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AdKrllaliiK Index.
gale—Turpin A Ogde
""ffstchmtn Wanted—Lani
Dividend Meetii
gtaation Wanted. J
j j Bankruptcy, Jaa. Buchanan. Assignee.
^ proclamation—Bf tlie Governor.
tfarien Legal Notice*—J. M. Love, Ordinary.
Option I’owder*—L. W. Hunt 4 Co.
KEEP THE BODY IK GOOD RETA1R.
U j, easier to keep the system in good con-
ryjn lh«" to restore tt to that condition when aliat-
by disease. The “Hotiso of Life,” like other
, ...ra’ebonld be promptly propj>cd up and aus-
whenever it shows any i-.ign of giving way.
{be first symptom of physical debility should be
as a hint that a stimnlant is required. The
s«t question is, "What shall the stimulant bo P
■ wholesosia vegetable tonic, the stimulating
njrties of which are modified by the juices and
Ttracta of anti-febrile and laxative roots and herbs,
T-ithing wUd> will regulate, sootho and purify,
uvrllaainvigorate—is the medicine requir&l by
el. debilitated. There are many preparations which
Maimed to be of this description, but HOSTET-
B'g STOMACH BITTERS, tho great vegetable
.entire and restorative that baa won its way to
, confidence of tbs public and tho medical profea-
2a by a quarter of a century of unvarying success,
ThyU pre-eminent among them alL To expatiate
popularity would be to repeat a twice-told
Ida. U is only necessary to consult tho records of
.j* United Statea Revenue Department to leam
tbat its consumption is greater than that of any
atber propoetary remedy of either native or foreign
origin.
As a mean* of sustaining the health and strength
under a fiery temperature, the BITTERS hare a
paramount claim to consideration. It has the effect
oTfortifying and bracing the nervous and mnscular
a—lams against the ordinary consequences of snd-
,ita and violent changes of temperature, and is
therefore peculiarly useful at this season, when hot
atuahine uy day, and ies-cold dews by night, alter
nately heat and chill the blood of those who are
{ ipoaed to them.
{fOSTETTEBH STOMACH BITTERS are sold in
bottles only. To avoid being deceived by counter
feits, tee that the namo of the article is on the label,
and embossed on the glass of tbe bottles, and onr
revenue stamp over the cork.
~Keep Red Diarrhoea Remedy on bad.
R. D. R. la not a hot astringent. .
R. D. R. cools and qniets tho inner man.
f It. D. It. has no equal for children.
REDIVIVUS!
The tSe S. 8* of 18(51,
Or Dr. JED80JT8 Original Southern Soothiko
Starr tor Cmurazn Teethxno, is again resusci
tated! It is a C’arrigent of the JJoteel dimrden
contingent upon this period; « grateful Carmina-
fire; a nutritious Syrup ; and a gentle Anodyne,
jodudng calm and rtjrahlng repose, without the
petnidoua and distressing reactionary disturbance
of tho nervous system that results from tbe exhibi
tion of mast preparations—ezpreeely made for chil
dren. Its uao in the Southern Statea, as far back
aa 1862, established its reputation as a Southern In-
abtution, and, sa a medicine unrivalled, and as be
ing tbe best and eqfeet preparation for children
Urtblng, ensuring nssT to mother* and nurse* and
rrlirf and rtrrngth to tbeir infants. It is therefore
a,> new medicine, and needs no advertising where it
is beat known. Every precaution baa been taken
tp preaervo and protect it from fraudulent counter
feit*. It is manufactured only at the Laboratory
of Corns, Toxin as 4 Hurd, members of and tme-
cmwn* to the old established Southern Dnro House
or IIjuuui* Ridley 4 Kitchen, 141 Chambers
otrMt, New York, to whom all orders should bo ad
dressed. and is for sals to the citizens of Macon by
mams, Clat 4 Co.; Ethridge 4 Davis, Eatonton,
>VGs, Rid ail respectable Druggists.
icptl-flcod&wtf. •
CHOLERA—HOW TO CURE IT.
At tbe commencement of the diarrhoea, which al
ways precedes an attack of the cholera, take a tea-
spoonful of the Pain Killer in sugar and water, (hot
if convenient.) and then bathe freely the stomach
and liowela with tbe Pain Killer clear. Tbonld tbe
ilianbcea or crampe continue, repeat the doae every
fifteen or twenty minutes till the patient is relieved.
In erfreme cases two or more teaspoonfuls may be
given at a dose.
The Pain Killer, as an internal remedy, has no
equal. In eases of summer complaint, dnepepsis,
dysentery, autumn, it cures in one night, by taking
it internally and bathing with it freely. Its action
U like magic wben externally applied to bad sores,
bums, scalds and sprains. For tooth-ache don't
fail to try it. In abort it ia a Pair Killer.
Tbe Pain Killer is sold by all dealers In Family
Medicine*. aeptS-eodlm
A STi'nnonx Fact.—There is sesreely any disease
in which purgative medicines are not more or leas
required, and much suffering might be prevented
^ were they more generally naed. No person can
feel well while a costive habit of body prevails; be
tides, it soon generates serious diseases which might
have been avoided by a timely use of Cathartic
Medicines. For this pnrpoeo DR. TCTTS VEGE
TABLE LIVER PILLS are confidently recommend
ed; they are mi!4, safo, prompt and uniform in
their action. They contain no Mercnry. Persona
may oat and drink as neual, and they may bo taken
at any time. aept.26-d4wlw.
SOMETHING NEW!
A REGULAR FANCY GOODS and NOTION STORE
That a house of tliis kind has long been one of
the wants of our city, is a sure fact, and
MACK BROTHERS,
Old residents of Mtcon, will open snch an estab-
GEORGIA STATE LOTTERY,
FOR TTIE BE5EFIT OF THE
0BPHAB3' HOME AND FEES SCHOOL
DRAWING takes place to-day at 4 o’clock, in pub
lic. in Ralston's Hall block, on Third etreet. np
stairs.
hshment on Wednesday, tho 20th of September. Select your numbers before the drawing. Come
W o would respectfully inform onr friends and the and witness the drawing. Hereafter drawing will
Ladies especially, that wo shall constantly have a take place at 12 o'clock x. and 4 o'clock r. v. everv
reguiar assortment of FANCY GOODS.-NOTIONS, dav. aentM.lt
TRIMMINGS, BUTTONS, BRAIDS. EMBROIL- ■ -■ _ . ___ ~~
F ; I:Y - HOSIERY and WHITE GOODS, SKIRTS. Q Jip-y
CORSETS, GLOVES, and all other articles nsnally ! ___
to be found in a
AFFAIRS
Regular Fancy Goods Store.
Polite attention, honorable dealing and reason
able prices will, we trnst. secure ns a liberal share
of tho public patronage.
We are daily in receipt of NEW GOODS, and
shall bo pleased to wait on all onr friends who will
favor us with a call. MACK BROTHEES,
sept 26-Gt Damour'g Block, Second street.
TUESDAY MORNING, SEPT.
1SC9.
The Wholesale Department
or THE
ISTew York Store
OFFERS TO
MERCHANTS AND BUYERS GENERALLY,
Greater indneemente in their several departments
than any other houao can poaaibly offer.
Haring purchased their fitock daring the eummer
at greatly depressed prices for CASH, and are now
offering tho same at
A VERY SMALL ADVANCE.
Onr departments of
DRY GOODS,
NOTIONS,
CLOTniNG,
BLANKETS,
CARPETS,
WOOLEN OOODS.
BOOTS AND SHOES.
Etc., Etc.,
Are now complete and ready for inspection.
A call ia solicited before purchasing, aa we feel
assured that it will be to tho interest of all buyers
to get posted in onr prices.
8. WAXELBAUM, BRO. 4 CO.,
sept2G-3t | 4.1 and 47 Second street.
G-reat Opening.
<3-.
SECOND STREET, CORNER OF ALLEY,
Haying just received a fall stock of FALL AND
WINTER DRY OOODS, is desirous to offer to bis
customers inducements which cannot be had in any
honso in tbe ritv, in
DRESS GOODS, FLANXELS, CASSIMERES,
JEANS, BALMORAL SKIRTS, CLOAKS,
SHAWLS, BLANKETS, WHITE AND COLORED.
My stock of DOMESTICS ia one of tbe largest in
the city, bought at exceedingly low prices.
Planters and country merchants are invited to
call and examine before purchasing.
O. NUSSBAUM,
Second Street, corner of Alley.
6000 pair of Ladies' and Gent's ALEXANDER'S
KID GLOVES, at 91 a pair. Call and get a pair
before they are all sold. At
O. NUSSBAUM’S,
sept 26-tf Second Street, corner of Alley.
Pseitt Women.—A comparatively few Ladies
monopolize tho Besnty as well as the attention of
Society. Tills ought not to bo so, but it is; and will
be wbilo men are fooliah, and single ont pretty faces
for companions.
This can all be charged by using Hagan's Magno
lia Balm, which gives the Bloom or Youth and a Re
fined sparkling Beauty to the Complexion, pleasing,
powerful and natural.
No Lady need complain of a red, tanned, freckled
or rustic Complexion who will invest 76 cents in Ha
gan's Magnolia Balm. Ita effects are truly wonder
ful.
To preserve and do
ttiarion.
tho Hair use Lyon's Ka-
aeptSdeoaAwIm
When's Best Friend.—Dr. J. Bradtield's “ fe
male Kcgulalor," for salo by druggists everywhere,
is beyond all doubt Uto best emenagoguo known to
tho medical profession. It is no quack nostrum,
but a legitimate prescription, pnrely vegetable, re
commended and prescribed by tlio best physicians
in the State. Suffering woman! do not let your
fears nor tho prejudice# of others seas* you to re
main in misery. Head Dr. Bradtield’s column, fol
low his advice, and suffer no more.
scpP-dlm
THE MARRIAGE RING.
Essays on tho Errors or Youth, and tho Follies
of Aqk, in regard to Social Evils, with certain help
for the erring and unfortunate. Sent in scaled let
ter envelopes, free of charge. Address HOWARD
ASSOCIATION, Box F., Philadelphia, Ta.
scpt26-3m
English Female Bitters strengthens, femalee.
Husbands should buy E. F. B. for sick wives.
E. F. B. brings health and induces happiness.
Complaints peculiar to females cured with E. 1. B.
Words to Mothers.—We have tlio pleasure of
announcing the revival of Dr. Jenson’s celebrated
medicine. Southern Soothing Syrup, which thou
sands of Southern mothers and nurses have exten
sively used and justly extolled for its gentle ano
dyne’qualities and nutritive support to infant life.
Refreshing sleep is indncod, which is tlio animus of
a healthy, vigorous child constitution. To secure
this everything of a distressing Influence upon the
nervous system, so inimical to infant life, is dis
carded from the preparation. Mothers and nurses
use it. It will save your own rest, and tlio lives of
your infant charges. See advertisement “S. 18 S.
61 8.»
Cure vour chills with King of Chills.
King of Chills cures effectually and permanently.
Better than quinine. King of Chills.
The great malarial antidote, King of Chills.
EXTRAORDINARY BARGAINS
IN SILKS.
AT THE
N : EW YORK STORE.
An immcnM variety of
BLACK SILKS, at nnnanally low price..
Also, the richeet and moat recherche Parisian Nov
elties in Plain. Striped, Shadod and Figured Silks,
in all
The Latest Fashionable Colors,
To the examination of which we invito onr custom
ers and Htrangcra visiting the city. a
S WAXELBAUM, BHO. 4 CO.,
scp(2C-3t 45 and 47 Second etreet.
W, JV. IIOPSON <ib CO.
Are now opening a superb stock of
Fall and Winter Dry 6oods!
Mr. W. A. nopeon write* to them from New York
as follows: “I have mado a heaw combination
here. Wo bavo bought goods in largo quantities of
parties who were obliged to eell at great sacrifices,
and tbo majority of onr stock can be eokl at prices
lower than thoso which prevailed before tlio war.
“Thoao silk and wool Poplin* cost the importer*
65 cento—eell them at 37)4 cents. The Stein hick’*
yard wide Furniture Prints coot to import 40 cents—
sell them at 25 cents.
And in making the stock, always giro our cus
tomers tho advantage of wbat we save in purchasing,
no matter how low tho goods are bought.”
sept22-tf
ENGLISH AND FRENCH DRESS GOODS
Tho finest assortment of all tho Novelties, and at tho
Lowest [Prices,
Now open at the
NEW YORK STORE.
Consisting of
Silk and Wool and all Wool Poplins,
“Drap do Nieea" Armnres,
Empress and Biarritz Cloth,
Silk and Wool and all Wool Baps,
Irish and French Poplins,
Plaid Foplins, Scotch Plaids,
French Mcrinoee, in all colors.
And other
Dress Goods in very Large Variety,
To which, aa regards stylo and price, wo solicit
comparison with any other house.
S. WAXELBAUM, BRO. & CO.,
ospt3C-3t 45 and 47 Second etreet.
READ THESE LINES AND PONDER THEM WELL
Tho beet torts of tho merits of mv proprietary
article is to ascertain what is thought of it at home
whore it is manufactured. Such a tost Lip pm an a
Pyrafugo can well stand, to-day it is decidedly
tho favorite remedy for chills and lever, dumb ague
and other diseases of a malarious origin, in the city
of Savannah where it is prepared. The principal
druggtata of tho city would as much thin* of doing
without castor oil in their stores as to bo without
this popular (and deservedly so) remedy. It is a
vegetable preparation free from deleterious drags,
and act8*-«M> a tonic upon the entire system, thereby
invigorating the system, so much so as to enable it
to throw off disease. Fyrafugo does not nauseate
or sicken the patient, and can be taken by the most
delicate persons without fear. If should always be
at hand, aa cliiHs and fever creep upon us so
stealthily that we are not aware of its approach un
til it is upon us. A word to the wise is sufficient.—
SavanJfoming Xetr*. mav Q-tf
EASTON’S OIL OF LIFE cures all aches and
pains, and is the great remedy for Rheumatism and
Neuralgia.
KAYTON'
bilious disea
FILLS euro Sick Headache and all
SPOTTSWOOD HOTEL.
Tho elegant and popular Hotel known as ‘\Dymg-
ton’s” is now being remodeled and enlarged in mod
ern style, and will assume the name of Spottswood
Hotel, to be managed on and after tho first day of
October, by Mr. James D. Sublett, of Richmond,
Ya., and Mr. Chas. W. Byington, the present senior
proprietor. The proprietors pledge themselves to
sustain the far-famed reputation of Byington’s Ho
tel. and respectfully solicit a continuance of the past
patronage so liberally bestowed, with the assurance
that nothing shall be left undone that can in any
way promote the comfort and pleasure of guests.
SUBLETT & BYINGTON, Proprietors.
sepUi5-till oct 1
Nothing else equals King of Chills.
King or Chilis cures old and young.
The planter's best friend. King of Chills.
A cheap chill remedy, King of Chills.
SOLOMONS’ BITTERS
h. W. HUNT 4k CO., Srugrgists,
Nos. S2 and 84 Chercv Street,
MACON, GEORGIA.
The reliable. Dromgoole A Co.'s Bnchn.
Dromfioole 4 Co.'s Bnchn is the favorite.
Gravel cured with Dromgoole 4 Co.'s Bodia-
Bctld Them Up.—There are, within a radius of
five hundred yards of this office, folly one hundred
vacant lota that ought to have neat and conveniently
arranged dwelling honscs npon them. Such build
ing* are now in great demand, and they wonld pay
capitalists a very handsome dividend if they would
put them up. We know of at least a dozen email
families now boarding, who wonld gladly pay a
reasonable rent for email residences, convenient to
the heart of the city and to their business. Tho
writer of this article has been hnnting, daring the
last week, for a small family residence within four
or five bondred yards of this office, but has failed
to find it; hut in his travels has found many a va
cant and beautiful building lot, lying as dead capital
in the hands of their owners. On each of these lots
could be erected small family residences, at a cost
of 91200 or 81500, which could bo easily rented for
830 or 840 per month.
It is true that two or three houses in the outskirts
of town are advertised for rent and one or two
are offered lor sale; but they are too far from the
heart of the city tar a man to walk, at ten or
twelve o'clock at night, or after business hour*
dose: and hence we see those gentlemen who would
gladly pay good rents for bouses near their busi
ness, seeking hoard at the hotels and boarding
houses, at about double what it would cost to keep
house, to ssy nothing of the comforts of feeling st
homo and living as one pleased.
Go to the bulletin boards of our real estate agents
and see wbat chances you have to rent a neat little
family residence, near the business portion of town,
and yon will not find a solitary one offered for rent,
and tho agents will tell you there are no such resi
dences vacant and they cannot supply you.
If tbe vacant Iota to which we have aUnded had
residences upon them, we might have nothing to
say on this subject; but aa long a* they Be there in
idleness, we can but believe, ay, we know tbeir own-
era are losing money on them. Now they are bring
ing in nothing and all tbe while taxes are being paid
npon them, but if they were moderately improved,
they wonld not only pay their taxes, but also pay a
handsome dividend upon the cost of improvements.
We write the foregoing in the hope that it wiU
call tbo attention of real cstato owners and capital
ists to tbe subject, believing that they will see and
feel tbe importance of carrying ont the suggestion.
It wUl most certainly “pay.”
Cacoht.—About ten days ago we chronicled a
most dastardly mean and contemptible set which a
man namod Donalson bad perpetrated on a widow
lady in Atlanta, eatidng her, under false promises,
to aell all her furniture and follow him to this city,
where, he said, he wonld give her and her children
employment at good wages, and after getting the
proceeds of tbe sale in his possession, brought the
lady and children to Macon end then deserted them
—among strangers and without a dollar. An effort
was made to arrest tbe aeoundrel but be made his
escape, for the time. We learn, however, that he
was arrested on Saturday last in Augusta, and that
an offioer of our police force started last night for
tho purpose of bringing the wretch beck, and will
not only nuke him return tbe money to the woman,
if he has it, but will band him over to the author
ities as one of the vilest swindler* that has passed
through this section for years.
SroTTswooD Hotel.—By this name the Byington
Hotel of this city will hereafter be known. Mr.
James D. Sublett, senior proprietor, has been con
nected with several of the best and largest bouses
of entertainment in tbe country, and ia one of tho
immortal few who ‘-know how to keep a lioteL”
Ur. Charles W. Byington, junior proprietor, is a
young gentleman so weU known and so popular
with the traveling public that nothing we could say
would add anything to his well-earned reputation.
Under tbo direction of Ur. Sublett, the hotel is to
ho immediately remodeled on the inside, and when
tbe changes proposed are completed, they will add
vastly to the convenience of both guests and pro
prietors. A choice soil of porters and servants are
being ooUected and every arrangement made to
raako the Spottswood Hotel equal to any in the conn-
bty- M|
State Fair Brxixnx.—An advertisement of this
valuable document appeals in onr column?, and by
perusing it tbe reader can get foil particular* aa to
ita contents and the purposes for which it will be is
sued. Twenty-fivo thousand copies are to be dia
tribe ted during tbe first and second weeks of Octo
ber, and it wfli, of course, be tbe greatest adverti-
sing medium to business men ever offered in the
State. Mr. N. Pink bam, tbe gentlemen who will is
sue this Bulletin informs ns that business men are
handing in their cards with great rapidity, and those
who do not desire to be left ont in the cold, had
better attend to tho matter at once. For items etc.,
refer to the advertisement, or address N. Pinkham,
Macon, Ga.
Tub Webtheb.—Sinco onr last the weather has
undergone another complcto change. After raining
tfil about midnight on Saturday, tbo wind veered
around to the North and by daylight on Sunday not
a cloud oonld lie seen and tho temperature of tho
atmosphere was lowered fully ten degrees. Yester
day was a beautiful day, and the streets being free
from dust, wo noticed many ladies out shopping
matter they have not had a fair chance to attend to
during the last month.
Matos's Co cut Thxre were four esses docketed
in this Court yesterday, one or -two of which were
of rather a graver nature than usual.
The first offender brought np was a negro named
Allen Johnson. He had boon stealing, as the testi
mony clearly established, and was ordered on the
streets for thirty days, or he could pay 820 and get
out of it. Like a sensible fellow he planked down
the cash and departed.
Officer Plankett then introduced a man to tho
Court who had imbibed intoxicating beverages until
ho did not know how to behave himself. The in
discretion coat him 85 and coets.
Henry Dorston’s case—an sttempt to violate tho
person of s little child—was continued. Henry is a
half idiot negro, who has been in tlio hospital for
some time, and it was near that institution the at
tempt was made.
David Lewis, a negro thief, was then brought for
ward by officers Pridgen and Wood, and a bare
statement of the caso was sufficient to prove the
fact that David had been stealing; so he was pnt
on the streets to work for thirty days. Served him
right. ~
Extbasatobv.—Tlio good-natured local of the
F.nfaula News must not give anything we say of him
a serious consideration, nnless he' has reason to
know that we are serious. Wo never joke with a
man we dislike, and the better wo like him the
harder we hit; and this being true, he must know
that we liko him first rate. We hope to visit En-
fanla soon, and being a brother of the quiff, and not
of blood, mind ye, we shall assist him in extermin
ating that meddlesome, rainy-Sunday scribbler, who,
having nothing pious to engage liis attention, turned
in and got np a little deviltry.
A Hcsdbxd Chicxens foe Fifty Cexts.—One box
of Central City Condition Powders, will cure one
hundred chickens, dneks or turkeys of the cholera,
and if given in time will prevent them having it. For
horses, cows, hogs and sheep, they have no equal.
Every farmer should keep it on hand. These pow
ders are prepared by our well-known druggist. L
W. Hunt, on Cherry street, price fifty cents per box.
All druggists sell them.
Just Becxivbd.—Messrs. Havens 4 Brown, have
just received at their News Depot No. 46 Second
street, the following late Newspapers and Periodi
cals :
Leslie's Weekly. Harper's Weekly, London News,
Scottish American, Leslie's Zeitung. Statts Zeitung.
London Times, Comic Monthly, Police Gazette.
Day’s DoingB and Sporting Times.
simmiiBL
New Eclectic and Old Guard, for October.
Stocx Euna—CqL Hawkins, of Barbour coun
ty, Alabama, was in owr office yesterday afternoon,
and informed us that be had just retained from the
"blue grass" region of Kentucky, where bo had por-
chaeed a horse worth three thousand dollars and
about twenty-five brood mare*, and intended to try
stock raising in liis part of Alabama, during tho
next few years. He lives in a very beautiful and
j favorable portion of the State for such an enterprise,
; and we have no doubt will be successful,
j We take special pleasure in recording all snch ef-
J forts on the part of Southern men to work out their
! own and the country's independence. Why may we
I not raise our own horsc6 and mules, our own sheep,
I cattle and bogs ? Why may we not manufacture our
own clothing and raise our own breadstuff* ? Why,
in a word, may we not be independent ?
Tub EiCE ox Sattbuat.—Whatever mar have
been the "general impression’’ as to the result of
the half mile race on Saturday last, the judges
awarded the puree of two hundred dollars to the
sorrel mare, MoUio Doyle, and decided that she won
the race by ten feet.
}>Y TELEGRAPH.
From ’Washington.
Washccotux, September 27. — The weather is
clear and cold. No disasters are reported to coast
ers. Those as late as due have arrived. Arrived,
the Cromwell, City of New York and City of Paris.
General Williams, who has been made a public
character in connection with the Virginia Sonator-
ehip, is misrepresented. He would accept the posi
tion aa the choice of the people of Virginia, bat
never represented himself as tbe choice of General
Grant. If General Williams comes to the Senate,
he desires to corns as the choeen representative of
the legislators for Virginia.
All Government property at Harpers's Ferry will
be sold at auction on the 30th November. This de
feats tbs hopes of a re-establishment of the arsenal
there.
Revenue to-day, 8641,000.
Fish and Delano will return tho latter part of tho
week.
Applications for office addressed to tho Execu
tive will hereafter have no consideration—they must
go to heada of Departments:
Major Haggerty had a long interview with Grant,
who expressed a determination to vindicate the
judgment of tbe Senate by giving him a better posi
tion than the Glasgow consulate, where Exeyanter
refused on account of Fenianism.
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.
Daily Review of the Market-
OFFICE DAILY TELEGRAPH. (.
SnrrarBEE 27—Evening, 1869.)
Cotton.—Receipts to-day 500 bales ; sales 155 ;
shipped 42S.
The market was firm with a good demand to-day.
but operations were restricted to a rather light offer
ing stock. We quote middlings it. the close of tho
market this evening at 2j'i cents.
BACON COTTON STATEEBNT.
Stock on hand Sept. 1, 1S69—bales . 179
Received tONiay .o.. 500
Received previously 9.287— 9,737
9,966
Slapped loulay 423
Shipped previously.................. 6,635—• 7,063
Stock on hind this evening..... 2.903
The general market was quiet to-day with a steady
business. In groceries and provisions we have still
to quote a firm market and good demand for lead
ing articles except corn. No change in the price of
anything since Saturday.
rcoDrcE and sryprar.s
Received by the Macon 4 Western Railroad for con
signees in Macon for tbe week ending September
25th,1S69:
109,016 lbs. bacon,
■ 9,449 lbs. lard,
463 bbla. flour,
4,131 sacks flour,
6.225 bushels corn,
2.911 bushels wheat,
2.211 bushels oats,
100 bushels barley,
15S bags cotton,
11 boxes mdse,
535 sacks salt,
55 bores soap,
20 bbls. sugar,
73 bags coffee,
13 bund, horse collars,
60 pkgs. white lead,
S obis, onions,
15 bbls. potatoes,
1 car load chairs,
13 bundles twine,
2 cases glassware.
5 bbls. syrup.
1 wagon,
5 bales oenabnrgs,
9 pieces build, stone,
47 horses.
250 lbs tobacco,
3,400 bushels coal,
123 bbls whisky,
75 rolls bsgging.
100 boxes candies,
231 boxes crackers,
6 bbls. crackers.
555 bars iron,
361 pieces iron,
10 bbls. oD,
5 bbls. car grease,
2 half bbls. pickles,
7 bales cotton yarns,
50 empty kegs,
12 hslf bbls. beer,
25 kegs beer,
15 pkgs. furniture,
24 cot. presses, etc.
67 cases can'd fruit,
22 plows 4 fixtures,
23 bdls paper,
1 bale waste,
C bbls apples.
1 car h. h. fur
56 mules,
. furnit'ro
JSew York Money Market.
New Yobs, Sept. 27—Suita have been commenced
by attachment against Alexander Belden and Alex
ander McKinley and George W. Hooker, for secre
ting property to defrand creditor*, etc.
Charles Callender, National Bank Examiner, de-
dares that every national bank in tbe aty, including
tbe Tenth ia sound and conservatively managed.
Tbe money market became much easier in the
afternoon, and at the doae call loans were freely
supplied at 7 in currency to gold. Gold quotations
during tbe stoppage of the board are more or less
nominal. Strict prices daring the day varied from
131$£ to 139, closing at S4<335. Exchange quiet
and firm, but quotations nominal at 8. Stocks im
proved at first with easincta of money, but closed
lower, dull and unsettled.
The dead lock in the Gold Exchange Bank contin
ues and cauaes ranch embarrassment. There have
been no transactions in the gold board in conse
quence, and after ineffectually endeavoring to ob
tain statements of Thursday's and Friday's Intsi-
from the Gold Exchange Bank, the board ad
journed until to-morrow.
Several injunctions have been issued by the
courts restraining tbe Gold Exchange Bank from
paying over deposits and decks, which tends to
complicate affairs and retard settlements.
The Supreme Court has issued a number of in
junctions against tbe Gold Exchange Bank and sev
eral Wall street broker*.
LATEST M ARKETS BY TELERItAIMI.
Domestic Market*.
New Yobx. September 27, noon.—Flour dnU and
declining. Wheat favors buyers. Corel@2 lower.
Mess Pork dull at 31 00. Laid dull. Turpcntino
firm at 45. Rosin quiet, common 2 25, strained
2 30C<?2 S2X- Freights dull.
Cotton quiet at 29.
Railways weak and very irregular. Money 7 with
J@X commission. Sterling, long 8, short 83$.
Gold on street 35: no business in gold room. 1362a
SIM-
New Yoke, September 27, evening—Flour heavy,
favore buyers; superfine State 5 90,q6 10; common
to fair extra Southern 6 4536 80. Wheat 132 lower
with fair export and moderate milling demand; red
Western 1 4S@1 49; choice 149M; Illinois 1 4301 45;
Southern white 1 70. Com dull: mixed Western 1 05
01 06. Mess Pork dull at 31 87M- I-ard steady.
Whiaky lower at 111K. Turpentine 1 4201 43.
Rosin 2 2508 00. Freights lower; wheat, steam 9J£
-#X. sail 8*.
Cotton unchanged; sales 1600 bales at 29.
Governments after a slight depression closed
stronger. 1862s 23M- Tennessee* 60K- Virginias
57 bid. new 58 bid. t Georgias 81M> North Carolines
52V: new 46. •
Marine Disaster.
Ni:w Ob leans, September 27.—The steamship
Tirade Wind, Capt. Morrill, which sailed hence on
the 22d lest for Belize, Honduras,, went down at
on the 24th. There were only three passengers
and the crew on hoard, wlio took life boats, one of
which, (in charge of nenry Arnold, a colored pilot
of tho Belize,) with four persons, including two
passengers, reached the South West Pass yesterday.
He parted company with the other boats on Friday
evening. When he last heard of them, the weather
was very rough. A steamer has gone in search of
the missing.
General News.
New Oblzans, September 27.—Jfsyor Leslie, of
Jefferson City, has resigned.
Tbe Crescent newspaper establishment, including
a four-cylinder hoe press, lias been purchased by
tbo Republican.
The weather is cooler; the mercnry at 68.
Collector Casey has gone to Washington.
There are no farther tidings of the Trade Wind's
boats. The roughness of the Gulf causes appre
hension for their safety. ^
New You, September 27.—Latest advices report
no naval disasters from tho equinoctial gales
Admiral Poore has departed for Key West in the
Powhattan.
Cincinnati, September 27—Seventy masked men
took a negro from Lancaster (Garrard county, Ky.)
jail and hanged him. Tbe samo party cowhided
Sntton and Hntchinson, and ordered them to leave
the county.
8t. Paul, September 27—A deluge baa occurred
throughout Minnesota. The estimated loss is five
million bushels of wheat and two-thirds of the hay
crop.
■ San Francisco, September 27.—J. H. Porter, first
officer of the Confederate steamer Shenandoah,
while that veaael was engaged in horning the Pacific
whaling fleet, and recently commander of the steam
er Constitution, plying from San Francisco to Mex
ican ports, died at sea on the 15th instant
Bctfalo, September 27—Prince Arthur, Gover
nor-General of Canada, and suit, visited Buffalo
and lunched with Mr. Fillmore at the Tift House
to-day.
St. Thomas, September 27.—Three ahocks of
earthqnake occurred on the 17th. Stores were
closed and bnsinees houses suspended.
Foreign News.
Paeib, September 27.—The Emperor attended tho
races.
Madrid. September 27. — PierraJ has been ar
rested.
A fight took place at Barcelona between the troops
and volunteers who protested against Pierrad's ar
rest, which resulted in the defeat of the volunteers
and seventy arreete, including two members of the
Cortez.
San Doicinoo, September 9.—Baez has defeated
the rebels who were besieging Area. The advices
of Salnave'a defeat were received sorrowfully by
Baez.
Marine News.
Chablbston, Sept. 27.—Arrived, schooner Con
servative, New York; schooner E. M. Baxter, New
York; schooner Isabella. New York; schooner D.
Talbot. Bockport; schooner Joseph Long. Boston;
schooner Zetapsa. Boston. Sailed, bark R. W.
Dodge, Georgetown; schooner Myrover, New York:
schooner Nancy Smith, New York; schooner Mato-
aka, Washington; schooner Trade Wind, George
town; schoonerIdaBicordeon,Georgetown; schoon
er J. M. Richardson. Georgetown.
Savannah, September 27. — Arrived, schooner
Mary E. Vanclenf, Boston; schooner Czar,Port
land ; steamship Rapidan, New York; steamship
Pent, New York. Cleared, echooner Donna Anna,
Providence.
KING OF CHILLS
Cares all forms of chills and fever.
Cures chills after all else fails.
Cures chills of swampe and bayous.
Cures every other and every third day chills.
A OARX> TO
MBRdim AMI PLANTERS!
yin FA1.1. S T O O It
is arrivinc *nd being opened daily. A* u*usl, it com
prises everythiat: kept in a Sr^t-clafs
WHOLESALE HOUSE,
And ire are prepared to offer inducement.*
trade, which will in«ure their sile and give er.t
isfaction. Oar Stock of
DOMESTICS
Is heavy and complete. An uxmsual largo Stock of
CASSIMKKES. JEANS. (North Carolina and Co
lumbus, Ga., make.) KERSEYS, LINSEYS, FLAN
NELS. DEL AINS and
DRESS GOODS
Of every description. Our
Motion Rcjiartineiit
IlwellzMortcJ and very complete.
CLOTHING
To suit ail daises, and waw manufactured to order. A
heavy lino of
BOOTS & SHOES,
HATS AND CAPSi
BLANKETS, of alt qualities, both In colored and
white, and, ia a word, we have everything to tuit tho
trade of the Country Merchant. Our
J. L. SHEA,
MERCHANT TAILOR.
COATS,
PANTALOONS
VESTS
MADE TO MEASURE. FROM the MOST VARIED
HANDSOME MATERIAL.
prices to snr buyers.
No. 44 SECOND STREET, MACON, GA.
uug29-tf
P L A j\ T E K S
COTTON DBALiBRB r
wEaeain tender j
Y> tors and Cornu
stand on Third street.
l our serviree aa Cotton Fac
tion Merchants, at our old
id pledge ourselves to oonduct
t-irietly •» Commission Uusinc!*?, and shall give special
car*' nr. i attention to all business entrusted to us.
We return our sincere thar.U> t.> <mr old patrons for
past favors and spirit a continuance of tho Mime, and
would request Planters generally, to give us a trial,
jl?' we make the sale of cotton a speciality.
^hall be prepared to render the u-ua’ accommoda-
JOX YT1I1X fOLLIVS A BON,
COTTON FACTORS,
nily4-dAw3m MACON. GA.
Hardeman & Sparks,
Ha> bees largely added to, ,ad we expert to nil zt s
t mall margin. Car Stock of
TOBACCO
j MERCHANTS, deem if wholly unnecessary to make
I promises as to their willingness and ability to serve
them faithfully and advantageously.
Theirlong experience and tho large patronage which
I haseverbocn extended the bouse, is proof conclusive
that they deservo the confidence of the pi mting com
munity. and by prompt and honest attention to their
I interest they intend to merit in the future, tho pat
ronage so liberally riven them in the past.
ORDERS FOR SUPPLIES promptly filled at low
est Market Price*, and tbo usual facilities extended
to those who entrust their husine.v* with us.
O. G. 8PARK8.
T. HARLEM AX, Jh.
aug28-d3m
i ADAMS, JONES & REYNOLDS
52,V; new 46. ■
B vltmoke, September 27.—Cotton dull zt 28.
Flour dull, high grade, lower. Wheel prime to I I* very shots, »nd wss purchased zt lee* than Manu- 1
mice red 1 5001 55. Com firm; white 1260130; taeturer’s pries*, which enables u» to offer it low to A _ __ nTr mn - n >nm
fork*)*0003060 rib '"’■>S'tTnTl R«S. heavy snd Ugh,, at.zrado.of JUDGE OF US BY THE PAST.
8H BKTINQ8, YARNS of K» different msnufaetam.
Whisky 11901 20.
Virginias old 45j{ bid, 47 asked.
£E£€3H3H3i iS WHISKY, BRUY mb wines, I
Cincinnati. September 27—Pork quiet and firm
at 3200. Lard 18. Bacon firm and advancing; shoul- pi«j ,f,un Bittws and WolW* 1 ehnapr*. Sugar* of d * jV^r^Vu r™ to rerro t ha MM?*eamw »»ti“
ders 16*@16X; sides 20. Whisky 115. eV,I ,radj*. «>l I (§5^1° fctorily.XTSS? will find them'fully ..m ured an;
8AVANNAH. September27.—Cotton firm: middlings Vi’MNa!!, A lfon T Fl?uf Yn^«a-k« and barrel * llici' to receive, store, ship ersell to tlio very best
26* receipts 1842bale. ISt* i <KSkSSMtSnk/ison'whifetatCSttfiffifnUth5?.to?
Acousta, September 27.—Cotton market quiet Our Stock i« oTsuch a character that a Merchant.or f „ r0 tr ^, t n . vroul.l *ay we knew wecanrloaro
and weak- sales 196 bales; receipts 304; middfings Planter can fill hn entire memorandum with. We «■■
nominally 26. «n^we y" aSd m\\Tti*to7on “nt^fsT ,a I ' W -« offer tho ureal accommqda ion to our patron.
Charleston, September 27.—Gotten sale, 400 _ — anwr
bales; receipts 1119; market quiet and steady; mid- J. B. BOSS of. SON,
tilings 26026)1. Wholesale Dealers. 96 Cherry and 55 Second Sts.
WnjoNoroN, September 27.—Spirit, Turpentine
steady at 89J(04O. Rosin steady; strained I 60.
Nothing doing in crude Turpentine and Tar.
Cotton quiet, middlings 25.'4(u 26.
Mobile, September 27.—Cotton market quiet at I
outside quotations, at tho cloeo some sales were re--*-
r ed at insido figures; Bales 1000 bales: middlings
receipts 2218.
New Oi.loans, September 27—Cotton, demand
fair, middlings 26J(; sales 1425 bales; receipts 5248.
Floor dull and lower; superfine 5 70; double and
treble extra 6 00. Com firm; white 107K0I 10.
Oats 60. Bran 120. Hay 1 27. Mess Pork 3375.
Bacon firm; shonlden 17)4; clear rib sides 20%; clear
aides 21. Lard 19)4021)4. Bogar 12)4014)4. Mo
sses 60070. Whisky 130. Coffee nnchanged.
Gold 34)4. Sterling 44)4. Now Y ,rk Sight par 0
)4 discount. ___
Foreign Markets.
London, September 27, noon.—Consol* 92J*.
Bonds 83W.
Tallow 47s3d-
London, September 27, evening.—Coneols 92)4.
Bonds 83)4-
Sugar quiet both on the spot and afloat.
Lateb.—American securities closed firmer. Bonds
84)4-
Liverpool, September 27, noon.—Cotton steady,
uplands 12j4;012%; Orleans 12)4012)4; sale* 10,000
' ales.
Later.—Cotton nnchanged.
Pork fiU at Ills.
Liverpool. September 27, evening—Cotton firm;
uplands 12)4 @ 12)4; Orleans 12)4@12X; sales
12.000 bales; export and speculation 3,500.
Bed Western Wheat 9s3d@9a4d. Com 35s6d.
Paris. September 27, noon.—Rentes 70fo5c.
Havre, September 27, noon.—Cotton opens firmer;
uplands afloat 141.
Havre, September 27. evening.—Cotton closed
firm both on tbo spot and afloat; on the spot 145)4;
afloat 141)4.
septl9 tf
GEORGIA STATE FAIR BULLETIN j
oil their growing crop*, and wil take pleasure jo fill
ing thsir ortl an* fnraupplisa promptly ami at lowest
markot ratoi). Call and «co u« at the
PLANTERS* WAREHOUSE.
Opposite Brown** anil Byington’s Hoteln.
inly&dAwIm •
CITY BANKING COMPANY
OF MACON.
CA&Jtl CAPITAL, : : : : 8200,000
oirrctobr:
W. B. JOHNSTON. W. S. HOLT,.
J, J. GKBSHAM, J. E. JONES.
S3- WUl do a General Banking Basinest in all its
DetaUs.*S»
T HE Stock of this Compsny is all owned in Macon
and vicinity. Having no circulation to protect,
the whole capital is guaranteed for the security of
Depositors and Patrons.
wltlA* h—•
FIRST NATIONAL SANK OF MACON.
Corner Second and Cherry Streets.
U ISCOUNT. DEPOSIT AND COLLECTION.
Exchange Bought and Sold.
Liberal advances made on ghirments of Cotton to
any good Northern or European houses.
Collections promptly attended it.
directors:
H. L. Jewett* Wm. T. Lightfoot. G. H. Haxlehnrst, W.
H. Ross, Wm. B. Dinsmore, II. B. Plant.
may3-6m*
L C. PLANT & SON.
Bankers and Brokers,
O FFICE in the Firft National Bank Building, on
Cherry street, second door from the corner of
Second etreet. Will Buy Sight and Time Exchange
on the North. Savannah, Augusta and other points,
make liberal advances on Cotton inStore in Macon,
or on shipment of Cotton to good Northern or
European houfe c , or on Bonds, Stocks or other good
securities. Will purchase and sell
BONDS; STOCKS,\
GOLD,
SILVER,
and make investments for parties as they may direct,
may 3- 6a*
Ti e Thirty-Second Annual Session
OF THE
WESLEYAN FEMALE COLLEGE,
IN MACON, GA.
B EGINS OCTOBER 4th, 1869. The Faculty if com
plete: the Instruction thorough: the Location
remarkably healthful. Superior facilities afforded in
Music.
The annual charge for regular Tnition and Board
ia $315.
For particulars address
aept3-eod till ocf9
F. M. COKER,
BANKER,
AMERICUS, GEORGIA,
1 -kOES A GENERAL BANKING BUSINESS;
/Buy* and Sells Stocks. Bonds. Coin and Exchange
MONEYS invested as parties direct.
COLLECTIONS promptly remitted on days of ma
turity. at lowest rates of exchange.
COTTON BOUGHT ON ORDER. fBep7-€m*
T. J. PERKINS,
BANKER,
EUFATJXA; - - - - ALABAMA.
Exchange, Bank Noted and Coin bought and
LAWTON & LAWT0\,
COTTON FACTORS
FOURTH STREET, XACO.Y, GA
AVING thoroughly refitted our W
CIRCULATION 25,000.
BOUT the firrt week in October, TWENTY-FIVE
THOUSAN D COPIES of a largo four pass Bur.
lktin’ of *he great Southern Exposition of Agriculture
and Mechanics, to be held in Alteon, Ga., cotmnenc- |
ing November lfiib, )tf9. will he iiwued for gratuitioua
circulation within tbeh'tate.
The UrLLKTix will contain the Premium Li*t Re- - - .,
vined—now first published comptMe-Kegolations of Like this ocouion I., relurn
the Exhibition. Instruction* to Exhibitor*, Officers of of the patt *ea*on, and ne**
the various Industrial Association* of Georgia, Pro I Jesvor ln the future.. a« we
Durations lor the Fair— InHu iing the arrangements «rcure for them tl
made upon the Fair Ground, a ndby Ua I road?. Hotel*. " “ <w ‘" “
etc., for the convenience and acc mmodation of ex
hibitors and visitor*, and tbe addrets of Boarding
House* and citisens that will be prepared to entertain
cueJts—and articles upon every other jubjectin con
nection with the Fair deemed of interest to those
among whom the Bullstik will circulate—the pro
ducer* of Georgia.
Five thousand copies of the BrLLKTix will be re
served f*r distribution upon the Fair Ground during
Exhibition, and twenty thousand judiciously circula
te t immcdiatci? upon publication trom the office of
Colonel D. W. Lowt*. f^peretary of the State Agricul
tural Society. No. 66 Mulberry rtreet.
WholesaloMerchants, Manufacturers, and Dealers
in Specialties bavo presented to them, in the enor
mous edition ot the BcLLXrnr, a medium of extending
their buiinc?3 which, in extensive circulation, was
never before an roschrd in this stato. Tho rpacc de
vote 1 to advertiser* i* limited. The following are the
AdrertiringKate*: ^
One Column (28 rqutres' 8100; Half Column (14
rquare*) 855; Quarter Column 17 fquarci) 830; Less
space per square, $5. , , _
Those desirous of availing themselves oT the Bul-
lktin should forward their favors at oncc.afMrt ?.?cd to
N. PINKHAM.
Macon. Ga.
Ci’iien* who will be prepared to receive guest*
during th*; Fair, will confer a f;i7or by leaving their
addre « at the office of Col. LEWIS, or through the
Post-offiec with the Publisher. septI2-tf
in Macon, which
of the very be>
not tried ns, w
and promise U
give u* tho b
bu
.all thi
. nnd
inigned to
!.•« and tho
* chilli en-
ie pnM, to
* obtained
To thoic who bare
iply r«-!cr t*> cur former customer*.
• mir bent effort* to serve nil who
•f tbtir hosint-**. Uur place of
Id stand of
LAWTON A LAWTON.
Fourth ."treet
lusiacxff is at th
sep9-d*w1ro
LAD I KS’
GRECIAN BENDS,
GLOVE-KID BDTTfi
BOOTS iND SLIPPERS,
Bronze and White Kid Siippers,
And even variety of Lnd ! c=,’ Gentlemen’* and Chil
dren'!. LOOTS nnd BIIOKs,
AT
To the Public at Large.
BROWN’S ROTE!.. I
Macon, Ga., September 21, 1869. j
We are receiving every day applications for reserved
roomj daring the coming Fair. We beg leave to state
to all our numerous and obliging patron?, that we
will do all in our power to accommodate all who come
until onr capacity to receive gueats ia exhausted. We
do not see, however, how we can hold in reserve
rooms for expect*d visitors when other* arc here
already to enter them. Wo certainly cannot be ex
pected to do *o without the expected guest payingfor
the room while it ahould be held unoccupied, a
measure which we should ba unwilling to adopt, as
likely to prove unprofitable to us and unsatisfactory
to the parties. All wo can say i«, that we will leave
no effort unspared to msko comfortable all who call,
and our enlarged means iu every department for
doing so are very ample. We are determined that
none who stop with u* shall go away dissatisfied. Our
term* are and will be onr usual rate*.
E. F. BROWN 3c SON, Proprietors.
*ept22-6t
W
NEW GOODS!
,-Eff CROP HERR1 -extia quality
NEW CROP MACKEP.EL
BLUE and tYHIIE FISII
Alargclotof Fancy and Assorted CANDIES
Dcmarara and New Oilcans SUGARS.
SEYMOUR, TINSLEY & CO.
a’jgL'-Mf
PAINTING.
_N. L. DRURY.
JiSgL*^House & Sign Painter,
GUDKB, GLAZIER AND PAPER HANGER
OVER LAWTON A LAWTON’S.
FOURTH STREET,
janl4-tf MACON. GA.
THE GEORGIA PAPER MILL,
Carroll County, Q-a.,
W ILL pay Ca?h for RAGS, ROPE. BAGGING,
and old PAPERS. Order.solicited forVvRAl-
PINO, MANILLA and PRINT PAPER.
New Mill, pore water, live men. Prices low.
Term* cash. , . ,,
All inquiries prem^l^answcrcL Address^
“College Temple,’*
septl8-3m Newnan, Ga^
Brilliant Bar and Restaurant,
45 Third Street, Macon, Ga.
J. S. BSNNBK, Proprietor.
TN addition to the elegant BAR k «P£?4&is house.
I the proprietor has lately fitted up a FInST-LLAbo
RESTAURANT, where his patrons can obtain meals
at all hour*. Fresh oy ; ter*, fish and game served up
on short notice and in the best style.
None but the choicest wines and liquor* kept at this
Bar, sept2J-lm
SECOND STREET, MACON. GA.
Every article stamped with thrir Trade Mark
ranted to be of tbe BEST QUALITY.
gep9-tf •
NOTICE,
OPPICK fiaTAXKXH, Grippin & NORTH Alabama i
Railroad Company, >
Griffin, Ga., September 2,18h9. I
T)URSUANT to a resolution adopted by the Presi-
I dent and Board of Director* of the bavannah.
Griffin and North Alabama Railroad Company, at
Griffin, Ga.. Augusts, I860, notice is hereby giren that
an installment, often per cent, on the unpaid capital
stock of this Company is required to i e paid at the
office of the Secretary and Treasurer, at Griffin, Ga ,
on tbe first day of October next.
Stockholders at Newnan and vicinity are author
ised to pay their installments io George E. Smith,
Newnan, Ga. MILO S. FREEMAN,
septo-tf Secretary and Treasurer.
G. S. JONES. - J. S. BAXTER.
JONES & BAXTER,
E. BOND'S OLD STAND, ICO CHERRY ST.
GENERAL COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
AXD DEALERS IX
PRODUCE, PROVISIONS
STAPLE GROCERIES,
t ^KRTILIZERS, Lime, Plaster and Cement. Azents
for the Cnewacla .Alabama^ Limo Company,
Sole Agents for the State of Georgia for the fale of the
Celebrated Chestnut Grove Whisky.
septl-lm*
JESSE H. GRIFFIN. 1 J-J. BECK,
| Attorney at Law.
GRIFFIN & BECK,
Real Estate Apnts farSonthiestGa.
Morgan, Calhoun County, Ua.
P ARTICULAR attention given to SALE or PUR
CHASE of LANDS in any of the countie, of
S °EXAMINAtToN OF TITLES A SPECIALTY.
A number of FINE COTTON PLANTATIONS lor
sale on good term*. , _ , _
1700 Acre?, 1000 cleared, on Notch away Creek.
3000 “ 1100 " “ Pachitla
1100 “ fiOO “ " Spring "
1500 “ 700 '* “ Pachitla
8o0 ** 400 “ “ Southwestern Railroad.
Besides a number of other fine plantation? and farms
in Calhoun. Terrell, and other countie*.
Mules and other stock for Bale with places, if de
sired. sept22-tf
1ST ew Books!
J ^RIDE’S FATE. ( Mis. Southworth) price, 4175
BRIDE’S FATE, (cloth) price 1 50
Hans Breitman's Ballads, (cloth.) price 200
Hans Breitman's Ballads, (paper) price — 75
Lenori Caaaloni, (cloth) — 1,75
For sale by HAVENS A BROWN.
«eptll-tf Booksellers and News Dealer,
Liverpool Salt.
rifutn SACKS, 10 to the ton. just arrived per «hip
JUUU Crescent City, and for sale from Wharf, by
WILDER & FULLARTON.
sept22-lw Savannah. Ga.