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r#TT7 \\n MESSENGER. f)M '■ \j\ofti?*nienta >a f Mnrshallville, on the -, ■ i.. • ’ -pad, hu* opened a V arie v,t U fitted with deMiH* ' » mi'<M i html harness . , w fm ■ •av« Eaiiraw. - ■ f s th ,*,rl,,r l<*>g 1M of Wg la* offers for sale, i- »;;r-envilie Wood .r^war.l— m -, ,j. j-.fi h§d every evening at H »r iitHiae. * - r-» j. INTELLIGENCE « ; xronirNAiE _ *to beret ieicd by ali well* • ?(C; < o ns to see what antagonism H in different aims of ] },f. most deadly hostility pre . .. 7 ,- en the cavalry and infantry sta* ( a: .und our city, and there is r hui what there is a conflict fl . .? ( . ..apse's. Mon are cut almost -hot down like dogs on our ■ T-, y hunt one another down as if IK. . . • tended upon the extermination B ; ;>-o between th® regular and the ■ i ,-iit is. All this is wrong, in our B These men have stood side by H . many a hard-contested field; their M many instances, has mingled upon ■:V plain. Tlfev" 4 nre all brave men, B Fought wellj wny; after the war ■ : -should they seek to take each otlr B f VCp apprehend that the prinei or of this ill-feeling is John Bar- Bloi certainly no soldier in his right B : would he guilty of such crimes as we B - nr. ed to w evefv day. , OV B CARRIER B !,r.sr being struck by a ball on yes- B-.v morning, about daylight, as he was B- :: up Fourth street near the Old Pres- Bierian Church. The gun was fired from B vn< of the church, the ball ranging B the residence of Mr. Thos. Dernp ■ •!. bouse occupied by Mr. Husten. m-a been but a short time ago since a ball ■ fom the same quarter and lodged in ■ Mice opposite ther esidence of Mrs. Van ■ s ’ ur; Is there no remedy for this m Cur citizens are in constant dread, nti jvv n r vvhut moment thr* deftth- B -vt' bail ma\ enter their houses, and take B iu member oi the family. NEGRO COURTSHIP B - •:.* \>rv much amused on yesterday, B overheard an “unbleached gentle- B ; : / i.)ve to an “ebony-colored Mi llie conversation was something ' • vrc’s you from, woman T' :tom Jones; my name is Zyjpha; BU'r are you from V* l’-e from round here a long time, B ' ien- s guyu<e to stay here, too/’ your name T* B \ - I* you married?” : you ■ I’se wants a husband, i •*ye , Ise no wife now; you’s just - mrt Ise been lookin for. Where’s you atopnin ?’* kti explanation ensued as to the location, ificr m affectionate embrace they separate 15: to meet last night to have their nuptials rated. Pete was perfectly unconscious be had to obtain a license like white J • r:sou? before be could claim Zylpha as his ful wife. We presume that their plea ■ • K were not disturbed by their ignorance 1“ is “innovation.” This is what the free * wing New Englander would call a mar* r: ige of affinity. ~ • •• COTTON 1' r.yain lively. For a week past the mar* L’ was very depressed, and the price was to a2B cents per pound. But I on day before yesterday sigus of returning were visible, and now quite large quan tities are changing hands. The price on yesterday morning had reached 30 cents. - dealers are expecting another advance, and the “staple’' will perhaps reach the old quotation, 31 a 35 cents. AT.I. quiet. - esterday was the most quiet day, and he streets clearer of drunken men, than '.ny Wc hn\e witnessed in the weeks, ihe secret of the matter is, that stringent nders have been issued, and a strong Juard detailed to enforce them. We are glad to tits improvement, and trust that peace fcr »v quiet may continue to reign. GOING HOME. 1: " 7th Pennsylvania Cavalry left for • n - 011 yesterday. They have been imour I ‘\vr since its occupancy by the Federal 1 In all the difficulties which have i re< *’ We avo bot !* eal *d tfcia regiment in connection. So fat* Mw® with them, w# lun M jnZt ' W< ,lH * * ? .IMYXiAiQ m?*yw /AftiP Division of JTaints. * As*tlfe 'idea is very prevalent throughout the country among the eobued race, tW there is to be a great distribution of lana* and property, about Christmas, to them, we lay before our readers the remarks of Dr. French, upon this subject, it . .. ) X v&u: Jp •T e < v v *'*d A’fe.un, and icj C B ic 01 4be u.-vermuem, spefkfi - negroes he rcm/riT." ; * '** *.. You ine bow much will your friends help) you, and how mqch will the Govern ment do ior you ? Somef of you have, very high expectations, and T am sorry to say «ome expfetations tbnt can not be tea lived, iam told by some of your former masters that you are expecting to give you a portion rs the land, and of the stock on their plantations. In different places, some of your brethren have a«ked me ii this were not' so, and seemed sadly disappointed when I told them this could not be done. Your masters tried very hard, making greaft and noble sacrifices to estab lish a separate independence They poured out their money like water, they gave their bravo sons, by thousands. The great amount of labors and sacrifices of your masters and mistresses for this cherished object, re dounds to tlieir honor ; yet they have failed of their object, arid after losing their money and thousands of their beloved sons, the Government has now deprived them of all of their slaves. But how is it with you ? What have you lost ? Only your chains. — What have you gained ? Blessed be (Tod, you have gained your freedom, and the free dom of all your race henceforth and forever. .(Loud bursts of'applause, and many halle lujas.) All that is left to your masters is their plantations and their manly character. They have their lands, but no sons or knowledge of their own, to work them. So, you*see, they are dependent on you to cultivate their fields for their and you are de pendent on them for of their lands, to raise a support for an i your families. Some of you may think that Providence has dealt more generously with t.hein than with you. at ft again. They have lost their independence, thtey*have lost their money, they havs lo3t aft their ftegroes, and more than .U»fe thaji a hundred thou sand graves are'filled wftfo beloved fathers, sons, and brothers; and they would gladly give all that is left to them by the Govern ment, if the gTaves would only give back their treasure; "while you having lost noth ing, absolutely nothiug worth, naming, have gaiued a treasure in your freedom, worth a life of toil and sacrifice. Whose condition is best l Who would exchange places with them ? Let woman who feels that Providence has given them the best end of the bargain, raise their hands. (To this both men and women joyfully threw up their hands.) Vou see, then, that the Government, on the one hand, leaves the laud and the stock) with your masters, while to you it gives simply your freedom. This seems to place you out in the cold; but be not discouraged, the Government has really complimented you in this. It has faith in you, too, that you will make free dom a success, so far as your support is con-1 cerned. To encourage you, I will tell you I how the old hen manages with her family. 1 As soon as the little chicks are hatched she | gets them on their feet ancf shows them how I to scratch. W heu she has fully learned I them the trade of scratching, without one 1 grain of corn, or one bug laid up for their next dinner, she takes a last- look of them, I and off she runs, clucking as she goes - I iSow little chicks, scratch or die ! ( Peals of I langht.er and display of ivory."i Did you I ever see a little chick that did not scratch J out a living? While the Government has no lands to give you, it will, through the Freedman's Bureau, furnish you protection, j schools for your children, and as far as pos-1 sible, make provision for the aged and in firm, and will exercise a general care over you, until you can take care of yourself, when Uncle Sain will say to all his black chickens, now scratch or die. (Sensation and approbation.) The Anglo-Saxon Element —We talk at random a great deal about the Anglo-Saxon Look at the names in tbe list of our American commanders-in-ebief, from the first commissioned by Washington, in 1791, down to the present time. Here we have Gen. Arthur St. Clair, a Scotch Celt; Anthony Wayne, an Irish Celt; Janies Wilkinson, Saxon or Gothic; Henry Dear born, a Welsh Celt; Jacob Brown, a Welsh Celt; Alex McComb, an Irish Celt; Win field Scott, Scotch; Geo. B. McClellan, Scotch; H. W. Halleck, Saxon; U. S. Grant, Scotch. Thus we have eight out of the ten commanders-in-chief of our armies during the last seventy-five years, whose origin is no more Anglo-Saxon than it is Tartar. Look at the Celtic names, over, that stand in the fore front of the late war: Grant, Meade, Sheridan, McPher son, Oillmore, Anderson, ‘ Terry (Welsh) Sherman (Welsh) Thomas (Welsh) Mc- Clellan. It Is a matter perhaps of minor consequence whether our great martial he roes have more Celtic than Saxon blood in their veins or the reverse, so long as they were all true Americans. But it is not out of place so let the Celt have a fair show in a field of human exertions where he is so clearly entitled to pre-efninence. The great Democratic State Con vention of Maine, comprising five hundred and jeventy‘four delegates, agreed that but for President Johnson, State sovereignty Would bat# been destroyed at all hazards. ! «r as* Cm' mUfmm. Mb* H 0 SO lU* ttmut m# iittoWN HOT’SE ( ’ j’ Voviiigu.n, Ga; A H Alslon, Atlanta, Ga; J Yr DBerartl. 4 fli U S (fe • A V Hotchkiv^ Go, Gtq J M iVwnslny, Peny ‘* W (J Moint^ei^ £ohn A G And-uvon, Marie Ga; H P Americns, Gu: Geo W Bh.-, « - Jolm H Oreeai) Simthviiie. MrsA Kufauh, Ala; AJjas MclCenzfe, * * w, ♦fohn A Uoßs, ~ -- •. a A MeDavid, Gfftenvillo # SC: Cx T Byron and Lady, Ga; J M Jones, Burke Cos, Ga; T*d Juff|r, Aso’t Butgeon 7th Penn Oav; W M liinksofi, Capt Cos G, 7th Penn Cuv; J G Trammell. CiithberfeGa; Miss Anna Woodall' ft E Charley Jas A McLlroy, Tenn; Sir Howard Albany, Ga; . b Slaughter, Eatonton, Ga; H E Owens, Abbeville, Ala; A C Gordon,.' <f € V Morris,“ II Godwin, .“ M Griffith, I hdaula, Ala; b Maston, Atlanta, Ga; Jno Lutlur, Dolton, Ga; J M Dunlap, Charleston, S C; J O Graddy, Oulet.horpe, Ga;. 31 B Kittren, Perin: W MeKiiily, Milledgeville, Ga; yy A Griffith, Andersonville, Ga. ib-A.II-.IRCXA.ID Q-TTI2D33. MAOON AND WESTERN RAILROAD. A. L. TfLER, jkipevimeiident. Leave Maoon... . .....8.15 A M Arrive at Atlanta fr ; Ro p m Leave Atlanta MAM Arrive at Macon 1;45 p m SODan-WESTERN RAILROAD. Vjrgjx PowKajSup't, Leave Macon 7.*.. .... . ... . .*. A ...... 7:118 A M Arrive at Xnlaula ft:18 PM LeayeEufaula 5:01 A M Arrive at Macon 4....5:10.PM Albany Branch. — Mail'Train. Leave Smithville—No 10. 2:42 P M Arrive at Albany—No 12 4:84 P M Leave. Albany *... .7:80 A M Arrive at Smith Hi le 9:00 A M •CENTRAL RAtILROAD. George W. Adams, Bux»’t. Leave Macon.7.'.;. \ .7:50 A M Arriv% at Eatonton 1:24 P M Leave Eatonton... 8:oo A M Arrive a' Macon 1:88 P M Trains leave Macon on Mondays, Wednesdays and Fri days, and return Tuesdays, Thursdays A Saturdays. MACON AND BRUNSWICK RAILTOAD. G. A. Dore, Sup’t. Leave MacGa . ...S.-’O P M Arrive at Junction 0:40 P M Leave J unction . .6:80 A M Arrive at Macon 10:2( A M f? j. ATLANTA AND WEST'POINT RAILROAD Gkorok G. Bum., Sup’t. Leave Atlanta., 7:80 A M Arrive at West Point t;80 Ml Leave West Point 6:80 A M Arrive at Atlanta 2:85 P M GEORGIA RAILROAD. G SOROR Y OIOS, Sup’t. Leave Atlanta 4 *2O A M Arrive at Augusta. 5 40 P M Leave Augusta .... 600 A M Arrive at Atlanta. 800 P M WESTERN AND ATLANTIC RAILROAD. E. B. Walr.sk, Sup’t. Transp. A daily freight and passenger train coratof need running to Ohattahnnohee River on the 7th of June. Lea~e Atlanta 8:00 A M Arrive at Atlanta. .6:00 P M M USCOO F. E HA»LUO AO. Leave Mfflwm... .77. .. .7.23 A, M. Arrive 4.10 J\ M. Leave Columbus... .t... 7 A. M Arrive '. .4.74 P. M k DU IN IST K A TOR’S NOTICE.-Two month* A aft- r date application wili be made to the honorable court of Ordinaly of Pulaski countv, for leave io seii the real eatate of Roland Mercer, late qf said county, deceit' cd GREEN W. BATEMAN, Admr. Aug. 17,19e5. auglf 9m GEOItOfA, I i»sou County*—Court or o*wiur K 7 March Term, IB6o.’—Wh-reas, Oura Williams files his petition for dismission from the Guardianship of the persons and property of John M. Williams and Elisa beth Ann Williams, having discharged the trust reposed in him, and sectledwi th said wards. It is therefore ordered, that this rule be published in the Georgia Journal A Messenger, in Macon, returnable to the term next ensuing of this Court, that all persona concern ed may have notice to file their objections—ls any they have—why said lettertof dismission should not be granted. A true extract from the minutes of saldOourt. Marsh Ist, 1866. WM. A. COBB, marlßradm Ordinary. Georgia, Pulaski county.— Whereas, A. L. Tippett, applies lor letters of Dismission from Ad ministration of the estate of John H Crguehart, late of Pulaski county,deceased. This is therefore to cite and admonish all persons con cerned.!© be and appear at my office on or before the first Monday in October next, and show cause, if any they have, why Baid Letters should not be granted to said applicant. Given under mv hand and official signature, thl* I7*h day of August, 1863. JOHN J. SPARROW, aug!7-m6m Ordinary. GEORGIA* Pulaski CQUnty.—vrbereasWm. Allen, appll es for letters of Dismission from the Guar dianship of Matilda Le«, minor of James Lee, late of Pu laski county, deceased. These are therefore to cite and admonish, the kindred and creditors of said deceased, to be and appear at ray o *ce on the first Monday in October next, to show cause, if any they have, why said Letters should not be granted to said applicant. Olven under my hand ana official signature this 17tT» day Os August, 1863. JOHN J. SPARROW. Ordinary. aug l 7—4fld G‘ BORGIA. Pulaski County.—Whereat. Belisen Harrell applies to me for letters of Ad ministration on the estate of Benjamin Hand*, late of said county, deceased. 1 These are therefore to oite and admonish all, and sin- Klar the heirs and creditors, to be and appear at my ©f e on or before the first Monday In Oct. text, and show I cause, If any Whey have, why said Letters should not be under my hand and official signature, this Aug 29d,1865. J* J* BORROW, aug?4 lm Ordinary. OTIC K TO DEBTORS AND CREDIT ORS -Notl e is hereby given to all persons indebt ed to the estate of Henry Evans, late of Pulaski county,- dec’d that immed ate payment must be mate to the Admin istrators- and ail persons having claims against said es tate, to render them to the Administrators in terms of the laW ‘ JOnN EVANS, { ... j angU-lm _ JOHN L. EVANS, j 4<i ’ [ ‘ f " nEORGIA, Houston County.—Ordirabt's H omo* voa said Coosty.—Whereas, Wm. P. Lem mons. Administrator, de bools not, of Abner P. Stubbs, iate of said county deceased, petitions the undersigned for Letters of Dismission from his said truai. These are therefoae to cite all persona ieterested, to be and aooear at my office, on or before the first Monday In November next, to Bhow cause, If any they h fr r } , W hy said ! Signature, this April sth, 1866. j _ __ W. T BWI*T Ordinary. G~ EORGiA. Crawford County.-Whereaa, Benjamin B. Barnes, Administrator on the estate of I John Barnes, late of said county, deceased, applies to me for Letters of Dismission from said eatate. I These are therefore to cite and admonish all, and Gnga la r the heirs and creditors, to show cause, if any they why said letters should not be granted at the expiration of I ft» months. Given under my hand at office, March 81st, 1866. aprSMrfm JAHSfi L. RAY, Ordinary. and oroditors of said ieoeadM, td be |m Appoir 61 a *■ Ti "VT "' \f ’ v y r f / * \eu H hol alid RHail Dry Hoods and Clothing STORE. WE, the subicribors, beg leavet to ioferm oar au merou> fnends aud the public generally, that we have, receivrd the most e> tensive and select stock ot Dry floods, Clothing aud Furnishing Goods in this market, and are prepared to accommodate wholesale an<f retail cu.-tomers with ulUrticleain our line at the lowest oaab prices \Ve are receiving Goods dailv, and have now on hand 20 Cases of American Prints, *[ *4 . % .5 Pieces of Irish l inens, Tfble Cloths, and-Towellings,) „ A large lot of linen, silk ana cbtioa Han (iter chiefs A fine and large assortment of Jaconets. Swiss Mus hns Lawns, Cambric-, Hriltiantis, Paper Cambrics, Hollands, Canton Flanneli, Jeans,Sh.-etiogsaridSbiii mgs of aU deepript.ions, Alafytcas, Bombazine, Men nos, Delaines, Bareges, Crapes, Ac. l.adiet' Cloaks, made in the latest, style; shawls. A large stock of ladies’ Hose, (roves, thruntlets Bells and Ribbons. * . A large assortment of ladies’ misses and children’s Mimes, Garters, Balmodels, Slippers and Booties. Hoopsfcirts of al* sorts and prices. Musqt T Trimmings, Ferfunaery, Scissors, Thunbie?, Enives aad Forks Rocket h Hives, Ftirses.. Pocket Books and the like. In the clothing line we offer fine Cassimere Suits, Hilk Satm and Marseilles Vests, doe Br o adcioatfi eRk:Q P *° tS " Cloth of aU A large stock of Hat 1 ?, mens' ani bev* Sbt rS and BteAs \ Collars, Coder Shirts, Drawers, Socks, Handkerchiels. Cloves, Gauntlets, Suspenders. Ac A fine lot of VVatcfies and Jewelry. A liberal discount will be made to country merchants who will honor us with a call ' * .. A SCHKI RMAN & BRO., Mulberry at, neit Id Boardman s Book Store &u^~1 1X1 Macon, Ga, HMAI EBTA'j'E A C! E N C 1 . 1 HEREBY tender my services to the public- in bnv mg, selling and renting houses and tenements in ihe city of Macon, and ALSO In buying, selling and renting farms imd wild lands throughout the State. Having had long experience in such business, I pro raise promptitude to all who wish my services, and flatter myself that I shall be able to give satisfaction. Terms moderate. * *J. K. HARM AN, Over Christian Index office, Cotton Avenue. aug2B-2w* ’NEW r STORE. ENGLISH DAIRY* CHKfSE, Pine‘Apple Cheese, Soda, Kio Coffee, New Orleans Sugar, Superior Brands Cigars, Beet Family Flour in Sacks, Nos. 1 and 2 Mackerel, For sale by •. f WTTIIFRS & LOUD, Cor. Third and Cherry St. aug23-2t* ‘ JONATHAN COLLINS & J, A. FOSTER, GENERAL COMMISSION MERCHANTS, Third Street, Maeon, Ga. - Will attend strictly to all Business en trusted to thf»m. aug23-3m* ON CONSIGNMENT. FAMILY FLOOR, DitKraiit grad, a TOBACCO, A lot very fine CORN MEAL. For 3ale by ' COLLINS & FOSTER, aug‘2&4»t* SUPERIOR COURTS, AT CHAMBERS, / Aißivr, Oa., Aug. lb, 1835. f TliE Superior Courts of ih« several counties com posing the South western Circuit, will be held at the ensuing riding, at the. times now prescribed, except that of ibe county of Worth, which will be+tela on the 8d Monday in October next, Ia counties where Courts were not field at the last spring terms, the Just ices of the Interior Court are requested to meet without dday* and draw "6 Graudand 48 Petit Jurors, who shall b«>, du ly summoned by the Sheriffs or their Deputies There vising of Ihe Jury boxes by the Inferior Courts aa or dered, if not done, need not be tor the present. Parties, swApesaes, and couuse) are notified that the Dockets wwTTieeaHed in their order, and showings for contiuuaace* *ni be required. rich. h. Clark, &ug 6t Judge Sup’r. Court, S. W. C- SteGkA-itS* 80,000 IMPORTED and DOMESTIC «?RaAP.B, ust received and for sale by EDWARD C. T.KQftIEL & CO. ftug2B~ut ROBBERY. IATE yesterday evening four soldiers took from j ray wagon, on the street near the Blind School Uoapiml, a ooanle of fine, young, dark colored Mare MULES, and charged down the Columbus road. One of the mules has W L branded on her; the other is a very dark brown, almost black, and about five or six years old, has some marks of the whip and a “crup per” chafe or burn near the root of the tail. I will give a liberal reward for tbe tnnlas, the thieves, or tbe citizens who have doubtless bought these mules cheap, knowing them to be stolen. aug2S St* WM. LUNDY. Five Dollars Reward. LOSI’, \ BLACK LACE VEIL on Monday evening, any one finding it and returning the same to me at Roberts, Dunlap A Cos., will receive the above reward and many thanks. 8. N. PEARSON. augia-St SCHOOL BOOKS. : ' — 4 — We have Just received a large supply of SCHOOLBOOKS NOVKLSasd NK WSB»A« PEItS. ‘LOSSY A LYONS. aug22*3t THE BEST OR NONE. Younger’s Pale Ale, (in jugs), Allsopp’s London Porter, That pure French Brandy, (for med icinal purposes,) Crushed, Powdered and A. Coffee Sugar, Bio and Java Coffee, Beet Green Tea, Mackerel at Retail, Sardinia—l*4 and 1-2 boxes, Some of the best Cigar* in tht conn try. ■ Ctta, Mhl V. E *l. ANDERS;.*, 'fp ANDERSON k * 6KKEB4E PKODFI'E A -V T> Commission Merchants, MAOON.GA., Trhngalar B ock\ f, f Siora, o on U “ nd for * r>;mn I ird. R;,tPr ™«*ena, hW, Meal, : rn? ’ «use, l obaeco, £♦.<» , <fc. And soiicii con» signmcnis ot i'roducfc %nd ail' mUet ar.idgs of Commerce. ~ * A : gpoda consigned to our cSre<o? (Ale, will receive prompt aticntinr;. • Oive u« a tries as we tnunt live. SUNDRIES. MACCABOYS SNUFF, MACCABOY’S SNUFF, MACCABOY’S SNUFF. ■ The genuine article for sale fcy j n zfilin & ro. auglO-lm Urngf-istfi. HINES & HOBBS, ATTORNEYS AT LAW, iLlitt, OA. W E are now prepared to make oof k i pardon lor those worth over *20,000 and all pixsooe excepted in the amnesty proclamation of JTeiidcnf Johnson. We will bring each application properly be fore the Provisional Governor of Georgia kn his ap proval. and one o! our firm will visit Washington at an early day, that they may be duly cooaideied there. Our office is open to our cjients for the practice of law in all its branches. aiig in-Lw. FARM FOR SALE. A small F AHAI ol 100 acres; 4" aciva in good OAK •*£s HICKORY timber, four and a half miles east of GRTrFIN, GA., is offered for sale. The place bas two good FRUIT ORCHARDS, Running wafer, springs and a good well on it, double log dwelling and out house?. For further particulars apply to JASON MURK, Griffin, Oa., or S. B. BURR, augls—tf Alacou, Ga. DRIED PEACHES. I WiJ.L FAY HIGHEST MARKET PRICE For Dried Peaches, if bright and well dried. J. N. SEYMOUR* aug 11—1 m PUGH & LUNQUEST, PHOTOGRAPH, AMBROTYFE, AND Daguerrean Gallery, Triangular Block, Macon, Ga. We tiave recerveu anew supply oi material and are prepared to execute pictures of every kind in the host style of art. suvlo—3m* LAW NGTIC M LAN IKK & ANIXEKSON, ATTOKNFV'9 AT LAW. Odice over I'. if. Bloom s, nearly opposite Lanier House. One of the firm evpocte hr visit Wi.ohirtartnn'i’.itT in about two weeks. In the raeanPmie ihev ar. 1 prepared to draw' up AI’PI.h’AYfONH iOR UfKDON Under the late Amnesty IVnclumaiino, M he parried on at that time. ’ jySi-iivr* GROUND PEAS. 500 bushels GROUND PEAS for sale by J. H ANPFFTSON & SON. 3L C. FL A NTi Stock, Exchange and Money tkoker* MACON, OA* Stocks:, Bond?, Sterling and Bome-fU Ft change, Bank Notes, Government Claims, Gold and Silver bought. and sold y money iovvi-led parlies may direct. Coilediou* made and promptly rerait-Ud for. Re, ek&xcss: —K. H. Maury & Cos., Richmond, Y*.; W. al. A J. C. Martu* A Cos.. Charlton; >ler* ria. Montgomery; Marine Ranh of Gcoix>i, Saran nab; Union Bank, Augusta; Ww. U. Fum% Pleat dent Bank of Columbus; St. John, Bowers & Cos., Mobile. (£l/* t»r COME AT LAST. Large New Mackerel* No. 1 and 9s, bv the bbl. or retail, at ‘ GREER A LAKE’S. PR. JAMES MERCER GREEN, IfifeS resumed the practice of his Profession. Office on Second Street, op stairs, immediately above the store of 4. U. Habersham & Cos. Residence on Poplar street, one and a half squares abote the City Hall. jyl4-Bm* ON FOOT AGAIN. WR have on hand and are constantly receiving fresh supplies, from ail the beet markets, FAMILY GROCERIES. Os every description, »*.<i will all induce* ments to Consumers or Retailers ihat any lions* in the city can. Selling Good** at the lowest prices, and navinff the highest market rates tor BACON. LARD FLOUR. BEESWAX and DRIED PEALED PEACHES. Give os a calf we want to live and lei live* GREER A LAK E. No. 1 Ralston Range, Urd 3u, Maeon, Gs. augto—if MARINE, El I IK AND LIFE INSURANCE. PHdHttX TVSntUNCE COHfAKT, OP BBOOKLXS, X. T. Capita! *I,O(MVX>n. INTBBNITIONAL IWSrB\J»CB COMPANY, OF f»t»V TOBK. Capital $1,000,000* maneattan !N6yiun<2« company, of msw voa*. . v Capital SOOO,OOO. iffCHstftAStf c:*f»A*T. * A*ets $4,0090*} * *hl*ftfitSfm. j sor.*, - FLOVB. t .. Tobaooo, i, '<*!• by * SCO RRS 4 bOXV y Desirable lot i on sAi.te. A DESIRABLE UOVBT. and L<lT on nut Strewt, is offered at a hetwain. Apply to X. if. BR TAHT, Yuetion entTColnmienivm Merchant.' englo—-tf. " I \AFiLL pay market rrvtes rates for fire thouaoaA V ▼ dollars of Gold. .juiglo-St J. S. SEYMOr*. , , INSURANCE, THK' wodcrftkr*2d has been te 4fpvL.»r4 ag»Li of that reliable iaetlttmdn. the Mdruhant»' Loauranoe Compaif, OF HARTFORD, CONN . and util te glad tn serve hie friends wL, » .■»;, * be secured against Itvv by lire. Office at the counting room of SKIDEkm i«. L LINS, on Second street. a.wrHMm HENRY L JEWI TT WANTED. A GOOD dwelling h -cue. with five nr r * r wanted for next year, liom 1m of OC f ObKK O . neah the business part of trmm preferred. F«r furvtr particulars inquire at this OFFICE. auglQ-fiy DISTILLERY. HAVING completed all my arrangements to 4.«< t aud rectify SPIRITS, 1 am prepared to make contracts with any one, wbo may wish to disti.i patch* . and other fruits into brandy. I will also furnish the trade With rectified whisky, pure spit an i to . per cent, alcohol. ' >nr further particulars acquire «>f Mr. Sparks, or at my distillery, these miles *<«t ol Macon. ADERHOT.D A BON A l u auglO—lm. BOARDING SCHOOL FOR YOCXfi LADIEt, .* AT WOODBTOCC. Mrs. F, K. KOHi> expects to reopea her loh- e Woodstock, in the ueigliborhood oi Cave Bpnngs, ila, oa Octosbe Ist The best Teechere In svery Jepartm* t will be secured, and every advantage for edecatlaa pr-«. (fed. Char*e—|2io for twenty weeks, not Invading tu* >&g pheet music drawing material and ntahooary. Foi further psrticalars apply to Mrs L E. F< >Hai ( «*• Springs, Floyd County, or Rev. H. K, IBFS Ua Refer sore—Rt Rev.Rtftphen BfUeU e iyU-lh LANEY & HHANNON, COTTON FACTOR.!, •BCIKVIMI Ull IMIiIUIMM merohan ts. eiMru. , WILL give ibeir |ier«onat raven urn to 'he p. r . jng of Goods, Ac. RRrtHL : Lx-Gov. Bborter, Young, Woods A Gorctner, Mmeu la, Ala ; W'ilUam fl. »<.uug, Cu.urjiba>, da, J. t Rocq, J. D. And. rsofi A .■Jon, daron. t.<e C> J. A.. der c or AGo Fort Vaflev, Ga.; AL’.im t LHinkacc. W A. Mcivenaie A Go., Apufacbicoki, ITa., O I> Metca: r ' k ( 0., .SW Orleans, Louisianii. j ’• at WANTED 5,000 BANK SAVANNAH BIII.S 5,000 KANTFACTITKEKB BANK BILLS. 10,000 BANK STATE OF 501 TT. CABO LINA BILLS. J. 11. ANDKBSON &. Sign jy22~tf R. B. CLAYTON 6c 00. atiiiaaoe U the {..sit. that tt<| a*Tr &; •.* OKIEKAL iVILLLiaiYCt MTIO. M, tbelr itftuj oo Cherry Street, a&d wtli lift lUthe hlrtai of Servants. Renttcg or Kr.a. i.tc Inroriafttion given regarno* Laborer. Ac., s.r •I*; script ion, .rid tM iftn cuJ' * •*. itrrvani** and Master.. ■irtve w* a vftllftb«t a* w,u tHiitfj AUCTION HALE^. AS UrLAJL ON EYSAV Tuesdays, Thursdays and Saturdays* jane IS Us FURNITURE AND WOOD WORE OF ALL KISDH 0 VI»L TO ultDLb Purulliirt CtouMai am tUstirM. ( OmXS ALWAYS OX IiA.XL, AND LUMBER FOR AAI F AY MY tAOTOHY. to. • W Third Street. ORE.XYUXJ tune 21-Bm* WM. M. BONN. DUNN & HAN&HAM. Irtiierki FNiMft Xtttkui. All WHULEBA.LE AN to Hit* i All »: obal&m ta GROCERIES AND- PROVISIONS GENERALLY Wk buy and sell Baeoo, Lard. Syrup, rwd-, *-e~- Coffee, Flour, MmO, Tvbftoou, Whiaky, 'ttfP*. Oan»burg«, Varna, Cm., Pea*. ' ‘ Halt, Leather. Cottoa Card*, ate., etc., etc. WT Consignment* and trade nap* Mtally - KALi'iON’H GRANITE MAN lie. aprg-P Third Kiraftt. RUcoc G'*- J. V. SEYMOUR* Dealer in Orooorißs Domeauoa, I\>haro. A . «a*i Hen. ral U irmi*«e MerrW. Will give CI.OifK ATTTSTIW To Ahi. CONSIGN MENTS Cherry Street, f» doors below Teteg. «h pemix* *i ON CONSIGNMENT. ; 100p*ecea Kr. JUadlN’O. IflcoiWOiFWUU*-****’ . ' Iddbtteh Nfc. looibe m TWtnkT M frf, CVne J9*6, THOM. W MAMGRAM