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VISE & DOBBS, Mulberry at., Macon, Ga., IMPORTERS China, Glass CROCKERY WARE, tu aow ormntn Viui worth (1 for So cent* a pair. go’ll) Cnpa ont Saucer* from Gfe to ft SO a pair. G.w 1 Goblet* at 40 not* a aat. Wins Olaaaea at 35 cants a aat. Rtuta China Cnpa and Sanesrs at 313S a sst. Whits China Tsa Fiatea at el a set. , Chin* Breakfast Platss st 4123 a act. Wli.t” China Dinner l’latsa at tt SO a aat- Wo aro now receiving and opening AS ELEGANT ASSORTMENT OF Imitation Wliite Cliina, I'lononncsd by housekeepers to be Him IN ArPKilUSlI TO TUt UIMI5K, Tliatws offer at Im i'Uloa 75 cent a a set. Itroakfaal rutra tl a sst. | Pnticr 1‘latca tl 25 a sat. FURS! FURS!! FURS!!! J. B. ROSS & S. T. COLEMAN HAVE OUST ttOUTItn YEltY LARGE AND ELEGANT STOCK OF THE ABOVE, IN SETTS, OR SINGLE MUFF, OR CAPE IN FHICES HANGING F R O M 0 r» TO B 7 5. The Ladies are especially invited to inspect oar stock, which, in addition to onr FUB GOODS, pre- aenta the usual attractions in DRESS GOODS, ETC., AT VEEY LOW TRICES. MONEY WANTED! $15,000 Wanted this Month, Either In Greenbacks or Loral Correney, In Exchange for Dry Goods, Conriiting of every description requisite to make np a first-class stock, viz: DRESS GOODS, in MERINO. POPLINS, EMPRESS CLOTHS. ALPACA, DC COPES. VELOURS, SATIN VELVETS, etc. BLACK and COLORED SILKS. READY-MADE SUITS. CLOAKS. 8ACQUES. wRippp.na.iiii WATER PROOFS. auK CHOICE LOT OF FURS In setta ranging from 43 to 450. MUFFS and GAPES sold separately, if desired. All of the above, together with onr nsnal assort ment of BLANKETS, COMFORTABLES, FLANNELS, HOSIERY, GLOVES. UNDER GARMENTS. KENTUCKY JEANS. KERSEY. DOMESTICS, PRINTS, etc., etc., Will be offer©J at THE LOWEST MARKET PRICES. dec5 tf RE1OTI0Y IX DRY ROODS. In order to meet tlie demands of a tight money market wo will eell at PIEDTJCBD PRICES Onr entiro stock of DRESS GOODS, FURS, SHAWLS. CLOAKS and CLOAKING, BLANKETS, JEANS, CASSIMERES. QUILTS, SPREADS, ASB HOUSE-FURNISHING GOODS, GENERALLY. WE MEAN WHAT WE SAY. COME AND SEE. W. A. BANKS Jfc SONS, [ Triangular Block, Macon, Ga. RzoriATro Dtcr—For the upbuilding of imper fect health, a re-dated diet in often had recourse to. Bnt tins in open to tbo objection, that even nc- der the moat skilful handling, then may be artldea of food pnacribed which -at least in some circnm- atancea and to aome conaHtnlioma—may prove the reverie of benafHal. The nao of a tonic stimulant, (inch an Dr. Gottlieb Fiach'a Bittern.) obviates this drawback; because it ia one of the properties of a one tome stimulant to urge on the excretory fane- tione, and tlms to enable the system, with the greater cue and promptitude, to throw off any thing which, through peculiarity of constitution, may have proved is j nriona. Sadi, in ill woi kings, is Dr. Gottlieb Fiach’s Bitten; to that while it hu the positive merit of strengthening tbedigearive functions and the appetite, and thna increasing the nervous and muscular forces of the system gen erally, it hu also the negative merit, that it cannot possibly do harm! This subject conUuuel text week under is Life." SPECIAL NOTICES. Winxra'e Uaekkt, 88 Cherry street, offers everything to tempt the appetite, such as Ten nessee beef, pork, one thousand pounds d reeled torkiee, ducks, chicken*, wild ducka, rabbits, squirrels, partridges, Mack fish, mullet, fresh oysters, apples, oranges, pineapples, bannanns, cocoanuta, etc. look at their advertisement in another oohrmn. drs Jt Morrzv Tnnow.v Awat.—A .poor, cheap, trashy cooking stove U emphatically a b id investment. Although many suppose they aro saving a few dollars by baying a cheap, common stove, they lose sight of the feet that such stoves generally become worth less in the course of a year or so, instead of Fuod | of lasting 18 or 20 years, as the Charter Osh is well known to ha to done in many instances. Snoca, TO Tax Brnrur-Tb. fir.« shock of I the by, Truman A Green, who are the aole winter tells tremendously upon enfeebled aytteme. *S eats in this >r ® 8eUlD S ***• 8toT ® Eveiy one known that in piling from x warm ro- I considering its quality, reputation, c*tc. gion to a cold one, or rice verca. the body require* | Call at their store in Triangular block, and be u a protection against epidemic*, an acclimating I convinced. medicine. All travellers and voyagers admit this.I UrA ^ maB BrLB ._ AU ^ Uyancinth It i* equally necessary to acclimate the system in . passing the confines of one season and entering | &**** wl,h or ’ rl,hont bnlb * for “ le W, “ 4 upon another. Autnmn it gone and winter ia here. Prepare the fnrac and tbo constitution to meet the change by a course of Hoeietter'e Stomach Bitters. Tuis inestimable vegetable tonic increases the Dobb’s. Wans you decide to buy n wagon go acd sea the Jackson at B. II. NVrigley'a, No 05 and <58, stamina! strength of these who take it, and renders I Second street, before yon buy. them proof to a great extent again* the deritaliz- Ti£e Jftckfion ngoo , n d many other kimls ~'wer of cold and damp. Thc.-o 1 prolific of dieeaeo is tropical boat, mal rigor-ancli vigor aa this boAltbfal and pore tonic diffuses throngh tho whole organization—ia a re- pell&nt wliicb they cannot ma«tur. A large propor tion of the colda, catarrhs, and pulmonary com* plaints which prevail in winter, might he avoided, by atrengthoning and regulating the eyatem in ad vance with thie invigorant and alterative. Not that it ia recommended aa a specific for those complaints. ing power of cold amt damp. Tbess two agent* fi B „ No . are aa prohfle of disease aa tropical boat, and am* h Gti and 68, Second street. Two-Ply Carpets at 75 cents, $1 and $1 2." per yard, at tho New York Store. Silk V a nouns at 7.1 cents per yard, at the New York Store. McLean's Cordial and Blood Purifier is the bat ai a preventive of their causes. On the other | best tonic and blood alterative in the world, hand, it ia not only a preventive of, but a specific fer the indigestion, intestinal irregularities, malar rious fevers, bilious attacks, and nervous affection, superinduced by a chilly and damp atmoehore. Good Health ash Long Life.—There is noth ing more worthy of careful consideration than a Toetoise Shell and Jet Sets of Jewelry, Opera and Leontine Chains, Bracelet*, etc., now and beautifnl, at E. J. Johnston’s. dec.Vl w The finest cologne made in Georght, can onUi general knowlcdgo or tho plainest and most com- j be had at Harris «fc Peters drug store. Jt ii pro- mon-tenae laws of modicine anti health. Upon this n<mnC td equal to any of the imported handler- understanding and observation depends our health, I c j it ’ r f extracts strength, and longevity. Wo do not proposo to I make doctors of everybody; Lut wo would have all I Toilet setts, toy work baskets, writing desks sufficiently well posted aa to be able to protect I and a large variety of fancy goods, at Wing & themselves against the impositions of bigoted I Solomon’s. quack, and misguided fool, and knave, who prey WaoLBUU; „ , U1 flnd it to their inter- uponthe fears of the unthinking masaee, only to I \ , , plunge them into a ruin from which naught but | esttocali on S. Waxelbaum, »«». * C*. «•><! death will reloase them. Onr theory is, progress in medicine, as in every thing else. The medical bigot, who is aa wise as an owl, opposes all innovations or reformations—no I examine their stock before baying, as they have I the largest and best selected stock in the city. To BposTbiiEN.—Go to Barrett A Castlens advancement for him.Ho wantatoTtandwhero I gun emporium, if you want to buy the best ar- acieneo stood two thousand yeaia ago. He believea I tide at the lowest price. They can excel any in blood-letting, puking, and purging, as the only I establishment in the State in ream-boring and remedy for all afflictions. We believe a warm I and draw-boring guns for shooting, either for stomach will regulate itself; Plantation Bitters aids I ^ose, f or scattering, or for penetration. Try tho stomach in generating a natural warmth, | them. novlltf. which at once seta in motion tho machinery of digestion, and expels dyepepsU with its horrid niglitfi&re. Only the best of chetcing tobacco, domestic and imported cigars—pare whisky and brandy kept _ _ . , .■ " ’ I by Harris i£ Peter. Is rr a Wondeb, in view of the immense amount | * of adulterated baking powders m use, that people have dyspepsia? To escape such evils nee Pr. Price’s Cream Baking Towder, which time baa proved pure and healthy. Mrs. WniTcoaiR's Fyriv iob Soozuino Chil dren.—Many steeple** niglito of painful watchings to the anxious mother might bo avoided by using this invaluable pieparition. Hudson G. Wolfe's Bell Schnapps, an invigora ting tonic and medicinal beverage, manufactured The cheapest Black Alap&ca can be found at tbo Now York Store. Low Prices.—I can offer great bargains in I goods in my line. Call and examine. E. J. Johnston. The largest stock of black and colored Silks in the city, at the New York Store. Great bargains in Gold-Headed Canes, Vio- by tlie proprietors at Schiedam in Holland, ia war- I ling, Banjos, Pocket-books, Porte Monies, eta, ranted perfectly pure, and free from all deleterions t E j Johnston’s. Bubrttanco*. It i* distilled expressly for case* of I ^ Dyspepsia or Indigeetion, Dropsy, Gout, Khcuma-1 Good Opera Flannels at 50 cents per yard, tiara, general Dobiiity, Catarrah of the Bladder. I „ Pain* in the Back and Stomach and all diseases of | at the New lork Stora the Urinaiy Organs. It give* great relief in Astlima, Gravel and Calculi in the Bladder; atrengthens and invigorates the *y*tem, and will keep off that THE L AND 31.1‘EltFECTED SPECTACUZS can only be had in Macon of nov2fi tf WING A SOLOMON. FOR lUKUAINS IN (IIIKRED DISHES, CASSEROLES MEH>S BOYS’ CLOTHING. Have your prescriptions prepared at Harris . . .& Peter's drug store. Competent Apothecaries, treadfulacowse, Fever aud Ague, when taken iu I < ^ wMctim an0 rf ,taxable Rrpccial pains litvo been taken aa to its quality, I prices arc guaranteed. and a permanent uniformity ia guaranteed. Tliia I ... ... ia calculated to mako tlie licit Schnapps tbo moat Great reduction arc made in Dry Ciooua this jfflS'SS? ** tbo New York Store. •SliWno^. 1 ^ Fnxsca Plaids at 25 oenta, at tho New Y'ork To the invalid and those who travel, and are anb-1 Store, iect to changoa of water and climate, they will find ‘ an invaluable agent. Iludaon U. Wolfe was, for tbo poriod of twenty . eara, connected in tlie Sciinmppa bnainexa with bia "uncle, tbo lato Udolpho Wolfe, and bis long expo-1 earner Lighthouse alley. rienco and knowledge of the burineaa in which be I tUtily. ia engaged, should be a enflicient guarantee that be I ... . . folly appreciate* the wants of the public for an ar- I SEvxNTT-rivE bba. 50c. Gobicta just received tide prepared expressly for the diseases above I . m_ .. mentioned, and ill ho asks ia to give the Bell | b Y Troman A Green. And .verytliing to match.at aatonialungty low price* W* are now opening for Inapeetion 3 casks GERMAN VASES, From SOe to $5 a pair. lc.tfik English Crockery Figures. From 5c to tt 50 a piece. T>. .1. BAER. 1,000 Oenta' Business Suita at $10, worth $15. 500 Gent'a Business Suita at 012 50, worth S20. 600 Blue and Black Beaver suite at 020, worth 030. 500 Oenl'a Black Droea Suita at a bargain. 200 Oent'a Etra size Snitsof all grades, cheaper than tho cheapest. 2,000 Freedmen Suita, 03 56, worth 0G 00. Boys' and Cbildren's Suits I make a specialty, and | offer them cheaper than they can be made np. 900 Oent'a Chinchilla Talmas at 415, worth 425. Planters and merchant* will sav* 25 per cent, by I buying their clothing at tho well known atoro of D. J. BAER, nov!2 lm Corner Cherry and Third streets. Schnappa a trail, and compare the same with others that mako tho like pretentions. C.u ti >n !—Ask for **H. G. Wolfe'aBell8chnappa. ’ For sale bv all roepoctablo Grocers acd Apothe caries. ’ HUDSON G. WOLFE A Co., omeo. ISScuth William Street, New York, for aide bv GASH'RKLL A ENGLISH, MaconGa. Wqxiaksddso, Va-, April 21, 1SC9. Cents I feel it due to a offering humanity and to tho colebrity of your valuable preparation to aay that I have used the Bosadalia with the moat do- Br,own’s llaoxcmAL Taocuxa, for Pulmonary I oded advantage. As a blood purifier it ia without and Anl.mitic Discrdure, hava proved their efficacy I a paraUoL. I believe it will cure every eruption of by a teat of many years, and have received teeti-1 the skin which flesh ia heir to, besides possessing menials from eminent men who have need tbem._ | great tonic properties. My family would not be The eighth Wonderof tho World baa been foond i ^^^'{ta^paetfolly, n Georgia. The diseoverer ia a physician of long | *_ experience, cxlenaive observation and profound judgment, and bis discovery baa proven such a blessing to woman, that it is already known through out the country aa “Woman's Beat Friend." With romarkabio quickness and certainty it cures all ease* of suppressed menstruation, acute orchrenie, and restores health in every instance. Dr. J. Brad- field's Female Regulator supplies a remedy long needed in the treatment of diseases peculiar to wo- AT WING A SOLOMON'S. _nov26 tf |B. A. WISE & CO., 2 casks Decorated Bed-room Sets j Cherry st-, Macon, On. 11 pieces, from *510 $12 a act Kl.KtilXT RED ROOD SETS, With Slop Jar and Foot Rath, at «30 to *50 a aet.,| Ucask, WHITE CHINA DINNER 8ETS. a cask* WHITE CHINA TEA SETS, 2 cask* REUSD CHINA TEA 8ET8, 1 cask GOLD BAND CHINA TEA SETS. A ladt dropped a handkerchief and ring iu man. This the Medical Faculty knows and admits* I jjj 0 streets yesterday. The finder will confer a while many of onr beet physicians are using it in faTor by le,,^ u at thie office. daily practice. The medicine is prepared with great I care by L. XL Bcadfield,Druggist, Atlanta, Ga., and I Fexsoxal—If tho person who purchased a sold at 41 50 per bottle by respectable druggists I handsome writing desk yesterday st Brown A verywhere. _ I Co.’s book store will call again, they will hoar Maubiaoe Guide.—Interesting work, numorous I something to their advantage. engravings, 221 pages. Price 50 cents. Address I w Dr. Betts' Dispensary 13 North Eight Street, St I Tnx Dasoxb Ukhoted.—That hole on the Louie, Mo- Bee advertisement. auglT-d&wly I sidewalk at tbo corner of Second and Rom loss or Vitality.—There is not a esao where streets was done awsy with yesterday by ro- tliore is a loaa of vitality in which Dr. Frioe'a Blood I moving it a short distance into the street. That Enricher will not prove beneficial. Case* given np I they stopped the old ono and made a new as past help, when eiaking into hopeioes decline, eac Now i( th e Mwa W 1U keep off the walk have recovered renewed life and enorgy by its use. w(j ^ feardark nigM s ,t ail. Ia addition to its blood enriching properties, it is a I true tonic, boilds op and constructs, renders digee-1 qxe of the finest restaurants and saloons in tioi^noro rapid and effectual, while it eliminates all | the State ia tho Georgia No. 2. Casey stays lr TOC WANT TO rCBCHADZ I TIE BEST COOKING STOVE eves orruED a nice*. FOR THE LEAST MONEY, I;. A . WISE A- CO., Macon, Ga. FINE COT GUSS Onr assortment cannot be excelled. Preserve your eye-eight faj using !*• I Perfected SpocUcie,- n«v2G tf LAMPS, LAMPS. From BOe to $5. BOOTS AND SHOES FOR THE MILLION. 500 pairs Gent*' Sewed French Calf Roots, at 15, 11000 patrs^Gcnta’ Pegged Boots, at 4250, worth 45 600 pairs Gents’ beet Calf Sewed Gaiters, at -3 50, 13,000pairGent*’KipBrogana.warranted, at 4125. 500 parr** 1 Ladies' Cloth Sewed Shoes, at 4150, BoyTimd Mena’ Shoe* of all qualiUee, at re- I dneed price*’ 1 sriCIAL 1XDUCXWEXTS OIlxaED TO njLSTXES ASD EIMUSTA AT . D. J. BAER'S. •ovI2 lm Comer Cherry and Thad-st*. A I,anna AND SPLENDID VARIETY. BALL, BLACK & CO. | 5C5 anri SG7 Broadwajr, Hew York, Offer for the HOLIDAYS I the mori com^mid bertmto^tdaswtment of the following goods to be found in tbs city. I DIAMOND ASD GOLD JEWELRY. 1 WATCHES FOE T.aDTF.9 AND GENTLEMEN W* invito the ladies to call on na. W.can Cffcr STERLING SILVER TABLE WA^ lh* 9aaot stock to edect from ever mown in Ma-cn. | BRONZES, ANTIQUE AND MODERN. WISE ft DOBBS, W'.UihMiX BI-. MAQQS. 0A- MARBLE AND BRONZE CLOCKS. 1 MARBLE STATUARY. FANCY GOODS GENERALLY. dccXf liny your drugs and medicines at Harris d; fconnecte^ir^thiTschnappa I Peter's drug store, Humour's Block, Second Streep il i.sj, IT.lelmkA U?a?#a an,l Ins Inner avnA> I Mnn/w Z lillf 7iri,f id /V776ti ^ tlO gOOdS T*CCdVC(. Rosadalis! Tho great Blood pnriSer is without i parallel. E. H. Livii.y. CITY SATURDAY MORNING. DEC. 9, 1871. Seatiso Risk open every night from half past scTon to half-paat nine o’clock. mpnrities. Druggists have it for male. OGDEN & CO., Colton Commission Hereliants, MACON, GA. j COTTON PURCHASED FOB ORDER. CON-1 | there. Peon’s is undoubtedly the piaos to get good pictures. We’ve been there end tried it. He mn imt. a good looking picturo from as homely creature as ourself. Now, don’t yon know | he's good ? He received tour premiums at the Stats Fair and has ail tho latest “dodges” in the art. We would call the attention of travelers to SIGNMENTS FOR NEW YORK, AND ORDERS j u,, superior accommodations offered by the FOB PURCHASE OR SALE FOR FUTURE DE-1 Albany House at Albany. Merrick Barnes, Esq., the gentlemanly and whole-souled land' lord, will certainly "i«ka yon comfortable dur ing your stay with him. Otstebs served in any style, or furnUhcd in any quantities, in the shell or out of it, ct the Georgia No. 2. Mb. Jacobsoh, agent for “Knots Untied, wishes ns to say that ho ia by no means an en- doser of Mr. McWalter’s Rebel hating views, . . „ . land that only the information and matter of TO CURE. NO TAY, ia directions be followed. | T, '_ ^ LIYEBY SOLICITED. Refer by rermisrion to Messrs. R. IL Grave* A Co. New York. Central Railroad and Ranking Company, Savon- a*h. Messrs. John W. Anderson's Sons, Savannah. Messrs. Duncan A Johnston, Savannah. Messrs. Bates A Comer, Savannah. octl7 tf Dr. Hurley’s Ague Tonic kindred ailments, where a gentle and permanent stimulant acd tonic ia required. Pleasant to take. One dollar per bottle Dr. Hurley’s Syrup of Sarsaparilla WITH IODIDE OF POTASH. N^^g^inUkteg" rSe^alweput g-erai interest in the narrative of detective aer- pciaon in our medicine*. Ono dollar per bottle. I T it-e induced Kim to take the agency. This _ ZZ l ; 0 ._ I -T-i... statement we make in justice to Mr. Jacobson, Dr. Hurley S btOIH3Cll .Dittcrs I .mi maintain that the biography of McW S the remedy, par excellence, for all diseases I though not occupying aomuch aa onehalj of the ariains from debility, disordered stomach I jg very disgusting to a Southern man. of appetite, torpid liver, indigeetion, and all I B „. - ailments, where . genUe snd permanent | Ir I0U , lnt . ge nuioe , fresh, Apalachicola oyster, call on Gasper Malada at the Georgia No. 2. A IYght.—Wo were greatly amused, yester day, by a description of a fiat and skull twist, T HIS Preparation has long been roeognizedby I between aome of our old friends, a few days the moat eminent mica* in the Medical Pro-1 . _ - . Tf , . , fesaion aa tho moat reliable, aeaxehing and harm-1 *8°i tn Fort Gaines. It waa real fanny to us, leas alterative within their reach, and aa a Blood I from the fact they were all good friends, and Porifler R certainly atanda without a rival. One 1 decidedl; anU-fightisU in principles. Aa moat dollar per bottle. I . , , ,, . .. _ — - ■ I of thorn are subscribers to the Tzzxobatb, we Of. Seabrook’s Infant Soothing Syrup must eoogtBlolate them upon tho fact that not rpHE indispensable romedy in the nursery, jfe a piatolwa. dmwn during the abrmlah. But J. more use for iaudanum, paregoric, Bateman's I oomo now, boys, yon might get a black eye or Drops, or other strong ocjateANobad effects from I a headache at »b«t nonsense; so take our ad- the uaeofSeabrooks. Heatth to the child, reet to I the mother, and a clear conscience to tbo vendor. I vice and don t do ao any more. 25 “ ato perbotu *. — I a Dbovx or Bona.—We've aeen big bunchea First Stbeet Cmraca—(Rev. Dr. Hick's.)— Wo understand that a most impressive and in teresting service will be held in the First street M. E. Church on Sabbath morning next, at 10} o'clock A. V. It will be the annivenary exercises of the Sabbath School and Missionary Society—in con nection with that large end growing congrega tion. Tho sieging will be conducted by the “Saered Song Association” of Macon, assisted by the Sanday School children. Rev. Dr. L. Pierce will co-operate with tbo pastor, and deliver one of the addresses. Seats will tie provided for all and all are welcomo. A Rr.MAEADLE Booc —Messrs. Brown A Co., aend us a copy of a book which is likely to make some stir, especially among the believers in what is called Spiritualism. It is called “The Debatable Land Between this World and the Next,” by Robert Dale Owen—a large, handsome volume, elegantly printed, and bound in cloth, and the price of which is $2 00. It affirms that the strongest of all historical evi dences for modern Spiritualism are found in the Gospels, and that the strongest of all proof going to substantiate tho Gospel narratives are found in the phenomena of Spiritualism, ra tionally interpreted: Christianity, freed from alien crecda, sustaining Spiritualism; and en lightened Spiritualism sustaining Christianity. Wo suppose those who read it will form their own conclusions as to the failure or success of the author iu this undertaking. hi Avon's Court.—Tho front seat was occupied i>y not less than eight or ten seekers after mer cy yesterday morning. “Protein” filled the chair, and while wo occasionally poke fnti i.t Mr. Roberta, it ia from no want of appli cation of bis ability to occupy tho chair of justice; “its only a way wo’ve got” as Josh Billings would say. His Hcnor first r. t.i ■! i: interview with Cap- tianW. B. r»tlen.«.i.. in tho captain, we at once recogniztd n familiar face, having seen his innocent connleruauco at tho same stand not !ei-s l luiu three times within two months past. Jto plead “not guilty” to a charge of attempt at robbery, bnt the evidenco proved that the Captain is very obliging and goes with every conntry nig (that will let him) who comes to town and sells cotton, to tho bank toseo that they are not cheated by tho bankers. When country nig gets his money W. B. counts it for him, and by a jiecnliar trick of legerdemain keeps back part of tho cash for himself. His efforts yesterdsy to secure twenty dollars proved an abortion, for which mistake ho draws on his banker for twenty-five dollars in favor of the city or retires to learn new tricks from Finney's boarders for thirty days Berry Brown brought a load of cotton to town and having a spare fif ty cents went for a bottle of china berry bust-head. Aba Fort, a youthful African “speculator” took him aside to play for drinks or cigars. Berry, of coarse, paid for the drinks and five dollars to tho city for buying such mean whisky. Abo fished up a Y from his trowsor pockets for tho privilege of speculating with tho next nigger that comes to town and gets drunk. Yi'rn. Hubert, a gallant son of the Emerald Isie, can spell ia the whisky spelling book clean past baker, and has learned tho cussing dictionary into words of ninoty-threo syllables. Ho was giving evidences of his knowledge in each department night before last to tho whole city, from a single point. Lest his lungs might bo injured by the strain upon them, and his biler “bust” from an over charge of sioam, a friendly policeman gave him a little bed at tho barracks until ho could get over his excitement. He was only charged ten dollars for tfco ted, and licensed to give an other lesson when ho feels like it. While the fnn about Hubert was going on, Mattie Stary (.-.ho looked “like a morning star-y”) thought it a good chance to soe tho conte&ts of a cash drawer near bv. Mattie owned up—becanso she couldn’t help it-and tak03 lessons from Captain Patterson in Finney’s boarding house for ten days. Then tho court went into tho investigation of an extensive cotton specula tion carried oa by a colored dealer at night, when everybody else is asleep. Ho was al lowed ono more day cf grace to prove his in nocence; after which we all put oa our hats and quietly dispersed. Vagrancy.—Macon is full of idle negroes. Some vicinities aro eo annoyed with them as mako life, to respectable whites, almost in tolerable. Within fifty feet cf onr own resi dence is a large tenement honso in which aro huddled together not less than ten or a dozen families.- We never pass tbo house, (and wo aro passing it at all hours of tho day and gbt), without seeing from three to six groat, strapping negro bucks enjoying their freedom cum dignitate, sitting perfectly idle, while the women, as a rule, aro more idle than the men. How do they live ? is the question wo would ask, but for tho fact that tho answer is out be fore tho question is asked. They mutt steal Not a thing can be left ont of sight for half an hour in any yard in the neighborhood bnt it ia missing. Two or three articles of clothing havo been stolen from our own back yard ithin fifteen minutes time; and not a piece of wood can to left from nnder lock; not much as a foot rquare plank. The winter being on hand now, makes it more imperative duly to look after those va grants at once. They haven’t sufficient cloth' ing to keep them warm, and thoy will not, of course, freeze. They uHl steal wood from some quarter, and not having sufficient bed clothing, they keep fires all night, nodding by them, thus placing the neighborhoods in which they livo in great danger of being bnrned ont. We never lio down at night bnt we expect to hear tho cry of fire before day. Bnt there ia great danger of these idle scoundrels becoming desperate, during tho hard winter months, from starvation, and actually taking by force, from defenceless women, such things as they can lay hands on. To a man (liko ourself) who has to leave a wife and babe alone and nnpro tected every night until one or two o’clock, this is a very distressing thought, and it is not picture of tho imagination. Experience has proven that sneh things very often occni. Let any man attend onr Mayor’s Court daily, and some idea can bo formed of tho number of these idling wietches of both sexes, who are larking within the city. From one to a dozen cases of stealing and vagrancy are called every day, and of course, not one case in ten, comes to tho knowledgo of tfco police. We insist upon it, that some stops bo taken at onco to abato this nuisance. If they remain in tho city it mast be more closely patroled, and our present poiioe force is not sufficient for tbe task. To poisons living in neighborhoods not infested by these vagabonds it does very well to talk londly of “too mnch expense” and enough police already,” but let them exchange places and circnmstanccs with others, and see if the cry will not bo changed. The city must be rid of these vagrants or a sufficient police force must be provided to insure safety to de fenceless women. It is not sufficient to catch and punish them after the act has been com mitted ; steps should bo taken to present tbe acta themselves. Waat do thoy ciro for thirty days in the guard-house? They really like it, be cause thoy are fed there. We hoard one of them aay a few days ago, in the court-room, after she had been sentenced to tbe gnard-honse, that she would be fed any way, and would have nothing to do while she stayed there. The necessities of the subject aro the only excuse we offer (if any were necessary) for the apace-occupied in calling attention to it. Unity Review ol tbe Market. OFFICE TELEGRAPH AND MESSENGER,) Pecxxbeb 8—Evening, 1871. j" CotTo*.—Receipt* to-day C20 bales: sales 476; shipped 1156. Wo quoto Live!pool middling* firm at 17*f; Nsw York middlings 18 cents. MACON COTTON STATEMXNT. Stock on band Sept. 1,1871—bales.. 1,730 tl”cefve.| to-day 620 it,", i ived pruviounly 31,501—32,214 33,953 Shipped to-day 566 Shipped previously 25,668—23,234 FIHSCUl Ml. C0SMKBU&L J }J & CLOTHIERS! Btock on hand tliiseTcuinx. 10,719 The money an\l general market* vre quote as follows: UNITED STATES CUB REN CT—DOANS. Per month 1K@2M pet oent^ GOLD AND SITiTXE. Baying rates for Gold £1 10 8elling 1 11 Buying rate* for Silver 1 05 Selling 1 08 EXCHANGE ON NEW TORE. Buying >* discount Selling prera. EXCHANGE ON BAVANN.VU. Buyjng par. 8elhug >4 prom. BACON—Clear rib 8Kl*o(amoked) OH Shoulder* 8„V 9 S.igar-eured ham* 17 (JKAIX AM) HAT. 1 00 <g> 1 15 1 05 1 10 1 35 70 © 75 i tvAri 1 25 90 C HKltUY STREET, Hat* now on band a complete stock of FALX) and winter CLOTHING! LARGE, FULL AND WELL ASSORTED. CORN. MEAL. GRIT**. OATS.. FIEL- ITAY. -Notthorn 1 90 © 2 CO Tennease TimothT 1 75 @ 1 80 KAGOIXO AN1> IKON Tins. BAGGING—Bengal 19 Lyon 19 Borneo 19 Gunny 18 Dundee <® 16 Patched 10 TIES—Gooche 5 <® 5}$ Arrow (S) 6 Eureka <© 6 .Tl urn I ag Market Hepori. Nkw York. December 8.—Cotton weak but atoadv; uplaiuln 19.Vt Oilcan* 20; sale* 1,800 balc*\tn ppot; 4000 bait* ou trauait, chiefly tact evening, Tun»ontine *tea<'*y at 65. llosin linn at $4 95@ 5 0<). Fi eight* steady. Sale* of Lituros laat evening 8,500 bale* a* follow*: DecemberlOXfa19 3 16; January 19 3-16 (S)19X» Febiuary 6-16; M&ich 19%<SU9 9-16; April 19%. Stock* strong and -teady. Gold etiongatlOK* Goveaimient* dull and ateady 8t»te bond* very quiet. Money firm at 7. lixchargo, long 9; short, OX- Flour dull and unchanged. Wheat quiet and steady. Corn qui t and firm. Pork dull at 13 40 @13 50. Lard firm LiYEKrooL, December 8, noon.—Cotton opened strong; upland* 0%\ Orleau* 10@10X- Sale* 15 800 bale*. I bale* of tho week 115.000; for export 20.0C0; on speculation 19,' 00; btock 445,000; Americftn 41,000; receipt* 43,000; American 21,COO; actual export* 14.000. Breadstuff* quiet. Latkb—Cotton—Sale* for speculation and ex port 6,009 bale*; shipping at New Orleans 9%@10; ttavannah or Cliaileetou ttock afloat 442,000; American 171,000 bale*. London, December 8. noon.—Tho unfavora ble new* regarding tho Piinco of Wale*’ condition ha* a depresaing influence. Consol* opened at 92. Bond* 92>£- Lateb.—CouboI* 91%. Uond* 92%. Business Ms Business Ms Qr. Hurley's Popular orm Candy j ^ 5;^ flying about loose, but never saw so TSreally all Retains to be—a SPECIFIC—remoT-1 many at oae time that we conlil pul our hands A iog all wonts from tbe human viscera. No barm-1 on as we did at Carlos’ yesterday. The entire <U “' I front of hie building was deoorated with par- Dr. SeatraoTs Eliiir ar Bart art iron, j ^ 5, ^ r ^Tbria e ^ T HB Great Tonic tppdiMr One par I dinneiSy or birds between meals, can get them bottle. All tor eale by dniggkta everywhere. I dropping in at his saloon. I’ta worth walk- •WLodiwtf. 8EAIOS 4 °°' , £S£rt£!*r. ing around there just to seo them even if yon aenlJeoiLXWu don’t want any to eat. Ho had about fifteen FOR RENT. I dqr.n strung ont j Saturday. He has anything 8TORE.^ro»»t_of moms matjAls ta 1 ^ t0 e£t aa well aa birds, and knows how - — *—-* Iain UicluLs ■ Apply at narkels—F.vemnL' Report. Nkw York, Docsmbor 8.—Cotton active and firm; sales 6772 bales; uplands 19%; Orleans 20K- Sales of futures to-day 18,900 baies at tlie fot- owing figuros: December 19)6@19 1-16(S>1996(2> 19 3-10; January 19 3-16; February 19J^@19 5-16® 19 7-16; March 19 9-16; April 19 ll-16<®195i; May 19J/iSj19 13-16. Money easy at 6. Sterling easier at 8%®9. Gold active at 10@10>S. GoverDmenls closed steady at 1/ to advance; 62s 11. State bonds quiet— Tennessee* 65; new 66. Virginias 63; new 68. Louisians 61: new 50. Levees 63; 8’s 71. Ala- bamaa 100; 5’a 65. Georgias 80; 7’a 65. North Carolina* S4W; new 14 South Carolinaa 43. Governments . 81a 11%; 62a 11; 64s 11 65s 11*T; new 1SJX; 67s 14^; 68a 14K; 40s 9%. CoxirARATivK Coitoi Statkjikst.— 1 Total re ceipt* from September 1, 1870, 81,769; same time this year 103.693; total export* fsom September 1,1S70, 617,603; same time this year 47.105; Btock at alt United States ports last year. 430,636; this year 406,V30; at all interior towns last year, 9o,636; this year 67,375" At Liverpool last year 319,000; this year 445,000. Amorican cotton afloat for Great Britain last year 170,0 0; this year 173,400. Flour unchanged. Whisky 1 01. Wheat 1@2 better. Corn lc bettor; none for export; enquiry 70#79K- Burn firm at 8}i®9. Pork active at ‘ 150. Beef quiet. Lard heavy. Turpentine bteady. Boain firm. Tallow quiet 9Q9%. Freight* caaior. Baltimore, December 8.—Cotton firm and in fair demand; middling* 19<&19/^; _Det receipt* 77; groa* 357; export* coA*twi*o 325; *alea 1073; *tock 4508. Net receipt* of the week 901; gross 2485: export* i Continent 80; coast wise 920; sale* of tho week 3168. Flour activo and firm; Howard street super nne > CG»*. WlioAt dull at 66. Corn firm at 68@72. rovifion* unchanged. Whisky 99@l 00. Cincinnati, December 8 —Pork in light demand; holdei* fiim. Lanl iu light demand; kettle 9. B*xm—clear mde* 7^. Whi*ky excited; prices gher, 92, closing at 93. Louisville, December 8.—Provision* firm. Bacon aide* tcarce, li6ld at 8. Lird 9©10^. Purk 150:o 14(H). Whisky firm at 90. St. Louis, December 8 —Whisky 89J£. Pork unchanged; order lot* 13 00^13 25. Bacon clear *idea 9%. Lard: business email; quotation* higher; choice kettle 8% New Orleans. December 8.—Cotton steady; middling* 18Kf|sl9; net receipt* 0114; gross 7063; export* to Havre5251; export* coastwise 117; sale* 4500. stock 153,465. ^ „ 0ftr Net receipts of tho week 35,415; grotss 41,89.>; exports to Great Britain 11,957; Havre 9,208; coastwise 6250; saleB of the week 28,0 0. Fionr easier; superfine 6 75; double < 62>£; treble 7 25. Corn, market bare. Oat* C3@54. Bran, supply fair at 130<&l 32. Hay lower, prime offering at 40 00; choice 42 00 Tork 14 75/2)15 00. Bacon dull; shouidoia 7J£; clear rib sides 7%; clear sides 8; sugar cured hams 143£16- Lard doll and easier; tierce 9Y x \ keg 10^. Sugar firmer; inferior 5/E6; common to good common 6>£<&7>$; fair to luily fair priino 9#<®10; choice 10%. Molasses easier; fair 3l(a;S9: prime 40®42: choice 43. Whisky 95A115. Coffee inactive; fair 18@ 18K; Kood 18^(319; prime 10%@19X. sterling 19%. Sight %(S>H diacoui.t. Gold 9%. Wilmington, December 8.—Cotton quiet; mid dling* 18)£; net receipts 87; export* coastwise —; sale* 97; btock 3314. Net receipts of tho week 617; gross —; export* to Great Britain ; to the comment—; coast wise 606 sale* of the week 812. Spirits turpentine strong at CO. Rosin fiim at 4 lo .or strained; 7 59 for extra No 1; 4 55 for low No. 2: 9 00 icr extr* pale; 8 00 for pale. 9 50 window glass. Crudo tuipentino steady; 3 50 for hard; 5 25 for yellow dip; 5 35 for virgin. Tar quiet at 2 50. ' _ t _ Charleston, Dccembcir 8 — Ootton steady; mid- dluiK* 18%<S18X; net receipt* 1H38: grow* 1835; [port* Great Britain 10coafctwke 2155; sale* 0; btock 32,099 Net receipt* of the week 12,901 gross 12 933; ex ports to Great Britain 3tf,018; comment 7692. sale* of tho week €500. 8.WANNAH. December 8.—Cotton buoyant; raid- dibits 18>4; net leccipt* 3677; export* wm-i^iso 5C4. to Great Britain 2C00; e»b?a 1600; s<ock 65, 128. i J Not receipts of the week 18,633; gross : ex ports to Grtat Britain 697; continent 7145; coast wise 2129. Crtmm ; lUvr* : uli- of tlio week 13,300. AuoubTA, December 8.—Cotton acUvo and strong; middbug* 18>£; receipt* 595; b*1c* 110; stock 187«>. Net receipts of the week 5395, bale* ol tho wee* 4870. Morilk Dtccmb r 8.—Gotton dull a».d carter; middling* 18^; net receipt* 1991; export* coa*t wise 1643; bale* GUO; stock 37,583. Net receipt* of the week 12,563; exports to Groat Britain 506; Rotterdam 5i6; coastwiao 7867; sales of the week 1370. Borion, December 8.—Colton dull; middlings 19X<S)19X; net rtc, i P ,M Hcose 289; export* to Great Britain —; coastwise —; eale* 300; stock 7500. Net receipt* of tho week 1732; gross 19,280; exports to Great Britain 750; coastwise ; eales 3000 Macon, December 8.—Cotton firm; nuddiicg* 18; net receipts 2211; shipment* 2SCO: stock 1870, 938V, 1871,10,715. CoLUVRUtf, December 8.—Cotton quiet; receipts 1885; shipments 1775, stock 7255. Mewpiiin, December 8.—Cotton quiet; mid Ring* IHi receipt* 1411, shifnujiA* 2320; stock 1870, *26; 1871,18,033. Net receipt* of the week 12.154; shipments 1599; sales of the week 1970. Belva, December 8. — Cotton, reccip's 2970; shipment* 2265; stock 1870, 9*00: 1871, 5755. GALVibTON, December 8.—Gotten quiet and firm; good ordinary 16%; net receipt* 1285: sales 550; stock 32,715 _N-t receipts of tin week 79lt; export* cotstwise 1810; to Great Britain 3033; sale* of the week 56J0. Norfolk, December 7.—Cot ton qniet; low mid dlings 18; net receipt* 675; exports coastwieo 225; sales 150; stock 5534. Receipts of the week 96' 0; export* coastwise 10,511; sales 1150. A.T ®22. A.T ®25. AND AS FINE AS §40 l'ER SUIT OF Coat. Pants and Vest, SACK. DERBYS MILWAUKEE LAGER. r AVISO obtained the agency ol tbe celebrated ■ 1 MILWAUKEE LAGEB BEEB, I herewith offer tbe eanie to my potions and tbe public in gen- eraL Come and try tlie beat Beer in the United no30 lm J. VALENTINO. C. B. WOOTEN, BABY CABS. rpHE fineet aeeortment of Baby Cab. and Fer- aabulators ever reemved in thie city. For sale cheap by CABHABT A CUBD, BOARDERS WANTED. OOD board and lodging can be tad at the Flint (JT 4.Li^ETEB. Nashvii-lz, December 8.—Cotton quiet; mid dlings n%«n%. Set receipt* of the week 2602; shipments 2602; stock 1870, 3270; 1871,1370. Jfoxroout&Y, December 8. — CottoD, receipts 2370; shipments 1530; stock 1870, 10.01"; 1871, 0089. Fbovidescz, December 8. —Net receipts of the week 205; stock 8000; eales almost entirely futures, no market of others. Livxzroou, December 8, evening.—Cotton closed firm; uplands 9%; Orleans 19Z?10%. Manchester advices are more favorable; fine rosin 28. Paaia. December 8, noon—Bailion increased one ATTORNEY AT LAW, m ?!cwnos, December8-—Console 91Jf; bonds 02%; MAOON, GA. OFFICE IS V? ASH IS G TO S BLOCK. oct221y* VALUABLE PLANTATION For Sale. I OFFEB for sale one of the most desirable place, in Middle Georgia, for planting and stock raising, situated ten miles southwest of Hawkins- Tiile, Ga., and contains about 1230 acres; four han drail cleared. Ten Mile or Beedy Creek runs through it, and affords a good mill site. Tbe place can bo conveniently divided into tracts of 300 to 500 acres if desired. Long time for part of the money. Callon A. C. Pate, Esq., Hawkinsvflle. or ad- dreea, WJI. LUNDY, noT28-d2aw3w-w2t Macon,Ida. ^.T ®12. A.T 8B15. tYT sis. AT ®20. WALKING COATS OF THE LATEST STYLES. WE nAVE IN DRESS SUITS ! BLACK AND COLORED Cloth. Coats, BLACK AND COLORED DIAGONAL COATS, OF THE BEST IMPORTED MATERIAL, In Single and Double Breasted Chesterfields. A large assortment of PASTS, FROM 81 TO 815! FLY OVERCOATS, IN COLORS. SACK OVERCOATS, TALMAS, And tlie New Style KING WILLIAM OVERCOATS, On hand. . SHIRTS! We m&ko * specialty of the celebrated JNO. W. O’CONNOR. WHOLESALE AHD BITAIL LIQUOR DEALER, MA-CON, GA. THE BEST GOODS, THB HEAVIEST STOCKS, THE CHEAPEST. (Because they are the beet) in the Macon markot, at JNO. W. O'CONNOB'S. D O you need good Whisky ? then buy of O'Con nor. His brand of XXXX has taken the only SILVER PBEMIUMS (a cup and medal) that lias ever been given in Georgia, OYER ALL OTHER BRANDS. J^O YOU WISH, AT A LOW FIGUBE, A HEIDSEICK & CO.’S CHAMPAGNE, (Gennine.) Just call and see 1~~^Oyonwieh a good CIGAR at a low figure. Call O'CONNOR. A PURE CHAMPAGNE CIDER, I N half barrels, for family nee, (from New Jersey) cheap. Also on draft. Can be had at O'CONNOB'S. A PURE IMPORTED SHERRY, O’CONNOirs. CHOICE OLD PORT, JpOH MEDICINAL PURPOSES, AT get *orao of O'CONN Ob’S Pure JAMAICA AND ST. CROIX RUM. IT IS PURE, SURE ENOUGH. Ale, Porter, Claret, Clinmiingne, P'OIl aalo at 25 per cont. lose than sold in Slacon, O'CONNOR'S. CHOICE BUTTER, CHEESE, HA3IS, PICKLES, CRACKERS, SYRUPS, LARD, BACON, MEAL, GRITS AT O’CONNOR'S. Bottles, Kegs, Corks, Labels, etc., AT O’CONNOKS. WILL case any kind of good* orilored at actual cost of packing. JNO. W. O'CONNOR, Opposite Carhart A Curd'*, Cherry stroct. dec5 tf MRS. F. DESSAU Has just received a large sleek of FUR3, nATS, GLOVES, VELVET OLOAK3, READY MADE SUITS, —AltD— T7STJOFlTfcG-J5.Xl.M BNTS . Which, with the whole of her winter stock, will sold at tho lowest possible prices. oct4-3m . MIX & KIRTLAND, Wholesale and Retail Coalers in BOOTS AND SHOES, No. 3. Cotton Avenue, and Cfi Third st. BIACON, GA. W OULD inform their friends and all in want of Boots and Shoes of any kind, that they have on band one of the largest and best assortment* to be fonnd in tbe city or State. They oordiaUy invite their numerous old cus tomers and all others in want of any thing in their line, usually kept in a first-class store to call and examine. They pledge themselve to sell at the LOWEST POSSIBLE PBICES. Either at their Old Stud No. 3 Cotton Avonuo, or their New Store 6G Third Street, Macon, Ga. oct 21eod2m&b The Best in the Country. SATISFACTION GUARANTEED. SHIRTS MADE TO ORDER! And a fit warranted, at stock price*. In addition to the above, we keep the most com plete Btock of In this city. Wo invite an inspection. THE iLATEST STYLES r 0F HATS Constantly on hand, and received as soon as out. NEW LOT JUST IN. All of our good* are first elan, and are guaranteed aa each. DON’T MISS THE PLACE: THE WHITE STORE I 90 CHERRY STREET. Between E. A. Wise lc Co.’s and S. T. A B. Walker’s. oetlltl SUV THB GEKUINB Standard. Scales. More Than 230 Different Modifications. AOZBT3 ALSO TOR THK BEST AIsMtX MOW XT DRAWER. FAIRBANKS & CO., 252 BROADWAY, NEW YORK. FAIRBANKS, BROWN & CO . 118 MILK STREET, BOSTON. For sale by Carhart & Curd, Macon, Ga. sep37wed.aat4mo« Plantation For Sale. A BARGAIN in a plantation, six miles from Ma con. can be bad by calling ou tbe undersigned or Turpin A Ogden. The Bloom place, containing 1.721!» acres, half rich creek land.lv lug on Tobesof- kee Creek; tbe balance, pine land of good quality. About 225 acres creek land are in a high state of cultivation, as also upwards of 500 acres upland. Tbe improvements are good and ample. These lands compare favorably with any in Middle Geor gia. C. B. Callaway, Ewq.. cultivated tbe place this year, and I wilt be pleased to go over it and show tbe land and crops to anyone wishing to purchase. Terma part cash; time payments easy. If not sold by the 16th of December. 1871, tbo place will be for rent. J. N. SLYMOUlt. oct7-tf Valuable Plantation for Sale. W ILL be eold on the 15th dsy of December, next if not sold privately before that time, at tbo residence of the subecriber, 650 scree of land, situ ated three miles from Gordon, Central Railroad. Location high and healthy, society good and near a first class school; poetoffice and milling facilities very convenient, well timbered and productive. Will eell in a body or eeparato lots to suit purchas ers. There ia » good frame dwelling, well of fine water, good orchard, soil particularly adapted to fruit, place well filled with springs and small streams. For further particulars call on tbe snb- scriber on the place. Terms mado known oa dsy of sale. JOHN LEWIS. novlG die 30* Near Gordon, Wilkinson Co. GREAT BARGAIN. I NOW offer for sale that valuable plantation >«- uated one and half milts Railroad, containing cloven hundred cleared, balance in the woods._jaen_ of fine mules, corn, fodder. Livte outfit belt, farming implements, etc., a ee P- — , forono hundred and fortybaleao- co 1S74, eaSt mentin 1S72,:*«ondml873, auOUdrdm l^eac^ bale to weigh fivo iKt of November of middling. ^?f b )'*; 1 ?iterals will be reqtu’ ed for tho each yetr. (*°od1 co e hcJ t0 mak0 tho money S 8 rL P » y ^u dn? Those wShing a great tbaigaiu ,gi shall withdraw it from sale fe’fors orL the Mth of December. Apply to before or by the --s Attorney at Law, dec5-3w M«,hallviUo, Ga,