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Tin Will! Afriitms Surrendered SI'MMARV PWICF.KDIXG • (iif Arabwi' **’ “ t(d during the YVeok—Clored uftiji* T n) j c ncr. Tlio two Africans, of tbs Wanderer's cargo, |r»ro'H>h ti„> sti-amship Arabia tb*M <• illTi-tl',1 ill MhCi The Princess Disaster. The Baton ltougc Gazet&i gives the fol- T in The SteHneWp Arama '’SR**!* ******** The Baton ltougc Gazette gives the fol- * , r Wanderer's cargo. lowing additional particulars of the terrible ff'stSTT some tune sniee to be dming w.th arshid and brought cess, on.the M.ss.ss.pp, fibre. 1 he only■ graU- versation tunK , U n>on the eoortancy of worn. ,,. p -iincrclal Newfc * . , l)N Mamkct.—The sale* of C. A. L. Lamar, it ace by the 1 > puty IT. States M.... u.uugm. u., r v ......... attzpa iu»a. iuc uuiy gran-j Ii»fiiin tin hjmI Jiijm ,bo if °f. th ‘‘“ t - v : Z e 2 f* cl ! ar e cd - VC8t '; r - 2** , in connexion with 'the cat- lind Mr K J an j defended with great dny. under the following eucumstances :-Mr, astrophe is, that the Engineer, by whose reck i warmth & f , p l ’ nion that women were natural by ] lesness it was caused, was cut to pieces by ' i,. ; n<v>nc ,„„ t ™„ia he in,!.. Anecdote of tlie Late Mr. Key. Two centuries ago not one in one hundred \ distinguished member of the bar in this wore stockings. Fifty years ago, not a boy in a thousand was allowed tq run at large at night. Fifty years ago not one girl in a thous and made a waiting maid of her mother. Won derful improvements in this wonderful age. Chewing Tobacco, GEORGE PAYNE, took the bull iced to Important Improvement Id putting up FIXE CUT CHEWING TOBACCO, has been adopted by Messrs. K. GOODWIN A BRO., of New York City. TOBACCO, of the BEST QUALITY, is selected ,. # ft IIVI nanannn was reported decidedly more liuiul Condition of onr COUNTRY, y r . John Jay’s "Statistical awr'r*' Agriculture,” an address re- r'i the American t icograph- r,l .Society—which, by the way, IT,, the most satisfactory general L of tmerican Agricultural statistics pi ...ives rather a discouraging Kail Road Meeting. A meeting will be held in Knoxville on-Sat urdar 19th inst, to take into consideration the ne **ly wrapped in TIX FOIL, and PATEXT F 1 propriety and practicability of building a Rail 1 I Road from Fort Valley to Bamesville via Knox-1 rnn ,;«,,u„ j.. - „ „ ■, . . .«,«su,u«iijc™»sro. tne unusundness of his own opinions, and by ~ „ , ’ . . , vousisira >“« die or the pacaagea, rendering it . , warrant, remark was made by the clerk, to several per-1 saying ^ he wou]d to him a little poem . uch TO!ul “ bc an cx ' ; onvenient to carry in the pocket, and by be* ! addressed to Chas. Van Horn, the Jailor of sons at the landing, that “never before did the ] IC j ia( j translated from the Spanish, which cm- tension of the Road from Brunswick to Fort 1 1D S PRESSED SOLID it keeps Moist and Fresh, Chatham county, and directing him to bring boat have such a crowd of passengers—there l»odied his own sentiments on the subject: Valley. tt,ld improves in quality as it is used: while in oth- j the n.jToe, before him, the aforesaid Justice, must be,” said he. “at least 150 women and The next da v be sent him the following: 1 The Hon. Howell Cobb and other distinguish- f r br “ ds ’ *»' 800,1 «s the package is opened the qual- I This reuuisiticn was nromntlv obeved bv the I diildren on board “ .... ed Rail Road men will bo present and address I i*'^v^ndETERWRATES-tbe Tobacco grow- 1 t rag ur>—ana Jittering the pocket, to the great an- possessory This re, (uisiticn was promptly obeyed by the diildren on board. Jailor, and the Africans being brought before When the fire was discovered by persons the Justice, Mr. John A. Tucker swore that on the landing to be on the Princes, the wild- he had seen them in po- onion of the claimant <»t consternation seized our people; they ran in December last; whereupon the Africans to and fro, hastily counselling what to do.— were turned over to Mr. Lamar and the novel All bad friends aboard, and many relatives.— proceedings brought to a close. The proceed- F.very carriage, horse, buggy and vehicle to' ings, we hear, were wholly ex parte, and dis posed of in a very brief space of time. It is but due to the U. S. District Attorney, be had was brought into requisition, and many on foot walked the entire distance, through mud and water. The hour for the steamer I Xatchez to come up bad already passed, and; the hope was indulged that she might have j been near by to rescue the passengers from J the burning wreck. The only boat at our landing that could af ford assistance was the steam ferry. The crowd rushed to her, but as aho had not com-, i nl obtaining further statistics ■ Wc state the facts of the case without com- menced the morning crossing, she did not have L and unless there has been a mark-1 me nt Though—leaving out of view theques- up steam. After necessary delay, she left the ’ C ut during the last seven years, the I jion of legality, belonging to the judicial tri-1 landing. Arrived at the scene of disaster, P/.„ragriculture is ^ot very pmmis- j b una ] s of the country—we are really gratified j she crossed over to West Baton Ronge, where to know that these unfortunate creatures have ! it was supposed some of the passengers and: isle the Wheat crop. Although j ^ last been released from confinement, and crew had been picked up. She landed at : Ecervascd in its actual amount, it has j aro t0 be restored to the open air of heaven,: several places, but found none of the suffer- L,| in proportion to tlio increase oi w | iere tj ie y w iU thrive better themselves, and ers except at Mr. Leveque’s, where there were I,, fjtglaml its culture is rap-. be pat to some useful employment.—Sar. Ilrv. five deckhands of the boat, two “white men while in the Middle Stales it Ml and three colored men, foui ,iauarv, and our chief supplies now King Cotton. ftlic Northwestern district. In • u* The i|uantity of cotton wool brought into ,ver twelve millions Knir i al .,i' ;.t ■f die program of our national »g- Mr. Ganahl, who has discharged bis duty in 11 many -i.iple protlueLs thequanti- these slave trade cases with praiic-worthy I - ' marked decrease in 1850 fidelity to the Government, to add thalhewas ' |. >>t n-nsua, from which Mr. engaged at the time In a legal investigation knitted most of the purely statistical before the Court of Admirslity, and had not I,. „„ r k,( from that raisetl in pre- the slightest intimation of what was going on *' i util the census of lSOiMherc | until the entire matter bad been disposed of. >s»'oV Ll. awl unit* aent dunn) ' oiiragn.'i One ere of beauty, when the aun Was on the striata of OuatIali;utver, To gold converting, one by one. The ripples of that mighty river, Beside me on the bank was seated A Seville girl-with auburn hair. And eyes that might the world hare cheated— A bright, wild, wicked, diamond pair. She stooped and wrote npon the aantl. Just as the lovely sun was going. With such a small, white, shining hand. Yon would have sworn ’twas stiver flowing. Her words were three, and not one more; What couM Diana's motto be; Tito syren wrote npon the shore: “ Death no inconstancy.” • And then she turned her languid eyes So full on mine that. Devil take me ! I set tho air on fire with sighs. And was the fool she chose to make me. St. Francis might have been deceived With such an eye and-such a hand ; Yet one week more and I believed As mnch the woman as the sand. N.Y. Times. the meeting. MANY CITIZEN'S. The Journal ,t Messenger, Shite Press, Nine teenth Century will please give the altove one insertion. Death of Ex-Senator Geycr. St. Louis, March 6, ISoO. The Hon. Henry S. Geyer, formerlyUni- .,,, in 1840 was ove ilhile in 1880 it was but nitto mil- four of them very badly scalded. The ferry brought up tl.eI. raenry a. ueyer. lonnenvl,m- ^ Hon! F. C. Laville, member of the I.egisla- t ^ d . States Senl,,or from M,ssoun - died last N Knglaml’c very year might be piled into a pyramid! turc from New Orleans, both legs broken and n, S llt - . , ' | that would rival that of Cheops. The eight 1 otherwise dangerously injured. He was _ __ __ _ *" __ _ . miaseof |" l 'i*ty-liye percent. \ lul '' tliousai.d live hundred and seventy-two millions \ taken to the house of 11. V. liahin, where every *^* SI ** ,,,,rs oftlie P.RI. General. : ,1,,>ing i* s pre-emtneiice in urn prtv i (> f 0 f yarn spun in England in a year might | attention- is being bostowed. The ferry Waihisstus, March 8—Postmaster Gener- ihc great ccrval staple, lilt lots ami: ll0 W ound round and round the earth, as a boy brought np Mrs. Wm. Stephens and her son,; a l Brown, died this morning at half-past ^Ultr•»hu , ''' , umkc up loril, MU it- winds strings round his top'; or wc might throw of this parish, the latter severely scalded; also ^o’clock. Up to a quarter of an hour previ- btcoinin.-' the most extensive granarj the shuttle over distant Uranus, and then tangle a white man, slightly scalded, but so severely ous, he was perfectly conscious of his condi- A sin -'"*.'' rivalling < tte»a, I antz g ; together the “red planet Mars," the Ksrtli,' cut about the head as to be unable to give any ' ,l on, and took leave of his family. Venus, Mercury, ana tlio Sun in our net of cot-! account of the affair, or to tell how he escaped; . Last night the President had a final inter- ID’ .1 1 # wvf #1 t „4j r . » VIHW, .uui uij, Mlllt tllU s'Ills III UUI I1UI Ul IUI* tdlUUUl U1 lUUttUallt III IU ll.ll IIUW llQCSCtt . ^"to the pnmii. > o tv i n : ton. The whole of the British Islands might be 1 two negroes came upon the ferry, one . (uotsUmhiigtonn} jmriicuiarBiai , wrapped up in cotton wool, and put up careful- says he belongs to Mr. Robertson, of this Daring an occasional delirium the dying man; m»r 15 *ru, oAt-S In>! ‘ an( . ^ tl j 1 " ’ lv for tilt* insnection offiitnro aeoji. in not vorv i nl:ir*p—npitlior ininml. ‘ f *“' t * n ' ** ” 1 ‘ who v!ew . w ‘ t, ‘ him, and was affected to tears.— ZEILIX, IIUXT A CO. OXYGENATED BITTERS. The annexed statement of Prof. A. A Hayes, M. D., State Assay er. Is ample testimony of the scientif ic manner in which this medicine is compounded, and recommends it to Professional Men. An opinion having been asked for of me, in con- sequence of the formula for preparing Oxygcnattd Bitters being known to me, I express the following in form:— The composition of these Bitters includes those medicinal snbstances which experienced physicians have resorted to for special action on tho system, when deranged by Fevers, Dyspepsia, Agues, and General Debility, resulting' from exposure or climate influence. These are rendered permanent, and remain active in this preparation, os a consequence of the scientif ic manner in which they are combined. It was a well founded inference, that the prepara tion, used in larger or smaller doses, would prove a valuable General Medicine, which experience has demonstrated. In this medicine, no iretalic salts can l>e found by the most delicate chemical trials. Respectfully, A. A. HAYES, M. D„ Assayer to the State of Mass. No. 1 Pine Street, Boston, lGth Dec., IS52. Skth W. Fowls A Co., Boston, Proprietors.— Sold by tbeir agents every where. For sale in Mseon by E. L. STROHECKER and , l> ' , ! i;t v a,- J ,_i -j ’ ly for Use inspection of future ages, in not very place—neither injured - li»'; f ’***“'* /iomasutl ’ I loll.. ra *°y yuan.’ consumption of that raw material. [ As soon as apprised of the fact, we repaired »nd wine „ , i , Ninety yean; ago, at the commencement of| to the scene of disaster as fast as borges coaid called for “the Bill,” evidently alluding to the defeated appropriation bill haviug reference to the Postolfice Department. His death occa- i m A Great Medicine lor Feiiinlcs. Hundreds of stimulants hare been inreuted and riimttbeatmMt'^wamong aB^WiTf! 80,d 'P or P« rtin K'<* b «‘Prj fi ' in ‘ h “ v * rio “ sdi8 f 8e6 flip comiminitvr ° , and derangements to which the delicate form of wo- y ‘ man render her subject. The result of sll these stim little vital organisation was leit. But in using "Bar- have's Holland Bitters” you will find no such disas trous results. It it a purely vegetable compound, prepared on strictly scientific principles, after the manner of the celebrated Holland Professor, Btcr- bave. Under iu influence tveryuerve and muscle recieves new streugtli and vigor—appetite and sleep return, anil, finally, perfect health. See adrertise- ut i' ii' ■•i l1 “I *''* j our inaniifacturing career, the population of I take us. On the way we met the wounded, ing to the enoni 1 , Britain was about eight millions. N*ow it has j in'charge of tlieir friends, too much appalled M tofc V* ■*» ^1 PawaaviKts SmxaUBOxRoora.—>Xjke follow- j *“* h* 80 ,0 momentary activity to the luredanioimtcl to eight himdred mtl- g |* n( ^ cliLstcring in ma.-ies around tlie central the place of iccident and was throwing ui. ln K Article we copy from the Rural intclligcn- ne . rvo “*J* tem '* n ' 1 mU8c ‘f* : b “‘ 1 manufacturing Sw«l If it were not for cotton, i Us'lfel'eTand bl“k Tmokc of dlth? of attention by those who d^ire j n0 ci° th l C U ' c 1V an ;' if . it t ,''' crL ' notf ” r Tl>0 noble lu artcl citizens by the way Mr.&ggS* h» b -“t.oms »"«11 M buiW m^ve. up pin, staple production of our conn-1 °, t > e^eSfed thaT Ihc value ofVhc cotton KS°'^d°the tStrs^had “no^only ‘sent ■ “>ing ...ore tliat nearly all peo- { *° remedies, have findly ended... destroying what . n a>>mg in amount even our famed ( ^ (; re „ Britain for home use, if! out their servants With b-ilms and linen for P Ic . tn o w .'ft b «ywoul(l attend to tl; that is, to <>«*» ,ol,ic ?T, U InJ “ n . corn '., ts ! equally tlividetl amongst the whole jmpulatiSn,' u“ e woVndJl but tin selv«,v“reonthc«wt! ?f ,nn V lc > imc on the roolk oftheir build- retrograded n no SUte, andthe { t. ^ ,W11W« a&firapmW' Wom« Th«l» m ^ , lat lt , on considerably - n «‘H ,n » u ’ d “ four " ,ndm : for each person. But it is stilt more astonish- no Ungu^rc to wrtravTt * th,ck ' “ M to 7’ ake ^ " hite, and Im-itfU in 180lO, over WTOQ hundwl ing to «, nsi der that, if our exports were equally Therteamcr M^Rie^ad left the scene when >. ou "! 11 ? tver trou , blcd with moss; and if l<i,j aiul fully fight hundred mil-: distributed, each of tho eight hundred and seven- we drived Capt Tobin of that boat de- v? 10 ***** f lew people are probably aware , ,. eiht nlil , ions ofthc iahabiUnU of the earth Ter vcstmirratelul remembrance of &Ucom- y put « ns hme l ° n *2^? wtll takeallthc of onr “Mon-da-mm’ although ^ uW have EngKsl, cottongoods to the extent, “So leave the roof white and clean, and ^ J** * llc f “' h,rc . o» the com .wop! ya , of flftcvn , Kt „^ Arise in price of cot- Uted^dadministor to the dying a^d^.ro- I" 1 '°^ *'“1^ 118 ha<1 bct ‘" P* m ' w, " t: *" tv»ivt* vears would luutkrupt the t * .» »• '. t t ' t * . tue ueaa, aammister to tne aymg, anu pro ^ It ought to be done once a year, in my _ ,, ,t,rta inmeut for man and I tens t” a 'n „ l.ntnshirc to a natto.u.1 ca ytde for the reicno from the wreck. ThePeer- opinion; the shingles will last almost twice tM j „ Lcucorrfieaor Wl.itfS, p uaintcrtl on the mate of every com* , , . ., . , leaa, bouud up for Red River, rendered val- long as thev will to let the roof all ctow over One of the most prevalent of the derangements I painu u on u»v ui • If we l«K>k to the ear y part of the present cen- lla hl« naaiatnnfo ami tha atanmpr Nntrhpz . J M ‘, , 1 , rT°'' 0 ' cr of the female economy connected with the Uterine .mtry, for m tho \YcrtCom is R.v- I tuly we shaU find that wc thrni received our aup- ! *° ^ 1 ^ “ < ® 1 . the "J of m y ! System-, condition of system dependingon «re- catUc and swine—the number of jj*L' of eotton from u( war( i s of t hjrtv different fTO “ TfS?* ht 1 ., 1 u 5* cab,n ' **• * trew P house, ten years ago, when the shingles were taxed and weakened state of loeal vessels brought don it nearly equalling the number L rts nfthc woriti. andthat amongst the smallest ? vcr wl, ,‘ l " u ’ ll * ted bodies—so blackened, all covered with moss, and they appeared to bc about_by a great variety^ofcircumstances. This is .M. U is exported to the West Indies. ^ the ( L nt rih.itio„s w« re those frmn the United ^ ““Ue hm.se wls’ ^ . \ST, °.° at of ed on more frequently to prescribe Cor! than proita- ltd Ireland—used in sugar - bctar.es StatWt At the present time, however, from most G'lbert L. bees, whose house was lune, and nave followed it nearly every year bly „ iy nthersppertainitig to the female economy; tries; so that we owe out l>ccf anti fth thirty count” e< we receive no cotton neare,t P° la * wliere the I nnccss touched since then, anti tlio roof is better now than it; and is one of those derangements that has called Englishman owes his sugar, and the , . it-., ,i elicr ,1 ,! ow n l,nost entirely mi- ahore ’ & ave U P 1,18 en(iro premises to the suf | was then; and, to all appearance, if I follow my forth treatment than probably any other—a treat- is “dhrop o' tvliiakv " to the great. ^ "nitrf SUtoli • ttat L« "re^iom ferin «’ wh ° wer « “‘ken there, before the boats lmnd, it will last ten or fifteen years longer. Mon-da min. them nine-tenths of cur whole supply, and be-' °°55?* «rnved. The shingles haye been on the roof over thir- 11 very well, so lar as it goes, hut the that s , b i„ su m c ient, cotton rises When the Natchez cam, aloog-to remove ty yeare^ There isi morc nsk about s^urkacatch- is that in oilier necessary products | threeitence Dertamnd tho wounded the doors and window shutters ing on the old rooftluin on a newly shingled roof, n,grading While f^e and lager And nil this t me, whilst the senreity of cotton ^ ere ‘® ke “ »•’ See’s house, and they were Those that do not have lime near by, can use mg, there is a decided decrease rroa |, s almo-t a imnit • whilst it Is‘calculated borne to the boat on them. In the cabin of good strong wood ashes, and these will answer agony and a very good purpose to the same end.’’ ,11, imis.rtant products of wheat and : wjth alaril| tIw , , he entire stock of all kinds of ,h £ boat such a scene of mteusc hough this is partially the effect of coMon England is only equal to a consump- offering never was cncompas^d .n the same . i,l, ntal to the product itself, it is a|- tjoM of feur whilst mlr manufacturers de- 8 P a f b « fore ' , H “° wer , e , wl T e ‘ b ? ndln K over r ! Poww or a New I B EA.-Ohserving a meth- at tmit'itrc owing to a lack ofagn-| c | with a tragic urixture of resignation and "Usbands and fathers wild wtth the agony of, od of taming wdd horses which rather takes the borers. " bile every avenue of trade ,1,,’^ t | ia t raw cottcn might be and ought to intense excitement—swollen, mutilated and wind out of Mr. Rarey’s sails, I beg leave to nwliatiieal occupation in our large half the price it is at prwtcnt-ami whilst in dyiug friends and relatives were here, only mention a way which a late dear friend of mine kxkol up with com]>eti toes,-the great S pite of this the price of cotton rises and our 1 known when they could tell their names. “Is I saw practised in one of the streets of N’ew York, it! litU- of the West suffer for the want thirteen millions of money arc as good as lost to there a lady who will give her state room to . to overcome the obstinacy of restive horses. He a A farmer’s son. Imping to better I us _ a || t ), j s t j me there lire a vast and ttnexplor- /A| * poor creature ?” said a stalwart man, as | saw a gentleman in a light wagon, whose horse weirs to the city, and so the (arms ,.,i territory in which from all times, cotton not he cleared the way lor a young woman buried j would not move for all the dogging he could 'inn and the Atlantic States are tie- on , ] las -i-mvii but liar been cultivated. Whilst in blankeU on a door borne hy others—“I administer to him. At length a cartmau went rJuratora, while tlie thinly-peopled ; wo i_ or “ ur predoeessom—were tattooing our will,” said several voices, and doors flew open ■ up to the gentleman and said, “If you please, J ui,tricts of the West receive com- |)!|ke(1 ladies, the inhabitants of the land were with the words. Did not the strong arm [ sir. I’ll make him_ga” “By all means,” ft*- 1 — *“ ‘ L ‘ : — *' ' rr™ _ i. ment which in the great majority of eases has result ed in nothing but tksporaky relikk. Without en larging upon s subject, which in the columns of a public print, there is ao mnch difficulty in selecting langaage sufficiently appropriate to exhibit the de rangement in all its different phases, the proprietor of Risley's Compound Fluid Extract of Buclia, would call the attention of sufferers to the merits of the preparation in the derangements refered to. Its exhibition foryoora proved it a most reliable preps* ration by the thousands that have made use of it. Allsafferen from the derangement referred to, would do well to give a trial. It is for solo by Druggists snd Country Merchants throughout the country. IIAbttAL, RISLEY A KITCHEN. Importers and Wholesale Druggists, 76 Barclay St. New York. mar 15 2w[3] noyauce of the consumer. The Dressing which the Fine Cut Tobacco undergoes in the process of man ufacture, frees it from all grit or impurities so ob jectionable in the use of Hug Tobacco. Chewers will do well to give the Patent Pressed a trial, and judge for themselves. For sale by Wholesale Merchants, who receive it direct from the Manufacturers. E. GOODWIN A BRO., 207 A 209 Water Street, N. Y. marls—lm inside, leaded. Experience tbe Best Testl 1IEGEMA2V, CLARK A CO’S CKMIXI! COO LIVER OIL. Has been proved by twelve years’ experience the best remedy for CoasunrTiox, Schoecla, Ac., and is recommended by.the most Eminent Physicians. CAUTION.—Beware of preparations pretending to possess the properties of the Oil in concentrated form, as many of them are worse than useless. The Pure Oil has been fonnd to act better and have more speedy effect than any jelly or other prepara tion of it. Sold by Druggists generally. feb 21—3m. InYlotham, when tbe son is low, ” Come forth in swarms the insect foe. And for onr blood they bore yon know, And snek it in most rapidly. But bugs, roaches, 'skeeters—black or white- in death's embrace are stiffened qnite, If Lyon'a Powders chance to light In their obteure vicinity. The effect of this powder is almost Instantaneous death to ali the insect tribe. Gardena can be pre served, and houses cleared of the vermin pest. It is free from poison, and harmless to mankind and domestic animals. All genuine signed E. Lyon. Powders for insects, pills for rats and mice. Sample Flasks, 25 cts.,; regnlar sines, 50 cts. A SI, BARNES A PARK, New York. mar 1—lm l From the Wheeling TIMES and GAZETTE.] Though it may seem strange to many who have not seen it yet there is no donbt of the fact, that Prof. Wood’s Hair Restorative will change grey hair to its original color, and cause it to grow onheads entirely bald, and by a few applications keep it from falling off. There was a time when persons who bad lost their hair were compelled to wear wigs or go bald, but since the advent of Prof. Wood’s Tonic, there is longer any necessity of wigs or grey hairs, mar 1—lm THEATRE .A. t. Ralston’s Hall. THE WONDERFUL RAVELS. SUPERB DANCING! SPLEN DID PANTOMIME. . GREAT TIGHT ROPE PERFORMANCE. The Marti nett! and Blond in Families. '■ Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday A Friday. a Geor- WHOLESALE A RETAIL druggist And State Licensed Apothecary, MACON, GA. I S happy to Inform his friends, patrons and the public generally, that his Stock is now full and complete, which comprises every article that should be found in a First Class Dru^airel Chemical Store. Weekly arrival 1 of the Savannah Steamers ena ble. him to replenish his Stock W eekly, with FRESH AND CHOICE GOODS, which are bought with great attention to purity, sold os LOW as at any Drng Establishment in O fits. PHYSICIANS’ PRESCRIPTIONS Compounded at ill hours with care and neatness. His stock consists iu part of the following articles: Drills, Chemicals and iHciliciiics, Dves, Paints, Oils and Colors, Glassware, Syringes, modern styles, great variety. Window Gloss, Putty, Artists Tools, Mechanical, Artificial and Natural Leeches, Fresh Hops and all other Herbs, Surgical Instruments and Medicine Chests, Family Soaps, Fine Starch and Geletines, Fine Castor Oil for Family use, Wines and Liquors for Medical use only, Perfumery, Pomades and Toilet Articles. Gold and Silver Leat, Gold and Tin-foil and Artificial Teeth, Hair, Tooth and 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. • Comer Mulberry street and Colton Avenue, Macon. apl 21 Watches! Watches! C ELEBRATED ENGLISH MAKERS—James Hoddell A Co., lt. A G. Beesley, Josh Toleman, Josh Olarenshaw, Edwards Robinson, and the cele brated American Watch in Gold and Silver Cases, j SWISS MAKERS—Eugene Brnqnet, Breithing Laderiet, EJonard Favre, Brandt and others too j numerous to mention, by DAY A MAITSSENET. Clocks, Clocks, Clocks. The Marble Clock, running three weeks without winding—striking honr and half hour. Also, Eight Dav, Marble and Marbleized Iron, Bronze, Wood and Marine Time-pieces, with and without ihealarm. DAYAMAUSSENET. Fine setts of Jewelry. DAY A MAUSSEXET. Diamond Pins, Finger Rings and Ear Rings. DAY A MAUSSEXET. Fob, Vest, Chattalans and Guard Chains. DAY A MAUSSEXET. A fine assortment of Necklaces, Crapes, Medalions and other Trinkets, by DAY A MAUSSEXET. Silver Table, Tea, Salt. Mustard. Berry. Sugar and Cream Spoons. Also, Desert and PickleForkes. Cups, Goblets, Waiters, and sundry other silver ar tides too numerous to mention, by DAY A MAUSSEXET. Musical Instruments. Violincelos. Violins, Flutes, Flodgeolets, Fifes, Banjoes and Tambnrines, also a fine assortment of Italian, French, and English Violin Strings by DAY & MAUSSEXET. Gold, Silver, Steel and Plated Specka with the Scotch Pebble Glosses, by DAY A MAUSSENET. FANCY GOODS—A large assortment, by DAY A MAUSSENET. JEWELRY' REPAIRING done at the shortest notice and ts tke Inlpottible manner, WATCHES, Magic and Hunting Cases, Gold and Silver Hoddell WATCH KS, for sale by ort 1 6 DAY A MAUSSENET. 6. M. ^Irohtchff, Corner 3n ami Mi'LSEKr.r Si keet? MACON, GA. CIKOICE DRUGS, SELECTED MEDICINES. PURE CHEMICALS,. - SURGICAL I.VSTRI jiUNT WINDOW GLASS, PERFUliER'Y, . SOAPS. PA I NTS. 2 ) PATENT MEDICINES, FRESII GARDEN SEED, Merchants and Physicians WHO miDX THEMSELVES ON DEALING in ARTICLES OF THE FIRST QUALITY, And at low Prices, MAY RELY UPON BEING SUITED, j Macon, Jan. 4th, 1858. The subscriber will make cosh advances on cot ton consigned to George Parsons A Co., Savannah, and agree to hold the ooUon forty-live to fifty days from date ofshipments. ISAAC SCOTT jan 5 18S9. SPRING TRADE. W E can exhibit a fine Stork of ISt’ItlMi tiOUOS. t5P*Call and see them. Barage Kobe Rosati, “ “ Magicienne, “ “A Junes, “ Tissues and Muslin, in all Rohe styles. Fancy Silks, Barage^Shawls, Capes, etc. Ladies Linen Dusters, together with a general assortment of Staple Goods. “THE LADIES FRIEND,” a useful portion of a Ladies Ward Robe, may be had at our Store. FEARS. SWANSON A PRITCHETT, marts—lm Cotton Avenue, Macon. said * lirrv to argue to their |iojiiiIation. s .,j nn j Ilg cotton cloths, and clothing themselves ! tremble ami eyes fill with emotion J Ay, there I the gentleman. The cartman went to the hen- that country life has ; „j,j, „ unnmvinintinn to deernrv nml was no one there unmoved—it was a scene to: nel, and filling bis hand with mud, approached Ayer’s Cherry Pectoral. For the rapid care of Coughs, Colds, Hoarseness, Bronchitis, Whooping Cough, Asthma and Consump tion, ii universally known as the best remedy ever jet discovered for every variety of Pulmonary dis ease. So wide is the field of its usefulness and so numerous tbe cases of its cures, that almost every section of the country abounds in persons publicly i J. r .,> DOIBCSS _ _ (il late a marked decrease, <omc hundred miles in width, hut a vast uncx-' noble and exalted would all appear who stood , and the Unt k tliiuv i: _ the face of a constantly increasing . piorgil regTon, \viiifre. upon that bank! Mr. W. M. Boswell, at Con- The New Mimstkr to Mexico.—Robert -Xne York Etmirng Post. The cotton blooms l elow the barren peak. ard’s plantation, deserves a special notice.— McLane, Esq., who is to go out as Minister to ~ „ „ “ The cotton blows by every winding creek; The force under h'» command, somo fifty Mexico, is an accomplished man. He is son .In i .nrtu-lsli t It, so that any man who is so inclined, gathers as hands, were taken immediately to the river ' to Louis McLanc, of Delaware, who was Sec- *• U,F ’ or S, ; E V- FV ', much as he needs; the rest falls and droops and hank after the explosion. Oue of the hands, rotary of State under General Jackson, suc- clergyman, liaanvcu many . wb< t«d. Labor is i-upcrabimdant, and the a negro man, swam some fifty yards into the' ceeding Edward Livingston to that office. lie “P manufacture ofcotto,, has never creased, since stream, caught the line, brought it to shore was a prominent member of Congress, repre ss raly aiUictcd with rheumatism. ; ancestors ofthese jieoplc brought their rude and made the boat fast but it burnt off, with- senting the Baltimore District of Maryland du ll-1 to consult Uoetortxrnlinttj.wiio s . ) ; n( jj e am ] distaff and looms out of Egypt, out allowing time for many to escape. Sever- ring the Polk administration and was snbse- Itlie fashion, lie did so. autl was | w j, en , tb e “tree wool ” of Herodotus was hardly j al ladies and children were saved and brought ’ quently American Minister to China. He is a by htm |to take an earth-tath; he known • a ,h or e safe by servants on board and the good linguist, a man of marked ability, and * ®" e ; and he tlionght it ata mm fhe legitimate metropolis of King Cotton’s hands of Mr. Conard on shore. Mr, Boawcll progressive in his views of American expan- w likely to be of great service, wy tcrr j tQy j. j s undoubtedly western Africa. “Af- threw cpenaH the houses on tbe plantation.; sion itfgrctlcd that be bad not resolution , rifai » say* Dr. Livingston, “is the very territory aqt] t l;ebauds of the place cheerfully furnished Tbe Statue of Webster docs not please tbe ary organs which are incident to our climate. By its timely use many, nay almost all attack! of disease npon tbe Lang* or throat, are arrested and thus are saved many thoosanda every year from a premature grave. No family should be without it, and those who do neglect to provide themselves with a reme dy which words off this dangerous class of diseases will hare oaase to deplore it when it is too late — Proofs of the surprising efficacy of the Cherry Pec- toral need not be given to tbe American people,— they have living proofs in every neighborhood.— But those who wish to read the statements of those whose health has been restored and whose lives have been savvd by its use, will find them in my A- merican Almanac with the agent below named as to furnish gratis for every one. Prepared by JAMES C. AYER, Practical and An alytical Chemist, Lowell. Mass—And sold by all Druggists and dealers in medicine throughout this mar 15—3m. urgTwou _ “~~*~7T.~"r"inca.NaywPr. Livmgsion, "latae vans tern tory and tbe hands oft! __ f ^rh V "™tiont walled into tho doe for cotton ’, ’ A"<1 ’hilt assertion, ^hich stands their articles of wearing apparel to clothe j Boston people. The following squib from the i general feeling: ! SAVE YOUK HORSES. be set higher* I | ** We tike great pleasure in recommending the gentleman to his friend, > Mexican Mustang Unniment as a valuable and in- •" • o " ’ ' IIIM'II'V ) IHJjjpj ui tlUHIluaill Ultu UIUUUII I*. UI jrtmiuiuiv, *WS •imwiuswuuss i'qttable mould—was gently fill- i and ni't-aim of commnnination by the rivers and j concerning “the locust” (cicada Scptemdccem,) *?blhe collarbone, the head and, j ,,-vths Uirotigh tho bush sufficient for our present and published in your issue of the 24th insL, 1 |Kr, and remaining out of * be pur|>osc. We scent, tlcrefore, to have witliin | will state a fact which I have not noticed to liavc atnni were buried, being placed j t>ur grasp tlie one clement of continued prosperi- been observed by any writer upon the subject “k- The patient being fairly in 1 jy wanting to us, natnolv, an important and ac-1 The last regular locust year in this country if wren was removed, and he com- ■ eessihlc increase of the dominions of King cot-1 was 1843, and I availed myself of the opportu- ‘tWr persons around him in a like ton.—Dirkeni HoustlM Hbrds. j nity to study their peculiarities and habits himself; and he passed the time, ■ — : — -»• Their song, cn masse, is very diflfcreut in sound httoald, in conversing with them— At riv tlie i:uro|»:i. | and (ono wun the song of one hy himself; and sfctviury to remain three or four COTTON 4PY-^NCEP 1*®^* (by frrejutmt attontion ntj- car became so farnil- f earth. Vohe, March 7—Tho Ounard steam-, iar with their tones that if one sounds anj’ where ^ he must have been!’’n lady re- i ,hjn Parana has arrival with Ijverpool dates i within hearing, I instantly detect it ’ibis has i to the l!Uh nit,. being one day inter than enabled uie to discover what I tuay call thefre- t««r.ry. the sensation of heat was ihomt brought by the.tara. j ^nyt “aporadie. appewanoe of thi. bmU LtVKnrOOtCoTTOtt ViAnMT.—The aale. of | diftfcrent parts of he county since the y«r 1848 ,, , t i,|o Speculators tak- I have observed them some five or six different the week were 88.400 bales. Speculators tak lx . ginlling w jU. the year 1845 up to the *J«Te; there was an unpleasant wffocation, mid the perspiration wns uhea the time prescribed bad ex- ™a "as placed around him, the taken out of his grave, and well “1 he was allowed to put on his ing 15,000 and exporter* 7000 bales. AH qualities had advanced Id. Tbe sales on Fri day were 8000 bales, exporters and specula- ■ H r tors each taking 1000 bales, the market clos- depart. It was to disagreeable, j ing active at the following quotations: Mid dle could never summon courage to dling Orleans, 7 I-Ifi; Fajr Orleftnt, 71; Mid- operation a second time ; but dling Mobiles tj 15-16) Fair Mohiles 7^ ; Mid- u friemls bail taken an eart!)~l>ath , dlinpj Uplands (ii; tair Uplands 7l-l(i. sud they thought that the process rurllicr hy lb* Enropa lit use to them. een persons iu the earth-bath ray 'd remember going with my uncle x he consulted Doctor Graham.— '*•‘1, iu a splended livery, received ucted us into tbe garden, and we ■Wteemed to ben bod of cauli- * the age of wigs—of powder- there were several old gentle- ni w , r | -iuv _ _____ ^>to the neck iu tho ground, with , .j (HK) hales—market firm and prices un be seen above the earth, and c h an ged. The Steamer’s news came too late ^^*4«ig npon it. The footman ^ # ^ ct the raar ket. Flonr buoyant—sales •p to one of the most consider- O fjg i ooo barrels. Wheat advancing—sales *5*' and introduced him to Ins 3^000 bushels. Turpentine firm at 50c.— Rosin firn at 724c. Rice firm. The Paris Bourse closed steady at 08f, for ^The Rarings report breadstufls dull tea very firm—turpentine firm- ’ Napoleon’s intentions are said to be cer tainly warlike. IHnrkeltf. New Uiik, March 7.—Sales of Cotton to- "Dus, sir, b Doctor Graham.”— took a bath every morning fatourage his patients, and shone frfsce of mother earth as the big- —“S.figs. He could not feel my *’ ‘5rhis arms were interred as ;but he looked at hia tongue. ■“> »ery many question*, in exact *flh the practice of the oollege, _**Pf*cribed an earth-bath, which my uncle took. :, i lfui!” all the ladies exclaimed, : “it must just be like heing * ■ Were there any women there!” * "as present, certainly; and I "‘-t females did not take these I recollect that the advertise- ^*7 recommended them to ladies t remedy for sterility, inasmuch "ould surely impart to them of its fruitfulness—the earth ^tde mother of all things. •'roiu Mexico. |*"\ 1 via New York) March ‘ "m \ er* Crux annourioes that that “•ate of seige. Gen. Miramons ♦onis are, “J.ibcrals or Death." j* “'*>a the Capitol of Mexico, in* ** 8*nl forworn by the steamship detained hv Gen. Miramon, for of concealing his rooTemonts. present time. In 1845 l found in one place, six miles from my residence, two or three hundred; and in another, three miles pfi; in a different direction, a still lqrger number, consisting of both varie ties, tlie large apd the qmall They were in both instances confined to three or four acres of a large body of woods They were all that 1 remember seeing that year, excepting* solitary a vidual in another place, whose lonely song a most melancholy sound. Since that year l liave never found more than half a dozen or a doxcu in the same place, and in but few places tlie same year, until 1857, when I fount! them in many different localities, but never many together. I avail myself of tlie medium of your paper for this response to Dr. Smith, in order to re quest that if any of your readers who may chance to see it, have observed simibr phenomena they may communicate the same. Very respectfully, ROBERT E. PEYTON, Feb. 2fi, 1859. Fauquier epunty, Ya. From Washington. Waihixhtox, March 7.—McLean has been confirmed ns Minister to Mexico, and will leave on Wednesday next for Vera Crux.— He will recognize the Juarez government, if tbe former it able to sustain himself against tho Church party. Postmaster General Brown Ittr. and Mrs, Sickles. Wasuinutox, Mnreli, 7.—Mr. Sickles still re mains in jail, anxously awaiting his trial, which will lie commenced this week. He was visited yesterday by several of his special friends. He requests, however, that no one be admitted to his department out of idle curiosity, or with- atill linocr- - out apprising him of their names and object .Ull linger , Mr s/ Sickles stift remains at her house with some relatives. She still entertains some hope that of being forgiven by her husband, an . A Bawls SOLS Esrawm.—A llajlun >">'t - n . i . Mll( . i | i . ailin , na y ye t take plate. Site ls en- ndent in speaking of the flight of tSoutquque, jhnaiastic and fervent in protesting her contri- pondent says: front of the statue of Webster, reply of oue of the 'aboutfire hundred miles!" Jenna Lamar.—When the Grand Jury Pre sentment had been read, Iverson L. Harris, Esq., at the request and in behalf of the local bar, expressed to his Honor, Judge Lamar, the great satisfaction felt by the Bar, at his administra tion during the Term of the Court—their thanks for the promptness with which he yielded to tlie application to preside for Judge Hardeman, and relieve him whilst in sucli ill health from the onerous duties of the bench; and concluded by tendering the earnest wishes ofthc Bar, that his life may bc prolonged, and be attended with Hinny sucli marks of public approval, - To the-compliments of tlie Grand Jury and those of tlie ltar, Judge Lamar, who was deeply touched by such a testimonial, made a feeling and handsome'acknowledgement—Fed. Union, 8/h \nsL The Bullion Bank «f New York may at length he regarded as a fixed feet The Board of Di- rectors met on Friday, and began subscriptions qualifying themselves according to the articles of association, which require that cadi director shall hold at least $10,000 stock, the Board be ing obliged to hold one-fifth of the entire capi tal. The capital stock is $1,000,000, with the priv ilege of increasing to $10,000,000. The shares are $1,000 each. The main features of the in stitution are that it shall not lend or use the money of depositors, that it shall not deal in exchange; that it shall not lend money to its officers or on its own stock; tliat it shall pre serve inviolate the money in its vaults. The rates of charges on deposits are not yet fixed. Etiqi’kttk or Covstsiiip.—If you wish to of fer your hand to a tady, choose your opportu nity, The best time to do it is when she is getting out of an omnibus, A man the other day declared lie bad in his time eaten so much veal, he was ashamed to lookaoalfin the bee! We suppose he never made use of a looking-glass. Had the Worst or it.—“Do you want any berries. Ma’am!" said a little boy who was . shabbily dressed, and his feet were bare and , travel stained. In both hands lie held up a tin pailful of ripe raspberries, which we.-e peeping cut from the green leaves that lay lightly over them. The lady told him she would like some; and taking the pail from him, : she stepped into the house. He did not fol low, hut remained behind whistling to some despensablti article for Sprains, Sores, Scratches or Galls on Horses. Oar tnen have used it for severe Burns, Bruises, Sores, Stiff Joints and Rheumatic Pains, and all say it acts like magic. We ase no other Llnnimvnt. J. W. HEWITT, Foreman for American, Harden’s and Wells, Fargo A Co’s Express.” Gentlemen :—” 1 had a negro man worth 81,200 who took cold from a bad hurt, and was useless for over one year; I had used everything I could hear of without benefit, until I tried the Mustang Lini ment. It has perfectly cared him, and I can now take the above price for him. Respectfully yours, JAMES BORRANCE. Every Planter, Teamster aud Family should have this invaluable article. Sold hy all respectable deal ers everywhere. BARNES A PARK, Proprietors, New-York. mar 1—lm. RIACOX PRICES CURRENT. CORRECTED WEEKLY BT AYRES, WINGFIELD A CO. Stories cl unheard ofharbarities perpetrated by the ex emperor are in circulation. Among oth ers is tho follow ing, about which, unhappily, there can lt« but little doubt, viz.: I bat on ex- amining the prison at Cape St. Nicholas Mole, burgh Review relates some (* small town on the north-west coast or llayti,) t|, e contents of the library of the British Mu- there were found no less than fifteen hundred _ rlim It appears that a number of gentlemen skeletons of persons who liad been deliberately ^ been employed twenty years upon a new murdered in tliat place. 11m pri.-on was razed catalogin' of the books. It ha* already reach- to the ground by Gcffrard’s army, and toe room . ,i 1L . of (wo thonaand folio volumes, where the skeletons were found, and which u There are forty miles of book shelves. There (>clow the level of the sea, was stoners It Ls said tliat at the covered the floor was covered w depth of mocr than a foot * I IvlYv* II11L I U liluillv.U UUHIUU H UtJ tion «nd determination to repent ant stn no canar j cs jj an gi n g j n their cage oil the porch. lnoIV - ’ “Why do you not come in, and see if I America:* Books ihtheBbitisb Men u.- ! measure your berries right ?” said the lady; a- nr tide in the January number of the Edin how do you know but that I may cheat you !" some curious facts about ihc boy looked archly up at her and smil* tilled up wit! time it was dis- *** itli water to the ed. BAGGING—Kentucky, India Roll BALE ROPE—Kentucky.... Northern.. BKEESWAX CANDLES—Sperm Star .... Tallow ” Patent.. COFFEE—Rio Java Lagnira... CORN Meal FEATHERS FISH—Mackerel No. I “ No. 2 “ No. 3 FLOUR—Superfine Extra - Family ..... GUNPOWDER IRON—English Swedes Sheet - LIME MOLASSES SYRUP NAILS OILS—Linseed Train Sperm.... Imitation Sperm W’interBlea’d Whale Lard - PROVISIONS Beef—Mess - Prime Bacos—Hams Sides Shoulders Pork—Mess............. Prime Lard Butter—Goshen........ Country......... Ciie csx SALT SHOT fl’m rot afraid,” said he, “for you would j WHISKEY'—Rectified get the uorst of if, ma’am.” “Get the worst of it!” said she, “what do you mettii!"’ “Why, ma’am, I should only loose my ber ries, and you would be stealiug—don’t you We full nf heaven tlesecndtd “*»ys hang their hind*; b it nun , j higher th* more they receive, ’ w *Mthey getfttU. five hundred and sixty thousand volumes. . .. . .. _ This is, perhaps, the largest library in the think yon would get the worst of it! world; though the Bibliotheque Imperial at _ I Paris has ci'dit hundred thousand separate A servant being sent to match a china plate, Louisville voiamre and pieces. The Museum has a col- returnee, with one of an entirely different pat- , f" ItelL lection of about 30,000 books published in the tern. After scolding for some time, the mis- Pike’s.. Monongahela... SPIRITS TURPENTINE.... SUGAR—Brown. Clarified........... Crushed........... RICE TALLOW Piyd 9 16 Ftt Pita P|lt> P 16 P16 9 16 V 16 9 16 9 16 Pbl t»]bl P.16 P|bl *>ibl Pibl Pbl Fbl p;bi Pkg Piffi 9 16 PR Pbl w p p£i t‘g'1 Pgl i’gl 1 15 Ilf 75 45 17 00 15 00 IS 00 6 00 6 50 7 00 6 50 IF tA 0^ Ml 0 [K1 © IMPLEMENTS. WEED’S warranted Hoes, Scovils celebrated Hoes, Collins’ Cast Steel Hoes, Brides' Patent Hoes, Bradley’s Grubbing and Garden Hoes, Mattorks, Picks, Seed Hoes, Flower Hoes, Straw and Garden Rakes, Spading A Manure Forks, Hash Scythes, Bush Hooks, Socket Hooks, Socket Spade", Spades, Shovels, Post Spades, Post Angers, 1 and 2 horse Cost Plows, Seif Sharpening Plows, Steel Plows, Side Side Hill Plows, Sub Soil Plows, Sod and Ditching Plows, Garden Hand Plows, 2 and 3 furrow Plows, 3 and 4 Square Harrows, Sheep Shears, Cotton and Wool Cards, Horse aed Curry Cards, Curry Combs, Brashes, Wheelbarrows, Thermometer Churns. Otter and Beaver Traps, Corn Shelters, Corn Mills, Steel and Iron, Straw and Shack Cutters, Scythe Blades for grass and grain, Grain Cradles, 5 and 6 fingers. Grain Riddles, Fan Mills, (18 and upwards. Threshing Machines from *32 50 and upwards, t and 2 horse Railroad Horse Powers, 4 and 6 horse Lever Powers, Scythe Snaths, Sickles and Reap Hooks, Pruning Knives A Shears, Pruning Hooks and Salrs, Hedge Shears, Pruning Implements in setts, Gard’n folding Ladders Garden Engines, Garden Rollers, Shuffle Hoes, for gardens. Anchor Brand Bolting Cloth, Wire Cloth, Mill Picks, Mill Irons, Mill and Cross Cat Saws, Trace and Wagon Chains, Tools of all kinds, allof which are offered at prices that cannot fail to please, and Planters will find it to their interest to trade with NATHAN WEED, mart5 Macon, Ga. A §'$' MAGNETIC PLASTER ' THE GREAT STRENGTHENER AND PAIN DESTROYER. T 1 HE best and cheapest Household Remedy in the World. Simple and pleasant in its application, certain and effectual in its results. A beautiful, set* entitle, external Curative, applicable for the relief of pain at any time, in any place, in any part of the human system, and trader all circumstances. If you put this Plaster any where, if Pain is there, the Plaster will stick there until the Pain has vanished. The Plaster magnetizes tho pain away, sndl’nin j cannot exist where this Plaster is applied. Rhenmatism, Lameness, Stiffness, Weakness, Da- bility. Nervousness, Neuralgia, Dyspepsia, Coughs and Colds, l’aios and Aches of every kind, dosm even to Corns, are IMMEDIATELY RELIEVED, and, with a little patience, PERMANENTLY CU RED, by the magical influence ot tbe MAGNETIC PLASTER. It is the simplest, surest, safest, pleas antest and cheapest remedy in existence. Its ap plication is universal—equally to the strong man, the delicate woman, and the feeble infant. To each and ail it will prove a Balm and a Blessing. Its use is agreeable, ahd without annoyance or trouble.— Its price is within reach of all—rich or poor: all may have it, and should have it who are sick, and suffering in any way. PLANTERS should be always supplied with the invaluable PLASTER. It will be the Good Phy sician on any Plantation, ready at all times, and at instant notice. Pat ap in nir-tight tin boxes. Each box will make six to eight plasters, and any child can spread them. Prioe 25 cents a box, with full and plain directions. D. C. ROREIIEAD, 51. I»_ Inventor and Proprietor, 19 Walker st.. New York. MOREHEAD’S MAGNETIC PLASTER is sold by all Druggists in every City, Town and Y'illage of the United States. Nov. 23. NEW ICE HOUSE. “COMPETITION IS THE LIFE OF TRADE” W E have established a NEW ICE HOUSE, and would say to the citizens of Macon and to consumers iu the country, that we will furnish the article at as low rales os any House in the city. To residents of the city, we will deliver Ice free of charge. Orders from the country promptly attend ed to. A shore of patronage respectfully solicited, marts GREER 6c. FREEMAN. ftUINBY & CO’S. BUGGIES. Highly Important Information for Til© LADIES. ! T ADIES! We are now prepared to show you 1 ±j some of the most beautiful GOODS ever seen in this country, to which we are makinjr daily addi tions. W. W. Parker is still in New York, select ing and sending by every Steamer, all the new and desirable things in. S)IS(£®© &©o 8 as they arrive weekly from Europe. We do not hesitate to say that we shall be able to show you from this time, throughout the season, one of the most desirable aud elegant Stocks of Goods ever seen iu any city. We also guarantee to price you every thing as low as any other House in Macon, or elsewhere. We are determined to have it sud, that (notwith standing we have always brought the finest and most desirable Goods to Macon) this season, in the selection of our Spring Stock, we have surpassed all former efforts. Respectfully, mar 8 W. W. PARKER & CO. T. H. PLANT. 13l 80 50 18 00 16 00 12 50 6 50 7 00 8 00 7 00 WJ !U nl f ski 1 2.', pftad 2 15 * 35 05 41 1 00 60 1 75 1 50 1 15 1 25 15 1-1 1 25 2 25 371 850 Quaker City D OUBLE Lock Stitch Sewing Machine, for fami ly and plantation use. The advantages claim ed for these Machines are as follows: They are more simple and durable than any other yet introduced, sews with two threads from any ordinary spools, on coarse or fine work, is less complicated, consequent ly less liable to get out of order, and is the only one (owing to its strength) that can be safely entrusted I i the hands ot inexperienced persons, and can be learned with no other instructions than those con tained in the directions which accompany each Ms- chine. They are tho same Machines exhibited by John Usher at tbe late State Fair in Atlanta, where they elicited the warmest encomiums. Send for samples of work, or what is bolter, call and see them in operation, and examine certificates oftheir mer its at Plant s Carriage Shop, opposite Post Office. W. A. UOIllNS. Macon. UAIGH A ANDREWS, Augusta, General Agents for the State of Georgia. Agents wanted in every county in the State, to whom a liberal discount will be made. Each Ma chine warranted. marts—lm* Spring* Trade of1859. CALL AND BE CONVINCED. T HE BAZAAR OF FASHION AND TEMPLE OF TON, hy ROSS, COLEMAN & ROSS, again throws her banner to the breeze, and pro claims in thundering notes, her unrivalled and pre eminently BEAUTIFUL STOCK of FRESH and ELEGANT STY’LES of everything pertaining to Choice and “It echeuche” Goods for the ladles. Ours is no humbug. We have tlie Stock of Goods to back oar savings, ty Call and see. ROSS, COLEMAN & ROSS. Macon, March 8th. 1859. To Southern Dealers! J. H. RANSOM & CO, 32 COURTLAND AND 39 DEY STREETS, NEW YORK, Manufacturers and Wholesale Dealers In BOOTS & SHOES, HAVE constantly on hand a LARGE STOCK OP FIXE and NBGRO GOODS, expressly for tho Southern Trade, which they will sell at the lowest market, prices for cash or approved credit. LITTLE 8b SMITH; DEALERS IS Saddles, Bridles, A Harness. TRUNKS AND VALISES, CARRIAGE MATERIAL, SPOKES, HUBS, RIMS, SHAFTS, AX. /ilr-ps LES, SPRINGS, MALLEABLE CAST ings, Enameled Cloth, Enameied Leather. GIN BANDS, Rubber and Leather Belting from 2 to 20 iti. wide SHOE FINDINGS. I. K A Til Hit OP EVERY BBMRIPnOlf, SADDLERY AND HARNESS HARDWARE, Coach Varnish, Japan and faints, HnncM of any Description .Undo to order. Near Corner of Cherry Street and Cotton Avenne, MACON, GEORGIA. Sept. 14—6mos. 1GRAND OPENING OF New Spring- Goods. “IMMENSE ATTRACTION.” L ADIES AND GENTLEMEN, one and all, wo invito yon to call and seeonr NEW SPRING Stock of FANCY IXEfSr GOODS. They are RICH, RARE and RACY, and far »ar- paa» any Stock in BEAUTY, that we have CTer opened in Macon. We are telling off onr DP.3SS GOODS rapidly, and can eclipse all competition in that line. Our CARPET DEPARTMENT is now complete and exceedingly attractive. Call and nee our CURTAIN DAMASKS. 3s LACK and MUSLIN CURTAINS: they ore entirely froth, and SUPERBLY BEAUTIFUL. Facta speak louder than words; give tu t call’ and we will convince you that our stock is EAR SUPERIOR to any that has before been offered to the public. and that OUR PRICES are down to “low water” mark. New Goo-la received by every steamer. Orders promptly filled. Oar motto is “Quick Sales,” Polite attention to our Custom ers, and “Small Profits.” feb 8 BOSTICK, KEIN Jc CO. Q^City papers copy. Notice. W E haves number of accounts made in 1857 (till open on our books, and if not paid, will be sued at tbe Spring Courts of the respective coun ties. None will be slighted. marts HARDEMAN * GRIFFIN. DR. I. M, COMINGS \FFEKS hia Professional services to the citizen, /of Macon. He may be found at tho Medical Col lege from 10 to 1, and from 3 to 6 y during the day. marl 5—3 m i ftp BBLS. Old Oorn Whiskey for sale by LAO mar 15 AYKBS* WINGFIELD i CO. COR. OF CHERRY ST., COTTO X AV., MACOX BRANCH STOKE OF “LA criolla; ©f (Efyarlcsion, 5. €. HAVANA SEGARS of direct im portation at Wholesale and Retail. S. & J. GOULDING, No.18, John St., N.Y. IUPOKTERS AXD JOBBERS OF Ribbons, Feathers, Ruches, Flowers, Laces, iTIiltiiicry Goods, Berthes, Capes, &c., &e. GOODS FROM AUCTION EVERY DAV. Buyers will find it greatly tc their advantage to give us a call. jan IP—3m JOHN GRAY, (Lnle Tnggnrt A lirny. 10 •: 11 I#' iej a* 4j » 9 |2> Georgia—Jones County. -Monday, March 7th, 1852. T HE Court of Ordinary of raid County met this day, agreeably to law. Present—Charles Ma- carthy. Ordinary. To tho Honorable the Ordinary of Jones County: The petition of Berry E. Lynrh, Administrator on tlie estate of Amy Wimbnsb, deceased, showeth that he has tally discharged the duty assigned him as such administrator, and therefore petitions the Court for a discharge from said Administratorship. Berry E. Lynch, Petitioner. On hearing the above petition, it is ordered, that citation be issued, and that ail persons concerned be aud they are hereby required to show cause, if any they have, ou or before the 1st Monday in Septem ber next, why tlie said Berry E. Lyndi should not he discharged from his Administratorship, and why Leitcrs Dismissoty should not bo granted to him.— And it is further ordered by tlio Court, tliat this cita- tioa be published in one or mon j-ublio Gazettes of! king Tobacco, Pipes, Snuff, etc., said State, for the space of six months. Orders taken for any kind of Cigars from A true extract from the minutes of Jones Court of Havana at short T nE subscribers beg to inform the public that they have established in the city of Macon, a branch of the large Importing House of “LA CRI- OLLA, at Charleston, 8. C , which receives by ev ery trip of the Steamer “Isabel,” from Havana, a large assortment of the best and most approved brands of Havana Segan. By this arrangement, they are able to furnish the trade and their frieuds the genuine article, at Charleston prices. We invite the public to coma and see their large and well assorted stock, among which are: La Criolla Imperiales, La Criolla Londres, 1st, 2d and 3d, La Criolla Regalia de Londres, La Criolla Regalia de Conchas, La Criolla Cilindrados, La Criolla Flor de Prensados, La Criolla Millar Comun, 1st, 2d and 3d, Upmau Brevaa, Upmon Londres, 1st, 2d and 3d, Unman Caoadorea, Uges Millar Comun, Cabanas Londres. Jenny Lind Regalia, Cachucha Londres, La Espanola Flor de Prensados, Rio Hondo Londres, Larranaga Vagnena, Cerrantes Conchas, La Escaceaa Conchas, La Mannia Londres, 1st, 2d and 3d, La Virginia Millar Comun. ; j i li.-\viu„- ’i\'li ii-,-., of the lit,, -t qu.-iity. Sm DEALER IN WOODEN WAKE AND BROOMS, Xcs. 15 FULTON, and 20?. FRONT St3., NEW YORK, Where he haa constantly on band, and offers for Saie, • PAINTED PAILS, BRUSHES, MATS. Brooms, Twines, Cordage, CEDAR TIBS, PAILS, PIOGINS, COOLERS, CHCltKS, iriLLOtr CRADLES. 171(10.18, CHAIRS AND BASKETS, jan 18—3m ' <? Jfarifarlt jFire ^nsurnurt £u. r HARTFORD, CON*. Incorporated A. D. 1810. Charier Eerpctual. Authorized Capital •1,000,000 Capital Paid in 500,001) Surplus - 300,000 ASSETS JANUARY 1, 1859. Cash on hand and in Bank, ....•43,455.12 Cash in hand of Agents and in transit 54,827.08 Real Estate tmneonmbered, (cosh value,). 15,000.00 Bills Receivable, amply secured,........ 73,174.55 2,401 Shares Bank Stock in Hartford 230,413.00 2,202 “ " “ New York,... 197,730.00 710 “ “ « Boston, 74,020.00 100 Shares Bonk State of Missouri 10,Pi 0.( 0 State and City Bonds, 0 per cents, 74,245.00 Kail Road Stocks . 1G,250.00 United States' Treasury Notes, 14,035.00 $803,762.88 DIRECTORS. Ii. HUNTINGTON, CHARLES BOSWELL. ALBERT DAY. HENRY KENBY, .IAS. GOODWIN, GAIA l> DAI JOB ALLYN. JOHN P. BRACE; CHARLES J. RUSS. Ordinary, this 7th dav of March, 1859. mar 15 CHARLES MACAliTUY, Ord. COAL-—$9 per Ton, Delivered. TU'ST received, Tennessee ( oai, (inequality. U Apply to WINTER 6c CO. Hides 9 ib is ® lor <> which is more than double the tress laid, “Stupid ! do you not see that the The opposition State Convention in K \ on theSSd, nominated Joshu : it • l a I 1 nfHr'utontev (V.'n- extent of any'similar collection of American two are entirely‘different ?” Xo, mum,” was n j ' , »<-Dngstoc 11 ' books in our own country. ! the reply; “only oue them is different.” (light h>r March, ■ral. 1 . • .71 lie on 4oltou Market. Range from Da 11 j. Principal sales 11 a Offering stock light. Receipts unu-nally i nor am Insurance Agencies. OF TICE AUGUSTA INSURANCE Sc BANKING CO. : AND THE ALABAMA FIRE t MARINE INS. CO, AT THE OFFICE OF LANIER A ANDERSON, Agfa, oct 5 le:*8 ti' Macon, Ga. 1 31 EES & SALCEDO, Sole Agents of “La Criolla” brand, Corner of Cli rry St. Cotton Avenue, Macon. mar8—it ISacon. Flour. Molasses Ac. 50,0001»,».m lb?"',ld Side55. r,,Un ' 1, 300 sac ks S. F. Honr. 150 sacks extra and Family Flour. 20 hhds. old Molasses. 15 hhds. new do 150 bbla. Planting Potatoes. 500 bushels Seed Oats. 50 hhdf New Orleans Su;jar 250 sacks prime Rio Coffee. For sale by fob 22 AYRES. WINGFIELD Jc CU. H. HUNTINGTON, President. WM. X. BOWERS, Actuary. TIMO. C ALLl'N, Secretary. C. C. LYMAN, Assistant Secretary. This old and reliable Company, established for nearly FIFTY YEARS, continued to Insure against Loss or Damage by File on Dwelling-. Furniture, Warehouses, Stores, Merchandise, Mills, Manufac tories, and most other kinds of property, on its usu al satisfactory terms. Particular attention given to Insuring Farm Pro perty, consisting of Dwellings, Barns ana Out- Buildings connected, and Furniture, L.vt S!-< r. Hay, Grain, Farming U ten si is. Ac., Ac., cunt. Lu rates of premium. Applications for Ins undersigned, the duly and vicinity. Losses equitably adjusted at this Agency* m paid immediately, upon satisfactory proois..»u l current in the Cities of Xt "• T, . . ,-r c.>-! n, as t:. ■ a sured may prefer. E. J. JOHNM ON. Agent. Macon, Ga-. Feb. 15—ly