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Telegraph & Messenger. THUR8DAY MORNING, JULY 24, 1873 THE GEORGIA PRESS. At lb* recent oommemoement of Ootfoga 8(0 Marie, Montreal, Canada, Jes?ph DaUnnoy, of Savannah, carried off the flrat prizes In excel lence, diligence, physique, and algebra, and second In merit in duvertaUon. Fa mm Callwa*, of Atlanta, has gone on visit to Ireland. The Columbus San, of Taeaday, has this: A xzoBO woman staffed herself so fall of two o'olock Sanday dinner that she died before sapper time. She ate a hearty breakfast, took a whopping dinner at her hoase at noon, went to a neighbor's hoove and piled in another din ner at two o'olock. The matter of astonishment is how she ooold hare lived that long. Txa Baptist Sandsy-achool Convention of North Georgia will meet In Sammerville to morrow. There wore 112 interments in Atlanta last month. Speaking of the Confederate monament at Atlanta, the Herald aays t We aoderstand, however, that a oontract has been consummated with the Stone Monntain Company to furnish granite to complete the ahaft cr body of the monament, and that the Memorial A's >cuLon will commence work afreah at a very early date. Though oar information was not antbentic, we sincerely hope that w< were informed aright. The Griffin Kews of Tuesday says ;* Oa yesterday George Gastello, Etq., from Henry county, brought in twenty bales of cot ton, his last year's crop. People stood in amazement as they saw several leads of the Maple driving np the street, the merchants brushed np their oouatera, the lawyers gazed from their offices, and newspaper men were efr* • culating around freely jnat like they had money. Some were of the opinion that the fall of the year had oom<*. and others looked upon it as the atant courier of the old time xnUlenlam of peaoe, plenty and prosperity. Griffia Is marching steadily forward toward her dealiny, whioh jnst now seems to be a new theatre. 8pan!ding ooanly colored people aro going to have a oamp meeting at an early day. Tnx Lumpkin Independent has this crop Item: The crops are suffering very ranoh for want of rain, and the complaints of dry weather are heard all over the county. Corn in “firing" very rapidly and will be seriontly injured aniens » rain falls in a few days. ScMrcn oonnty will organize a Grange of Pa trons to-morrow. A Gjunoe bos been organized at Conyers. A dispatch to the Atlanta Gonstilntion from IiAmesviUo, the 22J, says: A personal renoontre took place to day here between H. J. Lund and W. P. Basny. Lind vrwi shot and severely wounded. 8eabe McDow ell. colored, wav also shot during the fracas. The difficulty originated from the attempt of Bassy to arrest Land. On Saadlay morning three diamond rings were stolen from an Augusta lady, and on Tuesday morning the door bell of the residence from which the rings wero carried off was rang, and upon the door being opened the rings were discovered lying upon the door maL No one was in sight. Augusta has just concluded a oensns of her own, and counts up a population of 19,083. The Atlanta Constitution has the following with reference to the Blodgett defalcation: The Legislature, at its Iaet session, appointed a joint committee of both branches of the As sembly to meet daring the recess and patiently investigate the defalcation of Foster Blodgett. That ooromittee has been in session in this city two week«, and adjourned yesterday. The pre- vlons Legislature, by appropriate committee had investigated his'matter and found Blod gett's default to bo considerably more than the amount of his offioial bonnd as Superintendent of the Western and Atlantie Railroad, and upon their finding, a judgment has been issued against his bondsmon for the fall amount of the bond— #120,000. These bondsmen and Foster Blodgett have resisted the parmont of the execution in every way they could. The case has been be fore the Supremo Court, and recently the sham pardon granted by Judge Conley while he was filling the Gubernatorial chair and playing the part of Chief Executive, has been nrgod before the Superior Court ns a bar to the en forcement of the said judgement against the securities. In all these moves the courts have decided against Foster Blodgett and his securities, holding them to the payment of the bond. One spools! point made by the secu rities was that many of the items oompoaing the aooonut whioh tho previous Legislative committee had found duo wero erroneous—alle ging that they wero ablo to show that to bo the case, bnt were denied a hearing or tho privilege ohintroducing testimony, etc., and it was particularly to moot this objection that the committee which has jnst adjourned waa rafved nod held their late meeting. While holding this pension, they opened their doors wide, summon ing every wit news desired, and fully examining every point or question ralsod by tho defend ants or their counsel, nod remained in suasion till they said they wero through and had no other witness or matter to introdnoe, and had presented their whole case. The committee will not oome to a conclusion—will not prepare a report—till tho Legislature meets. Their ad journment yesterday waa to assemble again a few days before tho meeting of the General Assembly, till which time their conclusions will not be known. All we CAn now say is, that they have given n patient and full hearing to tho de" fonso to their entire satisfaction. Tax duel crop has been unusually largo this yoar. Tho lAtost one on the tapis comes through the Atlanta Herald. A correspondent writing to that paper of yesterday, from Opelika, Ala., saye: It appears that soon after tho doso of the commitment trial of young Hooper, a Air. Wad- doll, who is in some way oonoeoted with the Hooper family, wrote a communication to the Columbus Sun, iu which he made serious charges against the character of the late Tbos. Fbtllipn. Among other things, he charged that Mr. Thomas Phillips had been turned ont of the* church for seducing one of his church sisters, and that at the time of his death he was not a member of the Methodist church. This charge of Mr. WAddell was denied by the officers of the ohuroh referred to. They stated that while certain charges had been made against Mr. Phillips, they were rot sus tained. and be has not been turned out of com munion with the church. It appears that Mr. Thomas Phillips has a brother and several nephews living in Atlanta. This article in the Sun evidently escaped their notioe, until within the past few days a copy was sent to Mr. Thomas J. Phillips, who keeps a family grocery store in Atlanta. As soon av this young man read the article, we are informed that he heoAtne very indignant, and through his friend, Col. , scuta peremptory demand to Wad dell to retyiot or fl^ht. Up to this tixno we do not kuow the result, bet will send you tho facts as soon as obtained. The Herald adds editorially: Upon receiving the above letter a Herald reporter waa dispatched to Mr. Phillips* place of business. Finding him absent he made inquiry of bis brother, who was in charge of his busi ness, as to his whereabouts. He was informed that Mr. Phillips left cn Saturday in company with a friend. He did not know bis brother's business abroad. He only heard of him once since his departure. All that our reporter could gather from that letter was, that Mr. P. was in Columbus on Monday. From what our reporter learnt daring the interview he is satisfied that Mr. P. is off for the purpose of settling the un pleasantness between Colonel Waddell and him' aelf. We learn from another source that Col. Waddell has positively refused to retract any thing. Tbt, Colambna Sun of Hat night has this to say upon the subject of the duello: “The probabilities on good authority last night were that the affair would be Fettled. Rumors are plentiful." W^ see Mr. J. Shecut, of At lanta, registered at the Konkin House, and con sequently presume that he is Mr. Phillips*friend. He has been indirectly engaged in one or two ••affaires" already. The Sanday-school exerciieain the afternoon I laws of the numerous benevolent societies in and preaching at night ware decidedly interest ing. On Monday, tbs 7ih, the primary and Acade mic classes, in efcarge naoetly of Mrs. S. G. | Beall, were thoroughly examined. Mrs. B. ie ua• dcubtedly an eseeU*nr lady and a g oi teacher, | AUo, a number of Mr. Wm. ,T. Howard * cia Lyons compelled their members to assist at the funerals of their deceased fellow members. The religious demonstrations directed against Italy and Germany oontinues. In Nines daring a solemn procession, the statoe of Sl Peter was carried about with its feet in fetters. When the pilgnma from Alsace and Lorraine arrived were examined. It is not too much to aay all I in Paray-le-Moni&l with the banners of New his classes did well I Breisach, Straaburg and Metz, they were re- On Taeaday, the 8tb, the college olawies were I eeived with indescribable enthusiasm. 'Many critioally and thoroughly examined. ThePrtai- speeches were made during the coarse of the dent, Rev. W. C. Wilkes, required his papils I dty, all alluding to the deliverance of Alsace to prepare, during the examination, in the I and Lorraine; and the pilgrims* song: presence of the audienoe, several of the gaaae*, I “Dieu de clemence, reagents, etc., and then perform a number of I O Dieu Sauvenr experiment*, illustrating the more important I Hauvtz Rome et la France, principles of chemistry and natural philosophy. I par votre Sac re cceir," Tceeday night tho pupils of the Academic I tras changed for this *olcoin day, as follows: Department delivered their speeches and read com posit ions. Miss Jennie E. Wilkes, daughter of the Pres ident, .delighted the audience with some per formance by her music class, and by the wholr school in calisthenics. Wednesday, the 9lb, was commencement day. The following was the order of exercises: “Dieu de clemence, O Dieu vaingaeur. Rends 1'Alsace a la France, An Dorn da Sac re ccear.” The prosecution of Banc, member of the As asmbly, and the arrest of Lefevre, both on the charge of having participated in the Commnne, _ , i . - _ , _ . ., has caused great nnesainetsin the revolutionary Salutatory—By Mu* Bessie P. Wilke*, (of qnarterg of Montm.rtre, Belleville end L» senior cisse). This was * chesto and very sp- I Vilette. Four thonnand ‘’act* d’aecnsation,” propriate piece. Miss Bookie Chaves—“Why are we here to day 7’* This was a creditable composition. | MissLanraMcEinzie—“ AMagioKey.** This wa« a sharp piece—a scrutinizing examination of the h»arL She read well. Mias Vickie McKtnzie —“ A Walking Cane. She took np the Cane family and the Cain family. An ingenious composition. which bad been withdrawn by Thiers, have been turned over again to the military courts. A great many persons complicated in the insur rection of the Commune, have since left the country to < fixate the threatened prevention. The object de Broglie has in view by these rig orous proceedings is to dispatch so many more thousand of his countrymen to Caledonia, as to render inconvenient individuals uneasy and to , M '“ if*.! 7 ‘If 8kete ? ? f • - Gr “l compel their abeenee from Franoe. Poet." Did not hear well enough to judge of IIS merits. Mils Ida Hooks—“Gather Pearls from the Shore of Time. 1 ell read. MiaS Mattie Lamar—“Maria Antoinette. Regret to say she become so embarrassed that From Spain we continue to reoelve the same gloomy news of spreading anarchy and dissoln* P . tion. Owing more to the entire absence of dis- This was well written and | ciplina in the ranks of the Republican forces than to their own valor, the Carlists are grad ually gaining such a strong foothold, that their ultimate victory seems a very probable event. she did not get through. At her request Alias j They are already confident that England and Bessie P. Wilkes read it. (Jood pieoe. I Franoe will reoognize them as belligerents, as Alias Jennie Brown— TThe Ocean of L.fe. I BOon M they have anooeeded in capturing a She read with avigorous tone, sufficient to be | fortified town in which to establish the seat of heard by all. Excellent composition. I Government; and considering, that the Ke- Misa Mamie B. Wilkes (8anior)—“Memory. pnb li C sns, after a fair trial, have proved un- Read an admirable composition. I equal to the task of maintaining order in Spain, Miss Alittie Brown—“Father is from Home ^ ho pes of the Garliats are not exaggerated, This seemed to be an account of her own home 51 if we take the domineering influence of the suppose she has lost her father. I Catholio party in France into account. The Mr. R. M. Hodge—‘Science—its Past and I Carlists are proceeding after well-concerted Present." He handled his subject well. He p | ans and their ramifications extend over the a young man oflearning and intellect. 555 country. Not only has the Government Miss BeasieP. Wilkes-— *Th!s is an Age of j ^ oppose them in the open field, bnt also to Progress. This was indeed a fine compoai- j thwart their conspiracies aiming at creating tion, and was well read. I disorders In all parts of the country. Even Miss Mamie B. Wi]ke«-“Yriedictory." This Barcelona, the mSst Republican city in Spain, was one of the best valedictories I have heard ^ j D f 6ate d with Garlist agents, and extraordi- this summer. Some or the sentiments were I nary precautions have been taken by the Gov- very tender and touching. Many oould not eminent to aecnre her against a coup de main refrain from weeping. Ion their part. The insurgents are provided Conferring Degrees—The Honorary degree with firearms of the most improved patterns, of A. B-was oonferred upon XL AL Hodge. A m oat of which are said to have been landed by special Honorary degree of Mistress of Mnsio English vessels on the coast of Biscay. Not was oonferred upon Miss Jennie E. Wilkes. It I deterred by the serious embarrassment of the is said she well deserves it. The degree of Government to cope with the Carlists, the Rad Maid of Arts was regularly conferred upon Miss I or Mob Republicans eagerly seize every oppor* Minnie B. Wilkes and Miss Bessie P. Wilkes. I tnnity of asserting their empire by fire and The President delivered a short, but appro- blood# Xhey I03e in AJooy, province of Ali- pri&te and impressive baccalaureate address. | cante, mnrdered the mayor of the city, a zeal- lie v.T. H. Stout followed with an earnest oaa a ^ d deserving Republican, and digged his and Instructive address. ...» I bo^y through the streets, a yelling mob serving At 8 p. m. the annual concert opened. Not- I ag a funeral escort. The tax collector shared withstanding there was an admission fee, the I jjja fate. Order was restored by the arrival of Chapel was crowded to its ntmost capacity. For j a B ( ron ^ column of Republican troops oom- threo hours the audience was delighted with I manded by Velarde, after ten houses, one cot- strains of sweetest music, aud brilliant exar-1 and fonr other factories had been burned, cises in calisthenics. I fifty persons killed and many wonnded. The Alias Jennie E. Wilkes oannot eamlybe ex-1 ringleaders of the revolt succeeded in making celled m fixing np a splendid concert. She oer- j their escape. In Malaga, the populace mur- tainly deserves great credit for the perform-1 dered several members of the city oonncil, ancea of her class. It is doubtful whether she I while a ball fight was progressing. The chaos can be surpassed, taking her material into oon- | in the Bonth% Andalusia especially, is so great EDWARD ROWE. PLXTM BING GAS FITTING! NEW YORK WORKMEN, No. 5 H0LLIN6SW0RTH BL0CI. MACON. E. J. JOHNSTON DMl«rin WatcEies, Jewelry. Sii?er-warfi. F?_ F?_ FR_ [ Db. j. a. Taylob, Of Atlanta, Ga. Da. B. A- Hooxk. Of Chattanooga, Term. ROGERS & BONN, MINERAL. HILL. CHOLERA. DYSENTERY, CHOLERA MORBUS,' DIARRHOEA, AKP ALL • BOWEL COMPLAINTS,. . CBred andJPrevented by dlRlfRGStg SpM£S ! Radways Ready Relief! 1 SALINE, SULPHUR, ALUM. WHOLESALE GROCERS! -OFFER FOR 3ALE- FANCJT GOODS, FINE CUTLERY, Musical Instruments, Strings, BTC.. BTC. Sole Agent for the Celebrated diamond PbMb Spectacle?. Eye-Glasses Particular attention given to Repairs on fine and Difficult Watches. JEWELRY, etc., REPAIRED, and ENGRAVING Cor. Mulberry A Second Sts .Macon, 6s. A call Is solicited and great bargains given in good and desirable goods. Many articles will be sold as and unaer cont. aprl&if b\ B’ABEL MANUFACTURER OF STAR AND TALLOW CANDLES, SOAPS, LAUD OIL. sideration, by any mnsio teacher in Georgia. that thousands aro preparing to leave the coun try. The “Gazette Ufficiale" has published a royal deoree directing that the law suppressing the religionw c irp^mtions in Rome, be carried into i:*ercl*c»-Junior i:xii|bit!on. | effect. Tl.o Parliamentary Committee charged with ex-imining into tho bills offered by the gov- EHORY COLLEGE COMMENCEMENT. Editors Telegraph and Messenger: The exer-1 eniment for atrengthening the defences of the clKM of to df.y have been nmnraally brilhant B . larm , iu « | y volnminons _ .... .. . . ,! report—especially alarming for the tax-payers. The orowdi* mnch larger than yesterday, and a8 it Mts for Bn appropnaUon of 130,300,000 the exhibition decidedly moio interesting. A J lire for new works of defense. And even this perfeot blaze of beauty lined the halls and gal- amonnt is only half of what the original draft 1 asked for. The whole plan of defenEe is divided leries, bewitching tho bewildered beholder, and 7 rZ , p ?!i aeieDee “ aijiaea . a . R ... .. . / „ I into three parts: First. Italy requires fortifies- irradiating tha scene with magnificent loveli- Uon8 on her fronUera against Francei Swi-z 3 r. ness. Calypso and all her nymphs were there, I land and Austria. K ich passable Alpine valley arraying their charms and encircling the occa- I communicating with France is to beTortified by don with a halo of beanty. Eloqnenca as snb- tt hl ‘ Ie for V receives a compli- „ , i j iLjH j a a I mentary vote of confidence, as the committee lime aa Apollo ever inspired thrilled to raptnre doo3 no J t deem u necessary to erect fortifications and kindled to enthusiasm tho listening audit-1 agaiDst her. Towards Austria, however, the ora. Greece and Rome were “ resurrected" I committee reccommend that the frontier be from tha tomb of ages, and Demosthenes and I strengthened by additional work-, especially at „ . . , ... the opening of the valley of the Each. la the Cicero called np from long forgotten graves. ln ,£T inte ? jor of the country important addi- Poor old men; how often has their sleep been I tions to the existing works of defense are disturbed. We devoutly implore, In behalf of I fieemod necessary. Tho estimates propose to the departed, a requltcat in pact. fortif ?! ^one and Capna after the most ap- ,, ' , . , I proved system, at a cost of ten million?, t.nd to ITio joint debate of the Few and Phi Gamma ? end „ Bologna impregnable at an outlay of Societies, of which wo spoko in onr commnnica-1 eighteen million lire. The third part of the tion yesterday, came off last night. The subject I report discusses the maritime defenses of Italy, nraa “Shftn'd n Arlnnt a eralAn rtf I t>minn »n hn* ATtflniion Anacr ima am was “Should a Government adopt a aystem of I whtch, owing to her extended coast line, are compulsory education ?** a question which must J numerous and costly. Among these, theim- ahortly constitute ono of tne living issnes of I provements on the fortifications of Genoa are the age. Bishop Pierce presided in the absence I estimated at twelve millions; of Venice at ten, of General Oolqnit. The speeches wero all I and fnrther ten millions are asked for works on good; bat we oannot forbear making mention I the etraita at Mamins of tho mastery effort of Mr. 8beats—a yoongl The health of his Holing? is steadilv im- man who has “made his own way** throngh life, I proving. In a recent allocation to the Cardi- snd who shares the first honor of bis cless. In | rials the Pope bl-imed the Bishops and priest- behalf of the negative, the yonng orator deli- I hood of Alli»andra for having assisted at the vored an argnment which for compactness of I funeral of Raiazzi. The government keeps the though and eubtloty of analysis, we have sel-1 rooms in which this Italian statesman passed dom heard equaled by ono of his yeaxs. Young I bis last days still under leek and key, being O. L. Smith, of Macon, who also supported the I afraid that his private correspondence, which negative proposition, acquitted himself hand-1 doubtlessly contains interesting revelations on aomely, and gave evidence of fine reasoning important political events, might draw the poworM. j veil from many compromising transactions. Bishop Fierce, after appropriate remark?, in Office, Ne. 14 West Main Street, between First and Second. Factory, Nos. 73, 75, 77, 79 and 81 Maiden Lane, between Ohio and Adams Streets, LOUISVILLE. KY. Cuh paid for Tallow, Lud and Grease. *pr25 6a ELDER HOUSE, Indian. Spring, Ga. T HIS well known house Is now open to those who visit the Spring for health or pleasure. It is situated nearer the Spring than any other public house, and is spacious and comfortable. Tha table is supplied with the best the market affords. Every attention is given to invalids who reeort to the waters of tha bpring for health. Kates cl Board. Per day $ 2 00 Per week . 10 00 Per month 35 00 Liberal deduction made for largo families. W. A. ELDER <fc bON, Proprietors. TIER0E3 BEABGBA6S HAMS, 49 tierces LEAF LARD, 29 tierces CAROLINA RICE, 2 car loads NEW FLOUR, 2 car loads FEED OATS, 2 carloads CHOICE HAY, 150 boxes POTASH, 200 boxos CANDLES. 125 boxes STARCH, r * CHOLERA prevails as an epidemic, the Pre ventive measures are the mr>et wi*e to atfopt. The Livxa, Bowels and Stomach should be kept | rpHIS favorite Summer Resort, situated near regular. Radway’a Pills, in small dotes, will secure I Bean's Station, East Tennessee, and nine this requisite. Had way’s Beady Relief dilated in j miles from Hometown, Eaet Tennessee and Yir- water, tone teaepoonful to a tumbler of water), | ginia Railroad, has just been SPLENDIDLY fitted taken as a drink, three or fonr times daring the I up for the Summer of 1873. day. will disinfect the malaria inhaled in the eye- 1 tern, and neutralize all acid or unhealthy elements • ^ ___ T , . ^ canted by the combination of the malaria of the I C^XJoEC STJ jLtJb*JfcjL U LvSj atmosphere with the gases of stomach, (which are I often in theee epidemics acid), imparting warmth, j -^hite and Black), Alum and Chalybeate energy med beiith, throng bout the eyetem, \y»te'r*. need no comment, u their effects ere gen- preventing thewepwtionof the wetery from other era u y known: bnt we would C«U your perticnler properties in the blood . ' i attention to the wonder of the age, aa a mineral If seized with CHOLERA., the Ready R'liaf | water should be*giYen as strong and often as possible. 1 This will aecnre rest and hold tlie properties of the blood together, zquauzi^g its circulation, prevent ing congestion, imd prevent t'.e diminiahing or , lessening of the palse, and stopping vomiting and I better known as Black Water, wafAm purging. The body should be rubbed w.th Ready its apedfio effects in cases of BHBUMATIRU. Relief from head to foot, and along the spine I SCROFULA. DYSPEPblA. all Diseaees of the This will impart new energy and vitality to the B!ood and 8km, and especially adapted to the Dis- nervoua ayatem, stop cramps, spaeme, and induce I eases of Females. free perepiration. As soon as the stomach is ( - - . , „ , , n . q lie ted, six to eight of Badway’s Pills (no danger | 2IQQ COlU SUlpllUr JJ&lilS . ILL ARTICLES IN GROCERS’ LINE AT LOWEST MARKET RATES. junelStf OUR SALINE SPRING. LAWTON & BATES, WnOIiBSAH.E of diurbeet need re feued) ebonld be given. The I Liver, Stomich ud Bowela will al once be restored I jjj e ,^,1 and bracing monntain air, together with I to their natural duties, and the neutralized ele- I the MAGNIFIOENT MOUNTAIN 8t»NEBY. tend I menta of dieeaae be expeUed from the eyetem. to this one of the most pleasant enmmei-re- Thie treatment has roacned thonaande from death. SO rta In the South. Looaeneee. Diarrta-a, Cholera Morbns. Graaps. **- Thoao Springe aro acceaaible by daily hack Spaeme, eto , and ail painfrl dii chargee from the ij nM . parties deairing to visit us will stop at Tor- [ bowela are stopped in fifteen or twenty minutes by i ey House, Morristown, and c.ll for William A. taking Badway’s Read/ Belief. No congestion or J proprietor Hack Line to Mineral HilL 1 -DEALERS IN- irfiimmation, no weakneae or laseitnde, wnl follow the use of the It. It. liulief. YELLOW FEVER. DBS. TAYLOR & HOOKE, Proprietors, Bean's Station, East Tennessee. BOARD—Forty Dollars per month. Special ar- raugementa for families. may 18 2m Bats, Hay, Bacas, Larfl, Hoar, Sosar, Coffee, lolassasi Thia disease is not only cured by Dr. Badway s Belief and Pills, bat prevented. If exposed to it, put one teaspoonful of Belief in a tumbler of water. Drink this before going out in the morning, and several times dnriDg the day. Take one of badway’s | Pills one hour before dinner and oneon going to bed. If seized with Fever, take fonr to six of the Pills every six hours, until copious dischargee from the bowels take place; also drink the belief, dilated with water, and bathe the entire surface of the body with Belief. Soon a powarfnl perspiration will take place, and you will feel a pleasant heat throughout the ayatem. Keep on taking Belief repeatedly every fonr hours: also tho Pills. A cure wiU bo sure to follow. The Belief is atrengthening. stimulating, soothing and qnieting. It is ante to | break np the fever and to neutralize the poison. Let this treatment be followed and thoneands will be saved. The same treatment in FEVER I and ague typhoid feveb, ship fever, BILIOUS FEVEB, will effect a cure in twenty-four I hours. When the patient feels the Belief irritating I or heating the skin, a cure is positive. In all oases where pain is felt, tbs : elief should be need. Beady Belief 50 cents per bottle, and Pills 25 cents a box. Sold by Druggists. METROPOLITAN BAGG-ING, TIES, ETC. IRON AND BRASS WORKS, JOHDSTSOlSr & SMITH Canal Street, from 8th to 7th, RIOHMONO,’ XT'A.. WHOLESALE DEALERS IN WM. E. TANNER & CO., Engineers, Hacliinists and Fonnflers. j HEALTH! BEAUTY! BBrGIHES' OF ALL KINDS. GROCERIES AND PROVISIONS! STRONG AND PURE BIOH BLOOD — IN CREASE OF FLESH AND WEIGHT— CLEAR SKIN AND BEAU • IFUL COMPLEXION SECUR ED TO ALL! Send for Circular. ianlf Iy H. B. BROWN, AGENT. “Absolutely tne Best Protection Against Fire.” FOURTH AND POPLAR STREETS, MACON. jnno5tf DE. BADWAY’S ! Oyer 1200 Actual Fires put ont with it! GEORGE W. HEAD, SARSAPARILLIAN RESOLVENT $10,000,000 00 -EXCLUSIVE- Haa made the most astonishing cures. So quick, -^orth of property saved from the flames ■a aaniit eve the ebannso tllA IW1V Ilnflarf-flAg limlnP I V r J so rapid are tho changes the body undergoes, under th« influence of this truly wonderful medicine, that EVERY DAY AN INCREASE IN FLESH AND WEIGHT IS SEEN AND FELT. WHOLESALE TOBACCO DEALER THE GREAT BLOOD PURIFIER! B ABC A.3NTD CIGAR MAKrTTI’A.OTXJHE3a. No 4= Blake’s Block. Poplar Street. Macon; Ga. Every drop of the SARSAPARILLIAN BESOL- YENT communicates through the blood, sweat, [ urine, and other fluids and Juices of the eyetem, I the vigor of life, for it repairs the wastes of the | body with new and sound material. Scrofula, Syphilis, Consumption, Glandular Diseases, Ulcers | ■ optic in the Throat and Mouth, Tumors. Nodes in the Glands and other parts of the system, Sore Eyes, Htrumorous Discharges from the Ears, and tho worst form of Skin Diseases, Eruptions, Fever Bores. Scald Head, Ring Worm, Balt Rheum. Ery sipelas, Acne, Black Spots, Worms in the Flesh Tumors, Cancers in the Womb, and all Weakening andPaiofnl Discharges, Night Sweats, Loss of Sperm, and all wastes of tha life principle, are within tho curative range of thia wonder of Mod ern Cheraifctry, and a few days* use will prove to any person Uding it for either of these forms cf disease its potent power to cure them. If the patient, daily becoming reduced by tbe waste and decomposition that is continually pro- IRE EXTINGUISHES CYPRESS SHINGLES! which he complimented the speakers and the speoches, gave hie decision in favor of the negative—a judgment in which the whole audi ence concurred. The Fbi Gamma’s were jubi lant over Ibeir viotory. The Junior exhibition of to-day was capital— fully np to the standard and reflected credit I TUST received, a contignment of CIFBE6S | A SUPERIOR ARTICLE! For sale by B. H. WRIGLEY & CO. jnne8tf upon the institution. We make honorable men- | t) SHINGLES, rived and drawn, tion of yonng Myers of Maoon, whoso subject was Salmagundi. Hia speech waa all aglow with brilliant humor, aud convulsed the audience with laughter. Robert Lewis, of Sparta, Geor gia, pictured tbe wronga of Ireland, and elo quently inveighed against oppression and tyran ny. E. M. Hammond, of Atlanta, delivered an eminently sonnd and praotical address upon “Practical thought." After the close of the Junior exercises Mr. Howard Yon Epps, of Atlanta, Ga., delivered Sophomore class. Ao we predicted in onr com- I Bankers and Commission Merchants mnnioation of yesterday. Mr. Candler bore off tbe first prize and Mr. Wright the second. The jpeech of Mr. Von Epp* gave universal satis-. Moeoa Tnjlor, President City Bulk faction and provoked rnsny prophecies for this n. Y.: P. O. Cilhonn, Preeident Fourth National yonng son of Georgia. | Bank, N. Y.; John J. Cisco A Son, Bankers, N. Y.; X. XZTCHCX. jL L. habteipgs KETCH UM & HARTRIDGE, Exchange Building, Savaanati, da. This afternoon at fonr o’clock the AInmni as. Morris Eetchnm, Banker, N. Y.; J. N. Norris, sembled and were addressed by Prof. Gosby I Cashier First National Bank, Baltimore; M. McMl< Smith, of Maoon. Tha speeoh was unique, I chad. Cashier First National Bank, Philadelphia, humorous and eminently original. We have seldom listened to on address better conceived | w . o. »obr:s. s. t, im and more appropriate. To-night the Few and Phi Gamma have their annnal reunion. The Commencement at NpaMing Semi nary. Correspondence Telegraph and Messenger.] The anniversary exercises of thia yonng bnt flourishing Seminary opened on tbe 6th of July by an able and appropriate sermon by the Bar. T. H. Stout, of Thomaston, Ga., from the text, Prov. 23, 23: “ Bny the truth rod sell it not." He announced the broad proposition that all truth emanates from the same scarce—God. Cor Heavenly Father is pleated to eee His chil dren searching for truth. He hae placed a vast amount of troth where it can be found, and has given ns the ability and the desire to seek and to And it. For convenience, he said, truth may be divided into two part* : F(„t, ec entiflo truth; second, theological troth. He very clearly showed the great variety aud Tains of scientific truth j th. rapid proR rcaj in all the arts and aeienoea, and how profitable it U to every class of society to paMt ,si snch knowledge. He enforoed and Ulo.tratad every proposition by appropriate facte drawn from astronomy, geology, chemistry, philocophy etc. He urged the Importance of buying it and pay. lug for It First, it la honeat and right to pay . for what we get; secondly, we appreciate th. better those thing, which oost ns something. The speaker then took np theologieal or spir itual trnlh: shoved how mnch more valuable it is than natural truth, and hor nloely it moil b« managed to separata from It all tbe alloys of (TTOf. P| H | 11 | MORRIS & REID, Few Society will he addressed by Mr. Emmet | Provision and Tobacco Brokers, Boom No. 4 College Bonding, corner Fourth and Womack and the Fbi Gamma Society by Mr. H. B. Harris, of Granville, Ga. More anon. Boi.t.txo. Foreign Nolen. rBZPiKZD FOB THE TEUKKUPH JLSD MESSEXQEB. The religions revival in Franoe is assuming I snch a violent and Intolerant shape, that the country is rapidly approaching another crisis. Walnut streets, CltfCINITATT, OHIO. Refer to W. A- Hoff. mayll Sm X CXDKUWOOD. JAXES 8- CLARK W. Ja UNDERWOOD & CO., Provision and Produce Brokers 2to« 1 Mortli Main Bf reef, Nt. Ton in. Mo. mt,_ . i- w t .. j _ I Orders eolicited for Pork, Bzoon, Lard, Flour The Government, blind and fanatic, evinces a Grain, BagtrincL etc., etc. apr29 3m spirit of persecution against all those who dare 250 boxes WASHING and TOILET BOAP. SEYMOUR, TINSLEY & CO’S. July IS tf A. U. PATTERSON, PROVISION BROKER 25 MAIN STBEET, EOUISVILLE, KY. Refers to Seymour, Tinsley A Go. and Johnson & Smith. Macon. Ga. apr25 8m J. A DUGAN. 7. D. 8TIEZ. DUGAN & STILZ, Coni, Oats, Meat al Ear, EXCLUSIVELY, No. 23 Second street, between Main and Biver, EOUISVIEEE, KY. ■ AMPLE STOBAGE. Wm fill orders for Com from points in Illinois, parties making purchase aooepting through BiJl of Lading from shipping points.apr25 6m $300,000! MISSOURI STATE LOTTERY hold a different opinion, as is rarely seen even in Franoe, so productive of rapid and sweep ing revolutions. The reoent edict issued by Dncros, Prefect of the Rhone, directing that all I C V 1< S. *“• *>“ *> e f n ...... , “ ’ K ™ *** I lateiv fitted up In tho beet style, with ecenery, etc. COOK’S HALL, rEBBY, GA. rpHE attention of managera of public entertain- civil burials should take place at an early hour | The Hall will seat about 400 persona and ie conva- in the morning, has been followed by a number nhmtly situated in the large and growing town of , „ . . . renr. to which the Sonthweetern Railroad has of similar regulations, eqnal.y intolerant and I lately constracied a branch from FortYalley Apply to JOHN B. COOK. febZ9 6m- Perry. Ga. persecuting. The object of that order was to stigmatize the burials from which the Church was excluded, and the Prefect justified it by CHA8. COUNSELHAN & CO icrting that civil burials were made the occa- I ReBCral COmmlSSlOIl Merchants, sion of political demonstrations, which greatly interfered with the pnblio traffic In the city. Moss. Dacrcs has since published another edict, | - Boom 14, Oriental Building, CHICAGO. Refer to W. A Huff. Maoon- may2 Cm decreeing that freethinkers shall have a burial I GHAN&E of SAILING DAYS, place of their ownnoar La Gntllotlne, and that their dust shall no longer be mingled with that of Jew, Protestant and Catholio In sacred ground. Freethinkers, according to the the ories of Monsieur Ie Prefect, are all these who, in fnlfillment of their wishes, are bnried with out the eervioes of the Chnroh. The ac-lh of hi. Bronsses, a member of the Assembly for the Anbe, furnished tbe Government with a welcome opportunity of expreesing the views held by the Executive in a still more forcible manner. Bronoea, who belonged to the school of Voltaire, had ordered in his will that his remains should be buried without any religious ceremonies. Now, it appears, that there is a rule in foree that the banal of any Deputy shall be attended by s detachment of soldiers as a gnard of honor. Tbe troops made their ap pearance at the appointed time, bnt when the PACIFIC MAR STEAMSHIP CO.’S tisocgi lixc to cmroiixiE cim AXD JAFAX, Touching at Mexican Ports, AUD CABBIINS THE Di A HAIL. Greatly Reduced. Fares of the large and V_/ eplendid Steamships of thia line will le*ve Pier No. 42 North River, foot of Canal Sl. at 12 o'clock, noon, on the 5th, and 2^th of eveiymonth(exoept pearauca “5 1 when tho.a datee fall on Sunday, and then on the officer, in command learns! that there would Saturday) for ASPKWALL, connect- b-e no religions serrioes held, they abruptly left f na yia Panama Railway, with one of the Coa- the oortege with their detachment The Yol- eSfs Steamehipe frem Panama for SAN FRAN- tairians or non-clerioals ell over the country felt I CISCO, touchmg at MANZANILLO, deeply indignant, and hoped for some explana-1 All departures oouuect at 1‘wiama with steamers tion or satisfaction from the Assembly. In this they wer* bitterly disappointed. General de Barrail, Minister of War, defended the action of tbe offioen in command at the funeral, and Docroe* order at Lyons was a obtained by a vote of <13 to 25 L In Lyons, the Republican centre in Franoe, there are occurring scenes unworthy of a civil- for South Pacific and Central American ports. For Japan and China, b team era leave San Fran cisco drat of every month, except when it falls on 8 on day, then on the day preoeding. One hundred pound* of Baggage allowedwo each ad tut. Baggage received on deck tbe day before •ailing, fromSteamhcau, Railroads and paaeengers who prefer to tend down early. An experienced Burgeon on board. Medicine lz«l Mople. At funerals the police effioera I “J _ . . ooint the nionraera following the bier, end die- NorthBirar, bnriele wen mede tbe oooaeios of TTinee demon- I GEO. H. BBADfiCBY, PreeidenL •tatione, the Selnt Public esMite thet the by ] H. J. Btllit, Snpt. engklf LecaSlsed by State Aataorlty and Draw In Pnblio In SL Lonla. Grand Single Number Scheme. 50,000 HUJBLBERS. CLASS G, TO BE DRAWN JULY SL 1873. 5£S0 PRIZES* AMOUNTING TO $300,000. 100 HMJ 500 1 prize of $50.000 1 prize of - 1 prize of. 10,000 1 prize 7,500 4 prizes of 5,000 4 prizes of 2,500 20 prized of. 1,000 20 prizes of 500 49 prizes of 250 Tiakets $10. Half Tickets IS. ST Oar lotteries are ehartmred always drawn at the time named, and all drawings are under the superrizion of sworn commissioners. Jflr Tne official drawing will be pnbliahed in the St. Louis papers, and a copy of drawing font to pur- 500 prizes of 9 prizes of 9 prizes ot. 9 prizes of. 9 prizes of. 36 prises of. 36 prizes of. 180 prizes of. 5,000 prisei of. barters $2^0. Oa by the State, are chasers of tickets* We will or*w a similar «cheme the last day of greasing, aucceedjs in aL-roating th698 wastes, and I repairs tbe same with new material made from healthy blood—and this tbe SARSAPARILLIAN I F. W. FARWELL, Soc’y, 407 Broadway, New Torh. In daily use by the Fire Departments of the prin-1 2 K ' 5 will and does secure—a cure is certain; for when I cipal cities of the Union. once this remedy commences its work of purifies-1 The Government has adopted it. Tbe leading tion, and succeeds in diminishing the loss of I railways use it. wastes, its repairs will be rapid, and every day the patient Will feel himself growing better and strong er, tho food digesting better, appetite improving, and flesh and weight increasing. Not only does the SARSAPARILLIAN RESOLVENT excel aU | known remedial agents in tbe cure of Obronic, Scrofulous, Constitutional and Skin Diseases, but it is the only positive core for Send for “Its Record.” B. H. WRIGLEY A CO., Agents. feb!2tf Kidney and Bladder Complaints! N. S. JONES, PROVISION BROKER,! No. 3 Pike's Opera House Building, oiaxroirsrx'j-.jaLTX. oho Urinary and Womb Diseazos, Gravel, Diabetes. Dropey. Stoppage of Water, Incontinence of Urine, Bright’a Diseaso, Albuminuria, and in all eases where there are brick duet deposits, or the water ia thick, cloudy, mixed with Bubatanoee like r I, the white of an egg, or threads like white silk, or Before to Seymour, Tinsley & Co there is a morbid,dark, bilious appearance and white bone dnet deposit, and when there ie a pricking sensation, burning sensation, when passing water, and pain in the small of the back and along the loins. Orders for Pork, Bacon, Hams and Lard promptly attended to. - mayll Sm I G. W. McCREADY, GENERAL COMMISSION MERCHANT,! And Wholesale Dealer in WORMS! Flour, Meal, Hay, Corn, Oats, Apples, Potatoes, Onions, Butter, Cheese, Eggs, O. J. GAMBLE. A. BECK. A. W. GIBSON. The only safe and sure remedy for TAPE, PIN, acdWOBHSof all kinds. FBI0E $1 00 PER BOTTLE. An Important Letter! No. 156 West Main Street, Bet. Third and Fonrth, | XaOUISVXXjXjE, KY. Give prompt attention to filling orders for Met- I chandlse. Agent for “Hart’s” Bestcr Hsy Press. apr25 8m From s prominent gentleman and resident of Cin cinnati, O., for the past forty years well known to the book publishers throughout the United States: New Xobx, October 11,1!>70. Db.Badwav: Dear Sir—I am induced by a Bense of dnty to the Buffering to make a brief statement of tho working of vonr medicine on myself. For several years I had been affected with Borne trouble [ in the bladder and urinary organs, which Borne CHANGE OF SCHEDULE WESTERN AND ATLANTIC RAILROAD 00. Omra Gesebal Pas?esoeb Aoest. Atlakta, Ga., July 1(1,1373. On and after this date— rJOHTMSO EXPBES9, For New York, Eastern, and Virginia Cities. twelve months ago culminated in a most terribly I Leaves Macon, by Macon A West6m Bail- afflicting disease, which the physioians all said was I road 11.00 a.m a spasmodic stricture in the nretha, as also inflam- I Arrives at Atlanta 5.30 p.: mation of the kidneys and bladder, and give it as I Leaves Atlanta........... 6:00 p.w their opinion that my age—73 years—would pro-I Arrives Dalton 10:30 p.k vent my ever getting radically cured. I had tried I Arrives Chattanooga. 1:10 a.v ( GAMBLE, BECE & CO. a number of physicians, and had taken a largo I Pullman Palace Drawing-Room and Sleeping- j quanity of medicine, both alopatbio and homeoe- I Oats by this train from Atlanta to Lynchburg and ] 20,000 pounds Bacon Sides and Shoulders. 1,000 barrels Choice Family Flour. 3D0 barrels Refined Sugars. FOURTH STREET. MACON, GA. pathic, but had got no relief. I had read of aston-1 all intermediate points without change. ahing cures having been made by your remedies; I Passengers leaving by this train arrive in New I and some four months ago read a notice in the I York the second afternoon, at 4:44 p. h., over! Philadelphia Saturday Evening Post of a cure hav-1 thirteen hours earlier than passengers by any I ing been effected on a person who had long been I other route can with safety reach New York, leav- I suffering as I had been. I went right off and got I ing the same evening, some of each—your Sarsaparillian Resolvent, I day westebn ex*bess. Ready Relief, and Regulating Pills—and com- I Leaves Macon at 11:10 p.m j menced taking them. In three days 1 waa greatly I Leaves Atlanta at 8:30 a.m I relieved, and now feel aa well as ever. I Arrives at Chattanooga 4:30 p.m O. W. JAMES, Cincinnati, O. | close connection at Chattanooga for all points f WHOLESALE Tumor of 12 Tears’ Growth Cured by Badway’s Besolrent! | West. 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