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Newspaper Page Text-MACON DAILY MWm nlkvoyi. %.. wkc. i, im ri HU*UKU KVKIiT EYKNtKtt BY LINES. WING SMITH. No. 10 IloUlniniworth block. x r* ■ ** 5-rr ■ ■. ■ ,t !! letter* relating to ttutil^rtptton thould he ail 4 rtMetl l<> and .*>"■ A, ■/ (ft CumeoUJiUtcUiont for tin y-ajx. rlanthl t” ml dreouil to the JvJtior. IV. imumit undrrtuh lit return rrjeeted eoiuinnlmtioit*. Hi A itttiltettti oaUal unit* Homo, from nl! jutrlt of (At Stott, to- Uciteil. Mu Kuank .1. Hkiumnotun Is our only etmOun itttl City Agf-td, aiul lie is duly em powered to solicit work for Hus ofllce, and subset iplious to llit Kmtkrphisk. M t. Ciiaui.rs L. Mi/.e. book and news dealer, Is our nutlmi izml in cut in Dawson, Ob J. L TrcKEii i our nutliorized Bgcutui Fort Gaines Mr, W S. Deiduuk, Southern Kxprfsi Company OlUcc. is our authorized A,o nl at Smitliville. J. N. SuvMOtttt, of Hyiugton a Hotel. Is our authorized Agent at Grifllu Mr. Kd T. Byisoton i. our agent In Fort Vulley. U. tVAI'HIN Hit U . editor. TELEGRAPHIC SUMMARY. At Mr Greeley's funeral, addresses will b. delivered by llev. 11. W. Heacher and Dr. Clmpiu, and Mi Kelli pg v\ ill ring ‘ I kaow that my Redeemer llvetti." Flags on all the buildings throughout the city and on all the shipping In the l.uibor eto ui half inaet. and great crowds from every railway train niul M"dlitb"6 add to the crush to view the rmaina • 1 li,'' late >ient editor. Judge .Nelson, ol the Lulled Stale Supreme Court, has io. igned The appointment of Ward Hunt, ol New York, to the vaeuney of the Bench of th* Supreme Court of the i uiled States,' in place of Associate Justice Nelson, re signed, is received with satisfaction by those in New York who know him, cithn personally or by reputation. The bill enforcing the foiling clauses of the treaty of Washington, was made the special order in Cougn a yesterday fu Hie first Tuesday in January. The Secretary of the Tic ,my 1 , lieen olllcialiy asked, under wluit law lie In eroased iji# issue of legal tendei Woodliull A OTlxfiin have tin i n’.u ;ed on | 9,500 bail, each. The election ol is Seuatoi in North Carolina lias resulted In Hie Hueeess ol Judge Merrlmou, lie receiving 7 wtea and Vunco HO. The whole Kepuhlirnti *ote w as cast for Meirimon. Western members of Congie i .xpirss dissstlsfaction at llie omls.lon from the im-ssagu of the .Mississippi level question It appearf from nn ottlelul ■ t dement ot | the Court of Claims, thut dating the year I emliug Uio Ist of December, one hundred sml twenty i sses were decided, m venly oi which weie on m i omit of proeeeds ol cotton captured hy the l nited S'-ates mil itary forces. The nggn ate amount claimed (or toil at was $9.. .oimm nnd the award of the Court iu the c rases was $1,413,000. The hlghe.-t uwmd was $4 74,000. or SIOO,OOO less tl. m elaimed The Court allowed $ 11,000 for the pro ceeds of the salt' of $69,006 Bank of J.ouisiana notes, tiling Hie amount of Hie Claimants' deposit with that bank at the ilute of the seizure ot tlie- amo. tmdu an order of Gen. Banks 0, August, 1-; Affairs in the French Assembly up pesreil more pacific yesterday. That body will divide into two go t purlii the left and the ilgld- for the eieelion, on Thursday, of the committee of thirty pint posed by Du Favre. The Ministry of the Interior was tendered by tin IV-ddimt to Du Favre, but lie declined. T ire tombs of lien Caviiignui and M Boudin, in Moiitinsiti'e Ceinelery. wa-ir decaralfii yesterday in the piesenee ol 300 persons. The dtinimsliatimi xvio quietly oondimod, with im Intellereiiee on the part of the police General News Items. The fashionable po-alle noxv xveai hi mistress' monogram, Oregon lias the larjfes! wheal c i ;> sliavj the slate xx ns settled Txeclve corner 1,6* entitle a man !>■ move in good aocicly in IHilulh Vermont haathemen-lo- 'il l iH.it two third* of the schools tire cloned Tho tourists 1879 to Yu-a mlte leave in the State of California i ait) >! .".'O.nuo. | spout In sight seeing. Yitfl&bt. which didn't have a i.-tton factory before the xvite has elected twelve of them since. One lndf of tho fade In,l' Worn fix American womenn'tues :,..m pr ’e- aud lunatic asylum*. Tho city of Mexico is < id ef debt. In* paved every httr.l. b .' m , ud l happy as a clam. Morgan CauutY. On- has a paulliei wate. and there Imsn'r Ntii mix courting in Hie last txvx) months There ia a movement Marled to annex Wcl Florida to Alabama, Middle Florida to Georgia, soil make East Florida consli nit* the State. To toll the truth, 1 hist on a slater cities are secretly pleased at Iter Coble dctcimi nation to rooeive no po notary til l Tlie New Yoik shopmen want to know what will atop ruiutwy own. They h\c tried lull-aired mlmua and plate-glass window* until totuiJe-ti ...i tin \ ate insufficient. Tlt* eternal lltuess of things as entirely npacl by the discovery > yt mineral spriug in the city ot Milwaukee, where loolTer any Inducement to any body to drink any tiling but ’wrger Iwr is not t-'y useless but insulting. l>r. James Mortis gives the re;-'it ot an autopay wade at the University College hospital. London, of a brieklayer, a,l thirty-eight, iu whom the brain was found to exceed sixty-seven ounces iu weight Thomas Smith, negro, awaiting sen tence of death in the Louisville Jail, broke out with the small-pox and was sent to the peat-hours, from which he also broke out, and la now at large. Several Kocbevter boy s celebrated Thanksgiving-day by shooting at a tar get. William Cooks funeral U- k place next dav. Trim ritDHiiiiAvi'M mi;*- NtGK, ’llie message of President Grant, to which we alluded yesterday, when lioilii town from saveu columns, presents Hie following rclithium, which we find in the Constitution The document recounts the •t- ,i hi idiiiinistration for llie yesr It stales tin Alabama claim* seillenicnt b. IheGencv ribunid. and Hie Ban Jusii boundary decis ion. us fixing up two mailers of serious 'ifTi-renco between this country sml Jing laud. I be fishery matter is advised to he settled Old a recommendation made for llxlngtlie boundary ]im, of Alaska. Our foreign relations are reported all trine 'flic suggestion is made to invite Tie Intel national Statistical Congress in this country in 1876. Recommendation is made to appropriate money to have Hie United Htntcs represented at the Vienna Exposition. Appropriation is urged to curry ou llie Mexican Claims Commission A reference h made to Cuba, Imping that slavery will be ulrolished llicre Spain and llie South American republics are making peace . also Dru/.il and the Argentine < onfeilriaey. The United Blates is fiieudly with all these powers. Venezuela still owes ns money. Japan is very friendly with its. the transfer of the territories from the Department of State to Hist of the Interior, and aid to distressed seamen are recom mended. The net receipts of the Treasury for the yi nr ending June JO, ibid, are $37 1,106, 897. The Tn usury balance is $109,335, 735 't he expenditures, exclusive of debt me $97".559,695, ami including debt are $417,4(8,91(1. A net reduction of public ili-ht Is claimed of $33,360,953. A reduc tion oi the debt of March 1, 1 .-'(l3, is c’aim of $363,696,399. The War l)c| lartmeut cost $35,379,157, or $497,831 less than last year. The downfall of the navy is alluded to, and the damaging admission made thut unless rally steps are taken to preserve the navy, in a few years llie United Mates will bo the weakest on the ocean. 'The l'ost Ollice Department cost $96,- 656,193, and received $91,915,496. 'The railroad mail lines aro 5i,311 miles, ol which 8,677 were put in operation lust yuar. Our foreign haters numbered 24,- 359,500, or 4,077509 more than last year. The abolition of franking Is urged, 'llie acquisition of all the telegraph lilies hy I llie government is advocated. 'l lie failing oil in tbo carrying trade is slated, ami live millions expenditure a year udve ed to remedy it. The necessity and snlutory elfect of the enforcement nml election laws are briefly pressed. iteliel in the exlsteilCO of Hie Ku KlltX is declared, and continued war on it an nomiecd. The success of Hie administration's In- I dlan pulley i* claimed. The plan seems to lie to oonveit the territory South of I Kansas into an Indian domain and send I all the Indians there. Of the public hinds of 11,864,175 acres were disposed of last year. Tin* n-h ro* I relpis were s’.2lS,ltH, There arc 22,010,- surveyed Mii.l 583,30 1,7 50 unsurveyed acre* <>t public land. Tin ro were 12,032 patent* issued, pay ing I fee#. Since ISM 200,000 nppll entions for patents were Hied and 130,00(1 ' paten's issued. Of peminnH v '1,170.3 10 or $3,705,-134 j increase were paid. ()f 2,088.525 soldiers i enlisted in the war of the rebellion 176,000 or (i p* t rent, werepeutioned. The whole | number of till sorts of pension* granted | last year w as 338.038. i A census in 1875 is recommended. The bill to give the Rales of the public | lauds for rditcutionnl purposes is commen ded The territories aie reported iu good lix. except t ub where the extinction of poly f aioy is desired Tiio planting of forest trees is urged. The purpose to push civil M-rviee reform is exposed. There is u noticihlo avoidance of all al lusion to the South, to amnesty, or any of the matters ro vehemently agitated in the late canvu**. ... •* Xccerdlng to tin* census report. Ken lucky supports 5.05J1 paupers, at an annual coat of *160.757. lie netnl Shertuan a ixpoit &howthc:i* lual foreo enlisted iu Iho army* to be 2'.’ 33f , of commiHßloned officer*. 2.011. It exists something to run for Mayor of Xew Voik. In llio icccntcampaign law rcu:rc spout $‘3,000, Ilavemyer SIO,OOO, ami : Jimmy OTTicu $75,000. A man claiming to be a natural son of Napoleon the First is leading the life of n hermit in Olden (Illicit, near Virginia City, Mon: ana. The dlvotn suit of Wentworth vs Wetitwiu th, in which the plaintiff is l.ord Uvroii's grandson, is shortly to be brought luU> court iu London. Mayor -General (lidcon J. Fillow was united in marriage on the fltli ni New Orleans, to Mr* Pll Trigg, a highly ac couiplishod lady of that City According to General Myor's report of the otw-noions of the Signal Ser vice Do parmirn, during the pa-1 year, seventy per cent of the predictions have been vor llied. The star el the colored man is iu the ascendant. Leading representatives of the race have been invited to atte-.-d the inauguration ball on tint -Ith of March. It is said that one of the greatest pleas ures Kalplr Waldo Emu son promised himself iu going abioad was loser- Car hie cure mote The two authors admire each vit her aim rely. Emerson was almost the fi't person to see any thing iu -Sarto Ho sattus ' and Carlyle soon after said, in speaking ot originality, -I hear but one v oiceaud that is from Concord," A roc king-horse in an Elm street family ha> too van’s of red flaanel about its neck, and smells strong enough of nruica to j knock cm an apothecary from the city i he youthful owner cannot go to school because his horse is sick —lkinbvrt A Vie* STATE NBIVH. Mi vannuli: The c|iz sHi' i< cl- -log it* caiw in Bavammli, 'l’li iloj chronicle, the dtCMN ol "Unde Ned," a venerable negro, on Sat urday night, aged 119 year., 'The Republican of yesterday records a very I occurrence of the day previous, iu the death of ilr. Matthew Kufburrow, a y og gentleman about twenty-one years old, a most worthy and promising young man. Three weeks ago he was married to u daughter of Judge Levi 8. Russell, and oib-cqueiitly look sick with miasmal fever, which terminated his hopeful and bright prospects in life so soon and so Badly. Ale it twenty-two hundred voters have registered in Savannah Augusta : All. John Bridges, an old and respected eili/i-n of Augusta, died in that city, on Sunday morning. ’1 11 Chronicle learns that the oxen are taking epi/ooty about Augusta. Alliens: the itev. M II Henderson. D. D., for son - evcnleenyears Rector of Knimsuucl Chinch, in Athens, Gs„ one of llieoldesl in 1 mo i valued Episcopal clergymen in (,i ii edit'd at his residence, In Athens, )' itarpuy (Monday) morning. r</luitil)9is : I wo negro v. omen, stripped for a light, were interrupted hy the [>olice. In two mouths the North and Boutli lion ! li i hum lit four hundred and tliirty -1 live led I cotton to Columbus. i ll- n i, - Thu United States oftleers an- pro-11 line linely with the survey of the t 'initial,o'k hen river, and several days it ■ p> -ed (eiidon, Alabama, on their u down. 3 In: survey thus far is very gratifying. The Eh'jiiirii heats that between fifty am! venty five persons, including a uum- I I’midh flout that and adjoining • tilth -ye ta y left per Western Rail road for Tex- It is said that a similar i colony will leave for the same destination about the first of January next. I Alliiniii: The Municipal election is iu prbgrcss to tiny. < C Hammock is llie Democratic i nidi-!.! T. Stolio Farrow 1$ the Inde !*- mlcnt. The contest will be spirited. 1.e.-t night a large audience assembled at the id ond Baptist Church to witness t • ; mils of Major Mil McWhorter and Mi I. :,u Cox daugliter of Major WB fro The ceremony was performed by Rev. \V 1* Ilarrlson. T he attendants were Miss ' ‘li; Cullie Blount, Miss I.ucy Ilur . i -1 Jennie Nance, Miss Julia Taylor, i Me. Julia Lowry, Miss Florence Gordon, Mrs. Mamie Hemphill. 1 ui MqWhortar, Wll Bigger, A J I: ~11 ! J Platt, J Dickey, (' A Celller, T o-i Mi ador, it A Hemphill. I ,e l-i-i eptiou at Major Cox's was the iitfair of the season. 'i ! , ixth day's proceedings of the h Georg i Conference is given in the t 'utioti. From it wc learn thero are ■ j in tin: Conference boundary sixteen on the ■ li :■ l Miperammnted preachers, four su |u-rnumeraries ; 119 locul prcschers, 46,- II in, iu 1 eis , 1,228 infants and 2,641 ad I,aplized since last Conference; 503 Sou,lav iihouls . 3,(05 Sunday school le.-vehei 93,937 Sunday school pupils. The 6dlowing figures relate to the ninte ii:i! inienvtsof the Conference $8,160 is i all,! for the support of superannuated ' prraehei <, of which $5,313 bus been ti ! , eled aml $5,214 70 expended . $6,- i 3 lee. been contributed to missions; pi. .'9 ( , is reported raised on the r qi's fund, —balance on bund $95 65. li o U> imittet' on Education submitted |t! !, nil It was terse, scholarly and j I .'le: ! ,i ul Christian views. The com ic paid a deserved tribute to Bishop I '., lor his strenuous uud unremitting t io behalf of Christian education. I'll committee hail gratifying reports I'i.nn Emory College, the Wesleyan Fe— mu.e College. LaGrange Female College, Maiietta Female College, and the Lucy Cobb Institute at Atbeus. file Commil : t n potted resolutions to use every effort to in, ica-o the patronage of these institu t , . tail Methodist except I.ucy Cobb 1, i, -and recommending the appoint i ni ,-f Rev. Morgan Callaway at Emory ( Rev. W. J Cottr-* at LaGtaage 15 i!e College, and Rev W. A. Rogers lb evident ot Maiietta Female College. I Adopted unanimously. fhc report on the Orphans’ Home show, 1 that institution to be doing well, j Rex W. It. Foote lms managed it well, , i only s7d pet mouth for suste e, Iho orphans tliis year under vet . - 'imagingcircumstances, produced .hi, ■ ti.: of cotton, one hundred bushels ! of | as. th y bushels of corn, sixty ot oats, twenty of wheat etc ■ vett children have been discharged, i e ioinmittce rcc amended tho adop tion of a resolution requesting the trus | let st () unite w ith the South Georgia Con i' m e iu the establishment ol one Or- H e. :f deenuai advisable, and re . est'e.g tin- Bishop to appoiut Rev. W. P C ,s agent. Both resolutions ad ! opted. i > • : littee on Hie Bible Cause re t i-,J lint (be agent, W. A I’aiks, lunl 11 miles, visited 19.'60 fam ill, .■ : >ui 3,000 xvere destitute of the Lh ,'even new Bible Societies created - a:.d , Ji x x Sunday .Schools supplied. Hi' i aliHil|i(': ih.t <alary of the Mayor of the city lias 1 t n nbrJishtHi. '! - Whaley. a very aged lady and i > : General Cloud, postmaster at 1’ . wit and ou Wednesday night. - * s oue day last week n party of : ■ a men went out driving, turd during the . a large buck, weighing one hun dred mil torty pounds, was killed. H :;n-lM'-use of Mr. Joseph Ingram, j lr\- ■ rear lhuoltridge. was burned one night last week. (it i fia at : 1 he municipal election ot Griffin is iu progress to-day. The News regrets to learn that physical • ‘ ' : : has had such an effect on Dr J. \\ ~- Mitchell, as to create an alarm am sis relatives as to his sanity. 1 ej s\ sued out a warrant of lunacy a . : him, and the cose will be tried be f- to tin Ordinary on Friday next, at 10 o'eh-ck at the Court-house. The Doctor’s very mauy friends throughout the country will deeply re- I pnt to hear this sad condition, and can hut hope for a speedy and full restoration i of mind and health * AMWOUMCEMBIfT#. Democratic and Liberal Republican Nominations. roR haion U . A. HUFF. ror. ALItEIIMEN, l*t Ward. 3rd Ward, Tnos. U. CovSEit, John W. Bcbke, Baron Carter, E. J. Johnston, It. M. Dl'rrett, . Christopher Bi kke, Snd Want, -tf/t Ward . John G. Deitz, J. J. Cornbli., K. Crockett, George Burdick, Benj. Burdick, It. J. Lightfoot. I am a candidate for re-election to the office of Tax Receiver of Bibb county at ttie ensuing election in January. R. A. Benson. nov27-td The friends of James Martin announce him as a candidate for Bhcrifi of Bibb county, sub ject toeverybody'snomination, nov9s-td. Ttie friend* of E. M. Calhoun announce him as a candidate for Ordinary of Bibb couuty, subject to the nomination of the Democratic party, The friends of I’at Crow n announce him as s candidate for the ofllce of Sheriff of Bibb county. nov22tdc. The friends' *f Washington Poe, Sr., re spectfully announce liis name as a suitable candidate for Ordinary of Bibb county, subject to the nomination of the Democratic party. nox'2l-td_ _ The friends of TuADEt aG. Bolt, Jr., res pectfully suggest him as u suitable candidate for Ordinary of Bibb county—subject to a Dem ocratic nomination. td The friends of C. T. Ward announce him as a candidate for re-election to the office of Ordi nary. The name of It. H. Cain, is hereby presented to the Democratic and liberal party, as a can didate for Tm Collector. Mr. Cain is an old citizen, and, at one time xvas collector of taxes' His friends hope that his claims will lie kind ly considered, knowing that lie will and > his duty, if clioßcn. td. The many firiemls of Mn.o S. Freeman an nounce him us a candidate for County Treas urer. novlO-td. A. F. Giiison is announced as u candidate for County Treasurer, subject to the Democratic nomination. nov 14 td. (jeo. F. Cheeky is announced as acandidate for Sheriff of Bibb county, subject to the Dem ocratic nomination. novlfl tel We the voters of Bibb county announce Ell Gross ns a candidate for SheritT, sub ject to the nomination of the Democratic party. novlß-tf O. P. Finney Is a candidate for Tax Receiv er of Bilib County, subject to the nomination of ttie Democratic Party. novlStf The friends of Maj. John A. McManus an nounce him as a candidate for re-election as Clerk of Council of tlie city of Macon. novl2-tf. The friends of Cuas. J. Williamson hereby announce him as a candidate for re-election to the office of City Treasurer. novlb’-tf. The undersigned announces himself as a candidate for Treasurer for Bibb county, sub ject to the Democratic nomination. novlStf Felix Corput. The friends of W. T. Nelson announce him as a candidate for Tax Collector for Bibb coun ty, subject to the Democratic nomination. novia-tf. L hereby announce myself a candidate for Sheriff of Bibb county—subject to the nomina tion of the Democratic Convention. novia tf 8. D. Raim v After repeated solicitations from friends nnd mature deliberation, feeling it to be our duty to benefit our fellow-citizens in every manner pos sible, we have concluded to announce ourself a candidate for the House, sign and ornamental painting, subject to nothing but greenbacks or city scrip, nnd pledge ourself If elected to do our bent for ourself, nnd not go back on our consti tuents. Windiiam tt Cos. UnderSpotswood Hotel, Macon, Ga. ON CONSIGNMENT —l\Y J. Holmes & Cos., Xu. N* Third Slreel. Hltl.s. TENNESSEE APPLES. 50 hill*. POTATOES. Also one ear load of choice, select HI ST PROOF suit) OATS. Superior to anything of the kind ever before offered in tliis market. Give us a call. liorflOtf Stockholder’s Meeting. Oi un E M xuon and Western It. U. Cos., I Macon, Ga., Nov. MO, lS7d , The annual meeting of Stoeklioldera of the Macon aud Western Railroad Company, tor the election of President and Directors to serve for the ensuing year, amt any other business that limv be brought before them will be held at the office of the Company in tliis city on Tuesday the Till day of January next at 10" o’clock a. m MILO S. FREEMAN, novSO-td Secretary and Treasurer. To Tai Payers of Bill Comiy. I GIVE notice that the Tax Books for col* . lccting the State and Countv Taxes for 1572 will close on the 7th day of December. I hope all will note this and pay their taxes, as 1 have to settle on the 15th and cannot give any longer time. This notice is final. 1 can't be responsible for any one's tax after that time. All poll taxes and nwid taxes are required from both w hite and colored. novU-tf F. M. HEATH, T. C. NOTICE. rTMtE Books for the registration of voters for l the city election will be opened on the first day of October and close at Tw o o'clock p. in., on December IS, IVTL1 V TL sop;*) td J. A. McMANTS, Clerk. MISS M. A. DANIEL \\” 1 and I.D respectfully i: f, -:n the Ladies of Mi. n and \ laity that she has taken rooms at Ao. 10 Cotton Avenue (Up stairs \ j where she is prepared to do Dress Making in | the iVi.Csf and most Jij&hioruibU .sVV.v, and war rants to give satisfaction. ’ oet3l-3w WOOD AND COAL. ■ Ili AV E established, near the Macon A West ern Railroad Depot, an ample vard with Fairbanks’ best scales) to supply all kinds of Wood and Coal, in any quantity, at the lowest market rates. WEIGHT. ME AS CRB and QUALITY GUARANTEED. A share of public patronage is respectfully solicited. Orders left at the odious of Messrs. H. L Jewett, Greer, Lake A Cos., Turpin * Ogden, through Postoffice, or at tire Yard, will have prompt attention. Come and see IM AM MILO 8. FREEMAN m:w advertisements LOST. ON Sunday last, a fnr cape. The finder will be suitably rewarded by leaving the same at this office. ( l ec * 3tg NOTICE. HTBE Subscribers to the Steam Fire Engine J. for Ocmulgee Fire Company, No. J, are respectfully notified that F. A. Shoneman is authorized by the company to collect ull money subscribed for the above purpose. It. FAULKNER, dee 4 It Foreman. a ti:A jTv : Young America Fire Cos., No. !i. ATTEND vour regular monthly meeting THURSDAY night at 7, / o’clock. It is important thut every member should attend. By order ’D. D. CRAIG, Foreman. B. XV. Smith, Sce’y. Telegraph copy de-l It CLOSING OUT! 1 No. 5, II Ram, ?16 00 1 No. 6, H. Ram, 80 00 I No. 7, 11. ltam, 58 00 I Pony rower, 85 00 I Buckeye Cultivator, 48 <JO 1 Buckeye Grain Drill, 08 00 1 Cotton Seed I.inte 55 00 Cotton Seed IJullers each, 35 00 Diamond Mills, Pumps, Ladders, Wagon Bodies, Cotton planters, Cultivators, Bee Hives, etc., etc., below cost, at tV. W. PA KKE It’S Old stand, Hoßlngworth Block. dcc3-6t. CUAS. A. ELL*. W. XV. LANKY. ELLS & LANEY (SUCCESSORS TO W. I*. CARLOS. ) Whole . o and retail dealers in Staple and Fancy Groceries, CANNED FRUITS, Confectioneries, Etc., MULBERRY STRF.T, MACON, GA. AGENTS for the Macon lee Manufacturing Company, wholesale and retail dealers in tine Cigars, Tobacco and Liquors. liar and Saloon upstairs, constantly supplied with all the luxuries of the season. As will be seen from the above, Messrs. Ella & Laney have purchased my stock, and thafl they will continue the business at the old stand. 1 cordially recommend the new firm to the public. They are gentlemen of large experience and a thorough knowledge of the business, and I hope the patronage so liberally bestowed'on me will be extended them. Verv respectfully, WM. P. CARLOS. Macon, Ga., Dec. 3, 1872. dec3-ot. TOBACCO, TOBACCO. 100 OUIU ' a ' ll * Cheap, Just being receivad by SEYMOUR, TINSLEY & l COFFEE. COFFEE. t) “ 0 BAGS CHEAP COFFEE, jus I in At SEYMOUR, TINSLEY ,t CO.’S BACON, T)ULK MEATS AND I.ARI), at lowest mar I J ket prices, At SEYMOUR, TINSLEY A CO.’S FLOUR. ~ CAR LOADS—NEW BRANDS & CHEAP, / Ssyiiecr, Tinsley & Cos. 190-tf DR. P. H. WRIGHT I > KSPECTFrLLV tender hi* professional IV services to the citizens of Macon and vi cinity, Office at Drug Store No. o Brown House Block. Residence at Rev. Samuel Boy -1 kin’s, Georgia avenue. Calls left at either | place will receive prompt attention. oclGLf j RALSTON HALL. Mr. T. It. Turnbull respectfully announces flic appearance of tlic World-Renowned GHEAT VIOLINIST, OLE BULL, IN TWO GRAND CONCERTS, | SATURDAY AND MONDAY, DECEMBER 7th and 9tb. ASSISTED BY -. lIISS ORAZELLA RIDGWAY, SIGNOR FARRATINA, BARITONE COMIC, HR. J. IN. PATTISOIV# Admission SI; Reserved Seats 50c. extra —to he obtained on and after December 2d at Brown A: Co.’s Book Store. Concert will commence at S o’clock. The Grand Piano used at these Concerts is from the celebrated manufactory of Messrs. Wm. Knabe & Cos., of Baltimore. novßo-8t BYINGTON HOTEL, GRIFFIN, GA. r PW3 HOTEL ranks second to none in j X Georgia, for ' GOOD COMFORTABLE ROOMS, WELL SUPPLIED TABLES, AND CHEAPNESS OF RATE. Asa resort for the residence of the present hot term. It is unequalled, the tight, being ! remarkable cool and pleasant.. The best Water in Georgia. 3. W. BYINGTON, 110-160 Proprietor FOR SALE. VFOI'R room dwelling and vacant lot, . also, splendid well of water in the yard; fronting on Spring and Rose Streets, contain ing one quarter of an aere. For sale cheap. Apple to GEORGE SCHMIDT, nov. Jo—l in. comer Third and Plum Streets. it. MWBmUK.V BAR A LAGER BEER SALOON, masset’s old stand.) Opposite Medical College. Mulberry St. r pni3 Saloon is supplied with the best Wines. X Liquors and Cigars in the market, ami sparkling Lager Beer of superior quality. Free lunch every day from 10 to 12 o'clock and extra lunches served up t any hour In the day or night Swiss Cheese. Goose, Duck, Ham, Salads and anything that may be desired for lunch. . nov24-tf DR. B. F. GRIGGS. OFFICE oTei M. R. Rogers A Co's., Con focUoDarr store. Residence, Plum street, opposite George S. I Obesr's net ° lm NEW ADYEKTI• hMENTS EPIZOOTY! | Epizooty!! Kpizooty!! Tin Eagle Flooring Hills, HAVING prepared a cooling and healthful food for the HORSE MALADY. arc now offering it in any quantities. Also an admirable article of < OW FOOD. IKo FLAW ItOLTEI) HEAL, Also all Grades of FI.OI’R. All of xvhich can be obtained by leaving or ders at VV. A. Hull’s, Seymour, Tinsley .V Cos., D. Good & Sons’, Small, Gamble & Beck’s, Lawton & Bates’ or at. the Eagle Mills. no3o2xv W. J. LAWTON & CO. MX2Z & & m3 1 LANS) NO. 3 COTTON AVENUE & f$C THIRD STREET. JJAVE just received another full supply of Ladles line white Kid Botton Boots. Ladies’ Fine White Sattern Lace Boots, LADIES FINE WHITE KID AND SATTERN SLIPPERS. Also u full line of Misses <& Children’s Dress Shoes OF EVERY COLOR, SIZE AND STYLE. A LARGE STOCK OF Boots. Gaiters, Lace Shoes, Etc., FOli GENTLEMEN’S WEAR, Constantly replenished with all the LATEST STYLES. LADIES WHITE KID BOWS AND BOWS AND ROSETTES, of every description. GENTS’ OVER GAITERS, ETC-, ETC. Call and examine, MIX & KIRTLAND. novSO-lw ■ w* a* Con, Bacon awl Flour Empni OF MIDDLE GEORGIA. Corn, Bacon, Flour, Salt, Bagging, Ties, Sugar, Coffee, Etc. - THAT CELEBRATED BRAN*D OF FLOUR, “THE PBIDE OE DIXIE,” The BestSiu the World, Always on Hand. 1 Cioim superior facilities iu the purchase of CORN, BACON, FLOUR, BAGGING TIES, ETC,, ETC., And I will make it to the interest of Merchants and Planters to call on me with their MONEY or GOOD PAPER. Reasonable time given to all good partiea. W. A. HUTE. 07-tf FUN AHEAD. IN anticipation of tho approach of tkt Christmas Holidays, xvc have a large stock of new and fresh goods for the retailers hnt.i. and families ; such as EXTRA L,\RGE BLUSHING RED APPLES PRETTY YELLOW SWEET OR ANDES, GOOD SWEET CIDER, ALSO Git APES* PEARS nnd PINE APPLES, (TO BE UEKE IN TIME,) | MUSCAT, ANGELICA, SHERRY AND WHITE WINE FROM CALIFORNIA. I>inE WORKS, I FIRE CRACKERS, CANNON CRACKERS, ROMAN CANDLES, SKY ROCKETS, TORPEDOES, ETC., Plenty Gilt Edge Butter, Georgia Cane syrup new Buckwheat Flour, Sultunua, Seedless aud London Layer Raisins, Curraßts, Citron Prunes, New Figs, Nuts, Domestic, Kaacy and French Candies, Pickles, Prunes, Jellies and Jams. Chestnuts, Oranges ami Apples. Must he sold to close consignment, a hint to the wise etc., at ( novls-lm GREER, LAKE ik CO.