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Newspaper Page Text<Dt flail]) Mp4| CITY COLUMN. "aVTUOMIXED AGENTS. J W O 1 i> n r a Jr. . ^ Dtiinici lo 3b* JT.-JB iv tit Bari sf Bj* run. I dreamed a dream. the Mb ex night, ’ •m. TTtea everything w#s still ; I dreamed I went to Hyman’s «»oe*. And bought a little bill. wm mmem Mr. *x*a&m£m rrmssrarn. To gat the my beat of ctoiheJ, At prices very low. loth coat. And then I bought me |>ant» and vest. With which 1 cat a swell. the Stole within the mat few , i iUarii ft- smbscrtpttouaandadvertis Iiv Badsl'T hint, will be Slled without delay. jjwmiiAwx r.say. is Ju, a. Bate a, of Jtoabvilla, T 1 na n tapur aa i imMMI for that eflr. | a to Go. U-.. of the Ms.., u toWBgmre o«ee, - CU.y&Ktfftromp s f Uthty5 .tore, Ac, ?,.t i» an authorised Agent to rccetvo aaOierptton* I -*1 iIt tthna-T*^ t" Uda Journal. j And no* 1 will get mar-n-ed. i i ,i m— If I can raly find HaJJPs/pd 11*™' —unto, Smith* f'o,r I. A lad/ that admires roy tatto; r) C. IC-ward. Indeed, she shall bo mine. IntormstK's '•faati.d Newton A IawIou. ; Claras—On, Hvman’s clothing stare. do. San Hyman's store, on Cherry street, * In IIaeon ran be found, Seat door to Seymour's grocery store. The first floor on the ground. ( tore.—Oh, lly Mutes. Wagon*, trie—R B Cleytoo A Go. Tnberrri- Jmitt A Sniltr. flops Jewett A Snider. Mount Hon be ter I School.—W Uibb Const; Citations. if P - sal—E W Harris. J S Smith, w id-Jf C Ingtetou wflMsto flflto*. _ Isold—3t A M«gnthJ||t > ck I A flare Cham e Irwin A Jfhsrtom' For Christmas—W G Kngelke A Coi J Tn —Ob, liyman's clothing ctore! At prieev very low. deel-dMHw 2 HTTitz Si* Skibt roif \rA.—“ Bradley, U„. I fdre Btlptie.—A wonderful invention fortadln. fn- r a qeatlonably superior to all otters. . r // Don t fail to read the adTcrttsement In the Macon •»!». nodanhc keep in mind j Tetyrapt, containing full part icnlara every Tuesday that the elegant two story brisk man.ion, lately ; morning. oetUAtwSm. seenpitd by Or. Branham, will be sold at Find Tnr bmut Retex-e Oma In this -tty ,> attracted tit at'.?nti<m , a few day* are. We . found the deputy collector, Mr. Jaqnev, of the , firm of Lightlb.it A Jaque*. wholesale and retail groeers and dealers in provision*, in the office, • decancf-mehu and had a constant liar or poverty and learned some figures connected with the bo- i HU mind had been in a troubled, worried -*Mr *o lurwrrrH- *3 c9lI«etMl in this hou‘e, mdieitM that to encr- I itoMrapKAMnid <*»« :♦ tt_- .« w . T r ; | ■ moot trade centers in our dty. Whilst visiting i the office, we were struck with the fine business appearance displayed in the storehouse. Messrs Light ot and Jsques have one of the finest and most select stocks of groceries, liquors in barrels and bottled ales, winesia ba .kotc and bottles coffee, lea, etc, in t|§e market. They do a. fine jobbing business, and sell goods at prices that cannot (ail to attract country dealers and those parties who purchase by the package oral retail.! considerably to Their constantly supplied stock of provisions, fh^^Vtoonoor j bagging, rope, flour, sugar, fith in barrels and , hsIM.arr.-l** an immense supply of domestics, ; ©snsburgs, sheetings, kerseys, yams, etcat the l lowest wholesale and retail rates, attract a largo j custom and trade. They have a good supply of Simmons' anperior axes. They also do' a large and successful commission, receiving sud ior- wsrding business. Heving the office of internal revenue in their bouse, they furnish to custom ers unusual facilities for shipping, consequently they pay c-pecial attention to this branch of their business, They offer great inducements to country consigners of produce as well as to pur chasers of all articles in their line at wholesale and retail. Our readers will find LIGHTFOOT A JAQUES, next door to the Express office, on :d stragt. nov24-fri’y2t-w2t v r beesxse he could not afford it. He ha.'bccn harsh and tyrannical In his family for some ‘rears, and liTed in style bcflttlnghis means and their social position. He has wasted to sell his fine house saying that he could not afford to live in It. His wife has told him that if it was true that they were F° 1 - ht '"-i ' "••• *•*-' 'i the >.••• c f th» h-u * bntlt n»a not true, and the and other friends had tried to dispel the poverty monomania with which be bad been afflicted,' In fact, though worried i With the fear of poverty, he has every vear added ■tolarge fortune. To allhfforts of e him to travel, he replied that "BP One of the Richmond papers, referring fo Hon. B. Johnson Barbour, member of con gress elect from Virginia, remarks: “Mr. B.. wc are informed, owned a hundred and fifty slaves before the war, nearly all of whom stick to him still. What to do with them, is the question. They are free, but lie is not.*' A. P. G. HARRIS. WHOLESALE AND RETAIL GROCERIES, DRY GOODS AND [omcui.] PROCLAMATION BY THE GOVERNOR EXECUTIVE OFFICE, Provisional Gov’t, or Georgia, Millcdgevllle, Nov. 21,1505. tv berets the late Convention did SC5. [ | lay A Kaurtah's Ahltln# M##tocnn Ti Kh HA V west, at II LlLWJwTHnWwtflMMrS Itaruaat Title# perfect, and Immediate posse*. shut giTags i , • , - V ' i ' novlti-rodid A Pstssb A fo. havTjlUt ncaived ataekaf ailelathaaf the most faeliioaable pat- lerat. five aewdaabla column advertisement. Brssaaas Thera was quite a marked improve- aseet ia tbs general business of Miron j.-.t- day, sad a lively trade was Irania-ted in every breech. The streets wasa throngs I with wagons sad ether vehicles, and the most of the stores I filled with purchaser*, from morning until night, r The dry asid pleasant weather ol the past fivs or tie days has had mark to do with this. On the whafe H traa tan of the beaiast scenes we l.sve •toeatl to • hSf Mass, fifid Mb flops torso many jaet llhe It A. V, A II uittis has one hundred half-barrel* of torn/, too his advertisement. , tr> Ur SwaiA Pas.—This dlsasia ia decreasing very rapidly ia this city. Tb* most strenuous cflyita have haaa axereited, dining Iho ^ast month or maw. la prevent it apraading. Vacaiaallon, fu- mlgallaa. sad all ether aartf fifl, .ni'. oii.ry ssiaaarss have haa i axareiard by the military aad man lei pal suthorlllae, the result of which has been to prevent thv disesss from extending M luiy fi stful extent flwNI thaWaes that haaa occurred, have bean provided for in pest haul aad retired quarters. It has bean almost entirely confined to the negro population, that haa gathered and hard ad In flUhend niter heed) ..f ell sanitary precaution*, in Jlsoon. via wEKiaaspaclalty tmpmaai ■ it an the minds of our country friends, that they ars no nan «abjeet to the contagion of (141II pax ia this city now. than they have been ia ft] e» aay village In this eountry during two years peat. For, during that Urns, the disease has haaa coattaady present all over the land. People were exposed to It on , the cars, in all pa kite conveyance*, a* wall as in the villages aad cities. Therefore, wa think that there is no aaasaal risk run ia persons visitiaf Macon, aay mas* than Atlanta or any other town. We hatestut eeea.a eoso of small pox on the street* fisr aaaay days pash aad have assurance* from |sapor aalhority, that there have not been any pahUely exposed tor some time. | I . A p - Rabbis, has just received a Urge stock ol Mf B ;rf., for sale at wholesale and retail. Deo doubts column advertisement. '•jlfctodN fun li * -This well known rwort ha* lately been lltted up in magnificent etjle, sud ojNMicd to the public generally. The proprietors bare furnished the different rooms, In a manner unequalled by any establishment of the kind In theBouth. A largeind commodious reading room, alth tables covered wlth'pepcm, Journal* slid mag- •since from every quarter, Invites *t rangers and citizens to spend their leisure Urn* agreeably and pleasantly. This room 1* comfortably wanned and carefully kept quiet. It U open on 8unda;e and will be found a pleasant place to while away os's spam time. A Urge variety of literary and nMo^JowMb an on the film, free tor the nee <»f whoever wi.hr. to use them. The Urge and magnificent hall of the old club, lias been fitted up In lieautiful style. It Is supplied with Phe- Ian's beet cushioned four pocket billiard tables. The liar U stocked with the most choice and pop. ulsr liquors, rlgars, Ac. Another room luu been fitted up with elegant furniture and supplied with Little, Bwtii, A Co.—We call the attention of those who need saddles, harness, shoe findings, car riage trimmings, leather, harness hardware, Ac., to the stock of ^Little, Smith A Co., who have just received a large and new supply ol articles In their line, which they sell at low rates. Bee their advcrtlsemeoL A Parana k Co. have received, for sale at all prices, a large selection of Carpets See double column advertisement. backgammon; chequer*, whist, Ac., but no gaming for value* sllowcd under any circumstances. Last evening, we noticed some very flue puiic- of chess In the room. Wc Acre not snare that there arc so many akllfUll players in UiU city, as congregate there. The nt- nor 2C-cod3t ' flic Macon Ci.ru Iloon. ir U» to A- 8. 1‘strickS to get the best Stalfowry; A l-o. wrapping ) is tier. tepl?-4f Kuutivs—S. K. TIIKL'e. at E, J. Johnston's Jswelry Btosfl No. 0 Cotton Avepqe, under Ma sonic Hall, does engraving of all kinds with wvtmi>tn?<u anti dispatch. Hit TforlctnanihiD — J^kta sp^-imen* o/ss fin. designs and cxocig Co. With these, Fire. Marino and Accident In- into a* ran l>« had in any establishment of the kind snywhere. lie engraves, at reasonable ratsa. wolshea, gold r.nd silver wans. Jewelry. solWfsand army badges, with as much artistic skill as wo have ever seen. Christmas holiday presspU require his finishing touch to make theiqjs'tfct*. 1 i|ov2l eo.llf toss HOTKU.-J. W. Burke A Go, have Just swsoivad a Urge selection of miscellaneous and standard hooks, wbieh they offer to the trade at low wholesale rates. They also have at reUil a choice stock of new and readable books by dif ferent authors. The history of Julius Caesar by Napoleon Id, splendidly bound and illustrated. Thai asset mittrailu book by Victor Hugo. Wood- alifle, by Miss MeKeover, is a new and choice Valutas lor those who love t. read talcs which ively religious. Currer Bell's standard no rail, in various styles. They have also, a fine eoU- ction of Masonic hook*, charts, manual] and paakathooks, containing splendidly Illuminated diplomas af the various degrees. Masons will Aad a select class of these articles at J. W- Burke A (Vi hook store and printing establishment All the monthly magazines and periodicals for. Beeamber.^ ^ A. P. G. Hakris lia.- two millions pounds of Belt lav sale. Sea his double column advertise- meat . -*’1 fljjCdst) Ml- J.A1A Jt vENlLR Cotton TniEvrs.—Four embryo MUM werclicfore the Mayor yesterday, charged with pilfering cotton from one of too ware house*. They wot* sent to tko guard-house for a half month, to be tod on bread and water. This was the only case disposed of in flic Mayor’s Court. Corros Lo-t.—A few days ago, a cotton box with a cargo valued at nearly sixty thousand dollars, wag wrecked on too Ormulgeo river. The shippers had fortunately taken the precau tion lo Insure in. responsible companies, conse quently the claims were promptly settled by E. C. Granniss, too insurance agent in Maoon. We find that he has the Southern Insurance and Trust and the Homo On., of Savannah, Gn; the Eufaula Home, of Eufaula, Ala; the Etna, Phoenix and Home, of Conn: the Metropolitan, Continental, Columbia, Excelsior and Fulton. These old companies have never failed to promptly adjust losses, and have a character for reliability that especially recommends them to our people for patronage. Amongst the new and perfectly re liable companies, Mr. Granniss has also the Puts natfiof Hartford: Westarnof Mass; Maryland Fircand Marine; Merchants and Mechanics; National Fire Ins. Co, and Washington Fire Ins. surancc companies to operate with, the agent (tan insure any one rbk, to the amount of $250,- 000, The promptness with which he haa always scttlod all claims, and his well known reliability as an agent of none but safe companies, is suffi cient guarantee for our citizens, in town and country, to not delay in insuring with- E-C. GRANKiSS, Gan era! Insurance "Agent, Sooohd 5!.. Macon. nav2t-d2fir!d2tw A. P. Q. ll.vuni.-t, has just received a targe stock of boots and shoes of all sizes, styles, and at all prioes, wbolgale and retail- Ice advertisement. Fca Ahead, Bovs.—It is more than likely our juvenile friend] have another treat .in store, in the shape of clroua amusements, as we see Dan, Stone's hnge Southern cirons is advertised to perform in Cnthhcrt te-mol-jw, and he,will rom proin tat b>-twoen fiction and those that are hardly alight such a place as Macon, and pass - - . around it; so keep'ronr ns wc think Dan will call on you for them. Cainrat* Toys ash Fiuyoiks.—By the 4<m- 4c column »dTcrti*emcni of W. G, Kngclli* & Co., at the »igu of th« Rookbt, it will be seen that they hav- an immense stock of confection eries, and all articles of candy, nuts, orange.*, qosa fie., usually kept in inch a store. Their ■task of Meersohanm pipes Is very large and iiifillfal A splendid stook of pipes, tabaeeo nd segare, also, at all prices. M- ffmr » Mr Panlap has a tremendous supply of fire work*. suitable for Chrisunae. Ha has )H>ppcrs 1 eraekart, knockers, and serpents; grasshop pers and fiery dragons; flaming letters and rock ets, as well as toys of all classes, including old and joeng Sasta Curs of all style*. |C Pev-eu -t Co. have received a large su-ck ^ latest styles hoots and shoes, of all qualities and priees. , . , , ,. | Tur Ooaiaiutos and Gnoer.av Business in- Macon has latterly been pushed beyond all pre cedence. Immense stocks of groceries have passed through the business houses here, and been sold to various sections of the country, in quantities that amaze the oldest merchants- Those houses that have been doing a jobbing wholesale business have been almost unable to keep up a sufficient supply. We were especially tomiaded of the vast and extensive whols.ile grocery trade of Macon daring a lato visit to the hoqse q! G. T. Rogers fi Sons. Tho gentlemen comprising the firm, are active and enterprising busines* men, who are constantly -n the alert to furnish their customers promptly and to the full est extent with ail articles usually fonnd on jobber's invoices. They have a tremendous stock of various brands of tobacco, at easy rates; leading brands of flour; barrels and half-barrels of fish, bagging, rope, twine, candles, a large sudply; soaps, confectionary stores in quantity, various grades of sugar and coffee ; In eon, salt, ' cheese—a larze supply of white lead, glass and uail*—»nd all other articles kept in an' extea- -ive wholesale grocery store: Dealers will find U greatly to their advantage.to t*»de with G. T. ROGERS A SONS, Cherry street, under the Planter's Hotel, Macon. ‘fflMO -* • “S * •’ nov2t-fri’y*t-wIt. ri «*]*ss*f rijohjuecJ Tut: Laniza or Macon aso Vicisitr, as well aa the gentlemen, who love to have beautiful setts of table furniture, will learn with much pleasure that A. M. Rowland A Co. hairs reraised a splendid assortmentof China,Glass and Qucens- wara, which they art selling at low rates, that attracts crowds daily to their store. We nollcod during a call wa made, that they hare one of the most beautiful eollertions of fancy vases, and and the most eli-gant and handsome toilet setts, that we have seen in the South. Messrs. Row* land A Co. have selected them especially with a view to Christmas times. They make a delight ing present, and we have no doubt will be very popular for the coming holidays. A splendid assortment of Kerosene Lamjts, of the most ele gant pattern* and at alt price*, ami the finoat qualities of oil,turtle the attention of the dealer ami retail purchaior, at A. M. Rowland A Co’s wholesale and retail China, Glass and Qaccns- wmro store, Mulberry street, opposite Lanier House, Macon. Wo are informedtbat A. M. Row land A Co. have now on hand a targe lot of Gob- A lady correspondent requests u* to publish the following, which we Jo: To Prevent Pitting After SmnlUpox. To Physicians and Others.—Spread a sheet of thin leather with the ointment of Atnmonlcum with Mercury, and cut out a place far the mouth, eyes tnd nostril-. This forms what Is called n mask, and after anointing tho eyelids with a little blue ointment (unguentum hydrargyri) It should be applied to toe face and allowed to remain fortliroo days for tho distinct kind and four days for the running varlqjy. Apply It before the spots fill with matter, although it will answer sometimes oven after they have become peslulous. It may be applied to any part In tho samp way. A welt ventilated apartment, mild aperients if fever bo present. No. 7, succeeded by refrigerants No. 8, and tonics No 16 In the stage of debility or decline of the eruption. Mr. Waddington lances the pustules with a nee dle, and tlra-s allows the poisonous matter (which is the cause of the disfigurement) to escape, and also orders the room to lie kept dark. He states that during 19 years practice, be has not known one ease out of twenty of a person being marked by the small pox when the above simple cxpcdi : cut tuts been resorted to. Porcine.—AH swinishly inclined can now in dulge their appetites tul libitum, as the liog-killing season has falrlysetin. Back-bone stews and fried aparc rib* are becoming no longer luxuries, but an every day repast. Considerable pork was brought In yesterday from toe country, and it was selling readily at from 19 to 15 cents, in quantity. The retail market prioe la still 35 cents. Lath not* A Co.—We invito special attention to the advertisement of this house in' another 'col umn. - They are prepared to furnish hotels and families with everything in the way of Linen Goods, at the shortest nolleo, pijd on, reasonable terms. Tampering with the teeth is .madness. Avoid the corrosive dentifrices, submit to no scrapinz, use nothing bat Sozodont. Orient herbs are its Ingredienis. It preserves the enamel. • It removes all imparities. It strengthens the gums. It deodorizes a tainted breath. It Is harmless as water, and more valuable than its weight in gold. ..00 -i nov28-3teod \v lierea* the late Convention did ordain, that toe Provisional Governor ahould provide forthefonna- Uoq of one or more Militia or Volunteer com panies lu each of the counties of toe State, to act asa police force, to suppress violence, to preserve order and to aid the civil officers in the enforce* incut of the taws, nnder such regulations as might be consistent with the taws of the United States!— Now therefore, I, James Johnson, Provisional Governor of the State, do hcreby.autoorlzc and re quest I lie people of this State, to organize, accord- to law, in each of toe counties of the State, a volunteer company, ior the purpose of aiding toe civil authorities In the execution of taw ana toe suppression of violence. I And It <s hereby further declared, that inch eomiiamw, when so formed and organized, shall I be anxUtaiy and subordinate to the civil officers; that they shall arrest no person, and search the house of no person, without a legal warant regu larly Issued by some magistrate having authority, and shall lu no case Inflict any punishment except hr toe Judgment and direction of a duly qualified civil officer, having jurisdiction of the offense. And whereas, It U desirable to havo uniformity In command, and that there should he no conflict between toe military authorities of the State and United Stales, It Is further declared, that saldcom- Males, when formed within their respective coun ties, shall bo under toe control and subject to the military commanders of the United States, com manding the District; and for a violation of these regulations, and for any other offense committed, shall he tried and punished according to the tplcs prescribed tor too government of the army of the United States. Given under my hand and Seal ol toe Executive Department at Mlllcdgovlllc, on this toe 21st day of November, A, D., 1805. JAMES JOHNSON, nt>v22-2tv Provisional Governor of Ga. The New Era, Atlanta; Savannah Republican. Columbus Enquirer and Athens Watchman, will publish the above two weeks. SPECIAL NOTICES. Light! Light! Light! Petroleum OH, Just received and for sale at the Drugstore of a. m. BOYD. 13)* Go to Bryant, Stratton * Co’s. Nashville Business College for : n thorough knowledge of Bookkeeping, Pcnemanthlp, Commercial Calcula tions, Commercial, Law Partnership Settlements and Business Forms and Practice etc. Scud tor Col lege paper, Circular* etc. Address ' , BRYANT, STRATTON * CO., oc^l-fon Nashville, Tcnn. Batchelor’* Hair Dye! Tlioori-insl and best in toe world 1 The only true and perfect hair dye. Harmless, reliable and Instantaneous. Produces Immediately a splendid black or naturd brown, without injuring the hair or 6kln. Remedies the ill cfiecta of bad dyes.— Sold by all druggists. The genuine Is signed Wil liam A. Batohelor. Ala#, Regenerating Extract ot Mllteflcurs, for restoring and beautifying tho hair CHARLES BATCHELOR, anglS-lv New York. Itch! Itch! Itch 1—-Scratch! Scratch I Scratch!—Wheaton’s Ointment will core toe itch in 48 hours.- Also cures salt rheum, nicer*, chilblains, and all eruptions of tho skin. Price 50 cents. For sale by all druggists. By sending 60 cents to Weeks * Potteh, sole agents, 170 Wash ington street, Boston, Mass., it wlH be forwarded by mall, free of postage, to any part of toe United States, sept 27-Cm LOOK AT THIS. . Just reoelvcdat the Ncws^Depot,TrJjm^la fi, PftYJE* A. Ill hare just received l*rgr iUock: London Illustrated New*. London Week- atock of cloaks. cloth and Ladies* hats, t lr Times, Metropolitan Bank Note Reporter, N t jbr thr wholesale and retail trade. Keo,double 1 ^Independent, Sunday Mercury, and many | • SnEUHAN’. March to the Slx.-^. W. Burke Bumsess in A Co„»re receiving » stack of .hi. uew book, in ^acon **• ! b, different authors. One volumegive* * (1 “‘ t <>ckz of $*** etore h'iuorv of the campaign from Chat- have he*n soldhere ,lurlu S ihe pastfat. as there . - * tk- Ail.,. i V nnr waa ia any city of the South. There Is a great tinooga totoe end o vurietv, however, in the diflbrcutelassca of cloth- - SWui.n-* *„tT officers, taru-be* a.hary of -lpket . . .Bfc notice that E. SaUbcny maps and the .mrreepondenee between General* K man and wtwto the p-ee of the book. ,'a^kt t ■ I qualilr, shirta at all prices, msder wear of heat At lie p, r «. 1 —Duxina the past; inaterial, neckties, and umbrellas to keep toe v , week, an immense' amount of western corn has j person wearing the now sot* dry on rainy days. ConuvfgO were compelling mere bants lM.n reeeivwd and plzerd in Hone, on the corner j They arc receiving regularly a flue and select rnlrt »Ki> tXmu tH»murr tkf* of -t;.,! »nd Chetry -t.. under Ralston HalL- { stock, that invites the attention of purchasers, Tko*# intere-u-d will note particularlv that H is and their prices warrant every one. who is do. tor «al« at l.S# per bushel, bitaii, *t W. A. Ilrrr. | ,ip>us of getting superior clothing, to purchase XovjSa-cmiSi. i from th« well known aad reliable house of £ - SAULSBURYA Oo. No- A Colton Avenue,under Tax PaxsawaaiA* Gene*al Ass#«lv.—Th#'| MsM „i e Hall. ’Jfl ooi»4-fri>Jt-wTt- KH - ... 1 «- -e QK.r i Witt a full suit of clothe*. Their elegant fare Johustou andSheruiaa. - ‘ ishing go->d^ including hata, coats ofevery <le- nd the B ar D*-partiacni, ” 1 a I scription, vesta of every pattern, jianta of every general asaombly of the Preahytorian chnrch. South, meets in this city on the llth inst., and j Late and Important from Mexico. From a New Orleans dispatch of the 34tli wc got the following Important items in re gard to the situation. Notwithstanding im perial accounts, tho siege of Mata rooms has not been raised, ^-r ^ , r Brazos correspondeneO, dated November 15th, has the following! A lodierous mistake was, matte, to-day hy the imperialists. Some barges of wood" for GencouChirk, commandant at Brazos, broke loose above Matamoras and floated past that place. Two gunboats, assisted by sand bat teries, opened Are on the barges, and contin ued it until the barges were post the batteries and but of range. One of the barges lost her rudder. It appears the imperialists thought the barges were liberal rams going down to damage the fleet at the mouth of the Rio Grande and blockade the river. The liberal army is encamped about nine miles front Matamoras. Highly important communications had passed litwecu the imperial commander of the fleet nnd the Federal commander at Brownsville, which w ill > cause considerable interest in official circles,- ;«■», rj'yr An oflicial order was issued by Mejia, on the llth, prohibiting any one from crossing from the American side to'Mqlamorass or »iV< reraa. Upon the receipt of the information that there was firing on Antonio from tho Texas side, the French Commodore dispatched! a vessel to Vera Cruz with the particulars of the occurence. It is reported that a swift vessel will be dispatched to'Fritnee focimme- diatc reinforcement.*, _. -, 1 qaftl jrq y Tho Galveston Bulletin of the' 31 sk -says j - I* ' - that a gentleman lately, from Mataipor^ says j that the Imperial force i^ much soatterod, i and the streets of the city hav e been fortified j ^ 150 Bbls Extra Family andSuperflne Flour, '■ 900 do Salt, 25 Bales Gunny Bagging, 25 Coils Rope, in Store, 199 do do to arrive, isj iia’ trji ifffyto* tA -.(Zirt ljj. 50 Bbls Sugar, various grades, 10 do da Crushed, •(Pi j«E 1- 3sU ■ i. 150 Baxes Tobacco, 2,000 lbs Smoking Tobacco, 59 Boxes Soap, 35 Kegs Sup. Carb. Soda, 50 do Nails, 134 Package# New Mackerel, Noe 1 sad 2, Quarters, halves and bbls, 25 Kits No 2 Mackerel, 1 12Cases Best London Porter, 0 Bbls Apples, 28 Boxes Toilet Soap, t 90 ^db* Assorted Candy, SO Cases Sardines, I will close out any of the above articles at a LOW FIGURE, as I am determined not to he un dersold, --m j* ek«u«:iiirAn UJ yi J. N. SEYMOUR. NEXT DOOp TO J. R. ROSS A SONS, CHERRY ST. TWO MILLION POUNDS SALT. Receiving dilily, a Large Stock of GiROCERIES, • 1 : J THREE HUNDRED BARRETaS OP ASSORTED LIQUOR#S. dry GOODS, 1 ! ■ 7 t ~ 7 A LARGE LOT OF UMBRELLAS, 300 PAIRS BLANKETS, i /' • BOOTS A. N £> 9HO32S, ‘ A COMPLETE ASSORTMENT OF to.. ; SUGAR, COFFEE, TEA. PIiOUH, .. I >fl- ; to*.., ■' ,w m ■ ..... - i POUR HUNDRED BARRELS, BEST BRANDS, AT LOWEST MARKET RATES. bacon, fish. hams. I’i ' -' ' f '■ A LARGE STOCK OF SODA AND POTASH, Bagging and Rope, TWO HUNDRED BOXES TOBACCO, ONE HUNDRED HALF BARRELS SNUFF, ONE HUNDRED BOXES SOAP i - • "i.vifTCrry't.r .5 r CT'fVtT 1 COUNTRY PRODUCE, The highest rates paid for all manner, of Country Produce. CONSIGNMENTS OF COTTON Attended to, sales made with dispatch and returns promptly made. , I keep a perfect supply of everything usually sold in a wholesale and retail Grocery and Dry Goods store, and offer the articles for sale at low rates, that will render my store attrac tive to buyers, and especially to those who wish to buy their stocks at one place. A. P. G. HARRIS. nov29 Gin \ Cherry st., between Second and Cotton Avenue, Macon, Ga. t Newt on & Lawton H-ave Just Received Five Hundred labs. Dried Beef Hams, Several Barrels Dried Beef Tongues, ALSO Twenty Barrels Cracknels. the finest articles of Crackers made in the United State*. 1,#500 Bushels "New White Corn, in store and for tale, as cheap as the cheapest, by XF.WTOX ft I.AWTON. Two Hundred Bushels Cotton Seed, for sale at NEWTON ft LAWTON S. Joy to the World !” THE INTRODUCTION OF Ilfl Sole and Upper Leather AT A cVlI-E REDUCED PRICE, J. X. SEYMOUR'S; wery article that is needed to St out a gentleman with earthwork*. He also states that two UiWrJl ...itof cloth,.. Their ehmont faru- AatboaU came down on the night of the 14th COTTON SEED. , , , , _ . V ■ V'" t VX7E ABE PREPARED to furnish Cotton Sc d and attacked the Imperialists gunboats. , Y\ m any quantity. They are of a saperio which succecdevi in sinking liotti. Many of of cotton and If-I rrant t-ti fresh and good, the Liberals were killed and drowned and ; Parties at a distance can he furnished, some captured ' Columbus, Ga., novfl-lm. J8 IVEY A CG The Bulletin is also Informed that the Lib-' Ovvk-e or Emfuui laox A Con, Miane Co., A als at Comaryo were compollhig merchant* - Macon, Ga., Z8U. Nov. 1865. i to ;ut\ iat.i the Liberal treasury the Stoekbnlders whose Shares are not fall paid, are ltfilancc due the inhabitants of Matamoras. hereby notified to pay an tortaltment of TMr^-^r ; sssKSKSssessiTsa rhe Jlatamoras Jtausfore of the 10th says lafitL that, despite the report lo the oooMry* thtre \ By orderof the Bo* id oTWreetoru. is not the ^liffhtest apprehension of another . ^ STEOHJKJKER, attack m[ the city. Ko Liberals have been I Hi aprO Fretidcnt. seen or heard from lor three days -within a j Notice# are rsiiro&d* for & redue^ionHp 4»ler%ies who n»sy attend. C1IT on A. F. G. HxaaJ* has three hundred barrels best] circuit of flyemUes, Th* aatoprt.lmbte band w oxCTION wlH beheld at the City Hall, in . * Ao -a K various I assorted Whiakr and other liquors, which he pro- in the vicinity is CoranaV* wwiertl Migrt- this dty, on the 2d Saturday in December bemg.madevnth to.*«»u»jta»ort« . Se'ehls double column tier has been appointed Imperial ‘ ^ ~ uepon^p the rat« of tare to! pose* w set; as - ( g^eral of colony hrad=. ftari'i j advertisement, surveyor-1 next, to# Major, Alderman, Clerk and Treasnrer, ! ef toe etty of Macon. PERRY DAVIS'PAIN KILLER, SUFFERING humanity of this age, n.ta telieved more Pain and caused more Heal - , Jov than any other one thing that can be nameil. — r— ium IT IS A “BALM FOR EVERY WOUND,’ OUR FIRST PHYSICIANS USE. And recommend it] use; the Apothecary finds It first among the medicines called for, and the wholesale Druggist considers it a leading article of his trade. AU toe dealers In medicine speak alike in its favor; and its reputation as a medi cine oi great MERIT AND VIRTUE IS FULLY AND PERMA NENTLY ESTABLISHED, AND IT IS . THE GREAT ^Medici n e Family or cbb Aoa. TAKES ISTEBSAI.LT IT CUBES SORE THROAT, SUDDEN COLDS, ~ COUGHS, ETC., : WEAK STOMACH, GENERAL DEBILITY, - NURSING SORE MOUTIL CANKER, OVER COMPLAINT, DYSPEPSIA OR INDIGESTION, CRAMP AND FAIN IN THE STOMACH, BOWEL COMPLAINTS, PAINTER’S COLIC, ASIATIC CHOLERA, DIARRHOEA AND DYSENTERY. TAKES EXTEBSAX.LY IT CUBES FELONS, BOILS, AND OLD SORES, SEVERE BURNS ANDSCALDS,CUTS, BRUISES, AND SPRAINS, SWELLING OF f ‘CfAiOo the joints, RINGWORM AND TETTER, BROKEN BREAST, FROSTED FEET AND CHILBLAINS, TOOTHACHE, PAIN IN THE FACE, NEURAL GIA AND RHEUMATISM. PAIN KILLER, Taken internally should be adulterated with milk or water, and sweetened with sugary if desired, or made into a svrup with molasses, r or a COUGH and BRONCIUT18, a few drops on sugar, eaten, will be mow effective than anything else. For SORE THROAT, gargle the throat with a mixture of Pain Killer aad water, and the relief is imme diate, and core positive. _ n should not be forgotten that the Pawi ^%r is eonelly good to take internally as to ^SteroSl^ EaetTbottto t« wrapped withtoll directions for its use. Bold by Dnurgist* and Med- icice Dealers everywhere, nov 1-MJm NEW CARRIAGE REPOSITORY! 3IACON, GEORGIA. Opposite Stubblefield House. I AM NOW prepared to put up to order all manner of work belonging to Carriage and Wagon building. I offer the best ef facilities for repairing articles of the same character Our ar rangements are complete for SMITHWORK, Painting, Trimming, Repairing and all work required on all kind of vehicles. Isol- Icits toe patronage of toe people of this city, and promise to give the utmost satisfaction to those who entrust jobs to our shops. I also am prepared to varnish and REPAIR FURNITURE the shortest notice. Priees will be toe lowest itcao possibly be afforded. I will always keep hand, lor sale, a good supply of Buggies and Carriages, which wllbbe sold at low figures. Horse Shoeing done by the most experienced workmen in the city- We guarantee the utmost satisfaction in this par. tlealar. JV. D. BANKS. novl3-2tawlm. Three Hundred Bushels Fresh Corn Meal, made by water power, ttml out of new white Coni, for sale by NEWTON * I-AWTON. One and Two Car Loads of Corn, are daily arriving for NEWTON 4 LAWTON. One Hundred Barrels Flour, different brands, lor sale by NEWTON ft LAWTON. One Hundred Barrels Kanawa Salt, • Jv * v. 3 V 9 1 I 11 - for sale by NEWTON ft LAWTON, Three Thousand Pounds Bacon, Clear Side*, for wile by NEWTON ft LAWTON. Twenty-five Hundred Lbs. Sole Leather, Country Tanni-d, for sale by ^ ' « NEWTON ft LAWTON. Twenty-five Bbls. Extra Cane Syrup, for aale by n Wanted*, . Hi RAND BUSHELS G will lie paid by Wanted, All kind* of COUNTRY PRODUCE, for which wc will pay the CASH, nov89-4t ” NEWTON ft LAWTON. NEWTON ft LAWTON. TEN THOUSAND BUSHELS GROUND PEAS, for which tho liighoat market prir" .... / NEWTON ft LAWTON. PREVENTIVE OF SMALL POI, AND ALL OTHER CONTAGIOUS DISEASES. USE Piano of Nunn Sc Clark’s CELEBRATED MANUFACTURE, 7 Octaves, and Tinely Carved Rosewood Case, For aalj^by nov29-4t* E. J. JOHNSTON & CO, No 6 Cotton Avenue. To Those Who Wlali to Purchase A COJIFORTABLE HOME. I E OFFER FOR SALE my VINEVILLE RESI DENCE, situated about one mile from the pres ent limits of the city of Macon. The building# and gronnd occupy about 100 acres of laud, with all the conveniences which could be desired for a healtbv and comfortable residence. I deem any farther description unnecessary, as I would not expect any one to purchase without a thorough examination for thcmselvce." NATHAN C. MUNHOE. Macon, Not. 29, ’G5-3t» DISINFECTING SOLUTION Chloride of Soda, PREPARED BY J_ H_ ZEEII—IM St, OO-, - ^Druggists and Chemists, Macon, Greorgia.. It is superior to most all other preparations of this character, as wc have taken great rare to make it in a very concentrated form. . *• L Every house and place in the least danger from this contagion, (Small Pox) ahould be dis infected at once. It decomposes the virus or peccant principle of all contagious diseases. It removes the dangerous effluvia of sick rooms, hospitals, prisons, manufactories, crowded places, bapgag clothes, sewers, cess pools, sinks, privies, etc. It is labelled with full directions for use. Price one dollar per bottle. nor29-2w Great Excitement!! Where is the Best and Cheapest Place to Trade ? Is the question of the day. The answer is at A. Sheuerman & Brother, ,1*^. •& Kj* _sVjL 7^1 ml. A,A* ^ *-rfi • V/ . *-j The popular WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALERS. who are constantly in the field with Regiments, Closing Out Cheap. -509 Bn* Com, : :;.y» do Stork 500 Dm choice Bacon Sidra, Brigades and Divisions i Of DRY and FANCY GOODS, CLOTHING, BOOTS and SHOES, HATS, etc., in tact thousands or other articles too numerous to mention, and which are usually kept in a firrt- Foraal* low ms anybody, at the store lately oo- class house. _ . . .. . , „ . . cupied by Roberta, Dunlap ft Co., on Clterry St. We are not used to blowing, but suffice it to say, tnnt you w ill timi our store full of the nov30-2t* GEO. BURDICK. Beauties and Fashions of the Day, Special I'ollce. E - B. WALKER;—No more cotton will be re- j »ceived by Western and Atlantic Railroad, SfiiiwSwm‘hW and we shall sell CHEAPER than any other establishment in this virinity Just received * cot.nett.og road- c.t wm no MR pQQjy splend e, lot of jmen*, and some more of those nice Alpaca Braid*, in all desirable color* Master Transportation W ft A R R. : Aano tJ.er invoice of handsome Claolt and Saequet. Atlanta, Xov. 27th 1HC5. POvSa-3t | January Election—Tax Collector. Ladies, C0m6 and See Them. Tbo friends of JAMES P. SIMS authorize the ... ... announcement of his name as s suitable candidate We are always happy to show our goods and solicit a careful examination of ou, or Tax Collector of Bibb comity, and tarit..torn fore purchasing elsewhere. .. e ’ P A^EUERMAN & BROTHER,. suffrages of electors at the election to be held iwf | next to J. M. Boardman’s Book Store, Mulberry SU.M^COO G» the 1st Wednesday in January, 1888. novl4 to*