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CITY GOVERNMENT. W. A. 13! • *'< ALDERMEN: , I , .. v A K. Tinm-kv, | , rx. K. WooDLirr, P. 1' ITZOKKAI.I'. V J '■VfllH, , i>! IHly, K. VVaoohnmbin. .1. Wii.!.iamiMv>>— r " ? ri'.lrk' . ~ ft City Attorney. ')'n. ii. N Hoi.mi’h City Physican. >*KH MAHTtS tVirnt^n'int' (' Taylor Lifuttmuit. '• HtlitVsT "! Lieut. im.it. V; A: wm": .. Third Lieutenant. ~ Y. KINXKV Uuar.l House Keeper. 'iI.I.IAUU* Cu'bKKT ■*""IIS' H. Hauman,. • • ■ ■ IV <’ Hodokin* Kc^er. ,J iir< .lurriiits Clerk of the Mariut, joii rRMTUCk l hi* OMce i* “ ’*■ ~,.ntr .!! I*rliliae “* P'iot-x •> . it< the limes, •*• *• iilisltielory • *ll. uiude n |>eeilly. We H 1 t ,oui- orders, and will and r (k'nl ft* yon. £'Btl 1 HOME A 1 FA I US. nACO*. BA„ BBC. 11. UTA Th>ks. Our thanks ale ilue Me Gil’espi*, .' the Oil l.-eple Tlmi-e, fora fiie-.l -.ice Cul.fiwiiin Ilnddork's . AtWertisera in M*d<loek’i Directory of Mr . on are rcpiested to send copy tor their rP.vi r titeiucnts us loon us possible V. is aure vxaui ined the advance shveta of tho work, and find tliat the directory lot- keen faithfully compiled. _♦ A Srw I’rnee. bomebody has erected anew rail fence be tween Ralston Hall and Greer, Lake & Go’s mammoth grocery store, right in the middle of the street. Jasper Grear says the streets of Macon are so wide thatthis fence man is going to run a fence down in the middle and make two street* out of one. Hymeneal. A large number of ladies and gentlemen as sembled at the First Baptist Church last night, Cos witness the marriage of Mr. Thos S. Lowry, of Marion, Alabama, to Miss Mary G. Battle, lovely daughter of the Fev. Df. Battle, Presi dent of Mercer University. The ceremoDj was performed by Rev. Dr. Mclntosh, pastor of the rhnrch. TIIK MAlOlt'K COIKT. HON. W. A. HL'F? rKHBiniNO. Dick Moore, fighting and disorderly, officers Murphy and Fennel, $5 and costs. Zack Gaines, drunk, officer Alley, At aud C OAtf*. tr*lli*r tlmn Ni(i. If anything can approach snow in beauty it is the holiday gift atock of Brown ,t C. Not content with h iving tablea, counter*, shelve*, floors and corners full, they are constantly re ceiving them. Among the new arrivals we notice a lot of handsome and unique salts bot tles, and ladies who use such things can only find them at this beautiful store. The .llark Bralhrrs. \V invita special attention of the ladles and citizens generally to the superb stock of holi day and fancy good* kept by these gentlemen. Their stock of gent*, underwear and toilet articles Is large and well assorted, and as they keep none but first class goods, gentleiueu may rest assured that they will ha suited both as to quality and price. They are constantly adding to their already large assortment of notions and fancy goods, Tor their beautiful store is crowded nearly every fair day. Sec them. Nnaw —Bless ut list I Know. ■•The snow is on the grass again, Lorena,” and one of nature’s most beautiful picturea is presented to our view this morning. The little three year old at home looked out of the window this morning and on seeing the ground so purely white asked “ ain’t you going to take it in the house to keep from get ting dirty I” About an inch of suow was on the ground i bis morning, but is now rapidly melting. Th weather, of course, is cold. Mule of the Bonsl IMantaliun. We notice in a late Atlauta paper the aale of two tine plantarioas in Dougherty county be longlag to the estate of the lata Joseph Bond of ttiis city. Tne item is remarkable in that these landa worth S3O per acre before the war and S2O two years aco, were knocked down to Col B. G. Lockett for $225. After the sale the heirs expressed regret at it. when Col. L. raised his hid and gave the lands back to them. There may be some legal question at the bottom of this sale, but if not It certainly shows the planting interest of Southwest Georgia in a melancholy and deplorable condition linppy Cal Wuentr. The Nashville Union end American tliu* j * peaks of Wagner’* Minstrel* : bhv tiiat the famous Cal Wagner it at the head of a good company, will not express by half it* merits, for it has the deserved rep utation of being the very best now traveling, and bv the way, one of the largest, combining excellence in both vocal and instruments'. Among the vocalists, the name* ol J. VV. I'reetta, Albert Welling and Charles Welling, may be mentioned, as a trio of artist* not often found in any one company, while Cal Wagner and Sam Price do up the comic handsomely. After the first part the audience was favored -.nth an olio which was side splitting from be ginning to end. The song* and dances by Canfield, and Booker, ir , were never equalled in the country, while Cal Wagner’* Plantation Melodies are so natural that you can imagine yourself at an oid-fashioned com shucking Vrcd Wilson, in his Grecian Statues, and Ben Brown, In his champion jig, Is also deserving of special mention.” Thia famous troupe of Minstrel* will perform here ob the 10th end 17th. and all who wish to go had better aecure seat* early. A word to to the wise, etc. Sol Mrailh Rassell, The power to leugh and -angh heartily has been a fortune to ns. We have been poor end needy end otherwise afflicted, but never so far saak in the slough of despondeney as not to Isugh. We do not laugh at everything—oh, no! We remember once that a fit of blue* had enveloped ne in its dull embrace, end we were down in the mouth generally, when we first saw onr genial friend 80l Smith Ruseell. At the first contortion of his flexible feature* the blnee were cored, and in leas than two min °tes we were the happiest person in existence, not caring a enap for anybody a* long as Sol twisted his face. Russell is a man peculiarly gifted. He is oae man among a thousand. HU entertain, ment is refined, though humorous in the ex treme. He give* you a performance which Twain, BPlinga, Cordova, Harte, and the poor 1 unented Browne cnuld ant eqoal were they to lecture together on the same night To those that hare never -een him, wc sav g ’ and stand not upon the order etc. To those that have soon him we have only to say he U eomlagf. He will ho hare on the 19th. ’■fats Kplaooiy, It is indeed fanny to witness the artful dodges resorted to by our hitherto thriving draymen to induce the fiery untamed ox to draw his dray. We saw oe on Cotton Avenue this morning that amused us. Hitched to a single dray was a small bull who hud uot as yet boon e lucuted to obey the vulgar com mands of “whoa" and “gee," but, like all hulls of respectable parentage, hail a head of Its own. A chain wna attached to the centre of Its heaJ by being wrapped around its short horns, ami it was by this means that tin driver vainly endeavored to control his movements and direct its course. But the di ay wobbled from side to aide like a velocipede under an amateur, and the driver was wrntliy. “Where’s your horse V” “Got the epizooty, eab !” And Pompey ripped and swore. Ins whip was applied with astonishing vigor, sad a torrent of (but* swopt like whirlwind over the head of the obstinate bovine. At last a Christian lady who had heard the unfortunate hut contrary ox cursed for fn-iy au hour, went up aud remonstrated w ith the infuriated driver and told him that such swearing would ruin his c onistitutioh • Conatilu —h—l and d—m nation '. i'll make dis ox git tip and git or I’ll kill him 1“ And we left him working his arms like the piston rods o au engine, hut the ox did not git — *• ttailieal .’Mwnalnailouw." M ihiuk our cotemporary does wrong In >)’ .gnatln tin people's candidate, ns the “ lte.dcul on.,.anions.” We cannot see why politics should he mixed in with our city attain;. We are all here together, the laws are laid down, our Mayor and Aldermen have no unlimited power, then why should party lines lie so distinctly drawn V The people's ticket is not a Radical ticket, and we no not candidly think our cotemporary can prove taut they are other than non-politicians, or the greater por tion of them are not life-long Democrats. The people have as much right to vote for a Board of Aldermen paying taxes on $440,842.00 worth of property as oilers have for those paying on $71,775 00 worth. Fair play is a jewel and we like to see it in everything This paper does not take with the peoples’ ticket, hut a? a public jour nal, pursuing a course it conscientiously be lieves to he right, it advocate* fair play and square dealing in everything concerning city or State affairs. But as regards the nomination, it was simply an endorsement, aud if our cotemporary is not overly anxious to consider the people’s ticket a radical ticket, he will agree with us In the statement, I . f*. C'ninmissioners Court. TUtAt or IIENBT I*. iZAlt', h V. J. Clarke Swayze had arraigned before him this morning Henry V. Harvey of Sumter county for violating what is known as the ICu klux law of Congress. He was charged with violating the second section of the Act in that he “conspired to impede, defeat and obotract the due course of justice.” Judge K. K. Lyon appeared for the defense. Ju.lge L. endeavored to grant the indictment on the ground that the alleged otfense did not come under the law for and iu such cases made and provided—that the indictment did not from wording authorize the present proceedings being taken. The Court ruled the point well taken and dismissed the ease. PiiorLx'a Tickbt. — Memrt. Editor*: Messrs. Asher Ayres, T. C. Dempsey, John Valentino aud Hayne Ellis, have beeu proposed for Alder men of our city by the people, irrespective of party. These gentlemen ara known to you and your many reader* as good and true Democrat*, hat they havo publicly and privately refused to be candidates against the regular nominees. We know they are the choice of our citizens, and as Democrats who believe it to he to the interest of our city, have resolved to elect them and only allow them to decline after election We call upon the Democratic party to cast their votes for them in a body. There can bo no doubt of their election. decll-lt Truk Dkmociut*. CITY DIRECTORY. MASONIC. Macon Lodge, No. 5, meets ever}- Ist and 3d Monday night, at Masonic Hall, Cotton Avenue. Mizpah Lodge. No. 47, meets every 2d and 4th Thursday nights at Masonic Hall. Constantine Chapter, >o. 4, it. A. M., meets every 2d and 4th Monday night at Masonic Hull. Bt. Omer Commandcry, No. 2, Knights Tem plar, meets Ist Thursdays of each month at Masonic Hail. FIREMS.N. Protection No. 1 meets Ist Tuesday night in each month—House l’oplnr st., corner 3d. Ocmulgee No. 3 meets Ist Monday night in each month—House on Cotton Avenue, near City llall. Young America No3 meets Ist Monday night in each month—House 3dst., corner Mulberry Mechanics' No. 4 meets Ist Monday night in each month—House corner Hawthorne and 3d treats. Defiance No. 5 meets Ist Tuesday hi each month—Housed in City Hall. Hook and l adder No. I meets Ist Friday night in each month—House Poplar st., cor ner 2d. ODD PEM/OWS. Franklin Lodge, No. 2, meets every Thurs day night at Odd Fellows’ Hall, Cotton Avenue. United Brothera Lodge, No 5, meets every Tuesday night at Odd Fellows’ Hall. Germania Lodge, No. 59, meet* eve.ry Wednesday night at Odd Fellows’ Hall. Macon Union Encampment No. 2, meets at Odd Fellows’ Hall os 2d and 4th Mondays of each month. knights or rviHisa Meet every Wednesday night at Odd Fellows’ Hall. GOOD TEMPLAKS. Walton Lodge, No. 23. meets every Tues day night at Progress Club Hall. Aurora Lodge, No. 89, meets every Friday night at their Hall in Hollingsworth Block. Dougherty Lodge, No. 179, meets every Monday night at Progress Club Hall. Windsor Lodge, No. 130, meets every Thurs day night at their Hall on Windsor Hill. SOCIETIES Progress Club meets every Sunday night at their Hall on Mulberry street. Hibernian Society meets Ist Tuesday lu each month st No. 2 Engine House. Malaehi Lodge, No. 146, I. O. B. 11., meets second and fourth Sundays in each month. Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers meets every Wednesday night at the PaseeDger Depot. Visiting brethren welcome. CIICKCHES. E/jlkojmU —Christ Church, Kev. B. Johnson, Rector—Walnut at., between td and 3d. Ser vices 18 1-2 a. m. and 8 p. m. St. Paul a Church, Rev. H. K. Rees, Rector — Vlnevllle. Services II A. M.; sr. M. Chil dren's Service; 6p. v Evening Prayer. St. Barnabas, services by the Rctor of Christ Cbnreh, at SP. m Near Maeoa A Brunswick Railroad Freight Depot. Oathotir —M. Joseph's Church, Rev. L. D. i Bazin Mass 7a. tt. ; Uigh Mass 10:00 A. M.; ! Vespers 4 ! 2 p. m /Vesfryferion—Mulberry St. Church, Rev. C. B. Vaughn, pastor. Bervlse* 18 1-8 A.. sod St.u. Second Baptist, Rev. James Mcßryde, pastor —near Findlay’s Foundry. Services IU 1-3 a. m. and 8 r. m. Mission Chapel, Windsor Hill, supplied from the city churches. Mcthodi*t Kpiecopat— Mulberry Street, Rev. J, O. Branch, pastor—Mulberry at., corner Ist. Services at 10 M 2 A. M. mid 8 r. u. First Street Church, Rev. W. ff. Hicks, pas tor —Ist street, between Oak and Arch. Ser vice* 10 12 A. St. and 8 p M. Vlnevllle Church, supplied front the city churches. East Maeou Church, Rev. J. W. Burke, pas tor. Services 10 1-2 a. m. and If. a M Batumi PkuomosTlCAtiok. —To-day tieing snowy, to-morrow will be wet under foot, and to avoid epizooty or what Is worse, cold feet, you should go at once and purchase a pair of stout boots or shoes from the popular boot and shoe dealer* MoKcrvey A Maloney on struct. Ilamour Block. D Sparb-iubs and Back Bones, flue Tennessee Mutton, just received at Merritt* market, shave Oetnulgco No. 2 engine honsa, First street, Beefand Sausages also. H Fink Turkey*.—The finest lot at turkeys in the market are for sale at C. C. Unlkcom A Co.'s ou Fourth street. Beside* turkey s they have everything else in the grocery lme. Now is the time to lay in vonr stock of good thing* for Christmas. 8t Cam. at 8. T. V‘ B. I’. Walker’s this ceiling, if yon want such things a choice Tennessee Beef, Fork, Sausage, Fresh Fish, Oysters, Ap ples, O aiiM.s, Banmmas, Malaga Grapes, or anything else in the faui-v or family grocery line. urU7-if 88 Cmbkhy 8t The best in mi' world “ Fated & Jacobs Favorite.’ 1 Nov27tf The celebrated “ Ponies ” (Imported) ’/unite the Epizootic for rale only at the New York Grocery store. “Futzel’s.Delight” will delight all smokers. Delightful. . Latest News. —Brown iuakf those tine ink pictures twenty-five cents less. Old pho tographs copied correctly. No. 8 Cotton Avenue. No cards. riov. 11—tf. A favorite with everybody, -‘Putzel dr Jacob* Favorite. Notice to Itlci-chiiiits hh<l Prop crl} Holders. Macon, Ga., December 9, 1873. At a meeting of the Macon Board of Under writers, held this evening, the following reso lution w as unanimously pasted: As the season bus arrived when file crackers, fire works, torpedoes and other highly intlam mablc toys are offered for sale, we would warn our merchants iu time, that by the terms of their Insurance Policies they ure prohibited from keeping i> their 6tock any of these articles, except the old-fashioned Chinese fire-crackers for WHOLESALE IN ORIGINAL BOXES, unless they have sixeial permission embodied in the wniten portion *f their poll cies, for which permission the National Board of Underwriters lias established the extra charge of one-half of one per cent, on the build ing aud all its content*. Published by order of the Board. deelO 3t H. L. BACKUS, Secretary. FINANCIAL & COMMERCIAL. Oiiily Review ol'tlie Markrl, Ofpice Macon Dailt ErrrsarnieE, | December 11—2 o’clock, P. M. ( Cotton. —Report for 24 hours, since 3 I’. M. yesterday. Sold 380 bales ; shipped 899 bales. Received 568 bales. STATEMENT. Stock on band, Sept. 1, 1872- bales _ 412 Received last 24 hours 363 Received previously 37,913—88,431 Total receipts 38,893 Snipped last 34 hours | 399 shipped previously 28,838—27,237 3tock on hand this evening— 11,(256 Market active 17JsJal8c. rRifCE 81 Uftll.vr. 08NABURU8 —No. 1 16 No. 2 H Milledgeville No. 2 14 MACON SHEETING 12J8 Seven eighths 11 Waymanville Sheeting 12;i) Houston Sheeting 11>4 Houston Stripes 18%a15 Columbus Stripes 15al8 High Shoal Stripes 16 Montour Shirting— % 10>£ Factory Sewing Thread 00 YARNS— 1 60 GRlTS—per bushel 135 l ATS—per bushel 00a05 FIELD PEAS—per bushel llAY—Northern Tennessee 1 9Ja2 00 Clov r 1 90 PEA NUTS —per bushel 1 50 PO l'A TOES —limiting Table use 3 50a4 00 APPLES—Northern BUTTER—Goshen No. 1 per lb 43a44 Goshen No. 2 per lb 25 Tennessee No. I ” 3) Tennessee No. 2 “ 20 Country Jisa4U COFFEE— Kio per lb Java per lb 80h88 CHEESE—Beat Cream per lb.. 17,*^ New York per 1b... lo MOLASSES—N. O. Syrup pu gal. “Georgia” per gal.. 70 Sugar House 85 SY HU PS-Golden Drips, per gal... 80a75 Medium \nir gal S5 Ordinary per gal 55 SL'GAH—“ A ” per lb l^a White Extra “C” 18u New Orleans (hhds) Yellow C vzyt* Dcuierara 12y^aLi Port! Itico ll^al^W POWDER—Hazard r>er keg 7 A Orange Mill# 7 00 PROVISIONS, GRAIN, GKOCEKUV, AC. BACON—Clear-ribbed Sides (hinokd).. 12 Shoulders S^aO HAMS—MagnoliaS. C., Cinvassfcd... 19^u20 Fitch’s 19^h20 Tennesnee, plain-cured White Bellies lOalO^ PORK—Pickled, mess IS 00 New, mess VJ 00 Pickled, rumj> 15 00 BULK MEATS—Cask Sides Shoulders Bellies lOaIOX LARD—Prime Leaf, Tierces llall W Kegs 1 # Package-. 12a13 FLOUR- -Low superfine per bbl a7 00 Standard superfine.. H 50 Extra 0 00 Choice extra Family 10 00 “ WylejH X X X X’ ’ , Georgia Mill* , U 50a12 00 Hyacinthe 9 50 “ Domestic ** 12 00 Star of Beauty 11 00 Belle of Georgia H l) 0 Pride of Dixie 19 00 Silver Lake 19 00 CORN —Whit* per bushel % Mixed per bushel SHOT—Per sack * 00 CRACKERS— Butter per 1b....,... 0® Soda.. .VT. W® Cream ... 11l Huger 13 1-2 Lemon 14 (Huger Snare PlcNic... 10 Fancy 17 CANDY-New York per It. 18 M. R. Rogers .i Cos 18 BLACKING—No. 1 per gross 5 00 No. 2 il 09 No. 3 7 00 SODA Hi Curb peril. Halo POTASH—Per lb ... lOail SOAP -Turpentine jwr D- 0 1-2 Laundry 15 Toilet per dor. 75.1 2o Olive 8 TFI AST POWDKRB—Preston ami Merrill’s per dor. 1 !5n2 2.5 Florsford’s 8 HO TOBACCO -Choice Chewing per It. 75 Medium 0O Ordinal y 10*50 Choice Smoking I 25 Medium 75 Common 40 CIGAKfc Imported per thousand 7 > uOn 150 00 Domestic 15 (HhiHO thi BNUIF-Scotch per lb 78 Macaboy 78 PIPKS—Per box ” boa tSO MACKEREL —No. 1 kit* 2 ut'.u’J 50 No. ilbhls K! 50*14 00 No. 2 kit* 1 70 No. 8 bbls—large.. 11 50*13 50 No. 8 kit* 150*170 WHITE FISH—Half bbl 7 50a9 00 OANDI.KB—Beat Star (full w’t)... 31Ua22 Sperm 42*45 Parafflau' tSOaOH STARCH—PearI 7>t,aß\ K()B—Per dor 3“ CHICKENS—Per doz 0 00n5 00 SALT—Virginia per sack 9 K>*2 15 Liverpool 2 25 FEATHERS " HIDES—Dry fliut Uuld G Out BEESWAX 28u.% SWEET POTATOES 1 - r >o WHISKY—Common Rye 1 05*1 10 BAGGING—BengaI 18 Lyon 18 Borneo 18 Gunny 18 Dundee 17 Patched. 17 TIES—t louche Arrow Hh^alO Eureka 1° Aligutor TOBACCO. TOBACCO. j BOXES, Sound aud Cheap, Just being received by SEYMOUR, TINSLEY A CO. COFFEE, COFFEE. -0 BAGS CHEAP COFFEE, just in At SEYMOUR, TINSLEY A CO.’S BACON, BULK MEATS AND LARD, at l.>we*t mar ket price*, At 81CYMOUR, TINBLKY & CO.'S FLOUR. r CAR LOADS NEW BRANDS A.CHEAP, ) Sfijnisur, Tinsley & Cos. 199-tf SALE OF TOWN LOTS. WILL be *old at Public Outery, at the Town of Milner on the Macon & West ern Railroad, all the torn Lots West of the Railroad Wood Shed, containing one to four acres each. Sale to commence on Friday, the oth day of December next, at 10 o’clock, A. u Teems :—One half cash and one half on the Ist day of June, 1873. A. J. WHITE, President. novKo-td. 080. F. HOOK. ALEX. 11. STIEHHKNH NOW READY - HOCE & STEPHENS, FOURTH STREET, (BAST FItONT HOU.INOSWOBTH 111/AC.KJ, HAVE just opened a full and complete stock of Fancy and Fanil} Groceries, Fresh, pure, genuine, entirely new, and war ranted to suit the taste of every one. The as sortment comprises everything required in such a house. The finest brands of Flour, Mod— the best New York Hams, Sugar, Coffee. Hvrup, Cooking Wince, Butter—the best brands of Goshen a specialty—Cheese, Fruits, native and Tropical, together with a complete line of Nut-, Candies, Candles, Pickle* and other articles for the retail trade. FISH AND OYSTERS. Fresh Fish and Oyster* every morning. Also Vegetables o various kinds. We propose, in a word, to supply our friends and the public generally with every thing nice required at reasonable rates. HOGK fi STEPHENS. N. B —All goods delivered free of ehargo. nov7 3rn. BOARD. DAY board and board and lodging in a pri vate house, can be bad by applying to W. D. Kainey on Walnut street,, Mucon. ftept. 12, im 187 BYINGTON HOTEL, GRIFFIN, GA. '■pins HOTEL ranks second to none in A Georgia, for GOOD COM FOKTA BLK ROOMS, WELL SUPPLIED TABLES, AND CHEAPNESS OF RATE. Asa resort for the residence of the present hot Verm, It is unequalled, the night* being remarkable cool and pleasaLt. Th e beet Water in Georgia. 1 W. BYINGTON, 110-189 Proprietor B. I.OWEYilltl.’H BAK A LAGER BEER SALOON, (MASBBT’S OLD STAND.) Opposite) Medical College, Mulberry HL THIS Saloon la supplied with the best Wine* Liquors and Cigar* In th 1 market, and [*rkling Lager Beer of superior quality, Fr-e lunch every day from 10 to 18 o clock and extra lunehee served up at any hosrin the day or night. HwUa Cbewo, Goose, Duck, Ham, s.i.£ .si anything that isay lie desired for lunch. nov24-tf BOS'f —ANI) • Savannah Si IOYV of frcliiit hii.l j cIHO > |HI M’litftT : 1 ' ll’ I* yourb> “IV ’• ■'■ hvui v.iii Stnunnliij> lin ami Mv)i ! oiiAi -;i lmndlim I’l IIAKUj'oN aY • ! :>, A*rt-nt. Sny.m. *•. < !•'. NICKKKS* • n- Mt-S 11 il-ttv,. > ton. j. a. Mia Commission Fr, is:: ii.iy S’l’i. Hot. Wl.Unlx’T and Barnart! AUorilor.*' will wedvo ]:v>m ol:nim*nts of nil kind'* • -v 181.8UU bo: • & M CottfEi :tu Ci>.i ' o i iintiim IIM liny Wtreel, kr . . G.-, 131-309 MEYER, COH >, \N w:m i . Soots and 18 Ilrouuhliin Hi..: 43. Merebmit* applied a! N >; 131 209 IV’ a. s. ii.ni COMMISSION M ■:c ants! A.* * Healers in I'mits, l j ’? $ No. Do Buy Bt., So v Consign lints nollcl ted Orders promptly Htt‘mi ii l ' O ED.SMI niPOR ITIR OJ t .V, <■>l:l aawitre u *.-' And Denier ill llotisp run ' . 142 CongrcM and 141 Si SAVANNAH, <.A 131-209 I F. W. SIM > r ■ <'i(oai I'acloirs !>Di < rill Commission F nts kavaxnaii.g:: Advam i’ miiklo on O'l ton, </i ii > •> : n LS. Mimic promjdiy n Hii! ! A. ||. CII V ll'l.'N. (. 1 • < \ n A: : Commission VB i r.flo Corn.a Bay and Dniyti.a fAVANNAII, ga 1 ;i 3n9 1.. N. wuri ri.is. ' : i in n iii'ni.i: At <*'. ATTOiriVI'.VN. Ae„ . CV, N'O. 2 COTTON AYEN'I ?.! . GA. 33-107 mow in the ... SLAUGHI f\ N For KTII .-THKI ! ■■ ii \ / burn (V Ivl’.vurds, 5- \ " Toss anfl Chris!!!! ;. Nfy stock ir (-omplcb*, :onl < tiling in tliu lialvury mid i.nni l/m* Wrddlng I’lirli*supplied om Thankful to the ritizeiio ( I ; • l patronage. I iv peetfuUy nolle 1 for the future Come and < 1 ! : : j guarantee nat i- f.u tion. novls lm (i. .*• . 1 !.: Marshall I BAVANNAII.GA. A. If. LUCE, ProjH HOARD PER DAY TOO. 121-200 Savannali i 0 NORTHEAST CORNER OF Mol .11 AND FOURTH STRI TANARUS, ,13 OIY, OIIOICM t. I HAVE opened, In conn .ii 1 ,my choice i Iqu.irund Fancy GRE N MAR Where I will furnisli to epicure,, CHOICE REEF, PORK, Ml I I AU SAGE i, GAME OK ALL i FISII, OYSTERS, VI l BLEB and FRUIT,• and articles too numerous t . ~ novlS tf W. A. Ol V:'. H. HOUMRi . ATTORNEY A:' MACON, GEORGIA. Ofllc at ntr • nrii of UnVton I! •!!, ' i 2-*?" All I>>i iii< will receive | . • i tinn r JT. 81. 4 'i-A, ATTO :.N£Y AV Halsfon ”1:111 ISnlitf. CHERRY STREET, M.V'OL G I2Btf .1. .1. A*l2Alf!s ATTORNEY AT - Bay street, hava a. (10LLEL 1 IONS promptly nit**? ’ ' end J motley n imUoa at once l* .*> >• i:i\Mi Pulaski Ho;: o, SAVANNAH. 0A . J Ni). \V. <; IMKIM ~ I'lioi'Birrroj A first i L house In ever 181 209 11. tt. Ulill t. ATTORNEY AT f ORNER OF MULBERRY ■ o V Streets, lu Coart House. ’ 23-104 Press for & ‘.e I WE have for sale a large i ’ DON PP.EBB (Allgstor) and i : J LEB’ PAPER CUTTER In good eon,lit bail at a bargain Sold to maki 0,. lar ger and *wfer machines. Adorer* L!.>*.?. WING t. dfllil. Uf Mteon, Oa. WINSHIP & CALLAWAY, * THE LARGEST AM) OLDKSI CLOTHING HOUSE On THE STATE, Scc.uul Sii’cei, 31ncoit. 4 u orgia. (c!l!*.m PROSPECTUS ii item (\ i'-Diit the llrrt week in Deoembcr, / •' • from thUolllcetin*iirat num ber of a cive Weekly Paper! It \mill contain ail the the Telegraphic new* nf tJu u. ' k, and the latest reliable information •mi II ii I ,•(• I ami from all parts of the woriu. In ii-edii"i i;d department will be found dl ciisHious of all the • I* sv i; bss t; i :h • of t-lie tim. Particular attention will be glv en t- tin* advancement of Science*, Art, and Literature; u Uc all lutcrettinpf events and uutlicntie pioßi e,.K, of the political world will, be faithfully pi < > ented. i:iition ran \*. One V. -M x out ii • 100 i Invnrialiiy In advance, l' i ; 'No.u ,i lion taken for le. r - than six mom ha. >ow ] the tlinu to subaerib Spec. - --• I N on. 11-: J <> AtTI.ICATIMN. Oiu' ami Medicines, PAIN 1S AND OILS, FANCY AND TOILET AKTK'LI‘> ' i'S, PEUFUMKRYB, CDMIW AND BRUSHES, “ATI NT MEDICINES, Hie, T -AGCO, 3NUEF, ami Tiir: -- CiiK.M'* ‘ : ABB EVER OFFERED IN THIS CITY. Wi'.jl' > S < (ra Kcrospiip Oil! NO. 1 FIRE TEST. LAMPS mul CHIMNEY'S und WICK. PRESCRIPTIONS ACCURATELY COMPOUNDED. utirf.H t 1 (n guaranteed in till purchase*. I ln\o for -ik flu* purest and bent Whisky oid (i n in thi 4 city for Medicinal purposes.— Ono tui 1 1 will o.ti if ; . the most fastidious. kOLAXD 11. 1I ALL. I)- i r i, Tln-rlntrn’M Garden Seed, lid tf r. ( . -1 •, Ht. hiul CtUnn Aveuuo. Spiswfloil Hotel, NFAIII.V Mjo*rrH PABBBNOKU DEPOT, (Only one. minuted walk.) 1 A G J i:, GEORGIA. Lo fi’d 3.()0 per Day. VIC-MI.N 75 COTN ILKII. I. 11. If A1: ii 18, I'ronrlctor (;. .1. Macmillan, Hu|M*rint'’iidcnt *JAMI 'i .V, MKUtA. 111 tilC Office. I—lf ii si. {, a of Schedule. MA'.ON X WESTERN It K. CO., I M ~ 3.1,, OetobtT 31, 1872. ( / v.el - orelay November 3d, the fob I / It, - ,/ eit e.3: fur Passenger Trains, will bn observed m this road: I> A Y PASSENGER. Leave M; eon 8:15 A. *•. Arrlveat Maeo . . 2:35 a. m. Arrive at Atla.ita 2:40 r. M. NIGHT PA:- ENGBK AND FREIGHT. I, live ■ '..1 .. 8.50 p. M. Arrive nt Mitemi 8:20 A. M. .cave Atbnitii (f:<)0 p. M. A'liveiO Atlanta. . 4:55 A. M. ■ Loilng ei(He connections at Macon with lentni lee i e! for Sav'nah and Augusta, ml mtli .-i.ulhwi stern Eailrouil for points in /Utliw—l 1 .cliigin. it Atlanta v/ltb Western and Atlantic Railway fur points West. A J WHITE, nov2tf Snperlii tender) t. Ahmami L, F m. Edoaii A Ross. COAL AND WOOD. WK ;inr r< udy to 1111 orders at reduced rate** for the very bu*t COAL CREEK and ANTHRACITE COAL, COKE and BLACKSMI I H COAL, also best UPLA N0 OAK ac and HICKORY WOOD. Order* left at the office of A. O. Butts, At store of W'ii ship A Callaway, or at yard M. A W K K.. will receive prompt attention. ililSl BtJTTS A BOBS. J ANNUAL FAIR —of tii i: Agi’iculltirul mi.l chuiiical AdSOCIATIOA or GEORGIA, Hold eit *ulxxla.. CUMMKNCINO MOaNIIsU, Dr.CKMIIFR ::OtU, And continue the week. fj'MIK Central HnUrond and eonncetlonaand 1 Atlanta and Oulf lta'dmud and connection* >vlll trunaport visitors for om fare, returning free. *nmi: ifiv.s'r. I here will boa Babre foul • between tU* 8" nnih and At 8 on Doci in i' . • h and oth. R \ d^KNft Open to the world, thri e , more to enter. L.i test rrottiiiir in-'l'.-li.mu . None, Purse. $100; Fastest pair of Trotlinu' Ijoraea, owned and nsed a auch, l‘ur-c, : ;>0; and lyinuh -har iii Horse, l'late, f": 0; Ik i poir ef llanieM 11 r-es, Plate. s:•’*; lie t l'iu:i, irse, Plate, sl.‘; limraluy; F ;u: weep , , mile lieata, three or tnoro to enter, two Iu sturt, cntrunc* 10 per cent, Purse, 4 OTTOiX 1K liTS i B: .U The Chamber of Commn ■ oiVes the follow- prcmluniH: i or best three hales of nphmd c<tton of one planter’s growth ou c.xhlhitiun, ; vmlutn to go to planter, |SO. For three bales rank lm: 1 in quality, premium to go t.o planter i'. Fi r three bah ranking lliir i quality, premiums to go to pl.-tnb n For tlm best txde of sea I,lmm cotton, SSO; next, bent in quality, premium to .;<> to planter, S4O, i . the best Ciu fir nphm i ' it*m, $1(X). Fur the best bu-lft 'of imugh ' e, of the va riety known u- goht Deed, j- s. itogo to phu.ter, $lO. tor the bt'ht bushel of i.o ii i.ic ,of the va i i- 1 y kuown as white, prenmm i.> ;o to plan ter. $lO. \o fee will be < barged fm enT ling of e>ldb lting oticleH, lor Premium Litis or otlu rie rmutlon, ap ply to ,J. 11. K.TMLL Secretary, 185-td Savannah, (u. 'K'o liar .ISahi f *f:iron TIU2 ALBANY TYYVB Cimilatp* exclusively in Doiiglierly. Mil.'ln 11, Le, Baker i.ml VVr.nl. ( . . He*. ; Tbe willliit..t Cottim .■> .g eeetlon ; (.! Georgia.../^ TIIIT TSTBY'i - 1 0 Is 11, host Advertising Medium n Southwest tin Georgia. APVItHTISEM ( NT ? HOUCITBr*. CAKE y YV. BTVLKS, Proprietor. i THE I'KEmiiril WEEKLY. I T 1m univemully conceded Hint dv< rtinint is n to Miceertn in biir*ni< - • ; it k uiho conceded, bv th* Hlirewdcnt liuhlii* h men, that iiewHjmoerH are the be**t medlttm for reaidiing ull ] i ttcH wLobc trade i.- ■<l THE MON KOE ADVFrUTIBEH ■ reueh* more of the people. fcm'Lnif with Ma con tlmn smy other iounnd pHiiii hed in the i con itry; it la, tlien fore, the t f lucdium of ! eoinimiideation with the pJ .i rc, Intere tn. ! We vviil he happy ;ii ; ny lime L iundhh refer crif to kudinn He icli.mts Ik-i .and elsewhere, I who will tentin' to the fact t}<at they have re- I cci, ( and ordern un irood,-* from p.; ■ who read ' ifjw.ir carda In The. AUm-dstr hi fact, many who have availed fliei -elves columns. cHndklly Bay Unit itn v:. 1 1 .. c o ■ that of all oilier journals in which U-. n represented. T)ve A> burr liter lit*-.- the, fr,luv .• of youth and the. riptmefti of ■, and is there fore dcHervedly nueecaaful. Clfa\ It ACTE It OF ADVEiTiIM kVENTH. No .ulvortiaemciit lire admitted whivh arc not hciii ved to be uinrv-j <pn .-: -u amt of v ilue, arid from p rt.i - tin'i" ioral)lvTo* lilihic Unit the IV. ’ . v of Tin ho rr will be • ufe in ordering then* from imy <ii tai.ee. To our rcudern, tbc fel ■fit-' npp vnet: here lias I all the wci 'ht o\ cmlori c re fft mid authority. AdrirCf-a, JAti. V. S'i) r - Mb, ftfOftr |)| siuM&'t’ ol i.i cl. v * ule. iL'PEmNI KNDEN’I : OKI*CL, f M iConA Bl< -v.-k K \dCo., , Macon, G:i., Octoln r ItiT.l. ) ON mid after Thm *it*y < :t > • r : 'l, lS7‘i, trains ontlii*’ro;d-,v il! i • follow*: DAT J'AMHBNOIJIt TRAIN, o*. ! i ' NDAYS EX i'l’VSEl).) Macon . D:ls a. m. Arr iv * at Je*up. v. .m. Arrive at Brunswick HfcUfLp. m. Leavt* Bi unawicU I ..!) a. w. Arrive at .lesup 1 i:> a, m. Arrive at Macon 10 v. m. NIGHT PA lyior.il TP.A Vil.v. Leave Macon s. .A p. m y\ri it JcteOp •• 5 00 a M Arrive at fuvanuuh " *^' A ' f Le.it vc Mivunnah *’■ M J.uun I” Arrive at Macon 7.U)a. sr Both day and night teain* eonte-eth closely at vup with train.- to and 1 lorida. HAW KJ Mi VILLC TRAIN DAILT, . KX’ CRFrED. ) Leave Macon ‘..'o . m ' Arrive at HaWkin.^ville.. '* ** j Leave Mawklnsville b:sr a. m. ; Arrive at MOCOO 10;. 5 a. M. WM Mai REA 17ttf General SttpermtendenL TOMtRCBAHTS! MERCHANTS wishing t iJn.-f their nawu and business prominsntl' i.iu'.-i-e tb f"-o plu of Macon, Tsylur, Crawford HpMton .■onntjts, should advertise in t.l XiUHl.'l'n. MIKKOK. Circulation good xd ouTUlsIDg von’fast Rt*s libers’. „ W. T. CHRIS r iFHEB, I-p & Paoe n port V nl!**. Go.