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I I v. AfACoN’* « A. Thursday, November 26, 1857. 23? ’ Mil E. Wixsini’ invites attention to his stock of Clothing. It embraces everything' necessary to u gentleman's wardrobe. THANKSGIVING. It will be seen from the Governor's I’roela- > mation that this day is appointed for thanks giving and prayer. There will be service in the Episcopal and Methodi-t Churches. '"At the late Termofthe Superior Com t. Mr. I.kllov Holt, of this city, after a bi My creditable examination, was duly admitted to the bar. AVe congratulate him upon being en rolled among the disciples ot Blackstone, ; ml heartily wish him success in his professional career. ’ The Alabama Faib v. as brought to aib o last Saturday. The Agricultural Society is re ported to huve kept up its reputation. Th-.:, was a fair attendance, notwithstanding tin weather for a part of the time was unfavorable. A Tournament dosed the ceremonies, ami up- m the whole it is saidtohav.- been agi.-.::d '.■< NOMINEES. The following nnnouneme’it hasbe a"! t cd in for publication. As it is not the fashion now-a-days for “ the odiee to seek the man. " we are somewhat afraid that the oilice will hardly be able to ‘•find” our friend, Mr. Ho ■ . Since his party, however, is largely in the a- Cendant, it is possible he may Ik- •• ca ' l.t!” So mote it be. Messrs. Editors: Permit many citizens, the ugh your columns, to propose the name ol" our hi-lih < • teemed and intelligent fellow-citizen, Sima llos Esq., as the Old Line Whig candidate for the Mat ural ity of our city, at the ensuing elec lion. GOV. BROWN 02 GEORGIA ON THE RANKS. AVe have read the inaugural address of the new Governor of Georgia with the ate-t •satisfaction. It is brief., but pregnant with the truest spirit and wisest counsel. Its treatment of the Banks is worthy of all admiration. On ly let Gov. Bttowx light the battle out as it is begun, and he will receive the applause of tin country. — Tin s-’iiih. THE DEMOCRATIC PARTY. AVe take the liberty of copyingthe follow! extract from a private letter wlm-h wc haver ceivedfr.un a distinguished Georgia politician: “I am gratilied to find in these truce making times, one newspaper of the proper sp:r:t, al: I I hope of proper purpose. "The ilemoeratieparty claims paternity from the right political stock—hasdom-too mm-li of good for the country—is defined by the princi ples of the Constitution, and is of too mti'-b value to the hopes of the country, to allow it to be out lawed for any expediency. “Whoever as the aget t of Itemooracy. pre sumes to do wrong, should l-c h id ot it in words not c.mbigaoim. and pnni-hed it’ tli.y do not receive teaching, i’re-erv.- tile spirit ot Ifemocracy and the (.xn.tr;. is -. Eire.—AVe re r. t to iesi I t’u-.t hr. Roper’s r ssidencc ind out h tory, two miles west of Ge rein, was a tea davs ago eo-ismoi-'l io tire. 11 -an I hi« t’ntn’ly w ere a- -.-nt that (lay ate -adiug :i me ting, and hist returned in time to se ! -1 i fi i.ita ruins. Every thing in ■; .ic.vmvd except a few p.i. l-T chairs. - l.imtivuid J<"’. ■j„d. te'.e tit.mnc NEWS. The steamship. Y.n ’.- rl.’it, lia-arriv, 1. wi «lates t > the 1 Ith hut. In If pool, all (| 1 ities of Cot: -1 h:i I'l l:n ■ 1 s 1 t> 2 p . 'This (vets -d a ■ i .m. mi I all t'i ■ ii - refused to di -ouH. th- i .•ea-nry i- ■ 1 a or 1.-r s i.pa ilii• ti • ’>: i’<‘ ' • ,cter a ;fio.-iz rng the issue of small note: of any mmr.mt. the p-tni ■ then ce • 1 imm ■ liately—the u ■•( ■ was rec.-ire 1 w ith m clanuition in all the Com mercial Cities the cotton market r: i’i- d. .- ' sales of it.ooo bales were m.idc on Friday. : t *5-4.1 nd'.mee. The niiirkv t rlo—4 with mt a 1 v anciie-. U i.-h m y Middlii s (pint lat 7 ;)-Sd. Fmoi Mrxn o. New Or'c-.t: . Nov. 01. Till 1 Ste.-misilip Tennessee has arrived with late dates from Mexico. The country was dis tracted, ami supposed to b-on the (■(-■ a revolution, the ol>i>- ; lof which is to m.ike San ta Anna President. The Tenn-ssei 1 lirin-'s 2:1 politic.:! exo s. ;i --isiung them, Ex-President Solas. COTTON MARKET”. MACON, Nov. 2-’th.- -The accounts by the \ a:. h i bill have had no material efiuut upon the nit:! •: here. There i< n • ’■ I }>!• ’. . I hut I sale. About l'» c<s - his to be t'. ■ i liliiiix pi lor good cotton. SAVANNXH. Nov. 24. Market depressed, bales sold; Cood Middling nt 11 els AUGUSTA, Nov. 2k- 1U"«» bales sold to-d;iv at to lie. CIIARLK'T )N. N.>v. 24. —Saiei <>f th? day bait s: Middling 11 ' ,e. Ni:w YORK, ’> ■ market dull; Uplands quoted at lie. M.W ORLE . \ \ ' at irregular prices, mostly at 11’ .<•. SEesid, On the eve-ii'itf of th • ‘ :h in<t.. of JulLinritt >n <4 the Brain, JOHN SAMi liL, second son of Dr. E. .1. McGehee of Houston county. He was a boy ot gr> premise. SPEI KL XOTU ES. Opening and Closing of the Mails. Post Orice, Macon, Ga., Nov. I"’,’. 1 The Office will be opened on and after Sunday, __d inst., at the following hours : Open from s 15 n. m. until 11 a. m. do do 12 m. until 1 p. m. do do 2 o<» p. in. until 4 CO p. m. do do sp. m. until 5." p. m. Sundays from Sto9 a. ni. and from •' to ■p. m. The Northern Mail closes at s p- t>»- Savannah Mail closes ats p. in. South-Western and Western Mails....s p. hi. Atlanta and Noj-fh-Western Mailss p. in. Clinton Mail closes Mondays, Wednes- days and Fridaysß p. m. Marion Mail vl»»s s T l ie>day-' nd Fri- daysß p. m. Cornucopia Mail evury Tiiesil; s p. m. Pine Level Mail every Tuesday.* p. m. I’olaparchce Nfnil closes every Tuoday and Fridayl‘» a. m. Hov2'i-lin E. L. STKOIIiN’KEII. I*. M. ATTENTION DE.IIOI K VF* J .. X The Executive .iuiit. e <>f the D- ti-.oratic U.ii ty having published in the !•»<♦ issue of the Ge n _r ;. T« !e graph, a notice fir the -t ■ 1 districts of tbw count;, to call meetings for the purpose <.f appoiutinti del. gat»«s io nominate can i i.it -tore inr’y officers. n<uv desire, in accordance Avi’h the v. i-h of the n.i : rii\ • ■' the friends of t i.e party, tovA.thd hv tie call, nunc mature <L liberation they tind that tl.- r po\v« rs dn not so far n»’fl;« i »/•• them, and im ’ ■t’ • i i. ■ ' . • - of th ? Dvmociafv Party to meet :.t Mac n <>a Saint day, the sth of December next, to scale on such moth o,| <»f nominating candidates a-L-.; ’ue niches of the inajoritv of the partv. J. \. NISBET, THANKSGIVING DAY Divine Service in Christ Church, commciK iug at half pas‘. ten o'clock this morning. The j public are invited. CITY DIIMOCK ATIC MEETING. The Democratic Party of the city is requested to meet at the Council (’hamber on Saturday next, at 11 , o’clock, to take into consideration the nomination for .Mayor and Aldermen for the ensuing year. NOTICE. i The Democratic Party of Jones county arc request e<l to meet at the court house in Clinton on the first , Tuesday in December next, for the purpose of nomi nating candidates for county’ offices. Nov. 261 h, 16.57. MANY VOTERS. \ : • ICE. As the Rev. J. E. Evans has again called the pub lic together to hear him in opposition to Baptist Prin ciples and Practice, 1 therefore feel it to be my duty to make another reply. The public are invited to at- ; I tend on Sabbath (the 2. th inst.,; at 2 o’clock, P. M. S. LANDRUM. 2 ? , Wc are authorized to announce Richard I Ci an as a candidate for re-election to the office of i Clerk and Treasurer of the city of Macon. Election on Si.tnrday, the 12th of December proximo. ; NOTICE. —Please aiinoiiiice that AI.-JERT B. ROSS is a candidate for re-election to theofiice of Clerk of the Superior Court, and will be supported by many Citizens. He is willing to abide the nomination of his party should one be made. nov 12 ’ ; The friends <>f WM. M. RILE\ a.imnmce him an Independent Candidate for Clerk of the Superior Court of Bibb County nt the election in .January next, and will support him for that office in dependent <<fall nominations. MANY OTEILS. nov .5 NEH ADVEimsEMEM’S. ADVERTISED LETTERS. r IN'IE following i< a list of letters remaining uncall- 1 e l for in the Post Office, at .Macon, on the 25th i Nov., 1 '57. J.s.‘ •persons calling for any of them, will please i.sk for advertised letters. Jone >, li.iss Mary Johnson, Edward P Johnson, W \\ James, John Jones, Authur K King, Rev J Lawrence Krai nes, mi.-s Cath King, mrs Eleanor J King, Wm H Kellev, Geo E Kelley, W W Kellev, W Kock, E K !< ing. Rev Jas Kin_ r . mrs M A Kee.-.m, mrs Mary Knight, miss Emma L Long, . Lockett, W C 1 ,owe, John Little, mrs Mary Lane. Henry Low, flms Long. Alfred I .ockett. B G Litton, Burton R laj\ ett. Jas Lev my, ‘» W Low, Eugenia L mier, t i .s W l.in.si, L L Ly nn, R B J.':U‘.rquist, Leng. TT Lathrop, Titos Z I.? ma’ I. Jas M kMathews, miss Margaret :. s’uri i.v, J >hn ?!■ . \. Wm R Aioni -.m.ci v, A N Me \ : ihur, Daniel P •o c :..!!, I. W M.mtiie, B H M’Lvuii. R Ma-.. . • G.i vt. Ed n r. f M.i’-v;, ul, mrs Virgm a E M< ■. m. Jane M • -! . A. Wm • . Dr !»;•: vlav :' - :i. -I T 11-Donnd, miss Honor.a • McGritmis, miss Ann McUrearv, J> h i Mardtom A M •• t >id,T W . D. A C McXcema. mrs J Motfet, A M McGrv/.-r. MT 3 Met anno, tJeo McLcman, R Munch. M Muloon, J.-hn 5j tine', John Mei?: it. T W May. Kitchen Muol-'cl.. miss Jcnetle Meloiiv. John Miller A llim rn i i Mitchel. < >1 Join! Mitchc'd. Jessee Murph. Ann Moulton, E C N Nowell, ( has N i-bett. mrs F W N . . A.-rtln W M Neis -n. Ik bt M O O’Hanley, mis Catharine Orr, mi>sßeller O’lL : ra, Patiivk Ouslev, mrs A Ovatrdmre, Philippe O Neal. .I.lm O B\ me, Patrick P Page, mrs Sallic Phi.bps, R |> Parker, Jas P. t k>. Lea is J P.; kv;-, Nancy A Porter, Oliver Pope, miss Mary E P i icr, John li H Phdon, Jas J’orter.O A J ll Phillips, miss Sarah A Peavy, mrs Levvviuey Parker Reuben Pollard, E A Roberts, Luke Reading, J 11 Rogers, Master A W Kay, Jas 11 2 Robinson. Jas Kogers, Matthews Kamig, mrs Rebecca Russell, Wm F Rve. miss Georgia Ann Rooks, Eliza Reid, Rufus, jr Rice, Mr Rhodes, L B S Sutton, J J Sumner, mr- Sallie Sorrell, mrs Martha E Se..; >. A G S. i rell, RH D 3 Salter, Wm Shamilan, Margaret Sheris, J Sullivan, miss S F St robell, J A Shortal, Patrick *< rs. J G Summerlin. J II Stea a; t. Wash Smith, mi -s Anna Sargent, H .j S! aw, mrs M Smith, miss Mary Smith, mis» Sophia Simmons, P S or A P Sim.-. I! bt Sec* s, C S Se.iv er, mrs A M Stevens, mrsC A 2 Sikes, Wiley Spitz Augustus SKAvai t, Ja, F mUh, D C ’ Si.nth. miss Anna Fhvpard. Chas I' Smith. Wm D R Stozier, S G Smith, E J • iSpcer, mi* ■ M X. Stew art, Jaeobus T Thomas. miss Caroline T. ttrni. W J i arum, m: sN . ucy T?mmn* >n. Wm J II Tremble, Thomas Turner, miss Mollie Thoma*, mrs C Li Tin man. (> A A A’.linever. John A mold, John F Allen, mis* .lane Allen, miss Mary Atwood, lleiny Anderson, I. C Andre - , s, S J Berrion, <T M Br.kxv.cli. Col D B P.vrd, Aifre i Ih.sv Ha.i. FaithaL Boykin, S.miuel Bia an. W J Br own. Mollie colored,) Brvan, B Batts, Dr J •.* Battle, Dr II L Bull, mi • .1 J Bonhart, miss Lucretia Brins-»n. tnrs Jo inna J Bai ker, Thom.ls Buckner. I einnel Barnes, John H Beavers, Geo A B.irfell, R Burnett, Jeremiah Beale, DrG D Bond,C B Pv.lhH-k. J...::-h Beasley. Wmß 2 Bri; n’. . m..'.' Tabitha B: c« . ivil.ci t Ph? ... J. Lu A Br..wn, Margaret B,;ri.< fi B I;.:, . . i ■■ ■i.ii’.ck A B. >v n, T li i. • h |i I-. ’.e, Sadi r & C » mo sis Bt.e' D D !»: •»(« a, i' l> 1 ri, P:. -ik. '-er\’|'.) i;<- n»o. a! S •Tri.Hrk. Ec-ij iiiwh,. >. K i B ! !•' p.. - .1, Col W L C ( i: »s Marr (• ■ib.u, i.u .- Adeline B c ,1’ i«>n. mrs Lucinda a .1, Willis M Ci 'V. i.i, \\ ui i i.iiiii, P U.irrollus, mix Margaret C- . io.;::, J..lm C .. toss, m;<s Martha Cano.-, mi- Bel toy Co.ldington, David ('aikoiiH, miss Li. zic M C. -.,,‘r, Jas ( Crodin. Michael A ('hei ia . I-ace N Cobb, .Ic-'sce Carter, Andrew Caxidy, Terence Cross, John Codv, John McK Coll.;, Wm Collins, mrs Sophia F Candle:-, m. S A t . son, mi<s Catharine Cohen, Jacob Cart r, Wm C Cat.ipl ••.!, mrs Martha E Cl. ipp 11. mrs Loretie R C. !•, mrs N.mcv l .. ‘-I, GM C . ■ Julia i -:i C<>:iin>, John C. •f.. 1 . i Jis ? Care-'. Wm D Danell Sario. Dillon, Mathew Dennis, .1 Draper. J a ; De dy, Deu.iis D;r. ids.m. Wm M Dent, .1 V> Dimon, Jas Da. is. W B Diibmse, Thus I. Dub. se, Jos li E Eims, I srael IN ei ett, mi s Adrian S Ellis, nnss M E Eli-as. Israel Everett, Wm Eastman, Wm M Ellis, miss Fannie A Epstcti. D Ellis, Wm P E Fritt.A B l ivid, C .’I Friel, Jas M Fcderick. V Fvagan, KMh Fust er, mrs Nancy Franklin, S I dJe, rn. - Marv E G ’ ■• J ' J«> ephns 3 Griffin, Jell’ Gtok er, Thomas Gibson, M uia G-.lpin, Naihi'm Green, Georgia Ann Gunby, W T G<h rt, Robert ,JaaF G irtenstcig, J S Gdbert. Sadie T Grey, John D Gunn, M m < J i veu, mrs Jane E Grier, mrs Pheba Gris >n, llow.irt II Harwi 11, R P J 1.-. T it , .(■ H k, Wm H Hays, W J ilm '.or, John Hiue. . mis.s Marv E II :rr.-. John A ‘ 11. • . W B JI A- miss Carrie W IL.’iiii-, Hcmv Hm -t, L R Horn. C M . ■!i:( l v..las Hulucii. Charlo- S U<ddei Harwell, mr- Mmtic A , H M U Hoed. Arthur Hmtkins, GepW l;.u i is, mr> Sar di Hm’gius, miss Fusan Hir-h. Edward Hayes, mr> Margaret Harvev, Austin, eol’d.) Harm Wm il wiu 1 miss A..’ . E H i k-. Lae^tic Thm hi-, i - . ' | Harris, Bcnj Tucker, Jno A Henderson, John Thomlin, miss Sarah . Howard. Hll Tison, miss Nancy Hines, Treat W Harper, S H Wilson, miss Mary L, Hart, H Watkins, G I) Holloway, Capt M C Wright, miss Jane E 1 Howland, C Waters, FE J White, A I Johnston, mrs E A Wilcox, Cha* A > Johnson. Rev .loci 3 Wiggings, Jessee Jesstip, mi*s Harriet C William*, Nancv miss 1 Joiner, .1 W AVall, Jas B Jones, Wm Wright, John J 1 Jones, mis* Samant’.a Wellington, <’has I Jenkins, Elias W Wilkinson, Mark i Johnson, II T Wall. II P Johnson, Thos Walker, Jno S Jone*, M W Winder, M B Jessup, miss Harriet Walsh, Phillin A Johnson, mrs S F Williams, K W Jackson, mrs Sallie E i:. L STROBE! KER, P. M. A TRIIU Ti: OF RESPFt T. At a regular meeting of Young America Fire Com pany, No. :., held at the Council Chamber, Nov. 2d, P 57, tl.e following preamble and resolutions were adopted. Whereas, Death ha\ ing invaded the ranks of our 1 company, we are coiled noon to mourn the loss of i our beloved friend and fellow Fireman, JOSEPH IL CRAWFORD, who died in this city on the 31st of October last, of Congestion of the Brain, in the 19th 1 i year of his age, in the morning of his life and useful- I ness -and whereas we deeply feel the loss we have sustanined, be it therefore Resolved, That in the death of our brother, Joseph . B. Cr vwrottp, we deplore the loss of a good and ener- ' getic Fireman, a noble, generous friend. Resolved, That while we bow with becoming rev erence to the dispensation of Providence, wc are con soled by knowing it is the will of Him whodoeth all j things well. Resolved, That our warmest sympathies are awa- , kened in behalf of the family and friends of the de i ceased, and to them wc tender our sincere condo- ' ' knee. Resolved, That as a token of Respect tothemcmo rv of the deceased, the Engine and Engine Room of i the Company be draped in mourning, and that we wear tlo* usual badge of mourning for the space of thirty day-. Resoh ed, That a page in our record book be dedi- * cated to the memory < f the deceased, and that these i Resolut ions be spread upon the minutes of the Com pany. Ik- olved. That the above Preamble and Resolu tions be published in the city papers, and that a copy of the same be handed to the relatives of the deceased. : H.W. WALKER, / EDWARD P. LEWIS, -Com. CEO. W. SIMS. I A PROCLAM ATION. Executive Depahtment, i Milledgeville, Georgia, November 11th, 15.57. ’ | ff N obedience to a time honored usage of our State, 6 and recognizing us we do, the Miperintending Providence of Almighty God over nations ami king doms of the world, believing him to be the ruler over men, the disposer of all events, and the bestower of all ble<*ings; it becomes us as a people to acknuwl- , i edge with reverence his goodness tv us through the 1 past vear- in that he has given us peace in all our 1 I borders shielded us from the ravages of disease, i i and from the pestilence; crowned our labors with ! prosperity, iilling <ur barns with plenty and to make him an offer of unfeigned and hearty thanks for ; the same. Therefore, I, Joseph E. Brown, Governor of the State <>f Georgia, do appoint and set apart Thursday the 2-»th day of the pre*cnt month, tube a day of pub lic thank-giving ai.d praise to Almighty Goil, liuler overall, ai-'l do i ecommend that all ’he people with ’ their households du abstain from al! secular labor, ' : ud do a**emble themselves together in their respec tive churches to thank and praise oar Go«t with joy ' and gladness of heart for the abundance of his mer- j . I cie. and loving kindne s to us as a people. Given under my hand mid *• al < f the Execu tive Department, at the Capitol in Milledge ville, un the d::y and year above written. Bv the Governor, JOSEPH E. BROWN. | J. IL Campbell, i'' I lllrs. Howland FS■ •>n >i ■ mil .I-'.I ■I • I•\ 'N - •■■ Lterm -in bi < <.f ail tLc ■ c* of t ‘a f \ Hounds. Head J Fcathc:-, !"<>■.( c. < c.l-, nn<l Rpijitos, .Silk f..d ing _• c. Dressc-, t finv’in. -. Wire •' i* Braids, Sicllii Mkcals an I M Mcnrfs. » i All of which will be sold on t’.ie m > t reasennbb? le.ms I !• C•.*!». Country Millilie.s supplied with i;< :i:.cX.* by the <'a*e or 1 >ozen. kilordeis promptlv uttendel to in MiEiuery . r F; N B Al’ l G A LLKRS . ! TKiAXCI'I.AK BLOCK. MAC!'?:, CA. j) HOToc; I < <,|„ re ttn tl (-• !> »l ArtUt in tire c ntiitry. , Am bn.tvj StCi iv ‘-cupcs and D.iguer'fotype.*. che ip er than e*. er bes For only one d.ffiar you run ob tain at tbi* splc i'l.'l < oi’.ei v a g«>. d hkem *in a neat. ' else; and it is the ;>mv Gaih-.v in Macon u here g»<»d pivturv aie taken at /-■•" | .ice*. Every picture war i-antc Ito please, and to be as gou i. can be übtaih i ed elsewhere. nov 2<l »•: NIX’I’TOR’S •’ E. \\ ’ ILL Li---hl to the high -t bi l '..’-.- .Ix f-ue the \ ? ('unit llou-e do<’ .ai.l l •' • '!«, B ' tscmintv, on the l*t Tue-'l.iv m .latimi’v ; ext. l.tturen tin ». ... I hoi'! «-f Thirty ti. <\- N< . • t «lr- h ck r’» a t- • . oung ...ui v aluablr met good Blrcksm.th I and W • ■ i-makcr. The wmurn arc also vuuag and valuable ; .. ..-.ng th-m are good h. serwita.— S.d< to c utinur from day today until all are sold.— Sol«l in puTsuauce of an ordei of tin* Court <4 Ordi i.arv < t Batts c uinty, and fi»r distril ution. undci the Will of. and us the property < f Dr. Stephen Bailey, late of Butts countv, dreet-ed. Terms made known on th.- 1 yo! sale. DAVID J BAILED . nov fils Executor of the Will <.f S. Bailey. TO THUE PUBLIC. r pilE subs-! ibrr in order to reduce his stock of 1 CLOTHING, will sell from now until the first of Januarv nt R E D I C E I) P R I <’ ES ! Ills Mock is large and entirely new, and embraces cvvrvt’i iig usually’ kept tn a Fir.*t (’lr.ss ( lotlr.n-.’ Store. He invites :hr public to give him a ciH :md examine for the.ii. civv*. E. WINSHIP. Charts ! f-iiairirs ! - / k !>OZ. I.men ft— mi and M - Shirts for ,)0 Mlecbvapbj E. WISSHII’. nov 2»» OVER <OA IS.t l cvvi v -t >le ar. I variety, HM) f.rsa’e?’. pby H. WINSHIP. m»v 2‘» ! HAVE ».n hand a large jut of cheap but strong (•’<.t’iim r for-ervant’s wear, that I will dispose of I at very lovvmatcs. E. WINSfI’P. i. . • REMOVAL. r |''-iE subscriber has removed to the corner store in I Wa-hi:igton:Block.” • new Building,) orinother words, "the Old Washin-?.f->n Hall Corner,” where he will be pleased to .-ec his friends and customers as J. M. BOARDM vN. nov 2H SELLING OFF CHEAP I PRIG'S GBEATLY hEDUSED I i r S' i S ure, formerly occupie i bv Bostick A Johns, about the -"th December, and will sell all kinds of FJA77I ANJf STAPLE DRY GOODS unGl that date, at COST, ns th.- Goods must be sold, t iur ..l it-. 1 i. i-» "i-’ it an Entire Fresh Stock in ' the NEW STORE? l>t January, and to do so we ! must work off our present large and ATTRACTIVE ASSORTMENT at prices that will astonish purchasers. j i <. iveusan eu ly call. We are in earnest about this matter, and if vou desire yood buejm/<«■, now is the '■ 5M ■ ‘ ’ • ‘REMEMBER, we *hidl rem >ve to our New Store, m-x to Mi- De—aus, about 2- th December. • - HCK & KINN. Phonography. H AD PHONOGRAPHY been known forty years ago, it would have >a v, ‘d me twenty years us hard lain,.. -77.—'. //. Some of our students not yet twenty years of nge ■ are making n.- re monev l-v Phonography than the principal of the High School, after having given him self more than twenty vears to hi* profession, d"hu L. rt, I'rinci’.rt.l «.f High School, Philadelphia. This bcumiful s’-steni of short hand is taught through the mail Ly WILLI A M TEBBS, Phono graphic Teacher. Providence, Rhode Island. Tehm<. For a fall c »urse of twelve l<-«sons, inclu ding full exphmitury directions to ail exercises, ?5. Any newspaper, periodical, Ac., giving this adver tisement two insertions, i-n lmbug this notice, m •< forwarding a copy as above, will icccivc the k-.*sous. nov 1? -_t v. H. bi. m ksiie e K a t 0.. MANE i etmived to their new Store in Washing . ton Block, Mulberry Street, wlit-re they are now prepared to exhibit their Fail and Winter stuck of Clot hing and Furnishing good*. Their stuck comprise every article necessary to a gentleman’s Wardrobe us the latest styles and bv*t riar.'U .rGire, and by w- . kly inqiortatiuns from New York will be kept const r.itly complete during the ! sen on. A'.- -, YuiitCs ami B y’s Ckdhing, Trunks, Va liscs. Carpet R.’g''. Umbrella*. Ac. Their facilities are such a* t.» enable them to have special orders for garment* fill«-<l within a space of 10 to 14 days, with fit guaranteed uud style un urpassed by any buusc. 1 eet 2-J SOUTH-WESTERN HAIL ROAD. SCHEDULE FOR I’AS>ENGEK TRAINS. I EAVE Macon l.:<X:i. m., and 11.30, a. in.; ar- ’ rive in Columbus a. m., and (L '3, p. m.; i leave Columbus 1.55, a. in., ami 4.00, p. m. ; arrive in Macon 3.5‘j, a. m.. and 1",2 , p. m. n ild‘ > n and Albany. ' Leave Macon 1.30, a. m.; arrive in Albany, K. 5-, a. ni.; leave Albany 3.10, p. tn.; arrive in Macon 10.28, ip. m. • Accuiniuudation train leaves Macon for Albany 7.u0, a. in., Tri-weekly ; arrive in Albany 4.uu, p. li. ; leave Albany 5.00, a. in., Tri-week!;- ; arrive in Ma- I con 1.40. p. m. Mail Stages to and from Tallahassee, Thomasville I and Bainbridge connect witn regular trains at Al bany. Passengers from Columbus and the West for South-Western Georgia <»r Florida should take the 4.00, p. m. train, or on Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays the 1.55. train sit t’olumbus. Trains on South-Western Rond connect direct with trains of Central Rail Road to Savannah ami Augus ta. Passengers for Atlanta ami the North-West should take the evening train nt Albany and cither train from Columbus tu avoid detention. First class Sieamships leave Savannah on Wednesdays and Sat urdays for New York. Fare Cabin $25.00, Steerage sß.od. GEO. W. ADAMS, Macon, Nov. 19th, 15.57. Superintendent. CENTRAL RAIL ROAD. NEW ARRANGEMENT. ON and after Sunday, Nov. the 15th, the Passen ger Trains of this Hoad will be run as follows: BETWEEN SAVANNAH A Nil MACON. Leave Savannah 1.15, a. ni,, 2.4'i, p. in. Arrive in Macon, 1V.45, a. m., 12.' u. in. Leave Macon 9.45, a. m., 11. Jo, p, m. Arrive in Savannah p. m.. s.su, a. ni. BETWEEN SAV ANN\n \NI» M OCSTA. Leave Savannah 1.15, a. in., 11.15, a. in. Arrive in Augusta V, a. m., 7, p. m. Leave Augusta 2, a. m., 3.4.5, p. in. Arrive in Savannah 5.50, a. in., 10.55, p. m. BETWEEN MACON AND Vl GCSTA. Leave Macon I-. 15, a. m.,"11.30, p. ni. Arrive in Augustu7, p. Oi., 9, a. in. < Leave Augusta, 2, n. m., 3.45, p. m. « Arrive in Macon, 1v.4-5, a, ni.. 12.: ••, a. ni. Trains connect on arrival at Gordon, for Milledge ville and Eatonton, at Macon with the trains of the South-Western Railroad for Culunibu.* and Albany, ( and with the Macon & We>tern Road for Atlanta. Passengers leaving Savannah by 1.15, yi. m., train, j will arrive in Atlanta about *5, p. m., h aving by the ] 2.45, p. m., train, can arrive in \thmta, next morning to breakfast. EMERSON FOOTE. Savannah, 1857. Gen’l Sup’t. 1 V . MACON & WESTERN il. ROAD. < < . MACON, November 12th, I<»7. 1 ON and after Sunday, the 15th inst., the trains will be run us follows : Leave Macon 2, a. in., arrive Atlanta9.l-5, a. tn. Leave Macon 12.15, p. m., arrive Atlanta *>.<»;>, p. m. Leave Atlanta 12, night, arrive Macon <s.oo, a. m. Leave Atlanta 1". a. m., arrive Macon 4.1 >, p. tn. ( The night trains will not be run on Sundays, nor will thrx stop between station* to take up or put utf Passengers. ALFRED L. TYLER, nov 19 Superintendent. ! ' S 3 BILLS AHD PRlfecOHY NQTES, PBICE Sa 60. A TREATISE i >N BILLS OF AND PROMISE >RY N< )TES, BY ISAAC EDWARDS, Counsellor at Law . J>:«t pith!:.difd (Utif for rale I>J ' BANKS, GOULD 4 CO., 1:1 ?■ .I**, n street, N. Y. X * OTlCii. Si.Uy dav .* afterdate .ryl i-ation will be ( * A made tu the Ordinary of Jum-s c.mnty, for leave to .* -!l two of the negr es belongin ' to the estate of Jeticrs u I’. Wu. .Jal), decc;i*ed. AMiNA'i i! K. WOODALL, Adtn’x. nov Expcrirne? Caches J/ELI.OW-C-TIZEXS. al! -V,- me to r>Of.< an I f->r so many ycar*/a’d ’ l -' ffTY '■* aie m.w i- J- y -U2 tie? bvnetils of my *ki!l, that I am in daily cum suii>< alion with ail the sources of infur m, b-.»ii; N >ith and S >ath. connected with the • Diuiui pr<de'.-ioii, irn'Lwill omit nothing cither in i money or I <1» >»• t give >ufi<iac'iim t<> id! who may fa- : vur me w,fs i.’i'-ir p;.<r- i age. I'iei»*-c cd! at my old <-ft -. <II t Ik- c >•. 11 ,’i ami M u’.bi-i r V <i: -m. C. ( ( i.e.i A . .. s -I- ie, .*.g:i <>i tn. I n i. l •n. D V . J. C. M. REYNOLD; . \ x .mTKATE CARjENE?. I u ; .1 < ' i-’.u: ( me’.?, eil ..j- montli. Apply t. ‘ J/. >. 7llnPSf‘fS, }[. IK FASHIONABE DRY GOODS. I)GSi »< K A KKIN wo ildlnvitc the attention of everybody, c-pccridly the Ladies, to their new FALL AND WINTER DRV GOODS, which : re now ju*t opened and re 1 , ly fm- inspection. It is a well known fact that our H-iu.-e has always be« H 4< lletid Quarters*” for the Newest, Richest and most fashionable styles of Divas Goods, and we bold!' assert, that oar present assortment will com pare in point of t.i-fc. variety and elegance, with any > >!‘><-k in the State of (ieorgia. Ladies, one ami all, we invite you to cull and sec tin- most magnificent stuck of staple l-'ancj Dry tdoods ever opened in Macon. Come, whether you wish to buy or not ; we want yon to see them, so that you can tell yonr neighbors and acquaintances how beautiful the goods an*. Oct 19 BOSTICK A KEIN. 1). I’. HODGKINS i SON. Macon, Ga., Dralen in, and 2Tanufacturer» (if, SPORTEMS ARTICLES ALOHE. Every description of GKTT3NTS, RIFLES, PISTOLS. FISHING TAC KLE, CUTLERY, WALK IXG STICKS, A<-. THE public generally are invited to call and exam ine as great a variety as can be found in any house in nov 12 Hardware, Iron and Steel. CARH.tnT A < ! HD. MACON, CA. ■1 l ’ Ol’I.D call Oie aiteu ti<»n of tln ir cu.-tom f —*2^.-■ ?ar.w* } .1 ll.usv wi-hi ■' to , X purchase —they are now le- > < c:\ ing a large Mock of • 11 HARDWARE, CUTLERY, NAILS, Ac. Consisting in i.ai t of BLACKSMITH TOOLS, CARPENTER MACHINIST TANNER PLANTERS’ HARDWARE, BUILDERS’ cakri \ge trimmings, BUGGY MATERIAL. RIMS. SI OKI.S a HUBS, SPRINGS .- AXLES. WKiCi ’ it HAL i3!PLE.MLNTS. Corn Shv'mT*, Id w>, Straw Untie: Corn and Cobb Mills, Worrali’s Circular Saws, Mil! I!- * loss cut Saw*. Mill S-’-ws. Hand and Pannel do Swedes lion, all size, Relined Iron, Cast Steel, LJ.,ri I and Ox al Iron, Spring Steel, E’igli*h Iron. German Steel, Hammond Plow Steel, warranted. • Together with every thing usually kept in uur line, all ot which wc w ill sell verv low for cash. oct 29 ‘ CARHART A CURD. LOT IS MEl.’Aim, I F. U. Bt HGH Vtt!», Late with M. D. Barnes, ' Late with Dav A M .Usenet MENAKD & BUEGHARD, Watch Makers and Jewellers, \ \ ’ ILL opcv at their New Store. Ralston * Rang', corner of Cotton Avmiuc and y-’/tX Chcrrv Stu t. about the Ist of October, a beautiful and veil selected a- u tment of Watches, Clocks, Jewelry, Silverware, Mu sical Instruments, Fancy Goods,&c., Ac. An ex iminati’ •' of which they would rao*t respect fullv solicit, fc’Hug confident'that th- v will be able t » Jtrer evmrvi' mg in their line calculated to ph ;• •• the taste of even the most fastidious. Repairing of every description executed in a man ( nor that wJ! g laiautecaatisiacii n, by the best work men in the South Th'-v hope, bv « Bering choice nod elegant G ■> and by strict attention to busine.—, to merit a libera! share of public paUwmige. oct 19 NOTICE. IOST or mislaid one Dim Bill on Moungcr A de j Graffcnn id for Fifty Dollars >so no . All ner *on* are forewarned from trading for said Due Bill. u \ .. JAMES COBB. Drayt a. G <. iKO.x. s.ti:el. HARDWARE AND CUTLERY. MACON, GEOHGIA, OFFERS Ct «nlc one of zCJa. " t'i • lam-*! and finest assort i .- ... ..I H ■ kiwiitevveruf- W*' =** I• . - d in inc State, imported directly from Cs 0 | England, ami from v..ik-us ALmufuclo- yA l ies in the North. wX"*!/ No pains have boon spared in selecting, S and having the most lavorable facilities for buying, feel assured that 1 can <ll such inducements as will be to the advantage of all purchasing to give me a call. My' stock consists in part of the following arti cles : BAR IRON -Swedes, English, Refined and Ameri can Hammered, nil sizes. HORSE SHOE Baud, Nad Rod, Boon, Sheet, Boil er, Round and Square, Oval and •Oval, Ac. STEEL—PIow, Cast, German, Spring, Blister. NAILS -Cut- ami Wrought, Spikes, Brads. | BLACKSMITH’S TOOLS. - Anvils, Bellows, Vises, Screw Plates, Hammers, Tongs, Horse Rasps. PLOWS A full assortment, Plow Lines, Hames, Traces, Wagon Chains. CORN SMELLERS, Corn Mills, Spice Mills, Cutler Mills. STRAW CUTTERS—Patent Self-sharpening, supe rior to any in use. MEAT CUTTERS -Sausage Meat Cutters and Staf fers. HOLLOW WAKE Pots, Ovens, Spiders, Fire d >gs, j Shovels and Tongs, Saucepans, Wash Kettles, Boilers. AXES S. W. Collins’warranted Axes, King’s, Brad ley’s and others. HOES—Collins’, Seovil’s, Brade’s Patent, and Brade’s Crown. SA WS Di.**ton’s celebrate i Circular Saws, all sizes. Mill and Cn *.* Cut, Tri n and Wovd Saws. TOOLS Os all kinds m<d by Carpenters, Cabinet Makers and others. SJ’ADES AND SIfOVELS Vines A Adams long and i abort handle. ROPE Cotton and Manilla, all sizes, B Ling Cloths, 'Wire Cloth*. Sien*■•-. POCKET AND TABLE CUTLERY A 14g“ varhdy. FANCY GOODS Adopted to the use of Country Merchant*, to which 1 invite their attention, and | to other goods before buying. oct 17 {JIBBER SHOES.- \ large assortment of Gent* 1 and buy . Ku J'vrs. A!*.- I.• lipper and san dal rubber of Goodyear’s celebrated patent.— ■ Just received and for sale low bv j .Xi A KIRTLAND. 1 PLANTATION BROG \NS Now in store the ! best assortment of Negro Shoos, we have ever ' ofit red in this market. Men’s d- able soled peg ami nailed black and russutt. ; do. heavy .tingle soled ' black and russetts; do. boys and youths black and i ru.'M'tts, all i f which wc are selling verv low. oel. l'.» MIX A KIRTLAND. IJOOTS AND SHOES. Men’s and Boys and . ) Y'outh’s fine calf ami kip pag’d Boots; Men’s stunt kin hunting and mud Boots; Gents lasting Gaiters, Monterey, opera and ties, aud fine calf Bro- ■ gans; Gents, bov*’s and youth*’ patent and enam- I tiled Brogans; Men’s boy.*’ and youth’s California , kip Brogans, a large assortment. MIX A KIRTLAND. FRESH DRUGS, MEDICINES, CIIEMIt VLS, PMMS, OILS, WINDOW GLASS, PUTTY, PERU MEHV, AC. r p;iE undersigned offers for sale on as lew 1 terms a- any house in the >' >le, pure and vj/ ’i liable Medicines, and warranted genuine. ChetnicfJs in great variety, Drugs in gmit abundance and nlwr.ys fresh, Perfumery. assorte<l. Foreign and Domestic, Instruments—Surgical, Dental ami nil others, Toilet Articles in great variety. Fancy S-* p* nod other F ■ ips in great variety, Paints. Oil*. Turpentine, Burning Fluid, French Window Gias*, and fiesb Putty, Paint Brushes, Colors, Tools, Pencils and Sponges. Va:iii.*h Coach, Furniture, Duninr and Japan, Medicimd Herbs and Botanic Medicines, Starch. C ‘ngre** Water and best Citrate Magnesia, 1 Snuff, ’!’<•.*. Plaokiiig, Crucible*. Sand Paper, Medical Scales, Mortars mid Pestles, Iron and Puree- I lain, Gelelines, Soda, Potash, Alum. Saltpetre, Castor Oil. Sweet Oil. Cod Liver Oil, Rose W ater, Quinine, Morphine, Piperine and Acids, Balsam Wild < hurry, Cherry Pectoral, Lozenges,. Gum Drop*. Bryant's Cholera Remedy, "gynniiie.” ' And all other reliable tirepai ati-»ns us Medicine, Best Wines and Brandy for Medicinal use only, Bc't Mustard and Spices for family use. Abundance of fresh Garden and Flower Seeds, K t.iuckv Blue Grass Seed und other Feeds. GEORGE PAYNE, Druggist and Apothecary, Corner Mulberry St. and U .Gun Avenue, Mac >n,’Ca. I ,et 17 DRUGS, MEDICINE, PAINT, OIL, &.C. I.tACO’’-T STOBE- Fnll . Winter Trade, 1857. E. I. STIiOHECKER < O„ I. >!'»' 1 -RETAIL OKI GOICTS. , We arc da : !y rccoivit g Luge supplies from DIREt T IMPORTERS AND MANUFACTURERS, I ' i'i’l S i ••ring <ur cii*!<’ -••* choice and I pure ait < . Our Uhen ...als arc invaria- yW ) !y ; urch.ised fr< ’•> M;i:r.i!.ictut e is, direct, ena bling us t<» warrant them free from adulteration. Vv e have now in store a select j t »ck of DRUGS, MEDICINES, CHEMICALS, PAINTS, OII.S. WI N ! S)W GI.A <S, I ‘AT i: NT M EDIUIN ES, DYESTUFFS. I’AINT BRUSHES, Instriiineutfi, White W nsh Brushes, I'barmar’Jlical Instruments, and Toilet Ai tides. Together with the lot a**orti.:ent « i Instruments ever offered in this market. Planters, Physicians, and Merchants will consult their interest by examin ing oar stock before purcha*ing. E. L. FTKOHEi KER A CO., Opposite Redding House, j oct 17 Macon, Ga Flavoring Extracts, for Pics, Jel lies, &c. EXTR ACTS us Peach, Extracts of Almond, “ Vanilla, “ Strawberry, “ Pine Apple “ Ruse, “ Lemon, “ Orange, “ Nutmeg, “ Ctl’wry, For sale at the Macon Drug Store. oct 17 E. L. STROH ECKER A CO. Qi ININ E I QI! NINE! k OUNt ES on hand ami for sale low bv OVU oct 17 E. L. STKOHEUKER X CO. • RESH CONGRESS WATER, IN Store and fur sale bv ort i; E‘. L. STROIIECKER A CO. GARDEN SEED. J’UST received a large and fresh supply of this year’s crop 11857 . The trade supplied at lowest rates. E. L. STROIIECKER A CO. oct 17 POTASH. C 2 UPERIOR Ist Sort* idwav s on hand. > i i kCO K. L. WOOD, H AS removed his room* fur the present, to CON CERT HALL, over Messrs. Mix A Kirtland’s Shoe Store, where he is prepared tu take likenesses in ' a Superior Style. Having just returned from New 1 ork, he can show *e\er.d New and impeltant improvements in the Dagtierreau Art. PHOTOGRAPHS. taken as usual and Uulorvl true to Nature, by Mr. BE RUFF, the Celebrated Artist. A large collection us Pictures ou exhibition, at his Rooms. h' fj ot wanlayood call und ymi ran ytt anr in H'UtfP S Shjlc. N. B. On the first of November, be will open hi* 1 new and magnificent Gallery in Washington Block, ' opposite the Lanier House. I sept 2V BAGGING AND ROPE. COILS Ki< i.-i ' n -.best Rope; t)t H ’ •_'"<» half coils do do du •j < do White Rope ; 2" 1 do New York Rope; 2u to lb* Twine ; .* ■•' roll* heavy Gunny Bagging ; 2"" Bales du do For sale bv J. B. A XV. A. ROSS. i oct 19 <3-00X23 FOR PLANTERS AND MERCHANTS. *• / v BALES Ga K- rseys, l‘» ca*es Flannels, • )!' 27 ’• Northern du 25 " Ticking, Negro Blankets, 27 “ Jeans ami Ua.*s. 5" 'lied do 1<» “ Stripes. 75 cases Wool hats, L".» “ Kich’d Home’pns, “ SluH’*. 1“ “ Sattinvtts, 2” “ Prints, 1” “ Alpacas, 1<» “ Ginghami, 7 “ Linens, •» “ Clothing. We are adding daily to < ur stuck a general assort ment of (jo..ds in uur lino, tu which we invite the at tention of purchasers who arc in search us good bar gain*. J. B. A W. A. ROSS. oct 19 R till OX Ah. J. XX. <fc ’W'- S- ELLIS HAVE I : <-l tlieir Drug Store to the New Build ■ te E. Bond's, near Cotton Ave nue. where tliev « ill keep upon u general assortment of DKI’GS and MEDICIN ES. \l* •. a.*!uck«»f Lan dreth’s Fresh Garden See ♦. w !n»le«n!e and retail. Cherry Street, near Cott m Avenue. oct z? 2m WAN ■ > HIRE i)Y the year 1" or able belied negro men, to > work‘on Kail Bal 1 -ar Cuthbert. Randolph county, Ga. Liberal wa?--* vv 'I be given. Apply iinincdiately tu A. M LOCKET. nov 5-lnt Macon. Ga. WHO WANTS MONEY? eeo, o o o .!/</// 7x? obtained by risking 10 Dollart. Halves mid Quarter Tickets in Proportion. JASPERS. ACADEMY LOTTERY. BY AUTHORITY OF TMC STATE OF GEORGIA. Havana Plan, Single Numbers. 30,000 Tickets—3,2B6.Prizc s AMOUNTING TO »215,2<-,(-. Prizes Payable U ithout Deduction. ANDERSON A SON, Managers, Successors to J. F. Wixtscr, Managers. Our Lotteries draw in Macon, Gu. (Small Schemes ) every Saturday, and in Savannah, Ga. (Large Schemes ' about the 15th of every month. CLASS Dl>, DRAWS NOV. 15tH, IK.h, AT ARMORY HALL. SAVANNAH. GEORGIA. Under the Sworn Superintendence us W. 11. SYMONS and J. M. PRENTISS, Ehqs. CAPITALS of e)<»,wu, r2‘»,4KK», SIOJ*M), Oeo, 8-L'*' mi . it-JHHi, 5 Prizes <f f sos 1"" of 81"", 1"" of *■", :'<• of and 72 Approximation i prizes amounting to $.“,7‘»". Whole Tickets $lO, Halves 86, Quarters $2.50. Look to your interest and compare this scheme with any other. Bank Notes of sound Rank* tnken at par. Checks on New York remitti-d for Prizes. Add < *s orders for Tickets, or Certificates cf Pack ages of Tickets t* ANDERSON A SON. Managers, Macon or Savannah, Ga. I oct 17 VrUME*, JEV. Kt.Kt, SILVER ANL PLATED WARE Ax r I' , ’IE undersigned must respectfully informs 5 his friends and customers that he is now V-/5V i opening a beautiful .stock of Goods inhislinc, < -.-yU which for beauty ami elegance cannot be surpassed, I ipid requests thoso who are purchasing to give him a call as they will be sold very low for cash. Store on Uuttun Avenue one,door below Bostick A Kvin’s. M. I). BARNES. WATCHES. Geld am! Silver Watches. Chataliue, Fob, Vest and i Guard Chains, for sale cheap bv • ’ M. D. BARNES. PINS and E \R RINGS, a large Slock of every va- i rietv, and will be sold verv low bv ’ M. I). BARNES. BRACELETS, Fii. ’< ; Rings, Watch Keys. Pencils, Watch Seals 1 and Chains. A large supplv f. r sale bv m. d. Barnes. SILVER SPOONS. Forks, Ladle*, Pie, Fish and Pickle Knives, Salt and Mustard Spoons, Au., for sale bv M. D. BARNES, i Plated Ware Cutlery, and a thousand other pretty things which will be suld on the most liberal terms j by M. D. BARNES. Watches, (’locks, Jewelry, Ac., repaired at short I notice and warranted to give entire satisfaction, by I oct j? • m H. I’. BAB \ ES. BOWDRE & ANDERSON. ' GKOCERS de COMMISSION MERCHANTS. MLACOJT, GA. Liberal Advances mate on CJMignmenta in Stare. r |MIE subscribers have in store their usual stock of 1 Fall and Winter supplies, which tiny oiler f>r i sale at the lowest market rates, among which are: 5o Bbls, refined A, B, C, ami Cru*hed Sugars, i 1U" bags Rio, Lugnira and Java Coffee, 2U packages Green and Black Teas-some very choice, ' l' ««» sack* Salt, ]«» sacks tine Table Salt, Jo Hhds. Molas*es, 300 Gals. Linseed Oil, ■ 100 Gals. Boiled Linseed Od, I : iioo Lbs. pure White Lead in Oil, loon Lbs. pure Zinc in Oil, | 15uo Lb*. Blake’s and Bridgewater Fire-proof Paint. , 2«'" Gals. Sperm and B. W. W. (hl, 7 > boxes Sperm and Adamantine Cuinlles, ' Fine old ines nnd Brandies for medicinal ute, I 4o,inm> Sugars all grades, some very tine, 1", lbs. prime Teunesseee Bacon, Sides and Shouldei s, j £" boxes Stmeh, i 2" boxes Soup, ' lb* I' •: .dy nnd Fn» rrfu.e Flour, 1 st» kegs Nails, i 2" bah > Gunny Cloth, | 2"" coil.* Richardson’s Machine R<>; e, !'ihi lb*. Bagging Twmc, : " di-z. (’oliin* A Co.’.* ;;»d Leverett’s Axes, ] on Negro Blankets of various qualities, <;<»" pair superior Georgia Negro Brogans, With most articles suitable for Planters, out 17 BOM DRE A ANDERSON. Osuaburgfi, \ ari;s and Shirting. | | v BALES I I rd r»ivvr Osnuburgs and Yarns, ~T* I 5 bales Macon Shirking - r For side at Facturv prices by out 17 BOWDIIEA ANDERSON. On ( <>n*igninvnt. */vi l C ( >l i.S RmjL.n’s Hv-np Leap Rope, Dvv Fo! sale low. BOWDRE A ANDERSON. A. A. MENARD, DRUGGIST AND APOTIIKC AKY, CIII-’.ltliY T'UJ IET, MAC 'ON, GA. HAS ju*t received atul will keep con*tant ly o.i Lan-1 a lie-h Mtpply of DRUGS A yj/ .MEDICINES, c misting of z, qi i\jm:, IODINE, .*• k l u ini:. < lILOICOFGKJI, iODI N r: f<n ASH, < X 1,0.11 El . 31ORPIHN E. I'iPEKINE, 81. l E M ASS, cVc., Are. Al*o, a large lot of American. English ami German PERFUMERY. i CAMPHINE, BURNING FLUID. t I’lRITs TURPENTINE, ALCOHOL. S WEE DISH LEECHES, GARDEN SEEDS, Ac.. Ac. He will al-o keep a pure at tide of BRANDY A WINE for Medicinal purposes. cct 17 NEW HAT & CAP STORE. An entirely New Stock of Hats and Caps. CIXJkS. 13. STONE, , (late with bkldkn ac 0.,) HAS now opened in the Washington Block, (near ly opposite the Lanier House,' an entirdy new stok of (Cents’, Boy*’ aud Childrens’ lints and 4 aps, of every quality and pattern. Planters in u ;mt of WOOL H ATS for Plantation ' use, w ill tind il to their interest to give him a call be j > fore buying elsewhere. Having an vxperit nee of eight years and more, in the H \T and CAP BUSINESS in this city, he llat . ’ ter* himself he will be able to furnish his old friends and customers with the very latest fiuduon*, and at 1 reoxoncibtc rate*. I lie has also made arrangment* with the most ex tensive manufacturers to supply him with the latest 1 . styles through the season. Thankful for past favors, he would solicit a con *> ! tin nance of public patronage. I .Macon, cct 19 ATTENTION PLANTERS. TE can supply you with Negro Blankets, Ker 1 5 suys ami Plantation Goods, on as favorable I h- me m anj • < t establishment in Geon (Ji us a oalL BOSTICK A KEIN. •ni 19 SILKS ! SILKS ! SILKS ! r 1 iIE lurge-'i, hand<t<i:icst and cheapest stock ou r 1 brought to Macon, including every style, color and price, from sl2 tu $!••• a pattern, ju.*t opened at BOSTICK A KEIN’S. oct 19 CUBTAIN GOODS AND CARPETINGS i large supply just received, ami wiil be sold very 4 \ cheap by BOSTICK A KEIN. i-vt }9 HAT* ’ S! VI'S ! BELDEN <Sc CO-, 4 KE now t< <i. iiig at their Fashionable \ Store, under Ralston’s New Concert Cherry Street, Ma<*»ti, a large and varied assortment of Goods in thoir line, consisting in part of the fol lowing article- : FALL SILK HATS. EXTRA FASHIONABLE Black Beaver IL.is. Extra French Felt Huts, M.-n*’ C i -hmorettc. Mens’ Mantiloes, Mens’ Drab Beavers, Mens’ Silk Vel vet Caps, Mens’ Navy Cans, Ex tra Ladies’ Riding Bats extra tine. Otto Caps, extra, Bovs’ Mats, Fine Ca.*hinorette uud Fine Bl wk ami Fur Hat*. Woo! Hats, Navy and Black Velvet Cap*, (’loth Caps, from 5v cts., to )*2 "". Also a large as sortment us Plantation Goods, Leather Hat Boxes, Um brellas, Ac. All of which will be sold at fair prices. Jorhf.ks from tow n <»r c mtry, can have their Stuck replen ished on favorable terms. 1 ' <>ct 17 I MICKEREL. LIME AND LEATHERS. I I PACK \GI > new cr ■]> Mackerel ; I -11 F ]<«• Barrels Thomaston Lime ; 500 pounds Tennessee Feathers ; For sale low J. B, AW. A. ROSS. | ’ oct IV REMOVAL. E. SAULSBURY IS now locuted »t Lie Nl’.'.V STOKE, on Mulberry Street, opposite the Lanier House, and is prepared I to show hie old customers and the public generally, as lor", nnd varied assortment of FIXE UEADV MAhl. CI.OTHIXti and GENTS FUKXISIIIXG GOODS, as can be found in this market. He will be receiiing constantly weekly ehiptuents from New York, embracing il.e latest styles. E. S. oct 2v.:f TO PLANTERS. ' I’ll E subscribers have on baud, a good stock of I Osiiabnru's, Kerseys. Blankets, and coarse Shoes suitable for tire season, also, a general stock of Cm . (■( .CS » hich thci Will sell cheap lor Cush or approv ed credit, at the old Stand on the corner "]><>'« the Lanier Ilontte. C. ( AMI BELL & SON. Macon, October 1-57. Geo. T. Rogers & Son HAVE in store and conrttautly receiving ft large and general stock' of Groceries, consisting n» j pin t of i 120 Bags Rio Coffee, ■ -_’s Bags Old Government Java Coffi i), 1 Cask Ceylon Coffee, very choice, 2" Bags Pepper and Spice, s<» Bbls, crushed and Powdered Sugar, 75 Blds. Refined Sugar, various grades, 25 Hhds. choice Molasses, 15 Hhds. Baci-n Side-, I<m» boxes Sperm and Adamantine Candles, i 5o Boxes Soup, various qualities, ‘ 3D Boxes Staich, x arious grades, 5o Boxes (gross) Pepper, Spice and Ginger, 45 livxes Candy, assorted, »jo Boxv* Tobacco, all (pialities, 3o Buxc* Pickles, assorted sizes, ij.5,000 Cigars of every grade. Together with a general assortment of Liqnors- all of winch vvjU be sold low for Cash. oct 2" HARDEMAN A GRIFFIN, Wholesale A. Retail Grocer*, (\mn r Cherry Third iSlrcdr. Keep constantly on hand, SIC \RS <.f every description. COFFEE. Java, I agnira and Rio. FLOUR Different Brands, including Hiram Smith, Cape Jessamine, (Superior Quality) and various Georgia and Tennessee Brands. Mackerel, Paint*. Oils, Snuff, Cheese, Bagging, Rope, Molasses, Butter, Candles, Nails and Sult, Staple Dry Goods, and other articles usually kept in a Grocery Store. Also, Liquors ot all kind*- (hard and Rochelle Bran die*, Holland Gin, Jamaica Rum, Old Mononga hela, Scotch and Bourbon Whiskey. WlNES—Champagne, Sherry, Port, Madeira and Domestic. AMERICAN LIQUORS, including Brandy, Gin, Rum, Whi.*ky, Wild Cherry Brandy, Bitter*, Ginger Wine. SEG MIS A TOBACCO of various brands, All of which w ill be sold on iea»unablc terms fur (’ash or approv ed Credit. » et 22 ISAZ TAR OF FASHION ! $50,000 WORTH OF the most elegant, rich and varied assortment "f Fall and Winter Dry Goods just received and in store at KCSS, COLEMAN & EOSS’, Cotton A venae, ever before <'ff<red to the criticism of a fashionable world. Allow us most respectfully to solicit un early inspection of our European rad Home fabrics, consisting of everything that can charm the e\e or captivate the taste of even the most fustidion*. We feel no hesitancy in proclaiming it the largest, richest and most varied assortment, by far that was ever brought to Macon. A notice of only u few of our novelties, will give a slight idea of the magnifi cence of our stock, and the bright and beautiful no velties that adorn our shelves ami counters. Point D’Alcncc n LACE COLLARS, front sl2 IX’ to s7u ou each. Kral Frei.ch EMBROIDERED SETTS, from $3 uu to $2-5 (Ml per set. j Embroidered HANDKERCHIEFS, from $1 <“» to ?25 "" each. Jaconet and Swiss BANDS, from 25 cents to $7 W a strip. Rob< s, AqniMee in worsted ata! silk embroidered with velvet, from 85 no to >10" 00 a Dress Pattern. Lndy Couitnay Morning Rubes, from sl2 0" to$30«0 each. THIRTEEN IWNDRED DOLLARS wt Ho of new Jaconet and Swiss frillings—exclusive styles, at all price*. Ch Hi and Velvet MANTILLAS, from $3 00 to $ 100 6" each. Embroidered Velvet M AN I ILLAS worked with Silk and Ostrich Feathers. Oil Paintings, nmong which are Sybil’s Cave at Ho boken, New Jersev. and the tomb of Kosciusco. A great variety us Tupeatrv, Velvet, Tapestry Brus ach, Thiee plv aud Ingram Carpeting*, Rugs, Drugget -, OnCroflis, Ac. Our stock of plantation good* is iuo.*t ample and complete, 8-4 M hite Blankets fti ft 2 1-2 cents oauh, ami prices running up to $1 2 < e.iciu Everybody is earnestly solicited to give u« a call, a.; our stock is uni: tallv large and we arc bound to sell. 2 i'-' Please ivn.ember to get at the right place on Colton Avenue, nt HOSS, COLEMAN A ROSS'. < ■<•( : 2 N EGROI.S. LIKELY NEGROES now on hand for sale, fur t I bills (d the ?! jiutacturcr’s Bank or other cur runt funds. WILSON C. HARDY. net Day & Mausscnct, HAVING removed to their NEW STORE on Mul berry Street next door tu E. L. Stmbeck«r A Co. Where they w ill be pleased to see tlivir old customers. They would say Im ail w ishing goods in their line, that they are now opening u uptcndid as sortment, which will be Sold at the low<*t prim*. They intend giving their personal attention to WATCH REPAIRING. Having been before the public in that capacity for 15 and 20 years, the pub lie are able tfi judge us tht>ir merits ia that way. JEWELRY REPAIR ING done at the shortest no tice and in the tn*f />• i.dbl. mantnr, W ATCHES, Mag ic and ihmtiiig Cases, Gold aud Sils er lioddt ll Watches, for sale by DAY A M kURSENET Anchor amt Lupine WATCHES, Gold cases ► ’ as low as £25 each, for sale bv DAY \ MAUSSENET. r I'M IE cilebratud American WATCHES, for sale by I . DAY A MAUSSENET j \IAMONHS, Opal, Ruby. Gurnet, Tupaze, Pearl I / and solid gold finger Rings us all styles and prices. Fur sale by DAY’ A MAUSSENET. \ LARGE as no timent of Fob, Vest, Chalulain . \ and Guard chains us all styles and prices. I’ \V A MAI SSENET \ LARGE assortment of silver und plated ware for sale by |oct z2| DAY' A MAuSSENET. MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS, Violins, Flutes, Flag eolet tes. Guitars, Banjoes, Tamborines, Bass Violins. Accordeons, !>cst Italian Strings, Ac., Av, F.'i salvbv [oct 22] DAY A MAUSSENET. \ LARGE assortment us r A \t’Y GOODS, T<>\ S, Ac., for sale by p.\\ A MAUSSENET out 99 (1 LOCKS us every description, for sale bv . (•( .; VAY A MAI't&ENET. i FOR SALE. V FIRST-RATE Single Druy and Harness; alse, ;i g(K-d Horse for the Drav. t Apply nt Georgia Telegraph Office, oct 29 \ LARGE u.*.*<qimeut us George YVosteuholme’s . \ txt CUTLERY, for sale bv DAY A MAUSSENET Watches, Jewelry, Ac. 1857. FALL & WINTER TRADE. 1857. A NEW. I ARGE AND EI.E<»ANT SITM’K, BRACING almost every article that can be called for in a first' class Jewelry Establishment, just opened and for Stic on the Ji most liberal terms, bv oct 2 • E. J. JOHNSTON A CO, Repairing and engraving neatly and well dune at short notice. Mulbvrrv St., 3d dour above Lanier House, Macon, r G.i. I PIANO FORTES. OF the celebrated m:>ke .■fChiekerii'g - A and Nunns A Clark, at sac j r y pi iueii. Violin*, Flutes, j j . Accordeons, Flutcnas, llarmonicans, Ac., for sale on the best terms bv <.ct 29 E. J. JOIINsSTON CO. Fancy A Maple Article*. OF Gohl, Silver, China. Glaus, Ao*, carefully select ed fur Bridal and other tut wins. The lar gest and neatest variety ever offered in this market , at oct L? *E, J. JQHNSTON ACO S. Ladie*’ W ork SSo?.c>. KITING Du-ks % Uuba-s, Card Uatntlets, Y » Riding Whips, Satchels Reticulgs, Baskets, Ac. A finv.assortment on the best terms. u<g 29 E. J JOHNSTON A CO. Pocket Cutlery. L9AZORS and STROPS. Pocket Books, Purse?, Canes, Playing cards, Ac., at out 2 - £ J. JOHNSTON A CO’S. (Double and Siujfle Gan*. I >ISTOLS and Equipment* for sale at very low 1 prices, by met 29 j J. JOHNSTON. V? FSPENIHiD curroncv in good standing, taken at > ‘ E. J JOHNSON A CO. 'l'oy Tea Setts, I 'kOLLS, Grata . BaUleduors, Jumping Ropes, 1 " T ! Boxes. Buddiug Bli-cks, Games, Al* phrtbet*. Bows and arrows., Ac.. Ac., for sale by E J. JOHNSTON A CO. Fresh Butter. I'UST received per Steamer, ,5o kegs of E.\h » <i.-hen Butter. II \RDEMAN A GRIFFIN Maeon, N• vc.uibcr 12. I *■'''