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CITY COlATMItf.
Weekly Report of Ike M«eo« 3f«»ket.
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; Tery warm a»4 P , ** M,t
Xo rain, hence there
it ki ran down
AVTHORIXED AGE.NT.fi
W. <». tVhidby, Em , U aalborized. *• *8*®* j* , almost
-contract »nd receipt lor
I fptiooJ. ; tion. end there we* much activity *=t= 3 U *h»F
Mr. A. E. JUvinci-tUUjcaathoricpd trJtvUliar Heart. Eott».\7iJcox,*ad Bunn A Usrs-
*sns*ss«a£&£g K*sssrtssuss22r?£:
in7.'medchfh!Sr MH *“711*1'without deUy. j lro ad» S here tent ebont 200 heles.
j u T,., rr ,,r Veeheille Team, l* oar ea- i portion of whieh he* gone Northward-* portion
th^Urd igrat *T Start rify- ' ! by Enfaota end Apalachicola- Fre.ght price*
n I fiMLMM of the lUcon Intelligence office, ■ coptinne oe quoted before.
It en authorized Agent to receive *nb*crlption* j T Cotto* JleiuttT.—Aboat JOO beJet Uve
Con Tim—Light demand et 30c
Hrxr.rxo—*1 K> ? box. So demand.
CaXBLXS—82g34c wholesale, SO retail—plentiful
Soar—15<g2Se r> pound, according toqosllty.
Onost-? J 9 bushel retail, *12 9 barrell.
Aitles—t<*SS ? bushel, ecarce.
Dried Farrr-^lSfo weU tnppUcd.
BiOOiso—The demand ta good. Ounny et «*.
be the bale, audio at retail. But little In the mark-
Kiutucky 40c, and scarce.
November Elec tion. GEE1T GHT^ DISTRIBUTION,
d««, m^Rings.tcc.
ofclcction. Tills rule wUI be rigidly adhered to.] WOBTnOYEB OXB3ULLIOS DOLLABS!
NATIONAL LIFiE
and advertisement* lor this Journal.
J New Advertising Index.
Loutfrifle' Democrat—Harney, Hngbes A Co.
Removal—F P. A BI. Gonlding.
Wont. ,1—B R Pobeom.
Vcn Good*—S T Coleman.
IB the Rago—Torplo A Hert*.
fgalV-Withers A Loud.
Lost—II T Shaw.
Sundries—Findlay A Kendrick.
Sew Firm—A Springer
Auction—Findlay A Kendrick.
Mole for Sale—I MrOis.
For Sale—E S Latiirop A Co.
Joat Received.
Seale*—B A Wise.
For bis-G J Luke.
Joat Recelred—B A Wise.
House Furnishing Goods—B A Wise.
Seat*
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f-Jf-Tne N’ivStiarrot 1*3lira-liege D>*
pUx Etlptie.—K wonderful invention for ladles. Co
qeatlonably superior to all others.
Don't fsil to rend thcadrertiseinent IntbeMscon
Telegraph containing Ihll pnitieolars every Tnesday
morning. octll-5tw3m.
To the Members or the Georois C'osrxx-
exce.—The members of the Conference will he
met l>y a committee, on the arrival of each train
at the passenger depot, and assigned to their ser-
end placet of entertainment.
Arrangements hare Ism made with the mana
gers of the following railroads by which the mem
bers of Go 1 conference wiii bo |>erniitteii to rrtnrn
. free of rvd by paying full tire In coming.
Central, South Western, Macon and Western,
i stern end Atlantic, Muscogee, and Atlanta and
»r*t Point railcards.
Those coming on the Bruliswlek road will be
ran.posted free of charge coming and going.
The conference will jncet at flic City Hall Wed
nesday morning, 13th lust.
The committee of the first and second years will
meet at the W. F. College Tuesday evening acven
o'clock. Those Of the third and fourth years, at
the City Ilall at the same bonr.
E. P. Bm< u,
C. R. Jewett.
To Mnchlnilta.
Machinist will find several thousand pounds ot
old type metal for sale nt the office of the Daily
Tr.tEuini'ir. tf
teg- We arc pleased to announce to our dll—
sens that Mr. Sam’l Hyman, of Nashville, has es
tablished In this city u branch store, for the pur-
pose of selling men and boys clothing. His store
will open on Monday next, and it located on'
Cherry st.. adjoining J. N. Seymour—he has a large
and magnificent stock, and all in want of clothing
for themselves or thrlr Imjs, will do well to giro
him a call.
taf* Ladies, winter is approaching. 'Remember
that a large lot of cloaks, shawls, anntags, nnbiaa
and hoods, can ha found at the Bazaar of 9. Pey
ser A Co., on Cotton Avenue. uovS ! w
Tiu Sweet Socth Wucu.breathingo'crbedtof
violets, Is not more fragrant than SozodoxT. And
the aroma which It cxalcr, communicates itself to
the breaths of all who nse this marvelous denti
frice. White teeth, ruddy gums, b sweet month,
and the certainty of enjoying these desirables in
perpetuity, arc among the blessings derived from
the use of Sozoooxt. n«vl3-3tcod
Tux Lonsviixe Democrat.—The curd of this
conservative Journal will lie found In the proper
column of tlds morning's Issue. We hare had the
pleasure of s rail from Mr. J. I. Giuuoxs, on
attache »f the office, who is now I ravelling through
Georgia to advance the business interests of the
Paper.
The Lames are invited to call at the Novct.Tr
Store and ace the beautiful isomermte etgtn in Hats,
Bonncta, Dress and Cloak trimmings, Sontaga,
Neck Ties, Ribbons, Feather*, Buttons, Nets, Rats
and Mice, etc. etc. novS-fitf
Another Arrival.—Our lady readers will be
pleased to leant that Messrs. Boyd A Gordon re
ceived yesterday another Urge assortment ol per
fumery, fancy soaps, mixtures for the hair, brashes,
combs, etc. Mill be ready for Inspection to-mor
row. Every taste can be salted. An extended
notice In our next will take the place of this bint.
Iu the meantime call and examine the stock.
The Weather.—Wc hare had rcamuMe weather
during the last three days. A little stormy and
slightly cooler. Bat grumbling is not justifiable.
We arc approaching the middle of November, yet
the thermometer stood as high a* 7L deg. last
evening.
cbinged bands during the week. Prices have
fluctuated Terr little. The rate* are-
Ordinary .
Middling ;
Strict Middling
Strict Good Middling ”
Mahchanis' Kvc«an«.».—There is an absolute
necessity existing in this city for a merchants’
exchange. The importance of such a place for
interchange of ideas, prices, purchases and sales
by samples, Ac., is too evident for comment. No
city of the size and importance of Macon is so
far behind the age on this continent as this. Its
energetic merchants and business men will not
permit such a condition to exist much longer,
we hope. .
Dar Goons.—Oar merchants have done a good
wholesale trade daring the past week. Country
dealers eontinae to purchase largely. They find
that, owing to the fluctuation and uncertainty of
prices in New York, they can purchase of our
jobbers, at nearly metropolitan prices, and re
ceive as good a variety. Competition is also
Tery Urge at presenL Large stocks of goods of
all characters have arrived during the week.—
The reUil trade hae been rather slock daring the
same time.
8. Parses A t'a, wholesale and retail dealers
in dry goods, etc., on Cotton Avenue, report the
following list of prices of merchandise:
Wholesale. Retail.
Leading jobbing prints, 32 a 35
De Laines, 42 a 43
Standard sheetings bleached, 30 a 62
Macon " unbleached, 40
Sea Island • " 45 a 30
Stripes cheeks.. 43 a 50
Domestics, \ 47 a CO
Mosf.tart.—TnE National Bank.—The First
National Ttank of Macon was organized daring
the past week, by the election of Messrs. Wm. B #
Dinsmore, II. II. I’laut, E. S. Johnson, W. H.
Ross, W. L. Lightfoot. Henry L. Jewett snd I. C.
Plant directors. The other officers are I. C. Plant,
being no supply U lb. river, it nas mu el Kentucky 40c, and scarce „„„
”* *- mw water mark. During two or three j , Korr _Mochlne hemp 27c wbotiOle.TCiy scarce.
ttaDuit innun tiimmiict aid reedpt tor ^ , t# lt m in good bearing condi- . SoM received-
sit crtii'.meets and inttcrTplios*. ; , n A there was much Oirivity amisgrt ship- Salt—l^Sc 9 2, supply
GENERAL It ARRET BETOSIt.
Atlanta, Ga , Nov. 10, lW».-Tbe banker., to
day, axe paying 43 cents for gold, and selling at y
cents.
Silver—Buying at 43, and selling at *5 cents.
New York, Nov. 9.—Without any decided
change; opening at 140?,'; declining to 14#V, and
closing at \V,y,.
Memphis, Nov S-Cotton market verydnll, clos
tag at 47@49.
Cottox is Nassvilje.—Tire Prte mJ
of the 10th says: There is no cotton market to
report, as there are no buyers. We notice »large
number of wagons In the street loaded, bnt tb
owners usually asked 45c., while no d«lera arc
willing to take it at even 40c.—some saying
they would not even pa, 35a We heard of four
bales of Georgia staple, which brought 41a, but
that was all the sales we heard of; and it was an
article little inferior to Sea Island.
A majority of the dealers expect a still further
decline, though odc or two were inclined to think
that the market would exhibit some firmness, with
an upward tendency, by Monday at farthest
Cotton was quiet yesterday. Middling com
manded 41c, hut there was no eagerness on the
part of buyers or sellers. There were only a few
transactions. But little on the market, and
not much coming in. The outside figures may he
placed at 30 to 41a—ABmita IMgmrer 11XA.
Pork PROsrxcTs.—Pork packing has commenc
ed at Lou isvilla The Democrat, of the 9tb, says:
Wc hear of no contracts, as the views of the feed
ers arc largely above those of packers, and consid
erable time will probably elapse before an agree
ment can be effected. Thcprice of hogs Is declin
ing In all the great pork packing centres, and it is
evident that fanners and feeders will have to make
liberal concessions before sales of considerable
magnitude can be made.
Cincinnati, Nov. 9.—Flour dull and prices nom
inal ; wheat is unsettled and rather dull, at (2 for
prime old red, and $110@1 75 for new; com at
55@58c: oats dull at S8c; rice in moderate dc-
at 78@80; mess pork quiet at 830; bulk meats and
bacon unchanged and nominal; shoulders 10c;
ribbed sides 17c; clear sides 19>Tc. There is some
enquiry for green hams at ISc; shouldera and sides
nominal at 17(S19c; lard in demand at 28c iu
tierces, and 30c in kegs; hogs 1150@12 00 gross.
METIIODIST ANNUAL CONFERENCE.
This body will meet in Macon on the 15th in.
4 TB CONGRESSIONAL DISTRICT.
The friends of Dr. A. J. SIMMONS, of Monroe
county, with his consent, place his name before
the people of the lib Congressional District of
Georgia, as a proper person to represent them on
the floor ol the United States House of Rcpresen-
! Travelers’ Insurance Company,
OF NEW YORK.
Office, NO. 343 BROADW AY’.
AH to be Seld for One Dollar each, without;
regard to Value.
NOT TO HE PAID FOB VNTtL TOr KNOW
YOU ABE TO RECEIVE.
U1C avjl VI UK L tmeu CMICJ awrese ui gKjiitaiU- . ^ .
i tatives. This district is composed of Upton, Pike, j tcL'itTre t5d ! iVXHOEIZED CAPITAL *500,000.
: Spalding, Henry, Newton, Batts, lliuric, Craw- j ampn| tk«r patrons. Sx Hundred and ninety Geld I
ford, Bibb, Twlggr, WilklnroD, Baldwin, Jones, Jae.
per, and Putnam. Dr. Simmons is a gentleman of
40 a 45
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«0a 72
50 a 80
50 a 75
president, and W. W. Wrigley. chairman. The I sunt. Important business will come before it.
• . rpi. „ ....stlnn of teotornl 71 nor until NOrtHr'ITl Alf'Ill-
Fiuhlouable drro button-*, and trimmingn
generally, ran be found at S. Peyser A Co’*,
novS-lw
0rSca»onable walking >Iioo», forladiea and
men, can bo found at S. Peyser A: Co’c.
nor S-lw
|3T* Service at First street Methodist church,
Her. Cha<. R. Jewett, po«tor v at \0}£ o'clock, a.
x., and at 7 o'clock, P. x.; Sabbath school at 3
o'clock, F. M. The services will henceforth beheld
in the ujr|*r room of the church.
Pcoh A Lcpqu— succeeded in Photoprmphin^
tkc recent eclipse of the sun, embracing twdfe
views, all mounted on a card, suitable for Photo
graph Altmuu ; for sale at their Gallery, on Tri
angular Block, at Ffty Cents for the dozen. They
nr« also daily producing Girted* Putts for Albums,
which for beauty of tone and artistic merit, cannot
be excelled. novo-lw.
UT Miss Sally Ann Smith's criticisms are just,
hut she must excuse us, uuder the circumstances,
from glriug Hum publicity in the Ca'ilnmns of the
TBLXGRArn.
Goost's Ladt* Book, for December, has been laid
upon our tabic, by Messrs. Patrick & Co. A large
supply of this favorite book can be obtained at the
News Depot. . .4 *, ) .’I
BT The Macon Bazaar, on Cotton Avenue, is
the place to purchase silk cords of all slzos, and
colors. Also worsted braid* Ladies, call on
Messrs. 8. Peyser Co. nov8-l w
t#-S. Peyser 6i Co., haw on hand a lanre stock
ot ladies* hats and trimmings, suitable for Srintcr
novS-lw
new institution will, we learn, be ready to com
meoee business about the first of December next.
A permit has been secured for the establishment
of a second bank, but if any preliminary steps
have been taken, we are not advised of the fact.
The State Debt.—The action of the State con
vention, by which the war debt of the State was
declared null and void, has driven from the
mirket all State securities and circulation, ex
cept such as were issued prior to the passage of
the ordinance of secession. There can no longer
be any speculation In the “spotted” securities,
and of the old ones, there arc but few held at
home. It will be noticed that, according to Mr.
Cubbedge's quotations, there has been a decline
of two cents in gold, a slight advance in two of
the stocks in market, and advances in the quota
tions for the circulation of several of the depre
ciated banks. He reports plenty of money for
legitimate business purposes—especially for the
purchaso of the cotton offering. Gold 51; silver
45; N. Y. exchange, par for warehouse checks,
i per cent premium for bankers drafts.
Southwestern railroad stocks 70tft7o
Southwestern railroad bonds 90^05
Central rnilroed stock ^70
City of Macon bonds ,80(gS5
Lanier House stock 75
t MACON MONET MARKET.
List of prices paid for Bank Notes by It. Vr. CtTB-
bedge, Banker and Broker, Second street, Ma
con, Georgia, (office formerly occupied by N. C.
Munroc, Esq.,)
GEORGIA. Warlk.
Worth. Bank of Georgetown, 12
C It R & BTc Co. : : : 8<b “ of Hamburg,: : 15
G R n .t B'k Co.: : : SO “ of Newberry,:: IS
Marine BaiiIc, : : 50 “ State S C, : : : : 10
Bank Middle; Georgia :»0 *• of So. Ca.,: : : : 10
“ of Savannah. : 20 Commercial Bank,:: 10
“ of Commerce.: 7 Exchange Bank, : : 10
Planter's Dank. ; : : 10 Farmers' A Ex. B'k, 8
M'ch'H A Pits B'k : : 7 Merchants' Bank, : : 8
Farmers A Mech'es* 10 Peoples’ Bank,: : : : 35
Timber Cotters' B'k. 5 PJan’rs’ B'k Fairfield, 10
Bank of Athens, : 18 Plan’rs' A Mcch's B’k 15
u of Fulton, : : I8;St«to Bank, :::::: 5
44 of Columbus* : 10 Southwestern RR B*k 15
44 ol Empire State, 5 ( L'nion Bank, : : : : : 40
44 of Augusta, : 15 Alabama.
rSfwv.r of Mobile, : : :55
r. $%gg~7: 7 A
Union Rank, : : : : : 7^- l In
Bit State of Georgia, K ; %
sorin cabouxa. jEoaU-rn Bank, : :: : 35
Bank of Camden,: : 10 Northern Bank, : : : 30
" of Charleston, : 12jSoutbern Bank, : : r 65
“ of Chester, : : : 11;
City and railroad notes are at par, or npon the
same footing with greenbacks.
Prices paid for Bank Note* by I. C. Plant, Stock
and Exchange Broker, Macon, Geo., Nov. 12th,
1805:
Worth. Worth.
GEORGIA. , SOUTH CAROLINA.
C R R B’k'g Co. So 10 to 40
G R R& B'k’gCO....S3 ALABAMA.
Marine Bank 55 Eastern Bank 30
Planters’ Bank........12 Southern Bank 55
M’ch’ts A Pl’nt raB'k 8 Northern Bank 30
Fm'rs M'chs 10 Central Bank 15
Timber Cntters B’k.. S Bank of Montgomery.05
Mechanics Bank.... 8 Bank of Selma. 15
Aug In Bk’g Co 8 Bank of Mobile GO
Union B'k Augusta.. 8 Tennessee.
B'k State Georgia....20 Bank of Chattanooga.. 15
B'k Middle Georgia.. ,.V> Bank of Memphis Go
B'» of Savannah .35 Bank of Tennessee.
Tlie .(Uestlon of lratcmizing with Northern Meth
odists will tie discussed, and possibly some action
taken upon it. Other matters of general interest
will he attended to, whieh the minds, not only of
that denomination of Christians, bnt of the public
generally, will be directed to with unusual interest.
3Vc shail ltavc our Reporter present for the pur
pose of making full reports of the acts and sayings
of that body, and trust the usual courtesy of a seat
on the floor, will be extended to him. 4t
SPECIAL NOTICES.
The Bazaar of Macos.- The. is the style ol
the new and extensive wh oletale and retail "store,
ja«t opened by our friends S. Peyser A Co., in the
rooms formerly occupied b, Messrs Coleman A
Ross, ou Cottcn Avenue, between Cherry , and
Mulberry stireset Our ladt readers wi 1 please
bear iu mind that a complete fa-tdonahle outfit
ran be secured at this' establishment. Messrs 3.
1*. A Co., promise largely, lint a glance at their nvr.^
» ell tilled Shelves and counters ha, com inccd o* ! Lard-SV.WB wholesale: 40c retail, and demand
Ihey arc able to nwkt; their word* good. 1 good.
uoy8-1w
Bank of Athens *20 Planters’B'k Tenn....40
Bank of Eulton......lSOtberTcnn.B’ks.30to80
Bonk of Columbus.-.. .1*2 Louisiana.
Bank of Empire State.12 ‘20 to 100
Bank of Augu*U 15
City Bank of Augusta. 15
Southwestern Railroad Stock. .'.... .68 to 70
Southwestern Railroad Bonds, 90 to 95
Central Railroad Bonds ..Wto 70
Bank Exchange on New York ••••££ of prem
Gold. 50 to 53 prem
Silver.'.vl.......*. 40 to45 prem
Total or National bank cibcuxation.—The
quarterly report of Mr. Freeman Ctarke, comptrol
ler of the currency, shows the loans and discounts
of the national banks at four hundred and eighty-
five millions of dollars. Their circulation was one
hundred and seventy-one millions. Individual de
posits four hundred and ninety-five millions.
Provision Market.—A fair business has been
done in the wholesale and.retail grocery line du
ring the past week. Leading articles have fluctua
ted considerably in prices according to the amount
of supply.
Bacon*.—A cmi-idiT.iblc amount of western ba
con ha?* been received. Sales at 30c the hog
round. Shoulders 2Sc Bom 33c* The average re
tail price 40c per lb. market well supplied.
Flour.—There is a good supply in the market.
Extra fine family fd.OOpt-r -a .-kand 17 <« 18 perbbl
10c per pound retail.
Corn.—Scarce at wholesale SI 50c- Retail SI 73c
per bushel.
Sugar.—20@80c stock equal to demand.
Coffee.—Wholesale S$@40c Retail. 50c for Rio
50<£o5 sack for Java. At retail 63c.
Syrup.—Sorghum 50c cancTS-
Coascra, of the latest «t}l» cm be fouud at S
Peyser A Co'a Bazaar, oa Cotton A venae.
octJW-lw
tr Go to A.
Stationery ; Also,
Comets, of the latest styles
Peyser A Co’s Bazaar, on Cotton Avenue,
novS-lw
1 Rice—Savannah 20c; country 12®I5c, «rarec,
• no prospect forsnpply. ■
I Sweet PorATtw—»1 00 whoIe~*lc, 81 50 retail
j plentiful supply.
i hnt Potato—Wholesale 14 00 per bn., and
i 8* 08 at retail, small stocko.
This market Invites a good supply of this article
from tha North. An Immense crop has been ptb
he found at 8. ered than —a the shipment hither trill well repay
speculation.
Mackerel—85(985 50 per kit,
1 Patrick's to get the best
rapping paper. »<*pl7-tf
Awat with Spectacles.—Old eyes made new,
without, spectacles, doctor or medicine. Pam
phlet mailed free, on receipt of ten cents. Ad
dress E. B. FOOTE, M. D-,
nov ll-12t No- H30 Broadway, New York.
Light! Light! Light!
Petroleum Oil, just received and for sale at the
Drag Store of A. M. BOYD.
jy Go to Bryant, Stratton & Co’s. Nashville
Business College'for a thorough knowledge of
Bookkeeping, Fcnsmanship, Commercial Calcula
tions, Commercial, Law Partnership Settlements
and Business Forms andPractlce etc. Send for Col
lege paper, Circulars, etc. Address
BRYANT, STRATTOJT& CO.,
oct21-Gm NashTille, Tenn.
Atlanta Medical CoLLtse.—'The coarse ol
Lectnres in this institution will commence on the
first Monday In November next, and contlnne four
months—the Faculty having changed the time for
the session from summer to tlie winter months.
JOHN G. WESTMORELAND,
oet 21-liu ' ' Dean.
Batchelor's Hair Dye!
The original and best in tlie world! The only
true and perfect hair dye. Harmless, reliable and
instantaneous. Produces Immediately a splendid
black or natural brown, without injuring the hair
or skin. Remedies the ill effects of bad dyes.—
Sold by all druggists. The genuine is signed Wil
liam A. Batchelor. Als*, Regenerating Extract ot
Milleficnrs, for restoring and beautifying the hair.
CHARLES BATCHELOR,
ungl-7-ly New York.
Itch! Itch! Itch !—Scratch ! Scratch!
Scratch!—Wheaton’s Ointment will ehre the
itch in 43 hours. Also cures salt rhennr, nicer:,
chilblains, and all eruptions or the skin. Price 50
cents. For sale by all druggists. By sending CO
cents to Weeks A Potter, sole agents, 170 Wash
ington street, Boston, Mass., it will be forwarded
by mail, free of postage, to any part of the United
States. sept 27-Gm
Notice to Debtors and Creditor*.
A LL persons indebted to the estate of Richard
Bonn, late of Bibb county, deceased, arc re
quired to make immediate payment and those hav
ing claims to render them in terms of the taw, to
the undersigned. FRANCES BRINN,
oct2G-w40d*
NOES BKJ>N,
Administratrix.
G 1EORGIA, Jones codntt.—Whereas Wnt.H.
r J. Wood and Jackson Wood applies to me for
Administration upon the estate of William n ood,
late of said county deceased.
These are to cite and admonish all persons con
cerned to be and appear and file their objection ir
a a or aavannau nans oi i ennessee... .zw t -* n J J 1 f Vovem&irnext' ° ou or
Bank of Commerce... 10 Union B’k Tennessee. 40 by the first Monday In No vemtar next.
Given nnder my hand offictal^Sept. SO.^SC’-
oct4-law5w* Ordinary.
XTotlee to Bettor s rrc Citt'iUit
A LL persons indebted to the -estate of Charles
Collins talc of Bibb county deceased, are re
quired to make immediate payment to the under
signed, and those having claims to render them in
the term, ofthetaw.^ p &q q c0LL INS,
. ,*-m„6w Executors.
Cue address and ability, has always been a conserva
tive politician and as snob Is believed to be worthy
of the honorable position to whieh be!« now call
ed by manv of bis
nov7-te FELLOW CITIZENS.
The name of Gen. JAMES W. ARMSTRONG, of
Bibb county, is proposed os a suitable person to
reprsent the Senatorial district, composed ot the
counties of Bibb, Monroe and Pike (23d District)
in the next Legislature oet Si te
FOR CONGRESS.
Meun. Jilitort:—Yon arc authorized toannoance
the name of Hon. B. It. BIGHAM as a candidate
for Congress in the Third Congressional District
Jndge B. is fully committed to the firm support of
the President, reserving to himself, however, the
manly right to discriminate, and to differ when he
thinks the government is wrong. He is attached
to his native State, and determined that the fate of
her people shall be his Cite. He has been recently
In Washington, and there is reason to believe that
if elected he will be enabled to take bis scat,
oet 31-tc*
THE PEOPLE’S TICKET.
FOR SENATOR.
JOHN J. GRESHAM. ESQ.
FOB HOUSE REPRESENTATIVES.
COL. TH09. HARDEMAN,
WM. S. MOUGHON.
{3f~ Wc arc authorized to announce the name of
Gen. PHIL COOK as a candidate to Congress from
the Second Congressional District GEN. COOK
was originally opposed to secession, but when his
State seceded went into the array and there re
mained until the close of tlie war.
nov4-10t*
The Columbns Enquirer, Journal & Messenger,
Cuthbcrt Reporter and Albany Patriot, are reques
ted to copy and forward bill.
FOU CONURRSS 3RD CONGRESSIONAL DISTRICT.
Editor Telegraph: Hon. B. H. Blgham ofTronp,
is respectlnlly presented by bis friends to the voters
of tlie 3rd Congressional District as a candidate for
Congress, ne is an experienced legislator and ju
rist and ha» proven himself trne to his native
State.
The district is composed of the counties of Mus-
cogce, Sebley, Talbot, Harris, Troup, Meriwether,
Heard, Coweta, Fayette, Clayton, Carroll, Camp-
bel and Paulding. Day of election 15th Novcm
her, inst- nov5-tdc.
Kg- We are authorized to announce the name
of non. E. G. CABANXSS of Monroe county, as
candidate for the Congress of the United States
for the Fourth Congressional District, at the elec
tion the 15th inst. nov 7-tf
STATE SENATE.
Wc are authorized to annonnccthenamcof Hon.
JAS. N. RAMSEY, as a candidate for re-clection
to the State Senate, from the district composed of
the counties of Harris, Talbot and Upson,
nov 10-tc
CANDIDATES FOR REPRESENTATIVES FOR HOUSTON
COUNTY.
The friends of Gen. Eli Warren and David M.
Brown, announce their names as suitable men to
represent the county in the next Legislature,
novll-ot MANY VOTERS.
Messrs. Patrick & Co., at the News Depot,
will act as agents for the Louisville Democrat,
which jonmal can always be found npon their
counter.
Voters of Monroe Countt.—The names of
Col. J. T. Crowder and Col. W. C. Redding, are
placed before you as snitablc men to representyon
in the legislature. Mant Citizens.
nov 12 -
Houston County.—We Have been authorized to
announce the name of Hon. JOSEPH DAY, as a
candidate for a seat in the Legislature from Hons-
fOORHEEfe & GAR R ISON,
Commission Merchants,
73 William street. New York.
Offer their services to the Planters, Merchants
anti Cotton holders of Georgia.
And refers by permission to
Messrs. Erwin A Hardee, Savannah, Ga.
President National Bank at Savannah, Ga.
E. A. Wilcox, Macon, Ga.
W. B. Davison, Augusta, Ga.
E. Remington A Son, Tbomasvllle, Ga.
C. L. Robinson, Jacksonville, Fla.
C. K. Garrison, 73 William street, N. Y.
Ocean National Bank, New York.
Merchants Exeliange Nation Bank, New York.
Any business entrusted to us will meet with
prompt and careful attention.
B. F. Voorhees. D. E. Garrison
sep8-4m
Old Established House.
JOHN JONES, l
Late Treat. State of Ga f
charl. n. WAT,
Savannah, Ga.
JONES & WAY,
Have re opened their office at No. 93, Bay Street,
opposite the c'd stand, Savannah, Ga., for the
transaction of a
General Commission & Factorage
business.
irticnlar attention paid to forwarding cotton
and merchandise to ann from the Interior.
Rpvpkences —'TW Chichester. E«q., Augusta,
Ga; X C Plant, Esq, Macon, Ga; J W Warren, Esq,
Columbus, Ga. anil any Bank or Meretamt of 8a-
vannali. Ga. oct 22-cod lm*
rN EORGIA. Jones cocsTT.-Whcreas Green Kob-
(t erts anpiics to me for Letters of Dismission.
from the Guardianship of Martha M. Giles minor,
These are therefore to cite and admantah all per
sons concerned to file their objections
" SPECIAL NTICES.
M- Editor of the Dees Snt: With your pennis- |
MV to the readers of yonr paper- thin I ,
tm’iZib? refuram.il. to .11 wI(o wi.'hTt, jfree] a ;
Peeine with fail directions lor inukina and using a ■
SmJSe’VeeeUh'e Balm.that .ill tffecmsHy remove, in
u-n&ay^ Pimples. ltl.tehes.T.n. Freckles. Mdsllim- j
pnritfes Of the Skin, leaving the same soft, c.esr, ,
TSSJiSSft. those having Ba!d Heads or j
Rato F-ice?. simple direction^ *nd inwnnutioa th*t will |
enable them to start a fall lgrowih of Lax Hajr j
Whiskers or a Moustache, in le«s than thirty 5^*; *
\ll jnpHrintr answered by return mad without
cliaree. Re-poetfimy Chemist. |
Oetll—.am- *31 Broadly. New-Vork. j
ToCoxscaerrru.—The undersigned having been i
restored to health in jfew weeks by. ve.-y-simpie
ronpiir 9ft*r hmrinjr suffered several years, jnth j
rera log affection, and that dread disease. Consumr^ J
Tio^-is anxious to make known to his fedow sufferer J
^Twho dSVe it he wifi send n eowof the^pre-
r iP re^in7. J id f u” »°g 272^ whSht^ywmlSS !
Bronehittaconghs J
Colds, etc. The only object of <he»djerti«ermsend-
in«r the prescription to benefit the amieteo, bm
rare.dinform.tkm whieh he eoocetves to be mreltuble (
Srifhe hopes every sufferer .ill try hts remedy,»tt
will cost them nothing, sad mar proven Messing. .
p«,ie. '
wntumsborgh. Kings County.
OcJI—warn. , > New Yak.
Hurley’s Stomachic Bittern.
XPOK Debility, laws of Appetite, Weakness, It.
X* digestion or Dyspepsia, want of action, of; he
Lit er, Disordered Stomach, there are no bitten
hat can compare with these iu removing there
distressing complaints. For sale or can be had 11
any drag store in the United States, or from the
proprietor, Louisville, Ky., comer Seventh and
Green streets, to whom all ordcre should be ad
dressed. HURLEY, RUDDLE & CO.
Hurley’s Sarsaparilla.
T HE Great Blood Purifier, as a Spriag and Sum
mer Medicine, stands unrivaled, removes all
imparities from the Wood, and gives
HEALTH AND PBENOTH
to the system. _
J IHTRLEY, RUDDLE A CO.,
Proprietors
Corner Seventh and Green streets,
septlG-Sm Louisville, Ky.
Hurley’s Popular Worm Candy.
A S this is really a specific for Worms, and the
best and most palatable form to give to chil
dren, it is not surprising that it is lost taking the
place of all other preparations for worms—it being
perfectly tasteless, snychild-will take it.
- HURLEY, RUDDLE A CO.,
Proprietors,
Corner Seventh and Green streets,
sept 16 3m Louisville, Ky.
Salt! Salt.'! ~
. . ninety <_.
r Uatehes, at tbs pram of ono dollar each t
Splendid I.ist of Articles I
All to be Sold for Si each:
2SO Solid Silver Dining Sets f:5 to 5300
589 Silver Salvers and Urns 50 to 250
poo Solid Silver Tea Sets complete Ui to 300 I
ISO Rosewood Musical Boxes. 32 eire 75 to ISO
200 .Mahogany Mn.ical Boxes. 24 sire 50 to 200
2S0 Geld Hunting Watches 75 to *50
250 Ladies Enamelled Gold Watches 50 to 200
M0 Gents’ HtmtingKIver Watches 36 to 100
Opcn-faco Stiver Watches 25 to 50
, Dtamor.i Rings 50 to loo ;
“'99° Photo. Albums, ell sizes.. 5 to 60 i
23)00 Gold Vest and Neck Chain, . 15 to 30;
Ml Gold Oral Band Bracelets... 5 to 10 i
anno Chared Gold Bracelets * to 12
2.0(0 Chatelaine A Guard Chains 5 to 20
7 fh at kn'iteiv. A D...t.;__ Y» I. . ..
DIRECTORS :
Edvrard A. Jones, Oriaon Binnt.
Samuel J. Gl&ssev,
T. B. Van Bins,
Sylvester M. Beard,
Robert Crowley,
Wm. Coit.
J. C. Dimmlci,
Henry Clews,
Albert Wright,
John A. IseiiE,
H. P. Freeman,
Nicholas E. Smiih,
.Tamo-w K. Dow,
Soitxira t Re volt in" Brooclie* 6 to -v.
2.000 JATaJk Florentine do 4 to 10
W0 Coral. Opal* Emerald do 4 to 10
4^00 Mosaic, jet A Uva Eardrops 4 to 10
7*500 Coral A Emerald Eererops 3 to 8
W»0 California Diamond Pin* 3 to 20
5^)00 Cal. Cluster Diamond Pins 3 to 10
3*008 seta Solitaire Buttons L Studs 3 to 10
SJM0 Cold Thimbles. Pencils, le 3 to 8
10,000 Lockets, double-glass 3 to 6
5.000 Lockets for Miniatures 3 to 10
3,000 Gold Toothpicks, Crosse?*, lc 3 to 8
MOO Plain Gold Kinn 4 to 10
i,(M Chased Gold Rmn 4 to 10
10,000 Shield 1 Sijrnet Kings 3 to 10
10.0UQ California DiomoncfKiugs 3 to 10
7,580 sets Ladies* Jewelry, jet 5 to 10
5,000 acts Ladies’ Jewelry, coral 8 to 12
5,000 sets Ladies’ Jewelry, onyx 10 to 15
5^000 sets Ladies’ Jewelry, lara 12 to 20
2ifi00 sets Lsdies’ Jewelry, mosaic.... 20 to 30
10,000 Gold Pens wjth Silver holders 5 to 10
5,000 Gold Pens with Gold holders 6 to 12
5.000 Gold Pen* A holders, super’r 10 to 15
5,000 Silver Goblets A Drinking Cups 8 to 10
3fi00 Silver Ckstoru A Wine Holders 15 to 50
2,000 Silver Fruit A Cake Boskets 20 to 50
Messrs. T. A H. Gaughon A Co M No. 116 Broadway,
lork extensive manufacturers and importers of j
all the leading and most fashionable strles of Watches
and Jewelry; desiring to increase their business to sn
unlimited extent, have resolved upon a Great Gift Dis
tribution, subject to the regulations following:
Certificates naming each article and its value, are
placed in Sealed Envelopes and well mixed. One of
these envelopes will be sent by mail to any address on
receipt of twenty-tiro Cents.
All articles sold at One Dollar each, with
out regard to value.
On receipt of the certificate yon will seo what you are
S ing to have, and then it is at your option to tend the
liar and take the arttclo or not. Purchasers may
thus obtain a Gold Watch, Diamond Ring or any set of
Jewelry oD^our list for One Dollar, and in no case can
they ge> less than one dollar’s worth as there are no
blanks. The price of certificates is as followsOne
for- 25 cents; five for SI; eleven for $2; thirty for S5;
sixty-five for $10; one hundred for 16.
Agents will be allowed ten cents on every Certificate
ordered by .hem, providing their remittance amounts
to one dollar. Agents will collect 25 cents for er*-ry
Certificate, and remit 15 cents to us, either in cash or
postage stamps.
^ T. A H. GAUGHAN A CO.,
OotlG-lm* No.110 Broadway New York
Macky, Beattie & Co.
Shipping anti General Commission Merchant*
■J03 A 205 BAY STREET,
SAVANNAH, GEORGIA.
t'a*h advances raado on Consignments to
Macky & Beattie, Philadelphia.
j REFERENCES:
Messrs. Chas. L. Colby & Co., Messrs Hunter &
Gammcll, Messrs. Bell A Christian, Savannah
National Bank, Savannah; Messrs. Maude &
Wright, Messrs. W. A. Ramsay A Co., Angusta;
Messrs. Lord, Stone & Co., Boston; Messrs. John
P. Boyle A Co., Messrs. Wallace & Browne, New
York; Messrs. Macky A Beattie,Messrs. J. Gibson,
Sons & Co., Philadelphia National Bank, First
National Bank, Seventh National Bank, Robt.
Steen, Esq., Messrs. McCutclieon & Collins,
Philadelphia; Messrs. Clarke & Cunningham,
M. A. Hamilton, Baltimore.
Particular attention given to tlie forward
ing of goods for Northern markets,
oet 31-3m
DEVLIN & 00.
Broadway, New York.
CLOTHING
W
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL.
E OPEN THE SEASON WITH A LARGE
STOCK OF ELEGANT
CLOTHING AND FURNISHING GOODS
^In our
Ready-Made Department.
We have also secured the services of first-class ar
tlsts in our
CUSTOM DEPARTMENT,
Which is likewise supplied with the finest and best
Fabrics of the
HOME AND FOREIGN MARKETS.
To those who wish to order by mail, will be sent
(on application)
SAMPLES OF GOODS,
With Directions for Measuring, which, U correctly
followed, will seenre a fit in ail cases.
DEVLIN Sc VO.
Broadway, cor. Grant St, I v,i. r
Broadway, cor. Warren St., ( ««w-TO»*.
espctt-lka
Howell Smith,
F. H Lnmmus,
Wm. E. Prince,
Sylvester Teats,
Joseph Wilde,
A. A. Low,
Chas. Curtiss,
Asher S. Mills,
W. IL Webb,
Henry J. Raymond,
Silas C. Herring,
Sam’l W. Trn.ilow,
Richard A. McCurdy.
EDWARD A. JONES, Prcldent.
WM. E. PRINCE, Vice-President.
ASHER S. MILLS. Sccretarv.
F. B. VAN BUREN, Treasurer.
S. Teats, M. D., Medical Examiner.
E. II. Joses, Superintendent of Agencies.
# E. F. Folccr, General Railway Agent.
LIFE AND ENDOWMENT POLICIES
Are issued on the Mutual plan. All the profits
ta tins department are divided juv rata among
tho Policy Holders. All policies to bo iacontesta-
ole alter five years from date, and non-forfcltable
alter two annual payments. A Loan of one-third
of the amount of premiums will bo made; also,
thirty days grace given iu payment of premiums.
GENERAL ACCIoiNT POLICIES
Are granted covering accidents of all descriptions,
including the travelers’ rl6k. It Usuedj
Without Compensation,
They provide for death, if eansed by accident; but
m case of injury only, the insured receives no com
pensation. If granted
With Com -ensation,
The full amount assured is payable to the family in
®a*e of death caused by accident and occurring
within three months from the date of Injury. Or,
in case of injury causing disability, the- insured re
ceives a weekly compensation until ho is able to
attend to his business, such time not to exceed
twenty-six weeks. The policy covers all forms of
Dislocations, Broken Bones, Sprains, Braises, Cuts,
Gunshot Wounds, Bnras and Scalds, Bites of Dsge,
Assaults by Burglars, Robbers, or Murderers, the
action of Lightning or Snn-Stioke, the effects of
Explosions, Floods and Suffocation by Drowning
or Choking, and all other kind of accident
Ten Dollars.
Secures a general Accident Policy forj
Two Thousand Dollars 1
With a Weekly Compensation ot;
Ten Dollars. —
TRAVELERS' INSURANCE.TICKETS,
For any length of time, from one dav to twelve
months, are on sale at the various Railroad and
Steamboat Ticket Offices and Agencies,;
Marine Bisks and Special Voyages.
Policies are granted insuring against death by
accident while sailing in steamer or sailing vcssols,
also for special voyages.
Full information, together with Tables of Rates,
Ac., can be obtained at the Home Office, or by ap
plication to tlie State Agent.
E. C. GRANNI3,
Agent for Bibb County.
J. C. MoBURNEY,
* icn'l Agent for Georgia.
WM. C. GODWIN,
Amcricns.
R. ROBS,
Albany.
8. 3. STAFFORD,
Blakely.
R. G. MORRIS,
Georgetown.
R. COMPTON,
Griffin.
R. W. JACQUES,
Columbus.
J3f Insnrance Agents desiring the appointment
as Agent, can address the General Agent, J. C.
McBnraey. _____ scp22-3m
ORNAMENTAL IIAIR.
CURLS, BRAIDS, WATERFALLS,
BANDS, WIGS, HALF WIGS, &c.,
Wholesale, at the lowest possible price of im
portation for rash.
W. R. C.'AMKKON & CO.,
Importers ol Hail- and Manufacturers, No. 313
Fulton St., Brooklyn, near New York.
J-5T' Large and small orders punctually atterdod
to. oct 91-1 m
COPARTNERSHIP NOTICE.
MACON, Angnst tat, 1865.
T HE undersigned have this day formed a co
partnership for the transaction of a
General Commission, Receiving, Forwarding
and Insurance Business,
nnder the style and firm of TOBY A OGDEN.
SIMEON TOBY, Jr.,
formerly of New Orleans.
J. MONROE OGDEN.
We are prepared to receive orders or consign
ments for the PURCHASE, SALE or 8niPMENT
of MERCHANDISE, or advance on consignmenta
to our friends in NEW YOP.K, NEW ORLEANS,
ST. LOUIS, MOBILE and SAVANNAH.
- -ents for the MANHATTAN, PHCEXIX, IK
NATIONAL, HARMONY and CITIZENS'
Insurance companies. Also, NEW YORK
i and NEW YORK ACCIDENTAL Insurance
jpanics.
Office, Jewett's building. Second street.
augl2-3m* TOBY A OGDEN.
Pot Sale.
n/k HEAD of Cattle at Tarreraville, Ga, if sp-
nsvl0-3t*
Lowest Market Price.
Call on J. N. SEYMOUR,
nov o-10t
Nashville & Chattanooga Railroad.
/TV) Passengers for the North and West Express
A train leaves Chattanooga 6 40 x. m, connect
ing at Nashville with Northwestern Railroad for
Johnsonville and {mints on Tennessee river, Padu
cah, Cairo, and St. Louis, and LouisviUeand Nash
ville Railroad.
Fare from Chattanooga to Nashville 8 7 75.
“ “ “ “ Cairo 19 75.
“ “ “ “St Louis 2275
Passengers leaving Atlanta on the evening train
on W. Ac A. B. R. connect with this,train. Freight
Is now received and forwarded on quick time
very moderate rate-;.
WM. P. INNEi.
Gen’L Sup’t.
•T. W. BROWN,
Gen'i. Passenger Agent.
oetlSSm.
A CARD.
A T a meeting of the Undersigned Physicians of
the City of Macon, it was unanimously, re
solved.
That medical bills in future shall be considered
due and payable, when the services are rendered.
The members of the Medical Profession ebenld
be placed on on equal footing with those nf other
, caiUngs, and professions, who have everywhere
adopted the cash shte*.
j It !• not asking too much, to require of others,
what they demand of us.
1 Bento. A. White, . Wm. F. IToi.t,
J. R. Boos,
D. W. Hixxoxn,
W. P. Faxjcx*,
T. X. Haul,
A. L. C. StAOsunxR,
Geo. G. Griefix,
, I. L. Harris jr.,
I W. G. Owes,
, G. N.JJotms,
> H. J. SMITH,
4 as. Mercer Green.
w. T. NELSON’S
SALOON.
THE SIGN ALL RIGHT.
AT WHOLESALE AS WEIJ. AS RETAIL.
J UST received and for sale by tbe barrel and
package, an invoice of Liquors of tbe best
quality, bucIi as
OLD BOURBON,
MONONGAHELA,
ROBERTSON COUNTY WHISKY.
CHAMPAGNE,
CATAWBA, CHERRY,
COGNAC and
DOMESTIC BRANDIES.
Champagne Wine*, qta. and pints, different brands,
also Wines, Port, Madeira, Catawba, Pearl ot tbe
Rhine, (imported) Rheinwine (Inglchcimer, red,
and Lngsteiner, white,)
A11 the above can be purchased by retail dealers,
in packages of any quantity desired, and at tbe
lowest figures of the market. Also, a large lot of
the choicest brands of
TOBACCO AND CIQARS.
Remember the old stand on Cherry street, be
tween Second and Third, nnder tbe «Id sign of W.
T. Nelson. He lias resumed his former business
and his old friends and customers, as well as new
ones will find him, early and late, giving personal
attention to their wishes.
His bar will at all times be supplied with the
choicest beverages. Give him a cull, for be will be
found liberal and prompt as in tbe olden time.
oct22ml
ALLISONS &KIRKMAN”
Cotton Factors
A. S. HARTRIDGE,
COMMISSION AND FORWARDING
MERCHANT.
9 2 Bay Street,
8AVANHAH, GA.
novo 3m
Reduction in Prices.
Dress G-oods Declining!
Xovember 4:th. 1865.
To-«laytlie Price* of all
Dress G-oorls
On hand arc reduced to make room
EXTENSIVE VARIETY
Soon to arrive.
Call soon l»efore they are all gone.
8. T. COLEMAN,
nov4 Comer Cherry and Second sts.
TO CAPITALISTS AND HOGS
COXTKACTOKA
Valuable Business Lot to
LEASE
'T'HEc-.nir o! th.-V- a MaitMrry .treat.
X QjwpoMtELebMt Home. *r. which .un
ited the ‘G.-ja.-.a BaUding..'- 4S d whir* »»:•
turned In letii.) dcs>:.a to ..-,e ti.r ,-rou: d 'or s
term ofy.an, to :«s; .. .n-
ter Into obiigmfioos n atttt Untmi a HNM>
basinets boas*. Tbe lot it 08 fort t - tr 4
210 feet dc r—I be front UdiMt lames ‘-uati lor
three No 1 businessro m> t;:. iovat.un i. the
most desirable car la u*. ii:r. for fatblcneWe
storerooms. Absrg csnbtov >.t.-d u »«-*.-on-
»lt>leand cnerveOc nuliminn «r baitMsiWR—.
Application stiontdl. m: 1- irrur. - , • b«
nn,lers4-r.cd, at Eate.-.t, » uo ra> ; r,; lr t.i j .ii-
and spclflcat. r. ofthe <tv.* v . !,« r»a
erected, or to Wm P ' ■ I Mac r —
to, and if desired an tsterrkw win in
cltyit garths:. No r.-eno:.;;:n to : .. :.e lot
will be tntertlined
oct 22-law I j AM i : C I'ZSBJiV
dtceasttl.
These are t
their olijtetk
nilUln thirtv
notice.
riBORGIA, J
VX late of Wil
ilccoied, la will,
subject to waate.
These arc Ur n
sons concerned,
tlie second Motel
If any they btn
late shall not net
8 trior or Inii-rioi
t and prom r w
Given nnder m
Nor., 1885.
novlO-wSOd
M it lit n lit- n
rt EuBGIA, Jc
VJT tie and l i,
ofAdmlniitratioi
KC
Sale of Personal Property.
T HE UNDERSIGNED wiil sell at private sale.
upon suitable application, all the personal ,
propertynow onhlspianlatlon.eltuatedelglitmllea i bcia.-w40,1
below Macon. The property offereclcon*ljH (done
Horse, seven Mules, a lot of Hogs,Cora, Fodder, i (iy 1 »IA—BI
Wagons, Farming utensiU generally, and many I V" .*•
other useful articles, such as arc found on a well
regulated Plantation. Tlie whole will be sold to a
single purchaser, or In lots, as maybe desired.
TERMS CASIL Delivery to be made upon pur
chase. The property can be seen at any time by
calling on the undersigned at hla plantation, near
the river roadleadingfromMacontoUawklnsville,
eight miles South of Macon.
If the above property Is not disposed of at pri
vate tale, It will be offered at nubile outcry on
Tuesdav, November 21st 1S65, on the premises.
nov5-2w* JOSEPH DOUGLAS.
A .Till t-H tors tali'
G eorgia. TwntM rm -cy.—Wi*
faretbeconrt ,i.->r t- Mara
county and Stata, ifitthi tt. lap] toss
the first Tu> sik>> in D.-ceu ..i-
andalxlyacita t 7')0; n, *rt- or •«
long to the cslati ..r thorn*. >i-
aold for tho rurt-ox- of < a dl'
helra TeramoaMe .tarot -si.
Also, one half Intere-t in Steam Milt
to the ratate of Tin.- V —re. drocaae
lourth Inter.all Mill. -,.. racing to tl
John T. Moore, d-ce.,i. I. wlitch ad!
thesamaday. t ms on tbe > " ->
NOTICE TO COTTON SHIPPERS.
T HE SOUTHERN TRANSPORTATION Com
pany arc prepared to Issue through receipts
from Macon and Albany to Baltimore and New
York via tbe GREAT VIRGINIA AND TEN
NESSEE LINE, and cuarrantee a through price
per bale. TR BLOOM, Ag’t Macon,
nov7-3m Y G RUST, Ag’t Albany.
3. W. MITCJTEr.L, V. 1\ AltM-,'rr,ON,-.
Mitchell & Armstrong,
PROVISION & COMMISSION MERCHANTS
AND DEALERS IN
BAQQINC, ROPE AND LIQUORS,
NO. 65, MAIN STREET LOUISVILLE, KY.
sepl22-Sm*
FILL give bis personal attention to tbe pur
chase and shipment of COTTON.
J. M. COOPER,
Auction & Commission Merchant,
ALBANY, GEORGIA.
w
IIE IS ALSO PREPARED TO MAKE LIBERAL
Cash. Advances
On Cotton In store In Albany, Gs., for shipment
to Messrs Noitiox, Slaughter & Co., New York.
Having had many yean, experience In the Cotton
trade, as well as Auction and Commission business,
he flatters himsclfthat hecanglvc entire satisfaction
to parties entrusting their business to him.
ORDERS AND CONSIGNMENTS SOLICITED.
Respectfully refers to J. B. Ross A Son. Macon;
T. II. Johnson, Alabany.
oct29-2m
FOR SALE.
A Plantation in Crawford County.
C ONTAINING EIGnT HUNDRED and aixty
acres (860), 400 woodland, tho balance good
cultivable land, situated on tlie Knoxville aad
Columbus road, one mile from Flint river, and six
miles from Muscogee railroad. Han i- M lt|
place a good dwelling will, six rooms ceiled and
papered, with necessary out buildings. The land
u well adapted to the production of cotton, corn
cane &c. The place ta wcl lwatcred, and has an ex
cellent seat lor a grist or saw mill.
If application is made immediately, the. place
can be purchased for 84000 in greenbacks, one
cotton crop will re-pay the iuvr.trnent, snd cott-r
all expenses. Apply to or address
JXO R RALLS,
nov5-2w c Russellville, Monroe co., Ga.
ovxtr.—Whereas The
L ae sp,. ics to the under IgUvd for let
of administration, ope n the »stale «f Jsasa
Gamble talent said county deceased. All pen
Interested are retired tuba and qipur a
co rrtof Ordtair]. on the first Mur. h) In Ik.
bee next, to show cause, it sny tbi y Lara, 1
■etuis ot atslohlBhao ihosia sst bonmd
pUeant Given aad.r et hand and . Cl. *: tb
tore. ' WM. if. E1LEV.
ocl26-wS0d* Oidtaar
lass
p EORCIA, JaSPU corxiT.—When
VJT Langston, maket application orac far Lrt-
ters of AdmlnittraUon on tlie LsUtc nf Bshirt
Brown, tale of said county dec* a.rd. These arc
therefore to ate and admouiah all j ,rsona concern
ed. to be andapiwat niy - di- eon tlrr list Mon
day In December next, to abow cause il any they
nave, why letters shall cot is, ue to tin a; ' riant
in terms of the taw.
Given under my band snd official signature st
office, this 10th day of Oct.1860
octlii-wtd. M. II. HUrcniSON, OrtTy.
Notice to Uebtur. unci Crc-rillors,
A LL persons Indebted to the . "Uta of Jeha H.
Dunlap, late of Bibb county, deceased, an
required to make immediate parin<ar, and those
havingcfadsattor i - : i •> the '-"l.rdgnad
in terms of the taw E. C. UUNLA1*.
nct7-taw40d* ifinUiUMt
G EORGIA, Jasrcn c-rsrr.—Wa-reoa, John
| W. OasweU makaa apiflkntldn Sc ntnr Lan
iers of AdmiaUtratiun urtn tb. Will an: ex*d on
tba Estate ol James C. DoMr lata of said county
deceased. These art IknbMIithiiBdidaaa'
tsti all persons concerned -- esese lLacy
they have, on or before the t. t .M.-ndsy In Decem
ber next, why letters shall net l.sac to the apptt-
canL
Given under my band and ofilciii ' . stare, this
16th day of October, l^V,.
qcll9-wtd 4.11 liUICiileON, Ord'ry
ZVoticc to Debtors and Creditors .
A LL persons ki.‘tabled to the c-tste of A
Cochran, late ,»r Bibb eo'intt ore,....-'., srf
required to rnikc Imtnodlatu net meat, and th
11 in ; I nr. . ' ■ :. r t:,. :o in t- rids • -I t
to the undersigned. I' T. fOCHHAN,
OCt71ew4Pd* ' imt,. o- .■.
Notice to Debtor, and <rt.litois.
A I.Lpcraout tndabt d to the • :»U of Tl.riir.,,
J. I.ev.e, tat- >-t < unty, deceunudL m
required to mik8 (Miedlatn payrseat, and t..ot-
having ulafnto render thedl to tho nsMpal
in term* of tbe law. JOHN IL LOW i
oct 7-law4tM Adminlslraear
/GEORGIA, Jo:.-) Cof-rT, Ordinary'- Otfice
VJT said county.—Wl ..v A. it I!, i • tieeil ap
plies to me for letters of iihtmir 'ration nponth.
estate ofSanuicl B. 1 i:-.n- dte’d.
These arc to cite mid 8 dm Lilith all pcr*'r:w con-
ecrotd. to Hie tkdr objcttldto, tf nr bare, n
thJeofBee on or tnr tb< ^peoml In XorefB*
her nest, why A B. I eui 1 should Kit be #; •
pointed naid ndminirtritor.
Given tinder nr ' «d ofl* >al!|L Ckt. 9, tMV»
HOL.OCD T.
octll • OMinirr
i LL f.iro..- ;.,1
cbtetlto Gcotfi O. r*aw
•* •.
V. tat*: of Gr< ■ ti*. c
0. nly,th tan* rf, «?t r*
atedl
DdM Immcdbtn r
Nnment, and t b* h.» * im
: .id
rfllpn
< Columbi
Still Buying "Wool,
AND WILL PAT
Highest doing Kite.
nov 5-10t J. N. SEYMOUR.
Just Received,
A FRESn Bt'PPPLY OF OVERCOATS.
BUSINESS SUITS and HATS.
E. 3AULSBURY & CO.
Mnlfs
\I7IUa h* -old on > " Fir- T... w|,- f
\ V h< r V.'\\ n *:,<; u^i.,1 l.r.ui
hrforo th**Court How: dor.rlntf f coatit
Uliy hcrci of land in ti <• N r*!: Wr.f
Vo. 200 Twt ntj acrcis la eiiarcd and
htato of cultivation, one food !
with two roonr. on f !»»• ? • »
property of\Vnt‘on Ciui.pl>'
deceased, for tbe I im III ol Um ;>*■;
of decened. LUTHER kJ
octO-lawGn*
f~' EORft IA — Jo* r
, VJT M. I^anjrwton rml
Dl-iuiAklou irom »!>• 0
| den, <jf said
' MV. — U irl
ppllcai.r.n f
i»r.M,ip ol
COTTON NOTICE.
_ . .. , , „ , . /CHARLES E DEXTER, late of the firm of Hall
General Commission Merchants. U a Dexter, i, prepared to make liberal
N os,*2 9,31 & 33, So. MarkctSt.
Nashville, Tenn.
Refer To—J. B. Boss A Son, Macon, Ga.; J.
IL Anderaon A Son, Macon, Ga.; Fleming A
Wbeless, Augusta, Ga.: W. Heye Warren, Au
gusta, Ga.; R. J. Lowry A Vo., Atlanta, Ga.; J.
Rhodes Brown, Columbna, Ga.; W. II. Smith
Montgomery, Ala. oct4-2m*
E. Fitzoxkali>,
A. P. Collets,
Jxo. R. GODKtV,
J Emmett Bi_r.cK=rtEAE,
B. F. GnioGs,
A. M. Bora,
H A. Mxttacer,
J. B. Hixelx,
P. H. Wright,
Joel Brsvbxm,
oct29-lm.
Removal, Removal!
HERRINGTON & RICKS,
Copper, Tin and Sheet Iron Manufacturers,
R ESPECTFULLY announces that they have
moved their ware room and workshop from
the Neabit Foundry, to the comer of Fourth and
Poplar afreets, opposite Catholic clmreh.
They will keep on hand a complete assortment of
manufactured articlea in their line, such as
STILLS, COPPER KETTLES, TIN WARE,
STOVE PIPES, ETC., ETC.
Tbev are also prepared to promptly Dll orders for
SHEETING, ROOFING antLOCTTERING, to any
extent. Terms reasonable, and all work warranted
to be executed in the most workmanlike manner.
oct22-tjl*
SPOTSWOOD HOTEL '
Richmosp, Ya., Angnst, 1803. j
I T having been reported that the Spotswood Ho
tel had been confiscated and closed, the propri-
etoradeem it properto assnrethe public that such
is not tbe case. The House is open forthe accom
modation of visitors, as It has been from Its open
ing day. In September, 1868.
5li' House has been remodeled, renovated, re
furnished, and put in perfect order throughout,
and the traveling public may rest assured of find
ing as comfortable accommodations with us a» eon
be found in anv first-class hotel North or South.
Our friends," patrons, and the traveling public
generallv, Yisiting Richmond, are cordially Invited
to make"their home with ns, and no pains will be
spared to make them comfortable, as we are"
nledged to sustain the well known reputation of
the House. CORKF.RY A MILLIARD,
octlfi Proprietors.
CASH ADVANCES ON ALL COTTON
consigned through him to the well known and re
sponsible house of Gardner, DexterACo., of New
York and Boston. nov7-!r»
Colnmbna, Ga., Not 3d 1865.
Country Merchants
Are invited to call at the Novelty Store, as thera
are many things to be had at a bargain. I have a
friend at the North buying and can offer extra in
dneements to purchaser*.
C. II. BAIRD.
nov3-6t # Agent.
Kail, Cotton Avenue.
Th*
: th"
lore to t it- : urtn I
fcomconcerned, toouv A?... |
before the •crond Mond >v , .}
itild Letters ithailncd l*»ue t * * * <•
Given under my bond nnd <,?..■
21th day of October, ISCm.
M fi UVTl
oct2S-w4dd
G eorgia, Jjmzp ^
White make* aprdleatF t, tr
AdminiMratton on the K-tait <>[
lat«; of *aj<l eotitrty #!ece*»» n
to cite and admonish all and
and creditor* ol p.aU! dices**«!. ro
they have, ou or Ik for*- »L- fir**,
her next, why letters La!l rot
. cant.
* Given under my and ©fli'
j 16th da> of Octoi#* r
M II. IIL'TC I!LV»
G eorgu-
the Me
the Co
Bibb Co
*'T
Ells’ Saloon.
T HE PLACE is now open to the pnblic; every
luxury which can be obtained from any part ol
the United States, will be oerved up in every style
to please the most fastidious. Beverages of ail
kind*, of the best, to cheer the pespoxdixc ; a
hot Dunn to invigorate the inner man on a cold
day, with a fine Uavanna to puff away dull care.
Do not HrxGER nor thirst, but call on Ells, who
has a plenty at his Old Stand, opposite the Lanier,
who will do bis best to satisfy your wonta.
With eighteen years of successful experience in
my business I hope to please nlL With gratitude
to old lricnds for past favors, I hope to merit a
continuance of their patronage—and all others who
will give me a call. II. N. ELLS.
OYSTERS, by the quart or gallon, furni-shed a*
low ag any house in the city, lor shipment or city
use. Also Lemons by the box or dozen.
novS-lxn H. N. ELL3.
JULIA E CC
S. S. KENDRICK,
C O M M I S S I O X MERCHANT,
Wholesale and Retail Dealer Iu
GENERAL MERCHANDIZE;
Line st. (near Peachtree) ATLANTA, GA.
Consignments solicited of all kind* of Merchandise.
References : Bow dree & Anderson, G. B Rob
erto, Macon, Ga.; Abbott &. Brother®, Edward
White, Atlanta, Ga nov9-10t*
tt —5*:
In hereof, sppUcat..
f Ordinary of »aid .
veil a!! the property, ’of. u.|
longing to the estate ol B) i w ri
county' uu’<.u»td. FRANt Li* Bfl
OCt -0-luW bod Adffili
I G eorgia, biee coimt.-t*
the diil'" hereof DppiieaUoo wiil 1
tb*; court of ordinary o: taid eoux.ty f
sell the real *nd r-.r-onal property 0 fJ
Rose, late of laid county, dt cco»-ed.
! tepI4«uCQd
Notice.
I T WO month* afterdate, I willapnji
of Ord iiury of Grreue county, fug
t'ic rei.l esl'ate b-.-iongiog to G or^
deceased, lying in Dougherty C4>unt}d
L W. DAW;
Columbus, G*., Oct. 2Jld—v->ct2i*j
G eorgia—Bibb Corxrj.-
dajc hereof, application wlllj
i Court of Ordinary lor leave to a
! both real and j>tr>onal belo
George R. Hunter, late of a
MARYJ
oct 26-lawC0d*
G \ EORGIA. Bibb Cor«£3
F J. Wisii.iuin Jij, appJiaa-r
for I. :**. • * A ' i.'.T UtraMo
rt G. BotaTifK. .ate ol ,
A.i p4.rM.1iw intenttdd a
p;.«r»T tlie Court of Qraii
it. December n*xt, to%hoi
why Letters of Aciministr.
ted the applicant Given
official signature
r'ftSl-wSOd*
