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mn , x Male Democratic Committee The members of the State Democratic Exec utive Committee are requested to meet at the office of the Chairman, in the city of Maoon, on Tuesday, the 24th day of October, at 10 o'clock a. at, A fall atteodanoe is desired. Currosn Axnxusos, Chairman. Telegraph State Fair Bulletin The Georgia State Fair for 1871 will open in Uaoou, Monday, October 23d, and close on the Friday following. Extraordinary preparation* am in progress to make this Fair the most ex tensive *eit popular Industrial Exposition which has ever been witnessed in the Son them State#, To meet all the newspaper requirements of so important an occasion, the TzLEOttarn asro Mmscfoxn will, during the days of the ex position, issue an edition to bo called the Tru- cura State Fain Bcuxrct, giving the latest telegraphic and mail news—full reports of the progress of the fair—lists of exhibitors and ex hibits, speeches and reports delivered on_ the ooeaaion—and very fall descriptions of all the trials of speed and prowess by land and water. In the size of this sheet and of its editions, it will meet every requirement of tho vast crowd of citixen* of Georgia and strangers from all parts of the South and the country, who will gaihor hero at that tune. The opportunity for business publicity it will afford to business men in Macon and every othor part of the country, North and South, will be very great. We will publish advertisements in this paper for the vluit period of the Exposition at the rate of two dollars an inch, allowing a discount of twenty to thirty per cent, upon advertisements longer than six inches, in proportion to length. Advertise ments inserted onoe will be charged one dollar per inch in length. Cussx, Joses A Boss. Writs Item*. Smsu. nr Deobzes ajtd BESunruiAT Less.— We see the Agricultural Bareau has got down to three millions bales and says ‘‘if the remain- ing season should be unfavorable, this result must be accepted.” A little more experience will show that everybody will bo glad to accept threo million bales; but they won't got the ten der. Corron eaved in Liverpool and New York yesterday. Tbe complaint is that it is coming in too fast The fact is the speculators want about fourteen cents a pound profit on cotton this year. If they can buy it for sixteen this fall and winter, and sell it for thirty nest May that will aroomplish the business. Fourteen cents on this crop will yield them just about much as seven cents did last year. Tbe Geobou Kb ei.cx to be Attended to.— Under this bead a Washington special in Son- day's Herald gives the following token of com ing wrath to Georgia. If anybody bas been Ku-kloxlng, let him run, and tbe rest prepare for Akennan'a guillotine with a clear conscience: It is understood that the forthcoming procla mation of martial law in Sonth Carolina is the beginning of sn important movement sgainst the Ku-klux. Georgia will bo tbe next State to tie warned and punished. A 1’ooKET MarorGEoaora.—We are indebted to Mr. A. G. Butts for a now poeket map of Georgia, just published by bim. It is printed and colored in excellent stylo and contains ail his latest corrections and improvements—cor- root delineations of all the county lines, rail ways and Important highways. The map also indndos tho Northern portion of Florida and the head of the Gulf, down to near latitude 23. On Die cover are the last Federal census returns of tbe State by counties. The retail price of tbe map is one dollar, anil it can bo bad at all tho bookstores. Maktxaj. Law.—Nice of tbe oonntiea of South Carolina were proclaimed under martial law on Tuesday. Tbe proclamation snipends the opera. Don of civil law iu relation to all. military nr- recta, and the military or thoir agents making these arrests. It ja dons in the great oanse of Buncombe and the re-election of Grant. Tho pro ceeding Is, no doubt, intended to barrass and pereecnto prominent Democrats, and that plan is to bo tried on all the other reconstructed States. As to the masses of the whites in South Carolina, Federal bayonets must be preferable to the insane and stupid antics of a negro milt Time and strength. The Atlanta pepere declare their Fair a great and assert that it is more crowded than it was last year. The San of yesterday was out in a flaming notice from the managers that "daring the balance of the week, bones will run and trot against each other; and that fast hones from Connecticut, Ohio, Kentucky, Tennessee and Georgia have been entered. Bonner, to the contrary, notwithstanding, we conoeive the moral question ia not materially affected by this change. Tbe immorality of bone rasing must necessarily be in its usual concomitants of letting, and not in itself. There can be nothing wrong in testing the relative ■peed of horses more than their relative strength; and it matters not whether this be tested by direct competition between tbe animals, or by the intervention of a time watch. Betting is as practicable in the one esse ss in the other. We have leas fancy for fast horses or horse racing than perhaps any other man in the crea tion, and are quite willing to soncede the gen erally demoralizing influences of tbe race track as it commonly exists in the world. But never- theleaa these demoralizing practices sre no es sential part of a horse race, and it seems to us there ought to bet, method by which people can exhibit the relative speed and endurance of their horses without tbe slightest offense to sound morals. The object is important to tho im provement of the horses. So have been, from the limes of tho great Olympic games down to the present day, all those trials between human athletes, in eleva ting the standard of manly vigor in the human animal. The Grecian games were powerfully promotive of the high character for both phys ical and intellectual powers attained by that people, and no doubt tbe contests of strength and agility which have of late yean been intro duced among our yonng men in America, in all spheres of life, are improving tbo health and vigor of that class in a very marked degree. Tbe true point in these trials, like those in the rece-conne. should be to divest them, if pomfblo, of demoralizing comcomitanta. Com petition, physical and intellectual, ia, or oogbt to be, as healthy an agent intbeso departments aa it ia in trade. A great clement in tho useful- ness of our schools is the stimulating effect of competition, and most of them seek to increase it by positions of honor in tbo class, and by prizes and medals. Competition spurs up the dull and laggard and elevates tbo whole stand ard of scholarship. So competition in physical strength or agility, whether among men or brutes, seems to be essential to elevate and fix a standard of physical attainments; and wo say there onght to be some way in which this end cm bo obtained without offense to pnblio morals. THE GEORGIA PICES*. Among other cariosities to be exhibited at Savannah Trir in November will bo a genuine Cannibal, His name is John Cnnnigan and his last meal was a nose belonging to ono James Henry Harney. A letter for L C. Plant & Son, Macon, was held fjr postago in the Savannah oflico on Monday. Messrs. McDonald, and J. C. Clements, citi zens of Dooly county, wore hunting $2,300 worth of bail, at Savannah, on Monday, pend ing a trial fur illicit distilling in the United States District Court, at the November term. If Joe Mitchell, a loyal colored troop of Sa vannah bas any kinsfolk or frionds in this sec tion tboy will be interested to learn that be is in jail on a charge of attempting to murder another c. t. named Alfred Cayler. The Spanish bark America, was sold at Sa vannah on Monday, to Octavos Cohen A Co., for $3,COO. . We clip as follows from tho Savannah Repnb- lican, of Tuesday: , If the Democratic party desire victory in tbe coming contest, let them fling aloft tho banner of Mexican Annexation, leaving Grant to fight out bis miserable negro San Domingo war as best be can. With snch a grand scheme of ns- The attendance was foil, and the meeting lively to an unusual degree. It will be remembered that at the meeting of the stoekboldere of tbe road, beld a short ume since, Judge King made a severe attack on the contractor who finished tbe road—M. K. Jessup & Co., of New York— declared «h»t the wotk WAS inferior, had not been done according to contract, that the road was not eompleted, and that four thousand shares of stock had been issned to Mr. Jeaenp illegally, and that it oould not be voted. After a long debate tbe whole matter was referred to the Board of Directors, with power to sot At the meeting on yesterday Judge Bing returned again to the charge. The matter was warmly discussed for several hours, and at last oil was poured upon the troubled waters by a motion to refer the question to a committee of two from the Directory of tbe Macon and Augusta Bail- road, two from the Directory of the Georgia Bail road, and two from Jessup A Co. This motion was carried, and here, for the present, the affair rests. Shooting A r re at.—A difficulty occurred in the neighboring town of Hamburg, South Car >- lina, on last Sondiy, which resulted in one of the parties receiving what is considered a mortal wound. The parties concerned in the affray were Messrs. William Flint and Flearant Sharp- ton, both well known citizens of the town in which they live. From what we can learn of the affray, it seems tint the quarrel was the result of an old fend between the combatants. Some time ago there was a quarrel, and they had not been on very good terms since. On last Sunday morning, about eleven o'clock, they happened to meet at a place in the street, and high words followed tbe meeting. Shaipton cursed Flint, and the Utter drew his pistol and fired two shots at him. The first ball did not take effect The last penetrated tbe back of tbe neck, inflicting a very dangerous wound. These are about the only particulars of the fight which have transpired. Fears were entertained yesterday that Mr. Sharp ton could not recover. The Fair at AtlanU seams to make things very lively np there, judging from the local column of the Constitution of yesterday. The following items are the liveliest we oould find in that column: Betid Sewing.—Yesterday a sewing machine at the Fair Ground which was run by steam at tracted a Urge share of public attention. Convicts.—A car lead of convicts passed through this city cn route for Gainesville yes terday, to work on the Air-Line railroad. Best Show.—We learn that an Atlanta lady will enter for the special premium, her baby, 21 months old, weighing 171 pounds. We be lieve this is Jndgo Hayden’s'department Feece Webbent.—Mrs. Gann and daughter were bound over yesterday by Justice Butt, in the sum of two hondred dollars each, to keep the peace towards Mrs. Nancy Mink. Wm. Bender, of Atlanta, invites tho convivial souls of that vilUgo to go on a free bonder at his pUco to-night per advertisement in the Georgian of yesterday. Bender must be run ning for alderman. Grant's Proclamation. Spcciil to tho Savannah Morning Fern.] Weshixgton, October 14,1871. The following is issned this evening by the President of the United States: E TEOCLAMATION. Whore aa, by an act of Congress entitled an set to enforce tbe provisions of the 14th amend ment to tbe Constitution of the United States, and for other purposes, approved tbe twentieth day of April, A. D. one thousand eight hundred and seventy-one, power is given the President of the United States, when, in his jndgment, tbe public safety shall require it, to suspend the privilege of tho writ of habeas corpus in any State or part of any Stale, when combinations and conspiracies exist in such State or part of such State, for the purpose of depriving any portion or clsas of tho people of snch State of the rights, privileges, immunities and protec tion named in the Constitution of the United States, and secured by tho act of Congress afore said, and whenever such combinations and con spiracies do so obstruct or hinder the execution of the Uws of any such State of the United States, os to deprive the people aforesaid of the rights, privileges, immunities and protection aforesaid, and do oppose and obstruct the Uws of tho United SUtes and their dae execution, and impede and obstruct tbe duo course of jus tice under the same, and whenever such combi nations shall be organized and armed, and so powetfai as to be able, by violence, either to overthrow or set at defianco tho constituted authorities of said Bute or of the United States, within said SUte, and wbenever, by reason of said causes, conviction or such offenders and tbe preservation of the pnblio peace shall be come in such SUte, or part of a State, impracti cable; and whereas, snch unlawful combinations and conspiracies for the purposes aforesaid, are Chief Justice « Iinse ou the Political .Situation. The Washington correspondent of the Balti more Gazette under date • f tbe 13th instant, writes as follow#: Chief Justice Chase returns much improved in health, and bas gained abont twenty pounds in weight. He feel# strong enough to resume his labors upon the United States Supreme Bench. Speaking of the situation of political parties, and the probability of the Democrats lor the time being dropping their organization a* a party, and all the conservative elements nominating a candidate for President, irrespec tive of party, be said he thought that would not oome abont; that it was not practicable at this hour nor was there probably any necessity for such a course. The Democrat* could retain their organization, which be believed they would never give np, atd yet select as candid ties for President and Vice-President men who, from their past history, wonld invite and seonre votes of tbe entile conservative elements of all parties. He had beard expressed doubts in the minds of Conservative Bepublieans as to what wonld be their status should they co-operate with the Democrats in electing the President, and they asked whether, in case of such co-operation, they wonld not be oversUnghed in this new or ganization by the old line Democrats and those who govern that party in some localities, as, for example, in Ohio and Indiana. Such donbU certainly exist to a large extent among Bepnb- lieans inclined to support a Conservative candi date, but be (Chief Justice Chase) did not share them, though ha admitted there were grounds to warrant distrust in the minds of some others. NOTICE, A LL person - haring vacant rooms or halls in the btumtiM portion of the city, in which they will prepare sleeping accommodations for visitors during the Fair, are requested to report the same at once to Jaap-r F. Greer, at the store of Greer, Lake A Co. Private families who will accommo date visitors will alto please make reports at sao place. octl8 2t RECEPTION COMMITTEE. DIED, In this city, October 18, 1871, of dropey of the heart, Mrs. Mabion Eiizebeth, wife of Mr. Jacob Gloss, aged 19 years, 10 months and three days. Her funeral will take place from the residence of Mr. Gloss this afternoon at 2 o'clock. CONSIGNEE-. TER JI. .t XV. R. K. Octobeb 18, 1871. Bnrdick Bros; C 0 Yaeger A Co; N A Hegrath; W4EPTaylor; Small AG: Itogere AB; Seymour, T A Co- r C A Nutting; U B Troutman; W A Huff; B H Wrigiey; 8 T * B P Walker; Bandera A T; F ~ ‘ 8: ' W Wipler; F Corpnt; W W Laney; Hardeman A I; J Collins A Son; Bobt Falkner; Henry Winn. NEW ADVERTISEMENTS FOE SAILE. fr A SHAKES City Banking Company's stock, OU 30 shares Macon and Western Bailroad Com p's stock, aeon and Augusta Bailroad Endorsed Bonds. Southwestern Bailroad Company's stack Wanted by octl9 2t I. C. PLANT A SOX. SITUATION WANTED. >Y a gentleman of experience as a teacher, pro- > posing to famish a thorough Music Teacher (Lady), References exchanged. Address the WEEKLY AMEBICAN. octl9d2*wAwSw Talbotton, Ga. FOR RENT. A SIX room Dwelling, Kitchen and Sovranta' Houses, Stahls and Lot, Garden and Good Water in the yard, eituatea on New street, abOTe City Hath Possession immediately. octlS 3t G. J. BLAKE. MISS A. O’CONNOR H AS now on hand sn elegant assortment of Mil linery Goods, Sash Ribbons. As specialties, I mention Real Lace in Valenciennes, Thread and Docbeeae Lace, Beal Lace Sets and Collars, rang ing in size from email to large. Ladiee’and Misses’ French Corsets. A large stock of Fine Furs, Swans* Down, and Zepbjr Worsted. A fine stock of Jet Goode ard Fancy Goods* A well selected stock in R«al and Imitation Hair Goods, and other different styles of Fancy Goods too numerous to mention here. All orders promptly attended to. Cotton Avenue, under Riddle’e Photograph Gallery, Macon, Ga octlStf BAR hND BILLIARDS. “THE GLOBE,” OX THIBD 8TBEET, TTNDEB the proprietorship of JOHN It. GRIF- U FIN, lias recently been beautifully frescoed and decorated, and is now fitted np with three of the finest BILLIABD TABLES in the city. THE BAB is supplied with the beet Wines, Li' qnors and Cigars that can be bad. Call at the finest Saloon in the South and spend a pleasant hour. You will receives hearty wel come. oct!8 ocxllm MUSIC LESSONS. y CZL’BDA, just returned from Europe, takes • great pleasure in informing his many friends and patrons that he now is ready to reenme hia lessons in mneic. Orders left either at the Academy for tho Blind, or at Guilford's Store, will be promptly attended to. octl3eod3w /"I EOKGIA, MABION COUN1Y.—Asa J. Tyler VT applies for exemption of personalty and set ting apart and valuation of homestead, and I will pass upon the same at my office, on the 17th inst., at 10 o'clock A si. October 14,1871. oct!8 2t JAS. M, LOWE, Ordinary. FOR RENT; T WO Tenements, or one large House, for rent. Apply to HStf OLTVEB. DOUGLASS * CO. FRESH MEATS. F BOM this date we will be prepared to furnish the beet Tennessee Beef, Fresh Pork and Sausages. Oivo us a call at our store, 88 Gheny street. S. T. & 2. P. WALKEB. octStf TO MERCHANTS IN MACON. B Y order of tbo Mayor and Countit, notice hereby given that all boxes and other obstruc tions to the sidewalks in Maoon must be removed by 3 o'clock on Saturday evening next, or I am compelled to remove them at the expense of the parties in default. H. J. GHEBBY. octl9 2t Street Commissioner. FOE SALE OR RENT. T HE Gray place, near Tatnall square. The bouse contains six rooms on one floor, two room kitchen, lot 2X acres, fine garden and front yard. Also for Bale, an acre lotinfrontof thoGray place. TUKPIS A OGDEN. octl9 3t Beal Estate Agents NOTICE. Maxoa’s Omct, Macon, October 19,1871. N order to facilitate bnainess and prevent coc- _ fusion and annoyance in the work now going on at the Fair Grounds by tbe good ladies of Macra, aa well as to secure their contributions against the depredation of tbe idle and curious, it is hereby ordered that tlia gates of the Fair Grounds be closed this day at noon; after which no person will be admitted without a season ticket or a pass from this office. Those engaged at work on the Grounds in any capacity, together with all owners of stock, assistant superintendents or those on committees, will be furnished passes by me, which will hold good until Sunday afternoon. All ladies who desire to assist in any way will bo furnished with passes. oct!9 td W. A. HUFF. Mayor. W M TAILORS WANTED. ANTED immediately—two or three Journey man Tailors. Apply at.tho ocU9 tf SPOTS WO JD HOTEL OFFICE. WATCHES. JEWELRY, SILVERWARE, ETC. I am now receiving, FOB THE FALL AND WINTER TRADE, A fine selection of LADIES’ AND GENTS' | Null, Swiss and American Watches OPEBA, LUNTINE AND VEST CHAINS tional progress—the absorption of one of the most magnificent countries on tho globo and I declared by tho sot of Congress aforesaid to be the extension of free government over its dis-1 rebellions against the Government of the United traeted people—wo say with sneh a war cry tho [ SUtes: and whereas, by said act of Congress it Democracy would bo invinceble. we have ,- g provided that before tho President shall sus- Horno reason to believe that tho movement meets | pend tho privilege of tbe writ of habeas corpus, the approval of Hanoook, and there is certainly I he shall first have made a proclamation coni ne one more competent to press it forward to a I m ending snch insurgents to disperse; and, Httoeessfal issue. I whereas, on tho 12th day of the present month Coi.ijsiok.—The np freight train from Sa- I of October, the President of the United States vannah for Macon was collided with by tbe I did issue his proclamation, reciting therein, tit, and drumhead conrts, afler all, better than s I Charleston freight train, from Charleston fori among other things, that snch combinations negro magistracy. Many of tho United States I Savannah, at abont 8 o’clock yesterday morn-1 and conspiracies did then exist in the counties nffinera em int<dlin»r,t „„,i —n I ing, which resulted in the serious injury of the I of Spartanburg, York, Marion, Chester, Lan- ®* eaniog gentle-1 hxxuuotive Montgomery and some six freight I rens, Newberry, Lancaster and Chesterfield, in men, and eanuot be made very active and zeal- I care, as also the slight injnry of the locomotive J the State of South Carolina, and commanding ous instruments of mere partisan tyranny, no- [ Prescott and some three cars belonging to tbe I thereby all persons comprising such unlawful lose tboy are provokod bv tbe indiscreet eon. I SsvaDnsh and Charleston Bailroad. From in-1 combinations and conspiracies to disperse and doct of tho whites Let ihe tisnnts ...n,..!,...' I formation obtained at tho office of tbo Charles-I retire peacefully to there homes within five , , ' , rywh re, I ion KajJroed Company wo learn that ihe Mont- I days from the date thereof, und to deliver either I Handkerchief Itinua Lockets as far as ptwiible, in thoir own interests, main- I gomery, with a train for Macon, left on sebed-1 to tbe Marshal of the United States for the Silver Forks and Spoons, and lain a poaoeablo and conciliatory demeanor to-1 ale time, 7:30, a. ». About two nnd a half I District of South Caroline or any of his depu-1 Cases for presentation purposes, wards officers and men explain the situation I u* 1 **" from the city, and just below tho junction I ties, or to any military officer of the United | Plated Tea Bets, Castor#, etc., to them and refute fnlu.hond i I of the Charleston with the Central Bailroad, the I Staton within said counties, all arms, ..._ .... . *> i calumny, in I collision took place, destroying almost tho loco- I ammunition, uniforms, disguises and other To which public attention ia respectfully invited, this way martial law will, in general, prove itself I motive Montgomery andsix baggage care of tbo | means used and kept, possessed or controlled | iB- J. JOHNSTON, 97 Mulheny street, more frightful in nomo than in fact. For onr I Central, and seriously injnring Ihe locomotive I by them for carrying ont their unlawful pur port, wo believe it wonld have been practically I Prescott and threo care of tbe Charleston Bail- poses, for whichthe said combinations and con- I et’mcdarate far better for all the Southern road. The Central being on time the fault of spiraciea are organized; and whereas, the in- mumor - * tabort uoUc8 “ mcJar4le w. ■■ £ . if bmtibem States to I ^ ooIIigion Jg . ((ribntc h d to (be charleston rergents engaged in snch nniswfnl combine-' pnce ?- - in kept steadily under martial law I train, who, knowing tho schedule, should have I tions and conspiracies, within tho connties from the time of the surrender to this hour, I laid off. No loss of human life or limb was the I aforesaid, have not dispersed and retired peace- than to have been thieved into hopeless bsnk- I result, but several mules on tbo Charleston I ably to their respective homes, and have not roptev and beccarcd hr torn. .. i,_—I train ware severely hurt, ono of them finding a I delivered to the Marshal of tho United States „ a — t.-L-t- ._ i. ,' ., . . . ... . ’ I resting place, with injured limbs, on the tender I or to any of his deputies, or to any military of tho Montgomery. I officer of tbe United States in said counties, all On Dit.—That a change will soon be made » nd ammunition uniforms, disguises and in the official head of onr Custom Honse. It is I Jjjjer means used and kept, possessed or con- said, and believed, that Colonel Bobb has sent treUed by them for carrying ont the unlawful forward his resignation, to take effect on Ihe 1st purposes for which thoir combination and con- of January, and that a revenue official now re- spimcies are organized, as commanded by said - - — — - • • 1 proclamation, but do still persist m the unlaw- - . . m , ,, , .. , , fnl combination and conspiracies aforesaid: night Benbon Pride, negro, shot John Brown, I of the authority vested in me by tho Constitn- another negro, to snch an extent that Brown’s I «ob of the United States and the act of Con- E. J. JOHNSTON. CASKETS! and aro likely to be, by the bastard SUte gov ernments of negroes and c*pet bag thieves. Tho I rn!e of a Turkish Cadi ia preferable to such i publioanism an the Sonth baa had t>inoe the war. I That has at least aome kind of responsibility, f bat thin nans .11 t .u*. , . . . * l or January, ana mat a revenue omc buttiiis none at all Let tho people be quiet- sidjD in £ U)mta wiu roooeed him . discount ensure lawlessness of every kind and I wait until tbe e: have been met. When be is seonre of another font years' held on the Government, unless he FOR RENT. 1 STOBE, also a suit of rooms suitable for a cot ton buyer. Apply at THIS OFFICE. sep5 tf THE NEXT GREAT ANNUAL GEORGIA STATE FA WILL BE HELD AT jVe jk. o o 3^r Comenciog Monday, October 233, and Contime for Eij THE FINEST PARE AND BEST RAGE 1 ON THE AMEBICAN CONTINENT. REMOVAL. J H. AXDEBSON & SON have removed to No. . 10 Hollingsworth block, comer of the alley, where they will keep constantly on hand a full stock of Fresh Beef, Mutton, Pork, Sausage and general assortment of Family Groceries. sep26tf FOR RENT, I MMEDIATELY, the targe Hall Boom over D. Good A Son’e, on Third Btreet. The room will bo petitioned from the store, suitable for a cotton office or drcse-m&ker'aroom. Inquire of NCS3BACM A DANNENBGBG, oatl4 Ct 78 Third street. BOARD. A FEW persons can ba accommodated with board and lodging, by immediate application, at the largo brick building on the corner of First and Pino streets. ocl7tf EABY CABS. fjpHE finest assortment of Baby Cabs and Per ambulators ever received in this city. For sale cheap by CATJIART & CUBD, 0015 tf CHEAP BAGGING AND TIES, A LABGE assortment of the above articles. In addition to tbe various kinds of Ties, we aro selling the celebrated GOOCHE TIES, one-half per cent. less than the other brands. Warrantcdas good as any. octlS tf SEYMOUR, TINSLEY A CO. CHEAP MEAT. A LARGE Stock of Pickled Pork, Sugar Cured Hams, Bacon, Sides abd Shoulders. For sale low by oct!5tf 8EYMOUB. TINSLEY A CO ICE. ICE. ICE. T HE Macon Ice Factory is now ready to sup ply aU demands for Ice. $10 per ton of 2000 pounds at factory—$11 per ton on board tho cars. The above are prices for one or more tons. Send along your orders to oct3-im MACON ICE FACTORY. Latest improvement in METAL CASES AND CASKETS; Also, latest styles of WOOD CASKETS AND COFFINS, Elegantly finished, at greatly reduced prices means to bold on for lifo, he will be oniet and I ,• . „ .. I grass aforesaid, do hereby declare that, in my drink, smoke and enjoy hinZ untiTTe “th *°° " _«*•*•* t0 keep ‘““K judgment, the public satety .specially’’required March is:- tint , „ . ”, . on i on Sunday aftomoon, Henry Hyde, that the privilege of the writ of habeas corpus I A vorv .^tensive stock all .ivies and prices hand th ti' n n i ® gets this soourity in I shot and instantly killed John Green, •>* suspended, to the end that snch rebellion I cheap for cash. ' nana tne oonth will probably aee bard times. 1 1 * — ■ — 1 - 1 — — ... aF , LTKL.2NII'X , rXXL33. may be overthrown, and do hereby suspend the I Carpets, Oil Clothe, Mattings. Mattreeaee — „ . .. - nn . privilege of the writ of habeas corpus within the Shades and Wall Paper. THOMAS WOOD, TbeBev. S. S. Harris, Rector of the Episeo- j cotraticsofSpartanburg, York, Marion, Chester, I octl92atr2m Next to Lanier Honse. pal Church at Columbus, baa accepted a call to I Laurens, Newberry, Fairfield, Lancaster, and Trinity Chnreh, New Orleans. Tho latter ia | Chesterfield, in said Stato of South Carolina, in The Grainiest Knlinray Project oFiltc Ago. street! OTto K *•* P ” P °*® d I “ ,n ' I one of' the largest in the South, and pays its I respect to all persons arrested by the Marshal street, or to perfect by a union of railroad lines 0 01 “ “ * , ... P * of tho United 8t*tes for the said District of already oonatrocled, a continuous rente ofl pMtor * "- 000 - be * lde * furmahtug a residence I j^nth Carolina, or by any of his deputies, or by travel from London to Bombay by which the forhim - »uy military officer of the United States, or by jonrneymay be made without I 11,0 boiler at the ateam mill of YVm. P. any soldier or citizen acting under the orders of l „.w. r. utea—a very nice calculation, surely, when the I week - ,nd klllod • flc 8 ro - any violation of the acts of Congress aforesaid, distance ia considered which is 5 339 miles- I Gen ' s,unue, Kobi *° n “ d Mr - Josso Knight, | during the continuance of snch rebellion, but the variation of n m L ( .„ .* .... ’ old and greatly esteemed citizens of Washing- 1“ witness whereof, I have berennto set my of oompUint or objection to the aeheme. The ye *f ° f . , . r „ contemplated rente is by ws, of Dover Straits, « a ° te ‘^ollowmg extract from tiiepre- 28 miles, and through Franoe by existing linTs “ ntments ot the S™* W ot Washington and the Meant CenisTnnnel. to Trieste, whenee °° nn,r ' “ ,he 14,8 ,er “ of 038 Sa P crior 00,1,1 the line is to be oompleted through Austria I * or tk * t eonnt ? : Enrepesn and Asiatic IMrkey, Peraia, Beioo- ^*^^0^0^^^^^ christen, to Rnrreehee, and so on to Bombay. A to use ^very honorablo means to remove the tunnel is to be bnilt under the chsnnel to com-I ospitol of onr 8tete from Atlanta to some other. . te^"F»!3£r-S!!£5Si7|PAINTS ) oils, and tarnishes, In extreme weather, will not, it is apprehended, to public favor. 8 rat hia throat some a. x weeks ago whilst passing 1 1 affect ^question of time more than a minute The Federal Union says an extra train will M^day “gM^te 'telToUv^ItewffleTt orao. Tne plan has been laid before Mr. Glad. I be run over the Maoott and Augusta railway bo-I here afterthis attempt to kill himself onthel AT 1 ATT ft T A ATTAT AAAATrn atone, wnh the expectation that his influence-1 tween Macon and HilledgeviUe, during the 1 baT6 his wonnds dressed, and has been I trliV/ltvjXA UllUljUljUljU£ij msy seonre the needed rid from the British Fair. It will leave the latter place at 6.45 a. it, •‘•J 10 * »t the reridence of Wm. Lyons, on Main STIu^ h “ dred , mi " i0nS ° f d0ll * re rel ” m “ S4 ° r '*’ ofe '£n?£ne to "nt^^he n goia are required to complete this line; and ■ Fnllfin ona v«t tnd mtnrn fnui I C fahi>Mi Mimm!# «*;•). . > z*. TT England setting a strong example, it ia proposed. _ _ that the different ootmtrire through which the | oordcr, of Tnredsy: | ^“om tob^e^H^friSc^Sln 1 ^.^ I TOILET SOAPS, PERFUMERY, G. E. SUSSDORFF, loteM Retail Druist, Cor. 3d nc«l 3fnlbcrrj sts., Macon, Ga. to bo affixed. I Large and Reliable Stock of Done at the city of Washington, this seven- —. _ _ teenth day of October, in the year of our Drag'S JUICl Clicmlcals Lord ono thousand eight hnndred nnd seven— ty-one, and of tbe Independence of tne United j States of America the ninety-sixth. (Signed) U. S. Guyst. Suicide. YVe make the following extract from the Jack- I Another lot HNIVER8ITY MEDICINES. Just received by G. E. SUSSDORFF, Druggist. Large stock For sale low by G. E. SUSSDORFF, Druggist. CURES CHILLS AND FEVER! G. E. SUSSDORFF, Druggist. MS «l He ,nad enUrpn«. I wiitoiw JnXSd ilTthto “ t£wh I L,™ | EXTBACTS FOB THE HISDEEB0B1EF. - B^ascssiattASs aasaswasaiasii w I me escape. _ — I in. Dr. John Fenner did all he could to relieve stroctod without extraneous rid. THE CELEBRATED D'ORSAY COLOGNE, G. E. SUSSDORFF, Druggist ir_, .... , . , u ,.. I Almost a Fux—We leant that a fire, caused I ih. poor man’s sufferim* tint atill in rtinut n I A KORGIA. MACON COUNTY.—Where, Fran- The YYi-dnngton Republican says: "Ten by friction, occurred at the Cotton Factory in tunrheduda terrible fieatli I IT eto A. WTieeti^ edminijtrator of themtate of agopreciaely, Wm. M.Tweed was abank- ^ Wednesday. The flam.s were I — ■ d8 * th ' I S*£*?L5!>:. p?ti- repL To-day, be boasts that he is worth twen-1 Rpfnd'^"’* 5 *’' 5 ’ rith 1118 ,oss of sssstrA'SitJLsrfi can ooatt that ha U worth a million of dollars. Fnd *f< from the effects of an oversow of cid ® we ever heard ol.—NashtiOe Union and T^NKCUTOR^ SALE.—-For pqrpore of division of In other word,, he has made a htmdrad thou- Preform. American, 17th. \ A tho haua of . .teU of ,R- L. I offer a very send dollars per annum without a cent of cani-1 It costs just sixteen dollars at Auguste, for a I — , ,. „ , - _ Bally for Gran* — "B 10 *° hte wifewithin a oonplaof inches s<ar t Ilc = Revelations in tbo Itnttt the fieSrtTJnd«ti« G»ISi?^5ki>]5WWor?Ci'' of h*r life ami afUrwartla «1rif> l ru #■«»• rolsoning Caae. I of oor® ; 21 or 22 head «.f mule*, ail of which | oi rer me, ana aiieiwaiiu drag ber eff apa.r| o _ v _ | bought with the ton if desired. I offer aba of high steps and break her arm. RALSTON’S HALL. FAIR WEEK! COMMENCING OCTOBER 23,1871. SPECIAL ATTRACTIONS! Return of the Favorites! ffORRELL SISTERS, SOPHIE, IRENE AND JENNIE. The Protean Actor, MR. HARRY JACKSON. Tho Bijou Actress, Miss Jenny Wellmore Francks. THELE».\§! THE LEO.YS! MB. W. BURTON A snss MINNIE BEINFOETH, The Champion Drilliate. Aud & Full Bnflespe and domic Opera Tronpe PRICES: Adtnisoion $1 Reserved Seats Beeerved seats to be had at Brown A Co.’s Book Store. LEON DE LEON, Agent. oeOS-Ut MI 250 SPLENDID HO BSE COTTJ $10,000 IN CASE PREM. OFFERED FOB FAST HORSES—TROTTING OR RUNNING! The Fastest Horses iu the North west and South to be present. Superior Accommod Jk. GrRA.ND STAT CAPABLE OF ACCOMMODATING FIVE THOUSAND PEOPLE! GRAND STATE REGA Over 31000 in Cash Premiums! Boat Clubs invited from New York to New Orleans, ent Clnbs expected. River bank Terraced for One Mile. Ten thousand spectators can heantiful green-sward at one time. THREE NEWSPAPERS TO BE PRINTED ON THE ( Telegragb, Express and Post-offices in foil operation on U19 ground, day and night, for t ot Visitors! 1 moat A particularly hard brick came to great griif burster, named Johnson, Ul. Down with Tweed. CourierJovrnal A ffOEEiow born citixen of Rhode r.t.- fl own #124 worth of real estate her™. . ' , _ , . —„—. — east Lis brilot, which is rather Wd ° T “ An f St * Tt -' e3d * y ’" th8 ” 8nlt ° f “ SCO- | the ^e _«U wiU, Medlicott, L3CTSTH.LX boys hare attuned great skill I on Fr “* Thomas’ head, and while that wasn't with tbo sling. They can hit an average-sized I tbe brick split in half. So that ques- nose or car at a distance of 100 feet, nine times I Uo “ “ s0UlcJ a S»ln. ont of ten I . 1,18 Cbr °ulrio and Sentinel of Tuesday, has ' - the following: Is digging a well nrer MonmouUi, OL, the | Maoms a»» AuarsrzKmxorn.-There St. Is.ru, October 15 —lathe MedUoatt no is- | then land,, and any lxr;on deatriac to ice. or bay. soning case at Garnett, Kansas, yesterdav a wiu addrera moat Wootten^ Station.8. w. it.R. bnrclar. named Johnson. ,ho wJ-: Coufined^in I — JOI«X?AYBK. K.’r_^ other ,i«y. a piece of wood was found at. depth meeting of the Of thirty feet. Tho p'-eea resembled cedar, and and Augusta Railroad held in this city vesterdav | in the office of the Georgia Bailroad Company. was neatly sohnd. the Ltwrence I FOR 'l'H K FA I R. jail, testified that Medlioott talked in hia sleep, TJOAUO and Lodging and Dav Board can be ob- cribng on Loth and hia wife to lie qoiet; that A) tuned, daring the continuance of the Fair, at Medlioott confessed his guilt to bim, and when he (Johnson) was releasod on bail, employed him to procure burglar's tools with which to effect his escape; that he carried letters from Medlicott to Mrs. Both, and that Mcdiicott told him Mrs. Bnth was concerned in her husband’s death, and if she did not keep truo to him he wonld oonfi | MIU. F. y. McCBABYS. On Seoond street, two doors from Pinm- oct!8eod2.* PURE GYPSUM. C ONTAINING ninety-nine and two-thirds per cent. (99 6S per cant.) Soluble Matter. War- created a proKlS I created a profound sensation, nnd Jledhcoit DOLLABS PER TON, CASH, by exhibited much anxiety.— B estern Press Vis. I JOHN H. HOLMES, Commission Merchant, patch. I t ep23 dlawSm Chailsetcn, S. C, .A. ]NT D ES FIRST Td PAT CHICAGO LOSSES, Copy of' Chicago Dispatch Cmcxoo, October 11,1871. To Andes Insurance Company: Andes losses will not exceed 3309,000. E. E. RYAN, Agent. THE ANDES SOLVENT AND VERY STRONG, — Attn BAS — ALREADY COMMENCED PAYING CHICAGO LOSSES- J. B. BENNETT, President. PSESH ARRIVALS. 25 Uerce. 8. O. HAMS, 10 tierces Plain PIG HAMS, 50 half-bbis. WHITE FISH, 200 tacks VIRGINIA 8ALT, 25pkgs. FULTON MARKET BEEF, 10 kegs GOSHEN BUTTER, 10 iibls. New BUCKWHEAT, 30 bbls. Good Eating POTATOES. octl5 tf SEYMOUR, TINSLEY A CO. A HANDSOME GOTT With private rooms for accommodation of Editors and Newspaper Correspond GRAND BALLOON ASCENi Every day at Three, p. at. EDWARD PAYS ON WES'. Tho distinguished Pedestrian, from Now York, will appear on Monday and Tnesday, October 21th, and illustrate his wonderful powers of endurance which have excited the wonder and admiration of the world. OTIER EXHIBITIONS OF BARE INTEREST AND MERIT Will be of daily occurrence throughout the wo STREET CARS Will take Psstengorg to and from the Park to any part of the City /very fifteen minntes. FARE, ONLY TEN CENTS! / SPECIAL PREMIUMS pareu ^ Saturday Arranging wrea^ All yonng gentlenu- etty, are requested to ootu- noons as possible to rid the la. There ia a great amonnt of wo. pushed, and the ladies and gent'o- urged to be prompt and energetic. s Tbe ladies who will make wreathe at hci.i., hui ileuo send them to Floral Hall at 12 o'c .ock oa 'riday- FLORAL HALL LADIES’ COMMITTEE. oct!8 td THE GEORGIA HOME INSURANCE CO., Of Columbns, Georgia. Are offered amonntiug to over 310,000. Five thousand d^*rs offered by one man! Arrangements for Railroad and Steamboat transportation atjrif rates for Passengers and Freight hire been made with all the lines throughout the country frqt New York to New Orleans, and from Chicago to Savannah. ONLY $32 FROM NEW YORK T( MAOON AND RETURN f SEND FOB REVISED PREMIUM LISTS 8S>p27tiloct23 Incorporated.. Capital and j Untouched by the Chicago art! other disasters, continued to furnish indemnity againat loss by £r° l all inaurablo property at adequate rates. J. RHODES BROWNE, President. D. F. WILLCOX, Secretary. €3“ Applications received and policies weed by W3L W. CARNES, Agent, oct!7 dGt th2tawlm Office 86 Cherry street. OVER GAITERS |R srio by F. L. GROCE. Holiingavtortii Uloc-^ Twenty Thousand Visitors Exnefed Daily onlthe Grounds! N CFJBESY STREET AGAlS- M B. J. BLOCK, Agent, would respectfully in form his friends and the public geuendlvt^' he is again back on Cherry street, with a i»tS stock of tho moat choice Cigars, embracing ail favorite brands, and Chewing and Smokir, .11 .lsas-'niinna Dm htOfO 13 descriptions. Tobacco of all descriptions. His store next door above Vrientino’e Saloon »nd Seeti lant. Give him a call, all you who love a goou cigar or qnid of tobacco. sopa ca UNDERSIGNED. WA. HTTFIY, Mayor. Yaluahle Property for Sale. O N tho first Tuesday in November next, willlb® sold before the Court-house door in tho city o* Macon, tho following valuable property: . The Brick House and Lot, fronting ^Walnut stroe 137 feot and 1C4 foet on Second Btreet. . I One Lot adjoining:, 70 feet front on Wa^nt streo —running back 264 feet, containing oovoraJ om* buildingy. Two lota 6o feet each on Second street, runmnS back 137 feot. . AU being tho Houso and Lot formerly occupi^ by Gen. Howell Cobb. For terms or pnrehaso w ° r ^y o^her information, apply ^ (eodtd JOHij B. OOBB*