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Democracy in a l*ad Way! Tlw Malison (Wisconsin) Patriot, a zealous Democratic paper, has drawn the following picture of its own party, in that State, which will he found not a bad likeness of the. pie-bald Bogus Walker Kansas party of this latitude: “ Why is our party to day on its knees before the worl I? It re piitvsno sooth sayer or sorcerer to answer that quos tiou. The party has played with edge tools, tis dull as old hoes at that—and has got cut ; it has flirted with’political cyprians and got jilted; it has slept with pilfering shavers, scoundrels and knaves, and has caught the barber’s itch. It has breathed the pestilential malaria fuming from the lairs of old, rotten, unprincipled, scurvv-headcd, milk-and-water, broken down, cast oflj leprous pukes, cancerous thieves, superanuated pickpockets, trea sury plundering, refuse office-seeking, whisky-soaked, double distilled buffoons and penitentiary scaliwags, who have preyed and gorged on the party and peo ple until the substance of each is almost exhausted, and they look as lean, lank, thin, savage and cadaverous as starved hyenas confined in the Dismal Swamp of terror and adversity, through a thousand eternities of snow, sleet, hail, rain, fhuii der, lightning, tempests and irretrievable famine.” Small Business. —The Griffin l nion says that the Brown Democrats in the pay of the State Road, are making themselves quite merry over the fact of a conductor’s having cheated B. 11. Hill out of so small a sum as twenty-five cents. This is doubtless a small swind ling transaction for a State Road opera tor, but it may be that it was the best that could be done, under the circumstan ces—the largo jobs in that department of business being given over to more expe rienced hands! With the encourage ment offered him, however, wo should not be surprised if the 25 cent nmn at tained to great proficiency in larger transactions ! The difficulty in Mr. R. P. Burnett’s case seems to be not that In aspired too low, but that not getting what he demanded, he took what he could get; for the true statement, which his over partial friends avoid giving is, that he first tried to make Mr. Hill pay TWO DOLLARS, tllCll ONE DOLLAR AND A half, and finally cheated him, as our neighbor jocularly terms it “out of a quarter of a dollar.” This is a small business for Democracy we must confess —ridiculously in contrast with the great Kansas swindle, or the Altoona contract! But then Mr. Burnett was nothing but a “tram hand,” and with a little more en couragement and experience may yet rise to the dignity of a first class contrac tor, and succeed in cheating the people of the State out of as many thousands of dollars as ho did Mr. Ilill out of cents!” According to Democratic logic, the amount of the theft qualifies the honesty or dishonesty of the transaction. With some of the Brown Editors, there is a material difference in principle, between swindling a man out of 25 cents, and de frauding him out of 25 dollars ! Saga cious moralists! Can’t they perceive that a man who has a disposition to steal a “ quarter,” would not be likeiy to bog gle at a few thousand, if he had the op portunity ! The “Locum Tenens” of the Telegraph. —ln the absence rs the Proprietor and Editor of the Telegraph, we understand that his place is filled by that enthusiastic Walker-Buchanan politician, Col. Wm. K. DeGraffenried. The public will thus be able to know what reliance is to be placed on the lucubrations which appear in that sheet, editorially, to-morrow. There will doubtless be a good deal of gas, considerable self glorification and precious little sound political doctrin e to be th<*re found- To “give the d*vll his due,” the Col. onel is a gentleman of remarkably fertile imagination and prurient fancy in the matter of political statistics Witness the late article which gives six Congressional Districts, certain, for the Democracy, and mikes two the 3rd and 7th, a “stand off.” This beats Mamchau gm Ml hollow, but we may expect still greater amplifi cation pf romance, In the next issue of the paper, over which he has temporary control. Look out for to-mor row’s Telegraph. If you wish to see sights ! ARRIVALS AT BROWN'S HOTEL. MACON. September 27, 1857. v p Clark. G T>r M K Freeman, Macon Cni R I Flovd <fc Family, FlftC D Findlay, R Simnson Tenn O H Sims, ua T Ga W W Bavnton, Lumpkin ii n.,k 0r Atlanta W B Culpepper. Crawford co DC W Chandler, Forsyth J S Hessin. Starkville tti Pi.no T,ee co E A Longley, Macon T TpwJ Oa J B Tlelvenstleu, Ala Miss F A Gowdv. Atlanta Col Nelson Tift. Albany W A Mantlrd Talbottun P Sheffield. On Miss Ferris Florida ,T R Shipp, Walker G .1 Pitts. Columbus T W Cobb & Lady, Preston C P <r nmun. “ ~ ,T r. Ship, walker co C A Smith, G .T A Miller, Oglethorpe W T Wilson, Ala t w Wilson, “ J Cain. Clinton t it Wilson. “ B W Radford, Ga W M McAfee. Fort Valley Capt .T M Moody. Rome ■Mr Willis, Lady &■ serv’t, Ga Mrs Crowell & 2 children, rla R F Baldwin, .aeon co B W Radford, Troupvdle ], M Bowser. Houston co A .1 Elder, Macon C H Haywood Perry .1 L Gorman, Augusta E C Cox, Atlanta .T Oliver, New Orleans A Dawson, Ft Valley ,T B Powmell, Aug ta Col Davis Ga BW Collier & Neice, Indian S Gump, Apalachicola Springs , j v Jones, Branchvlllo J A llagerman, Falbotton H B Burnett. Va M Fink. Savannah .TWO Barnes, Americus W It Led den C- uthnert I Cain Clinton .1 W James, Remolds p s Worsham. Quincy Fla 8 J Riddv (Violinist) Miss F. W .lanes, Appling J O Goodson, Marlon W C Bunrham, C R R D J Janes, Ocean Pond Consignees—Central Railroad. MACON, September 28. 1857. Strong A Wood. IS A Wlsr; H Ooodmnn. B * DF Clark. H N Bachelor, W A Bank. F A Roberts, H * Gnffln Rogers & Son, Ells * Son. Camnbell & son. C & Poss j R & W & Itoss, E Win ship. Mix At Kirtland. II Clark B & Kin? Dav & Mansi et, E Einstein, J Latham. J II Dtunour. C TT Baird, ESaulsburv.EE Btrohec tr. E Bond, M A Howland,H Monheimer, A M Blackshear, G W I rice, D C Hodgkin. Consignees —Maeon & Western Rail Hoad. MACON, September 28. 1857. O Elvea. A G Butte. J B Smith, .1 B WarkoM. J H (Jerry A Cos., MCCaIUe A Jones, C Campbell A bon, O D Tuckei. Consignees-—Sonlh-Western Railroad. MACON, September 29. 1857. T A Harris, Patton, Collins A Cos., Hardeman A Sparks, A Ayna. DIED. In tliia city, on yostcnl ij- mm-nlng, Mattib, ilaughtnr of Dr. Robt and Mrs K Collins, air'd 2 yen us, s months and 9 days. Her funertd will tunc place this afternoon at 8 o'cl-ck. ■■■■■nHUHEKß'. uraaßssneannn NEW ADVERTISEMENTS. for Sale or Rent. A POM FORT A TILE HOUSE In East Macon, situated Dear the residence of 11. T. Rowell, Esq., Is offered for Bale or Kent on easy terms. If rented to a g.>d tenant the premises will he put In irooil order. 1*..-session given Imme diately. Apply to W. ?. WILLIFORD, Tivisuivr sep -ts GREAT BARGAIN. IJTIIK N. 1 Till.-.-'.',: I -111, .. Til-.1 -ami A.iv, of Oak ,1- ami Hickory Earnl, lying within tluve nr four miles of the cit yof Macun, bi t \ ecu t lie F.;rsvth Road and the river adjoining the InmD of King. Hop ad l.undv. Six hundred aercs of wl.icii are In the woods. The land contains some lirst nuility of creek hottom and branch hammock land. I*or fnrt -er information apply to Judv William Lun.lv, .>r Mr. .lames Rliif, mv ageM. who is authorized to sell the place for me. Titles imih-put-il.le. The place will he divul. and into three or four eltloments. lfre.iuir.il. sep >'S—w’.t s. a. caliiou:;. LOUIS R. MENARD, F. 11. HD KG HARP, l.ate with M. P.BurnetO (Lute with Day A Man send) MENARD . BORBHARD, JP^weueiis/C# WILL open, at their New Store. Ra'ston’s Range, Corner of Cotton Avenue andCherrv .Street, ahout the Ist .if October, a beautiful and well selected assortment of Matches, flocks, Jewelry, Silver-Marc, Miisiiml Instrument*. Fancy ;mmlm. Ac. ,Yc. An evanihiat am of which tliev would most respect fully solicit, iccllng confident that they will be able t<i oiler everything iu their line calculated to please the taste of even the “most fas tidious. H.opairins of every description executed in a manner that will guarun tee saii-.faction, by tin hcsl Workman in theSouih. I hey hope, by offering choice and elegant Goods and by strict attention to business, to merit a liberal share of pat ronage. sep*2s-dtf City papers Copy. latest Styles. F ALL AND WINTER GOODS, Gentlemen’s wear, Comprising everything desir able for a Gentleman’s Wardrobe, now opening by sep 26-dAw-lm C. H. BAIRD. HEAD QUARTERS FOR FJSmffll IY GOODS. BOSTICK a KEIN would invite the attention of even body, especially the Ladies, to their New Stock of Fall and Winter Dry Goods. which arc now Just opened and readv for inspection. It is a well known fact that our House has ahvavs been “HEAD QUARTERS,” for the Wwest, I tithes! and most Fashionable styles of lire** tioods, and we IjirhUv :'-n it l!- . • :r pn-*ei.t .i—tl c.unpaa-hi point ofuisle. variety and elegance, with ’ ’ LAI Vi KS, one and* sill, we finite vou to call and see the most m unificent Stock of Fancy and Staple Drv (b-ods, eve opened in Macon. come, whether you wish to buy or not. we want you to see them, so that you can tell your neighbors and acquaintances how beautiful the Goods tire, sep 2G—tf BOSTICK ft REIN. Velvet Cloaks, JUST received a splendid assortment of Velvet and Cloth Cloaks, (new styles ) Ai-o, Crape Shawls, and LongScaifs that will p,ease the Ladies, sep 26—ts BOSTICK ft KEIN. —3 ♦ tn Silks! Silks! Silks! TITHE largest, handsomest and cheapest Stock ever B brought to Macon, including every style, color and price, from sl2 to SIOO putt. just opened at sep 26—ts BOSTICK & KEIN. Attention Planters. \TTE -an supply you id Negro Blankets, Kerseys and H Planta ion Goods, on as favorable terms as any other establishment in Georgia. Give us a call, sep 26—-ts Embroideries. \\f E can now show many novelties in Embroideries, T ♦ and our Lace Goods are really superb. Also, the largest variety of Muslin Flouncing and Trimmings in the city. Ju*t received by BOSTICK ft KEIN. sep 26—ts Curtain Goods &. Carpetings. V large supply just received, and will be sold very cheap by BOSTICK ft KEIN. sep 26—-ts G. C. TAYLOR, IJOR.M EKL V connected with tin- Fort Valley Female Sum 1 inary, being solicited by many of citizens of the place, will open on the first Monday in September, an IndeiHii denl Academy of Music, Literature and line Ahm. Justice to Pupils. Applications should be made at an early date. For particulars address GEORGE C. TAYLOR, Director. auglO dfcwßm Fort Valley. $25 Reward. I > AN A WAY, from my plantation in Twiggs JLVi County, 14 miles below Macon, on Sunday __ night, the 13th instant, my Negro Woman Xj U C Y , A large coal-black, raw-boned but very likely Negro.— She is supposed to be lurking about Macon. The above reward will be paid for her delivery to me or to my father J. H. Lowe, near the city. sep2fi-d-lw -w-ts TIIOMAS J. LOWE. J nst PLeoeiv^d., FJIESIT Savannah ami Brunswick Oysters, which will be served up in style at E, ISAACS’ Restauvant, sep 26-d-ts Cherry street. WA 3VT833 TO HIFLE, SIX XKGRO BOVH, about nine, or ten years old. Im mediately or by the first of October. Apply to W. W. WAGNON. Macon sep 2A—lot* CITY PROPERTY FOR SALE T OFFER FOR SALE, my bouse and lot, on Cherry st., between 8d and 4thstreets, Macon. The lot contains three quarters of an acre of land, and the house is a large two story frame building, with all necessary out buildings attached. I will sell at a bargain. If not sold at. private sale, before the Ist Tuesday of August, it will be offered at public sale, at the Court House on that day. Terms liberal. J. P. LAMAR. Jnn-lt Waft ONWAH.3D 2 IMPORTANT TO THE PRESS. THE GNAPHALIUM )R the immediate removal of Printers’ Ink, Grease, and 1 all other impurities is put up in Barrels of lO to t~* Gallons, and delivered/rec of expense to any part of the Uni ted States, bv Express at per barrel. < NE HALF the amount will be taken in advertising. ONE BARREL will do the work of a Daily Paper two years. The remaining *lO in cash must accompany the order, either bv P< st or Express. EDITORS wishing to adopt this valuable preparation into their service will be pleased to copy this advertisement, scud to me a copy of their Paper containing it, with their order, and it will receive my immediate attention. All orders must be addressed to WM. HUMPHREYS, Chemist. Savannah, Georgia From the Macon Georgia Citizen, Aug. 28 th. ’57. The GNAPHALIUM. a liquid preparation for cleansing Tvpc of Printer’s Ink. We have tried this and found It an excellent article for the purpose Indicated, one gill of the fluid being sufficient to cleanse two pages of type of all ink collected on them during the running off or an edition of the paper. Put up in Barrels of 40 to 45 gallons, and sold at *2O per Darrel. To Teachers. I HEREBY offer the Male Academy in this place for sale on reasonable terms. The building is of brick, commodious and well arranged, and beautifully situated. A Teacher desirous of a permanen and pleasant location, where a gon.i School may always be bad by proper exertion, would do well to purchase. The pres ent encumbent is not induced to abandon his position by want of Scholars, b”tTt>y failing health. The well known beantv, healthfulness and morality of Buena Vista, offer great inducements to the enterprising Teacher.— There Is a flourishing Female School In’ the pla- e. taught by Mr. James H. Durham. Apply to R. K. STEVENS, aug 4—wtf Buena Vista, Marlon co„ On. For Sale or Rent. V HOUSE and LOT, conveniently and pleasantly sit uated- Apply to J WATERMAN. Macon, sep 26—ts A Comfortable Duelling To Rent. VriT.Y TO MRS. AMELIA ItoSS.L M:i*u..lta Slr.vt, • 11..-’ Variety Work... wipat-ir Cloaks ! Cloaks * Cloak* ! T ANARUS! . rK !• AlUJF>T : i**..rtu..-nl in Mac nvhi.-h shall!’ sold 5 ..• -il'lhe - mm-qualily n. Cu: City. 4'.iiur n lid sec (hem. ttobos a Qnille, Bayadere I’oa dp Soio. and all other styles of silk. Hnvadere, Oinhre Si lines ; plain and li-. ired IV Lai cs inm 2-*ets. t.. *1 no per yd. Hud Blankets, N. rro Blankets mid Kersovs ; Sheetings and Shirtings from'6 ,to 40 cents per yard. French and English Merinoes; / .•itliiw'n.iiliHj I Huh Line,m : TiiUlt- Drun.itlrtmil Nnpkim : I‘join*:/.! 1 Tal !•’ v. i• ; Wld'e and Bod Flili rods'; ifn.Hcry fl * all kin.ls ; radios and Gents Gloves, and ewvtbing ur-ua'lv ke, t in a Fnncv hrv Good Store, all of which will Irt s< id u*r> low. at the V .. \ ..i k Snire. PENMAN A WATERMAN. Macon, sept. 22—ts THE BEST BARGAIN YET! \\TMII.\G t.. engage in anew branch of business 1 will * T sell my “ Upson Warm Springs,” Saw-Mill and land at a price which cami fail to givedfeU-- These Spring* are onlv 6k. nd’es West of Thomaston to \ whichpo’ut ihe Railroad will he complied hv the 15 hos j October m-xt, makingtli-m easy nfa.vess from a'H points. The well known Mineral Properties of these Water* and es | fvi tv.nl cure of many di-en . together with the superior style aiui elegaiue with wh ohthe Baths are fitted up have alividv I given them a p pularPy far evoeeding any similar ! ment in so short a period ; andrsa sufficient guarantee f<u anv ! out-lay of Capital m fitting up Hotels and other aoromn oda- i t ons, ('apilalists are specially invited to examine this pro pertv. F. -r Author particulars apply to the i’ropriet< *i in Thoma -ion: ‘ or to air. John \Y. Beverly oil the premises. THOMAS CAUTHORV, -I—Bn* Bropr ci ‘r. \\THEi;U II WILSON’S ( Vlehrnfod SI-WI\G ’ ‘ ‘I VGIIMh for sale, by J. B. &W. A. RosS. jnnefi d—ts Fancy Ca**imei*.e ll'aiit*. 1?W) pair Fancy Casairaere Pants just received at aeq 19—ts E. WTNSHITN. OIL CLOTHS of all widths, just received ami for sale by <julyid—tf) B. F. ROSS * CO. Notice. f |T!I E < V*!nrtner-hip heretofore existing between JOS. ” TOOKK A SON. and ISAAC WINTERS. Is this dav Dissolved by mutual <’ou>ent. The business will lie carried on by Jos. Took? & Son, this July 21st. ls’7. sept 22—ts JOS. TttOKE A- SON. JACOB SCHAIL, B3OT SNR SHDE-MAXSR, RESPECTFULLY annnounees to his friend* CII and the public in general, that he is now prepared ¥Wf w to execute anv work in his line in the most appro ved style, with promptness and dispateh. He flat tors himself to be aide to give entire satisfaction, as to prices and workmanship, and Invites a close comparison between his and northern work. His stand is on Mulberry Street., where the late Mr. Binder used to work, between Dr. Thompson's Drugstore and Mr. Walker's. (sep 23—6td*) * *iT IJ A TIO AW A A r l’ E, I\ A STEAM SAW Mi 1.1.. 4 MACHINIST, who has had nearly nine years experi /V ence with Circular Saws and Grist Mills, wants a Situa tion or Interest, in one. Itccomendatlons first rate. Address MACHINIST, setv 23—3tw* No. 111 I*. O. Box, Macon. Albany Patriot, will please insert 3 times anil send bill to this Office. ENGLISH AND CLASSICAL FT! IIE Subscriber will open a MALE SCHOOL near the 1 Residence of Joseph Bond. Esq., at the. location formerly occupied by Mr. Edwin C. Rowland, on Monday, the sth of October. 110 in u Orado.ito of Virginia Military Institute, and nivpar- ■ ed to give efficient Instruction in the English, Latin, French and Spanish languages. From his experience in teaching seven years in this State. Virginia and Alabama, he hopes to give satisfaction to the Citizens of this City. The following will be the rates of Tuition : Primary English per Quarter $lO (hi Intermediate 12 50 Higher English and Languages 15 00 Tuition payable Quarterly. sep 28—§t WILLIAM B. LITTLEPAGE. HAVING disposed of my School to Mr. W. B. LITTLE PAGE, I take pleasure in recommending hint to my former patrons and the c.iti ens of Macon generally, as an accomplish ed Gentleman and highly competent Teacher. E. C. ROWLAND. Macon, Sept. 21th. FOIt SALE". V LIKELY NEGRO WOMAN about .20 years old. with h. r two Children, a Bov | wars old and Girl, infant.— i Sold fur no fau t the owner having no use for them. The Woman is a good Cook. Washer and Ironer. For terms, applv early to G. A. DURE. Macon, sep 24—d ts TO RENT. TWO NEW DW K 1.1.1 NO HOUSES containing l WiGI Rooms each, near the Residence of G, id. Rutherford, ffHlI in the South Western part-of the City. Possession v-r*. r K j ven I S , ~f ()ct. sep24—tf J. HOLLINGSWORTH. BAZAAR OF F ASHTON ! $50,000 WORTH OF the most elegant, rich and varied assortment of FALL and WINTER DRY GOODS .lust arrived anti in Store at Ross, Coleman & Ross’, Cotton Avenue, ever before offered to the criticism of a fasn lonable world. Allow us most respectfully to solicit an earlv inspection of our European and Home Fabrics, consisting of everything that can charm the eve or captivate the taste of even the most fastidious. We feel no hesitaney in proclaiming it the Largest, Richest and most varied assortment, by far. that was ever brought to Macon. A notice of only a few of our novelties will give a slight Idea of th magnificence of out Stock and the bright and beautifblnoveelties that adorn our Shelves and Counters. Point B’Alencon Lace COLLARS, from sl2 00 to SBO 00 each. Real French EMBROIDERED SETTS, lYom #8 00 to $25 00 a set. Embroidered HANDKERCHIEFS, from $1 00 to $25 00 each. JACONET ami SWISS BANDS, from 25 centstos7 00a strip. ROBES, AqulMe In Worsted and Silk Embroidered with Velvet, from $5 on to SIOO 00 a Dress Pattern. Lady Courtav MORNING ROBES from sl2 00 to S3O 00 each. THIRTEEN HUNDRED DOLLARS worth of New Jaco net and Swiss Frilllngs—exclusive styles—at all prices. Doth and Velvet worked with Silk and Ostrich Feathers. OIL PAINTINGS, among which are Sybil's Cave at Hobo ken. New Jersey, sind the Tomb of Kosciusko. A great variety of TAPESTRv VELVET. TAPESTIri BRUSSELS, THREE PLY AND IVOR AIN CARPET rvG*. RUGS. DRUGGETTS. OIL CLOTHS. Ae. Our Stock of Plantation Goods is most ample and complete. 8 4 white Blankets at 62 k< cents each, and prices running up to $1 2’> cadi. Ever v body Is earnestly solicited to give us a call as our stock is unusually large and we are non ml to sell. jy Ph ase remember to get at the right place on Cotton Avenue, at ROSS COkEMAN & ROSS’, sop 2-d-ts For Sole. rriHE House and Lot on the Hill between Col. Beall's and I Judge Gresham’s, belonging to Edwin Graves, the highest point of the Hill. Large Lot, house in good repair, comforta ble out houses, good Garden. Fruit and Shruberv. The hand somest improvement offerred tor sale In t lie Cltv for years past. Apply to S. F. DICKINSON. sep 2—ts boxes <’H \<’K\i-'L BISCUITS just received from St Louis direct, and for sale by may 26 d—ts C. A. ELLS & SON. School Notice. will re-nine h< > School on the 21st Sep'rm I her in the East half of the Male Academy as lormerly. si'pll—lawtfiw’. MACON FLOUR MILLS. Price of Flour Reduced. rpo meet the rednctlon on thepaice o’ Grain, we have reduced I the price of our Flour twenty-five cents per bushel—and on Meal five cents per bushel. Ten per cent, reduction to the trade as usual. JAMES A. KNIUIIT. sep 4—ls Agent. QTJINBY’S A BivXL'TIFI \u ARTICLE, and for neatness, lightness nud stength uneqalled by anything of the kind in he market. For sale by T. 11. PLANT, sep B—ts _ BOT,TING CLOTHS. DUTCH ANCHOR BOLTING CLOTHS, dillerentnum bera, just received and for sale cheap by |Ulyl6—tf J.8.4W.A. ROSS. sou I GO ACHES OF LAND NEAR TROUP HILL. j T. iV H OOD. HATS! jf| HATS! iBELDEN &CO., \K E now ivivi \ i iiir -H • > F.isliioimlili* II it store, under RAl.s'!’()\-> NKW cmncert If A LT„ rhen v ! ! N . !| a L.Pge anil \ aided A•• |1 ui■ it of Good* ill their line, eon i.-tiu;: 111 pot of fin f. , •: FILL MILK HAT*. I-Alrn ['axliiiiimMo Work lleavor, Do ” _ French Fi lt Hats, Mon's < ’ushmorette. Mat linos, limit Heavers. Silk Velvet Caps, Navy “ Extra. I.ailii’ Riding Hats, Extra Fine, otter Caps, extra. Hoy's I fats, line black ami Fur Hats, i’ me Cnslunoret and Wool do V •- v and Hlaek Velvet 1 aps. r|r ‘tb Cat is from .10 ct to $2 00. Also a lar: r e a—oitn nt of Plants tlon Goods. Leather Hat Hoxes, I'm- W brollas, Ac. j All of which win be sold at fair prices. Jobbers from town or country, can have their Stock* replenished on favorable terms. (sep2*2—!lra) 83 lEiJ.il IGUIfi CiMPISY. BRIDGEPORT, CONN. ‘OFFICE, ST U R D E V ANT PLACE. j C. ! PITA L $300,000 DOLLA US. 13 i l- c o t o r s j i Thomas K. Courtenay, Joseph Rlcliarilson, ! Henry W.OhaHleld, William 11. \ Williams. Knowlton, Ambrose W. Thompson, Nathaniel Greene, Courtland Kelscv, Edwin K. Mason. T. E. COCTENAY, I’res’t. .1. 11. WASH IU'KX, Sec’y. 11. W. CHATFIELF). V. Pres. Th > Subscriber Is Agant for the above Company, ami is pre pared to take risks on favorable terms. Office at Hank of Sliddle Georgia. 11. M. NORTH, Agent, aug 31—ly 50.C00 Feet LEATHER a- RÜBBER BELTING For illafliinw) ami din Bands. The best article made at Manufacturer s Prices. july 10—ts LITTLE & SMITH. RETURNED TO THE OLD STAND. JOII\ L. JO\l> tV CO. have removed t.. their New Store, erected on the same lot where they conducted their business previous to the tire, and where they will keep their usual extensive stock of (lolhing and Furnishing Onnds, to which they respectfully invite the attention of purchasers. In the course of next monlb they will receive their Full and W inter stock, which will comprise all that, is new and fashionable, ami will be offered at the lowest prices, aug 25-d-tfo WHO WANTS MONEY ? $G 0,000 MAY HE OBTAINED BY RISKINO 10 DOLLARS. Halves and Quarter Tickets IN PROPORTION. JASPER fOI'XTY ACADEMY LOTTERY, By authority of the State of Georgia , Havana Plan, Single \timber*. 30,000 Tickets—3,2B6 Prizes, AMOUNTING TO $215,260. PRIZES PAY MILE WITHOUT DEIH ITIOX. ANDERSON & SON, Managers, Successors to J. P. Winter, Manager. Ouv Lotteries draw in Macon, (la., (Small Schemes) every Saturday, ami In Savannah, Ga., (Large Scheme) about the 15th of every month. Class CC, DRAWS OCT. loth, 1857, AT ARMORY H# LL, Savannah, Ga. Under the Shown Superintendence of W. R. Symons and J. M. Prentiss, Esqs. CAPITALS of #fio.oon. Wo.oon. *lo,ono. *&noo. *4.000. *9OOO. .1 Prizes of *1(I00, 5 of *SOO. 1K) of *IOO. 100 of *SO, .•’.OOO of *OO and 7 -2 Approximation prizes amounting to *•1,7*0, Whole Tickets ;*!<>. HnUo* tluarters *2.50. Look to your interest and compare this scheme with any other. Rank Notes of sound Banks taken at par. Cheeks on New York remitted for prizes. Address orders for tickets or Cert ideates of Packages of Tickets to A: NON. Managers, scpil— Macon or Savannah, Ga. NEW FAT.L AND WINTER tTHTE subscriber is now receiving a large and handsome !_ Stock of *TVI*LK \\i> rwn dry ooonn Suitable for Fall and “’inter T.nde. Among them will he found rich S'lk Robes. Al*<>. Rvadeve Stripe Silks, plain Silks for Misses’and children's wear; fine lot of English and French Merinos. Cash meres. Muslin do T.aines, pop lins. Lustres. Ginghams, French. English and American Prints, <frc.. Ac. CABSIMERES AX!) SATINET*. FOR MEN AND OY<’ WE V R. Also, a large lot of HOSIERY for Ladles and Misses. Gents and Bovs ; Blenched Shirtings and Sheetings, cheaper than any ever before offered to the public. IRISH LINENS, a large stock very cheap : BED BL ANKETS, all qualities ; FLANNELS. LTNSEYR, and intact even* article usually kept in a first class DRY GOODS ESTABLISHMENT. Wc Intend selling Goods as low If not lower than any House in Macon. Our customers and the public generally, are earnestly re quested to give us a call before purchasing elsewhere, as we in tend totrv and give them the worth of their money. Rep. 15. GEO. W. PR TOE. Ornamental Iron Work, rpilE SUBSCRIBERS invite attention to their large as- JL sortment of useful and ORMMKM’AI. AVI) IKON GOODS, Comprising many articles of IRON FURNITURE for the House and Garden, such as Bedsteads, Hat Stands. Tables. Rustic Chairs and Settees. Fountains, Urns. Wire Trellisses. Flower Baskets Ac., and the most complete variety of IRON RAILING to he found in the United States, for enclosing Cemetery Lots, Dwelling Houses. Ac. Particular attention being devoted to this branch of our bu siness, parties who may favor us with their orders may depend on receiving Railings of tasteful designs and made in a thoro ugh manner. CHARE. BROTHERS & CO.. 388 Washington Street, Boston. J. 1,. JONES, Resident Agent. June Id—wly—dm xNn wk. mrzm mxx CARRIAGE DEPOSITORY, Next to Lanier House, MACON, VV GEORGIA Geo. & Robt. Smith, MANUFACTURERS AND DEALERS IN ! Carriages, Rockaways, Bug pies, Jersey Wagons, Harness, j Whips, Ladies and Gents Sole heather, Trunks, Valises and Traveling Bags, Hats and Bonnet Boxes. Baby Carriages, Very nice article, with two ami four wheels. We also receive regular supplies of the Genuine Rrattleboro Buggies, manufactured expressly for ns by Asa Miller. Carriages of any desired pattern built to order, on short no tice. ISf” Repairing of every description neatly and prompt ly executed. ’ Wc respectfully solicit a call from our friends and the pub- Lie generally, as we are determined to sell low for CASH, and on the moat reasonable terms to responsible parties, ffcb 14—ts G. & R. SMITH. Mercer Potatoes, Ac. I O ÜBLB. prime Mercer Potatoes, 1. *J 100 bushels Planting Peas lust received and for salt fiy GEO. T. ROGERS A .son. apr9bt—t f Blankets, Kerseys, &c. IW> BALES fl-4 Negro Blankets, mJ 2o do Georgia ami Northern Kerseys, 15 do Osnanurgs, 5 do do Striped, 10 do Macon Sheetings, 3 Cases of assorted Linsev, 25 Pieces Red and W’liite Flannela, 60 Pair of Bed Blankets, atworted, 100 <|o I Intel Blankets, Together with a well assort and stock of Groceries for Planters and Fatnllv use. : ,U . e vbich will be >.,M -,s low as anv in the Market. I•. u ters wi. hingto nnielutoc. Blankets ami Kersevs will do well to give ours a look before purchasing elsewhere, as we are determined to sell, if low nrfros will induce purcluisere, DUNLAP, HARRIS GO., sep -21 <IA w -tjan. at Allen A Dunlap’s old stand. (’arprfing :iml Oil TIOIIis. RGTJ s i ’ametln's of every st\ I.- and qualities, <>f Ta n ‘ pestrv. Velvet and B-ueU. Three n’v. Tncrain and Snnerfine Rn<rs and Mats. Floor nil Cto*h*- of all width- - from V. yard to 18 feet, suitable for Wall* a*-d Dining Rooms. Coca and Tndla Matting. In the above goods wc can show the largest and best assort ment in the Citv. TTouso-V-oopersarerequesti'd to examine our Stock, before making their Fall purchases. R. F. ROSB Sr CO.. Macon, sep 21—ts Arch Block, Cherry street. ♦Sent*’ ftooitn. j I TNF\ and M-o-sellles Shirts. S'lk and Merino under Shirts, • Cravats, Scarfs. Handkerchiefs, Gloves, half Hose, Ac.. Ac., ittst received at E. WINSHIP’S. i sep i ‘-tf \(;i:\cv i’ \M\ of Mumr.F uvorcu, > Th‘>innHtn. Ga.. Se.pt. 21st, 1857. s CI'GHT Exchange on New Vnrk. Savannah and Macon, for n sale. Prompt attention eD'on to collections, sep 21—tw TITOS. F. BETHEL. Agent. NEV nT fiTUTNO STnBE. FC. ‘W'T'NrRUTH?. I'OW opening one of the Inrgest -fork of v \ STTTONABT.E ’’F VUV MADE CT.OTTTTNG AND CFNTS FT’RNTSH ING OOOltx over offered in this market. Tic invites the pub lic to cal! and examine bis stock. Comer of f’dtt. n Avenue and Cherrr street, opposite Ross, Coleman A Ross and E. Bond, sep 19—ts Over Coats, Travelling Blankets and Shawls, Trunks. Carnet Bags and Umbrellas, just, received at E. WINSHIP’S. sep 19--ts Row Clothing. A general assortment iust received at 13. WINSHIF’s, ep ML ts NEW FALL GOODS -A. T n“ m ■* ■•: ■ k ms m . \\f E are receiving by every Steamer additions to our Stock, U which will lie the largest and most magnificent, that we have ever exhibited. We can already offer unusual inducements to our friends, who wish to make Early Full Purchase*. aug 24—ts W. W. PARKER & CO. NEW FALL GOODS ! fiOSTICK&KEIN ‘YYT’OULD inform their Friends and Customers that thev T ▼ have i■i.inmenced receiving their well assorted, very ex tensive and exceedingly rich supplies of Fall C4l r> I o cfc T 1 nriry And will continue to receive till full, per every Steamer, at their fashionable Store House on Cotton Avenue, Thev In rite the attention of the Ladies and the public In general to the New Goods which are just opened. B. A K. auu 2-s—ts BAGGING ANtTrOPE. Ilkik BALES OunnvCloth. * “” “500 Coils Richardson’s Superior Rope for sale by lunel7 d—ts ROWDRE A ANDERSON. Mnrliine Belting and Gin Bands. I i:\TIIUR WIMU HOUR HIT TIYG ‘ &"”*** J turers pricos for oasti. fil nLfii SMI H. may 26 d—ts FTjOVTR. 14k 4k4k4h LBS. Superior Family FLOUR for sale hv I M M F BOW DUE ft ANDERSON. iunels d—ts BROWFS HOTEL TVT ficoil. G-a. R E. RROWN. PROPRIETOR. HWING been fullv convinced of the exceedingly annoy ing im-onvenVnc.es to which the travelling public, pass iiigover miii arious Railroads, were constantly subject, the Proprietor determined to erect and fit up. at tin; most eligible ami . ..nvonient point, a hotel that would supply every demand and be entirely worth the patronage of the public. He has • fti-r inueli labor ;ind expense, tsvried out Ids original purpose having se'.-eted > site ‘■• •nediatelv opposite, and wltliln thirtv yards *>r the Paan-nger Depot. Person* leaving rut the night trains can enjo • -it least, an hour’s sleep, longer iiere than at anv other hotel in the city : and the table is furnished with the Vst tl.,- eonntrv affords: the rooms are comfortably ventilated and supplied with necessary furniture, and the servants are well trained and m:iv be summoned at anv hour. He has spared no pains or expense to meet cverv want, and supply everv convenience, and now cverv thing Complete, he flatten himself. Ids Hotel affords equal a*lvantages to any other in the State. SVf“ Remember this Hotel is immediately opposite the Tits sengcr Depot. Macon, Ga., sep 19—ts Private Hoarding. mHE Subscriber having taken Mr. Lamar'a House on Cher- Irv Street, can accommodate one or two families with comfortable rooms and good board, after the Ist ofOctolier. Also, a few Day Hoarders. W. S. WILLIFORD. Macon, sej) 19-d-ts BAGGING AND ROPE /•it A COILS Richardson’s best Rope, 1)1 Mr 200 half dills do do do 200 do White Rope, 200 do New York Rope, 2000 ll>s Twine, soo Rolls Heavy Gunny Bagging, 200 Bales do do do For sale by J. B. & W. A. ROSS. sopS—tf Just. Received.. A FINE assortment of Ladies’ Travelling Trunks and Bonnet Boxes. July 31 -ts E. SAULSBURY. Portable Desks VN Assortment of Rose-Wood Writing Desks- For sale by J. M. BOARDMAN. sep 4—ts OR. A. PIERCE, IIOTVTCEOPATHIST, INTENDS making this city his place of permanent residence. Those who desire his services may find him, when not professionally engaged, at his Office over T. J. Lane’s Store, Ready at all times to answer their calls. Jan 24 —ts BATOV. OAff CASKS Choice clean SIDES, HAMS ft SITOUL *r *) DEUS in Store and soon to arrive, for sale by iulvlT-tf G. T. ROGERS ft SON. Cloth Coat*. JUST received a large lot of Brown and Black Cloth Frock Coats of the latest styles and the best quality, sep 19—ts E. WINSHIP. THE only genuine Brattleboro’ Buggies. miTE Subscribers keep always on hand few of the GEN 1 FINK BRATTLEBORO’ BUGGIKS. Manufactured ex pressly for them hv Asa Miller, of Brattleboro’, Vermont, which for style *if finish and durability are far superior to any of tlie many imitations which are now offered for sale In the market. . „ N. B. We would here state for the information of our friends ud the public.generally that the only Genuine Blattleboro’ Buggies, are those which are Manufactured by ASA MILLER, of Bret tlehoro’, Vermont. GEORGE ft ROBERT SMITHS, Macon, sepll-dftw-tf Neit doorto Lanier House. FOR RENT. rpHE large house corner of Cherry and Fifth Streets, having 1 been handsomely refitted if for Rent, If upplled for early, or will be sold on long time to a good purchaser. The D elling House over mv Store opposite the Post Office containg five rooms, fitted with Gas, ftc.. is also for rent.— Possession given Ist of October next. Also, some small houses. Apply to M. S. THOMSON. Macon, sep 10—ts. FOR RENT. SEVERAL large and airy Rooms, suitable for offices or Be Rooms, on 3d street, in the rear of the new Concert Hall, sep 10 ft JAMES A. RALSTON. FOR RENT. r|l lIE Store House on Cotton Avenue, now occupied asa 1 Clothing Store by Messrs. Black shear ft 0. Also, the .wo stnrv Dwelling on Walnut street, lately occupwd by Mr. jackson Barnes. Apply at MRS. HOWLAND’S. PIANO. A Good SECOND HAND PIANO WILL BE SOLD AT A BARGAIN, Ini! AT T. .V <■. WOODX. Ivlrs. Wakeman AY ILL open her SchiMil lurain tlie first Monday in Octot>er, with the .u-v-istaneo of Mbs Uslier from the Oneida lustituu-. New York. sep 3—ts INSURE YOUR PROPERTY! The Great Western Insurance and Trust do m. pauy . Other. No. 107 Walnut St.. Phil. Charter Perpetual. Authorized Capital. *500.000. V VARTNV TNSTTRANFF'"’ •,!! narts of the World. FNXANT) TNBITII-- AKOES on Goods by the Riv**r. Cana's. Lakes. rd T,ar>d Carriage, to a” part of the Union. FTRF TNPUR .4 NOES on Merchandize generally. On Stores, Dwelling Houses, Ac. 33i voctOl’P s Cbas C T.atbrop 497 Woimit Street -. Henrv D. Moore, .58 (in ; Upt. Wbilldin. Merchant. 14 North Front st., .Tnn C Hunter. Firm of Wright. Hunter A ; E. Trcy, Firm of TrncvA Rakor ; .Too, R.M-CnHv. Firm of Jones, Wb’te JkMcPur.lv; S. Blbop. Firm of Risbop, Slo ons ACo ; ,T. W Smith. Firm of .1 R Smith ft Cos.; Tbos. T. Gillep'e. Firm of ft Zeller; Tunur Dxr.le bnrs A'torpev and C • = •ePor; Wm Dareirg f> Ur'on Place; Robt Hare Powett. 24 Walnut street; Tbeo W. Raker, Goldsmiths’ Hall; Henry f Wet more, New York C C LATROP. Preaident, WM D * RUNG. V. President. H. K. RtnrtRPSON. Aitapt Sec*y- Office n* Macon. * P p 17—1 y J. H. R. WASHINGTON, Agent. Murine** Suits. FANCY fusslmerc Coats, Pants and Vests to match, at sop 19—ts E. WINSHIP’S. E. WINSHIP, LATE OF THE FIRM OF WINSHIP, BOSS & COLEMAN, WIT J, take the new store now being erected opposite Rom. Coleman ft Ross, on Cotton Avenue, and also fronting E. Rond’s on Cherry Street, for the purpose of conducting a general Readv made OlotTli n c Bxislneai*. He will be nreivued bv the 19th of September, to exblbiblt. one of the largest and most fashionable stocks of CT.OTHI'NfI and Gentlemen’s Funilshln? Goods, offered in this market.— The greater portion of his Stock will be manufactured express ly to his order. Tie hopes bv furnishing his customer* with good and fashionable Clothing, at reasonable prices, to receive a continuance of that patronage that has been so generously and uniformly extended to him. july24—tf nW in M|l,\'K will have on sale this coming Fall, a Stock of Peach. Plum. Apricot and Anpplc Trees, tone year old from the graft.) of the choicest sorts. Also. Granr Vin*M. Native and Foreign, and silrnwherrv l*lnifs of the Hovev Seedling and Earlv Scarlet varieties. As mv Stock of Fruit Trees Is comparatively small. T would respectfully call the attention of those wishing to purenase to the necessity of sending in their orders earlv. D.JM. Vmevllle, (near Macon.) aug 26—ts. TDr. ‘Wm. ‘F'. Holt, H AVTNGremoved his OFFTr’E over E. T Strobecker ft: ftn.’s new Dnig Store, will attend promptly to all calls, sep 21-d-2w* ■PAT.T, GOODS PL /VNTEDS i IfERHW A.NTS. ** A B ALES Georgia Kersey. 10 cases Flannels, f 2-5 do Northern do 25 do Ticking. 5.000 Negro BJankets, 27 do Jeaneo, CaasUnerc, 500 Red do 10 do Stripes, 75 Cases Wool Hat*. 29 do Blch’d Homespuns, 320 do Shoes, 10 do Satinetts, 29 do Prints. 10 do Alpacas, 10 do Ginghams, 7 do Linens, .‘lO do Clothing. v , Wc are adding dally to our stock a general assortment of goods in our fine, to which we inritc the attention of purchasers W^Tj, n f ° f o °‘ Kl Bl>rßail J’ ■B.J-W. X. HOHS. Oil Oolors. AN assortment of Artist’s Oil Colors. Also. Boxes of the same with Oils, Brushes, and Pallets complete. For sale by J. M. BOARDMAN. sep 4—ts EIRFK4 OIL. THE GREATEST DISCOVERY OF THE AGE. THIS mixture, composed of some dozen oils and extracts is the result of many venrs experiments made by a medical man. the owner of a large number of slaves employed in ex p,,sed positions, and subject, to all the ills that usually attack the human family, it Is found to be superior in Its restorative qualities to anv mixture or compound ever presented to the nubile. It has no superior for the treatment of any ot the following afflictions: „ „ , Sores and Fmotions on the Skin. Neuralgia. Head Ache, Tooth Ache, Tetters. Bone Felons. Pains of every description, Rheumatism. Sore Throat. Swollen Glands, Sore or Weak v Vo s. Far Ache. Colic, Cramp or pain In the Stomach. Weak Back. Spinal Affections, Sore Breaats and Cracked Nipples, Scald Head. ftc. We claim no magic for the workings of this sirceMful com petitor of all remedies that have been put forward for public favor. Ts its first application does not give relief, trv the sec ond. third or fourth, and wc wifi guarantee the sufferer shall not be dlsapnointed. Where it has been introduced, it has superseded Del irath’s and all other remedies. I- or Fresh cuts the Eureka Oil has no equal—lt almost instantly!soothes pain nrevents fever, and puts the sore to healing. We challenge the world for the production of its equal in allaying pain, or in Hie healing art. Tt would seem superfluous to mention the wonderful cures produced In a very few minutes In the streets of Columbus, when administered to a hone judged to be dy ing under the effects ol Bnts. and on two other occasions when administered to mules suffering greatly with colic. Price One Dollar per Bottle. „ , For Sale in Macon at the Drug Store of A. A. Menard. Manufactured and for sale at wholeMfek in Atlanta and < ’i.lumbus, Ga., lv * CO. 7V~ For commendations, see small bills in circulation and in hands of Agents. (sep 1-d-om) JUST RECEIVED, YLA.KGE Lot or Choice CIGARS of the following brands, 5000 Conchas. 5000 Corono Ducal. 6000 Operas, by E. ISAACS. JuucM dtf CtOVDKVHKI) POT M-H for Manufacturing Soap in 1 / Dound Jars, each pound making 15 gallons of t>et Soap, for tjtby FIT7.GKRALL) * NOTTINOUAMI l * _ FINE FURNITURE. I N E Parlor Setts, Rose F Wood, Mahogany and Georgia Walnut Furniture. Secretaries and Book Cases, n : h.ihc- w„ -p. Mh- hoga y an.l A alnut. Sofas, rete-a-Tetes.Divans, Hoclablst, Ottomans, in Hair Cloth, Flush, Brocatel, Ac. Arm, Rocking, Nurse, t ew ing, Parlor, Bedroom, Dining, Hair Cloth, Plush, Bro* catel,Cane, Split Bottom,and every kind of Cbalrknown to the trade. BEDSTEADS. Rose Wood, Walnut, Maple, Mahogany, Bca-ih, Gum, c., High, Low. French apd Cottage. Wadrobes of Rose Wsod, Mahogany, Walnu and Pine. Safes of all Patterns. Tables. Mahogany, Walnut, Cherry, Pine, Extension Folding Leaf, Square, Round, Ac. Mattresses of Hair, Cotton, Moss and Patent Spring. Feather Beds, Pillars and Bolsters. Pine Mirrors, common Looking Glasses, Looking Glass Plates, Picture Glass. Window Shades and Fine Cornices. Buckets,Tubs,Dippers, Brooms, Brush Brooms, Feath er Dusters, Foot Matts, Ac. for sale on the most reason able terms. Lumber taken In exchange, or Lumber made up In the most fashionable styles of Furniture to order. We have one of thelargest Stocks of FINE FURNI TURE In the Btat*, and we are constantly manufac -uring, and wish to sell. Call and see us. nrU 1v T. AG. WOOD. Fanny Fern Again. “The Piay Day Book,” anew Juvenile by the author of “The Little Ferns.” Also any quality of new and pretty Books, Toys, Ao. for the holidays, suitable for old and young. Come and see. J. J. A S. P. RICHARDS. _ dec26-tf Just Received. i)r /“WA/A PapriGarden Needs. 8 bush. KenV’y HI tie Cruse* By A. A. MENARD, Druggist, febT-tf _ Cherry Street. ml* mm mm* /''V/'A/'A LBS. Prime Loaf Lard, for Kile by BOWDRE & A PERSON. _ 7 JuneSOd—tf _ __ . INTotioe. A GOOD COOK, W ASHER ItIOXKR is wanted. Enquire at this Office. RICHARD BRINN. Julylt—tf MACON SHEET’NGS, OSNABURGS AND YARNS. 1 /A/XBALES Macon Sheetings, Flint River Oi&aburgt lUvanil Yams, for sale by fun*l7d-tf BOWDRS A ANDERSON.