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Newspaper Page TextStatr VOLUME 1. The State Press IS PUBLISHED EVERY THURSDAY J)Y K C. & A M. ROWLAND. Hi'USLHiPTiox: Two l)«n*rs pur annum in advance, or Three l>ol ars at tl>e end of the year. ADVERTISING : Ou« Dullat per Square for the first insertion, and Fifty cents fur each subsequent insertion. Liberal arrangements will be made with those who advertise bv the year. JOB WORK. Having a new and beautiful supply of job type and one of Uorduu’s celebrated Power Presses, we are prepared to do any kind of work in this line with neatness, accuracy and dispatch, nt moderate prices. - ■: . r.z - : AGBICTLTUKAL HINTS FOB THE MONTH. The Plantation.—As spoil as Cotton be- , gins to open freely, iliunst be gathered without delay. Avoid picking iinniediutely alter n shower, lest the lint should be dirty. See that vonr Gin and Press are in complete order, and send no cotton to market that bus not received the most careful handling throughout. Cow Penn should be gathered and put away during the brief intervals of leisure from cotton picking. The vines of the late planted Peas , may also be cut when the pod is just forming, and cured for hay. Carefully save seed of all ' valuable sorts. Corn may be cut up and saved, as directed in our last number. Winter Oiitu, Rye, Barley, Clorer and Ln cerne. may be sown the latter part of this month. Turnip*. for a fall crop, mnst now be sown. Without delay. Ruta Baga. Yellow Aberdeen, Norfolk, Early Flat, Dutch, Globe, and Stop 1 Jaiaf Red Top Turnips, are all valuable varie ties—the two first being the best for stock and keeping. See direction for sowing Turnips, in our last. Hay.—ln addition to the Corn-stalk and un pulled fodder spoken of iu oar last number: Sweet Potato vines and tops of Pinders make a tolerable rough forage, if cut and cured before they begin to wither. All Crab (or (Topi Grass. Crowtoot and other gra—es, must be cut when in blosSoin, and carefully cured, w itli 1 ns little exposure to the s;m as possible, to be ot any value for Imv. The dried np and with ered gras, often pulled lor hay late i:i the sea son. is almost utterly valueless. Wetland may now lie drained, woodlands prepared for pasturage, weeds a id brush grub bed up. &<•„ &«. • 1 Winter Foray,’.— Asa greea crop, try Wii it, s iwn thick in three icet drills, on dwp :y plow- 1 edamtrich land. It will give your animals j green food nearly all winter bearing repeated cuttings. Tug Gardes.— Turnip*. of all kinds, if not already sown, must i»e put in without d lay. (See directions in August number, in reg .r . to this and other gui'deii’mg op. rat' ms.) McAWBEmiV iiEli.s Illa. be prepare I a id Lie plants set out any time during the fall dr n ; ter. A cool moi'l soil, rich ill v. g -t.i . t ter suits this fruit best, in our sultry climat . i Spade or trench plow the ground as deeply as possible, turning under a plentiful -upp .> ol swamp muck, decomposed leaves, wo » 1 adie . pulverized charcoal, and a little Wv I r Utcd -table m inure. Harrow or rake the -artm-e until it is perfectly line and even, ami set >o:ir plants in 3 foot rows, I toot to is im-hes in the row. When the plant- are well root d, cover the entire surface ot the ground with partially decomp >-e I iorest leave- only p ting the plants to be exp By t hi- ai.-tao I withan occa-ioual watering next -n mu r. in dry weather, I and the prop, r -election of va rieties) this delicious ami healthy fruit may be raised abundantly from 3 to 5 mwnti.s in the year, for family u-e and tor markit. It can be safely transported 30Q miles per railr'a I ami has even been -ent from Georgia to N. w York, in excellent condition. It is, in all r. spects, one of the most, attractive ami pro ba ble fruit crops, mid we hope it will rec ive in creased attention hereafter. Some of tl.e' choicest varieties are Early Proliji-. //■,/« Seedling, Ke Aroy'n Superior. Lm girorth* !;■ ifie, Walker'll Seeilling. Peabody'* Jlinitboi*. Crimean Cone. Wilnuu's Albany, <f< KeAeoy'a Ertra Rid, the Cieneeiil Se,dlin /. Black Prince, loiea, Jenny Lind. Scott'* S,id ling, Trollop'* Victoria. Boyden'* Seedling. Smythe'*, and othsr varieties are also Valuable lor amateur*. Tug Fmtit Orchard. —.¥<•«• land, elevated and not too rich, is most suitable for Orchard-, mid to those who have neither the time or the means to grub up and entirely clear the ground before planting, we suggest the following plan , for speedily replacing a lorest with a produc tive Peach or Apple orchard: Cut off all wood and brush very dearth early in the fall, burning to ashes all the logs that you cannot , remove, ami leaving all stumps very low.— Then stake oft’ your land the proper distances, and dig holes six feet across and two fe. t deep, throwing the surface mould on one side mid the subsoil on the other. Rake into the bot tom of the hole n bushel or more of the sur rounding loose, top soil, leaves. Ac. —fill up to the proper height with the surface soil first thrown out, mid plant your tree carefully, heap ing up the subsoil slightly about the trunk and over the roots, to allow for the natural settling of the earth. Your tree being now planted and furnished with a supply of food in the hole, immediately within its reach, the after-culture may bo as follows: The first spring, early, plow aud cross-plow the young orchard with long rooters, keeping beyond the holes in which the trees are planted, and carefully avoiding all injury to the trunk or brunches. Sow Cow Peas broadcast in the open space between the trees, and keep the earth loose an 1 mellow about the a pronged hoe. If mul ching material can be obtained, apply it thick ly after the first hoeing, ns far ns the roots of the trees extend. This wilt obviate the neces sity of any further working for the season.— 1 When the Pens ripen, pick mid save them, turning the vines under mid sowing another crop to be gathered in the same manner.— These repeated plowings and cros—plowings, with llie abundant, supply of nutritive matter furnished by the decomposing Pen viuvs. mid an occasional dressing of ashes, will insure the most vigorous and healthy growth of the trees, ami force them into early mid prolific bearing. Other low crops, such a- Sweet Potatoes and Pinders, may afterwards be grown profitably in the orchard, mid the vines returned to the soil as above recommended. We confidently recommend a trial ot this plan to those who desire the quickest and most satisfactory re turn tor their labor in Fruit raising, mid who have no old land elevated enough, or other wise suitable. November and Beeember are the best months for planting trees. Particu lar directions for planting Trees, Grape Vines, (tc., in our next.— South. Cultirator. Important Decision.—The Supreme Court of New York has decided, that a creditor hns no right to take a transfer of a life rusuranee failicy, and paying the premium thereon to up hold the same for hiluself. This a very impor tant decision, and defeats what lias be n here tofore regarded os one of the most important aims of life insurance. Grain Cradles. (A H ANTS wire brae, I Grain Cradles, and i; the JI gers, warranted blade- for -ale hi may *0 NATHAN WEED. Scythes. 81-. ST Silver Steel Scythes, S i the Sheaths, Scythe Sharpeners, Gras.-' Hunks, Sickles lor -ale bv jmiy gg NATHAN WEED. Threshers. MERY’S Celebrated Overshpt Wheat Threshers, j Brown’s Yirginia Threshers witti Straw Separa rators for sale by ‘ NATHAN WEED. may 20 Horse Powers. SINCLAIR’S Seven Horse Powers, Whitman's Virginia Lever Powers, Emery’s Rail Road Horse Powers. in Store and for sale at manufacturer’s prices by NATHAN WEED. may 2 Wheat Fans. (~A R ANT’S Celebrated Fan Mills. Clinton A Son’s JT Fans, all sizes, from 20 to 3.5 dollars, for sale by may ao NATHAN WEED. ‘ Oat Cutters. OELF-SH XRPENIN Straw and Shuck Cutters, Sin- O clair’s Patent, Georgia Cutting Boxes, fir sale bv may 20 NATHAN WEED. * Grain Sieves. \\7 IRE Cloth, Rakes, Leather and Rubber Bands, 5 I Corn Mills, Corn Shelters, for sale bv may 2<> NATHAN WEED. Halting Cloths. 1 JOLTING CLOTHSof all number s and of the best y anchor brand, for sale bv milk ’ NATII \x w; ri> citk MUTUAL Lift IMSUraCE CO. OF NEW YORK. ASSETS. < I’velusively Cash, Four and a a\ half M ’ . r Dollars 2-*/" Secured by B -nd and Mortgage on Real Es tate in the City aud Stale ot New 5 ink, worth over /e.|,«»oo,()i»o. The entire profits of this Company, (Ist June, l v '»7, > are the property of the assmed. Wives can insure the lives us their husbands for a sum free from the claims of his creditors. Creditors cun insure the lives of their debtors as a •ecurit '’ for their claims. Parties can insure their lives for a sum payable on their attaining tire nsre ot l'». .'J>, or <■> vears, aud so make a pr<- . isiou for old age, or payable to their heirs shoufd (’ ey die in the interim. A fixed sum can be secured by one payment, with power to increase or decrease the am Hint deposited, —renewing the amount assured e<juit:<blv. FRED’K S. WINSTON, Pre ideiit. Is ‘ac Abbatt, Secretary. Sil! I-I-Mm llomvns, Achrarv. Pam'Eh ;■( giving every information, nnd blank forms t'»r 1■: Lc:?':<»ns, can bi* had at mv office. T. R. BLOOM, nor .j Msvou Ga. IS a place of great aMra lion to all I ers <»f the Beautiful. ’ Ai. hele ivm!> sap!eme,” and the humireds of bauds ’ice ami lovely far es on exinbitiuii >!h>w not only the skill of i.•• Ai u-is. but make’, it one of the most pleasant ;■ i-rts ;n M .con. None should fail to pav a vi*it to this well-known and cele brated AL XCEOF \RT. Tiie astonishing low prices nt hich Portraits are taken at this Gallery, and the bcautv they possess i* wondviful. pnoroGß vriis From Dagueri cotvi (>s of <le( > Kcd p< : ><.ns taken a< well from life AM BROTYI’ES As low as at any other Gallery nnd of superior qual ity . Col! ai a see. jui Bargain I Bargain!! r IVIE -o;b ib< i’ ’ Ifi ■ - fur sab* li - Plantation, Saw. 1 Grist. Flouring Mill and Wool Carding Ma chine, situated five miles south ut Knoxviile, Craw ford conn’’ and eight miles north of the South Western Rail R< ad. The plantation contains seven hundred acres of land, well watcnsl and well tim bered. located in one of the healthiest portions of Crawford co., surrounded bv excellent society, with the facilities of a church and 1 Imol w ithin one mile. The Mills Saw, Grist, Flouring and Wool Carding .Machine, have been recently re built, and are in ex cellent condition, situated on a never- failing stream. On the plantation there is une hundred and fifty acies of cleared land-in a high state of cultix ation, with a comfor table framed dwelling, and other necessarv out buildings. Attached to the premises is the privilege of saw Timber on acres o| iand, for the use of the Saw Mills, Any person wishing to make a profita | ble investment w ould do well to call on the subscri I her on the premises. JAMES E BRS CE, ! apr 29-ts Crawford co., Ga. G'o. T. Rorts & Son H AVE in Store am! constantly receiving a large and general stock of Groceries, consisting in pan of | l-° Bags Rio Coffee, i 2'» Bags Old Government Java Coffee, . 1 Cask Ceylon Coffee, \ery choice, I •_’ ll Bags Pepper and Spice. I 5o Bbls, crushed and Powdered Sugar, 75 Bbls. Relined Sugar, various grades, •J.’> Hhds. choice Molasses, 1 •' Hhds. Bacon Sides, ]o<» boxes Sperm and Adamantine Candles, 50 Boxes Soap, variety, qualities, 30 Boxes Starch, various grades, -.<• Boxes < gross 1 Pepper, Spice and Ginger, 45 Boxes Candy, assorted, 1 no Boxes Tobacco, all qualities, 30 Boxes Pickles, assorted sizes, 000 Cigars of every grade, Together with a general assortment of Liquors— all of which will be sold low for Cash. oct 20 Legal Forms. HINES’ New Edition of Legal Forms for sale by _ the Single copy or the quantities. Any one wishing a copy sent by mail must enclose the sub scriber >dx three cent Postage Stamps with the price of thv Book (two dollars nnd litv cents.) julv 93 .) M 1.0 \lH>\l \ \ Old Bourbon Whiskey. g kXRRLS. Superior old Bourbon Whiskev. for *ale 1 J by Mi CALLIE A JON Erf. julv one-ts A. Al. BLA( KSIIEIIt A CO. H AVE removed, to their new Store in Washing . ton Block, Mulberry Stret*. where they arc now prejrami to exhibit their Fa and Winter stock I of Clothing and Furnishing goods. ' Their stock comprise every article necessary to a [ gentleman’s Wardrobe of the latest styles anil best j manufacture, ami by weekly importations from New York will be kept constantly complete during the i season. Also, Youth’s and Boy’s Clothing, Trunks. Va lisc.% Carpet Bag*. Umbrellas, Ac. Their facilities are such as to enable them to have special orders for , garments tilled within a space of 10 to It days, with ! fit guaranteed ano style unsurpassed by any house. Mt 20 Arthor’s Cans and Jars. I IST re c e i ve d a 1 eJ \ -Ik ' thor’s Tin. Earthen and V '•- (I las- J ars, lor preserv frig lrr”li ti tables tomatoes Ac., at b. a. wise’s rXk House Furnishing / L. IF’ *5? 1 Store, Uherrv Street. Macon, Ga. X; . Br ‘J® TO RENT. ; O Rooms <n er »nv store suitable for offices. X aug XIX E. L. STROHECKER. MAO>\. GEOKGIA. Till KSIIAY. SI'J’I'EMIIEi: 1858. GliANillillALL N 0.2. Crockery. China, G-LASSWARE <BcC, I WOULD most respectfully inform the citizens of Macon and surrounding country that I have a good stock of China Dinner aud Tea setts and Granite ‘ Dinner and Tea setts. English China Ten setts from 5350 to 00 per . sett. A large Io! plated Castor s, ranging from $4 each to S ’-O'i. lea setl> from *’E> <»•• to <>V. Ice Pitchers, Ac., Ac. A tine lot China Vases. Sev eral setts fine French Glass. Bureau setts tor tables. Fine Bohemian Cologm s, Plated Butter and Sugar . . Dishes, Cigar Stands, Fluid Gas I amps for standing, suspending; side and Billiard i.amps, Cnmpheue Lamps, side and suspending, a common and tine ar 1 tide. Kerosene Lamps, common Lard Lamps. Girandoles, Plated Knives and Fo ks. Tea and Ta , ble Simons, common Black Tea Pots, Brown Stone •Tea Pots, Brown Spittoons, China Spittons, China Toilet setts, common Toilet setts, a large and well as ’ sorted stock of Glassware. 1 have about mmi dozen common Tumblers for Mer chants and :’.<»<» dozen (fob lets for Merchants, also a large stock of Granite and common Earthen ware. As I impor t my stock of, Ware ami buy my Glass principally for ca'h at ArtC; tions in New York. Boston. Philadelphia, Ac.. 1 think I can soil here at New York pricesand give my cus tomers satisfaction. Thankful foFpiist‘patronage, I now presume to so 1 licit the same in future. R. P. McEVOY. As 1 have a great runny calls for Chandeliers for ! Churches, it is probably best to let the world know j that I have never made any profit out of anything for i a Church, hence all orders for Lamps for Churchc< should be sent at least 5 or 6 weeks before they need 1 them, so as to e.ruble me to get them from the Facto ry. Ido not intend keeping stock on hand t<»r that trade, but will ns heretofore get them out at Factory prices for Churches. R. P. McE. apr 2 ■ .PA I? KI ZIPS CAS II INDI'( E.MENTS. »>■«•* offering and intend to offer for a season. \ 5 the most extraordinary induceni.mts to thos« desiring to purchase FANCY AN!) STAPLE DRY GOODS for the Cash. Our stock is large, and selected with t the greatest care, and to cush buvers we would say, give us a call as we intend to make it to vour inter est. The low figures at w hich we have nought nur second Spring Stock, enable us to promise this with 1 perfect confidence. mayd-tf W. W. PARKER A CO. Matting’! Matting!! r VO those who tied their carpets rather w arm for 1 the season, we would say, call ut Parker’s dnd you will find a most desirable article of Matting, ull ‘ widths and at very low prices. mavG-tf ’ W. W. PARKER A CO. NSW HAT ft CAP STORE An entirely Hew Stock of Hats and Cans. CHAS. B. STONE, * [ (1..XT8 WITH HEI.nLN m C 0.,) H AS now opened in »he Washington Block, 1 near l.v opposite the Lamer House,) au entirely new ! stok of Gents’, Boys’ and Childrens’ lints and Caps, of every quality and pattern. Planters in want or WOOL HATS for Plantation . use, w ill find it to their interest to give him a call be fore buying elsewhere. • Having uu experience of right yei’-s and more, in the H kT ami C \P Bl SINES' in this city, he H. ; tors himself he will be able to furnish his old friend” ami Citsiomvrs with the very latent fashions, and at | I'CdiHelltlbli fit s. He has also made arrangments with the most ex tensive manufacturers to supply him with the latest ; * styles through the season. TnankfuJ for past favors, he would solicit a con 1 tin’iauec of public patronage, r M icon, oct ] r OPPOSITE TILE LAL!EE IICLFI. r p.IE >i.b il (I-« I. . pen t ;1( Ju.xe Hail 1 about the tir>t of Ap;n next, t< i the ac- ji l - ', ..’ •• comiuodatioii <>t Fainilie-. Day ixu iair.ami Tianrici.l < - lb ike .> .. • •tiered as infer i<>r to no ether lri”t ( l;;-s I’, tvl in’ the Smith, and from its cei rial l<.ci;t.< u, its urge and any rooms, oiler s great inducem i nt.” ai d accom modations to Friimlii’s aid Tiansiemt irixis. The' public may exjx*ct from this 1 .(•««•, alt tire luxuries 1 and comforts to be found in a: •• other L<<n l. ' B. F. DENSF, 1 mar 2-ts Late 1 of the Floyd House. I). ('. IIIIPGKIXS & SON. ; Micon, Ga.. DcctJerx ///. JJuinifiidiiitis - SPOn™ ARTICLES 1 Everv description of G-TTISrS, : RU LES, PISTOLS, FISHING TAO ; ; RLE, (!l TLERY, WALK- ING STICKS, A-C. THE public generally arc invited to call and exam ine us great a t arre’y as can be found in any house in the Southern State*. hovl2 A. A. MENARD, DRUGGIST AND APOTHECARY, i» CIIEKKY S’rKMM’F. NIACOX, CrA. HAS just received anil will keep consiunt .) . ly on luind a fresh supply of DRUGS A YW MEDICINES, consisting of ' Xw Qt IN INF. IODINE, SALACINE. ( HLOROFOPM, IODINE I’O’l KMI, ( A LO U EL, .UORI iIINE, PIPERINE, BL! E Ji ASS, Ac., A c. Also, a large lot of American. English and German PERFUMERY. CAMPHINE, „ BURNING FLUID. 11 SPIRITS I UH PENTINE. ALCOHOL. SWEEDISII LEECHES. GARDEN SLEDS, Ac., Ac. lie will also keep a pure article of BRANDY A ■' WINE for Medicinal purposes. oct 17 FRESH DRUGS, MEDICINES, CHEMICALS, PAINTS, OILS, WINDOW GLASS. PUTTY, PERFUMERY, AU. r undersigned offrr> for sale' on ns low - yW 1 terms a” any house* in the State, pure aud reliable Medicine s, ami w arranted genuine. XU Chemicals in great variety. Drugs m grout abundance* and always frc<h. Perfumery, assorted, F< rrign and Domestic, Instruments —Surgical, Dental nnd nil others, Toilet Articles in great variety, c Fancy Soaps and oilier Soaps in great variety, |. Paints, Oils, Turpentine, Burning Fluid, French Window Glass, uni! fresh Putty, a Paint Brushes. Colors, Trails, Pencils and Sponges. . Vui nish- Coach, Furniture. Damar and Japan, % Medicinal Herbs and Botanic Medicines, e Starch, Congress Water anil best Citrate Magnesia, Snuff, Ti us, Blacking, Crucibles. Fam! Fajm . Medical Scale’, Mor tars and f\ sties. Iron and Puree * lain, r Geletmes. Soda, Potash. Alum, Saltpetre. |j < i”tor 0:1. Sweet Oil. Cod Liver Oil. Ruse Water, J Quinine. M uphiue, Pipeline and Acids, • Balsam Wild Chertw, (’berry Pectoral, Lozenges, Gum Drops, Bryant’s Cholera R<>med\, “geirninc.” And all other reliable prtq»arationa of Meuicme. Best Wines and Brandy tor .Medicinal use onlv, Best Mustard and Spiees b*r huwily um*. Abundance otjTi-h Gulden ami Flower Seeds, Kentucky Blue Gruss See<l and other Seeds. GEORGE PAYNE, Druggist and Apothecary. Corner Mulberry St. nnd Cotton Avenue, Macon, Ga. oct 17 NOTICE. IT'ROM this date eve shall adopt m near n< possible the-CASH S 5 STI M. Wt* ■-«re compelled to do it. , From this date* all aricles will in* priced AS CASH. | aregiveu f which will only be given to those who have paid us promptly) an addition will be made to the price named according to the time ele sired bv the purchaser. HARDEM AN A GRIFFIN. Mocod. Jan. 1, jau 7 c-- ■' t* >■’ ■ .;n MERCANTILE TOnVADO \T ROSS, COLEMAN & ROSS’ A AS€ <»F S'AMaiOA. WHERE a second installment of Eleg ant Geuns in I all kinds of Goods ure iumur opened at auch Smash down Pauic Friers as to create* such an influx of trade as heretofore un paralleled in Macon. Ji Novelty ut eiesign, Eie- i gance of style, Dural ilily of Fabric UnpuraUelvd. and Cheapness, constr. ate an irducoinent for trade :md put runage then tfeeir reputatiou is csiablished upon a firm und substantial ba?i”. Tc enmnerate whnt they have would be an endless ta»k, therefore, come, we mid examine for y aurwlve*. Remember their atorc on Colt m Avenue, Macon, ’Geo. apr | I W D | Worth of Purasote of i itire- hew dc- CD"lv 'ign» comprising ex cry Shaelc and col or, can be Found at apr 20 ROSS. COLM AN A ROSS’. Mantillas, Mantillas! Style of the ;.bovu article, at prices to suif 1 J purchasers, can be obtaim 1 at apt ROSS. < 01.E.M \N A Marseilles, talmas and uaps, fir Misses at ROSS. COLEMAN A ROSS . i apr 29- II E A LTD, GRACE AND BEAUTY, , Conferred upon the Ladies l.v wearing Ros's, Cole m vn A Ross’ NEW EXPANSION SKIRT With the ADJ! STABLE BUSTER. I PATENTED April 14th, 1* ’s. nnd first grand pre mium awarded to the ALuiufacturcrs, Douglas A Sherwood, and which has been decided by Medical 1 men the most beneficial garments ever introduce*! fur ladies’ use, the iftightb'. ,></ ualij 12 o«//« ■< Call and , see them at ROSS’, COLL'M A N A ROSS. apr 2l» Dry Goods CHEAP FDR TIIE MILLION AT ROSS, COLEMAN & ROSS’. I ADIES and Gentleman of Macon and the «mr " j rounding country, were you avail that we lune pi&t returned from New York wiib the d'ni of , SPRING GOODS, At a iiiscomd(>f fJtirfg ptp c< f , on all kinds of Goods, from prices twenty days buck!* If not call, see and examine; for instance we w i”h to show you our Ele- , gant tit colored Jaconet Muslins, at from 1" to 12’ . cents, English Prints Vt » intts.. Gents’ Linen Hand kerchiefs, is to 20 cts.. Rich Silk Dresses, new styles at s'.i.oo a pattern, l! ind” >me* .* ide Striped Drc”>es, 12 yards pm terns, and fast colors at Beautiful Mourning Muslins at firnn ii to 11 '.j cents, undin fact ery thing bought from Boston merchants nnd ns- I signees sale so cheap ns to uxtonnd even the of New York themswlves. These facts cau he sub- t stantiated bv calling at ROSS. CtiLEMAN A ROSS’ Bazaar of apr29 Fa him. Cotton Avenue, Mucon Ga. HARDEMAN & GRIFFIN Wholesale A- f'Hail <.-iwcr’s, turner ClftTy <{• Third Strcttß. Keep cnnsfantlv on hand. SUGA RS—of vi ery description. COFFEE.—Java, Laguira anil Rio. I-LG I R Diii’crvui Bi ands, including Hiram Smith, < ape Jessamine, 'Superior Quality; und various Georgia and Teni;e--(*e Brands. Mackerel’ Paint”. Oils, Si ufi. Cla «*>v, .| e. Mela* e •, Biuter, CaixUcs, Nails and Salt, Staple Dry G(.<,<i ~ a» ! .. hi r artie -e - usually kept in a Griicerv F: re. Also, Liqu.i” of all kinds D;a*d and Rochelle Bran- • lie-. Hi Hand Gm. e ■ hum, (lid Monnng.i --i. Fe otch and Bourbon U I takcy. WI N ES—( iiamj ague, Sherry, I’ort,' Madeira uuj ■ I mniofic. M; RICAN LIQUORS, ii.-hnlinr Brandy. Gin, Rum, Whisky, Wild Cherry Bramiy, Bitter”. Ginger V.' im*. SEG '.RS A TOBACCO of vaiiou.s bmr.ds, All <'f which will he sold on reasonable terms for Cash or a'.q.rmrd Credit. oct 22 ' Tennesse Bacon and Lard. ’l \ THOUSAND Pounds Uhuici* llnms. Si !<■' ami Shoulders. •!■» I’ k’ges No. 1 Leaf Lard, in stm t* and to arrive, fur sale bv mar 2*>-tf McCALLIE A JONES. Ga. Planter's Pure Corn WHISKEY. I'larte < pure Corn Whiskey. 4.. tD F ■ 1 I .r! '. | ’ikf” Ji 1 ””.;:; 11 H- a 1 ; i 1.1!,. T i;: :Hi<i N* w !- ( iv. .| direct from the Mamifa< tiiivrs and for 1 sale I ;w by McCALLIE A JONES, may •» Bolting Cloths. J'L’ST received the celebrated Dutch anchor Brand, all numbers—low prices by may <i J. B. A W. A. ROSS. SPRING STOCK OF FASHIONABLE HATS! BELDEN & CO. I mJtr Ibitlaton'ti Concert Hall, \RE now offering a Splendid Stock of Good»<rX in their line, ermsistingof the following: 1 Spring Silk Hats. •• Black Udssimere Hats. “ Pearl Soft Felt Men’s Blue. Brown and Black Silk and Ye|vet Caps. Linen and Grass Check Hats. “ Panama ■ Extra Fine) “ “ East India new article' “ Extra Leghorn and Floridas. Boys’ Straw Caps, Fancy Leghorns anil East India Fine*. Youths’ Leghorn, cheap and fine Straw Good.” for Cliildrcn, trout cu cents to s3,on. Men’saud Boys’ Palm Leaf Huts, by the do/.en. Tin sc Good”- are all of the* latest variety and style, ! and w ill be sold cheap. api xv Fluid Gas Lamps, 111 AA E just rectuved a lot of the above Lamps con sisting of Hand Lamps. Suspending Lamps. Par lor Lamps, and Billiard Izumps. It in umiccessurv for me to say anything about this Lamp, us the Press of our city has said a!l4!iat 1 could sny . It is also suitable for running through Houses <>r Factories, on ■ the same principle as Gas. ;>: • _ ts R. I’. McEYpY. QIXTY THOUSAND bs CM4e T«n« Bacon. » Hams, Si I*” and Shoulders, 3,mio lbs. Jowls. In store and for sale bv n‘l ' ALl.li: A JONT.S “AS FINE AS ANY IN THE WORLD,” Ila- been siiid of LhlV 11<**H SODA WATER. \NEW nnd splendid patent Soda Water Appa ratus, is non in porfoct operation at the Drug, Chgmieal snd Perfumery House us George* Paynes, w h<*i 0 tin• choicest Syrups are used, mtidvwifli best fruits, atat» the justly celebratad ‘‘Cream Sviup,” pre : purvdevery morning with fresh Cream richly aud dvi - . icatcly flavored. This apparatus is of the last and best improvement of the* age. it is perfect, and not to be compared with , the old sty le in the* preparation of genuiiu* S.ula Wa ter, free from impurities, no leael or copper pipe used j in this apparatus, and alw avs cold, ami no finer e”- tablishment anv wlivre, in this or any other countrv. May L.tli, )< >. Pape*r Paper Doi!”! \T ItO AnnVAN'.'» , ’lVa4iinst. in Block Building." a large assortment of Paper I tolls. inar xi J- M. BOARDMAN COTTON PLANTER S CONVENTION. \N adjourned meeting of thiA body will br h-'ld in the cit » of Macon, on the second Tuesday in September. Th«* Cotton-growing counties of’the State arc earnestly requested to ”t*nd 1 telega tes to said Convention. The Officers of the Convention and the Chairmen of Committees are respect fully request v ! to meet at the Lauirr House iu Maeoii. ut four o’clock of the day previous to Hm* meeting of the Convention, on businc”” «>l iiaportance. liO\X ELI. COB \ Presidcut. P. S. Editors friendly to the Convention will please give the above notice an insertion or two m their re«|M*cOve | t»pvr» 11. C. •ng 26-tJ M. LOH Fashionable Hair Dresser, At the Redding House, Macon, G*». i rFUIE Subscriber respectfnliv intbrms the citizen! I of Macon and strangers passing through the I city that Ins well known c«tanlishim-:it is .-til! in op eration at his old »laud, where lu: is reads tpimcem inodate his cua.tonfci** with Hair trimming, Sharing, HhiunjKioing and everything uLc in hi< line in thr be&l style ut urt. He offers fijr suite, Guild Bay Rum, Progler’s lluir Invigorator, Knight's celebrated Hair Restorative, Fine Soaps, Combs, Blushes, Ku- ’ zoiK, mid nil similar article*nuy Icdfura gentleman’s t toilet. Hot and Cold Baths caii itv had nt the reduc ed price of". 5 rents. Also, wigs and Toupees made to order on short notice. He .sulicits acontiuuanye us the liberal patronage which be lifts heretofore re- * wived. AL LOU. juix • ".LI 2EILIN, HUNT & CO., 1 WHOLE*,,S AXn RETAIL DEALERS IN DRUGS. CH AHICALS AND PERFUMERY. Congress Water, Burning Flirirl, Patent Medicine,s. t'haniphene, Medicine Chests, Saddle lings, ; Instruments, Bye Stutts, > Glass, Faints, Putty. I! dps. And Medicines of all kinds tor plantation and fam ily use. Pbysiciuus orders will receive careful attcu tion. apr ' DR. A. PIERCE, noMOCPATH. Office in Washington Block. ( Medicine Cases and Books on Douwatic Practice , iulv - in NEW SPRING CLOTHING! E. WINSHIP, Is dow receiving a large and entirety new stock bf SPRING AND SUMMER CLOTHING. AND GENTS FURNISHING GOODS, To which he invites the attention of the public. ( •P« xv _ , . Mrs. I lowland J Snow opening FALL and WIN- *. Ltek MILLINERY Consisting Z of all the Fashionable St v les of a 1 Bonnets, Head bressen, ! Feathers, Flowers, Clonk-, U' i’;’J and Borages, silk Evening r,'M Dresses, < i inoliuiWire »: ■< Brands, Stella Shawls and A Si All of which will he sold on tlie most rensonfthle terms fur (’ash. Country Milliners supplied with i Bonnets by th? Case or Dozen. All orders promptly’ attended to in Millinery or Dress Making. nov 26 JOSEPH M. BOARDMAN. WASHINGTON BUM K, MI LBE«ItV ST. MACON. GEORG 1 X. I AW. Medical, School, miscellaneous and Juven -4 ile B .ok>. Blank Books. S|ationcry, Drawing Paper, Roll Pa per. Water Colors, A rtists’Oil Colors, Boxes of Oil and Water Colors, Mathematical Insti utnents, Muthv- ’ mafical and Engineering Books. Copying Pre-sesand Books, Writing Desk , port Folios, Pocket Books, Gammon Boards. Writing Fluids and Inks of the very best kinds, ikibri * and L ibiik* Drawing Fqj|- cds, Steel and Gold Pens. anti all the various articles usually found in a Book Store. Ai-o, Agent us thuSoutheru Mutual nspraiMM* < 'o.opany. TO M E H (’ II A 5 TS AND I HAVE a heavy stock of goods on hand, ami 1 will >■< ’.! for Cash at New York K • prices fu-2 or 3 months. “* * , My stock comprises a good URsorUbient Din- ner ami Tea sells, White ami (Jilt China, do. Granite , all sizes of setts, Grapjfe Ware opep to pack from tor merchants, Common Ware do. ; a large lot Gu>>- I ■ lets, Tumbler*, Preserve Dislu-s. Ac. Ci tors, Plated and Biittauia Ware, Table Cutlery. Also, Cratee assorted Granite and Common Ware. 55 Crates assorted-Common Ware, •-'» “ “ Granite, tu be here in Jannarv, W*. K. F. McEVOY. dec 31 -ly MRS. F. DESSAU HAS just opened a full assortment of most beauti ful and recherche Gr. uadina and quantile Baiog-• Robes -n-quille, Black Spatii-h Mantles, Cloaks and Mantillas of French Lace, also a choice assortment of mourning Goods, such us Drc<>es, Mantks, Thread , Lace Capes, (’rape Collar* and Sleeves, Ac.. also ' travelling Good- together with a full stock of Em broideries, Ribbuns, Dress trimmings, ami all other Goods in her line, and will be happy to see the Ladies at her store ; Triangular Block, next door to Bostick A Keiu’s Store. mar 25-ts Com, Meal. Peas, &c. 1?IVE HUNDRED Bushel* Tennessee White Corn 1W “ Cow Peas. * I ,MI “ Fresh Ground Meal. 4 | 100 ** Oats. For sale bv n .ii • Mjrt’A I l.d'. A- JONI S WATCHES, JEWELRY, SSilvcr Ware, Fancy (woods, Piano Fortes, Violins, guitars, ms. m PORTE MM \\’ E ARE otTering our putii i -lock of the above, with an lununu i able vaa iuty us other new and desirable Goods, of (hr best quality, at lower prices, , fur cash, than ever before sold in this market, until ' 1 the Ist of March next. £?. Our stock is very ami veil selected, and ■ well worthy the attention of all thbse who wish fine ' and good Gunda at exceedingly low prici -. N. B. All those indebted to ua will will mdre than , ; ever oblige us bv an tnrlv woffle men t. 1;. j. * co. , Macon. Jan. 21, ’ss—lf More Light. I’UST Received, a lot ■ f the bc*f and latest irn pruvement in FLGID GAS L\Ml*S, decidedh the best light yet invented. Cuß and sOe them, as 1 i thev arc unlv to be seen tv be appi ecinted R. k IH’T<;iIINGS, t I 1 fune xvii Next tu Mrs. Dessau’s. < IMMENSE AnRACTIoN! CROWDS OF ADMIRERS AT THE BAZAAR OF FASHION ! ' ® mi 5 MS nA\J£ Received ami opened for the of . the Ladies and Gentlemen of Mucup and sur rounding (Anilities. their first aupph of SPRING GOODS, EMBRACING every variety both Foreign and Do mestic. that ingenuity ciwTd possibly suggest. The reputation of their Guods is so well as to preclude the n«xrassity of particuiarir.ing in each I I branch. Kuiliev it to say t bat their Stuck is inure am ple and varied tlum unual. and thy adv antages tlu*y possess in their purchases will enable them,to sell at prices out of the reach of their competitors. In ad dition to what they Lave on hand they shall receive from their Agent in New York and Philadelphia, wee ly supplies of New Styles as they appear in mar ket until their next quarterly purchase, thereby keep ing their Stock at all times the largest in the city. The Ladies are particularly and most cordially in- > v ited to examine before purchasing, as the difference J in prices, xrill be a great saving as will readily ap pear to them. ROSS., COLEM AN & ROSS. f. apr ?» ts ]Jn 55. ( HEIPFR THAN THE ( HEXPEST, AKh As Good as Iho Best, E. E. BEEWEE, Plain and Ornamental House and sign F-AIIVTER. SHOP LX DAMOCR’S NEW BUILDING, MACON, GA. HAVING h lot «f nninl>cr one hands, I cw and 1 XV ILL do work CHKVPLK Slid AS WELL UH liny IHlfl else. A fair showing at nil jobs is solicited. All xvnrk waiTanted. • Jan. Ist, 15f>?. jun 7 BOOTS AND SHOES. VT THE SIGN -OF THE HD J 800 I. No. y. , Colton Avenue.opp on SWl> Hail Lot, Macon. Ge -: .'i r. IntLcribers < would return their thanks' ff>r the verx liberal and long continued extended to them, uml would ‘W’ st respectfully solleit a continuance of the . same. We have in stoic a Ir.rge assortment of BOOTS AND SHOES. tiionlly of our owu manulucture, to which xxeeklv ad ditivas wlil be made, of nil the different styles and patieriiM ustiaj!y culled fur in a shoe store, mid would t iiivitethosewisliiugiopuruha.se, to call and exam ine otifMork, ns we are prepared to sell ns low as anv house in the city or State. MIX A KHITLAXD. BCMjTS \ full assortment if Gents’ tine French Calf Boots. ]Hmip sole, welted nnd water proof, of various kinds and quulitioH, Imth sewed uiid peg ged. Ju*t received and lui’-sale low l>v net 10 MIX A KIRTLAND. 1) ÜBBER SHOES. A large assortment of Gents k aid boys Rubber. Also LiMlicsslipper.tmlsnn <hd rubber shoes ot (jroodyear .s celebrated patent. | Just received and fur sale low bv <>ct .VIX 1 KIRTLAND. PLANTATION BROG A NS.--Now in store the beat assortment of Negru Shoes, we have ever I offt red in this Mnarket. Men’s double Holed peg and nailed black and rus>vtts; do. heavy single spied bhiek and russvtts ; do. boys and youths black and russetts, all us which we are selling verx low. oct. ly MIX <k KIRTLAND. BOOI’S AND SHOES.—Men’s and Boys und Youth's fine cnlf and kip peg’d Boots; Men's i stout kip hunting and mud Bunts, Gents lasting (Xrtiters. MotfteFcy/oppra and tics, and fine calf Bro- ’ guns; Gents, bovs’s and xoaths’ patent and enam elled Brogans; Men’s boys’ and youth’s California •' kip Br<igmis, a large assortment. t I-' MIX & KIRTLAND. T’hc insured Fnrtieipntp in the Profits. Continental Insurance Company, CITY OF NSW YORK. Julu ‘Mli, 1b57. CASH CAPITAL f.s<jo,uu<V'o ASSETS. JI’LY Lt. ls.-“ 65*. IJABILITIES. JULY Ist, 1557 !»,757.?x Inttnr<B JtuiUihif, Mer/hnitdh.e, txkd •Jhtt Inuvrdbic frtpcrty at th« utta al rate*. r IMIRLE I <>CKTHS of the net profits us the busi- I i.«--of this (’upqmny arc divided aunuallv tu holders of its policies in Serin lienring interest, and such profits curefnMy invested for the additional sr- I curity of the Insured, until the fund thus accumu lated shall haw reached the Mini of x.*'>",ot ,n , making the (hu-li guarantee of the Company ; und. thereafter, the Serin will be reiuienied as rapidly and to Cue extent that the profits accruing to the policy iiolders exceed the snm of s*4»i',,ion. GEO. T. HOPE, President. 11. IL LxMroiiT, Secretary. T. It. BLOOM, Agent, Macon, Ga. 5-i.y Tin* Board <>f Dneciors nave this day declar ed u dividend to Policy Wohlers entitled to partici pate in the in<dits. cf/AtrfiyiMrm a td ctat. upon the Earned Premiums of the past year’s business, Scriji fur which will be issued <V»»gust Ist. ucf 20 Lxperlenrr ’reaches Wisdom I^i'.LLviVV -v iTjZEN>. allow me io 7 sax to thu.-e who have been my put utiil t' It fids form, luuny years, and ' dTtTjjr are now enjin ing the bcm iit> of my skill, that Tam in daily communication xvith oil the sources of infer- i mutioii, both North nnd South, connected xvith the | Dental piofc-Muii, and vx ill omit nothing cither in money pr labor to give satisfaction to all who max fa vor me with t! ir patronage. PleasC call ut my* old office, on the corner of 2d and Mulberry streets, over (’. Campbell A Sou’s store, sign of tie? Golden Tooth. nov i- j. c. Mcßeynolds. REAIOVED. oral NEW STORE. BOSTD’K A KEIN are noxv rotn«o na* their splen did Stock us Fancy Drx- Goods to the old Stand . of Bosijck and Johns, which has been elegantlv fitted i up foi them, and thev extend an inviturtou to their friends generally, anti the ladies particularly, to give them a call, fts tneir goods are nil now. and xx ill be sold cheap. BOSTICK & KEIN. 7 if Plantation for Sale. IOIFER fin -ale on liberal terms n»v Plan . tutlou, situated <m the Ocmulgce River in ffijM Bibb county, ten mile* abone Macon, consist- pj|H ’ ingot G-so acres of Land. The place hrts tedk* fit -t rate two >k»ry ft ained Dxveiling und all other out hoiis.-s ami is in good order. My is t.’ula purchee P. ().. Monroe co., G:i. auri-hn W1 LET AM JOHNSON. ! SADDLERY & HARDWARE. r I x HE undersigned xvmdd respectfully in 1 x ite the attention of his friends and cus j turners, and the trade, to Itis large stock of T** LEATHER AN!) BI BBER BEI.'HNG, DonMc and Single Harness. Saddles, Britlles, Bits and Spinw, of the best make ami hurst style. Also, ptypared to du job xvoik at the shortest no tice. and in workmanlike manner, and as low as any ITousein the city, (’all and see at his new Store next to the Mannfaclures’ Bank, and oppoMte Roas’ New Bmliiing. JOHN CLEGHORN. out pj ISAAC UXYMEK, J. T. WOOPWA HJ». I SALE ft LIVERY STABLE. HkY DEN A WOODWARD nr»* now pro ')ared to furnish their fl lends and public generally, with good safe Horses au dz C - k* new as xv ell as tasty Buggies, (’arrisges, 4c. iu complete order at tin* shortest notice. They are determined t»» give satisfaction, if strict personal aftcution, to business, mid rvusonable cash prices will enable th to du so. fed ami kept by the day. xvcck or month. Drove Stock also acc*>inm<>date<i at reason- I ble prices. Ma*berry Street, next tu Lottery (‘'lice, Macon, Go. iZaxTeb iioT siC M ACON, OEOROIA. LOGAN & MEARA, Proprietors. r PROPRIETORS of thia well anuwn 1 establishment, respectfully glye notice p--BS , that thev are still candidates for the patron age of the Travellin • public, and determined to omit nothing to dear; ve well of their gues.s and maintain the ruuutaiiun of thu Huusa. Free Transportation Os Passuiigiws and Baggage, to and fiwn the Hoose, by a fine uuw Omnibus ami Baggage Wup*u t which they have provided fur that purpose. Passengers hereafter will be nt no expense whatever for transpor tation of themselves and their baggage cither war be tween the Lanier House and the Railway Station* in Macon. We ask a coiilinuanee of public patronage and promise attention und comfort to our gue/ts. * LOGAN A ME RA. FIRE l\sl HIM E COMPANIES. r |' , IIE Hartford -Incorporated !*<><>. Capital JI. > The Springfield Capital JI ’<•. Th- JlAsaasQlt at Springfield, Capital sls‘',oX», with a large surplus ’eenrely invested. Pul licit* in the first class Com jinnies issued and leases pruanpUv adjusted bv Agent Designs for Monuments t ROB'T E. LAUNITZ, N. Y. E. J. JOHNSTON A CO , Xgents, Macon, Ga. Pure Whiskey. | j k BRLS. Ga. Plant i’.- Pure corn Whiskey, 1 • 5 do. Tenn. Conntrx made 5 do. and 10 Cases Chestnut Grovo do. All narrautyd pure and free from <lrugs und acid.*, fur wale by McCALLIE A JONES. uitg 26 , \DI Bi:I! If,. . . .. b fff Valuable Plantations FOR SALE. D F 'U in . n mv plnnting intercßt' We»t, 1 ofti-r for Mt, two viable Plnnl.tions. On, , -itiiat. d in Mncoii Bounty tbr. o niffcj of Wiii-*r'l choster, on the South-Wcktcrn Kail Uoml oontoin 'W ing 2,4i>.-, acre* ot Ittvol 0»k ui«l Ihokorr Ijwd good unproven coty uiul lu luevu thi. lien nnd lour- Iren liniidredncrrs hi rufthution, a consider,ibte nor l Cion us xv luck »m frCsh land. v The other Plantation i»siUiated iu the 14th district ■’ of L< I*. on Flint River at the mouth of ( hukeetkhic kce Creek and contains 2,474 acres of Land about '- two-thirds <>f which is Oak and Hickory Land of tht < b< *t oiiiihty. and the remainder good Pine Land w itb about thirteen liuhdred acres in cultivation, near ly all us xv Inch tx fresh land, and a« productive any laml in Smdh-Western Geoigm, and i« finely \yitercd, and rubstatitially improved. My overseers will these pineca to any one fo examine them. My terms will Tie liberal and pavnicnta easy her further particulars address the umlenignrd at N. BASS. Fine Paintings, AT ‘ ♦' Wood’s Premium Gallery. I F , on wisli to see some of the be«t Portrait, in the 1 Stulo. cnll nt Wood'shnd « hi, Boantifid Photo graphs, which uro Puiuted in OIL, PANTILE, OR W ATER COLORS, As mar suit the Fancy. lilt. BEItl FF, Portrait Pointer, at t . , cstitlihslnneiii. is » graduate (ruin the ACADEMY >i 1 MUNICH and pUSSOI.ItttItF. /‘•>rh tUf ruinltfi of any siie./zwn Lift ifd«>ir«4 Call and see some Paintings’, Life s'uc j u »t fin i'lled. ‘ Aml'rutyfct. Ac., taken in tuptrior style al I. 'ii' i’, s Exchange on NEW YORK FOR SALE AT THE MANUFACTURER'S BANK. mar ?.*>-tf CENTRAL RAC® CiJl RSE For Sale. 'PIIE Subscriber offers for sale, the Central Raev 1 Ci,nve, located two aides und a half from the I ity of Macon, it cuiuprises alaiut two hundred in is s oflnnd. is in excellent repair, and is provided with all the asmd buildings an.f appurtenances of the Course. The location.is pleasant and would make .1 . A healthful countiy residence’; though the Proprietor would prefer that it should be sold to some individual or Company who w ould keep it np us a Race Couree. It tvifl be sold on reasonable term, »pr 2u-if J|. T. POWELL. NEW CROCKERY STORE. r T , iIK Ladies and Gentlemen us Macon and adjoin- 1 ing cmiirtie, are respectfully invited to call and examine my stuck of Cuisa, tii.sM and Cnocutw II n.i.. next door to .Mrs. Dessau's on Sei-uiid Street. I intend to keep at nil times a good stock of Goods’ and will sell them as low as they can he liought an, ■ wherein the city. A liberal share of patronage i. respectfully solicited. R. li. IIVTCHINGS. » -.l’.' City papers copy. 20-ts CENTRAL RAIL ROAD. r CHANGE OF SCHEDULE. / \X ami .Hi. Thursday, July Ijtlg iht Traits " r v. ill be run full.-m. - • Leave Su> an a i.*li 12.15, p. m,, 11.45 p. in. Ari ivr in Augurtu 7.;;v p. ui., »i,30 p. m. Arrive inllnctm, ll.O<‘, p. m., u. iu. Arrive in Milledgeville 1.16, p. nt. Leave Mucmi 1V.45. a. uu, lU.VO, p. in. Arrive in Savannah 7.2", a. m., y. 30, p. hi. Arrive in Augtwta7.3o, a. m., 6.30, p. in Ari ivv in Millud-reville 1.1". p. Dl. , ’ ' l eave Augusta, 15, a. m., 2.4a, p. Arrive in Savannah 7.2", a. in., p. m. Arrive in Mucou, V.w, u. in., ll.<X’, a. m. Passengers for points beyond Atlanta, on the Wes Urn A Atlantic Knit Rood vv ill leave Savannah un lb -12.15 train, ana arrive in Atlanta at 7.15 next mon ing. Pn-'cnut is for Milledgeville and Eatonton wi "* haxe by ij.e 11.15 train. : Both train# conned at Macon with the Mucun J Western Road for Atlanta, and with the South-WcF tern Rail Road to Albany, Aiiiericua. Colnnibna anti Montgoincrv, ami at Millen with the Augusta uu<: Savannah Rail Road for Augusta and the North. j«<H EMERSON FOOTE. Gen’l Sup't. READ! READ!! READ!!! urn DBESS SODUS SELLING OFF AT COST! SELLING OF! AT COSH 1 AT PA UK ICR'S. V ’ <»\\ is the time fur Hxuae who intend visiting th aA Watering Places and attending the vurion- Commencement* to buv Dress Goods, cheaper than they ever aaw thein. W. W. Parker A Co. willae.. ut ('OST their entire stock of Scmiibr Dress Good.. which contains every variety us the most Fashion, h’e Sty les, and said to be, by far, the Handsome-» Stock tn Macon. Out facilities enable us to buy low any othei House in the trade, and the preseii Stuck having btrn purchased ut exceedingly lu». rates, the public mux rely on getting bargains*. We are nut in the habit us constantly advertisin' Good* at Cost, and a» we intend what we say we fri 'ensured that sub an opportunity is now presenttv, us may not occur again. ’ june xviii £9’ ISAACS’ SALOON IN “ RALSTON S NEW BUILDING” ON Cherry Street, Alaeon, Ga. SPRING AND SUMMER PROGRAMME. X ’ OW that winter has past and gone and the warm x davs have come, the subscriber uses the /Ww t inform Lis numerous customers and friends that iiv still keejib step with the seasons ; and as he Las hen tufure furnished Oysters, Game, and other suitable comforts and luxuries, he is now prepared with ICE CREAMS and many other refresliinents embracing almost e\< ry thing that can gratify the palate and satisfy bungi * und thirst. .5- * TURTLE 0R CLAM SOVP Will be served every day at 11 o’clock A. M.; an A > meals can be had w henev er called fur. ISAACS invites the hungry and thirsty pausin ' through Macuu, tu give him a call, as bis LARDEi. is daily supplied with all the dainties to be procured in the Savannah und New York markets, and bra* * BAR furnished w'itb the best of Liquors, Seqars aj>4 other accompaniment*. Confectioneries and Fruit ISAACS also keeps constantly on hand a good as sortment us ' CoNFECTIU.\£T.IES fc Bananas, Pink Apples. Various descriptions uTNvts, Cakes. Ac. All of which can be purchased at low prices fur Ciul.. Be sure and call at ■ .. . iva THE ISAACS lIOVSE, or, - ? ‘ ISAACS’ KESTAVKA-NT, Chexby Street, near Ralston’s new Hall, Jf-ICOTA, The subscriber returns his tfianks to those wL have been patyunzing him. Nu effort w ill be spared to jd«Ae»e both hia old cm tonvera aud nt-vv udks. Don’t forget thu place. E. ISAACS. book< \T BOARDMAN’S ‘ Washington Block” Build in ts. Parton’s Life us Burr ; Guy Livingstone; Beatrice Cenci; Havard Taylor’s “ Northern T ravel White ties, by Reade: Bunch aud Bar us Ga , oy Miller; Life at Gen’l Biaekthetvr, by Miller j 21st vul Ga. Hepta, Ac.. Ac. mat xi J. M. BOARDMAN.