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jffjrtral SaJufcm, LOCATE THE FEDERAL VJVIOBT Isas cli^ap a paper as there is in the state. Ttie Legislature is soon to be convened, and the Prop netors of the paderal Union being Printers to the n , v vt C c ieral Assembly, can furnish ,n readers with important bills and .jets in advance of anv other paper in ihe State. TERMS. Weekly I year,.... $3.00 o months, ].5o 4 “ ’ 1.00 jy the Members of the legislature. ,Oe undersigned offer themselves as candidates ■ the I’ublic Printing for tire next Session of tlie ],episl-‘tnre, as tire law requires the l'anter to lie fleeted a year in advance. . In present : up our t situs to your consideration wo would state that .ng pennanently located at the capital and hav- ftirnislied out offices with al! the furniture and nates ial necessary fordoing' such work, we fee! that, oti.er things being equal, tne printers of this ,i. ■ have superioi claims to the Public Printing, ..jiecially as the law requires a large portion of • work shall be djne at the sent of govern- nieiit. Roth offices being now united we shall be ,bie to do the work with greater dispatch. Your Ij consideration of our claims will be duly ap- pfviated. in)!.'(!IITON, NISBET, RAINES & MOORE, Of the Federal Union, R M. OR.ME A .SON, Of the Southern Recorder. Secretary of State.--Col. Benj. Beck. With pleasure the natue of Col. Kk«'K is re- e.iimneiided for the above named position. Ife ».i< a soidiei in the Mexican war. and one of the ,t who volunteered for the defence of Southern RightM in the late revolution ; by lus gallantry H: ,.l chivalry, obtained the position cf Colonel of ■e in Georgia's lioest regiments; was in many i te battles, in which he was wounded severs • , -s, an J maimed m u.lent upon him iming. accomplished gentleman; a man of t ued and unbiemisiied moral character: a J >cliolnr, possessing rare intellectual en ■ p ci.Is, and extensive civil and political, as l military information : and will, if selected, ;i,g to bis work devotion, application, gys‘em. nest eneigy. Other gentlemen ol' merit and ] • irth are offering for the same position ; but we j v.ink Col. lj 'ck's merits are of the .first order, and Mitislicd h<- will discharge his duties skillfully .ml, Slciontly. Avon Edmu. I For Secretary of State. Wc mnierst.-md that our young friend Capt. V. T. Mapi* is a candidate tor Secretary of sue lie served his country faithfully during! tlr War. 13 It " SENATORS ELECTED. 1st Dist. Geo. 8 Owen*. Vd •• A W Daley, 3d “ S Overstreet, dth *• X J Patterson, 5th *• Bedford. ®lh “ O L Smith, 7th “ B B Moore, f 'tii *• Isaac E Bower, !>th Dist. Janies Dickey. Ittth Dist. P J 8trnzier. 11th Dist. O P Boat). 12th “ W Boynton, 13th “ WA Black. Idfli “ S. D. Fuller. Itith “ Lott Barwick, 17th “ B R Mims, lHth “ Wm. Gibson. 10th “ F P Brown. 20th “ L FI. Kenan. 2|st “ E S Griffin. 22d “ J ,J Gresham. 23rd Dist. '1' J Simmons. 24th “ J5 A Thornton. ,25th “ A \V Redding. 2‘5:h “ T M Carter. 27th “ J. A. Crawford. 23th Dist 1> Butler. 29th “ H. R Casey. 3iltli “ J. S. Gholstmi. 31st “ J M Freeman, 32d “ J R Rnsseli, 33rd “ \Y R Bell, 34tli “ Dr Manson. R5th •* J F .Johnson. 36t 11 “ \V A Turner. 37th “ J B MrD«nie], , 3-tli 8 .1 Strickland, 30tii “ .1 T Fzzard, 4 1 -t “ B B Quillian, 42<1 C- 11- Smith 43d Dist J A \V Johnson. 44tli “ II M Parris, for life; lias a large family do- Oherokee--E C Hi - ... . , i Chatham—G. P Ha I >r it living; is a modest, mi clinch-Jesse Smi REIRESKNTATIVES. .\ppling—.Tno Robinson, Baker—J. H. Hand. Baldwin—S. McComb. 1 tanks—J D Gunnels, Bartow— N. Howard, J. C. Sims Bibb—T. Ilurdemau, W. S. Mougl.** Brooks—W It Bennett. It ulocli—UNI Williams, Burke—J It Jones, J J Jones. Butts—W. Hodge. Camden—E N Atkinson, Cobb—J. O. G art roll, X. K. Green. Crawford—T. V. Gibson. Coweta—I. E Stallings, J. W. Teach. Clarke—F. W. Adams, Dr Durham. CiiutI alioochee—W. Mol)ougaUt Cherokee—E C llardin, J. J A. Sharp. Campbell—J M. Edge. Chattooga—F A Kirby, Clayton—living ton. Clay—S. R. Weaver. Calhoun—U. W. Colley. Colquitt—W. W. Watkius. Catoosa— E.‘ M. Dodson. Cherokee-'-E C Harden, J J A Sharp, arriaon, I*. M. Rtuwell. Smith. Columbia—B. B. Wilkereon, P. (1. Morrow. Dado— E. T. Rogers. • Dawson — John Hockenhnll. Decatur—It. F. Powell,'lUA. Swsatingan. DeKa 1 b—JiMeEl roy. Dooly—H Williams. Dougherty—W. J. Vaaon. Early—J. B. Brown. Effingham—J. G. Morel. % Elbert—W H Mattox. Fayette—W P Red wine. Floyd—(J. W. Thomas, W. A. VVowd*. Forsyth—A \V .Johnson. Fulton—T. W. J. Hill, R. F Maddox. Gilmer—C. A. Ellington. Glasscock—J F Usry, Glynn—IT Dart. Sr. Gordon—John W, Stanton, Geo. Harlan. Greene— R. L. McWhorter. J - W. Swan Gwinnett—T. H. Mitchell, S. Marti*. Habersham'—Dr. Phillips —- - - — i Hal!—J X Dorsey, C H Boyd. { s’ J. C. Ji i»>on. of Baldwin County, is a can-1 Hancock—T. .1. Smith, C. VY, Duboa*. ,, I Haralson-Walker Brock, tatc tor Messenger of the .'senate, lie ts a osa . Barris-W J Hudson. F Hargett. e>l soldier, has a family dependent on him for j Hart—E K YYUiite, jipuit, and as lie is a resident of this place, the ! Henry—A. J. Cloud. Jno. Johnson, f he is elected, have no mileago to pay I Heard—C. J. McDowell. St tie w Jasper— l't i r, Pt’FK. PCFF.”—XV. II. Scott has at Ills | Johnson Urneery Store very line cigars, which we take |-Jones citiine- m fuTry them. He, has also .any other choice articles in his line, which lie \ ij take pleasure in showing all customers. . Houston—I) M. Brown. L. B. Al*xauJar. I Jackson—1*. F. Hinton, J. II. D. -Baynes. f T 'll uaentreld, 15ro. and Henry Goodman have initoy nice new goods at their store under tlie Mil:- igeville Hotel. Give them a visit and price {roods. See their advertisement in another col umn. '!i Ki ll \x i s—iioir is your linn. Our city mer- 'iiauts "ill not lose any money by liberal adver- umg in tlie Federal J'nion, especially when the <i;y is full of strangers, w ho look to the papers :ur infonnation where to go to get what they vaut to buy. 17”!’ A Caraker has some of the very best Uoiily llnur for sale. See advertisement. >i~ Members and strangers will lind all kinds -t Ronds at Joseph A Fass, 3rd door from Mil- edgcvill Hotel. Xu - , Goods.—Mr. Bischof of the firm of Bis- A lleiiisheimer has just returned from the Jani°s HickR, W. T. McCullough. Laurens—R Robinson, Lee—Sami. Lindsay. T^iberty—S A Fraser, Lincoln—T. S. Humphreys. Lowndes—S W Baker, Lumpkin—X F Howard, Maeon—Thomas Dixon. Madison—S Montgomery. Marion—W F Hollis McIntosh—Tbos S Mallard, Merriwether—M.P. Tucker, J. A. Reader. Mille:—Isaac Bush. • " Milton—W S Grogan, Mitchell—W A Byrd. Memo:—T 1! Cabiniss. O S Woodard. Morgan—Win. Woods. M u kt ogee—J. M. Russell, It, J. Mow*. Murray—John Oates. Newton—A. W. Evins. J. P. 8uma». Oglethorpe—J H McWhorter, W W Davenport. Paulding—Jos Ragsdale, Pickens—R B McCutchcnn, Pierce—J M Johnston, Pike—P. H. McDowell. Polk—J L Dodds. Pulaski—C. C. Kibbee. Putnam—Thomas G. Lawson. Quitman—P L Dozier, Randolph—1>. C. Sale. Richmond,Geo. Barnes, (’. Sneed Schley—Capt. French, •'••5 where he purchased a 1 arge supply of new Screven EL Gross. , .... .. . ", , Spalding—J. D. Stewait. - I-, nothing, Ac, for this market, which they ( Sumpter—Reese, Ppear. p-Ne to sell cheaper than they can be bought I Talbot—It. M. Willis, W. R. " here in the city. Read their advertisement | Taliaferro—J W Anbury. 1 call and examine their goods for yonrseif. list: ( it) Ivlrrtion. Tattnall—.J Standifer. , Taylor—Robert Seaudett. Tellair—D W Cameron, i Terrell—P. L. Willburn. 1 'n Saturday last the election for city j Troup—F. A. Frost, R. A. T. KiJlev. ,. .. ,, " i Thomas—W. I). Mitchell, Fletcher MeQns«ii. ‘-ers resulted as follows: 1* or Mayor, j Twipg8 _Danie| Hughs. * ■ 1 ■ Xpw«*H, for Clerk, Peter Fair, for j Epson—1>. W. Wamble. \i t i |. ,, ,, ... I Walton—J. M. Shephard,.!. F. RobaiHsoa. Peter Ferrell. r or Aldermen, j y/ar-—D F Sumner, ih-v-rs Skinner, F. (Jrieve, A. W. Cal- Warren—E II Pottle, ... . ... . ... I Washington—T. O. Wirktr, IV. O. K*mm. -v. \\ Caraker, Halter Paine. C. | Wayne-Rmnph, Lm •liu. White—E F Starr, Whitfield—J. A. Glenn, M. P. Quitlae. ™ m ' i Wilcox—D. John sen. Hiir Kmh—Vine l,iqnor». I Wilke*—I. McLenden. It y Waited <‘>>iti; ni want fine Liquors and he well Wilkinson—John Bragg. ,, _ ?. T , Worth—R. G. Ford. •m. call at Lynch s Lar Ivoom op- PUFF! PUFF!! PUFF!!! “Our iuformtmt was seated in the car, when some one rushed in, almost exhausted, his hat crushed down over f x^ n,ore Boses ot ‘ tLose nislace. aDd tho crown bearing marks •f assault, and sank down upon a seat, apparently much alarmed. Our infor mant heard a crowd inouut the plat form, and the words, “I>—n the trait or! I give him a good one!” then [ OFFtCIAt,.] I*r«rlamnli«n by ihy A LSO more of that Old Monongahela Whisky, which cannot be surpassed iu the city. Choice French Brandy, Hbliaud Gin, Madeira, Port and Claret Wines. Old Java and* Rio Coffee. AUC SUGARS. CHEESE, FERKIN BUTTER. EXTRA FAMILY FLOUR. GREEN AND BLACK TEA, Ac., Ac. Call and examine at W. H. SCOTT'S. Milledgeville, D:c 5th, 18(J3. IS 4t recognized Mr. Vallandigham. Sever al men came into the car, cursing Mr. V., and denouncing him as a “miser able traitor, who ought to be strung up. ’ Soine of the more violent were | for taking him out of the car, and “fixing him,” as they said. Persons in the car tried to pacify ihe men, but they were warned to -dry up.” The Conductor entered the car anil endea- |vored to enforce order, but tlie men 1 told him they were as “good as any , man who carried a lantern, and haul- ! ed traitors !” All this time the noise j on the outside of the car was becorn-! iug loud and threatening, and clubs i and stones were clashing and clutter ing against the car. To all this abuse i ,,,, ,, , .•i'll! menace, Mr. \ . did not reply, but I his City. Give n» n call—no trouble to show remained silent and downcast. ^ or * “"° <ls ttt 0,11 fqscjiOF A runately, at this moment the train j j> c . j, iWf;. started, just as the mob sj)irit vvas cul- : i xine minating, and our informant thinks ;-T there is no doubt Mr. V., was thus i spared more violent treatment. The j !pretext for this outrage upon Mr. V., ! was tltat he had made himself ohnox- j ions on account of his course during ! i he war.” The Bazaar of Milledgeville. A BISCIIOF cf the firm of Bischof A Hens- • heimer. ha* just returned from the Coast, with a large ami well selected stock ol Jbii'T WDDlDSh BOOTS cfc SHOES, Blankets A Volioiis, A Cutlery\ Also n fine assortment of GENTS CLOTHING, HEIN8HBIMEK. 18 2t CHEWING TOBACCO for sale at T. A CARAKER S STORE. IS tf North corner Milledgeville Hotel Tlie Fulure of lho South. The New York Herald throws out j the following good ideas: The idea of making another St. l)o- mingo or Jamaica of the magnificent j ! territory of the South—of giving the I j negro possession of and control over) that fairest portion of the American! 'continent, as our Jacobin republicans I would, is the most insane and impos-; sihlo one that ever entered into the I mind of man. The negro, however, ; will become a useful element, though a subordinate one, in this great work of development and progress. His labor will be made available, and be | rewarded, throughout tlie whole South I wher • the race is now scattered. But ! in the course of time, as the States become settled more with white peo ple, he will lind his home on the rice and cotton lands of the Atlantic coast of South -Carolina and Georgia, on jtlie shores of the Gulf of Mexico, and over the deep alluvial lands of the I lower Mississippi. These regions are adapted to his constitution. He can J.\0* R. WILDER, FACTOR AND General Commission Merchants AMI rOKWUilMM. AGENTS, Sacannah, Geo nr tit. Gotfwnr* EXECUTIVE OFFICE, ) Provisional Gov t. ok Georgia. • Milledgeville, Nov. 21, l>r,5. \ Whereas the late Convention did ordain, that the Provisional Governor should provide for the formation of odo or more Militia or Volunteer companies in each of tlie comities of the State, to act as a police force, to suppress violence, to pre serve order and to aid the civil officers in ti e en forcement of the laws, under such regulations as might be consistent with the laws of the United States: Now therefore, 1, James Johnson, Pro visional Governor of the State, do berebv author ize and request the people of this State, to organ ize, according to law, in each of the counties of the State, a volunteer company, for the purpose of aiding the civil authorities in the execution of law and the suppression of violerce. And it is hereby further declared, that such companies, when so formed and organized, shall he-auxiliary and subordinate to the civil officers: that they shall arrest no person, and search the house of no person, without a legal warrant regu larly issued by some magistrate having authority, and shall iu no case inflict any punishment ex cept by the judgment and direction of a duly qualified civil officer, having juiisdiction of tl.c offense. And whereas, it is desirable to have uniformity in command, and that there should be no conflict between the military authorities of (he State, and United States, it is further declared that said com- j names, when formed within their respective coun ties, shall be under the contiol and subject to the military commanders of the United .Stares, com manding the District: and fora violation of these regulations, aud for any other offense committed, shall be lilrd and punished according to the rule* prescribed for tlie government of tlie army of the United States. Given under my hand and Seal of tho Executive Department at Milledgeville, on this the 21st day of November, A. 1> , IH65. JAMES JOHNSON, 17 2t Provisional Governor of Ga._ New Family Grocery Store. i fJJHE undersigned keep constantly on hand I Sugar and Cotii-e, Flour, Bacon, Mackerel, ! and ail articles usually kept in a family grocery. 1 Also A T K'E'DUCEU PR I cES ! I WILL put up for the. Retail TRADE only all kinds of TIN WARE usually maunfactuV-’ ed in the South, at Reduced Prices, and in a work manlike manner. 1 » !s0 endeavor to keep crtnsfantly on hand •* OEAEft.u ASSORTMENT of TIN WARE LJ aa P Sl?# r tlUal,,y and 0,ake - which 1 wi, l *ell as JOS &' for CaaL - patch. done with neatness and dis AH Work Warranted. TsIT" OTi K Woodm Ware, Hoop Skirls, Refers to Gen. S. P. Myrick, Col. J. U. Horne* SllQ€S, &C. A Geo. Ij. Doming, Esq., Baldwin County, Ga. | ,... , Michael Dennis, Esq.. Putnam County, Ga. j Iheywi.l endeavor to keep meal, corn, peas Ira E. DuPree A A. McAllum, Esq*.. Twiggs Rn ,. ‘'“"""T produce generally, winch they will Countv fia 1 sel1 at a advance on cost. walker & Johnson, Also AGENT tor the j 1st door North of Stetson’s Store. Adamic ('oust Mail Steam Ship Com-! _ Nov. 27, isgi. 17 3m FOR THE UUIES. T, ISITING New York with ths detenninatlan * to buy nothing except to supply my owa necessities, yet, when seeing the many noveltise m the shape of HATS, TAPS AM) 60H1VETS; and knowing the wants of inv numerffus patrons* m and around Milledge> ills. 1 could net with- stand ti e temptation, and forgetiing mydeteiaiia ation, have brought to this MARKET, a vst* pretly stocc ot * mx XrLinsr Erix, CLOAKS, EEYaOODS NOTIONS. roy °!d stand, opposite the ..... . ^ W. G. LAXTERMAN. Milledgeville, Oct. 9tb, 13tk5. J0 ,, NOTICET. T HE undersigned would take occasion to say to our Father’s old customers that his busi ness is still carried oil at his old stand, where we have always on hand a large supply of the follow ing articles, viz: AND •YANKEE Come and see me at Milledgeville Hotel. I*::. CotVee, Lard, Shoes, Cheese, Starch, Mutches, Vinegar, Soda, Rice, Flour, Mackerel, t 'opperaf. Powder, shot. Cap sr Coffee Mills, Syrup, Sugar, Molasses, Bacon, Nails. Codfish, Blue. Stone, pamfs Line of New na/i Steam Ships. Dec. 1. 1665. } orl, Sacan- H 31 BOARDI.WJ HOI SE. M RS. SHEA will open Lor . for the reception ot B Crockery Ware, Class, Hardware of all kinds, &c M &c., j And everything that cap he found in our line. j We would state to those who wish to buy for their PROSPECTUS OF TIIE country stores, that, as we have wagon* running constantly to and from Mavannah, we cun Atlanta Daily Journal. .1 loiiiiirri ini anti I.ilernrv AVvTspnper. The mideiHigned will publish the first number <>f this paper, in Atlanta, on the 10th day of January, 13oii. They intend to furnish the public with n New spaper. Politics wiil be discarded. Business men who desire to promote their pecuniary wellfare will find in uf effi cient coadjutors. Our Agent will visit the prominent cities of the Union. We publish our paper for money—not for ambition We take our position as other traders. If our wares are worth purchasing, buy them. A feature markedly new to Southern Newspaper antevprise i* introduced in the conduct of the Journal. An expert Photographer will report all criminal trials within the State, with elaborate note* on Evidence, besides furnishing daily reports of all mutters of Pub lic, or Private interest. Even one-horse orators will Boarders TpJ ? ^ during the approaching session of the sellbv thf Legislature. Her residence is on Wayne street, three doors north of Masonic Hall, i IT iESAT «lLi Milledgeville, Nov. 27th. 1605. 17 It ' cheap as they can buy in Macon or any other __ ! interior ci'v. To the Members oi* Hie Le«;isiature.| tl( " I pub w. s. STETSON Milledgeville, Oct. 23, 1665. FTTH! E undersigned will he prepat ed to A accoi : vi v . We respectfully a.-k a continuance of the pa- mage of our latiier s old custouiois, and of th* Lac gciietally. accommodate « few boarders durin« Session of the Legislature A BRO. 12 tf Nov 2Uth, 1665 E. BROOKS. 16 At Daily. - Weekly, Atlanta, December. 1865. TERMS - - - $12 0!) per annum. - - - 4 00 B. T. CASTELLAW A- Co. , thrive in all tlie vigor of manhood and re< ;'’ ive (l due share ..r his attention. ° , . Commercial matters will receive our especial ntten- luxunate under a tropical sun, in cane- ! brakes and rice swamps, where tlie J white man cannot. This must be the ultimate home of the mass of the ne- :gro race. Those Southern States that j j border the North, the uplands, hilly j | and mountain country of the Carolinas j Georgia, Alabama. Mississippi, Ten-! 'nessee, Arkansas and Texas,.will be ; settled by a numerous working white , population. Within the area of tlie Southern States nearly all the productions nec- j essarv for the subsistance of man, or t that enter into commerce, are found. The best flour comes from the wheat lio Milledgeville Hotel, under the i ti er shop. Miles will give you tlie j t j ie »t, .aid be thankful for your custom. Dec. 4fh 1«G5. IS 3t. f (tUanJigham Again.—N\ e following in the Cincinnati Commercial of the Kith inst: Mr. C. L. Vallandigham visited Ea ton, Ohio, night before last, to trans act business. As soon as it became generally known tliuf Ije was in the Improvement at Hawlcinsville.—The hJitur of tlie Macon Journal & Mes- V|| utT, who has recently paid a visit, t M Hawliinsville, Georgia, tlma sneaksP'Mk became prevalent 'Kameofihe iinprovem inpro-i tlrat he was there for flie purpose of ' rej ‘ s ni that place : Among the operations and works ■arrioil on, are three oil mills for man- Uctuiiiig ground pea, cotton seed ;!|| l castor oil. Their ground pea oil very pure, and besides its use for ‘'bi-hinery, is a very good article tis a ; “i{i-oil, aud is now used medically, l'lace of castor oil—the dose, used i!,,0i >L double that of the other. Among lts wood departments are made vari- " is kinds of carriage work, such as ‘fib*, spokes, ribs! shafts, swingletrees lc -: sashs, blinds and doors, axe hand- *■-> h -dsteads, machinery for any kind turning in wood, a grist and saw rri,| h and many other things. -iway with Spectacles. ^ 1 Lye* Made New, without SPECTACLES, 'OCTOK, OR MEDICINE. 1'ampblet mailed * " u 1 of ten cent!. Address E. J5. FOOTE, * > i ' - ') mOBiosdway, New York. [12 8t] ECLECTIC MAGAZINE. Literature, Science and Art. .Vw Volume begin* January. 1860. The Eclectic Magazine is, as its name indi cates, a selection from other magazines and period icals. These selections are carefully made each month, from the entire range of foreign Period) cals. In this respect it is entirely unlike other monthlies, and has no rival. The following are some of the works from which selections aie made: Loudon Quarterly', Revue de Deux Mondos. British Quarterly, Loudon Society,- Bentley’s Miscellany, North British Review. Popular Science Review,Cornhill Magazine, fields of Virginia and other parts of: Saturday Review, Fraser’s Magazine. • xi i x i . . , Leisure Hour, lemple Bar, the South. It IS the best anti gteatest Westminster Review. Chambers’s Journal, tobacco growing region in the world. Dublin University Mag-Edinburgh Review, The Gulf Stream and a suitable soil, Art Lom3on Natioual Keview make it the only country where the We Have also arrange<l to secure choice selec- loilg staple cotton can be grown. Corn tions from th&French, German, and other Conti- j ..9 r . . . ”7 • i i j nental Periodicals, translated especially for tlie Will grow luxuriously and yield aium- Eclectic,aud it is hoped this new feature will' dantly, with little labor, and iu many mid greatly to the variety and value of the work, places bv scratching the earth. The \ „ , i J j u EhcIi number is embellished with one or more sugar Cant) rises aud swells to ail enor- Fine Steel Engravings—portraits of eminent men mous size, full of iuice, from the teem- or illustrative of important historical events . •, /• T ■ . , | ; ■ Volumes commence in January and July of mg SOll of Louisiana ; and where IS eac h year; subscriptions can commence with any there any rice found like that of South 1 - month. Carolina and Georgia’/ Look, too, at P er * ear: Sin S 1 * Number.,!»cti. at the grazing lands, the line stock, Tlie Trade, Clergymen, Teachers and Clubs BOARDING HOUSE. \I Y House is open for the reception of Members of the Legislature, j and transient visitors to tho city. IzlXflP— JAS. E. HaGOOD. Milledgeville, Nov. 21, 1865. I(J3t j BOARD. 1%/ITSS MART COWLES will open a '■ ltl her house for the accommodation ( j of a few members of tire Legislature, j, at the residence of the late Mrs. Root, 1 j east of the Federal Union office. Milledgeville, Nov 17, lb65. • ssEgai wo doors J 16 3t 1 WASHINGTON HA 1 TS still open to the public. Arrange- J. ments Lave been made lor the ac commodation of Members of the Leg islature. J N. C. BAR Milledgeville, Nov. 7th, 1365. LL | ifflll BijPI NETT. | 14 4t , Dried Fruit Wanted. TITHE highest matket price will bo paid for DRIED A PEACHES if brought to HOWARD TINSLEY S Store. Milledgeville, Nov. 20th, 1864. 16 4t Extraordinary Inducements! XEW STORE, HEW GOODS! —00— YY n: WOLLD RESPECTFULLY invite th. ’ ’ t attention of the citizons of Milledgeville, and tlie surrounding country, to our FALiL STOCK OF DRY GOODS READY MADE CLOTHING. ?U_B00TS AND SHOES! m which will be sold for CASS as LOW. or LOWER, than any other House in the City, and warranted to give satisfaction. WE are just receiving our Stock of FA L L D R Y GOODS. Knowing the wants and tastes of our Custo roers, we have selected with great care, the late. STYLES AND FASHIONS of all kinds of DRESS ffl ROODS, i® i ® a m s f TRIMMINGS, SHAWLS, 1 And a Large assortment of WHITE GOODS, 1 • 7 |x\nd all kinds of Foreign and Domestic SKY GOODS. A large assortment of GENTS. and the wool of the South. How Vlll- supplied on favorable terms. Address, \V H. BID WELL, 5 Beekman St,, New York. JOHN HAMMOND, Ord y. NEW ROODS! Sew ROODS!! iii pro- i thtif he was there fo 1 making a speech. It happens' that the people of Eaton are very much op posed to Mr. Vallandigham personally, and the idea of his making a speech in their midst so exasperated a lot of tlie young men of the place, that at early caudle light they visited the place where he was stopping and made a loud call for his appearance. Under standing that trouble was in store for him, Mr. Vallandigham made a hasty exit from the house, and pursued*4iis retreat tlfiough fields and over fences in the direction of the depot, running at the top of his speed, followed by an angry and excited mob of boys and young men, one of whom struck him a severe blow and knocked him-to the grouud, while he was getting on the train. Of the further action of the mob, the Dayton Journal savs: liable, too, are the forest of oak, of _ pine and other timber which our ship- GEORGIA, Baldwin County, f . -i i ^ ^ | rpiL, \\JHEREAB, Tomlinson 1-. Newell 1ms made buildeis appreciate SO much. J ll Y\ application for letters of administration mountains are full of ihe finest iron, with the will annexed, on the estate of Penelope coal, copper and gold. Fruits of every Howard, dee d. . , ,, j ’ . K r » - q j*. se are therefore to cite amLadraonish all per description grow abundantly. .No- sons adversely concerned to file their objections where, perhaps, do the peach, melon, on or before the second Monday in January next grape, pear and pineapple thrive bet- cem ,, er11865 J ter or with as little trouble. In the j i8f>t far South they have even the„orange ( and banana. ^Tlie late Gov. Ham mond of .South Carolina, aud other gentlemen of that State and Georgia, who a few years ago begun to turn their attention to the culture of the grape, succeeded in making line wine, j In fact, the productions of the South i are so varied and valuable that we ; cannot enumerate them all within the j limits of this article. Here, then, to this rich and prolific country, nearly half as large as Eu rope, will emigration from the North and the Old World find its way. The field is most inviting, and no longer obstructed by slavery or hostile and jealous population. Indeed, the South ern people are saying to the millions of the North and Europe, come and develop our country. Its riches, gen ial and heatlrful climate, bright skies and natural beauty will make it the promised land of a teeming popula tion. LADIES, MISSES, ami CHILDRENS SOOTS & Tim cars from Macon have arrived, Aud those tine goods l’or ladies Fair, Of which they have been long deprived. We hav e selected with great care. Our stock of goods for ladies use, (tourists of Trimmings. Bells or Shoes, Merino’s, Linneus, Winstead’s Shawls, In fact we answer all their calls. Pius. Needles, Braid*, aud Comb* and Brushes,! Hoop-skirt*,and Bulimia!, the RiaIics Gloves, Hoods. Perfumery and soap*, Sontags, Inserting*, Hair Pina. Cloaks. For Meu. we keep fine Coats nnd Boots, Pants, Vests, Crnvata, entire Suits— Shirt*, Sock*, Glove*, Collars, and a Hat, By Jove will make a lean mau fat. Now come the small Fry; what for them ! Gloves, Capes and Boot*, a perfect jem, For old or young, for rich or poor, Can be supplied at Fa»e' Store. All our Good* are fine and new, We are certain Uiey'll please you. This we have to say to all, Gi\ e us but a passing call. -GRAND OPENING OF DRYGOODS AT THE EMPORIUM OF JOSEPH & FASS, rpO which they invite the attention of the pub A lie generally, consisting in Rich black Dross Silks, All wool French Merinoes, English Morinoes, Poplins. All wool DeLaine/, Wool Plaids, Black Silk Warp Alpacca, All wool fine Mohair, English and American Prints, English sad American Mourning, Damask and Bordered Towels, Hack and Cotton Diapei, Cambric and Jaconet Muslins, White Lawn, Ladies' Cambric Handkerchiefs, Plain and Hemstitched, . Silk and Cotton Handkerchief*, Silk Lace Veil*, Barege and Tissue Veils, While, Slate and Mixed Hose, White and Brown Half Hose, Twilled, Red, Gray and White Flannel, Fancy Shirting Flannels. White Lamb's Wool Blankets. Balmorals and Hoopskirts of nil styles, aud qualities, French Wove Corsets, Sewing Silks and Thread, ALSO A full assortment of Notions, Ladies and Gents furnishing Goods, Ladies Dress Trimmings, A full assortment of Boots and Shoes, A large stock of Ready made Clothing, All of which w ill be sold at the lowest market 1 prices. Being constantly in communication with Manufacturers enables ti* to sell our goods as to ~ ” . j defy competition. Don’t forget the place, 3 doors Hardware, luuery and trofkery, Irom Milledgeville Hotel. Hetty & Hall’s old ypRA, COFFEE, CHEESE & MACKEREL, Drugstore. •lOSKPli & h ASS. Tia Ware Manufactured and repaired, October i. I860. H) tt TOBACCO AND SNUFF, i TOILET SOAPS, CANDLES, &c„ J. C. WHITAKKK. B. W. FROBEL,! HATS, BUCKETS, SEIVES and a variety Citv Surveyor 1 OF OTHER ARTICLES. Cty Surveyor, 17^ AT T fl E POST OFFICE.^* C J WELLBORN, i Milledgeville. Ga., Sept. 22, 1865. 8 3m. A RCHITECTS, Offer their professional services j to the public. They are prepaied to furnish j Also :i large assortment of At EX’S AND BOY'S 'ilMfSL , HOOP SKIRts, BLANKETS, AC.,'&C. Now is your time—come one, come all, r.nd uok at our large stoclAif Ma<]p Clothing Rciidy RENTS ANI) n ItMSIllW GOODS 00 Cash buyers will find it to their interest l>y call ing upon us figure purchasing elsew In re, as we nre confident tWit we can under-rell any other Firm in the City, as onr large stock must be dis posed of during the present season. * JACOB ROSENFIELD &. BROTHER. HENRY GOODMAN. 4th Door below Milledgeville Hotel. Oct. 24, 1865. 12 tf FLOUR! FLOUR! Super Fine and XXX Family Flour FOR SALE. T A. CARAKER ,_Agt. Milledgeville, Dec 4, 1865. ^ H SALT! A LARGE QUANTITY Just Received aud lor sale by T. A. CARAKER, Agt. Milledgeville, Doc. 4, 18t»5. * tf Remember the place. Herly A Hall’s Old Stand, 3rd Door from Milledgeville Hotel. Mi ledgeville, Nov. 28tb, 1865. 17 11 FINE STRAWBERRIES. T IIE SUBSCRIBER ha* on hand a large number of very fine STRAWBERRY SETS for sale at the rate of one dollar per huodred sets. He will give instruction to those purchasing about aettiDg them out, hdiI cultivating them. Send orders or call on me at my house. ELAM JOHNSON November 2l*t, 1S65. 1. 3t. County Surveyor, Civil Engineers, Surveyors d’j plans ami estimates for bnildings, public or pi: vate, mills, factories, dams, canals, bridges, ic Also to make surveys of lands aud water powers aud furnish accurate maps and plats. Milledgeville, Nov. 27, Ibt>5. la 6m* PUBLIC HOUSE ‘ M Y HOUSE is open for the recep- tion of transient cufltom, an<i will be open for the accommodation of mem bers, during tho approaching session 01 the Legis- latnrc ' K. i>. CANDLER. Milledgeville, Nov. 17, 1865. 17 ti'. Milledgeville, Ga. mE GUN FOR SALE. A SPLENDID Double-barrel *porting Bird Gun MantoS make—almost, new, and iu good condi lion, ftif *ale. Enquire of J U. N1SBE1'. November 14th, 186*. lilt. WAXTED~ A SOUTHERN Lady is desirous of obtaining a situation for imparting instruction erther in a school or private family. The former prefer red. Past experience convinces her she is capable of affording satisfaction. Further information may be obtained by ad diesaiug Boa 7 J, MilDdgeville, Ga.