The Cuthbert appeal. (Cuthbert, Ga.) 1866-1884, November 09, 1866, Image 3
THE CUniBERT APPEAL.
FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 0.
NEW ADVERTISE MhNTS.
To tho Public—Julift Mai\lfjCulhJ)ort,
On.
Wholesale ntvl Retail Druggwts—J
11 Zoilin&Co., Macon, Ga.
lluutfc 4iuil Lot lor C?alc-r-lJ M Mv-
ri ],
Notice—W C Conley, UuilitT C C.
Just Received—J MvK U 1111b.
Just Received—Isaac Easley. ^
II unity was elected ^Jlsigo
of lb* Inltrfor Court of Randolph court
ty on Tuesday last by a large majority.
I, -k.—Wednesday morning lust wiw
the coldest of the boiwqA. Ice could bo
aeon on water that was exposed through
tho night. Shawls, ovevfoat.H and good
tires were eagerly looker! After.
rar We would direct the attention
of the traveling public to the card of
Brown'd Hotel, Macon, Qa., in unollrr
column. If you wmtld bo mot Simt\y,
and have tilings dono up Vroicn, go there,
B*tX. Wo welcome to our ejfehango
list iho Savannah Daily Advertiser, and
are grutiliud to seo that, for the first time
in the history of newspapers in, 8avan
nab, it luw it 10 honor #»f coming forth a
iloulijo sheet. Tho Editor seems to bo
literally burthened with ndvertisomonU
can ho not send some of them adrift
in this direction ?
Seriously, wo arc not surprised at tho
populaiity of tho Advertiser, for with
such clover gentlemen at iU head
Messrs. Worthington, Divine * Grey, it
ronld not well b« otherwise. We wUl
them Mil urged proepority.
Ho! I'or tuk Tumkjiubu.—Wo un
deistiiud that telegraphic communication
will soon bo established between Macon,
(ia, and Eufaula, Ala.,—our neighbor-
i.ig city. In that event, 1bo lines will
pass Immediately by uh. The workmen
upon tliis lino are nowoporating between
Americua und Cuthbert—eoiuing slowly
but surely in this direcliofi, and lii proof
thereof, more than :10 mile# of wire are
lying nt our depot. Shull wo not have
nn ollico here? Surely tho business men
of this city nn»l vicinity, will not fail to
improve tho opportunity fc> put them-
Hcivosin dully atd hourly inteicourso
with tire markets of tho world. It Mill
not cost much to rig up an ollico und pay
an operator. Wo suggest n public meet
ing of our eitbicus to consider tho sub
ject, vory noon. Who will take the mat
ter in hand ?
Tuk CuTiiiftRT Corro’.i Factoiiv.—•
Since our lust issue wo have hud the
pleasure ol walking through the exten
sive buildings, lioaiing tile above title}
and to way tlfllt \vc were astoiiisliecl,
would be, by no mono*. hulfc expressing
our scntiinehls. We knew not that there
was ho Hiuoli Individuui enterprise among
us, much less that it was bo rupidly uul.
minuting in a “ concern" at onco so tfor
pacious and so attractive la architectural
design.
Thu Cuthbort Manufacturing CpiupAr
ny have indqgd great rooip to congrntif
laic tlieiimetves upon their success limn
far, and we doubt not from wlmt wo saw
und beard on Suturdny, that additional
prosperity flwa'ts them. Through the
courtesy of Captain Jno. Hardy, the
energetic I’rcsiilent of tlio company, we
were permitted to take “ a bird’s eye
view ” of the estublishmetit, and were
delighted to find it so rapidly approxi
mating completion. Cargo quantities of
bcuutiful machim ry have already in*en
received, and uro now being put in mu
lling order.
We visited sundry rooms, amongst
■others the boiler room, engine rootn,
loom room, carding room, wnrp room,
and lint room, in all of which we found
appropriate machinery. The boiler was
literally buried in stone work, of the
heaviest character, ns a protection
against tiro; whilst tho engine, a very
hand some one by tho way, waft Boated
upon a solid rock bush*, of Wioro than
live foot thickness, to preveat uny irregu
larity.
Df the weaving and curding rootat,
each 80 by 50 fee*, and Uieir machinery,
wo might say froth, but for tlio present
will forbear. Suffice* it to «uy that the
cotton and wool growers of South-west
orn Georgia, will soon have n market for
their produce, right at homo. Ithlding
tlio company Gud speed, ,**« will poet-
pone any additional remarks until .
Is.- Just received, “Annual lie port
of the officers of tho Western &. Allan
tic Railroad to I (is Excellency, OPforlus
J. Jenkins, Govchiur, fur Umj fiscal year,
ending September SOth,, IsOD." This
Road runs from Atlanta, (in., to Otait-
tnnoogn, Tcnn, and having recently
traveled over it, wo arc prepared to re
commend it to tlio public as one of the
very beat in the South.
During the war, ua- is well known, it
was literally demolished, but now.
t ir ugh the superior management ol
GTCtOnplxll WuPaue, the honored Su- 8AD,i
perinteiident, it is ull that could bo do
ll. His Reports Governor Jenkins
is a model document of the kind, bciag
plain, truthful and pointed. To (’apt.
Win. A;'.Fuller, one of tho Conductjrs
oj this Rond, wo are happy to make ac
knowledgments'{hr k'ndlics.sos bestowed
—not pecuniarg but social. From Chat
tanooga to QiicamnugB, ho was ever bo-
licitons to point out battle grounds and
her places i f interest, so a$, if possi-
o, to destroy tho tedium of travel, and
thereby render our passage both inviting
interesting. This Roiul, becuuso of
‘military reeoKl,” is destined to be-
coiuo one of tho most popular thorough
fares of travel on this, continent. Sue-
cosfi, say,we, to its officers.
Position mr Hon. A. II. StKiyiRNs.—
W o did not publish tho report by a cor
respondent of tho Now \ ork l imes,
that Hon. A. II. Stephens and his broth
er, Judge Stephens, w<*dd rOPOinfiiottfl
Uiu f-ogitthittur to adopt tlio Constitu
tional Afnendment'. preferring to wait
until some more definite and reliable ex
position of their views could be obtained.
Wo know Hint to favor the adoption of
that oil ous numsurc, under any eirouin-
stances, would bo not only a repudiation
el tlio cherished principles of their
whole lives, but a positive pern uml hu
miliation and wrong to themselves, A
disjcibib fitmi MiUedgevillc, which we
jublish elsAWlieri
Axe*, pci- tiox,
Itucntt -
per lb.,
NWe t,
St wilder*,
IWniiiR, t’vr yd
publish els
Mr. Stephen* b(|fi
states positively Unit
^ writton a letter to u
^enllJmaa from .Millmlguville, docluring
tho statement of the Ti nes’ correspond
ent in regard to himself and brother to
be utterly without Inundation, and ex
pressing the belief that the Legislative
would, reject tho amendment prompt
ly;
Tlio only utterance that wo have
hoard of, emanating from u reputable
source in Georgia, m favor of tho adop
tion of tlio C’onHtitutional Amendment,
appeared in n late number of the NY tilth-
itigftm Gazette, and timt was rather the
expression of a fear that, perhaps, we
should accept tfie uineiidinent to avoid
more harsh conditions. The truth i',
thro is no evidence that the acceptance
f that outrageous measure would up-
poaso the wrath of tlio remorseless anil
reckless Jacobins who control Congress.
Thuy ure iletct in tied th it wy shall not
be mluvtted to tin: present Confess, on
uny t’erihs: fftid tlio trite palmy, un
doubtedly, is to faithfully observe alid
mid execute existing laws, mid patiently
bide our time*
[Chronicle >$• Sentinel.
C’utjmikht Aitk.u,.—This is the title
f (juito a handsome weekly journal
tlio second number only of which bait
vouched us—just started in Cutliberti
Georgia, pnbfiwlied by Christimi & Hawi
tell, tlio proprirtors, and edited by A. L
llmiiilu.n, D. D. Herbert Fielder and
Rev. Theodore E. Pinitli. it make,
very excellent start every way, mid a#
we are fortunate enough to know the
senior proprietor, mid tho junior editor,
we ore enabled to gmitentce that so fur
r.s they arc concerned, it is bound to bo
a success, both in its mechanical mid ed
itorial iniinngeincnt. W o /.now that p
liticnlly it is hound to bo all right.—
(Srijjin Jfcraltl,
ANDREW FEMALE COLLEGE-
Many thanks am returned to our dis
tinguished friend Rev. M r. Myers, of tlio
"Southern Christum Advocate,” Mncoij
Gn for tlio following complimentary no*
tico:
Andrew Female.Oillkuz,CVruunvr,
G i.—Our bftcHigpnfcrt from tliifi institu
tion is of tiio most encouraging charnel
to-. I ndur the, direction of tlio Rev,
I >r. HmnHtbn, hrte of 'fennofisce, assisted
by an able corps (if teachers, it cannot
f»d"u» U* A ^uit’Mirccots. Tho pn-«cnt
session commenced with til) pupils, and
the number js being daily increased. Wo
hear the n»d« enthmiiiiBlia accounts of
Dr U’s sy«*tMn and disu^dincin conduct
ing thifl institution. We congttituluto
our friends ip HolfltiAVcfitorn Georgia,
in liuving hocured the services of this
well known Muthuifiia mid iifooniplished
toucher.
I^trli is snulod acordiag to Northern
natters, thi't^jnstny (fatfer is to ho Rad
ical oandidun for vr3«!dent In 180H.
Tf a man is detected in attempt to
take a pint pot, it is to lie proceed-
cd,.a gainst. a« mi act of felony, or simply
regarded as a strong desire for carry ing
out n uioasuie.
pictune of yrxico law and order.
A lettiT from Ma/.atlan, of October
say military matters was not materially
changed. Sonic say Corona will soon
attack the city ; others, that ho will
make a demonstration on Topic ; but
ull say ho will light tlm, french before the
evacuation of Ma/.atlun. Tho transports
Rhine- mill Jin'/immi wore daily expected
to remove die horses, mules and mnuni-
t on fchnno guns had boon taken lroin
the forts and tlio lol ls destroyed.
The Imperial Cbimn : HriuiiiT hail is
sued a decree requiring prop* viy-holders
to pay rent to tlio Imperial Government
instead ot lu'tho owners. The gouds of
those refusing to obey w't-ro being seikod
mid sold. Tho bmk l'rnncis Palmer hail
been released. Tunori, Altnudii, and
seventeen others had been captured in
an open boat, unarmed ; they made no
resistance. Almada Was shot immedi
ately by Albitzo, whose brother wnshliot
by Alin ula some inontlis before. Tunori
and the balance of the party were taken
to G uayamas and shot uu the "Gib ol
September
The soono nt their exocuti n is snid to
have been horrible. When the first vol
ley was' fired, some Woro praying and
others were cursing their captors. Not
half of them having been killed bv the
first discharge ft second Volley was tired,
after which the officers ruBlied in with
revolvers and snbrefi, shooting mid cut
ting all who showed signs of life.
Thirteen bther prominent Imperialists
were eapturril and shot on the 10th of
August. These executions, it is said,
will cud the imperial cause in .Suuoru.
FitACTic.it Ciiauitv.—There is a mill-
.or which calls lou’ly for prompt atten
tion on die part of our public men, mill
it is of more direct, vital importance than,
at first, it seems. Wo refer to the edu
ction of tbo ch Idrea of those hemes,
nowu and unknown, who perished in
tin- cause that was so ingloriotisly lost,
anil who lift no means behind thorn to
provide for the education ol those for
whom they died.
A propos,tii'n will be submitted to tlio
legislature, in a few days, for that body
to make napucitic appropriation for the
orphans of those who died or were killed
in tlu» Southern service, und thooliildruu
of those survivors who are unable to pay
tuition. Let this money bo expended in
the schools ulrcmly establiohed, as a sim
ilar fund is now expended in the common
schools of South Carolina. Twenty dol
lars will pay tho tuition of one pupil, and
the ratio will be tho same, no matter what
amount may bo appropriated. An ap
propriation of ?50,UUU will educate .1,000
or -1,000 indigent*, nnniiuily, whereas
tlicio are 5,000 or 0,000 who yearly pass
the age at which they are entitled to the
benefit of any act that w ill probably be
passed. Heavy appropriations have
befell made to the Btuto University, and,
the same donations will be asked for at
the present session of tlio Legislature.
Tho Governor's Maiadon inny need refit
ting mid icliirnishiug, or the grounds
around lliu State H .uso may require
beautifying. Instead of doing these
things, let the Legislature appropriate
money to tlio education of tlm unfortu
nate class to which we have alluded, und
that body will do tho Btuto and the na
tion mi everlasting good.—Journal .y JA i-
unigrr,
The following rcMoIutioiiH wai of
fered in the legislature by lion. Mr.
Turner:
llnalml 2d. That it is the sotiso of (lie
Legislature, that tho rights and interests
of both debtor mid creditor should lie
equally protected, and that while the
debtor should keep sacred his contracts,
tho creditor siitmU not, in tho present
impoverished con htion of tho coiiutry
fui cu to huIo the properly ol poor but
honest men, and earnestly recommend
that both classes of citizens act in the
spirit of die Golden Rulo of doing t<>
others as they would wish that others
under similar circumstances should do to
them.
lletihfil t fid. That the Gorjora! A <
Humbly would respectfully poifet to the
Example of the Northern merchant,
magnanimously adjusting his claims w ith
the Southern debtor ns worthy of tlio
emulation of Southern people in compro
mising their own claims, and that snob
an equitable compromise cun be ullucted
more BaUBfucfonly by the debtors tuul
creditoisthuusel'eM than by legislative
action.
Roolccd, 4th. That wo still have an
ubiding confidence in the integrity of the
people of the Stnto of Georgia, and that
they are determined to iiiiuutuiu unsul
lied their good name at home and abroad
if they are permitted so to do.
C 0 III 111 0 P C i tt 1 .
( I Timr.ltT PHICH C l ItUKNT-
Corrected Weekly
MESSRS. BALDWIN, REDDING ft CD,
home and Conminion Merchants,
irm
L'l’TiiiiKUr, (1a., No». 8th 1300.
COTTON,—But low huIcs lo repirl, the ruling
price up to the hour of going In (>re*i «•« 3() cents
No mn criul ebungo iu ether quoUtloui | ublishcd
below*
|30n25
BSir.Sc
SSu'JiH:
a uaoc
•lla.IOe
Dmulee, 40.1-t -Xe-
lleeswiix, per lb, attiv-'.’ic
llromns pur dux, tt.WuS
Rntior, j'ur lb—
SlliiSSc
OOtfTec
Hushes,
Ouffec—
Prime Hlo,
UimhI
Checs*. prr lb —
English i>.*ir_v,
N. V. Brule, ’
Pine Apple,
t’nndles, per lb
Star,
Ademnnlino,
Pftrurtiie,
Colton v.irn, per bunch -
H. f US
(Inn I’owdcr, i'or lb—
J)U(MM))'.-*, ’/ASS'.'C
Hu t ad’s, VMT V
l.i-uthvr and SJme find-
ii’g^, per lb—
No. 1 Solo, MulOc
•JHiiOUe
Upper, 2 4 n35e
Onlf skir.a.pioce.S I.Ai'sil
Linings,
Hind mgs, . f -iu‘2 as
IVgs, do-g-il’n, nOuBUo
Tl/iruo, pi' ih’r, f .’.Mi l
I.oioIkm , p.r M -
(hem. BIS
Kiln drlwl, 17
SCuSitc
83S3V)
:i.‘>i»i"e
'(1,17-Vi
ia.
» 137
fel
notion Curds, per dor.
Whitmore, fllnliS
Ini. •• R13U18.80
C nickers, per lb —
llnilur, 13-,9iv»
Hoiln, IBu'iOu
Cniiiiy, per fb—
Slick, nstorted, "8a40c
E'.inev, -tOnTSo
C puis, per M,
Pine, USat.S
A1 piihvn, f i'll' 1
Ciminmn, <:»us
Dings und Dies—
quinine, per o*.
Opium, '* "
I'olssh, case, pr bx,
Indigt*, pr or.,
MaiWur, pr lb,
lllne Slone, pr lb,
Halls, pr lb,
Dry Hoods, per yd—
ll.'c-ichidgs, I'-iM.Wc
Domes tics, 2.nii'.7
lu 4 lllenching.tl .AO.i 1.7.1
10-1 Domvs, *I.I«h0.26
Tickings, 4<MHl<ie
Prints, !Bu26c
Flour, per bbl—
Super II no, $Ual6
Family, *I6«17
Kslra do, BI7aS0
Fmila, |Hir pound—
Apples, Sul no
I’cnclics, 1 DU 12c
Pbh—
Mackerel, ’ , bbl, IISalA
“ ‘ ‘ ‘ jiuuli?
f7ul3nl.i
4»7
Tk V ->Mtl
Vila
I,bp
llrundr,
Whisky,
Hum,
Uiu,
Wine*, per gul—
Muderin, 8
I'or I,
Sherry,
Malaga,
Chuuipagne, prdox, pis.
• isu»u
Mnl.isses. per gallon —
Cimnty.Cnbaeunu bi'.ifl
Sorghmn, 7.'>a‘>V
Meal, per bushel, $1.76
Nails, per keg -
4.1, *10ali
6d, 10.2.’ml I. AO
12«I2.26
kils.
»1.4.7
Gib Fish, pr bbl,
Hurdineu, pr bx, vnuoo
White Fieli,
Iirain, por busliel
While Corn, t-l.7.’iul.80
follow do, ♦I.HAul.76
Uula, il..'iDal.0J
(Muss, por box —
$7a0
IlixlH,
12x20,
tSuli
A1Dull
$11*11.26
8d,
mi, h
tod, 11
12d, 1)
2nd, 1)
Oils r.mt Puiuls, per gal
land Oil, —
lloiled l.insoed, R3aS.8.
. oid do, 1.26a* .60
Truln ito, II 76uii
Castor do, 15.60n7
White I• cud, in oil, pei
cwl, Utth
/.inn, Dials
Osnabtirgs.pr yd.aSa-'JAr
Peanuts, ill bit, t-lul.*,'-
Poiash, pr lb, «2a2.V
Pwlty, “ isa20c
It ice, '• taalOc
Sail, |>or sack—
l.iverjtool, |l.26a6
Virginia, 6u6.‘ii<
Hultpelro, pr lb, 30a3.'»c
Hltol, pr tuuk—
Drop, ♦4.50a.’.
Hitch, 4 7.ViA n:>
SnulV, pr lb, 1.4"ai;.i
Spices, pr lb, (Incut1.2.
SiHipa, par box and lb-
W iuclion'ur, It.'iALV
Tin pealine, IluIC.c
Toilet, pr bur, kOeu^i
Sugar, | or lb—
A, 2Co2i
H, 2U21c
(1, 20a2»c
Vullow, 1Hu2|i
Cruabuil, 2uuU0i
Hollneil, 28u33i
Tobuccn, per pound —
Fine, i I i 6a!
UoihI, l,26«l,6l
Cimanon, 60u73i
Dog Tull, Waul#
M\\ (mm.
| T'V KitY HODV wunls to know ibo canso of
Vj DRV UlJODS taking such u FALL. The
luy story oxpluiiiB ilaelf.
ISAAC EASLEY
Huh just loccivel a l-'KKSII SUPPLY of
DRY GOODS,
Something lhal lie npvnr kept before, and is UN
OKU SELLING EVERY UODY ELSE ho baity
thnt they eunl oomo down lo Ilia prices.
He him nine on liaml a line lot ot
G RU(* FRIES,
HARDWARE,
BOOTH mnl SHOES.
HATH,
CROCK HR Y,
Etc., Etc, Etc.
In fuel, almost anything n man ever wants..
Ilaviug been ong|ige<l in iho UUDCKRV Hl’SI-
NESS hiv many years, bo fcclaBulisftetl Uml Un nn
doralandaul, amt cun tell lo Iho greatest advuuUge.
llo bus now ou lund u line lol o|
Sugar, iiojfcc, etc.,
Tlinl he is oU'ering at a very small ndrunco on cost.
“ Quick Sales mid Small Prolits,”
Is his moHo.
Come and look for yourself. It is no Ironble, and
costs noilnng lo look a! goods. •
.Inst received, a Hue lol ol
POT.tNfl.
ULIIE STONE,
SULPHKR,
FINHIIINU NAILS,
SCREWS,
TACKS,
l.l N TIDIES,
WRENCHES,
Etc., Lie., Ele.,
At (Ito. Old Stand,
ocIBiilf >
How to save a Dim,
riOMK round lo FOSTER'S OARRIAGB SHOP
aud setile up vour account wills him, llir lie is
iiending money very much just now lo keep up
busincm. You will all w. nt Inin to work tor you
suuin, but be can’t du it unless you sustain him.—
lie feels a deifoHoy in dunning bin hiemls lor their
little simp bills lliul oughl lo be payed promptly, ns
lie think* lliu hireling ought to be worthy of bis
meal.
Please mill in and rclioro his present necessities.
oct20ll J. A. FOSTER.
Please be Patient,
FELLOW CITIZENS,
\ N1) iu a very Mmrt timo wo will Imve, and will
eudeuvor lo keip constantly ou baud, ull Iho
FAMILY GROCERIES
And house-keeping art idea yon need. Our lira!
slock has pleased the people su well that we uou“
not keep several of the leading articles. We i
uow loccivitig supplies nlmnst daily, und having
iik-icrienced buyer In New \ ork (!ily, wo expect
weekly supplies of uvorvlhing Unit a
FIRST-CLASS IAMILY GROCERY
TRADE
i m p n o
Af
I N O
FINANCIAL.
Exchange on New Yolk pa
Gold, Inlying, 14 l I Silver, buying, 10
" Belling, 1461 " Belling, 13
RANK NOTES.
Hunk Hhilo fieoigis, l.'m I Eastern Rank Ala., 40
" Colinnbiis, su Murine Hunk, ho
Funnels ft Mkcliunicsloc 1 Muiiufactureis U'k, ISO
Moiictcry and Commercial.
Macos, Nov. 7 — Coltoi —The maiket conllnueB
irr giilsr. Strict Midtiling 81c. Fui iuluriui ipiu !•
tiei liioto is no demand.
Nusnvu.i.r, Nov. 5.—Flour—New Hiiperflno ♦U«*
12; exiru line 112613 00; lumlly ?ll.ill SO; Fan
cy S'.’uik
ll.icun—Clear sides 2l_' ; «22c ; slioitlderi 18? jC.;
plain hums 2.",’ j<-.; cunruwd bn ns 2 l 'a2’*o.
llBggfug anil Rope 24a20c. lor the lormcr und 7s
7,' jC. for ihe latter.
liroin—Corn, While. ?1 nr>; yellow Ooc.nlI.
laird -Find at 21c lor lierce and 28 lor keg.
* Whisky Common rrctdi.ai $2 2,’m3 .’>"; Rnf.erl-
ton county, low grade, f-j 7.*u»; bourbon In ijnoled
at |3a4. Old ajiple brandy at ♦ Iu3.
Aiiiiihva, Nov. 6.—Colton —a lew sales i
nui'u at 8<);ia37 cools for Stiiet Middling.
Cu.vnu.sruN, Nov. 5.—Cutli.n- Thesales umminU
Bit lo 4'20 bales. We ipinte low uiiiUiliug 3lu3v>,
Middling 80 ; Strict Middling .07.
Ati.ixta, Nov. 7.— Ontlon—Middlloga wore <pu»
led si 8i'lli, 1 ,. a slight advance on pluvious euler.
Corn— While ji 80; YeJb*iv tl in,
New YoiSa, Nov. 7. -fluid 147 : Collon dull ui
II lor Uplands. Flour dull. V4 beat la8o. lower,
I’o'rK heavy si 3‘iHW. luirdijuiet und Hr in. Sugar
ipi el. Cnir.-e dull.
Muiiii.k, Nor. 7.—Cnlloo -Middlings 30o. Mur-
ket rather uesiar and prices unuhuuged.
Why arc woman tlm greatest Uiievcs?
Boeauso they crib their children, Im*iio
their shiys, sled their j’dlicoals mid
but ons.
At nn exsniiiiiilion of the college of
surgeon**, n cnmfiifnto was afiked by Ab-
erintllicy, " VY hut would you do if a man
was blown up with powderP Wuit
until lie ejinn down," wnfi the luply.
A mnri wlio had won a fat turkey at a
ratio, and wljoso pious wife was very in-
quiwtiwj. nUhit his method of obtaining
tho lHMiltry, satisfied her scruples nt
hint by the remark thnt the “Shakers"
g.tvu it lo Uiu,
‘What mat.*.you look s<» gnnn, Tom?’
•Oh i had tftendure u sud trial to my
li-iJings.’ ‘ V'liuton earth was it ?’ ‘ Why
1 hud to l^ on a pretty giil’u bonnet
wliile her mi w as lmikiiig on.’
“Wlmt isxlittt ?” said tho Humlny
school teadie’, pointing to tlie h-tter O.
“Duiiuu,** sab tho urchin. “Wlmt do
yon i*ny «bis you stub your toe?’’—
1 Damn it!" i\ m tho prociuua reply.
#»t loll/ ;
llies-
•et up by uinpid pricter,
i :is she tlieo.’l
rope was
ibo;*t I’olly
Artomns -Ward (huihIh that his family
is ilesccmlod from tho I’liritliw, who no
bly lied b un a lund of dospitism lo a
land of frccilum, whore they could not
only enjoy licirown religion, but prevent
everybody »Imo from enjoyin’ his.
b'x)- Why is it easy lo break into on
old man’s house ? Because his gait is
broken and his locks are lew.
Notice.
WILL b<-sift], before the Court Uiiiifo Doo*, in
the city of Cutibcrt, on the Hist Tocwluy in- lui u
nry nexl, bciw»su I In- Imt fui hours of all the
a own Crop ( ,r the wml Joint Comppm, levied on
i» raliu'v h in»rig .go li (a, in favor of O. M. Dun
am v». John Ctiuplon.
W. 0. CONLEY,
povWd Kin' 0. C.
Just lieceived.
C< CL'ttRWR FAMILY FLOUR, 0>,m new While
Wll.ul;
Choico BACON HIDES;
** 1.4 III) :
IIA00INO BOO ROPE;
Li/bthojiK.-imn exp:.«,Te OIL;
i: ki <’HEi.si;;
MACKERKI,, u bbl». and kill;
WfirTE FltiII;
ONIONS;
SALT;
MEAL;
Wio very belt »:li--le of TE \
everything e!*» nan or moui.i i
i pil-p- s
il COFFEE, and
i>h a iu buy to
AN NO UN GEM 1C NT.
nt nre unVr/trixeA to Mokimiocc tho iiunut'ors.
WISE PARKER, an a caoillUuta for Solioilui Gen-
cm) of Iht I'eltuU Circuit. Elea too lui WimIuuh-
dny in January. nnvUtdo
To 'flic Public.
J IHERAL advances inimo nn Col foil coniiigned
~i lo uiy lrituilain New York .
JOHN HARDY.
novO (in Cotbbert, (lo,
J. II. Zciliu tV Co.,
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL
MEDICINES.
I'EIU-IMIEUY,
POTASH,
SADDLE HAGS,
WHITE LEAD,
GLASS,
PUTTY,
Z
PEPPER,
SJ’JCKH,
VARNISHES,
PUNTS,
OHS.
SOAPS.
E c., Etc., Ele.
Druggists,
MACON, GEORGIA.
House and Let
FOR SALE.
I I OL’SE of Seven Room*, purl unfinifchrd, and ii
I 1 lu.tof Five Aerra, ailimted in the ceulial pm I
I ihe thriving inn ft of (Julliberi, Ou., ueai Church-
», Kcln ole ami Court (Inure.
Al*o, 5'i uerva of Piuc LuuiD aeparntclv.
nnv'.i 2t H. M. MOREL.
Just lieceived.
TAI FT KEN Thousand pin
I led bent (idalilv.
•!i FI.OL'R—warrai
of H tCOV-WdFe.
-Wl Uj uml Muckert-I—bblj., half do.
1.5AAU EASLEY'S.
,1. A SEYMOlll'S
at Kim- street, ir.LCQN, r/J.
\ Consri|utuoo of the GREAT DEMAND for
G-roccries
PROVISIONS,
I linro found It nrccuwirv lo employ w help, ro
lliul inv cnalunVcra can Re wnflefl on PROMPTLY.
nn un» iccciving daily huge nildllinna Limy
Stock. Mv put chart!# being m«de North for cash,
ciiiibh-B ftte in give GREAT 1IAItU A1 NS. I have
>i huge nippfy id'
’" ir. Uacon uml luvrd,
Sugar, llucon and Sail,
Hugging. Rope unit Twine,
Mackerel, Cliemo. Hmkwhcnl,
Flour, Hioo, Soap, Cundlru,
Stiltuli. Pi ppei,Spice, Sardinch
Lobtlbra, Pickles,
Muluurea, in hhd*. und bbU.,
Hcsl N. O. Syiup, in imrrela,
I’inegur Sce*l Wheni,
Sniin nod Hull, i Clf-poker)*,
Willi nlmniilevei v hinu, cun lie imtnvd in my line.
" ve me n edl lind I prnnfl-e In (In light with
• who |Niirnnixe me. 1 .4oll in nny ipiuntily to
purcliuoeiB.
J. S. SEYMOUR.
Wo buy for I’nah nnd Hell for Ouah nt n rmnll nil-
vnnee nn New 1'mk cost. Thoue wiahing anything
In our line ol buuineis will pleaue cull ill our almu
on tlie Nnrth-oust corner o< lIn- pub lie-ipiuie.CuUi
boil, (Iu., und we will endeavor In m-enninimlalo
tbuin. II. II. JONES A CO.
nnv21f
na.UKIIICk J. CUN AST. AI.IUBU v. rOLKU.
C0NANT & VOUNfl,
COTTON FACTORS
TNT evils!
1 /Mk KEGS .VAILS, amii'lnl kI/.c*. nt
lUW J. N. tEY.MOUR’S.
Liquors,
1 > II M, GIN and WHISKY, in barrels a-'d casea,
lV WINES, in cures.
PORTER Otyl ALE,
To be bud e j favorable term*, at
J. N. SEYMOUR’S.
250 Boxes und 1-2 Boxes
V ARIOUS Grade* CHEWING TOHACCO-
liave Hein’s Rose Hud, m Hb oilier good brands,
which I offer nt reduced price*. Iumk in it you
wuut u bargain. J. N. Sl-.YMOt'R.
SnulT, Cigars & Smoking
Tobacco.
O F the REST quality. Also, Medium and Low
er Grade* of Cigars aud Smoking Tobacco cun
be found at suoli prices us cuumil full to please,
full on J. N. SEYMOUR,
20 Bales 4-4
Miieoii nnd Augusta .Sheeting,
C AN be had nt Lowest urarkrt price.
J. N. HE
Whole,sale aud Retail.
| WISH it distinctly understood that I full tl
1 both WHOLESALE und RETAIL; it being
mcocBsry ilut buyer* should bo served by tonic
ore-(here being so runny lotuse* eoo/ining tin’ll
hniiiio-s lo Iho wholesale Grocery aud Piovisinn
business, and I Imve Ihe force to wull on ull wlm
cull on mr, and intend In employ Clink* rnougb lo
wait on my cusloineru if it ahould become nocetwiry
liM-mploy inoie. I am n-luiling uu Low uh any
l„m Ihe city, uud only chuige a full- commission
lo wholesale buyers.
Com* and tee. J. N, SEYMOUR,
imvl 4t
T. S. POWrLL,
DRUGGIST,
BOOK SELL Ell,
mid STATION Eft
I ^MEDICINES und CHEMICALS; School. R..I
I minus uml IIlucelluneous HOOKS, and ci-mpleltf
f usviiiiiicnt ui STATIONERY.
IP- olfot* tin s.de ihu popular propriibuy uriiik-rf
i of the dor, iiuun-g winch uio
| Dr. Avei’n Ague Cure, Uhein Pec’oi'iil uml Collier
lie Pills, Ds .rail’s India Co egne. I.hodu'a
«••*) Ague Cure, GsIJigbuo’-J r la, JJr. h-nl'e
Nerve Tonic oiQuiuiue.-Tbi. i ule, Man
(lei's Pecloinl llu'fn. Kxlinci of
Gimur nnd Cod Liver Oil,
ileinbo'd m, Sunn’s and -
Hull's Sorsuimtilluij',
llctlihuld's Ex
luctui lluchu,
llusliiig's
Syrup
of
NurilltA,
Wbiiconib's
A-nlinm Remedy.
Sundfnrd's Liier' in-
r igoi ui nr, .1 ucob'a third lal.
r.iin Killer, Ready Relief M,».
Wiiiehiw's Simibing Svmp, ('In l<-
lidor'n Muir J)ye, I bnlon’n ll.nr Re tor-
cr, Lyon’s K iilnujnu, Harry 's Tricnplieiuus,,
Ambia mid Mnsiang Liniment, FalimslorU x,
.ci.ane’s, fre.v s,.ta\'ui#aud Lunden's Veinidiige*/
IVheulun's llcii GinliueiP,
D.dlry'i Pain Exlruclbr,-
Drake's l'lnnlalioii; Ru's' Hi. Duinineo. Ho.-eilel'S'
Sbinmvb und lluoll.ind'H German IIIT’I EIIS
Lnndard, Scideh and Muccobov SNUFF.
Cuiolimi, lli-lle, Seoleb SNUFF.
Genuine Sou il ilulii Smoking TORAUCO.
lu loilel uilieku Imn
Ucnnino Farina COLOGNE,
Genuine l.tibma Kxintol,
Florida WATER,
Huy HUM,
POMADES,
Hair OILS.
UOSMKTJqUES,
Tui e- I (iHDKRS,
JdHy Will 1E,
Genuine llrown Wimlsnr SOAP,
lluir, Tooth aud Nail URUSIIKS,
Drcjsing, Round and Tuck UOMIf.4,-
AI.SO,
Money ROOKS,
Pocket KNI\
lift South Street, Now York.
|)AY close nnd particular ntlonllnn In sales nl
I Cotton, Tobacco, Wool, Hides, elt-., etc, and
lire purchase of Merchandise of every descliptinn.
IIKFKKKNCyH:
I Mi lx. IIHNN, Culhbett, Ou.,
W. II. YOUNG, Columbus, Ga.,
ATKINS, DUNHAM ft CO.,
Appilaolilrolu, FIs.,
YOUNG ft WOODS, EuLu's, AD.
nor2lf
NATIONAL HOTEL, 1
(I'or. WhllchriH Slrsetnnd W. ft A. ltoilrood,)
Atlanta, Georgia.
PRATT, POND * 00REY, Proprietor*.
A Newly Erooted, Commodious, First cla** Ho
ld, cfeganljy furnished IIiioubIiOuI.
Pino Hilliurd Psrlor xvllli Phelan tables, liar
slocked with t-holco IJquor* and Wine*.
tirrtpeci.ll miangementB inudc for Iho nrCotn
niodulioii of FttinilU-s.
BROWN’S
fiuv9 3m
HOTEL,
Opposite J)cjH>I,
MACON,
E.
n»r2-"m
GA.
E. BUOWN & SON,
PnorniKTOiis.
JXotice.
WILL bo sold, before Ihe Court ffoua* door, In
Ihu city ol C*Hhburt, on the lirsl Tuesday in Du
rember rext, Irclween Ihe lawful Hours of sale. fo)«r
bales of Collon, levied on lo suliuly sundry Ii f*» i«
su«d from III* County Court of Randolph county.
One in lurnt of Lorot A. Soi-lh vs. John
Complon. Also, one in favor of Abium Gomley
Freeiusn vs. John pUin. AIh<>, ong lor eosl, i*
(aver of T.avi* Owin vs. JolmC.unpbK^,^^
OOT2UU ' ’ HHf
( 4 EORGi A, RAXooi.ru Coubtv.—Henry Ed-
Jff wsids, Adminisitutor on Ihe eslnU of Henry
ll«l>h«, haring applied l«r Ullers of DDmisamn,
all nevroou inleresied are imtiliod lo Ilia llieii objoo-
I,'on- if uny. by ihe next May total ol tho Court
I|f Ordioury l-.r ssul county.
To tlie Public.
W l have again <.|>cned our shop, und are now
ready In muk* you nnvlliiog out o4 Tttt,
SHEET IKON, ZINC or COPPER- Also lo cover
your House* with uny sort ol mctUeyou may desire,
or lo Gutter it.
We have uny sort or THS’ \YAIfK, from a rnp In
a?4o ettllon eun, and ai.xuu* lo sell at LOW
PRICES lor Ihe money.
Woulso have on bund a choice lot of
STOVES,
Wash, Conk und Parlor.
Give iiH-a call and wo will surely please roil,
omaurtm I). IHI.ACY ft CO.
DR S. G. ROBERSON,
m HUliHliOS 0KXTIST,
ocl.Otf. • C'.Tiiiitiir, Gr.oi;«u.
JYotiee,
WILL be sold hnfnre Ihn Coti'l Hons" door, in
the eify of CuGiheif, on flic first Tmwduy talk-
eemb-r nes*. Ihe llmise nnd Lot whereon Ihe suld
.1. I). Powell new occupies us il private rwideneo in
Ihe ellyol CuMiberl. Ja-vlid on in saliafy a fl fu,
Issued from IheConnlv Court of Randolph county
iu )i»ror of John Reddick v*. .1. I>. Powell,
W. G. OONI.KY,
nov2ld* Hlff G. C.
.1 YES,
Razors,
SC'lSSd’KH,
PIPES,-
SI’EUTAOI.KS,
Eli-., Lie., Eld.
School HOOKS.
MDceJInnrou* HOOKS,
HIUI.ES,
TESTAMENTS,
i'niyor HOOKS,
' lyum HOOKS.
Suuil-iI IIAltl'S,
Etc., Etc. E'c.
Cap, Hill, Utter, llillet, Note and oilier PAPERS:
BLANK BOOKS,
And every requisite Tor the Olllce, Desk or SctioOI.-
rilOTOGUAlTI ALBUMS,
und Photograph CARDS, > 0f
UIiua* MI-.N,
Huckgummnn HOARDS,
Cribbugr HOARDS,
DOMINOES,
DICK,
Playing CARDS. ,
VLiling GAUDS,
und Wwlding CARDS uud ENVELOPES.
ocl2« Cm
New Fashions 1861
J. \\ r . ElUDLEY’S
OKI.IURATKD
DDFIjUX BIuH.II’TIO'
(OU DOUHLK SPRING)
NOTICE.
\XILL l)« sold, boforc the Court Houso door, in
Ihocily of Unlhboil, on Hie first TuesrHy In lie-
i-einber nexl, ihe vaesnt Lof who'wm Ihe Sirljwd
building stood, lying on Hie North fide of ibe
public x{tture. Levied on lo satisfy a 11 lu Issued
Irom the County Court l)f Itimdnlftli eftunUv, In fu
ror of C. IL Wwton v*. Um rare Power*. '
W.M.G. CONLEY,
nov2ld* DHL 0. 0.
JS'otiCc.
WILL ho sold, before the Court Honan door, in
Ihn cily of Cullihorl, on III* lirat Tuemluy i" Do-
enmlmr ne*l, all Ibe grown crop ol iheasid Tboinar
II. Itogun, oonsiulb g of tiotton, Corn, Fodder uml
purl ol on* two Imrue Wagon. I.evied on Uiauti-ly
lH-o II fur, iiwuod from Ibe Suiwrior Court of Ran
ilolfiii (Jointly; one in furor of Uivluirtl K. J)onl v.u.
Thomas A. Ragan, the other iu furor of John McK
U'h7iu '."A. TfeWI«1 n. imbIII.
WU. G. CONLEY,
norSIds Sy»**ul Dt p. HUerill.
SALE nr LA XI).
WILL bo sold at public nnlcry. Ihu lirst Tliesdar
in Di-ci-mher nexl, at Cnlhbtrt, On., mw hundred
uml lifty m-rra of Land, iinmlnr sixteen, in Ibe
sixth district of Uaiuiulph counly, Sixty Acre* pre
pared lur cultivation, with good dwelling etc., place
adjoining Seuborn Ivey.
J rovk-lm JARED R.VOAN
(J
EOIMHA, Ramkii.i-ii C*»i stv._John M.
Uhoshiro havuig niuilied for RiDih of Guar-
diamdiip of Mary U., Wiley E. und Fiirna C. F.
Millar, miuors, all peo-uns inli-i-rskd urn nolilb-d to
liln llieirobjvotions, il 1 any ILcy lisvp, by the next
December (erui ol the Court'd 0 nlinorr lor uaiil
acuity. WM. D. K.IDD00,
uur2-lm Ordiuaiy.
/ 1 EORGI A, IIanooU'U Cm xvv.—Joam Hn«>ks,
V J Ailtninhlrnlor, etc., on ihe r*f«»e <) Marlin J.
II o> ka. decenmd, liuring made appliustion lor leavo
to resign his trust, ami for Iho up|M.inlmrot ol M i
vld 8. brinks, Adminiairnlor in hi* ulcad, aolirs is
given lo all inlere*U-diihat his s ( »pliwii*<in will be
considered u< the next DeeewlMr teim of lha Court
J. AV. BIUDLEYB
DXTLEX SEHITS
ha*ptinfed in RED INK on Ihu baud
J. W. HRADLEY’S DUPLEX SKIRT.-
Eon'C hug nng of her.
Ask for
J. V. Bradley's
DUDLFX SKIRT.
See the nnmo on Iho Hand.
Tor sole In Jluam ut wlmleanls, iU m*ii' f tdnrer’a
prices, by J. H. Ill MS ft SON.
’ r AiEXxsnni Jt wiuti .
At wholesale by Iho exchisire nmnufaclureis * d'
4i.I« iiu-h-is of Ihn I’up-lil.
UiADLBY CABY,
WliSTtS, BIG
o»t 8-3ii|*
Nos.117 Clrumbera SU. N. Y.
of Ordinary ot said ornmly.
3 WM. I). KIDDOO,
nor2 2n> Ordiaayy.
/ ( EORGI A, Rxxnotieii Ouair.—Joaiah Jx Roy.
\J cG, having Nppfied for Leffwa of Admiolutru-
, de-bmiis lion,' on the eelale of Seiborn Ad
inns! decem-d, all person* inlere»b-d ure noi li -d lo
lite llu ir objKnlions. if any thsv but*, by the aexi
December lerm ol A* (Jaiivt of Gidinafv for said
cjuulv. WM. I). KIDDOO,
no Vi-1 m Oidiomry.
G EOHQlA, Rsnkoi.i-ii Coi x-tv. John Williams
having niiplied for Letters '>r (juirdumship ol
Surnh June, Huriell, Charlv, Lelilce K., John W.
and Wiley Joiner, minors, notice is gifen lo all in-
leiesled, iliut his application will he coiiaidon.-d nt
the m xt December lerm c I Ihe Could' of Didinary,
for said county. WM. D. KIDDOO, '
uov-'-:;od Oidiuury,
T. W. FREEMAN.
WIIOI.KSAI.R ANU III.TAIL
GUOOER »L CONKliCI UINElL
8S Cberry St, Macon, Ga.
Fresh KI8U. OYSTERS, oic., in season ami
[' shipped lo parties out of Iho dry promptly.
1 oct.'il-cm.
/~1E0RG1A. Kanooi,
I I nry. Adinivi-lislrix, on lliu ealnle of Jhmi
fialsey, having nppbed for LHicih of Dismbsm
UU^fesled ate noiified to bio their
HEBBERT FIELDER,
Altosuey- and Counsellor at Lit*',
cvthoukt, ns,,
(Ojjioe oryt tiro Rost 0Jr«c.)|
I I AV1NG penpanenl y l«oufc*rin CiilPbeif,
f I li'edirbmmmsH-ln all Hie Cnnris ol l/sndof,./.,
,, „ l i .. i I ami in tho Superior Contisof Chtv,l * m>un, Karly,
Corxrv Ssmh li. Ilol. y njl| , .stoxv.rri. Wi-b*-y, Terrell, l umplei,
Dmigheilv “'"I lidJb tmmlics, und'itt ibd tnpreine'
Cruri ol iho Sin'
all persons Hi'fclrUvd uic noiified to bb- Muir oh- j, , \ M , i 0 , ll)( ) b^Mllc**! *H busi* esshoun
j. ctious, .1 anv, by Ihe n. xi Sl-y term ol the Uouil' ^. u , b-.M. ,v-, .,..-1 »Vl giv. prompt’
ul Ordbm-j !m, Mid counly. nl.enllpn m dral ii/g and (.. nsulla'.lons.
ocr.’i .y ' ’ ' ^ ^