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o. YE WHO LOVE uio BARGAINS. T Ot B TIME HAS COME. irTt m MONDAY, DrxKBBEB 1STII, WE MALL orris all oub large stock fine? Dress Goods, at a lono wav BELOW their value, PERHAPS BELOW COST. XHEY MUST BE SOLD! WI AU BAKU ECS, AST) reed the honey, for Christmas Dinings, pjOAST DAMASK, DAMASK NAPKINS, W. P. Caelos keeps fresh fish, oysters, dress ed fowls, beefsteak, venison steak, docks, birds and, in fact, everything that is good to eat. He can give yon as good a dinner as can be had in Georgia. A Mzeet Chbutkas iSDHimNnr 1'eae All—Old and young—rich and poor—are quested to call and examine the unusually at tractive assortment of novelties on exhibition at the store of Wing & Solomon. They offer at very low figures their stook of fine jewelry,sterling silverware and fancy goods. Presents of an inexpensive character, constat ing in part of a variety of Toilet Mia, Satin-trimmed and beautifully designed work Handsomo writing deakr. Jsrdanieres, Musical work boxes, StAtaeUea, Comical ink stands. Gold and ivory head canes. Meerschaum pipes. Glove and handerchief boxes, TXEnUKl TO LOOK AT. J. B. BOSS A 8. T. COLEHAH. isITtf vKARE chance , ,r pare for a contemplated change of part- ./nlup. " r hare determined to sell from this date Si, tolowuw goods at NEW TORE COST. All of oor magnificent stock of WINTER DRESS GOODS' All of our LADIES' READY-MADE B0IT8, SAILOR jackets, cloth, flush, CASHMERE end OPERA CLOAKS, CASHMERE CLOTH AND ALPACA WAISTS. TLM* rood, comprise Um moot extensive, band- in. and eljllab stoak this side of New York dty; touahifor CAsH, end cffeisd astbaysre L rt New York oost, present an opportunity not cBertd to purchaeers to secure reaUy choice id do,liable articles at less than thtir actual ' ILe City Cara pass the store (Cotton avenue en due*} in going to and from the Brown Honed trine* j * ur , annunu a m dKtOtf . HOPSON A GO., 41 Second street. IttDllTIOX IX DRY GOODS. Ia order to meet the demands of a tight money market we will aell at beduohd rnicEa Our entire stock of PIIE88 GOODS, FOBS, SHAWLS, CLOAKS and CLOAKING, BLANKETS, JEANS, CASSIMERES, QUILTS, SPREADS, A1CD HOlfE F0RSISH1NG GOODS, GENERALLY. WE MEAN WHAT WE SAY. COME AND BEE. W. A. BANKS A SONS, deal If Triangular Block, Macon, Ga j. aoaaox outlaw, oao. a. wans, z. T. coMitxa. aarrcxn r. Clears sew. OGDEN & CO., Cotton Commission Merchants, MACON. GA. J -tOTTON PURCHASED FOB ORDER. OON- tlNMENTS FOB NEW YORK, AND ORDERS FOB PURCHASE OB BALE FOB FUTURE DE LIVERY SOLICITED. Refer by Permission to Mem. B. R. Graves A Oo. New York. Central Railroad and Banking Company, Sevan- C Meaan. John W- Anderson's Bona, Savannah. Mtwira. Duncan A Johnston. Savannah. Messrs. Bate* A Comer, Savannah. octl7 tf B. A. WISE & CO., Cherry st., Macon, Qn. 11 TOO WANT TO rUftCHAlK TIE BEST COOKING STOVE cvza orrzaan m ruoow, FOR THE LEAST MONEY, B. A. WINE A CO.. Macon, Ga. BALL, BLACK A CO. MS and 507 Itrondnay. Now York, Offer for the HOLIDAYS the moat complete and best selected assortment of the following goods to be found in the city: DIAMOND AND GOLD JEWELRY. WATCHES FOB LADIES AND GENTLEMEN. STERLING SILVER TABLE WARE. BRONZES, ANTIQUE AND MODERN. MARBLE AND BRONZE CLOCKS. marble statuary. FANCY GOODS GENERALLY. dech-tf Dr. Hurley’s Ague Tonic Purely Vegetable t So Arsenic, So Mercury In tie Composition! N O CURE, NO FAY, is directions be followed. No danger in taking an overdose, aa we put no poison in oar medminee. One dollar pec bottle. Dr. Hurley's Stomach Bitters 1 8 the remedy, par exeeOanee, for all diseases arising from debility, disordered stomach, lose of appetite, torpid liver, indigestion, and all kladied ailment*, where a gentle and permanent etimr-’.ar.t and toaiais required. Pleasant to take. One dcUar per bottle. Dr. Hurley’s Syrup of Sarsaparilla WITH IODIDE OF POTASH. (reskm as the moat reliable, searching and bxi ra ises alterative within their reach, and a, a Blood Purifier it certainiT stands without a rtvaL One dollar per bottle. Dr. Seabrook’s Infant Soothing Syrup rpHE indispensable remedy in the nursery. No -L more use for laudanum, paregoric, Bateman a Drops, or other strong opiates. No Dad effects from the n.e of Seabrook’s. Health to the chili rest to the mother, and a dear conscience to the vendor, ffiosuta per bottle. Pearl and enameled opera glasses, and numerous other fancy articles being re ceived for present*. A source of joy to the do nor aa well as to the receiver. Remember, the plaee to look aa well as to buy is at wing A Sol omon'*. Tnx Georgia No. 2 bar ia supplied with the finest liqnon. W. P. Gaanos ia agent forth* celebrated Acme whisky and Philadelphia ala. Buy your drugs and medicines at Barrie A Peter’s drug store, Damnufs Block, Second street, corner Lighthouse alley. If cut good* rcceited daily. Bock Caxdt Dane, aa fine syrup as was ever eaten, ia sold by W. P. Carlos. Garrzn JIalaeo is at the oyster stand in the Georgia No. 2., and keeps the very best of Apa- lachicola and Savannah oyatora. Casus keeps one of the finest saloons in Georgia. Good Opera Flannels at 50 cents per yard, at the New York Store. Ir you want a good dinner or anpper tbe place to go is the Georgia No. 2. Try It. “Caoat thou not minister to a mind diseased, And with some sweet, oblivions antidote. Cleanse tbe fonl bosom of ibe perilous stuff That weighs upon tbe heart?" Certainly: PbairraTtox Btttebs will do it when nothing else will. Melancholy, depression, hypo chondria, insanity, all spring, more or lees, from a diseased stomach, and this Plantation Bitters is a rare cure for. There is no mistake about it dyspepsia, headache, dullness, ague, and low spirits must yield to tbe health-giving and genial influ ence of the Plantation Bitters If you are in doubt, make one trial and be convinced. Frail, x.id Pazcaimoy.—This ia a season tries the frame and the constitution. If there be a weak spot in either, tbe chilling damps, the ma larious fogs, the varieties of temperature that mark the commencement of the winter season are rare to find it out. There are few system* that have not a weak spot somewhere, and the wisest thing that any man or woman can do is to fortify it by a course of Hoetetter'a Stomach Bitten, and thus keep tbe enemy at bay. In war, when a city ia menaced the first thing to be done la to strength' on the ramparts. The earns policy should be adopted with the bnmtn body, when its direst foe, malaria, ia abroad. If the stomach la weak, this tonic will lend it vigor; if tbe bowels are morbidly sensitive, this alterative will regulate them; if the liver ia inert, this wholesome stimulant will ronse it; If there la constipation, this aperient will cure it; if there is nervous debility, this nervine will teplaoe it with nervous vigor; if there ia impurity in the blood, this deparent will neutralize it; if there is a cloud on the spirits, this exhilarant will dispel it These are facte that have been demon strated every day for the laat twenty yean. Can as much be said for any other medicine—or rather, can as much be proved l tor anything may be said try the unscrupulous. Do not except any of the ixal bitten sometimes recommended by dealers in lien of tbe Standard Beatorativo. Lessons In Cookery. Hans Schmidt he loves his soar kraut, Crapeau dost* on ze frog; John Bull likes beef and ’alf and 'alf, Tbe Chinee goes for dog. And there's troth in Wcllera Pieman's claim. While at Grimalkin looking; *'I can make yon mutton, beef or veal, There's everything in cooking." Tbe Georgian is cosmopolite, With his hominy and bog; He'll eat the Deutacher'ssonr kraut, Or he'll go the Frenchman's frog. Tis oooking the savory dinner makes, No matter what the food is. • • • • • The public will please excuse Truman A Green for not publishiny the rest of this exciting poem, but the mute failed and could not do justice to the theme. The point ie, that no matter what the material may be—if you hate a Charter Oak store, it can be cooked into a savory and delicious meal. Boauuus, the Great Alterative. Its action upon the most inveterate cases cf Rheumatism is wonderful indeed. Newsom's Dxror, Va., April 25,1862. QarrruMx-t: I received your kind letter in March, also tbe Iloeadalls ordered, and retain many thanks, as I am greatly benefitted by its use. have been a sufferer from Rheumatism for nine yean, so much so that at the time I ordered the Bosnians my hands were in snob condition that I could not write, therefore had to get my cousin to do so for me. I have used as yet only two bottles of tbe medi cine, but the effect hse been wonderful- I now write yon myself, not requiring the services of my main. M. A. C. deo 1S-2W Da Puce's Caxan Biki.vo Fowdee—.After a six yean' test ia acknowledged to bo the only strictly pure, healthful, and reliable baking powder in the market. Bis Flavoring Extracts equally pure. Eooxomt.—By using Mrs Whitcomb's Syrup for children, msny a doctor's bill can be saved, and much suffering averted. Bead the advertisement in another column. Habuaoe Gem*.—Interesting work, numerous engravings, 224 pages. Pries 50 rente. Address Dr. Butts' Dispensary 13 North Eight Street, St Louis, Mo. See advertisement. aug!7-dAwly A Slight Cold," Cocons.—Few ue aware of the importance of checking a cough, or “slight cold" which would yield to a mild remedy, if neg lected, often attacks the longs. •'Broun's Bron chial Troches” give ears end almost immediate relief. Food is Lite —“One man," says the proverb, may lead “the horse to the water, but twonty men cannot make him drink." But it is also true that the hone cannot drink unless be be taken to the water. In like manner, while it ia true that each part of the body must be in a condition of readi ness to take up fiom tho blood the nutriment it needs, it ie also true that there must be abondtnoe of good blood for each part to take up nutriment from. Now. in order to have good blood, we must have, on tbe ono band, a sufficiency of appropriate whole rams food, and, on the other band, we must have a sufficiently keen digestive power, that ia, ■imply—dissolving power—in the stomach. Many ■offer from more or leas deficiency in this “die solving'' power. To eupply this very deficiency, the primary and chief function of that great tonic stimulant. Dr. Gottlieb Fiscb's Bitten 1 This subject continued next week under “-VaTri- tion : Hon Possible." Unsox G. Worn's Bell Scrams, an invigora ting tonic and medicinal beverage, manufactured by the proprietor* at Schiedam in Holland, is war ranted perfectly pure, and free from all deleterious substances. It 1a distilled expressly for cases of Dyspepsia or Indigestion, Dropsy. Gout. Rheum*- tism. general Debility, Cattrah of the Bladder. Taina in the Back and Stomach sod all diaeaaee of tha Urinary Organa. It gives great relief in Asthma, Gravel and Calculi in the Bladder; strengthens and invigorates tbe system, and will keep off that dreadful eoourgo, Fever and Ague, when taken in Especial pair* have been taken aa to its quality, *nd a permanent uniformity is guaranteed. Ttue ia calculated to make the Bell Schnapps the most reliable *nd popular article of ita kind. It is dis tilled from Barley of the finest quality, and the Aromatic Juniper Berry of Italy. Aa a healthful sverage it baa no superior. To the invalid and those wbo travel, and are aub- to changes of water sod climate, they will find - an invaluable agent. Hudson G. Wolfe was. for tbe period of twenty rests, connected in the Schnapps bnwneea with hia 'unde, tha late Udolpbo Wolfe, and hia long expe rience and knowledge of the business in which be ie engaged, should t o a sufficient guarantee that he f oUv appreciates the wants of the public for an ar- tido prepared expressly for the ihseasee above iooed, and all be asks ia to give the Bell ,ppa a trail, and compare the same with others that make the like pretentions. Catrnos!—Ask for --IL O. Wolfe’i Bell Schnapps." For sale by all respectable Grocers and Apothe- rita. HUDSON O. WOLFE A Oo.. Office. 18 South William Street, New York. For eaUbv CAMPBELL A ENGLISH Macon Ga. Nxw Deco Stole.—Among our new advertise ments this morning will be found that of Mr. R. B. Hall, wbo has recently purchased the drug establishment of T. W. Ellis, corner of Cherry street and Cotton Avenue. Mr. Hall baa received within a day or too past a heavy stock of new drags, and now offers to the citizens of Maoon, drags and medicines which he knows to be fresh and pure. Ha cornea among us well re commended, and we have found him an affabla and courteous gentleman. He has had seven teen yean experience in the drag basin eta and willsoperintend in person the prescription de partment. He offers superior inducements the old stock purchased of Mr. Ellis, which be will sell at leas that New York ooat We oom- mend him to the patronage of oor citizens. Ikfoktast to Yorso GxxTLTMEt.—At an ad journed and numerously attended meeting the young men of our dty held yesterday, the following preamble and resolution* were cnanl mously adopted, viz: Whereas, At the last meeting of the young men of Macon, a oommittee of nine were ap pointed to inspect the various stocks of holiday goods, etc., offered for sale in this dty, and Whereas, The said committee report unani mously that they have examined all the said stocks of goods and found that in variety, cheap- ness and tastefulness, that of Brawn & Go., of Seooud street, far exoeeds all others, and Be it resolved, That we, the young men of Maoon, will purchase our Christmas gifts for our mothers, sisters and sweethearts at Brawn A Co.’s Further resolved. That these resolutions, eta. be published in the Teltosath asd CITY AFFAIRS. THURSDAY MORNING. DEO. 21,1871. Tnz bays should remember that they can get fire crackers for ten oents a pack, and six-ball Roman evcdles for ten cents each, at Hall’s drug store. A few Montgolfier balloons for 25 cents each. dec21-2t £0 bbla West's No. 1 Coal OU for sale at Balti more prices, freight added, by It J. H. Zziltk A Co. Noxtolx oysters at 8. T. A B. P. Walker's, 1 Cherry street. dcc20-tf A HANDSOME HEAVX SOLID StLVEU CBKAM FITCH ES, worth $60, will bo pro- ented to the largest purchaser of goods from lit stook by 8 o’clock *., December 23d. E. J. Johnston. French Plaids at 25 oents, at the New York Store. _ To Efobtsiizn.—Go to Barrett A Castlcn's gun emporium, if you want to buy the best ar ticle at the lowest prioe. They can exoel any establishment in the State in ream-boring and and dra^boring guns for shooting, either for dose, for scattering, or for penetration. Try them. novlStf. The cheapest Black Alspac* can be found at the New York Store. Fireworks of all kinds at 8. T. A B. P. Walk ers, 88 Cherry street. dec20-tf Only the best of chewing tobacco, domestic and imported cigars—part whisky and brandy kept by Barris A Peter. ^ Two-Ply Carpets at 75 cents, $1 and $1 25 per yard, at tho New York Store. Htancinths Bulb.—AU colors Uyandnth glasses with or without bulb, for sale at Wise A Dobb's. When yon decide to buy a wagon go and see tbe Jaokaon at B. H. Wrigley'e, No 66 and G8, Second street, before you buy. The Jaokaon wagon and many other kinds are sold at low figures by B. H. Wrigley, No. and G8, Second street. Wholesale buyers will find it to their inter est to call on 8. Waxelbaum, Bro. A Co., and examine their stock before baying, as they have the largest and beat selected stock in the dty. Bate your prescriptions prepared at Barris Peter’s drug store. Competent Apothecaries, pure and reliable medicines and reasonable prices are guaranteed. Great reduction are made in Dry Goods this week at the New York Store. The beat Christmas present for your wife, is one of those “reel French china dinner sets," containing 150 pieoes, which Wise A Dobbs are actually Balling for $37 50. Ora Hundred toilet seta from $1 to $15. Fif- wine eeta from SI to $10. Ono hundred toy tea seta from 15 oents to SI 75. Plated Ware of the best quality can bo found in abundance at Truman A Green's. Goram A Co.'a-elegant solid diver goods in (a specialty with mo for 20 years) for holiday and bridal presents, at E. J. Johnston's. M.vv your little wife’s heart glad this Christ mas by going to Truman A Green's and buying her a pretty present; say a new castor, or a pair of raxes, or any of the thousand and ono articles for sale there. Eine reiche Auawahl von Gegenataendenfner Weihnschts, trad Nenjahisgeschenke passend bei Truman A Green, Triangular block. Un aasortiment magnifique adapts pour des presents de hoel et des e'trennes chez Truman A Green, Triangular block. Solid Silyez Pitches*, goblets, cups, etc., eta, for the holidays, at very low figures, at E. J. Johnston’s. Seating Rise open every night from htlf- past seven to half-past nine o'clock. Orra at Niobt.—J. W. Burke A Ca an- counce through our columns that they will keep open their bouse of business at night daring the bohdeya. This ia hot right, aa many who are employed during the day will want to make purchases of holiday goods at night, and they should, by all means, bars an opportunity of seeing the msny beauties that Burke A Co. have laid in for this special oocasion. Accident on the Southwestern Railroad. On Monday night last, an sect dent occurred to the accommodation train on the Southwestern Road near Powerxville. Tha axle of the tender broke and threw four or five cars off the track, but for tunately no person was hurt. None of the cars were materially injured. The trains on Tues day were delayed a short time in consequence of the accident, but made all the connections in Macon. Wobth Loosing At.—We know that the weather is cold, very cold, but still we would advise oar readers to stop a moment or taro when they pas Brown A Co'*, store on Second street, and inspect those exquisite chroma's on exhibition in their show windows. That basket of peaches really have the “fax” on them, and aa for the two half lengths of lovely girls one goes boms dissatisfied with his better half after a glance et them. Fine Arts.—We hope oar citizens will not forget that the sale of those magnificent paint ings in the old postoffiee building will oom- menoe to-night at 7 o’clock. We insist that there be a Urge attendance end that they mani fest a liberal disposition in their parch axe«. bach an opportunity to procure real gems of art is rarely afforded to the citizens of Macon, and we cut assure them that a visit to tho hall daring the day will folly satisfy the best con noise ora of the truthfulness of onr assertion. Don’t fail to call and examine the collection da ring the day, if yon hare not heretofore. “Liobtsixo CnasoEs.”—The above caption b certainly applicable to the oondition of the weather “at this time present.” Oa Taesity night at 12 o'clock it was so warm aa to make a long walk, snch as we take nightly, in reaching onr domicile, very unpleasant. In walking a little more than half a mile we were thrown into a heavy perspiration; at seven o'clock yesterdiy morning shawls and overcoats combined were^ barely sufficient to make one oomfortable. There mnst have been, within six or seven hours, a change of at least fifteen to twenty degrees in tbe temperature of tbe westher. Snch sadden changes mnst neeessirily be injurious to hoalth, and it behooves ns all to use every preeantion to prevent pneumonia. Another False Alarm.—Yesterday afternoon At abont five o’clock, tho fire bells sounded an alarm, and soon tbe streets presented a scene of general confusion. The fire companies were in groat commotion, all hastening to their engine i*. Two of tho companies had their en gines ont, ready to move to the scene of action, before it was ascertained that another false alarm had been given. We inquired eagerly for the cause of tha trouble, bat oonld learn no thing definite in regard to it Theso sadden changes in the weather are good occasions for fires, and we eantion onr citizens to be extremely earofol. Maoon has been truly fortnnato in her exemption from the ravages of fire, and every preeantion abonld be token daring the winter months to prevent a conflagration. Onr fire department is one of tho best in tho State, but lot ns remember that Chicago boasted the beet waterworks and firo department in America. Her fate shows the folly of dependence upon earthly aid for tho extinguishment of tho de vouring element in closely crowded cities when heavy winds are blowing. The Moulton Concert To-night.—Wo are gratified to know that Mrs. Monlton will havo an audience to-night that will be a fit tribnto from Georgia's “Central City ’’ to her genius, and the well won Yamoaa n vocalist sho now enjoys. She appeared at Atlanta on Monday and Tuesday nights, and completely captivated all hearts, ears and eyes. The papers there are more unanimously enthusiastic in their bravos than we have ever witnessed before. We print upon the outside of this issne something abont her which will be found interesting. The fob lowing song, whioh will bo sang by Mrs. 11. to night, should alone bo inducement sufficient to peek tho hall: TENDED AND TRUE. He etolo from its neet in my golden lutir, A knot of ribbon bine; He placed on my hand a jewel rare. And whispered soft aa be held it there— Tender and true—adieu! adieu! The almond eras bending with blosromt white, The roses blushed through the dew; The violet smiled In the slowing light. And Life waa happy and Hope was bright. Tender and true—adieu! adieu! They brought my soldier homo to mo. And my knot of ribbon blno; Bat the cruel woand on tho brow was hid By the flqr draped over the coffin lid. Tender and true—adieu! adieu! Tho almond flowers in the breezes shako, The rcees still blush through tbe dow; But the springing of Hope will never awake. And the lone, lone heart will wail till it break. Tender and true—adieu! adieu! BY TELEGRAPH 1)IY DISPATCHKN. Columbia, December 20.—The revolution im peaching Gov. Sxott is pending. Bowen spoke two boon, declaring himself terribly in earnest. He meant to impeach the guilty State officers seriatim. He stated that Scott confessed to twenty-two millions of fraudulent Honda, and within three days. State Treasurer Parker had defied the legislature to proceed against the Ring, because of the nniveraal corruption of that body. Bowen, in order to make ante of two-thirds vote, moved lb* | o-dpooc neut of the impeaohnient resolution till after the Christmas rooms. If a full Ilonas rejected tbe measure, Bowen won!d resort to the court*. He pledged himself to assist with evidence and other means in the oonviotion of Gov. Scott and other guilty officials. It ia raniore i that Scott, admitting the probabdity of conviction by the Senate, impeached by the House, will resign. Washington, December 20.—Tho Senate passed the appropriation bill for the expenses under tbe treaty of Washington. The bill re garding the Louisiana election was transferred from tbe Judioiary to the Committee on Elec tions and Privileges. In the House the com mittee on Civil Service was directed to inquire into the expediency of a law electing poet mas ters by tbe people. The post route bill was The labor and education bills were New York, December 20.—No arrests were made las* night. The grand jury were called this morning on important information received by the foreman. A Herald special saya it is suspected that tho statement of the case by'the United States be fore the Geneva commission, lost in November, fell into the bands of the British government, who read it, to tho disadvantage of the United States. The Times says it ia evident that Mayor Hall has friends among the grand jury who, step by step, fight his indictment. A meeting of the Committee of Seventy re solved tiiat it bad not changed ita views mat Mayor Hall and War. JL Tweed should resign. The committee had entertained no compromise. Mr. Collender, bank examiner, has been ar rested, charged with receiving a bribe of $75,. 000 from the Ocean Bank. Memthis, December 20 — A man larking around the prison in Union, Tenneesee, where the express robber* were committed, killed polioeman and wounded another; bnt subse quently the lorker was caught, and afterwards a band of disguised men broke tbe jail and killed the express robbers, Levi and Farrington, and bong tho lnrkor, who was named Zder, from Kentucky. Salt Lake, December 20 —A heavy snow prevails in the mining oanons—three moro feet fell. Communication is difficult. Hatamobas, December 20.—Th i insurgent sympathisers here, stimulated by the occupa tion of Burgos by the revolutionists, may com mence hostilities at any moment The occupa tion of Burgas by a small force initiates revo lution in the State of Tomanlipas. Sandringham, December 20.—The Prince of Wales had a quiet night, and the coarse of re covery is uninterrupted. His oondition is sat isfactory to bis physicians. Mount Carmel, Pa., December 20th.—The Iron works hero were destroyed by fire last night New York, December 20.—Arrived ont: Do- nau. 5IUIIT IIIMMITIIIX Batchelor's Hair Dye. Tbit superb Hair Dye ia the beet in the world— jy harmless, reliable and tut tan Un ecu* ; no t; no ridicolotu tint A or draagreeale luina Wm. A. Batchelor's Hair Dye i immediately a eplaodid Black or natural own, Ioatm tbe hair dean, soft, beautiful; does tain a particle ot lead or any injurious com- Soid fay all druggists. Factory, it BOND oetSde r. N. Y. tSdoodly Dr. Harley’s Popular Worm Gaudy Y S really all U debar to bo—a SPECIFIC—remoT- X leg all wo nr a from the human viscera. No harm ful effect from It* use. Children love it. No dan- ger in givieg an OTerdoae. 25 oant* par box. Dr. bdnaft Elixir of Bart and Iron. T HE Great Tonic and Appetizer. One dollar per bottle. AU for sale by druggists everywhere. J. W. SEATON A 00., Proprietor*, •erUeodJtw.f LctuerUic, Sy. Whi Will Ye Die .’-Death, or what is worie, ie the inentalie result of continued suspension ot the menstrual flow. It is a condition which abonld not ho tnfled with. Immediate relief it the only safeguard agiinat constitutional ruin. In all caeca of tnppreeeion, euipension or other irregnlarity of the “conr.ee," Dr. J. Bradfleid’e Female Regula tor U the only euro remedy. It acta by siring tore to tho nervous centres, improving the blood and determining directly to the organa of menstrua lion. It ie a legitimate prescription, and the moet intelligent Doctors ue it. Prepared by J. H. Bradfieid, druggist, Atlanta, Ga., 81.53 per bottle and sold by respectable drugtfete ereirtThere. Lxontine, Opera and Vest Chains, Band Bracelets, Locket*, Neck Chains, Sleeve Bat tons, Studs, etc., eta, for tho holidys at E. J. Johnston’s. Tax largest Mock of black and colored Silks the dty, at the New York Store. Ir yon are in doubt what cooking stove to buy call on Truman A Green and see that stand ard stove, the old reliable Charter Oak. PoacXLAiNX-LINED, tripple-Dlated, double-wall ioa pitchers, waiters, goblets, carton, wine and fruit stands, pickle oastora, call balls, eta, at E. J, Johnston's. delGtil24 The finest cologne made in Georgia, eon onlt be had at Harris A Peter's drug tiers, ft is pro nounced equal to any of the imported handler, chief extracts. Silk Valour* at 75 oents per yard, at the New York Store. IIodoxr'* fine ivory table knives, extra heavy foifca, and spoons to match, of the best silver plate at Tinman & Green’s. Solid sterling silver table and tea spoons, forks, ladles, batter-knives, eta A good supply at E. J. Johns tor.'a. Teotlx Plated Tea SeU (6 pieces) at E. J. Johnston's. Writing dzexs, work boxes, toilette sets, vases, parian figures, walking canes, eta, eta, at low prices. Some very desirable goods at and under cost, at E. J. Johnston's. Der “Charter Oak” tat der bests Eochopen in Gebranch. Truman Jc Green aind die alleini gen Agectcn fuer deuselben and verpfiichten nick den Betrag irgend tines Ofens, wricher nicht alien Erwartrragen entapricht, prompt Zuraeckzuerstatten. Fob the handsomest Droei Goods in the oit go to the New York Store. A Brilliant Wedding.—We oopy the follow: ing from the Atlanta Confutation of yesterdey- Sccirrr News.—Long before eight o’clock last night, the grace, beauty and elite of At lanta commenced gathering at the Central Pres byterian Church, to witness tbe nuptial* of Thomas J. Phillips and Mis* Erie Hayden, daughter of Judge J. A. Hayden. An arch of evergreen and magnolia blooms spanned the altar, a beautiful and tasty monogram of the bride and groom being suspended from tha cen ter of the arch. The following were the attendants: Miss Luey Hayden, Mias Georgia Ruasel), Min Julia Reeves, Min Mamie Pitta, Mis* Alice Glenn, Miss Emma Moore, Mis* Mary Will*.— George Shaefer, J. C. Boyd, W. H. Mitchell, - Hobson, A. J. Beall, J. F. Mobley and W. Phillips, Jr. The attire of the bride was lovely and in ac cord with oorrect taste. The assemblage lost light of the magnificent beanty of tbe dress in the bewitching appearance of the brida As the bridal cortege passed up the stales of the church, the organ, trader the skillful manip- ulationaof the accomplished Min Carrie Cowles —herself the incarnation of musio—pealed forth in sweetest tones: “Soft o'er the fountain Breaks the day too soon— With thy dark eyes’ splendor. Where tbe warm light love* to dwell— Weary looks yet tender Speak* the fond farewell— Nits, Juanita, let me linger by tfar side; Nila, Juanita, be my own fair bride." Tbe marriage oeremony waa performed by the venerable Dr. J. 8. Wilson, in an impressive manner. As the newly wedded, with their attendant*, came out, the organ gave a “ wedding march ’ in grand style. And it ta not inappropriate to remark that the beanty and grace of the fair bridesmaids ex torted nniveraal admiration, and we should not be surprised to see some of them follow Miss Erie’s bright example at an early day. The reception at the residence of Judge Hayden from 9 to 12 x., last night, was a moet brilliant affair. There was an ocean of laoe surrounding a sea of lorelinesa. Pen fails in the attempt to decribe it. Mr. and Mrs. Phil lips, with their attendants, left at 2 o’clock this morning on a special train for Macon, where they will spend to-day, and froca thence Mr. and Mrs. Phillips will go to Charleston. Their pathway now appears to them carpeted with roses; their skies radiant with hope, and their light golden-hued. May they find but few thorns in the first as they journey through life; may their skies never be overcast, or their light dimmed with sorrow’s pall Bat as the fragrance of the Corona Buphalit rises, ming ling the fragronoo of the orange and the mag nolia with the iweeler incense of mutual love— may each feel the strength of the ties that bind them—“our hearts are but one" for aye- May their vows pledged to each last night at the bymenial altar outlive the mutations of time, asd only lose itself amid the glow of heaven's glories and tho rhapsodies of a purer lova The party arrived in Macon yesterday morn ing, and the happy couple, we Ieara, left for Charleston in the afternoon. We congratulate the fortunate bridegroom, and to the blushing, beautiful bride, we tender many wishes for happiness aa complete and unalloyed as falls to mortal lot. May they live to see their lock’s silvered o’er by the frosts of time, with their brows unwrinkled by a furrow of care or trou ble; and when they have “slept the Bleep that knows no breaking” may they meet together at 1 the “marriage supper of the Lamb.” I'liDA'rmlonal. Washington, December 20.—Senate.—A res olution allowing the Rntrenohment Committee to hold a session in New York was adopted. Davis offered a resolution directing the Com mittee making inquiries covering tho whole gronnd of alleged corruption. Edmund* ob jected. Morton wanted the resolution adopted to squelch lies. The resolution went over. Rob ertson called np the Honso amnesty bill. Buck ingham, chairman of the new Retrenchment Committee, spoke adversely. Ho thought Mr. Davis and others should have been banged. Alcorn favored the bill. Scott, chairman of tbe Ku-klnx Committee, favored the bill as re moving tho pretext for Kn-klnx outrages. Wil son announced that he would vote for the bill not as a matter of right and expediency, bat as a matter of grace and mercy. Morton moved an amendment, that amnesty should net be ro ll oxetive as regards United Statos offiocs. Ad journed without action. House.—The Postmaster General was oalled upon for the names and circumstanoes of the straw bids for tbe Southern mail contracts,with particulars of subsequent awards. A resolution regretting the execution ot tho navana students, at the request ot Banks, was referred to the Foreign Affairs Committee. The Labor Commission was resumed. An amendment rcqniring one commissioner to be practically identified with the laboring interest, and limiting tbe term of the oommtaaion at one year, was adopted. Cox moved an amendment that the commis sioners be chosen regardless of political or par tisan consideration, was adopted. Tho bill passed by a vote of 134 to SC. The bill, as passed, provides for three commissioners, who shall hold for ono year—tbe commissioners to be from civil life—one practically identified with the laboring interests, and appointments to be made irrespective of politics: the Presi dent nominates and Senate confirms. Washington, December 20.—A delegation cf the Daughters of Cnba called upon the Presi dent They recoived many promises of con sideration after the holidays in Congress. Tho Surveyors of Distilleries, 3G0 in number, have been disbanded. Their functions will hereafter bo performed by the Assistant As sessors. Geo. H Barrows was nominated Assessor for tho First Virginia District. The Secretary of the Treasury gives notice that the followiog bonds of 5:20's cesses March 20, 1872, known as coupon bonds seoond series of set of February 25,18G2, viz: 50's, 54>, 61’s, 10,775, inclusive, 100's 13,094 to 25,930, 500’s 2.965 to 16,179, 1000‘s 11,121 to 27,443, total I, 600,000; also, regular 50’s 698 to 840, 100's 5,080 to 50.991, 500's 2 484 to 2,958, 1,000’s II, 009 to 13,155, 1,000’s 3,403 to 4,102, 10,- 000's, 3,900 to 4.774, total 4.000,000. New York, December 20.—The fnnoral of Henry T. Tnckerman was to-day attended by many literary monrneri 1 . The remains were ta ken to Boston for interment in tho family vault in Mount Auburn. Eighteen persona have been added to the medical staff to fight the emall-pox. Several streets in Williamsburg have been dosed to travel, as infected. A St Thomas special says the Florida sailed convoyed by tbe gnnboat Shawznnt. The Span ish war vessels did not interfere. Congressional inquiry into the general order of bnsiness, excites mnch interest among import ers. Ventillations of soartling extortions are expected. Caiiender’s bail is fixed at $20,000. Patrick Flynn was murdered near his resi dence in Hoboken last night. Annapolis, December 20.—In tho trial of Mr*. Wharton, Ur. Williams testified that at the request of the State authorities he had last Sat urday disinterred Gen. Ketchum’s remains, and brought away the liver, one kidney, spleeD, nnd six inches of the intestine which joins the stomach. Medical eridenoe accumulate! that Ketchnm did dot die a natural death. Cincinnati, December 20.—Hon. John Mor- riasy snea John Kilgore, a prominent capitalist of this city, for $10,000, advanced at the spe cial request of Kilgore. On dit, that it was a debt of honor. Concord, December 20.—Bishop Baker is dead—aged 59. Baltimore, Deoember 20.—Robert M. Smith, before the District Court, charged with embez zling United States funds, was acquittal. Portland, December 20.—Msoomb*. pro prietor ot the Preble House, studded to-day. Cincinnati, December 20. — The stxaiaer America, heavily laden for Memphis hither, ta ioe bound near here on the Kentucky side. The thermometer was two degrees below zero at noon. London, Deoember 20.—Henan threatens the Renter New3 Company with libel suit for con necting hia name with the voucher theft. MIDNIGHT DISPATCHES. Synopsis or Weather Statement. War Dep’t, Omcz Chief Signal Omen, » Washington, D. G., Deoember 20, 7:40, r. XL) The lowest barometer continues in New Eng land, baring fallen decidedly since Tuesday r. XL Snow has very generally ceased except in western New York. The hiRh barometer whioh was west of tho Hisaisuppi has extended to the Bine Ridge and Lake Erie, with rising pressure and cold northwest winds from New York to (South Carolina and westward—the area of greatest cold having passed southeastward to Lake Miehigin. Clear weather prevails very generally east of the Htarissippi, exoept on the lower takes. The barometer has fallen with rising temperature and rain at the Rocky Moun tain *»«iien« Telegraphic communication with the Pacific coast ta still interrupted. Probabilities: Falling barometer and cloudy weather, with rising temperature, will probably K vail on Thursday west of Michigan and Ala ns, with rain or snow in Dakotah and Wyom ing Territories. Fresh northwest winds, with falling temperature and clear weather, will con tinue from Florida to Virginia The area of greatest eold will extend west of Pennsylvania and New England, with northwest winds in the Middle and Eastern States. Charleston, December 20.—In the Ku-klnx Court to-day, the defense introduced testimony to prove an alibi in ease of the United States va Whiteside and Mitehei, charged with con spiracy—the division of the Court in the pre vious esses certified, and the ease will be made for the Supreme Court as by jurisdiction of Federal Courts over Democratic crimes. In the House of Representatives to-day the debate on tbe impeachment of Scott was re sumed. Mr. Bowen spoke two hours. He said that great pressnre had been pat upon him to induce him to withdraw his charges. He stated that the State stock in the Greenville and Colom bia road was sold at $2 75 to White. Other par ties would have given $5. and thatSoott refused to eign a transfer until hia brother-in-law was given $40,000. He exposed the transaction of tho Land Commissioner, showing that lands were bought at five and six times. The agri cultural land scrip was reported sold at 72) cents, bnt he knew men who paid 84 oents for it. Bowen waa followed by several members who denounced bis motive*. Jones charged Bowen with perjury and read a dtaprtch seat last summer by Bowen, begging 8oott to revoke the authority given Judge Barnett to proceed against the financial agent. Kimpton. It Is said that Sooti has secured enough votes to ensure Bowen’s expulsion, and determined efforts will be made in that direction. NxwYoax. December 20.—District Attorney Garvin feels justified in saying that Henan's name has not been mentioned before the Grand Jury in connection with the vonchor thefts. No arrests have been made to-day. The sheriff holds no warrants. Tho Grand Jury reporioi no indictments to-day. Twelve new oases of small-pox to day. 11 0. Uoderhill. a lawyer of Brooklyn, is dead. Bank Examiner Ga'lender was released on $20,000 bail. John W. Sandora, Jasper Dngon and Curtis Ganett, oonfiaed in Lake City, Chicot county, Arkansas, for the murder of a negro lawyer, were taken by a nogro mob and shot dead. Tho negroes took possession of the town, which they now hold. A number of citizens haye fled for safety. PouoHKEErsir. December 20.—Heavy ioe and extremely cold. London, Decomber 20.—Victoria has received the congratulations of tho French Republic upon the recovery of the 1’rinoe of Wale*. English journals express regret at Schenck complication with private speonlatious. Paris, December 20.—Thiers assured Ibe deputation of French Protestants that religious equality would be maintained. The Communist trials are progressing rapidly. The number tiitd is 14.378, of whom 2,02 have been convicted. Mad-.io, Deoember 20.—A number of Madri campo ministry resigned. The formation ot a new ministry is entrusted to Sagoeti. Sagnsta offered four portfolios to tho Zorilla faction bnt all refasA. Lateb —Cotton cloaed heavy; tales 12,000; for export and speculation 3,000. Beef 9 as. London. December 20, noon.—Ooneota 92V. Bonds 92K- Paris, December 27 —Rentes BCr IXc FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL Wcrltlj Rovlt'w or Iti* Mnrht>l. OFFICE TEIjEOKAPH AND ME88ENGKK Peceudeh 20—Evonin#, 1871. Cotton.—R©c*ipU to-day 963 l>a!o«: vales 407; 8 hip pod 193. Recoipls for tho week 4.117; s&loa 1.893; ship moots 1,653. Middlings aro firm at J8j. Received to-diy Roceivod pn>Tion<d\.. Shipped to-day 8hipp<*1 nro7iou*iy. . Stoo'r un hand thin eveiiaig. 1,739 ... 953 ... 37,409 -38.362 40,101 ... 191 ...26,372-20,565 13,536 UNITED STATE* OUHBENCT—LOANS. Per mouth 1 poi oo? OOZJ> AND Bir.VEU. Baying ntte® for Gold fl 10 Baring rates for Silver 1 05 Belling 1 08 EXCHANGE NSW YOUK. ^dieccut.t X 1-wrn. KXCHANOK ON SAVANNAH. P?' UK X prera. BACON—Clear rib 3idt»(emoktx)) 9X (S> 9% 8honlden 8% <® S<igar-cnrod hams STATE BOX»S. Georgia 7 per cent. Hondo, old Georgia 7 per cent Bonds, new Georgia 6 per cent Bonds, old CITY SECURITIES. City of Macon Bonds, endorsed by B. Ii. ... City of Macon Bonds City of Savannah Bonds, old. 81@84 Oity of Savannah Bonds, now 80(283 RAIIaROAD SECURITIES. Georgia Railroad 7 per cent. Bonds 97 Georgia Railroad Stock Central Railroad 7 per cent. Bond* 95(S>96 Contral Railroad Stock 116 Southwestern Railroad Bonds Southwestern Railroad Stock Macon & Brunswick R. R. 1st mort. Rondo.. .77(2)78 Macon A Brunswick R. R, 2d mort. Bonds... Macon A Brunswick Railroad Stock (nom).. Macon & Western Railroad Bonda Macon & Western Railroad Stock Macon & Augusta Railroad let mort. Bomla. Macon & Augusta Railroad let mortgage Bonds endorsed Maoon & Augusta R. R. Construction Bonds. Macon & August a Railroad Stock 40(2)45 Atlanta A We at I’oint R. R. 8 per cent Bonda 1 00 Atlantic & Gulf Railroad, consolidated mort gage Bonda .’ Atlantic Sc Gulf Railroad Bondi*, endorsed by City of Savannah Atlantic & Gulf Railroad Coupon Bondi Atlantic & Gulf Railroad Stock Western Railroad 8 percent. Bonds, endorsed by Central Railroad and Georgia Railroad. Mobile & Girard Railroad Bonds, endorsed by Central Railroad Mississippi & Tonnoauoo Railroad let mortgage Bonda South Carolina Railroad Stock nirkel8—ETenins Vrw You, Doccmlwr 20 —Cotton quiet; calos 3772 bale?*; uplando Orleans 20j£. Halo* of fntnrtH to-day 8950 bales at the fol- nwint? figure*: Deoember 19 11-16<S)19$£; January 13-16(2)19 U-16@20;' February 20@ 20^(a*20MQiO 3-16C«20^(S20X; March 20^r<| 20 5-16S>2u#<§>20%o2iJ 9*16; April *)X<»20fc(2> 2011-16; May 30%. Money closed at 7; cm rency to gold discounts 10® 12. Hour currency South ana Wo*t increased. Gold Governments off K@V* State l>onds very weak, espec ally in Tenneaseoa and North Carolina?: Ter licenced 62; new 62. North Carolinaa 30; new 13. Flour dull and declining; common to fair extra 6 5(Xa 7 25; good to choice 7 3D(®9 25. Whisky active at 94. Wheat strongly favors buyers; winter red western 1 53<@1 67. Oom furore bavare at 76){0 77^; white Southern 79. Rico firm at 8%. Beef steady. Lard active: kettle Turpentine Vtry firm at 1 683^(§>l 69. Ro*in steady. Tallow dull at 3 : 9^'. Freights heavy. General dealers had to pay 1-32(S>1-16 commit eion for raonor to day. Gold reached 8#. Govern- raenta—Sle 17,'*; 6*« 9}/; 4$ 9,Y; 5a 11; new 14; 7sl5K; 8s 153a; 10-40® 9;*. State bonds— Tenneeeeea 62; now 62. Yir giniasOO; now 61. Lonfeiaoas (» ; now 50. Levees 64; 8a 75. Alabama 8s 100; 6a 65. Georgia 6s 75; 7s 76; North Onroliuas 30; new 13. South Caro linaa 48, n§w Baltimonk, “I)cct mber 20.—Cotton firm; mid dlings 19}£ net rrceip’e 191; groea 719; exports coastwise 2 v; to G.eat Rtitiiu 700; salon 695; stock 3501 Cincinnati, December 20 —Flour, family 6 70(2* 6 99. Corn steady at 11^ 16. Fork weak at 13 25. Lar.l weak; kettle 9,'s’ Bacon, full prices, asked, no demand; tii uideiu C; s ”; tides Whis ky steady at 90. l.oribVXLLK, Docembor 23.—Bagging quiet. Pro viniou'* quiet ar.d firm. Whisky 9J. 8t. Loris, December 20.—Flour and corn dull. Po;k dull. Bicon and l.vd closed easy. Ntw OnieKANs. Deoember 20.—Cotton irregular; middlings 19>£; n»t receipts 7357; gross 8778; ex ports coastwise 419; to Great Britain—: to conti neut ; to Hamburg 913; sales 7000; stock 142 838. Flour scarce and firmer; mi per lino 7 25; donblo 775; treble 8(g8\. Coin sonreo and firmer at 97^ (tilOO. Oats eatitr at 02. Bran 1 85. Hay quiet; prme 3300; choice 36 CO. Folk dull at. 14 75. Bacon dull; shoulders 8; dear rib sides 8, clear aides 8K; sugar cured liam*; 15^15>..\ Lard quiet; tiorco keg “Sugar dull and easier; inferior common to good com mon 7<37*i; fair to fully fair prime 9@9Jj Molasses, good dtmand, better grades firmer; inferior 20(S'30; common 31(539: fair 35&S9; prime 40<®42; strictly prime to clioico 43(2'16. Cof fee advanced; fair 19; good 13! »<§'19*/; priiuo 20(§> 20Whisky 93(8>l 03*.; Sterling 18}$. Sight }{ discount. Gold 9J$. Wilmington, December 20.—Cot ion Aim: mid- dliugn 19; not receipts 6o3; ix|H>rts coastwise —; sales 87; stock 4123. Spirits turpentine firm at 65. Roam firm 4 25 for 8tiaiu(.d: G 00 for No. 1; 4 50 for No. 2; 7 00 for pale. Crude turpentine steady; 5 55 for hard; 5 25 yellow dip; 5 85 for virgin. Tar steady at 2 50. Mobile Decomb•■r 2b.—Cotton quiet: middlings 17^(?P19; net receipts 619; exports ooastwiso : to Great Britain —; sales 1000; stock 56,555. BosroN, December 20—Cotton dull; middlings 19>/; net receipts 240; gross 800; exports to Great Britaiu —; coastwise —; sales 300; stock SOCO. Savannah. December 20.—Cotton firm: middlings 18^; net receipts 4243; exports coastwise 1105; to Brenit-n 2 S3; to Groat Britain—; sales 1,100; stock 73,350 Charleston. December 20—Cotton quiet and steady; middlings 18>' H <S)19; net receipts 1965; gross —; exports Great Britain 3979; to Continent 1925; exports coadwise 1240: salsa 100; stock 27.315. Galveston, December 20 —Cotton weak; good ordinal y 17J£<2>17>£; net receipts 1838; exports to Great Britain 1405; coastwise 414; sales 750; stock 37,375. Augusta, December 20.—Cotton strong; mid dlings 18%; receipts 1500; sales 1000. Not-folk, December 20 —Cotton firm; low mid dlings 18%@18>£; net receipts 1971; exports ce&st- wiso 720; tales 200: stock 8725. Memphis, Decfmwr 20.—Cotton quiet; middlings 19)^: receipts 3515. Philadelphia, December 23.—Cotton firm; mid dlings 20J^. Liverpool, December 20. evening.—Cotton closed heavy; uplands 9J£r#10; Orleans 10J^. 88 33 93 85 82 373* FLOUR—Low mporfino per bbl. 6 60 Standard Biiperfine 8 00 Faxtra 8 50 Clroico extra 8 75 Familv 909^9 50 Fancy Family Brando 10 00(410 5C WHITE MEATS—O It Sider.... 8© 8l£ Shoulderu 7© 1'A Bailies 9 BACON—C B Sides 9# S ouldere 8 % S C hama 15 © 17 PORK—Pickled ribe 5 00 Pickled trimmings 10 03 Fielded rumps 14 00 Pickled meos 17 03 LARD—Tierces 10J4 @ 11J£ Cano 12H CJ> 13 COFFEE—Rio 22 (.« 24 Java 28 © 33 CHEESE—Beat cream 17 New York State 14 MOLASSES 33 © 45 ( OXSIC.VKrS PER 31. A W. It. It. December 20,1871. G T Rogers’ Fons; Keith A F; J DeLoache; E Crockett; N A Megratli; W W Parker; I.oroy Mills; T Wood; Rogers & B; Seymour, T A Co; E Price; Gray A Saunders: A Kreutz. THE INSURE IN THE STRONGEST COMPANY. INSURANCE COMPANY. nub Asset., Golil, • • $20,869,079 04 Assets in tbe United Staffs - - - $3,051,351 24 Chicago Losses - ^3,224,000 Over Two Million Dollars of ChictRO Losses have keen paid in Cash np to Novotnber 25. Over $42,000,000 Losses havo been paid by this Company since its oiganizxti.n in 1830. Tho Directors bavin* been authorized to drawnpon tbe London Offioo, tho Chicago I.ns.-o. will he pa d without red tein* the Aesels in the United States. Over One Million Dollar* in Premium, received in the United States since tho Chicago Fire. deir.tr I. O. PLANT, A*ent. ONE DAY ONLY! RETURN OF THE FAVORITES! HAIGHT & CO.’S Circus, Museum, Menagerie and Ratio: n. ttacon, Saturday, December 23, E xtraordinary announcemen r: Tim Veteran Two-Horse Ritter, W. 14. CaRROLsT*. M’mo GAB ROLL. La Petit© ANNIE, tho child wonder, only six years old, in her foats of Eqnita tion; Master WILLIE, tho boy wonder, Pirouette and Somarsault Rider, nml tho glorious Cokqnril Clown, G. LEE FOWLER—together with ait the well-known Stars. AcrobatVoltiguen*, Equeetriati*. etc. Mr. GEORGE WAMBOLDaud hia troupe of >erforiuing Doga and Monkeys. Gr&ud Gratuitous 3alloon aud Free Wire Ascensions. Among the Geological additions is a kugo Tone*- ti&l SLOTH, and maoy other rare and Magnificent specimens frem tho animal wo M fotmiug a grand Congress of wild bea*t8 aud buds TWO MAMMOTH PAVILIONS—ouo fer the cir cus and the other for tho Museum aud Men gcrie. One ticket admitting the bolder to both. Only t>vo performances—one afternoon at 3 o’clock, tho other at 7 o’clock r* m. Doors open an hour previous. Admission 75 conts. Children under 1U years 25 cents. W. W. DURAND General Agent. Fort Valley, December 25; Montezuma, 26th; Americna. 27*tb; Cuthbert, 28th; Fort Games, 29.b; Dawson, 30th; Albany, January l»-t. B.ilanco of Southwestern Georgia and all of Florida during tho month of January.dec6 6t THE GIFT SEASON. GREAT BAR&AINS_FOR THE LADIES. A FINE stock of Millinery goo^s. An elegant assortment of real Laces, in seta aud colors, from 25 cents up; real Valenciennes and tliro&d laco, in white, also in black; Niagara Neck Ties (sat-h ribbons); ladies’ and Misses’ French Corsets; a lino stock of Furs; also of Jet and Faucy goods; aud a well selectod stock of real and imitation hair goods, in all the latost styles. This in a good investment, for tho ladies, as tho whole stock will ho »oi l at groatly rodueod prices during tho holidays. Ail order* promptly attended to. Cotton avenue, undor Biddlo’s Photographic Gal lery. [dec!4 tfj A. O’CONNOR. BOOK STORE J. W. BURKE & CO. WILL BRITAIN OPEN AT NIGHT LUBING THE £ OZjUDjOlYS GARHART & CURD, IMPO&TEItS AMi DE.UXKS 1* <b> 1 <5 1 05 <g 1 10 l 85 Georgia and N. O. Cane Syrup - 63 <■* 70 8UGAR—A 14 0 14 X White extra C.- 13% Demarara IS @ Forte Rico: M4CKEREL—No 1 kits 2 25 @ 2 50 2 bbla 14 CO @ 15 00 2 kits ....185 ©2 00 3 bbla—Large 12 00 ® 12 50 3 kits 150 US 1 70 W3ITK FISH—Hilf bbl 7 00 CANDLES—Beet etar((oU weight) 20 ffl 21 Hperm 48 @ 60 Parapkino 30 <8> 32 • STARCH—Pearl r -H M 8 SOAP @ 9 BUTTER—Choice Tennessee 28 © 33 Tenneee:e No. 2 15 05 15 Bert Goshen 41K @ 4r > Goshen No 2 33 Country !.. 30 @ 85 EGGS—Per doz 45 GHlCKENti—Per doz 3 50 19 4 50 SALT—Virginia per eack 2 15 @ 2 25 Liverpool 2 00 NAILS- 5# (4 6 03NABURG3—No I 15 No 2 H Mniedgoville No 2 13K MACON 8HEETING 12 * Heven-eighth* lOff © 11 Waynmanville Sheeting 12,'f Houston Sheeting UK Colnmbns Rtripee 14 High Shoal Stripes 15 Montour Shirting—ft 10K Factory Bentog Thread 60 BEE5WAX 28 YARNS- 1 50 WHISKY—Common Bye 1 05 @ 1 10 GRAIN AS» HAT. CORN 1 00 MEAL GRITS OATS 70 «» ib FIELD PKA8 1 SS HAY—Northern 1 93 ©210 Tennene Timothy 1 75 @ 1 80 BAGGING AND IKON TIEN. BAGGING—Bengal. 19 Lyon 19 Borneo 19 Gunny.............. 18 Dundee 16 Patched. .................. 15 TIES—Goochs ... 5 © 5K Arrow 6K @ 6 Eureka 5J£ @ 6 Market reports of Fancy and Family Grocvr.ee by Greer, Lake & Co , Noa. 62 Cherry, and 64 Third streets, Macon, Oa. Choice Family Flour, with an up ward tendency 519 00 ©12 00 Sugar cured end pig hams 18 © 20 Gilt edge butter 89 © 43 B.. Ex. C. and Brown Scotch Sugar H @ 16 Beet Young Hyson end Black Teas....:..... 1 50 © 2 OO Old Government Java Coffee.. . 83 © 85 White A Little Green Bio Coffee 22 © 21 Choice Beef and Buffalo Tongues 1 20 © 1 40 Smoked Salmon arid Cod Fish.. 80c <a 10 Potatoes and Onions 4 50 te> 6 00 Large Bed Apple* 5 00 © 8 00 Florida Sweet Oranges. 3K© 6 French Lemons 7 50 © 8 50 New Layer Retains 4 50 © 7 00 New Currents and Prunes 20 © 25 Almonds, Pecans, Walnut* and Filberts. 16 © 25 Finest end best Champagnes... SO 00 © 35 00 Old Family Bye Whisky 3 50 © 8 00 French Brand*, for medical use. 8 60 (S 15 00 Domestic and Imported Segare . 20 00 ©150 00 Virginia and North Carolina To bacco........................ CO © 1 50 Georg a Cane Syrup 4J @ 50 yiorulnz Barltet Kri«<ri. Nxw Yoxx. December 20.—Cotton opened quiet; uplands 10: Orleans 20)1; sales 700 balsa Sales of futures laat evening 3,200 bales as follows: December 19K919K; January 19K: Feb- swi 7 - is glocks strong and steady. Gold dull and heavy at 84f<®8K. Governments doll and steady. Money tight at 71-16. Exchange. long 9M; short 9K- Flour duff; 5© 10c lower. Wheat dull and nomi nally lower. Corn doll asd declining. Pork steady at 13 5G@13 62. Lxrd quiet at 9X@9K- „ . Turpentine very firm at 1 Gi^feil 69. Roam steady at 6 050510 for strained. Freights heavy. LtvzarooL, December 20, noon—Cotton opened heaw; uplands 9K@10; Orleans 10)(. IRON AND STEEL, Iron Front Store, Cherry Street. H AVE in etore one of tho largest stocks of Hard ware, Cutlery, Iron, 8teel. etc., to be found in Middle Georgia, consisting in part of 200,000 pounds Genuine SWEDES IRON. 90,000 “ PLOW STEEL. 250,000 “ REFINED IRON. 100 kegs Horae and Mole Shoe*. 500 kegs Nails. 2,500 pairs Trace Chains. 150 dozen pairs Hames. 100 coils Plow Lines. 300 dozen Genuine Scovil Hoce. 250 dozen Planters' Hoes. 200 dozen Axes. BLACKSMITH BELLOWS, all eizee, ANVILS and VISES, TOOLS ot every description, BUILDERS’ HARDWARE, PAINTS, OILS, GLASS, etc In fact, everylhi: g urualiy kept in a first-class Hardware house. AM ot which we will aell at ptices to -nit tho t.nna FJit CASH. Cad and examine for vouroelvee. GARHART A CURD. Cherry street. del9dAwCm liU\T, UtSRiX & LAMAR'S HOME-MADE FERTILIZER, W AS ured this year by quite a number of plant ers, and tbe result in a majority of cues is much better than tho moat p pillar manipulated fertiiizer*. C KKTIFICATES: ffooTts, Ga., December 14,1871. Messrs. Hunt. Rankin Sc Lamar, Macon, Ga— Gents: I premised last tpring when I purchased from you ten tons of your Home made Fertilizer to give you the reeult*. 'I am pleased to state that my cotton crop w»* largely inc: eased by the u» of your Home-made Fertilizer, and that it paid me weU. I have for the last three years previous used Peruvian Gnano. dissolved bones and plaster, at nearly three times the cost of your Home-made, with results lets favorable You cannot say more than it de serve-, and I shall use it more extensively on my next crep. Yours truly, Tho*. J. Rairas. Prut, Ga, December 7,1871. Messrs. Hunt, Rankin A Lamar, Macon, Oa.— Gents: Where I need the Home-made manure it paid as well, or better, than any manure that I need this season. Your* truly, J. W. Wooltole. We thall this season keep on hand a targe stock -of chemicals, bones, etc., for manufacturing the Home-made Fertilizer, and will sell them at such prioe* that any planter can supply himself with a good fertilizer at a coat of from $25 to $30 per ton. Upon application we will furnish onr formula and directions for preparing the fertilizer. HUNT, RANKIN <fc LAMAR, Wholesale Drug and Chemical Warehouse, Ma- oon, Ga.decl7-3m Hills. F. DESSAU Has just received a largo stuck of FURS, IIATS, GLOVES, VELVET CLOAKS, READY MADE SUITS, tHNTI3ElZl.Gk2k.nBX aWTS. Which, with the whole of her winter stock, will be sold at the loweet possible prices. oct4-3m Cotton States Life Insurance Cc. Macon, Ga., Decorobor 7,1871. rpHE Annual Mooting of the stockholders of tho X Cotton HUtes Lifo Insurance Company will bo held at the office of the Company, in Macon, Ga., at 12 o’clock m. on Wednesday, the 20th lost., for the purpose of electing a Board of Diroctora for the enening year. de9td GEO. 8 OBEAU, Secretary. DIVIDEND NO. 53 TREASURER’S OFFICE. ) Macon ani» Western Railroad Co. - Macon, Ga., November 5, 1871. 1 A DIVIDEND of (5) five percent, on tho Capi tal Stock of this Company lias this day been dtclared payable on the 20th inat. MILO 8. FRFEMAN, dec8 lm Secretary and Treasurer. Stoclilioldora’ Meeting:. Office Maoon and Western R R. Co \ Macon, Ga., Dec. 2, 1871. > A MEETING of tbe Stockholders of the M&con and Western Railroad Company, will bo held at the office of the company, in Macon, Ua., on Tuesday, 2d day of January, 1872* MILO S. FREEMAN, dec3-td Secretay. FOR* SALE. A FARM of 450 acres, (more or lets) of futile land, one hundred and fifty in a high state of cultivation, the balance well timbered, within two milee of the city of Cuthbert. An excellent mill site upon the land. The Bainbridge. Cuthbert and Colnmbns railroad passes through the tract. Ap ply to JOHN B. BUCHANAN, Cnthbcrt. or at this office. novld&wtf NOTICE. As Chairman of tho Committed appointed to in vestigate the fairnoes or tho unfairness of tha leseo of the Western and Atlantic Railroad by tho lata Governor of this State, I hereby givo notice that raid committee will commenco ita cession to hear evidence on the matter above submitted to it on tho first Wednesday in January, 1872, in tho Capitol Building, in the room of the Preaii ont of the Hen- All persons desiring to submit evidcnco to said Committee and to be heard before it, are here by notified to bo thon and there present. Any per son desiring to communicate with me on this mat ter prior to the first Wednesday in January. 1872, can do so by letter directed to Washington, Ga decio td w. M. ItEILSR, Chairman. SELECT SCHOOL. T HE undersigned will open a Select School for Girlv, in Midway, near MUlodgoville, ou Jan uary 16, 1872. Tuition 25 par scholar, monthly, in advance. Board $20. For further particulars, ad dress MRS. S. P. MY KICK, Milledgeville. References: Judge I- L. Harrie, BUbo;> Pearce. Col Wm. McKinley. E. H. Myete, D D., Bov. C W. Lane, O. L. Smith, D.D., Rev. R. G Hmiib, Prof. Darby, New York, Chanoellor Lipecdmb, Mato U ver-ity. del.3 2aw2w Christian Advocate copy one month. CASKETS FOR RENT. 1 STORE, also a suit ot rooms suitable for a cot ton buyer. Apply at THIS OFFICE. eep5tf Latest improvement in METAL CASES AND CASKETS; Also, latest styles of WOOD CASKETS AND COFFIN.4, Elegantly finished, at greatly reduced prices 1-»U LIKE. A very extensive stock, all styles and pricer, cheap for eash. Carpets, Oil Cloths, Mattings, Mrttreeeea, Shades and Wall Paper. THOMAS WOOD, oetl9 2aw2m Next to Lanier House. J. 13. BRES, Cotton Factor & General Coi. Merchant No. 196 OraTier street, New Orleans. un20 dCmwSm F. J. RAGLAND. Aernt. DESIRABLE LANDS FOR SALE. M Y Oakland and Howard Farms, on the Macon and Western Railroad, ten miles from Maeou. If desirable, will bo cut up into lots to auit tbe convenience of purchaeers. Good land—So® water —and unprecedentedly healthy locality: nient to Maoon; highly suitable for fruit farms and market gardens, and country vo.id.uct. for town people. Title, indisputable, si°d terns ™*- eomJbla^Agply to Butte * •“ a.’ LeSGKUR o. c. HOKNE, Attorney and Counsellor at Law fTAWK1NSVITJJ3, GEORGIA. N b —Commercial and Btnk Notes aod Drate sgs-- t “ k aassKS*