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joprnvl and messenger* "Important Order.— Order N * 1, frotn the Protect Marshal General's office, in this <Uj’« p»P« r » * ffeots e intera#u o( * l “ o * 4 fVcr y individual member of tbe community- Hv it, those wbo have not taken the affinesty o»th will observe that they are debarred the of conducting almost any kind of ba*inec*- •' q p & H. E. Oliver have a.large lot of Bacon, fifty sacks Family Flour, Sole and Up?** J k eather ’ Osnabnrgs and Yarns for sale. * . Vu«uu mcw« Saor ior Sam.— o , to .dvertiMiwnt of tbe very valuable buildings and maebiueor o&red at private ude by Me»r» Fiadlay & Kannct. B«ms.-A P 4 of P 1 **- form soa’ee, oftbe aboV ® raake > is waDted at tbe Harris Warehouse. Fi.kplat & Kimiok sell a lot of Fur njturc this morning; together with a lot of stationery. . ..... . - i ; - Macc.v and Western Railroad— Change of Schedule. —The public will be muoh grat ified to find that this road .will commence on Monday next to run two daily trains— one a day, and the other a night train. This will be a great convenience to trav oierfl, and prevent detention at this and other points. Tbe following is the sched ule: DAT TRAIN. Loavt Maeon 7.50 i. M. Arrive in Atlanta ’.. .*OS P- M- Leave Atlanta 7.30 A. M. Arrive in Macon ...8.30 P. M. NIOBf TBAIX. Leave Macon WO P. M. Arrivn in Atlanta 8.23 A. M. Leave Atlanta 6.50 P. M. Arrivn in Macon ;..3.SOA. M. . A Bold Robbery.— Night before last, as tbe little son of Mr. A. P. Burr, of this oity, dismounted from his horse, nearly in the rear of the Arsenal on Third street, to pick op something no had dropped, a negro in Federal uniform, and with a sergeant’s en •ignla on bis ooat sleeve, snatched the bridle, Mounted tho animal and rode off at a rapid rate on the Houston road. Since then noth ing has been heard of horse or thief. She was a bay mare, with a bad scar extending across her right shoulder, and back just healing from severe galls. This species of robbery is becoming quite oommon of late, sad a remedy, if one can be found, should be applied. Back Again.— Oar old friend Carton Cox has again taken bis old position of Con daotor on the Macon and Western Road. The traveling publio, especially the lady portion of it, will receive this intolligonce with pleas ure, for Cox is one of tbe model Conductors. The Cotton Oin. According to statistics furnished by the last census, it appears the manufacture of this article has heretofore been principally confined to the Southern States. In 1860, it amounted in value to $1,077,315, and out of fifty-five establishments, all but three were Southern—sixteen in Alabama twelve ia Georgia, three in Miaaywippi and four u Texas. < v , In 179*2, the year preceding its introduc tion, the cotton exported from the South ern States amounted to only 138,328 pounds, the total domestic consumption bsing about 500,000 pounds. The exports tbs following year were 500,000 pounds. In 1794 they had increased to 1,601,700 pounds, and in 1795 to 5,276,200. In 1860 the production of ginned cotton amounted to 2,069,230,800 pounds, being ■even eighths of the total production of the whole globe, of which 1,765,115,735 pounds wars exported. The cotton gin which produced such vast consequences to the world, was in vented, as ia well known, by Eli Whitney, of Worcester, Massachusetts. His attention called to the subject , while temporarily residing in Savannah, being engaged in teaching a select school. The work was commenced under the auspices of Mrs. Greene, widow of General Greene, and under the most favorable circumstances. The history of Mr. Whitney is, as is too oftcu the case with men of genius, a sad one. The benefits of his invention were felt in every portion of the globe, but to him was reserved no reward, in a pocunia iry point of view, for his labors. The im portance of the invention was felt to be so great, that the machine was actually seized and carried off by force from the shed in which it was constructed. And although he secured a patent, it was infringed on with impunity, and such was the pressure against him, that he found it impossible to obtain redress in courts. After spending tbs beet portion of his life in endeavoring to secure those rights to which he was just ly entitled, he finally received an appropri ation from Congress which enabled him 1 barely to cancel those obligations contract ed through a protracted career of litiga tion. At an advanced period in life, Mr. Whitney may be said to have commenced the world anew, by engaging in the man •hrtaw oC guns in Connecticut, which en- Domestic JCarkets Cotton— Although there considerable move ment es Cotton, th* marker la dull, at from 26 to 28 cent* for strict middling. Augusta, Qa , Sept, fi —The business of the city is ntpidly "increasing. Those of our merchants who bare the goods find no difficulty in disposing of them. The cotton market .has almost stagna ted; about the only sales are the few which are made from Wagons.' Our quotations are nominal. Good middling to middling fair, 30185 c. Flour is quiet; the supply is eqml to the demand. Corn |O-,iU£«d# at prejent, bat the large crop will certainly iqducc a decline shortly. Bacon still holds its swn, although the demand is not sodirisk. Gold—The brokers are buying at $1 38 and selling at $1.40; Silver, buying, $1 35setting, 1.89. , , » Freights on the river are unchanged. Cotton $lO per dials, flour $4 per barrel; other goods $4 per c»L, or $i per cubic foot. river is gradually rising. We have no rain here for some time, but wd warn that there have been frequent showers higher up. NasJiville, Sept 4.—Groceries—We quote Prime Rio Coffee, at 32*38 i 2c by the sacklsland 8u gats, 10 1 2ai7 1 2c; New Orleans Sugar, 21*23c, and in barrels lc higher; better grades, 22*28 1 2. Molasses, $1 Isal 40c. Tlah—Mackerel, in kitts, No. 1,53 50; No. 2, $2 55 ; No. 8, in h*lf bbls, $9 ; No. 2, do, $10; No. 1, dp, sl3 60. Hay—l* quoted at $35 per ton. Grain—Wheat is in demand at $2 00 for prime •bite; Oats are quoted at 60e from wagon, and 76c from store. Corn ditto, at 76*$1. Cotton—2G*Boc. Flour—Active af $lO 60a13 for good brand*. Provisions— Clear sides are quoted at 21c fiom wagons, and 24c from store ; hams are in demand at full rates. Cheese—Western Reserve is quoted at 22s 28c, and Hamburg at 24c. . .*• Lemons And Oranges—sls*lß per box. Cincinnati , Sept. s.—Flour dull and prices un changed ao(i nominal. Wheat in better demand -red, $1 93 ; choice, s2*2 05. Oats 40c. No change in rye, corn or barley ; Whisky, $2 20. .Provisions- .quiet, and a small lot of tneiu po-k sold at S3O, and was generally held at these fig ures at the close. Lard 24c. Bacon quiet. But ter firm at 260. Gold, 14*. Mtu York, Sept. 4. —Money—Easy at 5 per cent. Stocks.—Active and quoted as follows: Chicago and Rock Island, 109$ ; Michigan Central, 109$; Chicago and North-Western, 1295; Chicago and Norfh Western prefered, 104 ; Reading, 107$; Cleveland and Pittsburg, 735; Michigan Southern, 1645; Illinois Central, 126; New York Central! 525; Erie, 89; W. U. Telegraph, 70. Chrreucy.—United States 6’s of’Bl with coupons 107$; 5 20’a with coupons, 107$; Ditto new i sue I 105 5 8 ; Ditto registered, 105 1-4 ; 10-40’s with coupons, 89 8 8 ; 7-40's, 99 1 2; One year certifi cates, 98 1-2. Gold—Opened at 144, rose to 1445, and closed at 1445. Cotton—Steady at 43a44c. Flour—loc better, but quiet at $5.25*5.50 for extra State; for R. H. O. Wheat—lc bettlr on spring. Siles at $1.60 a 1.53 for Chicago spring and Milwaukie club ; $1 54*1.60 for amber Milwaukie; $2.30 for western. Corn—Unchanged, closing steady at 85*83c for unsound ; 90*96e for sound mixed western. Pork—Shade firmer at $29.62*30 00 for new, closing at $29.60a80 for ’O3 and ’O4, do $23.75* 24 for prime. Lard— F.rraer at 19 1 2»25c. Whisky—Heavy at $2 25*2.26 for Western, chiefly $2 25. Petroleum—Quiet at 32c for crude, and 64 l -2c for rectified bond. • The Freedmen in Memphis. —-A dispatch to tbe St. Louisßepublicau from Cairo says: “The negroes at Memphis are threatening to become a serious charge, and military or ders have beeu issued to arrest all found without employment or money with which to support the n>selves. Those found without means are to be compelled to enter the ser vice of the first planter that wants them Tbe order states that wi.bout this courae being pursued, at least 13,000 of tbe Mem phis negroes would have to be fed this winter by charity, or starve in the streets.” CHANCE OF FIRM. COPARTNERSHIP NOTICE. WE have this dar tormed a Cop .rtrierahip ia tbe DRUG BUSINESS, under the name and siyle ot BOYD &.GORDON. Oat aim will be to keep on hand at all times, a com. piste and select Stock of Pare Drugs,’Medicines, Chemicals, , Paints, Oils, Glassware, Per fumery, Ac., Ac* And we will sell aa low as any House in the city Special attention will be giyen to tbe Prescription De. partuieut. Call and try ua, two doors below the Telegraph Building, Cherry Street. A M. BOYD, W. L. GORDON. ' aepSdtf A. CARD. I take pleasure in announcing to my friends and former Customers that 1 can be found at BOYD A GORDON’S Drug Store. And hope they will again give me an opportunity of serving them with anything in the Drug fine. L. W. HUNT, formerly of tbe tirm of sep6-tf * Zeilin A Hunt. Holice to Sell Land, TWO MONTHS after date, application will be made to the Court of Ordinary, of Pulaski eoanty, Georgia, at the first regular term, after the expiration of th e l. ottce, for leave to cell the Land belonging to tne es ate of Coun cellor Mauldin, late of stld county, deceased, for the ben efit of theheira and creditor*of ea'd deceased. September sth, 1805. TUQK'SR MAULDIN, sep7-vVm Adm’r or Ootyiclllor Mauldin rflttO mONTIIS after date, application wilt be A made t. the Ordinary of Upton county for leave to sell all the land* belonging to the relate of Jr bn A. Piator late of said county, dereorrd. This Aueust, 22d, 1800: W. O. PKAfOR, 1 te _„ u , nr . B.O.PRATOR. I Khutor.. angff-w?m. ~ ricorglu, Mucoa County.- *lxty days after VI date, application will be made to tbe Ordinary of Ma con Oonnty, for tear, to aell the lands belonging to the es tate of WiUtam J faylor,late of said county dec’d. Sold for the benefit of the heirs and creditor* of laid deceased. July 18, 1845. JOG* noOGLB, Adm’r. Jygn-wfind. riEOROIA, Pulaakl County.— Wherets, P. Us T. McGrlff, Executor o. J imes R ?gms, applies for Letters of Dismisalon from said estate. These are therefore to cite and admonish the kindred and creditor* of eald deceased, to be and appear at my office on or before the first Monday In February next, and show cause, If any they have, why sich letter* should not be granted to said applicant. Glxen under my hand, this 4th day of September, 1865. aepT-mfim L J- SPARROW, O-dlnary. Georgia, Houstoncoum?.-obdmaxt’b Omci rossiiß CvSiTT. —Whereas, James N Joiner petitions the undersigned for Letters of Administration upon tbe Estate of William West, late of said county, de- These are therefore tq site and admonish all persons in terested to he and appear at my office on or before the first Monday In October next, to show cause (If any they have) why snld lettersshould not be granted. Given under my official signature, this August 80, ’SM, augßo-30d W. D. SWIFT, Ordinary. aeergia, Macon County.—Btxty duys altar date, application will be madejo the Couet of Ordin ary of Macon County, tor leave to eell the land* belonging te the estate of Sally Huffman, deceased, late of said ooun *&&££** M —S«S*So«a 2ZX? g> Tin SIAXX.XtO/123 OUTXIDE. M4OON AND WESTERN RAILROAD. E. B. Walks*, Superintendent. DAY TRAIN. Leave Macon 7:*o A M Arrive at Atlanta *a»3 P M Leave Atlanta 7:80 A M Arrive at Macon Bafo P M MGHT TRAIN. Leave Macon. 6:83 P M Arrive la Atlanta A M Leave Atlanta feso P M Arrive la Mayon 880 a M " - SOUTH-WESTERN RAILROAD. Virgil Power, Sup’t. Leave Macon .7:3* A M Arrive at Kufaula 0: BPM Leave Kafaula. .ttvl a M Arrive at Macon 8:.0 P M Albany Branch—Mail Train. Leave S«aithville-J4o 10 8:43 P M Arrive at Albany—No 13 4:84 P M Leave Albany 7:30 AM Arrive at Smlthville # 03 A M CENTRAL RAILROAD. Gnoses W. Adams, Sup’t. Leave Macen 7:30 A M Arrive at Eatonton 1:24 P M Leave Eatonton 8:00 A M Arrive at Macen *.1:38 P M Trains leave Macon on Monday*, Wednesdays ands ri days, and return Tuesdays, Thursdays A Saturdays. MAOON AND BRUNSWICK RAILROAD. G. A. Deal, Suph. Leave Macon .V 8:-0 P M Arrive at Junction 6:40 P M Leave Junction 6:30 A M Arrive et Macon KfciCAM ATLANTA AND WEST POINT RAILROAD GsoaaS G. Hull, Snp’t. Leave Atlanta 7:80 * M Arrive at West Point 4:80 P M Leave West Point 5:80 A M Arrive at Atlanta , 8:85 P M - GEORGIA RAILROAD. Georgs Yoifae, Sup’t Leave Atlanta 4:20 A M Arrive at August* .5:40 p M Leav< Augusta &00 A M Arrive at Atlanta 3:00 P M WESTERN AND ATLANTIC RAILROAD. E. B. Wales*, Sup’t. Tramp. A dally freight and passenger train commenced running to Chattahoochee River on the 7th of June. Lea'e Atlanta 8:00 A M Arrive at Atlanta ...6:00 P M - MUSCOGEE RAILROAD.' Leave Macon .7.2s A. M. Arrive 4.10 P. M. Leave Columbus .....7 A. M Arrive., 4.24 P. M •Macon, Sept. 7. FIRE AND MARINE. rjpHE undersigned having added to tbe list of his Insurance Companies, The old and Reliable J2 l NA INSURANCE COMPANY, OF HARTFORD, CONN. The Strongest Company on tte •American Continent. NET ASSETS .' .-....54,000,000. ALSO, THE J»J VCEJCMX Insurance Company, OF HARTFORD, CONN. ASSETS..... $1,000,000. With the above Companies added to my former list, I am enabled to take over *200,000 On any one RISK, and all in first class Companies. Persona wishing to secure them telves against loss by Fire or River risk, Would do well to call and Insure before it is too late. Should you fail to Insure, don’t coinplaiu if yon loose by the delay, and say wo agent advised you to Insure your properly, for tbe Companies are better able to stand the loss thin you are. All losses will be promptly adjusted. K. C GRaNNISS, Agent, sepl-lOt Macon, Ga. WM. H. DCS*. TUOS. W. UINGBiM, REMOVAL. DUNN AND MANGHAM, HATE removed to tbe yFestaide Third Street, just above HARDEMAN A SPARKS’ Warehouse, where they purpose continuing their General Produce AND COMMISSION BUSINESS. Trusting that by close attention to tbe interests of those whom they serve, and by application and prompt ness generally iu their business relations, to merit a liberal share of tbe CITY and COUNTRY trade. They keep always on band for wholesale and, retail trade, SHEETINGS. SHIRTINGS. OSNABURGS, YARNS. COTTON CARDS. CORN, MEAL. FLOUR, SUGAR, SYRUP, COFFEE, SODA. LARI), BA CON. TOBACCO, WHIS KY. Ac., Ac, Ac. They are also prepared to pay the highest market price lor Cotton, either iu Specie or U. a. Currency. jy6-3meod - MIX & KIRTLAND Have received and are now offering GENT'S FINE BOOTS, GENTS’ CALF BALMORALS, AND Congress G-aiters. ALSO, Tbe Ladies’ Celebrated Steel Shank Gaiters, of various Patterns, which for Durability, Excellence of Construc tion and Comfort in wearing, this make of Ladies’ Shoes is universally a imitted hi be unrivaled Which • we will sell at a small advance, at Wb»le«r.ie or Retail for CASH. MIX A KIF TLAND. aug26-tf ‘ ' * OEARGIAt Pulaakl County.— Whereas, Miles Sander*, applle* to me tor Letters of Admin istratlon on the estate of Joseph M. Grayham, of said county, deceased. These are therefore to cite and admonish all and singular the kindred and creditors of said deceased, to be and appear at my office on or before the first Monday In Oc tober next, and show cause—ls any they have—why said letters of Administration should not be granted to said ap- Pl GWen under my hand, this 4th day of September, ’F6S. •epT-80d J J SPARROW, Ord nary. CIBOKGIA. Pulaakl County.—Whereas, I John and John L Kv.ms, Executors of Henry Evans, applies for leave to sell all the real estate belonging to therefore to cite and admonish all and singu lar the k'ndred and creditors of »ald deceased, to be and annear at my office on or before the first Monday in Octo ber next.to show cause, If any they have, why such leave GPAROIA. Macon County*—Where** Jeremi ah D Walt-rs. Guardian of Mary P. Sanders, having annlied to the Ordinary of said County, tor a discharge from bis Guardianship of said Mary P. Sanders, person **iniUr 0 n e there»ore to cite and admonish all persons con cerned, to be and appear at my office by the first Monday In November next, and ahow cause If any* why aaid Wal* ters should not be dismissed from said Guardianship, and rece ve letters of dismission. Given under my band and official day September, IR6. JKO L. PARKER^ New Wholesale and Retail Dry Goods and Clothing STORE. WE, the subscriber, beg leave* to inform our nu merous friends and the public generally, that we have received the m st extensive and select stock of Dry ’ Goo Js, Clothing a’id Furnishing Goods in this market, , and arp prepared t* accommodate wholesale and reta : l ccs oojers with all articles in our line at the 'o-vest cash prices. We aie receiving Goods daily, and have now on hand * . - 20 Casei of American Prints, 75 Pieces of Linens, . Table Cloths, and Towellings,* A large lot of linen, silk and cotton Handkerchief*. A fine and Urge assortment of Jaconets, Swiss Mu* lios. Lawns, Cambrics, Biriliaets, Paper Cambrics, Hollands, Canton Flannels, Jeans, Sheetings and Shirt ings of al descriptions, Akpacas, Bombazine, Meri nos, Delaiaes, Bareges, Crapes, Ac. Ladiet’ Cloaks, made in the latent style; Shawls. A large stock of Ladies’ Hose, Gloves, Gauntlets, Belts and Ribbons. ■ V , A Urge assortment of ladies’ misses and children’s Shoe% Gaiters, Balmodsls, Shippers and Booties. Houpakirfs of al* sorts and prices. Lad es’ Collars, Edgings and' Inserting*, Trimmings, Musqu 'fO Ndtings. Perfumery, Scissors, Thimbles, Knives and Forks, Pocket Knivis, Purses, Pocket Books and the like. In the clothing line we offer tine Cassimere Suits, Silk, Satin an 4 Marseilles Tests, fine Cioaddoatb Coats, Bl*ck Doeskin Pants; in short, Clothing of all sixes and prices. A large stock ot Hats, mens’ and boys Shoes and Boots. Shirts, and Under .Shirts. Drawers, Socks, Handkerchief, Glovqp, Gauntlets, Suspenders, Ac. A fine lot of Watches and Jewelry. A liberal discount will ho nude to country merchants, who will honor us with a call- A. SCHRUKRMAN A BRO., Mulberry st., next to Bqardamn's Book Store, aug23-lm / Macou, Ga. MARINE, FIRE AND LIFE INSURANCE. PECR.VIX IVSOHANCB Con PANT, OP BBOOKXTjr, If. T. Capital $1,000,000. INTEIiN ATION AL IXBCOA.HCB COMP A NT, OP NSW TOSS. Capital $1,000,900. MAXBATTAX INBDRA.VCB COMPACT, OP NKW TURK. Capital $500,000. NEW TORE LIPB INBORAKOB COMPAVT. Assets $6,000,0V0. J. MONROK OGDEN. Agent. Office at Mitcbel A Smiths Store, 3rd Street. BuglO-lm* AUGUSTA HOTEL PROPRIETORS S. M. JONES WE respectfully invite our old friends and the trav eling publie to give us a call. Our House is located in the heart of trad >, and convenient to the depots. Augusta, Ga., Aug. 34, 1865. ts Losey, Lyons & Patrick Are in constant receipt of the following at their News Emporium, on Cherry street, near Ellis' Drug Store : New York, Cincinnati, Louisville and Nashville Dailies. Illustrated and Sporting Weeklies. Harper’s, Atlantic, Godey’s, Les lie's and Peterson’s Monthly Magazines. Also have a fine assortment of Late Novels, Novelettes and light general reading matter. Stationery in every variety. Photographic Albums, Toilet Soap, Pocket Books, Play ing Cards, etc., etc. aug24~tf SAMUEL D. KILLEEM, Attorney at Law, PERRY, GEORGIJ. SENDS greeting to bis friends aud former patrons, and hereby announces hi* safe return from tbe war. Having recovered my wonted health and secured mv right to citizenship, I tender my professional services to all who may be so unfortunate a» to need legal ad vice, and will be found in my old office in Fielder’s Building, or at my residence. For reference—my former record. aug24-l m* St. Cecilia’s Academy. 'pHIS WELL KNOWN FEMALE ACADEMY, L under thr direction of the Sisters of the Or der of St. Dominic,* situated in one oi the most delightful and healthy localities in Davidson coun ty, will open for the next sesefoii on tbe first Mon day .in September. For further particulars, apply at the Academy, or address “The Mother Supe rior, St. Cecilia’s Academy, Mount Vernon, Naab* ville, Term. jy!9-lm Wanted to Rent A Ny one having a House containing three or four /v. rooms, can find a good tenant by applying at this office, or dropping a note through the Post Office to “J. C. P.,” cure Journal and Messenger. augSO DR, JAMES MERCER EREEN, HAS resumed the practice of his Profession. Office >n Second Street, up stairs, immediately above the store of J. B. Habersham A Cos. Residence on Poplar street, one and a half squares above tbe City Hall. jyl4-3m* GEORGIA, Houston County.--Ordinary** Office for *ald Count). —Whereat John H. Alien, ad ministrator of James P. Allen, dec’d, petitions the under signed for letters of dismission from bis said trust, These are therefore to cite and admonish all and singular the kindred and oreditors of said dec’d to beam, appear at my office on or by the first Monday In November next, then and there to show onose, If any, why said letter* should not be granted. Given under my hand and official signature, this 18U of April, 18«5, WM. ?. BWIIT, anrl4 mflm Artlrisr GEORGIA, Palaski County.—Whereas, las. Fleming applies for Letters of Dismission from the Guardianship of D. G. Fleming, minor heir of Samuel Fleming, deceased. These are therefore to elte and admonish all persons In terested to be and appear at my office within tbe time pre scribed by Iww, to show cause, If any they have, why •aid letters of Dismission should not be granted. Given under my hand and official signature, this Au gust tooth, 1846. J J. SPARROW, angSC-lAd. Ordinary ■ GEORGIA, Houston County.— Obbixabt’s Orno* roa said Oocnrrr.—Whereas. Edmund A. Pol lock, Administrator qf estate of Thos. Pollock, deceased, >ctltions the undersigned for Letters of Dlamlsslen from its said trust. This Is therefore tc elte all person* concerned te be and appear at my office on or before the first Monday In Octo ber next to showcause, if any *hey he - *, why said letters should not be granted said applicant. .Given nnder my official signature,this March 88th, 1843. marßl-w4m WAs T PWTW Ordinary GEORGIA, Crawford County.—Whereas, Benjamin B. Barnes, Atainistrator on the estate es John Barnes, late of said county, deceased, applies to me for Letter* of Dismission from said estate. These are therefore to elte and admonish *ll, and singu lar the heirs and creditors, to show caure, If gny they have, why said letters shonld not be granted at the expiration of six montha. Given under my hand nt office, March Sisk 1945. ai»V?-W*m JAMES L. RAT. Ordinary. n EORGIA, Pulaski County.—Whereas, John U McPhall, applies for letters of Administration or the estate of D. 0. McPhall, late of Pulaski county, rieeeaaed. These are therefore to elte and admonish the kindred and creditors of said deceased, to be and appear at my office on the first Monday In October next,to show cause If any they have, way said Letters shonld not be granted to ifcid &D&iicant Glvenandar my hand, this ITth day of Augast.l94B. •aglf-M* JOHN J. BffAJUWW, Ordtoary- AT W. A. HUFF’S GRAIN EMPORIUM, may be focnd the following articles for sa>. 10,000 bushels Cora, 100 busiiels Oats, 000 bushels Cow Peas, 4 100 bushels Ground Peas ’ 5,000 pouues Choke Brcoxy, 500 bush. fT£sh Meal, 500 Teams Wrapping Paper, 300 boxea Tobacco, alf grades, 100 boxes Family Soap, 500 bbis. good Flour, 5 boxes of the genuine .Sperm Candles, 10 cases line Brandy, 10 « Madeira and Sherry Wine, 50 bales Cotton, 50 bbis. Sait, 30 « Sorghum Syrup, 1,000 yards Macon Shooting, 1,000 “ 7-S Shirting. WANTED. $2,000 in GOLD, $2,000 in SILVER, > 5,000 bushel* CORN. 10,000 pounds BACON, 100 bale? COTTON, 1,000 bushels fresh MJSAL, 100 barrels SYRUP, 25 bbis. SUGAR, and nay quantity of FODDER, OATS, &ac., that may be offered. For all of which the highest price will be paid by aug2s-tf W. A. HUFF. Z. \. RICE. THEY ARE COMING. We here Knjajrd the ECLIP3K EXPRESS to bring all of our GOODS, and one Car Load has. ar rived. Among them are . Pine Old Port, SHERRY, and MADERIA WWE, in Casks. VEB ZENaY CHAMPAGNE and St. JULIKN MKJKHJK CLARET, in Cases., PURE SALAD OIL, English Chow-Chow, White Oniona. Pickles. Lora mi Syiup, Assorted Extracts, Lord Ward’s WisdiMler shire Sauce. Another Lot of Fine Ale and Porter, by the Cask or Retail. Come and look for yourself. GREEK R LAKE, • No. 1 Ralston Granite Range. 3d St.. Macon, Ga. aug.24-U' REAL estate A G EJ[C Y . I HEREBY tender my serrfeea to the public 10 buy ing, selliog and renting house# and tenements, in the city of Macon, and ALSO In buying, selling and renting farms and wild lands throughout the State. Having had long e>perieoce in such business, I pro mise promptitude to ail who mar wish my services, and flatter myself that I shall be able to give satisfaction. Terms moderate. ’ J. K 7 HARMAN, Over Christian Index office, Cotton Avenue. uug23-£w* Crockery! Crockery! JUST received, several more crates CROCKKRY and GLASS-WARE. Also, large lot of TEA and COFFEE. N. A. MEORITH, %’t _aug«4-tf JONATHAN COLLINS k J. A. FOSTER, GENERAL COMMISSION MERCHANTS, • Third Street, Mtcoo, Qa. Will attend strictJy to all Business en trusted to them. aug23-3m # NOTICE. OFFICE MACON A WESTERN R. R., f Macon, Aug. £S, 18*5. { ON and after this d*te Iho ftoight on COTTON from Macon to Atlanta «-iil b> two dollars per bale, not to exceed live hundred Has. in weight K. C. COX. aug2s-tf Acting Sup’t. GEORGIA, Pulmakl < »tint»Wberees, Mary Osthout applies to Bte for Letters of Administration,os the estate of Wm. B. Oa'JicajL, late of said county, decM? These are therefore to (ilfernd admonish all and lingular, the kindred and creditors Mill! deceased, to he and ap pear at my office on or before the flrvt Monday in Oct. next, then and there to show seas*. 1/ any they have, why said lsttsrs should not be granted. Given under my hand and official signature, Aug. SSd, 1866. J. J. BPARROW, augii-tm Ordinary. GEORGIA, Honkton County.—Oxdibaet’b Ormon roa sain Cotnrrr.—Whereaa, John M. Giles, petitions the undersigned for Letters of Administration de bonus non, upon the estate of Rlsdon Smith, into of said county, deed. These are therefore to oite andadmonleb the kindred and creditors of said deceased to file their objections—ls any they have—on or before the first Mondsy In October next— why said Administration should not be granted. Given under my official signature, this Aurust 14, 1945. auglS-wlm WM. T. BWIVT, Ordinary. Georgia, Hsustsn ©•■■ijr-ouniuT'i Omen roa sain Oomrrr.—Whereas, John King peti tions the undersigned for Letters of Dismission from ths Administration of estate of Joseph M. King, deceased. These are therefore to cits and admonish all and singular the kindred and creditors of said deceased, to sRv cause. If any they have, en or before the Irat Monday in Msreh next, why said litters should net be issued. BNeo under my iffitlal this Anfffi, 14, IBR. HglMla VH.llWDT,(Mblf|. o. a. salowin, New York. a. salons*, Saaaaaak t. r. cocaines, New York. c. m. aoi.tr, risraaneh. D. H. BALDWIN & CO., jro.na piuiul street, NEW YORK. BRIGHAM, BALDWIN & CO. SAVANNAH, GEORGIA, General Commission Merchants. Particular attention riven to the sale of COTTON, TOBACCO, PRODudt, and MERCHANDIZE gen era'ly. ORDERS PROMPTLY FILLED. Liberal advances made on consignments to on Houses m Savannah and New York, or to oar friend in Liverpool. Refer to Asses Arses, If scon, Ga. fangS7-Btn Printers’ and Binder’s Warehouse. fgtHE subscribers maaufoctnrs Type Revolving m. double and single Cylinder Printing Machine*. BED A.\D PLATEN POWER PRESSES FOR BOOR, JOB AND CARD PRINTING. Steam Engines, Hvdra.vic Presses with wrougbt iroa cylinders, Standing Presses of various kind* Chas a. Furniture. Coses. Stands Brass Rule, Com posing Sticks, and every article connected with (hearts of Let ter-press. Copperplate and Lithographic Print ing, Book binding. Stereotyping and Klectrotvping, al* wavs on hand, or furnished at Short notice. They would also call attention of Publisher* of News papers to their New RAHWAY NEWSPAPER PRESS, AND THEIR SINGLE LARGE CYLINDER f Hand Printing Machine, Either of which is especially designed to supply New*, papers of moderate circulation with a cheap, plain and serviceable Printing Machine, cpable of doing also the ordinary Job work of an out of town office. They are designed to run exclusively by hand, at s speed ol 700 or 800 per hour, and at this rate will run with out jar or noise. Anew Catalogue, containing ents and description# of many new Machines not before shown in their book, with directions for putting up, working, Re, uod ether useful information, is now in pr**s, sod when completed Will be sent to at. V of the craft who will .furnish their address. R. HOE A CO., New York, aud Boston, Mass. Publishers of Newspapers are at liberty to insert this advertisement displayed as above three times in their weekly poptr vilk ihli note, at any time during tbs next sue cjonths, but not later provided they purchase type er material of our msnnfacture tor four times the amount es (heir bill, which will be allowed is settle, muni of ours on receipt of a copy of tbeir paper con taining the, advertisement * May 10th, 1865. sepn-kt FLOUR. SOAP, &c. 70 bbis. extra Family Flour, 50 boxes No. 1 Soap, GO .coils Green Leaf Rope, 30 dot. .Brooms, 20 bbis. Salt. For sate by J. H. ANDERSON & 3GN. augStitf _ EXTRA FAMILY FLOUR 100 barroln Exit a Flour, just re ceived. Fur sale by J. 11. ANDKJkJOY U SUN. *o\ OONMICLYUEi r 1000 bunhel# of Corn, SO coils Rope, .50 pieces Kentucky Baggiug, J uet received aud for sale by J. H. ANDERSON & SON Weal, Soda, etc. 100 bu*h. fresh Corn M«aJ, lo kogg Soda, 20 barrels Cane Syrup, 20 boxes Tobacco, Coffee, Tea, Crushed Sugar, etc., etc. For sale by •J. H. ANDRRSOV & SOU. Aasrl6-tf fresh arrival. Large lot Mackeral, Large lot Cheese, Ctsen Brandy, Cases Bourbon Whiaty, Cases Chumpaigne. Cases Soda, « Crushed and Powdered Sugar, Limans, Tobacco, &c., Sic. _ N. A. MKGRATH, Agent. aug22-tf P- p. PEASE, Receiving, Forwarding AND Commission -Merchant. ALAO, DUALS* U COTTON, IKMIKSTICS, YARN'S ROPf, TOBACCO, PROVISIONS Ac. Careful and prompt attention given to buying and seiling COTTON. In Scott’s Range, between Cherry and MulboTy streets, MACON, GA. RRFKRKNOES : E B Long A Cos, Auguata, Ga; Mitchell A Hmitha, Macon, Oa; McDaniel A Irby, Lynchburg, Va; Wm Bryce A Cos New York; Jamw M iwk. Barton, . rW 'S £ %'S Savunnah, Ga: J A Ena low. Charleston, S C; S 8 Webb A Cos, Mobile. Ala; D Rodney king, Philadelphia, Pa • Ward A Shaw, Mont gomery, Ala ; Lemuel Peebles, Pefrrahnrg, Va. aaglh-Bm f Pulaski County.—Wh.-rr*s, Jas. .V* „itm.ng, applies to me for Letters of Dismission from winll!^ k,p a #f M * rjr J - WiUtomaoa. minor heir of Tilly Wullamson, deceased. »v T w!!!s* r l th? f e,or * ! *• cite and admenlah all ar.d slagulat, the kindred and creditors of said deceased to be and appear at my office within the time prescribed by law, and show cause. If any they have, why said letters dbmlesory should not he granted. Given under my hand and official signature, this An* CMt 80.1646. J. J. SPARROW, Ordinary. aag9o-40d GEORGIA, Houston Comito-Oaor* ait's Oman roa said Cocbtt—Whereas, C. C. Dune a petitions the undersigned far Letters of Administration ds Donii non cum annexo,upon the EiUU ts Jtrv* mlah J. Dumas, late of said county, deceased. These are therefore to cite and sdmonlshall persons In terested to be and appeal at my office on or before th e first Monday in October next, to show cause (if any they .have) why said letters should not be granted. *>▼«* under my official signature, thislOth Aafuet JRB MgIMM W. t. BWIPT, OedlaWY^ SUPERIOR COURTS. AT CBAMPCRH, l Aanajrr. Oa. Aug RIW. f THE Superior Court* of th» wtea er.-. «**• pesMg the South uiirs Cireutt w. 1 to M u* the Mowing riding, at the tunes aewpr*wrt-d. wteugi the* of thensnaty of Worth, which sfllfHMwhi M Monday in October neat, la osuuiiM «b •»Csuns wars net held at the font ogrtag terms th» i wham rs the Inferior Court are nqwsri to meet w v «t«t«v, •nddraw JA Grind and 4§ Petit Juror*. w*»~«-oii b»«e ly root mooed bv the Sherißb er the* ri-rc m Tbem vising ol tha Jury ho sea by the I »tovf (V •aa «r derrd. if m( feat, need hat he fee the pr-*» t i’artie*, wits maw, and nnwaaei ar* *r* *t that fee Dockets win be called in their order, an*. *fc vtnga fer coatia lawara wtL he repaired. RICH U. CLARK. aogtra-dt Judge Sup r. Ceart. * W C W ANTE D. A GOOD dwelling bocaa. wnh •«« <*r «« iwemn a wanted for aus*. j«r. frm Ist sf OCTOtG'R Oan near the basiwua port nf tnwn preferred >-r ‘ur*har particular* mqu.re at thin OFFICE ■agio-ior* DISTILLERY. HAYING completed nU r.y arrangt-menfe feurt and rectify SPIRIT-*, f am prepe-*d wafea contract# erith any one, wV> mav trwh tr Ji« i«a ee and other fruits into brand v f w.B .so fer trad# with r.atilad whisky, pars tyotm ad u b *' Bt cent, alcohol For farther partn er' - *e* U r. Sparks, or at my dfetollenr. th.rr* * » * MaitmT ADEhtfOLD n _auglO—ltn LANEY & BRANNON. COTTON FACTORS, IECUIIN UK FIMIIMM MEROHAMTB, ErVitLt, ALA. WILL give thaw personal stteauoc u» the purefteo ing of Goods, Re. ssrsacdrr*: Ex Got. Shorter, Y«ung. Woods R Cwlttw, Euiaa In, Ala.; WilHnm H. Ynwog. CVamto,,. u* J W Roes, J. M- Aadsrwa R Sow. Maaee. Ga. W J I* demon R Cos., Fort Yalley, O*.: AthraeA D-. ’btM. * A. M I Mi. RCo . ApalarhiMk. Fls.. O I> MmmN R Cos., Now Orioeno, liuimane v, s M. avBiUOX. f esaawn. ANDEESON Sc DcLANE, GENERAL PROUrCE Ajr» Commission Merchants, MACON. GA.. Trissf*lar B ock, nfgoeite C» f ? Jr* WILL keep i*n hand few ealn. Riean. L*fd. Sogar. Cain*. Boner. Odtwm. F>*e*r Me* (irits. Rice, T thseeti. fc- . Is- Amd ooltei- con. Mgnmentoot Produce and ail »<ber u.ee *t Cota meres A'l goods consigned to our care tor w 4 receive promp' attca«*o«. Give an a trial, aa we meet live. sac 1 2 —ts FARM FOR SALE A small F ARM of :«0 arrpi. V scr-e .a r and HICKORY timber. Ibe' ar t a '*. GHIFFIN. GA .(• of rrd tor Tie* > • cood FRUIT ORCHARDS » andagN.'d «»■ »*. denhia fog J >--« or S B MURK. , If*. j«. >Ja. aiig..>-4f _ DRIED PEAC’B^S- I arvtt far highest marxet fkic: For Dried Peaches, if hrigat orind. J. N. SEYIfOiJR. ssgll—lrn PUGH & LUNQUESr. PHOTOGRAPH, AMBROTTPE . * Daguerrean Gallery, Triaacalar Black. Haros, t.t Wa have received a now sugp r at at and are prepared to eteea:* p,riurr* n *-.rv kind in t&d beat otyie I sir **> - » „• I. C. PLANT. Stick, Eicbaag*' sad Issey Brskrr, MAU6.V, GA. Storks, Bonds. Sorting and Don*--'jo Etc Btnk Notes, Government Claims, Go.i u i Silver bough: and soli ; mooov psv si a* parties easy direct. Collect mi made and promptly remitted for Rartasartar—B B. Maory A Cos. Kekmo* 1 4 W. M. AJ. C Martin A Ca,CWkSMs; Hit % or' ha Mimigomery, Merino Bank of Go nab; Uokmi Bank. Angoom. Wm. II V mag r ~ dent Hank of Colombia, !M data. Pew-r. a . , Mobile. , . , - . INSURANCE. THE andrr»ign#d hat Hren »s appoint'd at eat of that reliable InsM-n'ion. the MorOfifc’its' lusurna. 0 Cornpany, of Hartford, cosn* . end will be tied in serve h-* fr ones who • .*» to be eernred sgainet Wms by ftre Offiea a> theroonting room o* SNIDER Arr-L LINS, on Seend street Q...i0 :m HENRY L JEWETT KUR.MTIKE AND ItOOO HOKE OF ALL KINDS .MADE TO OBDEt. Furniture (leans** in* Repair#*. COFFINS ALWAYS ON HAND, AND LCMBgR #OR PALR. AT MV faCT«-.«T f, « of Third Ptrsrt. r<a» NM. Lt W )[» June fii-Rm* ON CONSIGNMENT. 100 pieeoe Kv BAGGING. 40 cm Is GREEN I.EU dOPE. . 100 bash CORN MEAL, jaoibe Kv Twtnn ISkrt* BI CARD SODA. For sole by autlO-tt J H ANDFUSOy * e 0 N P. end Pb'.'lp W*w. sppltv >« a, L# « mlolstration. d* hems e«n oe tb. j w « , .. tote of said coun y, 4m I fbmaasaiefoW r tor, the ktnd'ot snd <-ro»it«rs of aa.« -j —res, I t sppeer et wy offir* . a »v hef.re «t- fi-«t u-- -•, -’ • r, her next, thro end thrrr t-i ,V». ea if ti -r * « why seld letters should act hr J( ®»« aa ** r "T hard and offiew? u .*m, aegT-lm VifTiry.