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.lOit PBINTI.^C. iliU Olllce ** |>r-|ar*<l c *‘ .lot, *■**••-* .all <• FhJwork !M‘N| to you. IHI 1 i TToyTk a ffaiits. a.. jj:> i?- '-*•*• oa<i p<ii. nje following ollieeiw ■! h imikliu L<ulge were elected - ** right: Ne.l.lc lirr.id, lun V. Cherry; Vice tiraud, Win. M Pendleton; B. 11. 6Hnulrt.ni; Trotwurer, John L. W'"-*- . •i ii: tnvoit s < *m Iti. HON. W. a. llLff I'HBrll'lJid A. Drunk, f5 end coete. Jack O’Gritf, stealing, In Id over. B'rank Lewis, stealing, fid and costs. Dick ljk'i’c, wife whipping, f‘> and costs. Seoit Bailey, druuk and disorderly, *l*l and cyst*. Turkey Mcaliug. Yesterday efening about dark, a negro, named Frank Lewis, entered the store of Messrs S. T. >fc 13. I’. Walker, for the purpose, as he stated, to purchase some oysters. Tak ing the bucket from the negro’s hand, Mr. Walker thought lie discovered one of his turkeys coßbeuled behind hf> h, I, fir \\l ker enrteuvored to get i••! inil him \ -< m- certain, but when Walker would turn the negro would turn. Finding that trick wouldn't work, .Mr. Walker dropped the bucket, accidentally of in stooping to pick it up, saw the 1 turkey. Frank was grabbed and Officer Loen tlial took him in charge. Frank stoutly de nied the theft, but it was too plain a case, and ( the His Honor lined him $lO and costs The ChrintniUM Tree. Cold as the night was, Aurora Lodge room j was iH ed last night with ladies, children and | jjeufc*, to enjoy the fun of the Christ mas lice. The tree was tilled with all aorta of presents, | ranging from two cents 1o live- dollars. Lit up . with different colored tapers, it presented a j 'beautiful sight. Th drawing afforded much | am foment. One young lady was so fortunate • . draw a handsome doll baby, ami her s> >r so um-fortunate as to draw a cradle, 't he ' ‘ • folks enjoyed the fun immensely. After \>. presents on the tree were disposed of a ra. 1: of two fine chromos took place. A beau tiful young lady of Third street was the fortu nate winner. The whole affair was a decided success, and the committee iu charge have our congratula tions for the able manner in which it was ear ned out. I’oetical. We saw a drove of one hundred fat ami sleek Kentucky black and white spotted hogs pass our office this morning, on their way to the slaughter pen, to backbones, sparcrihs, sau ages, souse, chitlins, brains, steaks, roasts, pig tails, soua-udder, hog's feet fresh, hog's feet pickled, and hogs in every style and at all hours. This funeral procession was truly mel ancholy. It had “sighs and tears and a touch of joy.” We sighed over it because we had to pay over consequential damages to Kentucky, cried over it like good old Moses, who stood on the mountain and looked away over in the promised land, saw them dealing out the milk and honey without having a ticket to get in, and rejoiced that some of our buffers would get the benefit of them if we were left out. Oircct Trade and Imiuigraiioa. The Legislative Committee met this morning at Brown’s Hotel, and was called to order by its chairman, Col. J. C. Nieliols. Mr. Bryan, the Secretary, read Icllers from Senator T. M. Norwood, Mayor thriven of Savannah, Gen. A. 11. Colquitt, Judge J). A. Vaeon, Edwin DeLeon, and Senator Jones of Baker county, expressing regret at not being able to attend the meeting. The Secretary then read an elaborate report of a committee appointed by the chairman of the Legislative Committee, on the subject of direct trade and immigration. The committee were in sessiou some time, daring which there was a general interchange of views. We have neither time nor space to give a report this evening. The following citizens of Macon were in attendance: Mayor W. A Iluff, Col. 11. 11. Jones, Col. J. E. Jones, Col. Titos. Hardeman, Hon. A. O. Bacon, Hon. C. A. Nutting, Col. L. X. Whittle, Rev. J. W. Burke, Rev. Win. Mcßay, Messrs. George Smith, J. W. Knott, Jno. B. Weens and T. G. Holt, Jr. Minor IteniM. Revue de la Mode, the justly fatuous fashion magazine, has arrived and can be found at Crown A Co's. Active preparations are being made by our young men for paying New Year's calls. Ele gant cards can be obtained at this office. The wind is cold and biting to-day. Lodgers at boarding-houses got a cold bite for dinner. The boys and girls will have a social dance to-night. The Rev. Mr. Clisby, a brother of onr es teemed city cotemporary, lias been permanent ly fleeted Pastor of the Presbyterian Church. That congregation has been without a regular preacher sine* Dr. Wills left, more than n year ago. There are several amenta of Mi plan ters in the city, trying to hire hands to go to that congestive chill country. We don’t wish them any succeas to speak of. So many (lie •at there that it takes a fresli stock every year to keep up the supply. It takes more than we have got to spare. The Gridin and North Alabama Ka.lroad lias been completed to Carrollton, the county town of Carroll county. The Bouthem and Atlantic Telegraph Com pany has completed its line from Macon to Columbus. T. E. Meyer has received the appointment of Agent at that city. “Walk in sir, kin I show you anything dirt sheep in this sthore in the way of Dry Coots." “Wal, yes Git behind that are counter. Now show me your tongue. Ton look bilious.” Many planters are in the city looking up a force for next year. As is usual, hands are hard to get at anything like reasonable rates. Solution, and hear the conclusion of the whole matter: Original Africa has a few more loafers and dead beats on hand who are not drawing wages. One hundred cargoes can get porinu asnt situations in Georgia. T his has been a cold Friday, but Use remarks of many young persona tint it is the coldest weather we have ever had doca not hold good. On the 15th day of December, lb O, the ther mometer weutthree degrees below z,’n>. Bird,, chickens and other apecies of fowls froze upon their roosts Captain Billy Johnson -av- tlm landlord of the Floyd House paid l,im Id's reg ular price for a load of ligbtwood, fifty centa extra, a good square meal at the regular tabic, and an ‘introductory” before going to Hie table on that day. ThU old fashioned Geor giaa, who has experienced ail the bullets of the world, never wearies in telling the anec eotea of that good landlord of the Floyd House of a quarter of century ago. “Putael's Delight” will delight ail smokers. Might/d. vi lli' flatter of Macon shivered over cheerless tires this cold morning. The regular (?) dealers in wood have no wood and haven’t hud any to speak of since winter commenced. And the regular dealers in coni hud a few tons of Anthracite which was dealt out by degrees, like going into Masonry. No man w- entitled to more than • enough to l\* cp him from freezing until lie 1 called again Well, the dealer* arc not so much to blame after all. They srrv to and the ! railroads lending het.ee to Tennessee will give them no tars, and from herd to any point you may name habitually throw ice water upon j wood trains! 1 The plain truth is some man of business j must go into this coal trade, and in the sum mer pil up enough of It to last throughout tile winter. To this tin* objection is raised 1 that shrinkage counterbalances protits, and when a shelter is proposed it is met with the ! remark that that i* exposed to flic. But ill the chapter of accidents fortunes are made, ■ and he who accepts a dream of accident as | already accomplished "dll never make a for tuvir saw as a way laborer. , riirisimas K'refieiits* On the day before Christmas we intimated that anything iu the shape of a present would he received, not dreaming that anybody would be so cruel as to take the hint, but lo and behold our friends. Putxel A Jacobs could not li J'l in, and they feathered our m-t with Mich good thing* as can generally ::• i . nlin n ‘ liiinehould jiutlernanV’ closet, or ,i a i u’l refuse them, because we look upon P tl ■I. as public benefactors (and we will explain why to-morrow)and it would be gin to hurt their feeling-, they are so kind. At any rate, wf thank them, oh, ever so much, am! sincerely wish they may never mv* a< dull a Christmas. as the last. We would like to say something of their tine stock of groceries, etc., hut the public know j that so wll it would I ■•can “oft. told tale.’’ and 1 we won’t say a wool. Our thank* are also due for a line piano, j which they Insisted upon our taking. Best as J eared, nentleniru, We remember such act- <4 4. IVrwouul. Rev. W. u r ntkin 1 licks is iu towu. lie r- , moves hi- family to Augusta to-morrow. His ; friends may tin I him at the Brown II nine this evening. LIST OF LETTERS Remaining In Po*t Ofllwe. Macon, Georgia, . Dec. ‘JO, IST3. A —Ambr.'On, li>bt; Crccv; Aniler- j ion, Win; Allen, Miss Gate (col ) Andy, Handy; j Anderson, 11 W; Aldon, Oscar A; Anderson, ; Miss G; Andrews, B, If—Badger, Mrs J B; Barnes, J II; Barnes, Lewis; Brown, Abram; Buckner, .1 A; Brown, TANARUS; Barnes Miss Mary; Barton, John; Bowers, Mrs Susan; Barnet, Mi s Mary; Benton, Miss Lizzie A; Brooks, Mrs J B; Bonds, Mary (col.) Brumbell, .1 H; Brantley, MrsM; Bueov, Miss Lucy (col.)Burnet, Frank; Bussey, A J; Brown, Miss Rebecca; Brown, Maria (col ) V —Campbell, Andrew; Cauley, Mrs L B; Campbell A Freed; Cleveland; G \V; Cox, Miss Julia; Come, Geo O; Cullen, Miss Har riet; Creamer Miss Ida. 1> —Denahoc, Moses; Dickson, John J; Donnelly .John A. K—Ellis, H; Kills, Robt W; Evans, W C; Echols, Sanders; Egli August. W* —Farmer, Win; Fildman, Simon A; Futon, J 11. 4k —George, J K; Cay, W A; Granville; Mrs Roda; Gilbert, John; Griggs, Harvey; Gray bill, M 2 B—Harris,8 —Harris, Lee; Harvey, H M; Hardyinan, Win J; Harper, Jerry; Hamlin, R I ; Hampton, Miss Sallie; Harris, Miss Lula A; Harris, Miss Alice; Hampton, Thos D; Herman, pi; Heath, Win R; Hines, Mrs Caroline; Hirsh A Bro, S; Hilliard, MissF C; Hodges, J Joseph; Howard, Henry; Howard, Isaac; House, Isaac S; Hos ford, E 8; Hudson, W B. •I —Josey, Miss Lizzie; Josey, J TANARUS; Jackson, Wm; Jones, Mrs Margaret; Jones, Mrs Louisa; Johnson, Hardy; Jolinsou, J; Johnson, Miss Julia; Johnson, Andrew; Jackson, Andrew. 9*.—Kendrick, George; Kelly, Chas B. B.—Lamar, Mrs Jeff; Lawrence, Samuel (2); Lnthrcp, W H; Little, Mrs Catharine; Leventh, Turner; Lockett, A M. iTl—McCall, Miss Dianna (col); Mims, Har riet (col); Martin, John; Muslier, Miss George Attn; Madison, Matilda; Machold, Fred; Mnjs, Julius C; Mallory, Miss Mollie; Mclntyre, P; M( Elroy, J L; McKay, G W; Mclntosh, Miss Sarah; McAllister, C B; Metor, Stephen. i?l —Mims, Miss Tempic; Mooney, Becks A Cos; Monaghan, John; Muskgrovo, Mrs Caro line. 3f—Nottingham, Mrs A M, 2; Newen, Mrs Annie. O—Owens, Franklin; Owens, John; O’Con nor, Mrs; Owen, Chas J, 2. 1* —Rowers, Thomas; FI inner, Matilda; Pon der, Abram (col); Patrick, Mrs Jwtln; Price, Miss Eva. IS—Randlfll, P; Riles, Samuel; Reid, Allen C; Riley, Mist Surah Ann; Rogers, M B; Rob inson, Dan, 2; Rogers, Mrs L A; Russell, Jas G; Robinson, J; Rosser, J M; Robinson, J R. N —Sardine, Ben (col); Sanders, Mrs Mamie A; Sharp, Christian; Bnelson, Miss Emma; Smith. Robt; Speer, A C; Steeley, W R; Solo mon, Jno W; Stevens, P L; Stubbs, J S; Smith, a W; Smith, C T J.; Smith. Horria. 'l'—Thomas, Jane (col); Turk, T L. ll—Urnuhart, J A. VF—Weems, Jas M; West A Edwards Wei den A Cos, B F; Williams, W B; Wilder, Luke; Willis, Mrs Julia; Wilburn, Willis; Wood, Henry; White, Miss Mary. • ♦- —• Letters held for Postage. Sebvon Jones, Jonesboro, Ga; W B Leach, Chillicothe, Mo; R 11 Reeves, Fort Valley, Ga; Morrile IYnaman, Eatonton, Ga. No Back Dows. —There's no use talking; Morgan Clark will run the race for Tax Re ceiver if he does not get u single vote. The people want to elect him and therefore there’s no backdown for Clark. - • The bey t in thf. would “ PuUcd A Jacobs Favorite.” Nov 37 tf Scotc h Bottoms or any other kind of bot toms on boots or shoes can be found'at McKer vy A Maloney’s. They have always a large assortment of fine boots and shoes. The ladies arc invited to call. -♦ ♦- Fine Ovstekp.—-i am in receipt of fine, fresh oysters every clay, and am prepared to serve them up in every style. I only need a trial to convince you of what I say. A. ULLMANN, dee-36 tf At Isaac’s House Saloon. That’s What’s the Matteic if I want to make my sweetheart a present of my good looks. Well, Bkovtn makes the best. Try him once. No. H Cotton Avenue. - “One of them Things” can be found at any hour during the day or curly part of the night at Ullman’s, Isaacs House Baloon. Call and try one of them. dcc26-tf _ A favorite with everybody, “Putzel & Jacobs Favorite. r J'o lli<* faillf*. I hereby announce myself a candidate for County Trea-urer subject to the will of tin; people. I will have nothing more to do with a nominating convention, but submit rny claims to the people and let them act as best they i may. Any and all of rny friends who desire to I support rue in this election, are requested not j to take any part in the second convention called for next Saturday. dec23-tf Milo 8. Fiieeman. Heue is Yolk Christmas Present.—The Victor Sewing Machine has not an equal on the market for simplicity, durability and per fection in work of all kinds. Sold by A. L. CliDkscales, No. 23 Cotton Avenue. dec23-30 CITY DIRECTORY. MABONIC., Macon Lodge, No. 5, meet* every Ist and ml Monday night, at Masonic Hall, Cotton Avenue. Mb.pah Lodge, No. 47, meets every lid and 4th Thursday nights at Musoni Hall. Constantine* Wo. 4, II A. M.. meet* every 3d and 4th Monday night at Masonic Hull. | 61. Omer L’ommnudcry, No. 3, Knights Tein j pl if, meets Ist Tlimsda\s of each month and Masgnic Hull. FllitJVll.N Protection No. I meet# Ist I'm sday nigiil in l ea h month House Poplar st., corner lid. Oemulgeo No. 3 meets Ist Monday night In each month—House on Cotton Avenue, near City Hall. Voung Amerlcu No 3 meets Ist. Monday night in each month —House. Ildst., corner Mulberry Mechanics’ No. 4 meets Ist Monday night in each mouth—House corner Hawthorne and lid streets. Defiance No. 5 meets Ist Tuesday in cadi month—Housed in City Hall. Hook and Ladder No. I meets Ist FrUlf.y night in ouch month—House Poplar st., cor ucr 3d. OD!\ FELLOWS. Franklin Lodge, No. 3, meets every Thurs day nlghtatOdd Fellows’ Hull, Cotton Avenue. United Brothers Lodge, No. 5, meets every Tuesday night at Odd Fellows’ Hall. Germania Lodge, No. Oil, meets cverv Wednesday night at Odd Fellows’ Hall. Macon Union Encampment V*. 3, meets at Odd Fellows’ Hall on ‘-‘'l and 4th Mondays of j each month. KNIOHTB OF I'VTIiIAS Meet every Wednesday night at Odd Fellows’ j Hall OOOU TEMPLARS. Walton Lodge, No. 33. meets every Tims- : day night at Progress Club Hall. Aurora Lodge, No. 89, meets every Friday night at their Hull 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 in each month at No. 3 Engine House. Malachi Lodge, No. 14(1, 1. <). ti. 8., meets second and fourth Sundays in each month. Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers meets every Wednesday nightalthe Passenger Depot. Visiting brethren welcome. CU Ull CUES. Epi*' Oj>a? —Christ Church, Kev. B. Johnson, Rector—Walnut st., between 3d and 3d. Ser vices 10 1-3 a. m. and 8 I*. m. - CAifi.’ut S. T. A B. P. Walker’s this evening, if you want such things us choice Tennessee Beef, Pork, Sausage, Fresh Fish, Oysters, Ap ples, Oranges, Bannanus, Malaga Grapes, or anything else in the fancy or family grocery line. oetlT-tf 88 Cherry St. A Card lo flic NullVrlug. The writer of this notice will cheerfully send (free of charge) to all who request it, the ItECIPE for making and successfully using a very simple VEGETABLE REMEDY, that will be found a positive and speedy cure for NER VOUS DEBILITY, PREMATURE DECAY, LOSS OF VITALITY and all forms of NER VOUS AFFECTIONS, and the evils and disas trous consequences that follow in their train. Til’s remedy is entirely a product of the veg etable world. Its component parts arc simple as nature herself is simple—harmless toward nature, yet powerful in opposing and eradica ting disease. Consumptives, despondent and debilitated and Nervous sufferers, do not fail to give this remedy a trial. It will cost you but little. It may save from a LIFE OF MISERY, ora PREMATURE GRAVE. I know whereof I speak. Let him who doubts cornc forth aud see. Letters of inquiry answered by return mail. Those who feel disposed will oblige by stating their symptoms —by so doing beneficial suggestions may often be made. Address Rev. Edward Burnett, Tropical Nurseries, Albany, N. Y. N. B.—Those suffering with incipient CON SUMPTION, ASTHMA, BRONCHITIS, etc., etc., will find a speedy and permanent relief in the above mentioned remedy. It is at least worthy a trial, as the cost is nom inally nothing. Respectfully, dec2l-2w Edward Burnett. FINANCIAL & COMMERCIAL. Daily Review oi' n* Market, Office Macon Daily Entekpkisb, ) December 27—2 o’clock, P. M. f Cotton. —There is a strong demand for the staple to-day. The following prices rule to-day ; ClCan Red b%(<M7 Ordinary 17 (a Good Ordinary 173^(? Low Middlings 17%$ Middlings 18^(/r/ The receipts yesterday were 475 bales; ship ments 278 bales; sold 273 bales. STATEMENT. Stock on hand, Sept. 1, 1872 bales 412 Received lust- 24 hours 475 Received previously 44,786—45,261 Total receipts .. 45,663 Snipped last 24 hours 378 Shipped previously 22,250—33,637 Stock on hand lust evening.... 13,026 CHRISTMAS GOODS. The CHEAPEST Pla.-c in tljc C'it.v to Buy Toys &Cl i ristlmis (ioo< Is, IS AT SLAUGHTERS. On Fourth Street, next door to Wilburn A Edward’s. The ladies especially, arc respectfully invited to call and examine my Stock, before purchas ing elsewhere, as I am determined not to lie undersold. GEO. SLAUGHTER. decl7-dec24. MAYOR’S NOTICE. Ordinance Aiainst Fire Works. SECTION 301. It shall not be lawful for any person to lire a gun. pistol, or any other lira arms, within 300 yards of any house, except in ease of military parade; nor shall any person burn rockets, crackers or any kind of tire works within the limits of the city. Any person sooffending shall be fined In a sum | not exceeding S2O. Clerk’s Orr ice City Council, • Macon, Ga., December I*, 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 i Council. .1 A. McMANUB, Clerk C. C- Mayor s Office, Macon, Ga , Dee. 18, 1*72. The attention of citizens and property hold ers is hereby called to this Ordinance as certi fied to above, which is now in force, and which must b<: r<pectd during the Christmas holi days. The public interest demands the rigid enforcement of our city laws, decldtd W. A. HUFF, Mayor. m u bh pitum < i ititi:vr. OSNAMI H4g-.No. ! id Nr. 3 11 MUiodgevilloNo 3 11 ' Macon miketisg pt, Seven-eighths.. if NVayumnvllle Sheeting pp . Houston Shectin n.. Houston Stripes FlVnlf) Columbus Strip'' K.ilS High Shoal Strip* 10 Montour Shlrtln ! .... id 1 . Factory Sea hit . • • .id. . . do YARNS .. j tit) GRlTS—pci biohel , 1 OATS—per bushel FI ELD PEAS per ' ... it \Y—Northern Tennessee lo )a3 00 Clover 1 I*o PEA NUTS p. rbu Iu 1 1 :>() POT A COES—Planting Table use 3 boat 00 APPLES -Northern BUTTER- -Goshen No. 1 peril* Wall Goshen No. 3 per II) 35 renuf'*;*ce No. I '' 3.) Tennessee No. 3 *0 Country 35a to 1 v/r FEE Rio per lb. 23a25 Java per lb 30u33 | (JIJKEBK Best Cream per lb.. 1. New York per 1b... 15 MOLASSES--X. t>. Syrup per gal. 05 •* Georgia ” per gal.. 70 Sugar House 35 SYRUPS- -Golden Drips, per gal... 00u75 Medium per gal 05 ()rd i nary ler gal 55 SUGAR ■ “A” per lb Uj-^a White F.vtra “C” 13a New Orleans (hhda) 10sl2}^ Yellow (’ 13j*^a D<*merara 13j^al3 Porti Rico 1 ll^aPJ 1 POWDER Hazard per keg 725 Orange Si ills 7 00 IMtOVISIONf?, DRAIN, o ROCK lilies, AC. BACON -Clear ribbed Sides (smokd).. 13 Shoulders s' v a‘J HAMS MagnoliaS. C., canvassed... 1'J 1 .ak'O Fitch’s HM.j'a2o I t nnessee, plain-cured ISalS*., White Bellies lOulOk, PORK—Pickled, mess I s < New, mess 10 00 Pickled, rumps 1' 00 BULK MEATS Cask Sides Shoulders ' Bellies lOalOk,' LARD—Prime leaf, Tierces llall>k Kegs I*3 Packages 12a 13 FLOUR -Low superfine per bbl a7 00 Standard superfine.. 8 50 Extra OO Choleii extra Family 10 00 “ Wyleys X X X A ’• * Georgia Mills f 11 50a 13 <<> IWaeinthe 0 50 1 >omestic ” 13 00 Star of Beauty 1100 B< lie of Georgia II 00 Pride of Dixie 13 00 Silver Lake 13 00 CORN —White per bushel 05 Mixed pcrbur-kel SBa‘Ul SHOT—Per sack..., 3 00 CRACKERS—Butter *or U 09 Soda Bao9 Cream 1* Sugar 13 13 Lemon II Ginger Snaps PicNic 10 Fancy... 17 CANDY—New York per lb M. R. Rogers itC" 18 BLACKING—No. 1 per gross 5 00 Xo. 2 ft 00 ; No.* 8. . 7 00 | SODA-—Bi-Carb per lb. Ball) POTASH—Per lb Iball SOAP—Turpentine per lb 0 1-2 Lau nd ry 15 Toilet per do/, 75a 130 Olive * YEAST POWDERS—Preston and Merrill’s per doz. I 75a3 35 Horsford’s 3 90 TOBACCO—Choice Chewing per lb 75 Medium 00 Ordinary 40u50 Choice Smoking 1 35 Medium 75 Common 40 ClGAßS—lmported per thousand 75 00al50 00 Domestic 15 OOafiO 00 SNUFF —Scotch per lb 78 Macuboy 78 PIPES—Per box 3 50a4 50 MACKEREL—No. 1 kits 2 35a3 50 No. 2 bids 13 50a14 00 No. 2 kits 1 70 No. 3 bbls —large..ll 50a 12 50 No. 3 kits 1 50a 1 70 , WHITE FISH—Half bbl 7 50a9 00 CANDLES—Best Star (full w’t)... 21!jit33 j Sperm 43a 15 Paraffine, 30u33 STARCH—PearI VrfM'A EGGS—Per doz 3. CHICKENS—Per do/ 3 00a5 00 SALT—Virginia per Back 3 10a2 15 Liverpool 3 25 FEATHERS 80 HI DES—Dry Hint Halfi Green oa7 BEESWAX 28a30 SWEET POTATOES 1 50 WHISKY—Common Rye I 05al 10 BAGGING—BengaI 18 Lyon Borneo Gunny Dundee 17 Patched 17 TlES—Goodie Arrow Oj^ulO Eureka lb Aligator DENTISTRY rpKKTII Hllial, sound or decaynd, und, if <D 1 sired, Flint Kook punctured and excnvuti and at the shortest possible notice by Morrison Dental Hand Ungine; and all other new inven tions, both standard and humbug, used in the most scientific and skillful manner, In I (it ,1. D. M< KKI.I.AK, No. tW Second street, dec-11 (it next to J. W. Burke cklJoV. NOTICE TO STOCKHOLDERS. MACON AND WESTERN R. H. CO., i Tueasinun's Oi-tiok, Macon, Dee. 11, IS7:i. j AT the Annual Meeting of the Stockholders of the Company, to lie held at the office of the Company In ibis city on Tuesday, the 7th day of January next, the question of the union and consolidation of this Company with the Central Railroad and Banking Company of (ieorgla, under the charter of cald company, will be submitted. MILO 8. FREEMAN, i decl2 td Secretary and Treasurer. HOGE & STEPHENS. DBA LICKS IX FANCY AND FAMILY GROCERI HS OF EVERY DESCRIPTION, }fo/jj.\('SWO/:T/i umu'K. For urn HTUKKT. Tj*NTIRKI-V New, Krcrli, Pure, Genuine :nnl Pj Warranted U* - nil. 11k taate of ‘ very or. . OOR CHRISTMAS SUPPLIiiS AUK now in ►.tore, and all purtic* arc in' i’"l to call and purclm-c anything they want. FISH AND OYSTERS. ’ll TV. are receiving every morning, Cedar V Key, Iland-op'ned Oy-iten, perfee )j Kreali and Guaranteed. HI.AIJK and various older favuriti kind* at FRESH PISH on hand every day. IfOCiJC A STEPIIES*. deelß-Sm BOSTON \ \ D Saxon mill Sic‘a mi hip bine. IONY rate, of li < and ii.-maiu e. Fll’st j class i‘ a ' .iminodnlions. Order your goo<lh hipped 1 v “Jlo >t-u and SnMinnuh SL'imisliip Line,'’ and avoid all del,i\ and extra Imndliiiu. Kl Ii \ 111 )S< >\ V BA R N All D, \e. nt, SjiMnmah, G i F. NICK 1 KSON A CD. A evil t . I'd 30! Rost. 111. Commission EWlcrch^nt, IS3 WAV STBUK’t, Bet. W 1.1 taker ami Barnard St., ivanijah, Ga. All order- will r* i v i\e |)rom|*t al; :ili<Vi Con signnieuts ot all kind 1 •; |•• -1 l.illv <• 11 lied. 131-30‘J BOXT& M.-KEh'ZIE, Cotton iui Cmuiiit- >io Hl!ii( II tUTS. ION ILi 3 I I, Sat wiuah, Gil. 181-309 MEYER, con *::•-/ &. CO.. WIIOMS \l.i: I I VI I K • in Boots and Shoes. llroiiglitou Si ~S;n linmila, 44a Merchants supplied at New U M ik'd 131*300 Pil" A. S. Vl IH 't A RRO., COiM MISSION iVIKKCMAN’TS AM) Healers in Fruits* \ : ltd Us miner* No. 95 Bay SI,, Sax am di. * (’onsignments solicit* and Olliers promptly atti’iebd I* • ’>! .00 E. D. SMY-z: Ti ' , i.uroirri'.it on' <'iso*, <lii.s\vnr<- 5119.8 Ami Dcalpriii House I’liroNliliie: Hoods, M3 CongT}** ****•! I l! : Jo!::oi Ms. SAVANNAH, (IA l:.l JO'.* r. W. SIMS . CO;, Ooltoai Fai'lois aiul Commission R erchants S \ A A .VNT Bagging and'i i*' 111 }•! <A ;d iiun-krl |*ii< ia. Advances made- on ('<*sl<*ii. < dl • i ennsign inenL . Mi*ne> j*n*ni|*liv i• :;i1 1•I. I I 309 A. 11. CIIAMTM'IN '. KUI I',MA. i'tz ms*bos, a a’k':k:u7 % Comm insion R3c rchants C.nier Ray and Drayton Sti'eeis, SAVANNAH, OA, IUI JO!) i„ n . Will n i.i . oi-ai. w . on. tin. VF II (Ti K. 1 * A. IJIKTIt, VITOItYI.YS, Ac.. i'S' I. \XV, N r O. t! COTTON AY'EM E, M \C'( i.N, OA. aa hr now as tub.:: 'T ' ;ni> SLAI (J 11T LIUS, ON FOURTH s'l in;! r, I" ' 1 O*.r ll* Wil burn A i.d ward •, i Ibe pine, to buy Toy;; and Cliiisitbs Hods. M \ to< ; 1 complete, uid < m : i * J ovcry tiling in lie Bukcry mid ( ■ nl- ' lumery Line. Wedding Purt i• • upplied on r* o onidde, terms. 'l’lmnkful to Mu-cili/en *►*!' Mm m l‘<r p; t, patronage, I r*v-peelfully 'licit a lil *< i ,iI slmre for the future Coni'' cud *••• m mid i will guarantee Hutisfaetion. nov!•* lin G. .'"•L A l GIITEK. Marshall House SAVANNAH, OA„ l. K. 1.1 4 r, B'lDJMil 101. BOARD PKR DAY #3.00. 131-209 Savannah Store NORTHEAST COIIVI-: : of ,\b INTO.-ll AND l-OURTII :. ti; I.t.T, MAI axtKUU. JIIAVE opera-d, ia eoiineH.ion v\ilb my elioif e 1 iqilor and I'iOa-y Oi oeery Store, a GREEN REET. Wlu-re 1 will f ll r ll > -!i t i epieun-:-, CHOICE BEEF, I*olsli, MUTTON, ; Ml VOEB, G IMF- O! ' Ll, KIND . EISII, OYSTERS, VEli ETA ISLES aud FRUITS, and articles too mine ion- tf, mention. tinvlS If \V. A GIBBONS. t . VT. ilBYt lUD, ATTORNEY AT LAW, MACON, GEORGIA. O/fie nt entrance, of Po’-'lon flail, C!e i r\* rfr'-et. ; j,' "AH Inl ine will m ;iv prornjd at t*-i|. tion. •'# 173^ 'S’. 11. CO.G ATTORNEY AT LAW, iSal.lon llsill Dnliding, CHERRY STRE ET, M • oN. GGORCIA. ITStf .*. AHICA liS, ATTORNEY AT LAW, IMji' ISA V : ! IIKJ.'I', h i VANSAH, GA. ((OLLCCJI ‘ J promptly uLI< nd and to s*i,d 7 moo' , rcmitlcd ;d, oo'l'. O I*"' --V7. | i :n-m Pulaski House, SAVANNAH, fJA ,in o. w. v, ir o 1:0., rmu'uiiri'ou . A liivt dn":* lion in every inapi-et, i::i -M> n. **. GGIIIIV. i | ATTORNEY AT -LAW. (WKN'P.K OK MCI.hi'.KKV \N!) hJCONI) J ttttfeetr, in Court lloum . Moon, (in. 21E-W / ■ __ | Press for Sale ? lITK have for aah- a larjo- - /•• GORDON \\ pKKHH olid KCGGLKS’ ; PAFEK C'OT'i KK in tfood < ondiliou. 'J o foe j had at a barrio. Bold to iual,< room for I.?r ircr and ?**ter machine*. * Adam* Lift*-". WING A SMITH; 1 1 i_tf Macon, (la. WINSHIP & CALLAWAY I I THE LARGEST AND OLDEST 1 | * CLOTHING HOUSE 1 IN THE STATE, ."50 Nm*oihl < D-oraia. oct 19 3m NEW GOODS! FOR TIE HOLIDAYS. (JO AT ONCti AM) SEI.KCT FltOM TIIK WKIJ, FILLED COUNTERS OF PENDLETON & ROSS A SUPPLY OF AUTICI.ES FOK (41IMSTMA8 PRESENTS. THEY HAVE ON HAND V LAHOE AND SELECT STOCK OF (IIKT BOOKS, ALBUMS, DESKS. MOLD DENS, WORK BOXES, OLOVE ami HANDKER CHIEF BOXES, < 11 HOMOS, WALL BRACKETS, SLIP- I'EU CASES, WALL DOCKETS, BUILDING mid ALPHABET BLOCKS, TOY BOOKS. TOYS, AND EVERYTHIN'! SUITABLE FOK HOLIDAY - PRESENTS ! CALL AND EXAMINE BEFORE Pi'll CIIASINO ELSEWHERE. Mi ridituits wiidilnsc n up[>ly of BLANK BOOKS, FINE PAPERS, INK ami other STATIONERY, will find ll to their *ovantaoh to examine our stock. IY,’~ PRICES AS LOW AS ANYBODY'S..e*-| PENDLETON A ROSS, Sueeassors to J. M. Boardmnn. ddIO.VM To Tai Payers of Bibb County. | OIVE notice that the Tux llooku forcol- I lectin); the State and County Tuxea for 1H73 will clou* on the 7th day of December. I | hope all will note thin and pay their taxea, on I , have to aettle on the Kith and eannot give any longer time. Till* notiee Ik Anal. I can't be reuponKihle for an, one’* tax after that time. I All poll taxes aud road taxe* are required from lioUi whiteH)l colored. nov 11 tf F. M. lIEATII, T. C. EDWARD SPRINZ. XfOTARY PUBLIC and EX-OFFICIO .lUB IN TICE OF THE PEACE. 1 ean he found for the prfHinit at, all hour* of the day at my office adjoining the law office of A. rroudflt, over the Htoroof Jaqups *L Johnson, Third Ht., Macon, (a., to attend to all Magisterial busi ness. 118-880. Spotsnl Mel, NKARLY OPPOSITE PAMRffGBIt DKPOT, (Only one minute’s wulk.) MACON, GEORGIA. Hoard 3.00 per Day. tllhtl.N 78 CENTS EACH. T. 11. HARRIS, Proprietor. C. J. Maci.bi.i.an, Superintendent, .lAwr* W. Meaba, In the Office. CROP OF 1872. Clover and Crass Seeds. HKD CLOVE!., CRIMSON C'LOVHK, SAPLINO CLOVER, . e ORCHARD GRASS BLUB GRASS, HERDS GRASS, LLCKKNE SEED, (fee., &*. •fust received, HUNT, KANKIN & LAMAR, Wholesale Druggiaht, | iC, lin H 2 and 81 Cfu-ri-y Btrett. j I ANNUAL FAIR —OP TUR— Ai*riciilOii'iil and Vlcclimiical tsstM i vrio\ or ui:oca.t, Hold at Bavamia ji. COMMENCING MONDAY, DECEMHEK UOtli, 1872, And continue during the week. (\ntnil Kail road and connections and 1 Atlanta and Gulf Railroad and connections will transport visitors for one fare, returning free. s ticici: 4 0 vm:st. There will he u Buhre Contest between the Hiivanimh and Augusta Subi c Clubs on Dcccdi bcrdlb and sth. | Open to the world, three or more to enter. Fastest Trotting Hhiglc hurncss Horse, Purse, 1109; Fastest pair of Trotting 1 loan's, owncil and used ns such, Purse, SSO; Rest Single-har ness Horse, Piute, S2O; Best pair of Harness Horses, Plate, $25; Boat Pacing Horse, Flute, sls; Running Race, Sweep.-'!akes, mile heats, three or more to enter, two to start, entrance 10 per cent., Purse, S3OO. < tmov pi:i:.iih um. | The Chamber of Commerce offer the follow ing premiums: For best three bales of upland cotton of one I planter’s growth on exhibition, premium to go to plantci, 850. For three bales ranking second in quality, premium to goto planter, 810. For three hales ranking third in quality, $80; premiums to go to planters For the beat hale of sea Island cotton. SSO; next best In quality, premium logo to planter, I *4O. For the best Gin for upland cotton, 8100. For the best bushel of Rough Bice, of the va riety Known as gold seed, premiun to go to planter, *lO. For (lie tie ! bushel of Rough Pice, of the va riety known as white, premium to go to plan ter,’ 810. No fee will be charged for entering of exhib iting articles. For Premium Lists or otlu r Information, ep ply to J. 11. KftTILL, Secretary, 185 (and Savannah, Ga. 'l’o llio ISusiiK'ss Men of Macon THE ALBANY NEWS I Oimjlitti'K p.vi liiklvclv lii lloughrrlj, Mitclifll, Loc, Baker and Worth (loiniticH, I'JfiT The Wfti]thirst Cotton growing eetiou of Georgia " r ri 1 1<: :s i :\y* lathe Advertlaing Medium i• ■'* <• ull vr t eru Geo i gia. A DVEKTHI!MKNTS ROI.K’ITM*. CAUJCY W. STYLES, Pro|rieU>r, 89 Tin: nCEMIUI UCIiKIA. I T is universally conceded that advertising is a necessity to >- access In husinrsi; it is ai.-o conceded, by the shrewdest hußine s men, that l newspapers*arn the best medium for reaching all parties wl.o-e trade Is desired. Tin: MONKOK ADVICRTIMKII i renehes more (f the people trading with Ma I eon than any other Journal published in tie' country; it is, therefore, the, IrU medium of communication with the planting interests. We will he happy at any time to furnish refer ences to leading merchant* here arid elsewhere, who will testify to the fact that they have re ceived orders for goods from parties who read their cards in The Adeuthtr. iu fuet, many who have availed themselves of its columns, candidly say that it - value execeda that of all other journals in which they ore represented. T/u: Admrli:r lias the fre-hue -of youth aud the ripen* of age, and l- tin refore ilct ervr th successful. CHARACTER OK ADVKRTIBICMKNTB. No advertisements are admitted which are not believed to be above question and of real * value, and from parties ho unquestionably re : liable that the readers of The Adm-tUcr will lie j safe in ordering them from any distanee. Tb , our readers, the fact of its appearance herenu* all the weight of endorsement and authority. Address, JAB. I*. HARRISON, Fcrsv tin Georgia Cliamjo ol Gcliedule. SUI'KK/NTENDENT’S OFFCK, , Maconßrunswick Railroad Cos., r Macon, Ga., October 30, 1872. ) ON and after Thursday October 81, 1872, trains on this road Will run as follows: ! DAY J'A.“SENOKU TRAIN, DAILY (SUNDAYS EX UKI'TKD.) ; Leave Macon 9 }•> a. m. ! Arrive at Jcsup i*. m. Arrive at Brun-wiek 10:00 r. >i. • Leave Brunswick L3O a. m. Arrive at Jcsup 0:45 a. m. | Arrive at Macon 5:10 j\ m. NIGHT PASSENGER TRAIN, DAILY. Leave Macon s r - ; v ; Arrive ttUcKiqi , A ” Arrive at Savannah - -ui r m Leave ; ; L.I.V.- -r.-Hii,, • ■'},}} ! Arrive ut Macon *•" • ' i Until day mid iilsht t< uin- cimm-i- , f- i-tvwrly at Jesup with train- toafMi from rloiiua. HAWKINSYTLLK TRAIN li AI I.A , .SIM’XVH i\- CEPTED. ) Leave Macon 0 p. m Arrive at Haw kin -ville *'• Leave Hawkinsvillc ‘ -/j a. m Arrive at, Macon A - M WM. MacKKA. I |74|f Gcucrfd Buperlntcndent. TO M LRCHANTS! • A.f EH CHANTS wbhiiig t<> ptaoc tfirfr bob*.- i3l tiii.l biiKiricKK promlountly • Uie pei, | T„yl'r. Cmwton and Hgßjton ' vouutU. tioulct u<lvertlo in • J - I MXHMOK. ClrcDlHtlon tfood aiul InWcasliq, I VC ' , ' y ,v‘'''T rHKIUTOFHF.K. El). * Pbot’k. f " 1 Tort Valley, Oa.