The Dawson weekly journal. (Dawson, Ga.) 1868-1878, December 30, 1869, Image 1

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Newspaper Page TextTHE DAWSON JOURNAL. S.K, -WESTON-, ■ B BESTOW, Editor' Wfjyj IfSO/i G B l]ff y December 3<E_****» printer* have lain B, ticks, "and are out in the hunt Bristmas We only put out a.hp Keek, to conform to the lavrs of K adtertising' Fridt y r™' K 24th inst., the Jouenal build- Keupiedby W. F Orr and our- Kas tired by *n incendiary. Prof- Kin discovered the Are, gave the ■ iD d the whole block vras saved. Orange l!Or»ag«it : l K barrels of sweet oranges just KeZ* o“ Bt ‘ J u ohnß , RlVer ; K for sale by the barrel or at K;,y J. L. Solomon. 1, gxokks' for Fe ■ will open on next Monday, the ■of January, in the house now oc ■] by Mr. Solomon. K terms and testimonials on circu. K t hTb*st. —One carload Ten- H e water-ground flour, the best in just received at JT Alexander & Tarrott s. |fc)VERTTStNOc— rre many wlo ■ that advertising docsn t pay. ror of eucb, we give the ex ,he most sucoesttul business , knowledge : advertisements, I snou.d Hp.u to-day/'— H- T. Ilem ■ poccc‘»i3 owicc to my liberality Bonner. vis furnished me wit# a —Atop I.awrer.ca. I D»t.s>. his residence in this cite, ofPneuron- the 26th inst-. Dr. J. L. D. Persy- H former Editor of th< pap r. Hbrr residence in thibcitT, of Peeumo- the 28th inst.’ Mrs. Uuisa A. Whitvy H affect--nate wife, ar.i * true Cbtialian to re^t. Plantatio* P'Oi; SALE! ■ jit Mlic Clitcry ! |/\y the first Tuesday in Jannarv next.will |V/ be sold at public outcry, before the House Door, in the town of Daw* 0) Hit., that desirable plantation known as t e ■EDGE KNOTT PLACE,” and on which M - ifeVev cow lives, being about pint |p) miles from Dawson, on the main road through the town of Chickasawhatch- Be, i-i containing 607 12 acres, about one- Hcleared and producing finely. On the is a good Farm House, plenty of cabins, H* din House and Screw, Ac. this plaae will be sold 500 Bushels H, 2000 lbs Fodder, .2 Wagons, all the Tools, Harness, 4c. A splendid Saw Gin, will gin 4 bales Cotton dai all the Cotton Seed on the place. chance to secure a good place cheap. positive. For further information apa Hos B. Ctim, Dawson, Ga.. or to Mr. Hot, on the place. i If" Terms made known on the dar of sale. ■ .not dm-:. W|L Miller has applied lor exemption of personalty and setting apart and vrl- B of Homestead, to be heard at 10 o'clock on the Ist day of January, 1870, at in Dawson, Ga. ■ I II JONES, Ord’y. Tei-rcll Connly: u hereas, i/artiu L. Him applies for ■wM of Guardianship of Julia, Parisade ■NH enelope Haddock, minors of J. W. are therefore to cite and admonish ns c P to be and appear at e w ‘ tQ ia the time prescribed by law, •Mow cause, if any, why g*id letters ' j e granted. Given under idt E? * nd f officiai signature, this December Etaaj. T- it- JOSBS, Qrd'j. j®“«*A7Tcrrell Comity: , re * B .’ V-C .Kendrick applies for .of dumunoa on th« esuu of Isaac W l‘„ rethere,or * to c,w **><l »<*mnni.b ns concerned to be and appear at mi within the time prescribed by law, and «ee, if any, , hy teld I#tterg ihould granted. GWen onder my hand, and B 5 gnatare, thie Koeember 18th, 1569. T. M. JOKES, Ord’y. Terrell (onxty : of dim Wright KeDed - T 'Dpi*** for iaTfe 01 0D th * of Elmira le » and John A. Kenedy. *n^- trtfor » to c ‘te»nd admonish oe withinT^’* 0 *" ,ad «PPe*rat )ow «L h * r t:me Prescribed be law, not £ ' f !? 7 * Wh - T letters nd ' g T* Bt6d - Givec onder my i official signature, this November “oal«;3m T ' *' JOS ®» ■ Ord y. V'J*" Co ««*T: !rs of p,', M !- rth * Haddock bee applied L °* Os Fanni. Florence lons* oobc'/^j lo , C j U * nd ‘dmonisb F*ithMKJ ,b ** Bd *pp e " « low c, ' * Um * proscribed by law, [not he^.^,^ 7, * h - T “* d letters Id official GlT * n onder me 169. “gnitore, this November |U;4Od 14 • dOKES, b Ord’y. P*«AV SALE! - rupS^ eli “.««»>• i.t *df gai, * 7 n,xt i during usu k 2;tl, S- JOli ES, Ord'j. | wf PHOCLxiJIt.ITiOJr. GEORGIA: By Rufus B. Bullock, Provisional Governor of said Utate. Atlanta, Ga., Dec. 22d, 1869. Bt virtue, and in pursuance of an Act of Congress, to promote the reconstruction of the State of Georgia, approved Dec. 2'2d, 1869, of which the following is a copy ,to wit: “An Act to promote the Reconstruction of the State of Georgia : Be it Enacted by the Senate and House of Represeutativee of the United States ol Amer ica, in Congress, Assembled, That the Gov ernor of the State of Georgia be, and here by is authoiiaed and directed forthwith, by a proclamation, to summon all persons elected to the General Assembly of said State asap petra by the Proclamation ol Oeo'ge G. J/eatle, the General Commanding the Milita ry District, including the Stats of Georgia, dated June 25th, 1868, to appear on mm day, certain to be named in said Proclama tion at Atlanta, in said State, and, theieupon, the said General Assembly, of said <b’» te, shall proceed to perfect its organization, iu conformity with We Constitution and laws or the United States, according to the provision of this act. Sec. 2. And be it further enacted, That when thw members so elected to said Senate aud House of Representative', shall bt* con vened as aforesaid, each and eTerv persou claiming to be elected as a member of said Senate cr House of Representatives, shall, in addition to taking the oath or oaths required by the Constitution of Georgia, also take and subset ibe, and file in the office of Secretary of State of the Stale of Georgia, one ot thr following oaths of affirmations, namely: “I do solemly swear, or affirm, as the case may be, that I have never held the of fice or exercised the duties of a Senator or Representative in Congress, nor been a me n ber of the Legislature of anv State ot the United S ates, nor held any civil office creat ed by law, for the administering of ary gen eral law of a State or for the adnrnisteriog of justice in any State, or under the laws ol the Uaited S ates. nor held any ' ffiee in the militrv or naval service of the United Statee, ana thereafter engaged in insurrection f)r re bellion against the United States, or gave aid or comfort to its enemies, or rendered, except in consrqoence of direct phys c 1 force, any support nr aid to anv insuirectlon or rebellion against the United States, nor held anv office under or given any support to any Government of any kind, organiz-d or acting in hostility to the United Stale, or tewing war against the United States, so help tne God ; or on the pains or penalties of perjury as the vase may h- ; or the to'— lowing oath or affirmation, nantvly : “I do solemly swear or affirm, a« the ea»e may be, that I have beet, relieved by an Act of the Congress of the United States from disabili ty a« provided for by See. 3rd of the Four teen'h Amendment of the Constitution ot United States, so help me God ; or on the pains or penalties of pe.jurv as the case mat be which oath nr affi matinn, when so filed, shall be entered on record by the fee retarv ot State of the State of Georgia, and Slid oath or affirmation or a enpv of the re cord thereof, duly certified by said Secretary of State, shall be evidence in all c-urts and places, and everv pernio claiming to be so elected, who shall refuse, or neglect, or be unable to take one of said oaths nr affirma tions above provided, shall not be admitted to a seat in said Senate or House of Repre sentatives or to a par-icipation in the pro ceedings thereof, but shall be deemed ineli gible to such seat. Sec. 3. ADd be it further enacted. That if any person claiming to be elected to said Senate or House of Representative? as afore said, shall falsely take either of said oaths or “Srtnations, as above provided ; he rhall he detmed guilty of petjury, and shall suffi r thepains and penalties thereof, and may be trie!, convicted and puni'hed therefor, by the Circuit Court of the United State- for the Distrat of Georgia in which district said crime »as committed, and the juriseiction of the saic Court shall be sole and exclusive for the purpose aforesaid. it’xc. 4 And be it further enacted. That the persons dected as aforesatd, and entitled to eoropore .aid Legislature, and who shal’ com ply with He provisions of this Act by taking one of tbeoaihs affirmations above prescrib ed, shall thereupon proceed in said Seßate or House of Reoresentatives to which tbev have elected respictivelv, to re organize said Sen ate and Houar of Representatives respective ly, by the election and qualification of the proper officersof each House. Sec. 5. And be i' further enacted, That if anv person shall by force, violence or fraud, willfully binder or interrupt any person or persons elected as aforesaid from taking eith er ot the oaths or affirmations prescribed by the Act, or frora participating in the pr<~. ceedmga of said Senate or House of Rt-pre. aentalives aftet laving taken one of s.id oatbs if Cffirmations and otherwise complied with this Act, he shall be deemed guiitv of a felony, and may be tried, convicted and pun iahed therefor, by the Circuit or District Court of the United States for the District ol Georgia, in which district said offense shall be committed, and shall be punished therefor by imprison ment at hard labor, lor not leas than two nor more than ten years, in the and e cretion of the Court; aud the jurisdiction of ■ <id Courts shall bs sole aud exclusive lor the p> t ore aforesaid. cic. 6. And be it further enacted, That it U k..oK« declared ib-» '»• eaclnaion Ot an .■ person or persona elected as aforesaid, and being otherwise qualified, from participation in lb 6 proceedings of said Senate or Bouse of Representatives, upoD the ground ol race, color or previous condition of servitude, would be illegal and revolutionary, and is hereby prohibited. 6'tc. 7. And be it farther enae'ed, That upon the application of the Governor of Georgia, the President of the United States, as may be necessary to enforce and execute the preceedine provisions of this Act. iSac. 8. And be it further enacted, That the Legislature shah ratify the 15th Amendment, proposed to the Constitution of the United : States, before Senotors and Representatives ! from Georgia are admitted to seats ip Con gress. ’ 1 hereby issue this, my proclamation, to sum mon all persona elected to the Genera) .assembly j of the State of Georgia, aa appears by the proc lamation of George a. Meade, the General Com. manding the Military District itcluding the State of Georgia, dated June 25th, IbW, who are quail Bed to appear at AtlanU, in said State, on Mon day,Tenth flOth) Day of January next, whereup. on snch of the said persons as are qualified to held office, in accordance with the provision# of the Acta of Congress in such cases, made and provided, will be organized in the Senate and House of Representatives respectively, as the Provisional Legislature of the State of Georgia, for the purpose of promoting the reeons traction of Civil Government, io said State, in accordance with the laws of the United States. RCFCS B. BULLOCK, Provisional Governor. NOTICE. TW. Foreman bn applied far exemp . tion of Personalty and I will pass upon the same at 10 o’clock, a. m. on the Slndav of December inst, at my office in Dawson, Ga. T Jf JONES, Ord’y. Dac. 2Sd2t. Dawson, Ga„Dec. 30,1869. Tio.r. GEORGIA: By Rufus B. Bullock, Gov. of said State. To the People of Georgia : Tlie recent renewal of active hostilities against the persou and property of enli.red citizens and while Republicans by the orga-.- ized bant e of secret assassins In certain por tions of the State, seems to ind cate a louorrt ot action and a purpose an the part ol said organizations to pe sin in defytug the civil It therefo'e behooves the good people of this State to s-e to it that the commonwealth be not further injured and defamed bv lha acts of pet sons wbo it is believed, are who!— y without interest iu, or regaid lor, the ». 1 are of the State. It is the duty of every county, town, or municipal corporate au'bority to ensure prr ec* protection tor life and property to erery resident within their bord. ■§; and whereas in mint cases the local officials fail >o exer cise rfficient means to secure this resu!', the good ett sens within «nih iim fs—tha-e hav ing » n>"iertal interest at »»•**». Or he be-' imerer of the Ste at hear'— sh nilj sec to it that prompt measures a-e at once t.iken under tire civil U* to artes* and bring to punishment the members ot there org u ra tions of secret robbers aud assassins. U. d-r the statute- at present in Puce theEaecuiive is pievented from 'aking active n.etsures or the suppression of ciiu disorders, and it is therefore all the more important >h.t every good citix, n thotlTd feel it his individual duty to become a peace officer, and to aid .n secu ring to every inhabitant that perfect protec tion guaranteed by the Consii-.u'ioii, and without which we can nev.-r enjoy, either civ il liberty or material prosperity. Outrages su.-h as have heretofore and ar« now again d-sgracing our State cannot be tol t ra'ed or excused without involving the whole community. Trie ime has ar-ived when these outrages must cease, or he good people of the whole S ate will be held responsible for their con tinuance. To the end that no moDve may he wanting to s ini late the people to action in bringing to punishment the violators of the l.«, 1 hereby oft-r a reward of Five Thousand Do) lars each for the srre-t, wiih evidence io con vict, of the peaemior persons engaged in the murder of HjßHj^^dkiu»^hite^iß-- he murder of Dr. Bet a Republic-iO Representative lrom the county of Jefferson. Ana ol .be person or person? engtged iu ihe ouirage com-iitipd ttpjn the p.-rsou o William Hardenivn, white, of the countv ol Oglethorpe, when, on or about the 31st day ot October last, he wss tied to a tree aut brutally whipped, the outrage having b*-en committed by a bohj of di'gu sed men, for no other reason, it is alleged, than that Har deman was charged with being a R dical. And of the person or persons engaged ii 'he outrage committed up.n the p-r-on o Hod. Abraham Colbv, colored R presentative from tne county ot Greene, w-o. on or about the 30th day of October last, was taken Iron his bed at night and cruelly beates, the out rage having been committed by a bndv o! iwentr-five or thirty di.-guised men for tb reason, a-i alleged, that he the said Coloy vi-ited Atlania and reques-ed of the mditarv authorities oroiection toe th- treedmon'e school, located in tlie town of Gieeusboro', in the county ot Greene. m And of th- person or p°rson» engaged it he depreds iou upon 'he office of the Anars— ■ r ol Interna' Revenue lor the United State- Government in the town of Wa-bingtot conn'* us W’iikes, on or about the niehr « ■he 13th ult., when, as is alleged, the offi. was broken open and books, paper-, Ac. scattered and destroyed, and ro'ices let warning the As»e-sor to leave the Dis’rict. And of the person or per-ons eugaged it the assault upon the house of 'h* own. E Barnes, colored, Repnbl can Representative f om the ennntv of Hancock, when, »« is al leged, a body ot masted men at or ab >ut th. hour of 1 o’clock «n ibe uig'.t of the Int uit., surrounded his residence -rd bv th-e..' of persoual violence forced him to leave tb county. Aud of the person or person?, who, st or near the hour of 10 o’clock on the night o the 15th ult., fired ten or twelve g insho'a in to a camp of colored laborers, on the line ot 'he Macn »ud Brunswick Railroad, in th tcounty of Telfair, whereby one man w. b killed and another severely wounded. And of the person or persons, who, ot. Thursday night of Court week, Ocmbe te'tn. about midnight, said to be a bod? of sixt men in disguise, surrounded th" residence, o' the Sheriff of the county of Hancock, de manded and obtained from him the cf the jail and released from th» jail one .t ic- Oxford, white, a notorious ou law »«..uirir his tr’.al for the murder of John Taylor, a re ‘pectahle citizen of said county. Given under my hard and 'he great tv the Staie, at" the Capitol, in A Gn-a, tb the 29'h dav of N- vemhe-, in the vrar o. our Lord, Eighteen Hundred »> and Sixtv tiiiie, and of the Independence of the Unite. S ~tes of America 'he Ninety-Fourth. RUFUS B. BU. LOt K, Bv the Governer; G- vemor. Davtn G. CoTriao, Secretary of State. dec2d3t TO BENT I MY pl-ce near Dswson, on which ’here i' 6 0 acres of prim? open land, to s good teoaiit who h.s the mean* and ••rck io culti vate the lard. None ethers n»ed apply. I the (Lee be no’ «>M during the present ippi? fn W. V. urr, * f |i*ww»n. W. T. BURGE. AriminisErators Sale of L-A-ISTIDS In Terrell County ■* YfILL be sold, before the Coart floas* Yv door in Dawson, On the Ist Taesday in January, 1870, I Between the legal hours ol saie, ibe undivi ' ded half interest in the following I,ols ot I land, belonging to the estate of JfvUhew B. Pe’-ers, deceased, 10-wii: Lots ot land No*. I ioi, lu2, H>3 and 128, in the fourth and a'rict ol Terrell county, containing in all eizbtbnn dred and eight acres, and known as the Kolbe place. Also, the undivided half inter-at >n I ot» N’o*. 170, 171. 172, 181, 182 and 183. in the third dist-ict of Tertell counts, repairing lL>lts ACHES : These lota are a portion ol the Piaiitatioi. formerly own'd bv John T. Lumpkin, and known as the Peters and R- ber's pLe» A RARE ©PPORTC.ftITF la here offeed to capitalists or (warn wish iug to invest in Lands. E. F. BEr?l\ Macon, Ga, decl6;td« Adm r. Administrator Sale ! iil be sold before the Ourt H r use in Dawson, on the lit Tuesday io Feb ruary gext, durioe o»nzl boura of sale, lot nf land No 319 io ibe 26 district. of Early cr, ■‘•ld a* tto property of the est«t: of oi (’bamb'esa for divis on. Xerina C-ash. D CII AMBLERS, I dc-c 2; 43 Adai’r. n lb in n cunt h un WILL EXHIBIT AS REPORTED BELOW i ‘*} V *wr*- ■» The Liasx Orest Senawuon and Wonater \a ,k\ jk Combination of Zoological.'Jrnitho- /OS H ( /l logical and Equeatrian Wor.deri of / f P » i Creation, forming a grand Stock En- /j .e-e \T p—,, -g 1 terpnae, consolidating /j l IO SHOWS! Os flr»t-cla«« selection, in one Grand A IL- Jk ' J fwf[\ ance. nroduciug the most Ktuuendoua w \ .j I TaW and ini) lay of wealth, talent ana expe- L J rienceever»eeD in thi* w>untry. i ■■ The fentt Zoological Department I If rompo«ied of the enrioas and rare Ani- K 1 | fP| yyl mai.« ji Asia. Africa and Houth |v I \ inciudJiig Ornithological sciecllotiH of the K il M u nm/uV" -■T~ i & • mens ol for»;ik'r! Hii 'lf. lK r IM *.|pg- Ti lonmiig the moat oollection of k g kj% Ar\i . WILDAMMAI'S /' | * j In America, supported by the largest M E01ESTBI&I COMMIT (4M! In tlie eountry, numbering liO men and ' j 2Vi lior—s. Including Su PerK,rmer»,6 Livdy fJ J» Kider-aud 3 popular Clowns, enabling the -—N*- fwj. I ft Jit Horseinaiiahip, Daring Gymnastic Exer- if A J ctses, >f--ctaclf- of Oriental Grandeur, <g w with the most dazzling aplendor. X;J feSV FEATURES OF THE TEN SHOWS. h* gl eTS 1. KQRIXSOX’S Onr.AT COXBIKA- . J < l TIOM SHOW— Living Wild Animals and At Ar ■ -v.* I*-Eoueslrian 1 *-Eoueslrian Selei-tions. i \A II H ovjtoi.irs wA v.t a r.Kir., in» W 11 P.Ut Zoological and Ornithological— j j| Afo.v.v. ITtASCOTS isnnrx Par- o I 1 ijrinn ScfunJ nf h'.Juriit* (/ JB fWu. \ \\y\l 4. Slti. .tnOl.PH■ I ASTI l.l.trs Ital- . ) 11. ft , V Inn Trnttpe of T.durntnd />','/«, Xntxkryo ftfCA Ml - .W AIK OKKTJtrnR TtOIXAKTF.'H ;/**' J ' Jye ) ft SPECIALTY, with her inngn.r ent den *G Jp \%n of Penormimr Lions. “IlrtKo,” "Don,'’ ■ \\'kj xiA li.sns : s 4I N VKA LIAS GYM- k _ , 7. M iim i v-s south amei:icam j, wm \y I j Wa ' r.icppyiLi.E coyrpAxr. *} If Col '. Jait V ry -wWsw. H. E. KOHTSSOM, .fr.’w SCHOOL f*. M \vF m EOK THAI*IMG HOUSES. J 'dH A, I ft—> !t. .1. IJ. A. IIESf IXOWAT’S ColloHlon \j . WSW'.- H f g flatly Ry \ of Sntirr Anmrirnn Mil ft Arrftnnln. ; Vfl UK G. u\.in IIS SOS 'SPIIKEOUXISG | ralVnt and I xperieiice prixineea, 1 It cosoW \ »* if by magic, an outtit of suoti superior W Aft --.We- ft, \. magniticence as Ui a-toi.i-li the world. / f GRAND GRATUITOUS EXHIBITION: I I i\ gorgeous Aiv- - t Pageant—tbegmnd A I , f’liariot of Mars. O'-rou and Aehhlea: *w // I II A Living Lions In ot*on de.'is of gold and /'' lift ■ -WU —q... , - .-a 1" ae.. or -raw - - ■ a- oi Ana: l _ IT \ ■ P t EAw.«rvwgiS _ teilng and eodlv Or , atri! Eo'iipage. This I ItS imposing Proce— ion will be preceded by t H and m ft th* Chariot of Oocron, containing p Sib&rjciil I Car. ham’s Operatic Silver 4 String Orchestra 1 Us twenty Musicians. The Pro- mtmt oeskion will enter the city at 10 o’clock. -a " hf £3- Jmt added to this aiteadv gigantio it collection, is the very rare npeciinea k 0 klt\ lrom the liesertft of Tartary, \ J ffj|t k .i-wo to naturalists as the * If VAIiPUS 4 \?J&\ The mo»i fiowerfulanimal known, weigh- t j / [i iux Ijjh i*>andii. Tlie only one of the fV k.ud ever brought to thin country. Jf - - A HERD OF TAPIRS! I A rare and wonderful animal, from the I Interior of Asia, of the g«-nus of Pachpy- •{v J I derm Mammal, charwterbsed by an » r ) prolonged into a movkblc proboacia; *kin a • very thick and covere<l with cloee, nhort k^^^ m r hair, and neck furnished with a all flTmane. A/ A f k p T ’V. Qf ail animals they have the moet acute /*■ w J f ! I nJD 1 a«ise of b*-v«rtng ami of ght. and wh#*n ■ J •» i! f7. / aUa'-ked. defend ve* with j jk \1 \q I J - - their teeth. The present herd has been j ca 1] 1 fmpor.ed ar an imraen -•* *xp« nse for Ro- [ /% .wl 1 M a— 1 biuson’n Great Com M nation, and more- 1j M tj over. are the ou*y living specimena '1 I of the animal ever brought to thia country. > jE&sgft&fT * PERFORWI3S ELEPHMT “EWPRESS." V jeffS IXTKWCCB* bt nn. JOHNSON. AFHICAN LION ! SIJ LIONEbS. I nf;- \ Buffed Lemur, Ocelot. Wild Dog of I ' . I Tartwry, Civet, Ground V\iU * % Coati, Alpine Marmot Zebra. Cb&o . ft A4| “f * xna, Cockatoo, Man- ft i oriL Bed Monkey Chimpanzee, Di- AA \W tj . Z*—at. Monkey, Great Flaming' Lyre S > fA I j i/ -— -tCTk. Bird, Fersian Lioners, White-nose 1 Jrn C c J f*n /X L , Monkey, Boao Cockatoo, Tiger Cat, LA ft I ”-3 Alexandrine Parroqueta, Ceylon Ti- aj gWr 0 J3j ger, African Leopard. Ichneumon. M American White fl-or, Russian Cin- > i y* If \ naaon Bear. Wormbat of Australia, t -w jtf* “ I' White-headed Parrot, Grizzly Bear, Australian Kangaroo, American Bus- i falo, African Bison, African Porcu- \ Ar.'&c&r . Jtia nine. Wap its, Mona, Barbary Ape. * r- . Marmozet, Bed Macaws, Blue ana e*N W AM Yellow Macaws,Bose-winged Parro- 7l jMPJp quete, Baaksian Cockatoo, Goodwit | \/ X ft Caaeawaries, White-eyelid Monkey, is r txa Long-b-.lled Curlew, Soutn American «,w ft W i D-sly Pace, Prcboacia Monkey. It- Vz A rSB sine How.er, Agile Gibbon. Gulii»« Btlver and CkmMa Pheasants Will Exhibit at Slarksville, Wednesday, Jan. sth; at Dav son, Thnrsdav, Jan. Gth, and Albany, Friday, Jan. 7th. Admission $i 00; l hildren under tea I years of age, 50 cents. J.O. DAVIS, AGENT. Vol, IV-No. 46.