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Jbtoson fffnrnitl"; ItOBLHT «». OZIKK, E,lit#r. u n's o .r, <../., Thursday, JCoetneber 5/A, I*CB. HaT Rea mug mailer „n et'(£y ■■ ■ . i’;r" "" The l)i« is Cast. The fvcut£ul uioniintao lung cootctr plated, and which lias been the sum an i substance of sj much eo id neat between poliiical contestant*, ba* at length been rhroniehd with thugs < f the fast. It we ire rn cossful, wc can onto mo o claim to be a materia) part of <ur na tion, and with assurance, trust to the wisdom, nod honor of those aVra *i place in power, to the tx'ont, at Last, of human ability in txerti ing to the interest of the whole people ; or if r n the other haul we are pronounced a <lc seated paWy, it matters hut little now what might have been our cbanc 8 for improving the time allotted to the nc compluhmci.t cf hep s so dear tu us an a part of the nation. The pas* can only serve a* ti e lamp of cxpeiience, by the light if wLicb, our future course must be d.reeled, uud our ship of state be manned, thiou.'h the tempestuous storms that may assail up on the troubled sea of pol'tica! faction. Wo woufl insist, in case of defeat, that discretion should mark cur future course, aLd that we should still look to coming eveuts, for that invisible “pillar cf fire’’ that is to lead us through the gloom of political night. It is time euough to despond when there is no pretext upon which to build a hojo for our worthy cause, or no principle in view whereby, in the illimi'ablo future our former national greatness may not be retrieved. In perusing the history of nations, it is not unfrequec tly to he seen, that wrong has borne in tr umph the palm of victory, swayed the scepter in every form of national union ; chal lenged the right of merit with uncivil mockiry, strained to (.fleet n disolution ofGovernment, yet vanquished in time to save such a hazardous r suit, and sup plied with the weloomo reign of peace We have looked to Democracy as the pledge of our national existence, and vori’y, we may continue to accept the doetriue as the watchword of our liber ties. The principle is the same, though triumphed over and trampled iu dust— if defeated tor, it is nevertheless, by this wo a.ey.-t to conquer. Fana 1 - icistn, woulJ like the deadly Upas, dis till its poisonous malaria, and implant the seed of death, to tb: u ter dis ruc tion of tho body politic, were it not for the antidote cf reason suitably applied to COUU Uiavtlto baneful c,9Wo. We must still cling to the principles it has been our desire to advocate with success, though the dirge of defeat mav shortly remini us, of our miserable condition, with its unwelcome sequence. Error cannot thrive continually in da fiance of truth, and though virtue may for a time be withdrawn front the pale of power, it is yet her ptovince to deal out justice, when secured in herappaiu - ed trust. Fanaticism must eventually yield to tho more prominent sway ol reason, and truth accompanied with the intellectual qualifications in a nathn like ours, must assume the dignity nat urally its own, before our government can reach that point of honor, which it is the design of Democracy to effect.— That purpose will to effected, though it may not follow as an immediate con sequence, for as in former ages, so it is yet the lamentable fact iu rep rd to su perstition and degeneracy, they are still the most subtil ioccnsistenees that ever employed the a't of reason in the work of dinaolition; and in /Radicalism ve have the twofold error to eradicate from the minds of the simple and uowiry Let every member who claims to be one of the noble order rs brotherhood, styled the Democratic party, oontiouc the same undeviating policy, and thirst for no other principle than such as ii held forth in the doctrine of this worthy pla'fortn ; and furthermore, let your future course be marked with that decision of character which was on a previous occasi n expressed by a vener able patriot, of the cast, “Sink or swim Live or die. Survive or perish, I give my hand and heart to this vote ” JYetc •/drertisfiiunts. Tl JPTsTRWg & So3f, Wholesale & Retail Dealer in IIITStSIIIS. Second St. JIdCOy, Ca. Merchants supplied at New York ■▲beet Prices' nov 5 S m Valuable Plantation FOR SA. LB. I OFFER fcr P*le on turns that will be made satisfactory to a good responsible purchas er, for the reason that I am not a planter.— ■j plantation, (is miles on the Rail Road be low Dawson, two and a half miles from Graves’ milt, containing lourtrrm hundred, Seventeen and a half aeres. This place is healthy, acknowledged to be one of the best places in the county of Tsrreli, behig u good stock farm, well wa ered, gooAorebatds, and in short, s desirable home. If not sold by the l»tb December neat, will be for rent. For term*, spplv to Mo sew. Orr, Brown k Cos., at Dawsio. Gs. or to W. T. BUUGK, aoT&:”m Charleston, S. C. SIMSI-I, STERNBERG dfc MO’S WA<jpa»atoi&nif svqxdik o> FALL t WINTER GOODS IS NOW BEADY t STAPLE <fc FANCY DRY GOODS AND CLOTHING WEST SIDE PUL’LIC SQUARE, DAWSON, GEO \VPE are new receiving tie largest ami best eelercted s'oi k of Full and H inter YV <«oodSevpr b'Ought to this mirk“t, constating ot everv variety of /,./ if i m:s' it it css otto ns, at errs, n/. t.icu cu and ItltO ti \V IIOJtICSTIVS, S iItIPC It and I IICCKKII do, EMBROI DKKY, LACEB, . o<p Hosiery, Handkerchief*, Gloves, feUtawl*, Gl«*k*, and ♦*ve , vthi M e nnitlly kept in a VIHal CLASS DRY GOODS ESTABLISHMENT, r riic Gentlemen’s Department. Is complete will. Cloth, (J.eimeres »od Ves'ings, Ewrsnah’ng Good?, Uvsnly-Hside Clollililh'i fl its. Cups, Honrs and Shoes, and every ariicle necessary tor a genteel outfit. • VV'e make 11 -p'riiHir of this line of our business, and e ir.not be ever lied in qnan'iti, qoalitj or price. 4.1 411 CM A CALL lU FOKL YOU 11l V LLSHWHEUG. novs;3oi EMPORIUM. OF *IRT ItEsAUTIf! Favorite Resort of tlie Fashionable and Lovely! BOOTH & liTiOAVTsT, Photographers, DAWSON, - GKOSUiIi. VRE NOW PREPARED TO FURNIFH THE MOST BEAUTIFUL Photographs, Ainbrol yp»‘». Ulelaiiiotypcs, Ivory!ypt-v, Pearltypew, Ferreo types, I*orccluill, or any oilier kind ot Types, of all size* aud descripsious. DTJPLEZ-TYPEFI, By which the likeness of the same person appears twice in the sime, in the most inconceiva bly different potiiions. In true sympathy with the many il’s to which frail humanity is heir, they have for a lorg, time been endeavoring to ascertain some process hy which beautiful pictures can be taken from interior subjects. They have at hist made th : s, and are now permitted to rejoice ie heralding the glad news to all who are the least uncomely in lorm or feature, that they arc prepared to take for them the most beautiful and flattering pictures, at the same time pre serving a correct 1 keuess. gpOld Pictures copied to Miniature or Portrait size, by suoh a skill combination as to render tb«m even more than life itself. jggTWe are also prepared to print Fife-Size Portrait*, is Oil, Pastel or Water Colors. Let all cornu and Gee oik Specimens. ISOIt ti! 9f ISttO If W, Photographers. cois;lm Over J JE L iylts«’ store, Dawsoa, Ga. WATCHES, JEWELRY, SIVER-WJIRE, k, At the old Stand of E. 3. .(CIiSSTOS & CO., No. 07 Mulberry St., near Lanier house, MACON, - GA. I AM now receiving, for the F:ill end Win ter trade, a fine -eleetion of WAT<TItR, CLOCKS. .JEWELRY. SIL VER WARE, FANCY GOODS, J'IANOS and o' Ie r inn «iesl instromems, WALKING CANES, ROGERS' TABLE <f- ROCKET CUT LERY, etc., which, iv'th mv fi'tmer stock, will be sold at VERY LOW PRICES FOR CASH. A call i» reap* ctfcillv solicited. E J. JOHNSTON. WHEELER. WILSON’S Sewinp machines, Needles, And all new improvement*. Public attention is called to three Machines, for s»l» n noanu facturer’e prices by E J. .JOHNSTON, Agent for Middle Geoigia. Gun Barrels, Locks and Mountings. I have for sale over 500 Gun Barrels, which I am offering at low figures E. J. JOHNSTON. WATCH WORK. I am prepared to do at short noiice, in a superior manner and fully warranted. Also, •lewelry and all Standard Sewing Machines repaired at short notice. novs-,Bm E J. .JOHNSTON. MARSHALL HOUSe7 A. B. LUCE, Proprietor, Savannah, - - Ga. Wholesale & Retail Dealer in BOOTS & SHOES, JT« tTSS THVJ*'KH, 85 Cherry Street, MaCon, Ca. Country Merchants supplied at New York Market Prices. no*s;3ui LANIER HOUSE!, -lACOrr, t u£oavu. COIAIBR i SOYS Having summed the management of this ' House, respectfully solicit a share of pnblic ■ patronage. Free Omnibus to and fvem the Honm. At tentive Porters. uovftif JSIS, IAXTEK & MY, COTTON AVENUE\ Macon, Georgia, GENERAL COMMISSION. PRODUCE AND Provision Merchants. •3pmfs for Charles .Prison's Celebrated Copper instilled If Vi iskey's. •Mpenis Cheer actn Lime Works •igents Chestnut drove IFY.fs key, HAVE now in Store and For Sale at the very Lowest Market Prices, A large Stock of Goods, consisting jn part of 1 000 Bushels Horn 2 000 do Choice Tennessee Oats 200 do Herd Rye 206 do Seed Barley 400 Sicks Flour ) . ~ , 100 Barrel, Flour 5 ° fall grades 100 Sacks Liverpool Salt 50 llhds Bacon Sides and Shoulders l ime, Plaster and Cement al ways on linnd. 75 Barrels Whiskey—all grades | 10 Tierces N 'W Crop Hi. e ,10 “ Canvassed Ilams 25 Barrels Rump Pork i 50 Packages L“al Lard 100 “ Mackerel 100 Boxes Star Candles 75 “ Soap 7 5 Birrels Sugar 50 Bags jffio and Java Ctffce o 0 Bales of Hay 25 Tons Puosphatcs and Fleur of Ilaw bone. Additions are made to our Stock daily.— (tail and see us or fend us your orders. We fill everything reliable, promptly *nd fairly.| ngvs—3ta JOHNSON, CAMPBELL & CO., # WHOLESALECROCERS AND COMMISSION MERCHANTS, Corner Fourth and Hoplar Streets, MACON, : : GEORGIA, Have in Store and are daily receiving large shi[ ments of the Goodly which they are selling at the LOWEST POSSIBLE FIGUHES. BACON. RO Hhds C It Bacon Side* 50 “ “ Shoulders, 0 Tierces Bargrass Hams. STJGEYIIS. 100 Bb’s Stuart’s C Sugar 50 do A do 10 do Powdered do 20 do Cru.-bed do 10 do Cut Loaf do 10 do Granulated do COFFEE. 100 Bags Rio Coffee, all grades, 10 “ O.d Government Java. BAGGING, &c 100 Rolls Patched Gunny Cloth 10 Bales Heavy “ << 20 “ Twine ■'JO 000 lbs Arrow Ties 5,000 “ Whaley “ SALT. 100 Sacks Liverpool Salt 80 “ Virginia “ FISH. 10 Bbls Bay No. 1 Mackerel 20 Half bbls Bay No. 1 Mackerel 20 Bbls Shi re No 1 Mackerel 30 Half bbls Shore No. 1 Mackerel, 20 Bbls Blue Fish 60 Half bbls Blue Fish 50 Boxes Herring 10 “ Codfish. S. T. COLEMAN’S MAGNIFICENT STOCK OF FILL &. HIT! Mi IS IVOW BEADY! ANY ONE WHO HAS NOT GIVEN US a CALL, WILL BE .astoistisiied AT THE MAGNITUDE AND VARIETY OF THIS STOCK. We nje fully prepared for any rush that may be made, either by the wholesale or retail trade, as our house is hlted from top to bottom. THE JOBBING OF GOODS BEING A NEW FEATtTR IN OUR BUISINESS, WE CALL THE EsPECIAL ATTENTION OF WHOLESALE BUYERS- In returning our thanks to our large circle of friends and customers for liberal patronage, we beg to assure them that we expect to continue our buisiness as we begun it —upon a FAIR AND SQUARE BASIS, And do not intend or expect to be undersold; and by treating customers well, wo expect, not only to vin thiur favor, but to secure thier influence w herever they go. we invite the publick to call and see what we have, and hope we may bo able to make a good impression epon every Visiles. £. T. COLEMAN. octs-lm. Second St., Triangular Block, Next to Nationd Bank. HAVE ALWAYS ONHAND EE OCR , of all Grades, ME.tE, GRITS, B/U.V, SMIORTS , and CO W-EEER. ALSO, . THE FAMOUS SELF-R ANISIN (T FLOUR. r FO OUR PATTONS, and nil Others we would sa> that we are manufacturing our Flour, X from the beei quality ol Wheat., unci that all ihe Floor we s.ll is Iresh. Wa make all, grades, and have Flour as low as the lowest and a» good as the best. Our motto is, WE STRIVE TO PLEASE, And gurnrntee withTaCtirm in trll cases. All Flour sold bv u»ls guaranteed to plosse, ttr money refunded. To all dealers, and the balance ot mankind, We would say, iff us, and feel assured that you will call again. BLEDSOE & CO. uovcms;3montlis CANDIES, Ac. 50 B"Xes Candy, Plain and Fancy l’ecan Nuts, Almonds Raisin-, Prunes 20 boxes Cheese, 10 “ Sod a Crackers JO “ Sugar do 10 “ Butter do 10 “ Desert do 10 “ Lemon do SUNDRIES. 10 kegs Butter 20 barrels Irish Potatoes 10 “ Onions 10 tierces Rice 50 boxes N». 1 Soap 50 “ Erasive Soap 100 “ Olive do 25 “ F.y’s No. 1 Soap 50 “ Star Gandies 10 “ Pair a 6 lie Candles 5 barrels Kerosene Oil, 100 half barrels Molasses 15 barrels Fine Syrup 100 eases L quors, all grades 300 half sacks Superfine F'lour 250 “ “ Family “ LIQUORS, Cotton Plant Bitters Russ’ Bittt rs Gibson’s Cabinet Whiskey in bbls Gibson’s Monorgahala Whiskey, in barrelp, Tennessee Whiskey, in barrels Old Wit cheater and Shenandale "Wbi l ey, in barrels F ne O and lJiardirs and Gi’ds Bvuppernorg Wine. no\s-3m THE Fmfisin s fumy EIMPORIVH OF | «• Yint*. »*fy»ttvv»l'w<l IrtviJ.l * .fdT.5 ! f ,i -li« tHtwlVtnbl. hß'itji.', Si JVCXnDnDXaE gkeoirq-ila.. ■ o' • t Jh «* 'tilt *, J ■ ' CORN, BACON, FLOUR, lIAV, OATS* SALT, KAOOINO, TIES, WHEAT. UYE, BARLEY, ETC. corn.'«™. j J. a " ~ - ;<t •■-. , r JW! ,T.H»n .«» IF you want CORN, in large or small quantities, cheap for CASfl—or 8 Uttle higher on (ime —call ou .-If a*- W. A. HUFF, Under Ralston Hall, MACON, GEORGIA. BACON. IF you want BACON—Sides, Hams or Shoulders—by the Car Load, Cask, or single pfcc* as Cheap as it can be bad suutu of Cincinnati or Louisville, call ou W. A. HUFF. BAGGING & TIES. IF you want the celebrated BORNEO BAGGING (2i pounds to the yard,) and the Arrow or Buckle Tie, in large or small quantities, call ou W. A. HUFF. —q SUGAR, COFFEE, SALT, &c. IF yon want SUGAR, COFFEE, SALT, RICE, .HEAL, LARD, SYRUP, etc., etc., io any quantity, call on W. A. HUFF. WHISKEY. IF you want Whiskey—don’t call-en me—my next door ncigbW keeps that. W. A. HUFF. 0 HAY AND OATS. - ”, 4 IF you want a few bales of prime EASTERN OR NORTHERN HAY—or a Car Load—*r if you want a choice article of Seed Oats, or a common article to feed with, call on W. A. HUFF. o SEED WHEAT. THROUGH my House in CHATTANOOGA I am now prepared to furnish all parties want ing Seed Wheat with .choice article of White or Red, and in quantities to suit. Parlies wanting, can order through me at th's place, or adhress F. B. VIRGIN, Chattanooga, Tena., and prompt attention will be given their orders. V- * ,CT «C*> W. A. HUFF. > 4 r.i'f .. . » i/. CTo roil/ o— .mSI vtu- und CHATTANOOGA, TENN. TAM NOW DOING A WHOLES ALB PRODUCE AND r‘OMM7SSIOtf BUST- _ 1 NESS IN CHATTANOOGA , TENN. ; and hiving leased the well-known large an« \ commodious Warehouse of French k Brown, near the pMsetieer *nd Freight iheff, am prepared to handle Gr«in to great advantage, and can tiii any and aB Orders f®r Wheat, BicTn, { H Ay,.Q vXI. of Georgia or Tennessee, F. B Virgip, nry ipecl il Ag“nt there, will act for me in tny a * roue**, and" perfect satis fact! on is guaranteed to all parlies who may place their bosioe** is h»s hands. _ 5 . Wi A. HUFF- j ;|| ’ I (.toqA\ sstfmrtn '•« ’’'-At ' ■ (/ ' ’ Aianoao * * ff*affons —AND— WOODRUFF COJTCORD RtiOOiU^ SHOT OA HAVING into>.»t*d Mr. T. N MASON specially in the profits growing out of my aod Buggy he will hereafter attend personallv and specLlfy to that e*L meat. Mr. Mason has just retqrped (rpm few York and New> Haven,twhere P/}eor shd m icfe arringetnents lor having just such «;ork maniifjtytufed a* will be wsnteo gia ; aiiJ we are now prepared to fill an order for sny kind of vehicle, from a HahJ to a Six-Horse Omnibus, aud an ■ good rerms as it can he hod south oi New York. )j,* VVe shall mkke the Concord Wagon and the Concord ftuggv, the WoodruffWago .Woodruff Buggy, end the crlebrated ‘‘Asa Mij|er” JlputileKuro Bkggy, our specia . ■ will also bo prepared to 8H .0 order for «ny other description Qf Wagon, Buggy, °f that may he wanted and guarantee a* good work, and as low prices, as the Georgi ennafford, N novS;lmowno3s?3 ■' W. A. HUFF.