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Telegraph & Messenger. FALL. 1871. CITY AFFAIRS. SATURDAY MORNING, SEPT. 16, 1871. 1871. W. A. BANKS Sc. SONS iTt now receiving, rad will mod have oompleted, a I UBVK AXD HANDSOME STOCK OF FALL AMD WIMTER DRY GOODS. Film JO always have missed the comfort | I and quiet of home at the majority of hotels. I They need do ao no longer, when visiting Boa- I ton. At the American House, light, airy and | Von or in Duiker.—Full returns from this 'l 0 *® 1 Toom *. « suite or single, may always be the 22d Senatorial District an now in, and they obtli “ ed - gireOol Simmons a clear majority of 3,081 rotes, instead of 11,035, as stated yesterday. BY T’T-TIT j A PH. I gli °i *°d probably now extends orer western | Pennsylvania and New York. The high pree- DAY DISPATCHES. | anr ® “ N « England and Canada now extends I from Maine eastward, and the barometer | CnccnntaTi, September 15.—The Industrial | has fallon slightly on the South Atlantic. Exposition has received its finishing touches. I Northeasterly winds veering to the sooth, COTTON! CAMPBELL & JONES Wcto 4 Solohos, appreciating the stringency Th ® ootton gins from New Orleans are in oper- b*vo prevailed on the mid and eastern coasts Ae * m offer their ‘.° Plantm and Mor ’ _ . _ . . ° . . J I etU. rt_r i.aL.1.1 f a a aa I mvtsi the Iams. T-l . . . . - - I ’ of money matters, offer their large and elegant Ktity I stock of Watches, Jewelry and Silverware at i * i •• . —- *«*“ ««* l * louucu an^w^y^ter^ I lo *" «« offered before in thLs | ®«®oded to October 6th. The Chamber of | »orth-srd to Lake OnUrio and Long Island ation. Owing to the lateness of the cotton crop and the lower Lakes, and feebler winds on the the time for the entry of raw cotton has been I upper Lakes. The area of rain has extended | t wti-li the attention of llie J*oblie i. reepeetfully m on “ e ometetil «« 16 WtU iorited, and thoM in search of I yesterday, report the creeks in Central Warehoflse & Conmiissiofl Merchan h^!nUtT^ e, AMhis wriling^Io oVdoek^^O^the I ?*^® P***®^ 1 objeJtouiy one I Commerce “t connection with 1110 I “j“ d *** * eather continue J Xm i ask a continuance of the patronage so hber- , , * . . ° aoc * P * M ' 016 wanting goods in their line. Repairing and En- I Exposition, special premiums on cotton to near- from Virginia to Lake Huron, end southwest- ally given them the past season, clonds bong low and dart, and a light rain is graving done in the best style and at lowest ly $2,500. These premiums are offered for the ward to the Mississippi River, end partially Close psnKjnal attention given to the STORAGE £r°Wo£ upon ^the^mosT £££ «»* “*»«** «"*■ «->- each from Texas, doudy weather on the sonth A.Un.ic and Gulf watches .^WaSwnutasd I ^““ana, Kansas, Tennessee, Mississippi, A1 1 *" ' r *“ * * * " 1 ‘ w ”* falling. Those who came in on the different railroads I and difficult FIRST-CLASS goods. at Itr. AfiONABI.il BATES, Will do weU to examine their assortment Sonth western Georgia again overflowed. The river is still riling at this point It rained stead ily nearly all of last night. | by Mr. H. Peacock, a practical watchmaker, for several years ] L. H. Wing. The “Great Monitor" is coming. coasts. The temperature has risen on the up- j scientific I bams and Georgia. The grand gold medal is of- j per Lakes and fallen from the Ohio River south-1 past with Mr. | fered by the Exposition for the best bale from I ward. any cf these States. I Probabilities: The barometer will probably Mobile, September 15.—Coroner Paine yes-1 continue to fall, with easterly winds and rain, Refer to the patrons of the past eeaeon. Re member the place— Iron Warehouse, Poplar st. f Macon. 6a P. 8.—Agents for the Winahip Improved Cotton Gin and John Menyman 4 Co.’e Anunoniated Cia- apUtf W.A. RANKS A SONS, No. 13 Second Street- Wild Lawns a Dan.—The report of the I Comptroller-General of the State says Bibb I one of the celebrated Golden Bug Cigars, county possesses • greater number of acres of wild lands than any other oounty in the State, being 695,130 acres. _ _ , terday arrested E. P. Sprague, United States to-night in New England, and cloudy weather solved Rones, which we now "offer at a reduced Stt I Ios P ec tor of Boilers, and Hugh Barney and is probable for Saturday over the Middle and | P rice - . »epl3m Bill Mnrray, owners of the Ooean Wave, on the I Eastern States. Low barometer will probably charge of manslaughter, in accordance with the I continue over the Lakes and southward to sepl3-3tawtf HARDEMAX & SPARKS The finest stock of imported Cigars ever I verdiot of the jury of inquest in the Ocean Wave I the Gulf, with clearing and partially clondy | In the value of improved I „hown in this city, just received at the Brown disaster case. The inspector furnished bail In weather upon Lake Superior to Iowa, whore JUST RECEIVED W. A. HOPSON & CO/S, NEW STILE “DUCOPES,” TWISTED SILK "MELANGE," COLORED MOHSUlS. 30c. ULACK R1ULLIANTINE, 40c. BARGAINS IN WRITE GOODS. .«; ! ff E. S. 1*013 & CO. aepl3-3tawtf lands. Bibb ranks third beat in the State—$10:53 HonM Cigar Store. | per acre. Havx a Halite Btadt.—Some murderously I I inclined villain has made two unsuccessful at- I tompts, reoensly, to throw passenger trains off [ the track of the Macon and Western Railroad, J by placing obstructions upon it If the fiend IA Baker Sewing Machines and of the L. A M. is caught at it we hope a hemp halter will be I Spectacles—the best in use. the sum of $5000; the owners in $2000 each. -New Yobs, September 15.—Postmaster Jones Ten Thousand Jessamine at the Brown House and rogpocsible to government, have sep!3-31awtf Ugolved to pay the defalcations in the New Cigar Store Dor't Foaorr tubs Two Facia!! southerly winds and rains may possibly prevail I by Saturday night. Deer Out of Season. S END their annual greeting to their many friends and patrons. They are at their old stand, ready and willing to serve them in the Storage and Sale of Cotton. They deem it unnecessary to moke pledgee—for 4 4 by their fruits ye shall know them.” Judge us by - , I York Postoffice. A fire in the hold of the Co-1 , Notwithstanding that deer are not the most I those—we uk no more. Your intorost is our inter- inat __ __ abundant in some portions of Louisiana, tho I 09t : AnJ our long experience enables in to guild Wing A Solomon are the agents of the Grover I lQ mbia, from GI»»gow, panicked the passengers, most -ndiscrimlnste slsugbter of the animals and ad vinca it. More we cannot promise—more but the crew, by hard work, extinguished the I goes on. Some men are so thoughtless or so rmt , c:c I >oct - fltmes. mean as to kUl them in season and out of sea- . e l Unil6d t0 ,hose I convenient to strangle him on the spot. Tbs Atlanta Fair, aeeording to advertisement, I will open Oetober 16th, one week before the Mr Babies, at the Brown House Cigar Store. sepl3 Stawtf , , ,, _ „ . .. - Aa entire new stock of Merschaum Cigar State Fair at Macon. They all say they will Holde „ „ d Pi jMt , t Brown l.aai «lw. If.. fltata D.l. a. J-.lL I a Tit I raw l*eat the Macon SUto Fair to death, bnt we will Honle ci _ ar store wager a ginger cake they don't However, when I the prido of Atlanta is aroused they are bound I to do something handsome. aepl3-3tawtf Go axd see the “Great Monitor.” Tht new and elegant block of business houses I House Cigar Store I that Mr. Green J. Blake has been bnilding do I ring the lsst apringand summer on Poplar street, are now receiving the finishing touches, and Mat Flowxu Chewing Tobaooo at the Brown [ citizen. sepl3-3tawtf Nsw Yobs, September 15.—The secret meet- [ !? n -. °« ^ e ,i 9Ul of June a farmer in Webster m CM b, SSS O’Bri.n ,o S3 the Democracy in opposition to Tammany was I hunter himself, he looked upon tho scone with thinly attended. Bat two of the notables disgust. He wroto out his impression of the specully invited attended. The proceeding. | hare not transpired. St. Paul, Mcri., September 15.—Tho Demo-1 hope that they will not be lost upon cratic State Convention passed resolutions oom-1 tboso careless persons who act as pot hunters, mandatory of General Hancock as a soldier and b °\Z b °?° ,^S® who lmnor us with their patronage. aug26 3m HARDEMAN 4 SPARKS. A. E. AD.UOJ. E. 31. CA7T3I0BK. SBADBACn WABS. Adams, Bazemore & Ware, . pressesihimseH so weU that -.m are’tempted To n , . PUNTERS WAREHOUSE NEAR PASSENGER DEPOT, Their attention - . ■ McLean’s Cobdxal and Blood Purifier is the „,,rs ItniDIKO, COTTON AT*NrE,|^ er *"® n “®"^ r ®;to o aes l n thecityU“n k*, t tonic and blood altcraUve in the world. OOXSTAXTLT O.N OASD— AH tirades SUOARS COFFEE>l, Unt TEAS of all brands, fiOLDEN SYRUP, MOLAbSES, oiltedoe butter, Choirs BREAKFAST BACON, Sl'OAIhCURED SBOULDERS, NEW YORK Pin HAMS, and other brand,. BUFFALO TONGUES, CANNED FRUITS, all kinds, BOUDEN'S MILK, SAVANNAH GBITS, WIN58, WHISKIES, they are. It is Mr. B.’s intention to extend thiy block of stores, next year, up to the eorncr of Third and Poplar streets—erecting on the corner an extra-handsome bnilding. improve the looks of things down that way. Good Cabd.—The “andashna” little Harris, of the Savannah News, sent nv yesterday his photograph, taken when he was perched upon the pinscle of Lookout mountain, some week. ego. Around him are hi. friend., Estill, pro prietor of the New.; Grady, of the Borne Commercial, and Roberts, of this eity. We shall cherish the card as one of the curiosities of pro gress, as it is the first instance on record where „ , ,. . . one card constitutes a full hand of tramps. L. And all that i« neuslly kept in onr line. We have I „„„ , , “ i.,,1 SB PAI.ACE MIT.TJJ PT-Oma I 8 ® nd * J 00 W * ,ove - P,ok Y» » nd *0 VUlit with you again, that cemetery np-stair j ! ‘We are taught that ‘there is a time for all bnt of * n things, proper or improper, I /"\N entering upon a new ootton season, tender Phtladelthia, September 1>.—Hannah lto-I think the practice of hunting and killing deer I U their services to the patrons and friends of berts, colored, supposed to be 130 years old, wra I at this season of the year, when they are drop- Adams, 4 Bazemore, and to all others who m»y Tun “Great Monitor" is the thing to be seen. | burned to death to-day—here * **“* * ’* •—»-»*!. . ClTT or Mexico, September -'.-yne nunurea | At this season of the year the' bueks and forty seven members, at a preliminary meet- have no horns, and the does are nursing their ingot Congress, out of the whole number of 227, young, aa if natnrehad promised them security declared in favor of Juarez in a temporary or-1 for a “ aTOn » b “ l apparent natural order is 4 nd *° flll 1 i . n S orders for BaggiDg, Ties and Planta-, As excellent broom for 50 cents, as good as I ganization. Jnarista were selected os a commit- ^ ^HhS?'dowi'Sth‘^“michtapuuHjM '» continuance of the generous support It will greatly I ike country affords, at Truman 4 Green’s, Tri-1 tee on credentials by a vote of 79 to 68. The any other, and as the heartless hunter rips * ccorded to the old firm during the past opposition, alarmed by this vote, left the ball open the strutted udder and beholds the depriving the meeting of a quorum. It is re- btopd-tinged lactael current as it flows I Liberal advances made on ootton in — up by tho earth or the junef-Cm. angular Block. Lon Jack and Darhmn Smoking Tobacco, at | tbe meotlng of . quorum, the Brown House Cigar Store. sepl3-3tawtf FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL and is drank Dally Review of Ibe Market. OFFICE TELEGRAPH AND MESSENGER,) jsst weired 20 barrels PALACE MILLS FLOUR, i«> sliest, in wliols, half and quartsr tacks, which « are agents fur. angl 3m TIJIIPIIV Ac OGDEN Agents for tho SaIo of Cextbal Baileoad.—Mr. William Rogers, Snperintendent of tho Central Railroad, has boon in Great Britain for sometime—including Scotland and Isle of Man—purchasing steel rails | Shippod to-day 14 for his road, tbo first installment of which ar- I Shipped previously 269— rived recently at Savannah, on thesteamer “On- | stock on hand this evening ward.” Air. It. will rctnrn next week. Bettewbeb 15—Evening, 1871. i Oottoe.—Receipts to-day 67 bales; salsa 161; shipped 14. The market i. (ti'l unchanged. It closed firm with a good demand at 19 cents for strict midd'iigs. MAOOX OOTTOE STATZ3CEET. Slock on hand 8ept. 1,1871—bales.. 1,739 I Phblic coronation and taking tho oath at Prague. ported that Diaz is for peace, and will move blood-thirsty hound! he iaynot give expression against any revolutionary attempt I to his thoughts, but he is thinking, and tbink- CiTT or Mexico, September G.—The Jnarists I ing abont the unreasonableness of the spilling are sure of an organization, including the Com-1 *be milk on the ground that belongs to her ... „ - young, who are now doomed to a more awful mittee on Credentials. Strong revolutionary ! dea tb than tho mother—that of starving to death threats have been made. A permanent Junta in the hot, dry woods. The writer had the mis- will be installed September 16. A pronuncir-1 fortune once to shoot down a doe who had evi- sop6 dAwSm & mento h M been toned in Zarates, and forced d ®““y ALL KINDS, ALL QUALITIES, loans hav® been levied on amaMer towns. I ij Qnt a j 0D g t i mo f or mtle motherless Vienna, September 15.—Proyisional Diets of I fawns, to save them from starving, but I failed the Empire have opened their sessions. Tho I to fiod thorn, and returned homo feeling very Emperor will recognize Bohemia's rights b y a | tt“of Ms^Jane^d“Sy.sh^ I ThC th#Se TrU5S ’ The Silver-Plated Truss, R$ceiTed to-day G7 Received previously 321— 338 2,127 j 2S3 Yebsadxes, September 15.—The bill passed that day. “A friend of mine once found a fawn asleep authorizing Thiers to conclude a customs treaty I nndor a tree and shot kiliodit, In its death throes with Geimany. It embraces provisions tor I JJ^dhrratSheaS^gS&’the dim'rniglri bo^near I A now invention that docs not absorb moisture, so Details rednee the Ger- | and C0C10 to the resene. In a fewmoments she —-a „ . . *> : made her appearance, hastening in tho wildest A'sace and Loraine. man troops in France to 50,000. THE INDIA RUBBER EVERLASTING TRUSS, covered as to protect the springs. 1,844 Beeus, September 15.—There were 93 now excitement to where she had left her fawn, cases of cholera at Konigsborg on the 12th insL mailed np to it regardless of danger and bent her noble foim over tho dying fawn and licked Mr Wu.llov of ilio ic I The general market continues dull on account of i „„ I nor uuoio 101m over mo aying lawn anu ncKea I , V T tho exnedingly inclement weather, which prevents “ d «* d “«“- On the 13th there were 6S now tbo blood rs it flowed from the wounds, and crown his reiga with a mammoth depot in this I f rom coming to town with their wagons I oaseaand 43 deaths. The disease has disappeared would not leave until another shot freed her city, on the site of th* old Court house at the and prodDce . xhcre is a moderately brisk jobbing from Dantzig and is merely sporadic at Stet- J" 1 ™ her intolerable grief. This tho writer foot of Mu'berry Btroet Parties who have seen tnd* in dry goods, clothing, bools and shoes, but tin. l f. . a *? ct .... . „ .. I tho design of the bnilding say it will eclipse nothing moro. The provision muket is firm and f " ■—. -- m . I Another itstance of their great affection for ] THE ECKEKA IKON TIE, THE ANCHOK IKON TIE, anything of tho k ! nd south of Mason and Dixon's lino. It is also said that the Central Railroad | BACON—Clear Side, (smoked)...... Company will, in course of time, bnild all of their own engines here, and that Macon will gain a vrlaable accession of skilled mechanics thereby. The amount of money they will dif- unchanged. We quote: 10 @ 10K Clear Rib Sides (smoked) 9* @ 9)f Shoulders & S* Hams (sugar-cured) 15 @18 GRAIN AND DAY. CORN—White 1 00 @ 1 05 MEAL 1 05 « 1 10 Beussfm, September 15.—The Bark of Bel-1 their young came to my knowledge. A negro ginm has advanced its rate of interest to 41. * * ’ " The Fronch DonbloTruss, The ForcolainPad Truss The Ivory Pad Truss. Also, the last invention, LADIES’ ABDOMINAL CORSET, NIGHT DISPATCHES. found two fawns in tho woods and thinking to trap tho mother, tied them hard and fast and went homo for bis gnu, bnt was much disap- I riod Ladies and Nurses, are particularly requested pointed on his return to find that the doe had to call and examine them. Aleo, onr stock of Which supply a want long felt. Physicians, Mar- ' ~ md N .... SELF-FASTENING ingil-tf IRON TIE. tribute here will bo enormous, and go fer toward I GRITS. ..".".'." . .... .!! l 25 @ 1 30 I bnilding np tho city and its trade. I OATS 70 @80 1 WHEAT—Per bushel 1 60 @ 1 60 FIELD PEAS . 1 fO [ HAY—Northern 180 @ 1 93 Tenneno Timothy 180 @193 visors Fry, Dntchor and Sntton, are consulting actually stamped thorn to death.” I with Douglass lor a more efficient Yolloction of | [ Field, Turf and Farm. the tobacco tax. Tho sentence of Salants ITA-LL, stock BOOTS, SHOES, AND HATS, TRUNKS, UMBRELLAS, ETC. W E announce to onr many patrons and friends that our Fall StockofBoote.Sliocs.nils.Tranks eto., are now being received. With increased facilitiee, wo aro t y voice which may be bought of any New York jobbing honso, andpledgaoureelveBtodoit To onr fnendswho have heretofore patronized ns, wo aro thankful, and cordially mvuo a connnnanco of their favors. To those who have not given ns a trial, we respectfully invito to do ao. It is always a pleasure to show our Goods, oven though we may not effect a sale. Latest Styles of Silk Hats Always on Hand. MERCHANTS, LOOK WELL TO YOUR INTEREST, AND EXAMINE OUR STOCK BEFORE YOU BUY. SINGLETON, HUNT & CO., Wholesale Dealers, aug24dlm 49 SECOND STREET AND 28 COTTON AVENUE, MACON, OA. v-,;' ERNEST PESCHKE’S Macon Standard Mean Time. the time-keening of my find w . , m proved TRANSIT INSTRU MENTS, for the purpose of observing the meridian passage of the son and stars, I will be able to keep the exact Macon mean time to within a fraction of a second. Especial Attention paid to the Kepafriuj; and raliog of tine Watches, m well «m all kinds of new work made to order. july 27-ly Patent Shoulder Braces, NOTICE. Cuitbju. It. R. ARD Rarkimi Co. or Gzonou,) Savarraii, Ga , August 1,1871. Tks, Company haring extended ita tiack to tho Teot.iso Match.—There will be a very in- I terosting trotting match at the Central City Trotting Park on next Friday afternoon for a parse of $250—mile heals, best throe in five. The following entiles have boon made : J. J. J. H. ZEILIN 4 CO., At the *• Old Wooden Drag Store." BAGGING AND IRON TIES. Kentucky per yard 24 O 25 Gunny per yard 22 @ 24 {• | Olay names black marc, Lucy; John Pound* | JSSSS SmEwpir - jari".V.V." 24 @ 25 * * i Doable Anchor per yx names bay gelding. Ballet; Tom Archer names I Rengri per yard .* 24 @ 25 (Bigg Tree,) has boon commuted to imprison-1 i- A TJ J A . T ft* 1 d j ac ? n ' 3t Pompeii, throw I ladiesSd^cSdren^For sLe by*** ^ seuUem0D ' ' . . P Ninevah in the shade, is in store for antiqua- ■"ent for life. - I l ; an3 . \ commission has been formed in Italy, The bondsmen of dere'lct revenue officers, I headed by Castellani, backed by rich banking very gently ask continnanco of suifs. Connnis- h™ 8 °t Paris, and endorsed by Victor Eman- I Our Store is opened at all hours of Sunday, from sinner Douglass declines to accede. The gov- °Wh at ’^oT Nero! ' 8 °'° ,0Ck “““ 9 °' dOCk P " B6pl0tf emmet is determined to pross suits in all tho what diadems of Faustina, what armor of brave I Horatius, “who held tho bridge of old” and Official Colton Statement, shed his steel as ho swam tho yellow river, will The cotton crops purported to have “me ■«*“» ha t“ y c rem o? hHd^ I A L«qe and fresh lot just received. Now is Crimson Clover. Crimson Clover. .in r. 1. now prepared to receive heavy cargoes of C™y gelding, Cleavcland, and Mr. Biddleoom ^® iAk' ™ 21 0 Tho cotton ^P 8 P aT P° rt6d to tav0 com « rfro of^Mt ams. what romeLof "hidden A “ d fr “ h lot : fiwsM on its care direct from iho wharf for trans- I names grey gelding, Bob. J Arrow Ties, retail, per pound.....'.i tlam 010 Department of Agriculture daring the Lj es- w^ wealth of romance and of his^oiv, I tll ° tim ° l ° 1>l4nt ' pomtion to the intorior. I These horses are well matched as to speed I Bagging Twine, per bale, per lb 22 @ 23 past month, have been genuino. The items in I will come like ghosts fromtheir ancient graves! HUNT, RANKIN 4 1'. r-a,., iln.i.inr. t. avail IhAiUMlvn. of fl,i. ,ti- I — . 1—11 —l.i.l. 1. .A... f. . I B*Sfli“S Twl».. '—Oil 9.4 V..V.U umiUWMm . iaOnn, Qje.ni I (.ailed IIn bv tile Uivstin etl.rm nf fliA I,.it.li I Fereons desiring to avail Uiemaelvoa of this di rect modo of shipment ahonld have expressed on j lUir bill, of lading that their consignments shall] be landed at the Control Railroad wluuf. Dy tho let November it ts expected Hist a largo I .bed Rill be completed for tho protection of salt,' and we would not tell which is going to win for a new hat. It will lie a close and exciting race will (oniak .«».« ap..n In this connection we might allude to the ■ —ratorei last evening 5400 bales; only defect abont orv magnificent race track, I g e pt,mberdelivoiy20X; October 1911-16@1913-16; and that is in regard t» the inner railing November. 19X; Tlornlns MarUcl Kejwirt. larja-tiKMr ” d finn: Jcs cotton fur gtuno, and otlior hoavy articles of froight, which aDU “ a ‘ >i , t I Torpentine ecareo and firm at 69;-j@60. Rosin parties may dc.ire to have stored for future .hip- aronnd th « tra< *- Tbere is a narrow plank ox- a^s oo fer strained Freights Heady. tending aronnd tho entire track abont the 1 —— —* •>—' 1 " 1 J. F. WARING, an K 4 2m _ Forwarding Agent. BALL, BLACK & CO. i>V5 anil 5G7 Broadway, N. Y., zxroBTEne or DIAniONDS AND ALL PRECIOUS STONES. Manufacturers of PINE JEWELRY. Hr«T QUALITY OF DRILL CARBON, Always on bend.angSO tf Flour dull snd drooping. Wbest dn'l and favors height of a boggy sxle from the ground, which | buyers-Cora 1 higher. Pork steady at IS 37@1S 50. Stocks strong and active. Governments dull and we tli'nk is a little dangerous, aa the hnb of a wheel might ran trader the lower edge of the I steady. Btatos bonds vei/ quiet. Gold firm at Money easy Exchrage, long 8Xr which tho plank is nrUod, and the conseqnenee I Rosno.v, September 15, noon. — Consols 93}(. would bo that Iho driver would get a high and B ^"^ tUalbmU _ Uon tes 57f 85a hard foil. A trotter having the pole, or inside I bullion in the Bank of France baa decreased track, tags the inner rs'ling cloaoly, in order njWOjWftan^^^ ^ to save distance, and if iho defect to which we I gjpu nber 15, noon—Cotton openod allndo is not gnrrded sgeinat, it might tart steady; uplands UK; Orleans 9X: „ some one. It can bo easily remedied by pntUng ,^J^u 0 f n jJloOO; stock’ 498’,00ft Am%can - 222,'000; | on a wider plank in plaee of the present one. 1 -• ■ * ‘“ nnn - — Gloomt Cotton Pbospkcta—We saw, yester- I day evening. In the ootton warehouse of Messrs. Saulatary, Besiiesv 4 Co., cf this city, abont a dozen ootton bolls, which Mr. SanUbnry had receipts 33,000; American 14,000; actual exports 7000; stock afloat 544.000; American 51,000. Later.—Cotton steady; speculation and export 4000. Cora 33s. Bed winter wheat 1 la 6d. narUets~*ETcninE Keport. Nxw Yosz, September 15—Cotton quiet and firm; Orrn-Do iored. — Without any disrespect to the I brought in from a tour of crop observations in | ^ 7S5 . C pi» n ds 21X; Orleans 21X- membrrs of the medical profession, a profession I Southwestern Georgia during tho tot week. Ipo,ton i at0 ^w??5.!^CiS honored by all thinking men, it ia only Just toaay I Tho result of tho trip aatisfies Mr. S. that the I ^)«c*mberiu)<; February30; March 20. that they are too thick on the ground. The conse-1 ootton orop of Georgia will fail short fn'ly one I Flour,’Southern droop’ng; common to fsir extra qnence is that tho community ia doctored over half of what it was Irvt yeer, and these ootton I 6 15@7 00; 8?°^ r'rM steady. Wheat closed S@5 cenU lower; winter red western 1 61@1 65. Cora i .egnlsr st 72@73j<. When nature needs only the gentle stimu- bolls give painfnl proof of that fact The ef- ^ Unt and altsrative, which has become famous f . ^ continued clondy and wet weather I p«iTlTve‘lyVt'13 40@1S 5ft 'LSl quiet. Turpen- throiiRhout the country aa a reliable medicine, un- b Ua ig digM troua They are small, ■ C V“ a ?JS r ?,^n >< ® 60 ' Itd<un qni ® t ' Ta " lions, all experimental, from the Fharmsooptula. This is an evil, and proves that the practico of med ians is tar from being at all times a heating art. At this period of the year, when the fall of tho leaf indicates that decay has seized upon the vegetable kingdom, many h arras sing diseases are prevalent Chief among these aay be mentioned intermittent fever and bilions remittent The exhalations ris ing from decomposing vegetation, and the hoavy dews and fogs, are very apt to generate these oom plaints. The wisest policy is to protect the system by » course of Hostetter'a Stomach Bitten at the oom mencement of the fall. Much suffering may thereby be avoided. But If tho disease has a'ready begun, its periodical visitations may readily be checked and broken np by this active, yet harmless, vegetable tonic. But be on your guard against the charlatans who are attempting to palm off, under various names, unwholesome compounds, which they pretend to compare favorably witb the great national elixir, which his long since swept more foimidable oppo sition from the field. Bcsr in triad that every bot tle of genuine Hostotter’e Stomach Bitters U au thenticated by a splendidly engraved label, and a fiic timiU of the sign manual of the firm. Fat up in bottles only, and cannot be obtained in bulk. KTNrws Know Euaor*.—Dr. L H- Brsdficld, the manufacturer of Bradfield'e Female Regulator, in Atlanta, ia just in receipt of a letter from Ger many, of which the following is a comet transla tion—the original of which ia in Dr. Bradfield'e possession, snd can bo seen by any one who da- ■bee it. Verily, the medicine Is acquiring a repu tation aa wide aa that of civilization. The following is the translation: Nobtuxur Pooyirce or Harov-kb, ) German Empire, August 7,1871. j Da. Bsadtoid—Dsar Sir; From one of my friends I have teamed your address, and from him have received a few bottles of your eelebrated Fe male Regulator,and its excellent properties for cur ing certain diseases of the fsir sex have been com municated to mo. I have bad an opportunity of trying your medicine in my own family with the most satisfactory success, and I hasten to express to yes my wannest thanks for the happy effect produced by year medicine. Not only In my own family, bnt also in other families this side the At lantic, have the same happy results been effected, until now tbs last bottle has been nsod np, and I can no longer supply those who have made de mands for the medicine. I wish very much to procure a new supply, and therefore address yon to respectfully ask of you whether you have an agency for your medicine on this continent, and if not, to send me a fow dozen bottles per North Gere man Lloyd steamer. For the amount yon may draw on me through Messrs. G. Macke 4 Go., Brokers in Bremen, or If you prefer it, I will send you the amount of the bUlin advance. Awaiting your reply, I am yours respectfully, »»P«lm G.V. MAsanna Gcide—Interesting work, numerous engravings, 224 pages. Fries 50 cents. Address Dr. Burts'Dispensary 12 North Eight Street, St- tods. Mo. See advertisement, aegl7-d4wly Invars—The most irritable and restless of these tendor little household buds arc charmed as It were Into quiet and tweet repoeo by using Mrs. IVhit- pab's Syrup. fully develop them, they have lost their fructi fying properties and vital ! ty. It ia Mr. 8,’a in tention to send these tails, with a statement of hie observations or the crop in Southwestern Georgia, to the Cotton Exohinge in New York, and thence to Liverpool. In proportion to the area of land in cotton which he saw daring the trip, Mr. S. says he is rare that a poorer crop was never raised in the State. The stand ia short fnlly one-fourth of an average, and much of what cotton that has matured, is being tot by the almost eontinnone rains of the tot week, which have beaten the open cotton to the ground, filled it with dirt and trash, and kept the pick ers out of the fields. In corroboration of the foregoing we append the following paragraph taken from the Albany News, of yesterday Bair ard Cbops —Since the storm of tot week this section has hod rain enough for a ti dal wave, and the whole face of the earth ia flooded. Cotton ia, of course, suffering seriously. It has had no sunshine assistance to reeover from the effects of the cyclone, and the conse quence ia the bolls are dying, and tho young fruit cannot mature. We are assured that the damage on the Jordan and Lockett places ia maeh greater than was supposed last week, and that the same may be said of all other places in this and surround ing counties. It ia now evi dent that Southwestern Georgia will gather the shortcut crop of any previous year, and that we are safe in announcing the crop a d’srvtrocv failure. Kimrura, crabs, fish, coantry butter, fresh venison, eggs, chickens. Northern apples, cab bages, Irish potatoes, sweet potatoes, cheese, new mackerel and many other good things, are to be found always at S. T. 4 B. P. Walker's, 88 Cherry street Boots, Shoes, Hats, etc.—Mr. F. L. Groce, No. 2 Hollingsworth's Block, Fourth street, tinder the Spotswood Hotel, is now in receipt of his fall and winter stock of boots, shoes, hats, tranks, umbrellas, etc., embracing almost every variety of goods in this line, and all of the latest and most popular styles. He deals in these goods by wholesale and retail, and is determined to be undersold by no house in the State. Everybody in general are invited to examine his new snd large stock. See adver- Gosheh Burra just from the dairy, at 8. T. 4B. P. Walker’s, 88 Cherry street Bsowr4Co. have just received: Saturday Night, Appleton’s Journal, Our Society, Les lies’ German, Pilot, People, Citizen, Clipper, PoUoe News, Varieties and late dailies. Monthlies; Harper, Galaxy, Stock Journal, What to Hear and Christian Year. Fuzsn Caramel Oocoannt, at 8. T. 4 B. P. Walker's, S3 Cherry street A man lot of imported crackers, just received at S. T. 4 B. P. Walker's, 8S Cherry street ao BtronR: new 69. Lonlaianaa 65: new 60. Levees 71; 8a 82. Alabama! 100; 6s 67. Georgias 82; 7a 91. North Carolines 41; new 24. South Carolina! 76; new 57. Govei omenta, 81s 18*: 62s 15*; 64s 15*; 65a “itsa sat... bALTTWnRX. dlings 20*@»*: net receipts M0; gross 300; ex ports to Great Britain stock 770. Net receipts of the week 635; gross 830; exports to Great Britain —; coastwise 191; sales of the W St! Loins. September 15 — Provisions leu firm CctcciRATr September 15—Provisions closed (troog; all held higher; offerings limited. Fork 1J75. Bacon wanted; shoulders 6*; rides 7*@7*. Whisky 90. New Orleans, September 15.—Ootton firm; mid- stock 18.821. Not receipts of the week 2395; groat receipts 2650; exnorta to Great Britain 8178; to the continent coastwise 1019; tries of tb* weak 5000. WtLKTROTOR, September 15—Cotton firm; mid dlings 19*; net receipts o7; exports ooaatwiao —; aslee 5; stock 901. Net receipts of the week 238; exports oosstwjse 26- alias of th* week 151. AcorsTA, September 15—Gotten market firm; middlings 19; tries 330; net receipts 16; stock in 1870,1335; in 1871,399 Receipts for the week 725. Sxtarrah, September 15.—Ootton, no demand; buyers and sellers apart; middlings 13*@18*; net receipts 413; exports coastwise lto; sales - “* 3712. Net receipts or the week 1406; exports coastwise 790; tales of the week—. Ouasustor, September 15—Ootton doted firm; middlings 19*; net receipts 432; exports coastwise ft sales 30ft stock 4685. ’Net receipts of the week 1788; exports to Great Britain —; to the continent —coastwise 595; ^° !tb °££nZ 15—Ootton market dosed C1 S<it receipts of the week 90S; exports to Great Britain —; coastwise 105: tries of the week 750. Galyeston, September 15.—Cotton market closed *^et 1 rro^s k of'the week 8693; exports to Great Britain 2092; continent ; oosstwis* 882; tales of the week 8050. ° Bonos, September 15-Oottoo market closed strong; middlings 21*: net receipts —; gross 112; export* to Great Britain —; ooastwiae —; tries 600; Stock 6500- Net receipts of the week 188; groat 650; exports to Great Britain —; coastwise —; sales of the week 2100. Noiiole, September 15.—Cotton firm; low mid- ings 19*; net receipts 336; exports coastwise 25: sales 30; stock 827. Net receipts of the week 935; exports coastwise 438: sales of tho week 60. Hxxtkb. September 15 —OqUonqmetsjKlfirm: "Set receipts of the week 1060; shipments 900. Prrrr .nTTnrri- September 15—Ootton quiet and Net receipts of tho week 1060; ri PmTinwT-nnt. September 15.—4 firm; middlings Net reoeipts of the week C48; gross 860. Cm Foist, September 15—Net receipts week 60. 15—Cotton, stock 10,000, u*.»2SS3U«. Mosioorest, September 15—Receipts of the woek 474 bale*, against 1014 the corresponding week lost year* Lordor, September 15. evening—TmpC r.tino 39s. LrvEEroon, September 11, evening—Cotton cloeed firmer; uplands 9* Orleans 9*7^^ Floor zie 27s. Dark 41s 6d. Lard its 3d. Oca- mon roeln 8a 6dS9d. . t.t>or, assnm-1 called up by the myatio charm of the witch edto bo official, have hadno origin in the statis. Seienoe 1 It is a wond.-f-' - -» ■. -* I migfiq an gnenriv rO«'> Mt t LAMAR, Druggists. tied data of that omso. rnstv— and September indude reports from about 400 cotton growing counties, representing a very large proportion of the cotton area. Thosofor August point to an average condition of the crop, s’most identical with that of the preoeding report. Tue averager for Alabrma and Missis sippi being the same; those of Louisiana, Ar kansas and Tennessee being higher, and those of other cotton States lower. Tne State avenges of the September report are somewhat lower than those of August, though the principal de preciation occurs in the States which yield a small proportion of the crop, wb : le the reduc tion is slight in important districts represented by the States of Georgia, Alabama, Mississippi and Louisiana. The per centage of full condi tion in the first week of September, as an aver age from ril attainable data, is thus stated: North Carolina, 82; South Carolina, 80; Geor gia, 78; Florida, 73; Alabama, 80; Mississippi, 80; Louisiana, 77; Texas, 81; Arkansas, 95; Tennessee, 96. There are reports of injuries by the boll worm and caterpillar mainly in Missirxippi and Lon-1 in sugar and water, (hot if convenient,) and then | id.ro., bnt no evidence that a general or very bathe freely the stomach and bowels with tho Pain serious loss from insects is probable. Rust is Killer desr. Should tho diarrhea or cramps con- x av a 4i r.ciaiae in onmn nr tinuo, repeat the doBO every ten or fifteen minutes common in the Atlantic States, ana to some ex- Graveley’s Best Chewing Tobacco. Acknowledged to be the b:-st Chewring Tobacco | in the world. For sale by HUNT, RANKIN 4 LAMAR, Druggists. CHOLERA. now TO CURB IT. At tho commencement of the diarrhee, which al- I ways precedes an attack of tho cholera, take a tesspoonfnl of THE PAIN KILLER A large arsortmont of PEHFU 3VT ERY, | Soaps, Cosmetics, Brashes, Combs, etc., for sale by HUNT, RANKIN 4 LAMAR, Druggists. BOplO tf NEW BOOKS. QJDEON’S ROCK, '“THE SWORD AND GARMENT, THOUGHTS FOR WEARY HOURS, DAVID LORD’S LAST WILL, LIFE OF JOHN RUNYAN, FRANCIS OF ASSISI, FOLLE FAIUNE. By Ouida, ROOKSTONE. By Katherine Macquoid, THE NEIGHBORS. By Mary Howitt, THE KING’S GOD-OHILD, and other tales. CHARLOTTE ACKERMAN. By Muller, ROADMASTEB’S ASSISTANT, HOUSEHOLD THEOLOGY, EPISODES IN AN OBSCURE LIFE. THE WITNESS OF HISTORY TO CHRIST. septStf J, W. BURKE 4 CO. . „ .. ” ' , , . . until the patient is relieved. In extreme cases, tent on the Golf coast. Drouth has been inju-1 , . . _ , . ’ ... I two or more tesepoonfnla may be given st a dose, rions in tho Carolines and Texas, though the TbaPlin KiUori „ an internal remedy, has no reports of rain fall through the Sonth indicate p,, eases of cholora, summer complaints, I a fair supply of moisture, though the distribn- dyspepria, dysentery, asthma, it cures in one night I tion of which has been somewhat more unequal by taking it internally, and bathing with it freely, than usual at one point in Georgia. The fall in Its action ia like magic, when externally applied to August, was" nearly fourteen inches, and in old sores, burns, ecalda, and sprains. For sick j j,j ^io year 1850, after trying many peepara- parts of Florida it amounted to twenty-threo headache and toothaco, don’t fail to try it. Uo“s“ d Grocer doctors. I :»: a . p.yw TvTTTrn I * bare no new remedy to olior bat tno same Old inches. These variable atmospheric conditions | r _ _ | remedy witb which I was cared fifteen yearn ago. I have ainso been practicing with the some remedy, CANCERS CURED. H AVING been afflicted with Cancer, Iwaa cured in ~ have increased the prevalence of last and Directions accompany each bottle. caused the deatraetion'both of leaves and fruit These drawbacks, though greater than those reported in September of last year, are not suf ficiently serious to excite apprehensions of a greatly depreciated yield. They aro reported each year in some portions of the cotton area. In the record of last year there was considerable The Pain Killer ie sold by all dealers in modi- Ul ] have been successful in a number of cases, a Price 25 cents, 60 cents and $1 per bottle. ang5-oodAwlm H. McKERVEY, BOOT 3IAKER, few of which I refer to below, as living witnesses of the virtues of my medicine, some of whom, liko myself, have been cored a number of years, and yet havo no symptoms of Cancer returning: Mrs. H. B. Bloodworth, Liberty Hill, Ga.; Mrs. Fannie Settle, Liberty Hill. Ga.; Mr. J. D. Boyd, Griffin, Ga.: Mr. Wesley lieid, Zebulon, Ga.; Mrs. John Stillwell, Giiffin, Ga.; Mrs. Mary Thnrmond, . ,, ,... , Indian Springs, Ga.; Mrs James Carmichiel, Mc- ... , , i TJESPECTFULLY informs his customers that he I Donongb. Ga.; Wm. N. Fambrough, M. D., Senoia, complaint of damage to the crop from rnat, has reoeivsda choice lot of French C* lf I o*.- sir D. G. McKinney, (Houston co.) Macon, worms, and nnfavorable August weather. These -.i _ .. . x „ facts don’t pectation hitherto indulged, the most favorable season oonld scarcely bring a crop exceeding three and one-third millions no iuubtuiwaq 1.U.UV.. Skins, and is prepared to make to order alt kinds of Ga _. Mr. Jaa. Douglass, Gre.nvillo, O.-; Rev. H. ,, . . -Jl . . „ Boots. Shoes and Gaiters, promising good fits and T . Dickon, Lxnst Grove, Ga.; Mr. R. Dorton, Fa it point to an enlargement of the ex- fir4t . c i aa4 workmanship, lhave tho right to make yette Station, Ga ; Mr. Wm Harkness, Jackson, l hitherto indulged. If they are reliable to order Evan's Patent American Gaiter, a new, (j a . Hon Thomas M. Harkness, late Representa- excetlent stylo of shoe, the very thing for those that don't like their ankles pressed by elastics. ‘ satisfaction | tive fiom Batts county, Jackson. Ga.; Mrs. A. Mad- , , dox, Indian Springs, Ga., Mrs. Elixa Hill. Forsyth, _ .— c ———.. guaranteed, Ga _. Mr. Willis Bowden, Forsyth, Ga.;Maj. A. Nall, of bales. If ths growing seasons should be I ss I employ a first-class workman on repairs. My I Griffin, Ga.; Mrs. Green Dake, Liberty Hill, Ga.; “r! „ , h “ _ iUl .. p , _„ nM h . Shoe 8hop is in the theatre budding, entrance on M rs. A. Porter, Griffin, Ga.; Mrs. Rebecca Wards- shorter or unfavorable, three manors world be ™._ n._ ’ n . ‘ AT. Mr. rv r.ewis. Rarnesville. Repairing a specialty, andt a good result, and with a combination of nn favorable circumstances the product m'ght bo still forther reduced. New Yoek, September 16.—Jacob Vander- Cherry street. s>p5 lm HUGH McKERVEY. VALUABLE LANDS FOB SALE. ualriMitet of 'lie . raigned for manslaughter, plead not guilty. | a splendid farm of eight hundred and fifty acres, I several physicians, and her Cancer pronounced in- T _,,„ n.dfnr.1 charred the irrand Inre in fertile and beautifal. A magnificent residence snd curable, and I cheerfully recommend him to all Judge Bedford charged “ e 8»na jnry to * ^^resof landinthatownof Mmhallville .with afflicted with Cancer. GEO B. TURPIN, worth, Barnesville, Ga.; Mrs. D. Lewis, Barnesville, Ga.; Mrs. R Goodman, Monticcllo, Ga ; Loo (color ed,) former servant of B. W. Collier, Indian Springs, Ga. The above is only a few of the many names that could be added to the list. I take ploasuro in stating that Mr- J. M. Hard away made a perfect enrsof a Cancer upon the ere of Mrs. M. J. Bouyer after she had been treated by Judge consider the charged conspiracy in Wall to look np millions of gold. Judge Bedford numl street g, s privileges of sixty acres of land. I aleo have a sdford I number of farms to sell besides ths above lands., Insurance and Real Eetato Agent. I cheerfully bear toetimony to the fact of Mr. J. Apply to ang251m W. H. REESE, Marshallville, Ga. concluded the culprits ought to be brought | as chelp a. derirSd. speedily to jnstioe. Many leading Wall street brokers are implicated. Bosenwig has been indicted for abortion. The proprietor of the torpedo establishment blown up yesterday has been held in $10,000 bail. The ship St Lawrence, from Bremen for New Orleans, was wrecked off Turk's Island. All The above lands aro in Macon coroty. They are I M. Hardaway having performed a perfect cure of a At the conclusion of the arguments in the in junction case ageinst the city officials, this af ternoon, Jndge Barnard pronounced a decision granting the motion for making the injunction permanent Lewiston, Mirra, September 15.—There was the first killing frost this morning. Acbuer, September 15.—Rev. Jacob Von Vichter is dead. Chabustor, September 15.—There have been two deaths within the past 24 hours. Boston, September 15.—Arrived, Tarifa. Amins, September 15.—Lebifka, a large town, has been destroyed by the insurgents. The leaders in the vicinity were captured and shot | MIDNIGHT DISPATCHES. Synopsis of 'WcnthcrjStiitenicnt. t Was Dzp’t, Otticz Cmxr Signal OrnczB,) Washington, D. O., September 15, 7:40 p. m. j Hazy weather is reported from tho Pacific coast, probably due to forest fires in Oregon. The area of lowest barometer has advanced from Arkansas over the Ohio valley and Lake JNO. W. O’CONNOR, WHOLESALE DEALER IN cancer upon Mr*. M. J. Boayer’a eye after eminent physician t» hod fail fed to relieve hor; and I firmly believe hia Cancer treatment to be a specific for Cancer. L. A. DANSE, Macon P. O. To the A-fflicted! After sat- BRANDIES.. WINES, BIS, I prefer not treating doubtful cases, iafying yourself describe your cancer to mo and I will givo yon my caneid opinion. At your request I will visit your bout os when cir cumstances permit. My residence is twelvs miles east of Griffin, Ga.. which ia my nearest express office. Money may he sent with safety in registered letter. Communica tions strictly confidential and promptly answered when stamp and envelope sent addressed to jour- flddresa J. M. HARDAWAY. Liberty Hill, Fike oo., Ga Those to whom it may be convenient, may call upon T. J. Hxrdxwsy, Southwestern Rtilroid, who I attended me in my affliction and lies been with me Old. IdOI1011 cr 3.1l©l<El five. I several cases since. He may bo addressed WAkl -LVj.wijAZAAgcLAACiAcii J <-/• | throngh the poetoffieeat Macon, Ga, or Eufanla, - J. M. HARDAWAY. BUMS, ALE AND POBTEB. And sole agent for hia Premium Whisky, x x x x. Just received— 15 barrels XXXX WHISKY, 100 cases CLARET and ST. ANDRE, 60 cues CLARET, (HARDY 4 CO.), 150 M DOMESTIC CIGARS, Together with a toll lino of Sherries, Ports, Champagnes, Jamaica and St. Croix Bum, etc., all of whichwiU bo sold cheap for CASH, or on time *°To*COni5ry > ^5Schante, extra inducements will bo given. jro. W. O’CONNOR, Jcn21 toctl 60 Cherry street. jnlyl3-d2taw4wCm ISTUDWELL BROS., 17 MURRAY ST., NEW YORK, aXANUTACrriUEBS AND J0LBEE8 OT BOOTS AND SHOES Exproealy for Southern Trade. JOSEPH LaBOYTEACX, Salesman. June S0-3meod LAWTON. A WILLINGHAM, SUCCESSORS TO LAWTON & LAWTON, COTTON FACTORS, Warehouse and Commission Merchants, FOURTH STREET, MACON, GA. JN Publishing our card, wo claim nothing more tor onreelves than a determination to do onr DUTY towards our customers. By strict attention to our business, and studying the interest of onr patrons we have been able heretofore to give satisfaction, and now have no approhonsion that all who will give us a fair trial will continue to patronize our house. T AWTfkAT A. WTT T mmi.i vr DIAMONDS, WATCHES* z o s o -J o CO <8 O z £ JEWELRY AND SILVER-WARE. Watch W T ork and Repairing at Shortest Notice, and Warranted. A8ENCY OF THE GROVER & BIKER SEWING MACHINES. jnno 14-tf Gfi % CD » © S ©. CO M. A » GUILFORD & HILL, Musical Emporium of Georgia. THIS PIANO FOR SALE AT $390 SEWING MACHINE. T HIS Machine stands without a poor for simplic ity, durability and variety of work. SPECIAL PREMIUMS, GEORGIA STATE FAIR. For the beet specimen of work done on this - machine (money) * ......$25 00 For best operator, under 12 years of age, (gold badge of honor) 20 00 ang 22tf Metropolitan Works, CORNER SEVENTH AND CANAL STREETS, RICHMOND, VA. WM. E. TANNER & CO. STATIONARY and PORTABLE ENGINES and 8AW-M1LLS; BARK, GKI3T and PLASTER MILLS; BOILERS. FORGINGS. CASTINGS, of IRON or BRASS, MILL GEItING, etc ; Enginos and Saw-Mills of various rizes always on hand. Steam Fittings snd Wrought Iron Pipe. Old Engiuoe, etc., repaired and Bold on commis* eion or exchanged for new. All other repairs promptly and satisfactorily done. Freights to all points low. Send for descriptive circular. ju!7 d swAwtildecl8. H. R. BROWN, Agent. CHEAP GASLIGHT I S a simple, safe and reliable apparatus for sup plying PUBLIC BUILDINGS and PRIVATE RESIDENCES, with a superior and CHEAP GAS- Upwards of FOUR HUNDRED aro in raccesetol operation in private residences, chnrchee, factories, etc. No other apparatus ia operated on the same or any similar prindplo, which guarantees a light of uniform quality, in either argand or open Earners WITHOUT THE USE OF ARTIFICIAL HEAT ’ The practical operation of the Machines can be aeen at tho PASSENGER SHED of the Railroad Companies in MACON; also at the Printing and Publishing House of Messrs J. W. BURKE 4 CO We call attention to the following extract from a lotter from J. W. Burke, Esq.: ,, , . Maoor.Ga., March 23,1871. ‘•We have had one of the U. S. Gaslight Comps nys MBchmos, in operation einca tho loth of Np yemlier, 1870, and it ta perfectly satisfactory to us m its general working and cheapness. We paid the Macon Gaslight Company for four months of last year and the year previous—viz: Novembor, De- cember, January and February—£399.56. In using this Macluno onr gas for the four corresponding °°si M thus saving ua in that time Tb* light it quite aa good aa that of the City Gas Company, and has tho advantage of being entirely under onr control to use as we please Daring Uioeovere weather in December it burned not »t aU affected by the freeze. We seo no troublo in the Machine or the light, and cheerfully recommend it.” (Signodj J. \y. BURKE 4 CO. For information or testimonials, apply to EDWARD BOWE, ^ Toat-office box 159. Macon, Go., nr WM. FOSTER, Jr., President, myG tf 2 and 4 Reado street, N. Y. GORDON HOTEL FOB SALE. B Y virtue of an order of tbo Superior Court of Wilkinson county, granted on the chancery side of said, at tho April term, 1871, thereof, will be cold before tho Court-house door in Irwinton to eaid county, on the first Tuesday in October next, within tho legal hours of eale, the remainder interest, after dower, of Sorina A. Jones, widow of •if-Jones, deceased, in tho Gordon Hotol, situat ed m Gordon, on tho Central Railroad. Aleo the samo interest in two hundred and twenty-four (2241 acres of land attached to eaid Hotel. All known as tho dower of S. A. Jones. The Hotel is now occu pied by Daniel Solomon, who receives the patron age of the Central and tbo Milledgovillo and Ea- tonton Railroads,besides a large share of patronage from the traveling' public. The above property is sold for tho purpose of placing the estate of 8!ud J. H. Jones, deceased, in a condition for dis tribution among tho creditors of said estate. Terms of ealo, cash. JUNIUS WINGFIELD,) L. H. BRISCO, > Bofereee. ♦ F. CHAMBERS, ) angl9 d&wtda BBES, 13 & No. 196 Gravier street, New Orleans. un20 dGmwSm F. J. RAGLAND, Agent.