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Telegraph & Messenger. GREAT OPENING Attha BALTIMORE CLOTHING ROUSE Ttez Hum* or Ncolzct—Ic is not too modi j to say that tana of thousands are tor suffering ! from biUoasneas, indigestion, constipation, periodi- eU fevers, general debility, and nenroca affections, I who might be reatored to perfect health within a month or less by the nee of Hostetter's Btomsch CITY AFFAIRS SATURDAY MORNING. KOV. 11. 187L CASSIMEKE BUITB, at *12, worth *18. DERBY SUITB at *30, worth *25. BLACK DRESS SUITS at *25. worth *35. BLACK DOE SKIN I*ANT8 (large lege) at *10 worth *15. CASSIUERE SUITS (extra sizer, to fit the big gest men in Oeoigia) at *25, worth *35. BOYS'surra (to tit any sized boy in the city) at prioea to anit the times. Furnishing Goods of all grades, at the same rates. Receiving weekly the lateet styles of Scarfs and Bows. Purchasers will bear In mind that this is no hum bug. Csll and tee for yourselves. M. HIRSH A BRO., Cor- Cherry end Second eta., under the Tiliozu-h Building. octlf' FALL GOODS ocm stock or Foreign and Domestic Dry Goods NOTIONS, ETC., » now fall end complete. We have the largest and moat varied stock we have ever exhibited to tbo trade. DRESS GOODS DEPARTMENT PARTICULARLY ATTRACTIVE, AND PRICES LOW. Our motto la "Short Profits and Qtilth Sale*,” And we feel confident of giving satisfaction to ail who may favor tu with their pstronsge. Wo respectfully invite the public to call and ex amine our slock. W. A. BANKS A SONS, srplOtf 13 Secosd et., Triangular Bloein FALL AM) WINTER DRY GOODS W. 2V. ZZOFBOX cto CO 41 SECOND STREET, Uavo now on band and are daily receiving addition tu their Stock, and offer at the lowest price*, DRESS GOODS, In overy variety. CLOTHS, CASSIMERES, JEANS, KERSEYS, CLOAKS, SACQUES, READY-MADE SUITS, Alto a foil line of PUHS, WALTHAM WATCHES. 3-1 PLATE, 10 AND 20 SIZES. There are tho be«t Watches n<ade in this country, aixlaro made with and without tUm winding at t Momenta. They are finished in the beat manner »nd rnn with the greatest accuracy, and cannot bo excelled am where at their ret-pective price*. The cact h are all madu of tlio newest I attorns, an I specially made to our own order. Oar stock of tlieso Watches is now the largest, and onr prices, all things considered, are the low est in the city. BALL, BLACK A CO., Jewelers and Silversmiths, ©ct3t? 5C5 and 6G7 Broadway, New York. IMPROVED COTTON TIES. THE EUREKA IRON TIE, — -Ttr "• THE ANCHOR IRON TIE, Wo also hxTO tho SWETT SELF-FASTENING IRON TIE. Prices Same as Now Orleans TURTIN A OODEN, Agent* »t M»eon, Ga. BATES A COMER. 122 Bavet., Savannah, timer*! Agent* for Ga., Pi*.. *ud East Ala. Sour*.—It i* reported that Macon Is to have Ritter*. The multitude* who have been cqred of I another daily paper. “The more the merrier, these and other ailment* by the use of this well I The Dawson Fair ia said to be a complete known apecific ere alwsy* reedy to testify to it* I success. virtne aa ■ preventive and a remedy. They are I On dit, that leveral weddings are to take spread over the whole country; they are eager to place in Macon soon. "Go it while you’ praiae end recommend it; and yet, notwithstanding I young.” it* veet popularity, there am many invalid*, and is n - t it .(range that when a man succeeds ~ *” °? DUa ° > ! l f fXp °^ to f P idami - life he feels eiiied upon to give everybody cal diaeeee*. againet which it ia e sure protection, , . , J ' who, either through indifference or incredulity, no- I _ gleet to eeize theopportunity to cum and means or ™ ,iTeI - T We saws man prevention, which they bare only to reach out their “ rr J i “K * brick 7“ 3 in *>“ *“* manufactured hand, to obtain. This ia strange; it ia one of the I from XXXX boat-bead anomalies of human nature which it is impossible I The weather yesterday was delightful. The tu account for or explain. It is however, quite I “probabilities” man at Washington missed certain that every day tbs number of these Martyrs this time. He promised “southerly winds and of Neglect i. diminishing. This ia proved by the I rain. atatiaties of the sales of the greet remedy. During We „„ mda obligations to Mr. Baas, con- the present W1 the demand for it iuts inereMed b^ l daeUlI m Southwestern Road, for kind- yond allprecedent, and it aeems a* if in the end the I . „ ... entire community would realize the important fact, ““ eB “* ,h °” better-half on that when ail other medicine* prescribed for the I tbe n P* trMn yesterday. Mr. B. is a gentleman above complaints fad, it can and doe* effect e cure. from •“*<! *> foot Thank yon again, Mr. Bass. As a protection agaioet the diseaaea moat common I James Freemen, a printer in the Albany at this season, there is nothing comparable with it. I News office, has been saving his earnings for Thi Hcxaw Boot, ire Wear, am Baram -Tbe | some Ume » house and start a lit body is undergoing continual waste, both in the I l * 8 business. He hid just completed bis boose voluntary proeoaee* of labor and action generally wb «® i‘ »“ burned by an incendiary last Mon- (mcntal aa well aa physical), and aleo in tbs invcl I day morning. untary proceeees (respiration for example ) This I Some of the warehousemen are complaining waste must be repaired by the blood, as it continu-1 at the action of the in closing at ally circulates and cornea into contact with the va-1 o'clock. The commercial reports oome in at 11 rioua portions of the eyetem; and the losses of the wblcb , e . Teg OD , y boora to seU in . It blood must be supplied from food. A. the mate- work , JnconTeni8nce bringing nti of tbe body i© derived from the substance of I. ° the food, eo mil vital power ia derived from force I ln ®°™J “ om conntr Y* stored up in the food. Food i* organic matter in A ® kuU 8d3 b,neB of * han8n wtn a state of molecular tension; and when, in digee— I Loun J in the woods about two miles from Fort tlon, it become* decomposed, this tent ion la given I v »Uey, near the Columbus road, on Monday out in the form of physical forces, aneb aa muaco- I last. No definite oonclnsion could be arrived 1st power, animal heat, and the like. Every I at by a jury as to whom the party was. It is thought that we think, every breath that we draw, | supposed to be the remains of a Mr. Simms, every slightest motion or gesture that we make, wears away the organised tisanes to seme extent. In a healthy condition this waste produces a propor tionate degree of appetite end of digestive vigor. from Montgomery, Ala., who had been in the town some time ago, suffering from delirium tremens. The twenty-eighth annual session of tho Re- But in imperfect health it ia not ao. Either the ap-1, , _ petite u deficient, or tbo forces of the digestive ore for “ Med '“> ° f Georgia commended gene are not adequate to convert into nutritions I on ^ bnrEd *y l** 1 1° ,b - B c >'y- Prof. John T. blood that amount of food which the oppetite I C 0 ** D -* delivered the introductory lecture crave©. Now Dr. Fiach’s Bitters is a tonio and I upon the subject, “ The Science of Medicine in stimulant adapted by its ingredients to create an I past ages, its present status and future claims agreeable appetite, and also in like degree to atizn- I as belonging to the exact sciences, ss shown by ulato the digestive powers. When this much ia I microscopy in arriving at correct diagnoais in accomplished, and tho aystom once put in the way I j igeas0 of appropriating nourishment for itself, we may I look upon the cure ae already effected. Time end I TiiePaek.—A running race will take place at careful living will do the rest. | the Central City Park this afternoon it three o'clock. Bat three entries have been mad “ Wz eat to Jive,” aaye a distinguished writer on the laws of health ( and if wo eat wisely of what I 811 Geor S' 8 rai6ed boreea—Molhe Doyie, Na- good thing* God lias given ns to enjoy in a proper I P i8r ’ a 00,1 ttnd Shillaiy. The ladies are invited way, we shall live well, live healthfully, end live I Ireeof charge. Admission price for the “sterner loog. We must adapt onr food to onr occupations I sox” 50 cents, end temperaruen a. For instance, ministers of the gospel, lawyers, doctors and editors, do not require pork and beans, or broon and greens twice a day, CoTTon Fnaarrra to be Rrncczp.—We are authorized to announce that the Central Bail- aa does tho man who splits rails or cats cord-wood. I roftd on November 13tb, adopt the follow ing rates on ootton: Fortunately, the great Creator liaawistlyimplanted within ire a self-acting instinct, to which, if we wi!l | Per 100 ponnds from Mtoon to bat defer, we shall rarely eat that which will not aimlate in the stomach, and make fresh, vigorous blood, witii wi long onr days. Take ono wine glass full of Plantation Bitters, once or twicoa day, and obey this self-acting in stinct, and a fail rcoie of years will bo added to your life. bavaonab Baltimore 1 PhilaltlDbia 1 New York 1 I Boston.. The Rue Orr.—The run off on the South western Road near Montezuma, on Wednesday Tue parity, strength, honest measure end at- I *“**• was caused by the iron horse “Seminole” tractive stylo of Dr. Price's Special Flavorings of I coming in eontact with a hob-tailed bay. The Lemon, Vanilla, Almond, etc , make them tho most I bay was running down the track and was, of popular and desirable article* in market. | course, plaoed hurt da eon tint. The probabil- Si’DDErt changes in the weather are productive of I ‘ t * es ttr6 b *T wl1 * n,,t make any more Throat Diseases, Coughs and Colds. There is no I tr * ck « shortly. Parlies who io'end running a moro effectual relief to be fouud, tl»«n in the use or I “bay horse" schedule on the road would prob- Brown'a Bronchial Troches.” | ably do well to arrange their schedule so as not to interfere with the schedule time of the Look to Youa Childbex—Diarehma, Djsentery, and Sommer Complaint are cured by Mrs. Whit-1 irOD horse, as it has a tendency to frighten pas comb's Sytup, which is sold for twenty-five cents a I Rangers, and somebody might get hurt, bottle. See advertisement. Mamiiaoz OrroE.—Interesting work, niunoroua engravings, 224 pagea. Trice 50 cents Address Dr. Butts' Dispensary 12 North Eight Street, St Louis, Mo. See advertisement. aug!7-dAwly To MnTitEns AND Nurses —Mra.WhilccmVs Syrup for Diarrluei, Ac., in children, whether induced by teething or other causes, is the rarest and best remedy. Jor to the Wosiai! Woman is Feee !—Among the many modern discover ie* looking to the happi ness and amelioration of the human race, none ia entitled to higher consideration than the renowned remedy—Dr J. Bredfield's Female Regulator, Wo man's Best Friend. By it woman is emancipated Godet's Lade's Book fob Decembeb.—We have received from Messrs. Brown A Co. this invainable magazine for December. The name of Godey has become familiar to every Ameri can, and especially to tho ladies. Nor is the I name unknown beyond tbe Atlantic. We have not as yet had time to pernse this number very closely, bnt know from past experience that not one ever fails to prove interesting. The nsnal number of fashion plates, we see, and having glanced rapidly through its pages, we donbtnot this number will prove exceedingly interesting. A Case or Tbce Love.—Under this head we from nnmberles* ilia peculiar to her sex. Beforo 6113 1118 following local in.tbe Courier-Journal its magic power all irregularities of the womb van- I °f Wednesday. We are ashamed to say that iali. It cares whites. It coro* snpprcseion of tho I vr0 u* not honored with tho acquaintance of menses. It romoves nterino obstructions. It cures I “tho beautiful Hester Brown: conHtipation and dtrengthens the system. It braces I A colored man named Chailes Vosbnrgh, tbe nerves and parities tbe blood. It nover fails, I from Erie, Pa., was registered at the Twelfth- thousands of womon will testify. Thia valuable Meet station, last night, not as a prisoner, but medicine is prepared and cold by L. H. Bradfieid, 88 8 8 nest - Charles is on his way to Macon, r—T-ci.'iio .Img m.n k-p U. he .o6ed end .on. He epplled te one or t« Bosadalis! Bob ad alts ! I hotels where colored people are entertained, for Balteuose, Mn., August 27,18G0. | lodgings for the night, and, being refused, he Gentlemen! To the numerous testimonial* you “J 3 ?" 3 *** ****** »o convey him to the «i.a aflieero, M | nK rot^ I station house. He was received there and po«=e..of the effic.^ of your celebrated and pop- , rMted kindly by lieutenant Needy and ular medtano, BosatUlis, I am pleased to add my bu men Vosbmgh claims to own several own. I was permanently cured of *n extremely thousand dollars’worth of property in Erie, Pa. r nnoying and chronic cue of “Salt Bbeum," by tbe use of two bottles of *• Bosadalis.” ] The bread and meat question has been agi- Respectfuily yonrr, Robert Evans, I taring tbe pnblic mind ever Bince the days when 8G South Eden etreet 1 TBADE MARK. STONEWALL FERTILIZER, For sale by TURPIN A OODEN. eep21tf OGDEN & CO., Cotton Commission Merchants, MACON. GA. QOTTON 1UBCHASED FOB ORDER. C0N- S1GSMESTS FOR NEW YORK, AND ORDERS FOR PURCHASE OR SALE FOR FUTURE DE LIVERY SOLICITED. Refer by Permission to Maura. R. R. Grave. A Co. New York. Central Railroad and Banking Company, Savan nah Meure. Jqbn W. Anderson’s Sons. Savannah. Meur*. Duncan A Johnston, Savannah Meaars. Bates A Comer, Savanna!** oct!7 tf Joseph went down and “bulled” the Egyptian Mothers who wish to find a medicine peculiarly I corn exchange, and so badly crippled all trana- thoi^children! 1 wib'find 0 ! safT'and'eure'one to tbo «e«ons in future deliveries; and it uin a fair way Bosadalis, which is acknowledged to be the best I to oontmue one of the “powerful monopilies blood medicine known. Physicians attest thie. I that infest these “low gronuds of sorrow.” Its Abattation—Dr. Price’s Blood Enricher is I Therefore we would admonish all in present or adapted to tho treatment of diaeaaoa marked by prospective need of provisions of any kind to debility, whore, there is a lose of vitality, where the call at SmlU lt Gamble’s, on Third street, and blood has become impure the body imperfectly Be(mr6 ,, , Tb dea j Jn firat . daE3 goo4s nonnshtd, in general debility and nervous prostra 1 . „ „ . tion, a lack of appetite, disordered digestion, where 8nd 8811 tbem cbe8 P‘ H823r floar “ 8tlU thea the red blood needs renewing, the stomach toned I B P* cl *dry- w , up, and tho whole eyatem invigorated. I Fbish Fish.—We have all varieties of fresh Dr. rrico's Cream Baking Powder for sale by | ^ jQat receiv6d tbis morniDgi „ foUow8 BY TELEGRAPH FROff ATLANTA. Fioceedlngs of the Lrglslatare. Special to tbe Telegraph and Messenger. Atanta, November 10.—Senate.—The reso lution of Wdlboum to recommit to a special committee of two from the Senate and three from tbe House, tbe bill to appoint a committee to investigate Bollock’s official oonduct was adopted. Nichols, of tbe Committee on Elnearion, rec ommended the printing of five hundred copies of tbe report of tbe State School Commissioner —adopted. The bill to increase tbe punishment pre scribed by various sections of tbe Penal Code, and changing the penalty from misdemeanor felony in most cases was passed, with some amendments. The special order was taken up, which was the resolutions of the Committee on Privileges and Elections, declaring the seat of Win. Henry of the 44th district vacant Tbe Senate ad journed to 3 p. M. Afternoon Session—Tbe resolution declaring Henry's seat vacant was adopted after a lengthy debate. Aysa 27, nays 9. Senate adjourned. House.—The special order was taken up, hich was a bill to provide for the election of Governor to fill the uneipired term of Bollock. It occupied the entire session in its discussion. The chief bone of contention was the third sec tion, providing for sending duplicate returns to the President of the Senate and Speaker of the House in addition to those transmitted through the Executive, as a precaution egiinst the neg lect or refusal of Conley to transmit the re turns. The speakers opposing the third seotion were Bryan, McMillan, Simmons of Gwninett, Scott, W. D. Anderson, Camming, Jackson and Hogs. The speakers sustaining the bill entirely were Johnson of Jefferson,Broon, Pan, Hudson, Phillips and Pierce. The amendment of Sim mons of Gwinnett, to strike oat the third sec tion prevailed, and the bill was passed as amended. A message from the Executive informed the Honse that he had signs 1 tbo Atlanta bill. Davis’ resolution that committees on agriculture and manufactures be joint was adopted. Ad. jonrnod. There is an rccredited rumor here that Bui- lock and Kimball will not return to tbis country. Tbe vacancy caused by tbo retirement of A. H. Stephens from the board of losses of the State Road was filled by the choice of G. H. Hazlehurst, on the 25th ulL DAY DISPAT1-HE.S. New Obeeaxs, November 10.—The protest of the underwriters, the press and people will probably causa the city administrators to re scind the resolutions establishing a paid fire department in place of tbe present volunteer system. Tbe Chicago fire is cited against a paid fire department. St. Lours, November 11.—A half million in stock of the Northern Missouri Road, owned by the county, was sold at $85,000. The purchas ers assume tho fees and other expenses incurred in the suits now pending against the company. New Yobk. November 11.—Charles Swann, a nephew of Gov. Swann, of Maryland, was run over by a mail wagon and seriously injured. Fobt Watne, November 10.—The boiler of a railroad blacksmith shop exploded, and six were injured. New Y’ouk, November 10.—Marshal Sharp, fearing that Jim Irving's friends would at tempt to rescue him from Ludlow jail, has or dered his removal to a federal fort. Cincinnati, November 10.—A passenger train of the Cincinnati, Indianapolis and Junction Railroad, was thrown from the track yesterday and ten seriously injured. Salt Lake City, November 10—General Augur has been assigned to the command of Texas and left yesterday for Washington. Detroit, November 10.—The new iron steamer India sank in Saalt Strait, Marie River. No particulars have been received. Nobtole, Movember 10.—The canal steamer Astoria, with a oargoof cotton and naval stores, was burned and sunk at her wharf this morn ing. The origin of the fire is unknown. Tbe loss is $15,000, and no insurance on the boat Poughkeepsie, November 10.—The first snow fell here to-day. Pauls, November 10.—President Theirs in spected the military school at St. Manr to-day. The special French mission to Metz has been withdrawn. Vienna, November 10.—The Emperor has addressed a letter to Von Beust, thanking him for past services and appointing him a life member of the npper Reiobsrath. London, November 10.—The Lord Mayor's banquet was a brilliant affair. Mr. Gladstone, responding to the toast to Her Majesty, Btated at the present moment they had no quarrel, fued or controversy with a foreign power any where on the wide surface of the globe. He was glad England’s peculiar position removed her from risks of European dissensions. Peace was never so certain aa now. He believed that sentiments of friendship and attachment be- tween Great Britain and the United States were universally felt in the breasts of both nations. The treaty of Washington obviated fntnre con- veraities. England had little to fear from in ternal trouble. The schemes of the interna tional society caused no apprehension here. NIUI1T DISPATCHER. grocers. Dr. Price grooera. . , . Mnllet, blackfish, aheephead, trout, whiting special Flavorings for .ale by I ^ basl g £ * B P . Walk e r, 88 Cherry I street. Dr. Hurley’s Ague Tonic. The beat assortment of refreshments in town PorcIyTcgcteI.tr! No Arsenic, PCo Mercury | cln h found at tho Georgia No. 2, In 11m Composition: Running Race at Centeal City Pack —A CURE, NO PAY, ia directions bo followed. | sweepstake raoe for Georgia raised horses, mile _ No daijgcr in taking an overdoee, aa we put heats, will come off on Satnrday, the 11th, at no poison in onr medicines. One dollar per bottle. 1 3 o’clock precisely. Dr. Hurley’s Stomach. Bitters I Entries—Monie Doyle, Napier’s Colt, Shil- laly. arising from debility, disordered stomach, I Admission, 50 cents. Ladies invited (reo of lose of appetite, torpid liver, indigestion, and all I charge. Gate money to go tbe winning horse. kindred ailment*, where a gentle and permanent , . .. Zr. ■ stimulant and tonic ie required. Pleaeant to take. Arrangements have been made for sufficient po- I S the remedy, par excellence, for all diseases I t One dollar per battle. Dr. Hurley’s Syrup of Sarsaparilla. lice to insure proper decorum, run to the grounds. Street ears will WITH IODIDE OF POTASH. T HIS Preparation has long been recognized by the most eminent mind* in the Medical Fro- fccaion a* tho mott reliable, searching and bum- In “Cue a” man wants something good to eat, he should go to the Georgia No. 2. Chjustmas.—How well do we remember when ires iterative within tbelr'reaeb, an if at a Blood I the time that elapsed from one Christmas to Purifire it certainly stand* without a rival. One I „ otber see med almost an age. The big turkey dollar per bottle. I • is always made ready for the occasion, and oh bow the little folks and big folks enjoy it. The _ Rrcsnx O. WouFx'a Bell Sciinatt*. an invigora ting tonic and medicinal beverage, manufactured by t proprietor* at Schiedam in Holland, ia war ranto! perfectly pure, and free from all deleterious aulwtance*. It u distilled expressly for cases of Dyspepsia or Indigestion, Dropsy, Goal, Rheuma tism. general Debility, Oatamh of the Bladder, Pain* in tbe Back and Stomach and alt diseaaea of the Urinary Organa. Itgivtegroatrehcf in Asthma, Gravel and Calculi in tbe Bidder; strengthens aa! invigorates the system, and will keep < tt that dreadful soourge, Fever and Ague, when taken in I are. E*portal pains have been taken aa to its quality, and a permanent uniformity is guaranteed. Tbla is calculated to make the Hell Schnapps the most reliable and popular article of its kind. It la dia- tillol from Barley of the finest quality, and the Aromatic Juniper Deny or Ita'y. A* a healthful beverage it ha* no superior. TO the invalid and those who travel, and are sub ject to changes of water and climate, they will find U m inTihubif 1 agnt Radeon G. Wolfe was, for the period of twenty yean, connected in the Schnapps boainee* with hi* unde, the late Udolpho Wolfe, and hi* long expe rience and knowledge of the business in which be » engaged, should be a sufficient guarantee that he <<% appreciate* the want* of the public for an ar- ricie prepared expressly for the dieeaaes above taentfoued, and all be ask* i* to give the Bell jfbnapM a trail, and compare the same with other* that make tbe like pretentions. Camos!—Ask for -H. G. Wolfe's Bell Schnapps." For sale by all respectable Grocers and Apothe- “rise. HUDSON O. WOLFE A Co., Oflice. 18 Booth William S treat. New York. For rale by CAMPBELL i ENGLISH, Macon Ga. Batchelor's Hair Dye. IW* auperb Hair Dy* ia th* beat in tho world- pt rttcby harmless, reliable and irutantaneons; no dwappoGjtment- norldicuiou.tint* ordiaagreeale odor. The genuine Wm. A. Batohelor'a Hair Dye predaoee immediately a splendid Black or natural Sr?!":. 18 ” 88 tb ® I “ lr .« 8 “. sol*, beautiful; does “Ui? 3 01 “Y *0101100* com- HT^T^Y 7 ^ dtugsuU - Factory, 1C BOND oct SJeodly Dr. Seabrook's Infant Soothing Syrup, rpHE indiepeneablo remedy in .he nursery. No * ^ost Rone and Chririmw wiU soon be X mora uso for laadanam* paregoric, Bateman’s I her©, but W. P. Carlos lias a Christmas dinner Drops, or other strong opiates. No bad effects from I every day. He keep© everything that i© good to eat. He has some of the finest syrup (“Rock the mother, and a clear conscience to the vendor. I c ““ “““‘■ 8 > r “P C 25 oenta per bottle. | Candy Drips,’ ) that was ever sold in Mioon. It Dr. Harley's Popular Worm Caudy I “d flavored delightfully. Be sides, he has mince meat, beef tongues, pickled I S really all it claims to be—a SPECIFIC—rmuov-1 p w f ee t, Fulton market beef, and anything ir gall worms from tbe human vtecera. No berm- I . . , , . , . ... ? Ini effect from its use. Children love it. No dan-1 el* 8 *!“* ** B 8 ® 3 t0 A Ur E 8 “ of fresb ger in giving an overdose. 25 oenta per box. Dr. Seniors Elixir of Bari m iron. T HE Great Tonic and Appetizer. One dollar per bottle. All for sa’e by druggists everywhere. J. W. SEATON A CO . Proprietor*. eeplSeodAwtf LonisvUle. Ky. oysters in tbe shell and green sea tattle, on con- I signment, which he will dote out at very low figures. AsTONumsG Crars —Somo of our cures have been to astocirhing that inch journals aa the New Choice fat and tender Tennessee beef, and ail pork sausage can be found fresh every day at S.T.4B. P. Walker’s. Gczs!!—We heard one of the beat jokes York Herald, Tritune, Times, World, and Sun, tbe | last night we have ever heard. The strictest Breton Pott, Philadelphia Chronicle, Cincinnati I secrecy was enjoined upon us, and you know Enquirer, Chicago Tribune, St. Lome Republican, I how it is yourself when you hear anything good, and journal* from all the leading dtire, have not It ^ twfnJ1 ^^5 to have to keep it to unfrequentlynudeit .matter ot pnbUc comment ]f p th8 fc6nefit of ^ i niriD and notoriety, and tho* voluntarily advising their I J . , ‘ . readers when afflicted with lore of appetite, oonati- we 816 at Ubert F to say that the secret pataon, liver complaint, cholera n™Hf. etc., to will bo disclosed this morning at Ed Fan’s Sler- >.v« nothing bnt Plantation Bitten, and each goo I chants’ Exchange. Go round and hear it Ton'll wholesome food as the palate indicated would be laugh heartily, and then you’ll be bound to reliabed | take a lunch. He showed us some of the nicest and fattest partridges, last night, we have A BARGAIN. rpHE undersigned will sell hi, Premirew Belle 888,1 to * U f°' He has enough to sup- JL Vtew, containing eix acres, more or lees, on I P'y everybody, and just before the races at tho the Houston road, about ono mile from tho Court- park ho will have a race at his restaurant for the house, in the city of Macon. The ground* are L .. _ .. . tastefully laid out and embellished with evergreen* biggest partridge eater m town. Don t forget and flowers, an excellent well _of pore waters and | that the race takes place before the race at the All the delicacies of the season always on hand. Be sure to rail, all theneoeesaiy out-bouse*. The view from Wind- rlrk and afterwards too. aor Hill ia unsurpassed by any around Macon. Tho 1 - * furniture, all new, will likewise bo disposed of. The bouse is fint-claea, nearly new. and contains ten rooms, tbs title* to which are indisputable. Term* *13,000-one-half cash,balance to bo deter mined on by e -;.!cr and purchase*. oet2C 2tawlm* JAMES T r ' , WILKEESON. Amu—Twenty-five barrels suitable for cooking or eating, just received at S. T. & B. P. Walker’s. Washington, November 10.—Governor Sam- uel Bard, lately of the True Georgian, will re sume journalism in a fow weeks. A full and prolonged Cabinet meeting consid ered the civil servioe matters. The Southern Claims Commission will dose its sessions tem- ] roranly on tbe 15th to preapare its report for Congress. It is expected that they will resume their sessions in December. Major George D. Buggies, Assistant Adjutant Genera), is ordered to report to tho department “Texas. The President has gono to New York, and will return on Monday. There is no present intention to declare mar tial law in Georgia or elsewhere, there being nothing in the present condition of affairs to warrant such a measure. Senator Scott who, it aaid, urged the measure himself denies it. New Yobk, November 10.—The Board of Health appointed a committee to urge Comp troller Green to furdish funds to enable the Board to check the progress of smsll-pox, which within a week has suddenly appeared in all parts of the city. Jim Irving has been indicted. He was ad mitted to bail in the sum of one hundred and thousand dollars. There was a great crowd of roughs in oourt. The Supreme Court decides that the Montauk Indians are trespassers on the lands in Long Island which were supposed to belong to the tribe. This throws several thousand acres of land on the market. Judge Woodruff refuses bail to Irving on ac count of the critical condition of Dowling. Latzb.—The doctors report that Dowling will not die. Irving is released in ten thousand dol lars bail. Philadelphia, November 10.—The race be tween Goldsmith Maid and Lucy was postponed on account of rain. A rule was granted in tbe Court of Common Pleaa requiring Mercer, the defaulting City Treasurer, to show cause why the writ sequester ing his property should not be issued. Augusta, November 10.—The Bar of Rich mond county held a meeting to-day and unani mously passed resolutions requesting Congress to establish a United States District Court with circuit powers, in this city, for the 5th Congres sional District, and for eight or ten counties in tbe adjoining Congressional Distri *. Atlanta, November 10 —The Honse passed a bill providing for holding a special election for Governor on the second Tuesday in Decem ber. The section providing for special returns of the election other than according to the pres ent law, was stricken out. The Democrats con tended that the integrity of the Republican acting Executive, Mr. Conlev, should be trusted. Chablzstos, November 10.—Arrived, steam, er Charleston, New York; schooner Rosalie, Nassau, N. P. The Howard Association, at its meeting to day, passed a resolution giving notice that as yellow fever has nearly cessed, the active opera tions of the association will terminate on the 15th inst San Francisco, November 10.—The United States Grand Jury of Tuezan, Arizona, makes formal charges against the managers of the In dian reservations in tho territory, showing that the Apaches were allowed to leave and go on the warpath at will, specifying numerous mur ders committed by the Indians. They are sup plied with arms and ammunition, and their women prostituted by the officers in charge. Savannah, November 10.—The races during tho Fair, November 22d, 23d, and 24th, will be for the citizens’ purses of $800, $500 and $400, single and double teams trotting, best three in five. Racing nnder the auspices of the Savan nah Jockey Olnb. Matched races for citizens' purses to come off on the 25th—purse $1,000. London, November 10.—The disaster to the whaling fleet has caused an immediate advance in sperm oil here. Navigation to the Baltic has closed for the season because of ioe. Roue, November 10.—Apartments for the permanent residence of the King are preparing in the Qairinal Palace. Beelix, November 10.—Tho statnte of the poet Schiller was unveiled in the presence of the royal family. The crowd was large and enthu siastic. The German Gazette officially says that tho changes in the Anstrian Cabinet will not affect the relations between Germany and Austria. Savannah, November 10.— Arrived, ships Brookville, Boston; Virginia, Liverpool; bark Aniilla, Matanzas; one brig below. Cleared, steamer Oriental, Boston; schooner Marion Gage, Philadelphia; bark The Queer!, Liver- pooL New Yobk, November 10.—Arrived, Leo, Sa vannah ; Wilmington, Adger, Bremen, City of Bristol. Arrived out, Halsatia, China. MIDNIGHT DISPATCHES. Synopsis er Weather Statement. ■Wan Dep’t, Ottice Cmor Signal Omozn, ) Washington, D. CL, November 10,7:40, p. u.) The low barometer' which was Thursday af ternoon in Illinois, has moved to Lake Ontario, and a secondary area developed duriDg the night in North Carolina, and ia now over Long Island Sonnd. High northeast winds have ac companied these disturbances from Lake Mi chigan to Virginia and New York. They are now followed by brisk westerly wind* over the same area. Fresh easterly winds, with threat, erring weather, have set in on the New England coast. An area of high barometer has advanced eastward into Illinois and Arkansas. Clear weather, with north winds, prevail west of Al abama. The pressure has fallen decidedly on the Pacific coast. Probabilites: Rising barometer with clear and clearing weather will probably prevail on Satnrday from New York to Lake Superior, and southward to the Golf. The storm in New York will probably pass north-eastward over New England, reaching Nova Scotia on Satur- diy night; the high north-west winds on Lake Erie and New Jersey following closely in its rear. Cautionary signals are ordered for this eveninglt Cleveland, Buffalo, Oswego, Cape May, New York, New London, Boston and Portland. Chicago, November 10. -Under tho high rates of insurance the proprietors of ware- houses have each determined to buy steam fire engines for their own use, the whole number to be called out in case of necessity; each ware house to have a steam pump to flood the es tablishment, thus doing away with the necessity of insurance. Nsw Yoen, November 10.—A hundred work, men, nearly all disohaiged sinoe election day, were around the Court-house to-day endeavoring to get pay for six weeks work. Washington, November 10.—It is l>elifcved by prominent gentlemen that the spread of small pox in the Eastern cities is attributable to the sale of boffalo robes taken f rum the camps of the Hilgan and Blaekfeet Indians, who were so severely stricken with that disease two years ago. Since then several of the robes whiohwere prohibited from being offered to the markets have disappeared, and it is believed they have been bronght East. FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL Daily Review of ilio Market. OFFICE TELEGRAPH AND MESSENGER, • November 10—Evening, 1871. CorroH.—Receipt© today 555 bale©; ©ale© 646 •hipped 475. The market dose© firm at 16%c for middling©. MACON OOTTON 8TATKXKNT. Stock on hand Sept. 1,1871—balee.. 1,789 Received to-day 555 Received previously 21,121—21,676 23,415 Shipped to-day 475 Sbippc-d previously 14,014—14,489 Stock oo hand thu evening. 8,926 The banks are well enppiied with currency, and money can be borrowed at from 1X@ 2 X P 01, cent, per month. The stock and bond market remains unchanged. W© quote: GOLD AND SILVEH. rate© for Gold $1 10 w 1 11 Baying rate© for Silver 1 05 Selling 1 08 EXOHAKPK ON NEW YORK. X di8connt % prein- KXGUANGK ON SAVANNAH. Baying par. Selling prem UNITED STATES OUBBEMCT—LOANS. Per mouth 1K@2% per In the general market we quote: EACON—Clear rib Sides (.smoked) 9$£ <2> tfhonidcrtj 9 @ 8 igar-enred hame 18 9 K GRAIS and hat. CORN—Whit. IS) l IS MEAL ... 1 C5 @ 1 10 GRITS 1 25 O X 80 OAT8 70 @ 75 FIELD PEAS . 1 10 HAY—Vorthern 2 00 ft 2 25 Tenneste Timothy 2 09 @ 2 25 B.40GINU A tin mow TIES. BAGGING—Bengal Lyon Borneo Gunny Dundee Patched TIES—Gooche Arrow Eureka. 1920 19*@ 20 20J< 19 17 @ 17& 17 55* @ 654 @ 6* .Wonting Barbel Keporr New Yoek. November 10.—Cotton quiet and New Yobk, November IO.-The Evening | Frees says a cordial meeting has occurred be- Balre of rottM Immo* on lret ^euiug were ^ ■ | un.uou. vw»wu .uvuauo vu aocs ovemuRwere 2 800 tween Senator Fenton and Collector Morphy, bales; November ; Decamber 18^(S>18 5-16; and the hatchet has been buried. Greeley is Jannsry 18 7-16@l8J£; February 18 U*16(S>18$£; le8© tractable bat it i© understood that he signs I March 19; April 19^. tbe trace. I Flour quiet and etcady. Wheat quiet and un- The publishers of the Spectator, an insurance changed. Corn scarce and very firm. Pork quiet at journal, has issued a table nhowing the aggre- I *3 10'5>13 25. dull. . U !°n of -“P-i- by States "the number 4 ^ ** suspended, and assessed, and unaffected by the stock8 Blr onger than at opening, and quiet. Chicago fire. Total companies in the United I Governments and State bond* steady bnt dull. States 335; aggregate capital $249,392,16; I Money steady at 5@P. Gold heavy at total gross assets $135,420,426 ; total losses Exchange, long 8)£; short 9)f. $82S,211.22. Companies suspended 57 ; num- Livebfool, November 10, noon—Cotton opened ber assessed 28; number not in fire 87; losses quiet and steady; uplands 9%; Orleans 9%@9X: t of the week 60,000; for export 9,C00; on Ohio $4,181,0.i7, Maroachusetts , Bp eculation 6.000; ©took 497,000; American 111.000; Pennsylvania $-.08.,000; Illinois $33,878W*° I receipts 34,000; American 18,000; actual exports Connecticut *9,435,100; Rhode Island $2,072,- 9,000. 500; California $2,950,000; Missouri $575,000; I Lateb.—Cotton closed steady; sales for export Maryland $397,165; Wisconsin $290,000; Mi - I sod speculation 2.000; stock aflrat 405,000; Ameri- cbigan $17,500; Minnesota $100,000; Maine I can 83,001) $30,000; Kentucky $6,800; loss of foreign Breadstuff*dull. Pork47*6d. companies $5,813,000. I ^^ndon, November 10. uoou-Consols 93. Bonds Kingston, Jamaica, via Havana, November 6. Paris, November 9, noon—Bill ion ha* increased —The steamship Ocean Queen, for New York, 7,25o,000f. takes an enormous quantity of coffee. j FiiAXKFOKT, November 1", noon.—Bonds 96%@ Aspinwell advices to the 2d, are that the Span- [ 96%. ish war steamer Tornado was still watching the American steamship Virginia, and an attempt | tsarkets—iiveuins Kepurt at capture was apprehended, despite.protec- | Kew youk. November 10.—Cotton dull and torate assumed by the Grenadian and United j he ivy; sabs 2269; uplands 18%; Orleans 19%. States Consul. 1 Flour quiet and steady; common to fair extra Peruvian advices Bay that the small pox is 6 80(37 50; good to choice 7 55^9 25. Whisky scarce ravaging Levea. and decidediy firmer at 92. Wheat irregular; closed Tho presidential elections favored General Better; winter red western 1 56(®160. Com Prado, but there were fears that the govern- ^ Is^ Heef qmet™ 1 La^rteS; ment would nullify the eloction and proclaim kettIo xo. Turpentine firmer at <8%<®69. Rosin General Echemque temporary President, with unchanged. Tallow steady at 9@9%. Freights the assistance of the army, and subsequently I heavy. appoint Echeniqus’s brother dictator. In this I Money easy at 6@6, discount 10(@I0%. The re event a revolution is expected. Prado has 8,000 I port that a bonthem railroad company had gone soldiers, and it is believed he will begin the *° protest reduced speculation- Sterliog steady at _ .. 7 l.-e .1 . 8 ° I OLZ/aua/ nnld nnunvnviionfo otnarlu ell war if the government nullifies the vote. Gold 11K<§>11>£. Governments steady all day, 62a 11#. State© ateady but inactive; Ten nessee© very firm. New South CArolinas slightly A full assoitmcnt of the celebrated L. & M. I better at the cloee. Tennessee© 67; new 66>£. Yir- perfected spectacles and eye-glasses-to suit all I Mijnew 68. LoubUnre 65j. new 66. Levee* 63; 8s 85. Alabamae 98; Ss 69. Georgia* 80; 7* 86. eyesights, can only be had of Wing A Solomon, I North Carolina* 3G)(; new 19j^. South Carolina* 70; a cents. I10w 36% — — I Cotton eales for'futnre’delivery tee-dav 9200 bale*; Ip von want a uood reliable time keener m November 18@18 1-16; December 18%: January IP you want a gooa, rename time Keeper, go 18 i^ @18 7 . 16 . February 18%IS)18 15-16; March 19; to Wing lt Solomon a and get one of their I April 19%<S>19%. docks. I Government* closed as follows: 81s I6?(; 62s McLean's Cobdial and Blood Purifier is the 14%; 10-40* 9%. 11%; 64s 11%; 65a 11%; new 13%; 67s 14; 68* best tonie and blood alterative'in the world. A new stock of gold, silver, silk and leather watch gnsrds, at Wing & Solomon’s. Tin ware to the trade. Oliver, Douglass A Co. Resteaibeb, if you want fine Tennessee beef, sausages, chickens, fine Goshen butter, cream I 4721- Comparative Cotton Statement; Not receipts of 1871, from September 1, were 677,634; total ex- e rrts 215,283; for Bame time 1870 272.133; stock at nited State* ports 802,882: in 1870 317,076; at in terior town* 61,650; in 1870 52,169; at Liverpool 497,000; in 1870 438,000; American cotton afioat for Great Britain 83,000; in 187C 138,000 (600 or 700.) Baltoiobe, November 10.—Cotton quiet; mid dling* 18%; net receipts 10; groaa 393; export* to Great Britain ; coaatwieo 142; Bale* ; stock cheese, apples, oranges, eto., Corput’s is the I ^troceipkof the week 693; gross 3319: exports ’ r 1 to Great Britain 208; coastwise ; th the conti- place to get them. nent 497; sales of the week 2097* ^ Flour unchanged with better feeling. Wheat ac- New gas fixture©. Portable ©tanas with rubber tive: Pennsylvania 1 62@1 63. Com firmer; yel- tube. Drop lights. Torch light© for gas, with I low 70; white 68@75. jOats firmer at 48@5l. Rye . r, „ * v ~ . 90@98. Pork steady. Bacon fiim and unchanged tapers. Gd© abodes. Oliver, Douglass & Co. | whisky firmer at 92@92}£. Cincinnati, November 1“'. — Flour steady.— Grates.—Grates at low prices. Oliver, Com duff; new 45@46; old 54@55. Pork full prices Douglass A Co. nolO 6t I aaked but no dorMnd; 12 75. Lard demand light; firm at 8%<S>9. Bacon, shoulder* 7; sides 7%@7% Mettri. Olieor, Douglat & Co—Gent, .-We I "g****, ^demand; low middlings 17%. have used tho 1 Great Benefactor cooking J Louisville, November 10.—Bagging quiet and stove in onr families for some time, and it bn* steady at 16%<8>17. Flour and com quiet and firm. ..... ’ .. Pork 13 00. Bacon, shoulders 7%; sides 8%. Lard given entire satisfaction. We oonsrder it sec- 9% a9%, keg 10%@>10%. Whisky firm at 88. ond to none in the market, and cheerfully re-1 Cotton steady; middling* 17%. .11 1 New . Orleans, November 10. — Cotton closed commend the above firm to all parries wishing qniot . middling* 18; net receipt* 10,630; gross 11,- ‘ first-class stove. Respectfully, 343 exports to Great Britain—: coastwise —; to the E. O. Granniss. I continent —- sales 3800; stock 90,213. H. M. Granniss. I Net receipts of the week 32,269; gross 37.742; exports to Great Britain 8725 to the continent 1809; to Havre ; coastwise 5607; esles of the week The Siewart Stove, fuel saver, for either 24,500. wood or coal, convertible into a six-bole stove, I Flonr market closed firm r: superfine 6 25: donble with enamel reservoir, hot closet, roaster, and *«g» ^ Oris'KlsLVrao double oven. Will do tho work of any stove I 1 25. Hay, choice scarce; lower grades plentiful; with one-thira less fuel. Oliver, Douglass* 0°@3200;choice3400®35 00. Porkfirmer _ „ , „ — - . . . at 1562%. Bacon closed dulh shouldei * 8%@8%: Co., No. 1- Third street. no7 12t clear rib side* scarce at 8%@>9; clear eides 8%<® „ , , _ .... , - , , , I 8%; sugar cured bam* dull at 16%. Lard dull B. A. Wise it Co. received the gold modal for | und easier; tierce keg ll^i Sugar in the best Cook Stove at the State Fair. It has demand; fair 9%@10; prime ll(itll%; common taken the gold medal in actual trisl over the {^i^S Great Benefactor, Charter Oak, Stewart and choice 50(455. Whisky dull at 97<ai 04% Coffee many of the best Stoves made in this country. I 3oU “J nominal; etouk in second hands 50,000 Call at B. A. Wise A Co.’s if yon want a good Cook Stove. nov9 dim bags. Bank Sterling 20%. Sight % discount. Gold 12. Wilmington, November 10.—Cotton quiet; mid- I tilings 18; net receipts 245; exports coastwise 222; If YORK (MERY STORE. First National Eat of Man. The nndersigned take pleasure in announcing that they were awarded the BANK OF DISCOUNT, DEPOSIT AND COT- LECTION! PREMIUM —ON THE— [ Hi rent rale. Exchange bought on New York, Philadelphia and.' | Savannah. Advances made on Bond©, Stocks, Cotton in store, or shipments of ootton to good Northern, Euro pean. Charleston or Savannah houses. Collections promptly attended to in all part© of | tho United State©. Our circulation is amply protected by United [ Statee Bond©. I. O. PLANT, President. W. W. Wriolet. Oaahier. augl6-tiloct28* AT THE LATE STATE PAIR CUBBEDGE & HAZLE1IUKST, I Bankers and Brokers MACON. GA. DECEIVE DEPOSITS. BUY and SELL EX- li CHANGE, GOLD, SILVER, STOCKS, BONDS . and Uncnrrent Funds. r i e “ I 5” e . nd i!? L°- I Collections Jin tie on all Accessible Fstata CSTOffico open at all hours of the day. septl-lyr the above well known brand of Whisky, which wo guarantee a STRICTLY PURE STIMULANT! CUBBEDGE & HAZLEUIRST’S SAYINGS INSTITUTION. | INTEREST PAID ON ALL SUMS FROM $1 TO $5000. CENTURY WHISKY 2 FFICE HOURS, FKOM 8 a. u. to 6 r. febS-tf Has been some time in nse for ^GKEisrcrs- Savaiinali Bank and Trust Co„ M AOON. HO SPIT All AND OTHER QAPITAL ONE MILLION DOLLARS, all paid in ADVANCES MADE ON COTTON. MEDICAL PURPOSES. EXCHANGE liOCGHT AND Sttl.D DEPOSITS DECEIVED, r* RECOMMENDED BT | On which Interest will be Allowed, A© AGREED UPON. jan25-ly I. G. PLANT A SON, Asia. LEADING PHYSICIANS, A2JD HA© STOOD THE ENWAKD IIAltiHT CO., IB J3L 1ST ZE5L JE5 HEL S. I No. 9 WALL STREET, - - - - NEW YORK. TEST OF ANALYSIS COMPETENT CHEMISTS. HEAD. HEAD- HEAD. T HE business of our firm i© the ©ame as any State or National Bank. Individual© or firms banking with u© may deposit and draw as they please, the same an with uny bank, except that we allow Interest on all balance© (of five per cent). Wo buy and ©dl Bond©, Stocks, Gold, Burinee© Papers, and collect business notes and draft© throughout the United Statee, giving prompt re turn*. no4 lm SEE THK FIGURES, Prof. SILLIMAN, State Chemiat of Conn , ©ay©: How the sagacious and well posted merchant© of New York City appreciate the I have carefully examined the ©ample of 41 Oen- luty White Wheat Whisky ” In color, taato and odor tbis liquor is without fault. It is entirely free from anv deleterious substance whatever; the ab sence of all trace of lead, and of other poieonoua or hurtful thing© in it ia absolute. By distillation, I find its alcoholic strength to be exactly that of proof spirits by the present United State© Law, INSURANCE COMPANY. viz: 50 part© by volnme (measure) of absolute al- I I >EFOItE the recent Chicago lire its premiums in cohol, 83.71 part© of water; by weight thia coTre- I -13 New York City far Burp wised those of any epond© to alcohol 42K per cent., and water 67^ other Fire Insurance Company. Since that tire it© per cent. Tho ash ia chiefly alkaline carbonate, 1 and is far lea© in quantity than erage of good drinking water. No alcoholic liquor can be purer than the ©ample of your “Century.” [Signed] B. SILLlMAN, State Chemist. Prof. C. U. SHEPARD, Jr., State Chemist of South Carolina, eays. I have carefully investigated the sample of “Cen- . . , - . . „ . tury” Whisky ©ent by you for inspection, and pro- I Th® a X e , rag ? premia^ received ^ nounce it to be free from adnlteration, and aa ©uch I th ® New York alone m the above I cau recommend it© use to the public. I have ex- I m J ve ® k ; t was *. * J* •mined it for copper, lead, the ikaloids, and other The following comparison of receipt© of p^oramina i...*— t I m the United States is alao mterea incr: increase of boeines© i© without a parallel. Compare found'in the"av- I receipts as below in New York City alone : 1 1870. 1H71. October 15, 32,783 37 OctoberffG, 36,018 88 17, 907 00 - 17, 8.497 27 18, 1,060 50 44 18, 9.527 90 19, 775 50 4 * 19, 9,535 80 20, 620 00 44 20, 13,818 74 21, 2.022 00 44 21, 8,43100 The average daily premium© received by the Company in tho United State© dar ing the year 1870, was. 37,152 74 1870 poisonous ©nbstancea, but am happy to ©ay I have /onnd none of them. The inspected Whisky con- | ... tains 51 per cent, by volume, or 43.50 per cent, by I October 13, 311.146 49 weight, of alcohol; 0.06 per cent, of aah. To the I taste it is mid, mellow and high flavored. signed] C. U. SHEPARD, Ja., M. D. Prcf JOHN DARBY, Editor of the American Gro cer, New York, ©ay©: 15, 6,669 53 16, 17, 12,249 53 18, 2,457 60 19, 6,06993 20, 5 571 25 21, 6,936 66 1871. October 13, 320,411 56 *• 14, 32,939 09 44 15, 44 10, 15,5. r 0 92 44 17, 14,( 65 60 44 18, 20,384 29 44 19, 16,417 55 20, 25,648 79 21, 30,127 37 With assets still of 320,f C0 000 Gold, and tho in- __ _ . _ , » z* w/-, a- i dividual liability of it© stockholders for all its «n- ®. av ® rtc a °* I gagementa, it offer© a security unequaled by any Whisky” for analyst*. We have conducted the Sompauy in tho world. Hw»t. M h«.rf.s.il •> L O. PLANT. Agent, analysis witii great care; there is no trace ot metal in it. and nothing that should not come from the fermentation and distillation of the finest grains. The bonquet is natural, depending upon a minute quantity of volatile oil or ether. We have analyzed many Whiskies, and have never before met with one as strong us this; they are generally several de gree© below the government standard, thia ia slightly above. We are not a connoiaeur in liquors, but if purity and strength are desirable qualities the 4 Century Whifrkies” mnet stand pre-eminent oct21-teeplt Macon, Ga. BE SUES THAT YOU BURN SAFE OIL. Dr. J. M. CAENOCHAN, Health Officer of the Port of New York, ©ay©: W E are headquarters for WEST’S EXTRA NO. 1 KEROSENE OIL. I have tried the “Century” Whiskies and find them to be of very superior quality. I am happy to recommend them, a© I believe them to be entirely I free from deleterious or hurtfnl properties. The 1 analysis of Frof. Sidtman is sufficient proof of their I HUNT, RANKIN & LAMAR, Druggie ts. MISS A. O’CONNOR great purity, and Ibolieve that they will become TTAS dow on hand inelegant assortment of Mil- very popular Whiskies wherever they are once JLJL lineiy Goods, Sash Ihbbons. As specialties, 1 1 mention Real Lace in Valenciennes, Thread and used. [Signed] J. M. CARNOCHAN, M. D., Surgeon-in-Chief to State Emigrant Hospital, Health OfficerPort of New York, etc Prof. TILDEN, of Washington, D. G., says: I have analjzed tho specimens of the “Century 1 Whisky sent to me with request to that effect. ! find no Fnsel Oil and no trace of any deleterious mineral or metallic snbatance. The liquor presents no feature which does not belong to the beet Whiskies, while it offers some unusual points of excellence. Its color i© dark, owing to the presence or Caramel, which undoubtedly improves its tone; the taste is smooth and the bead good. The re markable strength of this Whisky, coupled with the unmistakable marks of age which are to be per ceived, its freedom from harmful principles too of ten found in such liquors, and its natural bouquet, justify me in domestic purposes [S gaed] W. C. Medical Dep’t, Georgetown College. Duchess e Lace, Beal Lace Sets and Collars, rang ing ia size from ©mall to largo. Ladies’and Misses’ French Corsets. A large stock of Fine Furs, Swana’ Down, and Zephyr Worsted. A fine stock of Jet^ Goods and Fancy Goods* A well selected stock in Real and Imitation Hair Goods, and other different sty’e© of Fancy Good© too nnmerons to mention here. All orders promptly attended to. Cotton Avenue, under Riddle's Photograph Gallery, oct!8tf Macon. Ga GROCERIES. GROCERIES ■< CTA sicks new crop Rio Coffee, lt/V 300 cases new Cove Oysters, 200 barrels refined Sngars, 200 boxes Cream Factory Cheese, luo hbds. Western snd Tennessee Bacon. 25 tierce* 8. O. snd Pig Hams, Beef Tongnee, Dried Beef, 8. C. Breakfast Ba- *ma!I profits Come and see tu, if yon want goad goods and good bargains. novl tf BEY1IOUB, TINSLEY A CO. Step Ladders suitable for stores or private sales 22: stock 2667. . ry- . t. Net receipts of the week 1693; exports coastwise families. Oaver, Douglass A Co. 1 1816 . gjiea of the week 182. Spirits tnrpentino steady at 64. Itoein firm at 4 00 Wiso A Soeomon have a fine assortment of I for strained; 4 25 for No. 2; 7 t O for extra pale 7 25 gold, ivory and fancy headed canes on hand, to P*l e - „ Cra3 ? turpentine steady 3 60 for hard. 5 1 for yellow dip; 5 85 for virgin. Tar steady at 2 90. sell cheap. CONSIGNEES PER M. * W. B. R. November 10,1871. J H Anderson A Son; Jones A B; B A Wise; D AnonsTA, November 10.—Cotton firm; middlings 17%; receipts 1450; sales 800; stock, 1870 6875; 1871 1335. Net receipts of the week 6650; exports to Great Britain —; coastwise —: ealos of the week 4995. Savannah. November 10 —Cotton market dosed B^WA aSff’i, WB«dri J G R^MifhW 4 ^ » 8^ demand; middling* 17%@17%; ^Vhn^’As' Ks 8?4in — ; co4atwi “ e 4 0; J HotaesAOo; E Wee; Tbos Wood; LP „„ J?.?Tre. e I continent —;to Great Britain8210; coaetwise3232: to France 2210; to Spain 780; eales of the week 748; sales 2671; stock 35,790. Net receipts of the week 22.575: exports ts the D; Seymour, T A Co; Tinman 4 G; A McCallie; W A Cherry; IJ Traywick; W Abel. FANCY GOODS 9,000. CrunusTOW, November 10 —Cotton closed quiet: middling* 17%; net receipts 1743; gross 1843; ex ports to Great Britain —; coastwise 1885; sales 300; stock 24,892. Net receipts Of the week 10,642; gross 10,742; ex The foregoing are samples ©elected at random DESIRABLE LAND** FOB SA LF from several hundred testimonial© in regard to the Ai JJ Uli OA 1jZ. purity and strength of the “CENTURY* Whiskies. ATY Oakland and Howard Farms, on the Macon | DjL and^Western Railroad, ten miles from Macon. A Trial is Respectfully Solicited If desirable, will be cut up into Jots to suit the convenience of purchasers. Good land—fine water —and unprecedentedly healthy locality; conve nient to Macon; highly suitable for fruit farms and market gardens, and country residtnets for In conjunction with the above, we hike pleasure | town people. Titles indisputable, and terms rea- in stating that we also received the eonable. Apply fco Butte & Brother, Macon. sepl9eod3m* A. LeSUEUR* PHUMIUM Plantation JFoi' Sale. M Display of Fancy Groceries, ■ ■ ■ "• “V—% J I AVOte AOWijMO A/* AAJU *1 tun AU,UX«, 1U , 1 “, H ot* I -8 T« (A >2 p, r; t, CJ. ports to Great Britain 6232; continent ; coast- ^ A O O O IX U | wi80 5639. sales of the week 4000. Mobile, November 10.—Cotton dnil; middlings The largest and most varied stock of FANCY GOODS in Macon. Call and see them. J. W. BURKE A CO. PROPOSALS. fN EORGIA, BIBB COUNTY—Proposals wUl bo OT received until the 11th day of November, 1871. 17%; net receipts 1660; giwal671; exports to Great Britain 4251; coastwise 2022; sales 1200; stock 25, 798. Net receipts of tho week 10,950; gross'll,051£ex- ports to Great Britain 4261; coastwise 9706; eales of the week 7600. Bosrox, November 10.— Cotton market quiet; middlings 19; Det receipts 139; gross 2547; ex ports to Great Britain 44; sales 300; stock 7000. Net receipts of the week 6997: groea 9767; exports to Great Britain 1092; to the continent 1 ae ; ealee of the week 200. Nopfolz, November 10—Cotton closed qniot; low middlings 17%@17%; net receipts 1398; export* coastwise 1730; sales 160; stock C6ai. Net receipts of the week 10,905; gross —; exports coastwise 11,414; sale* of tho week 1150. Memphis, November 1 1 Cotton, market closed — ’ » 2120; .120 shipments 12,500; 8eareey’e Mill. The Commissioners reserving the I sales of the week 15.08". right to accept or reject any bid. Philadelphia, November 10 Cotton quiet; mid- Proposals to be filed with the Ordinary of said I dling* ' ooonty. Plans snd specifications will be found on file In Ordinary’s office O. A. THaRPE, 1 D. T. DRIGGABS, r County Commissioners. J. W. STUBBS, J oct22td ■rRUMAN- cAS GXIEENT, vAu'.i*!*:/•// / Sole Agents, Macon. Ga. Net receipts of the week 1125: gross 2729. Pbovidzxce, November 13—Cotton.net receipts of the week 612: stock 6509. Montgomery, November 10—Receipts of the week 3183; shipments 2275; stock in 1870,6745, 1871,7460. Macox. November 10.—Cotton receipts of the week 3825: shipments 1375; stock in 1870, 7131; in 1871, 8845. Nashville, November 10—Cotton quiet; low middlings 16%. Receipts or the week 2077; shipments 1515; stock 1870, 1712; 1871 2018. Cot Pout, November 10 Net receipts of tbe week 1240. Columbus, November 10—Cotton quiet; receipts 1510; shipments 1960; stock, 1870 5750; 1871 5110. Liverpool, November 10, evening—Ootton closed quiet; uplands 9%; Orleans 9%. Fabric* at Manchester Bteady. Short middles 39a6d. Losdox, November 10, evening—Consols 93%. Bonds 91%. Tallow 49s6d@50a. Paris, November 10, evoning.—Rentes 57f 33c. PURE GYPSUM. /CONTAINING ninety-nine and two-third3per I ON CHEERY STREET AGAIN- ■J^£R. J. BLOCK, Agent, would respectfully^m- form his friends and the public gfMnlfr that I J^centTara&Fpercent.) Soluble Matter. War- I he ia again back on Cherry ©treet, with a large nmtod free from all impolitic©. Prepared in this * tock oi m ° at cll01ce Cigars, cmbrhcmg all the a , I t tt-trvnreT-1»' I fapnritn rirttriMK wn11 Diammi, ar it Snink’ir'r citv and for Bale at the low pried of FIFTEEN favorite brands, and Chewing and bmokirg DOLLARS PER TON, CASH, bv Tobacco of all description*. Hr* store U JOHN H. HOLMES, Commission Merchant, I next door above Valentino's Saloon snd ltestau- eep23 dlawSm Charleston, S. C. It ant. Give him a cal], all yon who love a good «cigar or quid of tobacco. sop9 2m A BARGAIN in a plantation, six mile* from Ma con, can be had by calling oa tbe undersigned or Turpin 4 Ogden. The Bloom place, containing 1.721% acres, half rich creek land,Ring on Tobesof- kee Creek; tbe balance, pine land of good quality. About 225 aero* creek land are in a high state of cultivation, as also npwards of 600 acre* upland. The improvements are good and ample. These lands compare favorably with any in Middle Geor gia. 0. B. Callaway, Eeq., cultivated the place thia year, and I will be pleased to go over it and show „„ have now on band a fnll and complete aa- ‘J 10 *“ d “ 3 cr °P 8 *° “yone wisliiDg to purchase, aonment of everything usually found in firat-claas | Te ™?.P^* Gr.-cenes, comprising AT THE LATE STATE FAIR. If not sold by the 15th of December, 1871, the place will be for rent. J. N. SEYMOUR. oct7-tf 35 k nda Canned Goode, 10 kmda Black and Green Tea*, 20 kinds Cracker*, Preserves, Pickles, Jellies. Spices, O.tenpe, Sinces, Syrup, Sugar, Coffee, Molasses, Cheese. Candice, Soaps (Toilet and Famdy). Starch, Nate, Figs, French and Mixed Candies, Mustard*, Vinegar, Foreign and Domestic Wines, Liquors, and Cigais, Choice Goshen Batter, Cheese. Lard, Farinaceous Goods, Flour, Salt, Mackerel. Northern Apples, Olive Oils, Etc. B. & W. B. mix, Attorneys at Law, NO- 88 (UP STATES) CHERRY STREET, Macon, Ga. FRESH ARRIVALS. O A boxes Florida Oranges, 25 barrels Red Ap- 6d\J pica, 5 barrels Tennessee Egg©, 20 btnels Buckwheat Flour, 50 boxes new layer Itaiein©, 30 tabs Goehen Baiter, 20 cises Sardines, 20j0 sacks choice Flour, 50 sack© eeed Bye aud Barley, 500 sacks seed Oats, for sale by novl tf SEYMOUR, TIN8LEY A CO. GERMAN (xROCBRIES A SPECIALTY £0^ an( j c u thbert Property, Prunes, Cherries, Currants, T HE subscriber, wishing to remove, offers for asle hi* plantation of 740 acre*, 430 chared Hagebntten, Holland Herring, Anchovies, Sardellen, Caviar, Green Kern. Split Peas, Bariev, gin honse and screw, situated 8% miles from Cathbert, on tho B. C. 4 Columbus Railroad, and one mile from 8pringvale, where there is a fine Limberger, Schweitzer and Hand Kase, bcho01803 two churches—good cotton land. German Pickles, Sonrkrant, LinBsen, Sago, Holland and Sap Sago Cheese, And othor articles too numerous to mention. CUTEBEBT PROPERTY. n ^ g t£s“uoTl^ | * C 0 rea ^nfnear'the-race-tock. And nf frnndfl I pl&co od which he lives, ono mi!o north of the :°haK 8 forpist favors, we solicit the patron- » Hou£o with five rooms and out buildings, with 55 acres attached. A two ©tory ©tore house, and a small store room in tho rear, fronting two streets. A tan yard of four acres, 52 vaty, with four bnild- inga. No tan yard in^Cuikbert in operation. jge p Of on°£d r » shall in ail cases endeavor | ^1*^0 PUTZEL&JACOBS, 8 just beginning to bear. - , a verandah in front and a twelvo.foot hall, ana au neceasaiv outbuilding©. Thia is » pretty piaco a < valuable* property, Above P r0 P e *Sr.'!r!i i polil for changed for Texa© or Atlanta property, c> one half caah, balanco in ono and two • 1 oct25 lm* A.B.MOAFEL. MI YOBK &BQCEEY STORE, Second st., Damonr’s Block, Macon. noStf VALIANT, JONES <fc CO., (Successors to Valiant 4 .Tones), IMPORTERS AND DEALERS IN | LAMPS, CHANDELIERS, CHINA, TABLE, GLASS AXD Ql'EEA'Sll ABE, 4 SOUTH HOWARD STREET, BALTIMORE. sepm24dJk6w