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ffi k TELEG KAPILi jpA^_ | lcn * "1. L. from Ohio, w, in the eyes of his j Tlie Greorgia ~Weekly Telegraph. we: ^r,e ^ FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 2C, 18G9. ' [;li:il>so<2y Iron* Savannah, sprint the following from the Savannah of the 23d instant: TE K*U!—HOW ASD wnEnE 1T SHOULD BE **** held. _. t , ver may have been its deficiencies. it is at mistake to consider the present State ^failure. It is a valuable experience, and ftfjVL ure us many errors. Besides, there is, ^•nt of fact, o vast ntuount of products, in 3P 01 jcpartuK'nt of science and industry,- rtT vhavo greatly interested the public, despite iseouvenionoe it has Ix-en put to to get n 'll of it- Yen exhibitors—the people—did vr {B u pR rt to wake it a success. Never be- oH r history was so much interest felt in rtUiitiou of tbo industry of cur State.— f *: before was such care taken all over the n to l’ r * S' Ut- objects worthy of note, r.nd ,honld reflect credit upon the thrift and en- ’"l-u. of onr people. In this respect the Fair is «than a success. What,then is the trouble created such wide-spread dissatisfact- -, It originated from inexperienco and in- **hjiy on the part of the Executive Gomiuit- :S ‘ Thev made many blunders, beginning with • !f ‘ , Jriofts ono, and other followed ns a con- » 09St * 4ri °Wo°do not much blame them for°it[ Their s< ‘ lf ‘ t3ovo,ion is * orth y of tho b®* 11 a *J s ot - — * • 1 Home and of L. Q. Curtins. But who will jMDCO. . r— it, mi if » Fair is ever to be a success, these er- • a n! n<-t be appreciated, and the Committeo "” t profit by the sad experiences, the first great mistake was in locating, even ‘ rsrilv, the Fair at Macon, and the idea of 1 "iiae it vibrate betwoeen Macon and Atlanta, 0 very climax of folly. State Fairs are , L ,' K c»- what they formerly were when the , 0 f travel were limited, and one or two people collected annually to hears l ed or two and witness the industry of the T,, Matters went on smoothly then, for the nj«.isn»t more than the small interior cities “Jyi*ar. M-'.con, AtlauU nnd Augusta, nil j j pleasant experience in State Fairs in the t" ibefore the flood. But the conntry bus en- t rrJ upon a new era of its existence, and can ,0 aiore put up with old things and old ways •loa a rn.-n can wear the same clothes that cov- L:s nakedness when a boy. Macon bas at- this experiment, and her nakedness w fiuok out from head to foot; and l\ to her discredit, for she has done than any city of her size in the jjjili could do. For her resources, she |jj accomplished wonders. But tbo time passed when she was able to manage a j [ p. » l ;ricnltnral Fair, or come anywhere near t It is not in tbo natnro of things—it is sim- j. a physical impossibility—that a city of ten £ twelve thousand inhabitants should shelter ad feed an additional population of twenty or reeutj-fU'G thousand, or even half the number, tol with Atlanta the prospect is not only worse, tut utterly hopeless. Five thousand would irow a goodly number into tbo street, and, (ionld th« weather be unfavorable, to get about is its boggy streets would be next to impossible. Eiperieuce nnd common sense condemn- both ,kres as utterly nnsnitfed to the business, and «predict that if another trial bo attempted nth either, the whole fabric of onr Agricultural society and its Fairs will topple to the ground. What then is to he don©! The question has •at one answer : Mote, the Fairto the only plate (hr State that in capable of holding it, and lo de it there permanently. That place is Savan- <i0. and tho Committee mnst inake-the change or give up the business altogether, lie change to Savannah has everything to recommend it. Though on the sea-board, it is .ctcssiblo by railroad from every part of the South. Tho climate is more genial at the Fair -0ison of tho year, and everybody would prefer :o run down to the coast to enjoy tne sea air associates, rapidly qualifying himself for the lunatic asylum. lie declares that Congressmen should be willing to immolate themselves Tor the good of the country! This is rich—yea, beyond all comparison. To say that these ser vants of the people should do their duty simply with reference to the good of the people, and not with regard to their own future, is an idea and an expression that has become exceptional, nay, even ludicrous. 4; ’Tis true ’tig pity, pity ’tis, ‘tis true. Good-Bt.—We see from the Atlanta Intelli gencer that our, friends Mayor Hulsey, A. F Watson, A. Hope, W. A. Hemphill, etc., are on a committee to go up in a balloon from Atlanta at an early day. The Intelligencer says they are tho live men of Atlanta, and wo don’t doubt it. They will go up lice men, but will they not come down dead men ? that’s the question. VI e admire their courago and disinterestedness, but, as the farmer said of bis bull in tho fight with the locomotive, their discretion is question able. They are sacrificing themselves to bring a crowd and corresponding trade to Atlanta. mend their bones ? The registry at Augusta up to date is only 077/ fYEORHIA. BIBB r0UNTY.-By vi-tueofenor- VJt derofthe C-iurt • f Ordinary o' tr.i! county, will be sold. on the First Toe day ia'Janu -r-- next, be tween the legal tour* of ante in fr“t>t of the Coort- hon*edo»r in the oity of Macon. the following prop erty I flooding to the e«tn.to of It. A. Troutman. do erased : One-Mxth intrre-t in Flock on Fourth etrect, m the city of Macon, known as tbo McEln-y Block, “eras e.vh. JOHN S. TROUTMAN. Adm’r. T. E. TROUTMAN. Ads’x. novf6-wtfd G KOROI.A, BIBB COUNTY.-By virtue or an or- der of the Court of Ordinary of 15i .b conn; -, will he sold on the first. Tuesday in January next, betircer, tho usual hours of sale, bon-re the Court liou-e dor r, in the city of M»eon. the following property hel -.nsr- ioc to the e-trite of M»naret Groce, decessed—that tract of lard lying In Bihb county. 1 nnws ns five- ti' iiat Uot 8t5, pnrtof fractional Lot 87. pa-t of frac tional Lot 88. pnrt of Lot 84. part of Lot 89. part of fractional Lot 102, pait of L>-t U4,1} ins in tbs Mi:c->n Kejervc. on tho cart rido ofOcrnaljr-o 1-iiver. Also, Lot No. 97, prut of Lot N->. Uff. part« f Lot 8d. and part of fraetio.ia: Lot 98. lyit-e in the Seventh District, originally Baldwin, now Eihb coanty. the same being 350 acres, mora or lcs% Tern s ca«h. W. F. WEI.BURN, nov8fi-w40a Executor. STILL ALIVE! ASB SO WILL ALL BE WHO TAKE SI\1SI»5S’ /"t EOHGt*. J ASP-it COUN1Y.-Whereas, the x 1 estate of Thcophilus P.v<*, Into of said county, de- ted. is unrepresented. These are therefore to c:te admonish al! and riacular, tl-.ekindrcd and ored- itorsofsiid deceased, tosh, w cause, ilany they have, on or before the first Monday in Januhry next, why Letter.* of Adx'inistration cutn trstno.onto anacxn, of the estate of-aid deceased, shall not dovolve upon the «'l*-rlt of the Suncr'-or 'ourt tf said county, or some other fit or proper person. (Jivonur.d-r my hand and official signature, this EOth day of November, 18fi9. M. H. HUTCHISON. nov24-w c 0d Ordinary. TJtXECin OR'S SAL8'.— By virtue of an order from J. J the Honorable Ordinary of Hcnstou county, will he sold before the Conrt-hou«o door, in the town of Hawkinsville. on fit? first Tuesday in January next, between the leg-d hour* of sale, one town lot, in the town of Hawk insvills and conntv of Pnla«Vi, known a- Lit No 1. in square N o. 24. id the plan of said town. Sold as the property of W atkins L-tinier, late of Hous ton county, dreen ed. for distribution among the heirs and creditors of said deceased. Term= dtb. MAROApBT -t.LAIDLER.Admx. JOHN H. LAIDLER, Administrator. n tv 24-wtd A DMINT-TRATOR’S Sale.—Will be sold attbe Cenrt-II use. in ‘Ihomaston. Upton e ntity, on the first Tuesday in Jnntt-ry next, for easb. the fol io wing I tr.d, bclontring to the ntoteof Reuben White. wd the fruits and fish and ojsters to which Uiey ■ Upson county ry of said county ‘di ditlriet of oririnaily Monroo nor -'nM by nrde r of the Court o r Ordinal of Hoiisf on, f r the benefit of the creditors of stld de ceased. JOHN K. WU1TR. mv2T AdmV. TT’XliCUI.'UR’ - SALE—By virtue of an ord rfrom the Court» f Ord.n rv of the county of Houston, tv.it terni-i bt.'o-e theCotirt H< usedoor. ia ihctowu Il-wkicsviCe. on thi first Tuesiay in January je unaccnstomed in tbe up country. Her hotel iwommndatious, perhaps, are not greater than tho«e of Macon, the size of tho two places taken atoconsideration, but in dealing with such vast roxd t experience teaches that hotels arc but t small portion of the resources of a city. V/e hre tho houses hero—the room—-and nil would !«comfortably housed nnd bountifully foil. We - - - „ mlniiniutrativn minda r-rv.-ie next, dunne the tesal lioors of sets: One town lot to are here, too, admimstrauve niintw, acvrss- Ute trw:i , lf n , wk r n -vi!ic. in the countv ot Pulaski. lomc-tl to deal with great enterprises, and whose j ino-vn let ' o. 1 in squaro No. 24. in ih.-t pi to of abilities would insure success. Besides ibis, we | *nid towa foldw ths j-ro-erty of Watkins l.nidler, have beautiful sites for Fair grounds in tbe im- j!? o£ Tp 'nf r'rt'h *' * l °" n ’ <lc?C! ‘ 3Cl, ' for <5istnba ' mediate vicinity and in walking distance of the j \{ u-V\ RET A. f AID!.Eft, Adm’x.. *n 1 city, and to which we might run pipes from onr | ri, LAIDLER, Administrator water wosks, nnd a dozoa railroad tracks if nec- ] n»\24 r! -l stary. Another important consideration R if kok'I v, TWIGGS CLUNfy.—Whcrea*, Adtlie moved to Savannah our citizens would cWer- VJ ~ folly construct, at their own expense, spacious •ud permanent bnildings for tho Fair, in which sny amonr.t of products could be exposed to tbe best advantage, together with stockhouses, pens, stables.race course, etc , etc., that would he »mp!e for every emergency, pd<1 an honor to the State. We throw out these suggestions to the cora- rittee. and we think its good sense must ap- jrecinte their force. Indeed, it is simply im- pncticable to carry out their original plan, and they cannot close their eyeft to the fact Then, let them forthwith abandon all idea of purchas ing the Macon Laboratory, throw aside Atlanta *> wholly ont of the question, and communicate with the authorities of Savannah on tbe best i-lvantagfcs to be gained by a removal of their issual exhibition to this city. Besides tho consideration of absolute necessity, wo think ow people will offer every inducement that wld bo naked or desired. THE SYMPTOMS OF LIVER Complaint are uneasinesi and pain in tbe aide. Sometimes the pain i» in tho thonlder. and is “•jjaf*® tor rneumatum. The ttomjteh is affected with loss of appetite and sieknew. bowels in general costive, fornetnnes alternaiive with lax. The head i* troubled with pain, and dull, heavy senf.-ition.eou- ndcrabie loss of memory: accompanied with painful sensation of having left undone something which oogbr to bare been done. Often complaining of weak- ■■nwnwiiiTitMm ncgJl debility and low spirits.— i, j V fi fl 9 Sometimes some of the above ki I T li It g symptoms attendthedisease.and r»H»y at other time* tew of them: but tne Liver i; yen trolly tbe organ most involved. Cure wtll 1Wf tr,, k Simmona’ Regulator, and all will he X>Si. « X li/ETVi: OjNTIS’ LIVER REGULATOR. i — V • ,„A REM EDY FOR ALL DISEASES CAUSED BY A DEHANGED STATE UF THE LIVER. Dyspepsia. Hccdaehe, Jaundice. Cojtivcness. Sick Heod-aehef Chronic Duirrhcea. Affections o* ;■ -jam the Bladder. Camp Dysentery, ^necttotis of tne Kidneys, Fever. Nervoaene*-, Chills, lji-eascs of tse Skin. Impurity of the Blood, Mdan- eooly, or Depression o* rtpirits, Heattburn. Colic, or Pams in tbe Bowels, Pain in . the ft usd. Fever and Ague, Dropsy. Boils, Pain in tho Back and Limbs, Asthma, Lrysipoles, Female Affections, and Bilious Diseases generally. J. n.ZBILIN A CO.. „ , , Drusrrista. Mao -n. Georgia- by all druggists. 'Price $1 per package. By wail $1 A prtfi»aru(ion t»f and herbs, warranted to be nrift-jy vegetable, ar-d cad do r.o injury to any one. It naa beeu u*e<i by hundreds, and known for th^ as one of tbe most reliable, encaiMouB and bnrmlet* preparations ever offered to tne *u Her int?. If t ken regularly nnd ptrsistcntly. ir is sure to effect a cure. theffiiiowinsrhithly respectable persons can fully attest lo the liituesof thia valnen'e medic’se, and to whom wo moFt respectfully refer: Uen. \V.S. Molt, Presidents. W\ H. R. Company ; Rtv. J. R. Fel ler. Perry, G» ; Cob E. K. Sparks. Al- nony, Ua.: W. J. McKlroy, Macon, ts.; iiooTgo J. \V. Uurko, Maeon (?*.: Virgil Power*, E3q., Su- renn 4 endcnt S. W. R. R.: Daniel Bullard. Rullard'a Matron. M. A XL It. R.. Twigjrs co.. Ga.; Grenriile iVO'jd. \\ ood« bactorv. Macon, Ga.; ltev. £. F M'terttair, P. K. l loriJa Conference: Major A. F, ■V ooIcy, hirpston, Ga. apr2- dtwtf T. M. C. BSI27L7. A, I>. MILKS. J. EDWMBDIUKDT. BHINLY, MTLES & HAFDY, Sole Manufacturers ot Beixlv’s Celebrated Plows, Cultivate, Goltoa Sweep, Cotton Scrapers, Etc. Send for Price List and Circular- •ORINLY’SUN iVERSAL. Tho best and cheapest -O bTLLL PLOW made. Suit 'd for every kind of soil. * tffiee and Factory: 132 a£<l 334 East Main St.. Loisviixe, Kt novl4-dlw thenw tf VILIIABLB LAND FOR SALE, WILL be sold before the Court-House door, in the » f town of Clinton. Jones county, nn the first Tucs- o*» in December next, five hundred and forty-four (544) acres of land, more or less, situated in Jones counts, ono inilo from Biountsville, on the Macon and Eatonton road, twelve uilesr.ortheattot Clinton, and seven miles from depot, on the Macon and Augus ta Railroad; ha- three separate settlements thereon, two of 'which are good cabins. This place is well watered, has about ono hundred acres of original for est on the place, two hundred acre* g>od Tillable Land: the remainder bas a growth of very tail and valuable pines. told bv the written consent and agreement of all pnrtieg ii-torrsted, which can to examined at the Clerk’s Office in Jones county. To any one seeking investment this will be a rare chance. Titles good. Terms cash. JAMES HURT. LEAH DAVIDSON. _ nov21-w2t* Trustees. HARD m\EY Adi AIN. bfretary RantweH's Programme for n Re turn to Specie l'nynicnt—MM and Silver In 1871. {Special ditputch to the -V. 1". IForW.] 'Lliii«jiaTO!r, November 20.— From semi- uificial sources I have ascertained that,-after consultation with leading New York bankers -tad also with Western financiers, Secretary BotUtrell has decided to submit at an early day— probably at his annual report—the following programme for a return to specie payments to tbe consideration of Congress: 1. The national banks to redcom thoir nStes • a greenbacks by July 1, 1870. 2. The govermnent to redeem its greenbacks m gold after January 1,1871. ■!. Freo banking for all parties upon bonds bearing interest at 1 per cent, in gold, i This point is not qnito Bottled. Thcro is division in regard to the question whether the hanks shall bo permitted to issne notes as now. or whether tho United States shall take jfirirge of all circulation b> tho issue of gref:. backs on a plan somowhat similar to that of the fiank of England. It is, however, understood >{>»t no greenbacks of a similar denomination than §5 or $10 will bo issned. The free banking clause of this programme, which finds groat favor among those who have been permitted to see it, was inserted to satisfy the Western States, whore the greatest obstacles to a resumption of specie payments now exist. From Washing*on. tyo-iut Correspondence of the Courier-Journal. CUBAN nZCOONITXON. Washington, D. C., November 20.—The Cubans intend to be actively at work on the re cognition question when Congress meets. They *ro getting up a lot of memorials for that pur pose, and intend to present a monster one, con fining twenty thousand signatures, tho first *eek of tho session. Eighteen thousand of the. names have been already obtained. They havo “V> prepared documents, etc., to lay before the -Hooso committee on foreign affairs, to show that tho republic of Cuba is a bonafide government, with a flag and seal, and has in good faith abolished slavery. Tub run chase or bonds. The currency balance in fhe Treasury to-day *how8 such an incrcoso that it wold bo naturally inferred that Secretary Boutwell would continue his purchases of bonds for December, bnt it is believed that he will not continue the purchase flaring that month, but await tho action of Con gress on tho present amount of bonds held for the rinking fund. THE world’s FAIB. . The people of Washinton appear to bo acting *u fall faith regarding fho World’s Fair which it *® proposed to hold here in 1871. For the week ceding to-night, a quarter of a million dollars hive been voluntarily subscribed, and the Com mittee feel confident that they will have a half a million dollars by another week. Halt Fake.—Col. S. K. Johnson, Superin tendent, announces that persons visiting tho North .Georgia Conference, at Borne, Ga.^on the 8th of December, will .bo furnished with re turn tickets free on tho Georgia Bailroad on presenting certificates of - attendance, signed by the Secretary of the Conserence. An Opening fob a Pbinteb, —Sierra Leone has a newspaper which advertises for an Engf lick compositor. Tho last one was broiled and eaten by the chiof editor, a healthy native with *ery advanced views on.the subject of diet. Pe r.-e - plies to iuc for Letters of AtinjuJstru- •>t. iltc £irate of Wiley M. Fe.iree, late of sail • a.-sv. deceased- This is therefore to cite and ad monish all end finjular. the kindred and creditors of * id dcc-ased. t*> 1>> nod appear at my offic" within the time pre cribel by law. to show c mao why sail Lettets j-h'iuld not bo emitted said applicant. Given u• dor my hand and official sfmatnre this the 22d day of November, 1S69. JOHN F. SHINE, iiOv24wS0d Ordinary. G EORGIA—CRAWFORD COUNTY.—a-rrceaWy loan order of the honorable Ordinary of said county, trill be sold on the first Tuesday in January, next, before the Conrt-Honse door in tho town ot Knoxvit'e. in said oonnty. at tho usual hour* of sale, the following lots and parts of lots of lands beloneinz to tho estate of Washington 0. Cleveland, late of said county, deceased: Lot No. 132, south 150 acres of lot No. 131, ea-t half and northwest fourth of lot No. 154: and all other Lands belonging to the estate of W. C. Cleveland, deceased. Sold for the benefit of heirs and creditors. Term* cash, novlfltds WILD E. CLEVELAND. F.x’r. Soil TDTT'S vBSETABIS LiTSt PILLI Cores diseases or tbo Liver tnd fe'tomec’s: /lira srp«£T©si.*T, . ploswatii ei.ro for Coughs, Colds, eto. rvm 3 * Xi h j- A E: Ilf: 8 & tjUENN’S DKIIGB1 The treat Alterative s.nd Blend Purifier tU’CT'B IMPB0Y8V H AIR DTK, V* irrsnttd the beet dye in aaa- These ( tandr.rd preparations ars tor nits by 11 CLAY A CO., Agents. J. U. ZHILIN A CO . MJRFEE’S Pulverizer and Deep Tillage FLO W, Patented as Snljsoil Plow. MANUFACTURER'S PRICES • One-Uorso Plow, with ono extra point....- _*G CO Extra Poii t-t for same, each. ...... ® Twt-Horse Plow, with one extra point 9 CO Extra Points for saute, cojj - - to 20 per cent, discount made to the trade- Merchant* will sell evegrwhero ot manufacturer s pricos. with ^Merchant* will send their orders, aocomf anted by the Cash, in Drafts. Post office orders, or_ Express, to Memirs. PALMER * TURPIN, 1526 Mam itreet, Richmocd, Va. _ Planters cun obtain them of tho. Factory* or from the foIlosrinK Merchants in Georgia, who n*ir lure them for salo. Others will soon be added to the list: Ayer A Hills. Komot.S. R. Roberson, ihomasvtllo; Russell P» Johnson. Griflin: Wm- Xioot A Sons, Ms- iedgerille; Brana'i Ragland. LaGrange: Atkinson & A I Clarke, V ert Point; Hall * Moses. Columbw Car- nor. Daltoa: W. H. Gilbert A Co.. Caricrsville; Thomason, Madison; J-B- Hatji-fe Son, Lit ten _____ Stnomeyi Newton, Athens: Lovloss k Griffin. Daw sow I- E. Veal. Montexnma: J. F- ttowart. McBean, C R R.: Messrs. Bray & Bros. Enfaula, Ala; Con ning & sterner, Augusta, Ga. For further Patustke, , nov24-wlm* Havana. Haleco.. Ala. PUTNAM: COUNTY FLOURING MILLS —AND— Plantation for Sale. 'PER Fins Mills known ns the DENNIS INDIAN 1 CREEK MILLS, with four seta of Runners—two for Corn and two lor Wheat—together with tho Plantation attached, containing Twelve Hundred Acres, more or less, lying upon Indian CreeK and Little River, five miles from the town of Eatonton. i* “partiesdeslrink farther information or term*, will please comatmlcato with either of tho undersigned at Eatonton. Ga. REUBEN B. NJSBET, LEROY C. DENNIS. Executors of Michael Dennis, deceased. Uovl8-2tawAwtf . G-eorgia Nursery. A WELL-SELECTED Stock of Apple. Peaches. A. Voir anil other Fruit Trees, suited to the Cotton States. Also, a large variety of Dwarf and lancy -Trees, flrapo Vines, Strawberry Plants, Roses.Orna mental Fhrtibs. etc., etc. Carefnlty packed for ehm- ping and delivered on cars. Satisfaction guaranteed. Information furnished on application. HrLl> nevl82t* Berxelia. Colnmbia Co., Ga« CITY BANKING COMPANY OF MACON. CASA CAPITAL, : : : W. P. GOODALL, C. Cashibr. __ DIKXCTOBS: W. B. JGnNSTON.I J.J. GRESHAM, : $200,000 , A. NUTTING. PaXSIDXXT. W. 8. HOLT, J. E. JONES. S3- Will do a General Banking Bueine** in all its Do tails-“«56 T HE Stock of this Company Is o!l owned In Afacon -nd vicinity- Having no cireulation to p.otect. tho whole capital is guaranteed for tho security of Oeposi torF and Patron*. augl2-d*w3mo FOITTZ’S MIXTURE, The Great External Remedy, For ZtZon and Boast. IT WILL CURE RHEUM ATISM The reputation of tills preparation is so well estab lished, that little need be said in tbi3 connection. On MAN it has never failed to euro PAINFUL NERVOUS AFFEC TIONS, CONTRACTING MUSCLES. STIFFNESS AND PAINS IN THE. JOINTS. STITCHES in the SIDE or Back, SPRAINS, BRUISES, BURNS. SWELLIXOS.COR.VS and FROSTED FEET. Person ifiebd with RheumatismcanbeitKv- tually and permanently cared by using this wonderful preparation; it penetrate* to the nerve sad bone im mediately on being applied. —3—lOn HORSES it will cure SCRATCH K.H. SWEENEY POLL-EVIL, FISTULA. OLD BUNKING SOKES. SADDT.E or COLLAR GALLS, SPRAINED JOINTS. STIFFNESS OF TDK . STIFLES, tf. It will prevent HOL LOW-HORN arid WEAK BACK LV MILCH COWS. I have met with great success In Itrliicltig tny .'fix ture within the reach of the Public. I anv daily in receipt of letter* from Physicians, Druggists, Mer chants and Farmers, testifying to its curative powers. tiAVID E. F0UTZ,SWe Proprietor, BALTIMORE, Hd. For sale by Druggists and Storekeepers through out the United SUies. Canadas and South Amoncu. For sale by L. W. I1UNT & CO., deelS-ly Maeon, (Sa. Cotton Ties I Cotton Ties 11 DUNN'S PATENT SELF-ADJUSTING HORIZONTAL COTTON TiS, 8 AGENTS OF THE ABOVE NAMED Patent, we Leg to commend it to the atten tion of Planters andMerchants. This Tie is a dc- rior to any other Tic manufactured, we cs dcntly recommend it to tho public./' y J. IS. ROSS A SON, A Rents at Macon, Ga. JNO. W. ANDERSON’S SONS & CO augd dw<fetw 4m Agents to Savannah, Ga. WJL W. aOUDOV. TISON& GORDON, COTTON FACTORS —ASP—■ GENERAL COMMISSION MERCHANTS, 08 Bay Street, SA VANNAR, - - - - GEORGIA. T) AGOING and ROPE nr IRON TIES advanced on Liberal Cash advance* made on consignments o! C Grateful for liberal patronage in the.past, a con tinuance of the same is respectfully solicited. . eept2-daw6m Carriages and Harness, all style-'.; Harness, great variety. Largest assort- mtn CALVXa'WiTTV'S Iminenie Carriage Ware-rooms. Nos. G34.635 and Broadway—Nos. 164 166 and 16S Crosby street. NhW YORK. blDE-SPIUNG BUGGIES from S» to S1C0, all warranted—such ns.are usually sold by drummers and ^Ordersby mail promptly attended to. Refer ri: General J. B. Gordon. Savannah, Ga-, MworColiins. Macon,Ga-; S. W. ^ighvSavannah, PEDES- - ®* , . _ . Great Reduction in Prices: A.H50 VELOCIPEDE, at — -^ 5 M A 5 SO “ a A 840 • ' fept35-daw3a 40 00 20 00 To Cotton Planters. Ammoniated * DISSOLVED BONES. r E SUPPLY OF PERUVIAN GUANOhaving become exhausted, it is necessary for the planting community to look for a substitute for this article, 60 efficacious to promoting and sus taining the growth of cotton. The combination of Peruvian Guano and Dissolved lto-eg has been found to be the safest and best of C.' it many ar ticles offered, and we arc confident «ait in an or dinary season, to use the language of Mr. David Dickerson, can never faiL In presenting our AM MONIATED to the planter, we but give the com bination to a form ready for immediate use, thus saving the cost and trouble of manipulation and securing uniformity iu quality. | Tbe practical results obtained from the articles j shipped by us, prove them to be superior to ail j others, and in a trade extending through every ! portion of the cotton growiug regions, and, daring ( the past five years, consuming thousands of tons, I we are yet to hear of the first complaint In our manuiacture we discard aH raiimrai phos- I phatea, and rely entirely npon j pg^pj^gg gggjj ^gfjjggjj gjjj pygjyjjg PTT'Pt'lril ■tars fS7 TT* ! w 1 J, | Commencing at 2 and VA o’clock. Doors open an hour i-revioa-;. made readily soluble by the use of Sulphuric AWd. ! Admission 75 cent*. Children und The Ammonia b supplied from the next valuable j 50 cents. source to Peruvian Guano, and to sufficient qusn- ! Tickets will he for rate »t Burl... „ „ titles to give the plant a vigorous and healthy ! ?. J"*- 8 ' 1 Molhnvy r'rcct, on the day of growth, the soluble bone sustaining it throughout J Kxmtntton, the season. • • J . We have no hesitation in placing UiLj article ; Yhl*tttheforeestand most cotuplvto Cirout that sgninst auy mauufactnrc or combination known, | 5J*L vl - K!,d !he bou,h - * cd » KtpaUrly know and will refund every dollar speut iu its puetthase to case it does not give satisfaction. ' ‘ For the character and parity of the articles! . 4 s | Ji QjRQ|JS Qf J{|£ VVORLD i No Wrens, cither In Europe or America, has no many First Class Artists ns | Stone & Murray's! Horses,lltiics,Cattle, ?iogs, vHfieep and Poultry A Sellable Xedldup for .Diseases Incident to all Kinds of* Stocks WILL EXHIBIT IS MACON FRIDAY AND SATURDAY DECEMBER 3d and 4th. pod by us we refer to the iirominent names ap pended, they being a few of those who obtain tlietr supplies from us. John Merry man k Co., J. W. SLOUMT, The aanonncod Exhibitions will be siren upon Rpltimorn. ! scaloof ori*ina ity and splendor o- ver before wit j nested in this Country. Tho folio* ,h* array ot Ar- i lists will convey to tbe public an idea of the itninenso . : resources of STONE A MURRAY'S CIRCUS tode- lisht xs-d amrxe: Agent at Rfiacon.! liEFEEENCES. Lavld Dickson, Hancock county I» E. Ji. Pend eton, Hancock cottnJy <V. W.Simpson, H er.cock county s.J. Lane, Hancock county tV)L T. M. Tari-er, Han. ock county John T, I lorry, ii'.nc.-»clr county James M. Gray, Jor.ce county H. M. JCieat'. H.'.u-tou yoimiy M. G. itooei-t. Vf idles count-v S. IV. Slote,Co'uniiJa conuty I)r. Henry Usitthcr, Newton county Dr. J. s. Hamilton. Athens Edward Baucrott, Athens A. P. Deartcg, Athens A. Livingat n, N-vrton county Hon. J. Bioiih, Jcflcrsou eouuty H.P. Rictiaril', Newton county John H. 4‘hSslioliu. West Point Stephen 1*. Heard Augusta Dr. H. H. Hiclnt r. Augusta W. I>. Grant. Walton Hev. W. hi. Cnrioiogham. I-aGrango Co;. B. «. I i-cketr, Unq^nrty coanty rion, Herschel V^fohtxsoa. Jetfctson. oonnty .1.11 Wilkins, JtiTtrson county Jus. C. Dennam, Puinrm courty f. PrJntcn, Colnmbia county tj M. Si,okes. I^e county jtev.T It. West, O-'iniiibia county G. A, Nu tin ally, Walton county S W Svrauton, Tioupcountv Thomas Wartlten, Washington countv Ater!ip.B.?. Eider. Coweta county i it l-.thcr!,Coweta ,-onnty Kev. C. ft. Grulden, '.'.rooks county J. <>. iioiron Hrooks eouuty Ssmnfl H Carter. Murray county J. K. ctajd* r, Lown.lcs coonty J. N Montgomery. Fort Jj.rjar - G. W. Hew is, t.iecatcr co«r:tv J. N. HHJ, Quitman courty * S. P Bttrueit, ttuHnsnr-, conntv A..I. White.if .cun A. V. tsrnmby. Atlanta Q. if. Nolan, Ilaury cooxr-y X, H. Clark, Cglethorfto coanty H. P. Woolley, Cass conntv Adams. Jones-& Jteynoia ‘ XTacon J. B. Ross <& Ron, Macon Warren, i-ane&Co., Atigustu J. T. Doth well. Augusta Berrys & Co., Rome tV. C & L. Lanier, West Point B. Pye & Sou, Forsyth Isaac Harris, fiprirtg ; Grove. N t* James P. Irwin, Cbariotte, N o Col. J. K.Spentnia:^. Silver Htreot, « C B. W. Bates, Orangeburg, S c Col. T. .1 Moore, Spartanburg, S C JohnH.Catlicart, Winntsboro. SC Thomas L. W<.odslde, Green vtiie. 8 C J. W. H'.rkfdale, Jjsurens. 8 O Gov. C. H lmpont., Quincy, PJa George W. Scott, TaUabaeyec, Kla A. V. Given, Montgomery, Ala J. N. Lightfoot, Abbeville, Ala ft. B. Thornton, tloosa River, Ala John B. Biibro, Tnskei.'ee, Aia A. B. Beall, Car. liege, Ala T. McC. Boyd. Camden. Ala Thomas E B Pegnes. Oxlord. Miss W. X. Fergu-sson. Jackson, Miss E. E Foltz, Duck Hill, Miss W. W. Topp, Columbus. Miss I)r. J. D. McConnell, Brownsville, Miss P. M. KVryock. Winona, Mi-s M. H. Jones, Batesvlile, Miss H. F Jjlmson, Bro'drhnven, Mfas J. A. P Kennedy. Coflseviile, Mbs D. It Williams, Okolotnt, Miss .1. Ci'atnpouoip, Bhnbnta, Miss John !*. Fictey, Holly Springs, Miss W. W. F-rmf-r, Monroe, Ia Frank P. Stubbs, Moarte. /« J. Gr-.en Hail, Ct»-. iut;t'>ri, Tcun . W, IS. Beck, Mlditji-towraTron O. E .Mathews, Montlcclto, Ark auc28-€md&w JIIIc. IvWILIi: HFARIETTA COOKE Tho Premier E'luostrionne of the World, tho most gifted and daring Lady Rider ever een in an., age or country, from tbe principal Amphitheatres of Europe; and the great .105!A IIESRY COOIill. iBAIIS! I • I’HE GREAT AMERICAN HEALTH I Restorer, purifies tho blood nnd cures j Scrofula, Syphilis. Skin Diseases, Rheum a j tism. Diseases of Women, and sll Chitrai Affections of tho Blood. LiverandKiJ- eys. I P.ccommentied by the Medical Facnli \ *nd ; many thousands of onr best citizens. Head the testimony of Physicians and pat.ents ’ who have used ltosadalis: send fo> out Rosadalis Guide to Health Book, or Alma nac for this year, which we publish lor gratuitous distribution; it will give you much valuable information: Dr. R. W. Carr, of Baltimore. s*ys— T take pleasure in recommending yonr Rosy- dalis as a very powerful alterative. I hat e scon it used in two case* with kappyrcralts: one m a case of seconder; syphilis, ir which the patient pronounced h -.use'll cured after having taken five bottles of yonr medicine. The other is a ei.ee of scrofula of long standing, which is rspiuly improving under its use, nnd the indica tions are that the patient will soon recover. I havo carefully examined the for mu tee by which yonr Rosadalis is made, and 'nd it an excellent compound of alterative in gredients. Dr- Sparks, of Nicholttsri!ie.Ky..*r j*J.» heaused Rosadalis to cases ofSorofui.v and Secondary Syphilis with satisfactory re sults—as a cleaner of tho Blood I know co better remedy. Samuel G. MeFadden, of Murfreesboro, Tenu.,says: I have used seven bottles of RosadalL, and nm entirely cured of Rheumatism; send me four bottles, ns I wish it for m brother, who has Scrofulous Sore Eyes. Beniamin Cechtol, of Lima, Ohio, writes: T have suffered for twenty years with an inveterate eruption over my wholsbodysa short time since I purchased a bottle o< Rosadalis and it effected a perfect curs. AOSAXIAXiX I IS SOLD BY ALL DRUGGISTS. [ *3uLaboratory, No. Cl Exchange Place. I Baltimore. I Drs. Clements. Hives & Co,, Proprietors. 1 For sale by J. H. ZBXSXXff A CO inly-stf SaSOAZLBY XUXXiZiS EliilTILIZEE COMPANY, Mnnnfactoo* onposite new Fair Gronml, • IV.dtA. B. B., ATLANTA, GEORGIA, Offer to tho Planters of tho South PURE DISSOLVED BONES. ./ PURE FLOUR OF RAW BONES, PURE FRESH GROUND LAND PLASTER. DICKSON’S MIXTURE, The acknowledged Champion Rider of tho Universe, Gate of Cool#'- Royal uircus of European famoj whose extraardin.<ry talents command the largest sal iry ever paid to any artist sn - g iged in the vocation of amus ing tho public. L.E JEllA'E 1»BTE! Tho Champion Bareback Hurdle Rider! nile. JEAVETTE ELLhXF.ll! The Graceful and Dashing Tight Rope Dan.-eass'l MURRAY AND HI TCIHSSOS ! The Peerless Acrobats! The Novel Feats and Athletic Exercises of these skill ful performers have won for them a world wide fame in every quarter of the globe. THE HSOXV BROTHERS! BENJAMIN. WILLIAM and ALFRED, tho Un equalled Posturers and Equilibrists. HR. HEX STOXE! She popular Clown and Unmorist. who bus the happy faculty of blending the amusing with the ludi crous without approaching coarse ness or vulgarity. MR. CHARLES BLISS, And his wonderful compeer. JUS. ROBERT JOHXSOX ! Tbe two bert Tumblers to the world! THE LILLEES BROTHERS, PAUL and JEROME, the Soneational 3Iid-Air Gymnasts, from the Hippodrome, Paris. mss ESiLV COOKE! The Superb English Manege Equestrienne SIO. COLUMBUS! The amazing Italian Contortionist. MASTER GEORGE COOKE! The Artistic Protean Equestrian. MR. WILLIAM FRANKLIN ! The Champion Somersault Rider. MR. WILLIAM KEXXEDV ! The Grotesque Commsdian. • MR. BERT LEE! The Champion Leaper and Vautter. BARRY VXD REEEVS! The Comique Pontomimist3. THESE POWDERS will ftringth-- • n the xt-imsch and intestine*, cica-fethcm frew offensive mat ter, *nd bring them to a healthy.. state. They sre a sure preventive ot LUNG FEVER. Apt! o certain remedy for all Dis- - b c II0R2B, stteh 11 FA V F.S, SLAV ERIN a COUGHS, FEVERft of Appetite an<l Vital Energy. FOB MILCH COWS. •By actus;! • xpc-iipe-.t :i ha> b-en pr«ven l';Mt these t'-.wders wilt i-.c-vat'O tbcqttanti-y <>f MILK AND RE . M 31 PER CENT, And make the BLTIr.lt FIRM AND 8IV K KT ^ In Faticnintr i'attic ir glics’l e c an appeti o. I.oscns toe hide. t.n! mail them thrive much tester. FOR HOGS AND SHEEP. For all ilije.-ses if fe e ari a is— such ai COUGh'S. Ul. i:f.S IN tiiU LUNGS. BOG CUOLSRA.nudtb • KOI* IN SHKSP-ibc>e l'owJcr* ate i. valu able. They wi-1 cure mange, at .. : u , mote the ;tot. th offt-jnted ' ir-. ' FOB, POULTRY. The*"'P 'wders are a certain Cura and Preventive of CHOLERA and other diseases of CHICKENS. TURKEY8. Di v KS, e*v..aud wilt improve tho condition of all kind* of FOWLS. ... * These Pour ten. arc off- , td t the ptblio with n gnaranfo- of practical nseiu!.. fr ti> s:l who have ttoek of any kind. All Drug.:iets rave them lor sale, at FIFTY CENTS per box. Full directions socompauy eaefcc box. Tbe trade upp.'icd »: a iihcrttl U sootmt by tho Sole Matiutccturerr. oafii-d«wJm jLt. W, HUi% T Ac OO., DRUGGISTS CHERRY STREET. MACON.'GA. ■ ERNEST PESCHKE, PRACTICAL WAITHMAKKR, MANUFACTURING JEWELER _4Nb OPTICIAN, : NO- 1 SECONU STREET. ^LL KINDS AF SPECTACLE GLASSES FITTED AND ADJUSTED by an OPTl METBt*. WATCHBg- and JKWEt.RY.repaired end i»f,muted . „ ELECTBO-PLATBXG AX’» GILIHX’G, AND STEXUILS OF ALL SIZES* <’UT TO ORDER. CARHA.1T & CURB, ^ IMPORTERS AND DEALERS IN Ifi. AJMslRm CARRLaG el rKHiAL limits AND MILL, SAWS, MILL STONES, BOLTING CLOTHS Boltins, etc., Faints, Oils and Glass. SIGN OF GOLDEN PADLOCK, Cherry Street, : : Macon, Ga. MRS. F. DESSAU- fb NOW RECEIVING THE LAfffST NOVELTIFS IN MILLINERY, DRESS GOODS, CLOAKING, FURS, GLOVES, TSliiSiS, mil EMBROffiEMES, EEALMGES, Ete. t-,t *». «m19iUw7,T g a \LL ORDEKff PROMPTLY ATTENDED f-*5 STE. 33 *r- \V5Io HEUff Y WOODS. OTTOS FiifOR AN0 (ppfefi COMMISSION MERCHAKT, ULRIG DAXZEFFj The Rnssian Athlete. - MR. II. LOCKWOOD! - The Intrepid Pancratist. HERR DREXEL ! The Modern Hercules. LUDORFF AX'D REX'TZ! The Electrifying Funambulists. The above Artists will be aided by a largo force of Auxiliary Talent, super-added to HUTCHINSON’S ACTING DOGS! MURRAY’S TRAINED HORSES! DEN. STONE'S COMIC MULES, and TI1E COMPLEX KU-KLUX PANTAMORPHS! •«a-STONE k MURRAY advertise only such at tractions as are actually in their possession, and they wish it to be understood that they win success by dec servins’ it. " 'IheNew Water-Proof Pavilion contain* Seats for 3,700people, No standing rcoia. Seats for all patrons. One-naifofthe Pavilion Se»ts wUl be reserved for -Ladies and Children, and Gentlemen accompanying them. An efficient Police will be constantly present to preservo order in and sear tbe Pavilion. Atten tive Ushers will provide Patrons with seats. No smoking allowed in tho Pavilion. ... tw_ Particular attention is called to the fact that STONE A MURRAY'S CIRCUS travel* exclusively i by Bailroad, on special trains, consequently thero warranted euual to any made rtorthor houtn * Thl Fertilizer business of the OAKLEY MILLS MANUFACTURING COMPANY bus been removed irorn Marietta to Atlanta, and will be conducted as above. Wo offer nothin* bnt • PURE ARTICLES, Preoaredat cur extensive Works by ourselves, and j WUl beno parade ot’empty wagons and jaded animals, we rely solely upon tho real merits of our enterprise The attractions of this Circusiare inside the Pavtlion. A- .nntfrmVii success. and not on tho streets; therefore, (with th* excoption for continued sue e C. MANSFIELD, Sup’t. . of the Band Chariot.drawn by’sixteen thorough-bred Office at the warehouse of Glenn k Wright. Homs.) no attempt will be made to induce patronage Addrcsscommunicstions to J. F. Ncttiwo. Socre-. by tbe obsolete use of a so-called “Gorgeous tree tary and Treasurer. nov2d*w4m Pageant 1 nov2> Bay Street, : : : SAVANNAH, GA. Is prepared at all times to advance liberally Savannah, or for shipment to hi* correspondents to New York aa<L • • auglS-wtim* t ^GENT FOR REESE’S SOLUBLE PACIFIC GUANO, on Cansignrae-ts for saio Liverpool. J—■■ i"— qiHE celebrated IMITATION GOLD HUNTING 1 WAT0UE-, “Collins Metal.” (Imrroved Oro ide.) Theso celebrated Watches have been so thor oughly tested during tho Inst four_ years, and their reputation for time and as imitations of Golu Watches, is eo well established as to require no re commendations. Prices - Horiz'ictal Watches, $!•’, ' for time to Gold Watches tvi-rs. SIS. inual to *150 Levers, extra uno and su perior finish, $20. equal to $i(X) Gold ones. balance, adjusted to heat, cold, and position. 4'A onnees down weight, equal in appsaraneo and for time to a gold watch costing $250. We charge only ?25 for these magnificent watcbe3. All onr watches in hunting cases, gents’ and ladies sizes, chains, Collins Metal, $2 to S3. Also, all kinds of Jewelry, equal to gold, at one-tenth the price. CALIFORNIA DIAMONDS. BET IN GOLD. Wo arc cow tusking Jewelry of tbe California Di amonds. These are real EtoncB of great brilliancy and hardness, nnd esnnot fcedlstipgni hed from the genuine stones, even by good lodges. They are par ticularly brilliant at night by artificial light, do not scratch or tccomo dull by nsc, and- ro:a:n their bril liancy for an iadefinire time. The following are the an l Genti’ Finger Rings, single stones, one karat weight $5 each Gents’ Pins, single stono, according to the size of th s stono- ■ $1 to 3fi Ladies’ Cluster Pins..... FT £0 Ladies’ Cluster Ear-rings $7 00 TO CLUBS.- Yt’here six watches are ordered at ona time, wo tend a soventh watch free. Goods sent by express to be raid for on * c0 „ novl-d&wtmos No. 335 Broadway. Now York. FOR SALE! or 4200 Acres Goo! Pine land RECEIVER’S SALE OF LANDS Sn Southwestern Georgia. w 1 of Alb ILL he sold,-at t-ublio outcry, on the FIRST . . TUESDAY IN DitCEiV'BER next, in the eity of Albany, Dr.ueherty county, Georgia, by virtue ol an order of the Superior CoUrt ofRichmond connty, 2214 ACRES OF SOME OFTHE BEST COTTON LANDS In the Southern States. Tin Lards consist of threw Plantatii ns, with improvement* on each, with a due proportion of cleared and timbered Land. Eaeh Plantation wi'.l bo fold separately. Tr.r.ns—Onc-hslf cash, balar.co in 12 months, se-’ cared by mortgsge c-ri the premises. Possession given January 1st. 1S70. Titles perfect. W. W. MONTGOMERY, Receiver on the Estate of Turner Clan tew: .- Also, attbe same time and place, a Plantation on< thee.ist hank of Flint river, containing ONE.THOU SAND WOHTY-TWO. AND ONE HALF ACRES, about O'.e hundred of which sre Hammock Land, 75 acres of the Hammock Land cleared and-will - pro- tiuce from 5Utr> tel bushels of corn without manure— about t'/Q acre? cleared in all, the balance heavily tim bered with the best pine. This Plantation isoaeeffhe best cotton plan tatior.s in SochwesteruGoorgiaanAhar excellent improvements upon it. ItisaUowelladMtt- ed to the culture of Rice and Sugar-Cane, and has fin* pasturage for cattle during the entire year. Its win ter pasture consists of » canehrake upon the river, sufficient for 200 head of eattle. The South Georgia and Florida Railroad passes within three hundred yards ofthe dwelling, which is six miles below Al bany. Terms'—One-half cash: balance in one and two- years with interest frees January 1,1870. Title3 rcriectaml bond for titles given until last payment when foil titles will be made# Colonel A. it. Montgomery, of Albany, will show thee _ _ Stow 2500 bushels of'Corn, Fodder, Oats. Peas, Pota toes, Sucar-Canc and Cotton treed, 2 Sugar-Cane Mills and Boilers, 2 Blacksmith Shops and Tools. 2 | largo Road Wagon?, and several other smaller ones, i 2 Yoke Steers and Carts, and nil Plantation Tools and 1 F&TQ11DK T!YiTilfltflCDtS. The above Lands are in Baker county, on one ofthe . PSTfijCOit PIlHIilCCfflll HCDPillHTO finest streams in Bouthwettcrn Georgia, ti miles from ; uCnLilnL wUIhITIIuuIUII RICIIwfMlI I wf- steam-boat landing, 2U milrs from Bainbridge and 10 ; - — — -— i lAYAIIAH, GA. VV. S I M S & C O. COXTOK FAOZOES — A*» — within a few miles. A11 the above property can bought tor 840,000. or divided to suit purchasers, l'or- ty-five hands on the place. Time can bn given on part if desired. Address CHAS-J. MALONE, c-ct31-2tawAwlm Americas, Ga. W Consignments soHeiUd; Remittances pe-' promptly; Advanoee of Provbioas, Bsssing, *” Rope mad* to persons sending ns Cotton * septl6-4*w6m