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-- TIIE CITY Tb, atmtrrl*. D.*]*r»-/ A lieno*l;ct*!t uiinatrel^ o y n- rtiiiiNK-im ,n»RM\«i. ih r is i»ts «*1’.1*1#*«1 tfi* ir brief ell 1^.»^Ctnent at ILil-ton Hall la-t nicht, with «-ne t,f the finc-t K!T\ fi. "f the Griffin Star. wa« in tin* • ity la.-1 niffht He - aui.- .h wn the minstrels Dr..ws A Co haw-oui thank- fora copy of Ocsiey'a Lady * iL-ik for N«.vcm- 1^-r. a.- u-ual ;i very ex<*«*ll»*nt number •>{ A Ipooil UmCHlin*' min.trvl f»-rf..ru..'.n. -- -v.-r giren in M,- o,n Thi- tr-ai- i«.,n*of th« fin.rat now 1 tr*z-ling If Uuwt; i, * . ->t..U'tird i m Keir j.r*i- n th-y L;.v.- rt^ch.-l it in ! C- -uj — rli: .. d-rar-- In -v-rv f-.t .ra te be .• .urpri - Ui tlie u nlience, even P- r~.n 1-:../ .-i, .nn- 1 with :U • Tkk weather oontiinif, vvn fine, :T woul.l I-- uml.- uror,, .....nt by » f-A .hower of rami Tb- • . -1 4 ., U s.ui.njf pretty <lu»t_\ Tbeir *-»nir- tad jolt*- ar** new :uid good, their «lun< cs ;i re of the very beotcharac t»-r. and t hwtr ci»to^*4i**i and borle**iue.s . . . •*re funny • tmlj.i t*. pt,t a whole .Shaker Ttir C rnlral Srkrtulr. Bmrlun in thra j~.j~-r will !»• found tb* time uM- .f th- Ooitral n.ilrr«ul »nd .ill it- l.r»i.. h—.-<Tr—t-l ii.-.oralinp * tUemf nt t** laij^hincf. To menti* n every aonjf or met that ia j worthy of mention, would require more q»a- than we have to deTOteto it, tliere- f«*re w. mention only a few, and they are not more than fair example© of the aver- i'j*' !-r:..;m;uioe. In the way of aonea, ♦he opexung chf»rn*i, “ Thnllinp Horn, to the aehedule which w.-nt into effect naa-1*' are v«y iui]>orta.nt on all th*- lin**e. HiM JlACoJi lulLY TfiLKGkAWI and MJJteEMiiik; Wednesday morning. octobeR is, lfe?a. prd>u OBAFK AND Mr.ssrs.ir morning, a- that oour~ tmry to the |.net*.,i of •'iiruuUMtiun, how**TiT, j-..u v until next v IM«rkarvrd. uM-. Ihuk-r >it i ri. dating the Knfoi »**hnfgnd yt—?*-r-lay, nal at Fort Valley 1» Cig*bJ. rement > U. limner Joel R. Griffin. They dod by Mr. IL W. Jemima, of The arrest of thi-^i partita* wjm in thin paper of Saturday hc-t. A V»Ml Fleer u( Hark. woven by Mr*. E. Bli bckchuar, an old lady of Twig^-x <-einty, wl ich ia rath* r a re markable piece of ha idiwork. 7 lic* gnr- Uifl.t ia wholly wit ho *t ran, h* in or n ■(itch of any kind utale with a n« edie. It woe woven throu^hou t, ev-n the leathers around the cuffa an il tlie butt on-holea brioi' woven in. le th* t—it u re of th, Ifoodm in not very fin ». th* work Mteitp >• very otefUt» and the old la.1; ought to have it entered at tlie fiiir m a cn- Thr K'Nal Mrlfh Nall. A conay.inwy of eve nta, the prin cijwtl of which waa an old fiutli «*»»••*I chill, ] irevent- til oar attending the B*Kti Hrith Hall .Monday night 2 but are aantred by\hcte who were prxjoent that the attendance wm very large, and the bapt of good cheer prevailed during the evening, and even until the good nixed hour*of the morning Thia aociety always get* up it* entertain ment* very elegantly, and the public may feel iutatircd that whatever eouu** out an* der it* patronage will Ihj well conducted and plenNniit to all.who attend. Fn Mew Bonk*. ara. Brown k Irook and era, wo have received the follow* », which are ju*t out: " lQu Dorothy’* Charge." A novel. Ky Frank I*o Benedict. Publwhed by IfirpwA 11 rot Ihth. • 4 Camion’* Inheritance." Ily Chria- tion l!old. PublUhed by To-day Print* ing and Publiahing Company, Philadel phia. The name of the aut hor of thia volume in enough to injure it a large ■ale, idle having fairly aoar**d to the posi tion of lending American novelist. The Imok i* miperldy printed. Fire at l.mamer City. Tho store of Boyd, Bros. & Co. at Lum- hea City, including the entire stork of goodi, wi»* burned Sunday night. The fire ia believed to hare boon the work ol an incendiary. Pactie* wen* in the More at one o’clock Sunday afternoon, ami everything wa* right then. The firwt in timation they had of fin* was reports c«0 si by the exph^ioil of 401116 powder that waa in the building. The building wa* entirely ovn siimcd, together with $3,- 5U> wortli of g*Kid*, all the look* and nc* count* of the firm, and money, the exact amount of winch ia not known. There wa* no inanrnnee on any of the projierty. The Mayor** Court. Hi* Honor, the Mayor, found only one os** on docket yesterday morning, and that wa* for a plain drunk. The priao- ner whi> brought in and found to be an old man. upon who** head the *now* of noventy winter* had fallen. He live* in the Warrior District. He aims to town and, in apite of hi* years, thought he ’••■'.id hold All even hand a it h Mlicoll |»op. skull. The tenth inning brought him to the ground, and he wa* taken to the bar racks, where he )xi*s«h1 the remainder of the night n* comfortably as could have boon ux ported of one of his age and con dition. When the'Mayor caiue in and saw the prisoner I10 ordered him to be di*tni*»cd« and nothing was paid into the treasury to help build that public school- house. Pitv. pel troupe. - KiHarney,” sung by Frank Du mont. was of>c of the *weetsst ballads ever heard in that hall. The comic sorgo by Lsw. Benedict and G. H. Edwards.were lut funny and a* negro-like a* were ever h. i.nlon a plantation. Frank Kent, in fe male costume, performed wonder* with hi* fine aopmao voice. Had he not auf- f» n*d a genuine nmncuBiw noto to escape once in a while, one half the audience would have thought ho wa* a woman, and the other half would have entertain- -1 reasonable doubt about the matter. He is a star in hi* line. **111© Virginia Sister*" was a terpuichoroan manifesta tion that could “be equaled by few and surpassed by none." Wan! and Fox per formed miracles of the ”art fantastic." The Peace Jubilee! though not new, wo* a* funny a* ever, and the music quite a* fine. T.dr**n .u* a whole, the performance sur passed public expectation, and guaran tees the company fine patron £e should they come this way again. 9fr««r«. Gamble, Brck Sc Co. This rising young firm ho* been sorely afflicted for many month* by the contin ued iliac** of the senior, Mr. Charles Gamble, whose health, we are sorry to say, is still very delicate. But in the hand* of feia indefatigable partner, Alex ander Be. k. who is one of the most in dustriouff and enterprising young mer chant* in the city, and his competent as sUtanta, the business has steadily in creased, and is in a most prosperous con dition. Planters may rely upon obtain ing from them at all times, the very best brand* of flour, bacon, mackerel, sugar, coffee, bagging, and all the other staples of a grocery establiahinent, at prices as low a* any honest dealer can afford to sell them. Studious to please, they in vite tho continued and lile»ral patronage of their friends at home, and throughout Middle and Southwestern Georgia. [Communicated.] Lotteries Our attention has been especially called to the consideration of the subject of lotteries by seeing a great many of our dtixens, and especially our young men, invent their money in an enterprise inau gurated for the ostensible purpose of crea ting a fund to erect a great library in XjouisvilUv Kentucky. To clothe this scheme with an air of respoctability, an x-Govornor** name is placed at the head weeon of it. We have no right to question, neither lo we impugn the fairness with which tins enterprise is conducted. Take for granted that this dm wing is conducted it purports to b»*. Sn m in ing up the whole matter.it resolves itself into this: That tho managers of this scheme propose to distribute in money to tho*e who invest in the enter- e Sl.Mlfr.OfiO, and the association is to receive for tho amount they distribute the sum of $3,000,000, paid to them in h by tho*- who purchase a ticket to »*ontribute to this lottery. To confine the entire nu«*xtion down to* a narrow cpuiposs, and to view it in a strict busi- 1 light, then* arc exactly two chances he against those who invest in this lottery receiving anything foi it in re turn. Therefore a- an investment as a ness transaction a venture in this scheme, lottery or drawing is bad; it is against natural reason and practical The Macon twluitlrrr*. Tin* Mii<N>n Volunteer*. in accordance with their time-honored custom, turned out last night in full dress uniform to salute private George S. Obesr, Jr., who w.i., reoeut ly married. The company was formed nt the armory, and under the comuiand of Captain Jone* marched to the r,.sid.*nooof Mr.Ohsir. Sr..onCollege I *tr«vt. when* they tired a salute of three volleys iu honor of their comrade. They won* then invited into the house and partook of a splendid collation, and ttHta’o'd the happy couple until, kero all the good S is hoa that were uttered ful filled. tliey would probably be the hap- piur Ma The Voluute ill turu out n* foi ide in the Park. kr*rirt* M»i lie October mu ioal periodical «lrsl Krlrrtlr. I iboir of this excellent I woe* to hand a little | late, it i* true, but nonetheless fresh and handsome on that account. It.s r»*iding natter i* gvxxl iftwi spioy, and it* mu.sir -m» worth a y«*ar‘s miKsv'ription to the moga/ine. Hubnerlias a song on the front pugv milt*-! • Beautiful Star of the Svening." The .*H*ng is one of Hnbner’s l*v*t, ard is about to l*' published with nui-10. I'm* chorus is in thiv-e uielflit u- Xo careful, thorough business man will invest in an enterprise of like kind. A former drawing of this lottery withdrew quite a large sum of money from this city without returning anything therefor. And now again this glittering bauble is presented to our people for an investment, holding up os an inducement a capital prixe of a quarter of a million of dollars. The managers hoping, hy this shining attraction, to cover up the doficitand false foundation upon which the entire edifice rest*, which is, that those who have pur chased ft ticket have placed two dollars in tho hands of a company of men who, provided all things an* fairly conducted, they, the company, promise only to dis tribute to their stockholders one dollar for every two that is placed in their hand*. Ouryoung men full of the natural buoy ancy of hope, and led on by the ever false and malignant star called lurk, an'apt to be caught in this glittering snan». We should rend asunder this thin veil and show the figure in its naked unfairness. Our leg- irdat un*. with a firm hand and an unal terable det iriuiiiation. should prevent by penal statute the sale of any lottery tick et, or any scheme of like kind in this State. A State should protect her citizens fnun the v-mptution of any enterprise for which they do not receive a proper consideration for their money. The spirit of simulation, of vain and fruit- !«•*> hopes that thcoc schemes engender are productive of gTeat evil. When we behold an ex-« Governor of a great State like Kentucky giving his name and sup port to this we may well fear the ex ample. If our people wish to build up libraries in our midst, which are certainly laud able undertakings, let them do so in a different manner. If they wish to give away their money to the support of any one the poor and destitute are at our doors. J. P. F. Rr.Atn*G Mrricttft. Mkv H.—Waxelbaum must have hail hat Brussels carpeting given to him—he ?*elU it uO cheap. Mr*. L.—No, he bought th the panic, and paid cosh for them hides, at the New York Store they alwajB sell goo*Is for lew profit than anywhere else. Mrs. H-—Well. I heard *0 before, but n* v« r believed it. Mrs. E. told me at the aeddy last Friday she only paid 85 cents for her beautiful prune colored each- mere at the New York Store, and I paid Me*irs. $1 for my ugly dirt colored one. It makes me so mad to think about it. Til bay everything I wont at the New York Store hereafter. oct5 tf A Frsk Lunch at 11 o’clock every day, at the ~0ub Hoes*," oct7-eodtf Third street. Thx prettiest cali<x>6tf in Macon are a the New York Store. oct3 tf Tit* CirRArssT and B*rr.—Hook*■ Eureka J,jvc*r Mslintir rivn uaivr-rnal satisfaction in the treatment of UrrrDwm^. I>r«p* , p*ia.Sick Head ache. Coativeneaa. and all that elaMi of dwewi arisdns from a disordered slate of the stomach and liver. • nov301y The largest variety of silks, satines, cachmere, velourj and camels’ hair cloth in the city at the New York Store. oct5 tf Xeevoca Dimwit.—A dtpraai irritable %tatc of mind; a %r«ik, nervous exliauded feel- inc; no energy or animation; confuwd head, weak memory, often with debiliutimr, inrolanta- ry dkdmneea. The eonaequence of excesses, men tal overwork or indiarretkiRa. T*his sxrvora DE inlitv finds a fovercum cure in Hu)ii*hrkts Homeopathic Specific. JTa 28. It tones up the system, arrests discharge*, dispels the the mental gloom and despondency, and n-ju vena ten the tire system. It is perfectly harmless and always efficient. Price $5 for a package of five boxes and a large $2 vial of powder, which is important in old. serious cases; or $1 per sinrle box. Sold by all dnnnrists.. or sent by mail on receipt of price. Addroaa HUMPHREYS* 8PECIPIC HOMED PATHIC MEDICINE CO. No. 4*2 Broadway. X. Y. Por sale by John Inrals and Hurt. Ran kin A Lamar, Macon, fia. aprlSeodAwtf Don’t forget to send your waste grease to the soap factory to-day. septlOtf Hr nt, Rankin A Lamae.—This well known and reliable firm have received a large lot of Dr. Hood's Eureka Liver Medicine. It has thepraise of all who hare tried it. Io bottles at SO cents nd (1.00. Financial and Commercial Horse for Sale. K aVoid saddle and barney Ho Cotton. luring j Tit'-• *r-.-1 •<-J» *» a ' f 1 k 1 MVqui'l*- l -w cii-Ulinr» ' 141. TTy-rv 1 little dec fair demand Inr fine cotton-, anything l*:low low mkl- The nwipts to-day were 721 haW*^-t»4 by rail in*! S78 by neon. The shipnwnts were 525> holes For Rent. MACON COTTON STATEMENT. ■Mftte tel ■ pH 1. inti Rote red lo-d^r Rc»**n*d pi 1 m*dy . U» ... 723 11.418 .... 32I» 5.1^2-5^51 \ PIVK ream House, with all necessary out buildings. in a T.Wvisant neighborhood, with in three mtnotea* walk of the tin tend portion of tb** city. hiv-M-hjo' riven immediaXety. Rent in-jilerate. Addrea». with reference. ” RENTER.” ortMSt K-.v “ K." Mmsn P. O. Bfcjck on hand this evenins DIED, At her residence in Bibb county, on the 4th mat.# of phthisis pulznonalis, Mrs. Jclja. wife of the late Judse Ernest, in tho seventy-second year of her lure. Sir*. Ernest had been a very great sufferer for nearly twenty years. She bore her long sickness with Christian submission to the will of Him who orders all things forgood to them that love Him. Her faith in the atonement made by Christ stronger than death, and enabled her not only to be calm and resigned, but. even in the presence of the dread messenger, to welcome his coming. When dying- »h e bl*a*ed lier dear ones, and l»ade them not to weep for her—the separation would be short, the reunion joyous. Near the last, she said she felt very near tolGod. almost in his imme diate presence, and often exclaimed, *‘0h! that I could flyawayandbeat rest.” Thus triumphant ly she haa left us, iKrrer doubting her accept ance with God, or His ability and willingness to save her. She died in the faith of a universal salvation. Sympathizer. NEW ADVERTISEMENTS. Macon Street Railroad. 1 place lx*fore the Fair. J. B. COBB. lw Secretary and Tre*n*»urer. Another Large Invoice OPENING- OP MRS. T. W. FREEMAN. nTH 1 * RSPAY. Octolicr Kith For Sale. The Special Attention Of the Ladies is allied to the fine stork of French Millinery S ash ribbons, fancy neckties, KUCHIXGS and RUFFS, of all the style*. Fancy BABY CAPA in Lace and Merino. A fine BHwortment of REAL LACES. Ladie*.' and Mteea* FRENCH CORSETS. The HAIR DEPARTMENT i* complete HAIR woven and arranged in any desired style. A beautiful aMnortmcnt of HAIR ORNAMENTS, 1 Cut Steel. CORONET COMBS. FANCY CO MRS. Gilt and Silver BIRDS and BUTTERFLIES. A complete assortment of NOTIONS. There* i* a full stock of everything usually kept 1 my busiineas, which would be too numerous to mention here. l*rompt attention given to all order*. MISS A. O’CONNOR, ortl.i tf Cotton Avenue. LATEST XABVETS BY TELEGRAPH Financial. Nxw Yorx—Noon—Gold oj-*rv*d at Stork* dull, irrwular and lower. Gold 8i- Monev loarv-d at 1-1« and interest. Exrhanre. te«lj sh-*rt7|. Governments dull. State booda dull Evening—Money interest. Exr'nanse firm er at a Gold active and higher at 9iM0|# ^Got- OtaDHDt* dull and very immilar. State lionda nothing doing. . . . . ^ _ cu-t*receipt* |MUHk New York *i ^ht •%-* * premium. Midnight— 1 *lsl3;C2*Si; 64* *2: 64* 7; new 67s 11|; 68a 11: new 4* 6h 10-40* 5i. Tenncs-«--> 70j; new 7oJ; Virginia* 36; n**w 46= eon-sol- 45. d«fd S; Loahutna* te new 40; levees 6s 52i: 8s 44; Ahhun* S« 7th 5* —1 Goonci* 6* and 7s no bad*; North Carolina* 20; new ISi: special tax ltk South Candinas 27i; new 16; April and October 25. New Orleans—Gold IKS 111 for currency. Exchange, sterling bank 11*^20 currency fiiS premium. London—Noon—Conxds 621*921. Erie 39J. Bank rate 6. London—Evening—The rate of discount in open market for three months’ hill* i* 3 per cent, which ia Ui<* wm« aa theB^nk of England rule*. Later—Erie 40. Later—Erie 40f. Paris—Noon—Rente* 57f Mr. Liverpool—Noon —Cotton quiet and charon-d; sale* 1OJI00 Inles: "peculation and pprt 2000; b&si«of rord onlinary. deliverable December and January, 8k in November and De cember s|. • Cotton. New York—Noon—Cotton sales 6-11; uplands 17k Oriaan* 1S|. market quiet and ireegular. Futures opennl as foU>w*: October 1611-16^ \ 13-16; Novemt J-lfc January If _ _ _ March 16 18-16; April 17 11-16. Evening—Cotton, upland* 174; Orleans IS}; sale* of 2217 bales; net receipts 2TW bales; gross 24*8. market imwular. Futures clewed a shad** easier; sales 20^300; Octo ber 1613-16 i 16 27-32: November 16 23-32; Decem ber 16 23-32; January 16|; February M 13-16? 16;. Baltimore—Cotton. n**t receipts 00; Vross 246; exports coastwise 75; Great Britain—; sales 240; stork 2117; middlings 171; low middlings 16|: •*“* — good onlinary 15]: market dull and nominal. New Orlean**—Cotton, net receipts 4323; gross 5630: exports coastwise 520: to continent 3414; sales 6U0; stock 3434* h . middlings 171^18; low middlings I6fc strict good onlinary 16; market dull and entirely nominal. Wilmington—Cotton, net receipts 208; exports coastwise 70; sales 174. stork 3125; middlings 13; market nominal and lower. ArorSTA—Cotton, net receipts 1017: sales 891. stock —; middlings 15; market dull and nominal. Savannah—Cotton, net receipts 7293; sales 14*6; exp»r:s o«tstwi*-* 2775; «»t(«-k 23,k:M; mid' dlinirs 164: market dull and lower. Charleston—Cotton, net receipts 2184; exports coastwise —™: snles 800; stock 13,375; middlings 16; low middling* 154: strict good ordinary 15; quotation* ar at outside rate*. Mobile—Cotton, net receipts738; export* coast wise 629; tales 500; stock 11.063;. middlings 16}: low mi-ldlinra 16; strict good onlinary 15k mnr- MISS WARDS handsome stock op MILLINERY GOODS I s . id octlUf for tlv* inspection of herfri. ^Haodru«t<>m'*re. and the invite* them to and enunina before purchasing el>A*where. Arrival and Departure of Mails. Central Railroad (North ern and Eastern mail) 6.45 P. M Millvdg*-ville and Eaton- ton Railroad 9.45 A. M Macon and Western Rail- p r 1 »"J V 5.V) jL JCt W. Mail) j Macon and Western Rail road (wav) ...... 6-30 A. M Muscogee Railroad . - ! 6.45 a. M Sjuthwe?tem Railroad,...: 5J0 p. m Night mail for Amaricus and Kufanla. «M6pt SatunL- v and Sunday.. Macon ai. 1 Auru^ta R- R-: 525 p. M Macon A Brunswick IL R. 4-30 p. m Hawkinsrille 102f5 a. h LEAVES. C K LKBRA i’ED A RABIAN BITTERS An Old and Reliable Tonic. TJnsurpaaaed as a MEDICINAL TONIC, STTiENGTHENING CORDIAL and RELIABLE INVIGORAXT. They are made of the purest material and truaran- teed STRICTLY VEGETABLE. For the prevention and cure of Dyspepsia, Nervous Debility and all derangements of the Digestive Organs thev have no equal LAWRENCE Sc, WFICHSILBAUM For >ale by all Gn*>*reand Drucguts. . 8«lr I'ruprlrler* and HhoIfNtlr Druggioti, Kavannah fen For sale at manufacturers* prices by II. MYERS A BRO., Wholesale Agents, Bay street. Savannah, Cbu oetl2 I in 6.45 A. M 3 JO P. M 7.00 P. M 8.40 A. M 6.45 P. M-| 7-30 A. M 8.40 P. M 000 A. M 7.30 A. M 2-30 p. RALSTON HALL. Wednesday ami Thursday, Oct. 15 & 16 THB SENSATION OF THE DAY. THE GREAT LULU COMBINATION! Composed of TWENTY-FIVE STAR ARTISTS ! Prom infill among them ALA. the Great European Gymnast. BILLY PASTOR, America’s Champion Comic Vocalist. JOHNSON & DUNLAP, 72 Third Street, Macon, Ga. FRED MONTAGUE. JOHN LuCLVlR. G. A FARINA. , JAB. HUNT. J. JONES. T. HUNT. MISS MONTAGUE. MISS BEANE. J. F. RAYMOND. SHED LuCLAlR. W. G IIFFIX. G. A. DEANE. .M'iii: €s —% gross ings 194; market CENTRAL RAILROAD. GENERAL SUPERINTENDENT’S OFFICE Savannah. October 10,1873. AX and after Sunday, the 12th inst.. Paaaengei V_/ Train* on the Georgia Central Railroad, it« branches and connection*,will run aa follows: OOIVO KOKTH JLXDWB8T. Leave Savannah. L-axe Augusta Arive in Augusta Arrive in Macon Leave Moron forColumbus . lean* Macon lor Eufaula r ,„ L»«ie Harm for Atlanta Arrive at Columbus Arrive at Kufaula...^ Arrive at Atlanta 8:45 k M 9HI5 A M ... 4:00 P M ... 6:45 P M ... 7:15 P M ... 9:10 P X ... 7:30 P X ...12:45 a X ...10:20 A X . 1:40 X M Om the 22nd of Ofltdbtf the Btiffine*a Mirre>r will be issued in quarto form, and one thouMiind copies will be printed for gratuitous,distribution. Merchant* now COMING SOUTH AND BAST. Leave Atlanta. if-fp a x Leave Kufaula rT .. T ...... 5:45 P X Leave Columbus ...... . uo a X Arrive at Macon from Atlanta.. 6JO a X Arrive at Macon from Kufuila fi : 26 a X Arrive at Macon from Columbus , 6:45 a x Leave M»con . , 7:15 px 440PX Arrive at Augusta Arrive at Savannah . 5 25 P X naiLTTRAnrs (srxniTn Kxcxrrxp) bktwbbx BATOjrroX ANpiXACON. Ixwring Eatonton .. 1 5^10 a x Leaving MilledreriDe 6:45 a X Ami re at Macon ..... 0:45 4 ^ , . . I BBT VUXISQ. • h»vo an opj .tumty of plaom ff their I i^» Trl y^n iea and bnaineaa promptly before the ! VP—«* **■#■’*» Mr x r 1 ^ Arnra at Eatonton MW p x 1 lurtil « I for tlw prople- To secure insertion, advertise- mer.U must be received by the 17th inst. R*t««* reasonable. Address W. T. Christopher. It Port Valley, Ga. The pews of the First Baptist Church vOl be rented to-day (Wednesday) from 10 to J 2 o’clock, a. x. Those desiring to rvnt will pleas# be there. teUlt E. M. Zkj lt, Treoa’r. The r-oug Koj« but two jvtrtioular Idem- to spoil it and they are ’* UnoDowa- ble ’ rhyui«v-». For iu->tan»e. he uiak'-s Falrbank’a Hcmlen. " rout* ” rhyme with *• clouds." and The readers of the World have been in flame ” rhyme with •• p.vin. Wa^tlu iv G-rzned through its Vienna correspond- ^ .*rvl«Nssnc-> - en e of the aucAXVs of the vurions Aineri- ' 1 ' ‘ j ‘' an inventions in- the gre*at Exposition, and of all the various articles of labor- Aboui the Arrest of Ban Levy. ( ^ kV i n g mach.i;erv there .-xhibite.1 non* is We a-< ertA!nt»d yesterday that t)i«* no- | more deserving of the aware! granted it the celebrated Fuirbcuiks* Scale. Connect* daily at Gonlon with Pa* winger Train to an from Saiannah mid Augu>t*. • WLLLUM ROGERS. °ct!S tf General Superintendent. ■RMRMR cre*Iitor*. that I shall apply at the regular term of tlv* Court of Ordinary of said ctsmtv. in No vember next, for leave to aell the read estate of Frankie Henderson, deceased. ket dull and irregular. Boerox—Cotton, net sales 150; stock 8000, dull. Norfolk—Cotton, net receipts ; exports coastwise 3166; sales 276; stork 11*70;low middlinrs 17: market dull and favors buyers. Memphis—Cotton, net receipts 1353; shipments 544; stock 12.9*9; middling* 16; market firm. Galvestos—Cotton, net receipts 2t»5; exports coastwise ; sale* 500; stork S810-. good ordinary 154; Texas onlinaiy Ufa market weak. PniLADBLrniA—Cotton, net receipt* —; gross gross 612j middlings 194; low middlings 17k strict good ordinary 17; market quiet. Liverpool—Noon—Cotton, sale* 12/mo bales speculation and export SOOO; upland* 9ia9i; Or leans tfla'.'i; market quiet. Kvemng—Cotton to arrive 4d lower. Produce. New York—Noon—PWir dull and declining. Wheat dnll and doroinally lower. Com dull and le lower. Pork dull; new mess 1650. Lard quiet nd weak; old stenin «4. Turpentin* quiet at 1. Rosin ate*dy at 2 95 for strainisl. Freights dull. Evening—Flour lower with moderate inquiry; common to fair extra 6 40?7 to. goo<l to cnoice 7 15/311 00. Whisky hiwer. 1*3. Wheat slightly in favor of buyers. Corn heavy anil ls2c lower; with moderate home ami export ilemaml; high mixed and yellow western flniM. Rico dull and un changed. Pork dnll ami lower: new mess 16 00® IBM. Lord a shade easier nod steady. Nava) store* firmer* Tallow more art.ro I.«»i-i*villb—Plonr in good deoBand/iriir and nartengod ami business small. Grain quiet with liraitisl offerings and market generally quiet Oom 6.3.*65; nwten* quiet and unehai Pork 15 (Hi. Rncon. slionlders 8|; dear rib . . clear 91. parked. Lard, tierce 84a9;keg9|; steam Whisky lower at 90. ClBCXBBATX—Flour 6 90®7 10. Com quirt M.l'nrk qui-t mid sal«-:il>le nt 1175; held at 15 00. Ivinl more quirt; old 7|: ncw7fr kettle quiet and steady at 94. Baron.only jobbing wales; shoulders quirt at 8. rlear rib 9|; sales at Jiose; WhUtJ firm* bulk uf salre at l" 1 . St. Lon*—Flour quiet ami unrhanged. Com demand light and holders firm; No. 2 mixed of- fend at 43f 43i bid. l'ork dull and um-hamnsl. Karon dull and unsettled; shoulders 91: dear rib 94 *sk Ijinl quiet and unrhaiiin^I. Whisky dull id unsettled. New Oklmx.xs— Baron easier at 8I(?3} shoul ders; clear rib*!£9; dear Cl(2/»i. Other articles unchanged. Wilmixotox—Spirits turpentine quiet and steady at 40. Rosin, quiet at 2 30 for strained. Crude turpentine quick hanl 1 60; yellow dip id virgin 3 00. Tar staodj at 2 50. Lo.vdox—Noon— 1 Tallow 42-aVl. LrrKRrooL—Noon—Breadstuffsdull. Rrel win ter wheat 11*1317* Com quiet at SSAHs. Flour 6sSd. Pork 7*6d. Yanis and fabrics at Mancliester not quotably iwer. Ixixnox—Evening-Spirits tun»entine surd sugar ofliMit 26s6d. Marine News. NewYotk.—Arrived, Cortes. Columbia. Maine, Cliampion. Arrived out. California. Georgia, Trinica. Chaklksto.v—Arrived. Manhattan. Falcon, Mary Freeland. Francis. Sailed.Georgia. Savamxah—Arrived, Montgomery, C W Lord. Saragossa. Windward, trine E Me—ervev. Geo D Ixmd. Ella Pracsy. Cleared. Virgo, Rapidan. Dorothy, from Wilmington for Glasgow, spoken in W. A. JOHAN & GO A. FULL LINE DRESS SILKS, SILK POPLINS, SILK PONGEE. CAMEL’S HAIR CLOTH, DIAGONALS. LUSTRES, FOIL DE CIIEVRES, REPPo, SATTEENS. BOMBAZINES, HENRIETTA, TAMISE, BLARRITZ. And CREPE CLOTHS, BRILLIANTINE and JET VLPACCAS, Staple and Fancy Dry Goods IN THIS MABKET. Mail* for Clinton arrive and depart on Tues day. Thuixlay and Saturday of each week. All morning mail* on Sunday close as on other ( days; evening mails at 12 M. Money order office open from 8 a. x. to 4 p. x. oet!4 2t DWELLING RENT. A of w MMCStf COMFORTABLE DWELLING in Vinentle taining eight n-un.-, with g«»<d gareh-n. well. etc. Terms very moderate. Apply to L. W. R A SI) A ' Heads Appear Nightly in a Brilliant Programme, prising A Musical Farce, A Parlor Entertainment, And a Comic Trick Pantomime- Ihrft Distinct Perfwrmancts in One Evening NEW FEATURES EACH NIGHT! Tickets foi sale at Brown A Co.*s Book-store. B. W. WOOLCOTT. oet!2 4t Business 3Ianrur.?r. HEADQUARTERS FOR HARDWARE. We have in store the best selected stock of HARDWARE in Middle Georgia, and defy competition in quality or price. ROCKET CUTLERY. We import direct from Sheffield, England, and will guarantee to duplicate any bill bought in-New York from jobbers. orders to No. 58 Cherry street, where* they \»:II I*- {•>■’ -tint 1 v :i 11 • • 11 -1 • •• i :<• ;ir;d ii*-h\.r>-il t r»-»-«»f dravage. I deal in all kinds of Family Groceries. I want your trade. Give me a ealL ortS 6t K. R. RICHARDS. FOR RENT. DR. W. W. FORD, DENTIST, "AS removed hi* office from Mulberry stre* I to No. 106 Cherry street, over 3Iajor 31.1 Rogers*, next door to Mr. Beggs*. oct!2.3m AUo, for rale, several vacant and improved lots , in different parts of the city, worth from $500 to | 55,000. Apply to oct9 lw 1 NOTICE. liberal patronage of c September 18th. 1873. Teacher Wanted. A FK3IALE TEACHER is wanted for the ptv xA sitkmof Assistant in the Boys* am* * * High School. None but licensed teachers gible. An examination of applicants for license's will be held at the High School building, comer of Bond and College streets, THURSDAY, the 16th instant, at 3 o’clock P. M. The election will take place SATURDAY, October 18th, at 10 o'clock A. X. • By order of tlie Board of Education^ octlltd DRESS MAKING! MBS. F. F. HcCRASY continue the business of Dress Making, i latest and most fashionable styles. oct5 2tawlm 1 T. S. SIMMONS. c. B. WOOTES SIMMONS & WOOTEN, ATTORNEYS AT I. AAV, 57 THIRD STREET, octlllf Waron, Ctorprla Eooms For Kent, ^~^VER office of Southern Express Company. Terms moderate. Apply to T. IL HENDERSON. •eplltf At Express Office. WANTED. CIGAR MAKERS. Apply to sepSOtf For Rent. T nE residence of the lato J. R. Butts, on Firsl street, occupied at present by J. L. Sauls- I buiy. eligibly located and convenient to business. I Possession given October lst.^ Apjdv to seplOtf ' Oir CAPT. A. G. BUTTS. Also, tu re. Apply to For Sale. . WAGON AND | lot of Household and Kitchen Fumi- FOR KENT. of Mr. E. Price, at 825 i**r month. Apply to J. SEYMOUR RODGfeRS, augSl tf At Sc yin ou a Tinsley & Co.*s. FOB BENT. rpWO DWELLING HOUSES, eligibly located. I 1 Apply to R. F. LAWTON, At Exchange Bank, or to Dr- A. P. COLLINS, jul.v17 tf At Collins* A Heath 1- D'OBSAY COME THE GENUINE AND TRUE D'ORSAY COLOGNE, octlftf RANKIN, 3IASSENBURG A CO. Fair Grounds Saloon! TO RENT. DENTISTRY. Park, and stocked it with the Finest Wines, Liquors, Etc, Give us a call. O R. EMERSON has returned to 3Iaron.and I WANTED—Tenor Twelve good Bar-keepers, will resume the practice of Dentistry at I to serve during the Fair. * once, at his Dental Rooms, 84*31 u I berry street. •rpl tf COTTON STATES life Insurance Company. PRINCIPAL OFFICE MACON, - -- GEORGIA. Macox. Ga^ October 10, 1873. T HIS company is prepared to issue policies on the "stock plans,” the premiums on which TO LET—Two Bar privileges—the Colored Bar and the Grand Stand. octlO 5t GRIFFIN, VALENTINO A CO. Table Cutlery, Plated Goods, Britaiuiia and L ou Spoons. We are prepared to offer extra inducements, as we buy from manufacturers by the case, and get extra discount. BUILD ICRS’ HARDWARE. Our stock is large and complete, and prices lower than at any time since the war. A Full Line of Saw Mill Goods. Tly? largest stock of WAGON and CARRIAGE GOODS in the market. Agents for the Celebrated Howe Platform Scales. P. H. Stark’s Dixie Plows, 1 and 2 horse. Last, but not least, the D. PRATT COTTON GIN. IRON and STEEL and everything kept in a first class Hardware House. Wr mean business, and all we ask is a trial. If we don't sell you, it shall not be our fault. oct!5 tf .The Largest and Best Assorted Stock of CLOTHING w. W. CARNES, General Insurance Agent, OFFICE >0. MS CHEKRY ST. Reiuvsents the tollowiiiK first-class Companies: HARTFORD. FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY. Organized 1S10 . . . Ass.taSi2jo.ow BE0R6IA HOME INSURANCE COMPANY, Of Columbus. Ga. . . Assets J500.000. UNDERWRITERS' AGENCY, NEW YORK, (Composed of the Germania. Niagara, Hanover and Republic Insurance Companies). Assets - over 34,-000,000. PLANTERS' INSURANCE COMPANY. Of Memphis, Tenn. - - Assets $258,246. INSURANCE COMPANY OF NORTH AMERICA, Organized 1791 - - . Asseta $MO0.W> Policies »-riUcn on Dwellings. Stows, stocks of Merchandise, Cotton, or other insurable nruocrtr at fair rote*. 17 3Iy sleeping room adjoins ray office, and I will other property at any hour of the W. W. CARNES. r Cotto lay or night. W. A. HOPSON & GO A RE Xow ready to meet the demands of tb. trade. Th. ir STOCK IX ALL THE DL- PARTMEX'TS ia fulL both in Staple and Fancy DRY GOODS! They invite particular attention to thrir departments of HOSIERY. DA 31 ASKS, LINENS, SHEETINGS. BLANKETS, TOWELS, FLANNELS. JEANS. CASSIMERES. SILKS, DRESS GOODS, eto. etc. Due notice will be given of their OPENING DAY. -FOR- 61MTMMITHE STATE LOOK AND BE CONVINCED HERTZ, VIRGIN <£ CO., octi5.tf so CHERRY STREET. ADMINISTRATOR’S SALE —OF— HOUSE AND LOT IN F0ET VALLEY, are from 20 to 25 per cent, lesa than < the e tual rates. An opportunity is thus afforded to I Lot four acres. Situated near the Churches and all who desire insurance, or who may wish, flora I School-houses. Sold as the property of Mrs. Mary any cause, to transfer their policies from other j Jones, deceased. H. T. BROWN, companies to place their risks in a reliable home institution, at a less rate, notwithstanding in crease of age, than original cost. The “Cotton State*” tea an available reserve of capital and de posits of 8500400, which is entirely independent of its business, and is not used therein. Good agents wanted. Liberal inducement* will be given. GEO. S. OBEAR. octlf lm Secretary. Administrator. White Lead and Zinc PAINT BRUSHES AND COLORS, Bar and Restaurant, i a fi . xk *■ | il at co OPEN ALL NIGHT. I SODA J- VALENTINO, WATERI 3Iy partrons are respectully informed that ray 1ITAYING refitted his entire premises, is now I SODA FOUNTAIN is still in operation. I J_L prepared to furnish his friends and patrons everything pertaining to a first-class restau- ~ which will be served in the very best style. with rant. He will always hare FRESH FISH, OYSTERS, SAME, ETC. Strangers visiting 3Iaeon should give him a call. I I will open on the 1st of October, at No. 66 Cherry street, next door to my present restaurant, a Ladies’ Eating Saloon. You can always get your STREET CAR TICKETS! 4 for 2S Cent* ! At the Drag Store of BOLAND B. HALL, Comer Cherry street and Cotton Avenue. sep30 tf sep7 tf Z. B, WHEELEB. EASTERN BAGGING. Saloon and Restaurant, inn HALF ***** • I tv Just re Fourth Street, opposite Express Office, MACON, GEORGIA. Meals Served at all Honrs, DAY OR NIGHT. First Class Establishment. STOCKED WITH FINEST WINES AND LIQUORS. augSl 2m Just received. SEY3IOUR. TINSLEY A CO. SUGARS! “EXTRA C” and YELLOW. — AT— SEYMOUR, TINSLEY A CO.’S TOE SALE. tisement. I shall be prepared to make titles | to the Iverson farm, situated 1| milei from 31a- i con. opposite Rose Hill Cemetery. Said farm con- I 147 1-5 am-*, ui- luding some uf the bev : land in Bibb county, with many advantages of water, muck-manure, eta-, required on a model | LARD AND HAMS! 75 NORTH BRITISH AND MERCANTILE INSURANCE COMPANY CHOICE BHAND8. SKY3IOUR. TINSLEY k CO.'S BORGIA. JASPER COUNTY*.—James Wd- VJ ron has applied fur exemption of personal tv. OP LONDON AND EDINBURGH. Our friend* will perm-ive from the above*, as a . partial exhibit of our dre** good* stock, that we are prepared, panic or no jmuuc. to «upp|v tbeir 1 ^ r * c 5*. l V T , rr ? particular with the new^t and I b? hal. and a call only, will j advantages in pur- «thI I will pass upon th»* name at sny office, m satisfy Uiem we are u«n, M<«lin-llo. on the »th il.r of Ortotwr. at 10 j ch.-v.im for th--ir benefit | | |ftroy<ktitcrri in the city FREE. of October. tSx^^HBXR^TsjflTST ortl5 yt Ordinary. tie* of Sunday morning?, r dative U* the arrvat of IX»n l^vy. ereaUxl tlie impre*. "ion tliat the information which led to hi* •ureat wxs obtaimni by the affieials ‘ hrou^h the tulecraph offiee nt this plooe. Nothing t^uM N* farther from the truth, »»overrthirur that pxj**e« thromjb the telegraph ^*ffioe here i- held aaen-d. aa it ahov.l-i he. The om umstane.tJ which led to the ar rest were a* fellow* The tlir|»*teh came from Don l^ery t.*Mrs. Dukes *> previous ly stated. The ui«*ms< n^er to^k the dis- jwitch to the residence of Mrs. Dukes and ascertaining that she wa* in jail, went thither and delivered the dispatch to her. Brin; unable to read she handed the dispatch to tlie uuh»r and asked him to read it for her. He did so. and ifi th..t way the information wm* obtained—the telegraph office bein^ in no wum re**pan*i- Lie therefor. We mention this fact only in justification of the gentlemen in the telegraph office. Thes.* scales have boon ref exrod to in oar court* of law as the “standard,** as the weight they indicate is always accepted by l^'tii buyer And seller. Same revs j when exposing the fate* weight* of various dealers in this city, the World did its to.-t webbingnpoifa KaiHninks* Scale, ! from which * as fn*m a court of bat resort) there could be no appeal. The highfigt prize at Paris in W'»7. and n<*win Vienna, j with the approval of the entire commer- i cial clas-**s, not only of this country but ; everywhere,e»tau.p* the Fairbanks* S^*ale as t he one every dealersbould possess. 3*. r. II" rbi. Sr]'t. 1 t\th. lr Mills and Land for Sale Cheap, I on »ppU«tion. j oot5tf W. A. JTJHAK k CO. ! WILL *11 or hundred and i u*» derate Sa OaL with «ra:.*r vs>nun««Uting terms five acrea of Lai d, with a firat n-1 Grial Mill, oti M ~>\ wcrt^ual to one hundnil H>>u«t>-n county, within GROCERIES! three tniles tf No. 2 Station, Southwestern IUil- For further particular* oddn-v* tb«' Mihscriber j at Fort Valley. Ga. D. H. HOUSER, aepl* note 8avk Y"’ :k Doct u at Wi HlI.L.—When I»r. Wi*. ’berry will cure cough.% cold*, lilt'd ing at tie* hmgs. arnl arrwt tlx feU | deaticyer.ronNrimption.it o<»-« n»<»re tlutn J |Jij» *Briart« c*u «1*«. The use of a single bottle. * Removed. my friends and the A smoking emmututy in general that 1 have NB*ad fn:m th.* Brown Houw S«r Store to tla* VntK>nal Hotel, on the same atrert. and also «‘5«enada Wbc*k*vile S»sntr aiai Tutaoro Store at 72 Cherry stre*t. Thanking you for your kind and liberal patronage exteoAn* heretofore. r.:nl 1 y GK.VKR.VL JVSSOSTMKKT OP Well Selected Groceries !: CAPITAL—SOLD - - - - $10,000,000 Insura. Stora*. MerrRarali*. Dvnllinzs Purni- ! tuzu anti all other proportv at LOWEST RATES! COUGHS. SORE TIinOATJNFLU- ENZA, WHOOP ING COUGlt, Caorr, BtoxcuiT- it, Asthka, aril every affection of the TH*rtAT. LCXG9 ar.d cazsT. quribr and per manently cure; ly the use of Da. Wli- tae’S Balsam W : :> i r. r.r.r.v, which doe* not dry up a cough ar. J fcfcv* the cause 1- L.:. !. 1 ;t I .*.* it. t:.e a: . h'.'. ; s lratatlon, thus removing the cause of the complaint C0XSUXPTI0X CAX BE CUBED r report to this standard remedy, as is proved by aoodreds of t» stimonials lt Las * ’ Theceruunffs sfened 4 */. Bull*" on the wrc SETJI V>*. TOWLE Jc SONS, PEorairrors, rox, 3Llm. Soil Ly dealers geaenMy. WINSHIP & CALLAWAY. CLOTHING- AT WHOLESALE. WE liavo opened a wholesale apartment over our retail store, and invite the Georgia, Alabama and Florida merchants who buy in tiufi market to give us a call.* We will sell them on as good terms and at as low prices as they can buy them in New York. Our stock is the largest that has ever been brought to this State. The RETAIL DEPARTMENT Is filled with everything that is choice and stylish for a gentleman's outfit. 1 and see the Virginia All Wool Cassimere Suits, Good as the Scotch, for $15 per suit, worth $25. oct!2tf . 60 SECOND STREET, MACON, GA. nt, a ontu and M. IGLAUER. COAL. AT PAMC PRICKS • I ih» u»ia! UOOLY HOUSE. Br J. W. B0JYD, Hduhiuu, ... CtM-irla. Twenty »teps in front of 'K.uir.^1, fci per dmj. *»-p2^ 3m d..lU -Ini } JARTIES wishi r«»i w.Mitd a that th h. 1 furtlicr t<> the clian tbfi- to lay ;n winter -t<«*k» -if '**11 t«-in tbeir cnl^-re tam, a* aftrr that time w? will ©rl5tf prmci. juymg. J. F. BARFIELD. Taxes—Second Notice. lave Obit: and pay taei J ^HE County Commivuunera have notiticil me that they are in mvd of monev, and I am DENNISON'S ATE NT SHIPPIXfe TAfeff Two Hundred 3IiIIiuns ha\ **n uaed within th- ten years, thout complaint of )<Xi by Tag lje- , __ coming detached. They are more ro liable f> r marking O tt-rn Bale** tlian any Tag in no:. All Express Companies use them, sold by Printer* and Stationers everywhere. oct4 .3m Singlk ami double- but toned kid glove** in all colors (beautiful light party shade*. I, . just received at the New York Store, 1 ^ * Fine Mules and Horses. the Blue tee of tl offered in tin- mark' it bout further delay and pay~t£eir State and County Tuxtm. PerMm*s - hite and colonal. who owe poll and , road taxes only, niu«*t pay up b* *oive c»^t. a> I am require! by law to umic • xeeutions and aarmaoee their employer*. ^ W. T. XBIAbX, $50 GOLD MEDAL! 1 X)R the best Country Weekly New spa] published in the State of Georgia. Tyj graphy, make up. busmen and reading matter and editorial management to be considered by judges. Tlie rive i>»ue* previous to the State Fair to be taken a* the test. Committee to be composed of J. H. Estill. W. A Hemphill and Jua Clisby. W. A. HUPP. Mayo 5*^ BUTTS 1 EOS? WANTED AT 3NCE7 - rage* ’nil be hie pnrea We Hant-ss H' of the tines! Parties war.t- iair» tf F. C. SAWRER W. F. A\DERm».N a tu. tf Inx P.ill^rtor Bibh County. E. B. POTTEB, M. D. HOMCEOPATHI8T FPICE Wood ‘ow Jo jgitilet House. July 15 tf ha\e *1- tiie nire Stddlc uni /"“YFFICE Wood’* Block. Serond street, third wiit.'hwe va ill ^»il 1».\* ’orrash (hur hel*w J<»hnstoii jewelry eatablishmer FOS RENT OR LEASE ! _ _ county, consisting of smith shop and Dwelling, with all neceraary out buildings. One of the l*eat country stands in 3!iddle Geanria. All of which is in excellent re pair. If desired, a rood farm adjoining, consisting of Son acres can be rented on grgd term*. For torm* apply to MRS. M. E. DANIELLY. Knoxville. Ga. Or J. P. BLASENG AME. ■e|>28d2»gwSt Maun, Ga WHOLESALE HARDWARE CUTLERY, ETC., JOHN INGALLS SPECIAL AGENT FOR • CASWELL, HAZAED & CO.’S PHARMACEUTICAL PREPARATIONS, TTTOULD invito the attention of physicians i V nnd others to the ure]MUHtiuns of this old u They i ** HanriUt Caeswll’s Pure ami Sweet COO LIVER OIL! Always on hand. Frra’i ot received this day. Dealers supplied at proprietors’ prices, ncpgl if NO OPENING-! But I have remove*! my stock of Millinery and Fancy Goods To IIclfrfell’s Confcctloncrj’ Store, Clierry street, where I am oiT**ring pfreat bar gains in Ladies’ Hats, Bonnet*. Riblions. Flow ers, Lace and Linen Goods, Furs and a great many other useful articles too numerous to men tion in an advertisement. I roll tho ladies’ es- jiecinl attention to my stork of Iliblion*. which are varied and of tho best quality. They can be bought for much less than New York coat. Call and examine my goods. octll 2w MRS. L F. HKNDRIV. THE NEW FEATURE — IK — Photography! —AT— PUGH’S GALLERY. obaonraaro reraoved., I have aecured the services of a comnetent retoucher, and feel assured that hi> work will recommend itself. p2Q-til janl J. A. PUGH. IIVERPOOL ANQ SREAT WESTERN STEAK CQ., i-; op (GUION LINE.) Y'ork and Liverpool every Wednesday, afford ing the best possible accommodation for the sa loon and steerage passengers. Drafts issued for passage money from Europe nt current rates. For rates of passage nn*l other information, ap ply to WILLIA3IS k GUION. 29 Broadway, New Y’ork. Or to W. VcKAT. Agent octl Ira No. 68 Second struct. Macon. Ga. CHANGE OF SCHEDULE ON 3IACON AND AUGUSTA RAILROAD. SrPEKINTEKDEXT’S OFPICE. M. A. A. It R-.) Augusta, Ga., October 10,1873. > O N and after 3Ionday, Octobers 1.3, paasenrer trains on the 3Iacon and Augusta Railroad will run as follows: DA V TRAJ2T—DAILY (SUXDAYS EXCEPTED). Lea\-p Macon 6:30 a X Arrive at Augsuta ;. 2:45 PK Leave Augusta 8:40 a M Arrive at 3Inco n^ 52SFX Trains on the 3Iacon ami Augusta Railroad will make close connection at Chinak with day wsenzer train on the Georgia Railroad for ’.■isliingt .n. Atle i.v :11]• 1 \ ; .■ !n. oct!28t 8. K. JOHNSON. Sup’t. Administrator’s Sale. ft Honoral untv. will m Maid county. ie First Tuesday in November next, the Cherry Street, oct!2tt - - Macon, Ga. XU. IGLAUER, WHOLESALE DEALER IN' SEG1RSANDTOBICCO 72 CHERRY STREET, MACOX, GA. The Following Leading Brands of Segars Always On Hand : JASMINE, MORNING CALL, LUCCA, GRENADIER, FORTUNA, PARTAGAS, GOLrEX BUG, CUBIT, UNITY, LIBBY, LA TEXTACION, SIN PRETEXCI0N, LA SONATA, COTTON BOLL, FRENCH SPY AND JUST OUT, Together with a splendid assortment of the Loading Brands of Imported Segars! IValcra in Segora and Tobacco will do well to call and examine my stock before purchasing else where. Orders promptly attended to and satisfaction guaranteed. octlUf ONE HOUSE AND LOT, __ the city ot Griffin, on the comer of Solomon and Sixth streets: one of the mat deiirmbia in the dty. containing eight rooms, with two Pan- tries and Cook Room, a tine Lot of one acre, well enclosed, -tables and outbuildings, a fine well tf ator, being the late residence of the deceased. Also, the n-jrth half of the west half of Lot No. 1, containing 50 acres, more or leas, all in the woods. Also, the north half of the east half of Lot No. 173, containing 50 acres, more or lass, 15 acres in cultivation, adjoining the above. Al * ’* " A —* 173.. xls. within ton minutes’ ride of All of the obov Griffin. Also, a portion of Lot No. 215, in the Third Dis-. trict of originally Moaroe. then Pike, now Spald ing county, containing 193 acres by recent auney; no improvement; about HO acres cleared a splen did crop on the place. There ia enough cane on this place to winter one hundred head of cattle. Terms of sal** of the foregoing property {will bo onc-fourth cash, balance in three annual pay ments, with seven per Cent, interest from date. Also, one Lot anil fnu tffin of I.ot, being No. 172, containing 220 acres, more or less, and 12 acre*, more or Ie—. as jrHrt of Lot No. 179. lying in the Second District of originally Monroe, then Pike, now Spalding county. Upon this tract there is a Hew • Seven Room Dwelling, in excellent repair, good garden.#orchard, and. tine well of water. This place is about one mile from the Also, or 216, in th then Pike, acres, more or leas, (lrsa right of way to 3Iacon I Western railroad through Lot >o._2SS) bemg hereon the auborrib tm > tract tf Land known aa Nos. 233 and ■ Thin! District of originally Monroe. , now Spalding county, contamms lives. A tnephu*. -..v-..— gfxxl Dwelling.new frame G;n Hcu-« ed. with g«»od itehte and out-hou.scs. four miles and a hal^Arom Griffin. anXonc mile from Thoi ton’s Station.on the3Iacon nnd western railroa*!, about one hundred acres in the woods. A sp.en- d TKRMs n OFSALU-Tho abojr properQr will be sold for YHic-half r.«u.n. the lmlnmv at twelro months, with interest. Bonds foi the purchase 1st of Janu amine any of the promrta. upon C. P. Nall, Gnffln, •ii the i»la<-e one mile from Parties wishing o *0 bv ca Harrill. livi ’ M “‘THOMAS NaTC Administratoi Griffin. Ga.. September 18, 1873k oct!2-4t HABHISON, BRADFORD A CO’S STEEL PENS. Specvd attention called to the well known numbers’ 505-75-28-20 and 22. Faetar). Mt. Veraan; twice II, Jehu »t. f New 1'erh. (Uig24 3m