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rn^i i | > nr ..I TIic I.ast “Hlng” Combination. •*- lACgl tlj) 11 l\j Messengci . I I„ ths Augusta Chronicle end Sentinel, of BATCRDAY MOllNING. OCT. T, 1871. Thursday, we find ■ letter from Atlanta 'which contains some information that ought to be in ber of the Legislature. We feave heretofore subject, end warned the Trlesrapb Ntato Fnlr Hulletln The Georgia State Fair for 18*1 will open in ailoded to the Macon, Monday, October -Sid, and dose on the Democrats in the Legislature against allowing Friday follow^- Extraordinary preparation* themaelvea to be iniluenoed in advance cf its are in progress to make this Fair the moat ex- meeting^by report*and combinations which wo tenaiTo and popular Industrial Eipoaition which knew were being concocted for selfish—if not has ever been witnessed in the Southern State*, worse—pnrpooes. After alluding to the arrest To meet all the newspaper requirements of and prosecution of certain underling officials of to important an occasion, the Trexoiurn awn the State Bond for cheating and swindling, and Mxasciara will during tho dajs of tbo ex- which were, the correspondent arers, gotten up poaiUon issue an edition to be called the Tits- by Blodgett to divert public sttention and favea- osarn Sraw Fam Bcu.rrrs. »ing the latest tigation from the gigantic “irregularities" of telegraphic and mail nows-fuH reports of the the big Radical developers, with whom he has progress of the fair-lists of exhibitors and ex- been associated, the writer ssys: dehverre. on occasion—and very foil detenption* of an me tQ |he pnWje (( ^ jt j, moro , jke)y trials of speed and prowess l*y land and water. I to over-hadow these State Hoad frands, and sU In the «xe of this sheet and of ila editions, it I other enrrnpUoD, and aacrifioe the Slate's inter- will ,.„nir..mcnt of the vast crowd est, and tho eanse of good morals and boneaty wtu meet every requirement oi m jn pnWie administration, for personal sdvanee- of cilixena of Georgi* and strange I R , en t. Jt is this that I took my pen in hand to parts of Iba South and tbo country, who will I eontmnnieato, for it comes to me with snch an gather hero at that liuio The opportunity for | air of plausibility, and from sneh a aonroe that business publicity it will afford 1“ bnsinos* men in Macon and every other part of the eonntiy, North and South, will be very great- Wo wil1 1 fro; Bullock, Governor; Chief Justice Loch publish advertisements in this p«I* r for llie I r «no and Parrott as leaders, for the purpose of THE tihUKOM I'BtitS dolUra an incli, allowing a discount of twonty to I ^ j(| # matUir of Decenit / to , ha Ksdtcsl . - ,i i necessity — —. thirty per cent, nj»on ailvertisemants longer than I party to defeat tbo election of such a nmn as six inehos, in proportion to length. Adrertisc-1 Wm. M. Keene to tho Presidency, if only hyllio menu inserted one., will ho charged one dollar election of some other Dernwrat-one who is iixaerwxj ( Jarett A- Kexsx. | supposed to bo moderate—and moderation here John Williams, a Columbus negro thief who was caught stealing a can of lard on Wednesday, elected to take 33 on his bare back instead of going to jsiL The dose was administered eon amort, by another colored brother, who thought U fine fan. We dip the following from the Columbus San, of Thursday: Kev. Du. O. L Smith.—Rev. Dr. O. L Smith, pastor of St Lake's church in this city, who has just been elected to the Presidency of the Wesleyan Female College, in Maoon, and ac cepted the position, tells ns he does not intend leaving at onoe to assnme the duties of his charge. Ho will remain here probably nntil No vember 1st, unless bis church secures a tempo rary pastor before that time. The Trustees were very anxious to have him at the bead of the in stitution immediately, but be was unwilling to laave bis congregation without a minister. He has made an arrangement by which Prof. Wil liams, who baa control of the Academy for the Blind, in Macon, will instruct hi* classes for a few weeks. It will be indeed difficult for the chnrch to fill his place, but she c: n obtain a temporary anpply to occupy the pulpit nntil the meeting of the Conference, which is to com mence in this pUee about the middle of Decem ber. , — Bxtobts mow Cottos.—Well informed plant-, I am oonstrained to give it credence; and this era state that in the excellent plantations in the | T?siosnpC!Q Pnifct of R flfl is Joe Rrown * new combination. This combi- lower counties one bale to fire acres will be a | IJLlfclLICbb k UUo ah IPL«J UU* nation is said to ooroprebend Joe Brown, mat. fiood yield. They have heard of bnt few who Suits at $2 ° 00 - tifnl, bnt aro not doing much damage, as there They eat leaves, bnt ap- per inch in length. mean* only that formality which will prevent the fall, open, pnblie exposure which inevitably *■ ail plnnd JVevitt llcnix. I awaits I be'great Radical plnnderers. Reese is Uii cDunon.—The Richmond hlatu J nirnai, 1 unflinchingly honest, sod, therefore, the defeat the organ of tho Virginia Radical*, comes ont I 0 f Reese is a Radical necessity. This defeat, aunarelv in favor of repudiating tho interest on it i* thought, ean be easily attuned by bringing * 3 ... I I to tho Hnpport of some Democrats—someso- the State debt for the two jo ’ I called moderate Domoerata—tho whole strength suing. It say* that the revonneswill not suffice I |], 0 ]; uiic.il party in the Senate. The elec- to pay the $2,090,000 of interest dno and also | tioa of Roe so, ft is alleged, foreshadows apd maintain the school system; that tbo people strengthens iropoachuiont, points out tho sun- , ii.-i ,,,„ I cesHor to tho Execntive chair, and determines cannol I-car sny further taxation, and that the thj> chtrmoUir of overy co^nee in tho senate. nchool hhould l»o preferred to tbo pnulu: f'roU' | j Q 0 ti, er ^ortlfi, framl and corruption will bavo itora I no acres* to pnblio ear, and will be expos* d HrasMOPic OrsTxna -Tho Wilmington Jour- llmronphly and mercilessly, and its potiifactlon i . I laid so bare that Ibero will go up from it snob a nal complains that tho oyster Bea m him open- Kt()U( , |j wUI fi „ tl)(J wboU UjJcl Bnd d( , Ktroy cd ajnwinodically. Do they open tho oysters I f„ Tcyt ,r iho Radical parly in tho Slate of Geor- dnring Uio siuisuiB, und If *o, can it bo done I gia . *1- , I Wero I to Miccnlnlo upon tbo motives which * ." 1 * * _ , , . . . , . ,h„ I actuaio these leaden, my specnlationa would bo htsj* Coon —Tbo Jonrnul i i mcenaod at tho I j(jjt (boM , M w ,|, na(ara i| y KO fxcM themselves Cbarltatomana who bod provionnly taken nm-1 to ftny nnbiaard thinker. Jo© Brown atrngglcs brag© at tbo Wilmington non-iuterconrso ordi- I to aavo the State Koad leaae, notwithstanding name Tho Cornier calls Wilmington “a lilllo I B«n Hill'ii generous offer of his interest; Bnl- . ... „„ m I look, to avoid disgrace and degradation by ioi- fover bole, and says peoplo dislike t R Ipoacbment; Bollock impeached, and tbo only them) littio fresh water river plae.i s, hko \Vii-1 p^^blo ebauno for the present Chief Jnstico mlngton and Savannah, they aro *a apt to U I bolding offioe by Bullock's favor and by appoint- ,tcklu. Upon that tho Jonrnul goo* for tho Con- moot to a vacancy vauhffies; and Parrott'o as- . ... 1 . ,, , I piraliona arc dissolved into thin air with tho Her with a handful of Htatialics. Sixteen foreign I |, iR(( „ lnlion of tllo Radical party in GcorgU; abipa baro loaded at that port in the last two I f or rotten m Tammany, now defeated mouths, tahidos any nnmhcr of couatcra and I and exposed, and covered with ignominy, will •learners, and during that time cotton, I,Cm become a by-word of reproach and scorn and 1 loathsome contempt. Butter tho chanoes for bales; erode turpentine, 1,K0i bills; spirits, 37,137 bids; rosin, 93,093 bb!-; tar, 3,809 bbls; lumber, 3.903,000 foot bavo been shipped from respectability of ono of Alexander's State con victs than a leader of snch a party. There are many innendoes respecting a few Wilmington, which, ssys the Juiirusl, docs not I suspected Democrats. Home of those suspicions — •» srftAs arttssftaiws tho railroads, and by unxllor orafts. Thousamia I | rns t. f or j know that ho has stated openly that of barrels of naval stores bavo been carried on to Niirthern and Wtutorn luatketsby rail, and nearly all the ceiton Roes that way. The Jonr- in all matters bo should abide by and act nnder all decisions of the party, when decision abonld be made, and in all olber matters abonld net with the party according to tbo bost of bis dis- nal say* Wilmington is acknowledged to bo the | cretion . ' It jJ cheering also to noto that thoro are many honest Republicans who, in all mat ters of frond and corruption, will unflinchingly bust c ;rn market in the South, and wo supply the world with naval stores. Tho actual statistics nhow that tbo health «f Uio city will compare " tRI ' a b J °> 0 «,>R ht ^ vindicate their own fair 1 fame and good namo. favorably with that of any sealmard or inland Southern city, and, notwithstanding tho disas- trona efforts of tho war, our population lias in- Tbe Chroniclu comments, at length, upon this letter, saying that tho samo facta in regard to this schemo to get control of tbo Senato creased mor oil,an 30 pur cent, .luring tho last izlUoD , ha d been received from other dorado. Let Wilrmngton proceed. Wo like to | ^ (b|>t R mQ , t refiard lhcm UH : Wilmington proceed. hear a good account of her. She is a famous placo for mosqnitoos and poor hotels. able. It adds : Tho troth is, Bnliock’s and Brown's rela- J, H. HERTZ & CO., CLOTHIERS 90 CHERRY STREET, HAVE SOW OX BAND A C iMPLETE STOCK OF FALL AND WINTER CLOTHING LARGE. FULL, AND WELL ASSORTED. lioona or TUB Dat.—Ibo deil in among tlio | fiona, for tbo Inst throo years, bavo been of bookioHora, forMirely hucU a wiaMof trash as la I R nch clou© and intimate connection that tho . r i:t. | safety of on© involves tboaoenrity of the other, now ponied ont in Iho way of light lrteratnro BnU ' k wi „ not bo in)poacUpd ft Brown can> from tho pres* was never before Been or heard — of. As a case in point, wo eilo tho subjoined from tho book notices of the Now York Com mercial Advertiser: Carletnn afcm publishes “Slolon Waters," by Celia E. Gardner. This is .'bV. pages of a jonr- nal kept in what is called blank verse, and blank it Is sure enough, ns a few lines taken nt random will show: ' My .titer lias been wtihir.g mother to come by any means, prevent snch a result. Too olnso an investigation will not lin mode into tbo oondnet of Bullock. Brown, & Co., if tho latter onn, by juggling or duplicity, prevent Iba ap pointment of a too honest or intelligent Legis- Idive committeo to examino into their j lint and several actions since reconstruction la gan. These men know that with snch a man as Iteoao as President of the Senate, tho commit tees of that body will not bo packed in the inter est of a Brown or Bullock ring. They know And .re her, for some time, arid when *he went I that they dare not tamper with snch n man— ' that they dare not approach him for snch a pur pose aa their necessities demand. Hence they combine against him. Hence tbo money of the State and of the State Road will flow freely to defeat him. No stone will be left unturned by I bean parties to prevent an honest investigation of Executive action. The State Road lease rnnst bo closely scrutinised. The legislative nomraittccs mustjie neither too honest nor too eonseientions or trouble will befall the ring. This is the key to tbo new combination of Brown and Bullock's friends. home Mamma promised to do so Slto Wednraday r-Mve.i A eummona to renin immediately A* my slat or was ill." and so on through the wholo 33C pages of what was once good white paper. PitorasxD ExexBiMxsTs is Exenomso Bon. itita.—According to the Commercial Advertiser, Mr. F. Htevena, of Hoboken, is abont to exper iiurnt on four condemned boilers, in a manner never before attempted. He ha*, nt hia own ex|>cnse, (says Ibn National Gazette) transported two boilers, which were in nse thirteen jeers on board the steamer Joseph Belknap; one which was in Ule twenty.three years on board the steamer John Nelson ; and one which was in nse twenty-nine yearn on the steamer Tren ton, toBandy Hook, whereChcy will beexpioded by steam pressure. They will lie filled with the Bnt this new Brown-Bullock combination brings atrongly to light the necessity of strict and ihornngb parly organizition on tlio part of the members of the Uonse and of tbe State. 1s t the Democrats themaelvea determine who shall be rnn for President end for Speaker, and thna tbo plan of Bullock end Brown may be do- is no second crop. pear not to have entered boll*. Under the snn- abiny weather of last week, bolls opened rapid Jy. May this not be s year like J8C8-9, when Colnmbns received 48,300 bales, and the United State* 3 200,000 bales ? The receipt* are run ning very similarly. We find the following in tbe Savannah Ad vertiser, of Thursday: Tub SnxBtrr or Camhex Coust* Aiuusted akd Kept tir Ctrarobr Without Waebakt os Actuositt.—This portion of Georgia seems to bo lionnd hand and foot and delivered to a set of lawless set of vagabonds, alias negroes, who are the pampered pets of tho government, per mitted to do jnst as they please; at least one wonld think so from tbe repeated outrages com mitted by them, and that with seeming immuni ty from censnro or punishment A few dtjB ago tbo worthy aboriff of onr county, Mr. Ham ilton Simpson, was visited by a band of these Inwlcs rnffians at bis own home, abont 17 miles from this placo. There wore at least 30 armed negroes in tbo crowd, and without explanation of any kind, they compelled him to leave homo and accompany them to a cortain place, distant abont ten miles. There they kept tbeir prisoner in custody for a considerable length of lime without giving him any satisfactory reason for their conduct, end without exhibiting any war rant or authority for hia arrest. They finally released him, and ho returned to bis home. A littio boy named Edward Isaacs was run ovor aud seriously injured by a dray, at Savan. nab, on Wednesday. A young man named Patrick McGrath ent hie throat with a razor, at Savannah, on Wednes day, and is not expected to recover. Ho was insane, at tho timo. A man namod Mike Carpenter was seriously stabbed on Taesday night, near the Augusta Faotory, by some unknown person. The rote on the question of enlarging tbe canal at Augusta resulted in a majority of G34 for enlargement. Only 928 votes, in ail, were cast. A largo mercantile establishment at Savannah, is thus noticed by the Ness : Its stock on band consisted of a peck of ap- plen, two quarts of gooliera, and three pint* of chinqnepins. There were employed to run the establishment, besides the proprietress, two ne gro men as wholesale clerks, fonr colored boys in the retail department, one collecting agent, end two book-keepers. Business was rather dull on yesterday, and some of the employees of tbe establishment wen engaged in catching catfish, some capturing fleas, while a tremen dous lot were reclining upon tbo back of their dignity, fast asleep. Tbe Americas Republican of Thursday has the following items Tho weather for the last two days has been rainy and disagreeable. Thick clothing is qnite comfortable. Who cas Beat it?—Mr. Jasper J. Slappey ginned and packed five bales of cotton weighing iifKI jKinuds each, in one day this week, on an old Taylor gin, fifty saws, that baa been in use twelve years, with old-fashioned rnnning-gear. Mr. Jos. If. Maddox, living near Providence, in this (Sumter) county, had his kitchen and Muukehonse—with their contents—destroyed by fire, during the latter part of last week. Mr. David Dickson, the great Hancock coauly former, wee married last week to Mias Clara ] B. P. Walker’s. Harris, of Sparta. A Griffin lamp post came to great grief on | NEW ADVERTISEMENTS Wednef tiny,by a mnlo throwing a negro againat it A hunting party in Gordon county killed ton deer hist week. The Calhoun Times nays the Ordinary of BUSIiVESS STJITS T $13 OO ! Business Suits at S18 00 Business Suits at $22 00. BUSINESS SUITS AT $25 00, AND AS FIXE AS ilO PER SUIT OF COAT, PANTS AND VEST. SACK, DERBYS AND WALKING COATS of the Latest Styles WE HAVE IN DRESS SUITS Black and Colored Cloth Coats, Black and Colored Diagonal Coats Of the beat Imported material, in single and double breasted Chesterfields. A Urge assortment of PANTS, FROM 81 OO TO 015 OO. FLY OVERCOATS, IN OOLORS. Sack Ovopoats, Talmas, and tho new style King William Overcoats, on hand. SISIRTSa We make a tpccia-ty of tlio colohratcd The Best in the Country. Satisfaction Guaranteed. SHIRTS MADE TO ORDER AND A FIT WARRANTED, AT STOCK PRICES. In addition to the above, wo keep the most complete stock of GENTS’ rUKNISHING GOODS In this city. We invite an inspection. THE LATEST STYLES OE HATS Constantly on hand, and received aa soon as ont. New lot just in. ALL OF OUR GOODS ABE FIRST CLASS, AND ABE GUARANTEED AS SUCH. FOR SALE. Fannin is a murderer, and has run away and is I G 1 *® 0 ' G* immediately in front of the Passenger Do pot, This is now conceded to be the be-t ooncealcd in tho monnUins. He is a Radical. opening for a large hotel enterprise in Georgia, and lacks nothing but a little cipital and enter- NEW ADVERTISEMENTS n'‘'wm A.** j w*.. M.iett wmu i t| lU fl iplan or Jiallock and lsrown nia regular quantity of water, the fires lighted I f 0a ( 0 ,h Thorough organization is what _ wo want and what wo must have, otborwisa wo allow tbe Itadiosls and Joo Brown to select all tho officers and dictate all onr legislation. Onr safety lies in l be adoption of the canons system. This will freo to select its best men. under them, the steam raised upon them nntil they explode. Every mean* will be taken to aoenre reliable data in reference to each boiler, the quantity of water in tbo boiler, tho pressure of Mean), condition of Area, and the condition I cxc'ndo Radical influence, and leavo tile parly of the boiler offer the explosion. 1 A temporary house is being erected, 48 feet in length end S3 feet in width, for tho accom modation of the experts who will be invited to witness these valuable and interesting expert luents. Mr. Stevens is carrying on these exper iment* at a large cost, and entirely nt bis own expense 1 !>«■ Most Corrupt Hotly on i'urlli. That atanneb Radical organ of tho West, the Cincinnati Commercial, prinls n letter from iis New Orleans correspondent, of date September 2tUli, whereof the following is an extract. Does Gkxst oet Dnexx ? —Under this ir- j would bo a waste of words lo add any comment of onr own. Ssjs tho writer Tbe Louisiana Legislature is, perhaps, the reverent caption the Now York Sun prints a column to prove that Gen. Grant, so far from having overcome tho bibulous habits of earlier I most eorrnpt body that ever assembled on tbe days, not nnfreqnenUy get* more whtity aboard ( » co of lho ®* rlh - II >" “ ore trouble to buy than ho ran carrv with dhrMSbm is,, I thcir vo,c " tbnn to bnT 8 ! ,riu S chickens in the than he can carry with discretion. Tho bun a I Ci!lcilinati uiarket . n„j„ K .den of thieves, raws in poiut, show, however, that tho Frcsi-1 they bavo not among them even tho honor that dent la cautions, aud always has prudent friends •tiont him. It is worthy of noto that the Radi cal* when they qnarrelhsl with Andrew Johnson, wo are taught ia customary among thieves. They sell their vole* for money or stock in some swindling contrivance, on aa businesslike a manner as a merchant would dispose of a bolt used to instil that Andy was rarely sober, and I of calico. A gang of negrooa will get npa awin- they never fail to represent every Southern die, and they go into the market and buy Icgis- ConserraUve or Democrat with a whisky jng in one band and a plug of tobacco .in the other. They cannot comprehend how any man in po-1 litioal l.f j should intermit, for a moment, tbe sharp aud eager pursuit for pecuniary as- aets, mill *i ho is no convivial in hia habits as to neglect “the main chance." It will lativo votes enough to pass it. If the rognes aro left a fair margin after bnying nil the votes necessary, they go ahead with tho “enterprisebnt if tho votes happen to range higher limn tbe prospective profit to ho real ised they drop it and go at something else. In the Uiipit.il has been found a written agreement of some seven member to sell their votis to tbe slaughter-house swindle for from fifty to threo lie bad busims* if they prove tbo administra-1 thousand dollars each. Ono poor devil sold tioa drunk and sharp too, because that, nnfor- ollt forthiity-flw dollars; ho had jnst been Innately, is the caso with too many of them. One of the charges made by the San, should elected, and waa not up with tbe quotations. Then there was tbo printing swindle, and tho lovee swindle, and the Lake Borgne- swindle. l>« challenged I y Mr. Qreeiey. Tho Sun says I and the “Backbone” railroad swindle, and the that at Senator Ch'hdler's great entertainment d, J <**rter swindle, and the militia aw-indle, in \v..ki...rf«n i. » i . 11 *ud tho Jackson railroad swindle, and the in Washington lost winter, Mr. Greeley entered Nicolson plvement 9wIndIe , , nd other swindle*, a annkii),’ room ana there saw Uio President | as tho auctioneers say, “too nmuerons to men- and hia military ring snrronnding a hnge punch lion.” r l nu 'l'-‘ t ®u extremely high pressure. I Showing Fiout.—Tho Mormons convened in What i.woree,th.Prertd.nthadtho ladle inhis , heir ^ Ubcnude on Wednesday lo the * ' * n P T °n»^°S the poia-1 nnn ,b er c f ,jght thousand. Brigham Young led hi u i °i° i *. mm * throng about 1 h y invoking ennes on the beads of the Fed- hi “. Mr ‘ G /7‘7 k°ted on with consternation erml cfficUIlli ud thcn exhorted tbe faithful to L b ? ^ Wh S* •°° n b#,e11 th “ keep their powder dry, g. ph V '* * tether delicately »n- j acd be anre to keep plenty of it on hand in the j shape of fixed ammunition. What ean Y'onng tinuaUd: nobody, aqd it is certain he ean gain nothing by armed resistance to the Uoited States. That i* wild folly. Yonng most learn that railroads hie death to minorities. “Being a oohl water man himself, and realix. I ,. . , .. . _ ing tii. evil effects from a life-tin,. b ? 111680 “ 6D8C68 ? Ho 80810 tion of the deadly poison that flow* from the bowl, he at first stood in much amazement and titn remained to taftfy l.imtelf." This is an extraordinary statement, which should demand the notiee of Ur. Greeley and hia friends. The I Etara or Washington's Nkabest Living Kx- philoaopher cf the Tribune ahould have made a nation.—Col. Lewis W. Washington, who was stouter resistance than all this comes tu, to the Gie nearest living blood connection of George “bad example of tbe Fresident." Wbst renders Washington, and well known thronghont the this confession still more significant is the fact I District of Colombia and neighborhood, died at •tiled by the newspaper correspondents, at the I h' s residence in West Virginia on the 1st inst, time, that Mr. Greeley lost hia hat that night I in tbe jear of bis age. Colonel W. will be 1 remembered in connection with the memorable Harper's Ferry raid of that old horse thief and and oarer was able to tell what became of it Gxoaau Bratxzsi Dibectoex.—We had a nail, murderer, John Brown, as having been made a yesterday, from Dr. W. G. Phillip*, the com- prisoner and kept in confinement several hours p_ ** 7 ,bU ^‘'•routing and nasfol volume. It | b J the Utter. Bocixwxst Geoboia Cestui. Fain.—We are to Mr. H. C. Harris, Secretary, for a contains a totemhlj correct list of the names of . DOUIH , pereon* and firms encaged in the mercantile, indebted mechanical, manutacturine ana „ - , I intereate of Macon, Columbue ■ - ^ P 0 ' 116 inrtUUoa *° “tend this Fair, which wfli U and Savannah; together wiUi i ' " "“r ‘’•heldat Fort Valley on tbe 17ih Mat, and the State Legislature, and the mneZZT' 8 oootinuin8 tbre ® ^ "• “»««« tbat it ernmentm Masonic and other SJT ," h* * intererting occasion, and that a reads, factories etc., in each ^P 1 * 5 wiUb ° m8d °' Wo taow Ulatin 0,8 whole, qnite a useful manual for bu.i 0 « m8Uer of h8nds0me women 6003 lookl,, B' 1 Dr P ti . teteliigent men, Houston aud tbe adjacent ing all demand* for hia work. 1 , ***r"l „ , _. * . I OAaaxca M. Cnax delivered a speech in St. The tranaaciion* in the Liverpool cotton mar- j Louis on Tuesday in which he denounced tho kat, show that the Engttah have mime httie au- admlniatratiou of Grant aa a complete failure, picion that the incoming crop may be a short and dretirad that “the rebeltion itself waa not New York baa no dialmA oq the subject such a blow at the Uf„ of th e nation" as his re- whataver. election wonld be. There aro just 991 candidates for Aldermen price to mako it tho beat summer resort in Georgia. . mi v.. one i. a a. The location is everything decked for the conve rt* Atlanta, lhero will be 200, by this day week. nienni of transient gneste. Mrs. Calby, of Dalton, fell off a sidewalk in I The boose needs repairs or new building, and the tbat town a few nights Bince, end broke her left inability of the proprietor to improve is the only , , l reason Tor oflenng to Mil. arm And leg. “ * - Of the prospects of the Griffin, Madison and Monticello railway tho IndUn Springs Mirror, of yesterday, says Colonel J. S. Boynton, of Griffin, one of the most active members of the Directory, has, atneo our last, by letter, informed MayorThom- ason, of Madison, who is alao of tbe Directory of this road, that the contract with the “Geor- Terma—One-third cash; one-third first January next, and balance first of January, 1873. Address JAMES A. SMITH. octS Ira Griffin or Montezuma, Go. Engineers or Surveyors C AN have a rare bargain in the following arti cle*: ISO fret Brazed Steel Chain, with set of Iron Pins; one Trantwine's Excavations aad Em bankments ; one Care Fine German Silver Drawing Instruments, and a anpply of fins Drawing and gia Railway Contracting Company," for bnild- or£££tion £j«r Xw" «d fo7. Je by ing and completing tbe railroad from Gnffin to Madison, has been signod. and that the “Geor gia Railway Contracting Company" have made a contract with Lyon A McLendon for grading the road. These able and experienced railroad J. W. BURKE Si CO. BOARD. A FEW poraona can be accommodated with board and lodging, by immediate application, uten are to have ono thousand hands on tbe I at tbe large brick building on tho corner of First road in ten days, and will rush it to completion. Col. II, in his letter, advocates a rapid survey of tho entire line, and that work shall commence as early as po»nible at both end*—say at Madi son not later than the 1st of January next Ground will be broken at the western end of the road early next week; and while we do not believe the most energetic construction possi ble could fully satisfy publie anxiety along the line, wo do ontertain an abiding faith that so far as Butts county is concerned her people will and Fine stieota. APPLES. APPLES. • > A DARRELS RED APPLES, > U Just received by ‘ 2t GEO. T. ROGERS' SONS. Notice to Tax Payers of Bibb Co. T HE Tax Book* for collecting Stato and county faxes for 1871 are open. My office ia at Collin* A Heath's, No. GO Second street To those that lie in the enjoyment of ample railroad facilities wish to pay now, I will continue to tsko City and before tbe holidays of tbo coming Christmas. The samo paper says: The Cotton Chop.—Tho favorable weather of the past week has enabled onr planting friends to make good headway in ootton pick ing, and also give a reliable opinion an to tho extent of tho crop. In saying that Butts Brunswick money for ten data on y, after which time Greenbacks will be domandi >1 F. M. HEATH. ort.7 if Tax Collector liit b County. Macon Street Macox, Ga., October G, 1371. eonnty will not place in market more than one-1 sinrio^lcket° f tie ' teta * U1 1,0 *“ ^“io cents llfilf nf ■ rrAAil arnn vn liera nn nnninaa r\t I L . . ••••••••••»•••••••••••••••••• half of a good crop, wo have no pnrpow of I owra ti C keta."..".".".’.'..'.'."."."’’’.'.'.'.".".";.....S'l 00 niilino nillor “ RnlU” nr “ Raaru •* 1» tai an I a a a- _ * •••••••• ♦.o on aiding either “Bulls" or “BeansIt is an nnvarmsbgd fact—the lianest opinion of nine- tenlbs of onr planlors. Tbo^tomo Cornier prints the following from a correspondent: A littio hoy of Folk connly, John William Armstrong, only ten years of age, has recently picked with bis own hand* 91G pounds of oot. ton in five days. Of this amount he picked 803 One hundred tickets £800 Tickets can be purchased of tbe Secretary and Treasurer, at hia office No. 60 Second street JOHN R. COBB, S.-o. and Tree. 0rt7-dlw AUCTION SALE, BY O. E BESOBE. pounds in three days, and 211 pounds in one I T WILL seltat my afore, 87 Cherry afreet, THIS, day. lie picked this amount five days anoees-1 X (Saturday) 110USING, October 7 at 10 o'clock, Kively, beginning on Monday. On Friday night it raiuod so that he did noc pick on Saturday. He excelled the best pickers in the field, lead ing the other hands who competed with him. I visited the family—-fonnd father and mother and all sick, and this brave little fellow cooking for the family. The Putnam Comm Fain —Tho editors oil ij 2 Cin HACKS, 1 CARRIAGE. 1 COTTON GIN, 3 MULES. Bedsteads, iUttrenee, Secondhand ForeUnre, Dry Goods, Notions, etc. oct71t Plantation. For Sale. BARGAIN ia % plantation, six miles from Ha- the Tfcisisonjirg asj> UzsszxatB aro nnder obli- I Jrx. oon. can be had by calling on the undersigned ligations to the Secretary of the Putnam County ^“^^rich Agricultural Society for an invitation aceompa- I kee Cietk; the balance, pine Und of good qnality. nied by complimentary cords, to attend their Abcot 325acre# creek land arete a higbateteof e ■ .U ...U ,o.u J J .... ,, I cultivation, as s!*o upwards of 500 acres upland, fair on tho 11th, 1-th and 13th mat It wonld I The improvements are good and ample, llieea afford them great pleas are to attend, for they Unda compare favorably with any ta Middle Geor- know teat whatever that sturdy old county at- tempts she generally snccceds in. We believe I the Und and crepe to anyone wishizg to purchase, her Society is the pioneer count, association thTlKttb^ 1871.the since the war, and her example has largely con- place will be for rent J. N. SEYMOUR tribute d to stimulate tho spirit of agricultural I octl-tf progress that U now so active in the State. The Teleqbafh and Messxnoeh will be represented on the occasion, if possible. REPORT OF THE CONDITION OF THE FIRST NATIONAL BANK OF MACON AT MACOX. IK TBK STATE OF QBOXGIA. AT CLOSE OF BUSINESS OCTOBER 2. 1871. RESOURCES. Loans and Discounts........... Over Drafts United States Bondi to secure Circulation — Duo from Redeeming and Re serve Agent*.-.. Dae from other Nation*! Banks Due from other Bank* and Bankers...^. ... Banking Uonse Other RmiI Estate Current Expense* Cauh Items (Including Stamp?).- Bills of other National B:mks._ rrastjona! Uorrency............ Legal Tender Notes 1.39316 15.1X10 CO 1.676 00 3.49272 461 97 9/66 00 40600 50.00010! LIABILITIES. Capita! Stock paid in '*100.000 00 Surplus Fund............ IW1 ^ Discount. Interest Profit and Lo^a National Bank Circulation Individual deposits............^ Due to National Banks Due to other Banks audBankcrs J6.C00 00 7.49132 780 28 19,001 91 89.500(0 114.160 91 2.8 6 76 55! 74.f350.35S 95 Wanted, Immediately. A FIBST 0LAS3 Milliner. Apply for one week at MRS. F. DESSAU'S, ort4 St 68 Mulberry afreet. COPARTNEKSHIP NOTICE. H AVING asaocUted with me Mr. John H. Dobbs, tbe Crockery, China and Glass Ware business will from this date bo carried on under the namo Wise A Dobbs. „ , octl 3t R- A. WISE. ICE. ICE. ICE. T HE Macon Ice Factory is uow ready to sup ply aU demands for lee. #10 per ton of 2000 pounds at factory—$ 11 per ton on board the care. The above are prices for ono or more tons. Bend alone your orders to oct3-lm MACON ICE FACTORY. FRESH MEATS. F ROM thu dale we will be prepared to furnUh the beet Tennessee Beef, Freeh Pork and Sausages. Give ne a call at onr store, 88 Cherry street? 8. T. A B. P. WALKER cctStf FOR RENT. rpWO comfortable dwelling houses containing X rooms each, with kitchen; fire places and closets ta each room. To good, prompt paying tenants who wish houses for a year, they will ' rented very low if applied for immediately to J. A. PUGH, at his Photograph Gallery, oct3 tf corner Mniberry A Second stg. Grand Lodge of Georgia P. &. A. H. Office of tiie Grand Secretary, > Macon, Ga., October 2,5871. j T O tbe officers and members of the Grand Lodge of Georgia—Notice is hereby given that the next Annual Communication of tho Grand Lodge wUI be held in the city of Macon, commencing October 31st, (being the last Tuesday) 5871. By order of the M. W. Samuel Lawrence, G. J. EMMETT BLAOKSHEAE, oct3-d6t&w3t Grand Secretary. FULTON MARKET BEEF HALF aud quarter barrels Choice Fulton Market Reef, jnst received and for sale low sep29 tf SEYMOUR, TINSLEY A CO. FOR RENT. 1 STORE, also a suit of rooms suitable for a cot ton buyer. Apply at THIS OFFICE. eep5 tf REMOVAL, J H. ANDERSON A SON have removed to No. • 10 Hollingsworth block, corner of the alley, where they will keep constantly on hand a full stock of Fresh Beef. Mutton, Pork, 8ausage and genoral assortment of Family Groceries. sep26tf FAIR NOTICE! A TTENTION having been called to the great risk jCjL and danger daily inclin ed by horses and riders from the frequent appeamneo of dogs on the Park Track while stock is being exercised, it is hereby ordered that all dogs found on tho Track at Centra t City Park aftor this notice shall have boon pub lished threo timos, be shot by any officer in com mand at tho Paik. This order is given to prevent more serious coaacq ieticcs than tlio mere loss of horse or dog. W. A. HUFF, Mayor. Citizen copy. cctG 3t TRUNKS AND SATCHELS A FINE lot of Traveling Tracks and Satchel* Just received by octet/ F. L. GROCE, Holling8worth Block. G EORGIA, TWIGGS COUNTY—J.H. Bay ap plies to me for setting apart and valuation of homestead, and I will pass upon the earnest my office in Jeffersonville, un Taesday, the 18ih day of October iuat., at 10 o'clock. J. U. BURKETT, oct6 2t Ordinary. K. E*. STRONG EXCLUSIVE SALE IN THIS CITY KELLY & MOORE’S LADIES’ m MISSES’ SHOES A personal inspection is solicited. FIMJE SHOES FROM KEIX1SY & MOOBE. Ladies* and Mis cs* Serge Bntton Boots—beaded edge. Ladies* and Misses* Serge Kid Fox Boots—saw teeth stitching. Ladies* and Mi?sea* French Kid Boots—saw teeth t titching. Ladioo’ and Missed Ivid Boots—chain stitching. Ladies’ and Misses’ Pebble Boots—-chain stitching. CALL AND EXAMINE. oct6-lw E. P. STRONG. STATE OF GEORGIA. \ Couxty op Bir.n. )"• I.'V. W. WVisiey, Cashier of the First National bank of Macon, do solemnly swear the above state ment is true, to the best of my knowlodro and belief. w. W WHIG LEY. Cashier, Subscribed and sworn to before mo this 6th day of October. 1871. „ LORENZO RIPLEY. Notary Public. Cosjtrcr—Attest : I. 0. PLANT, ) ..BNHVWEWETT.lDirroiora. A1-ITET0H r. COIXOtS. FitANK Jt. HEATH. COXiLiIIUS cts HE-A-TJEC COMMISSION MERCHANTS, BEAL ESTATE AND INSURANCE AGENTS, 09 SECOSD 8TBEET, MACON, OA. 1 ^03 RENT—Ono fiva-room Dwelling, with out- . b nn»es in complete repair. Ono five-room Dwelling on Arch street, with kitchen. Agenty Audes In?nranco Company, Cincinnati, O.—caj itai $1,000,000; Oakland Insurance Com pany-capital $500,000; Cotton Statea Life Inau- nuice Company—capital $2,000,000. oct7tf .I 0N .^5 0UN JK, SIIERIFF * 3 SALE.—Will be •/. told befure the Coart-house door in tho town of Uintou. on the first Taesday in December next, dur- lor the ieral hours of sale, the following named prop erty. to-wit: Uno 25-horse power stationary steam encme and boiler, one corn meal mill, one planing machine, ono iron planer, ono lathe machine, one resawing machine, one extra boiler in good condition, on * Platform *cales. two large grindstones. Also, ono JO horse power stationary engine, ono 15-hono power stationary engine, one saw mi!!, ono boiler (80- hoi>e power), four circular saws, and two chests of tools, together with the belting and shafting used in operating the above machinery. Also, a considerable aA . “AV«'bar railroad iron, and thirty-five mules. All lewd on as i he property of Anthony L. Maxwell, to satisfy a mortgage fi. fa. frsued from Bibb Superior In favor oi Jones Jc Baxter and against the said A. L. Maxwell* octTatds B. COOK. Sheriff. GRAND BALL, [ At Mathews’ Hall, Fort Vallej, Georgia, WEDNESDAY EVENING, OCTOBER 18. The G ovesv jfzxr asd the IxaCBAKcz Com- ] nt noxom to the socthwxst oxoxoia cesthal r ais. rAxizs.—The Washington correspondent of the Baltimore Gazette nnder date of October 3J, writes as follows: A new movement is likely to be inaugurated in the Treasury Department to bring abont a sort of enforced sale of the new fonr and five per cent Government bonds. General Spinner suggests, and will work out in his annual report, which he is now preparing, the plan, which will include some action of Congress looking to the deposit by all insnranoe companies of their ee- curities in the ahepe of there new Government bonds. It ta calculated that there securities of insurance companies will, in the aggregate, amount to . sum equal, it not greater than the aggregate of tbe remainder of unsold Govern ment bonds. By having this carried ont the Decretory of the Treasury wilt dispose of all the new bonds. It m expected the President will, in hia annual report, recommend this pro position to Congress for consideration. XAHIGZES: Hon. W. A Huff, Macon, Hon. Thomas Haideman, Jr. Miem, Col. J, T. 'IToutman, Fort Valley, Gen. 0. D. Anderson, Fort Valiev. Maj. tV. J. Anderson, Jr., Fort Valley, Col W. W. Haslun. Maieliallviile, Maj J. D. Frederick, Marshallrii.e, Col. D. Gamago, MarebaUviUe, Col E. L. Fielder, Peny, Hoa. B. M. Davis, Perry, Wm. Brunson, Eeq , Ferry. COMMITTEE OF aakaFOEMCITS: Captain 8. IS. Brown. Firt VaLey, G. \Y. Byingtoo. Fott Valley, J. It. Mathews, Fort Valley, H. T. Blown. Fort Valley, A. H- Affleck, Marvhtllrilir, J C. Stepper, Marilitilrille, tart ton Gan * Charlton Gamage, Hsraha Lille. Masrua or cebewosies : Fiof. A. O. Robinson and Son. Tickets admitting one gentleman and ladies, $2. . For sale at BpoUaood Hotel, Macon, and Bying- *Theee a Nothzho Lzec Leathxe; and when I ton'* Hotel, Foit Valley. oet7eoduU7 we say the boot and aboe dealers aad ruasnfae- turera make tbe American House, Boston, their headquarters, we only pay a deterred compli ment to their perception of what cjcstitctes a really good hotel. G EORGIA. JA'PER COUNTY.-Bariamln Me- tiabee. of aaid eoaety, applies to me lorexemp- tioa of penroalrr. and I will paw apon the same at aiy office in M-nicelio. at 10 o dock a. M_ on Tuea- dav. Ottober 17.1S7L Witneii my hand, thii October 5 ‘oct7a* J. n. BURNEY, Orfiaary. G EORGIA, bibb COUNTY.-WishUigton Neal aai applied f r excmp'ion of pemcaitr, end ] will pan upoa tho rams at 10 o'clock a. M. on the 16th diT °f “ci .bcr. 1871, .t my office Given under my hand officially ret7 2t c. T. WARD, Ordinary. _ dan apt lies to me for letters of adminietration apon the estate of Thoinu SI. Jordan, late of amid county, deceived, and all nerraiu interested are re- qaired tqshow eauie, tf any they have, on the first Monde; in November next, why mid letters shoulc not be rran.ed as prayed for. Witness my band aad official lianature, this September 20.1871. oei7 w»Jd* s. W. BURNEY. Ordinary. G EORGIA. CRAWFORD COUNTY.-John Blassinrame hat applied for exemption of per- enalty ana lettur apart and valuation ot homestead, and Twill paaa npon the asms at 10 o’clock a. m„ on tbe 20th day of October. 1871. oelT it* E. A. WALTON. Ordinary. FAIR GR0UHD PRIVILEGES! W ILD be rented to the highest bidder at the Few Grounds, on next Monday evening, 0th instant, all Privileges not yet disposed of, such as occapvicg the Grounds with aide ehows, the selling of finite and candies, and any other legitimate and proper privilege wanted. Notes, with approved se curity, wfli be required as noon as a privilege is sold, and to be made payable on 23d, 21th, 25th and 2Cth instants at any bank ta tbe city. ortfi-3t W. A. HUFF, Mayor. Citizen copy. COTTON STATES LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY. C OL. GEO. T. FRY, well and favorable known In Southwest Georgia, will commenco a campaign tor the COTTON STATES LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY, in October next. He is a duly author ised and accredits 1 Agent of this Company, and we commend him to the patronage of the public, where he has wotked re a access fully heretofore. J. W. BURKE, 2m General Agent. tsr Americas Republican and Lumpkin Telegraph copy and send bill*. Fine Plantatioa and House and Lot for Sale. r ''HE aabscriber, desirin? to change hia lu incss, of- . . fora for sale his fine Cotton Plantation, consisting of six hundred acres more or less, situated and lying in Houston county, Georgia, threo miles 8 mthwoit of Perry, on the present terminus of the Fort Valley and Hawkinsville Railroad. A fine dwelling of seven rooms, with all necessary out buildings. Three hun dred and seventy-five acres open land. Also stock, consisting of seven head 6ne young mules, and horsei corn, cotton sted. cows, hogs, and everything on the place. He also offers lrs House and Lot, with forty acres . J land attached, in Fort Valley. The House con tains six comfortable rooms—fireplace in each room: with fine orchard and vineyard; fifteen to twenty acres cf woodland and limber. Worth $5000—will sell for 14000. icp223aw2m S H. J. SISTRUNK. ON CHERRY STREET AGAIN, M B. J. BLOCK, Agent, would respectfully in form hia friends and tho pnblie generally tbat be ia again back on Cherry fetret t, with a large stock of tbe moat cboico Cigars, unbracing all tbe favorite brands, and Chewing and Smoking Tobacco of all descriptions. Hid utore if next door above Valentino’s Saloon and Keatan- lant. Give him a call, aU you who love a good cigar or quid of tobacco. aep9 THE NEXT GKEA.T ■A.iNrN'U.AX, GEORGIA ATE FAX WILL BE HELD AT IAS! ACO TXJ- Comiitiii Boniaj, Octoter 23fl, aai Caatiaae for Kill Days. PRIPAKSTIS THE FINEST PARK AND BEST RACE BAR ON THE AMEBICAN CONTINENT. MI MAGNIFICENT EXHIBITION HALLS! 250 SPLENDID HOPSE COTTAGES! 810,000 IN CASE PREMIUMS OFFERED FOR FAST HORSES—TROTTING OB RUNNING! The Fastest Horses in the North west and South to bo present. Superior Accommodations for Stock. J&L, Or3F2.^.3XT33 SS T A. ITCT ID CAPABLE OF ACCOMMODATING FIVE THOUSAND PEOPLE! Grand State Regatta! Over $1000 ta Cash Premiums! Boat Clnbs invited from New York to Now Orleans. Fifteen differ ent Clnbs expected. River bank-Terraced for Ono Mile. Ten thousand spectators can ho seated on tho beautiful greon-sward at one time. TIRES NEWSPAPERS TO BE PRINTED OB TIE BROUN! Telegragb, Express and PoHt-offices in fall operation on tbe ground, day and night, for tbo convrj of Visitors! A HANDSOME COTTAGE With private rooms for accommodation of Editors and Newspaper Correspondents. OB AND BALLOON ASCENSION Every day at Three, p. »r. E. S. POE & CO. HUFF’S BUILDING, COTTON AVENUE, Have just received— 10 boxes London Layer R&isins, 10 half boxes London Layer Raisins, 10 quarter boxes London Layer Raieins, 5 boxes Citron, 300 pounds choice Currants, 5 boxes Schepp's Dessieated Cocoannt, S bbls. fine Northern apples, 5 bbls. fine Northern potatoes, Syrup, Molasses, Whisky, Soap, Candles, Lard, Spices, Sugar and Cotfee, all grades. Cannod Goods all kinds, and aU goods that are usually kept ta our Line. We have, and aro recalving every few days, B. L. Mott’s beet Family Flour, for which we are agents.octe tf ittlts. F. DESSAU just returned from New York, and has on hibition tho Latest Novelties in Millinery, CLOAKS, SAILOR SHIRTS, POLONAISES, Aad all tbe articles necessary to complete a FASHIONABLE OUTFIT, To which she invites tbe attention ofiber customers oct4 8m and the pubhe. COTTON! CAMPBELL & JONES Again offer their services to Planters aud Mer chants, as Wareboiise & Commissioii Serciaots, And ask a continuance of the patronage so liber ally given them the past season. Close personal attention given to the STORAGE and SALE of COTTON, and to the filling ot orders for Bagging and Ties and Plantation 8nppliee. Refer to the patrons of the past season. Re member the place- IrOIl Warehouse, Poplar st., Macon, Ga. P. S.—Agents for tbe Winship Improved Cotton Gin and John Merrym&n A Co.’s Ammoniated Dis solved Bonea, which wo now offer at a reduced price./eepl 3m HARDEMAN & SPARES S END their annual greeting to tbeir many friends and patrons. They are at tbeir old etand, ready and willing to serve them in the Storage and Sale of Cotton. “uv!m™ e^ect 0 * 0 WS 0101101 P rom ^8_™re The usual aroommodationa extended to those R'eirpatronage ° ' ang-G 3m HARDEMAN A SPARKS. EDWARD PAYSON WESTON, The distinguished Pedestrian, from New York, will appear on Monday and Taesday, October 23d and 21th, and illustrate his wonderful powers of endurance which have excited the wonder and admiration of the world. OTHER EXHIBITIONS OF HARE INTEREST ANH MEBIT! Will be of daily occurrence throughout the we STREET O -A_ R B ! Will toko Passengers to and from tho Park to any part of tho City overy fifteen minutes. FARE, ONLY TEN CENTS! SPECIAL PREMIUMS Are offered amounting to over $10,000. Five thousand dollars offered by one man 1 Arrangements for Railroad and Steamboat transportation at half rates for Passengers and Freight hvvo been made with all tho lines thronghont the country from New York to New Orleans, and from Chicago to Savannah. ONLY $32 FROM NEW YORE TO MAOON AND RETURN! Twenty Thousand Visitors Expected Dally on the Grounds! SEND FOE REVISED PREMIUM LISTS TO THE UNDERSIGNED. sep27 tilocl23 W. A. HUFF, Mayor.