About The telegraph and messenger. (Macon, Ga.) 1869-1873 | View Entire Issue (Aug. 6, 1873)
OJLT^ AFFAIRS. WBDKR iaY MORNING, AO GOST C, 187S. Fz ti — Prasb flth tare appeared in the mar ket—»> **cl! ft -.h t»«ing received every day. Siu » :so —The city ia planting a new newer on Pme street, between Firat and Heoond, bet Lot * n • .oner than It waa needed. t Ti.arr Railroad.—The Street Baiiroed Corn- par y in improving ite torn onta at the City Hall, in order to make ieaa delay in the passing of O'TK 1 nx Weather —A good deal of rain fell night be* ore last, and yesterday was cloudy nearly all day, with alight sprinkling* of rain nntil tbe middle of the afternoon, when the flood came •gtfn- Always First. —Peterson’* magazine for Sep tember has been received from Messrs. Brown A Co. This is si ways tbe earlieet of the month lies to arrive, and is always clever as to its ta ble of contacts. Tux Gcocxxy Tjude.-—Messrs. Gamble, Beck A Co., are still making things lively on Third street, In the grocery line. The doll times apparently have no effect on their busi ness, if we may judge from tbe large qaantities of groceries they are constantly receiving and abippieg. They ran the popular schedule of keeping good atock and selling at low prices. Edmund 8. Pox.—Wo are informed by Col. XL T. Clarke, managing editor of the Atlanta Comriitution, that he has appointed Mr. E. S. Poe the representative of that paper in Maoon, to look after Its bn tines* matters, subscriptions, correspondence, etc. His effise Is on Mulberry street, in the Washington block. Mr. Poe is a worthy and energetic young man, and Will da the Constitution good service. Struck bt Lionronso.—Mr. J. E. Dense, oondaetor on tbe Southwestern Railroad, re ports that as hla train was coming in on Friday afternoon it enooantered & heavy thnnderatorm a few miles from Maoon. The lightning struck the railroad track, also tho telegraph wire, melting the latter and shivering one of tbe tele graph poles. Mr. Dense tnd several others the train felt the shock very percoptib’.y; bnt no one was seriously affected. Coax, and Wood —Attention is called to the advertiaement of Messrs. Batts & ltoss. These gentlemen announce that during tho month of Auguat they will forniah Coal Creek and An* thracite coal at reduced prices. They have facilities now for furnishing coal in any desired quantities, and provident people will not delAy in laying in their stock nntil winter, when trans portation is hard to get and freights are high. Many dollar* and a vast amount of trouble may be saved by purchasing daring tbe present month. Tlie Jewinli Hynnsoanf. Tbs Finance Committee of the Oity Oonncll reported tut night edversely upon the petition •eking for «n appropriation to aid In completing tbe new Jewish Synagogue. Tho refnaal was baaed on tho fast that Oonnoil had no right to appropriate money to ehnroh bnildtagt, and If they were to grant thla petition every other church in iho city wonld have tho right to ask for an cqnai appropriation. The report of the oomruitteo was adopted. Appropriation to iUo Hlmtcrn of Slercy- Ltsl week an appeal, in behalf of tbe Sisters of Meroy, wai laid before tbe City Conceit, ask ing for an appropriation to aid thoso excellent ladles in enlarging their facilities for taking oaro of and educating tbs orphans of tbe city. This petition wee referred to tbe Finance Com mittee, which reported last night in favor of an appropriation of twenly-flve bnndred dollars, to be paid in monthly installments, whenover, in the opinion of tbe Mayor, tho finances of the oity will pormiL This action was expected of Conocll, and it will bo material aid to the Sis ters ia Ibeir work of meroy. Iwe Tnn Acer. Thieve* (aaght. When Brown A Co. awakened by tbe “crack 'o day" yesterday morning end oame down from their elegant chamber, they found the beck door of their counting room ajar. It is their custom to close end bolt their doors at night, and Ibis preoan tlon was taken as nenal the night before. Therefore, when they fannd the door standing partially open yesterday morning, they were indaoed to make some investigations, to see what other cartons thing might be dis covered. The lint thing looked into w» the money drawer, and this, with the exoeption of a few nickels, waa about aa bare aa it wee when it left the hands of the cabinet maker. Borne money wee left in the drawer tbe eight before. How mnoh was not known; bnt the bead of tbe firm supposed that there mnat have been at least forty dollars. The absence of this money re vealed the feet that tbe store bad been robbed; and the nex:questions were, how? and by whom ? There was where tbe pnrzle came in. The door had not been broken open. The windows had not been forced. Everything waa aa Board as It ever was; bnt tbe door was standing open. Tbe only nutation of the matter wea that aome acquainted with tbe premises had sneaked in daring tbe early part of the evening, con- oeaied himself in a closet under tbe stairway, and, waiting nntil the etore was vacant, com mitted the robbery. It did cot seem that the ibelt oonid have been oommitted in any other way. The next question was, by whom ? The mat ter was not canvassed very long before suspi cion rested upon a negro boy named Thad Al len, who for a long time has been In the em ploy of Brown A Oo. List week, however, Thad was discharged, and it waa suspected that be might hare adopted this means of baring venge for the lose of his situation. Early in tbe day Thad, accompanied by an other negro boy, named Bob. Toastin, were seen to enter Patzel’s store with the air of gen tlcmen of leisure who had money to spend. It was Tbad’s “treat,” and he called for sogers, bought three for a quarter, and the two de parted happy aa lords and pnfBng like yonng locomotives. Now, aa Thad was known to ont of business, and not in a financial condition to indulge himself and his friends in the taxnry of aegare, tbe suspicion was increased that he was enjoying his olium cum dig. at the expense of hia late employer! 1 . It was at last determined to arrest both Thad and hia cbnm. Accordingly the services of Lieutenant Harley were obtained and the arreBta made. The boys were taken to the lock-cp, bnt they stontly denied having stolen the money. They were separated and oonfined, and given a few hours to meditate npon the pecu' lianty of their situation. In tbe afternoon they seemed to have lost a little confidence in their own innocence, and later Tbad made a clean breast of it, and told where tbe money was. Harry Brown and Lieutenant Harley aooompa nied Thad to where he said he bad hid the money, and there foned $64 £0 in greenbacks and specie, all of wblohwasBtoien from Brown’s till. Among the specie was an English shilling, which was also recovered. How much the boys spent is not known, though it ia supposed that they had not made way with a great deal of Bnt another diaoovery was made while this case was being worked np. Oar readers will remember that»jme lime ago Havens' bar-room waa broken into and several boxes of segars were stolen. It torus ont that the boy Bab Toastin was tho thief in this case. Bab was formerly in the employ of Havens, and knew how to proceed abont atealing from him. None of Ihe segars, however, were recovered, Bob and Thad having smoked them. These two boys seem to have entered upon Tax largest end moot oompiete stock In tbe State, of cutlery, woodwara, tinware, and bouse- futniebing goods generally, suitable to the job bing trade. Tacwax A Gud. aogS St _ Don’t mix 'Wiley’s XXXX Flour with Paris Green to kill caterpillars. It won hurt them. Such flour fattens—don kill. Tancm A Gkxtn will sell stoves at cholera prioee for tbe next thirty days to make room for their fall stock. aog3 3t Hear, Ramos A iaart —This welt known and reliable firm hare received a Urge lot of Dr. Hood' Eureka Liver Medicine. It has tbe praise of all who hava tried it. In bottles at 50 cents and 6L00 The Female College Appropriation, At the meeting of the Oity Oonnoil last night, after the reading of the mlnntes, Alderman Kahn moved that tho mlnntes of the last meet ing be approved except eo much of tbefi os re lated to the appropriation of fivo thousand dol lars to Wesleyan Femalo College. Alderman O. Burke moved that tbe mlnntes be approved ns read. The fetter motion was adopted by a largo majority. Later in the evening Aldorman Kahn moved that the appropriation to tho college, also the appropriation of $2,300 to the Sisters of Mercy, <0 aid in bnilding a homo for orphan children, be submitted ton voteof the people on the lGih of August, (ho day on which the election is to be held for alderman in tho Firat Ward. This motion received only two votes. Consequently this appropriation stands, and the College will get the money, as it should. It Is little enongh for the city lo do, and submit ting it to a vote of tbs people wonld be an en tirely needless formality to submit it to a vote. The sentiment of tbo people is deoidedly in favor of tho appropriation, at was testified to by tbe formidable petition which was before the Oity Oonnoii last week. Tbe New Orleans Hntnnl Insurance Com puny. The matter of insurance has attained to snch prominent importance in connection with busi ness of all kinds, that the peoplf no longer need any argument to convinoo them of the lm portanee of it. Tbe provident man jffovidea for hie family by means of a life policy, and provides for his own security by a policy in whieh he deems to be acms reliable fire com pany. Tbe man who neglects tLo-e is not re garded as a safe business man. The question of greatest importance, con nected with either fire or life insurance Is, what oompany is best likely to provide protection against loss? When a man makes an invest ment he dneirea to have a proper retnrn from It. It he enters into speenlation of any kind, be does ao with the hope that a profit may be derived. It he pnrehaae property of any kind, be does so behoving that it is worth what he pays for it. So, if he pays his money for a pol icy of insurance, he desires to be satisfied that the policy will be paid, provided loss of prop erty oeenrs by fire. Among the companies which are presented to the pnblio patronage, ia tbe old and reliable company tho name of which stands at the head of this paragraph. Speaking of this company the New Tork Spectator, an inmrenoe journal of great caution and reliability, says: The New Orleans insurance companies bear a high reputation for respectability, and, while they ara among the most conservative, they are among the mo it prosperous companies in the country. The New Orleans Uatuei Insurance Oompany last year earned $273,824 in preminms, and paid in loaves, expenses, etc., $176,S71, whieh left the peUey holders and stockholders a profit of $101,953. The company’s assets are $755,- 841. It waa organised aa far back as 1SI5, on tbe atock plan, with a capita! of $200,000. and was oa'ded the‘‘New Orleans Insurance Oom pany-" Under this form it continued to du business nntil 1:33. when the title of "Mntntt” waa added, and the stock was increased to $500 000, paid np. The business has always been conducted with conaervatiim, and the profits have been large. It does a fire, marine and river bnninesa, bnt each branch is managed separately, end on mntnai policies each is enti tled to its own profile. The President, Mr. Tuyea, is an underwriter of long experienoe and honorable record, end the directors ere among the most eminent oapiUluts of tbe Crescent Oity. This company has lately est afclishe J an agency In this city, under ths management of Mr. S M. Ferrer and H. L. Backns. These gentlemen are all the guaranties that are needed of the re liability of the company, end are a strong re- oommsedition for it to the tarot of the people. Tbey will undoubtedly ensure its snooeia in Maoon. One feature of the wcik these gentkmsn pro pose to do ia worthy a special note. They pro pose to make arrangements by which insurance on ootton can be obtained up to ten o'clock at Bight. This is for the convenience of ootton men who, being engrossed in bneineaa daring the day, may chance to forget the precaution of insurant*. To most cases of this kind, this arrangement is made. co-operative system of stealing, their ill gotten gains being their joint property. Both are now in jaiL Warrants will be issued to-day, and they will ba pnt into a fair way to secure an ap- prenticoahip with Grant, Alexander £ Co. ' BRIDAL PREVENT* A Handsome Testimonial. It being understood that yesterday was to be tbe wedding day of Mr. Ben j unin Burdick, Su perintendent of the Macon Cotton Factory, the operatives determined to make that tho occasion cf presenting to him some testimonial of their esteem. Mr. Burdick has boen in the factory continu ously for twenty years. Daring the past six teen years of that time he has held the respon sible and delioate position of Superintendent, Some of the present operatives have been with him all tbe time, and sums who are now opera tivos have been born and bred to tbe bnsicess since ho has been Superintendent. Their at tachment to him ia very great—they having for so long a time been aeciutomed to working under his direction, and they have learned to regard him more as a friend than aa an overseer or a task-master. It was very natural, then, that these people, most of whom are females, should desire to make some snbstantisl acknowledgment of their regard, especially aa another event was abont to take place, whiohwasto render the day one of more than nsnal importance in the life of Mr. Bnrdiok. The ceremony of presentation was appointed to take place at the faotory at twelve o'clock. Through the kindness of Col. J. E. Jones, Gen eral Agent of the Maoon Manufacturing Com psny, and OapL T. G. Holt, ona of the Direc tors, we had the pleaanre of being present. Soon after onr arrival, the operatives were all assembled In the machine shop, the most com- modiona apartment of the faotory, when the presentation tookplaoe. The service consisted of a beautiful silver water-pitcher, waiter and goblet. The presentation speech, at the solieitation of Col. Jones, was made by OapL T. G. Holt, who acquitted himself, as he always does on such ocoasions, very handsomely. He spoke very briefly, bnt very pointedly, saying nothing bnt tbe most agreeable things. In fact his speech was abont as handsome us the service was. In receiving it, Mr. Bordiek spoke very briefly. He tendered the donors his gratefcl acknowledgment; and showed by hia look that he felt conch more than he uttered. He ex cused himself from speaking by saying he had too mnch bnsicess on hand to think of making a speech. Tbe apology was deemed sufficient and he was excused. After thla little ceremony had ended, the op erativea crowded aroned Mr. Bardick to shake hands with him, congratulate him, bid him good-bye and bon teyage. At half.past six o'clock yesterday afternoon, Mr. Burdick was married to Miss Anna Brant ley. Only a few friends witnessed the cere mony, which took place at ths residence of the bride, on OakBlxeeL The con pie left last night by the Central Railroad for Savannah, whence they will take the steamer for a trip North to visit the parents and other relatives of Mr. Bar dick. They will be gone about a month. May their honeymoon pass pleasantly. Tusn.1 Sorr.—il-e-rt. Ells 4 Laoey will re gale then customers to-day with a turtle soup. They have a floe soft-shell on hand, whioh will be slaughtered this morning and served to their patrons in addition lo their nenal splendid Innob. Their old friends are invited to oome pad bring others with them. , A BSD BOT. A Son .Bleats b Is Father's Cash and Elope*. Lewis Griggi ia vary well known as an in dustrious colored man, and Is, by profession, perfumer to the incorporation. By dint of hard labor and close economy Lewis had accumula ted tbe anm of ntaety-fonr dollars, OTer and above hie family expense*. This ia rather an unusual amount for a colored man to accnmu- late, and Lewis was beginning to feel like a moneyed man feel*. Lewis bad a son whioh he had acquired by marriage. This son, unfortunately, was aware that hie step-father had accumulated * com fortable anm of reedy money, and he looked npon it with a oovetonaneaa whieh was exceed- ingly violative of one of tbe articles of tbeDee- alogns. Last Saturday be not only looked up on the finds, bnt placed hie hands npon it, placed himself on board the Maoon and Western train and departed. Tbe lest heard of him he had left the oars at Jonesboro. Lawia is dis consolate, as he has lost all hope of overtaking the nndntifnl son before tbe money shall have been all spent. | Pzuoxii —Jack Crutchfield has gone to Bos ton. Igianer, of the Brown Hones Cigar Store, will leave this morning, to “awing around the ‘role” up north. Foxx'.w “Captain Cattle’s” example and 'mike a Dots' 7 on what follow*: Truman A Gxujf ara closing out their fruit jura at reduced rate*. *Q£3 3t Snow in Summer ? Yes. How When ? Just where you would never look for it. In all the red hot ovens of the best wives and housekeepers in the city. What do you mean ? I mean that the glorious loaves fabricated from Wiley’s XXXX resemble lilliputia: mountains capped with snow; only the real mountains have red dirt and rocks beneath them, and these wonderful hil locks are the staff of life, white, nutty and delicious. Iizmssnreo.—If yon feel oppressed by the heat aod dost, just step into Loh'a, in the La nier Boose bnilding, and take a cool refreshing bath for only twenty five cents. Snavicg, hair entting, etc , by tbe most skillful toneorial artists, and at the coolest establishment in the city. Strangers visiting Msoon shonld remem ber this—tbe people here all know it. jnlyl2 eodlf Mr.-!. JoemnxK Hosmx, artist, formerly of Georgia. Address 122 Waverley Race, New Tork. Portraits and pictnrea of any size taken from old dagnereolypea in tbe highest style of art. Choice Wheat, only thoroughly cleansed with a decorticator like that of ours, can make flour like the Wiley XXXX. We know where to get it, and have always a heavy supply on hand. BURR & FLANDERS. Pzasoxu.—J. W. Aneley.—“It has broken np several cases of long atandirg chills and fevers, and I find Simmons’ Liver Regulator to be a great remedy in dyspepsia and liver complaints." Tin! CnzATEST asd liter.—Hood's Enroka Liv er Medicine gives universal satisfaction the treatment of. Liver Disease, Dyspepsia, Sick Hoadache, Co-tiveneea, and all that claea of dis eases arising from a disordered etate of the stom ach and liver. novSOIy Wa earnestly recommend onr readers to give up the use of poieoniotu liair preparations, as they too frequently produce, firat, headache, and after wards, more actions complaints Use a restorer entirely harmless, and each a one Nattane’ Crys tal Ditcovery certainly is. OBSTACLE? TO MARRIAGE. HAPPY BELIEF FOB YOUNG MEN from tho effects of Errors and Abases in osrlv life. Man hood restored. Impedimenta to Marriage remov ed. Now method of treatment New and remark able remedies. Books aod circulars sent free, in sealed envelopes. Address HOWARD ASSOCIA TION, No 2 South Ninth et., Philadelphia, Pa..— an Inatitation having a high reputation for honor, able conduct and professional tkill. j-tlySJ3m ON THE BREAKFAST. LUNCHEON, DINNER AND bUPPER TABLE, LEA A FEICRI.W Wore eat ere biro Notice, 13 INDISPENSABLE. JOHN DUNCAN’.? NON.?, Near Tork. Agents for the United States NEW ADVERTISEMENTS TAKEN UP. A BED HEIFER CALF, about one year old, at my res donee, near tbe Forsyth road, 6* miles from tbo city. Tho owner, by proving hia property and paying all nccseaaiy chargee, can ob tain poasoaaion of it. »ug6 It* ALBERT LUNDY. BARGAINS IK MILLIKffiY! H AVISO determined to close np my business, I am off jring from this dato and nntil tho on tire lot is disposed of, my stock of Millinery and Fancy Goods At prices that cannot fail to please all. My stock consists in part of Lidias’ Hats and Bonnets. Flowers, Bibbons, Lace Goods, Hair Goods, Collars, Coifs, Zephyr Worsted, And in fact everything usually kept in my line. Call and ex unin o my goods and boy them at yonr ora price. aug6d2w MR3 L. F. HENDRIX. New Boarding House. O N THE FIBST OF AUGUST I will open tbo Hoaso on Mulberry street, opposite tho La nier House, (Granite Hall) formerly kept by N- Binswanger. Board $35 per month, and the table supplied with the best the market »ffords. Booms can be had either with or without furniture. augG lm E. M. BROWN, Agent. WESLEYAN FEMALE INSTITUTE, STAUNTON, VA. T HE 24th annual session begins September 25, 1873. One of tba firat Schools for Young Ladies in tbe South. Twenty-three teachots and oflicers. Scenery arand; buildings elegant; health uoaurpaeaed; feeble constitutions here restored; pupils from all tbe States from Maryland to Texia. Board and College Tuition for scholastic year 22-4D. For catalogue o' 54 pages, address BEY. W. A. HABBI3, President. augCdlawlm Staunton, Ya. LOOK OUT! T H E SOratlACOK DRUGSTORE! n AS just received another lot of Drugs and Medicines from New York: OPIUM, MORPHINE, Mo, Quinine anA English Calomel —TOR— PRESCRIPTION DEPARTMENT. This department being the most important, I give it special attention. Also BSE AST PUMPS. PAPEB ENVELOPES, etc* julylSeodSm ri.fA.HiAL AfD CVMMBKC1AL Latest Market Reports by Telegraph FINANCIAL. Nrw Yr ax—Noon—Blocks steady. Gold 35*. Honey 8£ 4 Exchange, long 9: abort 9%. Gov ernments dull. Btote bonds steady. Evening—Gold 15* 1 ®!®*- Money 3<^4 Rter ling txxedicgly doll at 9* Government* lira, ttutes quiet Midu^ht—Governments. 81s 19*; 63a 17* 17*; 65s 18*; new 17*; 67s lb*; 68s 18*; new 5s 14*; 10-40» 15. Tennessee 6s 81*: «ew 81*; Virginia 6s 48*: new 50; oousoi fc3; deferred 11: Louisiana 6e 42; new 45; levee 6s 47; 8« 5*': Alabama Ha 5s 85; Georgia 6 s 70. 7s 90; North Carolmta 27; new 15*; special ux 12; bonth Carolina* 83; new IA Apnl and Ociober 2*2. Nrvr Orlxans—starung 2G*. New York eight * pram. urn. Gold 15* LohDos—Noon—New 5e 9 *. Consols 92*<® 92*. Paris—Noon—Bentes56fl0c. VHAKgy.jAT—Noon—bonds 97* for 62’s. COTTON. New Yorx—Noon—Cotton dull; uplands 20*; Orleans 20*; sales 1350. Futaree opener as follows: August 19*^19 3 76; September 18 5 3b; October 17*; November 17*; Dec mber 17 15 SL Evening—Cotton, np'snds 20*; market da J; ntt receipts 616; gross 1056. Sties of futures 18 300; market closed as follows: August 19 1-16; Sopua ber 18*; October 17 11-16® 17*; November 17*^17 9-lt>; December 17 7-16@ 17*w ■' i bALTiwoR*—Ootton, net receipts 20; gross 153; exports coastwise 401; tales 60; stock 2147; mid- dungs 20; market dull. Nxw OklxaNh—cotton, net reoeipts 336: grots 376; sales 400; last evening 200; stock 31,719. or- cioary 12#12*; good ordinary 14*@15; low mid dungs lb; middlings 18*@18*: demand moderate Wilmwotom—uotton, net receipts 36; exports ooa*t*ice —, sales —; stock 1061; middlings 18* market dnlL Augusta—Cotton, receipts 138; sales 175; mid dlings 17*; demand fair at lower rates. Satamhah — Cotton, net reoeipts 209: exports coastwiee —; s&lee 26; stock 1627; midd-ings 18*; drmand fair, offerings light. Charlxstoji—Cotton, net receipts 286; exports coastwise —; sales 100; stock 4253: middlings 18*-. low middlings 18; good ordinary 17; ozdinaiy 13* £15; market dull and lower. Mobile—Ootton, cet receipts —; exports ooset- wise 30\ sales 60: stock 10.542; middlings 18*; low middlings 17@17*; market dull and nominal. flowwni — UOitue. net receipts 127; gross 127; sales 300; stock 10.000; middlings 31; market quiet and steady. Norfolk—Cotton, net receipts 435; exports cosetwise 500; sales 70; stock 7433; low middlings 18*; market dull and nominal. Mecotiib—Cotton, net reoeipts 212; shipments 53; stock 8413; low middlings lb*; market quiet Galyestck — Cotton, net receipts 48; exports coastwise —; sales SCO; stock 9587; 'lexaa ordi nary 13; good ordinary demand good; of ferings light. Phxladllp.ua—Cotton, middlings 20*; market quiet. -Liverpool—Noon—Cotton, upends 8*; Orleans 9*: market quiet and steady, canton talcs 12,0011; speculation and export 2000. From Savannah and Charleston, Bep.ember de livery, 818 16. Later—From Savannah and Charleston. Ociober »nd November delivery, not below low middlings 8 15-16. Evening—Sales include TOCO bales American From Savannah and Charleston, Octoper and September Ohiomonts 8*; August delivery, not be low xnddlitgs, b*. PRODUCE. Ktw York—Noon—Flour quiet and weak. Wheat dnlL Corn quiet. Pork firm; new mess 18 00. Lard inlet and weak; old western ateam 8*. Turpentino all. Bo-in quiet at 3 05 for common strained. Freights firm. Evening—Flour, southern steady and unchanged common zo fair extra 6 25@6 75; good to choice 7 ts5@>7 90. Wheat closed hea\y and 1@2 lowjr; moderair export and home demand. Cora closed a trifle weaker. Bice firm; Carolina 8*@9*. Pork firmer; new mess 18 00. Lard weak. Turpentine dull. Boein quiet. Tallow in fair demand. Freights firm; cjtton, per steam 6-16@*. Baltimore—Flour dull and steady. Wheat active: primo red 1 53^21 63. choice amofr 1 65. Cora nominal; white tS'S HG; yellow 68@59. Oats dull; southern 48 @50. Provisions quiet. Pork 17 00@ 17 50. Bacon, shoulders 9*; dear rib aides 9*; sugarcured bams 14@16. Whisky firmer at 95. Lard 8*@8*. Louisville—Flour in fair demand and steady; family extra 6 75. Corn firm; sacked 53362. Pork held at 16 00@16 50. Bacon firmer and in good demand; shoulders 9*^9*; clear rib sides 1O*011; clear sides 11, packed; hams steady and in good demand; sugar-cured held at 14*r<?14*; plain 13 a 13*. Lard steady: choice leaf tierce 9&> )*; keg 10; steam 8* Whisky steady at 93. CniCixSATl—Flour quiet at C 25<cJ6 tu. Corn firm: fair to prime 43(<z45 Pork steady at 1G 25@16 50. Lard quiet and nominal; steam 8; kettle 8* Bacon firm; ehouMera 8*; ciear rio sides 10*; c.ear sides 10*. Whisky steady at 92. bT. Louis—Flour quiet and unchanged. Corn firmer; No. 2 mixed 35(<t35* sacked 42 in elevator. Whisky steady at 92. Pork firmer; order lots 1G 75® 17 U0. Bacon firm; shoulders 9; clear rib sides 10*010*; clear sides 10*@10*. Lard quiet; summer steam 7 45. New Orlea>’8— Flour dull; doub’o extra 5 25; treble extra 6 50@7 £0; family 8 57@8 5u Cera scarce; yellow 68: white 87388. Oats 87*042 — Bran dull at 85. Hay dull; prime 21 CO; choice 23 0J. Pork dall at 10 75. Dry salted meats scarce; shoul ders 9*. Bacon in good demand and scarce; shoal- tfers 9*; sides 11^*011*; hams. 16*0)6. Lard doll; reficed fcierce b*@9; keg 10*. bngar hi good demand; fully fair 9*; prime 10*. Molasses, no movement Whisky firm: Louisiana 95; Cincinnati, ' 00 offered. Coffee firm at 18@22*. WiLRiyoTOir—Hpirita turpentine dud at 37*— Boein firm; straiuod 2 47; No. 2 6 00; low No. 1 2 70; extra No. 1 2 90. Crude turpentine steady; hard 2 00; yellow dip and virgin 3 20. Tar qaiet at 3 55. LivebfooIi—Noon—Breadstuff* steady. Wheat, clnb 12s(®l2s2d. Lard37s9J. Com 28d3d@28a6d Evening—Common rosin 8s9d. Turpontine31e6d. London—Noon—The weather ia favorable for orops. Evening— 1 Turpentine 31b. " TASPER COUNTY SHERIFF SALES.-WM be O soli, before the Court house door, in the town of Montieello, Jit per county. Georzria. between the leral hours of sale, on the firat Tuesday in Septem ber next, the following property, to-wit: Three hundred acre? of land, mors cr less, fitnvtei the nln'h district < f originally Henry, now Jasper county, s*i i land- Ijisc cn :he waj^rj f the Yellow river, adj ininc the lands of Jcha Barnes and^Mr? Kitchans aod others, sail lands etcbrarinxlot No.SI. and Known as tbe Bread Warren place, sow in the rotation of A. J. Parker end L?vi Green Levied i as the property of John W. A. Smith, to satisfy a fa issued f om Jasper Superior Court In favor of xeaH. Roberts and again*; the aaii John W. A. ith, security. Also, at the same and place, 1C0 acres of land, more r leas, si ua’ed in sail conrty, adioininc lands whereon Mrs. Sarah Alien lived at the time of her death, lands of Joseph Henderson. George K. Darii and others, known as the Stallinc’s place. Levied on as the property of Wa’ker C. Allen, to satlsf/an at taehrcentfi fa in favor of George T. Bartlett, pla n- liff in ara*kmen\ rs Walker O. Allen, defendant in attachment. Proper;* pointed out br pl?ir'’ff- M. B. KEY. aufC:di Deputy PPLICATION FOR LEAVE TO SELL LAND. Four week* after date at plication will be made to the Ordinary cf W1 kioson county for leave to sell all the real esta f e be'enring to the c« tat* of Romulus F. Rciar, late of said county, de ceased. atroSOJ PPLICATION FOR LEAVE TO bELL LAND. _ On the first Monday in September next we ill apply to the Ccuri of Ordicary of Wilkinson 'OB’y for leave to sell a portion of the real estate of William Dicxson, late ofssM county, decease. H*SSrOcD A. HALL. JOHN A. DICKbON. ausf SV1 Administrators. EObGlA. MACON COUNTY.—Wherea*. Wil- _ liiun W MeLendon apuiiee tor letters of admin istration on the estate of A. li. S. Moore, hate of said unty, deceased. _ b > Is therefore to cite and sdmonish all persons concerned to be and appear at the Court of 0. dinary uf aaid oounty on the first Monday in September next, to ahow cance. if any they have, why said let- tn thould not be rianted, uiren under ray has i and oftelal signature this 5th day of Aicust, 1S7L JN0. IL GREER. auffi 30d Ordinary, MARINE NEWS. New York—Arrived. Huntsville, Son Jacinto, Adger, Enropa, Wyoming, Moro Castle. Arrived out, City of Bristol, Pennsylvania, Ville de Paris, Humboldt. Charleston—Arrived, Charleston, Belle Isle, Foam, F. G. Bussell. OBITUARY. Died, at Spalding, Macon county, Ga., on July 31, 1873, Mrs. Josephine M. Wesibrook, wife of Mr. E. W. Westbrook, of Sumter county, Ga., aged twenty-cine years and eight months. Id her death, a bright and happy little home has been wreathed in mourning, and a most devoted husband and affectionate little boy robbed of loviog wife and mother. She has left them to wan der alone through this valley of tears; and although her fair form is hidden in the silent chamber of death, she will often revisit them on the golden- tinted pinions of memory, and the tear of sorrow will be distilled from their hearts, that are now mourning disconsolate y over her premature grave. 8he was a kind and ministering spirit to her heart broken husband and child when dke&ee and sorrow clouded their brow; and when jay deigned to visit them, she, too, shared it with them. Bat alas! tho vase that contained the pure spirit has boon shat tered by the ruthless hand of death, and she now awaits her loved ones in the climes of never fading happinees and love. Sleep on, dear friend, uadis taibed ia thy celestial slumbers; for tbou art em balmed in the bosom and memory of friends who will chenah thee fondly, and only forget thee when life’s feverish dream is ended. Ferewell! fairest of earth’s flowers, a long farewell; and when the monuments of artistio grace and beauty, erected to the memory of othors, shall be forgotten in tbe busy walks of life, the remembrance of tby many amiable qualities as a wife, mother, sister, and friend, will rear itself as a ehining cenotaph in tbe halls of memory, and Borve as a beacon, to guide thy devoted husband and motherless boy safely o’er life's tempestuous eea. A. W HIGHLY IMPORTANT. FORTY PEH CEST. SATED -I {J CENTS PER DRINK! At “Onr Honan"' It) Saloon, can be ,'onml the finest Win.,, li quors and Hager Bear at prices tbat cannot fail to Pleats all. G. D. LAWRENCE, Jnh27eod2w Proprietor. FOR RENT. OTORS-HOC6E recently occupied by Johnson O A Smith, ia the Planters’ Warehouse. Po»- Eearion given immediately. Also, ore four-room DWELLING and six two- room HOUSES. Apply to &ug2e3dlm H. T. JOHNSON. S. 31. F. COLLEGE. T EE FALL TERM of this tasiitation cp^ne27ili intt. Tuitim $G) per amum IS aril $400. Erery department filled by < xperiTC»d ttsc ti fiend for catalogues. J. S. BR4D3HAW. anstfeodlm President. MILCH COWS FOR S • IE, I HAVE a numb°r of fine Milch Cows, in good order, which I desire to dispose of at /sir prices aux 3 law4w JERE HOLLI5L FOR SAXE. Y DESIRABLE UloWENOE, containing atz rooms, on Bond atreat; outboildlngi oomplete. Terms easy. Apply at jolyit tf LAWTON A WH.UKGHAM’8. lacos Fire lasorance & Trust Association. T HE Board of Directors have declared a divi dend of EIGHT PER CENT, on the amount of Stock paid in, payable on and after the 5th inat. J. MONBOE OGDEN. Bec’y and Tress. Macon, August 4,1873. aug5 3t FOR SALE. O NE cf the most desirable places in Vmeville, oontaxing 45 scree, with good wells of wa ter. comfortable improvement®. *ith woed enough to last a family for four or five years. Good or chard of various kinds frail. The plase will bo eo’d or traded j or city proDtrty m Macon. Apply to • A.J. ORB, sag5 eodtf At Oliver, Don .leas & Co’S. MARKET GARDEN FOR SALE. T H« Finest Market 'Garden in the vicinity of Macou, adjoining Judge Knott’e place, i* of fered for sale or rent It has au area of iwenty- oue seres, iu high cultivation. Ou it is a frame building contaixiirg five rooms, and reur it all nec essary outhousee and a fine well of water. For terms, etc., apply to EDWABD LONG. I can be fouo'd at the market every day until nine in the morning *nd on the premises th* re- roainder of the day. aug5 lm* ELECTION NOTICE. XTNDER and by virtue of a resolution passed by U the Oity Council of the City of Macon, au election will be held In the several wards of the city, on 8aTURL)AY, the 16th day of August. 1873, for an Alderman, to fill the vacancy of Barron Carter, of the First Ward. Polls will be opened from 8 o’clock jl *. to 5 o’clock r. x. at the fol lowing places ; First Ward—At Engine Hou^e of F.re Company No. 8. 8econd Ward—At Engine House of Fire Company No. 4. Third Ward—At Court-house. Fourth -Vard—At Ci y Hall. J. W BURKE, Mayor Pro Tcm. Attest: J. A. Mato, Clerk O. C.aug5td FOR RENT CHEAP. T HE two commodious STORES on CherTy street, at present occupied by Coleman & Newsom, are for rent from first day of October next. Apply, to J- VALENTINO, jnneStd 68 Cherry street. PEN 1UCT SCHOOL FOR BOYS — AT— WAVERXiY, TWO MILES NjBTH OF BALTIMORE, MD. Tho next bocsiou will begin on the 18;h of September. r the absence of the Principal, who ia traveling in Europe with some of his pupils, application for places should be made to Malcolm H. John ston, Esq., SI St. Paul street, Baltimore. B- M. JOHN8TON. Pen Lucy, near Waverly, Baltimore oounty. Md., Jnly 20, 1873.aug5 dlw&wlm AVENUE STOKE TO BENT. T HE STORE cn Ootton Avenue, non' occupied pied bv Mrs Hendrix. Also, theFLINT HOUcJK, containing twenty-five rooms, with garden and outbuildings. One of tbe beat stands for a boarding booae in tbe city. Apply to augatf O. B. ROBERTS. FOR THE TOILET. FLORIDA WATER. (Murray A Lanman a,) KAONOLIA WATKB. (Barnes’,) GOLDEN BELL COLOGNE, (orig nal.) LUBINn GENUINE EXTRACTS, MAGNOLIA BALM. BLOOM OF YOUTH. MILK OF VIOLET!*. BLANO DB PF.KLF.3, SOZODONT, DANFOBTH’d DENTIFRICE. Also, a lull line of IMPORTED and DOMESTIC SOAPS, POSDEK. POMADES, COSMETICS, etc, etc At tbe Drug Store of ROLAND B HALL, Comer Cherry street and Cotton Arenne. ang) tf WASTED. O NE FISE SHOE AND BOOT MAKER, and one good Peg Workznan. Addresa, W. fl- TILLEBY. Dublin, Juh29 dim Laurenw Conntv. Oa 100,000 Call at Julj30 dlw FOR SAXE. FEET OF ASSORTED LUMBEB. CROCKETTS WORKS. FOR RENT. O NE THREE ROOM DWELLING, plastered and with blind, to windows, excellent well of water, fronting James hejmonr’e residence; price, .15 perm-nth. Aleo one eix room dwelling near Tatn.ll iqn'e, adjoining tbe residence of E. Price; three acres of land attached, good well of water; price, $25 per month. Apply to J. BEY ..OUB BJDGEB8. jn!yl7 lm at rieymonr, Tinsley A Co. FOR SAXE OR BENT. A COTTAGE DWELLING HOUSE, containing five rooms, with all neoeseary outhouses Poeees«iou given immediately It can be boogbt low for cash, or on time. Applv at HARRIS A PETER’S jnlySl tf Drug Store WANTED AT ONCE, O NE OB TWO first-o'as3 pract'cal Gin Makers, (Breaeter) to wbrm the highest wages will be paid, bv tbe day or pieoe. jllyll tf P. O SAWYER. NATIONAL HOTEl,. (FORMERLY SPO' 1 ’ OOD), NEARLY OPPOSITE PASSENGER DEPOT. THIS HOUSE HAS BEEN THOROUGHLY RENOVATED FROM BASEMENT TO ATTIC. BOARD ‘03 OO PER DAY. P. WHELAN, Proprietor. A.G- ES3XT O —OF THE— ESTABLISHED a. Dm 1805. Specially Reinsured with the FACTORS’ & TRADERS' INSURANCE COMPANY —AND THE— Louisiana Mutual Insurance Compm-y. ALL OF NEW ORLEANS, LOUISIANA. COMBINED CASH ASSETS. - 8-3.773.Gr-3 03. INSURES AGAINST FIRE. Losses Adjusted With Liberality and Paid Promptly, JAMES H. LOW. (Formerly of Wood <fc Low, acd late Freiident La Equitable Life Inanr&nce Oo of N. 0 ) Manner Routhera Department Office No. 10 Whitehall street, James’ Bank Block. P. O. Box 106, ATLANTA, GA S. M. FARRAR & H. I. BACKUS, ' Resident Agents. Office, Planter a' Binktag Oompuy, MACON BOARD OF REFERENCE. (By Permission.) PLANTERS’ HOUSE, Opposite Huff’s New Building, Cherry Street, between Third and Fourth meow, geob aiA. T HIS well-lnown home being now enitably fitted op. the nndereigned ia prepared to ao- commodate ‘Boarders—Pei mauent, Tranetent and Day. Guests will receive beat attention, and the Table supplied with the fineet the market afforja. July30 tf J. H BltF.MER Eclectic Institute, F OR YOUNG LADIES, B Jtimore. Maryland. Number of Pupils limited to forty. For cir culate apply to tbe Principal. MBS. LETITIA TYLER SEMPLE, augl dim Of Virginia. TO RENT. . A N eligible COTTAGE HOUSE, containing five rooms, with kitchen. Possession given im mediately. Aleo. several other honors to rent. Possession given Ootobor let Apply to J. A. PUGH, angU 3t Pqph'a Gallery. FOB THE NJtXr THIRTY DAYS WE WILL SELL COOKING STOVES At bottom figures to make room for our FALX. STOCK. anp3 St TBUMAN * GREEN. JO RENT. T WO TENEMENT HOUSES or one eight-room House for rent. App’y to jniy2-tf OLIVER. DOUGL4S3 & CO. Wanted! Wanted! A SITUATION as Teacher of the EngliBh Lan guage, or Music, in an Academy or private family, by a lady of expjrience. Terms moderate. No objection to the country. References given if required. Address, ABO, Post-office Box 451, jnlySO 6t Macon, Ga, HOUSE AND XOT For Sale or Beat, ia Vinerille. Foasesaion given on thd firat of October. Juiy23 lOt W. A. HUFF. FOR RENT. T WO DWELLING HOUSES, eligibly located. Apply to R. F. LAWTON, julylr tf At Exchange Bank. MEDICAL CARD. F ROM this date DB. WE. B. BURGESS may be found, day and night, at bis office over ltankin, Massenburg & Oo.'s Ding Etore, oorner Mulberry and Third streets. Macon, April 28,1873. 0d4pr28ea WANTED. A N EXPERIENCED BOOKKEEPER, desiring to locate in Macon, wieheu to make au en gagement with a responsible liouae for the com:ng season. Address, for one week, BOX 432. juljSI tf: COAL OBJEIBK. ANTHRACITE COAL AND WOOD. W E will aell Goal daring ths month of August at reduced rates. 8end in yonr orders now and avoid last winter’s trouble, i eras cash, augl d3m BUTTS & HOBS. HFOBTED TURNIP SEEDS Dickson’s Defl. ance extra BntaBiga, Improved Goon Top Scotch Yellow, (very ee.oct,) white Bomeraman, (fine,) Red Tankard, Yellow Tankard, Garby White Stone, Orange Jelly, Broad Leaved Essex Bape, Turnip Rooted Rape The above have late ly arrived from Qaeen Viotoria’e eeedamen, who have for many years devoted unremitting care and attention to tbe improvement of the different varieties. The stock we now offer to tbe public it of tbe meet select and porfect character. Ja!v22 2v GEORGE BF.GG8. READY! W. A. JDHAN & CO. Beapectf ally anuoaz.ee their stock removed to S. T. COLEMAN’S Old Stand, And tbeir readiness to serve tbe old customers of S. T. Coleman and J. B. Boss A B. X. Cole man, and all tbe new ones who will r • give them a call In older to make room for an immense IPAJEaL stock, We will close ont the remainder of our SUMMER GOODS At a sacrifice, and shall offer GREAT BARGAINS CLOSED OUT We desire to carry over as few goods as possible, consequently we are prepared to deal as liberally on this line as our FRIENDS CAN ASK. Call on angStf W. A. JUHAN & CO. PURE CHEMICALS, With a fail line of EQUIBBS’ Preparations for my FBESCSIPTIOK IEPAKTMT. ang3tf JOHN INGALLS, Fourth and Poplar streets. O. A Nutting. President Oity Bank. J. E. Jcn» s. Preside? t Central Bank. I O Plant, President First National Bank. W. J. Lawton. President Planters’ Banking Co. S. G. Bonn. President Exchange Bank W. S. Holt President Southwestern Railroad Oo. R. M. Btzemore. of Adams & Bazemore. John O. Card, of Garhart A Card B. L. Willingham of Lawton A WUfaglttt S. Waxelbaum. cf Waxelb«um A Bro. J W Burke,.of J. W. Burke A Oo. J B Roes, of Ross A Coleman. R W. Cubbedje. of Cubbedge. Hazleharat A Co. | Joseph D«naenburg, of JSossbanm A Danneabcw B. H. Plant, of L O. Plant A Son- _ Asher Ayres I Thomas C. Dempsey. GEORGIA MILLS! WILEY’S XXXX. AMBER, PEARL DUST, CORAX. “ THESE ARE OUR JEWELS.” We have j uat completed mafly improvements and additions to our Mills, and are turning out dally 350 BARRELS OF FLOUR 1 We would call the especial attention of merchants to our popular brands, as wo can oXtt SUPERIOR INDUCEMENTS TO THE TRADE. LAW CARD. M E88R3. WOODWARD A TOOLE, of Dooly county, Ga., haviDg formed a legal copart- ership, respectfully offer their services to the >ublic, and will practice in the counties of Wileox, Jodge, Irwin, Worth, Macon, Suruter and Hous ton. Special attention given also to cases in the Supreme and Federal Courta. Addrees, Vienna, Ga. julyl5 d3m* GRIER HOUSE FORSYTH, GA. J G. GBtEB, tha propiator, bu reduced tba . rates of board to il per day for tha baneflt of traveler* and parties going to tta Indian Spring. After tbe firat of September the nsnal ra>ee will be regained-angSeodtf 1)8. J. EMMETT BL1FESBEAB, PRACTICING PHYSICIAN Office, No. 2 Cotton avenue (up stairs,) nayt (Jqqt to Mr. PajDfc'a Drug Store. Residence. Walnut street, (above Spring.) McBur- ney's tenement building, Maoon, Ga. dec! lawtf EDWARD SPRIMZ. XTOTABY PUBLIC and EX-OFFICIO JOBTICS il OF THE PEACE. I can be found for the preeent at all bourn of the dav at my office, adjoin* ng tbe law office of A- Proud fit, over tbe store of Jaqaee A Johmoai Third a tree t, Macon, Ga., to at tend to all Magisterial Imeineee. aog REVISED CODE OF — - j; \ I Q- E O EGIA, IN PRESS, AND WILL BE ISSUED About tlie First Wesi in September. rpHIS will only be aold by subscription, and will . . not be for sale in the bookstores until all enbscriptioDS are filled. Messrs. J. W. Burke A Oo . Macon or Atlanta, are the only persons au thorized by us to dispose of tbe book, and all or ders sent to them at either of tbe above places will receive attention. Tbe names will be entered in tbe order of subscription, and filled accoi dingly. Tbe price of single volume, well bound, is $10. Two volumes, interleaved, 812. All orders conteiog money will be at the tender’s risk, unless sent by postoffi.e money order, or ex press, or draft on any city In Georgia, or cn New York This book is cce of the most important ever published in Georgia, and w.ll be valutblo not only to lawyers, but to merchants, builders, ex pressmen, msuranoe officers and citizens gene - A<1 drees . J. W. BURKS A CO , Maoon or Atlanta, And secure an early copy. THE COMPILERS. Constitution. Cbronic’e and Sentinel, Savannah News and Columbus Enqairer copy 2t and forward bill to J. W. Burks A Co. aug2 3t LINES & WING A BE still at their old Btand, 68 and 63 Cherry street, ready to do JOB PRINTING! At short notioa and moderate prices, feeling war ranted in saying that we can compete with any house South. July22eodIm Always on hand a choice selection of FIVE B EAUTIFUL ROOMS to rent. Bailable for offi ces or bed rooms. Enquire of EINES & WING, Job Printers, 68 and 60 Cherry street. July22eodIm Printing Material For Sale! T HE undersigned have a complete newspaper outfit, wh>ch they effer low for cash, or short time. Address LINES as WING. julj22eodlm Job Printers, Maoon, Ga. OFFICE, 3 iLaoan. r Jl, 1873. J NOTICE. SUPERINTENDENT’S OFFICE, Macoi asd Acoubta Rulxoai*, Augusta, Ga., July O N and after to-morrow, 1st proximo, tickets to New York and return via Charleston and steamers, can be obtained for 643, by applying to Ticket Agent of this road, at the Passenger Depot. ti. K. JOHN80N, augl lw Superintendent E. B. POTTER, M. D. HordLoeopathist. O FFICE Weed’s Block, Second street, third door below Johnston’s jewelry establishment. Residence Lanier House. julyl5 tf Mineral Waters. KI3SINGEN, (artificial). YIOHY, (artificial). CONGRESS, (artificial). EXCELSIOR SARATOGA, (natural). SODA WATER, (in its excellence). All of the above Water, are on draught at the 'Mammoth Fountain." CONGRESS, (diamond O). HATHORN, (Saratoga). BOuKBRIDGE ALUM, (Virginia). IRISH GINGER ALE KISSINGEN AND VICHY 8ALTS. CRAB OROHABD (E>.) HALTS. All genuine and in bottles, at the Drug Store of BANKIN, MASSENBURG & CO. July30 tf W. P. Goodax, Cashier. CITY BANK, Macon, Georgia. CAPITAL 200,000 DOLLARS. STOCK. FOOD. ALSO BRAN Iff QUANTITIES TO SUIT PURCASERS. BURR & FLANDERS, GEORGIA MILLS. THE D. PRATT GIN! C OMMISSIONERS* SALE.—Agreeable to an order from the Honorable Superior Court of Joses county, will be sold for distribution, before the Court house door, in dictoo, between tbe legal hours of sale, on the first Taeedaj in September next: One house and lot. in the town ol Clinton, moderately well improved, sod contains about three acree^ known su the Wilt j B. Pope late residence. Terms each. P. L. CLOWKB. W. A. JUHAN. R.J. TURNER, Jol/30 ikwlm Coamiuftanen' WM. B. JOHN8TON, JOHN J. GRESHAM, Jnly92 tm WM. 8. HOLT, JNO- B. BOSS. Civil and Mechanical BNGHBrBimiBrG A X tbe BenaaeUar Polytechnic Institute. Troy, New York. Instruction very practical. Ad vantages nnanrpaeaed in this country. Graduates obtain (xeelltni positions. Reopens September 17th. For the Register, containing Im proved Course of Study, and fall particulars, address FBOF. CHARLES DBOWNE, augl dim Director. BUSINESS ESTABLISHED IN 1833. W E offer to planters these well-known Ginn, which are Bold whereover cotton ia planted. OVER SEVENTEEN THOUSAND Have been aold since 1856. We aak parties wishing to buy to oome and examine them, evpecWlv tb» IMPROVED GIN, having a llnter attached. It will pay them for so doing. They are warranted give satisfaction, and time given to teat them before payment ia required. JolylOdltawtf JOHNSON <fe DUNLAP. No. 72 THIRD STBEiT- GEORGE W. HEAD, EXCLUSIVE — — WHOLESALE TOBACCO DEALER Axno oxoar maztovaovvnan. Noi 4 Blake’s Block; Poplar Street, Maoon;
