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Telegraph & Messenger. THURSDAY MORNING. NOV. 1871. The Insurance Babble In Chicago. There is too much light-for some folks— being let In npon insurance metiers in Chicago, end how that particular business was earned on In some Instances in that fast city. Aooord ing to a detailed statement in the leading col umn of the Chicago Time*, nine men of great wealth in Chicago, together with others who seem to hare followed their lead with disgrace ful alacrity, oondocted the business of one of the largest inanranoe companies in that city with the moat reckless disregard of the interests of their customers, and solely with an eye to their own emolument The Company was or- ganized air tees yearn ago, with a capital of 9200,000, but of this ann only fire cents on the dollar were paid in—in other words the Company began business on a capital of $10,000; It immediately insured vast amounts of pro perty. and in a few yean had assumed risks of millions; after the Lake street fire of 1856 the remainder of the capital was "made up from the earnings of tha Company;’’ and it has tinoe divided, upon the original investment of $10,000 the handsome cum of $1,800,000. The risks held by this Company at the time of the lata disaster in Chicago amounted to $3,000,000— and the total assets are $400,000! The remain der of the anm of $1,800,000 has gone into the pockets of the corporators. Here is a plain story, told with great circumstantiality by a leading Chicago journal; and it will serve both as an illustration of the utterly reckless man ner in which some of the insurance companies have transaotod their business, and as a warn ing to Companies snd State Superintendent* for the fature. Bollock’s object. The Atlanta Sun says Bnlloek's idea ia to oorne back at the bead of a military foree, sus pend the writ of habeas corpus and atop Legis lative investigation into hia performances. Evidently the Bute of Georgia must bo in an Inrarreotionary condition when a loyal Gover nor baa to seek personal safety in leg bail! Betides all this, Georgia, if abe votes at all in the next Presidential election, is not going to give a loyal vote. If Bullock will give Grant a Champagne Bath or two out of the contingent fund, he may bring him to this view of the matter. Who knows? Agricultural Appointment*. We are requested to announce the following appointments of Mr. Samuel Barnett, Commis sioner of the GeorgiaSUt* Agricultural Society: Mills’ Creek Academy, Bullock county, Thurs day, November 2; Springfield, Effingham coun ty, Saturday, November 4; Jonesboro, Clayton county, Saturday, November 11; Irwinton, Wil- kinaon oouuty, Tuesday, November 14; New- nan, Coweta county, Thursday, November 30 LaGrange, Troup oouuty, Deoember 2 Papers friendly to the object of Mr. Barnett's tour and to the oanse of agrionltnro, generally, will please copy. ______ Organization of the General Aksciii- wy. Both Monies organired yesterday. The Senate elected non. L. N. Trammell, Presi dent; lion. U. B. Minton, President pro tem; T. W. J. Hill, Secretary; G. Whit Anderson, Doorkeeper; A. J. Cameron, Meesenger. The Honae elected Hon. James M. Smith, Speaker; Chief Clerk, James- D. Waddell, of Marietta. There was a very general gathering of all the clansmen in Atlanta yesterday. TUB GEORGIA BRENS , Judge Iverson L Harris prints a card in the bore »hose Feus tike piece this week. It was | Federal Union of l-raday. rejmiog to have his | ‘One Vast Camp/ Our correspondent “Jarno,” reviewing the situation in Europe to-day, says The lata Franco-German war has had the ef. feet of transforming all Europe into one vmat I name used as s candidate for United S:ates Sen- I week, but at the last moment notice was given camp, as, naturally enough, the Prussian mill- a tor, because of the disabilities by Federal leg- I that it would be eontinned during the present iaiation nnder which he rests, and ei-o tip: 2£ ^i K ra Wa7OT^e^'m‘ra m me I the opinion that it ia unwue ,0 elect any I are kept away. If Macon ‘intended to have a country capable of bearing arms a soldier on a j person to Congress who cannot take the oaths I local Fair of her own separate from that of the peace footing. The numerical strength of field I required by existing legislation. " * * * t ™ T ^ c Vr r has acted i D j NEW ADVERTISEMENTS. strict gixxl f«itb and comity towards her neigh— I _ W. H. MIDDLBTON & CO., Bov. Dr. O. L. Smith preached hia farewell I ‘be beginning. State Association she should have so stated from I and landwehr forces of the Empire will thus be I sermon at BU Luke’s Church, Columbus, last I *bi» complaint comes from the Augusta Con- j 7 Sunday night. stitutionMist of Tuesday. We are not exactly The German military force is also immensely When a Coiambus lawyer wears peg shoes, “ tb "‘" d *”’ “ y bnt ha ™ “° he f t * b0 . n increased 5 and France, ataggenng under peon- paper collars, rad one of hia shoes ha, a patch, »■ •“bog .hat .11 you clearly lose by this , clary exhaustion, ta^trrorganizing a vast i(U. sure sign he la not making $5000 a year. broa°h of faith, so called, the city of Macon army. Across the Channel, Great Britain re-1 So one of them of twenty years’ standing says. I wlU cheerfQ 7 maka n P to J on - 80 don t fret J sounds with the clash of arms. We are told that every oompray, battalion and regiment baa been brought np to the fall was standard, and The Sandersville Georgian has this handsome | OTer “J lo °g* r - notice of the lata State Fair: The Great State Fair, of which the people great stores of military munitions are aocnmu- have heard so ranch, is over. We insert the KtUfthe magazfnes and arsenals. I — ■"* ^ tbe °° C “° n Civilized Europe, in short, is arming for Wzstzex asd Atlantic Km-nnia Co., Pbeudzxt’s Omcz, Atlahts, Ga., October 31, 1871. 1 AND GROCERS, 332 MAIN STREET, LOUISVILLE, KENTUCKY. ry customers and friends through Georgia and jLvJL Alabama will please address me at Louisville, to die care of my house, above named. I will be I in Louisville this season, and will give personal at tention to all orders. no2 It J. W. FEARS. DISSOLUTION. Treasurer of I T'HE firm of L L. Harris & Co., wholesale and I 1 JL retail dealers in Drugs, Chemicals, eta, is this word great because tne occasion ae.serves iu i n v r Annin- Skit* Tr Georgia, yea the South, and perhaps the North. Dr l*- j* f** P***""*- * (to«r own people say so,) never saw it equaled S “ _I 70x1 h J tha Tr general fray when there is really nothing better I before byauy one State. Umagraiuintccet*. I this Company twenty-five thousand dollars in day dieolved by mutual consent-Dr. I. L Hams, fl-u, about ib«t» mere national aoarandae- I ■** • Georgian we are prond of it; as an Amen- cash, the rental due the State for the present retiring. The business will be continued at the I can citizen we are gratified. Visitors from other I „ - . , same stand by C. J. Harris and H. J. Peter, under mont! Wo say there ia not a grievance or a SutM oonoedo Q^gu ^ borne off the mo “ Ul “ 0ctober ’ FIea “ 8end m » 0)8 the firm name of Harris A Peter. eons belli afloat beyond what is suspected or pUm. Georgia, * few years ago one vast field reoeipt from the Comptroller General for the apprehended from the imputed designs of dy- of desolation rad rain, her children penniless, amount Very truly, etc., - lai—I-**-a——a—«—* — v—k _;,h I Joseph E. Beown, President W. 4 A. R. B. Co. Compieolleb Gestbal s Omcz,'* Atlanta, Ga., October 31,1871. > No. 661.—Received of W. C. Morrill, Treas-1 Franco-German war, rad the resulting destruo-1 Court, at its late session, found two tree bills | S ^ a °I No. 561 of C. J. HARRIS, H. J. PETER. noetic smbition; rad in forwarding or opposing dispirited rad maimed, comes forth with renew- . . “ , , “ ed strength rad besnty, rad dazzles the world these, the wealth rad labor of the people is by thfi jadaitI7i enterprise rad handiwork of squandered upon huge accumulations of the ber noble sons rad lovely daughters, elements of human destruction rad misery. I The Savannah Advertiser, of Tuesday, says I Such is the immediate result of the great I the grand jury of the United States Circuit I Franco-German war, rad the resulting destine- Court, at its late session, found two tree bills lion of the European balance, and just such we against Collector Robb of that port The nature ° 1601 4 said It would be more than a year ago. | of the offense ia not specified, however. | T ’ ** P® 1 wnuleate, Tbe News, of Tuesday, says: The Condition op Mb. Adodst John.—Mr. tying and vivifying agency, affected to discover I August John, who was attacked by negroes on in this destructive straggle new hope for the Sunday evening Ust, an account of which was “ _ . . 1 in published in yesterday s News, is still uncon- futnre and new guarantees of popular liberty I ^ eltremely p recari0D3 oondj. rad progress. It seems to us if liberty and tfon. He received two blows, one on the side and the popular welfare ever work out any goal the other on the top of the head. Eia skull is ’Wntirp fiitvr TW p. TO rs .nf.m.i ,~nria«. it can onlv terribly crashed. A numberof pieces have been -WOUCe, Gliy lay rayeTS. Z extracted, and the brain is oozing out The T AM instructed by Council tn notify all parties I be through tho lessons of a bitter experience in I we 3pQ n which was used by the assassins is an X due the city for tazre, that the came must be I -nTmiTTl 0 flfi Jfl TinfllT nmnTITl suffering. These may eventually goad a peo- iron bar about three feet in length and nearly P»idby tbe 15th tost., and that no farther time will U U k L Xj jjjj JJ U k V'I'llllU nle to the noint of demanding from their Balers I an inch thick. Mr. John is nnder the medical | T _ | JJ UiLLLLt IX UUi IJ JJUUA UiUillii said it would be more than a year ago. That class of philosophers who see In every storm of human passions some wonderful puri- N. L. Angier, Treasurer. Madisox Bell, Comptroller General. November 1st, 187L In retiring from the ding business I would res- I pectfully ask my friends snd patrons to continue I their euppoit to the new firm, whom I cheerfully I recommend in every way worthy of their confidence. I novl 2w 1. L. HARRIS. 1 DRESS-MAKING. M BS WILLIAMS, No. 13, COTTON AVENUE, I has Just returned from New York, and ia I I ready to receive orders for Dress-Making in all its I I departments. Thankful for the liberal patronage she has heretofore received from the ladies of Ma- oon and vicinity, she is now better prepared than | ever to serve them acceptably.oct!3 lm« NEW ADVERTISEMENTS NEW BOOKS some respect for bnmra life rad tappRm. in iSZFJI&tfgSL h P £ the adjustment of political questions. But ,j nger B day or so; but in the event, cay 1 then, on the other hand, at snch times tyranny I the physicians, that he does live, a dethrone- is doubly strengthened for self defence, and I ment of bis reason will certainly be the result of what chance his human liberty or ameliora-1 ib® murderous attack. CHAS J. WILLIAMSON, Treas. AUCTION SALE, By O. E. BESOBE, Auctioneer. tion amid tho triumph of mere brute foroe? The laws are silenced by the clash of arms.” There is a fatal antagonism between foree and I right The iron hand of war brashes aside all [ . . . .. 1 T WILL sell this day at 10 o'clock A. m., in front The Sandersville Georgian prints the name l|_ of my store, 87 Cbeny street, of several persons of that section who were “cleaned out” by pickpockets daring the Fair hero. Among them a lady from Irwinton of The Premium List. We oonld procure but a small additional in stalment of the Fair Premium List yesterday; but are promised the whole for nor next edition, when we hope to complete the publication. Tn Sxxzca Sandstone Business is prosper ing notwithstanding the dnll times. $2,067,- 865.94 value of it has been nsed on the pnblie buildings in tbe District of Columbia, since Gen. Grant took stock in the company. Let ns correct that statement. We mean the gov ernment baa paid that amount in dollars rad oenta for tha stone ; but the stone itself is said to have no value for building purposes—being too soft rad disposed to slack ud crumble long exposure to the atmosphere. It is stated in demoermtio circles that the great Radical Platform of 1872 will be constructed of Seneca Sand Stone upon a muck foundation and Grant will sit npon it chinking bis dollars. Ttrz Gband Dues Alius Alexaxdeovitoh, whose arrival in New York is daily looked for, is in his 22d year, rad the third surviving son of the present Russian Emperor. He is said to speak fluently in French, German and English, besides hia native tongue. He Is passionately fond of maritime life, snd has, in several in stances, displayed great ooolness and oourage in danger, and on one occasion rescued a young lady from drowning at the hazard of his own life. His virtues will now increase from dsy to day, at least in the newspapers. Fast or the Srons.—Tho Atlanta San, on the authority of Dr. Angier, states that although tho Brunswick and Albany Railroad is finished only to Albany, and poorly finished at that, that bonds for the fall length of the road, amounting In gross to $5,180,000, have been issued and have disappeared. They can’t be fonnd about the capltoL As section 4,355 of the Code makes such abstraction a penitentiary oilenoe, the philosophy of the grand Bullock Hegira can be understood. The Maoox Cotton Receipts for September and October, 1871, were 16,059 balsa. For the same months In 1670,they were 27,761—showing a decrease in the two months of 11,702 bales, or more than forty per cent. We suspect the de crease during the year will somewhat exceed this. The calculation among Intelligent plan ters is n falling off ranging between ono-h&lf and three-eighta—considerably nigher the former than the latter. OalaiN or the Chxcaoo Fibx.—The story of the oow kicking over a kerosene lamp in a stable, Is now prononneed a myth. The Herald says the fire was the work of City Roughs for tha pur pose of plunder, rad the Chicago Times says it was done by the Sodete Internationale, whose headquarters are at Paris. If the Communists intend to pnrify the world by fire they onght to give fair notice. A Luge lot of Bar-room Fixtures. nov2 It HE4DQUARTEB8 jpon HOR8FORD S BREAD PREPARATION. HUNT, RANKIN A LAMAR, v2 tf Druggists. BE SURE THAT YOU BURN SAFE OIL. W E ue headquarters tor questions of precedent, constitutional power § 75 > 803 Messrs. J. G. Brown and Mr. Frank- and persona! and vested rights as so many cob- Un . of Washington county. Gen S. P. Myrick, webs. It knows nothing but its own necessities I of Baldwin, was also a victim. -rad in respect to all moral and ethical ques- Tbe Griffln Btar of Tuesday says old man ,, , _ .,VV . ... . . .... I “Smith, of Batts, who lives on the line of tionsls fruitful of nothinglrat mischief rad des- B hermra’s “Grand March to tho Sen,” was traction. I called on to subscribe for the relief of the Chi* On the other band, as political intelligence I cago people. He subscribed a hundred bnndles becomes diffused among the masses, so does of fodder to the oow that kicked over the kero- their impatience increase of being made the 6lne Um P that bnrat °P 1116 modern Sodom - victims of mere schemes of princely ambition. We clip tho following from the Savannah What cares tho hnmble cotter whose home is News, of Tuesday: desolated by the hurricane of war, about court Tboublb at Bubke County.—We are permit- v „ f ted to make the following extract from a pri- intrigues rad schemes of dynastio glory of va te letter from Mobley’s Pond, Screven county, which ho ia the victim? Fhe people will become I trouble occurred in Barke county: impatient of being led or driven like beasts to I There is qnite s panic above here, among the the slaughter, and the sense of wrong is already I negroe^ The COMMISSIONER’S SALE, finding expression in those agrarian associa-1 ^ g T0 balls through Rice Heath, anogro, who X>Y virtue of a decree of the Honorable the Bu ttons which figure under the name of Intoma- | waa j^ng j n adultery with a white woman | D perior Courtof Bibb county, I will offer for tionale in France. The remedy they propose seems to be as vicious as the evils they com- to**"* whippedhw au seventy 1™.. door of ^ Baw Court-house in tho city of Macon, Dlain of • but it is in the nature of great wrongs B “® ® on *“ n0 ‘ JJ* n P yesterday. They treated 11 0 jj, 8 highest bidder, the lot on the corner of Wal-1 plain or om 11 is in ine naiuro 01 great wrongs another negr o (George Nessmitb) likewise, rad nnt and First streets in the city of Macon, whereon to provoke violent rad ill-jndged counter act-1 went np near Ellison’s Landing, (Lime Works) I the colored Methodist Church lately stood. Sale to | ion. Tbe Paris Commnne displayed their hor- | killed another negro by shooting him, and took be mads subject to the confirmation of tbe preaid- WESTS EXTRA NO. 1 KEROSENE OIL. HUNT, RANKIN A LAMAR, Druggists. nov2 lawida ror of war, by declaring the universal brother- •““^er negro off, who has not been heard of tog Judge cf eaid Court. Terms of aria < hood of the human race, rad by violent assaults They stop^'at^W^ store, bought whis- [ on the momontoes of French military glory. k y> and, in answer to the question by Brigham, The book of human fate may yet open a fright-1 where they were from, replied, “Hell! radmost fnl page growing out of this inexcusable saori- 5? ba ?^ before day.” Some of them were not lice of human life, love rad labor on tho altar d.sgu. 9 6d,but were perfect strangers to Brigham, of mere dynastio ambition. Such diabolical conduct as this should bo m- I punished by Judge Lynch without waiting Hoist by Tlicir Own Petard. | e jther for State or Federal law to interfere. The Wilds of Africa—for Boys 82 60 Spark of Genius—Kellogg 125 Resurrection of the Redeemed—Boggs 125 New edition of Yam Slick—Illustrated 125 The Battle of Books—By Gail Hamilton 160 What the Man Saw, and other tales 2 60 A Lost Life—By Emily Moors 160 The Philosophy of Eating—Bellews 2 00 Off fortho Sea 160 American Wonderland 160 The Orphans of Glen Elden 90 | Spurgeon’s Gems 160 Folle Farine 2 00 Josh Billings’ Fanners Allmtaax’ for *72 SO Nast’s Illustrated Almanac, for ’72 30 Overland, by J. W De Fuest X 00 Lady Judith, by McCarthy 125 Birth and Education—Schwartz 100 Fire in the Woods 1 60 Betides a frosh vanety of other books too numer- | ous to came. Call rad see our stock. Any book sent free cf I A. D. WXEZLOCK- WHEELOCK Sc STARK, Successors to Soutbwick A Wheeled?, WHOLESALE DEALEH3 XX BOOTS &. SHOES, I No. 10 WARREN STREET, NEW YORK. • Marshall, Illc, Ga. | /GEORGIA, CRAWFORD OOUNTY.—W. G. VX Aultman sod Clayton Willmgham have each ilied to mo for exemption of personalty, rad I pass upon the same at 10 o'clock A. u. on the 16tb day of November next, at my office in Knox- I and onr P°°P ,e beforo 1118 l»yoneta oomo, | "“02»•‘° b0r S1 ' 187t ^J. w. AVANT, Ordinary. 1 I. Ik! Shonld get even with the wretches in a sum- ^ vnm B. b. stabk. postage on receipt of annexed price. J. W. BURKE A CO., No. 60 Second street Cl o (J) in 0 0 z 0 CD H H m m We find the following in tho Montgomery There can be no palliation, lot alone exense, Advertiser, o’f Friday: | for snc jj cr jmeR. They are injuring Georgia I beyond tbe power of language to express. If I To the Republican* op Hontoohebt County. The undersigned, who claim to be the proper . .. . . - . . - - Republican ^ndidatea for tha several Sonity we * ro to haT8 b ^ onet “ d tomdenff law to offloes, hereby state that we believe that the grind onr people as it is grinding those of South disturbances at the primary meetings, which Carolina, such occurrences will bring it about, CHBOMOS REDUCED PRICES! leaders of the secret organization known as the National Guard; that Messrs. Strobacb, Robin-1 maty manner, son, McDnffie and Jackson are, or have been all members of thst organization; that *«,„ , _ , have at every meeting denounced any snob or- I x ' ews 01 Aucsaay; ganization; thst we have good reason to believe p EOBGIA, CRAWFORD COUNTY—James B. I vT Johnson baa applied to me for exemption of I T'vESIRING to reduce our largo stock of PIO- I pereonalty. and I shall pass upon the name at my J J TURKS—some of which was exhibited at the I We clip the following from the Savannah I 0 ft5co, in KnoxviKo, on tho 16th day of November late Fair—we offer for the next next, at 10 o’clock A. 11. J. W. AVANT. nov2 3t* Ordinary. The Leader op the Negbo Beioaxds Cap- Bakrr I*o»tj>one<l SncrltTs Male. W II.L be sold before the Conrt-boose door in I the town of Newton, Baker county, on the tixat said organization pledges its members to I tubed.—Some time since, as many of our res-1 oorrapt the ballot box and the jury box; that it dam will remember, some lawless negroes made tbresiens the right of land owners in this conn- <m outrageous attack upon peaceful travelers on ty to the peaceable possession of their property; the Louisville road, of which we made mention Tneed»y to December nexkwiihin the Iraal I that we demand a judicial investigation into the ®t the time. Warrants were promptly issued | b ° ara .° f S? 8 I oharacter, membership and designs of said or- I for the arrest of the offendei ganization; and thst we have been threatened I in that direction have proved with personal violenoe, snd with interference terdsy. Officer Kauffman, getting wind of the with the rights guaranteed to us by the Gonsti- fact that Wm. Mack, the leader of tho outlaws, tution of the United States at the bands of mem- was in tho city, set to work to effect hia arrest. to^hat*direction have Droved'at fault ZSAgXF&iSSt in that direction have proved at fault until yes- perty po iQted out by 8 . R Loete,.. DAVID McMUBRY. Sheriff. Thirty Days, Onr etock at very low prices. Now is the time to | secure pictures at REDUCED BATES. - novltf J. W. BURKE A CO. rpAYLOR SHERIFF SALES.—Will be sold beforo . ___ ber* of this organization—all of which we think I By some circumstance the officer was directed I JSftJf&SSrtToSSS’iSISl I POR S ALL. . we are able to show before any proper judicial to too market, when, to! rad behold, the first cembernext, the following properly to-wit: 7 I T f ? r m Y boautiful Horgra Mare I tribunal Chahles F. Booty. I man he met was the identical personage for Lot of land No. 18 tin theltth District of orivintlly I »Inch received the premmmatthe Fair aa the I whomhe was searching. Mack was arrested Muscosee. now Taylor county, containina Sr2',i warn I b*® 1 fouryear old Maro on exhibition. Alsoanow and carried before Justice Ehincer When SS2!£*!5t f 1 ”!?*- 8 " “ too.proportr of Samuel I and elegant Park PhEton, sold _eepsrately or to- and carried before Justice EUinger. When I BS5=g. 1 gether.' ^ „ questioned by hia Honor, he stated that he perior Courtof aaidconrt.in iarorofofficeiaof Court I Terms very reasonable, merely meant fun by what he did; but, of I JJ- Samuel Montgomery, and two tax fi. la. vs. S. I octSl 3t* course, he can make all that apparent to the Chables F. Scott, S. Oomx, J. B. Townsend, J. O. Keteeb Montgomery, Ala., October 26, 1871. This “NatfShal Guard.” be it known, ia an , . when he h ^ as . high V aym an. intensely Radical semi-miUtary organization, ^ prisoner was placed in jail to a and its leaders are men who were initiated into I legal examination. the “Loyal League” by Keffer and others, whom I Politics at Cherokee Hill.—A large politic it now seeks to crash. It embraces s largo mi- ^ barbecue under too name °<[•• stored pie- I fiST ioritv of tho Radical party of Montgomery 1 W8S held on yesterday at Cheros.^so IDU, m | Levied on as the proparty of V» m. Anderson, to *at>s- 1 7 . pany ^ I this county, at which there was a largo attend-1 fy fi. fa. inued from the bupeiior Court if laid conn- county who are negroes, and who were bound | ance c [ suffrage slmgors, under the presidential I tr in tavor 0 f L. M. Spear vi. Wm, Anderson, together against tho whites by Keffer and his direction of the irrepressible Double A. Bradley. No! H*r?5thDi"trict !f & ! SlitaiyVu™ BOOTS AND SHOES, T» f lor county. Levied on ajtao.pioperty of W. | -pj* AND-MADE and of superior quality, just re-1 • await a now Taylor county. Levied on astho property H. Welker, egent for Mrs. A. A. Walker, to e I tax fi. fit. vs. W. H. Walker, agent Mr*. A. A. Wi I Alao at ihe seme time and place, lot of lane. - 712. in tho 13th Dietriet of originally Muscogee, now . ceived, by oct31 tf F. L. GROCE, Hollingsworth Black. > 0 0 z VI 0 m 0 H 0 noT2tdi L. HILL. Sheriff. fellow carpet-baggers in midnight oondave, rad It will be seen from the preamble and resolu- TV AKER SHERIFF S SALE.-Will be told on tbe . „ , I tions, which area strange admixture of the -D first Tuesday in December next, beforo the by the formula of the most horrible oatos not anfl ridiculous, that tho BMttog Wo”,S’ I more than three short years ago. Then they nominat e3 U. a Grant for President, Joseph Bth D'Jtrict Jflrid^VuG° ta LmSd were altogether lovely, and the only loyal peo- I E. Brown for Governor of Georgia, and Hon. from Daugherty bnperior Court—^William H.Oakmtn pi. at the Sonth, because they put Keffer A Co. ZS&teXgg%£££?£&« I FOR SALE. I Secocd-hsnd WALL TENT, 14x14—good as new. I Alio, one 8HOW CAaE—not as good as new. Inquire at once. D. O. HODGKINS A SON, Dealers in Guns, 69 Mulbedry st. Macon, Ga. in offloe. But they have found out a good many ®h®erfally left by ourcolored brethren to be ou t by Yuan A Davis, ■uouutuu.u,,™ uuuu out,» J filled in any way the balance of the voters of toe 1 ' things sinoo then—among others that they have Union, State and District may see proper. The a* much right to too offices as K. A Co. and are I six colored Custom House ‘ scalawags cheated the whites, wherefore Keffer A Co. raise their voices in this tuneful howl. DAVID MoMURRY.Sheriff B. L. HENRY & BROS. W OULD respectfully call the attention of their I old customers rad friends to tbe fact that I they have resumed business at their old stand on I determined to have them if necessary, even by I to ihe preamble, will doubtless follow tho lead I do win tho town of Knoxvillo. on tho first Tuafdiy in hands full supply of everything that ia found in a I , J I of the retiring Collector of Customs, and resign I December next, lot oflaad No. 5Z inthe lecond diitrict I MEAT MARKET, such as fine Tennessee Beef, the I the same means that toe carpet-baggers and | t 8 6 of ongmUlyaotuten now Crawford county, eontain- beet of Tennessee Pork, Bologna Sausagos, Potk w . ,, __ . 8auesges,SmokedPorksWs,HoghesSCheese, , KtmbaU House was turning away guests ?2^'cur5,h!'-up t ri“(S B „^of Cra^omVumr- ^ Pork Sanaages a specialty. And It ____ |_ I Tuesday night Thought that house never got I John <L Uolb.rt, adminittrator do bon i non, ate., on “T?* 8 *} 1 •b® have not tried them to give them a I If ever engineers were more signally hoist by b the .cute ofW.H. Uarris, deceased. vt-Coineiiui c. ®alL Theirmotto is to please, and they are pleased, their own petard,_ws have not heard of it Now | fto- _ _ _ | WhitttoztoiLPrincipal.aBd JameeN.Mathew*,»oeu-| Theirstall atthe General Market is also kept ^well | supplied every morning with the best let them call on Grant rad see whether he will I The Atlanta Georgian of yesterday say3 toe I rity. IVoperty pointed ont by plaintiff handle these Kn-kl ox as he has those of South new suits of tho members of the Legislature [ ■ — —— 1 p-p nrFRTFS rPrif'F'PTF^ I Carolina. Wo’U wager something handsome . . 1,. n. rj.^9 EQIA - MACON COUNIY.-Whereas. }l n . GROCERIES. GROCERIES that tho “National Gird” is a Grant organiza- bavobeen worn threadbare already by the VxOmfada Quinn, adminutratii* of the «t.t. ofLrn ssekanew crop BioCoffee, I tion, warp and filling, and that all Keffer and rambling fingeraof candidates for office. fife'd ri.‘.°b« 150 300 caaasoew. Cove Oysters, h « friends WlU get for their pains if they com- Tebeob in the Backwoods.—We learn that ministered , aiJ e!Ule : Tbi* ta tberafote, to cits and plmn to him, wiU be the most conspicuous con- ^ 6teatQ ^ of Me8sr3 . Porter * Bat]er 5s creating terror in the eonntry, eighteen and Kfjj'tiS l S&d5^!taJ«l5fwn , ' iJ * rar ' twenty miles below this city. Country people I ° o:!3 °t JNu. L. PARKER, Ordinary. Gonerwl \ onng for V. S. .Senator. 1 t wenty miieo below this city. Country people ^ ~ py . v: ^!*_^ t ?„5 8a t t _ P ^_“" 8 _.“l ar8 aIarm8d . thinking some wild varmint u roaming around seeking whom it may devour. Jewish Rabbi.—A Jewish Rabbi from Jeru salem, passed through here Tuesday on ronte for article on this subject from tbe Washington Patriot, tbe Democratic organ at the National capital. Tbe Telzobaph axd Mzssenoeb, In Hrs Element.—Attorney General Aker- man appeared aa prosecutor in the Yorkrilto trials last Saturday. If Akerman can be hap py, he was bliaaful on this occasion. To en gineer negro testimony against Southern white women snd men, was s labor of love suited to the temper snd disposition of “Master Attorney General." we have heretofore said, has no special candi- AnRUsta, soliciting contributions for the re dates for ray named position, bnt it would re-1 building of Jerusalem. gard tho snocess of General Yonng as a recog-1 A Busy Day.—Sheriff Harris was busy yester- nition of personal and public qnaUties that ^ levying upon all the property he could „ , I find belonging to H. L Kimball. We are not i should always command a premium. He has advjsed althe present writing toe amomit of few or no political prejudices to overoome, is I properly levied on. We learn that the fine car- moderate In his views, and stands sqnare on all I riage and piano of Governor Bullock was attach-1 FOR SALE. OH A bushels Choice SEED WHEAT, jCVU 200 bushels BARLEY, novl 6t For sale by JUST RECEIVED ON CONSIGNMENT, AND FOB SALE, 4 AA ban els IRISH POTATOES, JLU V A large lot B ICON, 50 dozen CHAIRS. novl tf COLLINS A HEATH. FOR RENT. 200 barrels refined Sugars, 200 boxes Cream Factory Cheese, . 1U0 hhds. Western rad Tenneeeee Bacon. I 25 tierces S. O. rad Pig Hams, Beef Tongues, Dried Beef, S. O. Breekfast Ba- I con. Mackerel, Bhad rad White Fish. Large lot of I Bagging ud Ties. Onr stock ia daily replenished I with ail the leading articles, and will be told at I small profits _ _____ - Como rad eee us, if you want good goods and I h- "RICE. [ good bargains. ' novltf SEYMOUR, TINSLEYA.CO. tho great issues of the dav. He has youth I ^ t0T debt - The carriage, it is said, was being I O STORES rad one office room, in Waahiogton * * I font TAfinY? fn? ehinmonf I _• Tllnslr \fnlKav-v afraiif in.tv Kstzaxowski Axszstzd. — The Savannah News of Tneedsy says thst on Friday Deputy United States Marshal Freeman, arrested Gen. W. Krjzyzanowski, Supervisor of Internal Rev enue, on a charge of embezzlement On Sat urday K. gave bond in the sum of $10,000. Other arrests, it ia said, will bo made. Awozwaa Sncuxanoa Aroor.—The Boston Post intimates that this uncommon severity in harrying the Mormons rad forcing them to fly toe oonntiy, leaving their goods rad chatties rad money rad property behind them, opens one of tho moat promising veins of speculation to the cabinet which has yet been disclosed. Satannah sqpnts to be almost in a state of zeige by parties of negro brigands who patrol too approaches to the city and rob and maltreat travelers on the highways. Tbe triumph of Lowery’s gang in North Carolina, affords great euooursgemsnt to similar loyal organizations in other parts. Duieiu. Tuadz Makes.—A Washington talegram to the Savannah Advertiser, of Toes- day refreshes our loyal soul with the following story: " A Itoston boot rad shoe firm, which has an extensive Northern Republican trade b^rei son of ita loyally, lately hit upon a plan vaneo their trad mg South. ’Key mventad i sort of square-toed boot in the leg of which was impnn'ed the likeness of General Robert E. Lee, and this waa to go into the general Southern market A fine boot waa then made in whioh was the piotnre of Stonewall Jackson alao imprinted in the boot leg, and this waa in', tended especially for Virginia dealers. The fins then applied for a patent at the offioe here on their trade marks. The examiners to-day decided that the application oonld |not be granted, on the ground that these trade marks tended to encourage disloyalty in the South. The firm have taken an appeal to the Commia- on bis side, too, which, in these days, mean9 great deaL Bat hear the Patriot: got ready for shipment. In the Field.—The engineer corps of the Atlantic and Great Western Canal has been or- J?VboARDMAN. Gf ^tick applies Genual Youko or Gzobgia.—Onr Georgia ganized, rad entered toe field yesterday at Du- advioea give us to understand thst General lath. Wo learn thst they will survey the main xonngs friends baYe determined to nse his line of the canal throngb Atlanta. The work name in the forthcoming contest before the goes bravely on. next Legislature for United States Senator. In this appreciation of General Yonng by bis fel low-citizens of Georgia, we are glad to note tbe assurance of their satisfaction—a satisfac tion deservedly secured—with his oonrse, not only as Representative in Congress from the Seventh District of his State, bnt also as a member of the “Resident Congressional Com mittee,'’ and in his more comprehensive capacity as a member of the Democratic party of tho «oonntry. Aware, as we are, of General Young’s claims upon his friends and upon the party in Georgia in connec tion with his political services, we avail ourself of this occasion to wish for him that suc cess in his contest before tbe Legislature of Georgia for Senator which ho has substantially earned for his fidelity to principle and devotion to the beet interests of the Democraoy. We have been not inattentive spectators, here at the seat of the Government, of Gen. Young’s course in Congress, and in view of the confidence and partiality which his people exhibit in thus bring ing him forward for one of the highest offices, if not the higheat office, to which a citizen of a State may aspire at the hands of his fellow-citi zens, we recognize the fact that his conduct here as a Representative in Congress has met with that substantial vindication at home which at once the best evidence of the capacity, in tegrity and devotion of a pnblie servant, and of his fitness for any higher sphere of dnty to which his constituents may desire to call him. having, therefore, commanded this confi dence as a member of the Democratic party. State and National, and an active advocate of Democratic principles, General Young's claims upon the Georgia Legislatnre can be safely left in the hands of his friends. There are many dibUngaiabed Georgians who wonld fill tbe seat * r fiau«d States Senator with dignity to them ivea and with credit to their State. From the ranks of these patriotic and worthy citizens the election of General Young for United States Senator would, we foel oonvinced, meet with the hearty approbation of the party. BOARD. A FEW persona era be aeoc board ud lodging, by immediate application, at tbe Urge brick building on tbe corner of First and Fine etreete. octTtf We quote as follows from the Rome Courier PRIVATE BOARD AXD LODGING, of lnesdsy: United States Soldiebs fob Pbyobs Station. —Lientenant H. O. B. Darison of 24 Infantry with fifteen men passed through Rome yester- I AM prepared to accommodate two or three gen tlemen on liberal terms. Rooms with private entrance, placing oecuprate nnder no restraint in , going rad coming at late hoars. Residence, ccr- d»y on their way from Atlanta to Pryors Sta- I ner Pint and Pino streets. I can bo seen during tion. We presume they are to be stationed st at M. * „ some other plaoe, because it has been entirely . 0031 ^ J. W. BLACKaH-AB. quiet, so far as we know, in that vicinity. Refcozes.—We have received calls from j quite a number of gentlemen from South Coro- llna, who visit our country in the search of a I refuge and a home. We kindly weloome them ^totn A Bates. Bsankful for the ltberti patron to our midst. Our hearts and onr homes are " ..... open to them, but we fear that a refuge is not NOTICE. W E have this day associated with us in our r FRESH ARRIVALS; I OH boxes Florida Oranges, 25 barrels Red Ap-1 | jC\t pics, 5 barrels Tennessee Eggs, 20 barrels I k Flour, 50 boxes new layer RaisinB, 301 tuba Goehe.1 Batter, 20 exsee Sardines, 2000 sacks I choice Flour, 50 Backs seed Bye sad Barley, 600 I sacks eeed Oats, for salo by novl tf SEYMOUR, TINSLEY A CO. MITCHELL COUNTY—W. L. Bos-1 .. os tome for exemption of personalty, I rad I will pass upon the same on the 8th day of I November, 1871, at my office in Camilla, by 101 ■ -- This October 8, 1871. ■ H. O. DASHES, Odn’y. JUST IN, A LCT of Fat Tennessee Dressed Turkeys. | Call early, before they are all sold. J. H. ANDERSON A SON, oot28 tf No. 10 Hollingsworth block. TAILORS WANTED. W ANTED immediately—two or three Journey man Tailors. Apply at the oct!9tf KPOTSWOJD HOTEL OFFICE. SITUATION WANTED. Family Grocery, Mr. Ik L. Bates. The bus- I T>Y a Lady of extensive experience as a Teacher I will be conducted under the firm name of I JL> or Honeekeeper. Can give unexceptionable I Hi 13" CD tr 5 p (R CD P P PL o p- CD in O K S* o p i-3 H t-H P H o C| in K M* p CD m c* S CD FIRST FAIR. II GRANDEST FAIR OF THE STATE, TO BE HELD IN THE CITY OF SAVAIM, C0MSIgs fl j November 21st, and continuing five days. Every Attraction! Every Accommodation! MOST LIBERAL PREMIUMS EVER OFFERED. —GRAND DISPLAY— OF NORTHERN STOCK, MANUFACTURES AND MACHINERY THE STEAM PLOW IN OPERATION Erv r i A GRAND TOURNAM WILL BE ONE OF THE FEATURES OF THE OCCASION. DURING THE WEEK THE LAST REGATTA OF THE SEASON WILL TAKE PLAL SPLENDID EXHIBITION OF STOCK OF ALL KINDS. COTTAGE STABLES ON THE GROUNDS. MAGNIFICENT DISPLAY OF MANUFACTURES. AMPLE ARRANGEMENTS FOR MACHINERY, ETC. RAILROADS AND STEAMBOATS will carry passengers and articles for ONE FAKE EVERY INTEREST WILL EE REPRESENTED, FROM CANADA TO FLORIDA. PREPARATIONS HAVE BEEN MADE ON THE GRANDEST SCALE. GO AND EXAMINE THE EXTENSIVE STOCK OF BOOTS AND SHOE! At No. 86 Cherry Street, Macon, Ga. JACOB 8CHALL, H AVING received his extensive FaU stock of BOOTS rad SHOES, takes pleasure in aanomdai hia patrons, and the trade generally, that he ia fully prepared to serve his customers with eil thing in hts line, from tho common Brogan to the finest French Boots and Gaitera. Having purdah direct from the manufactories, ho can offer superior inducemente in prices, and bo has neglected i opportunity of sustaining his weU-earned reputation for superiority of goods. He would farther announce to the trade, and eepedaUy to shoemakers in Macon and vicinity, -its; t has on hand a large supply of Leather and Findings, with which he can eerve them at rates that will *1 vorably compare with those of any Southern establishment. Their attention is particularly called to tl fact that he can furnish Leather cut to aU sizes, crimped Fronts, Bootlegs ready-fitted Uppeimti kinds, otc., at a very small margin. In the Custom Work department, he still employs first-class, superior workmen, and his cuetons era be supplied, now as over, with Boots rad Shoes, of the finest French calf-skin and tho most rate workmanship, at short notice. JACOB SCHALL, sep!9 3m 86 CHEBRY STBEET, MACON, GEORGIA LAWTON t WILLINGHAM. SUCCESSORS TO LAWTON & LAWTON, COTTON FACTOKS Warehouse auti Commission Merchants FOURTH STREET, MACON, GA. | JN Publishing our card, we claim nothing more for ourselves than a determination to do oi DUTY towards our customers. By strict attention to our business, rad studying the interest cl ot I patrons we have been able heretofore to give satisfaction, and now have no apprehension that all wl I will give ue a fair trial will continue to patronize onr house. angl6-3m LAWTON & WILLINGHAM. ERNEST PESGHKE’S Macon Standard Mean Time. H AVING perfected my arrangements to correct the slightest error in the time-keeping of nw itel Regulator, by the erection of an observatory rad one of the most approved TRANSIT INSTllCr I MENT.S, for the purpose of observing the meridian passage of tho sun and stars, I will be able to kH | the exact Macon mean time to within a fraction of a second. Especial Attention paid to the Repairing and rating or fine Watches, as well as I I kinds of new work mado to order. julyZMr T HOMAS U. CONNER, Cotton avenue, three doors from the now Coutt-honsm invites you to i the new goods purchased daring hie recent visit to Now York. In Gent’s Famishing Goods he t I a complete stock, embracing various Btylea of Shirta, in linen and cambric, of all bizes, for spittle < buttons, to open in front, or at the aide, or in the back. His arrangements are perfect for makingH epeeial orders for Dress 8hirte by measurement, rad he guarantees perfect satisfaction in ever? instance “The Paragon” shirt is his specialty. Collars ud Cutrs.lincn and paper, Neck Ties, Scarfs andBowe, o late styles, in all colors; the best stock of Underwear m the city, containing all wool, in white and sea> I let, meiino, Canton flannel and jeane.from which perfect fits can be had by men of all sizes; British acl merino superfine rad extra heavy Socks, a largo assortment of Handkerchiefs, Dressing Goircsf Shawls, Negligee Shirts, Cardigan Jackets, rad a large line of Gloves, including kids, in ail colors and cf I all sizes. In Trunks, Satchels, Valises, Umbrellas, Lunch Baakete, Tourists’ Trunk and Shawl Straps be displays an attractive stock rad asks attention to prices- The winter stock of Hats and Cap: it ahead of anything in the State, rad contains all the styles in felt, wool rad cloth, stiff Hats, of variori shapes ud colors, rad the lightest, handsomest rad most graceful pattern of the yonng man’s Bread way Silk Hat to be found. Men who have large heads will find a pretty stock of Hats in extra sizes; clot! eilk rad velvet Caps. Bemember he keeps the largest rad best stock of Hats and Caps for children ail boys. The variety of LADIES’ FURSlI I snd Mieses and Children’s Furs’ is very great, and the prices range from $3 to $100 per set. He siBipil asks you not to purchase such goods until you have seen hia stock, which embraces all kinds of Furs frcia all countries, mule with great care and trimmed elegantly. Prices will suit yon, and certain indnct| menta will be offered which are not customary, and which but few houses present. octlMi ■ ours to offer, as we know not how soon the tyrant’s wrath may burst upon our own beads. Killtu by the Cans.—We are informed that on last Wednesday or Thursday night a man by the name of Jorks Swords, was ruu over by the train, near the Alabama line, on the Selma, Rome apd Dalton Kailroad, and immediately killed. It ia supposed he was asleep on the track, and the engineer did not see him in time to stop the train. The Early County News says tho condi tion of the Blakely cemetery ia a disgrace to any civilized community. But explains it In another paragraph by the announcement that the “zigzig” polka is the newest agony on the Blakely turf just now. The News says: There ia a revival going on at the Baptist Church with increasing interest There have been several aoceaaiona to the Church, includ ing the two lL DetiW* of this offioe. The meet ing oommenced a week ago, and every night a groat many mourners orowd around the altar seeking to be prayed for. Prayer meetings are held every morning, and preaching everv day and night. We hope it will oontinue if—it will make the people do bdttr. age the old firm haa received, we respectfully ask | a continuance of same for the new one. novl St CORBIN & VIRGIN. particular 8 inquire at THIS OFFICE. Valuable Property for Sale. red I O* 1 toe first Tuesday in November next, will be j ioh.uu-u uj «sav- 8013 before the Court-house door in the city of ing information at Sonthweetern Railroad Offi.-e, to . dov!2i* jNO. H. DOUOHEBry. ioi? 15 J House ud Lot, fronting Walnut street STRAYED. A BUT HEADED Cow with a yearling, cow and white. The finder will be remuded by leav- BAR AND BILLIARDS. ‘THE GLOBE, 5 ON THIRD STREET, 137 feet and 161 feet on Seoond etreet. . One Lot adjoining, 70 feet front on Walnut street T'P'-Pr?- E tho Proprietorship of JOHN B. GRIF- WATCHES, JEWELRY, SILVERWARE. ETC. I am now receiving, FOR THE FALL AND WINTER TRADE, A fine selection of LADIES’ AND GENTS’ | M Swiss and American Watches OPERA, LUNTINE AND VEST CHAINS. | Handkerchief Rings, Lockets, Silver Forks and Spoons, and Cases for presentation purposes. Plated Tea Sets, Castors, etc., Plantation For Sale. A BARG AIN in a plantation, six miles from Ns- eon, can be had by calling on tbe nnderrigeex or Turpin & Ogden. The Bloom place, coDtaiwna 1,721 if acres, half rich creek lrad,l;ing on Tob‘*®1 kee Creek, the balance, pino land of good About 225 acres creek land are in a high et»M cultivation, as also upwards of 600 scree The improvemente are good rad ample. lands compare favorably with any in Middle GeoM gia. C. B. Callaway, Eeq., cultivated the place tju* year, rad I will be pleased to go over it and en^j the land rad crops to anyone wishing to par- * Terms part cash; time payments easy. _ p payments If not sold by the IStb of Dt place will bo for rent. oct7-tf , December, 1871, th^ J. N. SJaYMOCB- FOR SALK. I —running' back 26A’feeL^<»nUini^g''ee'voral ont- I G FIN, lias recently been beautifully frescoed I To which public attention ia respectfully i FARM of 450 Acres, (more or lose) of fertile buildings. | and decorated^and ia now fitted up with three of | E. J. JOHNSTON, 97 Mulberry at land, one hundred aud fltty in a high state of I Two lots 50 feet each on Second street, running 010 fiaeat BILLIARD TABLES in the city. fi n .1, A Ii ■ 1. • I. J ■ I L. .1* 10™ I ’ I ’ TI1*’ RID fa imnnli.J mill 11. n cultivation, the balance well timbered, within two | back 137 feet. All being the flouee and Lot formerly occupied qT J? r f. THE BAB ia supplied with the beat Wines, Li- j xathaf —* ‘ " The Baiubridge. Cnthbert and j by Gen. Howell Cobb. For terms, or purchase at ' %£k A PLANTATION FOB SALE, Uolomtu. railicud pateee throogU the trace. Ap- I private sale, or any other information, apply to liCCHANAN, l-atbbert. oral this angl7-td JOHN B. COM Call at the a pleasant hour. como. t can be had. eat Saloon in the Sonth and spend I prices.. WATCH WOBKI am prepared to have done in the beet manner, at abort notice rad at moderate E. J. JOHNSTON. novld&wtf _ BABY CASS. I WITHIN ONE-HALF 3HLE OF THE DEPOT AT I \T CZ URI>A, Jnat returned from Europe, takes I /^.EOBGIA, BIBB COUNTY.—Proposals will_be HE finee. areortment of Baby Caba rad Ter- FORT VALLEY V . great pleasure in informing his many friends I ,vX received UDtil the 11th day of November, 1871, MUSIC LESSONS. PROPOSALS. ambolalora Aver received in thl« city. For sale cheap by CABHABT A CCBD, FORT VALLEY, C ONTAINING about SSo acres of ltnd; 225 of I f or the Blind which ia cleared and to a good state of cnltiva- and patrons that he^ now ia ready to reenme hia | f°r building the bridge of tto^TobcaofkeeCreok on promptly attended ICE. ICE. ICE. ff'HE Micon Ioe Factory la nowrexdyto anp I ply ah demands for Ice. ?10 per ton of 200t pounds at factory—ill per ton on board the cars, j Valley. It ia a very desirable place and calf bo The above ar.- prices for one or more tone. I bough: at a reasonable price, if application is m " Sen i along year orders to I soon to WM. J. ANDEBSOX. ue;3-lm MACON ICE FACTORY, i oct 29 fit Fort Valley, Ga. tion, the balance of the land ia well-timbered. It haa a dwelling bonae. containing four or five rooms, rad other out-bail dings, also a gto-bouso and !******£—three-fourths of | T)Y a gentleman and lady of experience as Prin- am.la of the Chnrchea rad Academies to Fort JD cipal andMnaic Teacher in a good village or Tl SSA inti riin llA I ncioM.^.l A a a n -i° .. *f. , SITUATION WANTED. _ Ta *~~7r T,— .— j - i neighborhood school. Correspondence solicited. at & re *s<mable pnea. if apphcAtion ia made j Satisfactory references given and required. Address oct20 d2*w4w«fcwJt WEEKLY AMERICAN, TalbottODy Ga. right to accept or reject any bid. _ ., Proposals to be filed with tho Ordinary of said ! county. Flans and specifications will bo found on file in Ordinary’s office. O. A. THARPE, 1 D. T. DBIGGARS, r J- W. STUBBS, J OCt22td ■ County Commissioners. H AS now on hand an elegant assortment of Mjl lrnery Goods, Sash Ribbons. Aa epecialh ei :l I mention Real Loco in Valenciennes, Thread DuehentfS Lace, lieal Lace St-t.-* a: -l : I i:.g m tsizo from bmall to large. I..: f French Corsets. A large stock of Eine IJJVI Swans’ Down, and Zephyr Worsted. A fi n0 , 8t Lj| of Jet Gcocla and Fancy Goods- A weii - • / J ;>tock in Real and Imitation Hair Ciot d.-. an 1 ■• •• j different styles of Fancy Goods too Q 111110 ^ 0 ^ 3 ^ I mention hero. All orders promptly am-:; !• ; j Cotton Avenuo, under Riddle’s Photograph GaU®p* J Macon, Ga. oct!s« j