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Newspaper Page TextTHE MACON DAILY TELEGRAPH AND MESSENGER: SATURDAY MORNING, OCTOBER 11, 1873. TTTR CITY Tilt; IM KM TKIAI. KA»K». Nhr I' llallrrt I" *“"• "• ** Financial and Commercial 1 vt Mr it Ur:. « jjp rv'iimfd . !f-na^t two j ntr.il * *t> t*i •« - lit i.m A — W •vv Hr. /• / th- dtf. i him,’* et t., >r. Tbetre- ps.ddOial Dui.- v i Mr-. I)uV.*« «ud tin srh*n hr threv • anything in -f.OI Don- Dukes ent two •fore he •* H-nl- •rch. I I Duke hi- fcan * not wL h»lf-*d»cll, m u,.»**l>ix swel t a half-a-hu art. Drtui—IA Co. of PbOsdelptiia nute-Uirrr*. lor ibe intnrlurtton o » The prettiest calict the New York Store. I u, DonLery let i ho i e. I -H.l not 9 the Coroner tii flukes out of t iim knock him 01 I live neit do I | Tue Cn con are at oct5 tf la-rto I’itU At f fruit Or it Tf Ml riiiionlfil. 0>«lrm In iHr Hlirll fTmry Werlh , Mrs. Dnk*»s. When I came out of inj .. r . I :tv. Mr. D -iiL vv iii'l Mr. D .k.» •h n ! ti unt-r in D A. - 1 -ter*-. Mr. » k* h i l.» drink <.f whi kv in LU hand. » iil.- vv -i-.L**\V j-.in.: t*. jiav for ». „i'ky, you ol.I scoun'lrel?” Dukes ud nothin" at all, and DonLcvy t*x»k im an 1 thr.-w him down and kicked him, ad picked him up anil threw him down ir iin. He threw him down three times, ii<l thiti he was on the sidewalk. Mrs. • k. -i was -t a ruling on the stoop. When » k ; got up he stood by the tree-bor. .1 DonLery went to him again and told im not to come in the store any more. >nkes said lot me alone. I*m done with • i now. I am an old man. Yon and our mother take ndrantag A!Oi Best.—Hook’s Eureka Liver (fivrs universal satisfaction in the Irratmeit of Li\erl>iww»., I)^p>'^iA,5ick Head* » lie, (<oiikenesA. and all that class of diseases arirfnr from a disordered state of tlie stomach and liver. novSOly Dom’t forget to send your waste grease to the soup factory to-day. septlOtf The largest variety of silks, satines, each m** re, velours and camels* hair cloth in the city at the New York Store, octo tf i ant* a few fi ncdqjst tyctnt* per i Iml lr. Cmtliolie church •«uue will preach in ige in tin- Roman U>\ o’clock Sunday k •* *aid. “Kill thud—d so i a. D ike- was stan ling in tin Depend York Health.—Tlie fall of the leaves not only symbolizes human decay, but promotes it. In other word*, the effluvia from dying and rotting vegetation is unfavorable to Ip’alth. To tlii-* and other causes—especially excess of mojs- . tun? in tin? atmosphere—raay lie ascribed , .. '■ ( tlic tirrVElcnce at tcaU diwfen d tbe I to .--L.ir! in ari-1 Mrs. 1 Th. i y,.,t.nl iiml UJW umlion lit).I n* DM ilU Punt O’llim umlrcl." loor nn.l Sir: I>otiterry w.l-. on the atoop. M In k I vnuiuato tjomc in. After Mr D U - ii.l thnt DooLnyfired. lie .hot me ,H.l I f. il .l..wn. un i somebody brjusht m. in my *ton\ I did not eee him fir. the second time. I heard Ua. Dub nothing to Don Levy after the fimt .thot Il w i- iit«.ut a minute before the firing .> lined that Mr.. Duke* told Don Levy t" kill i.i■ j. <V-,-e named.■—I know nothing elite .) til.. *. IMll-.l. t.11- I liuve In .-I I li.Ti id liver of bilk halii «d -|<.ke .me.■.! to |Kiy till .1 fr ■nit tody B«|ll L to ■ Mrlaiil, Ilti-1 nil tnileit ye.U noon bride of an hour. TI wned. neon the h.tlf uiile tnn tml City l' .rk. He walked arm time, forwurl and on.-* around .it'! mod., tli • it mil.-- :n.-.7 i.i In encontD, l.«vin :r him Vmim imeonde .pareUme. l.m) I mu lull fell. In the r«*» of the Stole o|pt A. 1 ir.iy, charged with tlie man K. iUy* at Fort Valley, tlie c. i|iiiry, after beaHflg the t«wt the pro.. . Utioii—none hebr forth# detente—r.mimded th to jail. The quoKtieaof hall w to the Judge of tbe Superior Co n w«am* own. The a\**r two ytsir*. Mrs. Dnkor.’ hoaae and *hop ia undentooj to )*‘\ong to her. I :.tn fri* n i!\ s itli Mrs. Uuk.**. I nev. r imd onv difficulty with Mr*. Btfirai I hnd a 'falling put with Dnkes. They weri all in a bad humor that night. It w;m\ltirin£ that fuss she said to her son. conratOed B*4 doU-'ir, •’kill him!” Mrs. Dukes wa-s frecjucntly mrrclinjf and fiphtinjj Dnkes. I was ;»t ho:no the nufht liefore the killing. tlie chain There was some onumdinEf in Mrs. - fine anti Duki*s f house, and Dukee run DonLety out in the street with a tnusket. I don't know what they were quarreling about. The Statu here announced closed, and Profemmr the defense having no evidence to intro nloy after*. duce, tbe argument was commenced by nxt TI and placd i .1 to Mn L tl ■rof Wm. irt of nony for ttrodiia>d prt woe refemyi Court, (iniy tenlay fiail. kill for *trm|>lil>. M i on fi.rvmrdtHi to Memphia night liefore I.i t nUmt five hundred dollars. The amount wait mined by tho coininittoo appoint),! by the City Conn-il, roininting . • M. . .1. l; ,,... \\ in II -I. ■ hi ■ and W. W. Oornce. Other amoimta will nodoubt --.lily follow. The suffering at Mcinphi. i- terrible, and shut iver the p. ..pie of M i,on mn da for thei. lief . f thS atrioken . ity abould be done at once. \ l.foritla Iim We wen. ahown la-t r lwinmcr taTi-ntod l>y r Manludville. Tho IVufe, niton. ight a tuning- rof. Afilirk, of , r ha* lately had hi* invention patented and U now on hi* way to Cincinnati to arrange for their manufacture. It i* pronoaiorl by piano tun. r* to lie tho beet and mo*t complete thing of tho kind evorinventod. Tho Profer - r will haro tho intlruinont ... \ in li.t i. -il a) the M i-o' Fair. folio. Weem*. for Su> defen-e, who i-1-.l by Mr. Protidfit. for the State. Col. .Whittle, for the defense, closed tho ergutuent. and after about half on hour eon altntion. the court decided to a/imit Mrs. 'Dukm to hail ia tho sum of twenty- five hundred dollar*. (hr l*i Trlricrniililr I .. David K .Vorri*, Manager of th- Woetern Vnioii Telogrtpli Oompaay it thi* city, luw been »tiperintendis|r th. con-tmel ion of a line into Central Cit) Park for use during the State Pair. II. ha* or. tod a ypry haudso-D aad'i- haring thorn all paint teleaisnliie otlice. during tl of Pr tet of jmloa. white. Tho fair, will U- lium Hall, position ns akin X I.a>lord's Wlnslrrl* .ssrkologist and will fi ,|| at Ral*t. iith.-rn p my and i kilent t ),pU II icUkLh! i i the !>■: ill be in 0 the lit .si Hi'. At at favorite na.- then a xne of the I. It has K.,l*tk.re tAW.Lt Fine Hrnnr is onll,*tl t*» M. lgUu,*r. Hie Brown Ho in A on Che Arrrsi of “IntliailclMlfirtf,” Ko.rnllffl. Jodi Jl. Grillin, United States Commis- *ion.T at Fort Valley, on Wednesday last, irro-t.-l Messrs. F. W. Stubbs, Curtis Barker and Miles Rigsby, all citizens of Houston county, on the charge of con -piracy and violation of the enforcement set. | The circumstances which led to thes«! arrests are related to ds as follows: A wiirr.int was issued for the arrest of one ioseph Menard, on the charge of stealing cotton, and placed in the hands of the Sheriff of the county for execution. The Sheriff deputized the above-named gentlemen, who lived in the same neigh boring i with Menard, to make the arrest, hot they did not succeed in doing so. Menard was afterward arrested by tlie UniUil States Marshal, but on what ehardr*. or with what result, was not -t itcj to us. Upon the fact thnt Messrs. Stubl)'. Barker and Rigsby aoftght to ar rest Mcnanl, U based the charge upon which they were arrested by tlie said Joel It. Griffin. It certainly looks like a very itmpge procedure; but we live in a day ! wheli men, need not be astonished ny thing that is done in the name and under the form of Jaw. A >lrcSlew. kb hut the hour last night, when the flesh was weak from a long day’s labor Jid ntigue, a citizen of tho African per- naiioii invmltnl these premises with a mugnCcent oyst*‘r stew, steaming hot from t3ie re-tatir.inl of Messrs. Casey & Espcnher. It was a Lirgu stew—in fact it w.i- stew-pendous, enough for “all hands’* nn<l toe young diaMtu to boot. They were <bokcd as only Espenner knows how to cook them, and seasoned af f er a fash ion tlu$t Tronld have arouse<! the envy’of a Prof, Blot. They did not last long; but that was no fault of the oysters; but rather W compliment to the manner in which they were served. Espenncr will consider whole volleys of thanks Hying aero.* * the stnvt to him all day to-day. C’liauxf of Nrhrdule. A general change of schedule will take plaot tb-mozTOw, on the Central, South- woternaafl Atbintsi divisiou of tho Cen- tr.il roads. The following will Ik* the time of Wvimr and arriving a« Miicon: Lease Macon for Susannah and Augusta -7:15 a. m. Arrive at Macon from Savannah and Augusta &-R3 p. m. Leave M i on for AtlanU 7:30 p. m. Arrive it: M i. ..n from Atlant ♦ .iVh* a. m. Leave Macon for Columbus 7:15 P. M. Arrive it Macon from Columbus..G:45 a. m. Leave Macon for Eufaula and Albany SJX) a. m. Anrivej at Macon from Eufaula :uid Albany 5:10 P. M. i tlie fall. this -iwj is liable w. all perso Every i«*rx be very lulioi dy.j- l.tir, nn.l IndhrMiads piedisyiwrt diarrho-n nml dysentery, are jiarticulmrly likely be attacked by these com plain La. The mo»t plcte deTeree aiaiiut each and all of tbo> tremdror ailments U bodily vi^or. To obtain thi blntxina in-all its fdrntitude wh« re it does not exist, and to preserve and perpetuate it where docs exist. Iloctettcr’s Stomach Bitters is cam estly rerommcndotl. It is tho peculiar olllre of this preparation to rdnbm and regnlxH the i portant organs which digest and temper the f< and convert it into Jif»**»u»taininir blocsL Bodily vizor dcperols u|»n tlie nourUhimc qualit that fluid, and the nutritiou*ness of the blood d< pends upon the functional activity and regularity which it is the special province of the Bitters aerure. Ileneo it is the best defense of health this season, and inde«l at all seasons. \^Tien pysentery. diarrluna, bilious colie and other vio lent afTections of the bowels become cpid- they often do in certain ports of the country the fall, it will lie found that persons who hav l»cen wise enough to resort to the Bitters as a pre ventive are almost invariably exempted from tin nop. Single and double-buttoned kid gloves, in all colors (beautiful light party shades), just received at the New York Store. oct5 tf TnE Most Perfect.—The housekeepers America very generally know Dr. Price's Cream Bakin* Powder and Special riavorinirs They are liryond all question tho best and most perfect of anythin? for tho purpose in the market, and iow bavin? tbe lanrest sale. A million f:»mili« is« them constantly, and the housewife who hn s«d tin in once will never bo without th Grocers ami dealers ran supply you. to-day. tbei IStr fur lu BOBiptR to-day were the heaviest of tho rsarhirer la»I*^-2S»i by rail ami 32* by Tbe shipment- were* 322 bales; sal -s 2C0. VACO* COTTOS ST ATE W EXT. i hanrl Jv-pt. 1. 1*‘73 ' I to-day CIS l prermoaly .7.S1^-S*A , » previresfy ~ .. . —UW a hand this er»*nin? — 5Jil5 ■U up to the sanv time last year were .*-%or IS*** xnc*r»* Ilian thi> j««»r. time 1 lvth i »nd >U*bp Col. N. Perhonal imts M. Smith ia in tho city ing at the Brown House. J. Ilammood, of Atlanta, is in and stopping at the Brown IlrxT. Raxki.v A Lamar.—This well known and reliable firm hare received a larze lot of Dr. Hood’s Eureka Liver Medicine. It has tbe praise of all who hare tried it. In bottles at 50 cents and $1.1*0. TnE most Unliappy person in the world is 111 Dyspeptic, Everythin? looks dark and zl r,om y lie feels "out of sorts" with himself and cveryliody else. Life is a bunion to him. This can all lie dumped by Likin? K*ruvian Syrup (a protoxide of Iron)* Cases of 27 years* standing have been cured by it, _ Jot to the ^YoBLO! Woman is Free !—Among tins many modem discoveries lookin? to the liaji cs and amelioration of tlie human race, none is entitled to higher consideration than the re- ned remoily—Dr. J. Bnulfield’s Foiuale Rc?u* r, Woman’s Best Friend. By it woman cnianrijEitcd from numlierlcsa ills juruliar to her sex. Before its mainc power all irrczulnrities of I) vanish. It cures whites. It cures sup- presskm of the menses. It removes uterine ob- ttructions. It cures constij«iti<m nml sirenpthens she system. It braces the nerves and purifies the blood. It never fails ns thousands of women will testify. This vnlunble medicine is pivpautxl sold by I*. IL Bradflcld, Dni??ist, Atbnta, Ga $1 50 per bottle. All resjwctable druff men keep it. Tcskregke. Ala- 1SC&. Mr. I*. IL ItR-iDFlELD—Sir: Please forward us mediately, another supply of Bradpield’s Fe male Regulator. We find it to be all tlmti claimed for it. and we have witnessed the most de cided and happy effects nrndurexl by iL Veiy narpmtfiillj Hunter A Alexaxpkr. We, the mulershricd Druir?ists. tnke pleasure i com mending to the trade Do. J. Brad field’s Female REGULATOR—lielicviii? it to be a goal J reliable remedy for the diseases for which li< rOMOtoda it. W. A. Lansdki.U Atlanta, Gn. Pemberton, Wilson, Taylor A Co- Atlanta. Ga. Red wink A Pox. Atlanta Ga. W. C. Laws he, Atlanta, Ga. W. Root A Son, 31 arietta. Go. STATE OF GEORGIA—Trouf CorNTT: This is to certify thnt I have examined the radpfi of Dr. J. Bnidfield. c.f this county, and as a nusiical man pOMM it to l>e a combination of medkiare of ?rent merit in the treatment of all tbe iliirf^uK*s of females for which ho recommends it. This December 21, l^t*L Wm. P. Beaslet, 31. D. Hunt, Rankin A Lamar. lrbolcsaltf Agents.Rincon. Ga. may l(kl2awAw W OBNTACLEfl TO MARRIAfiE. HAPPY RELIEF FOR YOUNG MEN from tlie effects of Errors and Abuses in early life Manhood restored. Impediments to Marriage moved. New method of tn-atinenL New and re markable nmnslies. Books ami circulars sent free, in *,-al«d envelopes. Address HOWARD ASSOCIATION. No. 2 South Ninth street, Phila delphia. Pa- an institution hayin? a hi?h reputa * honorable conduct and prufeas julySdSin al skill MARRIED. At the residence of the bride’s father, in this city, on the evening of the 9th in>t- by Rev. W. H. McIntosh. 3fr. A. H. SrErnKNS to Miss Ltla C. Rogers, daughter of M. R. Rogers, all of this city. iobbil Hi to Mill :i mit hi t henp • ami j»r?, j.eh.Hlul. gars and toLa. bo duidieatvKi, i>ing young mot and propos* Mr. I gin chant, ar 3fW rs. Lev A Shi >r*. Brown A READING NOTICES. :nia Cass. Suits, all wool, for $15. Winthip A Callaway’s and you the greatest bargains ever offered in. We have tried the goods be- *hoy are equal to Scotch. They light in the piece at panic prices. FUNERAL NOTICE. The friends and acquaintances of Mr. Chas, E. HoloMON and Mr. B. F. Cawley and family are respectfully invited to atu?nd the funeral of the former, from the First Baptist Mission Chapel, THIS (Saturday) EVENING at 21 o’clock. • Tin* friend* and acquaintances of Mr. and 31 rs. Amos Suliera and Mr. and 31ns. Wm. Goff, of Houston county, are respectfully invited to at tend the funeral of the latter from the Ea»t 3!n- con M. E. Cli.irrh. THIS (Saturday) AFTER- NOoXat 3o’rl.K*k. * Fresh hih, fre.-h u*l Fideh- I ker. Thi- red by D. I - ...- :qq. •t Suii'i.a LKkI, it.- S.Uv t ill* Is.Jvlla Bu, h, i • licing publishev! ui ; im l ** it on Rifely utUrt*d. (•real Kasirru Ku«eri*rl%c. Ti.U sEbw is certainly tho heu\»e*t a ▼orti-ing c>ta»dishnu ut in the a uutr The a go*.t*; have put twice a- much p jvr -n tin* and ■wall* around G city a-- h.m ever Uvn }x>st«si in this b oalitv. No Ws than nin-.* huiulrtsi , oranges, ap- wfa eggs, chickens, ].)■,•>,TV,-, j.-l- jxiocB, etc., at S. T. It ill sell, this day, at 10 inos, parlor, household riture, crockery, glasa- O. E. Hkv.ue. Grand Lodge of Georgia, F A; AM Office of the Grand Srcrerirt,* Mare.n, Ga- Octtdier s. SsTS. j r lM!K next annual romnmuieation of the Grand 1 Lodge will be held in the city of 3faron. he- cinuin? on tlie 2>th instant, being tiw LAST TUESDAY IN OCTOBER. J. EMMETT BLACKS HEAR. A distant Grand Seoxtoiy. Savramah News. Au?u>ta Chronicle arid Senti nel. Atl.-.nta Constitution. Columbus Enquirer, Albany News tiroes and " d Bonk ird bill to Jo n. Ga. E. Wei LATEST MARKETS BT TELEGRAPH Financial. New Yo*K—Nooo—SU.-I.S dull end' immitar. GoU -r * *t y uni tj at II o'clock. Moot i and i-it. n-t i 1-ID in-Id. Kyrhanra lone Cl; ,hon Ti. Qo—monOo dull and lower. State D>nds cuieL - .. . Evenin?—Money a efcadn eerier. Sterling low- eran.l ataau* nn-wVabUat cj. Gold >1 - '!• Gov- eninienls irrrrularand little datn?. Slate bonus quiet. _ Mklnirht—**Is II; *rjs 7fc 64s 7h S; new 10}-. 67s 11; 6Ss 101: new 5s 61: ltMOs 6|. Tennev*--** 73»: new 73}; Yinriniarf new 40. rons,l> Vt; deTd Loopoarev*. *0; new 40*. levees Cs 52h 8s 55; Alalmroa 6a 70; 5s 70; Georgia 6s ami 7» no bid'*. North Carolina*, new 151; special tax lo; Suuth Carolines 27h near 10}; April and October 26. New ORLE1S9—Grid nominal at 1 lif 11}. Cur- r-nrv firmer at 5>u per rent premium. New York »ii?ht s-anr; no regular maraet; sales at 2 <* 3 premium. St »riin? iv^mimd; bills of ladin? mid c«r2«d'i I9h bonk drafts 18. London—Noon—Consols 921 -*92}. 5s 92. Erie 41t- Paris—Norm—Rentes 57f 90e. Sperie incre*s«l WUffl Cotton. Sew York—Noon—Out ten sales 9C4; upland: 181; Orleans 19‘. market easier. Putu ret opened as fullowa: October 1711-1&? 17«; November I7M17 7-16; Dsretnber 1715,17 17-32; January 17l; February 1711-16. Evening—CkMton. net receipts 2*4; gross 31: saL^s of 1599 liales at 18}£19; market quiet. Futures closed weak; salt's 3300; October 17 9-16; November 17 1-16^.!7 11-32; Dumber 17}; Jan uary 17 5-l6£«7 11-32: February 17l f 17 9*16. Cnmnutive Cotton Statement—Net receipts at ail United States porta during tbe week 51.115; same week last year NiM; total receipts to date 192.922; Ui same date last year tglAal; exports for week 12-323; last yt*arS«Vs21; total exports to date 44.152; last year 91^2®; stick at all United States ports 13A547I last year 194.110; stock at interior towns 31328; same time last year 22.101; stock at Uverpori 654.006; last year 627-000. American afl-cit for Great Britain 29/KW*. last srear 21JOOO. Baltimore—Cotton, net receipts —, gross 331; exports coastwise 3th Great Britain —; sales 305; stork 1811; middlings 171; low m*ldlings 17; strict good ordinary 16}; market dull aud nominal. Weekly net receipt* 10; cross 1329; exports coastwise 566; «ks*ttS. New OCLEAN6—Cotton, net receipt* 2778;gross 322h exiiorts coastwise—; to Great Britain —; sales 1100; Stock 36^311; middlings 18} ; low mid dling 17}; ririet goo«l ordinary UEi£l7; market less active and prices larely maintained. Weekly net receipt* 12.429; gruos 13321; export to Great Britain 4SM« cxjustwine 3537: sab*s 11.000. Wilmington—Cotton, net receipts217: ezporta eaostariae —; sales 73. stock 112S; middlings 17; inarki-t Arm. Weekly net receipts 572; exjiorts coastwise 5; sales 492. ArorsTA—Cotton, net receipts 1200; sales 600; stock 4912; middlings 152al'>; market steady. Weekly net receipts S57«h sales 3551; taken by mil!* —; shipments 31*6. Savannah—Cotton, net receipt* 3761; sales 723; exjiorts coastwise —; slock YIA42; mid- dlinc* 16?; market qui:*t. Weekly net receipts 14,842; exports coastwise 6536; sales 303. Charleston—Cntum. net receipt* 2467; exports coastwi»^ 2138; sab** 300: stork ll.oSlh tciddliucs l^K' 17; low middling* 16}; strict good ordinary 16; market dull and heavy. Weekly net rtceipt* ‘.*259;exports coastwise 5835; sales 3300. Mobile—Cotton, net receipt*619; exports const wise 614: sales 20<»: stock '1720; middlings 18} low nuddlings 16}; strict good ordinary 15}; ket quad. Weekly net re^pt*-. 3724; exjiorts coastwise 3161; continent -—.sal.- 2800. Boston—4>41*nu n t r**vit»ts —: gross 65: sales aouh sLick 806*. m. Idlings 1*}: market steady. Weekly not rwipt* TV. g txs 311sal »s 1575. N07FOJX—Ikdto'v »*et rxr-ipts IW*: ex <ir const gi*i* *>h >») -s lUS, stock 5«38; 1»W middlings 171- market st-idy. Vi’rtl lj dp. .vc ipta* ICO. *X|*o;1s c-.satwisjSS;!; sa‘ a 5*0. Mril?ri*-T.44nr.r *t rwinttlll7;»I ij» 57 ^ su**4. tl.Ti’.; tm ' Ui i-'s 16} * 16}. mar vt quiet ai I fir n. Wind ly net ” 'cri ts 533*: ritfpmrnt • 28 3. OAinNro\'- -O tP» . a t r -■ i* ts 529; export: roe *twise 7**: >.tl— 7 t: *turk 1UV' tool *»nllli: ry 12;. m »rk *t hi rlat?r but ih- * N1:W ADV1:UTIsK>11:NTS. Tennessee Beef and Pork El VEIL I JUST K H AVE have just r ^ T«»o«*ee liters al wxri to * tv -»il w1m> GEO RG-IA MILLS RALSTON HALL. TWO WIGHTS ONLY1 Monday and Tuesday, October 13 A 14 Still Triumphant! THE WORLD RENOWNED DUPREZ & BENEDICT’S NEW ORLEANS MINSTBELS1 Compo-.il only of Artists of vears, eipe- rivnee and marked celebrity. Now <m Their 22d Annual Tour. Everywhere tbe acknowledged Minstrel Troupe of th*? World. Just returning from their grand successful North ni. Eastern and Western tour. For full jnrtirulars see small bills. Entire change of programm • each night. Admission at jojmlar p.-»r»*>. gjmri seats for sale at Brown A Co.’s book-store. CHAS. H. DUPREZ, Manager. ChaS. IL KeesiIIN, Gen. A?t.octll St NO OPENING! But I have rem Millinery and ired my stock of Fancy Goods WILEY’S XXX X, PEARL DUST, AM BER AND CORA la. nr offerered. Our ! . - manufacturers’ prut Wo do not. ami never have charged 1)RA YAGE on our Flour. The attention of the trade is respectfully called to our BRAN, paweering. as it does, a large per centage of middling*, and is very nutritious and palatable to stock. GRAHAM FLOUR, always on hand. Remember, Flour is Our Specialty. BURR & FLANDERS, **p21tf • No. 4 BLAKE’S BLOCK. Tu Hrlfrleh'g Confectionery Store, Cherry atreet. where I am offering great bar gains in Ladies’ lists. Bonnets. Ribbons, Flow ers, I.a<v and Linen Goods, Furs and a great many other useful articles too numerous to men- f tion m an advertisement. I call the ladies’ es- I pecial attention to my stock of Ribbons, which | are varied and of the best quality. They bought for much less than New York cost. Cadi and examine my goods. octll 2w MRS. L. F. HENBRIX. IKE. IGL AUER, WHOLESALE DEALER IN Notice in Bankruptcy. MIIS is to give notice that on the 4th day of SEGARS AND TOBACCO, 72 CHERRY STREET, MACON, GA. rupti-y was issued against tbe estate of William B. Davis, of near Forsyth, county of Monroe aud State of Georgia, who lias been adjudged a Bankrupt on his own petition, and tliat tho pay ment of any debts, ami delivery of any property belonging to said Bankrupt, to him, or for his use, , _ . and the transfer of any property Ly him, are for- JASMINE, MORNING CALL, LUCCA, bill.l.Ti 'm l:n* . that :i :u -.•tin-' .*f ill** er.-.liiorN of f the said Bankrupt, to prove their debts, and to choose one or more assignees of his esti lie held at a Court of Bankruptcy, to be lioldeii at Macon. Gs, at tlw ollice of Robert A. N is bet, Esn^ before Alexander G. Murray. Es*i„ Regis ter, on the 21st day of October, A. D, 1S73, at 3 o’clock, P. M. Cabaniss A Turner, attomevs, Forsyth, Ga. \V. II. SMYTH. octll St U. S. 3Iarslutl, as 3Iesscnger. The Following Leading Brands of Segars Always On Hand : cor*' wise 157; gross nal. W, *’Ir • *t r-vi.4s -2H; 1291; « ! ■* 2IT*. % PniaDKLP.'it t- (**it'm . a ! r — :pi gross 613; l..« • ‘I.M'- t^.*: iu: r’;ef quiet, ■ Werily tta*l • iots *,70; J < LnrZBTOOL— Ntii*.i s. I» 20.900 bales; iMTulation ami ex|s.rt «***; uplands 9}; Orleans Ja9i: market firmer but not qnotably higher. Sal-s of the week I32.ws»; ex|iort 16.000; s^iecukt- tion 29,000; stock 593.000; American 141,000; re ceipts 43,000: American A«iO0; actual export 7/00; allot.t 148/100; American 2t‘A00. I^it4a^—Sales of uplaruN. basis goo.1 onlinary. delivered November and December 0; saute Octo ber and November 91. A'ams ami fabric* firm and unchanged. 31 agon—Cotton.weekly receipts CMS; shipments 2973; mice 2514; stork 4292; last year —. Columbus—Cotton, weekly net receipts 1S65; shipment* 735; sales 759; stock 4007: demand fair; low middlings 16. 3Iontoomelt—Weekly receipts 9S0; shipment' 859; stock 3128; demand fair; low middlings 15}. Selma—Weekly net receipts 1222; shipments 1022; stork 9056. Nashville—Cotton,weekly nerrript* 517; ship- cuts 4SS; stock 1990; low middlings 1G; market firm. Crrr Poitt—Cotton, weekly net receipts, 156. Providence—Weekly net receipts 40, sales 3500; tock 15000. Evening—Sales include 9900 American. Sides of uplands, liasis good onlinary. sbip]ied October 9}i same October and November, 9}; suin' N<*\•*!:*J► r :.n i D*. iter—Low middling^ delivered October and emlier 9 3-16. mLs and srbrics firmer and an advance de- maiHbd. Produce. New York—Noon—Flour dull and heavy. What quiet ami favors Imyer*. Com dull and heavy. Pork dull aud favors Imyer*: new mess 16 7&S.17 00. Lard quiet; old steam 8 7-16oS}. Tuiqicntine quiet at 41. Rosin firm at 2 90 for strained. Freights quiet. Evening—Flour, southern dull and declining: common to fair extra 6 7ft»7 25; good to choire itra 7 90aU oo. Whisky hmvv and decidedly iwera|94a95. Wheat «fnll and heavy; common winter 1 52}. Com dull and lower; steamer Wes- m mixed Gla63. Rice steady; Carolina z|a9}. irk dull and unsettled; new mess 17 00. spot. Beef in moderate request. Lard lower at 8}aS}. Turpentine quiet at 41. Rosin quiet at 2 80o2 85. Tallow quiet at 7*aS. Freights duli; steam, wheat 13L Louisville—Flour quiet and firm; extra fam ily 6 60;Na 1 fan -y 8 00. Corn firm; shelled and saeked 63?64; nothin? doing. Provisions lower; demand light. Pork 15 0u. Bacon, shoulder* 8}; oar rib sja 9; clear 9}. packed. Lard, tierce 8}a9; *g 9}at*}; steam 8. Whisky quiet at 91. Cincinnati—Flour steady a 7 00g715. Com quiet am<l steady at 52. Provisions quieL Pork quiet and steady at 15 00. Lard quiet and steady; old ami new steam 7i. jobbing sales ofkettle 8}. Bacon steldv; small syles; shoulders 8jaS} ; Hear rib $}»8|; clear sides 8}. Whisky quiet; small sales at 90, currency. Sr. Loris—Flour quiet; superfine winter 3 75a 25. Com quiet; No. 2 mixed 44}a45}, East side n track; in warehouse 43}. Pork quiet; order uesa 15 50. Bacon quiet; jolibingand order hould.-rs SiaSj; char rib 9a9}; dear sides 9}a 9p some cash sales of Hear rib at 8b Hear 8}.— Laid nnrhqgri, Whistar steady at 95. New Orleans—Hour dull. exUa 5 S7l; double * »*-. treble extra 7 <Kte8 00; family 8 50*9 50. CHANGE OF SCHEDULE. I SUPERINTENDENT’S OFFICE, S0UTmVE3TEEN RAILROAD COMPANY, Macon, Ga^ October 11, 1873. O N and after Sunday, the 12th insL, Passenger Trains on this Rood will mu as follows: DAT EUFAULA PASSENGER TRAIN. Leave Mawm 8:00 A M Arrive at Eufaula 4:40 r m Arrive at Clayton 6:20 P M Arrive at Albany 2:45 P M Arrive at Arlington : 6:15 P .M Arrive at Fort Gaines 4:40 p Leave Clayton..—. — 7:20 a m Leave Eufaula 8:50 A M Leave Fort Gaines 8:35 A M Leave Albany- 10:33 k M Arrive at Macon 5:10 P M Connects with the Albany Train at Smithville, and the Fort Gaines Train at Cuthbert daily, ex cept Sunday. Albany Train connects daily with Atlantic and Gulf Railroad Train* at Albany, and will run to GRENADIER, FORTUNA, PARTAGAS, GOLDEN BUG, CUBIT, UNITY, LIBBY, LA .TENTACION, SIN PRETENCION, LA SONATA, COTTON BOLL, FRENCH SPY AND JUST OUT, Together with a splendid assortment of the Leading Brands of Imported Segars! NOTICE. liberal patronage of < LAWTON A BATES. September ISth, 1873. «ep31 tf FOR 01YE WEEK M AY lie had for $3,300, a nice comfortable Ilou.se, containing five rooms, kitchen and wood house; all in good condition; healthy locali ty: wry convenient to business part of tlie city. Deferred jmynicnt on lialf the amount, if desired. Inquire of WM. MASON. JIL, oct4 eodftt Telegraph and 31esseitger otlice. FOR sale cheap. Arlmrton on I!blu-l.v KlU-a.io]) Momla.v.Tueshy, street between Oak an,l Arcb. Is within a fe Wednesday anl Fndajr, a-tunun? fullow)ng (lays. | minutes walk.d thebusim-ss tairtol tliecity.dc- CutrMBUS DAT FASSEXOKB Tlt-lIX. Leave 3IaCon — 7:15 P M Arrive at Columbus 12:45 A M Leave Columbus 1:25 A Arrive at 3Iacon 6:45 a m EUFAULA NIGHT FREIGHT AND ACCOMMODATION TRAIN. Leave Macon 9:10 P m Arrive at Eufaula... 10:20 p m Arrive at Albany 7:22 A M Leave Eufaula. 5:45 P M Leave All«ny 8^0 P M Arrive at 31acnn 5ui0 A M Train* leaving Macon and Eufaula on this schedule Sunday, Monday. Wednesday ami Tlmnlay nights, connect at SmithviUe with trains to Albany. VIRGIL POW ERS, octll ly Engineer and Sufierintendent. pot aud workshops, and lias proven to be a healthy I place. Apply to D. D. CRAIG. aturlO eodtf R. A. MORRIS. RALSTON HALL! ONE NIGHT ONLY! SATURDAY. OCT. UTH. STILL AHEAD I The Household Word, tho World Famous. gmms J. W. BURKE & CO. BOOKSELLERS, STATIONERS, PRINTERS — AND — Blank Book Manufacturers No. 60 Second, Street, • MACON, GA., TT AYE just received a great number ’of NEW' ’XT BOOKS, among them that splendid work by a Southern lady, which had such a run in I860, The Household of Bouveriej — OR — THE ELIXIR OF GOLD. ALSO, MIRIAM MONTPORT. By the same author. PRICE . . . $2 OO - . - EACH will GREAT EXCITEMENT! NEW YORK STORE Caused by the rush of rush OUR BUY Casli to procure Ahe goods bought LAST WEEK DURING THE BEING IN NEW YORK ut, be secured many bargains, which were offered to Purchasers. i hand, we are able to take advantage of all sroo.l bare&im,ani > tbe p<*opl,- <■: .Middle and Southwestern Georgi- Blacli Silli.8 I* the largest aud cheapest in Georgia. Black Alpaccas, Moliairs and Brilliantines! W’e have the best qualities in all grades 20 per cent, less than any retail house in the State. MOU R N ING GO 0 I) S ! BLACK 1IEKIXOKS. BO.M1!AZIXES. BEAEITZ, TAMISE, HENBIETTA CLOTHS And New Styies Mourning Goods, Z> At JsS S S at Panic Prices! GOODS COLORED SILKS, in all tlie new Shades IRISH POPLINS, in all FashionaliV Colors. CAClDIEltES at So cents, worth §1. SATINES at S3 cents, worth f 1. CAMEL'S HAIR GOODS, in Beautiful Colors JAPANESE SILKS at 43 cents, worth 73 cents and $1. POPLINS, SERGES AND L0AVER PRICED GOODS. IN ALL COLORS. AT PANIC PRICES! LADIES' CLOTHS in all colors. WATERPROOF, in different colors and qualities FLANNELS—RED, WHITE and OPERA, at REDUCED PRICES. HOUSE-FURNISHING DEPARTMENT! WE HAVE MARSAILLES QUILTS, BLANKETS, TABLE DAMASK. TOWELS, NAPKINS, SHEETING, AND PILLOW CASES. AT PANIC PRICES! I\T otions. CORSETS, HANDKERCHIEFS, SASH AND NECK RIBBONS, RUCHING, EXTRA SIZED BUTTONS. AND ALL NOVELTIES AT NEW YORK PRICES! KID GLOYES — “ OUR SPEC IA LTV.” AT SI, WORTH $1 50; AT $1 23, WORTH $2. 50 Pieces Warranted ENGLISH BRUSSELS CARPETING! To be closed out immediately at PANIC PRICES. Remember We Sell as We Advertise ! oct5tf S. WAXELHAUM & BK0 . 45, 47 and 40 Second st., and "1, 24 and I'ti Cotton avenue. C RO CKETT’S PATENT ■oM, before the Court-house floor, in tho town of Irwinton, in said county, between the usual hours of sale, on the first Tuesday in No vember next# tbe following property, to-wit: Fourteen hundred and sixty acres of Land, in the 4th and 5th districts of said county, adjoining lands of John Council., Lorry Council, William Johns nnd others, levied ou as the tiroperty of the estate of Iicbccca Jones, deceased, to satisfy twelve 11 fs* issued from Wilkinson County Court in favor of Wm. C. Parker vs James Jackson, ad ministrator ou said estate of Rebecca Jones, de ceased. Also, at the same time and place, five hundred acres of land, more or lens, including a grist and saw mill on the place; said land aud mill lying in the 5tli district of Wilkinson county, and known as the John Endy mill and place. Lcvitdonas the property Of John Eady to satisfy a li fa Issued from tbe Superior Court of said county in favor of Eugenia Cochran, administratrix vs said John EMur. Also, at the same time and place, one hundred and forty acres of land, more or less, lying in tbe 27th district of sail! county of Wilkinson, being fort* of lots Nos. 99 ami 200, lying south of the road leading from tlie Gordon spring branch, ex tending to Dr. E. J. Massey’s line of land south east. and adjoining lands of the Arcliy Smith place and 1). Solomon on tbe east; also, ten acres more or less, lying in said county, near tlvfe creek, on the road from Gordon to E. * w ~ 'I ” H ISTI AND BRASS BAND, The most stupendous organization traveling, now on their return from Havana, Cuba. W’e travel in lands where similar bands dure not follow us. smallest comedian on the stage; height thirty inches; age thirty-six. A nea* era iu Minstrelsy, introduced by this i*auy only; Six End Men,Three Bone-Play ers, Three Tamliourinists; all playing upon the etuis of the first part at tlie same time. Don’t fail to witness feature* that you have never seen. Admission—Purquette,$l 00; Gallery,50 roots. Tickets oil sale at Brown A Co.’s bookstore. l*»rt of tlie proceeds to bo devoted to the Fail* Grounds Saloon! Finest Wines, Liquors, Etc. Give us a call. TO LET—Two Bar privileges—the Colored Bar and the Grand Stand. octlOSt GRIFFIN, VALENTINO A CO. south. I S1 ™^ rt JOE.CAYl.OHP, . ..r i.,- < ! 1,11V,M.-ss Mur;:;_'. r. mortgage fi fa issued by tbe Superior Court of said county in favor of Charles II. Rog er*. survivor of tbe late firm of George T. Rogers A Son ts said Eli Fraseur. Property pointed out in mortgage fi fa. T. 31. FRKE3IAN. octll Ms Sheriff. OOaSl 00. Pork dull and nominal; new mess 50. Dry salted meats quiet; shoulders 9}. Ba li. only limitee jobbing demand; shoulders 9J; R, titles 10; C rides !**}■ Ham* scarce at 15. I Aid, tierce scam' at 8Ja9; keg lOalO}. - JP lull; yellow clarified 10; buyer* awaiting the new Uock. Molxvs*s. notiiin? doing. Whi-ky scarce; Louidana 94; Cincinnati 1 05. Coffee quiet at 22 23}. Com meal scarce; steamer 3 50. W’ilmiitotos—Spirits turpentine steady at 3$. Rosin, no salen; ♦ 30 bid for strained. Crude iur- entine quiet; hanl 1 60; jelknr dip and virgin 00. Tar steady at 2 50. Livertool— Noon—Com 32s6d. !i?—Turpentine S3■.<-1. L05DOS—Evening—'Tnr j^ntine 32s6da3Ss. Marine Hews. —Arrived. I*»i» n, Merndita. Arrived out, Assyria. Savasxah -Sailed. Worcester. America. Arrived. Virgo. .KMO.T— Arrived. Geonria. Assyria, El- inie MiddleSon. Jas. Wcotswtk Delhi, Hart. Sailed, Merwin. WalktT’8. IKK L: SCh iud Martin’s pit. , pork sausaijes, "Our Hors*,'* Third street ngt id tw.lv :n. iiL-d Huh many-colored Gills of pu-- tarul. annir and natural ms ixcx Tu d-» all this has r« ijuitXHi iu;trly ei^lit tJiOn- >iiud slifuts 4*f jMA|H*r. autcJ) rust aU'Ut This, with tireckit ofthvbill- loards—^—will jfive some idea of the <*x]M*nse of advertuuag' u i»uf show, when the nt*w«pai>eFs, <x>st of transportation in u-u curs ia special trains, tlie feed for 300 liursos, the salariiTS of the people, the hotel bills and other Docdunuiry and inci dental expenses are token into oonsid- r ration. undid line of our incomparable i pi n«*h candies and ehry*taliz<*d fruits, at J \ Walker's. 11 Mis ft.—Waselkinm must 1 that Brussels rarpetituf given t** sells it so cheap. .Mrs. L.—No, he l^uffht them the panie. and paid cash f«*r the g!.h*.~. at the New York .'Store they always s. Il ^«-»L fur hiss profit than anywhere Heads 1! to send the reef, where tb« will he ]in*mptlr iltandwl toard deliver* dravase. 1 neal ir. iQ kind* of Family G 1 w ..:.t y«hir trade. Give me a rail. ocC8 Dt E. R. RICHARDS. FOR RENT. MRS. REEVE: DISSOLUTION. o U HOGE i STEPHENS has Wr Md by mutual rTui*»-ris. Mr. A. II Si*-- .ia:. The Imsme^s uiii i»- eumeii^i ). who will settle all claims foi Abner G. Keaton, liaving filed his petition fordis- lission frdm said guardianship: j These are therefore to cite and ail monish all per- concerned to be ami appear at my ollice. •lore the first 3Ionday in Decer*’ “* ~ f cause, if any they have, why dismission should not be granted. Given under my hand oiKmll v. JAMES P. BROADAWAY. «- Hi 3m Orlimry. <•nl.-r.-f lb.-(.'..uri of Onlmary .d (jnitnian county, will be sold, ixdore the Court-house door tetbe town of Georgetown, in said county, be- ART GALLEKY i announcing tliat he is now prepared, at No. 8 COTTON AVENUE, (Riddle’s old stand) To execute ZP.IGTTX TtESI 01 every variety and style of the tween the legal hours of sale! all «>f tho lands’ be-IPHOTOGEAPHIO ART. Iwurfns to tin- e-tnt.- of J:i)))cs R. Pittman, latoof A said county, deceased; the same being the place I whereon he raided at the time of his death, .sitting of eleven hundred acres of land, more less, and lies on the Cuthbert and Georgetown road near Enon church. Sold for the purpose of distribution. Terras cash. BETSEY ANN PITTMAN, octll lawiw* Administratrix. G eorgia, dooly county.—j. h. m<- Kenzie Iiaving in proper form applied to avoided, me for permanent letters of administration on 1 th*- «->tat* < f A. J. Mi K'-hzi*-. In:.-uf viid o-unty. This is to rite all and singular the ereditara and next of kin of A. J. 3icKeiuie, to be and appear at my office within the time allowed by law, and show cause if any they can, why permanent let ters should not be granted to J. H. 3lcKenzie said estate. Witness my official signature, this October 6th, 1S73. J. R. HOL3IKS, Ordinary. octll 30.1 BORGIA.DOOLY COUNTY.—Reberea Wat- I vJ son having applied to be appointed guanli- i of the pel sop and property of John H. Andrews, niiwr under fourteen years of age, resident of ) said county. This is to cite all persons concern- i-.l. to U* and ap|* ar :>t the t.-rm of th** Court of | Onlinary, to be held next after the expiration of thirty days from the first publication of this no tice, and show cause, if any they can, why said Re.*Vx*cca Watson should not be intrusted with the guardianship of the person and property of John H. Andrews, ■■^■^rarapprarerosipj Witness n 29th. U*73, octll 30d Special attention is invited to his MELLOWTINT PICTUKES! Remarkable for a peculiar softness. Negatives retouched, whereby all blemishes are routed. Satisfaction guaranteed in every instance. oct9eodSm T. B. BLACKS HEAR. W. A. HOPSON & CO proper form applied to me for permanent letters <rf administration on the estate of John Mercer, late cl said county doroazod. This is to cite all and singular the’creditors and next of kin of John Menrr. to be and appear at my office wi: “ the time allowed by law, and sliow cau>e if a y can, why pwraaiKiif administration should [ not be granted to Joel Mercer on* John Mercer’s estate. Witness mv hand and official signature. Octo- I -r oth. 1873. J. R. H0L3IES, octllSfd Onlinary Staple and Fancy DRY GOODS ! They invite particular attention to their departments of HOSIERY, DA3IASKsi LINENS, SHEETINGS, BLANKETS, TOWELS. FLANNELS, JEANS, CASSI3IERES, SILKS, DRESS GOODS, etc^ etc. Due notice will be given of their OPENING DAY, THE HEW FEATURE — IN — Photography! —AT— PUGH’S GALLERY. K ETOUCniXG THE NEGATIVE, by which the freckles, skin, blotches, wrinkles and all imperfections incident to the sharpness of the camera obscura,are removed. I have secured the mice* of a competent retoucher, and feel assured fill ANTI-FRICTION It Never Fails, Always in Order, Runs Light, IX IS UNTO ZHTTTUVEIBTTa-1 tliat hi* work will recommend itself. >2Q-til j ml J. A. PUGH. THREE VALUABLE Cowikee Plantations! FOR RENT. J OFFER to rent for the next year Three Valuable Plantation, Ilf Barbour County, located on the South Cowikee Creek, and along th** Montgomery and Eufaula Railroad, the Batesville depot oeing about the centre of the three places. Tin* plantations an* all w.-ll wat«*n*d, and under good fences, and with good out houses, gin houses and screws, and a good dwelling house on each. Also, will rent separately, if preferred, a good WATER-MILL! A STORE HOUSE At Batesville depot, which has good custom. I also offer to sell cheap, for cash, all my stock of every kind, consisting of HORSES, MULES, CATTLE, NOGS AND GOATS. An early application will secure a good bargain. M. L. BATES, octlO 2taw£wlm Batesville, Ala. >ught for an agent tliat ’would | Purge, Purify and Strengthen At One and tbe same Time. t been rewarded bv de the fund,- :**’ *'tiy rvarsni- iumph that pharmacy • •rtaiit desideratum is EORGLt. DOOLY COUNTY.-Pour i after the date hereof, application will be l« to the Court of Ordinary of said county for I <*' e to sell all the land' I»elonging to the estate of Si rah ilakr, late of said count v dec»*a.^ed. Thi* October 6th. 1>73. J. S. BALE!', octll 30*1 Adjnini*>tnitor. DRESS MAKING! MRS. F. F. McCRABY H as removed to Poplar street, tiro door* from Second. «h**re she will continue the bu*inex» of Dre**s Making, in the I a lot and ia«>*t fashionable style*. NOTICE. fIlBLB partnership existing betWTOP Ward & A Nelson is this day dissolved by mutual con sent. G. P. Nelson wfll settle all claims, and re- i all money due the firm. P. H. WARD. G. P. NELSON. •tiring, I a*k tor 31r. Nelson from all my old customer* and their friends, a literal patron- as they have extended to me. rt5 lw P. H. WARD. NORTH BRITISH AND MERCANTILE INSURANCE COMPANY OF LONDON AND EDINBURGH. CAPITAL—GOLD - - - - $10,000,000 LOWEST BATES! Crockett’s Patent Balance Gear Portable Horse Power. Can be used in the common gin house, or you can dc 10x20 feet. Warranted to run lighter than any Power made rious.and ready to try again. 3lacliinery of all kinds made and repaired at my works. nd for circulate to CROCKETT’# IRON WORKS, .Macon, Ga. Dr. Tutr* Vegetable Liver Pills. WANTED. itu-le j () XE A >0L 1 MOULDER at once HOFIELD’S IRON WORKS. 4 FIVE r il attai of Mr. E. I 4 UG Be . I A IIAR IGHT ONE-HORSE RXFSS •klso>, b lot ot li Hwbx.id and Kitchen FOR KENT. Dut-lliiur, with thro l Tn trial 1 Squa: AvHtRS, us. Tinsley A Co.’ den At OIrier. A. J. ORR. gn|« thev prudflo , aij*l as a fa FOB BENT. Mrs. H -Well, I In-ard so Kfore, but never U licved it. Mr*. E. fold me at the AiH-ioty last Friday she only paid S5 e«mts for her bnmtiM prune colored each- mere at the N* w York Store, and I paid Messrs. $1 for my ugly dirt colored one. It makes me so mad to think M^srat ty. TU buy everything I want at the New York Store horuafUM’. ocU» tf G 1 HI KB ^ »ppl.«i f. Ol'NTY.-Phillip K**r exruij>i«on uf ia rs.»i.a *• »*i | ia '» npun toe same at lo o’clock j dav ..f»ictolvr. K.TJ at mv ulho • '* 1 »•! oAirially. C. T. WARD Onlinary. ; ruv 25 C l a Nj. gold l>v all Drum>l- •n. 1 . !i*lOii,v, Corthiidt stna-i. New ' DWELLING TO BENT. .’OMFORT ABLE DWELLING :•* Vim Booms For Bent, office ot Southern Express Cora pans ith n- Apply to J. U. HENDERSON. A* Exprew Offi,e. AS . 4 r. c.c, T.-aa. .-r> mud- rau-. A|.fi< I mean L- tf. R.VS1* ! WANTED. 10 CIGAK Apply t.. I GE<» W. HE \I). At Exchanse Ba.ik. D*. A. P. COLLINS At Collin**’ A Heath’ TO RENT. MDVO TKXEMK.VT HOUSES, or „*■ . v Lt X II'him for nrnt. ' " ' ' >L1YER. DOIT.IA8 i-ro. DENTISTRY. J^R- EMERS<jN ha*, returned to \ Assignee’s Sale. X>T rirtu • of an order of the Ketriater in Bank- j I> ruptejr. I .ill >ell, in EatoOton. Putnam i j,,ur:tv, Oeorria, on Satunlay. the 1 -ti: -lay of October tr-xt, at publie outoty. to the hi)rhe«t bid- ■ier. the foUowing HOperS. belongi.iff to the es tate of Wilkins Linch. Bankrupt: Two-tenths < nmlirided intemt in the mill property rftuted al««t --iurht miles fn.m Eatooton, aim known as -Linch', Mill." torether with the interest of said I Wilkins Linefa in tlie bs.ks of account belomring 1 tOsasflUD. ROBERT A. NISBKT. , sops; ls-.St A—J-nse. | COAL winter stocks of Opfll would do well to send in th«-ir orders tefore the 10th instant, a* after that time we will charge winter rates. . n ~ 00 <>ct5tf BUTTS A RO?vS- Notice in Bankruptcy. FOR RENT OR LEASE !. *’tE I* lr AT piTR C THK SOUTH E RN i)IS- 1 TE1CT OF OEORGIA. I In the matter of John Z. Maddox-Bankrupt orv Grove, Crawford a ’Store-house, Black- In the matter of John smith shop and Dwelling, with all necromry out- j In Bankruptcy htiiMtinr*. One of the 1-^t country stands in , rpo whom it may conc*m.—The nnder*igne<l Mkidlefteargia. All of which is in excellent re- J hereby gives notice rf 300 a lid.-. <ud bnn ad j< i be rented on r MRS. M. E. DANIKLLY. Knoxville, Ga Or J. P. BLASENGA3IK. excellent re- j J ~ hereby gives notice of his appointment istin? ' a-ssignee of John Z. Maddox, «*( tbe county of Put- ” * iuub. and State of Georgia, within said district, who hn* teen adjudged a Bankrupt upon hi* own petition, by t^te District Court ol said district. WHOLESALE CLOTHING STORE in order to meet tlie wants of our growing 1 eitv, we have gone largely into the WHOLESALE CLOTHING BUSINESS- TVe are now opening n large Stock, Bought From the Manufacturers, Expressly for the Wholesale Trade. TUE WILL DUPLICATE ANT BILL BOUGHT IN NEW YORK, UN LESS BY A JOBBER WINSHIP & CALLAWAY. Srpt21tf national hotel (FOBMEHLY SPOTTSWOOD, NEARLY OPPOSITE THE PASSENGER DEPOT. Thi. Home l-o. been THOROUGHLY RENOVATED from tmmmmt to ■■ ttic. BOARD #3 I’^H; DAY. p. WHELAN, Prop- Rifle. Gm. Housekeepers’ Situation Wanted \ WIDOW LADY. Mted ehout thirty, with oral small child, dc*»ire* h situation a* house- k ’-per in a family, a hotel or public institution. Ia w Mmr'Li make ficnwlf u^fui, and will bring un it. te-titiKWiiab* of good character. Apply to the termor Editor of tte* Telegraph. auj£» tf i scp27 law34 CHAS. COUNSELMAN & CO., General Commission Merchants, Boom 14. Oneotal Building, CHICAGO. Refer to W. A Huff. Mmu. m»yi 6m Fine Mule* and Horae*. W*G have just received direct from the Blu. Mules ever offered in this market. Parti.** want ing dray mule*, or planters wanting ]*air» of mules to fill out their t.*nu to exhibit nt th ■ fair. tor tbe 3280-premium, can b»‘ supplied at returna ble price*. We have also five nice Saddle and ~ ” ’iich we will sell low for ca.sh. W. F. ANDERSON * CO. i ■A 1 FOE SALE. prescribed bv 1: j. l'i»’ k " MOdlw |{i!l C**3»ietcr\ 5 ncres. inclutlin- i county, with man.