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Telegraph & Messenger. SATURDAY MORNING, NOV. II, 1871. .flnrUlinm on Bollock Editorial Corrcapondenco. Cctbbebt, November 0, 1871. The Superior Coart of Rindolph county i* il I asarion here this week. Judge Harrell, a new man, “developed" by His fugitive ExoeUency, We fled in the Tribnne, of Taeeday, a three | under cruat of Georgia scallawagiam, presiding, quarter column letter to the editor Markham, whilom, ar-d for aught 1 HR GEORGIA r*E»S Ur. James Chalker, of Falaaki ooooty, is the champion gourd vine grower. He has one which the Bawkinsrille Dispatch says is thirty-fire in diameter, and which has produced onc-balf Bollock, and a aimon pure representative of the ‘ ’ fj ” I "° de I erast oT ° eor B i * scallawagiam, prmMing. * r. half gallons, ^he Dispatch man says lor from Wm The Judge is famous for two specialties. The £ ^ f ,u a eqakeor on the we know, now firuf a proelivity to fine right and left, sick and of * b=t not a tT , D , on a oitiaen of AtlanU, and pretty well- known in j well, aU who trangrees any rule of court j ex-1 ^ dj>meter t, or th# We dip these items from the I-i.-pateh .., , _ Lavn and Brir. Estate Sales —On Tuesday tart on the abequatnUtor, and certainly ought shows considerable business, and the criminal I KOw ,g>, in the fourth district of to speak by authority, aa be and Bollock hare I list is a full one. We note in attendance from this county, and belonging to tbe late Mrs. been quite thick for three or four years. He your city Hon. S. D. Irvin and C. B. Woolen, " ~ ” ~ J charge. Bullock with lying to regmri to the rea- both distinguished members of the bar of Oeor-, — rtlon John Daije , sons for bis redgnation, to begin with, and goes | gia. As yet, no important eases have been de-1 , ha parc ha*eL T he Barrel Jordan Pl.nt.rion, embracing 1,215 seres, ezclnaive of the home- on to aay that he has disgraced the Republican | tennined. party and been wholly regardlem of the interests of the people of the State—the first of whieb stead set apart for tbe minora, was sold for $2,900, the purchasers being J. W. Lathrop A Co., of Savannah, through J. B. Stetson. There Caleild to Macon'. — John Graham, charged with the murder of Daniel Lee at Dykesbosa, in December last, has been taken from Pabski nsunswicz A9S ALB AST LALLEOAD. This collapsed institution ooenpies a large __ _ charge* wu think eminently unjuat, as, according | share of publioattention. The people have njedr I mortgage'npoiithe land." The James to ou$ Understanding, that to a feat neither Bol-1 ing interest in the matter. One contractor wbo Daniel Place, within the incorporate limit., and lock nor any other knave is capable of aooom- bad built thirty-one mUa of road had received forty acres of land with tan yard, were Bold for pitching. Markham further aayu that Bullock I aa hia guerdon bat one hundred dtAlart in I forckased yon arnel, one o e was once s “rebel of the deopeet die”—that be I greenbacks. The remainder waa to “chips and waa unfairly nominated, and that had it not I whetstones,” commissary stores, and the bean been for *1110 great desire of the people (L e. Uful “Kimball money.” OXpromitet, however, the negroes, and carpet-baggers, sndscaUswsga) he has had not a few. The ntterer of these cornel off. This trans- far rcoanstrootJoD," be ntrtr could bar© been I admirable imitations of currency has taken bi* f6r vu deemed advisable on account of tbe in- •lected. alao chargee him with giv-1 flight to hia home in the far distant North, aa it security of our ooonty jail. We bare beard it tog offlec to “rebels,” who were worthless both was impossible for him to be separated from *a»d that in Januwy nsxt th«e would be a to their own and the Radical .party, and with hia altitego and brother Siamese twin, Kufns B. wfaMl ^ be tried for the crime selecting as editor of his official organ, "a man On the train we enoonntered a poor negro wbo 0 f T bich he is charged. of the utmost irresponsibility morally, pecuni- had $110 of this bogus stuff, and he gave ns On Monday night last, says the Ameri- arily, and pobUeally, and wbo can be bought the names of two others who possessed, tbe ens Republican, of Thursday. the enure eon- and sold like a piece of potty." one $85, and the other $155 of this same picto- ofseverel°wagon load, cf com in the Markham proceeds to aay that it is the sets | rial delusion. These unfortunates have toiled ahnek, meat and other groceries, together with of the “Bing” formed by Bollock, and “the I aU summer in tbe sun and rain, and this waa I a large number of barrels and boxes, were de- grates of tbe penitentiary,” that be (B.) now tbeir reward. Like sensible fellows, they bad atrojed by fire, while the house remained un- fears more than the Ku Max, and ridicules the I changed their base to the Blakeiy extension of ^“"through!**TheDoc*oTn o rhto idea that it waa any fear from that quarter that I the Southwestern Railroad, and were there do- family knew nothing of the fire until notified oaoaed hia flight. Markham concludes by asy-1 ing good service, sod receiving fair wages to of it in tbe morning by a freedman on the tog that Bollock's whole letter to a fabrication I real money, from a company who ask nothing I pl*co. Had the kitchen caught on fire, it ‘■gotten op to ereato prejudice to hia favor I from the publio treasury, mid desire only f.ir I ^feet of^bSudtog! North, sod to cover up Ms own wickedness and | play at the hands of their fellow-eitizens. Goodwill arrived at Savannah, The shameful exodus of Kimb.Ul, without a from IiUn ± oa with a cargo word of nottco or apology to hi. vlcUms, has of ^ ^ oraD ™ 300 bunches 0 f Upon the whole, Markham gives Uofns a very | oast a gloom upon this community, mid ban B c0 doIen pinea pp le8 , , 2 barrels of genteel skinning; whieb, oomtog from that I much distress to mmny of our citizens. Few, I ’ ,. *’ mmros, eminot fail to be keenly enjoyed by all very few can l« found who are not actual snf- “savannah Advertiser of Thnrsd.y says who knew be waa just snob aa Mmkham psints I ferers in some form, and multitudes of mechan- th , t Nichols, the telegraph operator who left him when be (M.) waa lying in bis political | io* and laborers have been well nigh mined. I the office of the Sonthem Telegraph Company Ono of bis lieutenants and a sort of head in that city on anch short notice, or rather no centio of the concern, has jnat relumed from “? Uo8 8t *“• ‘ bon ‘ te ^ fW “ DC8 ' » ith „ ’ . * , ~ . , him above seven hundred dollsra of the com- New York, and seems to have been Look~ta | pujy’g fandri, has tnrned np in New York city, done by the father-in-law of the recusant H. I. I whither be betook himself onleaviDg Savannah. o He comes redolent of sweet promises and I The agent in charge of the offico in New York fo fact, in all his appointments it seemed I stoat asseverations, which a few deluded people I that Nichols has been foimd atn I -- X’ Cheto safferiul fromThc e^of writer that their only hope is in the uent upon I poison, which, it is presumed, remorse at his the road bed and material, snob as iron, carts, rash conduct and its consequent disgrace drove shovels, etc., belonging to the company. Query: I k> m toto *J**“8; 4 (what relation eho sns- .... ... . .. . . . tamed to Niehola is not sUted) appeared upon What has become of the endorsement of the the ecen# to interoede for him ; that he President of tho Pennsylvania Central, which I had none of the money in his poesessioo, and was so vauntingly blazoned abroad a few weeks I had, in fact, taken bnt little with him in bis bosom, and swearing everything and everybody | thereabouts was altogether lovely. To show how Bro. Markham handles a pan, ] and to give some idea of the humor be is fo, 1 quote the following extract: Don and dishonesty, and tbe sequel will show how aaooeaafol he has been. Aa birds of a feather Are sure to flock together, so it seems to have been in bis case, and he was therefore enabled to fonn a King to hia own liking, and it to ibe acta of that Ring, with bis manipulation and official sanction, and the grate, of tbe penitentiary, that he now fears more than ‘ since ? Surely he too has not gone up tho hasty flight from Savannah. Nichols himself He pemteniury mat tie now lean. 1 s ^, nt . We trnst th8 J i? gi 8 Uture will ventilate ZTtJrlf hv “ «£ino it°o£t ” ° ^ the Ku-Klnx. The imposition prac- I.. .. ... , . , “..... matter, if possible, by working it ont. tioed upon tho people by him and hia Ring in I ** > ® “ irt “ * n “ development of llus hnge swm-1 xho Augusta Chronicle end Sentinel cf tbs purchase of the Stato-Hons*, in the pur- <He upon the people of Georgia, and find oat Thursday says the representatives of several jggf °,\, l h« h ° W n, “ Dy b ° Dd “ h "° beCn iESDed “ d Wh ° “* l»g° railway corporations were in that city Koed t in Imposing of the I their r ^ c | p i en t^ \y 6 *re opposed to the repu- . on Wednesday, and had a sort of can cos at the ohaae of hia mansion, Wwtere and AtlaoUo «o*., .0 o.sposing 01 me . , heir « cipienta . We „ 0 opposed to the repu Mitohel properly, io tbetr management of the I .. .. ., ... 7 .. , .1 -■ — Albany and Brunswick Road, and tbe issuing of I “'atmn of honest contracts and obligations; but I pj^jters’ Hotel. Tbe Central Railroad bonds for tbe same; and last, though not least, I let fraud and the pcrpetratOTStberof be spewed represented by Messrs. W M. Wadley, of Sv tbe leasing of tbe Western and Atlantie Road— I out by tbe representatives of our aggrieved and I vannab; W. B. Johnson, of Mscoc; A. S. Hart- an set that would, if possible, desh the modesty , Ihev e*n he nn ridge, John Cunningham, George Wylly, John of Tweed and bi. Ring-all create more fear in md ” n * Ut P*° pl< '’ TvTT l, 7 , B. Wilder and George M. Mnrphj, all of Sa- ■ ....... - - I earthed and exposed, faU tbe blow upon whom T4nnah . the Montgomery and West Point Htil- it msy. 1 ~ CHIMES AND CASUALTIES Ms mind than any dread that be has of Kn Klnx. Tbat tbera have been outrages commit ted io Georgia oannot be denied, and that there to a feeling existing tbero tbat is prejudicial to tbe Internet of tbe Hurt* is true; but that Bul lock ooold not have remain, d there auniolested road by 0. T. Pollard; tbe Southwestern Rail road by Gen. W. S. Holt, and the Wilmington Four days since Mr. Tbouus Brown, a most I and Manchester Railroad by R. R. Bridges. Tbe object of the meeting has not transpired. There have been only 182 marriages in Floyd won by nud reputable citizen, waa stabbed to personaily, just as well as Mr. Conley oouid, is I to” throat nod seriously injured in an alteroa-. not true, and that is not the cause of hia leaving I tiou with a tenant, upon some question of rent, county this year, and tbe editor of the Commer- there. It is his guilty coasc.enoe that drives XhB assailant has been lodged in jail and will «W» who recently “been there,’’ Mmself, Mm from there, and a fear of legal investiga . ... . .. „ .. „ tiou will probably drive him fnrthor. ^ * r,ed for the offena « dnrlD 8 ‘he present as But to bis letter his fling at tbe Judge of the I sizes. Supreme Court is aa marked as it is malicious, and nothing that Bullock canid say of 1 impair the confMoncoof tbe people in bim, aod the great prejudice tbat be harbors agiinst him one himself, if reports be trne, and his ap pointments and bis associations prove it. That HOTEL FOR SALE. AYING purchased the Catoosa Springs, and I intending to devote my entire attention to im- ing and making them one of tbe most desirable lummer resort* in tbe country. I offer for sale the Lease and Furniture of tbo well known GLOBE HOTEL, cf Angusta, Ga. don't like it. Two dangbters of Mr. S. Stovall, of Greene On the night of the 7th tost., tbe residence I ooonty, were thrown from a baggy, last Salur- of him would | of , peaceable and estimable citixeD, Mr. I I '‘» J severely injured. Thompson, at Spring Vale, in this connty, was The Madison Appeal says on Satnrday night . ... . . o ,. V, . . .. , , „ : , I a terrible accident occnrred in Greene county, to tbe foot that be is a Union man and an hon- I bnrotd to tbe ground by tbe act of a diabonoal nrar yvillis’ ferry, on the Oeonee River, by eat man. lie alao bss tbe impndenoe to give a I inoendiary. His family barely eseaped with wbich two lives were lost. It seems that a party word of warning to tbe men who fought for the I their lives, losing everything they owned bnt a I of men and boys were out coon hunting, when Union. Such impertinence deserves and will , h«d in cutting down a tree, either the tree or some receive the contemptof every Union m*n who ■“■“T “«*• of its branches fell upon or flew back and crashed knows him. No main has greater contempt for I CHOPS AND tbade. the victims. John Leverett, aged 15or 16 years, them than Jlnllock has manifested; as proof of I The cotton harvest is turning out folly as #n< j ane g ronanle d Sweeny, wore killed instant- It he has not appointed or reoommended for of | short as was anticipated, and the receipts and I ly an d another negro mortally wounded. !!“ "“J 1 . 0 “Missies are light. This asphyxiates the trade of the Cona iderable property was sold in Greene | mL.-^ n ,, „ I country of course. Planters are hopeful of better , Iast Tuesday T^ud brought from S7 -‘■Hirty iJOliaiS XViBWarU.. "VTAPIEB LODGE, near the residence of the >*ck theirprodnee to conse- . „ ^ v. I ciTor.EN from ih. ™i«rrih»sni»i,tof LT” 87 ” 10 -4 most desi ' prime s, with tbe State Road and Air Line printing u> back it. Bat flie Trite Georgian to truly no more. The name of the journal in any event will be changed." Tire UnionI011 Fire Again. Editore Telegraph and Meuenger: In onr harried letter of yesterday, I forgot to say that among the losers by the fire of night before last, were Mr. Worfol, wbo had a tin shop in the rear of J. G Gibson's store, and J. N. Bollard, who owned the building—or rather the two narrow buildings connected together in which Braw & Alford were doing bumnees. In praising the men who stood on the roof of the brick bn.ldmg. I by no means intended to bo invidious Ih jee who were on the ladder, those on tbe roof of Hearn’s house, those on the ground, ibe water carriers, those who car ried out goods, and those who watched them— to short, all did their beat. While the fire was raging. J. Q. Adams rented the store under Maaonie Hall. Yesterday, in spite of tbe nan, B. F. Adams waa moving bis goods to tbe store nnder tbe Eatonton Hotel. They all seemed determined to go to work again immediately. Tho losers have the sympathy of the whole community, bnt we are all thank* fnl that it is no worse. We expect to see brick buildings soon where those old wooden houses stood. p. A guild of ladies is proposed to be formed in England nnder the leadership of Miss Harrison, of Swanage, Dorsetshire, to promote modesty of dress, to da away with extravagance, and sub stitute the neatness and sobriety suitable to Christian woman. DIED, November 10,1871, at tbe residence of liia son. Dr. W. IV. Ford, in the city of Macon, Bev. John S. Foan, one of tbe oldeet ministers and members of tbe Georgia Conference. He was .born in Booth Carolina, February 6,1790. Mr. Ford waa the oldest member of tbe Georgia Conference except Dr. Lovick Pierce, and they were young men together in the ministry—both members of tbe 8outh Carolina Conference eomo tune before the Georgia Conference was organ ized. He joined the ministry at the age of 19 years, and has been an earnest, devoted woiker in tbe same from then until bodily strength failed. Hia last affl ction was great, bnt hia end peace and jut- new ADVERTISEMENTS AUCTION SALE, By 0. E. EESOBE, Auctioneer. I WILL sell tb‘» day at 10 o'clock A m„ in front of my store, 87 CUerty street, 4 Head of MULES, 3 Head of HORSES, 10 Crates CABBAGES, Also a large assortment of SECOND-HAND FURNITURE, etc. novll-lt THE PRATT GIN W E have on band 40s, 45s and 50s, and as tbe the season for selling is about over, will sell them for UNDOUBTED PAPEB, DUE NOVEMBER 1, 1872, Adding legal (7 per cent.) interest only. JOHNSON A DUNLAP, nolO<12lwlt 72 Third street, Macon, Georgia. FRESH ARRIVALS- 1)0 BARRELS new crop BICE. 800 packages new crop MACKEREL, 75 tnbe choice YELLOW BUTTER, 50 barrel. POTATOES and ONIO-NS, 100 boxes new crop RAISINS, 390 barrels SUGARS, very cheap. If yon want bargains, call on nolOtf SEYMOUR, TINSLEY A CO. New Crop Cove Oysters and Raisins. O A A CASES COVE OYSTERS. O V U 50 boxes LAYER RAISINS; also 60 barrels new BICE. For sale cheep by nolOtf SEYMOUR, TINSLEY A CO. ON CONSIGNMENT. 1 A A A BOLLS BAGGING, various brands, JLUUU 5000 bundles TIES, 1000 pounds TWINE. Bargains offered. nolOtf SEYMOUR. TINSLEY A CO. O. c. HORNE, Attorney and Counsellor at Law HAWKINSVILLE, GEORGIA. N. B.—Commercial and Bank Notes and Drafts collected at bank rates of commission, when paid at maturity. noYlO-d2tawlm* WANTED IMMEDIATELY. t or 5 FIRST-CLASS TINNERS. Good wsgos paid. Apply to J. H. BANDY A CO., nov9 6t No. 40 Third Street, Macon, Ga. BROOMS! BROOMS!! BROOMS!!! dozen Good BROOMS for sale at $2 50 per FOR SALE. rr “ Shares City Banking Company Stock of Macon 4 O 60 Shares Micon and Western R. B. Com pany Stock. 10 Sharis Southwestern R It. Company Stock. 82.000 Southwestern It. It. Company’s Convertible Bonds. $3,000 Macon and Angusta Railroad Endorsed Bonds. By I. C PLANT A SON. nov9 3t Just Arrived and for Sale. Q A kegs LARD, 01/ 16 hogsheads BACON, SJ barrels POTATOES. COLLINS & HEATH, nov9 tf / 69 Second Street. A HOUSE! AHORSE!! T'OB SALE,'a atronp, gentle young HOBSE— X 1 paces emoothly andefgmddlB; works well in harness. Would suit aiuglu Uotkaray. Apply to uoy11c?34t1 WAT. LUNDY. GUANO, _ URE PERUVIAN of direct importation, . Government pricea. 2240 pounds to the ton. R G. LAY, Agent for consignees in U. S., nov9 4m Savannah, Ga. BOARD. A FEW persons can be accommodated with board and lodging, by immediate application, i at tbe large brick building on the corner of First oct7tf and Pine streets. Flour, Flour, Flour. CAR Loads Superfine Extra Family, and Fancy Family FLOUB, barrels and sacks, equal in quality to any in market. For sale at very low rates by JONES A BAXTER, povll-3t*100 Cherry street A BARE OPPORTUNITY I S offered in tlio sale of whole or one-half interest in a well established,profitable jobbing, grocery and liqnor business in good standing, located in thm Declining health of one of the partners, roa- KEY BOX Q., Macon, Ga. city. eon for selling. Address FOR SALE. pt E0KGI4, MITCHELL COUNTY—Andrew J. OT Gambia applies for exemption of personalty and setting apart a homestead of realty, and I wilt O NE' STORE HOUSE and LOT in tha town of I P*® 8 n P° n too same at my offico in Camilla, on the Drayton, Dooly eounty. 117th day of November, 1871, by 10 o.clock a. an A'eo. o-io Aero Lot. within three hundred varda I nov92l* H. C. DASHER, Ordn’y. of tue .iiovo town, with a four-room Dwelling, Kitchen, Smoko hou.e, Crib, 8lable, etc., and an excellent well of water. The two places can be I 'XTJILL bo told at pnblic outcry at tho Central bought separate or together, on reaeonable terms. YV City Fair Grounds at 3 o’clock p. at, No- For farther particulars apply, personally or by let- vembor 10,1871, all tha wood lumber and other JOHN E. KELLY, Drayton. Dooly Co., Ga. articles that was not need during the Fair. G. B. ROBERTS. EDGAR STRONG, D. DALY, nov8 td Committee on Public Property. TO RENT 0E SELL. M Y Bryan and Laramore Plantations in Leo coun ty, on Cbicaficbo Creek, adjoining each other, containing together aome 3600 acres, near one-half cleared. I wilt sell at fair price in two or three payments, for eotion at fifteen cents, or any other This Hotel, favorably known to all travelers, en-1 way; will rent on shares, or for so much cotton, joy* as large, if not a larger, share of patronage I for one or five years—^each one famishing one-half than any other hotel between Baltimore and New I expenses. To show premises,'call on S. W. Lee, Jr. Orleans, and will prove a paying investment. W. C. HEWITT. .. r . For terms, etc., address the above, care Key Box I 20th of Febinary. 56, Augusta, Ga. novll*eod2w Address S. W. Lee, Sr., Atlanta, Ga. I will pay all necessary repairs. Will be down by the 15th or nov8 6t GOLD WANTED GRAND GOLD MED A? HIGHEST PRICE WILL RE PAID I" ‘ Five Thousand Dollars, Gold B. -A-. AWARDED WISE & co. s B0GEBS & BONN. BUCK 50 BOXES BELLIES! B0GEBS & BONN. : Brilliant Cooking Stove 400 PACKAGES TOBACCO! | ROGERS & BONN. GEORGIA STATE Pa IB OCTOBER 26, 1871. AFTER ACTUAL tri Ai —WITH THE— 25 BARRELS APPLES. ROGERS & BONN. ALSO A FIXE STOCK GENERAL GROCERIES Representing the MAXIMUM of QUALITY and the MINIMUM OF PRICES. BOGEBS & BONN. Great Benefactor and the Stewart Cook Stove ANOTHER GLORIOUS VICTORY GRAND GOLD MEDAL 'BUCK’S AWARDED BRILLIANT CHBOMOS REDUCED PRICES! 1ST IE W ORLEANS APRIL 28, 1871, FAIB, TUBES—bomo of which was exhibited at the | late Fair—we offer for the next Thirty Days, Our stock at very low prices. Now is the time to secure pictures at REDUCED BATES. Itf J. W. BURKE & CO. Best Baked. Bread. OVER THE FOLLOWING STOVES, ON A C T U A J, TRIAL, |HARM0NIA, philanthropist, FASHION, MOUND CITY, GEM, AMERICAN, GENERAL, STEWAET, BAK EWELL, TIMES, CHARTER OAK. —ALSO, AT THE— MEMPHIS FAIB, TRIAL • —WITH THE— j CHARTER OAK, CHARTER & CONTINENTAL. [OYER 300,000 HAVE BELA SOLD I\ THE UNITED STATES ALOE TXTE have now thoroughly refitted and repainted r V thid celebrated Old Grocery Stand and have ™“S“?V.«r;“D’S?»." b Sl Evel 'f S,ovc Warranted lo giie SatisMien, Sr Mosey BeMcd. offer to tbe public. S. T. & B. P. 88 Cherry Street. LEAST FUEL. BEST BREAD. SHORTEST TIME. FOR RENT. Fancy and Family Groceries, B. A. WISE & CO.’S, CHERRY STREET, MACON, GA allunon, like mo.t of hi, loiter, is for buncombe 1 prices and Keep back tneir pr ounce in conse- tQ #12 Rtilroad stock bronght QTOLEN from the enbecriber, on the night of the r , b le hoiwe for a email fmmijv A North, and should reoeive the condemnation of | queues. Thisisexcusableonly in thosoinstancea sbiire | O 5 th mat ^ about two miles JtrouMbe city, jjn the | no 7 6i« MRS. MATILDA NAP1 every Union man and every honest Krpub- whara th „ OTOp ja f „ e from l ien s or encum- licau that reads his letter. 1 u ... UH, ,.WUl l.u UM1CS UUU1 1UU Ul-T, WU Ul. I Houston road, a stout one-horse Wagon, with iron J K, Vinevil'e- Hon. Currosn Anpesson.—This gentleman oallad upon us last Thursday upon bnsineaa, and aa ho waa just from Atlanta we made sev eral inquiries of him io regard to the Legisla ture—the bill—tbe probable attitude of acting Conley to relation to tbat bill, and tbe reanlt of tbe session of tbe Ku-Klux committee in Atlan ta—all of wbich be answered, and we embodied tbe information thus obtained from bim, and previously from another gentleman, in an edi- of , Mr. Wm. Hsssler, one of the first settlers oi I axlee. Ten dollars will be given for the recovery brances. If pledged to the merchant who — of the Wagon, and twenty dollars for the arrest of h« advanced cLh or provisions upon tbe faith “ nD ' y ’ d ‘° J ^ W th<> '- ,th y6 “ I toe thief*" It U .nppo.J that th. w^onjva. car- | of these promises, common honesty, as well as | ° s "erMtomHies left Dalton and vicinity lest. sound policy, wonld dictate tbe strietest adber- I eek fof Texaa ArklnMS . At uj, rate rRRI,!Tiriri P, AIK (ill? ence to tbe contract. How else could tbe farmer 1 GeoIgj , wi „ ^ Ioose B ,, her gimp , 6tong . A JiLililf IL 1 LALCi IfUit The Griffin Star says Mr. Talbot, who went TXT? off8r f °r sale the prettiMt Rtural Farm we > Europe some months since for tiie purpose I /VtonreOTm seen, sitMted at the ml^villw I ^ • 1,1 /__ enma/tf hia rninlihnvm I ® TnDDOl Hill, Oft., 1X1 fiV0 XBilCfl Of tllO f&IHOBS of prooanog laborers for someof bis ceigubon?, Catooe* Springs. One hundred and fifty acres good Thi* irrepresfiible little city, which has been I returned, bringing with him Bixty-aix I i^nd, 100 cleared; a large dwelling, fine epnng laid to asbes ftries within a twelve month, is not “ en ; w ““f n * nd c „ h,!d "“: u SS? , “ d frt t‘!S n8 5 ? 1,rB8 m8 J d v °, w , stout, hardy looking people, and doubtless will I and brook, and a large orchard; a place remarkable only rising in solid bnok and mortar from her prove skilful and valuable laborers. The men I for health and poaaeaeing extraordinary natnral. ruins, bnt has had the enterprise to project and contract from the 10th inat to December 25th, I facilities for convenience and ornamentation. No | BANK NOTICE. O N and after MONDAY, November 6th, wo, the undersigned Banks and Bankers, agree to clo-e onr Banks and Banking bouses, at 2 o'clock r. until furtbor notice. W. P. GOODALL, CaBh. City Bank CUBBEDGE & HaZLEHURST, Bankers. 1. O. PLANT. President First National Bank. • W. L. ELLIS A BRO H. M. FARRAR, Cash Planters Banking Co. T. W. M ANGHAM, Cash. Central Ga. Bank. WM. 8. HOLT, Agt. Central R. B. & Bk’g Co. I. C. PLANT A SON, Agta Sav. B’k iTraatOo novS lw NOTICE- pnt in successful operation*. HiW^iUbU I I 532 I I Thia elncnd vneterda. end *° w,, “ board, from Which IS tO 06 TO- I ... ,. .ho— I nob dnrin. iho «» IO I SCHOFIELD’S IRON WORKS, ADJOINING TASSENGER DEPOT, MACON, G.V J ioqniries of him in regard to the Legids-1 _ . _ , t , , , Get e-th. progress of Ui. gubernatorial election h *' p dron,h ® nd ,,m,ne lednoe 1 I—the probable attitude of acting Governor I m to f xlrdml ^ I to ] DAWSON FAIR. Agricultural Fair This closed yraterda, and I n VedTbe WI ^tTf gelting -d7n ^ toe pro^rty at the above rnro we loarn was well attended. The display of c, they leave their employer* before the time novll-St Tmm'l BUR.’ Os. stock, vegetables, fancy work, etc, was very I contracted for, are to forfeit all wages due them. 1 respectable. A large delegation from this place, Mr - Talbot had some difficulty in getting np as AlLSTONT’S HA ULi 1 many as ho desired, owing to the prejudice that w * torial article yesterday, under tbe bead “Atlanta Gossip.” It seems, however, tbat the oily editor, wbo beard bnt pert of tbe conver sation and that imperfectly, made a report also, and giving reins to his fancy and humor, com mitted tbe Judge to a good deal be did not tag, and would not have said under any ci ream stances. The Judge, for example, represented ibe canvass for Senator aa very activo ; but he said nothing about “button-holing” or the use or application of stimulants in electioneering ^ room * for tbe nomination; or intimated in any man ner whatever tbat ibe candidates or tbe mem bers approached by them were chargeable with any eondaot to the slightest degree improper or unbeoomlng. Indeed, onr city editor says be I . v__« —I Koad joke. At tbe last accounts it bad arrived bad no idea of embodying that statement aa any I , J® 8 ’ I at the mammoth proportions of over S450,000. — changed places with November, and laughing This amount has been paid by tho State Treas- I summer still holds bar own against tbe season | urer. of tbe “sere and antnmn leaf.' not, during the winter months, open at 12 o’clock I nor in the evening. AU yon that wish Ice on Sun day, come before 9 am. W P. CARLOS. no5 Gt FELIX COBPUT. including the young ladies of Andrew Coliege, ^^703^7^^007^ toe* went over on Wednesday, nnd were received South, aDd tho trouble of procuring families. | with a fine band of mnsio. and every demonstra- The , ibe , gnH of A D Atlanla tion of honor. It was a joyous gala occasion to _ , g BQW n for tr j al in FaUon Snperior THURSDAY and FRIDAY NOV. 1 Ora and 17ra the happy spirits jnst released from tho s.-hool We find the foUowing items in toe Atlanta Constitution, of yesterday: Blodgett's Gbeat State Road Joke—It Hon. Thomas Hardeman was the orator of the I day, and his address oharmed and delighted bis numerous auditory. — Grows to Own Three-Quarters of a Million. TOR TWO NIGHTS ONLY. SATSUMA’S ROYAL JAPANESE!! |H DR. EMERSON 'AS returned and will resume toe practice of DENTISTRY at once. no’ ~ The weather continues mild and pleasant I —We have heretofore kept our readers posted I and the cotton fields are covered with blooms on toe growing dimensions of Blodge't’s State part of the information obtained from Jndge Anderson: bnt only in the nature of a jocular toferenoe of his own. But he has badly mixed hi* inferences with what he represents as Judge Anderaon’a statement*, and we hope Judge A. BEST PERFORMERS EVER IN TSIS COUNTRY. ] Men, Women and Children in Native Coetome. oivrita a rznroRMAKCE We have just learned that toe attorney I NEVEB ATTEMPTED BY AMERICANS, for Henry Clews A Co., of New York, is here, Crowded housee everywhere. T-ioimnde turned wbo represents that that firm ha* paid out for "‘J FOR SALE, 5 -ROOM Cottage, with all necresaty oat-build- I inge, all new and complete. Yeiy desirable lo- I cation, with splendid well of water on the place. With or without fun iture, and possession given I immediately it desired. Apply at noStf THIS OFFICE. JUST RECEIVED CONSIGNMENT, AND FOR SALE, -I AA barrels IRISH POTATOES, 1UU A Urge lot BACON, 50 dozen CHAIRS- rovl tf COLLINS A HEATH. Consisting of AMERICAN AND ENGLISH PICKLES, OLIVE OIL, PRESERVES and JELLIES, all kinds CANNED FRUITS and VEGETABLES Of every variety, DEVILLED HAM, TONGUE, TURKEY, LOBSTER SALAD DRESSING, ANCHOVY PASTE, YARMOUTH BLOATERS, SPICED SALMON, FRESH MACKEREL, in cans, CHOCOLATE PASTE, FINE TEAS and SPICES, peablbarlly, oatmeal, | Schofield’s [Patent Cotton Presses! SAGA, TAPIOCA, and MACCARONI, T0 RUN EY HORSE, HAND, WATER OR STEAM, SHAD and SALMON, in kits, Received aU the premiums at the Georgia State Fair, 1871, for BEST COTTON PRESSES, (»!1 Ike MESS MACKEREL, articles we exhibited). FULTON MARKET BEEF, SHAFTING, PULLEYS and HANGERS, MACHINERY of aU kinds, IRON or BRASS made to erta. PICKLED FORK, I We are deteimined to keep tho reputation we have alwavs enjoyed of mannfatnring or repairing SOAP, STARCH, CANDLES, and anything else a M&chioery ’ etC ” in tho be8t m “ ner ’ at leta “ st with P™jjPtness, and to the satisfaction of all. family may need. J. S. SCHOFIELD & SON. C5T n&vinpc the best Lathes for Steam Engine Building in the State, vre notify other Steam Engine I Build era that we can tarn their FJy Wheels any size from seven to twelve feet. nov7 tf STEAM ENGINES AND SOILEBS Of all sizes, for Saw Mills, Plantations or any other purpose. GRIST MILLS, MILL GEARING, the best SAW MILLS made in the Sontb, IRON BAILING, IE?- FEL’S WATER WHEELS, (received the first premium at the Georgia State Fair, 1871), GIN 6FAK1N0, (the only substantial article to run gine), SUGAR MILLS and BOILERS, (the heat mado in tho Male), Ala., that no old fruit remains to be ripened STbEjSS. to BWget™ d^tooextra P “™- d to. “elite” o, too., cities. by tbia sweet Indian summer, in onr cotton I gnm of $377,000. Thus at one unexpected will accept tbi. correction as aom7amenda for I fio,d ‘ s and th ® Dew ’ must UU * P re ^ to ,h ® io * * woo P}» j°^® doubled. The swindle now,i ,v. it)lnit . . T» ' .1 V v I frosts of winter. aoeordmg to this statement, amounts to the I ,,uu iau J the injusuet done. During the whole oonverra- n „ on , h .enormous sum of $827,000, or over three- Doora open st 7 o’clock, tlon Judge Anderson taid nothing to the die■ | ® no heretfte r, not even the weather | q narte „ of a million. | mence at 8 o’, lock. elerk at Washington, dare to ventnre an opin- nothing credit of anybody, except of one or two radical witoMMt before tha Ku-Klux committee, and had no idea that hia name would be mentioned aa authority for any statement whatever in that contraction; aud certainly we had no conception that U would be until we saw it in toe paper yesterday morning. | quarter* t Another Bcldock Act fob Suspicion.- THE ORIGINAL “ALL RIGHT” WITH THIS TROUPE. Porforms: ce to com-1 FOR RENT. 1 STORE, also a suit of rooms suitable for a cot ton buyer. Apply at THIS OFFICE. sep5tf DRESS-MAKING. M ISS WILLIAMS, No. 13, COTTON AVENUE, I hu lost returned from New York, and is CANDY AND CONFECTIONERY. This is a specialty with ue, and we claim to have I I introduced many new varieties, such aa tbe or-1 iginal I WALNUT, GLAZED WALNUT, COCOANUT CARAMEL, JELLIED COCOANUT, CREAM WALNUT, | And numerous others. ion on an early or late fall. One man can “see told toe other day how the Carters ville and Van itoiv.te I)oxe«, $500 .\y a Admission. $1; Reserved Seats, $1 50; G.l crr, I ready to receive orders for Drcaa-M&king in all ita departmente. Thankful for toe liberal patronage I into a grindstone” aa far as another. H. H J. Wert Railroad Company bad received $275,000 „ wrueata can he ntd of eednreed Ri.Ia hnrda W« M tores daya in advance. of endorsed State bond*. We alao told how, stooe it changed it* name to the Cherokee Rail road Company, it had received $300,000 more, .. ■ ■ 1 ' ■” We learn that CSTSeate can he hid at B.o.n A Co ’. Rjokaiore | aha ha* herotoforo received from toe ladiea of Ma con and vicinity, she is now better prepared than I Florida Kelts. IlfmoBANTS to Florida.—The Floridian of the I tons getting a double quantity. :3 7totoriant,«mou^a»tt TO ty.fiveortoirty|^™« f ^.r^°^iSS5i^ Swedes, aud forty French immigrants from Al- R. SCHfTHMAN. Marager. J. E. SOULE Agent. ever to nerve them acceptably. NEW BOOKS Utter for the former. He has not yet done so. I Both loU of booda are out And no informs- PRIVATE BOARD AND LODGING. LlqilOl'S StHLii ClSTarS J AM prepared to accommodate two or three gen- 1 Db. Hclmbold's manifesto on onr first page I -ace, wonld arrive in that city in tbe course of tion has been obtained about tbe matter exotadeia few advertisement* for ones, bat tha I a d*y or two. That paper is assured by Mr. I Speech op Db. Milleb.—Quito a large and omission will be made np. Dr. H. has made Hnlan, the Frer.eh agent, that thousands “H uliCc^m “fl^tohMo bea^ a one gigantic fortune from tha salecf hi* ex-1 Frenchmen would immmigrate if they had from toe above dietiDgniihed gentlemen. The tract of Buehu, and we doubt not will speedily I proper encouragement Those now coming, | Doctor defended Lia course as a member of th« make another. Tbe highest authorities pro- I will locate on the Gnlf noonce it an iovalntble remedy for the diseases I of tbe Ockloekoneo River, where large traota of named, and tbe Doctor knows bow to proclaim I land have been purchased. ! BUBKE & CO.’S BOOK STOBE. make another. Tbo highest authorities pro- I will locate on the Gnlf Coast, near the month Georgia State Convention; defined hi* position 1 — - and denied charges brought against himself as having united with the Union League, and a* having indorsed the Sherman bill—pronounced ThX TkLLaHSMZK AND GEORGIA RAILROAD.— . The route of this road from Tallahassee to toe A Bwoirr DAT.-Ye*terday waa one of tho Georgia lice has been located, and tbe woik of brightest of the gorgeous and golden daya of I grading iatobeoommenoedassoroas labor can autumn, and setrcely cold enough to promise be procured. The narrow gauge is to be adopted, more than a light frost this morning. We have Florida is in a state cf groat excitement printed telegram* about anow storms and skat- about her tax Uw*. The last LegirUture passed Ing in tha North, but hero we are yet to have an act authorizing the appointment of a Board cold enough to fairly demand a fire. of State Equalization of Taxes, (held to be un- a tr,.— n *" „ constitutional) whose action has been oppres- „ A E Tanner A , fT0 in a,. « trem8 . Tbe F Iorid,„ says: s . ' I , “ P ° "“ Work *’ Rich “ond, A prominent BepnbUcan official, whose real- IO0K tne nrtt premium for portable steam en- I deuce is in Alaohua county, said to us yesterday gine* at nearly all toe Sonthem Fair* which I tost tf the property in his oonnty was sold for hsvo been held thia fall, including tbe State c ** h bj 11,8 tax ooUeo,or ,o d *7> would not ra-a it IJrtSi Columbus and Selma. I _ and , et onr Governor •Imperatively enjoins’ the people to pay their taxee. and denounces hand*omo grounds, amid a beautiful grove. The work is mainly due to the untiring energy of President Cox. Nzw Boor.*.—See the attractive array of new pulOtostion* advertised by Messra. J. W. Burke * Co. In another column. Everything new in to. liUrary world will be found on their coun ter*. Call and get a eopy of Godey for Decem ber. — mom time—allowing a faffing off otM-hrif. — Kaoan ootton roosipu too night * 11 were 21,121, against 39,407 to Uto November, last year. Tax Sooth Africa Diamond Fulds —The London Times ssys :■ Intelligence from (he Diamond fields tends to show that their richness and extent can scarcely be exaggerated. Tbo finds are continnons and numerous beyonnd preoedent; and the propor tion of large stones—stones from 20 to 18 car ats—seems to inoruuto. .iiJtldmf JlK • * Reed, the carpet-bag rascsl who dolma to be Governor of tbat State, comes ont on the 7ih in a long proclamation warning toe people that toe taxes must be paid, and shall bo collected np to the day the Supreme Court of toe State affirm* the unoonstitutionality of the law, and commanding toe collector* to go ahead and make toe money; but he has extended the time to lxt D coember next The people of Florida have been so awfully bled by frond and extor tion, thlt the money will have to be made ont of them by something little short of bydnnlic Thanksgiving.—Acting- Governor Conley pro claim* Thursday, 30th November instant, as a day of thanksgiving, for tost “whereas, it hath pleased Almighty God in his great mercy to lam away from u* all those evils that we so : trilly have deserved, to bits* us with peace and prosperity, and to grant all those things which are necesa.^. to render us a contented and a iappy people. Thia is the aaxuo tUy proclaimed by the President. t novel—cloth.. these charges false. After his speech a notice Eng*«cd? Hill was present in the audience and stated tbat the notioe was a mistake; that he might speak on some futnre night. tleman on liberal terms. Rooms with private entrance, placing occupants nnder no restraint in going and oorning at late hours. Residence, cor ner First and Pine streets. I can be seen basinets hoars at the M. A W. B. B. depot, novl tf J. W.BLACKNHEAB. FOR SALE. A FARM of 450 seres, (more or less) of fertile I land, one hundred and fifty in a high state of cultivation, toe balance well timbered, within two _ , miles of the city of Cntlibert. An excellent mill ; or Chronicles of Late War, doth....81 75 | site upon tbe land. Tne Bainbridge, Outhbert and Colnmbu. railroad naases through the tract. Ap- -•-to JOHN B. BUCiHANAN, uuthbeit. or at this ». novldiwtf 150 375 gilt edge 4 50 antique 5 00 Outrage Near Wist End.—We learn that Bom Romp-cloth ... 150 between one and two o’clock yesterday a negro man entered a house near West End and at- I Beal Folks—cloth tempted to ontiage the person of a respectable - ... . married lady who waa alone at toe time. Her | 141118 A<U-cloth -• screams attra driving past as be entered the door the negro jumped oi the back door. A party chased him for a mile I or so, but he effected his escape. Tbe lady, we learn, waa a Mrs. Stroud. £&BY CABS. rpHE finest assortment of Baby Cabs and Per- I ambulators ever received in this city. For sale j chosp by CARHABT A CUBD, ocil5 tf COMMISSIONER’S SALE. screams attracted the attention of a gentleman Aunt Jones' Hero—anting. i sn T3 1 virtue of a decree of the Honorable the 8u- drtving past and he ran to her rescue. As soon I ’ I , Opurtof Bibb eounty, I will offer for | out of Hite, etc—cloth sale on the first Tuesday in December next, be- tween the legal hours of Sheriff sales, before the [ Morton House—cloth 1501 door °" to # new Court-bouse in the city of Macon, ‘to the highest bidder, toe lot on toe corner of Wal- Comprieing all of the beat brands, Domestic and Imported. MARKET DEPARTMENT Freeh Tennessee Beef, Fork Sausages, Northern Fruits and Vegetables, Fresh Fieh and Oysters, Turkeys, Chickens, Eggs and The Gwinnet Atlas bss changed its name, and I - . „ . „ ,. ® ’ Joshua Marvel—paper 49 is now a Herald. 1 r r The Baraesville Gazette says the rea] estate **** ot 4118 Ood *— 1 °’ ot h 30 ?f i v\rr°! ■» north of Baraesville, sold for $25 per acre, 56 Doid S« in Maryland-cloto 150 Morton House—paper 1001 nut and Now streets in the city of Mioon, whereon tbe colored Methodist Church lately stood. Sale to I be made subject to the confirmation of the presid ing Judge of eaid Court. Terms of sale < It. B. CLAYTON, Commieeioner. nov2 tds Give ns a call, and see if wo can’t please yon. S. T. & B. P. WALKER, 88 CHEERY STREET* dissolution. acres, nearer, for$43 per sore, and Feverel four I Italian Life and Legends—cloth 160 I r PUE firm of I. L. Harria A Co., wholesale and I 1X7 A mnTTTJlci TTnTT7T7!T TtTT aero !ota on the railroad, sold for from $100 to | Lori DUoatch-naner - JA 52312^^^.®?^ I W A1 OfiDlb, Jijl Will LEY, $138 per acre. The Atlanta Era says: A Blondin Mclz.—Day before yesterday a mole, belonging to tbe stables of Messrs. O. H. Lost Dispatch—paper Seed lime and Harveet—doth 150 Overland, (a novel)—paper ’ ICO Anne Furness—paper 75 ***** =*» and from thence upon toe root of an adjoining building; climbing the roof, and crossing the oomb ot it, be desoended on the other aide of toe roof to the “jumping off place,” and jumped 50 day duolved by mutual consent—Dr. L L. Harris. 1 retiring. Tho business will be continued at toe same etand by C. J. Harris and H. J. Peter, under I the finn name of Harria A Peter. a J. HABBI3, H. J. PErEB. November 1st, 1S7L Goldsmith Tope S.-ott 200 200 200 off, alighting safely some fifteen feet down, in I Original Poems (Q nitrated)—doth gilt. 2 50 an open lot, where be was secured, none toe worse for bis marvelous Blondin feat. Tire Atlanta Constitution of yesterday, says: HThzTruz Giobgiax.—We olip tbe following I every description, from the Atlanta correspondence of the Augusta Constitutionalist. Wo doubt its correctness : ‘•The True Georgian's failure continues to elicit some inquiry aud comment. Whether Bird wdl come back or not, is a mooted ques tion. ^ Tue employee* of tbe office on "shutting dowa”cpon the material, found, very unexpect edly, claim* and mortgage* of recent date on it to the amount of $15,000. The amount i* distributed between Governor Joe Brown. G-n. Austell, and other capitaliits of the city. Tne paper will, donbUea*, be re-established a* an independent journal, by an association of Alao a complete -lock of floe French, Plain aud Farcy STATIONERY. School Religions and Miscellaneous BOOKS of rery description. Fancy Good*. Qol j Pen*, etc. For sals by . , J. W. BURKE A CO, novlltf ' Not.60 rircond street. xjaubv ct> co„ naaav aciunxs. 3X> wist baltiiiorc strxxt, . rv uoi.esalt; - ; Fruiterers ard Candy Manufacturers B41.T1M0RK. MARYLAND. serkMAweia* — Trias CJ3B. In retmng from toe drug business I wonld peeuuUy aek toy friends and patrons to continue I their enpport to the new firm, whom I cheerfully recommend in every way worthy of their confidence. | novl 2w I L. HARRIS. 1 SILVERWARE. ETC. I am now receiving, FOR THE FALL AND WINTER TRADE, A fine selection of LADIES’ AND GENTS’ 1 fiA Swiss ai American Watches OPERA, LUNTINE AND VEST CHAINS. ! Handkerchief Rings, Lockets, Silver Porks and Spoons, and Cases for preeentation purposes. Cedar L’reek.ihPuUakiro-unty.n^Sta'wmt oil M Tea hots, Castors, etc, Hawkins Title. Soil exceedingly fertile and location To which public attention is respectfully invited. bt.ari™—. I E. J.JOHN3TON, 97 Molberry street. WATCH WORK I am prepared to have done in the beat manner, at short notice and at moderate price*. octlU tf E. J. JOHNSTON. Notice, City Tax Payers. I AM instructed by Council to notify all parties due the city for taxee, that the time must be by the 15th inat., and that no farther time will no2tillG CHAS J. WILLIAMSON, Treas. ATTENTION, LAND BUYEBS! H AVING more land than I need, I offer for eale two lots (405 Acres,) pirt of my plantation on a. Soil exceedingly as healthy as any in Middle Georgia. Partof each I lot cleared. Each lot will be Bold separately if de sired. For full particular* and term*, call on me at borne or address ms by letter at HawkintviUe Gz- W. C. HARVARD. nov3 lwdwlm ERNEST PESCHKE’S Macon Standard Mean Time. H AVING perfected my arrangements to correct the slightest error in the timo-keeping of my fine Regulator, by the erection of an observatory and one of tho moot approved TRANSIT INSTRU MENTS, for tho purpose of observing the meridian passage of the son and stars, I will be able to keep the exact Macon mean time to within a fraction of a second. Especial Attention paid to tbo Ccpairfufir and rating or. fine Watches, as well as all kind** of new work made to order. jn!y27-ly COKSm & BATES, At Walker’s Old Stand, opposite the Market, H AVE now on hand and are daily receiving a choice lot of FAMILY GROCERIES & PROVISIONS Consisting in part of IIAZOR, SILVER LAKE, and other brand* of fine flour. Gilt edge GOSHEN BUTTER, Cheshire Cheese, Magnolia, and other good brand* of Hams, Smoked- Beef, Mackerel, Codfish. Atmore’a Mince Meat, Sogar*, all gradee, Coffee, Tea, Spices all kind*, Flavoring Extracts, Candies, Apples, and Oranges. Also. Batter, Chickens, Eggs and all kinds of COUNTRY PRODUCE. A fine aupply of Brandies and Whiskies, for family use, and all other article* usually kept in our line. We will deliver goods to any part of the city free of expense, and any article can bo returned it not what it waa represented. Give ua a call: we will uae onr beet endeavors to please you. Our motto is SMALL PBOFITS AND QUICK SALES. Any of our customers who prefer indulging in a morning nap, c.n have tbeir marketing attended to by leaving their orders the evening before. nov5 2w DIXIE WORKS, MACON, GEORGIA, guernsey, Bartrmn <6 Hendrix, Propr’g., Contractors, Builders, and DealeiB in DOOBS, SASH, BLINDS, BRACKETS, MANTEIB, WINDOWS AND DOOR FRAMES. WHITE PINE WORK, SCROLL WORK, And all aorta of Turning done to order. Ready Dressed Flooring, Ceiling, Rough Lumbe and Lathee in any quantity always on hand. , Order* eolicited and promptly filled. MRS. f, DESSAU ilaa just returned from New York, and has on ex hibition tho TO R.BHTT. W ILL be routed to the highest bidder, on the FAIR GROUNDS of toe INDUSTRIAL ASSOCIATION OF GEORGIA On Friday, toe 10th, at 11 o'clock A. an, THE COMMODIOUS DIKING HAIL 150x30 feet, with such kitchen accommodations >s may be desired by the leasee. Party bo renting to have the sole privilege of fumiabing meals to tue public in attendance daring the exhibition (except the booths and atolls usually allowed.) Pony rent ing to take poaaeasion aa soon os building is com pleted, retaining the Holland keeping it openULtii the close of the Fair. Alao, at the same time and place, the excla**™ SALOON PRIVILEGE.__ Under the same conditions os established above. Teems : Four good notes for the rent money, payable on 2d, 3d, 4th and 5th daya of tho Exf op tion, with each security as may be approved Ly tte Finance Committee of the Association. Exclusive Cigar Privilege- Also, at the same time *nd place, the exclnri'' 8 privilege of selling Cigars. Terms same as above. SMALL BOOTHS, STALLS, ETC., ET0. All parties desiring the above privilege* will application on the grounds at toe time epean w For furtoer information, apply to or address H. D. CAPERS, Secretary, no7td Savannah-, COTTON STATES Life Insurance Co- PRINCIPAL OFFICE, MACON, GEO* eIA ’ Deposited writh Staffi Comptroller lor ee- 150>w0 Preeident. ’.Vice President. .Secretary. latest Novelties in Millinery, CLOAKS, SAILOR SHIRTS, FOLONAI3ES, And all tho articles necessary to complete a FASHIONABLE OUTFIT, To ehe invitee tho attention of her customers octi 3m and tho public. 1 curity of Policy Holder*. W. B. Jomtsiox. W. 8. Hoot ?£ Agent. J.’ M EH CEB Ghees, ii. D. Medical Bxam»“- W. J. Miami. Superintendent of Asena“- O. F. Acinar, INSURE ON ALL POPULAR PLANS. INSURE YOUR LIFE AT HOME. ALL ITS FUNDS INVESTED IN GEORGIA. ALL LOSSES PAID WITHOUT DELAY. IT IS MANAGED WITH ECONOMY. ITS POLICIES ARE NON-FORFEITING Ab- TEB TWO YEARS. F. M. HEATH, Spocial Agent, julStf Macon, Georgia.