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LUDDEN & BATES, SOUTHEItN MUSIC HOUSE, SAVANN AH. GA. MORE PATTERNS AND PRETTIER ONBS THAN AST ONE i ever broarht he Mv^urtte, AimiittU-r, Velvet. Brass*-1' Brash and G ; AMB OLD STAND AND NEW STORE Hsron. Ga. TO MERCHANTS AND PLANTERS IN Connects with the Albany T and the Fort Gaines Train at l cept Sunday. Albany Ttain connects dally Gulf Railroad Trains at Alban Arlington on Blakely Extension Wednesday ami Friday, returni COLUMBUS 1 DAY PASSKNi rolls Domestic Ba: 100 do ‘‘Elephant” Bagging. 50 hales Gunny Baggijig, 2 1 200 rolls Southern Bagging, 2 10,000 lbs Arrow Ties. 25 hales Bagging Twine. Arrive at Columbus 12;43 a m Leave Columbus A 1:2& a M Arrive at 31an>n &*5 a M KUFAULA NIGHT FREIGHT AND ACCOMMODATION TRAIN. Leave Macon. 9:10 P M Arrive at Eu/auJa. Arrive at Albany 7:22 A M 5:45 P M 8:80 P M 5:20AM -—— Macon and Kufmila on this schenlule Sunday, Monday, Wednesday and Thurday nights, connect at Simthvillo with trains to Albany; VIRGIL POWERS. Engineer amt Superintendent. COLLINS & LITTLE octllly [7^ROM the results of the use of our Cotton and F Com Fertiliser the pa*t thn-e aaam and ve experience with it last season for Wheat, wo re induced to put up for sale our mixed cliciui- ds for the Fall aud Winter Crops. The Corn- xind is made up of the same chemicals ax our Dtton aud Com Fertilizer, but in different pro- >rtions, as winter crops will bear more stirnu- — *u— .i *rn in summer. lating than thus.- irrovv i The Compound Contains all the Elements of Peruvian Guano, And will we think, prove as rapid a forcer as the best granes. The Wheat Crop is such an impor tant one to our country that we are anxious to hare our planters use this Compound. It will be seen that it is even cheaper than Cotton Seed*, and is of great permanent improvement to the soiL Tliese chemicals not only fast one season, but we know of instances in which they have been very plainly perceptible on the ‘ HARLEY SHEAF” STOVES, and have i with them the DOWN DAY PAfidKNGKR TRAIN. The demand for tickets is unparalleled, and all desiring to pa it input- in the drawings should at once form their clubs and send in their orders. AGENTS WANTED in all States, Cities and Towns tn the V. S. and Canatlis. Money should lie sent by Registered Letter, I*. ,p. Order or Express, with the full address of the purchaser in plain writing. Every package of 11 tickets has a chance to win 11 prizes, but positively certain to win one, while one person out of every ten who purchase a pack age of 11 is bound to win two prizes. For further information and particulars, senu for.circulars to the Manager and Prppnctor. and WM. B. JOHNSTON. JOHN J. GRESHAM, juljrgi to Crockett’s Patent Balance Gear Portable Horse Power. Can bo used in the common gin house, or you ran do you trinniiur in a log cabin, or a 10x20 feet. Warranted to run lighter than any Power made. It has had its trial sad came off ’ riou-sand ready to try again. 3Iachinery of all kinds made and repaired at my works. 1 Send for circular, to oc^lOtf CROCKETT'S IKON WORKS, Macon, ti *p23eod3in OLLKCTIOXS PROMPTLY ATTENDED TO. fcbl51v tI t vr/w.v n j - > t J. GAMBLE. A. W. GIBSOX. PLANTERS’ BANK, .jaonoo .. 18,450 R ECEIVES PteojAdiwuro Fuw.kinsd • *rlk» Rselmr -*e; also. Ml tnd straw. Collect :• ms made at all wraaihle points. Interest I«ud on Deposits whe* made tar a udM time. i’M.J.ASD*RSON. Pn n’t. W. E. BcowN.Oash'r xmuKrroos fm. J. Aodarson, Cot Rush L. IVnnard oi. win. Felton. Dr. IT. A Mathews, kOOO prizes of 10 Quarters$2.50. v-i bv tV* Slate,* re all anwd, and all drawings ; f sworn commissioners. 1- published in the Sl if drawing sent to pur- scheme the last day of Its Money Orders, ss. Send tor a Draft Oi FTENTERPRISE Siiisin 31I RR.lV, MILLER 1 CO. H. St. IxXiis. ic CHOICK TRI06. PorllirtiSrha l« r... K.v * S Ti.i. i. JuJ . a:. R1VKK OK I.IFB. For '•.bh.lh- Forking Hrnllr. »nd 40 other con CHKKRFl'I. VOICES. For Com: By L-O. Bmqngn. - - . - HOUR OF SINGING. For High A CERTAIN CURE FOR CHILLS AID FEVER. STANDARD. For Cb> i Emerson and i*almrr DEVOTIONAL CHIME: By Asa Hull. MUSICAL TREASURE, and Instnimental.) Seven ad rairably condi are1*> ir numbered to lb perfectly h each fitffid ts Ei'l>«rK<tX m RLT>"4* 1 lAmsr. of Macon . and druggists and nria. Fk'nda. Ala., and South Carolina prevail. E- & LOYLESS. G* riecal Agent. ERNEST PESCHKE’S Macon Standard Mean DK. WOODBEIDGES PAIN LINIMENT Time, H AVING perfected my arrangements to correct the slightest error in the time-kwj*sng of rc> fii.e loralstor, by th* crcrtx*n of an observatory ami me of th»* must approved TRANSIT INSTKl • ME NTS. for the purpesa* of otaert inr the meridian of the sun and stars, 1 will be able to keep the exact Marun mean time U> within a fraction erf a sect.ud. * m m SptcuU attention paid to the Repairing and Rating of fine Watches, as icell as all kinds •gee work •tads to order, jul27 ly EMuVhS in from five to twenty minutes the . - >.* \. .••* : :4-4 NFl R.AL<tlA and KM Kl’M ATl>M. .liMg^rrj s-pere !*tht- ST l KKN ES> «‘F TH11 JulNTS which K-Uita amenanw- th** »a-t. It *1»» cr.res RAINS OF THE JOINTS in tarlvc hour* GUM-BOILS. NERVOUS HEADACHES. CHAS. COUNSELMAN & CO, General Commission Merchants, Rouen 14. Onental Building. CHICAGO. B*4r to W. A. Huff. M*o«v ma>Y km GRIER HOUSE FORSYTH. GEORGIA J fi. GRIER, the proprvtor. has rvdmrd ibr- • rate* of fewni u> i^r day for the herv-rn uf trandt-n and partte* n»mr to il** i IK liar. nd Ti-.th hex. m fra a udc to rive mxnute»;al» Knur Warm .-vud M*-nmgim. The nerond w: *** ctin^i in Hnaonuk. n lr-u:utin ihv la*t i a few mmutes, the (cun in tb** head and neck, nd th- rvo-t*ly thr mus-k* erf the nock. Srt* rirrubirsfTii'.tamingct-rUflcatre of it* virtue* »,m ih -*c who hair uad it. at th<* Drug Storeso l ft H ALL. Macon, and H F. ULMER. Sa\ioi- ah a ho halt* it for sak. Addrvst order* t* Lib- D (i Wotii BkiihLC. XMi-wti . Itwamwirk. Ga. ordering tliein. All letter* mu*l b>- add rvxxed to Main Otfic**. p>l W. Fifth Street. wctlcUaCu L. D. SINE. Box 86. Cincinnati, O THE MACON DAILY TELEGRAPH ANT) MESSENGER: WE ONES DA Y OCTOBER 15: 1R73. GEORGIA M1MTART IXSTITITE roKVICN Rl-Clcl* ana Mnierr. j Corel* ■llllar, la.II,utc. I In July, ^7-, n smell numl.-r of tho J ei^Mwlot* an.l Pwrf—ou of the Georgia i Mil)t.irv In.utute met in the ,-itv of M.* action r- iirn I netu ami ar^anizcil thenmelve. into the Manarehut. A.~« iation of the ex-Ciuf, t.. and Profeaa- mtbl.-ntly a.x- «™of the Georgia Militmr In*tituto, and usvu I •■bnrted Captain Jolin MUledg»*a President. ' ,n: - MEUCEE UNIVERSITY ml the | MACON, GA. NOTES. »,..! II— no , (|> r jM tl iva.titutional. areeliri- , .litoral •Ihlrit'.' kM ■ There i a* to the eonceai _ -I i. (aid t • N [..»rt a motion tor the j J* UdhwoIt, l*e|. Secretary; li. . M n-irehy at the re. G.J.I... l>q.. Tr-xe'iTer. I iiainher. Their pro-I Captain MiLl.-hre, through tho pape: .• r»*'tyrati«»n of ! the State, called on all th»? as-eadets ru nd jgixlmuie-ntary “^'1 i>rofea.-gjrs to meet iaconrention on on of the txmntry Do- lrt day of S»*ptember, 1S73, in the i r 'j n<l the imm«Hiiate '-*>tf of AtlantH. I »hi 'nnnt-GenoraJ of In seapaose to that invitat-on about • nothing definit-- eighty of in* nut and enrolled ovn-dvea a> '"j* ion* the Count of ) members of the Association, at the Mine Wilh m full corp» « the Kilbp j. xaid L. l»Te iua‘l»* in r»x r »Ar»l f tim ^nd policy of the future ^or- It is, however, alleg'd that in ♦*,-r to hi* supporters he declares that v JdtfCt is the union of parties in Fraac*- "j the rMtorstSon of b.-r glory, groat- ^ pr r-j»t»rity, on«l h»- rt*i»udiaG**- th»- ■strBtioo of introdti''inz extreme rvustive - ,-,crva, or of attacking Italy. TV*Ciriita Cattolica, the official •rgan jUxnMM Court, lays down the fol- 9 Mi pD ^mmme to be adopted by the \ . ^ (jkiVvrnment for the *al ration of Ff*»rv. "in regard to her internal p»jl- v " the P*I H ’* r ’’Fnuics han only to j'aygg batwrCQ lr«gitimate niouarchy in C irfijfinol form And truth, and with all cooseqnen« or the abysH, either ^.Jratio# Ly her King or the fate of Spaiu jpj Poland.** Aooortling to the Clnlta. U^t two-thinls of the French are con- of the inevitability of tbnr-e alt*-r- * Abrtsul, France can be only the ,^-tioushut hsphaiWt enemy of those w ... }, .-fal.lii.il tlu-ir pre- ^i,!ely h i»- to hold their plac.- by the ,i-#aru*L 4>, ‘ of Fiance. The policy of • • -ith.-r a timig of uio. k- ry , r» l<rp»d • »l preparation of war on Prus- '.fts&'tthi- kingdom of Italy. The dos- •rurt.on of Franee has iMendoddsd upon .& the **■< n't plans of the Jlt-rlin Sjttzm* ai.<1 in tbs iHwts of tho Italian Carlionori. Wonderful dinpeivation of Providonco! pbr two States which are most intent i.p4i d«»tr»»yiiiR the j*r<*x]*erity and cxist- ,i- of France, are me same whicii ar« waging the most relentless war on tin t «tholic Church* The German Em pin la* conceive! the insane Idea of destroy ;nj Catholicism and atolishing Papacy ly the aid of Italy. And as France forms L.c greatest obstacle to the execution of i!,. v projects, liotli States vent upon that .. uatry the rage which fills their hearts ajpunst the Church/* *• Illustrious France for the present ha* but to jevpare morally, politicaHy and physically for the events tho future has in • ,t<*•.- for her. May she understand how to he patient and craftly towanls her en- nai«a ; may she reply to their insolent pro- T<«-xtions by the pniofs of her progress in mi**)* ami strength. Then sho may ,,.unt upon renewing in Europe in the not far distant future the gesta Dei per /"reams." The Republicans are making great ef- foiU to thwart tne designs of the Mon- xn'hists. The Left is entirely united and the Republican journals of all shmlos are imsminous in *upj»orting the Candidab-.s who iiledgo thtmisclvcH to vote for the. republic. Monsieur do IUnnusat, Minis ter of Foreign Affairs, under Thierv, has o.iuMakMi to contest an election in tho •h'jariment of tlte Garonne against the Monarchist*' candidate. Thiers, himself, ins letter to the Mayor of Nancy, declin ing to visit that city at present, am the f-lluwtug words: **Wo (the Left) must defend the republic, the principles of 17*!#, and the tricolor, without which a couitUsr involution would Lx an odious and pa olting lie." Tho Gaulois, tho well known organ of the Imperialists, had an nounced that a list would be opened at it. office for the formation of a Bonaparte League, but the Minuter of the Interior i-tiied w order prohibiting the project. Though divided on internal questions, all partus in France are united on the war of revenge to bo undertaken at some future time. And when Victor Hqgo »]H‘uk» ®f the *' volcano ** that is weigli- iuf on his hftjuat, Franci* liatens in hrtMtiihsi sileSoo to the voice of tho grali pro]>het. Plans fortifications and the division of the country into l ighte n military districts are the load' ing questions diMnisscd in military dr- chw. He.'ides the new forts to be erected snsind Paris, it is proponed to establish four fortitiod camps against Germany, that the house of Franco may gain *‘doon> ami windows" again. The court-martial of Marshal Baxaln is in wa * ion and will, probnbly, continue six tuoulhs. In reply to Uio Chauvinist agitations in Franc.* clamoring for ” revenge," the Gorman Government is prepared for any emergency. The teal of the military uuUioritii* to farther improve U>e effi ciency of the army ddcs not relax an in stant, and the new works of fortification an? push*! forward ao rapidly, that, already within a few mouths, they will bj in a provisional state of affairs. The prosecution* ngomst tlie clergy, ls>th Untilolic and Ihvtestant, charged with having viohited the provisions of the ecclesiastical laws, continue. Tho govern men t Udctcrmincd on maintaining lU authority, on tho principle that every . it iicii is subject to the laws of the land. Some Protestant corporations offer stout and bitter a resistance to the gov ernment as the most ultramontane bish ops, Tojmlgo from the tom* and lan guage of the Hessian Consistory, the pious pastors composing that body con sider themselves the direct representa tive* of Jesus Christ on earth, holding their mandate ly the immeiiate author ity of our Lord. The defiant attitude assumed by Count Lidochowxki. Archbishop of Posen, is be- ginning to till the Polish aristocracy with {•right hope* for the cause of Poland; and the lYzodlad Polski, the organ of the uatioiial party, t nthusiastienlly ex- j>ri*v( s itself as fbUowv t *• Visibly the ]evv of Count Loilochowski is incrcos- ing and assuming historical proportions; with calmm^ss and dignity he faces the ►term, and filling the duties of the priest he serves at the asms time the national cause ami the wishes of all honest men and uoble hearts; the wishes of tho op pressed national camp are following him. Ut us, thervforo, take part in thin ►truggle; let us Kittle manfully, and sF.'pt as our model the head of our church—the head of our Polish church— who given us an example of prudence and firmness." The Prussian Diet will re-assemble in XovemK r and continue sitting until Feb- ruary, In which month Die new Imperial IVhau.i at is to l*e ooovoked. The Ch*{i>Ur adminfetmtiop continue* successfully to restore order in Spain. The Carlist insurrection has suffered a severe ehxkJ:, jurtly ©wing b* thi* better discipline enforced among tho Republi- oun troops, portly duo to tho dissensions that have sprung up within their own ranks. Don Carlos has issued postage stamps bearing his image. Tho Republican insurgent mon-of-war ooutinui* their nefarious work of bom barding defenceless pla os, oecosiooal^y varying Uieir pastime by making a do- !i« isvl'!. either to piwuro prt>- . .ipp:vpri.ib* in the name of liUrtJ oGwr people', p«>p«rty to thoir own use. Oartagena is still in the hands of ihv insur^enti. Tho>tate of affairs in the city, however, lxmlers on anarchy. Audits fall may be looked for every day. The fiercest element of the mob as • .!'«•>. assuming ooii- trolof public affairs and loginning to ao- cu>. Contreras, their leader, of txviiaon, because he lias not y« t carried out the rociai liqnidatao© promised them l*efore, * *•*: ... *:.■{ the Canton of Mur cia ray- that if thoso measures are much •ger delayid, the j people will take the informs into its own fiands. and concludes one » f it.x louii-mouthevl, pompous tirade* CARPETS, CARPETS! »K AT THEM THE LARGEST AND HANDSOMEST sYO AT THE LOWEST PRICES. Dutch. Hemp and Venetian. HANTS AND PLANTERS li- e»nl thout tfSptr is t*v. i*yabk ?2u« t January, i irn. and ap- r - exnw-aiy reque 6 day »rf opemnr, her infurmation \.t letter, Jsp. J. bbantLt. Seen-tarT Faru.lty changing the name the Association of ex-Cadots and Profi-P^.rs, j to Association of ex-Cadets and Office of ! On< f G-'.r^a Military Inxtitut*-. uo-1 .Uitinp , that the objects of the A.-w-ociatlon were: r !-,r 1st. To cht-rian the remembenes of; E-.r the (Iajs we spent at the Georgia Mili- 1 ftd, r tory Institute; of the friendship* we there I formed; and of the noble deeds of her sons. 2<L To compile, as nearly as possible, a complete roster of all who were ever in any way connected with the Institution; and especially a roll of honor of all those who died in defense of the*r country. 3d. And above all, to do everything ini a r A nvrT\Tf'i "OTTO C! our power, individually and collectively, j Mol J. X JLJJN VT, li U \JTO to rs-estahfish our beloved Alma 3fater. CARPETS Oil Cloths. We would, therefore, earnestly urge all those who retain any love for the Georgia Militvy Institute—for the .StaL- of Geor gia, or for the cause of education, to en rol their names os members of the Asso ciation, and to aid us, with all their powers, in a work calculated to be of so much benefit to the Estate. At all events, .send us your names with the date of entering and of leaving, a.i well as your present occupation, and the position you held during the war, with thecomumnd to w.hich you wore attached. A1 o, plcaae send us the names of all those in jour knowledge, who have died, with tho date and circumstances of their death. Also the names of any who are at so great a distance that they will probably not see this address. The Association is organized with the following officers: Prehiilout—Capt. Jo)in /diHedge, At lanta, Ga. i Vice Presidents—Milo S. , Freeman, Macon, Go.; James W. Robertson, Mari etta ; S. J, Hill, Newnan; J. B. Bridges, Atlantii. ■ Secretary—Charles J. Pratt, Griffin. Treasurer—C. W. Henderson, Atlanta. Also a Boon! of Trustees consisting of ten from the Association, and five from the State at large, whose duty it shall be to examine into the merits of the differ ent localities proposed, and select a site, to use their influence with the Legisla ture to secure a charter and an appropria tion for erecting and endowing the Insti tute. The trustees selected from the Asso ciation are: Col. J. W. Robertson, of Cobb; Gen. P. M. Young, of Bartow; Gen. R. II. Anderson, of Chatham; Capt. John Milledge, of Fulton; CoL E. F. Luwsou. of liurko; Milo S. Freeman, of Bibb; S. J. Hill, of Coweta; W. E. H* Lnarj’, of Spalding; Gen.G.P. Harrison, of Aubflrn, Ala. Thme from the Stab* nt Large are: Gen. Jos. E. Johnston, of Chatham; Hon. Jos. E.’ Brown, of Fulton; Hon. David Irwin, of Cobb; Hon. J. B. Gumming, of Richmond; Hon. W. A. Huff, of Bibb. Thus it will be seen we have some of the Strongest and best men in the State en- gugod in the work. Governor Smith, in an address delivered before our )fody, was kind enough to manifest a deep interest in the cause, and promised to do all in his power f?r the rc-establishment of the Institute. We congratulate ourselves that we have made an excellent beginning; and with the aid of all the ex-cadets and offi cers, we shall be able to carry out all our plans to a successful and glorious con summation. It is our enterprise. It is we who owe a debt of gratitude to the Georgia Mili tary Institute! It Is our friends,,our children, and our State that are to be benefitUnI by the establishment of the Institute, and tee must do the work. Wo therefore again urge all who were over in any way connected with the Geor gia Military Institute to send in your names to the Secretary, and give us your countenance ami aid. A. Smith, Jr., Chairman Committee. MATS, ETC T u.ulactorjr, of t lurrd price*. i CAKl-ETS. FIRST NATIONAL BANK of MACON TRANSACTS A HEMAL RANKING BCSjjHt DIRECTORS: L C. PLANT. D. FLANDERS. H. L. JEWETT, W. B. DINSMORE II. R PLANT. D. S. LITTLE. G. H. HAZLKHURST. L a PLANT, President. W. W. Wriolkt, Cashier. _ nmlQ-tilnovl* I. C. PLANT & SON, Bankers and Brokers, MACON, GA. Buy anil Sell Exchange, Gold, Silver, Stocks and Bonds. Deposits Received. On Which Inf erraf will he Allowed, AS AGREED Uro>\ PAYABLE ON CALX*. Advances made on Colton and Pro duce In Store. co'li.kctio.ns FmojfPTi.v att*.td*d to _ v\l» If C -A. Ni rtiNO. I W/P.Oooi>*u. President. | Cashier. CITY BANK MACON’. OBpRRIA. Clip it nl ^00,000 Dollars. « k of the aliore a ff-mj'in thi> markrt now in n ingdailj dirwj fnsn quality of »«!» and at ndnerd HOl>V BKUSSELS 1 TA i’ES'J JiV BUUSSELS CARPETS, ! THIIEE-l'LV CARPETS. EXTRA SUl-EK CAKPETS, 1 MEDIUM im l LOW GRADE CAB- PETS. VKNETI.VN' CAItPETS, HEMPS CAKPETS. VELVET KUOS. HP.USSELS BUGS. BEAVEK BUGS MATS OF ALL STYLES, FLOOE OIL CLOT US, LEN'OLILUH FLOOR CLOTHS. FELTS AND DRUGGETS. TABLE OIL CLOTHS, COCOA HATH St 18. CANE MATTINGS. CANTON -MATTINGS, WINDOW SHADES, WALL PAPERS. Pitn-hWf*n an invital to oxamino my .tock br- for.- buyinr. aa 1 can .bow a crater variety and at :■» K>«r iirion n. any market in the South. So. m t h Tty street, next door to Bow A Cole- rnati’. wholesale dry aocsla bouse. sep11e.«l3m B. F. BOSS. F. FABEL, STAR AND TALLOW CANDLE& S0A1 J S, LARD OIL. Office, No liWt«t 3fninStp»«et. between Find and Sorond. FaClQrv, N«w. 7^. 18, 77. 79 and SI 3Iaiden h between Ohio and Adams Streets. LOUISVILLE, KY. Caah j uid for Tallow, Lanl and Grease. aptfSrtm CAUTION. BUT 05LT THE GENUINE FAIRBANKS SCALE, MAXrFACTCRKP BT E. & T. FAIKBANXS & CO STANDARD SCALES! Stock Scales. Coal Scale*. II at Scales.Dai ry Scales. Copntee Scales, etc, etc % MALE* REPAIRED PHuMPTLY AND REASONABLY. For Bale al«>. TroemmVa CoffA? and Drue 31 ills, CofptfhK Hells, all sites Letter Presses, %Oc. TUT BOUT PERFECT Alarm Cash Drawer! MILES ALARM TILL CO.’S Vse Them. SOLD AT Fairbanks' Scale Warehouses, Fairbanks & Co., 31111 road way, Mew York, 1<M Baltimore Street. Baltimore, 53 Gamp Stn**t. New Orlcan*. FAIRBANKS A EWING, Maaimk* Hall. Pbiladcliihia. FAIRBANKS. BROWN A CO, 2 Milk Street, Bouton. For «*le by CARHABT <3c CURD. * iKis ** * M-i-t WM. & HOLT. J SO. B. ROSS. $300,000 ! RUGS. id Beam-Mud MATS. Velvet. Brawls Beam. Wool. Wool Border. Oil* CLOTHS. Floor and Tsbl*. SHADES. liras; Hollands. Buff. Blue and White; Yen. tian B WALL PAPERS. Kochty-flve patterns, from 10 rents per roll to $1.50. BUltKE&COBB, FIRE AND LIFE INSURANCE AGENTS 68 Second Street. Macon, Georgia. Home Insurance Company, of New York. CASH CAPITAX ! *2,500,000 00 CASH ASSETS... 4.40S.573 BURKE A COBB, Agents. Virginia Fire and Marine Insurance Co OF RICHMOND, VIRGINIA. CASH CAPITAL ....$200,000 00 CASH ASSETS .; 342,000 OJ BURKE & COBB.Ai North Missouri Insurance Company, OF ST. LOUIS, MISSOURI. CASH CAPITAL S 500,000 00 CASH ASSETS 1,030,413 81 BURKE A COBB, Agents. Equitable Fire Insurance Company, CASH CAPITAL.., CASH ASSETS OF NASHVILLE, TENNESSEE. $200,000 00 244,444 25 BURKE A COBB, Agents. Cotton States Life Insurance Company, OF MACON, GEORGIA. ASSETS, NEARLY $500,000 00 sep27 2aw4m # BURKE & COBB, Agents, Three Hundred Stoves! GUARANTEED'! WE liarr just received two car lcmIs Great Benefactor," "Sunny South," “Cotton Plant," “Stewart,' 1 And other first da** Cookinr Stoves; also, a fine assortment of HEATING STOVES. The largest anti U st assortnit-nt of ENAMELED GRATES ever brought to this market. Also, fivm the Bar- low Knife to tho finest POCKET CUTLERY! And from the rhenjiest to the best IVORY HANDLE TABLE CUTLERY A large lot of Wood and Willow Ware, Crockery and Glassware, and a full lint* of House Furnish- t*Good*.and manufacturers of and wholesale and retail dealer* in Tin Plate, Sheet Iron and. Plain and Pressed Tin Ware of all descriptions. Call or send your orders, as now is the time to buy your f.dl stork of Hardware and House Furnlshliu? Goods, on as good terms as any bouse of the kind in the State. Prompt attention given to all orders. Oliver, Douglass & Co., t tf No. 42 Third street. Macon. Ga. Boots and Shoes! FOR THE FALL TRADE, 1873. No. 3 Cotton Avenue and 66 Tliird Street. ONE OFTHK BEST SELECTED STOCKS OP BOOTS AND SHOES Ever offered by us in this market. indies’, Misses’, Children’s, Gents’, Boys’, and Youths’ Wear. mprisit!* all varieties and styles from the heavy brown to the most delicate Flipper, made to or- r and of the be*t material. Country merchants will find it to their advantage to examine our stock, from nhidi equally goal selection* can be mails at prices that will eoanare favorably witli tlioae nl th/ Northern rities. * In the retail department, we have, at Na S Cotton avenue and ftft Third stnvt, all tlie latest styles of Ladies*, Gentlemen’s and Children’s Boots, Shoes, Gaiters and Slippers finished in the must cleir.ut manner, and warranted durable, to all of which wo would invite our friends and the public tcejierally 1-.1II and examine. MIX & KIRTLAND. GEORGIA MILLS Presklent. R. F. Uvros, Caahier. EXCHANGE BANK OF MACON. Office In hutT» New Building. Receives Deposit^, BUTS AND SILLS EXCHANGE. Makes Advances on Stocks, Bonds, Cotton in Store. Also on Shipment* of Cotton. Missouri State Lottery! LrffAlIzcd by State Authority and Brawn In Public at St. Louis. Grand Single Number Scheme! 50,000 NU3IBEI18. .CLASS K TO BE DRAWN OCT’R SI, 1S7S. 5,880 PRIZES, AMOUNTING TO $300,000. Plano*. Organs Vlu^ic, of .Uudcal InntrumcntHm l.ar^t Stork in thr Noiitli. I.our*>t Prims In thr Koutli. Best Instrument* in the South Don’t -Bwy a. Piano Withuut tirst writing us tor prices. W<s an? the most extensive Piano Dealers South and can sell the cheapest. Your choke from live of the heat makers in the United States—an; style and price desired. Fine pianos, 7 octave, rosewocsl coaot carved lees, at $265. $275, $2t«0, warranted for five rears; superb pianos at ^>>1*. $^50 and ^S75 The very beat pianos at c-wk*. $4U». hh $«**. ^550 and {ML .Pianos sold by npsfi Mathh pur* in cut*. Piano-* lor rent, lhanus now* shipi«xl to all parts of the South. Bvenr one thinking of buying is invited to write us for lowest cash or time prices. Illustrated catalogues sent free. Headquarters for the celebrated If AS ON AMI HAMLIN ORGANS l B»*st and cheapest. New styles ami New Prices. Send for cmtalocue. triune full di script ion. Churches. Schc»>i*« ami Teocnera liberally dealt with. Onrans delivered free of dmre to each buyer in any port of the South. 1‘rices same as attaetofy. Sheet Music and Music Books. A splendid stock. The best publications of eve „ publisher always on hand. Largest discount tb Dealers, Teachers and Schools. Any piece of 3Insic or Music Book mailed post-paid, on receipt of retail prices. Catalogues free. IF YOU WANT A Violin. Guitar. Flute, Accordean, Flutina, Fife, Flageolet, Cornet. Drum, sett of prime Strings or anything under the sun iu the music line, we can furnish it. Goods sent C. O. L>. for examina tion to any taut of the South. Our order trade is immense. We advertise largely, keep wlrnt wo advertise, perform what we advertise to do, and in this way have built up The Iiargest Trade in the South! Send for price lists, circulars, catalogues, speci men copies, of Southern 31u>ical Journal, §1 per year, and try us with an order. seplSSm JOHNSON ifc 3 MIT a THIRD CROP. The chemicals are all finely pulverized and well mixed, having been run through a fine seive, and will readily permeate through the mass. If it is not convenient to get dry stable or lot manure, you can use ashes which have been leached, or dry muck or rich loam. Sand should not be mixed with the chemicals. Wlwtover is used should be moderately dry. Th© chemicals are put up in good tight barrels, well coopered, and three (S) barrels hold 800 jxmnds net weight. Tlie price is $25 50, delivered in tho depot at 31a- con. for the 800 pounds of chemicals, cash. Sixty day dr ifts will be taken as cash. Orders may be sent to us direct, or through any of our agents. In our Fertilizer business we have associated with us DU. P. R. HOLT, of Fort Valley. Ga and parties can be supplied with his Fertilizer c ours, as they may desire. We can supply a good article of soluble Phos phate of Lime wnicli, when composted with cotton seed and stable mauure, makes a good manure at cost of from §10 to §15 per ton of 2,000 lbs. HUNT, RAN KIN & LA3IAR.7 Wholesale Drug and Chemical Warehouse. 82 and 84 Cherry street, Macon. Ga. sopGtf DR* i r ,il i i‘ SPECIAL FLAVORINGS. t.LMLLA, LE.1I0S, KTl ., /or Fiavonng Ire Cream, Calw aad Pastrj, With great care, )ty a ueiv process, we extract from the true, select fjruit* and Aromatics, cacli cluinc’—vst ic tla- -JT, and |)nHlt»- ?<VaroW»^» of f:irf nf'Jlenct. Of great strength and jterfta purity. - So.pnutmmtt atU Kitru flauu- n.t represented. A'odtffil—eatii bdtlefuh measure, hotting one-/, a 1 / more thnnotheri purporting to hold tame q atililn. Use them oner,, tcill use no other. The most delicate, delicious favors ever made. Sc superior to the cheap extracts. Ask for Dr. Price’s. Special Flavorings. Manu factured only by STEELE & PRICE, Depots. CHICAGO and ST. LOUIS. Manufacturers of Dr. Price's Cr~~" Bating Pomier. METROPOLITAN . v..t.-i .. without rival PW. which is ,< pniM, to its i and eternal in: the noble, the xwoIbU\ In* ’ >*t thi> gigantic city, the history of fr»*»* poo- lh! CarLu^eua. Ewrnal rible dslenders. Curse* (Of T .» journey of Victor Emanuel to Vienna .in 1 lh rlin is very favorably oom- ttfBliii nponbv the liberal pn.w* of Itolv. The G « ruuoi lit Hand papers have vied with ‘ • ft her to w« l.>.tne the Kinp on Ger- '•>.!. :tJi< 1 the Nord JVutEi'bt All^e- ■*vi:u* Z. tung. Hismarok’.** i»rgan. I«ay* a g * ing tribute to the ^roat service* he t' u jeht»*i1 his .’ountry l»y his unflinch- i« \, t, v .n to tin. aatiosial cause. The • I Victor Emanuel is now generally - L i i.^.ji a.- .i peaceful ilemonstration t Fnuioe! t.- Ting that country with- *t renortiug to thrt*ati4, that an agffros- f *ve \» ;u- for the restoration of the tempo- > p.aer of the Holy See would osmpel I’.e.y t.i renew the aihanoe with Gwrmoay. JhMMO. • ktiuiaUvl that the hridge k-ituxipoi at St. Louis, with s, will cost |V*,OUU,0UU. We are still offering to theTnule our celebrated brands of Flour WILEY’S XXXX, PEARL DUST, AMBER AND CORAL. Wc challenge competition in the grades of Flour offerer*!. Our XXXX has no sujerior. These are manufactured by us, and we Haim but manufacturers' priues, as they are handhiLbut unit; \Te do mrf, and never hare charged DRAY AGE on our Flour. TIk* attention uf the trade is r»*»pe<tfully tailed to our BRAN, possessing, as it does, a large per centage of middlings, and is \erj nutritious and palatable to stock. GRAHAM FLOUR, always on hand. Remember, Flour is Our Specialty. BURR & FLAKDEBS, sepiltf Ka 4 BLAKE’S BLOCK. CHANGE OF SCHEDULE 8 t-PK«n re , K -. G Oxn«M*B. i ^} O N and after Sunday, 12th instant, fur ther notice, trains on this rood will run follows: DAT PASSENGER. DAILV, (8C5DATS BXCK /X*®'L Leave Macon Arrive at Macon ‘** su v * SIGHT rASSES GER, DAILY. Leave Macon 7:46 P J Arrive at Macon 5:65 A , M HAWKINSVILLK ACCOMMODATION TRAIN, DAILY, (SUNDAYS EXCEPTED). Leave Macon 8:00 P H Arrive at Macon ^.10:25 a M The day train leaving Macon at 8 o clock con nects at Jcsup with Atlantic and Gulf Railroad trains for all points in Florida The night train leaving Macon at 7:45 ixmnects with trains of At lantic and Gulf Railroad at Jesup for Savannah, arriving in Santnnah at 8:20 a. M. Sleeping ivttu hes on night trains. JAS.W. ROBERTSON. octl2tf G. Ti. ral Superintendent.^ CHANGE OF SCHEDULE. SUPERINTENDENT’S OFFICE. Southwestern Railroad Company, Macon, Ga., October 11, 1875. 1 afu?r Sunday, the I2thinst.. 1‘aask'nger Train.*, on this Rood will run as follows: day kcpaula. passenger train. Leave 3lacon . 8:00 A M Arrive at Kufaula * ; 40 v u Arrive at CJayion ....!”!!!! 6:20 r at 2.45 P M SEND FOR ILLUSTRATED CIRCULARS. sepIS-tf CROCKETT’S PATENT ' AKTI-FKICTION GIN GEAR It Never Fails, Always in Order, Huns Light, XT IS UNTO XXTJXyXBXJO-1 IRON & BRASS WORKS, Canal Street, from titli to Ttli, RICHMOND, - - - VA. WM. E. TANNER & CO., ENGINEERS, MACHINISTS AND FOUNDERS. ENGINES OF ALL KINDS. Send for Circular. H. R. BROWN, laoUly A Kent, The only Reliable Gift Diatribution in the country $75,000 INVALUABLE GIFTS to be distribub^ in L- D. SINE'S lG4th Regular Monthly GIFT ENTERPRISE! To be drawn 31 onday, Xovember 2-lth, 1S73. jOSK GRAND CASH PEIZE, $5,000 D GOLD. ONE 6RAND CASH PRIZE, $9,000 IN SILVER. NATIONAL HOTEL (FORMERLY NPOTT8WOOD.) NEARLY OPPOSITE THE PAS8ENGEB DEPOT. Tbii Hotue hit. bw THOEOUGHLT RENOVATED from hMement to etl.e. HOARD V3 PtM DAY. P. WHELAN, Prop. auglti Two Prizes op Si «]i > MX Pfii/l- «'F ••.vh in - flTPPnhftrVs ! ,1*0W) Gold and Silver Ijever Hunting M'atches (in all) worth from £20 to £**) taw h! Coin Silver, Vest Chains, Solid and Double- Plated Silverware, Jewelry, etc. Number o( Gifts 10,000. Tickets limited to ; Igenti Wanted to sell TICKETS to whom liberal Premiums will be paid. Single Tickets fl; Six Tickets $5; Twelve Tick- ' ets$}o; TwentjHhe Ticket- ?2W. Circular* n.nbdnim: a full list of prizes, a de- : s<Tipu«4n ui the manner <A drawing, and other' GAMBLE,. BECK & CO., WHOLESALE GROCERS, PROVISION AND LIQUOR DEALERS. CHANGE OF SCHEDULE. WESTERN AN1) ATLANTIC RAILROAD CO, OFFICK GFKKRaL PASdKNlFKK ArtKXT, Atlanta, Ga., July 10, IS7S. O N and after this date— LIGUTN1NG KXPKKSS e*r New York, Eastern and Virginia Cities, eaves 32ao>u. by Macon a Western Rail- rood 11:00 a m Arrives at Atlanta ’ * 5:S0 P M esAtlanUi U:00 p M \rrivesat Dalton lo.SO p at Arrives'at Chattanooga i ; io x m Pullman Palace Drawing-Room and Sleeping- Cars by this train from Atlanta to Lynchburg aud ill intermediate joints WITHOUT cha.vgk. PnNWmgerz waving by this train arrive in New York the second afternoon, at 4:4-1 p m, over thir teen hours earlier than passengers by any other route pm with safety reach New York*, leaving the DAY WESTERN EXPRESS. Leaves Macon at r M Leaves Atlanta at... 1 8:50 A M Arrives at Chattanooga 4:30 a m Close connection at Chattanooga for all iK)iuts West Pullman Palace Cars on all night trains. For further ]>urticulrs add mess B. W. WRENN, jul.vll tf General l’assiMiger Agent. PORT ROYAL RAILROAD. " Office of Engineer and Superintendent, Augusta, Ga., June 28, 1875. O N and after Monday, June 50, trains on this • Road will run as follows: Will la. SHI I _. Arrive at Port Royal at 2:10 p : Arrive nt Charleston at 4:45 p M Arrive at Savannah 8:3o P m Up DAY PASSES(IHB TRAIN. Will leave Port Royal at |>:45 a m Leave Charleston at 8:10 a M Leave Savannah at 0:30 a m Arrive at Augusta at 5:58 p m DOWN NIGHT PASSENGER TavIN. Will leave Augusta at 2:10 r m. Arrive nt Port Itoyal at 11:35 r M Arrive at Charleston at 6:00 a X Arrive at Savannah at 12^30 p m UP NIGHT PASSENGER TRAIN. Will leave port Royal at 10:30 p m Leave Charleston nt 6:00 p M Leave Savannah at 9:50 p m Arrive at Augusta at 8:00 a m Passengers leaving 3Iacon by the ft:S0 a m train on Macon and Augu*tu Railroad,arrive at Augus ta in time to make dose connection with tlie down night (Manager train on this rood for Fort Royal and Savannah. JAMES O. MOORE, july 1 tf Engineer and Suiicrintendcnt. THE SHORTEST ROUTE TO FORTUNE. 8100,000 FOR ONLY $2 SO! THE LARGEST RETURN FOR THE SMALLEST INVESTMENT. A GRAND GIFT CONCERT! WILD KK HELD A'T LEAVENWORTH, KAN’., DECEMBER 31st, 1873, FOB TUB UKNUF1T OF A JUVENILE REFORM SCHOOL. 40,000 Gifts, $450,000 in Prizes, Principal Prize $100,000 Consisting of the superb palatial residence of Si mon Alielex. Esq., muorpssnd a« a private dwelling in the United States, bdpg onlyah*w blocks from the Conrt-housc, surrounded by mag nificent grounds, orchards, garden* and vine yards. The building has been only recently com pleted with all modern Improvements. PRIZE LINT. 13 Prizes. Reid Estate, ----- $150,125 1 Crib Prize, 2".0OO 2 “ ** $10,00ft each,. - - - 20,<>0n 4 “ “ 5,0oo “ - - - 20,000 300 “ “ 60 - - - - lOJino G08 “ “ 20 “ - - - 13j900 1,(S*0 " “ 10 “ * - - 10,000 1,158 * 5 - - - 5.790 34,450 “ 2 50 - - - 9U^> 10,000 Prizes ----- $450,000 The title to the al*ove real estate is guaranteed *rhe liberal terms of this scheme brines it with- the reac h of all--the greatest opportunity ever ered for tho inxir limn to rise to wealth. PRICK OF TICKKTN. Single Tickets $2 50; Eleven Tickets $25 00} Fifiy-.six Tickets, $125 00 ; One Hnntod and Fif- »m Tickets, $250 (K*. Thr: draii-imrwilJ h.'mmlc umlcr tho miperin- .*„* * *_ high-. •rt offii ” (WITH LATB8T IMPROVEMENTS.) FOR 20 YEARS THE Standard of Excellence THBOUGHOUT THE WOULD. OVER 750,000 IX USE. If vou think of burin* a S.-* ini Jfarhine it will THE wSekLKB WIMlivST VXDS ALONE as THE ONLY ,u-.H-fELNXI Nii MAOT,.VE. ^ W -W THE ROTARY HOO.K.3IAKIV alike LOWEST MARKET PRICES GUARANTEED. 61 THIRD STREET. __ l<x:k stitch, Uith Hidi-M of the fabric sewed. All shut- ,‘nes walte j tower in drawing the shuttle tack after lfw «itch is formed .bringing double ■ar and strain upon both machine and operator, •nee w hile other machines rapidly wear out, the HEELER * WILSON LA STL A LIFETIME, x! proves an economical investment ; Do not lieve all that is promised by so-called “Cheap” whine*, vou should require proof that years of e have tested their value. Money once thrown ay cannot be recovered. Send for oar circulars. Machines sold on easy terms, or monthly payments taken. Old machine* nut in order or received in exchange. WHEELER * WILSON MF’G CO.’S OPFICES: Savannah. Auvnsta. Macon and Columbus. Go. W. B. CLEyE8,Gen. Agt.,Savannah. Ga. Mi. A. HICKS, Agent, Macon, Ga. janl aeodlv BATCHELOR'S HATR DYE. I ’M 18 splendid Hsir Dre is the best in the ■ The on iF truenad Perfect Din. Hot- lea*, Reliable and Instantaneous; no uisappoint- ment; no rkticalau tints or unpleasant odor. Remedies the ill effects of tad dyes and washes.. Produces immediately a superb Black or Natural Brown, and leaves the hair Clean. Soft and Beau tiful. The genuine signed W. A. Batchelor. Sold by ail Druggists. CHAS. BATCHELOR, novl2eodly Proprietor, New York,