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gonnial & y&mtmx] ■M AOON7BUNDAY, Sept. 8, 1867. TRATILU'B quids. CENTRAL RAILROAD. Day Pameager leave* Macon _„7 75 a x lay IWiner arrive* at Maeon ~7 an p x .■'ifhl PaMtetiger leave* Macon « 35 p. ji > «h» l*awengar arrive* at Maoon 5 W) a. x SOUTH-WEBTRRX RAILROAD—TO COLUXBOR. !•*> i'aaeaußer leave* Macon.... ... 6 15 A. X l'*y IWuier arrive* at Maoon 6 00 p. x *H7a-WBgi* l *-l'> ALBANY AND RCPADLA. Da> Passenger leave* Macon _ 8 00 a. X Day Pakaenger arrive* at Macon 4 50 a. x BRUNSWICK RAILROAD. Pasxnger Train leave* Macon 3 00 p. x Passenger Train arrive* at Maoon 10 80 a. k macon and western railroad. ItT Train leave* Macon ... .7 46 A. v Hay Train arrive* at Macon ..1 30 p. x N gnl Train leave* Maoon .8 45 p. x Xißtit Train arrtveaat Macau 4 2i a. x ATLANTA AND WEST POINT RAILROAD. Pwaruier Train leave* Atlanta. 7 00 a m. Arrive* at Went I'olnt 12 00 m. braves Went Point 12 P) pm. Am ve* at Atlanta 5 30 p m. •IKOROIA RAILROAD—AUGUSTA TO ATLANTA. Leave Atlanta at— 5 00 A M Arrive at Augusta 5 45 P M Is »»*e Augusta at 500 A M Arrive at Atlanta 6 30 P M (No train* runou Sunday.} Iravr Atlanta 5 45PM Arrive at Augusta 3 16 A M I. jivc Augusta 8 00 P M Arrive at Atlanta 8 45 A M TIIKKMOMKTKK STATEMENT.—lTheTher inomcler, yesterday, at J. H. Zeilin & Co.’s, showed the following degrees: 5, A, M 75. 12, M ..............77. 3, P. M - 78. 6. P. M , 77. Maoon County Superior Court.— The adjournment of this court has been noticed, without the time being then de termined on. It is now fixed for the lint Monday in November. Large Fish.— We saw yesterday, two immense sturgeons at T. W. Freeman’s, caught at Hawkiusville, the largest wh-gliing about lifty pounds. Mr. Free man is in constant receipt of shrimps, and in tact, everything for the table that the season affords. Mayors’ Court* —Thedocketyesterday contained four eases, all continued from last court, only ono of which announced trial— Mayor and Council us. Henry and Austin, both colored, fightiug. The diffi culty occurred In the “ Bon Ton” saloon-, the usual resort of colored gentlemen of leisure, and originated in a game of cards, for stakes, which passed of very pleasant ly until pay time, when a lively conttwt of heads, is. chairs ensued, lasting some minutes. $lO and cost paid the damages. Wont Stand it.— Our friend Stark, whose name is not Wm. 11. or James L. thinks we have designs upon him and will not rest under the imputation o ( be ing any one else but himself, the verita ble, jolly, clever, Wm. L. Stark. Our Local, without due process of law, mis named him, James, in ourlast. First Street Methodist Church, has been undergoing repairs and improve ments during the summer months, and will in a Sunday or two be ready for itscongregatiou, who, in the intorira, have been using,*at great inconvenience, the City Hall. The interior is being nice ly finished, and is in pleasant' contrast with its former unsightly appearance. Moderation.— We deem it hut just to Mr. CozattfcS relations, in view of all the circumstances of the case, to suggest that the captors of Smart be more moderate in their demand for the large reward, SI,OOO, offered -by Mr. Cozatt’s brother. The amount is excessive,and was named under a high state of exoitement, and the cir cumstances of Mr. Cozatt and his family will scarcelyjustify him In paying such a sum. He, and friends, we understand, have offered five hundred dollars, which with the two hundred already given by the Railroad, makes quite a snug sum. Savannah Cards.— We desire to oall attention to the advertisements in our to days issue, from Savannah. It would af ford us pleasure to speak or the firms rep resented, separately, but as we could only say for each, what we cau say for all, we desire them taken collectively and can cheerfully reeommeud them to the pat ronage of our South-Western friends, who desire to order goods. We wish our people to patronize our sea-board merchants, in preference to Northern, and if they can do as weil, which we think is a fact, we see no objection to their doing so. Consignees per Railway. MACON A WBSTXRN. W A HufT; Rogers A Son; J T Wilkin sou; Green & Cos. Sims L & Cos; G P Sni der ; Fears, Lawton & Cos; T T NisbeU Departure off Stctmthlp* Sfezoicrt FOR NEW YORK. \ Steamship San Jacinto, Saturday, Sept. 7th, at 1 o’clock p. m. . ' Steamship Leo, Tuesday, Sept. BRh, at 4 o’clock p. in. Steamship General Barnes, Thursday, Sept. 12, at 4J o’clock p. m. FOR PHILADELPHIA. Steamship Tonawauda, Saturday, Sept. 7th, at 12 o’clock m. itMd Udolpho Wolfe’s adveitisementa in this days paper. MR. VAI.UNDIOHAM ON BKNATOB W a ok. — Some five years ago, in the Sen ate of the United States, he applied lau sjuiure to me similar to that used in his re cent vulgar ravings at Marietta. Quoting his words a few days later on the floor of the house of lie presen tattles, I *pid : “Now, sir. here iu my place in the House, as a representative, I denounce, and I speak advisedly, the author of that speech is a tew. a scoundrel and a coward. His name is Benjamin F. Wart®.” {Cheera] IFrd'O that hour to this present moment, I nave not heard front this dirty libeller of better men, except at a distanee of a hundred nnlea. [Loud cheera.]-*-Speeob at Ripley. Gen. Grant’s Views on Negro Suff rage.—Democratic papers are circulating the statement that Gen. Grant does not hesitate in conversation to condemn negro suffrage. Tills is wholly groundless. 'I he General declares his firm belief that the negroes of the South are fully competent to exercise the right to vote intelligently on the present issues there ; and further, that only through universal suffrage can rebel rule be broken down at the box. and that qualified suffrage would not at the present time afford means of over coming the rebel vote. Sonranro Worth K*oWr*o>-T4» *heape«t place in the State of Georgia tor baying Boots. Shoes, and Leather, la at John W. Cox’s. All work warranted. wan Bonding. Cotton Avenue, Macon, Ga. ■. ,• i Sept. 4-iw FINANCIAL and COMMERCIAL MmrkmU by Telegraph* fIMMtBI. London, 3 p. m., September 7. —Consuls ®4|. Bonds 73i. New York, Sept. 7.— Market heavy ; Money 4*5 per cent; Sterling exchange, 9|alo ; Gold 142f ; Five-twenties, new Is ske, 106$ ; Virginia sixes, new issue, 60; Missouri sixes, 103f. TfEw Orleans, September 7.—Gold, 141|a142 ; Sterling, s4as6; New York sight, J premium. Produce. Liverpool, September 7. —Cotton un changed ; Uplands 10, Orleans 10$; sales 10,000 bales. New York, September 6.—Cotton quiet at 26$c for Uplands. Flour 10c better; Wheat is2c better; Corn la2c better; Rye quiet; Oats la2e better; Pork steady, with sales of 250 barrels Mess, at 24 35; Lard quiet; Whis key steady; Turpentine 69. Evening—Cotton dull: sales 800 bales Middling Uplands at 28$. Flour 10a20c. better. Wheat la2c. better. Pork firmer, new mess, 24 25a24 60. Lard steady, 12$ a l4. Naval stores quiet; Freights heavy. Mobile, September 7.—Cotton market continues dull, almost nominal. Sales of 70 bales Middling at 22a225c. Receipts 163. Cincinnati, September?.—Cotton dull at 24c for Middlings. Flour unchanged ; Coru dull, better supply at 105; Provisions unsettled ; Mesß *ork sold to the extent of 1100 bbla., at ■t 25a24 50, held later at $25 ; Bacon shoulders 14$, sides 16$, clear sides 18; were Southern orders for clear sides at 17$. New Orleans, September 7. —Cotton : dull, lower, sales 175 bales at 235, Flour dull, unchanged, Superfine, Baß 25. Corn, demand limited, former prices barely sus tained ; mixed, 1 20; white, 1 26. Pork higher, holders ask 27,25. Bacon : market nearly bare, demand good, wtth active jobbing trade, shoulders, 15a155; clear sides, 19$al9$; Sugar-cured hams, 225a23$ Lard quiet, steady, 14a145. Wilmington, September 7.— Spirits of Turpentine steady at 53c. Rosin quiet at 3a 6 50. Savannah, September 7.—Cotton flat Middlings 24 to 245. Receipts 27. Augusta, Septemper 7. —Cotton dull $c lower. Sales 18 bales. Middlings 225. Weather unsettled. Now raining. SPECIAL NOTICES. y-r-rr.: -j i-sr - - -?■■■*—y ~ ■ --. ■ Just Received. Messrs. Ravens A Brown hare jnst received, at their New* Depot, No. 91 Triangular Block, sec ond street, the following late newspapers and periodicals: New York Ledger, Chimney Corner, Literary Album, Boetou Pilot, Folic* Gaxette, Clipper, Sporting Times, Waverly Magazine, Wilkes’ Spirit, Banner of Light, Criminal Zeitnng, Lon don News. XONTHX.TES FOR OCTOBER. Die Ma<ienwelt, Peterson’s Comic Monthly, Yankee Notions, Budget of Fun. Almanacs for 1868 TO PLANTERS. Double Befiued Poudrette. OB’ THR LODI MANUFACTURING CO. This is one of the most forcing and quick acting manures In the market, and is by far the cheapest. It Is composed ot night soli, of New York City, from which all impurities have beeu extracted; is then deodorized, pulverized and dried. On Cotton it Is eqnal to the best brand of Phosphates, and will bring a heavier, and by two weeks, earlier crop than any other fertilizer. Drilled in with Wheat at the rate of 400 lbs. per acre, It will brl ng a heavy crop on poor soil. Price 025 per ton of 2000 lbs. Sample sent on receipt of three cent stamp with address. Apply to THE LODI MANUFACTURING CO., 66 Cortlandt street, New York. From Prof. Chaa. Martin, Hampden Sidney Col lege, Va., dated Ju’y Ist, 1807: “The Doable Refined Poudrette Is operating lltce a charm ou my crops, and attracting univer sal attention from all beholders. -1 am alr< ady satisfied that It Is the cheapest and surest reno vator of our woru-eut soils.’’ July 16. ’ 8m DE W OF THE ALPS. For’sale wholesale by all the grocers In New Orleans, Charleston, Mobile, Savannah and New York. DEW OF THE ALPS Received the first premium at the Parts Exposi tion. DEW OF THE ALPS. The manufacturers of the above cordial not only received the first pieminm at the Paris Ex position, but were decorated by the Emperor. DEW OF THE ALPS. For sale by all t e Druggists, Grocers, and Fruit Stores in the United States. BRANDY, RUM AND WINES. 5,000 cases old Cognac Brandy, Imported espe cially for private use. sou cases old Jamaica and St. Croix Rum. bottled before the WAT. 10,000 cases Madeira, Sherry and Port, some very old and superior, various brands, all warranted pure, for sale by UDOLPHO WOLFE* • 2‘l Beaver Street, New York. [ZSTABLISHKD IN 1828.] August 16-3md<kw Intelligence Office. R.F.AT. ESTATE AGENCY, AND Commission Business. WE haveopeoed oar office for this purpose, on Thtrti Btreet, near Brown’s Hotel. We sollolt the cos tom ol all who have Lands for Sale, or wish to Purohaae. HOUSES OR LANDS TO RENT, OR OF THOSE WHO WISH TO RENT. LABORERS of every kind who with employ ment. and those who wish to employ others, ly attended to. u G BRIGHT A CO. Sept 1, ISCT-dt ’ rational hotel OPPOSTTK PASSENGER DEPOT, MACON, GA. H. F. Dense A Sea, Proprietors. alpine bitters. THE ALPINE BITTERS, imported axel naively from Swttaeriand, la made from Meet* and Herbs, harmless In themselves, bat marveloos in their strengthening properties. Their recupera tive qualities are unrivaled, and are ee jecially efficacious in all cases of female debility, arising from any cause whatsoever; also lor lipspepsia, InfHge*ti**K Headache, Nervousness, Loss if slope tite.bnil Is a positive preventive of CMIU and The ALPINE BITTERS have a soothing and restoring Influence upon the system, especially upon the digestive organs, and is highly recom mended to ladies and even children in deUoate health, and to all who are averse to taking wins, poisonous whiskeys, and other stimulants. *Th« continually Increasing demand lor this uni versal popular Eubopkah Tome and Asti-Dtb nmcßtixiSikM Induced the undersigned to make such arrangements abroad as will enable them constantly to supply all orders with which they may hereafter be favored. »For sale by J. H. ZKfLIN A 00., Mseon. r Can be obtained by all Druggists and other d ®* I 'KORNEMANH A 00., Sole Agent * and Importers for t*e O*«*d nwyTl-lawdly g Cedar street. New York SPECIAL NOTICES. first National Sank of Macon, SIGHT and TIME BILLS or various points pur 3based at all times. Liberal advance* made on shipments of Cotton to any GOOD Northern or European boose*. Collections made and promptly remitted for. We shall keep supplied, so far as possible, with' New York Exchange, which will be sold at the lowest rates charged In other ciUes of the State, . W. W. WRIGLEY. L C. PLANT, Cashier. President. dirrctors: H. L. JE WETT, WM. B. DINSHORE; WM. A. ROSS, E. J. JOHNSTON, WM. T. LIGHTFOOT, H. B. PLANT. I. C. PLANT Will continue business at the First National Bank, and will make investments as parties may direct. He will also purchase and sell STOCKS, BONDS, GOLD, SILVER, BANK NOTES. Seven per cent. GEORGIA BONDS, new issue, for sale; and United States Revanne Stamps, ol all denominations, for sale here at par. He will make liberal advances until good sales can be made, charging a small commission for tbe same. July22-if NEW BOOKS. Marts Antoinette, by Muhlbach, cloth 82 00 “ “ “ “ paper 1 60 Under Two Flags, by Onida, cloth 2 00 Destiny, or Life as It is, by Murphy 1 75 Nojoque, by Helper 2 00 Dead Letter, by Register 1 50 Sent, post paid on receipt of price, by HAVENS & BROWN’, Macon, Ga. MARTYRS TO CARELESSNESS.-If all the teeth that have been ruined by neglect could be strung together, they would reach thrice round the. world. There may have been some excuse for this havoc in days gone by, when there was no absolute safeguard against dental decay in ex istence, but there is no apology for It now. Fra grant SOZODONT, the world-renowiled antiseptic dentifrice, as certainly protects the teeth against decay, as oil prevents steel from lusting, or water arrests the progress of fire. Sept s*lw GROWING REPUTATION. If the entire correspondence from South Amer ica, Central America, and the West Indies, re ceived by Messrs. Hostetter a Smith, during the last twelvemonths, were published at length.it would probably be considered one of tbe most extraordinaay collections of approbatory testa mony on record. Tbe letters, written in every variety of style, and emanating from individuals of almost every class, are, nevertheless, all of the same tenor. Physicians, priests, merchants, planters, military officers, artisans, lawyers, Ac., tell one story, admitting, without reserve or qualification, that the tonics heretofore in use In those regions have been generally and Justly superseded by Hostetter’s Bitters. The c nfldence manifested by the people of these countries might be iairly called enthusiast ic. Yet these are not the only tokens of the grow ing popularity of HOSTETTER’S STOMACH BITTERS. The foreign orders for tbe article from Europe, Australia, New Zealand. China, Japan, East Indies, Cape ot Good Hope, Sandwich Islands, Ac., have been heavier than at any former period As an antidote to malaria, a stomachic and general invigorant they all testify to its remark able efficacy. Sept 5-lw. REMOVAL. MRS. H.C. POOLE desires to Inform her lady customers that she has moved into her newstore No. 1 HOLLINGSWORTH S BLOCK, on Fourth street, one door from National Hotel, and i s ready to Cut, Fit, and Make to order, Patterns, Dresses, Ac., and will furnish braid, trimmings, Ac., &e„ to order. August 30- ts COME I COME I COME!I All who are fond of good eating and drinking, to the well known and popular stand No. 68 CHERRY ST, kept by L. W. RABDALL & CO. Marked attention will be paid to all customers at all hours, day and night. We warrant our facilities for keeping a First-Class Restaurant and Bar, not to be excelled in tills city. Aug 28-6 m L. W. RASDAL A CO. Mrs. Winslow’s Soothing Syrup, FOR CHILDREN TEETHING, greatly facilitates the process of teething, by softening the gams, re ducing all lnflamatlon—will allay all Pain and spasmodic action, and is sure to regulate the bowels. Depeno upon it, mothers. It will give rest to yourselves, and reliel and health to your infan ts. We have pnt up and sold this article for years, and cau say in confidence and truth of it what we have never been able to say of any other medicine—Never has it failed in a single instance to effect a cure, when time'y used. Never did we know an instance of dissatisfaction by any one who used it. On the contrary, all are delighted with its operation, and speak In terms oi com mendation ot its magical effects and medical Virtues. We speak in this matter “ What we do know,” after years of experience, and pledge our reputation for the fulfilment of what we here de clare. in almost every Instance where the infant is suffering from pain and exhaustion, relief will be found in fifteen or twenty minutes after the syrup is administered. Fall directions for using will accompany each bottle. Be sure and call for “Mrs. Winslow’B Soothing Syrup,” Having the sac-simile of “ Curtis A Perkins’’ on the outside wrapper. All others are base imitations. Sold by Druggists throughout the world. Price only 25 centa per bottle. „ . Offices—2lsFulton .street. New York, 205 High Holborn. London, England, 441 St. Paul Street, Montreal, Canada. J. H. Zellln A Cos., Agents, Macon. August 28-6 m. HAVEN’S & BROWN’S NEWS DEPOT, 81 Chebby St.— We keep con constantly on hand Books, Hovels, Novelettes, Dime Novels, Magazines and Papers; and any Book or Novel yon may wish send your order to our House, and If we haven’t it in the store, will get it for you at short notiee at Publishers' prices. HAVENS & BROWN, Drink-llm. Stationers, A Gen’l News Defers, August 10-tf] Macon, Ga WHAT DO YOU DRINK? Wolfe’s Schiedam Schnapps. It checks the dis arrangement of the bowels fn warm climates. TO ALL WHO USE LIQUOR. Wolfe’s Schiedam Schnapps is manufactured In Holland by a process only known to the proprie tor, and Is warranted the purest liquor ever manufactured. DEW OF THE ALPS. Udolpho Wolfe, Sole Agent for the above cor dial. manufactured In Geneva, Switzerland, Is used by all heads of Europe. WFLFE’S SCHIEDAM SCHNAPPS is the purest liquor manufactured in the world. WOLFE’S SCHIEDAM SCHNAPPS are recommended by all the medical faculty. WOLFE’S SCHIEDAM SCHNAPPS are sold by all Grocers and Apothecaries. LOUISVILLE Wrought Iron Cotton Tie The best and simplest Tie in the Market. For Baleby Fears, Lawton &. Cos„ Grocery, Produce and Commission MERCHANTS, 7T .Third street, Macon, 77 WHO have now on hand a supply or the above Iron Tie, Bagging, Rope. Twine, Corn. Ba con. Floor, Sugar. Coffee, and will snortiy have in a general assortment of Groceries, all of which we offer at lowest market rates. Sept 6-« t RBMOY^Ij nrE have removed our stock of BOOTS and ff SHOES to Triangular Block. Second street, two doom from First National Bank, where we will be pleased to see oar old customers and many new ones. We are prepared to offer Inducements to bath Wholesale andßetail Dealers. Call and examine, though yon may not par t*"m' SINGLETON, HUNT A CO. August 27-lm CHEERY STREET, MACON. WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALER 1 IN House-Furnishing Goods. ] ‘ lrf:[ fH/ *1:1(1 i)/ [ F I 1 All Foreign Goods Imported Direct From the jVlanufactures. NOW on hand, and constantly receiving a complete Stock of HOUSE-FUR NISHING GOODS, consisting of Cooking-Stoves (the most approved patterns), Crockery.,Cbina* Glassware, Table and Kitchen Cutlery, Tinware, Tubs, Buckets, Baskets, Brushes, Brooms, Mats, Feather-Dusters, Pots, Ovens; Ac. „ Britannia Tea-Pots, Coffee-Pots, Pitchers, Ac. Silver Plated Spoons, Forks, Butter Dishes, Casters, Cake Baskets, Dippers, Waiters, Candlesticks, Cases of Table and Desert Knives (Pearl and Ivory Handle), Painted ToileJ Sets, Lamps, Bird Cages, and all Goods belonging to the House-furnishing business. A SPLENDID ASSORTMENT OF Rogers, Westenholm’s (I X L), Ward’s (B 4 any) Pocket Knives, Scissors, Shears, Barber Scissors, &c. * Also, the celebrated WADE & BUTCHER and OTHER RAZORS. Goods sold at the LOWEST possible prices, strictly for C«rfb A. ..A i * B. A. WISE, August 2S-2w . Cherry Street. Taylor Cotton Grin. THE BEST IN MARKET. f I MANUFACTURED BY W. O. CLEMONS, BROWN A CO., COLUMBUS, GA. A full stock on hand, and for sale at manufacturers prices by their sole Agents in MACON - , . WRIOL.EY & KNOTT. Illustrated catalogues furnished by us on application. Send for ore. jj|||| j illn/ji lii GIN BANDS AND GEARING. * A good assortment, and at LOW RATES, for sale by WRIGLEY & KNOTT. IRON TIES AND BANDS. We are prepared to famish to Planters all tbe different kinds offered here, and at as low rates a9 they can be purchased from any other House. Baniples on exhibition of ail kinds offered in Macon. Give us a call and decide for yourself as to the merits of each. August 22-til-septl9d—w6t READING FOR EVERYBODY! HAVENS&HbROWN’S BOOK STORE AND NEWS DEPOT, 91... CHERRY STREET. MACON, GA 91 WE would call the attention of our patrons to our list of NEWSPAPERR and MAGAZINEB, tnd he must be hard to please, indeed, who will not find amoDg them something to read. Our business consists in supplying and ordering just such Papers and Magazines as they may take a liking to aad wish to try. We re ceive Papers by mail everyday. We procure back numbers of Magazines and Rooks without extra charge and order anv American Book or Novej at publishers’ prices. the following Newspapers and Magazines we receive by every mail, as they are published, and keep for sale on our counter by the single copy or in quantities. Ladies and others who cannot come down town, can write ue name of the Magazine or Newspaper which they wish on a slip of paper, and send with the monej; and egend upon getting what they want, if we have it. DAILY PAPERS. New York Herald. New York Times. New York Tribune. New York World. New York Evening- (Janette. New York Slants Zeitung. Louisville Courier and Journal. Macon Telegraph. Macon Journal and Messenger. American Union. Albion. American Artisan. American Army and Navy Journal, Boston Pilot [Catholic ] Clipper, New York, [Sporting.] Criminal Zeitung. Courier des Etats Unis. Dispatch, New York. Day Book. Eve. y Saturday. Frank Leslie’s Illustrated Newspaper. Frank Leslie's Zeitung [German]. Frank Leslie’s Chimney Cp.ner. Frank Leslie’s Boys’ and Girls Weekly. Freetnanls Journal. French Messenger. Flag of Our Union. Home Jotirna J Irish Rep Jbtic. Illustrated Police News. Irish People. Irish American. Literary Companion. Literary Album. L’Eco d’ltalia. Metropolitan Record. New York Led car. New Yo k Weekly. New York Mercury. New York Weekly Herald. New York Weekly Time*. New York Weekly Tribune. New York Weekly World. New York Leader. New Yoik Tablet. New York Romancist. National Police Gazette. ] fation. Oliver Optic. ] brand Table, iicientific American. Slasts Zeitnng. Sunday Mercury. t J, Sunday Times. Shipping and Commereir' List. Wilkes’Spirit of the Timea [Sporting]. Waverly Magazine. MONTHLIES. tlantic Monthly. _ Appleton a Railroad Guide. American Tables. American Miscellany. Arthur's Home Magazine. Ballon’s Dollar Monthly. Handle Monthly. . Blackwood’s [Repnnt]. EVERY DESCRIPTION OF STATIONERY. j ane9-tues*stmtf Select School for Boys. ted. No place secured until paid tor. mere are o tra chargee. WRIGLEY A KNOTT. Boston Ten Cent. Novelettes. Comic Monthly.' > Catholic World. Dinsworth’s Ratfroad Guide. Deoiorest’s Young America. Deßow’s Review. Demorest’s Illustrated Monthly, and Mad. Demorest’s Mirror of Fashion. Eclectic Magazine. Everv Saturday. Monthly Parts. Frank Leslie’s Pleasant Hours. Frank Leslie’s Ladi, Magazine. Frank Leslie’s Budget of Fun WsdUa3l» ,2QA3H 1 Hunt’s Merehants’ Magazine. Harper’s Magazine. Jolly Joker- Ladies’Friend. » Land We Love. V AV*\V \VA *t V Le Bon Ton. Monthly Novelette. * M ° nt^ New York Magazine, Monthly Parts. Our Young Folks. ; , f . Old Guard. l.i > ; 5 ,' - Phrenological Journal. Peterson’s Magazine. Phunny Pbellow Richmond Eclectic. Seott’a Monthly. Yankee Notions. GE W N N i^|PAPERS. New York De ® eitun & and weekly. New York Criminal Zeitung. SPANISH NEWSPA ’ •'•R Ma Cronica. ITALIAN NEWSPAPER. Ecco d’ Italia. b. f“L° th r P ai>er in a foreign language furnished to girder when poasible. QUARTERLY, SEMI-YEARLY, AND YEARLY. London Quarterly Review—reprint Edinburgh Quarterly Review—reprint, hmrth British Quarterly Review—reprint. Q Uarterl ? Review—reprint Mr * Nick No* HolidayoPictonal. And all tbb vkrfoua ‘imds of Religious, Comic, Agricoltaral, and other NACS, at the en of the year. Beadle’s and Monro’s DIME PUBLICATIONS Dime NOVELS, SONG-BOOKS, Etc., issued semi-monthly. Partnership Notice. Mr. THOMAS J. FLINT has this day admitted MB. WM. L. -TAJIK, into Partnership jn his baslaee*, which will be continued under the fitm name of T. J. FLINT A Cos. Augl2-dlw-w4t DIRECT IMPORTATION CHINA CROCKERY, GLASS WARE, ETC., REMOVED FROM 80 MULBERRY STREET TO 70 - Second Street - 70 OVER DeLOACHE'S CARRIAGE REPOSITORY. JO AN ALREADY LARGE AND VARIED STOCK WE ARE NOW ADDING MANY NEW AT TRACTIONS, a few of which, only, it Is deemed necessary to mention, vis: TRAVELLING and LUNCH BASKETS, CLOTHING and MARKET BASKETS, GLASS SHADES—round, oval and square, BOHEMIAN BOTTLES and DECANTERS, BOHEMIAN TUMBLERS and MUGS, OUR STOCK OF Fruit Jars, Water Coolers, Japanned Chamber Sets, Tea Trays, Waiters, Tubs, Buckets, Lamps, Ac., is Complete. KEROSEN e oil, always on hand BEST QUALITY. August s-ts. THOS* J. FLINT Sc CO. rp PARKER S WRITES, FOR 30 DAYS, Ti CLOSE Oil SUB Ends. Fine Figured MUSLINS' LESS THAN NEW YORK COST. Fine Linen LAWNS, . LESS THAN NEW YORK COST. Gents LINEN GOODS, LESS THAN NEW YORK COST. CONSTANTLY RECEIVING NEW GOODS AT 41 TRIANGULAR BLOCK. August 3,1867 —ts INDIAN SPRINGS! ELDER HOUSE. m ' 1 * TERMS OF BOARD: PER DAY $ 2 00 | PER WEEK..... $ 12 00 PER MONTH, $35 00. A Splendid 14 Passenger Coach, Running to and from Forsyth, daily, connected with this House. The proprietor will make it a pleasure to those who favor him with their co pany, having everything necessary for their comfort, and SUPPLYING e HIB Table with the Best the Country Affords. As will be seen his charges are lower than any other. House, while his acoommn dations are equal. FOR INVALIDS, or those afflicted with the usual complaints of our climate The Indian Spring Water Possesses Unsurpassed VIRTUES. It acts like a charm upon all Bilious Disorders, removes Jtfclfgeetion cut** n pepsia and Headache, and for diseases of the Liver and Kidneys Is a weclfin z!* 1 ' tious of the skin are benefitted by it, AND THE WHOLE Its main ingredients are SULPHUR, IRON, and MAGNESIA, in best suited to the human system. / .1. . * Proportion* THE MEDICAL FRATERNITY Unite in ascribing wonderfnl curative properties to this water, and the ob»erv«»« many years convince me that it is very beneficial in ALL DISEASES rvtvrxGwl INCIDENT TO OUR CLIMATE. „ LUMMONLY Doff* Resident Physicians of ability are prepared to render anv aerviom, Daily Mall arrives at the Springs, and Daily papers taken at the Elder E?' july2-tf J. JOHNSTON, GEO. a OBEAR. REMOVAL. AlfE have REMOVED to the new and elegant Iron-Front Store, corner of Mnihem ... , a W streets, adjoining the old stand occupied by us for over thirty yearn, where k an ELEGANT and NEW Stock of wnere we have opened with WATCHES, CLOCKS, JEWELRY, Musical Instruments, Cutlery, SILVER WARE, all of which we will sell at the LOWEST RATES. A cull from old and new friends la invitaH i« examination of our HtocX, with an assurance that we will use our best endeavors to *° *" 49- Watches, Clocks, and Jewetry repaired in the best manner, at abort notice. arnTwarrmnled *• JOHirsTOH * co. WHEELER ft WILSON’S SEWING MACHINES. We are Agents for the above celebrated Fam 11 / Hew Ing Machines. may7-tllfeb22 B. J. JOHNSTON A 00., Mulberry street, Macon Ga BOHEMIAN LIQUOR SETS, GREEN MOSS-for artificial flowerm, WREATHS IMMORTELLES, PLAIN TABLE GLASS WARE, at compara tive Low Prices. Etc., etc., etc., etc., FANCY|GOOD3, Notions, etc.,