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Fni" The Lil He. (’orpqral U>x February is
oil our table, filled, as usual witli choice
reading for the .young people. Every boy
ami girl in the land should have it.. Price
Jf; 1 50 a rear. r
fta? The Tennessee Tribune , a band
- some, I well-filled -and ably, edited Republi
eatp newspaper coiads to us from Nashville.
Tennessee, certainly, ought to sustain one
good Republican paper. It has our hear
tiest.“flod speed.”
«T?T’ Sec advertisement of Dr. Ruths Dispensary,
healed Rook lor the MiIIion—MARRIAGE
<lt JDK—;in another' column. It should be read
l>v all ■ . ; 45-ty
isdi“ That, most excellent, of monthlies,
the Phrenological Journal and Life Tllus
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tuated. comes to ns with the February
number richly freighted with good reading.
There.is something in it adapted to every
body’s taste. Our readers should take this
-Magazine, Price $3 a year; single num
b. is. 30jc. Address S. li >Vells, New York.
'l’he various railroads leading out of
M»i*ou, have so changed their schedule's as
b* make tnrough connections. The Macon
A Western day train leaves’Atlanta now at
5 o’clock A. M., and arrives in Macon tit
11. JO A. M. The night train leaves Atlan
l i : t 3.28 P. M., and arrives in Macon at
I !.()•> IVM. .The leaving time of the other
trams on this road is unchanged. .
6ci>” We have been-favyred with the first
niiinbcr i»f anew illustrated paper pub
li -In and in New d Wri t Otlis. It
is devoti dt) telling t.lie love tales of our
great, nii'ii tlieiv <•(uu't-hips and disappoint
ment-. and will undoubtedly find many en
thusiast ie readers.
Its price is SI.OO a year, published by
VYinsbell & iSnnill, New ,York.
BPL. Peters’Musical Monthly for Febru
ary is to hand, containing its’ usual variety
«’f beautiful tuusief It, Js a mystery tons
h the publisher can furnish so much val
uable music for such a small sum, and a
still • greater mystery to see our musical
friends spending their loose change for
sheet-music when they can get from twelve
■to fifteen pieces of music for the small sum of
thirty cents, by buying tlie Magazine. The
February Number contains fifteen pieces,
printed from full-size music plates, and
tjvortb $4.50 in sheet form.
Send JlO cents to the Publisher, J, L.
Peters, 590 Broadway, New York, aud lie
"ill send you a sample copy.
The greatest curiosity we ever saw
in the way of pictures, was shown us a few
days itgo by Mr. Ridule, the Photographer.
A two year old subject was presented for a
picture, and the little fellow didn’t seem to
lihe the idea of being braced up to be shot
at by the picture man, and so he got mad—
c / // mad—so mad, in fact,' that there was not
a lineament in the face that didn’t show it.
At this instant,^ the artist took a negative.
In ;i tew-moments his temper had been pac
ified. and another negative taken, this time
catching him with a sweet, rosy smile, and
nothing but good humor lurking about his
large eyes./. The pictures, enlarged, would
make an elegaut pair for admirers of strong
contrasts, and should be named “Tempest’'
and “Sunshine!.”
Work and play for February is a
spleydid number. The new and attractive
cover materially improves the appearance
otjlus Journal, whose reputation is so well
established in the hearts of the young folks.
The first, article is by Dr. Holland (Timothy
Tit comb,'•i on King William. The puzzle
and game department is as varied and ex
tensive as usual, ■ : .
This number contains the second of the
beautifi ed cliromos promised for the com
ing year, entitled “That’i You, by one of
Uuele Raphael’s little artists” The picture
is really a very fine specimen of chromo
printing, designed and engraved expressly
for this purpose, showiug a degree of en
terprise in the publishers that canuot fail
to win mei\ popularity for their maga-
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W e hare been forced to retire a peg
or two on the jrnap question. In response
to our paragraph last wee i, announcing the
fact that we had helped ourselves to a copy
of Mr. Butts’ fine map of Georgia, that
genfcleuian, took all the wind out of us by
complimenting us with a copy. We haven’t
another wo^d- to say. The map is got up
iu fine style, and exhibits all the New Coun
ties, County Towns, Villages, Post Offices,
and the whole net work of Rail Roads, High
ways, Rivers, Creeks and Water Courses in
the State. It is a correct transcript from
the records in the Surveyor General’s Office,
showing the surveyed districts, with Uie
numbers of the lot of land in the corner of
each, and a complete Check Map for all
portions of the State, surveyed in lots of
4£ 0 acres. It also exhibits that portion of
Florida bounded on the South. Size of
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Published and for sale by Mr. A. G. Butts,
Macon, Ga. Mr. Butts informs us that the
demand for the map is very great, and that
it is with difficulty that lie 1 supplies orders
for it; so those desiring maps should send
in their orders, and take their turn, like
waiting lor a grist at the mill. “First come,
first served.”
PROCEEDINGS OF COUNCIL.
REGULAR MEETING. - }
( ’im'ncte Chamber, Jjin’y 31, 1871. )
Present—W. A. IIuITV Mayor; Aldermen Clay,
Wilbourn, Roberts, Woodliff, Daly, Waggenstein,
Strong, Tinsley. ",
Absent—Aldermen Ellis, Russell, Smith, Fitzger
aid.
The minutes of the last meeting were read ; t nd'
confirmed.
The report of the City •Physician and Surgeon
of Hospital, was read and filed.
RILLS REFERRED.
Voting America Fire Company No. 3, I. J. Tray
wick, T. W. Ellis, S. Waxelbauni & Bro.
Alderman Fitzgerald entered and took lii- seat.
The petition of John Knight asking for the priv-_
ilijge of extending his front fence on a line with J.
R. Art ope, was referred to the commute on Street
Encroachments.
The petition of sundry jiersons asking Council
tc| have the sewer on Congress Street enlarged, was
referred to the Committe on Streets.
'l’he Committee on Fire Department to whom
11. c petition of J. J. Walton was referred, report
a.'versly to his building a woollen dwelling on
si'mare 42.
On motion Council adjourned to meet next Tues*
day at 7 o’clock I\ M. . J. A. MUManus, • Clerk.
Aar AitmthancnL.
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U. S. Marshal’s Sale.
TTNpER and by virute of a Writ\of Mortgage
L Fieri issued out of the Honorable, the
Fifth Circuit Court of the United States, for the
Southern District of Georgia, in favor of the
Plaintiff Jacob L Seixas, in the following case, to
wit:
JACOB L. SEIXAS vs. LEMUEL W. H. PITT
MAN.
I have levied upon, as the property of Lemuel
W. H. Pittman, upon the following lots of land,
situate in the Fifth (sth) District of Ware county,
and State of Georgia, (formerly Appling county,)
jto-wit: Lots numbers Three Hundred and Forty-
Four, (344) three hundred and forty-five, (345) three
hundred and fortv-six, (34G) three hundred and
forty-eight, (348) three hundred and ninety, (390)
three hundred and ivinety-tcur, (394) four hundred
and eighty three, (483) four hundred and; eighty,
(480) lour hundred and seventy-nine, (479) four
hundred and seventy-eight, (478) and half lot four
hundred and thirty-five, (435) and all of the build
ings and improvements, thereon ; and wilt sell the
same at pubhlic auction, at the Court House, in
the City of Savannah, County of Chatham, and
State of Georgia, on tlie
FIRST TUESDAY IN MARCH NEXT,
between the lawful hours of sale.
f 1 liavi further levied upon Jot one hundred and
fifty-seven, (157>in the Fifteenth (15th) District of
Brooks county, and all of tlie buildings and im
provements thereon; and will sell the same at
public auction, at the Court House, in she City of
Macon, jCounty ot. Bibb, and State of Georgia, on
the
FIRST TUESDAY IN MARCH NEXT,
between the lawful hours ot sale.
Dated at Savannah, Georgia, January 30,1871.
WILLIAM IL SMYTH,
51-5 t United States Marshal.
POSTPONED U. S. MARSHAL’S SALE.
IJNDER and by virtue of a Writ of Fieri Facias,
J issued out <*f the'Honorable, the Fifth Circuit
Court ol the United States, for the Southern Dis
trict of Georgia, in favor of the plaintiff, Robert
D. Logan, in the following case, to wit:
ROBERT D. LOGAN vs. JAMES A. CHAPMAN.
I have levied upon, as the property of James A.
Chapman, all those lots or parcels of land, together
with all the improvements thereon, situate, lying
and being in the City of Columbus, County of
Muscogee, and State ot Georgia, and known in the
plan of said city as lots numbers three hundred
and fifty-five and three hundred and fifty-six, but
more particularly known as the-residence of the ’
late Defendant; and will sell the same at public
auction, at the Court House, in the City of Ma
con, county of Bibb, and State of Georgia, on
the
FIRST TUESDAY. IN MARCH NEXT,
between the lawful hours of sale. Written no
tice given to Tenants in nossession. Property
pointed Out by Plaintiff’s Attorney. Terms cash.
Dated at. Savannah, Georgia, January 30, 1871.
WILLIAM H. SMYTH,
51-5 t United States Marshal. •
[OFFICIAL.]
Laws of the United States
PASSED AT THE
Second Session of the Euity-Flrst CongiGg.
[Public—No. 190.]
AN ACT relating to the State of Georgia,
Be it enacted by the Senate and House of
Representatives of the United States of A
merica in Congress assembled, That the
State of Georgia having complied with the
reconstruction acts, and the fourteenth and
fifteenth articles of amendments to the
Constitution of the United States, having
been ratified in good faith by a legal legis
lature of said State, it is hereby declared
that the State of Georgia is entitled to rep
resentation in the Congress of the United
States. But nothing in this act contained
shall be construed to deprive the people of
Georgia of the right to an election for
metobers of the general assembly of said
State, as provided for in the Constitution
thereof; and nothing in this or any other
act of Congress shall be construed to affect
the term to which any officer has been ap
pointed or any member of the general as
sembly elected as prescribed by the consti
tution-of the State of Georgia.
Sec. 2. And be it further enacted, That
so much of the act entitled “An act making
appropriations for the support of the army
for the year ending June thirty, .eighteen
hundred and sixty-eight, and for other pur
poses,” approved March two, eighteen hun
dred and sixty-seven, as prohibits the or
ganization, arming, or calling into service
of . the militia forces in the States of Geor
gia, Mississippi, Texas, and Virginia, be,
and the same is hereby, repealed.
Approved, July 15, 1870.
/ I Public—No. 191.
AN ACT to provide for inventories and accounts
of the property of the United States in the pub
lic buildings and grounds belonging to the Uni
ted States in the District of Columbia.
Be it enacted by the Senate and House of
Representatives of the United States of Amer
ica in Congress assembled, That it shall be
the duty of the Secretary of the State, the
Secretary of the Treasury, the Secretary of
the Interior, the Secretary of War, the Sec-
of the Navy, the Postmaster General,
and the Adjacent General, and the Com
missiejner of Agriculture, each severally as
soon as practicable to make a full and com
plete. inventory Os all of the property
belonging to the United States in the buil
dings, rooms, offices, and grounds occupied
by each of them, and under their charge.
And hereafter to keep in proper books
such ihventories and accounts, adding there
to an account of such property as may be
procured subsequently to the taking of the
same; and also an account of the sale or
disposal of any such property.
Sec. 2. And be it further enacted, That
the'Architect of the Capitol extension shall
make: out an inventory, and keep a like ac
count thereof, as provided in section one of
this act, of all property in and about the
Capitol, and Botanical garden, and the
President’s house and grounds.
Sec. 3. Anti be it farther enacted, That
it shall be the duty lif the officers hereinbe
fore required to make and keep such inven
tories and accounts, to make out an annual
report thereof on the first day of December
to Congress: Provided, That this law shall
!not apply to the books, pamphlets, papers
and documents iu the library of Congress,
uor to the supplies of stationery and fuel in
the several public offices and buildings,
which shall be accounted for as now provi
ded for by law.
Approved, July 15, 1870.
[Public— No. 192.]
AN ACT to confirm title to ceitain lairds m Illi
nois.
Be it enacted by the Senate and House of
j Representatives of the United States of
; America in Congress assembled, That tlie
title of the United States to all lots, out
lots, tracts, pieces, parcels, and strips of
land in St. Clair county, State of lUiaois,
lying and situate outside of the United
States surveys as noted in the field-notes of
the United States surveyors,'‘and op the Mis
sissippi river near surveys seven hundred
i and sixty-six, six hundred and twenty-four,
and five hundred and sixty-nine, jaud near
and adjacent to fractional one, two,
eleven, and twelve, town [ship] one north,
range ten west, third principal meridan, be,
and the same is hereby, confirmed and
granted to said St. Clair county, in said
State: Provided, That nothing herein shall
apply to the ancient French commons in
I said county.
| Approved, July 15, 1870. j
[Public— No. 193.]
I AN ACT to provide for the reports of the receipts
and expenditures of the Secretary ofi the Senate
and the Clerk of the House of Representatives
of tlie United States and tor #her purposes.
Be it enacted by the Senate and House
of Representatives of the United States of
America in Congress assembled,, That it
shall be the. duty of the Secretary of the
Senate and the Clerk of the House of Rep
resentatives of the United States! severally
to report to Congress on the first day of
each regular session, and at the sxpiration
of their terms of service, a full and com
plete statement of all their receipts . and
expenditures as such officers, showing in
detail the items of expense, and classifying
them under the proper appropriations,
showing the aggregate thereof, and ex
hibiting in a clear and concise manner the
exact condition of all public moneys by
them received, paid out, and in |their pos
session as such officers.
Sec. 2. And be it further enacted, That
it shall be the duty of the officers hereinbe
fore named, and of the Sergeant-at-arms,
Postmasters of the Senate and House of Rep
resentatives, and the Doorkeeper of she
House of Representatives, to make out a
full and complete account of all the prop
erty belongingto the United States in their
possession, at such dates and at the expira
tion of their terms of service, as provided
in section one of this act.
Approved, July, 15, 1870.
[Public —No. 195.]
AN ACT for the creation of an additional land
district in the. State of California.
Be it enacted by the Senate and House
.of Representatives of the United States of
America in Congress assembled, That so
much of the districts of lands npw subject
to sale at Humboldt and Marysville, in the
State of California, as are contained within
the following boundaries, shall constitute
anew land district, to be called the Shasta
district, bounded as follows: On the north
and east by the boundary lines of the State;
on the South by the fifth standard parallel
north; and on the west by the line between
ranges ten and eleven west of lihe Mount
Di4blo base and meridian, the location of
the office for which shall be designated by
the’ President of the United States, ancl
may be changed by him from time to time,
as the public interest may seem to require.
Sec. 2. And be it further enacted, That
there shall be appointed by the President,
by and with the advice and consent of the
Senate, a register and receiver for said land
district, who shall respectively be required
to reside at the site of the office,, be subject
to the same laws, and entitled to the same
compensation, as is, or may hereafter be,
prescribed by law iu relation to other land
officers in said State.
Approved, July 15, 1870.
[Public—No. 196]
AN ACT to disapprove of certain ;acts of 'the
legislative assembly of Idoho Territory, aud for
j other purposes.
t Be it enacted by the Senate and House
of Representatives of the United States of
America in Congress assembled, That so
much of the revenue laws passed by the
legislative assembly of the Territory of
Idaho, January thirteen, anno Domini eigh
teen hundred and sixty-nine, as provides
for a special license, or tax, to be collected of
or-paid by Chinamen, or persons of the
Mongolian race who may be engaged in
mining, or hold mining claims ito said Ter
ritory, and so much of all other laws of
said Territory as discriminate between per
sons of said race and other persons, in re
gard to taxation, are hereby disapproved of
and annulled.
Sec. 2. And be it further enacted, That
the act passed by the legislative assembly
of said Territory on the fifteen day of Jan
uary, anno Domini eighteen hundred and
sixty-nine, entitled “An act creating the of
fice of the district attorney for each county
in this Territory, and defining their duties
afid providing for their compensation,” be,
and the same is hereby, disapproved and
annulled.
Sec. 3. And be it further enacted, That
all acts and parts of acts heretofore passed
by the legislative assembly of said Territory
that provide for the payment of salaries or
extra compensation out of the territorial
treasury to officers holding commissions by
federal appointment in said-Territory, or
which provide any compensation to the
members of the legislative assembly, or the
clerks, or attaches thereof other than that
paid by the United States, are hereby dis
approved of and annulled; and the legis
lative assembly is hereby prohibited from
making any appropriation from the treasu
ry of said Territory to any such officers or
persons, .under any pretence of adding to
or increasing their compensation as fixed
by the United States.
Approved, July 15, 1870. |
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Dobbins' Electric Boot Polish.
HAKES OLD BOOTS LOOK LIKE NEW ONES,
AND CALF-SKIN LIKE PARENT LEATHER,
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It is put up in a Patent Box, the greatest novelty of the age. *The Box
alone is worth more to keep than the price of Box and Polish
( combined.
•‘K li DOHA TANARUS,”
j iie vTeiiuiiie Turkish Bath Compound/ used in all Oriental countries,
in the bath, and manufactured by us on a license of royalty, in exact
style, odor ahd quality from the original receipt, as that made in Con
stantinople, and import duties, premium in gold, etc., saved, thus enab
ling us to sell it at#a very low priee. By its use a bath becomes a lux
ury. Very highly scented, and producing miraculous effects upon the
skin. It is Really worth a trial.
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If you ws.nl to enjoy life and drive away dull care, use for Clothes
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DOBBINS’ ELECTRIC SOAP.
I “j f Use for your person
DOBBINS’ Triple-Scented Toilet Soap.
Use for your Boots
DOBBINS Electric Boot Polish.
Use in the Bath
“KRUGHAT”
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And subscribe for the “ELECTRIC MESSENGER,” a Beautiful Fash
ion Paper, sent free to all who send their names to the Sole
Proprietors,
I. L. CRAGIN & CO.
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* 119 South Fourth Street, Philadelphia.
102 Barclay Street. New York.
144 State Street, Boston. 31 ~ l y