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Vi V\ r Telegraph & Messenger. great opening At tlia BALTIMORE CLOTIIIXG HOUSE cassimeke surra. at sia, worth ei*. DERBY SUITS at (30, worth (25. black dress surra at (as. worth tx>. r.UCK DOE SKIN EASTS (lirgo leg») at (10 . r:l. (15. CASSI MERE BUITd (extre size*, to fit tho big f ttt oen in Georgia) at (15, worth (33. BOVS' SUITS (lo fit any .izo J boy in tbo city) p r .cte to suit the time*. ramUiiBE Good* of all grade*, at tho name rate*. 1 .retiring wtcklj- tlie l»t**l styles of Scarf* and Bow*. I'i.rcKarrra will bear in mind that this ia no lrom- Call and aoe for yourselves. it. BIB8H A BBO., Cor. < l.eny and Second eta., under the TanioBtra ;unliiing. octlS lm NEW GOODS. NEW GOODS ntenvm at td* SEW YOKE STOBE, Every day, .SPECIAL CALL! •vv. a. norsoiir co il SECOSD STBEET, Invito early attention lo their stock of STAPLE AM) FAXCY DRY GOODS Alio. DRESS SUITS in a variety of material*. CLOAKS. FURS, WAISTS, CiSnBERE CLOTH, and FLANNEL 8ACQUES. VELVETS, VELVETEENS, 1.ACES, trimmings, buttons, sotioss. FANCY GOODS, Etc., Etc. \ilot ahich have boon carefully selected and laid . >t itr very loweat New York prices, and will l«o i ,M at a email per contago upon coat and charge Iiayera will find it to thoir advantage to give to th.* fto' k a careful examination beforo making iktir port hue*. . ■].) ,r w. a. hoi-sox .v ro. JUST RECEIVE}! >, A nice assortment of Real Point Applique JLaccs, GU1PUBE and VALENCIESNE, Alr\ late*I rtjire of Point Appliqno, Dnrhcwo, Elijah Thread and Valcncicnne Laco Collaix, Petlect ljeaul.ee, at vory low price*, at tho SEW YORK STOBE 8. WAXELBAUM. BBO. A CO., 45 and 17 Second etreot. .j.t It f FALL GOODS. «CB STOCK or Foreign and Domestic Dry Goods NOTIONS, ETC., . now full and complete. We have tho largest and moat varied Hock we have over exhibited to tho trade. DKESS GOODS DEPARTMENT PARTICULARLY ATTRACTIVE, AND PRICES LOW. Our motto is “ short Profits and Quick Sales,”' And wo fee) confident of giving satisfaction to all who may favor na witli their patronage. We rcepoctfully invite tho public to call and ex amine our atoek. W. A. BANKS A SONS, eejvTOt t _ 13 Second at.. Triangular Block. LADIES Should not fail lo riamiuc our new slock of BILK VAXiOTJHS, l rcm (1 lo (l 50 per yard, at tho NEW YORK STORE, 15 and 17 Second atrect. A kandaome lino nf dark eludes of PINE 8 ATBEUS. •Ml the latent varieties in colon, at tho NEW YORK STORE, 15 and 17 Second street. A largo lot of 1IANDSOME P< >PLIXS, Ft. ta 35c, :10c, 35o, to 60c a yard—astonishingly low pricee at Iho NEW YORK STORE. IMPROVED COTTON TIES. CITY AFFAIRS FRIDAY MORNING. OCT. SO. IS7L Bows Aoac*.—For more than a week we 1 been ruftieating and shaking, but are once r able to do duty, and thia morning reaume position at the desk. Tee ladle a are respectfully invited to the fall and winter opening of choice and elegant French pattern Bonnet* and Hats, Flowers and all the latest novelties on Thnnday and Friday, the li'lh and 20th, at Mia* A. O’Conner'i Skatixq Bixk.—Open to-night for gent* only. To-morrow, open afternoon and at night for aoiree. A Good Chance to Make Monet. —Two stands to sell Cigars and Tobaceo at the Fair Grounds during the coming Fair, will be sold. Inquire of Jacob Emanuel, at the Fair Ground. Wc are requested to notify the ladies and gentlemen of Alacon that a sufficient quantity of evergreens and twine are now at the Fair Grounds, and all are requested to meet to morrow morning, afternoon and evening to sist in decorating the Floral Ball. * The Boat Races.—At the request of some friend* down the road we have inquired aa the days on which the boat race* will take place daring the Fair. We are informed that they will be on Thnrvday and Friday, the 20th and 27th. _ Fain Not.ce.—Wo would call the attention of exhibitor* at the State Fair to the notice, under the head cf new advertisement*, of Dr. J. 8. I/iwton, in regard to their names being attached to articles exhibited or not. Convention.—The Bute Agricultural Associ ation will mref, ss per adjournment, in Con vention at Iho City Ball on Tuesday night next at 71 o'clock, to rcoeive the report of CoL Law- ton, and transact such other business as maybe brought before them. Macon to Atlanta.—Tho following dispatch was sent by Mayor Buff, yesterday, to Gen. Jno. B. Gordon, Chairman of Iho Atlanta Fair Association: ‘•The Oily of Macon send* greeting to your Fair Association, and claims tho presence of each of its members hero on Monday next. Please announce. W. A. Herr, Mayor. An Old Fashioned Vnr.rsu Cook 1* ouo of tho specialties st tho Georgia No. 2. Flee Tleat.—Mr. Louis Vannucki and Mrs. Mary Garigben bavo erected a cozy lit- tie saloon on Wilson's lot, near the entrance to the Fair Grounds, and will open to morrow afternoon by dispensing Russel «t Peter's spark ling lager beer freo to all thoir friend* and the public goncrally who may give them a calL It* “White Lions'’ at tho Georgia No. 2. Especially ron the Fail.—One hundred and fifty barrel* Apples, and 100 barrel* Oranges, at Corput's. Pictubes.—Mr. l’ugb, tho well known artist, has succeeded in obtaining some most admira ble pictures of Central City Pork and the fair buildings. The enlranco gate and Floral Ball aro wonderful specimen* of Iho photographic art, although thoro are nono of tho views but what are excellent Mr. Pugh has printed da- plientes of there pictures, and all who desire can obtain them at his gallery. Mince Meat—Mince Meat.—Wo have jus* received 800 pound* of Atmoro's Mince Meat Call and get some, and save time, trouble and money. S. T. «tB. P. Walker, 88 Cherry street Band open Oysters, Fresh Fish, Chickens, Egg* and Martin's Gilt Edged Bailer, at Cor- put's. Ul-lkk A Co.’s Book Htoro is a curiosity shop, and whether yon want to buy or not go and see it They have many beautifnl books, writing desks, work boxes, fancy goods and much to pleaso Iho old and tbo yonng. The ladies will find a new style of French initial note paper end envelopes that wo bavo seen nowhero else. Give them a call; it wiU pay yon. THE EUREKA IRON TIF, TUB ANCHOR IKON TIE, Wo also bavo tbo SWEPT SELF-FASTENING IRON TIE. Prices Samo ns New Orleans TURPIN A OODEN, Agent* at Macon. Ga. RATES A COMER. 122 Bay at, Savannah, General Agenti|for Ga., Fla., and Eaat Ala TBADE SAUK. STONEWALL FERTILIZER, 1 or sale by TURTIN A OGDEN. «r21tf X 'JBO* OODKN. GEO. r. Team. Z. T. CONNEE. nxm r. Dickinson OGDEN & CO., lotion Commission Merchants, MACON, GA. POTION PURCHASED FOB ORDER. CON- "laSMENTS FOR NEW YORK, AND ORDERS f 0R FUBCIJADE OB SALE FOR FUTURE DE- UVEBY SOLICITED. Refer by Permission lo •J—*R- B. Grave* A Oo. New York. ^ocaimi Railroad and Banking Company, Savan- •**—r*. John W- Anderson - * Sons, Savxnnah. ■••am. Duncan A Johnaton, Savannah. ****•• Bates A Comer, Savannah. oct!7 tf Fink Tennossce Beef, all Pork Sausages, Venison, etc., at Corpnt'a. Visitors to tiie Fair.—Tho Reception Com- ruitico gives notice to all who visit Macon, in attendance on the State Fair, that ample accom modation* bavo been provided for Ibeir recep tion. The office of the Committee is in the De pot bnilding, and by making application there, all who desire will bo furnished good, comfort able room* at cheap rates. No one neod abstain from visiting Iho Fair for fear that they may lack proper accommodation, for tho arrange ments are ample to necommodato many thou sands. Insveinck.—It is with pleasure that wo call attention to tho card cf Mr. Backns, agent in this oily for several insaranco companies. Be is representing tbo Qnocn Insurance Company of London *Dd Liverpool, whose assets are ten millions of dollars, and which stands alono in tho fact that it sustained not one cent of loas by the great Chicago disaster. Tho only fear is Ibat it will liavo an over rush under the cir cumstances, and will have to curtail its busi ness. Wc advise all wanting insurance to call upon Mr. Backns at once. An Attest rx at Incesmarish.—Wo copy bo- low, from a letter received yesterday afternoon from CoL John G. Webb, of Fort Gaines, a biiof account of a fiendish attempt to destroy by file tho residence of Mr. James Sutlive, of Fort Gaines. Mr. S. is one of the most sub atantial citizens of Fort Gaines—a member of tho £nn of Sutlive A Holland, extensive doslers in general merchandise. Wo congratulate him upon his narrow . scape. Wonder if the ap proaching State I'«tr can account for it ? An attempt wr.» m*do on last Saturday night, 11tfa inst., to fire the residence of Mr. James SnUivc. Four negroes (two boys and two women) have been committed to await their trial before the Snperior Coart next March. The damage to the building was very alight Slrstc.—“Tho man who hath no muaio in himself, and ia not moved by concord of sweet sound* is fit for treason," etc , so snng Wm. Shakspearo a long tirno ago. We taka sides with William on that subject and insist upon it that every family should have some musical in strument “about Uio bouso" with soma or sev eral members of the family skilled in the art, thereby making homo pleasant and attractive. It yon wont a piano that will bo an ornament to yonr parlor, go to Guilford A Bill's, where yon can find just tbo tliing'you want They keep musical instruments of every variety and will furnish them as cheap, no donbt, as they can be bought in Georgia. They are also agents for the celebrated Florence Sewing Machine, with- oat which no housewife can comfortably afford to live. Go and see them. “Sick A nan."—Fora week past we have been closely confined in bed, and since we began to recover have had a regular “fover taste” in our mouth all tho while. Wo could by no means stir up an appetite, bnt kept moping about feel ing completely “stewed np.” Yesterday morn, ing we were passing down Mulberry street feel ing very badly, and when in front of Mr. Car los' establishment met him at the door. Be bowed us in with ono of his most pleasant smiles. By tho way, he has the most smiling countenance we «Tcr saw, and if yon get up in the morning about half mad, go to see him and he'll smile yon into a good hnmoyin a few minntos. Well, in we went, and after looking around a few minutes began to get a smell at the rich, savory meals, etc., that were being prepared, and before we knew it, were as hun gry as a wolf, since which time wc have felt much better and hope to oontinne improving. If yon want good things to eat, either cooked or uncooked, his is the place to get them. Everything eatable ean bo procured at the Georgia No. 2. A i'ink selection of Rogers' scissors, pocket- knives, razors and straps, portmonaies, walking cane*, etc., at E. J. Johnston's. ootlO lot McLean's Cordial and Blood Purifier is the best tonio and blood alterative in the world. E. J. Johnston is offering eomo great bar gain* in fine gold half sets jewelry, plated ware, etc. Give him a call. Cowz, Etextbodt.—Some of the readers of the Telegraph and Messenger have, nodcubt, read State Fair items ad natutam, but it is, or should be, a matter of vast importance to every citizen of Georgia, and we therefore ask that they indulge na a little longer. Two years ago the State Fair was held here and many, many who came had to remain “out in the cold” until the next train going ont could take them to their homes again. Those of onr citizens who are most directly interested in these exhibitions are of that class who. when ones deceived are ever after “alow to believe.” We apeak of the farm- era, the plain, old eonntry farmers, who are the bone and sinew of Georgia. The impression prevails with many such that this will be bnt a repetition of the other, and not a few who are really anxious to be present will be influenced by each fears to stay away. Would that CTery man in the State could see and know for them selves as we do upon this subject. Our citizens, with a liberality uncqnaled heretofore, either by themselves or others, are preparing, and of- faring to the committee appointed by Mayor Bnff for the purpose, every available room in the city for the accommodation of visitors. Onr restaurant end saloon keepers are laying in sup. plies of food sufficient to fill all the demands out side of the hotel accommodations, and we verily believe that tweDty thousand visitors can now be famished with everything necessary to their comfort. Besides, the grounds are most beauti fully arranged, and afford conveniences for camping rarely found on such occasions. Many of the county agricultural clubs have heretofore carried their tents with them, being provided with all necessary cooking ntensils and other camp equipage. To them wo unhesitatingly say, you have never found such beautiful ground* and so many conveniences for camping as yon will find at Central City Park. The grounds are not as before, come two miles distant from the city, thereby leaving you dependent upon railroad uncertainties, but are within one-half mile of the passenger depot. The street cars will be running continnally, bnt should they fail to fur nish sufficient transportation, you can take the “people's line" and only be refreshed by the abort walk. Dispel, thon, your doubts and fears and eomo and ace the products of yonr glorious State—the products of yonr own industry and ingenuity. We confidently promise that you shall not go away dissatisfied with yonr stay among ns. Remember that Buff is onr Mayor and he never does things by halves. BY TELEGRAPH. We Peotest.—We do most earnestly protest against the “daring robbery,” "another bold at- tempt,” and sneb like articles that have, for the past few days, appeared in the local columns of this and other pipers, all being accounted for by the approach of the State Fair. Warning after warning has been sounded to the people until many will, wo fear, take for granted that the Fair Grounds will be literally “a den of thieves.” Wo repeat it; wo fear Ibat such ar ticles will have a tendency to binder manyfrom being present who have already determined to come. That a concourse of twenty thousand people should bo entirely freo from Ibieves and pickpockets is not to bo supposed, but tho poo pie will, as a rule, bo prepared for them by car rying no valuables about their persons. So long as Mayor Buff has control of affairs tho people may rest assured that every precaution will be taken to prevent theft and robbery on the Grounds, and the citizens of Hncon will surely have sense enough to look closely after their own premises. We may be mistaken, but it is our candid opinion that such articles will have a tendency to frighten away many of the more timid from the rural districts who aro naturally disposed to look upon cities as nothing better than outcroppings from tbo infernal regions, and tbo abodes of everything that is vile and infamous. Then let us assure yon, our country friends, that yon need entertain no fears as to yonr safely during the State Fair. Leave yonr gold watches at home; come along and eoo what Georgians can do, and have done. Bring with yon your wives and others who can appreciate tho exhibition, feeling fnlly satisfied that yon will receive every attention, and if yon behave yourselves will go away nnhnrt. To the Ladies.—Wo beard Mayor Huff re mark yesterday that the ladies of Macon wore its beat citizens, and displayed a greater desire to make the State Fair what it ahonld be—a grand success—than the gentlemen did, a thou sand times. They have responded nobly to his call upon them to prepare decorations for the building*, and we observed a large number of them yesterday engaged in making wreaths, festoons, and other evergreen ornament*, to beautify Floral HalL We earnestly trnst that there will be no diminution in the attendance, for to-day and to-morrow will bo the time their ser vice* are most wanted, and when the exercise of their exquisite taste will bo most in demand. With Mayor Bnff to construct and the ladies to adorn, wo aro willing (o wager highly that onr State Fair will bo the great event of 1871, or at any rato only second to the Chicago fire. We again call upon “onr best citizens,” the ladies, make tho Fair Gronnd their headquarters for the next two days, and finish the work of beau tifying that they have so admirably commenced, and then let them nso all next week in admir ing it. A Fleasant Risk.—Many of onr reader*, no donbt, have occasion to visit the little town of Abbeville, Henry county, Ala., and not a few have been neglecting or postponing visits to that beautiful and enterprising little village, because of want of transportation, Fort Gaines being the nearest point that ean be reached by rail or steamer on the Chattahoechec. We can, with confidence, now assure parties having busi ness at Abbeville that a regular daily hack-line is running between the two points. The line is su perintended by Mr. J. T. Walker,of Fort Gaines, and we “speak that we do know” when we un hesitatingly pronounce him a nice, clover gen tleman. No pains will be spared to make pas sengers comfortable), and tho faro is cheap onough—only $4 to Abbeville and return. We suggest to onr wbolcsolo homes here that it wonld be well to solicit tho trade of Abbeville, there is a great deal of business done at that point and it will shortly bo connected with Eu- fanla by rail. Meanwhile yonr drummers can find daily accommodations in the way of travel from Fort Gaines by Mr. Walker's back lino. Try it. Local Brevities.—CapL Clias. J. Williamson has been appoanted by Mayor Hoff Assistant Superintendent of Floral Hall, and placed spe cially in charge of the Fine Art Department. Oca attention was attracted yesterday to a negro woman inhumanly beating a small child, near tho old Conrt-house square. It may have been wicked, bnt we slionld have liked to make subscription to pay the brute's funeral ex penses. In response to the criticism of a fair Atlantisn, the gallant President of the Macon and Augusta Railroad has caused the bridge over the Ocmnl- goe river to be whitewashed. It much improves the looks of things. The celebrated bones, Mathew Smith and Dan Yoorhees, have been entered at the Fair by T. P. Roach, of Indianapolis, Indiana. All the railroads leading into Macon mill run extra trains daring fair week. On Exhibition.—We wore shown yesterday morning a fall set of horse shoes made by Mr. Hay, tbo celebrated Canadian horse shoer, at the shop of Messrs. English & Son, in roar of W. Butko & Co.'a book store. They in- tended (or inhibition at the State Fair, and are perfect models as we have ever seen. Mr. Bay makes bore-shoeing a specialty, and we hope his work will receive special notice at onr great State Exhibition, commencing on the 23d inst. Messrs. English & Sou have also a carri age shop in .connection with their blacksmith shop, where work of every kind in that line will be executed in aa Deal style and at as low figures at any place in Georgia. Don’t forget where they stay—just in rear of J. W. Burke 4 Co.’a bookstore. DAY DISPATCHES. Washington, October 19.— In the United States Supreme Court No. 96, the State of Louisi ana, ex Bel. W. W. Handlin, plaintiff in error vs. G. II. Wickliffe. auditor, etc. This oause was argued by Mr. W. W. Handlin, the plain- tiff in error. The Court demded to hear any further argument in the cause. Detroit, October 19. —The passenger steamer P. G. Colburn, foundered in Saginaw Bay.— Two boats with the officers and part of the crew are missing. Three passengers and seven of the crew were saved. GLorcasm. October 19.—Schooner Horton has arrived and a grand reception was given to the crew by the citizens. New Orleans, October 19.—The Galveston News has an Austin special which says that General Reynold* find* no necessity for the movement of Governor Davis, in the procla mation of martial law in Limestone county. Sax Francisco, October 19.—Fifty thousand sheep have been scattered and lost in the moun tain* near Fort Tryon by sand storms. The tax payers carry the city in the judicial and school elections. Salt Lake, October 1 P.—Aaron Juh'Oon, a Mormon bishop, has been srreBted as accessory to mnrder. New Yobx, October 19.—The steamer Alps reports that the bill abolishing slavery in Bra zil his passed the SCnate by an overwhelming majority. Paris, October 19—Victor Place, who had been on trial at Versailles for alleged frauds in the purchase of arms for the Government, while filling the position of French Consul at New York, has been honorably acquitted. The Government baa issued an order to command- ants of military and naval poets and stations on the coast of France, warning them to keep a careful watch on the movements of all suspi cions or inspected persons, and to bo prepared for prompt action to suppress any disturbance. The objeet of tho order is to prevent the conn- try from being disturbed or excited by a Bona- partist descent, which is feared may be under taken. Tho conrt martial held in thia city for the trial of Communist*, has sentenced 91 of the accused brought before it, and acquired 900. night vnrATtaia. FEVAICIAL MD COMMERCIAL Baltimore, October 19.—The Committee on Canous reported adversely lo amending canon IS, title 2, of marriage and divorce. The Com mittee report adversely lo creating tho cilice of Snffragen Bishops. Several reports npon uni formity in ritnal wore mado tho special order for to-morrow. Gen. Richard N. Bowerman was sentenced to four years imprisonment in the Baltimore jail, and to pay a fino of $2,000 and costs. CoL Thomas W. Wilson was sentenced to three years and and fino and cost*. Beth convicted of ens- tom-lionse defalcations. New Orleans, October 19.—Voile & Com- mack’s bank box, containing $50,000 worth of securities lias been stolen. A wagon load of Union torpedoes exploded this morning, killing the driver instantly. A leg of tho driver was blown several hundred feet. Windows in the vicinity were shattered by the concussion. Later.—Tho torpedo explosion this morning killed one and wonndod many others. The con tents of a saloon in the vicinity were shattered. Tho torpedoes were manufactured by Klnber & Goldsmith, New York, and wore beiDg dis charged from the ship Georgo Ilmlbnrt. Two hundred cases, still on board of the vessel, will probably be ordered off. Nashville, October 19.—Tho Supreme Court remanded for a new trial Baxter vs. Banders Clark. The lower conrt gave Baxter $27,- 000 for libel on publishing the speech of Gen eral Mabry. New York, October 19.—Tho wholesale dry goods merchants are advancing prices on ac count of the Chicago fire. Right hundred and sixty thonsand dollars worth of vouchers have been foued paid on ac count of Keyser, which Keysor pronounces for geries. They were paid by tbe Tenth National Bank. The insaranco convention adopted a resolu tion memorializing Congress to exempt life policies from ihe bankrnpt act A committee of three was appointed to report tho best moth' od for working insolvent companies. Bancor, October 19.—Tile European and North American Railroad opened with great eclat. The Canadian officials present made con ciliatory speeches and lauded tho Washington treaty. Charleston October 19.—Four fever deaths in the last twenty-four hours. Charleston, Ootoboi 19.—Arrived, aehoocor May Morn, New York; John L. Lee, Philadel phia. Bailed, steamer South Carolina, Now York; ship Lady Do Efferin, Liverpool; BcliooDcr Florence Rodgers, Now York; schoon ers J. E. Messerry, Providence; Henrietta, Georgetown, South Carolina. Daily Review of the Market. OFFICE TELEGRAPH AND MESSENGER October 19—Evening, 1871. Cotton.—Receipts to-day 656 bales: sale* 435 shipped 448 The market has been dull throughout the day and the Now Yotk evening telegrams reporting “dull and heavy” cauaed a etill greater weakness. Mid dlings are quoted dull at 17%, though we beard of a bale or two cf extra fancy selling for 173-4*. KACOX COTTON STATEMENT. Stock on band Sept. 1,1871—bale*.. . 1,739 Received to-day C’j6 Received previously..— 9.GS8—10,344 12,083 Shipped to-day 448 Shipped previously 0,279—6,727 Stock on band this evening 5,356 The general market is unchanged. We quote; BACON—Clear lib Sides femoked) 9)4 @ 10 Shonldere 9 <® 9)4 S Agar-cured bams GRAIN ANli HAY. CORN—White. @ 1 05 MEAL 1 15 @ 1 10 GRITS 1 25 @ 1 30 OATS 70 @ 75 WHEAT—Pet bushel ... 1 9J @ 2 00 FIELD PEAS 1 (0 HAY—Northern 2 00 0 2 21 TenneaaeTiEiothv 2 OC @ 2 25 BAGGING AND IRON TIES. BAGGING—Bengal. 2 fit 23 Lyon 21 @ 22 Borneo 21 @ 21% Gunny Dundee Patched TIES—Goodie Arrow Eureka 554 <» 5% @ 634 •Moraine Market tie*.•>*-« New York. October 19 —Cotton quiet; uplands 19%: Orleans 20)4; sales 700. bales of cotton future--* last evening 12,900 bates; October 19) ; <■ 19 1-16@19 15-10; November 19)4(@191-16; Do- nib-r 19 1-16@19>4@19; Januuy 19?4; February 19 ' ulj}March 1934@19)4; Apitl 39.. Turpentine firm. Itoeju unchanged; 4 20@4 25 for strained. Freights firm. Flour dull and declining. Wheat dull and nomi nally lower. Corn quiet and heavy. Pork dull at 13 30(313 50. Lard quiet. Stocks steady and dull. Gold heavy at 12% Governments dull and weak. State* dull and steady. Money firm at 7. Sterling, long 8%; abort 9%. London. October 19, noou.—Console 93. Bonds 90%. Paris, October 19, noun.—Rentes 87f C2c. Franktout, October 19.—Bonds 95%. Liverrool, October 19, noon.—Cotton opened dull; uplands 9%; Orleans 10. Later.—Cotton dull; ssles 10,000; speculation ml export 2000 MIDNIGHT BMPATCHIiS. Synopsis of IVcntbcr Statement. War Dei-’t, Office Chief Signal Oiticer, t Washington, D. O., October 19, 7:40, r. al / Tho highest barometer has moved southeast into tbe bonthern and Gnlf States. An area of very low pressure has advanced rapidly south eastward through Canada, and is now over Lake Ontario, with high westerly winds from Lake Hnron to New York. The temperature has risen north of the Ohio and has fallen slightly on the Golf coast. Clear weather has irevailed except in New York and New Eng- and. Cloudiness and fresh northeasterly winds in Southern Florida. Probabilities: The low pressure will proba bly move over Now England to-night, with brisk winds and but littlo cloudiness. Tbe winds will probably diminish on tbe Lower Lakes and pleasant weather continuo on Friday very gen erally east of the Rocky Mountains. Cuicaoo, October 19.—The entire debt of the city does not exceed $5,000,000. The Legisla ture has passed a bill exempting Chicago from warehouse tax. Transactions in real estate in tbe burnt districts show no depreciation in vjlne. Memtuis, October 19.—The UDiiod States Marshal bronght four alleged ICu klux from North Mississippi here to-day. New York, October 19.—An iojunction has been granted against tho Irving Insurance Com pany, and 31. J. Crowe appointed receiver. San Francisco, October 19.—The Repnbli. cons carried tbe school and judicial elections throngbont tbe State. The, tax-payers carried the city by 1200 to 5000 majority. The Demo crats are contesting tho election of Tolano county, because, by tbo interference of Federal officials, it was preventod from free ballot Tho case of Mrs. Fair commences ia the Su preme Court on tho 21th instant. The Apaches, with whom Vincent Collier had just made peace, attacked a stage between Tuc son and Camp Crittenden. Washinoton, October 19.—A patent to T. W. White, of Miiiedgeville, for a cotton seed planter, has been extended. Havana, October 19.—A steamer from Cadiz brings 600 Spanish troops. Berlin, October 19.—The Emperor has ap proved the treaties with France. I 1 !!!!!! ! The largest and most extensive stock of watches ever before in Ma con, can be seen and bought at low rates, dur ing the next two weeks at the store of Wing A Solomon. It will be the best opportunity for those wishing watches, that will be offered for time to come. To the admirers of tho lorf, we can show something handsome in stop watches, and also a novelty in a “repeater,” striking both tho hours, quarter hours and minutes, thereby en abling one to tell the timo without looking at the watch. Give ns a call, if not to purchase, yon at least can feast your eyes upon artistic mechanism and workmanship. Marriage Guide.—Interesting work, ntuncrons engravings, 224 pages. Trice GO cents- Address Dr. Butts’ Diapenaaiy 12 North Eight Street, St- Louis, Mo. See advertisement. auglT-dAwly A Word or Advice.—Mothers know the impor tance attached to the care of teething children. Road the advertisement of Mrs. Whitcomb’s Syrup in another column. Read the following from Rev. G. 15. Harding: Bicbrond, Ya , August 31,1869. rropritlort fiotadaiil—Gente: For a period of 12 yean my wife suffered greatly from general dobility, with great tendency to dropsical effusions. In the meantime she had repeated attacks of hemorrhage of the longs, with chills, etc., in fact, all the symp toms of conenmption. She used many different remedies, but without benefit, until ebo began the use of Roeadalis, when, after taking two bottles, she was restored to her original health and vigor, and ia to-day a picture of perfect health. Roea- *lalia is a household word with us and onr neighbors. Yours truly, Q. B. Haedkg. ON MASBI&GS. H APPY BELIEF FOB YOUNG MEN from the effects of Error* and Abuses in early life. Manhood restored. Nervous debility cured. Im pediments to Marriage removed. New method of treatment. New ana remarkable remedies. Books and Circulars Bent free, in sealed envelopes. Address, HO WARD ASSOCIATION, No. 2 South Ninth at-, Philadelphia, Pa. aep5 3m Jox to the World! Woman is Free!—Among the many modem discoveries looking to the happi ness and amelioration of the human race, none is entitled to higher consideration than tho renowned remedy—Dr. J. Brsdfield's Female Regulator, Wo man's Beet Friend. By it woman i* emancipated from numberless ills peculiar to her sax. Before its magic power alt irregularities of the womb van ish. It cues whites. It cure* suppression of tbe menses. It remove* uterine obstructions. It cores constipation and strengthens tbe system. It braoee the nerves and purifies the blood. It nover fails, as thousands of women will testify. This valuable medicine is prepared and sold by L. H. Bradfield, druggist, Atlanta, Ga. Price, (150 per bottle. All respectable dreg men keep it WALTHAM WATCHES. S-I PLATE, 1G AND 20 SIZES. Theee&ro the best Watches mado in this country, and are made with and without etern winding at tachments. They are finished in the boat manner and ran with the greatest accuracy, and cannot bo excelled lywharo at their reepectivo prices. The caeea aro all made of tho newest patterns, and tpecialiy mado to onr own order. Our etock of these Watches is now tho iargeet, and our prices, all things contidered, are tho low est in the city. BALL, BLACK & CO., Jewelers and Silversmiths, oct3-tf 5G5 and 567 Broadway, New York. SK&rlcets-'-Evemsig iceg’ort Nr.w Vons, October 19.—Cotton dull and heavy; galea 1071; uplands 19>,; Orleaua 20>6. Cotton galea for future delivery to-day 12,700 biles; 'October lD^^lO; November 19@19X@ 19 3-16; December 191-1G<S)19X; January 19>& February 10%; March 20® 19^: April 20 Flour,dull aud drooping; common to fair extra 15®725; good to choice 7 80(gD 25. Whidky 95(2) 95%. Wheat slightly favors buyers; winter red wo«tern 1 5i(5'l £>8. Corn Bliado lower at 16%. Rico quiet at 8*^(&9. Folk 13 25@13 62}*. Beef quiet. Lard, fcottio r %. Navala firm Tallow quiet. Turpentine firm at 70w7l. ltoam uueliangcd Freights easier. Money eaaicr at 5<s7. Tho treasury diabured £3,0' 0,000 on account of yotterday’abond purchase. The banks are etill unable to meet the trade de mand for discounts. Sterling 8J s<2>8%. Gold closed at 12%(2>12%. Governments steady; 62s 13%; Southern securities dosed dull and heavy as follows: Tennessoes 03; new 6JL Virginias 58; now 62. Louisianas 65 ; new 67. Levees 65: 8a 78 — Alabama* 98; 6s 65. Georgias 80; 7s 90. North Garolinas 50%; now 2). South Carolinas 73; new 42%. Governments closed as follows: 8tsl5%; C2s 13%; Cls 13%: 653 13%; new 12%; 67s 12%; G8a 12%; KMOb ti%. BALTUiocn, October 19.—Cotton mtrket dull: middlings 19/^; net receipts 185; gross 433: exports to Great Britain 100; coastwise 140; sales 325; stock 1570. _ Flour low; woiitorn family 7 75@8 50. Wheat dull; Ohio and Indiana 1 50#1 57. Corn quiet Oats dull at 43. Provisions unchanged, Whisky 98(599. Sr. Lons, October 19.—Flour, low grades scarce; Corn lower. Whisky 90. Pork quiet at 13 (0. Ba con qui6t for jobbing and older lots; shoulders clear sides Cincinnati, Octobor 19—Flonr is weak. Corn steady. Fork 12 75@13 00. l’royiaiona weak; holders unwilling to mako concessions. Bacon, shoulders 7%; clear sides 7%@3. Louisville, October 19 —Bagging steady at 16% (5)17%- Provisions qniot and unchanged. Whisky 91. Whisky lower at 91. Fork 13 00. Bacon weak. Lard dull at 9%- New Oelean'8, October 19.—Cotton market closed quiet; middlings 19%^19%; net receipts 2074; gross 3118; exports to Great Britain 2593; coastwise 1664; continent 3284; sales 3700; stock 37,449. Flour scarce; supertino 0 25; double 7 00@7 12%; doublo 7 85@7 70. Com scarce; mixed 92%@95; Oats 54(5*55. Bran 1 50. Hay, prime 35 00; choice 30 00. Pork dull and lower; mess 13 87%. Bacon scarce; shoulders 8%; clear rib sides 8%; clear sides 9%; choico sugar cured hams 18% @19.— Lard firm; tierce 10%; keg 12%. Sugar, new gray clarified 10%; centrifugal 12. Molasses, fair G?@66. prime at 73@75. Whisky 95 «105. Coffee scarce; fair 17%@18. Bank Sterling 22 8ight, par. Gold 13%. Wilmington, Octobor 19.—Cotton quiet; mid dlings 18%; net receipts 237; exports coastwise 890; sales —: stock 3318. spirits of turpemine firm at 65. Rosin firm at 3 30 for strained; 3 25 for No. J; 7 75 for extra pale; 7 00 for pale; and 3 50 for No. 2- Crude tur pentine steady at 3 50 for hard; 5 25 for yellow dip; 5 35 for virgin. Tar steady at 2 CO. Augusta,October 19.—Cotton market closed quiet; middlings 17%; receipts 1000; sales 600. 8AVANNAn, October 19—Cotton in good demand— buyers and sellers apart—tending downward—hold ers firm at outside figures—middlings 18%@18%; net receipts 3027; experts to tho continent —; ex ports coastwise —; sales 1300; stock 15,350. Charleston, October 19.—Cotton closed quiet; middlings 18%; not receipts 1663; exports coast wise 25; exports to Great Britain 3330: sales 100; stock 16,123. Mobile October 19.—Cotton dosed quiet; mid dlings 1S%; not receipts 1259; exports to Great Britaiu —; coastwise 374; sales 1000; stock 17.732. Galveston. October 19.—Cotton steady; good or dinary i5%@16; net receipts 815; exports coast wise 774; sties GOO; stock 27,151. Boston, Octo»>cr 19.—Cotton dull; middlings 20; net roceipts 219; groes 850; exports to Great Britain 315; coastwise —; sales 200; stock G0G0. Norfolk, October 19.—Cotton dull; low mid dlings 18%; net receipts 2137; exports coastwise 1836; sales 200; stock G369 Mkm?jiis, October 19.—Cotton inactive; prices drooping; middlings 18%; receipts 3171. pMiT.Anr-i.pina, October 19.—Cotton markot dull; middlings 19%. London. October 19, ovcLing — Bullion increased over XI,000,660.. Tallow 48s Gd. Pakis, October 19 —Rentes 67f 20c. Livr.ni'ooL, October 19, evening—Cotton closed at 9%@9% for uplands; Orleans 9%@10. Cotton on ship named at Havaunali or Charleston 9%- Tallow 67. THE NEXT GREAT ANNUAL GEORGIA STATE FAIR! WILL B3 HELD AT JX<£ ACON Commencing Monday, October 23d, and Continne for Eight Days. PRNATIi III A (HI SCALE! Hi Mona! M or Mail. | bank of discount, deposit and cot. LECTION! "ITtXCHANGE on Now York for sals at lowest cur- ExcSngo bought on New York. Philadelphia and ^Advances made on Bonds, Stocks. Cotton in store, or shipments of cotton to good Northern, Euro pean. Charleston or Bavaimah houeoa. Collections promptly attended to in all parts of the United States. , Our circulation is amply mterted by United State* Bonds. 1* 6. PLAKf., President. W?W.WBiaLEr. Cashier. angl6-tiioct28* CUBBEDGE & HAZLEHURST, I Bankers and Brokers MACON. GA. R eceive deposits, buy and sell ex change, gold, SILVER, STOCKS, BONDS I and Uncurrent Funds. Collections lade on nil Acceftsihle Points. CSyOiEco open at all hours of tho day. septl-lyr _ CUBBEDGE & IIAZLEHUKST’S SAYINGS INSTITUTION. I INTEREST FAID ON ALL SUMS FROM $1 TO $5000. O FFICE HOURS, FROM 8 a. at. to 6 r. »t. f ob8-t f ACJENCT' | Savannah Bank and Trust Co., MACON. I QAMTAL ONE MILLION DOLL.U#, all paid in I ADVANCES MADE ON COTTON. EXCHANGE BOUGHT AND JWH.P DEPOSITS RECEIVED, Ou which Interest will be Allowed, AS AGREED tTFOK. jan25-ly I. C. PLANT * MIN. Airh. THE FINET PARK AND BEST RAGE TRACK TREMENDOUS STOCK ON THE AMERICAN CONTINENT. SEIffl MUFHT EMIT* HALLS! GENERAL SMEWS NOW BEING RECEIVED BY 250 SPLENDID HOUSE COTTAGES! RQGSKS & BONN, And they are offered for sale FEARFULLY LOW. 810,000 IN GASH PREMIUMS OFFERED FOR FAST IIORSES-TROTTING OR RUNNING! Tho Fastest Horses in the North west and South ts be present. Superior Aocommod&tions for Stock. IN STORE 2,000 sks. Family & Extra Flour, 200 barrels Sugar, 300 bbls. Liquors of all kinds. I STOCK OF BACON AT PRESENT SMALL. GrU -/^UXTIO BTAKTD CAPABLE OF ACCOMMODATING FIVE THOUSAND PEOPLE' GRAND STATE REGATTAi Over $1000 in Cash Premiums! Boat Clubs invited from New York to New Orleans. Fifteen differ ent Clubs expected. River bank Terraced for Ono Mile. Ten thousand spectators can be seated on the | beautiful green-sward at ono time. JUST ARRIVED. 1100 l)l)k CHOICE BED APPLE?. ROGSSS & BONN. 7 tf THE COTTAGE, THE BEST COAL STOVE IN THE MARKET: CONSIGNEES PER JI. & XV. K- K. October 19,1871. Collins A L; D Good A Sons; Louis M Ditehby; F Corput; W H Horton; Seymour, T A Co; Truman A G; Anacreon A Son; P Fitzgora'd; Hardeman A B; Rogers A B: W I» Johnston; W W Laney; Bnr- dick Bros; Oiiver, D A Co; Small AG; B J Ander son. COTTON STATES LiTe Insurance Co. rHI.M'11'AL OFFICE, KACOX, GEORGIA' Authorized Capital 62,000,000 Guaranteed Capital 500,000 Deposited with State Comptroller for se curity of Policy Holders 150,000 tV. B. JonxsTox President. W. 8.. Horn Vice President. Gzo. 8 Obeaiu Secretary. J. W. Bunac General Agent. J. Meuceb Ghees, M. D Medical Examiner. W. J. JUiiii.n Superintendent of Agencies. C. F. McCay Actuary. INSURE ON ALL POPULAR PLANS, INSURE YOUR LIFE AT HOME. ALL ITS FUNDS INVESTED IN GEORGIA. ALL LOSSES PAID WITHOUT DELAY. IT IS MANAGED WITH ECONOMY. ITS POUCIES ARE NON-FORFEITING AF TER TWO YEARS. F. M. HEATH, Special Agent, jnlStf Macon. Georgia. THE LATEST STYLES —or— SILK H-A.TS, A fine lot jmt received by F. L. GROCE. sep26 tiluovl Hollingsworth block. CENTRAL CITY PARK SALOON. T BI3 SALOON will be opened, from this date, to all who visit tho Fair Grounds and need spiritual refreshment. Only the finest Whiskies, Wince, Ale, Porter and Beer, will be sold. To thoso who know me, my word will be sufficient. To thoeo who do not, I can only refer them to the old adage: ‘The proof of tho pndding,” etc. Reepectfolly, GEO* D. LAWRENCE, octltf Proprietor. P-fljaEY c£J CO., d**by buildixo, 325 west biltiuoee steer, WHOLESALE ruiterers and Gandy Manufacturers BALTIMORE, MARYLAND. cep22dAw6m* tzeks cish. VALIANT, JONES & CO., (Successors to Valiant A Jones), IMPORTERS AND DEALERS IN LAMPS, CIIAXDELIE11S, CHINA, TABLE, CLASS AND Ql’EEXSWARE, 4 SOUTH HOWARD STREET, BALTIMORE. eopmSldAOw TO BE PRINTED OK THE Telegragh, Express and Post-offices in full operation on tho ground, day and night, for the convenience | of Visitors! A HANDSOME COTTAGE With private rooms for accommodation of Editors and Newspaper Correspondents. Which has a reputation not equaled! IMPROVED IRON WITCH. Several other patterns, all guaranteed. GRAND BALLOON ASCENSION Evety day at Three, r. a. EDWARD PAYS ON The distinguished Pedestrian, from New York, will appear on Monday and Tuesday, October 23d and | 24th, and illustrate his wonderful powers of endurance which have excited the wonder and admiration of tho world. BOX and OFFICE STOVES, GRATES to suit tho demand, HOLLOW WARE, FIRE DOGS, SADIRONS, SHEET IRON, SHEET ZINC, STEAM rifE AND FITTINGS, BABBITT METAL. PIG TIN, PIG LEAD, SOLDER, KNOB AND PADLOCKS, WTj] STOn TABLE ^' D SOCKET CUTLERY, , | . WOOD AND WILLOW WAKE Full Line of HOUSE FURNISHING GOODS, Pressed and Plain TIN WARE. All orders promptly attended to. OLIVER, DOUGLASS A CO., Octl2 12t No. 42 Third street, Macon, Ga. Sixty-flvo First OTHER EXHIBITIONS OF R4i:E INTEREST AND MERIT Will be of daily occurrence throughout tbe we Prize Medals Awarded. THE GREAT Southern Piano MANUFACTORY. | WM. KNABE & CO. acASUFAcmuLns of CRA.VD, SQUARE AND UPRIGHT STREET CA.RS ! PIANO FORTES, BALTIMORE, MD. fpHESE Instruments have been beforo tbe pnblic X for nearly thirty years, and npon their excel lence alone attuned an unpurchatcd pre aninmcc, wmch pronounces them uneqn&lod, in Tone. Touch, Workmanship. And Durability. All our StiCABE Pianos have onr New Irn- E ived Ovebstsuko Scale and the AoUAl t’K eblk. . t*vi“ We would call epecul attention to onr late Patented Improvements in GRAND PIANOS and I SQUARE GIIANDS, found innootherPi.no. whicli | briog the Piano nearer Perfection than has yet teen Every riano Fully Warranted for Fire Tears. , , C3“\Ye are by special arrangement enabled to Arrangements for Railroad and Steamboat transportation at half rales for Passengers and Freight j forrneh PARLOR ORGANS ana MELODEON8 of have been made with all the lines throughout the country from New York to New Orleans, and from °y«bc*ted papers, Wholesale and Retail, WiU take Passengers to and from the Park to any part of the City every fifteen minntes. FARE, ONLY TEN CENTS! SPECIAL PREMIUMS Are offered amounting to over $10,000. Five thousand dollars offered by one man! Chicago to Savannah. at lowest Factory prices. Illustrated Catalogues and Price Lists promptly I famished on application to i t j WM. KNA.BE A CO.. Baltimore. Md. ° r a, o ny our established agencies. octlsoodtkwGm ONLY $32 FROM NEW YORK TO MACON AND RETURN! I rpHE GEORGIA HOTEL PROPERTY, aitu&tol 1 A " um , euiate! y.mtront of tho l*a- = . urmin, Ga. Thia ia now conceded to bo the best opening for a largo hotel enterprise in Georgia, and lacks nothing but a little capital and enter- prise to mako it tho Test t’’.i ir.K rivnet in ' Twenty Thousand Visitors Expected Dally oilIthe Grounds! nience of transient guests.^ _ . I The I10U8O neods repair.-'> ! n.!‘ " I inability of the proprietor lo improve os the only reaeon for offering to sell. . Terms—Ono-third cash; ono-third first January next, and balance first of January, 18^ Addreea SEND FOR REVISED PREMIUM LISTS TO THE UNDERSIGNED. JAMES A. SMITH. Griffin or Montezuma, G.v aop27 tiloct23 W. A. HUFF, Mayor. OVER GAITERS IJT 0B sale by F. L. GROCE, HolliDgsworth Block.