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Sentinel charge, that the rerenne of the
gkjtetitow letter
lIKSSf
STOLEN—$50 REWARD.
AUCTION.
Mterchantt, Physicians, Housekeep
ers and in fact Everybody,
ttllOBH) st'enl the ule el Bibtrr n«*ri**l thi.
.■? on 7* nr < for atari? everythin* t<» be *i>M tanew
»b4 lu the o«t(hwl pwikwree
. R. B. CLAYTON*CO.
jaaC-U . Auctioneer*.
GEORGIA COAL.
I will here e rood •apply of Co»l on bend to day.
end in roar order*.
1-u^-n* ARM AND L. EDITS.
20 TONS OF FISH GUANO.
^~tALL soon If yea want any, Every one know* I
1* the beat frrtiltear on the market.
, , „ LITTLE, SMITH A CO.
CHAS. J. WILLIAMSOM.
JaaS-tiil 11. Clerk and Treararer.
THE MACON SEED STORE
|S the pleoe to net fteeh and Reliable 8BRD8.-
L Dealer* (applied on the aoet liberal term*. Sea
"f felr eholteHraoth th Botbi udOlM>e*nn hand.
janS-lao * 8S Third street.
era, shocking to the eeoseof civilized men,aiul only
Oadtag parallels in the annaU of savage warfara.
These instances of savage cruelty, unprovoked, but
willful and premeditated, seem to have been insti
gated by the hmtiHty of certain daises to the laws
of Congress, by which the Government baa embod
ied the colored population Into the body politic and
vouchsafed to them equal aril and political rights.
He states that in reply to applications for troops,
orders were issued which might be conatruod to
mean something in Georgia; but which, in Louis
iana, might be said to consist only of words; that
these orders warn made publio and pared only to
inform the lawless that they tevanonaadof fear
from that quarter, and could prosecute their anarch
ical schemes to limit their purposes.
He takes an encouraging view of the financial con
dition of the State; the entire bonded debt, eidu-
iireof bonds owned and held by the State, being
♦8,750,000; the floating debt nearly #3,000,000;
which latter can be canoelod by the special tax al
ready leviad and a surplus of 86UMR0 be left He
beliefs, tint aid will be extended by the General
2 V0UR-H0R8B PLANTATION
be aold very cheap. Apply to
jan5-7tdw!t
w. a. oairria. Me. r. Ttiarunr.
GRIFFIN ft TREUTLEN,
Cotton Factor, and Ocncral Com*
ailaalon merchants,
96 BA r STREET, BA VANN AH, OA.
O. J. BLAKE.
IN THE FIELD AGAIN!
REPACKING - ChTTON!
I WOU! D snnnnnco to Cotton Boyer*. Ship,
Planter* and tbs Habile, that I have takaa ek
“•to* Pr *M in th*”War*-hoafcc of Wool I
Waiksr A Co., corner ofPeplar and Second Stn
and have pat It In complete order.
, lam felly prepared to repact and pat Cotton in
feetehlppine order, and will promise those who £
me with their'patronage, the almost lali.teelinn.
jHretne»ehanee, JOEL A. WALKS
OGLETHORPE COLLEGE
fl’HR SAelastio yesr-is dlflded Into three eons
J Wm term. lW.be.lBS January ,1*S
Ayer’s Cherry Pectoral,
all feel it would
say inprone, cal
ainifBim lumuure. nr uijear isw.nuaenu may
four the Institutional may state in the prosreas of
i5^« 0 i n h^K , iSs h «.
Collet* Clsssrs.
For forther particular*, enquire of any member of
the Faculty- ■
JaaS-AL B-C. SMUH. Chairman.
making it a story. For all those reasons, the
open both requires and jaatifie. a very impass
ioned style of acting. What would be absurd
mid overstrained in actual Hfe, or in the theatre,
is by those who understand the mnsic, justified
and felt to be perfectly proper. Of course, it
LEE COUNTY PLANTATION
this city could be obtained from the General Gov
ernment, aa a contribution, for use as State Capitol,
He. urges the Legislature to adept a school sys
tem, withoot ffistfaetirm of color, and recommends
a roviaion of the charter of New Orleans, anddoees
with an appeal for forgetfulness and foigivenaas of
the past, and in the latter spirit recommends the
abrogation of the 9Mh article of the OomUtution,
the article.
Hie Permian monitors and oonroy, the Havana
and Monterey, are ready, and will mil for the Pacific
the moment the weather permits. The Monterey is
drawing too much water to cross the bar and has
been lying outside since her arriraL As soon as tho
fleet departs, the Peruvian Legation will return to
W~Thii^lnw
Nrw Osrxans, January A—A dispatch fmm Jef
ferson, Texas, reports that Capt WUBam Petty, an
old ap4 prominent citixen, was shot and killed teat
night- It is supposed do have been done by soldiers
through mistake.
The Legislature met to-day. TbovTwss a quorum
UNIVERSITY Of THE SOUTH,
Sewanec mountain, Tenn.
10th Day of February. 1869.
1,750 ACRES—1,000 CLBABtD.
often looks ahsaxd to thaao who know nothing
of music. vxa**— ..w .... .x,
I seem to be wandering from the subject of
ICm. Ogden, but I have been betrayed into this
digression in order to speak of one of her high
est characteristics. If what I have said be true,
J
<|Q TO TWENTY FINE MULES, end plenty of
CORN. Lumping trade for everything. Hands ready
to eeotraet already on U.
Rargsins to lie had if appliestion Is made soon to
G. M. STOKE-'.
J*n5-3t At Woollen’s Station, Os.
Ono of the Best Water Mills and
Farms for Bale
IN South OoorgU, on the Notchawsy Creek, la Baker
l .. l S?!!2Sv wU 5^elPthe baUdlarFneeeseary for e term,
with rood hmds already employed, snd men at the
Mills. Aay rsrssa nubia* to wire* tea will address
tional nature. And this is one
chief qn.xliflications for tho o;
ramernber once to have heard
a — ■ - — - —-a .J# ' a •
s ratio drama. I
ar in private in
^ Bon,? sing ,0m
with which Norma
iki. Esq , Ueoersl Treai
meets Pollio when he enters just aa aha has
heard of his infidelity. It was
Parodi, one of whose favorite parte Norma was,
haver sang it better. Some perhaps, who have
heard Mrs. O. render the exquisitely pathetie
little song .which Amina (in Hornnambnia) sings
AT. HUNT’S liRUG STORjL
WINDOW GLASS.
APPLEBY ft HELME’S
CCIrKBSATM
Railroad Mills Snuff
A RB now being offered la thi. market as thabss
roads maan.laetared.iB this eoaatry. Foreale b;
Mews. L. W. Hniit ACo- Drascuts. and Johmoc
BB. J. C. dRS« CO.,ZOWML*> MAMS,
Sold bv L. W. HUNT * CO., J. H. ZBII.IN *CO.
<nd tel the Drukisto Hi Mateo. Also, tel draggist
inddeslsrs In Mtdieina every where.
titea, and noi with my stew.
We tell oar confreres, with all their exceptions,
each adapted to ids own particular cbm, Hat rule
ofoomttey ia the best erne. Violenoe ami abase
are always a positive loss of influence and digni-
From Forth Carolina.
either boose of the Legislature to-day. The mu
nicipal eloction is programing quietly. There are no
regular nominees, except Radical, in the field.
. The Supreme Court assembled here to-day. They
refuse to tike the rooms assigned them in place of
Mining and MaBBfactDrim Conpany.
1)IBB SHERIFF'S 8ALB.-WI1I be sold before
hnodrsd seres, mom or lox tying and being in Bibb
their old and lawful rooms now occupied by the Su
perintendent of Instruction and Auditor. The
Court was organized in the old room, and will attach
the officers named for contempt if they do not vacate.
In the injunction ease against the PubUe Tress-
txrer and tho f*#*i*»w* B«nvna^ t 4 dissolution of in
junction was agreed upon—performed with a view
prosecato their busiaess, the. books of subscription to
Steek have been re-opened, and msy bs found ia tha
hands of the following partite! Directors Geo. W".
Adams. R.W.',*bb«dce. WvA.BaC J. W. Barks,
Virgil Fowsrs and, J, DsLosehs. wbo confidently
appeal to the Planters. Capitsiists, sad. bnsinsss
’men generally, to eoqmforward promptly, to thesup-'
port of thi*. one orthe most necessary and important
Mechanical Ipsiitotfoas of the 8tate, sod thus enable
the Oempsny to mano tecta re Csstiags, M.shiasu
OIL OF VITRIOL.
■omen, and in private life poeseee
men. Let ue deficit to honor them,
to their ooacert merely because it is
1 to do so, I hope they will be quiet
tajrTAdmini
jsaS td
“tfe^o^eclfJ^^foT «***
■ ^v^a^ per »d ril other
GOODRICH POTATOES;
'■onion aato. ' g
Age^y tor OXFORD DICKSON'S COTTONSEED.
BOSHELS NEW GEORGIA CLOVER.
■■ j 1 _ .
Gregory tf. Win. L- Curgay
plaintiff'a attorney.
■ AJ5.7. at the .-imp time am
ton, »ui» sureti (a Cu’.I.ns ft:
>5.v.dfi. fa. i.e.ic : on a;
''' ■: of New York. ;
At.tunt, N. T., January 1.—Governor elect,
Hoffman, was this morning escorted to the State
capitol by the ninth brigade, National Guard,
and a company of cavalry, to be' inaugurated.—
Notwithstanding the storm, which is the worst of
the season, a large crowd were present to wit-
ness the ceremony, - -
Governor Fenton and staff, followed by Gov
ernor Hoffman and staff, entered the Assembly
DRS. E00N&H0LT,
reerasn s Store, or at tbeir rerf.eeti
Cisco hour, from II, a. a., to 1. p.
ti.r.it. ' • “
•Li , WH.F.IIOLT.
■ KefidenceatVin
i- •J. R. Boon,
Kecidence at Mr. D<
FIFTY DOLLARS REWARD
QTOLEN from me, on tbe night of the 28th Decen
O ber f one black horse Mule, six years old Has
small ?ear on right shoulder, back of where the coll
works. .There is a small teat in the middle of thepca
I will give ihe above reward for Mule and thief.«
witli a verdict of i; Guilty of murder in the first
degree. The prisoner, received tho virdict -by
Inauguration of the Nrw Mayor or Phela-
belphia.—Philadelphia, January L.—-Mr. Fox,
the newly elected ^Iayor ? was inaugurated at
noon, being sworn in by Judge Allison, in the
presence of the city ^councils. Tho retiring
Mayor, Mr. McMIchaeL escorted his successors
to the mayor’s office and pnt him in possession.
The contest for the office on account of frands at
the election is still pending before the court.
A disagreeable rain and sleet all day prevents
business and pleasure.
throwing up his hands in a deprecating man
ner.
Providing for a Rainy Day.—A citizen of
Portland, Maine, imagining himself to be a sort
of Noah, and believing that, rainbows to the con
trary, the world is shortly to be agaiiksnbmerged,
has invested the whole of his property, some
$0,000 in all, in building an ark. The boat will
be fifty feet long, fifteen feet wide, flat bottom
ed, square stemed, round bows, with a house a
little aft of amidship. He is sole planner and
builder, and intends, when completed, to furnish
it with necessary provisions, and calmly await
the rising of the waters. |
bols of office.
Governor Hoffman replied in an equally com
plimentary and congratulatory speech, and sub
sequently, with Lieutenant-Governor, Allen C.
Reach, was sworn in by Judge Nelson. After
the ceremony the Executive chambers were
opened And Mrs. Hoffman received at tie Ex~
ecutive mansion.
Gen. Grant held his New Year’s reception at
jsnl-&
Notice,
QTRAYED or stolen, on the nieht of the 27th De
fy cember, from the plantation of Mrs. iStriplins, in
Houston county, G&., a small mouse or hrown colored
mare Male, seven or eight years old. if not stolen. I
think she will make her way at or near Montezuma.
A liberal reward will be given for her delivery at my
plantation 12 miles west of Macon. BibbTounty, G*.
U. A. THARP, *
jan-3d2twlt* Bibb county, Ga.
Macox and We-tkr>
Macon,
’HE Annual Election
Directors, to manage <
■ the ensuing year, will i
San Francisco and New Orleans are both en
joying strawberries.
PnrrAnitTCTTTa ?nu| eleven skating parks.