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- i iik Macon daJL\ lkLkckAl’H A >D MESSENGER TIItKSDAV MOkNM^G. OijhMftii 28 1878. T1 1 K ri'I'Y >•«» P*t«gm o Urrrtmchpr ■ TVs Mkmo another drill a at 4 o’clock. i mao - their ajj--: *. "•*»*• ; < . affopi to £obble .i ‘ ouM a ■ear* ity of wuUt, tht teat or amer could not be completed yeatarday aft* this aflernoofl 'ill be repeated t**ni n***r ha* j Urni It of Cor By reference U> a •ppm rUr»h«T« !«• mm that Mr. A. D. dtU-a of Uu> oottotv. ud coroner, baa d' lartel thi* a-ral notice which thi j i|«T. it will Dewberry, an old that oc at the in* th# amt H Railroad I«**rint. nd<'Tit of the k road, girt* noli u\ will t* received jiwta 'Mput.'iirt dor- g force of M-mbw. Grant. Alexander * the well-known railroad contractor*. w recruita were all black - four men A negro mm waa thrown fi directly over bly fatal injoi bU ever nine* Mr. Di^f thf fereer Univ without c and will i rrf by a Wairon. i «*mployed by Mr. < tatraernt. nth-man who Ml (ron ty eome leven week mlay for the first tim ia not yet able to travel ; but iadoing very wall, j entirely recovered. f a Wu«tral Celebrity. i pieunre thi* mornitig of a rf.J. El win Churchill, the' no*t m 1 artiat who. w« Anjun. tifto with Truf. E. F. Diach ia in active preparation for the musical festival. W* are by the accompanying notice from the Enfanla (Ala.) TId^ that Prof. Ciiurrhill, after a aojoum of a few tnor.t in that city, cornea highly reooa* mended by the principal citizen*: Pat. J. Edwin Chckbill.—Betide* UaOg an eminent painter and a poet, in the former of which characters, he is best known to this community. Prof. Churchill given evidence of poM>sadnr, also, an tUect and heart which can understand, ppniciate. and can execute astonishing things in the department of music. Having nvov in hi* own peculiar way. several accLl eutartaiome&u in this city, where we had the pleasure of hearing him sing, we are eatisned that the Profe-w ia no ordinary ainger; and some who hire heard him. sod who understand the science thoroughly, say that the severest judga and roost butblious critic must pronounce him master of the notes. The uniqueness of his renderings makes him positively unapproacbed in his own pecu liar atjbi. In mgsic, ns in everything else, bis strong and marked individuality stands bo!£Jy eat, and mo distinctly am to entitle his performance to the distinction of be, ing purely Churchillinn. We umlerMtand that Prof. Churchill has been sought for, and engaged to sing at the Grand Concert to be given in Macon, Go., during the wwk of toe Fair, in con junct! onwith the local and other talent which has bi-en secured far the occasion. Aftv that, as we learn, he intends to give a aerie* of concerts in connection witli n distinguished pianist nod singer. We JjMre known Prof. Churohill for several months past. He came here a stranger and an invalid; and he has achieved a reputation of which he need not be ashamed, and which is peculiarly When 1 Prof. Chumjii!) gate bis troupe thoroughly organised, we hope he will ooutdiim-nt our people, who love good mnne, or nm.de concert*. I - 1 H. M. Tompkins, Wells J. Bray. Br** '- . E. Plant. J. O. Davis, Ben. C. Ford, M. B. Wellborn, J..M. MeKleroy, J. M. Macon. • r.i* f whink'. > like ! Financial and Commercial ” and 1 Home with a Wdtle of IstU**" er pretend that u » eslirim If he wants a tonic tent,he aboali set a bottle of Hruvten Srmp. (an bun Ionic.) that will vitalise Uv blood and give durable strrweth to the K. W. Bray. J. P. Clark. C. J. P<|JM\ Y»unj Johmiton, N. M. Hratt, \V. H. Hr»y. Hm.RuK!x a UxiL-Tb. well Inown u4ltbU.I»h«« mvirtda bn-k«(< Dr. H<*«T, Eureka limr Ifcdirine. ilb»U»(l«i« 4 all who k»>. IrM il la book. a» » rent* ui tun. MiWii—llnW-tr*-—■ —r ia it, .pflwstkin the frwiMl Sowdont ha he- turn tkr n*.l iiOf^ilMT draintarn ia tljawr. Tu—IradlHM-HfcTCTWybgto- 'nni CMMxrXMT in Bmr.—H - V. EarHt* Umr Hmbrim *frra unirerwl Mtirfratkxi is tin - ‘ Hrad- ud all that daM 4 dim. anwrrJlwa a dix*dcrad naM 4 the .Vjenach at liver. DOT301J Pinnn HllLia.-So dj.pejwiaor»tMnarh liuubl. will aliw from eating aftkfaa prejami with Dr. Prire'.ClMai Baling Fowritf. Itnke. the lighted, whiteat bumiu. cmkea. ate. 4 anj other pietmiatioa in the market. Dr. Price'* aerial flararinga, 4 rani 11a. Inaon. ate, an and hare the tine rich Barer 4 the fruita A*k lor Dr. Priee'e eperial flaronna*. and Dr. Prioe's Craam Baking Powder. Vmtrwiom Viooa.—The fcatoir and debili- latad lunalir Lutfy they am in * I aonditioa than they rmllj • ^.■L when the eyes are beery and tastitJeae. the complexion palid.tbe nerrea tmnutona. the body attennaled. ami the there is aenevmUy a icaerveaf sorted to by phywrian* in the hope of devrinpitW and mnderina available this store cd aleepina vi tality, but the Mimu. and indeed the only thor oughly mic and reliable means of awakenin* the •lormant enrrries of the ejitem. ia s course of — ‘ ‘ r. shower hatha.thefleahbnuh.sea bathimt. etc, maybe well enoosfa in their way. as auxiliaries, but they they do not ream the aonme of the eviL All physical went of tire and tat ion. In either cbmp, and also In run where ably pro- p> in the y effect a I OFFICE TEUSGEaI'H 1XD MESSENGER.> Octobes fi-Ernwn. UCX 3 1 Cotton. We have no improvement in the market to note, tfrrft* 1 the mhs ooi Uiter to-dar than thay wereyesterday. Wequotemiddiiaipist lie, an i t rkt middltngi at 14). The nmeipteto-dsy werems batw—«*7 br rail and an by wuroo. The vhipmenU were €7* bales; sales6S4bales. . v ^- XiCtO COTTOS RiTOUXT. Stork on hand Sept. 1.1879" - l,W Received h» W Received pwwuly. MdK-W®® MRI Skipped to-day «79 GumtiBHH aadvLv.' —. vslesdSP: v 14): ordinary l!fc t tor Mi will < llir mjbir or Tickets Lilli.? KWlridgti'a pr Mlea l.lllle Kldrldgr. Elsewbi-r.? in this paper will be found the announcement of the appearamoe of t Ilrttwn A Co.', thi. I Mtaa Ulf • Khlridiju. at KaUUin HaU.nat morning. W. wonM to tho peo-I Monday|ttight lUrfirat appoaiancMWiU pi. of v - that Momlny nijfht wotil<| I ** in "Alma,- , plaj that U aaid to be b. their bait »] niltht tbo city ami with alniagera. aii :■ lay nipni wouin i — -i—. limlty. IV. ;ittor that 1 ’ ,1 " '■nib.l to her fin. grain*, ami one • ban wilt bw I’n.wilml "hi 1 * J,e SM with a. nmch ability ^ew i niifrrtliinrry. If r. Jacob Dinkier, niter n few montha nbsence from the city, has returned «nd opened n large and fresh stock of goods at his new building on Mulberry etrect, Mr. D. hue been in business in Macon over twenty years* And hi* in.-iny old friends will be pleased to know that he ia again at the counter. Jlsirrif In Two. A negro man get caught in a circular saw, at Cochran yesterday, and bis body waa sawed entirely in two. lie was stand ing on one side of the saw and reaching over to oil so tut* shafting on the other side, when his foot slipped ami he fell di rectly across the saw witli the above fatal result. ^ him. County Display. Parties having articles to be included in the Bibb county display at the State Fair, are requested to send them to the Park on Friday <*r Saturday. There will be eome one on the grounds l>cth those days to receive and take care of the goods, and it is desirable to have the county display completely arranged this week, if possi ble. Set? notice in another column. The Park to be Closed. At a meeting of the City Council held last night, it wae resolved t«> close the Park on ami after tot lay until Monday. No one will be admitted except those who have business inside. The necessity for this action is apparent. A great many goods are arriving «pm» thw ground* daily, ad«1 It wdirtd bo-tferfr inconvenient to have a crowd in there while tiling* are being arranged. Mantlerfttlllr Fair. The Washington County Fair is now in progress at 8ander*ville. When it is over, they expect to pack up everything and bring it to Ma?M>n to make their county display. Col. Toot. Hardeman will leave this morning to deliver an ad dress to the people of tbo county. Ho is. suffering from a severe cold; but will be able to tel! the people a few things that will do them good. Thnrouablirrtl Cattle af Public %nlc. John Merryman. Esq., of Baltimore, will have on exhibition at the Fair six young Hereford cattle, ell bred from the celebrated bull ’Sir Richard.** The cat tle are now upon the gnsiuds, an»l are each magnificent specimens of tbo Here ford breed. A notice in another column announce* that Mr. Merry man will offer these cattle at publio sale, at the Fair grounds, on Wednesday, October 2!Hh. Cobb County Coinlua:. Nineteen car loads of Cobb county pro ducts arrived yoaten <*y evening, and will be placed on the fair grounds at once* Hew much more is coming is not stated i but the indications so far are that Cobb is going to make a display which compet ing counties will find pretty difficult to best. However, we do not know what Cobb is bringing nor do wo know what any other county will exhibit—not even Bibb—but vro want to see them all do their very beet, apd will t ready to give the praise to the one who wins the prise. The Cobb folks will bring touts with them and complete camp equipage, and will camp upon the new enclosure during their stay in Macon. The Mayor** ft liis Honor pro tempo v. A Burke, mode his appearmne of justice y*vterdsy tnofnii linquent wo* there, and ’th bare. He went off with th whodidn’t rare a red ceqt : laws were* infracted, and n< hand to be punished. Thi: distressingly quiet in Mtvc< for a few day* ami night’ force lias had not! their beats and J Merman .1 >V* »* ;»t the palace Jg. bitf.no d«s 6 docket* Vas if none of the > criminals on Things have been Mnflbti nbllre circles tight-. The police g to do but to wait futir Kvt to k.vp as auy in her large reportoire. As some means of judging of the merit of Miw Eldridge, we copy from the Rich mond Di»p*tch, a notice of her appear once in ihat city, as follows: Tlie play selected was Sheridan Knowles’ most admired pluy of “The Hunchour young artiste sustain ing the character of Julia, a role which C ve no! wider scope for the display of r histrionic powers than the drama of the piejrhms owning. The piece is one of the t-iir lard selections in which all the greit aotresses of the English and Ameri can stage have shone, and one ef the very best a« ting pieces, the highest dramatic situations being matched by the elegant diction land the sharply-defined charac ters. The plot ia well known to all lovers of true! dramatic art. so that a re it at this time, is unnecessary. Miss EMridgi* invented her characterisation with sukh feathery lightness and exquis ite tenderness, as to at once win for her tho syn^sithics and attention of her audi ence fri'in the comiuinwaiunt to the finale of the plsy. In the different stages of the ipvittdj our artiste was chaste and dignifieil. and in her portrayals of lore, admiration, gratitude, tender- news and scorn, each in turn were represented with no inconsiderable dramatic skill. We do not wish to b«. understooil. however, as accord ing to Miss E*. a place on the pinnacle of the dramatic temple, a* such an assertion would bo misrepresentation to our resul- eis, as fell as unfair to the young lady whose ability wo ore briefly discussing. We simply entertain the opinion of Miss E. that she undoubtedly possesses the Virtue and aufcmplishincnfc* of a true artiste, and with study and experienco— the latter the bekt of all schools—she is d -.-*lined to occupy a high position in the difficult and exacting profession she has adopted* Mr. 1 Tarry Langdon. as Sir Thomad Clijord, gave Miss Eldridge good supjawt and Mustaimal his part with a re- m^rkalilo degree of f*k»U, and shared the plaudits of the audience with the fair he ir ine of tjlie play. Mr. Higgins, a- Matter ir.ij/er. is worthy of honorable mention. Miss El i/a Nr rton, ss He 1 .*a, sustained her put with considerable dash, and made Herself a great fuvorite in her rob licking, jovial rle?«.‘ J Aprol>os of Misa Eldridge, her beauty and gn)o» were di*playe?l to the best a*l- vttntage by a wardrobe whi :b, in oostli- m-s-s eV*ganee and taste, has novel been sorpart-ied «*n the Richmond stage. READING * NOTICES. Thet Bay* Come.—The silver plated goods alnpi>ol Walker A Dobbs for exhi bition at the State Fair have arrived, and will be on exhibition at their store Fri day October 2-1 tli. They invite one and all to aome and see them. Those goods, (rather than return them) will be offered at 1 * small raogin on New York cost. octatt __ _ OwiNo to the increasing demand for signs, we are compelled to suspend the house painting department until after the fsir. Respectfully, oct23 3t # Wi.vdiiam A Co. The Silver-ware Premium* for the Stato Fair, will be on exhibition at tho Jeweliy Store of Mr. E. J. Johnston, Mul- bery street, the remainder of thi* w so ba.il Probably **thel iMUnoked fist to pay for the pop things are very qui the poObe are an u1 the furnishing of partment of thi* ]** Rodolph ” have l»ecome y are not able At any rate, t th • city, and I -iiac- Hoii'ir. This well known bouse ha* been thor oughly renovated and everything pre ]«nd to accommoii&to it* guest*. Mr. 12. Isaac*, the champion caterer of tho South, ha* ample accommodation for his g%ost^ and promise* to give satisfaction to all. He i* prepared to furnish meal* to five or six thousand person* n day. His house la kept strictly on the European plan. Call for what you want and pay !for what you get. Charge*—three dollars per day. single cioal- seventy-five cent*, lodging seventy-five cent*. oct23-6t Silver Plated Wakr. — Si lv er Plated Wawl—Ton seta, hitter dishefh spoon* and forks, cake basket*, card receiver*, f itcher sets, toilet set*, and everything in tho silver plated ware line, at oct32codtf Welker & Dobbs’. E. J. Johnston is now opening for fall rjnd winter trade a Urge and elegant Block of wa tehee, docks, jewelry, silver imd silver plated ware, fancy goods, fine <?ntle^y, etc., to which public attention is respectfully invited. oct2l tf Welcome to the Grand State Fair. We extend a cordial invitation to each and every one who intends visiting our city during the Fair, to call and examine c ur large stock of china crockery, silver p].tt«-d ware, table and pocket cutlery, etc^ at Sew York prices. c*c:22eodtf Walker A Dobbs. tuJi. tor.- had mile* dodpi nvt Ksilrextd < mjiai ane.» n.gre U\v riding n wo were driving two ing through Clinton t - lid 1 drive well. . Ladies fixing up their household goods or the Fair should remember octH> St Tkuman A Green. Dinner skw, tea sots, and toilet sets of he finest French China, decorated and ilain. at Walker A I»obbs\ neck, produ uk th > chin aid uon*. ih .•r.uus one, h-t« •nding v and the night at Clinton. The next morni Me to articulate, and lu- home. The physician* prenmmee th,* ouh' not at all .» <langerou* one, thfltigh the young man find- it very ineonveniefit to it? ••oznjelled to utter his though writing, instead of by tbe natural metaml i>f orticuUitiwU. It U-:ng our luirter Oak oi out other i intention to make the leading stove, we will vies at a very low figure. Truman A Greek. be other- wiae than deleterious under Kurh droirastanoea, and to rive mercury is positively criminal. Tbe le will he stremrih. rplexioo. i if iasrt| vnoroted ful Iran an inert Mnunrl -Wai asmiifft out. \S larod war a fight H f theprw- (Ielmbc for disc Sold by Mots procure Ecr foi teethinf pain.ru by ririr to the n LOW'S 8 For si _ _ _ u may be [>of H.T. rarrmnted 7 onouw it fail to nrr Sr period of lild from N orth British & Mercantile INSURANCE COMPANY. OP I-OXDOX AND EDINBURGH. CAPITAL—BOLD - - - - $10,000,000 LOWEST RATES! I. C. PLANT A SON. A*ent*. COTTON CROP OF 1873! CAMPBELL & JONES, WAREHOUSE AND COMMISSION MERCHANTS, nm Wueliou** Comer Second and Poplar Street*. Macon. Georgia, pmv the tender of their rerrire* in the Storage and Sale of Cotton. sepao-eodkwXm Rooms For Rent, QYBE otfice of Southern Express Company. Terms moderate. Apply to T. H. HENDERSON. seplt tf At Express Offlre. FRENCH HOUSE AMERICUS, GA. Board per Day - - ■ - $2 MRS. A. B. RAGLAND, octfl lm DR. W. W. FORD, DENTIST, For Rent. rpiIE residence of the 1st* J. R. Butts, on First JL stnx-t. oerwpied at present by J. L. Saulf- bury, t limbly lomted and convenient to businea Possession given October 1st. Apply to A. B. ROSS. sepiotf Or CAPT. A. G.R1TTTS. For Sale. A FERTILE FARM, situated one and a half A raiku routh of tbe to-An of Culhliert. Ran dolph county, and containing four hundred and fifty acre*.« which shout two hundml and fifty sns cleaml amt under cultivation. On the premia** are a gin boose ami excellent cm. one double log dwelling, and s sufficiency of laborer** koasaa. a fine well of water and a good auu wax. Th* re i* timber and fad suificwut on tbe place also to renliie more than doable tbe pur- daw mangy. This property will be sold on ar commodktmg terms or odnpd for dty in provezuenta. Apply «t tMs offi«v. or to . TllOS. 1*1)WELL, Trustee, orttitf Cnthbert, Georgia. BROOMS, BROOMS. have Just received luddosentN-ortctl BROOMS- ocilfUf SEYMOUR. TINSLEY t CO. MATCHES, MATCHES. GROSS ROUND WOOD PARLOR. 150 SEYMOUR. TINSLEY A CO. CADDY LARD, JN S, 5 and 10 pound caddies—FRESH. SEYMOUR. TINSLEY A CO. MACKEREL. 300 PACKAGESMACKEREL ^K»tin octlStf SEYMOUR. TINSLEY A CO. PRESS MAKING! MRS. F. F. McCRARY H AS i i iron nl to Poplar street, two d«M»r* from Srcand, where ahewQl continue the bu^mo** ef Dress Malang, in tbe latest and most fashionable styles, octi Uswim TO RENT. _ Jjjj c-bomo on Fifth street, uiwr Walnut, with kitchen, garden nd «v*o*i well of wnier. Apply to ootl7 St 1 *- DALY” A BRO. at 11 o’clock ever -OxnB House,” Third street. DWELLING TO RENT. COMFORTABLE DWELLING m Ytnevul* taining entht room*, with oed garden, v* el rater, etc. Term* very moderate. Apply to aratl L. W. BASDAL. FOR RENT. rrnro 1 Al R. F. LAWTON, t Kxrhance Bank, or 1 Dr. V P.UOLL1NS TO RENT. Stock on hand this evminff —.... 7Alt Receipt* up to thu dat : last year were 1&»1. or 771 bales mare than this reuaun. Financial. Gold aid Sum nominal. Excbasob on New York buying at 151 per rent, off an<l selling at par. On Providence and Boston, buying at i per cent off. The penend outlook in financial affaire during the week has improved in aome respect*. Cotton baa been freely sold during tbe week and all ma turing paper met. which has put considerable money in cirenlaikm. The banks here are in a strong condition, and propose to keep ao. Their line* of discounts are Urge in view of the larse reduction made in «lepoa- it«. and therefore they are not dmountxng. even fur depositor*, except to partially renew maturing paper, which they own. Th* coorequeore ia that haata are furred to contract their operation*. Much depends upon the action of tbe planters in sending (tear cotton to their fac tor*. aa with the cotton in hand they can re maturing paper or raise money to meet the wants of the planter* without the recti lire of the cotton. The chief obstacle to the renorwy from the de pression caused by the panic is the condition of the New York bank* ami their resumption of full currency payments at an early day ia eagerly looked for. Money ia in good demand at li&S per cent, per oath on good securities. . Provisions. Bscot.C. R. sides shoulder* 9] «-10. Dry Salted Hxats. long dear rides lolilfi!; bellies 10i ^lOj. Bclk Meats—None in market. The stork of bacon is Urge, and under liberal offering prices have steadily declinjd. Holders are anxious to realise and force sellers. Dry salted meat* have been in active demand with very light stocks; fuH prices have oeen realisod. Hah*—Canvaacd. according to brand, U&17C. Stork of bams ample and holders are anxious seller*, and a reduction in the price ha* been es tablished In view of the largo stock offering in tbe Wes* Lard, per lb. tierces KV«“10i; kegs and tuba 111 $121; bucket* Lanl in fair demaud, but uuder tbe unfavor able reporta from Western market* prices are rerj weak. Bagging, Ties, etc. Domestic Baooixm, according to weight, 151® 17. Ties, Arrow 54; Beard 9. BaooixoTwi.ve 19®22. Stock of bagging and ties Is large, with aome sale. Butter and Eggs, BCTTRE, country *5&*h Tennesreo SO£X- t Go- sbeu. aoconiing to qualitr, 35<50. Eoo*perdooenXS®to. Butterandeggsare in light supply with a good at full price* ■■■■■■■fiHBHHPUMh to arrive sternly; market a khado Ormer. uplands 9: ‘Si. Grleana SfliW; speculation and export 9UML Later—Sales of uplands, bans good ordinanr, shipped October and November fi; do basis ruod onllntry. delivered October 815-14- Evening—Cotton sales include 73UO American. Salea of upteod*. Ireus of good ordinary, delivered December and Januiy. Produce. New York—Noon—Flour dull ami dmalKng. \fbi*t quiet and heavy. O^rn dull and heavy. Fork quiet and unrbangwl; quiet and steady; «U changed. Ki-' Freights quiet- ” - Flour inactive in buyers favor, corn- extra 6suwJ»i. Whisky lower at NEW A1 >VEICT1SEMENTS. 1500. Lard <4d steam 4L Turpentine un quiet at X 70 for strained. »te35i. Wheat a e lower, moderate export and Lard a shade easier at »1- Turpentine steady. Rosin active at * 75. ~lx*i:iaviLX^—Yl ursdeady. Com firm and in goud demand at fats for shelled and sacked. 1'roTisiona quiet and weak. Pork 15 00. Bacu!^ shoulder* !»j; dear rib smk-sS; clear rib «4. I*rd tierce 8ft keg 84; *11 <ash fur round lot* Whisky lower tet 84*87. Cixcxeeati—Flour in fair demand and firm. Corn dull, ear mw; shelled 4k Provision* dull and irregular. Fork quiet and nominal at IS 20 alS 75. Lard quiet; steam nominally 74; kettle 72a7*l. Bacon quiet with small sales; ahauldere light sto k. 7fa7; dear rib 71*74; dear 74*7i- Whisky weak at 84. St. LQTia—Flour quiet, weak and little doing; sup.-rii?M winter. $3 75*4 25. Corn firmir. No. 2 mixed at east side on track at 45c in elitutor. Whisky lower at Mir. Pork dull at 14 0Ual4 SO. ltecon in good demand; price* irregular, tune sales lower; clear rib 74ri dear side* 7fc-, stock small and at the present rate of consumption will be exhausted by time new meats come in. Lard ■tober 27th and will remain MAYOR’S OFFICE, Macox. iIa. October 19. l^TS. RHBB Wlowfu.' ruhv sis! ragnteSkms will be d»* .1 by Vi Hbcaa:><I exhibitors, in the city of Macon, dunn- the week of the Fair, and are pobl^xT Tor the benefit and information of ALL CONCERNED. The gates of lh fair Grounds will be opened prcmptlv at^“ k»l O{*:o uut.l IfiivM- Prices of Aduiission os Follows s Who! • v*--n t.-ri'-u, rouil fortlie week,day ai.u 1 UM . 55 Oo H 1- > ■ : r . i ir- i. u? h r 12 yean) c?«*l lor the treck. day and night 1 50 Whole single ti kets fur single admittance during ttet day- 75 Half single ticket* L hildren under 12 years) lor single altuittanre during tbe day 25 Wbo4-sia.de u fur single admittance during th ? night - 50 Half tiiurle ticket (children under 12 yean) f-r single idmittanre daring tbe mrht .. 25 Tickets for Kiddle burse* single admittance. 25 Ticket* for s-uldlc hones during the week.... 1 (X) Ticket* for tme-lu.r*e vehicles, single admit- _ «^* ,M Tickets fur one-burse \ch--I.* dunng the \ . 2 Ou Ticket* lor two-burse vehicles, single admit tance 75 Ticket* for two-lame vehicle* during tbe f 50 All harks running to anil from the Fiur Ground* during the week of the Fair, will b • allowed to charge for each pas- THE EXCITEMENT Groceries. Cakdle* adamantine, full weight, boxes 20® tic; halvas k higher; sperm 45®50; psrafine wax GMO, factory 17®171; extra cream 17®17fc State 14®14. Cheese has had a steady market all tin week, and with a small advance in prices. Higher prices will he realised as souu as the present stock on hand here is reduced. Coffee. Rin, common 21; fair 25; prime 26; choice 27; Java SO&St. In coffee the trade has been only fair, the sales being in very small lota for immediate ronsnmp- tion. Frias* are a shade lower, owing to the de pression in monetary affair* Caedt, Nortlicrn 14®17<^; city 17®14e. per lb. Caexkd Goons, per du*. 1 lb. cove oyster* 140&150; 2 lb do.2SO; 2 lb peaches.X00; 21b tomstoe* 2 50; < lb pine apple* 5 00; 2lb pear* X 50^275; green corn. —; brandy cberrie* 2 qt* 4001*4 23; bnualy peaches, qt* 40054 50; con densed milk. 2 75®S00; sardine* 4 boxes* per case. 19 00. Crackers (no charge for package), per lb. soda. 7*3*4; butter. 9®II; picnic, io@II; sugar. IS® 12; cream. 14®15; lemon cream. 14® 15; ginger snap* 14® 15; grated, IS. FanT*apples Northern and Western, accord ing to condition, per bbL* $500®8 00; dried peaches per lh. —; dried apples per lb. —. Later Raisis* new, taxe* 4 25®4 50; half d* 2 40®2 50; quarter do, 110®1 25. Old crop 50c per box lea* other sizes in proportion. Mackerel. No. I. Mils $£t 00®23 00; ha!res $1150® IS 50; kit* aoconiing to weight $2 50®100 No. 2 bbU$16 00*17 00; halve* 5* 50a9 00; kit* ar- conling to weight. «1 75a2 00-. No. S. large bbl* $14 00*13 00; halves $7 50*8 00; kit* according to weight. $1 50a 1 65. White Fiaa. No. 1. hall bbls. $9 00. Stock of mackerel large. White ffsh in light supply. FlorE.per bbl superfine $7 00®S 00; extra fS 50 ®9 00; family 9 30®10 00; fancy 1100®12 00. In flour the stock is large, with light enquiry. Prices tend downward, caused by holders anxious to realize on a cash besis. Geaie. corn per bushel, white $100; yellow and mixed 90(595; Oat* per bushel, white and mixed —; rust proof —. In moderate demand, stock light. GcxrowDEE. FFG, keg* 750; half do, 4 00; quarter do, 2 50. Hat. per cwL. Timothy —; Western —. Molasses asp Steci*. reboHed. hbd* per gal S2; bbl* 55. Syrup, refined, according to quality 52*75; Georgia and Florid* none in market. Potato a* per bbL Northern 00; Western $3 50. On ioxs. per bbl. $3 30a6 00. “ Fickle* per do* gallon, —; half do, 400, quarter do, 3 00; eighth do, 2 00. Rice, per lb, choice t|slft prime 9att. SxrFF, per lb, Macosboy 78a80, Scotch 7Sa80. Salt, per sack. Liverpool $1 90*2 00; Virginia fine $2 20. Soar, per lb, common 54*6; family 7** olive 74 a* wrapped, per box. 100 cake* $6 5O*SO0. Sugars, per lb, cut loaf 144; crushed and ] dcred 154. A 124*13; extra C 111*12; yellow extra C lOlall ft yellow 10al04. In large supply and light demand. Starch, refined peart, per pound. 74- Spiers, per lb, pepper, 28; spice, 18; ginger 15. Shot, bogs 25 lbs, drop 2 90a3 00; buck 3 25. Tobacco, per lb, common 4Ss48; medium 50x55; fine bright €0*70; extra fine sn.1 fancy 80*1 00 Smoking, according to quality and brands 40*75. Stock of manufactured large; holders anxious to realize; price* in bujrers* favor. Vixegak. dder per gal. SSalO; white wine do mestic 40*45; white wine imported 60. Wires axd Liquor* proof com per gaL $110; proof Bourbon. $125*1 50; common Bourbon. $la 110; Robinson county. $120*1 75; fine rye.$2a3 50; gin $125a2 00. CHAHFAGXB Wire. Heidsick per pint. $33; dry Versenaj. $*h Krug A Co, $33; imported Cabi net. $25; WerkaT Golden Eagle, $22; perquart, $20. LATEST MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH Financial. New York—Noon—Money 7. Exchange, long 6!; thort 8; stocks dull. Governments dull but steady. State bonds quiet and little doing. steady at s; * Governments strong with bet ter feeling. States quiet and steady. . ^ . Midnisht—Money e**v. with most of the bau- ness at 7 per esuL to gold interest, dosing 7 fluid to 1-S3 and interest. Currency w ffowmg this way and financial matOere are improving, banks having gamed one million in legal tenders to day. If the rituotinn cootiune* to improve in the present ralio the panic will sewn he fooksd udon aa ooe of the things of the past. Tl»e hanks are accommodating merchants as liberally as nos- aible in endorsement*. Exchange closed with a firmer feeling at *£*!. Gold steady at 81®84- Rates for carrying 5.4.3 and * Midnight-tils 1* 62s Aft 7; 65s 8; new 10ft C7s 12ft 6!** lift new 5s 8ft 1£4»H8. Tennes-e«s 69: new C- ; 4 iremtaa 35; new 35; consols 46ft 6efd 7; Iswistena* 42; new 40; levees 50; 8* 5': Alabama ss 70; 5s —. Georgia 6s and 7s no bid* North Carolina* 18; new 13; ^neeial tax 7; South Carolina* 3* new 10; April and October 2* LoxiXKf—Noon—Erie 39. Pari*—Noon—Rentes 5;f90r. Later-Rente* 571774- Cotton. Future* opened as hllowii October November 16 2-1* December 16 5-1* January 1<|; February '^Evening—Cotton, net receipt* 900 bales; gross 6213; sales 123?; uplands —. Orleans —. Futures d<xM firm at a derhne*. sales 1*000; October 1S|; November 15 29-32; December 15 29-312161: January IS t-32; February 16ft Marrhlfti. Cotton irregular, tendency down. JBALT!*ORE—Cotton.rat receipts—; me llfi^ exerts ccw-twise 75; Great Br.tain —. *ales 350; stork 4454; middlings Me low middlinrs 15ft strict good ordinary 14ft market dulL New Orlex>?—t*< t:-t reedpta 2962; rross 333ft export* «\*-twi*e 967; sales to v, stock 46,7l>; nriddlimnt 17; low middlings 1ft strict good ordinary 15ft market tending down. WiLJUXOTOS—Cotton, net rwaptiUft exports caasswise —; sale* —; stock 927; middlings 15ft market unsettled. Acgctta—Cotton, net receipts 100ft take 900; shipments —; stock-nHUddiingsI»i; market daiL SAVAyyxH—Cotton, net BwetpCr Ch ^KLR*TO!J"C<<t<»n.Jirt TMUi S24fteSHtokl o Great Britain —1 «ojstwi*e 2946; sates 1200; lock 21.702; middlings 154; low middlfags 141 14ft strict -"va-o.1 ord.oaxy It.; market easier. MOMLE—Cotton.net revvipi >1413; exports coast- f.,- NV. 'Sit ' 't - it 1 IL. 1U - • .» nu«IJi.n*r> 15». --i . It,, xuat- Wile ITGTOK—spirits tensftm firm at 38. Ronin firm at 2 50 for strained. Crude tur pentine steady’ at 2 00; hard 3 OO; ydluw dip 2 4ft virgin tar quiet with no sate* N EW Orleans—Western produce, very little doing owing to the unsettled state of finance* and scarcity of currency. Bacon, buyer* offering 7 ,a 84 for clear sides; hams dull at Uallft Whisky quiet at S3. Loteoe—Tallow 41s9d(g42s. Spirits turpentine te6d. Liverpool—Noon—Lard 41s. Marine News. , Sataeeah.—Arrived. UuntariUe, San Socinto, Wyoming. Cteamf. E. F. Gerby. Eugene Benia, Chrysolite. Arbitrator. Lea New York.—Arrived. City of Houston. Manta- bon. West Fholia, City of Havana, Regulator, San Salvador, and Srutia. Arrived out.—Iteutrhtend. and Calidonte. FUNERAL NOTICE. The friends and acquaintance* of Mr. A. Dew* BERET are respectfully invited to attend his fu neral from his residence on Fourth street THIS (Thursday) AFTERNOON at 2| o’clock. NOTICE. . LL persons havitur articles that are to bo in- Grounds on FRIDAY OR SATUR DAY NEXT. Some one w ill be on the grounds ready to receive and enter them. JOHN P. FORT. Tbe startling drawback on nearly all medicinal agents has ever been that in their process of purgation and purification they have also debili tated the system. To obviate this difficulty phy sicians have long sought for an agent that | - - ’ J Purge, Purify and Strengthen At One and the .Same Time. Their research has at test been rewarded by L discovery which fully realizes the fondest desires of the medical faculty, sod which is justly regard ed as the most important triumph that phar. tary has ever achieved. This important desiderati m r Dr. Tut fa Vegetable Liver Fill*, Which purify tl • blood and remove all eomiptj humors and unhealthy acrummulations from the body, and yet produce no weakness or lassitude whatever, but c»» the eonanury tone the stomach, and invigorate • jo buly during the progress of their operation. Thcvr '* * l ’ - * ' - * concilable qurditi*^ i.f : and a Pnriqring Tonic. Dr.Tutt** Fill* are the most active and! warehing medicine in existence. They at once attack the very root of diseases, and their action is so prompt that in an hour or two alter thcr are taken tbe patient la aware of their good effects. They may be taken at any time without restraint of diet or occupation ; they produce neither nan-1 arm, eriping or debility, and aa a family medicine they have no rival. Prioe 25 cent* a box. Sold by all Druggists. Principal Office. 48 Corttendt street New York. ■epthiiiiU air FANCY AND FAMILY GROCERIES Of every description. Fruits of All Hinds! Both Native and Foreign. Fresh Pish, Oysters, Crabs, Shrimps, etc., Received every morning. Give me a calL GEO. F. HOGE STONEWALL FERTILIZE R For sale by TURPIN & OGDEN, SOLE AGENTS. MACON. GA. ortitf NOTICE. T HE STUBBLEFIELD HOUSE tos boon re- fumi'lied out and out. and is now open to receive both transient and permanent Boardt-rx. octtl 4»* J. R- GLENN. * NOTICE. liberal patronage of our customers. September 18th. 1873. LAWTON * BATES. DENTISTRY. D B FOE SALE. A FTER the term prescribed by law for adver- thanort, 1 shall be prepervd to moke titles to the Iverson farm, situated 14 mile* from Ma- cun, ophite Rose Hill 0emetexy. Said farm con- si»ti of 147 1-3 acre*, including some of the best land in Bibb county, with many advantages of water, muek-manure. etc, inquired on a model farm. Examination la Invited. ortlOdSw A. IVERSON. Admr. LIVERPOOL AND GREAT WESTERN STEAM GO., 4 at the {.Hawing L’.nier Iloux*. National ..jxiwh’s Book Store.' G.Yol err Jt Co.’*, J. W. Burke Jt Co.’*, ami entrance to Park. W. A. HUFF, or! 19 td Mayor. Attention, Floyd Rifles. Y OU are hereby ordered to appear at your Ar- moTT TO-NICIIT. iMtohrr a 1'TS, ' .■.I »- / iMikWriVI' l.'T'CI VK<v rioek. for IMl*01tTANT BUSINESS AND DRILL. Every gabber i* e\i> vtod to b»‘ pre»' it. By ordered THUS. HARDEMAN. Jr.. B. B. Woodruff, O. S. Captain. oct2S-lt- ATTENTION. Ocmulgee Fire Co. No. 2. VOU are hereby ordered to meet at your Hall JL at 14 o'clock THIS (Thursday) AFTER NOON, in full uniform, to assist in testing the new steamer Sirnri Rose. By order of C. MAUHOLD. Foreman. F. A. SHOXEJtXE, Secretary. M in 1 ill il to act as judges in testing the new Steamer. S1MRI ROSE. this. Wednesday, Octo ber 22d. at $ o’clock f. at the Mulberry street cistern: Messrs. R. A. Morris. Chief Macon Fire Department; A. Patterson, ex-Chief Macon Firei Department; Matt. Thornton. John S. Sehofi -M. A. Reynolds, B. Crockett, C.D. Findlay and W. W. Games. . .osttOt J ISAACS HOUSE, HOTEL AND RESTAURANT, Cherry street, Macon, Go. '\^TEAI^5 stall hours—Tlsli.Oysters. Game, etc. 1U Baggage Free to and from the h.use. S. Isaacs, Clerk. E. ISAACS, Proprietor. NOTICE. Planter’s Hotel, Opposite Huff’s New Building, Cherry Street, between Third and Fourth, Macon, Ga. J. H. BKE.MKK, : : Proprietor, Accommodations, First Class. Terms, reason able.. oct23-lw NEW CONFECTIONERY, NO. 40 MULBERRY STREET. JACOB DINELER U AS remoTod his Confectionery from Third 1 Mulberry Street, next to tlie Street Railroad Stables, where lie will be pleased to meet all his old friends and customers. He has opened a large, complete and entirely fresh stock of CONFECTIONERIES,TOYS, BREAD, CAKES, ETC HAVENS’ BAR RESTAURANT 1 LIGHT HOUSE ALLEY. Meals Served at all Honrfi W. F. HAVENS. RALSTON HALL. MONDAY, OCTOBER 27th, M *f ^ I I ■ft ] IVEKr EVENING DURING THE WEEK' TUB ELITE STAE Miss Lillie Eldridge, Supported by the talanted young actor, HARRY LANGDON Monday Evening, the Romantic Drama of ALMA, HELD . { JiONDAGj: Tuesday, Roberton’s Comedy of CAST. MATINEE SATURDAY AT TWO O’CLOCK. Prices of admission 50 cents and $1. Reserxed MACON FLOUR MILNS OSLO ,1100AM “ DMA YE HEAR THI SLOGAN ? ” PUTZEI, «E SON Beg leave to call the attention of their numerous patrons to toe oelow mentioned list of GROCERIES COMPRISING Thirty-one Different Kinds of Canned Goods! Club Pish. Blackberries, Strawberries, Pie ’ Tomatoes, im ainne ncmiv'.suiiu.* s i )ice ^ Salmon. I densed Milk. Damsons. Devilled Ham. Lobster. Partridge, Duek and Turkey Tomatoes. Peas Stria ” ¥1 1 NISBET’S FOUNDRY FOR SALE. B EING compelled to retire from business on account of ill health, I now offer the above property lor sale. The Macon Flour Mills is more conveniently situated for business and is driven by more powerful machinery than any mill in Maeon^Tbe foundry is in successful operation, and in the article of cotton presses alone paid dur ing the last season 25 per cent, on what is askod for the whole property, and this in the absence of ** ’ and under the sole management of T. C. NISBET. PUBLIC SALE r—OF— ■/ Young Hereford Cattle. FAIR GROUNDS, at JI.1COX, on WEDNESDAY,2»th of October, 1873, at 12 X. Now to be Seen on the Grounds. J OHN MERRYMAN. of Hay fields. Baltimore county, Maryland, has selected from his herd of Hereford*, six YQUNG CATTLE, and wJl offer them for sale as above stated. All were bred from the magnificent bull ” Sir Richard the Second.” imported in 1870, at very large cost. “Sir Richard” ha* been exhibited at six State and County Fairs, and token the first premium at each. - At the Man-land State Fair, on 10th inst., was awarded a Mirer cup; special premium, in consideration of haring token first prize at its ex hibitions in 1870,1871,1872.1873. “ATLANTA.” heifer, calred December 18,1871. -DOLLY WARDEN.” heifer, calved June 20. 1872. -IRISH LASS.” catt-caired January 28. 1*73. “MACON.” bull, calved August 2, 1872. “PRINCE OF WALES” calf, calved December 24,1872. “ MARSHALL, calf, calred December 7, 1*72. oct23-6t. STILL CONTINUES, And owing to tie great reduction we have jujt made on all classes of GOODS, tbe rush of customers is Greater Than Ever To better suit the iwople and times, have reduced all Goods 25 per cent Less Than they sold before tbe Great Financial Panic We want money for our Goods, and in order to get it we have made tbe Following Reductions 8-4 BLANKETS, reduced from $4 00 to $2 50. 10-4 BLANKETS, reduced from $5 00 to 74 50. 10-4 BLANKETS, reduced from $6 60 to $5 00. 10- 4 BLANKETS, reduced from $7 50 to $0 00. 11- 4 BLANKETS, reduced from $9 00 to $7 50. 11- 4 BLANKETS, reduced from $11 00 to $9 00. 12- 4 BLANKETS, reduced from $12 00 to $10 00. 14-4 Blankets at Panic Prices. Marseilles Spreads, Sheeting, PILLOW CASING, —AND— Rouse Furnishing Goods, AT KEDUCED PRICES. Red Table Damask, Seduced from $1 25 to $1 00. WHITE TABLE DAMASK, NAPKINS, DOILIES, And TOWELS, Just Received at Panic Prices! We have reduced our Black Alpacas, Which for color and quality are admitted by competent judges to be the best and cheapest in tbe city, as follows s Black ALPACAS, worth 50c., for 40c. Block ALPACAS, worth 60c., for 50c. Black ALPACAS, worth 75c., for GOc. Black ALPACAS, worth 85c., for 75c. Black MOHAIRS, worth $1, for 85c. Black BRILLIANTINES, worth $125, for $100. . We sell the same Alpaca aa A. T. Stewart retails, and at the same prices. Colored Mohairs, In all the new and fashionable shades, reduced from 75c. to GOc. Just received, another full line of those Handsome Satins ! : Koui'.dJ.i: i Hoans. Imiw t Di-rillnl Ham. hMir. ttrtnJ All ofthe above are Packed This Season! , TEAS A SPECIALTY LOOK! LOOK! LOOK! We bare now in .tack the LARGEST and meat COMPLETE assortmemnt ot . *£* 3±3 jA*. J IN THIS MARKET. TEN DIFFERENT GRADES OF TEAS! From 70 Cents per Pound and Upwards! ALSO ON HAND Parehed Rio and Java Coffee*. Pickle*, Preserve*. Jellies. Jars*. Parinss. Mustards. Mackei Cheese, Butter, Lard, and everything else appertaining to a Grocery Store. LIQUORS. We take pleasure In stating that tho Century WIiisKy Was awarded the HIGHEST PREMIUM AT THB VIENNA EXPOSITION OVER ALL COMPETITORS I Constantly on hand. Tort. Sherry-. Madeira, and Rhino Wines. Hennessey. Martel and Otard m Branuies, etc* etc., etc. German Groceries a Specialty WE KEEP EVERYTHING- IS THE GERMAN GROCERY LINE. Try Our Shakspeare Segars, 10 cents Each. Thankful for past favors, wo solicit your continued patronage. Prices Lower ThanEver. PUTZEL & SON, SECOND STREET. D.VMOUR’S BLOCK. MANUFACTURED BY Langdale’s Chemical Manure Company, (LIMITED.) NEWCASTLE-ON-TYNE, ENGLAND. ESTABLISHED TWENTY-FOUR YEARS. CAPITAL $1,250,000. This Company Sells 40,000 Tons Manures Annually H Iron, ilte Court oi Ordinary, will be sold before the Court-house door, in the town of Jeffersonville. Twiggs county, Gja. on tbe first Tuesday in December next, with- ■* ’ \ hours ol sale, all tends belonging to of James Ifidkrom. deceased, late of said county. Terms made known on day of sale. J. F. BALKCOM. LAFAYETTE BALKCOM. Administrators. oet2S-40d* FOR SALE. 11.2 JULES VKO.tr THE .CITY. - - tcRKS IMPROVED'dant I tltl a market gardener. HOUSE AND LOT. With or without furniture, containing all leeessary outhouses, stables, etc, ftnd orchard, ear Wesleyan Female College, octtltf M. J. BAER Last Notice to Tax Pavers. therefor* t and positively require every tax (GUION LINE.) F irst-class steamers «ui between New York and Liverpool every W edneaday, afford ing the liest ppftb accommodation for the sa loon and steerage passengers. Drafts issued for jAtssaure money from Europe at current rates. For rates uf paarag* and other information, ap ply to WILLIAMS A GUION, 29 Broadway. New Ycrk. Or to W. McKAY. Agent, ortl lm No. 6* 8**1 >nd street. Macon. Ga. m I r ’WO TENEMENT HOl'SKS. or one room Houv for rent. Appl; to jui^TiSti Oi-I'ER, lAJL OLAS . i»ll;n-> 174; mark- -ipti 1725. expor GIJT YOUB COTTON. ' T AM prepared to rin Cotton for my neighbc 1 on ven liberal terms. JERE HOLLIS. on Hou'fcte road, thrv% pil{S from town. payer to make settlement on er before the "l5th DAY OF. NOVEMBER. Do not bring trouble upon me and expense upon yourself by neglecting to pay your taxes in time. My office, 72 Cherry street, mil be oper. until 9 o’clock P. m. Respectfully. W.T. NELSON. oct22tf Tax Collector for Bibb County. Special Premium. W. A. HUFF. Bar B. NANCE’S and Restaurant. T> LAKE’S J> Meals! tbe very bet. _ v — .— — {it 10 cents a dnnk. Try me once. block. Poplar street, Macon. Ga. •%etl at all hours, day or night, in le. The finest Wines and Liquors In all the new and Stylish Colors, in cluding NAVY BLUE, BOTTLE BREEN, OLIVE BROWN, And all Fashionable Colors, which we will sell during the next TWO WEEKS AT 85 CENTS. They are the BEST QUALITY, and are worth $1 00. Only 25 dozen of those KID GLOVES Left, which we are selling at $1 00, worth $1 50. Ladies’] dent’s and Misses’ Hose In all qualities, at Bargain Prices. Pine Woven. Corsets, For 75c., worth $100. Handsome Braided Corsets, For $1 00, worth $1 50. We have the largest and best assortment of SILKS ever offered in the State. IN BLACK SILKS We defy competition, as we have the largest and cheapest stock in Georgia. WE SELL AS WE ADVERTISE S. Waxelbaum & Bro. pctltt sutuAhtlm THE langdalh; fertilizer Now offered to the Planters ami Farmers of the South, is guaranteed a genuine Manure, free from adulteration, made of the best chemical ingredients, and thoroughly pulverized and MIXED B Y MACHINERY. It contains a large proportion of SOLUBLE PHOSPHATE, And is eminently suited to Cotton, Corn and Grain Crops. PRICE; AA $65 00. BB $45 00. P. O. BOX 422 W. McKAY, General Agent, Macon, Ga. CHART & CURD WHOLESALE HARDWARE CUTLERY, ETC., Cherry Street, - - Macon, Ga. oct!2tf Three Hundred Stoves! GUARANTEED! WE have just received two car load* ’ NTOYES, and have in store “Great Benefactor,” “Sunny South,’’ “Cotton Plant,” “Stewart,” And other first class Cot and bAt assortment of low Knife to the finest POOKET CUTLERY. And from the cheapest to tbe best IVORY HANDLE TABLE CUTLERY A large lot of Wood and Willow Ware, Crockery and Glassware, and a full line of House Furnish ing Goods, and manufacturers of and wholesale and refit il dealers 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 fall stock of Hardware and House Furnl«hlna? Good*, on as good term* as any house of the kind in the State. Prompt attention given to all orders. Oliver, Douglass & Co., sep28 tf No. 42 Third street. Macon. Ga. $50 GOLD MEDAL! TjX)R the best Country Weekly Newspaper _E published in the State of Gttirgia. Typo- graphy. make up, business and muling matter anil editorial management to be considered by judges. The five issues previous to the State Fair to be taken as the test. Committee to bo composed of J. H. £still, W# A Hemphill and Jo*. Clishv. W. A. HUFF. [ octitf Mayor. Bar and Restaurant. OPEN ALL NIGHT. J. VALENTINO, TTAYING refitted his entire premises, is now JLI prepared to furnish his fnends and patrons with everything pertaining to a first-class restau rant, whi.-h will be served in tho very best style. He will always have on hand FRESH FISH, OYSTERS, BASE, ETC. Strangers visiting Macon should give him a call. I will open on the 1st of October, at No. 66 Cherry street.nextdoor to my present restaurant, a Ladies’ Eating Saloon. JOHN YALEXTLNO. aep7 tf Macon, Ga. FRENCH’S NEW HOTEL, J^tOR. CORTLANDTand NEW CHURCH STS.. V-/ KBW YORK. On the European trion. RICH ARD P.FRENCH.sonof the late Colonel Richard French, of French’s Hotel, has taken this Hotel, newly fitfi-d up and entirely renovated the same. Centrally located in the business part of the city Landies^and Gentlemen s Dining Rooms attached. JunelStf T. J. SIMMONS. C. B. WOOTEN. SIMMONS & WOOTEN, ATTORNEYS AT I. AW, COAL. 57 THIRD STREET, cctntf Macon, Georgia TJARTIES wishing to lay in winter stocks of JL Coal would do well to send in their order* before the loth instant,a* after that time we will charge winter rates. ortstf BUTTS A ROSS. NOTICE. X OFFER for sale a small farm m nuusfon roun- JL ty. five mile* from Marshalvilie, S. W. R. R„ containing 405 acres, under high state of cultiva tion, being level, with good fences, good water; buildings new. except the dwelling, whic h has been recently repaired. Said place is level and it. a healthy locality. Terms made cast. Apply to GEO. 8. HASLAM.Sk.. OCtlS 6w Marshal*’die, Ga. E. B. POTTER, M. D. HOMCEOPATHIST OFFICE Wood’s Block. Second street, third VJ door below Johnston jewelry establishment. Residence Luuer ilolUVt jui>!5 U