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f ^ v , \ ’, ^ GOV. JENKINS’ LETTER. Miu.edgevit.lk, Dec. Sth, 1S6-5. .. jjff m licnning 6. Moore, If. ft. Casey, and J. At. Freeman, ' fyurtc Comm it fee ; and Messrs. Charles JV. Du Bose, James M. \j c H’hortcr, B. B. Bennett, Jno. AI. Edge, and Thomas Morris Bouse Committee: mstleme*: j “ unless prevented by Providential tu \ have received your communication, informing me that| tio, f I regard as now existing. p e0 {.le of Georgia had elected me their Chief Magis- V^e. a-ilvi n o ,n J acceptance of the office, and requesting : J to designate ft time, when I will meet the two branches t l,e General Assembly, in joint session, to be inaugu- Januarv. Heuce I conclude that m the present defective or- j Lord- Outfor Counterfeiters - ganizatiou of the State Government, and in the hope of a ! cow in circulation mu imitatk dec' * ' ' * "jPUFF! PUFF!! PUFF!!! tinware A 1 Jt E D U C KD P 1’ICES! I TUA1.B only, JL ail k»i:nM j.f f 1 \ NX a r>i. •» ^ j9 r Ltfu- Xhe fact communicated excites a profound feeling of Latitude, for so signal a manifestation of confidence, with a sense of obligation to devote myself unre- [ rve Jly,and with all possible earnestness, to the service • tlie constituency from whom it emanates. hVailst, however, I promptly accept the office, this very L.. c of obligation, gives me pause, under the peculiar ..[■^instances surrounding them and .me, in responding to Lur concluding request. Were the General Assembly, as ■ 0 lde» time, free to bestow, and I to accept, the insignia L office, I would designate a day, within the week, for the Utomary ceremony of inauguration. Put the case is far Lherwise. To our wills, (hitherto controlling, on such oe- Ljioiis.) is opposed a stronger will, enjoining postpone ment* I The election held on the l-5th ult., was intended, not to Lnin smooth, uninterrupted movement, the machinery L Government, but to set it again in operation, after a Uteusion, entirely novel in the history of our State, he proceedings adopted in, anc^ordered by the late Con ation of our People, and the meeting, at this time, and jjacc, of the Legislators, and Governor elect, were sup- iacd to meet the approbation of the Federal Government, mr whose authority, in the exercise of the war power, that pension was made. So far as regards the General As- ,e,nblv, the supposition was apparently well founded. Kiev have met, and organised, without let or hindrance!; jd the Provisional Governor—the accredited organ of the ■'resident of the United States, has opened communication x ,th them, and has invited their action, as a Legislative gody, upon several distinct subject*. 'l'lie Governor, elect, ybeen less fortunate. On the morning of the meeting of tie General Assembly, and before that meeting, he re eved from his Excellency, the Provisional Governor, an %'ia! communication in the words following; i ted; appear to be from anew plate uusc* . Such pi even- Legal tender notes, (green backs) 5‘20’s, ... i f. jr o ^ therefore designate the ; have made their appoarauce. ’J'iiej' arc ibtn of January next, as tho day on which I will meet the [ an exact imitation of the genuine, 50'a Senate and House of Representatives in joiut session, for ■ a °d 100’s the same; ,7’s photographed; j that purpose, providcil that, at that time, the Government ! I ,a P er suffer than the genuine and not soj of the United States shall have signified a willingness* to ' T,,e 7 have a blurred appearance, j recognise me as the Governor of Georgia. I but designate i , - e , the , si S natures show through more : h ■ 1 n ! plainly that on the good note. 10’s al- | II kinds A UN WAIttf iiMiaHy mam.fWr-' i!,r N< mK at T^duetd /»>»♦>* MU | in „ woYk _ tnan.iKf m«iuicr. ! <!,«!; a day in conformitvwitli usage. If before a recess °such i f ft tLa ;, on tIje « uod uo ‘ e ’ recognition be accorded, or if for any other reason, not con- | P ortrait°ofChnseflO’shelo^Si travelling the policy of the Government of the United j per light; the signature'of hot S t *1 f nO t lift f 1 nn a. 1 A L L. XL * I • 1 ® Old Java and Rio Cufi'ee. A B & C SUGARS. CHEESE, JERKIN BUTTER. . EXTRA FAMILY FLOUR. , GREEN AND BLACK TEA, Jtc., Ac. Call and exatniue at W. H. SCOTT’S. Milledgeville, Dec 5th, 1665. l o.aii M |*„ Hud^amr to keep constantly cu hand -XEHJL ASSORTMENT of TIN WARE 1 * hlUT lfW hnabtv and .n. l.a 1.1. 1. f : 1 \ _ n and make, n iiitb I will Bell as '"v-rit f,>r Cash f OS WOR2E patch. Bazaar of Milledgeville, q. . . -- — : r o---, — w both register' r« CSl * 16 <jenei . Assembly, think proper to appoint a j and treasurer are on the lower tight cor- u me rent day, I will most cheerfully accept, their appoint- • ner ; Hiey are well done and calculated tu menu deceive the unwary, although nothing like A BISCIIOF cf the firm of Hiscbof & Hene- lieimer lias just returned from thu Coast with a large and well selected stock ot •done witli neatness and dia Ah Work Warranted. MaicdgwflW Not. lTiT>7a FOR TIIE. LADIES. TyiSITl^G New York wiih th« determinatie * to buy nothing' except to supply my os mmc BOOTS tfc SHOES, Blankets & Notions, &, Cutlery; . J Also a fine assortment of ter is on the lower left and that of 'the( f’ PI ATIIIMP treasurer on the right; in the altered note! vlljii lu vLUlliliMj they are both on the right end, with two strips of Jath between them, l’s, iuiita- _.!«■ lunp except to supply my cwn nccessiTies, yei, when seeing tbe ni&r.j l.ovaltirs in the shape of AN ACT To authorize and regulate contracts between master and sen ant, for labor to be pci formed, a ml for other pur poses. Sec. 1st. The General Assembly oj the State of Georgia do I l l iau P*® genuine; some parts of the eiaui, That*all contracts for labor made with'any servant *! ot J■?/*{' ' ,e h ^ ad of Cliasc is r„„ „ i . -7 , . - . U IU darker; thu bill has a coaise apnearauce. t ? ?a r P en ®l tha “ ° n 7 e ni0 1 ,lt - 11 ’ S ! 1 , ajl ,>G ln 2*s altered from f, po,trait of Chase on 5 tion of genuine; the green ink is somewhat upper ielt corner. • l. nited States legal tender netc-*-o’s imitation; the portrait cn the right and the figure of liberty on the left are rather coarse. The Lais in ess community cannot use too and in duplicate, attested and read to said servant bv some Justice of tlie Peace, Justice of the Inferior Court,'or Or dinary, or by two disinterested white persons, of the coun ty in which the labor is to be performed, of which each party shall have one. Sec. 2d. Be it further enacted. That the labor to be per- , . . formed by the servant shall be done in accordance with the ' ™ UC ‘ CIiCUms P ectlon following regulations, to-wit: 1st, The hours of labor (Sun- j daw excepted) shall be from day-break to dark, with a rea sonable time for breakfast and dinner. 2d, the servant shall be careful of the animals aud property of the master; shall protect the same from injury by other persons, and shall be answerable for all property lost, destroyed, or in jured by his or her negligence, dishonesty, or had faith, tid, all lost time liot caused by the act of the master, and •"'T* «*<*"'«“? b r ?f «* dl "«* P«»-!miiiSStoja criueu, may oe deducted from the wages of the servant; i Bext ,in Jofaait of which execution which they will sell for LESS than any house in this City. Give ug a call—no trouble to show foods at our Store. n , BISCHOF & HEINSHEIMER. Dec. J, JSoo. IS 2t I TUNE CHEWING TOBACCO for sale at T. A CABAKER’S STORE, 18 tf North corner Milledgeville Hotel FLOUR! FLOUR! Super Fine and XXX Family Fioitr FOR SALE T A. CARAKER, Agt. Milledgeville, Dec 4. 1865. 18 tf HATS, ( APS AND BONNETS; and kuuwiug the wants of wj numerous patrons in and around Miiledge' ille, 1 could n*t with stand the tomgtation, and forgetting my deteimin- atiou, have brought to this MARKET, a r.ry pretty stock ot 7 MHJLIN3E3H.T, CLOAKS, jD&xTGCODS AND ‘YANkEE NOTIONS. Come and B ee me at tny old stand, oppoaits ths Milledgeville Hotel. < ..... . _ ‘ W. G. LANTERMAJf. Milledgeville, Oct. 9th, 1865. j(> t f. SALT!- !»RO.TIPT. 1 he House passed the Constitutional Amendment prohibiting slavery, as their tir?t legisttivo act, last Tuesday. A LARGE QUANTITY Just Received aud for sale by T. A. CARAKER, Agt. Milledgeville, Dec. 4j 18fc5. 16 tf COrXCJI. CHAMBER, > Milledgi-vi!!e Dec. 8l!i lsfi.» ^ I 3ES0I.VKI) by the Mayor and Aldermen in council V. Jigst-inble.l, that the Clerk give immediate notice New Family Grocery Store. 1 'IIE undersigned keep constantly on haud Sugar and Coffee, Flour, Bacon. Mackerel, and all articles usually kept in a family grocery. Also Wooden Ware, Hoop Skirts, Shoes, &e. »iul the value of food, nursing, and other necessaries, whilst |ivlle frum the minuter, i/ 1 ' E ,/? 1 i ! he or she is absent from work on account of sickness, or Milledgeville, Dec. 4th, ISO#. 5 othcr cause , may aUo beodeducted from his or her wages. H,„ (. J. cn ms. 14th, servauts shall be quiet Mud orderly i-n their quarters,. Dear Sir:—In the discharge of an official duty, I beg|at their work, and on the premises. 5th, work at-night, i pate to inform you that I have been directed, by tbe out-door work in inclement weather, shall not be exacted, j ■‘President of the United States, “to continue to act as Pro- except in cases of necessity. Oth, servants shall not leave ' the premises of the master without permission, and shall j on Sunday attend to the stock, and discharge such house- if et. P. FAIR, Clerk. Fishing Tackle. -A. Lartrr They will endeavor to keep meal, corn, peas, aud con it try produce g^herally, which they will sell at a small advance on cost." walker & Johnson, 1st door North of Stetson’s Store. Milledgeville, Nov. 27, 1865. 9 j~ ;{ m Lard, Shoes, Cheese, Starch, Matchos, Vinegar, Coffee Mills, Syiup, Sugar, Molasses, Bacon, Nails, Codtish, Blue Stone, I risMial Governor of Georgia, until relieved, and my suc- (vessor recognised by the Government.*’ Your ob’t. serv’t., J. JOHNSON, Prov. Gov. of Ga. do not communicate this official note, to the General Assembly, in any querulous or complaining spirit. Far ♦re it. a> they will see in the sequel; 1 refer to it, solely Grille purpose of enabling them to see clearly, (as I think jfV must,) that the controlling authority, which we all ickuowledge, 'makes, at this time, a marked discrimination ietwven them and myself, or rather, between the Legisla- ave, and Executive Departments, of our State Govern ment now in process of re-organiiation. I should deeply jeplcte it, were I certified thftt this discrimination origina- ed in any personal objection to me. My only consolation, then, would be, that I had not sought, the position ; and I uould hasten to relieve my constituents, by declining to •dcupyU. Hot this is not a necessary inference. There ire indications, that some action of the Legislative Depart .argp and complete assortment at 19 2t CONNS. Toys! Toys!! Toys!!! _ j A hold duties as are necessarv; these duties shall he done by ! J ^ Large lot just received at Dried Fruit Wanted. T HE highest inaiket price will be paid for DRIED BEACH CS if brought to HOWARD TINSLEY S Store. Milledgeville, Nov. 20th, 1864. * 16 4t NOTICE. T HE undersigned would tako occasion to say to ear Father’s old customers that his busi ness is still carried oy at bis old- stand, where wa have always on hand a large supply of the follow ing articles, viz; Jfca. Soda, Coffee, Rice, Fleur, Mackerel, Copperas, Powder, Shot, Caps, Crockery Ware, Class, Hardware of all kinds, &c., &c., And everything that can be found iu our line. We would state to those who wish to buy for their countiy stores, that, as we have wagons running constantly to and from Bavannah, we can sell by the WHOLESALE as cheap as they can boy in Macon or any other interior city. Wo respectfully ask a cQntinuance of the pa tronage of our father’s old customers, aud of tha public generally. . W. S. STETSON & BRO. Milledgeville, Oct. 23, 1865. 1-2 tf 192t CONN'S. Extra New Hulled Buckwheat, Imentwua deemed necessary, as preliminary to the eom- I plete restoration of our State Government, and our Fede nl relations. Kence, perhaps the permitted organization of mat branch, whilst, for the purpose of keeping in abeyance ■ach restoration, tbe authorities of tbe United StaTes post- fone tLe re-establishment of the Executive Branch. As onlirmatury of this view, the concluding words of the dviutiication, above submitted, seem to indicate a pos- i’e future recognition of the Governor elect. In a mat- of jmbl c concern, I would be ftmtemptibly weak if I ind in all this any personal grief. But the question pre Gr 08.11 EX Buffer and Cream Cheese at K'2t CONNS. c A Lage Assortment of CONFECTIONERY FRUITS,'Ac , at 19 2t CONN'S. I -tits itself, in view of the palpable discrimination between me two Departments, to which I have adverted, whether I aa with propriety ask the General Assembly to inaugurate lie into the Executive office, until I shall have been u recog- fdltij the Government,” whose authority is paramount? £yopinion is that I cannot. Such a request on my part, M a compliance with it on their’s, might he considered pliant action. It could scarcely be reconciled with re- k’ctful acquiesence in the declared purpose, of the con- •olling power. Such acquiescence, (so fur as duty to ray KMtituents may permit,) is the line upon which I am poived to move ; and I am happy to see the General As hby pursuing the same course. It may be, that their -’■)oipt compliance, already accorded to tw»> emphatic •commendations of the Provisional Governor, will enable f Authorities of the United States to discern, more fully, M 'more accurately, the true spirit of our people. To say that we must pursue the course indicated by President, because we are powerless, does not disclose •-whole case. The Congress of the United States, not -mg been in session since the cessation of hostilities, un- the present week, the whole burthen of pacification, •'• restoration, has been upon the President. Under his 'pices, and by his direction, all advances to that end, been made. During their progress, he has spoken i <y words of kindness, and encouragement, lie surveys [ r'a hole field, of which we have but a partial view. Cutties, of which we dream not, encompass him. '-'’■'Science, after estrangement, is of slow growth, and the Nent, essential to its full development, is mutuality. -iess prepared to accord it, we have no reasonable ground expect it. If we be patient, if we be trustful, we may M he hopeful. furthermore, I think, situated as we are, my inaugura ls without recognition by the Government of the United would be both barren of results, and, in itself, of vcstiotiable propriety. Barren of results, because if in- U'urated to-day I could do no official act. Of ques- | J|j ab!e propriety, because the oath of ofiice, which is I s uwence of tbe inaugural ceremony, binds the officer, the moment it is taken, to-the discharge of bis duties ; ,: ' v el! on that day, as on tbe last of the term or any inter- one. Where, then, would be the propriety ot taking i ' c h un oath, with the full knowledge that the service, to aib ’h it binds the affiant, is indefinitely postponed ? I feel ^ hesitation in adoptiug the course I propose, because, it the servants in turn, except in cases of sickness or other disability, when it may be assigned to them out of their regular turn. 7th, visitors or other persons shall not be in vited or allowed by the servant to come or remain upon the premises of the master, without his express permission. Sec. od. Be it further evaded, That when the servant shall depart from the service of the master, without good cause, he shall forfeit the wages due him or her, and shall obey ! all lawful orders of the master or his agent, and shall be honest, truthful, sober and diligent in bis or her business. Sec, 4th. Be it further enacted, That the master may dis charge his servant for wilful disobedience of the lawful or der of the master, or his agent, for habitual negligence or indolence in business, drunkenness, •immoral or illegal con duct, want of respect and civility to himself, his family, guests or agents, or for absence from the premises without permission. Sec. -5th. Be it further enacted, That if any person shall persuade or attempt to persuade, entice, or cause any ser- j EOOTS tfc SJtlOJBS. vant to desert from the legal employment of the master, j Having selected my stock with the greatest before the expiration of his or her term of service, or shall ! car , e ;. 1 payticuiaiiy n J VI Jf the attention of the knowingly employ any such servant, without his exhibit- before purchasing elsewhere, ing proper credentials of discharge from his former employ- i er, he or she shall be guilty of a misdemeanor, and upon indictment and conviction before any court haying jurisdic tion thereof, shall be fined in a sum not exceeding two hundred dollars and costs; and if said fine and costs shall r |-,n not be immediately paid, the court shall sentence said ! A i (IRANI) OPENINIG OF Extraordinary Inducements! XE\Y STOKE, NEW GOODS! MY-GOOHS!.^ WOULD RESPECTFULLY h ,U. I, PALL attention ot the citizens of Milledgcvil ^aud tho surrounding country, to cur AT I11E EMPORIUM OF NEW GOODS! NEW GOODS!! T IIE Undersigned lias just received and open ed a new stock of Staple and Fancy Dry Goods, JOSEPH & PASS, T XO which they invite the attention cf the pub- lie generally, consisting in STOCK OK IjS Store uud<?r Newell's Hal!. II- TINSLEY, Agent. Miiledgevillo, Doc. 12th, 1865. 19 tf LOST.—$5 REWARD! HE undersigned lost, in this city, on the 5th inst., a leather home-made pocket book, con- convict to not exceeding two months imprisonment in the tamin £ between tmrteen and fourteen dollars— _ _ - - | . j two live dollar bills, and the balance iu change— common Jail Of the county, or to labor on some public also about $185 in Confederate money and a $500 work of the county, in the discretion of the court, and he Confederate Boud aud my parole and oath of al- Ot 8I1C shall be Ilioreoxer liable to the party injured IU Daniel and ffm. U^vis. due on the 25th of Decern- damages. ! her last; one on Harrison Barues, (the exact a- Sec. 6th. And be it further enacted. That this Act shall take effect and be in force from and immediately after its passage, any law, usage, or custom to the contrary not withstanding. AN ACT To alter and amend Chapter fourth, Article first, part sec ond. Title second, of the Code ot Georgia, in relation to indented servants and apprentices. Be it enacted by the Senate and House of Representa tives. That section eighteen hundred and forty of theoabove j title and chapter be amended by striking out all after the mount not remembered,) iot between 189 and 190 dollars; the other on a man living in Savannah (name not recollected) for thirty-six dollars. The makers of these notes are warned not to pay them to any one but ms selt, and all persons are warned not to buy them. ABSAL054 BROWN. Milledgeville, Dec. 6th, 1865. 19 ot I.IWE! M.1IE !! LIME!!! 50 BARRELS of Lime for Sale at Rich black Dress Silks, All wool French Merinoes, , English Merinoes, Poplins, All wool DeLaines, Wool Plaids, Black Silk Warp Alpacca, All wool fine Mohair,, English aud American Prints, English and American Mourning, Damask and Bordered Towels, Huck and Cotton Diaper, Cambric and Jaconet Muslins, White Lawn, Ladies’ Cambric Handkerchiefs, Plain and Hemstitched, Silk and Cotton Handkerchiefs, Silk Lace Veils, Barege and Tissue Veils, While, Slate and Mixed'Hose, White aud Brown Half Hose, Twilled, Red, Gray and White Flannel Fancy Shirting Flannels, White Lamb's.Wool Blankets, Balmorals aud Hoopskirts of all styles aud qualities, French Wove Corsets, Sewing Silks and Thread, ALSO DRY GOODS READY MADE CLOTHING. fljBOOTS AND SHOESiftl which will be sold for CASH, as LOW, or LOWER, than any other House in the Citv, and warranted to give satisfaction. WE are just receiving our Stock of DRY F A I. X. GOODS. Knowing the wants and tastes of our Custo mers, we have selected with great care, the lates STYLES AND FASHIONS of all kinds of DRESS GOODS, 611111, A full assortment of Notions, Ladies aud Gents furnishing Goods, Ladies Dress Trimmings, A full assortment of Boots and Shoes, A large stock of Ready made Clothing, All of which will be sold at the lowest market prices. Being constantly in communication with Manufacturers enables us to sell our goods, as to defy competition. Don't forget the place,3 doors 1 from Milledgeville Hotel, llerty iV. Hall’s old | Drug Store. JOSEPH Sc FASS. j October?. 1866. 10 tf I Milledgeville, Dec. Sth, 1805. 19 2t JUST RECEIVED A LOT OF word “ provided” and inserting in lieu thereof the words, ! Hardware, Hoes, Collins* Axes, ‘ the contact is in writing and acknowledge before a Justice _ 1 „ . . N only (as already shown,) occasion no detriment to public service, but will subject tbe members of .tbe I general Assembly to no personal inconvenience. I have I'i'poscd that even in the event ot the entire organization of j/*■ Government, at this time, it would be impossible for h e! h to conclude their arduous labors before the occurrence L l: e Christmas holidays ; and that the circumstances of country will render it desirable to each and all of them J at home during that times and in the early days of of the Peace’. Be it further enacted, That section eighteen hundred-and forty-two be'*ameuded by striking out the word “ Court’.’ ; wherever it occurs and inserting the words “Justice of the Peace,” and after the word annulled add the following, j “ which decision may be reviewed by certiorari as iu other cases”. Be it further enacted, That section eighteen hundred and forty-three be amended by adding the following, “ when any Father, or Mother, if the Father be dead or child be illegiti mate; shall refuse to bind his or her minor child as in this section provided, the said Father or Mother may be cited to appear before a Justice of the Peace in the county where the child may reside and upon due and sufficient proof made that said Father or Mother has not the means to support said minor or minors, and that such minor is likely to be come a charge upon the County, it shall be the duty of the Justice to bind out such jninor as provided for in this sec tion”. Be it further enacted, That section eighteen hundred and forty-six be amended by striking out tbe words 4 twenty-five dollars’, aud inserting the following, “ five hundred dollars, and the party so employing, enticing away, harboring or concealing said apprentice not having a written certificate of tbe revocation of his indenture attested by the Justice ol the Peace before whom the indenture was executed, shall be guilty of a misdemeanor, and on conviction., thereof shall be imprisoned in the county jail, or ordered to work on the public roads of the county, for a time not less than three months nor mortf than twelve months, at the discretion of the Judge or other Judicial officer having jurisdiction of the ease”. „ ^ . Be it further enacted, That this Act shall take effect and be io force from and after its passage, and that all laws mil itating against the same, be, and the same are hereby re peal* Trace Chains, Ac., BY W. S. STETSON Milledgeville, Dec. 8, 1865. & BRO. 19 2t KILY-DRIED LIMBER. F ROM the green, in 2 to 4 days at !j?l per M. Tobacco and fruit in 2 to 6 hours. Circulars free. Please say where you saw this notice. 19 It* H. G. BULKLEY', Cleveland. Ohio. J. W. RABUN, COTTON FACTOR AND • COMMISSION MERCHANT, No. 140 BAY STREET, SAVANNAH, GA, H AS resumed business, and solicits from the friends and patrons ot the late firm of Ra buu & Smith tbe privilege #f serving them. Dec 7, 1665. 19 I in JNO. R. WILDER, FACTOR AND General Commission Merchant AND FORWARDING AGENT, Savannah, Georgia. Refers to Gen. S. P. Myrick, Col. J. U. Horne & Geo. L. Doming, Esq., Baldwin Couuty. Ga. Michael Dennis, Esq.. Putnam County, Ga. Ira E. DuPreo & A. McAllum, Esqs.. Twiggs County, Ga. Also AGENT for the Atlantic Coast Marl Steam Ship Com pany's Line of New York 4' Savan nah Steam Ships. Dec. 1, 1865. 18 41m" J. C. WHITAKER, County Surveyor, Civil Engineers, Surveyors & A RCHITECTS, Offer tli^ir professional services to the public. They are prepared to furnish TRIMMINGS, SHAWLS, And a Large assortment of WHITE GOODS, And all kinds of Foreign and Domestic DRY GOODS. A large assortment of GENTS., LADIES, MISSES, and CHILDREN'S BOOTS & SH02S. Bi • 1 ROBLL, Also a large assortment of City Surveyor, | UWV1 , BOY’S plans aud estimates for buildings, public or pri vate, mills, factories, dams, canals, bridges, Arc. Also to make sntveys of lauds and water powers, and furnish accurate maps and plats. Milledgeville, Nov. 27, 1865. 17 6m* MEN’S AND IHMPS* HOOP SKIRTS, BLANKETS, AC., AC. con.e "all, and Now is your time—como one look at our large stock of NEW GOODS! NEW GOODS!! The cars from Macon liarc arrived,* And those flue geods for ladies Fair, Of which tiiey have been long deprived, We have selected with great care. Our stock of goods for ladies use. Consists of Trimmings, Belts or Shoes, Merino's, Linneus, Winstead’s Shawls, la fact we answer all their calls. Pins. Needles, Braids, and Combs and Brushes, Hoop-skirts, and Balmoral, the Rushes Gloves, Hoods, Perfumery and soaps, Sontags, Inserting*, Hair Pins. Cloaks. For Mon, we keep fine Coats and Boots, Pants, Vests, Cravats, entire Suits— Shirts, Seeks, Gloves, Collars, and a list. By Jove »ill make a lean man fat. Now come the small Pry ; what for them f Gloves, Capes and Boots, a perfect ,iem. For old or young, for rich or poor, Can be supplied at Fass' Store. All our Goods are tine and new, We are certain they’ll please you. This we have to say to all, Giv c us but a passing call. Remember the place, llerty Sc Hall's Old Stand, 3rd Door from Milledgeville Hotel. Mi ledgeville, Nov. 28th, 1865. 17 tf Bar K*«ns—Flat l,iqa*r». If you want fine Liquors and be well waited on, call at Lynch's Bar lioom op posite the Milledgeville Hotel, under the Barber shop. Miles will give you the best, and le thankful for your custom. Dec. 4th 1865. . 18 3t. Ready CENTS Made hrxlsiiixc Clothing, ceoDS. -OO- Cash buyers will find it to their interest by call ing upon us before purchasing elsewhere, as wa are confident that wo cau under sell any other Firm in the City, us our large stock must be dis posed of during the present season- JACOB ROSEN FI ELD & BROTHER, HENRY GOODMAN, 4th Door bt low Milledgeville Hotel. Oct. 21, 1865. 12 tf Hardware, Cutlery and Crockery, T ea, coffee, cheese a mackerel, Tin Ware Manufactured and repaired, TOBACCO AND SNUFF, TOILET SOAPS, CANDLES, &e., HATS. BUCKETS, SEIVES and a variety OF OTHER ARTICLES, jyAT THE POST QFFICE.^p C. J. WELLBOK-V Milledgeville, Ga., Sept. 22, 1865. * :f m. FINE GUN FOR SALE. SPLENDID Double-barrel sporting Bird Gnn <ro* make—almost, new, and in good eondi Enquire of • J. H. XISBET. November 1-Mli,18«6. 142t. Am tion, fbf sole. PUBLIC HOUSE. M Y HOUSE is open for tbe recep tf tion of transient custom, and will he open for the accommodation of mem bers, during the approaching session ot blare. E. S. CANDLER. Milledgeville, J(ov, 17, 1865. 1/ t(. egis-