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Ms* $£rle$r;if>tl tflessen gcr I HI R*1)\Y M0R1NNG. NOV. «Ht a Columbus Man Think of tlic Fair. «’oi.rwr.i •*.«»*. S’ovamfarflrflfllfr The d*Jr‘ % » l* X gnrna in jtn me to add a datum to at) appoinlm. nU, a umurnMno >ut .li.turU.1 ialh I •kould , ThurwUy, i Pro. i. .v. ■ on aflorl.id by. two • I an now 1* Fru itful city. cMutrein* btrilmlrnf ■i** iwTfrcf in nil rhich hap mat w fo—iilpriny tlx prai H of our j-Mnlc l bpat tha .for •tatod. reach if tOSKU. with Tory little diminution on Friday. AiuoUit tip 1 extnicrliouy. variety „ rlaaawa and article* on exhibition uurthy of .iterated notice, we anil ounalran ‘ thia opportunity to mention only a lew which our man particular attmtiin ha* W-n dire. t..L U]- n the jr j.n.l tie dia- play of atork, particularly of bonaa I hot;*, waa Tory fine, and the poultry, rarittty and Wuty, would bo difficult .iriwc We a ould adriae Tkdtora (tire more than a i«a,ing ghaen at the diffeeent article* of machinery diaiilatreil from tha large.t to the amaihwt on the fiat, and point them aa worthy of cart ful uapaetioa to tha dioplay of tm arta, cu.bruid.TT and needle work. Ore at in (pmuity, taate and akill characterise many of the artidea embraced in tha loot tiOBdd For raricty and utility, the department of female handicraft i* decidedly promi nent. and to our taate, (aa a family man.; moat eoatpicnous anou them ia the ib-iii of pnwTTea, pickle* They are really eery tine, am perienoe, imatiy aunaiaa anything of the kind wa haee emr had the pleaeire to witnaaa Uforr. The Bibb county dis play ia thin lin i doanrraa particular men tion ami we think we cannot do the eub- fort more joatioe than by eihauliaH our littU* modicum of compliment upon the exhibition ia this highly pnMtuwl and useful department. Tire duplsy of Mr. T. U. Arm ham, waa quite buy* end attractirc embnu-i SW rarieties, ae alao waa that of Mr*. O. llama. who prr.hahly had more jar but only 1M vanetiea. But for ran.-ty, taatea and quality the Bata of Mrs. Wm F. An-lemon ami Mrs. Willie 0. Whit... pertirularly the latter, were in our jodg- m nt the finest " .shftWc Mm. Andenan haring £10 rarietiea, which were beautifully .lieplay.-l, and Mrs. White, 318. the largest number we hare erer dreamed of. The particular nwrite of the display of the last men- tinned lady, we think are. that in all this east number, she has not one single duplicate, erery article different, pre pared for use as well as ornament, and the variety represent* the pro duct of almost the entire country, from the extreme North, where . run. berrim am! eunanpi most do grow, lathe tropics fmn whence she has culled West 1 „ 9 ginger and the guava, from which she has specimens of preserves and jellies delicious enous’h tempi the appetite of the most rartoited ..pi.urv, even the dovpiaul May-pup utiUaed into a most appetising preserve ami the ghua melon put up in preserves as beautiful and clear as crystal, while the pulp of a water-melon ia transfoimul into a comfit which would pnt bo sluunc the him of the red rock candy of a diool boy memories. The cabbage pickle in this lot is tho most beautiful we evei saw. while tho jar of Indian pickle is s perfect, gum. We ooulil enumerate many more, hut must conclude liy tom- mending Mrs. White's example to oar K ing Indies as moat worthy (for we an' Deinsd she la a honse-kt*-pcr of only three yean experience) of imitation. The premium in this department, we understand, is only $50 and we think is entindy Inadequate for the trouble and worry to produce such a display. The Fair is te be continued and w.slope the fate rest and attraction will be kept up. In eoscluaion we beg to offer our grateful thanks to the managers for the perfect success with which they have .•owiiKtod everything, and we tender to tin. pssi lss.ple of Macon our heartiest congratu lations upon being possessod of so mu>;r gallant sons and snob aoootupiisOod daughters. Very mpcctfnlly. 11ml lloilk Kociillltf. Tho Now Turk Sun say. them is now, ami has been fur a long time very serious misgiving as to the state of the Treasury lKipurtmcut at Washington. This anxiety attaches particularly,to the public debt in its various forme. It is well known that the book* of the lean office contain erasures, interlineations, and other marks of manipulation which show a pnrpose well calculated to excite the gravest sus picion. That many of the public balances have been farced for oflWt, ami cannot pes*i lily be reconciled with tho accounts ..( the . harking oilier-, ia also notorious to those in any way familiar with the oper ations of this dopartment- Hvcry attempt at thorough inveatigk- tiou by the minority in Oongrea* has boon habitually resisted by two interest!: First, the majority who feared the effect of any exposure, and secondly, the bond holders, who dreaded the possibility of a panic. Hence resolution* of Inouiry in tend.*! to relieve the public mind on thia important subject were cither voted down absolutely by the Republican majority or not answered by the Secretary of the Treaauiy. Unit) Mr. Boutwell introduced the par tisan practice of parading purchases cf Ion,Is. ao aa to create a notion of fictiti ous prosperity and a sentiment favorable to the Administration, all official state- ments of tho public debt wore made by the Register of tho Treaauiy. who may bo called the bookkeeper of the Govern ment. into abase ham!* tho accounts, fiuaUy nan* for every branch of the pub lic servtco. Thia innovation led to the disclosure in the annual nqiurta of large diseretun- enw between the Secretary and the Reg ister of the Trwwury in tlicir reapcctive statunenlaof the amount of the public debt, which had before tho advent of Qmutism agreed in every respect amt to a cent from the foiimlatien of the Gov. crnuH-ni. Ami by way of illustration the Sun shows a discrepancy in these reports ot the publi. debt in lhftfof «1«7.001.475. and in 1 *70 of F.H.Sl*,SSSi while in Reg ister Allison’s general and special re ports for the same yearn the Register disagree* with himself ia the estimate of the debt to the amount of iuw.76t.5bs.75 —a small amount aa compared with the "dew'd total," it ia true, but still would be a comfortable provision for old age to any prudent man. The Sun s*y*,> Congress cannot pass over an investiga tion of this matter. It is doe to the pub lic credit that the elect truth -heuld be known to the bondholder* at heme and abroad, that they may feel secure In their inreetwents. and to toe Treasury Depart ment that it should bo purged if there has been collusion and corruption in office. No committee could perform this duty thoroughly, and it must be discharged if begun, without the aid of th* best ex pert*. It U a work of great labor and will require much time. Therefore the movement should be made promptly, so that the investigation would stai | the meeting of Congress. Resolution* of inquiry cannot b* shuf fle! asidffi scoffed down or amuggbsl into pigeon hohw. as they hav* hit .erto been. Tiie eye* of the people have been opened to frauds and plunder, and they demand a searching scrutiny into every dark cor ner of the public service. The Two l!ou*e« of Rhodr Island. ' - i lb-pub! .'-i* . <* '• • r » A teeth*chattf«bv shiver pemuiod the marrow of Prondawe y«U*ri»j aad «Uy Mora. Ramon got abroad that th»* Spragues A. A W, Sprague muufKtnr- era—were liable to fail for $14*000^)00. So ooe can appreciate the significance rauh a pcirUbl who has not known Rhode Rhode faland iuj be dracribed aa a pair of shears, one aide of which the Sprain*and the other ia Brown (vw. If the Spragues were to faib or I Brown A Ivoa were to fail* Rhode Island woold fail to exist aa a composite charac ter; she w<>ald become simply Brown to Ires, or the Spragues, accordin ' to which party wurrirad. As perhaps no other m unity in alternate manufacturing^H throw of the Spragues i* a proper Mpraguos. a. ivol. Aa perhaps no other oom- the world ia governed by th* umphs of two great rival ig mum. this threatened orer- for elucidating this feature of Rhode Is- ibd polity. A. A W. Sprague are the ing firm, and in the nation at large per haps the most illustrious. Governor Will.aw t-pragu*. w.. all remember, cf- f. red to lead I:!..-1* Island troop* to the Gulf in the rebellion, and perhaps did so —part way. at luut. He woo the Scna- torahip. which he stiU retains, and the daughter of Chief Justice Chare for a The two brother* are youngish ml decidedly “folksy" and free and easy in their dealings with people. Atta la. the eld.*, married a factory girl, and made a wise choice, too. ’tix said. The Imsineas habit* of the Spragues are of the very latest style of enterprise. Although th* great hulk of their immense wealth ia ia woolen and cotton mills aad print works, they hare of late year* extended their investment* into a thousand extra- Their “irons in the fire” art isi They have bean attempting to erect a gnat water-power at Augusta. Me., have opened extensive manufactories in Pennsylvania, inveatad I hundred* of thousands in the treas ure-hunting expedition to Sooth America, All the profit* fn profits from their immense puuii are speedily “ploughed in" to some m-w ami perhaps distant enterprise, and cash surpluses are never allowed to em- Iwrxas* the house. They represent, in short, the modern American spirit of at- tcmpt-alL According to th* fashion of tho time*, they lire munificently, lend r gorgeous prawmee aad putronnge to Cnuutoo tlu* Cnumton now, and entertain poor minuten during the summer months with a most unstinted .. Freciseiy opposite to them in all things aru Brown A Ires. Brown A Ires are slightly venerable, very aristocratic, very reserved, and very astute gentlemen, who live in tho grand, old way, don’t trouble themselves to take off their hats to ordi nary people, and would not feel at all honored by the presidency of the Cran ston Park Association, the company of impecunious clergymen, or. perhaps wo might say. by a seat in the United States Senate. Their manufacturing interests the State of Rhode Island are im mense, und exceed in value, it is said, those of the Spragues. They keep their business well up, and invest sometimes in extenrion* of it, but never go into any enterprise outside of their line or neigh borhood. A gold mine in Massachusetts or a Niagara in Maine would be no temp tation to their capital. Their uurplus earnings are invested in real estate, and it ia the common tradition that Brown A Ivys own half tho State. Th upon acres in the heart of and if a buyer goes to them to ask the price of a lot, their invariable reply ii •• We buy rual estate; we never sell it. 1 Their management savors of the old style —“Safe, cautious, conservative, but re morselessly profitable. These two houses of Rhode Island not only manage her industries, but they rule the State and all its interests. The press of the State is of one party or 1* The Press is the alias of the and the Journal only another name for Brown A Ives. Even the college, Brown University (which derives its name from an ancestral Brown), is torn with the dis sensions of the of the opposing feuds. The warring interests and the domineering of the party most powerful with the corpo ration of the university have made the iresidential chair a martyr’s seat. Gifts rom one of the rival houses have been declined by the university out of fear of offending the other. The sale of the land script awarded to thevollego by the Government fell into the hands of an agent of Brown A Ives, and had to be in vestigated by Congress, so great a stir waa made by Sprague about it, and tho university realized little from lands which have since sold at a great advance. The two parties have had more or less tc do with every election held in the Stole these many years, and have openly bought votes, representatives, and politi cal influence. It is hardly necessary to say that their influence on polities and >ublic morals has been vicious in the ex- reme. Thus a State small in extent, but with a greater valuation than the great State of Georgia, has been de- 1 Mulched and poisoned through all its sys- TIH MEAT PANIC! Prices to Suit tlio Times. TH you want to saw 25 per cent, in bavin* 1 Ibn.l.v-iniwltf Clothin*.*oto D. J. Baer*, our- ■ Thin! aad Cherry strarta* Macon. Ga. lie te R!u?H!5hai»R!!^Sl55iSblTS.at $53 00. [worth MOSS. latest style CASS1MERB BC81- KSS St;ITS. ffit $1t ao each, worth$1800prr auiU I l.sno Men’a t'lmtom Made Scotch and Emrhah CASSIMKRK SUITS, at too OS each, worth «S3 00 H £«» Freedman's SUITS, at >5 00 each, worth | oooa Milt* I Youth'*. Boys' and Ohildiwn’a SUITS I make Upy^. and w^iH scll them cheaper than they ■l offer lsfimi Roy*'and Children's CASSIMERB I8U1T8, at *4 00 a suit, worth «B 00 a suit. I 1000 Children's extra fine, latest style, im pair* t'ASSIMKRK SUITS, at fOOCk worth $1* 00 a Milt, afrreat bargain. aoo Boys' imported Cta—hnews latest cut and <vle SUITS, at fW no. worth $14 00 a «uit. I SATINET SUITS, at fl 40. worth ' sila.ix M>n hand a full lino of Men'e and Chil- hen*'OlsOTHING. of all *tjlea and deurription. o numt-nma t« mention. An extra induivment tot it 1 to merchants. Call mu ly at the writ known, atoraof 1>. J. BAER, ml | Comer Thin! and Cherry *tre* t. Tho Special Attention Of lkelsfni.aWI.tlKti.a-t* French Millinery WINSHIP & CALLAWAY. p»: ri KABT CAP?, ta Iso vf M. rm - Alwwrtaal of KKAL LACES. I-sl-.' sol kW PEEXCII OOE6ET6. Th* BA1E DEPARTNEXT is rereffirta HAIR no— a^areaarel ia aaj fornd rijti. ut HAIROR-XAMEXTA. CLOTHING aiCMl CORONET COMBS. PAXCY COMBS- OAtaod ISilMT BI&IISaa* BCTTERPUES. A real,!«■ —ortmrel of NOTIONS. TV*, is a tan Stork at ererrUimx aaasUx kspt hi my bnaineea. which wool* be too I then at wholesale. MISS A. OT30NNOR. oetutf MACON FLOUR MILLS NISBETS FOUNDRY FOR SALE. TVE hare open—1 a wholreal* apartment over oar retail rtore, and invite the Georgia. .Uil.m. and Florida merchants who boy in this market to give as a call. We will vU them on as good tenna and at ax low price, as they can buy them in New York. Oar stock is the largest that has erer been brought to this State. The H EIXG awipeDal to retire frem be Ones, on aerount of U1 health. I now oflar the above and is th. artiX. of eottea preaw* abav real taj ins the hat sawn XS per rent, ca what issued fcr Ihe wfa*. ,i i, wtr. —d thfsw tha W—ee X the jwopnetur. and under the mie nsisnewd T. C. NISBET. RETAIL DEPARTMENT FIRST NATIONALBANK. of MACON TRANSACTS A CLMEALIUKDN Bl'SLVESS. Ia filled with everything that is choice and stylish for a gentleman’s outfit. Call and tee the L C PLANT. D. PIANDP.RS. H. L. JEWETT. W. B. DIXSMORB H. B. PLANT. D. S. LITTLE. O. It. HAILEHURST. L C. PLANT. Preadeot- W. Mr. Watotxr. Owhier. MBMilnosl* Virginia All Wool Cassimere Suits, Good at tho Scotch, for $15 per suit, worth $25. 50 SECOND STREET, MACON, GA. I. C. PLANT & SON, Bankers and Brokersj MACON, GA. Buy and Sell Exchan**. Gold. Silver, Stork* Deposits Received On Which Interest will be Allowed Al AGREED CPOV. PAYABLE ON CALL. Advance* made on Cotton and Pro duce In Mtore. COLLECTIONS PROMPTLY ATTENDED TO • 11 C. A. NmiM, W. P. Good all. CITY BANK MACON, GEORGIA Capital 200,000 Dollars DIRECTORS: MR JOHNSTON. JOHN J. GRESHAM. 8. G. Bo,xx. PrcaklciiL R. P. Lawtox. Caahien EXCHANGE BANK OF MACON Office In tMifT* New Building* Receives Deposits BUYS AND SELLS EXCHANGE. cm Adrmnres on Stork*. Bond*. Cotton Store. Alao on Shipment* of Cotton. Planters’ Bank FORT VALLEY. GA. Intewt prid on Drpoffiit* when undo for $mJ?AjroSM(Ur. Prea't. w. E. Bxowx,Creh'r WHC1W Wm. J. Andereon, CoL llarh L lXmnanl Col. Wm. Felton. Dr. W.A lUtbew*. Dr.M LAMtote* delttf ART GALLERY No. 8 COTTON AVENUE, (Riddle’* old itaud) Toexecuvo DPXCTXJUES Of every variety and style of the PHOTOGRAPHIC ART is invited to hi. MELLOWTINT PICTURES Remarkable for a peculiar softness. Negative* retourbed. whereby all tdemiahe* ore T. B. BLACK8IIEAR. COTTON CROP OF 1873! CAMPBELL & JONES, WAREHOUSE AND COMMISSION MERCHANTS Warrbouar, Comer Second and Poplar Street*. Macon. Georgia. R KNEW the tender of their terriett in the Storage and Sale of Cotton. Steam Saw Mill for Sale Administrator’s Sale. fDV order of th® Ordinary of Talbut county I D Groreia. will hr sold, two miltw nouth of Qe~ lurre. on Turwlay, 11th day of next November, be-1 twern the uaualhour* of mle. the foUowimrprop erty. lo-wit; one steam saw raid and fixture* of tato Winter impruvtwl make.with lS-inth cylinder, ■totvw power, in pood running outer, with small saw above lure*, making lumber M to $S inrhea vide. Also, blacksmith'* took,* tarn lop cartel and 1 kip wapmt. old iron. 4 yoke c4 oxen, beef tic. etc. Star*® -0.000 or *U*» fret of luml^r.t hinting (J inch rdankjinwitliiy. etc.. The al bring part of the neraoiial property h the estate of DutmTLuck hart, late of a thccfjhcr onU month*' time. / per cent, info with hen. The other property strictly caah. LTd. LOCKHART. A X0RTII GEORGIA JT" 3FL XMX FOR SALE. Bto Fish.—I wetted * lie* in the “lovely Kanawha" below the falls, bet the fish weren't in the vein. IVhat was my surprise in the morning to find lying ing in treat of th* house a **.«■» wripli- • *, UtirU.11 JW«*4* sn.U fU* wripkisy /or- ,j itrs* j- ' i hiuk of that, all p* fishermen! Did you erer! If you did, 1 never. He .rep.- aod.. r giggeJ, or whatever else you choose to call it. This is don* bv a ::. .n in a -vinos with a big light in an in. ii basket fastened to a suite in the eanoc. He *ee* tho fish, wiu.-h, bring .lieiitJr •• dusturod,” don't gvt away until the throe-pron-vd lan.-sis driven mto hishead. I would have given my e el, sad in,.. «k also, to have onught that pike. ls> ray, .v fifiM|ii,xnlMl of the Kioh- mond Dixpateh. T OPFKR POE S.U.K, JL huch as *> phev and |* \ men t s myl ... North Oeoxia caolsinin* tOM sen* <d land, wane Ml sere* rlsared. The rksred land era- hrmsasajedn* tint naiistlo busts, soma mji taada and *h.«! WfMdw »f!v. of bottom h«rk«T. per*w.a»d iummad Witt pto? Tte JSSoins i $MQ4. Barm, mblw. pin-house and tenant toHH^H^toforthciJnce. .AMHMH teHitew pi® ample I n Roilrand. th» rend ■ritnaiiMHPMi rumunp within a mite of th® boom. It te two and • half auk* to the ttcareat *tation; dvemdreto Ikuocaa Spring*, and seven mika to Tunnril Hill. I on the Stale fUmtL The ptere te healthy, and ofter* a beautiful bum* in a line growing region of I cxwintry. Sold for the reason that odwrengagrad mme^wsrvSSx.'^ssSi OiiHhuGa. 5LKX.JLSPEEB. BROOMS, BROOMS. 'yy’L* have just rereiml BROOMS. SFYMOTR. TCVSLEY A CO. Til* aU»ut th. Mopinmed Churchill knov vi.t n :.<• : chsUxgixvT ■ r 1,11 oli, ‘ •••' U-gnu td> weigh it. but i her ** hit® U - \ into it ta.- riLwrt oi A-Lkin aU».il :n tho kUvwUMge i-f g‘» **PI*lo, ILiTCILES, MATCHES. 150 08088 R0C3n> W00D PARLOR MATCHES. SEYMOl'E. TINSLEY 1 CO. CADDY- LARD, fN 5.3 iti.tl 10 iMxmd caddicir—FRKS1L skymoi'r. Tinsley a co. MACKEREL. 300 l A KACES M ACKKRBLj« SEYMOUR, TINSLEY Best Plantation in Middle Georgia. FOUR MILES FROM MACON. SALE. FOR r lNTATNS about 1.100 two-third* of balance uc will produce JUlf bmshthr of com per mere, or one Solo nf cotton vitkoot guano. Bred pas tures on the place which mill keep cattle fatall winter. Even thine raised on the place can be easily dispusnl of in Macon market at good prior*. First rate painted framed house, with four room*. The i dace te well adapted for cotton and corn Mgkgyrt, ■riSnytim. aXl EL W. GOODE. STXKUEO B. TOXET. GOODE & TONEY, ATTOENEYS AT LAW, SOLICITORS IN CHANCERY, EL'PAULA, ALA. (Office over J. T. Kendall'* store. Broad street.) WILL practice in the State and Federal Court- \M of Alafaamm in the Court, of Southwot-m Geonhaandelacwherehy special contract. Prompt attention paid to coUretioas ' Georgia. Vi investigate lanil MISS W ARD * S HANDSOME STOCK OP MILLINERY GOODS North British & Mercantile INSURANCE COJIPANY. OF IiONBON AND fiDINBURGH. CAPITAL—BOIQ - - - - $10,000,000 Insure* Store*. Merchandise, Dwelling*. Furni ture and all other property at LOWEST RATES! L C. PLANT * SON, Arents. B.' r.MYALKEK. Late of Sf T. A B. P. Walk* jtO. H. DOBBS. Lato trf Dobba A 25 O Crates of Crockery WALKER & DOBBS’ The Largest and Best Assorted Stock of CLOTHING -FOR- GEMRAL TRADE IS THE STATE LOOK AND BE CONVINCED HERTZ, VIRGIN A CO., 90 CHERRY STREET. GEORGE W. HUS AX), EXCLUSIVE WHOLESALE TOBACCO DEALER AND CIGAR MAN D PA CUR ER, No. 4 Blako’s Block, Poplar at., Macon, Ga. C. J. GAMBLE. A. W. GIBSON. GAMBLE, BECK & CO WHOLESALE GROCERS, PROVISION AND LIODOE DEALERS. LOWEST JIAEKET PRICES GUARANTEED. 61 THIRD STREET. 5 now ojien for the inspection of her friends and cuxlomers. and she invites them to tall and fi.irr.ine before imrriuuimr cbevrhere. ~*U Corner Cotton are, and Cherry st. LOOK HERE! IP ASX 05X TILLS YOU D. J. BAJSKp any store in M scon. Ga* call around aad con- nee yoarsdf. lire Pruv List: • pair <n>uu* Pine Calf Sevnd Boots at $3a pair, wurth 800 pair Gents’ Sewed Gaiters at $2 a pair, worth $4 80. L000 pair Men's all leather Kip Bre-runs, at $1 24 a pair, worth $2 a pair. pair Li»«! it >’ S. wed Kid and Cloth Siboes at $1 40. wvrth ft 30 a pair. lati -: style and colors Gents’ Fur Hats ot $2, wurth f* each. A >]-oai Barsam. SO dunn Gents' Black and Brown Wool Hats at extra banmin. Kki**) yards fast colored and best quality Calico, yard. simt rea. Inn Hom<'«puss ht Fac- lnduremcnU offered U> dealers. ,rly at the well known store of Bleaching, t Sffigu i D. J. BAER. Comer Thml and Cherry ffifea, Macon. Ga. J. J. .VBKAMS, JUSTICE OF THE PEACE NOTARY PUBLIC. B. END RES, CONSTABLE, CHATHAM COUNTY. Office No. 6 Bull strewt, SAVANMAH. GA i riven to the re*llw WING & SOLO MON Offer to the pnblic a larre and newly selected stod : of FINE JEWELRY! STERLING SILVER AND PLATI5D-V7ARE. And embracing many:new and novel stylos, ju? ft out. They are sole arer.ts for the celebrate 1 PERFECTED SFEi CTACLEBI THE BEST IN USE. maile to onler. To f*ne watih work—ut uudentl^: tUarires. FANCY AND FAMILY GROCERIES Of every description. Fruits of All Kinds Both Native and Foreign. Fresh Fish, Oysters, Crabs, Shrimps, etc. Received overy mominv. Give mo a call. GEO. F. HUGE. WHOLESALE Drug and Chemical WAREHOUSE, 82 and 84 CHERRY ST, Hunt, Rankin & Lamar Offer to the trade and others who buy in quantity their usual large and well assorted stock of every description of goods in their line of business on i favorable terms. 1000 MORPHINE. QUININE,] 100 lbs. CALOMEL. 100 lbs. BLUE MASS, 5 bbla. BLUE STONE. 80 bbls. BEST KEROSENE OIL. Orders solicited with a guarantee of satisfaction. STONEWALL F E R. TILIZ ER For sale by TURPIN & OGDEN, SOLE AGENTS. MACON, GA. OCt7tf FOR SALE. A FTER the term prescribed by law for adver- il tteeinent, I shall bo prepared to make titles Ito the Iverson farm, idtuatea H miles fnim Ma con, opposite Rose Hill Cemetery. Said farm con sists of 147 1-5 acres, including some of the best I land in Bibb county, with many ail vantages of water, muck-manure*, etc*, required on a model DR. W. W. FORD, DEIVTIST. TTAS removed his office from Mulbeny street II to No. 10B ClicrrY street, ot ” ' ” ’* Rogers’, next door to Mr. Beers'. LIVERPOOL AND GREAT WESTERN STEAM C0„ Crockery and China E3MPORIUM We have in store and^o arrive two hundred and fifty crates C. C. and W. G. Crockery for our wholesale trade, which we intend selling a« cheap as the cheapest. New York, Philadelphia or Baltimore not excepted. In short, and as proof, brag us your New York invoices and we will duplicate, say nothing of the ruinous freights and breakage. PHELPS, DOBEMUS (Late Phelps A Herein us) M \ M I \. I l KMi> IM' 1'K '* ! ,{ " PARLOR, CHAMBER AND OFFICE FURNITUR MATTRESSES, SPRIN8 BEOS, ETC., 964anc >*- Gaiud Su. Near UoteW. Wil. PUKLCS. OTIS CORBETT. WJ sepli gin* . X. DOREMC k. L. NUBSan. F. A. GARDB DWIGIIT L. KOBEETS Si CO- FACTORS AND COMMISSION MERCHANT; Mavaunah, Ga. Liberal nd>7mces made on Produce in hand. We luive m good stock of Bapring and TuaJ which we offer at low rates. *-'])!- om ■. UCHMOSl wm. u. ar AKK. WM. H. STAKIv & CO., WHOLESALE 6R0CERS, COMMISSION MEF CHANTS AND COTTON FACTORS, SAVANNAH. GA. Careful attention given to sales or shipment! Cotton ami al» kinds of Produce. Libend mlvanej m ule ou ixHiMgnmenU, Agents for the sale of 1 Pnuik Coe» lfone Superi»lx»iph*te, MffigpoO Light Draft Cotton Gius, Pnncetun Factory iwl ami Arrow Ties. seplISm K. U. OOHKX, JU. JOS. HUU COHEN & HULL, Cotton Factors and Gonoral Com mission Merchants, GO liny Street, Navannuh, Ga* p.ff a-»pirtfslly to J. W. Lathrop A Oo^ N A. Uarelec s Son A Col, Tteon k Golden, U. Mayo A Co, Milo Htech, V. P. Savannah Bank am Trust Co. mspU 9m_ J. N. LIGHTFOOT, Cotton Factor and Commissior Merchant, 1UG Bay Street, Savannah, Ga. Agents for the rale of Menynnui's Ammontetec aZSZ M'plitim L. M. WAKFILLD. BOBT. WAYS*. WARFIELD & WAYNE, » Cotton Brokers and jCommission Merchants, SAVANNAH, GBOliGIA. euttou. ete.. ami nolicit a share of their bus* Cash advance* made on consignments ut lowest rates of interest. All business entrusted to our care, will receive prompt atteutiou. "Pu* tares” bought itiHl sold iu the Savannah and Newt York Cotton Bxi-hange on the most reason tenns. sep!2< CHINA CHINA 2S CASKS REAL FRENCH CHINA. Wo have now in store twenty-five casks of real French and English China which wo wiU sell for thirty days at the following low prices: CHINA TEA PLATES CHINA BREAKFAST PLATES NNK7 CHINA DINNER PLATES - CHINA TEA SETS, 4* pieces - CHINA DINNER SETS. 137 pieces CHINA CHAMBER SETS. English China - -- -- -- -- - CHINA TEA PLATES - - - - CH IN A B RE AK FAST PLATES - CHINA DINNER PLATES - - alia* m ISI 2 00 1 75 2 60 7 50 10 80 ii 00 00 00 7 50 10 50 100 1 5 1 25 1 7 1 501 2 0 IMITATION CHINA TEA PLATES BREAKFAST PLATES - DINNER PLATES - - - TEA SETS. 41 pieces - - DINNER SETS. 137 pieces CHAMBER SETS. 11 pieces - - DEC. GRANITE SETS. II pieces - sets CUT GLASS GOBLETS - sets GOBLETS 75 1 oo l 25 1 25 1 50 5 50 27 0«i 15 50 0 50j 0 00 6 50| V ^l 2 100 TRIPLE-PLATED CASTORS; 6 CUT GLASS BOTTLES, $6 00 EACH. 150 dozen BRITTANIA DIPPERS, to the trado at New York prices. Cutlery ami Silver-Plated Ware, GLASS WARE, LAMPS, KEROSENE AND GAS CHANDELIERS, DRESSED TIN WARE, WOOD AND WILLOW WARE, KEROSENE OIL, By the Gallon, Barrel or Car Load. Come and see or send us your orders. WALKEH <3c DOBBS, 82 MULBERRY STREET, MACON, GA. SOLE AGENTS FOR THE PORTER COMBINATION AND PLANTATION HOE. sep21eod:im CLOTHING lia ffl I take pleasure in announcing to friends and tho public in general that my stock of " now 'S 11 001’ CLOTIIIfG! Is now complete, and I am now ready to dispose of tho same at as LOW or LOWER prices than any other house in the city. My stock of ©■exits’ Furnishing in tho city, comprising the Goods Urea been selected with more care and elegance than any in most fashionable goods in that line. Which is undoubtedly tho best shirt brought to this market, uncqualod in FIT and QUALITY. Shirts made to order and fit guaranteed. Hats, Silk and. Fur. (GUION LINE.) IRST-CLASS STEAMERS sail between New York and Liverpool every Wednesday, afford ing the best possible , F I1 1 for the sa- Drafts issued for ■UltolMpm Europe at current rates. I For rates of passage and other information, ap- Ply to WILLIAMS k GUION, 29 Broadway, New York. Or to W. McKAY. Agent. No. Second street. Mauun. Ga. COTTON STATES Life Insurance Company. Tho nobbiest and latest styles of Hats constantly on hand and new ones arriving weekly. Prices to suit everybody. The public are invited to call and examine my stock before purchasing elsewhere, and be convinced that I mean what I say. CIIAS. WACHTEL, Fourth street, No. 1 Brown House, next door to tho Ladies’ Entrance, oct26tf Opposite Passenger Depot. w. mixcAX. j. a. jousstox. DUNCAN, JOHNSTON CO., Cotton Factors and Goneml Com mission Merchants, 02 /lay Street, havunimlt. Go. augl 6m - ^ B. C. FX.AN.NAUX>. W. W. FLAN NAG AN'. A. P. AUKLL. 1L 8. MOKGAX. FLANNAGAN, ABELL & CO., < j Cotton Factors and Gonoral Com mission Merchants, 153 liAl M REET. SAYANN All, GA. A TANAolNG Agents for the English Stuiicwull IU Fertiliser, etc. Bugging and Ties furnished, . ' ooiisigiuuenu { litierul cash advances made tor salu in Savaunuli, or un shipments to rospumleiits in Northern, Eastern or European augl ten A. M. SLOAN. AKI1LI U N.SOLLKK. O. V. WYLLV, JU I A. M. SLOAN CO., Cotton Factors and Gonoral Com-* mission Merchants, Claghom A Cumiuigliam’s Range, Hay Street, savannah, Gn. B AGGING ami Ties advanced un crops. Liberal cash advances made un consignments fur sale iu -Savannah, or un shipments to reliable cunvs- IiundcntH in Liver|iuol, New York, Philadelphia, augl uni Boston or Baltimure. X. J. SIMMONS. C. XL WOOTKX. SIMMONS & WOOTEN, ATTORNEYS AT LAW, 57 THIRD STREET, Macon, Georgia octlltf BLOUNT, HARDEMAN A HARDEMAN ATTORNEYS AT LAW, JlACUk, GA. Office, Cliorry street, over 8. T. Walker’s. augio if E. W. & S. H. JEMISON, ATTORNEYS AND COUNSELLORS AT LAW, OUioe 52 Second at., Alacun, UeorgA. W ILL practice in the courts of Macon and ad jacent circuits, and in the Supreme and Voueral Courts of Georgia* Special attentiou given to matters in Bankruptcy. JSre Suited to all Climates, AXD FAMOUS FOR BEING SEST TO U331 CHEAPEST TO BUY!. EASIEST TO SELLH1 Famous for doing m-wo and BETTER cooking, . “ IOT,T FAMOUS FOtt CtVXNO Satisfoctisn Every wher*, AND 21EI.VQ Espptially Adapted TO TUB mi 0? EVERY som SOIiZD -BIT EXCELSIOR MANBFACTUUW COMPANY ST. Loris, MO., TRUMAN & GREEN, MACON, GA octlHtuos.fh.tw ^tfTsBURS" KATA LYSINE WATER—Tub Great Medi cine of Nature. Iruloraed by the IliriieM Medical Authorities. Restores Muscular Bow in' to Paralytic, Youthful V'ignr to the Aged, und Develops the Young at a Critical Ported; Dir solves Calculi and “Chalky”. Deposits; Cures i tout. Rheumatism. Dyspepsia. Neuralgia, ' ravel, Diabctix, Diseases of the Kidneys, I.; v- .. and Skin, Abdomiiml Dropgr> Chronic Diar- dHi-a. Constipation, Asthma, Nervousness Sloeplessmrss, General Debility, and nearly e‘ •ry class of Chronic Disease. Pamphlets c~ G-EORG-IA MILLS PRINCIPAL OFFICE 3IACON, - - - GEORGIA. Macon, Ga., October 10, 187S. rpHlS company is pro] «red to issue policies c 1 the “stock plans,” the premiums on whic are from 20 to 24 per cent, less than on the mi tual rates. An opportunity te thus afforded to " who desire insurance, or who may wish, fxom crease of age, than original cost. The “Cotton States” ha* an available reserve cf capital and de- 0. which is entirely independent and is not used therein. Good agents wanted. Liberal inducements will be 7 r.ni c nitiMH given. act 121m For Sale. FERTILE FARM, situated one and a half miles -outh of the town of Cuthbert, Ran dolph countv, and containing four hundred and f acres, of which about two hundred and fifty cleared and under cultivation. On the premises area gin house and excellent gin, one double log dwelling, and a suffioeney of laborers’ bouses, a fine well of water and* good mill seat. There is timber and fuel sufficient on the place also to realize more than double the pur chase money. This property will be sold on ac commodating terms, or exchanged for aty im provements. Apply at this office, or to Apply at ta TkOS. POWELL, Trustee, Cuthbert. Georgia. ONLY MANUFACTORY In this country where Loom Reeds, Harnesses Patent Wire Heddles Are made tinder one management. Jqly24 6m HOWARD HOUSE. BROAD STREET. Nearly opposite Montgomery and Eulaula Rail- rood Depot. EUFAULA. AL\BAMA* W. HOWARD. - - Pkopeibtoee. Only a >l»ort walk to and from the Southwest* •n Railroad. Sevcnty-ftvscsnUteXVBd x» omnte Bue* septs 6m u Always in the Van* Tie Best Flour on tlie Best Terms. PATRONIZE HOME INDUSTRY octfifitl ..-lining IlUbiQ of tho S,.rin* “.I Twamontih f n»m Mt.lii.l Journals Eminent Phymonn. in.l dirtininiii'hfld dtiwmn, «eflt free l»y mm bv WHITNEY BROS.,Gell’l Avnt«.±I7fioatL (front «t.. Philndelphia. For »Uc by nil druv fists.«*>»Mffffi odtea IMPERISHABLE FRAGRAHOE MURR T & LANMAM’S CELEBRATED FLORIDA WATER! The richest, most lasting, yet most delicate of a perfumes, for use on the HANDKERCHIEF. At the TOILET, And in the BATH. As there are imitations and counterfeits, always ’*- w * he bottle. ask for the Florida Water, which has the label, and on the pamphlet, tho Jit RAY A LANMAN, without whic names of which none te Immense Success of Ditson A Ca’s New Collec tion of Organ Music, entitled ‘THE ORGAN AT HOME’ •a well TvrrnygvjJ fqr the Reed. Jrgan. Ccffitains eveiything which is so-called “popular”—melodics of the day, marches, waltzes, voluntaries, variations, tran scriptions cf the best sacred ^xirs. gems of Han del, Mozart, Schumann, etc.; in fort, the best of all music, from Beethoven’s Adagios to Strauss’ Danube Waltz. First edition sold in 2 weeks af ter publication, and Fourth now ready! Price, $S 50 Boards; Cloth. ■ of Ditson A Ca’s Unparalleled* GEMS OF STRAUSS, Which contains literally the gems of Strauss* Waltzes, Mazurkas, ete, and is to-day the most popular music book in America —over 2tWXXi 10 months. Price, * GREAT SALE ( THE STANDARD. This great Church Musi n mid H. It. Pnliuer, hio likely to have double th Book by L. O. Emer- iouble the merit, and sale of common books rks of either gentle- „. the hundred thou _ STANDARD will continue to Ik* ralltsl for until r. Singing Class and convention are supplied. Price, $1 50. Publishedby lNWlf$t!rt~—■■ t. — -