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Cfjt §ailg Cdtgrap|. CITY COLUMN. ELAM CHRISTIAN, CITY REPORTER WOOD WANTED. The proprietors of the Daily TEi.EGRArn desire to contract for seventy-live cards of good solid wood. Cash will be paid on delivery. Applica tions desired without delay. New Advertising Index. Plantation in Miller county for Sale—M B AVhar ton. Tennessee Coal—T H Plant. Wanted—Greenville Wood. For Rent—I H Cherry. Real Estate Agent—A B Wharton. Buggies and Family Jersey Wagons—McDnffle Mason & Co. Protection Fire Company No. 1—Robt Smith. To Rent—A P G Harris. We will Sell at Auction—R B Clayton & Co. Receiving and Forwarding Merchants—J W O'Connor & Co. Found—Col II F Sickles. For Sale—Mirabeau R Sparks. Mules for Sale—J Morris. To the Public—R W Cubbedge. Flour of all Kinds—Samuel A Miller. Something New—Price & Adair. Ice lee Ice—I B Wells. Dress Trimmings.—The ladies will fine a beau tiful stock of laces, Insertions and dress trimmings of every description, of the most fashionable styles at 3. Peyser & Co.’s. tf Pcoilistic.—Two “old Confcds,” (so-called) apparently forgetting the fact that “this cruel war is o’er,” on yesterday, wereindneedby tbatbreeder ol human dissension, “Old John,” to forget their friendly relations, and in the absence of any body cise to tight, to try their bands on each other. The ball was opened by a vigorous attack in the rear (of Grier and Mastcrson’s livery stable, we mean) and kept np until the whole front on either side was engaged. The battle was continued at a very “short range” for about ten minutes, but in the excitement of the contest, augmented by the influence of “Old John,” one party aimed too high and the other too low, so that but little dam age was done on cither side, farther than one par tially ornamented eye. Neitherparty gained ninety as there was a “going down” of the currency on both sides to the amount of flve dollars, for failing to keep the city authorities “in the dark.” £9~Ladies, gents’ and misses’ hats, a full mia fashionable assortment, just received at S. Peyser A Co.’s. tf The Brown House.—As will be seen by the announcement in another column, this institution will be re-opened on the 15th inst. In the mean time Mr. Brown, with a score of painters, and others, is engaged in giving the house a thorough cleansing from garret to cellar. Mat- trasses are repacked, bedsteads cleansed, rooms whitewashed, and everything necessary to place the house in the same condition it was, immedi- diately after its completion The bar has been re-opened and is now presided over by Mr. Geo. Lawrence, well known in days past, as one of the most efficient marshals of the city. 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 “a nimble sixpence is better than a slow shil ling,” and they are condncting their business on that principle. We advise onr lady ready readcra to have their port monies well lined when they visit this establishment, for the attractions arc great, tf Mayor’s Court, Oct. 7th.—Lewis Vaunnker, perhaps not liking the rushing and pushing, scrong- ing and gouging, common at the market house, followed bis inclination to peddle on the streets, for which he was required to exhibit his apprecia tion of good city government by disbursing ten greenbacks for the support of the same. Pat Flynn, who, we presume, thought his natu ralization papers gave him a right to appropriate to his own use any property that belonged to “onr koonthry,” went to work to supply himself with wood off the city reserve, but was informed of his error by the city authorities, and charged five dol lars and costs for the information. Stephen Wright went ahead without being “sure he was Wright," and got hold of something that didn’t belong to him; and to fix the fact in his mind that “honesty is the best policy,” he was permitted to work on the streets twenty days, and be adorned with a sett of the city jewels. Keep Warm.—S. Peyser & Co. are now ofiering a large lot of fine bed blankets, white and colored. Another Theft.—Quite a cute theft was prac ticed upon Mr. Howard, at his store on Cherry street yesterday afternoon. A negro man who had been loafing aronnd the premises for. some lialf hour or so, sncceeded in slipping a pocket book from off a shelf behind the conntcr while Mr. II. was waiting on a customer, and knew nothing of the matter until, wanting to make change in set tling with his customer, he looked for his pocket book and found that it was gone. The negro had full time to get ont of the way, and as Mr. H. failed to notice him very minutely, lie will perhaps make a “fat take” of it. There was from one hundred and seventy-five to two hundred dollars in money in the pocket book. J3y* Buy your Arnold’s writing Fluid and copy ing Ink at the News Depot, Triangular Block. sepl7-tf Remarkable 8hootino.—Our attention has been called to some skillful pistol shooting, at Capt. Travis’ gallery, in this city. Col. Max. AVoodhull, commandant of the post of Columbus, struck the centre of the “bull’s eye” three times out of four shots, and the fourth “rang the bclL” Beat this who con! Capt. Travis’ champion honors arc in danger, and Col. W, may wear them. If the two experts get np a match “may we be there to see it.” MONETARY AND COMMERCIAL. Weekly Report of the Macon Market. Daily Telegraph Office, j Macon, Ga., Oct. 8,1865. j gST Goto A. S. Patrick <fc Co.’s to get the best Stationery; Also, wrapping paper. scp!7-tf • Behind tho>e Roseate Gates.—The lips of girl hood, there should be a fragrant palace elegantly furnished with ivory and coral. To drop metaphor. 'Young ladies, you should keep your teeth and gums in perfect order, if you hope in afterlife, to : blessings of a sound set of dentals and a MKlt breath. What W ill enable you to do this ? ^ ask. Nothing hut Fragrant* Sozodont, we P . ' oct8-3tcod. ,v- No Secret.—The latest style of corsets, liand- liefa, hosiery, artificial flowers, and ribbons, ^canbe inspected at the store of S. Peyser &, Co. Jsmar Just received at the News Depot, ali the N. C* Y. and other dailies. Ladies’ Dress Goods.—The latest styles, a com plete stock, now on exhibition at the store of S. Peyser A- Co. tf MoNTiTART.-During the past week we have noticed considerable improvement in the money market. This may be accounted for, in part, by the buoy ancy of the cotton market. Another cause, which has contributed somewhat to the diffusion of the circulating medium, is, that a quantity of gold, hoarded for some time, by parties, who either had no inclination or necessity to sell, or were await ing higher prices, is now being disposed of. Gold is yet, in fair demand. It is sought after princi pally, by parties, who are purchasing cotton in the interior. We can hear of none being bought on speculation. We quote from 45 to 46%, selling rates. The demand for loans has declined. They can still be obtained from % to 1 per cent on call. There appears to be no demand whatever for ex" change on New York. This would seem to indicate that our merchants have principally paid cash for their goods. We can discern no change In the issues of the State. Parties, holding them, do not seem anxious to selL Cotton.—The activity reported in the cotton market last week has steadily increased since that time, and prices have advanced in proportion to the increased demand for the staple. During the first three days of the week it changed hands quite rapidly, as we know more than one lot to have been in the bands of two or three traders within the same day. Considerable quantities have been brought in from the country, nearly all of which was sold by those bringing it, to the traders. The planters, however, are advised of the upward tendency in the Northern markets; and we have heard them express a determination to hold what they have on hand still longer, only disposing of enough at present to supply money to meet their immediate wants. But as the want of money is pretty general, and prices begin to tempt them, there will doubtless be a change in their determina tion which will soon place all the cotton in the country immediately on the market The ship ments by railroad, have been somewhat heaview than for the previous week; but on account of th^ continued shallowness of the river, that channel is still closed to shippers. About thirty boxes, most of which are complete, are making preparations to proceed down with caigos as soon as the state of the river will permit We quote as the ruling figures, at the close of the week, from thirty to thirty-four cents, and we are told that thirty-five could be obtained for extra lots of the higher grades. The largest sales effected were middling lots at thirty-three cents. Dry Goods.—The trade in dry goods Is not yet altogether as buoyant as many anticipated it would be on the opening of the season, but it is steadily increasing, and the many merchants who have laid In heavy stocks, arc still hopeful of disposing of them without difficulty. So far as we can learn, most of the trade for the past week has been in the wholesale line, and the scarcity of funds among the masses of the people, cause most of them to delay making purchases as long as possible. The trade has been principally in ladies’ dress goods, and some extensive stocks of this class of goods have been exhausted, and still laiger supplies or dered. The price of cotton goods in the Northern markets continues gradually to increase, and a very slight advance has been made on the prices of cer tain classes of goods in this market, but as a gen. oral thing, prices remain steady. Large stocks of goods areallll being njbeld ain.oM eyeiy day and several, to our knowledge, who have not here* tofore done so, are preparing to enter into the dry goods business. Boots and Shoes.—One or two additional bous es have opened extensive stocks of boots and shoes within the past week, and the market may be considered well supplied in this particular, ex cepting, perhaps, the finest quality of a dress boot, of which, we believe, there is some little defi ciency. Hats.—The market Is well supplied with every style and variety, and dealers are disposing of them - more rapidly than almost any other class of goods' in th6 market. * Groceries.—There has been considerable activ ity in the grocery market throughout tbe week, and the stocks of some of the principal articles in \ this line have been pretty nearly exhausted, but we understand that sufficient quantities are on the way to this market to supply every deficiency.— We quote the following figures for the main arti cles, together with such changes as have taken place in the state of the market: > • Bacon—22025. The demand has been some what better than last week, but the stock on hand; is good and equal to the demand. Flour—$7 5008 50 $ 100 lbs. A good supply of all grades. Sugar.—32035. Moderate supply—demand fair. Syrup—50075. Plenty. Lard—20@25. Supply rather limited, but as yet equal to the demand. Rice—12%15. Scarce, with a good demand. Corn—S50$l 00. Supply limited—bnt little demand. Meal—90c@$l 10. Good supply. Sweet Potato3—(Regulated by military order) $2 00 per bushel. The new crop is being brought in freely, and the supply is abundant Irish Potato*—$2 50 per bushel. Scarce. Mackerel-—15 per kitt; $35 per barret Good supply; demand good. Codfish—20c. Scarce. Herring—$1 50 per box. None offering. Cheese—33c035. Good supply of all qualities; demand moderate. Candles—32c@37. Good stock oil band; de mand light Soap—(Bar) 15c@20. Plenty. Starch—25c@30. Supply limited. Black Pepper—50c@60. Rather scarce. Onions—$3 50@4 50 per bushel. Very scarce. Salt-—3%@5c. But little doing. Tobacco—Chewing, 50c@$l 00. Good supply of all grades, with pretty fair demand. Smoking l O3Oc0$lO. NEW YORK MONEY AND STOCK MARKET. New York, Oct 5—Gold continues firm from the absence of any important demand for cotton or western produce from Europe. It is contemplated that considerable export of specie at an. early day is inevitable,and holders of gold ask highcrprices in anticipation. In the meantime the demand for customs is about equal to payment at the sub treasury on account. Coupon quotations opened at 146%, run up to 147% an d dropped again to New York, Oct. 5—Money firm and more active; six per cent on call; sterling quiet at 159%@159%; gold more active and firm, opened at 146%, ad vanced to 147% closing at 146%; good stocks firm er; U S 6’s, ’81, 107%; 5-20 coupons 103%; ao new do, 102; T-30, new series, 98%; NYC 97%; Erie 92%; Hudson 111%; Redway 117; MC118; Pittsbnrg 82%; M S 83; J C 132, N W preferred 07%; N W 31; Toledo 109%; R J 109%; F W 99%; Central, 110 bid; C Falls 23; Franklin 27%, Huron 33; IsleRoyal|10%; Quincy 5%; Rockland 3%; Superior 3%. New York, Oct 5, p. m. 1—Gold opened at 146% and rose to 146%; 5-20, registered. 101%*; 5-20 Nov. coupons 102%; do new issue 102. Cincinnati, Oct. 5—Gold 146%. ported yesterday wereBubeequently cancelled; lard* 35029%; butter steady, 28043, Ohio 43053, cheese firm, 14017 ; whisky rather dull, Western $2 20, closing with buyers at $2 28, and sellers at $2 19; wheat 2c better for spring, 305 better for winter, $1 68@1 73; choice spring $1 7001 73, Rice firm. Cincinnati, Oct. 5, p. m.—Flour steady and ■ prices of the higher grades a shade higher. Sales of choice at $9 25. Wheat in good demand for choice at $2 25 for prime old. Com 63 for ear and 70 for shelled. Oats 40045. Rice 80085. Whisky $2 26. Mess pork $35036. Bulk meats higher; shoulders 18%c, sides 20c, bacon sides 23c; shoulders advanced lo 20c. Clear bacon sides sold at 25c. Choice lard 25%, prime 29c. Cotton steady at 45@46c for middling to strict middling. Groceries firm. Auction Sales. • BY FINDLAY & KENRICK, ON MONDAY, AT 0 A. M. HOUSEHOLD & KITCKEH FURNITURE. -j COMPLETE SET PARLOR FURNITURE, X 1 do do Dining Room do. 2 do Bed Room Setts, Crockery and miscellaneous articles, 1 Fine Stemway A Son’. Rosewood Piano, 7 Octaves, 1 Piano, suitable for learners, 6 Mat trasses, Quilts, Shirts, &c., &c., 1 Cooking Stove and Fixtures, VALUABLE LIBRARY. The complete Library of the late Judge A. E. Cochran, consisting of n valuable collection of LAW and MISCELLANEOUS BOOK S. SUNDRIES. 100 Empty Meal Bags, 10 Boxes Chocolate, 1 Ladies’ Saddle, Factory Thread, Jugs, Jars, Ac., &c., &e. oet 7-2t* “ - Express Notice. List of money packages remaining in the Macon office, uncalled for,' this day: ‘ Alex. Blue, Macon. P. Higgins, “ O. A. Loclirane, Macon. Mrs. Elizabeth Pettus, Brunswick. J.iW. J. Taylor, Macon. ✓ Gen. G. W. Smith, “ J. D. Walker; “ • John Edclfsen, “ Mrs. M. Cotton, “ Henry Kraft, Sandersville. Miss Drcux Hutchings, Macon. Louis A House, . “ William Walsh, “ J. E. Everett, “ Jas. T. Blain, Tebranville. Strangers must identify themselves. W. E. DENSE, octG-St 1 i . ■ r 1 Money Clerk. NEW BOOKS! J. W. BURKE & CO. ■ , it H AVE on hand, and arc constantly receiving, a great variety of Miscellaneous and School Books, Stationery, Blank Books,..&c., &c., which will be sold as low as the times will afford. Just received: Statutes at large of U. S. for '03, ’04 and ’65. Revenue Laws of U. 8. Readers, Grammars, Histories, Geographies, and almost every variety of School Books, at wholesale and retail. Fancy Goods, in onr line, in great variety. Almanacs for 1866, by the gross or at retail. Call and bee our stock—at present on Cotton Avenue, under Masonic Hall; after this week, at Snider’s Building, next to Baptist Church, Second Street oct6-3t J. W. BURKE & CO. Journal A Messenger copy three times. of.o. n. TURPIN. - j. a. HBRTZ. TURPIN & HERTZ, Wholesale and Retail Dealers in Clothing, and Gents’ Furnishing a O 6 D S , Triangular Block, Cherry Street, Maeon, Ga. Clothing made to order on short notice, by . i MONS. ROUSE. oct 6 1/ RECEIVED. A nice lot of rtraxrxsHinra aooss, also a tine stock of OVER COATS. opt 6-lm TURPIN & HURTZ. For Sale. WILL sell low for currency House and ?ncv, ray Lot in the town of Forsyth, Ga., with (163) one J3f-Just received at the News Depot, Com' Monthly for November, Appleton’s Ed. Internal Rev. Laws, 1000 New and Standard Novels. Fall and Winter Clothing.—8. Peyser A Co. have, just received a large assortment. leT Call on Glaser & Rosin for ladies fine cloaks ’ oct 3-6t MARKETS by telegraph. tar Ladies anu gents white and black kid glovtf, you will find at Glaser & Rosin’s. tf New' York, Oct. 5.—Middling flour 10@15 bet tor, $7 8308 25; super State $8 3508 70; do $80- 8 25; super Wisconsin $8 450890; shipping brand; extra R. H. O. $9 50@12 50, trade brands, market closing firm,no sellers at inside quotations, barley steady, Canada fcl 35; com quiet, firm at 84093c; for unsound, 93%@94% for sound; coffee dull; su gar firm, Cuba 13014% Havana 14%@16%; molas ses dull; petroleum quiet and firm at 29031%, ciude 65, wool dull; hops firm, 15c for 1864 crop and 30080 for 1865 crop ; pork dull and closing at $34037%; beef firm, $9 50@1225, mess, $I250@- hundred and sixty-three acres of land attached.— Thq dwelling contains (8) eight large rooms, be sides dining and stove rooms. All necessary out buildings on the place. All the buildings on the lot are new. Any one desirous of securing a heal thy location, and one affording a fine opportunity for the education of children would do well to give mo a call. 1 will soli, abo, a half intnvrt in one of the best com and flouring Mills in the country, situated (3) three miles from depot, on a never failing stream. WM. L. LAMPKIN. oct 0-lm* •lOO REWARD. S TOLEN from my stable nil Tuesday night last, two Horses, one a black, with star in forehead, sixteen hands high, has some boils on his front legs, six years old, branded U. S. The other a bright hay fifteen and a half hands high, branded U. S. also the letter L on right shoulder. I will pay the above.reward fur the! torses and thief ora liberal reward for the horses. oct6-3t J. H. JOSSEY. Tinner* Wanted. rjAWO FIRST-RATE TINNERS—one good job and one good assortment workman. Apply to ... . MOSES, CRAWN & CO., octG-Ct , Columbus, Ga. TOR SALE, O NE very fine mllcli Cow. Apply at this office. octC-3lt Corn and Meal. G A A BUSHELS sound white Meal, DUU 200 bn. fresh ground white Com, Just received and for Bale by oet6-3tt McCALLIE & JONES. Planter*’ Bank Vote* Wanted. Apply to CHARLES DAY, Office over Massenburg’s Store. oct6-3t* DBAAiEES in - PUKE BOURBON WHISKY Also, ifamifacturers of the celebrated KENTUCKY RIVER WHISKY, AND COMMISSION MERCHANTS For the purchase and sale of Cotton, Tobacco, Flour, Grain, Pork, Bacon, Lard, Hemp, Whisky, Grass Seed, and all kinds of Produce. No. 47 West Second Street, Cincinnati Ohio. sept22-liK*j . $ ... G-. BE END, Manufacturer of Saddles, Harness Dealer in Saddlery Goods, Cotton Avanue, Macon, Qa. IS NOW RECEIVING, AND WILL CGNTIN to receive direct from manufacturers and ini ters, all clause* of Goods in his line, coasistiuf of ladies* and gent’s SADDLES, HARDWARE, WHIP! as well as the different classes ot Leather and' 'til er materials for manufacturing purposes. I employing first class workmen, and my work Shall be second to none In the State. ' I will purchase all kinds of Leather hi the rough; or finish leather at a reasonable price both Shoe aud Harness Leather. •Tlis highest market prt(e paid for hides. Repairs of all kinds done in the best lnimer. No business transacted onSaturdays. lAiNiri ■who! ji: ;:;-jiI ) oel6-lm I >e e SPECIAL NOTICES. Removal.—I have this day removed to the office formerly occupied by N. C. Munroe, Esq., op Second street, where I expect to continue the Brokerage business as heretofore and respectfully solicit the patronage of my friends and the public generally. R. W. CUBBEDGE. oct4-6t* Travelers’ Insurance Company, Eight! Eight: Eight! Petroleum Oil, just received and for sale at the Drug Store of A. M. BOYD. AUTHORIZED CAPITAL.. Batchelor’s Hair Dye! The original and best in tho 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 Milleflenrs, for restoring and beautifying the hair. CHARLES BATCHELOR, ang!5-ly New York. Itch ! Itch ! Itch !—Scratch 1 Scratch ! Scratch!—Wheaton’s Ointment will cure the itch in 48 hours. Also cures salt rheum, ulcers, chilblains, and all eruptions of the skin. Price 50 cents. For sale by all druggists. By sending 80 cents to Weeks & Pottbr, sole agents, 170 Wash ington street, Boston, Mass., it will be forwarded by mall, free of postage, to any part of the United States. sept 37-3m NEW KENNJ3SAW MILLS. Near Brunswick Depot, Macon. u COOK & CHEEKS,. PROPRIETi C ONTANTLY on baud to fill orders fri lies and di aler. - ((M S. fami- BE3T FAMILY FLOUR, ol evciy mercantile brand, aip. Irm tk«1 .1 t fig, »•>».: ttr $ / } -h. ii.ivvf in CORN MEAL, GRITS, WHEAT BiANS, ETC., They have just received, and will continue In receipt of, the best article of Kcntinky and Indi ana wheat, andt their.work will he walranted. Orders filled promptly octU-lw. COOK & CHEEKS. p. HANSON.; ’-I. o. HANKS Attention Mon roe County. W E have now on hand, and arccoistantiy re ceiving, fresh supplies of Print*, De Lanes, English and French Merinos, Alpactas, Ginghams) Nansook and Jackonet Muslins, Bbached Home spuns, Brilliants, Balmoral SklrtqjHoop Skirts, Ladies and Gentlemen’s Shoes, Gei’s Hats, ,Qis- imers. Hosier}-, Cravats, Notions, ftrfnmcry. Tin, - • —at;—aya To Arrive, ^ H '' 5 A CHOICE LOT OF GENT’S CLOTHING. „ __entire gat- hanson-a BANKS, Forsyth, Ga. Give us a call and we will guaraxtee entire is faction. Oct 6-lrn MISS M. E. SLAPPEY, R ESPECTFULLY- informs her friends and the public, that she is now prepared to Make and Trim Ladies Dresses and Gloaks in the Latest Styles: Work 1 warranted. Prices reasonable. Will also keep on hand a nice assort ment of ’ PETIT GULF COTTON SEED FRESH AND GENUINE, For sale, by the sack, by JEWETT & SNIDER, octO-P.t* , Second Street. T. K. SHACKELFORD. A. WILLCOX. SHACKELFORD & WILLCOX, Commission Merchants, HTFor ncw styles of ladies dress goods go to | 15 50; cut meats firm, 16X@173tf, shoulders Glaser Rosin’- 1 «•- ’ « — -• - • Ga. , WILL contract with parties in the city for pack ing, repairing, and shipping cotton from our COTTON PRESS 23; bacon hams dnll, the small portion of salefrre- OorHer of Cotton Avenue and Cherry Street, oct 7-6t* S.AW. Dress and Cloak Trimming's, Room up Stairs in Triangular Block. Entrance in Mr. Siappy’s stole, (next dobr 'to Findlay & Kenrick’s, also on Cotton Avenue. oct5-10t* Go to A. S. Patrick; & Co.’s NEWS EMPORIUM, JpOR the latest New York; Cincinnati, Louisville, vu tut taivai. ixtn 1 viutiuiiuu, DUumvillL*, Nashville and other dailies. The illustrated items too numerous to mention;. one door below EUisJ Drug store. Cherry street, [auj25 tf.-. STOLEIST, near ?8Ch . (wlila off and lies partly on left side. She i size, seven years old, and in good order. Any information so that I can get her, If left with John Stephens at Forsyth, Ga., will be liberally re warded. sep3Q;10t* . To the Citizens of Georgia l The termination of a sanguinary contest, which for tho past four years has presented an impassa ble barrier to all social or commercial intercourse between the two great sections of our country, having at length happily cleared away all ob stacles to a removal of those relations which formerly bound us together in a fraternal union, I take the earliest opportunity afforded me by this auspicious event, to greet my Southern friends, and to solicit from them a renewal of that extensive business connection which for a quarter of a century has been uninterrupted Bave by the great public calamity to which I have adverted. It is scarcely necessary, on the threshold of a business re-union, I should ropeat the warning so often given to my friends,—to beware of all those spurious and deleterious compounds which, under the speciouB and false titles of Imported Wines, Brandies, Holland Gin,Liquors, Ac., have been equally destructive to tho health of our citizens as prejudicial to the intereets of the le gitimate Importer. Many years of my past life have been expen ded in an open and candid attempt to expose these wholesale frauds; no time nor expense has been spared to accomplish this salutary pur pose, and to place before my friends and the public generally, at the lowest possible market price, and in such quantities as might suit their convenience, a truly genuine imported article. Twenty-five years* business transactions with the largest andmostrespectableexportinghouseB in France and Great Britain have afforded me unsurpassed facilities for supplying our home market with Wines, Liquors, and Liqmures oi the best and most approved brands in Europe, in addition to my own distillery in Holland for the manufacture of, the “Schiedam Schnapps/* The latter f so long tested and approved by the Medical’Faculties of the United States, West In dies and South America as an invaluable Thera peutic, a wholesome, pleasant, and perfectly safe beverage in all climates and during all seasons, quickly excited the cupidity of the home manu facturers and venders of a spurious article under the same name. I trust that I have, after much toil and ex pense, surrounded all my* importations with feguards and directions with which with ordi nary circumspection will insure their delivery, as I receive them from Europe, to all my cus tomers. « j. would, .however, recommend in all cases where it is'possible, that orders be sent direct to my Depot, 22 Beaver Street, New York, or that purchases be made of my accredited agents. In addition to a large stock of Wines, Brandies, Ac., in-wood, I have a considerable supply of old tried foreign wines, embracing vintages of many past years, bottled up before the commencement of the war, which I can especially recommend to all connaisseurs of these rare luxuries. Iu conclusion, I would specially call the atten tion of my Southern customers to the advantage to be derived by transmitting their orders with out loss of time, or calling personally at the Depot, in order to insure the fulfillment of their favors from the present large and well selected assortment. UDOLPHO WOOLFE, sept26-lm 22 Beaver Street, New York. Are issued on the Mutual plan. All the profits in this department are divided pro rata among the Policy Holders. All policies to be incontesta ble alter five years from date, and non-forfeitabla after two annual payments. A Loan of one-third of the amount of premiums will be made; also, thirty days grace given in payment of premiums. Are granted covering accident* of all descriptions, including the travelers’ risk. If issued They provide for death, if caused by accident; hut in case of injury only, the insured receives no com pensation. If granted JOHN McCALLUM. Plantation -for Rent, offered, for one or more years. For particulars, apply to J. C. McBURNEY, Collector Ifiterual Revenue, Macon,- tia. oct3-12t J. S. FRENCH, GEO. H. REID, XV. H. CHADIiOUIiX. F RE NC H & CO., j COTTON FACTORS, Forwarding and Commission Merchants Wholesale Grocer*, JLe., CLARK STREET NASHVILLE, TENN. Special attention paid to the sale or forwarding of cotton. scptlD-Sin* HOWARD HOTJSE, EUFAULA,/. - - v ,-eW - - ALABAMA J. W. Hoxvurd, Proprietor.. ^ LI. the luxuries the market affords, served to ordci and at the shortest notice sep!3-3m* 1A EXJETOjST house ATLANTA, GEORGIA. T>Y GEO! B.' WELSH, formerly of the LaniTk House and Broxvn House, Macon, Ga. 8rs iu attendance at.every train. oct3-Gt* Flour and Zdnseed Oil. BBLS Superfine Flo D\J 50 bhls'CJh "our, 50 bids'Choice ExtfaY*l 30. JH Extra Family 1 “ Pure Linseed Oil, Just received and for saje by oct6-3t* GEO. T. ROGERS & SONS. Ornamental fast Iron Railing A LARGE variety' for'cemeterick or private dwellings rjall and see them at a«g 18-tl, SCHOFIELD’S Clothing and Hats. A N assortment of the latest style of CLOTH ING, consisting of Coats, Pants and Vests." Eight dozen iftedium and line WOOL HATS. For sale hy oct7-3t* FINDLAY & KENRICK PROTECTION FIRE COMPANY NO. 1 A TTEND a called meeting of the Company at the Engine room on Monday the 9th, Jqst., at o’clock, -on important business. All members mmt hp nrpfipnt ' '* must be C. oct7-2t* resent. By order of EMBLL, Act. Foreman. ROBT. SMITH, Ail*# xbBio .'jTUd ■ Secretary. UH *. AUXW With Compensation, The full amount assured Is payable to the family in case of death caused hy accident and occurring within three months from the’ date of injur}-. Or, in case of Injury causing disability, the insured re ceives a weekly compensation until lie is able to attend to his business, such time not to exceed twenty-six weeks. The policy covers all forms of Dislocations, Broken Bones, Sprains, Bruises, Cuts, Gunshot Wounds, Burns and Scalds, Bites of Dogs, Assaults liy 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. ii* ICT, ) a ‘ f Head-Quarters, 1st Sub District, District of Columbus, Macon, Ga., Oct. 5,1865. Special Order No. 18. Special Order No. 10 from these Headquarters is so far modified as to allow forty-five (45) cents per pound for butter instead of twenty-five as heretofore. By order of COL. ANDREW. R. Z. DAWSON, E. F. Malin, Lieut, and A. A. G. oct5-Gt' RICT, ) BUS, > . 4,1864. J HEADQUARTERS 1st SUB DISTRICT, District of Columbus, Macon, Ga., Oct. Special Orders, ) No. 19. f Hereafter any citizen found purchasing Govern ment arms of any kind from any enlisted man of tills command will he arrested, fined and imprison ed. By order of Col. AND’W. R Z. DAWSON. E. F. Malin, LL and A. A. A. G. oct5-Gt For Sale at a Great Bargain. .WING to old age aud bad health I am induced V/ to offer for sale my plantation within 4 miles of Macon, containing 740 acres, half cleared, the balencc Timbered Land. 150 acres in the original forest, heavily timbered, oak aud hickory. On the place there is a good Grist Mill in running order. Framed dwelling with five rooms, framed out buildings, 7 lire, places—all new. Good sprig peach orchard, etc. There is about 75 acres of Bottom Land that will produce 20 to 30 Bushels of Corn. A large portion of tile place is well adapted to the product of cot ton. For information see or address 8. S. DUNLAP, Macon, Ga. J. L BURGE. Also, a vacant Lot in Eastern Macau. oct3-Ct. METROPOLITAN HOTEL. LATE BROWN’S, Washington, D. C. This leadingyHotcl, Renovated and Re-furnislied is now in perfect order for the reception and ac commodation of its old patrops. octl-3m NATIIONiAL LIFE OF NEW YORK. Office, NO. 243 BROADWAY. $500,000. DIRECTORS: Edward A. Jones, Samuel J. Glassey, T. B. Van Buren, Sylvester M. Beard, Robert Crowley, Wm. Colt, J. C. Dimmiek, Henry Clews, Albert Wright, John A. Iselin, H. P. Freeman, Nicholas E. Smith, James R. Dow, Orison Blunt, Howell Smith, F. H Lummus, Wm. E. Prince, Sylvester Teats, Joseph Wilde,r A. A Low, Chas. Curtiss, Asher S. Mills, W. H. 'Webb, Henry J. Raymond, Silas C. Herring, Sam’l W. Truslow, Richard A. McCurdy. EDWARD A JONES, President WM. E. PRINCE, Vice-President. ASHER 8. MILLS, Secretary. F. B. VAN BUREN, Treasurer. 8. Tbats, M. D., Medical Examiner. E. H. Jones, Superintendent of Agencies. E. F. Folokr, General Railway Agent. LIFE AND ENDOWMENT POLICIES GENERAL ACCIDENT POLICIESl Without Compensation, Ten Dollars S•cares a general Accident Policy forj Two Thousand Dollars 1 With a Weekly Compensation ol • Ten Dollars. TRAVELERS’ INSURANCE TICKETS,! rr months, are on sale at the various Railroad and Steamboat Ticket Offices and Agencies,; Marine Risks and Speoial Voyages. Policies aro granted insuring against death hy accident while sailing iu steamer or sailing vessels, also for special voyages. Full information, together with Tables of Rates, Ac., can be obtalued at the Home Office, or by ap plication to the State Agent. E. C. GRANNI8, Agent for Bibb County. J. C. McBURNEY, len’l Agent for Georgia. Wit C. GODWIN, Americus. R. ROBS, Albany. 8. S. STAFFORD. Blakely. R. G. MORRIS,. — — — - -tawreetc* w R. COMPTON, Griflln. R. W. JACQUES. Columbus. jInsurance Agents desiring the appointment as Agcut, can address the General Agent, J. C. NEW GOODS! NEW GOODS!! Vust Received by the Eclipse Line. BOYD & G-ORDONB DRUGGISTS, Two Doors Below Telegraph Building, Macon, Ga. DRUGS, MEDICINES, PATENT MEDICINES PAINTS, OILS, GLASS, Ac., Ac. W Prescriptions carefully prepared at all hours. oct6-8m WANTED. A WEALTHY and accomplished young lady jlJl. wishes a situation as instructress to some nice children, in a pious Episcopal family pre- fered. Work is necessary to my young "friend; to my acquaintances wishing a teacher, I can safe ly recommend her. References exchanged. Address Rev. Mr. CHAMPE. oct7-10t» care of box 172 Charlottesville, Va. For Rent. DWELLING house with six rooms. A- . to oct7-8t* j. s. baxte: Stolen—$25 Reward. ^~^N the morning of the 2d inst., from the door 5 Baskets Hoidsick Champaigne, 5 doz Stouton’s Bitters, 5 “ Sdker’s do 5 “ Nathan’s do . 3 bbls Dried Beef, 2 “ Almonds, 2 “ English Walnuts, 2 “ Brazil Nuts, 10 Boxes Layer Raisins, 1 “ Currants, 3 “ Citron, 3 Cases French Mustard glass jars, 2 * “ “ Porcelain jars, Cox’s Gelatine, 20 lbs Mace, 20 lbs Nutmegs, 5 Boxes Macearony, 1 Case Caprca, English Mixed Chow Chow, and white Onion Pickles, Tomatoes, Salmon, Mackerel, Fresh aud Spiced Oysters and Lobsters in Cans. Worcestershire Sauce, pints and quarts, Butter and 8oda Crackers, 20 Boxes Star Candles, 20}4 “ “ “ 20 “ “ “ Soap, Starch, Indigo, And every description of goods to bo found in a Grocery Store. For sale by T. W. FREEMAN, oct3-6t Cherry 8treet. JUST RECEIVED; Fresh. Drugs and Medicines. PATENT MEDICINES, DYES, PAINTS, OILS, BRANDIES, WINES, Sundries for Sale B AGGiNG, Green Leaf Rope, Bagging Twine, Cable Rope, Nails, Spikes, Sugar. Tea, Coffee, Soda, Candles, Tobacco, Mustard, Blacking. °-- dines, Cheese, Mackerel, Vinegar, Rice, 8; T1 D/OIfLaIX WIllflL’V I IntiGn 8ar- | „ . ‘yrup. Brandy in cases, Bourbon Whisky, Cotton ana Wool Cards, Bacon. . , , , The above articles will be sold at wholesale as low as any other eatahUshmentin ^|^ UR septflO-lOt* To my Old Patrons. JOEING compelled, by long continued 111 health, to close my store and quit active business in Macon I respectfully take this method of announc ing the fact to my old friends and customers, and returning them my sincere thanks for the very lib eral support extended me, during a residence of several years in their midst. The belief that a resi dence in the country will benefit my health, alone induces me to take a step that will for the present sever business relations which bave ever been of the most agreeable and remunerative character. oct6-3t* J. J- 8EBVATIU8. GLASS, BRUSHES, PERFUMERY, BOYD & GORDON’S, oct3-6t 2<i door below Telgrapli Building, Cherry Street. _ of tho Market House, in this city; a DARK BAY HORSE, medium size. HU mane was roached, but foretop and tail were untrimmed. The animal was about five or six years old, sound and iu good working order. A minute swelling war, observed behind the right forc-slioulder, a lew days since, hut I cannot say whether it had disappeared or not. The above reward will be paid for the deliv ery of the horse, or information that will lead to liU speedy recovery. Apply "to J. L. HAWKINS, At tho breastworks, two miles from Macon, ou Columbus road. oct3-6t* G EORGIA, BIBB COUNTY.—Whereas, Mrs. Nancy Tho * _. . omas applies to the undersigned for letters of guardianship of the person and property of Emellne C. Mathews and Richard Mathews, or phan minors of James Mathews, deceased; A11 persons uiterestcd are required to be and ap pear at the Conrt of Ordinary, on the first Monday In November next, to show cause (if any they have) why letters should not be granted the appli cant. Given under my hand and official signature. WM. M/RILEY, octl-td Ordinary. fN EORGIA, BIBB COUNTY.—Whereas Wm. B- \JT Scott makes application for letters of admin istration upon the estate of Mrs. Nancy Byron, late of said county, deceased; All persons interested are required to he and ap pear at the Court of Ordinary, on the first Monday m November next, to show cause (if any they ha\-e) why letters ot administration should not be granted the applicant. Given under my hand and official signature. WM. M. RILEY, octl-td Ordinary. a EORGIA, Jonks COUNTY.—Whereas Wm. H. i. Woods ippll Administration upon the estate of William Wood, late of said county deceased. These are to cite and admonish all pereons con cerned to tie anil appear aud file their nbieetion it any they have to the contrary, in this office on or by tbe first Monday in November next.. Given under my hand officially Sept. 30,1865. ROLAND T. ROSS, oct4-5wlaw* Ordinary. NOTICE. A LL persons indebted to the estate of Alber L. Rose, late of Bibb county deceased, are re quired to make Immediate payment, and those having claims to render them in terms of the law to the undersigned. .— - " sep!4-w40d JULIA E. COLLINS, Admt’x. G eorgia, Vutnam County.—Application will be made to the Conrt of Ordinary of said county at the first regular term after the expiration of two months from this notice, for leave to sell the lands belonging to the estate of Andrew Reid, dec’d, late of said county, for the benefit of tbe heirs and creditors of said deceased. WM. A. REID, ALEX’R. S. REID, Jr. Admr’s, Ac., Andrew Reid, dec’d. supewtiOd Mrs. Hurt, fI8HE8 to Inform her friends and patrons that W 1 hm .. mm she still occupies her Room up stairs in tri angular block 2d street, and is receiving her FALL and WINTER stock, consisting of tURBINS, HEADDRESSES, TRIMMINGS, etc. All work done promptly to order. oct5-lm I EORGIA—Jones County.—Ordinary's Of- n e VDT ficb, said county, September 27, 1865.— Whereas, Mrs. Sarah R. Lane appHes to me for administration on the estate of Win. A. Lane deceased. These are to cite and admonish all persons con cerned to file their objections, if any they have, in my office, on or before the first Monday in No vember next Witness my hsnd officially. ROLAND T. ROSS, not 4-law5w* ‘ Ordinary. notice to Debtors and Creditors. A LL persons indebted to the estate of Charles Collins late of Bibb county deceased, arc re quired to make immediate payment to the under signed, and those having claims to render them in v the terms of the law. A. P. A O. C. COLLINS, octl-lw6w Executors. Valuable Plantation for Sale. I OFFER for sale one valuable tract of river swamp Land, adj< M ip Land, adjoining lands of Mrs. Wm. E. Eve and Charles Delaigle, 1}C miles from the city of Augusta, containing 3S2 acres, one half cleared land, the other heavily timbered, with necessary buildings recently built. AIAO, One other tract of swamp and upland, adjoiniug the above, containing 1466 acres, about 450 acres cleared, the balance heavily timbered with oak, cypress, and other timbers well improved, includ ing grist mill and gin house, press, &c. If not sold the cleared laud aud both places arc for rent. sept2-ltawfor2m JOHN PHINIZY. G EORGIA, BiBB COUNTY'.—Two months al ter the date hereof, application will he made to the Court of Ordinary of safd county for leave to sell Two Thousand acres of land ill Snmter county, stock and other things on the plantation, known as the Lamar plantation, on Flint river be longing to tbe estate of Col E. D. Hugucnin, late of sold county, dec’d. GEO. AY. FORT, sep!7 2m Executor. EORGIA, Putnam County.—All persons liav- VX f va ing claims against Andrew Reid, dec’d, late of said county, will present them in terms of the law. Those indebted to said deceased arc requested to make immediate pavmcnt. . WM. A. REID, ALEX’K. S. REID, Jr., sep6w40d] Admr’s, &C., Andrew Reid, dec’td Notice. A LL persons indebted to the estate of John .Ma lone, late of Bibb county, deceased, arc r ‘ (Hired to make immediate payment, anil those having claims to render them in terms of the law to the undersigned. CATHARINE MALONE, sepl4-w40d Adm’x. G EORGIA, Bib» County.—'Whereas John K. " -. -TTY. . ■ Harman applies to the undersigned for let ters of administration upon tho estate of James F. Weeks, late of said county, deceased— All persons interested are required to be and ap pear at tho court of ordinary on the first Monday in November next to show cause, if any they have, why letters should not be granted the applicant, Given under my hand and official signature. scpl4-w30d WM. M. RILEY, Ord’y. G EORGIA, Bibb County.—Two months after .• • i t a — g* «nn1'A<lliAn XTlll hft THflilft til the date’ hereof application said county for leave to of Albert L. the court of ordinary sell the real and personal property Rose, late of said sepl4-w60d G eorgia, Bibb county.—wherca S. Lathrop applies to the under* 1 " Edward [ ^ | iignedfor Let* tors of Administration upon the Estate of Mrs. Marv M Lathrop, lstc of said county, deceased. ‘ All uersons interested are required to be ami ap pear at the Court of Ordinary on the first Monday in November next, to show cause, if any the} have why letters should not be granted tbe appli- eont ’ Given under mv hand and official signature. sepl4-wS0d WM. M. RILEY, Ordinary. ■ H OLT A BASS. Attorneys st Law, Macon, Ga Office over Mix A Kirtland’s store. AAill give prompt attention to all business entrusted to their care. _ ^ "d a qq T. G. HOLT, JR. J- F - BASS - oct 7-8m*