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THE MACON DAILY TELEGRAPH,
OLD SERIES, NO. 1397.1
MACON, GEORGIA, SATURDAY, DECEMBER 30, 18$5.
(NEW SERIES, NO. 198.
CITY BUSINESS CARDS.
ATTORNEYS.
( tOBB A JACKSON, Attorneys at law Macon,
Vj Us., office AporiteFost Office, ores office of
K. A. Wllbo*, Third alrcat. norl-tes*
nnu con. | ,un oacicaox.
H OLT A BA8S, Attorneys at Uw. Macon, Ga.
Office orcr MU A Kirtland’s store. Will
jrire prampt attention to all business minuted to
their care. octTSm*.
T. a. BOLT, jr. J. r. miss.
orrr Pant'a Drug Store, next to Coocer
II ll,> Maccm, Ga.
U S. WHTTrUC. P. B. WHITTLE.
PHYSICIANS ANI) UltttiUlSTS.
K | EMOVAL-Ur. B. A WlUtenow occupies two
nona orrr the present post office, next
door to Dr. C. H. Ilall'a office, when he can be
loaadnlRht or dar when not professionally absent.
oetl&tha. ~r- '
D R. GBO. K HOLMES, has reamed bis office
fr m Brown's Hotel to the East aide of Third
street, between Poplar and Plan—where be can
lie found at all boars, unless prolcsslooallj absent.
ocVn^f
| A US. SMITH iOWKN,
1 ) ,iiul Hit streets, l)r. 1.1
office corner tfalant
» alreeta. Dr. LlgbUboPa old aland.
t K. C. 1. BOOBKVKLT, (Homocopsthlst).
Office Mulberry at., Washington Block, oxer
a. M. Boardroan’a Book Store. Residence on
Wahml, near Third aUect. norfl 3m*
R W. P. PARKER—residence and office on
Mulberry atrect, (opposite the Medical Col
ic here he may be found at all boara^ day and
D1
D
1fist
MIX & KIRTLAND
NO 3 COTTON AVENUE,
WHOLESALE d RETAIL HEALERS IN
. BOOTS and SHOES,
AVE on band and are conataatly receiving a
fine assortment of Lanins', Gentlemens',
Bovs' and Cniumxxs’ Boon and Shoes, of the
beat description and the latest styles, which they
offer is cheap aa they can be bought In the market.
The attention of MERCHANTS la especially
called to their JOBBING DEPARTMENT.
Thanking their frienda for past favors, they re-
apectfally solicit a continuance of the aamr.
dec 17-!md-4tw* _ ; _
JEWELRY STO&E.
E. J. JOHNSTON & CC.,
nave re-established their old and well known
JEWELRY STORE and WATCH REPAIRING
BUSINESS at
No. 6 Cotton Avenue,
under tlie MasonicJIall.
They Iiave Just received a select stock ol all
classes and qualities of goods kept U their line,
intlnding watches. Jewelry, Spectacles, Gold
Pens, Clioice Cutlery, Port Mousies, Merscliaums,
Coolie, Bnishes, Violins. Guitar and Violin
Strings, Double Barrel Sporting Guns and Tackle,
Pdrcusaiou Caps, Msrbtes, Tope, China Dolls,
Playing Cards, Dominos, Backgatmnon and Chess
Men, l.ubin's genuine Extracts, Toilet :.UilShaving
Son pa. norM-dgm
D ULL HARRIS tenders his professional scr-
vices b> the public. (Office on Second street,
over Knott A nones. acpt7-3m
COMMtBRION MERCHANTS.
J EWETT * SNIDER, Wholesale Commis
sion Merchants, and General Agents, Second
street, between Cherry and Poplar, Macon, Ga.—
Prompt personal attention given to all consign
ments or cotton, produce, manufactures and other
ankles ot Merchandise. Orders and Consignments,
solicited from all parts ef the country. Agents
for several drat class Insurance Companies.
,Ktl.:im»
JEWELERS.
J ^ffi II. OTTO.—Wholesale and retail dealer in
a Walclica, Jewelry, Watch Materials, Gold
Pena, Gold, Silver and Steel Spectacles, Ac. At
Uic old stand of J II A S 8 Virgin, Cotton Avenue,
Macon, Ga. * Watches, ClocksandJewelrT, repaired
and warranted. 8ewlng Machines of all descrip
tions put In order, to which Mr. P Hcrtell will at
tend. noVJSBmt
I) J. HARTLEY, WATCHMAKER, fate work
( shun for Sidney B. Day, combine* to repair
Watches at present in the Floyd House Building,
opposite Medical College, Mulberry -treet.
.
rTAMES SUPPLE, Wat. i.maker, ami .leivellrr,
eJ x<->ud street, twin!.. • >« firomML. comer ol
Mulberry, keep* const antly ft well aeleeted at^ort-
m.-nt ofilne Gold and Silver Watches aud Jewelry.
and .ictwelry carefully repalretl by
workmen. ‘ M*pt29-3m
IflSCELI
VfAOONP 1 DAILY te
iVL Oflier. Job work«
led on abort notice and i
tunable
n J. BLAKE, n*
persona
Savannah Foi’warding
HOUSE.
TFIE SUBSCRIBERS are paying particular at
tention to the forwarding of Goods and Cotton
through Savannah; and haring an agent in Augusta
ofler uiMnrpasscd facilities for dispatch and econo
We would also solicit consignments of Cotton
or produce, for sale in Savannah.
F. W. SIMS & CO.
REFERENCES:
Macon.—N. C. Munroc, J. D. Carhart, J. B. Roas
Rolf, Sims «fe Co.
Aincricus—Thomas Harrold.
Savannah.—Brigham. Baldwin Jk Co.
dec21-lm*
GRIFFIN & CO.,
58 & 60 Courtland Street,
-e - YORK.
.Manufacturers of AGRICULTURAL IMPLE
MENTS, and
M A CIIIN E S.
DEALERS IN SEEDS AND FERTILIZERS,
par Trade Supplied. Send lor circular.
novlS-3na
Medical Xotlce.
H AVING permanently located in the city or
Macon, I ofler ny professional services to the
citizt iih in the practice of McdiSChc, Surgery and
Obstetrics; having had eighteen i 1.3) years experi-
enee in the treatment of dta<-:iat> peculiar to the
< Utice In Kateto
piston ft I .aw to
dec!2-lm*
i building off Third street, ove
«, next to Hardeman dt Spark’s
C. B. EEITNER, M.D.
Important to Teachers!
Brownwood Institute.
oo long and.*'* Iawir.il.lv known I.) t!.<- ptiMIq
is now . .ft-■ reil for i: de. Kveiything Considered
’tln-Stlite. \\ it L a -inal/outlay for repair:-, evi-ry
thing would in ruudhe-t-s fora !ir,t ehos Higt
School Com,, i ted with it i* a line Cabinet o
Minerals and Library.* It L not quite a uiilw Iron
RIDGELY, S4IJIEK A CO.,
AOKNTS FOIl
DODDS,. MACKEALS k URBAN’S,
CELEBRATED
Fire and Burglar Proof Safes,
Bank Locks, &c.
rpHKSS SATES ANI) LOCKS hays been llior-
_L onglilv te>ted and their reputation i- such
that the Tkeapira DepaktmRnt ul Washington
and New York city use them in preference to
an) otper. They are made exclusively of . iron
and steel, thus rendering them entirely
FIRE AND DAMP PROOF.
TilF. •
Eureka and Excelsior Bank Bocks,
or Vaults, Ex]
C. G. CONNER &* BRO.,
COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
* —AXD—
PURCHASING AGENTS,
Third street, - - * - Macon, Georgia*
\ \ y E offer oar semcea to the public, and will
VV* give personal attention to all hnisiness en
trusted to aa.
We solicit consignments of goods of every de
scription, particularly country produce.
Goods stored at the usual rates in our large, se
cure and well situated store house, opposite the
Express office.
tzmocKs:
Messrs. Hardeman & Sparks, Harris & Robs, Ash
er Ayres, J. B. Ross, and Rev. J. W. Burke.
x Ayres, J. J
jufy^LCm
HENRY TONGS. JAMES YONOE.
* (From Georgia.)
HENRY YONGE & C0„
COM HISS ION MERCHANTS
No. 11, Itroafl Street, Nor York,
OOLICIT consignment.* of Cotton an other
O articles, anrl orders for purchase of Goods.
REFERENCES:
Charles Day. Esq., T. R. Bloom, Esq., L C.
Plant, Esq.', Macon, Georgia; Messrs. Phinizy
& Clayton, Augusta.
They‘bare bad large experience in pur
chasing. K.mi.hoad Supplies of all descrip
tions md'solidt orders from Railroad Com
panies. nsvll-Gm*
T..-, SfrTT»T < u. l. sqriEa. s. r. waimix.
RIDGELY, SQUIER & GO.,
COTTON FACTORS, GENERAL PRODUCE
AND COMSIISSION MERCHANTa
Lanier IIo^mBullding,
MACON Wmo R G I A .
REFERENCES:
T. R. Bloom, E. Wilcox, Gen. J. T. Croxton,
Macon, Ga. Holmes & Patterson, Hopkins & Bro.
New York. C. W. Bruner, Savannah. Tucker A
Co., Louisville.
,.oct27-8m.
Boyd & Gordon,
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL
PRU GGISTS,
i'HKKRY BT.j TWO DOORS BELOW TEI.KOKAPH
Bl KLDINO.
U AVE constantly on hand for sale a first-class
stock of
PURE DRUGS, . MEDICINES,
PAINTS, OIL8,
LIQUORS, GLASSWARE,
WINES, FANCY ARTICLES, ETC.
taxes. Bankers, Jewellers,
ailed, and narties desiring
greatly to their interest to
purchase from us, ns we can sell at manufacturers’
prices, freight duly added,
nov 11 dim RIDGELY, 8QUIER «fc CO.
such artiolet. will lind i
pay >
For i!
LaGr
AWTREY, IjiGrii
dee 1J
ONOCMY. 2 (SECURITY
.1 nsuraiace A gency,
T* M. ROARDMAN is Agent I'nrtlio following
fl • reliable Inburancb Comuanies.
TltE LORILLARU FIRE INSURANCE CO.,
Rn^Wsnud l'amily .Ic*v*c*y Wagons
FliOM CONCORD AND RRATTLKBORo.
\ \ " K will si*'*ii have a supply of Buggies, To
\> Kunilv \V ig.*ns and Harness mad • to orde
at O *NT< )R D A N D III 1 ATT 1.Eli< )HO.c\ piwI v !«*
Cash Capital
ell
MA
N CO.
HOTEL.
t*> all purchasers.
;»nee can address us
lcton), or at llawkir
McDUKIT K,
METROPOLITAN
LATE CROWN’S,
/> C.
ThL 1* R. in *\ at. d rial Re lun.ished
is now la perf« * t order for the reeejdion and ac-
comnw'daLion of its old patrons. oetl-:»in
~~~*L S. HAKTRIDGE,
COMMISSION AND KORAVARDINt
MERCHANT.
92 Bay Street,
SAVANNAH, GA.
•rofits annually divided, 75
This Company divides thr<
>rofit& to the policy- holders in sc:
crest, without any liability to the
PAP
$1,000,000
.$1,312,000
r et. to the dealers,
quarter* of the net
■d.
NORTH AMERICA FIRE INSURANCE CO.,
OF TUB CITY OF NEWTORK.
Cash Assets $721,-103 50
Policy Holders participate in the Profits.
Merchants, Physicians and Citizens,
Are respectfully solicited to call and examine*
our stock and prices before purtHiasing elsewhere,
as we are determined not lobe undersold.
N. B. Special atteuttou paid to Prescriptions
and Order*. BOYD <fc GORDON.
dev Id lm _
F O R S A LE .
On& of the Mo^t Valuable
Complete block, Bruit,
GARDEN FARMS,
In Georgia, with EF.g.tui Iinproveintinlr.
uudersighed offer lorsale their bcautifblly
JL improved Farm* of 145 Acre., more jar le?-s,
one third ln-avily timbered, situated n half mil»
from llii* Railroad Depot, in the vilhup? of Forsyth,
CONSTITUTION
L I FE SYRUP.
COMPOSED OF
IODIDE OF POTASSIUM,
WITH THE COMPOUND CONCENTRATED
FLUID EXTRACT OF VALUABLE
MEDICINAL ROOTS AND
* KERBS.
PREPARED BY .
WILLIAM H. GREGG, M. D.
Graduate of the College of Physicians and
Surgeons, New York; formerly Assist
ant Physician in the Blackwell's
Island Hospitals.
CONSTITUTION LIFE SYRUP
HAS PRODUCED A REVOLUTION IN MEDICINE.
What may Beem almo-t incredible is, that many dis
eases hitherto considered hopelessly incurable are fre
quently cured iu a few day* or weeks; and we cheer
fully >n\ito the investigations oftho liberal minded and
scientific to cures which have no parallel at the present
day.
Di
obetae
were ever encountered by any reformers.
■ HAPIB1TT OK CURE.
Seme say, “Youreures are too quick,’* whiles-other
doubt their permanence, and think that diseases can
■Mrht'Cured by the “slow, recuperative proaees of
This is our reply; In health, tha body, like a well-
halanccd sca'e, is m a state of equilibrium. But when,
from any cattse, down goer one side f the scale, wc
hare the effects of disease. What is leauisitc.to r>e
store the normal balance of the > dc.
- -v^. CONSTITUTION UFK SYRUP
la a fdmXiuand »pe<Mc~rem<■,i v for ..II di.--j.-ci oru:i-
natins from an IMPURE STATE OK THE BLOOD, and
for a I (hereditary) Dunuscs transmitted from Paarxt to
PARALYSIS.
It is so tmSrcrsaPv admitted that Ooxsnnme* Lira
6nur is the only effective means of restoration in the
various forma or Paralysis, that we need not reiterate
that it is emphatically the Great Life-giving Power.
DYSPEPSIA.
isnnocsnoa, wmgut ax stoxacu, vlavvlkxcx, uvaa cox
ruiXT, want or ArrcriTE, bab aasaxa, coxsn- 1
SCROFULA.
^rmcxA, xcra’s avit, QiAXpciAX swiLuxus, uxnpius, CL-
exaanox, salt inn,
With
incur-
overcome opposition as herculean as
GRAINING.
MARBLING,
GILDING,
GLAZING,
PAPER HANGING &C.
Having on htmd all the necessary material to
carry on the busmess, wc are prepared to give sat
isfaction, both In execution and prices, to all who
may iavor us with their orders.
We will also keep on hand and for sale, mixed
Paints of every description.
VARNISH, OllZ-
SPS. TURPENTINE,
BROWN JAPAN,
* PUTTY,
\ SANDPAPER,
BRUSHES, &c.. &c.
Orders Irom the country promptlv attended ta
DRURY & TRIPOD,
Over Roberts, Dunlap & Co., Cherry st,
aug 12-12m* Macon, Ga.
REFERENCESi
W. B. Johnston, N. IL Beal. J. H. Zeilln & Co.,
-B. A. Wise, QMM* Dumbla, Laray Napier, W.
This taint (hereditary and acquired.) filling life
unto'd misery, is, by afi usual medical remedies, i
RHEUMATISM.
Damans,] lcxuago, xauaawu, scunca, oout, ticdolo-
aaaox.
If there is any disease in which the Covsrmmou Lira
fivaor is a sovereign, it is, in Rheumatism and its kirt-
drid affections. The most intense pains are almost in
stantly alleviated—enormous swe lings are reduced.
Cases, chronic, or vica lorn*, of twenty or forty years*
standing, have been cared by ns.
CONSTITUTION LIFE SYRUP
Purges the system, entirejr, from all the evil effects of
Mercury, removing the Bad Breath, and curing the
Weak Joints and Rheumatic Pains which the use of
Calomel is sure to produce It hardens
and secures the Teeth as firmly as ever]
. CONSTITUTION LlfE STKCP
Eradicates, root and branch, all Eruptive Diseases ol
the Skin, like . . Tw* -
ULCERS, PIMPLES, BLOTCHES,
And all other difficulties of this kind, which
or both i
ting object to them
EXTRAORDINARY INDUCEMENTS.
Plantation for Rent,
.Acre.s.
1 -|AA ACRES cleared land, which 'willpjfo-
• Ivl; ducc F.ivc Hundred IHile.s of Cot
ton with ordinfcrv cultivation. There will also
be sold to the party who rents the place:
‘ 20 Sirst-claSe Mule*.,
► 5,000 bushels Corn,
^4,000 “ Cat ton Seed, -
11 Mares and ColU,*
<MW» vjlOhcad Cattle,
“ Sheep,
20 Milch Cows,
‘225 head Hogs, 100 of which are tcady for
killing.
25,000 lbs. Fodder,
1,000 lbs. Iron,
23 acres Sugar Cane, which will produce 125
barrels of canc syrup,
2 Iron Sugar Mills, and 6 Boilers,
Iron Gin and G)n Belting,
Plantation Tools, Ploughs, Axes, Hoes, Plough
Stocks,
Four Wagons.
900 bushels 8weet Potatoes, and
1000 <( » Ground Peas in the ground, from
Ik t Qxxnrirev V’.xnx-. x wliicli at least 1500 dollars can be realised,-
IthardMU Spoegy^,^#. r jayCXfiS tothe renter.'
The above described stock will he sold to the
lessee at'such low rates, that the sale of the half
of it will piay the rent of the farm *nd the whole
mount of tlic purchase ot the stock
The plantation is situated five miles from Albany.
often making them h di«
se vw and their friends.
sou raicnes upon too romoie o»cc, depending up
a diseased action of tbb Liver, nro very unpleasant to
the young wife and mother. A few bottles of Cojutitc-
tiox Lit* Stscp will correct the secretion and remove
the deposit, which is direotly under the skin.
Diseases of the Liver, giving rise to Languor, Dizzi
ness, Indigestion, Weak Stomach, or an u ceratod or
cancerous condition of that organ, accompanied with
taming or other unpleasant symptoms, win be reliovcd
by the use of £&
CONSTITUTION LIFE SYRUP.
As a General Blood- Purifying Agent, the Lira Strop
stands unrivalled J>y vnjy>reparation in the world.
THE RICH AND POOR
Are iabl* to the same diseases. Nature and Science
have made the Cojnmnmox Life Stkup for the benefit
of all
• PURE BLOOD
Produces healthv men and women: and if the eonsti-
‘ ‘ ' “ * death is
se near
CONSTITUTION LIFE SYRUP
IS THE POOR MAN’S FRIEND. AND THE RICH
Sen kmBkx.
WILLIAM II. GREGG) M. D., .
Sole Proprietor, New York.
MORGAN ALLEN,
. ; V -’T * Wbelesale Druggists, Ageni
OSVMB 4ft Cliff Mreet, New
r York.
Mouroe county, Georgia
- THE DWELLING HO
OUSE is of brick, two sl
ight large roomef well finished, and
fronts on the Railroad. Its proximity:ttAbft vil
lage offers the very l^est facilities for school and
Hmreli prit '•!• .■■■ , w liil-.t th di-t mCe fnun* Macon,
renderethe farm peculiarly valnable to.-any one
uho would wij.li i" 'I** l»u iiu-.-s in that city; or
rai-c lniil- ami v<-- tal l. :■■!• t!.-it nairlo t.
The village afford* two* ! the best SCHOOLS in'
the State, and flic soci tyi everything that in
telligence and retincment could n>k,
Prick.—Seven thousand, five hundred dollars.
Twenty-five hundred dollars Cash. Balance paya
ble in one and two years, with interest, and mort
gage on the property
r furtlit
dcc!5-lm
ulars address,
ERWIN & HARDEE,
Savannah, Georgia
GEO. C. BUCHAKAN. ANDREW BUCHANAN.
ANDREW BUCHANAN & CO.,
Grocers, Provision Dealers,
Commission and Forwarding Merchants,
N<*. 1 If. Main street,
LOUISVILLE, - - KY
Orders for Groceries, Provisions, Bogging and
Rope, promptly executed jy26 6m
R. W. Ulf.ecker, Sec.
COMMONWEALTH
Geo. T. Haws, Sc
JAS. W. OTIS, Pre:
J. HOXTE, President.
SOUTHERN MUTUAL FIRE INSURANCE CO.,
OF ATHENS, OEOHQ1A.
This old and deservedly popular Company,
with its Capital In tact, continues to take ri.-k? on
th« same liberal terms as heretofore.
ASBURY HALL, Pres.
Albon Chase, Sec.
THE GEORGIA HOME FIRE INSURANCE CO.,
OP COLUMBUS, GEORGIA.
Capital ~ $500,000
JAS. F. BOZEMAN, Pres
D. F. Wiloox, Sec. m
Risks on Cotton, Merchandize, Furniture or
Buildings, taken in either of the above Companies
at the most liberal rates. Losses promptly ad
ded. <
2 Am
J. M. BOARDMAN, Agent.
O* a. dt a. W. LAMAR,
Factors and Commission Merchants
Forwarding & Shipping Agents
NO. 92 BAY STREET, SAVANNAH, GA.
Advances made on Cotton in store, or for ship
ment to our friends North or to Liverpool.
B. XV. TOOK, I J. G. DAVl*. j A. P. TUCK.
Chriatiai. Co. j Late with Pbclp?, Louisville, Ky.
I Caldwell «!C Co. |
Tuck, Davit) d? Co.,
Wholesale G rocers and Commission
Merchants,
Main stm t, between Eighth and Ninth
streets,
I>IUIsyiLi.K, Ky.
Consicnment* Solicited
aug 29-fftn
-Tuo. T. Croxton,
ATT0 RNEYAT LAW,
A \^ILL pract.ee in the Federal Court* %nd give
VV i*ersonal atU-ntiooeto business before the
Court of Claims and Ei cutive Departments, at
Washington.
Office over tioarduian’* Book Store
dec 23-tf
A. T. CCNXIXOHAM R. J. LAKCOMB. D. G. PURSE.
CUNNINGHAM, PURSE k CO.,
FACTORS,
FORWARDING & GENERAL
Commission Merchants,
No. 4 Stoddard’s Lower Stores,
BAY STREET, SAVANNAH, GEORGIA.
REFER*'VC E3 :
W. B. Johnson, Esq., President C. R. R. Macou,
Ga, J. T. Boifenillet, Esq.,Treas. 3. VV. R. R. Ma
con. Ga, Messrs. J. H. Zeilin A Co., Macon, Ga.,
J»*wett & Snider. Maccm, Ga. and to Savaanoh
Merchants generally. dec24-3m
Lost.
O N Christmas day, a black and tan PL’P; had
steel chain around his neck, and answers to
the name of “NIGGER” A suitable reward will
be paid on his delivery at Peter McHenry’s board
ing house, on the corner of 5th and Cherry Sts.
dec2T-5tt H W. WALKER
jNXacon Maim i h. c ti i r ing~
ICE COMPANY’.
Capital Stock - - S100,000.
2000 SHAKES AT 00 EACH!
ONE HALF OPEN TO SUBSCRIPT
I T'OK further particulars see circulars at Me
. Roil, bim* Co.’s Macon, Ga..-who will
ccive suhscriptious for stm-k.
due 12-2m GIRARBEY BUJAC.
T
NOTICE TO COTTON SHIPPERS.
HE SOUTHERN TRANSPORTATION Com-
re prepared to
tin
®*P U
Baltimore and N
York via the GRLAJ r VIRGINIA ANJ) TEN
NESSEE LINE, and gnarrantec u through pries
per bale TR BLOOM, Ag’t Macon,
nov7-3m Y G RUST, Ag’t Albany.
Notice.
H ACKS will leave Albany on arrival ot the cars
from Macon, every Tuesday, 1 ..ursday and
Saturday, for Tallahassee, Fla., via Thomasvillc,
Ga.; also, for Baiffbridge every Monday, Wednes
day and Friday, thus opening a regular communi
cation to Southwestern Georgia and Florida.
WRIGHT & IIILL,
jy27-tf Proprietors.
ffOTICE—Hack line to Perry. Hack will leave
Macon every Tuesday, I’Larsday and Saturday for
Perry, Ga., returning in time to connect with j
trains from Albany and Columbus—o’clock, P. M., |
for Macon.
oct81-3m* W. A. GRIFFIN * CO. I oct!2-8m
• Z3T" The following unclaimed freight remaining
in the office of the Southern Express Company at
Macon, Ga., will be s it public outcry 30 day's
after date, if not sooner called for.
W. W. HULBEBT, Agent.
Macoul Dec. 18. lSilo.
I N Alderman, Spring 3ta. 1 bx; It C Allen. Ma
con, 1 bx; J. A Anderson, Macon, 1 bx; W B Addi-
son, Macon, I bx; W A Appling, Albany, 2 bales;
J J Adam?, Macon,1 bx; L MBaggett, Macon, 1 bx;
Lt TC Bates, 1st Rest Ga Vote, 1 bx; Jno Blouch
et, Chattanooga, 1 l»; W IIBuckara, Macon, 1 bx;
Jaa N Butts, Macon, 1 bx; Lt Geo Buckanan, Ma
con, L bx; Jno T Brown, 45th Ga Regt, lbx; J R -1
Bcnnett,Macon,l col; Maj E A Buck,Atlanta, lbx;
M L Beall, Macon, 1 bx; Mrs A B, Leacton, NC, 1
bale; J A Brown, Sta, S W R R, 1 tub; Capt J A
Blakeney, Rock L-Iand barracks, III, 1 bx; T Bai
ley, Miluer, 1 bx; W G Brooks, Macon. 1 can; W T
Bush, Macon, 1 bx; E M Bryne, Richmond, lbox;
Mrs FCarter, Maqon, I bx. A H Cameron, Macon,
I bx; W J Clements, Atlanta, 1 bx; Dr Cnstvr, 1
trk; W A Collins, Macon, 4 sks; Geo Comwcll, Ma
con, 1 bbl; R J Cook, Griffin, I bx; H A Chadboum,
Macon, 1 bx; Capt E A Cowan. Richmond, 1 box;
W Denson. Macon, 1 bbl; W Downing, Macon, 1
can; J Duckworth, Richmond, lbx; Mra E A Fra
ser, Macon, 1 bx; W II Friclcey, Grillln, 1 bx; W
"Farrow, Petersburg, Vn, 1 bXyW M Findlay, Rich
mond, 1 box; Greitz, Macon, 1 box; J B Griffin,
Macon, 1 bx; Jno T Gibson, Lt Arr^ Petersburg* 1
bx; J S Howard, Lov<*jo3’’s, 1 bx; A K Holt, Ma
cou, 1 bbl; Harden, xlacoff, 1 bale; W Harris, 5la-
con, 1 bx; R LHusder, Macon, 1 can: II J Hays, Co
K, o5th Rcgt, lbx; A Hutchinson, Macon, 1 bx; II
Lilov, ArmyTenn, 1 bx; S Jones, Macon, lbx; Lt
T (i Jones, A D C, Petersburg, 1 ox; Alex Kelly,
Maeon, 1 box; J C Kelly, Macon, 1 bx; VV' N Kim
brough, Macon, 1 bx; A G Lamar, Macou, 1 bx; II
II Lovett, Macon, 1 bx; A Lockett. Macon, 1 bx;
W C Lee, Petersburg, 1 bx; Gant F Malor
con, 1 bx, F J Mason, Macon, 1 bx; Eli Mcnkins,
Forsyth, 1 cun; Mr L T Miles, Macon 1 bx: Col It
Morcton, Richmond, 1 bx: W M M-mloit, Mil!;1
bx, VV B Madison. Macon, 1 bx; H C O’Dom.cl,
Macon, 1 bx; 8 K 1 *ri• ■ • ■. ::d S C, Chattanooga,*! bx:
J C Pope, Macon. 2bbls; VV II PbilUpft, Macon, 1
jug; .1 Parrott, Macon, 1 bale sacks; CaptT W Pat
ton, Macou, lbox; C II Phifer, Petersburg, 1 bx;
CaptRayland, 1 bx; D Reeves, Macon, 1 bx; JnoD
Rauder, Richmond, 1 bx; M S Reeves, Sav, 1 bx; W
S Stiles, Macon, 1 bx; I) Stevens, Macon. 1 bx; J
Stuckey, Atlanta, 1 bx; Shone & Crawford, Macon,
1 corn shelter; Robt W Stub!.-. Macon, ’. \. Dr J;
C Smith, Macou, 1 bx; M Singertield, Macon, 1
bale; A J Stokes, Petersburg, 1 bx; 11 F Steel, Rich
mond, 1 bx; VV* B Taylor, Macon, 1 bx; Andrew
Temple, Macon, 1 bx; A K Watson, Macon, 1 bx;
G D Wentworth, 2d Michigan, Macon, 1 Lx: J Wil
ton. Macon, 1 bale, F Winchener, . Macon, 1 bbl; W
M Williams, Richmond, 1 bx; Sidney Yopp, Mil-
len, 1 bx; R W Allen, Lovejov’?, 1 bx; Wm Bnsh,
Army Tenn, 1 bx; Dr J Humphrey, Macon, 1 bx;
P Ingles, Macon, 1 sack * doclb-30d
Law Card.
THOMAS C. JOHNSON,
LATE OF ST. LOUIS, MISSOURI.
■ Attorney at Law. Claim and Real Estate Agent
No. 50 Market eL, (up stairs.)
PAINTING-.
House, Sign & Ornamental Painting
TTf TOULD invite the attention of hte
YV and the public generally, to hte large and
vifi afloat ml atortr/w
Foreign & Domestic Dry Goods.
Which ho offers at very small Aiiainctmt OnC
Tire STOCK CONSISTS IX TAUT OT '
Bleached Domestics, Brown Domestics, Prints,
* Ginghams, French and English Merinos;
Alpacas, Mohair, Poplins, TUyhcts, ■
Opera and Fancy flannels. De
laines, Silks in great varie
ty, Linens of all grades.
Hoepthirt* <jf all »Uca and Balmoral Skirt* *f
Superior male audjtniik.
Your special attention is called to my
CLOAK AND SHAWL DEPARTMENT,
WHEHB rou WILL FIND THB LATEST ATTI.ES,
* As ateo the
NOUVEANTE LADIES' BATS,
A BEAUTVFCI. ARTICLK.
A Splendid assortment of Dress Trimmings,
Perfumery, Soaps and otlier Toilet
Articles, Veils, White and .
Fancy floods. Gloves,
&c.
Gentlemen will find fr good assortment of GEN
TLEMEN’S FURNISHING GOODS, s large lotol
Pocket Knives, the tsahlonablo Rug or Fancy
Blanket Satchels, and everything else belonging to
this line.
To those who have not traded with me in former
days I can only say, give me a trial, while I am
satisfied that my old customers bare but to rmd
this to insure me their renewed visits.
Respect full)*, E. M. BROWN,
uov!5-3m Opposite the Lanier House.
lUCl! jwu jnauimn'u ••oauiUCU 11 VV IIIIUO IIUUI UIUUIIJ.
and Dougherty county, on Newton Road; has a good
iem- Dwelling House, with six rooms, vegetable garden,
good stables, houses enough for workers ou plan
tation. The plantation & complete in every re
spect, and lias about 100 freedmen on it, who will
probably be willing to remain and work it.
For price t.nd further particulars apply to E. G.
WILLING HAM, ox the plantation, or
NEWTON.& LAWTON,
Third st., Macon, Go., next door to Hardeman &
Sparks* Warehouse. dec20-tJanl
Public Sale of Valuable
COTTON LANDS.
WILL BE SOLI*, BY VIRTUE OF AN ORDER
from the Court of Ordinary, of Dougherty County,
and under an agreement ol all the heirs at Law, ot
the estate or THUS. H. MOUGHON, deceased, on
the 1st Tuesday in January next, (the 2dinsL,) be
fore the Court House door in Albany, Ga., all the
Real Estate, belonging to the estate of Thos. H.
Moughon, deceased, as follows:
THE HOME PLACE, v
About one thousand (1000) acre*, well improved,
about six hundred (000) acres in cultivation. All
Oak and Hickory land.
LEE PLACE,
About twelve hundred nnd fifty (1250) acre*.—
Eight hundred acres in cultivation. .Weil improv
ed. All Oak and Hickory Land. •
BYRON PLACE,
About twenty-five hnndrbdacres. Well improv
ed. Fmirtcta hundred acre* in cultivation. All
Oak and Hielory Land.
ROYSTON PLACE,
About twen ty-two h an dred acres. WctI i mprov-
ed. Twelve hundred and fifty acres in cultivation.
All Oak and Hickory Land.
Terms—One-half Cash. Balance In one and two
yeivr*, with interest and Mortgage on Land to se
cure Notes. Ateo, commencing ou the third (3) of
January, will bo sold on. each place, an ample
amount of'Perishable Property, consisting of
Mules, Com, Fodder, Hogs, Cattle, Plantation
Tools, etc., etc. The terms of sale of Perishable
Pn»iH»riy, CASH, and Lie sale to continue from
day to day until all is sold. . ’
* JOSEPH A. DAVIS, Adrn’r.
Albany, Ga., Dec.-10-—2w. Tnos. H. Mocquon.
Houses for Sale
LmupRlii, Georgiu,
Apalacliirola, Florida.
business, I offer for ^ale iu Lumpkin, Ga.,
lot of 4 acres, on which there te a first rate dwel
ling bouse, containing 7 rooms, and all the neces
sary outbuildings, which arc.in good repair. The
property will be sold foe.Greenbacks, or exchanged
for Cotton at the market price on the day of sale.
I will also sell two lots iu Apalachicola, on
which there are good dwelling bonees and sub-
stantftd outbuilding-, and as Apalachicola will
certainly rank u.- one of the first seaports on the
Gulf, an opportunity Is offer* (l to capitali&ts
others to obtain property at a price that will s
ply remunerate them in the future.
"Those dcslrou.-* to purchase the property in
Apalachicola, will address E. M. Bruce ? Morgan
Co., of tliat place, and for the Lumpkin property
to E. B. Seymour, at that'place.
dec!9-2w C. B. SEYMOUR.
Montgome
Notice.
inf Mr. A. SI
X city, my lawtul attorney, to collect ail claims
due me, and request all those indebted to me by
account or note, to come forward and settle up
without delay. On the first of January next, I
will tnrn over all unpaid accounts- and notes, in the
hands of a lawyer for collection.
decg-lm ^ ELIAS EINSTEIN.
BRISCOE d tie GRAFFEXREID,
Attorneys at Law,
MELLEDGEVJLLF. GEORGIA.
AFT ILL practice in and represent parties upon
V ? briefs furnished before the Supreme Court,
and in the Superior Courts of adjoining counties!
Special attention given to the collection and for
warding ot Executive warrants upon the civil es-
tabltebineat. Poor School, Printing and Contingent
Titles to Land investigated, Copy Grants fur
nished. and information given generallr.
T XT Ubfsr-nr * D D ...
| Saddles and Harness.
Little, Smith & Co.,
Cherry st., between Cotton Avenue and SecondsL
Macon, Ga.
DEALERS IN
! SADDLES AND HARNESS,
SADDLE AND HARNESS HARDWARE.
CARRIAGE TRIMMINGS,
LEATHER OF ALL KINDS, -
SHOE FINDINGS,
CALF SKINS.
Harness manufactured to order. decl;3m
NOTICE.
'T'O RENT, in Stewart county, Georgia, a acttle-
JL ment of Land containing twentv-three hun
dred (2300) acre.-—fourteen hundred 71460) clear
ed—will bring lrom 1000 Jo 1200 lbs. Seed Cotton
per acre. Two Settlements on th$ place—well
improved-, two Gin Houses; two Cotton 8crewa;
with Grain Thrash and Fans; eight good Negro
Houses on one place, and five on.the other. One
hundred acres small grain sowed. The Plantation
well watered and In a healthy locality. •
There is to on the settlement, if rented—
21 head Mules and Hordes,
5-fine Milch Cows.
12 head Dry Cattle,
100 *’ Stock Hogs,
85 “ Pork “
1.000 bushels Com. •
1.200 u Cotton Seed,
10.000 lbs. Fodder,
1 set Blacksmith Tools,
Plows and Plow Gear,
1 Six-Horse Wagon and Harness,
1 yoke large Oxen and Wagon.
There are twelve grown Negroes on the place
that can be emx>loyed—one a No. 1 Blacksmith.
Will.be on the market until the fim of January,
lSfrfT, If not disposed of before that time.
For information address
W. Lo JARRELL
Lumpkin, Stewart co., Ga.
dec9-tJaol (care Chamberlin <fc BoyntOD.)
E. M. BROWN,
OPPOSITE THE LANIER ROUSE,
This World was nil a Ficcliii" Show
"He that darea these boots displace,
Must meet Bombas tea face to face ! n
This world was All a fleeting show,
Each day throughout the seven!
For mouths I knew not where *o go,
To get a thought of Tlcaven!
At last some spirit seemed to draw
My footstep* to the STORE OF SHAW. «
And there 1 Idunil u stock ot Shoe*
Of Gaitcrp, Galrterettcs and Boots,.
That charmed my soul, inspired my mute, .
Like music from Angelic Lutes,
To tell the truth, I never saw •
A stock of 8hocs like MORGAN SHAW’S.
The ladies are respectfully invited to call and ex
amine my stock of cheap and serviceable, doable
soled Boot* and Balmorals, for winter wear.
Gents in want of a good bargain, need search no
farther than the Boot and Shoe Emporium of
MORGAN 8. SHAW,
Corner Chenyand 3d Street,
dcc21-2w “White Store.”
The Latest and Most
A4tractive Bill!
5Cljc §lailj (L clcgraplj.
SATURDAY MORNING, DECEMBER 30, 1
Damage to llnilroad Hriitgen*
From the Atlanta Intrilignrer, Iffith.]
Wtsim nit.l Ati.antic KAH.no.Mv—Wc
learn from CoL lUugli, Bupcrintcmlent, that
the heavy r»in» of Sunday -nlglit l i t canted
a Hidden rise in tberlTcrton the line of this V
roml, by which ronsidcrable dainue has
been done to the railroad bridge*. The dis
aster to the Chattahoochee bridge waa canned
by the Riving away of the pontoon bridge a
snort distance above it. An accumulation of
floating timber againat the pontoon became
■0 great that ita fattening* were sundered,
precipitating the immense mas* against the
trestle work of the railroad bridge below.
The crash was irrrsistable, and two of the
treaties were carried away, with the most of
the bridge ot the third span.
The soma diaaster occurred to the Oeata-
nanla bridge, near Resaca. The Government
had erected a bridge some distance above,
which was of so frail a diameter at to lie easi
ly swept awsy by the swollen stream, carry
ing away in its pass»gc_bro apona of the
railroad bridge. * The £nj>eriatcnda(mr states
.to us that lie hail i vide repeated effort* to
have tin-sir obstructions removed; that he
had proffered to pay doable their vnlnatien
( tO the Govrrmncnt, in order to rtinore them
and thus avoid the above disasters, the com
ing of which »a* patent to every mind. It
was the intention of the Superintendent to
replace at an. early day the nlmvc bridge,
with the Howe Truro Bridge. This will now
be done at the earliest t*r.ictirublr< moment,
there being on the spot bridge timU r, iron
anti all necessary material*. A large and ef
ficient corps of mechanics will at once lx-col
lected and placed upon the work, and it is
hoped but a short period will elapse ere the
regular business of the road will be routined.
It cannot be positively ascertained until the
water subsides, what damage has bees sus
tained by other bridges on the road. In thn
meantime, it is expected that the mail act-
rice will be resumed in a few dayi; or if not
regulary carried, no effort will lie spared to
get them through with aa little delay aa pos
sible. •
December Sill, 1SK5,
T HE following Goods have just been received
and are offered at low figures
OTTOMAN VELOUR3, in all colors,
tbs handsomest goods of the season.
BLACK CLOTH AND CASSIMEKE CLOAKS,
surpassing In style any yet offered.
PLAID POPLINS,
BLACK ItEP SILKS,
FIGURED DELAINES,
COLORED REP SILKS
BOMBAZINES AND ALPACA8,
SEA ISLAND HOMESPUN, &cf
To bo brief, my stock Is complete, and I Invite
th ■ public to come and iuspcct. No house can or
■|all undersell me. 80, reader, think of tliat be
fore von tnakayoar purchases.
8. T. COLEMAN?
Removal, Removal!
HERRINGTON & RICKS;
Copper, Tin and Sheet Iron Manniactaren.
the Nesbit Foundry, to the comer of Fourth ami
Poplar streets opposite Catholic Church.
They will keep on hand a complelc it—ortmcnl
of manufactured articles in their line, ruch as
STILLS, COPPER KETTLES, TIN WARE,
8TOVE PIPES, ETC., ETC. *
They are ateo prepared to promptly fill orders
for SHEETING, ROOFING and GUTTERING,
any extent. Terms reabonable, and all work wmr-
uanted to bo executed in the most workmanlike
manner. ocUS-tJl-.
The University of North Carolina.
T HE instructions at this Institution have not
been suspended during the la
Ita Departments and Proleaaore
they were eix years aero.
The next session will brain on Friday, January
12th, and close on the flrat Thursday in Jl
13G0. - Tbe expenses for board, tuition, <Sce.,
amount to about $225.
Further particulars can be obtained from the
President of the University
Hon. DAYID L. SWAIN. LL. D.
de<19-lw* Chapel Hill, N. C.
HARDWARE AND CUTLERY.
CARHART & CURD.
Iron Front Store, Clierry street,
iviner dailv a full <
Wesleyan Female College.
^pHE exercises ot the second term will begin on
X Monday, 1st January. IS6C.
dec27eod'3tt J. M. BONNELL, Pre*.£
SAMUEL D. IBVIN,
Succe* ior to « »i ~ i * * L i w 1;
ATTORNEY AT LAW,
ALBANY. GEORGIA.
a bap
Real Estate Agent for Southwestern Georg
| Prompt attention given to all business entrusted
tecare. norli-
Nashville k Chattanooga Railroad.
t^N&t-hville with Northwestern Railroad for
Johnsonville and points on Tence#w«ee river, Padu
cah, Cairo, and 8t. Louis, and Louisville and Nash
ville Railroad.
Fare from Chattanooga to Nashville........! 7 75.
“ “ *• “Cairo 19 73.
“ “ “ u SL Louis 22 75
Passengers leaving Atlanta on the evening train
on W. <£ A. R. R. connect with this train. Freight
is now received and forwarded on quick time
very moderate nu* -
WM. P. INNEfc,
Gen’L Sup’L
4. »v noAT,r v
Gen’L Pass
octl8-3m.
Have in store and arc rcceivin ,
plete stock of Hardware, Iron,Steel, Hoes, Chain'
and Tools of every discriptioii.
PLANTERS,
CARPENTERS, -
MERCHANTS,
MACHINISTS.
BUILDERS,
BLACKSMITHS.
Carriage and Wagons Makers can be supplied with
everything in their line.
For Steens Saw Mills a Full Assortment of
RUBBER AND LEATHER BELTINGS,
CIRCULAR AND MILL SAWS.
And everything in their line.
We are'&atifefied that with five year- experience
and personal attention to business, wc can make it
advantageous to the interest of purchasers to buy
Thrbk Rkm ahk vui.t: Widows,—A New
York correspondent writes as follows:
Hounding the Fifth Avenue Hotel rower,
a few days ago, I met, just at the Broadway
crossing of Fifth Avenue, the tall, handsome
and stately widow of John J. Crittcndea.
She was looking in splendid health, wm tnlg-
nificently dressed, and attracted the attention
of many who did not know her l>y l»cr per
sonal appearance. Mrs. Crittenden is still a-
well preserved woman.
Bhc had hardly disappeared down Broad
way, before I was surprised to see another
distinguished lady paw* in the opposite direc
tion, going up Fifth Avenue. She was not so
well preserved, nor so young, hut still a notice
able lady. 8He was once the wife of Daniel %
Webster. As this* lady went up Fifth Ave-
nue, n no less distinguished Indy passed down
the street in lier carriage.’ Mrs. Gen. Philip
Kearney tlipt was, .a magnificent woman in
respect, to appearance, with much natural
beauty and a good deal that was artificial.—
Gen. Kearney, it will l>e remembered, left two
widows—each of whom was designated in hia
will aa lps wife. This was his second wife,for
merly a Miss Maxwell, daughter of a former
collector of this port, and a distinguished mer
chant. The first Mrs. Kearney was Mis** IHaaa
Cuthbert Ballitt, of Louisville, Ky., sister of
the present Collector of the port of New Or
leans, an estimable lady. While: h>! waa liv
ing, Kearney saw and admired Miss Maxwell,
.and she admired him. The two went to Eu
rope together, and, after being gone about a
year, during which a suit fot divorce from
the first Mr.u Keamcy^raa prmvctHcd, and
1 by some mean, they returned and
married. When Kearnev was killed,
ate m;i> left to hi* second wife, with •
provision of $so,ouo to Mn. KmnMv, an
Hullitt, and the same* sum to eaclLof her
children. Mrs. Kearney, uae Maxwell, is liv
ing here in firm style, "lie is said to Ijc very
charitable, and takes great interest in the
welfare of soldiers and their families.'* She i « *
a beautiful woman still, and much courted
and admired.
Gen. Sickles Nonelitskd.—We learn
from Charleston, 8. C., that on a recent oc
casion, Gen. fiiHdci, of tlic Federal army,
accompanied Ex-Governor Aiken of South
Carolina, on a visit to his Sen Island planta
tion, oq Jehoose Island, to assist in pomad
ing his former slaves to^ettter into lapor con
tracts for tlic ensuing year. Tliej found the
negroes totallyjinwilling, however, to enter
such an .arrangement, as indeed, thqy are
throughout the South generally. The proai
nent difficulty in their minds, was the hope
and the expectation, that the government
would divide out lands among them. Our
informant reports the following colloquy as
taking place between Gen. Siyklea and oat
of the “head men’’ on tbe plantation. It
speaks very well for African logic:
“Gen’l, can’t you send to tlie yobf rnaaent
and ask 'am to let aa bay de Ian’, on' we *
pay (or de Ian’ in two years; an’ if i
for 'uni, den let de gobernment ta
back.** . . . ,
The general replied that
ment was impossible; that the land l cot
belong to the gnT*niliniif,>1to O^. Aiken,
their former master,who,as everybody kww,
was a very kind master, and who maid p»r
them good w ages. The reply waa:
“Well, mass Gen’l. din wc uic to Mon* to
mo6ser; an' dm the gobernment take us from
moascr, an’gib n» free: Den cant d- uob-
emment do desamewid <le ian' f
Gen. Sickles was. of course, unable to -i-ny
the consistency of the reasoning, alilcn a!~o
showed that the negro had a clear id* c of T he
enormous spoliation of proja-rte which tin
South ha- suffered. His mistake w... in ex
pecting to find no limit to it. short • ->u-
entire destitution.—NaehrUU lb*; ■ ■
—
“Si"
acc2-lm
CARHART & CURD.
CONSTITUTION WATER
is vrithoat doabt the only know n remedy for
DIABETES,
CALCULUS,
GRAVEL,
BRICK DUST DEPOSITS,
IRRITATION OF THE NECK
or THE
BLADDER.
INFLAMMATION OF THE KIDNEYS,
CATARRH OF THE BLADDER,
a5DILL
FEMALE IRREGULARITIES.
Certificates of cares from well-known persons
from all parts of the country In circular, will be
-eut on addressing
MORGAN <fc ALLEN, Acents.
decl2-3m _ No. *10 Clifl fltrtet, New York.
A UECRE.v.Ng Georgian.—
Wilminjrton Joubth>« i< men
A. II. H. Damon, a native o
a citizen of Georgia, who m:»
incr the war in behalf of Kc
ConfederSe array. Wc hav
him. lie* ma<lc two spccche*
and in both of tlte-ni In- dem
ke-f*. anrl lauded the Confi.df;
eloquent mariur. But wl.:»
jct the Hon. (T)
Kentucky, bat
le speeches dur*
ituckiawi in the
not forgotten
in Fayette*Pie;
tmeed the Yaa-
tie* In the moat
is he now do-
<!ng ftpeochc'i in Boston, in
which he i% pandering to Ma- chu.-ett* j r—
judicc, l>y denouncing •- d • n -
of cowards and scoundrel*.** XI*i - man I)aw -
son -ought office at the hands of th.- C*.ni, d
erntc acthoritic-w with a degree *»f < ner^y r n«i
diligence almost unapproachable ? .* lie-
failed in lii--cheim »• ambition, and h«- now
goes to Boston and abuses the }H.*opk am< .nffft
whom he Wa- bred and born, and who fllie-l
his pockets with rontributior- as they
tltovy/if,) for the Kentucky soldier- Mr
Dawson will be affectionately retiu-mix’red by
hte fellow citizens ot the booth.-- R < *
Dispatch,
i; >!:u ’pas been gren
i fiiL'iit of five nona from’ An OfotaNt thn
I Good Shepherd. One of them fell fat fitting
lour made good their escape.
There are two hundred aud twenty
ty thousand dollars, used oa tbe New. York
Central Railroad.. 1I ~ . ~ ‘ __ »