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Joy to the world—Perry Darla’.Pain Killer.
Merchant*—N K Barnaul.
Hope and Sugar—Seymour £ Tinsley.;
Tile' universal remedy—Daria’ Pain Killer.
Mr* Bridget Stlrk. . i
Samuel D Irwin, Attorney at lax.
|Oarrlage Ap^aHonr—IV D Bank?.// -. 1
Wholesale home—J W Fean.
. VVaut«d-*AJ BlAdlc. ' t ✓
Copartnership notice.
Wanted, d T i T i . ■ •
Macon A Brnnawlck Railroad.
Money wanted—A Brydie.
Auction aulea-rl. I! Urjant.f t I
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r poae or mshiogMI reports of the acta and.MTfng,
nor It-lSt
E. B. FOOTE, M. D.,
Xo. >130 Broadway, New Turk.
]ntnw w5* lie directed to with nnwoallntereat. I
dir. tv. .hall hare onr Reporter present fox the pur-.
4th congressional district.
The friend? of Dr. A. J. SIMMONS, of Monroe
county, with hie consent, place his name before
the people of the 4th Congressional District of
Georgia, as u proper person to represent them on
Ms 1*1! Light? Light! „ , ,
Petroleum OB, jtut rccd<ed and for salt »t the J the floor of the United States Hours of Represcn*
Whitfurd' A ‘7.W C^Tr'd irnlt the usual courtesy of a sod ; Drug Store of A- M. BOYD, j uurcs. This district Is composed of Upson, Pike,
r^. y lid extended to him. 4t ! : — , _. . Spalding, Henry, Newton, Butt?, Monroe, Craw-
Ion the floor, wi.1 be extended to him. ; jgr Go to Bryant, Stratton A Co s. iifahrillc ^Bi^Twi^vnikinron, Baldwin, Jones, Jas.
T„r BxzxAh or Maco*.-This is the style ol Basinets College for if thorough knowledge o! . PatMm . Dr Simmonsis a genUeman of
the new sad extenslre wholesale and retail store, ; Bookkeeping, Fcnsmanstup, Commercial Calculi- fine a adre*5 and ability, Las always been a conserva-
0 «ned by onr friends 8. Peyser* Co., in the lions, Commercial, Law PartnershipSettlements j Utc politician and as smb is believed to be worthy
: room? fin.* rlr occupied by Messrs Coleman A and Business Forms and Practice etc. Send for Cnl-. -
^ rv»Km a vennr between CbPiTt »nd i lege paper, Circulars, etc. Addrras
Rom, on Cotton Arcnuc, betwwn bryaN ^ STRATTON & CO.,
tfolberry ttr reeet OnrUdj renders wl 1 oct214Jm Nashville, Tenn.
] bear in mind that a complete fashionable outfit J
-A fan Iw secured at this establishment. Messrs S.
Atlanta Medical College.—The course ot
P. * Co., promise largely, but a glance at thei j> ctlir i s .| n this imputation will commence on the
iimiias
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| well filled tlielrea and counters baa convinced ns
the; are able to make their words good.
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Co Karr?, of the latest atylea can be found at S
Peyser A Co's Bazaar,-on Cotton Avenue.
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Tam
Go to A. S. Patrick’s
to get the best
: at toe Ge».—Whilst we enjoy j g„ t innery; Also, wrapping paner. aep!7-lf
first Monday in November next, and continue four
months—the Faculty liaving changed the time for
the session from summer to the winter months.
JOHN G. WESTMORELAND,
Oct 21-lm 'J- Dean.
Batchelor 9 * Hair Dye!
The original and best in the world! The only
* , , », „ , -- - . true and perfect hair dye. Harmless, reliable and
an ol ptifT rolls, and Mip« delicious cup f • • • ! instantaneous. Produces immediately a splendid
we discover U«t tl.i. the go-*p oftlie latest styles can he found^at S. : MacJc or LroWDj wltbout injuring the hair
l „ *- c-'- “ - V-*•- "■ 1 Remedial the ill effects of bad dyes—
; of Macon.
•omes a merchant and country dealer, arm I norS-lw
They sit opposite ns, and we overhear
Peyser * Co’s Bazaar, on Cotton Arenne,
dliyiruWiuu^rftU* «ay>lr$%. T lie in rcbiiit 1
i/A,».!«, > '‘Gxie rcusoit wltj^w c' sell within'from
tire to eight per rent, as cheap as yon can purchase
in New York, la because we bought our goods
some tlmeogo, when they were lower than.at pres,
cut in that city. Ttpjgil of iaixegaiQg prices
hare been steadily advancing in the cast, but wc
hare not increased onr figures here. Competition
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Gold, ISO.
Sew Yoke, Nov. 10.»-Cottou dee-lined two eta.
prevents that. The increasing stocks In Macon, SaW two thousand and anybalfs.
,cause Ihirturb^tlicmoat Important Interior city IMMS Arty-eU and ffnr'c!g i bth«r
a .mf 7\ Nrw York, Nsv. 11.-Sa1« of Cotton to-dsv
accka this point and finds as many advantages in * - - - -- ....
9 k r\ , Markci Keport*. yj
iloBlLE, Nor. 10.—'tUt talcs of cotton to-day,
three hundred bales* Middling -W to 49. Sales -o^
the week, 1,300- Receipt* of the week, 1*2,801.
Exports of thc^^d«k, 12.1:3f>. Stock on &md.
purchasing as they formerly did In Savannah. The , , nd ooe . four , h .
i _______
‘ than (In y srcln Macon. In tile cotton trade sl .-nc, IXT'C'
two thousand and fifty-two bales. Gold forty-six
fl
NEW GOODS.
Sold by all druggists. The genuine la signed Wil
liam A. Batchelor. AU», Regenerating Extract ot
Milleffcnra, for restoring and beautifying the hair.
CHARLES BATCHELOR,
angl5-ly New York.
we have been Incalculably advantaged by the man
ucr of shipment that our.buyers halt- procured-
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_ n > r Cn Mm »^ t HHinrj- lUul
tribulsty to our entry porta. It I? evidently to the
Interest of our merchant? to secure dir ade , , , . .
frorartliis point loR. forylgn liuirkxt?. ToMmirtT [|/ni>^)ME BLACK CLOAKS,
tlilf; I Iblifk Ills absolutely nccAsaryto establish j
» (iiAMnrn or tOHysucE. HANDSOME DRAB CLOAKS, j great anccesa, but
^l^£^£lNoyember_iqfch,
[ have to-ilay reeeiveil by Express
To It, can be added a reading room, in which tbc
leading commensal uid political Jourrial.-qf the ! SILKX’OJiJ), all colors for Trimming,
zavdCT»»srtes i 3gi •' i H
on this continent Tbfe Its wide 4i^pMtty tp j.fiADIESl MERINO'VRBTSi f :
tUThnl the priors of provisions hero and in the j
;r A GENTS’ MERINO VESTS,
PAPER CAMBRICS,
r TlC O-. FINE BED BLANKETS,.
JACONET EDGLVGS..VND INSERTlkGS,
)X • T'. SLATE COLORED JEANS,
i,\DI*' (iACNTLETS,
, BALMORAL SKIRTS,
ctjAT Birroxs,
Anri mnnv other Articles linrri to lie fottntl
/.V Tint MARKET.
S. T. COLEMAN.
iTcn ! Itch! Itch !—Scbatch ! Scratch!
Scratch !—^Whcaton’tt Ointment will cure the
itch in 48 hour*. Also cures salt rheum, ulcers,
chilblains, and all eruptions of the skin. Price 50
cents. For sale by all druggists. By sending CO
cents to Weeks <fc Potter, sole agents, 170 Wash
ington street, Boston, Mass., it will be forwarded
by mail, freg of postage, to any part of the United
States, j { [ ' * / sept 27-6m
PERRY DAVIS’
VEGETABLE PAIN KILLER,
THE UNIVERSAL REMEDY
FOR INTER HA I- AND EXTERNAL COMPLAINTS !
At thl? period there arc but few of the human
nice unacquainted with the merits of the Pam
Killer; but while some extol it as a liniment, they
kijow but little of its power in casing pain when
taken internally, while other* use it internally with
equally ignorant of its beal-
Wentrm markets. The supply la seldom equal to
Hie dethahd.’ ftiri cotnpqtlUoii wuulU sooin rcdupi
to pnijier amt Just rates, the prices of all these ar
tides. The agitation of the contraction of the
currency and ji rrdiieiloh of the standard ormmu-y
to a specie Inals and value, will do much to help
the entire country out of Its (Inane*) troubles.;
Tntrctt’.m* or comm', ’,
Next year, Is absorbing much attention and Jn
flic prodnee’of w large amount of the staple, ire
see an easy dcllrdy from much of onr present
trouble; for the plentiful supply ol that article j*
not only absolutely demanded by our entire peo
ple, fog their own use, hot tl|C community of lot’
teresi that la devclopcdby Its production, la one of
the best means of furthering the great and broad
principles ol this democratic conntry. An im
mense amount of Uie staple will be cultivated next
year. Tbc labor of the country innst lie diverted
and applied to that purpose, and where so much
zealous competition will be lnade,..;‘much benefit
■will necessarily arise,”
TOC MILITARY
Is well represented, devouring the "rations," so
. bunntlfully'sprvad tx'fore them. One of the groups
Is discussing the report that an order ltad been
Issued to muster out most of tlic general officer*
of the volunteer service. The puzzle Is, who would
be guillotined in this section. Tin Ir supper was
discussed before the less material question was de
rided, and wc were none Hie wiser for our una
voidable caves dropping- ■ #, - ' \
A SOLEMN GROUP.
Our neighbors to the right were three Union
Officer* and twq retired Confederate?. This alone
iiluic oulygrobp liiwldrii lAoks of sadnesn weri
visible. The execution of WIrz was casually men
tioned. This sufficed to cause the party \o go
through tlirir supper course InslIcRCr, all giving,
expression, by tbelr looks, to the Idea that enough
blood lias I wen shed. So thought we.
Hut enough, ourtspyer it ended. \Ve are'safir.-
tied for the present- When we desire another re-
paat of the good things of tills lifr, and of table
gossip, we will call at the Orm.
Mf~ Messrs. Patrick A Co., ot the News Depot
will act os agents for the Louisville Demanetl,
which Journal can always be found upon their
eonntcr. , L ‘
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Xegro Forsn Dead.—The body of a dead negro
Was found yesterday morning, near Hoag’s brick
yard In the eastern part of the city. He seems to
have been dead several weeks. The supposition is
that uIVt having been paid off some weeks ago, he
wat robbed and killed. A path runs within a few
feet of where tbc man lias been lying and exhaling
a great stench for weeks past. It seems strange
Uiaf lie was not discovered earlier, r q ( A \
, ft ‘.l V To .Machinists,
Machinist win find several thousand pounds o(
old type metal for sale at the office of the Djult
Tui.EOXunp ^^
Uir IJtdies, winter 1a approaching. Remember
that a Urge lot of cloaks, shawls, sontags, nubias
and hoods, can h.. found ritAhe H .rinr of B. I’ey-
srfCo., oA Cotton ATenuc. novS-lw
J. H. WOOLFOLK,
Ware House and Commission
MERCHANT,
MACON. , - - ; ’r ; GA.,
W OULD respectfully inform liia old patrons
and friends that he will continue the busi
ness at the same plaec lie lias, for the last six
years, and he now has storage room for 3,000 bales
of cotton. His Iioudti is fire prooi-and free from
leokes. • oc’t 17-2tw-lm
ing virtues when applied externally. We therefore
wish to say that it is equally successful, whether
used internally or externally, and it stands alone,
unrivalled by all the great catalogue of Family
Medicines; and its sale is universal and immense.
The demand for it from India and other foreign
countries is equal to the demand at home, and it
lias become known in those far-oll places liy its
merits—the proprietors have never advertised it
or been at any expense in its introduction info
foreign lands.' nov14*2t
NEW FIRM!
NT ill W GOODS!!
NEW PRICKS!!!
AVholesale and Retail
E. EINSTEIN’S OLD STAND.
of the honoralde position to whieh‘-heis now call
ed by manv of his
uov7 te FELLOW CITIZENS.
The name of Gen. JAMES W. ARMSTRONG, of
Bibb county, U proposed as a suitable person to
reprsent the Senatorial district, composed o! the
eounties of Bibb, Monroe and Pike (224 District)
in the next Legislotnre oof 31 -te
FOR CONGRESS.
Jfasn. Editor*:—You arc authorized to announce
the name of Hon. B. IL BIGHAM as a candidate
for Congress in the Third Congressional District.
Judge B. is fully committed to the firm support of
the President, reserving to himself, however, the
manly right to discriminate, and to differ when he
thinks the government is wrong, lie is attached
to his native State, and determined that the fate of
her people shall be his fate, ne has been recently
in Washington, and there is reason to believe that
if elected be will be enabled to take his seat • /
oct 31-tc*
THE PEOPLE’S TICKET.
FOR SENATOR.
JOHN J. GRESHAM. ESQ.
FOR HOUSE REPRESENTATIVES.
COL. THOS. HARDEMAN,
WM. S. 3IOUGHON.
S^"We arc authorized to announce the name of
Gen. PHIL COOK as a candidate to Congress from
the Second Congressional District. f GEN. COOK
was originally opposed to secession, but when bis
State seceded went into the army and thej*e-. re
mained until the close of the war.
nov4-10t* , • r *
The Columbus Enquirer, Journal &, Messenger,
Cuthbert Reporter and Albany Patriot, are reques-
tfffl fn frinv nnrl fnrvrnrrl • J
GEORGE BURDICK,
f Formerly of Dunn J; Burdick.]
: y«JO BI5 E R I N .PROD UCE .
T[1i7 r ILL BUY AND SELL on Commission. All
.V Y, orders accompanied with the CASH will
inMjyUlirronjpt.and personal attention.
gSTStorc bouse commodious aud Fire-Proof.
Office with Messrs Dunn «fc Mangliam, on Third
street, Macon, Go., next to Hardeman & Sparks’
Warehouse. ■ nov 8-dcod2w
Notice to Planters.
I win, buy 10,000 bushelsoi’corn, lowest Market Prices,
Tor which I will pay the highest market price j
T IIE undersigned beg leave to inform the ladie-
of this city, county aud vicinity and the pubs
lie in general, that he lias now open and ready for
sale at the well known and popular old stand of
E. EINSTEIN’S, TRIANGULAR BLOCK,
One of tlic besttdected Stoclx of
Staple and Fancy Dry Goods
Iu the Southern markets. The goods were select
ed l»y Mr. Einstein with great care; and as he is
now in the New York market for the sole purpose
of selecting goods, and watching the best oppor
tunities for buying, I have the advantage over all
other merchants woo are not similarly sitnated.
I shall receive new additions to our stock eve
ry week, and will be always prepared to exhibit to
the public goods of the
Best Manufacture. Latest Styles,
ted to copy and forward bill.
FOR CONGRESS 3RD CONGRESSIONAL DISTRICT.
Editor Telegraph : lion. B. H. Bigham of Troup,
is respectfully presented by his friends to the voters
of thcSrd Congressional District as a candidate for
Congress. He is an experience!) legislator and jn-.
rist and 4ias proven himself true to his native
State.
The district Is composed of the counties of Mus
cogee, Schley, Talbot, Harris, Troup, Meriwether,
Heard, Coweta, Fayette, Clayton, Carroll, Camp-
bel and Paulding. Day of election 15th Novem
ber, inst- nov5-tde
2ST* Wc are authorized to announce the name
of non. E. G. CABANISS of Monroe county, as
candidate for the Congress of the Uflited States
for the Fourth Congressional District, at tlio elec
tion the 15th in9t. nov7-tf
STATE SENATE.
We are authorized to onnouneethe name of Hon.
-j JAS. N. RAMSEY, as a candidate for re-clection
I to the State Senate, from the district composed of
tlic counties of Harris, Talbot and Upson,
nov 10-te
CANDIDATES FOR REPRESENTATIVES FOR HOUSTON
COUNTY.
The friends of Gen. Eli Warren and David M.
Brown, announce their names as suitable men to
represent tbc county in the next Legislature.
novll-5t MANY VOTERS.
Voters of Monroe County.—The names of
Col. J. T. Crowder and Col. W. C. Redding, are
placed before you as suitable men to represent you
in the legislature. Many Citizens.
nov 12
IIouston County.—Wc have been authorized to
announce the name of Hon. JOSEPH DAY, as a
candidate for a scat in the Legislature from Hous
ton county. nov 12-te
MONROE COUNTY.
Daily Telegraph: I am authorized to announce
that neitheir Col. J. T. Crowder nor W. C. Red
dlu^, arc candidates-to represent .Monroe county
in next general assembly
nov!4 Voter.
# {Froh* Georgia,) *
HENRY YONGE & CO.,
C O MM I SSI OK HER OB AX T
NEW YORK,
QOLICIT cuusiguuicuts of C'ottou an other
O articles, anil orders, for purchase of Woods.,
REFERENCES:
Charles Day. Esq., T. R. Bloom, Esq.. L C. i
Plant, Esq., 'Macon, Georgia; Messrs. Phinizv j
& Clayton. Augusta.
They have hail large experience in pur- '
chasing Railroad SrrrLiES of all rleserip-!
tions and solicit orders from Railroad C’oni- 1
panics. nnvll-ffin*
Mrs. F Dessau, Agent.
1 3 HAPPY TO ANNOUNCE to her friends in
Macon and elsewhere, that she has just receiv
ed a large stockof elegant Dress Goods, consisting
of EMPRESS CLOTHS and POPLINS, all colors,
DRESS TRIMMINGS and SETTS,
CLOAK SETTS,
WORSTED SHAWLS
ALL COLORS,
BELTS, DRESS AND BONNET RIBBONS.
Large assortment of Mourning Gooods.
BONNETS,
IIATS AND FEATHERS,
BRILLIANTS,
BALMORALS
AND LINXENCOLLARS,
Travelers'.Insurance Company, COMMISSION WO FORWlRDlNt.
! • OP NEW YORK.
Office, NO. ”43 BROADW AY.
MERCHANT.
AUTHORIZED CAPITAL...
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DIRECTORS:
Edward A. Jones, Orison Blunt,
Samuel J. Glasses-,
T. B. Van Bnrcn,'
Sylvester M. Beard,
Robert Croulcv,
Win. Colt,
J. C. Himml. L,
lleury Clews,.
Albeit Wright,
John A. Iselin,
II. P. Freeman.
Nicholas E. Smith
.Tames R. Dow,
Howell Smith,
F. H Lummos,
Wm. E. Prince,
Sylvester Teats,
•Joseph Wthle,
A. A. I.ow,
I’has. Curtiss,
AsherS. Mills,
,W. IT. Webb,
Henry J. RaymouJ,
Silas Herring,
Sam’l W. .Tmslnw,
Richard A. McCurdy.
EDWARD A. JONES, President.
WM. E. PRINCE, Vice-President.
ASHER A MILLS, Sccrctarv.
F. B. VAN BUREN, Treasurer.
S. Teats, M. D., Medical Examiner.
E. n. Jones, Superintendent of Agencies.
E. F. Foloek, General Railway Agent.
LIFE AND ENDOWMENT POLICIES
Alt the proflts
. „ „ ; in this department are divided pm rata among
and all other articles requisite to enrich, beautify the Policy Holders. All policies to be Uuontett.f-
and complete a lady? toilet.
New Goods Received Weekly.
novll-Tt*
RIDGELY, SqUIER .V CO.,
AGENTS FOR
DODDS, MACNE1LS & URBAN’S,
furnish sacks,
—ALSO— 5
TEN THOUSAND POUNDS BACON and LARD.
Fodder, Stock Peas, Dried Fruit and Syrup.
BOV fUdrodiw . Q ' V;ko. BURDICK.
Gem Saloon,
TfJIHD STREET, UNDER RLOYD HOUSE,
Mnoon, <;coi-gin,
I
W. THOMAS, PROPRIETOR.
My stock consists in part of the following
goods:
Prints,
Printed DeLaincs,
-All wool Delaines,
Empress Cloth,
Poil DeChcvres,
English and French 3rerinos,
Scotch and Venitian Plaids,
Solid, printed and figured Poplins,
Black DeLaine?,
!*• Alapacas, '
Black Silks,
Mcrinosand Bombazines,
And many other goods belongiug to the
DRESS DEPARTMENT
A full and complete assortment of
5-tf The following Mmgtwtk, which we rtnd in ; tU^J)ERS; tato> pleanure in in-
w ., A fanning the citizens of Macon that he has rc-
thc tolu inbus S*ri of the 10th, reminds u-or the old | cen tly enlarged, refitted and refurnished his Eat-
•aylng-—“Go abroad to obtain news from home:'* I inq and Drinkixo Saloon in the most elegant and
Gen. Croxton is in town stopping at Cook's IIo l costly manner. His_ tables are always furnished j lars, separate and in sets,
iG. il«', bating r - d i - ; e>.:»«»:; iu the ari.iT. wi!i. ;i!l t'uc ii.\iric- ar.d i-.ixuric? of thofe^on. White, Red and Shaker Flannels,
OffeelSjiac^fer^e^-ec^hS, 1 ' BXmIs at All Hours,
Linen Cambric Handkerchiefs,
Ladles’ Linen and Embroidered Cuffs and Col-
has iqs-uwl an uffice In Mae,>ii for (he prosecution
of claim? against the government, before tlic
the board of claims and tlie treasnry department at
Washington, and before the agents and in the
United States courts.
This Is news, to «a. If true, the general's mr
mcrou- Wend? iu this city will Unite in'wishing
him sbnndant soccess In his new pursuit.
Plain and Fancy Opera Flannels,
Bleached and Brown Canton Flannels, Blan
Fresh Oysters for sale by the quart or gallon, j
The very best of Wines and Liquors always on j Gloves
I-adiet’ Merino Vests,
hand.
m*y rely on being waited on by the most attentive ;
Tnn Lidies Are Invited to call at the Novelty ‘
Stvxi and tec thcbcantiful HMmmfe^ylsain Hats, i T ARGE lot just received.
ffiBtfawt-usaflff. I
E. W. THOMAS.
Fine Ca»«inicrc.
BqnuetA, Dir>s and Cloak triimnii
^pek Tu«t y jbibboii?, Feathers
•fid Mi(t\ o. rte.
. Nets, Rata ]
ttdrSW
Prints! Prints
Table Linen,
Tabic Cloth,
Towels,
Towelings,
Napkins,
“ Doylies Linen,
And all other articles ^longing to a
7. '
KT Fashionable dre?s bntton?, and trimmings j Y'l-Voe'soaoL 0 ^^’ DeL * ints ’ !
af>v$-lw»,
Save Your Pork.«
; Number One Dry Goods Store.
Wc call the special attention of the ladies to our
r - CLOAK ANT) SHAWL DEPARTMENT,
*
And say with confidence, we will sell these artl-
XiOWxm. mez,
Worthy or Notice.—We invite the attention __ , , . Andsa
of our readers to the card of Mr. B. I- Ross, with J HA ' tj “1;received ^/hARRIS. ««»» at‘a
reference to the prompt manner in which the j novll-St*
Merchants Instrancf Comt.vnt, of Hartford, “TTP n****^xvL*, A « 1 ^ “ i _ . . . ,
iwi-onded to losses rtutained bv him at the open- i Donn For - cl 1 otter « tI,e c,, - v »“ a WARRANT
Ing or the «ar. The agent of the company, in j T° «" ln “ na ,ak< ‘ * f * 5,c ° r ,hc ®*»* U< l nor to the E <H> *‘- “> bc of,h '
this city, Mr. II. L. Jewett is too well* known to , novll-3t ° A. P. G. HARRIS. : Be*»t and Moat Fashionable 3ffailU-
need any endorsement. I ; - rr. — •
* — Just Received. ractnrc.
tysSwombte wiuking shoes, for ladies sod i
The Louisville Democrat
FOR 1866,
T IIE course of the Democrat in tlic past is known
to the public generally. It has adhered to the
doctrines held by the original teachers of Democra
cy, without indorsing extreme or erroneous infer
ences from these doctrines. We expect to pursue
the same course hereafter.
We believe the reserved rights of States essential
to the permanence to any Government, including
the whole area of the Union. States must be su
preme over their own domestic affairs.
We shall accord to the Federal Government all
its just powers, but shall never indorse its usurpa
tions.
We look upon a resort to the sword as a danger
ous experiment; for war is the parent of despot
ism. Peace and free discussion will bring our
country out of the calamities in which it has been
involved by intemperate section.il strife.
t We must get back to tbc old paths, when Federal
power was confined to its proper limits and the
States exercised unquestioned their reserved pow
ers.
The supremacy of the civil over the military
power is indispensible to a free country, and we
arc for it without delay, at all risks. No danger
can be as great as the danger of military rule, and
no risk too great to get rid of it.
We are for the Southern States resuming their
places in the Union; and wc hold all obstacles
thrown in the way of it arc unwarranted and revo
lutionary. •
Wc arc, in short, for the institutions we have had,
administered upon the principles advocated and
maintained bv the Democratic party, and generally
illustrated In Democratic administrations of the
Government.
DAILY-DEMOCRAT;
One Copy, one Year, by Maftl ..$10 00.
WEEKLY DEMOCRAT.
One Copy, One Year •$ 250
Four Copies, One Year 8 00
Ten Copies, One Year 17 00
Twenty Copies, One Year 30 00
An extra copy of the Weekly edition furnished
to clubs of twenty or more.
Additions may be made to clubs at any time dur
ing the year at the regular club rates, tlie club is
kept up to its original number or more. ., '
Changes from club lists can only be made by the
request of the person rceiving the club packages. All
such requests must name the edition, postoffice and
State to which it has previously been sent, and in
close twenty-five cents to pay for changing to sep
arate address. . rf^rlftOQjl
Orders for either of tlio editions of the Demo
crat maybe sent by mail, and should inclose Post-
office money. Order or Bank draft for amount (less
the disconnt.) Wc have no authorized travelling
agents. Money sent by mall will be at tbc risk of
the senders, unless registered through the post-
Orders and letters should bc addressed to
HARNEY, HUGHES & CO.
uov!2-2t. Louisville, Ky.
CELEBRATED
Fire and J: Burglar Proof Safes,
Bank Locks, &c.
T HESE SAFES AND LOCKS liave been thor
oughly tested and their reputation is such
that the TKE.si.-ur Department at Washington
and New York city use them in preference to
any other. They are made exclusively of iron
and steel, thus rendering them entirely
FIRE AND DAMP PROOF.
ZSureka and Excelsior iiauk Hocks,
For Vaults, Express Boxes, Bankers, Jewellers,
and Merchants, are unrivalled, and uarties desiring
such articles will find it greatly to their interest to
purchase from us, as we can sell at manufacturers*
prices, freight only added.
nov ll-3m * RIDGELY, SQUIER & CO.
Valuable Cotton Plantation For Sale. .
T OFFER for sale my plantation sitnated on Chi-
X ochee Creek, 12 miles S. W. from Albany,
Dougherty county Georgia, adjoining the lands of
Benjamin Lockett, Jerry Bell, John Jones, Col.
Nelson and others. The place contains 1,500 acres,
about 6 or 700 acres of which arc cleared and un
der a good fence. The improvements are all good
framed buildings—good giuhouse and iron screw.
Provisions, stock and plantation tools can be
bought with the place. If not sold before tbc
1st Tuesday in December next, on that day it will
be sold in Albany at public outcry. For terms ap
ply to me at Cuthbert, Georgia, or S. D. Inin,
Albany.
novO-tlDt SAMUEL CLAYTON.
A RARE CHANCE.
T nE undersigned offer for sale, or rent for tlie
ensuing year, in the village of Russellville,
Monroe co, Ga., a dwelling and store house, with
40 acres of land attached, in a wealthy community,
comprising one of the best country stands for
merchandising in middle Georgia. The dwelling
is nearly new containing eight rooms, with good
garden, orchard, etc. The store room is sixty feet
long and well finished. Said property can be pur
chased low or rented on reasonable terms if early
application is made to the undersigned.
J. R. RALLS,
nov0-20d* J. R. SMITH.
To Rent.
A GOOD COMFORTABLE DWELLING IN
East Macon, with seven large rooms, kitchen
and stable, all complete, and a splendid pump of
water. For further information imply to the un
dersigned at Messrs Phillips Hunt’s, East Macon.
nov9-10t* W C MASSEY.
Residence for Rent.
AN ELEGANT RESIDENCE ON TATNALL
SQARE—TWO ACRE I.OT.
Apply to DR. J. D. SMITH.
novlO-lw*
ROOMS TO RENT.
T HREE largo Rooms with gas fixtures up stairs
on Mulberry St., opposite Medical college,
next to Floyd House building, with kitchen, eel-
lar, etc. Apply on the premises to
Corn and UVEeal
Can be sold for a full price by calling on
nov 54 Ot J. N. SEYMOUR
JLiyery Stable.
J O. SEARS & C. T. FOSTER, have opened a
• Livery Stable at Manly’s old stand, Griffin,
Ga., and are ready at all hours to feed or furnish
horses.
|3gr Conveyances furnished to any point in the
country, A share of patronage is repectfully so
licited., • nov 7-eodlm
k. m. Mrncnisox,
j. t. mnuuY,
New York.
E. MURRAY,
D. R. MURCHISON,
Wilmington, N. C.
ALL THE RAGE!
THOSE FINE NAVY anil OIL SUK CAPS,
Formic low, hy
I TURPIN & HERTZ,
Cherry street, opposite Little & Smith’s,
novl3-3t Macon, Georgia:
SALT, SALT, SALT. f
I N store and for sale, a large lot ot Virginia Salt, j
Also, fine Bourbon and SlonoDgahela Whisky, j
Claret ’and Shirry .Wine, Cream Ale. Grape .rid
Peach Brandy, troeeries, Drv Goods, Boots, Shoes,
&c.,hy 1 WITHERS & LOUD, ,
Cherry street, between First and Second,
nov 12 Ct
Just Received,
5,000 lbs. of POT WARE,
100 Boxes TIN PLATE,
25 Bundles of WIRE,
0,000 feet of GAS PIPE,
20 COOKING STOVES,
For sale opposite the old Postoffice.
novl2 6t\
DALES! SCALES!
riatform Sc 1?=, from SKY to 100 pound.?.
We alter live years from date, and non-forfeltablo
alter two annual payments. A Loan of one-third
of the amount ot premiums will bc made;-also,
thirty days grace given In payment of premiums.
GENERAL ACCIDENT POLICIES
Are granted covering accidents of all descriptions,
including the travelers’ risk. It issuedj
Without Compensation,
They provide for death, If caused by accident; but
in case of injury only, tlic Insured receive* no com-
pensation. Ifgranted
With Com .ensation,
The full amount assured is pavabloto tlic family in
case of death caused by accident and occurring
within three months from the date of injury. Or,
in pasc 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, Braises, Cuts,
Gunshot Wounds, Buns and Scalds, Bites of Dags,
Assaults by Burglars, Robbers, or Murderers, the
action of Lightning or Sun-Stroke, the effects ol
Explosions, Floods and Suffocation by Drowning
or Choking, and all other kind of accident.
Ten Dollars.
Secures a general Accident Policy for;
Two Thousand Dollars 1
With a Weekly Compensation olj
Ten Dollars.
TRAVELERS' INSURANCEiTICKETS,
For any length of time, from one day to twelve
months, are on salo at the various Railroad and
Steamboat Ticket Offices and Agencies,;
Marine Risks and Speoial Voyages.
Policies are granted insuring against death by
accident while sailing in steamer or sailing vessels,
also for special voyages.
Full information, together with Tables of Rates,
,6c., can be obtained at the Home Office, or by ap
plication to the State Agent.
E. C. GRANNIS,
Agent for Bibb County.
J. C. McBURNEY,
„ ien’l Agent for Georgia.
WM.‘ C. GODWIN,
Amcricns.
R. ROBS,
Albanv.
S. 8. STAFFORD,'
Blakely.
R. «. MORRIS,
Georgetown.
R. COMPTON, '
, Griffin.
R. W. JACQUES,
Columbus.
E5?" Insurance Agents desiring the appointment
as Agent, can address the General Agent, J. C.
McBumey. sepSS-dm
ORYVMEXTA I, IIAI It.
CURLS, BRAIDS, WATERFALLS,
BANDS, WIGS, HALF WIGS, Ac.,
Wholesale, at the lowest possible price of im
portation for cash.
W. R. CAMHRON & CO.,
Importers ol Hair and Manufacturers, No. 313
Fulton St., Brooklyn, near New York.
Large and small orders punctually atteoded
to. oct 21-lm
SAVANNAH, GA.
Roduction in Prices.
Dress Groods Declining!
November 4th. 1865.
To^lay tlie Prices of i
ID r o .s s 6 o o tl h
On lialul art minced to mike re
EXTENSIVE VARIETY
Soon to arritV.-
Call soon lief.ire lliev are all
S. T. COLEMAN, j
nov4 Comer Cherry and Second *(•.
Sale of Personal Property.
T HE UNDERSIGNED will sell at private aalr.
upon suitable application, ail the pcrronil
property now on bis plantation, sitnated eight miles
below Macon. The property offered conrtitsol one
Horse, seven Mules, a lot or Hogs, Corn, Fodder,
Wagons, Farming utensils generally, and many
other useful articles, such as ora fouud on • well
regulated Plantation. The whole will bcanld to a
single pnrehater. or In lota, as may be desired.
TERMS CASH. Delivery to be made npea par-
chase. The property can be cent at aav lime by
calllngon the undersigned at Us plantation, near
the river road loading from Maconto Uawkiu ville.
eight miles South ofMacon.
If the above property is not disposed of at pri
vate sole, It will be offered at oobUc outcry on
Tuesday, November 2Lst 1SC3. on the premises.
nov5-2w» JOSEPH DOUULA.
I.RIMT UI T RhTRIB! Ti0\,
2 5 0. O 0 0
Matches. Chain., Ilmsm.J Hint., p
All te
I>
w. T. NELSON’S
SALOON.
THE SIGN ALL EIGHT.
AT WHOLESALE AS WELL AS RETAIL.
J UST received and for sale by the barrel and
package, an invoice of Liquors of the best
quality, such as
OLD BOURBON,
MONONGAI1ELA,
ROBERTSON COUNTY WHISKY,
CHAMPAGNE,
CATAWBA, CHERRY,
COGNAC and
DOMESTIC BRANDIES.
Cliampagnc Wines, qts. and pints, different brands,
also Mines, Port, Madeira, Catawba, Pearl of the
Rhine, (imported) Rhein trine (Ingichrimer, red,
end Ungsteincr, white.)
All the above can be purchased by retail dealers,
in packages of any quantity desired, and at the
lowest figures of the market. Also, a large lot of
the choicest brands of
TOBACCO AND CICARS.
Remember the old 6tand on Cherry street, lie-
tween Second and Third, under the old sign of W.
T. Nelson. He has resumed hi3 former business
and his old friends and customers, as well as new
ones will find him, early and late, giving personal
attention to their wishes. .
His bar will at all times be supplied with the
choicest beverages. Give him a cnll, for lie will be
found liberal and prompt as in tbc olden time.
oct22ml
ALLISONS & KIRKMAN
Gotton Factors
AND
General Commission Merchants,
Nos.'29,31 Sc 33, So..MarketSt.
Nashville, Tenn
Refer To—J. B. Ross* Son, Macon, Ga.; J.
H. Anderson & Son, Macon, Ga.; Fleming &
Wheless, Augusta, Ga.-: W. nriys Warren, Au-
i gusta, Ga.; R. J. Lowry & (to., Atlanta, Ga.; J.
| Rhodes Brown, Colnmbus, Ga.; W. H. Smith
j Montgomery, Ala. ’ oct4-2m*
,T. VV. M1TC1IEI.1i, , V’. P. AR¥*HOX,t.
Ilitcliell & Armstrong,
PB0VISI0N & COMMISSION MERCHANTS
AND DEALERS lit
BAQCINC, ROPE AND LIQUORS,
NO. 05, MAIN STREET LOUISVILLE, KY.
scpt22-3m*
J. M. COOPER.
Auction & Commission Merchant,
ALBANY, GEORGIA.
W ILL give his personal attention to tlie pur-
chase and shipment of COTTON.
nF. IS ALSO PREPARED TO MAKE LIBERAL
Cash -A.dvan.ces
On Colton instore In Albanv, Ga., for shipment
to Messrs Nobton, SLArcnrcu * Co., New York.
Haring had many years experience in tlie Cotton
trade, as well as Auction and Commission husinos,
lie flatters tilcisclfthat lie cangive entire EjIUlWrt Ion
to parties entrusting their business to him.
ORDERS AND CONSIGNMENTS SOLICITED.
Respectfully rolors to J. B. Roe? A Son. Macon;
T. n. Johnson, Alabany.
oe129-2m
FOIt SALK.
A Plantation in (’rawfort! County.
C tONTAINING EIGHT HUNDRED and eixtv .
/ acres (800), 400 woodland, the balance good
cultivable land, situated on the Knoxville ard
Colnmbus road, *ne mile from Flint river, and six
miles from Muscogee railroad. There 1? upon the
plaec a good dwelling with six rooms celled and
papered, with necessary out building?. Tlic land
is well adapted to the production of cotlon, com
cane ,te. The place Is wel (watered, and lia? an ex
cellent scat for a grist or saw mill.
If application is made iiaracdiatcl),. tbc place
can be purchased foi $4000 in greenbacks, one
cotton crop will re-pay the Investment, and cover
all expenses. Apply to lor address
JNO R RALLS,
uov5-2w s Russellville, Monroe co., Ga.
m«» wttn »hs s iM
rt win, uZ __
Barer Finn* ok.—ran..
Most*. T. * 11
Sew York -
*1 the V '
All articles sold at One
out regard to voloe.
«<u receipt <4Um eeriMme ran m. . m,
■wag ukm.aUtlM*skffnraaaatMMat
iloflanal Mk. the ankt* or aas. V . i .«v» a.
this*ObtainmOoMWalsfc. Mata nl ). < rmyoTO
Jewstry •*>*!• b«t f* oae nA*
they gel Ire. Man «>Mkr. mm- »• mo mm M
Mfejsrjfigy; vs!*Cfc
re forilO: r.no LimA^g U U.
sixty-ffv*
.beta,
to on* date. A,
CerliBcite, and n
will he mowed tea cants a> tiervOkrtMa
“ ■ i I C their r—outu - ,
r.-t. r,, .
■eri*. lo n*. eith-r .a e*
Hnrloj’v Xtoaartrii- i;u; rrv
Still Buying-Wool,
AND WILL PAY
Highest Ct-oing Hate,
nov 5-101 J. x. SEYMOV'R.
Just Received, i
A FRESH SUPPPLY OF OVERCOATS,
BUSINESS SUITS and ILVTS.
T.j'OK Debility. 11
nov7
E. 8.YULSBURY A CO.
COTTO.Y NOTICE.
digestion or Drspejo
i.ivcr, i>i-or,lcrcd M- snocb. It- re- ore no -
bat an compare wtUi ItM la nareUt |S.
distressing coawlatal*. For aslr or can HMn
any drag store In (be Untied - or rrt-.i. t h.
proprietor, Louis rtUe, Ky.. eomer Ijsiialb wET
Green ttreele, to al om all Defers shoal* b< j.'
tressed. Mt'ltLEY, |:i DDII .vim
Harlt-)’* sursapiirilia.
rrtDBGraatBlood 1'unr. -
A racr Medi irie, sism; m ...r,. . ,
impurities from the Mood, and git -
to the system.
HURLEY, Rl'DDLE re c<>.
Proprietor*
Conier Seventh ar.dG. - .n ,tr.. t,
septHMm L .uhiiil. ,’Kj
Hurley’? Popalnr Worm (and}.
A this D really a opodtc for Warm ;
' ' m d
dren, Ills not iurpr...i,g tbj; ,, f?,t :sk; c , i
Ida. .• •■( a.! other p;ei,a.-.tlon« lur ir,,,- sn , o i„ a j
perfectly Is bvmv, »;ij uke u
RUREET, RUDDLE A 1.0 .
... , _ Prop:., tore
_<-orr.' r neven.q ana r, r . ea street.,
scptlo .»m I.ovisrlilr, K
I Nashville ii Chaitanooga Railroad.
rpo Passer
1 train le;
,C? r the North and tv, • l.rj.rev.
.l.-.tlsn’K,;;-. r,to , v coonset
Norti.wr.ttn, lu.lros.l i„ :
Murchison & Murray,
Commission Merchants,
, can be fonnd at S. Peyser A Co’s,
novS-lw ''-'J
Pr.urARE nn; IIoiipav?.—We call atten-j :
lion to the card ol Mr. H. F. Rees. His variety
store will not only be found dlled nith the latest
styles of fancy goods for the Ladies', but also a j
large depot for the present? Santa Clans expects
to dispense to the little ones in a short time. Give i .
Mr. R. a erik
ftf The Macon Bazaar, ou Cotton Avenue, is
the place to pugcha* silk cord, of all Vizas, aud * -
colors. Also worsted
Messrs. S. Peyser A Co.
rjj“S. Peyser A Co., ha\ c
ot ladies' liats and trimming-
novS-lw
10 DOZEN BRASS ROUND BUCKETS.
/■
A. SPRINGER.
Macon. Ga.
Removal, Removal!
HERRINGTON. & RICKS,
2 DOZEN WELL BUCKETS.
✓ For Sale.
LARGE LOT OF HOOP SKIRTS.
188 V ront St., Hew Vork. , ....
. . . _ . . .1 A ONE slory urooa lwellin" with four rooms,
A LL conii^nmentti to us arc insured from point ±kitchen with two boms and servants house
of shipment, whether advice of shipment i* with two rooms, aituate&on lot No. 3, sqr. 40and
received or not. | fronting on Poplar strett^ and very convenient to
Liberal advances made on consignments when i bu3ine*w*- G. J. BLAKE
desirc»L Onr per?onal attention given to the sale ! n ovll-7t At the .tore of Greer <fc Lake,
of cotton- nov9 1m
Conntcr and Tro Seales, i Copper, Tin and Sheet Iron Manufacturers.
R ESPECTFULLY announces that they have
moved their ware room and workshop from
the Nesbit Foundry, to. the corner of Fourth and
Poplar streets, opposite Catholic church.
^ ...
man i
B. A. WISE.
Sale.
DRIED ERITTI
0, call on :
novS-lw
on hand & Ur^c stock ,
suitable for winter
House Furnishing Goods,
I mb bow nrt iviuir a general wsortmeju.
On constgmnenlj
nov 12-6t
B. A. WISE.
Just Received
politan Record, N
New York Day Book. Beadle*
• No. 3. A fresh invoice of Internal
and all tlic.usual dailies.
For Sale. ;.x \ *
e New Depot.—Metro. A GOOD Cotton Farm containing 300 or 400
rk Ledger of Nov. 18th, -A- acres well improved, timbered and watered.
i -i A SACKS COFFEE,
{ Xvf : »0 Boxes- Tobacco, different grades,
3000 Havana Cigars,
Wines andLiquors,In caaes,
Kegs aud Boxes of Soda,
2000 lbs. Telegraph Wire, No. 9,
200 “* Tinners* Wire,
15 Barrels Salt,
' F ^ Intelligence Office, I oct22-tjl*
i i • ^ iaie rwpoved from Votton Avenue to Fifth ; —
! assc JJo er Dcjot, and opposite Scho- ;
j ***** 5 Foundry. Servantslaborers furnished; j
'Hi oy r will keep on hand a complete assortment of
lannactnred articles in their line, such as
STILTS, COPPER KETTLES, TIN WARE,
STOVE PIPES, ETC., ETC.
Tbev are also prepared to promptly fill orders for
SHEETING, ROOFING and GUTTERING, to any
extent. Terms reasonable, and all work warranted
to be executed in the. rsost workmanlike manner.
SPOTSWOOD HOTEL,
Richmond, Va., August, 1805. f
re... h, g „ rriiwT
J. N. SEYMOUR.
Pocket SonevtcT tvlmr in 1st Dooly Conntv distriet, seven mUes
i- p,,-,., , S.E. of Montezuma, Ga. Forfurtherinformstion
it heienue Laws, . I <-.
HATS—MEN’S AND BOY’S.
E. 8. LATHROP A CO.
nOv!2-2tt
Auction Sale.
; rpHE STOCK of the late firm of Roberts, Dun
t J. lap A Co., will be sold to the highest bidder
! onTuesdav.Nov. 14th, 1865, at JO o’clock, A. M., at
I their store on Cherry street, ronsisting in part of
Iron, Steel, Sait, Soap, Shoes, Indies, Haversacks,
; Tools,Ham ess Buckles,Tobacro, Hollow Ware, Tin
I Ware, Log and Chip Logwrod, and other goods.
Sale positive, to close the eoacem. Terms cash,
nofll-td? ROBERTS, DUNLAP A CO.
WANTEDA
A First Class Harne
AND
Six. Good S
Apply to ’
At Little & Smith A Co.’s Cherry sti.
j -tors deem it proper to assure the public that such
■ is not the case. The House is open for the accom-
! modation of visitors, as it has been from its open
ing day, in September, 1866.
e TaTnlrziv The "House has been remodeled, renovated, re-
S JHtlKer, furnished, and pnt in perfect order throughout,
I and the traveling public may rest assured of find-
in" as comfortable accommodations with ns as can
be = found in any first-class hotel North or South.
Our friends, patrons, and the traveling public
"enerallv, visiting Richmond, are cordially invited
fo make their home with ns, and no pains will bc
spared to make-them comfortable, as we are
pledged to sustain the well known repntatioa of
ouse. CORKERY A JHLLWARD,
fcOM.
thefl ouse.
oct 12
"ii Tvi.m -n rii
■ i-.- r
81. Lo
Passengers leaving Atloi
on W. A A. B. R. connect
I* now received snd forwarded
Ttiy moderate rate?.
WM
C HARLES E DEXTER, late of the firm of Hall
& Dexter, is prepared to make liberal
CASH ADVANCES ON ALL COTTON
consigned through him to the well known and re-1 John-.oini:ie apd poi;
sponsibiehouseof Gardner, Dcxter&Co., of New 0, '„’•'
York and Boston. nov7-lu> ville Railroad.
Colnmbus, Ga., Nov 3d 1865. Fare Irons Ci-j 11 ..r : -
Country Merchants
Are invited to call at the Novelty Store, as there
arc many things to be liad at a bargain. I have a
friend at the North bnylng and can offer extra In
dneements to purchasers.
C. II. BAIRD, r Ti-
novSfil* Agent. w
_ No. 11, Cotton Avenue.
Ells’ Saloon.
T HE PLACE Is now open to the public; ererv
lnxnry which can be obtained from anv part o'l
the United States, will bc served cp in every :-tvle
to please the most fastidious. Beverages of "all
kinds, of the best, to cheer the despondiso; a
hot Dinner to invigorate the inner man on a cold
day, with a fine Uavonnato puff away dull care.
Do not hvXoer nor thirst, but call on Ell-’, who
has a plenty at his Old Stand, opposite the Lanier,
who will do his best to satisfy yonr wants.
With eighteen years of successful experience In
my business I hope to please ail. With gratitude
to old lriends for past lavors, I hope to merit a
continuance of their patronage—amiall others who
will give me a call. . II. N. ELLS. .
OYSTERS, by the quart or gallon, furnished ss 5*““'?’ •£!
low as any house In the city, tor shipment or city ' U,- V - w "
use. Also Lemons by the box or dozen. I «T n „ - - —.
^»p.: : .. i B M .
S. S. KENDRICK, I York; Messrs. Ms ky A B.-ni
• on the o-f r.rnr trelu
Iththl^tjuia Freltht
:k t*rE»
P IXVLt.
Hap t
brown,
'•fiio r \rcn\
Mackj^, Beattie & Co-
Shipping and General Ooidgiission Mercatnta
20S re BAY STREET,
SAVANNAH, OEORG1A.
® : •dvtacc* made op C -nsigntaeut*
Micrr A Beattie, PLiladciphi.
REFERENCES:
.olhy A- Co . Messrs Hnntari
Dt ii a: Chrbtum. Savsab
re su naii ; M,-»srs. Maude J
Mes
COMMISSION MERCHANT, National Bank,
Wholesale and Retail Dealer in
GENERAL MERCHANDIZE,
Line at. (nearPeachtree) ATLANTA, GA.
Consignments solicited of all kinds of Merchandi-e.
References : EowdreeA Anderson, G. B Rob
ert-, Macon, Ga.; Abbott & Brothers, Edward
White, Atlanta, Ga. novS-lOU
j Son? re^ Co., Pidladi
B|| ., Mes-ra. Mc< utebcon
. Philadelphia; Messrs. Ciarke A (
j M. A. Hamilton, Baltimore.
Particular attentior
Is for Nort
Messrs J.
iooal B«r.
Back.
ing of got
oct 31—3i
J^ en to tb^
m markets
Salt! Salt!!
Mules for
FOUR N l MBERmSEj
Lowest -Market Drice.
Call rut
J. N. SEYMOUR | one <
Proprietors.