The daily citizen. (Macon, Ga.) 1857-1857, October 03, 1857, Image 1
COURT CALENDAR FOR 1857.
Revised i>y the Southern Reoerdof.
Sjilumloi Court*
AUGUST.
Ist Monday, Fiord
Lumpkin
8.1 Monday, Clark
bl Monday, F inyth
Hancock
Meriwether
Walton
4th Monday,Baldwin
Heard
Jackson
Monroe
Pickens
Taliaferro
SEPTEMBER.
Ist Monday, Chattooga
Cherokee
Columbia
Coweta!
Crawford
Madlsor
Marion’
Morgan
Terrell
2d Mondag, Cass
Elbert
Greene
Gwinnett
Sumter
Twigg9
Washington
8d Monday, Cobb
Early
Fayette
Hall!
Hart
Macon
Newton
Putnam
Talbot
4th Monday, Campbell
Clay
Emanuel
Gordon
Lee
Wilkes
OCTOBER.
Ist Monday, Carroll
Dooly
Fulton
Murray
Paulding
Taylor
Warren
Webster
Wilkinson
Tuesday after, Pike
Wednesday after, Rabun
2d Monday, Habersham
Harris
Laurens
Richmond
Whitfield
3d Monday, Franklin
Haralson
Henry
. .• Jones
Oglethorpe
Pulaski
Stewart
Worth
Thursday after,Montgomery
4th Monday, Catoosa
Decatur
DeKalb
Houston
Irwin
Jasper
Lincoln
Polk
Scriven
Tattnall
Towns
Thursday after, Telfair
Friday after, Bulloch
Monday after, Effingham
do do Appling
Monday aer CoDree
Appling, f
NO VEMBER.
Ist Mouday, Berrien
Gilmer
Muscogee
Randolph
Upson
Walker
2d Monday, Baker
Dade
Bibb
Fannin
8d Monday, Burke
Spalding
Troup
Un on ■
’ 4th Monday, Calhoun <
Chattahoochee
Thursday after, Mclntosh
Monday after, Dougherty
do do Liberty
Last Monday, Charlton
do do Oolquiit
Mon. after Liberty Bryan
DECEMBER.
Ist Monday, Butts
Camden
Jefferson
Thomas
Friday after, Wayne
2d Monday, Glynn
8d Monday, Lowndes
4th Monday, Clinch
Miller T
‘Monday after, Ware.
JA SVAiI Y.
Mod y, Cl. I at mm
j'KBK l f A RY.
lit Monday, Olhi it
Floy l
Lun |>Win
8d Monday, Forsyth
II All .ock,
Meriwether
• Walt in,
Mon<Uy v ßnldwin
Heard
Jackson
Monroe
Pickens
TAllaferro
MARCH.
2d Monday .Chattooga
Cherokee
Coweta
Columbia
Cwuvford
Madlsou
Marlon
Morgan
Terrell
2dM nday, Cass
Elbert
Greene
Gwinnett
Sumter
Twiggs
Washington
hursday ) Montgomery
after 1
8d Monday, Cobb
Early
Fayette
llall
Hart
Macon
Newton
Putnam
Talbot
Tattnall
Friday after,Bull jc’.:
4th Monday .Campbell
Clay
Filing
Eman ;
Gordon
Wilkes
Last Monday. Charlton
APRIL.
st Monday, Camden
Carroll
Dooly
Fulton
.Murray
Paulding
Pike
Rabun
Taylor
Warren
Webster
Wilkinson
ridny after, Wayne
2d Monday, Glynn
Habersham
Harris
Laruens
Richmond
Whitfield
Tuesday after,Mclntosh
8d Moaday, Franklin
Haralson
Henry
Jones
Liberty
Oglethorpe
Pulaski
Stewart
Worth
Thursday after, Bryan
4th Monday .Catoosa
Decatur
DeKalb
Houston
Irwin
Jasper
Lincoln
Polk
Scriven
Towns
Thursday after,Telfair
Monday after, Appling
Monday after, j. c „
Appling f
if A Y.
Ist Monday, Berrien
Gilmer
Muscogee
Randolph
Upson
Walker
•id Motfday, f*'*Vcr . _*
Bibb
Chatham
Dade
Fannin
8d Monday, Burke
Spalding
Troup
Union
4th Monday,Calhoun
Chattahoochee
Monday after, Dougherty
La9t Monday, Colquitt
TUNE.
Ist Monday, Butts
Jefferson
Triomaß
8d Monday, Lowndes
4th Monday,Clinch ,
Miller
Monday after, Ware ‘
FIRE DEPARTMENT.
GBD. S. Q33AH, Chief Engineer.
H. M. NORTH. Assistant.
i'3OTECTION FIRE COMPANY, NO. 1.
Frank S. Bloom, Foreman.
R. Boggs, Assistant Foreman.
E. J. Stow, Treasurer.
George A. Dure, Secretary.
A. McQueen, Engineer.
A. Patterson, Foreman Hose.’
Geo. Smith, Assistant! Foreman Hose.
... .Regular Monthly Meeting on the Ist T\tsday of
each Month, at 9 o’clock, P. M.
Ocmnlg-ee Fire Company, No. 2.
Henry N. Ells, Foreman.
R. S. Freeman, Assistant Foreman.
E. D. Williams, Secretary.
E. Isaacs, Treasurer.
J. H. Gillon, Engineer.
...Hspitor JfttMr rftMtlng on the Ist Monday In 1
everv month, at fi o’clock, P. M.
Young America Fire” Comnan w , No. 3.
J. D. Vanvalkknburo, Foreman.
Chas. W. Ells, Assistant Foreman.
R. W. Evans, Secretary k Treasurer.
William Groce, Recorder.
James Keenan, Foreman Hose.
Chas. Thompson, Assistant.
... .Regular Monthly Meeting on the Ist TiLM&ny in
every Month at 8 o’clock, P. M!
Hook & Ladder Cos. No. 1.
Albert G. Butts, Foreman,
Jas. V. Greer, Ist Assistant Foreman.
Jas. Campbell, 2d “ “
Van Grisen, Secretary k Treas’r.
... .Regular Quarterly meetings last. Saturday In Jan
uary, April, July and October, at 9 o’clock, P. M.
West’rn. & Atlantic (State) Railroad.
Atlanta to Chattanoova, 138 MUe*, Fare $5.
JAMES M. SPULLOOK. Superintendent.
MORNING PASSENGER TRAIN
Leaves Atlanta, daily, at 9.00 A.M.
Arrives at Chattanooga, at 5.3 ft P.M.
Leaves Chattanooga. dally, at 7.30 A.M.
Arrives at Atlanta, at 4.00 P.M.
NIGHT PASSENGER TRAIN
Leaves Atlanta, nightly, at 9.00 P.M.
Arrives at Chattanooga, at 5.10 A.M.
heaves Chattanooga, nightly, at 7.00 P.M.
Arrives at Atlanta, at 3.10 A.M.
TfTTh'.s Road connects, each way, with the Rome Branch
“allroiid. at Kingston, the East Tennessee A Georgia Railroad.
,• n niton, and the Nashville <fc Chattauooga Rallrcui, at Chat
• *oga.
\tfanta % LaGrange Railroad.
■ : , f. West Point. 87 Miles, Fare 03.30.
GEORGE G. HULL, Superintendent.?
MORNING PABSKNQKR TRAIN
he w • Atlanta, dallv, at 3.30 A.M.
\rrh - if West Point, it 3.45 A.M.
‘,ev ■ We 4 Point, daily, at 3.00 A.M.
Arrive i \tlant.a. at...’ 8.00 A.M.
EVENING PABSBNGCR TRAIN
Leav \tlanta. daily, at 4.45 V.M.
’ rrives it We*af folht, at 10.00 P.M
Vom Point i-hrhtly,at 12.15 P.M
r! •• it Atlanta. * 5.31 P.V
’ ‘ - ‘totl •'■mn.-ts, each way, with the Montgomery •
fleet “aU*t £UU .
VOL. 1.
Georgia Railroad & Banking Corap'y.
Vu.untn to Allant*, 17 1 Mil,-*. Fare #9.50.
GBO KG E YOUNO E, Superintendent.
MORNING PASSKNOKK TRAIN
Leaves Atlanta, daily, at .8.4A A .M.
Arrives at Augusta, at. r.,00 P.M .
Leaves Augusta, dallv. at 6.00 A.M.
Arrives at Atlanta, daily, at S.Ofi P.M.
EVKNINQ PASSKNfiKR TRAIN
Leaves Atlanta, dallv. at 6.00 P.M.
Arrivenat Augusta, at 3.22 A.M.
Leaves Augusta, dally, at .1.00 P.M.
Arrives at Atlanta, at 3.00 A.M.
HF"Thls Road runs in connection wiih the Trains of the
Sooth Carolina and Savannah A Augusta Rail roads.at Au
gusta.
MACON H ‘ I iTTYTy .
Methodist Episcopal Churci.
PASTOR.
Rev. James R. Evans.
REV. W. F. TOOK 777777 Citv Mission.
REV. W. A. SIMMONS Col’d. Mission.
STEWARDS.
James Williams N. Bass.
P. Solmaan Thus. rater.
J. M. .Tones ..R. A. Smith.
TREAS’R & RECORDING STEWARD.-11. L. /evett.
TRUSTEES.
Asa Tlolt, Oh’rn Tb Hardeman.
A. R. Freeman pmes Williams.
Dr. ...McDonald B. F. Ross.
T. A. Harris A. Wise.
t' w "''''rv*ee on at lou; a. m.. and p.m.
Prayer Meeting every Wednesday night.
CWServive at the Factory on Sabbath lou a. m.
Protestant Episconal Church—Macon.
PASTOR.
Rev. Henry K. Reese.
WARDENS.
James M. Greene, N. C. \funroe.
VESTRY.
Jaa. Rea L. N. Whittle.
John B. Lamar Walter 0. Hodgkins John L. Jones.
4# Service on Sabbath at 10hf In the morning
“ “ “ “ 3M In the evening.
TFT Evening Prayer Meeting every Friday.
Homan Catholic Ch
PASTOR.
Rev. James Hassan.
rW”Semcc on Sabbath Morning at. 7 and at 10K, also In the
evening at 7 o’clock.
XUrWeek Days—Service at 7 ’clock, a. m.
The Baptist Church.
PASTOR.
Rev. Sylvanns Landrum.
DEACONS.
Jackson TVLnache Dr. Wm. S. Light foot.
Thn*. A. Eli's Geo. S. Obear Thos. J. Else.
Jonathan Collins D. Wm. Kills. (Oglethorpe.t
TRUSTEES.
Robert Findlav, Ch’rn Jackson DeT/iache.
Geo. S. Ohear. Thos..T. Else Dr. W. S. Lightfoot.
TREASTTRER.—TaeJcson DeLoache,
CLERK—George S. Obear.
tr Divine Service each Lord’s Dav at 10K a. m., and
7M n. m .
r ,eeture nnd Praver Meeting even’ Wednesday night.
71?“ Communion—lst Sabbath in each month, lu the after
noon
TV conference Meeting on Friday night before the Ist Sun
day in each month.
Presbyterian Church at Macon.
PASTOR.
Rev. Robert I*. Breclr.
ELDERS.
E. A. Nisbet John J. Gresham,
Washington Poe Edwin Graves, Robert Carver.
DEACONS.
Edward 1). Trac Jos. E. Wells.
TRUSTEES.
Oh as. Oamnhell J. E. Wells.
Edwin Graves Tas. A. Nisbet I.C.Plant.
ffVP-Servlce on Sabbath at 10 In the morning.
“ “ “ “ 4 in the afternoon.
“ “ “ “ .... before 8 in tlie evening.
7FF” Lecture everv Wednesday.
TWSesdon of the Church meets at the Pastor’s House on
the lt Monday nbbt.of each month.
FEDERAL GOVERNMENT.
JAMES BTM'TfANAN. of Pennsylvania. President.
•TNO. f!. BRECKENRTDGE. of Kentucky, Vice-President.
Lewis Cass, of Michigan. Secretary of State.
Howell Cobb, of Georgia, Secretary of the Treasurv
Jacob Thompson, of Miss., Secretary of the Interior.
John B. Floyd, of Va., Secretary of War.
Isaac Toueey. of Conn. Secretary of the Navy.
Aaron V. Brown. ofTenn., Postmaster-General.
Jeremiah S Black, of Pa., Attorney General.
Jinileiarv—Snureme Court.
Roger B Taney, Baltimore, Md., Chief Justice, appointed
LB26—Salary *5.000.
John McLean. Cincinnati, Ghio, Associate Justice, appoint
ed in 1329—Salary *4.500.
James MWavne, Savannah, Oa., Associate Justice, appoint
ed 1889—Salary *4.500.
John A OamnbelL, Mobile, Ala.. Associate Justice, appolnt-
Ttn 852—Salary *4.500.
Jno. Catron. Nashville. Tenn., Associate Justice, appointed.
887—Salary *4.500.
Peter V. Daniel. Richmond, Va., Associate Justice, appoint
1841-Salary $4,600.
Samuel Nelson, Cooperstown, New York, Associate Justice,
appointed 1845—Salary *4,500.
Beniamin R Curtis. Boston, Mass., Associate Justice, ap
pointed 1851—Salary $4,600.
Robert C Grier. Pittsburgh. Pa., Associate Justice, appoint
ed 184$—Salary *4,500.
Beni. C Howard. Baltimore, Md., Reporter, appointed 1848
-Salary *1.300.
The Supreme Court is held In the Citv of Washington, and
lias one session annually, commencing on the first Monday in
December.
STATE OFGEORCtA.
II V JOHNSON Governor.
Wm. Steele Secretary Executive, DepVmt.
B. B. DeGraffenreld, “ “ ‘
Lucllliua H. Briscoe, “ “
John T PolhlU, Messenger.
E. P. Watkins, Secretary ot State.
John B. Trippe Treasurer.
Peterson Thweatt, Cnmntroller-General.
ames A. Green Surveyor General.
Tohn F. Condon, State Librarian.
David J Riley President of the Senate.
Peyton H Colqulltt, Secretary of the Senate.
Wm. H. Stiles, Speaker of the House of Rep.
Alex. M. Spear, Clerk of the House of Rep.
Wm. Turk Prin. Keeper of Penitentiary
Bonbth 8. Carswell Asst. “ “
H. J. G. Williams Inspector of “
Wm. A. Williams, Book-keeper “
Dr. Tomlinson Fort, Physician.
Dr. T. F. Greene, Sup. and Res. Phy. Lunatic Asrhrm.
Dr. T. Fort, B. P. Stubbs and Dr. E. L. Strohecker. Trus-
Luuatlc Asylum.
liiilolnry Court for the Purreellon of Error*
Joseph H. Lumpkin. Judge. Tenn Expires 1857.
Charles J. McDonald, Judge. “ “ 182.
Ilenrv L. Bennlng, Judge “ “ 7S>9.
H. Y. Martin, Repot ter.
R. K. Martin, Clerk.
First District —Composed of the Eastom and Middle Jodi-
Circuits, at Savannah, on the second Monduy In January,
nd the second Monday in June. In each year.
/)/VrV|.-_Composed of the Macon,
.utU ChattaluA/cluv * Judicial Circuits, vrMaoon, and tht 4th
MACON, UA. THURSDAY, OCTOBER 1H57.
Monday in January, and third Monday in June in each year.
Third District. —Compnsejf of the Flint, Coweta, Blue
‘ridge and Cherokee Judicial Circuits, ul Atlanta, ou the 4th
M rndav iii March and 2d Monday in August each year.
Fourth District.-- Composed of the Western and Northern
Judicial Circuits, at Athens, on the fourth Monday in May
and fourth Monday in November in each year.
Fifth District.—. Composed of the Ocnmlgce and Southern
Judicial Circuits, at Milledgevllle, on th*2d Monday In May
nnd November in each year.
•Note—The P.dania Circuit is attached to 2d Snprome
Ci-nrt District ; Brunswick to the 1-4 ; Tallapoosa, to the 3d.
•fudges nnd Solicitors.
Bine Ridge Circuit. Ric. Jod_ . Win Phil
lips, Solicitor General.
Krauxwick Circuit.- Arthur E. Cochran, Judge, Wm. H.
Dad,er.Sollei for General.
ChattoJmuch t't Circuit.- E it Worrell, Jud„.\ Thaddeus
Oliver. Solicitor General.
Cherokee Circuit.— T H Trippe, Judge, Jas C Longstrect,
Solicitor General.
Coweta Circuit .—O A Bull, Judge, L E Bleckley, Solicitor
General.
Eastern Circuit —W B Fleming, Judge, Julien, Hartridge,
Solicitor General.
Flint Circuit.— E G Cabannls, Judge. James R Lyons,
Solicitor General.
Macon Circuit.— Abner P Powers, Judge, Theodo W
Montfort, Solicitor General.
Middle Circuit.— W W Holt, Judge, W R McLaws, Kulici
tor General.
Chmulgee Circuit. —lt V Hardeman, Judge, W A Lofton,
Solicitor General.
Pataula Circuit.— David J Kiddo, Judge, David B Harrell.
Solicitor General.
Smithern Circuit.—Fetor E Love, Judge, E T Sheftall,
Solicitor General. *
•S’. Western Circuit.— Alex. A Allen, Judge, J W Evan-,
Solicitor General.
Tallapoosa Circuit.— Dennis F Hammond, Judge, Herbert
Fielder, Solicitor General.
Western Circuit —.las Jackson, Judge, S I’Thurmond, So
licitor General.
Judicial <ironies.
Brunswick Circuit —Appling, Charltou, Coffee, Ware, Cam
den, (.Minch. Glynn, Wayne.
Catania Circuit. —Clay, Chattahoochee, Webster, Early,
Randolph, Stewart.
Tallapoosa Circuit.— Carroll, Coweta, Haralson, Campbell,
Floyd, Heard, Polk.
Northern Circuit- Madison, Elbert, Lincoln, Hancock, Hart,
Oglethorpe, Taliaferro, Warren, Wilkes.
Eastern Circuit. —Bryan, Bulloch, Effingham, Chatham.
Liberty, Mclntesh, Montgomery, Tattnal.
Middle Circuit. —Burke, Columbia, Elm ami el, Jefferson,
Richmond, Scriven, Washington.
Western Circuit.- Clarice,Franklin, Gwinnett, Habersham
nail. Jackson, Rabun, Walton.
Ocmulgcc Circuit. —Baldwin, Greene, Jasper, Jones, Mor
gan, Putnam, Wilkinson.
Southern Circuit.— Berrien, Colquitt, Laurens, Lowndes.
Miller. Irwin, Pulaski. Telfair, Thomas.
Flint Circuit —Butts. Henry, Monroe, Newton, Pike, Spal
ding, Upson,
Cherokee Circuits Cass, Catoosa, Chattooga, Dade, Gordon,
Murray, Whitfield, Walker.
Coweta Circuit —Fayette, /ulton, DeKalb, Merriwether,
Troup.
South- Western Circuit. —Calhoun, Baker, Decatur, Dough
ertv. Lee Sumter, Terrell.
Chattahoochee Circuit.—Munis, Marion, Muscogee, Talbot,
Taylor. •
Macon Circuit.— Bibb, Crawford, Doolv, Houston, Macon.
Twurtm. Worth.
Blur Ridge Circuit.—c herokee, Cobb, Fannin, Forsyth,
Gilmer. Lumpkin. Paulding. Picketiß, Union. Town*.
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OFFICERS OF CITY COURT.
HON. CLIFFORD ANDERSON fudge.
WM. L. \. ELLIS, ESQ Solicitor.
RH’HARD HURD, ESQ Clerk.
JOHN RILEY Marshal.
Regular Seasons—3d Monday in February, May. A e
gust and November.
TO HOUSEKEEPERS?
XAA Paper, of new and elegant Styles.
• lust received aud for sale low. Also Fir/*
Board Prints and aheap Window Biindß, plain and fig
ured. Bide Light Papers of varions natt.ern* Call and
•“xamine. J. J. A 8. P. RTCnARDS.
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DXSOXiITTION
THE Firm of fMH If 4 UTS’ <V IITS A Y was dis
solved on the Ist January 1357, by mutual consent.
Either of the Partners are authorized to settle up the
old business of the concern. All indebted, will please
call and settle at an early date, as it is desirable to close
l it up immediately.
W. H. BRAY
janßT—if W. D. OARHART.
Soda “VT"ater
T\ all its puritv, sparkling and perfectly cold. All Svrups
manufactured by the undersigned out of the pure juice n e
he several fruits—and not composed out of worthless essences,
may bo found at HENRY HORNE’S Confectionary.
mayl3 d—ts
ICE CREAM,
AND other REFRESHMENTS, at
H HORNE’S.
P. S. CREAM sent to families bv the half gallon nr more. If
ordered in time, and of the following assorted flavors: Ras
berry, Strawberry, Pine Apple, Vanilla, Lemon, Maras quine
may 18—dtf
FALL AND WINTER
nt.OTHTIMCt
9AULSBURY A 00., are prepared to exhibit t*
their customers a very choice variety of entlrpß
new and most desirable styles of Fashlenahle Clothing
for Fail and Winter.amnnr which maybe found any ar
ticles suitable for a gentleman’s wardrobe—wku, MAn*
goods sxoLnRTVBi.v. They have also an assortment of
Cloths, Caßslmeres and Votings,
ofstyles entirely new, which they can makeffn order, in
the best, manner, and the shortest notice.
In boys’ and childrens* clothing, the'’ can offs*
something very desirable.
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Macon and Western Rail Road,
ON \NO AFTER MONDAY. .IU\K 16th. the Pas
aenger Trains of this Road will be run as follows :
Leave Macon at 2.55 p. m. arrive at Atlanta at 8 o’clock, p.
m. Leave Atlanta, at 5.15 a. m. arrive at Macon at 10.5 ft..
Passengers leaving rfnattanooga and points on the Wester**
V Atlantic Hoad bvthe night. Tniin. will arrive in Macon. 10
M a. m..:ind in Savannah same evening.
Passengers from Savannah and jiolnts on Centr.il Roaabv
morning Train, will arrive in Atlanta same evening and con
nect immediately with Train of the Western & Atlantic Roan
for Chattanooga and Nashville. , ..
Passengers for Columbus, Americus, and points on tnp
South-Western Road will arrive in Macon at 10.30 a. m.,ano
leave, hv South-Western Train at 3 p. in.
Passengers from the South-Western. Road will arrive In
M.aeon at It a.m., ard leave bv Macon fe Western Tram, at •
EMERSON FOOTE. Snpprintendeut
m—neßp. ‘
LAN lER TT OTJ S E
Maoon <3-..
LOGAN & WEAR,A, Proprietor*.
Til PROPRIETORS of this well known.e*
tsblisbrnent. respectfully give notice that they
are still candidates for the jiatronage of the Travel-
ling public, and determined to omit nothing to do-
well of their guests and maintain the reputation m .
of the House.
FREE TRANSPORTATION
Os Passengers and Baggage, to and from the House, by a fiur
new Omnibus andß aggage Wagon, which they have provided
for that purpose. Passengers will hereafter be at no expense
whatever for transportation of Ihemselrc*-and their baggage .
tirhdr wav between the Lanier House, and the Railway Sta
tions in Macon. We ask a continuance of public patronage
and promise attention and comfort to our gtests.
logman & MEARA.
aprilS <l—ly _
Gra,s IPixt.-ares. ,
/-aIIANDALTKRM. PENDANTS and BRAOKKTS of Jl
PFJBiiiyi spiiiss CARDS
HUNTER & ELLIS.
ATTORNEYS AT LAW,
MACON, GA. 0
Offtck on Ohkkrv St. opposite the Gkoroia Trlkokaph
Offipk.
WiLLpractiee in Bibb, Monroe,Crawford,Twiggs, Hous
ton, Macon, Dwoly and Worth counties.
5 To he found in their Office at all hours .atf
jans —ly. ****^
BH. H. A. METTABER
Y T A VTNG spent n portion of three ‘•uceessive years in
- I this city, during which time he has limited his
pr-.ctict* almost exclusively to Surgery, now respectfully
offers his services to the citizens of Macon and surround
ing country, in all the branches of hi** profession. Office
on the South East Corner of 3d and Cherry streets, over
Mr. Asher Ayres'new Grocery Store.
sej>27—tf
David Ros-^,
2300 H:
BLANK BOOK MANUFACTURER,
Over Geo. 7! Rovers <f? Son, Cor. Third
and Hherry Streets, Macon, On.
j nl3—ly.
LANIER & ANDERSON.
ATT 0R N FY S AT LAW,
‘YD KOIYTY l,(\l> (Ml PKYSIOV (fiKYTS!
MACON. GA.
BESir.KS the regular busineso of the’r Profession they
have fr years past been engaged in prosecutinr elaims
for Bounty I.and and Pension, in favor of soldiers their
widows and minor children.
They have also obtained the correct forms and the
rules for obtaining Bounties under the Act of Congress
just passed.
feh24 —ts
l)r, T. S. Maxtor,
OXTV r’TITSICI /VTVT.
r YFFFRB ids professional services to the citizens of
* Macon and vicinity. Office over B. A. WISE’B
BTORE.
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0. BJBIGE,
UNER AND REPAIRER
Os PIATJO PORTER,
IS Permanently located in Macon. may
be left at Messrs. Virgin’s and at E. J. Johnston A Cos.
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I,
Opposite the I’assenirer llepot,
K. R. BROWN, Proprietor,
S“ Meals ready on the arrival of every Train.
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P.EDDINS HOUSE.
DSACON, GEORGIA,
-*• H. P. REDDING, Proprietor.
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Br. I. B. Comings,
Offers his Professional Services as a
REFORM PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON,
[lO the Citizens of Macon. Office in the Medical Col
lege, on Mulberry Street.
Macon, March 28 —fim
l7n.whittle,
ATTORNEY AT LAW,
MACON, GA.
OFFICE next to Concert Hall,over Payne’s Drug Store
jan 10—ly
Andr ow W iud,
American, Oimadian A European
\dvertisittg- atad Subscription
ORFICE.
So. i:s:{ JS.4Hfi.4r STREET,
(Next door to the Nassau Bank,)
UP STAIRS ,) rv E W VOHtl.
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J. R DAVIS.
T.and Broker. Collector St General Ag-’t.
Business attended to in any county in this State.
Office corner Jackson and Ellis Street, Augusta, Ga.
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DR. A . PYE ,
Office over Ellis’s Drug Store,
OPPOSITE “ GEOROIA 01TIZEN. ”
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OHN LYN, WILLIAM T. BLACK
LYON & BLACK,
attorneys and Counsellors at Law,
Newton , Baker County , 6c.
WILL give prompt attention to all business entrust
ed to their care, in the following counties:
Sumter, Clsy, Randolph, Early, Decatur, Baker, Oa!-
■ oun, Dougherty and Lee.
roayßl—ly
BKNRY 0. LAMAR. j 0. A. LOOHRANhi.
lAMAH .V LOfURAYE,
ATTORNEY S AT L AW,
MacON , G a .
OFFICE ON MULBERRY STREET.
llavimu associated themselves in the practice of Law,
hey will diligently attend to all busiuess entrusted to
heir care.
maylO—tf *** Telegraph and Musa. copy.
O. CAMI'BKLL, J. W. OAUT
CAMPBELL & GATJtT
GENERAL
PHOBUCE ABENTS,
FOR TOR
PURCHASE, SALE, AND SHIPMENT
OF ALL KIXDB OF
EAST TENNESSEE PRODUCE,
Buch as Bacon, Lard, Butter, Flour, Wtw'Rt, Corn,
Cats, Fruit, etc. etc.
KMOWILLF, TENS.
(Warehouse—At the River.)
janl9—ly V
ALI THE YOA Kl.il ( S in the
GENTLEMAN’S FURNISHING
DEP A 2Tt “3? IVC 13 3V ‘X 1 .
IS now opening by C. H. BAIRD.
nar2l—Bm
DP, C. J. ROOSEVELT,
10M50PATHIC PHYSICIAN
OFEICE AND RESIDENCE
Jorner nf Wslont nd Third Streets, Slaeon, Ga.
oeta —Yj
NO. 140.
; Preserving Kettles.
1 ENAMELLED, Brass and i ■ iu|ition Kettles t r ma
liking Preserve*, all sizes for sab- by
june9B— ts NATHAN WEED.
Lumber, Lumber.
300 ()00 umber ’ ~|ank and.Scantling
APHFR AYUFB.
I mar29—tf
J
Concentrated Ess. Jamaica Ginger.
\S \FK and rellabb* family remedy for ail bowel affee
tii'ir*. Dispep-ia. General Dehillty, ane the majority nf
i siunmer Ui-‘e;i-.-i prevail-,t in this elimate, prepared ami sold
by FITZGERALD A NOTTINGHAM.
Innel a—ts
While Lead. Zinc and Oil.
twin i’ , i | wm , rKi.B*n.
i 1,l *’ M ‘-.DO” Pn. Fr •eh ami American ZINC.
• lbs. BiakeV Ki. ■ I’imif IV.ut.
400 galls. LINSEED OIL. Also, an assortment of
Paint Brushes, iust receive,l and for salebv
<JEO. r. ROGERS Ar SON.
may 5 d—t
Sugar and CJolTeo.
-f ~ hints. Porto Rico Sugar.
rs Ilf) bbln. An ,v <’ (“arified Sutr.
TO do GrUrdied. Powdered and Granulated Sugar,
120 .sicks common to choice Rio Coffee,
50 do pure oM Government Java do. for sale bv
GF.o. T. ROGERS ,V SON
BOOTS & SHOES.
rfIHE undersigned takes this method of returning his
1 thanks to his friends and customers for the liberal
patronage bestowed upon him In the past, and begs the
continuance of t!iat patronage, and he hopes, by keeping
a regular supply of Boots and Shoes of a
GOOD QUALITY,
An<l attending strictly to his business, to merit a liberal
share ©f-trn.de from hie friends and fellow citiiens und
the country generally.
J. 0. C. BURNETT, 4gt.
.Sole Leather, Calfßkiu Lining, Binding, and Findings
always on hand, for sale cheap.
auv’9 —ts
mi mu
’ Jr IS N o' v RECEIVING
“and Utr Si’KIV. A M 1011 II
. • *s 4’consisting In part of BILK,
BAREGE and ORGANDY ROBES
i Beautiful LACE BASQUES and MAN
“ * TLEB, Splendid Embroideries, Rib
bons, Flowers, Gloves, Bonnets, Head-Dresses, Silk Ho
siery, Dress Trimmings. Ac., and respectfully solicits
the patronage oi the Ladies of Macon, and the sur
rounding eountb s.
All orders promptly attended to.
I laprl4d—tf
Land Agency.
[ fg’HE subscribers are prepared to make locations
Land i.i all of the North-western States—lowa.
Minnesota, Wisconsin and the Territories of Nebraska i
and Kansas, and solicit consignments of funds or war- ;
rants. For terms apply to JNO. H. LONGLEY,
Macon, Ga. I
JNO. B. DWINNELL, Lodi, Wisconsin f
aprl7 d~tf
NEW RESTAURANT,;
&
AND
Oyster Saloon.
EISAATN has the pleasure to inform his friends
• and the public at large that he has opened anew
Saloon under Ralston’s new
Conerrt Hull,
Chorry St. Maoon On .
W'herc he is prepared to furnish his guests, at short no
tice, and at all hours, the choicest refreshments of the
season, such as
Fre.h New York Oysters,
Fresh S IS|I of every variety. Wild Game of al
kinds, also a supply of
I'SH r ri-elern ami r'nnißtlr,
“uch h* Apples,Oranges, Lemons, Ac., Ac.
Also, choice Wines, Brandies and othei refreshments.
Families will heHupplied with tt y.<-• r and I’ruH
Ci< s. and other Dishes, at any hour.
Parties, Balls, Ac., will he promptly furnished with
Buprwrß, in elegant style,and at tin* shortest notice,
ovl-luy
Soap, CandicN, Slarrh. &c.
14 Wi boxes Colgate’s and other brands SOAP,
GO 140 do Sperm and Adamantine, l ANGLES, *4, *5
and *O,
80 do STAR< :H. Kingsford and other brands,
45 do PICKLES, all bizes,
50 do assorted CANDIES.
65 do Ground Pepper, Spice and Ginger.
20 do Bird Pepper Sause,
30 do Soda and Sugar Crackers,
40 do Tobacco, all grades,
25 do Choice Lemon Syrup,
80 do Claret Wine.
85 do Fine Brandy,
50 do Madeira and Port Wine, for sale by
G. T. ROGERS A SON.
mavSfid—tf
LEWIS H. ANDREWS,
Book Job Printer,
Corner Third and Cherry Streets,
Mficon, Gta.
mar7-6m
For Sale.
FRFIVfHs German and Ktiglinh Kooks
and Tracts, at
J. 0. 0. BURNETT’S.
mai-7-tf
~ EXECUTOR’S SALE.
VALUABLE BE AI, ESTATE.
ViyTT-Ti be sold on the first Tuesday in November next, by
t virtue of tn,‘last will and testament of William Kilpat
rick. deceased, before the Court House door in Bibb county
1180 acres of land lying on Rocky Creek, about five miles from
Macon—ai ut 600 acres in cultivation, the balance well tim
bered. Tlu-ie isaGri-t nnd Saw Mill on the premises—a good
two storv framed dwelling, and good out buildings, with a fine
supply of pure spring water. With the Mills and plantation
will be sold the privilege of cutting timber on 400 acres of fine
land . The whole, well known as the plantation and Mills of
Wm Kilpatrick, deceased.
TERMS)—One-half cash, and tne balance m 12 months.
WM. G. KILPATRICK, Executor
InlylO—td of Wm. Kilpatrick, dec’d.
N ew Candv Factory,and
BAKERY.
ORNAMFNTEDCake.and Plain,supplied to Families,
Weddings and Parties,according to order.
Oandybv the Box, (assorted for Merchants,) of the best
quality, warranted, and at the lowest price*.
Orders for t.he aboveor for Drugs, Garden Seeds, Nuts
Frult*,£c. promptly attended toby
J. H A W a. KLLTft,
novß—tf Cherry Street. Maenn, Gm.
Anderson & Son,
Lottery and Exchange Office,
Gr .
HANING purchased theTiiten-st of J. F. WINTER, in the
above business, wc :wk a coutipnunce of patronage ho lib
orally extended to him. Exchange for sale on all theprinclpa
Cities of the union,
rw* 17ncurrent money bought and sold.
Gold for sale.
upriM (l—fan
MOLASSES.
Oft Clips. vnryup.’-l2f uUtj-lu rccoiverf nd for ni.
W o')’P-<e ;<J. t. ROQEHU * MOM.
Oranges and Lemons,
t>mnge* and Lemons nsselved every wjek and
W n irtl i' M tf h> ’ GKO. T. ROGERS a SON.
Nbgroia Wanted.
’j’" 1 - ; - 1 ‘ Mti prlne will he paid for hkelv
. “ , NEGROES. Also for a gang of Plant*"-
1 • * R. PHILLIPS. K„ Maooo.
fen2B-t f,
U Hll CEMETEaY.
1 .-xa mm mm m mm m X£l
I \ITOI LI) most respectfully announce to the
TV citizens of Macon and Its’ vldnltv. that >■■ AfaSPvX,
,r,;,k, ‘ 1 I !“* GRADING, WAI.IJN4Ln[m
I- -..V I NO, and keeping in order, lots in Koeßrii/jK , ‘
’ *cttoV t of t!U ' ry * 116 Wil * i ‘ ls ” underhike the e IWfflmi ’ H
XlonuiMcnt. and ‘■'iOO
Iron. IRa.ilin^a n
j and \ other work that doe- not. luterforv with
the Sexton's department. He bar taken the Agency of Phil
b.l -’ Marble Manufactorv, established in New Haven Conn.,
; J will be ready at all rimes to exhibit designs of Monuments
oi other Marble Work that may be wanted,
|uno4 —ts A. DRY DIE.
Carriage Materials.
s !,| y,V;s ,\xi.i>, hi'bk, spokk*. iinw,
I-’ HVM(S, >IAI.I,KVIU.K (-AMTI.VM.
im.T-, IWMKIXKDLKATHKU, Knamolled Olotlw,
va’ Nh, rurpentine Japan. Drop Bluck, Ac. Ac.
mftvSfi d—ts LITTLE A SMITH.
M.IJAH S. OA.RHAHT. A1 HON t Hut*
CARHART & ROFF,
WHOLFSAIE GROCERS.
DEALERS N
! HIXKS, I.IQ! ORS.S^AATOBACCO,SKCARS,
sHOi
AND
GROCERIES
tVK. av DK. BCRIFTION.
WTacon. Ga.
aug4—tf
BMPORIBM OF FASHION!
TIISIIIM, liy-llimiS!!
v iJONH. M. LOH would respectfully notify hi, frlrn.l.
and Die public that he still keeps an Establish
ment at the old stand in the FLOYD HOUSE, for the
purpose of aoenmmndalintr all customers In his line of
‘H'a'neßS SHAVING, HAIR CUTTING <1 SHAM
POOING executed In the best style or the art. Also
Warm, Cold and Shower BA TIIS , at all times and sea
sous, ready at a moment’s warning, at the reduced rate
of 25 cts.
• For sale numerous articles for the toilet ofGentlemen,
such as Raenrs, Shaving Soap, Hair Dye, Hair Oil, Prog
lcr s Hair Invigorator, Milk of Almonds, Bay Water
Hair and Tooth Brushes, Pomatums, Combs. Ac. Also
Gentlemen’s Wigs and Toupees on hand or made to or
der, to suit all emergencies.
Entrance on 8d Street, 8 doors from the corner of
Fieyd House Building.
?nJ;T7 KniRht * Co ’ B ' ce,ebrated nATR REOENE
UAI OR— the best preparation yet out f..r restoring the
hair to its original color, and promoting its growth, kept
for sale. This article has been used by several gentle
men of this city, with entire satisfaction, and *?n he
recommended with confidence. M. LOII,
majrflA d—ly German Barber.
i NOTICE TO DEBTORS & CREDITORS
A 11,1, :,t >d to the Estate of Alfred L. Horen,
■ “‘iV ° Bibbevunty, deceased, are requested to call on the
sui’- ‘n ter and settle the same. Those having demands agains
s:u! fc.nt.ite will present them, duly attested lu terms of the
I„m4d-tf J ’ ‘ ■ BL ' TLEK -
Corn.
lILMkIiLD bushels Hriii.e White Tennessee CORN
.just received and tor sale low bv
inne2s and-ts G. T. ROGERS A SOa.
Boltins Cloths.
! |'rTCH ANCHOR BODTLNO CLOTHS, different lram
t “ ‘i rs just received and for sale cheap Dy
- ” J. li. & W, A. ROri>.
JOHN CLEGHORN,
;) DEALER IN
Ji|fjp SUtUI.ES. lIA KX ESS, LEATHER,
11 IP RIBI ER BELTIXC,
Saddlery Hardware,
Ktc. Etc.
At the stand or the late Wra. T. MIX A CO. Cotton
Avenue, Macon,Ga.
aprl 1 —ts
Little & Smith.
DEALERS TN
Saddles <&c- Harness
furtnfm ” Wlth * |rcl ' oral aSßOr,m ™ t of materials for Manu
nmv2fi d—ts
Vino
GROCERIES FOR SOUTHERN FAMILIES,
THOMAS HOPE A CO.,
No. 182 Chambers Strut, New Yobx,
(Established 1820.)
Importers and dealers in all descriptions of Rare Old
Madeira, Sherry and Port Wines. Finest Old Brandies,
Superior Old Jamaica, St. Croix and Antigua Rum, Old
Holland Gin, A every variety ol fine Imported and do
mestic Liquors.
nminpaune— Mux Sutaine, Moet A Ohandon
ami Mumm’s Imperial, Cabinet and Venxenay, Ueid
seick and other Brands.
< lu ret and S a tor lie—lncluding Chateau
Margaux, Chateau Lafltte, Leovllle, Larose, Margaux
and St. Julien, Chateau and Haut Sauternes.
Slock Wines—of Johanneßbcrger, Marcobrun
ner, Rudeshelmer, Hockhoimer, Sparkling Hock and
Moselle.
Segrn.l**—of all the choicest varieties, Elegantes, Re
galias, Conchas, Operas, Pressed and Communes.
Foreign Fruit*—ofU kinds, Raisins, Almonds,
Prunes, Ac.
Tons and Foifoes—all of the finest qualltle*.
Jtftuiii* und Tonjj new—Burlington, Virginia A
Westphalia Hams, Smoked and Pickles, Tongue*.
<oslieii Blitter—in Firkins, Tubs and Stone
Jars.
Foreign Pickles—Sauces, Catsups, Sardines,
Olives, Ac.
Preserves-East and West India and Domestic.-
And a full and general assortment of every variety of
Fine Groceries.
raar7-ly
BOOTS & SHOES.
K IBBEE & BALL
BEG leave to inform their old friends and customers, that
•nek of^ nre D ° W P re l w *th a larger and more complete
Boots <sc. Shoes
Than over ; selected with cave and taste, and offer greater In
riuvementß to the trade than any other house in our line.
< all and see us at our old stand, Rfl Murray St., corner ot
( hyreh. KIBBEE & BAUa,
augl-d-ly, New York.
THE LONE STAR INFIRMARY.
One Mile South-west oj Ciisscta , Ga.
k'llHE subscriber has opened an Infirmary for the
JB treatment of Chronic diseases of every form.—
l*’rom eleven years ex erlence in the Reform” Practice,
ie 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
ntries nursed by Mrs. Frar.ier, who is a Lady of moral
worth and efficient character.
_ 8. J. AUSTIN, M. D.
References.—Hon. Joseph Bhaw, Stewart county, Ga
8. W. Parker, Colqult, Ga.
White A Helms, Ousseta, Ga.
Jno. 0. White, Mt. Andrew, Ala.
. „ - Maj. E. Dean, Rockyhead, Ala.
Janß— tf\
Coffee?
1 011 St. Domingo COFFEE, for sale very cheap
1 yU, hy j. B. A W. A ROHB
lunesd--Ltf
IST otice.
A GOOD COOK, WAHIIIJi dr IHOXIiR is wanted
fl. Enquire at this Office. RICHARD BRUTN.
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MACON SIIEET’NGS, OSNABURGS
AND YARNS.
1 Maoon Sheetings, Flint Rivsr Osnaburgs
X v” X."und Y/uns, for sale by
fvuisi? tMf BO WERE A ANIMHWO&.