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■C l TY AFFAIRS. SUNDAY MORNING. ACGC81 24 1873. VrTlMt To-dey. flat SraziT MrrBuDirr Chubch.—Preach ing at 10} a v by Iter. 0. W. Baas, and at 6} f. x by Kev. C. W. Smith. Sanday.school at 5 r. m. Prajer meeting Wednesday at 8} p. jj. M u ri.r.v STaxrr Methodist Cbchch —Ser- yloe at 10} a. at. Sermon by Key. £. H. My- srx, D. D. Sand.y-vehool at 5 p. at. Prayer meeting Wednesday at 3} p. w. East Uaooit M. E CscacH.—Preaching at 10} A. M by Iter. O. W. Smith. PaxaiiTTZBiAX Cnracn.—Set vices at 10} a. a and 8}. r. it., by the pastor, liev. A. W. Cliaby. St. Paul's Cnrrcir.—Weekly commnnion. 10 A. V.; morning prayer and sermon, 11 a. u.; Haoda;/.school, 5p. it; evening prsyer, C P. m. First Snr.dsy, monthly commnnion. Fridays, C p. at. evening prsyer; Saints days, 7 a. x and C p. u. TnzOousrx Ccust.—This tribunal did not develop an Item yesterday. 1 »rr Marcs'* Cociit.—Hia Honor had only one ciuo before him yesterday, and that was a simple drank. Record a* nscal, flvs dollars or ten days Picxro.—The congregation of the Second street colored Biptist chorch regaled tbem- aelvea with a picnic at Central City P*»k yes terday afternoon. Uzathov Cons Hilui.—Ws arc pained to annonnoe the death of Cora, eldest child of Mr. Jsre Hollis, which occurred Friday evening of a ooogoativs chili. She was a bright child of about ten jetrs of age, tho very idol of her father and holered by all who knew her. She was bnrled yesterday. Fpatch Lost.—hlaatsr Willie Turpin has been selected as tho champion to represent Macon in a great oratorical tournament, to take place at Atlanta, between the Cold Water Templars of the State. Willie was ro nnfortnnate yesterday aa to lota his speech between Maasenbnrg's and Boardman's camera, and be hopes the Under will return it to him. It's subject is “The Cold Water Templars' Order—A Neoeealfy of the Timet” * Tits WzATtrna.— Yesterday was clear and bright, and hot enosgb to answer all the ordi nary pnrpoaea of opening cotton. There was some breeze, however, and to a peraan who could afford to elaborate himself in a good shady placo, with a bucket of ice water dot- at band, the day was not an nnploasaat one. Ii there should bo nbont sixty ench in Ibe next two month* there would be few grumblers among those who can stand on the edge of their plantations and see the fl-ocy iucks of cot. hanging ont for name one to oome and pick them. A Fiost.—One of tbe spunkiest lights of the season occurred on Third street yesterday eve ning, between a white boy and a negro boy. They went at it like smstenr pngilist*, eneb fortified behind a brickbat. A colored man standing near, deemed it hia duty to sopnrato them and attempted to do so, whereupon both boys set npon him and compelled him to retire. Having than golton rid of the third party, tho boys again went to business and fought with vim that would have dono credit to the P. It.— Neither got whipped; bat both abandoned the light, ont of broatb and very bloody. The last scene of tho drama was the negro boy, accom panied by the peeler, in a wild hunt for tho while lad. The Mayor will probably soldo the difficulty to-morrow morning. rzasoNsM.—Rev. J. W. Burke, after an ab. aenoo of a couple cf weeks, has returned to (bo alty. Mr. Cbaa. J. Gamble, of Gsmble, Beck Co., who has boon spending a month in Texas, returned to tho city yesterday. He is suffering from a Inng disease, and nought a change of atmosphere with tho hope of obtaining relief. Eon. Thomns M. Norwood, United States Senator from Georgia, is in tho city, stopping at the Brown House. Gen. John B. Gormsu, of Talbotton, a Stand- ard man of his oonnty, and general European traveller, la ohasselng aronnd the city. Got, John .Tones, State Treasnror, is also at the Brown House. Meeting of the ficorgln Press Exccntive Oominltiee at tbs Drown Xlonse. The Executive Committee of the Georgia Press Association met last evening at the Brown Honso, and, after transacting Important bnai- ness ooni’ccted with the Association, adjonrned after passing Ihe following vote of thanks: At a meeting of tho Exccntive Committee of the Georgia Press Association this evening, as sembled at tbo Brown House, a vote of thanks was passed, returning their grateful acknowl edgments for cooriesics extended by the ob liging proprietors, Messis E E. Brown .t Son, for use of room nod stationery. J. B Gonitis, O. W. Hakoock, W, D. Stows. H. F. Asnazwa, Exccntive Committee. CUDNi'Y NriluolA, / lUnmlundon nl Doin' ArndpiDj# Thero was r.n Interesting meeting of tbo parents and frii-tile of the pnptls of Doles’ Aoademy, In Htunl DiUriot, on Friday. Trof Z .tiler, Superintendent of Pablic Schools, was present and examined a number of tho classes. He oomplimented the scholars npon thoir thor oughness and readiness in answering question-’. H* also explained to the poople tbo operation of the Tabbo School System, and showed its ad vantages over the former “Poor School” ar rangement, and nrged the people to complete tbelr new aehool-bonso aa early as possible, ■bowing wherein it was a go:d investment This school now has an attendanoe of seventy- live popils, and is one of the best pablic schools in the county. We also [earn from the Superintendent that the people on and near the Houston road, about a mile eonth of the city line, arc about to com manoe a large bmViog tat pnblio school pnrpo set. A lot of land has already been donated for the purpose, and something over $300 has been subscribe i. Dolcan our ally authorities burry up matters, oar ooantry friends will be ahead cf ns in aobool facilities, an 1 ih-t .s a record we should dislike to make. Notwithst d og, we arc happy to chronicle any a-. —oas that our coun try friendi are making, still we ars anxious that the city should keep paeo with them. bet ter dry goods merchants io the Sooth. They know what amount of trade they command, and they know that their holiness this season will amonot to more than a million of dollars. They know the demands of the Southern trade, and hare bought a stock to meet its re quirements. They boy exclnsirely for oosb, hence they buy at the very lowest prices, and can sell as low aa the lowest New York jobbers. Retail merchants can, at least, save freights and time by purchasing of them. Their slock is oomplete in every particular. Every depart ment is commensurate with the dignity of the entire establishment, and it is their purpose to keep i: so. Parties visiting Macon have not seen lha city until they shall have seen the interior of this vast eiiablishment. It gives a clear idea of what a metropolitan business is. Their long rows of counters, freighted with every species of goods belonging to the dry goods trade, con tain everything a retrail merchant, no matter how pretending, can want lo pnrehase. We invite the trade of the South to come to Maoon and examine this stock, feeling assured that, aa many as do so, will go no farther, but make their purchases here stolen Goods Recovered. Mention was made yesterday of the theft of a trank and a lot of clothing from the room of Messrs. £1. D. Qjgnenin and E. D. Doncan. The robbery was perpetrated between nine and ten o'clock Friday night. Aa the train which left here at 11 o'clock was on its way to Columbus, a trank was observed on board beariog the name of Mr. Hoguenin. There was a negro on board who, when ap proached for hia ticket, said be had no money, but be had a trunk on board which they might take. He point-id ont the trnak beariog Mr. □uguenin'a came. This created suspicion, an. a watch was placed over the negro until the matter could be looked into. But the man who had bees ast to watch happened to turn hia head for a moment, when the negro, regard less of the fact that the train was tanning twenty miles an boar, cleared the oar at a bound and escaped. When tho train arrived at Geneva, a dispatch was sent to Mr. Hoguenin that his truck and elothing had been oapturel. When the train arrived here yesterday evening it brought them in. The trank had been broken open. It con tained nothing bat some old love letters and otbar college papers, and tho diamond ring The thief, in examining his booty, failed to dis cover tbo ring, and it was fonnd safe in tbe trank when returned. The clothing was also on tbs train done up in a huge handle. All tbe stolen clothing was reoovored, except half a dozen shirts. As the train retained yesterday evening. in quiry was mids at tbe different stations, in order to ascertain tbo negro's whereabouts. A person answering his description had appeared at No. ]}. who seemed to have been bart some how or other. The negro is still at large. The boys are bappy because, having recov ered their clothing, they can go to chorch as ntnal to-day. Tbe ring wan an old family relite and was oateemed beyond all money value by Mr. Hoguenin. Dr. Coxe objected to hearing the cam alone, I Risixg.t—Hsiery (lay wins hundreds and wanted two other jostioes to ait with him. I 0 f new converts to the opinion that Wi- CocR.bl.tmey arid be lmd applied oalj to j jr] our is the best’in the Dr. Collins and Judge Grannita to sit in the case. Judge Weems market. ;id there are quite a number I Ticxrrs to New York, Philadelphia and BaRf- of other magistrates in the county, and be had I mors by the moat desirable routes, at Brown A no doobt tome of them would consent to serve. | Oo.'s. jalySOsanthar tf The prisoner hid no right to object to any of . ^ | jLhk Time to Change.—When you After some consultation between tne counsel, I have given ^Yiley’fl XXXX Flour a lair it was finally determined to postpone the In- trial, and it does not give satisfaction, it veatigation until a week from to-morrow, In the J ; 3 j{j e proper time to change your cook. meantime magistrates will be obtained to bear I ‘ ■» - it. Tbe long delay is owing to the fact that Trcms via Atlantic Ooajt line, for sale by Colonels Lofton and Hall will be absent from Brown A Co. Ftrat claae fan $27. tbe eity tbe ensuing week in attendance upon | julj20*nnthur tf. tbe Baldwin Court. Tbe crowd about the Court-house yraterday I Wi]ev » a yyXX Flour carried off premi- morning was quite u large as it vras the day 1 before, and they crowded around the doer of Judge Weems effioe, eager to ascertain what I Ptbceaa* your railroad tiekets from Brown was going on within. Thsre was a great desire ± ^ fm tba {aa)a m at tha dapob inf onn g. to see the prironer, and even After it had been ti(m M to , jma Md connections freely given, annosnoed that the trial had been postponed, I - ■ — ■ a great many remained in the hall waiting to j Excursion Tici.ua to New Tore.—Tickets see the prisoner brought ont. I via Atlantic Coeat Line for sale by Brown Jb Pike hai been accompanied by his wife on I Co. For round trip $43. This is the shortest, both occasions of hia being bronght to the I quickest and moat reliable route. Meal, and Oonrt-bonse. Hia manner is very calm, and ha I berths famished between Portsmouth and New ••Georjslft Pcraonitlii.*** Harris, of (ho Savannah News, daring tho past few days, has been amusing his readers with a senes of personal paragraphs, of which Georgia editors nrolhe snbjects. Tbe only ob jection to tbeeo paragraphs is that they are fanny that n man cannot read them and have any buttons left on his pants. We give the fol lowing as a fair example of these paragraphs— not thAt t/v feel any indivldnal interest in It: A. It. Watson, of the Macon Telegraph, a literary athlete of the first water, end he can change from prose to poetry with as ittle effort seems to be very little troubled by the embar* rasing circomstAcces in which be is placed. Idectly he looks npon his sitnation as not with out hope. TAX OX MATT XJQTTOH. Important Declalow of the Supreme Court. Action to be taken by Merebi The last Legislature passed an aot imposing an extraordinary tax npon wholesale dealers in malt liquors. The section of the act Is in these words: York. Information given on all routes. angnai3-anE«fctfanr tf Homes. Mothers, Mothers.— Don’t fail to procure Mbs. Winslow's Soothixo Strop for all diseases incident to the period of teething in chil dren. It relieves the child from pain, cures wind colic, regulates the bowels, and by giving relief and health to the child, gives rest to the mother. Be sore to oall for “Mas. Winslow's So omnia Syrup.** For sale by all druggists. jane 25* eod6m The following telegram was received at the Wheeler & Wilson Savannah effioe, Tuesday, And every indivldnal, company, or oorpora- I Angast 19th, at 4 p. m. tion eeliiDg, or oansing to be sold, any malt I World’s Exhibition, Vienna, ) liqaois in this State, by wholesale, shall pay Augu-it 19;h, 1873. > the Horn Of $230 aa a lioenw tax, for each WhaaIar & W i!eon Manufacturing Company, county in which he, or they, may have an office • , a J; or agenoy for such Bala. C2o Broadway, New York, are awarded the The object of this aot is, perhaps, obvious to Grand Medal of Progress—Brand Medal of everyone. Bat the act OTerre.chcs ita aim, aa I Merit, and the only Setting Machine Com il virtually suppresses Ihe ssle, by wholesale, of J Mn J' recommended by the International Jury imported malt liquors in all the markete of this * or *k® Grand Diploma of Donor. 5= ROSS & COLEMAN, JOBBERS OP DRY GOODS Boots and Shoes! Hats and Notions!! MMH HI (NK S. WAXELBAUM & BRO. 21, 22, 24, 26 Cotton Avenue—43,43.47 Second Street. B EING compelled to use larger Store Bojms, wa have m%da arrangement* to o.xjapv ibe m c \ Q n* rooms an)vm m 48, 45 and 47 Second Street- 21,22 24 and 26 Cotton Avenue, MACON, , Q-A. THE ATTENTION OF To display the MAMMOTH STOCK of State. While mast of our leading importers and wholesale grocers sell imported ale and porter by the oask, there are few of them who do business enough in this line to justify ihe payment of so large a lioenaa tax? and if the law stands uurepealed its effect will be to suppress the sale of tbesa liquors in the State by whole sale altogether, and drive retail dealers to seek their supplies from markets in other States. J. O. Woods. lo TF. B. elects, Savannah, Gs. ang22-lw. Two huxdbzd boxes tin plates just arrived— bought for cash. Indnaements offered to oaBh purchasers. Olivib, Douglass 3c Go. aug23-Gt S. T. Walk eh has just received the following artioles and offers them cheap, viz: Northern There are merchants in Msoon who have been I clbb , g9 (for piling), pine apples, onions, imporUng milt liquors direeUy from European sweet potatoes, couatry chiokens, new cheese, markets, and while this is but a small item of DeT maekere]i new beaf> 8nd oId Gold their tksde, it is essential to them that they DaBt wbiaky . Cali and see. aug22 2: should keep it np, and they would not like to 1 see retailers driven off to Charleston or else-1 A Diana*e Wits A Tnocsasn Stkitoss.—Dji where, to purchase sn article whioh they are cx- I pep.ia is tho most perplexing of all huintn ail- duded from selling by prohibitive taxation. ments Its symptoms are almost infinite in their The legality of the law has been affirmed by variety, and the forlorn and despondent victim* tho Supreme Court of the State, in a case from th ® dlae ** e often f “°y «*m.elves the prey, Augusta, as follows. In tho early part of Juno tnra * of , e ™7 kn0 "“ *“• in Pf 1 to the close sympathy which, exists between the „ , , ,, _ . _ . _. L _, stomach and the brain, and in part, also, to the liquors in Augusts, sppl.ed to Jodge Gibson, of flc , diaturbsuce of the digestive function tbe Superior Court of Richmond oonnty, for 1 n0OTBSlri)j , borders ibe livor. tie botrel. and the an injunction to restrain Jno. A. Bohier, tax col-1 - orvons aystssr, and affeota, to some extent, tho lector of that oonnty, from collecting the tax quality of the blood. A me jicine that, like Hos- in question. It had already been decided by tetter’s Bitters, not only tones the stomioh bat at the Comptroller General that ait who sell milt I the stmo time controls the liver, produces a regular liquors by the oask are wholesale dealers In the habit of booy, braces the nerves, purifies the meaning of the sot. Tho parties above men- flaid * «“* “mmietore to a mind diseased," is there- tioned, considered the law both illegal and ua- ?° rB *«• “ d on * Mi B 68 ' , . * , . . . . ° . tion. Bach is the operations of this famous vege- just, and appealed for an injunction, and Iheir ubla rMtorariTe . ii Dot onIy ^ dyepepeU, bat grounds of complaint were set forth as follows: ale0 all conoomiunts. and oonaequences. More 1st. Complainants deny being wholesale deal* I over, it is invaluable as a preventive of indiges< Is pruper sense of the term. tion. No one who chooses to take half a wine- a circus man can jerk himself through a flip- “f* *i t i. V i°n V«rt of this agreeable appetizer and alomacbio f * P ont B ? t th h0 w Pe v n, rcL n n’ts*! npoiTproperty, “andToVd*^ nnifo^'.nd hMJUmBy three time, a day will ever he troubled ln ont of tho-way places, end conser.uently has cabrem. I w tth oppression after eating, nausea, aour eructa- 3d. Even if it is a special tax, it is not a tax I tions, or any other indications of a want of vigor levied under oiroumstances authorized by the in the digestive and assimilating organ. The de- Constitution, viz: for eduostionsl purposes. I bility and languor auparlnduced by hot weather are 4th. That even if It is a special tax and lev-1 j m0J0 diafely and permasently relieved by the Bit- led for eduoational purposes, it is still unoon- 1 stitmional, in that it is not ad valorem, tor the Constitution, while it does not require apeoml taxes to be uniform, does require them to ba ad valorem. 3:h. That the Tax Collector is seeking to en force such act for a time tfbsn it is not obliga tory npon the inhabitants of this State. Ctb. Eeroped Convci Recaptured. Our readers will remember that Some two months ago five oonvicts msde their escape from the chain gang. Ooo of those was a noted ne gro thief, who made it his principal bnsineaa to defame the illnatrions name of George Wash ington. He stole a lot of iron from the armory building, for which was ho prosecuted by Gen. Ivanon. His trial oame off at the last April term of the Superior Court, and he was convict ad and sentenced to twelve months’ aervioe ic the ehstn-gang. But ha made his escape, aa before listed, and for two months has been cheating the oonnty out of some labor whioh was honestly due it. Yesterday Mr. Wm, Foster, one of the Coun ty Coart bail St, saw Washington in a store on Cotton avenue. His appearance was consider ably changed ; bnt Fester thought he recog nized in him an old friend. He went np to him, laid his band on his shoulder, and asked : “Ain't your name George Washington ?” “No, atr,” was the reply ; “my name's Georgo Wil liam*.” “Well,’’-sard Foster, “I'll take you for George Washington, any how,” and forthwith marched him iff to jail. When they arrived at the jail and Washing ton was turned into his old cell, he found there one of hia old jail companions, who recognized him at once, and exolaimed, “Hello, George. What In the h—1 did yon let 'em catch yon for.” That remark knocked all tbe assurance out of George, and he at once became es meek as a little ebeep. It is now quite probable that shout a dozen months will be added to hia term of aervioe as a warning to other oonvicts who aaay seek to escape from tbe chain-gang. failed to make any other than a local reputation in that lint-. Only the other iLy we 8»w one of his little lyrics—“Kilty King”—printed in the Melbourne (Australia) Gazette, and it has been going the rounds of tbe English press In an anonymous shape for years. Notwithstand ing this, we trill play aeven-np. Hn will wnlk two miles in the rain to indulge in this weak ness, and then take advantage of hie adversary on the first deal. Another of Wation's peon IiarlUea t* that he bates hears with a holy hatred. John Benner’s bear has worried bim a good deal. Whonovor he meets this sninal he gets marl and hot and ho has to go np in a tree to oool off, and if tbo bear loafs atonnd in that neighborhood any length of time, tbo interests at the TzLEOBApn suffer. Bnt these “Georgia Personals,” excellent ns they are, wonld never be complete withont one involving the peculiarities of Harris, and it de volves npon ns to supply a hiatus which the present generation wonld regret and all posteri ty would never cooso to mourn with loud la mentation. We write it. J. Chandler Harris, of the Savannah Morning News, stands b>x feet five in his stocking feet. He is a brunette of the moat perfest type, with coal black hair, flowing down bis neok in beau tiful clusters of ringlets that would arouse the envy of tho fairest lady in the land. He baa the head of an Adonis mounted upon tho broad shoulders of a Heronics. His Biz] and pro- igions strength give him unlimited license to pop his jokes bapbazird over the heads of peo- pio with an indiscrliuinatenees which would in- timidaio a less heroic person. His dominant personal quality is his prevailing good hnmor. More smiles can always bo fonDd on bis faoe than in tho best comio almanao ever made. He baa to cat a jar of pickles every morning before be Btarts to hia effice to keep him from smiliog all tho girls ho meets on tbs way. He is a bachelor by trade. True, he went back on bis apprenticeship and got married,but that does not alter tho proposition. Like other people he has his bates. His special aversion is artillery punch. Ho has been known to walk four blocks on! of his way to get around one, and be has succeeded in getting around half a dozen of them in the cameo of an afternoon. One day was so lato in getting to tbe otfiee that ho did not arriTO tilt (wo o’oiock next morning. Eis excuso was that tbe punch was bigger than nsn- aud it took him longer to get around it. He does tbe teeclogical business for the News, sud writes np all the obitnarics He ia never ao happy as when he has an obitnary to write, and one that he can expand to a quarter of a col umn throws him into an ocstacy of delight from which he does not recover in a week. He never makes a joke, bnt obtains bis pabulum by read ing the epitaphs at Bonaventure. I tort, and parson* who are constitutionally inclined to lo<A npon life “as through a glass, darkly," will be apt to take a brighter and more hopeful view I of the situation under the genial irflaence of this wholesome medicinal stimulant. The CnzaiEST axd Best.—Hood’s Eureka Liv- That if it is a licsnsa laz imposed as a | er Medicine gives universal satisfaction police reguistioD, that authority is conferred the treatment of Laver Disease, ri,* npon tho oity alone. I Headache, Co-tiveneaa, and all that class of dia- Ttae injunction was granted by Jndgs Gibson, 6aa6 s arising from a disordered state of the stom- and tho case went to the Supreme Court, and I *ch and liver. norSOIy that tribunal reversed tho deoision of the court ON THE BREAKFAST, LUNCHEON, DINNER below. The following Ie the deoision: AND SUFFER TABLE, 1. The aot approved 20:h February, 1873, I LEA ak VESaiNS' Worcestershire Naurs imposing a special tax on wholesale dealers in I IS INDISPENSABLE, malt liquors, is not in violation of the 27th JOHN DDMCAN’fl MOMS, Hew York, section, of article 1, of the constitution of tho Agents for the United Btatea. State, which says, “ taxation on property shall 1tT be ad valorem only, and uniform on ail apeoiea I (jXo Da. Uzlweoid's Patizsts.—The celebrated of property taxed. j Ext Bnehu, of wlrichDr. Helmbold was the origin- .Ed AU-™.Q of B.„ 0 n.b, O., KW. ...J 1 -1 Uo lotm, .h.U.rad heneo is not a tax on the sale of liquors, which, constitutions, and overcoming debility and diiniaea by the 31 Beotion of artioie G of the oonstitu- I arising from imprndence and excess. This great tion, may ba assessed for edaoational purposes, diuretic never fails. Patients should be particular to 3. A tax levied on aueh wholesale dealers is I get the genuine, which bears the Dootor’s signature, not void for uncertainty, on tho ground that the druggists sell it. John F. Henry. New York, law nowhere defines what oonstitntea a whole- o-i, seenL ■ale dealer. That is a fact to be determined ° like all other facts, as for instanoe, whether the I Hirtn.vDisu-foistid.—Editor Journal of Agri party taxed as a practleing attorney or aaiesssd culture. Bt. Louis, says: “A box cf Dr. Price’s aa the owner ol eertain property is aueh attor- CnMm PowdaI , ent t0 „„ a faw w6eka noy or owner. I: may be ascertained in oases j hu b , an tharoa|?hly , eltedi contrary arising nnder the provisions of aeetron 4 of the ® Code, try means of experts in Boeh business, ‘o our preconcetvad opr 010ns, it baa proved entirely and other proper evidence. Tbe question I satisfactory. It is the only Bakrag Powder that whether the person ao taxed ia a wholesale deal* we wonld buy The grooera in this city have it. er cannot be raised on abill to enjoin a tax ool- Bteele A Price, Manufacturers, Chicago and St. lector from collecting r. tax so assessed. I Louis, This ends the matter, st least for the present. „ ... . , ,, , ........ . Ohcleea —No danger from Cholera if the Iaver Wo learn, however, that it is the purpose of I ^ j B p ropar order, and ordinary prudence in diet the wholesale merchants of Maoon to hold a J observed. Ths fw^jiisTisi taVing nf MmmnrT.iv.r meeting on Monday, in order to make a de- Regulator, to keep the system healthy, Will eurely termination as to what is best lo be done in tbe | prevent attacks of Cholera, oaae. They will endeavor to obtain a concert. __ _ _ _ . , . „ . Pebsosal—Gaudsxz L Davis,—*T had Buffered of action with the merchant, of S.vminah, {on time wShUrw Disea^ and found Bim- Atlanta, Anguata and Columbus, in order to in- mon8 , to mtiTai natora me . My wif e dace the OomptroUer General to mispend the and daughter were cured by tbe same remeny Jrom collection of Ihe tax until the next meeting of I Chills and Fever, the Legislature, when an effert will be made to have tbe tax repealed Wliolesale Buyers Xi oiraeatly ctlfed to the f*ct that wo are noy prepared to tare them both time and money in the pur- chiae of their fall and winter stock Dry Goods, Boots, Shoes, Hats, and Notions. We sell, at WHOLESALE ONLT! DRY GOODS Now being purohaaed by our OUU STOREROOM BEING ADEQUATE, ENABLES Ud TO KEEP THE MR. SOL WAXELBAUM, Whoae known taste and discretion has for year* selected the moat saleable atylea cf Fabric* TO BE FOUND IN ANY MARKET Adapted to the Southern Trade, IN THE SOUTH- We shall have our With ample maans to take advantage of all DISCOUNTS and DRIVES, and with expenses less, by I ha f, than any house doing the same amount of business, we feel warranted in saying that we can make | Prices and Terms Equal to Any Market In the Union- A heavy stock of FACTORY GOODS always on hand at Factory Flic38. BOSS & COLEMAN. a * allf MAOON. GEORGIA. B. P. WALKER. (Lafo of S. T. A B. P. Walker.) J. H. DOBB3, (Late of Wise, Dobbs A Co.) I EXCLUSIVE WHOLESALE BUSINESS Six Separate and Distinct FJoors • Divided Into so many DeputmanU, and one independent of tbe other, displaying the meat WALEER & DOBBSl Successors to Wise* Dobbs 8c Co., IMPORTERS OF AND WHOLESALE DEALERS IN| CHINA, CROCKERY and GLASSWARE, SIL7ER-PLATED WARE, POCKET ARD TABLE CCTLERY.fsEASONABLLE GOODS FOR THIS MARKET COAL OIL, LAMPS, BUHNERS, WICKS, CHIMNEYS, ETC. CHANDELIERS, GAS AND KEROSENE FIXTURES. We would call the attention of Merchants to our immense and varied stock of the above goods feeling that we can give entire satisfaction in regatd to quality and ptice. Cur retail department is also complete. 1 Aa an instance of tbs mjgnltuila of one otoak, we b:g leave to call the attention of boyars to opr WALKER & DOBBS, MACON. GEORGIA. swim water bllsiw. a. jchah & co. fflnt.hiii)> Department, MBSPITO CANOPIES (EAST TENNESSEE) OBSTACLES TO flARRIASE. HAPPr BELIEF FOB YOUNG MEN from tba THE PIKE TRIAL. Another Postponement. WanmB.tDoni,3.—These gentlemen are daily | ^eete of Errors and Abuses in early life. Man- receiving Urge additions to their already im- ^ 'Stored. Impedimenta to Marriage remov- mense .took of crockery. Mr. Dobb. is Mill in °?,' „ , ,, 1 . ... rr., able remedies. Books and eiroulara sent free, In New York, and ia sending ont everything that ia aaaJad mTaIopa ,. Kiirtm* HOWARD ASSOOIA- pretly and cheap that he sees, and if ha oon- XION, No. 2 South Ninth at., PhlladelphU, Pa..— tinues much longer tho question will be where I an institution having a high reputation for honor- -• ... —- ‘ ” 'skill. ' io put them all. They will be fully fortiflsd for the winter campaign. Usts A- Coleman. The results of Mr. Coleman'* visit to New York pro now booooung apparent in the increase ia tb* .took of goods whioh already burdened dto oountera of Moser*. Rose A Ooieman. Good* an pusring in by every Uatn, until it is doubt- fal wbatbor or not there ia a jobbing house in Slew York that oarriaa as Urge a stock. Bat they know what they are about, aa there are ao The Court and a great crowd of people zs- aembled at the Oonrl-house yesterday morning, to hear the testimony in the case of L. B. Pike, charged with the murder of Carl F. Baer. The Superior Court room could not be had, .edit was finally determined that the investiga tion should proceed in Judge Weems’ offioe.— This arrangement effectually excluded the crowd of curiou] peaple who were eagerly in tent upon hearing the testimony. When everything was ready, Jadge Weems, one of the counsel for the prisoner, stated that they objected to the case being tried before Jn.tice Sprier. The objection was made under the following section of tbe code: The arresting officer shall carry tho prisoner before the most convenient and accessible judi cial effieer authorized to bear the os use, unless the prisoner shall desire otherwise, in which case, if there be no suspicion of improper mo tive, the arresting, rficer shall carry him before soma other judicial officer. Bat in no case haa a prisoner the right to seleot the officer before whom he shall be tried. The point was briefly argued by Cols. Lofton and Blount for ihe State, and Cob Hall for the prisoner. The point made by the former was that the time bad elapsed in which the prisoner could interpose this ob jection, as he had already been virtually bronght before Sprier,'that offi cer having isined tubp . oas for witnesses, and done everything else that was necessaty in ad vance of tbe examination. The counsel for the defense .1* ted that they had notified tbe arresting offioor on 'Thursday eve ning of their objection to coming before Jus tice Spricz, and had also notified Sprinz him self on Friday morning. They were willing to proceed before J ast ice Coxe alone, or before him, asaooiated with any other magistrate that oould be obtained. They were willing to go to trial before any other magistrate lo the coun ty, but not before Sprinz. Sprinz stated that nnder the oircumstanoea t* should doebne to ait in the oaae. He had ap plied to other magistrates to oome and ait with Coxe, but for various reasons they had all de clined. Fazsn Fisii.—Messrs. Ells Sc Lacey have fresh fish every morning in the week—mullet, black fish, croakers, and whatever else tbo wa-1 1,0 triedit. In bottle, at BO pent* aud $LOO able ooaduot and professional .'kill. jalySd Jm Host, Rasiiv A Lanza This well known and reliable firm have received a large lot of Dr. Hood's Eureka liver Medicine. It has the praise of all GOLD DUST \m FLOUR, MOSS ROSE XXX FLOW, VALLEY GREEN XX FLOUR, wlioh la now rapidly filllog w. th the largest variety of AT LESS THAN COST! Glove-Fitting Skeleton Corsets | RE.AJDY-MA.DE AT ONE DOLLAR! G-ARM RNTS, In 24 and 49 Pound Sachs: For B*!e by SEYMOUR, TINSLEY & CO. auglStf I finite 1 to all dunams, npon a first class establishment, from tho Cheapest Suit to ihe find Toli.t Coat. BE3IDE3 NUMEROUS OTHER • .Attractive Goods We inroad haring our stock completed by f he AT EQUALLY ATTRACTIVE PRICES. tors afford. Their business ia to keep on hand whatever Datura supplies to the appetite of man j and they attend to their buainee*. Tun attention of merchants and dealer* ia called to the large and- well assorted Mock of drugs, medicines, chemicals, etc., offered by Messrs. Hunt, Bankin A Lamar. Thaee gentle men offer great inducements to merchants. DIED. At hia residence, at Byronville, Dooly ccunty, Ga., on Monday evening, August 18 th, Vruuz H. Btzcm, in the 33th year of hia age. Sorrn Macon Daro Btobz.—Dr. Everett hu just received a new stock of drugs and medi cines for the prescription department of his store, and secured the eerrioes of Mr. K. N. Hopkins, an experienced pharmaceutist, who will take great care in oompounding preacrip. tions. Bee notice in another column. It Tickxxs to New York and Philadelphia, via Pennsylvania Air Line, at Brown 3c Co's. july2i?snnthar tf • Ai.ru and I lon Mass This valuable and convenient medicine, obtained from the alum ells of Virginia, ha* been universally approved and endorsed by the medical profession as a tonic alterative and absorbent It can be had at the drag store of John Ingalls, corner of Fonrth and Poplar atreetr. It FUNERAL, NOTICE. Tbe friend* and acquaintances of Mr. WnxiAif Frra and family, are respectfully invited to attend hit funeral from bis residence, on Monroe street, THIS (Sunday) AFTERNOON at i o'clock. UNIVERSITY OF GE0EGIi!* e * Pri “ te,uiOleMhe4 ®^l RECEIVED DAILY! FIRST OF SEPTEMBER, 73rd ANNUAL SESSION Of thla Institution will 1, MOM IATEB! T HE HATHOBN SPRING hu Ute’j acquired a reputation that placet it at the beta cf all the springs at Saratoga. An eminent phjsiexan, recently returned from Saratoga, ears that it ia twice u good (medicinal ly) aa Oon reaa Water, and that at the springs four glasses of Hathoro are drank for one of any other spring. We have the And continue, without intermission, until Au gust 5th, 1874. THE 8TATE COLLEGE OF AGRICULTURE And Mechanic Arts, ■ oOUNDEO upon the United States Land Grant, A ia an integral pari of the University, and will hold the same term. Every advantage which the ooantry allows, ia afforded for procuring a liber a! adoration, both in a general course and in tpedM departments. Degrees granted both in Arts -and Bcienoe and in Law. Engineering and Medicine— the last through the Georgia Medical College at Augusta, now embodied with the University. The Law School remain, in session throughout the en tire year. Liberal provision ia made for beneficia ries and for atudeota of limited means. For cata logues, containing full information, apply to WM. HENRY WADDELL, Secretary of the Faculty, augUldAwlw Athena. Georgia. A FULL SUPPLY OF Excursion" xicxn* to New York, via Charles ton steamer*, for round trip $13. Tieketa far sale at Brown & Co.'s book store. Informa tion a* to time, etc., given. aunAthiutf All the brands of dour manufactured by the Georgia Mills are fully up to the standard, and are especially recom mended to the trade everywhere. Bure & Fla.n'ders BAT: :orm Bottle, Dozen or Cose! RANKIN, KASSENBIJRG & CO. anglS tf Tax popular route to New York is the Atlantis Ccest Line. jalj20snnthnr tf 2sot simply because it is manufac tured at home, but for its intrinsic quali ties, we commend Wiley’s XXXX Flour ‘o Georgia housewives. PLANTERS’ HOTEL, Opposite Huff's New Building, Cherry Street, between Third and Fourth, MACON, GEORGIA. T HIS well-known house bring now suitably fitted up. tbe undemgned ia prepared to ac commodate Boarders—Permanent, Transient, and Day. Guoste will receive beet attention, and th* Table suppbed with the fineM th* market affords. JutySOtf J. H. BREMER. New Boarding House. O N THE FIRST Of AUGUBT I will open the House on M at berry.tract, opposite the IN DWELLING TO RENT. A COMFORTABLE dwelling in Vinevtlle con taining eight rooms, w.th good garden, well of WMer, etc. Terms very moderate. Apply to »hz23tr L. W. RaSDAL. TO RENT. A NEW FOUR BOOM HOUSE on Pine atreet. f * . Apply to *ug2S3t* H. MoGOLRIOK. Corner Pine and Fourth. STRIFES, CHECKS, JEANS,] -AND- CAS8IMEEE8! I FOR EARLY FALL WEAR, ON HAND, WHICH WILL BE SOLD CHEAP,} TO KEEP THINGS MOVING. Call ou W.A. JUHANcfc CO.| angfiOtf Lucy Cobb Institute, ATHENS, GA. MRS. A. E. WRIGHT, Principal. ] . up HE Fourteenth Annual Beaeion will oommence I 1 A on the 10th day of Beptmber, 1873, with a fall I , corps of Teachers. 1 RUST PROOF OATS. Terms Per Year. BU3HZLS mat proof oat* for rale. Thera 400 are the gen nine.yellow rust proof cat*. I hare planted them for a number of years and re gard them aa eertain a crop aa com.’ Price SI E0 per bushel. J. B. PRICE. angiStf* HATS FOR FALL TRADE, O UR 8T0CK of hate for fall trade ia very full and oorapirie embracing all of tho late st vise. Call and get one before we get too busy to wait on you. . SINGLETON, HUNT k CO. sugfiS 3t WANTED AT ONCE, BATCHELOR’S HAIR D YE rpHIS splendid Hair Dye lathe bzst in the wonur A Tho only True and Perfect Dye. Harmless, Bellabl* and Instantaneous; no disappointment; nc ridiculous tints or unpleasant odor. Remedies .... the ill effects of bed dye* and washes. Produces niar House, (Granite Hell) formerly kept by N. 1 innznuxzLX e superb Black or Natural Brown, Btnawanger. Board $K par month, and th* table I fYNP OB TWO fint-olasa practical Gin Makars, and iravaa the hair Glean, soft and Beautiful. The supplied with thabrat th* marks! afford*, looms I U (Brautar), to whom the highest wages will genuine signed W. A. Batchelor. Bold by all Dnra >e had either with or without furniture. I he paid, by the day or piece. gists CHAS. BATOHRLOB, augfilm , E. M. BROWN, Agent. | jolyll tf F. O.SAWYER < nevffily Proprietor,New Yotit. Collegiate Dvpartment, Boaru per mouth ..IJ0M ... tOL-J ... GO 00 20 00 For further information apply to the Principal, or to JOHN H. NEWTON, President Board of Trastera. Luiza Cobb, Secretary. aagSou&weddw WHOLESALE TRADE [ Of Middle and Sooth a astern Georgia. All we aak is a CALL, and w# will oon vino, th* trade that ws are selling at £W YORK JOBBERS* RATES From a stock cqoAllia* New York Jobbing Hooats. On completion of our stook, wkllbepleu*n meet osr friends of the past seasons and aa many naw ones as can make it to their interest to give a* rail before purchasing elsewhere. Beaaember the sign of the NEW YORK STORE, S. WAXELBAUI & BKO. GOT TON AVENUE AND SECOND ST-. Maoon, CJeoxgia* anglTtf in I h Frio n*ilo Iff* l£#F„ ssfL