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Telegraph & Messenger. FRIDAY MORNING. NOV. 3, 1871. fVanU to Sell Ont. Tie press telegrams authoritatively annonnoe that Great nnli to sell oat his interest in the Senece Send Stone business. This is either in tended to bluff the teles about the enormous success of that speculation, or to raise heavier stakes for the great San Domingo enterprise. As a shrewd, money making man—with sharp and persistent eye to the main chance, Gen. Grant Is the first President who ercr illus trated the trading, thrifty and shifty spirit of the universal Yankee Nation. His worst ene mies are oompelled to admit that in pert of one Presidential term, be has accumulated a large fortune, while the whole line of Presidents from George Washington down, (Martin tan Boren only excepted,) went out of office poorer than when they went in. Jefferson and Jack, eon were sooh bad bands at trading and specu lation that eight years of the Presidency broke both of them- Jeff never got over it and died insolvent. Old Frank Blair loaned Jackson enough to go home to the Hermitage upon, and start afresh, and the old gentleman, who had a good farm, abboored debt and was a close econ omist, worked out at last. Either of them might have made millions, but you see they lacked the ability, or the disposi li on, or the taste to doit. They Sacked the shifty, handy, horse-trading turn of Grant, and in con- sequenee, the country bad to mourn over two grand old patriots with empty pockets and no balance to credit in bank. This spectacle, as Mr. Forney would asy, was "discreditable to the nation.” It seemed to lend oolorto that old stereotyped slender about the* ‘iogrstitude of Re- pabliot." Grant early determined to avoid this unfor tunate course. In s little over two years of the Presidency he is said, to have piled up a large fortune. His great farm in Missouri alone, with all iU outfit,is valued at *300,000, and his other property would probably raise a sum total of t.sif a million. Extend his term to the 4th of March, 1877, and he will retire probably worth three or four millions of dollars—a noble illus tration of national gratitude and sharp dealing. Cotton Nfeafage. The Tribune of last Saturday gravely an nounces that it has been developed In the United Stales Court of Clsims that about one-half (ho value of the Bon them cotton seized by govern ment agents daring the wtr, has been stolen. The prooeeds of sales retnmed were thirty mil lions, the result of sales at 29 oenls a pound, when the ootton was worth 75 cents. The swind ling wss effectod*by collusion with purchasers; but the claimants of the ootton refuse to aooept the prioes obtained. Large amounts of this oot ton belonged to British subjects, whose clsims for reclamation under tbo mixed commission treaty will in thia way aubjeot the government to very heavy losses. That la a pity. But when government goes into the buainen of stealing, bow can they expect their tools and instruments will be honest. Tbo farther development of these ootton stealing transactions, it is olaimed, will show that (he Radical cotton ring has swin dled the government out of about forty millions of dollars. Fdsoxai..—W* omitted—inadvertently of oourao—yesterday to express our pleasure at meeting, the day before, in our office, Dr. Henry F. Andrews, the worthy editor of the Washing ton Gazette, who hss been In Mscon as a dele gate to the annual meeting of the Grand Lodge of Georgia. We were pleased to see him look ing quite robust; and to know that he admires Macon, and especially our Fair Grounds, very mueh. He is • msn of taste, though a trifle wrong headed on some pluses of latter day polities. Geast's Thioloot.—'The sentimental the ology of Grant's thanksgiving message is uncer emoniously assailed. The atyle of the docu ment is little abort of mirsoulous. Los dos OosTuntmosa ron Cnicioo.—The Mausio House fund for Chicago amounted, last Hstnrdsy, to A42.850, or in the neighbor hood of *280,000. Basdstoxs.—A disappointed Radical office- seeker says Grant is the impossible man in scripture. The children asked him for bread and be did not even give them the stone, but kept it himself, and oompellod the government to buy it of him at high prioes. Tna Nzw Yonx Ellction takes place next Monday. The World thinks the Democrats will carry the State. They have taken the bull of official oorrupUon by the horns with such vigor and impartiality as to restore the confidence of the people In Demoormtlo Integrity and patriot ism. Cost or tbs Cuban Wab.— Documents sent in to the Spanish Cortez on Friday showed that the oost of the war in Cuba dnrlDg the past year bad been 314,500,000 of pesetas, (shout President ol (lie Senate. The telegraphic correspondent of the Chroni cle and Sentinel of Wednesday, sent from At lanta tho night before, this statement: The organization of tho Senate has been i THE GEORGIA PRESS. | Analysis ol Grant. In his recent speech at Louisville, Senator A very singular occurrence happened at An-1 Davis, of Kentncky, made the following remarks gnsta Wednesday night. A yonng man ran his I abont President Grant: tied. Jndge W. M. Reese authorized his friends I for several minutes. bead against s policeman’s dub and wss attuned to state that he wae not a candidate for the Presidency. So that Mr. Trammel had no opposition from I ^ by a negr0 womin , the night before. Judge Reese in the Democratic caucus for the 1 position to which he wae chosen the next day. I would desire to give s true analysis of Pres ident Grant, "naught to extenuate, nor to set Endow ed by nature I HEADQUARTERS TpOB HOBSFOBD S BREAD PREPARATION. HUNT, RANKIN A LAMAR, nov2 tf Druggists. BE SURE THAT YOU The Chronicle and Sentinel, of Thursday, d °»“ a °ght in malice. reports the murder of a white child at Ham- W1 . t ^,*, n,rroW and . a, ? rile ■*“*i slenderly edu- i I cated because of indisposition and Incapacity to learn; a very small amount of reading, and Cnthbert la howling for rain. I a shallow understanding of what he did read, . Several bales of hay have lately been seen on “ ld consequently no general knowledge or fa- We knout that tho idea of becoming a candi-1 - streets of Cnthbert. which was raised in formaUon : • stranger to every just, magnani- date, In the ordinary sense of the term, for the th&t I W E headqnartens for position in question, was extremely distaste fn. | Cnthbert Appeal says the railroaders down tellect and sensibility; his persistence was ob- • ^ at all times to Jndge Reese, and that he never (hlt wto Bre ont of „ . ob by r6 ason of Hi’s sthiacy, for ho had no power of inductive rea- w^danowhto-tttob. syrihd «treated Kanga/oos exit, are making anhonest living by ^gedhTwo^d^honor as such. To those of his friends who approached hnnUngi 8n d getting their tobacoo and to President Johnson when he accepted the po- Mm on <ha nhlaet M« invariable answer was: I by begging. sition of Secretary of War ad interim, as he ad- , An attempt wss made to burn the house of “‘H* 1 the presence of the Cabinet; and I am the bratman far tbspUo. ■**»*»» | Mr E. J. Raney, of Bainbridge, by an ineen- | J£d &££lTgSa+'Si BURN SAFE OIL WESTS EXTRA NO. 1 KEROSENE OIL. HUNT, RANKIN A LAMAR, nov2 tf Druggists. COMMISSIONER’S SAXE Y virtue of & decree of the Honorable the Su- nov2 lawtda It. B. CLAYTON, Commissioner. H.B. STARR* B : perior Court of Bibb county, I will offer aw* w “» * -w-.w -j — | diar y # A negro was arrested, due arterwaraa | falsely denied having made it ’ j gale on the first Tuesday in December next, be- that as in all other positions. Bat I shall not I discharged. I “While holding a military position subordin- I tween the legal hours of 8heriff sales, before the * ~ - - - 1 m f _ _ , . _ «te to President Johnson an nemmon^e. I door of the new Court-house in the city of Macon, The Angnsta and Columbus papers report fa- . 10 ™mMto** to ^ highest bidder, the lot on the comer of Wal- auj »w f w* oaj m**j »wMa —— —/ w —— — i yorably upon the prospects of their Fairs from I v, nvA L: v . - , P *^7 ^ I nut and First streets in the city of Macon, whereon be regarded as a candidate.” Substantially, this V, . ... M ™ removed by impeachment, and used ^ colored Methodist Church lately stood. Sale to 00 regaruou » nvnuuuu**. . the first day s attendance, which was equal to his influence with the Court to procure its judg- be made subj set to the confirmation of the presid- was u ndge Reeses unvarying reply to all queries I day last year. I ment of conviction. He is the only President I ing Judge of said Court. Terms of sale cash, on the subject. This we say because we knov I ItflT Dr Hooker P4ator of tba Christian of the United States who has eve, accepted the ” ” “ re^dt^sU^i^’ and stories so badly Charch “ Valdosta ’ ffled I “ t FridaF afternoon, «ndhs gin thsoOMiuSl tro° U of'fa^o^ In regard to all rnmora and stones so na y J <phe dwelling house of Mr. O. O. Force, of j to his snbsidizera and their frieds as quid vro set flying all over tho State by a lot of log-roll- I waa j n i mm inent danger of being I 7U*. He was a pauper when he entered the fag, combination-making politicians and their bnrDed a few ni „ tta 6iEOOi throngh the perse- P nbIio 6erTio « during the war, and his wealth e.-ryuera-ond who have notcovered thdrltracks veriDg £fforia of . B0<Jt chicken ^ ^ I ^onasAnn dzalxss in half so well as they imagine—representing who now g j ngs hosannas to Grant in the jail of pared the pnblio to believe the charge nude BOOTS & SHOES Judge Kceso to be the candidate of Messrp. pj ace> against him of belonging to a ring for gigantio Toombs and Stephens for President of the Henry Smith, proprietor of a sailor's board- P' ande r> “Reeled with the acquisition of whoso adoption meant a disruption of the De- j obn x^wson, a runner for a similar house, on all his predecessors together, with a eene- mocracy of the State, and placing Georgia or | -Wednesday. I ral unfitness of his appointees. He has been her people in a hostile attitude to the United | Tha Iategt on ^ {o chronicle more from Washington city, and has | A. D. WRRELOCK* WHEELOCK & STARK, Successors to Eouthwick & Wheelock, No. 10 WARREN STREET, NEW YORK. • Marshall vine, Ga. TOR SAXE. A FARM of 450 acres, (more or leas) of fertile laud, oue hundred and fifty fa a high state States authorises, In the exercise of their le- lnd Senrineh of We^esdlv with reference to K ^ en „ far h ".‘ ttacUo ° of his ^ oustoname. gitimato functions under tho Constitution or I T m h t ?¥ x President, tins resulting miles of the city of Cnthbert. An excellent mill JJ ” / ,. I our absconding Governor, makes him to have | in part from his greater ignorance of them. Bite upon the land. The Bainbridge, Cnthbert and Congressional legislation, now of record on the I confessed his crimes against the State in the j Daring the vacations of Congress, he is rol- I Columbus railroad passes throngh the tract. Ap- etainte book—this, too, we pronounce utterly I presence of his private Secretaries, and then, licking about at the watering places, large I ply to JOHN B. BUCHANAN, Cnthbert, or at this without foundation. The absconding brigand I formally, Governor, and as the last aofc of cities, and other points, in qnest of fast men ofreo- . , . ~ . . ., , . , I his official life, granted to Eufas B. Bollock a and fast horses, boon companions and sensual' who ruled in Georgia under the name and style official pardon. The latest news we have life; and there is no prudent man, well ac- of Governor thereof up to last Monday, had the I from oar bayonet Governor is, that he was seen I qnainted with him, who would confide to Mm BABY GABS qpHE finest assortment of Baby Cabs and Psr- couracs alone to pnt this charge fa black and I in Washington City, pardon in hand, going to | any important private business. He has no I „„ . ... white, uring it as a plea for his guilty flight, wbit ? H?? 50 % ur P rmdre Con H^ ot tho proper comprehension of the great principles a f“^ a ‘ ora e7er receiTod m ibm dtT rnler of the White House. white, using it as a pies for his gnilty flight, and the surrender of his fraudulently acquired power into thehsndsof his next friend, the . „ geriongl m> „ New York City . present snrreptlUous Executlve so-caUed. His | ^ BTn orta from Savannah, on Tn, object is plain, and will be well understood at of onr government; no appreciation of its true I cbes P b y For sale CARHABT A CCBD, Jndge Waiter Ghriaholm, of the Savannah I dignity and value; no knowledge of or taste for ' the details of its administration; no fitness for I ICE. ICE. ICE. . . „ , _ , bis office, or interest in it, except for the adola- I „ — The coUon exports from Savannah, on Tom- | tion ^ 8nbs i dies and revelry, and opportuni-1 T“ SSZJS, fa?5. %10°pe"toJ of ! WashiDgtonTBnt Uiemotivesof toose w^to ** for Havre and Liverpool amounted to4,007 ties to enrich himself, his relations, and flatter- of im. *>*1“ to latter P°*> 781,163 Bt $378,683 84, era, which It brings to him. Ike above are prices for one or more tone. farther the poUUoal schemes of this little great ^ ^ ^ ralaea a ’ t $20C ,; man or that bobtail statesman, were so ready to 1 045 58. . . , , , The Cartersville Express and Standard have has yet printed, will have to wait on future de- ^ whisper and repeat what nobody bnt Bollock I Well-infouned Americans fa Paris write | that they believe that Napoleon will be restored to power within a yi Send along your orders to oct3-lm MACON ICE FACTORY. velopments to bo as clearly seen. To that test lot them be remitted. Rev. Wm. W. Woodward, of Dooly county, la conclusion, wo wUl say that this article has a P°P' eI r' Rst Monday. 1 The steamer Chas. S. Hardee made her last I travagance of royalty. The tradesman espe cially long for the old days of the Empire. been written entirely without the knowledge of I x . i “° D ‘- 0 ^ U0 ‘ r _^* tT** I N. 7. Star. in.;.. ~_no. m. I Wp from Savannah to Hawkimmlle-,00 miles | — —in fifty-nine hours. The fa tola editor ot the Bamesville Gazette _ , .. , . DISSOXUTION. Tb ® people sigh al- rpjjj; tao (LL. Harris & Co., wholesale and ready for a return of the gaudy Bhow and ex- I retail dealers in Drugs, Chemicals, etc., is this Judge Reese, and possibly without his appro bation. But It has seemed his due to the writer who, for this occasion, gets his own oonsent to waive all questions of persons! relations in HARRIED. In Wyontou, near Columbus, Ga., on the Slat proposes very shortly to establish a musical I nit, by the Rev. Mo Sail, Emma 8., daughter of Mr. day dieolved by mutual consent—Dr. L L. Harris, retiring. The Lueiuess will be continued at tho same etand by O. J. Harris and H. J. Peter, under the firm name of Harris A Peter. C. J. H&BRI8, H. J. PETER. November let, 1S7L Tn retiring from tho drug business I would res- W “” “ questions or personal relations in gemj at tha t place, to hold semi-annual Thomas Ragland, to T. D. Trsei*r, of Macon, Ga. PJ«*fnUy ask my friends <md patrons to contiune order that tho public may bo informed exactly I , J . . , . , ,, _ I r I their support to tho new firm, whom I cheerfully u I. ,u: J I sessions of aix weeks, each, inmid summer and I 1 ' 6 cards. _ ___ | recommend in every way worthy of their confidence. novl 2w I. Jj. HARRIS. bow matters in this connection stand. FROM ATLANTA. Editorial Correspondence. Atlanta, Ga., November 2,1871. | winter. The Atlanta Sun, of yesterday, furnishes us I lh n!l!S^“puorziiTT ATTACHZD.-Sherifr I £“ w - AIWAT “- of Thom “ ton ' t0 Mkai - E - J. O. Harris has, for some days past, been en- R IerES3 - Savannah Bepablican please copy. By the Rev. J. R. Littlejohn, at the neidenoe of the bride's father, fa Taylor county. Captain The Kimball House of this city is now the . - .7 2 “A. 7_ V?r’ r aST , , " gaged in attaching the property of H. L and E. , grand rendezvous of all tho politicians and office- Jf. Himball. The seizure hH.s been made under | seekers of the State. It is estimated that the an attachment from Messrs. Hoyt & Jones, bro- latter number about two to every comity. The 5 cr ?’„„ for „ mon6y ,* oauet l> amounting to nbout 'outa have had a long sped in tho cold, r ’ f. , . . .. NEW ADVERTISEMENTS. KNIGHTS OF PYTHIAS. DRESS-MAKING. VYISS WILLIAMS, No. 13, COTTON AVENUE, 111 has just returned from New York, and is I ready to receive orders for Dress-Making in all its departments. Thankful for the liberal patronage eho has heretofore received from tho ladies of Ma con and vicinity, she is now better prepared than ever to serve them acceptably.oct!3 lm* aud Work in tho degrees. By order of tho W. 0. O. J. 8TB0BERG, nov3 It Bee. and Cor. Scribe. | EVENING, at b o'clock. By ordor M. It. ROGERS, Foreman. O J. O'Neal, Beefy. nov3 It DR. EMERSON H AS returned and will resume tbo practice of I DENTISTRY at once. nov3t"~ DB. J. C- McBEYNOLDS. D ENTIST—Wdl be abeent from the city until I Tuesday next. novJ li* BOOTS AND SHOES, H AND-MADE and of superior quality, just re ceived, by F. L. GROCE, oct31tf Hollingsworth Block. JUST IN, A LCT of Fat Tennessee Dressed Turkeys. Call early, before they are all sold. J. H. ANDERSON & SON, oel28 tf No. 10 Hollingsworth bloek. . TAILORS WANTED. -RANTED immediately—two or three Journey- i Tailors. Apply at the SPOTS WOOD I HOTEL OFFICE. *62,000,000) and that the oolonlal deficit for Co 1 . Hardeman, and indeed nearly all of Oeor- I The Radical Reign of Terror In Sonlh I T nnrnnf A/f Q Tlrci-f- Prippe I soon to the year would amount to 57,500,000 of pesetas, gia’a distinguished sons are present The can-1 Carolina. | LlUWCOb AYictl ixtl U A 11LOO, | oct2C (about *11,000,000. The government asks for • credit of 100,000,000 of pesetas (about $20, 000,000) for military purposes. TmmiATUBS AND Raintall in Uaoon.—Mr. J. M. Board msn reports os follows; Tbs mean heat for the past month has been as follows: At 8 o'clock fa the morning 62; at 3 r. m. , 72; at 6 r. If, 69. The amount of rainfall during the month ho* been two and a half inohea. Re ported for the previous months of 1871, 51 77- 100 tha. This shows fifty-four and twenty-seven ono hundredths for the year, and two months to ooma. Rxooncilixo CarrTAL and La dob.—At the recent Peace Congress In Lausanne, Mr. Hodg son Pratt, of London, gave • most interesting aooount of the manner fa which Messrs. Briggs <k Oa, of Yorkshire, have pnt an end to strikes fa their large establishment. They have divi- ded their capita! into small shires of £10 each, and every employee la encouraged to buy as many shares as he can. Not only are the work, logmen oontented with this system, but the profits are aotuaUy double what they were be fore. Sisanouso Banirs.—A matron gives ns thl* bint: When you find a baby strangling with a piece of meat, bread, apple or any other enb^ atanoe in the throat, don't turn the little thfa« on its book and attempt to get the subatanoe out with your Angers. Nine timea out of ten yon will not only fall, but aggravate the difficulty. Turn tha little thing on its faoe, and then catch it up suddenly by the heels, leaving the faoa downward. The effort to ory, supplemented by gravitation, will generally relieve the strangling innooent immediately. Arris all the preparation made by A. T. Stewart for a palatial mansion on Fifth avenue to end his daya to, it seems likely to be some other edifice than the white marble msgnifloenoe just finished. For behold the ghost of the mar ble man, who dropped dead during ft stormy in terview with A. T. in his down-town store, has appeared fa the new house. Plumbers and car- pentera hare seen it, and there are negotiations now on foot for the sale of this honse to a Mr. Van Hoffman, who has no wholesome fear of ghosts.—JV«e York Letter. Fosarmcto.—A Washington quldnnuo ex plains Grant's sndden anxiety to sell ont of the Seneca Sand Stone bnsineas, fa thiswise; He says Horace Greeley was in Washington some days ago and remarked to a prominent member of the Cabinet that all the Grant Radical party appeared to be “sellling down into a foasilli- feroua condition.” "How is that?” said the Secretary. “Why," says Greeley, “I see yon are *11 settling down fa a Red Sand Stanejtr. motion f” This being reported to Grant, that gentleman uttered a enss word, lit a regalia, and told General Dent to sell ont before sun down. OrncuAL OoaacmoN ot Txxas.—Mr. Cobb, Bapervisor of Internal Bevenuo for the District 01 Texas, retnroed to Wsahington ’«t week and makes report of bis official doing* Ha states that he has caused the arrest or indictment of eleven Collectors and Assessors for alleged mal feasants) and rascality in offloo. He says Land and stealing are common and almost respectable smorg officials fa Texas, and prevails oa well among Slate as among Federal officer* ; that among the IU diesis there the criminal act of an oifioor .Is not regarded as so disgraeefol as the lack of Ingenuity and sharpness to prevent its discovery. Cobb evidently baa other Btrings to 111, bow than this Federal offiee, else he wouldn't dare to treat himself to such extra rations of (ruth. long spell ui uio torn, | taken possession of much of the private and are correspondingly eager for Bnug quar- property of the parties, consisting of honso and Tj'VEBY member is requested to be present at tors and government pabnlum. finch button- I lot, carriage and horse, household and kitchen I sfr Co 5 Ir ^ 1 City Lodge No. 3, holing and juggling and junkettiug with “Hon- furniture, etc. I To-MQHT. .(Fnday). Business of .importance orablo members” for their votes, we have never Judge LocnnAXE.—We loam that JadeoLoch beheld. Their new-born grentness is absolntely ti “ 6 intended resign- . .... . » .... 3 I mg the Chief Justiceship, bnt findmg that Bui- ■ , mrni.-mv bewildering to some of onr rusUo statesmen Io “ k had vacat e d his office abont the time his ATTENTION, who have never visited a Urge city before, and resignation was intended to take effect, he HOOK AM) LADDER CO. A0. 1. are in danger of being “done” to death by the withdrew his letter requesting Gov Bullock to . 5^,,, yonr Ur meetins THIa veteran campaigners who can imbibe their a< f e P t I ^° Bamo - , lest , tta ata P- nt tbl ’ ' A H ^ ■ - S - . , * ,, „ . „ „ I might be misconstrued, and has concluded to quart and then “walk a crack.’ Better far for ratain b jg p0 siHon for the present, the morals of tho people, and the purity of leg- Wnznr is Mb. Ktwd.tt. ?_It has been hinted Ulalion, that the capital be transferred again to that Mr. H. L Kimball is not in New York, and the quiet seclnaion of Milledgeville, where the I has not been lately, and farther, that he is vanities and seductions of tho city are compare- afraidto Bb 2 w bimselr ,‘ n . “‘7 °\ ia ’ . Georgia. We know not how this is, certainly, tivoly unknown. I bnt Uj a or ennnise is not an nnrea- On the whole the temper of tho Genorel As-1 sooable one. sembly will be moderate, and the resolutions | GovxaNon Bullock.—His friends say he will of Mr. Scott are regarded by many as ill timed he back here in a week or ten days. He will I Z mirwmT/vxr r amt wnvma t and inexpedient at this juncture. Let us show °° mo her8 whon ho cna E° nowb ere else. | ATTENTION, LAND MU XL AS. to Grant and tho world, that Bollock’s Parthian William Henbv.—We noticed in the Senate m my .u.. . . .. „- . . , ... . - . I yesterday that Mr. Henry, of Catoosa, voted 1 sold before the Court-house door fa the city of arrow fell wide of the merk, and so far from prominently with thS Democrats every time. mwkiSvUli M^SfagYv teStSSd iSSfflon Macon - th6 toa °«h« valuable property: meditating doeds of violenoo, our Represents- ‘ ” *“ ‘ tives are resolved to adhere to the letter of the law and Constitution. At proacnflhero is a gen eral Ai.pnaitlnn to refrain from legislation iffltil SITUATION WANTED. iY a Lady of extensive experience as a Teacher I or Housekeeper. Can give unexceptionable references. B Y efer For particulars inquire at oetS8 6t THIS OFFICE. Valuable Property for Sale. ^~^N the first Tuoedaj in November next, will be ka The Brick House and Lot, fronting Walnut street We suppose Henry is trying to “save his ba- as healthy aa any fa Middle Georgia. Fart of each ,3},“ is*f ao tion Sorondataelt. n,” hut we!l take him a lively bet ho won’t ^ con, succeed. i lively bet He’s booked for private lifo. Tho Atlanta San, of yesterday, opposes the I tired. For full particulars and terms, call on mo at borne or address me by letter at Ilawkin.ville, feot front on Walnut street feet, containing several out- nov3 lwdwlm W. C. HARVARD. an election can be ordered toflU the vacancy for Constitution's recommendation that “able and , Governor, and the successor of Bollock has ! honoat citl2en3 oatfjiJo the Legislature” lnves-| REAL been duly inaugurated. I tjgate the conduot of tho fugitive Bullock, and It is believod that an oleotion will be ordered I ggyg in thirty days, and an adjournment is mooted I To ns there is an absurdity abont tho sugges- I ZTiHIStimo required lo perfect arrangements. Ap- nntil the new Governor has been inducted into | tion. The Legislators is the Grand Jury of the | plication for shares will be made to sgents cffico. “ ----- - - -- — “““ ^ 1 ESTATE DISTRIBUTION OF MF.MHHIB- DRAWING 9th OF NOVEMBER INSTANT. adjoininj —running back ' buildings. Two 101s 00 feet cacti on Second street, running back 137 feot. All being tho House and Lot formerly occupied by Gen. Howell Cobb. For terms, or purchase at private eale, or Any other information, apply to aug27-td JOHN B. COBB. op A PLANTATION FOR SALE, Hua> state, find the impropriety of & Grand Jury del- I to November 6tb f after which all orders will bo I WITHIN ONE-HALF MUiR OF THE DEPOT AT It la also nronnaed In nominal a In minima Hm egating Its power, authority or duty to any per- I dbod by the Homo Office, 44 Odam etreet, Mem- j FORT VALLEY, It is also proposed to nominate fa caucus the outaideof their own humber, is manifest, phis, up to the evenrng of the 8th. nov3 6t Democratic candidate for Governor, as the time xbenj co^d ba no objections to the able and might be too abort to admit of a convention of honorable gentlemen whose namesare suggested the counties. A11 these reports are mere on diU, however, and we give them for what they are worth. Gen. Wright, Gen. Toombs, CoL Wofford, for this service, save that they are not members of the Legislature. We trnst tho investigation I will be thoroughly made by members of the I General Assembly. JOHNSON & SMITH —OFFER AT— gis's distinguished sons sre present for United States Senator progresses with great vigor, and nearly a score of candidates | of Tuesday are in the field. Bullock and Kimball are fallen stars indeed. Scarcely any apology is offoredfor either, even I £33 C ONTAINING about 385 acres of land; 225 of which is cleared and in a good state of cultiva- tion, tho balaneo of too land is well-timbered. It baa a dwelling house, containing four or five rooms, and other out-buildings, also a gin-bouse and screw. This settlement is within three-fourths of a mils of the Churches and Academies in Fort Valley. It is a very desirable place and can be bought at a reasonable price, if application is made ion to WM. J. ANDEBSON, oct 29 6t Fort Valley, Ga. We quote as below from the Baltimore Sun, AHUEST OF WOMEN. We give below an extract from a letter from I YorkviUe district, Sonth Carolina, by which it I In Badioal circles. The carriage and piano of | there by the military. We take no pTeaanre ln I the former, and all the moveables ot tho latter | chronicling such things, or those mentioned in were seized for debt, yesterday. the communication from the same locality pub- le of violent I caucuBSlDg and elections in both branches of [ therefore demands some allowanoe, yet the the General Assembly. The Democracy so far I simple narrative of facts is all that we desire or are united and harmonious. Nothing was done deem necessary. No comment on such state- in caucus last night, save to appoints commit- a? Oc^Jcr^T-Women are tee to consider and report upon the resolutions | being arrested as well as others here. No wo- [ of Mr. Dunlsp Scott More anon. H. H. J. Grand Lodge or Georgia. msn is safe; wardrobes are being searched and trunks being broken open for Ku-klux "robes du nuit" Terrible, isn't it ? Why, the three Misses Smith—it is sickening to write it even— 150 half casks C. R. Bacon, 25 boxes White Meat, 100 rolls Bagging, 500 bundles Arrow Ties, - In addition to a fall stock of Groceries and Planters’ Sillies. ON CHERRY STREET AGAIN, Ifl. J. BLOCK, Agent, would respectfully £n- I JLuL form his friends and the public generally that he is again back on Cherry etreet, with a large etock of the moat choice Cigars, embracing aU the favorite brands, and Chewing and SmokiDg Tobacoo of aU descriptions. His store la next door above Valentino's Saloon and Restau- lout. Give him a call, all you who love a good cigar or quid of tobacco. eep9 2 I WANTED IMMEDIATEXY. GOOD Milker, one or two Farm Laborers, and l an active epry Boy. To a family containing all, a comfortable house will be furnished and lib eral wages paid. Apply to tho eulacribor at his residence, three miles from Macon and one mile I from Zeddingfield's Store, and known as the Cason place. 1 oct28 eod3tiwlt* JNO. J. RILEY. , , . . , ft EOBGIA, BAKER COUNTY Calvin Cook Grand Lodge of Georgia, F. A. M., ad-1 are fa jail. They were aU reposing in peaoefal I (j applies to me for exemption of personalty. d yesterday evening at 4 r. m. It wasthe S 11 "v 1 p ?S, npo ? the B ‘5 e on . ,h « 15 ., th dl ? ?£ I V . great pleasure to informing his many friends diera, armed and equipped, burst like a thnn- November, 1871, at my office at Newton, at 10) and patrons that he now is ready to resume his ->—»—»» <->-»»— a u- mi n ■„ I v ■ _ ' CLEMENT GOHE, | ™ pura ira » a™ » »■ The journed yesterday eTeniDg largest assemblage which has ever met in the I daxbolt into the house, arousod the Misses Smith I o'clock a. if. —- - .- - - — - 1 . -- -. ~ novtdatwlt* MUSIC XESSONS CZUEDA, Jnst returned from Europe, takes lessons fa music. Orders left either at the Academy Ordinary. for -j, a or at /■"I EOBGIA, BIKER COUNTY J. H. Birbro promptly attended to. State. The officers elected and instaUed are I most outrageously, and dragged them off to the reported to our looal column. Wo learn that I YorkviUe jail, half dead with fright." I the Grand Lodge, during its session appropri- Beferrfag doubtless to the above arrest, the XT applies to me tor exemption of personalty vw cj TpOTD A CO .w , . * - . .. I PrtlnmWfi H ^ Phronlr OfltU 00 ^ Q . I And I Will UA88 UDOI1 the BftmO On thfl 15th dftV Of I -»T OL/ V-/ tod sufiioient money to complete the fine hall I Oolnmbla (S. u.j FccduIx, ^Dthmst, says. now in oonrse of ereotion in Maoon, and at th&ir I 41 We learn that three ladies in York have next gathering they will find accommodations «■*>» *5 , here suitable to the dignity and importance of that thenar on the women has begun. Shall | Gr^tata^t GraS^iate^rtpSmS! the body. The order fa Goorgia was reported | wo hear next of the arrest of children?” AND TUP SPIRIT. NEW BOOKS BDEKE & GO/S BOOK STORE. The Wilde of Africa—for Boys 82 50 Spark of Genius—Kellogg 125 Resurrection of the Rodeemed—Boggs 125 New edition of Fam Slick—Illustrated 125 The Battle of Books—By Gail Hamilton 150 What the Han Saw, and other tales 250 A Lost Life—By Emily Mcore 160 The Philoeophy of Eating—Bellews 2 00 Off forthe Sea 150 American Wonderland 1 50 The Orphans of Glen Elden 90 Spurgeon's Gems 150 Foils Ferine 2 00 Josh Billings’ Farmers Allminax’ for *72 30 Nut’s Illustrated Almanac, for '72 SO Overland, by J. W. De Fnest 1 00 Lady Judith, by McCarthy 125 Birth and Education—Schwartz 100 Fire in the Woods 160 Besides a fresh variety of other books too numer- I [First Annual Exposition —OF THE— |nnu nmomcii WILL BE HELD AT SAVANNAH, • GrA.. COMMENCING ON THE 2Ist DAY OF NOVEMBER-TUESDAY, AND BE CONTINUED FIVE DAYS, AND LONGER, IF CONSIDERED ADVISABLE BY THE BOARD Call and see our stock. Any book sent free of | postage on receipt of annexed price. J. W. BURKE A CO., ivltf No. 60 Second street. THE EXPOSITION WILL EMBRACE EVERY DEPARTMENT OF INDUSTRIAL LIFF, IN THE FOLLOWING ORDER OF ARRANGEMENT: CHROMOS REDUCED PRICES! D ESIRING to reduce our large etock of FIO- TUBES—some of which was exhibited at the late Fair—we offer for the noxt Thirty Days, Our stock at very low prices. Now is the time to | secure pictures at REDUCED RATES, novltf . J. W. BURKE A CO. 1st Department Jdve Slock 2d Department Products of tho Soi 3d Department a. Domeatio Manufacture. 4th Department,. Manufactures in Cotton, Wool, Linen and Silk 6th Department Manufactures in Iron, Brass and Steel 6th Department Manufactures in Gold, Silver and Platinum 7th Department Manufactures in Leather, Paper and Fibre 8th Department Manufactures in Wood, Cabinet Work, eto 9th Department Manufactures in Stone, Clay, Sand and Plaster 10th Department, Fine Arts, Models, Designs and Musical Instruments llth Department Chemicals, Medicines and Mineral! 12th Department Miscellaneous and Special Premiums THE PREMIUM LIST PROPER IS COMPLETE, AGGREGATING $15,000! Vy A TOHFiS JEWELRY j ta Gold, Silver and Bronze, with the Diploma of the Association; ’ ’' will he Awarded to Meritorious Articles. SILVERWARE. ETC. I am now receiving, FOR THE FALL AND WINTER TRADE, A fine selection of LADIES’ AND GENT3’ ElM,Swissai America! I itches OPERA, LUNTINE AND VEST CHAINS I Tile PrClllIlllllS Oil COttOll AtffgTCgtktC $1,200 IN THE DEPARTMENT OF MACHINERY T RE Association announces the following valuable improvements to be placed on exhibition and thoroughly tested : FOWLEB'8 No. 1 and No. 4 BYSTEMS OF STEAM PLOWS. WILLIAMSON'S I ROAD AND FIELD STEAMER, FOWLER’S STEAM DITCHER AND OLEANEB—in addition to a veiy J large collection of improvements in Machinery for the Plantation and Shop. In addition to the Association Prominm, Special Freminma are offered by Messrs. Saunders, Goodwin & Miller, and by the Chamber of Oommerce of the city of Savannah, for tho best bale of middling up land cotton, and tha best five bales. Thia includes yield per acre and quality. Handkerchief Rings, Lockets, Silver Forks and Spoons, and Cases for presentation purposes. Plated Tea Beta, Castors, etc., In addition to the Association Premium for Blooded Stock, liberal purses will bo offered by the citi zens on a test ot speed. Special attention will be given by this Association to the Legitimate Industries of Life. To which public attention is respectfully inviled. I But such amusements allowed under the auspices of properly organized Associations, as will entertain E. J. JOHNSTON, 97 Mulberry etreet | our visitors, aside from personal prejudices or individual opinions. llnlberry t WATCH WORK I am prepared to have done in tho beet manner, at short notice and at moderate prices. oct!9 tf E. J. JOHNSTON. MIX & KIRTLAND, Wholesale and Retail Dealers in BOOTS AND SHOES, | No. 3. Cotton Avenue, and 66 Third St BU.COX, GA. All communications addressed to the undersigned will receive prompt attention. Entries of all articles must be made by 12 o’clock ar.)on Tuesday, the first day of the exhibition. Any lady entering more than one article in the Department of Domestic Msnufsotnres will be charged but one entrance fee. H. D. CAPERS, Secretary. P. 8.—Railroad and Sieamahip Lines will extend the nsual facilities. ONE-HALF FABE during tbs | exposition. tf SEND FOR THE PREMIUM LIST! IBURDICK BROTHERS. W OULD inform their friends and all fa want of I Boots and Shoes of any kind, that they have ! on Land one of the largest and best assortments to I be found fa the city or State. They cordially invito their numerous old ens- 1 tourers and all others in wsnt of any thing in their line, usually kept in a first-class store to call and f examine. They pledge themselve to sell at the LOWEST FOSSIBLE PRICES. Either at their Old Stand No. 3 Cotton Avenue, I • their New Store CC Third Street, Macon, Ga. oct 21eod2mib SIGN OF THE Or O DEM HOG, MISS A. O’CONNOR H AS now on hand an elegant assortment of Mil-1 linery Goods, Sash Ribbons. As specialties, I mention Real Lace in Valenciennes, Thread and [ Dncheuae Lace, Real Lace Hats and Collars, rang ing in size from email to largo. LadieB’and Misses’ French Corsets. A large stock of Fine Fnrs, Swans’ Down, and Zephyr Worsted. A fine etock of Jet Goods and Fancy Goods- A well selected stock in Real 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’s Photograph Gallery, Macon. Ga octlStf THIRD STREET, MACON, GA. BACON. T3A.C02ST. B^COHST. 50,000 pounds BACON C. R. SIDES, 30,000 pounds BACON SHOULDERS, for sale low by November, 1871, at my office at Newton, 10 odock a. a. CLEMENT GORE, nov3d2twlt* Ordinary. to be in a very flourishing condition. Tn* Gas* or Bobs.—la Robb’s bead to fall or I not 7 seems a knotty question down at Savan- decM, is unrapreiemed— H These are therefore to cite and admonish all persons in-.erejtcd to be and appear at my office on :hefir.*t The Philadelphia Press of yesterday hag the Mcnday in December next, to ahowcatue, if any. why * . _ .* J I an administrator for eaid ©state should not b© ap- D. H. REID, Ordn’j* following dispatch from Washington: Before leaving Yorkville, 8. d, for his | nah where he has exiled himself from the sweets I Georgia home, from which he arrived here to- T 0: * I £ SIIERIFF y 3 SALE.—Will be add before of Illinois civilization, to servo the people as day, tho Attorney General appeared for th« Humy.^e"".^'*tS3£iV£S£&jl^tS’i&« Collector of Federal customs. If the Washing-1 government before the United States Coxnmis* I Tuesday in December next: 225 acres of land, more ton Republican knows anything,-it is to tumble, a ‘ T -g£ as we find this paragraph fa Us issue of Tues- | associated with the United States District Attc“ I SHLSSEtiSSSBfilhs s °" I at same time and Place 3,(XX) pounds seed cotton. Ail with tho United States District Attor- __ day: I ney, Hon. R. Worthington, of Columbia, and I of saidproperty levied upon teVa'tliy’ffifa.'inTjonee Jaa. Atkin, ooUectorof tho Fourth Georgia tb <> Hon. R. B. Elliott, the able colored mem- -I Co ,?' c '„i n / iTor , “fi?' T ; haiemore ve. Jone* districL ha, te^erM his rodgnatton, “2^5 of Congress from the Edgefield (S. C) ET* P.Inted out by i be appointed collector of the port at Savannah, I District. Abont four hundred arrests have " vioe Robb, removed. I been made. The prisoners are oenfined at n—.wra —• a*. JfSSS I Bullock, of Georgia, aeeordmgto oar dispatches 0 redmen. It is believed that over six hundred in another oolumn, has resigned. What Is in citizens, mostly yonng men, have fled from the the wind?” So the editor apparently is not proclaimed counties and the State, chiefly into I posted as to the secrete of Bullock’s reported conference with Cameron and Delano, just be- [ Georgia." The Columbia (S. O.) Phoenix, 29th instant, I Notice, City Tay Payers. I AM instructed by Council to notify all parties . . 0 „ due the city for taxes, that the eame must be L. Mott's beet Family flour, for which we srs paid by the 15th fast-, and that no farther time will I sgents. octS tf be given. '—~— — HUFF’S BUILDING, COTTON AVENUE, Have Juat received— 10 boxes London Layer Raisins, 10 half boxes London Layer Raisins, 10 quarter boxes London Layer Raisins, 5 boxes Citron, 300 pounds choice Currants, 5 boxes Schepp's Dessicated Cocoannt, 5 bbla. fine Northern apples, B.hhls. fine Northern potatoes. Syrup. Molasses, Whisky, Soap, Candles, Lard, Spices, Sugar and Coffee, all grades. Canned Goods all kinds, and all goods that ore usually kept fa our Line. We have, and are receiving every few days, B. CHAS. J. WILLIAMSON. Treaa. fore forwarding his resignation. These back sa ^ s 00rd ' a ^J : —-»f srs s» ■ ““ sssssmsrsis printing and other jobs than news. that he hoped the citizens of the np-ooentry would fire into the United States troops, so that *we* eonld ‘fix them,’ oonld ‘show them what FOR SALE. I Of! A bnsheia Choice SEED WHEAT, ZUU 200 bnsheia BARLEY, novl 6t For sale by E. PRICE JUST RECEIVED ON CONSIGNMENT, AND FOB 8ALE, 100 'aT' 9 I ? I ?5.^?'f T0ES ' l large lot BACON, 50 dozen CHAIRS, rovl tf COLLINS & BEATH. The Mormon Qnestlon. WASBnraTON-, Ootober 30.—There will be a I beU *V Solomon L. Hoge, ex Judge, ex- full meeting of tho Cabinet to-morrow, at which member of Congress, and the reoent aspirant it is understood the Mormon question will be f or United States Marshal Johnson's plaoe. It considered. The Mormon officials have appealed | m onr duty to arraign Mr. Hoge before the bar to the President by telegraph and by mail to tbe publio opinion of the country for this I FOR RENT. suspend the proceedings of the Federal anthori-1 sentiment, because we believe that the said sen- —, e-roiirq mnS ties to Utah, bnt there is no prospect whatever timent lies at the bottom of the feelings which | 2 Block. Mulberry etreet Amlv to “b^-Ston •v-. .... wi u i nlet f ere j a any have prompted Mr. Hoge and his oonspintora to novi3t 3 J.MBOARDMAN hal and District Attor- 1186 tbeir influence to brmg the present perse- On cation upon South Carolina.” I SOARD. GEORGIA thexaTEXEH I FEW persona can be accommodated with MRS. F. DESSAU I Has Just returned from New York, and has on ex hibition the | Latest Novelties in Millinery, CLOAKS, BAILOR SHIRTS, POLONAISES, And all the articles necessary to complete a | FASHIONABLE OUTFIT, To which ahe invites the attention of her customers oct4 3m aud the public. A Washington morning paper, yesterday, I -tt- board and lodging, by immediate application, . semiofficially gives the following intimation »t the large brick building on the ocmer of First We find thia telegram in the Courier-Jonrnal indiction n °» ^ted upon South Car- ood mne ctreeta- octTlf — .. . ’ olina is to be extended to Georgia: IPPIVITV ir THE LATEST STYLES —or— SILK JELA. T8, A fine lot juatr eceived by . . F. L. GBOCE, eep25 tilnovl Hodingaworth block. that the Administration way with the U. 8. Marshal ney in their efforts to abolish polygamy, the oontrary, the reoent proceedings in that Territory were virtually inaugurated by orders from Washington. We find this tell of Tuesday. u. 1^PWVA3*B0ABD AND L 0 D 6W6.| DmABtB —— Grants interfering. He and his “pals’* have thst certain portions of Georgia are suffering T AM prepared to accommodate two or three gen- AiA-Wl/o JfUii OALh. art eye on the rich poesewtions of the Mormons, I from the bold actions of bends of Ka-klnx. r■*I 411(1 and Howard Farms, on the Meoon Mem ^? ° f ,? 8 mt rof opin- I Jl.adWrtfa.IhIhtaAlmrtIto.taa Ma«.n. ion tiiat evidenoe has been prodnoed which uer Firet and Pine atreeU. I can be i would warrant decisive steps to be taken by the baainer-e hot.ra at the M. ± W. li. R. d administration in suppressing disorders in I novl tf J. w. BLAC Georgia, and, therefore, efforts will be made I TWYVrTnr* to pot down these distorbanoes. Although the ____ NOTICE. I town people. “Title* indiapuUble,' and term President has not been fally advised concern- I \\7 ~L’ 8 associated with ns in our I eonable. Apply to Butte A Brother, Macon. i(nation of affairs fa that State 21 s°pH>eod3m« A-LaSUEUR- Hannah. • OrrosiNO Woman Sutfsaoe.—John Quinoy Adams comes out flat-footed against woman suffrage. In a letter to the oommittee appointed by the suffrage seekers of Massachusetts to ob- the views of the candidates on this subject, “y® : “After careful thought and some *’ ndy I am drn^ly and une<inivocally opposed to ® u ff r sge and shall feel it my doty in the °° niJn geocy of my ever oocu- *hA SI y^^derable public offioe to stand by 2® Hnn^f? 0riU Of activities and T™ tOM,ob( at 1116 f0 “- • Firi-t p;-,- -—- —f" ^ desirable, will be cut up into lot© to suit the 1 me streets. I can be seen during convenience of purchasers. Good land—fine water —and unprecedentedly healthy locality; conve- I ment to Maoon; highly suitable for fruit farms fag the exact situation I Jne-E wUl be condncted under^thViil nama I in thia connection, it is firmly believed among * Bate,. Thankful for the lib^ollSroS- benators Trell posted in regard to the Sonth that Xga the old linn bu received, wa reepectfolly aak when the facts come to be laid before the ad* i a continoanoe of same for the new one. 1 ministration, it is not at all improbable that uuvl 3t OOBBIN A VIRGIN. Bromo-Chloralum. T HE new Disinfectant and Deodorizer, will pre vent contagion and putrefaction, and will pu- ° f b * * nSP<nd6d lD I n EORGIA. MITCHELL COUNTY.—W. L. Roe- I g'd* Latent ueoraia. i (j tidt applica to mo for exemption of personalty, closets, etc.; it will not stain ony fabric that it . ir inn - n. rr«. . ,, . .land I will pas4 npon the same on the 8th day of I comes in contact with. A Uorri Dlootmt-That if a maideaisnot Kovmher, lH.l. at my office fa Camilla, ty 10 ^parSoniy byT a pretty young girl at sixteen, she will be a pretty old one at sixty, o'clock a. x. noil 2t This October 8, 1871. H. a DASHER, Cdtfy. Prepared only by TILDEN A CO., New Lebanon and 17C William stieot, New York, and sold by aU [ druggists. oct2C eod8t B. L. HENBY ft BB0S. W OULD respectfully call the attention of their | old customers and friends to ths fact that they have resumed business at their old stand on Poplar street, in the little wooden building next to Blake's new block, where will be constantly kept on I hand a fall supply of everything that is found fa a I MEAT MARKET, each as fine Tennessee Beef, the best of Tennessee Fork, Bologna Sausages, Pork >a, Smoked Fork Sausages, Eoghead Cheese, I ley make Pork Sausages a specialty. Ana I invite all who have not tried them to give them a call. TheirmottoistopIeaBe.andtheyarepleased. I The j stall at the General Market is also kept well | supplied every morning with the beet. oct25 51 BURDICK BROTHERS. CORN, HAY, AND OATS. A FULL SUPPLY ALWAYS ON HAND AT LOW PRIOES, at BURDICK BROTHERS. GROCERIES. GROCERIES | -Sffrv sacks new crop Bio Coffee, LO V 300 oases new Cove Oysters, 200 barrels refined Sugars, 200 boxeB Cream Factory Cheese, 100 hhds. Western and Tenneesee Bacon. 25 tierces S. O. aud Pig Hams, Beef Tongues, Dried Beef, 87 0. Breekfast Ba con, Mackerel, Shad and White Fish. Large lot of Bagging and Ties. Our stock is daily replenished with aU the leading articles, and will be sold at small profits. Come and see us, if you want good goods and good bargains. novl tf SEYMOUR, TINSLEY A.CO. FRESH ARRIVALS; l)A boxes Florida Oranges, 25 barrels Red Ap- AU pies, 5 barrels Tennessee Eggs, 20 barrels Buckwheat Flour, 50 boxes new layer Raisins, 30 tabs Qonhon Ratter, 20 cases Sardines, 2000 sacks choice Flour, 50 sacks seed Bye aud Barley, 500 socks seed Oats, for sale by novl tf SEYMOUR, TINSLEY 4 GO. THTTMA.Br (fix GrElBERT, PBOPOSALS. n EOBGIA, BIBB COUNTY.—Proposals will be VX received until the llth day of November, 1871, for bnilding the bridge of the Tobesofkee Creek on Colombns road, known as Johnson's Bridge, and for building the Bridge over Tobesofkee Creek at Bearcey’s Mill. The Commissioners reserving the ight to accept or reject any bid. Proposals to be filed with the Ordinary of said county. Fiona and specifications will be found on file in Ordinary’s office. O. A. THARPE, ) D. T. PBIGGAB8. > County Commissioners. J. W. STUBBS, ( ocOM Plantation. For Sale. A BARGAIN in a plantation, six miles from Ma con. can be had by calling on the undersigned or Turpin & Ogden. The Bloom place, containing 1,721^ acres, half rich creek land,lying on Tobesof kee Greek; the balance, pine land of good qaality. About 225 acres creek land are in a high state of cultivation, as also upwards of 500 acres upland. The improvements are good and ample. These lands compare favorably with any in Middle Geor gia. O. B. Callaway, Esq., cultivated the place this I will be pleased to go over it and show the land and crope to anyone wishing to purchase. Terms port cash; time paymente easy. • If not sold by the 15th of December. 1871, the place will be fat rant. J. N; SEYMOUR. oct7-tf Sagging- and. Ties. 100 rolls HEAVY BAGGING, 200 half rolls HEAVY BAGGING, 600 bundles ARROW TIES, 500 bundles EUREKA TIES. We will fill your orders m low as any house fa the market. Call and see us. BURDICK BROTHERS. HAMS. Just received 10 tierces of the above brand of Hams, superior to any other Ham. Call and see us if you want a GOOD HAM. BURDICK BROTHERS. Flour. Flour. F ur. A CHOICE AND SELECTED STOCK. 150 barrels various grades. Three carloads fa sacks, half sacks and quarter Backs. All fresh from new Wheat, and warranted by BURDICK BRO HERS- Pure Leaf Lard, in Tierces and Cans. MEAT., WHEAT BRAN, SUGARS, Various Grades, CHOICE COFFEE. BAGGING TWINE, ETO. QAiiii ajcrs BacAivmJB oca stock. WE THINK WE GAN SUIT YOU IN QUALITY AND PRICE. DON'T FORGET THE PLAOE— SIGN OF THE “GOLDEN HOG.” No. 63 Tliird street, Macon,IGeorgia, NEAR HARDEMAN 4 SPARKS’ WAREHOUSE. »d2m BURDICK BBOTHIHSi