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Tel'; ;>h & Messenger. TUESDAY MOUSING. AUGUST It, 1S7S. BY TELEGRAPH MS DAY*.* DISPATCHES. The t'epf arc •fTalcnrlii. Vcw, Angnst 10—A Ifer.ld spec! Itoin \ .ler.ci*. of tbe Mb, says: ProTione to -Ml. n.ler lfi.000 troop, oonoeninttod before the «**» ■»*» tbe conioiand of Murtlnrz. Cjmpo s.l.. Jo, VtUrdo end VMIaoern*, end with 18 cennon in position Tbo jnnts proposed to .nrrrndsr ih* city on condition that tbo commander of tbo troop. guarantee fnil p.rdon to el! insurgents, end iipro—<yl apprehension tb»t Ibe me argent* wonld l.nrn Ibe city if three Irrtne were not eonreded. This proposition vu jtneue on the ':h, end the Mae day there oe- oarred * stampede from the oily of the fright- oncd people, equally alarmed et the proepecte facinga bombardment or Ibe cxocnaed of the in- i'orgenU. After two day.’ parley and delibera tion ibe oommander of the troop, rejected the termr.whereapon the Janie and tbe moetTioIent of tbe In.crgi n‘a look to flight at midnight to Grayo tbe port of Valencia, and thence em- barked on a steamer for Carth.gena, hooted by the people. Oat of 15 batuhone of toIoq- leera three only remained in tbe engendered cdly- 1 bree hnndred killed and voondcd cover the loeeee on both elder, bnt tbe ir jary to the oily end commerce 1. wry greet One hnndred hon.ee were damaged by the bomharmc-nt Death or a Well-known Jonrnaltet. WaanxauhJW, Angn.t 10.—A. G. Allen, aged SJL" ***"; dlfJ her » to-day, idler a few dey. ilinera. He waa a native of New liamp- atmo. After aerving a. navy agent in Well ington throughout the Pierosadministration, be adopted jonrneliaiu ea a profession end we* •lrel known ea a roireapondenl, aod afterward, eaooaaaively we* att*ehed to the editorial tuff* of the late National Intelligencer, tbe Patriot and other Washington paper.. Ho waa held in ui#c estimation by everybody. Tl«® U(e Intiinn tigin i n Xebroakn. .,® MAnA » August 9.-—Farther particulars from the late Indian fight, show that ihetiionz, when they gained postcaalon of the Pawnm* camp, attacked and killed a number of equaws end children, daubing the papoose*' brains oat agaio&t tbe gronnd. The Pawnees lost the meat of aboat COO buffaIoo9, which they had killed. The Kiouz numbered 750 warriors, under the command of Hnow FJote, tbe Riooeasor of Whistler. Their Iota was 30 warriors killed The troops from Fort McPherson have foicod them back on their reserrations. Russian gaakfra In Knnna. Tcjtxa, Kaxsas, August 10.—A delegation of Kn&sian Quakers who have been banting a location for a largo colony of their people have determined upon a locality in Uarvey county, In this State, and will retorn to Kaasia at onoe. Tho oolc-cy they represent is a largo, inteUv gont one. The oonnty reports to the Stato Agricultural Department, for Jane and July, show the yield of wheat and oats to bo largoly in czcess of last year. (■Heroine Cap Wrecked. Acoubta, August 10.—The sleeping car of the Wilmington, Columbia end Angnsta railroad was thrown eff the trestle near Hamburg this morning. Two passengers woro badly braised and tbe oar wrecked. There will be no deten tion to trayel after this afternoon. **JL f gh t n I ngl zed/* Baltimore, Aagast 10.—Daring a lightning storm the sloop Lucy had her topmast and lowermaat shattered, Several of the streets were l! >oded. Tbo stable of George street was light- nloglzad and scycrsl valnable horse* killed. by Hi® I’ortlMnd fire. IVan.and, M*., August 10.—The loss by tbe late Are Ja about $G00,000. Two lives wore lost. There is a comparatively light insurance. No Southern companies involved. The losses include one hundred hogsheads of sagnr. Death* In Hi. l*oul« Laat Week. St. Louis, August 10.—Tho mortality Hat for the week snows eighteen cholera deaths, thirty- seven infantnm, thirty cholera morbui. Cu/lbleatojt, Angast 10—Arrived, Booth Carolina. King Oscar, 0. G. Load, Joseph Had J. Bailed, Gildcrsleeve and Hassell. Rnllnlo Maces. Bumuo, August 10.—Fifteoa thoasand per sons attended. Kate Bennett won tho first race—time 2:3! J, 2;31j, 234$. Goldsmith's Maid won the second—tune 2:20$, 2:20$, 2:21 J. American Girl, second. Ctemlutina won tho third-timo 2:32$, 2.31}, 2.20. JTrom Spain. Madiud, August 10.—Tbo Gaoetta publishes Iho text of tbo Porto llfoo bill. All effleers re fusing to take their poets in tbe army are to be tried by court-martial. Tho reorganization of the army in Oatalocm is actively going on. The insurgents have sent commissions into the prov inces to looito insurrection among tho roldiers. A dispatch from Barcelona reports heavy can nonading In tbo direction of Bcrga. Scrlonsly III. rj.ni*, Angus! 10.—Jules Janlo, a distin guished literateur, ii seriously ill. 'ilio Independence Beige pronounces nnfonnd ISKSJSti fiSftit&l'&rtlUtMfc do Chambord. Tli® Harvest fn France. Report* of the harvest in Franco show that tho yield generally in only middling, both as regards quality and quantity. In the south the quality of tho wheat is good, bnt the crop is kcaroe and prices havo advanced. Millers are now ntieg foreign wheat, and expect soon to ezporienoo di Ability in running the mills in oonseqaono* of the low condition of tbo streams caused by tho continued drouth. Consuls Itfknwd. Ojbtuaozna, August 10.—Tho foreign Con suls who had taken refuge ou board tbe frigate Contreras have boon released. Kucllsta Cabinet dinners. London, Angnst 10.—Tho Observer says the current report that Ayrtoruo, late commis sioner of pnblio works, is to succeed Monsell as Foil mas ter General is untrue. From the BrookTyn Kag’e.) I onmer Widowers. About thin time look out for anramer widow er*. For the pest two weeks tbe Dumber has *>®en steadily tncreaeiog. and it will coot in at to 1 jotoase for tbe next two to o mi While the pertser* of their lives art enjoying tho oool breer * at Newport, Bbelter Island, Kahant and Long Branoh, or the re invigorating pleasures of Hamoga, they, poor fellows, are blistering thoir feet on the sidewalks and sweltering in their placee of business in town. And yet, to be frack aboat it, they seem to submit to their fate without much retuctanc. Meel them at a res taurant aboat 8 o'clock in the morniog, and one save to the other : . "•Why, you her'?’* ‘‘Yee, isthe reply. To a widower Just now. ‘Ho am L” Then they order tenderloins and boile<i eggs, and soon clear their plates with the keenest ol appetiUn. To go a atep further, one may say with a close approximation to tbe truth, that lh<*y are inclined to enjoy, to revel in this tem porary .separation from their families. Some, indeed, act pretty much like boys when school is out. Not many evenings since, several real denis of the Heights met on burin® 8 * tbe Academy of mosio, two of them, with their hair cropped as dose as it oould be, after the fash ion which is said to be prevalent at Crow Hit! and HingBing. In tentorial phrase, their heads had been “shingled." “it s so nioe mod cool," said one “I don't know what my wife would say if she saw it Bat it will grow oat agsin before she gets back.* “My wife’s sway, too,*’said tbe other, rub bing his finger* with delight through the short, bristly covering of his acalp. “I can’t bear long hair, os'J have to wear it, so I’ve just hod it dipped off short." Tbe more this satjeot Is «xtrained, tbe wider and deeper it beoomes. There in a oerUin mem berof street, — Church, who, almost every night, boa a party of jovial friends at hii houae, and Here they sit till after 12, enjoying cigars, lager beer and poker. Not that he cares anything sbeut cards himself, in fact he can't tell a knave from a king, but his wife—good, pious wcm&n—wonld faint at tbo sight of one. Ilcnoe, no doubt, tbe fascination tbe game pos sesses for him, as she is five hundred miles away. Onoe more. There is a summer widower whose wife is stopping with some relatives on tbe shores of Lake Erie. Tbe odor of tobacco always afflicts her with nausea. With that fact he is tolerably well acquainted by this time, and yet there he sits, like a grim Turk, smoking a pipe in his parlors, in the cool of every evening. Won't the smell of that tobacco stick to the curtains and everything else in the room? caller in remarked. *X don't tnink it will," was the heartless re sponse. “Bat if it does, I'll neutralize it some how. Barn tar. If that won't do it, ni try nsafcctida.” _ i Hag® Her pent seen fa the Bfonnfntns of Clati—It is as Ttilck ns n Ann's Body, and over Thirty Feet fn LesjUi. From tho Deseret News.] Oa the IGth instant Mr. Walker, his brother, Sylveater, and their oouain, John Coon, were felling timber for Mr. Htandish's mill, in the right fork of Coon's Canon, about three quar ters of a mile from tbe point of the monntain west from this city, on the high peak south of Black Bock. Between 10 and 11 in tbe morn ing a deer ran by where they were working, and our informant snatched up a Sharp's rifle and started in pursuit. When ho had continued the chose for about a mile due north, he wss startled by s loud, shrill whistle and his*, which be at first thought might be a signal from an Indian. He came to a halt aod looked about him, and heard tbe noise of rock's rattling southeast from where he stood. He turned, when, to bis hor ror, be saw approaching at a very rapid rate a serpent, which he judged was between thirty and forty feet long, and about ten inches through tbe body. The reptile’s 'head waa raised fully six feet from the ground, and his jaws were open fifteen or eighteeu inches wide, with large fangs grow ing from both upper and lower jaws. Walker was almost petrified with fear, but tbe hope ef saving his own life made him start to rnn. The serpent, however, was too qaick for him, and jamped at and knocked him down, striking him on tho left shoulder just below the shoulder blade, going over him and down the mountain to the southwest for a short distance, then he turned and pursued Walker, who had risen, and with a speed inspired by the deadliest fear, was making his way to tbe top of the ridge. Un fortunately for our informant, he stumbled, and immediately felt the weight of bis monstrous pursuer gliding over his body. He gave him self up for last then, bat it seems hard to tell which was tbe most frightened, the man or the soake, for tbe latter did not seem dis posed to run the risk of a contest, but glid ing across the bedy of the prostrate man, he alul off at a tremendous rate towards tbe ridge of tbe mountain nud across it to tho east side. Walker rose and watched hts movements, and says that after crossing to tho cast side, the Bnake turned and re-crossed to the west side and went down tbo mountain a few yards, and then twined himself around a large mahogany tree, where ho remained, wnvirg his head to and fro, ffipoing his tail on tbo rockB, and whistling in <1 hissing defiance. That was the lAst ho saw of him, for he made his way back to his companions ns quickly as ho could. They wanted to return and hunt for the serpent, but intend to go on an expedition to hunt tbe snake in • very abort time. Tbe color of tbe reptile was yellow, with a black mark like a half-moon on each side of his eyes; he had a beard of fuzz round his mouth, and wbat appeared to cur in formant to be a crown-shapcd mass on tho top of hts head. The latter was About six inches high, and varied in oolor, being green, blue, white, yellow and red. The head of tbe crea ture was about as large as that of a full-grown bull dog and in shape between that of a bull dog and a monkey. His body was covered with hard acales, six or eight inchfs long. Mr. Walker nay a ho has been used to monntain life for years, and never was afraid of anything; but nothing could persuade him to go alone again into the right hand of Coon's Canyon. k. arrcnuM. A. L. HABTHXDGB KETCH UM & HAETKIDGE, Bankers and Commission Merchants Kxohaafe Bnildlaf, Savannah, da, BavxaxNcaa: Moses Taylor, President City Bonk N. Y.; P. O. Calhoun, President Fourth National been prodocing lest for export and , N. Y. x John J. Oisoo A Son, Bankers, N. Y.s a. There has been comparatively SRSHSh Norris, Cashier First National Bank. Baltimore; M. M>Mf. chael. Cashier First National Bonk, Philadelphia. Condition of Trade fn England. The London DAily News than alludes to the nQAatiofsoiory condition of trade in Eogland: Attention baa acew been drawn to tbe state of trade thron^bont the country by the publica tion of the Board of Trade returns for June. We have more than onoe pointed out of late that this question of tbe state of trade was be coming of paramount importanoo. The inflated prices of the last two years wero bnt too certain to produce a reaction, and after undecided re turns for some mouths, wo have at length had a return which Ioavcs the faot in no doubt. A falling off for one or two months only might have t>c6n disregarded, as the result of tbe mo- xueutary npa and downs of trade, but when the falling off is prolonged for several months, and is disturbed over a great variety of articles, and is apparently more marked in eAoh successive month, tbe reality of the change is fully estab lished. For a considerable period wo have been importing less than wo did a year ago of almost every important raw material of manufacture; aod we have * exporting lc*a. There has been comparatively lime complaint as yet cf falling wages, short time, and actual want of employment for tbe masses; but the ahovo facts mean, beyond question, that there has actually been less ploymeat thin formerly, that the tendency Is towards farther diminution, and that accoidmg to all former experience of tho oscillations of trade, things must now become worse than they are before they improve. Bec*nt complaints of diminiohed employment, though few, have been quite euffl?u«ut to indicate the beginning of mischief. Here aud thc-re factories ana vrork-shops have been closed, while there is more “working for stock" than there was, and the vigor of strikes hf.s ceased. The revolts should not be exaggerated. All theso facts are quite consistent with tbe bn!k of the industry of the country being fairly sound and remu nerative, aud with large profits being made in some branches. A certain margin of profit is, however, lost compared with whs! was made a year or two siuce, and th's margin makes all the difference between a period of depression and the reverse. Because trade is net so good os it was, we mn*t not talk os if tho conotry was being rained ontright Bom Tweed In Happy KetlremeRl* Greecwich (Conn.) Correspondence S. Y. Times ] A brick walk brought me in front of the Tweed mansion, and 1 was informed at the gite that Mr. Tweed was no: in at the time, but hts family were in the house, and he was at home nearly every d*y. A .sign was displayed on a tree forbidding strangers to enter tbe grounds. The gronndsare magnificently laid out, and the residence is of a princely character. The art of the landscape gardener has been called into requsition, and there are smooth lawzs, beds of fljwers, clomps of fol.age. and a miniature wind-mill acd statues all arranged in excellent taute and order. The house is of a handsome style of architecture with Mansard roof and towers aud stands back seme distance from the road. Here the Boss erjoys himself nnder the acquired vine and fig tree, and the protection of ma oonn-el, is undisturbed by wri:s and with his foroed oontributi-ias from Ibe City Treas ury, is supplied with every luxury. He is growing much stouter, and is said lo be in ex cellent health. From the tower of tbe Club house, near by, a view for a long distance in every direction is obtained, and a watchman stationed tbero with a spy-glass could readily give the alarm of the approach of suspicions obaraoters. There is do doubt that the Club house has been many tim*s a place of tempora- W A. HUFF, WHOLESALE DEALER IN BACON, FLOUR, J3_A.GrGrI]N"Gr, TIES, SUGAR, COFFEE LARD, MEAL, BULK MEATS, SALT, SYRUP, Etc, COENER CHEERY AND THIRD STREETS, UNDER RALSTON'S HALL. ELDER HOUSE, Indian. Spring, Ga. T HI* well known house la now open to those who visit the Spring for health or pleasure. It is situated nearer the Spring than any other public bouse, and is spacious and oomfortable. Tbs table is supplied with the beet the market affords. Every attention it given to Invalida who reeort to tbe watere of the bpring for health. Bales of Board. Per fliy.. .".7. .T..T. .‘.V... t 2 00 Per *^reek.... a ...,...................... — 10 CO Pel month..:'........... 35 00 Liberal deduction made fer large families. W. A. ELDER * K>N, Proprietor*. CYPRESS SHINGLES! con*ignm‘ , nt of CYFBESS ’ Irawn. ? a SUPERIOR ARTICLE! For Ml* by B. H. WKIGLEi & CO. juneStf MACON, inlv^O Sm GEORGIA. ECLIPSES ALL OTHERS Gnat “Eclnse” Screw Colton Press Educate Your Daughters. NASHVILLE, TENNESSEE. W. E. WARD'S SEMINARY FOR YOUNG LA DIES closed on the 11th June with 38 graduates and near 300 pupils. No school in the South, aud only three in the North, b »ve had m good enocees. No case of protracted fickness daring the poet year. Its pupils being in the city, enjoy the beet advantages of their respective churches. Grade of tbo laat Senior Class ttrf. Fall Station opens September i. For catalogue addreaa W. E. WARD, Jaly23J2«vAw3t Nashville, Tenn. [PATENTED FEBRUARY 21,1871.] MANUFACTURED SOLELY BY R. FINDLAY’S SONS FINDLAY IRON WORKS, MACON, OA. FARES, MORE DURABLE, LIGHTER DRAFT AND CHEAPER! THAN OLD WOOD SCREW. EVEN. PACKS THE BALE IN TWELVE ROUNDS Two to three Hands or One Light Male Packs a Bale in 2 Minutes Bile* of Cotton pukod by this Praea range from BOO to 800 pounds. Civil and Mechanical 23^3* GIUBHRIN G- A T the Rentac’aer Polytechnic Inatitute, Troy, New York. Instruction very practical. Ad vantages nnsarpaMod in this cauntry. Graduates obtain rxjellmt positions. Reopens September 17th. For tho Annual Register, containing im proved Courto of Study, and fall particulars, * Hr..** I l'/U’ ittitDl Do nn.tirxm addreia augl dim PROP. CHARLES DBOWNE, Director. CHAS. COUKSELMAN & C0-, General Commission Merchants, Room 1A, Oriental Building, CHICAGO. Refer to W. A. Buff, Macon. may2 Cm K0BT. A. NISBET, .A.ttorney at .Law Ooraor MULBERBY 8T. »nd COTTON ATE. (Oxer r»yne"e Drag Store,) JnneHJSm MACON. GA. HT. S. JONES, PROVISION BROKER No. 3 F.ko'a Open Heme Building, OINOIN1MA.TX, OHIO Order* for Pork. Bacon, Hun* xnJ XaM promptly attended to. Before to Seymour, fmelay ± Co, mayll Sm ry oonoMlmeat for the “Bote' and hie fellov- oonepirature when rrarranu here been leaned for their arreet. A half . dozen ytcht. ti ,.t in fraot, and on the steamboat wharf a uunoo U planted, whether for defenae, or for firing ■Uatw, la • matter of epecaUtiou. .dpbowxx. Mwbt eeyt he ehMI rote for the “TerretiTa candidate for Governor of Vir- K ’ jrhoerrr he may be, claiming that be baa “.•tanged hi* political principle., notwith- Rreetejfcl* support V Grant in opposition to ATTENTION SPORTSMEN ! New Tori Slate Snartsaen’i Association, XXTRACTS FiOX “EEPOST OF CilKITKI CS 8TAXI> aud ros mot.*’ A LL manufacturers wi 1 have sventc&l’y to conform, when »portmen require that their shot shall compare with the standard of excellence which your oommittee has fixed. Upon the moot cnticol examination, your com mit tee have determined to adopt as the' "Asun ci* sta:«da*i>” the »c tie preeented to us by Me«ara. Tbo a. Otis Le Boy A Co . New York. R. NEWELL. Chairman, N. M. SMITH. F. G. 8JUNKEB. Sportsmen and dealers desirous of having the above rcaix, or any information relative thereto, can promptly obtain the sams by applying to THOS. OTIS LK BOY A CO , New York Jane23deod3m BATCHELOR’S HATH D YE rpHI8 apteedd Hair Dy* is the best in the woain A The only Tiro and Perfect Dye. Harmlesa, Reliable and Instantaneous; no disappointment; no ridiculous tint* or unpleasant odor. Remedies tbs ill offset* of bad djm and washes. Produces “■Bwitiu a anperb Black or Natural Brown, and leans the hair Glean, uoft aod Beautiful The ffnoinaalgaadvr. A. Batchelor. Sold by all Drug- •** „ . CHAS. BATCHELOR, MTai J Proprietor, New Tort. WE GUARANTEE TO MAKE GOOD, PREE OP 009T, fand pay expense of transportation) ANY PORTION OP THE IRON WOBK THAT MAY PROVE DEFECTIVE WITHIN POUR YEARS AFTER FUKGHA8E. AND WARRANT AGAINST BREAKAGE WITHOUT LIMIT A3 TO TIME. Tho “ECLIPSE” can be famished all complete, or aimpTy the Irons, aa parties may daalro. Preaaea arranged for steam or water power when requirad. We hare TESTIMONIALS from many of the Largest aod Beat Planters in Georgia (and all the other cotton btatea) n«ing this Free*, whose nameg are as “familiar as household words ” Planters visiting M-con a-, e earn sally advised not to purchase a Cotton Press nntil thev EXAMINE CLOSELY AND THOROUGHLY tbe “EOLIPSE," and JUDGE FOB THEMSELVES. Send for Descriptive Pamphlet* containing toatimonial* and prices. a R. FINDLAY’S SONS. FINDLAY IRON WORKS, MACON, GA. GRAIG PATENT HOUSE POWER FOB DRIVING COTTON GINS. JSttmi STRENGTHENED AND IMPHOYED, NOf PERFECT. MANUFACTURED BOLELY BY It. IflllUri SO®, FINDLAY IRON WORKS, MACON, OJ. The superiority of this machine over all others intended for same purpose (inclnding both the old and J amnion" Gin Gear) we GUARiKTKE. OR ASK NO MONEY. Thie power is shipped in one piece is it v, ®re: requires no mecboric to put it np ; eiu on ground : ta attached in no way to any portion of boas** ; md is independent of flx>r 4 sagging" etc.; can be used in ANY KIND OP HOU8K*(one or two JJjfJ) ; or both the Power *nd Gin can be run on ground WITHOUT ANY HOUSE; drive* a gin from 5 to 530 revolutions per minute. TTJIXY WARRANTED IN EVERY RESPECT. 'Bad for Descriptive Circular, Testimonials and Prieo list. 1 *■ B. Fat tis* preferring the “old fashion” Gin Gear or “new fashion'* ditto, with centre support, con ‘ acccxnmc dated at very reasonable fignree. R. FINDLAY’S SONS, Findlay Iron Wort*, Macon, Ga. MANUFACTURERS OF TRIM £H GIHRS, BOILERS, SAW AND GRIST MILLS, WATER WHEELS And all Unde of machinery and matings, etc , etc. * jatyV7«odIy B. FINDLAY'S SONS, FINDLAY IRON V/OBKB, MA00N, GA. shirts: sfimrs! THOMAS U. CONNER Hu Jn^t received a new lot of beaunfal Fall Bosoms and Plaited Bosoms, from 18 to 19 inches ia the neck. The” Full Bosoms are the coolest Shirts worn. • v .*• DRAWERS! DRAWERS! THOMAS TJV CON NEE Has a splendid fitting Summer Drawer, from 26 to fO inebea vraiet, and all lengths of inseam. UEtK-WEAR! NECK-WE4R! THOMAS TJ. CONNER Received yes'erday a now stock of Bummer Neck wear, in all colors. Lavender and white for evening wear. Linen Collars of julylStf>11 etylea and sizes ROGERS As BONN, WHOLESALE GROCERS! OFFER FOR SALE 20,000 pounds Bacon Sides and Shoulders. 1,000 barrels Choice Family Flour. 31)0 barrels Refined Sugars, ALL ARTICLES IN GROCERY LINE AT LOWEST MARKET BATES. junelStf ■ -s STILL TRIUMPHANT. O. W. MASSEY EXCELSIOR 50 TIERCES BEABGBASS HAMS, 10 tierces LEAF LARD, 20 tierces CAROLINA BICE, 2 car loads NEW FLOUR, 2 car loads FEED OATS, ..; .1 ■ 2 car loads CHOICE HAY, 150 boxea TOTASH, L, id ~r , i, I a , 1 ■ . t - : 200 boxes CANDLES, • 123 boxes STARCH, 250 boxea WASHING and TOILET E0AP. At SEYMOUR, TIXSLEY & CO’S. Jnfrlfig ~ ‘ M Convention of Ex-Cadets GEORGIA MILITARY INSTITUTE, Tho ex-Cadots and ex-Pro feasors of the GEORGIA MILITARY INSTITUTE Are invited to meet in Convention, at Atlanta, the first day of September next. Tho Central, Macon and Brunswick, Macon and Western, Atlantio and Western, West Point and Atlanta, and Georgia Railroads will pass members of the Convention for oco faio to and from the Convention. Let every ex-Cadet who lovoa tho memories that cluster arennd his Alma Mater, and who cherishes . ! t- Ranine her reanrrnrJnt frnm Ilia ashes in wbioh Sherman buried her, come to this Com venlion. JOHN MILLEDGE, President of ths ex-Cadet Association. JuIygO-tilsepl DUGAN & STILE ra, flats, ffleaL mi Hay, EXCLUSIVELY, No. 20 Second street, between Main and Biver, LOUISVILLE, EY. «- AMPLE STORAGE. Will flU orders for Com from points in Illinois, ; larties making purchase accepting throngh Bill of .hiding - ' ‘ j from shipping points. apr25 6m B.O. Ftaxmais W. W. Flahkaoin A. P. Abill B. S. Moeoin. FLA.NNAGAN, ABELL & C0-, COTTON FACTORS AND * General Commission Merchants, 185 BAY STREET. SAVANNAH. GA. M ANAGING .agents for the English Stonewall Fertiliser, eto. Bagging and Ties furnished, auu liberal oaab advances made on consignments far sale in Savannah, or on shipments to our cor respondents in Northern, Easter or European markets. augl Cm A. M. Sloan. Arthnr N. Sollee. G. W. Wylly, Jr. .. AC. SLOANT db CO. COTXOM FACTORS iXD General Commission Merchants Claghorn & Cunningham's Bangs, B4Y STREET, SAVANNAH. GEORGIA. B AGGING and Tie* advanced on crops. Liberal cub advances made on consignments for sale in davanaah, or on shipments to reliable cor re*- >ondent* in Liverpool, New York, Philadelphia, ioaton. or Baltimore. augl 6m W. Duncan. J. H. Johnston. M. Maclean DUHCAM, JOHNSTONT & CO„ COTTON FACTORS iso General Commission Merchants, 02 BAY STREET, SAVANNAH. OA. augl 6m , . ■ rlr~* imJr.U a rr.t L. J. GUILMARTIN. JOHN FLANNERY. L. J. GUILMARTIN & CO., OOTTOTJ FACTOHB i.t» General Commission Merchants, BAY STREET, SAVANNAH, GA. A GENTfi for Bradley’s Super Phosphate of Lime, Jewell's Mills Yarns and Domestics, etc. Bagging, Rope and Iron Ties always on hand. Usual facilities extended to customers, augl dwAswfira MORRIS 4c REID, Provision and Tobacco Brokers, Boom No- A College Building, corner Fourth and Walnut streets, CIHCINNATI, OHIO. Refer to W. A. Huff. miyll 8m W. A. RANSOM Sc. CO., OAonfeetareu sod Jobbers of BOOTS AND SHOES, 138 AND 110 GRAND ST., NEW YOBS. Represented by R. W. Hagan, of Georgia. rvtaOdlv Cotton Gin! PATENTED JULY, 1871. W OULD take this method of informing the public that hundreds are now in nse from Virginia to Texas. Wherever it has been introduced it has proven a success, and becoming In general use. For tbe information of those who have not seen the Gin in uee, would state that it runs fight: Rjo* /Mt, cleans seed perfectly, and makes a beautiful sample of cotton. The roll box ia bo constructed that it ia impossible to break the roll or choke the Gio by any fax meaue, and a child ten years old can feed it as well as any one. All of which I guarantee, and warrant evety Gin to give entire satisfaction One improvement in my cotton or toll box is, that it iB longer at tho top than whero the cotton is p Patties t parchaefng 1 Ootton Gins wonld do well to look to this before purchasing other makes, aB I am deteimined to protect my tatist from any and all iufringementa ajn „ rr , T 1YW nrs Parties wishing to purchase Colton Gins would do well to oxamtne THE EXCELSIOR COTION UllN before purchasing. Samples can be seen at CARHART Sc CURD’S, Agents, July29 deodlm •' M400N, GE01tGL\. SCHOFIELD'S IBON WORKS, Adjoining Passenger Depot, Macon, Ga, 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. Faught’s IPatent Gin Gearing! F*_ FR„ FR, CHOLERA. DYSENTERY, CHOLERA MORBUS, DIARRECEA, and all BOWEL COMPLAINTS, Cured and Prevented by Radway’s Ready Relief! I F CHOLERA prevails aa an epidemic, the p re _ ventive measures are the moatwi&e to adopt. The h VEE, ±S:iwele and Stomai-h sh >uM be kept rtgular- li&dway’s Pills, in email do*ep. will bicuia tine requisite. Railway's Beady lteli»-f diluted in wofisr. V,on© teorpoonful to & tumbler t f water) taken as a drink, three or four time* daring tho day. Will disinfect the malaria inhalfd in ibe gy?. tern, and neutralize all acid or ui Leaiiby e’ements caused by Iho combination of tho malaria of th e atmotphoro "with the g&eea of stomach (Tkb.ch are often in these ejidemica acid). impMrtu.^ warmth energy and health. ihrouRbout the »>v-t«m and p- eventing the separation of the watery from other properties in tho blood. If seized with CHOLERA, tho Fe*.u lWi*f should be given as strong and often «w This will secure re8t and hold tbe prop t • « ( >f th^ blood together, XQUauziso its circula «ot. pirvfinu ing congestion, and prevent t ie aim meting or lessening cf thepulso, and stoppujg Vonr; taand purging. Tho body should be rubbed w th Heady Belief from head to foot, and along tb*» epino. This will impart new eno»gy and vite-ity tj tha nervons system, stop cramps, spasma. aud induce free perspiration. As soon os the a’omacb ia quieted, six to eight of Radway’s Pill* (no dancer of dianhoBi need ce foated) should be ^lvun. The Liver, Stomach and Bowels will at ouco r e rottoied to their natural dune*, and the nentrauz <1 ele ments of dieOABO bo expelled from the ujetem. Thie treatment has reacned thoueands from death. Looseucsfc, Diarrl ccx, Cholera Morbus. Cramps, Spanns, etc , and all paiufri dir charge a from the bowels are stepped in fifteen or twenty minutes ty taking Bad Way’a Beady Belief No convection or inflammation, no weakness or lassitude, wi.l follow tbe uee of the B. B. Belief. RAHWAY’S READY RELIEF WILL AFFORD INSTANT EASE- inflammation of tbe kidney-, INFLAMMATION OitTHEBLADDEB, INFLAMMAIION OF THE BOVibLt-, CONUeSl’iON OP THE LUNQ3. SOKETHUOAT, DIFWOULT BKEATH1NU, PAUFFATtoN OF 1HE HtAHT HYSTEBICS, CJttOUi*, UIPTHUUA, OATABBH; INFLUENZA HEADACHE, TOOTHAOHE, NEURAi.GIA, BHKCMATI33L OOLD OHILLS, AGUE UIULL-t. The application of the Iloadv Belief to the put or parte where the pain or difficulty exists wifi al- ford ease and comfort Twenty drops in half a tnmbler of water will in a few moments cure Oramj 8. tipoems, hour Stom ach. Heartburn, Sick Headache, Oolio, Wind in the Bowels, and all Internal Pains. Travel era should always carry a bottle of Bad- way’s Beady Belief with tht m A few drops ia water will prevent sickness or pains fnm change of water. It is better than French Brandy or Bit ters as a stimulant. FEVER. AND AGUE Fever and Ague ou-od for fifty cents. There ia not a remedial agent in the world that will cure Fever and Ague, and a I other Malarioui, Bilious, Scarlet, Typhoid, Yellow, xnd other Fevers (aided by Badway'a Fills) so quick aa lladway - s Heady belief. Beady Belief 60 cents per bottle, and Pills 25 cents a box. Bold by Drngcista. HEALTH BEAUTY! LANTEB8 are requested to call around and a oa it. It ie not neceeaary that yon buy moro than ono power to run your gin a lifetime. Many boy horse powers and nave to buy a gin gear next yoar This Gin Gear has an IBON CENTBAL SOFFOBT to provont settling of gin li use, AN IBON KING POST AND IBON BAND WHEEL SHAFT. Made only by J. S. SCHOFIELD Sc SON. NOTICE —Having made arrangements with Messrs. SCHOFIELD & SON for tho sola manufacture Of my PATENT GIN GEAB, with OENTB AL IKON SUPPOK C, ail others aro warned not to make, Ea* or skuci the same, as I shall prosecute to the ixtent of the law all persona uaing or infringing on my Patent. " Philadelphia, May 21,1873. L. B. FACGBT. julyldSm O. J. GAMBLE. A. BECK. A. W. GIBSON. GAMBLE, BECK & CO. WHOLESALE LOWEST MARKET PRICES GUARANTEED Ol THIRD LOST ENERGY De fulness, 8yphiSi» For a speedy core of these or other ailmente of a private nature, call or send stamp for private cir cular of advioe to both sexes- Address box "O," Western Medical Institute, 1S7 Sycamore street, Ohio. Tbe remedies are to certain that HO PAY will be required of reeponeihia person* for treatment until cured- A. vhit to Be — will eentinoe you that this Institute Is the only sun one in the United .States to curej Syphilis and re : store Manhood, leclIeodAwly i ERNEST PESCHIE’S Macon Standard Mean Time. H AYING perfected my erraagamenti to correct the eUghteat mot Besruiator, by the erection of an observatory and one of the most approved TBANBIT IH8TBU- ■mSr^urtfas parpoa* of obeerrias tbe meridian passage of tha »un and atara, I will be able to keep SeexeetlCMonBeaiirin* to wiOin a fraction of aaeeood. pnMM Ibe ImilrlH ■« ntWMMWMM! M wail as I .UrthZ> STBONG AND PUBF. BI0H BLOOD —IN- CBEiSE OF FLESH AND WEIGHT— CLEAB SKIN AND BEAUHFUL COMPLEXION SKCUB- ED TO ALU DR. RADWAY’S SARSAPARILLIAN RESOLVENT Haa made the most astonishing cnr.B. So qnick, ao rapid are tbe changes tho body undergoes, under tbe influence of this truly wondorrul medicine, that EYEBY DaY AN INCKEASK It! FLESH AND WEIGHT 13 SEEN AND FELT. THE GREAT BLOOD PURIFIER! Every drop of tbe SABSaPABILUaN RESOL VENT communiciteH through tbe blood, sweat, urine, and other fluids and Juices of the system, the vigor ' f Jifo. for it K-paira tht waacn i f the body t o 1, • sound maten&L bcromla, Syphilis, u-,- -i, Giaudalor Diee*8oa, Ulcers in the Throat and Mouth, Tumore. Kcdua in tha Glands and other parts of tho system, boio Ejea, rtrumoroua Bitscharges from the Bars, and tha worst form of Bkiu Diseases, Eruptions, Fever Boros, Scald Head, King Worm, bait hhtum. Ery sipelas, Acne, Black Spots, Worms in tho Flash, Tumors, Cancels in the Womb, and all Wtokeninf? and Painful Discharges, Night Sweats, Loan of bpeim. and all wautes of tha life pricciple, are within tbo curative rango of this wonder of Mod ern Chemietry, and a ftw days’ use will prove to any person using it for either of theso forms of disease ita potent power to euro them. If ihe patient, daily becoming redaced by the wa*tA and rifscomotMution that is continually pro gress ing, succeeds m arresting these wastes, and repaira tho same with now material mado from hualthy blood—and this tho tiAUdAPAKlLLlA.S wili and does secure—a euro is certain; for wten once tbii remedy commences itn work or puniica- tion, and succoads in diminishing tho lots of w&atea, its repairs will be rapid, ana every day the patient will feel himself growing better and utrong- er. the food digesting bolter, appetite improving, and flash and weight increasing. Kot only does tho tJAKSAPAlULLIAN BKdOLYKNT excel all known remedial agents in tho euro of Chronic, Scrofulous, Constitutional and Skin Licences, but it is the only positivo cure for fiidney and Bladder Complaints! Urinary and Womb Diseases, Gravel, Diabetes, Dropsy, fatoppago of Water, Incontimnc* of Urine, Bright’s Disease, Albuminuria, and in all cases where there are brick dost deposit?, or the weter is thick, cloudy, mixed with aubetauces like tho white of an egg, or thread* like white silk, or there ia h morbid,oark, bilioui appearance ana white bone daat deposit, and when tnore ia a pricking sensation, burning sensation, when passing water, and pain in tho small of tho b&ck and alon/ at lews. Tumor of 12 Years’ Growth Cured by Rad way’s Resolvent! Beverly, Miss., Jaly 16,1867. Dr. Balway I have had Uvari»n Tomer m tha ovaries and bowels. All the Doctors *»id “there waa no help for it" I tried everything that was recommended, but nothing helped me. I saw your Resolvent, and thought I would try it; but had uo faiih in it, because 1 had suffered for twelve years. I took six bottles of the Resolvent, ana one box of Radway’s Bills, and two bottka of yonr Beady Belief; and there ia not a eign of tumor to be seen or felt, and I feel better, smarter, and hap pier than I have for twelve years. The wor«t tnmor was in the loft side of the bowels, over the groin. I write this to you for tho benofit of others. You can publish It if you chooeo. riAHNAHP. KNAPP* WORMS ! The only safe and sure remedy for TATE, PIN and WORMS of all kinds. price $i oo Per bottle. An Important letter. From a prominent gentleman and resident of Cin cinnati, O., for the past forty years well known to the book publishers throughout tho United Mates: New Iobk, October 11, lb70. Dr. Badway : Dear Hr—I am induced by a senee of duty to tne suffering to make a brief stoUBMp* of the working of your medicine on myself. For several years I had been affected with some trouble in the bladder and urinary organs, which some iwelve months ago culminated in a meat terribly ifflicting disease, which the physicians all talrf was a spasmodic stricture in the uretha, as aleo itflam- m&tion of the kidneys and bladler, and gave it as their opinion that my age—73 years—woo’d pre vent my *V6T getting radically cured. 1 had tried a number of physicians, and had taken & large qaanity of medicine, both aiopathic and hemeoe- patbic, but hod got no relief. I had read of aston ishing cures having been made by your remedies? and some four months ago read a notice in the Fliilodelphia tiaturday Evening Post of a curs hav ing been effected ou a person who had loeg been suffering as I had been. I went right eff and got some of each—yonr Sarsapariflian Ke/olvent, Beady Belief, and Regulating Pills—and com menced taking them. In three days l was greatly relieved, and now feel as well as ever. O. W. JAMES, Cincinnati, 0. DR. RAJ)WAY’S Perfect Purgative and Keg* nlating Pills. Perfectly t&ateleBS, elegantly coated with eweet gum. purge, legulate, purify, cleanse, ana strengthen. Radway’s Pills, for the cure of all dis orders of tbe 8tomach, Liver, Bowels, Kidneys. Bladder, Nervous Diseases, Headache. Constipa tion, Costiveness, Indigestion, Dyspepsia, BfloCJJ ness. Fever, Inflammation of the Bowels, Fll©3 and all Derangements of the Internal Viscera. War ranted to effect a positive cure. Purely vegetable, containing no mercury, minerals or deieterens drugs. •^Observe tbe following symptoms resulting from Disorder* of the Digeetive Organs: Constipation, Inward Piles, Fullness of tn« Blood in the Head, Acidity cf theStomarh. Nan*«». Heariburn, Disgust of Food. Fullness or weignt"* the Stomach, Sour Eructations, Sicking or Flntte- ing at the Heart, Choking or suffering Sensations when in a Lying Posture, Dimness of Visjoj. or Webs before tho Sight, Fever and DaJl Pa-o m the Heed, Deficiency of Perepi r *hon, YelloCTeM oi the Skin »nd Eyee, Prin in the Side; Chest, L.m»- end sudden Flushes of He.t Burniog m the Fieri; A few doses of Bsdwey a Pills will free the sys tem from»U the above nsmed disorders. Priced oenta per box. Sold by Druggist*. READ -A-®TX3 TRUE" Bend one letter etamp to BADWAY A 00., Ho. 32 Warren, oorner Church street. New York, information worth thoueenda will b* •“>* F® 0 * BtajiSeodiwly