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We saw a turnip, the other chty, which
fit* * ~ f I n>te. Its circumference w.is 16)4 inches %pd
worthy of br L u product from seed sown in March, at Mr
Plantation near the city, l’lenty more ofthe
.i. r.a‘ itPU - v
, Tho Hon. Henry A. Wise, candidate
Yore A “ yjrginij, is growing desperate, at the
f t ,r t}t' rernor ’ , M of his defeat, at the coming elec-
h s commenced the nse of billings
, ;’ V s the Know Nothings of Virginia, are a
e%w- **CoHci* and Christies” set. Here in the
are called “midnight conspirators,” “Ab-
;!h -. the v .•]Jaiush*ckloa T ” “Atheists,” and “daik
e -dtors! Verily, the Anti-American party ,
l' llller s 1 ■ et, if they are to be judged by these !
r rilstiod refinement, which their leaders
have _
l -it Laal*-—A curiona sermon was
**’ ii llc lv at the Roman Catholic Church of the
■ eon at Mai.hattauville, X. Y., by Katner
>?*[* ‘ a s ’ 0!l 0 f ex-Chat.cellor Reuben Hyde W-l
----#°\t/tlra- Father Walworth is one of the
* jrt ‘ - ro iv recent order of the mis-
COnl • ~f the Latin church, whose members are al
’ i'v Scattered throughout the United States. The
f f his discourse was tlie location and tonnen- B
1 . He undertook to demonstrate that Hel! was
°‘ J in thc a siJe of this earth, commencing about j
5: “* „ m ;i eS from the surface, where granite be
-4
1 „, !t He also affirmed that heat was the pre
£ , /.tiaracteriftic of this abode of the damned,
dominant c . . , , ~ . 1
pirated the proposition by reference to the uni
-1 1;h temperature ot everything which had :
firllllV nip‘* *
’ ,1 us from that quarter of our globe.
reC' ieu „ j
ligioU’ Tolrratiosi.—The sentiments ;
following Letter fumi the “ Father of his cotin- i
• e “General Committee of the United Raptist ,
■ f Virniiia,” soon after tin* adjournment of
(’iiurcries n
■ ration which framed tin* Constitution of the f
♦‘■f ( on,
: g wtt , fs 4r e such as must meet the approval of;
e „rr rigl , t- ,,, i ,1<k ‘ , l citizen:
’ ‘ If I could h ive entertained the slight- |
’ ~iehe ,i'i tb it the Constitution framed by the ,
‘vrr-itinu where I had the honor to pr eside, might
,’t endanger the religions rights of any ecelesias- j
r ‘ .’ >c i e tr, rertaiidv I would never have placed mv :
‘ .[l it; and if I could not conceive that tlie j
* ’ (j ,v,.niine!it might even be so administered as 1
’ ler the liberty of conscience insecure, I beg you
‘ ‘ , , .psualdd that 110 one would be more zealous
. .if to establish effectual barriers against the ‘
, ; of spiritual tyranny, and every species of rrlt
persecution. For you doubtless remember I
h often expressed my sentinie.nts that any man
o.ducting himself as a good cit'zen, and being ac-
f ‘ w hle m Cold alone for his religious opinions, ought
protected in worshipping tlie Deity according u>
’ (dictatesof his own conscience.
Who Shall Govern?
s, York Express, after describing the alarming riots at
, nuiii where Irish ami Germau bulHe* have beaten ilowu
fr in r iti*?u at tlie b illot boxes, says in conclusion:
asviuni and dwelling place of thoasmds ami tens of
■lju.lx of these I :-ih and German*, who could find no ilwetl
.,'JCC ~r asyluia elsewhere, converted into a battle-field, on
, ~ They may insult, beat, shoot down, amt kill their bettefac
wr,l VVieit next!
- tV.-l). let us submit a little while longer. The nfficourim S
■ EirJe govern u*. a* .vet,—but, f'v fn.tlunrkt i* coining
X ne is at lu*l w!u ii the question w.H b e setUed, wiietlier
, - .-i is to be g.iverueil by Americans or by the rabble of the
e j World. Th -ur.i-. to that end, are as plain in the political
, the star* in tlie henvens. They are seen North,
* ■•!) K:t t and West, so plain that the blindest political bat may
see them, anil feel them. These foreign gentlemen must be
irst- to understand tha: Aim-rh-au cities ar- no theatre for
It rßtruof T. rror,on the Parisian or Tipperary plan. If
th v havek ,1 brought up at home under the government of the
b.n-.urtaiid the cannon, they must not attempt to govern by
1 hitproctiwhen*. T i.it attempt has been made by the Foreign
1 ~a..iig it-, the few years past,—anil they have so a de
f.-J-d. Bit ilu burthen is getting oppressive—the
tut i* tw) trying, —and we mean to throw off the one, and
br,-*k :h ether— fwe can, —as soon as possible.”
yiedkal IJi‘fi>riu-‘r. —No. 1, of the sth Volume of this
SMW-.1 Journal has coman need, under more favorable auepi
-- f upruvisl ‘yp igrapliy, than heretofore, and under anew
K: ta; Arrai *.an- nt. Prof. 1. N. Loomis, whose racy and
r -iitilf pen is well known to our readers, has associated with .
|> f t’ui-, in tlie E litorial management of the Reformer, and
l!: i win hrlirc tojhe work ttieir united and vigorous effort
I ike it equal to the best of its class in the country. In the
lumber before us therr is a great deal of interesting matter, ‘
w■ h i* valual.'le to the general prufe>son as xveH as to the
j hu>l of --Reform rs” wli.ise especial organ it is, for all the
? lib. With the sound qualifications and extensive experience
■“the Senior Kilimr, and tire cultivated taste of the Junior, the i
■K f rin r will il.atrvc a liberal support. Price $i per wiHiuni,
in advance. .
The Gr -at Rare at Yew Orleans. —The rare
wh :i ranir off mi Suturd iy last, at New Orleans, be/ween /.sr-
II 1 a:i I/. •■•iHAjiti resulted in favor of the former. Tune 7
m miles. 2.4 k, seconds. Mach interest is felt in the match race .
f r the 21st. in which GiHdsby’s A'abama horse, Brown Dick
the best three miles on the turf, runs with Lexington and Le
teatfte —four mile heats.
‘•Mate oY tlac Y ant; .**—We are indebted to the Pub
• • s. H Long A Pro. No. IXI Nassau St. New York, fora copy j
of ibis last work by Wlll. North. One of tlie critics says of this i
B". 1 —--Tlie Slave of the Lamp,” is intensely real. It is a ro- j
sw >of life. The midnight oil has wasted away, while many J
nthspirit has wasted with it. There is many a ?lave of the
Lamp in w living, who could tell a tale juat as earnest, just *1
fid of fcrliug, and of sorrow.”
Aaither says;—••A strange w>rd atnry —Genius in every
fnp -r. in every line. Intensify fuscinatinp, d-epiy though'-
fd. perfectly original in conception. It wll be read by every-
Ldy Frirc sl. Bound iu cloth.
THE GEORGIA CITIZEN.,
TpiIEOTH VOLmROF THIS JO* 11.NA1,,
Ihvotrd so Literature, Politics, Domestic Economy, Ueti- I
New-, ami lal'.'llid Htloniil Ain ori esiiwnx’*
r o nsnetd on the Ith of April. Terms jO. invariably in
Teu rop es to Clubs for S2O. The Citixen ii
Arif; class Family Newspaper—independent intone and char- j
ttl.r—pjoluned weekly in Macon, Ga. by
L. F. W. ANDREWS,
Editor nd Proprietor. j
* J Ri *ure in the 3 >a?h. with whom we exchange will please i
nort the abore one time and the favor w.il be reciprocated to i
‘'“"t en:, or :he o.tl will lie pa.d in Cash, oa presentation, as |
la *. T be prfetred.
M>-l *—if
-VI v?r<ihia:£ Rates.
tyror each square of teu line*, loft insertion, SI Os
“ •* *• e (dll )>al)se<|ueilt do. • t >' l
one ojntre of ten linos per month, #2 oo
“ •* “ “ 2 months, #4 s*’ I
“ “ “ “ 3 months, #fi Dti :
*?~W\r!y Adv’ts. 1 Kiptaro without” change, ll<> ttt’ ;
- “ “ able at pleasure, #l2 s*’
“ S “ (without chaii£‘,) #:'•"• **o 4
“ 3 M changeable, ♦.lO 00
ew Profes-dnual Cards uot exceeding 4 lines, per
, s il'Uitt #fi OO i
sr* ‘r ifsK>;ial C irds not exceeding 6 lint s, per
MARRIED,
, Ttrsdsy evening, DVh int. at the residence of Daniel
*"• I - ', It JimH N. BcChnme, F.q. Win. S. Reynolds, of the
’ ,r nr S.or .*, and Mi Surah 11. Fori, all of Colur..bu.
K 1 IT, Ala. on tiie 34 lost, by the Rev.J*Kb Itiee Bowman, i
lirreri, IT. S. A. ami M's. Rebecca J. Pickens, youngest ,
o! vojrhter of the late Col. Joseph Pickens.
fin morning of the Ist int. by Wm. Seymore, E<|. Mr. Jno. !
’ n, of Dover, Ga. and Miss Martha V. Kelly, of Ran- j
o!ph county.
Council s)rijcefiii!t!]s.
COOSSIL CIIAHDCR, APRIL 17, 1855.
REGULAR MEETING.
Tr M ens_ B F ROSS. Ml TO*.
n “bite. Wdhford. Ayre,l> indy and Adams.
_2-rnt - vid. Joust, Cly‘ei. and North.
™' nmr * of the last meeting sr re read and confirmed.
y ,,r ’ Keep t rep irted tolls for the week. $72 30.
fees for she week, $7. 1
u “ r : a “ * Goiun ties reported iti faror of the following ac. ,
• winch w, re ordered paid, via:
>j . “'% amount #ll7 ; Inferior Court of fijbb County, $67,-
Ti, f ! wer * I’ :l **ed.
sv ■ r accounts were received and referred to the Fi- i
li, u- e > v ‘* : Ja*. B. Ayres, J. L. Jotust A Cos. and E. ,
’ mights. j
1.. VJJ ’ V nun'tee on Gas beg leave to report, that they have
’ rr-t™ to a nnnitier of obstructions to the .
- the Public Lamps, and from their own observation they ;
e complaints well grounded, They would therefore re- I
• 1” ’! lat the Marshall he instructed to notify all persons !
r i ,ii w,Mn l’ or Posts in any wa v obstruct the light from the
i,. a tops, to have the same remover! within five days, and if
I*< J ""that he cause the uinir to be done at the ex
-01 *uch owner, . w. S. WILLIFORD,
Ti, e rennrt A. J. WHITE.
Tv , p rt .adopted.
Pc ■ „,°of r '. n iri ‘ Department to wlmrn was referred the
’ /I Collins and others prayhig Council to construct
I" : '-ern at the intersection of New and Mulberry Str’ts.
t r, P nr t that they have conferred with some of the
waru. .K ,an< * them willing to subscribe the sum of #IOO
“ f the (_■ ,. l . e “ : ' rae - as this sum will not pay one fosrtli of the cost
>o th. ‘ . r, ‘ - v '°'* r Committoe foci comiie'lert to report adverse-
W,lmn - GEO. W. ADAMS,
JAS. R AYRES,
The rennn W. S. WILLIFORD.
0# J22* WM
AW. White,
Rs r - la ,"; ‘•“at the hour for ringing ihe Market bell, by the
ot brrri, ‘ <-llHn fted to 10 o’clock P. M. from this date, until
Ald.M^ r i a - ‘W"*'W. r
V r b *is passed F * d following Preamble and Resolution,
f ”' J> of ti|p R,| ad and Hanking Company are desi-
Work on tioth side# of the river,
v ‘ lrr ang t ~u- ’ Committee on Streets he empowered
P Ald. Ayr,^,
*; H *■> t p ih!ic be a^or.
/ a ‘MHiu as * Bd “tme tuiitaV*
A, 'e ‘ Jaarn cd to Tuesday nsr* at S ..Vlnrk,*’ M
„ . A R freeman, c. •.
Joyor Docker the wet to date.
I Mayor and Council, 1
vs. V
j John Malsby, j drunkenness fine, 16.00.
Patrick Cronnin, do. •* fg,(H).
special Hatiffs.
WOftMS.
|3F“As this is the season ofthe year when worms are most
; formidable among Children, tlie proprietors of M’Lane’a Yermi i
fnge beg leave to call the attention of parent* to its virtues for
the expelling of thesg annoying, and often fatal enemies of cliild
rerv It Was iuvt iiteil by a pl.ysician of great experience iu Vir
ginia, who, after having used it for several years in In.\ own
practice, and found its success so universal, was induced at last
I to offer it to the public as a cheap, but certain and excellent {
i medicine. It has since become justly popular throughout the
| United States, as tlie most etH.-ient Vermifuge ever known, and
; the demand has been steadily on the increase since its first in
troduction to the public.
Purchasers will be careful to ask for ©e. M?;J,anc’s
Celebrated VermifagfO. and take none else, ‘ah Other
Vermifuges, in comparison, are worthless. Dr. McLane’s genu
ine Vermifuge, al.v his Celebrated Liver l'ills, can now be had
at aJi the respectable Drug Stores in tlie United State* and Can- I
ada.
SrANHOPeBQBLL'!GH.-A FEW MOUK
Copies of this thrilling Historical Novel yet 011 hand and for
sale at the (hlioe of tlie Georgia Cititen. Price sl. Every
“Amerieau” should hare a copy,
aprl-i—tf .
R AVFIiI .—l'ifE ONS- V CII AXPE THAT .
will ever offer to obtain the most b autiful Harness iu the
| world for only
- To be Raffled, Hatch’s Premium Coa’ h and lluggy Harness,
j Gold and silver mounted and beautifully ornamented with Per- ]
cupine'pii*l, acknowledged by :lie b -t judge* North and South
to be superior to any thing of the kind now iu the United States. !
i Gentlemen in the country wishing to subscribe, wRI ensure ohx
Chance by forwarding ♦•1.
No Chance will be considered taken unless it is paid for at the
time of subscribing. Notice will be given when the Raffle
comes off. The Tw o Setts are put up at SPJ .|> —24 1 Chances at
$5 a Chance. The highest throw takes the Coach, the lowest
throw the Buggy llarueas. A. H ATCH, Augusta. Ga.
I aprtfl—2t
CIIII XTRY IIF.SISKACEN I fOUXTHV
—Splendid farms and building lota on the line \
\ of the Long Islam) Railroad, farms well calculated fw profitable {
j gardening and fanning purposes froth lil and upward* per
; acre ; also 1 ‘lO farms and sihj building lots lot) feet square, equal
j to 4 city lots, will be divided among &M) subscribers in a few
: days. Each subscriber for only sl6 payable in instalments, will
receive a warrantee deed for a farm of from 2 lo J) acres, or 4
’ building lots 54 by 1 Off feet. Apply immediately to i tmw.
AVooii. 2i'S Broadway, where maps arul pamphlets can hhad
| gratis, or to - A. R. M’LAfGHUN.
aprl4—tf Macao, Ga.
CUIIH KKOX XSHV YORK CAN ALWAYS j
7be obtained at tlie Manufacturer's Bank of Macon,
j aprl4—tf
Prsit c 1 aissKT wcwssi.id-swwnrs.:’ aijixuvrrwaiaMiASgaaa
ttcio JlbDcrtiscmfntfi.
TO TH33 PUBLIC. I
IN the la 4 number oT the Journal A Messenger’ a p iper pub ’
fished in Macon, Ga. appears an article headed “Mail Irregular
ities,” in width great iigustice is done me as Post Master at Fort :
I Valley.
The Editor says :—“ln passing down the South Western Kail I
Road a few days ago, on Monday mornii.g, we called at-the Post
Olfi :e at Kt. Valley, through which our*Knoxville package pass- 1
es. and found it ly.ng there snug and dry—having been received
at that office on 1h? Wsdnftdsiy morning pretiou* to our ti- 1
•of. We have no doubt that all the irregularities iu the recep
tlon of oar paper at Knoxville, are justly chargeable to the care- 1
le<sne*s of the Post Master at Ft: Valley ; but a* he lias very re
j centTy appointed an intelligent assistant to take charge of the
offi -e, we hope and beliyve that in future, we shall liave no com- I
plaints to make of its management.”
T!ie -Journal A Messenger is due at this oftt e on Wedn'jd-fy
morning, but the packages often go hy iu the mails to America*
or some other office South or West of Ft. Valley, and return or
arrive here on Thursday or Friday. Now, the Hack which car- i
ries the K mxv.lle Mail leaves Ft. Valley on Moud iys, WeJnes- ;
days and Fridays at il o’clock, a. m. and (he mail from Ameri- t
cus arrives here at 5$ minutes after 9a. m. every day. Con.se j
q tently, all packages of newspapers which are missent to Atner
icuaoji Wednesday and return to This office on Friday, cannot
go to Knoxville until Monday.
jDn tiie occasion referred to in the above article the Senior Ed- !
itor of tiie -Journal A Messenger’ “called” a* lit; states, at this j
offi-e, and was distinctly informed hy the Post Master in Fort
Talley, why his “Knoxville package was found here lying snug i
and dry,” and in stating furtlicr that it had been received at !
this office “on the Wednesday morning tirevioas to his visit” lie j
itoli 1 a statement which be had every reason to believe to 1
be untrue.
Witlio a the fear of successful contradiction. I assert the im
plied charge of mismanagement by my late assistant to be en- ;
tirdy false—a nt ire edi • eat. coup tenc. or attentive Post Office j
Clerk cannot be found in any office iu the State.
I). N. AUSTIN, P. M.
Fort Valley, April 21—It ‘
I A FOX. ARTIST IX LETTEBREOTY-
Apiug. may be found at the
RED3IN3 HOUSE.
and iring the day ot Saturday, prepared to give Lesson* in his b<-au
ti/ul Art, on the most reasonable terms.
The jmblk- arn very respectfully invited to call and examine
specimens.
N. It. —A young man out of badness can find an opportunity
rarely offered to go into a genteel and profitable business,
aprgl—L*
B JAUt.Sk4i.~A PEWtifiXTLSnKNCAN
uc accomodated, with or witiiout lodging. Apply at the
residence of Milt*. J. I*. K\ A\S,
j apr2l—lt Opposite tin- P. eshyteriart Church.
• *
By Authority 0/ tho Stuff <•/ tieorg'oi.
FORT tVI’iES AiAiiEUk LOTESIY.
THE. sutiscrib r having accepted from the Commissioners j
the Agency and Management of the “Fort Gaines Academy Lot- (
1 tefiy,” ha, esialiiislied the principal Oili-'e at A lauta. Ga. and ;
intend* conducting the Lottery on the same plan as that of the
> “Southern Military A -ademy Lottery,” of Alabama.
GRAND SCHEME FOR MAY.
Cl.-* SS 1.
To be drawn May 24/A, IV>5, in the < ‘tty 0/ Atlanta, Gfortyui,
u.'tm prief* amounting to
Will be distributed according to tlie following Magnificent
j Scheme!
And rcii**!lll -r every Prixe is drawn at each Drawing,
and paid when due u if ticut discount.
I Prise of sls,ih*i | 1 Pr'xe of $1,600
1 Prise of j 1 Prute of..* 1,1 off
1 Prize of 4.UOU 5 Priz's of _ s,hot!
1 Prize of 3, H!0 Iff Prizes 0f...... ‘ S,JSO
I Prize of 2,000
j 5 1 Priz es in ail amounting to
ONLY TEN THOUSAND NUMBERS!!
Ttckeli $ 10- rntvs 45~t}itartrr#$2 80.
SAM’L. SWAN, Agent and Manager,
Montgomery, Aia.
april—lm
1 ’KTEW uoo r . % vIX I ■ >.— .O. 8y COT*
toil Avenue, opposite Washington Hall, Slaeon, Ga.
AT THE SIGN OF THE BIG BOOT.
THE subscriber* would return \xr%f\
EW'’ their thanks for the Very liberal
I patrouuge extended to them,
and would most respectfully so
licit a continuance of the same. We hav £ now iu store a large
assortment of kxo.uts* und l*lzt*4‘-‘ mostly of our own man
ufacture, to which weekly a ‘itions will be made, of all the dif
ferent style* and patterns u*-. ally called for in a Shoe Store, and
would invite those wishing to purchase, to call and examine
our Stork, a> we are prepared to sell as low as any house in the
; city or State. MIX 4 KIKTLAND.
t apr2l— it
C* TONE WOrNTAIN GR INITE ITO.TIPA
—The under, gued have rcceut'y formed a copartner
ship in the business of
GRANITE CUTTING,
and are prepared to furnish every description of Granite, at
i short notice. As the mountain is owned by one of tire firm, we
are thus enable ! to supply purchasers at lower rates than have
: ever before been offered the public. Order* respectfully solici
! ted an®prompt attention given. Address
DENT A RANKIN,
W. B. W. I)kvr, 1 • Stone Mountain, Ga.
Jon* ft. KiSklX. 1
! aprjl—4nt ■
i w,n:ms s likely xsr.no um vfi
aliou* 30 v.-ars olil—a valuable House servant, god Cook,
Washer and iVimer. For tenus apply to my father in Macon,
or to ms at 11 waiiwviUe. WARREN D. XVOOD.
a[>rjl—if
KIXW I iliii’.s SAljirl. M THE I> r
ujr ne-.il ty in June neat, w ill be sold before the Court House
Jour in A n-ricus, One Hundred Acres of Lund, being one half
: of Lot 241. ill the 16:h District of originally Lee, now Sumpter
\ county. Ijelnoging the estate of Kelly Glover, deceased. Bold
for the benefit of the*heirs. Terms P i-lt.
JNO. GLOVER, Executor.
j aprJl—tils, _
? TTT WllWtll 11, Sk N I V IIS A FHKS,
a5. Ist received at the Chian aA& Store, Tri
i angular Block, 2-1 Street, by U. P. McKl OY,
’f vrr;r: lotof t.vsfa—roFFEE cvps,
! received at the China aad Crockcpy Store, Tri
angular li.ov*k, 21 Street, by U. I*. McE\OY.
CMt.IiM/iS r TRIERS, AM) or ME II
JTGlassware,just received at the China “Xtld Crockccy
| Store, Triangular Btock, 3d Street, by 11. 1“. MtSYin.
1 r OOK!>G (.LASSES AMI IV AlTiittS; Bl>
Ia Aside* a large assorttnent ctf White Granite amrCuramon
i Ware, and every other article usually kept in a similar estab
] lishment. The Ladies are eapeoiaWy invited to call and exam
ine liis assortment, before purebaaing elsewhere. .
R. P. McEYOY.
\TOTK F. THE i XIMJHSIG.VED STA\-
ing associated with him in business his Sot), Thus. K. Gamp
boil, the hus'iiees will hereafter be conducted uteler the name
and style of C. Campbell 4 Son, at the old stand, corner of Mul
j berry and 2d Streets, ('HAS. CAMPBELL.
I Cl PG.t R. rOITf’ E, 1 V tK A 1C KEEN
, A B and 0 Sugar; I2bh's. Stuart’s ('ni-hfd Sugar;
112 hhds. St. Croix and P. U. Sugar; 7tl Digs Rio and JavaCof
| fee; 3>J boxes Adamantine Candles; lu boxes Sperm Candles,
! with a large assortment of Groceries, fur sale by
Cl I AS. CAMPBELL A
j CfIVOES. It!. 4XKFT.S A'.O ItIIKSKI V
tetlr Ru-wtt Rrog ins. Geo. manufacture ; l'**’ Duffil U-4
i lt’ankets - 25J0 vds. heavy Kerseys ; fi ssi yds. Osnalmrgs, for
. ‘ OHAS. CAMPBELL A SON.
wxj Ol H.
-1 mufine Flour; 5> Sacks Family Flour; 1.1 bids. Hiram
j Smith and Extra Canal Flour, jost received and for sale by
| C. CAMPBELL A SOX.
BAEONf. TEV THOI SAX?) C.HN. CLEAB
Bacon Sides i *.OOO Uy. Georgia and Tennemmt Hams for
j sale by 0. CAMPBELL A SON.
HHAXDIES, HOLLAND *>IX A WINES.-
\ HMBociment (always in of Fino French Bran
dies, Hollaud Gin, Madeira and Port wines, for sale by
HF.O. T. KOGF.RS _
mi ACKI .rC RL.-ON E II I XKE I) A N l
Twenty Packages No. 1, 2 and 3 Markervh iu Kite, Qtutr
ter, llaif and Whole lihJs, hut received and for sale by
GEO. T. RUG RUB A SON.
fAEATUEWL-ONE THOIMXB I.KN.
JT Lest Teaneaaee Fvatliets, just received and for sale by
GEO. T. ROGERS A SON-
H\\. HAY.—EI FT ¥ RACES
see Hav. just received and for sale bv
ALLEN & DUNLAP.
HI! ON. It A < O> . oN E lit NI)It El
Tpo,j..T,,t lbs. Tennessee Bucon, just received and for sale
; by ~ ALLEN A DUNPAP.
! IIXTRA FAMILY FLOI It.-TLN THOI>
■ A-ati.l lbs. Juki received and for sale by ,
Aid.F.N A DUNLAP.
\TINEG§B.- TWENTY RHLS. FIBER A
White Wine Vinegar, just received and for snkt by
ALLEN A DUNLAP.
twrth* FRENCH MUSLINS A LANINS,
eJX “just receive®. WINBHIP, ROS3 A DRO.
apr7-rtf _
v I nek tahi.i; A) am asks-lisln
1 JLiSheetings— TowelHnas &e. jut received by
AVINSHIP, ROSS ii
I apr7—tf
r mix II2TK AND UAXIM IIE-
K/ n. in Tea hod Dinner Setts, at price* from $3 to sls ’, just
received at the China and Crockery S~orc. Trial
Block, 2d rtjrb by J H. P. McEVOY.
CJILVCK PLAYED CASTORS AND I-’lt! ST’
Baskets, just received at the China and Crockerv
Store, Triangular Block, 2d Street, by I!. P. McEVOY.
€1 ‘I A VDALIEKSI'OK FIT ID, SI IS'AiH 1,3
/for Halls and Churches, just received at the China and
Crockery store, Triangular Block, 2d Street, by
_ It P. McEVOY.
tIINK FI KMTt KB.
Fine Parlor Setts, Rose
Wood, Mahogany and Georgia aSB
Walnut Furniture.
Secretavk-s and Book Cases, HH9
Desks anil Book Cases.
Bureaus of Rose Wood. Mahog
any and Walnut.
Fofas, Tete-a-Tetes, Dtviuis. So- ‘•
ciables, Ottomans in liair Cloth,
Arm. Rocking, Nurse, Sewing,
Parlor. Uedrooin, Dining, H;or
Cloih. Plash, Urocatel, Cane, f
Bottom, and every kir.:l of
known to tlie trade.
liedkleatl*. Rose Wood, ui-——
Walnut. Maple, Mahogany, Beach,Gum, 4c.: High, Low. French
and Cottage.
Wad robes of R>.*•? Wood, Mahog ury, Walnut and Pine.
Safe# of all PatWma. •
-;,a s*ll*!*.—Mahogany. Walnut, Chm-rv, Pine, Extension,
FuUmg Leaf, Square, Round,
Mattresses of II sir Cotton, Moss and Patent Fpring.
Feather Beds, P,liars and Bolster*.
line M rmr*. coaitnou Looking Glasses. Looking Glass Plates,
Pi -’iire Glass.
Window Shades and Pine Cornice*.
Backet*. Tubs, Dipper*, Brooms, Brush Brooms, Feather Dust
ers, Foot Mats. 4 -. for s i!c on the most reasonable terms.
Lumber taken in exchange, or Lumber made up in the most
fashionable styles of Furniture to order.
W e have one of theiargest Stocks of Fine Furniture hi
the Slate, and are constantly manufacturing and wish to sell
Call and see us. T. 4 G. WOOD,
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r r . FARE REDUCED.
- % PASSAGE TO
XEYV YORK 120.
:s 3EI2VE X - X\7-23 3D is: 3L. TT
UNITED STATES MAIL LINE.
r*v'n: .m;\v a spleauiu mul wheel
1 **'P x *sit 1 vs:
KNOXVILLE, 1.5 ill tmis, C.irT. C. I). LmLOW,
AUGUSTA, 1,500 tons, Capt. Thomas Lyox,
FLORIDA, _ 1,3 H) tons, Capt. M. S. WootiHtu.,
ALABAMA, 1,300 tons, Capt. G. K. SchknciC,
W ill leave Savannah every Wednesday and Saturday al follows;
Augusta Saturday, do 14th, do
Alabama, Wednesday, , do ISrh, do
Knoxville,... Saturday do 21st, do
Florida, Wednesday do 25th, do I
Augusta, Saturday,. * do 23th, do
Wednesday, May 2d, do
Knoxvltte, Saturday, do sth, do
Florida, Wednesday, do Dili, do
Augusta,, Saturday, do 12th, do
Alabama Wednesday, do 10th, do
Knoxville, Saturday, do llHli, do
Florida, Wednesday, do 2ffd, do
Augusta, Saturday, do 2<ith, do
Alabama Wednesday, do B(>th, do
Knoxville, Saturday, Inne 2d, do
Florida, Wednesday, do Gtli, do
Augusta, Saturday, do 9th, do
Alabama,... Wednesday, do 13th, da
Knoxville, Saturday, do liith, do
Florida, Wen dead ay, do 2oth, do
Aug ista, Saturday do “23d, do
Alabama, Wednesday,..’ do 27th, do
Knoxville, Saturday, do 80th, do
These sldp* are among the largest on the coast, unsurpassed
in sp -t-d, safety or comfort, making their passages in fifty to six
ty hours, and are commanded by skillful, careful and pdlite offi
cers. Having elegant state-room accommodations, they offer a
most desirable conveyance to New Y’ork.
Cabin Passage, S2O
Steerage do 8
Agents: PADLKFOKD. FAY & CO., Savannah.
SAM’L. L. MITCH ILL, 13 Broadway,
•pi I —ts New York.
Ufew Ywk Type t'oundry,
03 :uul6s llcvkniiin Ntronf*
TNT JH ~SJ*O r ‘ST O XX TJZ. .
The oldest and most complete FritltCTS Ware IIOUSC
ih the United States.
■SH-AVINfJ AFYVAYN \ HAM) A STOCK
9 iunequaled in quantity and variety, off ring superior ad
vantages in the selection of New Styles not to be met withnl any
other Type Foundry, with every facility for filling the orders of
the most extensive Printing Ksiablisluneuts in tlie country witii
out any delay—retaining the services of the longest experienced
and most accomplished artists in our line, in getting up new va
rieties, we can present inducements not to be met with else
wltere in stocking anew concern, or embellishing an old one.
Type, Border, Ornaments, Brass and Metal, Rule, Presses,
Chases, Cases, Galleys, Ink, 4-., with every article required In
a N w-pap r, Book or Job Office.
H aving secured that point of superiority in the material used,
which admits of no competition, for the satisfaction of those who
have not heretofore purchased of us, we make a general refer
ence to every office where our Type is in use.
We shall be pleased to send specimen sheets, Rooks and price
lists to all who may request them, and fill orders with accuracy
and dispatch on the most liberal terms.
WHITE & CO. New York.
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AJ *<l N. iffiidS, Kins, SHAFTS A Mk*
ij veil Spring Bar* for sale by E. 11. WKRD.
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4~4 *•! O. BORERS A, NAN, HAYELN
4|T('i:ore and are every day receiving from the North and
West a general assortment of
Groceries
A N I> P it O V I N I OIX S .
Ths following is a part of their Stock which they offer to the
trade it low prices:
65 lihds. lia.on. Side*. Ham* and Shoulders,
25 Vo!*. Choice Leaf Lml; 5 hlf. biffs Northern IVg Pork.
2 ) boxes English Dairy Cheese; 6* Smoked Tongues,
It) kegs C it Nails; 125 hhls. Ohirifi-d Sugar, all grades,
2 1 bbl*. Crushed and Powdered Sugar; 4ffsgcks Rio Coffee,
3 I pa diets Java C'olT-e ; and 1 packages M icVerei, 1, 2 and 3,
10 sacks Prime Feathers; 3 )U do. Tcnnesse Flour,
5 ) boxes Extra Lemon Syrup;
75 do. Sperm and A |-:m int.ue Candles,
3 l do. Smith’* Candy ; 2 > do. Pickle*, assorted siz's,
2 ) do. Kingsforil’s Pearl. Starch ; ltd do. Glasses, ail sizes,
2 ) do. Flasks ail * * ■*: 4 1 do. Toliaeco, all grades,
.35 do. Raisins; 60 do. M itches; 2 J do. 0 Hi* Porter 4 Ale,
and a general assortment of I, q tors.
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‘4|f * Uit LAI WORK 0. All rOFY3,(4Nf A
LT-3. Manufacturer of and D -afer in Foreign and Do-. 11 - V*/
niestic Ma.We, njffnmonts, Tomb-stotics, tiiS,
HfSaTtlss. Faritnrs SlaNs. *tc. bus removed ‘
his Marbie Works from Cott.rn Avenue, to the cornrf
3d and Plumb Street, a short distance South of llardc
man 4 Sparks’ Warehouse.
xt n ‘•!a r* .\>:o FiiCiTi kept co.xstAxt*
. X D iv on hand at Townsend’s New Store on Cherry Street.—
ALo a gooil and fresh supply of Leaf Lard, just received and
for sale by T. J. TOWNSEN Iff _
Li?TO)ts, si'GAu am (om;i; fob
sale at Cheap rate*, ut TOWNSEND’S
New Store on Cherry Street.
Jl. DIcELROY A ., MiNI FUTI *
Vi/ •rer’s of every description of Ccppsr, Tia aad
Shcat Iyaa Ware. Macon, Ga.
They Kll keep on hand at all times a general variety •
<>f Cv.k x.ff, Parlor and Stx ,i>tov33. of the
latest anil must improved pattern*. We have on limrl pa* 1 *
a number of various kinds, among which will be found V-iek.
theji-.stlV celebrated Iron Witch. Likewise a good assort
ment of Brittania and .l.ipan Lamp Ware, Lamps, and various
other Hsu -sc Furniahing- articles, all of which will be sold
at reasonable prices.
N. 13. All bill* considered due when presented, unless by
oopeeia! agreement otherwise.
f i AIUIFiL Sc me I NNI'IFI, D, Columbus, Ga., beg
’4 JCleave to inform the merchants of
Macon, that they have entered into JJL
bond of |li>, l)oo with the Railroad Cos’. Ml,
m iiiTcrcst, t-i transport all through T . |f —/ jff • Iy>
freight from the Depot at Opelika, Ala., _ .“i
lo tlie Coluiobus Depot, at tlie following rates :
One Dollar per ton of 2,iKKI lbs. or five cents per hundred, and
oqe cent per cubic foot on measurement goods. As their con
tract e-Vis for the transportation of goods by the Car load, and
within 21 hours after arrival, under heavy penalties, and as tlie
pre/erfutre i* given by the Railroad Companies to through
freight over local or that which is made local, by passing Into
i other hands, at Columbus, it will be the manifest interest of ship
| per* to patronize our Hue of transportation.
Columbus, April 7—lm*
futi'.ff ARRIVALS OF SETT GOOD&-
j|The Subscribers announce to thetr friend* and the public,
that they are dally receiving a large Stock of Fanry and
Staple >ry ttootlN* purchased mostly by the case at the
lowest New York auction prices. As they purchase for the
wholesale a* well a* the retail trade, they buy in large quantities
• and at remarkably low rates. Their Stock when complete will
be the largest ever offered in the city. They wil! receive new
goods by every Steamer, purchased by their Agent in New York,
i They invite prompt and responsible parties to open accounts
with them nu the usual time, t ttNli* buyers will find it to their
! interest to examine tlieir stock and prices before making their
purchases. Their object is to build up a large wholesale ami re
tail trade by selling at uniformly low price*.
XVINSHIP, ROSE 4 BRO.
I {JfifAt the old stand of Win*hip 4 Son, Cotton Av.
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BROKE .TATI., on Monday night lari, p’x prGoncrs,
4 whit*** ands blacks. The following is the description of
j four ofthe parties;
John aSurilrte* under sentence of death, for murder,
I from Lee county, aboirt 85 years of age —b feet It) inches high,
1 sandy hair, blue eye*, red skitt and heavy set in form. A broad
| spoken Irishman.
I Ulclxar 1 I'otv -rt —a!o an Irishman, about 35 year*
lof age, firfeet 6or 8 Iqches h ; gh, sallow complexion, and badly
j crosseyed, quick spoken and with strong Irish diwlect.
4 Hurt - J**t 11 tpw, a German, about 5 • year* of age, tall
I and Mender, full blue eye-, very preciie spoken and with a brogue.
• About 5 feet lo or 11 inches high.
tain, a negro about 83 y-ar* of age, dark complexion, a
bout 5 fe.-t fi to 3 inches high, quirk spoken and keen fellow. —
Back bad’y scarred from whqiping.
A liberal reward w.ll be p ihl for the arrest and delivery of ei
ther of the above named persons to me at th‘* J til of Bibb Cos.,
Macon, Go. C, A. THARP, Sheriff,
a pi 7—ln;
rSNi* li7”X r.—The 8-ore in Brick Building on Cherry St.
jl next to B. A. Wise’* Hardware Store.
Apply to IV. 11. DUNNING.
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f EXIF it Id V t'.—The front Room on 2nd floor in Brick build
_SL hie in Cherry Street, next to B. A- Wise.
Apply to IV. 11. DUNNING.
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GOODS! XI.W GOODS!!—X4TEB
’ Arrivals than any in the City !!!
We are no .v off-ring and si lling In large quantities, Doth at
Whole alx °ue of tne Larffeit ami most
attractive Stocks of Fancy and Staple Thy Goods ever of
eri-d in this or any other M*ri-4. South of New York.
Our Stock comprises every article that Is new, desirable
and beautiltli, Luth for tlie City and Country trade, at
wholesale or retail to Cash buyers, or approved Credit custom
ers ; the most of which we .re importing! direct fr'im
Europe, * id having several Agefits ‘p the New York M ir
-1 kit, ciHitribiffing to Huxtk hy every Steamer leaving New
York we flatter ourselves shat w. can eflfer indueenient* both in
i quality of Goods and prices, superior to any Kstahlisliment south
j of New York. To prove this fact, call and examine our Stock,
’ in Triangular Block, jtron Fz’ortt Store, between Mrs.
Howland’s and Mrs, 1) ssau’s Fanov Millinery EstnliHshmetit*.
BOSTICK & JOHNS.
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Ci Xltin:>ix< TOOI.N. Bakcm, HqfMof aU
rPcuniug Knives and Shears, Trowels, Spades, Edging
Knifes, for sale E. B. WEED,
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fIXWENTIVIIVE UOLLAItN B|tYAKB
■ wii! be paid for the arrest and safe keeping of the Boy
Cain who lately broke out of Bibb County Jail, or information
of his whereabouts being communicated to tho undersigned in
Macon Cain I* about 26 years of age, 6 feet 6 inches high, of
(larkcomplexion—stout built,io forehead and quick spoken.
M M. DARNELL.
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TIEX IUM.LAWB REWIRB AYIII, VK
be paid for thy arrest and confiuemeat In an Jail so that
we'ca* get gim. of out Boy J*lA. tJ I ,L, dbeut 4d years of
age, dark complexion, and a I •on* flJa feet high, who runaway
Iti-oiq our service about the Ist es Match last.
MASON 4 DIBBLE.
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DAY & MAIJSBGNET
WOULD inform their friends and
the public timt they have
into partnership, for the pur
pose of selling
Watches, Clocks, Jewelry &
silverware.
Also to Repair Watcltes, Jewelry, Ac. This branch
will receive their individual attention, as both have been
before this community f->r a longtime. In that capacity
thev hope to gfine gnu re satisfaction to all who may call
ou them. New Goods just received,
Gold Magic, Hunting and Oprn Faced
WATCHES. Alsu, a go<)d asoortiuent of Ladies’
Watches, Silver hunting Levers, heavy cased and sil
ver eJetuched Levers, L). JL Levers, a large assortment.
Also, a fine assortment of Gold Fob and Vest Chains,
Gold ChateUuies, and Necklaces, Ladies Pins, tine assort
ment ; also anew lot of Diamond Pins aqd King;.*, Gold
Lockets, Ac. They would also call attention to their
slock of 3ilverware. consisting of Forks, Spoons,
Pitchers, Cups, Howls, Soup Ladles, .Sugar, Cream, Salt
and Mustard Spoons, Rutter Kaiives, tc. allot which
will be warranted as good as coin. Also, a fine lot of
USI€ A L I SSTHI .tt Sl \ Tg,
Such as Violins, Guitars, Vudincs-Uos,
—(A Flutes, Fit'* s. Drums, Flageolets and the
best assortment of Strings ever brought
to this market.
s B DAT, .. v • • B. *AUSSKXICT.
octJti ly
The Sysleni.
We are now offering our entirr Stock of “Watches,
Jewelry, Silver Ware, Musical instruments, Ac. at re
duced prices for CASH. We wish to make “quick sales :
and small profits.” All wishing to purchase will ilo |
well to cull and examine before purchasing elsewhere as ;
we are determined to try the cash principle. We have ’
just received another lot ot those fine Hoddell Watches, .
which we can recommend as being A. No, 1, for time !
and durability. Also a fine assortment of Jewelry of 1
the latest patterns, which we will sell low foreash.
DAY A AIAUSSENETT.
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THE CASH SYSTEM.
affUS. S. Al not IX, IS NOW BECEIY*
XviS. uig a Brilliant assortmuJit of seasonable
Tlilliiicrv null Fancy (roods,
consisting of French and Fug. Strfiwg,
jcK:’ Plain and Fancy Hnlr ITounetfc,
(p?'o£ \ ■ ■>! <lrM|H‘K and Sil k * of all desirable
feU'd-r&fr ‘yi'-qa-dyles. Jluts, llafs and Polkaaf
’ *lt>l>oi,a : French Flower* and
tUjy..• :*S# Tlantillns; Embroideries,Mal-
St f *l *ifl® t ' , ’v al "’ Houiton l.ncc, (In- sett;) real -
Si jil ‘air importation, Glove* f iHlJindlier”
fe y chiefky Pans* and various other ar
-9 |m tides, all of which siie offers for sale at tlie
‘I /V most reduced price* for ( asb, and for
fssb only.
Our customer* will please not ask Credit oil their
purchases, a* Mrs. A. will be compelled to refuse complance,be
ing satisfied that the interests of her patrons, a* well as her own,
will be best consulted by a rigid adherence to tlie Cash sys
tem.
{ if“ All Cash orders attended to with fidelity and dispatch.
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1,1 ASH SON Alt El 7 MK|\G RILLLXERY
) AND DRESS MAKING.
A r o. 12, Cotton Av, between Ron Jc Ilro'e. and Parker's Store*.
* THv3. Kcwucdy wo,l 'D ca ” *' ie atten
jr&Wh- tion ofthe Ladies orMugon, and Ladles vi-
YviFfw the city, to her new and well select
i. Stock of Spring Millinery and Faacy
Tx™ 3-OOds, consisting ofthe following arti-
CJ nffi French. English and Swedish Straws,
fc; iJ Hats, Gipsies. Flats, atd
jt? 171 Polkas.Einbro ideries, Ctloves,
1 ft Kibboas. French Flowers, La
ces Mantilla3, and every article usually ko]>t In tier line.
Tliankful for past favors, she Is determined to merit their com
tinitnm-e hy moderate prices.
Bress-makiiig continued as heretofore.
AJ. I?. Order* from the country respectfully solicited.
a nWINISTRATOH’S SAT.*!.—•!! THE I*.!
Tuesday of June next before the Courthouse doorln l’erry,
Houston county, will be sold a negro woman and two children,
sold as the property of James Gates,deceased, for the benefit of
heirs and creditors. JAS. M. GATES, Aduir.
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EFHIIffG GOODS & FASHIONS FOH'SS.
mfBF. F. DESSAU, STORE ON TBIAXtH -
a ¥ 3 hiv Block, next to Messrs* Ho stick an 1 to
mfonn her L tilie* patronesses and the Ltalies generally, shat
she is now receiving a very full assortment h 1A
of splendid v ‘-’'i.tS.
Npring Good*,
consisting iu part of l-’rrnry XI311.”
uiT), UiblHins, Kuibroidc* yr
ties, liress wul .dantiHa Trim- £h fit Wr
itlings, Silk ami Harcge Ores*- K PJ
.-s>, ilantiilas, Fans, Gloves, fa M
i’erfunii-T), A ,-., all of which hav- ffj Jy
ing been careftffty selected by hersetf in N.
York. She is enabled and willing to offer at prices to suit pur
chaser*. ami respei tftffly solicits a share of thejmhlic patronage.
£'#?“AU orders punctually attended to,
Mantillas, Bonnet* and Head-Dresses made to
order
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NEW Aim \ NVRMA t T.—Th* Bub*crll*e hpvlng
bought out the business of VTm. D. For'y Sc. Cos.
would respectfully a-mounce to his friends, the patrons of the
house and the [aihlic generally, that he is now receiving a large
and well selected Stock of
IS oots an l Sho os,
which li ave been bought for
and Will be ottered to the trade at V’c
price;, which canhot fail to satisfy VaAl,
the most careful hiijn-r.
In the L* dies department will be yi, ej L ;y“ j|
found the most appYov and styles the /** ■’’ A
best markets fcrnish, such as . Jrfi&ffcW
Satin and Brimella Patent Kox-,1 / i£S ,| *v\ £r lf¥ ’’f
Congress and La*-e Gaiters; White * mgfLha
Ksl and gathi, Bi’k. and Bronze L f£W/ m
French K and I'lnln and Eoihro ilcred J
Slipper*; Kid, Enamel and Moroo Ts)c 1 Ht.JI
co Ex elsior Ties; High and Low fc. mMBm
Cut Morocco and Cloth Buskins; f.* 1 gs
Lace and Congress Kid Gaiters; /-v jjsy-.'-xStob
Bump aii and IVelt L ice Morocco *
Boots; Cloth and Toilet Clippers, and all the more common va
rieties for general and substantial use, Nurses and Children’s
wear in great variety.
In the (l-nthffH -n’s D p irtment may be found a variety of
French Calf Stitch ami Bump Dress Boots; Patent Leather
Boots, French Calf B g imitation Pump and Writ Boot*; Patent
L-vher, Calf. Enamel grid Cloth Foxed Prunella L.p Congros
aml Lace Gaiter.-'; Patent Leather and Calf Taylor Ties ami
Brogans; Patent L atti r and Calf Oxford Ties; Patent Leather
Hod 81ipj> -rs and Ugh Shoes; E.iamet P.imp.s and Slippers;
Calf, Croat, Enamel and K ; p Brogans; boys Wear of every de
scription, from a Patent L ather Boot down to the most com
mon article worn
Our Stock will be kept full and complete by weekly arrivals,
thus enabling us at all times to furnish any article called for by
the trade. We therefore respectfully solicit a cal! from those
buying goods, assuring them that our Goods and price* cannot
fail to die as e. Believing a s ale of low prices bst suited to the
times, our motto will be *• Nllllll l profit > ikild qtlick
r.-fnrn*. ”
ty*REPAIRING neatly done at shortest notice.
JAS. 4 C. C. BURNETT, Agent.
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TI’ST RECEIVED,-
ojg 1 Case Faney I.inen Drills,
A “ Brown “ “
W “ Buff “ Linens,
1 “ Tweeds, for ale low by
WIXBIIIP, RO?S 4 BRO.
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II (?■>.-Brade’s Patent. .S-ov,l’s, Bhop
nix and other Hot* fur sale by K. 11. WEED.
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CJIHII XfiS %X 8 -IXI, ES.—Oval amt Sleft Sp-mg-.
French End Springs, Axle* 1 to 1% inches for sale bv
E. B. WEED.
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CN ROCERIES. A-4V-rIE SITtSI’HIBMIL-i
Thave inN‘ore, and will tie constant'}- n jffenishii.g their usu
al Stock of Groceries and Domestic Dry Goods,
which will be sold at lowest Market rates.
i y 7~ Oar terms arc Gash, —fi** 1 •'* heretofore, we win
sell t 6 curi oners who pay promptly at the ettrl of each quarter,
or contract made for such time as may be agreed upon,
E# to those who wish to buy Groceries ”'1 other heavy
goods on twelve months Credit, we respectfully state, “wc
arc out ofthe ring.” „ ,
Tliankful for the liberal patronage of our friends, we solicit a
j continuance of the same, pledging renewed energies and our
: personal attention to merit it.
CATER A UmVDHE.
BAtOX.-TEX THOlbAi ** TEN
nessee Side*, fur sale by CATER A BOWDRE.
HrAU, COFFEE ANO lIOLASXI S.-FIF*
ty hhds. prime N. 0, Sugars; 5 > bbls, Stuart's Refined and
Crushed do.; ltkl bag* liin and Java Coffee; 50 hhds. |wime
new crop Cuba Molasses for sale by
CATER A B0IVI)RE.
S.VBI R.-UITEUX THOrtAXI) I BS.
Hl Lone r’s Sup. Ftom-; I'JJMK) tbs. Superfine Atlanta Mill*do.;
5,000 lbs. Sup. Tennessee do. just received and for sale bv
CATER & BOWDRE.
! (OOk AAAft Os assorted FINE* OAK and
IvlPlXllliJpOPl A Lumlvr. for sale by
7 STOTESBURY 4 HUTCHINGS.
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.-/kKLWAUD , —lVill be jh'kl for ihe arrest
; B and delivery to the Sberiffof H-hbounty, Ma
) con, Ga., the boy ItlLi., who broke Jail on Monday night
list, in company with four white men anff one other negro, named
I Cain.
Bill weigh* about 250 tbs., i raw boned, has large llmh*. hea
vy muscle, with a scar on his left bread, occasioned h.v a stab.
Several sears on each arm, near the shoulder, from tlie bite of
dogs. Has a low forehead, small ears, had countenance, in a
bout 95 years of age, 8 feet high and of common black com
plexion ami ts a remarkably powerful negro.
LEWIS RUM PH,
MarslialsviUc, April I —lt
Administratrix Sale,
3n'K7’ILL be sold at the Court House at Macon, Bdih county,
Xt ▼ on the Ist Tuesday of May, ISO acre* of land bring the
north part of Lot No. 245, lying in 3d District, originally Hous
ton, now Ribil county, fold to perfect titles. The same being
the place whereon James Asby liv< and.
MARY ASBY, Ad’rx.
inarßl^st*
WfOl{ TINING TI A E 111 A EN.-Gould’s Superior Mor
j iYa tismg Machines for sale hy K. D. WEED.
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• axis;! LINES. —Silk, Grass and Linen Line* for sale by
B. li. WEED.
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If. Y. Rlt AN CII STORK.
FjJXUE Subscriber intending to locate Yl'est, will offer lu* entire
1 bd of
\(‘W Sprinii Ooods.
at 10 per iieul above csist, for CASH cVrlusivriy, avid no Goo*!*
will he sold on credit—or will close out the entire Sioct to a
| cash customer or satisfactory endorser* at a Bargain.
U. C. SPAULDING, ,
Cotton Avenue,
UreiH ReduftlioHi in Killt*.
STS Pilk* reduee*t to $25; $25 Sitka reduced to s’s ; *25 Silks
rednced’lo sl2 ; sls Silks reduced to sls. { fff”A lot of Silks at
50 cent* a vard.
BOMB A7.INFA, *
ALPACAS.
CRAPE SHAWLS.
E.MBROIDLEIES,
DRAPEHIFS,
RIBBONS. Ac.,
With a full assortment of M s; ry Domestic and
Goods, Linens. Ac. at Bargain * a* *hr
NEW YORK BRANCH STORE.
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GROCERIES.
[PROVISIONS, &C.
JOHN W. BRANTLEY has wn hand, and intend* to
keep a full sppply of goods in the
Grocery and Provision
line, at his old stand, on the North side of Ckerrv Str’t.
im the corner of the Alloy, nod way between s4 “and 2d
Sts. such us Sugar, Tea, Coffee, Molasses, Syrup, Fluur,
Cora ileal Bacon, Butter, Vegetables, and Family
Stores of every description, at the lowest market rates.
He has also established a
Tin Ware Manufactory,
iu the rear of his Store, which will be under the super
intendence of Mr. C. Audouin, who is well known u* au
experienced workman, and where the TIN business
will be carried on, U all its branches of making, repair
ing, inside and out-door work, in the highest style of
mechanical execution.
Having a g >od Stock on hand, he respsctfullv solicits
a share of patronage. J. W. B.
feblO—tf
Aotice.
\I.L persons are cautioned against trading for a note
made by Huoeh Bodwvdl, Principal, and James
Woodall, Security, made payable to Melvin Mills, dated
about Jatiuaiv, W 55, arid tine 45th Ltecerttbcr, 1855, for
the hire of a negro girl ; amount of Bote about SBO, the
exact amount not recollected. The consideration of the
note halving failed, I will not j>av it.
ENOCH 150 DWELL.
mured —St
REMOVAL.
“Iff/TRS. HOWLAND, (Successor to Mrs. Carey,) has
_]_▼!_ removed from the Stows opposite the Lanier
House, to the corner of Cherry and Second sts , next
door to Bostick A Johns, and well known as Mr. Logan's
old stand, where she will continue the business, us here
tofore, in all its branches, and where she lias now on
hand, and will he constantly receiving a full supply of
Millinery Goods,
CONSISTING or
Velvet, Silk, Straw and Leghorn Ron nets,
French Tahbees,
Ribbons. Feathers, Flowers, Caps, Head
-I>rf.sßks, RitrnAii, Oriental andcapk
VEILS, BRIDAL WREATHS, PRESSES, Ac.
Superb Honiton, Maltese and Valeucienc* JiUces, in sets
Collars, Sleeves, ami all kinds of Embroideries ; Velvet
Silk mid Cloth Cloaks and Mantillas; Hair Braids, Wigs
Curls, Ae. Dress Trimmings, Misses Bonnets, Ac.
J-Tf~Dres-muking, iu all it* brunches by competent
ladies.
Ilov 1 0 ts
jjjgiBOOTS 4 SHOES,
THE subscribers h ive formed a copartnership for
the transacting of a
Wholesale BOOT and SHOE Business,
IN THE CITY OF NEW-YQRK,
AT No. 33 MUIIU.VY St. Corner of Church.
We shall be prepared to <>ff-r the trad*, at the opening
of Spring sales, a fresh stock of First Class (foods in
the line, at prices that shall induce patronage from
Cash n:ul Prompt Paying time Customers
We respectfullv invite the attention of our friends in
GEORUIA, to tliis card.
KIBBEE A BALL.
J. M. Kill BEE J. M. BALL.
New-York, Jan. 27, 1855.
STRONG & WOOD,
DEALERS IN
fH fli
BOOTS AND SHOES,
Leather, ILits ;ind Cnpti,
AT TIIEfU OLD STAND ON SECOND ST.
(Opposite Bostick & Johns,)
HAVE now a full supply of Hoods in their line, to
which they are making constant addi.ibns. of all
the different styles of workmanship and wear, and
which will lie sold on as good terms, for cash or approved
short credit, iu any Shoe establishment in Georgia.—
They solicit a continuance of the liberal patronage so
long enjoyed by the firm.
r J an. 27'. ’ —dy
sSsff v\a> foVIH:o.
PETER LORri.LARD,
MAM TACTi.'IIKR
No. 43 CHATHAM STItEpT, NEW YORK,
Successor of Peter A George LorHhtrd, offers for sale nil
kinds of SNUFF and TOBACCOS In general use. For
particulars, a Price Current can be obtained bv address
ing as abus e. This Establishment in on* of the oldest
of the kind in the U. States,
febl?—ly
FRESH
G ARD E N SEEDS.
p A AAA PAPERS Fresh assorted Garden Seeds
f)'H* just received and for salt*, whole-ale
sind retail, at the Drug and Chemical St ire ofTJaorge
Pavnc, opposite the Washington llall, Macon, Ga.
Jan.. Is, 1855. _
GEORGE PAYNE,
Druggist, mil Stite Licensed Apothecary,
AN!) WHOLESALE AND RETAIL
DEALER in non® but genuine ami reliable Medi
cines and Chemicals, Prescriptions of all kind*,
compounded at nil hours. .Over twenty years experi
ence in the business, and close application at that, en
ables me to be able to give satisfaction to all my custom
ers. Dealer in Drugs, Medicine*. Chemicals Paints, Oils,
Varnishes,SanjicaPand Dental Instruments, and other
Instruments, Perfumery, fine Toilet Soaps, fine llair.
Tooth and ull other brushes, and Toilet Articles Artifi
cial and natural Leeches, Medicine Chests, Ac., and
Agent for all patent and other medicines, too numerous
1 to mention here, and manufacturer of the best celebra
ted Bryants Cholera Remedy, made from the old. origi
nal recipe, and which has proved itself the verv best
article for all bowel affections, and most particularly
Cholera, and Cholera Morbus, with all classes and sexes.
I will be able in a few and y# to supply the trade with this
article of Cholera Remedy which hu* been so much call
ed for.
Macon, Ga. Jan. 20—(f
~CITY TAX.
the Tax Ordinance for 1855, the Returns < f taxa
ablc property in the City are required to be mde
bv the
Ist DAY OF MAY NEXT,
dating from the Ist of January, and all who fail to make
j their returns by that time, will have their property’ as
sessed and double Taxed.
As there lias been a good deal of indulgence granted
heretofore, particular notice is hereby given that the
Ordinance will be strictly enforced as the Tax. Book
must be closed at that time for the inspection of Coun
cil. *
In addition to the Tax of last year, household and
kitchen furnit ire, musical instruments, and slaves, must
be returned by valuation.
Office hours from V to 1 o’clock.
A. It. FREEMAN, Tress.
marl 7—st
NEW
SPRING GOODS.
Macon, Ga*
GEO. W. PRICE,
i 7
| JS NOW RECEIVING a large Stock of
Staple & Fancy Dry Goods,
Suitable for the coming Season, among which will he
found Rich Flounced Granadine, Borage, slid French
j Organdie Muslin Robes, French and English lffilliante*.
Plain and Printed Borages; Printed Muslins and Lawns,
one Case handsome Plaid Silks, very cheap, Plain, black
and figured Silks, a large Stock.
A good assortment of Goods for Bovs Summer wear,
10 4 atul 12-4 Linen and Cotton Sheetings, 8-4 and IP-1
Damask Table Diaper, Damask Napkins and Doilies,
Alpacca* and Bombasines, a Large Stock. Also on
hand a good Stock of
Carpeting Sc I lugs 9
Window Shades,
Embroidery Muslin for Curtains.
(\ur Stock is full and complete. We invite our friends
I and the public to call on ns as wc intend to make it to
| their interest to purchase at our CASH Store,
j feb24 —4f
Good News,
THE suoacriber has opened anew Provision and
general Grocery Store on Cherry Street where
will be kept*t all times, Family provisions, Western and
- Country produce, together with a general and select
[ Stock of Groceries snited to the wants of families, also
I now on hand a large and superior lot of well Cored
: Tennessee and Georgia Bacon, to which the attention
, of tire public is respectful I v invited.
T. J. TOWNSEND, Cherry St.
marl 7—ts
Notice*
DOCT. 11. B. ARNOLD having retired from the
late firm of Arnold x S far, the undersigned have
| formed a partnership under the name of
Gallager & Seger.
AH Dental Surgeons they will attend to all operations
of Ihe TEETH iu the most careful end deicate manner.
They will extract teeth without pain whenever the use
I. of anesthetic agents is permitted.
They will niuuufaeture and insert teeth on the
new improved piun ofrontinuoji* gums, an*l insert and
Manufacture blurt teeth, also single teeth, and in all
things to tiu. satisfaction of those who may give us a
call. *•
Oer work will all be done in the most approved mod
em style.
One of th“ partners will atwavji he found in office
TRIANGULAR BlAfCk, CHITON AV MACON GA
UK M. J. GALLAGER,
HIRAM SEGER.
feblT—tf
professional Carbs.
CHAPPELL Sc LAMAR,
ATTORNEY’S AT LAW,
Jlncou, Ga.
A. 11. Chappell, L. Q. C. Lamar.
novlO and
Samuel Hunter,
ATTORNEY AT LAW,
Offioe on Cherry St.
the Georgia Telegraph office.
WILL practice in Bibb, Monroe, Crawford, Twiggs,
Houston, Macon, Dooly, and Worth counties.
V-sfTt> tie found in his office at all hoars.
jam 1 . —ly _
AI,KV VNI)EH M. s EEH.
ATTORNEY” A V I. \W.—M MMS. ;•£ iKOIA.
Will practice i u ttm kJjniQioe couirtiaacf lb# Mscou -as
FlintCirciiit. i>rt3—ljr
L 9f. WJIIT t L?:.
ATTORNEY AT LAW,
ILUON, BA.
Has removed his office t>ext to Concert Hall eudover
the Store of Mix A K.irtlaud.
Iy tw A w
Lanier Sc Auderson,
ATTORNEYS AT LAW
BOUNTY LAND AND TENSION AGENTS.
MA COX, GEORGIA.
BESIDES the regular business of their profession,
thev have for tears past Ireen engaged in prosecu
ting diumsfor Bounty Land and Pension, in favor ol
soldiers, their widows and minor children.
Thev have also obtained the correct forms and the
rules for obtaining Bounties uudei the Act ol Congress
just passed.
fob 44 ai
DR. RICHARD H. NISBET.
ROOMS OVER PAYNE’S DRUG STORE.
novl7 —ts Macou.tiu.
J T. COXE, M D.
M ICON, GEORGIA.
at Medical College Buildings, Mulberry
Street, Macon, Ga.
upr25 —ly
DR. PARKER
HAS opened his office above I ’av lie’s Drug Stiwe,
and will attend Medical and Surgical Case*, both
iu ami out of the city,
jau'f— lr
DS. A. PYE,
OFFICE over Sroheckei’s Drug Store,
RESIDENCE—Cernerof Third and Plumb Street.
Macon Ga. (may )1.
CH AS. S*. LEW A CO
EXUIXEERS <(• M■ I CIIIXIS TS y
ColuitibiiN, (a.
Steaf/i Eng in- a. Sow and (riist Ha
* chin fry and Canting* in general.
mar!*) “’■W
FINDLAY’S IRON WORKS,
MAIN )N < i EN >li<J I A.
iTKAM Engines, Saw and Grist Mills, Castings, Cir-
cularSaws, Millstones, ami Mill gearings in general
ROBERT FINDLA Y,
janG—l v i'lvprivtor.
WATERMAN’S
DjiSiiPsrcssn (iall€*ry.
IViaa jalif Uioci, Oattoa Xv. & Second Si.
marSl—tf
Portrait Painting.
I 23.
,J . time and offer* his profession*! service*.
l-rT Room over Mr. Ells’, Mulberry Streut.
ni*r24 —If
REDDING HOUSE,
MACON, GEORGIA.
H. I’. REDDING, Proprietor.
li. F. DENSE, Superintendent.
nujj25 —tl
Di*. G. A J. Me*Donald,
m> DENTISTS. m>
rjAVIi determined to continue their Office nt the
I ] residence of Dr. G. McDonald, ou Second St.,
where they will be pleased to accommodate their pa
trons with’any desired style of work belonging to their
profession.
J-yT Terms cash or wheue'.llad for.
nov;;—ly -
ftTfil D II .ftlC K. nffcl
I’HMcroiiJ lleimirer ol l’iuno Fortes A Orgwns,
IS perm:iu*iitly hnai'eif in Macon. ‘Name* may be
left nt Messrs. Virgin’s.
nov4— ts
GKO. W. LIVLLT,
WITH
Oscar Cheesnian.
1M I’OHTK K AMI MtALKK IS
China, Glass, and Earthenware,
No. i:?r, PEARL STREET.
And No. 102 WATI-ill NTKEKT.
Itar C -lJ U and Evk BMfts. •
deeds— ly
- REMOVED TO NO. 13 JOHN ST.
LSTARLSSHUD 1789.
MOTT BROTHERS,
FORMERLY AT No. 2 N ASSAU ST.
Successors to their Father
JORDAN MOTT,
IMPORTERS AND !>EALEUS IN
Fine Watches, Jewelry,
OF AIJ. KINDS, AND OF
TIIJB LATEST PATTLKAS.
Diamonds in Pins, Silver
WARE, *Vc., Ac.
All of which will b* warranted.
P. B. The best workmen only employed in repairs,
may 4
DRS. LIGIITFOOT k FLT.IS have this day firmed a
Copartnership iu the practice of Medicine.
Their undivided intention will be given to their profes
sion. They may be found at their respective of
fices when not professiOi.all v engaged.
I > LIGIITFOOT k ELLIS.
u Macon, March 10, ’55.
~., mur!7—l m Si
Macon & Western R. Road.
PASSKNGKU trains.
MAIL TRAIN.
•7* Leave Macon daily at S 1-1 p. in. for Atlanta.
■ffijieave Atlanta daily at ]-♦ p. in for Mae.ui.
ACCOMMODATION TRAINS T*i-Wk**lt.
Leaves Macon every Monday, Wednesday and Fri
day. at 8 1-4 a. m. for Atlanta.
Leaves Atlanta every Tuesday, Thursday and Satur
day, at 7 1-2 a. m. for Uacm.
EMERSON FOOTE, Sup’t.
feb24—tf
OSAGE ORANGE SEED, a few qnarts Sir sale. A
ralurble shrub for Hedge*, and now is the time
i for planting. I.KEW Ell'S.
N. 15 —The Painting and ghiiing business continued.
Orders solicited. Met*
mars ‘ —W
HATS & CAPS.
BELDEX A CO. h.ivinp adoiifcd the Casii system of
doing busine?Sj (Vi ffdl uenceforth tc enabled to
| sell tlieir KtoeL of
HITS, CAPS, Aik,
at very i.oir raices.
They invite their frien Is and (he pphlif ip
! call and eivp thm* a trial before purchasing elsewhere,
! full Stock always on band.
feb;j—<R
A Chance to make Money!
PROFITABLE A HONORABLE EMPLOYMENT.
F|AHE S übscriher is desirous pf hnriiifr an spent in esrh cmiti-
SS tv and trmn ofthe Union. A espitsl of from (.*> to |lO
only will }* required, and ,nrth*e like an eflirient, en-rpeiir
insn ran make from ♦ee to five dollars per day ; —indeed eonw
of the Agent* now employed are rraliz nc twice that suro. Er-”
ery informatiiwi will be given l.j addressing (poatage paid.) j
tVM. A KIXSLER, i
Box 1228, Philadelphia, P., Post Office. j
marSl—Bl*
lUEAI, and FLOUR kpp’ constantly on hand at
J fl. Townsend’s new Store on Cflierry Street. Also,
a rood ami flush suppls ufl.eaf f, irl just received !
for sale by T. J. TOWNSEND,
marl®—tf _
BELTIJW AT® PACT!Lea*VePeiPnrand
Tndi.i Rubber Packing for l>y E. B. WrEJD.
apr7—tf
A New Law Book.
VM’ RICAN Rnilroad ‘Cases, decided ill thr ?t
----preine Cfturt of lli* United States, and ill il.
Courts of the several States, fr ni the lu*s of Mcsei
Little, Brjwn A Cos. Jr K.
no v 24 —ts *
Matrasses.
HAIR, CoUen, Mas* nml Shuck Maftrasses, Feather*
Feather Bed*. Pillow* and Bolsters, old .Mattiae*-
es mnde over nt reduced Pticea Irt'in date, at the nP:
Store next door to lamier Ilmi.-e. _ .
T. & 0. Mrooti.
feblO—4t
DREhfi JI.4RUIG.
ISS A. E. MARTIN, fashionable- dress-mnkei,
ITB corner of Orange Street and Washington Avci
ue, fronting the Female College. A share of public
patronage is respectfully solicited.
. intirS—if
Mrs. morganT
Fashionable Dressmaker,
MAt-NAJLIA sI’ItLMS N“kr Boss’Factory.
octl* -
Notice.
[.’’ROM the seal-city and high price of Provender, tie
* undersigned aHirv.iiccc u> ihotT customers and the
public tlu.l that ibev h;.v len u uiJndWd to raise tl-e
rate.-"!cliatge* at tiiiii l.ixcry Stables, to tlrfollosii'P
slamLn U:
For keeping Horse with Buggy pur month S2O •**)
do do whliout do do 15 (*)
do do pwrdsy- I &
MASON A DIBBLE.
dt>rl —ts %
AFE W TII I \GS FOR THOSE TO
Htiiifmber
W lio a r p in a it t off
DAGLKRREOTYPES!
I^lllST —that CARY A PERKINS ate the oldest <y
erator* in Georgia. Second, that they have the best
BA. ffiA ■* WC E Ma T
111 Macon. Thirdly—that tlieir Rooms
On Mulberry St., over I>By*s Jewelry Ffou *
Are thcvHlr ones in tliiaeffr, whvre llie t'El.Kl'RAl L f>
pirn liiN n <l.Ol i>n
Can be obtained. Finally, that tluy have hundrid.* of
SjMrciluena *f their work tlm* thev aic always plr.iscd t*
have the public cull ana examine.
N. 15. Pictures taken us well in cloudy us clear we*-,
ther.
P. M. f.,RY .J. \V. PERKINS.
ja27 ____
GROCKK ms.
f THE Snb-er bet is now
receiv in j i ti Store his fcJiiui iff
:t*<££*rhL GROCERIES,
vyhich Iu- is offering to the tiade at the hiaes. u.aii i-1
isles, consisting *-f
200 libh Crushed, Powdered, Granulated and Re
tioud Sucuir.
25 hhds. Ctilia Molasses,
fto bids. N. 0. Syrnp,
5 bbls. Golden Sy t up,
100 packages Marke'el,
20 hhds. Sugar of choice qualify,.
2” jKickage* Tea.
5 *0 sacks S. F. and Family Flour,
3 bills Rye Flour,
S bbls. Rice Hour,
l(*j boxes Star, SiK-rni and patent Candlest
3f, boxes No. 1, and pale Soap,
10 do Lemon Syrup,
lo dr Pickle*,
28 do Candy,
2® do Schcidam Schnapps,
5 Ciiaksll.ee,
5 do London Porter,
10 bales bagging,
100 coils Rojie,
15 bales Shirting, OsiialiHrgs. Stript** and Yarn*.
Paints, Oils. Glass, Varnishaud Puim Blushes,
•>O,OOO tbs. elmiee Tcnn Bacon,
5,’ 00 lbs. Leaf land,
2,1*10 lbs. Fearliera,
50 boxes Tobueox
Alifli a general assortment of Tennessee produce—l< -*
gelhci with a large Stock (alwavs ou it Lin.e,
Ceuient, Plaster Paris, Ground Haater. I’eiuvien <*u
ano, Salt, Nails, Ac. ASHUIt AYRES.
P. !%. Letters of inquiry in relation to market prices
Ac. promptly answered.
mar 24 —If
M.H
SPRING MILLINERY.
AIRS. A. DAMOLK, has just re- *
\EU SPIifVG GOLDS.
consisting of* large variety ofStraw, wiw L-s^ /k‘‘
Blomle, Laces and Neapolitan Bon- Rj W
nets, achoice assortment of Ribbons, ar
llcad-dressr-s, Cups, artificial flowers, S U
Ac*. She will receive sii])plics week-/•! /V
yl, so that liew Goods may be- found at ail times, among
her Stock. marl o— <;m
X-iS Tel. and Mess copy.
New Furniture.
r UHK subscrilwr Ini* ju*. received, and will ‘WTjywy
1 continue In reef . e Irmu the best New
York City Dwnnfocturcrsahtrgr and iiaudsoitn -ji
assoiUncut ol the latest styles of ‘
FURNITUME, PHAIIW, Ac.,
lie also manufactures Fur-dtim* of the very best work-*
mnnship, and at the lowest market prices The follow-*
ing list comprises a purl id the articles alvvay Ol. in.ml.
j So'fits, *
Tele a tetesj
Rocking (buir* of every style.
Parlor Chairs,
Mahogany. U Hiinit, <>k and Maple Cane scat Chuirs v >
Office and Windaor Chairs,
Cottage Chairs,
Bedslcads Irom §5 to $ lot’.
Side Board*.
Bureaus— Mahogany, Walnut and Ruse Wood,.
Wash Stands, Comer Stand*,
Wardrobes, Sale,
Dining Tables, Folding and Plain Tvbles,,
Center and Sid# Table*,
Couches, Trunnell liedsteads,
Crsdlesaud Cribs,
Secretaries and Book Cases,
Hat Statide, Looking Glasses,
Children’s Carriages nnd Cabs.
Window Shades, Feather Duster*,
Curled hair and Cotton Mattras-scs,.
3 : • J
FISK’S METALIf IS IK It I. CASES.-
Rose Wood, Mahogany, Walnut, Covered ann Plain
Ci tlins. ,
j Builders are inritis! to eall aid exntiHoe w+v Sti ck off
! Mmbleixi-d Iron t hinmey l’iev, 1\ aidaw Sush, aink
Blind*. Panel Doors Window Gis*s, Mahogany Thins
i ters and Newell*. R. F. R4ISS,
Cotton Av. Mai on, Ga.
marl 7 if
Fisk’s Metallic Eurial Cases,
M AtUMJANY ANII VBLVKTCOFFINS furiii*hr<} ii ha.
hmu’i notice. ,
Ey Orilvreby Telegrapl.or othepwi**. will l>err[ioiirt* I ft*
T. A G. WOOD.
:\f j( T.
\LI. person* indebted to tiie siibscril era who di
*igu settling, afU please do so. by or “before the
l*t of March next. E. J. JOHNSTON A C’o.
feblo —f
•1). CAMPHKLI.. 4. vy_ J.
CAUPBEI.It A. CU TANARUS,
PRODUCE TN EG AS.
FOR TnK
PURCHASE. SALE & SHIPMENT
or all kimis or
EASTTENNESSEE PRODUCE
| Suclia* Bacon, Lard. Butter, Flowr, 4k beat, Corn, Uris,
Frnit, Ac., Av.
KNOXVILLE, TENNES! EE.
("Warehouse at she Rive*.)
feb24—4 in
South-Western R. I!.
CHARGE OF SCII LIHJLE..
ON and aflcr Tuesday Feb. 20th, Passenger Trab"
will leave Macoqdaitv lor Columbus at e o’clock.
A- M and for Atnerieus 7 A. M. arriving at Coin mbit* S
o’e-koek, A. M. and at Amerii a* iBl-2 A M. l.av< A
irverieas daily at 7 o’clock A. .M. aaA Colwailin* at 2 >-t
P. M. arriving at Macon front /.tnernus at il 1-2 A. M.
and front Coiambn* at 7 1-1 P. M. ronm rting -rt Mro tv
“eucii way” wilh Central Railroad Train* to Savannah,
i Augusta,,Milledceviile and Eatontoii, and a i.h Y;.e.,i A
j Western Railroad Trains to tlrffin, Atlenta, I
| Chattanooga, Knoxville and Nashville, connecting oouy
J at Columbus with Ojielilwi I'ailtoad l> Jbi.lg.u.tit,
; Via. and Girard Railroad to Silver Sj rii g t*rini’ n--
I Ctifing ‘ting at Americu* with Mail Stage Line to Tsli*-
i hattace. Albany, Thoms s’ die, Ac.
Ticket* uan be ppodffcfd at Aroerimis to #
!at Macon to ifljington, N. C- via Augusta.
tis-O. V , ADAMS, Sup’t.
feblT —if
SAVANNAH MUTUAL ISSI'KANCeTIT
rpiIIS well known ConmtMiy, confjni!; -tot:’ eßm
I Marine and Intend Saviirqtion P|rc „t< *h>most•
favorable terms. HENRY D. kVlo-h, ■
IIIRAM ROBERTS, Vice President,
JAS. McHKVRI Srcreyirr
taken in Macou, for the above u.u.i u iJ.it
by ISA AC SCOTT V -t r •
feb2 . —ir *>*
IIARTFOWT* FI RU INt’R COMP'V
OF H ARTrtrRIK CUNNtaWYT.
((ItNu-hWi ► Tejje.v
Fire Riskson Cotton and Store. Mercliarst’si ’rare!'. . *< s
One Dine* andriirniiure.Ohurrhfc*. *’ ratnr -tbt, ,e . nnd
wrffe*tablisfivdt>s>uitae> takii.attiie aftli.. tai.-r.
E I T^T V-T’ F
jan22— Agem fur Mscimi.jii brat, county
