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and MESShbGEK. I BOVS W ANTED. .h u> hire five or six good boys to . We will give them gooc I amity employnwnt v f Ttv at the N’ewi Depot , n Record. ' \ (.lions for November. . 0 f Fon for November. S Corner. aii - -Cl , ! , Ifrt . for Oct. Htb and 21st. road Guid- for November. __our friend J. R. Wssbing of the planta'ions in this ? Any one that woeld purchase * u the wood oil U, would make a ihere is a scarcity of • V sod it is easy enough to get it f ,V-he Brunswick R*^oad. ► n, * ror ° - writing Fluid, at ji, ptA-rrtM- —J- B- P*»l * Cos., L TI ' , n i rommi*- 100 Merch * nt *» 41 Mbt ~ .9 ’* - * (oi( j ou t many inducement* . , rs; either Cotton or Tobbacco to f . also bare on hand every tblng I, ,-u ! tora) line. , .-'roKK.-- Messrs. Irwin & Whar ,er portion of the old stand ol bare a fine assortment of Family wholesale and retail. From the , c se gentlemen present, we should • re good men to deal with. , im Patrick A |Co.»a aad {jet the b*»» B nrrj ; alaat Wrapping Paper. ittmtiivs bill is presented at '-»-nirht hr the Wren Combination being the much admired one oi ■ . u i Lvona, and a song by Mr. Collins. %.. Dht Goods, etc.— See the adrertfse e-kind A Cos. of Nashville, who offer I®, above line at a small advance on New . Cos, of Nashrille, offer a large and si ck ot Brandies, Wines, Liquors, Us vans , .i.t rison Counts and Bourbon Whiskies ■| • rale. I inn scant good Cspfisg Ink, |« U» |l .rt« k A (o,’ \rW). Brjiotfor It. »m Coaaissios Mxkchavw—Stratton, , • , \ashrille, are in constant receipt sf a A ..o ol i.r,dories, etc., which they offer to dia L ra'e pricws. They also offer their net g, . r. t- of cotton, Tobacco and Produce. k Tom Col. Dawson, in regard to liquoi —■* - » ♦— s good for the breath and teeth. See no • ♦ « *vt as a Ho-•# and Buggy for sale. Hr L - k sale on Saturday next. I l ot; are st.il in the field, in the Com ft w** itjsioeaa a has removed to Cherry street, nex : and offers a variety of articles foi ft' i .s have Potash, Btimstone, and many I * - tti ngs for sale. aif Woolfolk’a (’err.mission and Ware ft - t baoiT, at Spring Hill, Houston - j.*ned a Classical and Mathematics ; f - • . ■— »' A Cos. advertise an extensive slock Rb a<■ «as sod Quecasware. and Y arua can be obtained of G. H . ~e* not ice of organisation. - A Cos. want Bank Notes. * t li No* m Fable. and uoiveml demand for the Fra - a marvel in the Annals of Dentis »t oth r dentifrices eombineo 3 ti.e stomach nor any other corres r '-erated bv indigestion, can effec' _ ii , v untied \y this Fragrant Vege ••nd preaerratre. oct 17-eod 3t < tun or THANKS, take this method of expressing - the friends who so nobly exerta ' ’ t:ngout the fire on their premises, Le Uth instant MIX A KIKTLAM), • GEORGE PAYNE. DA\ls I'AIIS KILLER ' a reputation unsurpassed in tlie his i. pryparatktns. It is well known in .hr India and China as in New York «u>r and us continually increasing demand •* Un longest known, is one ofitsstrongee ns. it is not unfreqnently said of it— » wion think of being without flour in tb< I’ats Killsr.” It gives i aimed law >*• * • scald, rfvaentery or othe| eimilar affec »; aud being entirely a vegetable pre -as isle a* it is reliable. oct 14-d*Jw TO MIIFI»KKN. - r —c to negotiate freights for Savannah a ' is Darien, will do well to call on Mcßride a dorsett. i K W Cubbedge'a office, 2d street, Macon, Ga '•■uiarkaVile instance of the do » cMinection in London, it J in t ankiug account of Baring Wl -h Messrs. Martin, Stone rt “a-bed itM 100th year. hotel ARRIVALS. brown s hotel. •• tr, J B Surprise, Memphis, E T Haynes, Greene Cos., rleans, T S Powell,New Orleans, !>n., A G Draper, Ga., ittta, W P Wood, Fort Valiev, II A Bruce, Oglethorpe, Ga, 1 *vrt, J K Anderson,M AWR R, J A Walker, Eufaula, Ala, \ O M Hunter, Quitman,Ga, E D Pucket.Cartersvilie.Ga, ’ *’*» B A Wiae, Macon, Ga, N 4 n . '•*, N E Milton, Louisvilto, Ky* G R Duprey, Louisville,Ky U B Buckner, Nashville, J M Morns, M A W R R, m* » T •••*. •*'_ J Q Thompson, N Y Times, 3 '' ' rutchfield, Macon, Ga, -' A. Grant, Covington, Ky, ■” 1 i iir T. r .r,,’ : Ukm *, Cuthbert, Ga, I L h •• i; ad, " V Man Kum, Montezuma, ■B C Long. Ky. M d H «'lbron, Cuthbert, It® ; **J, ,CfT**’Columbus,Ky, ■f W \ itseber, I t V*ii eT> K Fort Valley, ■ > Naylor, Ky, Geo C h*' Mar »^»HviUe, H 'vinis, Dawson, A P A, bany, I' luck, H Valley, D Gama ?e it^ D ‘ lton '! Kaney, Teno, T J Belle Rm ii. K *' J A McKee A Lady p ßn F ** < P “‘“f‘v, „ '»’•»«, W/lwr/i, ’ J P Cain, Ga. DOTTHfQS ABOUT TOWN. THE THEATRICAL COMTAET Opened to r pretty fair house last night, bat we regretted to see such a meagre attendance of the fairer portion of creation. The ladies can take our word for it, that they run no risk in visiting Ral ston Hall now, under the present management. Strict order was and will hereafter be enforced, and nothing left undone to render the Theatre a place of innocent, rational amusement. The play for the evening was Knowles’ "Hunch back," in which the atrength and merit of the Com pany could not be fully exhibited. With Misa Ellen Wren’s Julia we were very well pleased. Os course she does not rank with Julia Dean in her palmier days, or other bright particu iar stars, but her conception and acting of the character was natural and unaffected. The lady has the germ of a good actress in her, which time aud culture will most surely bring to full fruition. Miss Rose Wood is a piquante and pleasing per former—with a charming face and good figure, and we prediet will become quite a favorite with at the leaat the masculine habitues. We liked her Helen. Sir Thomai Clifford waa well acted by Walter Benn, though we thought be lacked force of ex pression in some of the situations. Mr. Geo. Wren’s Matter Walter we have seen excelled, and we thought was a little too tame— but the personation as a whole, waa well conceived and carried out. The minor characters of the play were credibly performed ; and, on the whole, we consider the Wren Combination by far the best company we hare seen tread the stage of Ralston Hall of late. removal or tmi rosT orrici. This venerable institution, which is of great assistance in the pnblication of a newspaper, though not an absolute necessity—as has been plainly demonstrated in the past three months—was re moved literally “lock stock and" bags yesterday afternoon, from the looation on Second street, to the one lately occupied by Copley, at the corner of the alley en Third street, midway between Cherry and Mulberry. “this cruel war » OVER.” At leaat so thought we when setting down to the well gotten up "spread” at Brown’s Hotel, on the 16th. We found the Colonel presiding in per •on, and assisted by Capt. Brown, superintending the movements of the corps of well drilled waiters* who seemed to vie in their attentions to the num. erous guests. If any man got up dissatisfied with the quantity or quality of his dinner, we prouounce him a bypocondriac, and more fastidious than wise. But we know that no one done so, for they all pre sented pleased countenances at the conclusion of the feast—at least we saw many of them “smiling’’ in the basement, where Lawrence holds forth. Visitorsare greeted on entrance by the familiar face of onr friend Moses, who will be tound ever ready to attend their numerous wants, or to any business connected with the Hotel office. IM THE WRONG PIW. Such, we conelude, was the opinion of the “ night hawks” who broke into the large store of Mr. Huff, under Ralston Hall, on Saturday night last, and found all the articles lying around loose rather bulky for eaay transfer. With the excep tion of a few mackerel and a little flour, nothing was disturbed. It is evident that a visit to Mr. Huff’s premises was not the original intention of the thieves. They paid a visit to the confection ery and variety store, two doors the other side, on Third street, ostensibly for the purchase of some Article, and while there purloined the key from the front door. On closing for the night, the proprietor missed the key, and very sensibly left some one on guard. The cracksmen, on their re turn, finding this to be the case, had to "go far ther and fare worse.” Had they got in either there or at Rasdai’s, they would have made fancy articles and fine liquors squat. As it was, the effect will be to put the merchants in that locality ou the alert. “ PITT THE SORROW’S OP A POOR OLD MSN.” The emotions of commiseration were strongly stirred within the breasts of all who witnessed the sufferings of a poor, lone, age stricken white man, on Sabbath evening last. We were not, ourself, a looker on, but learn the following from a friend : When first seen, on Second street, “just as the shades of night were coming adown the western sky," his tottering steps were being supported by a stalwart negro man—to whom be all honor—and the old man was pleading, with child-like eager, ness, to be allowed to rest his wearied frame. The ear of the negro was not closed to these pathetic pleadings, and, with the fond c&re of a mother, he nroceeded to epread a quilt upon the eanh that (his old, travel-stained pilgiiiu might be tempora nly refreshed for another wearisome tramp in search of hospitable quarters. The tale of the negro to the by-standers was, that he bad ac«.i ientally met the old genilemau ou the arrival o 1 he Columbus train, and feeling sorrow at his emac iated, forlorn appearance, had assumed to guide his tottering steps iu search of a resting place. The negro asserted—but we think the thing scarcely credible—that the old tnan was refused admission into one of our hi tels, although he (thr negro) offered to deposit $6 in ibe hands of the clerk. But not long was the old man suffered to remain npou the bosom of oar universal mother—and in •he cold embraces of whom he will shortly lie— •.he kind heart of one of our prominent citizens •digesting his removal to his residence ; where we know everything was done for his comfort that care and attention could afford. The old man hails from Butler, and we thiuk it a crying shame upon his relatives, if he have any, ;hat he should be allowed to wander from home needy and unattended. But further commentary is unnecessary. “Sich is life and such the fash ion of the world from the beginning. his honor's tribunal. The compulsory attendance at the Mayor’s morn ing levee was not very large yesterday, but even the few penitent sinners who occupied the “mi ions bench” seemed as though they would have been better pleased to have been almost anywhere else than just there. The cases were mostly of a petty character, confined, with one exception, to our colored population ; and that one, in which oho of our otherwise shrewd Cotton Aveuue gro cers was caught selling the “ardent” without a “showing” from the City Clerk. There are so many different taxes aud licenses to pay for peddling whisky, that we are only surpiised that any man should remember to settle one—half of them. Pleading ignorance, the gentleman was only mulct, •and in the sum of S2O and costs. The prevailing mania among the negroes now seems to be gambling, there being no less than three parties up for the offense. It is a great pity then the negro is more prone to imitate the vices rather than the virtues of the white race: Jerry and Lucias, for indulging in a social game of “old sledge” on the Sabbath, enriched the City Treasnary by an involuntary contribution of $15 — the former “anteing” up to the amount of $lO, and the latter to the amount of a V. George, for an infraction of the same ordinance, had an invitation to visit and reside at the City Hotel for the space of 20 days—to be presented with a full set of the corporation jewelry, and la bor for the benefit of the public, to pay for his keeping. His partner in iniquity did not “come up to time,” which will be all the worse for him I*ben he does. Green—as bis name would indicate—was foolish enough to think bs could escape the lynx eyes of the polios, and haul, without first stepping up to the Captain’s office and getting a permit. He paid for his verdancy by handing over $6 and costs. Randall having become affected with the prevail ing cotton fever, was taken in nei for hav ing "cotton on the brain,” but in a bag—which Was produced in damning evidence against him, and was sent to keep conspanv with "blackleg” George for the same space of time—to be similarly ornamented, and to go through the manual of street drill. » ' / f Tat f And the Court then adjourned. “ ' MACO:\ PRICES CURRttWT. Macon, Oct. 14th, 1646. The general market has been tolerably active during the past week, and the demand pretty active for moat articles. The stocks of Dry Goode, Clothing, Bboea, Hata and Groceries have been largely added to, and several new establish meats in tips three former lit) if hare been opened. The supply is ample, not only for local requirements, but sufficient for till country or ders, so merchants need have no doubt aa to haring theirbills filled. There bas been considerable advance in both Corn, Meal and Bacoifj and the stock of mch on hand is very light. Owing to the appearance of several Northern speculators in our market, and in view of the decided Advance in New York, Cotton haa taken an upward tendency, and the staple if now quoted at from 35 to 41 cents, according to quality and con dition. Bacon —Unchanged, but stock lighter than last week Hams So to 35c. Sides 30 to 84c. Shoulders 24 to 28c. ; ' • .•• *; ■ Bulging—A. good supply, and ia quoted at 40 to 45c. a ft! 6"37*1 "| Brandy— Supply equal to the demand. It is almost impossible to come at any settled price. We quote Apple |3 to 6. Peach 32.50 to S. Beesivax.— Limited supply, 20 to 80e. Butter —But a limited supply ia market. We bear of some Goshen selling at 65 to 75c. Brooms— Good supply, 25c to sl. Buckets —fs to 6 per don. Cotton— There has been more activity visible a greater portion of the week than bas prevailed for some time, with a little advance in priea. We quote now 42 to 48c. Ootton Cards —A very large alock on hand, from 75e to 31. dandles —Limited, 88 to 84c. Cheese —Scarcely any in market; 80 to 40c. Cffee —Stock of Rio heavy, Java small. Rio 40c. Java 50 to 6ac. Dried FruU —Apples sto 18c. Peaches sto lie. Domestics —Unchanged. Augusta Shirting 22 to 25c; Grauiteville 21 to 24c; Macon Bhtqdjngs 84 to Augusta 27 to 80c; Granitevillelu to 80c; Osaa burgs 22 to 25c. Stock light. Flour —Unchanged. Superfine 314 te 16 Extra Family 317 to 18. Btock light, fish —No. 1 Mackeral in barrels 330 to 85; ia half barrels 317 to 18. No. 2in barrels S3O; in half bar rels sls to 16. No. Blh barrels $25. drain— Wheat, with stock light, 31.75 to 2.2*. Corn, with stock light, sl. Rye sl.2* to 1.60. Oats 75c to sl. Hides— We quote Dry Salted at Bto 9c; Green at B>f to 4c. Lard —2B to 38c. None now in market. Leather— Upper 40 to 75c. Sole 40 to 50c. Meal— Scarce at SI.OO to $1.25. Rails —Stock light, 10 to 20c. Potatoes —sl.2s per bush. Peas —Light supply ol Cow Peas, 60 to 75c; Ground Peas 50 to 80c. Rope— Stock heavy. We quote Riehardson’s Green leaf at 22 to 25c; Handmade 20c. Sugar —Stocks of New Orleans continue light, but prioee are without change, 20 to 26c. The stocks of Crushed are heavier, and prices unsettled. We qnote from actual sales, 80 to 40c. Clarified, A, B and C. 27 to 30c. Syrup —Cane 70 to $1; Sorghum 85 to 40c. Tallow —Limited supply, 8 to 10c. Tobacco —We note rather a better feeling in this ar ticle, but no change in prices, which range, for Chew ing, from 40c to sl. Stock large. Teas —Black $2.00 ; Green $2.50, according to qaal ity. Stock light. Whisky —Bourbon $5 to 7; Corn $2.50 to 8.00; Rye $3.75 to 5. Wool —Stock very light and in demand, sl6 to 26. Yarns —Very good stock, at $2.86 to 8 per bunch. Financial. —There has been considerable movement in the Gold Market since our last report, aud more oi the precious changed bands iu the last week than in anj- previous one since the impetus given to the Cot ton Market in our midst by the advance in the price of that staple in New York. We now quote Gold stiff* ly at 45 to 50. In Silver there is not much demand, but it may be quoted at 35 to 45 premium. GENERAL MARKET REPORTS. Cotton Market.—the receipts of cotton by wagons are very light, and prices are decidedly upward. Strict Middling will command readily 87 cents. Quotations might be made from 27 to 37 cents—low grades hang heavily, aud re-packed is dull of sale. It is apparent now to everybody that the amoUDtof cotton in the country i8 even much less than was thought at the close of the war. The facilities for shipping cotton from Atlanta makes it one of the bast points for selling cot ton now in the State, and large cotton operations are made here, while the article is lying at other points oo the railroads leading to this place. Messrs. McDaniel A Strong alone have bought over 400 bales thi. Seek We advise parties having cotton for sale to give this market their attention. — Atlanta Intelligencer, 14fA. Columbus , Oct. 13.- Tile -otton market wasquite ac tive yesterday. Buyer* weie numerous, and prices higher tbau on any previous day We heard of one lot being sold as high as 31 cents. (1 Id is also higher —it brought yeste:day 148. The stocks of mercuan dixe are not generally heavy, but the assortments of our merebanfs are very good. Almost auy silicic need ed can be found. If the mer were navigable to this point, many stores that are now nearly empty, would De filled, large quantities of goods for this market be ing now at fcufaula awuiting navigation. To our Colored Correspondent. —An intelli gent negro, who writew a very fair hand aud spells beautifully, has sent a savage communication charging that we never pay any attention to “the cause of justice und right to the negro.” This iH an utter mis take. We feel the greatest interest in the “unbleached domestic.” We lovethe very kink in his hair, and, provided he uses pro fusely “Phalon’s Night-blooming Cereus,” we do not object to his contiguity in hot weather. Have we nofjoined with the Bisb ops, the preachers, the a- aeons, and other good people in advocating their education| elevation and refinement ? Ha e we no t pointed out to them the advantages of ens igration to Liberia, a country where they can get plenty of yam, plantain, and run,p and where the climate is so delightful that a coffee bag with three holes in it will do for a suit of clothing all the year round ? It is an entire mistake; we are interested in the freedrnen. Have we not warned them against buying galvanized pewter watches manufactured in Boston ? And did we not but the other day call the at tention of their friend, the New York Tri bune, to a horrible outrage committed Ul - on one of the race, an old man, and a preacher of the gospel, who was sent to the penitentiary in Te. lessee for receiving, knowingly, stolen bacon ? Nevertheless, with an ingratitude scarcely paralleled in history, they give their subscription to some other paper —some Radical organ. This is unfair—it is not just nor right. We treat the freedrnen with politeness, as we have always treated tihe colored race.- When they are respectable, honest and in dustrious, we give them their dues aad re-* 1 spect them accordingly.— Richmond Timet. of that territory, to secure wives for the dis consolate bachelors residing there, and all expect to greatly improve their condition when they reach their destination. They were collected in the £iew Lngland States, and are said to be “beautiful and accomplish ed,” and most of them between 16 and 20 years of age. A few dozen men are going with them, probably to suppress any attempt at mutiny. Publio sympathy is on tie side af the males. GOOD THINGS TO T. Hotel Eotollers «.d COMVRBRB CHtmtA. GREEK dfe TiAICE MR I MEM Ifiri bow receiving and have or jha way a choice FINE GROCERIES fresh aad now, aad wo device to make it aa obleet for dose buyers with task to giva ua a eali aad examine oar stock, eoasistng to put of Sagan, aft grades; Coffee and Teas, Starch. Soap, Rad Candles, now crop Maoks rel, all numbers: Fulton Market Beef (in haft bbts.), Dried Beef aad foungs, FMrisa, Preeenm and Baaeee, i» great .eantety; Butter, Soda, Sugar and Farina Orackeia, Potatoes and OSton*, Nuta, Candies, Msisiss aad Figs. W« hare made arrangements to receive large ahipmenta ot -that earns old kind” CHOICE BUTTER, in Kegs and Tabs, ska the fluent English Dairy and New Fork iitate CHKEBE, whieh wn nan supply to tbs ends at a email ad vanes on coat. We would eali particular attention Is onr stock a t Purs Brandies, Wines, Whisky, Gin sad Ram, Lon dsn Ale and Porter, to any desired Asps, Champagne ofshe finest quality, elf the favorite brands at Began, among them the celebrated “ Nabejos,” Fine Cat, .Smoking and Cbewiag Tobacco, end genuine Msecs hoy all sine packages. business we hope to receive a share of the public pat ronage, end a foi? trial is all we ask. Ralston granite range, t i v oet 1 st— ts Grand Reception! *? Re-Opening af ttie Brown He.se! . . AFTER undergoing a thorough renovation, the BROWN HOUSE will be opened Inr the recap tion and accommodation of the pubHo, from and after TO-DAY, 16th October. E. £. BROWS. NEW FIRM. . -- B; H. Newton. K. F. Lawton. Produce, Provision# and General Communion busi ness, next door to Hardeman A Sparks, Ware-House, Ducn A Mangham’a old stand. *. H. NEWTON. * R. F. LAWTON. oetl4-4t b. n. nbwvox. a. r. hittsk. e - - - - ■ NEWTON A LAWTON, Grocery, Prodace A Proristoa Dealers, GENERAL COMMISSION MERCHANTS, THIRD BTREET, NKXTTO HARDEMAN A SPARKS’ WAREHOUSE DOVN A MA. NO HAM’S OLD STAND, MACON, - - - - GEORGIA. Highest msh pries paid for ell kinde of Country Produce. oet 15-lm PAINTING. .CHRISTOPHER BURKE, [LATR LOTI A BURES.] HOUSE, SIGN A DECORATIVE PAINTER, Paper Hanger, Gilder, etc., etc# HAYING renamed Business, the undersigned hopes by attention aad moderate prices to meet a share of public patronage. His ability as a work man is known to most of the citizens of Macon for the pout six years. Paint Shop in Floyd House, opposite Medical Col lege. Mixed Paints constantly on hand, at moderate prioee. , 1 CHRISTOPHER BURKE. oct 12-lm* WARE-HOUSE NOTICE. HARRIS &, ROSS, Warehouse and Commission Merchants, WOULD inform their friends and patrons that they are again prepared to receive aad store or or sell any Cotton entrusted to tbeir care. Mr. A. B. Adams, formeriv of the firm of Adame A Remolds, is with os and will be pleased to see his old friends. HARRIS A ROSS. Oct. 15, 1865.—ts To Rent* ONE ROOM in Triangular Block, ovar the Manu facturers’ Bank. Board can also be obtained by the day or week. Apply to _ oa« oetl6—2t* N. E. M. ANDERSON. EX'PRA SILK HATS. CASKS-of KxtraMilk Hat.,—finest quality—just revel veil by _ H. SHaW A Cu., ii atT. W. FREKMAN’B. oct l ft—t f. -■**■——"-*—— ■ " ■“ Apprentice Wanted. AN indented apprentice ia wanted tw ns—one that can come well rcents mended, »nd is not too proud to work, cun set the situation, sod learn to do all kind of House and Ornamental Painting, Lettering, etc. octl3-tf DRURY A TRIPOD. SODA WORMS TO RENT. THE Machinery for making and bottling Soda Wa ter, used by Mr. E. K. Brewer. All persons having claims against the estate of S. E. Brewer, deceased, will present them to terms of the law, and all persons indebted to said estate will please pav up a s no longer indulgence ean be given. For sale, a fim rate Saddle Horse; also a two-bone Wagon, new. Apply to my Agent, T. A. Brewer, Esq. Oct 15th, 1865.—St* C. E. BREWER, Ex’X. NE W GOODS. G. R. BAhKEH TAKES pleasure of hnfortnlag his eld easterners and friends, that he is bow receiving from New York, a fresh Stock of Goods of his mm ■election, eon- Mating ot IXrj Goods, Boots sod Shoes, Bats, Hard ware. Crockery, Wooden ware, Tin-ward; aad Family Groceries, all of wbieh will be sold eheep for eask. GEO. R. BARKER, At his old Stand, Cotton Avenue, sear Cherry St, oct 3 — St* TO RENT. A WAREHOUSE capable«f Storing twe or three bundled Bale* Cotton. Apply to oct l*-tf G. F. * H. K. OLIVER. I* K OPENED! W. J. (McKLROY’S OLD ESTABLISHED Faotory. TITB are now prepared to do all kinds »f TIN, VV SHEET IRON and COPPER WORK. SHEET IRON, COPPER and ZINC m. hand, aad reliable workman to execute the JT STOVES, and parts of the same, supplied to par ties desiring such art Klee. octio-dfl* McELBOY A BPBKRB. Fine peaches-green i FINE PEACHES—DRIED ID FINE APPLES—DBIKDII K„r„l, on bf p.p.reigE, Third St., bet. Cherry aad Mulberry Streets. octll—Bt FOE THE INNER MAN. FULTON MARKET BEEF and ‘ Pig Park, in X barrels, and at retail by GEO. R. BARKER. ■ oct3—flt* '■ WANTED. A comfortable DWELLING HOUSE, eoavsafoat to tba business part rs the city, containing not Isas than six rooms. Apply at this sepkfl-tf OFFICE.,, Ni )l]a»T wuolksaLe N pT|ONS, Furnishing Goods Perftunery, .TiUlI .A * TOILET ARTICLES k STATIONERY, Tha largest and bent selected stock in the city, mod extfusively WHOLESALE. i [ fjjßji ?y 11 < a Yfr Wa haba ndueed our prices to compete with North •fnaltiaa. This being a branch ol <>ur NBW tore hours, Oivee ns great fceilities for selling Good* at the pnecs. Our stock embraces tt-e fu.towiug. U aidea a great variety of other goods: Combe, Bruahee, Buttons, Pipes, Cutlarr, *'• Pina, Readies, Shirt*, 5 I Callara, Suspenders, Drawers, Hosiery, b&' . ill Haadkawtetete, 1‘ -d Wallets, Thra-4, Fans, Toweliag, V; J*Y VI i Drees Trimmlage. Balts aad Bs-ikL«. Coiegues, Pomade*. Soaps, Blakiag, Ink, Paper, Eavatopea, Trunks and Looking Glasses, aU., at*, ate. s - , V. . *\’• A ARMY OIL, EMERY PAPER AMD TRIPOLI. NORTH & FERRIS, 41, P*b&« Square, four Doors North of Cedar, sash villi, . . . . Tursnsn. oetlO—lm. MERCHANT TAILOKINIj. t l - n » ■ r Ig> g* JEFF. LONG, Its noea bblow in row orrics, W**d *** # *“ j n#t r#eß * T * LARGE AND SUPERB STOCK OF GLOTHB, CABBIMERB, DOMNINS, FANCY VIST PATTERNS, AC , M. which hs t> ready to put up at very reasonable rates, and on short notice. All work warranted to girt satisfaction. ~ * JL .LSO, 1 '“° 7 repairing. Connected with my establishment, I have a eeperata room for repairing all kinds of Tailor Work. I respectfully refer to ay many old eastern era, aa to ®y Workmanship, haring always given them astia* f**ti*D- _ oet I*—St Central Rail Road, I Macon, GA.,Oct. 12th, 1845. j ON sad-after Monday, October 28d, end during the •eseion of the Georgia State Convention, a dailt train (Sundays excepted) will inn am tiis Road. Lears Mac0n.. .«„«»»«......7 A. M* Am re at *69 A. M. “ Leave Eatonton 1 P M. Arrive at MiHedgerille P. M. 44 44 Mam 6:45 P. M. GEO. W. ADAMS, Gea’L Sup’L octlS—St. Plantation for Sale. I OFFER for salsa good Plantation ia Dooly county, containing comet,Boo aorea—oso cleared, and the plaoe in good repairs. On the place oan be purchased all that is ■eceeearr to make a crop—Corn, Foddar, Oats, Rye, Mules, Horsea, Hogs, Sheep, Cattle, ate. la my absence D. W. Smith will show the plaoe and stock. The place is 1 A.miles below Montesurae, adjoining Col. Jonn 8. Thomas. oet 18-St W. W. CLARK. - mi— ~— STOLEN. jCJTOLKM from Rev. H. K. Rees’ stable ia Mason, >3 his large whito or gray horse, short tail, his right hind foot swollen and with a fresh cut oa the left side of his neck. A liberal reward will be paid for bis rw turn to Mr. Rees. Any information thankfully leoeir ad. It ie thought the horse was taken ever tneriver, towards Jones County. oetlO-tf. <*• «. A. CCNKIVOBAM, B. W. HOOAK, H. C. CCHIIIROHAM. CONN HOG AN * CO., WHOLESALE AND RETAIL Grocers and Commission Merchants, PRODUCE &. PROVISION DEALERS GENERALLY. ■ILL BTEBBT, FABBAK’s OLB HTAVD, GRIFFIN, ...... 6KORGIA. oet 14 d«t REMOVAL.-DR. B. A. WHITE bow occupies two rooms orer the present peat office, lut door to I>r. C. H. Hail’s office, whore ho eon bo initially (bund Bight or day when not professionally aboeat. oet 14 —8m FLOUR! FLOUR! 50 Bbls. Superior Flour, 50 “ Choice Extra Flour, 50 M Extra Family Flour. JUST BBCBITBD AMD FOR SALE BT GEO. T. ROGERS A SOW, cot 14—ts BA DOZ. HATS ALL GRADES, for solo by OU . GEO. R. BARKER. oot«—«f BOOTS, SHOES AN© HITS, AT Wholesale and Retail, BT V SINGLETON, HUNT & CX)., Opposite - ... Lanier flense. WE boro io Store, aad for oalo, o largo and woll ■elected stock of GobW. tine Celf-skia Book, Congress Gaiters, .high cut Balmorals aad beary Brogaaa far plantation bands, together with Ladies, Miaaaß and Children’s Shoe*. Also, a large sad Baa assortment of Man’s and Boy's Hats. Maooa, Ga., Oet 10th, 1985. dX. WANTED. C% first ratolOsk Grain era at /C DRURY A TRIPOD’S. ■ ootS-tf Thß. J. B. HINKLE, has resumed the prmetioe of JLF his profession ia Macon. Office orer Masoen burg A Son’s Drag Store. Can bo found during th aight, at the residence of A. G. Batts, on Areh Sweet, sod between Pise aad New Streets. octlO—ddm. nBOBGKA, Palaski Oe»ty,-wtwwi UTt«BM Grim.ley, applies ter letters es Dterntnlen from the Administration ea the estate es Richard T. Grinutrr, dicmcd. ThU la therefore to ette sad admonish aU person* sen earned to he aad appear at my office within foe time pre scribed by law, and shew easse. if aay they hare, why ■aid Letters shoald sot bo graatod to said applicant. s*r* -* lawsa octS-mdm Ordinary. vr r, w r ' * u i "■ ■ ■ ■; NEW ROODS I NEW ROODS 11 Wo Hove Just Received by Ilxpioae FROM HBW YORK, I • , -itfi « 4 v\# 30 QOO beautiful SPRAGUB ALSO, a large lot af DaLaiaaa, Alpana’a, Mariam Poplins, Deßogss, aad a tell mortmaat of Ladiae Dress Goods ganerally. And all other artielea kept ia a DRf GOODS ESTABLISHMENT. Together with a tell asiartaent Os Yankee sotto*a, ia eddtttoa ia which wa will receive wuhta tha naat PITH or SIX da?,, ; ‘ 5 50 CASKS DRY GOODS. af every d«tcrinline aad variety, which trill he ottered la the Trade oa raananahla TERMS. Wa her# siaa oa hand, a large lot of f loots and Shoes, Both Gant lames aad Ladles wear. Tagathar with a foil assortment af CLOTHING, ter bath Fall and W tu tor. We have alee M yards af that New Jyroher Dutch Beltiag Cloths IV THE GROCERY LIVE W# would effer f 40 balsa India Wagging. PW ceils Riehardnue’e Graeu Leaf Baps. 6 balsa Bagging Twins. 800 bbla. PUmr, smarted breads aad qualities. NO seeks Soda Ash. 40 kegs Bi Carb. Soda. 58 hexes Bi-Carb. Soda. 88 bbla. Stewart's Craahed Sugar. M bbla. Stewart'a A. D. Ie bbla. Stewart’s Granulated lagar. 18 dam Haiyes. 140 boxes Tobaeee, variose brands and qaaiiWea. Imm and Aaguata Sheetings and Shirtings. Omabnrge, Torus, 88 dan. Osttoa Cartel, tea., tea. These Geode we wth Ml lew to Dealers, either ter U. ft. Currency, Cam, ar will asehaage them for Cot ton, at market valoatiea. Wa rmpcefally aak buyers la inepeet ear STOCK, as we foul e»afideut that we eaa give entire satiate*, tioa. J. B. ROSS te SON. aapl7-lm* NEW BOOKS AT BOMB A CO.’S. JURT received a Dash aupply. af Webster's Kle meatary Spelling Reeks, Davies’, Smith’s, Stod dard’s Trao/'s aad Bmaraea'a Arithmetic; Mitchell’s Coanell’s Mnnteith’a, Smith’*, Geographies : Coltou’e sod Fitch’* and Warren’* Geographies-McGuftey’e, Goodrich's Sargent’*, Town’s, Tower’*, Witeon’a, and I’aiker and Watsen’s Readers; Smith’s Bullions’, But ler’s, Tower’s, Field’s G ram mare. Histories, Chemistries, Philosophies, aad Classical Books of ail deeeriptiosa. Slates, Pencils, Stationery es every description. And a general lot of Miseallaaeona Books. I3T Orde s from the country promptly filled.MM oet 14-Bt - /. W. BURKE teCOT WE SEE MORGAN I COMPANY Have opened aad are receiving their new stack of Furniture 2 .Center es Peachtree mate Marietta it*. ATLANTA, GA. This house ia connected with one es the moat exten sive bouses of NASHVILLE, Will (keep eonstantly ia store well selected Furniture, all Bices Window and Looking (ileuses, (odd sizes cut,) Gilt Frames, Pictures, Shades, White Lead, Linseed Oil, Benzine, Japan Varnish, Putty, Ac., Ac., This firm expect also to msaufoctarw at this pleas subsequently, but feel sure they eaa aak* it te the in terest of purchasers in flu* furniture, less the perulefc itiee of transportation oa Hastens furniture. s*pl7-lm a. a. maw, a a. no am. BOOTS and shoes, -AY WHOLESALE AND RETAIL. THE public are respectteUy invited to examine onr Stock, eonaiating exclusively of BOOTS and BHOES, auoh as Ladies and Misses’ Bootses, Gents fine Dree* Boots sod Shoes, (sewed and pegged) of every description, Boys, Youths nd Chilren 7 * wear of every style, all of whieh we are prepared to offer, by the pair or eaee, at very low figures. SHAW te NORTH, nnder Journal te Mceaenger office. oet 14-dt* AUGUSTA HOTEL. PROPRIETORS: 8. If. JONRS, E. 1. KICK. WB reepeet fully forite oar old friends aad tho trav eling public to giro as aoaD. Oar Hooso it located la the heart af trade, and eoareaioal to tho dope s Aagneta, tk, Aug. 34, 1888. Soda, Tea, Sngar, Coffee, aad White Lead. 1 X KBOB Soda, IO fi Cheats Green Tea: 18 bbls. Crashed aad Coffee Sugar; SO sacks Coffee; I,O<K) lbs. White Lead. Just receirod by Mp3B GKO. T. ROGERS. VALUABLE PLANTATION FOR SALE. THE enbeoriber deeirens es eloeiag her Interest in forming, wishes to sell the PLANTATION she now resides os, situated one mile from tho Village of Cnllodea, Monroe eonnty. Tho tract ooatoios fifteen hundred acres ot land, a portion being red table land. The location is one mors to be demrod than any ia Middle Georgia. On tho promises is a three storied Dwelling, first story of bricks, Gin Honse Screw, Bora, Cora Crtbba, H tables aad erery other building neees ■ary oa a plantation, and a wetlef Water net surpassed for quantity and quality. A goad portion of the Para ia in woods aad timber sufficient for any purpose Any one wishing to purchase will do well to look at tho place before baying elsewhere. For further information addraa me at Cnllodea, or Mr. W. H. Cestlon, Thommton. ELIZA CASTLBV, Calloden, Monroe county. Go. ■epfifi-BwdSmw* FARM FOR SALE. A small FARM of 100 acres; 40 acres la good OAC aad HICKORY timber, four aad a half miU east of GRIFFIN, GA.. la offered for mle. The place baa two good FRUIT ORCHARDS, running water, springs and a good woll oa it, double leg dwolliag sad oat houses. For farther particulars apply to JASON BURR, Griffin, O*., or 8. B. BURR, auglS— tf Maooa, Go. MATT. YORSTON, Gas-Fitter aad Bell-Hanger, ALL kinds of Gun-Fitting aad Re airing, aad Bell-Haaging aad Repuriag dooe neatly aad foeep. Orders left far mo ot tho Journal and Mes ser ger Office or the Gao Haase, will bo promptly at tended to. MB RIDE A DORSET T ANARUS, SHIPPING AND COMMISSION MERCHANTS. Offioe: with R. W. Onbbedre, next door to L a Plant's, Second Street, Maooa, G*. ooMM ffiiniycn p 'mTlii 111 (lilt 111 Mill Still ABCHBUBRMAN te BROTHER, baglaure to * form the eitueoe of Maoeu and aorrouadl xg country that they have last raoeived oa* ti the LARGEST end BBST smarted *tnok es LADIES' AND GENTLE SIR!*9 * J V ‘ I . * FURNISHING GOODS I »<A» ri«M sh mm .ffi ate m that is in the market—on**to*i«m es Mertuea, Mi Lanes, Mnsambtoues, Alpaaaa, Silks, Oalmsaa, Q» tea aad Opera Flanuala, Oambnae, 1 — Hrte teg*, Cloak*, Sbawia, Bahnorala, Balts. (Vupra, Lace*, Edgings, Inserting*, Ham, Water Falls and eruamenla, Faney Hand Diuam% Fancy Ct mba of every description, Irish 1 lama Tim ble Oietha, Toyelio*, UandberahmK feemet amt Swiss Mual’ne, Mosquito NeMian Shiiteaga es ail dt«cii;>tiotiß (bleached and unbleached). Love Y*Oh Yeil Bereee, Poplins, tee. A lafweaeaortmeui of Ladies’, Mia>m’aad (JMdmariß Hhoea, Gaitora, Bootees, Hoop Skirt* of the latest a>H% Parasols, Corsets, Jewelry, Per to merles, Fetnaer% Toilet Noape, and b nod rede es India AMtatm te* emurron* to mentiun. i -< X Skirt. Panto, Drate—, Vest'*, Soaks, uOiriw, ouppMuuwri, Boots, Camimerm, % Short, Dread Cloth, GMtlv)Utcb , B Shawls, Hats, C*p«, Satinet*, Blankets, Watches, Puckol Kuives, Packet Books, Setrn, Tranks, r? Yslisos, ' i Carpet Bags, Yankee Notions t every deeeripliee, asd bmv artielea, which Iteam set spam enough te seuatorat*. As we bare .any .drainages, wa iatoad »IW*g toe bast and chsapeet Goods that can be Imadja tbs ctegar ” DOIITHMB HAteRBTd On* af tha firm being located to the attf es Imr York, we will be constantly receiving all Goods asm able for Ibis Market, whieh WB ARK DRTBRIIINBD TO SILL. We have on huad, as yea may aadsmtoad. A fine variety af Goods, Cheaper, cheapest ia the land, i l Thta mast be wsll anderatood; We hsvs fins silks end oaliorv Onmt jadfff for yoarself sad tbea you’ll knew, That we have da* goods, aad they all parity— Oh sapor than you’ll find in this city. Com* all the* that bat* taste aad pride, And yea’ll not g« ate fitoteteifiiif All onr Good* an aim aad new. And w* are eerteia they’ll mtt yoo. We any to one, we my Mall, i All we ask tl jmt a sail. e*p27-tnovtl - A. BCHEUHMAN te RBO Little, Suit* k C. TTAYE Just received a large maerinimt af teOOOt XI in fbetr line—ooneietfng ia part es GeittaMi’i teßdl Ltedkte’ hilkk Ffwi Double and Single Ifarwiw.) BRIDLES, COLLARS, WHIPS, Tntteling Satchel*. Fine Saddle Clothes. Shoe Fixings, tell desoriptmos. . Lonlher of ill kinds. Saddle and Hnrnem Hsrdwnro. Otrrisge Trimmings, As., Am Which we propose to sell si rsoaownhU rate*. Work Msnnfaefearod to order. And re pairing done with dispata Cherry Street, Macon, Ga. aaplT-dlf B. B. HIACUBUWUQ. SHACKELFORD & WILCOX. COMJmiBMOJT MBmCM'MJm* Maoon, Georgia, SA W. wiU ooatrnot with partim fa foo CITY for e Poking. Repairing and Shipping Oottou foam our uotton Pram, oorner of Cotton Aveaae md Cherry Street, Macon, Oct. B,IMB. oetT-lw* FLOUR AMD LINSEED OIL ftObbla. Superfine Hour. 60 M cbeioe extra do •0 «*■ extra fSemilr do 1 “ pure I famed Oil. Juat roeeired and for aaio hr QBO.t. ROGERS A SOW, ON CONSIGNMENT. 80 buabela Sweet Potataaa: 2,000 lba. Bnoon Sidm; 3 bbls. Lard; 3 bbls. N. O.Samw; 40 sacks Corn ; 80 ooila Oreeu Loaf Rope; SO pieom Kentucky baggie* Juat reeoivod and for mle hr’ _ j. h. amphrsor a worn. A CONBECTICVT »EHOCKAT?C NEWSPAPER The New Hnei Daily Register “* W ‘' ABB COLUMBIAN WEEKLY REGISTER, Terms es Dolly, $y M—Weoklr. abljr la AdVMMe. ffIHE REO'STBR, after aa nniatorrwatod wfatoaea s s,'z&ttsgzxzsrzsacs •spoumdntfo.tmgm.iag. Itfarfofoa.££2l.4 of rending m.Uer, earefollr written er eetoetod : toe. mg la e condensed form, the n — t~sl Bewa foam affi part* of the V’mld, and reports of Local Affaire. Former rmidonta of OaneetieaL or foM MW# e reliable Newmmper from Now EMriaadLwttl ftadfoe "RegiMer’' well woeth foo enhoeriptieu pries. sep27-tf QMMwaitownr. HENDERSON A BECCB~ WHOLESALE AND RETAIL Produce Merchants, COTTON AYRMUAM Door foam CtarryßL IROV, LIME aad COUNTRY PRODUCT ks>4 ooasfaatiy oa baud. mpm-lm* COTTON PRBBBHR. W \Ssmi^JS^SSS^ (*-rj street. MoMABUB A 00. P. S.—Our Ma. Jirvaoa DbLoacwb takea Thsrgj of foo Prmorn foam foie date, emd will be plmood so bare a cull tram i.m old ouMoa frimifa »P*-am __ MoMAOO. J. K. HARM AIT, Real Estate Agent, THIRD STRHBT, RALSTON BUILDING. Mecca, Georgia HAVING had tang euporieoflo ha tho Laud trudo and Real Patato busioeea g—rally, offers Mi ■emcee to the Pabiie ia oelliag aad raatmg ffermq m Belling wild Lauds throughout foo Stota Good Rofareoem girea If required. DR. GBO. N. HOLMH haa rsmsrad hhdU tram Brown’s Hole! to foo earn eideef between Poplar and Plum where be e— .foo fhaa4 at all boon, uatoaa prnhnweaaHy ahasaffi