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lUROtfSH jiltOISSB JUBOA0H pf RQAIK9 IN DRESS GOODS IN DBE8S GOODS IN DBE83 GOODS IS DBLSS GOODS J. B. BOSS * 8. T. COLEMAN'S J. B. BOSS 4 S. T. COLEMAN'S J. & BOSS A 8. T. COLEMAN'S J. B. BOSS 4 B. T. COLEMAN’S For BARGAINS in fttTJ atyta of Staple and Fancy Dry Goods CALL UPON THIS DOUSE. Appreciating the atringency of the money market, ’ they offer unprecedented inducement! to porrhssara, on. and oil of whom lie in vited to cell. A FULL LINE OF ‘'GRAND DUCHEfiSE” ALPACAS, JUST RECEIVED. deelO tf x HAKE CHANCE. ran. OSD rsrrecno*.—Thie U e eewon thei trie. Use frame and tho constitution. If there be e week spot in either, tho chilling deape, the ma larious fogs, the varieties of temperetnre tliat mark the commencement of the winter seaton are sms to Hod it oat. There ere few eystome that bare not a weak spot somewhere, and tbs wisest thing that any man or woman eon dole to fortify It by s coarse of Hostetler's Stomach Bitten, and time keep Its enemy at bey. Io war, when n dty ia menaced the first thing to be done is to strength en the ramparts. The same policy ebonld be adopted with the tinman body, when ita direst f< raa aria. ia abroad. If the stomach ia weak, thia tonie will lend H rigor; if tho bowels arc morbidly oenaitire, this alterative will regelate them; if the lirer ia inert, this wholesome stimulant win i it; if there ia constipation, thia aperient will core U; if there Is nervous debility, thia netrine will replace it with natrons vigor; If there ia imparity in the blood, this deparent will neutralize it; if than is a cloud on the spirits, this exhOarant will dispel it. These are facts that have been demon strated every day for the last twenty years. Can as much be said for any other medicine—or anther, can aa much be proved f lor anything may bo said by the nnaernpoioae. Do not except any of tho local bitters sometimes recommended by dealers in lisa of the Standard Restorative. SPECIAL NOTICES. “A Blight Cold,” Cocoas Few ere aware of the importance of chocking a cough, or “alight cold" which would yield to a mild remedy, if neg lected, often attacks the hinge. "J/nmn't Bron chial Trochee" give sore and almost immediate relief. Da. raid's Caxan Baziso Fowdle—After a six yean' test ia acknowledged to be the only strictly pure, healthful, and reliable baking powder in the market. Bis Flavoring Extracts equally pore. Food m Lin —“One man,” says the proverb, may lead “the bone to the water, bot twenty men cannot make him drink." Bat U ia also true that the prepare for a contemplated change of pul-1 the bone cannot drink unless he be taken to . riship, we have determined to ceil from thia date I In like manner, while it ia true that e its lol.ow.ag goods at NEW YORK COST. All of our magnificent stock of WINTER DRESS GOODS! All of oar btDIES' READY-MADE SUITS, BAILOR JACKETB, CLOTH. PLUSH, C ABU MERE and OPERA CLOAKS, CUillUKRE CLOTH AND ALPACA WAISTS. Tt,M good* comprise the moat extensive, hand- wlm. ai d stylish a*oak «U» aide of New Yulkdly; t ought for CA»H, and tffeied aa they are 2nral N«W York ooet, present so opportunity not hen offered to purchaser* to secure really choice lSn£5ue articles at leas than th ir actual City Cam pass tba store (Cotton avenue en- j- going to and from tba Brown Honed* trance) in going w w. A. HOPSON * CO., declfftf 41 Second street. part of the body moat be in a condition of readh neee to take np fiom the blood the nntriment it needs. It is also true that there moat be abandonee of good blood for each part to take np nntriment from. Now, In order to have good blood, we moat have, on the one hand, a sufficiency of appropriate wholesome food, and, on the other hand, we most have a diffidently keen digestive power, that ia, simply—diaaolving power—in the stomach. Many aofferfrom more or lees deficiency in thie “die solving" power. To supply this very deficiency, ia the primary and chief function of that great tonic stimulant. Dr. Oottlieh Finch's Ritters! This subject continued next week under “.VWri lion; lion Ponible." IlLlH CTIOX IX DRY GOODS. In order to meet the demands of slight mosey market we will cell at hbsuoeid phioeb Oar entire stock of DBESS GOODS, FCRW, SHAWLS, CLOAKS sod CLOAKING, BLANKETS, JEANS, CASSIMEBES, QUILTS, SPREADS, AXD UOLSE-FCRNI8HINO GOODS, GENERALLY. WE MEAN WHAT WE SAY. COME AND SEE. W. A. BANKS A SONS, dccl tf Tnangular Block, Macon, Ca. BoaansLU, the Great Alterative. Ita action upon the moat inveter ato cases if lUieuma&m is wonderful indeed. Newsom's DzroT, Vs., April 85,18G). Oum-atzit: I received your kind letter ia March, alto the Roeadalia ordered, and retain many thanks, aa I am greatly benefitted by ita use. I have been a sufferer from Rheumatism for nine yam, so much so that at the time I ordered the Roeadalia my bands were in inch condition that I eonid not write, therefore had to get my cousin to do oo for me. I have need aa yet only two bottles of the medi cine, but the effect baa been wonderful- I now write you myself, not requiring the cervices of my oooain- M. A. 0. dee 16-Jw B. A. WISE & CO., Cherry st., JIacon, Ga. IV TOP WANT TO i-cscuaas HE BEST COOKING STOVE itu omniD at hacox, Spcnks for Itself. Chicago, June 24, 1871. Da. V. Clarxxce Fuel—My dear Sir: Having used your Blood Eniicber several months, with vary groat benefit, I desire to testify very strongly in its favor. Certainly in my own ease it has proved to bo a moot valuable remedy. Yours very truly, Richixd F. Swezt, Pastor Epiphany Church, Chicago, III. Aak for Dr. Price's Blood Enricher. Druggists have it for sale. dec 10-2w Coal Snvxa for rooms or offices, from fire to twenty dollars. 81 Olives, Ddcolasb <t Oo. A UASDSOltZ HZATT LOUD SILVER COAX PITCH ZR, worth $80, will bo presented to the largest purchaser of goods from my stock by 8 o'clock r. ar., December 23d. E. J. JoBxn Collets 4 Lima, Cherry street, sen the fallowing flrat-cilass wagons • Studebaker, Con cord, Whitewater, Buffalo or Barker, Ungly and Wilburn. 3t Star IuDDzns from five to twelve feet. 3t Oliver, Douglass 4 Co. Gosam 4 Cot's elegant aolid silver goods in eases (a specialty with me for 20 yean; for holiday and bridal presents, at E. J. Josxsxoa'a. CoLLtn 4 Little, 104 Cherry street, Macon, sell the genuine Concord buggy and wagon. dec1C 3t Solid Sxlveb Pircozav, goblets, caps, etc., etc., for the holidays, at very low figures, at E. J. Johnston's. 500 splendid fancy embroided slipper pat terns at the Great Monitor Dollar Store. Lxoxtixz, Opera and Test Chains, Band Bracelets, Lockets, Neck Chains, Sleeve Bat tons. Studs, etc., etc., for the bolidysat E. J. JomnxoN's. Messrs. 8. T. 4 B F. Walker advertises large lot of Christmas tricks. Refer to their adver tisement in another column. 500 splendid fancy embroided slipper patterns at the Great Monitor Dollar Store. PoaczLACts unD, tripple-olated, double-wall ioe pitchers, waiters, goblets, castors, wine and fruit stands, pickle castors, call bells, eto., at E. J. Johnston's. del6til24 Collxxb 4 Little, Cherry street, sell first- class carriages, baggies and wagons. Send for circular. deolG 3t Solid sterling silver table and tea spoons, forks, ladles, butter-knives, etc. A good supply at E. J. Johnston's, 500 splendid fancy embroided slipper patterns at the Groat Monitor Dollar Store. Waleze's Malzlt —One thousand pounds fine fat dressed turkeys and chickens, Tennessee beef, pork, sausage, oysters, wild ducks, par tridges, etc., etc. 8.1. AB. P. Walked, 88 Cherry street TmrrLE Plated Tea Bets (C pieces) at E. J. Johnston's. 500 splendid fancy embroided slipper patterns at tbs Great Monitor Dollar Store. Wzrnxo desks, work boxes, toilette sets, vases, parian figures, walking canes, etc., eta, at low prioea. Some very desirabio goods at and under ooat, at E. J. Johnston's. 600 splendid fancy embroided slipper patterns at the Great Monitor Dollar Store. Wht Will Ye Diz ?—Death, or what ia worse, ie the Inevitslle result of continued suspension of the menstrual flow. It is a condition which ebonld not be trifled with. Immediate relief U tho only eaft-guard against constitutional rain In all ci of suppression, suspension or other irregularity of tba "courses," Dr. J Bradfle d's Female Regula tor ia tbs only sure remedy. It acta by giving tone to the nervous centres, improving the blood end determining directly to the organa of monstroa' lion. It it a legitimate prescription, and tbs most intelligent Doctors n»e it. Prepared by J. n. Dradfiald, druggist, Atlanta, Ga, *1 50 per bottle, and sold by respectable dioggiata everywhere. Ecoxomv By luiog Mrs Whitcomb's Syrup for ohildron, many a doctor's bill can be saved, and much suffering averted. Bead the advertisement in another oolumn. Mabuaoz Glide Interesting work, numeroua engravings, 224 pages. Price 50 cento Address Dr. Butts' Dispensary 12 North Eight Street, Bt Louis, Mo. See advertisement. augl7-dAwly Hudson G Wolve s Bell Schraits, an invigora ting tonie and medicinal beverage, manufactured by the proprietors at Schiedam iu Holland, to war ranto! perfectly pore, and fires from all doletorioua substances. It is distilled expressly for cases of Dyspepsia or Indigastiin, Dropsy, Gout, Rheuma tism, general Debility, Catarrah of the Bladder, Paine in tbe Back and Stomach sod all diseases of the Urinary Organs. It gives great relief In Asthma, Gravel and Uslcnli in the Bladder; strengthens and invigorates the system, and will keep off that dreadful aoonrge, Fever and Ague, when taken in time. L*pedal pains have been taken ae to ita quality, and a permanent uniformity la guaranteed. Thu — I# calculated to make the Hell Schnapps the most FOR THE LEAST MONEY, I rf ii»bloand popular article of iu kind. It ia dis tilled from Barley of the finest quality, and tbe -• - ‘■•"'Asa healthful 11. A. WINE A CO., Macon, «a- i. nosaox dopes, ozo. r. Tuarts. z. t. cosher. SAMUEL r. DICXIXSOX. OGDEN Sc CO., follon Commission Merchants, MACON. GA. pOTTON PURCHASED FOR ORDER. OON- SiOXMENTB FOB NEW YORK, AND ORDERS FOR PURCHASE OR SALE FOR FUTURE DE LIVERY SOLICITED. Refer by Permission to Meteix. R. R. Graves A Oo. New York. Central Railroad and Bonking Company, Savon- Dfth Msears. John W. Anderson's Sons, Savannah. Messrs. Duncan A Johnston, Savannah. Msears. Balia A Comer, Savannah. oc*I7 If BALL, BLACK * CO. 58J nml 587 BrWMltraj, New Yorh, Offer for the HOLIDAYS Ills meet complete and beet selected assortment of tbs following goodu to ba found in the dty: DIAMOND AND GOLD JEWELRY. ' watches fob radius and gentlemen. STERLING SILVER TABLE WARE. BRONZES, ANTIQUE AND MODERN. marble and bronze clocks. marble STATUARY. FANCY GOODS GENERALLY. dseS-tf ^ CIBBEDUE & HAXLSHUBST, Bankers and Brokers MACON. GA. R eceive deposits, buy and sell Ji- cuange, gold, silver, stocks, bonds and Uneurrent Fonda. Collections Jlnsle* on nil Accessible Points. •rOffico open at all boon of the day. aeptl-iyr , CIBBEDGE & HAZLEUIWS SAVINGS INSTITUTION. INTEREST PAID ON ALL SUMS FROM $1 TO #5000. O' First National Bank of Macon. RANK OF DISCOUNT, DEPOSIT AND COL LECTION! E XCHANGE on Now York for tala at lowest cur rant rat*. Exchange bought on New York, FbRadalphia ani Advanoes made on Hondo, Stocks. Cotton in etore, or shipments of ootton to good Northern, Euro pean. Charleston or Savannah booses. OoHsotfcmi promptly attended to m all parts of tb* Uni tod SUt##. Our circulation la amply protected by United Sums Ronds. L C. PLANT, President. W. W. WstOLST. Carhur■ auglC-thoclfe* CUBA MOLASSES. <)A HODS. Choice Cuba Mo'.aeaes. the beat arti- ~\J da of Moiaaao® la (h« market for retjui- Also 10 Lb tin. And 50 bbU of rwboliod Moiaeeee. Por mlIo by deefitf SEYMOUR, TINSLEY A CO. Aroma tie Juniper Betty of Italy, beverage it has no inperior. To the invalid and those who travel, and are aub- i ect to changes of water and climate, they will find I an invaluable agent. Hudson G. Wolfe waa, for tbe period of twenty ysara, connected in tbe Schnapps bnsinsee with bis uncle, the late Udolpho Wolfe, and bis long expe rience and knowledge of the bosineee in which be ie engaged, should be a sufficient guarantee that he fully appreciates tbe wants of tbe public for an ar- tiolo prepared expressly for tho daeasee above mentioned, and all he asks ia to give the Bell Schnapps a trail, and compare the same with others that make the like pretentions Caraox!—Aak for "H. G. Wolfe's Bell Schnapps." Foe sale by aU respectable Grocers and Apothe caries. HUDSON G. WOLFE A Co., Office, 18 Sooth William street, New York. For sale bf OAMPBELL A ENGLISH Macon Oa. Batchelor's Hair Dyo. TH* superb Hair Dye is tbe beet in tbe world— perfectly harmless, reliable and instantaneous ; no diaannointment; no ridionlous tints or disagroemls odor.' Tho genuine Wm. A. Batchelor’s Hair Dye oroduosa immediately a splendid Black or natural Brown, leaves the hair clean, soft, beautiful; dose not contain a particle of lead or any injurious com pound. Sold by aU druggists. Factory. Id BOND Street, n. y. octsdeoaiy GEORGIA LAXD AGESEY. T HE undersigned (surviving partner of Bntta'A Brother), hat valuable Couon Plantations and Farms for sale or rent, in Bibb. Houston. Twiggs, Wilkinson, Jonee. Baldwin. Monroe, Crawtord, Macon, Sumter. Early. Baker, Deoatnr, Mitchell, andotber counties. Also, Mill Properly, and Wild Lands suitable for lumber, turpentine and minerals. For sale, Butte' New Map of Qooigia—mounted, portable and pocket form. Office on Second street, near tbe New Court house . _ ..., , nol8eodAwtJinl A. G. BUTTS. MILWAUKEE LAGER. H AVING obtained the agency of tho celebrated MILWAUKEE LAGER BEER, I herewith offer tho same to my patioos and tbe public in gen eral. Come and try tho boat Bear in the United St n®30 lm J- VALENTINO. A HOME IN GEORGIA. T) FJNG about to change my business. I new offer I 1 gn beautiful conn try residence, with ita enr- iounding*, for sale AT A BARGAIN, located nine mUsa west of Hawkinavil'e, in Paiaeki oonnty, Ga. Three hundred and thirty-five acres of land, two- thitdo cleared, upon which ie a nice new framed dwelling with dining room and kitchen attached, in modem style, with water sad servants' boose ooo- Yemently located. Also a nice new framed stoce- honae. A GuOD COUNTRY STAND, about forty varda from tbe dwelling; new framed gin-bouse, with MW "Pratt" Gin and robber bud, and Craig's nstr patent boras power attached; a good woodsn screw, crib bam. stables, tool boose, and six com fortable teiiuto* booses The place is well wattred. Cedar Greek nmnit g throogt one of tbe lota: well at yard and bone lot: soil good, and no healthtar P i*L» n, ba found in Middle Georgia. Cash price «f place aa above described H 000. Would accept time payment from a good purchaser. Will also sell with the place if deeired, com, fodder, bunco, hCK *' novlT deodisAwlm.Hswkioeville, Oa Taluablo riantation for Sale. TT7ILL beeoid oo the 15tb day of Deeembor.next V V if not told rnvatcly before that timo. at tho rssideooe of tho snucriber, 650 acres of land, situ ated three miles from Gordon, Central Railroad. Location high and bealthy, society goal and near a first cam school; poatoffioe and milling facilities very convenient, well timbered and productive Will sell iu a body or separate lota to sou perebaa- ers. There is a good frame dwelling, wall of fine water, good orchard, mod particularly adapted» fruit, place well filled with springe and emffli streams. For further panacolan cad on the eub- ember on the riaoe. Terms made known oo day ofside. JOHN LEWIS, nov!6 dAw33» Near Oordoo. Wilkinson On. FOR SALE. T EN eligible bosineee lota on tbe new Houston Road, ioat outside tho city. Over two thou sand suburb!:: inhabitant, in thi immediate neigh borhood that require supplies. Also, a number of very desirable lots for resi dence*—high and healthy— may be bad oolong cred it, or for cs*b at low figures. Parties building hers, while overlooking the city, can always sava from one to two months rent in uit» annually. Pro- pert v approclaims- Titles positive. Ai r !y to corJO-ZawSl M- 0. THOMSON- A Messt Chbutvas and Happx New Yuan to All.—Old and young—rich and poor—are re quested to call and rxnxnine tho unusually at tractive assortment oi n-v Met on exhibitional the store of Wing 4 Soloun.ii. They offer at very low figures their stock of fine Jewelry,sterling silverware and fancy goods. Presents of an inexpensive character, consist ing in part of a variety of Toilet seta, Satin-trimmed and beautifully designed work baskets. Handsome writing desks. Jardanieres, Musical work boxes, Statuettes, Comical ink stands. Gold and ivory bead canes, Meerschaum pipes. Glove and handerchief boxes, Jewel oases, Pearl and enameled opera glasses, and numerous other fancy articles being re ceived for presents. A souroe of joy to the do nor u weU as to tba receiver. Remember, tbe place to look aa well si to boy is at Wing 4 Sol omon's. Fon the Holidays.—Mack Brothers, Second street, DAmour’s block, have received another supply of those pretty tear/ and collar telle, a full assortment of laoe oollara and other faney articles suitable for holiday presents. Also a completo line of ladies' and children's merino vesta, woolen goods, gloves, hosiery, plain and embroidered bosoms, black velvet ribbona, and a variety of other desirable goods, which they offer at extremely low prioea. decIO-Ct Get your Holiday Presents at the Great Mon itor Dollar Store, Cherry street. To Spobtsickx.—Go to Barrett 4 Castlen’s gnu emporium, it yon want to bay the best ar ticle at tbe lowest price. They can excel any establishment in the State in ream-boring and and draw-boring gone for shooting, either for eloee, for scattering, or for penetration. Try them. novl5tf. Tnz cheapest Bleak Alapaos can be found at the New York Store. Get your Holiday Presents at the Great Mon- tor Dollar Store, Cherry street. Only the beet oj chewing tobacco, domeetic and imported dgare—pare vhitky and brandy kept by Barrie A Peter. Two-Fly Carpets zt 75 cents, $'l and SI 25 per yard, at the New York Store. Htakcisths Bulb.—All colors Hyancinth glasses with or without bulb, for aale at Wise 4 Dobb’a. Get your Holiday Presents at the Great Mon itor Dollar Store, Cherry street Whin you decide to buy a wagon go and see the Jaekaon at B. H. Wrigley's, No GG and 68, Second street, before you buy. Toe Jackson wagon and many other hinds are sold at low figures by B. H. Wrigley, No. GG and G8, Booond street Toilet setts, toy work baskets, writing desks and a Urge variety of fancy goods, at Wing & Solomon's. Sax Valoues at 75 cents per yard, at the New York Store. Wholesale buyers will find it to their inter est to call on 3. Waxelbanm, Bra 4 Oa, and examine their stock before buying, as they have the largest and beat selected stock in the city. Stoves! Stoves!—That do their own blow ing: Tbe Stewart, Great Benefactor, Good Will, and improved Iron Witch. Remember the farmer's horses one of them needed no praising—speaks for itself. Ouvzb, Douglas 4 Co. Get your Holiday Presents at the Great Mon itor Dollar Store, Cherry afreet. Good Open Flannels at 50 oents per yard, at the New York Store. Bate your prueriptiont prepared at Barrie <£ Peter's drug store. Competent Apothecaries, pure and reliable medicines and reasonable prices are guaranteed. Get your Holiday Presents at the Groat Mon itor Dollar Store, Cherry street. Gbeat reduction are made in Dry Goods this week at tbs New York Store. Fsesch Plaids at 15 oents, at the New York Store. Buy your drug* and nedkinee at Barrie A Peters drugstore, Damoure Block, Second street, corner Lighthouse alley. Bern goads resected Fob tbe handsomest Dress Goods in the eit go to the New York Store. The largest stock of black and colored Silts m the city, at the New York Store. ELECTION NOTICE. G EORGIA, TWIGGS OOCNTT— Avacancr Liv ing oocurred tn the Oik's office of tbs Supe rior Court of said county by the resignation of the former Clerk, Mr John H. Furpair^k. it is there fore ordered by the Ordinary or eeid county tint an Qt be held at the d-ffereut precincts in said county to fill raid vacancy on Hsinrday, the 30th day of December, 1871. _ _ decStd J.C. BURKETT, Ordinary. CITY AFFAIRS SATURDAY MORNING. DEC. 16, 1871. Seatcco Bcrx open every night from half- past seven to half-past nine o'clock. CzarratL Bailboad —On and after to rnorro (Sunday) the diy passenger train on the Cen tral road will leave Macon at 6 a. m., instead of 7 o'clock, as heretofore. Krr.Tr.nre Notice.—Bishop Beckwith will preach in Christ Church to-morrow, 10} a. u and administer the rite of confirmation. The Rector may be consulted at the Church thia (Saturday) afternoon at 4 o'clock. rrmaovar.—Rev. Dr. Wills, formerly pastor of tbe Presbyterian Church in this city, and now President of Oglethorpe University in At lints, was in our office yesterday afternoon looking in fine health. DazssED Travers.—Oar “say so," in yester day's issue on thia sub j jet having been heavily censured by dealers in the article, we refer our readers to an editorial article in this issue upon the subject. _____ At a stated communication of Mizpah Lodge, No. 47, F. A. M., held Thursday night. Decern ber 14 th, the following officers were elected to servo tho ensuing year: W. W. Carnes, W. M J. W. Blacks hear. Sr. W; O. N. Dana. Jr. W J. H. Hertz, Sen. D; J. C. B anno a, Jan. D L. D. Ripley, Treasurer; H. J. Peter, Secretary. News Scarce.—So far ar news is ooncerned, Macon ia as dull now as it ia ordinarily in mid- inmmer. Nothing happens that is worthy of reoord, not so much as a dog fight or horse runaway. Everybody is intent upon basin' so that no time can be spared to raise a row, and thongh the marrying season is on band nobody indulges in that luxury. It’s really dis tressing. Almost a Fine.—Yesterday at about one o'clock the etore-room of Mr. Aflhor Ayers came very near being bnrned. A great number of cotton samples wore lying upon the oonnter near the stove, and by some means became ig nited. But for the timely aid from the em ployees of Campbell 4 Jones' warehouse, the store would surely have burned. Fortunately no damage was done except a lot of cotton samples burned. Anothxb Ubflzasant Dat.—Yesterday was a vary unpleasant, disagreabla day. Though there was no rain, tbe atmosphere was very damp, and the thermometer must have been in the neighborhood ol thirty. To a man with thin blood and predisposed to obills, who had to “take it” in search of that which waa not (lo cal news) it waa exceedingly unpleasant. About seven o’clock, r. M., the clouds passed away and the night was clear and beautiful. Staetliso !—A man who was apparently a stranger m the city, was found in a bad condi tion, almost frozen, yesterday. no could scarce ly speak and wore a haggard appearanoe gen erally. He was carried into the Georgia No. 2, and in less than half an honr Casey had fixed him np all right. He fixed him one of his famous hot punches, set him down to a com fortable fire a few minutes, and then gave him one of those good dinners for which his saloon is noted, and he waa soon as bright as a new dollar. Go and see “bow it is yourself.” Don't Forget that to-day the guardhouse and premises will be sold at anction. The sale will take place on the grounds, at precisely 12 o’elock. In thia oonnection, wo would call at tention to the advertisement for bids for work ing the streets, lighting the street lamps and keeping np the city pnmpa for 1672. The time will be out on the 20th, and not many days re main in which to oonsider the matter. Oar city fathers seem determined to curtail expenses and run the machine on a more economical schedule than heretofore. We suggest that bids be made “low down” if you don’t want them re jected. ___ Mrs. Moulton.—We are sure those of our readers who have read the enthtuiastio praise showered upon thia queen of soog by the cities wherever she has appeared, will not forget that she visits Macon next week, and will give oce concert on Thursday night, the 21st, at Ralston's Hall. Withont exception she has made the most favorable Impression, and been more unanimously and earnestly applauded than any Amerioan, at least, who has everfaoed tbe foot lights aa e singer. We have been reading no- ticeiof her deliciously sweet voioe and thorough culture, aa well aa personal beauty, for nearly two months, and wo do not remember one single break in the chain of golden opinion—one dis cordant note in tbe chorns of commendation that has attended her from New York to New Orleans. The sale of seats will commenoe on Monday morning, at 9 o’clock, at the book store of Brown 4 Oo. Matos's Coubt.—Henry Stevens, being reli giously opposed to all institutions, societies or lodges who would In tbe least possible manner interfere with, or infringe upon, the rights of dealers in chologogue, or other bottled light- nlng, proceeded to demonstrate his liberality of feeling toward that oppressed and down trodden class known as ten cent benzine dis pensers. Becoming excited npon the subject, he gave vent to his feelings in not very flatter ing language toward tbe I.O.G.T. Our police force all being members of that fraternity took him before the Mayor for speaking to disparag ingly of a noble order of which they are worthy members. Mr. Stevens paid five dollars into the treasury, which wrong from him such a look of penitence, that we have no doubt he would like us to suggest, for him, that the money be invested in temperance tracts for gratuitous dis tribution. Walter Gollers, a colored yonth of fourteen summer*, amuses himself by throwing rocks at glass windows. He will amuse the street hands by assisting them to shovel dirt for the next twenty days. J. Darby was feeling nervous and bad generally when the court ar rived, and it is therefore unnecessary to add any farther remarks to the effect that he had been drank the night before. His frolio only oast him an X, after which we and the mayor sneaked oat and went down town. Bsowx 4 Co. have just received Ledger, Weekly, Chimney Comer, Fireside and Literary Companion, Satnrday Night, Appleton, Pome roy, Leslie's German, Stoats Zietung, Waverly, Comic papers, Police papers, Reform papers, etc. Monthlos—Metropolitan, Demorest, Godey, Die Modenwelt, Young America and Leslie's Al manac for 1872. Welcome BY TELEGRAPH. DAY DISPATCHES. New Yo*e, December 15 —1 he committee tbe Clearing House report the National Bank of the Commonwealth solvent. The pol es commissioners have rescinded the order forbidding the International procession on Sunday. Tbe meeting of tbe International ists last night ad ip'ed en address which saya the oause of the working classra, who have al ways fought for the liberties of the down trod den, was the eanse of Internationalism. The reeolutions declare sympathy with the Cnbani and denounce the Administration attitude upon the Cuban question. A meeting of the doctors war held yesterday to take step* to secure legislative enactments against quackery and abortions. Tbe sheriff seized the New Y’ork Printing Company's establishment, and tho New York Manufacturing Stationer's office for #100,000 in protested notes in the Ocean Bank. A private letter from Havana says it ia believ ed there that the late Governor Roberta’ brother, the Spanish Minister at Washington, erased the arrest of the students for tho purpoee of extort ing looney from their parent*, and unexpect edly found himself nuable to oontrol the blood thirsty Spanish mob. YoaaviLXJt, S. O., December 15.—In the Ku Klux total to-day the court was chiefly occu pied in hearing tho witnesses for the defense, who testified to the alarm and excitement among all dames in Yurk county, caused by the organization of the negro militia. The grand jury found true bills to day against several more of the alleged conspirators of York county. Londin, December 15.—3 p.m.—The sum mons of the Princess Victoria to 8andringtam from Berlin, has been countermanded. The extreme Ritualists' refusal to pray for the Prince of Wales’recovery without an order from their Bishop, causes a sensation. Lady Bur- goyne,wife of field-marshal Borgoyne, is dead The Times contradicts the report of Sohenck'a recall. Nearly all the striking telegraphers have resumed work. The Government bu sent troops to Londonderry to suppress oat door demonstrations. London, December 15, 5 o'clock A. it.—The Prince of Wales is decidedly better. He takes food with relish nod bis strength is increasing. There ere hopes of his continued progress to ward recovery. Cro eda are gathered at the news centres aud cheer favorable bulletins heartily. Two o'clock, p. x.—The prospects of the Prince of Wales' reoovery are hourly growing better. There is increased weakness, but it is believed the fever has spent its force. With more seed quiet the patient ta gaining strength. Sandringham, December 15, 8 o'cloek, a. m.— The Prtaoo of Wales his had a quiet Digbt There are symptoms of debility, but bis oondi tie a may be considered more favorable. Noon.—The Prince of WaleB continues tran quil. and slowly bat gradually improves New York, December 15.—Arrived—Semi nole ; arrived out—North American. Bra Baffle to-night at the Arcade, til. ________ Fiptt fine large live turkeys, for Christ mu, just received at S. T. 4 B. P. Walker’s. Dressed Train Again.—Christmas being on hand, and it being considered almost a religious duty t j have something extra-nice for dinner on that occasion, we suggest that the plaoe to get j ust what you want is the grocery establishment of W. P. Carlos. He keeps everything that is good, and if you want the dinner already prepared, call at his saloon and be will fix you just such aa you don't get every day and Sunday too. Don't forget the place. Thane You.—Such ta the invariable language used by wives, mothers, staters and everybody else, upon being presented by a friend or loved one with a nice photograph. You ought to have some taken, my friend, for Christmas presents, and the place to get work of a superior order is the gallery of J. A. Pogh, comer of Second and Mulberry streets. Try It. 'Csnst thou not minister to s mind diseased, AnH with tome sweet, oblivious antidote. Cleanse tbe fool bosom of tbs perilous stuff That weighs upon the berrt?" Certainly: Plantation Brrrrxs will do it when nothing else wCL Melancholy, depression, hypo chondria, insanity, all spring, more or lees, from diseased stomach, and this Plantation Bitters ta sure cure for. There ta no mistake about it; dyspepsia, headache, dullness, ague, and low spirits must yield to the health-giving and genial influ ence of the Plantation Ritters. If you are in doubt, maks one trial and be convinced. The inert cologne made in Georgia, can onU Iu the Indian Territory recently by Detective , , . . ,, . r . • Pinkenton on the charge of being connected be had at Barru dr Peter's drug Here. It«pro- the recent robbery of the Southern JEx- nounced equal to any of the imported handler, l pr6gg Company in Tennessee. He made a hief extracts. j daring attempt to escape this a. XL, from the NlUirr DISPATCHES*. Washington, December 15.—Mr. E!a, the new fifth auditor, assumed his functions to day. There was a fall and long Cabinet meeting to day. Tbe Wabash has arrived safely at Cadiz,- all are welL Tbe Republican Senators’ caucus this morn ing agreed to order the thorough examination of all departments aud branches of Korvioe. The committee constat* of Buckingham, Howe, Hyat, Carlin, Stewart, Poole and Bayard. There was a full Cabinet to-day. In the House to-day, Boston and New York merchants sent in a petition for a redaction of tbe tariff on rice. A bill appropriating fonr million dollars for the city and publlo building* of Chicago passed The House then adjourned to Monday. Columbia, December 15.—In the Ku-Klux trial to day, the defense was engaged in prov ing, by many witnesses, tbe terror existing among the whites in the np counties at the time of the alleged outrages. Tho testimony showed that Jim William*, the negro captain of militia, bad threatened to stay tho whites from the cradle up, and to apply the torch. William Bratton, colored, testified that he was sent in Williams’ company and was ordered to ranks on aooount of hia dissent from Williams violent measures. The defense asked farther time to bring witneese* to show that the Ku- Klux was organized for solf protection, and had erased to exist of itself. After hearing the re- bntting evidence from the prosecution, the oourt adjourned. The argument will begin to-morrow. Boston, December 15 —Charles Miller of the firm of Miller, Ward 4 Co , who was sentenced iu I8G9 to five years' imprisonment and to pay fine of #100,000, for defaulting the Goverh- meut, has been pardoned and tbe fine remitted. Annapolis December 15.—Gen. Ketchumtes. tided that Mrs. Wharton’s conversation to dif ferent parties at different times regarding tbe lonely irraHAOtioua agree, though they are not in Aooordauce with Ketohnm’s statement to his in. San Francisco, December 15.—The body of di owned msu washed ashore with a life pre server marked “ Corsica of Thomaaton” at Bel- ■no* Bay. The bark Corsica sailed from Aus tralia on tbe 29th of November. Augusta, December 15.—The Mississippi Central Railroad was protested here to-day on booda due first August last. The road ta leased to tbe Southern Railroad Association, but both failed to provide foods nooessary to avoid pro test. Hobtoomebx. Ala., December 15.— Both branches of the Alabama Legislature resolved to extend their session beyond thirty days. A bill has passed both bouses, authorizing the Governor to issue ooe million dollars tn Ala bama eight per cent bond*, to be used as neces sity may require. Bichmond, Va., Deoember 15.—It ha* been snowing heavily for some hoars and still con tinues. The snow is nine to ten inches deep. Snelling, who wsa shot yesterday by Monteirro, ‘ improving, and hope* are entertained of his reoovety. Monteirro was bailed in the earn of $5,000. Philadelphia, December 15.—John Ware a* bang at Camden to-day for the mnrder of his father. New Yoax. December 15.—The Jersey City Puetoffice was robbed of two thousand dollars in money and three thousand dollars in postage stamp* last night Eight children were taken from the Brooklyn Orphan Asylum to tbe small-pox hospital. Small-pox is decreasing here. Sandbinoham, December 15, 5:30 p. XL—The Prince of Wales was tranquil this afternoon and tbe coarse of tbe fever continues favorable. Tbe Queen return* to Windsor to morrow. Chablzston, December 15.—Arrived, steamer Adger, New York. Liverpool, December 15—Arrived, Corieooe, from Savannah with 3,690 bale* of ootton. New Yore, December 15 —Arrived, Australia, Wilmington, Regulator, Terry. 3IIDMGIIT DISPATCHER. Synopsis or Weather Statement. Waa Dzp’t, OrriCE Chief Signal Officer, > Washington, D. 0., December 15, 7:40, r. u.> The low barometer with rain which was in the Eastern Gulf Thursday afternoon, has moved northeastward and is now probably off Cape Hsttoras. Bain his prevailed in tbe South Atlantio States, and snow on the Middle Atlan tic coast with light northeast winds. The area of high barometer which oovered the Ohio Val ley has moved slowly northeastward with falling pressure, but can still be traced from New York to Louisiana. An area of low pressnre has ad vanced southeastward from Montana and >* cow central in Minnesota; ita advance ta pre ceded by brisk southerly winds on Like Michi gan and snow from Missouri northward*. The isrometer baa fellen in California and Oregon. Probabilities: Cloudiness will probably clear away for a short time on the south and middle Atlantic coast, followed on Saturday again by falling barometer, southwest winds and cloudy weather. Tbe storm centre in Minnesota may move east and southeastward, with brisk sooth- west winds on lakes, and its influence extend to middle and eastern States by Saturday night— Scntheriy winds, with rising temperature and cloudy weather, will probably extend over the Gulf States. Cautionary signals continue at Chicago, Grand Haven and Milwaukee, and are ordered for Detroit, Toledo, Cleveland and Bnffalo. Washington, December 15 —The Commis sioner of Intern 1 Revenue has nominated to the President Benjamin F. Bell, as Collector of tbe Second Georgia District, and James F. Dener, as Collector of toe Fourth Georgia Dis trict Ex-Senator William*, who becomes Attorney General on the 10th of January, was congratu lated by his friends to-night, and a aa serenaded. He says, “all the ability and energies I possess shall be devoted to the enforcement of the laws and the suppression of violenoe, disorder and crime. I promise all whom it may concern that when I am placed at the head of the de partment of josties, ao far as the jurisdiction of that department may go, its mandates will be dispensed withont fear or favor and with equal vigor and respect for all classes and conditions of men. I deeply regret that in some sections of the country a spirit of lawless ness seems to prevail. I will favor every con- sideration of kindness to indace an obedience to the laws; bnt if no other means will answer, then I am for raising tho whole power of the country to crush ont every conspiracy against the peace of society and the safety of unoffend ing citizen*.” The new Attorney General is amazed that any oonriderable number at this time should engage in violence and disorder, for there ta nothing to gain and much to lose. If hatred and revenge are allowed to overcome these considerations, then it beoomes the plain duty of the Government to Interfere with a strong arm and snbdne these passions. He al ludes to being the first Cabinet officer from west of the Rocky Mountains, and promises not to forget where his home is. I’m*, December 15.—One man was arrested steamer Illinois. While underway between here and Oolmnbns Kentucky, he snatched Pinken- ton’s revolver and shot at and missed him, and then jumped ovf-rl-oird aud ntitmp'e 1 to nfa) ashore and was drowned. He was en route to Union City, the scene of the last ret bery, and was in charge of Pinkenton. ‘ Ann Arons, December 15.—Tbe examination of Gen. Ketehum's books and bis band box, ahuws that there were no transactions such aa claimed by Mrs. Wharton. A question arose about admittiog Gan. Ketehum’s books as evi dence. Daring the argument of this question, the jury waa ordered from the Court room. London, December 15, 1:30 —An offloial dis patch from Sandringham, says that the Prince has had some quiet sleep to night. General Assembly of Georgia. PROCEEDINGS OF FRIDAY. Reported for the Telegraph and Messengrr.J Senate —The Senate met, President Tram mell in the ehair. The roll was called. Present—Messrs. Black, Brock. Brown, Breton, Barns, Cameron, Can dler, Crayton, Deveaux, Eite*. Erwin, Grifflo, Heard, Hillyer, Hinton, Jones, Jordan, Kibbee, Lester, Mathews, Nteholls, Peddy, Reese, Sim mons, Smith, Steadman, Wallace and Wellborn. The Journal was read and approved. Mr. Nteholls rose to a question of privilege and stated that he opposed the amendment pro posed by Ur. Smith to the report of the Com mittee on the State of the Bepnblie, on yester day, on the gronnd that in his opinion said amendment impliedly reoognized the validity of the 14th and 15th amendments, which he was tw willing to endorse. He desired his vote to be recorded in favor of the report of the oommittee, anti requested that this statement might tie eutered on the journal, which granted. Mr. Wellborn offered a resolution that, whereas, R. J. McCarny proposes to publish a pamphlet of the laws passed by this General Assembly, that tbe Secretary and Clerk be di rected to furnish to Mr. UeCamy copies of engrossed acta passed by this General Assem bly. Adopted. Leave of absence was granted to the Secre tary pro tern, after twelve o'clock, m. The House resolution providing for a joint committee of six to confer in regard to ad journment tine die of the General Assembly was on motion taken np and ooncnrred in. Messrs. Nichols, lteese and Braton were ap. pointed on behalf of the Senate. A House resolution relating to the Fublio Printer waa read. Mr. Hillyer offered a substitute, that whereas, W. A. Hemphill had been duly elected Publie Printer and had given bond and qualified as snch; therefore, Resolved, That the Secretary of State and tho officers of the two houses be instructed to fur nish all matter to be printed to him, and that no other pnblio printer shall hereafter be rec ognized—which was adopted. The House amendments to the Senate reso lution, which provides for the payment of tbe just claims of teaohers of the common schools with tbe poll tax for tbe years 18G3, '69 and '71, when thu same shall be collected and when a ile can be made of State bonds now designated as the school fond, were taken np. Tbe House amended tbe resolution tiy insert, ing after 1869, “1870,” and by striking out all ot the resolution relating to tho sale of State bonds. Mr. Jonen moved to disagree to the amend inents. After a short discussion the motion was lost and tho amendments agreed to. Mr. Brown offered a resolution providing that no member of the General Assembly shall draw pay for a longer time than forty days of the present session, which waa lost. On motion of Mr. Burns, the Senate took a recess of fifteen minntos. After the recess the Senate was called to order. Mr. Bruton asked to have a statement en tered on the journal that he voted against the report of tbe Oommittee on the State of the Re- public on yesterday, not because be objected to nine-tenths of the report, but because be did not approve of it as a whole. Mr. Nteholls, of the Joint Committee on Ad journment, reported from tbat oommittee a res. olution that the Senate shall adjourn sine die at 12 n. to-day, and that a committee of two from the Senate aud three from the Honse be appointed to notify the Acting Governor of tbe action of the General Assembly, and to know if he desires to make any farther oommanication to the General Assembly. The resolution was adopted. Mr. Nicholls offered a resolution providing that the per diem drawn by member* of tbe Legislature for t i-raorrow shall be* charged against them at the next session, which was adopted. Tbe ehair appointed Messrs. Nicholls and Bruton on the part of tbe Senate to wait on the Governor. House amendment to the resolution instraot- ing the Secretary to famish a copy of the laws to Mr. McOamy, concurred in. Mr. Smith offered a resolution directing the Committee on Agriculture and Manufactures to prepare a bill on feuoe laws so a* to prohibit tbe running at large of stock within certain limits. Not acted on. Mr. Nichols, chairman of the committee ap- pointed to wait upon the Aoting Governor, re ported tbat the oommittee bad waited npon the Acting Governor in accordance with tnstrao tions, and that he replied be was glad to see them as citizens but did not recognize them in an official capacity, or the fact tbat the Legis lature is now in session. FEYMCIAL AND COMMERCIAL Daily Review or the Market. OFFICE TELEGRAPH AND MESSENGER,) Beczxibeb 15—Evening, 1871 J Cotton.—Receipts to-rtay 627 bales; sales 303; shipped 416. The market his been dull throng bout the day, and we quote Liverpool middlings at lSj^e. KACON COTTON STATEXEET. Stock on hand 8epk 1,1871—bales.. 1,789 Baoeived to-day 637 Received provionalj 31,905—85,532 37,271 Shipped to-day 416 Shipped previiinely 25,327—25,713 Stock on hind thia evening. 11,538 UNITED STATES CUBRENOT—LOANS. Per month 1H@2X percent GOLD AND 8ILTBB. Buying rates for Gold 31 10 Belling 1 11 Buying ratee for Silver 105 Selling 1 08 EXCHANGE ON NEW TORS. Baring X discount Selling X pram. EXOHANdE ON BATANSAH. par. }{ prem. @ 9K BACON—Cleat rib Sides (smoked) Shouldexe. S igar-cured hams 17 URAI5 AND HAT. CORN I 00 @ l 05 MEAL .7.. 105 <3 1 10 GBITS 136 OATS 70 @ 75 FIELD PEAS 1 25 HAY—Northern 1 90 a 2 CO Tennesse Timothy .. 176 @180 RAGGING AND IRON TIES. BAG GIN G—Bengal Lyon Borneo Gunny Dundee Patched TIES—Gooche Arrow Eureka. 65f@ 6X @ Horning Market Report New York. Deoember 15.—Cotton dull and nomi nal: upland* 29; Orleans 20%; sales 600. Blocks active. Gold steady at 9%. Governments dull end heavy. Monoy light at 7@71-32. Exchange, long 9; short 9)£. F our dull end heavy. Wheat qniet end un changed. Corn dnll and unchanged. Pork quiet at 13 56@13 65. Lard hoavy at 9t4@9%- Turpentine 1 65%@166. Uceiu firm at 5 00 for strained. Freights steady. LtvERrooL, Deoember 15. noon Cotton opened firm: uplands 10; Orleans 10)* @10%; salea 15,000 baea. Sales of tho week 132.000; for export 19.0TO; on ■peculation 22, 00; stock 458,000; American 69,000; receipts 117,000; American 53,000; actual exports 15,000. Later—Cotton quieter; Orleans 10; for export and speculation 5,600; stock t float 400,000; Ameri can 147,000. Cotton on shipping at Savannah or Charleston 9 iiard 45* 9il. Pork 53s London. December 15, noon.—Consols 92%. Bonds 92}£* Paris. December 15—Specie in tbe Bank of France has increased 333,0(i0f. Markets—-Evening Keport. New Yore, December 15.—Cotton weak; sales 2113 bales; uplands 19%: Orleans 20%. House.—The Honse met at 10 a m., and wa* called to order by the Speaker. Prayer by Rev. Mr. Jones. The journal of yesterday was read and ap proved. A bill to levy and collect a tax on dogs in the connties of Brooks and Hancock, wa* read the third time. About twenty other counties were, added, Mr. Bryan argued that the bill would be unconstitutional if passed. Laid on the table. Mr. Pierce offered a re ointion that this Gen eral Assembly adjourn line die to night at 12 o'clock A substitute by Mr. Cumtning, providing for the appointment of a committee to confer with a simitar committee on tbe part of the Senate, and to recommend the hour of adjournment sine die ot this General Assembly, was adopted. Mr. Simmons, of Gwinnett, offered the fol lowing resolution, which was adopted : Resolved, That W. A. Hemphill, of the At lanta Constitution, having been elected Public Printer, and he having given bond and quali fied a* snob, it is ordered by the House that from this time for li, the Secretary of State causo tho printing of the Honse to be done by him aB by law provided, and that tbe Honse will recognize no o:h»r a* Public Printer; and that said Public Printer be instructed to print the public and private laws at onco. Tho Joint Oommittee on adjournment report ed a resolution providing for the adjournment of ibis General Assembly at twelve o’clock to night cine die; also, pruvid.ngfor the appoint ment of a Joint Committee to wait upon the Governor and inform him of the action of the General Assembly on tbe question of adjourn ment, and to ask if he has any farther com munications for this General Assembly. Apopted. A resolution by Mr. Pierce, reciting that a number of members under the ini presto • n that this session wou'.d include Saturday hud drawn pay for that day and directed the Treasurer to ebareo for tbe same os advance. Adoptr d. The Senate amendment to the resolution above reported in reference to the Public Prin ter, which allowed Mr. MoCatuy, of Whi'field, to publish the publie laws passed at this nehsion at his own expense, was further amended by saying tbat nothing herein contained shall con flict with the rights of the Public Printer, and then ooncarre.i in. The committee oharged with uommnnicsting tho artionrof the General Assembly in relation to adjournment to the Governor reported that thoy had performed then duty and had been in formed by Hon. Benjamin Conley tbat he did not recogoTze the Tact that there was any Gen eral Assembly in session: bub that if he did he probably would hive som .thing to oommoni- ■4 — iiiUa ui ruuivMuiu House adjourned nntil 9 r xl The Legislature will adjourn at midnight No further business will be transacted. S. L. CASKETS! Latest improvement in UETAL CAbES AND CASKETS; A'ao, latest styles of WCOD CASKETS AND COFFINS, Elegantly finished, at greatly reduced prices. up nnw iture. A very extensive stock, ell styles aud price*, cheap for cash. Carpets, Oil Clothe, Mattings. Mattresses, Ehedas and Wall Paper. THOMAS WOOD, oet!9 2aw2m Next to Lanier House. COMPLIMENTARY BALL ' YBOF. A Y. ROBISSON 4 SON have tendered a Compimectaty li*U to Traveler* Beat Lodge No. 65, F. A M , at Montezuma, Go., on Friday evening December 22d, 1871, at 7% F. xl ded2-dlaw2w BOARDERS WANTED. f'i OOD board and lodging can ba had at the Flint i J House, at reasonable rates. nov24 eodlra* MBS. A. LAS3ETT.R. NOTICE. T HIRTY DAYS after date application will be made to tbe City Council of Macon to close tbat part of Tatnall street, and all tbe alleys run ning through tbe property deeded by the said Council to Mercer University. D. E. BUTLEB. nol5 law30d Free. Board Trusteea, M. U. Wlto, U|USUIUO VFi ll'OUO -D. s . Salos of futures to-day 7850 baiee at the fol- owing figures: December 19%@19 5-16@19 9-16; January 19%@19 9-IK; February 197£@1U 13-16@ 19%; March 29(319 15 -16; April 20%@20 3 16; May 20%. Comparative Cotton Statement —Total receipts from September 1st last year 1 315.047; same time this rear l,lv7;00l Total exports from September 1 last year, 724,119; same time thia year 673,352. 8tockat.il United States ports last year 473,686; this year 400,496. At interior towns last year 1C4.- £84; thie year 737,312. Liverpool last year 349.000; this year 458,000. Ameticin cotton afloat for Great Bnraiu last year 151,000: this year 157,000 bales. Money closed stringent at % commission. Ster ling steady at U%@9%. Gold 9%@9%. Govern ments rather dull. Htato bonds—Tennessee* film; new South Uarolinae heavy; others steady. Flour, southern dull and declining; common to fair extra 6 80@7 2 ; good to choice 7 40@9 25. IVlanky 95%. Wheat veiy doll end nominally lower; winter red western 1 67@160. Com bade firmer; supply light at 77%@78%. Bit-e 8%@9. Pork 13 50 @13 75. Beef steady Lard dull; kettle 9%. Naval* quiet and firm Tallow beav at 939%. Freights dull and heavy Governments—81s 7%; 62s 10%; 4*10%; 5sll%; 7s 16%; 8» 16%: 10-40s 9%. Stale bonds—Tei nesseee 66; new 64%. Virginia* 61; new 67. Louisiana's 61; new 50. Levees 64; 8s 75 Alabama 8s 100; 6s 65. Georgia 6a 78; 7s 80; North Dandifies 34; new 12. South CaroUuaa 50; new .9% a Baltimore, December 15.—Cotton steady; mid dling* 19%; net r.ceip'8 140; gross 165; exports coastwise 3*5; side* 622 stock 6196. Net receipts or tbe week 951; gross 2158; exports to Great Urii&inSl; to the continent 266; coast wise 1944; sales or the we-k 2894. Flour steady Wheat dull. Corn dull; white G5@ 68; yellow 70; mixed western 7n@71. Pork firm at 14 -26. Bio >n unobsng-d Whisky 90%. Cinc nnati, December 15 —Msiket generally dnll end <-tea y Whi-kv 90 Louisville. Decemner 15 —Bagging dull at 13%. Provisiuu*, demand .ight, holders firm. Whisky 90@91. 8t. Louis, Deoember 15.—Whisky 90. Pork 13 25. Bao >n steady. New ORLavNs December 15 Cotton easier; mid- gHing* 19%@19%; n-t receipt* 8151 gross 9235: ex ports St. Nebastam 629; Bales 6400; stock 134 253 Net receipts of the week 42,731 gross 693 394; expoita to Great Britain 301,285; Havre 20.911; Bremen 4254; Hamburg 22,500: Barcelonia 3010; Bt. 8ebastaiu 119; ooaetwise 5772; sales of the week 89,000. Flour ectres and firmer; superfine 7 £0; treble 9 G2%@9 75. Corn, market bare, a lot of 838 sacks solo si 121, an advano* of 40 oents over previous receipts. Oats scarce and higher at G0@G2 Bran scarce; sales from etore 1 75@2 1 0. Hay quiet; prime 35 00. Pork firmer at 15 00@18 00. Bacon ad vanced; ehouldeis 8; clear rib aides 8; clear sides 8%; sugar cured hams; new 15(315% Lard, tioroe 9%@10; keg 10% Sugar in fair demand; in ferior 6%@6%; common to good Orleans 7@7%; fair to fully fair 8; prime 9%@9% Molasses quiet; inferior 2i‘@30; common 35; fair 36340; prime 41@ 43; strictly prime 14@48. Coffee 18%®20 Whisky 95@105 Bterling 18%. 8ight % discount. Gold 9%. Wilmington. December 15.—Cotton firm; mid dlings 19; net receipts 397; exports coastwise 2725; sale* 194; stock 2330. Net receipts for the week 1701; exports coastwise 2725; sales 739. Augusta, Deoember 15. — Cotton dull and nominal; middlings 18%; receipts 2818; sales 900. Net receipts of the weok 7168; Bales of the week 5550; stock 15.765. 8avannah. December 15. — Cotton quiet and weak; middlings 19%; net leeeipta 3655; exporta coastwise 650; to Gloat Britain 6103; ssdes 8000: stock 72.295. Net receipts of the week 23,350 gross ; ex ports to Great Britain 8728: continent 3687; coast wise 3773; sales of the week 9500. Charlestor, December 15.—Ootton quiet; mid dlings 10%; not receipts 24,494; gross ; ex ports Great Britain 4489; exports Continent 730; exports coastwise 1912: esiesSOO: stock 28,262. Net receipts of tbe week 12,211; gross ; ex port* to Great Britain 10,892; to continent 10,690; coastwise 5316; tales of the week 2700- Mobile Decemb-r 15 —Ootton doll and heavy; middlings 19% 19%; net receipts 2783; exports coastwise 2573; to Great Britain ; sales 600; stock 43,701. Net receipts of tbe week 1657; exports to Great Britain 2735; Rotterdam —; coastwise 7195; sales of tbe week 9500. Boston, Deoember 15.—Ootton qniet; middlings 20%@20%; net receipts 262; gross 7622; exports to Greet Britain —; cjiaUiae —; sales 600; stock 7510. Net receipts of tho week 1590; gross 8960; exp.iris to Ureat Britain 112; coastwise ; sales 3000 No-fole. December 15 —Cotton qnie*; low mid- cling* 18%@I8%; ret rectipta 18374; exports coast wise 2183; ta'es lOO: stock 6530. N t receipts of th week 8102; exports coestwiae 9381; to Great Britain —; sales of tbe week 86. Galvesto-, December 15 —Cotton qniet; good ordinrav 17%®17%; net receipts 1187; exports to Great Britain 1009; coastwise 1368; siles 600; stock 8435 Net receipts of tbe week 8822; exports to Great Britain 4433; coastwise 2559; sales 10,700. MeMFms.-DeiNsnver 15—Cotton doll; middl ngs 19%: receipts 1740; shipments 1720; stock in 1870 3939; 1871, 1770 Net receipts of the week 5133; shipments 1607; sales of the w- ek 1510. Philadelphia, December 15 Colton qniet; mid. riling* 20%. -0 Net receipts of tbo week 577; grots 2279. Macon, December 15.—notion doll; middlings 18V.; net receipts 3108; shipments 2575; stock, 1870, 197t; 1871, 1100 Providence, December 15. —Net receipts of the week 266; stock 9000; cotton dull and nominal. Mostoomert, Dec-mber 15 —Cotton, receipts 3985; shipments 25:0; stock 1870, 1L800; 1871, 11,3:0 C lumbu’, Deoember 15.—Cotton firm; raoeipts 2610; vbi) men-s S545, stock 7545. Helka. December 15 —Colton, reoeip'S 8510; shipments 2891; s ot k 1870, 10,650; 1871, 6165 Nashville. December 15 —Ootton doll; mid dling* 18@18%; net receipts 3769; shipments 3769; shipments 3516. stock in 1870, 4610; 1871, 1585 Cm Point, Decembor 15 —Cotton, receipts for tbe week 7972- Lo-sixis, Deoember 15, evening.—Turpentine 49s 93. Liverpool, December 15, evening.—Cotton closed quiei; uplands 10; Orlevns 10%@10%. Manchester advices less favorable, which causes dullness. T«llow 461. Cotton ships arrived: New Ctitle, Indian Chief, Enoch Talbot, aDd Ella 8. Tbaver. Common main 13a@13s 6. Fine roain 25s. Short rib middies 37s 6d. JNO. W. O'CONNOR, WHOLESALE AND SET AIL LIQUOR DEALER, nff^OOST, G-A. THE BEST GOODS, THE HEAVIEST STOCKS, THE CHEAPEST. (Because they ere the beet) in the Macon market, at JNO. W. O'CONNOR’S. D O you need good Whisky ? then buy of O'Con nor. Hia brand of XXXX has taken the only SILVER PREMIUMS (a cup and medal) that has ever been given in Georgia, OVER ALL OTHER BRANDS. JQO YOU WISH, AT A LOW FIGURE, A HEIDSEICK & CO.’S CHAMPAGNE, (Genuine.) Just call and see wish a good CIGAR ata low figure. Call D°oT A PURE CHAMPAGNE CIDER, TN half barrels, for family use, (from New Jersey) I cheap. Also on draft. Can be had at A PURB IMPORTED SHERRY, A T a low figure, for Table or Cooking purposes can be bad at F OK CHOICE OLD PORT, MEDICINAL TUBPOSES, AT D O you wish a good EGG NOG ? then don't fail to got somo of O'CONNOR'S 1'uro JAMAICA AND ST. CROIX RUM. IT 18 PURE, SURE ENOUGH. Ale, Porter, Claret, Champagne, J^OR sale at 25 per cent lees than sold in Macon, O’CONNOR’S. CHOICE BUTTER, CHEESE, HAMS, PICKLES, CRACKERS, SYRUPS, LARD, BACON, MEAL. GBITS AT O’CONNOR’S. Bottles, Kegs, Cories, Loiels. etc., AT O’OONNOBS. I WILL 0S80 any kind of goods ordered at actual ooet of packing. D OST you buy of any one until yon see me. I will sell the CHEAPEST. JNO. W. O’CONNOR, Opposite Car hart A Cord's, Cherry street. dec5 tf ^k-GFBJNrO'Sr THE FAIREST THING YET! BROWN Sc CO.’S. NO. 46 - - • SECOND. STREET, THAT’S THE PLACE! r TE just been there and taken one bid at “The Fairest Thing Yet.” Thia i* none of your Mem phis Beal Estate Distributions, or Sonth Carolina Land and Immigration Association*, or Metropoli tan Gif: Enterprise concerns; but something reel. These folks are our friends, neighbors and every day ssrociatos. I know them. Their voucher! are the very best men iu the whole conntrv. Yongo to Brown and let him explain “The Fairoat Thiog Yet” to you, &nd if yea don't leave a $10 note witii him I bhall decide you don't “know how it ia your- Belf.” 4 *Your head's level.” ‘*Yon’ve got that down right—if the court knows herself, and she thinkj ehe do«8. w nov25 tuAeiUw Savannah Bank and Trust Co., MACON. QAPITAL ONE MILLION DOLLARS, all paid in ADYANVE8 MADE ON COTTON. EXCHANGE BOUGHT AND SOLD. DEPOSITS RECEIVED, On which Interest will be Allowed, AS AGREED UEOH. jan25-ly L C. PLANT A SON. Acts. EXWiRD HAIGHT Si CO., ' B A. KT EC. El H. S, No. 9 WALL STREET, - - - - NEW YORK. T HE business of our firm ta tbe same as any State or National Bank. Individuals or firms banking with us may deposit and draw as they please, tbo same as with any bank, except tbat we allow Interest on all balances (of five per cent). We buy and sell Bonds, Stocks, Oold, Business Papers, end collect business notes and draft* throughout the United States, giving prompt re* turns. do4 lm North British anti Mercantile INSURANCE COMPANY, London and. Edinburgh. (Established 1809.) Subscribed Capital, (gold) *10,000,000 00 Present Total Assets, (gold) 14,865,224 39 T HE undersigned having accepted the agency of tho &bove First-GI&S& Company are prepared to take fire rialu on the moot favorebln teim*- nor20 ly ** L C. PLANT A BUN, Agenth. PIANOS - AND ORGANS; ON ISHTALLMHSTU. R. J. ANDERSON & CO., Agents lot tbs HALLETADAVIS, EMERSON, and SOUTHERN GEM PL4NOS, and mason a hamlin organs. T hese are first-clasa instruments, and can be bought on installments of from *10 to *25 per month. Tboee wanting a desirable and sweet-toned instrument would do well to examine cure before purchasing elsewhere. Orders fer all kinds of music and musical instruments promptly attended tO At SCHREINER S OLD MUSIC STORE, Cotton Avenue. Macou, Ga. Greatest Proflnction of Inventive Genius. The Original Uowe Sewing Machine. It is simple, durable, easily understood, and easi ly operated At the Georgia State Fair, 1871. tba two Fust Premiums were awarded to tbe HOWL for tbe best family machine tor ah khnis of wosk, and for the bist manufacturing msch.ne. Tbese superior machines can be bought on easy term* of R J. ANDERSON, Agent, No. 15 Cotton Avenue, Macon, Ga. Agents wanted in every town and oonnty in Soxth- ■est Georgia. From *50 to *500 per month guar anteed. decs tf PACIFIC OUA50COap,OifS~ Cmjiii AciJ Plosplate of line, FOB COMPOSTING WITH COTTON SEED. PRIOB H9BX)tJOBD. fTtHIS article is prepared expressly for oompoet- 1 ing with Cotton Seed, in order to enpply it with Soluble Phorphoric Acl i, which is nocraaary to render it moBt effective and eoouomical aa a fer tilizer. 250 pounds cotton need compoeted with 250 pounds of thia Acid Phoephato liaz* been found by two years’ experience to produce rceults rarely equaled and never aurpasaed by any other fertilizer. A Com poet made in this manner contains ml tue elements of value that, can enter rnto any fertilizer. It is the only manner in which cotton aeed can be nronerlv mod With it tbo planter can supply him- KraLTfirtGtosro# the highest grail, at-tiro smallest cost, which will enao.e him to use it hber- aUv and thus realize tho higheet results from the labor and time employed in making hi* crop. For directions for compoetmg, for pneo and tonne, apply to ^gHER AYRES, Agonf. Poplar street, Macon, Ga. John S. Reese A Co., Genejitf Agent*, Baltimore. de!3 3m