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"4’rpuMic.iu. THURSDAY, NOVEMBER, 8. 1806. ADVERTISE. yie. wish to impress upon every one the deck!* ed advantages of advertising in the columns of the Republican. First, Your advertisement is sure to ho read by every one who reads the paper. You are not lost in a wilderness of paper. Heojkd. Y’ou are thus brought in contact wi'h n greater number of country readers, than by any other means. Third. Our city circulation is rapidly increas ing, and your advertisement will soon he read bj every family in our city. Fourth, The price is so liberal that any one can advertise in the Republican, To our retail merchants wo would suggest that the Republican cffjrs.them advantages in reaching their customers, nniqualvd by any oth er paper. Send in your advertisements ! For Judge. We are authorised to unmmnec the name of I>. J. STROZIKR, of Albany, as a • candidate for tire office of Judge of Ilrc Superior Court of the South Western Circuit. Flection in Janu ary next. Oct 9 tde. For Judge. We arc authorized to announce the name of Hon. James J. Soaßbobouou as a candidate for Judge of the South Western Circuit. Election in January next. Albany PATRior'copy. Oct.. 18 tds* O WEET QporONAX .FROM MEXICO'.— O The most elegant and essential personal re quisite for a lady, “Extract of Sweet Opopo ntix.” Manufactured by E. T. Smith & Cos., NewjYorL, aud sold at the Drug store of Oct 9 ts ]>r. E. J. ELDIHDGE. Apology. —We are clue our readers an apology for the meagre editorial in tiiis issue. It lias been owing to theab scnce of the editor, and a death iir the family of tire Foreman of the office, up on whom the duty devolved. 257“ There is no need now of asking who has the prettiest and largest stock of Dry Goods, for if you only go to S. Waxelbaum it lino, the question is de cided, They always can show you the most beautiful and uiost handsome assortment of Ladies Dress Goods, Shawls, and Cloaks &e. &c. Go there if you wish to buy very cheap. Oct. 3d. It. SWEET OPOFONAX ! The only elegant. Perfume - Is found on all toilets, and nev er stains the handkerchief. Sold at the Drug stora of [oct.9tff Dr. E. J. ELDHIDGE. ' Those Oysters. —We do not envy the clever gentlemen of our city who, the other night, partook so largely of Savannah oysters and did not feel very well afterwards! Those oysters it is fair to presume, were either bad them selves or fell into bud hands. The ■inland city, it must be borne in mind, is not accustomed to fresh, oysters, and coming su far to get here, wo‘‘guess” they were in a somewhat rotten condi tion. Hence the tenduncy to sickness! For the Sumter Republican Mr. Editor: —Allow me to congratu late you and. all the good people of your nourishing little city, on the prosperous oonditiou iu which I find it after a long absence. To one whose lot has been cast among demolished towns, devasted and impov erished country, evidences of prosperity which greet the eye on every side in the city of Americas are indeed, truly gratifying and refreshing. The demon of war seems not to have passed this way, no marks of his blighting foot prints being visible iu either town or country. Judging from the many hue build ings springing up, the increased number of business houses, the immense Stocks of goods on hand, and the active trade going on, it is’manifest that Americas is fast culminating towards the zenith of prosperity. Perhaps no other town in Georgia has emerged from the war less scathed than Americus; and none enjoying a brighter pros; c.-t of a prosperous future. While the elements ofsuccess are clus tered thickly around her, another has just been added in the extension of the wires to this place, and the establish ment of a telegraphic office. This, with all the facilities already possessed ren tiers Americus one of the most desirable localities in the State. Long may she live, and her future prospects be more than realized. R ' 237“ Gent’s ready made clothing can be had in the most fashionable styles and magnificent makes at the lowest figures at S. Waxelbaum & Bro. in S. ■S. Boone’s new corner store, step in and take a look at their goods so you can judge for yourself. Oct. 3d. It. •The Life of Forrest. —We learn from a Nashville paper that Gen. Thom as Jordan, formerly of Gen. Beauregard’s staff, and Col. Jno. P. Pryor, of Mem phis, are engaged iu preparing for pub lication a life of Gen. Forrest, and that they will have it ready for the press in a couple of months. We concur in the remark of the editor that the work 1 will afford a contribution to the present literature which will soon be one of its most interesting features.” ’fhe char acter of this distinguished officer shines as brilliantly in in time of peace as it did in in time of war. Count Bis:,i ark Disgraced.-— lt is a trite saying that Republics are ungrate ful. Jt would seem that the imputa tion is not less applicable to despotic Governments. John Mitchell, the Paris correspondent of the New York News, states that Count Bismarck, the ac knowledged hero of the late, war, is almost certainly disgraced, lie has not received the high honors which were declared to be in store for him, and the military grade which has been given him is held as the reverse of a promotion. So he had been absent of late from the Kipg’s eouncil, under the plea of sick ness, though it is believed iu Berlin that ho is enjoying excellent health. The King is jealous. There has been too much credit given to Bismarck by ma king in general, and lie desires to have all tho credit to himself. Such has been the fate of much of true merit in public life in all ages of the world. An Indianapolis dispatch of the 13th ult., to the Cincinnati Gazette, says: Tho Supreme Court of tho State, now in session, to-day decided in the case of Smith against Moody, on ap peal from Marion county Common Ideas Court, that the thirteenth arti cle of our State Constitution, known as the Black Article, and all laws pass ed in pursuance of its provisions, are void, as being in conflict with the con stitution of the United States. The Court holds that any citizen of the Uni ted States, no matter what his color may be, who lias resided six months in this State, is a citizen ot the State. The judgment was unanimous, and the opinion was delivered by Chief Justice Gregory. 237“ The war sptrit is said to be again rampant among the Fenians, es pecially those of Buffalo. At Cincin nati also four full companies were mus tered into service yesterday, and ar rangemeuts are completed for uni forming and arming as many others as may come forward. —— V A wretched old villain namecFßcck, sixty five years of age, is in the hands th: law in Chicago, for the persons of two little girls, twelve or thirteen years of age. One of the children died some time ago, from the abuse, without, revealing it to her friends, her lips being sealed by fear. The other, having been removed from liis influence, told her story, and the ar rest, of the ancient fiend was immediate ly made. Has She a Call to he a Wife.— Tlas she a call to be a wife who thinks 'more of her silk dress than her children, and visits her nursery no oftener than once a day ? Has the wonan a call to boa wife who sits reading the latest novel wliile her hus band stands before the glass vainly trying to pin together a buttonless shirt bosom '! lias that woman a call to b? a wife who cries for a cashmere shawl when her hus band’s notes are being protested ? Has that woman a call to be a wife who expects bet husband to swallow diluted coffee, sogvy bread, smoky tea, and watery potatoes, six days out of seven. Has she a call to be a wife who fiirls with every man she meets, and reserves her frowns for the home fire side ? Has she a call to baa wife who comes down to breakfast in abominable cuil pa pers, a soiled dressing gown, and shoes down at the heal ? lias she a call to be a wife who Lores her husband, when he routes into the house, with the history of a broken tea cup, or the possible whereabouts of a missing broom handle '! Has she a call to boa wife, whoso hus band’s love weighs naught in the balance with her next door neighbor’s daibask cur tain or velvet carpet '! lias shea call to be a wife, who ‘ has the headache’ whenever her husband wants her to walk with him but willingly wears out her gaiter-boots promenading with his gentlemen friends ? lias she a call to be a wife, who would take advantage of a moment of conjugal weakness to extort money or exact a prom ise ? Has she a call to be a wife, who takes a journey for pleasure, leaving her husband to toil in a close office, and “have an eye.” when at home to the servants and children ? lias she a call to he a wife, to whom a good husband’s society is not the greatest of rosy children is the best furnishing and! prettiest adornment - —[Fanny Fren. 257“ A gentleman traveling in tho Brov- j inces lately entered a villiagc where he ssw j a large body of militia being drilled by someone who was invisible. Coming; coser, be found,to his intense amusement, \ (hat the oolficer was actully sitting down lu his shoo. It appears that finding it too . hot in the sun, lie mustered his men oppo site to his place of business, where he enter ed, and continued tho drill under circum stances* more convenient to his own com fort. j Ah express train carried twenty millions of thalers from which the war indemnity Austria must pay Prussia. It was loaded by the ton and took twenty men six days to count it. Ten clerks, twelve tellers and thirty-six gendarmes ac'compa.nicd the trail. A Nkw and Grand Fpccii in Mi.dicine. —Dr, Maggie! is tho founder of new Medicine System ! The quantitarians, whose vast internal doses on, feeble the stomach and paralyse the bawds, must give precedence to the man who restores health and appetite, with from one to two of his extraordinary Bills, and cures the moat virulent sore with a box er so of his wonderful and nlli healing salve. These two great specifics of tho Doctor are fast, superceding all the stereotyped nostrums of the day. Extraordinary cures by Dr. Magaiel'- Pills and Salve have opened the eyes of tile public to the ill, tfidency of the (so called) r< medies of others, and upon which the people have so long depended. Maggiel s Pills are not if the class that are swullowpd lip by the deism, aud of which every box full taken creates an absolute necessity for another. One or two of MaggicTs Pills suffices to place the bowels in perfect order, tone the stomach, ere* ate an appetite, arid lender the spirits light and buoyant. 3 here is no griping, and no Reaction in tile form of constipation. If the liver is af fected, its functions are restored ; and if tho nervous system is fetb e, it is invigorated - 'I his last quality makes the medicines very desirable for the wants of delicate females. Ulcerous and eruptive diseases are literally extinguished by the disinfectant power of Maggiel's Salve. In fact, it is here announced that Maggiel’s Bilious, Dyspeptic and Diarrhoea Pills cure where all others fail. While for burns, scalds, chilblains, cuts and all abraisins of the skin Maggiel’s Salve is infallible. Sold by J. Maggiel, New York, and all Druggists, 25 cents July 7 ly. EXECUTOR’S SALE. ON the first Tuesday in December next, wil be sold before the Court House doer, in the city of Americus, within tlie legal hours of sale, lots of land. Nos. Seventy-Six, Ninety- Five, and One Hundred and Ten; also about two or three acres of fractional lot of land. No. not known, adjoining tlie above tract, contain ing six hundred und ten acres; aso two hund red and seventy acres of open land, among which is some good hammock land; also, n good ginhou3e and screw, and Cotton Gin.— A dwell.ng and necessary outbuildings, all in good o'rder. All in the 16th District of Sumter county Sold as the property of Jesse Pittman, late of Sumter county, deceased, for the bene fit of the creditors and legatees of said deceas ed. Terms made known on Hie day of sale. ELIZA PITTMAN, JAS. M. PITTMAN, ) L. 11. ADKINS, [ Ex’rs HENRY PITTMAN, J Oci 0 tds * ADMINISTRATOR’S HALF. w 7 ILL be Fold on Die Hint Tuesday, in Decani i t her next, befoie the Court House door, in (be city of Americus, Or., all of the lands belonging to tlie estate of William II Turpin, late of said counts, deceased, consisting of the Plantation, situated on the Lumpkin road, five miles west of Americus, containing about 430 acres, nearly half of which is cleared and in good rtpair. On the place is a comfortable double log house, with all the necessary out buildings and negro houses, and a Gin huu.-e and Cotton screw. Also—The Jarire frame two story dwelling house on Church street, known as the ievidence deceased ; he h 'U -e c aitaios eight rooms, wHi comfortable kitchen, stable, &c. • Also—The house and lot adjoining the above, Bn the ea c t, at present occupied by Mr. Martin Also—The one story residence on the street leading to the College, containing nearly an acre, and known as the place occupied by Prof. F. V/. Erdm in. Also- The House and lot, next south of B. W. Smith’s residence, the house contains four rooms, with nearly an acre of land attached, known as the Bailey lot. Also—The horse and lot, nex* south < f the abov , and adjoining the mi.ience of Dr, J. Tomlins, n. Also-One undivided eighth interest in ti e large brick building on Lamar street, known as the Mkkudi Hall luiildir g tor (he benefit ot the Leirs and creditors of VV, 11. Turpin, deceased, J. W. WHEATLEY, Oct 23 tea Adm’r do bards non. G- Li E A. T WHOLESALE* RETAIL DBY-OOOOe AND WjU IMNtr iiMruAloli NEW STORE AND IIEW FIRM ! OLIVER ---BRO. I T the old stand of B. J. Head & On,, have A ju.it received and will open during tho en suing wtek ; 5000 Yards Kentucky Jeans, 2000 “ Assorted Tweeds, Cassi tneres and Satinet, for Gent’s Clothing, 1000 Yards Virginia Tweeds, double 2000 Suits of lleady-Made Clothing, 100 Dozen Gent’s Hats, latest styles, 100 Ladies' do “ “ 137 A large assortment of* Ladies’ Silk Basques and Paletots. A large supply of Fall and Winter Dress Goods for the Ladies. ALSO A LARGE LOT OF ©- r © e e ries. Including a few Casks of Fine Imported LIQUORS, , 20 Kits new Mackerel, 10 Barrels and half Barrels Roe Herring and many other articles too numerous to mention. Country Merebahts will find it to their interests to call and see us. It they will price our Goods they will not go beyond Americus before making all of their pur chases. Gall and see us We warrant ev r crything we sell. OLIVER & 13110. Americus, Nov. 1 ts GEORGIA—ScuIdy County. HP WO MONTHS after date application will be m>uie to the Oidiuary of Cclitey county, at the first tegular term, after the expiration ot this notice, for leave to sell the laud belonging tv the ci-tale of Eli Smith late of said county, dcceast 1 GOLUMBUS W. SMITH, Adui'r. ocl 20 2m. ELIZABETH SMITH, Adrn'x HENRY HORNE, NO. Cl). HORNE’S BLOCK CHERRY ST. MACON, GA - , AFFRKS for, SALE AT LOWEST MARKET u Prices— G 11 O C E R T K S—Fancy Hants, Beef Tongues, Sugar, a'Jgrades, Flour, ail grides, Crackers, all kinds, Cigars, all grades, iSuiokirig and Chewing Tobacco, Salt, Mack erel, Fish, of all kinds; in auything that can be called for in the Grocery line. CONFECTIONERIES—Candies, of all kinds, coeoanuts, nuts, of all kinds, figs, citrons, raisins, English arid American pickles, jellies, preserves, &e. LIQUORS —By barrel, gallon or bottle— Otard, Dupey & Cos. Brandy, first quality, l’inott, Castillon & Cos. Brandy, American All kinds of Gins, Whiskies, and Wines, cheap and fine grades. FRUITS and VEGETABLES.—Ha vana cigars, Northern and Western apples, CabbageSjOnions,Potatoes, Lemons, G rapes. Having a long experience in the Confec tionery line, and a person selecting my Fruits and Vegetables in tlie North, I can offer very extra inducements to Coisatry. Merchants. Smallest Brofits, Quick sales, Cash terms. 23A1l orders promptly filled. Satis faction guaranteed. Oet 25 3m. Seymour, Joimston & Cos., WHOLESALE GROCERS, Corner 7hird and Cherry Streets , Macon, Scorgia. TA EEP constantly on hand, which they of ter at reduced prices; Coffee, Sugar and Tea, Flour, Bacon, and Corn, Bagging-and Hope, Tobacco, Snuff' and Cigars. Sardines, Oysters and Pickles, Osriaburgs, Sheetings and Yarns, Case Liquors, of all kinds, Soda, Starch and Soan, Lard and Candles, Cheese and Butter, Mackerel, Blue Fish and White Fish, With a full and complete stock of Groce ries, which they offer as low as any house in the citj - . SEYMOUR, JOHNSON & CO. Oct 23 ts Ftuiow «k ISro., I'll AYE just received a lot of Ladies’ Dress Goods, consisting of MERINGS, (Magenta) do. Mazarine, do. Blue, do. Purple, DeLaines, Poplins, (very fine,) Alexandras, Sontags, Nubias, A beautiful assortment of each. Toadies’ Cloaks, A large lot of LADIES’ HATS, Good, better, best. II O O D S, White and Colored, Ladies’ Collars, Ildk’fs & Hosiery. G iro VE S , &e . Americus, Oet 25, tt Tannery and Shoe Shop, r P3E subscriber would respectfully inform the 1 citizens of Sumter, that lie is still engaged in the manufacture of Leather, at his old stand, ncai the Plains of Dura. He keeps constantly on hand, Upper, Sole ami Harness Leather, which can be purchased on reasonable terms. He is also prepared to manufacture Shies an' l Boots in the veiy best aud durable style Ha\. ing the vety l est of workmen, he flatters him seif that h s woik will give satisfaction. Thank ful for past favors, iie hopes by strict adherence to business, to meiit a continuance of the same. Persons in want of Leather or shoes,- will find it to their interest to give me a cult, aug 4 ts J. 11. BLACK. TO KENT. FOUR- i!I,IJK SEGUES IN AMEBIC US.— i' Call on J. P. PRICE. Oet 30 if. iSTotice* CTOLEIN or RUNAWAY’ from tho sub.-ci i’oer, O on the 20th October, 1860, a NEGRO GIRL, twelve or tbit teen years of ago. She is spare made, and < f da> k complexion, tlie inward part ankles mid saddles of tlie feet full and round. Is a good nurse and manager of children. I notify and forewarn all persons from giving her employment, fool, or shelter, for I will en force tho law on auy suuh persons, as she is hound to me. Any information concerning said girl, will be thankfully received, and a liberal reward will be paid far her delivery to me, five miles west of Americus. M ART IN G. BRADY. Oct 30 lm GEORGlA—Sdfiley County. fjpWO MONTHS afterdate, application will §_ be made to the Ordinary, at the first regu lar term, after the expiration of this notice, for leave to sell tlie lands belonging to the estate of John Buyvis, of said county, deceased, oct 23 2m T. P. EVERETT, Adui'r. G EORGIA —Sumter County. rpWO MONTHS after date, application will 4 he made to tlieCouM of Ordinary of Sumter county, at the fix-st regular term afler the expi ration of two months from this notice, for leave to sell the Ileal Estate belonging to Josiah Moody, late of said Countv., deceased, A- G. RONALDSON, Adm’r. Sept 3 2m de bonis non. A AA If PERFUME ! Called Sweet Opopo- A nax from Mexico, manufactured by E. T. Smith & Cos., of New York, is making a sensation wherever it is known. It is very delicate audits fragrance remains on the handkerchief for days. —Philadelphia Evcniug Bulletin. HARDEMAN k SPARKS KNKW Hie fender of tlicir services to the \j 1 liinfera of Georgia, and the Public gen | orally as 31 IS KCII AMTS.,* and nre prcpn.ied lo receive, store, and sell Cotton, or other produce entrusted to their coje. We flattei - Ourselves, that an experience of thirty years in the business, will enable us to give entire satisfaction to those who entrust their business into our hands. In the sale of Colton, especially, our knowl edge of tlie markets, and particularly of those wlifi wish to purchase, and tlie quaiity and grades of cotton desired by them, will enable us to sell cotton oil more advantageous terms Ilian tlie producer can—thus securing to him the highest market price at tho time of sale. Our efforts will be to please those who pat ronize us, and our references is, to planters from every section of the State, whose interest we have for years struggled to maintain and promote. Oet 10 3m W. W. DABI-OW I WM. BOOKS, J. J GBANBEKBY, | MOSES SI'EEB, A. A. ADAMS. TITHE ABOVE NAMED PARTIES—UNDER ][ the style of ADAMS, SPEER'& CO., have formed a Co-partnership, and propose to do a general Mercantile business at the old and favorite firastltfiTj’ forms*. Our capital is large and all paid in—lN CASH. We intend to buj with the C A. S I I , Asiti So sell striclly lbs* Jhe © /ri S [r], and hope with small profits and frequent returns to show that “The nimble six-pence is better than tho slow shilling.” Our Major Speer has left for the North ern Maikets, and we will soon have large additions to our present stock. We invite our many friends and the pub lic generally in Sumter County, and all South-Western, Ga., to call upon us. ADAMS, SPEER & CO., Americus, Oct 19th, 18CG ts. FOB RENT. 1 BEAUTIFUL residence, containing four iv large rooms, three closets, in a desirable portion of the city, for the coming year. An excellent kitchen, smoke house, well, and a large garden and patch. Terms reasonable —apply to either oet 20 lm G. S. or G. P. FOSTER. 8, A. WISE> CHERRY ST. ; MACON, GA. DEALER IX Ho uso Furnishing Hardware SILVER PLATED GOODS, Glass, China and Earthen IVare, Table anti Fockctt Citlkiy, Tin and Wood Ware, Brooms, Brushes, Feather Dusters, &c. Stoves, Hollow Ware. Cooking Utensils of every kind. oct 16 3m, APPLES, ORANGES, POTATOES, ONIONS, CABBAGES. OtOUNFRY DEALER3, wanting any of the l J above, will find it to their advantage to or. der from me, as I will make it a speciality cf my business, this season, to supply the above, Choice, Fresh • and Cheap, having Wade ar rangements to get those goods selected for me in the North and West. Address your orders, with cash enclosed or city reference, to HENRY HORNE, Oct 25 3m Macon, Ga, 4 LARGE lot of ISearty-JSade •—“- CSotSsiaig', well selected and well-assorted, various qualities and low prices. Also a superior stock of Boots and Shoes, Just received, and for sale by FURLOYV & BRO. Oct 25 ts. tt LBS LLOUR, in Sacks and Half Sacks* • 25 Bills. Blue Fish, 30 Kits Shore Mackerel, 80 Sacks of Salt, 10 Bales of Bagging, 4 Doz. L. handle Shovels,* Steelyards, Fire Dogs, Gate and Door Hinges.* Just received, and for sale bv FURROW & BRO. Oct 25-ts. House and Lot for Sale. I 1 HE subscriber offers for sale a house anil lot, . jn the city of Americus, situated between tho residence of S. Cohen and the store of Messrs. Fnrlow & Bio The lot comprises one acre ; the house contains 4 rooms, and is a good location for a business mail. Terms Cash. For further information, apply to S. COHEN, oct 27 2m Agent. LEF SUPERIOR COURT, AT CHAMBERS, Y October 11th,. 1805. J IT is ordered, That tho June Terra of Lee Superior Court, which has been, by my or der, adjourned to the First Monday in Novem ber, be fiuther adjourned, until the 4th Mon, day iu November next. It is further ordered, That the Jurors driwn for tho last Jane Term, appear and serve at said adjourned Term. That this order be en tered upon the minutes, and that she Clerk give public notice Iherof. RICH’D. H. CLARKE, Judge Sup. Court, S. W. C. True extract from tlie minutes of the Court, Oct 16th, 1800. ISAAC P. TISON, Oct 35 ts Clerk. GEORGIA—Lee County. TJAWO niontlisafter date, application will be J made to the Ordinary of said county, at the first regular term, after the expiration of this notice, for leave to sell the lands belonging to the estate of William G. Folia, deceased, oct 29 2m J. M. PITMAN, adm’r. PALL TRADE! J% *e w Goods! Cheap for Cash! We arc bow receiving and openiog our stock of FALL IfiD WIDER GOODS, iu which may be found Trints, Bleached & Brvwn Sheetings and Shirtings, Hosiery and Gloves, Dress Goods, Flannels, Liuseys, T weeds, Kerseys, Blankets, Shawls, Nubias. Ladies’ Cloaks —a nice assortment—and any and everything pertaining to this Department. We also have a heavy Stock of MEN’S, BOVS’ & YOUTHS’ ©[LoraoiM©; ES O OTS A \ f» SHOES, Hats and Caps, W e can fit your body or suit your purse, regardless of the dimensions of either one. In short our Stock is complete, and suit ed to the wants of the people, and we there fore respectfully invite our friends to walk up, examine our Stock, and get their share, before it is too late. WINDSOR & JOWERS, Next to A B Addison’s Confectionery. Oct 10 ts IN CHAMBERS, h Americus, Oet. 4th, 1800. ) BT is ordered by the Inferior Court, that Wright. Brady, Green M. Wheeler, John V. Price, J. IV. C Horne and ParkerE. Johnston, be, aud are hereby appointed a Committee to select some suitable location for the erection of a Poor House for Sumter County, The lot to contain One Hundred aeres of land ; and the Committee to ascertain tlie price fit which such a place may be purchased, and report at the meeting of this Court in November next, and that tba Clerk notify said Committee of their appointment. J. L. ADDERTON, J. I. C. A. ,T. WILLIAMS, J, L C. B. J. HEAD, J. I. C. JAS. W. SLOAN, J. L C. A true extract from the minutes of Sumter Inferior Court Oct. sth, 3860. Oe 1 ts B. it. WHEELER, C. I. C. THE TJA.LX- TRADE I N groceries and PROVISION S is NOW* UNDER WAV AT J. N. SEYMOUR, CIIEHRY ST., MACON, GA Merchants, Planters and others indy find it to their interest to give him a calk ins’ MOTTO IS CHEAP FOR CASH HE IS NOW RECEIVING A HEAVY SUPPLY OF WESTERN PRODUCT AND Genera! Groceries. IIE ALSO KEEPS ON HAND BaggiDg. Rope and Twine, Nails, Tobacco, Cigars, Lorillard’s Snuff, Scotch and Maccaboy, Smoking Tobacco, LIQUORS IN BARRELS AND CASES. Drop in, Buyers! I promise to do my best to please: I have a strong force of industrious Young Men, ready to put up your purchases with, expedition, having employed additional help. J. i\ T . SEILTIOUR. Oet 1G ts Macon, Ga. LIVERY STABLE. ©f all kinds, and Horses, etm be had, on the most, reasonable terms, at the new hie of E. J. CLARKE & CO. Sparks Clayton, Agent, Oet 20