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CITT* COLUMN;
\rw Atmiiiiai Mel.
Wbelaeele Liqwur hot»-f Brains? 1 A Co.
ott, Powell A Co.
inco*. ., ,.. .
Sale—i'iailkT i Knjkk. ■— - 1 -
Susdnee-Fiadtay * Keurk-k.
Hoes* u4 Lot latuV-Dr J tsEmitb. - J
Boom to rest—W K tMri(tan(l.
r»jtuUm'» card—Dr W T Parker.
I tfa, 'aeila* Jcj-Sljkkt! * flotitka.
war Hu* far *ele—8 ColHoe.
Pan naM-X K Berooaa.
Oothmc—Viaabip t Celleway.
lit.Ltuor rat Crrr —Reportr at the ..oilary
coatitiaa at Moots hare paialnaJ. wbUk w*
Mart at* ralralatej to injure the bo'iatu of
tb* oily. TW <* partirtil^ny lb* *a*e wiU ref.
m«cr a* the pee Taker* ol tkr amall pox ia oar
mtdak X *1. rttrip abroad tuaUe.1 na-to tiwr
tala lb* ntnl at lb* report* cirmlaleJ . l>j tb
rival* of oar baa haw tarn,’ fa*'order‘bt tort
man, onler.il . maintained, and gTcrjtbtog done to
jaakilbe nWtaertptablttoerery ot*. WfcOvlaH*
the Maura Cud Rood.
nor SS-eodSt
trail away beta it* natural channel, a ad we art
awry to to* that Ik* /tart of seme of oar .own
poapli H *b»» ta giro eorfency to the mlarep-
rrwratartaa* that are befog male hy'interrsted
■ahilin. 1b* troth la the diaaaae in thia ricin
Ilf ia allaaal oselaairely naiad to th* negro
ufogrea. who har* been napigOa^lf the ahan-
1 the city, in aach awariaa a* to Inerlta
I fears, e. Bnt few wbitra bare h. mne
had. through the watehlalaea* of our lyillion pound, rf nlut .brteartw prices and
. hnebHdl-dmmunjartfig'Q u ^ of jSuraaa.l
is
ha mayor had bat oaa eaae before him
yidirlay JC.Uyaed My inda^ two ladioa of th*
rolered pereuasiju. wtiw’up on a charge of ateal-
lag. aad tbca indulging in a little “tlghtelistie"
r aerriao or*r a division of tbo spoil.. In default
•f anoaoy to *-poy it out," they wero “retired” for
lew daya on anti-dyapijHie'aioL J-
A Taaataaora Cotraaonanot destroyed the
old haeiaeaa how** and printing establishment
of A. W. Burke nad Co, hot, Phoenix like, it hat
aria** (ham th* aahta, sad la again one of the
•orgeat printing and book concern, in the Ronth.
Their new establishment pn Second street, next
door to th* B*ptlakOfanr*tr,d* supplied with an
iatmenao doek of all .ela.aea of Miscellaneous,
gahgtma’ Jut.alio and Sabbath, yehoo! books.
Malianary, Photograpb Albania of every style,
aad photograph picture* of aJI th* prominent
Cuafaderata generals,fancy heads,statuary view*
aad arena*. They also keep Godey’s, Peterson's
»»d th* Erleetle magazines. Their collection
of new aad .laadard music, is vary large and
attractive. IHm H, school* and parlors can be
faraished with very select volumes. Thia ex
tensive printing house has an immense amount
of hook and'hindery material, and is fullyj>rq ?
pared to publish for authors, Ac., ME iuga^,
»!■*•> pamphlela, journals, e’c., *f low rat**:
They also have superior facilities for executing
all varicti-., of job printing, with- promptness
aad dispatch, .-.ad at rates that compare favora
bly with any other establishment in tho 8outh.
Th* BmOtcrn OtiV.rt.. MifcMsfeL Kev. E. It. My.
#»% l>. !>,' . ditor, ia published by Burke A Co.;
nad as an earnest and devoted organ of the m!
P- church in thia State, it especiallyreconunends
ilaalf Is ovary Methodist family. It always cen-
taias a Slicet data of religious and miscrllane-
oaa news that recommend it to all classes of
readers. The last issue ia especially interesting
to th* ehareh and people generally. There la
a* plane ia the Sooth that a more aelqci stock of
boos - and general printing matter can bo port
chased, at wholesale ami retail, than is found at
J. W. BURKE A CO'S store, next door to Baptist
ehareh. Macon. nor*«-d!aun!tw
Waouesaui tsa Reran. Cnotaiso.—By the
aew adverUaemont of Wiuship A Callaway, in
tmlart paper, it will be seen that they have just
received a hug* and aelect aloek and variety of
clothing, which they offer at u holes*!# and re.
tail, at price* that will iadaee all classes of deal
on aad bayrr* to call on them early.
M
Macon Cim JtocKe-™* wall kEewn resort
baa lately been fitted up in Te.t'.olfictnt atjlf, and
opened to the pnldir generally. The proprietor*
have lundshed the different rooms. In a manner
unequalled by any establishment of the kind in
the Booth. A Urge and commodious rending room,
*M ihwmhM jifefibM lj*‘r
Mata fromtvery quarter,' iaritca strangers and'
citizen. to spend their leisure time agreeably and
Z3!~ The alarm of ffr- yc.tat^ay morning origi- i Rf^tETtKY AXD COMMERCIAL.
Dated from an arrideui in the TM-toxarif pvbiUh- - — ... _
iog house. The premL-c* were in imminent daagv WEEKLY REPORT OF THE MACON
wben the alarm wa» ^iTcn, bat well directed effort* MARKFT
on the part of our excellent fire companies, and a - ^ ^ -w~
numbered eUiMt.,,**.* rdi- it !.-:.rftar* "wthc .^turday ’
»•« ► «»»' cuU : Th jaacblpeat a other of the first d&> it the
, — as J- r i infTrrW I* *»»e iuuuin.pi "t-avuvr OI LXJC OTM C^V> OI IflC
e^-fkmk* are due | week rather retarded operations in all branches of
Ciiiaeas us apeao war icuere run* asrocamj sse, which the alarm wa. , ' business—the muddy condition of the rcudi in-
plusastly. This roomia cmnforlably warmed and i «P«-ion.of sympathy mxuife.tcd_>ont ot o« , u . t{trra z with the rcceipU of cotton by wagons,
cnrtfullir tej* quiet. ItU ojienoo Sunday, and : hi cafe lor In- f Bt “ e b „ rlaht i and 3l f ion " w “ ther of *>* P“‘
will be found a pleasant place to while away the 1 ** .PT. - ” ■■ lew day* has given in impetus to trade, and deal-
oas'a apart time. A larje^xrhty of literary and ,TS. i *' ar# rl ,cl! ' :d ,te with a vim. The fine boating
religion, journals arc on the file*, free for the use
of whoever wishes to use them. The Urge and
magnificent ball ol the old club, has been fitted
np in beautiful ityle. .It b supplied with Phe
lan'. beet cushioned fonr pocket billiard table*.
The t«r b etocked with the most choice and pop
ular nqnon, clean, Ac. Another room baa been
fitted lip with elegant furniture and supplied with
table* forebem, backgammon, chequer-, wbbt,
Ac., but no gaming tor values allowed under
any circumstance*. * ,i-a»> evening, we notlwd
some very fine gwmmofeheae in the room. We
were not aware that there are ao many skilful!
players in this city, as congregate there. The fct-
Bstf, Waiaav.—Ppying the past week, A. p.
O- Harrisatoaed in frta extensive grocery bouse,
an immense amount of Bolt, Whisky, dry goods
boots and shoes, Ac. He offer! for sale over a
. . “ wllhowt the Coaler.. Parties can have their orders by mail
rttj IWU, or peorsoUaw. taken to lewvent com. - - 1
awniestlaw with the public. While we desire to
■a* aay a waul that woald throw sUrtore off tbclr
gwoid, w* aanwotly peotoet against MkWIdiiIm
aad iojnrlo.. Impreailow. gaining currency
E.c as visa.—H. E. TlIEt’it, at K. J. Johnston's
Jewelry Stove, fo.4 Cofitau Avenue, wider Ms-
•Mia Hall, do* cn^rhVing of all kind* with
pewawptaaaa and dispatch. Ilia workmanship
fwwan apoeiaooaa of as fin* dosfgna and exeeu
Im aa ana b* bad in aay iwtaldiabtumt of the
kind anywhere. He engraves, at reasonable
rato*. watches, gold end silver ware, jewelry,
•-!>*■* and army hadgaa. with aomuah artiatie
skill *• n# have ever seen. Christmas holiday
preaanta reqwlr* his finishing touch to make
norrSt-eodltv-
Emsu*hi-k in tiib Coax Trade.—Aa an era in
the trade of Macao, we notice that W. A. Uni! rj;
eelrvd th* first shipment or com that has been
made from the North this season. One thousand
hash til were received by rail yesterday, and a con-
moat stream of the grain will contlnuo to pour In
to hi* eatahliahment. W. A. Iluff expects to sup
ply all demand, for corn in this market, In the fu
ture. lie offer* it at $1,50 per bnshcl at wholesale.
Th* great want of this article and the hitherto short
soppl? will make the baalnca* houac of W. A.
In-VT. under Hal .ton lfou, ( great place bf rcaort
to three Mtivateddn WtU nuttA. ” nbvJJAt*
Tun WooiaavLX Tuvou or Uarox.—Lately we
devoted one beautiful, spring like day to a'tour
aateagat the exclusively wholosale houses of this
**ty. S*et*J ia the principal entrance of J. W
Fx ta. A Oak immense grocery establishment on
Third street, we watchedSvitli much Inierest tlie
unparalleled quantity of good* that the house
received. Whilst Mr. Fear* wa* checkin? the
varied receipts of the dntffi and da'goni; that
crowded the street about hit storehouse, a man
preffeeed to purchase a few pounds of nails. Ho
was answered by the remark, that four hundred
dollar* woolfi not hay ooe pemd of nails In that
hamre Th# explaaeUon was. that tho firm hav-
ing h*| felt th* oeeeaaily of an exclusively
wholesale grocery house in Macon, resolved to
establish -ach an institution, and that itwaa their
paid* to know that tfcy had succeeded in doing
m. W* noted the reeeipu of th* day. As au
evidence of tho unwonted prosperity of this city
and it* Miarnaioa trade, w* will rehearse the lol-
faaring tint of articles received and in vtewe i 540
hhta. Irtimr, if* hex* noil*, it'd bbK potato*, j*0
hogs shot,' II' 1 kegs powder, 3M boxes star can-
dfeo, M hhb. A, B. C sugar, SOU reams wrapping
paper. At oases potash, 30* Western reserve and
Hamborg eheewe — Uv* sales of which amount to
few** M to IM boxes daily—100 bale* Ky. baggin g,
and M there ia little in the market, there ia lit
tle probability of supplying the At man.!, 67
Ww gamy hogging, 300 coils o! rope, tobacco,
Vc ,-oochitM that .1. W.
FK.VKS vt C0.*8 vu an immenv inititution. m*
« w# could hardly got in a word *«!ge-
waya, on amoobI of the pwuur<* of bu«iuc«j and
Um WTfMnJioj tide of country dealer*, who
wore jobbing there.
BovSCutvrd St v , - ,
door to
i New Vortr. vlth a 5Ccond «locV of Fall «nd
Witter Clotl«ing, comprlwiug foe Black Cloth
Coats, French Con*nee. Suit*. Silk. Satin and Silk
k’efivxt Vesta, with a lund-ome stock of Furntsh-
feg goods cheaper than ever offered in this city.
Otve him a caB. < , nori'dH
Banana axn Excno..: feqnMc Ida T.
’ A Oa, Bankers, on Third street, next
be pi»t office, buy and sell gold and
a.ght exchange at th. best market rate*. They
also make liberal cash advances on shipment* of
cotton to Norton, Slaughter A Co., Cotton and
Tobacco Factors and General Commission Mer
chants Now York. bot Mold
HT Ja«t received at the New- Depot, Triax^wUr
Blc-k: Ne» York Ledger, December Sd; Metro-
pol,ion Record : Warerty Msgaxlnr ; Boston Pilot,
Flag of l Sir Union ; Wide World; and many oth*
filled without delay. Hi* large stock of whisky,
of all brands, and at all prices, invito* the atten-
tion of dealer*, who will find it to their advan
tagtf to call early ami aelect their stocks, whilst
prices are lower than they promise to be in a
short time. There is in his store, also, a large
quantity .ofiaH kinds iff groceries, a large amount
ot pickles in jars, to Ire sold by the box, fish of
different grades, for sale by the kit and barrel,
and at all prices to‘suit every purchaser. The
retail department also offers as fine inducement*
to buyer* as ran be found in any establishment
in the country. Bee the advertisement of A. P.
G. UARUIS, Cherry street, between Id and Chi
ton .\vchuc, Macon. novlfi-dlt
Moils rat, Nooa, Niairr.—There are MUVcn
tioaal terms for expressing the different periods
of the day, that should be known to every one.
Almost universally, the term morning means the
time between daylight and nine o’clock. From
that time to about twelve, we have forenoon:
from twelve to one i* noon; from one to sunset
ia afternoon] from sunset through the twilight
to qjghtor nine it'eloek, according to the season
of the year, ia evening, and after that time,
night. ; Iu England and the greater portion of
this country, thes* terms are used as above de
scribed, and they arc far more expressive than'
oar localixad method of dividing the day into the
expressions—early and late in the morning, eve
ning, late in the cvejiii.g and night.
tsp Du you all ace that hoy what a' cheerful
countenance lie baa? Look how neat hiaclothea—
bla mother has had him at Sam Hyman's and
bonght him that suit Hear him tell his comrades
all, where hehonght his cloth*. Certainly at Sam
Hyman’*, on Cherry street, between 2d and 3d.
nor2t-lw*
New Yoxx Stonx.—Thi* large and extensive
establishment offers large inducement# to coun
try dealer# to purchase at xrholcsfle. They have
a large Mock of ladma’) shoes, which they offer at
the lowest,market rates, and to which they in
vite special attention. They wish the ladies
particularly to know, that they have just re
ceived a large lot of Emprcss'clothi figured fij^
rinos, select llanm-ls and .other 'dress materials
which they wish to sell very choap. They havi’
also an unlimited supply of paper collars, of
•vary *!*«, style and price, and'can sell in quan
tities to suit ahy class of buyers. Thcir.general
stock of dry good* invite the special attention of
vholesale and retail purchasers. Tha NEW
fORK- STORE of Waxelbaum A Co. is next door
to E. C. Granniss’ Insurance Agency, on Second
» reel, Triangular black, Macon. nov2fi-d3t
Strxct Laura.—These indi.penaable beacons
• reporters, printers, anil all whoso -.busi
ness keeps them out until a late hour, Bre In
rather dilapidated condition in regard to gl ass,
and of dark, rainy and windy nights, are invari
ably out. We should think glass was sufficiently
abundant, tb haTe this remedied, and trust the
superintendent of the gas works will have jt at
tended toll! It TA MHOf /?l/ rif J«
edtbebaildlng, amlD.wortly of rtoBrJc ***nun- ; thc Ooinlgec !ra» given life to the
mmal thing to happen in a matin.’ office, under [ tUpt)bm ^ ^ of cMtm
-ycl* exciting circttabUncea.
ij diypelchcd by that source *od the railroads.
3
e au-
SUFFKRINli Hl'MANlTY OF THIS AGE,
li j siiYi'.-A ;*V ■ »V «• »-l-t T.f/f!.’
Has relieved more Pain and caused more Ileal
-Joy than any other one thing
that can be named.
rr IS A “ BALM FOR EVERY WOUND, ’
OUR FIRST PHYSICIANS USE
Skluxu orr at Cost.—Family groceries and
uumcroq* OtAfcr articles are offered at coat by
Wharton A Co., at the White Store Corner. Bo-
aide* the Urge quantity of edibles and.groceries
generally that families need, and that every one
interested, will do well to secure at an early date,
Whsrlnn A Co., hayc a fine slock offancy article*
that were actually made for the firm by the Tus-
carora Indians. The selections from the museum
at Niagara Falls are choice, and offered at low
prices. See WHARTON A C0*8 double columD
advertisement. -if - novli-lt.
New Baxaixs llocax.—The business announce
ment of Messrs. Scott, Powell A Co., appears this
morojng. The well known financial strength of
the respective gentlemen composing thi* associ
ation. will at once attach to their house tha con*
fiitrnce of the people of Central and Southern
Georgia, and th* latter may., bo congratulated
upon the large amount of additional capital that
will be secured to aid tho present cri]
sources of the ^ouht|y. {
Tampering with tho teeth is madness.
Avoid the corrosive dentifrice.', submit to no
kcraping, fisc nothing but Sbeodont. Orient herbs
are iU ingredients. It preserves the enamel. It
removes all impurities. It strengthens the gums.
It deodorise* a tainted breath: It Ifi harmless
Its water, and more valuable than its weight in
gold. , norlfi-Stood
Ol-R Place.—Wc call the attention ofyur read
er* to the double column advertisement of 6. Brain-
art A Co.’# Urge and sptendiily selected stbdc hi SORE THROAT " '* ,lrtk "
llquora, tobacco, etc. They have titled up tbcold * ‘ '
saloon, formerly known a* the 1'i tAMi and later
as Ora Place, Into a Urge w holoafWquor catah-
llshmcnt and offer Inducements to dealers In that
line of bustne-w, that they promise shall not be
Stirpiv^ed lijrsnv oUi,t hou>eIq the South. Their
customers will find Btainanl A Co., at No. 1S8
Mulberry street, Macon, always ready to deal on
attractive terms. i . ( ■ . -i '•
one If you hare to borrow the raonej.
nor21-Gt»
, A CUAXGt—A chaage ha* been made In the au-
perintendtDcy of the Southern Express Company,
Our old friend John Cox ha* been relieved, atUa
own request, by W. W. Huribnrt, Eeq r While wc
regret to lose Mr. Cax front Thd position which tic
ha* occupied so acceptably to this community, wc
do uot think the Interest ol cither the eomponj or
the public wBl suffer detriment at the hands of his
successor. Mr. Cox, we understand, intends enga
ging in mercantile business here, and has onr car.
nest wishes fur bis success.
J3T If jou want a fine Esquimaux licavcr'Orcr
Coat, go to D. Goldsmith's. nuvtMfft
Jjf Well, it is a (act, there has always been a
great prejudice against Ready Made Clothing, until
nyman took the Held. That prejudice now van
bhes. Why ? Because his clothing Is as sell
aiadc and trimmed as any merchant tailor in the
land can get them np; and to be convinced of'this
all yon have to do Is to call In on Cherry street be
tween Second and Third at the Nashville Branch
Clothing store. no?21-lw*
^2f* If yon-want tx-anUifil and fine French Cos-
slmerc Pants and Vests, go to D. Goldsmith’s.
nov22-Gt
If you want a handsome Sacqnctcc of the
finest fabric, go to D. Goldsmith's. uuv22-8t
SPECIAL NOTICES.
Retail
30a35
Mae;
40a50
40a45
35a55
30*37}*
35a40
60a73
4i>a55
125
I loTetoseeawellslnsscdnian, ! " *
A man who U dressed with taste;
AU I sheu have te say,;
Sam Hyman's ia the pUce.
Why, be sritt drrea you up to very nice,.
■’ And you-srlll look so neat, ^
That every lady will eye y#a
As you pass them in the street.
And If you should bat ask them,,,. j j joIO
-1 They cerUlnlr will say, ‘ a '
Yon bought your clothe* at Hyman'*—
It la the,only wqy. inn/' . U>
nov21 fit-
CLornixo.—D, Goldsmith has just returned - .11 ■ f "Tr--/.'t CT 1U1 j- '
Thit Cotton we mentioned yesterday a*having
FELONS, BOILS. AND OLD SORES, SEVERE
BURNSANDSCALD8.CUTS, BRUISES,
AND SPRAINS, SWELLING OF ra-
RINGWORM AND AtTKR, BROKEN BREASTr
IV FROSTED FEET ASH) CHILBLAINS, iY»r
boon stolen from Judge Foster, was identified by TOOTIUCHR,' PAW IN THE no|NEUIUL-
2^-Go to A A Patrick’s to get the best! The handsome sum or $4100,000 baa been collect-
stationery ; Also,-wrapping paper. sepl7-tf edby the internal revenue assessor, at thD point,
3?* Why Sir, if yon go to S*n» Hyman’s on 'within the last three month*, the tax averaging
Cherry street, between Secand and Third, and take ! HO per bale.
a look at bis fine Bearer Over Coat*,>yon yrill bur ; MoyiT Maxxn.—There is little or no demand
for exchange on New York, and warehouse re
ceipts are easily negotiable at par to j per cent
discount: bankers’ checks } per .cent premium.
Gold is bonght at 43 and sold 50 pr ct prem. The
following are the prices paid for Bank NoteJ, by
I. C. Plant*£tock and Exchange Broker:
-*■ '«'• 1 HortA''* llbrtA
Georgia. CltvBank of Augusta.30
G K K A B'k’g Co... .00 BOOTH CHWIM.
C K K B’k’gCo. 87 Bank Notes 10 to CO
Marine Bank 65 ALABAMA.
B’k Middle Georgia...00 Eastern Bank. 45
B’s ot'Savunnali......40 Southern Bank. 00
Bank of Commerce...13 Northern Bank 40
Planters’Bank, San.. 12 Central Bank 30
M'ch’te & Pl'ntra B'k 10 Bapk of Montgomery.-70
Fm'rs Jc M’chs. 10 Bank of Selma........20
Timber Cnttera B’k.. 10 Bank of Mobile 00
Bank of Athens SO Tennessee.
Bank of Fulton 20 Banks of Tenn...l5 to S3
Bank of Columbus....12 Louisiana.
Bank of Empire Statc.12 Banks of La... .20 to 100
Bank of Augusta......25:.
MCotton.—Thcmarket opened rather languid the
first of the week, but this feeling gradually gave
way to an Increased demand, though the amount
offering lias been very light, and the sales of the
week, consequently did not foot up more Him 300
bal« at the following quotations:
Ordinary .N37 to 38
Middling 40
Strict Good.Mid(lliug.y 42^ to 43
Dry Goods.—There has been considerable de
cline In most articles in the Northern markets,
and a corresponding one here. In the wholesale
trade, the demand baa not' been equal to that of
last week, though considerable sums have been In
vested by both country merchants and city retail
buyers.
S. Peyser A Co., wholesale and retail dealers
in dry goods, etc., on Colton avenue, report a
good wholesale trade In staple articles. They
furnish a list of prices as follows:
•* 7, ...✓ . 0 Wholesale
Leading jobbing prints, n; ■ , 25a.’,0
Scotch ginghams, •-; 4Sn60
Lancaster , flj 30a35
Be Lai’hes ■' 35aS7}d
Standard sheetings, bleached 30a45
Sea Island, # 25a35
Stripes, checks, ’ 30a35
Flannels, ,, 33aC0
Linseys, 7.' 40a50
Coates’spool cotton, n r -l - 100 raa
Domestics.—The supply-Isgoodpf Shcctlugs-
Jobbcrs'quote Macon, :!5; v Angusta; 34}^; Osna-
bnrgs selling at S3. The stock of Yarns Is light,
at $3 55 by the bole.
'Bagging.—Stock light. Kentucky, 40c.; Gan-
ny42c;j;i al-
Hope.—Supply light Machine made 25c.
Provisions—The slocks of most articles in
this line have proved equal to the inquiry,which
has been brisk. For corn and flour the market
is not now dependent on the precarious supplies
from tho surrounding country and Southwest
Georgia, several of our lending merchants get
ting stocks from the great granary of the West
Corn.—Tho stock has increased since our last
report, and tho arrival of several parcels from
the West has caused a decline in price. It is
now selling at $1 50 per bushel wholesale; retail
$1 75 to $2. 1 ’
Corn Meai This article is also being brought
from tho West and may he quoted the same as
corn: $1 50 by the quantity; small quantity. SI
75 to *2. fM»TV*r "W V T
Floi-r.—There is an ample supply on hand, at
the following figures: Superfine, •Uperbbl;
plain family, $15; extra family, SIS 50. Retail
ing at 10c per lb.
Groceries—The market continues well supplied
and the bnsIucsB for the week pretty good.
Cotter—'The demand Is mostly confined to Rio,
which sella at S8e for good, and 40c for prime; re
tail 50c. Of Java the stock is lightand demand lim-
ited—mostly of 4 retail character; wh61sale, : 55 to
58; retail 62}* to 65c.
Sugar—The aupply seems to bo ample. C sugar
24c; extra C 25; B26; crushedar.d powdered29*
Retailing at 25 to 35, according to grade.
Strup—Little or none Inmarket. Sorghum 50c;
cane 75c. . re , , » .: < 1 ; ■ *r ; ' J
Mackerel—Family in kits, $4 50; No 2 half
barrels «16 50; doqrdo, ¥850; No 3, hulf barrels,
$14; do qr do, 87*4.
Salt—Kanawha can be bought by the car load
here at 8c; 10 to 20 barrels, 3}/c; per single barrel,
4c. Retailing at 5 cents per lb.
Rice—The supply is light of Savannah, and
it is quoted 20c. Wo notice a good article of
East India rice on the market, almost equal to
the Carolina, at 20c.
Lard—Good demand for .lard, at ■ 33 id-' 35
wholesale; retail 40 to 45.
Better.—8upply not So good. It may be quo
ted at 65 fo 75c. - • »***=» • V
Potatos—The supply of sweet is good—whole
sale, $1 per bushel; retailing at$l 50 to $175.
Irish, wholesale, Ui retail $5. Wc know of peach
blow selling'by tho lO bbis «it$7 50.'
Osjoss—$5 per bushel; $10 to 11 per bbl.
Dried Fruit is sclling.at 12 to 15c per lb.
Oils, White Lead, Glass and PcTTr—Linseed
*2 50 per gal; Tanners’ Bank, $2 50. White Lead,
$22. Glass—8 by 10, $10 per box; 10 by 12, $1150 •
12 by 14, $12.50; 12 by 10, $14. Putty, 20c per lb:'
Miscellaneous—Concentrated Potash, *21 per
case; Concentrated Lye, $13, Lump Potash, *20,
small packages, cask, $17. Soda, keg, $18; b 1 lb
papers, $20. Palm Soap, $18. Shot, $0—advan
cing. Powder, keg, $17; quarter keg, $5. Soda
and Butter Biscuits, half bbl, 30c per lb; by tbe box,
35c. Pepper and Spice, 45c per lb. Ginger, 40c,
Oysters, 2 lb cans,<$750 per dozen; Oysters, in lb
cans, $475. Can Fruits, $8 per dozen, Pickles—
pints, $5 per dozen; quarts, $750; hail gallons,
$1050. Starch, 16c. Nalls, MtolOd, 13}f per lb,
bythe keg. Crockery, assorted, by crate, $210.
Tumblers, per dozen, $2.
TOREIUN AND DOMXST1C MARKETS. -t 'l
Livektool, Nov. 12tb, r. at.—Cotton, sales
3,000 bale*; market leas firm—quotations un
changed. Provisions firmer.
London, Nov »—Consols 89? f. Fivc-twentk.
ba^tow. , , ;
Moure, Not 31—Sales of cotton <00 bales—
Mlddlinefilty cent*. Market firmer.
New Yor*, Nov 23—Gold quiet and steady;
opening at HfiX. dccltned to 146}j, and closing at
Columbus, Not 24—Cotton—A better feeling
was apparent in our market yesterday. The car-
rent fates may be quoted at4$@40c for mid-
dllfig, and 41(«<43c for good middling. Tbe amonnt
brought in by wagons wa* rather larger than usual
thi* icatoo, J; . .
Auousta, Nov 2S—Colton—Middling, 40 to 42;
strict to good middling, 4$ to 44. Gold was dull,
and buying at 47—sclllngat 43 to 40.
Light! 1 Light 1 Light!
Petroleum Oil, just received and for sale at the
Drug8tore of ] A..M.BOYD,
Go to Bryant, Stratton & Co’s. Nashville
Boabicsa College for a tliorough knowledge oi
Bookkeeping, 1‘cnsmanship, Commercial Calculi-
tlons. Commercial, Law Partnership Settlements
and Business Forms and Practice etc. Send for Col
lege paper, Circulars, etc. Address
BRYANT, STRATTON & CO.,
oct21-0m Nashville, Tam.
—T 77
Batchelor’s Hair Dye!
The original and best in the world 1 The only
true and perfect hair dye. Harmless, reliable and
Instantaneous. Produces Immediately asplcndid
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 Wtl
Horn A. Batchelor. Alsa, Regenerating Extract ot
Millcflcura, for restoring and beautifying the hair.
CHARLES BATCHELOR,
augl5-ly New York-,,
Itch! Itch I Itch !—Scratch 1 Scratch!
Scratch!—Wheaton’s Ointment will cure the
Itch In 43 hours. Also cures salt rheum, ulcers,
chilblains, and all eruptions of the akin. Price 50
cents.. For sole by all druggists. By sending CO
cents to Weeks & Potter, sole agents, 170 Wash
Ington street,,Bos ton, Mass., jt will be forwarded
by mail, free of postage, to any part of the United
States^; -,- tI - -..xsV scpt27-6m
Cextrul Railroad & Banking Co., of Ga.,
■ ;-,r." '!<• Savannah, November 14th, 1865.
This Company holds for sale ONE HUNDRED
THOUSAND DOLLARS ot its first mortgagd.ScTcn
per ccut Bonds, dated 1st September, 1805, paya
ble In ten years. Coupons payable semi annually
on the first days of March & September. The
whole I->ue D limited to One Million Dollars, to
secure which the Company has executed its'first
& only Mortgage Bond. Applications must be
made to tbe Central Railroad Bank, Savannah,
Geo. ’ * - 1 ■ - . 1 -
novl91-w GEO. A. CUYLF.R, Cashier.
“ Joy to the World !”
TII|2 INTHODCCTION OF ^ j
PERRY DAVIS’PAIN KILLER.
a
And recommend its use; the Apothecary finds it
first among the mediviurs railed for, and
the wholesale Druggist considers It a
• leading article of Ids trade. All
the dealers In medicine speak
alike iu its lavor; undits
reputation as n medi-
-'. y: eineol great
MERIT AND VIRTUE IS FULLY AND PERMA
NENTLY ESTABLISHED, AND IT IS
THE GREAT
^ aoW’WJOJO -W .1
±rq,jya. ily Medicine
it orxBBAtfk
uO e
T.XKKS lXTKKKAT.IsY IT miKM
\l
SUDDEN GOLDS. <> -- •»*»"
couGii8,ETc:, ^ iu.'
WEAK STOMACH," l
GENERAL DEBILITY, -iqdhVu.
1 • NURSING SORE MOUTlt
CANKER, LIVERCOMPLAINT,
DYSPEPSIA ORINDIGESTKjN;
CRAMP AND jl-AIN IN THE STOMACH, '<.■>
BOWEL COMPLAINTS, r "
PAINTER’S COLIC, iji -• ;i)t< /
ASIATIC CHOLERA,
■J -*• DIARRHlFA AND
.riilil/. qiilsr DYSENTERY.
TAKEN EXTKRXALLT I? Ot «K* ..V
h im, and bench warrants taken out by him for tbe
arrest of tbe negro tMevra—the suspension of .Use
magistrate*’ courts rendering this step nee*Miiy,
The darkles will be promptly arrested, and aa
promptly tried and pUni-hed. . .•
£9~Go to D. Goldsmith’s to get tbe latest styles
ot Black Broad Cloth CoeU of tbe finest quality.
novJS-tt m-.UKOP-si'. ad> 7' ' ' „ '''
GIA AND RHEUMATISM.
tia
PAIN KILLER,
Taken infernally should be adulterated with milk
or water, and sweetened with sugar. If desired,' or
made into a syrup witbmnhn.es.. for * COUGH
and BRONCHITIS, a few drops on sugar, eaten,
will be more effective than anything else. For
THROAT, gargle tbe throat with a mi stare
<3- E-Al T TTR..A.OTI O 1ST I
AT THE
Whit© Store, Comer Third and Cherry Streets!
j on
SELLING OCT AT COST!!!
IRWIN & WHARTON
Having formed a copartnership with Mcaira. J. W. FEARS and M. P. CALLOWAY, for
the purpose of conducting: e
General Furniture Business,
/<», -■ i:< . •> Y
Will now close out their fine stock of
Family Groceries, Hats and Clothing, At Cost!!
These goods arc fresh from Northern markets, and our people may supply themselves at
New York and LouisvilleWhoiesale Prices.
Come One ! Come All!!
t'or now is the time to lav up for the cold nad rainy days of winter,
nor 25d-2t IRWIN & WHARTON.
FURNITURE WARE HOUSE
FEARS, WHARTON St CO,
•"M'u •
WE HAVE ASSOCIATED TOGETHER TO DO A LARGE FCKNITUKE THADE AT THE
' «' i ' : :»
WELL KNOWN FURNITURE STORE
1 ' OF
■ t 'i9C£3:* i.* ^Oi’ •- ; ~ • n
o s s ,
IMMEDIATELY ABOVE A. P.C. HARRIS’
vt •: ON CHERRY STREET,
Wc take plcftsnre in notifying the Country generally, that wc have secured the services of
W. A. HUFF,
WHOLESALE PRODUCE MERCHANT.
Corner Cherry and 3d Street, Macon, Ga.
Q OL. D_
OAPT.
F. FLOSS?
iOo
X^*Th#t clcjpuit two
U(dj occupied by |>r. Bfbie, wiU bt wM ly ^ ^ ^ ^
order of court, at anetlow, ou tte ffrst Tuesday ta ‘ ZTrZa KUler an§ wMer, aid the reiJefis imme-
December next, at FinA#j A Kenrick'* Audio* j dlule, tad core positive.
Iteom, till o'dock, ». Tb» place embrace# 1 3T It should Rot be forgotten that the P*ia
zn r ^ ,h * ^ bum;
brick bouM* fo tbe City, i or term* of srie, «* , f „ iu SoM bj Druggists and Med-
Cesaoaisrimseri* advertisement. yehot poolers everywhere.
novgJ-eodTt ■ . I dot 14-6cn
W. C. KENNEDY,
Alercliant Tailor,
MULBERRY JJT., MAOJN, GA.
I HAVE jnat received a splendid 8foch of Goods
fo nay line, from New York; aad are now pre-
■ to make to order, all Garments for Gentle-
wear, of the beat material aad la the latest
Styles. Patronage is solicited and satisfaction
guaranteed.
BLACK AND BLUE BROAD CLOTH, ••
“ “ “ CASTORS.
DOESKINS. ..*» * ii l
PLAIN AND FANCY CASSIMERES.
SILK VELVET AND CASHMERE VF8TIXG8
SHIRTS, DRAWERS, HOSE,
NECK TIES, HANDKERCHIEFS,
LINEN AND PAPES COLLARS,
LINEN BOSOMS, SUSPENDERS,
GLOVES, HATS AND UMBRELLAS,
novl-lm
Who will leave for BOSTON and the NEW ENGLAND STATES, in three days, to huy
direct from MANUFACTURERS, thereby raving New York Jobbers Profits. This commu
nity, and those who trade here, may expect in twenty days, to lie able to supply themselves
with the LATEST STYLES of -
Furniture, '
vV; oil cloths,
... 'V'' ”.,' Carpets,
.x..:. , Window Curtains, etc.,
l .<*■>;;' - JW.!! " .
OF ALL GRADES. Mr. ROSS will take with him money to pay for everything upon the
beat possible terms.
OUR CAPITAL IS LARGE,
\U ..«• *•' ' '* ■ ;* *‘\
. ( -»:;i*.i.rt ‘Ol ’ '
AND WE WILL GET UP THE MOST
Complete Stock that has ever been brought to Macon.
MR. ROSS, EVERYBODY KNOWS, IS EQUAL TO THE TASK.
Mr. ROSS will take orders for any style or quantity of Furniture for tiny friends, and ship
with ours. > ’ . ‘ .
Special orders may be handed to him within the next three days.
J. W. FEARS,
M. B. WHARTON,
c. n. ikwix,
•‘" w I M. P. CALLAWAY.
■j OJ
nov24-4t
JEWELRY STORE.
i •' -M/ Jini- .» .; jO'l '•> • '• >•:-
E. J. JOHNSTON & CC.,
- •ri;„Jti ti. .1 ■ - >
Hare re-established their old and well known
JEWELRY STORE and WATCH REPAIRING
BUSINES8 at i” ' ' «'j
No. 0 Cotton Avenue,
under the Masonic Hall. vfj
■ They have Just received a select stock of all
classes and qualities of gooda kept In their line,
lnclnding Watches, Jewelry, Spectacles, Gold
Pena, Choice Cntlery, Port Monalca, Merscliaum3,
Combs, Brushes, Violins, Guitar and Violin
Strings, Double Barrel Sporting Guns and Tackle,
PCreussIon Caps, Marbles, Tops, Chinn Dolls,
Playing Cards, Dominos, Backgammon and CUcaa
Men, Lubin's genuine Extracts, Toilet and Shaving
Soaps. f r .. ~
GREAT BARGAIN!
I OFFER for sale my PLANTATION 111 Dough
erty county, Ga., eight miles East of Albany,
containing 2,215 acres, 1,500 acres in cultivation,
all of It cleared within the last seven years, and 150
acres now sowed down In small grain. The resi
dence on the place is commodious and good; ne
gro houses new, and ample to accommodate fiom
SOtolOOncgros. Baras, Shelters, Gin House and
8enrw, Blacksmith Shop, and every description ol
buildings necessary on a Cotton Plantation. This
place Is well watered, and universally acknowl
edged to be one ol the
SPLENDID RESIDENCE FOR SALE
AT AUCTION.
W IIL be sold at the Auction Boom of FIND
LAY* KENRICK, on the FIRST TUES
DAY in DECEMBER next, at 11 o’clock, A. M.,
that two story brick residence, on south aide Pine
Btrcct, between New and Spring streets, lately oc
cupied by Dr Joel Branham. Sold by order of the
Superior Court, for partition and division among
the heirs. The lot contains about three-fourths
of an acre—house has 8 rooms, each witii fireplace
—kitchen, 3 large rooms, 3 servants’ rooms, 4 fire
places, stable, carriage honsc, corn crib, *c.
TERMS—One hair payablo in ten days—balance
in 60 days—good notes with approved security, or
a mortgage ou the prcmi.es.
R W CUBBEDGE, 1
EC GRANNISS, J- Com’ra
H A KENRICK. J
Macon, Nov 23, ’C5-tds
Healthiest Places
in Dougherty County. • Cora, Fodder, Mules,
Plantation Tools, and everything necessary to car
ry on a farm, can be bonght If desired to catnrbn
the place. ^ i
- Having determined to transfer niy whole interest
to North Carolina, where I now reside, I will give
a Great Bargain In this place, and will make the
as to anlt purchasers.
_ , , . . THOMAS HILL.
,HT Apply soon to my Agent, C’apt. John A. Da-
vls^ Albany, Ga., who U authorized to sell and
NOTICE.
On the above described place will be sold at pub
lic outcry, on Thursday, 7th day of December
next, (if not previously sold with the place,) 4,000
bushels Cora, 50,000 Uw. Fodder, 500 bushels (or
more) of Cotton 8«d, 40,000 lbs. Pork, 00 barrels
Sugar Cane Syrup, 23 fine Males, and one florae,
85 head of Cattle, 200 head of Stock Hogs, 3 fine
Wagon* and one Cart, 200 bushel* Seed Oats, 50
bnshels Wheat, 150 bushels Peas, 28 head Goats,
Blacksmith Tools, one Sugar Mill and 4 Kettles,
Plantation Tools of every description, one Buggy,
etc., etc. . THOMAS HILL, or
, , Capt. JOHN A. DAVIS,
nov34 Agent, Albany, Ga.
Frel|ht Wanted For Darien.
THE new, strong and well built Keel Boat, OC-
MULGEE, in charge of an experienced Pilot, will
leave Macon lor Darien, on Tuesday, the 2$th of
November. This Boat will make the trip in ten or
twelve days to Darien. Parties shipping cotton to
Duriwk will do well to ship by the above Boot, as it
Is beflevsd they can insure for lea* than they can on
the Boxes. The Oemnlgee will return with freight
from Darien to Bawkensville. For further infor
mation, apply to Carbart * Card, or to J. M.
Holmes on board the Boat, below tbe Central Rail
road Bridge. nov25-3t*
Fire Insurance.
E.C.GRANNISS.
General Insurance Agent, Macon,
Represent* EIGHTEEN Marine, Fire, Life and
ACCIDENTAL
Insurance Companies.
And la fully prepared to take risk* upon tho most
reasonable terms. The capital Involved In the
Companies I represent allows me to take ou any
ONE RISE <250,000,
Special attention given to the Ininrance of cot
ton and all other species of property.
All losses adjusted promptly.
E. C. GRANNISS,
nov23-lm Agent, Macon, Ga.
■ f For Sale.
M Y PLANTATION In the heart of the Cotton
region on Flint River, about 40 miles from
Macon, Ga., and 8% from Reynold's Station, on the
Columbus branch of tbe Southwestern Railroad.
It contains 1,000 acres, 900 bottom, 400 cleared,
comfortable framed buildings for 40 bands, and all
the necessary ont-bulldings in another yard for tbe
erection of a dwelling, a young orchard of select
varieties, and vineyard, both bearing. The neigh
borhood ia unexceptionable.
Being disgusted with free negros, I will sell the
place at one-fonrthits intrinsic value.
navX-lOtt ROBT. R. HOWARD.
FIVE THOUSAND DOLLARS in Quid and Silver for sale by
W. A. HUFF.
# •' • , "7 %. Av
coruv A2VI> OATS.
1,000 SACKS CORN.
1,000 SACKS OATS COMING IN AND TO ARRIVE, FOR SALE BY
W. A. HUFF.
WANTED-
5000 Bushels Ground Pens for which the highest market price will be paid by
* W. A. HUFF.
FLOUR.
350 BARRELS SUPERFINE EXTRA AND FAMILY FLOUR for sale by
W. A. HUFF.
BACON SIDES.
10 000 POUNDS BACON SIDES, for sale by W. A. HUFF.
50 Kits, 50 Barrels and 100 Half-Barrels No. 1 2 and 3 Mackerel for sale by
W. A. HUFF.
KlAlIsS, 1XTATT .W1
200 KEGS NAILS Nos. 4, 6, 8 and 10 for sale by W. A. HUFF.
SALT, SALT, SALT!
5,000 BUSHELS VIRGINIA AND OHIO RIVER SALT for sale in bar-
rcleb >* W. A. HUFF.
SOD A..
25 KEGS SODA for sale by
W. A. HUFF.
BAGGING AND ROPE.
25 BALES BAGGING,. AND 50 COILS ROPE coming in, and for
W. A. HUFF.
TOBACCO AND SOAP.
150 BOXES TOBACCO, AND 50 BOXES SOAP, for ?ale by
— W. A. HUFF
HUFF &c COX,
PRODUCE, COMMISSION AND FORWARDING MERCHANTS
^TX.A3STTA., G-EORGHA.
W. A. HUPP,
k. e. cox.
Marine and Inland Insurance,
TOBY & OGDEK,
BEAL E8TATE and INSURANCE AGENTS
JEWETTS BUILDING, SECOND ST.,
A BE prepared to insure Cotton and Merehan-
/I disc, by River or Railroad, via Savannah Al
exandria, or Western Route, at low rate*.
pdnMt
LIST OF TELEGRAMS
Uncalled for In the Magnetic Telegraph Office
Macon, G*., Nov. 14thf 1865. ’
TC Graves, JH Daniel,
G W Mercer, Y 8 Patton,
WRGrifflth, MB Kitrell
Jaa Wilson,
W Camming. (3)
nov25-2t
M*j RB Chappell,
Pheabe Martin.
FORWARDING AGENTS.
In this department we claim facilities superior to any bouse to Atlanta. Being
railroad menand having railroad experience and advantages over most other men
in our business, we feel prepared to offer superior inducements to parties shipping
roods through Atlanta. In addition to the attention giver, to shipment hi At
anta we have arrangements made in Chattanooga to have all freight consign
ed to as or our friends promptly forwarded from that point. Our charges art-
moderate. HUFF
WA]XTTE3I>.
100 BARRELS CANE AND SORGHUM SYRUP by
ICUFF & COX, Atlanta.
WA3XTTED.
1000 SACKS GROUND PEAS, by |HIJFF A COX. Atlanta.
WANTED.
5,000 BUSHELS STOCK PEAS, by
nyvlG-lm.
{UUFFa&COX,
v Atlanta.