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COTTON 5,000 BUSHELS SUPERK BALMORALS, I Wink of VoWle, - Moo'gn - Mm., We would call especial attention to our Central Bank.. J. W. O’Connor & Co. CLOAK AipL gB&WL DEPARTMENT. SUGAR AND It is the most complete In the South—come and examine for yourself! COUNTRY MERCHANTS, Awordtovou. Call on u?—examine our goods and prices before buying elsewhere,and if we cannot suit eon and convince yon that It Is yonr Interest to deal with ns.-wre will take pleasure in showing you elsewhere. A word t.'the wise is sufficient. A call and trial is all we ask. "■£% / \ -.fi ll-JiSS! ~!—I *. decS-Sm TEIA>GIXAB (1CCK, MACON, GA TJ. S. Revenue Cotton Brokers. SACKS PRIME RIO COFF E 25 BARRELS A, B, and CSUGARS We are now prepared to Weigh and Tag all cot ton ready fQr.shipment from .this city, with U. S. cvenue Brand. Wc will. also furniBh a shipper" with invblces 'of Cotton weighed, upon Which the Collector will grant permits, thus savlntr ♦' rU1 P‘ : per .much time and exp*****?. applications must be registered flt our office. No attention will be given to any application, when the cotton is not ready for shipping, decim -UNO. W. O’CONN OB A CO. COLT^EOTUK’S office, ) U S- ImtekxaI' Rbv., Division, 2d Dis.^Ga., > H aving citizens, o»*~ ence ir * Sontlu Office in Ralston's building on Third street, over Newton <fc Lawton p, next to Hardeman Jk Spark’s. decl3-lm» C^B. LEITNER, M. D. 100 Bushels COTTON SEED^ Crop of 1865, Forsaleby / **19-3 NEWTON A LAWTON. A Residence for Sale. I OFFER FOR SALE MY RESIDENCE, loca- ted near Tainall Square, one of the most desira ble locations near Macon, just out of the city limits, convenient to church and schools. The lot contains three acres of ground, with a fine col lection of fruit trees and garden. The house has seven rooms, five fireplaces, together with out buildings, and a fine well of water. A bargain is offered in the above place. For further informa tion apply to the subscriber on the place. R. G. HICKMAN, or J. C. C. BURNETT, at R. B. Clayton’s Auction Store. 2 decl3-Ct*. permanec‘v *ficated in the city of . Macon, I off** Professional services to the —1 practice of Medicine, Surgery and tes; having had eighteen (18) years expert- in the treatment of diseases peculiar to the BAGGING? AND South Csrolioa Railroad Mdc/i.J Savannah and Charleston 1st mortgage Montgomery * West Point Railroad Bonds. I 1 ! II 6 It,.. CONSTITUTION LIFE SYRUP I PRODUCED k *TOU.TIO!l.,!N XKDJCIMi. at may seen alrooJt incredible la, that many dis- hitherto cea.klered hnpalamly tocwraUe arc /re ly cored it e few days or week*; and we cheer; Invite the inveel'ntioae of the liberal minded and tide to enrea whtShave no pandlel at thepreeent in* the Mt fire year, wa have contended with 25 BALES GUNNY BAGGING, 100 COILS RICHARDSON’S GREEN mn money a»de«Tif^,*«.jh« r*»» Cincinnati Market* Oirnmn. Dvr. It.—Floor doll andprice* declining. LARDf LARD id prices higher, need to 19c in «le- ipply. Rje.-tcady ^Thhfi^oar reply: In health, the body, like a welV- ImUnced so* e, is in a sure of equilibrium. Bat when, ~ CONSTITUTION iiFEBTKUP foraf(hereditary)I*******trsnsmtuefl from Paxinvto Cm ** PID ai.VSTR. 15 BARRELS CHOICE LEAF LARD at Tie for prime. Hoes dan and prices lower, closing at»T3*HS5 ( act; $9 w** the beet o»r made foe a rood ■— * next week. Receipts, 7,000 head. Fat ■m, Ivy *Cf. ’ 7 tfo d \U}+ Niwnu, Dec. 1 A—Gold In New York si and worker, apeiJag at 141 nnd closing at 1 AH Southern I*tnk notp« liare declined i at fnsta V to Aon the daIHr. sad local hr a .A ^ARD! . .— h there 10,000 BUSHELS COR] X trons of ray school that I have disposed of my school fixtures to Rev. HOMER HENDEE, former President of the Female College at Greensboro’, Ga. Mr. Hendee is a teacher of large experience and high qualifications. I cordially recommend KJUXT, WANT «r Afttmr. lU»WXAT*,"COXfT1- TXTW&, oauocsxras. ' 5f SCROFULA. m stscma, xisVi mu, nmaSx swxujxbs, Lxnimas, CHLlTWJ, salt unrx. This taint (bereditanr and acquired.) fining life * 100 BARRELS OORX SYRUP Capital Stock - - 9100,000. 2000 SHARES AT $5 00 EACH! ONE HALF OPEN TO SUBSCRIPTION. 100,00ft POUNDS GOOD FODDER, 100 BALES GOOD COTTON. 1000 BUSHELS FRESH MEAL * 100 BARRELS SORGHUM SI RUP 5.000 BUSHELS GROUND PEAS fo, The school will be resumed at an , ' EARLY DAY IN JANUARY NEXT, without change of c tuition, and in the' efAypa.V i * Jjgf- Tom Corwin, whose complexion is iLT-£5£AiVi*f* fnlreSoceti' le.bnlldii whether his tribe was at peace with the white )R further particulars see circulars at Meeare. Rolf, Sims A Co.’s Macon, Ga, who will re : subscriptions for stock. elS-Sm GIBARBEY A BUJAC. UT«I«P in the gallery of the theatre in Crow street, Dublin, one night, a coal porter made himself disagreeable: there was a yell of "Throw him over,” followed by the exquisite ly droll idea, “Don't waste him; kill a fiddler with him." The Boston Post, for 1869, [ESTABLISHED NEARLY FORTY YEARS, H AS always been one oi the leading newspapers of New England and one of the best vediums of ADVERTISING. By increased enterprise iu furnishing a live and readable N>ra-paper, aud by the recent redaction in price, the circulation ol the Boston Post ha* been largely increased. To Advertisers few papers can offer cqoaV advan tages, either in the extent or the character of it* readers—North, South, East and.West. ^ Business Cards and Mercantile Advertisement* ’ffiyapaaf 1 moYinr tue BaXBresth. an STEAM BOILERS, *>3 inches diameter, 18 feet long, with steam Otad feed pipe, fire front and (itti spindle* (leeT-tilllfldec. Saddles and Harness. Little, Smith & Co., One pair 48 Inch MILL STONES, and fixtures. Lot Gearing, Shafting and PnlUSat All of the above in excellent condition, and l*e purchased VERY LOW. Photograph! OFFICE CHIEF COMMISSARY. 1 DEPARTMENT OF GEORGIA. - Auct sta, Ga, Dec. % lfiKk J f \ OKA LED PROPOSALS, which must be in da O plicate with a copy of thi# advertisement at tached to each, will be received at thb office until V2 o’clock, m., Friday. December *230, 1866, for supplying FRESH BEEF, of good and marketahia quality, in equal propotiona of fore and hind quarter meat, for u«ne to the troopa and others rupp-lkd by the Government with ration*, at the MACON, • • T HIS <*wbtbfcraa> rrunxi* ling. Mi r.or ex penas. in tlmffi An inspection of this machinery is invited. Cherry »t., between Cotton A venae and Becoud Macon, Ua [NDLAY. W21* Macon, Ga. A^Meaa. and Railroad Guide copy one time :d hill to Telegraph A Iparticularly solicited from Sonthand West. #utj*cription Term*: Boston Post. Daily 110 per annum. Sem i-Weekly.... 4 “ Weekly 2 “ Specimen copies sent ob application. BEALS, GREENS A CO., Publishers, ■W and 42 Congrea* street, Boston, Mass. FOR AlXFOKMBDF^^ERATTV^l>£IRAm Either oi the Now, Throat, Tongue, Some, Fop-head or Itcala. no reraedr haa imTil ill (Tw eqn*Sn Moth Patches upon thaRg^e fhrta.Rrfwtina np—» a diaeaaed ncaon of the Liver. ar» Terr unp’eaeaat to the young wife and m -ther. A few hotow of Onwc- noi*Lm SiM» oil! correct the aecrodoa aad mw»W the drpoeiu whu-h i- «iirretly anUer *.hc skin. Diwitn of the Liver, gmngiv-o ju> Languor. Disae neea. Indigestion. W«k Stomach, or *% n carated or canceron.- cooditstrfi of ihat ofjratx. accdtnpxnfe«i with burning or other unpleasant hymptoma, piflbc rehevod IfWWfVg JJ U I Ha M od CONSTITUTION LIFE SYRUP. As a General Blood- Purifying Agent, the L|ME finer j stands unrivalled by any preparation in the worid THE RICH AND POOR Are iafelatathe same diaewee*. Natan* and rC-keoce ham made the Coaamrom Lm Snip for the benafit of nK PURR BLOOD Pro dome healthv men sad women; and if the SADDLES AND HARNESS, SADDLE AND HARNESS HARD WAR! Plantation for Rent, 1,250 _A.cres. I fAA ACRES cleared land; will produ__, ^lvv with ordinary cultivation, five hundred bales cotton. Will be sold to party renting place; 20 head First-clas* Mule?, 5,000 bushels Corn, 4,000 “ Cot too Seed, 11 Marcs and Colts, 225 head Hogs, 50 “ Cattle, 24 “ Sheep, 28 acres Sugar Cane, .. „ 2 Sugar Mills, iron, and & Boilers, Iroa, Gin and Gin Belt, . T~4 v ijSL 25,000 lbs. Fodder, 2,000 lba. Iron, m P)antg|im^Toola. Ploughs, Axes, Hoes, Plough^ Four Wagons. j The plantation la situated five mllea from Dougherty county, on Newton Road ; h»**j2ag$ Dweflimr Hddm. *i J ro»««w. [<r /npen us. The wind com* ’ ieenly from the Noith on /and yesterday was decidedly Fa vena are still overcast, and we irpriae d to sw sled or toov, or carriage trimmings! LEATHER OF SHOE FI dcc!3-2m > ould call the attention of those in yfdeairable small farm, near Forsyth, A* advertisement of Erwin and Hardee Ray’s paper. Now is your opportunity dec, pleasant home. National INSURANCE IN STORE AND TO ARRIVE. OOiS ora. OLD FORT OFFICE. to the ««4enintd jaxss McDonald, Capt. C. 8., A&fViU, G*. MACON, GA | n- ■ >»W Mnrttrtx la*cx. ire lml>li«ll»'»<tl* 1* In *»J» Unw. I'-.rw- -lUrb.nJ C.rel ,1 | * n it' c ‘a t* W.«i- 0 A' AM»<il |V Nollw-J *Tmb % *-w iattlH Are—FlndUj A Eretrit k. Flar Far—H bb*. * Co. Uttre PUoUn—Sernnel FrUler. Forreot or re!—H W BotfruilM If -ire -Cubariac Tuflof. y^V KSfXni t A »Htre. Kaitruad Jrtfloe—^ll.i 8 frr' FI a* tat i*-a tor rele—John A Ca Carpel*—VT.tfc.-re A Loud. ■ , Bqjlac-willitn A Load. For Hie—Erwfa A llardee. Mmru Attic*tk» ro* Tax Poo* Thi* I* * aatyaft that iboold receive toe ear scat aadhaMToUfct aUeatioe ofthla cite tfcrreifh rtareroiar cSeHa.- aod tea are ther .Tofiaortlf at rfkmt. PM*. UMt. S.O.IL AVafcal w ajlf aalaaUa to , atraiaad, la oar local aotmaa, to «»y on tfca aak^aet, far the dot/ priatei, and actio* ■h—Id b* taken. IdentiSed aa wo are, in every way willi tha oily, wa hav* a rlfht to ipHk. IhooMaf ot^eotahowld bo to Memo —JicUkt aad foilkfkl atlaadaaaa apoa the poor, at U>e lOMtoaoh Wa are aot ia favar of a City Hoapi to! fceiaf aractod at aa aaormawa txpenM and Halataiaad at a great expenditure, to become a pact** lAoaw far vagrant argTQM from a dii- •aaac, who Might floek bar* and die, w*r»hy*^MP'*f cur city, who ate f ' lathodra fbM lhaetty haa act the maoey ! -re«•<!*»«Md.-Pi* to MotoloiB each o baapiuL ceaati latiag. aa it j want TVayrMaal qnolinSl are areamaireM woold, two ia owa. haeaweo of tfca aeceaaity of Me.:. «to.agrea.ji;^-, rwum-.re.rle: fair Ukd*. providing .'i-ara’-ely CorraaM of 0.a ra.all.pox: I *5fSJ?aJtgLJB5’dKl and. io thr Mad ylrew. an* m two Salaried 1 TZjrjrk**- - ^ COMMERCIAL. SPECIAL NOTICES. Libre lit Xncow Cotton Market. galb n^h are naarooft^a grail nib II U aawownccd by Me friends aa a eaadtdi.e lor Tax Collect.-r ol Bibb rocnJj. Election la January next. * He ia wtil qnallded for lbe office, and ia rreota- The aaler ■ mended beeanar of bW aniitneaa for many of the ofthedaynoebed farty baire. ia .maa lata, at price. ' otbae acet|aMrert lifc, of a severe ’•waobog to pad*- VTe [ .ouae *— 1 L w airre n qwofc aatddfcaf t« rtre: n-ddfcag at»to .T Now York Market. « rr*ax- ire.. AI a. jo—Tb. atorfc l hrkat opeaadl otd .; cfctarearaMg. Tb. xatd rearkac baa bara boaay voder tkatdtrtifl Iwxa aataa as Wedoredav;aod Ibta Maraiax by tfca Sot. SbswaSrsrsrtawaa* liaftia t aroreirt. to fro sea ora rr.. .-pre.r.* prec. .re |*o,f«e.arel 1 , In 1C>; aot a re—..re r It .Jit.-, re stick It. m.rkat el—d. CreJ. go. I U ■ . aad SreT per ererr .• r*od brr eorr,iar iu i>i Ui..- .a-.ere t.rn.. •-t tie tu it,, of e* ... n. t-d to tt.e ...a.ILagoereof »• ter ite rrerkst at entreat ra-. *. an : aeor- mpmhgloMjijioliawonH* part *f kaakiret* ra- peredTia eoaa.aoeaeaaf tfca balsa pranax to tairn MM re* hoadrol paaoda aoeh befcre tfc. oaoal waicbL ■infiMafoatMa. MPkata.. Tbe trarkea was daP, Hreodetatl.—Reeripte 3AX1X bfcla flawr.tgftMSbaabata ■beat, xnjua d* area. Ibffib do aMnlUM dorvatllMI da mail. And do larky. Slat* aad WeeUrn honrwar • were heavy, aad at ie taper far all bread.. Kaixxire fARD. ewonid reapevtfaliy lofonn tfcc citi- and aurroundins exmatry that be H. P. Rcmaa of Macon BEDDING A WELLS, where be will behappy to inhntlld'oirtl ditto nwt'jffirjfeAnaretto them they ran alwire gad a eboieextoek ofRunDy Grtreeriea, freeb Northern Butter, Coffrea, Cheese. Sngara, Potatoes, Oaion* and tU articles needed by ftmilre aad merchant* In the Grocery trade. Ottr Stock b alvaya choice. Give aa a cxlL I4m7«v. ( . t -,-. pc „.... • j Jaannry Election-Tax Collector. Tbcfrienda oi JAMES P. SIMS aatborixe the announcement of bis name a* a raltable candidate or Tex Collector of Bibb comity, cod invite the enfira^es of electors at the election to be held on the lad Wednesday In January, IMS. novll te* Nashville knowledge ol Bookkeeping, Faumanahlp, Commercial Calcula tions, Commercial, Law Partnership Settlement* sod Business Forma and Practice etc. Send for Col- phyaldsns Wonld bars U ba tray bps* to attend: ,«y,a-.l ■■■■ JmH kernel— and • WOuH need Iarg*4"pilaJ baa been bro«b*d ; red. Bofther* ahowld b*. aa a 1 3»BlbrN*rx' Cr aeatr-t and Me far No. 1. > poor of the eiiyt and the other al a • attend to this small pox pstieota. .jm will not ha taken op, aad bis I ha tha lighter of ths two. Onophy- I aot wall attend all, a. is vary ob- iftSs- «l«ofl.K-i \AU %ita ■a - T TJ. d. IF.ir, I »■•••* I' ■: MlM. Uri HwpIV hMvy TJTso. 1 hf-rrin? v-ootirmed r.rm mi r*.- o. 1, The rak* coroprifOvl a 300 • AP nv»lf raUly a* ti\r in a johlring •n<kffit rij4i*>n«. TJt« p*Iea include it<rwlialn«ltl?S. Crude ivcn- . Wc heard of no r*1~. M A nufffi**tnrc<l| ■mM in lote at fo C5 3J0 bbl# MtsraJ do poM Mt H 00. Cnola wa* in «femB»fl at 9343AS44, with |g|gg tff Q& hM*a Proriffiloo*—R«ccip<p. 13S W4* park. 22) da beef, 2Z Mwk^w rxtmMU. U7I da butter, 1^>J do d.f c • SWdoMrd. Pork wm* irr»gwl*r. op«o>t>g doll and ■■■■■■■laWi feTorTd pt. n»p t I KeUuarjr, »>lUr’f nUiop. UHMPmMRVM with ml#* of CyO bfaJ* « «mi4 UiyUkntmm* M lMfiP 1? for extra moo*. Hrt-nam* w*re dull *ad heavvJ Tha Ml** ware »m*!l *t tU, ratiue*!* war* qaict ud numimd. wiU* ralra of 200 parkagM at U&13c fir should dfsmd imifo for haw. Bacon wra nomiasl. Itoirl ■ilt—l wiwM,dDiisrdmrtdcdlylower. Thai Ucks*cs a’ \rM»' >. liutt«-r and chcvpcl snd UltIwJUt much In RHBo^re .. Jlta uotieei.14. eLore [won ft Made Olka inuarorada at tV.O. 14' ,'e, *«) ■Wa tfavaaa al llKWlTJr. aad SOO boxredo at He. flwflacd wa* »trad/ Mu inactive. *>»—The msrkot hra bran quiet. The only mica w« Iranicd of eml^xrc boltcl.ratd, inosllv green*, lint ■■Mw a few oolongs and souchonss -*01 ao Prirstc •nd nHy from tirat Iwada. trams* and mostly from tirai hands. TaUhaco—Bracipt*. 2uT MkU and l.foH package*. The m*rk*4 wa* doll, with *alra of »» Mi-U I>ni».ckr at from 9c to 1<c gold, and 1X0 caam sccaMenf al J Forriga and inannfectorad were withowt nntircaUe aalra. Price* were irregular. I Weal Th» n»*rket f onUnncs very mock dcprsMod. »isr ??£%?rirl2 done till afi*r Urn 1st of January, when lbe consumers must ba in tha market again for a fresh supply. Prices ■of fiaace are easier. California unchanged. Foreign buyers ham the advanC***, and price* are. If anythin*, lower. Male* atw.ut POJuO 1)m ilonrutk! fleoesi at CMS «Tc for New TorkHuiic. iVnnpylraui*. Indiana and Ohio, Whiskv—Raraipts.4 d tar literal offer*. Th* follow ing wers the quotation* for Sotithere Bank* Bond*, eta., on the 1st InsL: ’ somr CAKOLIXA. Let it todiaalaaid. realise of asmiaity, s hospital for easan of small p«x, who** wklta Slid colored patients rosy be kept separate. .."u 8 J*. Sow, aador fl.e Hreassstancss, what skowld ire dear t .mi/ Two physicians should ba .replayed at a sale, ry. Is give all wasted attention to pan per cases— awe s “city physician." with a salary of 83.MO.to attend all tbo lass salary, to ■la whole time will not ho Uksa up, aad bis sorvieoa wtH bo tho siefaa coaid vfowa. m _ _ This suggestion wo make as a matter of phi lanthropy, aad wo regard th# course suggested a* the Moat proper sod oeonomical, under the «f tha esse, end hope our city oiU act upon it without daisy, wWe! poreaivd they are inclinedtado. *M To* Saw Pours Onatsiranox.—In oar report of the proceeding, or Council yesterday morn ing. brief mention is msdr of th* reorganisation of tho police. We ar* glad to ago this move ■ads, aad trust It will b* fully carried out— •over*] Months ago ws suggested this matter t • the eld Council, aad proposed various plans for s thorough organisation of tho polices end among there the very eno that has asw been adopted. Tha mode proposed io this: Tho force will eon- siai of forty-lbar men and throe offirert—a cap tain and two lieutenants. Right men will bs on duty ia tbo first ward, four men in each of (be other wards and two In Ea<t Macon, who will remain on from 12 m., until 12 j». m., when the other twenty two will be jdacad IB. ’ { | » Jk Tl»e Lraasneat of the City Rail U to ba fittrd up aa a guard room—banka, m*lrc*se?, eta-, placed therein, for tha comfort end reet of the men coming off duty, that they may be re freshed tor the next -watch." Each policeman will ha assigned a "beet," which ba is not to leave—except called on to assist in making an arrest—oa pain of dismissal. Th* men will be changed .round—the same policeman not tramp ing the same best two conascatlxo days. •ga think this plan, when perfected, will Work admirably, and it is thought it can bo fully car ried oat by the next meeting of Us* Council. W* think, sleet that ear Councilman hav* baew peculiarly fortunate in their selection of the controlling officers of tho police force—*s Mr. lisa peon,Wry# and Avaat have heretofore shown Unas salvos So bs active end efficient in tbe dls. charge of doty. Under their guidance wc hop® t* ae* the polio* truly the guardians of th* city's paces sad r\*iet, and the protectors of Mr peo ple’s interests. t . nut, „r Georgia To tho Mayer heUhgsth* hoffifi of initialing , t „:„1 nsawn3jm*Kiifffiir*T..".." thi* xe8wm,okiy.oc«mded!v Aid-**.. Turpin,. v»’ T,'X'.*YrV B^k' 1 :i. e-w-t. 1.8C *••>* !i ‘'* ui»»iii«ii!'U* a|*|»ri‘V*l of lb* !.«..**»* Ki.ilroffid »nW lUnkin; « . .,p«ny Whole l-,.r.l. And a e know the wUI : yurjyp lb* M w»U d«>ua'' of fill g<ynl tilU^n*. %t» 1 KoUri Bank _ pUntara* H*nk.’.. A Hapot Arraim—That was . nice little ,f.! TimUer.Onuera’Urn* fair that came off et ElU* saloon on Wednesday .yawing, at which we were present. The Ocea nian was the retirement of a portion of the old Beard at Council, ale invited a few friends to join them ia a parting glare. At bad, aoeh waa our impression, but judge of ear rerprire *a arriving, to find two long ta ble* spread with all the delicacies of fish, flesh and fowl. Is which the assembled company pro- aoalad to do fall justice, and nought could be heard for .area lime bat the clallrr of knives and forks. But wilk Ik* rough edge off of appetite, and with the popping of corks, wit and senti ment ruled th* how*. .lF.iuiiij > mt. Beth, th* retiring and new boards, were appro priately toasted, which elicited happy responses, any retired well pleased with them- Loo A NY GENTLEMAN who wklics to the profitable business of Cotton-iH^^^H (other rear can cither bay or rent my plantation on Spring Creek, In Eoiiv county, containing 1450 acre*, about400 acres of open land, most of It freab; loll under good repair; new building*, Ac., the settled within the last three * Xrarhory * South Carolina * State of Mouth Carolina Farm*rT an»t Exchange Merchant»' Hank, Cheraw flVid .’.V.V.V.V.V.” .7.V.V.V.V ate*' Bank 3 - MuMIe Georgia and the compel re I re. and ell Taken individually or eollectirely—singly or by th* (roe. (Groce)—we pronounce troth boards a fiasset of gcntlenwm who will .L> honor to any peelltien in th', gilt of tlic pcopft. w L Fxrrtnwaxuxn A Co—W# cell the attention *f owr lady readers to th* advertisement of this firm. Thear immense atock of all' varleliee' of ladle*' goods, ia oOrred at low rates. Teeir Urge and eelect etorkefkid gloves ir one of tbo finest ia this market. And attracts th* attention of large' numbers ef these who ere in Want of tha article. Their stack ofcslice is lars and aeloct, aud offer ed et very low price*, rertiea in want of the dare of goods advertised by them, will doubtless tad H to their advantage to visit the new store of K. Feaehtsrapger A Co, on SocondJitrsd. ’. angular »oek, Maoon* C Jrav Rty*ivs*-*t the News Depot. Tri*ngui«r •lock, fresh dates of Wilkes'8pirit; Tarfi Field A Fermi BannerotLight: X. Y. Clipper; Crim inal Esitnagi Chimney Corner. Oar readers are reminded that on Triangle Block, at tk* Nears Pepoi^they can obtain, each day. tke latest end most important papers and magaaiaes of tke Union. They will find Mr. Patrirk at: -ntiye and obliging, aad over ready I* serve u..tu end supply their literary wants. A Tat K Citukx.—Ex-Alderman Sparks, who are-refsaed a re-election and retired with a portion 1 eg th* old Weed of th* City Council. b*« been X connected with the city government cither in hahe capacity *f Mayor or Alderman, for ovsr Pfvealr years. In his retirement. Ur. Sparks iAjrarrie* with him the coaaciousrcaa of having 4 faithfully d.-s.- kiv whole duly •> s citixen, snff iT^ei^rwilt accompany ' hi*f-JjtcnL'jxcii!—8cn*ic« i Icuml BcXiTcvif—Wheaton's Oiotmrnt will core tbe IM a a boats.' Also curt's nit rbeatr, nicer*, cbllirUiaa, aad slf eruption* of the skht. Price 50 cents. For sale treall druggLtts. By sending CO cents to Wxxxs A Pirmut, role agent*, 150 Wash ington street, Boston, Mas*., It wm be forwarded by mail, free pf poalage, to any pert of the United sept 117-fkii Important to Teachers! Bro-wiiwood Listitute. long and so avorablj knoin^ Jto^he jnbllc, now offered for oolc. Everytbln^ toniWiffd, tbero is not a more desirable school property in tbe Stale. With a small outlay for repairs, every thing wonld be in readiness for a firsbclass High School. Connected with it Is a fine Cabinet of grasas j s& seres Land, with a large Garden, OrcLsrd. Ac.— Those who expect to make teaching a profession, wonld do well to come and examine tbe property. For further Infonr.ationapply to _ J. F. AWTKRV, LaGrangc, Ga LaGrsngc. Dec. T1SK. dec lM-d’lm A Complete Turnout FOR SALE. a buggy animal. Also a light fine buggy, but little need, with fine taraess and everything necessary to make a fine turnout I wish to tell for no oth er reason than that having recently removed to the city, I have no use foy them. *—* “■ ooiLat This! very little place having been settled within the last th yean; healthy and good cotton-growing lands. J win also sell on the place all the stock, consist ing of Mules, Wagons, Plantation Tools, Ac. Also, Corn, Beed Potatoes, Sugar Cane, Cotton Seed, Hogs and Cattle. ., , I want oce half cash, the balance I will give one year's time on. Will sell a bargain In the whole If called upon before tlio 15tb of December. Call on S. 8. 8TAFFORD. Blakely, Ga., or J. C. McBUKNEY, Macon, Ga MHIfi^ReuU " UNIVERSITY OF VIRGINIA. T HE PRESENT Session of tlds Institute com- menced on tbe 2d of October, nnd will contin ue until the 4th of Jnly, next. . ,■ The organisation of the Faculty Is complete, and all the departmenta of Instruction, Academic, Law and Medical, are in iucce#«ful operation. 8tudcnts will bo ad mitted on and after the first of January, with an abatement of about 2f> p*r cent, of the charges of the ocsoUm. ' The whole College uaivt: NEW B08KS! NEW BOOKS! notice- J. H . BURKE & CO’S 1 JlklQu n. cJvIUUij itJiu KTBW STORE, Second Street, next to Baptist Church, Macon, Ha. C HRONICLES of the Schonherg-Cotta Family, Diary of Mrs. Kitty Trevylyan; The Cripple of Antioch, Martyrs of Spain; Two Vocations. Mary, Handmaid of the Lord. The aboTe are all by Mrs. Charles, * lady residing in the South of England, and an Author whose talent for nuking Religious history a charming and attractive subject, rather thxn dull and prosj, has seldom or never been surpassed. > ‘ • '• The “Cotta Family,” embracing the time of Luther aud the Reformation.. “Kitty Trevylyan," about the time ol the Wesleys, are peculiarly interesting to young ind old. Out in the World; Nothing but Money; What Came Afterwards. The Author of these three works, T. S. Arthur, though a prolific writer, is fir from being second rate in bis profession. * His new works equal bis earlier productions. St. Phillip, by the Author of Rutledge, f~" _ 5 * / j v. Hugh Worthington, by Mrs. Holmes, Author oUTempcst xud Sunshine, Jtc. History of Julius Caesar, by Napoleon III. Plain Talks on Familiar Subjects, hy Dr. J. G. Holland, better known as “Timothy Titcomb.” Old Helmet, by the Author of Wide Wide World. Public Sale of Stock, Crops, &c. .saiHaaoHSt—— , I will sell at public antcry on MONDAY, DECEMBER 18TH, At my Plantation 1 on Flint River, four miles South of Reynolds, on S. NV. R. R-, inv entire plantation outfit, consisting of Horses an«l Mules, Mares and Colts, Cattle, ! ^'i si.(f ^ S5Jl*JfX9 • ' i , ;■*'■; ""~Z . i mMB Sheep, Com, Fodder, Rice, Peas, Rye, Cotton Seed, Plantation and Blacksmith Tools, Wagons, Carriage aiid Bus*-, two-horse power Field : ' 'it ki. 11 : Threshers aud Fans, CottonviiD, Household and Kitchen Furniture, &e, &c^ &c. Sale to Continue from Day to Day until all is Sold. Persons from a distance can tind accommodation on,the place, or in the im mediate neighborhood. ' - . jfc" >A- «WMM w. TEmMCS CASH. CORN, CORN 5,000 SACKS CORN, IN STORE, AND FOR SALE WuA. HUFF ALi MEAL-1 <lcci3-<iit C. B. HOWARD. 500 SACKS FRESH WATER-GROUND MEAL, in store and ! t *1" by * W. A^HITF. . . * * ■ t A Large Supply of MISCELLANEOUS AND SUNDAY SCHOOL BOOKS. Initial Stamping for Envelopes and Paper, done to order. Dee. 10—tf. STORE IS AGAIN OPEN. NEW GOODS BBT THE OLD FIRM ! GOODS 50 PEE CENT LESS ITLOTTR, KJL.OTTR! 100 BARRELS FAMILY, FRESH ARRIVALS. New Grocery Store. new Jpirm;. D_ DALY &r BROTHER At Bryant’s Old Auction Room, Cherry St., Macon. HAVE just received a large lot of Sugat-Curcd Pig Hams, Breakfast Bacon, Stewart A, B, and O, Sugars, English Breakfast and Green Teas, Finest English Dairy Cheese, Prime Goshen Butter, Extra Family Flour, Fine Wines, /v . rnn • /'.a m/M • • , . , ^ Liquors and Cigars, and everything usually kept in a First Class FAMILY | I \ f I \V | I 1 \ r |’v ! I 111 ■ Vs GROCERY, too numerous to mention, at Wholesale and Retail. Uil JL K3 1 Uillu 1 * v'il ±V3 We are paying the highest price for Country Produce, such as Com, Meal, Cutter, Eggs, Bacon, Dried Fruit, etc., etc. decli -lm*-. 100 100 EXTRA, SUPEUFINE FLOUR, in 'Maeaad tor .v»le by "*■ W. A HUFF. »0C THEY HUB BKRY SOLD Vi MWOS. Sl\l!li THE WAR F. FEUCHTWANGER & CO., WOULD reapeetfallj Inform their old friends and coptomert, the citizens of Maeon and vicinity, that they have just returned from (he Eastern Markets with one of the LARGEST, FINEST AND CHEAPEST ■ . Stock of Dry Goods, Shawls and Cloaks, EVER BKOUGIITTO THIS MARKET, which they r.flerto their old trienda and customers, and the public at large at ' -i . • • -.,s -jr suSfi. *•* -It i ■ '*r’ l i Ji • ; GREATLY REDUCED PRICES. SUNDRIES. WOOLEN BLANKETS, v - - FAMILY SOAP, STAR CANDLES SOLE LEATHER, KIP LEATHER, - ' " HARNESS LEATHER, SMOKING TOBACCO, KILLICKINICK, ZABVONA, Vo. 3 *< i AND OTHER BRANDS. CHEWING TOBACCO, BOXES AND HALF BOXES, ETC., ETC., ETC. For sale by dcclO-Ct V. MITCHEL & SMITHS. XirBi. ui unuuiMy, null iau *r evut. of the cbsrgcs of senses for the remninder cf tbe oesolon, exclusive of Text-books, will be about $260 for the AcodemU*, $265 for the Law, and $3W I for the Medical student—of which sumc $190, $195 and $220, respectively, will be required on admis sion. a. warns: dcc!3-5t*Chairman of the Faculty. | lilUf] U KIM Qlf..., Having bought for cosh, under the last heavy decline of Goods, we can assure our customers tha ■fill { I .9. THE VERY" BEST CLASS Or GuODS. .-...v 1 I (■ 9 Cheaper than they can be Bought South of the Ohio CONSTITUTION-WJk.TEBi la without doubt the only known remedy for DIABETES. ■**'- . ^^ea£^r * , Iff / j fgr&ICK DUST DEPOSITS, - IRRITATION OF THE NECK or rax BLADDER. INFLAMMATION OF THE KIDNEYS, CATARRH OF THE BLADDER, SPlf DiDAa FEMALElRREGULARITIES. Certificates of cures from well-known persons from all parts of tbe country in circular, will be sent on addressing MORGAN M ALLEN, Agents, dccl3-3m f j No.4fi Cliff strcL-t, New York. — y M t- r^» CONSTITUTION LIFE SYRUP. COMPOSED OF €\ IODIDE OF. POTASSIUM, WITH THE COMPOUND CONCENTRATED FLUID EXTRACT OF VALUABLE MEDICINAL ROOTS AND HERBS. PREPARED BY tt% WILLIAM H, QREOC, M. D. Craduate of tho College of Phyaieiana and Surgeons, New York ; formally Autst* ant Physician In tha Blackwell’s Island HotpHtfiBtX DELAINES, sn.KS, ukloimb. oiNGnAMB^ mi and everything helongin to a first class ds Establishment. ukLu HOOP SKIRTS, ...i iwo i'r / •»:■ * Extensive Sale, OF Dry Goods, Bools, Shoes, Etc., BY FINDLAY & KENRICK, On Friday, Vecrmber 15, at 10 A, if. De Lalncs, Prints, - ' Flsnnela, , jS\i Doeskin Caasinierrs, Pants Stuffs, Boots and Shoer, Shirts, (Cotton, Merino and Wool,) Hoop Skirts, Hosiery, Buttons, Combs, (round, fine and tuck, Fk'VjV Shoe Thread, * .£*•-*- " " Note, Cap and Letter Paper. Together with almost every article usually kept in a Drj ...—«, rt re. The above will be Bold by iw. raekace and piece. City and country Dealers and Merchant* wm Rnd It to the! r Interest to attend this Sale. dcelO-tdst COTTON SHIPPED . THROUGH TO NEW YORK AT Thirteen Dollars Per Bale INCLUDING EXPENSES OF TRANSHIPMENT AT DARIEN. O UR Senior partner Mr. Ja*. B. Butts having oceu to new lork, has made arrancremcnts for a line of packets to ply between that city and Darien, so as tocnablo ns to receive Cotton on board onr Boxes and to give Bills of Lading through to New York. ^vSf4! 8 .°m,Y^ ceedc ^ * u yMug arrangements INSURANCE on Cotton shipped by our Boxes hum Macon and Landings below, through to New York at three per cent, premium. Wc superintend and build eur own Boxes, in tend personally to their loading, employ expe rienced hands to man them, competent and care ful pilots to take charge of them, and laving had thirty-five years experience in the business, ask for a continuance of the liberal patronage wo have so far received. Wo have thus far sent off eighteen Boxus, all of which have safely arrived. We have not lost a Box nor a bale of Cotton. dec7-2w BUTTS & BROTHER. CHRISTMAS HOLIDAYST T. W, FREEMAN, Has just received the Largest Assortment of FRENCH CANDIES, To be found in the city. 1,000 SACKS SEED OATS For sale by W. ApiT FF. BACON ! BACON ! mare* -near* TC P« PS -«<0 eon* •« >• ■««" P" W. .peddota *^ w»»» *»ti P“* ' a * miX “*91° jbooI ieMj.'tuoj pox laitpopjreHl AM HI* •P"’ \3re«a. eax ^'T P*i. an..p> ler»U» -V a.x.JL-vmA/ 1 lV P» t p, .. r,-a^—Tl.f ridd wealh/ "t the peat few 4.,. m.Ve fur. very desirable. There ialereared a.' .H cleare. of fur- • *« !-«- raelu- r . !ur . waierf.il rid*, bufl.io robes. * bU.Vec, sad ° f h * 4 ' ***** . -a. 1JM the advertisement r street, between 2d and Cota—Winter / WeJaeadae O eoldirb. Tbe jc3jr both, at a: tntxn u»r tot uaporled Havana, to tbe, t dogw»Uc brasda, for sale at wholesale 1 G. EnpOkc A Co., au*k or THX , Cherry it, Macon. SssrKXk.-' Durinc the »e«eu>n* of tbe Pres I. r- i General Anmblj in this city, divine mi* vk«a will be held eacfcjpve&mg in tba PmbjU- risM church. eoame«eiB| at ? o’eioek. r»nr«n#AW Toti-A lory —art—1 at V W. CL FigrUr14k Co. 8nv owOMfCSfe* , Macon, floe double coins* adveftMenicnt GUM DROPS, SHAUTERVE8, BURNT AL^IONDS, FIG DROPS, CREAM BONBONS. CREAM ALMONDS, , . i LOUNGES, MIXED CANDIES, PEARLS, ARAKAN DROPS, And all other rarteties of - 5« FRENCH AND PLAIN CANDIED, ) In plain anil ornamental boxes of ten to lands each. A large assortment of 8tlck TWENTY BOXES LE3IONS, JELLIES, PRESERVES and PICKLES, In great variety. WINES, LIQUORS AND BRANDIES, Laver Raisins, English Walnuts, Almonds, COCOA AND BRAZIL NUTS, HAVANA ORANGES Buckwheat Flour, Sugar, Cheese, Better, Sardines, Lobsters, Oysters and Mackerel. All Natural Fruits iu Cans, and an infinite varietv of other articles. A large stock of FIREWORKS will be re ceived to-morrow. dcclO-lw. Medical Notice 10,000 POUNDS CHOICE BACON SIDES For C S I r 0 H TA 10,000 NEW COMFORTS—OR BED QUILT SALT, SALTS 1000 BARRELS VIRGINIA SAI.< W. HUFF.