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Cait. Hamilton.—The Chronicle and Sentinel, of Angusta, reporta the death of Captain Hamilton, of McDuffie county. Tho principal keeper of tho penitentiary reporta Captain II. living and doing well.Revival.—The revival at the Baptist Chnrch, at Lithonia, resulted in the addition of forty-throe members. Thirty-two were baptised on last Sunday. Tho services were concocted by Rev. J. M. Stillwell, pastor, Rev. li. W. Faller, liev. Mr. Jowell, and others.STnAiairr-ouT.—The rally of tho “straight-outs” last night in the First Ward, wo are informed, was attended by seven “straight-outs” from that ward, and ono from some other ward, making eight in alL Tho meoiing was harmonious and enthusiastic.Double Headed Snake.—Mr. J. F. Gammon killed ft double-headed rattlesnake yesterday. It was six or seven inches long. Mr. G- killed tho mother and twenty-two yonng onoa near Archer’s Mill, about ono milo from West End.
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Macon Telegraph and Messenger

Macon, Georgia, US

Thu, Aug 08, 1872

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