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For the Georgia Telegraph. Si Mivn.i.c. Ark., Oct. 26, 1 m, ._Bv the way of breaking the '• “ o: the Western thickets, 1 propose 1 '■ il»’ Telegraph a few Iirief lines, rcla- " i crops etc,, etc., of this “ nook of 1,1 = ,"-' tl,iiikin(r it may riot be amiss to nunw ,f lS >OLTIIEItS AHZ.Jk.XJAS. i C oat nml Wheat crop it ia useless to 111 ,., nufr , as you are-awrue, was an cn- 1 ‘ Utter au inferior one. The ^ now >«•“ gathered, and proved 1 < He the predictions and fears to the e, * tiniiciiel atm thinking ,'rous readers. 1 will first proceed to , S sOLTItERS the! bilure. nf unusual abundance—far ex- ,he eipectations of the formers, and „[i-- fourth than that of last year, \ „ : ample enough to supply the country. , lW being delivered at this place, (Xash • . j-„nv cents jier bushel. North, and , ,„t of "this, on the Little Missouri, it is r ] B |r-. a dime or fifteen cents less.— Cotton crop, it may, with .safety be exceeding that of last year, by at ....-ijiinL Recent rttmors liave gone ; ,iul llwre would be a falling off on last pwhich at the time bid fair to be au- hut recent developments go to tlmt there will be an increase on last . ,-rop. < »ur liest hill land is turning out hundred to one thousand pounds, n some instances. 3S high as twelve hun- , u „h to tin* acre. On Red River, the | one, and will avernge a bale to , flu- Kail, thus far, has been dry arid living cotton sufficient time to mature, •vtforJing farmers a fine time for harvesting. ' ,, rtHrJ | observations, I think the crop may „|„Ht as surpassing tliat of last year, in ijusutity and quality. , N ..olTHCRX AND WKmtBS ARKANSAS, ■ king boldly up—iu fact no longer to red cheap. The increasing tide of L n 9 ,„| jirvat demand for improvedland, it to run up from five and ten dol- ti twelve, twenty, and twenty-five dollars Tiioiigli g-uid, unimproved land, can bought from three to seven dollars, per Our liest hill land is of the black lime- 1,,.;,,.. almost equal in production to the I river hottoms. This land stands the ill remarkably well, anil is well adapted ,1 all hiioh of growth, except wheat pumpkins, melons, etc., etc,, grow- .mliiscly. In Summer it is easy ofcultiva- Imt in the early part of tiie Spring, espec- f wet,u-rrihio." Tiie residue and larger n of onr hnil. resembles somewhat, that iih ItVsimi Georgia, and is aliout the 7 in quality, lieing welt and heavily tisn- I; ami by the way, our oaks are all groan- fcndi-T their Imrthen of mast—rendering ( plentiful and no doubt cheap another year, paving the fanners' corn crib, and retaining io icy which otherwise would Ire sent off , eosmtry. And as we arc not very boun- - ippli-.il with either of these two neoessi- . -IioiiM rejoice at the event I will ■unnguiug, Mr. Editor, and close with a marks on mauATnco nett i we take under consideration the ro- : m-rnlly attending a long and tedious re Land the great disadvantages this coun- f r l-. with no markets, no mode of trans- lion. few churches ami sonry schools, I .«• why jH-ople are so prone to folly, so i io their own interest and welfare, when unit'd hv wealth and luxuries, ns to break .rsila- the home of their youth, isolate from ]«ironts7rclntiTcs and friends, off to a distant country-\that presents IProta the Charleston Evening News, lOtli] Kctcli Brothers. This vessel has arrived inside tiie Bar, and will be np to the city during the day. She is in charge of Lieut Edward E. Stone, if. S. N., who commands her, with Midshipman N. Urccn, seven seamen and three marines constituting the prite crew. On the 8th September the U. S. sloop of-war Marion being on a cruise on the African coast, in lat U South, and long. 11 East, made a sail ahead, which displayed no colors, when a shot was fired across her bows. She immediately hoisted the American ensign. On boarding her she was found to be the Ketch Brothers, of Charleston, commanded by Capt Gage and u crew of seven others, composed of Spaniards, Portugese, Ac., some of who'claim to be passengers. The Brothers was from Ha vana, bound to the Congo River. She cleared from Havana on the^ld of July for Saint Thom as, on the Coast of Africa, at which point she did not touch. She hasontioardlioilcis, bricks for a furnace, saantling, plank, wooden spoons, 40 water casks and all the materials which are generally supposed to lie necessary for a slave voyage, and $8,600 in money. The papers of the Ketch appear to be all regular and coiTect and Capt Gage contends tliat lie was engaged in a lawful voyage. The following officers are at tached to the U. S. Sloop-of-War Marion, and are all in good health: Washington, Assistant-Surgeon; Midshipmen, X. Green, M'Dougal. Lieut Stone, who commands the Brothers, is a native of Georgia and a resident of Macon. _ the Georgia Telegraph, and Journal Ac Messenger. On the fith September lie parted company with HUGH L. DEXXARD, Fo the CnitodStates Sloop-of-war Vincennes, the of- Watkins Laidler, .loo. J, Houston County Or mid Jury Fre- sEXTMEXTS. Tbo Grand Jurors selected, chosen and svroro, for the October Term of 185*, beg leave to make the following report » Owing to the character of our duties this week, we have been unable to make a careful examination of the Public Buildings and Records. This was, however, done at the Spring Term. As there has been some c* impiaint as to (be Roads, in the aforesaid County, we would recommend to the Inferior Court, to pay particular attention to the Public Roads in aaia County, and canze the Com missioners to have all the Roads put in good condi tion ss it is for the pnblie good. We would partic ularly call the attention of the Inferior Court to the condition of the roads in the Sixth District. We also find the following Bridges In bad condi tion, being Bridges over Mossy Creek, called Giles Bridge: also, the one at Sand Ridge Cbnrch ; also, two Bridges over big Indian, known as the ones near Perry and Samuel Garr; also, that over Big Creek at Lawson’s Plantation, and the embankment of that over Echeeonee, between Houston and Bibb Countie*, on the road between Perry and Macon. We would respectfully recommend the passage of some Act by the Legislature, for the removal of Free Negroes from our State. We would Represent that they are an unqualified nuisance in persons to our interest, in a most vital point. We furthermore recommend to the next Legisla ture, ss well as the members from this County, to have the Uw of this State so changed, as to give the Solicitor Generals of this State a sufficient sal ary to rnmpensate them for their services and al low the Fees time they now receive, to go and belong to the respective Counties in which the Bills of In dictments end Presentments may be found. So taking leave of his Honor, Judge H. G Lamar, we wonld express onr high appreciation of the able and bosinees-like manner in which he has discharged the duties of his station. To onr arrive and efficient Solicitor, Col. T. W. Montfort, wi; also tender our thanks and best wishes. Resolved that these Presentments he published iu fleers and crew being nil well. Several other j ty' Keudrick slave vessels were reputed on the coast and i je,^ Coop™ ' were being hotly pursed. j uo . j{. Evans. [I.icut, Stone, is a native of Savannah, and j Josiab Hodges, lived some timo in Macon. His family reside ! Stephen Brown, in this city. Ed. Sar. Rep.) * j — ~~ "• t riieo. 8. Norwood. Gen. Win. Walker—His own Ac- Jesse D. Havfo. COUNT OF 1IIS PLANS. Ordered that the foregoing Presentments be pub- t oreman. McWilliams, James Rouse, Daniel Ganzoy, Kob'l. O. Holton, fienj. Vinson, Francis B. Moore, Wm. F. Bassett, I). Henry Jackson, Edward B. Marshall, Joseph Kemp, Handsome. We have ljccn shown a silver Goblet, award ed on the 23th day of January, 1857, to Jas. P. Slater, as “ first prize for merit and industry,” by Robt. Findlay, Esq, machinist and Founder of this city, which is a memorial of the esteem of the employer to his apprentice, and, no doubt, a fitting reward to tiie recipient. Mr. Slater has been absent from the city, for the most of the time since the award was made, and only received it after he lias returned home from Florida, where he had picked up another prize in the shape of a young woman, whom he made his “ bonnie brfde!” The goblet is worth $25, and elegantly decked with a wTeath of Strawberry vine laden with berries, and having a suitable in scription engraved thereon. Altogether it is just such a cup as one might wish to drink nectar from.—CYftzen. Charleston Market.—A private despatch from Charleston at 1 o’clock to-day quotes Mid dling Fair Cotton at 11 cents. Suotr in Athens. The Watchman of Last Thursday says a few fiakes of snow fell in Athens on the Tuesday previous. Jones Democracy yf ILL meet at Clinton, on Tuesday, Tth Deeem- bar. for the purj use of nominating candidate* for county officers. SEVERAL DEMOCRATS. novlC Dr. II. E. Horill, a skilful Physi- C1AN OF NEW YORK CITY. In his remarks on Dyspepsia, says—The most ef fectual medicine to improve the tone and energy of the stomach, is that prepared by Dr. Geo. B. Green, and called the Oxygenated Bitters. I would publish the recipe for preparing this vain able medk-ine, if I knew what it was, but as I do not, I can only recommend its use. It seems to me to be improperly called “Bitters,” at least in the popular acceptation of that term, for it coutaina no alcohol or or other spirits, and is rather sour than bitter. Though A Word to tiie Ladies. W E are now receiving the Second Stock of Win ter Goods, as one of the firm has just return ed from New York. AU goods bought the first purchase are marked down to rnn them off and the second Stock can be purchased at prices varying from 37} to 30 per cent less than previous prices. 'Tis useless to particularize, as onr Stock is too vast, and comprizes too many entirely new gems to put on paper. Now is the time to buy yourselves rich. Don't lose money by not calling, when it is so convenient, cycall soon before styles are picked over, nov 16 RQ3S, COLEMAN & ROSS. $10 REWARD ! riTRAYED or STOLEN from the Shallow Well O in East Macon, about the 20th October Last, A BLACK HORSE MULE, about seven year* old, with a mane a little longer than ordinary. No other marks recollected. The fiuder will be regarded as above, and all expenses paid, by addressing the subscriber at Stantordville Putnam County, Ga. B. R. EZELL. novlO—3t* • "VTOTICE.—Two mouths after date application JLx will be made to the Ordinary of Crawford County, for leave to sell the Land and Negroes be longing to the Estate of Lemon M. Causev, late of said county, deceased. 8AM’L H. CAUSEY, novUi’ Executor. NOTICE. ~ 1 SHALL oiler for sale, at tbo Court House, ut pub lie outcry, in the town of Clinton, on the first Tuesday iu January, eight negroes, consisting of Women and Boys, all likely nod yonng, healthy, and not to bn excelled in tiie county. Terms—Sold on a twelve month's credit. With a good note and approved seccrity. nov!6 SANFORD F. MAYNERD. Favorite Resort of Hilly Dow Lens THE FAMOUS SEMINOLE CHIEF. ORANGE SPRING, IMZaurion. County, EAST FLORIDA. O llANGE STRING, Enst Florida, 23 miles West, of Palatka, and 1:25 miles South of the mouth of! Horace Fitch & Co., ARK. STILL TO BE FOUND AT THEIR OLD Stand, on Triangle Slock, OPPOSITE MARINE BANK. A ND we have just received a very large stock of the various styles of Ready Made FALL & WINTER CLOTHING, • Made up expressly for us. and we are also ieceiv- m* new supplies every week from onr Northern Manufactory. \Ve have, in connection with on* Ready Made no thing for Geotlemen, a very larg® stock of Children’s & Youth’s Clothing, Of the varions styles and qualities to suit the Season, as well as all kinds of Gentlemen’s Furnishing Goods, consisting in part, of Merino Shirts and Draw ers, Linen Bosom Shirts, Cotton and Linen Draw ers, Socks, Gloves, Cravats. Stoeks, ITundkerchiefs, Umbrellas, &c. We also have a very large stock of the various kinds of Traveling and Common Trunks, Ladies’ Bonnet Boxes, Valises, Carpet Bags, &c. HATS and CAPS- We also have a good stock of the various kind* of Hats and Caps. We respectfully invile all, who may want Goods in our line to call and examine our large Stock, as we are disposed to- sell at extremely low prices, as we are satisfied with small profits and quick returns. IT' Oct 26.—tf H. FITCH Ic CO. DRY GOODS AT WHOLESALE. J. B. & W. A. ROSS, A te now receiving a large and wellselect«?d 8tock of FOREIGN and DOMESTIC DRY GOODS, FOR THE FALL AND WINTER TRADE, to which they invite theattention of MERCHANTS. Oct. 26—tf GEOROE PAYNE, WHOLESALE & RETAIL DRUGGIST And State Licensed Apothecary, MACON. GA. T S happy to inform his friends, patrons and the I public generally, that 1 is Stock is now full and complete, which comprises every artielethat should be found in a First Class Di'iixaml Clicmicnl fsiore. Weekly arrival i of the Savannah Steamers ena bles him to replenish his Stock Weekly, with FRESH AND CHOICE GOODS, which are bonght with great attention to purity, and sold as LOW as at any Drag Establishment in (Jeor- gia- PHYSICIANS’ PRESCRIPTIONS Compounded at nil hours with care and neatness. His stock consists iu part of the following articles: Drugs, Chemicals anil Jlmlicines, Dyes, Paints, Oils and Colors! Glassware, Syringes, modern styles, great variety. Window Glass, Putty, Artists Tools, Mechanical, Artificial and Natural Leeches, Fresh Hops and all other Herbs, Surgical Iostrumonts and Medicine Chests, Family Soaps, Fine Starch and Geletines, Fine Castor OH for Family use. Wines and Liquors for Medical use only. Perfumery, Pomades and Toilet Artioles. Gold and Silver Lcxt, Gold and Tin-foil and Artificial Teeth, n*iR, Tooth a s o Nail Brushes, White Wash, Paint, Cloth and Flesh Brushes, TRIPOLI, a great article for cleaning Metal and Glass, Grass and Garden Seed, and all the patent Nostrums of the day. Corner Mulberry ttreet ami Colton Acenur, Macon. apl 21 Lime, Plaster, Cement and Jlair. VT^E keep constantly on hand a good supply ol V > the above articles. J. B. A W. A. ROSS. To Arrive. PACKAGES new crop Mackerel, all aize Packages Oct. 25—tf J.B.&. W.A. BOSS. Paints, Oils and Glass. here by the way, I cannot too earnestly cantiou the i the River 8t. John?, was once the favorite resort of j ■ dyspeptic sufferer against using 44 bitters,” the basis j Hilly Bow Legu, of the Chief and Prophet old Sam ■ of winch is alcohol or other ardent sirit* They no j pSnWfion'?'FoSnUto"of’HeSfJ j plVETHOUSANDS pound. Oil* and Glass, more impart real energy to the stomach, than a whip I Youth. Beauty and rejuvenescence, and It Is now j L 3UOO jiounds Freuch and American Zme, gives strength to a horse. The stimulation which , the favorite resort of those seeking refuge from the ! i— c... ' ....... . ..... i -v.:n: * 7i . .. « • 1000 Gallons Linseed OH, 10 Barrels Turpentine, Watches! Watches! C ELEBRATED ENGLISH MAKERS—James Hoddel! A Co, R. A G. Beesley, Josh Toleman, Josh Olarenshaw, Edwards Robinson, nnd the cele brated American Watch in Gold and Silver Cases. SWISS MAKERS—Eugene Rruquet, Breitliing Laderiet, Edouard Favre, Brandt and others too numerous to mentiou, by i'33 DAY A MAUSSENET. Clocks, Clocks, Clocks. The Marble Clock, running three weeks without winding—striking hour and half hour. Also, Eight Day. Marblo and Marbleized Iron, Bronze, Wood -- , _ 1 pi WaMUNOTOS, Nov. 8.—Gen. William Walk- , “ hed ' i " P«™uaneenl the request,of the Grand Jury, ora business.lure is not directly-with the Gov-. Judge Superior Court. Maron Circnit. crtiment; it is in part to Ascertain the extent of a true extract from the miuutes of Houston Supe- tncproposcii British interference in Nicaraguan rior Court. Oi'tobf-.r T«*mi, iflW. affairs. 11c is satisfied tliat it will lie no hin- 1 WM. II. MILLER, Clerk. drancc to lawful emigration to Nicaragua. He! , ... .—. ., JW ... , , , ^... . ... denies tho truth of Hip stm,.no.nl lliii tl,..-.. 1,.^ 1 Houston Coinilr fji-iml Tiipv I»rn. “ STH W. Fowl* A Co., Boston, Proprietors.— and you will there find everything more suited to : _ * . ‘ DAY A UAL.IS . . I. .r m T llUl n a "° nMOn tOUUI) 1.1.111(1 Jill} **- j gold by their agents every where. your taste than in Havana, and should von be deter- M IUI?fYT-T A. TSJ r PC; Fob. Vest, Chattatans and Onard Chains, been a sale o! I toads, and the Transit route, nnd , SENTMENTS FOR THE SECOND WEEK. For sale in Macon by E. L. STROHECKER and ! mined on going to the great city of Havana, nnd AlLXljXlGna Y.JJN 1 O- henccthat part of the President s Proclamation ; \y e , Iie (j ran j j nrT chosen and sworn fur 1 ZK1LIN, HUNT A CO. j would like to do so with as little sea voyage as pos- must have been founded on incorrect informa-1 ond week of the K’ll Term of Houston Superior I nov 16 [37] j sible, call by Orange Spring en route for Havana. tlOT>. He further saVS. Hint thonassonfreraleav- i Court, bp? Iphva to offer »li« fellnwinr* Kmnrnutiona ! A p ~ . r “7 I w *l «r. HartfMll send you to Tampa Bay, be.bmd A Remedy for Dyspepsia. ; as fine stock as Vermont can boast of. and from Fresli IUediciuf”' r.; Macon Drag Store* k L. STROHECKER & GO. ff llOLBSALE AIlETilL Dlil'di' l«1! We are daily reoeiving largrsnpplies from < ,.. IMPORTERS AND MANUFACTURERS rpnus ensuring onr customers ehoii •- and pun j i tides. Our Chemicals are invariably p-. - ; ia from Manufacturers, direct, enabling us to V them free from adulteration. We have uow in it c: a select stock of Orug., drdli-lxH', Chemical., l*ninls, Oils, Window Clin.., Patrat Meiii. an 1 -, Dye Sf it It,, Paint Brushes, lusti-anient*, IVhilr. Wnrii litmlm- PbanuiCBtica 1 J6.*rrpurnlio»»i*. And Toilet Arlielea, together with the best assortment of I Will! MENTS ever offered iu this market. Pi:-'-'. sicians, and Jlerchanta will consult tlieir iirteri-st !•> examining our stock beforejiurchrsing. E. L. STROHECKER A l jan IS Opposite Redding House, n,Ge. FlnvoriiiK Extracts lor Pies, Jel lies, Ac. EXTRACTS of Peach, Extracts of Ale - -, “ Vanilla, “ 8ttftn t>-rr>. “ Pineapple. “ Ros-:. “ Lemon, “ Orangi “ Nutmegs, ” Celli ry. For sale at the Mseon Drug Store. jan 17 E. L. STROHECKER .V t V; Potasli. gUPERIOR 1st sorts, always on hand ,ian 12 E. L. STROHECKKR A c : UlP Bnr.hu Unit is lfucliu ! T HE undersigned have for years manufactured an Extract of Buchu for (lie use of l’livsi< inns, and can recommend to all neoeoiluUsTti Medicine, their preparation as lieing for and moro reliable than the puffed quack »<»wr. designated as Extracts of Buchu, most of -r.-lfi-n e. tain no Buchu whatever. Try it. jane 29 E. L STROHECKER A VO they excite is only temporary and sure to be follow- j “ u « | blast8 of Win, « r - Asa Bathing place it has : wSd?k^ir?fo3Sn and Paint Brashes, all j ami Marino Timepieces, with ^^t^nGhealarm Ud by a reaction, which at length will inevitably Tothose who seek -i Southern elimoln the Winter fresh and good. Givens a call. j D.VV A MAUSSENET. | near out the stomach. The aaedldne of which I am and who are andhevo been in the habitof visiting! Oct. 26—tf J. B. A W. A. ROSS, j Fine setts of Jewelry. DAY A MAUSSENET. ' speaking. obviatea these objections. _ j Cuba, we wy give Orange Spring a trial this winter, j TO PL INTERS AND | Diamond Pins. Finger Uings nnd^Ear lUntg^ KT. K offer the following articles on very accom- rcsnonsihilitv The i «> me preceding Jury! particularly that part | Bmrhave's Holland Bitters is now the most simple,Tampa Bay you can take passage in as fine Steam- em Emigration Company, which has imen in tentiSn of the Court to the^ Bridge ™w * ng iSdUn Ilf ^°" m0St w °" hy c,t,Iena to Havana. But my prediction is,tfyon give Orange existence for six months, nn.l lias branches in Creek. M the place known a. U^mr. Bridge. Tho t,( * l ‘ s *“««»• To persons subject to amwm, \lahamn Missiasinni lauicisiui ami Gorina Bridge » in a dangerous condition and should be and isck headache, it is a valuable medicine. toiagenerally are in ttia nawtoT saying,, our table Aianamn, .Mississippi, Louisiana amt (.eorgm. tboronehlv renaired. Also sup-eest that a Hriil™ h.. • Tier—:r—c, .. - ,, ; j will be supplied with tho best the market aflords,” | There is no dashing of interests between it and h„in pL f rce k on the” Kondlei-din-lrem |From the New York New*] I and thus saying say and do no more. We are not! the Canal Company. Gen Walker will proha. Perry to Fort Valley, known to be unsafe in times N°thiko sisck the Foundatiox or the Citv tor bragging, hut we will sa.v this, that iftlie invalid | bly leave for Mobile to-morrow, though it is not «f Frcslict. Moreover, that the Road en the West |« New York has produced the excitement among j ^ !l A h ? y .„ i certain that he will go out with the lirst party ! weMso'c."!’ m^nenPor.’f ; ’i" SSSUSST In Ji“g t'ifi^iig. we W„d „m- i •o Nicaragua. fhe*cJSrt^to tl.M poTrio!,^‘of & Road be?ween Wmf i '’'’r''' ‘o. ,ri 'P ' . * PU\*er’s and Hoiiaer’K Bridge on the Road from ‘ 8ire * * n< ^ matron, down to tho I catch birds—onr lionae has been recently thorough- • G KNF.UA L Cl'smxii’a U it AVION- hkfouk tiik U-. Hawkinsville to Fort Valley." ’ xiTKn Status Aukici-lituai. Society at Rich-] We would most respectfully request that the Lep- xoxn, Va., Ootobek 28.—This is a noble effort islature pass some more efficient Law, by which our of eloquence. However we may differ with the orator m some of his deductions, tiie strain ol , ev ,. r »l y ra ,s. we see rei-.immendatiuns ktuI sugges- modatiu^ terms 1000 rolls Gnnny Baling, 1000 Sacks Salt, 25 barrels Potatoes, •110 bales heavy Gnnny Bagging, 1100 coils Richardson’s Green Leaf Rope, 1 ooo ponuds Twine, 175 barrels Sugar, 200 sucks Coffee all qualities. 150 boxes Candles all qualities. 100 do Soap, 75 boxes Starch, 100 boxes Candy, 100 do Soda, 125 kegs Nails, 150 bales Osn&buri's, 50 bales Georgia Kerseys, *25 bales Yarns, 100 bales Brown Sheetings and Shirtings, •25 hints. Molasses, 20 barrels Syrup, Largo Stock of fresh and new his speech is ennobling—the topics well chosen tiona in reference to Roads and Bridges, and yet no sprightly youth and beautiful maiden with hor glos-1 repaired and renovated, and it is beyond all doubt By ringlets, are crowding tbo Depot at No. 312 Broad- conan-vr* 6 ** ^ ° f r ‘“ 8 ° rt ”* “ ,8 Snu " ,ern way; the former to be permanently restored, j Dr. Forey, writing on the climate of the United and the latter to possess themselves of that which States in relation to that of Florida, us appears by will prevent the inroad of envious time, and eause | lhe observations he has collected, asserts that “the DAY & MAUSSEN5T. A fine assortment of Necklaces, Crapes, Medalions and other Trinkets, by DAY & MAlJSSENKT. Silver Table, Tea, Salt, Mustard. Berry, Sugar and Cream Spoons. Also, Desert and Pickle Forkes. Cups, Goblets, Waiters, and sundry other silver ar tides too numerous to mention, bv DAY A MAUSSENET. Musical Instruments. Vinlineelos, Violins, Flutes, Fladgeolets, Fifes, Banjoes anil Tamborines, also a fine assortment ot Italian, Frendi, and English Violin Stringsbv DAY fc MAUSSENET. Gold, Silver, Steel and Plated Specks with the Scotch Pebble Gbases, bv DAY (3c MAUSSENET. DAY A MAUSSENET "y*Y> -j u -TE JEWELRY REPAIRING done at the shortest JLmJ JL dfclf notice and in the best possible manner, WATCHES, Daily receiving in Stou*. which we will sell at living Magic and Hunti"g Cases, Gold and Silver Hoddel) rates, consisting of the following : » 'VA 3PCIIKM, for sale ruanvon 20 cases Prints, j oct 1 6 DAY A MAUSSENET. 15 cases Ginghams, 1 uiroau •** envious ume, auu cause *77 , ™ Jo cases umgtiams, - - the appearance of youth and beauty to linger to the I »toh«t never! evenU’^sum! J«» £*££$£+ S »‘»«T »•»' Alp««* CLOTHING ! CLOTHING ! ! tosides. all the noimlar Draniati in .«ow Maoima t\,«t oTiramo ^Snk felt .7 . . .. ..... ^ Wo would recommend to our members of the Leg- ! still they come.*’ that extreme, which ia felt in the high of the American continent. The climate . in fact,an insular climate: the Atlan- i tic on the East, and the Gulf of Mexico on the West, j temper the airs that blow over it, making them cool ited and tion—the which determine the jiolitirnl institutions of States—is handled The orator as one of necessary _ _ „ vcm nlrl t t nited States. pei cent, nriienVlie lawful interest is seven. i VVoon’s Hair Restorative, Depot, 8L Louis.Mo. and] « -e, W ?’,r “ WOU,d congratulate New York>) are bIown tho ' boMlc . SoIlt by nII * on3 - Nor shoilld “ ! ,B - 8U '>- Okgaxization of Dacotaii Territory.—1 he 1 our fellow citizens upon the prosperous coudition n .. ' . n I ..,ioea i»v ;ieo;ilo of Dncotal, have at last efferted an inde- w J ou . r “““try—a pientifnl harvest-th. abatement | ° 1 . . .. of crime, and happiness of our people generally. »all bancyand Toilet goods dealer# intlie United pendent temjxirary organization oftheir lem- In taking leave of his Honor. Judge II. G. Lamar, i States and Canadas. oet 26 lm tory. State officers have been appointed, a Leg- we tender him our thanks for his very kind and ur j islature convened. Laws passed, &e., and the bane deportment towards us, and beg leave to ex- Minnesota eodcof 1857 adopted. A letter from ‘ press approval of the able aud impartial manner in Sioux Falls where the first' Legislature assem- we re- bleu on the 1 -tn ot ()ctober, speaking of the mem- turn our thanks for the diligeuce manifested in the bera, says: } discharge of his official duties, and for his courteous fioaltli are wanting; they are, inf ict, becoming bet- ANNOUNCEMENTS. [^"Candidates must pay in advance, pgf Wo are authorized to announce JOHN M. 25 hales Marlboro and other domestic. Stripes, 10 bales Ticking, 10 cases Linseys, i or* pxg g* 10 cases Flannels. 525 pieces Satinets and .leans ; r^SrMmM 150 pieces Cassiinercs, 11T A ^ removed to E. Saulabury'a old stand, next t’.... —. DI..I. Otlbif I | Before thev eonvuned in their hail, tiie *tars an "l gentliunanly deportment to this body, daring ! GILES, Esq., as a candidate for Judge of the Ma* tTOQt of the building used tw a cApitai, atidstilu- . in the Macon Telegraph and Journal *Y Messenger. January next. ** irolncementa than are to lie found al-1 ted by thirteen volleys, fired by the “ Dacotaii j ABNER It (if NAM, Foreman! 1 it frieiryiwn doors. .For young men, un- i ; ,h liK*, it may lie well enough, but for i faintly already settled, it is utterly use- Stt-k a home at home and yon will never it; hut if come you will, your descend- nay lm benilitted—you will never. i- 'pcctfally, JOHN S. WALKER lall given i>v Queen Victoria to tiie ser ial gallics at Itsilmoral is a scene never -ol elsewhere in the kingdom, as the mixes freely in the pleasures and en- ■ of the humblest of her subjects. The ( curt of course, take their cue from the i of the Sovereign; and lords and gen- • iloi-c tlicir jmrtners freely from among i lit- domes lies of the royal establishment, i.T Sivav with vigor’and elasticity.— Alftvii miglit tic seen footing it away 11; " -<!] buxom housemaid, whom he had ii- la«l.i lartncr; and little Prince Arthur, IHsfii or-tc among tiie maids. Neither Consort nor the Count de Flanders ' * the Countess de Ptrsigny, with tho vdy and espril of a French womnn, with * Voung princes or some of tiie gentle- ; ' i r partners, entered heartily into the iflif jele. and danced several times among ti :;s Pacino Raii.koad.—The new Or- ftiu says tliat the contributions of Texas ■rtalare on the mast bountiful scale, and thev are ready, and will be promptly made. Rifles,’’ and cheer upon cheer by those who had E. H. Wimberly, assembled to witness she inauguration of their j J- M. Rutherford, Terr it or v Amos Chancy, ixrriiorj. i M. W. Lnmenac, Special Concspondcncc of the Disjunct,. j umL MlU.KDOKVlI.I E, Ga. I j James Turrentim-, November, JSth, 1858. t | Tho*. J. Mount. Friend A. :—The Senate and House of Rep- j W. Wimberly, resentativen to-day; liave Wn engaged in muss-, s. T.^ intr l»vv< I lv*» nnlv laill mtrailupiMl in . * Johu Laidler, Wm. S. Moore, Wm. Burnam, David King, John A. Houser, L. I). Norwood, N. W. H. Gilbert, C. N. Rountree. John U Stale}*, R. 11. Brown, D. II. Houser. ey ter with every year, as the demand for them increa ses. Among the acquaintances whom I have made in Florida, I remember many who having gone thither for the benefit of their health, are detained there for life by the amenity of the climate. It seems to me, said an intelligent gentleman of this class (the other day) “as if I could not exist out of Florida. When I go North I feel most sensibly the severe extremes I of the weather; the climate of Charleston itself ap pearing harsh to me.” Adjacent to Orange Spring, are several large Lakes, upon which the visitors enn amuse themselves 'fishing and sailing. We will have for the amuse ment of the Guests, Ball Room, separate from the Hotel, Billiard Rooms and Ten Pin Alleys, Horses and Buggies, Ac., &e. Route to Orange Spring from Savannah by steam er St. Marys, on Monday at 9* A. M . and by steamer St. Johns, on Friday at Dj A. M. From Charleston by steamers Everglade and Carolina, on Tuesday. The Everglade takes the inland passage from Char leston and leaves Savannah on Wednesday. Take either of these steamers to Palatka, where you will „ . find Mr. Hart prepared at all times, to send vou out We ore requested to announce Jouk II. Brant- j to the Spring. Terms of Board moderate. For any 50 pieces Fancy and Black Silks, 800 dozen Handkerchiefs, 1200 pieces white Muslins, Also, a large Stock of Clothing and Hats, with 350 cases of Shoes of nil kinds, and 1000 Negro Blankets. Wo respectfully solicit the patronage of tlio public. Oct. *20—tf J. B. Sc. W. A. ROSS. door to Strong & Wood’s Shoe Store, and is prepared to exhibit one of tho largest and finest stocks of;Ready Made Cl Rising in the city. oct5 For Sale. pS~ The lion. IIESRY - G. LAMAR, present.* ] his name to the voters of the Macon Judicial Dis- ' trict as a candidate for election to the office of Judge, which lie now holds. T. W. MONTFORT, Esq., presents his ! name to the voters of the Macon Circuit as a can didate for rc-election to the office of Solicitor Gen eral. TjMVE Hundred dozen Georgia Buckets, 1' 25 . do Northern do 10 dozen Brooms, 100 nest Tubs, 50 Half Bushel Measures, 10 tons Iron, 5 tons Castings, 425 sacks Family and S. F. Flour, 100 Boxes Tobacco all qualities, 40,000 pounds Bacon Hog round, 10 barrels Nuts, 50 boxes Raisins, NEW STOCK OF O 3T O <3 l£L 01C y I SUPPOSE all know by this time, that | have moved my SS'X’OOSSL from Tit IANGLE BLOCK to the Granite Front Store, OPPOSITE THE LANIER HOUSE. I now have a new and good STOCK OF CITUSr^, Consisting of DINNER SETTS, at from 8175 down to any siugle Sett wanted. Tea Setts Gilt, Couglis and Colds. Ayer’a Cherry Pectoral, Stabler’» Anodyua Expectorant, 3 Wistar's ltalsam Wild ('Mot Hoofland’s Syrup Tar. Hasl'me's Syrup Wood Naptha. jan 12 E. L. STROHECKER A f:.. 1’liysir.lniis’ ■PRESCRIPTIONScareliilly comjvomtd-d if X hours day or night. isn 12 E. L. 8TUO H ECKElt A Co Morton's Cough Syrup. T HE Proprietors still continue to m.mnM,-t.ir* this favorite remedy, vouched for fry non clivaie certificates. E. L. STROHECKER A Co. jan 12 Garden Seed, TA L. STROHECKER A CO., has just i ■ . I Ti. and opened a large and welLseleeteit Sto. z of Garden Seed,, warranted the growth of I - - Turnip Seed by the paper or pound. IV i ,nd Beans by the paper, quart or Imsln-l. Dealers supplied on liberal term*. E. L. STROHECKER * VO Cor. Mulberry and 3dStreeK Manon, (Is oct 10 Checks on New York FOR SALE BY THE MANUFACTURERS’ k. TIMBER CUTTERS’ B.4AH Exchange at Sight ON NEW YORK, LONDON, PARIS. FRANKFORT, (on the Male.., Hamburg. herein. BREMEN, A, . For Sale at this Bank in Sums to suit purciissi-i. J. S. HUTTON. Ca-i o r ■Savanuali, Sep. 6, ldie. 52—Cm . Ordered by the Court, that a copy of these Pre- 1 it, a candidate for Tax Collector of llihb County, j information, address mg local laws. The only bill introduced in the Senate to-day, of much importance, WHS \ *entincnts bo sent by the Cierk, to the Georgia j subject to a nominating Convention, should one j W. SPEARS Jc CO., *‘A Bill to be entitled an act to authorise the ; Telegrapli,andJonnial.VMessengt-r, forpnblication.! beb i I sept 28 Orange Spring. Marion county. East Fla. issuing of garnishments in this State, in favor j A true extract from the minutes of Houston Supe- '< ' of persons who have slave property in any free | ttar Court - 0, ' t - lerm ’ *wj’,‘'^miller Clerk i ”' MARRIED, State, which refuses to deliver up such slaves a : gainst persons in this State, indebted to any citizens of such disloyal States and for other j The Boii-iHots ol Tallcyrnml. purposes '. One hundred and Ufty this bill were ordered to lm printed for the use | mots which for thirty years were the delight of the Senate. This is indeed an important j of Frenchmen ami the rest of mankind, are measure. The bill was introduced by Mr. j marked not merely by the brevity which is al- Tucker, of Stewart, who, like "Saul of Tarsus” ! ways the soul of wit, but by subtlety of thought towers a head and shoulders almve his peers.— | and delicacy of expression which constitute their Stewnrt county feels proud of her Senator. He highest chanu. Besides this, the "keenest sar is an honor to the State, and serves Uisconstit- j casms had usually a certain air of good breed- uent.s with fidelity and ability. Tills bill meets ; ing tliat distinguished them, greatly to his cred- our entire concurrence. It is the only means; it, from the malignant jests of Rogers and the by which we can reacli the hearts of these dis-1 rough retorts of Douglas Jerrold. Nothing in loyal States. The Alioiitionists and proprietors ; tiie way of a witty and civil rebuke could lm of the underground Railroads in the free States finer tlian liis reproof ofa young gentleman who have only one avenue which leads to their af- was boasting of the extreme lieautyofhismoth- fcctinns. ’ Touch but the pocket nerve of those er, apjiarcntly implying that it might aecount fanatics, and vibration is felt throughout the for the same advantage in the person oftheson: In Vineville, on the 9th inst., by Rev. Sir. Rees, — — ch" ' " " Paul F. ilammend, Esq., of Beach Island, So. Ca., to Miss Louis, daughter of Major Anderson Comer, X wonderful wit was TnltryrantL His Imn- of In this city, in the Presbyterian Church, on-mm- netday night, Nov. 10th, by the Rev. Dr. Talmage, John S. Baxter, M. D.. to Miss Caroline M„ daugh ter of the late Judge Tracy. MACON PRICES CURRENT. CORRECTED WEEKLY RT STRKS, WISGFIELD A CO. BAGGING—Kentucky... Ibdia Roll BALE ROPE—Kentucky Northern. BEEESWAX CANDLES—Sperm Star Tallow Patent COFFEE—Rio Java ...... Laguira CORN Meal entire system. They are protected by lex loci j Cetait done, said the great diplomat, blandly, . . . I. e - in stealing our negroes, let us retaliate by en- Monsieur rotre pere qui ■netail juts si bien! an- preparing to construct a rail- acting such laws as will affect their property.; “It was your father, then, who was not liand- ‘U\;o Superior to l razicr’s river, and Solomon Cohen, of Savannah, was to-day ! some T” Lord Holland, in his Foreign Reminls- ' ,T \: .-i L awakening tiie attention of elected Directorin tiie Bank of the State, by the j cences, gives anotlier lmn-mot of Talleyrand, p AT H E R S*—-.1! I! *i*l should warn our govern- General Assembly. lie had no opposition.— | which is not to be found in the old-list of his j fish—MackereVNo'i"..”!. I ’ li e Iiroo.ity ofaction, toprevent being j tVe ,earn that a pleasant Cotillon Party came j clever sayings. At the time when the eelcbri- W.ellv » rival power of commercial eon-1 off last nightat thcMilledgcville Hotel. So far, : ty of Chateaubriand, the vainest of all French- r!. ' L * i' oa ! ilu ,l( - ^ ,e JK>lta predicts tliat | this lias been a lively session. Not as great a i men, was rapidly on tho wane, it happened to will swell tho poptdntion of Texas j crowd as usually attend, but enough to render ! be men tinned in con versa tion that lie was growing ' 1 the sojourn pleasant. The Supreme Court closed j quite deaf, and Umt he complained bitterly of its session to-day. There was not many eases that infirmity. Jc coinjrrends, said Talleyrand, returned to this court. | depuis qu'on a cesse de jxirlcr de lui, il se croit \sourd! "I understand; since every body, has Tub Tgni'AVrBFEC Rovte.—New ’ Orleans,: ceased talking about him he believes himself Nov. 1*2.—The steamship Quaker City, Capt j deaf! The only ungallant remark tliat is re- 11. Vi. Shnfeldt, left this morning with passen- J corded among liis innumerable jests is liis saucy gers, mails and freight via the Tehuantepec ; comment on the tender regard that he had once route, for California. j entertained for Madame do Stael: "II font Nr.w Orleans, Not. 12.-The sales of t-’ot-i avoir ame, Mme, de Stael pour oonnaitre tout ton to-day reach 14.500 hales. Middling 11 to ; le bemheur d'aimer one beUP But his finest 11 4 cents. Sales during the week (15,000, and | witticism, and as happy n sarcasm merer came p UOV isiONS receipts 00,000 bales. The increase in receipts j from anyman, is told m I/inl Brougham s Beki—Mess . .. *• ! .... i «n jr.n nun I Times of George III. Tins has all tho polite-; Prime... Bacon—Hams.. d»ll previous precedent, and will hasten .' Kan of that commonwealth into three, 1*1* j’ ,Vl < •Slate.-. A general meeting ofthc of die Southern Pacific Railroad v .'. "ill lx- field at IxHiist illc, Kentuekv. -‘A is-taut. flr. Reed's Diplomacy. ; 'ti Times, in a second article, reitcr- "i ja-cs additional emphasis to its charge I' :n t. diplomacy against Mr. Reed, our (•Hliina. He is represented as the mere pm- ,.t Ui e Russian Minister, Prince Putia- v “tc searched in vain for the evidence No. 9 No. :i FLOUR—Superfine... Extra...... Family............ GUNPOWDER IRON—English............. Swedes Sheet LIME MOLASSES SYRUP NAILS Ol LS—Linseed Train.... Sperm Imitation Sperm. .... Winter Blea'd Whale Lard.. ............... ■wrged, the interests of his country. ‘ bales. ■ " ' - *tv given by the Times that Mr. Reed .. .. acterizcd the lion-mots of Talleyrand Not long Star or the West _ Arbi veil—New ' after his brenrb of friendship with Madame de mra Z ib. R I?nT’i'.'l.Ti^ Nov. 12—Tho steamship Star of the West has s , acl t j iat vt . rj . intellectual and extremely mas "''u-n itu'ti-'.tiinnnv i I "."(f' 1 " nI T' vc '* from •' s P'. , " va '!> with the t nlifoniia, UOInan wrote her novel of Dclphinc, in p , . . • ' s produced that Mr. j mails, ami one million six hundred and twenty : s j le satirized lier fonner friend in the filled tosceureasreadj;; «««ss for mir I tl|ou ^ nd dollars in " • ( hincse ports as iiritish ami French tl- W or specie. ! character of an old woman, while she intended .. ,. 11 * , -. .... - j ’llie Oregon war lias closed, and Col. \t ngtit a g t ) ie delicate charms qf the heroine to be ta- Iiiui lion" Hr-.l ‘i"‘riS rust . r "! t, J ms has granted peace to the Indians. ken as hers. Chancing to meet Madame de S. impn-oil on Rntish and French inter- Two steamers tiad brought to San Francisco - h - - . . . . ■ wn Mc shal! Iiogin to comprehend that 0 iie thousand miners, ft " ’I'M m his diiiloinaer. We believe ^ deceivcsl into the Pj^H in his diplomacy. We believe J rnH ' 1 ' Id* Ihvn discovered on these csscn- *h° American and united i-lhu- ***' l '! , ' nesc treaties. j- U l , 1 !!'' ta »pciretTe, however, the true “> p Times' criticism. Mr. Reed (lid not i"! , * u ' British and French envoys to Ljv?*- . '‘•‘-'Sinn. It highly compliments inline fur his warj- diplomacy in socu- irivft c ' m " (r >' an extension of the comincr- by her on the northern 1 wuliina, and to’legalize her territorial in that quarter. This was accom- dT' 1 ‘f j , ' aIo,ls "f the Russian advantages i„ 7 " r commerce on the Aruoor, and » is vexed that the American Min- " l "“ 1K ' wW' the allies in defeating i s *? J J'rnsion of commercial privileges q ' 'nland trade she has hitherto en- Il i“^ xaUs t vexation of all was, theex- f r ,' 'J^l'nsentatives of all the other nar . ‘yC’!!.': where Russia has obtained * Vf ! ,,lw ** nogry, that Mr. Reed did io jfr° the-French and British Mii- t ' : ’ at *‘"a plan of exclusion. Butit is in rat ** “handoned American in- ‘■oi.r ‘ I ? H H ,<? rating against Russia in ■■ t \[ r ,, 1 '■* to lie ilemonslrated that it was nn-v ’o ,nakc Russia an enemy of ® l'h-ase Lord Elgin, the English f i nnd the !a>ndon Times.—Charles Hmass.—A friend last!' (■> repo I Idl lit iy a a*' * . — < i • j . T * a a 1 zxuioi H-ua AiLpuu»i/«n • Mixed 7‘l 4 a 75 and Yellow 85 cents. Su- steamer Gorgon liad arrived at Liverpool,from ! » m ount of five dollars. ; firm and Porto Rico (luoted at C J a | Faral, having been employed in taking sound- ) nov 16 ho liad" 7 . Ho **W- c„ba from 6 to 7 - cents. Spir-, ings. It secins that, as indeed was expected I -p.'... ■ — i»l,- lcb hvor ' t « horse attacked with the ^ of ■Krpentina was firm. Korin heavy ut f rom the first, the electric communication can-! OiCO XCJLl W AKD. SidyS *V su .PP«f«l *-°>' dymg. . '.red ^ ]() oun(1 , nice firm, but the not be relied upon, from shore to shore, for a T a Special Meeting of Young America Fire five to tf ' lC ^} OWII ^P resCTI f > ^| common qualities were easier. distance so great as^say ~,000 miies» between J Engine Company, Xo. 3, the following resoln- with wrought to nan r riineiseo i tiie publication of the book in a from \ ictona, who nad j f as i,i on able assembly, he said to her, bowing io Fraser Liver specula- ^ politely, “I understand, madame, that in your lien. 1 last novclyon and 1 figure as disguised females !' The San Francisco markets are reported to lie .p| lp re ( orl was certainly a stunner, and for keen dull. wit was such as no other man could have made. The previously reported revolution^ dfctdr- But IK . TlT wns a win(1 so liandsomelv punc- kanccs in Bolivia have been suppressed. lum j a. s w ] u .„ he took the "sublime” out of an In Peru, Gen Echcmque, (lute * resident,) j p—(finical nnd vainglorioassjiccch ofMirabeau. was engaged in raising forces in Bolivia to in- j pome important political crisis the great or- vade Penn _ a tor was descanting in society on the qualities TEKRiric Hi’RUtCANK in Beiohba.—N. York, w h; c j, a minister required to extricate the na- Nov. 12.—An arrival at Halifax todayannoun- t; on fi-om its difficulties, namely, great knowl- ces tltat there has been a terrific hurricane at 1 edge, genius, familiarly with the upper classes, the Bermttda Islands, which lasted four days. ^! popularity with tiie lower classes, the gift of r- T'.i : ..1 tl... -llcl I let,.- ‘ -1,: .,11 r .C ...Riel. The frigate Sabine put in on tiie 31st Octo ber considerably damaged. Mn. Fcixwood Focnd.—Savannah, Nov. 12. Mr. Fullwood, who was reported in the news papers to liavo mysteriously disappeared from this city, has been found at Bryan county old court house. JIc Is aliTC. Markets—Savannah, Nov. 12.—Sales of cot ton to dav 481 bales. The market was quiet Middling‘Fair to Fair 11 cents. Charleston, Nov. 12—The cotton market was quiet to day, with sales of onljrSOO bales. Another Atlantic Cable.—The most im- j New York, Nov. 12.—(There was no report portant intelligence received by the steamer; AetWton Market received.—Jtciwrter.') The Circassian, which arrived at St. Johns’ N. K, ; writing and sjicnking eloquently, all of whicli qualities it was obvious enough he reckoned as his own. Everybody Stared with admiration, but TgJIcyrand,*who simply listened attentively to tiie end, and then observed: "It seems to me you have omitted one of the qualities of this remarkable man; should he not he very much pitted with smallpox (pique de la petite rerole.) This could lie none other than Mirabeau, and the effect upon the auditors can only lie imag ined.—Boston Post. Sides Shoulders Pork—Mess ... Prime Lard Butter—Goshen Country Cheese SALT SHOT W HISKE Y—Heetified ... Pike's..... Monongahela... SPIRITS TURPENTINE.... SUGAR—Brown...... Clarified........... Crushed. RICE TALLOW Piyd PI Yd Fire IB P,lb IB IB IB IB IB P IB PitB PUB Plbl t> hi P IB l> hi P hi P bl P 111 P;bl Pjbl £kg P IB Pi IB P lb Phi P pg: Pg’i fe! p i p m p p p p pm bl IB IB !B IB ,-k s Pg'l r p p t* 1* »*» 58 12 17 M 60 70 <5 7 00 10 00 12 50 3 00 5 00 6 00 6 25 31 i 1 1 75 1 25 1 00 1 15 12J 8 * 00 00 00 00 1*1 1 35 2 15 WATCHES, Jewelry, Pianos, &e. 100 boxes Cheese, 10 kogs Goshen Butter. With every article called for iu tho Grocery line, excepting liquors. Wo would respectfully solicit a call from purcha- 9 aers, as we can make it to their interest to patronize ; f rom j.i 00. ibest French China) to 82*5,00 aud *75.00. 55: IQct. 26-»f| , J. B. A w. A. ROSS. White China, iade in Setts to suit purchasers and priced accord* iugly. Glass in Setts, French, >r from 8li4 t ooto SJIO,00, per sett, .linmlsoinely en graved. Goblets, from *2,50 per doz. to *15. White Granite Ware made up as wanted. I also have a tine assortment of tine Castors and Plated Tea Setts. Buy Early Copies—now Ready 1 THE POETICAL WORKS OF i EDGAR ALLAN POE, 1 ' Beautifully Illustrated with more than ONE HUNDRED ORIGINAL DESIGNS ; By Daklky, Bikket, Foster, Pickersg.ill, Ten- n;ki.. CRorsEV, Dugkan and Maddot ; And engraved in the finest style of Wood Engraving I By ; COOPER, LINTON, EVANS, &c., &c. j Splendidly Bound—Price Six Dollars. JL 60 NEW AND ELEGANT STOCK - —it nrrwo for 1858. Ftv11 & Winter Trade, 1859 FOUn^OI.UMKS,^ roxstsTixt; ix part of WATCH EM of all the finest and Medium 'qualities cased in Gold and Silver, for Ladies and Gentlemen’s wear, warranted good tine keepers CHAIN**, Keys, Seals, Jcc., of the best styles worn. .VlSWBIallY iu sets of Diamond, Opal, Pearl, Garnet, Cameo, Lava, Mosaics, all Gold, &c. PEN AND PENCIL CAMEM of Gold and Silver. SPECTACLES, of Gold, Silver, .Steel, and Common, including a line lot of Scotch Pebbles. SILVER WARE, Tea Setts, Pitchers, Gob- All the above Goods I offer at New York Prices, A few as small protits, quick sales and satisfaction to all parties is my motto. Orders will be filled same as Copies in Morocco, Nine Dollars. ^ h the *, haser w(;ro bere . ALSO, THE FIFTEENTH EDITION OF 1 Oct. 26. R.P.McEVOY. POE’S COMPLETE WORKS,' cityp!tpersco -h )y pp.p,, .. . ... OFFICE ATLANTIC A GULF K. B. CO., ( mo. PRICE 5-4,oO, Savannah, Nov. 6th, 1858. J Containing the Tales of the Grotesque and Ara- ^ , i n . . -n- i besqut); Wonderful Stories of the Imagination; AU btSUCd Pi OpOb.llS 111 OL T6- his Poetry; The Story of Arthur Gordon l'vm. and ceive ? at ‘ his u . n, . i i '! 1C 71,1 ty °. f December a complete collection of all his contributions to tho i n . ext : 10 *1 *** e Kjzdmg. bridging, and furnishing cross- Magazine. Edited by RUFUS W. GRISWOLD. ■ Bes f« r le^y-hye miles of road, extending from near D. 1)., witli Notices of his Life by J. B. Lowell and tho Great Satilla river to the AUapaha. Bids will be N. P. Willis. t received for one or moro sectious, or for the entire Sent by mail, postage prepaid, on receipt of price. Address the nnderrignod. T. F. RFfjIFtEt.n. Agcm' ' nov9 - U J. P. 8CBL\ EN. President. Ocl 20—>2m 34 Beekman st.. New York. in j blets, Cups, Dippers, Butter Coolers, Waiters, Forks, .j : Spoons, Knives, 5ce. Warranted equal and superior \l j to U, a Coin. C5 PLATED WAISK, in Waiters, Baskets, Cas- 75 * tors. Wine, Egg Sc Fruit Stands, Snuffers and Tmys, 50 • * c * ©f good quality. FANCY ROODS, an endless variety of new and elegant designs, selected for Bridal and other Presents. 18 00 17 00 13 00 ti 50 G 00 ti 50 ti 50 E. Feutchwanger. Cherry Street, Macon, Ga., llaisins 1 Raisins 1 NEW CROP, I N quarters, halves aud whole boxes. For sale by nov i) GREEK Sc FREEMAN. Macon, Jan. 4th, The subscriber will make cash advRu-■ « im : too consigned to George Parsons Sc Co., S.iv: iimb and tCTeo to hold the cotton forty-fi vo t a ii ft r d;\y • from date of shipments. ISAAC £C{ ‘ i i v * jan 5 Insurance'Ag’ehciei*. OF THE AUGUSTA INSURANCE & BANKING'CO. AND THE ALABAMA FIRE A MARINE INS. C(B AT THE OFFICE OF LANIER * ANDERSON. Agi V oct 5 1858 tf MacoivGal LITTLE 56 SMITH, DEALERS I.V Saddles, Bridles, & liana* «. TRUNKS AMD VALISES, CARRIAGE MATERIAL, SPOKES, HUBS, RIMS, SHAFTS. AX. . - LES, SPRINGS. MALLEABLE CAST-'' ings. Enameled Cloth, Enameled f.eatlier. GIX BAXDS, RuBlior and Leather Belting from 2 co 30 in. wide SHOE FiNDIIVttS. IiEATIIIiR OF EVEB1 BEIK'ttll' l roV. SADDLERY AND HARNESS HARDW AH;;. Coach Varnish, Japan and Paints, llnrnr*. of any Drs.-ripiion Vlmlr to oi-rirr Near Corner of Cherry Street and Cotton Amin, MACON, GEORGLV Sept, 14—6mos. Opposite Mnssits. FREEEAK & ROBERTS, I NVITES particular attention to their large and new stock o£. Goods, which they have marked down to the low^t CASH Prices. Iloibr in ACncon rnn or *hnll iindri— sell llirm..ian And very few will be able to offer as reasonable bargains. . Their stock of SOUTH-WESTERN ItAIL. ROAD. NEGROES WANTED. Will you go Nonii, tvlten you i a>i «lo better Soutit! (2s MANUFACTORY &; REPOSITORY, FORSYTH, CA. H AVING purchased the entire in- ^ *. .. J , terest of the late firm of Panics, Wilder Sc Co., I invite tho attention of the citizens of Forsyth and surrounding t to my extensive arrangement* for manufacturing Top and no Top BUGGIES, BOCK A WAYS, CAR RIAGES, PHAETONS, Ac., Ac. I am constantly receiving additions, not from iJic North, but ft cm mv \Vork-Skop, to mjr stock on hand—of threttor four and rtfers Woolen Dress Goods, See., See., is very large, and will supply every demand likely to be made upon it. E5F*Call and Examine with tho assurance that a l 75 n\ l 50 ALSO A FINE STOCK OF Cutlery for Ta ble and Pocket use, Guns, Colt’s Pistols, Pocket Books, Banker’s Cases, Surveyor’s Compasses, Chains, Gaa Fixtures, Oil Paintings, Tooth and Hair Brushes, Walking Canes, Military Goods, Knight c t Templar’s Swords, Baskets. Games of various kinds, Billiard Balls, ditto Chalk Leathers, Ac. Mechani — , ,, ... cal and Magnetic Toys, Ac.. Ac., ail of which will be Y nu fian .•’"J.^ hp,, P • Cheap!. Cheap!! sold on the oesl terms. A call is respectfully so- J nov - IBM). licited with an assurance that onr best efforts will [ Jaarsa r. crf.kr. | n. rorx fukx.van be to please in quality and price of onr Goods. t<rv \ir 10 E. J. JOHNSTON A CO. W PIANOS AND MUSICAL 1NSTRUME atus*»f , ^turor‘. nt pri^ t<Kl ^' and wU1 bt i G R E E R 8o FREEMAN K. J. JOHNSTON Sc CO. IIAIH WORK. rnHIS Company is now prepared to hire Negroes to work on repairs of their Road, for 1859. Contracts can be made with J. M. Walden, Foit Valley; J. J. Dasher, or A. J. Heard, on line of. Ready Made Clothing. Hats. Caps. Boots. Shoes. ^"^.UlmsIinlce’M^con*^ ^undersigned at 8n- [ White Goods, Domestics, Prints. Ginghams. Silk & P ”r, MU*' \V IVAAl/m Unmu Sr.. Vo to I. ,10 ' ' UCaW. . ADAMS, Sup’t. TO I’JIYSICIANSt “ the nio PRIETO ns or KiMlry'H f'oniponud Fluid Exlrnclof Huchu W OULD solicit your attention to that preprra- tion with a view to its trial in your practice. Country Physicians especially, whose facilities are limited for obtaining at all timtu reliable xttx r-rr—-/ TAy^a^Itv . limited for obtaining at all timeu reliable prepa L) F. i J? <111111 \ \Jl 1 OCOl V otOl 0. rations of tbb kind would do well to make a trial of TVfL'VTC n'nrrU ^ its remedial qualities and should it prove as recom- * J * • J u tf J J __ _ _ _ _ _ _ mended in all diseases of the HIDES... F It 12 9 13 Macon Cotton Market. Mims, Xo". 10.—Receipts light, with a good demand. Extremes from !> to llljc. J. SEYMOUR, COTTON AVENUE,... MACON GEORGIA. 3 door, from Cherry Street, and next door to McCALLIE & JONES, At the old Stand of John U. Boss A Co., pays Cash for DRIED FRUIT, COW HIDES, WOOL, DEER SKINS, SHEEP AND GOAT SKINS, BEESWAX A TALLOW. Those having any of the above articles for sale, may rely on getting the highest market price for any quantity wnich may offer. WANTED, ICO,000 lbs. COW HIDES. 200,000 lbs. WOOL. 10,000 lbs. SHEEP SKINS. 5,000 lbs. GOAT SKINS. WA.NTTEI>, W« are now prepared to bnve. all kind* of Hair Work done witli neatness aud beauty. HNSTON E. J. JOI )N A CO NEW GOODS. C. Campbell & Son, NEAR TIIE LANIER HOUSE. TT AVEjnst received their Fall and Winter supply II of KERSEYS, HEAVY BLANKETS and NEGRO SHOES at the lowest market prices, and Planters would do well to call and examine before purchising. They also continue to keep a general stock o GROCERIES at the old stand, and do not intend to be undersold for Cash. Macon, Oct. 12, 1838. E. SAULSBURY. WASHINGTON BLOCK, PP. LANIER HOUSE, MACON, a A., T AKES pleasure in informing his customers and buyers generally, that he is now prepared to offer one of the most eleg'-nt and attractive stoeksof Fall and Winter Goods, j For Gentlemen’s wear, that can be exhibited in the speetfully solicited, which shall bo prompt U sup plied, and all engagements for work punctual!.. I have constantly on hand * large nsgbrtment lit liar ness. Repairing done at short notice ami all work war ranted. J. H. BANKS aug 6 1858. 1 yr improvements in BOOK BINDING. a lHE undersigned gives notice to the pnl»i : .t he boa purchased the right for this plat**- f*> ii\ use of Mr. Rowland's Steel Clasps & Brass Carrin^o with Rollers, for binding large Record Books, Ledge.*s, Vi la a more substantial manner than heretofore. Xi« !•..« also purchased a Paging Machine, the first ever used in Georgia, for printing the num bers on the pages of Blank Books. These unpro KIDNEYS, BLADDER, nnd URETHRA, H ,,»#, .. . KT twPAIl „ .... . it would be found not only a covenient remedy, but A ) ? 'ffiffAViSiimiir JSSJ?* iXn J'jr^eable one to your patieuta. The formula for low 1LLEGRAPH BLILDING, (Cherry . t.« for this prepuralion was suggested by several emi- Macon, Os., n complete stock of nent Iliyaieians who felt thoVant of^a reliable rsm- bers on the pagra f? /A fi\^| fl [LV ^[Ul(©fPfLflf?tS • a conreuient form, for their own practice, and {jnents wi|l enable him to execute .ill work entroated ifZniUJUdits U I by them and hundred* of others it has been naed | *?, , h,m w,th lwr ™- w ' 1 dispatch and. ini a si,p. n o; Consisting in part ot for years, always with the happiest results. 8 V»V or ♦ • l»A\IL»ltO>> Hiram Smith’s, and Macon Mills Extra Family »H diseases of tho ♦ _ jc1, * • v)* 1 * FLOUR, Old Government Java, Laguira aud San URINARY and GENITAL ORGANS, A A T? tas COFFEE, Stuart’s Coffee. Crushed aud r *~— “ i-«-<*.. —— 1 — 4 — 1 — J — J dered SUGAR, a direct importation of Canton ai»d Chocolate, Fulton Market BEEF, Extra ricx- ifioc.not.o, ; ni > A<M ,ni;a* led PORK, Choice Table BUTTER, Pine Apple, It will be found mo« admirably adapted,and will i wEffi English Dairy and State CHEESE, Dried Beer and very seldom if Tongues, Pigs Feet and Hams. Red and White ON- permanent cure. IONS. Mercer and Yellow POTATOES, Sardines, _ IIAKRAL. ltlSLEY A KITCHEN. _ *Sd'a“complete Dental Kaborotoyi'enabt- Pow- It is n remedy safe, speedy and effectual and can be mne 1 .. ■. ,■ Teas, ■ relied.on with the utmost confidence. So also in all T If,- at \ •>. . ’ irrPlMVP riivp i Vi - v J- thanks to the citizens ofHot topic. It wilt be found must admirably adapted, and will! i,ge C,> \vhnth2 r bevl r a mntW^n ‘ " v,r ‘• 1 . 1 in *"-“"** ■ p * edy * nd! .... .lines, IIAKRAL. RISI.EV A KITCHEN. S^a^ompleto Dentaf en .hi- i - Lobsters aud Clams, Ifrunes and Jellies, Nuts of all Importers and Wholesale Druggists, 76 Barclay St.. intlke „ uI ,f‘ nt on d ^perfect Denini hub'illutV. 1 kinds. Currants,Dried h igs, Cand.es, Gam Drops, New York. the most approved ani lateal style, „s abile, abo a choice aelectiqn ol pare Brandies. Wlnea, 4£j ** “ IIV 3 ed by any lWust in the State. . HARDWARE, j J. buyers generally, that he is now prepared to -■ oroo l niqa' nffer nna of thft most ftlAffMit and attnUltiVA (ttflftknof ! AOtriOa J.OOOa FALL TRADE. Jcc., for Medicinal and Cooking purpose*, and a large g BKAI If JBRO’S and > ch4rS5Tobaoe?6to!uiil^fwhich ll *'iube > '«15 MACOX VARIETY STORE, COTTON AVENUE, Opposite Host, Coleman Sy Rost, an>l C. //. Freeman. HOCKERY, Glass Ware, House Furnishing ur- low for Cash. Come one, Come all and examine d are determined to please, nov 2—tf tides of every description, Tin Wan of all kinds Refrigerators, Ice Cream Freezers, Brooms, Pfils, Toy Barrows, Wagon** and HLJ... * JP Jt n „ tvJ Willow* W are. ; comforts of a first-rate Deutnl Office. FURNITURE made to order; old Furniture , ing at: a distance may procure my servr A WORD ABOUT THE "CHEAP STYLE OF WOIiK”' Persons needing Dental Operations nr Arntivi,l Teetti, and not able to pay me my regul.vr jirifn,, may teel assured that I will rather share nr.- prefii s with them than "Accommodate ' them with a . ■ ip, or inferior style of work, as such will never giv *t isfaction. and is tiie dearest at the end AU persons desiring my service* will plea— ill it my Residence, in Perry, where they will find .-.If tie FamUu- i In mploy. one of the BEST CUTTERS. TT anu inose winning io purenase, to their Sallll j.,, p( , r , SOUTH OF NEW YORK, and can execute all or- j large and well selected Stock of N B.—Graffenberg Medicine for sale, pure from J ders in the most approved style and at short notice. EXtiLISH AND AMERICAN HARDWARE, the Company. S. II., Agent for Company j Jones Superior Court. I N Dursuance of directions from His Honor Kobt- V. Hardeman, Judge of tho Superior Courts, Ocmulgee Circuit, the Superior Court- for Jones county stands adjourned until the second Monday io December next. Jnrors, Parties aud Witnesses will take notice and attend accordingly. CHAS. MACARIHY, nov2 Cl’k. Superior Court, Jones County, . Ulc »* uWic • I * tn,| elon seed, {Mniml them up well,! •I'm t of water, and give the whole ' in about ten minutes, ini**,,- of castor oil. Tiie Wau, - fil, .' “fils the bota, and the castor oil horse. This is a sim n,l > naa U*» proved efficadooa in CHOICEST FRUITS. U«T RECEIVED, New Layer Raisins, Longue- **les, and Princess Almonds, Sweet Northern Appb-ri, at HENRY HORNE'S. Press and Messenger copy. PAINTS AND OILS. OAAA LBS. Pure White Lead OUUU 1500 lbs. pure White Zinc | 300 gallons Linseed Oil 5 bbls Winter Bleached Lamp Oil 2 bbls 44 4 * Sperm Oil great variety of Colors ground in Oil. Just To Planters and Merchants* Swedes Iron, all sizes, Anvils and Vises, Refined do do Smith Bellows, Oval and Band do .Smith Drills, Plow Steel, Screw Plates," Blister Steel, Corn Shelters, Cast Steel, Straw Cutters, Hollow Ware, Cut & Wrought [Nails. To Carriage Baker!* Macon, Nov. 0—3m Cowlc’s Superior Cream Cliccsc7 FRESH FROM THE DAIRY, J UST received and for sale by novo GREER & FREEMAN. Flue Fresli Fruit. octlP—ly ■ prices. DR. FREDERICK GAR: Surgeon 1> REMOVAL. HENRY m. HAS REMOVED HIS m O RANGES, Apph-. Ac., by the dozen or barreL 1 ! For sale by GREER & FREEMAN. Oja,!*-©, 3PsYE>-£X*y CY-iJLCS. - BREAD BAKERY. Potatoes! l'onuocs 1 Villi ■ l.l^u zIltIHl 191, * waaatvvs • ■ ft t \TY\ 1 r (j IlT'^TTTril .'1 f|l , |» a a Finiabed Shafts, Axles aud Springs, , OfA Mercer, Dykeman and Yellow Pota- I , A \ | ) \ (F n n I I f S 1 { ) n U image Parts, Maleable Castings, vU toes, arriving aud lor sale by L X/ ± UV XIUll k 1 L \ ' 11 IJ gj Bodies, Dash Frames, nov y GREER A: FREEMAN. . NEXT TO Carriage Buggy Bod Rims and Spokes, „ Hubs, Silver Bunds, Leathers, Cloth and all kinds of Trimmings. Table Cutk’ry.^^d^p^sTi Forks. Bras, BRACKET A ORNAMENTAL WORK, PLANING, SCROLL SAWING, TURNING, CARVING T. Sc G. Wood. Andirons, Brass Fenders, Brass Candlesticks, Wire , Made to order by Fenders, Wafer and Wtfie Irons, Shove l Sc Tongs, ; nov 2—3m Together with everything else usually kept in our i — === — line, all of which will be sold at prices that cannot .WOgTOGS AVRIltC(l. tail to please. . . 1 AD tho New Orleans Market. Apply at r. Call and examine before purchasing else- 1 LUU Thos. Bagby's Negro Mart, on Poplar St- CARHART Sc CURD, Third Street MUSIC TEACHER ^ LADY wishes 100 near Adams* Keyiiol'd'a Cotton Ware House, whore yon CU1 get tho highest market price in cash. c , FOR R F MX X Books will be'cliisedon'tlie 15th;eC Nq«j South, as teacher of i it. r\ u 11 I • All who want to sw u co-i >. n. -■ r—.< private family. Also * COMFORTABLE Dwelling with seven rooms, fore that timo ami settle. Ol3u • it '* nd ombroidery of «11 kinds. good well of water, out buildings. Ac., near Stores on Chorrv Street* in the city of M*'' i; H. D. SAXTON, residence of Dr. .Strohecker. ASHER AYERS. WA1. BONE* T C. i Ayers, Wingfield & Go’s. GROCERY STORE, IN CHERRY STREET, and has now line* ac commodation, and an entire new stock of all Con fee.- tioas which is offered at lowest prices Cor CASH. nov 2—tf Ij£"Citizcn t Messenger and State Press copy tt. LAST CALL! ~ To the Tax-payers of Bibb - i are hereby notified that the Tn .! Ibi • N AJ a fe Springfield, Mass. J ocU9 buy 2—at