  The Weekly Chronicle and Sentinel (a mammoth sheet, thirty three by forty-seven inches—the largest paper in the State) is published every Wednesday throughout the year, at Two Dollars per annum for a single copy, in advance; three copies, $5; six copies, $10; ten copies, $15. The Chronicle and Sentinel is strictly conservative, Union-loving, and law-abiding in principle. Particular attention is devoted to the Commercial and News Departments of the paper; and its ample size affords facilities for complete and early details of all the interesting POLITICAL, COMMERCIAL, AND GENERAL FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC INTELLIGENCE of the day, with an agreeable variety of miscellaneous reading. THE COMMERCIAL DEPARTMENT embraces the latest reports by Telegraph and Mail from all the leading markets of this country and Europe; together with a carefully-corrected "Prices Current" and Weekly Report of the AUGUSTA COTTON, GRAIN, FLOUR, BACON, PRODUCE, AND GROCERY MARKET. The latest intelligence received by Telegraph, up to 2 o'clock, p. m., Tuesday, may be found under the Telegraph head. As an advertising medium, THE WEEKLY CHRONICLE AND SENTINEL offers superior inducements, having a very extended circulation throughout the cotton and grain-growing sections of Georgia, Alabama, Mississippi, and Tennessee. THE DAILY CHRONICLE AND SENTINEL is published every morning (except Monday), its columns being kept open to the latest moment prior to the departure of the interior mails, for the reception of news by Telegraph. Its reputation as a reliable and correct Commercial Journal is well and favorably known. It will be mailed to subscribers at Six Dollars per annum, in advance. Address, W. S. JONES, Augusta, Ga. |
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