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GEZA7 BZ3C237 ECY2 PUSPCSIS. If *TB»*.VLT HF.l7F.lt with min. umfil in a rU. .. i ESTABLISHED 24 YEARS! *n*go*. Buggies or \VMtfous fur* lowest |«w*ible price at j tills Repuaitorv. octlttf MAN4TAOTfTR.HI> BY 1S5 ST'^thi 'STit’iMB •}>»" *«i»Ur rihobm. Hirer !->«,. tjpbid fct, r. minllw di;4hm,. -te. lo-roil in n cwumuni- ty. wili l.- foired.ith llmr .lunar.; and if -re" 1 »*->■•*•»*. -IB •» rurad if Umdirer- tian.arelrjn.iwrd. Sruipte a. Ihi. remrdy ia.it Arrive at Maam.: 5:23 r » M OI } the Macon and iueuta RailnuMl will mace close connection at Camak with day RMWOger train on the Cmonda Mailrosd for \\ a.shington, Athena anti Atlanta, ortl-jp S. K. JOHNSON. Snpt. J. W. WHEATLEY & CO. G. M. STOKES. WM. J. RUSSELL. C. M. DAVIS. Anti other Western Wagon*. at low prices. Descriptive Circulars furnished to those who ill write for them. All work warranted. oetjit tf j CHEAPEST AND BEST. Arrivcsat Dalton IfeSO p \l Arrives at Chattanooga ............... 1:10 a st tiPullman Palace Drawing-Room anti Sleupiug- Cara by this train from Atlanta toLyfachlwrg and all intermediate joints without change. Passenger* leaving by this train arrive in New York the second afternoon, at 4:41 p M, over thir teen hours oriuraan i*ajt<Haigers bv any other route can with safety reach New York.leaving the same evening. PAT WESTERN EXPRESS. Leaves Macon at......................... 11:10 p K r f“— * H:.D)AU ....— — | 4:30 A SC ^Ctoao connection at Cliattanooga for all points ■s on all night trains. Irmadlraess B. W. WRKNN. General Passenger Agent. CAfHARTS CURD' i Atlanta at. July 11 tf ments. \\ e display in our ware-roomsthu largest and llnest assortment of organs ever displayed in the South. Pricea from 555 to $l,00o earn. All persons thinking of purchasing an organ sliould nv all means write us at once for full duscriptiou of styles and Prices. Very liberal terms given churelies, schools and teachers. Organs delivered free of cliarge to cash buyers in any port of the South. Do nut buy any hut a Mason x Hamlin Organ; they are the best-and SEND FOR ILLUSTRATED CIRCULARS. sopIS-tt t from one of the most rolia- went* in the country, and ~B. H. WRinf.KV A oo. ■pUcowly It. in alliance with the Fleet of Thirteen First-Class Steamships to the to tho Quick Time and Regular Dispatch afforded to the business public MANHATTAN. GEORGIA SOUTH CACOLINA. CLYDE ASHLAND $ them. All letters must L. D. SINE. Box 86, Cincinnati. O Ingraham, WAGXBKhUGERA WM. A. COURTNAY. STBiOL P-EJS18. Special attention aortal to the well known number^'. 505-75-28-20 and 22. Factory, Mi. Vernon; Office 15, John ht.. New York. . aug243m _ . | :? | 0 prizes of 250 S,000 Tickets 510. Half Tickets*5. Onr lotteriem arv ebMrViml by A8HUKR EQUATOR.. Crockett’s Patent Balance Gear Portable Horse Power. Can be used in the common gin boufov or ' you am do you ginning in a log cabin, or a it Dx2o feet. Warranted to run lighter thi.s. any Power made.- It has had its tnal aad came off vu toils.and ready to try ' Machinery of all kinds made and repaired at my works. Send for circular, to octiotf CIIOCKETT’.S I ROM WORKS, Maron, Ga. FALCON. VIRGIN LL... SEA GULL... A BSOLUTELY mUL Peffcrtly odorless. Al- I wavs uniform. Illuminating qnrtliti>-s rujh.— rior to gas. Bums in any lamp u itbou* danger of exploding or taking fire. Manufactured cxpresslv to displace the use of volatile and dangerous oil. Its safety Under every possible juvd its per fect burning qualities an? proved by Rseontinw d use in over 300,000 families. Millions of gallant have beenaokl and no aqrkWil dyeuthr or indi rectly—ba* ever occurred Irvin burning, storing or handling it. The bn men*- yearly loss to life *iul property. iwmlting from tne use of cheap and dan- tcrouMotlMin tlte United States, is appalling ti,., gnsurance companies and flj* cftnmissknnr t! ? y?gMWW>mmopd the ASTRAL as the best safeguard when lamp* ar • used. Send SggqfeJg* 1 -."., -■••‘I !... .,1 etally.nml .it \v i. tlt-vife by the1»r<.i»r:...r^ «’lf PRATT A CO.. IBS Fulton street. New Yoric. anrUdittdAatl iSavannah. SAiL£NG*DAY8—EVERT**FIFTH DAY* PAUL C. TRBXHOLM. Agent. Charleston. 8. C. Ohcvrve the following gjmptoms resulting from Disorder* of the D*Bsfiy«Of**n*: Constipation. Inward IMe*. Fullness of tbs Blood in the Head. Acidity at the Stomach. Nau- m. Heartburn. Dtsgum of Food. Fullness «r Weigh* in the Stomach. Sour Eructations. Smkiag or Fluttering at the Heart. Choking or offering Smatiuna «hcn in a Lying INanurr. Ihmneas o IMmEiNr RRMw iheafhLFMsr —d 1h.:i Mb th* Hf-n.1. ivfirfency«f Ferspiratiou, nmsypd R>N*|Blln*Ni isfts W* Cheat. I.ncl*s. and audden F'.u«Pc» of Heat.Burn ing in the FWh. A few -f lUdway'a I*ilN will frvr- the Ur., from all the abovenam*st .i.v.rocre. Pncr i5 cents per box. bull by Druggi»t». READ “FALSE; AND TRUK!” Send one letter stamp to RAD WAT SCO, No f Winrn, comer Church strv»-t. New York. Information asrth IboUaaPUs will b« MriVB may 15 suds wlj vwn us Bads* aU tb- principal Railroad Offices in Georgia. Alabama. Tennessee and MissisnippL . ._®**** mag bo asetwrf in ad v a act*, without extra rhargu. by aidro^ing.Lrents of the Steam- .hip.iaClMriortac.“ •“IhB KulrerelTirkcUduuUteeidrenml andBrrth, Ihjpbi.' i: “ Thra-:.Ti.».u by tlu. Kouta uxlada Treiulera. Mod. »■* State Boom, wbile on THE SOUTH CAKOLIX.Y IC.VXLKOAJD.GEOEGEV ICAII.KO.VI) And tbdr eremretore Onre tore inerrev^ «h.ir hrilitire for Ure repid : of Pretrbt oad. «k*e rnraKcunonrek- with oUht ren.1-. .WiYwinatreUU. at di,unt putni- with real prem,,t- I he rs will tue every exertion to satiaCjr their patrons that the line VIA CHARLESTON anno* bo mqa'Wxi in Dispatch and the Safe Adi very of Goods. Fee hntiv r iafomxtK . apply to J. J. GRlk'FlN. Western Ae^Rt. Atlanta. Gh.: B.D.HAS- ELL. General .Agent. P. O. B. i **7% Office 317 Broadwgy, N. Y^ S. B. PICKENS Gcac ra| Pa»v;mrer ad Ticket Agent. South Carolina R&drood, or J. M. SELKIRK, julyii wd^ta Scperu-teixleiit Groau Soutl tern Freight Ifaaa<Qger Lhic. Char!e»um, S, C. by thj L-porpc WILLIAM K0GERSL Gciicral lull inkut. janllly LOST ENERGY TifE’IMACO.N DAILY 'TELEGRAPH AND MESSEXER: THURSDAY MORXiiSG; XONK.MHUR -<v 1R7-L ■ secret Service. XirrvtTrnt litrnuy rritioa mUoo hare much patience with the work of the di dactic no.rli.t which ia commonly known I »*.* ••yz “•Htt » ntonO." and an too •tl* n aid. to fin 1 therein Twy pi * ^V-riiil far ktkkai qn.dation and ludi' IUJ fe,jJflfcJSS: •j to the order ef faUe nqaiaiU for fleti tiou. illustration of proTrrliial t rut ha, and IV* drrotioQ thereto m a nominal], roman tic narrative ia apt to betray it* limita- 53 lien. t:t a onftain moaotonona con,train 1 ^ UbroriiitBi of ffrnrwtir **<1 incalenU .Wid-ll. trying to Unly rmd- ora. A few moralirinir authon aurht be ttnw vbo hard wuiuratiTsIy avoided U)«»0 of jc tiouA. but tberukaeena to br toff triumph* over the most artful Fp*k»ampm*rntmg the story with a moral that is at oaoe dramatic, inffeci- oae. and natural of character and ind- A <juite fckdtoug example of this ■Jffiowbat curions soperiority Is i ■ ,. . followifr •uck-i'Mipo of recent erenta. : * / Es h> t4 a loa^ description l» the Press and Herald, of Knoxville, Twin. One afternoon about two wcekx affo, a highly reupkt-ted Methodist cl . taiat liwitklC Athens, Tean., was hi r hmllri man a meditatire stroll in hm Harden by a ■ ound of unusual bustle in the pamonstfe, and uj»on returning to the house to leurn the cans.*, Iiehekfa t . tic so nc of au aruaxin|f character. • I ■ I Oa f tMj, Rr#und which Rood his wife and i-bildivn, a txmutiful, richly die«Mj»l l«l«e that, together with a basket of costly tpportd and a lorin^ly-worded note of introduction. Lai been tinoere monmunfy brought and left there by a h.»*ti!j retiring ncgnus. While the rer- erend gentleman nUnd in paralysed as tonishment at the innocent little stran- 111 r m% ‘‘ COrapoupd wife xoad aloud thn'awi+aid nrdfvwhich, addr<NMing he: Vy name, and enclosing a t $’M biU, elo quently imploml her to mlopt and cher ish the acootnponying waif of humanity until meh time as its own afRicUsl moth •r, the writer, should be able to reclaim it. Ample pecuniary remittances wen * i | Btttmnoo giwn that no re- while obliged to renudn unknown for a time, would ultimately reveal hemelf and wholly jus tify her ben,.factrws. As the clergyman's wife read this un- aign«Nl apical to l*er womanly benevo- wnco she visibly melted at it, and gave t-ignsof mi iiiiUKvliate impulse to accept the strange trust. Not so, however, her hunlsnid, who, Upon recovering from his first, i ii-pcfikuhle bewilderment, was in great \»rath at the infantile imposition, and would tolerate no other solution of the mystery than that it wiw intended by some unscrupulous enemy for his injury. Vainly the soft-hearted matron, more ami won- in love with the really lieautiful Iwlie. ossT-fl to convince the existed the ologian that the obviously high social po- «it4<m of the unknown mother, and the earnestly simple terms of her not**, virtu miy disproved hi* angry supposition and iudimted a , very unco mmon motive. The good man fjvd the little intruder os though it had been on infernal machine, and rushed frantically from the house in gain counst 1 of law. His brother, also a preacher, sliared his in i'gx:ationand con jecture, and the two, ac« 4 .uipanied by n eon at a 14c, energidically ransacAed the town, until nt the railroad station tlrey IumI overtaken and arrc^le*! the colored Woman bringing lsiby and baggage, to the parsonage. ; l before a justice the irfgntf»hM negresh mode no offer to deny what she luul done, and said that the child, the ltaskct, and the note were intrusted to her for such disposition by Dr. Ruth A. r JYeueh, u highly respectable physician of Knoxville, tn wla* •* family she was a ser vant, and who, in comjiany with an un known veiled lady, had c.-corted her in the cars to Athens and directed her to the ministerial residence. This was an explanation making the affair rather lens intelligible than More, and it was in a j .condition of mind not far removed from ' insanity that the uxuidaHoud clergyman resolved to cany baby and negroes in stantly Istck to Knoxville and call the ec centric doctor to speedy account for his extraordinary conduct. Stonily relinking his wife’s every effort to modify his de termination. and taking his brother with him, he made the journey with his cap tives on an express train, and descended thus accompanied upon the residence of Dr. French, to the wonderment of a whole iieighlorhoo.1 and household. At sight of the colored woman and the infant tho ‘ nhyshnan certainly changed countenance, but did not quail ve»y perceptibly under the rather passionate salutation of hik reverent 1 visitors. In fact* lie professed to believe that he could explain biinsclf in such a manner as to make their hasty bearing to wan 1 him appear not exactly t aa3»pfc. the off.pring of a aecret nurrumo hotween it U<ly and a C tlenuui of diatinipiuhed families in ter Sonth, wodded cUndeetinvly be- OMUe tboir union bod lieen atronuoualy oppoeod by intOMtod reteti.ea, and could not yet be revealed without forfeiture of tmtimenfiary expwtetioa* on which the ynunit hueban.1 woe dependent for the “ .of future mn.port. In due time, I of those PEMOXS BTBJF.CT to eppopleiT.'bMrt dire “ mr Umui i a tsrereaaNhl in water I Utrm minute* ream. .lUiacuttr. Radway’s Ready Relie Ita Crand Power In the Prevention and Cure of Pe.tllentliil mid Contajrtou, —f-rmra It i. in terere wWre taeranUde and ah. "W. i-pdred .hreSTlCT Sf >»?"» iu raperrer. an.1 •« tsirbt or. Miprr- nature] power to saving life and prumoting RADWAY’S READY RELIEF WIM. AFPOKO ontm EASE. IXPUMMATION- OP THE KIDNEYS. I.NEI.AMMATION OP THE HI.AbDER, INFLAMMATION OP THE ROWEI.S, CONGESTION OP THE LXTNGS, SOEE TIIBOAT. IHPPICULT liKEATIIING, PALPITATION OP THE HEART HYSTERICS, CROUP. MKTHERIA. CATARRH. INFLUENZA. HEADACHE. TOOTHACHE. NBVRALGIa, rheumatism COLD CHI LLP. AGUE CUILLS. narla where the fain or dlefcoltj eiirt. wilFlS Mil rare ami iniulral. Twenty <1io|m in ball* tumbler cf water will in a fow moaenta rare Cremn. A«r snan- aeli lleanbnrn. Slek. Heredmehe. Collr. Wind in tb-> Bowflm and all intdfnal |«i»nv TmclrnikhiiuW filwavarumr a bottle nf Rad- wa>*« Ra»djr Rrik f with tlinn. A few dro| M in wafer will pn-vifit airkrews *»r imiim from* rlianse «d wafer. It in bet* - jj— Sm | B ■ t*-re mm a atimulaut. » better Hum Fivnch Brandy or Bit- FEVER AND AGUE. Pererand Araerared Inrflfly rent*. There b not a remedial aaent In the anrld that will rant Peter ami Arae and all •dher Malanna* Hilinn* S»—rlet. Ty|amid. Yellua ami other Fever, (aided •^iway. Pilb) ao quirk aa Radway 1 . Brady Bendy Belief M rent, per hot tic. and Pilb ts rent, a box. Sold hy drumtbtt. THE LOG AN-g 00 | s an J Shoes FOR THE FALL TRADE, 1873. Xo. 3 Cotton Avenue and 66 Third Street, ONE OP THE BEST SELECTED STOCKS OP Fertilizing Compound! Thial fertilizer ia again oJerud to thl public in it* original purity. The stand ard ha* been kept np in eery respect and it* intrinsic value has again been demonstrated during the past summer. It ia recommended, because: -It ia permanent in its effects in return, ing to the soil the fertilizing ingredients taken from it by exoeeaive cropping; It give* to cotton the food neceranry to sustain life while fruiting, therefore, what is called nut seldom occurs where toil fertilizer is used. It is the best restorer of worn out land* known to agricultural chemistry. 'It* effects are immediate ia the pro duction of large return* the first season. It is good for all crops, on any soil, being pure unadulterated plant-food. "It ia ae good aa the best, and ia tho haut expensive of any known good fertil izer. "It is manufactured at the South aad almost entirely of Southern material It utilizes the smwssijn found on every farm which ia the mast expensive part of all complete fertilizers." We subjoin a few of the many certifi cates in our possession, aa to its value, from well known parties who have used it, and to whom we would refer. EOGEBS 4 LE5TA.Y. Gen. Agts. LaGaxaoz. Taoo CocxTr.Ga.j BOOTS AND SHOES! Ever offered bjr as in this market. Ladies’, Misses’, Children’s, Gents', Boys’, anc, Youths’ Wear. Compriain* all varieties and style*, from tbs heavy brotean to the most delicate slipper, made to or der and uf thr beat maferiaL Couutnr m>-n-h*nl« will dnd it to their adnuitaa** to examine oar stork, tom which equally *w*l selection* can be made at prirt* that will coawK favorably with thone of the Northern cities. In the retail department, we have, at No. 3 Cotton arena* and «Thini street, all the lat«<t styles of Ladie*'. Gentlemen’s and Children’s Boots. Shoes. Gaifera and Slippers, finished in the most ekimnt manner, and warranted durable, to all of which we would invite our friends and the public generally to call and examine. MIX & KIRTLAND, ATTENTION! MERCHANTS AND PLANTERS JOHNSON & SMITH Seiitcmlier . , , Jfara*. Go. : I have buuxhl of Juur afoot. C at. (aw cor haul ol the Lraon I d it till, .urinz on my ilHfcrenl Fcitili- hrax it another 1 abouNni Um future. to avoid betrayal < tlu* young wlfu privately vieitod Knoxville, when ha, tlu* ajh-ukor—Hr. French—was her ■nodical attendant. Tho poor lady told him the whole rtory. and begged him, a* n friend usd braiehctor, to find aotne good Christian ' l»ly who in the pity of her ayuiputhiiiug womanhood would adopt the child as her own until such time a* the hanleaa mother could reclaim it with- , iSS&etK "wrnieniuituijrupUyi '* that your wife was a noble Oliriatian lady, and the little one woe sent to her." Rut this wo* not at all the explanation to uatiafy the aggrieved clergyman, who, while not without aotne compassion for the diatwaaed mother, commented se verely upon the sinfulness of the decep tion whiuh she wua so daringly practising upon her own and her husband's kindred, and esteemed the gratuitous imposition of the child upon hi* wife a most pro- Mimpitoma lifavty. The phyuicisn. how- hvfriliad Mr answer for this hut count. At tha tim, of the birth of tho lobe the Methodist Episcopal Conference was in asasiea ia Knoxville, and at a house in which the doctor hod a patient were a clergyman and his wife from Athens. To this clergyman’s wife, whom benevolent re JWWUnnnoe and gentle manner bespoke ' a h.virt to fret Tor evrey sorrow, the doe- tor had ouofided the history of the above ease, with an entreaty that she should be tha on* to adopt the ehlld. And she had consented; and to her, accordingly, the ohild had been seat j awl it was her hus band who now tnirprised the speaker by coming to Knoxville so tempestuously! In short, the clergyman's wife had de ceived her huabaud; or, rather, had de layed the confidence of her benevolent design to him until the babe was in the parsonage and his excitement too violent for the eonfesska. There had been de ception all round i and the penalty dic- tited therefor by moral logic wav begun. The physician had ^r choice but to give t he'names and addr> aa of the poor little waifs parent*, and t .o end wiL probably be the mercilesa restoration of the intent to it* mother, and her exposure, with her husband, to the consequences which she has made such mystification and sacri fices to avoid. Not to dwell upon the common axiom pointed by it, the otoey ia _ * really ingenious sttectiWK n Of dramatic mystery, lexterous complication, and natural solution, having all the artistic properties of a well-conceived fictitious pk*, and affording an interesting study cf the romantic genius of domestic fact.— S. T. ITerU. Progress In Jnpnn. The lost evidence sett of progress in Japan is tne amended criminal cade. Un til recently a barbarous code, made one hundred and fifty yean ago, has been the Waited la* ef the land. For kidnapping chile r a. the old penalty was decapitation and exposure on the scaffold; the new law, penal servitude far ten yean. Steal ing was formerly punished, if the proper tyttolen was of greater value than ten yen, bv death; the severest penalty now b imprironment for life. It woe death und. r the bid law to receive stolen prop erty; the extreme penalty now is ten years' impri-omneat Selling human be ings int, l®!:i;t«J punished by danth. Under the c!d law there was a variety of crimes puni-iied by decantation, crua- firion md other forms of de .th. forwhirh strangling L.. - l-vn substituted in all crimes iai which human life is sacrificed. Th.- ancient code pnnirhsd all forms of adultery with death, bn: it is now pun ished with jeaJ surritude, one year for ordinary eases, .md u longer term for ex- oggvruted 1-fo.s. Incendiarism woe form erly punished with nesting alive, and is m puniahed will; dvutli, but without the crueltv of the - -t-i form. Gamblers were formerly lam died, but are n.-w impru- pced for only eighty day. ! HEALTH! BEAUTY! STRONG AND PITRE RICH BLOOD-IN- CREASE OP FLESH AND WEIGHT- CLEAR SKIN AND BEAUTIFUL COMPLEXION SECUR ED TO ALL! DR. RADWAY’S Sarsaparillian Resolvent the Influence of Ihi* truly wonderful medkim THE GREAT IKI.OOD PURIPIER. Every drop of the SAILS A PA Rl LLIA N RESOL VENT ronitnunimU-i thnmirh the blood, ewen urine und othrr fluid* and juavn of the *y*fem the vijror of life, for it re pair* the wwk« of the Imtly with now and aound mnferial. Hrrofnla. Syiwrilia, Conunmption. tllandular Diaeane*. Ul cer* in the Throat and Mouth. Tumor*. Node* in tho Glands %im1 «*tlier part* of the rrsfem. Soro Eye*. Strumorou* Disrhaivra front the Ear*, and the worst form of Skin iWw. KninCion. Fever Sonw. Hrald Head. Rina Worm. Salt Rh.-mu.Krj - ■iprla*. Arne, Black Sim4». Worm* in tho Flean. Tumor*. Cancer* in the Womti. and *11 Weakening and Painful Diarhancea. Ni-l.t Sweats. Loss of Sperm, and all waste* of the life prinripfe. are within the curative ramre of this wonder of Mod ern Chemistry, and a few days’ uar will prove to any person urirar it for either of these farm* of disease Its potent power to cun* them. If the nitienL daily becoming reduced waste and denmpoaition that i* continua areminx. anrreeda in arreslin* these waa repairs the same with new material iaa< healthy Wood-and this the SARSAPARILLIAN will and doc* secure—a cure »* certain; for when onre this remedy commence* its work of purifies* tinn. and succeed* in diminidiirar tha loss o wastes, its nqiair* will he rapkLanvlmrry day the patient will fi*>l hinnrlf rrowinff better and strona- ar. the food dfeestirur better, mpprtitc impnninr. and ihwh and weiaht innvadna. Not or* * the SARSAPARILLIAN RESOLVENT « known reuMslial aaent* in the cure <d Uhronic, Scrofulous. Constitutkmal and 8kin Disease*, hat it is Uw only positive cars for Kidney und Bladder Complaints, Urinary and Womb Diseases, Gravel. Diabetes. Dropsy. SUmpaae of Wafer, Incontinence of Urine. Briaht's Disease, Albuminuria, and in all cases where there are brick dust deposit*, or the water is thick, cloudy, mixed with substances like the white uf an e*a. or threads like white sUk. or there is a morbid, dark, bilious appearance and white hone dust deposit, and whan there is a pricking in GUbhi?uStkayrTrefotaa* ***" Tnmor of 12 Years’ Growth Cured by Radway’s Resolvent! Bxvkrlt. Maas, July K, 1M7. D*. RahwaT: I have had Ovarian Tumor in the ovaries ami bowels, all the Iforton said **ther# was no help for if.” I tried every thin< that was for ole at recommended, hat nothin* heljtcd me. I saw your UiwulvetiL and thought 1 would try it; but had no faith in it. because I had suffered for twelve yean. 1 took six bottles of the Resolvent, and one box of Radway’s Pills, and two buttkw of your Ready Relief; and there ia not a afen of tumor to 25 bales Bagging Twine. Pep*7t/ r felt, and I fori better, smarter and hap- UANNA1I P. KNAPP. WORMS! PRICE $1.00 PER BOTTLE. An Important Letter From a prominent aentleman and resident o Cincinnati. O«for Um paid forty yean well known to the hook publisher* throughout the United ~'*U»: Xkw Nook. October 11. UTS. D*. RtPWAT: Dear Sir—I am induced by a raw of duty to the safferina to make a brief state ment of the working of your medicine on myself. ~ several jean T had been affected with some ble in the bladder and urinary orntu, which i twelve mouths ago culminated in a most ter ribly affik-tin* disease, which the physicians ml mid waa a spasmodic strictutv fat the urrta. as also inflammation of the kidneys and bladder, and X»ve it aa their opinion that my a*e—71 jrara— sMcouhin, cutv. ba.xn, tern msd, by rear not. ,s1h*^ and asn. four mxtxb.ua p,aj . rvXkv in lb. Pbiladflpbis SsrartaT Brantag Pan u a nu. ha via, hren iSarSwl <« « perem wK had l,.ia hMB wffrtincaa I hadbreo. I .rot rira luffand gal wvd re.*—jxair fianopanlhan Baaalrent Bnatv Bvlirf and Brex-IaXitur Vllto-aad com- tnrtwd taiin, thvm. Inthm-d*.. Ivaaorcatlj neUeved, and mar fc—I aa writ aa vwv. C. W. JAMES. Ciremnati. fl. DR. RADWAY’S PERFECT PURGATIVE A2H) REGULATING PILLS. K.yrrg dr Lrmmn. ttKXTS: if L. llo|ssm. md used it tins sunn* well pleaassl «ith it and slull ^ y»wr in pivfen-nce to any other kind. Peruvian Guano and other standunl - . and by actual comparison. I am sati»- IS«J the Lean is the best, and at much fe*. o*t. loura respectfully. H. W. U.iLLIS. Sa. Cow XT a Cot >TV. fiAra Sepfemlcr IS. ISTS. Jfeffffes. feV/r rs dr Ltmnm. Mar,.*. OxkTs: The Livcan Fertilixer boutcht of vour aaent. \. L. Ifopwm. 1 manipuUt^l «utb «idt.m *c«l at the mto of one of the fertilising cumjiouiM! to two of cotton setsL This coiujosl was a;.j.li.d to cotton at th.* rate of fln to .*ks» imhumIs per acre, uscxl it Imade of Reese’s Sol. l*anrir. and civs the prvferoncv. and 1 shall use it cxrlusive- future. My hrotlier applied the Ixsran t<» L»th coni and cotuau and is well phxwod with the result. koura truly. L. C. DAVIS. Voolt COUMTT.Ga^ August If*. 1 m. Meurt. Mtffcrt «t Lcmuia, Maeo*. Ga.: f.KXTLtrnES. I am fully satisfled with the Lo- pnui fertilizer. It tawt* stable mar.un* alone, and u by actual count of boll*, at lea»t ioo per cent, ahead of my uninaiiuml tottoiu Thero is less rust when* the Dwaii was used tluin wImto fer- tiliml by suble manure. Yours rvsjs-ctfullv. B. M. THOMAS. ViEiniA. Doolt Cocjmr. Ga- Sept. l. i«7S. 1 10 > 000 lbs Arrow Ties. »uy. that up to this time, it is abend of any I hare e\vr usoL It is as »n—l ajrain as the Soluble l'a- oflr I umiI last year. 1 will ui*e it nltocvtlier for * “ Besjhillullv. JoUN COLLIER. Wakuqt CorxTT. Keptemiier i:.. is;x. Metsr*. U-*j< rs «t- J^ mam. Mac*. Ga. : B * «*»P«toal tlir 4ta« pounds of Wan kertIlnur liought from you last winter, with 12.ISW l-.umU of eottdwi s.*n! and >4al»fe umriuro andjiut the cfaht tons of compost on fortv arn * — cotton on my land. Tliecottonm w well ami ;ms t„ la? well fruited. 1 am well nhnae.1 with When the crop is yatherod 1 will write you tullj. koura respectfully, JOSHUA N1CHOLLS. Uiriox Pot xt, Greexk (or 5 tv. Ga..> September 15.187*. J Mcsxrs. R.vjrrs dr Lrman, Mam*. Ga.: Gkxts: Every one uf the planters in our seo- tMHi, w!h> luot usetl :!w fatyran Fertilizer, aro wel rleawsl with it, av* will use it extensiielv for an other svuM.11. Yours respectfully. J. B. HART A SONS, n 00 axsvi llx, Taorp Cocxtt. Ga,^ Jfvrara. X-tejKSSK ’ , Gkvtb: I bought of your ayvnt Suno pounds I of the Lomu kcrtilifer. cxmipusUd it as fonuubi I dirvrts. and used it with other stamlsr.1 fertilix- I era. It has pn.vcil equally as *wd as tlK‘ others, at about one-thud of the cost, mini I would ad vise j4aiiters generally to give it a trial Yours truly, J. M. PONDER. AwKKicra. Sr urn Conmr. Ga^\ _ Septembdr 187*. S Mrssrt. Roper* dr Lrma*. Mam*. Ga.: Gxxra: I composted the Lagan i’otn|iound f bought from you. and put it on cotton on gray laud, and used it on ray farm at a cost of *1 871 per am*. J also u*d I be Pen dfeton Compound , and the English StonewalL The Logan has proved asnodaamther of the others, lam much pleased with it. The cotton has fruited well and ha* retained its fruit. Very little rust is ohsrrrable I where the Lt*nin is us«d and the weight of lint in profMWthai to wwd cotton i* remarkable, beiiuc much ill excess of wliat is usual. 1 found it equal ly good on com and iMital<M-s. Tb«* Ixicun is an excellent fertilizer,and lean boncwtl.v recocnmcnd its use generally. Yours raspertAally. J. L. ADDERTON. Nxwtox CorxTTs GAra September 55.187*. Jfee. Itaftrrt Log**: DXABSlK: 1 cum|KMfesl 400 pounds rack © the Ixigan Compound. n tt«.n mssI and stable ma nure, and put the «-oui]Htxt 011 h*ur acres of cotton Though tla* worm lias stripped the isgton bare o leaves. 1 w ill ret throe hales of cotton from th . four m-n-s. The Mwsun has not Uvn a favorable | one in this soction. Yours trulv, octl tf UNPRECEDENTED ADVANTAGES TO MERCHANTS AND PLANTERS, IN 500 rolls Domestic Bagging, 2 1-3 IDs to yd. 100 do “Elephant” Bagging, 2 1-4 lbs to yd. 50 hales Gunny Bagging, 2 1-S lb to yd. 200 rolls Southern Bagging, 2 lb to yd. CELEBRAi'ED aRajBIAN HTTTJERB An Old and 33.elia.ijle Tonic. Ttanuptaitd m a MEDICINAL TONIC, STRENGTHENING CORDIAL Arid REEt AELE TNVIOORANT. They :ire made of the purest material and pnaran- teed STRICTLY Y'EGETABLE. For the prevention and onre-of Dyspepsia, NOrvo-na Delnlify sihd all damn icemen ta of tlie Digestive Organs they have no equal. ItAY/RLNCE & WEICHS£LBAUM, For rale by Grocers and Druggists. .Sole Proprietors and Wholesale DnunriKls, Snvnuiinb. Ga. For sale at manufaeturvts* prietM hr H. MYERS RRO.. Agrents. Bay street^ SfltVannah, Ga. octl- lm W. W. WOODRUFF, CARRIAGE REPOSITORY, M A C O N, <-5- A CHANGE OF SCHEDULE T£.\dknt'h Office M. A B. li. 1L, f Maci*x. GAra October 11. li>73. S I AV and after Suinfaj, 12th instant, until fur- * / tb, * r trains on this road w ill run aa I follows: I v DAY P .' SSKXa **» OA1LT, (SUNDAYS EXCEPTED.) j Arm'd at Macon . „ f 4:30 i» M T . ,, SIOUT PASSEXGKK. DAILY. I Iraro Mncoiu • 7 : t5 p m I Arrive at Maeou *7i j7*i **7*/ k&5 a si I HAWKIX8Y1LLE ACCOMMODATION TRAIN, DAILY, Trara, w- (SUNDAY# SXCKPTED). I Macon M0PU Armo at Macon. « 10:A SC 1 I* »* v tnun .^'ing Man>11 at 8 o'clock con- tectsatJesup with Atlantic aial Gulf Railnuwl traiisi (or all points in Florida. The night train .caving Macon at 7:45 connects with trains of Afe autic and Gulf Railroad at Jesup forSarannah, 1 ,S^ nnah 8:20 x ' At- Sleeping J coaches on night trains. JAS.W. ROBERTSON. Gmcra! Superintendent. CHANGE OF SCHEDULE ON' MACON A NO AUGUSTA 1 RA1LBOAD. SuriiunuDnrt Oinct M. a. a. r. k») This Company Solis 40,000 tons Manures A milially Jm ^“'r B * i "'“ d VAX tr-UN-daily (Sundays kxcbptkd). earn Macon :.LiLLJJJi 0:30 a sc I Arrive at Augsuta *:45 p u CAPITAL Langdale’s Chemical Manure Company, ' • * ; (LIMITED.) NEWOASTLE-ON-TYNE, ENGLAND. The Woodruff Concord Buggy, Celebrated for light draft and durability, i thd- Tcadin&Burxy. and n specialty. I Tliis manure is guaranteed genuine, free from adulteration, v'.tul <>. lac- it ahem- | Leave A1 . iutl ixigrodiifits, and thoroughly pulvurized an . MIXED BY MACHINE ixY. It contains a large proportion of Soluhle Phosphate and is eminently suited to Cotton, Corn and Grain Crops. CHANGE OF SCHEDULE. SITER1 NTEXDKNT’S OFFICE. Southwestern Railroad Company, Macon. Gtu Octolwr 1873. I I /YN and after Sunday, the 26th inxL, Passenger I | Trains on this R«ul will nuuis follows: DAY. El PAULA PA&UiXQBR TRAIN. Macon A M . at Eufaula 6:40 »' w I Arrive at Clayton 7:2*1 AGHKTS OT GEORGIA = CLEMOXS it JAMES.!. - J. BEN WILSON '& CO.. The Whitewater and Woodruff I* whitlook. I Arrive at Allwuiy I Arrive nt Arlin ' _ , , J Arrive at - Columbus. I Lear# Cb Marietta* J^* ve K, ’ rt 8:35 aiinruAui. 1 ^llony . M ...10:47 • Macon. I Arrive ut Macon fi ; io 1* m Aincricus. Connects with the Alhnny Train at Smithville. Le»*sburg- I » n « t ‘‘ e I°rt Games Train at Cutlibert daily , ex- ApKnwfrm* I „ A 1,w, y Trlin connect* with Atlantic and Gulf - Arlington. I RaUiund Trains nt Albany, and will nut to Ar- ^ llingtonon Blakely Extension Tuomlay ami Fri- W. MfjKAY, General Agent, Macon, Ga. | day. returning Wednesday and Saturday. COLUMBUS DAY FAasKNOBR; TRAIX. Lcavo XacoUra 8:4 r i a u “f—r* /--v r p • | pi “T“ I Arrive nt Columbus 1..... 1:501* R r- — w 4 -* d I Arrive at Maion ;... 7 : so r .w (FOTtMERLY NPOTTHWOOD,) I columbus night frkioiit and accommodation jST ATI ON AL CABINET ORGANS. For Chorrbes, Schools aufi Tarlo^. | NEARtY OtPOSI*I’E , _THIt PASSENGER DEPOT.| This House lias Jhx p THOltOUGHLY 11EXOYATED from basement to attic. HO^HD l»JEIt T>A.Y\ P. 'WHELAN, Prop. SC5LLINS & LITTLE, MACON. GEORGIA jj-lI AH D WAR E. IE 0N&_STE E L.l PI13-/1D^PP[ 3 unililnuJ auUflJJ WHOLESALE HARDWARE CUTLERY, ETC., Clierry Street, - - Macon. Ga. octmf GrU EAT u lours tmlv. J. M. UOLLIXGSsWORTH. Sontoem Freiglt and Passeiger Line —YU— CHAELESTON, S. C.. CANNED GOODS! CHOICE 600DS IN TIN AND GLASS.) FRUIT JELLIES. FRUITS. PICKLES, SALMON. LOBSTERS. OYSTERS, etc. I iBalliorfi, Naw M ai Basil! AX’D ALL THE NEW ENGLAND JtANUPACTURIXO CITIES. or $5,000 10 ObBIFEN away TIIE LOUISVILLE WEEKLY COURIER-JOURNAL A F1RS-CL.ISS Family. News, Political and I Cuammaal l*aprr, national in it* aim. rop- I utation and nroulation. In wtditiun to iu usual I quantity and variety ut matter, it will |*ublish I original Stories and Novelettes, and. comnu'iiring | with its issue of Pwvmlirr S, will, each week, fur f year or lunger, publish a series of LECTURES OY BIBLE HISTORY, Deiirani by itov. Dr.Sll’AKr ROBINSON, ro- | vised by himself rxproasly fur this |upcr. On tlie 1st of January. 1874, the puhlidk-r* will diktribute $5,000 Uf PRESENTS! Amuugiu sulMrribjra. All who wtsu to avail ttuwaaeirow at the appartunaQr at aeruringagi/t worth several humliwl dollars ran do su bv send ing fa* their subscriptions prior to that Ume. Greet inducement* to sulisrribers and aaent*. Circular*, with full particular*, jmster* mud " a. sent gratis on application. THREE TIMES A WEEK EltOM NEW YOItK, TUESDAYS, THUHSDAYS AND SATURDAYS. ELEGANT STATE-ROOM ACCOMMODATIONS—SEA VOYAGE 10 TO 12 HOURS SHORTER VIA CHARLESTON. THE SOUTH CAROLINA RAILROAD CO., in the Gotten State, at the PORT OF' CHARLESTON, for Frrirht and Paasenrors not exceeded in excel Offering facilities U Rail and J fence ai Line; TO NEW YORK. CENTRAL RAILROAD. GENERAL SUPERINTENDENTS OFFICE Savannah. November 1.187*. O N and after Sunday, the Sd inaL. Passenger Trains on the Georgia Central Railroad, its brmnrhes and connection*, will run aa follows: null 3*0 1.—OOI3IO 3TOKTH A3tt> WMST. Leaves Savannahs 8:4* A 34 Leave* Augusta... m&ax tow r M HMV r M , CHARLESTON JAMES AUGER.... -^Agents. Charleston. 8. C. TO PHILADELPHIA. IRON STE-AJISH IPS. — AUXA5PR Hm«, Commander. C. Hisocuta. Commander. SAILING I*ATS—FRIDA YS. WM. A. COURTENAY. AgenL TOTAL CAPACITY40,000BALES MONTHLY TO BALTI3IOBE. ... JJctxom. Commander. TO BOSTON. I STEAMSHIPS. MERCEDITA AND FLAG.. ■tea guar attend as low aa those of Competing Lines. Marin.* Insurance one-half of one per ceat. | THRO U GH BILLS OF LAD EXG AND THROUGH TICKETS Paris 1h«:j xhm [Vienna 1873. First Medal at the Vienna Exposition ETAS, by tUo comurn iuv of tlw Sl’ECiAL EE JURY, the INTERN ATIONAL JURY anil two SUli-J LltlES, of tlie must eminent artists an»l exports from countries exhibiting,, been awarded to tlie Mason & Hamlin Gabinet Organs Dealers in in couipctition with tuo best makers from nil I countries. Thi.s is not only the highest award to I any instruments but is the ONLY MEDAL • 1 awarded to American manufacturers. It is in eurdauev with the unifenu result nt jireviuus hibitious. New Styles, including those first exhibited at Vienna, now remty nt REDUCED r RICES. Stylo 1*. Double Recti, Five Octavo Organ, with Knee- Stun, and Automatic Swell, line quality and power, §110. Style It. Double Reed, Five Octave, in Upright Resonant Case. Five St i - «• i Automatic Swell, S1^5. Style T. Double Reed. Five Octave, in Upright Resonant Case, Five Stop*, with Vox llumtnin and Automatic Swell, *130. Style S. Five Octave, Double Reed, in Upright Resonant Case, Seven Stoiw, ami Octavo Coupler and Sul>-Baas, very puwerful and with much * riety, *11)0. Other iuw styles at projiortionate prices. Illustrated Catalogues, with Supplement, re taining descriptions of new styles. Also, Test!- mutual Circular Free. WHOLESALE SOUTHERN DEPOT, j .is Wholesale Southern Agents for tliese organs. I e can supply dealer*, teachers, agents d * schools and private parties, at the mamifm 7:15 P X Amve at Columbus 3:57 a m. Leave Columbus 7;to A 3C Arrive at Maoon s^o a U Making clone connection with Western lluil- I road at Columbus fur Montgumeiy* klobile. New I Orleans, etc. I KUFAULA MIGHT PRKIGHT AMD ACCOMMODATIOM TUAXM. I Leave Macon fclO p xc I Arrive at Eufaula iod» a m I Arrive at Albany...^ 7:io a m I Lcavo Eufaula 7:25 p u I lasive Albany 8:30 P M I Arrive at llaeou 6:45 a x I Trains leaving Macon and Kufntila on this I schoiiuk) Suntlnj, Monday, XVetlncMilny and I Thunlay nights connect at Smithville with I trains to Albany. ‘ VIRGIL POWERS. Engineer and SoperpitciHleiiL | CHANGE OF SCHEDULE. WESTERN AND ATLANTIC luULROADOO« Office Gkmkual Passknuer Amnt. Atlanta, Ga., July 10, 1873. U N and after this date— LIGHTNING HXPRESS For New York. Eastern anil Virginia Cities Loaves .Macon, by Macon A Western Rail- ruodra.M. 11.-00 a X Arrives at Atlanta «... 5:30 p x Leaves Atlanta rt-on p w Arrivcsat Dalton.., POET BOYAL EAILEOAD. OFFICB OP EMGIMKKR AMD SCPERIMTENDEMT Augusta, GAra June is, 187*. id after Monday, June 30, trains on tliis d will run as follows: DOWN DAY PASSENGER TRAIN. . Will leave Augusta at 6:45 a X Arrive at Port Royal st 2:16 r x Arrive at Charleston at 4:45 px Arrive at Savannah *^o P x UP DAY PASSENGER TRAIN. Will leave Port Royal at 9:45 A X Leave Charleston at 8:10 a X I Leave Savannah at ....I... 1 t»:30 a x I Arrive at Augusts at 5:38 p x DOWN NIGHT PAS&KNGSR TRAIN. NTERPRISE '1 lie only RvUabcj Gilt Distribution in the country I 875,000 INVALUABLE GIFTS| to bo distributed in lot. D. SINE’Sl 1G-Ith Regular .Montlily SIFT ENTERPRISE! To be drawn Monday, November 24th, 1S7S. Ml GBAB CASH PEIZE, $5,000 IX GOLD. ONE GRAND CASH PRIZE, $5,000 IN SILVER. | Two Prizes op*iobo Six Prizes of «500eacb ii Ten Prize* or * loo 1.000 Gold and Silver Lever Hunting Watches I (ui all) worth from $20 to $300 each! Coin Silver, Vest Cl in ins, Solid and Double- Plated Silverware, Jewelry, jlc, etc. Number of Gifts 10.000. Tickets limited to 75.000. alseuta Wanted to Nell TICKIXS tu niloin liberal Premium* nill be paid. Single Tickets Si; Six Tickets $5; .Twelve Tick et* $10; Twenty-live Tickets £20. Circular* containing a full list of prizes, a de scription of tlie manner of drawing, arai other ‘ formation in refer - ‘ “ I —*“** sent to any one t bejuldreteMxl to Main Olliee, 101W. Fifth Street, octl JAwriw It Never Fails, Always in Order, Runs Light, IT IS KTO HUMBUG I <AAUt‘4 p. RANSOM. ‘ ROBEUT H. BOYD. | W. A. KAJTSOM & 00., Mknufactum* and Jobbers of BOOTS AND SHOES, 138 AND 140 GRAND STL SEW TURK. Represented by R. W. Hogan, of Georgia. ■ r '»ct20dljr . Arrive at Charleston at....,.- Arrive at Savannah at 12:30 P x UP NIGHT PASSENGKR TRAIN. j Will leave Port Royal at. p x Leave Charleston at fl.-00> x j Leave Savannah at U.... fe50 p X Arrive at Augusta at 8:00 a X Passenger* leaving Macon by the ft*0 a x train m Maoon and Augusta Railroad.arrive nt Augus ta in time to moke dome connection with the down night passenger train on thir road for Port Royal md Savannah. JAMES O. MOORE, july 1 tf Engjmvranil Su peril it»-n«fent. Iron in the Blood THE PERUVIAN SYRUP Vlcafiaea and Enriches tho Blood, Tcaics up the SysUmBuiklfi up tho Broken-down, Cunts Female Complaints, brapK T Kldlity, IIu- morA, 1 »y.'[« j.-Li, Ac- Thousands havu been changed by tlio use of this remedy from weak, alcklj-, suffering cn-atures, U» ng, neaxtny, ana nappy mm and women; and ... Aids cannot reasonably hesitate toctvo it a trial. Caution.—Bo sore you pet the right article. See that “Peruvian Syrup" i* blown la tho glass, iphlctsfree. Send for one. 8ETII W. FOWLS OSS, Proprietors, Boston, Mass. For safe by ^300,000 ! I Missouri Stats Lottery i Legalized by State Authority and Drawn In Public at SL LouIm. | Grand Single Number Scheme I 8(1,01)1) NUJU5BRH. CLASS I.. TO HE DRAWN NOV 29, 1873. 5,830 PRIZES, AMOUNTING TO $300,000, Quarter* $±50. the State, are all and all drawing* «.. . under the supervision of «woriicommi*s»onerK, The official drawing will be published in the St. Louis papers, and a copy pf drawing sent to pur chasers of ticket *. , .. . . . We will draw a simitar scheme the last rfayof f 'a7rn’ltaL t ^r lU ri^kj|' fStetl'in;. SlmgyOrder*. Boristerwi tetter. Draft ®r Bipnaa. rend for a circular. Add,J '^, UREA y > jflLLHR A CO. Portofliru Bol *'■ Q”)«- W- MET ROPOLITA A % IRON & BRASS WORKS, j Canal Street, from Gth to 7th, RICHMOND, - - - VA.| WM. E. TANNER & CO., EN9INEERS, MACHINISTS AND FOUNDERS. ENGINES OF ALL KINDS. ERNEST PESCHKE’S Macon Standard Mean Time. H. R. BROWN, Agent. J rurx icirk made to oriUr. this Institute is th tinted Slates torn re Svph decllcodly _ 1