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|)A\VSOi\ journal, Local Column. Advertisements for the week must bo banded in on Wednesday morning 10 in sure insertion. Bailey’* Vaii«4i«M»- Uailt-y Inis certainly come to town, nnd "ill perform here to night, lie brings with him the greatest budget of fun ever found in a company of equal size Associated as ho is, with West’s Celebrated Brass Band, formerly of me 4th and Bth Georgia Regiments, the Company has the reputuiion of being the best Show now traveling. We know the Band to be composed of the best associated Musicians in the South. Come <ne ! Como all, and do your laughing. It is something to please you. The Journal l east— On last Saturday evening, together with the Proprietor?, 'ie casually wandered to lire nicely arranged Saloon of Mr. Garrard, where after being seated beneath the elegantly pan oplied table resort, we did ample justice to ourselves, in the agreeable dispatch of a rich and flowing dish ol Bivalvularx which we re member to have been the very best ever eat en by us, and most assuredly the greatest quantity that was ever placed before u* at any one time. We struggled hard, and mu tually encouraged each other to complete the work of demolition, but utterly failed in the attempt, aud had to give over with nearly half remaining on our plates. We inquired as to the usual dish for cUxt-Tuers, aud were re flied to, by being referred to our own rich viands. Long may he wave, which wc feel assured will be the consrqin-oce as long as he, with the sprightly Mr. Walker, will so earne.-tly strive to please all who patronize them Thor*. T. Christian, Pastor ■of the Methodist Church at this place, who has labored bo efficiently with us .for the last three or four years, wi I r.c •cupy the Pulpit again on Sabbath next, which will conclude his services in our town-. Let us attest our appre ciation of the enusi of Christ, and of this faithful Minister of God ty a full attendance on next Sabbath. Passing the Ouu r t-!iouse yard the other dry, we discovered a crowd of men and 1 oys grouped together as though something unusual was being the matter of wonder. Anxiously wc ■drew near to learn the item of interest, and pau-ed, expecting to gaze upon some new specimen of the animal crcaiion, when we beheld in the n.idst of the crowd, a little hole, of six iuch-s in di ameter T,e ‘Jcvd’ says they were dig girg a wi 11. Sensational We were peeping through ihe window nnd n isw her, I’ll declare ; She was 1 beauty and •all that, besides she was so fair. It’s cor aiu •.that we’ll not forget, the charming beau’v sren ; We would not bet on guesting righ', but say she was eighteen. She wts pretty, yes, but. that’s not half, somehow theie was a spell, that fixed tny giz'upoti her face, I hope hbe’s not a Belle; Oh ! cruel sale, ah, harrowing stroke, it behooves me now to tel 1 . The whip applied, tlie horse did trot, the fair one would not dwell. Yes, they are coming to town ’ •For what purpos-, do you suppose.’ ‘Why, did you not hear that W. T. IJrown was the best Photo graphs that was ever seen.’ It jh a certain fact as has ceen dem onstrated, though you nay he as ugly »* the Fur.es and ask for a flattering jric ure, he and come ns near remodeling your feutiirae as any aitist you’ll ev r Kud. Don t target to apply lo S. T. Colt-man fi>r what you may nceil in the Dry Goods line. Sen his advertise ment. A Talcabi.e Fa«m sou Sals, oit Special attention is hereby called to th-j adveitisement of the Rev J B. McGohee, to be found in another olaffln. e A Cos., are e«er ready t® supply you with Flour on reasona ble terms. See advertisement. Sft.Vi’e wou'd again call the attend tion of the people generally to the fact that Mr. W. A Huff, of Macon, has everything that is necessary for the sustenance of man and beast Also, pleasure'vehicleg, and wagons that are indispensable to every plantation. See his advertisement, Fair Warning— Tax payers would do well to notice the advertisement of W W. Farnum. £3»’Subi«cribe for the South West ern Baptist a valuable paper for the family circle published in Atlanta, and edited by the Rev. Dr. Shaver. you want to live in town ? Then go to J. E Harris who is now offering for sale a valuable House and lot near ths very heart cf the city. tf&_We tenderour thanks to Messrs. Have&s &, Brown for a nurn 1 er of Pe riodicals. “Devil" returns many thanks to r - 8. G. Evans fur the pleasure erjoyed in she mastication of the sugar cane that was presented him last week. . —A man who always ‘comes down with the presents a clean balance ■heet at tho end of the year. —'Troubh a never cotne singly'—as Jodos said when his w ile presented him twins. I Told You So ! l>id you suy that advertising wouldn't pay ? You arc wrong one time, certain. We wont uto the store ofW. M. Peeples the olbei day, aud every perron connected wiilt the tirm was so busily engaged, attending to the calls of his numerous customers, that tin y could uot fiiid time to say—llowd'y do. See what a null of businees he has brought upon himself and his gentlemanly clerks by letting the people know that his goods were bought when cotton was low. Road his advertise ment the second time, and wotry tht in again. T int 8 .mllts*i'ii Homo Joiii-uul— Published at Baltimore, Md., by John \ . Slaler, : t Ihe low price of $3 per annum, should receive the supp rt of alt w ho desire to foster Southern lit erature. The first number comes to us freight ed with the gicat story of Airs. \Yin stanley, entitled the ‘ Peasant Girl,” also, ‘ The Cruise of the Six II undred,’’ by Mjij. VV. W. Go’dsbutrough, which gives un account of the horrible suffer ings nnd privations inflicted upon six hundred Confederate officers, who were sent, in 1864 from Fort Dele ware to Gen. Foster’s department in the South for retaliatory purposes, is almost beyond belief; but there are still many living witnesses to the fact-. Everything we have ever read of bru tulity to prisoners during the war pales before this, which causes us an invol untary shudder. Tiuly there is a VVirz w ho has been overlooked. Helerson’s Magazine— Fur December, is already os our table. It is a splendid number, with two steel engrav ing?, a mammoth fashion plate, a colored pateru in Beilin woik, and ucailv filly wood c”ts. The principle steel engraving, 1 The Orphan's Christmas Eve,” will touch every heart. We do not wonder at the immense circulation ol “Peterson,”—said to be the largest in the world—for it really gives more for the money than any other. Everybody ought to subscribe for it. Its stories are the best published anywhere. Tub Simmon’s Regulator ha-, been u.-ed so many jears w.th success that no one ufibeted with dyspepsia, colic, constipation, or any bilious affec tion, should be without the remedy ie their house. The number of certificates from the un at influential citizens fully establishes its virtues. One says: I think it the greatest mcdiciuo in the world. Auotber syas ; I consider it in valuable in s’ck h<aduche, a? it b;.s not failed o giv ie irfiu any instance. An thir says ; l consider it indispensi bie in my family, and will never be tviiLout i . See advertisement. Notice—We wiil take Butter, Eggs, nr Chickens, from any of our subscribers who owe us, at market j prices, or it you want to subscribe to the paper and have not got the money, we w ill uike them, but bring thorn on if you doiit owe or subset ibe and wu wi 1 buy th• in. Nourish thy s >ul with good works Give i pence in solitude Get it strength in prayer. Make it wi*e with reading Enlighten it by Meditation. M -be it tender with five sweeten it wi h humil ity Bumble it with patience. Enliven it. with psalm? and hymns, and comfort it wbh trqueut r■ fl ctions upon fu’ure g'oiy. Keep it in the presence of God, and teach ii to inflate those guardian ang-li which, though :hey attend tabu man affairs, and lot be lowest if rriakind, ‘always b hold the face of our Father which is in II aven.’ —We should get benefits from a book as a bee gets honey from a 11 ti er—dive deep I ut attempt to take away but little at a time. IHARRILD By tho itev. T. T. Christian, on the evening of the 2J li ult, at the reside ce of VVrn. E Wall, K-q., of Terrell County, Gi., Mr. Ja«. W. Kendrick lo Miss Mary J. Wall; Also, Mr. Jas. J. Wall to Miss Sarah Kendiick, all of said county. By the Rev. C. A. Crowell, on the 29 h ult., Mr. S. S. Parham and Miss M. H. Spears, all of Randolph Cos., On. D.IWSOS UAKiti;r REPORT C RIIECTF.D WEEKLY BY AVAL. WOOTEN, GItOCKR ASD COMMISSION MERCHANT. CGTTO.Y, 18 20 U 1)1, li, 1.25 SI is i 7;K, 1.20 OUOtJUKfIES ii PKOVJ lO\^ C—Clear .-idis (smoked) 20(2)21 Clear ribbed sides (smoked) 19(0)20 ShouldeiS, 17@18 Hams ( piain,) @22 Canvassed hamp, (-upar cured) @25 C ' 1? M*M2 31 —Piirne Rio, @M Gjod Rio, @HO Ordinary Rio, @2B SVCUIU- (According to grade) 18@20 Z’JLVI Black, @l.6<> Green, @2.25 Young flvgon, 1.50@2.00 Ml *:- ‘ @ls M'M* IJ ( /£—Supeififne, @H.sl> Estta, ((ill Mi) Family, V@7 50 A..111 li 24@25 A'MS ll M ickernl hf. bis. 12 3 fUe@l2 Mackerel in Kits, 4.50 Whitefish per lt>. 12J(tg 15 B f7TTE#i-Goshen, @tio Country, 25@3U icons— lfi@2o cut CHEATS— 15@25 It TICS M '.IX— 26©30 IJELOir sir it up— 75@i.00 t'i.ncu.m— 05.80 S*l A, T— Liverpool, a5.25 Virginia, a3 25 71 'll MSB 1C r*—Com. Rye, 3 oo„4 00 Corn, 2 50a 3 00 Fine Whi-key, n4 65 TUB.tVL'O— Common, 60.75 Fine, I.ooa 1.50 Glt.ll.Y— Com (western) al 0(> Corn (coun rv) al.“0 .1111*1 A— a 1.35 Bagging, Hope, & Tits. Bagging, Gcnnv— 28.30 kaeotteky, u3O Iron Tiis. Buckle, ali) Ropk— OAI JBISJXffJ HY, COTTON A VENUE, Macon, Georgia, GENERAL COMMISSION. PRODUCE AND Provision Merchants. .taenfs rot' Charles .Vet*on’» Celebrated tanner lH stilted ff'hiskey's. • I yenls Chetvacla IA me Works .Agents Chestnut drove ffV,is hey, nAt E rnw in Store and For Sale* at Che very Lowest Market Prices, A large Stock of Goods, consisting in part of 1 600 Bushels Corn 2 000 do Choice Tennessee Oats 200 do Sued Rye 200 do Seed Barley 400 Sacks Flour ) ~ 100 Barrels Flour \ of all 6 rßdc3 100 Sacks Liverpool Salt 50 Ilbds Bacon Sides and Shoulders £.iiue, IMasfcr and Cement al ways on hand. 75 Barrels Whiskey—all grades 10 Tierces N w Crop Ri e 10 “ Canvassed 11-ms 25 Barrels Rump Pork 60 Packages Leaf Lard 100 “ Mackerel 100 B xcs Star Candles 75 “ Sjap 7 5 B irrels Sugar 50 Burs iZio and Java Ctffee 3 0 Bales of B y 25 Tons Phosphates and Flour of Raw bone. Additions arc made to our Stock daily.— Gall and sec us or send us your orders. We fill evert thing reliable, promptly and fairly. novs 3in BROWN HOUST F. E, BHOWN A. SOY, Fourth St., Opposite Passenger Depo', JTlxton, Georgia . i w 7*ROM the Ist of July tho business of this House will be conducted bv E. E [Down I; Son, the Senior having associated his son, Win. F Brown, in tho management aud in terest of the Hotel. The bouse contains sixty rooms, which ore reserved ehii fly fur the use of travellers aid transient guests. Competent assistants have been se- cured in every and partment, aud evt ry attention will be paid to ensure comfort to their customers. Rooms clean and airy, and t e table always supplied with tho host the country affords. Porters attend arrival and departure of all trains to convey b.iggapc and conduct, passengers across ihe s'reet to their quarters. jul.27,tf wimluMm. BYRD & COKER, HAVE on hand, at their store on Main st., mi:* H and arc prepared io serve them up to mic tha taste ol'all. Come and try them. Dawson, Ga„ Oct. 29th, 18r>8 —ts Ciaidc to Health! — :o: MY Guide to Heal h is now published in . ‘(ood binding and plain type. Sub senbers and others wishii g a book or books, can be accomodated by calling on J. A. j J/imfc ut the Store of W. M PEEPLES’. Lo\le<w Block, Daw-on, Ga. ' J \ JUJUS si. DAVIS, M. fi>. Aug, 27 th, ts. THE GREAT UTKK COMPLETE! Vol. IV of Victor'x History (Ci"il, Political ami Militaryi of the Southern Rebellion is now ready. r I'll IS completes this groat National work. 1 H is, by far, the most exhaustive and satisfactory t f all the narra'iv sos the late Civ ii War. I* has the endorsement of numer ous Governors, Members cf Congress, Emi - nent Officers anil Civilians. It i», in fact, the only history of the War worthy of the uanie. Sold bv Agents; or sent by Express to any address on receipt of price, viz: In MushD binding, $3,25 per volume. In Leather, $4,00 per volume. Add.ess WM. 11. GIFFING, Gcn’l Ag’t, 18 Spmce Street, New Vork, tsr A GENTS , TA KE NOTICE! This great work being complete will now com mand a large circulation. Good Canvassers, male or female, can readily realize $lO per day in taking names for it. Viry liberal commissions allowed ami exclusive territory given. For Circular of particulars address as above. may2Btf JAS. D. TORI.F.Y, Publisher Swiss, Nnnsook, Jcknet, and checked Muslins, with trimmings, at S M. Siesei & Bro’s. Avery slot K of Ladies’ Dross goods and Gentlemen’s piece goods, at vS. M. txicscl & Bro’s. Plenty of renuy-made clo lung; shoes and boots always on hand, at S. M fcfiesel &. Bro’s. 50 pieces fine, cheap b'eeehing at S. M. Siesel & lino's. 100 pieces prints from 10 to 15 cents, at S. M. tiesel & Pro's. A large stock of Crockery nnd Glass ware at *3- M. Sieeel is Bros. I I A V !•: A I ,\v . \ X ! > J 7 MjOI’R, of all Grades, .11E.3L, GUSTS, nSUS.Y, SHOUTS, awl CO W-FJSEJD. ALSO, TUB FAMOUS SELF-RAISING FLOUR r | > o OUR PATTONS, and all others we would that we are maMU r acturinsf our Flour 1 from the beat quality of Wheal, and that all the Flour we a.ll is fresh. We make all giades, and have Flour as low as the lowest and a* good as the best. Our motto is, WE STRIVE TO PLEASE, And guarantee SitLfadion in all cises. -All Flour sold by us.is guaranteed to please, or money refunded. To all dealers, and the balance ol m inkiod, s\\i would say, try us, ami w» feel assured that you will call again. BLEDSOE & CO. novems;3monlbs n. T. COLEMAN’S magnificent stock OF IS KOW any one who iias not given* us a call will be AS r roN]S!.ILI) AT THE MAGNITUDE AND VARIETY OB THIS STOCK. Wc nae fill’y pr par and for r.t.y rush ft at may be made, either by the wholesale or retail trade, as our house is filled from top to bottom. the jobbing or goods BEING A NEW EEATUR IN OUR BUiSINE-S, WE CALL THE ESPECIAL ATI'ENIION OF WHOLESALE BUYERS- In returning our thanks to our large circle ol friends ami tn?tomcrs for liberal patronage, we beg to assurelhem tnut we expect to contmue cur buisinees as we begun it —upon a FAIR AND SQUARE BASIS, And do not intend or ex pee t to be unde sold; and by treating customers well, wo expect, not only tt> v;n thiol' favor, but to secure thiei influence wliciever U ' ie invite the'publiek to call and see w hat w e have, and hope we may be able to make a good imj rcesion upon every visitor. 8. T.COLEMAN. octs-lm. Second St., Triangular Block, Next to National Bank. SIMMONS’ LIVER REGULATOR IS THE Life-Giving Medicine of the Day, K T relieves all diseases ofthc Liver* it ri ' l,0 M l 1 * the entire System, and bends new bluo.l bounding through every Vein. IT IMPARTS A sparkling brightness to the Kye, A Rosy glow to the Cheek, A clearness to the Head, A brightness to the Complexion, Buoyancy to the Spirits, And Happiness on all sides. It is a household Treasure lor every I unity.— Only $1 a package. Sold by all Druggists. Prepared only by J.H.ZEILIN& CO, Druggists, Macon, Ga. GOOD RECORD. In regard to the virtue of your Simmons’ Div er Regulator, not only can 1 speak for myself hut also lor my wife, she was so badly h Heeled' with Torpid Liver and Indigestion that I sent her to Ktirope for the change of climate and for medical advice ;but nothing seemed to do h- r any yood. at last- some of her friends advised her to try 'Sim mons’ liver/regulator, and she has been restored to perfect health. 1 also have suffered severely from the disease and been made ii well mail. .V. No. 80 Mulberry st., Macon, Geo. oc<B Sin. / i EOKGn, Ti rn ll i oiiufy: yj W here; Abraham Sasser, aj pin s lor letters of ado inistra’ion de bail’s nor, on the estate oi Sidney B. Sfniitb, dec’d : These are therefore to cite and admonish all persons concerned to be and appear at my office within the time prescribed by law, and show cause, if any, why said letters should not be granted. Given under nit land aid official signature this S* pt. 19 h 1808, sep2l4ud T y. JO3E3, Ord’y. valuable PROPERTY FOR SALE. VUOUT Three Hundred Acres of pood p ne land lying in and ..'joining Diw ton, Terrell coontv, G»., also three S ore houses and a dwelling in said town, which will be sold low. Fur further particulars inquire of Win Coker, Erq., of Dawson, who will act as mv representative in the s.i. l , aug2o 3m* ROllf. J. UODGES. «s. IN & I!. E. OLIVEit, ST ms, STfiV£S, and HOLLOW WARE, Pocket nnd Table Cutlerv, Iron Ripe, Steam Fillings wholesale Manulacturcrs of Tin Ware. 42 and 44 Third Street, Macon, : : : : Gkoroia. novs;3 m L.T.SXTOKG&SOK, Wholesale k Retail Dealer in 1O0TS&SIOES, Second St. JS ACOlf, Ga. Hf"Co-.intry Merchants supplied at New York J.! abkex Fn iCFS - nov 53 m H, S, Meyer, Yv'LtKsale Si Retail Dealer in BOO'i’S at SHOES, JIT. ITS X Tilt .I KS, 85 Chir;y Street, Macon, Ga un*ry Slviciiauls supplied a; New Yuik Matket Pii.vs. novs;3m MO TICK. " r I'\YO Moml s nit* r d.it*f npflication wi! hr I made to the Cou tof Ordinary nf Ter *-*■ll county, for leave to sell the lands belong jug to ih • estate of Sarah Fold, Into of eald countv, deceased. 0C122 m* FIT AULTS FORD, Adm’r U"OIi Sy\ l.i:. 4 dcsiuatile II use and fit wi.hin two him [\ ur<d v.ud- ol I lie bu.-incM poiliou of the city. Call on me at mv stete. W. M. PEErLES. I: nw-hou, Ga., oet.-.’-tf SIESEL, STERNBERG & BRO’S aii. oiiJMciaig sh»©k OF FALL l WITEB HOODS IS 7STO W IIJSA.DY ! STAPLE & FANCY DRY GOODS AND OLOTHIIf# NEXT DOOR TO M. H. BALDWIN, DAWSON, GEO \\ , 'K arc nuK receiving tic largest an J best «o!ecc*ecl Bto. k of Full and Winter i v OfMMI x ever brought, to this in irknt, consisting nf every va-ietv »f /..Gi/t.'s’ nis css tumns, p mutts, ncc.it ucn ana itntntw no.ti csTtts. srmvcu and cnccKc:n do, EMB HO J 1J Klt Y,LA CES. Hosiery, Uaudkarchief*, Gloves, Shawls, Olosks, ami evorvthi->g mu illy kept In a FIRST CLASS VR V GOODS ESTABLISHMENT. r Tlic Gentleman’s Department. Is complete wiih Wlolh, C.isiinoris and Ves'ings, Fnrnirhing Good., Itcadj’-.llade (‘lotllillg, Hi's, Cnps, Bools anil Shoes, and eveiy sriide necessary for a genteel outfit. We make a specialitv of this line of our business, and esr.not he excelled in qaaqift) quality or pi ice. CiIYK US ,4 CALL, ItLFOKJR VOU BUY ELSRIVHERE. uovs;3u) EMPORIUM OF .IRT •I.YS) BEAUTY! Favorite Resort of the Fashionable and Lovely! DAWSON, .... GEOKOIA. ARE NOW PREPARED TO FURNIE H TnF, MOST BEAUTIFUL PllOlographs IV tmhroiypex, Jlclniiiolyps-s, Ivoryly|ie«, Pcarltypes, Ferreo -1 VPI is, Porcelain, Ol any o'her kind ol Types, of ail sizes and dcSci ipaions. DUPLEX-TYPER, By which the likeness of the same person appears twice in the same, in the most incODceiva bly aifitfrei.t posifions. lu true pympithy with the mmy il’s to which frail humanity is heir, they have for a lore lime been endenvoirug to ascertain pome process by which beautiful pictures can be taken from foferior subjects. They have at lust made this, anti are now permitted to rejoice is heralding ihe glad news to all who are the least uncomely in form or feature, that they are prepared to take or them the most beautiful aud flittering picture*,*at the same time pe survii'z a correct likenc-s. 1 lectures copied to Minia’ure or Portrait siz-, bv such a skill combination as to rentier tin m even more natural thm !if*» itself. DgTVVc are also prepared to p.int Uife-olze I*Or«raila, in Oil, Pastel or Water Colors. Let all come aud ace our Sp^cim^n*. r , BOOTH X Blt Off W, Photographers. co '’b :IJ OerJ EL iyfess’ siore, Diweua, Ga. JOHNSON, CAMPBELL & CO,, WHOLESALE GROCERS AND COMMISSION MERCHANTS, Corner Fourth and Poplar Streets, MACON, : : GEORGIA, Have in Sn»re aud are daily receiving large bhij monts of the Following Goods, which they are selling- at the LOWEST I’OSSIBI.E I'IOITRES. IIACOIf. 60 llfids C II Bacon Sides 60 “ “ Shoulders, 6 Tierces Bargrass Ilams. SXJGf A.IIS. 100 l’b’s Stuart’s C Sugar 50 do A do 10 do Powdered do 20 do Cru-hed do 10 do Cut Loaf do 10 do Granulated do COFFEE. 100 Bigs R:o Coffee, all grades, 10 “ Old Government Java. BAGGING, &c 100 Roils Patched Gunny Cloth 10 Bales Heavy “ *< 20 “ Twine 30 000 lbs Arrow Ties 5,000 “ Whaley “ SALT. 100 Sacks L’verpeol Salt 80 “ Virginia “ FISH. 10 Bbl? Bay No. 1 Mackerel 20 Half bbl? Bay No. 1 Mackerel 20 Bbls Siore No 1 Mackerel 30 II tlf UII9 Shore No. 1 Mackerel, 20 BbH B uc Fi.-h 50 Half bbls Blue k’tsh 60 lb>xi H Herring 10 “ Ordfisu. CANDIES, Ac. SO B xes Candy, Plain and Fancy Pecan Nuts, Almonds Raisin;, Prunes -0 boxes Cheese, 10 Soda Crackers 10 “ Sugar do 10 “ Butter do 10 “ Desert do 10 “ Lemon do SUAIHiIES, 10 bogs Rutter 20 barrels Irish Potatoes 10 “ Onions 10 tierces Rice 50 boxes N->. 1 Soap 50 “ Erasive So3p 100 “ Olive do »5 (1 F'j's No. 1 Soap 50 “ Star Candles 10 “ Pairsfiuc Candles 5 barrels Kerosene Oil, 100 half barrels Molasses 15 barrels Fine Syrup 100 vases J, rjuors, all grades 300 half savks Supeiftne Flour 250 “ “ Family “ LIQUORS, Cotton 1’ ant Bitters Russ’ Bitters Gibsou’s Cabinet Whifkry in Ills Gibson’s Mononguhaia \\ hiskey, in barrels, Tennessee Whiskey, in barrels Od Wirebester and Shetandala \V! i.-kev, in barrels Fine C)'d Biardirs and Girs S uppirnong Wine. ti-;\s-3Tk