Georgia Historic Newspapers

    THE DAWSON WEEKLY JOURNAL
BY S.R. WESTON.
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published itkrt thrrscat.
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Threw month* • t 75
Z mon'hs 1 25
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advertising RATES :
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. ,f ~ rich inSf* r ion
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IVI »<l»»r*!Srwrow dered ■» b<* in
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will hr - "and for 15 <wo
•n- 're first i-" '■' o, end 10 r
n»ivq tent ln».r’ion
\'j, ( i*pmfl)t. a in *!»• lived Ootnimi.’*
S- io*prtel at 20 cents per line for th.-
*r4t a ft 15 en>- per line for each suh-e
--'Hi cnmmnni-st'ons or le'l-s on hnaincaa
ii'rnrlefl for this office •houM be addressed
w “Tnn DaJ|So!« Jowwi"
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RAIL-ROAJ) GUIDE.
»**re:;»*r Tr»i»»*.
i y , VIRGIL POWEF. Sop
at, », 8:00 *. *.
.. .. .458 PH
1 la 7-45 a m.
s , •*„ tl Macs.) 4:50 P M.
ITMin »»
vr •,. . * y o t f:: branch t!4in
KCY ' A .‘-T> v TR AT!fH
* •,. *• Knfaul* 10:00 AM.
.%*>. EuUnU -1:10 p. m
Arr »« at J/icon §:O7 a* m
Oonneet *»t Smith? W* with Altoan? train on
IfuwUy, Tuesday. Thursday *nd Friday
■ifhfp. No train leave* on Saturday nights.
COIXMP»jB passf.n«r trains
Lm** I/icon ...••* A m.
Arrive tt Columbus. 1:20 p. m.
L*«rr Golumbm V2:80 p. m
Arrive at M aeon ft:00 p. m.
CniauntJS KIHT PA«aKN<JKR THAI#
L?a?* Macon 8:15 p. M.
Arrir# at Ooliiumbu* 4:*28 a. m
L*-v?e Colombo* 8:05 P. m.
lrriva al Jfacon 4:20 a.m.
laron nnd Br«»fwlcK Passen
(«r Tmins,
OKO. W HAZELHUUST, President.
£•»**
Arrive *♦ Brunswick 10:20 p. M.
Lrtfa Brunwtricke 4 30 A* M.
Arrive at M icon 7:50 l*. M.
TRAIWS TO HAWKISBTTLL*
L«iv*a Macon.. 8:00 p. m
Arrive at HAwkin*?ille 8:80 p m.
L<*tv« Hr 7:00 a m -
Arri** at Macon 6:15 a. m.
Thia train run* dailv, Sundays excepted.
3?reffsuiotial
*. I. "SOTEN. L 0. HOYL*.
WOOTEN 6 HOYLE,
Attorn pyp at I-aw.
J«n »-Ir.
C. W. WARWICK,
Att’y at Lav and Solicitor in Equity.
SMITH VILLS, GA.
* j prsstif* in South Western and Pataula
cifcaite Collec'.ior,* promptly remitted.
*■ J- WARREN,
attorney at law,
... &*/
WcAF£E HOUSE..
Ai *.*.
i lj . E u having fitted up the Me
i, n ./ e “' ,Uie *t Smiihviile, takes pleasure
1,1,1 'ravelling public that the
up* in the ‘ full tide”of sue
ttar. a ad ""' ,ißlr * tion bT himself. ML will
UottL 0 r? ,10,i1,e 10 make it a First-Class
' * e, l* ready on the arrival of the
. W M McAFEK.
*. Terrell Comity :
ni-ninn ~'"0" J D i»>« applies for dis-
Sp»’<n,s„ t isr,lor ~f ,h 0 w *** of
t' he'ep,re re ei'e and admonish
a) fed to *.e m i an;., nr a n>»
. r> -T r t) and b> I- A
* ' < can, why saw
■■ E'atiuni (liven tinner
“ » signature, is 6'h dav o'
' ;•> T. 4/. .IONA'S.
0-d:n <rv.
St ock of goods
•VffGCI it.
I “-"offering ta sell my entire stock nf
COST FOR CASH,
it e9 '-' T as ' t a " "ho want good goods
'took h r Ce ® to com m-I examine my
m, e ore Porchaei; g. I also wish to sell
D 'VELllliCj lioCNE
rive ■ f *de of Pnhlic Square, and will
Jan a?" 10 *° an Y on© "ho «nnli*s earlv.
81 “- lACOB KVTTIIGK.
HOTEL CARD.
To The Trairllhtfj PUkUt.
MARSHALL HOUSE,
Sd C.l.lYfrlfl, 6,1. ’
Tina firsf-elae. rinfel ie sitiiated on Broneh-
I ton street, and is convenient to the business
I part of the city. OmnibiHses and B.cearc
I W "s nn " W 'H always he in attendance at the
| various Depots and Steamboat Landings, to
' convey passengers to the Hotel. The best
Livery Stable accommodations will be found
adjoining the house.
The undersigned will snare neither time,
trnuhl* nor expense to make hia guests enm
fortable. and render thi« House, | n every «nh.
; s'sntlal nartienlar, equal, at least, to anv in
j the State,
j ra»e of Board h n a been redn. „1 -o
?3 00 a day,
A. R. LITE, Proprietor.
BROWN HOUSE
W. r. BROW \ A. CO.
L unb St.. Opposite Passrngor Dtp >r
Jflueo n, Oeot'yiu.
Pfiis House having lately been refit'etl
1 a <1 r pai ed, and is now one of the best
vip's in In htate, atid I he n.ost ennve
‘■'e' *• ln city. The table is supplied will)
everything the market affords. fehlS’69
Southern
MONTHLY MAGAZINE,
Two Dollars prr Annum.
64 PAGES READING MATTER,
30 PAGES ADVERTISEMENTS
WALKER, EVANS & COGSWELL
D. WYATT AIKEN,
s. c
DEMARcST & WOODRUFF,
(Successors to Tomusson, Devap.est t Cos
62S and 630, Broadway, N. Y.
MANUFACTURERS OP
Carriages, Buggies, &c.
Eapweiaily adapted to the &uutberu Roads.
OUR STOCK COMPRISES
Ligbi Victoria!*,
I’bactoas,
tabrlolas,
Rockaways,
led all other styles of Fine Carriages,
For one and two horse*.
TOP AND NO TOP DOGGIES,
On Eliptic and Side Springs.
CONCORD BCGCIES,
Mail Harks and Jeisej Wasous
We are also sole Manufacturers of the
WOODRUFF CONCORD BUGGY
AND
P antation Wagon for 1,2, 4 and 6 Hprses.
7ne best Buggy and W«eon in America for
the money.
We have had an experience of thirty year'
in making work fur the Southern States, iiid
know eiantly what is wanted to s'and lie
roads. We invite all to end for CLculne,
aud parties visi'ing New York we especially
invi'e to call at our WareroOm-.
We solicit the trade of merchants aud
dealers.
Illustrated CirculT", with priors, furnished
by mail. A. T. VEM\RT.ST, N Y.
W. W. WOODRUFF. OA.
tr'v. have also bought out Mr W A.
Huff, of Afacon, Ga., where we expect to
keep a Urge stork, June 23 Iy.
ESTABLISHED 1811.
CUSHINGS
Sc HATLEY,
BOOKSELLERS AND STATIONERY,
2fi2 BALTIM 'RE ST.. BALTIMORE,
LOUDEST AND STO'K
In the City of
S !*OOL m^digal
and LAW rFY^r,
t'L.d SI AL ad "ISCELL^INA'OUN
800 KM,
Jn immense supply oj
GENERAL B ' NK A ND COUNTING HOUSE
STATIO «ERY
Blank Book made to order in any style of
Rinding and Ruling.
Tao same carefn' deention given to
ORDERS.
as to Personal Purchased,
INSIDE FIGURES A LIT AYS.
Send t ' Cat, *
Dec. 1-4*.
BBRTGH Jt SraCKTOH,
UNITED STATES HOTEL,
LOUISVILLE, KY.,
HAS JUST Bi*.FN UP.FITTED.
Centrally loeated.
NOTICE.
\letander Janes applies for exemption of
Personal'* and I "ill pass upon the
same at my office In Dawson, Ga., at 10
o’clock a. m., OU the 27'b mst.
o does a. , jojvTS, Ordinary.
DAWSON, GA„ THURSDAY, JANUARY 26, 1871.
JOY OF THE WORLD 1
AN ANTIDOTE
niSCOVKKtUI AT LAST »OR
CHIUS fND FEVEI.
r cp]f*hrnt,M Holton Pill, m*nnf*otnrea
1 hv Dr. H.C. Bailor, «t ylmerifun, Qpor
ei*, i* undoiihtpdly the bent medirino yet
discovered for the cure of the different forms
of malsriou* fever*, such as chill and fever,
fev r and aflrue, intermittent or hlljious re
mittent. fever*, and all forms of disease hav
’nir a malaHon* origin.
Sold hq t)r J. /? Janes Dawson , Ga. } end
Deal rm Grveratln
PWrr One l> of tar.
J/^reh?l,-1 ▼.
A PRO!'LUUTIOV.
GLORhl\ ,
By RUFUS B BU. LOCK.
Governor of taid State.
WHEREAS; Offi. iai j formation has been
reieiv. and at Zlepar im nl t int a moid. i
wh. commitied i„ th»> county of Cobh, on or
’tbout t he 11. ho 1 [)e ember lasi, upon t.hv
body of Wi'lLrn Edwards, by one Howeli C,
Shutley, us is alleged, and thatsiid Stnule.y
b»a fl.-d fron. jusiice :
I liave thought proper, therefore, to issue
this mv Pr' imation, hendiv » ft" .mu a re
ward of OSE THOLLSaND DOLLARS lor
'll*, uppieffersio' and de iv. rv ot h- said
KhirLy, win, proot sufficient to convict, to
! he She.:tf ot said conn v and S'ute
And I do nioie. v, r charge ..lid ■ q' iie all
oflfi.-e.s in this S ne oiy ■ lM d ■■ ina ~ to be
t'igtlanf in e> and vo i K t ... ■ id ■ e -..id
Shtuley, h, ord-t thi i-,. i,..,v i.. t joucltt to
.1 fin the off .-. a ' . St .
ohm g and.
tiiven mid. rmv bald an i (i-. S .1 .■
the if e, at the Capi o Av n.'a, »l i
-14th dv of J.nuar ’ r. ur r>; ou i
Lord dS'ighlert' H , ',,r)>. T , or r
an.l O' h.. I> V U. It '
Stutea of .Imerica the Niut ty-flfth.
RUFLc B uUL, 0 K.
By the Governor.
David G C’ottino, Sec star ofSiute.
janl9 ft
hi t. ■ |; a I t :
By RUFUS B. BULLOCK,\
Gov -rn.r of *aid State.
.V. :• D -Putt. :••«! :a'all u. ft.'S
of S e
22 l ■ ■ ‘etiiber iaat, nno: e n ,dv of
leged, and that s,id Cook has fl and from jus
tice :
I have thought proper, therefore, to Laue
thia my Prnelaina'ion, hereby offering a res
ward of One Thousand Dollars for the appre
hension ami delivery of the said Cook, with
proof sufficient to convict, to the Sheriff of
said county and Slate.
And I do moreover charge and require all
officers in this State, civil and Military, to be
vigilant in endeavoring to apprehend the sad
Cook, in order that he may be brought to
trial lor the offense with which he stauda
ch.rg.-d.
Giveu under my hand and the Great Seal of
the Sure, a 1 the Capitol, in Atlanta, this
14th dav of Januarv, in the year of our
Z ird, Eighteen Hundred and Seventy-one,
and of the /ndependence of the United
Sutes of .America theNineti fifth.
RUFUS B BULLOCK.
Bv the Governor ;
David G. Lotting, Secretary of State,
jun 19 4w
OFFICIAL.
EXECUTIVE DFPARTYf.E'XT, )
Atlanta, Gb, January 14, 1871. )
WHEREAS, Applications have been
made to me under the 7th paragraph of the
120 h Section and the Ulat Section of the
Code of Georgia for CnramDsions, by pet - '
sons who were candidates for county offices
in the late election, on the eround that the
persons who rev ived the highest number of
vo’es were consu'u'ionaliv disqualified from
holding office bv the third «cction of ar icle
fourteen of the amendments to the Coustitu
tion of the Unbed States ; aud
Whereas, The Congress of the United
Slates has now u'oviihd hy l.w the means
whereby judicial decis on can tie had upon
th, question of eligibility to office underpaid
section of S lid amendment, and H .s pe vided
pains and penalties that mav at: ch to persons
who hold office lu violation of said section
and amendment.
Kow, th. refute, lam of the opinion, and
o decide, that the eons'’•notion ot siif
amendment in it« appliction 'n citizens of*
this State, who mav claim commissions, no
loneer rests with the 2?xecu'ive indetermin
i> g a question of eltg biltv as preset bed in
the seventh paragra’di of the 120’h S-'c’ion
of the Code of this State, and that applica
tions for commissions, bs persons under the
circumstances hcre'ofore recited, in pursu
ance of section 121 of the Code of this
S ate, cannot, be mad" to, heard or determ
ined bv the Sta’B Executive Depart,men',
when such am .a'ions are based upon the
alleged constitutional disqualification pro.
scribed in 'he 111 Section of glr’icle XIV of
the amend nt-s to the Constitution of the
United S'ales.
Given und«M- mv (f«nd and the S j! of 'be
E%?i \v v# D-piumer’. ?h- r p«’ol, 11 j
A»V<util, ,l 'e i v * v.*4 alfGfe ,
written.
K UFVB B. BVLLOCJT,
Bj the Goternor :
K. 11. A N,
ouetiiry J&xecufi' 0 pa rm nt.
jnn. 19, 4w.
A PKO'l A NVUOA.
GEORGIA
By RUFUS B. BULIOi Jt,
Governor of slid State.
\ HRItG.vS ‘I* 1 ,1 :'<lo ■ a'.. i• beeß
c r.(•: ' th s tliU'dr,
„ -in. ■ ; , o! F. tor o'
nigh 1-' J •."<-’ !' ■<nt, -;t <'.
' " . ,-d n'' that * tl
U ■>.. j ■'
~ • , tore, t . stie
,*» ■ !, ht»rph* off l t' h re-s
i, (j ::ot»- nd Il'tl'ai? tor ’he ap~
prenenswin an < 'i' livei y of ihe said Ooop.-r,
with proof sußl lent to Convict, o theShctiff
of said couuty and Fta'e.
And I do morrover charge and require all
officers in this State, civil and military, 'o he
vigilant in ei.deavnrng to apprehend she said
Cooper, in order that he nwv he brought to
trial for the offense with which he stands
charged.
Given under mv hand and the great seal of
the State, at the Capitol in Atlanta this
the sth dav of January in the vear of
our Lord, .Eighteen Hundred and Seventy!
or.e and of the Independence of the United
States of America the Ninett fif'h
BIJFUS B. BUZLOCK
By the Governor :
DaviuU. OottinQ, Secretary of State.
Jan. 12 4w
dan’l taknu.l. jno w lkigh. wm mcclpr
Gen. Agent for W. A Huff, from Oct- 1868,
.eff* to 187 b.
YARNELL, LEIGH & CO.
(FOOT or MARKET STREET,)
C*T eneral Commission, Storage snd For
-1 warding Merchants. Cash advances on
Consignments, and special attention to Or
ders and Forwarding,
f ii.4TT.f.rooG.#, TK.r.r.
REFF'IEVt’KS ? —Chattanooga Bankers,
and W A Huff, A/acori, Ga.
Dec S-m.
FASHIONABLE RESAOBART,
Bakery, Confoctionery,
TOY STORE
»11.
r '.lj ON fjHVtn? oMnbYoAed
• H'TIT JJi r» k » ’ - *r— f O PhH
th»t* »n»*th< H «f intorwrnfr the mihiic fha< h
has, and w co «rHn*Jv k **pon hnnd, eve v
tm sati-fv l upwtite nnd if vou hav.
no Hppptite, i-.r fix vou up «cmething {ogive
you one.
THE RESTAURANT
w.ll b** Hnoplif and, and i‘\, *\ h lie.sb Fish, Ov*-
ter*, Old Wjriiim Bp< j fS f **ak t etc., and will
fu-!<i«h to fnmilie.*, thrt e tiiwp* h w ek. Pork
or Re» f jSaop»STf of h»“ ow>' make. .Polite
Waiters, good Cooks, who will prep ire vour
fflenla in ?he Intent ala mode without hdv ex
chargt for the i'an%*\ n *me
THSS KER v
*3 nr-rs” u ’ v>- hy i) eipiMieneed h-o and, nnd
■i j-t'fd to furnish e^**r' f hii c noc'-s
--'irvi-.r p.-ties, Balls and Supper, private
0' public.
CDN^ECTiONERY.
of i in- D.p.r no nt is supplied with all kinds
Pi in and Fane* Candies, from the best
M nufactories, together with rver> thir g
uiuallv ker>, it a First-elass Confectionery
r»t .bnsi.m.nt
THE TOY3
tnv«» bps: Lco ti from one of the finest
ir N Yo.f and the purchaser h»id
rve • r ■- -of i 1 the linle ones, arid
'it Min t> ’» bo» • wits .n\ hing from a
' . *.l >* « i Fir- E\ gin** ; and the
f th* ! ir u - ■ Itiiiig rom a Wax Do\\
to a complete ou sis lor house keepiug.
I «vili take pleasure in waiting: on custo
m« rs, and furnishing them with anything I
have or can g»*t for the
“c A S II.”
J. L. SOLOMAN,
Oct. I3~tf. Trustee.
GLOBE FLOWER
OOUGII SYUP!
The t*rieelens. Unrivalled item
edit fir the Speedy Cure of
col mm, c o r ij n s,
.IS IH. J.f, It/tO.Y
cStl I ts, and
G G N S U t£P TIOH.
THE GLOBE FLOWER SYRUP
Is warronted the most pleasant, safe, and ef«*
fectu&l Cough and Lung Remedy ever dis
covered 1
Globe Flower Cough Syrup U warranted
not to contain Opium in any of its forms
Globe Flower Syrup is legally Warranted to
Cur?. Globe Flower Syrup is protected bv
Le'terp-Patent, both on Trade Mark, Label,
and Compound. Orff 20,000 MAvinfJ
3J*itH€ssefi to bear testimony to the great
superiority of Globe Flower Syrup over all
other Ruling li<mtdits.
The following are some of the many thou
sand testimonials in our possession.
Sold bv ail responsible Druggists.
PEMBERTON TAYLOR At CO.
Proprietors A Chemists, A’lanta, Ga.,
Roswell, Ga, April 23rd, 1810.
Messrs. Pemb: tiou, Taylor h Cos.
D< ar Sirs:—l teceived the hottle *f
Globe Flower Sernp at norm, Vesrerdav, aud
began the u-e of it immediatelv. My pa
tient pa-owl a more comfortable night than
she h.a for ll.iee tnotnhs. and now, at, 10
o'clock, A. V', ear. she (eels like another
woman. I in'end to e(.»tio',e the use Os the
Globe F »k S rn >■ believing it will make
, cure. Never lia*e I witnessed such grea<
b. tn fit (toui < r. me !y, i- so short a time in
mv life. I sh.ll. in the future, u»e toot
Glebe Flower Setup in all eases of colds,
coughs, aud all ass 'eti -ns of the lungs that
mav ptesetit themselves
Respectfull, R B. ANDERSON, M. D.
README AD.
One of" a Thousand.
BYINGTON'S BOTEL, )
Fort Valley, D»c. Ist, 1870. \
M ssrs Pemberton, Tayloi & Cos., Atlanta.
Gents. —For the past two niont is I have
been siift-ring -ith a very "evere Cough, and
I tried fi'iv i IfT-rent ißmedies; without rp
ceivii g tiie iea« benefit But a few dies
a. o . frietof ns'O itu d< 1 tour Qlnh<’ F'o rrr
Cough Si/rnp, nd I proud to -at hat my
on ~*i w s o'i elv cutnd before <h> bo:tle
v- 8 '• ■ . 01:0 V.
am, Verv R p-c fitllv
J. T’BYINGTON.
Decstf.
a rKon,\Mvnox.
GEORGIA.
By RUFUS I). BULLOGK,\
Governor of Said State.
WHKhEAS, Offieia It '•(‘•nation ea-been
received ' D 'psr'm tit ha* s murder
was eomtnit'ed in the - .in v of L win, on nr
■h, ut I*- -“Aha .-•-tuber last, upon th»
bid, John \T C mdler, hv one Th'-mas
fi r ' as i» g—d, 'iitd <hatsaidi>aw
son has f|. and tio« ju j tie- :
I ti.ve tlniuglit ptOe er i therefore, to issue
t* is mv prr-e'ama'ion. herebv off-ring a re
ward ot ON if THOUSAND DOLL - RS for
the apprehension and delivery of the said
Dawson, with pr-of sufficient to convict, to
the Sheiiff of said county and State.
And I do moreover charge and require all
officers in this Sta'e, civil and military, to be
vigilant in endeavoring to apprehend the said
Dawson, in order that he may be brought to
trial for the offense w.th which he stands
charged.
Given under my hand and the great seal of
the State, at the Capitol in Atlanta, this
fourteenth dav of Jauuarv, in the vear
of our Lord .Eighteen Hundred ar-d Sev
entv.one, and of the Independence of the
VTniied States of America the Niuetv-fifth.
RUFUS B. BULLOCK.
Bv the Governor s
David G. Corns g, Secretary of State,
jaa. 19-Aw.
DAWSON HOTEL
J respectfully announce to the traveling
public, aud to the citizens of Dawson and
Terrell county that I have taken charge of
the Dawson Hotel, and have fitted up the
rooms in such manner as to he able to make
all who call on me comfortable
Mv table shall be supplied with the beat
the countrv afford*. Rates of Board, hv the
month or day, as roasonah'e a- anv fl.»t
class House. ' H. F' COFB.I^S,
Jan, 6-Bm. Pioprieto*
A HA??* m KA3
To h oS3 AlB
CHANGE OF SCHEDULE
ar
HILL, JOHiNSTON 4 CO.,
BROWN STATION, GA
Since man to man is bo unjust,
55 e cannot t**ll whom to trust \
To save yourself and friends much sorrow
F*y to day and trust to-morrow.
WE respectfully tender our ihunks
to our many liberal customers of four
yeirs {or the plcasantn ss wfiioh has
tiUeti ’cl our Ixisiness relations.
The crisis is upon us, anti wo fell
sure you are all r.ur’y to agree that
'he credit system will not do We
have resolved to sell for
CASH OR PRODUCE,
and flat'er ourselves that our knowl
edge of the wants of the people, and
our acquaintance with tfe m st relia
-1) 0 wholesale dea'er North, South,
Ea?t and W’est, will enable us to place
goods in y< ur midst at prices
FOR CASH
that will cause you to exclaim
What a
We earnestly appeal to those who
have enjoyed our favors to reciprocate
them with
M-O-N-E-Y,
and favor us with your CASH trade
in future Our felines toward you
are as cordial as when we did a credit
business.
Jan 12 Im.
Kxr.f i Tons' s./t.f:.
fIUcRGI 2. Tyrrell County.
If 'A ili he sol,! on the Ist TeusUay in Feb
rusrv rex’, »vh<v ' e usinl hour of Rule, foi
cash i<i hand, s t c tor hens - door in sii
county, lots of In- i 'Art. 8u A 35 & nliour 6u
acres of lot Nit. 8 in the Hit -District of sal
cofintv of I'err-11, .sa part ot the r <al estate
owned bv la" B. F. Ping at the time of his
death, and will < e ao'• fnt 'lie hem fit of his
heirs k erode or.
M.d RY A. KfN’O, Axnemrix
W. J I.IOS7UN, Executor.
A PROCLAMATION
GEORGIA.
By R UFUS It. li ULL 0 CK,
Governor of Said State.
Whereas, Official ".lotmrion < b.-.-n .<
a pivpfi at U'i'J) -pariru* if th . T o.- ON
vn-1 Rufus o’V»* !. who 1 v c.miH' »
tbe coin-iioi jn! ot a * - -iaU ,
wiih t!io murder of J VI An'hoi.y. Mav©
C4pt*d froiu dju, nu ) *ir« now .it largo :
Now, lor . I h \Vc bought prop«*r 'o
iiwue rhiH, Hiv pronUm-iiion, hereby offering
a reward of One Dollar**, each, fo*
the apprehension an<i delivery of the eaid
Thomas and Rufus O’Seal with evidence gtif
ficieut so couvtc , to th &herifl of sai<l coun
ty and|Bfate.
And I do over ch*r£r** m>d requite all
nfflcer*i in th Bta*e, < ivll And military, to be
vigtiant iu eitd**«Torino to apprehend the ©aid
1 and Rufu<* O’Neal, in o de. that thev
may be bioujrht to tri. 1 for the offense with
which they .stand charged.
Given under my hgnd and the G eat 8«al «*f
the S'ate, at the Capitol in A'la this
fourteenth day of January, in th* vear of
our Xio «1 Eighteen Kiitidred aid Seventy
one and of the Independence of *he Uuiu*d
States of ulm#*riea the Nine* v-fifth.
KUFUS li. BULLOCK.
By 'ha Governor:
Uavip G. Cotti.no, Secretary of State.
UESCRiniON.
Thomas O’Neal is 20 years of age, fair com
plexion, light hair, no beard, medium large,
but expressive grev eves, a little round-shoul
dered, inclined to be slow in sp. eci, calm
and deliberate tone, a very slighifrowu which
seems natural, 5 feet M inches high, weighs
about 14il pouuds, and wore long hair when
he escaped
Rufus O’N'-al is 18 or 19 years of age, fair
complexion, open countenance, full express,
ive grey eves, a little round-shouid-rud, 5
feet 7 or 8 inches high, weighs 130 pounds,
has a boyish appearance and no beatd.
jao 1». (w,
Horrible Ontri»«« ia Louisville
One Neoro Prisoner Murdered in
Jail—Seven Nkoeoes Have Their
Ears Cut Off.
We have received a letter from
Jefferson county, giving the particu
lars of uno of the most revolting out
rages which has ever disgraced the
annals of civilization:
It seems that on Saturday night
last a band of disguised men, who aro
supposed to have boon Ku-klux, vis
ited Jefferson county, and demanded
the key of the jail frum the jailer,
Judge Diehl. They wont to the jail,
opened it, took out nine prisoners, live
of whom had been previously tried
and convicted, and four of whom had
been committed on charges duly made.
The prisoners were carried a little dis-
tance from the village and whipped
severely by the band, aud the oars of
seven of them were cut off. They then
turned these seven loose, together with
one whose ears they neglected to cut.
The ninth was brought hack to the
jail, shot twelve times and killed.—
The one killed had been committed
for burning recently the gin house of
Alien Brown. The name of this ne
gro was Charles Butler, who former
ly belonged to Dr. Dixon. One of the
other negroes (Jim Stapleton) had
both of his ears taken off.
The people of the county —all the
true men—are justly indignant at this
diabolical conduct. They are deter
mined to ferrett out the offenders and
bring them to justice.
We take the above from the Augus
ta Chronicle. Such events, happen
whore thoy may, are deeply to be la
mented. They aro the natural fruits
of a revolution that has upset the very
foundations of society, and sought to
reorganize it upon principles both un
natural aud abhorrent. Such experi
ments have never in the history of the
World failed to bring disorder and
crime in their train. It is a serious
thing for government to drive men to
the wall and tempt them into a dis
play ol all the bad passions of their
nature. They never act with discre
tion under such circumstances, and in
variably take the law into their own
hands. There is no excuse lor such
occurrences as that stated above, but
iu most instances of the kind men do
not act from a criminal motitre, how
ever desperate the deed, but under a
misguided judgment as to what is
necessary for their own protection and
security The destruction of gin-houses
with the entire product of the year’s
labor, by incendiaries, has become
alarmingly common, and in many sec
tions it is impossible to raise animal
food for the support of the inhabi
tants, owing to the depradations of
idle and protligate negroes. The suf
ferers in this case, we learn, belonged
to those two classes of offenders, one
an incendiary, and the rest noted as
cattle and hog thieves and a pest to
the surrounding country. But,‘how
eve guilty, it was a great error aud
crime against the law to have pun
ished them thus. The law is every
man’s safety, aud when set aside, gov
ernment is at an end, and all society
placed in peril. It is idle to talk of
putting down such thiuga by the offi
cers of the law, or even by the milita
ry. There is but one remedy, and
that is inherent in the excessos them
selves. They work their own cure by
their influence upon public opiuiou,
and by finally producing rollection in
the minds of the misguided men who
perpetrate them.— Sen. Republican.
Tiling.. Thai Eiist.
Let us now ’ook at some of those
thing's that will never Wear out.
1 have often heard a poor blind girl
sweetly sing, ‘‘Kind words will never
die.” Ah we believe that thase are
among the things that will never wear
out. And wo ar« told in God’s own
book to be kind one to another, ten
der hearted’ forgiving one another.
The word of the Lord will never
wear out. Though the grass wither,
and the flowers fall away, the word of
the Lord entureth forever. 1 l’etor
i, 24, 25.
The life of the righteous will never
wear out. They will live in the world
to come as long as God shall live ; but
the death of the wicked will last for
ever.
The jovs of the kingdom of heaven
will never wear out. The pleasures
of this world soon die ; but the enjoy
ments of that world will never end.
The crown of glory will never wear out.
The crown of the winner in the
Olympic games soon faded ; the crowns
of kings all wear out; but the crown
of glory will never fade away 1 Pe
ter v, 4
The ‘new song* will never wear out.
We hear something that some of our
tunes are worn threadbare; but that
will never bo said of the new song.
Which will you choose ? The lasting
or that which wastes away ? The thing
of time,or of eternity ? Will you choose
wealth, honor, fame or the joys of
heaven, eternal life, the crown ol glory,
and the ‘new song ?’
May God enable us to mako a wise
choice, and with Joshua, may we
choose to serve the Lord.— Christian
Treasury
Baltimore sold $3,000,000 worth
of candies last year
A white girl eloped with a negro in
Eufaula, Ala., on the night of the sth
instant. The obituary of the negro is
anticipated.
A man, ninety-six years of age, rode
several miles on the 21st of Decem
ber, in Talbot county, to vote a Dom
-1 ocrat ticket.— Atlanta Constitution.
A man named Diukin, one hundred
and five years of ago, rode several more
i miles in Tatnall county to do likewise.
* Sat). Hews.
OL.*Y.““NO 50.
Nothing Left t?ut Ills Bool*.
Says the American Builder: An old
man living not a thousand miles from
Washington, delights jn nothing so
much as tolling anecdotes of pionoer
life, to the people in the town where
they reside, and though his stories
are not always distinctly true, he tells
them with an air of truth that his
hearers find it haid to question his
racity..
On one occasion, when he had gath
ered a little audience about him on a
hotel stop, he was more than usually
spirited in his descriptions of hunting
scenes, probably for the benefit of a
stranger present, who manifested no
surprise whatever at anything he
hoard, though he listened attentively.
Our story-teller, whose name is
Brown, glanced at him several times
a little uneasily, but he could not
gather from the expression of his face
anything to epoouraga him to proceed.
Not willing, however, to give him qp
as a stupid fellow, ha made another
attempt, and related that he had at
one time killed six wolvos, with (
rifle shot, from the window of a i. j
cabin in the woods, and that he h& i
the six skulls at home t > prove it
“I remember the place,” said th#
stranger, now quite worked up
“Wasn’t it about a mile from where
Jack Felton’s farm is now Y”
“Yes,” said Brown.
“Exactly,” said the stranger, “and
I want to tell a curious thing that hap
pened to me in that very cabin. I was
out on a hunting expedition, and some*
how got separated from my company,
and I stopped there all night, for it
was so dark that I could not see the
way to go. I baried the door and
windows and felt quite safe, though I
could hoar the Wolves howl on the out
side.”
“I’ve heard them a thousand times,'’
said Brown quite interested.
“Well,” continued the stranger, *‘l
slept soundly until 3 o’clock in tho
morning, when I was awakened by
a dozen or more wolves coming down
the chimney, and, sir, do you believe
me, they pulled me to pieces and ate
me up in precisely two minutes —every
bone in me, nothing left but my boots.
“Do you moan to way that the wolves
ate you all up?” said Brown, “ato
you up ?”
“I do, and I have tho boots at home
to prove it.”
“Well,” said Brown, amid the shouts
of the audience, and with a curious
half sold expression on his face, “all
I have to say is that—that needs—
proof.”
Indiana Divorce. -Governor Baker,
of Indiana, in his recent message,
dwells at length and with great sever
ity upon the facility with which citi
zens of other States, after a pretended
residence in Indiana, obtain divorces,
and then return to their homes front
which they fled for that very purpose.
The laws upon which such schemes
can be carriedftut, he says, are a re
proach to the civilization of the age,
and are in violation of the comity of
sistor States. The Oovenor recomends
that the cause of the statue which au
thorizes divorces for any cause that
the court may deem sufficient should
be repealed, and that the clause mak
ing cruel treatment a good cause of
divorce should be so amended as to
require the treamont to be cruel and
inhuman, or cruel and barbarous.
He also recomends certain changes in
the practice in divorce cases which
would render impossible the collusive
oi fraudulent separationof husband and
wife, aud says that with such amend
ments Indiana divorce* would soon
cease to be advertised in the Atlantio
cities as marketable ccmmoddities.
A Japanese has received a commis
sion in the British navy as sub lieu
tenant.
Why is a young widow like a mu
sical performance '( Because she’s a
mourning consort.
Some married men go out like
ca dies, leaving their wires in the
dark—as to where they spend their
evening.
It is advisable in building poultry
houses to me pine lumber - the more
pith it contains the better, as this .j
offensive to poulrjr vermin.
An English hatter publishes a let
ter from President Grant, expressing
his thanks for the present of a hat. —
The smallest favor thankfully received.
Soliloquy.— A negro going up
Broad street yesterday was heard eva
porating after this wise: By golly, I
made fort)’-two bales of cotton uia
year, and dey’s fetched me out in debt.
Poor fellow ! Cotton had fallen from
the brain to tho stomach and made
him terribly sick. He may recover, if
so, hope he will profit by his exper
ience.—Columbus Fnqivrer.
One of tho best paying speculations
in the country is Henry Ward Beechers
church. The annual sale of pews for
the year 1871 has just taken place,
realizing the enormous amount of S7O,
000, an advance of 10,000 over lost
year’s sales. No wonder the stock
holders can afford to pay their pastor
such an enormous salary when they
draw such dividends upon their re
ligion.
An elderly gentleman, returning
home on Sunday, began to extol the
merits of the sermon to his son. The
following short dialogue tells the
story .
“I have heard, Frank,” said the old
gentleman, “one of the most delight
ful sermons ever delivered before a
Christian society. It canied mo to
the gates of heaven.”
“Well, I think.” replied Frank,
“you’d better have dodged in, for yoU
I will nover got such another chance,”