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Consignees—(Vutnil Kail Koao^H
MAOON, Mat^B
K >- - ; -,t Son A A vri s, R Findlay, J..ga Ar MeaUM^
Sir.h,, ko r u.) M Kln.v, ( arliait A Curd, Mason A
N I, P I. Woodruff. Daily A Fitzgerald, T (‘ Nisi*
Hardeman A Griffin, J II Dnmour. G .1 1 fluke, G * R .vmitfil
■Macon Manufacturing Company, .1 H Cherry A <’
€onsi*s—Snnth-Wisicni Hall Road.
... „ MAfOX, Mavi, IWT
1 A Harrl-, Aud-non* Sen. I. V W Amlivvv. Ilanl. id .ii
A Sparks.
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS,
SODA WATER! SODA WATER !
In G-lass Bottles,
PREPARED WITH
Choice Sarsaparilla ami Lemon
S YHTTP.
Mottling Establishment at Ross* old Hand, Colton \\.
TIMIET SI IWRUIKR would inform Iho Citizen# of Ma
Xi on and surrounding countrv, that he has just eonmiomvd
tju Manufacture atid ll<ftlinix of Soda Water, inili.
edv of Macon, and respectfully solicits their patronage.
.No labor or expense will l.c spared to furnish a superior ar
tale. No better in the world ! Trv It!
Z3F“Ordors from City and Country sent to the subserlk-r. or
through C A ELLS& SON, will Ik- promptly attended to
, . . „ o.'chappkl;
_ - <l-!t A-. 1.1 for Smith s N V Bottling Works.
IST otioe.
r\\t\l\ NtXLIY.W ipplies 1o me bv Charles M M.
J’ ‘"V Guardian, to be registered as a free person of color
She is about 27 years old, r. feet high, ami weighs about ten
pounds.—was born in Columbia eountv.Ga.. lives in the Fifth
lust net of Houston countv. Charles M M Coy is herGi.ar.li |
A tnu* extract from the mimites of the said Court.
K. M. HULSEY, c. 1. C.
may. d—lt
To Rent.
ONE OF THE BEST’ ventilate., and m..,i .V irahle
ito .nisin tb city. Apply to T. J. I,AXE.
may” d—tlw
Just. B-eoeived.,
l) X box. 1 CRACKXELL BISCUIT.
2 do WINE do
t do CREAM do
‘<o lbs. BOLOGNA SAUSAGES.
•! bids, fresh ALMONDS,
2 do English WALNUTS,
do FILBERTS.
20 boxes Laver RAIS!XS, ~t H. HORNE’S
__ may d—ts
White Lead, Zinc and Oil.
SDAA LBS. Pure WHITE LEAD.
s” M f b.ooo lbs. French and American ZINC.
2,0001b5. Blake's Fire Proof ]*aint.
-100 galls. LINSEED OH.. Also, an assortment of
Paint lii usn.s, inst rec. ivt**t um| tor ‘■ale by
DEO. T. ROGERS A SOX.
may.} d—ts
ii mum. scs, .mil v.vioii pix
IMIOTOGBAPHS, and
VMBROTVPKsi, IIAUL'RHRRUTVPKS a.
WOOD’S PALACE OF ART.
tijliK H VLLOTV PK i-s son., thing new, Ttlch aml*Beau-
JL'tinil, and can he had only at WOOD'S. For beaut vof col
of, softness of tone and distinct ness of’oatlinc they far ’sun kiss
any other Style of Picture. They represent one iii the XATU
RAL COLORS OF LIFE, and a’re’fne inoat desirable Pi.-hires
ptailc. poi>TfuU to call and see !lu;n’..
jf'h.oT.ag-raplis
Taken all sues and colored in Oil by Mr. REBUFF, tlie <*ele
liratcd Artist. Portraits painted from Life if preferred. The
Photograph gives a much better likeness and docs away with
the long tedious sitting which is required for a Portrait. Da
guerreotypes of deceased persons copied and painted true to
1 • •* usual, m tpe last fStyfe anti at mdiicrat.-Prices.
■i he Public aiv invited’to call and exaiiiihe the above new
.•Giles of Pictures, amongst which lai-gc collection may he seen
many a familiar face. R. L. WOOD,
may# d—tfi
Rare Chance for investment,
”
Attention Mechanics I
FOR SALE,
.{ j'K WEU; I^XfAVN
KAKiIIT S HTE V'.M SAMI A HLIM) FAtTORY.
The Building is entirely new, .ul the .c W and
of the best quality, pis a lucrative business and has awu
’establishedtrade. Tso Building and Machinery will lie sold
on liberal terms, withlt lot of lumber, if desired.
JOHN’ KXIGTIT.
mn y 4 d—l f __ ~
MACON
ICE OCJVEB^ISrY
* HAS A FULL SCPPIA OF
•‘ICE ,*”,
~i.q car, “supply all their friends and customers either in the
pit y or oountly at all hours of tin* (lay oi night.
f: D WILLIAMS, Agent,
may Id—‘nil
O. .A. . Ells &c. Son
ARE RECEIVING DAILY,
VEGETABLES, SHRIMPS,
Crabs, Frcli Fili cfco
in store a lot oj’i\E\\ BiV LK
for
ICE!.
Por Sale at low Price.
may 2 d—2m
NOTICE.
13 VMILIBN living near the PASSENGER DEPOT can
: get their
Jr Q 3 JE2
: •rr Office, jutt t the lower enn <.f *.!,>. llspqt. atsu.v HOUR 1
IV- Vh'i DAY NV'.'are at the arrivals and Departures of all the I
■f>.‘!ir ( s. _ c. A. ELLS & SOX. j
IST ot,ioe.
f |IHE undersigned begs leave In inform the public that he
X has declined the business ..f purchase and sale of Xe
grocs in this market.
aprSOd—4t JAMES DEAN.
To the^Ladies.
Jills. MARY T. lId.UKCOR'S FEMALE
NNWHK
miflS valuable Medicine has proved itself to be one
X of the greatest discoveries or tlie age. Its virtues
has been tested, and in no single instance lias ii been
known to fall. Without injury to the most delicate con
gtltutlon it acts with imperceptible certainty, reinovin
all obstructions of the Womb whether produced by co p
or otherwise. This medicine is particularly vuiuabk pi
a change of life from girlhood to womanhood.
A trial of the medicine satisfy the most skeptical. !
For lurther uurtioulars add. 03s nr pppiyto”
R*. MARY 1 T. McGItKQOn,
Cor Walnut and Filth.st. j
Mrs. Mary T. McGregor's
33 i-east Xj inn m out.
THIS Linament has been used by myse|f for over 2n
years for the purpose of removing all swelling, \
17] alio ii and in the Rreast without a drop of milk
drawu. Price $1 per bottle. Per further particu
lars address or apply to
MRS. MARY T. McGRKGOR,
Cor. Walnut and Fifth-st.
aprlS-ly Macon, Ga.
MRS. S. AUDOUIN
BEGS leave to in farm her friends
j e feJhfflyHand patrons that she lias taken the
■ ’t Store recently occupied by Dr. Little, i
t immediately between Messrs. Bostick
Keiu and the New York Sttre, on j
fflyAtrfftßmf Cotton Avenue, where she is now pre
pared to show one of the handsomest
and most carefully selected stocks ever
y offered iu this market, comprising in
u jfi part, the following articles :
rn\ FRENCH PATTERN BOK
NETS every variety,
VELVETS. SILKS. STRAWS,
nct -Ilnir
of all the newest and most desirable styles,
Head Dresses, Caps
Bridal Wreaths,
French Flowers
of every new style.
Feathers, Klbhnns,
Lares and Embroideries,
Ilalr Braids, Wigs and Plats,
and a full assortment of Fancy Articles, all of which she
offers low for cash,
Thankful for past favors, she solicits a continuance cf
same.
i j
TIG OoliH
C3JT. ‘T.XJJ.
SAFE PERM AN?®
i>r.\sr/s e ‘% X s£&
r I Mil’s ID Gl D\ •;
* ‘"is.*sofKArE XKI UAI.GIA. It is imt J
fil t.n-miy i.thvMii-rvi'.i-;iffi-ctio:i. but wh.-n usvd in
cruclatiug cases of
NEURALGIA OF THE FACE,
it lias been Invariably and entirely successful. The Proprie
tor is satisfied that a trial will prove the truth of the reeoni-
The following testimonials of the virtues
iof DK.NSE S Pol LTl<’E is respectfully submitted to the no
licc of the nffiietcd.
Certificate.
I do hereby certify that some seventeen venrsngo, I hadsuf
lere.l for two years with the Neuralgia of the face, ami was
| cured with Dense s ('elehnited POULTICE, and have not had
a return Os it up to this time. MARY PoWELL.
* Hsmngtoii, >\ likes county, Ga.
BIT* Applicants will please add re-s
A. A. MENARD, Druggist,
Or B. F. DENSE, Mao ill, Ga.
This Medicine can he sent by mail to every nail -.f the
country. Price idO.
aphis d—2m w ts
IIO\DS of the City of Savannah for sale
by the subscriber.
upria il—tf K. lIOND.
mm ICE COMPANY
HAS SOME NEW STYLES OF
loe
Also tin* ICE to put in them.
ITgrOall and see them.
, . , K. D. WILLIAMS, Agent,
apr.io d—2m
IP'agh.’s O-allery,
COR, TRIANGULAR BLOCK, COTTON AV.
Pliotograplis,
Ambrotypss, Stereoscopes,
MELAINOTYPES AND
J— 9 ix s n e r r opt jp jp* ot* .
HAVINq rented the of the splendidlv furnished
Parlor, of Ur. §egeY k Pettee (adjoining) as a re
c lion room to my Gallery, I can noty accommodate
c - tom?rs with as pice a set of Raoms as well as the
best Pictures, in any of the above styiea, and at low
est Pkick.s.
Photograph* taKeu uro sio.
Mr. Boaidley, the well known Portrait Painter, du
ring the time he remains in in Macon, has agreed to col
or any of my work desired, .which is enougtj to say to
guarantee their being done in the best styles,
niayl w—ts
CARTER ft SBAV,
J. \L .. : ‘..A. O. GRAY
Forwarding and Commission
3VE ERC II A. 3KT rp £} ,
SAVAUKAH ga.,
IN .TONUS’ JiW BLOCK, BAY STRKET, I
(Lately occupied by Jno.
P S*ww*ldlivi‘at atiYiiitCf s made on ionslgiimpiih. i
REFERENCES.
Patten, liulton & Cos. I N. J. Bayard, Esq , Agent
John Ingersoll, Esq. piant’rs Il’k. Rome, (Sa.
Robt. I. Young, Esn. | R. li. QUyer, ISsck,
iiech. S. Jbk. Amgricws, Ga.
aprlj( d—ts
GEORGIA HAMS.
I Wkii LBS. >'p. rlo: i.KuKi.l A HAMS for sale by
UOWDKK A ANDERSON.’
• api Jt .1- ts
SYRUP.
O BBLS. and Halfhhi- r.f .--upoiorqr.aiity, msf rereivMl
and t'nr sab liy
BOW DRE & A MI) RRS< >N.
apr24 d—ts
FlGHl’y
*>l \/\SCItS. Superfine and Family Flour for sale by
01/1/ BOWDRB ft ANDERSON.
nprlC d—6m
Rope.
4 and \d V COILS Richardson’s Hemp leaf Rope, part
ivv half coils, of superior quality, for ssle by
BOWDBP. & ANDLRSON.
apr!6d— 2m it ft
On Consignment.
X MX BBLS. Western Rectified Whisky,
i (tV/ 20 do. Superior old Bourbon do. for sale
low by BOWDRE & ANDERSON.
a prlC d—Cm
Cracknel Biscuit.
A /\ BOXE3 just received and for sale by
~±\J . BOWDRE & ANDERSON.
apr2o d—ts *
| CARRIAGE MAKERS’ MATERIAL.
FI X AMELLKD anil Patent Leather, Enamelled Clotl,
A Spokes, Hubs, Rims, Axles, Springs, Bows, Bolts,
Malleable Castings, Bands, Lining Nails, Laces, Da
masks, Fringes, Ac. Ac. together with every other arti
cle, used In manufacturing Carriages. Also Yarn! h,
Tnrpentine, Japan, Moss, for sale by
LITTLE A BMITH.
mar2S—tf
MACHINE BELTING & GIN BANDS.
T EATIIER and Rubber Pelting of all kinds from one
inch to any desired width, for sale at Manufactu
i rers prices for CASH, by LITTLE A SMITH,
j mar23—tf
SADDLERY HARDWARE.
A General assortment cf Saddlery and Harness
SeT’ “ fl W YMR.Wfirte? ta
mar23—tf
Anderson & Sou,
Lottery and Exchange Office,
Macon, G-.i.
H AMM I )iurclluse<ltli L . Interest of J. F, WINTER, In tlie
above business, we ask a continuance of patronage so lit)
orally extended to him. Exchange for sale on all the prlncipa i
I Cities of tlie Union. !
. ttr 'Uncurrent money bought and sold.
! %Htr Gold for sale.
-. ’ -
JE3L‘omo JProteoticn
IT RE ISO W ATER PROOF ROOFS,
fiimlTc mTiilniE,
Is equally adapted to New or Old Buddings , iu moee
durable than Tin, and much cV.eapar, and may be ap
. plied to Qld Tin or Shingle Roofc, rendering them, both
FIRE AND WATER PROOF,
1. I*. CHERRY,
Agent fur State of Georgia.
Office with Freeman A Roberts Macon.
npril2—daily 12t—weekly Bm.
r r
FOR RENT- QR LEASE, vim Brick House now occupied
by fno untlorsigned, situated on Poplar street, on the cor*
uor opposltedhe residence of John Rutherford. Esq.
U® Also to hire, a good Cook, Washer and Ironer. Posses
sion given Immediately, or by the Ist October. Apply to J. A.
Virgin, or to HIRAM SEOER.
npr24 d—ts
Georgia—Houston County.
April 10th, 1857.
fcAiSfUKJL HOLDS applies to me, by William
Tharp,his Guardian, to be Registered as a free person
of color. He is a Mullat.to; about 26 years old, 6 feet
high, and weighs, about 156 pounds ; is a laborer ; and
was born in Columbia county and now resides In the
019th District of Houston county. William Tharp is his
Guardian.
Given under my hand thin 10th day of April. 1357.
E. M. HULSEY,
Clerk Inferior Oourt.
mayl-w ts
2 ‘ ‘ r ‘ ‘ ‘ 1 :
a s*■ v ? f■ r 1 1
. ■— hi ; \■ -;,.t■ in ;■• ‘ y *<T -y “M'Y'y
:**■ .. Dnm-iii^|
“. , i-vimi ng. Moi,(hv,
He has a peculiar system of imparting
pupils and guarantees asatisfactory improvement in ev
ery instance. Kvery young gentlemen should now im
prove the opportunity.
tinn' St "” !i °” S ' VC ” *’ riTalt, y’ lo upon applies-’
_ aprlßd—tf
PARKER'S
II Hill S!
For tiro
SPRING TRADE.
” 1!. are now receiving a splendid assort
ment of most desirable French, English, Ger
man, Swiss and American
GrOOUS
oflhe very LATEST IMPORTATION.
sn.K itoiir.s.
(irenadlneliolies.
ORGANDY MUSLIN ROMS,
■IAUONEr MUSLIN ROBES,
EUGENIE SII.K ROBES,
Morning Drcsscß,
TOILE d'ASIE ROBES, entirely new.
A full assortment of Bishorf’j Bout Black
Silk ittantiilns,
tItANTII.LY ‘LACE POINTS AVI) MANTILLAS.
The Ladies will, we think, derive great pleasure from
an examination of our
fftiwU N'b'v stutk. of
French Embroideries,
| which Urbpusually’ attractive.
We have a groat many NOVELTIICS both Brilliant
anil Beautiful, unnecessary to mention. Cull and we
will repay you for the time spent, by showing you the
Largest and most Beautiful stuck
■'’ TR-ir^T!^
Ami FANCY -
DRY-GOODS!!
Which Lava had the pleasure of exhibiting to
Ladies of Macon and surrounding country
’l—aprUf W. W. PARKER & CO.
JOHN CIEGHORN,
llSi dealer in
J ||i SADDLES, HARNESS, LEATHER.
HIGHER BELTING,
u Saddlery Hardware,
Etc. Etc.
At the stand of the late Wm. T. MIX k CO. Cotton
Aver.uc, Macon, Ga.
aprll—tf
A Hacking and Wood folio Trunks, Cann-t nags;
Whips pf every description, fop sate oy
_ LITTLE A SMITH.
185 V 1857
SPRING AND SUMMER TRADE.
1 f/\ *
Extraordinary Inducements to Cash Purchasers
of Watches, Jewelry, &c.
riIHE subscribersdeQlguipg to make important altera
-1 tiops and Improvements in their Btore next fall,
wish to reduce their stock as much as possible to make
room, will offer the whole at very reduced prices for
cash.
jay All orders promptly Allied and forwarded per
mall, Railroad, or otherwise. Give us a call.
E. J. JOHNSON k CO.
April 13—ts _
SELECT GROCERIES
VOR SPRING AND SUMMER TRADE.
TXIOM A.sTjr LANS,
Has on hand and is notv receiving a good
supply of Family stores.
My Stock consists in part of
SUGAR, MEAL, MOLASSES,
, COFFEE, FLOUR, SYRUP, “
| Green & Bit TEA, BACON, BRANDIES,
j RAISINS, LARD, NUNES,
I CURRENTS, SAN. GRITS, CIGARS, TOBACCO,it.
_ Burning Flrrirl,
PICKLES. SAUCE? CATSUPS, SAR
DINES, ETC.
i Ami every other article usually kept in his line, all sold
| cheap for CASH.
| AH persona wishing to avail themselves of the bene
fit of having their llacon, Flour, Meal, and other heavy
articles delivered, will do well to give him a call ns he
delivers them to any part of the citv free of charge.
TIIOS. J. LANE.
aprlß d—ts
FOR SALE.
\ DESIRABLE Residence on Pine Street, next to
above Danforth'g School Room. Apply to Allen
Dunlap, at their old stand.
ALLEN A DUNLAP.
jan-Sl—flm
A
C3-REAT BARGAIN.
For Sale.
1 “1 A A ACRES of Land for sale in Worth -- i.^
1 1 Wlf county, Ga. lying on Flint River, ISmß’
gQu* 10 miles above Albany. Os this there are
VW ?00 acres improved land, the balance in
Woods. This Plantation is equal to the'**"*
best in Worth county, and has all the necessary build
ings anil negro houses attached.
For terms apply to B. F. Taylor, on the place, or to
J. A. M’KAV, Fort Valley.
aprl
Vienna Matches.
ANOTHER Case of those Fancy Match** received
and for sale at $8,60 per Gross.
! 4t~ JOHN A. NELSON, East Macon.
j#m*m**& >mmw%****- -jaw
to &125 each.
We have a superb assortment of KMRROIDFUIF.H
LACE SKTi'S ’
Xj*oo Mimtillns,
WHITE GOODS, &C.,
“Inch ev.-t? one will Appreciate and admire when they
see them, j
Our Stotk nf LINENS. SHEETINGS, PIMITYB,
B eached And Brown HOMESPUN, and all other arti
cles for FAiily purposes, will be sold
Astonishingly Cheap.
ALSO, EVERY VARIETY OK
Carpeting, Rugs,
MATTING, CURTAIN GOODS, &c„
if THE VERY LOWEST MARKET TRICK.
Oif us ft call. We Will reciprocate the favor by
selling ysl GREAT BARGAINS.
ItOKTICK & HEIN.
apt ■
Dr*. G. McDonald,
• IEITET, <m
NO It Dr. NAN GIESEN, Ills Assistant,
Still eoßfinues the practice in all its branches. Office
jstlß at his residence, on Second Street.
Hi- dj! ind popular article ol TOOTH PASTE, neatly
done uji in Glast Boxes with Metal eovers, for sale at
his omr
JilWlft —ts
JNa B. ROSS. WM. A. ROSS.
J. 3. & W. A. ROSS.
WHOLESALE & RETAIL
m-ans ituuTinaiiß
Macon. Ga.,
H4’F on baud, and are vow receiving, In their
I targe nr# sieve,
jON f ! i. OQR. OF SECOND k OHERtIV STREETS,
One of the most
‘EXTENSIVE STOCKS
Os new and seasonable goods ever offered in the State.
, Our Stock, besides a large and
tyneral Assortment 01 tutoiii.
Li i. IHC.C6 <1 exlciuite variety or SHOES, HATS,
1 HAI/y* W OODEN WARE, CARPETINGS, and
! Fmcy and Staple Dry-Goods.
Ow extended acquaintance, and long experience in
trail, afford us the most ample fiicilities for procu
ring hur goods on the most favorable term*, and adapt
ing Stock to the wants of the puhlie, and puroh.-po
■ .'3 we do,
In large quantities,
ndwually for tho CJ.A.S33H:, we can afford j
‘ ‘ “1° °WT at correspondingly LOW PRI
OIS
Wifie vfc cordially Invite the public generally, to a
vU toemselYvi (,r our AMPLE STOCK, from which to
purchases for their personal wants, we
woul also especially invite
WHOLESALE PURCHASERS
toinpectour goods, and hear our prices, before pur
chakup, nr pending their ordv'i's elsewhere, for we feel
conP.ient wq ~ap otfer a., great inducements as any
Hcua m CABO 11$A, or GEOHGIA, and we are
•leie turned U> do it.
Try us and sec.
[J. B. & NV. A. BOSS.
ipr4—Bin
TO THE
LADIES AND GENTLEMEN
Os Mneon,
SurrouatHng Towns an
m coi ffiM & wm
BAVE JUST OPENED, FRESH FROM NEW YORK,
A STOCK OF
Staple and Fancy Dry-Goods.
Athough they are perfectly new and of
the atest design, yet the Stock falls far
sharijof either Stewart's or Lambert’s of
New York.
AMOSfI OUR NOVRI.riKS ARK
Flounced Kobcs—varying fVom $25,-
50 to SBO,OO.
Drens Situs- -at all prices.
Flounced Organdie Muslins.
Muslins--Plain, of all kinds.
Valenciennes, Ulultese & Iloni- j
„ A*°? EaCCK—S6tts at all prices.
Embroideries of every conceivable kind,
and- tn fact a general Stock of
. DRY GOODS,
To wadi we respectfully iuvite your attention.
33?rfo good Parties we sell on time, till
Jnnu.iK- next. To Cash customers a liberal
dediu'jon will be made.
curly,—no charges for exhibiting the thou
sand il|7i one
Rich and Elegant
1 noveltls Hmt adorn our Shelves and Counters.
| In allitlnn to the above Stock, we have just opened
| n magilfiecnt lot of
Tapestry, Velvet,
Brussels, Three-ply
and Ingrain (car
pets, Bruggets,
Rugs & wm
dotv Shades.
UOSS, COLEMAN & KOSS.
HT-SriL— -■
National Police Gazette.
Journal of Crime and UHniinals U In its 12th
I. Yeai and is widoly eirculiitcd throughout the cnuntiy.—
Ji contail- all tlu’ Great Trials, Criminal < ‘uses, and apprnprl
ate Editjiiala on the s.me, together with information on Crl
initial Mitten, not to hr* found In any other newspaper.
8 2T Sifinwriptiona. *•_’ per Annum,; for Six Months, to he
; Kvmfr Sutiseriiiers, (who stionld write their names and
tlioto.vn, eounty and State where thev reside plainly,)
To R. A. SEYMOT'R,
Jiklitor k irot)rietor of the
National Police Gazette,
Nuw York Cltr.
RptM J—ts
y j’Ui ‘ i’.
™ S-'tilh who intend visiting the Pll’ -
tliat tti. \ u 11 find the amplest and choicest
datlonsattliis fine Hotel, and a table at all times fn™
ished with an abundance of viands, conked and served
in the most unexceptionable manner. The location of
this Hotel is superior, being in the vicinity oflhe various
approaches to tlie city and to its grmit.’thoroughfares,
and yet suffi dently private to make the stabi;shm**nt
a Home ami Family Circle where a genial hospitality
my he enjoyed without many of the annoyances and
inconveniencies of most public Hotels. The patronage
of the Southern people is respectfully solicited.
JOHN BATTEN,jr HKNJ. LYNDE.
New York, March 21,—6m*
mi SMSHIiU I
AT Ainmem>, Goo., can bo fomnl in flip
HARDWARE STORE OF
w . n . tttn r i n\r,
A large stock of all kinds of Hardware and
House Furnishing Goods.
\lso,S|rnw- Mtfers Stoves, Nail*, Ac.
Tin Ware of every description man- j
ufactureu by himself.
He is also Agent for tVio Troy Factory, Ooiumhns, and
keeps on hand i good assortment of. BrcKKTS. Tubs. Ac.,
All of which will be sold ms tow as they can he pnrclrased
anywhere in Georgia an.l laid down in Amcriens.
W. H. TURPIN.
marl 4—6 m
BOOTS & SHOES
fcw nf
KIBBEE & BALL
DESIRE to inform their friends and customers in
Georgia, that they have associated with them
Messrs. C. W. & S. L. Keith, and will continue tlie
Wholesale
BOOT & SHOE BUSINESS,
At 33 Murray a *t, corner of C'lk tire It 9 under
the style and firm of
KEITHS, KIBEEE & BALL,
M,u - |f 3XTo-ff- Yorlt.
Swan & Co’s. Lotteries !
CAPITAL PTIIZE
550,0 o o r r
The following Scheme will be drawn by S. Swan It Cos.
Manapera of the Port Hainea Academy Lottery, of fleor-
Gia.for April, 1557.
Class 34r.
To be drawn in tlie city of Atlanta, Geo. in public, on
Sitiurday, May 2d, 1857.
Class 35,
To he drawn in the City of Atlanta, Geo.,in public, on
. Saturday, May OIU, 1857.
Class 36,
To be drawn in the City of Atlanta, Geo. in public, on
Saturday May IG, 1857.
Class 37,
To be drawn in the Oily of Atlanta, Oeo. In public on
Saturday, .In, 2lld, IS.M,
Class 38,
To be drawn In the City of Atlanta, Goo. in public, on
Saturday, May 30. 1857.
1 Prize of $50,000 ia $50,000
1 “ of 20,000 is 20,00n
l “ or 10,000 i 10,000
1 “ Os 10,000 is 10,000
| 1 “ of 5,000 is 5,000
1 “ of 5,000 is 5,000
| 1 “ of 5,000 is 5,00
1 “ of 2.500 is 2,500
1 “ of 2,50 ft is 2,500
1 “ of 2,500 is .. 2,500
1 “ of 2.500 is 2,500
1 “ of • 2,5(10 is 2,500
1 “ of 2,500 is 2,500
1 “ of 1,000 is 1,000
1 “ of 1,000 is 1.000
1 “ of 1,000 is 1,000
1 “ of 1,000 is 1,000
1 “ of 1,000 is 1,000
100 Prizes of 100 is 10,000
100 “ of 50 Is 5,000
Approximation Prizes.
4 prizes of $225 approx, to $50,000 prize are S9OO
4 “ 10 “ 20,000 “ are 640
3 “ 60 “ 10,000 “ are 640
12 “ 50 “ 6.000 are 600
24 BO “ 2.600 “ are T2O
20 “ 25 “ 1,000 “ are snu
•3,000 “ 20 are 60,000
3,25)0 Prizes amounting to t>204.00()
Tickets #lo—Halves *s—Quarter* $2 50.
The first 807 Prizes are decided in the usual manner
| T e 8,000 Prizes of s4b will be determined hv the last
figure of the Number that draws the $26.*'00 Prize. For
j example. i r the Number drawing the $25,000 Prize end*
f with Number 1, then alt the Tickets where the Number
| ends in 1 will be entitled to S4O. If the Number ends
witli Number 2, then all the Tickets where the Number
ends in 2 will be entitled to S4O, and so on to 0.
Certificates of Packages will be sold at the following,
rates which is the risk :
Certificate of Package of 10 Whole Tickets, S6O
“ “ 10 Half BO
“ “ 10 Quarter “ 16
Orders for Tickets can be addressed either to
S. SWAN k CO. Atlanta.
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THE LONE STAR INFIRMARY.
One, .! file Souin-wesi of Ciistetu, On.
riIUE subscriber has opened an Infirmary for the
■_ treatment of Chronic diseases of every fovm.—
From eleven years ex erience In the Reform Practice,
he hopes to give satisfaction in every curable case that
may be put under his care. Rheumatism and Dropsi
cal affections treated with unparalelled success. Fe
males nursed by Mrs. Frazier, who is a Lady of moral
worth and efficient character.
8. J. AUSTIN, M. D.
References.—Hon. Joseph Shaw, Stewart county, Ga.
S. W. Parker, Colquit, Ga.
White k Helms, Cusßetn, Gn.
Jno. C. White. Mt. Andrew, Ala.
Maj. E. Dean, Itockyhe&d, Ala.
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SADDLES BRIDLES & HARNESS.
A FULL assortment of every style, quality, and
price, fir sale at low prices by
LITTLE & SMITH.
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Land for Stile. *
T OFFER for Bale, my land, lying In the Hazznrd
I District, Bibb county, near the upper fork of the
Thomaston Rod, on the south side, and ten m les from
Macon, containing 160 acres. Any quality of land can
be bought adjoining, at a low price. On the Farm is
a good dwelling house, aU necessary out-bulidiogz, or*
chard, Ac. HENRY JOHNSON.
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Roman Catholic Ch -7^***®^
PASTOR.
Rev. Jnincs Yfassan.
n^77"rtort. bb “ lh Mon, "* n ’ 7 : '" d I)f. aho in the
The Baptist Church.
PASTOR.
Rev. Sylvanus Landrum.
. DEACONS.
Titos. A. EIIK^Geo;
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TRt'STFFS
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TBEASFRER.'SSaBt, DetoMho. r ’A . r ■ ‘J
. Gooree P. Obeilr’
‘*’ m . ml ni
j, o ' *"('■ and praver Meeting even’ Wodncsiiii* hif*hr
net? .■•tnmtuilim-.iM .aU<tUt in carh lucuith, in tin- after
.tt?!n StSmi,'’" 0 ’ W’ ‘Tw the Wto.
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OFFICERS OF CITY COURT.
HO>'. ff.IFFORp AXHERSOV i . ■V.
W.M. I. X. F.1.1.15. KK ) - vf.|tev, :.-
kwh .vim itkii kso *i2l!£‘ ‘
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PKOTECTION FIRE 00MPAN Y. SO. 1. >
Frank* P. Bloom, Foreman.
R Boogs, Assistant Foreman. ■> T ~
E. J. Stow, Treasurer. ’ ’* : —
Grorgr A. Durr, Secretary.
A. MCQURRN. Engineer.
A. Patterson, Foreman If ose.
Gro. Smith, A.alatand Foreman Hose.
... Regular Monthly Mcetlnsr on the lat THniagot
each Month, at S o’clock, P. M. *
Ocmulg-ce Fire Company. No. 2.
ITrnrv N. Fi.i.m, Foreman.
R. S. Freeman, Assistant Foreman
F. D. Williams, Secretary. -
E. Isaacs, Treasurer.
J. 11. WLI.ON, Engineer.
Regular Monthly meeting on the Ist Monday In
every month, at 8 o’clock, P. M.
Young” America Fire Company, No. 3.
J. D. Yanvalkenbttro, Foreman.
Ohas. W. Elis, Assistant Foreman.
R. W. Evans, Secretary k Treasurer, r:
J as. P. Slater, Recorder.
.... Regular Monthly Meeting on the Ist Tuesday in
every Month at 8 o'clock, P. M.
Hook & Ladder Cos. No. 1.
Albert G. Butts, Foreman,
Jas. V. fl kerb, Ist Assistant Foreman.
Jas. Campbell, 2d “ “
G. Wood, Secretary k Treniujer.,
Regular Quarterly meetings last Saturday!ln Jan- •
uary, April, July an.l October, at 8 o’clock, P. ‘]\J.
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Oranges and Lemons. 1 l
a) l kBOXES Oranges and Lemons received every week and
for sale liy GEO. T. ROGERS A SON.
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ET'AGENTS l AGENTS! .^:
EXTRA INDUCEMENTS OFFERED.
PERSONS sending me their address will receive, pre
paid, our New Catalogue of Publications, Tor 1867, • . ’
containing over 100 new and popular Works. Particu
lar attention is requested to the liberal offers way make -
on tlie following Books.
Powers of Europe, and Fall of Sebastopol. Chain
of Sacred Wondf.rs, Illustrated Biography, Lifk and
Writings of the Rev. Lorenzo Dow and Peggy Dow.—
Howard’s Domestic Medicine, containing 1000 Pages
and 114 Illustrations. Brother Mason, or Ten Years
a Methodist Preacher. Garden of the World.
My Instructions to Agents will enable them to make
from SSO to SIOO per month. Full Information in re
gard to the business will be sent by addressing —’
D. RULISON, No. 28 South Third Street,
Philadelphia, Pa.
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V SECOND HAND CLOSE CARRIAGE almost as good
as new. Apply to 1.. J. GKQCE. •
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DR. A. PIERCE, T.
XI o xxx ob opathlst,
HAVING clidset) M ‘Con H 8 his permanpnt residence,
offers his professional services to ihe inhabitants
of the city and Its ••nvirons.
FOII B.4JLK.—Medicine Cases for family ue,
and Pocket Cases of various sizes and prices. Woks
on Homcupathfo practice, adapted to the use of families
and private individuals, y
Also, Dilutions, Triturations, Distilled Water, Distilled
Alcohol, Pure Sugar of Milk, and unmedicated Pellets
for Physicians’ use. r
Office in LANE’S building, Third St. t v
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Land Agency.
/■HIE suliscrlbers are prepared to make locations of
I Land in all of tlie North-western States—lowa,
Minnesota, Wisconsin and the Territories of Nebraska
and Kansas, and solicit consignments of funds or war
rants. For terms apply to JNO. H. LONGLEY,
Macon, Ga.
JNO. B. DWINNELL, Lodi, Wisconsin.
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ne mi in uuiMY.
Mrs. S. Audouin
IS now receiving her new Spring
and Summer Stock of goods, embra
cing all the newest styles in her line
l&mmiiMl ‘flK' U” * h;:?'nes, uch as Crape Hats, Fan
llffi Hair anu Straw Bonnets abd Jes-.
HjJ y si‘s. Leghorn Pint*, Head Dresses.
■ m Caps. Hair Braids, Side Plaits, Curls
v\ Vl rtn ‘l Wigs, Embroidery and Lac#
| £jl jj Goods, Fans, and a general assort-
Jf raent of Fancy articles. -■*
” Thankful for past favors she soli
cits a continuance of the same. Ladles will please call
and examine for themselves. ... .....
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Pif. flias. Iket.ralliV
ELECTRIC OIL
FOR SALE BY
J. 11. &W. S. ELLIS, .
CORNER OF 8s A CHF.RRY STRKTB, MACON. OA.
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