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Newspaper Page Textdjjt $)ailg Ctltgrap|. CITY COLUMN. New Airwtising lm4ex.. Plantation to Boot—Newton A La.ton. For Root—Kenton A Lew ton. NoUre legal adrertUemnU. Commission Mfrcbmt—M B Wharton. Auction—Findlay A Kenrick, 130 Reward—E Johnson. V?Iothing—J L Jonea. JFu»t received—Newton A Lawton. Salt—Oliver, Douglas A Co. To^ »*1«—Obhbedgn^ Caldwell A Co. il«—0 J Blakr. bb Saw Yoax KioUk, the balance of their ' winter drew goods wilf be at greatly price* to close oat the stock. Cell and «tee17-Zt<L ns New Bicirr FOE 1805.—“Bradley* Du- 'IpUr.—A wonderful Invention for ladies. Un- ■bly superior to all others, fail to reed the advertisement in Die Macon vfi t ontaining full pntacalon every Tuesday g. octll-5tw3ro. • :i ' !•»«*!» •uoa»k PS p*»» PS ueemieq ’jeer** lx -*eq3 no ere)* *iq je mjq •+* pas n’O T! 2aiop cuaj/ pedtloji eq ^oaasa jfoqtpaa'aauijfjx artgjo apooK kutqstajo; pas Suiiftopjtiaqt Xnq ujm. opr -jlinia sqx *eq»f pe/e-eao jo xsqdvtp qiaoxe -ljaata eqt duuj a^qsx—**mx *i xx»X Tstxos Aaocr Tows—In oar rambleayesterday wa saw much to praise and aomg little toH damn. Not with stand iug the dampish condition of the earth (tad air, many a fair pedestrienne be aeen ox our streets in their hunt of the latest novelties In feminine paraphernalia and iuqoeat of Cbriatioas presents for the juvenile*—-of which oar principal stores present an abnndant supply and tempting array. Those who cannot be pleased must be very fastidious indeed. W A few wagons were in from the country with feathered objects for tho sacrificial Christ mas knife; others, with a few bales of the staple, which seemed to afford oar solid men | attraction than aught else on the streets, though the bidding, for it was not Yery spirited—buyers and sellers seeming lo hitch a little on the price. Every one seems to be pleaded with the organ isation of the new police, and the benefit# of the plan will soon be apparent in increased good order on the streets, the abatement of nuiaancea ai d the lessening of crime. The lower portion «r basement room of the City Hall is being fitted np for the accommodation and comfort of the policemen coming off duty. The order for the disbandment of the negro troops on duty here seems te afford much satis faction to all classes. As a general thing, the conduct of these colored soldiers has been respectful and orderly; still, we must confess, that their presence as soldiers was anything but pleasant or agreeable to either Northerners or Southerners. With their mustering out, all will hail the dissipation of a dark cloud from our po litical horison. Quite a flutter hhs been created in niggerdom hereabouts, caused by the movements of the police in gathering up all the stray darkies and bresking up all camps established on the city Reserve. A large crowd of these vagrants were brought before the Mayor yesterday, who gave them thirty-six hours to find employment, and remove their temporary huts. It has come to our knowledge that negroa havo bought firearms from some of oar dealers, snd hare succeeded, also, in furnishing themselves with ammunition. Of course, there is no law to prevent this traffic, but in view of eventualities, this conduct is to be reprehended. We saw yes terday two colored boys in possession of floe, new double-barreled guns which they had thus pu chased. The talk is that tome portions of tho city are moot wretchedly lighted—especially College Hill. If the lamps ore ever lighted, the open condition of the frames causes the flame to be extinguished by the wind. It is even said the lamp in front of the Mayor’s residence has not l>een lighted in three mouths. Can the* unpaid city gss hills have anything to do with this ?— Who knows f It is thought by many that an order closing all places where liquor is retailed, should emanate from mililary headquarters, to continue of forco during the holidays, and that such nn order would materially aid in the suppression of law less n eel during that generally hilarious season. It would he illegal for the Mayor to close them, from the fact of their being licensed by the cityy at least sueh seems to be the opinion of many. It U further thought, and so expressed, that the thirty and odd thousand dollars owing the city would he very acceptable if deposited, soon in the hands of the Treasurer, and would enable that officer to pay off some of tho city employees —many of whom have received no pay in two months. ^ AT Tax New York Stoke, a fine lot of ladies, basques, sacques and circulars of the latest stylos and of superior quality has just been received, and are offerred for sale at very low rates, to suit all classes of purchasers. dccl7-3td. Assorted Cavmes.—An immense supply of assorted candies, just in time for the holidays. Ready allow rates for the wholesate trade of the city and country. A fine assortment and large supply of pickles, Scotch whisky, Schiedam schnapps, Ac., at A. P. G. Harris* store. dec 16 4id _ Bask Ball.—Game played Saturday, Dec. 16, by the Olympic Club : JL Conner, C~..~~.»..~....41 ,Gsatin, L F........... Collins, S S 3] Alton, P Bee, P. 3 iC Rogers, lit B..... Harris 1st, R |M Rhgers, C........... Masses burg. 2d B 3 Gresham. 2d B........ Fort. 3d B 1 F Rogers, 3d B Morris. L Y 1 McClelland. S S Umpire and 8corer—Roff. ' gainings 3 4 5 6 7 Total. 1st Side 3 3 16 7 0 2 2d Side. 4 16 6 7 4 3 The above well contested game was verj inter* eating. The lat had the advantage till nearly the close, when the 3d side, by good batting and sueceeeful running, favored somewhat by the waning ef day, overlapped and beat. The bat ting of M Rogers, Conner, Collins and C Roger?, was good; the pitching of Allen fine; Harris minded the 1st base well, and F Rogers the 3d. Collins, in the shorfstop, was good, and Gnstin (ended the left field finely. Bee was out of play with a sprained wist. Grysham did excellent* service. There will he a special game next Sat urday, and all are requested to attend, in order to make arrangements for a grand Christm; /. If, Boardxa.v ha* for talc, the most beauti- fal atoffehoice editions ofBulwcr’s Scott’s, and Cooper’s for holiday present*. Also juvenil^ hooka ef all kinds, including Abbott's historic* sa4fflbar<. From his large selection of elegant photopmph albums beautiful Christmas presents Jtori^Htode. decl6-5teod. )Mg^A. P. G. Hakris has received 70 bag- of okNto which wholesale and retail customers will desirable quality and at suitable prices. 4td AXE select Groceries.—We call the at- > af wholesale and retail dealers to the did stock of groceries just received A Lawton and advertised iu to- Their invoices of fine teas, coffee, ^best brands of wines, brandies, whisky offer at the lowest wholesale rales, and in purchasing that class of their line, will do well to cal! and ex » stock: Country merchant* especially veil to examine the large and extensive articles advertised and call on Newtc awton at their hue.’ness house, on Third i door to Hardeman A arks’ cotton **• Louie. Ha Matos's Cocnr.—The f flowingc a* disposed of: Rachel, an aged colored term:..no. was m a peck of trouble, and though not exactly mourn ing for her first born, seemed inconsolable at the lone of tome clothing the bid jlaee.1 in tho trail of i yoong colored Bra rad wife ter eete- Iwfiat nd Vn hM to ta* b**» attorafrom theiritorairila.BnspaclingiMirraplc of making away with her property, ike con cluded to get erra*7 taking piwutnof «ht of bed clothing belonging to them. She wit ought with the article*, the offence wu proven ca her. rad ebe na called on tor ■ contribution of fi and com*, or Ittrt to partake ol the city’i hospitality tor the third part of 1 month. Je» rad wife, tho parties accused of making way wUh Annt Rachel's dry goods, wera dis charged, (ho clurge not being proxon. Joseph and Chert, two negro boya, were east to the gaard honae tor ten day* on bread and water, for bring cracker, on the streets.’ Bill, one of the blackest derbies we hare teen la aeoon'i ago, started in tho Imn-mooger’s but- ioeee on Monday night, in a Hull way. With- Inga partner tc racist him in “taking stock," be porsnaded a more youthful colored disciple, Wool07, to go in with him. They were caught toting a large slab of iron, and were gobbled.up by tho police. Bill's object wu to sell the iron to a white man, who wanted it. The former wu let off on paying IS and coats, and the latter dis- The Orrt ds V>.tit a au-l Gem Pictures, for Photograph Album*, produced by J. A. Pugh, at his oi i reliable Gallery, Trian^til-r Block, excel anything yet produced in Macon. His well reputation is a sufficient guarantee that aTIvrtttbe pleated vbo’givekim a call. |l .4“ 11 Hat Danse, a waiter, of tke colored persuasion, who doss the agreeable in that capacity at Cop ley’s restaurant on Third street, it seems baa a sweet tooth in his head. He was picked upon Monday night by a couple of the police, with a rather suspicious looking bundle, dona up in bis apron, which, upon examination, was found to contain sugar. He stated he had bought it at Copley’s; but this was soon proven to be an un truth, and he was locked up. The emptying of the sugar bowls was proven on him, and the Mayor sweetened him high with a twenty day doeeof bread and water in the police jail* A whole psess of loitering and straggling ne groes, of both sexes, and every conceivable shade of color and size, were up, and warned to leave or get employment. The leader of the darkies was a strapping buck, whom we should dislike meeting after nightfall on a lonely road. He rejoiced in the name of Bill Whale, and seemed to be quite a big fish among his scaly confreres. * One of the policemen, for getting drunk and disorderly, was lockod up, and dismissed by the. Mayor yesterday from the police' force. We think fifteen days suspension would have cover ed the offense. ~AS-A. 8frixgkr has received a new stock of ladies* shawls, cloaks, nubias, sontags, Alexan der’s popular Parisian made kid gloves, calicos and delaines, which he offers for sale at the low est wholesale and retail rates in the market dee 17 3td P&-K. P. O. Harris has just received 20 hogs heads of New Orleans sugar, for sale at the low est rates in Macon. He has also 106 barrels as sorted sugars, at wholesale end retail price*, to all purchasers. dec 16 4td 8. Pxrses, A Ox, have silk cords, plain and of all colors. Tinsels, plain and colored worsted and alpaca braids and trimmings of all kinds, to meet the most fastidious, for Christmas time. dee 19 tf Citt Phtsiciaxs.—It was agreed by the Board of Aldermen last night to appoint physicians— eh for the four medical divisions of the city—at the following salaries: First division, (to inclnde EsstMaeon), $400 per annum ; sec ond, $600; third, $500; fourth, $500. This is for medical attendance alone—all medicines to be furnished by city druggist or druggists, to he hereafter appointed—and we trust to see tho names of onr best physicians in nomination at xt meeting of the Board. Want of space prevents farther &nnncnfon this and other im portant matters. S. PxtiER A J2q—*We call attention to the-large stock of oetirich plumes, and feathers all vai and colors; ribbon?, laces of all qualities a ions, all of which will be ?old at low •pries?, tho Christmas time, dec 19 tf. Good News.—Just rfcceivcd.nt the New York store. !«"' j.i a of pv.J fast colors madder print*, at 2J cents per yard. d eel 7-ltd. J&T- Notice L. t>..Strong A S..n’s advertise ment in the special column. dec 19 tf jrft-A. Sr-uiHonn has just received for sale, at vest ratea in tho market, a large assortment of blanket*, and all styles and qualities .of woolen good?. Corner of Triangular Block, Macon, doc 17 3td A Loxo Neglected MATTER.-—There is one thing that we think ou^merebants have too lor.g neglected, and that is tho numbering-wad letter ing of their business houses. As the thing now stands, in an advertisement of his goods, in loca ting his store, Mr. Smith has to stato that he can be found next door to Mr. Jones*—thereby bring ing tho latter before the public at the former’s expense. So this, if no other reason, should in duce oar merchants to attend to this very i - port an t matter. When the business bouses of a city arc plainly numbered, it is so eaay for strangers to find the merchant’s store they are in qneat of, for the purcha&e ofgoods. We trust our enterprising business men will take this advice and act on it accordingly. S. Parses A Co. have a large stock of Irish poplins, dress goods, merrino?, all wool delain’es, shepherd’s plaids, at the lowest rates, suitable for he holidays. dee!9-tf. pTJoat received at the News Depot, Triangu- .V lar Block—Chamber’s Journal for November: Banner of Light, Criminal Zeitung; Wilkes'Spir it! Irish American Turf, Field and Farm, and many others. % dec 20 It S. Pi.vser. A Co.—Carpets of all kinds, rugs, mattings, oil cloths, window shades and carpet bindings very low. decl9-tfi Great Ixdocxxexts are offered to planters in Newton A Lawton's advertisements, in to-day's paper, of plantations t> rent. To the advertise ment headed Extraordinary Inducements, wo call special attention. Onr readers will discover the reason, by carefully calculating the propositions Announced therein. For farther particulars call at Newton «fc Lawton's wholesale and retail gro cery store, on Third street, next door to Harde man A Spark’s cotton warehouse. dec 20 if# a Parses A Ca, have a large stock of buttons, the qualities and styles of which cannot be sur passed in the city, which they will sell at very ow figures. dec 19 tf a Pktser A Co.—Go and get some of those splendid hoop skirts, Bradley’s duplex elliptic, superior to all other*. They have also a fine stock of single and doable trail skirts. deel9-tf. The Colored Taoors.—We have good authori ty for stating that an order has been received here for the mastering out of the colored troops in this portion of the Department of Georgia, and that the only delay in the immediate en forcement arises from the non-arrival of the nec essary papers. We trust it will be carried out as h—i aa passible, and we know our people-will all say, amen ! S. Petskr A Co., have a large stock of silk vel vet and cloth cloaks of the finest qualities,which ^hey wiU^ell at extraordinary low prices, for the ChrUtmas Liu >. , dec 19 t£ Ti»e WrathTTax [considerably jttflderated since our last, and. for the dr>* time since Satur day, the sun and stars were visible. Last night was rery foggr.^ LATEST BY TELEGRAPH. Di^PATCUES TO THE ASSOCIATED PRESS. k Bro., hirin&purehlMd for crab, ■ Urge tkogk of Poplins, Empress cloths, elpeets, delaines, tickiaga rad other standard goods, daring too late largo'declins in thc'pricos of good* in Jew York, off.r the same at very low rates, at the New York Store, on Second street, Triangular Block, Macon. dee 19 "t Ton Police.—Thi* thoroughly organised and efficient body, coder command of Copt. James Simpson, will go on daty to-night Wo shall hare something farther to ray in regard to them in ear next FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL. Macon Cotton Market. Omre or na Macov Daily Telbobapi Tuesday Evening, Dec. 19,1965. Cs/tto*.—The market opened firm to-day, wkh ad vanced views on the part of acUcrs, but without result ing in the . _ 1 ton. The sales of the day footed up about CO bales, at prices ranging from 30 to 38 cents—the latter for strict middling. Liverpool dates.to the 8th inaf were received yesterday—quoting the market unchanged—but if gen erally known, produced no effect on transactions here, both buyers and sellers seeming determined to hold their own, mod await farther developments. The New York market of the 19U> was quoted dull, with small aales, at 49 to 50 cents. Savannah Market. - Sava**ao, Dec. 1C.—The dry chnoaed. Darina the week a ] from interior buyers. The stock offered by our mer chant? is quite large, and was carefully selected to meet the want? of the Southern trade. We quote print * at 3ft to 39)4 cent? per yard: unbleached shirting, 4-4,33 to 28 cent? per yard; bleached shirting, 34 to 35 cents per yard. (■corgis manufactured goods are dull and very much neglected. There is no change in prices. We quote yams at IS *5 to 3 50 per bunch; Georgia shirting, 83 to 38c per yard. * Cloths are in very good demand, and prices are much firmer in consequence of an advancing tendency in the Northern market?. Casaimeres are selling at 63 to S3 per vard; Jeans, tie to $1 per yard. The money market la quite easy tho present week. Gold i* in moderate request. Brokers are paying 144 to 145, and selling at 146 to 148& Sil ver continues very scarce; the rate* by brokers are for purchase 126, selling at 137. Coupons of tho city are at par. Central Railroad old issue of bank note* arc hefd at 93c. Marine Rank notes have greatly ad vanced, and wo quote at 80c. Time bills continue neg lected, und very few transactions are made. The de mand for foreign exchange is moderate. Columbus Market. . 'Lexers. Dei soiling at 142. New York exchange selling by brokers at par. Georgia Railroad Banking Company 93c, Marine Bank 75c, I'niou Bank (Augusta) 13c, jjanlc State of Georgia 27c, Central R. R. vSe, Bank of -Mobile, 75c, Bank of Montgomery 95c, Central Bank of Alabama 40c, Eastern Bank of Alabama &5c, Bank of Columbus 15c, Median- ies’ Bank 12c, Bauk of Fulton 86c. Manufacturers’ Bank of Macon Mr. Bank of Middle Goorde 72c, Bank ot Charleston 3*\ Bank of Savannah, 50c. Demand for bank note? rood. Dni -Good*—Vie quote the following as the retail prices; linens att5cQ6i M>: ladies’ hose, 35c£$6l; half Jio«.e, 23c&$ 1; caiicoes, 35@40c; bleached homespun, 45‘£S0c; brown sheetings and shirtings, 40^53c; de laines, 45c<&$!; spool thread, $1 to per dozen. Cotton—'there was n tetter feeling evident in the mar ket yesterday. A few bales were sold; middlings brought 26c, higher grades 38@39c. Throughout the week pro- viout-ly the market luul l*ccn very dull, middling barely averaging 25 cent*. - WBCKLY STATXXKlT OF COtCXBCS COTTOS MARKET. Stock on hand Sept. 1, U*3 (t»ales) 5.004 Received this week 1.574 *♦ previously 14.611 10,413 Total mnouut received 21,419 Shipped past week 911 - previously A997 Total amount shipped ■—-- Total stock on hand Dovtcetif*—Osnaburss, retail, 85c; wholesale, 30c» yarns, S3 75g5 per bundle; sheetings and shirtings, (Macon) 45c. . Countm Pmditee—Corn and meal, from wagons, $15J; from store?, $175. Beef, 9£12%c; chickens, 35c; eggs. 40j; butter, 45c; folder, $125 per ewt; sweet potatoes, 75c per bushel; pork. 12}j@15c; cow peas, $150 per bushel; seed oats, 6135; rye, $150- WaOLKSALS MARKET. |Boren—!»•. Heavy stock. I fitojK/biy— India, 35c. * Bran-ly—Domestic, $4; imported, $10# 15. Chterc—English dairy, 25c; western. 3Jc. Candle*—Hperm, 4>e per pound; stir and adamantine, u 40c; Java, 50c , Orleans, $1 BO. . Unekcrtl—No. 1. kit* $3. lislf bid* $13, bbU $30; No. 9, kit* $4 20. half this $13, Uals $84: Ko. 3, kif. $4. half bbls $12. this $32. ^ OsioiM—$6 per bbl. Jrieh l\>talo<*—$C per bbl. J?fro—Little in market. ' Ifnp-y—Machine made, 25c. Liverpool, ft. A H ap—French family, Tte per lo. . fioht—Boxes 04 ** package*) »>c; kegs, ICc per lb. •SVenc-Brown, X9^2Sc; crushed an«l. powdered, 30c per lb. . Tot-arm-75e^$l 50 qt 9*. Haepor—$16 61 l»bt. Wheat—$3 25*^p bushel. .. . _ IJ Ahtf—Rjo. $7; chi Bourbon, $1&—i extra fine, • HisTv-^Tort, $150; sherry,$7 50; claret, $0 per box; champagne, pint*. $22^36 per doaen. Wan-toi Ware—Hucketk, painted, X and 3 hoop?, $5 60 d-— per doaen; tubs, painted, $-#7 50 per nest; brooms, $—f/5 per dozen; washboards, zinc, $S per dozen. Montgomery Market* Mostooxxbt, Dec. 15.—Cb‘tom—There was great ac tivity in the market yesterday, owing to the news of the heavy advance in Liverpool- It opened at 38c, but to ward evening there was but little disposition to sell nn- dcr 43c. Mobile Market Moans; Dfelfc—Cbttm-Sales to-day 500 bales; mid dlings, 47e. Sales tor the week 5^)00. Receipts for the week 10AXD. Exports for tho weel? 17^16. Stock on hand 794)00. Gold 40650 -- List of Consignees per Southwestern Rail road, Dee. 19th, 1865: Shackelford A WU Collins »t Foster, H P Redding, Wm Doody, Har deman & Sparks, Harris A Ross, Rogers A Brofita -V Ayres. J Pickett, n C Caffey, W S Moughon, Winship A Co. W A Hoff, A H Wyche. Wheeler A Wilbur, TW.Truman, W M Dense, J F Greer, D Valentino, McCallie& Jonei, H B Troutman, Jaa. 8eymour, Act M A W 3 R, J W O’Conner, C J Malone, M S Thompson. dev20-lt SPECIAL NOTICES. Xffi-The place to -bur Tot.,. Candies, Fire Cracktr*„ end Popper,. Ac., &e., is at lha Xotki.ty Stoke, No. II, Cotton Arenue, a ferr doors aborc Mix k Kirtland’s. HOOTS nml SHOES. - L. r. Stcoxa i So,, Second «tre,t, next door te.Zcilin end Co’S drugstore, here now in store, an dare- receiving regdiarlr, one of the largest and moat extensi/a assortments of select boots and shoe in tfac South. Merchants from the country will find it'to their interest to examine their stock, which com prises mil the latest varieties end «ty lea of boots end shoes, for men's, ladies’ and children’s wear, at wholesale and retail price,, that will be satis factory Is crery purchases. deelC tf ST The friends of FRANK M. HEATH an nounce him as a candidate for Tax Collector of Bibb County. The lose of an arm in the war bra unfitted him for many kinds of employment, and as be is known to be well qnailfied in eTery respect for the office of Tax Collector, it la hoped and ho llered that the people of the county wilt generally support him decl9-tde a Seth II. Gates tor Tax Collector. The name of this centlennm is announced by his friends as s candidate for Tax Collector ol Bibb county. Election la January next. He is well qualified for the office, and Is recom mended because of his unfitness for many of the other occupations of Bfe, on account of a severe wound received in battle. deeT-te Hast Fbieeds. A CARD. II. P. RiDDEfswbnld respectfully inform thedti- zens of Macon and surrounding country that he has opeaed a aew grocety store on 3d street, oppo site the Express office, under the firm name of BEDDING A WELLS, where he will be happy to meet fils old friends and patrons, forfie can assure them they can always find a choice stock of Family Groceries, freah Northern Butter, Coffees, Cheese, Sugars, Potatoes, Onions and all articles needed by fiuniijJ and merchants in the Grocery trade. Onr attack is sdwjiri choice; Give ns a call. ***** HSrx - CONGRESSIONAL NEWS. - IVA-niNGTON, Dec. IS. The Seetkem States officially declares the constitutional amendment, which 1ms been ratified by three-fourths of the States voting, to all intents and purposes, as part ot the con stitution of tho United States. The House went into committee on the message. Stevens made a speech, the point of which was to give to the blacks the rights claimed by the Declaration of Independence, and place the Sooth in a territorial condition, with a view to their subsequent admission as free States. Senator Wilson offered a resolution pro viding for the appointment of an examining board to relieve officers of the regular army who have not rendered martial service in the late war, and to fill their places by appoint ments from the veteran reserves and volun teer forces. A resolution was offered that Congress lis ten, on the 12th February, to an address from Hon. E. 31. Stanton, on the life and character of the late President Lincoln; that the Pres ident, cabinet, foreign ministers, and officers of the army and navy who received thanks of Congress, be invited to attend. House Credential*.—Jas. W. Johnston, mem ber elect from the Sd district of Alabama, presented his credentials, which were referred to the committee-on reconstruction. Mr. Price, of Iowa, offered preamble which says: “As an attempt may come, in some shape, to repudiate the national and assume the rebel debt, therefore, Hetoleed, No representation from a (south ern) State shall Ire admitted until an amend ment is made to its constitution precluding such result Referred to committee on reconstruction. 3Ir. 3Ioulton offered a resolution, calling upon the President to inform the Honse why Mr. Davis had not been tried for treason. A resolution was passed, declaring that the test oath will not be dispensed with. MARKET REPORTS. New York, Dec. 18. Cotton dull. Sales 1,400 bales at 4!) to 50 cents. Gold 40 1-4. LATER FROM EUROPE. ARRIVAL OF THE CUBA. COTTON ADVANCED. THE KING OF BELGIUM DEAD. Halifax, Dec. Iff.—The steamship Cuba has arrived with European dates to the 10th instant. Markets. The sales of in Liverpool for the week ending on the Sth, amounted to 00,000 (? Eon.) bales, of which 0,000 were taken on speculation and for export. Middling Or leans quoted at 21 1-3 d. The market ad vanced 1-4 d. a 1-2 cL, on the week's opera- tioas, and closing quiet. Sates on Friday 7,000 bales, the maket closing quiet and steady. Sales on Saturday 5,000 bales. Provisions and breadstuffs quiet. Consols were quoted at 87 1-2 a 87 5-8.— Five-twenties at G3 1-4 a C4. General Nows. • The King of Belgium iB dead. At the American banquet in Paris on Thanksgiving day, Minister Biglow expressed very pacific sentiments. Gen. Schofield pro posed to ask that tho friendship between France and the United States slionld not Ire interrupted. V The Shenandoah put back on the 8th inst. on account of a ljcavy'gajc. O’Leary,'tfcff'Fcnian,liasbcen foifcd guilty and sentenced to twenty years’ rerwhde. Postpoacd. ti» U NDERWRITERS sale of “STEAMER COM ET” ]»oftc;>om-<l until FRIDAY, ilitflh inst.* 11 O’clock, a. m. t at which time she will be soldi (:ls she l-.vs) in front ofour -tore* f.r the i- m-fit ot ihc Underwriters. FiNDLAY A KENRICK, Triangular Block, 3d Street, Macon, Ga. The S4 bales COTTON will be Bold THIS DAY, as previously advertised. dcc30.ejBtds Christmas Festivities. GREAT ATTRACTION. Pun and Presents for the Young Polks, On Friday Night, at the City Hall, T HE festivit ies of the Chribtmas* Tree will ec- cur, commencing at 7 o’clock. Every article will be labelled, and each visitor or spectator, will be entitled to tbe article bearing a number corresponding with that on his or her ticket of admission. Tickets may be bought at the Book Stores and Hotels, and any one may boy as many tickets .they choose. Articles not claimed Friday night, may be called for next day; butiLnot called lor by 11 o’clock, they will be considered as donated to the Orphan School, and auctioned off, and the proceeds tamed over to the Orphan fund. The object of this festivity U to raise money for the benefit or tub Okphas School of the Citt, which is supported by gratuitous contributions. And money or articles to aid the project will be gratefully received, and may be sent to Mrs. Hughes, on Poplar street, until Friday, when they should he 6cnt to the Citt Hall. The aid and contributions of the benevolent and charitable, arc earnestly solicited. BKV.J.W. BURKE, 1 MBS. HUGHES, | , . MRS. POWERS, L MRS. JOSSEY, - Managers. MRS. BOYKIN, ^ REV. M. B. WHARTON J. H. JOSSEY daclMft* I.adic-* i n 11 r- : * • .1 a,;I ; . '1 Mr-. Hughes* on Thursday, to assist in labelling the ar- IW.J -First National Bank. Treasury Department, Office of Comptroller op the Curbexct, ) Washington*, Dec. 9th, 18G5. ) W hereas. By satis factory evidence presented to the undersigned, it has been made lo appear that *'Thc First National Dank ef Macon," in the City of Macon, in the County of Bibb and State of Geor gia, ha3 been duly organized under and according to the requirements of the Act of Congress, entit led, “An Act to provide a National Currency se cured by a pledge of United States Bonds, and to provide for the circulation and redemption there of” ; approved June 3d, 1SG4, end has complied with all the provisions of said Act, required to be complied with before commencing the business of Banking under said AcL - Now therefore, I, FREEMAN CLARK, Comp troller of the Currency, do hereby certify, that “TAe First National Bank ef Macon” in the City of Macon, in the County of Bibb and State of Geor gia, is authorized to commence the business of Banking under the Act aforesaid. —— In testimony whereof, witness my hand w IBiikaflad NEWTON & LAWTON EXTRAORDINARY INDUCEMENTS. * Plantation for Rent, Just Received from Hew fork, 10 Cases Sardines, different 'sizes, 50 Cases Cove Oysters, 1 and 2 lb Cans, 5 Cases French Mustard, 20 Bbls Bay Mackerel, 60 Kits No. 1 Mackerel, 50 Boxes Scotch nerring, 10 Kegs Dutch Herring, 25 Bbls Soar Krout, 50 Boxes Sperm and Adamantine Candles, 75 Boxes assorted Cheese, 5 half Chests Young Hyson and Oolong Tea 2 half Chests English Breakfast Tea, 10 Bbl White Fish. ALSO A FINE LOT OF WINES AND LIQUORS, CONSISTING!} F Heidsick and Other Brands of Oliampasigne. * OTARD BRANDY, HOLLAND GIN, GINGER BRAHDY, GINGER WINE, GINGER SCHNAPPS, SCHIEDAM SCHNAPPS, CLARET WINE, LONDON PORTER, COGNAC BRANDY, 1,250 .A.cres. I I A A ACRES cleared land, which will pro- ■«JLUU duce Five Hundred Bates of Cot ton with ordinary cultivation. There will also be sold to tho party who renta the place: 30 First-claw Mules, ♦ .. 5,000 bushels Corn, 4,000 “ Cotton 8ccd, >1 Marcs and Colt?, 50 head Cattle, 21 44 Sheep, 20 Milch Cows, 235 head Hogs, 100 of which are ready for killing. 35,000 lbs. Fodder, 1,000 lbs. Iron, »r 38 acres Sugar Cane, which will produce 125 barrels of cane syrup, 3 Iron Sugar Mills, and 0 Boilers, Iran Gin and Gin Belting, Plantation Tools, Ploughs, Axes, Hoes, Plough 8t0d0t_ m Four WjpoMLvrj 900 bushels Sweet Potatoes, and 1000 “ Ground Peas in the ground, from which at least 1500 dollars can be realized, will bo given to the renter. The above described stock will be sold to the lessee at such low rates, that the sale of the half of it will pay the rent of ths farm and the whole aim JJ, of tnc purchase oi tho stock. ^■^Hntation is situated five miles from Albany, I» “rtv county, on Newton Road; has a good l* /UiawHonse, with »ix rooms, vegetable garden, gotKstables, houses enough for workers ou plan- tatfob. The plantation is complcto in every re spect, and lias about 100 freedmen on it, who will probably be willing to remain and work it. For price and further particulars apply to E. G, WILLINGHAM, ox the plantation, or NEWTON * LAWTON, Third st.. Macon, Ga., next door to Hardeman A Sparks* Warehouse.dec20-tJanl Look to the Interest of Your Families, v 1qi . AND DON’T DELAY. National Lite AND TRAVELERS' INSURANCE CO., Of jESTew York, NSURES against death by accident. Also guar antees a weekly compensation from any injury FOR A YERY SMALL COMPENSATION, Persons may insure against accident or death, one or both, as ho may desire. Every man who travels or lays himself liable to any accident, and in view of their daily occurrence, ought to take out a policy to cover both death aud weekly compensation to help his wants. If disa bled. Tho Agent is prepared to issue Policies at once. Please call and get a Policy for one, three, six or twelve mouths, aud pamphlet* for information. E. C. GRANNISS, Agent, <jecl6-3t* Macon. Ga. FOB BENT. A No. 1 Plantation, m BAKER COUNTY, GA., ILES Iron containing | iy MILES from Albany, on (lie Newton road. FRENCH BRANDY. BOUR130N WlHflKY, , ETC., ETC., ETC. ». We are determined to sell as cheap as tlic cheapest Wholesale House in this city, and ■would respectfully suggest that persons de siring anything in our line would do welll by giving us a call. decl6-Gt ■ NEWTON & LAWTON. Eight Hundred^Acres. seven hundred and fifty (750) cleared and enclosed, There Is on the place n good dwelling house, gin house and screw, with nil the necessary out-bulid- iirrs for a plantation. Will produce two hundred and fifty bales of Cot ton: For farther particulars apply to NEWTON & LAWTON, Next door to Hardeman A 8parks* Warehouse. Atlanta New Era and Nashville Banner copy until Jan. 1st, and send bill to N. A L. for collection, dec 20-tjanl Notice. f^\ EORGIA, Jones Cottrit.—Sixty days after \JT date application will be made to tbe Court of Ordinary, of Jones county, Ga., for leave to sell all tbe real estate of A. H. Bowen, deceased, now lying in ths Stale of Mississippi, either privately or publicly, for the benefit of heirs and creditors of said deceased. All persona, interested will hereby take notice accordingly. This December 8th, 1865. THOMAS O. BOWEN, dec20-law60d x . Executor. M. B. WHARTON, Wholesale and Retail LUMBER Commission Merchant, ARCn STREET, Salt, Salt, Salt, Seilt. Nails, Nails. ^Nails. Bacon, Bacon, Fiacon, Bacon. In 8tore and lor sale by OLTVEU, DOUGLAS * CO. J O R SALE. Old Georgia C per cent Bonds, Muscogee Railroad Stock. Georgia “ “ Lanier House “ Macau aad Brunswick Railroad Stock. by CUBBEDGE, CALDWELL Jt CO. J dec20—2t* Bankers and Broke rs- EXECUTOR’S SALE. \AT ILL be sold at the late residence of Da VV Howard, on Saturday, December 30th, a* Monroe county, twelve ndha above Macon, i 6*e property of said estate, conuisting of Horses,Alul ' Cattle, Milch Oows, of the very beat quality, o yoke of Oxen and Wagon, Farming Tools, Hoj and Household and Kitchen Furniture. ALso, on 40 Saw Gin, Wheat Fan, and a lot of Cotton Seed. WM. JOHNSON, Executor. Manroc Co., Dec. 20—Std NEW YEAR’S SUPPER! FOR THE BENEFIT OF THE POOR OF MACON. To take place at tbe O I T Y HALL Monday Night, January lat. H AVING ARRANGED an excellent Lumber Yard, I am prepared to receive, store and sell all lumber consigned to me, charging only a — sonable commission. Parties at a Distance Having Lumber to dispose of, will find it greatly to tbcir interest to ship to me, ns I Sell only on Commission, and no other establishment of the kind in Macon docs this. Parties in the City Should send their orders to me, as they can there by get lumber at millers’ prices, both freight and commission added. I am Prepared to Advance Money on all ^Freights. kw- Leave vour orders at tho Furniture Ware house of FEARS WHARTON AGO., onlCherry Sleet. M. B. WHARTON. AUCTION BY FINDLAY & KENRICK, This day at 10 if dock, A. M. First Class Dry-Goods, Boots, Shoes etc., ete. Trints, Balmoral Skirts, Bleached Shcctiogs, Delaines, Red Flannels, White Flannels, Opera Flannels, Hosiery, Linnen Bosom Shirts Merino Undershirts, Fancy Cassimeres, Coats, Pants, Vests, Combs, Pins, Hoop-skirts, Fancy Soaps, Envelopes Writing P*p«r, Steel Pens, etc., etc. Mens’ and Boys’ Boots and Shoes, Ladies’ Children’s and Misses’ Shoes. FURNITURE! Bureaus, Washfttauds, (Marble Top) What-Not I/Hinge*, Couches, Mattraaeas, Table*, etc., etc ALso, ONE SACK OF BLACK PEPPER. Al?o, S4 BALES OF COTTON, In the hold of the Steamer Conict, aa ehe now lays. decaO-lt $30 REWARD. SUNDRIES. T7AMILY Flour of Choice quality i»v barrels Jj Rio and old Java Coffee, Fine Green aud Black Tea, Superior Cuba Cano Syrup, by tbe Bbl, Old Cognac Brandy on dranglit er in Care*, Old Bourbon Whisky In Coses, Schiedam Schnapps, qta and pints. Star Caudles, Soap and Starch, Rope, Bagging and Tw ine, Irish Potatoes, Peach-blow, Powder, Shot and Cap?, Tobacco, fine and medium. Salt, Rice and Iron, Pepper, Spice, Nutmegs and Indigo, Letter Paper and Envelopes, etc. etc. ALSO Leading articles of Dry Goods ami Domestic*, comprising Prints, Bleached Sheeting*, Flannel*, Pantaloon Stufls, Osnaburgs etc. etc. Which wo offer for sale at market prices. declO-lmt BOWDRE ANDERSON. UNIVERSITY OF VIRGINIA. T " HE PRESENT Session of this Institute com- menced on the 2d of October, and will contin ue until the 4th oi July, next The organization of the Faculty Is complete, and all the departments oflnstruction, Academic, Law and Medical, are In successful operation. Students will be ad mitted on and after the first of January, with an abatement of about 25 per cent, of tbe charge* of the session. The whole College expenses for the remainder of the session, exclusive of Text-hooks, will be about $380 lor the Academic, $285 for the Law, aud $290 for the Medical student—of which sum* $190, $193 and $230, respectively, will be required on admis sion. S. MAUPIN, dec!3-5t* Chairman of the Faculty. WHOLESALE MILLINERY GOODS Wholesale Cloak Manufactory. LOUISVILLE, KENTUCKY. ■VTTE are pleased to eay to oar friends south of VV tho Ohio, that Vo have one of the largest and best assorted stocks of Millinery Goods This side of New York. Wc employ over one hundred and fifty girls In onr Cloak Factory,- And wc arc confident that our styles and prices will compare favorably with any bou»c in Amcrlra. Respectfully, nov 17-tjl QTISaCO/ Important to Cotton Shipper.*. T HE Cotton Warehouse located in this place immediately on the river, and at the tcrminn« of the Southwestern Railroad, and convenient to said road, can shelter all cotton that mav be ship ped from Macon and other points on Mu* South western Railroad via Apalachicola to New York.— We will receive all cotton consigned to us. at the railroad depot, dray it, and put it aboard of the boats at one dollar per bale. _ ^ . '■ . Cotton, shippers upon investigation, will find this route the cheapest and roost expedioua of any other route to New York from Macon. We re spectfully solicit order* for the purchase of cotton. Our long experience in that line will enable us to make purchases to the best advantage to those who favor us with their orders. We have cow in operation a new Iron Screw Pl * >t ' O Z 1 R. G. MORRIS * CO., Georgetown. References— Ross & Seymour, J. w. Fears, Virgil Powers, Esq., all agent* on S. W. U. R. &ug9-5m The Place to Buy Tobacco V* i» at J. N. Seymour’s Store, Cherry st. X keeps all grades, and his prices insure the . aale. Cull and you will find that you can be suited In price and quality. dec 16-10t The Latest Arrival. A T Turpin & Hurtz’s stock of Overcoat?, Bus Also, the latest styles of Fr and Dre**8ujta. ^h, English -and American Cassimere' together with a fine assort ment of Gents Furnishing Goods, which we offer for *ale to our fri<*odft etui patrons, and to the public in genera!, at the low^t price?, editable to everybody’s mean*. C4*iue auJ look Ifwedonotbuit you, no charge will be made for showing the Boat and Ch.apart the Market can Afford, Clothing made to order ou short notice by Mom* Rwatoe from Paris. TURPIN A HURT/.. L Triangular Bloek. seo. m."irwm. \f 1 *• w- hcp.xz S TOLEN from my stable on Saturday night, 17th in?L, in Crawford county, a medium size Bay Horse a»*wt.?ix yeuw old; the only mark i* a small sink on the right of the throat about the size of the end or a man’s thumb ; shod in front—corked heels—not shod behind when stolen. I will pay $30 00 to any-°u» returning ttie^horae^o^^ fCrawford Co., Ga. •flec20—It T BE LADIES of Macon a»e earnestly requested to make generous contributions for this ob ject, and to send provisions of all kinds already , cooked, to the City Hall, very early Mocda\ rnom- and seal of office, this ninth day Decern-1 lnt\ January 1st. ter. XBKx /' Merchants who have it in their power, are po- FcEEMAN CLARK, Comptroller. litely requested to contribute such things aa they | cL cU‘—00d* may think will be needed. | The funds raised will be tamed over to lh e ;tr d CLOTHING IND FURNISHING O O O D 8 , — x: JONES * C*., raein recri^t piuv .f T7TDQT WaTTOWAT RaWV I ICktoc Ot the BDvcikl benefit or the city poor; ar A ,1501 llAiiUll 41 Li HAu O. , it L ; hopcd’Jie entertainment will be liberally p: ' Of Macon, Dec. ^Oth, 18C5. ronized. MRg y. TOWERS,) D eposits received, mrs. jossey, -M.ixir.EKs_ _/■ COLLECTIONS MADE. MRS. BOYKIN. J Exchange on New York, Bonght and Sold. rh. 10* it. , V. ^ J ) . Itbeir'stoek. which lt tlje lowc»| j n , prices. Their Stock of BOYS CLOTH I NGUtt^plcte,compri*»»«rayrtMn^«;»w General Confoakm. TOE LARGEST EOT OF FIREWORKS. EVER cS-STERED *'OK SALE IN MACON X. A. MEGRATH, L C PLANT, President. W. W. WRIGLEY, Cashier. SHORTEST, Cheapest aad Quickest Route TO SBV YOKX and BA1TIMOEE, ^ By the Great m Virginia .and Tennessee Line. Through Receipts,gfaen by the Agents of the SOUTHERN TRANSPORTATION COMPANY JstrfMACON to BALTIMORE 113,25; rad NEW YORK 113,50 per bale ou Cotton. Rate or Inanrence cheaper than any other rotor. All packages should be stamped S T Co to tor-il tUto transportation. THURSTON K. BLOOM, ■- Agent, Macon, Georgia. -.Hto-*. Y. G. RUST, nov21-3m "V- Agent, Albany,Georgia. t Notice. I HEREBY appoint Mr. A. SPRINGER, or thto city, my lawful attorney, to collect al. claim, 4p? me, and reqaest all those indebted to me br account or note, to come forward and settle up without delay. On tbe flrat of January next, I will turn over all unpaid aoconutaand note*, in thr hand* of a lawyer for coTlection^ tocfi-ba MOUNT ZION Si NE fi IDEA KL1A6 EINSTEIN. FOR SALE. M. A HOWLAND would respectf Q p T lVr rpHE next Se?«icei will commence on the recoud I Mondav of January. Board and Tuition. Spring Session $150; Fall Session $10». tote Pf«d in Specie or it* equivalent Studcau will fAinuaii 1 Ightc, towel* and ted linen. Expenses mu-t ur j paid in advance. W *.J, NORTH REV, •rice ($1506) lately if you "* * iE. i Wahrot street, (for the preae form her friends and former patroi 4 - _ _ after a retirement of two year* from 1 cosines*. ’ A ONE STOKiaTJIL-LLiy(L y wThu r ^ she has rtSfiSHH it at the room adjoining - near FJ9W..nrf-P1*ere i <l > ee*w»i«a 1 dence, i mediately, a bargain can be had fifteen hundred dollar*. Call imnj want a bargain. G. J BI.AK Macoo, 9$-$td aaLoow CHEHHY STREET , - he is prepared to offer an elegant and ■ , cd Stock of Millinery goods, of the la ^ ^ v k». i Sausage. Beet Tk» j(Mi —^ i aad .t the lowest priees. J I Cboiee IVines and Liquors, wholesale and retail. dec I'M w * dec!7dlyr A GOOD CHANCE. T OFFER my T.n T.rd and £ to* ^ousUntlv on lurad Fresh Oysters, Swiss j I V/ r Mle - joining the w hole length to - £). 1 K Limf^sud Weateni Reserve Cheese, Ha», irSlosof Lrimpkin, wet; eo acre. deare» £d I and.Dried Beef. Also, | g™” iB u.e w P ood., J G. SISGEJf BOvl9-lm