About The telegraph and messenger. (Macon, Ga.) 1869-1873 | View Entire Issue (Jan. 19, 1872)
w- AN EXPLANATION. SPECIAL NOTICES. JLx A/mito Bzasox—Health -would l>« much more cert fai r guarded than it is at present, and the arerrga of human life lengthened by many ?te £Sr _ .. . . Tscuxa 1 Gaxxx have a large stock of tbo I ye»n, 1/ common ecus and the light of experience Wartaalra to prr.ent a Urge dUfJaj of empty boat quality silver plated fork*, apoona, ciatora, wer0 lcc <ptc<l tythe uniat real public at their med- ahalTM, tn anticipation of oor %nag 8tcck, and to et0 ^ and f rom ,ii e quantity they eel), it ia OTi- leal monitor and golds. The true pbiloecphy of dcaoer.il continue our l.beral offer of the paat 30 dent that thalr prioee are Tory loir, days for aome time longer. Thoae who hare Leg- lotted to avail ih am *•!▼<»• of the GREAT OPPORTUNITY! health la aim pie It conelata in refraining frem in dn'genoee and imprndencre ehleh Impair he rltal fureae, and in (applying any deficiency of rital pow er and oonatitntional rigor that may exist by inrigo- ralirg and alteratlTe treatment. To reinforce and regnlata a feeble rya'.em, and to prerent a mere Tigorone physique from yielding to unhealthy and Wnro & Sonoxos make a speciality of Gor ham sterling eUrer-ware. Attention is called to their attraeUre aaaort- ment of fancy aiirer, cased for wedding gift*, of an inexpensive character. The works of the Gorham Company are Tory j debilitating itS.encee, Hostetter a Stomach Bitteia Are inritid to examine the largest dlrplay of raally j sxtenaiTesenablingthem to employ the moet ac- As a atimnlext, ifia the puree t ever ad- daeirabla oompltehed talent In dea.gning, akOl in prodno- £tatat«ed " m ! dlttl pLt“ tag. and the beet Ubor-aariog machinery, and , h , Boet „ M!i . buioca method of mannfactore ; thna redooing the cost, , gent< ^ , lfMt inre st, and ae an aperient and IHX AND WOOLEN FABRICS »od bringing the beeatifol waios in roach of elL I regulating medicine, mild and painlcaa, yet irreaiet- I The standard of this aiirer is that of British I ibis. It ia a protection against dieeate of ereiy alerting 925-1000. janI8-tf. I kind, and all season*, and ia particularly efficaclona [ ae a mesne of fore aiming the eyetem against the X rot-brought to tble market. Balmoral and Uonlerard Skirls, nr. /x iggETB. BLANKETS FOB BED AND CRIB. Bare pour prescriptions prepared at Barrie I generated by a raw, damp, nngenial at- <t Peter'I drug Hare. Competent Apothecaries, mo-pbere. Hence its great value a. a winter tonic I pure and reliable medicines and reasonable I and inrigorant. So one prediepoeed to indigestion. I prices are guaranteed. bUiraanea*. constipation, rheumatism or nerrone headache, tbonld ever be without this Vital Elixir. _ . . , . _ - - - • j « I CUVUIU altl Uw wUwvUfc ailta Vital A.1.A11. Waxxn a market format*. to-day dressed ^ ^ of ^ m „ iy turkeye,chickena, fresh cabbages, lettuce, green pea*, shad, mallei, black Cah, oysters, Tennes see beef, pork, wild ducks, birds, etc. S. T. | .t B. P. 'Walker, 88 Cherry street Day pour drugs and medicines at Barrie <£ I Peter's drug store, Damour'e Block, Second street, ion* to dose their coatomere with "local bitters," of [ a worthless or pern ideas character, which they rep resent to be equal or superior to the great national tonio, the public ia hereby forewarned against their "tricks of trade.'' Tbs IxroBTisaz or Health —In point of !m- eomer Lighthouse aUep. Bert goods received I port “ oe ' bodily health ia aeoond to nothing earthly. oorner lAgnuumee n..cy. -new gooa* reecicea | % mo£m FreEch philosopher has maintained. that to pcrane health—bodily health that is—ia the W. P. Cishoe haring completed arrangement* 1 main dnty of man. This much, at any tate, ia cer- with Dr. Bowen for the purchase of the entire “in. that, whether or not the pnrenit of health stock in this State of his oelebrated Ottawa lUel f nrtne, the etuinment and the pos.ee.ion wine, of the vintage of aiity-aercn, is now of- he *! th eondn “ a degree mo*t remarkable, if not fertag it to the citizen. of tbi. town and ridni- ,0 ™“ e ; “ le “‘ to «>e«ne»of thought, toeound- Owlng to tbo ttrlngency of the money mark* w. | \ rioe . ». I C0 " of Wm*ut and gexeral p.ndenee of conduct janlttf AT TEST LOW IHCXt. 3. B. BOSS A 8. T. COLEMAN- FURTHER REDUCTION. - ■Sss-sssEii-r i £££ I zzzrzrz stsrjSr? and unadnlte rated jaiee of the grape. Having I h**jth are abundant nourishment and unobstructed a Urge lot of this wine on bind I am anxious to excretion—the latter removing from the ay«tem that introdnoe it lo tbe trade. janll-tf J which ia need up: the former replacing this. It aooordincs with tbii nrincinle tbit Dr Gottlieb Theeb U no nae in studying which store to | Fucb -. Bitter, act* It atimulate. the digestive and QUODH. aome at oust and othera for leas than coat WHITE AND BCAULKT FLANNELS, OFEBA FLANNELS, BLANKETS. QUILTS, TICKINGS, BROWN and BLEACHED DOMESTICS, lt-4 8HZETIN0S, PILLOW CASINOS, CASS1MERES, JEANS. BLEACHED, BROWN AND TURKEY BED DAMASKS, TOWELS, NAFHINB. SHAWLS. SACQUE8, SCARFS, NUBIAS, HOODS. LADIES' and MDSES' FUBS, HOSIERY, HALF H08IEBY, eta Can and examine oor stock, and we will convince yon of the correctness of the aboro statement. W. A. BANKS 4 SONS, Janplf ' 43 Tnangoiar Block^ bny. The Charter Oak ia the one yon ought to nutritive proceee, on the one hand, and. part paseu, bare, and Truman & Green are the men who the excretory, on the other. Ye, who prise health. keep it. The Jackson wagon and many other kinds are Bold et low figures by B. H. Wrigley, No. 6 and 68, Second street. Garde* Pm —Freeh garden peas, atS. T. A B. P. Walker’s, 88 Cherry street. | make trial 1 This subject con tinned nest week tinder "How to [ Hare tbe Good of onr Eating.” DRY GOODS. A Sid Filujo Oct —It ia indeed a ead falling out when, after yean of the closest intimacy, the hair parts company with the head. Fortunately the lamentable separation may be eaeJy prevented and the twain more doeely ULited than ever by a The finest cologne made in Georgia, can only I timely and systematic nae of Lyon's Katbarion, the be had at Barrie <t Peter’s drug store. It it pro- moet potent inrigorant ot tbe hair and promoter of nouneed equal to any of the imported handker-1 its growth and beamy known to modern phirmapy. chief extract*. 1 14 completely obriatoe tbe dry and parched condi- ■" _ „ . . I tion ot the root* of the hair, which is preliminary to To SroimxEK.—Go to Barrett A Castlens [ its coming oot, by supplying the precise degree of gun emporium, if yon want lo bay the best *r- I mo ietare requisite to ite preservation in a healthy Mole at the lowest price. They can excel any etate. It ia the only true dieeolTent and evaporant establishment in tbe 8tste in ream-boring and of dandrnff and other imparities of tbe ecalp.wbree . and draw-boring guns for shooting, either for presence is tajnrions to tbe hair. As a beantifier MARKED DOWN PRICES. ] I close, for scattering, or for penetration. Try of tbo head the Kathaiion baa no equal. It not only them. novlStf. | increases the quantity of the hair, but improTca it* aeeMrM,*^«-> SSSSKS.'SSi'JaSr'K Arranging for a change tf copartnership on the I imported cigare-pare uhitky and brandy kept j Uti> . let of Febroary. we rball offer through this month | by Barrie «£ Peter. very eepedal Inducement, to buyers We ebaU aell et closing oot prices ell styles of DRESS GOODS, CLOAKS, 8ACQCE8, READY-MADE DRESSES, PURS, BLANKETS. SHAWLS. CAS8IMKRES, And WINTER OOOD8 grnerally. We Mean Bnelnr** and Bargains. Call and eee. W. A. HOPSON A CO.. lentil No. 41 Second etreet. Bcsadalis, ItosADAue.—Boil*, oaibunclee, erap- Mr friend, atop that terrible cough, and thus I on the face. sallrwneM of the amid a consumptive', grave, by uriog I r. Pierce', oomplexion, general debtuty are brought .bout by Gulden Medical Dieoovery. For coring Ml threat, “ *■!»««-• of ««>• blood. Boeadah* h.ebeen 1 found to be a permanent core for this rites of dis ease*. bronchial and lung dtteaaes it has never been | < qoaled. Sold by druggists. WiLS'iX. N. C., Hay 11th. I hereby certify that dam g the summer and fall The Cheapest.—Pure, reliable articles, like Dr. Price’s Cream Baking Powder and Sped.] Flavor— | of I8£6 I was teverely <fihctid with carbuncle*— Inga, Vanilla, Lemon, Orange, Ginger, etc., at a having had as many as fomletn large carbuncles fair price, are the cheapest in tbo long ran, if health and twelve ordinary boils. I tuffered eo mneb from is oonaUerad. ] them that I could not get out of the houee half the SianaiaoE Quide.—Interesting wort, numerona tim<1 ,ur BeTeral m ' otho. Being induced to tiy the engraving-. 'J2I page*. Price 60 cents. Addrcee | ‘ xtract ot Koeadali*. I win entirely cured by the Dr. ButU’ Dn*pen-ary 12 North Eight Street, St B. A. WISE & CO., CHERRY ST., MACON. OA.. Louis, Ho. See advertisement, augl7-dAwly Exfebixxce or a Youso Wojtax.—A country girl, young, pretty and happy, her etep was elaatio and the loses of hoahb bloomed upon her cheek. One April morn eh* was overt, ken by a “spring shower, and cangbt a cold. It w«e her ‘‘particular time," and suppression wts tbe revolt. At the next period nature refused to act. She became fallow, swollen, and snffe ed intensely with pain in tbe back and “lower stomach.' palpitations, difficulty of breathing, indigestion and Doctors failed to palliate her distressed condition, and she longed for death as the only hope of relief. At the instance of a friend, who berwelf experienred it* benefit*, she was induced to try Dr. J Bradfield's Female Regulator. One bot tle cored her. bbe is again the hippy girl ebe was thst Aptil mornii g before tbe shower Tbe Female Regulator is prepared by L H Bradfield, druggi-t, Atlanta. Ga., at 81 60 per battle, arql kept by all roapeotab'.e drag men throngbont the land. J inSlm it van waxt to men ia* THE BEST COOKING STOVEl jctkk orruzD z.v uxoox, TOIL THE LEAST MONEY, The Histost or a National Rxhxdt.—Hare Is the history of the moat oelebrated tonio of tbe age In a nutshell. In 1860 it was announced that a cer tain combination of vegetable ingredient*, with a pare diffusive stimulant, was working wonders in the ears of chronio dyspepsia, nervons debility, liver oomplaint, periodical fevers, rhenmatiem and constitutional weakness The nnpretended name given to the epocifio was Plantation Bitters. The statement attracted the attention of Invalids every where. The new remedy received a fair trial, and tbe resalt more than confirmed all that had been said in its praise. Thenceforward it waa a grand suoo, as. Tbe bmineas columns of tbe press spread . | the glorious newa far and wide, and the martyrs to til gib II Tea TrnjS anu nailers, indigestion, bmouenesa, physical prostration, and Jnst teceittd by steamer Darien from Liverpool, pr m«lnro decay, aa if by common consent, songbt I relief from tbe new vegetable restorative. They SS doses ENOLlStl TEV1RAY9 and WAITERS | f onn< i n]:at they eonght. From that time to tbe present the inciea-o in the.demand for Plantation Whiolt we will sell from lOo to 8t each. House- I Bitter* has been one of tho most striking event* keeper* Will please sail and secure a bargain in I in this age. these WalLte beloto they are «nA , r ,,„ ^ M I The Tan UiALZa-Dr. Price's Blood Enricher Tbe remedy that pro motes vital power, increases B. A. WISE A CO., ffacsn, On. a a. wise a co. CLItRY COMBS, CUBBY COMBS. I the quantity of nerTou* inflaenoe, reenporste* ex- , I haasltd energies, aids natore m restoting, over- S00 doten ENGLISH CUBBY COMBS, eoming, and elimiuaUng all diseased material*. If Juat reotlwd by attamer from Liverpool. Met* I poor blood needs purifying or enriching make nee chain* can pnrcbaeo them at New York importers' I 0 f this remedy at once, andeee bow direct and per manent the benedta you reoeive. Aa a tonio it ia durable. All druggist* have it for sale, who also aell Dr. Price’* special flavorings. pnccs by calling on aa. H. A. WINE 4 CO., Macon, Os. janlttf TBE GREAT BENEFACTOR. ON MARRIAGE. Hippy relief for yoneg men from the effects of errors and abases In early life. Manhood restored. Nervons debility cored. Impedimenta to Marriage lemoved. Now method of treatment New and remarkable remedies. Books and circulars sent free, in sealed envelopes. Address, HOWARD ASSOCIATION. No. 3 Sooth Ninth at. Philadelphia, Pa. janS Sm Hudson G. Wolfe's Bell Sckeifts, an invigora ting tonio and medicinal beverage, manufactured by the proprietor, at Schiedam in Holland, is war ranted peifectly pure, and free from all deleterious aubatances. It u distilled expressly for case* of Dyspepsia or Indigeation, Dropsy, Gout, Bheuma- tiem. general Debility, C'atamh of the Bladder, Paine in the Back and Stomach and all diseases of the Urinaiy Organ*. It give* great relief in Asthma, Uravel anu Calculi m the Bladder; strengthens _ . , ,, „. upl invigorates tho ejstem. and will keep off that The Best is Always the Cheapest • I Urenirul scourge, Fever and Ague, when taken In 1 time. so CALL ASK SEX THE STEWART.I GREAT BENEFACTOR, GOOD WILL, IMPBOVED IKON WITCH COOKING STOVES. Especial pains have been taken ae to ite quality, and a permanent uniformity is guaranteed. This ia calculated to make the Hell Schnapps tbe moet reliable and popular article of its kind. It ia dis tilled tram Barley of the finest quality, and the Aromatic Juniper Berry of Italy. Aa a healthful beverage it has no euperior. To tbe invalid and thoae who travel, and are (ob ject to changes of water and climate, they will find it *n invainabie agent. Hade on G. Woife was. for tho period of twenty ■ buainess with hi* Box and Office Stove*. Gratae at low fijUtre*. year*, connected in the Schnapps Nftfifc Ax*. Titoo Cbftia*. A foil line of I *• puno*Un»: Goo^*, Wool and Willow War®. W«e to the Tin ABE THE CHEAPEST they are the best. The** Stove* are selling for LE S 8 MONET than any FIRST-CLASS Stove in the maikeL TRfMAX it GREEX, Sole Isentt, TRIANGULAR BLOCK. fftgn ot the Golden Stove. jin? Sm Batchelor’s Hair Dye. Thi* aaparb Hair l)y t la ths beat in tbe world— oerfectly barmioM. reliable uiaULOtanectifi ; do v, Tr| *»fltBHint; do rid&culoua tiota or disagree ale fpAar Tt>« genuine Wm. A- liatchelor a Hair Dje XnMlooee uxunediatelT a epUndiu black or natural 1*»TM tbe bair cloan, aoft, beautiful; doea ZL, oootalo a particle of lead or any injunoua com- ® -A Jjold by all drugguta. Factory. 16 BOND jffiSrwT. *. I. 0*t #d*odly nance and knowledge or tbe bueineaa in wbich be la engvged, should be a sufficient guarantee that be folly appreciate* tbe wants of the public for an ar ticle prepared expressly for the disease* above mentioned, and all he aeka ia to give tbe Bell Schnapps a trail, and compare the same with others that make tbe Ilka pretentions Catrnox!—Ask for ”H. G. Wolfe’e Bell Schnapps.” for sal* by all respectable Grocers and Apothe- iries. HUDSON G. WOLFE 4 Oo., Office. IS South William etreet. Now York. For sale bv CAMPBELL.t ENGLISH HaconGa BALL, BLACK A CO. 565 and 567 Broadway, Yew York, largest Importers, Manufacturer* and Dealers in SILVERWARE, PRECIOUS STONES, BRONZES, CLOCKS. MARBLE STATUARY, OIL PAINTINGS, OAS FIXTURES, And all kinds of FINE JEWELRY AT THE LOWEST PRICES. janlttf T.F.A & PERRINS’ SAUCE, Pronounced by Uonnoiateurs “The Only Good. Sauce-” It improves the appetite and digestion, and It ia unrivaled for it* fiat or. W® ore directed by Lo* A remne to pro®ecul® ill pat tics tasking or rending counter- reit*. JOHN DUNCAN’S sONb, »ogl6 eodfta Ageata, New York. u*e of one bottle of that tiuly valuable medidno. W. A. Dauden, 8b. IxraETa.—The moat irrital le and rietieesoftheee tender little boneebold bnd*, are chaimed as it were Into qniet and sweet repose, by uting Mrs, Whitoomb'e Syrap. Cube fox Couoh ox Colo.—As soon ae there ia tbe aUgbteet nneteinees of the cbeet. with difficulty of breathing, or indication of congh, take daring tbe day a few “Btown'a Bronchial Trochee.” CITY AFb'AlKS. FRIDAY MORNING, JAN. 19, 1872. The Bed Flag.—Having been fooled once or twioe by taking tbe cars (on tbe street rail road) that go to Tattnall Square, instead of those going up College street, we etate for the information of onr neighbors that the cars with the red flag in front go np College street, and those with no flag go to Tattnall Square. BunsED to Death. —A fow days ago a colored woman living on the plantation of Mr. G. 0. Beall, in Terrell connty, having to take her hna- band’a dinner to him in tbe plantation, locked her little obild in the house to stay while she was gone. While absent tbe house took fire and waa oonsnmed, tbe child and all their personal effects being destroyed together. The Dead Calf Aoaci —Whose dnty is it to see that filth, and aromatic nuisances are remov ed from the streets ? We mentioned yesterday morning a dead calf laying just under the blnff in front of Wesleyan Female College and we noticed that yesterday afternoon it had not been removed. This is now the fifth day since we saw it lying there and know not how long it bad been there before. Street committee! street scavenges! anybody! please look after it ■ — '.- Accidentally Bussed.—Yesterday morning as little Elodia Boardman, daughter of Mr. J. M. Boardman was going to school, sho stopped by a Are which some workmen had bnilt within short distance of tbe school room, (Mrs. Bailie’s, corner of Third and Walnut street,) and in a few minutes her clothing took fire Sbe becoming frightened, ran towards the school room, but Messrs. J. V. Grier and E. P. Strong being near by saw her and ran after her as rapidly as possible, catching her jnst as she entered the room, and throwing her upon the floor wrapped her np instantly with their over coats, smothering the flames. Mrs. Bailie and G. C. Conner came to their assistance and stripped the clothes from the child in a mo ment. Mrs. Bailie had her hand* pretty badly bnrned while removing tbe child’s clothing, bat luckily the child escaped without being seriona- !y hurt It was a narrow escape, and but for the timely arrival of Messrs. Grier and Strong she would certainly have been badly if not fatally burned. Sad Accident at Bullied Stitios—Captain Norman McDuffie Killed.—Yesterday mom- tag as the up passenger train on the Macon and Brunswick road was passing Bollard Station, Capt. Norman McDnffie stepped from the car while the train was yet in motion, and when walking up the platform steps to enter the de pot, slipped and fell between th6 moving train and the platform and was instantly crushed to death. These are the particulars as nearly as we con'd get them, and suppoee they are in the main, correct. Captain McDuffie was about fifty years of age and has been for many yean an influential citizen of Pulaski county, until two years ago when he removed to Texas. A short time since he returned to visit his old friend* and acquaintances, and had jnst started back to his home and family. Alas! alas ! he will never reach them. Several person from near Hawktasville were in company with him on route tot Texas where they propose settling. Captain McDuffie will be remembered as the gentleman who had, during the war. a consider able controversy with General Howell Cobb in regard to x steamer seized by the General on the Ocmnlgee river while in command of this district. He was well known throngbont this section, and his sndden death has brought sad ness to miny hearts. SrrzxiOE Coubt—Ieial or L C. Elds.—At nine o’clock, a. m. the court was called to order by hia Honor, Judge Cole, and from the tails jurors tommoned, the counsel for the State and the accused proceeded to select four jurymen, the number still lacking yesterday afternoon. At half past ten they had been selected as follows : Jacob Ried, Melanctbon H. Cotter, Levi G. Bright and Robert Barnhart. They were sworn and took their seats in the box. The indictment was read by Mr. Hall, and at eleven o'clock pre cisely the witnesses for the State, Mtearg. £. Isaacs, John Vi. O'Conner and Dr. Mettaner were sworn. Mr. Isaacs wee first called to the stand and the counsel for the defence requested that Mr. O'Conner be removed from the room, which was done, after which the examination wanton. It waa Imposible to be in the court room *11 day, and we could not eopy all the evidence We therefore, for the present forbear givtag any of iL By one p. E. the witnesses for the State bad been examined and the court took recess until two. In tbe afterncon one witness for tbe defence was examined and a second caL'ed to tbe stand, during whose examination, et five o'clock, a question was raised as to the right of tbe defence to proponnd a certain ques- to the_witness. His Honortbcn adjourned the court until nine this mornirg, when the ques tion will be signed. The coart room is filled with anxions spectator?, and the witnesses thus far have testifiid with the greatest composure and calmness, speaking distinctly so as to be heard plainly thronghout the room. The Katie Putnam comedy company pre sented ‘‘Hostdale,” one of the most elegant of modern comedies to a fine house lad evening It was a moet enjoyable performance. Each member seemed exactly fitted for the rot* as signed him or her. Katie as Boea Leigh was perfection. In her scenes with Elliot Gray it was more like reality, than acting. She ia without donbt tbe most natural and life-like pertonator of character we have ever seen. The rendering of the beauti ful cavitina “L’ardita” In, tho fourth act was moet entbusiasticly encored when she favored as with the exquisite ballad ‘‘Come Birdie Come,” in a faultless manner, and we are cer tain that the day is not far distant when Katie Putnam will stand at the head or her profes sion and we shall heartily say “all hail, Katie.” The part of Miles McKenna was assigned to J. B. Ashton, who thoroughly identified himself with the character, and made himself so obnox ious and villataona that we were glad when he was sent to prison. Mary McWilliams, as Tabitha Stork, ren dered the part in a fanltleas manner, and showed herself a thorough artiste. Mr. Browne, as Elliot Gray, seemed perfectly at ease, and never have we seen anything more life-like than the scenes between himself and Rosalie. They made the o!d times come o’er us once more, and we fancied oarse!fa boy again. As Elliot Gray, he was as much at home as on the previous night as the slippery fingered Dotohman or the. jolly Irishman. In fact, Browne is a trump—“the best joke of the Eea- BY TELEGRAPH. tanff on French wines. The suppression of the Oanloia and Constitution excite® indignation. St. Peteb>bubo. Jan nary 18.—The Badget phows 400,000 rabies in excess of receipts over experaitare®. Berlin, January 18 —Prince Arthur of Eng land, Generals Henwat von Bitterfield and PLANT EARLY AND OFTEN. E VERYBODY wanta 8eed and good 8®ed. We bare «p*reJ no p*ina and spent tome money to supply everybody vith Seed (aa eveiythiog eiae ure ket-p) of the very beet, and have in atore a large* ock (not over 09J banela) of the following varieties of Destructive Kira nt Enfant*. Spec’al to the Telegraph acd Messenger.] Ecnvu, January 18.—J. W. Young’s exten. sive foundry and mschino works were 4*-1B^,raktateafiel,Vra ta^stod with tbhOT- troyed by fire at 3 p. M-, to-d*y. Loss $35,000. I dera of Black Eagle by the Emperor. No insurance. Bhk 1 f. | BoMBat, January i8.—A dangerous revolt among tho Looahais of India haa been snp- DAT DISPATCHES. | pressed. At the first sign* of trouble troops were dispatched from Delhi They marched New Yoxx, Janaary 18.—A. Columbia dis I direct to the htadquarier* of the rebel*, whom I G li tjQfF jA * |' |L G patch states that the Union Trust Company, be- they met in large force bat completely defeated, ■ rriae It m a. X* XX. Ju XXX- Ui sidts assuming the debt of South Carolina on a I killing one hundred and taking several hundred basis of fifty cents on the dollar, also settle* I prisoners. Tbe rebels have dispersed and the I the indebtedness of South Carolina to her pres- country is now perfectly qniet. I rwrois, ent financial agent. I — ■ A Mexican dispatch states there is great re-I Arnicas Kd-klux — A Cincinnati dispatch of joicing at MaUmore* over the sneoessee of the | the 16:h says there was a Ku-klux raid in Bold A SILVER MEDAL CHEAP LIGHT Factories, Hotels, Churches, Stores, Dwellings, etc. 8fob precinct, near Frankfort,Jay., on Saiur- thousand government troops are under orders j last, several white laborers being or- to march to the frontier. Agras Gollientes and I dered away and other peisans kept oat all night. ZiC»tr*s are favorable to the government At A lengthy petition was presented to the Ken- Sr,'S2SSb5SL&SJ«3tt ;.o kr L, ga ., r the American side of the river, under appro- I “ om attacks of these outlaws, who are seek- hension* of seige by the revolutionists. Gen- I tag to drive off laborers from the farms, era! Qairaga. the rebel American commander, ‘ stated on the lOih instant, that he was confi-, __ _______ dent of ultimate success, as the wealtbv and in- I ELECTION NOTICE, jelUgent party of tbe country will aid the revo- ~ eqrgia, MACON COUNTY.-Henry la Hill, tauon aga.nst Jaarez. ua soon aa there is a pros- (j sheriff of said county, having resigmd bU pect of success. He claims the church interests office aa euch. thereby creating a vacancy in esid in favor of the revolutionists, and Siya a cen- I office in said connty. it is thenfore ordered bv the tralized government i* necessary for Mexico. I Ordinary of said county that an election be held at EARLY GOODRICH, E ARLY HARRISON, SEEDLING MERCER, OLD YELLOW PINK EYE, PEACH BLOW, JACKSON WHITE, PRINCE ALBERT. | Will hate tho ALEXIS next week. He has plentv of men, but lack* arms and amrnu- tho different precinct* in raid county cu Thursday, nition which he hopes to obtain soon from the I tire lloth of January. IS<2, for 8htriff, ro ti I tho cr- United States. He is anxious to obtain a quasi tstm ot . recoon.irinr, tha r m .,mr,£,<,.mm»nt o..,i a true oxtract from the minutes of liirai Court Ttedaiid reliable Shakers of South Union, Kentucky, recognition from the American government and to eniiat tho sympathies of the American peo ple. He expects soon to control the Rio Grande frontier and stop future Indian raids. He will soon send a commissioner to Washington who will satisfy the American government. Costina is still recognized as a General in the service of Jnarez who is using dictatorial powers. Rev. John J. Qningler, formerly of New Or- , Ordinary. Macon " of Ordinary. This 4th day of January, 187J jan6 2awtd A. H. GREER. O O. O. THE FINEST SALOON IN THE SOUTH. Variety of Seed IF YOU DON’T BELIEVE IT COME AND SEE. leans and Sl Looia, died this morning at the T HATE P nt t 11 ® fl “ iaLin g ‘»®ch on the College of St. John, Brooklyn. ~ I G-IiOFm « a T.nncv Washington, January 18.—A triangular fight AWUtJtiid KiLLiaorir, between the grand jury, the Distriot Attorney. No . 33 ThM B treet. and flitter myself that it is un- and tbe Federal judge is progressing at Salt J burpaaeed by any establishment of tbe kind in tbe T *" General municipal disorder prevails. _ | South, aa to ita equipments and elegance of finish H AVING obtained of tbe “United States Gta Light Company" the rights for the States of Georgia and Alabama fur iho sale of tbe “GAN iTER COMPLETE GAS WOftKS." *o would ro-pectfully call the attention of ali* to the followingcertiticated and also state that am* m\CHI>es are oi'akanteko TO DO ALL THAT IS BiqUlHED OF THEM VHES FOLD, FOB A FKtUOD OF 02*K YEAR. TH KBJS IS NO OTHER MACHINE OPEHvThD ON THE 8aME OR ANY SIMILAR PRINCIPLE, vie : supplying the hydro CARBON TO THE AIR ONLY 80 FAfcT AS 18 REQUIRED TO IMPREGNATE IT fcUFFICIKNTLY Tv» Q1VK A UNIFORM LIGHT. Tnere ia no artificial heat used in gener ating thii g&s—consequently nlykr any condensa tion in the pipo8. As they have been in practical operation in the North for over live yeart % and in this city for the p*bt fifteen months, we solioit an investigation as to their performanco. The coet of the Gaa will not exceed $2 p c r 1000 cub;c feet, while its illuminating power is equal to the best of Coal Gas. Machines do not require filling oftener than onoe a month when ruuniug their full capacity; while in a dwelling not more than twice From one of the oldest and largest Seed Grow- I or three times a ytar—so that all that ia required era in New York State, and also riom the celebra- I * uniform 1 ght, for one hutlr or ono hun dred hours, ia to w*ud the machine bo often aa ia required. g« nerally ouoe a dav, not oftener. IT IS ALWAYS READY TO GO WHEN WoUND UP. For BlalPLICIIY OF CONSTRUCTION. DURA BILITY, AND EASE OF MANaGt-MENT, it ia | univeraally aeknow.edged tho “No Plua Ultra " John P. Fort, President W. Hazlxuubst, Treasurer. W. A. Huir, J. W. Burkk, Da ec lor a. Allaymmuricationa should be addiesaed to ED. ROWE, Manager, 69Second street, Macon, Ga., Commission Warehouse of Collins A Heath, Where machine can be aoea in operation. GARDEiV SEED giving us known to the gardens of this climate, all of which is guaranteed, as we do everything, as represented. Our stock of 6EBMA.N, FEE NCH, ENGLISH CEUTIFICA7E*. Of Messrs. Gaston, Lacy, Morrison and oth ers, we simply say their parts were well ren dered. To-night Katie fakes a benefit, when ehe will present “Fanchon," which is said by exchanges to be tbe finest rendition of the character ever given. Although Maggie Mitchell made her reputation in ibis character, the palm has been given to Miss Putnam by all who have witnessed her wonderful personation of tbe “Merry Crick et.” Let tho b 0x130 be filled on this occasion as a testimonial of her artistio efforts. Daring the evening the splendid band con nected with this company will play Rossini’s cel- sbrated Stabat Mater, arranged by Prof. Maret- zek, the musical director. Fish’s ScccxsaoB.—The career of Mr. O. H. P. Archer, the successor to Fisk in the vice pres idency of the Erie road, is another manifesta tion of the “peculiar civilization of America” that might inspire alittle patronizing pity from the English press. A few years ago, he was an express messenger on tbe Hndsoa river road, at a salary, it may be safely supposed, of abont sixty dollars a month. By energy and othor each qualities of our American civilization, he ia now worth a million of dollars, and is second in rank in the administration of ono of tho larg est corporations on the globe. The steamboat Importer snnk in Arkansas river with a thousand bales of cotton for New | Orleans. The Importer is a total loss. The Senate is considering artificial legs for | Federal officers. In the House nothing important. The Senate Finance Committeo considered I tbt. Ml-ipeLhion of Miller and appointment of Warner to the oollectorship of Mobile, bnt the matter was postponed to the next meeting. Chicago, January IS.—Monday’s session of the city council was dispersed by a mob. Tbe I fire regulations seems to be incentives for dis orders. A dnb to aid the re-election of Grant | haa been organized in Boston. Vicksbuco, January 18.—A fire on tbo levee I between Clay and Crawford streets, involved I the loss of $50,000. janlGetdlm J. R. GRIFFI N. 33TTY SHB GSHaTTIND Macon, Ga., March 2.7, 1871. This ia to certify that we have had ono of tlie Gae Machine* of the (joitid Staler Gaa Light Company in uae since the 10th clay of November, anil it i* perfectly satisfactory to no m its genera: working and cheapi.ee*. Wo paid the Macon Ga* Li lilt Company for lour montliaof laet year and year pre vious tNuvtmber, DcCcmler. J-nuaiv and i\bru- | saying us, in lour months, $2X5 66 Tlie light is GREER, LAKE A CO.'S. 62 Cherry acd 64 Third street, Macon, Ga. Janl4 lw FRESH GARDEN SEED More Than 250 Different Modifications, AGENTS ALSO FOB THE BEST ALARM MONET DBA WEB. FINANCIAL AND COMMEKCIAL Dally Review of the Market. OFFICE TELEGRAPH AND MESSENGER,1 Jamjakt 18—Evening, 1872. j’ Cotton.—Receipts to-day 402 bales; sales 309, shipped 467. The market ia firm at 20c for middlings. WAGON COTTON STATZMENT. Stock on hand Sept. 1,1871—bale*.. 1,793 Received to-day 402 Received prevtoosly 46,365 -46,767 48,660 Shipped to-day 467 Shipped previously. 34,827—34,791 Stock on hand this evening 13,766 GRAIN AND HAL MRAL 1 05 @ : 10 GRITS . 1 35 OATS 75 @ SO FIELD PEAS 1 25 HAY—Northern .... 1 90 fit 2 (0 Tenueeee Timothv.... .. .. 1 75 @1 80 BAGGING AND IltOM TIES. BAGGING—Bengal. 18% Lyon 18% Borneo 19 Gunny 18 Dondt-e 16 15 @ 16 TIES-Gooche 5 @ 6% Arrow 6%<S> 6 Eureka. .... {% @ 8 WHITE MEATS—0 B Bides 8® 8% Shoulders 7(3 7% Bellies 8% BACON—C R Sides 9^ 9% S oulders 8 %@ 8% B O ham* 15 ® 1' noruing narhet Report. Nzw Yobx, January 18.—Cotton qniet bnt firm; uplands 21}f: Orleans 2J%; sales 3,831 bales. Sales of fntur * laat evening 071*0 bales as fol lows: January 2IJf: February 21 9-lG(tr2l% «2l%; March 22@Z2>Jih.22 1-16; April 22#; May 23>i® I 7-16: June Stocks steady. Governments firm but dull. Money easy at 6 Gold steady at 8J£. Exchange, long 9>4; short 9J£ F our quiet sod unchanged- Wheat dull and un changed Corn qniet andste&dy. Pork steady; new u ss 14 25. Lani favors bayere; 9Jf(®9X- Turpentine firm at 70. Rosin steady at 4 60 for Strained. Freights dulL Litz&fool, January 18, noon —Cotton opened steady; uplands 1(1%: Orleans 10%. AITZRNOON Cotton qniet; uplands 10%; Or leans 10%; sales 12,000 bales, including 3000 for ex port and speculation. London, January 18, noon—Contois 92%. Eonde 92%. Tallow 57s. Pams, January 18, noon —Bentos BGt. 65c. narkeu—Evening ice port. NewYoek, January 18—Cotton quiet and film; sales 7386; upland* 21%; Orleans 22%. Sales of futures to-d.y 7000 bale* as follows. January 21 3 16; February 21 7-16:21%@21 9 16® KI%«21%«2t 11-16; March 22 1-16&>22@22K@ 22%<a22 5-16(322 3-16; April 22%«t£l%; May *1 i9-S2; June 22%. Flour dull and tieaw; common to fair extra 6 80 <S7 60; good to choice 7 55;?9 60. Whisky active 191. Wheat active sod under decline; reo winter - 'cetera 1 60 gl 61; red eouthern 162%. Corn closed heavy and rather easier at 73A73%, with a moderate expert demand. Rice firm at 8%@8%. Pork easier at 14 25@H 75 Lard heavy at 9#.9%. Turpentine very firm at G9@70. Rosin duU at 4 60 for a trained. Tallow steady. Freights dull. Munev eaey at Gf&7; discount* 7<elO. Exchange dull st SK “9%. Gold dull at S%@9- Governments dull and steady; 81s 15%; 65* 11%; new 10% mate bond- firm bnt Lot very active—Tenoeeseee 65%; new 66%; Virginia* 6* 50; new 65; Louisiana* 6e 65; new 62; Levees Ga 60; 8* 70; Alabama 8* 90; 6* 60. Georgias 6* 73: 7* 83; North Carolina* 83; new 16; booth Carolina* 60; new S0%. Cincinnati, January 18 —Flour and com in fair demand and firm. Pork quiet and drooping at 13. Lard firm Bacon quiet mud weak; thoulders 6%; tide* 7%@7%. Whisky 87. Loram-ix, January 18.—Bagging quiet and steady at 13^14. B*otn active and firm—ebon'ders dear *:des 8. Pork 14 00. Lard 9<S>iO*. WbisMj 89. St. Lora, January 17.—Flour dtul. Corn 4u#4L Whisky steady at 88. B«ggtng 16}{@l7e Pork 17 00. BfcCon quiet—thoulders 6 jfi ciear ti deal# BxLTQTOKr, J Anaary 18—cotton doll and nominal; middli ge net receipt* 1U4; grow 240; ex- porta coa»twice 2X3; to Great Britain —; Bales 3 <8; stork SOI0. Floor more active. Wheat qniet. Com f circe; white 62(S66; 9«Uo« 63<£63; mixed weatem 67#70. Oats steady. ProYiaioneunchanged. WhiaxytfS New Odxjl&xs January 17.— Cotton doll; mid- d^intn* 21: mt receipts 5333; grosa 66.884; exporta lo Barcelona —; to Vera Crutz —; coadtwiae —; sales IsOO; stock 195,147. \YlunsGT05 January 18 —Cotton firm; middling* 21: net receipt* 1U; exporta coastwise 946; sales —; etock 4420. _ _ Spirits turpentine firm at 56- Eoa:n—No sales. Crude turpentine steady; 3 65 for hard. 4 50 for jellow dip SLd virgin Tar steady at 2 25- Sava»ah. January 18.—Cotton in fair demand; middlingscetreceipts2597; exportato Barcelona 6ui; ooaatwiae —; ealee 2000; stock 89,- 853. Acorm, January 18 —Cotton quiet; middling* 20; receipts 1000; Bales 7C0. Chaelesto5, January IS.—Cotton steady ana in far demand; middling* 2G££; net receipt® 2521; ex ports to the ecu tin ent n—; c© setwise ; talee 300; Stock 37,245. Mobile January 13.—Cotton quiet; miud mga 20>*: net receipt* 1345; groea —; export® ooaetwiae ^ to Great Britain 360; ealea 600; etock 65.470. Galttsto>, J*naary 18—Cotton steady; good ordinary 19; net receipt* 82: exporta to Great Britain 820; coastwise 72; sales 800; etock 50.050 Philadelphia, January 18.—Cotton quiet; mid dlings 21*- Boston, January IS.—Cotton dull; middlings !: net receipts 365; groes 435; sales 5v0; stock SCK/J. Norfolk. January 18—Cotton qniet; low middl nge 19K; net receipts 1190; exports ooaetwiee 1882; sales 2lX*: etock 4544. iliaraa, January 13.—Cotton active; middLngs nominally at 20^^20^; receipts 2370. Ljtyjlfool. January 18. evening.—Cotton quiet steady; nplande 10?%; Orleans Uft&'lOK; 12,000; speculation and export 3,000. Q^urpentine 55. New Obleans, January 17.—The factions still Standard maintain their parliamentary fight, and the mi litia and police protect the approaches to the capitol. Crn of Mexico, January 10 —The Juariats occupied Oaxaca on the 4th, the Diazists retir ing towards Puerto del Angel, whence they embark for Mazatlan where they will attempt to revive the waning revolution, the backbone of wbich has been broken. The government gains strength, whereas the revolutionists lack concert. The revolutionary obiefs in Mexico are quarreling among themselves. The govern ment General Ruchelle was killed, and the revolutionary General Rochdale wounded, in the battle at San Mateo. The annexation fever ia prevalent among the people. All the politi cians are opposing the scheme. Foreigners say that in an American protectorate lies the only safety of Mexico. Tbe government de clines sending ministers to the United State*, Spain, Germany, and Italy, on account of the expense. The study of the English langnage is becoming general aruoDg the youths here. Failures of urerchints and manufacturer* are re ported. Gen. Rocha at the head of two hun dred and fifty men is marching rapidly on San Luis in order to save that city from the revo lutionists. He will then proceed to the Rio Grande. FAIRBANKS & CO., 2.V3 BROADWAY. NEW YORK. FAIRBANKS, BROWN & CO , 118 MILK STREET, BOSTON. For sale by Cavhart & Cord, Macon, Ga eep27wed.att4moa Sr. GOTTLIEB FISCH’S BITTERS. X and assorted stock of q litoaa good as that of tha’ Oity Gas Company* and has the advantage of being entirely under our con trol. to burn as wo please. Dating the severe weather in December it burned without inlet mis sion, not being at all affected by the iret-zc. bo far as our experitnoe has gone, wo eee no trouble in this machine or the light, and cheerful lyre commend it. J. W. BURKE *fc CO. JainiHiy 15, 1872. Q "I I I We liavo used the machine u lu. i .n since ihe OCoiIGfe* I And are warranted to be the beat ever offered in date of above certificate, and it continues to give this or any other market. Parties purchasing these I satisfaction, and the rate of saving is quite as great, Seed can rely on getting tin m fresh and what they if not greater, ti an that t*ho*n tn the fiiet four are represented to be. 3ho stock is large, and I months of its u e. Besidep, we bu n neverai lights though they coat more than other Seed, by reason I all day in daik parts of our building, while in the of the gieat care and expense bestowed on their | use of City Gas we could bum only at night’ Our Baring in light has already moxo than pat i for the machine, and given os a satisfactory light. . bURI ' GARDEN SEED I Juat received at HALL’S DRUG BTOBE, Eilie’ Old I Stand. Theae .eed are grown and selected by the | world-renowned houee of J. M. TH0EBUKN & CO., | culture, they will bo eold AS LOW AS ANY OTHER SEED. Am dail, receiving freeh Drugs, Medicine*, etc.. Superior Liquore for Medical use, Cigare, Chewing J. W. hUltKE A OO. Southwxstzbn Hah.road Coy pant, I Office, Macon, Qa., Jauuuy 15. 1872. | Edw’d Rowe, Eeq—Dear Sir; The Gae Machine put up by you in the Passenger D. pot in ttna city, Marclr laet, ha* thus far given enure aatiaf action. YIBGIL POWERl, Gon’l Sup’t. KltiHT DISPATCHES. CongreM.ional. Washington, January 18.—Senate.—Carpen-1 ter made a strong speech against the civil ser vice reform bill. The Judiciary Committee reported adversely on the request of female suffragists asking to be heard at the bar of the Senate. Adjourned to Monday. The amnesty bill comes up Mon- | day. | House.—The Honso passed several bills granting pensions. Objection was made to tbe introduction of a bill to remove the political disabilities of Gerschel V. Johnson and Jackson j Brown, of Georgia. Wilson introduced a bill in tho Senate allow- all materials of the body are cl drived from Food, so all Vital Force, or Health, is derived from the Force stored up in Food. />r. fitch's Bitters enables the System to liberate and appropriate theso Forces, creates Appetite, cures Dyspepsia, with Its result ing Debility and lack of Nervous Energy; so tones the Stomach and Liver as to make Constipation and Blllousnessimposslble; re inforces the System so it can tide overbad results of FERTILIZING CHEMICALS, | Totaeco. Don’t forget that Ellis' Old Stand is the place to I Yours truly, I get your Garden Seed. jaul3tf ROLAND B. HALL. , Ga., January Gentlemen: In rep y to 3 our rtquet>t for tho cost I of my gas at the present time, 1 would etate that w I puri/ha-ed of ji.ur M ii.a^.-r on. ut tin'United FERTILIZING CHEMICALS. I S tate « G:b Machine® which wae put in operation in I my Hotel in this city, the first of last October, and W E have in store and arriving everything in this H 18 . b ? en ,mm,ll S to my entire e.tialao too tince lin». Mi l .t cloae figure*. J S 111111 ““»• St™* “ KO«t < 8bt a* au.^gaa I h»vo HUNT, RAJ.K1N * LAMAR, Druggist*. ’ " 100 bushels ONION SETS, (White and Yellow.) 1 ter endure tho demands often unexpec tedly made on Its Force and Energy. Ladies In de licate health,aged persons. , and all emaciated and weak after sickness, wiU rapidly strengthen 1# using this great preparation, auglllawly (Ship, cf tbe Lottie.) FOB RENT. , A largo and .veil assorted Btock of the 3tanflard . Gard< n Seed. Save your money and time by plant- P oa sul to *now it to any one at I ing good ye-d. As we eetl at Landreth’a ptioee, I T leaBU,e >P recommending it to . -j STORE, also a enit of rooms suitable for a oot- dealer* o»n save freight by purchasing of ua. 1 ton buyer. Apply at sep5 tf THIS OKfiOE. FOR SALE. A NO- 1 Family Horse, also a PocYaway, Buggy I and two sere of Harness. * Will take either | RUNT, RANKIN & LAMAR, Druggists. Janl4tf Macon, Ga. Wholesale House of the Big ing women to hold office in the Territories of Cotton Scries Life lnsmauce Company stock, the United States on the same conditions as or Macon and Anguria Railroad Company stock, or men. Referred to the Judiciary Committee. stock in either of the Building and Lo*n Associa- [ Washington, January 18.—The President has tiona. in exchange for the above. Apply at this directed the discontinuance of the military di- I Q™ 00 * Jan4 JOHNSON & DUNLAP IHPOBTf B3 AND DEALERS IN vision of the Sonth, and the commanders of the departments of the Sonth and Golf are ordered to report direct to army headquarters. A dispatch from the city of Mexico states in* vestigation confirms the report of the captain regarding the bark Brothers. f»AN Fuancisoo, January 18.—The weather is warm and favorable to crops. The California Assembly struck the words -‘white” and “male” from the attorney act. Gambling licenses meets considerable favor. General Coion a), Jaanst, is preparing to attack Mazatlan. All of Oaxaca and Tnerettero is in possession of the Jannsts. New Orleans, January 18.—John V. Childs, a well known engineer, was found dead in hia bed from an overdose of landnnm. The city ia very qniet. The Senate failed to muster a quorum. New Yobk, January 18.—Stokes was brought to court in a close carriage. The defense asked for a postponement to Wednesday, which was allowed. The run on the Third Avenue Savings Bank continnes. Abont §2,000,000 J CA.RRIA.GE & WAGON MATEHIAL have bten paid oat. It is said that the pressure of freight anen-i ^ a -pr tt, initiation, caused by the blockade of the Pacific 1 Railroad, will compel the charter of another ves- ■ -vtte ksop ali kinds of ready-marie Tlow Hoes sel Via Asplnwall. I \\ made by a first-class blacksmith, and a full Leavenwoeth, January 18 —Theannual meet- I i; n n of goods, consisting in psrt of ing of the Arkansas and Missouri Asociated 1 HARDWARE IRON. STEEL, I TABLE AND FOtKET CUTLERY. 7*2 THIRD STREET. ever need and no tioublu to manage. Bo.ow is tho statement ol my gt» bills when uetng the gas of the -t.acon City CKs hunt Company fur three oor- responaiug month of 1870, aiso statement of what my light has cost me for the lu>t three months wnile lining your machine (or, as was then known, theUmted Oiates Gas Light Company*©), and burn ing more burners with the machine than ever be~ fore: | Amount Macon Gas Light Company's bills for October, November and December, 1870 6222 92 I Amount bill* with your machine for corresponding mouths $90 00 | Deduct fur lighting bar, $1 pr month 21 00— 78 00 Saved in throo months $ 144 92 Haring tried it piacticrily, I feel safe in saying it is so simple any ono c&u u&e it, and 1 shall bo any time I take _ any one wanting a cheap and reliable light. 1 remain, gentlemen, yours, etc., E. D3A&CH. To Macon Portable Gas Company, 69 hecond st. Georgia State Aoricul-ubal 8ociErr,> Secretary’s Offioe, Macon, Ga., Dec. 8,1871. j I certify the subjoined is a copy or the resolution passed uy the Extcuiire Committee of the State j Agricultural Society; Resolved, That the thanks of this Society are due Mr. Rowe for the superior and brilliant gas light famished on the gruuuds during the fair, and that we lecomimnd the United States Gas Light Com- ny’s Complete Gao Works, and that wd award r. Rowe a silvor medal for the same, janlfitf DAY. W. LEWId, Secretary. PROF. BICHsEL T AKES pleasure in informing tho citizens of Macon that he has located bore as a teacher of Yocal anfi Instrumental Music, Being a tborouglily educated Macidan. and a com - patent tsacher iu siuRirg, pi.no, violin, guitar, I organ or any other music.l itstrutncnt, Lo recom mends himself la tbis capacity, and as leader of church choir* or other Binging elnb. And ia also prepared to tone and repair organa, mclodeona, pianos, etc. Oidere left at Schreiner’s old stand on Cotton avenge will be promptly attended to. [|an5 8m OOD WOOL HATS, for men and boys, at tjT THOMAS U. CONNER’S. TT'INE FUR HATS, of all siylei, at M THOMAS H. CONNER’S. N OBBY STIFF and SOFT HATS at THOMAS C. CONNER’S. Together with all hia Standard Flavoring Extract*. rpHE YOUNG MEN’S BROADWAY SIt.K HAT | _L at THOMAS U. CONNER’S. TRY OUR Offer extra inducements to the CASH TRA DE. Buist’s Reliable Garden Seed Supplied at Catalogue Prices. Burnett’s Preparations. COCOAISE, for the Hair, FLORIHEL, for the H&ndkercbief. KALLISTON, for removing Freckles, Tan, Sunburn, etc., etc., BURNETTS COLOGNE WATER, 100,000 lbs SncrteH Iron, ao.ooo lbs Plow Steel, 50,000 lbs Ucllm <1 Iron, SOkcRS Morse and 3Inle Shoes, 200 Keg'i Nails, ^ 1,000 pairs Trace Chains, 500 pairs IK.tnicv, 100 coils Plow Line Rope, \ 300 clczen Genuine Kcovil Horn, 100 dozen Plant’s lloee. 100 dozen Axes. EAILIjNTG- POWDER. THE BEST IN THE MARKET. Only 60 cents per pound. This is manufactured of the best material, and we guarantee satisfaction. J. H. ZEILIN A CO., Wholesale Druggists. jan!7tf Press elected the old officers. Six dailies died | daring the year. Mobile, Jannory 18.—Tickets for the round trip will be sold by the Mobile and Ohio and Mobile and Montgomery Railroads to parties aU tending the Grand Lodge of Odd Fellows, at Mobile, on the 5th. Coluaibus, O., January 18.—The Railroad Committee of the Honse was directed to pre pare a bill abolishing discrimination in charges for passengers and freights over Ohio railroads. Annapolis, January 18.—The Legislature bal loted ineffectually to-day, and will hold a oan- cus to a^ree upon a candidate. ve^on^^cle J d““Sm^enf "denti I BLACKSMITH BELLOWS, I NEW STORE OF GRAY & SANDERS, Albert Fink, Vice President; J. H. SheldaD, Secretary and Treasnrcr. The convention j ANVILS, VISES, and a fall line of TOOLS of every meets next in Atlanta on the first Tuesday in NOTICE. W E would reapeo 1 fully call the attention of our friends and customere to our E LEGANT assortment of DRESS SniRTS at THOMAS U. CONNER’S. G ENTLEMEN’S COLLARS and CUFFS, of all B.ylea, at THOMAS U. CONNER’S. G ENTLEMEN’S KID GLOVES and DRIVING GLOVES at THOMAS U CONNEB’d. 'ILK and LINEN HANDKERCHIEFS at 5 THOMAS U CONNER’S. "LATENT PANTALOON DRAWERS, and other _ Underwear, at THOMAS U CONNER’S. C ARDIGAN JACKETS. OVF.R8HinT8. and HOSIERY at 1HOMASU LON ’iEB’S. n ENILEMEN’S WEDDING OUTFITS at IjT THOMAS U CONNER'S. , VALISES and TRAVELING BAGS St THOMAS U. CONNER’S. rpRUNKS, 1 S E Madeid, January 18.—The Ministry has ad-1 dressed a circular to Governors of Provinces directing the suppression of organizations con nected with the Internationals. midnight dispatches. description CIElCUZiAE. S^Q-’W'IS. Saw Mill Goods cf every description for isle as cheap ae any bouse in Geetgu. jan9eodAwlm No. 36, Floyd House Block, Third Street. I TTMBBELLAS of all sizes, etth e and colors at And invito an examination of our Stock of New'and | THOMAS U. CONNEB’d. D RESS SHIRTS in fine variety at THOM.rS U. CONNER’S. janUtf FOR SALE. ^ FARM of 450 acres, (more or leaa) of fertile land, one hundred and fifty in a high state of cultivation, the balance well timbered, within two milea of. the city of Cnthbert. An excellent mill site upon tbe land. Tbe Batnbridge. Cnthbert and Coiumbuj railroad pataca through the tract. Ap ply to JOHN B. BUCHANAN, Luthbeit. or at tbt* “ novld&wtf Synopsis of Weatlier Statement. Was Dzp’t, Ornct Cntu Signal Offioeh, I Washington, D. G., January 18, 7:40, P. M. ) The area of highest barometer has moved, since Wednesday afternoon, from Tennessee southeastward to the Atlantic coast. The low I office. barometer on Massachusetts bay has moved _____ slowly northeastward, and clear weather has ifliOAAOxr. continued thronghout the Atlantic States until I r i 'HE nndersigned have this day eold to Col. W. this afternoon, when increasing cloudiness ia j. Lawton and J. DeLoache a parr interest in very generally reported. The pressure has dt- the Eagle Flour Utile of thia city, anil wiil be known mimshed over the Lake region and the north- after thia date by the firm name sod style of Wil- west, and southwesterly winds wiih snow and hngham, Wheeler A Co. clouds very generally prevail from Maryland to Missouri and northward. The low barometer Jsonary 15, 1672. WILLINGHAM A WHEELER. jin!7 6t dta CO.. DASBT BUILDING. 325 WIST BALTIMORE STRICT, WHOLESALE Fruiterers and Candy Manutacturers BALTIMORE MARYLAND. etp22dAw«xn* tkrvs c.asv. anticipattd for tbe California coast baa appa rently kept further Sonth and has now extended into Texas* where threatening weather and light rains are reported. The rivers have fallen at Cairo, Cincinnati and Memphis. Probabilities; The barometer will probably continue falling with cloudy weather very gen erally east of Mississippi. The lowest pressure passing into Missouri m northeast to the lower . ~ -r j : „ zx*4.^1 lakes, accompanied by rain and snow; south- Sale 01 tlie Indian Spring XlOtel east winds with threatening weather, and rain! 0T Vtimer EcUEG. prevail on the Gulf coast, and southerly winds I . , _ • . . . 4 . veering to southeast throughout the Atlantic TI* Virtue of a decree in Equity «°*red^t the States, with snow in middle and eastern States. romiieeiomr* wilUeU cn Dangerous winds are not anticpated for this I premises at Indian Spring, in the oonnty of evening. ' f I Butts, at public outcry, on 8*1 uiday, tbe 24th day P.1213, January 18.—4mmb, the Prussian 0 f February next, commencing at 11 o'clock a. st., soldier who a few days since was arrested, has the following property: Lots Noe. 2 and 3 in the confessed. Several petitions have been pre- I Indian bpnng Reaerve iu Butte county, each lot aented to Thiers asking him to pardon the pris- containing two acres more or leae-together with one, The people & FrantS are exeStag themaelves to relieve all Provinces from the ihe Dillon Hotel, latterly aa the Varner presence of the Prussians. The money bud- g 0T2Se| *Uh rooms sufficient to accommodate 150 Bcribed to pay the indebtednes to Prussia, it is I or 20-j gueete; alao, outhouses, kitchens, etc. Od stated that the government is considering the j the premises is a fine garden and a large cool proposition of ceding the tobacco monopoly to I spring of excebent water. the Bothchilds and other bankers for three Thia property la very conveniently locatrd for yrara, upon condition they will pa, the German Spring. Thia Spring Vnsshy January IS.—Connt Von Androssy. I ^ South. The Gnffin^ Moriicello and Madison replying to the Catholic delegation, declared p a n r n*d will at an early date be completed to & the Pope under no restraint aa evinced by the pg^t at or near the Indian Spring. Everyth! g in- recent appointment of thirty Bishops. The re— I dicrieethat thia ia desirable property and williap* la tiona between Austria and Italy are on a good idly increase in nloa footing He knew no Catholic power which It i* eoldunder .atddecree tops, baltnce of pnr- IOO i J 5' « J tn the chase money dne the estate of Henry Dillon, and conid be justified m offering an y toreimbur.e Cynthia Tamer for money advanced . . . _ . , Pope. _ ... out of her separate estate to pay for sail prtmi.-es. Crockery and Kitchen Furniture that remained un- HaTasa, January 18.—A battalion o. riflemen 1 regarded as perfect y good Terms cash, arrived this morning from Spain. Futcbaser to pay c c s of conqiMb g YxBSAiLLza, Jannary 18—A compromise ia It. J*. TBIPFE, probable on the raw material tax. It la tinder-1 JAS. 6. buYNiON, Stood that England ia pledged not to raise tha 1 Janl7 <JAw4t Commissioner*. | MCI FAMILY GROC0!IIS,| Which we have on hand and are conetantly receiv ing. ail of which we are offering at the Joweetxn&rk- et figures*. We especially ask yoar attention to a Large Lot Of EXTRA FAMILY FLOUR jast re ceived, and offering at prices tliatdefj competition. All goods shown with pleasure. We are well pre pared, and will take pleasure in delivering goods to the house of any purchaser free of charge. Fail the gift season. GREAT BARBAIHTfOR THE LADIES. A FINE stock of Millinery goods An elegant ssaoitment of real Laces, iu sets and oolors, not togive na. call, *e gV^itae^t.Vf^uou. I from 25 cut* up; rail YMyaennroand thraad taee. will m£k. good anything that doe* not prove just I m whi:o, also u* blaoZi N.Mara Neck Ties (saah what w« represent it to be. Come one, oome *111 ribbons); lame* and Misses 11 eneh Lor-ete, a floo ro .he new Arose. •»* ^ Je , t “f ROOri.: and * well selected sloes of real and imitation batr goods, GRAY <k SANDERS. in aU the latest styles. This is a good investment for the ladies, as the whole stock will be .old at greatly reduced prices duiing the ho.idaye. All earn from Liverpool to Savanna!. I cottonavinuo underRidd;e’aPhotographico»i- HE first-class British a'.evmer “ DARIEN” will ! £!Z_ [d * cU ,f J A_OJOONNOR._ dec 29 tf T I sail from Liverpool for Savannah on tbe 15th February, leoeivtog goods up to the 14th unless orev.ourl. full Calling en route at the Azure* acd Bermudas. For freight engagements in Liverpool, Import ers are requested to refer their agents to J. ” GREAT SACRIFICE! DRY AND FANCY GOODS I Jfaruergh d: Co.. 8 India Buildings. Liverpool. ”"TjhO— * Janll 2w and new Low a oo . Agents at Savannah. A T New York coat, to close ont the etock. Bav- iLg purchased the eniiie etock of Dry Goods and Notions belonging to Mr. A Springer,^ iu Tri angular Block, I am offering the same at New York coat. Theae goods aie all of he very lateat fall and winter purebaoea of Calicoes and L&diea* Drens Goods. I mean what I aay when I offer there goods at NEW XOHK COST!! aa I T HE undersigned are prepared to make liberal will satisfy those who m.y call "P°n me Remem- »di ’ ' “ ' '' Europe, _ P and only ebugu g tbe nanalcommiariona, mauraLce, etc , (which are very low,) and ttx (6) per cent, per ar.nnm interest on the amount advanced Pianteia who miy be oaing money which they wish to p»y, and who w.eh to bold their cotton f<ir a few months for butter pneea. will do well to commamcate with ns, aa aveiy advantageous arrangeaent can be made for them. jan9 lOt L0. PLANT* SON. ADYAHCES MADE ON COTTON. IE undersigned are prepared to make liberal L — * —-•—— - advances on cotton shipped to our fnends in I her the place, Spnnner a old ana well known >pe, to be held as long aa the owners may wish. I comer of Triangular Block. Be sure and call if r . . .. I „*,*.,!* .f ■■fm.f.ntmr Inw n.-nrA* Valuable Property at a Sacrifice. I WILL aell my House and Lot. centrally located cn Second, fieiween Plum and Pine streets, for $1,600 caah, ana $1,000 payable in three or six months. The bouse baa aix iar*e roome, with closets and gas On the premises are a four room kitchen, a smoke-boose, wash-house, stable, oow- ebed, ard a good well of water, with atore-room or bath room adjoining The half-acre lot is one of tho beet garden spots in the city—healthy and convenient. No incumbrances; warranty title, jin 16 eodSt JAS. EDWARD GRAYBILL. AUCTION SAXE. W/ILL be sold at the City Hall, on Friday. Jan- VV uaiy 19, 1672, at 10 o’clock a. x, all the Crockery and Kitchen Furniture tha. . aoli at tne last sale, together with a large amooi of firewood. BOBERTd, STRONG, DALY, janlTtd Committee on Public Property. you want goods at astoniehing low figures. A. BAUM, Of Irwinton. PUBLIC LAWS FA?BID BY THE GENERAL ASSEMBLY OF THE STATE OF GEORGIA At the seselon of 1871, with an 3E* JSS N ID I CONTAEONO THE GOVERNMENT OF GEORGIA, COURT CALENDAR, etc. Price*!. For sal* by J*n6tf J. W. BURKE A CO., 60 Second .t., Macon, Ga. PLANTING POTATOES. ■fiTE have on hand a fall supply of Punting Po- W tatoee, such ae the Early Rose, Early Good rich, Pink Eye, etc. Janl7 3t S. T. A B. T. WALKER,
