, T*«eken< m don’t want ’em. Set ’em to'work, if can; if they<joB’t-6tick> toit^maka-fein, . musn’t be too harel on ’em, though, ise you lock up every mother’s son of ’em ,t goes into the vagrant bizness, and give shower-bath doses if they ain’t willin to wbrk. That’ll fotch ’em, T ^ ~' T " don’t take kindly to water, vdry good, but it’s sometimes demorafizin 1 . Itj mostly gets into the noosepapers and stays ers^^I^rl<^s)X a M&G°S']^od of for they ain’t much on rcadin’. I’ll bet before Andy Johnson goes back to Tennessee they’ll lam somethin’.- _He won’t b4thu%a" ’em jnst-'rigR'^nuF fi#9et your foax will take care of ’em, he’ll help ydu. Give .’em votes. Shaw 1 he don’t want ook at Jamakal Ain't fliem darkies been long enuf to lam somethin ? Well, I rec- tMn too. They’ve lamed & r^^an^utj JJITY B USINE'SS" 7 0"icRB'S; men will shortly ran out, whjch, u»s.; given I [such an impetus to marriages.of late, :Nol lady likes .to Hye.A«d;dio.fin..Phi maidi cpii- -soqaeatly^ojfersj^yqbwn snapped at since the war which'would have Been rejected bad] [men been more abundant . Qn.- the . pU>iKi |baiwLthe.incentive .winch..has.operated, in driYi»g.tlie:.meiL.tqjiMfjx.has; been the.fear, j [eab'le pja^^i fiad^^^n abMrbed ‘tlie scarab b]c and competition for the remaining'beaux would becomfraoriiereeahd' ibifter Qiat no | man could survive it.^'To esca"pV-8uch a ; thorn eii atiri ipirt' tliat .clear'ce of qiufibn ‘and fore sight .which. should enter, into.; evwy of. tliiiiBlpertant-character.; " .•> ' -.J j We -do not think; -in -view- of- the -great-scar- efty^na, that it is fair for widows to mar" ry a second time,"until"affthe'young maidens' have- secnrc.d . husbands,. ;The, Legislature ought to attend -fo ; this matter, and protect the interests of the young ladies, for without I the aid oflegal enactments, the widows are pare to piajnhtrgrab game.'" They will there fore-hare to-be restrained; by the strong arm of the law-, as was done in the early colonial history; of Virginia-, when, the:House- of Bur- gesses paSafd an iict ofthc' veiy character -Ih- diiile'q. -.Vf- w^' * found that ’ all" ;the~f. j?ptujg' men.imported into .the. cblbnyv.wefe ftV J>npc.. icanght-by-the widows, bysuperior .wiles and stratagems, without any chance being allow ed to" the Modest:and retiringyeung maidens: Iso the Legislatriro tqok j the matter in hapd, j and will, have..to .dp. so again.—ilicKmond Times. Jurisillclion Claimed by Northern Clergy- ■ men. " ' .'. I The Chicago-Times is down on the preach- cliersbflJie NorfB" for Mficious intermeddling with everybody’s .affairs. -.It draws'ttje> fol-. lefringprcfdrebftUe clergymen jpfPbJladeb pbia, which-is mo-doubt general in.its appli- caijon s. i 'l i ' 4 .1 The field now occupied by a large-number, of the Pritestant clergy is • one of the -most extended irt the "possession of'anj^prbfcssrotr. ’Let.m.enunVerate.^ few." of the more ".pfpmi-. nent matters.of. which .so many .of. the cleigyl now-assume eontrol;-; '- . 1 . ..u .... Thfe-pnblication of newspapers on theSab- bath,'; : ,7i'i' . .." . *"-;) '• "' r.T : *~'- The running of street cars on tlie'SabliatK; • The itbolisbmcnt. .of tli.eatrfs..gijd.operatic perform.anpes; " “ " The politics of their parishioners; The hanging of Jeff JQnvds; The extending, of sufihigenndsocial equali ty to tlie-Hogro. A ; It mightbeaddcd : tiiat, in-a few.eases,-oi^ of tlip aubjecfr liiindlcd by tliCsC' gentlether is the gosjiei.of.jiClirist.aud JJiui. lagcja^y This, however, .occurs at such rare intervals that it is cxeeptional, and does not really-be. long to the subjects properly within fhe do" ihnm of tvramPm clergymen. - - j It -will be but a little.while before the con- trbl^jf everytldngidll be.-.assuuwal by tliese ipen, at ‘tlieir present rate of progress in widening their, spheres, of.effort. t.It would not bq surprising, if ten years hence, tljepijb- Iic, body, soul, “boots and breeches,’’"'should be “run” exclusively.by «»gyjccm>f the cler ical persuasion. The sex of offspring; the fulfillment of the. finer detailsUf/Lhiemarital relations ;■ tlie charaeteristios of • the pustules in-variola and its--larger relative,—these, and pll similar.mattorsy.within-tlie next..decade, just emerged from obscurity in New York city. His first communication appears in a late aueibef <i£ tha-ifotf jjpoljtim Req<^d, and is adfiressed-'ftj the-' fthty : and-nalci{ft?d Arp: • ft' Ifr. Ahr, Esq-1 Georqy : Your a trump, Bill, and though I ain’t far ahead in dollars, I’ll bet on.yovL I’ve bin ready* sum pf your letfe^'Boaiikfe’eftef ISpe-'Hbsifat.hflTv you do sttng sftfiiebf tbWB ‘iMlfeVk’ that "fit with Sherman! Some of ’em want to know mighty Bad wliar you live, so’s they' kin send back some funiture marked B. A. ’Taih’t thar’s.— I seed a chap yesterday.with silver forx and. khffef -’Ermwd-hf "once .' they-kuiij* Ifrom* Georgy, for they wasgenuin. He wanted too dollar son .’eiii; butlfd so® him bang’d fust;^ Nary stolen property for me, speshily from Georgy.:;, (Its a.bully old. State. Geergiai3 f and though It" did gi£ Iiekcdjit'ain’t'skeered. 'Til bet on Qeorgia... .Virginnv ain’t bphjndnuth-. er; • "WhaftTrc ftirnk-bf -Bob Iicc'4' 'Aiifi 'be' a high old fighter? I tell you Bill, I hear some.chaps talkin’ . so much: r.tba Ut.h dzt; ilidy; liaked vour fellcr3 that.I git mad. Goll darn thejfs'p"6weffuToJi"falkin.’" 'jTlien talkin’ aboujOld Virginny, aint.soyie. foak proud of Stonewall - ‘Jackson and ’-Jetr] 2 . 2 Stuart ? Sam Hill 1 how them slashers did fall on the Feds! No time for prayin’ there, I telLypo.":,It:Sfatjestlhp.TU)! gifrunliiaSJi&i vor. Thai part of" Yirginny whar they fit gt^ntSnlf-MKui nnlliin 1 imi lonv-alo- Put -all thje ■ .Sheridan kum down mighty heavy in the Val- jlOO sacks Liverpool Salt. 250 kegs Nails, assorted s.izcs. ffiftid^ffunsy.iBa^Bfo....... j - 250 coils and half coils Hope. ! 50’barreIs'Plaster'T , afis.' r 6'barrels-potisb: - :u - ; -V-- ' 20 eases Concentrated Potash-.'. 100..barrelsPrime.-.. . .- . 250 “ Family and Extra I’amily Flffl 100 ‘^s:f*F4hiily^c*p;st: anriT hoc Shot, Powder ahd Caps. f,i; Wmtt&h&g*** 1 **** lejr, an’ Kilpatrick done some tall ridin’ d0Wfi< dt ^a^ro^is’ ^? RMS - We h ¥«^5?5!ifl3e‘S9Ita?nt of ^fBttSi‘"[SH ; oe’s and ’Blankets,’ •oats. They’re powerful on relapsm. An- d J don’t go in for givin’ ’em votes, but work. an’ labor, an’ if both aint right he’ll ^aise a row. That’s all. Don’t you think loyalty is a very fine wordj It sounds^-, looks well in print. Our fbakkjfl rfgjt _ i) made it up when your foaks was : sece* d^a., Everybody is used to it now, an’ it kjodprommighty.slick^bcfe, If you want jpiiilrtwiD pkt4t-ift-yetfrletters, jestjine the Freedmen’s buro. Some of them col li tlge chaps will teach you, for they know ev- B’ lan« jf y° a 1 In" hot baste, Lhave a powerful sight of lamin’ in Massa- Cljusetts, but aint it healthy down ypunitay! i Your talk about Andy uohasoigis frout* glit. If I was down your we’d Take' Imethin’. He ain’t the United States, nor llr father. He ain’t goin’ to sell himself to e SilifiK, :.gi^ ygta tfqtjfewahi to buy him. dy Johnson aint for sail. He’s on the ion track and if foax Toiler, he’ll bring i in all right. But don’t hitch ,-on to rhis, it tail. It’s mean, and lie (tjonlfivafiy i |e aint done mor’n his duty, anfl he’s jest' in to continoo that way, whether foax like orii ” " "" iU ^Jl,.Andy means to do ic riglit things but he aint working easy.- cm infernal New England fellers is drag on the traces ana ti^in.’ to-hold :k. Then your foax is mj^lit]jC Spufiky, d that riles him purty considerable. He heap of trouble tryin to harmonize , *md if the ekw#yty7meit{ Would only l^t up on "himjest a liftleTie’d fina it easier. Taint no use sayin’he’d orter do this or do tjiat. He’s jest goin’ to do^-things, the-John son way. I don’t believe in lu>]di^bail$ or. the pardon, but he does, and there lie’s got .me, for I ain’t in the business. Well, I spose iiwjft be.-j#,rigbfe3?j .the:eud, font some things moves moves mighty slow, an’*unless •ypu shove ’em on .now and then, the’ll get Uehind. Pjft. YSB’vfi^gpk. mwu. Jr?ends.;dowiL this way than you’ve heara of. Tuere’s Greeley.* He’s jour friend, sure; but he can’t talkus.hs|, .wants foV'He’smo"6nlyhorsein*theTribune team. The other animals is rnulra, r*nd they.’v ■kicked tlie old than llirlf Bliftti."TBe"n there -Beecher. He says he aint down on yon; but ifl was you I .wouldn’t trust him. That stock aint sound. TUere’s_-a heap of friends In this sekshin which aiHV"goin to go back -on you. You jist get on your dig and they’ll "stand by you. They aint sdrry about slavery. It wam’t nothin to t^ern^ and tfoey_aint,goin tpcryaboutjit, Foax down tli5 way want to see tiling fixed up, and I reckon they’d fix ’em if they had a chance. Spose .youkurn here and look round. Its a big place,' but you" wont git loss. Fetch nlongsome of the little Arps sand git some toj*!for ,’em. Call and s.e me .when - joa" 'fchl'iit'liome. The editor’ll tell you whar I,lib and send a boy to escort you. ‘ I hain’tgof no pianner pr silver plates ’cause r wasn’t and ffijSiiefhVan's' bummers, but if you’re sound on Bourbon, we’ll-do. Pve got 50 [25 •30 20 20. $ a^ vj s ® :: “ Crushed.;;-.*Y waX of naseli nu ft j Two to fbur- 4 ply Rubber Belting, from 'ft frsa fonaicc ' iiiiof aaeilibsqzs Js- 25 bales Yams. ' , oSJ JoaJ .aeuJjiS ,b 25 -“ Macon Sheeting. HI 90J29T9Si(I Osnaburgs. ! ±fc mjLWftfi miLt S-.00 ICw xsviZ oiJ - 20 dozen Ames’ Spades and Shovels. : nWSASTjaKI ; 2 setts six Male Harness, (very superior,) I .. d -.and a assortment t>fiHaj v " ware; Drugs, HteHt1i!eti{cines,"&e jfeaiing^bR.'-- adftolo'iaijJjindsedifHI; ffi aezcS visa;- lo t: .,’risd -Gandtesj jRafida^ -inlSrhnlftichalfi [and quarter boxes; Nuts, Figs, Prunes,-—, | Preserves, &c. Also a fine line j of Carpets—rngraihpRiree- I COOfoCPiy, Brussels and Stair.'-riqtO ;ii..Z | .:emA3D>foKDiA;aazmNGs. I OurstoekofDRY GOODS is now complete, hMi4re-ti®-^-tw-the trader njron FAYORABLE' Fami 1^ :: £ Mn&M&.Uk& or THE Agb." - • T? nt #iw. A .--TAKKN rSTERWATiLYiilT OERZaJ—V;-.I SORE. THROAT, - ^ a .J% SUDDEN COLDS.” 3 = - °* ai V* COUGHS, ETC., foaemsj ec JtsclW GENERAL DEBILTIT^qc Bat SPEPSIAOItdNDIUESTIffiv/- CO. :IN ; MtEcSTOiDCCH,ti;.; r I£ h:pct DIARRIKEAANff "5— ^Sdfoj •» ,st ~ I ^MfuVK.saaw j a3^a FELONS. BOILS, I... iTObTHiCHE; PAijsriS%m FACE7NE0i^?4 j GIA AND RHEUMATIS336 x -- i-4: And in feet,' WE INyjTE THE TRADE T AT ^ son. Jms-^nTTn^fr PT- ruff [*fc Lw,..Aracon,:Ga. Clay ion & Rooni, opposite Freeman &, Rob- ■k.JAUKSaN.Altorac-ys-at. law MaconT- “PP 05110 P®* 1 Office, over office of | |E.]A Wilbox, Third street -. .. novt-3m* -I nowEix cobb. | yi6iraifeoif' rOLX alt ElRj^A4lors%8*t LAW; Mateh;6a., A Office over Mix & Kirtland’a store. Will a- /i-prompt attention -to-sll-tmiinesrenlrasled in «^ifjaphsUzd ■jiiSsa.gVjX I* <^J5*B*WV8riifc»i Il * P - WHITTLE, Attorncys.-at-Law,'-faffle Qtug/Store, next to Concer -I k’- wm-rrijljp- vV - i:v/ p. b . whittle. 0ctS-3m wrysicrAfirs and, DRuGtgisrfc .; 4^ If citizens of Macen and,vicinity. Office 07er the ■Srepf Bowdru:& Anderson, where ho-may be ’ -dKrfJigttit-diy,- whai,not jirolesaiormllj; Cftr JttTiightj It tile residence *rp.”E. Bowdre, VRS. SMITH &'OWEN, office corner Walnut tSm 4th s,rce ^>;35 ^0tSVStl old 8tand - !.^Q. < ?9®iyRL T !..’.(Uornocopathist). et -; W»shhS,oij Block*-over M^Boardman’s, Book-S.tors,. .Residence on novSl^m*'. D J. A. _ Waln'u^n'ear^hlrijstreet,," TAB- t\. P. PARKER—rusidcucc and office on -t'"Mulberry street, (opposite the Meilical'OoI- ) where he may be found at all hours, day and L ■: h;~tf?:4°vaw . .J^WELEBS/Lu./.i T - H.-OTTO.—iWholesale- and retail dealer in G -• atchrar --Jewelry-- Watch - Materials;’ Gold Pen/, Gold; Silver and Steet'Spectacles,- &c: - At the-old-standdf J-H'dtS S'Virgin;'Cotton-AYende, Macon, Ga. \V at dies, Clocks and Jewelry, repaired and warranted: • -Sewing-Machines" of 'ail -d&rio- tipns put in-order, to which Mr. P Hertcll Win at- nov2S23mt Pid Watches : opposite 1 oct3-Sm j ou resouna on courDon we Ji ao, rro got x jACON DAILY TELEGRAPH Job Printing a fusf rate ffrtickl^, an ain’t a savm.ofi it._^ . ^ JML Office. Jolt work of every dcseription exeeu •!' ' ""KespcetruTy youfs. ted on short notice and In good stylc.--Terms , rha- shnahie , aue23 for ^ ily yours. Bob Varkis. THE GEM, IE. jvill be. turned over to the regulation and .in: spection. of these gentlemen,, and .they will as ne uesires, or u.cy lose uieir siiuanons^ ^ chawe ^ f t J, em ^ tiey d Q now of ?M*Z •?»*' a E prpa ? !heJ,.®Kl .. > con S c L „ d annudenancr-c of' that means "tiiat yon need have no hesitation in offering him a bribe to do as yon wish: If- we do not extricate ourselves from the whirl- podl 'We fire go UP, end irretrievabljr ao. . W* must be.carefui of -the- ahvumeter: -of the tm we send to represent ws; hr thelaw-makbiras farilhadexaiutlVft. aegarfruefits of the circumstances; ifria.,ta )bq,approached. - Tber- t J*d#anL- • We-Bhouid-haver tneer of Smi :i l j*-l the Tpies,.cpj!scjences. and appurtenances pf J.hpjr Jvcarfr. f„... ■, ; Stray TffdtTanTS.— 1 To ' cenlfound wealthy with'happiness is to ihistak'e" fhe mean's for itlic end. You might as Well fancy tiiat a !knife tmtl fork would give you an appetite. jThe smallest compliment we receive from an-1 other confess nj^rc pleasure.tiian -the biggest ^ .to *urseJvesgiM&t msh- J^i5 ul 9??i/ > 8!h° n 5.ia ohBged to W. THOMAS jfc CO. Have flfted^u^ tht ESf^ ejegln t^ly] e' t?dth ecW . furniture. They have a splendid BAR, well stocked with the best Liq^pra, Cigars, Tobacco, &c. Their fine stock‘of Wine's, In bottles, will be sold lit the most reasonable prices in the market ; -ytiA EATING DEPARTMENT Offers to the public tjie finest ^ULof Faro to the market.xBbc baatW-oik rfver OysUit aiValwn j-skept on band, fresh, and can be bad in any quantity, at the lowest market rates. - Families can be supplied In jiny qtw»MtJ<W4vlCttbopt.4/*.lay. E. W. THOMAS A Co., Gem Saloon, under Floyd House, nov24-3m ., ,, Macon, Georgia. Jcompliuieijjwd^ayfto furs^Jve^M^iSt "fash- [ NOTICE TO fcOTTON SHIPPERS. Dut. one is pbuced to i ! ... . . 4$ irpHs d j -h -i ‘ X pany are prepared to issue through receipts tmM MwirSll—i— .Jd-ii-jt. from Macon and Albany to BaltiuOt^ttWi-Mir BSf-Ovnsr f5(»lo specie have- been eW !-*•*. jj* the GHSAT. VIRGINIA AND TEN- riJan bssubaiJni laarxxE :aix_i£ bzzpzsZ* c *77cqi. • 3a ] ot *i'.7cc OYwd2w7-0a saarnzoS tzbz * • TO'OAtitJLiftftJlVtA; JiasjtiS e"ramlia»d’2 saf to eissrcq -And Caryyjjagvgg g..St^te3 / Maii-. 1L : ^NEW FTRMl :!i shlps-lrotaPimamafpriian. Francisco,.touching qt -ACAPCfrCO, — - “ [ —JANUARY 1st—IIENRY-OHAUNCKT(CaptainGray, connect- \j!a v X caa ttzIS tiU’/T ,u-Q ^ n B with SACRAMEi}TO r G*pta}n Caveriy. 5^.ds£;!!c.CfS vd Sa;I.'S * ^ " new . r __in -Horner,--ejostefeeRng- - .. with CONSTITUTION, Captain Farnsworth.. Dcpartures.OfJ®' jmd'.: ith Steamers for South Jitiutssaes ;=: rlst touch at ManzipffiJO'; v it.uHOii -SB?! J vsq .iiait-T bsi.-.t: I N-Z qa:nl ;felS .-.vi ---—<r vdna .«!« .qoos tatpr - f --v-ae-ae-First'Oabin... l'.~T-.."_:l“T“.;Vr.fi300' | : eT nCS , i e J Ate -. J L:r;.: bieC’JT^e.,.. Ipp .1 .. . ! .eJtsap ; aoac£ ,eJa-q .etiasiSC . { of Lt- .a?f .dpvsia -flc.OiS-rfuuiixg li e to jnforw .tb$ laclie;{ vicinity, and. the pubs rahd'H&dyrd# old-stand of- ; t Ei ^j^STO^’sl.'l®iANGt^LA.R;.JEtLOGK,] | " ’ One of lha bek jrfeeted Stocks of . ; Staple and £an&;iDi^ Goods' _ .t--j5— z■* * .-(innoa xanok. In the Southeyn markets. The.goods .wereselect ed BJMr.'EMaWHlf"With great eiire;'iia'd'as' Eels' aow-kt-tbe Now York -market for the sole purpose Jf; selecting goods, and watching the best opnoiv tunities for buying. I have the advantage over all Other merchants who are-Hot'frlmaaflysifvtated; -— I shall, receive, new additionj. fo bur- stock, eve*. . , A.discounLof-one quarter from isteamers’ rates " tfllowed t’d second' cabin 'ahd. steeMgO'paSkengers •With families. Also, an allowance of one quarter] OH through rates to clergymen and: their families, j . . ... " "“"§aa®89«aM*l«Sl iSpl QKIN G TOBACCO. -/ .Vi i iiL’isJ: :i i. \:/ !• mzktfMi'3Rx.i;clel«i ii ■ s.:..y.u:Vi ,v.-.T.,Vw^ " My stock- coiislsta- in part of the follewing O M-rik l i uf.'.f-M .TinT; -/r / w... Prints,. 1 >.!aii V7 f ne.A . " Printed DeLaines,— - - AlljroolDelaines,.ii a. Empress Cloth, j, ! * “English 2 t jj u ^ French Mertntts," , ,YeffitiairEiffia£'i-'‘ - r ; - - *• * •“•'s’ 1 7 ... Alpacas,*. ,. , k Tiiac ... ... • Merinos and Bo: , And-many ptheitgooda belongiugto tbs , D R E S" S D F F ART . -a t...i valt A full and completi assortment of- 1. ; Linen Cambiic Handkerchiefs, , : Ladies’ Linen and. Embroidered Caffs and Col lars, separate and in ■sets, ‘ 1 ' * ‘ 1- White, Red and Shaker Flannels,-• Plain, and. Fancy Opera Flannels,- ’ .BleachcdAnd. Brown Canton Flannels, Kan-. kets.sfe&. t'--..1 li. v :..u ... ;!.! Hosiery, a:.. :N4I J/ • i*.» • Gloves, Ladies’ Merino Vests, Towels, 1, -. • < • Napkins, - . : Doylies Linen, ; Ami all othermmclesjbclonging.tp -a i/iJ/iv :i.- Niim^er : 0ife^ Diy Gti6ds“ Sidre. We call the special.attention of the ladies to our' CLOAK AND SH^WL DEPARTMENT, -a! -- - ’ , : i % V,*e.- *. , • • And say with.cdufiilehc?, wc .wUlfieU-tbese arti cles at a '", , . f ..... XiOWHH PRICE, Tlian any . other house In .the city and WARRANT* the goods ta lie .of the y- r v--’ ** * nett and* most Fashionable Manu- 4) i %S wV" W'v> X I.i-^. 4t fac) o r£<•? , . : ^wTt '»bt>?;?*!'A.’.'^SPRDfGEKi -i j *5 • 'fruUiSti *1/ v :«Macon,-*Gtt; i * : ioet 15-6m ;* ‘Vf? ^ Spiehdid Cotton Plantation, fo X » lance lot of-8ole-and Upper JLeaUier ATra Hov2-8m* VIBGINIA .Aljp..TENNESSEE LINE- ‘ T HROUGH receipti" given by the "Agents of the Boulhcrn-Transportation Company at freieh* rates to Baltimore and New York, at guaranteed rate Rf r. huwbfd ponndaaa per bale on Cotton all packages should be stamped S. T. Co., to facilitate Transportation. Rato from New. York .to. Macon W,GS per hujJlfed pehnfis.' - ; I ---' / : TUmtSTOJClt. BLcfoM, Igt! at Macon, • T. G. RUST, Agt. at Albany. novl9:3m. { * * Jjio. Tx Gv.o^tp.ix, ... .. ATTO 5 1 NJELY. A .T JL A W, "TXTILL practice in the Federal Courts .and give Y\ perdonal attentioneto business before the Court of Claims and Ex cutivc Heiiartmeuts, at Wasfeidgtbiu Office over Dcardman’s Book Store. dec23-tf . a. , t —.-a--. ha.t Ji/a.%«.L-.ivS2 tmAJUBBIU COW VXASjr&s- “I t-i* iUV 80 barrels Chinese Syrup, - A. “ Cane Syrup,. ■£»***>? OUR miles and a half from Wooten’s Station, Southwestern • Kailroady containing 1,900 acres, about l.HXrtllareil; well watered with running 6treaiU8, has excellent. Baras,. Quarters, ahd other spjjurteaaces Par s-firtt- dassf larnv: —A log dwelling house containing G rooms—is one of the best plantations In Siruthwestcrn Georgia; Be ing a part of the celebrated Chehaw Tract. Ou ■tbe plaec there are about-4,508 bushels Corn, 25r- 009 lbs. Fodder, 300 bushels Cotton Seed, 21 head fine Horses add* Moles, 80 Cattle, 150 8tock Hogs;..iso Pork Hogs, several hundred btrehels- Ground jjeaa, 40 Barrels Cuba Cane Syrup. 4 Wagonav^jHafiatiToolgJSaigar JHII and Bolt- I'm ’ -V n ncsiled. on a. plaatultoir ah ol WhieTTwill be sold at a great bargain, if ap- phed for soon. TIB BLOOM, “^0'2w — Macon, Ga. Atlanta Intelligence copy lw and send bill to this office. , . . .. w -/u:„j|uuO0HUm:(k41VUUflUint» deesfcifci -%»%? tdtle iasosas no ofotS it i-Pounds 'Baggage allowed each i&SLfet P Baggigefoujccixcd- on the dock I •the day bgfore ^iuUngyjrom'Stfamboata, railroads, and passcngcr6_whoprgierlo send fipwn early. An experie.nced'' surgeon' on "Board. Medicine [and^ j..* .v* |“ A-8teamer witl be plocedAnthe-lino Januarylat, RWii J&JXn from,Npw ,Qfleana^ to AfiPilWhUL via IHtrantt. . K ^ ■■•TltfkEt*; Or' fuVther Information,- Office q* Euijire Ieox. Jt Coil Mixma Co., i -- ! Maqon t .Ga, j; 23tbN9y. l865. ) Stockholders whostSharea are not full paid, arfl notified to pay an installment of Thirty per paid, are . .. BBi . . . fhirtyper ryiweek, and wiU.be alwgyajprepgrefi tp. «hibit to ce ht on their Shares on or before 1st'January best, the nnblic goodYof the" ".* .. ' Z J and a further installment ofThirty pef cent en or BestMaa^ctnr&IafesLSIyles;: ; •;;; ... If j ~* ED. L. S1R0HECKER, and., . . .. . nov29idlw-lttwtmapril • ■ • ftestdimt - •CIEUAHT, WIUTFORD A CO M MAfrOT'A'TBRERS Alto WHOLESALE ^DEALERS IK J. j ■'“;‘He‘ADy-ma;de cTOTamG,;; f 331 &Z2&Jiroadway, Copur. Worth St.,N. T. fofiPBAB*,., ^V.... . . ., HBKBT SHAFER, WM. H, WmTFOWj . _ 3. n- VAK WAOEXEU, : I .-A^.X. .HASOLTOtJ, .. Office pf Payan ACarhart in liquidation. . nqylfcqodCm;;..,.,.. u TBfe“Boston ToSt^3R)r;i866;; ;; { ESTAfil-ISHE D ‘ “NEARLY FORTY TEARS, AS. always beep one of . the leading newspapers. . ofNew England and one of the BEST JLEDIUM8 pf AbySbtising. By increased, enteipriss- 4a- furnishing a lire -and. readable AWnapcr.ana by th.e recent reduction in. price,' the circulation of the Boston Rost has been hugely-increased: ‘"l ad ..... .. .. To Advcrtisera-few papers can offer equgl advan- lages,. .either m.the..egtent.or,.foe oharacter.of ito iradcra—North, South,-East and West' Business Cards and Mercantile Advertisements particularly solicited from South-and West.— . | - ■■SuiKripiton-Ttntu; i ,«'i Boston Poatj-Daily. ,-U.. ^/c./$lttperannaHn-• i Semi-Weekly.... 4 “. ; i *•" •• "Weekly...:;.::" '2 <* ***** •BBT - Specimen copie< sent ofi applicatlon] ' “ i ,:REAXS, GREENE & CO:;'Publishes, - ! “j V'T" 40’ and^42 (Congress street, Boston," itass- jdecl3^2m'-" “ ’ I 'HE snbscriher-beg -L and the public,- th High School. leave to inform his friends P ,„at he will opcn»tbe'above institution ou the 15th-January ; and he solicits a Uberalpatronagc. - Tuition per year on par basis.' For Primary Class:.;: . L.'... .".V.:'.'..'. .'$20 For Second Class....'.;;.;;;.: ....... SO] .For Classics'..".:;. dce20-dlaw5w*;. : w.‘ A.‘iiiELsbN*. ; >'CONSTITUTION: W^TEH-v • is without doubt the only known remedy for DIABETES, . ‘ - ■ • - ualculus; "" , • • ; :;i ■ ’'*®RAVEL, * : " V" r ;r-, BRICK DUST DEPOSITS,' j IRRITATION OF THE NECK'; ' !?*"••• ■ > t* V- or tus • "•a;—' -••• -••— • : ... . *..sl: i. -vULADDEB.- h ^INFLAMMATION OF THE KIDNEYS,- -i .* GATARRH OF THE BLADDER,- - • - ANDALi ’ - 1 61 • •• FE»A£felRR^lfiiAfirOT8. > -- . Certificates of cures- from well-known persons from all.partiof the-country in-circular, -will be senLou. ad dress log:./ deelfi-3m. . MORGAN &-ALLEN, Atiente, ... Na 48 Cliff street, New. York." I Kolloc.- HEREBY appoint Mr. A. SPRINGER..of. this city, my lawful alterney, to collect all claims aue me, and request all. those indebted to me by oficount or note, to coihe forward and settle up Without delay. On the first of January next, T will tnnroveraU uupaid accounts and notes,-in the hands of a lawyer for collection. *ee2-lm - ELIAS EINSTEIN. HADAME SOSNOWSKI’S Institute. fox. Young Ladies, £; COLUMBIA, S. C., ume its duties JANUARY 15, I860, ns and particulars,;apply to Madtime r to Judge A. H. Wyche, Macon, Ga. ’ins lie xiti bze .a»o& ssq is. jfe&weeF'*' ^PowderfI j,;;.. 2 os arc.; axistsxTLiiTliii: .yftoexfS a-isL ^ j ;jaal,L;. RQj.BABIJELS. S. air ixS L Z'JZQtJ I -:-:Uy hr. ji;i)00" PQUNDNCONCENTRATED.liTI^ S BARRELS VARNISH,; " M* .svtow • ; 180 j "ie DOTEN COLGGNES,-* ♦«! : -50Q POUNDS STARCH,- s.v -Jl wotiptt POUNDS , !BiS .; ;i * r yKfpAW MU!. i.ObOPOUNDS- iece'1-2 j S0LQM0B PBARREj- - I .. ..p^toegs-Bt a3i ;;J ^ ( - } Gf-eneral]!VrsrGhaiYdise COMMISSION . EUFAUlA, ALABAMA. ' t-» Messrs. S.- & J. Schepper,- N.-T-.i Messrx-WlArf" JIcKinzie & Co„ Apalachicola, RlAi.Messrs,.Ep-. rJdg, Hauscrd & Ce., Columbus, Ga.; MesSrai upson & Jahnstonj-Eufaula, Ala:- -•••- K.--A SOLOMON.. H-E.. rtMtBB.- j ■ At 8iinp6pH ,fc JohngtOn?aQldBUBdL.! in:_, jau2-6m» • ” ;;s ...i... p ROB SE CTU.S;.. OE THE P ULASKl D If PATCH. /~\N or about the 15th of‘January,'T86S,’’ the'uh-' U dersigned will begin the publication of a new Weekly Paper, in the town of Hawkinsville, Ga., bearlngtheabove title.- •' - ----- ---- ' The proprietors have becnJudueed to this enter prise from a belief that the citizens of Pulaski and adjoining counties require a TtocafneWspapeK" which wifi faithfully represent and-proteev their; interests, and that they will sustain ns in. the pro- In pplit.iss, the. DISPATCH.will-maintain- a free and independent co'iiree, with a view to the inter- iSst of-tbe-pcople'of Georgia, ahff espteialTy to'tils section .of.the State.. IVe .propose to-sustain a manly and honorable acquiescence to all the legiti mate consequences of the laid- revolution; will -ehdorss .and support.the.Administration-In all-its acts that subserve the interestsfof the people,but. will Bevef"further tue personal or party interests of [any special-individuals to the detfimCri t" of foe public good.: r' 1 f-if,— We have secured tho services of some of the beat wtitersjn the htate,. Who. will .regularly contribute to.its columns. Particular attention will be given to Local Siidt'Foreign ‘ news, Markets, Literature, Religion aniGeneral'Readlng, etc.';Th fiietl'evefy-' Thing. that- will-Be- calculated:to make the DIS-- PATCHa,welcoin'eFamily Journal. -J - The dtizens. of.tJiis and- surrounding, coiinlies cap amply support a GOOD LOCAL PAPER, and-' w? will not Sparc Shy‘means oreflorts to make it a journal-worthy bP their-patronage’and support The business men Of. Macon, especially, wiH find •it to their ipterest.to nse the DISPATCH as a me dium through which to- ntaketho.it burfuees kno wn in this section. WEEKLY PAPER,second to none in the State; and they intend, by inr earnest effort and close, application* lo business, to es'tabiislifhe paper upon a sure foundation, and make it Tt-Crcditable" organ for the people; therefore, wc ask-the support Of.all,.,., . a.a.U . • -if [ j ... : One copy, one year,'(inafivanw,)...*»>......$3.66, One copy, six mouths, 2 00 One copy; three m'Obtbs,.'...-..,. 1 66' Advertisemhnts iiissrted at' the"usual fates.' -:7V •»•'• -WM."H. JA.MKSp^ --jj -D.-Wfl>. BQUEf.Y.- Haw.kinsy.ille,.Ga., Dec-.2S,1S65. .-- : jan2-2w - ■g':. SEUBcrr: school" [ ?• , - r |OB '.V BOYS ATS 3D GIRLS A.YR;'; HALL, Informs ids' patrons - that the'ex" ill cruises of his .school,■■lecomcncu-Mondaj- January 1st; 1S06. .Terms: .$5 00- per-month, fuc 51} cents extra. A few vacancies may be filled by. early application. Mr. H. Is a graduate of the y 8.’ Naval "Academy. Refers to' present patrbus. " 1 •:. A DARK BAT HORSE, nbout niito jcareDld, a .£nton tl\t left -leg above tho.hQof.* -U Macky, Beattie & Co Shipping and General 0ommis3ion Merohanti 1 {; i S . .203.& 205..BAY STREET^’ -• ; : ;$4VA5fSAny __ Casli advaaccs-made on Consignments to Macjkt & Beattie, *Plriladeljrfit^*‘••• -• «€FERE*4QES^ Messrs. Chas. L. Colfey -A Co., Messrs Hu«tcr Guraniell, Messrs. .Rail .«&. Qbristiuu t Savannah National "Bank, Savannah; Messrs. Maude & Wn^ht, >fcBsrs. "IV; AVRatilsay <t ‘Co M Augusta; Messrs. Lord, Stone & Co., Boston; Messrs. 1, John P. Boyle & .Co^ Messrs.,Waliace & Browne, New York; Messrs. Macky & .Beattie. Messrs. J. Gibson, Sons & Co.,- Philflidclphra National Bank, First National- -Bank,' Seventh - National Bank; Rotrt. Steen, Esq^ ^ .Mcsart.,. McCutcheon.. «SL. Collins, Philadelphia; Messrs. Clarke & Cunningham, M. A. Hamilton, Baltimore. . Particular attention given to the forward ing of good* for Northern markets. I ldeo^fc‘ ^ J ‘5 W. J. DARRAGH.C. P. J, B. CUMMING, Marshal]. t zccs;:zr. jfr zcxfU ^ ui WM Commission: Merchants, zzszat mum ;;Fo.reign;.gaO|im«sti6 : .Iiqao.nk-:.. * \.~ N.tofAj^fiigniaeniS tffCbNSii; policitarff' upon ^ which liberal advances-will-beniade.-- -- “ Southern Merchants visiting our city are r5-* 7 ja'n2-3m ’ Boys, -..iA-ih;CHARLCIT3pES'SILLE r yA. | - • ' L - ^ 'HITundersfeica'Kas eetibllslaed a BOARDING ' * 8GHOOD FOR -B 0 Y- 8,- at v C h arlo ttesvHl^y'Vrr-"- ^n. Tbe present Se^).on..-nri.ll v cl,ope .Jnm? b. Boys are thoroughly .prepared for the Uni- ■ slty-ODVirginia,- *or;the • practical business cf '.N.. Fartlcnlar attention lijpidd to aii English studiM, W rRiiig-aud'-Book-Keeping,- -- ■ - - -- - Thp.bchi}ollft.Qaiiy reachedjrom all. parte bfdhe countiy." " ■jS*irj-fttteiftioirispaidto the comfort-of tht»e *r.„A .. «nardere in.ih« School. D ... . cor Session Of ten nmntlis, payable „ n-adranee,-(ih.5pcrie ortt* equivalent,) ..IVaf-.bing,.al $i.25..pei;.jmonth,. is. the only cr particulars and - circulars, apply to ” " .aais'JWnSON G. N. CARR".. jan---w _ _ Cbar■lottcsville. Va. G^^ESND, ~~ 0--o:tE'4; 'O -n.'f--A'V- e n u e , iir WTWWgSr.MtLBElUWr ATI CnEKRY STS., irarmfacturer ; and -Dealer ln' is -in: ti-yajA ~Ji intwisrt | ascription-of Saddles and Harnes,, j * - afid5^*®“h.C0U ! i?ii-' s ' ; l li P : ‘> Blansets,' ... Halit rat CbafnR.-Rfl'ddTehrct-a w. Carriage iHmmmpippv! „. iwete^^^r ... ; ' Haffira,' Cham's,"Sa'ddlettrees; i— —■-•udmoei-ottfcr * ' i .ciassee-oFGbods - in -the Sad- - - - " RtflfrixUilMo-WhichtheATTENTION.' O* KfiSPECTFJJIfoT INVITED. All sizes LEATHER BELTING made to. : t^frJJSt bt i5lfies»JlSUfiactedpn.Sat9r4ay. Jan2-2w .a.nii4 A ' 76 BROAD STREET. 76 ; ; ASRIUULTURAL ■ -iitPLEMENTS. TJEST-Steel Ftotvs.-ail 'sizcs;-'Approved Cast- .AJ- FiowS)-8hevcl8 s -40.GuUivat-ors. Harrows, <vo. • ,'L. -FIELD-AND-GARDEN-SEEDS. -. Fresh-aud-reliable-G-irdeu Seeds, in boxes of 100 •200 papers .each, .of.best varieties, for dealers, at hoi csale or.ptt.eojiHniBsioctJo .dealers. ^■Orders promptly attended to and filled with WT ” —E.’ GVBL'ArHERWICE,- - jan2-6t-*‘-*■- ■ Bbx l57; Nashville, lW.D R. R.cBXXRDKN, —Av-SAINES, O. liiNKrx, - |- qf Macon, Ga. of Macon, Ga. ofN'orlh Carolina sf Aj^peN & co. Commissioxi ATerchants H--20; BeaverStreet, NEW -. ... - YORK. T IBERAL advahees made on Cotton; Wool; To- JLr baecasndProduce-geueralHy. Consignments soRcited:..Orders for goods promptly executed. ' 'dec31-12t*. . Ciiy Jlarslml’s Sale. LL be’sold in front, of City' Hall, on 9th ,,, Ja"n.',"abay‘mare Mule, six or'seven years old, taken upbyone of the CityFolicc, supposed to be stolen. ... _.... ... : - ' jMP 'i. T Sold.accQrding tocity. ordinances , ai,.:... II - j:b. cumming: decSO^t. - I _'; .. . ’ Marshal.^," JOY, COE & CO. FiXJ BjE,;IfH;EE S^ A GEN T S,. -TRIBUNE: BUILDINGS, Nzw Yori,- BRGWSTS..IRON,.. BUILDING,| PbiladelpHli, -., [ > .^.,;,Are..authoiC!zedjto . Oontract for AdYertisuig.m our Papar.- deo f-l-tf n.:l - - To Contractors. P ROPOSAXS are mvitedforbuildiug the in ry of the Oconee River Bridge, on the**" tlie Macon and Angu- fe Railroad, three mile .of. MilledgeyUfce, and -for ihesnper6tructun Bame, .cpn^istiujp of three.spans of one * and forty feet each. • “ Also lor tliirfecn hundred feet of trestling i ferent points oh the Road. 1 ~ - >-* - ^GEO.-H. HABLEHURS^f - dec81-2vr - - * Chief Engines la Another Select Set E ' H7 LINK will Open a school for BOYS-ii •' GIRLS on- Monday,- 8th January, in lint j thonyVhou«e,-ncarColloge, - Any branches taught that may be defiired^: .. Tuition s? per month, payable monthly 1 Vancer **• " ‘ Mrs. Link will take a few music sehola! same place. * - * de : v. NOTICE TO TRAVELERS. “7 T IME' between Aogiista and Savannah reduced to-16j^ hours'. "Fare Staging only 52 miles, *aR in day-light both ways: Passengers should- leave Alueon by M. Jk W. R. R. night train, rest eecond night at Aucuata.—r- Leave Augusta 6 a.' m.; arrive at Savannah same day at 10^- v. m. GEO. W. ADAMS, • dcc3S-8twgw» v Snp’t. C. K. R. NOTICE. r - - -J iii* A LARGE and new - supply-of well assorted v Lumber for sale,, with .some nice, carriage* -to ld. low for cash, at dec30-l\v* GRIER & MASTERSON’S! -For Sato—A House and Lot. A HOUSE and Lot oq the Houston road for sale, consisting of a Cottage with six rooms, 29 acres of land and necessary, out buildings near thecttylh^a. Apply to me. • , <«• A. A. LOCHRANE. KIDGELr, SqilLR & . | ..... ■ JxoENTS FOR DODDS, MACNEALS & 1 " 1. ..qELEBftAXFD. Fire and. Burglar Pi . Bank Locks, 4K’i T hese safes andlocs oughly. tested .and theirj. that the Treasubt Pepuhc^^ and New York city use _ any other. They are raad*^ and stesl, thus rendering th* /\C FIRE A^D DAond j Snreka and ” (For Vaults, = " and Merchacu sncharticl parehaso 1