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the report were made the special orderfor Mon day next. Many bills of a local character were aeted upon, alter which the House resumed the un tinished business of yesterday, and passed the bill grunting a Charter to the Hiwassee Rail Rond. It will be remembered that at the last session of the Legislature this bill passed both Houses, but received the Executive veto. On its passage to-day the vote stood yeaa 79, nays 52. It is thought that the action of the Sen ate, relative to its passage, will be similar to that of the House. If this bo the case the Go vernor will sanction the bill. Nothing was done in the Senate to-day a.ide from bills of a local character, save the pas age of a bill to amend the claim laws of this State as to the affidavit to be interposed by the claimant. Yours, TeMI'LI. a i QF| v, MACON, GA. Thursday, November 19, 1857. ••NEWS ITEMS.'’ For nows items concerning the “Hunger mob*’ in New York, Walker’s Expedition, Utah affairs, and other intelliger.ee, refer to outside of to-day’s paj er. The latest Telegraphic accounts appear in another column. MACON AND ITS PROSPECTS. Our City is quite a different looking place in No vember,’s7, from what it was in November, *56. Twelvemonths ago a destructive fire laid the cant re of the town in ruins ; but what seemed a calamity then, has since proved to be a great advantage. On the site of the old wooden tenements that long re mained an eye-sore to our citizens, have been erect ed substantial ornamental brick buildings -otherim provements are also going on in the business parts •of the place- the hills are dotted with new and hand some private residences, and upon the whole, old Ma con is beginning to assume a rejuvinated appearance. i Notwithstanding the hard times, our merchants are doing a fair business ; and, what is better still, the trade is steadily increasing. True, there is not the same show and bustle which there was a few years ; since when cotton wagons thronged the streets, but much more is done in a quiet way. The Kailroads have wrought a great change, and through their in strumentality, our city is destined to become one of the greatest internal Depots in the country. BLIND ASYLUM. We were greatly disappointed at not bring able, from ay>ro<»of other engagements, to avail oarselves of an invitation, last Wednesday, to attend an exami nation at the Georgia Academy for the Blind. The exercises, we are informed, were highly satisfactory to the visitors, and equally creditable to the Teachers and their pupils. It is their intention to viait the * Capit d during the session in order to give the legis lature a practical illustration of the great good that has already been effected by the Institution. An application will, also, be made for an additional ap- ’ propriation to make necessary improvements at the Academy. We heartly join with our city cotempo raries in urging upon our Senators and Representa tives a favorable response to an appeal for such a benevolent purpose. MOUNT VERNON. Mr. A. 11. 11. Dawson, <»f Savannah, dvliverel a IrctrtW in this city last week in behalf of the Mount Vernon Association. It is to be regretted that the lecture was nut as well attended as it should have been, tin arc >unt of there being various other attrac ts ns in town a’ the time. Under mote favorable cir euuKfsiw«. we have no doubt our citizens would jmh jifp*t greater interest in the noblr cause to which Mr. 1». has devoted himself. We hope the lecture will Iw rcpvate I. NEW MAP GRAND EXHIBITION! The Agent io. Johj.m•n’s new map of North Amer i< i has left a specimen c «pv at our office. He reqm -t > u« to “ sh.i’.v” it, a.el we h i.e promise Ito •• show 'it to the best ofwur ability. So come up, everybody. >md LeX u* “ show” you the latent, cheapest and best man that can b* found. Al! ye in pursuit of geograph I d iufonn.ition, ra » b e, C.iage for admittance. Lag?? Beer ticket. A TREATISE ON B7LLS OF EXCHANGE AND PROMIS ORY NOTES, We .arc indebted to Mi. Boahdmax fora copy of lhe F s'bov# wwtk, f umpiwd by Isaac Edwards, E*q., <’• nn | AtJlorat Imw, and issued from the press of Bank*, I IJovld, A Go., New York. Il is a the principles of law regarding negotiable pjipi r, as | established by the adjudications of English and Ameri- i I ran Courts. We recommend it to the attention of tiu’ I legal and mercantile professions. Ser EXPLANATION. In our notice la>t week of an outrage peqietrated in I town, we had no intention of reflecting upon Chief Marshal Riley, or his Assistants. On the contrary. I it gives us pleasure to tc-.tify to their prompt andefli I cient discharge of duty durinjg their official term. In , I the case above alluded to, we understand they made I *very/'ffort to arrest the guilty parties, but failed to identify Kt* in. Ute make this explanation in justice to Mr. Riley and his subordinate*. “SEAT ON THE FLOOR." 1t will he seen by the proceedings of the House on SB: Monday the ‘. th inst, that on motion of Mr. Ken xx, of | Baldwin, Judge Wayne, of the V. S. Supreme Court t was tendered «»<■■(/ on the floor by that body. The re ! | rt say* that Judge Watne, was presented to the f Speaker by Messrs. Kenan, Hilly mi, and Jones, of Warren, after which he took his ***//, COLUMBUS SUN. This paper announces that it will be able, by the late change of Schedule, to appear in Macon at an early hour every morning instead of 11 o’clock as heretofore This will place it in the power of our citi zens to get the latest news, before business irm s. We cheerfully recommend the Sun as a racy, intwr- I esting, wcll-comluvted sheet. Since our city fails to sustain a daily of its own, the next best thing will be tn patronize a first rate paper like this, published near home. We hope some of our friends will send it over a long list of subscribers from this place. The Sun luw lately’ devoted considerable attention to Macon mattars publishing items of m«»s of the strangest kind, as per example that which ziever occurred 1 By-the bye speaking of iiu» '•Komi cide,” thereby hangs a tale. It seems the Sun was not : the only party mH, for the Superior Court being in session here, tly Solicitor General also braid of the 4 ‘ homicide,’’ and sending for the “pocket pistol,” with whicli the (teed was done, he was somewhat taken-aback by finding it a small affair that holds about a pint! Mr. J., the gentleman who was shot, is still alive and in usual spirit*. CITY COUNCIL. At the regular meeting of City Council last Thurs day night, Alderman Fini»l\y offered the following jtesolutiwn : Rwlrnl , That his honor, the Mayor, appoint a committee of three to apply to the Legislature to amend the charter, giving authority to the Mayor and A oil ni'il io assess and collect a special tax on proper ty benefited by special Public Improvements, and :d --jtofor authority to appoint three assessors to value die taxable property of the city ami take the census ti • * Bt *l* sam V as often in either case as the Mayor • an«l Council max dua-et. Yens.-W Bostick, Blootn, John ston. Else. - Nays.—Ellis.—l. THANKSGIVING PROCLAMATION. Gov. Blown ha* Jsaugd his Proclgnintion, 'g HK lhe people of this StaU to observe the 26th ipy of the present month, p.s a »lay of public thanksgiving, ESCAPED. Thr«c persons, mimed Garris, trau*fprr«‘<| by in stmetion* of physician, on account of ill health to (he debtor** r»H*m of ih«* jail in thia city, picked their way out with an nxe—gGen them bv sonu- friendly band vu Monday i.i«;ht, and have leh fsrpar** p»ikimw:i. lP>nw. To-duy. the I‘Jth. it i« said, is observe 1 as a dr-y of Th.mltygiv'ng in Savannah FOREIGN NEWS. The steamer ‘‘Arabia” brings news of the I ’ taking of the city of Delhi from the Insur gents. The King of Delhi has made his es ca|*. The British loss in the seige is estimat ‘ ed at 000 killed. The garrison at Lucknow I continued to hold unt; considerable reinforce t i meats had arrived at Calcutta. The celebrated 1 soldier, Gen. Cavaignac, is dead. The Spanish 1 Ministry hud organized. The Swiss elections 1 had reunited largely in favor of the Liberals.— ' ; Ther-had been more failures in Vienna, but it was believed that the worst had passed, hi ' Liverpool, in consequence of the money panic, , there have been some heavy failures. The . Burrough Bank of Liverpool had susj»ende<l. and many were much alarmed at the state of , things. The Prince of Prussia had undertaken !to conduct the affairs of the Kingdom. The King of Prussia was, however, improving in health. At the recent races in England, for the Cambridgeshire stakes, Ten Broeck’s hor ’ se«, Prioress and Babylon, were beaten.— Ten Broeck’s celebrated race horse Pryor, died in England a few weeks ago. Lecompte died •just previously. Liverpool Market. —The sales of cotton for the week were 14,000 bales, at a decline in ' prices of from l-2d to 5-Bd. Money market was generallv unchanged. LATER. The steamship f’/7y of Washingtons arrived at New York on the Itfth. having left Liver pool on the 4tli. The Ariel brings over eleven thin; n 1 pounds in spee’e. The London mo ney market was unfavorably affected by the Niugura'gwcws. Demand for gold in the Bank of England continues. The launch of the ; I'astcrn has proved a failure. The fune ral of Cavignac was attended by fifteen thous and persons. Nothing later from India. Con | sols ipioted at 90 1-4. Kansas. —St. Louis, Nov. 14.—The Kansas Constitutional Convention has adjourned after i providing for a Provisional Government, to go into operation immediately. Genera) Calhoun is to he President, ’lhe clause sanctioning slavery was passed. i H »• \i. h-i.-e or Walker. —Mobile, Nov. 14. —Walker and his emigrants sailed in the •Fash ion’ today, for Greytown. She was advertised as a Greytown packet, obtained a regular clear , ance from the custom-house, and went out heavily freighted. Massacre of Government Troops.—Chica go, Nov. 11.—Reports have reached St. Pauls I of the massacre of five hundred Government . Troops by the India! s. Il is believed that the Troops butchered were a part of the Utah Expedition. Later from Utah. —Washington, Xov. 17. despatches confirm the de struction of the Military Trains and Mormon opposition to the entrance of U. S. Troops to U tah. Brigham Young defies the Government, and counsels hostilities in a determined man ner. TELEGRAPHIC. Wednesday. Nov. IMh, O’clock, P. M. XteOMer just imported her news is very unfavurM ble many failures have occurred—rate of interest raiserl. Too late for particulars. Orders for Uotton countciinandcd in the Macon market already.l Kansas Akfaiks.—The Convention, at Lecompton, has resolved to submit the Constitution to a popular vote, to decide fur or against slavery. The Ultras weir bitterly opposed to this move, ami threatened to home and leave them without a quorum. The Legislature will stand, 2*» Free .S'tate to 15 Democrat ic, in the House; and in the Council, Free Mate to 2 Democratie. Lane has resigned his command as General of the Free .State Militia. C9TTON MARKETS. MACON, Nov. l'.». COTTON firm at 11 to H t for Goud Middling, to Middling Fair; stock on sale very light. Planters are storing in the hope of getting better prices. Re ceipts about 4uv Bales a <-'ay. Hi ck in Warelli u 10,000 Bales. NEW YORK. N<»v. IT. Cotton quiet. COLUMBUS, Noy 17. Yc4erd<y was „ rainy dj»y, and but little inquiiy w i . ;nle f«>i Cotton. Tik- <j!rs hourver leached ill bales at 11\ ? > ll” t c. • t i Strict to Good nuddliug. Receipts of i;ie dai ba r-. '1 le* A i iei’s la-w- had t !✓* ellrv't io stiffen h dtl- < I!AHI.“.STON. Nov. 17. Sak. < f ( utt.m too b<dr«, at thd prices. Al Gl STA. Nov. 17 Sales of Cotton tu-d :y hales, piiiicipaiiy al 12 ; „c. .11A R3C s E I>, Ou the loth inst,, in this citv, bv Rev. S. Landrum, M. < lIARLES WELLINGTON t . Miss AMANDA .M. HA RIGS, all of Macon. Duj>, In Twiggs county, on the 7th inst., Mrs. LU CINDA I’EARi 'li. t irincrly the widow of Col. Hen ry Solomon, <Ze<vo-/ /, aged about fifty-two years. In the ilraJb tJ'Llus subject, children have shared the gieater loss ; servants a kind mistress, and the community a benevolent, active and much esteemed member. Ihr <b*c<ls of kindness, affability of man m rs and courtesy to all who knew her, will speak piaisvs to tier meiuorv, though she be silent in death. May her spirit rest with him who gave it. The mansion once admired by all, Whu passed its view or made its call. Stands now alone, unoccupied. The sacred spot where paipuls died. The Evergnecu-s--(la* shrubbery fair, Stand lovely nain.d in deep despair. Deprived of aid which once they had ; Ah, solemn thought, they arc gone, they are dead. The Burial Ground, not distant far, U inch speaks to us pre] are. Who once was nurtured l y those within A father, mother, sister, iiicnd. The lovely garden in which we played Stands shrouded, mournful and decayed. The decorated vard around In ruin now is to be found. No governor, his plans well laid. No mistres.'. fair to l»r oln*y cd. No steward, watchful as belbie. To which we looked ami felt secure. The family scattered though we bu Their fruitful labors now we see. The time is coming nearly by When we like them will have to die. Prepare us. Lord, for that event. May we for sin be penitent. And in that day when God shall call. May we assemble one and all L. S. SPECIAL AOTIi ES. NOTICE.— I will reply to the Rev. Mr. Landrum, iu the Math xlist Church of llii • city at 2 1 * o’clock on Sahhtith next. The public is invited to attend. .Macon, November 19, I<»7. ./. E. EVANS. ; N< >TlCE. —Please announce that ALBERT B. ROSS is a candidate for re-election to the office of Clerk of tl.e Superior Court, and will be supported by many Citizens. lie is willing to abide the nomination of his party should one be made. nov 12 7 J The frien.iw’wM. M. RILEY announce him an Independent Candidate for Clerk of (he Superior ( ourt of Bibb County at the election in January next, and will support him forthat office in dependent of all nomination*. MANY VOTERS. nov 5 4 SEH AIUEKTISEAIEATS. TAYLOR’S AVi l-SH M’l'l’TlC ELIXIR V’ E would call attention l » the above valuable i remedy as being the best evrf discovered for Dyspepsia; and tor the* alone we recommend it. We have many certificates, and could get many more, t; m sour d’ th;- im’aLP omiiivnt men in our section th<-State but-vvt-«<S|*ie this mo<le of adverti sing. -r- We only want the afflicted t<» give it a trial—andthe worse tin-ca*es the mme marked tl.e relief—to con vince all that this i« truly a wonderful remedy. We • only w isb we had the influence to induce every suf ferer from this terrible to give this remedy a trial, as we have never know n of a case yet that was not cured or relieved by it even with one bottle.— Give it a trial bv ulLmians. For sale bv GEORGE PAYN‘E, Mac<in. SMITH A EZZAKD, Bivpnetors. nov 19-3 in Atlanta, (»a. GOOD JIEWS FOB LADIES \ NY lady that will send beraddiosto Mrs. CREA GER, Baltimore City, Md.. with 8 three cent , postage stamps unclosed, will receive by return mail information of importance to her. B 'niafi, in w ihyteT f’ X- h'lj'pu. nor 19 "fn SOUTH-WESTERN RAIL ROAD. SCHEDULE FOR PASSENGER TRAINS. lEAVE Mucou 1.30, a. m., and 11.30, a. in.; ar a rive in Columbus 5..>2, a. m., and Ik3B, p. m.; leave Columbus 1.55, a. in., and 4.00, p. in. ; arrive i in Macon 5.56, a. m., and p. m. Jiiiu'tm Mucou and Albany. Leave Macon 1.30, a. m.; arrive in Albany, fi.sß, a. m.; leave Albany 3.4 U, p. m. ; arrive in Macon lU.2*, p. m. Accommodation train leaves Macon for Albany 7.”", a. in.. Tri weekly; arrive in Albany 4.55, p. m.; leave Albany 7».00, a. in., Tri-weekly ; arrive in Ma ( con 1.40, p. in. Mail Stages to and from Tullahasaee, ThomoHville i and Bainbridge connect wiln regular trains at Al bany. Passengers from Columbus and the West for South-Western Georgia or Florida should take the 4.0 U, p. in. train, or on Monday s, Wednesdays and Friday s the 1.55, a. m. tram at Columbus. Trains on South-Western Road connect direct with trains of Central Rail Road to Savannah and Augus ta. Passengers for Atlanta and the North-West should take the evening train at Albany and either train from Columbus to avoid detention.* First class Sicaniships leave Savaunuh on Wednesdays and Sat urdays for New York. Fare Cabin s2s.•'<», Steerage GEO. W ADAMS. Macon, Nov. Path, 1857. Superintendent. CENTRAL RAIL ROAD. LA X. i. . : NEW ARRANGEMENT. / \N and after Sunday, Nov. the l. ih, the I’ -sen ’ / ger Trains of this Road will be run as follows . BETWEEN SAVANNAH AND MACON*. Leave Savannah 1.15, a. in,, 2.46, p. ni. ; Arrive in Macon, a. m.. )2. a. m. Leave Macon 9.45, a. in., 1 !..»«>, p. m. Arrive in Savannah 7.20, p. ni., M. 50, a. m. BETW EKN SAV ANNAH AND AIXJI STA. Leave Savannah 1.15, a. ni., 11.15, a. m. Arrive in Augusta 9, a. in., 7, p. m. Leave Augusta 2, a. m., 3.45, p. ni. Arrive in Savannah N.s'\ a. m.. 10.55, p. in. BETWEEN MACON VND Al GI STA. Leave Macon V.47>, a. m., 11.. p. m. Arrive in Augusta 7, p. in., 9, a. m. Leave Augusta, 2, a. m., 3.45, p. ni. Arrive in Macon, 1U.45, a. ni., 12. J-V, a. m. Trains connect on arrival at Gordon, for Milleilge v iiie and Eatonton, at Macon with the trains of the South-Western Railroad for Columbus and Albany, i and with the Macon A Western Road for Atlanta. PaMcngers leaving Savannah by 1.15, a. in., train, will arrive in Atlanta about 6, p. m., leaving by the 2.45, p. m., tram, can arrive m Atlanta, next morning to breakfast. EMERSON FOOTE, Savannah, 1857. Gcn’l Sup’t. nov J 9 MACON & WESTERN R. ROAD. ‘ MACON, November 12th, 1857. ON and after Sunday, the 17th inst., the trains will be run as follows : lx*ave Macon 2, a. in., arrive Atluute 9,15, a. in. Leave Macon 12.15, p. m., arrive Atlanta6."s, p. m. Leave Atlanta 12, night, arriie Macon K.Ou, a. m. Leave Atlanta ]<».:;«», a. m., arrive Macon 4.15, p. ni. The night trains will not be run on Sundays, nor willthev stop Ix'twecn stations to take up or put off Passengers. ALFRED L. T YLEK, nov 19 Superintendent. -lE3 2D XA7 JFB. DILLS AND Pr.OMISSOBY RCTES, PBiCE S 5 59. A TREATISE OX BILLS OF EXCH ANG-E. AND PRO.MISSi >RY NOTES, BY ISAAC EDWARDS, Counsellor at Law. Jl'gt ]ntbllght<l and for xole l>g BANKS', GOFLD i CO., nov 19 J u Nassau stiwt, N. Y. X' OT1( I-. Si y o da \ s after d ite apph i'. >n u ill be * i made to the Ordinary of Jones county, for leave to sell two of the negroes belonging to the estate of Jefferson I’. Woodall, deceased. ASEN ATJI K. WOODALL, Adui’x. nov 19 I). IHHIGKiNS & SON. Macon, Ga., ni. anil n afarhtr, rs of\ SPO?.TI?n AIiIICLES ALC ± Every description of C3-TTISTS, RIFLES, PISTOLS. FISHING TAC KLE. ( TI LERY. WALK . ING STICKS, Ae. THE public generally an* invited t»» call an<l exam ine a- great a variety as can be foil ml in any house in the Si uth»*rn Slates. nov 12 E\|HTic!ice Tcarhcs Uisdoin, I say to those who have been my r- ...'■ and teo//'/*■ tor so many years, and '-LT arc now enjoying the bcnvlits <.f my skill, that 1 aui in daily communication with all the sources of infor mation, both North and South, connected with the Dental profession, and will omit nothing either in money or labor to give satisfaction to all who may fa vor me with their patronage. Please call at my old office, on the corner of 2d ami Mulberry stiects. over C. Campbell A Son’s ston*, sign of the Golden Tooth, nov 12 .1 C. Mi REYNOLDS. \ FIRST RATE GAHDENEH ti ..m s. ..tian J. <k- 1 sires employment, cither bv the dav or month. Apply l« ’ J/. .< TH" Vsn.\. .1/. n >v 12 BROWN’S MOTEL, MACON, GEORGIA, E. E. BItOU V. Proprietor. HAVING been fully convinced of the ex- / annoy i..g inconveniences to wlhcli the trav elling public, passing over our v urious Railroads, w ere constantly subject, ju***»«a the Proprietor determined to erect and tit up, at tin? most eligible and convenient point, a hotel that would supply eveiy demand ami be entirely worthy the pa tronage of the public. He ha*, after much labor and expense, carried <>ai his original purp'-se, leaving sc lected a site immediately opposjie, and within thirty , y ards ol’the Passenger Depot. Pcrscns leaving on ilu* night trains can enjoy , at least, an hour’s sleep Linger here than at any other h<»lcl in the city ; and the table is furnished with the best the country af fords; lhe room* are comfortably ventilated and sup plied with necessary furniture, and the servants are well trained and mav be summoned at any hour. He has spared no pains or expense to meet every want, am] supply every c mveuivncr, and mm every thing being complete, he flatters himself his Hotel at ( fords equal advantages to any other in the Slate. *.»•/ Remember this Hotel is immediately opposite the Passenger Depot. Mik' -ii. Ga., Nov. 12. 1857. Bl QUARTERS FOR FA3HIONABE DRY GOODS. IJOSTK'K A KFIN wiodd invite the attention «>f ) everybody, espec illy the Ladies, to their new . stuck < t FALL AND WINTER DRY GOODS, which are novvj ist opened and ready for inspection. It is a well known racl thul >itr Housi has always been ‘•Head (J’larteifor the Newest, Richest and most fashionable styles of Dress Goods, and we bohllv assert, that our present assortment will com pare in |M>int of taste, vaiiety and elfgance, with any stork in the State of Georgia. Ladies, one and all, we mv ite yen to call ami sec the most magnificent slock of Maple A Fauc> Cry s>lo»ds ever opened in Macon. Come, whether y«-u wish to buy or not ; we want yon to sec them, so that you can tell your neighbors and acquaintances how beautiful the goods are. Opt 19 BOSTICK A KEEN. R3SMOVAX.. .11. liLA< KSHEAR A- CO. HAVE removet! t<» their new Store in Washing ton Block, Mulberry Street, where they arc now prepared to exhibit their Fall and Winter stock of Clothing and Furnishing goods. Tlhv stock comprise every article necessary to a gctitlcinan’s W..!drobe of the latest styles and best manufacture, and by weekly importations from New York will be kept constantly complete during the season. \lso. Youth’s :itd Boy ’s Clothing, Trunks. Va lbes, Carpet Bags, Umbrellas, Ac. Their facilities an- such as to enable them to have special orders for garinuuts idled within a space of 10 to 14 day s, with lit guaranteed and style unsurpassed bv unv house. «H»t 20 3,000 Grafted Peach Trees FOR SALE. drafted an .Srnlling St or \ MONG tlirin are 1.’.0« Egrly Flowcllen Peaches, l<f‘» fiuslvy do., ]o,» Eerlv Crawfoid do., 100 laitr Crawfui J do., 1<•<• Early Tdstuu do. Busi<l<*s the above there are numerous other vari eties. They will br delivered in Mauon, or at Griswold ville. for *2O per hundn-d. '»r at the rate of 25 cents per tree for any number less than one hundred. Address the subscriber at GrisvvuUlviße, Ga. : nov o Hu THOMAS J. STEWART. Hardware, Iron*and Steel. I AHH A KT A Cl RD. MACON, GA. 11 ’OULD call the atten- » tiun of their custom f '*• • r 'J ■ ers, and those wishiug to V M purchase they are now re •,*•?.* HARDWARE, CUTLERY, NAILS. Ac. Consisting in pnrt of BLACKSMITH TOOLS, CARPENTER MACHINIST TANNER PLANTERS’ HARDWARE. BUILDERS’ CARRIAGE TRIMMINGS, BUGGY MATERIAL. RIMS, SPOKES A HUBS, SPRINGS A AXLES. kGKH I LTI R VL IMPLEMENTS. Corn Shelters, Plows, Straw Cutters, Corn ami Cobb Mills, Worrall’s Circular Saws, Mill Irons, Cross-cut Saws, Mill Saws, Hand ami Panml do Swedes Iron, all size, Retinerl Iron, Cast Steel, Band ami Oval Iron, Spring Steel, English Iron. German Steel, Hammond Plow Steel, warranted. Together with every thing usually kept in our line, all of which we will sell verv luw for caxh. oct 29 * CARHART & CURD. w IT( I!2>. jru iILRY, SILVER AND PLATED WARE. r I' , IIE umteiMgned m<- respectfully informs f'L I opening a bountiful stuck of Goods in hisline, ff.-Jlh which for beauty ami elegance cann.u b<* surpassed, and requests those who are purchasing to give him a , call as they will be sold very low fur cash. Store on Cotton Avenue one,door below Bostick A Kein’s. M. D. BARNES. WATCH EH. Gold and Silver Watches, Chataline, Fob, Vest ami Guard Chains, for sale cheap bv * M. D. BARNES. PINS and EAR RINGS, a ’. rge Stock of every va riety, and w ill be sold verv low bv M. D. BARNES. BRA< rd.ETS, Finger Rings. Watch K•> Pencils, Watch Seals and Chains. A large >■. idv for sale bv M. D. BARNES. SILVER SPOONS. Forks. Ladles, Pie. Fish and Pickle Knives, Salt and Mustard Spoons, Ac., for sale bv M’. I). BARNES. Plated Ware Cutlery, and a thousand other pretty things which will be sold on the most liberal terms by M. D BARNES. Watches, Clucks, Jewelry . Ac., repaired at short notice and warranted to give entile satisfaction, bv oet 2 M. D. BARN F> \I.YI e'LOTIII\<4 ST«>E€E. E. WINSHIP | S now opening a spl ndid and entirely r.w assort- 1 ment of Mens’ and Boys’ Ready Made Clothing’and Furnishing Goods, ; comprising the latest styles and varieties of Cloth and Beaver Raglans, from $8 to s4’\ Fur Trimmed. • “ “ “ “ Reversable Peli&siers, “ “ “ Cloth Katiatans, “ “ “ Boys’ Raglans, Cloth Frock Coats, 10 to 30, Pilot and Beaver Frock Coats, Business Suits 12 t » Fancy Fr. Cass, suits. Black Doe Skin Pants, French Cass., Silk Velvet Ve Is, Cashmere and Silk Vests, Cloth Vests. Trunks and Va lises, Carpet Bags, Canes, Umbrellas. While and colored Marseilles Shirts, White and col ored L. B. Shirts. Silk and Merino under Shirts, Silk and Cotton half hose. Scarfs and Cravats, Collars and Suspenders, Silk, Cashmere Buck Gloves, Alex andre’s kid Gloves, Travelling Shawls, Travelling Blankets. Bonnet Boxes, Ac., Ac His stock being entirely new. he trusts will induce many to call ami examine it before making their pur chases. He feels confident in assuring the public, that he will endeavor to keep the very best assort ment, and the latest styles of (roods, and will sell them nt such prices as cannot fail to attract the best judges and close-4 buyers. Comer of (‘otton \ venue and Cherry Streets, fronting Ross, Coleman A Ross, mid E. Bond. Macon, oct 19 MACKEREL, LIME ASD FEATHERS. | k I’A' K \ii <\ . >p Mack< rd ; 1 ' I" 11 Bands Thotmi'ton l.in -- ; .s<»o pounds Tennessee Feathers ; • For sale low for cash. J. B. AW. A. ROSS. «*! 19 ■ R. L. WOOD, HAS removed his rooms Sir the present, to CON ( ERT HAU , <qur Messrs Mix A Kirtland’s Sime Si•■ ••. where he i> prepare !to take likeness.« >n a Suparicr Srylx Havingju-t returned f.em New Y ok, he can show several H.w ail important improvements in the D.igurrrettii A?t. PHOTOGRAPHS. taken ax usual and Colored true to Nature, by Mr. BERU FF. rhe < 5 lt ’)j a:<*d Artist. A large collection ot Pictures "ii exhibiti.m, at his Rooms. /7 »/</« o'Uttt a afK.d Put a re, call and yua can one in It'S beet style. N. B. On the first of November, he will open his new ami magnificent Gallery in Washington Block, opposite the Lanier House. M.p! 2 . Lolls MEIIVIID | F. H. Ul ICGHARD, Late with M. D. Barues, Late with Dav A Muusenet MENARD & BURGHARD, Watch Makers and Jewellers, IV II 1. open at their New Store, Ralston’s ,trg \\ Range, corner of 4Olt >n Avenue ami (’hurry Street, about the ltd of October, beautiful and well selected assortment of Watches, C'lockM, Jewelry* Silverware, Mu sical Instrument*, Fancy Goods, Ac., Ac. An examination of which they would most respect I lly -•! lsi ng <*;!' nt that will be able to offer every thing in their line calculated to please the taste of even the most fastidious. Repairing of every description executed in a man ner tnat will guarantee satisfaction, by the best work nu n in the South. They hope, by offering choice and elegant Goods, . ami bv strict attention to business, to merit a liberal share of public patronage. j oet 19 JXO. B. BOSS IVM. A. ROSS. J. B. & W. A. ROSS, w II 01. E S A I. ’ V \ i> It E T A I I. Dry Goods & Gioccry Merchants, MACON, OA.. HAS I’ on hand, ami are now receivinif, in their . large new Store, on the corner <»f Second and Cherry Streets, one of the most extensive stocks of Ni:W AND SEASONABLE (iOODS I ever offered in the State. Our Ht<ck, besides a large ami genera! asoortmeid us Groceries, embraces an extensive variety of SHOES. HATS. HARD AND WOODEN WARE. CARPETINGS, AND Fancy and Staple Dry Goods. Our extended acquaintance and long experience in trade, afford us the most ample facilities for procur ing our goods on the most favorable terms, and • adapting < ur Stock u» the wa its <d the public, nd purchasing as we do, in large quantities, ami usually for the we can afford them to our customers at cori'.'spondinglv low price;’. While we cordially invite the public generallv, to avail theniselves of owr ample stock, from which to make their purchases for their personal wants, we would also especially invite Wholesale Purchasers to inspect vur Goods, and hear <>ur prices, before pur chasing. or <emlimz their orders elsewhere, for we . feel confident we cm offer as great inducements as any H<ni>e in ( arolit a or Georgia, and we are deter mined to do it. j Ti vus ami mo-, , -i. " J B. A W. A. ROSS. i ’ ’ BAGGING AND ROPE. i* iu I (’OILS R . u<!« m s be-t R <>»,.• ; OUU ‘>oo half c.dte do do do 200 il l White Rope ; 2<»o do Ni-w York Rope ; 2imhi |bs Twine ; soo ml], heavy Gunny Bagging ; 2'' 1 Bales do ’ do F<»r sale by J. B. A W. A. ROSS, oct 19 o o oxi ® FOR PLANTERS AND MERCHANTS. •* / 1 BALLS G.i |\i r-eys. li»case> Fleunels, » ’ 5 ,5.0-h) Negro Blankets, 27 “ Je.ms ami Cass. ‘ .5" 'B«d do 10 “ Stripes, 75 cases Wool hats, 29 “ Rich’d Hnme’pns, 1 320 •• Shoes. ]0 “ Sattinvtts, 2o “ Print.-. Jo •• Alpacas, 10 “ Ginghams, 7 “ Linens, 30 “ Clothing. We are adding dnil v to our st<»<-k a general assort ment of Goods in our line, to which we invite the at tention of purchasers who are in search of gmid bar gains. J. B. A W. A. ROSS. . oct 19 Fresh Butter. JUST received per Steamer. 7-o kegs of Extra Goshen Butter. HARDEMAN A GRIFFIN. Macon, November 12. 1857. 4 - __— . POTASH. >□ oct I,' E. L. STROHECKER/ CO. WHO $ a o , o Q.o l/ ty be alftulfied by risking 10 Dollars. fflalveN aud Quarter Tickets in Proportion. JASPER CO. ACADEMY LOTTERY. BY ACTItOWITY OF TUR STATE OF OhORGIA. Havana Plan, Singh Numbers. 30,000 Tickets™3.2B6tPrizes AMOUNTING TO I'lize- Urtiablc V* itliom Ih iluction. ANDERSON A SON. Miuiuiiers, Successors to J. F Wintkr, Managers. Our Lotteries draw in Macon, Ga. Small Schemes) every Saturday, and in Savannah, Ga. 'Large Schemes \ about the L’»th of every mouth. CLASS Dll, nnvws xov. L th, 1857, at ARMORY HALL. SAVANNAH. GEORGIA Under the Sworn Superintendence of W H. SYMONS and J. M. PRENTISS, Esqs. i ('APITALS of uu»', ifclo.iM.'u, $2,o«"», 3 Prizes of 5 of ssot», 1"<. <,f l'".» of ssi), r.i'oo of ami 72 Approximation prizes amounting to $.3,76<». Whole Tickets $lO, Halves Quarters $2.50. Look tu your interest and compare this scheme with any other. Bank Notes of sound Banks taken at par. Checks on New York remitted fur Prizes. Address orders fur Tickets, or Certificates us Pack ages of Tickets t-> ANDERSON A SON. Managers, Macon or Savannah. Ga. oct 17 HtO.V, SiTEEI,, HARDWARE AND CTTTTERY. NATHAN WEED, MACON, GEORGIA. •< j OFFERS for *.de one < f y :’J the largest and finest assort- - •'-3k nients of Hardware ever o: (if , sered m flic Slate, imported diicctly from S w % 0 < Englund, and from various Manufactu- jDi ” £'o/ ties iu the North. 'j/ No pains have been .«pared in M*’ecting, and having the must favorable facilities for buying, feel assured that ! can offer such inducements as will be to the advantage of all puivhasing to give me a call. My stock cunsi.'ts in part us the following arti- ( cles : BAR IRON—Swedes, English, Refined and Ameri can Hammered, all sizes. HORSE SHOE Band, Nail Rod, Hoop, Sheet, Boil er, Round and Square, Oval amt 1 . Oval, Ac. STEEL Plow, Cast, (Jerman, Spring, Blister. NAILS Cut and Wrought, Spikes, Brads. , BLACKSMITH’S TOOLS Anvils, Bellows, Vises, j Screw Plates, Hammers, Tongs, Horse Rasps. . PLOWS A lull assortment, Plow Lincs, Ilamus, Traces, Wagon Chains. CORN SHELLERS, Corn Mills, Spice Mills, Coffee Mills. STRAW CUTTERS Patent Self-sharpening, supe rior to unv in use. i MEAT CUTTEIIS Sausage Meat Cutters and Shif fers. HOLLOW WARE Pots, Ovens, Spiders, Fire-dogs, Shovels and Tongs, Saucepans, Wash Kettles, Boilers. AXES—S. W. Collins’ warranted Axes. King’s, Brad ley’s and others. HOES—Collins', Scuvil’s, Brade’s Patent, and Brtide’s Crown. SAWS I fission's celebrated Circular Saws, all sizes. Mill and Cross Cut, Tenon and Wood Saws. TOOLS Os all kinds used by Carpenters, Cabinet Makers and others. SPADES AND SHOVELS*—Aines A Adams long and ■ short handle. ROPE Cotton and Manilla, all sizes. BoltingClotiiz, Wire Cloths, Sieves. POCKET AND TABLE CI TLERY A large variety. ' FANCY GOODS Ad<q te<l to the use ot Country Merchants, to w hich I invite their attention, and to other goods betbre buy ing. oct 17 Flavoring Extracts, for Pics, Jel lies, &c. EXTRACTS of Peach. Extracts of Almon.d, “ Vanilla, “ Strawberry, “ Pine Apple “ Rose, Lemon, “ Orange, Nutmeg, " CcEury, Ft sale at the M;;clhi Di Store. '•ct 17 E. L. STROHECKER A CO. QI iNINE! QUININE! i > 'C| > i) h.T.d and for sale low bv (M H F ~ t i; E. L STROHECKER A CO. FRIiMI < <>N<7RESS U STER, SN Store and for sale bv oct 17 F.‘ L. STROHECKER A CO. G I RDEN SEED. IUST recoivrd a targe and fresh supply of this vear’s crop • 1 5.5; . The trade supplied at lowest tatvl. E. L. STROHECKER A ( 0. u<t 17 I RUBBER SHOES.-*- A large assortment ot Gents it nd b.a s Rubbers. Also Ladies slipper and san lai rubber Shce vof Goodyear’s celebrated patent. Just received and tbr side low bv out 19 .MIX A KIRTLAND. {PLANTATION BROGANS. Now in store the best assortment of Negro Shoes, vve have ever ottered in this market. Men’s double soled neg and nailed black and riis-wtts; do. heavy single soled black and russetts ; do. boys and youths black and nissetts, all of which we aie selling verv low. I oct. l‘.» MIX A KIRTLAND. I>OOTS AND SHOES Men’s ami Bovs and > Youth’s tine calf an I kip peg'd Bouts; M< .i’s >tont kin hunting and mud Boots; Gents la-ting Gaiters, Monterey, opera and ties, and tine calf Bro gans ; Gents, bovs’s and youths' patent and enam elled Brogans; Men’s boys’ and yontlis California kip Brogans, h large assortment. oct 19 MIX A KIRTLAND. FRESH DRUGS, MEDiCJNES, < II.OIK \LS, PAIS IS, OILS. WINDOW GLASS. PUTTY,' PEKFt MEHY. Ai r |' , llE undersigne 1 offers for sale nn ns low 1 terms us any house in the State, pine and i (diable Medicines, and warranted genuine. Chemicals in great variety. Drugs in gieat abundance and always fresh. Perfumery, assorted. Foreign and Domestic, Instruments- Surgical, Dental and all others, Toilet Articles in gieat variety. Fancy Soaps and other Soaps in great variety, Faints, (fib. Tn’i •; tine. Baruing Fluid, French Window Glass, and fresh Putty, Paint Briishe*. Cohns, Tools. Pencils and Sponges. V irnish Couch. Furniture, Damar and Japan, Med.cinal Herbs and Botanic Medicines, Starch. Coagics- Water and best Citrate Magnesia, Snuff, Tok. Bhieking, Crucibles. Sand Paper, Medical Scales, Mortars and Pestles, Iron and P<»rec- ' I.in. Gelvtines, Soda. Potash, Alum, Saltpetre, < '.i-t> r Oil, Sweet Oil, Cod Lil er Oil. Rose Water, Quinine, Morphine, Piperine and Acids, Balsam Wild Cherry, Cherry Pectoral. Lozenges. Gum Drops. Bryant’s Uhoteta Itemedv, “genuine.” Ami all other reliable preparations ot Medicine, Best Wines and Brandy fur Medicinal use only, Be-t Mustard and Spices for family use, \btindnnue offre*h Garden and Flower Seeds, Kentucky Blue Grass See l and other Seeds. GEORGE PAYNE, Druggist and Apothecary. Corner Mulberry St. and Cotton Avenue, Macon. Ga. ! oct 17 DRUGS. MEDICINE. PAINT. OIL. &C. MACON DRUG STORE. Fall and Winter Trade, 1C67. E. 1.. STROHECKER A- CO.. W HOM S \ 1,1! & RETAIL DRt’GGISTS. We arc daily receiving large supplies from DIRECT IMPORTERS AND MANLFACTURERS, r | s ill’S ensuring our cu-'■•■!;(•! < choice and -J i pure articles. Our Chemi' als are invaiiu l»;v purdinx-d from Manufacturers, direct, ena bling us to warrant them free from ad alteration. \\ e have now in si »re a “elect stock of DRUGS, MEDICINES. CHEMICALS PAINTS, OILS. WI X DO W <; L A SS, PAT FN T M EDICT N ES. DY E STUFFS. PAINT BRUSHES, Instrument*, YY hitc YVhrli Brushes, PhurmHcutica! Instrumental, tr.Kl Toilet Articles, Together with the beat a.-sortiuent of Instruments ever offered in this market. Planters, Physician-*,* and Merchant.* will consult their interest by examin ing our stock before purchasing. li. L. STROHE< KER A CO., Opposite Redding House. oct 17 .Macon. Ga ’y/■ al . E. SALISBURY IS now li .ted at hi - NEW STORE, on Mulberry Street, upnositc the L:iui»*r Hmi*o, and i« prepare’d to show bis old cu«touiers and the public generallv, a* large and varied of FINE READS’- MADE ( LOTHINt; ami GENTS FURNISHING GOODS, as can be found in this market. lie will be receiving constantly weekly shipments ftxzm Mew Yoik. embracing the latest atvles. E. S. oet 22-ts NOTICE. 10ST or misjaid one Due Bill on Manager A dc j Graffenreid for Fifty Dollars < A‘o (»/», All per sons are forewarned from trading for said Due Bill. ■os ■ JAMES COBB, Drayton, Ga VVAVTEO TO Him: BY the year 4" or 5o able bodied negro men. to work on Rail Road n .:ir Cuthbert, Randolph county. Ga. Liberal wages will he given. Apply itnmediately to A. M. LOCKET. nov 5-1 tn Afacon, Ga. ISAACS’ SALOON 1 , On Cherry Street, near Rataon's New Ha IL MACON, GEORGIA. IF yon are fond of noon cvriwr, and if you want to find all the delicacies of the season - a comfortable brvakfuM—nn excellent lunch—a tub stantial diinwr—a first-rule supper, or anything else in that line, you can’t be better suited than at Isaac's Cei EBl’ATth St LOOK. ' At this far-famed establishment, .Stranidjls and Residbxts can have whatever they call for, served up at moderate charges, in the best stylo and by thu ' must attentive waiters, at any hour from early in the morning until late at night. L>ok at his Bill of Fare, and choose for yourself: OY'STKHS From New York, Savannah aud Brunswick, in the shell or by the measure, raw, fried, stewed, in any wav vou waul them ALSO, Shrimps and Crabs, \\ ild Game of every variety, Y’euison and ifeef Mteaks, Mutton Chop* and Y’eal Cullets, Ham ami Egg*. Deviled Ham and Deviled Terapins, Mountain Oysters. Turtle Soup, Ac., Ac., Ac. I Wo:-d-ciick. Grouse. Mountain Geese, Squirrels, YY'ild Ducks. Fish, and anything that an cpicute wants, can always he had w hen in season. ISAACS invites the hi xGitr and thikstv passing through Macon, to give him a call, ;us his LARDER is daily >upplied with nil the dainties to be procured in the Savannah and New Y ork markets, and his B\R furnished w ith the best of LiQVORS, SEGvnsand other accompaniments. Confectioneries and Fruit. ISAACS also keeps constantly on hand a goud as sortment of ( COSFEUTIONKHIES, On AXGKS, APPLBft, Bananas, J’INE Apples, Y’aiious descriptions us Nits, (’ vkes, Ac. All of which ran be purchased at low prices for Ctn>h. Be sure and call at THE ISAACS HOUSE, or, ISAACS’ RESTAURANT. CitEHitY Stiii et, xru Riston’s new Hall, Afacun, Georaia. • cl 17 BOWDRE & ANDERSON. GROCERS A COMMISSION MERCHANTS. M.VCOX. O A. Liberal Advances male on in Stere. F I’’HE subscribers Lavr in store their usual stock of I Full and WuiA i -iippli< whi' htl \ utter I , sale at the lowest market rales, among which are : ;»o Bbls, refined A, B, C, and Crushed Sugars, ItHi bags Rio, Laguira and Java Coffee, 2" packages Green and Black Teas —some very choice, 1000 sacks Salt, 1" sacks tine Table Salt, 1" Hhds. Mulasses, t 00 (tids. Linser I Oil, !<“' Gals. Boiled Linseed Oil, moo Lbs. purr White Lead in Oil, I'HJo Lbs. pure Zinc in Oil. l."o Lb*. Blake's and Bridgewater Firc-pruof Paint, 2'"» Gals. Sperm and B. YV. W. Oil, 75 boxes Sperm and Adamantine Candles. Fine old \\ incs and Brandies fur medicinal u»r, 4", Sugars all grades, some very tine, lu,'“"» lbs. prime Tenncsseee Bacon, Sides and Shoulders, | 20 boxes Starch, 20 boxes Soap. 1",""" lbs. Family and Superfine Flour, , 15" krgs Nails, ' 2" bales Gunny Cloth, 2« M .’ cods Richardson’s Machine Rope, lbs. 3" doz. Collins A Cu.'s and Leverett’s Axes, 1-5(M.' Negro Blankets of various qualities, . Goo pair superior Georgia Negro Brogans, i With most articles suitable for Planters. oct 17 BOWDUE A ANDERSON. (hinnburga. Ynriianntl Shirting. ( i v BALES Flint Ro < : O>naburgs and Y arns, i ’ ' For sale at Factory prices bv l oct 17 BOWDRE A ANDERSON. On C onsignment. *Mi Y (’OILS Rid nd-.on .- IL iiip Leap Rope, » ) ’ • ’ I Fur aah I BOWDRE A ALDERSON. A. A. MENARD. DRCGGIST AND APOTHECARY, < ii KHiev street, ma< ’on. H AS just received and will keep constant- —J Iv on Lund a fresh supply of DKUGS A. V'-tf MEDICINES, consisting of ' zH QI ININ 1., IODINE, SAL V INE, ( HLOKOI'ORAI, IODINE POTASH, < 1 ID.MI'L, MORPHINE, PIPERINE, B U E MASS, &c», Ar. Also, a la; go Lit of American, English and German PERFUMERY. CAMPHINE, BURNING FLUID, SPIRITS TURPENTINE, ALCOHOL. sweedish leeches. GARDEN SEEDS. Ar . Ac. He will id so keep a ptiic article «»f BR \NDY A WINE for Medicinal purposes. oct 17 CURTAIN GOODS AND CARPETINGS. \ large supply ju*t received, and wiil he sold very cheap bv BOSTICK A KEIN. | oct 19 NEW HAT & CAP STORE. An entirely New Stock of Hats and Caps. CHAS. B. STONE, (LATE WITH UKI.HEN A <X>.,» HAS now opened in the Washington Block, ■ near ly opposite the Lanier House,.- uu entir !y new Mok of Gent*’, Roys’ and Children’*’ lints and < ups, «>f every quality and put tern. Planters in w ant of WOOL HATS f<>r Plantation use. w ill find it to their interest to give him a call be . fore baying elsewhere. Having an experience of eight years him! nn-rr. in the 11 Ai and CAI* BUSIN ESS in this cih. he flat ters himself he will be able to furnish his <.|d friend* • and customers with the very latest fashion*, and at rta*nwihh ratr*. He has also made arranguieiita with the most ex tensive manufacturers to supply him with the latest styles through the season. Thankful for pn-t favors, he would solicit a c-n --tinuance of public patronage. Macon, oct 19 BOOTS AND SHOES. 4 T THE SIGN OF THE BIG BOOT, N... j , '. Cotton Avenue, opp«>si*e Washington » Hall Lot. Macon, Georgia. The snl cnLct < 1 would return their thanks for the very liberal ami long continued patronage extended to them, and would most respectfully solicit u continuance of the same. We haxe in store a large assortment of EO3TS AND SHOES mostly of «»ur own manufacture, to which weekly ad ditions will be made, of all the different styles and patterns usually called for in a shoe store, and would invite th<><c w ishing to purchase, to cal) and exam ine otu* stock, as we are prepared to sell as low a* anr house in the citv or State. Act 1:» MIX A KIRTLAND. INGOTS A full assortment Gents’ fine French ) Calf Bools, pump «*>le, welted ami water proof, of various kinds and qualities, both sewed and peg ged. Just received and for sale low bv MIX A KIRTLA ND. ATTENTION PLANTERS. *1 1 ” E can sunplv >ou with Negro Blankets, K« r ' » srvs and Plantation Goods, on as favorable terms n< anv other establishment in Geotgia. Give us n call. BOSTICK A KEIN. net 19 HIT* ! SI ATS ! BELDEN CO-, VRE now receiving at their Fashionable HatCß Store, under Ralston’s New Concert Cherry Street, M icon, a large and varied assortment 1 of Goods in their line, consisting in part of the fol lowing articles : FALL SILK HATS. EXTRA FASHIONABLE Black Beaver Hats, Extra French Felt llats, Mens* Cashm- Mens’ Mantiloes, Mens’ Drab Beaver*. Mens’ Silk V’el vet Caps. M'-..Navy Caps, Ex tra Ladies’ Riding Hats, extra line. Otto Cap*, extra. Bovs’ Hats. Fine Cashnioiydte ami Fine Black end Pur Hats. Wool Hats, Navy and Black Velvet Caps. Cloth Cap.*, from 50 cts., to $2 ts>. Also a large us •ort meut of Plantation Goods, Leather Hat Boxes, Um brellas, Ac. All of which will ho sold nt fair prices. Jobbers from town or country, can have their Slock replcn , ished on favorable terms. oct 17 _____ SILKS ! SILKS ! SILKS! ~ r |MIE hirgv-i. hand.*omr-t and cheapest stock over 1 brought to Macon, including every stylo, color and price, from *l2 to |ldOa pattern, just opened nt BOSTICK A KEI N S. oct 12 TO PLANTERS. r I■'HR subscribers have on hand, a good stock of 1 Osnabnrga, Kerseys, Blankets, and coarse Shoes •mitablc lor the season, also, a general stock of Gro ceries which they will sell cheap for Cash or ftfiprov- ' C. Macon, October 20, jffiT. Gcc. T. Rogers & Son n AY’E iu Ston-anS wmstnntly receiving a large unit genernl au>ck of Groceries, consulting .i» part of 12" Bags Rte Coffee, 25 bags Old Government Java Coffee, ' i Cask (’ey I oft Coffee, very choice, 20 Bogs Pepper and Hpice, • 1 BbL. crushed uud Powdered Sugar, 75 Bbls. Refined Sugar, various grade*, 2-5 Hhds. choice Molasses, 15 Hhds. Bacon Sides, • I* " boxes Sperm and Adamantine Candle*, .50 Boxes Soap, various qualities, 3" Boxes Starch, various grades, ' Boxes gross' Pepper, Spice add GitigCf, 45 Boxes Candy, assorted. Boxes Tobacco, all qualiftdr, ,8u Boxes Pickh’s, assorted sizes, 6.s,'M'i» (7igars of every grade, Together with a general assortment us Liquors - all •f which will lie sold low for Cash. oct 20 HARDEMAN A GRIFFIN, TV iiolesalc A Itctail <.rocers, ' )nt r Cherry d: Third Strati. Keep constantly on hand. Si <■ YRS <>f every description. COFFEE. Java, Laguira and Rio. I LOF II Different brands, including Hiram Xtnitii, ( :q»e Jessamine, Superior Quality; and various g ■•i in:i ar.d Tenne-see Brands. Mackeii I. Paints. Oils, Snuff. Cheese, Bag'iia- I '. R'q e. Yloln> es. Butter, Candles, Nails and Salt. Staple Dry G< ..ds, ar.d other articles usually kept in a Grocery Store. Also, Liqu* i- - t ;11 kinds Qtard and Rochelle Bran i d.i . Midland Gin, Jamaica Rum. Old Mononga hela, Scotch and Bourbon Whiskey. WINES Champagne, Sherry. Port, Madeira an! Domes tic. YMERICA’v LIQUORS, including Brandy, Gin, Rum, W! i>ky, YY'ild Cherry Brandy, Bitter*, Gihg.-r Wire. SEG.YRS A TOB ACCO of various brands, All us which will l,i sold ou leur-unabte terms for t'ash or approved Credit. vet 22 BAZAAR OF FAMIIOX .’ $50,000 WORTH { )F tl.e most elegant, rich and varied assortment Fall ami Winter Dry Goods just received and in store at ROSS, COLEMAN & ROSS', Cotton Avenoe, ever before offered tu the criticism of a fashionable world. Allow (u most respectfully to solicit an early iuspvcttou of our European and Dome fabrics, consisting of everything that can charui the eve or captivate the taste of even the most fastidious. Y\ e feel no hesitancy in proclaimhig it the largest, richest and most varied assortment, by far that was ' ever brought to Macon. A notice of only a few of our novelties, will give a -light idea of the magnifi cence of our «tork, and the bright and beautiful do \elfie- that adorn our shelves ami cunntors. Point D’Alenccn I.A« E COLLARS, from |l2 00 to (Mi each. i 11. al Fter.ch EM BRO IDEIIED SETTS, from 00 to ■*2s o'l per set. liu.br •'’ered HANDKERCHIEFS, from $1 t > »2 5 no each. Jaconet and Swiss BANDS, from 25 cents to ?7 00 a suit). Roh' -. Aquil’oc in worsteu jtid silk embroidered with velvet, from >5 CO to sl'.:o p.i u Dress Pattern. Lady Courtnay Morning R« bes, from SI2OO tu fc.'iO*) THIRTEEN 111 XDRED DOLLARS worth of r.vw Jaconet and Swiss frillings—exclusive styles, at all prices. Cloth nd Y’elvtt MANTILJ.aS, from $3 vO to <IOO 00 each. Embroidered Velvet MANTILLAS worked with Silk and Ostrich Feathem. OH Paint mgs, among w hich are Svbii's Cave at Ho boken, New Jervev, and the tomb us Kustiu«co. A great variety us Tapestry, V( Ivet, Taj e.btry Brus sels Three ply and Ingrain Cnrjietings, Rugs, Druggets, Od Cloths, Ac. Our stock of plantation goods is most ample and conipletr, s-4 YY hitc Blankets at 62 1-2 cent* oaeb, i and prici running up to $1 25 each. Ever, be.lv is camotly elicited to give ns a call, as .»ur stock is unusually large and we are bound to . sell. • ?:•' Please lemrnd cr to get at the right place on Cotron Avenue, at ROSS, COLEMAN A ROSS’. GCt 22 I GROES. I LIKELY' NI'GROES now < n hand for sale, for •)' ’ bills f the Manuiacturer's Bank or other cur rent funds. WILSON (’. HARDY, oct 20 Day & Mausscnct, HA \ ING removed to their NEW STORE on Mul hern- Street next door to E. L. Strohecker A ('<». Where they will be pleased to see their old customers. They would say to all wishing goods in ihvir line, that they are now opening a xp I end id as sort incut, which will be sold at the Zoweel price*. Tie \ intend gixing their persona! attention to WATCH REPAIRING. Having been befoie the public in that capacity for 15 and 20 years, the pub lic arc able to judge of their merits in that way. I JEWELRN REPAIRING dune ul the shortest no tice and / r p tibh WATCHES, Mau I ic and Hunting Ca?e<. Gold and ißfrer Hodddi Wntrl.es. for -ale bv oct 22 DAY A MA USSENET. uJ \\ jSS \nrhorai.d L.tfrino WATCHES, Gold <.;«•< * G> <*.!.. UA\ ..NET. ’ I n V» ATtHI I BIA.MO.NDS opal. Ki. 1 ~ <. a l l <■, i •»paze, Pearl and -olid gold Huger Rings of all styles and pric.*«. For sale bv oet 17 D \ Y A M ' USSL’N'ET \ LARGE a-'ortnienf of Fob, Vest, < lmtrtliu:. and Guard chains of all Myles and prices. Lor sale bx ioct 22j DAV A MAUSSENET. \ LARGE us-oitni'Tit of silver and plated warn f.r xde by (oct 22 DAY A MAI sSENET MUSI< ALINbTIU MENTS. Violins, Flutes, bi colctte*. Guitar-. Banjoes, Tamborines, BftcS Violins. Ace udeous, best luliau String-, Ac.. Ac. For -ale b\ ... t p-: D\Y A MAUSSENET. \I.ARG FA M 1 COOKS. TOT'S. . for sale by KAY A M M’SSJ-NET oct 22 / ’ 1 « ■ Day A MAI SSI NET WANTED. \ FIRST RATE Single Dray and Harness; also, a good llurse for the Drax. Appix at Georgia Telegraph Office, oct 29 4 LA KG I . \ ixi. CUTLERY, for -nlc bv Watches, Jewelry, Ac. 1357. FALL & WINTER TRADE. 1857. \ NEW. LARGE AND ELEGANT STOCK, I EMBRACING almost every article that /np j can be called for in a first class Jewelry "E-yX Establishment, just opened and for -ale on the Jr* most liberal terms, l>v oct L.I E. J. JOHNSTON A CO. Repairing and vngraviug pratly mid well done at I short notice. Mulberry St., 3d door above Lanier House, Macon, PIANO ZFOdFtTES- OF tb<-celebrated make of Chickerin: r.gg. - • A S and N umi* A Clark, at 1 tnry prices. Violins, Flutes, Guitars.J J ® J I Accord‘on-, Flutena-, Hannonicaus, Ac., for -ulu on the best terms bv E J JOHNSTON A CO. Fanct A Maple Articles. O1 Gold, Silver, China, GiasAc , carefully select ed for Bridal and other Pre.-entattcns. Thelar ’ gc-1 and n.-atest variety ever oflhjvd in this nnu kt I at (oct 29’ E. J. JOHNSTON A CO’S. Ladies’ <»rk EBuies. lA’’KITING D - k«, Cabas. Card Cases, Gauntlet?, ' * Riding Wliip.-, Satchels. Reticules, Baskets, Ac. A tine assurtmeut on the best terms. E. J. JOHNSTON A CO. Pocket t utiery. P> \ZORS and STROPS, Pocket Books, Pursee, t Caucs, Pluviug curds, Ac., at E. J. JOHNSTON A Double and Siinfrle (rtius, rSTOLS and Equipments, for sale at very low prices, by joct 2. ] E. J. JOHNSTON. SUSPENDED currency in gt»ud standing, taken at par by ioct. 2‘,'] E. J. JOHNSON A CO. RFWOVAIi. U J. TT. <3c W. S. ELLIS HAVE n moved Jbeir Drug Store to the New Building <»pl osite E. Bond’s, near Cotton Ave nue. where they xx ill keep open a general assortirout .of DRUGS and MEDICINES. Abo, a stock of Lan dreth's Fresh Garden Seeds, wholesale and retail. - Cherry Street, near Cotton Avenue. oct2V2m Toy Tea Setts, DOLLS, Grace-, Battlvdovrs, Jumping Ropo«, To«»l Boxes. Building Blocks, New Gaines, Al phabets, Bows ami arrows., Ac., Ac., for sale bv oct • E. J. JOHNSTON MAHBLF. WORKS. J. B. ARTOPE, \ f VNUFACTURER of ami Dealer in Foreign and Domestic Marble, IfanvnwMt, Mvdlw, Furniture Slahg t d'C., has removed the Mar bio Works from Cotton Avenue, to the corner of and Plumb Street, a short distance South of Hardv man A Sparks’ Warehouse, ect ?0-ly