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New8_Summary. Vntvr from Europe. • ■coi f;i:i Dcnf and Dumb Asylum. FaraKimy Expedition. ' from the Commercial to the Franklin, where We hare, ever ainco the meeting at Cave A oomspondent of the.Xcw York Journal of ’ th^y were found ns nboTe stated. Spring, endeavored to inform ourselves as of the: Commerce, who appears to understand the suh- This is the most remarkable case or elope- I real merits to the controversy.between Mr. Fan- ject, thus details the difficulties to lie eneoun-: nient that we ever heard of. It utterly eclip- . rr/KJt OF THE AFRICA. I real merits to tlie controversy, between Mr. Fan- ject, thus details the difficulties to lie eneoun-: ment that we ever heard of. It utterly eclip- dates to the 2d October ar- 1 uin and Ids friends ami the Institution. As I tered by the United States’ forces in carrying s** t ' ic , , . an “ Dean case - " I' 3 . 1 txvo hand- * Af rl( "' . . . .■■].„ 1 far a« we ha ve been able to determine, the whole 'out the views of our Government hv the in- some and cultivated gins, as the Misses Lloyd J in Sew A vrk last rnuuy. ! matter in dispute amounts to simpi this: Mr. ; tended expedition to Paraguay. ~.w,.nle were «mM find toadmu-e m two Cotton .Marl el. , n ^ j Johnson used to be Steward, hut is Stew-! "Much lias boon written lately i i e ek 41. tub I bides of which apecn ia r“ , j a nd exporter* 6,500 bales. ■ :i 1 i had slackened, but holders were 1* 1 . , reports of damage to the crops. certainly were, could find to admire in two such lately in regard to a j fellows as the Lewis brothers, is more than we ard no longer; Mr. O. p' Fannin used to lie naval expedition which is shortly to leave our van imagine. _ Mr. Lloyd and his wife are Over- Principal, lint is Principal no longer: liotli want shores, for the purpoaes of enforcing the just de- whelmed with grief by this inexplicable con to get liack in their old places, andjience all I niands ofthe United States, against the llepiib-; duet of their daughters. this bobbery which is being kicked up—this is I lie of Paraguay. One would suppose, from the | ■*' the issue in a nut-shell, and it covers the whole; articles published in the newspapers, that this 1 Snoring K, oWll’n ^ fkAll 1 1 f tnntns in mill ll vi wav ninuf ■ |iiiuiisiivu ill imr lll*W >, umi ■ Friday wcree,uuuuaie«*oi \\ » n ; G f sectarianism, &c., Ac., charged. It Paraguay Expedition was to l>e a sort of al I i and cxp^ rt< * r# l*P0t» bales, i j s a fight of the outs to get in, and of course the <lay exclusion, and that all this Musquito ¥ ■ Tim nnflinrisAil ullo. rrnl i^no i«i nnl nMMuvntrwl ! had to fin wue to am tlm pivpp to holj- A Western statesman, in one of his tours in . „„ . , _ I — „ , — „ , ,— Fleet the far West, stopped all night at a house, where ; (4 11 , i The authorized quo*, real i.v-'uc is not prescnte<l. had to do, was to steam up the river to the he was put in the same room with a number of ^ 1 *•*- —> -» — ! - i - I n ^ 1 ' * -■*-» J — f—* * •* « * * *• ■ re for— ^ .7 JJ. j Mid. Orleans ^ile-.r !'-!"'!• ’* known to us bv reputation. Two of the Board izipez refuses to secede to the demands which to him: -1,1.1 ‘ P 1 * 1 ™:': ,” i we do not know at all, but presume that of I imck iu l-ivon >001 WM ** ! ^,000 bale*, | course Gov. Brown would not have appointed j.,. mu) were American. Manchee- incompetent men to till their positions. Now, B 1 ! 1 b I were unfavorable—good* were slow it is exceedingly strange that the Board of Com- ' At Liv- ■ . bnt prices were unchanged. H ’ J Naval atorca wore firm, and Provisions tb u9od ■ r ....tla at London quoted at a !>d» always H ' ' . ... . nlvAiif flip ! tinr.c mat missioners should have bcenr unanimously in favor of Mr. Fannin's removal, if he is the much i man he is represented to lie. Wc have . s supposed there were two sides to ques- j ac count. No news about the j lions generally, hut, from the proceedings of the ? . in the Atlantic Telegraphic nuxting at lW Spring, the reader would be . Jiarw m . . . ,. led to suppose that there was only one side to urn' buoyant, at three the matter dispute, and that there was not, , v „ in ds sterling. The Spanish Govern- throughout the entire length and breadth of • 1 s , llc tioned the importation of cotton these United States, another man competent to : Mi n L The nolitical news is gener- i lie principal of the Deaf and Dumb Asylum, at !o L uua. l j c a ve Spring, lint Mr. Fannin. - In regard to the charge of sectarianism which has liecn made against the Board of Commis sioners, it is very unaccountable that two prom inent Methodist members of it, and one who, though not a communicant in any church, has vet a leaning towards that denomination, should have joined in an effort to proscribe their own adopted religious tenets. Under this view, the it—New York, Oct. unimportant nir t'rrv or Baitimoki: ,, of Baltimore 1ms arrived at this I , |.jition in the commercial news tel- dfnniiSt Jolins, wc have the follow- ., f t'niton at Liverpool during the ,..il:iys immediately preceding the ,(the steamer were 27,btio Liles, of ■ Al ,,r~ took lino and exporters 2000 . aiarkct dosed dull, with a declin- v norticularly for thc^ower qtvdi- ", ..Mints from Uie mamifacturing dis continued favirahle. Prices for yarns , ,1 <ionds were quiet but steady. Baltimouf..— if Mr. Fannin’s removal was instigated mainly by opposition to bis religious views, that a mem ber of the same denomination should have been chosen as liis successor. Again, it is complained that Mr. Fannin lias been turned off to give place to a Northern man. The reply to his charge is, that Mr. Dun lap, who succeeds Mr. Fannin, is a native-born Virginian. nuhcuiu 1 ' P™ ,s wWvi|uiv. ,.,11 ow... v ., It is also assorted that Mr. Fannin is the found- i,s.u va ms *' ,TV 0F U.U.T1MOUE.— I er and father of the Asylum, and that therefore m ', V , p>_ The latest news from Va-! he is entitled to remain as Principal. Answer 'linltimnrr st/itcs First, we hear it denied that Mr. Fannin is brought by tl«c j/ the founder and father of the Asylum. Second, of cable affairs remain un-, j t j s a state Institution, and no man lias a right . ; /;\|KriimnLs were progressing There , to occupy any office within it, should it not ' ■ i ;,,v l sl demand for shares, and at Lon- j prove to the licst interests of the State to retain ' . i. , c:;;s. I him. If the Asylum belonged to Mr. Fannin, ,ii i.i ii" * ' . . then he might talk of his right to lie its prinei- u. fi ou:u i. IN *' ban. that a large , ^ but not tm thcn four citizens have recently Jlt ‘; The truth is that the i>atroiiagc of the cstah- i fonuof cholera morbus,eused lishmeut has been, for many years, (lowing into tlie jackets of the opposition to the Democracy; and now, when, by the removal of Mr. Johnson and Mr. Fannin, the patronage flows in a differ ent channel, the pockets which have been the years-long recipients are getting uneasy, and their owners very clamorous, considering them selves outraged—aye, wofnllv abused and in jured men. (t ;l ^Tiiiiij: iti'« ■in -iy, tbi; Prom what cause we are un- hvll-tisli lias had impiu-tcd to noxious property that makes it ,h unlit U food. Wc know several ea- 4,„ri Mil m vciv sickness that occured tin um' of i licm in tlie last week, and a Aflairs with Nicaragua. Wasiunc.ton, Oct 14—Notwithstanding Jau- rez lias said that lie was fully authorized by his government to ratify the t’ass Yrissarri treaty, trie document lie exhibited to Gen. t’ass on Wednesday proved unsatisfactory, lie lias promised to produce other documents from bis government l os lay, and a few days will show whether the charge that Nicaragua is trilling with our government he true. Savannah Market. Uepublicax Office, } Saturday, Oct. 10, -1 P. M. i COTTON.'—There was a much better de will lie made by the United States through Judge Bowlin. So far from President Lopez having the most remote idea of acceding to these demands, it is thought by those who ought to know, that Judge Bowlin will not lie allowed to enter Paraguay Territory, but will be received at the extreme Southern limits of the Republic and sent back from whence he came. There is little probability tlint Lopez will permit a steam er to ascend the river, and thereby give those on board an opportunity to view his means of defence, and even should he be ever so willing, it is not likely that he will remove tlie obstruc tions which will lie placed in the river before Judge B’s arrival. The river will lie exten sively 1 loomed and chained. Kxtcnsive earth works are being constructed, it is well known, along both banks of the river, and before reach ing Assumption the fleet (supposing them able to remove the obstructions in tlie river and dis mantle the earth-work batteries) will liavc to silcnce,a fort or mloubtjmounting 40 heavy guns'. In approaching this rcboubt, the fleet of steam ers xvill receive a raking lire for the distance of charge is absurd. It is further still more strange*- half a mile. This redoubt is placet! on an eleva tion about sixty feet above the level of Uie river. Suppose then, the possibility of passing the above redoubt, the Musquito Fleet has nothing more to do hut reduce a fort a short distance south of Assumption that mounts 04 guns, 42 pounders. This fort Is also on an elevated ground, being one hundred feet above tlie level of the river. Opposite this fort there are two clianncls, one along cither embankment, there being a shoal in the middle of the river, and the American vessels being iu the channel on the opposite side to the fort, will not lie able, through the narrowness of the river, to bring their guns to licar, as too great an elevation will be required. Ben, I will give you five dollars if you will kill that man next to me who snores so dread fully.” "Can’t kill him for five dollars, but if mas- sa will advance on the price. I’ll far what I can do." By this time the stranger had ceased his nasal fury. Tlie other was now to be quieted. So stepping to him he woke him, and said : " My friend, (lie knew who he was) you’re talking in your sleep, and exposing all the se crets of the Brandon Bank, (he was a director,) you had better he careful.” He was careful, for he did not go to sleep that night The highest salary ofa Governor of any State in the Union Is paid in California—ten thousand dollars, and the lowest is in Vermont—seven hundred and fifty dollars. Indigstione. IUriIeitows, MoNTcoMzav Co., Uarteanu, January 3t«t, 1857. • I never felt the benefit of any medicine so much u from the bottle of ISCKKHAYE’S HOLLAND HITTERS I purchased last fall. I wish to know where I can get it without fear of impoaltion. [Signed.] JOSEPH C. DE7.LETT. oct 1!* Oxygenated Bitters. ryRead the following letter from Caleb Parker, Esq., of Concord, N. U., a man honored and esteem ed by all who know him .- Gentlemen.—With no disposition to make my name conspicuous, I take the opportunity to state to tlie afflicted the benefit I have derived from the use of Dr. Green’s Oxygenated Bitters, and to recom mend them to others. For two years I have been troubled with indigestion and its attendant evils, To reduce the above defences, the United »®#h as flatulency, constipation, severe attacks of States send a few steamers which are to tow , diarrhea, accompanied with water-brash at the sto- rafts up the river, on which rafts guns of heavy : mach, which reduced me in flesh, strength, and spi- cnlibre are to be placed and tho men who xvork ; rits, so low that I was nearly unfitted for business, the guns will be exposed to tlie swarm of rifle- I applied to several physicians from whom 1 obtain- mcn who xvill line the river. Paraguay can ed only temporary relief. I concluded, with tlie ad easily raise 1)5,lion men xvho are far superior to j vice of friends, bnt without the least faith in their Mexican troops. The American expedition can j efficacy, to try the Oxygenated Hitters, from the use land 1,200 men, out of which but :100 arc dis- - of which 1 found immediate relief, having no return ciplined soldiers, and these are the marines.— ; of water-brash after taking the first portion. My To reduce the redoubts and forts alluded to, it' weight has increased-some thirty-five pounds, and will lie necessary to carry them by land, and to ‘ my health is perfect. I can truly say that I consid- doso, alnrge inCmtry and artillery force will J er the Oxygenated Hitters the best tonic extant. I be necessary. At least 4,000 men will lie re-{have recommended them to several, who. have in quired with a proper seige train. Tlie oxperlj variably found great beuefit from their use. ness of the mounted Paraguayans with the las- Yours respectfully, so is well known, ami as cavalry they are very j CALEB PARKER, formidable. Ill case the expedition fails, as ft! None genuine unless signed I. BUTTS on the is almost sure to do, unless properly reinforced, 1 wrapper. it cannot be said that proper care xvas not taken j Seth \V. Powtik Co., Boston, Proprietors.— in the organization of the force, as we have all j Sold by their agentsevery where, read a great deal about the care with which For sale in Macon by E. L. STROHECKER and the expedition xvas lieing organized,—]iartieu- j zeILIN, HUNT & CO. larly in the selection of officers,—and it will be' oetts [33] a groat pity to have the expedition fail for want of infantry soldiers. This cannot be a nax-al battle, but a struggle on land. flOO miles from the ocean.” isrEw Fancy Dry Goods AT BOSTICK &, KEIN’S Head-Quarters of Fashion T HE Ladies and Gentlemen of Macon and sur rounding country are respectfully invite! to call at the “Head-Quarters' 1 of Fashion, and eram ine our new Fall and Winter Stock of Fancy ami Staple Dry Goods, which for Beauty, Elegance, Variety and Style, can not be surpassed in Georgia. Our .DRESS GOODS Department is unusually attractive, and as the Ladies know that we always keen the Richest and most Fashionable Styles that ore brought to. Maron, we deem it unnecessary to specify by name each of the varied and almost in numerable novelties in that line, which now fasci nate every one who examines them. We will say, however, that in DRESS GOODS our stock, we think, cannot be excelled. In Laces, Embroideries, Worked Bands, Swiss A Cambric Trillings, Lace and Muslin Collars, and all sneh Fancy articles, we say most emphatically that we are better prepared than ever to serve our pa trons; and can furnish all such Goods at very re duced rates. Our stock of Staple Dry G-oods are so well and jndicionsly assorted that every one in want of Goon, fresh, first quality supplies for family purposes can be accommodated exactly, and every article sold warranted as represented. Don't buy your CLOAKS and SHAWLS until you examine our large and beautiful assortment. Oar CURTAIN and CARPET Department is com plete, and we would particularly invite every body to examine our CARPETS before they buy. We have i tremendous stock of all kinds, and at low prices. One more Word. Remember that our goods are all new—were well purchased, and we are resolved shall be sold as cheap as any house cau sell them. None shall un dersell us. BOSTICK A KE1N. oct IS l us yesterday tlint lie had ifn.il.'- fian one himijreil in the same f unit' S irannali Republican. x I’m i:«s.—Washington Oct. 14.— ffcuncralic paper in Harrisburg, r Haims tlie 1st and UHb districts for »vnlic caniliilatcs. i-. thirteen opposition and five Demo. rcMim-n are elected, xx'lth three dis- iear from. N I Lina, eight opposition, two Democrats, triet to hear from. vwxii.—The Municipal Flection iu nih, ou Monduy, resulted in favor of the IVmocratic Ticket. The following is ,tcfor Mayor: ; Roberts. (Aincrienu.) 42t» Turner. (Democrat,) HH0 t Democratic Ticket for Aldermen sne- pi by a large majority. Unix Ki ki tio.n.—Tho Tallahassee Flor- - . , - ,— — „ UMirnal of last Saturday gives re- e ^ or ” cc, ! re 'l ,n ,he reporting of 125 bales at position to his re-election—or insure him a tri- er have to regret its application • . .nnii.. It should have read III cents. j umphant rictorv if opposed. Ue is thus alluded CAtSTIOX—Wevrare of worthless imitations, as from twenty counties giving Hawkins-. _ Im hv the Grand .lure nf Vnmn cnnntv iit .1,0 several are already in .he market, called by different 1 "A Friend to improvement'' writes thns:— Wilton, N. II., Sept, to, 1837. j Having had an opportunity to test the value of ; Prof. O. J. Wood's Hair Restorative, I am prepared lion. Henry G. I.atmil'. to say, that it fully makes good its recommendations The old democratic hero is » candidate for b >’ restoring to more than its original lustre, hair that mand for this article to-day, and prices were i re-election to the office of Judge of the Macon j has become gray, or faded from age or disease. It more steady than at our Inst report. • The Con-nit. He is well known to the citizens will give the hair a soft and pliable texture, and what transactions to-day covered 1,727 bales at the! this State, having early won a iliarain-r for' ls of ,li11 h’l'Ater imiiortance than that, it is restored following particulars viz: 20 at 10, 40 at 10, honest v integrity and abilitv which has followed to health; it imparts to the whole system its renovat- 40 at HU. 481 at 101, 4ft at I0|, 10 at 101 , him idthis ^riml of this plriod ofl.is life. A-ihealing proper,i,s. and h« a tendency to restore at U f' 155 atlll, 87 at 118. : .side from his political replication, which is dear j health and prolong life, and give to the aged the ap- ^8. <at 11 ft, nt II?, at 115* and 102 bales : to tj, c democracy of (icor« , i.'i, he has discharged pearanoe of youth. It* unequalled properties ought at 12 cents. tlie duties of the'Judgeship of the Mason cir- 1 •<' recommend it to every family. Try it, ye who la- In our reports of Saturday morning last, an , C uit with a fidelity which wiil overcome a!! op-1 k° r ««dcr any disease of the head, and you will rov TOr OCClirnl in thn ronnrtinrr nf 1 9a hnlnn nt : .. I,:., w,. .... l.„ A—• pr liavn fit rowfif it** arnilinatinn. NEW Dry GroodsHouse. GOODS BY THE LAST STEAMER. O PENED this morning. Figured French Merinos, Fonlard Silks, Black and White DeLains, Bri tish Long Cloth, Ac., Ac. FEARS A SWANSON. A beautiful and well assorted Stock of Silks, Va lencias, Solid French Merinos, Double Skirted and DeLain Robes, Sattin DeChine, Cloaks, Mantillas, Konnd Cornet Mantilla Shawls, Valencine Lace Col lars and Sleeves. French, American and English Prints; Ginghams, Bleached and Brown Shirtings, Apron Checks, Denims, Linseys, Linen and Cotton Diapers, Ladies and Gents Hosiery, Gloves, Veils, and Yankee Notions, Ac., Ac. We will take pleasure in shoxx'ing tlie above to each and every one who will favor us with a call.— Come and see us—xre are at home. FEARS A SWANSON. Sup. Marseilles Quilts, White Goods of every va riety and description. Scarfs, Brilliants, India Dimi ty, Embroidered Linen C. Hdkfs., Silk Hdkts., Um brellas, Silk and Cotton, Hoop Skirts, lied Ticking, Bleached and Brown Sheetings, Stripe Goods, Ac. The above mentioned Goods will bo sold on as good terms as can be procured from any other first class house in the city. FEARS A SWANSON, oct 12 Cotton Av„ Macon, Ga. FALL AND WINTER TRADE. GEORGE PAYNE, » A httn „ _ WHOLESALE A RETAIL 1858 AND 1859. dbuggist at And State Licensed Apothecary, 11OSS. COLEMAN A ROSS TShappy to imtom C Ws Wrad^pidrona and the „ .... A public generally, that his Stock is now full and ‘DllAanr ©. a :islitoii. complete, whioh compriaes every article that should W E are now in receipt ofthe largest and most! be found in a First Class comprehensive Stock of Goods that we have j Drug: ami Chemical Store, everpresanted to the public. Below weaimply give | Weekly arrival i of the Savannah Steamers ena- you an idea of our conntloss variety, and then come hies him to replenish his Stock Weekly, with and see os, and if w e don’t ahow you thst ours is the FRESH AND CHOICE GOODS, largest stock in Macon, we are responsible for the which are bought xx’ith great attention to purity, and consequences. Dress Department. Doube Jape Robe Alaize. Velvet Embroidered Silk Robes, two Japes. Robe Alaize in Silk, Casbmere and Delaine. Robes Aquille in Silk, Cashmere and Delaine. Silk Robes in two or three Volants. Denx Japes Alaize in Silk and Wonted. Printed Cashmeres in Plainand Fancy colors. Plain Fonlt DeSoie and Glacie Silks. ’ Chintz Droguset and Chintz Printed Delaines. Bayadere Silks, Cashmeres and Delaines. Mousseline DeCbines in every color and variety. Satin Plaid Ponlt DeSoies in aU colors. Black Gro de Rhine Silks, all widths. Marcellines and Lining Silks,all colors. Poult DeSoie Quillc Stripes. Plain and Fancy Colored Cballies. Morning Dresses with Fancy borders, and Sleeve Trimings in 'Cashmere and Delaine. Valencias in Stripe and Bayadere Patterns. G la Plaids and Stripes, in endless variety. Black Merinoes, Alpaccas, Challies, Italian Cloths i great profusion Lupin s famous sold as LOW as at any DrngEstnblishment in Geor- Iffi*- PHYSICIANS’ PRESCRIPTIONS j Compounded nt all hours with care and neatness. Ilis stock consists in part of the following articles: Drug's, Chemicals and Medicines, I Dyes, Points, Oils and Colors, I Glassware, Syringes, modern styles, great variety, Window Glass, Putty, Artists Tools, 1 Mechanical, Artificial and Natural Leeches, Fresh Hops und all other Herbs, Surgical Instruments and Medicine Chests, Family Soaps. Fine starch and Geletines, Fine Castor Oil for Family uset Wines and Liquors for Medicnluse only, ' Perfumery, Pomades and Toilet Angles. i Gold and Silver Leaf, Gold and Tin-foil a'nil Artificial Teeth, j Hair,Tooth ass Naii. Brusiiks, White Wash, Paint, Cloth and Flesh Brushes, * I TRIPOLI, a great article for cleaning Metal and Fresh ]?|e«licinos and A’iji'- Drugs Macon Drug Store. RfrSTRpHECKER & CO. ' ’iviror. a- kktai l. drdgo;s7m We are daily receiving large supplies from direct IMPORTERS AND MANUFACTURERS T HUS ensuring our customers choice and pure ar tides. Our Chemicals are invariably purchased from Manufacturer:), direct, enabling us to warrant them free from adulteration. We have now in ator. a select stock of Drug., .llediciuc., Chemicals, PninU, Oil., XViadowGInw, Petrel Medicine*. Dye Stuir., Paint Brushes, Instrument., White Wa .Ii Brushes, Phnrmnculicnl Preparations, Anil Toilet Articles, together with the best assortment of INSTRC MENTS ever offered in this market. Planters. Fhy sicians, and Merchants will consult their interest by examining our stock before purchasing. E. L. STROHECKER Ic Co- Jan 12 Opposite Redding House, Macon, Ga. Glass, br * nd of Merinoes and Dt ' ,a!nes and all <fnfrHie 1 tUy & ^’ every shade and line. English Merinoes at New York prices. Ginghams, Side Stripe Calicoes and Delaines. A job lot of 25 cents Delaines at 12] cents a yard- The above gives hut a slight conception of their Stock of Dress Goods now on hand at the “Bazaar of Fashion,” by ROSS, COLEMAN * ROSS. Embroidery and Lace Department. Real Point A'Lencon Laeo setts from *12 to *40 a sett. Heal Point A Plique setts from *10 a sett to *23. Valencienes Lace setts iqFlain Lace and transfer from *4 to #23 a sett. V Honiton Lace setts at all prices.- , French worked Collars anil Sleeves from the low- j jVr- est price to 617 a sett. * j Embroidered and Plain Linen Collars and Sleeves at all prices. Marseilles setts ofthe newest patterns. French Yokes and Chemisette of superior quality and design. Frillings and Flounrings of every qnality from 23 cents a yard* o SS. Dimity Bands in great profusion. Linen Em iroidery, beautiful both in Edgings and 1 Insertions. Swiss and C ambric Edgings and Insertions of ev- j ry conceivatue style and price. Ladies Retf Point Lace trimmed Handkerchiefs | entirely new nattern and sha] Corner Jlinlberry street and Cotton Avenue, Slaeon. apl 21 Bailey && Co’s Gigantic Circus and Combined with the Exhibition of SANDS, NATHANS & CO’S HENRY HORNE’S CELEBRATED H fnMTsfirv? Finest CAKE anil BREAD and FRENCH PASTRY BAKERY, CANDY .Manu factory, FRUIT and TOY Store, PROVISION Store and Restanrant, CHERRY STREET, Next to Arcus, Wingfield & Co’s Wholesale Grocery Establishment, and on the Street leading to the Passenger Depot, MACON GEORGIA. “Ho rn ountic. giving Hawkins- ■- - | to by the Grand J,.* of Maeon eountv at the ■ majority, and thinks the remaining conn-! The proposed Annexation ol the Superior Court ■ill -'veil it to 2,500. _ SOCIETY ISLANDS. _ j “In taking leave of his Honor, Henry G, La- 1,. «... ..Plivtox Wa understand i Washington, Oct, 13.—The Government is j mar, we tender him onr grateful thanks for the ® 1 , ' , . . . in receipt of a proposition from the Society Is- ‘ abilitv, zeal, courtesy and impartial discharge of -ih-icns of Clinton and vicinity are {lan< i ers for annexation to the UnitcdStates. »♦'**- J " "" -**»*- get a daily mail between that place i lacon, and as the distance is so short, mill's, it stem to ns they ought to be ed. We now have a tri-weekly horse tob this place to Macon, via Clinton. names. Use none, unless the words (Professor Wool's Hair Restorative, Depot, St. Louis, Mo. and New York,) are blown in the bottle. Sold by all Druggists und Patent Medicine Dealers. Also, by all Fancy and Toilet goods dealers in the United It I the duties of the office during the present Term 8ta,cs and U'anadas. 2t »ep tm is stated in diplomatic circles that tho appli-, of this Court. We hope the office he noxv holds cation carnc through the French Minister, w hich may ever lie filled by a man so competent and is not improbable. The subject will lie ina- j impartial ’’—Cain mints Times. turcly considered, as American commerce has ,,, long felt the necessity of some harbor midway | The Dost Act onant. A Fearful Cal- tSf' " e are authorized to announce JOHN M. the Pacific. The only difficulty in the w-ay of | t'l’I. VTIOV * | GILES, Esq., as a candidate for Judge of the Jfa. pie will reach them one day earlier sent! annexation is the necessity of protecting the Is- * ,.7. ‘ „„ con Circuit at the election oflthc first Mondav in w*<Vr«— Si*I'“1-a — -™ !i■»- ihilym.nl from that place.— l ederal ANNOUNCEMENTS. ^■Candidates must pay in advance. -’I lie Constitutionalist of Sun- The Lost Act onant.-A Fearful Cal- - CCLATION. Recently, in the West, one -Mr. Thurston fell j from a ballon, in which he and others, ascended Death ok another Citizen.—It is our j far up towards the heavens. Reflecting on Ills duty to record tho death, about two woeks ! sad fate, a writer in one of the Chicago since, at Northampton, Mass., of Mr. Moses had been •induced to compute the time lie " Itliat the Banks in \ugnsta 1 D. Hnmcs, Watchmaker and Jeweller of this ! would be in falling to die earth; bis mean ye- « l urt i.i j«r. and Important front Mexico. Oct 12.—By the steamship Is- iuqu.irtant news from Mexico, i-'ii'h steamer Solent left Vera Cruz on IS o’clock, M. At 7 o’clock that tST The lion. HENRY G. I.AMAR, presents his name to the voters of the Macon Judicial Dis trict as a caiididaleTDr-erccti— »„ the office of Judge, which he now holds. jgf- T. \V. MON’TFORT, Esq., presents Ids name to the voters of the Macon Circuit as a can- tion, and when he left last summer for the ■ , i uame iu me »urei.... .»■■- — ——— —- — — North, wan in very feeble condition; but from d |011 K‘'t to be three miles w hen he was last f or re-election to the office of Solicitor Gcn- accounts that reached us, wo had indulged lb- i JJ 1 ! 8 ‘"I* 11 * 0 h « hone that his health bad becu much unproved, I * L,I > , d only require thirty-one and a half by a sojourn among liis native hills. But alas! j K‘ b nf f " h ™ ■* reach th « M,r . Ul ' m ™ n Tf- that hope was frustrated by tidings received * or .'D 4.l> feet pct_sccoad. Asssuming his here, oAWeducsday, of bis demise? and by the wc '? ht .‘° *» 100 ' hs - ho . return ofl.is bereaved widow, the day fo l. carthx^ ■ouri-r -rrivo.1 from the City ofj l owin g. Mr. Barnes was much esteemed in or a htUe more than 80 tons, a pow er sufficient *** thnt (i J Vi<h,,ri l'"' 1 '^; n . tbi * community bv alarge cirde of friends and so minute as to b^cptiblt Ujiun. Miramon, r\irSan Luis. The acquaintances who now mourn Ins early de- ifnot , mrv hjm (lecp ; nt ^ the ca f{h.” s. i awU.DoO prisoners and several pieces | parturefrom the scenes of earth. Of sul these j x^rp], ba s i^on made for the ' : “ " r: I there are none who do not extend their heart, f "TVT" 'r-T, v Vi't nir "w ho stnte<l that s >; ,n P ath >; t0 ,‘ Mrs ' »’ , in . thiS ffl- ° f ^ rf " 1 «' e »>ation above ap ...yii \ «ni (. ruz, wliostnteittti.it a ] mos t u ttcr loneliness and deep affliction.— .. .. , i) ur ; n „ the search prisoners and several pieces Al mt.xuH; -'.dcnitd Miramon. and that the j Citi:rn. ’ V " n m ' l!!! broj ^ in despair. | Dooljr cotirtlcaiuliilatcs. news from Tompieoant, that 1 Wc attended Court in this county last week. \ -mman r.t Tiuupico, had There was a very fair attendance of members ■ ii on all foreigners, amount- - of tliebar. No cases of very great importance i ". m l on failure to raise the same, 1 a manlier of Spanish and Aiuer- the body of the un vain the search if the approach matheinati- truth! During the search, however, the bod ies of two men were found; one near Monroe, Michigan, and the other in the rix-er at Tihury East, in Canada. + v Id: cral. IVc are requested to announce John II. Brant- lv, a candidate for Tax Collector "m® County, -.'.j..— n nominating Convention, should one be held. ittACDN PKICES CURRENT. CORRECTED XVEEELT RT AYRES, XV1RGF1ELP X CO. BAGGING—Kentucky.... India........... Roll BALE ROPE—Kentucky.... Northern..... BEEESWAX CANDLES—Sperm Star Tallow Patent... COFFEE—Rio Java...... Laguira CORN Meal.. the Plymouth, for the United Txjr-rnt, and Messrs. Myers and Gray, • ■ f engineers, were passengers on the •cut, and cnilarked on the 1 nth insL, >1 for Charleston. - |V from the City of Mexico to Vera .a im- w as attacked by robbers— -Ins dead by the diligema* party, i.tAXrU escapeil uninjured. ': • * ms Caulz,—-New York, Oct. “ .'-lets by the City of Baltimore, Extra. Family............ GUNPOWDER IRON—English.... Swedes Sheet LIME. MOLASSES..... ! SYRUP NAILS OILS—Linseed Train Sperm.... ..... Imitation Sperm.... Winter Biea'd Whale Lard.............. PROVISIONS Beef—Mess Prime........... Bacon—Hams. Sides Shoulders ..... Pork—Mess Prime Laro Butter—Goshen Country........ Ciiezsf SALT SHOT WHISK KY—Rectified . Pike’s Uonongahela... SPIRITS TURPENTINE.... SUGAR—Brown ............ , ' Clarified. Crushed- RICE TALLOW Pjyd P FB fit Pi IB Pirn ________ From the Cleveland (Ohio) Plaindealer, Sep. 29. j were triod whilst wc were there. One man i Double Elopement—The Holier indicted for cruelty to a slave, was convicted | AND DEAN CASE OUTDONE. and fined by Judge Lamar three hundred do 1- Mr. IJoyd, a highly respectable farmer of meai.... •' houses, with nothing to eat ] ars . It is highly important that the lawsen- Wicklifle, nm've<l in this city last evening in an | PgATHKKS......!.'....!.." 'lira released on condition acted for The protection of this class of our excited state of mind Besought out Marshal FISII—Mackerel No. t tlieamount A number fled’population should be rigidly enforced. The Gallagher and told him that his txvo (laughters No. S r Shut. Hie Spanish Consul took I iegUlature would display more wisdom in hav- had eloped .Monday night with tw o hired men, I FLO UR-Superfine^..' ,1,,- ,11- rp„,rin, ing these statues given in charge specially to brotliers. and named respectively Chauncey .■r,‘ " a J ’’ ' the jury, than in making so much ado about Lcxvis ami AVatson Lewis. Mr. Lloyd said lie ■' u -- 1 ’ ,n *ho steamer SoienL, anu | g am blere who are willing victims of whatever thought they xvere in this city, llic marshal Havana. injuries they suffer at eacli other hands. _ _ put on his sex-en-league liooLs and commenced L-ltatche-. are on the wav to Wash- Judge Lamar is pretty severe upon crimin- walking rapidly round the city. He found the ri Siwnish Consul and’ American als. His fines are usually high enough. | enterprising parties at last at the Franklin House, will sail from Vera Cruz m. the I There are two candidates in the field in Hint on Pearl street. H atson Lewis hnd already ' .I rr ”'" ' tra 1 nut "" lhc circuit, the present incumbent, and Jno. M. married one of the sisters and retired for the Giles, of Perry, both Democrats. Opposi- night Chauncey Lewis xvas making arrange- tlon from without is not anticipated, but wc inents to marry the other sister when tlie mar- will be surorised if there be no third man in shal appeared and took hnn ami his intended to the rice 1 the police station. I<ocking Chauncey Lewis Col. Montfort has the field to himself as a up in the watch house, Mr. Lloyd took his candidate for Solicitor. He is a first rate daughter to the ( ommercial House and locked prosecuting officer, and perhaps for that rea- her up in a room. son and for other reasons he will have no op- Mr. Llov.1, to being an extensive r—m nnv source J?. IU. Xeic*. and flourishing farmer, keeps a tavern in At lck- positmn from any source. wh ici, is very favorably know n through # Muscogee ISuilroail. * this section. It is located near the lake shore, '■ : The oiierations of this Company for the month , and near where the Ul-fctcd steamer Griffith was „ raining .-round among ! <>f September last show the handsome result of burned some yeara since. Mr L owns same "Wl-trili-ent electricianVof *ll',7on.74. Tlie gross roceij* for the corres- four hundred and Ally acres of land in Mick- 1 " *«U ii, the rali fr?s lit a point • ponding month last x ear were # 12,203,28. The liffe. and is quite wealthy. Ills daughters are '•a** fiat an nU.-mnt will Ue made to excess for this year *7,418.20. For Uie first ten nameil Mary and Laura. Mary isnbout twen- „„i ,-orrw-t tl,c difficuhv at an ilavs of the present month Uie receipts were 7,- ty years old and Laura.about sixteen, fhey fibu; for the same period in Oct. .#5- are splendid looking pels, and are fashionably ■'•■VvifoundUnd. HraleyN^igantiC 1 (US,firi.—Increase this year *2,310.85, This is and richly dressed. They are both well educa- (< L„i , rriv ,‘i', I;- ,i” j certainly it fair showing for the commencement i ted, liaving enjoyed superior advantages in this —- , 1,10111 ofthe winter’.* lmsinusj. If the i-otton should respect. '®nhern Elertlou continue to come in xrithnut abatement of quan- The Lewis broUiers are uncouth, uneducated, i, ,, „ . ^miic'titv as there is now a great prolrahility Uiat it and overgrown specimens^of humanity. an,l can y ^ ! will fir the next U.roe orfouVmonUis, the re- neither read nor write. They him^out to Mr. ■ | ; '''fh'ii?lS^' ,0C ^ ngrC!iS octets nr the road will be grcaUy in a.lvance of Llovd some six monUis ago. He paid Matson. rIDES. ; V lb i i nnv nrevioiLS season since itsconstruction. Tliorc the eldest one, thirteen dollars, and Chauncey 1 stock in ?he State, ten dollars a month Chauncey U-wis, the istnets for the Administer,- ; ^ J [ talists , v iU not be slow to find it out young man wdio didn t get married and who i !m „. , , . , , • Thercis not a dollar’s worth of the stick upon passed the night in the watch-house, is a vm- »ml T- hTl ! the market and holders in this section have so sleepy and stupid appearing young man. TVe 'einoorats the 11,h TOnlWcncc ]„ tho profitableness of their, doubt ff he knows enough to exercise the sagac- —wmmm . LILf #»»«♦ i*ftnKirlor a salt* at a lower iiv of a common Mutnglmi chicken anti go un- nd five Administration ) _ ]( ^ t gtocks nrc able \ dcr cover when it rains. He was release.) Uiis t|Ib Fills FIB f;ib F,1B FIB Fltt F bl Fill t> 16 F bl Fjbl F bl F bl Fibl Fjbl F,kg F tb FI6 F lb P bl ps-;> £’gi F g’? i 2. S* 1 Fg'i F 22 16 58 12 17 14 NO 70 45 17 00 10 00 12 SO 5 50 G 00 6 73 6125 31 S 1 2 00 33 48 4 95 55 60 T HE undersigned liaving since first October re moved to his spacious Stores, offers for sale one of the largest and most complete assortment of consrrE’iE s , __ at Wholesale and Retail, for CASH entirely, at tlie I Hosiery JUKI Gfovo Depnt'lllicn!. very lowest calculated prices. My Stock in part j Block Silk Hose, all numbered from the lightest consists ofthe following; The best to the heaviest make. qu»i1r Bri<,al KcreWf3 very ne,v nmI w ' Performing Elephants, uin Ladies’ifound “Princess Olga.” THONY AND CLEOPATRA. P| e »in h reS , . h ,* t n X e ite *, he n^ d ? ir ‘'i i 'S 0f J l i 1 ’ .- . i rpHIS unique nnd mammoth establishment com inU™»™T?.- Ched ® d Bor,lere<i Handkerchiefs, ^ bines a Renter number of attractions than were u> g£?yg3. H U <g ; ,,..... ... . ever before offered to the public. THE PERFORM- Misses Stlk Embroidered Talmas. | ING ELEPHANTS, Anthony and Cleopatra, are A inF’mhrnf/for i the same which for months, created the greatest fu- WAiff. ** k f If * Embroidered Dresses und j rore in an( i i> ar is, while more recently their V F K AT TTT7 { P T TT D C1) 0 ? D 4 YT 17 A choice selection of Embroidered Skirts and | UKMlO i>Ai\ k Hemstiched do. tion for months, nt the Broadway Theatre, N. York. _ , . . ... j Their wonderful docility, and the perfection of their The above constitutes a fexv of our styles, all ol j training, make them the most interesting specimens which we xvill be happy to show you at of the animal creation that the xvorld has ever seen. ROSS, COLEMAN A ROSS' ! All their faculties have been developed to the great- “Bazaar of Fashion.’ I est extent, and they stand forth *»£ generis, the most Cloak, Mantilla and Shawl De- j remarkabie of^their kind They stand upon their r» Dfr\fpv-r ! heads, play upon Musical Instruments, Ascend In- PAKTMErsT. ■ dined Planes, and po through all the operations of The following embraces a few of our styles to j the most accomplished acrobats, which we invite the attention of purchasers : Embroidered Velvets from $30 to $7.1. “Princess Olga” for Winter of 1858. “Meg Merilles” “ “ “ “ “Donizetta” /“ “ “ “ “Frezzolina” “ “ “ “ “Pepita Gassier" “ “ “ “ “Rosalies,” a plain but neat style. “Maratain,” tastvaiul full pattern. “Coras,” “Evas,” with and without sleeves. “Casta Diva” of Beaver Cloth, imported. Stella Shawls of all colors. Reversible Scotch Shawls that can be worn three • ways—all beautiful. Ladies PromenadeShawls. Cashmere and Merino Scarfs “a La Eugenia." Plush bordered Shawls, fancy colors. Velvet and Zephyr Scarfs for the Neck. Rigoletts and Nubees for Evening wear. Zephyr Shawls, and iu fact everything to please the Ladies in the above Department, at the “ ’* znar of Fashion," by ROSS, COLEMAN A ROSd. In addition, Bailey A Co's Circus and Menagerie comprises a splendid collection of WILD ANI MALS, including Lions, Tigers, Bears, Leopards, Hyenas, Panthers, Ostriches, Ac., besides a large and varied collection^! the Monkey Tribe, and rare variety of the most beautiful Tropical Birds. Cakes & Pastry, Broad & Crackers made of the choicert .Materials in the city,—fresh baked every day. Ornamental Cakes in the newest styles, for Weddings, Parties and Pic Nics, and of a superiority ,o which all my customers will favorably testify. Candies, Fresh home made, nnd fine French Candles of ev ery sort and Style. Fruits. Oranges, Pine Apples, Uananas, Apples, Lemons, Cocoanuts, l’eacan Nuts, Brazil Nuts, Filberts, Par- adise Nuts, Almonds, Princess Almonds, Raisins, Figs, Dates, Prunes, Currants, Citron. Toys and Dolls, Tlie largest and best assortment in the city. Segars and Tobacco Of the very host brands, to suit the most particular Customer. riurluluno, Cranberries, Cabages, Onions, Potatoes, Teacakes, Yeast Powders, Fish, Oysters, Game, Lobsters, Sar dines. Salmon, State Cheese, Pineapple Cheese, Choicest Butter, English Pickles, American Pickles K ' Jar or Gallon, Sauces, Catsups, Spices, Candles, as. Coffee, etc., etc. Wines and Brandies, Of which I keep only the very best, and guarantee the same to be pare, and not composed of Drags. Otard, Dnpuy A Co., Sazerac, Bourbon Whiskey, Scotch Whiskey, Heidsick Champagne, Madeira, Sherry, Port, Muscat. Cherry Cordial, Malaga, Cla ret, Ilocklieimer, Markobrnnner, Jamaica Hum, Ca tawba Wine, Native Pure Juice. Parties Furnished with ail sorts of Confections, and in a style to compete witii the best Confectionaries North or South. My RESTAURANT, to be opened on the 18th of October, instant, will be supplied with the best the markets afford, and all dishes will be cooked to snit the most scrupulous. rg* Attentive waiters, dean places, and moder ate charges are inducements which I offer. B**My terms are strictly CASH, no accounts are made. 65 | t'v’AU that fair, honest dealing, prompt attention, so"umiMMi Fg’l Ugl Fg’l FIB F tb n> Si f n>; 1QJ % 00 00 00 00 12j 28 20 12J 1 25 2 15 18 00 17 00 13 00 6 00 6 50 7 50 7 00 4 6? 1 75 1 50 1 15 1 25 politeness, and themost reasonablerharges require, will be found at my eatablisment. Orders from the country, accompanied with the CASH, will meet with attention, and all goods are guaranteed to give satisfaction. oct 12—lm HENRY HORNE State Press and Citizen copy 1 month. 15 a 00 00 a oo oo »! 14 DRESS MAKING 8oC. 1s/Lts. Eastman, First Street, Square above the Flirt House, MACON, GEORGIA, W OULD annouuco to the Ladies and citizens generally, of Macon and vicinity, that bar ing secured the services of one of Wlicelcr & Wilson’s Sewing Machines, is prepared to cut, stitch, sew, and mako up all work entrusted to her, (both coarse and fine) such as La- dies' Garments. Bonnets, Plantation Goods, Ac. share of patronage is respectfully solicited, oct12—3t .A-rUxur Dickinson, ATTORNEY AT LAW, MACON, - GEORGIA. OFFICE—In Washington Block, over E. Sanls- hury’s Clothing Store. • oct 12 »l 36 Carriages, &c, 2 * j rTtHE Subscriber has just received 3 “ J a few more splendid Berlin Coaches,- t 5 ‘ with a good supply of extra fine COACII 1IAR- 11 NESS, and is now offering a choice and extensive »*4 i Stock of CARRIAGES, HARNESS. 4c„ on the most reasonable terms- T. H. PLANT, act 12—4t 11 « 121 noil. Three DtetricU W hear ^^^d^^a^Tlrohrithstiiffing the | morning at thcRugg^tion of Mr Lloyd, and ' film l«.i- . „ , , D i lmsinois of the road has been increased to such requested to ^coot, .which he hastily did. He in extent, the expenses have been, in almost a 11™?*^with_UW8in hm^ea, never to Macon Cotton Market. Macon. Oct. 18, 1858.—There is an active demand for Cotton tn-dav, at 10 to 11 cents.— Receipts heavy. NEW GOODS. C. Campbell & Son, “''jnvssmen, Uie entire tic- corr<> I ] " nflhc most rigid econ- rieil lirother, of course, cannot lie interfered Cl of KERSEYS, HBAYk BLANKETS and '. and a majority of lrnUi bran-. operand upon a sj strnn of the most npnvcw | neu NEGRO SHOES at the lowest market prices, and ^h ,r '- ' : • , J that' tbe C Sn C t girarfuTof ^interest will ’llic^rtics eloped at about eleven o’clock on j £Xri n ™ n,d dowe " *» caU and ; H «» OpporiUon anti 12 ; a LAnancncc to this principle xvhich shall Monday night, and^ were not missed until yes-1 p T^y ,f w cominue to keep a general stock o rwliann. I give a jicmui - * - terdav morning. The brothers hired a horse I GROCERIES at the old stand, and do not intend and buggy *t Willoughby, and went to Mr. i to be undersold for Cash. Lloyd’s house, where the girls were awaiting! Macon. Oct. 12, 18W. Pearl and White Silk Host- both plain and Em- undistinguished names: h™'fuBIine'^GermsnVnd real British Hose, bod, i LOUISE DUBOIS, from the Cirque Pari- M„; Si: Ijma, Cashmere and Thibet Hose ia all colors, j .^EPHENS, the wonderful Protean Eques trian. LA BELLE ISABELLA, the Sylph of the Circle. Mr. U. SMITH, the great Bnffo Singer. 1IAZLET A REDEAU, the world renoxvned Con- and in great variety, lor winter wear. In children’s Hosiery our Stock is very full, em bracing a full line of Plain and Fancy colored Me rino Hose, Striped and Polka Shetland do. An elegant and well assorted Stock of Gents Halt .nrtVnn'isN Hose, all colors. loruonisis. Bovs Half Hose, in all sizes and colors. In Ladies and Gents Gloves, we defy competition, as onr Stock comprises a full line of Foreign and Domestic Manufacture, embracing the most cele brated brands. In Silk and Merino Uudershirts, both for Ladies and Gents wear, we promise you a most superior line of all qualities. Dont forget to examine this branch of our Department at the “Bazar of Fash ion," by ROSS, COLEMAN & ROSS. Ornamental Department. This branch of our Department presents to your D-r—‘ ! on and investigation quite an array ot Oil Paintings ana lmnAomuely framed Lithographs ot beautiful, modern design. Among {hem you will see “Sybil’s Cave,” at Hoboken, Nexv Jersey. “Tomb of Kosciusco,” at West Point. “Height of Fashion.” “Washington.” “Napoleon.” “J— “Hussar. “Capitol ofthe United States.” “Champion of the Rhine.” “Prize Fighters.” “School Teacher’s Frown.” “School Teacher’s Smile,” besides many oth ers on hand, at the “Bazaar of Fashion,” by ROSS, COLEMAN tc ROSS. JOHN MULLIGAN, Comic Negro Delineator. THORNE A DONALDSON, the thoroughly ac complished Gymnasts, besides a large corps of Aux- iiiards and Vaulters. THE CLOWNS, RIessrs. SMITH & WARD, are the very embodiment of fun and jocularity.— Their jokes are numerous, fresh, spicy- and piquant, full of hits at the times and follies of the day, yet en tirely free from anything which the most delicately constituted mind could take the slightest exception to. Bailey A Co’s Exhibition therefore comprisee elegant He Slack Hoi torsemanship. A splendid Menagerie.— mu performance. Nexv Singing, Comic and Classic Dancing. Wonderful Posturing—Grand Spectacular Effects. Character Equestrianism, and a more novel and interesting programme than was j ever before offered to the public. Each entertain- j ment xvill conclude xvith a Comic Afterpiece, intro- j ducingall the comic talent in the company. * The American Brass Band, composed of picked : Musicians, accompanies the exhibition and will pre- | ctsxsxs me vntuiu uX, smssroirna emnxuce lu caCIl' ! town, draxrn by Elephants in Harness, attached to I the magnificent Chariot of Apollo. ! The Pavillion is large and commodious, fitted up with due regard to tm comfort and convenience of the visitors, and the Proprietors pledge themselves, that nothing shall be found w anting to make this the mos elegant, beautiful and satisfactory exhibition that ever visited this place. The Grand Entree in the town xvill take place on Friday the 22d inst. at 10 o’clock. I *t . Doors open at 1 and 6. Performances commence . .„ les Mantilla j atll andAdmission50cents. Cloth, Bleached and Brown Shirtings, Bleached and ' Children and servants half price. Brown Sheeting, 6,8,10, and11-4, Canton Flannels, I Will exhibit at Talbotton, Friday October 15. White Domet and all wool Flannels, Green, Red, ar - ■ a - - and Yellow Flannels, of all prices, Linens, Towel lings, Napkins, Ilackaback, Birds Eye and Russia Diapers, Crash, Canvassed and Colored Table Da- Staple Dry Goods Department. Calicoes from G( to 371 cents. Cashmeres, Vest ings, Opera Flannels, Linseys, Kerseys, Satinets, Kentucky Jeans, Tweeds, Cloths, Ladies Flavoring- Extracts lor Pies, Jel lies, Ac. - - EXTRACTS of Peach, Extracts of Almonds, *• Vanilla, “ Straxvherry, “ Pineapple, “ Rose, “ Lemon, “ Orange, “ Nutmegs, “ Cellery, For sale at the Macon Drug Store. jan 17 E. L. STROHECKER A Co, Potash. OUPERIOR 1st aorta, always on hand. O jania E. L. STROHECKER i Rnchu that is Buchu ! T HE undersigned have for yea^s manufactured an Extract of-Bachu for the use of Physicians, and can recommend to all necesiitated tc use this Medicine, their preparation as being far superior and more reliable than tlie pnffed quack nostrums designated as Extracts of Bnchu, most of which con tain no Bnrlm whatever. Trv it. jnne 29 E. L. STltOHECKER A CO. Gardcu Seeds! On nftft Fapers assorted Garden seeds war- OU.UUu ranted the growth of 1857. Turnip seed by the pound or paper. Peas and Beans by the paper or bnshei. jan 12 E. I,. STROHECKER A Co. Coughs find Colds. Ayer's Cherry Pectoral, Stabler’s Anodyne Expectorant, Wistar’s Balsam Wild Cherry, Hoofland's Syrup Tar, Hosting’s Syrup Wood Naptha, jan 12 E. L. STKC OHECKEU A Co. Physieisius’ PRESCRIPTIONS carefully compounded at all JT hours day or night jaa 12 E. L. STROHECKER A Co. . Morton’s Cough Syrup. T HE Proprietors still nontinuo to manufaoture this favorite remedy, vouched forty many borne certificates. E. L. STROHECKER A Co. jan 12 Checks on New York FOR SALE BY THE TIMBER CUTTERS’ BANK. Exchange at Sight ON NEW YORK LONDON, PARIS, FRANKFORT, ion the Main*,) HAMBURG, BERLIN, BREMEN, Ac., For Sale at this Bank in Sums to suit purchasers. J. S. HUTTON. Cashier. Savannah, Sep. n, 1858. 52—6m. Maco.v, Jan. 4tb, 1858. The subscriber xvill make cash advauces on cot ton consigned to George Parsons A Co., Savannah, and agree to hold the cotton forty-five to fifty days fromdate of shipments. ISAAC SCOTT jan : LITTLE <§6 SMITH, DEALERS IN Saddles, Bridles, & Harness, TRUNKS AND VALISES, CARRIAGE. MATERIAL, SPOKES, HUBS, RIMS, SHAFTS. AX- LES, SPRINGS, MALLEABLE CAST ings, Enameled Cloth, Enameled Leather. GIIV BAVDS, Rubber and Leather Belting from 2 to 20 in. wide . SHOE FIIVDIIVGS. LEATHER OF EVERY DESCRIPTION, SADDLERY AND HARNESS HARDWARE, Coach Varnish, Japan and Paints, Harness of any Description Made to order.* Near Corner of Cherry Street and Cotton Avenne, MACON, GEORGIA. Sept. 14—6mos. Will you go North, when you can do better South! (SAWMUAW & miiUBETffieS MANUFACTORY & REPOSITORY, FORSYTIf, GA. H AVING purchased tlie entire in terest of the late firm of Banks,) Wilder & Co., I invite the attentions — ofthe citizens of Forsyth and surrounding countiA receiving additions, not from the Forth, hut from my Work-Stop, to my stock on hand—of three or four buggies per xveek—xvhich combine etegav.ee and fsui with lightness, strength and durability. Orders for any sort of Vehicle, Harness Ac., are most rs- ipectfnlly solicited, which shall be promptly snp- ilieo- ana all engagements for work punctually met. ' ’ lavo constantly on hand a largo assortment of Har ness. Repairing done at short notice and all work war ranted. J. H. BANKS aug 6 1858. 1 yr Furniture and Dress Dimity, Marseilles Knitting Yam. Table Covers, Piano Cov- Diapen masks. Spreads, ers. Negro Stripes and Plaids, Tickings, Furniture and Bed Checks, an elegant assortment of 9,10,11, 12, and 14-4 Bed Blankets, Negro Blankets in great variety, and at a shade over cost, to make room, be sides a never ending variety which it is impossible to enumerate on paper, but which will be shown with pleasure at the “Bazaar ot Fashion,” by ROSS, COLEMAN A ROSS. Fancy Notion Department. Every article for the Toilet can be fonnd among our countless variety, and to enumerate would be an endless task. Suffice it to say, that in Soaps, Pom ades, Hair Oils, Perfumery, Hair, Nail and Tooth Brushes, Hair Pins Hair Pin Head Dresses, Scissors, Buttons, Threads, Needles, Tapes, Bindings, Hook A Eyes, Cords, Dress Fringes and Galoons. Hamp ers, Baskets, Retienles, Parses, Portmonaies, Belts, Whalebone, Brass and Steel Hoops, Carpet Hags, Thimbles, and a thousand other articles xve are tho roughly posted in, and will be happy to submit to ■ fFoshion,” by EMAN A ROSS. Carpet, Rug and Oil Cloth Dcpart- MEXT. Pleasant Bill, Saturday October 16. Thomaston, Monday October 18. Culioden, Tuesday, October 19. Knoxville, Wednesday October 20. Warrior, Thursday October 21. Macon, Friday and Saturday, October 22 anil 23. oct 12 X F, TAYLOR, Agent. Henry Horne’s Confectionery, Fruit Store, Cake & PASTRY BAKERY, MACON, GEORGIA In liis New Buildiug, One door below Ayers, Wingfield A Co., Cherry st. MANUFACTURER OF THE FINEST FRENCH PASTRY AND ORNAMENTAL CAKES and dealers in fine Candies, Fruits. Preserves, Pickles, Warranted Imported Wines and Brandies, Cordials, Syrups, Nuts. Segars, Tobacco, Ac., XVHOLESAt.Z AND RETAIL. Country Merchants supplied at the lowest rates. Weddings and Parties furnished with all Kinds of Confections and Pyramids, Cold Moats, Salads, Ac., at reasonable terms. N. B.—Terms:—Positively Cash—no Credit given. oct 12 Tapestry, Velvet Carpetings of new, rich and el egant shade and design. Tapestry Brussel Csruetiu^s, comprising every w- , == ,,,, -j—. . shade and hue, with mingled and set figures in great j MagI10lia WlHSkeV. n dard brand of fine ItYE WHISKEY, ot their own distillation, in barrels and half barrels. variety. Three Ply, Ingrain, SnperSuperand Hemp Carpetings to snit the most exact and sorupu lous.. An extensive lot of Rugs of various Patterns be sides a superb collection of Druggets, Mattings, and i The quality of this Whiskey known .-o favorably ... *e« these Goods, as our prices will : tll0 s;, uth / for the p ,, t eif / ht yeara> win always be ensure satisfaction. These Goods can be seen at the . kept up to its former high standard, and purchasers Bazaar of hashton, by . Rn „„ ’and consumers can rely upon its being perfectly . . ROSS, COLEMAN A KOSS. pure RYE WHISKEY, distilled under our oxx-n per- nSJL * sonal vhpurvision, and entirely free from any dele- . y_P-P^ 8 co Py * - terioas substances which render made up whiskies Grand Lodge of Georgia, JF. M. T HE Annual Grand Com rannication of this Grand Lodge, will convene in the Blasonic Hall of the City of Macon, on Tuesday , the 26th of October. All Lodges and Brothers inter ested in s&id Communica tion, will take due notice thereof, and.act according- ly. By order, of WM. S. ROCKWELL, M. W. Grarid. Master. SIMRI ROSE, G. Sec’7. E5** Lodges wishing Blanks for Returns, will please lbrward their orders to me immediately. ocfci—4t * 8. R. * A 'Tiling of locality is a Joy For- EVER. T HE SUBSCRIBER WILL SEND TO ANY Address, upon the reception of Pour Postage Stamps, a Recipe for making the most delightful and superb (’osmetic ever discovered. It is a French preparation, and was originally the sole property of Fanny Eilsler, one of the handsomest French wo men of modern times. This prepu.ration can be made by anybody. It will cure all diseases of the skin, and make the Complexion as Brilliant as Clear* and as Fresh, as that of a healthy infant. It will al so remove the Deepest ami Oldcut Scan*, Small Pox “pits” are eradicated by it in a very short time, also Freckles, Birth Marks, Scrofulous Sores, Ac. Information for obtaining a French preparation for cleaning The Foulest Teeth. Also, one for rendering sweet and Purifying the Breath.— One for restoring, curling, and Beautifying the Ilair. and one for thoroughly Perfuming tho Person and the Clothing. The recipe explains why these are sent at so cheap a rate. Address, .MADAME H. AVERY, oct 5—lm New York Post Office. PAINTERS WANTED. O NE or two good Painters wanted ,o go to Flori da, abont the 1st of November. For further information inquire of JAMES W. GEARY or T. A. 1IARRI8S, oct 5 tf Macon, Ga. ;j : so objectionable. PAINTS AND OILS. O AA A LBS. Pore White Lead • OxJUU 1500 lbs. pare White Zinc 300 gallons Linseed Oil 5 bbis Winter Bleached Lamp Oil 2 bbis. “ “ Sperm Oil With a great variety of Colors ground in Oil. Just receix-ed and for safe by _ C. CAMPBELL A SON. Macon, Oct. 12,1858. ‘frtwn ’•tetlo bur'll '- v<<mcnc ^ twJin Indi « na -! i£ T nte.st£[ml in punctual and remunerativedivi- I CMv? T * Jrora,t y—Swaii Elcc- 'ITIIOCT OPPOSITION. II \a u\. » -al I dends.—Columbus Times. Rape.—A young man, or rather boy, ofthe 11 u , ;‘« u«i xviuioui opposition, «—“•« ii fr, {'’“'iKMident candidate, liaving the persons - u 2 Uu contest. anil 10 respectively, a week or txvo ago, in the lower part of the county. 1 lie victims of this outrage wero not only dreadfully lacerated * n lrtlltllRftlflfl tllSCUSC ; ia {oesday night a woman of °f the name of Kate re-* uo *u suicide by taking Lauda- ‘ertion by tier paramour.— but were inoculated with a loathsome disease by the youthful villain. An uct of great atroci ty has never before come to our knowledge.— Citizen. Just Received, QULVF.R TEA SPOONS. sept 28 SILVER TABLE SPOONS, SILVER FORKS. B. A. WISE, Macon, Ga them xvith their trunks all packed. The girls | Drs. McDonald and Van Geisen, left the house noiselessly and got into the bug-: Tlon +i o+o gj. and tlio parties movedslowlv towards Cleve- j XJ Cli ItJLo bo. loii'd. One of the brothers walked all the wav OFFICE IN WASHINGTON BLOCK, here (about sixteen miles) and the other rode MACON, GEORGIA. Commercial Uic'^enffiTu justU Electricity used iu Extracting Teeth. J£Lr, CLOTHING! CLOTHING!! Removal. E. WTJ>'SBMP H AS removed to E. SaulsLury’s old stand, next door to Strong Jc Wood's Shoe Store, and is prepared to exhibit ono of the largest nnd finest stocks of |Ready Made Clothing in the city. ge stock of the above, and I terms. The “Broadway Omnibus, , Tlie Greatest Paper of the Age. -A BBAiTirrtLY Illustrated Mosrni.v Sheet, and a Paper that is a Paper. A BUDGET of Wit, Humor, Facts, and Scenes TffHraxwsVSi draxrn frsmlife..“Here you art, right away, I nOllOii. right atcay, Broadway, Broadtcay, right up !’" Only A LL peri'ons are hereby forwarned against tra- " ‘ ide. Once seated i xX ding for a certain promissory note, made some Always having a large other fine Whiskies, in New York as xvell as Phila delphia, we are enabled to ship goods from either ci ty direct. FREEMAN A SIMPSON, Pha'oix Distillery. OFFICE—109 So. Front St., Philadelphia. “ 96 Wall St., New York, oct 12—ly A. ANSLEY 8o CO., General Commission & Produce Merchants, No. 300, Broad-st., Augusta, Ga., A RE Agents for and keep constantly on hand Rix-hnrrfNon'N “HempLcafo Mackiac Kope, which they offer to the trade on favorable not 9 lm Fifty Cents—jump in and take a ride. Onco seated i XX ding fo in our "Ohmana,” we will endeax-or to both amuse i time in Jut and instruct you. and give yon, in Iho course of the for ninety dollars and payable Dec. NOTICE, A LL persons are forexvarned against trading for xi. a certain promissory note made by James xvas called in and Watson and Mary xvere mar ried. Chauncey and Laura concluded to post- pone being united until this morning, which conclusion fortunately enabled Mr. Lloyd to prevent the ceremony. The parties all moved M C DONALD’S Tooth Pxste always on hand and for sale. Dentists can be supplied with the finest’stvle of TEETH, also Gold Foil, Gold and Sil ver Plate and Wire, Lathe Fixtures, Ac., also with any kind of Instruments or Materials ou short notice, oct 12 John Ferdew, on the 25th day of Dec’r, 1858, or on the 1st day of January, 1859. As the consideration for which said note was giv en has entirely failed, I am determined not to pay it unless compelled bylaw. This Oct. 2d, 1858. oct 5 tf. JAME3 SIKES, er principal streets, giving you ample time to see the Elephant and get a good peep at the Peier Funks, Confidence Operators, Ac., Jcc. We will. show you the city by day light, by gas light, by moon light, by candle light, by star light, and will drive tlie “Omnibus” to some part of the city where there is no light. We will endeavor to post you on all the tricks and traps ofthe great metropolis, and i also amuse many an hour with interesting reading I matter. “Throw physic to tlie dogs.” If you have the Blues, the Dyspepsia, Gout, Rheumatism, or are unfortunately troubled with a scolding wife, wo will ; guarantee to make you forget your troubles, laugh j almost against your will, ana grow fat. Everybody should subscribe to the “Omnibus” at once. The “Broadtcay Omnibnt," will make its appearance oil autu the.first of each month, filled with amusement and this officel'. instruction for all. Price Fifty Cents a year in ad- . Maitnn xs. „ i. . jj n n /x n .uatuit, g Ivor August, 1858, by Marcellas A. Myri?k _ dollars and payable Dec. 25th, 1858, to Thos. Hamlin, son of Lemuel Ili mlin. As tlio con sideration for which said note wm given has entire ly failed, I am determined not to pay it unless com pelled by law. oct 12.3t. MARCELL.7S A. MYRICK. Insurance Agencies. OF THE AUGUSTA INSURANCE & BANKING CO. AND THE ALABAMA FIRE & MARINE INS. CO. AT THE OFFICE OF LANIEIt A ANDERSON, Agt's. Macon, Ga. oct 5 1858 tf Wanted Immediately. 4 GOOD Cook, Washer, and Ironer, “ Book Keeping, Commercial Penmanship AND Card Writing, TAUGHT BV 43 J. H, King & A, J. Habich. Terms only Ten Dollars For a complete Course ot Twenty Days, ia which time the Student will acquire a practical knowledge of BOOK KEEPING, combined with a very im proved style of PENMANSHIP. r^*Book-Keeping alone, 65. £^*Penmansbip, $5. Ib/Cr. .A.. J. ETabicii., j W ill also give instructions to Ladies in Penmanship (and Card Writing. He writes Visiting, Wedding and Invitation Cards, equal t*> engraving. TERMS—Plain, per Pack f 50, 81 50. Fancy $2 50. Cards included. iSF*Rooms in Triangular Bloc*, near Pugh's Da- vance—three copies to one address. One Dollar; the cheapest Paper in the States. Who will get us two subscribers and receive one copy free T IdEF"All communications should be addressed to CHAS. P. BRITTON, Editor “Broadway Omnibus,” oct 5—Ot 267 Pearl Stro^f, N. Y ; guerrean Gallery. Entrance on S • . ; : .. Y family, for the balance of tbi, year. '* Ed,". OF INSTRUCTION. "•-* ror Ladies, from9tol2 A. H. Ft*r Gentlcnftu from 8 to (>, and from 7] to.10 P. M. oct 12 Sept. 8, 1858. Cheese. T UST received and receiving weekly', a lot of NSW YORK STATE CHEESE, which will be -.de low at wholesale. JOHN A. NELSON, oct3 E**t Macon. Wanted, IMALE TEACHER—1 ; > t- • children in a private famPy. Ad Fort Valley, Ga. ■ r-dtl*—Jt A FKM J± Chill