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Newspaper Page TextMACON DAILY ENTERPRISE Y 1 U O>. I. IM < . 111. |T9 m BLIHIIRD BVKRY KVRNINO BY LINES. WING A SMITH. No. 10 linUln'TAWortli Blo<*k. All letter* rriatlnff to fMmcriptlan tltofildlx ml <riw/ to /Ahth, Hi n/ (I: hntithy Af(U‘t*n % da. Ooitunnnicailon* for th< jmfx-r nhouhl Iff ml drcwd to the Motor. MV cannot undertake to return rejected communication*. WfU out hr titi vate* l ncim item *, front aU part* of the State t *o licited. Hon. Troma* I'liisb—The death of llou. Thomas Purse, of Savannah, is an nounced hy tclcgrn|ili lids morning, at the age of seventy years. Mr. Purse has been in feeble health for some time. His death is therefore not an unexpected event to his family und friends. For many year* Mr. Purse lias occupied a conspicuous place in the society, business and politics of Geor gia. He has been Chairman of the Dem ocratic Executive Committee, and Muyor of Savannah. He wus one of the builders of the Central Kail rood, and its first super intendent. The invention of the railroad time and train schedule first originated with him, und its vuluc has been estab lished by the universal use of it through oat the country in ruilroud circles, lie was for many years in the Bourd of Direc tors of the Central ltuilroud and Banking Company, and Vice President of the same, lie was an honest man, and a warm, true fricud. He has lived to a good old age, has fulfilled his life’s mission, und gone to a peaceful rest. Honor to his memory. Tiik Constitution tries to lie or funny—and It is really hard to make out which—over our notice of the Mar shnll s rujhteen column* advertisement of tax sales of that city. It says $.10,000 will cover arrearages. We are glad to hear this, but the big advertisement is enough to frighten almost anybody not posted. ~ The letters, papers and manuscripts of W. 11 l’rcstcott, the historian, were com pletely destroyed hy the Boston lire. Du riug u visit in Europe of the members o IU; family into whose possession t iny hadf come these valuables were stored "for safe ty" iu ono of the line granite warehouses consumed by the tremendous conflagration. -■ ♦ - Don gaud friends of the Americas Tri- Weekly Krpublicnu exhibit good taste in copying from (lie Kntkhi’Rlbk—but hud taste In making our work their* , giving us no credit. This may he a mistake, Ulus lulling the adage "Mistakes do happen in the best ol families." lIKN Ki nski.i„ Editor of the lhiinhiidge Democrat, iu a letter to the Savannah Re publican, under dale of the ltltli, contra dicts the report of that paper of Ids death. - Cotton Hkcrhts at Intkbiou Towns. The following shows the receipts of the named Interior towns from August 31st to December 11th. Their united stocks on the Kith were 81,489, against 73,54(1 same date last year 1871. 1873. Augusta 77,965 118,335 Macon 32.249 39,930 Kufaula - - 12,t!0l Hi,071 Columbus - - • 113,407 33,085 Montgomery - • Jti.ltitl 15,053 Selma - • • 35,784 38,773 Nashville • 35,318 35,119 Memphis - - • 104,4111 158,484 Total - - 407.8011 445,040 - TELEGRAPHIC SUMMARY. DKi'KUIUCH 19. XVASHINUTON. llursK.—Tkl Now York ami Weil holm Steamship Compiiuy petition lor $ 100,000, A bill authorizing the Comptroller or the Treasury to examine the condition of the Savings Hunks of the District, passed Skuatk, —In the Senate Stevenson for mally nnuouuccd tho death of Mr. Davis. Eulogies occupied the day lilt id.in. December 18.—The Emperor giants Itianinrck’s request for release from the I‘niaeiau Ministry. Von Boon eels provisionally as President of the Prussian Ministers. London, December 18.—Twenty-tour hours of rain storm. Largo tracts of Lei cestershire are flooded, and twelve inches of snow have fallen In Derbyshire. New York, December 18,—The second trial of Stokes for the murder of Fisk be gan in the Court of Oyer and Terminer this morning. The prisoner and bis coun sel express themselves hojicful of acquittal. The Jury is now being empanelled. Tlie sub-Treasury balance show s Gold, 1-44,194,530; currency, $23,351,739. Kkt W*t, Decern tier 18.—The French ship Leone, with a cargo of cotton, from New Orleans for Bordeaux, was wrecked while conuning into this |K>rt Jackson, Miss., December 18.—James Lynch, colored, .Secretary of Stale, died iu t its city last night of pneumonia. ScniNni iKi.n, Mam, Dccomliu IS.— Charles S P. llowles. of the Arm of Bow les Bros <& Cos., of Paris, lias been arrested here at the instance of a depositor. London, December IS —Hubert Bowles lias been sent to Hie Newgate prison to await trial ltM.pn Waldo Kmkmok in Kkoi.akd Ralph Waldo Kuiemni rtcoully made lilt appearance among his old friends in London. To all but a very'few intimate fricndi* lie was incognito, but tbc pleasant little room in Down street, where he re mained during Ills brief Hay .suddenly be came a shrine to liis friends of earlier days The nearest thing to au appearance which he made, was a Sunday evening visit to the Cosmopolitan Club, where lie was in troduced by Thomas Hughe--, and was for an hour or two surrounded by a reverent circle of eminent scholars, lie has now gone to Egypt, but promises to return in the spring and pass two mouths with hit friends in Loudon. He wilt have in that case to see a good many peopledbr no Kng liabman has more, if so many, •itthusi sslic friends. When the tidings of llie burning of liil house st Concord came, those who kuew Mr. Kmertou were be sieged with inquiries whether contribu tions toward its rebuilding would be al lowed. These Mr Kmersou in a kind letter declined Is the Louisville Courier-Journal corn Igaient to speak impartially on the postal jf telegraphy question v It owns llie fran cliise. pun based at a low figure, of the Western Associated Press, for Louisville, and (Middles dispatches to other papers, thus securing its own for nothing. STATE 'MEWS. Sal an Hit It ; The Republican of the I 4th aay . a po liceman on duty, maltreated a nc-i > girl, a pupil of the Public Scle N for colored girls, in rear of St. Stephen , Church, whilst at play with olhei i l l -. about noon the day previous. The "tllcial will he asked to rise and explain until when, he stands in a very bad light with the good people of Savannah. The colored chil dren are pupil* of the Public School* of Savannah, and as such arc the wards of the city and under a special pimriliaualtip of the authorities. The News of the I lit, says —The Keeper of the Eight House at Tybee repot ted to the Collector of the Port yesterday, that on the night of the I Ith instant, dur ing the prevalence of the heavy gale, four large storm put/hs In the light house were broken hy a largs number of wild ducks that were driven against the glasa by. the wind. .Several of the duck were killed. The panes damaged are the mo-I important in the light house, and will hare to bo replaced immediately. The hingnlnr and mysterious disappear ance, on Saturday evening, of Mr. Robert b. Arlow, and tbe terrible distress of his family in consequence thereof Is explained, to the Joy aud satisfaction of all concerned. He was called out of the city on business —sent a message to his futility—lsily failed to deliver. Hence tin liars exci ted in his behalf. Atliiutu : The Hun, of the 18th, say the post poned addressed of Mr. Stephen-, which, lit response to a petition of u large uuin her of citizens, was to have been deliv erer! on tbe Tth Inst, will be delivered in tbe Hall of Representative-, on I-'rlday evening, 30th inst., at - oYl'irk Augusta : Two cases of cotton slenlin," win report ed at police hcadquurlei Tuc -lay The Havunmtli is on the rise. flic Chronicle says.—Ycsteidny was what our English cousins would have termed a "musty day.” 4'olmiittux: The Knqtiiicr of the l-Ili comes tons in mourning for the death cf Mr. Thomas Ragland, one of its proprietors, who died suddenly of colic, at 3 I 3 o'clock of that morning, lie was in his ntlire all the previous day, attending to hi- u-nal busi ness with chccrfulnc. s, and went home in the afternoon uppniently free front pant or apprehension of illness Mr Kuglnnd was born in Raleigh, North Caiol’um, on the lilt day of October, 1", - removed to Georgia early iu life, and u - for a time connected with a papet it Milledgcville. lie wus nun tied iu .loin county, to Miss Haiuli Ann Day, on the -nth of October, 1833. He took an interest iu toe Colum bus Enquirer on the sth of October, 1842, und bud siuco that time been ( instantly connected with it. His life was one of uMfulnem aud honor, and lie leaves behind him a large family to emulate his virtues, und a whole community to mourn the loss of a valued citizen ami ft lend. in the Muscogee Superior Court, thirty lourth-dny, Dr. Colzey, on lilul for the murder of Charlie Upon, was acquit led Tho Sun says Thus has end ed the trial uml investigation of a case, that luis elicited more interest than any that Ims been tried here for years The whole affair is a sad one, ami regretted by all parties, but we venture by none more tlmu Dr. Colzey. hiuiscll. A jury of Ids countryman through their verdict have spoken ami with that verdict let the matter rest. Colored Muthodist Conference, iu ses sion in the building near tlx; Lowell ware house Iu Columbus yesterday, Bishop \ an derhorst, colored, presides. (Jen, John 11. Hood is on n visit to Columbus. 44 ri lit n : The News of yesterday announces the death of Mr. K. (1. Foster, in that city, on Tuesday morning at I o’clock, soinewhere near 65 years of age, and says Mr Foster was one of (Irifllin’s most active nml eftl dent business men. He was universally esteemed for Ids many noble traits of char acter, bis great personal cleverness ami energy. The Ladies' Dress. A distinguished Frenchman. M. Charles Blanc, contend s that the toilet belongs to one of tho Hue arts, despite the infinite vu rioty of dress, tho fair lady arraying her self submits, so far as alio is guided by good taste, to three invariable conditions of beauty, namely, order, proportion and harmony. I’bc essay in widt h lids theory is laid down and sustained terms part of a work on decorative art. and was recently read in Paris at the annua) meeting of the Institute. M. Blanc holds that the milliner may oflentl against Hie art of diess—the principle lives all the same. 11c insists ou tho obvious rule— (or wlmt might seem such were we not familial \\ itli a stylo of die-s which it tho latest New York ides of what is Parisian)— that tho slispe and proportions of tho human figure arc Hie basis nml Uie law of dn A woman i- ! not shajH',l like a Ml, nor hh, a wasp. ; nor yet like a barrel, wills tho bulge vciy prononec Therefore, the crinoline and * the Dolly Ynrden. exaggerated, as may in' i seen every day m Broadway, until il rc ! ally begins to lie of m> consequence j whether a lady be well or ill formed, arc inexorably condemned by the principle- ! of art Dress is not to build on the woman 1 an entirely dliferent from, but to half rc veal and half conceal the point liueai grace of outline. We m-cd.' therefore, have the clear definition of figure which Canova loved. The modern beauty, equipped for conquest, lias been described as a hetro evil ecus combination of iucobe rcut forms which nature could never have united in one animal, nr art blended in one composition, ami who can deny the truth of tbc satire ? So n principle must govern the selection ol' colot as well as the torin >1 ltlane look* forward to the lime when the art of drt-ss will be under stood aud expounded by recognized pro femora. We hope that time will soou ar rive. aud that we shall not have to wait until some great princess builds a college for ladies, to see our w omen attire them selves in a mauner wnich shall evince at once their good sense and good taste, while doing complete justice to their, at present bewildered charms. A Davenport man. with three marriage ! able daughters, has posted the following i notice over hit bell-pull . Wood, fti I cold; coal SO cents per bushel, gas dea: and bad. Parties staying after !• o’clock will please settle quarterly VH. A re duction made after popping, and the full amouut added to the bridal oVvwr,” Council Proceeding*. t.'eoci \b Hextino, i to iirii Chamber, Dec. 17, JS72. I Present- lion V, A llufT, Mayor, Aldermen, , (dsy. Kills, K.iii'its, Tinsley, Fitzgerald- VVooilllff, Smith, W.ieg'-nstein sml Wilburn. | A If-on t— AM :id m Hid HI. Tin; minut* <>f il.o lust meeting were read •ml confirm' ! Commune <fA Pul ter* on, Chief of the Mid on Kim Ihp n Inn-nt in referarife to 1 lie de ficiency of w ii 4.1 ii.- ■i■t< rn ni'iir No. 1 En gine Mourn*, on 'll - l struct, was referred to the CoiumitU-c on Eire Department. Tin* followin 'ommunicatiou of H L. Backus wa* read und referred to the Muyor, With the power to act: NOTICE TO MEL' HANTS ASO PROI'JSUTY IIOL DEBS. Macon, Dec. If, 18?2. At • mcetiii;’ of tic* Macon Bourd of Under writers, held thin evening, the following reso lution was unanimously fiosscd: At the *ea*on 1m- arrived when fire c rack era, fir* work*, torpedoes, and otlier highly in fUmuble toyi, arc offered for wale, we would warn our merchant* in time that hy the term* of their iin*urun< policies, they are prohibited from keeping ii. their ttocka anv of these ar ticles, except the >M fashioned Chinese fire cracker*, for /A< >'• in original unless they huye< ti! | > iih i i< *ii embodied in tin written portion of their policies, for which per inilflion tin* N;ition:! Bosid of I nderwriter ha* CBUtdihlml t|j. . xtru charge of one half of one per cent, on tl." Imildingand all it* con* tent-. II L. Ba< ki h, Secretary. To the Mayor l< mm il of Mueoii, Ga. Tbe, following - rnn i.n ation of 11. I*. Back uh was re’id und ordered spread upon the minutes: Mai'on, i\., November 27, 1872. To th> //<■ i-iroh I f'tmrull of Macon y (la: (insTLKMi. s A' an t sit meeting of the. Macon Board of I ii'l* rv. ritti 4 it was resolved that a copy of net’nm 10 of our By-Law* be transmitted to yn.i r honorable body for imme diate, action. He t\ 10, “No mi mber of this Board sli or nnder any eirenm tunces, give his verbal or written eon ' iit to the erection, or alteration, or addition to, of my building within thy city, in contrv*ntioi, <>t tin; ordinance* of the city in relation thereto ' lie.- |h • Mi.]’. . ulmiitted, !i. L. Backi s, H e'y *! Board of Underwriters. The folio a i • •. •rt f the Finance Com mittee whh n rt iv< and, read and udopted : Your Uoinmr: g t.o report that in their Report, given in miury 17, IH7I, u* to the Liability of thr ( • , (unitted to deduct from the foot ol the R. .rt > io.OOO of City Bonds, deposited with •l**lin J. < often & Son us collat eral for borrowed money, but the sunn* was ho stated in tie body of the Report, which made the actual hide! -dm - uh estimated s7ss,iWtt, and not s.s*, ’li tln-n extended with assets us reported. W. L. Ellis, A. R. Tinsley, (i. B. Rohbkts, Finance Com. M,Dn-. IT, IST’. Tie- Committee on Public Property reported favorably on tie- petition of Win. Hu/.lehurst, A K Tin-)- \, I, K Siish(lmi-11, VV W ('arn.-s, i) it Jone . N M ih-lgkins nml .1 Monroe Ogden, asking permi inn to sell a errl.un portion of land granted and liargsined to lb-v il K Kees, to be used for church and charitable purposes, the proceed-, nf said sale to be appropriated to the liulldltig of new elmreh. On motion the report was in-<-iv<-tl aid adopted. Tin- Connnitl - nn Streets reported favorably on Hie peli’ i- --i of M> ehnnies’ Fire (Jo., No. 4, desiring tin dileli lllled in tin; engine track iu front of tlreir engine house door. On motion, tile report wit- udnpted. 'i iie follow i. lieporta of the (.'ily Treasurer were reeel vi and, i id, adopted and ordered spreiul upon the Mini,l- Mavok am> Ai \ t'rrv or Muon is AccountCi -mi vr with Ciias. J. WTi.i.ixm son, Tin \ - ■ tHf;. I)n. Sept, 20 ’to led.nn e from last re pori t 7,:m :i‘.t " lav 50,'iOti 22 “ Interest 1,718 !Ki ‘ iiisiiriuu-e tax 895 11 “ ( ily lots 428 09 " Mil ret 545 80 “ Fine :>TO 50 l.ieense . . . 1 ,:tf>9 50 Railroad eonueetloiis. 5,000 (Hi " I’uhlie property 122 .V) 11 Tax on sales 102 41 " Fin Department (sale of englnos l 2,400 00 flu e Dill DO (HI 870,927 52 Dee. lli -do a)ace loouglit clown.s 2,150 05 IST.’. Cb. l)y Tux remitted $ 0 00 ■■ Police 0,707 -47 ' Pulidr property 4,200 12 “ Incidental 2,222 25 “ Rose 11111 112 00 ■’ N--w Change Hills, old issue, burned by Finance Committee 4s 00 New Change Hills 1807, liurned by FT nance Committee.. 50-4 0(1 " City Change Hills, 1870, burned by Fi nance Committee.. 02 00 “ City Change Hills, isn, liurned by Fi nance Committer.. 18 00 Macon ,V Hrunawiek It. li. Bond* 10,000 00 " Mercer l Diversity Bonds 7,(KH) 00 “ interest t>uid coupons mi notes, Ac 18,022 10 Fire Department 2,401 Nil “ Saliu y 1,049 .88 ” Chuntl 22 25 “ (ins light 1,003 44 “ Street, 0,401 M “ Hill- ret oivatde 200 50 '• ciuartl House 17U OU •• (ius Kill Scrip 0 To " Bends endorsed by Railroads 5,000 00 *' Insurance 'l'ax re niitled 2 #SO “ Mu; i/ine 80 00 " ( , h to luilanee, 2. ISO 05 *TO,O2T 52 Wo, menil'- :■< of the Finance Committee, oertily tliat w. In t. tliis day exiuniued Hie Re port -I( I- .1 \\ iiiunseN, Trraacrrr, for the Fourth Quarter, and tlnd the same correct and accompanied I'.v proper vouchers, ending De emnber 10, 18T. W. L, Ki.tis, A. R. Tivsi i Y, (>. H. Komturs Finauee Committee M ai-on, i.i, Dee. IT, 1572. \\M vl t;i :• t ;K nii’TS and MI NTS l'\ t ' \S W 11.1.1 AMtiON, TRKASI HKH FOK IST,' 1871 Dh. Dw 41 -'f.t ' $ 2,500 10 *• 1..\ V*\NTl w ‘ in-sur.uuv Tax 2,750 07 “ Tax *n Allen 1,202 70 ' M vi S„W SI 2 n- 80,027 44 * Fine 2.700 10 ■ < i hut ) oiU'hHunts 7*o (X) ' lut iv*st, hulmr dk on on : omls, etv 0,21$ 75 *• '<> sav'n, (irillhi A V Ain. U. K 50,000 00 " • ' Slot k '.‘4o 00 " I'u-IVojM'rtv iHtt 14 " ■ Fair.... UH) (H “ Kaitr*mu! CouiH’t Uoua. 10,000 (X) " ( in l.*‘U 10.M2 45 " M vMA AK R Cos.. 100,000 00 • NUrk -: 15 oo IK*-' 1W 00 . :.i‘; • a A F (.r on for tickets old at Fair 525 00 V, * Maoou Street K. H. Cos S,(XH) 00 '■ R**so Hill 05 00 Fire Ht pariim lit (sjiK* <<units 2,400 00 $■*•42,80:; 11 IS *l C'R. IK t 4V- r.v ;..;t: 1 H . V $ 1,582 40 ' I‘olict 20,017 74 Market U* ■ Tx (tvciiuad) H-.i So “ Istenwt 7*t,57t W “ Fin-Department..... II ” City Tax l,lV>l OS.’ ” I>h dental 7,<K > ’’ Street lfi.SlH 04 ” Salary 7.141 RS " Bon.:- sundry) tti.StW 00 SLwt Encroachment 1W O. , “ Mas Lights 8,782 00 “ Dis ton Stock, Haf’h, (irifTin A N. Ala. K R. Cos 30,000 00 “ Bills Payable. 80,156 88 “ Charity 274 06 “ Public Property 11,402 04 “ Discount on Cltv Lot- 143 75 “ Macon Free School.. 520 00 “ Mils Bill Scrip 1,881 75 ■ Fine (remitted; 105 (X) I Magazine 150 00 “ Discount on Stock M. ,\c A. R. It. Cos 73,750 00 “ Discount on Stock Macon Bt. R. R. Cos. 1,500 00 “ Doga 10 00 “ Rose Hill 207 00 “ New Change Bills (old Issue) burnt by Fi nance Committee.. 48 00 “ New Change Bills 1807 burnt by Fi. Com... 504 00 “ City Change Bills 1870 burnt by Fi. Com.. 03 (X) “ City Change Bills 1871 burnt by FI. Com... 18 fK) “ Bills Receivable 209 50 II Insurance Tax (remit ted) 2 50 “ By Cash to Balance.. 3,186 05 6342,863 11 We, flu* members of the Finance Committee, certify that we have examined the above re port of receipt* and disbursements of the Treas urer, for the year 1 sT:i, and lind the same cor rcet. W. L. Ellis, A. R. Tinsley, (. B. Rouehts, Finance Coin. Morony December 17,1872. 'J hc report of the Managers of the city elec tion held December 14th. 1872, declaring the following officers elected was received, read and ordered spread upon the minutes, viz: Mayor W. A I lull. Aldermen, Barron Carter, D M Durrett, T C Dempsey, Benjamin Burdick, JO Dcitz, F A Shoncmun, *J \V Burke, Christopher Burke, linvna Ellis, .1 J Cornell, R J Lightfoot and Vafentiue Kahn. Clerk of Council J A McManus, City Treas urer, Charles J Williamson. The following pretest was received, read and ordered spread upon the minutes : City of Macon, i To the lion, the Mavor Bibb co. Mu. t and Council of said c ity. We the undersigned, candidates for Alder man on the Peoples’ Ticket at the late city election for Alderman of said city do hereby notify your honorable body that we will con test the election of Barron Carter, I) Durrott. B Burdick, J M Deitz, Christopher Burke, J W Burke, .1 J Cornell and R J Lightfoot, outlie ground that illegal votes were poled for 'said candidates and voters legally qualified, who oifered to vote for the undersigned, were refused hy the election managers. P. Fitzgerald, Pat. Kerwin. On motion, the Council adjourned to meet to morrow at . o’clock, P. M. J. A. McManus, Clerk. Anchors Wanted. —One of the most remarkable iliscovcries supposed to be made by modern science is the drifting of tho stars. Richard A. Proctor, secretary of the Koval Astronomical Society, claims the merit of lirst suggesting the possibility of, there being in fact no fixed stars; but Professor Huggins is said to have first de monstrated the fact that certain of the stars, notably Sirius,arewandering through space with almost incredible rapidity. The umlulatory light waves are the criteria qy which this approacli or recession is found, and the rate at w hich they strike tho eye of the observer gives the proof of Hie stars coming towards the earth or go from it. If the waves come in quicker acccession than from a luminous body at rest, the source of light, according to a well known law, is approaching ; if, on tho contrary, they come in slower succes sion than from a luminous body at rest, the source of light is receding. Not only does this stardrifl—ns Mr Proctor calls it —take place witn single stars, but whole groups, with rythmic motion, are circling among themselves, sometimes drifting si lently, swiftly, mysteriously, in a common direction; sometimes iutervolved iu a man ner at present unaccountable. oiiitiakv. John Iv. Davis, son of G. W. and Ann Davis, died November 18th, aged 22 years. I month and 16 days. This excellent young man met death bravely and joyfully. Everything con spired to render life attractive, and the earthly future loomed up before him full of hope and achievement. It was said of him that “lie had no enemies,” so courteoils and upright were his actions among his fellow-men. Up to his last illness he had made no profession of religion, but gave oft attention to sacrud tilings, and paid serious heed to religious instruction with earnestly increasing con viction. During his illness, he was enabled to concentrate his thoughts on the Redeemer of the world, and trusted for salvation in Christ alone. Of this, lie gave clear and convincing proof to his anxious and sor row Stricken friends, and affectionately commended them all to the mercy of God. As death approached, no tremor was experienced. Frequently he would break iorth in songs of praise, and welcomed with eager joy the near inheritance of Heaven Cut down iu the vigor of early man hood, it is yet true that “all is well” with him. since to progress in the safe realm of immortal glory, is far better than to suffer the ills and fears of earth. His sun has gone down while it is yet day, but not a siugle cloud darkened the horizon. 11. INNODNCBn ENTS. 1 offer myself as an independent candidate for the otlieo of coroner for the county of Bibb. Bo far as my political views Is concerned, I profess to be a Democrat. I am in hopes that all good Democrats will support me, I am a otic arm man I lost my arm in this late war. til. XKRDM Gt Ul New Candidatk.—Tbc friends of CiiAJi Tkbo Akstove, announce him as one of the most suitable candidates for public favor. td. bawnomc ummAm —At the solicita tion of friends, irrespective of party, I an nounce myself a candidate for the purchase of Hides, pledging 1115-self to pay tlie highest market prices tor all kinds of liidcg and skins, from ttiat of a coon to a cow. I am, respectfully, B. D. Li msten, declrSt Cotton Press, Third St. The friends of JeixiE Jas. B. Ahtoi-e. an nounce him as candidate for ofUcc of Tax Col lector, subjer t to the will of the people. doe. IT—to.. Tin- friends of Jpssru Wiuiovrne announce him as a suitable candidate for the office of Comity Treasurer of Bibb county. dco!> td 1 inn a candidate for re-election to the office of Tax Rxvch or of Bibb county at the ensuing cl.v! in in Jan'.iarv, ); Benson. nov97-td The friends of J.xxtEs Martin announce him as a candidate for Sheriff of Bibb countv, sub ject to everybody's nomination. nov3s-td. The friends of C. T. Warp announce him as a candidate for re-election to the office of Ordi nary. The friends of W. T. Nelson announce him as a candidate for Tax Collector for Bibb coun ty, subject to the will of the people. novlg-tf. Thi friends of Pat Crown announce him as a candidate f>r the office of Sheriff of Bibb C runty. novlHtdc. NEW ADVERTISEMENTS RALSTON HALL. Till: GREAT FAKIR of AVA, The most Famous Magician and Ventriloquist of the day, assisted by Miss Emma Neville, Will Appear riCID.il EVE , DEC. 90lli. 1-7*3 Everyone attending tlic first exhibition will get THREE USEFUL PRESENTS. Doors open at 7, performance commence* at 8 o’clock. Dress Circle and Parquctte 50 cts.; Gallery 35 cents. Come early and secure your scats. For par ticulars see small bills. ’ declO-St MAYOR'S NOTICE. Ordinance Aiainst Fire Works. SECTION 301. It shall not be lawful for any person to fire a gun. pistol, or any otlier fire-arms, within 300 yards of any house, except in case of military parade; nor shall any person hum rockets, crackers or any kind of tire-works within the limits of the city. Any person so offending shall he fined in a sum not exceeding S2O. Clrkk’s Officb Citt Council, ) Macon, Ga., December 18, 1872, f I, John A. McManus, Clerk of said City Council, do hereby certify that the above Ordi nance is a true extract from the minutes of Council. J. A. McMANUS, Clerk C. C. Mayor’s Office, i Macon, Ga., Dec. 18, 1872. ) The attention of citizens and property hold ers is hereby called t. this Ordinance as certi fied to above, which is now in force, and which must be respected during the Christmas holi days. The public interest demands the rigid enforcement of our eitv laws, decltttd \V. A. HUFF, Mayor. DIVIDEND NO. 38. SOUTHWESTERN R. R COMPANY, ) Office, Macon, Ga., December 16, 1872. f A DIVIDEND OF FOUR ($1) DOLLARS per Share has been declared on the Capi tal Stock of this Company, as held on the night of the 30th ult., payable on and after the 26th inst., in the currency of the United States as now received. Stockholders in Savannah will receive their Dividends at the Central Railroad Bank. JNO. T. BOIFEUILLET, Treasurer. decl7-2w. CHRISTMAS GOODS. The CHEAPEST Place in the City to Buy Toys & Christmas Goods, IS AT SLAUGHTER’S. On Fourth Street, next door to Wilburn & Edward's. The ladies especially, ere respectfully invited to call and examine my Stock, before purchas ing elsewhere, as 1 am determined not to be undersold. GEO. SLAUGHTER. deel7-dcc24. Georgia Syrup. WE have now in Store ONE HUN DRED AND FIFTY Barrels very choice New Crop Georgia Syrup. Retail dealers will do well to call ou us, as we can afford to sell it much less titan the New York or New Orleans Syrup. SEYMOUR, TINSLEY A CO.’S FIRE CR ACKERS. 1 50 BOXES Jl ST DECEIVED, By SEYMOUR, TINSLEY .X CO.’S NEW LARD, TIERCES NEW LARD. By Seymonr, Tinsley & Cos. decl4-tf. Hotels, Retailers and Families, LOOK TO YOUlt INTEREST. OU U stock is not the largest in the world, but we have enough to supply all who want good goods, good weights, good prices, ami good men to wait on them, such us FIRE CRACKERS, CANNON CRACKERS, ROMAN CANDLES, SKY ROCKETS, TORPEDOES, ETC., And little Pistols and Caps (all must be sold to go out of town). FOR EVERYBODY. list Bbls. Northern and Western Apples. -8 Boxes and hbls. Florida Sweet Oranges. Bills., buckets and cans Mince Meet. 1 .VI Boxes and kegs Grapes. A) Boxes California Pears. 10 Casks and quarter casks Muscat, Angeli ca, Sherry, and Vt hite Wine, from California. One small cask of that ten year old Jamaca Rum. 75 Barrel* and half barrels Pure Rye and Corn Whisky, (withthe shuck in it). 35 Bbls., kegs and demijohns of Pure Bran dies. Oiii and Wines. 135,000 imported and Domestic Cigars. 150 Boxes Drums & Caddies' Virginia and North Carolina Tobacco. The time has come, and we mean t sell. A hint to the wise, etc. GREER, LAKE & CO., dcoH-tf Corner Cherry and Third street* 1 >ENT \ L NOTH' eT NOTICE IS LIEKF.Kr GIVEN THAT DR. W. W. FORD IS OI K ONLY LICENSEE FOR TIIE USE OF RUBBER AS A BASE FOR ARTIFICIAL TEETH, in Macon, Georgia. All persons are hereby cautioned against purchasing Rubber Dental Plates of any parties not Licensed of this Com pany, as by so doing they render themselves equally liable to prosecution for infrinm rnenb A reward will be paid for information that will lead to the conviction of any parties of unlawful use of onr Patents. JOSIAH BACON, Trews. Goodyear Dental Vulcanite Cos. Jkwfrn, At. 1, ISTi deell-lm Guernsey, Bartrum & Hendrix, DEALERS IN AND MANUFACTURERS OF PAINTS, -L. {wwmmmi r iL -’ N— A. a.; .1 Jt.bi BLILDERS’ MOULDING, n J|l I HARDWARE, BRACKETS, Etc. I ' ''[ , u li X CARPENTERS’ " 1 'A TOOLS. DAIjUSTEHS, newel fosts, AND ALL KINDS OF TURNINGS. FACTORY-DIXIE WORKS, Warn ooms—Blnkc*’ Block Poplar Street, 31 neon, Oh. decll-marll w a. tmers Corn, Ban aid Floor Eiporii OF MIDDLE GEORGIA. Corn, Bacon, Flour, * Salt, Bagging, Ties, Sugar, Coffee, Etc. THAT CELEBRATED BRAND OF FLOUR, “THE PHIDE OP DIXIE,” Tho Best in tiio World, Always on Hand. 1 claim superior facilities in 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 HOOD PAPER. Reasonable time given to all good parties, W. A. HUPP. 97-tf FOR THE HOLIDAYS! The host l’laee to Select a Beautiful anti Useful Present is at MACK BROTHERS'. BEST KID GLOVES AT *1.25, WORTH *3.00, TO BE FOUND AT MACK BROTHERS'. A SPLENDID CORSET, AT 90c., WORTH *1.50, CAN BE IIAD OF MACK BROTHERS. JUST RECEIVED, The “LUCC A BOW"—Aery Pretty. The “LUCCA HANDKERCHIEF,” Very Handsome, and in all Colors. 25 Dozen LADIES’ and GENTS' TIES and SCARFS. Another large lot of Ladies’ and Children's MERINO VESTS. Children’s Brown, Mixed and Striped WINTER HOSE. FANCY KNIT WOOLEN GOODS. Etc. A lot of SHAWLS very cheap, and selling very fast. Call early and make your selections. Prices lower than ever. MACK BROTHERS, dec9 2w—m-w-f Keesad Street, Damtar Block. FOR THE MASQUERADE AND HOLIDAYS. OPERA KIDS or any other sty le at 75 cents per pair, at NUSSBAUM DANNENBCRGB, declS-lw. 70 Third street. IrrST RECEIVED "" A LOT of five iiundred dozen first quality KID GLOVES, all colors and all sizes at the low price of seventy fire cents per pair. At NUSSBAUM -V DANNENBURG’B dee 13-lw TO Third atreet. J!IO. R. WEERS. ATTORNEY AT LAW. OFFICE ON 3n STREET OVER ■„ W. R.DiDAL’tI ITOIE. 20-1 7 Mayor’s OrrtcE, Macos, December 10,1872. IN addition to the usual inconvenience whieli has been suffered by the public from the prevalence of the horse disease, we now see a complete blockaded condition of onr railroads and the almost total suspension of all commer cial business in our city for mere lack of street transportation. This unusual tate of affairs suggests the want of some immediate relief, both to the railroads and the merchant. L : pon consultation, therefore, with the railroad au thorities and the different dray companies in the city, I hereby give notice to any and all per sons in the adjoining counties, that they are in vited and requested to bring in their ox-teams and assist us in the dray work of onr city for the next two or three ‘weeks, at the end ox which time, we hope to be able to resume the horse and mule labor. . ... Parties bringing their oxen to the city be allowed to use them in the drajage of an goods FREE OF LICENSE. It is believed that twenty to thirty teams could find const* 0 work here for several days, at good prices. decll tf W. A. HUFF, Msyor.