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Telegraph &■ Messenger. FRIDAY MOBNISO. DEC. 8. 1BTV NCll* 1(0111*. s ■-»».. or a S Ton*.—The Manchester ' N. n.) Mirror aays U»e velocity of the wind el ML Washington, on (he Afternoon of Um J5th of Kovanber, wee loOntlee per hour, the greatest velocity ever known. CaAHan w the Caeikm.— The New York Han of Mondey report* tk»t Morton is chortly to aaocoed Fish, end Judge E4w»rd« Fieneport to Uke the piece of Ur* emiebl* Akennen, who, we trnri, will be tent on » apodal minion to Ilie Fiji UuiIa Mat<« Hall.—The New York Han tty, a now chitter of New York City will be peered inuee- rirtlcly on the convening of (be New York Legislature, which will remove Mayor Hell in Are d*ya after it* passage- Hie ABooeeeor will be appointed by Higel, the Register, end will tie OUendorfcr. Vtsncor Raileoad.—A nummary of the oper ation* of the greet Viaduct Railway Company, of Now York, i* *aid to be a* follow*: Offioe cloand and to rent; collected of stockholder*, $110,000; apent in printing, $40,000: rent, $18,000; fnrniture, $38,000; balance in bond, $30,000. That beat* Connolly Habo Case.—Henry AloOord wa* discharged from Sing-Sing l’enitentiary 28th of November last, after alxleen month*' impriaooment under * wrongful conviction. The warden apologized a* beat be oonld and regretted that the law pro- vided no radioes, bat it seems to as the law ought to do the contrary. It la now reported (aaystbo C jlnmbia Pfcen nis) that Treeanror Parker has inveated the aum $314,000 in Doited States bonds, and onr in. formant hold* that he knows whereof be writes. It this man to bo allowed to escape the dutches or tho law? Make him disgorge. This is (he point. IlKLENAr, the Secretary of War, aacrifioes bis personal and official veracity in this reckless manner Indisputable evidence establiahea tho fact, which is proven, too, by the experience of nil Uirrons sufferers, that an armed rebellion of regular organization and great strength now exists In parts of those Stales. Fast Gnu*.—The Hun says fonr girls, about l« year* of age, wore seen earreally engaged in playing euchre while driving in the Fark on Saturday. A handkerchief served the purpose of a card-stand, and in tho lap of one of the ptayer* were several fractional notes forming the pool. The girl* were riding in a turnout, with footmen in livery and a pair of trotters worth at leant $3,000. Fuonrs or Otnnttn Fioeoxs.—The Newark Advertiser reports sundry experiment* with carrier pigeons made.by Harry C. Blccckor, of Montclair, N. J., from vessels at sea. One flew 1,004 slatuto miles at an average of IOC miles per bonr. Another made I,G00 miles at an having been overfed on the ship. A third bird flew 1,004 miles at (he same average rate of apoed and arrived borne in perfect condition. These facta are perfectly verified by the ship's log and the home record of tho arrivals of the pigeons. Annexation ul Mexico. The Herald of Monday is out flaming for the annexation of Mexico and thinks if Grant docs not Uke hold of it the opposition will. “ None bnt timid over prudent and sleepy conserva tives" will oppose the project, and as for entire, that conscientious journal well remarks, “Groat and progressive nations aro never at a loss for a canto when a profound national policy or ne cessity calls for such action." And the same is true of “great and progressive men" of the modern stamp. They are never at a loss for reatooa to taka anything whan they want it, whether it la theirs or noL Dot this shallow pated and flippant journal ia but a timid, over prudent and sleepy conserva tive, after all. Wo don't want Vexioo so mneh as the Isthmus, and wbat a stupid fellow to atop annexing short of Darien, while we are about it. If wa annex, let na at least not stop short of Hand's End of the North American continent. Mohtoomesy Municipal EutorioN.—Tho an nual election for municipal officers of Mont gomery, Ala., was held on Monday last, and re- suited in a grand victory for tho Democracy. They elected eight out ol twelve Aldermen, losing the Mayor and (lily Clerk by only 119 and 04 majority, respectively. The last bosrd of Aldermen stood throe Democrats against nine Radicals, and the Radical Mayor and Clerk had, at the same election, COO majority for the former, and 730 for tho latter. Our brothers of Montgomery rosy well claim this result a* a victory. The next time they will make a clean aweep. Two of the three Radicals elected Aldermen arc negroes, but—halleluiah —the noisome carpet lugger has no place, at all, in the picture. The negroes aeera to have kioked all that crew out of doom. Of the elec tion, the Advertiser, of Tncsday, says: The election yesterday was characterized l>y more turbulence and a greater disposition to riot than we have seen manifested here since the days of Wager Sweyne. For a while when a negro attempted to rote the Democratic ticket be was insulted and otherwise maltreated, and in one caaa at least, attempted to be beaten. The oaae referred to was in Ward No. 3, where a crowd of negro vagabond* bad gathered to "carry the election at all hazards.'' Home white Democrat* who were present interfered to pro- teet the negro who waa aaranlted, whereupon one of the impndent scoundrels shot into the crowd of wbito men, attempting, as it seems, to kill Mr. Tilgbam Offatt. The shot missed Mr. Offutt, but struck and killed a negro man. Another negro tired a shot, which at rook Mr. liiks in the faoe, and it is said still another ehot •truck a negro in the aide. The negro who tired the fatal shot escaped. Fortunately the row coded here, or there might have been a terrible difficulty. Woaaa AhD Wosex.—The Baltimore Son's Washington correspondent of the 3d, made a statement—which we published yesterday—to the effect that the debt* of the Southern States bad been increased $100,000,000 ainoe the war by the robberies and fraud* of the negro and carpet bag, and aoallawag State governments. Fader date of the 4 th, the same correspondent who has evidently been making farther investi gations, writes as follows which shows a much wane condition of affairs. He aays: The committee on the alleged ontragea in the Southern Sure* will not be able to report till after the holiday recess. The subcommittee wtU show that mnoo the close of the war the debts of the Southern State*, local and State, have been increased the enormous sum of two hundred aod fifty millions of dollars. This in- eludes laws which authorise the loaning of the credit of the State* to van one railroad schemes which were never carried oat exorpt for par - pose* of personal plunder. While the increased debts of the State* have necessitated increased taxation the rapid lacrosse of the oonnty expen ditures have everywhere created the most op pressive taxation, amonnbng in aom* icutanea* almost to practical confiscation. And yet, some very sensible people are found who expreea astonishment that there should be any such thing *• KnOtlux organisations at the TOE GKUKbl.l rlli:.\N. On motion of Mr. Hudson, of Sehley, the I manhood to meet them socoeaifaUy. He gave I thank* of the Convention were tendered to Hon. notice to the robbers and planderere to give Tic monthly«*le» at Augusta, Savannah and| Julian gartttdgm for the abla and dfctent j ie^t-Hrtocmejodsave ttejrbaron. I Adopted. On motion, Hon. Julian Hartridge wa* Colombo*, on Tuesday, were rather dnll as to retd estate, moat of tho property of that descrip tion being withdrawn for lackof bid*. We bow ever note some sales of farms in Richmond and I each Congressional Masoogee counties at from $7 10 to $9 30 par | S^te at Targe as acre. At Augusta, one city bond of $300, duo "" 1873, brought 80 cents on the dollar. Twenty I of the Executive Committee, share* Central Railroad stock (ex-dividend 11 Hon. Herbert Fielder being called war* sold at Savannah lor $114 70 to $113 per I in a^ speech rep te wa * bare. I and to tl The annual meeting of the stockholders of the | ^ nomination. Augusta Fair Association waa held Tuesday j night, 133 share* being represented. Reports | of officer* were received and a board of direct Colonel* Cowart and Peeples responded in brief and pithy speeches, to calls suds upon manner in which he presided ore lions of the body. ® Mr. Lamar offered a resolution that lb* Ctair J them, after which the crowd diape reod. appoint at his leisure a committee of two from - • - ■ District and four from the ti Executive Committee — .Senator fiorirnoil's Chances. The Washington Republican, (Grant's Orgsn) of Tuesday, says: The credentials of Thom** M Norwood, o’sim- for re-1 *»«* *• *•“**'• **« P»-ent«l in the Hon-HerbertFieldcrl^ingcaJed for, rm 8 ktmd.y by Senator Thurman, and laid s’°" d ^ ,D ; Thai* « ooproapm* ol hi. being He paid a ^ , I admitted, as it i* generally understood that the nee, mid to the others who had been named for MCjnt m |b /8,-a.terroni Georgia will be • nomination. „. _ . , .. i( . given to the Hon. FWter Blodgett, who has, by Colonel Cary W. Styles and the committee I « ' .- rolatiDn ._ of ,v 0 Jr** i with the nominee, Hon. Ji i Milton Smith. Mr. Smith responded in a speech, which ap- ors elected. The Treasurer’s report shows a I pern below, reported pbonographieaUy for the debt of $18,000. The provoking local reporter of the Augusta Constitntion: SPEECH or HOK. J. M. SMITH. the great revolutionary action of the Georgia Legislature, gained strength ia the Senate, and will, undoubtedly, be admitted. This same Republican six weeks ago, said that Blodgett's proper plaoe was in the Penitentiary andnot in the United States Senate. Who will fin fw t;t.|ti. rrr .ifr« t f n. .n .io n; r «*g.t ..it .fcntl” I Ur. J’raident and OentUmen of the Demo-1 deny the right of the 8enate to fix its own level fight that occurred Saturday night near the Flan ter*' Hotel of that city, between “ two well i ttlRt y «h*ll aay much mote than to re-1 WellDonk!—Under the law* of Alabama the known young gentlemen," bnt don’t give their tazn thank* for the honor yon have eon- guu Boud of E ^ oc m-on paaseeeea legislative Doam't ho know that such reUooneo u J ‘u,® state'Sf GeorgU shall authority. Among many good acta enacted at i see fit to ratify your action of to-day, I shall en- a recent meeting of the Board waa one intro- A drove of 2“0 fat turkey* being driven 1 M QpoQ tbo duties of the high trust which will I dosed by Mr. Booth, of Autauga, providing that throngb the streets of Savannah, on Toeaday, I be imposed upon me, with a profound diatruit j Mmea Abercrombie Clanton, Thomas Watts * " greatest commotion tinoo the war I of my own ability for the fall and faithful difl- grcaiesx comm _ charge of tbo same. But, fellorrcitizens. I Clanton and Holt Clanton, bo admitted into tho ink dingers. Harris, of th m, I tra ^j >^>11 no t be charged with egotism when I University of the State at any time after the (specially, waa greatly excited, and waa only j however limited I may conaider my h* of January, 1872, and be educated free of prevented by main force from going for one of I own capacity, J bare an abiding faith in the ^ either for tuition, board, books, fnel them then and there. He was finally led off, | omnipotence_of honesty. I Applause | Inst u i ring vengeance against any turkey that -hat wo need today more than anything eke. ia LI.a Ws adadan 11 ■ nan InrlfArfl (A I ' HP. . . _ atai m Ci.t.1 T—. at.. lights- tried to bite him. We advise those turkeys to roost high, for a few nights. What is the condition of onr State? In the remarks that I make I shall oonfinc myself to NEW ADVERTISEMENTS In the United State* Court at Savannah, on J the affairs of tho State of GeorgtaMone, and I _ , I shall bo very brief. There is a work for every Taeeday, in the case of the United States against I ^ 2do, and thank an object for the El Iks rlefanlltnrf avwl oaVriAfilRff I . . . ■ ... wvrt _ a. a. A UvIfUfiji a as tiu * D I | John U. Gould—the defaulting and vamosing I eier0UH) a f me greatest patriotism, revenue collector—principal, and Simon Gent' " ~ man, W. E. Drummond and William U. Sy mons, securities, a verdict for plaintiff against I defendants, Symons and Drummond, for $3,- 1 What have RYE FLOUR, ^ FEW tbouaand poanda_ fre*h ground Rye dee8 It WILUNGHAH A WHEELER. we to do? We aU know that Uis financial af fairs of the State are in inexorable confusion. We do not know bow many bond* have been named We do not know wbat the legal in- dobtednesa of tho State ia. We do not know | T"T.? rapnw and kitchen to the bones opjpomto J. TO RENT. 283 71 and interest from April 14 ultimo, was I bow those bonds were put ont, bnt we have a I 1 rendered. I suspicion as to the one who put them ont, and I 1 that ia about ail. It will be expected that the 1 W. Uurke A-Co.’a book store. At th. Mllledgoville mnnieipM el^on on UU^to fiUtoe £2uon Satnrdsy I-t, S.mn.1 Wrik.r vy elected tiTSrt twelro moX at Mayor, and Meoara. F. Mapp, E. Trice, IL 73 BARBELS OF THOSE MeComb, T. Canker, J. Canker and H. Tem ple, Aldermen. F. Fair was elected Clerk, and J. U. Fair, Manhal. least, shall so administer the government of tho State of Georgia as that the people shall know I what their honest debLs are, and wbat is ex. I peeled of them. fAppknaa-J Ho will need honesty more than braina. [App_lanae.]_ It | CENT GOEIiETS Juxt received by TRUMAN A GREEN, Triugalar Block. decBSt A gin bon ho belonging to a negro named Aaa | w ;u b# difficulty to get at the fnnds that have JimiucrsoD, about six miles from Milledgevilto, I been practiced upon us. It will require a firm w“ burned Ust night week, together with »I ^u^^Tmen^^^a^nVnUo^ RALSTON HALL. GRAND gin, six or eight boles of cotton, etc. As Asa Bit to as God la my Judge to-day, “ * “ * “■ * “■ ‘ 1 if I have tho honor to bo selected by tbo people of Georgia to fill the position of Governor, I shall endeavor to get at the bottom of those was a well known Democrat, the origin of the fire con bo very easily guessed. On last Sunday morning Mr. Rtuaell Gudd, a well known and most estimable citizon of Bainbridge, was found dead in tbo rear of a I much we really owe, and bow much is claimed italic aM Mai Quart. OWE WIG-32:1* OWLY. things. I shaU at least give a very Urge portion M0SI)Ay EVENCro DECEMBER 11TH, 1871. of xny attention to tbo task of determining now 1 MADAME IF ABELL & McCDLLOCH BRIQNOLI Begs to announce that she wjU give one GRAND •tore bonne in that place. Tbo verdict of the I of as. sr ^SSr'£r*aS3SC I some external tojary to the spleen, which re-1 tr&tjon Q r Dnb li 0 affairs in ibis State. Unfor- - , salted in internal hemorrhage. The Argus tunately, store the war or wiOdn the last throe % T „§ ^Sristodb^thTfoD thinks there is much mystery about his death, j or fonr years, we have been placed in a condi- | utistes - aod hones that it may be cleared up. tio “ * Uere 1110 P«?P le - b Y of ®*®I SIGNOR A. MACCAFFEBI, the Fopnlar Tenor . j imponliona and the many frauds which have I f roB , j b8 York Academy of Mario. A cargo of cotton valued at -•*», waa 1 p rac ticed upon them, have lost confidence 1 BIGNORL. PACINI, the Eminont Rtritono from cleared from Savannah, on Tuesday, for the I in those who have been seleoted to fill the prom-1 the New York Academy of Music. .... _ I . * , . , I a n-ivvi ii.a T. Tii ■rogF-U AND CHILDREN'S FURS, in variety, THOMAS D. CONNER'S. 1 LACK ASTRAGHAN SACKS and MUFFS, at THOMAS U. CONNER'S. HITE ASTRA CHAN SACKS and MUFFS, at THOMAS U. CONNER'S. L ADIES' FURS, from 63 SO to 635 per sat at. THOMAS U. CONNER’S. M B W P URE WHITE FUR SACKS and MUFFS, at THOMAS U. CONNER'S. J^EALIHNKFURSrra.fromWto^ L D NEW TOBK Grocery Store BURDICK BROTHERS, SIGN OF THE IBERIAN SQUIRREL SETS, in aix sizes, at THOMAS U. CONNER'S. ABE BB0TVN FBEKCH CONEY FUR SETS, I THOMAS U. CONNER'S. A LASKA MINK FUR SETS, Capes of an sizes, at THOMAS U. CONNER'S. The undersigned take pleasure in announcing that they were awarded tbo PREMIUM C3r IjDEKT hog, THIRD STREET, MACON, GA. J^EALERMINE FUBSETS. at THOMAS U. CONNER'S. I MITATION ERMINE FUR SETS, at THOMAS V. CONNER'S. R USSIAN FOX FUR SETS, anew white, at THOMAS U. CONNER'S. 'T'HE LARGEST STOCK of FURS in MACON, X at THOMAS U. CONNERS. T he BEST MADE and TRIMMED FURS in MACON, at THOMAS U. CONNER'S. decS tt LOST, O N THE morning of tho 6th instant, a small j Diamond Bieaat Fin, between Burdick Bros- and Payne's drug store. The finder will be suits, bly rewarded by leaving it at this office. des7-2t CENTURY WHISKIES, AT THE LATE STATE FAIR TO RENT, We Uke pleasure in recommending to the public I rpRE store recently occupied by the Poetofflce. I the above well known brand of Whisky, which we 1 A. Possession given immediately. Apply to dec6 5c J. L. JONES, Treasurer. guarantee a TEIfN ! S . SEE .! UL IS. t ! S „ i . N .l L ‘ R “' STRICTLY PURE STIMULANT! 20 QQQ LB3. Choice Bulk Side* and Shoul- — ^ 100 Cana Best New Lard. to Hbd* O. It. Bacon Sides. On consignmenf and for sale cheap by decs tt JONES A BAXTER BA_COjST. BA-COIST. BACON. 60,000 pounds BACON C. R SIDES, 30,000 pounds BACON SHOULDERS, for sale low bv BURDICK BROTHEliS. CORN, HAY, ^VTVI> OATS. A FULL SUPPLY ALWAYS ON HAND AT LOW PRICES. A CHOICE LOT OF TENNESSEE EAR CORN. BURDICK BROTHERS. STRAYED OR STOLEN. O N the night of the 1st tost., a medium sized Bsy Mare, wbito spot in forehead, left hind foot white, s little white about some of the others, eevoa or right rears old. Any information leading to her recovery will bo thankfully received and I properly rewarded. W. M. CARTER. | Baroesville, Gs., December 4,1871. do€ 2t* CENTURY WHISKY Has been some time in nee for SOSBXTiXIj AT PRIVATE SALE. avrrsgo at 202 mile* on bonr. This last bird, Spanish port of Santanda—tbo fits! ever shipped I inent positions under our Stole government I Mr. B however, died upon reaching its destination from to that port from Savannah. | How long has itheeneiuco it was^ considered | Euroi>o. A Federal soldier named Ansley, fell from the Mr. B D'ANKA, the Talented riaoiat lately from I I (hat the name of (he Governor of Georgia was hardly a synonym for honesty ? I do not make Conductor Mb. S. D’Axjia I dock at Foit I’nlaeki on Tuesday and was | these remarks in any improper spirit, but for I Admission $100 drowned. The Columbus San of Wednesday aays : Dzath or Jmxix WjuE. Awdebsow.—Wo I thepoople'shaU ratify your nomination. tho purpose of calling yonr attention to the I Reserved Seats V’. foot that I feel in ito full measure the great re- [ .. . - epossibility that will devolve upon me in cate Tickets sold at Btown A Co.’* Book Btore- deeB 3t learn from offleera of tbe boats that this gentle-1 man died at his residence at Marianna, Florida, It is desirable that the people shall have con fidence in their Governor. In the event that * on Monday, tbe 37th. He bad resided in Jack-1 >b all be chosen to fill that position, it shall ba •on county twenty four yean. He came from I m - ob jeet to protect the people, so far as may Tennessee, where he once edited a paper. He I ^ | n power, not only in their righto of per- wsh prominent a* a lawyer, was before and dor- ^ »na property, bnt in tbeir pnbUc rights as s S.T.&B.P. WALKER AND OTHZB T HE place recently occupied by Chuloy Lloyd, j about three miles from Macon, on the Hons- I, a t nTTT>nno'C'C2 ton road, and adjoining that of James Lloyd- I JzLIbBl UAL ir LJ The place contains 125 acres—15 in the woods and heavily timbered. Majority of tho open land is very rich and productive. On the place is a NEW TWO-ROOM frtma house LATHED, one log kitchen, two cribs, one Urge iegra house, fine fruit orchard, nice vineyard, etc. Its convenience to market renders it doubly val uable, it being well adapted to vegetables, as well l corn, cotton, small grain, etc- Tho place is offered for each for the next 30 days. If not sold will be withdrawn from market. Terms suit. Alto, a fine Bnggy Horse, young and fast trotter. Apply to <lec6 It JONATHAN COLLINS A SON. GOOD THINGS TO EAT. 100 H0G3, 125 pounds each. 1,000 lbs. Fat Turkeys and Chickens. COO lbs. Spare Bibs and Bick-bones. 25 Cans New Lard. Choice Tennessee Beef. For sale cheap at J. H ANDERSON A SON’S, dec5-lf No. 10 Hollingsworth Block. 'boarders wanted. Bagging and Ties. [ 100 rolls HEAVY BAGGING, 200 half rolls HEAVY BAGGING, 500 bundles ARROW TIES COO bundles 1 EUREKA TIES. Wo will fill your orders as low as any house in tho market. Cali and eee ne. BURDICK BROTHERS. re RECOMMENDED BV LEADING PHY8ICIANS, AND HAS STOOD THE TEST OF ANALYSIS COMPETENT CHEMISTS. BULK MEATS! 30,000 Pounds fully cored Clear Rib Sides and Shoulders. For eale low, by BURDICK BROTHERS. F'Iotjlr m Flour. Flour. A CHOICE AND SELECTED STOCK. READ. READ- READ. 150 barreU various grades. Prof. BILLIMAN, State Chemist of Conu., gars: Kus offer A FULL LINE of I have carefully examined the sample of “ Con-1 tary White Wlieat Whisky.” In color, toete and I odor thia liquor is without fault. It is entirely fiee from any deleterious substance whatever; the ab- | sence of all trace of lead, and of oiher poisonous p OOD board and lodging out be had at the Flint | or hurtful things to it is absolute. By distillation, Three carloads in sacks, half sacks and quarter sacks. All fresh from new Wheat, and warranted by BURDICK BRO HERS- Ur House, at rcaaonablo rates. nov24 codim* MRS. A. LASSETER. ing the war, a general of State Militia, and waa ctptured in Marianna, in 1864, while command lb f Applauso. J And permit me to say far ther, that in tbe discharge of the dalies of that log It, and lately has been a Judge of the Conn- bi h ’ offio8> j shall, if elected, observe no dis- ty Court, He was very well known tn Colnm-1 t j DC |j on except tbe distinction between rogues Faro ail Family Groceries, w A CARD. I find its alcobolio strength to bo exactly that of I proof spirits by the present United States Law, [ viz: 50 parts by volume (meaeure) of absolute al cohol, 83.71 potto of water; by weight this corre- I ‘ to alcohol —' ’ HAVE mule arrangements with the largest and epouds to alcohol 42K per cent, and water 67* most reliable costumers to Nsw York to hire as Percent. The ash is chiefly alkaline carbonate, bus. lie leaves a family. John U. James, Democratic oandidsto for Mayor, and tbe following Aldermen, all Demo- I the gentlemen have been’bronght to your at- erats, wero elected at Atlanta on Wednesday, by an average majority of 1,300: Wells, Castleberry, Roach, Hammock, Mor and honest mon- I Applause. 1 Hat let me pause to say that the names of J RAISINS and ALMONDS, NUTS OF ALL KINDS. CANNED GOODS OF ALL KINDS; I qaerado Bril. Lxdica aud gentlemen ling to tention to-day in Ibis connection—gentlemen of charaoter. intelligence and great worth, [ (Messrs. Wofford, Fielder and Nichols). With j JELLIES, PRESERVES, BBANDIED FRUITS, the name of one of these gentlemen I hive I tunica from $16 to $20. Alt orders confidential, and received until Decem ber 21ot. MRS F. DESSAU, nov2$-tSldec 68 Mulberry street. ■COMMERCIAL and is far lees in quantity than is found in tbe av- I I erage of good drinking water. No alcoholic liqnor I select, can do so from thhTdato. Hire for “cos- canba purer than the sample of your “Century.” 1 [Signed] £. SILLlilAN, State Chemist. Pure Leaf Lard, in Tierces and Cans. MEAL, WHEAT BRAN, SUGARS, Various Grades, CHOICE COFFEE. BAGGING TWINE, ETC. ri', Grant, Wilson, Hill, Fowler, Leyden, Mor-1 been long familiar. (General Wofford.) I saw FANCY IMPORTED CRACKERS. rle, Mayes, Mitchell, Farrar. I him in Virginia- He waa doing his duty there. We clip these items from tbo Atlanta Era, [Applause J His attention was not particularly DOMESTIC CRACKERS OF ALL GBADE3, of yesterday : Tn* money market in Atlanta ba* probably I mo f Applause. J I saw ten "tighter” foMho past sixty days than at 8m o bo end fireaud bullet been any time ninoe 186 directed to mo, because he was a grade above mo—and he ought to have been a grade above 'I saw him in the midst of bnllolH, and he was doing his duty tbeu. [Applause. J And when, on | On* of tbe novelties of our market yesterday t|, 0 present occasion in this Convention, where was a large drove of turkeys, numbering Rome b j g prominently mentioned in con- hundred and twenty. neotion with tho offioe for which you have ae- Attoonet GxNEHii. Akihxmn, Itev. Dr. New-1 | ec ted me, his friends—tho men who know man, of Wanhington, Rev. Dr. IUckin, n nnm- | binJi | b9 cen who love him, and who are capa- ■*“ " *" “ bio of approeiating his high character—htvo I waived the urging of his name before this body, I and themselves have become the nominators of I her of distinguished Republican members of both houses of Congress, and other diitin- gniahed personage* of Washington will, wa un derstand, le*ve that city for Atlanta this mom- nmelf, how conid I feel otherwise than grate- ing. The exenraioniats will probably remain in 1 - - -- --- - - — Atlanta some days, and proceed hence through A full stock of TOILST SOAFS.I PICKLES OF EVERY VARIETY, Fine Rutter, Young America, Pineapple, E ’onr and I Cream Cheese, FIXE WHISKIES, BRANDIES, WINES, Newark Cider, Cigue, Tobacco, etc. Prof. 0. U. SHEPARD, Jr., State Chemist of South I Carolina, says. I have carefully investigated the sample of • ‘Cen tury” Whisky sent by yon for ioepection, and pro nounce it to be free from adulteration, and aa such | I Kl Q I 1 D Akinc ('AM D A K! V I can recommend its use to the public. Ihaveex- 118 O O n-H If Ci L. Jvl ‘ nlv l | amiued it for copper, lead, the alkaloids, and other OF AUGUSTA, GA. others of the Gulf States before tbeir return. _ | General Wofford, will unite with me in doing r “ "* J * L *’ thing that can bo done to promote tho _ v „ te of the State, to secure protection to her editor of the New York Tribune, is to visit At- oitizens, and to place the old Commonwealth in ful ? I strike hands with those men and with | FANCY and PLAIN CANDIES, beat in tbe market, their friends. I am sure that my honored friend, -yy E have poisonous substances, but am happy to ray I have round none of them- The inspected Whisky con- I I tains 51 per cent, by volume, or 43.50 per cent, by I weight, of aloohol; 0.06 per cent of ash. To tho I taste it ia mild, mellow and high flavored. [Signed] C. D. SHEPARD, Ja., 31. D. Prof. JOHN DARBY, Editor of the American Gro cer, New York, says: We have received a sample of the “Century I Whisky” for analysis- We have conducted the analysis with great care,- there is no trace of metal to it. aud nothing that should not come from ihe fermentation and distillation of the finest grains. The bouquet is natural, depending upon a minnte I quantity of volatile oil or ether. We have analyzed accept the Agency of the above I many Whiskies, and have never before met with one Company, and respectfully present it* as strong us this; they are generally several do-, pre- grees below the government standard, this is A PARTICIPATING COMPANY. ? /VT. $300,000 J. W DAVIES. Frorident- W. T. WHELESS, Vice President J. V. H. ALLEN. Secretary. E. C. GRANNISS A SON, Agents. Mtcon. lUCOlt cm ieizbesce-s. Hon. GEO 8. OBEAB. WM. U. JOHNSTON, Esq. CfYLU ABTO OUA STOCK. WE THINK WE CAN SUIT YOU IN QUALITY AND PRICE. DON’T FORGET THE PLACE- SIG1V OF THE “ GOLHETV HOG. No. 63 Third, street, Macon, Georgia, NEAR HARDEMAN A SPARKS’ WAREHOUSE. iod2m BURDICK BROTHERS. named ... claims to the insuring community. . = _ pared to inanre property in it against loss by fire I slightly abovo. Wo are not a connoiseurin liquors, IN TILE MARKET DEPARTMENT and can guarantee accarity to partiee Insuring in I bnt if purity and strength are desirable qualities I tlllM fVtinnanV I ♦ Vrn mnat atavwl ronveminnnf lanta in a few days. JlMTSET llrNTEB, TBE MuBDEBEE.—Wo un- Wo are second to none to tbe 8tato. _ _ . the same high position she formerly oecnpied I j three-foartha of net pro when men were selected to positions of infla- TENNESSEE BEEF, PORK, AND SAUSAGF, o? bmwtess, and canusuepoUctesoftheCommer- dentand that Jndgo Alexander, of the South- e noe because they were honest men, and were . . , Daa ., L ern Ctreuit in this State, hss commuted the | chosen be canoe they wero rogues. I tell | DRESSED TURKEYS, i ti these gentlemen I want to strike bands with them and march forward to the emancipation of onr State from the impositions, from tho frauds, and from tbe vitlanies which have been prac ticed upon her. And if the distinguished gen tleman will do his duty now, as be h*s done his duty on other arenas—and I know he will—sno- oeea will crown onr efforts. A gentleman remarkod, as I entered tbe ball, that yonr nominee was a native Georgian. So | SWEET ORANGES. APPLES, I am. I know that since the days of reconstrnc- aenteoceof the notonon* murderer, Jimpaey A. Hunter, who woe under sentence of eapital punishment to that of imprisonment for life. This presents somo very remarkable features. Tbe case was of original jnriadiotion in Alex ander's Oonrt, and it was Alexander who sen tenced the murderer to be hanged. An appeal waa bad to tbe Supreme Oonrt of the State, and the lenience of the court below was there reaffirmed. Efforts to procure an Executive pardon failed. And now Alexander goes be- CHICKENS, DUCKS, RABBITS. SQUIRRELS, WILD DUCKS, CARTRIDGES, this Company- 1 tho “Century Whiskies’ r ninst stand pre-eminent. I Participating Policies issued, entitling holders to I three-fourths of net profits. We aek a fair share Dr. J. AT. 0ABN00HAN, Health Officer of tho Port toes of the Commer-1 1 cial Insurance Company oh as equitable terma as j granted by other first class companies. dec3 6t E. C. GBANNIKS A SON, Agents. XX con. can be had by calling on the undersigned or Turpin A Ogden. The Bloom place, containing 1.721)4 acres, half rich creek iand.ii ing on Tobesof- BLACK FISH, MILLET, OYSTERS I fgSSS hind tho Supreme Court decision and his own I y on bu heen considered not altogether hon- previoQSdecision andaavr* a murderer from owble f or , to Uvo'beon born in tho tbe just penalties of his crims. South. But I must plead guilty to tbe charge. I am nativo audio the manor born. I look upon I Georgia as my mother. She is my mother. 11 Will Kim a Candidate. _ It seems to bo pretty well settled, now, that I expect to repose in her bosom at "last, and my | what is left of the Radical party in Georgia prayer is that I may ao conduct myself that I * ' " friends wh BANNANAS, PINEAPPLES, COCOAJ-TUTS, etc. 8. T. B. P. WALKER, 88 Cherry at. decStf . ELECTION NOTICE. GO AND EXAMINE THE EXTENSIVE STOCK OF BOOTS AND SHOES At No. 86 Cherry Street, Macon, Ga. J ACOB 8CHALL, H AVING received his extensive Fall stock of BOOTS and SHOES, takes pleasure in announcing to his patrons, and the trade generally, that he is fully prepared to eezve his customers with every w ^ * rhing iu his line, from the common Brogan to the finest French Boots and Gaiters. Having purchased Health OfficerPort of New York, etc. I direct from the manufactories, he can offer superior inducements in prices, and ho has neglected no cultivation, as also upwards of 500 acres upland. I opportunity of sustaining his well-earned reputation for superiority of goods. The improvements are good and ample. These I Prof. TILDEN, of Washington, D. C., save: I. He would further announce to the trade, and especially to shoemakers to Macon and vicinity, that ho lands compare favorably with any in Middle Geor- I have analyzed the specimens of the “Century” of L “ t J“ r “dFindmgs, wito which ho can serve them at rates that will fa cia. C. BrCallaway. Esq., cultivated the place this I Whtekv sent to me withreaueat to that effect 11 J 0I »tdy compare with those of any Southern establishment. Their attention is particularly called to the f^.»flwm”^e« q edto^“?Ldti“ Cn^FSel%r^not^lVf^ydSrioni 10 *“ ^ronta, Bootlegs ready-fitted, Uppers of all the land and crops to anyone wishing to purchase. I mineral or metallic substance. The liquor presents I r i'i el o,' , n? f 1 ™ 1 margm. Terms part cash; time payments easy. I no feature which does not belonz to the beet I In.the Ouetonr Work department^ho still employs first-class, superior workmen, and his customers If not rold by tbe lUhot December, 1871, tho wUtoit offereeomeuuuLi? ^ototsof Soring ^ “ d Sh0eS> ° f the fln “* French Cllf " akm “ d tho mo8t e!lt0 " place will be for rent. J. N. SEYMOUR. excellence. Its color js dark, owing to the preaenoe r4t0 WOrkm * nahip ‘ at al,ort notloe ' oetl-tt ■ - - - - of New York, says: I hare tried the "Century” Whiskies and find I them to be of very euperior quality. I am happy to recommend them, as I believe them to be entirely I free from deleterious or hurtful properties. The analysis of Frof. Silliman is sufficient proof of their A BARGAIN in a plantation, aix milea from Ma- &***?> a 5i I I l 5 eliev ? ^ th ?? wU1 become | /l - - * — Jeraicned I Tei 7 popular Whifllaea wherever they ore once i b 1 used. (Signed] J. M. CABNOCHAN, M. D., Burgeon-to-Chief to State Emigrant Hospital, Plantation For Sale. wiU nominate a candidate for Governor against {W ? de'me^mltofretld I C* EOBGU, TWIGGS COUNTY—A vacancy hav- Col. Smith. The Atlanta Consti.oUon, of yea- 2StetSkSJS tomof thatl^y^onlu^ SSKStfa Sfito terday, says that at * meeting of the Radical myself as that no man who baa spoken my name former Clerk, Mr JohnH ^Fitzpatrick, it ia there- party on Wednesday night, at that plaoe, tho favorably to-day, will ever have occasion to re- “ “ r- .. — grot that he joined in the nomination of James U. Smith. [Applause.] And that when I shall have I county Al-1'U.TOS f. C0LLI5S. FKAHE H. DEATH. following resolution was adopted : Resolved, That the Chairman of this meeting I ron rny ‘career. and when my good old mother I day of December, 1871. " appoint a committee to he composed of two laie ’ n m8 to her biaSmTl shall go to j sc8td J. P. BURKETT, Ordinary^ from each Congressional Datrictand five from . m j d lh8 tears and blessings of Grose 1 he State at large, who shall selcctand present whom I have helped to emancipate from tbe fJZZS*: I ^.tre*., the, «ffJ£g mtd vdlainy which have been brought upon them. [Great applause.] Loud cals were made for General Wofford, bnt ha had previously loft the hall. Beeolntions of thanks to the various railroad COLLINS & HEATH, — COMMISSION MERCHANTS, fore ordered by the Ordinary of sard county that I rntyto ffi?“aSn^n"^?’^?!'^*oth I Real Estate and Insurance Agents, of Caramel, which undoubtedly improves its tone; tbe 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 fonnd to such liquors, and its natural bouquet, justify mein pronouncing it both for medicinal and domestic purposes a superior article. [Signed] W. C. TILDEN, Prof Chemistry, Medical Dep’t, Georgetown College. for Governor in the election to be held on the 13th instant The Era, of same date, aays “it is not im probable tho Republicans will have a candi- DIVIDEND NO. 53 TREASURER'S OFFICE. ) Mac05 asd Western Railroad Co- - Macon, Ga , NovmberS, ib71. > 69 SECOND STREET, RX ^.OO W, G- -A.. A GENTS Andes Firs Insurance Company, Vir- aopia 3m DESIRABLE LANDS FOR SALE. M y Oakland and Howard Farms, on the Macon and Western Railroad, ten milea from Macon. If desirable, will be cut up Into lots to BUit the convenience of purchasers. Good laud—fine water —and nnprcccdontedly healthy locality; conve nient to Macon; highly suitable for fruit farms The foregoing are samples selected at random ia mtjutatTden?iLEZmJrE* | from several hundred tee&noni.ls m.regard1 ,c.toe •ggSTlStot^SdtSS.^ purity and strength of tho “CENTURY’ Whiskies. A Trial is lLespeetfully Solicited. I muons Ol iuauh.3 lo LUO various raiiroau dtc ^ed payable on the 20m L_ date in the field for Governor on the 13th.” I oompamea in the State, and to the secretaries r M ilo 8. FBFEMAN, aays the same thing, announcing furthermore I Executive Committee. A DIYXDESD of (5) five’ per cent, on tire Capi- Stoia Home Insurance Company, Cotton 8tatea tal Stock of this Company has this day been 1 Life Insurance Company, Equitable Life Insurance j Company. Secretary and Treasurer. RATIFICATION MEETING. that meetings will be held at Atlanta, Macon, A un-nit a. Savannah. Brunswick. Valdosta. Quit- man, and Thomaaville, which will be addressed I Entbn»l , «tie|aihcr , ng-R o u 5 tngSpe r cbe. . ' _ , I by Colonel J. II. Smith, General Wofford by the following speakers: 1 Joseph E. Brown, Joshua Hill, James L. Dunning. J. W. Clift, Henry P. Farrow, Henry Wilaon, John A. Logan, John A. Bingham, J. " ' >y. U- H. Whiteloy, Thomas J. Speer, P. Fierce, A. W. ■ IL Simms. Stone, James Porter, an* others. From the Atlanta Constitution, of 7th ] Last night a Urge number of onr citizens, members of the Convention and members of the LegisUtore, assembled in front of the Kim- ~~ House. CoL J. M. Smith, the nominee for Governor, in response to tbo enthruiastio calls of the crowd, responded in his happy style. He We hope they will pat ap e man and make a fight. We only want ono more chance to „ bury the crowd aodeep that not even the ghost u . k ® ,h ® U< **f E 8?PL but they mtat noW ) pack 20 barre'a of choice Buckwheat Flour. 10 barrels Hiram Smith’* Premium Flour. Wo guarantee our Floor to be tqaal to any in said that *carpetdjaggers bad infested Georgia j c «“ ** Valuable Plantation for Sale. /1TTX» a avriT a ccvs J TA71J.L ba sold on the 13 th day of December,next I CUBA MOLASbEh. YV if not sold privately before that time, at the HHDS Choice Cuba Molasses, the best aril- «*Mence of the snbecribor, 650 acres of land, situ ated three miles from Gordon. Central Railroad. Location high and healthy, society good and near a firat Class tchool; poetoffice and milling facilities very convenient, well timbered and productive. WiU sell to a body or separate lota to suit purchas ers. There is * good frame dwelling, well of fine water, good orchard, soil particularly adapted to fruit, place well filled with springe and email streams. For further particulars call on the sub scriber on ft* -lace. Terms made known on day of sale. JOHN LEWIS. novlG d&rr30* Near Gordon, Wilkinson Co. In conjunction with the above, we take pleasure I to stating that we also received the 120 ds of Molasses m the market for retail Also 10 birds, and 50 bbla of rebelled Molasses. For sale by d*c8 tf SEYMOUR, TINSLEY A CO Flour and Buckwheat Flour. | ffrtrt BARRELS Flour, all grades. OuU 3,000 sacks Floor, all grade*. BEYHOUR, TINSLEY A CO. of a (tench will be left to mark the spot. The Georgia State Demoeratir Con vention. We teo by tho report in the Atlanta Const!- | streps tutioa, that abont ail the oonntiea in the State wero represented in the Convention. Tbe only eon test waa upon the point whether two-thirds their carpet-bags and leave—Bollock had already j packed his and left. 1 We must give these rings—organized to steal —to understand that Grant, Alexander & Co. FRESH ARRIVALS. A HOME IN GEORGIA, B FJNG abont to change my bnetoess, I now offer I my beautiful country residence, with its but- | PREMIUM BEST DISPLAY FANCY GROCERIES! AT THE LATE STATE FAIR. We have now on band a foil and complete as- O A A BOXES Cove Oyaters; 2f0 box-i Crackers; I roundings, for sale ATABABGAIn! located nine 1 BOrlmen t of everything usually fonn l to first-class J. [JU 300 boxes New Baidnr: 300 barrels Sugars I milea we.t of Hawlunsvibo. to Pulaski oonnty, Ga. I Grooenee, comprising * t° 8 »Uaf.v the debt they owe to tho State. I Casa Syrup; 500 rolls Bagging; to boxes Breakfast I dwelling with dining room aud kitchen attached, to I If the state Road lease was honestly made, it I Bacon; 10 tierces Hams. With a full stock of do- I modern style, with water aud servants’ bouse con- should be respected; if dishonestly made the I eirablc Groceri. s and Provisions, will be sold with- 1 veniently located. Also a nice new framed store- dtod or should not allow themselves to be swin-1 out regard to eott. ont of their property. He expreeaed no I dechtf SEYMOUR, TINSLEY A CO. Snu. Aukjld.—We ere not given to at the public and oar contemporaries will ad mtt, bat we may be permitted to refer with •pa«i»l pride to tho Lot that the Txuoaan 4»n lineman waa the only paper ia Georgia that published the entire text of the Preeideat’a n —-t* laat Tuesday—the day after it was: to Congress. Our Savannah contemporaries had mom of it, bnt were prevented by aa aod- deat to tbe wire of the Southern Atlantic Tele- greph Company—over which they rooriredrt- from giving Itin full. The cSnmbrre, Atlanta ud P^-»« To^y, did not, wo holier#, giro even a eynopata of U. OorOolnm- boa oontemporaries, however, published it on Wedneeday, and with tirsir ureal oourtety- credit. m OanaouM oa tn Horn Cwarrm. W* have not tbe apaae to paUish the fuU list of the Hcase oommitteee, so must content ourselves with giving the status of tho repre. sen tali we from Georgia opon tbi m. On AgriealtUXO—Thon:jsJ. Speer; on Mine* and Mining—P. M. B. Y'onog; on Patents— D. M. Dulijse-, on Edceslion sod Labor—A. T. McIntyre; on Expenditures in Poet-office Department—John S. Bigby; on Printing—W. P- Pierc.-; on rubhc Expenditures—IL H. WhMsiy. Evidently Mr. BpaakarBlaine hold* the abil- idart of tha Georgia delcgMioa in very high blage. Ha reld that the present was one of the proudest momenta of Ins life. It Tbo following resolutions offered by p. w, Alexander, were unanimously adopted: Whereas, Pbwer should ever be used wisely I peculiarly gratifying to him to and justly for tbe benefit of those who oonfer I Georgians who have it; and whereas, there iaa prospect for the firet I can lock forward to time in some years of placing the administra-1 every son of Georgia tion of tbe affaire of onr State in tbe hands of I He waa in that hap rets eharee at snrh 153 hhds. Bulk Meats and Bacon; 300 boxes Tobsc-1 Three hundred and thirty-five acre* of land, two- „ . ? r-.V- . ,l cT^F I co, very cheap; 100 barrels Louisians and Georgia [ thirds cleared, upon which ia a nice new framed I 35 kind* Canned Goods, 10 ktods Black and Green ' " ' Teas, 28 kinds Crecken, Preserves, Pickles, Jellies. Spice*, G.traps, Sauce*, Sjrup, Sugar, Coffee, Molasses, Cheese. Candler, Soaps (Toilet aud Family), Stareb, Nut*, Figs, French and Mixed Candles, Mnstarda, Vinegar, Foreign and Domestic Wines, Liquors, end Cigar*, Choice Goshen Butter. Cheese. Lard, Farinaceous Goods, Flour, Salt, Mackerel. Northern Apples, _ accept I Olive Oils, time payment from a good purchaser. WiU also self I Folton Market Beef, Atmoro'e Mince Meat, with the plaoe if desired, corn, fodder, horses, * honae, A GOOD COUNTRY STAND, about forty yard* from the dweUing; new framed gin-house, | plaoe can be found in Middle Georgia. Ca&h price } of place as above described $4 OOU. Would accept I r town of | flfi followisx line,to-wit: Is I mules, hog*, farming, carpeatere’ tool*, wagons, I ate. . Address, W. O. HARVARD, novlT deod2srAwlm. Hswktoaville, Ga. Buck Wheat Floor, Devilled and Potted Meets, etc. regard to general politics; therefore. Resolved, That we oongntnlate tit T HE time for paying Slate and county taxes is i ,..f* lS t__ti*asing nwey. I take this method of notice tai-payiks ot RiBB cocNTr. I GERMAN GROCERIES A SPECIALTY —arcH as — .be neenle I he I I cri'ing yom^aUentioo to the tai . of RmuHi',- ,k. ,7 , , people mated be feltlike thanking th# Convention, for j Melk throush .ail iou All in thru du trier ofoiit- I am notified by the Ordinary that he will not I Prunes Cherries Current* of Georgia upon the prospect of seenrurg en Colonel Smith was now tbe leader of tbe party, iaatlx ilui^sa*. new Macon county, aod coatatoms take any more city or Brunswick currency There-' 1Tnnes ’ uiwmcs, uurrenm, honest and faithful administration of rheir I and (he standard-bearer of ervil service reform >■ toe assrrrwe ireO arrw. more or Ire*. J-.V.M on for*. I can't tako anything but cTeeo-beeka in t^r State Government, and we declare it to be the of the whole people. He would rmdre war upon “ ® eD ‘ tor taxe? P * uni venal desire of these whom we represent to corruption, robbery and perjured officials who | favor^ of William J. Howe, asa-’nst retd John 7 W. I F. M. HEATH, T. C. re good government, to live at peace, to I have stolen the peopie'a money and Rppropn- I Kairier. Property pointed om by dsmadant. Sold I nov2'.-u6Altw For Bibb Oonnty. wire azxf wbotoeoene lswa,aod tohsvo the | ated «to thstr private use. HewoaldeM&L | rir^r^ase meaey ef tasaaae mTT ir|| . r J FOR HAT.B wise and wholesome lew*, and to have the I ated it to thslr private use. lie vx administered in a spirit of “wisdom, jot- Smith in ferret mg out corruption, r md moderation." tog abont that good old time wnen --office Resolved, That it is onr fixed purpose to put shall seek the men.” and the servant cf the down corruption in aU departments of the State ( people shall retire from offioe with his hand* MUSIC. A FARM of 450 acres, (more or lees) of fertile land, ooe hundred and fifty in a high state of German Dried Pears, Hagebutten, Holland Herring, Ancbovies, Sard alien, Caviar, Green Kern, Bplit Peas, Barley, Limberger, Schweitzer and Hand Kaae, German Pickles, Sonrkrent, Linmen, Sago, Holland and Bap Sago Cheese, And other articles too numerous to mention. government, to clear the temple of justice of 1 free from the spoil* of plunder, the money changers, to practice economy in the I to giving moral aid to Oof. Smith i expenditure of the ” ....... - »nd preserve A T SCHREINEB’S Music Store, 13 Gotten are- I cultivation, the balance well timbered, -niton two line, are for sale 30.000 copies of the best I miles of tbe city of Cnthbert: An excellent mill ncric at 10 copies fur $1. 300 fiae Violin*, 100 fine I at** open tbe lead. The Bainbridge. Cnthbert and Let ail unite <*n>iihand tb» Tatm. I POarc at lo oopiai rur gr. juu noe * touna, ruu nne I upon roe raca. 0^05.a°6»«?rdmanyotheriimtrumeou. «toch, Ootembu. reJUoad of the publio money, to elevate latnre to tiriawork. When, manta fonnd who tore tfca pnblte faith and credit, to cn- j taken the people’s money let him ba held np to | C ce-htU of the rid price. Also. aU m~r- | office. * ’ ’’ I * " ■ ’ ‘ ’ ’ .... aed writ): I of novel*, books, paper an t writing material will the father*. “ J* olT ed, That as a Democratic convention Of tbe people of Geogia, wo avail cure elves of rne ooc.v-1 .a to renew onr adhesion to the cr.-it Democratic party of the Union, *nd to .Srare all men that it i* our desire and purpose, a* far as in n* lies, to preserve pnbbc order, to bring to oonJign punishment all diatarbere of tho peace, as well a* all unfaithful pnblio servant*, aud to deal justly and kindly with all classes of FOR SALE. courage education, to develop the resource* of I public scorn, ict him be high or low, rich or poor. Ure commonwealth, and to bring back all The day ia not far distant when the people who {be so‘d at sane rriee. To this bat the attention of branches of the government. Executive, Legis- j visit tire Executive wiR nod in him a friend j school teachers ia diractad. uov39-tf '“tfi® ancient landmarks of | [en honest, man, voice in tbe crowd[. with a heart that throb* alone Ter Georgia. L.-r honor and her glory. He urged the people to emu late the example of the people of New York in patting down corruption and public plunder ers. Hunt np and bunt down three felon* and put them in the chain gang. The people have r’t <c* Tr-li' f'n Vi^- !< h i r PHE home formerly known aa tbo “Kiddo I at tad; and I will pica upon the eamoat my ""office f ^, e , d .V A b f*‘J* 1 *60#*,-DOW -*H*y* IIou*e,” in Cnthbert, Ga., at lOo'dock, a. £, on the 20th day of December? fight to tho doolu or 'victory. Colonel Smith uoald haT6 to fight railro^ahi, riogo, thieve^ Hooing pnrchoBGd onr stock early in the season. ihstrxct. Ap- we gnrontee satiefaction, both as to price and qnal- to JOHN B. i;UCHANA>, Cnthbert. or at tiua ity of goods. 4 nOTldtfcwlf Thankful for past favor*, vre solicit the patron- O EOKGIA. rakkr COUNTY.—lira. S. E. Walt- 030 ^ ^ cases endeavor O’ ere applies to me for exemption of personalty 10 P left8 °* sonable. Apply to Butte «fc Brother, Macon. gepl9eod3m» A. LeSUEUR notice T S given to all subscriber* to stock in the Macon JL Street Railroad, that unless their installments are pud up by the 10th of December next tbeir subscriptions will be put in hands of an attorney for collection. The Directors having bought all the necessary supplies and having the road nearly completed they are nnder the necessity of adopting this plan to get the money to meet their engagements. By order of Board of Directors. nov2C eodtlOdec J. B. COBB, Sec’y and Treas. Valuable Property for Sale. A STORE-IIOUSE at Wiiburville, in Taylor county, ia offered for solo. Ik is new and was built at a cost of five to aix thousand dollars. It will be sold for Fifteen Hnndred Dollars cash. Apply to NISBETd A JACKSON, dec2 12t Attorneys, M«con, 6a. GREAT SACRIFICE! JACOB SCHALL, 86 CHERRY BTBEET. MACON. GEORGIA. 10IT0.Y. J F. CRUTCHFIELD, No. 70 Second street, bay a • Cotton on order for commission. And is also prepared to execute contracts for tu tor* delivery throngh perfectly respontiblo New York houses. Refer by permission to Gen W. S. Holt, Fres’t 8. VY. It. II. Co. W. P. Goodall, Cashier City Bank Hardeman A Bparks, Cotton Factors. Campbell A Jones, Cotton Factors. Adams, Bazomore A Ware, Cotton Factor*. decS-Gt DRY AND FANCY GOODS! A T New York coet. to close ont the stock. Hav ing purchased the entire stock of D17 Goode and Notions belonging to Mr. A. 8pringer, to Tri angular Block, I am offering the same at New York coet. Theae gcods are all of the very lateet fall and winter purchases of Calicoes aod Ladies' Dress Goods. I mean what I say when I offer theee goods at NEW YOBK COST!as I wiU satisfy those who may caU upon me. Bemem- ber the place, Sprinner’e old and weU known stand, corner of Triangular Block. Be sure and call if you want goods at astoatihing low figure*. A. BaUM, nov29-tf Of Irwinton. CITY PRODEKTY TOE S ALE. W ILL be sold to the highest bidder on the 16th day of December next at 12 o'clock X., in front of the guard house, aU the land and build ings that the city own* to block No. 37, known aa the guard-ho use lot, blacksmith shop, mule lot and the dwelling house where the guard-house keeper resides. Terms and condition* on day of sale. no!7if STRONG, DALY, Committee on Fubiic Property. and rex!:: aud setting apart and valuation of home- etead. and I will pa** upon the *ame at my office at _ ■ , 110 o’clock a. on the 20th day of December, 187L XE verr fine set cf Furniture. Ten ehares I Thia the Ito day of December. 1871. Jtaoou'Bui!Lug and Lean Aseociatirin_Stock. { dcc7 3t* CLEMENT GORE, Ordinary. COLLINS A HEATH. FOR RENT-HOTEL. G EORGU, BAKER OOUBTY—A. H. Jones applies to me for exemption of peraonalty and mlity. and Betting apart valuation of home- Honae^now “H*ra Iloaae,' • for nmt for year I?T : 2. * * * WM. D. KLDDOO, Trnatee. Cnthbert, Go. Applj at 10 o’clock, i. sl, on the liDtb day of December. This the ith day of December, 1871. CLEMENT GORE, Ordinary. PUTZEL* JACOBS, Jiff YOBK GROCERY STORE, Secood sL, Dsmour’s Block, Macon. no$tf V. VANNUCKI, DZALZU IS XiAG-SS. SI3RR, conos avzsuz, ore. ocxLXUzn so. 2, TTAS just restocked his Saloon with all the popn- JJL lar brands of Winse, Liquor* and Cigars, and would be pleased to have his old friends, and the public generally, give him a call. FRESH FISH AND OYSTERS yf’vANNPCKt, Proprietor $50 REWARD. R OBERT DUNBAR, some 18 or 20 years old, weighing 140 or 150 pounds, about 5 feet 5 or 6 inches high, with dark eyes, and awkward in tho nee ot hi* left arm, stole from me a mule, bridle and eaddle, and an overcoat. The overcoat was of brown chinchilla doth, lined with black; the top bnt- ton off at the right side. Tbe mule escaped from him and has been recovered. I will give $50 to any one who will apprehend the thief ana turn him over to myaelt or to the Sheriff of Crawford county. no30eo<32ff B. B. BARNES, Fort Ytffiey, Ga. TEACHERS! TEACHERS!! C UTHBERT MALE INSTITUTE will be opened tbe 15th day of January next. A good build ing will be commenced at once One for temporary uae will be secured and provided with best style of echool furniture. The people of the city are united upon this school. A LIVE TEACHER, who iu willing for firat term, to look to the tuition for remuneration i« wanted lo take charge. Apply to WM. D. KIDDOO, President Board Trustees, dec3-6t Cuthbert, Ga- Stockholders’ Meeting:. Omcr MAccnr asd \Ve»teen II R. Co I, Macos, Ga., Dec. 2, 1871. J A MEETING of the Stockholder* of tbe Mecca and Western Railroad Companv. will be held at the office of the company, in Macon, (la., on Tuesday, 2d day of Jannarv, 1872- MILO S. FREEMAN, dec3-td Secretay. NOTICE. I TOOK up near Irwinton, on the 27th inet.. a ne gro riding a dark bay mare mole, enppr »cd to be stolen property. He sty* that his name is An thony Thick and that he came from Fayette coumy; Is about fire feet six inches h gh, tnirty-eight ye*'* old, and has lost his upper front te-tb. Tbe owner can get the above property by identifying it and paying charges. JOHN T LINGO, m 3J 3t McIntyre, til._ Valuable Property for Sale. U NDER an order of the Ordinary of Bibb county I will sell the house and lot in Vinevi.le be longing to the estate of Dr. E. O. Williamson, before the Co art-house door in the city of Macon, between the legal boars of sale, on tbo first Tuesday in Jan uary next. Terms cash. • JAMES T.NISBET, nov23 tda Adm'r with will annexed. GREAT BARGAIN. I NOW offer for sale that valuable plantation; sit uated one and half mile* from tho Southwestern Railroad, containing eleven hundred acres, seven hundred cleared, balance to the woods. Ten bead of fine males, com, fodder, cotton seed, *» •*“ belt, farming implements, etc., a complote outnt foronohnndredandforty balesofcot on. Frrat pay ment iu 1872, second in 1873, and third in 1874, each bale to weigh five hundred pound* and class to» middling. Each payment duo 1st of November or each year. Good collaterals will be required for the first payment. Here is a chance to make the money before it is due. Those wishing a groat ibargain most apply at once as I shell withdraw it from sate before or by the 25th of December. Apply to W. H. REESE, Attorney at Law, deo5-3w Marshallvilie. Gs. EXWARD HAIGHT & CO., BAN TU B.S, No. 3 WALL STREET, . NEW YORK. Fire For Cent, Intercut Allowed on »*- posits. T HE buainesa of onr firm is tlx© same as any State or National Bank. .. Individuals or firms banking with us may deposit and draw an they pleaeo, the same aa with any bonk, except that wo allow Interest on all balances (of five per cent). Wo buy ana st-11 Bonds, Slocks, Odd, Basin el Papers, and collect batsmens notes and drafts throughout tho United States, giving prompt rev turns. - no* lw