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STOVES ON T1IE.I felograph A, Messenger. | rBUillAN & GREEN w m any of the excellent stove* u below for the FRIDAY MORNING, JULY 25, 1873. MARRIAGE, No DAT ptases without the nnnonceement of Home new dinner to tbe country from tbe abolition of tbe franking pnvilege. The UteBt fe that the negroes in i he Son to are bereft of their sources of “political information.'* England raised 16.000 000 bushels of wheat • oentnry ago—now 100,000,000 a yetr. How came tbe increase i« suggested in part by tbe sllstk and French Methods—'The Love of I fact that friuoe 1837 she has imported OTer Pareate asd Chlldrea. I $150,000,000 worth of bones as fertilizers. I Blackwood and the's^ctator are both an- *5 th ® gaged ia diacuwing tbe q i«rtion of mtrri.ge ■ becood P u,tri ,°* of „„ r £l 1 ' a ’ dnr fo* ,ho LOWEST CASH PRICE8! and they diaoorer that the course adopUd^on I J*? r , T udlD? dan ® *j.lc, .. amount to SMS,* ^ the continent, ea contrasted with the aoeial SJ? ** tDC "r°°if eS ’f°°” r ' t8 P«oeed- w ueeptaaoea, dne the 15tb of November method* in England and the United S-ates, hut 10 8 tw ^ T ® month* ending Jcne SO, 18,.. nut tolerably etrong claima to eotfiience. The I *la. Smith, the Istndon Teh graph's Assyrian theory in the lut named oonntriee U, that the * I P Ior8r . *»3» : “Babylon in alowly dieappear- -rrTfntmTTITI TATITl?X)‘C , Drn |S*ST * cd t' irl "*• in » oertain war, atrietly I J”*: Yoa “V *** portions of it every day WI I HU U 1 \ UN 1 IliJtbiilO 1, regulated by etiquette, to be thrown together- I lo * ded on docke J» and broogbt into the town and If, after a certain time, they cordially like of n ‘ U * h * bot *is s[ >ch a vatt area that it will I one another, then they are to be betrothed, till °® ntnr ^ e9 fitill to remove the remains. I the hneband has, or thinka ho has, monev to I F»eich newspaper* announce that tbe United i| . —. .. (support a home. Of oonrse, there are lore I State* Gorernment hag granted to the “Ne- N6Xt r Sill» I malchr. without tbiadiapiay of pmdenoe, and f braakaIndiana**the right to travel gratmtonaly n.Htehei fcr money, with much greater atiow in every railway tr.m ua which they are at..e Onr old bmlneeg irienda who bare told Stores | of foretbonght. The average marriage ia, how. I to j imp while it ia moving at fall speed. “The for os on oommUtion bare the advantage of this ever, arranged on the plan first mentioned. I Q I United States Government is enre the whole France, however, marriage ia arranged not by I tribe will be extinct in aix month.. - tbose interested specially, but remoter rela-' tiona are considered. The French conclnde that passion ia no guide to permanent satia- I faction, and that other people than the two directly interested have, both in law atd rea- And guarantee the price to be as low, or Than Lower EVERY STOVE GUARANTEED!I We have In stock tbe Stovea at below: COTTON PLANT—Plain, or with Reservoir and I Si I QMt. I >hg sympathise are considered to be nnneoesaa- ICCTB BRILLIANT—Plain, or with Reservoir I ry for marriages In France; bnt it does mean, u*! Closet ' QCEKN of the south. OBAY JACKET. good intent, hahtebpieoe. HOME GEORGIAN. PLANTER. OONBUL IRON WITCH—Plain, or with Reaarvoir. PaVOJHTE—with Reservoir and Closet. PROTECTOR—with Reservoir and Closet InijKHf JUST RECEIVED AND FOR BALE CHEAT, Twenty Boxes Cheese AND ONE CAB LOAD Extension of Business. To accommodate onr rapidly increasing trade, *a have taken tbe atore recently occupied by A. Bean, end we wtli have for THIRTY DAYS 1 GraM Ctearii-om Sale in the distinotest language, that such avmpi- thies alone are not admitted there as a sufficient motive for an association which ia to laat till death. Everything la considered beforehand by people of experience. and marriage, when once resolved on, treated as quite the gravest act of life, and the one which nqnirea tbe mod Intel leeinal precaution. Tbe laws follow the im pulse of society. It is nearly impossible for people of any age to marry in France without the consent of their parents—quite impossible for them to marry suddenly and without dis cretion. . __ On the whole, French marriages turn ont TENNESSEE CLEAR SIDES quite as well as those in other lend*, where greater liberty of choloe is allowed. It is well enough to talk of Paris ecaudate, bnt London and New York can give Faria ae veral points, and then lead the game. Spinsters and bachelors thrive nowhere in more immortal youth then in Great Britain. Among the countries of Eu rope, Ireland oomea first in the proportionate number of marriagea It shows one marriage foreacbninelytnhabitsnta; France ia sixteentt, wbith one for 123; England twenty-seventh, with one in 137; Tuscany twenty-eighth and last, with one in M3. From which it appears I that tbe English with all their prudeooe are less prone to marriage than the calculating French, i The tmth ia when marriage is arranged by others, it saves a world of trouble and anxiety to the parties who are to be wedded 1 Many SCHOFIELD’S IRON WORKS, MOSTMLE SnUffiS BLOUNT COUNTY, E. TENN: Adjoining Passenger Depot. Macon, Ga T HIS favorite summer retort it now open for the reception of guests, end will be main tained in a style worthy the patronage of a dis criminating public Tbe marked beneficial ratals* attending tbe nee of these Waters, m functional Derangements of the Liver, Bowels, Kidneys and Skin, and the core of Chronic 1‘i-eatet, attest their M-dical Properties. All the a-vf-eecrie* for enjoy- will be found here. Speci*l attention given SSI STBAM IXGISES A\D BOILERS, SAW MILLS, SUG1R MILLS AND comfort and improvement of Invalids. Route: via 1 CELEBRATED WROUGHT IRON GOTTON PRESSES! All acknowledge its •nperiority to any male anywhere or by anybody. £. Tennessee, Virginia and Georgia R. B. to Konx- i vide; there =• by K. and Charleston K. B to Mary- I villa. 16 miles; tbence by mtil stsg% nine miles to 1 tbeSpnngs. Board per day, $7 50; per week, $16; per month, 230; children and servant* half | pries. Address for pamphlets etc.. JOS L KINO. Jclyt lawlm Montvale Spring*. K Tens. KETTLES, I ROY R AILING, MILL MACHINERY, f ASTIYSS ASD MACHINERY OF ALL KIYDS. Faugh.t’s Patent Gin Gearing! ISS&slss Jn!y23tf A. B. SMALL At No. 10 Hollingsworth Block. I. V. WAanxLD. ROUT. WAT.VX. WAYNE WARFIELD & COTTON BROKERS COMMISSION MERCHANTS, SAVANNAH, GA P ARTICULAR attention given to purchase and sale of “Futures” in the Savannah and New Vs know it requires low pricos to move goods these hard times. Wa intend to foroe <xlra rales of #10,000 worth . . of dselrabl* Merchandueto “Clear onr Decks” for I not °Q>7 hH R bnt as partner, working with tke Fall Campaign. There are bargains to bo ae- I her hasband in the shop or office, always a cured at S9 and ll T * “ " who have watched society in Franoe deolare *- “J® of “Future*" in the Baviunah and that married bappinesa ia a science In France I 0n ‘ b * m0 * t reasonable terms, which Englishmen neglect. Undoubtedly the property laws do produce annion of feeling but little known in England, tbo wife ajmpalhi.aing JalylStf t Second street. Call tally. W. A. HOPSON & CO. helpmate. Another curious feeling is noticeable among I the French, and is very obaracteristio of French, I literature. No husband and wife love each other with tbe devotion mother and son show (o ono another; no lad reopeota bis bride aa he respects I bin father. Toe parental and filial feeling snr- I past, if they do not wholly snperstde, tbo ma rital, a case rarely witnessed in other lands, nn-1 leal in Bengal. Feohter was mneh amazed I once in a grand emotional scene, where thia I tmdrrue was introduced. lie was obliged to bad left home for some object. He was for this that I left my homo, my I father, and even my mother;” rising with the laat word into a scream, that in the I brutal EngUah mind, which thought the climax I 4,000 Yards Calicoes at 10 to 13c. I was reached at “wife,” prndneed a audden de-1 Ladiea' Linen Collars. Laco Collars, lincliing, I air® to roar out—“and my praodmolher. Buttling, Broadway Frilling. Coronate, „ But while the French system saves trouble, Bub Back Oombs, bilk. Leather and Linen Belt., ia on ‘ h * whole not , eonM ***“ l V* *»° tn °~ ^ _ vt : I dom which men And women «*i.j ly so mnoh, l4dt*s aik! Miss** IIo**, Fkelfio Lav. as, N»ln- I |Q( j which, when overlooked by h careful and ook Vio. L*wo«, Cotton LUper, etc. I oalonlating mother or stern father, may bo Ladles' Rose at lOo. per pair; Gent*' Half Hoso I made to reanlt in that domestic happiness which S.T/18602X? JUST RECEIVED f. A, BANKS & SOISte at 10a Another Case 4-4 Bleached at 12o., worth ISc. Alaiga lot Dress Goods at OoaL All at bar Goods at Bottom Figures. * W. A. BAN KB A SONS, 43 Sseeud street, Triangular block, Macon, Ga. JansOMtf all Americans think is the peculiar possession of their own lands, with > possible remainder I over to Great Britain. A Beautiful Baby Farm. There is on Staten Island, near New York I city, a baby farm, very different in character from those we so often read about. They arc I generally qniet retreats, where the innocent* are sent to be neglected and gradually starved I to death—the death of the plant being the I richest crop of tbe farmer. The New Staten Island institution ia a place for babies to live and thrive, and enjoy all tbe luxuries of the I children of the rich at a mere nominal ex- f pen sc to the parents. Mrs. Anson Phelps Stokes is rich as a daugh- I ter and rich as a wife, each fortune being inde- I pendent of the other. She is a millionaire | heiress of New York, and is a most disinterest- I edly philanthropic lady, who don’t knot! how I to be idle or frivolous, and to whom it is a ne-1 UCHANGE BAM OF MACOM.E^SHSFS home on a new plan in New York, which was quite successful, save that it was not extensive enough. It was, however, an experiment that demonstrated the practicability of the thought I from which it sprung. It was a home for chil-1 dren of women who were in service, and not I able to have their babies with them or provide I them proper care and attention at home. Only I a very few conld be accomodated, but those few I proved the practicability of the scheme. The I lady, thos occupied, of oourse thought a great deal about her work, and began to dream of ex tending it. She dreamed of a fine large man- I sion in the country, in some high situation, I away up in the clouds if possible, where she might make a home for children of working I women, and also a summer retreat for the poor I _ , little children of the industrial schools. Mon- BuyANclI Exchange, Gold, silver, Blocks I materialized the mansion. Mis. Stokes’I nuU DouUs. | fummer residence was on the height of New I DEPOSITS RECEIVED, iTSaS On which Interest will bo Allowed, a wealthy New Yorker year* ago for hi* sum mer residence. It wa* an lndosnre of eight acres of ground filled with fruit and ornament-1 al trees; threaded with walls and roads border* I Advances Hade on Colton and rrodnee In I c d witli roses, and dotted with arbors and sum- 1 Moro - I mer houses. Then, the smell of the sea came ftillcctlona Promptly Attended to. there, a sight of the sails, and a dim view of 1 the city could be obtained through tbe trees and MfialMMofMaci.1 Trsmacti a (ieneral Banking Business. nmzcTOBSi L a PLANT, V FLANDER8. U. L. JEWETT, W. B DINSMOKE, a B. PLANT, D. B. LITTLE, G. H. HAZLEUUItST. L a PLANT, President W. W. WiUOLKY, Osshler. maHMihiovl* I A 0 BONN. President. ]L F. LAWTON. Cashier UR!co tn Han’s new Building. RECEIVES DEPOSITS. | BUYS AND SELLS EXOHANQE, HUm Advsnoes on Stocks, Bonds. Cotton In Btore. | Also on Slupmonts of Cotton. 30LLE0TIONS rilOUTTLX ATTENDED TO-1 tsMAly ~ L 0. PLANT & SON, BANKERS AND BROKERS, | MACON, OA. A$ AQBXZD UFOV. « PA.Y-A.UXjE OPJ OAXil» 1 ROOTS. _ _ l FRUITS, combined with other TtrniHTties. which in their nature are Cathartic, Aperient. Nutritious, Diuretic, Alterative and Anti-llilkraa. The whole ia preserved in s suffi cient quantity of spirit from tbo SUGAR t’ANK to keep them in aay climate, which makes the P LANTATION BITTERS onooftho most desirable Tonics anil Ca thartics in tbe world. They am Intended ttrtrtlyasa Temperance Bitters only to be used as & medicine, and always ac cording to direction*. They are tho iboct-anchor of the feeble and debilitated. They act upon a diseased liver, and ■tiiuulsta to such a degreo that m healthy action is at ocoo brought shout. As a remedy to which 'Women arc especially subject it is super seding every other stimulant. As a Spring and Summer Tonic they bavono equal. They aro a mild and gentle Purgativoaa -veil as Tonic. They purify the blood. They aro a splendid Appetizer. The y mate tbo weak strong. They rurify invigorate. They cure Dys pepsia. Constiration and Headache. They act as a specific in all specie* of disorders which undermine the bodily etreegth and break down the snimal spirit*- W} ^ Depot, 53 Park Place, New York. _f.b» Ij S. W. OUBBXDdX. J. W. Lockett. Wk. IUXI.XBCMT. I shrubbery on the heights. This was the place, I ami it being at the time unoccupied Mrs. I Stokes obtained furniture and fitted it up and supplied it with nurses. It was Dot long before 1 the new establishment wes in operation and is I now yielding to the founder genuine fruits of | I satisfaction. There are a good many babies in I I that house, and if every baby is a blessing, the home of so many ought to be abundantly blessed. Every baby has its separate crib and bureau, , CH ANGE, GOLD, SU.TEB, STOCKS, BONDS and all they have to do is to absorb their susten- as J C ncorraut Fuel.. I ance in the manner best suited to their capacities, Collection* Made on all Aoceaalble | roll about on the embowered piazzas, or over | l breathe ] Cubbedge, Haileliurst & Co., Bankers and Brokers MACON, GA. U E0EIVK DEPOSITS, BUY and BELL EX-1 ( Points. MTOlfica open at all boon of the day. Jaat-lyr Cubbedge, Haileliurst & Co.’s the grass and flowers, and breathe pure air. AH these things they do and enjoy themselves. If the recollection of 'these scenes could only extend IMPERISHABLE FRAGRANCE MURRAY <fc lAKKAR’S CELEBRATED FLO RIP A WATER. The richest, moat iaating. yet most delicate of . all pnfemes, for ute on tho into their future lives, what a memory it would HANDKEBOHIEF, be. Mie-Stokesrisitsthishousethreedavsin the At 1 be. Mra. 8tok« visits thia boose three days week, and her four little children often go there I • .Li: i—,— number, at a time, of the children from tho in- on tbe label, and on the pamphlet, the names of dustrial sdiools ere invited there to spend a va- MURRAY A LANMAN, witnout which cone is 0 K VIYTnC l VCTITTTTTAXr I in their rocy iductou and take the babies riding. I A* there are im’tations and conDterfeila, alwsys OA I IIMUO lilClil U liviv. I There is Bill another feature. A certain | ask for the Florida Water, which bason the bottle. INTEREST PAID ON ALL SUMS FROM «1 TO *5000. O FFI OX HOURS. TKOM 8 A K. to 6 r. *. ianl-lf PLANTERS’ BANE in fancy goods. FORT VSU.IT, egOMU. dustrial'schools aie invited there to spend, cation of two week* in the summer. When | f’J™ 1 ;-, one class or company stay their time out, they return to the city and another class take their turn. These poor children then get a grand holidav, and enjoy for two weeks in every fifty- two all the luxuries of their richer brothers and sisters, who goto the sea-side and other re sorts. The establishment is governed by strict rules, which are observed without the trouble of enforcement, and the whole thing is like the For sale by all perfume!e, druggista, and dealers Jn!j8eod6m ECETraS Deposits, dleoscnts Paper, bays and realization of a beautiful dream. -V sells Exchange; also. Gold and tnlvar. I r mad* *t kU soccooiblo point** Interest p^id on Deposit* when mud* for* spo-1 Tek South Boston Inquirer say*: “Bum is etfed time. I still sold in more than two thousand places in Wm. J. Ajnjoaosr. Free*!. W. E. Baowjt, Onsffier tbe city of Boeton. Any min with hie eyes ajiktctoxs • I open knows very well that all sort* of drink*. Km. J. Anderson, Ool Hugh L. Dennord, from Ottawa beer to the vilest Jersey lightning Jab LA Felton. Dr. W. A. Mathews * — - - K, Dr- Wm. H. Hollinahesd. delTtf a. *. i*ii j. x. txm. j. x. pnAfiTE. RHEA. SMITH & CO. Grain, Hay, Flour M Provisions. Ohio Hirer Salt Company’* Agents, can be htd in any part of the city by p*yi eg _... ■ PMqfepI | for it. Sonth Boston abounds in it j from Fed-1 era! street bridge to City Point, rum thops I abound. Where is onr State constable, ha* be I gone to sleep, or left town ? Boston ia in u bad way. and press and pulpit, and all good men onght to demand the execution of the prohibit torv law. With violanoe and crime on every I hand, it is high time that the people were I S ATHAIRON ^ Only 50jCenta per^Bottte. I Zt promotes tho GROW J 1U, PRESERVES . U»o COLOR* and increases the Tl^or ^ and BEAUTY of the HAUL H * ORDERS SOLICITED. Emuxa: Seymour, Tinsley A Co ; Oolemsn A Newsom Jolmsou A South; Osmble, B«ck A Os sprtOSm DIAMOND SPECTACLES. Jl S0CIH XiRKET ST., XASHTUhE. TKX5. mused. The pablie interests are imperilled as never before. Let the voice of the multitude of good men and women demand the enforce- meat of the law.” ‘ A Fish Stoet.—The Bntisnd Herald tells the following “flsn story i" An old resident of Oss- tieton, Vermont, who lives in the vicinity of Bomoseen Like, was reoently fishing the lake, being anohored but a few rods from shore, when he had a moot extraordinary “bite and take ' at the end of hisline, and hook. With an unlimited amount of exertion he pulled up—a four-gallon jug, with something inside tnggisgat the line. Upon breaking the jag, s three-pound pickerel was fonnd. Tne probabilities are that this fish, in his early “fisbhqod,” being of a philosophi cal torn of mind, or being ont on a “tittle time’’ in search of something to make his heart happy, T HESE SpeoUelas are manufaetnred from "Min ute Orystal Pebbles" melted together, and ar« oallsd Diamond on account of their hardneee and brilliancy. It ia well known that specteolM cut from Brasilian or Scotch pebbles are very injurious to tbe eye, because of their polarising light. Baring been tested with the polsmoope. the diamond lansoa have bean found to admit fifteen Per out lees hasted rays than any other pebble. They are ground with great ecienufio aemireiy, aro free from chromatic aberrations, and produoe a bn,;btnaae and diaunetness of vision not before attained in speotadee. . __ _ Manufactured by tbe “p—■"*»• Optical Manufae- turing Company, New York. For aaie by roeponsiUa Agart* In rwy etty * tbe L'nion. Jt. J. JOHNSTON, Jeweler and Optician, la sola Agent for Maron, Ga. from whom they oas only be obtained. No ped dlers employed- Tne greet demand for Unas Spectacles has In- dneed unsorupuioua dealers to pm. off an infanor and spurioua article for tbe Diamond. Greet ears should be taken to see that th* trade-mark wblob a protected by i» marl tan Lett era Patent) is wiped on tv try pair. . oetUddwly* U^ecxeaaaatkMGsowritkod BUUTT of tbs ii .rp It u , delicbtfal dr««ae. It aradicatoa aSMaaaag£ '¥om : s Glory js Her Hair. LYOIA^S mch3 eoJxwly BAXCH2XOES HAIR D YE r llS eplendid Hair Dye is the bzst In the would The only True and Perfect Dye. Harmless, and Intfuntuneou*; no iii*app)omtmant; BO ridiculous tonU or unplessant odoc. Item edits _ eh. m effects of bad dye* and wsahe*. Prodnoes had entered this jag, end being unable to get TnrwvmATZLX » superb BUck or hstursl Brown, ont had remained there ever since, till be hud leaves tne hair Clean, tsoft end BfUttrfuLTSM . ■ • \ W- A- B&tehelar. Sold br all Dru*- genuxne signsa ” pru BATCHELOR. CHAS. BATCHELOR, Proprietor. New York attained hi* present weight end mgs. Th* fmot thmt Senmtor Cork’ing, who already h^s a comfortable residence in Washington, bms joat purchased a Urge rtasidenoe lot, U con sidered confirmatory of the rumor that tbe . ... Chief Jnnioeship haa been offered to him.— I For m speedy core of these or other milmenus of a n v . . I . * ii .. .apH fil&inn for nnillS Cu- EHEam-s Boston Journals Correspondence.. Ms. Hh-tz, a farmer of DeKmlb oonnty. Dll, died Ust Mandrny of potato bug poison. He picked tbe bug* from the vine* mad killed them with hi* finger*, mnd by chawing tobeooo at th* •ame time, mom* of the oom pound entered hi* rtommcb, and he died in greet agony. Weakness, De scy.Bmeb- fulneos. Syphilis. privmte'nsture, cell or mend stmmp forprivmt*^- coimr of mdnoe to both sexes- Address box V, Weatwn Medical Iuatituts, 1ST bycamoro etreec, Oincinnsti. Ohio. Tbe remedies srs so certain that NO PAT will be required of responsible person* foe treatment until cured. A visit to its Museum will eonrinoe you that thia Institute la the only sure one In th* Dotted States to core Syphilis sod re ere Manhood. iacUaoOAwly (wnn LXIZaT IXIB0VEXZ5T8.) FOR 20 YEARS THE STANDARD OF EXCELLENCE | THROUGHOUT THE WORLD. OVER 750,000 IN USE. If you think of buying a Sewing Machine it wil pay you to examine the record* cf those now in nao and profit by experience. THE WHEELER A WILSuN eTANUS ALONE AS THE ONLY LIGHT RUNNING MACHINE. USING THE I NOTICE —Haring made arrangements with Messrs- S0H0FIELD A SON for the role manufacture ROTARY HOOK. MAKING A LOCK 8TITOH, of my PATENT GIN GEAR, with CENTRAL IRON 8UPPOKf, all others are warned not to soke, cex alike on both aides of the fabric sewed. All shut-1 or bell the same, as I shall prosecute to the ixtent of the law all persons using or infringing on my Ut j n d rtw ing the shuttle I Patent. L. B. FACGHT. Philsdelptra, May 24, 1B73. P LANTERS are requested to call around ard eee it. It la not necossary that you buy more than one power to run your gin a lifetime. Many bny horse powers and have to buy a gin gear next year [ This Gin Gear baa an IRON CENTRAL SOPPOHT to prevent settling of gin h :use, AN IRON KING | POST AND IRON BAND WHEEL SHAFT. Made only by J. S. SCHOFIELD & SON. 1873. tie mmchiues wmete pow. Umck afier tho autcL is fu.-m' d bnngmg doable wemr mnd mtrmin open both mmchine mnd operator, hence while other machines rapidly wemr out, the WHEELER A WI*_EON LAbTa A LIFETIME, mnd prove* mn e »nomicml investment; Do not believe mil that u promised by »o called “Cheap” machine*, yon should require proof that yeaia of uae have teeted their value. Money once thrown away canuot be recovered. Send for onr circular*. Machine* sold on easy term*, or monthly payment* taken. Old machine* pot in order or received in exchange. WHEELER A WILSON MF*Q 00.*S OFFICE8 : Savannah, Auguetm, Macon and Colcmbcs, Ga. W. R. CLLVEH. Gen. Agt., Bavaiiuah, Gm. W. A HICKS, agent Macon, Ga. Jsn 19>*odly julyldSm THE D. PRATT GIN! BRATf0 WUtUUhY kU.LY CHB11 BUSINESS ESTABLISHED IN 1833. E offer to planters those well-knotm Giu3, which are sold wherccver cotton is planted. OVER SEVENTEEN THOUSAND I Have b*AO sold eince 1855. We ask parties wishing to buy to come and examine them, especially the IMPROVED GI5i, hiving a linter attached. It will p&ythom for ho doing. They aro warranted to give satisfaction, and time given to test them before payment ia required. The proprietors avail themselves of the lull in advertising to present their claims again to the public. Nothing within the range of our ability is omitted to make the Telegraph and Messenger In all its editions acceptable to the reader. As a vehicle of the earliest news on all cur rent topics— and of careful and candid exposition, we concede no superior in this State. In point of circulation in the range of the country trading with Macon, the dif ferent editions of the paper are far be yond competition. They literally per vade the Central and Southwestern coun ties of Georgia—addressing and inform ing almost every merchant and house hold. No business man of Macon can afford to bo without the use of these columns as an advertising medium. No one abroad seeking a market for any commodity in this region can intelligently dispense with their aid in facilitating that object. For successive generations these two papers, united for the past three years in one, have commanded this great field of circulation, and their hold on the public confidence has never been disturbed or interrupted. We are to-day with a larger cash paid circulation than ever before, and we hope to go on increasing with the progress of the country. We do not say it is the “largest circulation,” but within our proper field—where we can carry the earliest news, it is beyond even approxi mation by any other journal. RAILROADS. ■Unt bov ia mm. Thrv are A NUB12 PREVENTIVE, f Bad A*ue iBteralttanU. BiUMuacat aa* all dlJ- Tbcr arc bichly rco- —*fa—wVfDrpi. GKSTIOX art otiicim »■ Afl »a AFFET1ZER ar t RE- CUTUUXT. mad ia eua of GENERAL DEEILITY tboy bare tmr ia » iartanco ftltod ia producing tb« UfTJ reociu. Tboy ar, pmnienUrtr BENEFICIAL TO FEMALES, Stroactbenlac tbo bo*r. lnvi«orBtia« Umbub*. and giving t-a- and elasticity to tbo vbote system. Tbo BOMS BIT* TEES aro 4iywilil with tbo frootost of car*, an* no ton ic otlaaUot butTfrtff.rs born offtrod U tbo potato to PLEASANT TO THE TASTE an 1 ot tbo same time eombla- ing so many remedial Bgonts endorsed by tbo nodical fratcml- tr as tho besiknava lo ibo PbannneopoeU. Jtcosu but 1U- tl< to ciro then » fair trial, an 1 Every ratmlly rihonld Have a Bottle. No prvp»r*Ucn in tbo vorid can prodaco so many tn-jcvll- fled csdorortBcnu by (bysldacs of ibo very highest suading In thdr pnbidm. Bmiorud mUo If tbo Clergy and tbo loading denowUnm- In.'iCa e.acrr. n. a. UeOslut xlnimt ia St. Loci*, uti tbo Homo Wttsrs vero me»t groufal la 001 tho rootoration of ay atreagth, and ae Inert jnlylOditawtf JOHNSON & DUNLAP, No. 72 THIRD STREET. m\ Soitbern Freigbt ai Passenger Line vu CHARLESTON, S. C., TO AND FROM c or otowlamt. Mod oock for nothing better than tho xi»o L' iters. 8. W- COPE. Presiding Elder Jf. *. Church. PUUsborg ZMotrkL CSOTSB STATBS **»»« UOSTITAL. 1 ^ Sr. Locis Mo. Oer. 8. 1S70. $ Javzs A. Jane sow o Ocv-1 h»»s examine 1 ifce tornnla tor Baking tbo “ Bone SMsach Bliters," and osed then in this Loeyital tbo last four nootbs. I consider them Usstrit rain- a bis mole and stiaaUst bow la use. 8. II. MELCBSX, , koddoot Pbyakiaa la ebargo U. 8- Karine IIoopltaL 4 Jinn a. Jinctos * Oa-flwtlw; As yoa bars eon* nsnieatad to tbo mdlea) profWoioathorodpo of the-Home Ritters.** itcasaot. therefore be considered a* a patent Ml- iclne, no patent haricc X**n Uken for ic Wo tare filial nod the feronla far Baking tho “ Homo Bitters.” and uhesu- articleo nsed Is Us composition are tho boot of tho class t . jp —■ - Hiring csedt! no botatg'tbobMtToaSo uiYJnnUst now offered to tho pnb^ He. FRANK O. PORTER, Prcf. Obstetrics and Diseases of Women, CoUego of Phyri- — *— “-ard of Health. L.C. BOISLI3CIERE Prof! or Yemen. *«. Louis Bed. Cc.lere. DRAKE KoOOWXLL. M. h. Lato Preo’t. Ko. Medical CoErgo. W a CLARK. K. D.. Prof. Sbtjot. Ka. KodUt! CMtefO and lu« Beoidcat Phytl- . dan City Hospital, an Louis dilssoori. | BALTIMORE, PHILADELPHIA, NEW YORK, BOSTON, AND ALL THE NEW ENGLAND MANUFACTURING CITIES. THREE TIMES A WEEK, THURSDAYS, SATURDAYS. Air. Bueon, M. D. C. Gmcu, X. D. C- A. Wans. M. D. HERBKST PRIKK. Prof. Conooi of Pharmacy. J. C. WH1TKB1LL, Ed. Mod teal Arohiroa. Dr. C. V. P. Lvovao, 8. Geatx Moots. K.D. W.A.Woco*. M.D. T.. O. FRANKLIN. M. D.. Prof. Svrgtrj, Hemowpathis Medical CclVego. T. J. TASTISE, M. D.. T. O. COMSTOCK, M. 1)., Prof, of Midwifery and Diseases of Wooes, CdUcgo of Homme* pathlc Physicians and l-im „ « % JOBS T. TEMPLE. V. D., Prcf. Materia Medico and Thcraspeotko, Heataopathlo MedL eal ef Missouri. JNO. COXZLSMAX, M. D.. Loetnrer On Diseases of ChOdrca. noBumothio CoUee* of Missouri. CilALI.LS VASTIi.E. M. D., Prot of Physiology. Hoacecpaihia Medical College of Ho. JOHN HARTMAN. M. D., Prof. Clinical Medicine, C«L Homowpathle Physicians and Surg e. They aro snperiec to all other Stomach Bitters. KN.VO SANDERS. Analytical Chemist. No Bitters lit tbo world can tcri **— Eminent TUESDAYS, ELEGANT STATE-ROOM ACCOMMODATIONS—SEA VOYAGE 10 to 12 HOURS SHORTER VIA CHARLESTON. I THE. SOUTH CAEOLINA RAILROAD CO, And eoncectifi.q Beads West, in alliance with tho Fleet of Thirteen Firet-Class Steamships to the above Pcrta, inviix ettention to the Quick Time and Regular Dispatch afforded to the business public in the | Cotton States at the PORT OF CHARLESTON, I Offering fhdlitie* of Bail and Be* Transportation for Freight and Passengers not excelled In excellence [ and oapacity at any other Fort The following splendid Ocean Steamer* are regularly on the Line: TO WHW TORK. I MANHATTAN M. S. Woodhull, Commander. general cm now offered to the public. ^ G. A. Miinrn, Analytical H. < *Thsj«x. M. Dre B. McYiean. M. D.. 8. Baano. M. D., it. H. n.. C. S. Mconuirr. mPd., ▼. T. Tiuunms. M. D., J. H. Irani, M. D., IT. VTot Ja«. V. Z. ELs.ir, M. D. Trcf. Chamiotry, Riuh Merilcal CoUrge. B. Wmn. M. D., T- 8. Hem. M. D.. IR. Lcnaaw. M. D-. Tirri T. ^uj*. M. D., Jii. A. Cooim, M. D.. A A. Hin. M. D. EmincntPhysician-s in Cincinnati, Wcariy an of whom aro ProCeooora ia too or the ether of tho Hedfeal Cologoo. No other Bitters bare ever been effervd to tho pohUo «&• t racing so many valnablo remedial agt&ta. J. L. Vittiu, M. D.. L. A. Jana*. H. D., P. Boona.lL p, G. W. hi'.ifia. M. V.. J. J. Qrisv, M. D.. W. I, vooowag, V. p., 6. A. DcnaoTT, M. D., B. 8. Watt*. Chemist.. C. Woonwam.. Jf. Dre O. K. Tinoo. M. D., D. W, XcOasrwr. M. a, P. P. Maui, M. D» H. JoH.vaow. M. D. 8. B. Towuxvjr. M. O. Eminent Phyaicinn* in Memphis; * The Bams Bitten are an InTalsat’.e remedy for indigestion asi di^aoeo ariitag from malarial canoes. (*. B. Tooonoo. a. D.. Aucx. f*nmn, H. D., In charge of City Hospital, U. B. Honoso. M. D.. J. V. Rone ns, M. D.. Pa.l Otet, H. D„ II. W. remu, M. D.. M. A. Knxrras. M. D.. tUvBran Box, M. O.. Jos. E. Lrncn. M. D.. Eminent Physicians InPlttabnrch; P. F. Daks, M. D . Wk. Clowns. M. D.. W. R, Caa.no. M- D.. D- H. Willard. H. D.. O. T ; sti. Chcsitu J. H. MtCmitw, M. D.. I And Hundreds of Others laallavto of tbo North. Worn and Sonth. r _ • —jL Gaam, X. O., Milwaukee. % Cocnexi Birn«. March JT. 18T1. Liras A. Jtewttmk C«...Havtagexaglnedthe tratioaf*Aa IbriMMUM, aadprcconn^ihca tha best Tocic^ftt^ SOW In BOO. p. II. McHAHON, u. d. . *» bv an fmrfiti and rrocers. t . Jnrkson A Co., Propriedor*. ' * ' “• Lotus Missouri. CHARLESTON >v. xjOUKwood, Vjommanaer. Jamyr Bebry, Commander. JAMES ADGEE GEORGIA .T. J. Lockwood, Commander. JAMES ADGER & CO., Agents, Charleston, S. C. S. Crowell, Commander. SOUTH CAROLINA... T. tT. Beckett, Onminunder. CLYDE .T. ITrwrdy, Communder, ASHLAND Ingram, Commander. THE WEEKLY CHANGE OF SCHEDULE. KO CHANGE OF OAKS BETWEEN AU GUSTA AND COLUMBUS. GENERAL SUPERINTENDENTS OFFICE, 1 Giobou CitmuL Raiuioad, > SsTannsh. July 6, 1673. ) O N and after Snnday, the 6Ui uut., Fassenger Trains on the Georgia Central Railroad, Us branches and connection*, will ran as follow* ■ or cat lure. Leave Strannah 1:00 rm Leave Augusta 2:151X Arrive at Augusta B:J0 r X Arrive at MilledgeviUe ........11:04 r X Arrive at Eatonton ....12:62 ax ^reive at Hacou ..10:45 V X Leave Macon for Atlanta............„..!1:10 r X Leave Maoon for Enfanla 11:16 r X Leave Maoon for Colombo* ..10:65 r x Arrive at — 6:60 A X Arrive at Enfaula 12:10 r x Arrive at Oolumbua 4:00 AX Maluug does oounection with trains leaving At lanta and Colombo*. _ .... ® ow » bai thaw. Leave AtlAntA.......... ....... 1:00 ax Arrivemt Maoon....7-00a X Leave Maoon..... 11:00 A X Leave Augusta 2 15 r n Arrive at Augusta i - 'T**, 8:30 »M Arrive at Savannah 2:15 p x This train connc-cte at Macon with tile 's. W. Ao- commodation train learing Eufanli, at 10-20 p. x., and arriring at Macon at 10:30 a. x. nianr toaiks qoixq w.st. Leave Bavanuab 8.40 PH Leave Angnata.........................’io'oo p x Arrive at Savannah g.gg A _ u Arrive at Maoon 7 ; os ax Leave Macon for Atlanta n-oo a x Leave Macon for Clayton!........ 8:00ax Arrive at Clayton.............. C.'iOpx Arrive at Atlanta 6:80 px Malang prompt through oonneotions at Atlanta. NIGHT tfttAtaa GOING NOBTH. Leave Clayton....- 7:21 ax Leave Coluiubue.. 2:80 r m Leave Atlanta....... 1:50 px Arrive at Maoon from Clayton 6:26 px Arrive at Maoon from Oolnmbne 7.30 p x Arrive at Maoon from Atlanta...., 7:20 p x Leave Maoon 7:40pm Leave Savannah 8:40 rx Arrive at Milledg o ville 11:04 p x Arrive at Eatonton .....12:62ax Arrive at Augueta 4:00 am Arrive at Savannah 6:00 a x Making perfect connection with trains leaving Augusta. raeecugore going over the Milledgerille and Eatouton Branch will lake night train from Colum bus, Atlanta and Macon, day train* from Angnata and Savannah, which connect daily at Gordon (Sundays excepted) with the MilledgeviUe and Sa lomon mine. An clogant Bleeping oar on all night traim. • THRO CClI TICKETS TO ALL FOINTB can be had at the Central Railroad TioketOffioe at Pulaski House, comer of Bull and Bryan streets. Offio# open from 8 a x to 1 p u, and from 8 to 6 px. Tick ets oan also be had at Depot Office. WILLIAM ROGERS, jnlv 8 tf General anperiatendent. SUMMER SCHEDULE. DAILY PASSENGER TRAIN TO AND PBOK Is the largest weekly in the Cotton States, and prints 56 columns. Its ample space admits of a perfect resume of all the news of the week, domestic and foreign. The contents of a single number would make a large volume, and afford in themselves abundant miscellaneous, political and news reading for the week. This is pub lished at $3 per annum or $1 50 for six months. Specimen numbers will he for warded gratis on the receipt of an order enclosing stamp for that purpose. We would be glad if our patrons of the Week ly would show it to friends who are not subscribers. This edition of the paper is sent to hundreds cf • Georgians who have emigrated to other States and keeps them perfectly posted in regard to every im portant public event in tho old Empire State of the Sonth. SEMI-WEEKLY Office Maoon and Brunswick Railroad,> Macou, Ga., July 22, 1878. J O N and after Wednesday, July 23d, passenger traiue on this Itoad wiU be run ae follows t DAV PASSZMGkB, DAILY, SUNDAYS KXCIFIED FOB TEE PEE8ENT. Lo»voM»oon............................. 8:30 A.X Arri70*t Joseup 6.45 p. x Arrive at Broncwiok....... 10.16 r. x Arrive at S&7annah 10.50 r. X Arrive at TaUahaseee 7:46 rx Arrive at Jacksonville 7-16 rx Leave Jacksonville 7:10 ax Loavo Tallahassee C.40 A X Leave Savannah 6.20 A. X Leave Brnnswick 6:00 A. x Leave Jessup.. — 9.00 a. k Arrive at Maoon 8 00 F. x Passengers from Savannah will take 4.30 r. x. train for Brnnswick, and 6.20 a. x. train for Maoon. HAWKINSVILLH AOCOXIX CDATION TBAXN, DAILY, (SUN DAYS sioirritD.j Leave Macon 8.60 r. It Arrive at Hawkinsvilio 7.30 f. x Leave Hawkinsville 6:30 A. X Arrive at Maoon............ lD.6£*.m W. J. JARViJfi, Jnly23tf Master Traneportatioa. CHANGE OF SCHEDULE SUPERINTENDENT’S OFFICE, J Cektbil IUiluoah, Atlanta Division, > AtiauU, Ga., July 6,1873.) O N and after Sunday, July 6tb, Passenger Tram* on this xo&a will run a* follow* : DAY FASBENQEB TRAIN. Leave M&con 11.00 *\. x Arrive at Atlanta 5.30 f. x Leuvo Atlanta 1.50 p. x ArnYO at Maoon 7.u0r. x NIGHT PASSENGER THAI*. Leavo Macon.... Arrive at Atlanta...* Leave Atlanta Arrive at Maoon ... .11.10 P.X 6*50 a. x 1.10 A. x 7.00 a. x Making close connection at Macon with Central Railroad for bavaunah and Augusta, and with bouthweBtern liaiiroad for Columbus and point* in boutliwestern Georgia. At Atlanta, with West ern and Atlantic hailway for point* West. G. L FOh juhtitf frOKKAOKE, Snp’L CHANGE OF SCHEDULE. urr, > 8. i WAGNER, HUGER & CO., > . ^ „ n WM. A. COURTENAY. i Agents > CharIeston > 8 - c - TO ixionr SXSABXSHXFSs I GULF STREAM -Alex. Hunter, Commander | VIRGINIA C. Hinckler, Commander, Sailing Days—Thursdays. WM. A. COURTENAY, Agent, Charleston, 8. C, TOTAL CAPACITY 40.000 BALES MONTHLY. James A. Latrntory JObaad MT Jt. Second St, St. L JOHN IKGALU3, r L W. HAS DAL, f-}Ag' ents. TO 1=4 A-IiTIMORB. FALCON Hainie, Commander MARYLAND Johnson, Commander | SEA GULL Dutton, Commander Sailing Days—Every Fifth Day. PAUL C. TRENHOLM, Agent, Charleston, 8. C. TOIBOnTOJT. [ STEAMSHIP MEREDITA, Sails Every Other Saturday. JAS. ADGER & CO., Agents, Charleston, S. C. The Emerson Method For Seed Organs. lu^'song^^itettre^'aua^n^o^nitSn^f I Blt “ Ptaranteed as low at those of Competing Line*. Marine Insurance one-haif of one per eenL tkeough bills op lading and through ticket* culture, who hive presumed a tborongn excellent I G* 11 ** *>*3 at all tbe principal Railroad Offioes in Georgia, Alabair A Tenneeeee and MississippL method, filled with music which cannot fail to 1 State Boom* may be secured in advance, withont extra chirge, by addressing Agents of tbe eteam- make the progress cf the learner moet agreeable I ship* “> Charleston, at whose offices, in aU cases, the Bailroa J Tickets should be exchanged and Berths — it is sure to be npid. Price $2 50. ' I auigned. Tbe Through Tickets by thia Ronte include Transfers, Meals and State Boom, while on ship ' board. The South Carolina Railroad* Georgia Railroad THE RIVER OF LIFE. I And their connecting Line* have largely increased their facilities for the rapid movement of Freight and rru n vi. v .« . . I pM*«ng«T* between tbe Northern Cities and the South and Weet. Comfortable Night cars, with the The FnbliAhera annonuM the near (^mpietion of Holme#* Chair, wihout extra charge, have been introduced on the South Carolina Bai&oad. First-Clas* this charming SABBATH SCHOOL SOXtf BOOK to which more than thirty of the V6ry beet writers and composers contribute It will appear in July. Send ora era early. Spec-men rages free* Be tail price, 35 cts. THE ORGAN AT HOME, For Reed Organs. Q2 50. Clarke's Dollar Instructor for Bood Orcans ~ •» .... nnwrute. u mm Violin. Eating Saloon at Branchrille. On the Georgia Railroad First-Class I ; Cars. _ r ■MIPHBMBHb BtatilH Freight promptly transferred from eteamer to day and night trains of tbe Sonth Carolina Railroad. Hose connection made with other roads, delivering freights at distan The Manager! will use ovary exertion to satisfy their patron* that the lino VIA CHARLESTON cannot be eurpaaeed in Dispatch and the Safe Delivery of Uoods. For farther information, apply to J. M. SELKIRK, Bap’t. Charleston, B. 0.;B. D. HASSELL, Genera Agent, F. O. Box 4979, Offioe 817 Broadway, N. X.; B. B. PICKENS, General Passenger and Ticket Agent Hnnth Garni In. n-ilrr^t ALFRED L. TYLER, ItaXanMu Ties President Booth Caroline Railroad. Gharleeton. H O. July9d2aw*wtf CHAS. H. DITSON A CO , 711 Broadway. New York. OLIVER DITbON A CO.. Boston. WAGES. F IB all who are, willing to work. Any person, old or young/of either sex, can make from fiO to a week, at home day ae evening. Want ed by alL Suitable to either atj or ooantry, and any tea eon of the year. This if. a rare opportunity for tboee who are out of work, and ont of money, to make an independent living. No capital being required. Our pamphlet, “HOW TO MAKE A LIVING," giving full instructions, sent on receipt of 10 eente. Ad dree* A. BURTON A CO.. Mor- riaania, Weetcbeeter county, N. Y. OB BECKWITH *20 PORTABLE FAMILY &RW1NG MACHINE, on 80 day* 1 trial; many advantage! overall. Rati* fact ion guaranteed, or t*J0 refunded. Bent complete, with full direction*. Beckwith Sewing Machine Co.. 862 Broadway. H. X. Notice in Bankruptcy. i THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE UNITED I 8TAIE8 FuB THE SOUTHERN DISTRICT OF GEORGIA. to th. maiire of Jacob Hiley-Bankrupt. T° * a 5* r 1 mat CONCERN.—Tbe under-1 rpBLE NEW ELASTIC TRUSS- An important In- •igned hereby girae notice of hi* appointment I X vention. It rettizu tbe Roptoreet all time*, . figure of the estate of Jacob Hiiey, of Mar- I and under tbe kardeet exeraeanr aevereet strain, aballvule, Maoon oonnty, in the said District, and I It is worn with comfort, end if kept on night and who was, town. <m tb* 26th day of April. A. D., I day, offsets a pareaaaeat ear, insfew weeks. Sold 1873, adjudged Bankrupt upon thsjMCttion of him-1 cheap, and aunt by mail wlmn reqaaetad. Oireolare saU, by the Dutnot Court of said Diatriet. I frea, wtxn *4nd by lattar sent to 4h« Elastic Dated at ForT Valley, G* . the 3d day of July, I Tram Oo. Ho. 688 Roadway, N. Y. city. Nobody 1873. JESSE w. AVAST, I naea Metal Spring TRiaws: too painfol; they joly4 lt*w3w Assignee, etc | slip off too frequently. may ileodAsowly DK. WOOD BRIDGE’S PAIN LINIMENT. R EMOTES in from five to twenty minutes the moet violent pain* of NEURALGIA and CHRONIC RHEUMATISM, curing very severe forme of these disease* in from one to five day* * also the STIFFNESS OF THE JOINTS which sometime* accompanies the last It also ccro STRAINS OF THE JOINTS in twelve boors- GUM-BOILS, NERVOUS HEAD AO HEX including those which follow Intermittent Fevers end Tooth Aches, in from one to fire minute. - also Colic, ling-worm, and Meningitis. The second cane wa* oared in Brunswick, relie ring in the last in a few minute*, the pain in the head and neck, and the rigidity of the muscle, of the neck. Be, ctreoJan, containing eartificatee of its virtues from those who have used it, at the Dreg Stores of R. B. HALL, Maoon, and fi F. ULMER, Savan nah, who have it for sals. Address orders to DR. D. Q. WOODBRIDOE, , BcfaS awiwtf Brunswick, Ga. This is published on Wednesdays and Saturdays, at $4 per annum—82 for six months. We earnestly recommend thia edition to readers at all points who re ceive mails two or three times a wee.k. It is a paper containing few advertisements and full with fresh and entertaining mat ter in great variety. The Daily Telegraph and Messen ger is published six mornings in the week at Ten Dollars a year—85 for Bix months—$2 50 for three months, or 81 per month. advertisements: In the Weekly are caw dollar for each publication of one inch or less. In the Daily, one dollar per eight text lines first publication and fifty cent,3 for subsequent ones. Contracts for advertising made on reasonable terms—circulation of the paper considered. TO PlAiIiMtfGBXiRfil: The approach of active operations in cropping will render one of the editions of thia paper invala able in your pursuits. It will contain all the earliest crop infor mation and genera 1 agricultural news. .CLISBY,, JON HS A REE SE^ SUPERINTENDENT’S OFFICE, SaUXBWXUTEBM Railboad Ookfaxy, J Maoon, Ga, July 4,1878. O N and after Sunday, the 6th inat., Passenger Trains on thie Road will rnn as follow*: DAT KU7AUIA FASSBSOIS TSAIS. Leave Maoon............................. 8:00 A. at Arrive at Eufaul*........................ 4:40 r. a Arrive at Olayton 6:20 r. a Arrive fit Albany 2:45 T. X Arrive at Arlington 6:00 r. m Arrive at Fort Gainee 4:40 t. m Leave (Jlayton................... ..... 7:20 A. X LeavoEoXauIa.......................... 8:60 LX Leave Fort Gtiuoa 8.56 A. X Leave Albany..10:83 A. X Arrive at Maoon..6:26r.x Connects with tho Albany Train at Bmithviile, and the Fort Games Train at Cuthbert daily except Sunday. Albany Train connects daily with Atlantic and Gulf Railroad Trams at Albaoy, and wiU inn to Arlington on Blakely Eiteneion Monday, Wednes day aud Friday, returning following days. ooLcmcca day rAussaoza tbaib- Leave Maoon. ........10:66 f. Arrive »t Colombo*...................... 4.00 a. Loavo Columbus 2:80 r. X firrivo at Maoon 7:80 ». a 1VFA7LA AMEX SBBauX ELhl .JoODXXOBATIOa TBAIB. Lc.vve Maoon .......11:15 ». X Arrive atEufaula.. 12:10 p. X Arrive at Albany 7:67 a. x Leave Eufaul*...........................10.20 r. a Leave Albany 8 3j». at Arr.ve at Maoon.., >....10.30 A. X Trent*’ will leAve Macon and Enfaula on thia schedule Sunday, Tuesday and Thursday nights, and connect at Rmithvitle with Albany trains. VIRGIL r-OWKKH, Jnly6 ly Engineer and Superintendent. Change of Schedule. ON MAOON AND AUGUSTA RAILROAD. F.orty-One Miles Bayed in Difftanee. OFFICE MAOON AND AUGUSTA RAILROAD,) Maooy, May 13,1872. / O N and after Bonday, Hay 19, X872, and until farther notice, the train* on thia road will ronte follow*: DAY VEAIN—DAILY (flUHDAYB XXCXPTXD)- Leave MaevOn.. C:30 ▲. K. Arrive at August* «... hjf *• Leave Angrnit*^.^. — p * *• Arrive at Macon.... p * JPaaeongere leaving Macon at 6.30 a. k. make oloae connection* at Oamak with day pasaenget trains on Georgia Railroad for Atlanta and all point* West; also, for Augueta, with train* going North, and with train* for Charleston; *1*0. for Athens, Washington, And ail station* on the Geor* gia Railroad. pickets Bold and baggage checked to ail points North, both by rail and by steamship* from Charleston. aug7tf S. K. JOHNSON, Bup*t. FORT ROYAL RAILROAD. Office of E?arSFZR asd Sufe&iftzsi>£—>t, i Acacsra. Gfi-, June 28, 1873. [ O N and after Monday, June S3, trains on this Road will tun ae follow.: DOWN DAY PAHSENGER TRAIN Will leave Aagcsta at 6.45 A. X. Arrive at Port Royal at 2 16 r. M. Arrivo at Gharleeton at 4.45 r. a. Arrive at Savannah at 3.80 F. X. UP DAY PASSENGER TRAIN WiU leave Port Royal at 9.46 A. x. Leave charleston at. .....8.10 *■ x. Leave Savannah at *•*“ *- Arrive at Angnati at So f. a. DOWN NIUHT PAflSFJiGEB TRAIN Will leavo Augusta at - J J® *■ Arrive at Port Boysl *t. * ** Arrive at Chfcrleaton At ^ *. Arrive at Savannah at 12.30 P. u. UP NIGHT PASSENGER TRAIN Witt leave Port Royal at 10.80 P.». Leave Charleston at.6.00p. x. Leave Savannah at. 9.50 p. x. Arrive at Angnata at.. 8.00 a. X. Passenger* leaving Macon by the 6.30 A. x. train on Macon and Augusta Railroad, arrive at Angnata in time to mako close connection with tbe down Dight paseetger train on this road for Port goyal and bav&nnah. JAMES O. MOORE, jqlyltf Engineer and Bnperiatendent. J . W . LUKE, (Sooceaaor to CARR A LUKE.) COMMISSION MEECHANT, Ho. 303 Commercial at, St. lonls, Ho. Refer to Third National Bank, Union National Bank and bankers generally, and W. A. Buff, Ms con, Ga. apr*9 3m w. a. uob&is. »• axir * MORRIS Ss REID. Provision and Tobacco Brokers, Boom No. 4 College Bmlding. ooruar Fourth and WalnW .treats, CINCINNATI, OHIO. Refer to W. A. Huff. Bayll