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MACON DAILY ENTERPRISE
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No. 10 HoUlngnworUi bh“k.
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CominuHteation* jof l!< f' ,ott ' ' 1
rf/wumi to to/ AHJtor. li .w>l7 !
return rejectfit comrnunlrfil 7,77 •
cutset new* Uan* t from i> 1 '’
’w. HATIiPI If■< K>. IKltlor.
>t Ivlins.
We append ttie ticket u it ml’ M be
voted at the election held mi tiro sth No
vetnber next. 'I lie form of ini* ballot
mast not be varied In any milliner, nave
by changing the names of the candidates
lor mcmbeiH of CongreM, in the difleieut
districts and for district uud county of
fices '1 lie ballot niuft nut hr turn or teji
arated. The law culls for one ticket,
(meaning one whole ticket.) and lot only
one.
Thus, any one separating Lis ticket, by
cutting or tearing, will make bis whole
vole worthless, ns both parte of the ticket
will be rc|ecled. The ballot tnnel be one
Mingle piece of white paper, with the names
of Candidates (in the form a below i plain
It printed or written upon it.
PRESIDENTIAL ELECTOR *
roll TUB statu at ).Atior.:
W T WOFFORD, H b HENNING,
WASHINGTON IXJK, -t JIARTIUDgE
ELF.f I'ORH.
First Dir ti ii 1. HD It UNM!
[Sotolul District .. R Iv l-f-)
Third District W I 111 D.-oN
Fourth District. ... I 'l I’At h
Fiftli District .... II i;< ASIA
Mixtl. District.. -I N DOlb ' V
K*’i cutli District.. .. .. . ,11 Df. It All AM
CANDIDA’! l> FOR CONOR!
First District MORGAN UAWLs
Second District... . .* >t tVRIOII I
Third Distric t ITIli t OUK
Fourth District .11 It. HARRIS
fifth District I. -I old N.N
Sixth District. ... I 11. BUD NI
beventli District I’ M It YOUNG
Eightil District A II WlthillT
Ninth District 11. IV HELL
- -4 4 .
%>sswr.it to a roisKi spot.
IIIIW.
.1 Citixrn wants to know why wo do
not "pitch Into tbe ( omini'slonim Court,”
now in session, and trying some of onr
arrested citizens.
Anurcr —l. \Ve have bcltci manners
We Know onr duty too well to our ar
rested citizens, to be found fanning the
llamc of passion against them, lie vide*,
we have every confidence in the ability of
the legal minds employed for the defence,
and (relieve that, they will watch the ease
and interpose with reason and success
when uuy cUi a judicial action or motion
Is proposed or enforced. Again, we an
ill favor ol a thorough. Impartial and sal
isfactory investigation. We have no abuse
to heap on the sworn olllcers of the gov
ernnicnt. 11' ton seu them doing wrong, or
are knowing to any net of cruelty oi in'
justice on their part, wi shall not spare
them, uud more, ire ehnll fiar, thro, m*~
jiended or removed. Nothing would Ire
easier. For while we are Dviuoeialic ami
uro striving to remove the prow at inimin
istration. wa yet claim oillv.rn.shlp and all
the rights of loyalty. Wo have the cal
of government, and too nmi lurnod
away when WO demand a hearing.
We know that Hie l idled Ha’, - gov
erumeiit will leant ‘Oinelliine by this in
vestigation and we shall be Hie gainers
thereby. Therefore we do not uhiivo the
Commission or (lie Distilet Allot m y We
leave such business to sill iller fry
Says (lie Central <'it\
Tlio Mneon Knti.iu’iii' Ii m into i i,.i.■
soil lea mill rt-fndti* lint from tcaii over till'
di'ntli of :i dog. name I Sin■ \ Jin imilisiN
al'o my dlglllllcil in (licit' lurid r 'imma
sometimes.
if there is nny dignity in ih.it—or
wit, or ii;itlnis, nr pride, nr compliment,
nr alluding urn 's own business, etc . we
will give n new Imt to tint tinder of tin'
saute. "Tears over the death of dog
And why not ••l.ovi- tin-, Into my d< • "
is a lawns widely known ns nny other,
ami the hrnntltul story of "Old Dog
Tray w ill live forovur. thief could not
drive him awny Horn his muster,and he wns
embalmed in tlio memory of time to the
end. And Ims utr >;;e philosopher of
the Central City never In mil ot the vn-s
1 Hind'* dug- which was
“Sail KomtUmr*,
Viut wuidit weep It he l outil,
tHti'.tillcsi 1 o aituil'i r tiiui > til..;
\ vfrinoa* Uemiel and plenty f i ml,
And himself * poor, lint re*|ieetatile i tn '"
I’oorold Snook* I Our local mid u kind
word for him. and, figuratively, diopped *
tear on hi* giuve. Wo suggest to our oo
temporary that he speak lightly if the
dead —in view of the revealingfutme. < *ht
Snooks may not trouble him from ghost
land, but there is no telling w hat he may
do when Central City gets there.
—♦*- •
IIIIK ILD IT.
The follow ing m utt am in parro is w orthy
of a higher latitude than Atlanta
The editor of the Macon KntEKTBISB
any* "we give up our outside to day to
Mayor Hull's report, which is primed*
thereon " We wonder what part of hi*
outside it is printed on.— Al!nn:,i Jlemltl
Certainly! It, the report, was intended
for some folks’ itt'idos. hut we were not
includes! We may add that the dose has
operated as well us the , 1 icon
water, or "Simmons" ttv.r regulator" on
those who were afflicted, an ! we are glad
to inform ottr cotrtnponwy Hist they are
us wdl can be expected
—— - ■* •- - ~
Ik any matt, who ptchc-ws to line his
country, etui leave it within las heats 'o
withold Ids vote next Tuesday from tins
ley and Brown, the leaders of National re
form. how dweilrth the love of e mtry in
that man ‘
The North German Curette l.; Iven
bought by a German company l. r i.rnr
Jtundml thousand dollars
t IIOKHIBI.R DIWCI.ftNI Hll.
II HI.I, MJT I.ooMil
’1 litre has fullan ouour tutflfc a thunder
troll. It shutters us ;TJt stuns our senses,
un i we arc scarcely In our right mlml.
God help us .' Our hope is that all Is false
—damnably false ; that tire charges made
will be proved to be the ravings of a toad
woman, or one possessed of the devil. If
no. then, la there any virtue ? Is there any
honor, or purity, or manliness, m religion,
or anything but treachery, lechery and
villainy under the sun -
Mrs. Woodnul), in a re isail" oi her
i paper, and dated November 2d, 1 -.72, goes
in; , horrible details of criminal intercourse
- kept up for leu years—between Henry
Ward llecclier and the wife of Theodore
Tilton, editor of the Golden Age. She
declares that Mrs. Pauline Wright Davis
i'ci iyed the fearful confession from Mr .
Pi,toil’s own sad lips; that Mrs. K Cady
Stanton reeelved it from Theodore Tilton,
wiio was little less than a raving maniac
that Dually the. Mrs. Woodbull, received
tin awful secret from Mr Tilton.
Here arc her words
ll'jtorter —•• 1* it possible that Mr til
inn confided it to you ? I' ne P moo
hiroiis to he liellcvi-d.”
ID* WoudhuU —"Certainlyln-did Am 1
a lint is more, 1 mu persuaded that in his
inmost mind he will not lie otherwise tlniu
glad when the skeleton in I,is closet is re
veiled to the world, if thereby the abuses
which lurk like vipers under the elonk of
-n la! conservatism may bee tpo-ed and
the causes removed.” And so forth.
No greater shock can come to 11, ,< ini
ii ; ions world—except the shock of doom
- Ilian the substantiation of this horrible
charge All persons will Join us in the
hope, that it will be proved false in every
p uli' ular, and that the name and fame of
the lirooklyn Preacher will suffer no such
In :i Ii eclipse.
ADDRESS
c It. ,IAI 011 HOSKM Rl.il. Ol SWA'. N.UI,
AT TUB LATINO OK TIIK I OHNI.R
HTONK OK THE JEWISH H V N A
- AT MACON. Ol
toiikii 2!>, IH7-
Jirtthren and Friend*: There has never
been it time, when man moved by the in
fluence* of religion has made such elforta
to perpetuate liis faith by the erection of
edifice* for public worship and thereby
counteract the baneful Influences oi mu
teiialisni aud lulidcllty, than the present.
In remote antiquity when those magnifi
cent temples were erected in Egypt,
• Irceco and other undent countries in
in honor and for the worship of gods, and
even the glorious temple of Solomon, in
the holy city of Jerusalem—temples
whose fume huve become subjects of bis
i,,ry. and whose grandeur uud niagnitl
cem o entitled them to be called the won
ders of the world; one temple was sulll
i it'ii’ for the worship and edification of a
whole nation; these national festivals
were celebrated in the midst of immense
at cmblies of the whole nation In later
times when heathenism hud to yield its
power and influence over the heart and
mind of mini in favor of the belief in one
God, congregations sprang up in every
city of tbe civilized world, and splendid
| stmclutes arose iiotv and I lien, for llie
purpose of perpcliiiiting and promulga
ting that faith 111 our present enlighten
ed age, known by the existence of creeds
innumerable, disseminating doctrines and
opinions diverging Irom one another, and
opposing eaeii other, there is not the
smallest village or hamlet without its
houses of worship erected for the purpose
of divine adoration iu public assembly.
Yt t. the holy place where the divine voice
spake and an unseen hand delivered the
wntteu word ol God on the laldi ts of
siotie into the hands of man was a sane lit
1 ary not made by human ban 1 No fluted
< > umns. no sculptured walls, no works of
, ail adorned that awful temple, the scene
!'the first divine revelation That tem
pie where the tribes of Israel were guilt
■•mt around the seat of the great 1 om
\\ ho gave forth laws for the government
of tiie human racu ; that awful sanctuary
which is to this day contemplated with
awe and veneration l>y enlightened hu
inanity, was glorious nature whose pillars
w i re the high rocks, uud whose dome was
the canopy of heaven
Woudorful have been the changes ami
vicissitudes of nations, races and conn
tries, since Jehovah descended on lloreh.
to givo into the custody of Ilis chosen
people the law which was Intended to
diaw Ibo lllm from the eyes of benighted
humanity, and diffuse broadcast that great
-sing which lie had promised to llie
great patriarch, Abraham, "that his dc
seeudanta shall carry it to till races and
nations of Hus habitable globe, dissemi
listing happiness nnd sanctity, and tilling
the human heart with bliss inspcukuble
Yet, notwithstanding all these changes
in ttie religious nnd political state id’ so
ciety iu this world, the word of UoU has
remained unchanged, marching onward
and onward, unchecked by all the oh
- teles and apparently unsuimountable
difficulties, divised from time to time by
tiie w icked designs of man Aud in fact,
wunderfill to tell! simultaneous witli the
onward march of God's wed. was and is
tl onward march of its custodians and
banner hears, God's chosen people. T hat
. i family of the patriarch whose seventy
members wandered forth from Canaan to
Egypt, and was from thence redeemed by
the* strong hand and outstretched arm of
Almighty Jehovah, in order to be inve-ted
with the dignity of priesthood -priests
which were commissioned to reveal to
mankind the mystery of the existence of
, (iod I‘riests who were to act us mis
smuaries to the other families of the earth
iu Hie development of Hie glorious iruih
of denial salvation of the soul Priests
who are to demonstrate to the world their
umiyingfaith iu the God of their fathers by
a tenacious anu unswervlving adherence
t i the religion revealed on Sitlai's sacred
mount, under all circumstances, prrscou
th us and tribulations That r-n family
whose identity it coequal with Hie identi’y
of religiou. is now to be found on every
*P''l of this globe, w herever man can find
Habitation, erecting temples in the name
oi Him who first revealed himself to i
Ahialiam on the plaius of Chaldea, nnd
be dmg altars whereon to sacrifice world
ly sires, errors and superstitions in aid of
the perpetuation and pnmiulgutiou of the
c ot-e of truth, holding aloft the banner
Moses as a bcacou to erring humanity,
an Ia living testimony of God's promises
Mbe is there endowed with reason,
wriliug to yield to the influences of truth,
i ottered by prejudices and untrammeled
by t icaticistti, that does not see clearly
a, u isiinctly the omnipotent hand of a
divine providence at work, steadily and
uninterruptedly fulfilling God’s promi- j
scs to the putiiareh and constantly re- !
nerving the covenant made ttith their dc- |
scendcuti on Horcdi?
Who can deny in the face of these
startling facts, that the Hebrew race is
home onward on the wings of God's tute
lage to accomplish that glorious* mission
assigned to them even before they ex
i Mad •
The present occasion my friends is one of
those ; red ti stiiuouies which oiler them
selves frequently in corroboration of our
statement Forty years ago the present
city of Macon, Georgia, was only a
small settlement, little known and little
noticed, either in a political, religious,
or commercial point of view, having
among her citizens not a single Israelite,
and hardly anticipating her wonderful
growth and present Importance us a polit
leal, religious and commercial community
j in the Empire Statu of the South
| The march of time lias produced won
: derful results.
We are thi; day standing iu a cily of
I considerable dimensions, with palatial rcs
| idcnccs. numerous and splendid churches,
i line schools and colleges where llie arts
1 and sciences are taught and liberally cul
tivated. benevolent institutions, and a
steadily growing commercial importance.
bike our patriarch Jacob when lie left
Hie teals of bis fathers, carrying with him
ilu-ir blessing as a talisman promising
him suee.es in niiotlier country where lie
intcrnlcd to settle, so have (lie descendants
I of Jacob wandered birth trnm their pater
nal homes to this land of liberty, carrying
! with them the same Messing which Is to
keep them united as one family, and secure
to iliriii success.
lake the patriarch, when he journeyed
to I'adauiiram lie lighled upon u solitary
place us the shadows of the evening guth
! crcd around him and he laid himself down
‘ to rest, with the heavens for a covering,
the hare earth for a ued. and the stones of
Hie roadside for a ]>til >W ; and then he
dreamed of a shining pathway leading
i from earth to heaven, where angels met in
l ascending ami descending, and above
which llie glory of the eternal God was
visible, calling down to him words of
j promise and encouragement ; thus did Hie
! descendants of Jueoli light upon this
place. Macon. Georgia, where they rested
from their journey lags, and they have
reasons to,believe that they live iu an en
| lightened community where they daily
meet angels rd Gbd in the shape of good,
, noble, intelligent, benevolent and pious
j Christian men and women, who view iu
man God’s creature without distinction of
: race oe creed, and whoso prosperous con
ditious prove that the glory of God is
above them to protect and encourage
! them.
| Like that lonely wanderer when lie
' waked out of sleep in the morning, and
was so deeply impressed with that nightly
vision that he considered that resting-place
the house of God, and the gate of heaven,
placing u monumental stone on tins spot,
as a place of perpetual sunctity and veil
(■ration, so do tbe descendants of Jacob,
this day, lay the corner stone of the temple
to be erected iu the city of Macon as a
perpetual memorial of gratitude for the
many blessings showered on them by their
i Heavenly Father in this land of freedom.
; Tims do they erect an altar unto the Lord
I God of Abraham. Isaac and Jacob, in
| thankfulness lor 1 1 is mercies, and deeply
impressed with the magnitude uud sacred
j ness of their glorious mission. Thus do
iliey live in fond hopes to rear up on this
spot a house of worship dedicated to Him
who revealed Himself on Sinai—a house
of prayer, not only for Israel, but, accord
ing to the word of God, a house of prayer
for all nations.
My friends, as a minister in Israel,
called here to aid you in laying this stone.
I call to you, Israelites, and brethren of Mu
! eon, in the words o! scripture, •• lie strong
and courageous. ” Von have begun the
good wink . you have yielded to the
noble impulses of your better nature
which our holy Keligion have awakened
with you ; you have yielded to the crav
lugs of your innermost soul to devote
yourselves to the service of the Most
High, and to prove your love and attach
men to Him by your devotion to his sacred
cause 1 say to you well done, my breth
-ien. Our heavenly father w ill not withhold
from you his dlviiieussistnce.in eiuislngyou
to complete this nobio and pious work
and your fellow citizens who nobly par
ticipate in your ellorts will surely contin
ue their aid in order that your laudable
undertaking may prove a complete suc
cess. Amen.
4 4-
■l’m: RE.Et.rt tio> of v . t.
HI I F.
Tj the Kdtior of the Enterprise:
Asa citizen and us a lax payer of Ma
con. 1 am truly gratified at the prospects
of the rc election of \V A Huff as Mayor
of our city w ithout opposition Judging
from thu opinions almost universally ex
pressed upon the streets, it would he more
Hum it i !c-s for any oue to run uga nsi
him
it is idle to deny the ability of tins little
man. Arnold Hull, maligned and con
stimtly opposed by a few old conceited aris
tocrats. not potent to do harm or good,
lie has successfully and gloriously fought
Ins way up from a lightwood cart to the
position he occupies today. And why
should any generous heart fail to honor
the obscure, uneducated country' hoy who
lias tfins successfully grappled life ?
lint it is no: with the Arnold Huff of
twenty years ago. tml the Mayor of Maeon
to day we ate dealiia: lie is beyond any
question the ablest, the most practicable
aud llie most successful Mayor Maeon lias
ever had There is not a man in the city
who canid till lliat office' with the ability
or with the satisfaction lit does to day
Were an angel trnm heaven occupying
llie situation objections without number
w ould lie made
lint l wish to call your attention to one
other grand reis m why lie should b * re
elected it is well known that tiie State
Fair held at Atlanta, the oilier day was
a remarkable failure It failed for tiie
want of proper management By an im
becile rule of the Society—or Bureau of
management this Fair alternates between
Atlanta and Macon. This is our year t >
hold it It never lias failed here, and it
Hutfis our next Mayor it will not fad
uevt time
lie Inis the rim, the will and the dispo
siliou to make it a success, and the people
cf the whole Stale of Georgia know Hint
under his management it will Ik’ one of
llie greatest exhibitions ever held in Geor j
gia. That he is not President of the i
Board of Directors and Generalissimo-in-
Chic! of that concern, is more the pity
But if lie is our Mayor next year its repu
tation will l>e redeemed, aud the people of
Georgia may rest assured that the exhibi !
lion will in every respect be worthy of j
their Slate.
lie peril* of the Republic demands ‘
that the ti tends of honest government, the ;
friends of pure administration, the friends ;
of republican institutions, of constitutiona l j
liberty, go to work, as they uercr did be
lore, to prevent the continuance in power ;
of leaders who are reaching for imperial j
authority through public corruption and j
militarv tyranny.
jFrom the Sumpter Republican.
MAYOR II I FF.
IV. A. Huff, the present able Mayor of
Macon. Ims been almost unanimously
Dominated again by the leading business
men of that place, lor a second term
Ilis nomination made in the manner that
it is. uniounts almost to an election with
out opposition. Mayor Huffs semi-au
nuul reports are able papers and would
do justice to any man occupying a lof
tier position even, than llie Mayoralty
of Macon. Ilis renomination settles the
question as to who is the strongest in
Macon —Huff or his enemies, and we hope
■to see him not only elected by the largest
majority a Mayor of Macon ever received,
hut we also vvunt to see him ruu the whole
machine by himself and if he does we will
have no more trouble in South west Geor
gia about the value of Macon city bills.
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
viiivnoA:
HOOK A LADDER (0 , No. 1.
4 TTKNI) your regular monthly meeting
J\ TO NIGHT, lit your hull, ot 8 o’clock.
By order JNO. (. DKiTZ, Foreman.
T 8 Green, Secretary. novl It
NEW GROCERY STORE
(HAVE opened a store on Cotton Avenue,
above tbe City Hall, where I am now pre
pared to furnish my friends with a harvest of
FAMILY GROCERIES
of every description. Give me a call before
purchasing elsewhere. I can furnish my pa
trons with good drink of Lager Beer—keep*
ing none hut the best on bund
An addition will he made to my stock this
afternoon. MILES SWEENEY,
novl-81*
A CARD.
Macon, Ga., October 31, 1b72.
117 E, tic* undersigned delegates to the
V t Grand Lodge of Georgiii, desire to ten
der to our landlord, Mr. E Isaacs, of the Isaacs
House, our thanks for the kind and hospitable
manner in which lie bus treated us during our
attendance on the Grand Lodge. We take
pleasure in-recoinmenning the Isaacs House to
tin*, traveling public, and assure them that Mr.
Isaacs will be ever ready to extend to his guests
as good accommodation as can be had in the
city of Macon, or at the first class hotels in the
Mate.
Signed.
C C. Burke, I). D , Cuthbcrt.
8. A. Thornton, Brooksvillc,
Jonathan Bridges, Lumpkin,
Hon K. (). Dunlap, Dawson,
E. Bellfh weu, Damascus,
K. H. Lanbbr, Cuthbcrt,
It. M. Bucket,
Wise Parker, Dawson,
M. J. Dublin, M. D.,
W. L. Kincannon,
If. B McConnell,
W. (\ Dial,
M McClure,
W B. C. Puckett,
W. li. McAfee,
J. L Down a,
J. F. Vinning, W. M., Aleova
| Lodge No 73, Newton county.
Alston Martin.
Sam J. Winn.
J A. McKanny.
W. A. Reeves.
Reuben Stkozier.
IT. Matiiews.
It. T Rogers.
J. It Battle, Oglethorpe.
It. Williams, “
B. B Wilkison, 14
J. M. R Westbrook, Amcricup.
L L. Tilly, Chappel Hill.
W. T. Duster, Greensboro.
John Hightower, Lumpkin, Ga.
A M. Barrett,
M P. Camp, Americus.
A. M. Kemley, Americus.
A J. Will a ms,
Milton Revieke,
T. y M. Blood worth,
Simon Holt, D (J. M., Lumpkin.
F, Norris, Horne.
!\ W. Readdick, Weston, Ga.
!>. M. Brown, Henderson,
K. H. Ezell, Henderson,
(’. F. Gibson, MunroeCo.,
J A Hofer, Houston Cos.,
W. J Collins, Oglethorpe,
W Day Maxey,
<i. H. Wagnon, Madison.
L. K. Diyon, Oglethorpe.
Singleton Harris, lallifeiroco.
John W. Goy, Minbern, (ia.
and many others.
nov. I—l w.
Change of Schedule.
SUPERINTENDENT’S OFFCE, )
Macon At Brunswick Railroad Cos., v
Mucon, Ga.. October 30, 1872. )
ON imd after Thursday October 31, 1872,
trains on this road will run as follows:
DAY PASSENGER TRAIN. DAILY (SUNDAYS EX
CEPTED.)
Leave Macon 0:15 a. m.
Arrive at Jesup 0.35 p. m.
Arrive at Brunswick 10:00 i*. m.
Leave Brunswick 4:30 a. m.
Arrive at Jesup 0:4-5 a. m.
\rrivc at Macon 5:10 p. m.
NIGHT PASSENGER TRAIN, DAILY.
Leave Macon 8.25 P. m
Arrive at Jesup 5.00 a m
Arrive at Nivannah 8.30 a. m
Leave Savannah 7.80 p. m
Leave Jesup 11 10 p m
Arrive at Macon 7.30 a. m
Both day and night tcuins connects closely
at Jesup with trains to and from Florida.
UAWKINBYILLE TRAIN DAILY, (SUNDAYS EX
CEPTED.)
Leave Macon 2:50 p. m.
Arrive at Hnwkinsville 0:25 p m.
Leave Hawkinsville 0:55 a. m.
Arrive at Macon 103 5 a. m.
WM. MacREA.
1741f General Superintendent.
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V FRONT room over Jones A Baxters store,
-uitahl'* for an office or bed room
Apply to K B ND.
octSl St at Post Office.
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•I. 11. ZEII M A CO.,
MACON, GA., and PHILADELPHIA.
Pri; t $1 per package: sent bv matL postage paid,
#1.25 Prepared read' for use in bottles. #1 50
SOLD BY ALL DRUGGISTS
EST’Bewareot ail Counterfeits and Imitations.
112-523
RALSTON HALL.
MONDAY AND TUESDAY EVENINGS,
Oi'lolm’i- llOtli, U I si. and Yov. lsi.
The Pomeroy-Snedair,
Operatic Concerts.
PATRONIZED BY THE
ELITE AND FASHION,
And pronounced by the Press and Public the
Mst Classical. Brillia.t.Eipisiis
I* r oos:
Rc. seats, Purquette and Dress Clri !e, fl to
Admission, • - - - 100
Gallery, 50
Reserved sects can lie had at Brown’s Book
store. oct36-3t.
RALSTON HALL
tl;ilinger. - YV. E. SPALDING.
Monday, November 4th.
Engagement for four nights only of the Great
Tragic Actress,
MRS. D. P. BOWERS,
Supported by the Sterling Young Actor,
MR. J. C. McCOLLOM.
And a selected New York Company.
Monday, Nov. 4, John Brougham’s Dramatiza
tion of
LADY tllH, EY’S SECRET;
or the Mystery of Audley’s Court.
Tuesday, Nov 5, the Grand Historical Play cf
ELIZABETH.
Wednesday, Nov. 6th, the Historical Play of
Mary Stuart, Scotland’s Heroic (Juecn
Thursday, Nov. 7, Shakspearc’sGrand Traged'
31 A C B E T If.
Admission SI; reserved scats 50 cts. extra ;
family circle 50 cts.
Sale of Seats will commence Friday morninp
at 10 o’clock at Brown & Co.’s Book Store.
oet3o-td
CITV Tr.EASUREH’B OFFICE, )
Macon, Ga , October 25. 1872. \
I) ARTIES having City Bonds or Coupon!
now due or coming due November 1,1872,
will please present them to this oiliee for pa\
ment CHAS. J. WILLIAMSON,
oct2s-tilnovl Treasurer.
A MOTHER CAR LOAD
—OF—
CHARTER OM STOVEr
JUST RECEIVED
—by-
TRUMAN & GREENS
TRI tYGtl.li: m.OCI*.
Sign of tiie Golden “Charter Oak.”
i 162-204
YI AC ON,
y, December 2d.
UNDERSTAND THIS FULLY!
“OLD JOHN ROBINSON.”
i
THE VETERAN
Sliowman of America!!
Respectfully announces to the public that !
his Stupendous Organization, consisting of j
iUiist’imi. Aquarium.
Menagerie and Circus'
Which, from iU Unrivalled Proportions, hu
been stvied bv the ENTIRE PRESS
‘ OF AMERICA the
GREAT
“ World’s Fair of Wonders!’
Will not, under any circumstances, visit tt
City of Maeon before
Monday, December 2d,
As lms been heretofore announced in our Bill-,
Circulars, and the Papers of the day. He <h
sires to shit*- that the
Great Sliow of the Ago
Has in no instance been divided, anil that nt>
der all circumstances it shall -emain COJ
PI.ETE AND INTACT, repre, nting in ti ■
MI’bEUM,
OVER 20.000 Cl UIftSITIES.
While the Menagerie is noted for its ma
tt underfill pecittUics, ii col: ection wit
which is tti
Bust Circus in ?!i World
AND NOW FOR A
I- WORD OF CAUTION!^;
Boot s R..lUNsoxs —Tile Proprietors of Min
iature Circuses and Animal 'h .ws have been
compelled t-> resort to all kinds of expedients
to enable them to even pretend to compete
with my Cidos-a! Conibin dion ; unfortunately
for the public, among these expedients are
tyDECkPTioj. and Fraud!
in one or more instances a small show may
be traveling about the country, employing ia
some capacity a man whose name is RUBIN
NOS. or who CALLS HIMSELF ROBINSON,
and t ic exhibition, a minor charlantical Cir
cus or Animal Show, or both, is advertised aud
posted as ROBINSON'S
I-,?-TIUS IS DONE WITH A DIRECTIN’
TENT To DEFRAUD AND DECEIVE THE
PUBLIC!
i here is but ONE JOHN ROBINSON, and
bnt ONE True Exhibition in the World that
can properly bear his name.
Remember— This Famed Show, with its
TEN Mammoth TENTS, ami all it many
Wonders, will not visit Macou until
Monday. December 2d.
Admission to tiie Entire Combination, 75
cents : Children under 10 years of age. 50 cents
oct2*-i-4t—2B 30—novl
JAMES LiJBINSON’S
MAMMOTH CIRCUS.
Emphatically pronounced by all to be the
Leading Show of the. period, combining all the
best riders of the age, among u-hont is the great
and only
James Hobinson,
Tlte undoubted and undisputed Champion
Bareback and Hurdle Rider of the world.
CHAMPION OF SPAlN—Wearing the Medal
of Isabella.
CHAMPION OF FRANCE—Wearing the Rib
bon of Napoleon 111.
CHAMPION OF RUSSlA—Wearing the Dou
ble Eagle.
CHAMPION OF ENGLAND—Wearing Her
Majesty’s Crest of Honor.
CHAMPION OF HAVANA, CUBA—Wearing
the Diamond-Studded Golden Belt
CHAMPION OF AMERICA—Having the fa
vor the People
CARRYING HIS SON AND PUPIL.
MASTER EUGENE,
The most wonderful Btly Equestrian any
age ever lias or ever will boast of.
FRANK PASTOR,
The greatest Somersault Equestrian.
CLARENCE.
The. best Boy Bare-back Rider in the -World.
Will exhibit at MACH )N, Friday and Saturday,
November Ist and 2d.
ADMISSION, - • - - - 75 cts.
CHILDREN, under *cn years, - 50 ets.
oct2C-lw.
Paints k Oils
VTTENTION is , ed to my large stock of
Paints and Oil id tiie very low figures
at which they are so: I
W FIT'S
EXTRA NO. KEROSENE OIL.
The Cheapest v "firs in the City.
Pure Holland Gin and
in ater’s
MOUNTAIN BYE WHISKY!
THE NEW
STREET CAR TICKETS,
Have become very popular.
F<>UR FOR TWENTY FIVE CENTS. !
Prescriptions are Accurately Com
pounded.
Early JENNY WAKEFIELD, LARGE FLAT j
DC TCP, and LARGE DRUMHEAD Cab- i
bage Seed just received.
NEW CROP ONION SETTS.
ROLAND B. HALL,
DRUGGIST,
101-tf Cor. Cherry St. and Cotton Avenue.
Dutch Flower Bulbs.
riMiE subscriber has received a select stock
of Hyacinths, Tulips, Narcissus, Crocus,
etc., etc., directly imported from Holland. For
price list apply a! the store of G. Beggs, Cherry
street, or to D. MILNE.
Macon, Ga.
Also a large stock of Wilson’s Strawberry
plants, warranted pure. D. M.
oct2s-tw.
FOR RENT
ri'jjj PER MONTH by the year in advance.
'/ Two nice rooms, best locality in the
city for Dentist or Millinery business. Apply
at tliis office, or No. 8 Cotton Avenue,
octas-tf.
.1. .1. A Bit AMS,
ATTORNEY AT LAW,
151;j’ BAY BTREET, SAVANNAH, GA.
CtOLLECTIONS promptly attended to and
) money remitted it once. P. O. Box 257.
131-20!)
NC CICE.
Macon and ISiunby k Railroad Office, )
Macon, -a., August 2d, 1873. )
ON and after Ang I Nth. Excursion Tickets
to New York and return, can be bad at
this Otiice, ?:!S (A) U >und trip. Tickets good
until Oct. Ist, 1873.
98-tf E. MARTIN, G. T. Agt.
ATT! STI\!
XNSURAI? -E AGENTS.
VLI. Insurance nts doing business in
the city arc req -ted to call attb is office,
make returns and jk tax of 2 y. per cent, on
their receipts to Sc) Bv order of Council.
CHA I. WILLIAMSON,
I-'-’tf Treasurer.
BYINCTON’B HOTEL,
FORT VAI Y, GEORGIA,
I> THE
IIKUAKI'iio; si:
For the Train from Savannah, Augusta and Ma
con to Columbus.
Dl A AE It 1101 Ni:
For the Train from Enfaula and Albany to
Macon.
sipper laoi si:
For the Train from Columbus to Macon, Sa
vannah and Augusta.
Large comfortable Ttoom with Fire places
and every Convenience. lIJ I9u
NOTICE.
r pilE Books for the registration of voters for
1 the city election will be opened on the first
day of October and close at Two o'clock p. ni.,
on December Id, ls?3.
sep-io td J. A, McMANUS, Clerk.
MISS M. A. DANIEL
TTTOULD respectfully inform the Ladies of
\ \ Macon and vicinity that she has taken
rooms at No. lO Cotton Avenue (up stairs),
where she 1- repared to do Drlss Making in
Uie latent and most fashionable styles, and war
rants to five satisfaction. oct3l-3w
CROP OF 1872.
( lover and ((raws.Seeds.
RED CLOVER,
CRIMSON CLOVER,
SAPLING CLOVER,
ORCHARD GRASS
BLUE GRASS,
HERDS GRASS.
LUCERNE SEED,
A.’C., &c.
Just received,
HUNT, RANKIN & LAMAR,
Wholesale Druggists,
j 14G-ISG 82 ancl 84 Cherry Street.
BERND BROS.
MANUFACTURERS OF AND
WHOLESALE & RETAIL
OEALEHS IN
Harness, Saddles, Collars, Horse Equip
ments and Clothing Generally.
ALSO a fun assortmentof LEATHER of a)
kinds, Enameled Cloth, etc.
.-tiddlers aud Harness Makers Hardware and
Tools.
Cash paid for HIDES, FURS, SKINS, WAX,
WOOL and TALLOW. 5-162
Siotsvood Hotel
NEARLY OPPOSITE PASSENGER DEPOT.
(Only one minute's v^alk.)
MACON, GEORGIA.
Board 3.00 per Day.
T. U. HARRIS, Proprietor.
C. J. Maclellax,
Superintendent.
James W. Meaea, In the Office.
; I —tf
L. LOWENTHAL, Merchant Tailor.
Cotton Avenue, opposite City Hall,
Cleaning and Repairing done Neatly.
HAS on hand a beautiful stock of Cloths,
Cassimcres, Doe Skin, Vest Patterns, etc.,
which he will cut and make up for his patrons
snd the public in general, in the very latest
styles and finish. Give him a call if you would
have cheap clothes—cheaper than anywhere in
the city. oet’Jl-lm
EDWARD SPRINZ,
XTOTARY PUBLIC and EX-OFFISH JUS
IN TICE OF THE PEACE. I can be found
for the present at all hours of the day at my
office adjoining the law office of A. Proudtit,
over the store of Jaques Johnson, Third St.,
Maeon, Ga., to attend to all Magisterial busi
ness.
IIS-330.
THE “LIGHT RUNNING”^
96 Chambers St., New York, or Atlanta, Ga.
122-300
L. T. WHITCOMB, Agt..
IMPORTER AND DEALER IN
West India Fruits, Veptata,
HAY, G ISA IV, HAY, ETC.,
99 BAY STREET, SAVANNAH, GEORGIA.
107-ISS
JVO. E. YVEEJIS,
ATTORNEY AT LAW.
OFFICE ON 3d STREET OVER
Is. YV. RASDAL’S STORK.
29-179
I>K. B. S'. GRIGGS.
OFFICE ovei M. R. Rogers ik Co’s., Con
fectionary stoic.
Residence, Plum street, opposite George S.
Obear’e. oet 2-im.
DR. P. H. WRIGHT
RESPECTFULLY tender ids professional
services to the citizens of Maeon and vi
cinity, Office at Drug Store No. 3 Brown
House Block. Residence at Rev. Samuel Boy
kin’s. Georgia avenue. Calls left at cither
place will receive prompt attention. oel6tf
NOTICE.
BIDS will be received for (450) four hun
dred and fifty Cypress. Cedar or Chestnut
Posts, 6 feet long and (7) seven inches square,
delivered at either depot in this city. Address
communications to
octS-tf WM. HAZLEHURST.
ANNUAL FAIR
—OF THE—
AsrirtiHitral and Moehanifal
ASSOCIATION OF GEORGIA.
\T7 ILL commence at their Fair Ground 5 at
Y \ Savaunab, Georgia,
MONDAY, DECEMBER 2nd, 18T2,
And continue six days.
Tbe central Railroad passes by the grounds.
For Premium Listor information, address
J. H. ESTILL, Secretary.
130.*d Sav-nnah. GO-