The Macon daily telegraph. (Macon, Ga.) 1865-1869, September 29, 1865, Image 3
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CITY CC>LUMN.
ELAM CHRISTIAN,
STANDARD MONTHLIES FOR SEPT..
AT THE
DAILV telegraph office.
THE ATLANTIC MONTHLY,
HOURS AT HOME^and
■ OCR YOUN'O FOLES.”
The Above are all standard publications. 'A few
copies Of each on Bale at the Counting Room of the
Dailt Tclecbai-u. >,
New Advertising Index.
Extenaive sale—M V Green.
Card—Dunn & Mangtmm. . a
For sale, b4BU and lot—Win M Dunn.
For sale, cipresa barrels—Wm M Dunn
For rent—N A Megratb.
Sundries for sale—James Seymour.
For sale, farm—Wm M Dunn.
Butsiocas card—James Supple. ■, , f ur~ .
DImoIntioti—Cunningham & Savage.
Groceries and produ; e—B H Newton.
New Tori: exchange foraalc—Knott A ITowea.
Moles for aale—R J Cothran. .
For Rent—'W A Little. i, 4
Business card—Bord & Gordon.
dtp property Tor aale—James Seymour’ '
Stop the thief—James Craft. <' *"• t- >-.«i
For rent— 1 T R Bloom.
Bank cheek* on New York for aale—TR Bloom.
Turtle soup frep at Price’s saloon. • 1 * • *i
Valuable city property for sale In Griffin.
Furniture talc continued—L H Bryant.
Watches, chains, diamond rings, etc., to be sold
(or tl each.—T and H Gaughan & Co. ..
Washington Items.
A Washington special to the N. Y, Time*,
of the 25th, says : The rush of pardon seek
ers was not so great a»-usual. Among^those
1 who have for weeks daily sought a persona
- - ■ 1 audience with the president, to press thei r
CITY REPORTER | applications, is L. P. Walker, the first secre
tary of war of the Confederacy, who sent the
famous order from Montgomery, Ala., to Gen.
Beauregard .at Charleston, to open fire on
Fort Sumter. lie is still waiting, and is
likely to continne to do so.
It is doubtful if President Johnson will
make the contemplated excursion South.
The mail route from Jonesboro to Fayette
ville, in this State has been re-established by
the P. O. department. ‘"J * A
Secretary Stanton has resumed the dntiea
of his office.
The receipts of internal revenue, on the
2lttli, amounted to ♦1,000,390.
A special to the Tribune says combinations
for the speakership are already forming.—
Mr. Colfax leads. Mr. Asliley, of Ohio, has
many earnest friends. Green C. Smith, of
Kentucky, is urged with influential pertina'
nacity. The advocates of Henry J. Raymond
are undoubtedly the most operative. They
boast of their ability to swallow all lesser
candidates, and one avers in confidence that
they are in possession of the proper argu
ment to secure a triumph^ ' '
Another Importation.—We observed- that
those enterprising dealers, Messrs. S. Peyser
A Co., received another large stock of goods yes
terday. The motto of these gentlemen appears to
be “» nimble sixpence is better than a slow shn-
Ung," and they are conducting their business-on
that principle. We advise our lady ready readers
to have tbelrport mania well lined when they visit
(bis establishment, for the attractions are great.
As "Internal Machine."—Inta row which
Oqpt Morrow, provost marshal, was attempting to
quell on bridge row yesterday morning, he captur
ed one of the greatest cariosities In the way of a
"shooting Iron” Uiat wc have seen lately. In shape
it embraces that of both pistol and-pocket knife
—a instol barrel of rifle bore being on the back of
the handle, and a long ugly-looking blade opening 1
on the pressure of a certain spring. - it has a cork
screw, which, when opened, supplies theplaoe of
a trigger; and !a supplied with tooth pick, twee*,
ers, tile and almost everything except ah'anvil and
sledge hammer.
Cart ii* Viscn:Staltena{ Pugh A Lunqdest’sGal
lery. The finest ever produced in Macon, and all
% mounted on thin cards to salt any size Photograph
All,mill. Give them a call at the old stand, triangu'-.
lar block, and you will he pleased. Every style of
picture known to the art taken at this gallery, and
the finest material always on hand. a ?■.]
repl2fl-flt. , ^ -
Cheese.—There is nothing better calculated to
recall to our minds the “peaceful days of yore”
than the large quantity of this popular article of
diet now hi the market. Empty cheese .boxes are
becoming familiar to the eye around the hack doors
and in the alleys. Even to the auctioneers have
bad conrtderable quantities under their hammer; —■ .
but Iota Uma disposed of are generally somewhat -Maud- .One of the ponies ia on Arabian and
damaged, and the demand for a good article to Mill ' MB
in fair proportion to the supply. *
ST Ladies, gents’ and misses’ hats, a full and
fashionable assortment, just received at S. Peyser
A Cods. ' , tf ’ ,
A Cl'ttinq Rebuke.—Mr. Dunnebaum, at the
auction house of Messrs. Clayton A Co., happened
to notice the dilapidated eonditiem of our pocket;
knife yeatery, and supplied its place with one of
the best and most handsome specimens we have
seen in the market. He hs3 a complete,assortment
of pocket cutlery, together with a variety of other
goods. HS’seUs only at wholesale, and offers great
inducements to this otaaa of purchasers.
Dress Trimmings.—The ladies will fine a beau
tiful stock of lace*, insertions and dress trimmings
of every description, of the moat fashionable styles arc g tat ioned at Wilmington, Newbfm,
at 8. Peyser A Co.’s. tf xr —_ a o
, Peyser A (
The Weather.—Yesterday was a day not oct
of place at this season, and its cool bracing winds,
were seemingly welcome visitors to every, one.—
After (he long and very oppressive heat of the sum
mer just past, there are few persons in this sec
tion who art not ready to adopt the words of Camp
bell— -ivo-Ia " ..'I'-iinr->
“Let Winter come! let paler-spirit* sweep <- ’-
The darkening World and tempest-troubled deep!’*
r» ST Buy your Arnold’s writing Fluid and copy
ing Ink at the Newt Depot, Triangular Block.
sepl7-tf
Cartf-BED BY THE PROVOST MiKSHAU—A
mule va found in the hands of a negro man, who
proposed to Ml it at such low figures that the
Provost MArshal concluded he mnst have got the
animal for nothing. The negro failing to substan
tiate bia claims, the mule was taken charge of by
that officer, to be held until there to it certainty of
its being in the proper bands.
f3T* Dorsett A Webb, nearly opposite the
senger Depot, areprepared to serve the public with
s substantial meal, a refreshing drink, or a fragrant
cigar. Give them a call, ye epeenres.
October Election.
Election Day First Wednesday in
6 CTOBE R .
DAVID IBWIN,
GENERAL INTELLIGENCE.
On the 22<1 tfee president granted pardons
to six Virginians and to ninety-three North
Carolinians, including ex-members 'of gon.-
gress Kenneth Raynor and Alfred Dockery;
also to seven South Carolinians, including ex
member of congress John McQueen, and to
tho same number of Missi .sippiaris.
A shocking locomotive explosion occurred
at Chicago, by which two or three persons
were killed ami others hurt.
V mw-ti.ji;'- of the M il--- Kiulits men was .1. y. r.nwi-.
held at Cooper’s Institute, New York on the
25th. Mr. Lawrence was elected President.
Thirty-or thirty-five districts are said to have
been -represented'. j i Tab J
In 1850 tliere were ip nine Southern States
228 iron manufacturing a lablislimenta, em
ploying over B,00f> workmen, anft-hfivtrtg'aH'
aggregate capital of yearly live millions of
dollars. The most of the works were in Vir
ginia, NortlLXJurVrtina aftil TjStrnSseo. In
1800 the I mattress'* had immensely increased,
and £0 ita revival now the South looks for a
large share of its coming prosperty.
The late Duke’of Wellington was as strict
in his devotional as in hia military habits.—
fegularly as the stroke of 8 bn the palace
clock, he might he Attending divine ser
vice* in the chapel Royal, St. James; and this
was his practice the? year round, without re
gard to weather^ To the last the npble Duke
kej>t such early hours, that he was sometime*
at the chnpel hefbre the reverend official and
Tria attendants.
One of the features of the State fair at
Hanford was a remarkably handsome team
of five ponies, said to have cosf ten thousand
<W]ars, tod to l>e the property of a young
lady of four summers, from Brooklyn, Long
Candidates in Nomination.
MONUOE COUNTS.
E. C. CABAiasS, W. R. MURPHY,
JOHN SHANNON.
TEJIRELI. COUNTY.
C. !». WOOTEN, D. A. COCHRANE.
JONES COUNTY.
JA8. H. BI.OUNT, DR. RIDLEY.
CRAWFORD COUNTY.
JAMES J. "HAY, TMOMA* SIMMONS.
Wri.KKS COUNTY.
W. M. REESE. O. G. NORMAN.
UPSON COUNTY.
OWENS C, . JOEL MATTHEWS.
HOUSTON COUNTY.
KM WARREN, JOHN"M.'dtLES.
CHARLES T.. (iOODE.
BIBB COUNTY.
C. B. COLE, GEORGE M. LOGAN.
T. G. HOLT, JR/
* . GREENE COUNTY.
MILES W. LEWIS. J8, M. CRAWFORD.
Y. P. KING.
< * LTNUOLN' i ‘U6trNTY.
JOHN Ji. DUNN, JAMES W^y^BABKeDALE.
PIERCE COUNTY. -
C. H. HOPKrNS. “M G. M*. T. WARE.
THOMAS COUNTY, f Jg
J. R. ALEXANDER, .TAMES L. SEWARD,
, A. •*. m'intyre.
-XALBOT COUNTY. aIVI
Barnard Hill, / Wn. Holmes,
Henry Leonard.
HIBDE k P0BTEB.
pEALBRfi tN
PlREBOliRBOK WHISKY
Also, Manufacturers of the celebrated
KENTUCKY RIVER WHISKY,
AND COMMISSION MERCHANTS
For the purchase and sale of Cotton, Tobacco,
Flour, Grain, Pork, Bacon, Lard, Hemp, Whisky,
Gra*s Seed, and all kinds of Produce.
No. 47 West Second Street, Cincinnati, Ohio.
septSJ-lm*
New and Splendid Stock of Goods.
I SHALL open on the first of October without
fail at the stand known before the war, an B. Y.
Ross’ furniture store, next door to J. B. Ross A
Sons, on Cherry street, one of the best selected
stock of goods of all kinds that has been offered
in any market in the South at any time, and I would
most respectfully say to all merchants and to the
buying public, that a call upon me will do them no
harm. I I have taken great: pains in buying my
goodq—selecting just such articles as would meet
the wants of the people, and I feel assured that I
can offer snch bargaius as win insure me the pa
tronage of all those who honor me with a call.
A. P. G. HARKI8,
Of oldfirm.ot
DUNLAP * HARRIS,
afterwards
HARRIS & DENSE.
aep24-lw. ■
a fust trotter: threo of them tfre-from Calcut
ta, and the other ts-of a Scotch breed. Their
aggregate weight is 1,920, and tltrfr average
height about 45 inches.
The Boston Trimeter stays tliewrfca^ great-
demand for female labor in Boston, and in
all the manufacturing towns in that vicinity.
Girls can earn from $0 to $8* .week, and
aotneTtren more than that.. They find ,some
difficulty in .many towns in obtaining lioard-
ing plaices. .'. .V , - . ♦ • >
There nre now only five white regiments
left in the State of North Carolina—four from
Indiana, and one from Michigan. They are
stationed at Charlotte, Salisbury, Greensboro,
Raleigh,, and Godaboro. The.colored troops
Moorehead City, and Beaufort,
The editor of the Columbus Cririt thus
sketches Mr. Q. Volnej^Dqrseyl the AJiolition,
State treasurer of Ohio, recently removed
from office: ’
“Hcharangued the returning soldiers gboiit
patriotism, while he was cutting the
jy One of our bankers In paying an amount
of moneyto a gentleman yesterday, paid (90000
in excess ot the amount of the bill. The,receiver
was honest, and upon discovering the mistake
promptly returned and questioned the banker in
regard tohto rules for, correcting mistakes, and
receiving a satisfactory reply promptly refunded
the amount.
ty Go to Losey, Lyons * Co.’s to get the best
Stationery; Also, wrapping pqnerl' sepW-tf
Mayor’s Court, Sett. 38th.—Pat Noon, for
malicious mischief; wot fined ten dollars and costa.
William Blake, for draying without license, was
fiped ten dollais and costa. Sam Morgan, for same
offense, was, on account erf palliating eirmm-
stances, discharged.
No SrcBBT.—The latest style of corsets, hand
kerchiefs, hosiery, artificial flowers, and ribbons,
can be inspected at the store of S. Peyser & Co.
tf . --.saxauts-tx: S : tmdrf..ul
Tubtlb CaptcbbW—Ahothir mammoth tnrtle
has Jnst been captured, and will be on exhibition
In the free .onp furnished at J. Tltos Pr ice’s sa-
. oonjat ll o’clock to-day., Bemempcrlt -to,he
genuine turtlesottp -J ,t«- ' •»'<
Wslownpi
coupons off their l>onda: he emleavorcd to
arouse them to violence And bloodshed ; lie
marched down High - street on Sunday, ‘in
S gfct Of nil UK‘ti. J wttK n gSt-vrlged. gold
asjtcd prayer bopk in his hands, a.nd.vyitTi
the air of the Pharisee who. said, ‘Oh Lord I
thank tliee that. l am-better than othef men,’
and, Hke the nnctions Christian that lie is,
the hours that he could not employ irr devis
ing schemes to make mondy he dedicated to
the cultivation of shoddy religion. All this
time, When he was talking to soldiers aifont
his patriotism he was manipulating the
bonds of the allotment funds, (he soldiers’
coupons on which unaccountably disap
peared; while attempting to humbug the peo
ple with his piety, he was violating the trust
reposed in him by using for selfish purposes
their funds, which they had confided to him
under the pledge of a solemn oath and the
. i penalties of penitentiary imprisonment. In
this case, as in 'many others, his immoral
practices were in exact proportions to his pi
ous pretensions.*’ . •
The Babt Actress.—A genuine and re
markable novelty is now at the disposal of
public entertainers,• in the person of this ex
traordinary child: She is literally a baby
not having reached the age of two yeaip,,and
,is . gifted with intelligence and powers, of
memory to a marvelous extent In - conjunc
tion with her father, she recites certain pas
sages from King John, Midsummer's Night
Dream, &c., with appropriate action and as
tonishing earnestness. A- more’wonderful
instanca of precocious intelligence cannot be
imaginedt and this child, now with her par
ents, at 29 Longford, street, Regent’s Park,
Ladies’ Dress GooitoP-Tlie latest styles, a com
plete stock, now on exhibition at the store ot S.
Peyser & Co. •> ;
Improvement.—We see another business house
to coarse of construction' by Mr. John Hollings
worth, on cotton avenne, fronting the city Hail,
on one of the lota made vacant by the burning
which took place in that neighborhood over two
years ago. Ki>W 1 LS"l / ’• -
r Keep Waiim.-^-Peyser <fc Co. are now offering
a large lot of fine bed blankets, white and colored.
-■*'‘2* > -W,.!
Jut received at the News Deppt ; Weanfe
Vsjufirr Army and Ab-y Journal, Ledit's'Lathj's J
may be tnily classed'among the wonders‘of »”■ v "
the nresoitt "davl—Lindon Brir. - J *>?:! “t* 8e P tfM " r/ M "
. - . ^ ‘ "IT** ^^*-->,1 'rtfrfjjfff.J
S. G. WOOD & CO.,
"Wholesale; dealers in G-roceries,
„ ,TO>ns '>u'ii>.<n .
Batter,. Obeese, Hour,-.&a, -
No. 45 Unroi^ Street,
Reverend Air. Spurgeon declares that
Romanism is gaining immensely in England,-
and that London isnOw covered with a net
work of monks, and priests, and sisters of
mercy, and the conversions made are not by
ones or twos, but by scores, till England is
being regarded os the most hopeful epbt for
.^1 SHBBf room*.
“lly dear fellow,” gtu’cl Beau Hickman to a sep21-3m»'
waiter in a hotel, “I have respect for
indecd, I may say I go* fond-of^flles^but I
like to have them aifd my milk ip separate;
glasses ;* they mix so *mhch better when ^ou
have control of both imjrcdientst” . ‘ l
< obr coujwy.
R. M. GOODMAN,
A. 4. RAN9ELL"
UPSON COUNTY. j
W. W. IfAHTZFIELD.
aigBOTrmat^gtet.Y? rV }
O. WARNER, —JOHN U DIXON,
to't W. -A. J. PHILLIPa. »»$ -$«.ry.ff.
RANDOLPH COUNTYr t'£} ■ '■ * 1
B. .RICE, JOSEPH T. TURNER.
DECATUR COUNTY. .
H. G.-'CRAWFORD^ U/.j. " . . JOSEPH LAW,
II. W. HERRING, H\
\ . )TX . SUMTER COUNTY. * / ft T+tlff i
W. AV, .BARLOW, W. J, PATTERSON,
HINE.^nOL'I*,
CUTTK, WRIGHT BRApY, Ad ' .
MUSCOO F.K COUNTY. ^ ’’ < ‘ ^ •
' I l ‘ ' ^ILEY Wjnr.ilAMS ?
iALAM If. UH A PI* RLE,
A. P. G■ HARRIS. .
General Coniin-isHioii iTfcrchaut,
- NEXT DOOR TO J. B.-ROSS & SON,
Cherry Stmt, Jfacon, Georgia.
T would, most respectfully stale to tu> friends
I end the public generally, that the capacity of
my storehouse to such as to enable’me to tceeive
onjstoruge (bv.addition to Consignments on com-
itoiiitoffififfffii *f ffiifii m ifireWuiiifte *f
onyaoaeverr dessription. Anil I would tnrthcr
fiMfijwL " ether article stored in my
boose will be entirely iinexposed, which is cer-’
tainly a very great’consideration.'
-'Charges the same as in the Warehouse.
. Advances made ou all consignments it desired.
• I will also nil orders for any of raj friends for
anything ont of my Ifne.
So gentlemen, just this time, upon Rial, make
your eonsignments to-me; either In Cotton or
gg^ttoJgL|Q^igy»5tiplg» to beatored,ai>j4 will
References,’ any of the Merchants of Macon.
* -;w ; A. P. G. HARRIS,
• . Old Firm of Dnnlap & Harris.
£sep27-2w* Aflerwurds Harris & Dense.
Family G-roceries!
Family Groceries, Family Groceries.
HAVING JUST RECEIVED a F1TU. AND
varied stock of
fa.hi r. v <; it on: it iks
anil supplies from . the Wj^tem .Markets, I am
preparej^. ftfer pecnltor. inducements to those,
wanting anything in my line. I have now in store
on sole , & C Sugars, Rip and Java Cpffee,
Gunpowder, .Black, Imperial and Young" . Hyson
Teas, Wejteril Reserve and English Dairy Chccsd,
Mackerel, Starch, Soap, Candle's, Vennacellfa,. Mac
aroni, White Beans, Spices, Pickles, Crackers,
Canned Fruit, O^stert, Sardines, Catsups, Pepper-
sauce, Olive OR, Raisins, Figs, Fine Wines; Brandy
and Whisky,-Cigars, Smoking ahd- Chewing To-
hacco, and everything usually to be found in a
Family. Supply Store—including. Buckets, Tubs,
Brooms, Washboards, etc. etc. . . ■ .
Having given .peraonal uttootiui. to the purchase
of my stock, I am as.ured.ttwt I am prepared, to
offei- unusual advantages Jo the. citizens of Macon,
and the country trade. t . . .. .,
Dunn & Maugham’s store, near Hardeman Si
Sparks'!
Call and see. an stock.
»ept28-lvr~ * B. H. NEWTON.
13F~ Journal and Messenger eopj.
Store Rooms to Rent
IN ALBANy GEORGIA-
O NE Boom 2I> by 90 feet; one Room 30 by 5Q
feet on. the ground floor, and one room on
second floor 52 by 120 feet, IS or 14 feet between
floor and ’trailing: Tills being one of the finest
rooms in the Stale for the show and Etle of Fur
niture, Carriages or similar goods. The building is
of brick, 2 stones high—with heavy block tin roof.
No building within about 400 feet on same block,
and Brosd anfi Washington streets intervening in
every .other direction, and is on one of the princi
pal business corners in tpwn. They wilj be fitted
np to suit the tenant Apply to rnff in person on
the premise*, or by letter to Albany, Ga. -
sepgS^t*- , C. W. BAW8QN.
OOTTON PRESSES.
. .. .—1-.^, , .
oerior facilities for pressing, and
ton at our works corner First and
Cherry strtet.
McifANUS & CO.
' P. S.—One Mr. • Jackson Deloache’ takes
charge of the Presses from this date, and will be
pleased to have a call from his old cotton friends.
—-t McSI. & CO.i
• IJ.’ye .'*//•! Li
nrfT
Opfics Acnse Assibtakv CoMMissrosEK,
Bureau of Refugees, Frcednienand Abandoned
Lands, for State of Georgia.
4
Gejosbal.Ordkh, !
J4 No. 1. (
In compliance with Special Orders, No. 63, -War
Department, Bureau of B., F, and A. L, and Spe
cial Orders, Nq.'A'bHead Quarters Assistant .Com-
_ missioner for State of Georgia and South Carolina,
¥c~/,Zine for October, .VrtJom Demand'* for Oeto- j I assume charge of all matters relating to the Bn-
- ; reau in the Stale of Georgia.
I All officers find Agents of the jBnreau, on daty
Fail A>n Winter C'lothino.—S. Peyser & Co. j in this State, will make the reports rcqttired by
,vc just recei v.-il a large assortment: tf, j existing orders to this office.
Notice.
the morning of the 27tli Instant, a
mulatto boy came to my store and left with
me a FIFTY DOLLA KJULL, uudei rusph
. iclouacir-
eumstances—he running away upon inquiry being
made where begot It. I consequently believe’ u
to be stolen. The owner can have it, by proving
property and laying for this advertisement!-
scpt28-2t -!* ’ ’ H. F. REES,
Georgia Academy for the Blind.
AlMlV
P ARTIES Interested are hereby informed that
the buildings in Macon having been restored
to this Institution, the 8A00I Loh been removed
from Fort Valiev, and'tbc exercises will be resum
ed in the former place on Monday, 2d October.—
Papers of the State will greatly serve this public
charity by copyiug this announcement.
TZ. o-fiW.D. WILLIAMS,
. sep27 • 13 lSJ\jJeZL ~ —^principal.
; . j DAVID TILLSON, ■
]jj~ A bUl of eighteen hundred dollars for stor- j Brig. GenTU. S. Vols., Act’g. Ass’tX^omV.
ige on 140 bales of cotton waa collected by one of i OrriciisL :
o'w" wan&ouMincn yetterday. | W, W. Dias*, A. A. G. ang 2S3t
For Sale.
A DESIRABLE residence, contaiuiug six rooms
with fire places and dining room, good dou
ble kitchen, smoke house, daily house andL good
well of water and convenient to business.
Ap^yU> ^ W. C ; KENNEDY,
D. DTJJN^ISr,
MERCHANT TAILOR,
OPPOSITE LANIER HOCSE, MACON, OA-,
Has jnst received a superb stock of
BROAD CLOTHS.
PLAIN AND FANCY CA88IMERES.
VESTINGS.
VELVET,
] > CAS3IMERE
and SILKS. 1 ) ■ .%
FURNISHING GOODS.
SHIRTS.
COLLARS,
NECK. TIES,
POCKET HANDKERCHIEFS.
UNDERSHIRTS,>vjy.lg ,f j
DRAWER8, . " .
and HALF HOSE.
r . ’ W ALSO, , , .
Hats, Umbrellas and Driving Gloves.
sept28-lih. il'i .it ‘-ri-.-icAi (<■ .
PURE LIQUORS.
GOME AND BUY PINE WHISKIES AND
jg • ^ -f * J
.- -T-’ ' *■. • i • a i
1000 gallons fine old Bourbon,
Fpr sale ljy L. W. KASDALL.
Mm ' jrMaBkSv
.300 gallons Sherry Wine,
Groceries of all kinds, t
L. W. KASDALL.
For aal^ liy j
Arrangment made at LootovUle, Ky., to furnish
Whisky cheaper than anv merchant in the city.
L. W. RASDALL,
sep27-lnt Opposite Express Office.,
ko*t Trank. - .. rf ,
I N October, 1804, u passenger by train from Sa
vannah, ou arriving at .Macon, discovered that
the connterpart of one of tin- checks in his posses
sion, was attached to a Trunk not his own. The
owner, by calling at this office and proving prop-
erty, can obtain his trunk. sept 84-Ot*
A i> v A \ « i; s ii v it»:
ON COTTON
% AND 0THEE PE0DU0E.
THE NEW YORK
Warehouse So Security Co.,
\ ’. 2t> Sf ret t. S,
WITH A CAMI CAPITAL O*
OlVE IVUXLIOIVr DOLLARS
will receive consignments of
COTTON, &C.,
and accept time or sight drifts for two-thirds mar
ket value, at shipping port, when accompanied by
bill of lading. Competent prisons will receive the-
property oft arrival Any other information can be
had by-addressing ttre Cbtnpafiy.
This Institntion Is owned and managed by actlvi
business men, wlijch, added to the capital Invert
ed, guarantees entire safety and experience in the
disposal of merchandise consigned to them.
Refkknexces is New York.
, NATIONAL BANK OF THE REPUBLIC.
BANK OF AMERICA. '■
THEODORE CRANE, Pres’t,
F. J. Ogden, Secretary. sept26-2ary3w
Fop Sale.
A PLANTATION IN TERRII^ COUNTY,
G IONTAINING one thousand aerri, (1,000,) four
' hundred (400) well cleared and i| a tinestute of
cnltivatiom situated on Mossey t. rftk, three miles
from Brownes Station, on the Southwestern R. R.
The place to well situated, with log improvements,
good orchard, gin house and 6crew, &c. The land
to well adapted to the prodnctlon of cotton, sugar
cane, potatos and gr.. in of all klsds. Tliere Is
about two hundred acl-es of this plice No. 1 ham
mock land, which can be early brpoght iuto cul
ture.
The present crop will be told frith the place if
sired.
ily to or
desii
Price of land, *7,000
t’. D 8TEVElls(l_,
Real Estate Agent,
• j Macon, Ga.
GEO,. C. FKEEMAN,
Commission Merchant,
Cobbeii Bat and Dhatton Sis., ■
SAVANNAH, Gr.
FOE PUE0HASE, SALE and FOEWAEDINd
ALL KINDS-'-'
OF Merchandise, Produce and Manufacturers
-Goods.
Sepf./15-tbd-lm.
Money- to Loatfr.
T HE luosL 4berel advsaices in cash made upoi
all kinds pf Jewelry, such as Gold aud Silver
■Watehce, Diamond Rings, Diamond Pins, Chains
.etc.. Breastpins,’ Bracelets, Eardrops, Pearls, 25!
Vies, Silver Plate, and everything el»e of valuc.
Money is loaned and these articles accepted os col-
hiteral security.
Apply to the 'undersigned one door below the
Macoti Postoffice, Up 8tairs.
ang2T>-lm^ n[ ,,. /1J n ,11. C. STEVENSON.-
/'I EQRGJtA, Jones Goustv, Ordinary’s Offlcd
OT said county.—Whereas Charles L. D;mie, ap
plies to me for letters of administration upon the
taiUte.Of William qoultcr, U.-ceiscd
t TlK*se ure to cite and admonish all
I
.-r my hand officially, Aug. 30,1865.
,-J-, ROLAND T. ROSS,.: !
smmmto 1 OriialtoM
persons con
ccrned, to file their objections, if any they have in
.this office by the first irohday in OetObernext.’
Given under my hand officis
... . r-, • RC
sep l- w5t
EORGIA, DECATgtt County.—On the first.
U Monday in October next, B. F. Benton w ill
apply to the Court of Ordinary of said county for
letters of Administration on the estate ofj P
Geuldcn, dcc’d. H. M. BEACH
sep2 w30d . ; •" . .Ordinary
- ■ A Cartli, l i
D URING my absence, Dr. T. H. Hall can be
found at my office. *7 °
septO- f CHARLES II. HALL.
SPECIAL NOTICES.
To the Public.
letters from the array, will confer a special favor
by informing me of the fact, by letter, at this
place.
The aid ol my fricndH of the Press iri bolicited in
giving this card a general-circulation in tho States
named above. P. W- K.-
Thomaston, Upson Co., Ga., Sept. 26ih, 1865.
medical College or Georgia,
AUGUSTA.
The regular eoun»eof Lectures in this Institution
will be commenced on the first Monday in Novem
ber next, and be continued four months.
} T i . L * A * T)UGA8,
sep7 2tawlm j > ) •!? Dean.
Notice.
The Presbytery of Flint river stands adjourned
to meet in the city of Americus ou Thursday be
fore the 3d Sabbath in October next, at 7 o’clock
, M. .TAMES C. PATTERSON,
ijygpt r \ I vrJ Stated -Clerk.
HATS AND CAPS.
Wholesale and* Retail,
T. W. FREEMAN’S.
Sept7-23t
Batchelor’s Hair Bye!
The original and best in the world! The only
true and perfect hair dye. Harmless, reliable and
instantaneous. Produces immediately a splendid
black or natural brown, without injuring the hair
or skin. Remedies the ill effects of bad dyes.—
Sold by all druggists. The genuine is signed Wil
liam A. Batchelor. Also, Regenerating Extract ot
Millefleurs, for restoring aud beautifying the hair.
CHARLES BATCHELOR,
angl5-ly New York.
Itch! Itch! Itch!—Scratch! Scratch!
Scratch !—Whcatoti’a Ointment will care the
itch In 48 hours. Also curca salt rheum, ulcers,
chilblains, and all eruptions of the skin. Price 50
cents. For sale by all druggists. By sending 60
cents to Weeks & Potter, sole agents^ 170 Wash
ington street, Boston, Mass., it will be forwarded
by mail, free of postage, to any park of the United
States.sept 27-3m
NATIONAL LITE
Any person in Georgia, South Carolina, Florida, rp TO l pr o! Tnqin'flrtPP (1011103 0V
or Alabama, having preserved printed copies of my J-FiiV tUtUS lllbUl iAULU VdUHipa.Il V,
DEVLIN & 00.,
Broadway, New York.
C L O TH I N Gr
; Ty AT ;
' f WHOLESALE AND RETAIL , , .
W E OPEN THE SEASON WITH A LARGE
STOCK OF ELEGANT
CLOTHING AND FPRNISHING GOODS
in onr
Ready-Made Department. •
Wo have also secured the services of -first-class ar-
?: •• %} C flb ttota in onr t-. .>* ;
„ .CUSTOM DEPARTMENT,
Which la likewise supplied with tlie finest and best
Fabrics of the
HOME AND FOREIGN J|ARKETS.
To those wlto wish to order by mail, will tie sent
(on application) ;
SAMPLES OF GOODS,
With Directions for Measuring, which, if correctly
followed, will secure a fit iu all cases.
DEVLIN & CO.
ftBjlLtu,. llalrenSt.l : 1
septS^-Sm
HEADQUARTERS SUB-DISTRICT,
District of Columbus,
Macon, Ga., 8ept 23d, 1865.
Special Orders, I ’ >f ‘** '
No. 12. f
Hereafter any person selling to or manufacturing
citizens’ clothing for any enlisted men of this com
mand, will be arrested, fined and imprisoned.
By command of
Col. AND’W B. Z. DAWSON.
E. F. Malih, Lt. and A. A. -A. G.
septS4-10t " ' ’
T REDEGAR IRON WORKS,
, RICHMOND, VA.
Having resumed operations at these Works, we
are prepared to supply all the articles heretofore
furnished by u>; among them are the following:
for railroads.
Wheels and Axles, separate or fitted.
Chilled Tyres, Chairs and Spikes,
Bridge Bolts and Bridge Castln, —
, &e.
IronTrucks, Engines,“Boilers,!
MERCHANTS.
Iron of all kinds, Nails, «&c.
PLANTERS.
Engines for Saw and Grist Mills,
- 'Plantation Iron and Castings,
Sorghnm Mills and Pans.
BUILDERS.
Iron Front and all Castings for Buildings,
Nails, Spikes, Ac. ’
We have also on hand Hoop Iron, suitable for
coopers and others; also, Iron Axles,HarseShoes,
Ac., all of which we will sell at the .lowest market
rates for snch articles.
sept 27-lw J. R. ANDERSON A CO.
Just Rqfelved and for Sale
AT BOYD A’GORDON’S DRUG STORE.
, White Lead, Linseed Oil, Copel Varpiah,
Datnar Varnish, Japan Varnish, *'
Spirits Turpentine, Window Gla^s, Putty,
Neatsfoot Oil, Coal Oil, Paint Brushes,
Hair Broshes, Tooth Broshes,
Dressing' Combs, Also
A fine lot of Perfumery and Fancy Goods.
sep26-4t
GEORGIA HOUSE7
BEARDEN &
(LATE OF MACON, GEORGIA,)
No. 20 Beaver Street, New York.
tar Liberal advances made on Cotton, Wool,
and produce generally. •
RBFBB TO
Business Men oi Macon; Merchants of Atlanta
W. Jones A Co:, Richmond, 'Vd.; Fleming A
M^helcs, Augusta;. T.- T. Brocks, and T. Branch A
Sons, Petersburg, Vu.- : - u <n . sept 27-6t*
CO.,
Dwelling Wanted.
T HE undersigned wishes to rent u Dwelling in
the city of Macon for the coming year—the
house to contain f«nr or six rooms, good outbuild
ings and garden. Any one having such house for
rent, will do well to cull on Robertson A naitcogk,
who will net for till.'. . '
»ept96-6t» ' ’ . J, M. RICE.
Come alj. Ye Hungry and Thirsty,
TO THE OLDESTAND BEST RESTAU
RANT AND BAR IN THE CITY.
I THE OLD ISAAC’S STAND.
Keptby TlV . . n,/. . t. ,-y 4f .
H. A. POH1 E R,
ON CHETfRy ST.
To Rent or Sell,
W- residence in Vineville. For particulars,
, — enquire, on the premises, of
! Mulberry street, scpt33-6t* JAMES DENT.
There yon can find exerything good to Eat
A, and Drink.
Prepared to Board and Lodge by the Day or
Month. . : )
Beptl7-lm - ' S. A. PORTER.
Store to Rent.
A Commodious Store in the business part ot
town. For particulars apply to Macon Intel
ligence Office. ■ - (T-.TV
•«p37 , F, R. A B. L. G0ULDING.
OF NEW YORK.
Office, NO. 243 BROADWAY.
TL
AUTHORIZED CAPITAL *500,000.
DIRECTORS:
Edward A. Jones,
Samuel J. Glassey,
T. B. Yau Buren,
Sylvester M. Beard,
Robert Crowley,
Wm. Coit,
J. C. Diimniek,
Henry Clews,
Albert Wright,
John A. Iselin,
H. P. Freeman,
Nicholas E. Smith,
James R. Dow,
Orison Biuut,
Howell Smith,
F. H Lrnnmus,
Wm. E. Prince,
Sylvester Teate,
Joseph Wilde,
A. A. Low,
Chas. Curtiss, fe
Asher S. Mills, -
W. H. Webb, “
Henry J. Raymond, i
Silas C. Herring,
Sam’l W. Truslow,
Richard A. McCurdy.
EDWARD A. JONES, President.
WM. E. PRINCE, Vice-President.
ASHER S. MILLS, Secretary.
F. B. VAN BUREN, Treasurer.
S. Teats, M. D., Medical Examiner.
E. H. Jones, Superintendent of Agencvrr
E. F. Foloer, General Railway Agent.
LIFE AND ENDOWMENT POLICIES
Are issued on the Mutual plan. All the profits
in this department are divided pro rata among
the Policy Holders. AI1 policies to lie • ioeoutato-
He after fiTe years from date, and nou-torfeitable
after two aunual payineuts. A Loan of one-third
of the ’amount of pi-Qniums will be made; also,
thirty days grace given In payment of premiums.
GENERAL ACCIDENT POLICIES
Are granted covering accidents of all descriptions,
including the travelers’ risk. Ii issued
Without Compensation,
They provide for death, if caused by accident; but
In case ofinjuryonly, tho Insured receives no com
pensation. If granted
With Compensation,
The full amount assured is payable to the family In
case of death caused _by accident and occurring
within three months from the date of Injury. Or,
ill him- ..f’mini i .ii-.il'iiitv. tin- in-urt d re
ceives a weekly compensation uut Q lie i- (Matos
attend to his business, such time not tb exceed
twenty-six weeks. The policy covers all forma of
Dislocations, Broken Bones, Sprains, Bruises, Cuts,
Gunshot Wounds, Burnsand Scalds, Bites of Dogs,
Assaults by Burglars, Robbers, or Murderers, the
action of Lightning or Sun-Stroke, the effects of
Explosions, Floods aud Suffocation by Drowning
or Choking, and all other kind of accident.
Ten Dollars
Secures a general Accident policy for
Two Thousand Dollars,
With a Weekly Compensation of - ‘ *
Ten Dollars.
TRAVELERS’ INSURANCE TICKETS,
For any length of time, from one day to twelve
months, are on sale at the various Railroad and
Steamboat Ticket Offices and Agencies •
Marine Risks and Special Voyages.,
Policies are granted insuring against death by
accident while sailing in steamer or soillDg vessels,
atoofor special voyages.
Full information, together with Tables of Rates,
<&e., can be obtained at the Home Office, or by ap
plication to the'State Agent.
E. C. GRANNIS,
Agent for Bibb County?
j! C. McBUBNEY,
Gen’l Agent for Gcorgi*.
EJT Insurance Agents desiring the appointment
aa Agent, can address the General Agent, J. C.
MeBurney. sep22-3m
WHOLESALE RETAIL
DRY G00D8 AND CLOTHING STORE.
A 8CHEURMAN & BROTHER,, beg leave
• to inform the citizens of Macon and sur
rounding country that they have just received one
of the LARGEST and BEST assorted atock of
LADIES’ AHD-.GENTLEMEN’S
furnishing GOODS that U In the market—consist-
Belts, Ribbons, Crapes, Laces, Edgings, InsertlngsJ
Hose, Gloves, Water Falls aud ornaments, Fancy
Head Dresses, Fancy Combs of every description,
Irish Linens, Table Cloths, Towelling, Handker
chiefs, Jaconet and Swiss Muslins, Mtisquetoe Net
tings, Shirtings of all descriptions (Bleached and
unbleached), Love Veils, Yell Berege, Poplins, Ac.
A large assortment of Ladles' Misses’ and Chil
dren’s Shoes, Gaiters, Booties, Hoop Skirts of the
latest style, Parasols Corsets, Jewelry, Perfume
ries, Pomades, Toilet Soaps, and hundreds of
LADIES ARTICLES too numerous to mention.
We have, also, a large assortment of Gentlemen’s
and Boys’ clothing and famishing Goods, consist
°* - (Mx i r
■under shirts,
DRAWERS’
.COATS,
PANTS,
VESTS,
SHIRTS,
HOOTS,
SOCKS,
SUSPENDERS,
CA8SIMEBK£r . ,, 4
8H0S, BROAD CLOTH,
GENTLEMEN’S SHAWLS
HATS, ~ ; CAPS,
SATINETS, BLANKETS,
WATCHES, POCKET KNIVES, . .
POCKET BOOKS, SCARFS,
‘ TRUNKS, VALISES,
CARPET BAGS; YANKEE NOTIONS
of every description, and many articles which,
there to not space enough to enumerate.
As we have many advantages, we intend offering
-the best and cheapest Goods that caa be found in
the city or
• i S 0 IJTHERN MA REST, -
One of the firth being located in the city of;Netr
York, we will be constantly receiving all Goods
suitable for this Market, whicb .,. ; .
WE ARE DETERMINED TO SELL.
We have on hand, as you may understand,
A fine variety of Goods,
Cheaper, cheapest in the land,
This must be well understood; J. i
’ We MtjlMflkfailSbH! -
Come jwtgc for yourself and tllenyou’U know,’- 1 ’
That we have fine goods, and they all pretty—
Cheaper titan you'll find in this city. ' -<>
Come-all those that have taste and pride,
And you’ll not go off dissatisfied.
All onr Goods are nice and new,
And wcare certain they’ll suit you.
Wc say to one, we say, to. all,
. All we ask to jnst a call.
A. 8CHEURMAN & BRO.
sept26-tnov2I.
FARM FOB. SALE.
L YING on the Macon and Brunswick KailrStd,
one mile from pykes’ station, containing 40o
acres: one hundred cleared, the balance heavily
timbered, together with, the present crop. Also,
at. Mules, two 2 Horse ■ Wagons, one six horse
wagon, pew, thirty head oT hogs, and all the farm-
*'i utensils. There is a No. 1 Cane Mill and
"iders on the plate, one double leg house and
_1 i houses fot Ireedmen, nil new. A bargain can
nadby applying at the Foundry to
HfVi J! 8. SCHOFIELD.
, ::ALSO,
One of the best Lots of land there is on the Ma
con and Brunswick Railroad, fax utiles below
Dykes’ station, containing two hundred two and a
half acres, and known as the Dubois place. Eighty
acres cleared and forty, under new fence; there is
a turnout already graded on tins place. Thereto
enough timber on it to bring a big pile of money:
Also, a good double log house, and other out
buildings on the place. J. S. SCHOFIELD.
_ sept_26-6t • . .
WANTED. . / -u V
SIX GOOD ANI) STEADY TIN AND
Sheet Iron Workmen.
For which will be paid the highest wages. ’ ***'
sept 26-St* McELROY A 8UBER8,./.
^ | Fourth Street.
For Rent or Sale,
F ROM the 1st October, my place on the east aide
■of Tatcall Square. To a careful tenant, will be
ieptawt* 3 - WAS. A. KNIGHT.
E. J. JOHNSTON &
Watch Makers and JeWelle:
Under Masonic Hall, Cotton* &
Have just received and are now offering a fine
and well sGected assortment of Pocket Knives,
Roger’s & Wostenholin's make,
Scisors,
Razors, . ♦. 7 Mb ' 4
Razor Strops,
Pocket Books,
Hair Broshes, Tooth and Shaving do
Dressing Combs, JRound and Fine do,
Silver Thlmblc-s, Steel do;
Steel Spectacles aud Noses,
Gold Pens in Silver CaseB,
Violin and Guitar’Strings, $ r.-,p-.- ; . ; .
Silk Guards,’,Watch Keys,
Split Rings, Gold and Steel,
Steel Chains and .Tweezers
Silver Plated Table end Tea ,8poon»,
Silver Plated Forks,
Table and De?ert Knives,
Knives and Forks &e., &e.,
100 Dozen Goat’s Spool Thread.
For sale lowjto.close a consignment.
shall be receiving a flue stock of
Watches, Jewelry, Silver, aud Silver Plated
Ware, to which invite the atteutlou of pur- ■
chasers.
Watches aud Jewelry repaired, and Engraving
Stone, at short notice.
E. J. JOHNSTON, ’ ,
■*' . - a. . .i. ’ Under Maaonis H*}1,, -
sepl0-15t* Cotton Avoaffy.
Just Arrived! ISfew {^oodst
Grand Dlkplay; Two Stocks In Onei
Goods from Auction! Saving to Oonsumsw)
S, T. 00LEMAN, Agent, Cherry St,- .
THE underalgned will open, about the 1st of
October, In the fmildlng well known as the
Ifanufaeturertf Bank, Cbr. Chenft sfc SecondSU.
The most elegant and extensive variety of
* FALL GOODS! *
FOR LADIES’ AND GENTLEMEN’S WEAR,
Yet displayed in this city. My stock will constat
not only of my own purchases, bnt large selections
from purchases made by Mr. J. B. Ross, at tha re
cent Auction Sales In New York, which I know to
be at lees prices than others have paid In ths same
market By anTurangement with Meters. J. B.
Ross & Son’, their ENTIRE RETAIL BUSINESS
will be transferred to me; jmd with the advantages
offered I shall, at all times, be prepared with the
most comprehensive assortment in this City. Es-.
pedal attention has been given to the selection of
MOURNING GOODS,
And also to the selection of LINEN GOODS, of
every description, which are now decidedly cheap
er and more economical than Cotton fabrics.
So come along, Ladies, and give me a trial, I
have served many of yon in the past, and given
you good bargains, and will continue to do so, If
you will stick to me, and If I have neglected to
provide any tjnny.w'hioli-eah add to your comfort
or convenience, I will furnish It upon short notice.
S. T. COLEMAN, Agent.
I.ate Finn, Rosa & Coleman.
•:sept24 ’
6071-2 Acres of Land for $3,000.
WIIoox (Jaunty Cotton Land. ’
I OFFER for sale a plantation in Wilcox conntv,
within two miles of Abbeville, the county
seat It contains 607X acres, of which 300 Ara
cleared and in a high state ot cultivation. The
major portion of which opened within the last
three years. The balance well Umbered. Fifty
acres of which have been deadened.
I will also sell on the place 1,000 bushels of corn.
15 stacks of fodder, 8 head of cattle, 0 mules, BO
head of hogs, I yoke of oxen. 9 head of shssp.
1,000 bnsheto potatos, 1 four horee wagon sad
cart, 100 bushels of peas, 100 bushels rice, and t
miscellaneous assortment of plantation Imple
ments. Everything necessary. Pries of land
$3,000. -Price of land, crop, etc., $6,000 green
backs.
A map of the place and surrounding country
can be 6een at my office, one door below the Po»t-
offloe, up stars. ' H. C. STEVENSON,
. Real Estate Agent,
aepl6-eodlm*Macon, Os.
., ’ $100 REWARD.
A PERSON calling himself Lee Smith hired s
fine mare, .saddle and bridle, one weak ago,
at my stable, to be returned in forty-eight hours.
Smith represented himself to be a cotton buyer.—
The mare is a sorrel, blaze In the face, light mane
and tall, good traveller, no scars, and about sight
vc-nrs old. I will pav 850,00 for the mare, siuffilt
and bridle, or $100 for the arrest of Smith with the
property. Apply to •
JAMES CRAFF,
sept27-3t , Livery Stable on Fourth street.
} V FOE SALE.
M Y PLANTATION, situated In the county of
Lowndes, ten miles from Valdosta, the coun
ty town and two miles from Ayattnb. Ths tract
contains four thousand three hundred acres. Four
teen hundred are in cultivation, not surpassed In
lertility in the county, of which eleven hundred
have been cleared within four years. The climate
is decidedly healthy and the settlement eligibly
situated. Appended to the plantation!! a substan
tial grist and saw mill, entirely new. The build-.
ings are commodious and well constructed. Ths
quarters for the laborers are oomfortable and caps/-
ble of accommodating upwards of two hundred.
There are two large cotton and gin houses upon
the plantation. All of the atock will be sold with
it, constating of mules, cattle, hogs and shesp.—
Poesesslon to be given on or before January.
. J. WALDBURG, Savannah.
Jy 19 60-3tawtf
Ice: Ice! ! Ice! ! !
received, which will b«
season, at the old stand of
ALSO,
SAN ; D S’ CREAM ALE
By the Barrel or Half Barrel.
WELLS & PALMER.
HEADQUARTERS FIRST SUB-DISTRICT, 1 *
District of Columbus, j-
Macon, Ga., Sept, 26,1866. J
Special Ohdebs. )
No. 14. ’ )
Hereafter, and until Ihrthor orders, all aaloone o
places where intoxicating liquors are sold will be
CU“. .1 al eight o’.-hKi r. M . - evv.’j. A failure to
comply with this order will subject the guilty par
ly to arrest and imprisonment added to the closing
of his establishment.
By order
Cou ANDR. JR. Z. DAWSON.
E. F. MaulR, Lieut, and A. A. A. G.
sept27-5t •
KA BBLS. good
DU for tale %
sept 27-3t*
Lime, time. ' vy -
fi-psh Lime. Juat receivtd and
McCALIJE & JONES,
Cotton Avenue.
WANTED TO BUY,
I N THE CITY OF MACON, A DWELLING con
taining from 4 to 6 rooms
b -Address D. M. C,, with full particulars,
sepSS 10t* ^TELEGRAPH OFFICE.
- OCTATUS COHEN,
Forwarding and Commission House.
SAVANNAH, GA.
aug 9-Sm*