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m? (JOHNS STOVES ON TI1E. fRUMAN & GREEK i«U my of tbe excellent •tors* u below forth. LOWEST CASH PRICES! da* the tftb of November next, WITHOUT INTEREST tal go mo tee the price to be u km, or Lower Than Next Fall Osreid btuineu frteode who biveiold Store* ■ —; b*r* the advantage of tbie SATURDAY MOBNIXG. JULY 2C. 1*73. Hen (iatbering sad PreparaUeii Anion? the roxnr articles of commerce fur nished hr Nature, unaided by man, in this nemi-tropie-.il climate of oars, says the New Or- I CHOLERA, lean- Tin.—, mo—. T:.c long, luxuriant par asite clothes and festoons the trees with its doll gray drapery all over the woods and swamps of The same humidity and - FR- FR- IVER1 STOVE GUARANTEED V# bars la stock tbs Stores as below: COTTVt PLANT—Plain, or with Reservoir and °Jrcr8 8BUAIANT—Plain, or with Reservoir ^rnts OF THE BOOTH. out jacket. 0000 INTENT. giSTXBPIEOE. fOMK GEORGIAN. fUSTEB. OO0CU jbOS WITOH—Fltla. or »llb Rcaerretr. yiTOUTE—with Reservoir and Closet. pttoTECrOR-wUh Reservoir and Closet. IslUwf ExteDsion of Business. jo smosasodele onr rapidly increasing trade, „ ban taxsn the store recently oocnpied by A. j— sad we will have tor THIRTY DAYS 1 Drill Ui-ODt Sale «, now It requires low prices to move goods these bard times. ft island |o force extra salsa of 910,000 worth ot iwtreW* Msrotiandue to “Clear onr Decks" for poll Campaign. There are bargains tobese- rxd at 30 audtl Beojnd street. Call eaily. W. A. HOPSON & CO. JUST RECEIVED f.iBMS&K f,(00 lards Oalloose at 10 to 12c. Ukat' linen Collars, lace Collars, Rochlng, Chmds Raiding,.Broadwiy Frilling, Coronet., I# Bad Combs, (‘ilk. Leather and Linen Belts, lakes'and Muses' Hose, Pacific Lau-ns, Naln- sol Tie. Lawns, Cotton Llaper, etc. Takes' Bose at lOe. per pair j Cents' Half Hoes it 10a. bother Cue 4-1 Bleached at 130., worth He. A Urge lot Dress floods at Cost Allolhsr floods at Bottom Figures. w. A barks a sons, 43 Becood street. Triangular block, Macon, Ga. Hr, ipargeeah Tabernacle. Of Ur. Spurgeon onr anthor has mnch to tell I lower Louisiana, that Is really new to the world at large- “The I warmth in the atmosphere which deprives man Tabernacle ' is, it menu, by no means the mere I of the will to work, foster and nourish the “preaching ahop" It Is generally supposed to I growth of this ?trange plant, and thus affords he j “it is a perfect hire of busy workers from him, if he would avail himself of the opportu- 7 svtry morning until night. The rooms bo- I nities, an easy way of making a living. The bind and under the vast edifioeare appropriated I supply of mom in our forest, is simr.lv inex- to the use of the psator's oollege, where young hauriible. There are trees loaded down with it men are trained for the ministry without ex- I standing on thousands of square miles in this DY8ENTERY, CHOLERA MORBUS,' • DIARRHOEA., AND ALL BOWEL COMPLAIHTS, Cured and Prevented by ■ j • ca- i KAnuiDg on UiOUhanai o* mues in inis ■ n * . __ , . s . . psaso. In ore rr-oru. i9M ur. r ,r ,r::.g non- I fitala; and oven when the tore is denuded of I R dOWEV S Ready Relief I missioncr .xplores, he -ijuonn twenty yonog this weird-like garb, in Ieea than a year itcomes ladies a; a Btbls class and in another “thirty out in a drere as ample as that of which it has TP CHOLERA prevails aa an epidemic, the Pre- or forty jonng m»n re.ebratlng the Lord e Sup- ( w_ .jriooed. The waters of all our swamp, I A ventlve measnree are the most wise to adopt, per." In the sp»cione rooms below tables were I dtolwtth k when- it has dmnned fw, m t LI The L vaa. Bowels and Stomach abould be kept hetnglaidfor l.GOOfortaa. red ™ 1^.^ Radwaj'e Puls. In .Dull doeew wOl sacra. Mr. Spurgeon, as he himself confessed, is a rT^Tl- --^SSa th ‘* TK l <!U * t «- Bvlswy’s Beady Relief diluted in sort of Pooe over all th<we teoole «nd ihnn.a I ‘ or ' The w “°* e country wnere this moss growe I water, lone tearpoonfnl to a tumbler cf water), without t-Uiming infalitbilire he l^wriSt “ »«esaiUe to any one desirous of turning it to taken as a drink, three or four times during the "gw** mi-takesTr * «IF? a My “count. Eayoua and streams navigable for day will disinfect the malaria inhaled io the eys- *** , oa ® *»"- I large boats intersect the woods and ,wamiu ‘em. and neutralixs all add or unhealthy elements HiB tOOOdM 110 AttFlDO-.00 ©DlUftly tO tbo power I I ® • _,« •» . I a.t._a/t •>.«. Aow.lws.e»inn of o-n m.lsvis a# ti>s Even “gifts” of a material sort .''“ r of prayer. But strange ®* n "«d by the combination of the malaria of the lto t^’ir'^de I x'trtoepbere with tbs gases of etomach. (whteh are drop In answer to bin appeals, and that in abnn> 1 10 “*? m0-B . ji W uZ. ? , ^i.u bCB u •? I «»*«•■ iQ tbeee eridemiea act'd). impartiiiK wirmth. dALce. Ooe ladj—a member, too of another 90 S7ttl bere * U . j ^ aUnougn it I energy and health, ihrongbont tbe eyetem, and religions body—p*ve him £20 000 to found his V"™ 0 ** 80 ““f inducement# to thoee who are p erenUtig tbe eeparation of the wateiy from other "?..***« waste- the Be^y B-Iief uugb. Uu r more than onegg-^gSSo h*are been dropped Into his letter-box anoaymonhly. P 60 ^ ^ H 1 J? 6 !, 1 ?™ blood together, iqi;<uzx>o iu» circulation. preYent- When recently attacked by illneea, he begso to I °. n thiM kill tne goose which laya | j D g congestion, and prevent t*ie diminishing or thick th y fnndA might suffer -throuoh tue ab-1 golden eggs, with oat even eating the goose, | lessening of the poise, and stopping vomiting and sene© of hiamici>*:r»Ationii. but that same M<> r k*** timber of the tree to rot purging. The body should be rubbed w th Beady • • • • •- " I 1 fa aAaw e»«nsuww !s — C AAeskwA I Raltsf frnm haarl trt fririf anl ■InnD’ tflA aniriu SCHOFIELD’S IRON WORKS Adjoining Passenger Depot, Macon^Oa. CELEBRATED WROUGHT IRON COTTON PRESSES All acknowledge its superiority to any made anywhere or by anybody. STEAM ENGINES AND BOILERS, SAW MILLS, SUGAR MILLS AND KETTLES, ISON RAILING, MILL MACHINERY, CASTINGS AND MACHINERY OF ALL KINDS. Faugh.t’s ^Patent Gia ’ Gearing! . . ~~ - —» >|>usm j . ' . * • i _ a — .1 - | I roe perspiration, a* »wa Be tuo BtuuiBcu u hlmeelf acoorately enough, indeed, aa “no ® or « properly climb the tre« among the mow*, qaletcd# to eight of Badwsy’s Pills (no danger io!ar. M But hia eloquenoe and genuine humor I w hiph they father off the limbs and throw to I 0 f diarrhcea need te feared) should be given. The ■re beyond quretioo. His miobty temple I the rround in a pile. Those heaps are left | Liver. Stomach and ftovelswill at once be restored which bolds 6.UOO persons i* filled in every took I standing for some time and the rain, with the (to their nstnra' dniioe. and the centralized ele- and corner every Sunday to bear btm preach dews, thoroaghlv saturating them, they under- I ments of direase be excelled from the system. * ,ea J ** PrimillTe Melbo - K° a of “ 8WC4ti . n ^ W l» k f tobuxo, which *° th*5ir mi«‘»1on«ry meeting, I rota off the gray cortting and leav« the black j etc 1^3 ^11 painful dbchaigea from I and the Tabernacle “on tbe Kant, ’ as it is tn fibrous horsediair like material, which u the bowels are stopped in fifteen or twenty minntes pbomonsly tern vd, la a very curl-ms spectacle | raoes of commerce. This is usually transported taking Radwa/a Bead, Iteliof Ko congestion indeed. All tbe speakers were inttrropted by I to market in flats and boats of the swamps. It irfiammation, no weakness or lassitude, wul follow the uttcraner s, like pistol shots, t .f “H.lh in I is packed up near the place of curing in rude | the use of tbe It. It. Belief, jah” and “Glory to God,” which proved veiy ( bale* with rope ties. When it arrives in New disconcerting to onr reverend commissioner 1 Orleans it passes under the manipulation of A propoad to swell the already Urge inoomeef I moss pickeries and through the machinery of. wrx'T i onr rirTTcn tue mission, by getting everyone in tbe ooncee-1 gins, after which it is pressed into bales tinder I / — A. Lv) W f iiV LA, tlon to absndoa beer and tobaooo, was received | steam pressure bound with neat iron ties, and is ( This distase is not only cured by Dr. Badway with volleys of these ejaculations, concerning I then ready for shipment. The men who gather I Belief and PilU. bnt prevented. If expoecd to i , which Dr. Device tells an excellent story. I this moss usually live'on the banks and Islands putoneteaipoonfolol Belief inatnmblerof .water. “A lady aat at a Primitive Methodist cbapel, of the bavous which lead through the swamps. Dnnk **• before g ring out in tbe morning, and eloa* by a poor mau wbo was remsrkably ill jfo, t of there at present engaged in it are Ger- «reral toesfinring t**? Takeoneof nsdway’s ~ ^ .1 He , ke P l crying I on the spots of high land which are found al- every aix boura, until copious ditebargee from tbe out uiory be to uod! nnul be quite annoyed I most everywhere in the swamp country of Lou- I bowels take place: also drink tbe Kebef, diluted bar, ana on leaving tbe cbapel the lady told bim | udana. T^hey prepare their moss in rather a I with water, and bathe the enttre surface of the such waa tbe ease, premising bim a new pair of I rouah manner to be sold advantageously in the h°dy Belief. Boon a powerful per-piration T” 10 w :! h , m , dae Nei Orlcsns market, but therethe ^country I **fasts plrerentbstt bounds. He did so for several days, but after I mn «.” is neariv alw-vs rehandled and refined throughout the eyetem. Keep on taking Belief ward some particularly exciting causa ooenn-ad “*»7* renanuied ana re tinea tvtTy fcnr i 10 urs: also the Puls. A core and he no in the chs^L shonik^^f.. I “ wen b * “• “P 0 «*■" of Louisiana moss. wl n be sure to foUow. The Belief is strenKthening. •B vile ml KM. olo ,2. 1 ■ Th*™ »re at present only a few firms besides nimnliting, soothing and quieting. It is sure to of t 8om ® the “junkeri” who deal to any great extent in break up the fever and to neutralize the poison. ?'., , ™ a ® Io J aeac ”. the article. After thenecessarv preparation is Let this treatment be followed and thousands but tbe letter h was never in use except where I ^ #1.. roaoh maierial tbeL* nartirM find I will be s&ved. The oune treatment in KE7EB U ought not to bo. Tba conclusion of the chief “ ?, J ^VoSh A«D AflCB TIPHOUl FEVElt, uBIP FEVER, divine seamed to bo, that there were at present ^PbfSsm'h.^L^fSlfw BILIOD-t FEVBB. will effect a cure in twenty-four 700.000,000 of human being! whose future mnst I f™. mar ‘ eU " , j™®? some of them have I hours. When tbe pati-e.t fmle tbe Belief irritating bo despaired of, and thougbTthere wore nomi- “ nU “ d «8*io«t um «® “ lhe wlnt ° f or beating the skin, a erne ia podbve^In all ca.es nailv r.carlv half that number of Christians fr<, fT bt room foran «rtJde of bulk as compared where pile is felt, (be elief should be used ra.n,ofthcmwerev.ry“d«l['' 0tridtUo, • with other freights. The gin used by the export- MfMy cent, par bou.e, and PUT. m,*- .1 * at I eni for nrenarinir their ftock in vented and cenia » wl. 001a ly j This gentlemen was great at quoting hymns, *1" for P"P rin E tbeIr «V >ck 7“ “T'? 1 ® 4 and as some familiar line struck their ears bU forward improved on for the special put bstenon would cry out, liko the intelligent small I "tuning. boy lu a ofeo-eoes class: “I know it; Halleln- jab!” whereupon be entreated tbem to resiratD tbomso'.ves till the end of each verse, “and then arj hallelujah as mnch as they liked ” There was one really striking illustration of the nn- merieal strength of the Connection. “Onco in every six hours the pearly gates of Heaven are thrown back for e Primitive Methodist to puss koKItwl Ihom ’* A t*A the koti • and purpose JUST RECEIVED behind them.” And the belief of these remaik able people seems to be that they are thrown back for nobody else.—From Unorthodox Lon- ' ~ .O.Ut - AND FOB BALE CHEAP, Vaurict Iiititt, J). D. MHMjMnr Macon DtetscU s(icoeral Banking Baslnw*. PlkEOIOHSI l a PIJLNT, D. FLANDERS, E L JEWETT, W. B. DINSMOBE, E E 1’LAJiT, D. 8. LITTLE, fl. Q. HAZLEHURST. L a PLANT, President. V.W.WBIflLEY. Cashier. . msHMitooyl* l Q. BONN. President. B. P. LAWTON, Cashier mra RANK OF HAGOH. OBee In fluff's new Bnlldlng. RECEIVES DEPOSITS. BOTB AND SELLS EXCHANGE, IiIh Advances on Stocks, Bonds, Cotton In Btore. Also on Bhipmonte of Cotton. XLUOTIONB PROMPTLY ATTENDED TO ItMIly L 0. PLANT & SON, BANKERS AND SROKERS, MACON, GA. lay 4 Hell Exchange. Oold, Silver, Stocks end llonds. DEPOSITS RECEIVED. Sn which Interest will be Allowed, as aeaxxD crow. payabiib oar oaxiIj Uraacea Bede on Colton nnd 1*rodnco In Store. t'ollccitons Promptly Attended to. JitOIy l Worn Cabbcdge, Haxlebarst & Co., Bankers and Brokers MACON. GA. R eceive deposits, buy and bell ex change, GOLD, SILVER, STOCKS, B0ND6 **4 Cnatmitt Fund*. inflections Undo on all Accessible 1’olnts. •TOOee open at all bonrm of th* day. Jset-lyr Cubbedge, Haxlebarst & Co.’s SAVINGS INSTITUTION. HTSKE8T PAID ON ALL SUMS FROM $1 TO 9*000. f\mcat HO CBS, FROM 8 a. *. to « r. *. V t lan4-tf PLANTERS’ BANK roxr TALusr. Georgia. Utwast on Deposits when made for a spe- ■4*4 time. •k. J. Axsxxsox. PreaT. W. E. Buows, casnier maxcrou: 4a. J. Anderson. OoL Hugh L. Dennord, JS.LSL Felton. Dr. W. A. Mathews. Dr. Wm. H. Hoilinahead. deI7tf a a aaxa. j. it. skits. a *. ssaxrxt RHEA. SMITH Sc CO. bail, Hay, Flour and Provisions. Ohio River Salt Oompanj’a Agenta, a sora HABKET ST. f JTHHVHM,WOOL ORDERS SOLICITED. — Seymour, TmiOey ± Oa; Ooleman ■ Stwioia JoLu»vU «1 Smith; Gamble, Beck «k 0# apr20Sm_ diamond spectacles. These Spectacle* are msnofaetnred from “Min- 1 at* Qrrsul Pebbles” melted together, and are Wbd Diamond on account of their hardnere and ir— .anty. li le well known that sp«ucie« cot •*rom Braxilian or Soatob pebb!«# are very injurious to tbs eye, because of tbeir polanxrag light. Haring been tested with the polaruoope, th* hamjod lenses have been found to admit fifteen P« osoh lc heated rays than any other pebble. They are ground with great eotanttflo aereracy, ar» free from chromatic aberrations, and produce a Icq-blneee and f ' t -TnnilTinee of vieion not before attained in enecUole*. „ „ . Manctsctnre.1 by the Bpanoe* Optioel Manofae- •vnag Company, Sew York. , . For sale by responsible Agerta InevMT «ty a the Coioa. E. J. JOHNSTON, Jeweler and Optician, is sole Agent for Meron, Oj. from whom they can ociy be ntf* 1 **— 1 P*»■ filers top toyed. Tn# greet damard for thee* Bpectaoiee hea In- cooed nnaerapoloos oealm to pahs off an mrenor tponaoA artiete lor Ifce Diamond. Great earn eLoold U taken to im that tba trade-mark o •b*eb ie protected by Amwloao Leatere Ptere*)!* Hoped on every pair. mUMMj* don, by Ike. A Uarden Nkefcb. Tbe chief charm of having a garden of yonr own is (he fresh state of the vegetables which daily gnrhiiih your table. Any one wbo has a!> ays depended upon a store for his supply, does not have tbe faintest conception of the superior fiavor, tone, and elasticity of vegeta bles gathered fresh every morning from your own garden. Aside from this bent fit, girdcn- ing is a most health-giving occupation known to man, unless we exoept that of a physician. I Which we don’t. There fa a man who lives on ) tbe other side of ear street, wbo has o garden, I and has fresh vegetables every day, onr folks ■sy. We don’t know anything about that, but we do know be has a garden, because we see bim out in it every morning, in shirt alreTes and slippers, picking cucumber and squash bugs. We know when begets bold of one, by the way bo shnts up bis month and fingers. Sometimes be does not catch the one bo is after, and sometimes ho makes a half dozen passes at one bug. Every time be makes one of those passes ho sftys something. The first remark is not very plainly beard, bat tbe next ie qaite so, end tbe observation that follows after toe sixth □□fortunate pass, appears to go completely through onr bead. He jumps around this way for about an bonr, and, navtng got bis blood np to fever beat, goes In and drinks a cup of boil ing coffee, and then goes to bed. At noon be goes ont there to kill a couple more bugs, bnt doesn’t do it. He finds two bans from the next house In the cucumber patch. They have scratched down to the oool earth and thrown the perched soil of two cucumber hills over their baoks, and, with one eye closed in a speculative way, are thinking of the intense heat nnd short grass crop. Wnen they see him and thu preparations of welcome he has hastily got together, they get np and leave. Tbe firat thing ha throws at them knoeks a limb from a choice pear tree, and tbe next thing, which is generally a pail, goes through a glass cover to some choice flower seeds, end loses its bail. He then goes into tbe house and gets some more boiling coffee, and says tbe man next door is something we never put in print, and goes to business again. At night ha comes hems and kills bugs until supper time, and then goes in with his Angers smelling as if be had shaken hands with twelve hundred bed bugs. He keeps bis boy home from school to watch tbe garden, and gnard it sgalcat the encroachment cf atraying cattle. Tbo boy get several other boys to come over and help bim. They take a half a dozen sheets I ty Dttmgiita. health: beauty STRONG AND PURE BIOH BIOOD —IN CBEaSE OF FLESH AND WEIGHT— CLEAR SKIN ANDBEAUOFOL COMPLEXION SECUR ED TO ALL! DB BADWAY’S Twenty Boxes Cheese SABSAPARILLIAN RESOLVENT ASD OXX CAB LOAD TENNESSEE CLEAR SIDES Has made the mn*t aatenirhing cures. So quick, I to rapid are tbe changes the body undergoes, under the influence of this truly wonderful medicine, that EVEBY D‘Y AN INCREASE IN FLESH AND WEIGHT Id BEEN AND FELT. [THE GREAT BLOOD FURIFIER Every drop cf the SABSAPARILLIAN RESOL VENT oommunicatee through tbo blood, sweat, urine, and other fluids and juices of the system, tba vigor cf life, for it repairs the wastes of tbe jniy23tf A. B. SMALL At No. 10 Hollingsworth Block. ONLY MANUFACTORY In thla country where Glands and otfaer parts of the system, bore Ejes, htiumorouB Discharges from the Bare, aod tbo worst form of bkin Diseases, Eruptions. Fever bores. Scald Hoad, Ring Worm, 8alt"lihenm. Ery sipelas, Acne. Black 8pots, Worms in the Flesh Tumors. Cancers in tha Womb, and all Weakening and Painful Discharges, Night Sweats, Loss of Sperm, and all wastes of the life principle, are within tho curative range cf this wonder of Mod ern Chomutry, and a few days* use will prove to any porson using it for either of these forms of disease its potent power to cure them. If the patient, daily beooming reduced by the waste and decomposition that is oontinually pro gressing, sncc-oJs m arresting those wastes, and repairs the same with new material made from healthy blood—and this the SAKSAPaBILLIAN Are made under one management. ] will and does secure—a cure is certain; for when Also, SUPPLIES used in COTTON and WOOLEN J once this remedy commences its wurk of purifica- Patent Wire Meddles MILLS promptly famished. D O BROWN, july24 6m Lowell, Mass, P. 8. I tion, and succeoda in diminishing tho loss of wastes, its repairs will be rapid, and every day the I patient will feel himself growing better and strong er. the food digesting hotter, appetite improving. I and flesh and weight increasing. Not only does the HAB8AP 4BLLLIAN RESOLVENT excel all known remedial agents in the core of Chronic, Scrofulous, Constitutional and Skin Diseases, but it is tho only positive cure for jHidney and Bladder Complaints! Urinary and Womb Diseasos, Gravel, Dixbotea. Dropey. Stoppage of Water, Incontinence of (Trine, Bright’s Disease, Albuminuria, and in all cases where there are brick dnet depocits, or the water is thick, cloudy, mixed witb substances like the white of on egg, or threads like white silk, or there is a morbiJ.dark,bilious appearanco and white bone dost deposit, and when there is a pricking sensation, burning sensation, when passing water, and pain in the email of thebockondolcn/ rot lcins. Tumor of 12 Years’ Growth Cured by Railway’s Resolvent! BnvzEi.T, Mass.. July 16,1857. Db. Rahway r—I have had Ovari.n Tumor in the ovaries and bowels All tbe Doctors said “there was no help for it ” I tried everything that was recommended, bat nothing helped me. I saw (wnn LATXST IMI nOVEWINTe.) FOB 30 YEARS THE who I STANDARD OF EXCELLENCE hasn’t pins enongh to get in, leaves the front | THROUGHOUT THE WORLD, gate open, and when tbe otrens is in the mid*t of it* glory, the cry of a “oow in tbe garden!” I _ _ _ ___ I yonr Beeolvent, and thought I would trv It7 but breaks np tho performance, and sends bothart- OVER 750,000 IN US tod no faith in it. because! had Buffered for twelve Ut4 and audience in pursuit of tho beast. When I - — I years. I took eix bottles of tho Resolvent, and our neighbor oomea home that night to gather u think of bo7iD „ , SewIn g Machine It wil nno boxof Badway’e Fills and two bottles of yonr vegetable* fresh from the garden, and smash “toexamlneSe records of those now in Heady Belief; and there is rot a sign of tumor to bugs with his finger and thnmb, and goes ont Sai Lid profit by experience. THE WHEELER £• ® e ,® n «*•**• M ! d * fe ® 1 better.emarter, and bap- and looks at the destrnotion.it is altogether * WILSON STANDS ALONE AS THE ONLY Thewor.11nmor likely the first thing he thick* cf Is the dauger LIGHT BUNKING MACHINE. U«ING THE 7“““® of the towels, over the groin in eating store vegetables which have been BOTABY HOOK, MAKING A. LOCK STITCH, ’°^ 0 h 0 a ^ eneDt of otJl ® I “' picked some days before, and allowed to swelter alike on both eidoe of tbe fabric sewed. AU ehm- P J° chooem KNAPP- -mw Mt- ~»|“ras'gaggi£g&aas; 1 better it 1* to have everything treat team the | weM . 4n .j m-cn bath machine and operator, garden. But we are not oertain. Neither is hence while other machines rapidly wear ont, the the proprietor of the circus.—Danbury Fetes. WHEELER * WIlbon lasts A LIFETIME, l w' V r s—v i > -m - and proves an etonomical investment: Do not I \f\/ i • I \ t |\/| V believe all that m promised by ro-cailcd ••Cheap"! • • v -k-T 4 K—/ » The only safe and sure remedy for TAPE, PIN and WORMS of all kinds. A .Hethodiit Story. The Martha’s Vineyard correspondent of the | tue have New Bedford Standard says t Camp meeting John Allen is on a visit to the [ tenna, or monthly payments token. Old machines j pnTpp ef nn Tjp-n pr.TTTV Vineyard, and we spent a vary pleasant hsur pnt in order or received in exchange. ABluA ol CU JTXilfc D\J X XLL, with bim on the Sabbath. Ha has attended | WHEELER A WILSON MF’O CO.’S 0FFICE8: machines, yon should require proot that yeaie of I I m» bays tested their value. Money onoe thrown I away cannot be recovered. Send for oar circulars. Machines sold on easy Savannah, Atunuta, Macon and Colambas. Os. W. B. CLEYAS. Gen. AgL, Savannah, Ga. W. A. HICKS, Agent, Maoon, Ga. jin 13-eodly DR# IWE'S SPECIAL FLAVORINGS^ [An Important Letter. From a prominent gentleman and resident of On- tinnati, O., for the past forty years well known to the book publishers thronghout the United fitates: Nzw Yoax, October It, 1670. Da. Bonwir: Dear Sir—I am induced by a sense of dnty to tne Buffering to make a brief statement of tbe working of your medicine on myself. For several years I hod been affected with some trouble in the bladder and urinary organs, which some twelve months ago cnlminated in a moat terribly afflicting disease, which the physician, all laid was a iptsmodic stricture in the orelha, aa also inflam mation of the kidneys and bladder, and gavo it is their opinion that ray age—73 years—would pre vent my ever getting radically cared. I hod tried a number of pbyiiciane, ana bad token a large qnonity of medicine, both aiopatbic and hemeoe- '■ t, but tod got no relief. I bid read of uton- J cures having been made by yonr remedies ; and some four months ago read a notice in th* Philadelphia Saturday Evening Post of a cure hav ing been effected on a person who hod long been .offering as I bad boon. I went right off and got ■ome of each—yonr Sanaparilban ite.olv.nt. Beady Belief, and. Regulating Fills and oom- menoed taking them. In three days 1 was greatly relieved, and now feel as well aa ever a W. JAMES, Cincinnati, 0. two hundred and thirty-five eamp meetings. and in antwer to Ms age remarked that he felt I as young as twenty.six, but was in his seventy- ninth year. In the oonrse of tho conversation, ho remarked what nnrnly boys ministers were blessed witb, and thought it beat to give ns a I little rircnmstance that happened on one of his | circuit.*. A reverend gentleman, semewhat ad-1 vanned in yean, was called to follow his partner In life to the grave, and, snflleient time having I passed to keep her memory sacred, the old gen-1 tit min took it into bis head that be had better I many again. His boy, finding ont tbat his I father was about to marry a g:rl of twenty-two, jnsc aet to and giTe tho “old gentleman” a lec ture. Tbe reverend listened to the boy until his patience and good nature were about ex-1 bausted. Finally, the boy, seeing that be conld not make bis father angry, finished his lecture with this remark: “Well, I don’t care if you marry the devil's mother.” The face of his I father reddened a little as he locked at his son andremsrked: “Ob! I buried her last spring," | We think Uncle John loves to tell these stories, as a good hearty laugh was enjoyed by him | after this. Good btx. Sain.—A World London corres pondent of tbe 5th writes: Tbe Shah leaves us to day, after & visit cf half a month, during whioh time he has gone about so much and showed himself ax freely, that every man, wo- man and child in the metropolis mmt have seen him. Ho did not want to go away at all, and would have remained a month longer had hia royal hosts urged him, which they took care not to do, being tired of him by this time. He has beoome extremely popular with the people, however, and some of them have loudly expressed their wish that they had him for their own king. Some scandal attaches to his departure, however. The visitors to Bucking ham Palace on more than one oocadon were observed to be introduced in a very mysterious manner. An actress at one of the theatres has suddenly resigned her situation, although she forfeited XoOO by the act, and baa disappeared; and two well known ladiee of the demi-monde have also taken leave of their friends and de- parted “for the Oontinent.” By the way, it waa not until to-day that it • became publicly known what waa the real name of the Shah. _ Here it is, written by himself when he viaited I fjyytffie ill JD 8JlJOTU.pt CV. Mme. Tonoaud's highly morU show of waxworks: I -.j-nirr rtnntT OF THE UNITED I tb ® Head, Deficiency of PnwpiroUon, Yellowness of While staying in London I visited Mme. Tns- D« THE.DISTRICT COUBTOF TH CN ED 1 ^ d E PliB ^ ^ e^e, Chert. Limb* sand’, exhibition, and I write these few words STATES F<jB THE SOUTHERN DUSTR1C1 Or ^ IQddK1 jiito, of B ert. Burning in the flesh, here by wty of memorial of my visit. I GEOBGIA. _ . | A fevdoMe of Badway's FUla wfll free th* ay»- 1”00 Hevra. I In th* matter of Jacob Hiley—Bankrupt. I tern from oil th* above nomad disorder*. Frioe35 YuumK Chib Koaua. TX) WHOM IT MAY CONCERN.—The under- oeuta per box- Bold by Druggists. nossiuddc CHOH rooiMan, I Hgned hereby gives noooe of hia appointment 1 aa assignee of the estate of Jacob Biley, of Mar- . — 1 — _ , ,| abailvuie. Kioon county, in tbe and Cutnct, and Will you have some strawberries ? | *bo vaa, to wit, ca tha 36th day of April, A. D. VANILLA, LEMON, ETC., Fcr Flrorus I« CreiM, Cii» and Paslry. ■With great care, by a new process, wo extract from the true, select Frmtt and Aromatics, each characteristic fla vor, and produce IZirorinst of rare exa(Benet. Of oreat strength and perfect purity. So pouonems oils. Erery f.ir-yr 5. So deceit-each bottlefull ting oneJkalf more than others . . .to bold tame gtuxr.tity. Use them onoe, tri3 tue no other. The mod delicate, ddicims facers ever mace. So superior to the cheap extracts. Auk for Dr. Price’s Special Flavorings. Manu factured only by STEELE & ERXCE, Depots, CHICAGO ana ST. La CIS. Manufacturers of Dr. Frieds Cream EaUsv Pomdor. DR. BADWAY’S | Perfect Purgative and Reg ulating Pills. Perfectly tasteless, elegantly coated with ewset gum. purge, regulate, purify, cleanse, and strengthen. Badway’a fills, for tbe cure of all dis order* of the Stomach, Liver, Bowala, Kidneys, Bladder, Nervous Difeaaee, Headache, Constipa tion, Costiveneafl, Indigent ion. Dyspepsia. Biloue- neee. Fever, Inflammation of the Bowels, Pilee and all Derangunanta of the Internal Tiaoera. War ranted to effect a poeitire core. Purely vegetable, containing no mercury, mineral! or delete roue dm ga. Wff" Observe the following symptom* reaulung from Diaordera of the Digeauve Organa : Oonatipation. Inward Pilee, Knlmees cf the Blood in the Head, Acidity of the Stomach, Nausea, Heartburn, Disgust of Food, Fullness or weight in the Stomach. Soar Eructations, Sinking or Flatter ing at the Heart, Choking or suffering Sensations w&en in a Lying Poarore, Dimneae of Vision. Dote or Webs before the Sight, Fever and Dali Pain in a lady of a gueat. “Yes, madam, yea; I eat 1adjudged Bankrupt open the petuaon of him- strawberries with ^aUmsiawn ** Do jog ? Well, I aelf, by the Diatriot Court of said District, we haven't anything but cream and sugar for I Drtad at Fort Yallsy, Ga . the SJ day of July, ’am this erecting, mid tha mattar-of-fafit (187S. JESSE W. AVAST. mr 1 july4 ItawSw tmtgsm,ate. READ “PATiMB AND TRUK” Band oua letter stamp to BAD WAX A 00., So. gj Warren, sornar Ohoreh street. New York. Inform*tiou worth thouaaoda will be sent you. maylSaodkwly J)LANTER3 are rrquested to caU around and roe it. It ie not noceeeary that you buy more than one a lifetime. Many toy horse powers and have to buy a gin gear next year ON CENTRAL SUPPORT to prevent nettling of gin h .nee, AN IRON KINO power to ton yonr Thie Gin Osar hoe an 1 . POST AND IRON BAND WHEEL SHAFT. Mode only by J. S. SCHOFIELD Sc SON. NOTICE —Hiving rr ide arrangements with Messre. SCHOFIELD A SON for the solo manufacture or my PATENT GIN OEalt, witn CENTRAL IRON SOPPOKi 1 , all other, nro warned not to Max*, ues or Bim, the same, aa I shall prosecute to the extent of the law all persons rating or infringing on my Patent. ■ L. B. FACGHT. PhiladfIph'a, May 14,1S73. jnlyld3m THE D. PRATT GIN! aakimr BUSINESS ESTABLISHED IN 1S33. W 15 offer to planters these well-known Gins, which are sold wheretver cotton is planted. ; OVER SEVENTEEN THOUSAND Have been sold tince 1856. We aek parties wishing to buy to ccrne and examine them, erpeciaUy the IMPROVED GIN, having a linter attached. It will pay them for so doing. They are warranted 10 giro satisfaction, and time given to test them before payment is required. TELEGRAPH Mfl MESSENGER 18*7 3. The proprietors avail themselves of the lull in advertising to present their claims again to the public. Nothing within the range of onr 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 be 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 theso 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. CHANGE OF SCHEDULE. NO CHANGE OF OARS BETWEEN QUOTA AND 00LUKBU8. AU- OKSKBAIi SUPERINTENDENTS OFFICE, J Gbobgia Cxhtral Railroad, V SavaLDah, July 6,1873. ) O N and after Sunday, the 6th mat., Paaaanger. Trains on the Georgia Central Railroad, Ua branches and connections, will run as follows: UP DAY TRAIN. Leave Savannah 1:00 r ■ Leave Augusta 2:15pm Arrive at Augusta 8:80 r X *,11:04 y K .,12:52 A X ..10:46 »1C ..11:10 PX ..11;16 P X ..10:55 PX 6:50 AI jnlylOditawtf JOHNSON & DUNLAP, No. 73 THIRD STREET. [reat Sontlers Freight and Passenger Line VIA CHARLESTON, S. C., TO AND FROM BALTIMORE, PHILADELPHIA, NEW YORK, BOSTON, AND ALL THE NEW ENGLAND MANUFACTURING CITIES. THREE TIMES A WEEK, THURSDAYS, SATURDAYS. TUESDAYS, ELEGANT STATE-BOOM ACOOMMODATIONS-SEA VOYAGE 10 to 12 HOUBS SHOBTEB VIA OHABLESTON. THE SOUTH CAROLINA RAILROAD CO, And oonnoctlns Roods Weat, in alliance with the Fleet of Thirteen Firet-Class Steamships to the above Fcrta, Invito attention to the Quick Time and Regular Dispatch afforded to the btuinees public in the Cotton States at the PORT OP 1 CHARLESTON, Offering facilities of Bail and Sea Transportation for Freight and Passengers not excelled in oxcelleno* and capacity at any other Port The following splendid Ocean Steamers are regularly on the Line: TO JJHW MANHATTAN M. S. Woodhull, Commander. CHAMPION R. W. Lockwood, Commander. CHARLESTON James Berry, Commander. JAMES ADGER .T. J. Lockwood, Commander. JAMES ADGER & CO., Agents, Charleston, S. C. GEORGIA S. Crowell, Commander. SOUTH CAROLINA .T. J. Beckett, Commander. CLYDE .J. Kennedy, Commander. ASHLAND Ingram, Commander, WAGNER, HUGER* CO., 1 a ..... q p WM. A. COURTENAY. 1 A S ents i Charleston, S. C. zaoxr azEAMSHiFii GULF STREAM ~Alex. Hunter, Commander VIRGINIA C. Hinckleb, Commander. Sailing Days—Thursdays. WM. A. COURTENAY, Agent, Charleston, 8. C. THE WEEKLY TELEGRAPH MESSENGER 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 be 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 of Georgians wbo have emigrated to other States and keeps them perfectly posted in regard to every Im portant public event in the old Empire State of the South. TOTAL CAPACITY 40,000 BALES MONTHLY. TO SAIiTiaiOHB. FALCON Haxnie, Commander MARYLAND Johnson, Commander SEA GULL Dutton, Commander Sailing Days—Every Fifth Day. PAUL C. TRENHOLM, Agent, Charleston, S. C. TOIBOBTONT. STEAMSHIP MEREDITA, JSails Every Other Saturday, JAB. ADGER & CO., Agents, Charleston, S. C. Bata* guaranteed as low aa these of Competing Lines. Marine Insurance one-half of one per cent. THROUGH BILLS OF LADING AND THROUGH TICKETS Gan be had at all the principal Railroad Office, in Georgia, Alihan a, Tennee.ee and Mississippi. State Boom, may be secured in advance, without extra charge, by addressing Agent, of the ttteam- ship* in Charleston, at whoa* offiaes, in all cases, the Railroad Ticket, should to oxchonged and Berths assigned. Tbe Through Ticket* by thi. Route include Transfers, Meals and State Boom, while on ship board. The Sooth Carolina Railroad, Georgia Railroad And their connecting lines have Pajeengers between th# Norths: Holmes Chair, wibont extra charge, hi Katin* Saloon at BrancliriUe. On tha Georgia Baflroad First-Claes Sleeping Oars. Freight promptly transferred from steamer to day and night trains of the South Carolina Railroad. Close connection made with other roads, delivering freight, at distant point, with neat promptness. The Managers will use every exertion to satisfy their patrons that the line VIA CHARLESTON cannot to gvpasasd in Dispatch and the Safe Delivery of Goodm For further information, apply to J. M. HET.KTRK, Sup’t, Charleston, 8. C.;B. D. HASSELL, Genera Agent, P. O. Box 4373, Offloe 317 Broadway, N.Y.; B-B. PICKENS, General Pamenger and Ticket Agent Booth Carolina Baflroad ALFRED L. TYLER, Jintiaofttm Thi Praalfleet Bonth Carolina Railroad. Gharleaioo. R n. WAGES. * TK)B ill who are. willing to work. Any person, old or yoong,tof either sex, can make from to tW a weak, at home day or evening. Want ed by alh Snitaole to either city or country, and any aeaaon of tho year. Tnia is a rare opportunity for inoee who are ont of work, and out of money, to make an independent living. No capital being required.^ Onr pamphlet, “HOW TO HAKE A LIVING, Riving full inatraction*, tent on receipt of 10 oenU. Address A BURTON A CO., Mor- riaanU, Weat cheater county, N. Y. rpflE BECKWITH 820 PORTABLE FAMILY _ . SEWING MACHINE, on 80 days’ trial; many advantages overall. Satisfaction guaranteed, or 820 refunded. Sent complete, with full direction*. Beckwith Sewing Machine Oo.. 862 Broadway, N. Y. rpR£ NEW ZIiABTIO THUS*. An important In- . „ ventxjn. It retains the Soptsreet all timee, and under tbe hardest exorcise or severest strain. It ie worn witb comfort, and if kepi on night end day, effects a permanent core in » Jew weeks. Bold cheep, and sent by mul when requested. Circulars free, when ordered by letter sank to- the El sates Trues Oo., Ho. 681 Broadway, N. T. city. Nobody slip off too frequently > painful; ithey ' MeodAtowly HR. WOODBRIDGE’S PAIN LINIMENT. moat violent pain 4 CHRONIC RHEUMATISM, curing very severe form* of these diseases in from one to Are days; also the STIFFNESS OF THE JOINTS which sometimes accompanies the last. Ik also cures SPRAINS OF THE JOINTS in twelve boors: GUM-BOILS, NERVOUS HEADACHES, including those which follow Intermittent Fevers and Tooth Aches, in from one to five minutes; Colic, ting-worm, and Meningitis. The aeoond case was cored in Brunswick, relieving in the last in a few minutes, the pain in the bead and neck, and tbe rigidity of the muscles of tbe «*»k Bee circulars, containing certificates of its virtues from those who have used it, at tbe Drag Stores of B. B. BALL, Macon, and A F. ULMER, Savan nah, wbo have it for sale. Address ordma to .. _ DB. D. G. WOODBRIDGE, SWh5 awiwtf Brunswick, Ga SEMI-WEEKLY TELEGRAPH anfl MESSENGER This ia published on Wednesdays and Saturdays, at $4 per annum—$2 for six months. We earnestly recommend this edition to readers at all points who re ceive mails two or three times a week. 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 six months—$2 50 for three months, or $1 per month. advertisements; In the Weekly are one dollar for each publication of one inch or less. In the Daily, one dollar per eight text libaes first publication and fifty cents for sub tequent ones. Contracts tor advertising u. tade on reasonable terms—circulation ot c the paper considered. TO FARMERS: The approach of active operatic: is in cropping will render one of the edi tiona of this paper invaluable in y our pur suit*- It will contain all the earliea t crop i -nfor- mation and general agricolH iial ne km. fiUBBYf JONES St iHEEf US. Angoai Arrive at Miiledgeville Arrive ak Eatonton... ^frive at Maooo —.... Beavs Maoon for Atlanta. De*ve M&oon forEufanla Leave Maoon for Oolumbua Arrive *t Arrive 12:10 p x AimeatOolunihua.^. LOO a* Making close oonnection with train* lea Tice At lanta and Oolnmhua. _ .... town DAT THAIS. Leare Atlanta. ...... 1:00 aw Arrire at Maoon... —**'.'"*',’** II.... H 7-00 a it Leave Maoon..... *“. ' pen a at Leave Augusta 2:15tz Airive at Augueta 8:90 r U. Arrive at Savannah — Thi. train oonnects at Macon with the S. W. Ac commodation train leaving Enfaula at 10*30 F. K-, and arriving at Macon at 10:80 a- n. kiqht t Hints ao nta v.st. Leave Savannah 8.40 FM Leave Augusts................. !l0:001U Arrive at Savannah 6.93 a. or Arrive at Maoon..... 7:06 a a Leave Maoon for Atlanta................ll-.oo A* Leavo Maoon for Clayton............. 8:00 ak Arrive at Clayton.............. C:30fx Arrive at Atlanta 6:30 fk Making prompt through 0011:10ctiona at Atlanta. MIGHT THAIHfl GO IMG MOHTH. Leave Clayton....- 7:23 Alt Iieavo Ooiuinbufl.......... Leave Atlanta... .. 2:30 pm .. 1:50 PX Arrive at Maoon from Olayton Arrive at Maoon from Columbus........ Arrive at Macon fromAtlanta TiAivyA MffiVin , r , rr ..,._ T . ... . 5:25 FX - 7.80 F X .. 7:20 PX . 7:40 r X Leave Bavannah Arrive at MUledgeville Arrive at Katcnton .. 8:40 FX .11:04 FX .12:52 AX Arrive at Auguata . 4:00 AX Arrive at Savannah 6.00 A Jc Making perfeot oonneotiun with trains leaving Augusts. raa.ongers going over tho Miiledgeville and Eatonton Branch will take night train from Colum bus, Atlanta and Maoon, day train, from Augusta and Savannah, which oonnoot daily at Gordon (Sunday, excepted) with the MiUedgeviUe and Ra- tonton train.. An elegant sleeping car on all night train*. THROUGH TICKETS TO ALL POINTS can to had at the Central Railroad Ticket Office at Pulaski House, corner of Ball and Bryan streets. Offloe open from 8 a n to 11- st,and fromS tofiria. Tiok- eta can also to had at Depot Offloe. July 8 tf epot Offloe. William sogers. General Superintendent. SUMMER ^SCHEDULE. DAILY PASSENGER TRAIN TO AND KttOM Macon, Brnnswiclc, sarannali anil Florida. Oraci Ml com aud Bbuhswick Batosoad,) _ _ 1 [ Maoon, Go., July 22,1878. O N and after Wedneeday, July 23d, passenger trains on this Road will to ran as follows: DAY PASSENGER, DAILY, SUNDAYS EXCEPTED VOS THE 1'UEiSENT. Leave Maoon 8:30 a.M Arrive ak Je&ann 6:45 P. X Arrive at Brunswick..,..... Arrive at Savannah Arrive at Tsllsbae.ee 10.16 F.X ......10.60 F.X 7:46 F X Arrivn &t JinkannvillA ,, , 7 16PM Leave Jacksonville 7:10AX Leavo TallAhiRRsn............ ...... 0.40 AM Leave Savannah Leave iiruiiHWick 5.20 A. X 6:00 a. X Leave Joeaup.. ...._ 9.00 A. M Arrive at Maoon 8 00 F.X Passengers from Bavsnnah will take 4.30 r. x. train for Brunswick, and 6.2U a. m. train for Maoon. HAwxuravn 'jt aooorroditios Tatra, natex, (ura- DAYS XXOEPTZD.J Leave Maoon 8.50 p. if Arrive at Hawkinsville 7.30 r. X Leave Hawkinsville.. 6:30 A. K Aniveat Macon.. (9.56a.M W. J. JARVIS, Jnly23tf Master Transportation. CHANGE OF SCHEDULE SUPERINTENDENT’S OFFICE, 1 CkhTUro Bailuoad, Atlanta Division, > Atlanta, Ga., Jaly 6, 1873. j O N and after Snndsy, July 6th, Passenger Trains on thi. toad will run as follows : DAT FASBXNGEB TRAIN. Leave Macon 11.00 a. k Arrive at Atlanta 5.30 F. X Lonve Atlanta 1.60 p. w Arrive at Macon 7-20 r. X BIGHT rASSkXGES THUS. Leave Macon 11.10 P. M Arrive at Atlanta 5-60 a. m Leave Atlanta 1.10A.X Arrive sc Macon 7.00 A. X Making dose connection at Maoon with Central Railroad for Bavanush and Angasta, and with Southwestern Railroad for Colaaitras and points in Boatliwestern Georgia. At Atlanta, with West ern and Atlantio Railway for points West. jnlj6tf G. L POKKAOBE, Sup’t. OF SGEEDUL*. txrX s. i SUPERINTENDENT’S OFFICE, bObTHWEBTKBM RAILROAD OoXFAXT, ' Maoon, Ga., Jnly i, 1878. O N and after Biinday, the 6th Inst., Passenger Trains on this Rood will roc as follows: DAI XUFAUDA PASSES QXB XKADX. Leave Macou....„..„.......^..„..— 8:00 k. X Arrive at Eufanla...4:40 F.X Arrive at Clayten.......... ............ 6:20 F.X Arrive at Albany 2:15 F.X Arrive at Arlington 6:U0 F. X Arrive at Fort Gaines fc40f. x Leave Clayton 7:20 a. X Leave Kafaula.......................... 8:60 a. X Leave Fort Qainm..... 8.85 A. x Leave Albany..................10:83 A. X Arrive at Maoon.......... 6:26 F.X Connects with the Albany Train at Bmithville, and the Foit Gaines Train at Cnthbert daby except Sunday. Albany Train connects daily witb Atlantic and Golf Railroad Trains at Albany, and will tun to ' Arlington on Blakely Eiteneiun Monday, Wednes day and Friday, lemming foUowing days, COLUKHDS DAI rAHSZHOKH TBAU- LoaveMacon 10:55 r. Arrive at Oolnmhua 4.00 a. Leave Colambas 2:80 F.X Arrive at Maoon..... 7:80 F.X zrarama «xoht msoanx tn ivuOBxxoBAxnxi -rnirw. Leave Maoon.... ..^...11:15 F. X Arrive atEnfaala 12:10 F. x Arrive at Albany..... 7:67 a. X Loave Enfanla.......................... 10.20 r. X Leiive Albany 8:3Jp.x Arrijeat Maoon 1... 10 39 a. x Tiaras wiU leavo Macon and Enfaula on this schedule Sunday, Tuesday and Thursday nights, and eon nect at bmithville with Albany trains. VIRGIL BOWERS, July6 l.v Engineer and Superintendent. Change of Schedule. ON MACHJN AND AUGUSTA RAILROAD. Forty-Oue Miles Saved in Distance. OFFICE MAOON AND AUGUSTA RAILROAD,) Maoow, May 18, 1872. / O N and after Bonday, Hay 13, 1872, and until farther notion, the trains on this read will run as follows: DAI THAIH—DAILT (itlDUI axcxmn). Leave Macon...... 6:30 a. n. Arrive at Angasta 1:15 F- X. Leave Augusta 1:60 F-X. Arrive at Maoon 8:15 r. a. etr Passengers leaving Macon at 6.30 a. K. make close connections at Camak with day paseeng®* trains on Georgia Railroad for Atlanta and all points West; also, for Angnsta, with trains going North, and with trains for Charleston; also, fox Athens, Washington, and all stations cn tbs Geer gia Railroad. ... „ W Ticket* sold and baggage checked to all points North, both by rail and by steamship* from Charleston. „ _ ang7tf B. K. JOHNSON, Bnp’t. PORT ROYAL RAILROAD. Office of Esorazm asd Bcfesisthdiit, ) Aujlsta, Ga., June28,A873. ) . O N and after Monday, June 30, trains on this Road will ran as follows: DOWN DAY PASSENGER TRAIN WiU leave AngUBta at 6.45 L X. Arrive at Port Royal at 2.16 f. x. Axriva at Charleston at..... 4.45P. ss. Arrire at Savannah at. 3.80 r. x. UP DAY PASSENGER TRAIN W01 leave Port Royal at. 9.45 A. ss. Leave charleston at.....................8.10 a X- Leave Savannah St 9.30 a. X. Arrive at Angnsta at 5 88 f. a- DOWN NIGHT PASSENGER TRAIN Will leave Augusta at * SI'S" Arrive at Port Royal at Arrive at Charleston at w Airive at Bavannah at r - M * UP NIGHT PABSENGKB TRAIN Will leave Port Royal at W-j®*- "• Leave Charleston at ®-””F. x. Leave Bevannah at. Arrive at Angnsta »*—•• •-L“ u *• It.asantTnve 16A ViC(f U^OOO ^7 tDC 6.30 A* lit tr^ on g Macon an(fAogtuU Railroad, arrive ak AmraaU in time io nuke cloee oonneeoon with tba lalvltr Ecgineer and Boperintendep. —JTW. LUKE, (Snocessor to GABR A LUKE,) COMMISSION MERCHANT, He. 302 Commercial at., St. loan, Mo. Refer to Third National Bank, Union National Xtenk and bankers generally, aod W. A- Huff, Ms oon, Ga. apr29 8m w. o. xosaxa. a. ▼. aior . MORRIS Sc REED, Provision and Tobacco Brokers, Boom No. 4 College Building, corner Fourth and . Walnnt streets, CIRCnrKATI, OHIO. Salat to W. A. Huff. nsytt *n