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Telegraph & Messenger. THURSDAY MORNING. SEPT■ 1«. 1 ~~ l - Tdrcrnph Slutr Fnlr Bnllcft n - The Georgia State Fair for 1871 will open in Maeon, Monday, October 23d, and close on the Friday following. Eitraordinary preparations •re in progrea to make Ihia Fair the ®oat ex- tensive and popular Indnatrial Exposition has ever l«n witnessed in the Sonthere Stated To meet all the newspaper requirem®® 1 ® or so important an ooeadon, the Ttssncirn um UxsaEXon will, daring the days of the position, issue an ediUon to be called the 1M- oura Stats Fair Bulletin, ^ . telegraphic and maU news-foil report* cf ttoe progreas of the fair-liaU of exhibitors and ex hibits, speeches and reports delivered on oeciaioD-and xery fall dcmripUona of all the trials of speed and prowess by land In the size of this sheet and of it* editions, H will meet erery requirement of the vast cro of eiUzens of Georgia and strangers from »« parts of the Booth and the ooontry, who gather here at that tiino. The opportnnliy for bnslneas publicity it will afford to basnets men In Maoon and every other part of the North and Booth, will be very great. '»« publUh advertiaementa in thia °* whole period of tic ErpotiiUm at the rate ot two dollars an inch, allowing a discount of twenty to thirtypor cent upon advertisements long®* six inches, in proportion to length. Advenwe- menta inserted onco wiU be charged one dollar per inch in length. Cuasr. lorns A »«“• News Hern a. Czxraios Lmnurua* or 1872.—The Wash ington JlopubUean of last Saturday givea ua the * lint specimen in a 9x9 picture representing the Ku-klux about to execote John Campbell, of Moore eounty. North Carolina, on the mgbt of Anguat 10, 1871. Campbell is a good looking yonth kneeUng In a semicircle of the Kudrinx, with a rope round Us neck and bat in hand, begging for mercy. The Ka-klux are g off at bim through hideous masks sod high conical caps embellished with horns and cremes. Un derneath is a foil double leaded description of the outrage os chronicled in the veracious le- gends of the Ko-klus Committee. Of such will be the campaign literature of 1872. The o Jackson duelling pictures and coffin handbills of 1832 will be nowhere beside the Ku-klnx car- toons of forty years laler. Kilmso Cotton Wobms.—F. U. G. Taylor, of Galveston Bay, writes the New Orleans Times that be treats the ootlon caterpillar to a eolation of anonio at tbs rale of two pounds of araenio to three pork barrels of waler, frequent ly alined, and the soloUon applied with a com- mon watering pot. Tbreo barrel* will water an acre, and it kills the worm at once. Caro most bo uken not to bavo tbs solution too strong, m it will kill the cotton. Tbo person applying the anonio should bo protoetod by a thick apron. The dreg coat* him ten cents a pound. Tux Euction in Foasrin—A I’i.cmtib fob Simmons.—Onr agent at Forsyth, Mr. Sneed, writes ns a note at 11 o'clock yesterday morn ing Ibst 2111 volos bad been polled at that time in Forsjlb and all for 8iniraons. It is evident Simmon* is all right—no Lifer Begulator needed. Tu* Tidal Wavs.—Professor Caleb O. For- abey calms tho troubled souls in New Orloana by a loiter written on tbo !>lh and published in the papers of Bnnday, in wUcbbesoonta at that tidal wave, and aaya Uiat nobody is able to fore- caat from aatroncuileal data, any such extraor dinary performance. Under this assuranoo lot m sleep as usual. Banana Troxat.—'Tho new gubernatorial ticket in Massaeboselta of Ben. Batler for Govornor, and Anns Dickenson for Liouteoant Governor, is ridiculed as ihe Ben-Anna tioket, and tbo ltodleals my thoy will skin it. “What tbs South Wants.’’V—Under ibis Load we aee that Ihe Tribuno gives us a good doal of information abont what the South needs. Thia information may bo valuable, but is certainly rather truth Wo once knew of a successful eombinstion by some of the heira to a vast estate to choat and plnndcr tho balance out of tholsst dollar of their intereat In IT; trat, then, after itwaa done, they never told the unhappy minority abont tbelr mints. They knew they wantod everything and had nothing. They knew bow it happened, and therefore considerately waived any inquiries and re minders. Tu* Dotzmcnck —Wo see Ibe Macon Sep tember ootton receipts footed up 207 bales on Ibe night of September 13th. Last year the week ending !Hb September fooled op <198 bales. Tux New Book or Common Pxatzx which the telegrams have informed ua has been adopted by some of the Northern and Western Episco pal Churches, at the expense of a rapture their eoeleeiastical relations, is n volume of 890 pages lately published by A. S. Barnes A Co. and bears no announcement of authorship or authority. Tho changes are important and in. dode the omission of eontrorerted and donbt fnl expressions. Texas Election.—The Texas election for members of Congress occurs on the 3d of Oc tober next. The Texas papers report the De- mooraey thoroughly aroused and confident of oarrylng the State. 'Simmons Against Tinlxis.—The fact is. it was too late for Tinley peaches in the 22d Sen atorial District yesterday. They were ont of season. The people called for 'Simmons. Kottenniss seems to have entered into the bones of the New York politicians. A full neat of plnndetere wsa broken up in the New York Pottoffioe yesterday. Goon Waoes.—Tho Patriot of loot Friday, aaya Gen. Grant honored his winter capital with a hasty visit on Thursday and drew a quarter’* ■alary amounting to #ti,250. Daring that time be baa been engaged three days on publio busi- near at #2,083 per day. Lose.—The verb to lost lisa boen, in spite of grammar, a very aotiva verb in these Southern States for ton yean put. Lam, lurn, lose has been on every tongue, in every heart, in every pocket—until every body is ell lorn and every thing “a lost esuse" generally. This being tbe esse, how happens it, that so few, including the printers, know how to spell lose. Nine-tenths of the people will insist on spelling the evil word with oo—com to make the miserable «M" C as long aa possible. Is it because they are so full of losing that they think jastice demands more p's in the word than the lexicographers give it f That must lie the case. But true phil osophy tell* us “never to cry over spilt milk” and the;*'least said soonest mended." Now, if II *** *1“ ™i> to gain nobody wonld blame us for not knowing bow to spell it We have had no use for that word for many years. It might m weU be struck out ot the dictionary. Wo ought to be held excused from knowing anything about it* orthography. But when printers and peoplo who have been losing for ten years write about '‘loosing” as though they were untying a colt or a jackass, it is inexcusable. “ Restored tue Union. "-Sensekeeper Mor. ton, in his late speeches in the Wast, says, “to the Republican party belongs the signal glory of having restored tbe Union.” The Sense- keeper tells only half the story of ex , ploita. There used to be tn honest old Dutch man down in Florida, who once m * w j^j e on a heavy spree and played the wild. In one of them eeoapades he aet fire to his house and burnt it to ihs ground. Be never reputed that trick—but sober or mellow, he wonld over and anon tell tbe story to his visitors somewhat after this fashion“ Tint sees dis haute, myn heer t VtU, den, / burnt down dis Kauoe, and * m ' ■J b < K 1 hBted it again, but not so pet. No *. Sensekeeper Morton, should imitate Dutchman and tell the whole story truthfully. ° Pasdonixo Baroaa Convh-t,™ — „ promo Court in Atlanta, onTo^d.,, ^ ment In a case affirming tho constitutional now er of the Governor of Georgia to pardon crimes before convioted. The question arose in th* case of John a Dominick, indicted in county for murder, who plead the Governor's unconditional pardon, which plea waa refused by tho Judge sitting as a court of habeas corpus. Justices Lochrano and McCay insist that the present Constitution of Georgia extends the pardoning power beyond the limitations imposed by the Constitution of 1798, and makes it aa ample as that under the Constitution of the United States or that of Great Britain. Judge Warner diss. u is and insists «h*t tho offence most be legally ascertained before it can be psrdonod. Tbo opinions in tho esse cover four Columns of the Atlanta Constitution. THE GEORGIA Pit ESS The Bainbridge folks are chewing away for dear life on potatoes at 7.9 cents a bnabel, and sugarcane at 5 cents a stalk. The Argus does not remember ever seeing a poorer prospect for a cotton crop than is pre sented in the fields along the various roads in that section. A letter for Braddock Adams, of Fort Vslley, is held for postage in tbe Savannah office. Joe Butts, negro, stabbed Henry Bood, anoth er loyal man, at Augusta, Tuesday night, and now Henry sleeps with his fathers. Tbe Augusta thieves have struck tbe hard pan of meanness. They have been robbing the poor house. Mr. Merida Kendrick, one of the oldest and best citizens of Putnam county, died the 19th Inst. Tbe Press and Messenger tells tbe following story: Old Mr. Vincent, who by ail accounts must have been one of the mont pious of men. onee called on Judge Gone, who was considered dan gerously sick, and commenced talking lo bim abont his eternal interests. “Well, Mr. Vincent,” said the judge, rather native, “these are things that I don't know much abont, and I don't suppose yon know any more abont them than I do.” The old man took bis leave, and afterward! he waa questioned aa to bis success in awaking the judge to serious thoughts: “Ah," was tbe answer, “he ain't sick enough get.” The People's Mntnal Loan Association, ot Savannah, cold $G,000, Tuesday night, st 9.1 (<s> 54 J premium. A wagon load of corn in the shuck offered for sale on the street, is tbe latest sensation at Phil Lamar, commonly known as “Fiddler" Phil, a well known oolored mac of Milledgeville, was drowned in Fishing Creek, near that city, last Sunday. On the subject of turnips, the Bandereville Georgian offers these sensible suggestions: Tbe oorn crop, all admit, baa been materially cut off by various causes. Why not “splioe” it with turnips for fattening pork? Nothing easier; a few acres will do the thing effectually and that tremendous drain upon the corn cnb dispensed with. Milch cows, too, may be kept fat and sleek all winter by tbe same means, and tbe dairy supplied with the richest milk and butter. But little labor, exoept in preparation, to required, and the yield on well manured land, ia enormous. Wo know a farmer wbo raised 1,000 bushels to tho acre, upon poor, piney- wooda land, with tho application of 300 ponnds of Teresian Guano. The tgnlh of tbe matter is, we open Ibe corn house too often. It’s very convenient, bet awfully expensive and unneces sary. Sow turnips and save ail tbo peas and potatoes possible. Tbe Georgian has tho following account of the tote tragedy in Washington county, which resnltad in the killing of Mr. Seaton Grantland by hto father-in-law. Dr. W. W. Carr: Sad and Fatal Oocotuuqicz. Why I.onztellow Lost the Race. I beak iir.vriso ur jioatekky. A correspondent of tbe Turf, Field and Farm I Exrlllrg Earonnlrr With it Female «rls- — * sly. While at Minteroy last week, says Ibe Castro- villa Argus, we me* Ed. Logwood, and were fur- Inew advertisements who has been to aee old man Harper since bis | return to Kentucky, gives tbe following expla nation of bow Longfellow ctme to lose ibe great him wbh ^ ^ow^’^^«o? nee at Saratoga This much I also learned, that Longfellow's MIZPAH LODGE, No. 47, F. & A. M. rt TAXED COMMUNICATION thisThuradsynight, O at 7X o’clock- A full attendance is desired, as an encounter tnat he and hto brother Joseph had husnwea of importance ia to be transacted. Mem • with a female grizzly bear abont threo weeks of M * C ? oI<ld g®- N< ?: flt and yjoumteg at either Saratoga is er of which -m.ro. im: I-OUglfHCWN uear SDOUX inroe Week3 . ' .ttond. to attributable to two ago. T> locJit, where it took ptoce to in the brettoeD f "‘ en “" 7 ‘“"a J. FKEB, would have boen snffl- mountains, abont thirty miles eoulh of Monte- ,»ntH It J* J —a T-..4 1 r..r iwi tx-F ot la Irnnmvi .o Ik. tlf *» Jl-u . I C ‘ cient to operate to hie disadvantage. Just I n-y. in what Is known as the “Fresno” district, before the race a nail in the aboe upon his j beyond the bead of Carmel Valley. Tbe grizzly left fore foot worked loose duriog bis exer- h-d killed s o-*« of Ed s, one nigh*, within splitting tho hoof in two directions, shout time tut .tad yaid* of Ihe house, Secretary. cue, nearly to tbo quick. 1 ^ . , .. mmumu that when the plate was put on the hoof bad it waa found the second day after. The night be pared, oo as to remove the portion | following Joseph took his station in a tree etoee The consequence was, I dragged tlu> c-toaoi into a dry creek bod, where A HOUSE WANTED. A GOOD TENANT can bo found for a small dwelling by applying at tho ecptM tf SKATING BINE. _ . FOR RENT. which was split. Thia left the foot tender, and I by to watch for the bear, and daring the night I rpifE Store occupied by J. H. Anderson A Son. this tenderness was increased to soreness, the Rot a shot at it, only succeeding, however, in JL Possession given 1st day of October, homo bavins bad no trial between tbe putting | breaking one cf its forelegs. Next morning both I aepHtf W. F. BBOWN, Brown's Hotel, on of the plate and tbe struggle with Helmbold. I brothers atartrd out on horseback, and followed Again, after the brealtirig down of Kingfisher, | the trail of blood from the wounded limb about Mr. Harper thought ao little cf Helmbold that be gave LoogfeUow a good long boh day, through ue CavO UODgIOHOW»KWwu UIIMU**, I — .mmowv which piece of folly the horse carried into the and was despatched forthwith. FOR SAXE. a mile up the ravine, at which point a grizzly cub I TN tho pleasant and quiet little villago of about four months old rushed out of the brush, I X aballvule, seventeen acres of land under four mile race over one hnndrrd pounds of an Mar- good fence and well improved, and within five minutes' tour mu. .... o— A very short distance beyond Ed., being in "»Ikof rl S ro “ 1 "PiP u “. c “ *>« perfloous flesh, when he shou’d hsve made his the advance, discovered the enemy, who gain- _°i f 1 *°° d “ mms “ d appearance looking aa fine as a fiddle. This ing Eiftht of her human foes only about thirty wooUl “ d ' F particulars addrees_ Mr. Harper acknowledges to have been the great I feet off, immediately made a fmious charge 1 mistake of his life aa a trainer; it to a lesson ho I opon them. Ed. pulled the first trigger of his will never forget, and, I think—if I know tho donblebsrreled shot gun, bnt the gun snapped I SITUATION WANTED, man—it to one he will ever after profit by. | and by the time he oonld fire tho other barrel, _ v w h . Now you have the cause or caneee, cf Longfel- B teng ^ericn« low ■ defeat, tn a nutshell. i The latier mode a fearful bound to one aide, di- I Can come well recommended. AddIv at eepH 2t Uulluck Among the Mormons. On hto way to California, Bollock stopped in i aide, di- I | verting Ed's aim, so that though the bear was I blinded by the flash and smoke, the balls with I which tbe gun was loaded only hit her in one I of her hind feet. Tbe jump of the mare threw I STATE FAIR. HE business men of Macon who desire to se cure the patronage of the citizens of Putnam eating family, and Brigham's organ gives him I bbnded and bewildered by the explosion and 2 . . » ,T.betng under fuU headway, ran right over him this first-class puff. The editor had certainly at Jo6 vho wla c!oM ^^4 Ho turned hto never heard bow bravely Bollock fought at the I horse aa she came and stunned her with a pistol Utah to pay hto respects to that numerously I her rider just as he fired right in front of the wived individual Brigham Young, and hto inter-1 nwthoeuuqfrly infuriated bear, wWch^luckily, | 5j3SgS5££e? StouU ^drortSc^tto Press and Messenger, , „ , . . EATOSTON. GEORGIA. capture of tho United States Arsenal at Augusta t* 0 *. bn ‘ “Of before she tore off the hind part by the^‘rebel" forces under the commmd of e&fSS&Zto^SS&TB&JS? Generalissimo Joseph E. Brown, before Gcor-1 toed hto homo, which <Jn pl.c^ a rouble "?»“ W.M.JEI distance between himself and the enemy. Ed. | MflNTPTqT.TP.R INSTITUTE, NEAIt MACON, GEOBOIA. ', having a large circulation s of advertising reasonable. JEFFEBSON, Publisher. gia seceedcd. But hear him: We have peculiar nleasnre in welcoming ihe I ^ by this time convinced himself that he Governor to Salt Lake City. He to one of those was not killed (although rendered very euspi- sterling loyal men who passed through there- ‘b* 1 . h ® was by the bloody smearing he cent rebellion with unUtmished reputation, and I received as tho bear rushed over him,) and with an unwavering devotion to the old ’flag. »»« boraelees, boat a retreat lie was rewarded for his constancy and zeal by I instanter to join Joe on a rocks cliff about the people of Georgia, who elevated him to tho seventy yards off, from which a view of the \ 150ADDING AND DAY SCHOOL highest position in their gift. We hope the wounded and prostrate foe could be had with distinguished statesman and his party will enjoy safety. I FOB YOUNG LADIES, their visit to tbo City of the Ssints, and cany I A council of war resulted in his starting off away with them a oorroct idea of tho tree situs- tor reinforcements, leaving Joe as a de- tion of affaire here. tachmeat of cavalry to “sort of skirmish around” THIRTIETH YEAR, 1871-7*. Dc Wimpfren’a Account ol H10 Fall mc “ l tbe . a bunt0 , r 5 1111 f."®® *** 1 of Napoleon. I met *hout half a mile off, and from tbo top of v . „ _. 11 . [ tho cliff mentioned that bear was soon filled NxwYokX^ September u. A foreign paper vith enough to make a cold corpus of some fJY® ■ , ?, er ,, ? e y*uapffeu, who sucaeeded I or BavCD hnndred pounds weight. Marshal MseMahon in command of tbe French ry, 1 »*»j. *“» *“•“ ”* “rr—* army on tho day it capitulated at Sedan, is L.S JtSSSdhtaUfe^bntdS^t derire1?«.h‘ re c Uonon ^teformerofheora. strongly of tho opinion that tho armymight?by ?T7i,, ■ V ■ o , i ,, I P " REV. J. T. PBYSE, M. A. Hector a bold and sisUinod effort, have br^en ^i n P° T n MBS. H. D. PBYSE Principal through the bonds that encircled it at Sedan, w om- ^ echoo , ^ ^ divided into a Fall and a S3 S as SUL'feJS ’***“'’ T ‘“ -»—-*• - xanperor nsp | — I CHARGES FOR BOARDING PUPILS. Board, including Washing, Fuel and lights, T HIS Institution will bo reopened on Wednes day, the 13th of September next, under the ‘Sire—Rather than be imprisoned at Sedan, I have decided to force the line extended before the line of Gen. Lebrun and Gen. Ducrot. Let your Majesty place yourself in the middle of the troops. They will hold it an honor to ope: It to made our | passage for you. ” I Mark Twain on tbo Nuisances Hint | Infest Railroad Trains. unpleasant duty to announce tbo killing, on I He adds that whilo he was preparing for the I ho came right back with a stock of peanuts. I lillo Saturday last, of Mr. Seaton Grantland by hi* I combat ho suddenly disoovered that a flag of I took a few and homed him away, and he ro- I of a term And there were the peddlers. I bought ont I with instructioce in English and Classical depart- the popcorn boy to get'rid of him, because 11 monte, per term of 20 weeks, 8130. .... open a I was trying to oompose a poem for a young lady's I An additional charge of 85 will bo made for the and a like charge when returning home at the end N. B.—Conveyances from Macon to Montpelier may be procured, at any time, upon application at father-in-law. Dr. Win. W. Carr. An inquest truce floated over Sedan. Had ths Emperor turned with some ire cream candy. I don’t like washeldon Sunday—the jury being compound followed hto counsels, large portions of the army ice cream candy and peanuts together, but I in- _ . .. of some of tho be*t citizens ol tbo oounty—and J might have broken through. I vested at once, because an inspired rhyme had the Livery Stables of Messrs. Holmes A Swift, Ms- a verdict of justifiable homicide waa rendered. He ■ tales that when, by tbe Emperor'* orders I been borne to me, and I wanted to see it down con, Oa. To natiafy the friend* of both parties—who are I he opened negotiations with Prince Bismarck, | before it sUpped iny mind. Then the scoundrel of the highest respectability and largely con- I tbe latter demanded aa terms of peace an in- nected with many of the oldest and best fami-1 demnity of four milliard* and the cession of lies of the State and country—we deem it nee-1 Alsace and Lorraine, eaary to say that all tho circumstances and tes timony, aa taken at tho inquest, exonerate Dr. 1 4 Disappointed Congregation In Carr from blame, and manifest a degree of for- Flilrasw bearance on hi* part toward the young man I *" Wl commendable indeed. Mr. Grantland, who by | Cmcioo, September 10.—An immense sndi carao back to me with tobacco and cigars, and I FOR DAY PUPILS, afterward with oranges, imitation ivory baby whistles, fig paste and apples. Then he went I ENGLISH TUITION, in Preparatory Depart- ftvuav and was cono soxno time, and I was en- I ment, per term of 20weeks.. «2u away ana was gone some umc, unu x waa eu | vhOLISH TUITION, in Collegiate Depart ment ?S0 Extra chargee for French Mtusio, Drawing, Paint- ^S«rftolmpe B thohad run overhim. | TDITI0N ' in Colle 8 Uto “V* He was only keeping bis most malignant out- “ rage to the last Ho was getting his literature j n „ 6tc _ r _ _ ready. tho way. waa a grand-son rf the Horn Seaton I enco gathered in Christ Ctmrch this aftornoon to I And Grantiaud, formerly of Baldwin oounty, was re- I see tbe resaU of the Bishop's promised visit I yonth did nothing but march from one car to | aiding with Dr. Carr at tho time of tho killing. Tho Rector, Mr. Cheney, officiated as usual, and another and sfflict the passengers with epeci- An unploanantneaa bad sprung up—from what I preached a powerful sermon from tho text: “I I men copies of tho vilest blood-and-thuuder ro- esuoe wo know not—and Dr. Carr's life had I moat work tho work of Him who sent me.” The mances on earth. “The Perjurer’s Doom” and been threatened aevoral times by Mr. G. On tho I sermon contained no direct reference to the ex- I “Tho Desperado’s Revenge" were some of his morning of the homicide Mr. G. had been qnite poctod presenoe of (ho Rishop or the tronbles milder works, and on their backs were pictures insulting, and tho Doctor, in order to get away I of the church, and at ite close tho congregation I of stabbing affrays and duels, and people shov- from the unpleasantness, made preparations to I were dismissed much disappointed, as it was ing other peoplo over precipices, and wretched go out into tho plantation. As he oame down I expected tbe Bishop would appear. wood cats of women being rescued from terri- the steps he sew Mr. Grantland approaching I It ooems ho came according to appointment I hie perils of all Undo, and they are always wo- j with pistol cocked and pointed toward bim. I and was met by the vestry wbo told him he I men who are ao criminally homely that any The Dootor remarked, “ Don't shoot me. Sea- I could not officiate unless Mr. Cheney also did; I rightminded man wonld take a placid eatisfac- Psymont of School charges for a term, inearia- ■' ’ advance. Poet-office address: “Montpelier Institute, uear Macon, Os. * For circulars and further particulars, apply to REV: JOHN T. PBYSE. eeptll tf Montpelier Inetituto, near Macon, Ga. PAINTERS WANTED. F IVE or Six good House Painters, to whom good wages will bo paid, are wantod at the Fair Gnnradn. Apply immediately to tho nndcrwgned, on tbe Grounds. aeplOCt W. A. HUFF. FOR RENT. T HE Store now occupied by me aa a Book Store. Also three rooms i“ w “J“n«ton block. sepl2 3t J. M. BOABDMAN. CARP£NT£ES WASTED. I WANT fifteen to twenty first-class Carpenters— men wbo are not afraid to work, and who know how to do it. Good prices will be paid to good workmen. Cali at onco on mo at tho Fair Ground*. _ ang!8 tf W. A. HUFF. ON CHEERY STREET AGAIN. M b. j. BLOCK, Agent, would respectfully in form bis friends and the public generally that he is again hack on Cherry street, with a large stock of the moat choice Cigars, embracing all the fayurite brands, and Chewing and Smoking Tobacco of all descriptions. His store is next door above Valentino’s Saloon and Bestau- rant. Give him a call, aU you who love a good cigar or quid of tobacco. sep9 2m FOR RENT. A FINE Store on Cherry street, in the Planters’ Honso block. Apply to J. VALENTINO, ang3 tf 68 Cherry street. TO RENT. 1 STORE in Hollingsworth Block, on Poplar st. Possession given let October. Apply to L. W. HOLUNGBWOBTH. sepS tf A. E. An.wa. XL X. BAXEXOUZ. SHAD EACH V,’AHE. | Adams, Bazcmore & Ware, PLANTERS’ WAREHOUSE NEAB PASSENGER DEPOT, O N entering upon a new ootton season, tender their services to tlib patrons and friends of Adamsj A Bazemoro, and to all others who may favor them with their patronage. Their attontion will be given exclusively to the Storage and Sale of Cotton. And to filling orders for Bagging, Ties and Planta tion Supplies. Asking for a continuance of tho generous support accorded to the old firm daring the past season, they pledge themselves to give unremitting atten tion to the internets of their patrons. Liberal advances made on ootton in store. sep6 dAwSm WANTED. A YOUNG MAN—unmarried—who can give the highest testimonials as to character, capacity, HARDEMAN & SPARKS O END their annual greeting to their many friends O and patrons. They are at their old etand, ready and willing to serve them in the Storage and Sale of Cotton. They deem it unnecessary to make pledges—for “by their frnits ye shall know them.” Jadge us by those—we aek no more. Your intereat is our inter est ; and our long experience enables us to guard and advance it. More we cannot promise—more you will not expect. The usual accommodations extended to those who honor us with their patronage. ang2G 3m HARDEMAN & SPARKS. COTTON! his business. Address Editors of this paper. sep8tf and experience, wishes a situation in some Middle jal? practical fanner, and^ thoroughly* understands I CAMPBELL & JONES Again offer their sendees to Planters and Mer chants, as Warehouse & Conunission Merchants, And ask a continuance of the patronage bo liber ally given them the past season. Close personal attention given to the STORAGE and SALE of COTTON, and to the filling of orders FOR RENT. 1 STORE, also a suit of rooms amtabl9 for a cot ton buyer. Apply at THIS OFFICE. aep5 tf TOURNAMENT NOTICE. T HE young mon of the city and vicinity who may be disposed to participate in a Grand Tourna ment during tho coming State Fair are invited to I for Bagging and Ties and Plantation Supplies. meet at the office of Capt. A. O. Bicon on Thurs day, the 14th inet., at 4 r. x. T.G HOLT. Jit, A. O. BACON. sep9.at.tim W. \Y. CARNES, Refer to the patrons of the past season, member the place— Re- Iron Warehouse, Poplar st., Macon. Ga COMPETITION DEFIED. M b. GEORGE HAY, the celebrated CANADIAN HOUSESIIOEIt. devotes his exclusive atten- | prico. tion to this branch of bia profession, and has made it a specialty for twenty-five years. He treats scientifically all diseases to which the feet of horses are incident. He can be found at the carriage shop of B. T. English, to the rear of J. W. Burke A Co's bookstore. aeptC-tf P. 8 Agents for the Winebip Improved Cotton Oin and John Merryman A Co.’e Ammoniated Dis solved Bonos, which we now offer at a reduced eepi 3m GUILFORD & HILL, Musical Emporium of Georgia, COHH1A A VIRGIN, At Walker's Old Stand, opposite tho Market, D EALERS in Fancy and Family Groceries, Fro- j visions. Butter, Chickens, Eggs, etc. Also, Fresh Fish, Oysters, Game, etc., in their season. AU goods dulirered free of cost to any part of tho I city. We have engaged the eeivicee of Mr. C. H. Free man, who has been catering to the tastes of the j citizens of Macon for the laet twenty-eight years, and will still continue to do his beat for all bis old | friends who may favor him with a caff. sep!2 tf COLLINS & LITTLE lot Cherry street, Jlncon, On. hereupon tbe bishop left. Many are disposed I tion in seeing them suffer sudden and violent to censnreMr. Cheney for not yielding so much I death. But that peddler boy peddled those atro- o . D as to take a seat among tho congregation and I cions books right along for hours together, and ing by a strap from his shoulder, and fired I allow tbe Bishop to oonfirm tbo candidates. 11 gave up my poem at tost, and devoted aU my without bringing tbo pieoo to its usual position, I The Bishop has now exhausted every persuasive I energies to driving him away, and tryir ~ *“ — and hoping, as be says, to simply disable tbe I means, and it to thought he will probably bring | things that wonld make him unhappy. ton,” or. “Are you going to shoot me ?” With-1 out replying, bn continued to advance, when | the Dootor raised hto gun, which bo had swing- young man and save liis own life. Uufortn-1 a civil suit for the church property. nately the ball sped with deadly effect, passing through tho body and producing death in a few minutes. Stanton in Chattanooga.—J. 0. Stanton was in Chattanooga Saturday night, on his way to .Something oflntcrest to Fashionable Women. From the New York Times.] Tbe Bhoo worn by tbo yonng woman of tbe I interview Go. LindmyM Montgomery, if LS «STSSSJB of Mr. Oscar Y. Brown, one of tho most re- Times , I ,i,„ spooled citizens of Baldwin oounty. contrivances ever brought into rought into vogue by t He baa no money with which to pay the hon- I caprice of the sex. What need to describe i In tho course of an article on tbe work to be I debts of tho road incurred under hto manage- I Do we not know the absurdity of its construo- dono by the next Legislature, tbe Federal Union I ment, and has neither the ability nor the will tion, end how ingeniously it has been designed I — . to raise any money to pay off. Yet ho b*d tho tor tho destruotiop of comfort, and ease, and , , „ _ . , , I sublime audacity to remain in this city and to I grace in walking, and iwo ox all semblance to I I ftLO ° Ws former dopes, boldly proclaiming (hat « real womsn* foot? When it first came into election of it* officer*, mnd it is very important I ^ h d m0 ney. but that he would hold tho fashion the ladies were told by a few eeneible that they etocl the right man, Inatecttog. ^ ter fivVyeL audTreveut tho State of men that to put their feet into a machine with a * — *”■ ***"' 1 Alabama from running it too like a bird's bill, and a heel three inches .1 Yw I We rather like his cheek. We do not intend high brought forward under the instep, would should that office twremp vacant, “"looking ^ hjja baca:lse ho jg at (his timo fataUy insure snffenng and deformity. forward- to.that^ooptingan^. we suggwt the de#a so far as hto connection with tho A. and But the dear creatures, in their irresistible name of Judge lteeee, °JL WRkeeeamty. toffil OIt K u concerned, and to only going abont way. resented this interference with their pre- tbzt responsible office. There nw olher Sen*- I (q gayo f oncra | eX pentca. He is a very healthy rogntivo of self torture and self caricature, I tors who are entirely competent, Imt ©ertamly I ^^3©, it ia true, and has bought hi ml and asked, “Wonld you have us look like dow- none more eo than Judgo Reese. For Speaker j ^ R jjew white hat, but sttil ho is dead, and it I dies, with broad toea and low heels, and all I ofUte House, Smith, of Muso^ee, trill!be en wonJd ^ mcaner than we are capabteof being that ?” “all that” meaning heels where na- WAGONS, Agents for ABBOTT, DOWNING A CO.’S ««dtent selection, and w. hope be will »>®|Ekbo£“o^ With such presiding officers and a majority of honest and talented men in both branches, we may hope much may be done towards extrieat cap .0 f bein 0 [ intended they should be. The plea was I CONCORD BUGGIES unanswerable. Rut the predicted consequences Bullock’s Bonds.-The following to taken I Ltdl “' ” hoe makcra ' 1 . truthful ones, tell ua what observation also re- . . . from tho Washington correspondence of the veals,that there is hardly a yonng woman new tog Georgia from many of her present diffienl- j Savannah Advertiser : who regards herself at aU fashionable who bu not Prior to the publication of Treasurer Angler's I bnnions, callosities, corns and enlarged joints; testimony, thore was some little demand for and that the crop of theso ornaments developed Bullock's seven per cent gold bonds in New within the last four or five years is aston- York. The expose of their nttor worthlessness tolling and pitiful. The worst of it is, that ill .> Ah on I completely stopped their sale, and the quo- there appears to be no prospect of relieif ex- ill fame at Montgomery, Ala., on tations o Ccas i on aliVgiven are, from what is cept atnm m the whirligig of fashion, and i) Iff a tiail rlvsnvn A Vvi 1 fa OTSrl I . « • . - . as • « . «| I it. 4 itr.vA evs nn Avaantinna Ia its vnla a# ties. The Columbus San, of Tuosday, aays: Mr. Tom Key, a well known engineer on the Western Railroad, was shot and killed in bonse of CONCORD WAGONS. The above work speaks for itself. Agents for the Celebrated Saturday night He had drawn a knife and known in financial circle*, as “wash sides.” that there are no exceptions to the rule of | StiKlebaltei* WaffOllS, waa advancing upon a man whose name is not I For instance, Clews A Co., will send two at tor- I torture and deformity. For the good and sens- known, when the totter fired, shooting him neys to tbo Stock Exchange, when Georgia ibleof the sex immolate themselves with tbe ’ ’ K I ——i*—* «-* -** foolish and the frivolous. No degree of sense, LAST INSTALMENT. Office Macon Street Railroad, 1 Macon, Ga., September 9,1871. f O N motion, ordered. That the third and laet in- I stalmsnt of fifty per cent, on subscription to Maoon Street Railroad Stock be called for, payable on or before the 25th of September, 1871. As a portion of tbe iron has been received and is now being laid, and the balance, with the cars, will be shipped in a few days, it ia absolutely necessa ry that thia inetalmont be promptly paid, to meet our payments. JOHN B. COBB, eep!2 ti!25 Seerotary and Treasurer. THIS PIANO FOB SALE AT $290! MRS. FORD’8 SuHOOL FOR GIRLS, COB COLLEGE ST. AND COTTON AVENUE, | WiU bo opened on the 2d of October, 1871. MRS. L. FORD ~. Principal. MBS. T. B. FORD, Teacher Eng. Studies and Latin. M’LLE SUSANNE BOTT French. M’he will also form a Select Claes of Young La dies not connected with the School. Terms: English 87; French 3 per month, in ad- | vance. Honrs, from 9 to 2 o’clock. References : Mr. J. Clisby and Bev. H. K. Bees. teplO tf SEWING MACHINE. T HIS Machine stands without a peer for simplic ity, durability and variety of work. SPECIAL PREMIUMS, GEORGIA STATE FAIR. For the best specimen cf work done on thia machine (money) 825 00 For beet operator, under 12 years of age, (gold badge of honor) 20 00 aug 22tf LIVE GEESE FEATHERS. TUST received: 500 pounds of Superior quality, tf for eaie by eep!2 tf BEYMOUB, TINSLEY A CO. THE MISSES LANE W ILL open a Boarding School for Yonng : dies in New York city, on Wednesday, Bcp-1 tember 20,1871. For reference and circulars apply to J. J. Qrcsliam, Esq.. Macon, Oa. jullS 3m I LOXGSTBEfiT & SEDGWICK, Manufacturers of and Wholesale Dealers in MEN’S AND BOYS' CLOTHING, 466 Sc. 468 Broadway, J. SI. HANDLEY, New York. eep!2 2m COAL CREEK COAL. I HAVE now on hand a choice article (selected I lump) of C. O. Coal. Lay in your supplies. AU orders will be promptly filled augl6-tiUoctl ARMAND L. BUTTS. Crimson Clover. Crimson Ciover. A LARGE and fresh lot juat received. Now ia the time to plant. HUNT, RANKIN & LAMAR, Druggists. EORGIA, BIBB COUNTY.—James L!oyd has I # VT applied to me for exemption of personalty and I t e :!!“s “P"* ffli Gravcley’s Best Chewing Tobacco. will paee upon the same at 10 o clock A. M., at my j Acknowledged to be the best Chewing Tobacco | in the world. For sale by HUNT, RANKIN & LAMAB, Druggists. office, on the 30th day of September, 1871. - eeplS 2t C. T. WARD, Ordinary. through the abdomen. sevens are called one of theso attorneys will bid 98j for 5,000. Hto partner immediately or independence, orstability of character seems ■ - - — • 1 to absolve any woman who has the charm of cries out, “sold.” Thus a high quotation to to absolve any woman who has the charm of Brnuacx at Home.—Wc print on the ontado offleial , s obtaine d when, in reatily, there was womanhood about her from the slavery of fash- 1 m liwalw nAAAnnt nf m ln(n vief In I ’ _ * . 2 .a _a :£ t a* r A I of thia toeue a lively aooount of a tote visit to I no b jd 'for the bonds at any price/ ’ In faet, it I ion, at whatever sacrifice of time," comfort. I Bismarck's country home, written by an English I is doubtful if any portion of these bonds could [ money or health. Suffrage.' right to hold office.' Itdy of rank. The stones told by the French I be negotiated at any price, papers of tbe wholesale plundering of private Show us first the women who has independenee, and sense, and taste enough to dress attractively, — „ . — ... „ | and yet to walk down Fifth avenne wearing an property by tho Prussians while in France, Fondness ren Hot Water —Hnstia appears nnfa J hionab]o bonnet> or in a shoo which docs | wonld seem to bo amply oonfirmed by what this 1 10 bo singularly anxious to gat into tronble. I not destroy both her comfort and her her gait. 1 A New York dispatch to tho Western press 1 iys: A letter from SL Petersburg says the Russian lady saw in the Prime Minister's own bonse, and his wife's statements. Tbe Prime Minister of a great nation has hto heme filled with prop- CONS1GNEES PER Ttl. A W. K- It. September 13,1871. Anderson A Son; Jones A B ; Holmes A Oa; Agents far tho Old Reliable NEW ADVERTISEMENTS arty obtained after tho fashion of Sherman and Veor^^ation^the s «y nlonr * Oo: W A Hoff; L W fiscal: Carhart Boiler's bummers, and hto wife to not only not a uny, ‘ and th 0 P conversion of its armaments. wiSu^fo* IV B itoll^’jw'Burte^oLI OB ashamed of, but aetnaUy parades tbe fact We I Largo orders for guns and mitra'lenses and pro- I Barker; T H Harris; Sanisboiy, It A Co; F Ooipat; | do not mean any disrespect to the Prussians, | j®®W<* have been given to England, America | T T Buckner; Johnaon A S; E r but really ouecan’thelp thinking that they must ren^e^n^ be very close blood kin to that portion of the I bn t in all cases the stipulation has been made Yankee nation which “saved the Union” in this I for speedy delivery. Moreover, work to carried section. They certainly have ways very much °? d »y*° d n ‘« ht *“ tt ® f"® naU ; “ d dockyards ab j. e I at St. Petersburg, Cronstadt and Nioolajeff. The Term of Bistort Vindicated.—Tho A Banter From Bonner.—Referring to Gold- betrayal of General John Morgan, the Confed-1 smith's Maid’s recent extraordinary trot, the erate cavalry officer of Kentucky, which resulted I New York Ledger aaya that if she had trotted a in hto death at Greenville, Term., on the night J mile in 2:17 it wonld leave her behind Dexter, of September 4, 1SG4, has been generally as- for he trotted in the presence of 10,000 people cribod to a Mrs. Williams, daughter-in-law of J to 2;1C. although beaten in that race by a rnn- the lady at whose bouse, to Greenville, Morgan I ntog horse, who made it in 2:15, and therefore and some members of hto staff were stopping at I got the reoord. He offers to pay $ 100,000 for the time. A letter has recently been published, a hone which will beat Dexter’s feat of a year I Fof b _ however, written by Gillem, whose command ago, trotting a mile in 2:21 J with a road wagon surprised Morgan, to a gentleman of Vickiburg, I and driver weighing 319 ponnds behind him. I nOFSfOl’d'S BrCfld Pf Ppfll'iltiOIl, to which Gillem gives the true version of the I If the owner of that horse declines lo sell bim, events connected with the information upon | Bonner will giro $10,000 for the pleasure of whioh he acted when be sent hto brigade to snr-1 seeing the feat performed, prise Morgan and his staff. The information. G. E. &U3SD0RFF, | WHITEWATER WAGONS Wo k Cor. 3(1 and Htilbcrry sis., 3Inc in, Oil A large assortment of FINE TEAS, O. e. 8USSD0BFF, Druggist BICARB. SODA, SALEBATU3, I For sale by G. E. 8US3DOBFF, Druggist I BARKER WAGONS, TINGLEY WAGONS, Valentmo & Freeman Wagons SPRING WAGONS, ONE-HORSE WAGONS, RAILROAD DUMP CARTS, Gillem eeya, was given by a boy who had been captured by the Confederates, and who subse quently escaped and conveyed tho news of Mor- gen’s presence at Greenville to the Federal com- Tbto letter relieves tbe lady in qm tion of the odium that necessarily wonld attach , . . .. . . to ao unwomanly a proceeding, besides vtodi- “fP^. w “ ^ btesl A ooon story to told of Marshal McMahon CONGRESS vif ATXIH, when a colonel. Daring a parade be bad an al- I EXCELSIOR SPUING WATER, (creation with an officer i^e ranks who refused noCKBBIDGE ALUM WATER, to obey bim. McMahon finally threatened the I offender, and the latter drawing a pistol, took I For aale by G. E. SUSSDOBFF, Druggie t. deliberate aim and nred. J Frcnh lot Univeriity Medicinog | HARNESS FURNISHED PLANTATION DUMP CARTS. Send for Circular. eating the truth of history, which to so fre- 0001 and McMahon said, ‘'givo that Ja , t received by O. E. BUB3D0BFF. DruggieL qucntly debauched by unscrupulous partisans. Fine Macuinerv.—Those of our citizens wbo happened to see the magnificent forty horse sta tionary engine shipped on yesterday by Messrs. man fifteen days to the guard honse, for having | his arms out of order!" Old Peter Cartwriohi'i 87th Birth Day — p or ^ by . . A grand family reunion took place at the resi- 1 Wm. E. Tanner A Co., by the Richmond and dence of Bev. Peter Cartwright, near Pleasant Large assortment of fine Toilet and Family Soap, G. E. SUSSDOBFF, Druggist Compute anl large stock of TO STOCK FARMERS. A LL wbo wish to got Genuine Berkshire Pigs can get tho unadulterated stock for 825 a pair; I single pig 815. Wo have on hand five or eix hnn- I died uame Fowls of taro Hone arc all extra fine layers, and the beat protection for | broods. The breeds proti i which wo offer have fought in DanviUe railroad for the Memphis and Little Plato*, Sangamon county, HI, on Friday, Sep- ........... . . vpc i vn°r tun rirlrnrc roaioator tbe past fifteen years, and any rports- Rock railroad company, to drive their shops at I tember 1, in honor of the eighty-seventh'birth- j hLLUar.iL LARlo AJU LAJll 11 All l.hb, I man who can prove that any of them over “hacked” Little Bock, Ark., moat have felt a pride in the I day of that aged and veteran “soldier of the fact that snch machinery oonld be designed and cress." One hundred and twenty children, constructed in this city. As long sa such work grand-children and great-grand children of the to turned ont here onr Sonthera friends can havo I old patriarch were present oa the occasion, no exouse for seeking their supplies at any oth- I Bev. and Hon. Newton Cloud, who, with other er point. friends, was there by invitatioD, was called upon I Wo copy tho foregoing from tho Richmond | * or * “ d ma< l® feelrog and appropriate Dispatch of the 8th. ' ’ ' agent for Wm. E. Tanner A Co. in this city, I At low prices. DRUGS. CHEMICALS, PAINTS, OILS, ETC., At reduced prices, eepi Ilf G. E. SUSSDOBFF, Druggist. in the pit will receive five hundred dollars. Ad dress stock farm. aug27eodlm Fort Valley, Oa. Valuable Property for Sale. O N the first Tuesday in November next, will bo sold before the Court-houao door in the city of n U Z la °, 1 T“° na I renm'K'whi^"wereres^nded”to by^theold I OBtortS'^^Sto?^ I Jtocon. tbe following vslnabteprepsrtf: _ M\iy-MX years, and waa a pre— j cito and admonish all twmi tntwr—ted to bo and 1 * . , . -v» i wo J "* -’ ll . “ cuo anaa-iaiomi*ii au pwsoua niw—Iiu 10 oeaou un# A.ot a ijoininir, ana in a lew aaya will receive one portable for- 1 aiding elder of tho Methodut Kpiscopal charcb I appear at my office wittiin the tim© proacribeJ by 1 — raxmin^ back aoi law lo ehoir’cMe, if any, why eaid letters ahoald I bnildinBB. On© I«ot a-lJorniDg, 70 foot front on Walnut street * foot, contaimn^ aeyeral out- Two lota 50 foot each on Second street, running back 137 feet. All being the ilotuo and Lot formerly occupied Howell Cobb. For terms, or pnrchaae at ty hone and one fifteen horse-power endue to I for OTOr mj ***”• drive tho works at tho Macon State Fair. Mr . . , , , . . , m . I Mptli-Sm p. H. I1EID, Ordmaty. T> r ___ .... . . « , * * XA1 * A riTnr. of only 17 years located a farm in I — — d.— wlU “® “PPJto have these engines care- g...., three yearn rfo. The land w.s j:orfectly | EOUG ■ A. rCTXAJI COUNTY .To- ty Gen. ... . inuy examined aa soon as they «h.n bo -_d She emDloved no male help, but her Ur aeiih Woteur, guardian of Walt.r BoiJI, taa private sale, or any other information, apply to ’ • y I mcetwhahien^ndi that on TuJSy lost she n- OOEB -.- was offered for her farms sum ten ] times the I ted h. Ul] ap f oar at my office within th o time IJEA Sc PERRINS paid for it. She refa.setl the offer I p,^cnbed fcy lav, to *how caueo, if any they have, iv. CaaomiA paper, aa an iustanco of I states tSfl w‘dow i n d° bj the w ’ and ^va^thatTa fivo jeare more sbo wiU reUro I in town fr ° m 5* c ? nat ^ ^ to the Sst and live on tho interest of her pro- ^o f l r^??;if e P 1 “-,nndatthe whv letters etoald not be granted. eepUsU p. H. HEW, Ordinaiy. SCHOOL NOTICE. M BS. BABER will reopen her • ihool on Monday, i . September 25. The oourse tndudee all the | unrivaled for its flavor. SAUCE, Pronounced ty ConnoiaecU'S “The Only Good. Sauce-” It improves the appetite and digestion, and it is get up a counter irritation. with French and Embroidery. l 84,85 and 86, according to the grade I Corner of Firet and Pine etracts, eepi liatibcU We are directed by Meaers. Lea & Perrins to prosecute all parties making or vending counter feits. JOHN DUNCANS SONS, augI5-eod6m Agents, New York. FLOE FLOUR. FLOW TXTE are now receiving s most superior brand of V V Flour from the 3?alace Mills, Columbus, And confidently present it to the public aa being Inferior to None la tills or any Other Market We solicit orders from our friends and the public I generally. 1 au24tf E. S. FOE A 00. A large assortment of T’ 33 XT 371 XT IVY 3E1 IT "ST , [ Soaps, Oosmetice, Brushes, Combe, etc-, foreale by HUNT, RANKIN A LAMAR, Druggists. seplOtf BANK OF DISCOUNT, DEPOSIT AND COT. LEOTION! E X i^S?e E °“ NeW Y ° Tk for “ l8 “ low «‘ co- Sa^SSf ° ‘” n8ht °“ Ne,t York ’ ra '* a ®^» mi Advances made on Bonde, stocta. Ootton fa or shipments of cotton to good Northern pJ"’ peon. Cliarleston or Savannah houses ^ t “ 0 ’ CoUections promptiy attended to in all part. tho United States. ““PUfacf Onr circulation ia amply protected by Unit,* States Bonds. L O. PLANT, President ““ sugl6-ti3oet23* W. W. Wriqlet. Cashier. CUBBEDGE&IIAZLEUIRST, Bankers and Brokers MACON, GA. R ECEIVE DEPOSITS, BUY and SE1T rv CHANGE, GOLD, SILVER, STOCKS llO.Nns ana Uncarrent Funds. ’ Collections Miule on all Aeressible ^-Office open at all hours of the dav eeptl-lyr ’’ CUBBEDGE & HAZLEUIBST S SAYINGS INSTITUTION. INTEREST PAID ON ALL SUMS FROM*, TO $5000. O FFICE HOURS, FROM 8 A. m. to 6 p. ir fob3-tf ^V.G-ETSrC'S- Savannah Bank and Trust Co MAOON. QAPITAL ONE MILLION DOLLARS. »n jyii a ADVANCES HADE ON COYroN. EXCHANGE BOUGHT AND SOLD DEPOSITS RECEIVED, On which Interest will he Allowed, I. C. PLANT * SON. Att,. LIYERFOOL, LONDON & GLOBE INSURANCE COMPANY. Capital, Surplus, and Reserve (gold).820,869,079 M Assets in the United States, over.... 3,000,000 oo Daily Cash Receipts upward of (gold) 20,000 0 The Policies of this Company Are issued by well known American citizens resi dent in New York, who are Directors and Share holders, and consequently, with tbo ether share holders, are individually liable for all the engage ments of the Company. AU policies aro signed by thorn. Ail claims are payable in cash on proof of lose, without deduction for interest, and not, aa is nstul, sixty days after presentation ot proof. They expire at six o'clock r. a, and not at noon' I. C. PLANT, tgont, apr23 3m Macon, Ga. car loads Superfine, Extra and Family, in qnu- ; ter and half sacks, l car load “ White Bobo” and “ White Lily,'' and other choice brands, equal to any in market. For sale at reduced prioes by JONES & BAXTER. COM, OATS AM) HAY. 4000 bushels White and Mixed Corn, 2000 bnshels Tennessee Oats, 800 bales Timothy and Clover Hay, 200 bushels Tennessee Seed Barley. In store and for sale cheap by A BAXTER. BLACK WALNUT LUMBER For sale by JONE3 A BAXTER. Sugar, Coffee, and Molasses, SOAP, CANDLES and RICE, PURE “CHESTNUT GROVE” WHISKY. “ACME "WHISKY, NELSON’S CHEAT WHISKIES. LIME, PLASTER, AND CEMENT. For solo by JONES A BAXTER- Bacon and Lard, Bagging and Ties, For sale at the lowest market rates. sep7tf JONES A BAXTER. FRESH ARRIVALS -JQ kegs FULTON MARKET BEEF, 44 bales extra heavy EORNE0 BAGGING, 20 bbla. Pure APPLE VINEGAR, 15 bbla. Hiram Smith’s PREMIUM FLOUR, 5 car loads choice Tennessee SUPERFINE, EXTRA and FAMILY FLOUR. POTATOES, ONIONS, CHEESE, BUTTER, RAISINS, ALMONDS, FRESH PINEAPPLE3 AND PEACHES. NEW FIRM. BARRETT 3s CASTLEN’S GUN EMPORIUM, In Daly's Block, opposite Isaacs’ Ilonse, GUNS, RIFLES, PISTOLS, GUN MATERIALS, and SPORTING ARTICLES, As can be fonnd in the State. AU kinds of repairing done at short notice and warranted. GEO. F. BARRETT, aug23 tf F. O. CASTLEN. DIXIE WORKS,' MACON, GEORGIA, COTTON STATES Life Insurance Co. PKIXCIPAL OFFICE, HA CON, GEORGIA- Authorized Capital 82,000,000 Guaranteed Capital 500,000 Deposited with State Comptroller for se curity of Poifay Holders 150,000 W. B. JomtSTOX President. W. 8. Holt Vice President Gao. S. Or.ear. Secretary. J. W. Burke General Agent J. Mebcez Green, M. D Medical Examiner. W. J. Maorrx Superintendent of Agencies. C. F. McCay Actuuy. INSURE ON ALL POPULAR PLANS, INSURE YOUR LIFE AT HOME. ALL ITS FUNDS INVESTED IN GEORGIA. ALL LOSSES PAID WITHOUT DELAY. IT IS MANAGED WITH ECONOMY. ITS POLICIES ABE NON-FORFEITING AF TER TWO YEARS. F. M. HEATH, 8pecUl Agent, jul8tf Macon, Georgia. [ thtjmajw efc guleen. the°who l ?te«ie“if yiI,yOUr6nppU “ cll “ P ’ at Guernsey, Bartrum i Hendrix, l'ropr’s., sepia tf SEYMOUR, TINSLEY A CO. ESTABLISHED IN 1832. D. G. HODGKINS & SON, DEALERS IN Gis, Pistols, Mil TacHs — AND — SPORTING GOODS. jul4 2awtoctl 59 Mulberry st., Macon, Ga. CE.O W 2XT Contractors, Builders, and Dealers in [ DOORS, SASH, BLINDS, BRACKETS, MANTELS, WINDOWS AND DOOR FRAMES. WHITE PINE WORK, SCROLL WORK, And aU sorts of Turning done to order. Resdy Dressed Flooring, Ceiling, Rough Lumbo and Lathee in any quantity always on hand. Orders solicited and promptly filled. H. McKERVEY, [BOOT MAKER,j R ESPECTFULLY informs his customers that he has received a choice lot of French Calf I Skins, and is prepared to make to order all kinds of Boots. Shoes and Gaiters, promiaing good fits and first-class workmanship. I have tho right to make | to order Evan's Patent American Gaiter, a new, [ I exceUent style of shoe, the very thing for those that don’t like their ankles pressed by elastics. I Repairing a specialty, and satisfaction guaranteed, I as I employ a first-class workman on repairs. My I Shoe Shop is in the theatre building, entrance on Sole Agents, Macon, Ga. sug2T-3mo SHERRY. Cheray street. sep5 lm HUGH McKERVEY. CARRIAGES, BUGGIES & WAGONS, We are now receiving daily a large stock of Victorias,Cabriolets, Phaetons, NEW BOOKS. Per case Per gallon IMPORTED DIRECT FROM CADIZ, SPAIN, By A. L. RICHARDSON, aepI2 6m 124 Bay Street. 89 00 3 60 | Q_IDEON’S ROCK, THE SWORD AND GARMENT, HEALTHFUL PLEASURE. A NEW SKATING RINK at the Central Geor gia Trotting Park, with Hubbard's Patent I Parlor and Sidewalk Skates. Open day and night. ( No chargo for admission. N. II. BIDDLECOM. Proprietor. Tho abovo Skates for sale WITHOUT ANY RE- I 8TBIOTION. Leave your orders and measure at Tirtium Ar *«* P/\nb Qfnvn ' STUD WE I* I, BROS., | 17 HURRAY ST., NEW YORK, MANUFACTURERS AND J02AEB8 OF BOOTS AND SHOES Zxprcaalj tor Southern Trade. JOSEPH LaBOYTEAUX, Salesman. Juno 30-3meod THOUGHTS FOR WEARY HOURS, DAVID LORD’S LAST WILL, LIFE OF JOHN BUNYAN, FRANCIS OF ASSISI, FOLLE FABINE. By Ouida, ROOKSTONE. By Katherine Hacqnoid, THE NEIGHBORS: By Mary Howitt, THE KING’S GOD-CHILD, and other tales. CHARLOTTE ACKERMAN, By Maher, BOADMASTEIt'S ASSISTANT, HOUSEHOLD THEOLOGY, EPISODES IN AN OBSCURE LIFE. THE WITNESS OF HISTORY TO CHRIST. septstf j. w. Burke a co. I Single and Double-seated Buggies WAGONS, DRAYS. Etc.. Rrmirli lieposttory, Third st.. 3Infon,f ,rl ” Where if you wffl call on Mr. A. W. will i*ll or order any hind of vehicle that you wm MB. W. W. WOODBUFF is now at VALUABLE LANDS FOB SALE. 1 1Icm, ' inar ‘ ers - «~ 8 »ro*dw«y. E raHT hundred acres on Flint River, with beau- tiful dwelling and all necessary out-buildimrs A spleniud farm of eight hundred and fifty acres' I fexfila and beautiful. A magnificent r.-Ueico ami eight acres of land in the town of Harshallvilie urih the privileges of sixty acres of land. I also have a I number of farms to eeil besides the above lands I Tho above lands are in Macon coantv. They are I fertile, healthy and as cheap as desired. Apply to w. H. REESE, aug25 lm JXarshallyillo, Ga. Having Manufactured, selecting and shipping. especially foe this market. DEMAHEST A WOODRUFF.