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flic 3)ailjj felegrapjj. DREADFUL ACCIDENT. fOtl RtlOin KILLED A3TP 8KVXK1L SEVERE* IT rXTCMED. The following details of » dreadful sod- dent which occurcd last Tnesday, near Hope Untir*. about twenty-one milts from Colum bia, cu the Greenville Railroad, bare been furnished us by a gentleman who was on the road at the time of the melancholy event It appear* that a previous accident bad ■KC'irrrt on the railroad a abort distance lie law Hope Station, the can having run off ' the track. The paasengen far Columbia were thua detained until an engine with a box car could be sent op, which, unfortunately, met with a similar mishap. The passengers were thus detained on the road several hours, and reached Hope Station late in the night, which was exceedingly dark and rainy. As the can neared Hope Station an agent of Pool's line of hacks came on board to (ell tickets, and several passengers who wished to con tinue oa their way purchased them. It was afterwards found that more tickets had liccn •old than the accommodations offered to passer)gen. They Were, all parked In two Lack ambulances, the agent telling the pas sengers that this waa only temporary and that better arrangements would lie made on reaching the Hotel or public house at IIojh: Station, On reaching the station, in consequence of the darknem of the night, a general dispmi tion among the paaaengen was exhibited to wait over till morning. Mr. Howard, pro prietor of the hotel, laid he had no nccoi* inflations, his home being already full. It waa then decided to go on, and the nmlm lances were again tilled. As thrv were aliont starting some of the party asked for a Inn tern. A gentleman cautioned them not to start without it, for fear of an accident, and one of the driver* said be could not undertake to drive in such weather and undersuch eir- rumstanres without a light. Mr. Howard said he had no Ugbt, and that Mr. Pool did not furnish bia hacks with lanterns. After some remonstrance from the passengers against being sent off without a light, the whole party started. The driver of the leading ambulance had not proceeded Imt n short distance when he stopped and stated lie could go no further in safety without a lantern. It was proposed by some to proceed until they reached some house on the road, and by oth er* to go hack to the station. The latter plan was agreed upon and the determination scarce ly made when cries were beard in the direction of the rear hack. The driver exclaimed -there has lieen an upset," and went hack to the spot from whence the noise proceeded. Before his return seme of the unfortunate pas sengers from the rear hack came crawling up the galley on their hands and knees to the road. _ They knew not what had happened, hut snbl their vehicle had liccn precipitated down the gulley, a distance of about thirteen fret, into a creek, ami that some of the party had been killed. The driver shortly after re turned and confirmed the painful intelligence. A messenger was despatched to the station, and » light after some difficulty procured, when it was found that the mules and some of the passengers were buried underneath the hark. They were romjtcltcd to cut the ve hicle to pieces before the Imdics could be drawn out. Four persons were taken out dead. These were Mr*. Van Winkle, wife of Mr. John Van Winkle of this city, on her way home; Mrs. Anna Hedowa, on English lady; Rev. Dr. Cohen, professor in the preshyterinn theological seminary at Columbia, and a small colored girl, servant of Mr*. Van Winkle. The IkmIIcs were all brought to the city Saturday. On the return of the party to tin- station with the liodie* of the killed, niurh indignation waa expressed by the passengers at tlie retinal of those who had previously denied them a lantern. No inquest was held on the Imdirs, there being no magistrate with in twenty miles of the place where the ncei- dent oecnred. We have not learned the names of the parties injured.—Charleston Cmu-ier 20(1. Uoi.no Soc rn to Locate.—Very few, per imps, imagine the number of Union soldier* who, since the dote of the war, linve located in the Houtli. Many a man, under the garb of a private toklier, carried a keen observa tion and a shrewd calcnlation, which enabled liim to appreciate the undeveloped resources of the country through which lie passed in the march of the Union armies. Not n day goes but that numlier* who have carried a musket during the war or served their coun- try in an officer's uniform, having visited their friends at home, and arranged matters to their satisfaction, pose through here bound tor soma locality in a lately rcliellious State. Only this morning we met half n down who, a few months ago, were serving their country nnder General Thomas in Tennessee. They were then on their way to Northern A! abama, where they propose to locate perma nentiy, having, become enamored of the State. They stated that as'teany more would follow • tln ra from their n.it he country in the course -fa low months. Tho South opens up a ^luagnificent field for Yankee skill nnd enter prise, and we ate not surprised to find that some of our Buckeye boys have determined ■ develop a little of its hidden resources.— Cincinnati Timet. LivrnrooL, November 11—A. jt.—Cotton —The Brokers' Circular reports: 'The sales of flroweek have been 57,000 bales, including 13,000 bales to speculators and 15,000 bales to exporter*. The market opened very dull and all qualities slightly decline J, bat closed -nnewhat firmer, with on advance ol l-4d. C pound on American descriptions since week's market, but is less firm for Egypt ian, while Sants have declined 1-Id. a 1-SiL from lost week's quotations. The authorized quotations ore: Fair. Middling. Orleans 23d. Sid. M,d.i!<- ind Texas - - - - 20 3-4d. Cpl.mds 231-Id. 20 l-2d. The total stock in port is 306,500 bales, in cluding 64,000 bales of American. The sales Friday were 15,000 bales, the market closing firm and upward. - Literary.—A late letter from New York -fates that a new magazine is in contempla tion in that city, the publication of which is underlined for December 1, and the name of which will be the “Argosy.” The new adven ture is to be under the auspices of Alexander Strahan &Co„ an English bouse established at .n- :Grand street, who also publish many valual . 1 i .'k> which are finding a wide cir ri,- oi appreciative reader*. The new maga zine i* to l- issued in London by Sampson, I.. s,ki .v Martson. If the promise of the pro-i*'- mi i- redeemed and fulfilled, the rea ders of monthly literature will find this latest candidate for favor worthy of their attention. Dr.vru or A VdKRARLK Omits.—It is with deep regret we have to announco the death of Ool. Jolm Broward, of Duval coun ty. which sad event took place at ids Cedar ("'reck rvsidcnce on the morning of the 14th inst. aged, seventy years and seven days.— CoL Broward has been long well known to the people of Florida, as a most exemplary ,nd public spirited citizen. We regret that we have not the data, l>y which to give a more extensive tribute to the merits of the venerable deceased, hut which we hope some friends more conversant with his life and char acter may fumi-ii us in the future.- rille VmOn. Important Change of Base. Tbeundersigned respectfully announce to their] Meads and tba “rest of mankind,” that they bars'] removed to the luge and commodious brick Store oa Cherry st, between 1st and 2d, occupied by A. P. G. Burls, where they will be pleased lo see their Mends and ill interested in an exclusively Commission House. We woo Id also inform the merchants andbosineu men of Georgia, that we have made anasgementa and will open an office In Cincinnati, and will HU ordcra'for Groceries, Drug* sad Merchandise el all descriptions at lowest market rates. r. W. M. Wither* wUl mske Ms hoadqnar ler» In Cincinnati, aad will give prompt per sonal attention to all orders for purchase of goods in that city, or Louisville, Ky. Special attention will be given to the pure base or tale of Cotton, Tobacco, Yarn*, Sheetings, Shirtings, Dried Fruit, etc., lo either city. Goods consigned to our care, will be promptly forwarded at lowest rates. Orders for good* In this market promptly tilled. WITHERS A LOUD Cotton Factors and Gen'I Com. Merchants, Cherry St., between 1st and 2d Street*, 00(3-1 in Macon,' Georgia. ECONOMY.] [SECURITY Insurance Agency* J M. BOARDMAN is Agent for the following a reliable Isinusce Cowrasizs. THE LORILLARD FIRE INSURANCE CO., or tne cm or new yoex. Cash Capital:... Assets 11,000,000 •1.312,000 Profit* annually divided, 75 per ct. to the dealer*. TUI* Company divides three quarter* of the net profits to the policy bolder* in scrip, bearing in terest, without any liability to the insured. CARLISLE NORWOOD, Pres. Jon* C. Mii.es, Sec. NORTH AMERICA FIP.F. INSURANCE CO., or the riTT or new vos*. Cash Asset. 50 Policy Holder, participate to the R. W. Bi.zr.cKr.it, Sec. COMMONWEALTH FIRE INSURANCE CO., or TIIE CITT or XKW YORK. Cash Capital * 2S0 .°°0 J. IIOXIE, President. Geo. T. Haws, Sec. SOUTHERN MUTUAL FIRE INSURANCE CO., or ATHENS, GEOBOIA- Thti old and nxszBVEnLV roriT.A» Company, with Us Capital In tact, continue* to take risks on the "ante liberal term. Prci . Amion Chase, Sec. THE GEORGIA HOME FIRE INSURANCE CO., or COLUMBUS, OEOROI*. Capital S* 0 - 000 JAS. F. BOZEMAN, Pres. D. F. Wiloox, Sec. Risk* on Cotton, Merchandize, Furniture or Buildings, taken in cither of the above Companies at the most liberal rate*. Loaac* promptly ml- ^octtJ-Sm J. M. BOARDMAN, Agent. ■rbst tonos, jamb* tonoe. E. M. BROWN, OPPOSITE THE LASIER HOUSE, W OULD invite the attention of lib customers and the public generally, to bis large and well selected stock of Foreign & Domestic Dry Goods. Which he offers at very small Ailvanceou Corf. THE STOCK CONSIST* IN PART OP nirachcit Domestics, Brown Domestics, Prints, Ginghams, French and English Merinos, Alpacas, Mohair, Poplins, Thybet*. Opera and Fancy Flannels, De laines, Silks in great varie ty, Linens of all grades. ffooi»l irtto/aU nut and Bidmoral Skirtt of Superior male audjinish. Your special attention is called to my CLOAK , AND SHAWL DEPARTMENT, WII FRF. TOC WILL FIND THE LATEST STYLES, As also the NOUVEANTB LADIES' MATS, A BEAUTIFUL ARTICLE. A Splendid assortment of Dress Trimmings, Perfumery, Soaps and other Toilet Articles, Veils, White and Fancy Goods, Gloves, Ac., &<•., Ac. Gentlemen will find a good assortment of GEN TLEMEN'S FURNISHING GOODS, a large lot ol Pocket Knives, the fashionable Rng or Fancy Blanket Satchels, and everything else belonging to this line. To those who liave not traded with me In former days I can only say, give me a trial, while I am satisfied that my old customers have tint to read this to Insure me their renewed visits. Respectfully, E. M- BROWN, novl.VSntS Opposite the Lanier House. TO TIIE OLD PATRONS OF Findlay’s Iron Works AND TIIE PUBLIC GENEllALLY. I PROPOSE establishing at an carte drrln this city. * MANUFACTURER'S and PLANTER S SUPPLY AGENCY. I will take order* for Ma chinists, Tools, Machined!* Mill Stones, Belting, Circular Saws. Boiler Plate, Pig Iron, Steam Guage, Steam Valves, Steam, Water und Gas PiptDg and Fixtures. I will also contract for STEAM ENGINES-AND BOILERS. I can make It to the Interest of parties to entrust ttivir coimiMiou to hip. I am now lo corrcspoo- deuce with MsmWWturers North, and bv 15th of December, wUl be In receipt of price lists and drawing*. My long experience as sny crinUndent of the well known'TlndUy Iron Works, ortbtf city, enable* me fullv to understand the wants or the people of this *«:tion. Parties desiring advice or information, can consult me by letter or in per son. I invite Manufacturer*, Planters and Rail- roml B wn«oeo»mi»t 5 wl«h j m| WDLAT nov25-lw Engineer end Macliiulst, Macon.Ga. Journal A Messenger and Montgomery Adver tiser copy and send Mil to this office. P AIN T IN G-7 House, Sign & Ornamental Painting. GRAINING. marbling, GILDING, GLAZING, PAPER HANGING AC. Having on band all the necessary material to carry on the bntfMSS, we artrprepared to givesat- iifactioa, both in execution and prices, to *11 who moy lsxor ns with their orders. We win also keep oa land and for sole, mixed Paints of every tenWhs. VARNISH. OIL, 3PS. TURPENTINE. BROWN JAPAN, PUTTY. SANDPAPER, BRUSHES, Ac., Ac. Orders from the country promptly attended lo. DRURY A TRIPOD, Over Roberts, Dnnlap A Co, Cherry st. sag 1212m* Macon, Go. THE MAMMOTH DR? GOODS STORE ! Latest Arrivals from the East. T HE undersigned, old citizens of Mseon, bee leave, in informing our old Southern friends at this city and vicinity, that, having received a very large lot of DRY GOODS—confuting in La dies Fancy Drcsa Gooda of all descriptions, Black and Fancy Silks, a large assortment of Notions and Ladies’ Dress snd Clcok Trimmings in general; fine White Linen In large quantities; a good line of fine Trench aad English Shawls; the latest style cf Plain and Fancy Ilalmoral Skirts: Ladles' Traveling Bsgt, oil stries and sizes; Ladies’and Misses' Vest* and Pants; sad a full line of Ladies* Shoes—larger than any other boose In Mseon. We ore also in receipt of a very large and well selected stock of Gents' Ready-made Clothing, snob a* fine black Broadcloth Costs, black Doeskin Pants, Plain and Fancy Silk Teste, Caesimere Suits, coarseBatioct Salta, and a regular line of Gents' Faraltbing Goods not surpasstble in Sew York wc ire offering to the public to sell all goods with a very .mail advance, and, in fact, lower than any bouse in Macon. dlanding in connection with a large wholesale jobbing boose in the East, we can, therefore, give the above inducements. We would, in conclusion, farther coll attention to oar large and elegant supply of Goods, which were selected with great core by ourselves; and our long experience in this market lias qualified ns to judge as lo the wants of the purchasing com munity. The patronage of all our old friends, as well os many of oar new ones, is rcncctfulty solic ited- Purchasers should he lenticular to find our place—Damour'a Block, Second street, three doors from Board man's Book Store. P. 8.—Country merchants will, find it to their advantage to give us a call. ocIS-Sm GLASER A ROSIN T. O. KIDOZJ.T. SI. I_ sqUfEH. 8. T. WARS**. RIDGELY, SQU1ER & CO., COTTON FACTORS,GENERAL PRODUCE AND COMMISSION MERCHANTS. Lanier Honse Building, MACON, GEORGIA. REFERENCES: T. R. Bloom, E. Wilcox, Gen. J. T. Croxton, Macon, Ga. Holmes «fc Patterson, Hopkins A Bro. New York. C. W. Bruner, Savannah. Tucker & Co., Loutavllle. oct27*3m. ■! 1,1-1 A. P. G. HARRIS, GROCERIES, DRY GOODS . J. W. FEARS & CO. fN. WM. A. MCKENZIE. L. T. JOHNSON. WM. H. CHAM It EES. wm. a. McKenzie & co., C OMMISSION Merchants, Cotton Brokers and Receiving, and Forwarding Agents, Apalachi cola, Florida. RErEitExcES: J. B. A W. II. Ross, Hardeman A Sparks, Macon, Go.; King A Allen, Dr. J. F. Boze man, Columbus, Go.; Hon. T. M. Furlow, Ameri cas, Ga.; CoL Nelson Tift, Albany, Ga.; John Mc- Nab, Eufanla, Ala. ang 25 3m Public Sale of a Valuable Plantation, STOCK, CROPS, ETC. W ILL lie sold to the highest bidder, on the 2nd Tuesday in December, 1835, fur Cash, the Plantation belonging to the estate of William Lockett, dec'd, situated in Crawford county, and adjoining Ewell Webb, John Dent and others—the place contains 1,500 acres, is well improved in all respects, with accommodations for 3o bands, and 1* one of the best plantations In the county, either for cotton or grain. Also, all the Mules, Horses, Hogs, Cattle, Crops of all kinds, together with Wagons, Carts and farming and other utensils of all kinds. The sale will take place on the premises, com nicncing at 10 o'clock, and will continue from day, to day, untill all the property is sold. Terms Cush. BENJ. G. LOCKETT, Ex’r of oct2S-tds WM. LOCKETT, Dec’d. For further information apply on ihe premises, or to L. N. Whittle, Macon, Ga. C. G. CONNER & BRO., COMMISSION MERCHANTS, PURCHASING AGENTS, Third street, Macon, Georgia. W E offer our services to the public, and will give personal attention to all bui&incss en trusted to u«. Wc solicit consignments of goods of every de scription, particularly country produce. Goods stored at the usual rate* in our large, se cure and well situated store house, opposite the Express office. Messrs. Hardeman & Sparks, Harris & Ross, Ash er Ayres, J. B. Hoes, and Rev. J. W. Burke. Jqfy2ff-6qi CLOTHING, HATS AND Furnishing Goods. rrMIE undersigned takes pleasure in announcing A to his former customers, and the public gen erally, that he has res* med business in this city, and lias associated witn him Mr. B. C. Smith, der the etyle and Arm of E. Saulsbury & Co. They have taken the well known and central stand, on Cotton Avenue, under the Masouic Hall, where they are prepared to furuish gentlemen with any article appertaining to their wardrobe. Their well selected stock of Clothing, Hats and Furnishing Goods, will be replenished by weekly shipments of the best und latest styles. oct21-2m E. SAULSBURY. Kf" Journal A Messenger copy, and 6end bill to advertiser. Notice. H ACKS will leave Albany on arrival of the cars from Macon", every Tuesday, 1 Lursday and Saturday, for Tallahassee, Fla., via Thomasville, Ga.; also, for Baiuhridge every Monday, Wednes day and Friday, thus opening a regular communi cation to Southwestern Georgia and Florida. . Wright & hill, jy27-tf Proprietors. A RARE CHANCE. T HE undersigned offer for sale, or rent for the 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 terras if early application U made to the undersigned. J. R. RALLS, nov9-20d* J. R. SMITH. GEORGIA LAND AGENCY. -V.fC’OA'; GEORGIA. T HE undersigned offer rare inducements to those wishing to buy or sell Georgia Lands, Farms or City Property. Being connected with New York Companies, parties disposed to sell, will have their property presented to a larger number of bnyere, as lists will be kept here, and in New York and other cities. Parties desiring to purchase will be furnished accurate mans and descriptions of the properties, which will also be shown them by one of the firm. Those desiring to sell or buy, will find it to their interest to place their business in our bands, as our long experience in this branch of business en ables us confidently to guarantee satisfaction. novllMOt. JOHN K. HARMAN & CO. oeo. b. Trnrrs. j. n. hertz TIJRPIN & HERTZ, Wholesale and Retail Dealers in Clothing, and Gents’ Furnishing GOOD S , Triangular Bloel-, Cherry Street, Macon, Ga. Columbus Cotton Market, Nov. 25.—The first two days of the week receipt* were very light, and good middlings sold for 43-4'. Wednesday, Thursday and Friday the streets »i re crowded with wagons—bn-n'.cs- looking like times of yore—prices paid running from ;i3 to 12.; market closing heavy at 3Se. for middlings. Receipts lor the week. 1393 halt-e , A London book-seller, wno announ- ers Saids pot-ms in a cheap reprint for the English people, takes the liliejty to print the name of "J. Godfrey Saxe”— seeing which the author said : "1 pardon the cocktwy for steal- - sing the poems, but for itedeviling mv name in tllat affected stvle, 1 would like to pull his nose for him.' XV. B. Johnston, N. H. Beal, J. H. Zeilin <& Co., B. A. Wise, C!aytand& Dnmble, Leroy Napier, W. A. Huff. THE GEM. E. W. THOTIAS &, CO., Have fitted np the GEM In elegant style with new farnltnre. They have a splendid BAR, well stoeked with the best Liquors, Cigars, Tobacco, Ac. Tltetr fine stock of Wines, in bottles, will be sold at the 'most reasonable prices in the market. TIIE EATING DEPARTMENT Offers to the pnbUc the finest Bill of Fare la the market. The bestYork riverOysters are always kept on band, fresh, and can he liad in any quantity, at tludoweat market rates. Families eon be supplied in any quantity snd without delay. , i E. W. THOMAS A Co., ’ Gem Saloon, under Floyd House,- * nnytt-Sa Mseon, Georgia. Clothing mad# to order on short notice, - by 3IONS. ROUSE. oet 6 ly Hotel For Sale. The subscribers offer to sell the popular HOTEL known as the •‘HOWARD HOUSE" in Enfanla, Alabama. The advantages of this Hotel are well known to the traveling pnblic and needs no description. The owners desire to sell merely for a division of interest. novl7-2w* MARTIN A COCRJE. - NOTICE TO COTTON SHIPPERS. V T HE SOUTHERN TRANSPORTATION Com pany are prepared to issue through receipts from Macon and Albany to Baltimore and New York via the GREAT VIRGINIA AND TEN NESSEE LINE, and gnarrantec a through price per bale. Yr BLOOM, Ag’t Macon, novT-om . T G RUST, Ajft Albany. An Excellent Cotton Plantation to Rent. I WILL rent On very favorable tcrm3 for next year, mv plantation in Lee county, eight miles North of Albany. There are about 750 acres ol land on the place, a good dwelling house and ne- cessarv outhouses. The land is very productive, and in excellent order fora good cotton crop.— The person renting can purchase 500 bnshels of corn and250 bushels of cotton seed on the planta tion. Apply to me at Millldgeville, cr to CoL John A. Davi*, at Albany. nav2S-Ct ‘ JOSEPH E. BROWN. Commission 3uEercb.ant. [Next door to J. B. Eos* A Son's, Cherry street] TiEE NOTICE. M Y STOCK OF GROCERIES are now beginning ] toccmc in, and I can promise my friends and j the public generally, that a call upon me will nev er be regretted; for with a large and well selected stock of GROCERIES, LIQUORS DRY GOODS, 1 will be able to fill tbc whole of their bills with out giving them the trouble ol going all over the market. I will also state, that In addition to my regular business I wiB be glad to receive any CONSIGNMENTS ON COMMISSION, Or on storage; and to all who laror me with con signments of any description, I promise Full and Satisfactory Returns. A. P. G. HARRIS, Old firm ol Dinlap & Harrjs, afterwards Harris & Dense. Beperbnces—Iny of the merchants of Macon, oet 26-Sm ’ [oct 14] NT E AV F i pTmT SIXGLETO.V, HUNT A CO., OPPOSITE LANIER HOUSE, MACON, GEORGIA, OW have in gtore, and for sale, the 1: ;est and „ _ , i, AND HATS, in the South. Those wishing to buy, to sell again, will here find facilities not surpassed b; best assorted stock of BOOTS, SHO£ riahinj sen again, will here find facilities not surpassed by any house south of Cincinnati, as the cutire stock has been purchased, FOR CASH, from the manu facturers iu the citiea of New York and Boston. A good supply ol TRUNKS AND UMBRELLAS will also be kept on band. The firm hopes, by constantly replenishing, and by strict attention to business,’to merit a liberal portion of public patronage. W. R. SINGLETON, W. C. SINGLETON, oct4-3m Y. J. HUNT. WANTED. 0 GObl) (JABiiNJSl 51AK_t.no, ^GOOD CARPENTERS, J^ONE other need apply. GRENVILLE WOOD. oct 8-2in Lloyd & Draper, NEXT DOOR TO THE BROWN HOUSE. DEALERS IN FANCY GROCERIES and CONFECTIONERIES Manufacturers of Candy, Crackers, Cakes, and Bread of every discription. Hotels and Boardiug Houses famished regularly oct28-lm* School Books. S ANDER’S,Sargent’s,Towns’ and McCuffcy’s se ries of Readers. Robinson's,Smith’s, Davie’s and Doad’s Arithme tics. Parley’s History. Mitchell’s, Cornell’s, Monteith’s Colton and Fitch’s and Warren’s Geographies and Atlasses. Clark’s and Smith’s and Bullion’s English Gram mars. Fasquclle’s and Pinney’s French. Copy Books, Slates and Pencils, Taber’s Lead Pencils, Gilliot’s Pens, (No. 30&) Portfolios, Cream Laid Writing Papers, Bon Ton, Opaque, Canary, Melon and White Laid Envelopes, assort ed sizes. Violin and Guitar Strings, Musical Instruments, (Agents for Steinway A Sons, Socbbeller A Schmidt & Gale's Pianos for the State of Geor gia-) Combs, Brushes, Lubiu’s Extracts and Soaps, Fonntdes, Hair Oils, Pocket Books, Playing Caras, Ac. All at the lowest prices. JOHN C. SCHREINER A SONS, sep17-3m Macon, Augusta and Savannah. or. w. o’Conhob. & co., MACON, GEORGIA. Office oa Cherry St, between 3d and 4tb. R ECEIVING and Forwarding Merchants, and Agents for E. M. Brace A CO., Augusta, G*.; E. M. Brace, Morgan A Co., Apalachicola, I” and Watts, Crane A Co., New York. Wc will receive and forward, upon reasonable terms, all Cotton entrusted to our care for ship ment, as owners may direct. Wc will make liberal advances npon consignments of Coton to Watts, Crane A Co, New York, or W. C. Watts A Co., Liverpool, England; pay Revenue Tax, Storage, Freights, Ae., on same, and forward with prompt ness and dispatch. Planters and others will he afforded every facility in our power to sand their Cotton to market, and reeeiveprompt return of sale. Mr. W. E. Clarke is onr agent 'at Albany, Ga., and will give all information to parties who desire his services in shipping or purchasing. Our per sonal attention given to the purchase and sale of Cotton. NEW YORK, EXCHANGE FOR SALE. oetS-3m JNO. W. O’CONNOR A CO. Co-Partncrsliip Notice, I HAVE THIS DAY associated with mein business Mr A R Tinsley. JAMES SEYMOUR. Macon, Ga., Nov., 13th, 1SG5 JAMES SETMOUC.] [i. K. TDtSI.ET. SEYMOUR & TiNSLEY- Commission Merchants, CHERRY STREET, MACON, GA. T ENDER THEIR services to their friends, and respectfully sollicit consignmentsot Groceries and Produce of cveiy description, I3T Particular attention given to the pnrehasa and shipping of cotton, cotton goods, etc novl4-lm S LATHROP, OEO. P. SNIDER Late D. & E S. Lathrop, Late Jas. I. Snider & Co Savannah, Ga. Savannah, Ga. and Birch & Snider, Columbus, Ga. E. S. Lathrop & Co., GENERAL Commission Merchants EDWARD C. LEGKIEL A CO’S OLD STAND, Second Street, one door from Cherry, MACON, GA. IRON. BAR IRON, ASSORTED. Pig Copper, Cast Steel, Salt, 250 BARRELS SALT. A . ME6RAT t£AG13ST, "Wholesale and Retail Dealer In WHOLESALE HOISE. i DRY GOODS, GROCERIES, WINES, LIQUORS, CIGARS, &C, At Ells’ Old Stand, Opposite Lanier House, jVfjLCOlsr, GEORGIA. 300 BARRELS EXTRA FAMILY FLOUR. IOO Barrels XXX Family F:our, lOO Barrels Superfine Flour. Star Candles, Bar Soap, For sale by 5IITCHEL A SMITHS nov 26d-Gt—oct 31-3m Druggists. Wanted, a Situation by an experienced Druggist, Best references given. Address DRAWER 54, nov28-3t* Post Office, Macon, Ga. J W. FEARS & CO. IO a 30 IOO 10 50 IOO IOO 300 350 10 IOO so so so 30 10 10 50 10 s 300 1000 1000 50 BALES COTTON YARNS, 8s & lOs, B ilea Augusta 4 4 Sheeting, Bales 8 oz. Osuaburgp. J. tV. FEARS * CO. I SHALL receive GOODS every week, and sltall keep my stock so assorted that mer chants and consumers can FIND ANYTHING THEY WANT, at all times. I WILL SELL -A-9 LOW AS ANYBODY. A. MEGRATII, Agent. P. S.—ALL KINDS OF COUNTRY PRODUCE WANTED. ct20-3m N. A. M. 1-4, 1-2 £ND BARRELS MACKERELS, Cases Sardinia Boxes Herring. HAMBURG CHEESE, Western Reserve Cheese, Sod i and Butter Crackers, J. W. FEARS A CO. J. W. FEARS & CO. KEGS CUT NAI43, 3 TO 20 D, Cases Sunnet’s heavy Axes, Barrels Peach Blow Potatos, Barrels Extra C Sugar, Barrels B Sugar, Barrel Crnslt and Powdei Sugar, J. \V FEARS & CO. CASES COVE OYSTERS, Cans Strawberries, Cans Peaobes, Pints, .Quarts and Half-Gallon Pickles, J. W. FEARS & CO A . M . ROWLAND & CO. Wholesale and Retail Sealers in CHINA, GLASS AND QUEEN’S WARE. Opposite the Lanier House, MULBERRY STREET, MACON, CA. kgT’Great inducements are offered to Merchants to whom we will sell CROCKERY BY THE CRA TE OR SELECTED PIECES, A T REDUCED PRICES. novl-3m BARRELS TANNERS’ BANK OIL, Barrels Liudseed Oil Pounds White Lead, Pounds Spanish Brown, Pounds Lump Potash, Cases Concentrated Potash, 50 Jars Macaboy Snuff, 250 Gross Mason’s Blacking, J. W. FEARS & CO, IOO REAMS OWENS’ LETTER PAPER, 25 Reams C <p Paper, 100,000 Bull' and White Envelopes, 100,000 G D and Water-Proof Caj Japs, 250 COILS MACHINE ROPE, 200 Pieces Kentucky Bagging, IOO Boxes Star Candles, 50 Boxes Starch, 50 Kegs English Soda. J. W. FEARS & CO. J. W. FEARS & CO. X. B.—We wish the merchants in Georgia who trade to Macon to remember, and tell their neighbors, that we do not retail goods—exclusively Wholesale. Buying $5,000 to $15,000 daily in the West and New York—money always there to take advantage of prices and quantities—we can supply the trade as well as Louisville jobbers, freight added. nov!7-15d. J. W. FEARS & 00. FURNITURE WARE HOUSE. FEARS, WHARTON & CO, V I \VE IIAYE ASSOCIATED TOGETHER TO DO A LARGE FURNITURE JRADE AT THE WELL KNOWN FURNITURE STORE OF E3 - F=_ FROS3., IMMEDIATELY ABOVE A. P. Q. HARRIS’ * ON CHERRY STREET, We take pleasure in notifying the Country generally that we have secured the services of OAPT. 33. F. ROSS, Who will leave for BOSTON and the NEW ENGLAND STATES, in three-days, to buy direct from MANUFACTURERS, thereby saving New York Jobbers Profits. This commu nity, and those who trade here, may expect in twenty days, to be able to supply themselves with the LATEST STYLES of Furniture, Oil Cloths, Carpets, Window Curtains, etc., OF ALL GRADES. Mr. ROSS will take with him money to pay for everything npon the best possible terms. OUR CAPITAL IS LARGE, 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 any friends, and ship with ours. Special orders may be handed to him within the next three days. J. W. PEAKS, M. B. WHARTON, C. M. IRWIN, • M. P. CALLAWAY. nov24-4t For Sale or Rent. O NE of the largest and best plantations in the Boutb, situated in Barbour county, All., ten miles Southeast of Enfaula is! offered for sole or rent. This place contains 4000 acres of splendid lands, oak, hickory and fine growth, 2000 or more of which is cleared, fences in good order, also a good dwelling house fiTe rooms and all necessary outhouses. Enough to accommodate 100 hands, 3 gin bouses and screws etc., etc. Terms very lib eral. Apply to C. 1L WILEY, Executor, A. G. WILEY, Executrix, Or to Mseon, Ga. Col. Wot. M- Chambers, Enfanla, AU. Eufsula “Spirit South’’ copy and send bill to ad vertiser. novo-lm* COTTON SEED. ITfTE ARE PREPARED to famish Cotton Seed YT in any quantity. They are of a superio kind of cotton and warranted fresh and good. Parties at a distance can be famished. Columbus, Ga., novfi-lm. J K IVEY & CO COTTON NOTICE. C HARLES E DEXTER,late of the firm of Hall & Dexter, Is prepared to make liberal CASH ADVANCES ON ALL COTTON esnsigned through him to the well known and re sponsible house of Gardner, Dexter <tCo^ ctNew Ysrk and Boston. uo77-1d> Columbus, Ga., Nev 3d 1SS5. S. ri'.YSKR. K. JACKSON. S. BASniNSKt THE BAZAAR OF MACON. UNDER THE FIRM NAME OF S, PEYSER & CO. W holesale and Retail Dealers* Have openctl at COLEMAN & ROSS’ old stand on Cottoa Avenue, lictween Cherry an Mulberry streets, a Complete Assorment of Ladies Dress Goods, Such As SILKS, MERINOS, POPLINS, DeLAINS (all wool), EMPRESS CLOTH, EMBROIDERIES LACES, RIBBONS, HATS, ARTIFICIAL FLOWERS, PLUMES, SONTAQ8, CLOAKS, SHAWLES, NUBIAS, HOODS, GLOVES, HOSIERY, SHOES OF THE LATEST STYLES, AND DRESS HAT TRIMMINGS OF EVERY DESCRIPTION. . - Also, A LARGE LOT OF Carpeting- and Oil Cloths of the Most fashionable Patterns. Gents Hats. Sattinrta, Famishing Goods, . Doe Skin, Broad Cloths, Vestings, Cassimerea, Boots and Shoes, and Ready Made Clothings. The attention of the Ladies of Mseon, and of Dealcars who may visit the city. Is particularly Invited to this well selected stock of FANCY GOODS. The retail room will be found on the lower floor, and visitors will be attended by polite and experienced Clerks. The second floor is devoted to the wboia- sale trade. Give the MACON BAZAAR on early call. S. PEYSER A CO. P- S;—We also keep open at our old stand on Cheny street, east side, between Second and Third where we will be pleased at all times to welcome our old customers as well as many news ones. oct31-lm S. P. & CO. D.GOLDSMITH. Wholesale and Betail Sealer in Clothing and Gentlemen’s Furnishing Goods, HATS, CAPS &c>, &c>, AT THE NEW YORK STORE, SECOND ST., TRIANGULAR BLOCK, MACON, GEORGIA. The undersigned takes pleasure in offering one of the largest and neatest Stocks ot Clotliiiig, Furnishing Goods, and in fact everything belonging to a FIRST CLASS CLOTHING STORE. Please call and examine my Stock before purchasing elsewhere, as I am sure yon will not leave the Store dissatisfied. D. GOLDSMITH oct27-6m $60,000, WORTH OF DRYGOODS!! New York Store ! New York Store ! S . W A X E LBAUM & B R Ol?. , WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALERS, Second Street, Triangular Block, (NEXT DOOR TO E. C. GRANNISS’,) MACON, GEORGIA. Have just received, and are now opening one ofthe LARGEST STOCfflb OF Staple and Fancy Dry Goods, Boots and K Shoes, Ever offered in this market Having selected the above stock w ith ths greatest rare, wr weald par ticularly call the attention of Country Merchants and Wholesale Buyers, to plrare rail and eitmiue onr STOCK before purchasing, os We Buy Exclusively for Cash, We are prepared to offer the citizens oi Mseon, and the LADIES especially, Inducements which win as tonish even the closest buyer. Our Stock is complete and we defy competition. We bate abu at tached to onr 8tore a . ■ - Clothing and Gentlemen’s Furnishing Goods Department, * TYjhich are offered at WHOLESALE AND RETAIL at the LOWEST 31ARKET PRfrtt" 11 ■- BE SURE TO CALL AT THE NEW YORK STORE AND SECURE A BARGAIN. s. WAXELBAUM & BRO Ells’ Saloon. T HE PLACE Is cow open to the pnblic; every luxury which can be obtained from any partol the United States, will be served np 1> every style to please the most fastidions. Bevxkagzs of all kinds, of the best, to cheer the nzsroxDtxo; a hot Dixkzb to iriviGOEATE the Inner man on a cold day, with* fine Havanas to puff away dull care. Do not nuKCEB nor thirst, but call on Ells, who has a plenty at bis Old Stand, opposite the Lanier, who will do his best to satisfy yonr wants. With eighteen year* of successful experience in my business I hope to please alL With gratitude to old lriends for past favors, I hope to merit a continuance of their oatrouage—andtill others who will gire me a call. H. N. ELI-8. OYSTERS, by the quart or gallon, famished as low as any house in the city, for shipment or city use. Also Lemons by the box or dozen. »0TS-lm H. N. ELLS. Hair and Wool Collars. I 'toUr“ 0 tufl^d BUraCtariDK a <4*** wool and 1 HARNESS LEATHER COLLAR, Second to none, cither at wholesale or retail. G. BERXD, Cotton Avenue, Between 2nd and Mulberry sts. nor 15 12t Macon, Oa.' HOU8E AND LOTTO RENT. A SPLENDID RESIDENCE on Tatnall square, six rooms, pantry, dressing room and closets, nccef sary put buildings, two acre lot and very rich fPr'f to DR. J. D. SMITH,or nov 26-dlw« WM. H. ROSS